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192
Volume
4
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Number
*
*
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ABC
This
filed
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, October 24, 1960
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Vending Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
Damar.
Long Island City, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 18, 1960, covering
of
shares
120,000
stock, to be offered
Plan.—V. 190, p. 1625.
common
pany's Stock Option
to
pursuant
the
W.
panies,
Northern Blvd.,
corporation, of 50-01
a
All
W.
the
of
Aeco
In This Issue
com¬
ACF Industries Inc.—Italian Agreement—
licensing
fittings
agreement
Italy
new
been
in
announcement
Mr.
has
the
for
manufacture
LaMance
forrea said that the company's W-K-M
designs
technical
and
large
S.p.A.,
make
W-K-M
The
is
latest
gate
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
division would provide
valves.
for expansion of
Mr. Correa said.
in ACF's plans
through licensing agreements,
the
step
to
foreign
192,
through
Adirondack Industries,
189,
This Dolgeville,
pins,
filed
and bowling
New York manufacturer of baseball bats
29
stock
offered
to
be
Shearson,
the
to
public by
Hammill & Co.
50,000
underwriting group headed by
are being offered by the com¬
an
shares
70,000 shares are being sold by the estate of Edwin D.
McLaughlin, founder of the business. This is the first public offering
of the company's shares.
and
pany
used
8.,
Babe
Canada,
in
major
by
the
and
and
Ruth,
Ldtin America
minor
.
Pony,
and
league
and
the
professional
Little
Leagues,
Orient.
baseball
well
as
Its
clubs,
of
for
skis
water
tool
bowling lanes.
new
handles
well,
as
and
in
of common stock, of which 75,000 shares are to be
public sale by the company and 161,000 shares, being out¬
stock, by the present holders thereof.
Of
the outstanding
34
3G
been
executive
an
baseball
in
by
a
the
division,
announced
Sept.
on
30.
the first nine months of 1961.—V.
rials
33
192, p. 893.
■
be
the
remaining
manufactures
company
devices
One
and
devices
for
glass diodes
("Tac") whose
(a)
'diodes
tunnel
for
outstanding
shares
silicon
as
its
of
and
subsidiaries
certain
components
transistors,
research
germanium
produces
small
The
a
the
transistors;
for
infra-red,
among which are mate¬
materials
for
solar
cell
thermoelectric
plans to engage
production
and
testing
company
of
and
through
stock
>and
the
sale
of
beaded
leads
electro
and
in the manu¬
equipment
for
and
seals
first
subsidiary and Transistor Automation Corp.
company has agreed to purchase in 1965.
organized in June 1960 to manufacture, sell and operate
testing machinery for semiconductors and (b) glassmachines made to manufacture diode parts, commonly known
was
automatic
sealing
leads
beaded
first seals.
The purchase
agreement provides,
for the financing of TAC by the company's
1, 1961, of $100,000 of 10-year 5% debentures,
of which $40,000 have been purchased on Oct.
10, 1960.
Under the
agreement the company acquired the exclusive right to purchase glass
as
and
General Corporation and Investment News__
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates—
46
sealing machines and to act as sole agent for the sale of TAC's
testing equipment, as well as the right to acquire TAC stock in 1965
payable in stock of the company but not to exceed 37,500 shares
46
thereof.
46
$60,000
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
System
Of
net
the
will
$300,000
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings45
electronics
things,
before Jan.
purchase
9
:
other
among
1
Reserve Banks
produced
1957,
rectifiers.
semiconductor
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
will
in
semiconductor
and
Tac
"
radios
The
quantities of certain intermetallic compounds,
Miscellaneous Features
the National Athletic Goods Man¬
The
43
Adirondack Industries
vice-president-govermnent
such
diodes
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—. 33
Transactions American Stock Exchange_____ 33
former pitcher for the New York Giants,
company since he retired from organized
Lloyd,
Organized
for
distribution
$1,783,000 contract for 4,370 walkie-talkie radios has been received
the corporation from the U. 8. Army Signal
Supply Agency in
J.
39
devices.
Federal
Thomas
other cases.
facture
expects to begin production
distributed by the company
Corp.—New Contract—
Philadelphia,
38
_
share in
W per
and the 75,000 new shares are to be offered for public sale through
Newburger, Loeb & Co. and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms of such offering are to be
supplied by amendment.
37
luminescence
general
1947.
Admiral
A
of
MarteHs.
$3.33
37
and 'mfttertetls
proceeds from the sale of the shares by the company are required
general corporate purposes due to the increased needs of the busi¬
ness
and will be used to finance accounts receivable and inventories.
has
to be offered, 101,000 shares may be sold from time to time di¬
rectly by the holders thereof at the current market prices, such shares
having been initially purchased at $0,038 per share in some cases and
applications;
Net
ufacturing Association and
shares
42
for
Harold H. Schumacher, President of
Coast Stock Exchange
37
January, 1961.
Products
completely manufactured by it from the log stage.
are
to continue Aeco's develop¬
of acquisitions designed mainly
40-year-old Pacific Coast company.
program
the
shares
standing
The company also manufactures solid wood and plastic coated lami¬
nated bowling pins, and is expanding its production to meet the grow¬
ing demand which has resulted from the increasing popularity of
makes cowels
to
offered for
34
public.
bowling and the opening of
accelerated
an
SEC Index of Stock Prices
by
wholly
a
is management's intention
Dow-4Fdnefc Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
are
and
the
by
as
bats
com¬
exchanged for stock of
owned subsidiary of the
Unlimited, Inc., 21-01 43rd Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 14, 1960, covering
a
236,000
34
Over-the-counter
AdirondaiHc'Industries, Inc. has been for many years a major manu¬
«a Wide variety of baseball and Softball bats sold throughout
facturer of
'the TT.
as
operate
be
Alloys
filed
34
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section*.*.^.
on
will
Alloys Unlimited, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
27
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
registration statement with the Securities and Exchange
Oct. ?4 covering 120,000 shares of $1 par value common
a
Commission
president of the merged
stock
701.
p.
Pacific
Inc.—Registers Common—
as
13
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
893.
will
diversification
Detroit Stock Exchange
operations
p.
outstanding
Damar
Midwest Stock Exchange
its
-—V.
remain
company.
bring
—V.
Page
an
assistance to Breda Fucine
oilfield equipment which will
of
producer
through-conduit
design
agreement
engineering
and
Milano-based
Stock and Bond Quotations
and
will
chairman said.
new
Damar's
and
parent
ment
valves
of
into by ACF according to
vice-president of marketing.
entered
Correa,
Henry A.
by
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
Lynch said it
A
$1.25
■
w
RAILROAD
-
5997
will
subsidiary,
(of
the
balance
to
company
,
finance Its operation of TAC's glass sealing machines
will be used to purchase certain of the machinery
for working capital); $100,000 will be used by the
acquire
additional
ultra-precise
tooling
facilities
and
to
which $125,000
and
during
proceds from the company's sale of additional stock,
be used to finance TAC pursuant to said agreement;
be allocated to Electric Glass and Ceramic Corp.,
a
automated
Admiral
to
Oct.
an
4
convertible
prospectus,
HISTORY—Admiral
of
the
located
at
par
debentures, due 1970, were
plus accrued interest from Oct. 1.
Homes,
Commonwealth
is
$400,000
subordinated
publicly offered at
office
Offered—Pursuant
of this firm's 6^4%
of
Inc.
was
Pennsylvania
Water
149
incorporated
on
Street,
Oct.
West
18,
under
1945.^
Newton,
the
Its
laws
principal
Pa.
§ Convertible
in
is
There
company's
bentures
and
in
at
(the
subsidiary, Admiral Homes Acceptance Corp.
Corporation"), to enable it to expand its financing
"Acceptance
of
construction mortgages from purchasers of Admiral Homes.
As of
Aug. 1, 1960 the company or the Acceptance Corp. had outstanding
$1,575,183 of 6%
notes payable to banks issued in connection with
such construction mortgage
financing.
As of Aug. 1, I960 the com¬
also
pany
had
outstanding its $$200,000 6%
note, the proceeds of
used by the compahy to finance lin i960 the seasonal
which is customary in
the
company's
business.
The balance of the proceeds
(approximately $148,000) will be applied
by the company to the reduction of its current indebtedness to banks
which
had
been
inventory
in
the
build-up
amount
of
$1,775,183
mentioned
above.
part
sidiaries
and
as
to
proceeds
6%
the
reflect
from
notes
to
the
application
sale
banks
is
of
as
the
of
approximately
debentures
to
the
$148,000
reduction
of
of
the
converted
Notes
and
12.584
Authorized
Outstanding
said
stock
the
at
table
"Mortgage
the
in
premium
a
whole
to
on
of
3%.
basis
amount
maturity,
plus
the
in
premium
a
of
of
of
de¬
whole
or
3%.
conversion
of
is
debentures.
The
debentures
has
priority
class
rank
over
A,
6%
notes
banks
to
133,333
reserved
shares
reserved
debentures at the
issuance
for
the
other
for
initial
pursuant
conversion
conversion
Long term debt:
tMortgage
to
options
of
36,104
______
which
have
§Class
A convertible debentures
bonds, due March 1, 1975
&
••Class
B
convertible
debenture
6%
convertible
bentures
Capital
due
;
subordinated
•These
1961
_
.
Ill, 100
de¬
1970
stock,
400,000
value
par
$1
at
to
struction
two
400,000
are
repayable
times
banks.
mortgages
within
by
the
the
company
six-month
or
period
$200,000
Acceptance
ending
Feb. 1,
$1,445,608 of these notes are secured by con¬
upon
houses being built by franchised dealers.
line
of
credit, both, expiring, ..Dec., ,31, I960. „ Under the
Pittsburgh National Bank is to be the sole source
of
the
company's
and
the
Acceptance
Corporation's- bank
credit.
Accordingly, the company is "In the process of liquidating its out¬
standing Indebtedness to the other bank to which it is presently
terms
of
Indebted.
these
•
1
have
lines
•
—V.
192,
•
,
•
Aeco
p.
Inc.
Emery
&
.
1
70,000
70,000
American Art Metals Co.—Seeks Order—
This
company
Act
Indenture
to
serve
of
Aeco's
hearing thereon.
The
The
.
has
as
and
25
said
has issued
request a
A1.,
_
..
.
has outstanding $1,250,000 of 6% convertible subordi-*
1, 1968, and issued under a 1958 indenture.
serves
as
trustee under the said 1958 indenture.
It now
company
debentures due Dec.
bank
in
issue
to
$500,000
under
1970
debentures
are
an
6%
of
convertible subordinated debentures
The
new
limited number of institutional or
pro¬
indenture to
to be sold to
a
8ept.
be dated
1,
1960.
type
American International Bowling
International
American
nounced
Oct.
on
and
construction
become
merger,
oil
the company
issue $500,000 of debentures; and the Commission
giving interested persons until Oct. 29, 1960, to
order
an
Trust
Bank
has applied to the SEC for an order under the
1939 permitting Citizens & Southern National
trustee under an indenture pursuant to which
as
k
chairman and chief executive officer of
said the joining of the two corporations
by 5,000,000 barrels to approximately
8,500,000 barrels of oil and will triple'the company's cash flow.
Lynch, who will
following the
Lynch
Stock
2349.
p.
Corp.—Merger—
increase
outstanding
of
proposes
investors. The bank is to serve as trustee under the
1960 indenture; and the company seeks an order of the Commission
determining that the bank's trusteeship under both indentures will not
involve a material conflict of interest.—V. 188, p. 2453.
697.
Aeco
wells
188,
fessional
McDonald Lynch, president of Damar, said the merger will be com¬
pleted upon approval of the terms of the agreement by the Commis¬
of Corporations, State of California.
Damar
—V.
due
sioner
oil
and
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 25, 1960, all of
6%
cumulative preferred stock at $22.75 per share.
proposes
Co.,
Merger of Aeco Corp. and Damar Production Co. has been announced
following approval by the boards of directors of the two companies.
will
stock,
proposes to
severally
Amount
Simpson,
$130,000
130,000
Reed, Lear & Co
355,056 shs.
the
Pittsburgh National Bank has extended to Admiral Homes Acceptance
Corp. a line of credit of $2,500,000 at 5% interest and to the company
a
below
per
§§750,000 shs.
notes
various
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Kay, Richards & Co
share
Corp.
111,100
stock:
Common
named
Amount
114,900
.
shares
outstanding
nated
;
'
*
$114,900
6%
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1974
t6Y*%
underwriters
debentures:
of
loan indebtedness, the company has
common
118,680
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—To Redeem Pfd.
The
its
the
agreed to purchased from the company the following principal amount
debt
bank
of
shares
owns
holders.
price and
be granted under the company's stock option plan.
may
UNDERWRITERS—The
$1,627,183
.
to
which Marshall D. Butler, Presi¬
to sell 40,000 shares (20,000
such
shares
through the underwriters); Gregory 8. Coleman, VicePresident,
owns
102,000 shares and proposes to sell 22,000 shares
(12,000
through the underwriters); and Hamburg Tang, SecretaryTreasurer,
owns
120,000 shares and proposes to sell 40,000 shares
(20,000 through the underwriters).
The balance of the outstanding
shares
to
be
sold by 27
other stockholders, includes an aggregate
of 10,000 shares to be sold through the underwriters by five of such
dent,
the
equally
Long term debt:
•Current
addition
In
450,003
caption "Current 6%
Senior Indebtedness with
subordinated
debentures
and $60,000 for working
establish cladding operations,
to
the
under
Debt"
$50,000
78,090 shares reserved for conversion of the class A and
subordinated
shares
or
of
maturity,
plus
prior
thereof
amount
classes
debentures,
convertible
been
time
and
of
amount
principal
to
basis
distribution of the company's assets.
§§Includes
B
any
convertible
of
the
price of $3.00 if
1965 and at $3.50 thereafter. The indebted¬
1,
in
and
the
any
class
at
convertible subordinated
the
and
none
upon
amount thereof
common
above
Banks"
to
B
class
into
prior to Oct.
to
respect
$100
prior
on
to maturity into common stock
common
sock for each $100 pricipal
the principal
sinking fund.
forth
set
ness
current
follows:
no
each
anytime
a
program
and
capital.
sock
common
fund.
redeemable
tConvertible
CAPITALIZATION—The
capitalization of the company and its sub¬
adjusted to give effect to the sale of the debentures offered
is
principal
for
6%, maturing at various
mortgages on houses held
prior
of
shares
There
at
into
stock
sinking
no
••Convertible
37.752
common
the
at
part,
the net cash proceeds to be received
by the com¬
(approximately
$348,000)
from
the
sale
of
the
debentures,
approximately $200,000 will be added to the working capital of the
maturity
to
redeemable
of
and
debentures
at
prior
shares
31.460
pany
wholly-owned
metals
rates of 5% and
times until Feb. 1,
1969 and secured by
for sale and assumed by the company.
interest
tBearing
or
PROCEEDS—Of
production equipment; $200,000 for a research and de¬
for new methods of manufacturing and refining
for
development of new alloys; and $150,000 to repay
bank loan, of which $40,000 was used to purchase said debentures
velopment
Homes, Inc.—Debentures
reserves
its
principal assets 500 acres, including 19 producing
locations, in the Redondo Beach area.
Aeco * will
take
over
immediately the operations of
proven
J
Lloyd
sidiary
pected
R.
be
Corp.
(New
York,
N.
Y.)
an¬
10 that arrangements have been completed for the
operation of bowling centers in foreign countries. '
Ludwig, President,
has
to
Bowling
t
Corp.—Foreign Opers.
stated that the company's Italian sub¬
under construction in Rome, Italy, a bowling center ex¬
in operation within 90 days.
Plans are being developed
by this subsidiary for the building of bowling centers in Turin,
and other northern Italian cities.
Simultaneously
Mr.
Ludwig
announced
that
all
necessary
Milan
arrange-
2
required
major Israeli
Optical,
which
dates
back
to
a
business
of
the world's largest manufacturers
of
ophthalmic lenses, frames and mountings and of instruments used by
the
ophthalmic professions in rendering eye care to the public, and
manufactures
a
wide
variety
of
scientific
instruments as
well
as
industrial
safety
products,
sunglasses
and
certain
other products.
Main
plants and executive offices are in Southbridge, Mass.
Other
manufacturing facilities are located in Buffalo, N. Y.; Chelsea, Mass,;
Brattleboro, Vt.; Frederick, Md.; Keene, N. H.; Putnam, Conn.; Pitts¬
burgh, Pa.; Belleville, Ontario, Canada, and Nicolet, Quebec, Canada.
in
Executive
will
cities.
.
.
104Vz%
bowling centers
for
concluded
now .being
West Germany.
are
in
to
be
International Bowling Corp. is
operating approximately 900 bowling lanes in 25 centers
approximately
1,000
additional lanes under construction
currently
has
American
States,
United
the
domestically.
The
corporation
construction
scheduled
to
completed
late
be
in
engaged
is
in
1961—V. 192,
opened
in
in Canada involving the
program
a
the
American
Optical
Co.
—
by
a
fering
Debentures Offered—Public
ophthalmic
1,
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
debentures
of
the
share
company
1,
$62
For
Oct.
into w common
1,
FUND—Annual
sinking fund payments
maturity.
to
sinking
fund
The
any
at
year
by
election
its
amount
an
on
three
facilities
for
the
sales
during
therein
the
(the
The
below.
set
of
■
the
purchase
to
underwriters
respective
Purchase
underwriters
the
forth.
Kuhn,
Loeb
framed
principal
Agreement
are
&
Co.
is
(1)
all, present
abroad and
$286,900,000
199,000,000
\
Co
400,000
Months Sales Record—
its 75-year history was re¬
Mich., by James
' "
^
'..
sales
company's
the
30,
'
-
of
its
various
lines
of
totaled $32,229,915, compared with $30,752,120 at the
Earnings after taxes were $1,528,158, or $2.33 per
seating
last year.
period
"We
$1,518,231,
against
last year.
anticipate
as
$2.32
fourth
the
that
or
share, for
per
quarter
of
this
the
year
nine month
will compare
with that of last year," Mr. VerMeulen stated. "Orders for
new-line of hospital patient room furnitpre are, very encouraging
and. will require ,an. upward adjustment of our early 1961 production
favorably
schedule
conditions
public
as
the
underwriter
to
attract
on
American
•
several
a
this
American
A new
Hospital
of.
at
is
world's
the
largest
convention
Association
in
Francisco
San
last'
million-dollar plant at Booneville, Miss., for the produc-
finance companies sell certificates of
in order to compete with
consumer
see
new
manufacturer
its hospital' patient room furniture line
which
introduced
seating,
he said.
products,"
of
line
Seating,
source
borrowings
of
consider establishing
"
'
•
company
to provide insurance for voluntary and contractual investment plans—
a
"perfect variable annuity."
(C. & F. C., Sept. 29.)
(4)
Cedric V. Fricke urged mutual funds to offer variable annuities without delay.
Kilgore Macfarlane, Jr. would extend mutual savings banking to all 50 states.
He would like to see Federal mutual savings banks, new
services and invest¬
(C. & C. F., Sept. 8.)
$204,686,600
61,384,000
I.
Financings
$38,255,000
69,113,000
18,036,000
1208,931,000
12,308,000
Supply $569,000,000
$343,578,600
$912,578,600
260,862,350
886,625,350
625,763,000
$334,335,000 $1,246,913,600
233,400,000 1,120,025,000
(8)
there
as
are
of savings
(C. & F. C.¬
types
new
'IT- .ereii
mutual and stock insurance corporations. (C. & F. C., May 19.)
Federal Mutual Savings Bank Act
was
introduced in both Houses of the last
Congress. It would allow mutual savings banks to join the Federal Home Loan
System to
ing
obtain
a
secondary
source
of liquidity,
enjoyed by savings and loan associations
now
TOTAL
BACKLOG
ket to
the creation
Looking further ahead, the backlog from Oct. 24 on for securities with tentative
sales dates set, which includes the above four-week table and beyond, reveals an
the former
increase in equities and a decline in debt securities. The total volume is about the
were
to invest not
only
in
Total from
are
realized next year if the
stocks
as
commercial banks.
national mortgage mar¬
a
is
in
now
existence
and
American Bankers Association and
way. Where all this will lead to, if all the proposals
materialize, is a moot question. But it does indicate that next year will be
exciting one for the banking and non-banking financial institutions.
LARGER
ISSUES IN THE
OFFING
last week's),
$791,000,000
An
($920,263,000)
403,946,100
(329,929,850)
$1,194,946,100
equipment trust certificate and
in the
large and one small preferred stock issue
oncoming four-week calendar. The larger corporate and municipal flota¬
tions in the next four weeks
Week
($1,250,192,850)
365,000,000
Municipals
well
to
are
bonds
as
proposals ranging from
of real estate mutual funds. The latter
be
October 24 On
(Data in parentheses
.
should
numerous
mortgage bankers have their
an
last week's estimate.
Corporate
and
complete tax equality, then he wanted identical privileges enjoyed by commer¬
cial banks to be extended to mutuals. Thus, there would be two types of banks
There have been other
Corporate
earnings,
mortgages in order to increase earnings, and to extend to mutuals the dual bank¬
Agency, N. Y.
THE
greater
Earl B. Schwulst wanted the mutual savings banks; tO"S'et up a common stock
mutual fund so that savings depositors could easily and conveniently take ad¬
vantage of it. And, as for the tax issue with commercial banks, if there is to be
(7)
;
more.
allow
regular savings accounts usually offered.
period^1 hion^tdry. restraint. (C. & F. C., Nizfy
$529,841,600
329,497,000
30,344,000
357,231,000
148,300,000
to
differ from
Alfred Hayes reproved commercial banks for extending term loans in their
portfolios which permits corporations to defer public capital offerihgg-,°dtiriiig
TffialofBdtti1 r36!
65,200,000
policy permitted
contracts to
^ Includes tentatively set $100 million negotiation of N. Y. State Housing Finance
The
&
to create
Bank
same as
400,000
Aug. 11.)
*Municipals
12,308,000
or
150,000
Co.____
Norman F. Dacey proposed the entry of mutual funds into the life insurance
business.
He suggested that the mutual funds create a mutual life insurance
(3)
Is?,
Corporates
83,100,000
$1 million
Inc.
&
Witter
Dean
President.
Sept.
last
of
time
share,
severally
the
managing
just
*
225,000
Co.,
Weld
White,
savings subsidiaries. (C. & F. C., Sept. 29.)
assigned
$491,586,600
260,384,000
Stocks
Bonds
Last Week's Data
400,000
&
20 for-this company, of Grand Rapids,
VerMeulen,
same
debentures
that
certain
ment
Total?
Corporate
AtCorporate
28-Day
Inc.
savings and loan associations (to be published shortly in the Chronicle).
offers an opposite
FOUR-WEEK CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FLOTATION
7-Nov. 11
Smith
Day_
Walston &
Jerome Cchen suggested that commercial banks seriously
(6)
Nov. 14-Nov. 18__
to
of
investments
-
corporate and municipal issues with tentatively
dates in the next four weeks are tabulated immediately below:
Nov.
400,000
Pierce,
Anthony
L.
largest nine months sales volume in
As
July
David Weir would like to
of equity issues
The financing backlog for
4__
Tucker,
150,000
225,000
225,000
Brothers
&
225,000
(5)
low $38 million in the docket.
31-Nov.
Corp
Lynch,
Fenner
R.
Co.„
1298.
p.
ported on Oct.
M.;
'
,
ended
have
below
amounts
the
(2)
Municipal and state financing slated for this same week, however,
Oct.
Merrill
American Seating Co.—Nine
month.
in Canada increased.
Oct. 24-Oct. 28
'
months
provides
subject
BROWN
offerings, there is slated a surprisingly large volume
;,x
192,
The
Divi¬
representative):
upward ground swell; when it appears that the last quarter will not, after
much of the predicted upturn; and when the free market price of gold
a
six
the
which add up to $205 million. If this scheduled amount emerges, it will constitute a
considerable sum of capital demanded at a time when the stock market shows no
picture of
'
*
■
this week's financing involving
$250 million A.T.&T. debentures (Tuesday) and $36,900,000 in other corpo¬
rate senior debt
Instrument
company's
In addition to the attention that will be focused on
bids for
—V.
expected to require substantial sums
These projects include expansion
products.
obligations
not exceeding the
SIDNEY
Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
years.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
Co
&
Stone I &
Hayden,
&
Higginson
Lehman
400,000
400,000
150,000
225,000
225,000
225,000
Weeks__
Langley
400,000
Co.
&
C.
400,000
Corp.
$150,000
&
Kidder & Co., Inc.
M.
Lee
•
Co
&
Hallgarten
per
indicated
Oct.
increase
may
projects
to
UNDERWRITERS^—The
of the debentures
approximately 62%
company
in
payment
commence
Union
Co
oup
$68 per
arid
1970
shares
W,
Boston
Goodbody
$48,573,000 and net income was $1,662,000, equal to
share, compared with $45,358,000 and $1,565,000,
share, in the corresponding six months of last year.
the year ended Jan.
1, 1960 consolidated sales were $88,955,000
net income amounted to $2,834,000, equal to $3.52 a share.
agreed
1965 and are designed to retire
prior
through
share
a
,
thereafter.
SINKING
•
'at
convertible
are
225,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
common
per
$1.93
Inc.
Co.
&
Glore, Forgan '& Co^
totaled
1960,
$2.08
A.
Dillon,
First
public
or
150,000
&
Hornblower
from the sale of the debentures will in
general funds of American Optical and
of
one
$2,025,000
225,000
to
EARNINGS—Consolidated
managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The deben¬
priced at par, plus accrued interest. The of¬
CONVERSION—'The
various
next
improvements
and
i
added
Becker
Securities
The
Amount
Hentz
H.
Co.,' Inc.
&
Co
Eastman
principally the Feeder operation,. .and new fmg£hipej-ypnd
equipment to' improve 'manufacturing processes of instrument and
group
are
proceeds
&
G.
A.
one
be
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
—L
Allyn
Bache
sion;,
offering of $8,000,000 of the company's 4.40% convertible
subordinated debentures due 1980 was made on Oct. 19
tures
for
used
the
over
and
2
instance
first
then
109.
p.
is
1833,
PROCEEDS—Net
first of which is in Toronto, Can.,
November, 1960.
This program will be
the
lanes,
1,000
of
in
founded
a
C.
A.
prices ranging from
at
BUSINESS—American
.
proposed acquisition of
Hotel, Inc., operator of a chain of motor hotels,
12- that
Oct..
on
1961,
beignning Oct. 1,
accrued interest.
redeemable
to
par
plus
.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._.
the
for
optionally
consummated.
Negotiotions
end
.
Motor
Inn
constructed
In
redeemable
center
announced
be
not
bowling
first
the
for
to be located in Ramat
is scheduled to be completed early in 1961,
32-lane
a
firm
The
completed
being
are
Israel,
.
Amount
fund payment for the year.
The debentures will be
sinking fund at par plus accrued interest,
and
sinking
center installation
Gan area of Tel
Aviv and
Plans are being
completed for additional bowling centers to be built in or near other
ments
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1606)
(410,900,000)
backlog of issues in SEC-ICC
registration without offering dates amounts to
$159 million in stocks and $169 miHion in bonds, including the $60 million (B. F.)
of
Oct.
one
are:
24-28:
623,750 shares of Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc., common;
285,000 shares of Interstate Vending Co., common; $8,250,000 Mid-States Business
Capital Corp., common; 683,000 shares of Scott, Foresman & Co., common; $4,802,412.75 Summers Gyroscope Co., common; $250,000,000 American
Telephone & Tele¬
graph Co., debentures; 450,000 shares of Bzura Chemical Co., Inc., common; $25
Goodrich debentures filed Oct. 19. This added to the totals for issues in the calendar
million
provides the grand total of: bonds, $960 million; stocks, $562 million; total, $1,422
and
million.
.'v.'- ''
.
The float has declined from
last week's $1.6
billion, and in view of the turn down
in SEC registration it looks as though we have seen the
peak in this year's public
financing. One of the mysteries as to the trend of the composition of the .publicly
aiihounced flotation is the general level Of stbek
financing. .Though it has declined
somewhat one would suspect that the float would show a
larger amount of debt
issues vis a vis equities. If financing is sought during a business
downturn, or level¬
ing off period, one should expect a greater reliance would be placed on bonds rather
than on stocks. The higher price for bonds which issuers can
expect and the general
unattractiveness of equities during
noninflationary periods to investors molds the
preference for bonds. This, to date, has not occurred to any marked degree but may
if the downturn deepens and.
financing, to whatever extent it may be, is pursued.
to
(the Chronicle's Oct
20
corporate
calendar
to
$92,826,120 and
includes a $3 million preferred. Bonds amounted to
$12,200,000. Corporate sales in
the week ending Oct. 19 consisted of
$47,342,960 in stocks, and $83,236,600 in bonds.
Private placements in stocks were
$18,660,425 which includes a $5 million preferred.
Additions to the Chronicle's Oct. 20
nicipal sales
the economy,
some
came
municipal calendar tallied $91,835,000 and
Investors, Inc., common; $10 million Riegel Paper Corp., deben¬
tures; 524,000 shaires Of Automatic Canteen Co. of America, common; and in Munici¬
pals
$4.2 million Boston, Mass.; $4.2 million Vineland, New Jersey; $3,450,000 Ash¬
land School, District, Ohio; $4,270,000 San Juan Unified School
District, California;
$3.4 Mineapolis, Minnesota.
Week
of Oct. 31-Nov. 4: $50 million Deere
(John) Credit Co., debentures; 250,000
Freight Lines, Inc., common; $4 million Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals,
Inc., bonds; $30 million in bonds and $30 million in debentures of United Gas Corp.;
v3.5 million m debentures and 350,000 shares of
Dorsey Corp., common; $20 million
shares of Navajo
^?t'
million Pacific Gas & Electric Co., bonds;
160,000 units of Webb (Del E.) Corp.; $12 million Georgia Power
Co., bonds; 100,000
and in Municipals—$25 million Cook County,
shares of Idaho Power Co.,
common;
Moo tiK3!;,C,abN'^Sn UniVerSity °f KentUCky;
196,000 shares °f Teiex'inc"
comm°n; and in MunidPais-
mu¬
$113,834,000. The marked decline in these offerings, the state of
and the number and the size of recent postponements have made for
were
interesting
of Electro-Science
w.
CHANGES IN THE PAST WEEK
Additions
Electronics International Capital Ltd., common; 20,000 shares of common
$2,750,000 in debentures of Polymer Corp.; 1,250,000 shares of Transitron Elec¬
tronics Corp., common; 750,000
shares of Champion Spark Plug Co., common;
$10 million Daystrom, Inc., debentures; $5 million Southern
Nevada Power Co.,
bonds; $3,750,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., equip, trust certificates; 772,000 shares
news.
REVOLUTIONARY BANKING, MUTUAL FUND and
FINANCE CO. PROPOSALS
m°hths* alone have witnessed
increasingly keener competition within
banking and nonhanking financial institutions. This in turn has led to a
proposals by these institutions designed to improve their
competitive
Week of Nov. 14-Nov. 18:
h^nrhf*
3751)00 shares of Mary Carter Paint
Co.,
J
M^rrfmark
f«p
fw
?2^,000 shares of Stop &
s*x
and between
variety
of
position and to tap a larger source of borrowings. Here
follows, in outline form,
Jtugnlights of what have been proposed;
common;
635,800
Chemical
rnflliy
1
Corp., common; $15 million Idaho Power Co.,
bonds, $10 million Keyes Fibre Co.,
debentures; $20 million New Jersev Bell Tele-
ronntv
N
T
County, N. J.,
City of
tlS
$100 million
N.
Shop, Inc.,
million
tt
Housing Finance
Vhi^delpSaf Pa!'' $5° million Tennessee Valley
/
common; $7.5
Pre*erreJ• P million Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
£°V
Hampshire, bonds; $5,096,000 Hudson
Y. State
Asencv
N
v
•
$14
million
Authority, Tenn.; $35,085,000
October 20, 1960.
Volume
192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1607)
church
of
Hon
erations
furniture
early in the
is
now
second
building and is expected to begin
quarter
of
op¬
Breuer
1961.
regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share was
declared pay¬
able Dec. 5 to stockholders of record
Nov. 15, 1960.—V. 1S2, p. 109.
Chemstrand
Corp.,
below.- -V.
191,
Amurex Oil
Amurex
in
has
opened
wells.
gas
the
by
Of
Province
in
the
bank
the
common
Bangor
The
short-term
of
stock
The
at
by
is
$341
and
at
that
will
be
No
by Murphy
announced
Armco
the
the
27
the
be
balance
191,
the
for
than
investment
80%
188,
the
of
$95
a
million
The
broadening
the
program
company's
program
required
this
product'
will
for
the
Mr.
for
year
retained
at
Dry
Goods
corporation
of
main
conducts
stores
Columbia.
and
The
general
a
21
branch
stores
Offered—
department
stores
operated are
in
nine
Lord
to
funds
in
be
funds
general
be
used
1962.
used
of
the
the
to
retire
Among
the
are
from
Before
purposes.
will
July
issuance
of
like
a
other
to
company
end
the
be
of
available
of
for
bank
which
are
existing
stores,
so
accounts
9,
is
SINKING
15,
FUND—The
1965
and
sinking
fund
the
on
issue
will
Ruby
&
the
on
Aroostook
offering
late
the
time
for
the
of
purpose
bearing
lower
a
days notice
redemption
that
at
refunding
effective
rate
prices
prior
the
of
ranging
to
Oct.
issue
15,
with
the
from
103%%
on
with
used
at 3:30
is
the
shares
of
shares
common
of
Commission
the
Co.,
of
the
registration
192,
debts
10
Preserve
Co.,
jellies
Chicago,
to
be
offered
The
interest.
at
estate
July
subsidiaries
30,
had
outstanding
debt
of
$19,570,866
30,
192,
1960
Oct.
3,
The
through
of
totaled
the
while
net
the
fiscal
earnings
ended
year
and
Boston
Seeks Stock Sale Ban—
Regional
Office
announced
Oct.
filing
the
11
of
The
to
announced
by
division
of
Beatrice
manufacturing
a
B
Automatic
firms
by Davre J.
The
six
(1)
Retailers
company
in
(2)
Inc.,
Dorchester,
Mass.,
Massachusetts.
Vending
in
Fox
Co.,
River
Inc.,
Valley
Geneva,
111.,
in
area
largest
full
f
letter
of
Beacon
(4)
in
southern
stitutions
(5)
Midwest
Iowa,
in
these
of
Service,
in
areas
San
which
Inc.,
plants, hospitals
Indiana, Wisconsin and
in
Service,
Springfield,
Illinois.
central
new
sales
mergers,
$48,000,000,
notification
stock
stated.—V.
schools
food
in¬
in
vendor
line
and
Illinois,
line
sive
an
annual
rate
in
radical
type
new
that
system
highly
of
easily be
which has
can
lightweight,
accurate,
from
modular
place
.'■»
;
Avien
President,- Leo A.
and are pending, on
issued
potential
new
for
—V.
192,
communications
495.'.
-
and
ship
;
....
and
patents
have
airborne
firm,
of
3510
Prudential
filed
*to
be
to
f
and
in units-of $10,000.
The
Fund
will
for. its
be
managed
services
-an.
Mr.
by
Breuer &
equal
will
Heights,
seals
for
111.,
of
Seal
for
Division
and
in
managing
the
the
Robertson
will
in
Spring
remain
sever
1940,
200,000
a
other
as
will
all
of
diversified
employs
foot plant in
automatic
automotive
Curran Oil Co.,, which shall
to 30% * of> the net working
($1
parts
for
Boston
shares
for
""
f
the'common
$4 per
New
stock., of
York
the*
Trust
Co.
has
corporation,
"exemption order
of New
York
under the ICA
City,
with
of
been
its
used
into
by
Burndy
manufacture
in
and
both
sale
for
incidental
expenses
to
the
develop¬
Oct.
on
3, 1960 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common capital stock to be offered
to
are
be
used
for
expenses
Collings
incidental
to
development
issue
1,
repaid
the
At
of
the
be
received
added
to
the
The
Dec.
Inc.
the
1,
to
stock
1960,
to
by
its
as
its
of
be
reserved
purchase
entitle
the
war¬
holder
of
for each warrant held.
upon
payment
Issued
were
Board
at
the
the
the
issuance
was
company
general
in
Chairman,
call
of
the
1953
in
to
the
of
late
consideration
all
company
of
funds.—V.
was
the
of
$2.50
warrants, the market price
share.
Proceeds
which may
of the warrants will be
per
exercise
upon
190,
1520.
p.
Industries,
at
$5
1960
tion
are
pany
per
for
Sold—Myron
share pursuant to
company
the' purpose
was
Oct.
an
13
under
organized
prospectus.'
Delaware-
acquiring all the capital stock of Carco
Pennsylvania corporation, which was organized in
a
through
the
assembly,
subsidiary,
Pennsylvania
will
engage
in
the
of a variety of metal
line equipment, groundsupport and missile and aircraft handling equipment and pipe fittings.
PROCEEDS—Of
sale
and
assembly
including
and
Installation
production
the
net proceeds of
additional property
the stock sale, $10,000 is to be
adjacent to the present plant
the erection
of
a
building
thereon, $105,000 for additions to and-improvements^ in* the company's
"plant, machinery and equipment,* and $100,000 for payment of income
used
-in
■taxes
an
to
purchase
northeast
for
the
$299,-750 of
proposed' purchase
•*.of
-
-
Philadelphia.
fiscal
$85,000
ended
year
.
for
Aug.
31,
the proceeds will be added
increased- inventories
CAPITALIZATION"—Of
and, accounts
-
the
_
1960.
-
stock,
127,400 sharfeff
are
The
balance
about
of
ta working capital fbr carrying
receivable.
outstanding
200,000
awited- by-Chajrles
-
-
<
.
.
*
♦
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
{
shares o* common
President, and
A. - Russo,
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
(Reg.:\U. r6. Pateftt^ttic*^ William R. Dana Compaby; Publishers, 25 ParJr .Elaco, New "Yorte" 7t .N.' Y^- REctdr 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and^ President,
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J.
Morrissey, Editor
Published twice a week- [every- Thursday^gMterftl'nfews and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday}. Other offices: T35 S. La Salle:
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Cotppany. -Re-entered as.second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the.Act
of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U.
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
account
in
law
of
1954. Ail the outstanding shares of the Pennsylvania corpora¬
being-acquired in exchange for 2OO,0OO shares of the new com¬
which,
manufacture,
1982.
for
Stock
stock of Carco Industries,
common
December
well
of,
Inc.—Common
-
On
a
$750,000
maturing
required by the
a
condition to its credit for $5,500,000.
This
entirety in 1956, and all the notes have been
stock
company's
then
company in the amount
commitment
for
$750,000
in
time
BUSINESS—The'
July
%
——
said
are
warrants
the company
warrants
purchase
150,000 shares of the
registrar
SEC
shares
outstanding
A. Lomasney & Co., of New York City, offered and sold
but-
as
1395.
share of
350,000
to
The
-Industries,' Inc.,
named
p.
of
before
or
Henderson,
of
1960.
was
paid.
established
p.
These
exercise
ex¬
owners
191,
the
agreement
note
loan
.
new
stock.
common
Export-Import Bank
Divi¬
is
of
by the company in 1953.
prospectus,
M.
5%
be
substantially .alb thexash and securities of Hall -Investment Cd«~ and
j interest of the principals, in jeaeh lease Required for. the *Furid-after ~v the Commission has issued aar order giving interested persons until
^payment of such lease. .The company-is a wholly-owned subsidiary., of
-Got. at, I960, lo request -a. hearing Ihereon.
r.-.
- .**
NOTE;
of
share), without underwriting.
to
this
Dec.
known
will
components
192,
has applied
respeet to
be
purchase, on
share, one common
the
A.
pumps
plant
assemblies.—V.
corporation..—V.
licensed
Organized in 1950, the company has been engaged in the
exploration,
development and exploitation of its properties, said to contain coppergold deposits together with some silver.
In
addition
to
certain in¬
debtedness, it has outstanding 3,543,005 common shares.
According
* Broad Street Investing Corp.—Seeks Order—
This
»
Bank
to
upon
issued
thereof
Capital Corp.—Appointment—
Chemical
entered
for
Oregon, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With
300,000
per
issuance
products
The
those
through Mexico and Latin America. The
be operated to a
large extent as associated enter¬
properties.
rants
approximately 800 workers and
Bellwood, 111., a suburb west of
and
to
provides
connectors
are
proceeds
oil
305,392
business.
transmission
Ill,
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd., 55 Yonge St., Toronto,
Canada,
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 14, 1960,
covering
new
Brummer
father
.the
the
192, p.
Set-*-
filed
/'•
with
jointly by Ernest V. Horvath,
vice-president of the new Da Vinci,
predecessor
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.—Registers Com.—
.
exten¬
an
but
Heights
to
to
Het-
announced
Mack,
properties.
company
Brooks
will be
.
connections
Spring
square
produces
oil
covering
The
to
of
Corp.
Robertson's
of
on Sept. 23,
1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 25,000 shares of non-assessable common stock to be
par
($1 per share), without underwriting.
Carco
consultant
as. a
was
the
similar
England,
proceeds
par
of
retailers
water
sum,
affairs
Chicago
holdings.
formed
Cal-Ariz Oil Co., Ventura, Calif.—Files With
SEC—
4
.
engines,
Borg-Warner
been
management
a
Oil af
of
The
produc¬
Bobbie
stores
undisclosed
an
of
furniture
has
at
The
at
a
increased
manufacturer
automotive
Inc.,
general
corporation
SEC
ment
495.
p.
the
•
the
carry
leading department
Chicago
capacities
Brummer.
Chicago.
Net proceeds will, be utilizfed during I96U
interest
192,
which
the
of
of
agreement,
The
manufacture
construction
care
of
Electrical
the
registration
oil leases for -partisipahts in .the Fund
to explore for gas and oil thereon.' It is" planned to> -acquire and
for participants "favorably located" wildcat and- semiproveti lease^,
»receive
all
take
the
Vinci,
Carp.—Mexican Deal
and
the
ranging
part of Spring Division.
Executive officers of Spring Divi¬
by Arthur J. Welch, President and General Manager, will
similar
Organized
acquire undeveloped gas and
^,test
;
sold
in
Mr.
radar.
a
to
Products Co., which Mr.
Chicago Heights in December, 1924.
in
statement
wi<h
the
SFC
on
Oct.
18,
1960,
seeking registration of
$1,000,000 of Co-Ownership participations in its gas and oil exploration
fund together with $500,000 of .possible assessments. The interests are
i
headed
occupies
Chicago,
plant
The
Pantel, Inc.,
the
sportswear^
Da
under
companies wil
prises.—V. 191, p. 2303.
retail
streamlines
substances,
for
New York, has pur¬
manufacturer of garden
expanding
Securities and Exchange Commission—
appointment of
Canada
for
•Highway Steel
been
,
Plaza,
in
Street,
Florida
its
wholly-owned subsidiary of Buckeye, which
broad
line
of
casual
furniture, among other
Vinci
two
mer,
B& C Gas Exploration Funds, Inc.—Proposes Offering
This
of
Inc.,
furniture
Burndy
-Erummer, employing approximately 125 persons, has been owned and
operated by Hayes Robertson, Chairman of the Board, and Olin Brum¬
President. The Brummer concern is the successor company to the
sur¬
Y.
the antenna, and he cited broad market
device,, with specific, immediate-applications, for the
including UHF ground communication, automatic missile
space
p.
that
space
the
antenna,
'tracking,
Weiss,! reported
call
purchased
company,
Peters, Writer &
Albert
Teller
<fc
Co.
a
Samuel
France
with
$100)
(par
West.
Actual operating personnel at
pected to remain largely unchanged.
and
erected
quickly, and
far reaching applicability for
communications, UHF
ground
communications
and
frequency
veillance, was announced on Oct. 6 by Avien, Inc., Woodside, N.
the
sion.
an¬
place
to
Co.,
Pacific
are:
Co.;
company.
The Buckeye Corp.
company
for cash plus shares of Buckeye's
Acquired assets include a 24,000 square foot manufac¬
in Hialeah, Fla., and
machinery and equipment.
holdings of the expanding Buckeye Corp.
include
the
the
offered
licensee
dresses
to
mechanical
Brummer
operated as
serve
transported
seal
the
as
894.
sion,
A
Seal
of
&
and
jointly owned Mexicari corporation, Burndy I. E. I.
was announced on Oct. 7
by Burndy Corp. of Norwalk,
leading manufacturer of electrical connectors, and
Ingeneria
Electrica Industrial, S. A.,
prominent electrical manufacturer in Mexico.
application, has been acquired by the Spring Division of
Borg-Warner Corp., it was announced on Oct. 14 by R. C. Ingersoll and
R. S. Ingersoll, Chairman and
President, respectively, of Borg-Warner.
Avien, Inc.—New Product—
tenna
and
sells
now
of
$2,100,000 of long
stock.
Formation
other
The
at
192, p.
which
Borg-Warner Corp.—Acquires—
Brummer
in-plant
Michigan.
111.,
a
full
running
are
Mr. Davidson
and
hundreds
coordinated
in Montreal,
sportswear
Pantel
and
Conn.,
Pycnometer, accurately measures true
by comparing the weight of the
obtained with the instrument.
plans
throughout Canada.—V.
•
Diego.
operates
industrial
Vending
operating
With
excess
recreational
and
Missouri,
Meiers
accounts
serves
,
Food
stallations
(6)
Co.,- South Bend, Ind., which
Michigan and northern Indiana.
of
label.
County Beverage Co., San Diego, Calif., a full line vendor serv¬
ing
industrial
plants,
military
installations,
educational
in¬
Beverage
of
and
Burndy
Canadian
firm will
start
producing the Bobbie Brooks line
the Spring season, 1961, with the first
showing to Canadian buyers
for mid-October
in
the
Montreal
and
Toronto showrooms.
tion
Illinois.
(3)
certain
shares
de Mexico, S.
A.,
corporation is to be known as Bobbie Brooks
(Canada)
showrooms in Montreal at 2163 Parthenais
St., and in
two-story building
vendor
815,000
'
to
coffee.
announced
3
exclusive
dresses and
development
of
Beach; and Locks and Canals in
Lowell, Mass.—V.
poli¬
determined
at 410 Richmond St.,
Current
approxi¬
reduce
Manufacturing Co., Toledo, Ohio; Buckeye Incubator
Co.,
Springfield, Ohio; Flamingo Telefilm Sales,
Inc., Transfllm-Caravel,
and Pyramid
Productions, in New York; the Montmartre Hotel, Miami
The
1
line
the
as
to
underwriters
Co.,
East 34th
16
augment
business
a
Da
president
Additional
.
non-voting
and
turing
4
continue
of
Hettrick
scheduled
operating
:
new
with
Toronto
for
Engineers,
Serv-U
the
Ltd.,
of
are:
Vending
eastern
The
Angeles, has consummated mergers with
the nation, it was announced Oct. 20
President.
Davidson,
companies
Allied
Bobbie Brooks
Inc.—Mergers—
Los
parts
density
reading
Oct.
on
Montreal,
of
and
subsidiary,
acquired
Buckeye,
acquired
Foods
processes,
will
V
rr
re i
instrument
an
to
manufactures
common
Bobbie Brooks, Inc.—Canadian License Granted—
The
of
various
in
is
volume
of
six
Buckeye
the
Purchase
Richard
without underwriting.
to finance and open additional
instant
Beckman
a
density
the
consist
Dofflemyre
Vinci,
Da
Manufacturing Co.,
SEC
registration requirement..
Automatic Retailers of America,
new
of
furniture,
products.
been
filed
assets
trick
of
class
the
operate
of
(USDC, Mass.) seeking to enjoin Atlee Corp., Waltham,
Mass... from further sale of its stock in violation of the Securities Act
f
p.
casual
A
Knowing the density of his product, a processor can better evaluate
such
characteristics
as
strength,
electrical
capacity
and
chemical
purity.—V. 192, p. 3.
action
court
instrument,
volume.
$8,330,320.
were
sample
Atlee Corp.—SEC
SEC
during
company
$290,102,662
to
proceeds
capital.
participating
Buckeye Corporation,
chased
Inc.
names,
introduced
carbon
will
net
National
1983.
191,
also
separate
1960
shares
computing the
pressed
The
1193.
p.
for
process
on
from
EARNINGS—Sales
Jan.
—V.
The
long-term
1960,
offering,
Bruce
working
Buckeye Corp.—Acquires—
Butte
has
Other
—
Securities
—V.
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—New Product—
company
the
by
to
Co.; M'arache,
Inc.;
Westheimer
give
The
to
used
added
notes.
has
it
a
$125 per share,
are
to be used
proceeds
be
par value common stock
outstanding,
short-term secured and unsecured
Detroit, Mich., manufacturer of
Dainty Lunch jellies, has joined
and
111.,
outlets.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization as of July 30, 1960, adjusted to
effect to issuance of the debentures, comprised long-term debt
of
$33,000,000;
146,136
shares
of
preferred
stock,
$100 par
value
per share; and 1,757,117 shares of common stock.
Wholly-owned real
effect
will
balance
UNDERWRITERS
Beaver Wholesale Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
the
Christensen,
throughout the Midwest, primarily in Michi¬
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Illinois. Terms were
400
$1,714,000
and
Coast
'
covering
was
cents
and
Co.—Acquires—
1395.
corporation
t
National Enterprises,
Inc., with headquarters in
organized to acquire all the common stock of Miami
(organized in 1930), Bruce Construction
Corp. (organized
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1490.
p.
distribution.
SEC
Of¬
17, 335,000 shares of this firm's
was
charges,
mating
Street, Detroit, Mich.
The
Oct.
on
PROCEEDS—Giving
is
Inc.
producer of basic refractories,
construction and maintenance of the
"'1
the
Stock
approximately $441,000 for the eight month period
ending
July
31,
1960,
During
this
period,
interest
approximated
$120,000 leaving a cash throw-off of
$321,000, of which approximately
$299,000 is depreciation and net profit.
Basic
„
be
of
192,
with,
Hotel, Tel Aviv, Eden Roc, Sans Souci and Casa Blanca hotels
Miami, Key West Naval Hospital, Gulf Stream race
track, Miami
International Airport Terminal and numerous
other projects.
EARNINGS—Net income before
depreciation, amortization and in¬
terest
statement,
Bee's
p.
stockholders
in
of Ruby Bee and Edward M.
Muldoon, general
the Grocery Products Division of Beatrice Foods.
Bee
is
a
producer
of
preserves,
Jellies
and
related
foods
192,
the
investment.—V.
the Dan
declaring effective
central' headquarters and sales offices
be located in its present plant at 1951 East
Ferry
—V.
to
for
1952), and Akron Realty Co., Inc., (organized in
1938) and operates
companies as wholly owned subsidiaries.
These subsidiaries are
engaged in construction, real estate
development, equipment rental
and the management and
leasing of hotels and apartments.
Through its subsidiaries, Bruce National has been
engaged in the
construction of, and certain mechanical
installations connected
president
and
them
these
and Exchange
Commission.
The
by the registration statement may be
transactions upon the New York Stock
company will operate as
the same products, brand
Ruby
distributed
hold
stock at $6 per share.
in
integrated
an
and
preserves
Foods
be
to
Securities
through
and
will
intend
BUSINESS—Bruce
covered
is
who
publicly
Miami, Fla.,
Station, Inc.
1489.
p.
Such shares
National Enterprises, Inc.—Common
common
by
disclosed.
cies
value.
Investment,
fered
p.m.,
extended
of
as
fered—George, O'Neill & Co., Inc., and associates of¬
Exchange.
192,
primarily in the
of steel-making furnaces.—V.
Syrup
Bee
with
indebtedness
other
date
York- Stock
Exchange
amendment
Ohio, Ihdiana,
not
to
not
may
expires
effective
above.—V.
57,142
and
the
public
or,
pilings
Ruby
gan,
commence
from
1965
of
with principal distribution
under
30
on
provided
90%
manager of
REDEMPTION—For the sinking fund the debentures will be redeem¬
able at 100% plus accrued interest.
Othewise they may be redeemed
any
such
New
Corp.,
of
Securities
Incorporated
Mitchell,
$500,000 debentures
100%,
if
October
filed
to
Beatrice
its provisions the company
is required to
annually in the period Oct. 15, 1965-Oct. 15,
1969, and $1,250,000 annually beginning Oct. 15, 1970 through Oct.
15,
1979.
At its option the
company may retire, in each of the sinking
fund years, additional debentures in an
amount equal to the required
sinking fund payment.
at
offer
declared
The
retire
The
unless
1960,
offer
listed
Beatrice Foods
customters.
Oct.
effective
Boston
to
interior
financing
receivable
deposited.
Nov.
offer
deposited for exchange, and
percentage, but not less than 80% of
are
Inc.—Secondary Expected—
materials
and
the
and
railroad
business
in
Basic
will
replacement
stores,
construction of additional branch
additional
merchandise inventories and
exchange
between
ownad
1090.
p.
underwriters.
due
funds
exchanges
securities
asset
Hall
statement amendment filed with them on Oct. 14.
proposed offering, along with 19,047 shares sold on
July 20, 1960,
part of 123,808 common shares covered by a registration statement
offered
general
indebtedness
net
of
from time
to
time
be
decided
by its Board of
specialist retained by the railroad in March of
instead be retained by the corporation to investigate and
potential business ventures of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 495.
Exchange,
general
general
shares
shall
A
First
are
be
of
two
corporation has
from shareholders of
The
store
for
$7,500,000
of
The
registration
a
states
will
basis
railroad.
its
Bangor
subject
&
debentures
the
year
amount
purposes
improvement
of
additions,
of
will be
Mitchell
proceeds
solicit
the
lesser
a
remaining 47,619 shares
PROCEEDS—Net
corporate
if
exchange
of
previously
operating 10
the
on
the
through an underwriting group managed by
Corporation.
These shares are part of those which
result from the conversion of convertible
preference chares placed with
Institutions by The First Boston
Corporation, as agent, in 1958, and
no
part of the proceeds will accrue to the company.
The offering is
Taylor,
New York; Hahne &
Co., Newark, N. J.; The William Hengerer Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.; Powers Dry Goods Co.,
Minneapolis, Minn.; Stewart
& Co.,
Baltimore, Md.; The Stewart Dry Goods Co., Louisville,
Ky.;
J.
W.
Robinson
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.; The Diamond, Charleston,
W. Va.; Sibley Lindsay & Curr
Co., Rochester, N. Y. and The Boston
Store, Erie, Pa.
added
the
time,
secondary
The
de¬
yield 4.83%.
BUSINESS—The
to
declare
of
shares
as
expected
fund debentures due 1980 at 99% and
accrued interest to
the District
will
so
City
Basic
A
construction
Corp.—Debentures
Co.
t_.o.
of
investment company having seven
stockholders.
an
agreement
the two companies,
substantially all the
by Hall Investment, with a value of about
Sept. 28, 1960, will be transferred to Broad Street
Investing in exchange for shares of the latter's capital stock at their
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Exchange Offer—
1769.
p.
do
the
on
See
$101
and
&
share
an
and
$1,028,597
year will
advise
Johnston
earnings
Hall Investment is
corporation
Armco's
valued
program,
last
from
come
step in
Projects
said.
million
$75
another
was
both
was organized by the railroad as a vehicle for the
business activities and its Board of Directors con¬
sists of certain directors and officers of the railroad.
The corporation
will engage in such business
activities, either directly or through sub¬
underwriting group managed by Lehman Brothers
$20,000,000 of this corporation's 4%% sinking
and
York
sidiaries,
construction
President of
as
corporation.
expansion
voting
2453.
p.
listed
Bruce
to
corporation
in
Railroad
each
shares
railroad's
When
is offering
business
elect
New
its
for
Georgeson
179,810
may
President, said that major new facilities
Ashland, Ky., and Houston, Texas., '
million
borrowed
Associated
An
the
company's
$95
company
preciation.—V.
was
retire
is
is offering a maximum of 359,620 shares
exchange for all of the outstanding 179,810 shares
in
Aroostook
corporation
Directors.
has
will
and
purposes
to
Breuer
railroad.
The
Corp.—Expansion Plans—
financing
The
field
completed
used
was
Corp.—V.
five-year improvement plan.
already under construction, he
are
new
said.
has
available
More
million
million
it
The
gas
announced, will be placed temporarily
it
increasing efficiency and
built
be
then
$360,000
reservations.
owned
Steel
was
where
lease
Logan T. Johnston,
will
Since
Amurex
lines.
plants
$1,937,000 cash.
Hatton
the
balance, it
corporation
aimed
appointed
the
Power
received
crown
Amurex
Armco
in
Corporation, the purchaser, is owned
Saskatchewan and is the only purchaser of
gas
securities
properties and
1953.
interest
stock
&
corporation
the
its
of
province.
proceeds
debt.
in
company
of
the
sale
Saskatchewan for
Saskatchewan
produced
in
by
up
the
W.
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.
of
Co.—Sells Canadian Interests—
announced
southwestern
G.
Under
of
the
field
Co.
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.—Exchange Offer—
601.
p.
Oil
cash
American Viscose Corp.- -To Sell
Chemstrand Interest
See
Curran
&
companies.
A
3
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1608)
each
$750,000
cost of
$*05,027.—V. 192,
aggregate
having
and
•
for
1959
stock
5%-
a
1960
$1.38
were
share
per
on
SEC
the
first
share
of
nine
of
months
with
compared
as
the rise
increase
Gondelman, President,
a
corresponding
without
indicate
1960
$1.43
be
made
cents
first
the
nine
Central
'. This
months
Maine
of
company,
with
stock
1959.—V.
Power
9
statement
$6,000,000
and
of
The
bonds
The
preferred stock
by
Harriman
covering
to
are
offered
be
will
for
According
with certain
agreement
sale
the
also has
company
institutional
investors
providing for
Farm
Ltd.—Acquisition Vote Set
reports that the N. K. Winston-Sanson
to
exceed
the
bond
ing,
and
tion
$12,000,000
sale
the
are
to
pay
be
used
balance
and
will
for
for
used
were
1960
at
will be used
program
loans
other
time
the
of
has an undivided interest in 20,983 acres of properties in the
Tampa, Orlando and Daytona Beach areas of Florida; after deducting
the interest
of others in
certain parcels,
14,983 acres are owned by
the
Florida
The
corporation.
fair
market
properties
'
by
an
Florida
$19,419,167
M.A.I,
Clyde
'
,
.
the
of
at
MacRossie,
Marion
and
r
.
value
placed
was
William
York
private
according
William
of
McCune,
■
"
,
to
finance
This
corporation,
with
preferred
public
SEC
$50
supplied
by
offering
Vt.,
series
headed
price
the
of
to
appraisal
an
stock
sale
will
in
In
1960
of
to
to
about
certain
the
to
be
underwriting
of
191,
&
terms
fabrics
months, "ended
with
and
1960,
of the
year
earlier. In
27,
Aug.
$23,421,257,
a
more competitive business conditions,
the com¬
considerable non-recurring expenses related to its
expansion program with the result that net income
and
for
the
first
to
with
86
cents
$1.22
six
of
a
share
528,400
per
share
a
months
$645,731,
with
based
on
the
the
on
fiscal
current
earlier.
year
shares
will
in
be
used
of
shares
in
following three
80,538
shares
of
outstanding 1,016,141
formation
Telephone
Co.—Additional Financing
details follow:
shares
Subject to
191, -p.-1563.
at
Pasadena, Calif., of a
development and manufacture
research,
,
certain
a
terms
and
conditions
of which
copy
tion
Pacific
division
to
Wallins
reported
electronic optical
an
dimensional
picture
that
Cetron
for
the
Pacific
engage
which
determine
of
the
use
these
is
used
the
to
missile
rockets
and
"Cetron
fession
This
space
body
simply
by
Negotiations
to
of
contained
as
millionth
a
will
and
Still
be
bore
another
the
of
inch.
an
vibrations
measure
model
accuracy
produce
which
in
in
exhibit
an
the
to
Underwrit¬
the
is
created
produced
hoies,
and
to
film
on
Drexel
the
will
Chemstrand
The
of
amounted
quarter
accurately
well
market
been
and
the
as
beam
for
under
the
test
in
Paine,
speedily
the
two
Blair
to
last
Net earnings
the September
the
third
through
the
of
rate
hand
of
Monsanto
on
consolidated
a
Edw.
year.
for
the
in
of
were
1959.
Chemical
'Philadelphia
basis
compared
A.
O'Neal,
for
with
Jr.,
the
third
$5,886,000,
Net
Co.
announced
acquisition
of
for
the
President,
compared
nine
St.
Louis
the
reported
on
to
same
American
13
that
of
American
plan,
American
shares^ of Monsanto
common
stock,
voting provisions
long
they
Prior
the
to
Chemstrand
which
$12
would
million
The
so
its
pay
accrue
to
$6,065,000
Sept.
30th
Viscose
negotiations
would
be
which
usual annual
notes
subject
of
interest
Viscose
has
is
subject
by
to
special
Viscose.
of
Yeatman,
Co.
Co._______—__—
2
Thayer,
&
2
Bioren
its
Oct.
fiscal
10
Douglas,
fiscal
come
shares
and
Jr.,
of
equivalent
then
June
30,
$300,078.
disposing of the
Booker
Brothers, Inc
Biooke & Co.____—____—__
DeHaven
.
Oil's
to
net
four
outstanding.—V.
Telephone
the
annual
profit
cents
191,
a
p.
was
report.
$74,492
share
on
the
In
after
the
$13
per
by
&
operation
Dec.
1,873,911
1,
Eank
the
of
1972
&
at
Trust
2"
100%,
share,
of
common
Files
of
which
filed
letter
a
common
12,000
stockholders
on
stock
shares
the
(no
are
basis
90%
be
one
tendered
will
be
5%
its
of
made
-
debentures
the
at
111.
acquisition
The
Consolidated
to
to
from
purchase
the
of
Division
approximately
and
mobile
City
National
Shasta
and
ages
Co.
fruit
West
400
shares
family
in
at
$19
interests
have
its
share
per
of
offer
following
shares
221,449
1
'
Co.
to
response
-
and
1960.
in
Through
the
financ¬
insurance
sale
from
of
the
stock,
the
company
to
amounted
were
credit
'
1
of
the
of
.
net
,
saels
in
.■
operate
late
of
to
the sale of the new common
at July 31, 1960 was: $2,000,000
sundry indebtedness; and 1,133,$1.—V. 192, p. 701."
;%'■;
'•
,.v ■
;-y.
a*'*?'?* ,'!Jj -V>
effect
of
Stock,
par
1
corporation,
Plans,
SEC
filed
Boston,
registration
a
covering Fidelity Capital Invest¬
$2,000,000 of single payment plans and $13,on
follows:
as
Oct.
Offering—
Street,
Devonshire
82
the
with
13,
of systematic payment plans.
The plans are offered for the
of shares of Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc., by Devon Plans
which was organized on July 18, 1960, which serves as sponsor
principal distributor. James R. Lewis is President.
000,000
accumulation
Corp.,
Products Corp.,
Osceola, Ark.—Files With
corporation
SEC
York,
N.
The
at
Oct.
on
covering
offered
share,
per
filed
1960
of
letter
a
H.
of
stock
common
through
notification
(par
Wright
L.
&
with
cents)
10
flavors.
Coast.—V.
This
192,
p.
will
be
independent
an
1396.
operation
'
"
1
on
"
•
Continental Baking Co.—Acquires—
The
Continental
for
Muffin
cash
Co.,
With
with
Baking
the
Chicago,
established
in
United
the
Continental
Fulton
be
has
111.,
in
and
the
at
is
1869,
into
entered
certain
close
of
the
oldest
for
land
agreement
an
assets
of
Cain's
to
are
purchase die
be
and
used
to pay notes payable, purchase
equipment and for working capital.
C.
business
Oct.
22,
English. Muffin
will
lease
assume
Chicago,
operated
where
Cain's
and
1960.
producer
muffins
building
are
at 1612 West
produced.
The new
under
managership of Robert F. Cain, president
as an
English Muffin bakery of Conti¬
nental Baking Co.
Distribution mainly will be carried out on whole¬
sale bread routes from
the Chicago bakeries and plants in
the con¬
tiguous area.—V. 191, p. 900.
Cain's
English
Muffin
Cook Coffee
This
37,
filed
100,000
by
sold
offer
in
be
of-
Cleveland
for
routes
for
warehouses
of
Co.
to-
retail
of
a
and
chain
states.
in
$1
on
Road.,
Oct.
par
will
19
common
the
head
The
a
public.
wholesale
of
area"Under-tke
in, 11
SEC
Maple
a
Henry Laird, Vice President and General
Manufacturing Corp.l a wholly-owned subsidiary
Manager of
Optics
of Dynex, has an¬
Corp.,
Ave.,
the
Los
appointment
Angeles,
of
the
as
Photo
Bender
distributor of
Supply
Optics
products
6825
for
Melrose
West
the
Coast.
Harry
is
Bender,
pleased
to
states,
be
President
the
Alaska
projectors
to
35mm
of
and
slide
Photo
Bender
distributor
and
photographic
of
Optics'
Supply,
that he
West¬
in
11
;
•
equipment
includes
accessories
files
stated
merchandise
Hawaii.
OPTA-VUE
ranging
from
hand
projectors.
Several
slide
and
the
including a revolutionary single unit strobe
by Optics this fall.—V. 1"92, p. 1195.
Electrada
gun
,' v
stock.
42
group
"The
grocery
supermarkets
name,
of
These
Cleveland
statement
shares
underwriters
company
business.
are
"Pick-N-Pay,"
and
which
is
engaged
pri¬
The retail busi¬
principally
In
674
the
greater
home service
wholesale-business-ig. conducted from
northeastern
Ohio.—V.
191,
p.
2636.""^-
of
line
and
table
new
prod¬
have been
intro¬
Corp.—Subsidiary Formed—
y
H.
Rhoads, president of the corporation, on Oct. 4 announced
of a new subsidiary, the Advanced Information Systems
which will be headed by Dr. Robert M. Hayes, as president.
formation
Advanced
will provide a comprehensive service in the research, de¬
implementation of complex information systems for govern¬
sign,
and
ment
agencies,
will
research
encompass
such
organizations,
advanced
areas
trieval, man-machine relationships,
matic
information
systems.
Public
The
and
as
industrial firms.
information
The
storage
work
and
and
new
Utility Financing
ing service of Ebasco Services Inc.
three'
This
represents
an increase of 1.7% over the
$2,452,000,000 in total
public utility financings in the same period of 1959.
Telephone utility financings rose $323 million,
or
106.9%, over the first nine months of 1959, while
electric utility financing decreased $160 million and
gas utility financing decreased by $96 million.
By types of securities, utility debt financing in¬
increase
to
of
$1,969,000,000
22.5%.
re¬
organizational impact of auto¬
company will undertake complex
utilities increased to $2,494,000,000 in the first nine
months of 1960, according to the financial consult¬
creased
Heights,
registration
stockholders.
&
shares
the
Rockside
the
shares
three
Sachs
the
ness.consists
16501
with
be
Goldman,
Co.,
Co.—Registers Common—
of
company,
Ohio,
in¬
nounced
Corporate securities offered by the nation's public
to
English
States.
Street,
will
Co.
business
to
New
Inc.,
Co.,
Y.
proceeds
ventory,
12,
shares
75,000
$4
in September, announced plans to acquire
Francisco, manufacturers of canned bever¬
San
of
company
$1,281,120
note;
common
% 1
statement
ment
,
,
1960,
1959, net sales of
net income of tne
For
Devon Plans Corp.—Files for
This
..
30,
June
$14,390,639 and consolidated
to
the calendar year
$22,048,454 and consolidated
$790,345.
capitalization
shares
500
.
ended
months
.
Foods,
Water
Corp.
30,
also engaged in the
receivable.
six
the
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock,
Co.,
Hires
June
on
$1,638,784.
Hower
E.
-
is
products,
duced
due
-
Charles
proceeds
mobile homes
homes
company
ucts
;■/.
; y
through eight plants and a network
independent franchise bottlers in the United
/•
■
•*'
^
will
abroad.
Consolidated
The
of
Foods
their
Hires'
■'
Hires
States
shares
capital
August.
share
to
$742,000
Payment
Chicago,
the
of
stockholders
to
offered
par)
to
of
income
net
through
next,
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Shares Tendered—
Over
in¬
capital
notification
fund,
1,
Dec.
on
Inc.
own
approximately
accounts
and
company's
the
will
of
redemption
the
invest
EARNINGS—For
Optics
for
its
;
to
inventories
:
ern
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
called
sinking
Co.,
covering
—
Cement
Homes,
the company
of
$1,000,000 in the capital stock of its
wholly-owned financing subsidiary, Mobile Home Finance Co., and the
balance will be added to general funds in order to maintain
larger
2
Yarnall, Bidclle & Co
j 2
has
Mobile
principally
PROCEEDS—Of
viewers,
corporation
marily
1960
covering 23,000 shares
at
Fricke
Moyer,
French
2
1491.
1959
Federal
2303.
Co.,
;wTh™ompan)' on °ct- ut. e ^EC
fe-d
Woodcock,
2
2
Inc._
Co.,
com¬
mobile
Dynex Industries, Inc.—Subsidiary Appoints—
2
&
the
of
1
Townsend,
Consolidated
The
-
a
Decatur, Ind.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
subscription
'
Mosley
Inc
Baker
in
and sale
business.
viewers
to
Citizens
&
192, p.
unit
1960, Christiana Oil Corp. reported
of July 1
the company sold donet
profit of $1,980,000, L. W.
As
properties for
president,
noted
in
gas
Christiana
year
tax,
Co
Co.,
Cain's
ended
year
loss
a
oil
&
&
2
Scribner
&
stock
manufacture
2
Suplee,
-__
Inc.—
Co.__
Lestrange
acquire
American
Christiana Oil Corp.—Shows Loss—
rresix
2
2
the
approved and effected, it is planned
will continue its activities as a
separate entity. Ameri¬
no
business,
the
that
Viscose.
stockholders
Detroiter
v
offering of
public
is
Michigan in 1953 as Mel Hutchinson Enter¬
acquired the Detroiter Coach Co. and changed its
wholly-owned subsidiaries,
ing
Of¬
in
it later
Inc.,
to
name
Stock
managers of an under¬
Homes, Inc. common stock of
initial
the
is
Incorporated
prises,
Common
—
are
share.
a
principal business
whose
homes.
2 '
_
—
3
of
For
Inc.:.—_
Co,___
Co
.
2
dividend,
by American
approval
3,540,000
contemplated
present intention of distributing or
Monsanto shares.—V. 192, p. 303.
on
4.5
&
Inc.
Homes,
which offered publicly on Oct. 21, 250,000
group
BUSINESS—This
pany,
2
one-half of
redeem $2,500,000 of its
and
held
be
receive
After the proposed transaction is
can
Leavens,
Masten &
Deane
for
progress
entire
American
it
mililon
Viscose,
now
to
by
plan,
$5
would
would
held
the
Viscose and Monsanto.
that Chemstrand
Inc—
E,
paper,
Calif..
Downey
Mobile
value at $15
par
the
was
Corp.
in
are
Viscose's
Viscose
are
of
American
subordinated
plan
as
consummation
will
A.
A.
Newburger
Penington, Colket and Co.
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke_
period last year.
Chemstrand Corp., namely, American Viscose's 50%
interest in
Chemstrand's stock and Chemstrand's subordinated notes.
Amerifcan Viscose's share of the subordinated
notes is estimated to amount
to $9,500,000 at the time the
plan is to be consummated.
proposed
$1
be
Singer,
Co.,
&
been
and
Oct.
on
with
months
Monsanto
by
writing
The
2
2
James
a
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Dulles & Battles,
4.5
to
90%, it also
be
used
as
and may also be laminated to
"curtains,"
or
fered—Hornblower & Weeks
2
Co
Co.__
&
resistance
.
3
both
the
Co.,
%
.
Arthurs,
pa¬
for
Associates,
Does-More
;
4.5
quarter
$18,720,000
blankets
Detroiter
limited
a
Inc.
&
Inc.___________
&
&
Eache
ox
the
Under
5.5
Weeks
Janney,
5.5
Co.
Stroud
the
the
&
Harrison
its
are
initial production run
Frost
Co.
Kirkland &
5.5
Co
frcnter & Bodine—
compared with $20,893,000 for the
as
is
company,
&
6
&
Webber,' Jackson
&
Bcenning
$49,764,000,
quarter
quarter
$19 316,000,
the
Butcher & Sherrerd________
pro¬
years.
utili atton
20
Curtis
of
13.
Sales for the nine months to
Sept. 30th totaled $152,844,000,
compared with sales of $154,915,000 for the same period in 1959.
on a consolidated basis after all charges and taxes for
as
Noyes
Hornuiower
measure
plates
medical
for
basal metabolism
Oct.
»■
of
Securities
Corp.—Net Down—Interest to Be Sold—
corporation's sales
1960
third
underwriters
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Co._A—.
&
Hemphill,
De
components
intended
data
by
for
ana
—V.
;
the
material
shielding
is being manufactured for North American
Aviation Corp. in connection with their B-70 program.
The sales for
this product are being handled by the metallurgical firm of Charles
and
Director
a
Union
\
metal.
or
The
■
1299.
p.
is
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.
manufacturer
192,
wood,
Registra¬
warrants.
who
Dillon,
Eastman
One
way to acquire additional optical production
the company's program.
Since 1931, Cetron has
of special purpose industrial elec¬
up
of
Young,
Eastman
purchased by
can
chemicals, and, having a lead content up to
sound-deadening
characteristics.
It
can
many
radiation
:
to
stated.
the
tubes.—V.
and
has
light
a
unsubscribed, share
instru¬
measurement
under
are
speed
engaged
tronic
passing
Wallins
Mr.
facilities
been
interferometers,
unit
a
reliability of devices
as
each
exercise
H.
of
Reynolds
will
also
determines
the bloodstream
in
partner
satellites.
oxyhemometer,
instrument
tient,"
and
micron
a
their
Harold
grourid
for
which
this
of
advantages
the manufacture of comfortable
be cut and sewn with existing
to
manner,
excellent
V"
is filed
....
as
blocks
programs.
of
Pacific
the
oxygen
and
Another
gauge
accuracy
and
produce
light
than
detect
calibrate
fraction
a
to
will
of
less
explosions.
to
the
test
within
within
intended
and
industry
lengths
cents
upon
three-
a
and
Other
great
'
division
new
wave
dimensions
earthquakes
tool
presents
ranging of airborne
decorative-protective
a
has
..
62 y2
development
...
addition,
ments
started
-
accurate
installation.
In
has
finding system which
range
in
and safe protective clothing
garment-making equipment.
revolving
,
Statement, the underwriters named below, for whom Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. .is acting as representative, severally
agreed to purchase from the company, at the subscription price, tne
percentage of the unsubscribed shares set opposite
their respective
names
below.
For this undertaking the company will pay the under¬
writers 37% cents with respect to each share offered and an additional
in the optic and electronic
systems field was announced Oct. 13 by Paul Wallins,
President, Cetron
Electronic Corp., Geneva, 111.
Mr.
products now manufactured by the company, they have been able to
produce nuclear radiation shielding in sheet form, suitable for many
applications. These applications range from .the lining of X-ray rooms
year
offering to stockholders of 42,960 shares of its $10 par
common
stock at $19 per share.
Additional financing
the
and
and
com¬
a
Details—Our Oct. 17 issue reported this company's rights
other
The company's
of about
corporation
expects
Commonwealth
expenditures
$14,000,000
has
for
announced on Oct. 3 the development of a new
protective plastic sheet material, manufactured in both rigid
flexible forms.
C.
A.
Crowl, president, said that in combining
lamination) this lead-filled plastic sheet with other plastic sheet
the
Cetron Electronic Corp.—Division—
The
were
outstanding
number
same
totaled
year
Earnings
Net sales for the first six months include, for the first time, sales
Bangor Mills, Inc.,
the country's largest manufacturer of tricot
lingerie fabrics, acquired by Collins & Aikman in April of this year.
—V. 191, p. 1216.
applied to the repayment
incurred for the
interim
fi¬
Product—
Crowl Chemical Corp.—New
The
<:
totaled
yarns
be
result
now
textile
of
of
to
are
six
compared
compared
equivalent
The
President of
radiation
shares of Detroiter Mobile
i
earlier.
for
Co.
first
year
ing Agreement,
of
1216.
p.
Up—Net Down—
*
■
New
generally
taxes
pared
second
offered
Hallgarten
indebtedness
company
stock.—V.
common
expected
and
addition
preferred,
par
is
program
to
modernization
registration
a
transmission.
radar
tary devices with Eastern Air Devices, Hugh G. Hamilton,
Crescent subsidiary, announced.—V. 191, p. 2744.
' ;
its
made
Sons,
and
of Miami.—V.
M.A.I.,
manufacturer
the
in
experienced
pany
after
shares
including construction requirements.
purposes
$2,600,000
years.
A,
by
and
filed
60,000
outstanding short-term borrowings,
nancing of construction;
and
any
balance
construction
addition
1463.
p.
this
fiscal
current
construc¬
amendment.
proceeds
corporate
$30,699,602,
Corp.—Proposes Off'g
covering
of
$100
company's
of
sales
$451,904,
Rutland,
17
underwriters
public
of
Proceeds of the bank
Construction expenditures for
convertible
par,
through
rate,
St.,
Oct.
on
proceeds
Net
purposes.
additions.
Grove
77
the
s;ock,
sale
d.viaend
Ne;
the
currently estimated at $6,800,000.—V. 189,
statement
Net
and
radio
with
.
in
interests
White
A.
•
.
corporation's
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Sales
bank loans then remaining outstand¬
corporate
property
sale.
such
Central Vermont Public Service
in
Florida
Corp.
Coffin
to
the
at
A
(by
Equipment,
are
into
transistors,
interference
-
of
not
of
shares.
.
* •
-
entered
rapid
very
which replaces conventional brushes in electric
totally eliminates brush wear, which can be
extreme altitudes, and also eliminates the usual motor
development,
with
prospectus
shutt
50.000 shares of a new series of its preferred stock, $100 par,
designated the 5.25%
series.
Net proceeds
of its sale of the
preferred and common stock will be used to reduce bank loans expected
be
for
Stockholders
be
to
used
.
underwriters headed
■
the prospectus,
to
near
Clinton.
various exploration
located
is
mine
be
of Cockshutt Farm Equipment Limited will
vote
in
Ontario, on Oct. 25 on the acquisition of all issued and
outstanding stock of the N.
K. Winston-Sanson
Florida Corp.
for
380,000 shares of Cockshutt common stock, the latter to be released
in
accordance
with
a
predetermined
formula
geared
to
the
cash
flow and development
of the properties owned by the Florida cor¬
poration.
*■•••
•
*
'
..'V' '
In a letter to stockholders, Benno M. Bechhold, President of Cock¬
series X due
competitive bid¬
at
sale
through
Its
will
Brantford,
mortgage bonds,
public
offered
be
be supplied by amendment.
,
■i
shares of common
120,000
Ripley & Co., Inc., The First Boston Corp., and
and public offering price and underwriting terms
Inc.;
Burr,
19
of first and general
1990.
ding.
<fc
Oct.
on
was
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
:
registration
a
\
5.
"This
motors
drilling
125,000
money,
filed
Me.,
Augusta,
per
work, the purchase of machinery and related activities.
lists John Godley Robison of Thoteau, Mont.,
as
Principal stockholders are Hera Exploration Co., 251,000
shares
(8.367%), plus 240,000 shares contingent on payment of mill,
Tom
A.
Wicks,
a
director,
183,350
shares,
and
A.
A.
Cragholm,
Co.—Financing Proposed—
Street,
Green
the SEC
cents
50
mineral operations.
of the sale of stock
and
proceeds
The
1875.
191, p.
at
sale
the
company
and
Gondelman
Mr.
tight mortgage
stock,
common
major eastern electronics manufacturer has
already placed a
$250,000 initial order for transistorized electric motors for use in mili¬
....
achieved,
was
of
shares
Oct.
President."
•
increase
period of increased labor costs,
700,000
Eastern Air Devices, Inc., has
brushless transistorized electric motor
many
severe
operating conditions of
to one hundred times longer than a motor with conventional
brushes, W. H. Garbade, President of Crescent, announced on
subsidiary,
wholly-owned
revolutionary new
expectancy under
a
life
a
carbon
registration statement with
a
share.
The offering is
through officers and directors of the company, for which
per snare commission is to be paid.
Net
pointed out,
strikes
hy the steamfitters and elevator operators unions, and a decline in
housing starts, which lowered sales volume about 4%
below that of
earnings
a
public
filed
covering
1960,
14,
for
Mont.,
Corp.—New Product for Sub.—
Crescent Petroleum
Crescent's
developed
twenty
Milling Co.—Proposes Offering—
Clinton,
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
mining
per
1953.
,;This
during
-
.
nine months
the first
during
share
per
$1.50
least
■
.
organized in 1956 and is said to be engaged in
and" proposes to engage further in milling and mining copper, silver,
gold and lead ores and, if found advantageous, to enter into other
in
in
at
of
earnings
offered
The
dividend.
Sidney
to
possible
made
of
Oct.
on
7.5
a
earnings is
sales or in
prices through an intensive cost reduction program initiated by him.
on assuming
office last Spring. This program includes introduction of
automated
processes,
new
production
techniques,
and
streamlined
operating procedures.,
.
,,
,
,
»
.
, f
Mr.
Gondelman
said
that
preliminary estimates of earnings
for
According
being
company.
company
be
to
*
to an all-time high
than last year.
sales of $26,163,723,
rise
to
fact that sales volume may be slightly less
the
Earnings
after
earnings fcr
expects
company
held. The offering will be underwritten by
Indianapolis, Ind.
V
be used for expenses incidental to operating
to
are
Clinton Mining &
This
•'
the
Co.—Forecast—
Central Foundry
The
presently
Corp.,
with
to
despite
shares
proceeds
telephone
a
895.
p.
Securities
The
•
of
value
book
aggregate
an
five
City
43,000 shares by John Bello, Executive Vice-President. As of May 31,
1960, each of the 200,000 shares had a book value of $1.73 per share.
They were acquired by the management officials at an aggregate cost
oi
$139,800;
and after completion
of this public offering they will
have an aggregate book value of $540,036. Purchasers of the 150,000
shares wlh own about 43%
of the outstanding common stock at an
.
from
Preferred
$1,607,000,000,
and
common
an
stock
issues declined to $174,000,000 and $351,000,000,
respectively, from $247,000,000 and $599,000,000.
Ebasco's study also reveals that about 99.6%, or
nearly $2.5 billion, represented new money, while
$8.5 million represented refunding and $1 million
divestment. \
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1609)
assignments
complete
The
mation
from
developing basic
operational
firm
new
Systems
information
concepts
absorb
Division,
activities
which
was
of
Electrada's
by
managed
Dr.
former
The
company
SEC
be
at
4,
1960
100,000
$3
share,
per
filed
shares
of
letter
a
common
through
of
notification
stock
James
C.
(par
Tucker
10
of
&
proceeds
to
are
be
used
with,
Co.,
working
thereof
to
760
stock,
would
purchase
shares
many
connection
be
the
in
by
the
acquisition
the
of
to
number
increased
held
with
price
adjusted
and
be
shares
in
conversion
to
of
set
shares
reserved
H.
profit after taxes of $1,236,000
reported for the third quarter of I960
corporation, putting the company in a
nine
months
1,219,206
Fairchild
the
of
1960
of
$2,918,000,
outstanding.
shares
President
company's
John
history"
the
The
the
the
selling
named
the
below
company
stockholder:
have
the
number
In all cases,
names.
purchased from
termed
outlooK
for
profit
tax
$1,236,000
of
credit
for
utilization,
N.
the
based
Y.
first
the
on
•.
"the
lourch
best
the
Mr.
third
share,
per
from
...Net
sales
sales
of
«,
11)4
times
Trio
Blunt,
the
5
to
and
and
nine-month
a
number
same
the
figures
only.
30,
machine
compared
as
the
on
that
Sept.
and
rentals
for
48
or
Burnham
to
Crowell,
of
reflect
Farwell,
the
three-month
period
conductor
compared
as
period
in
was
as
wholly-owned
"
a
1959.)
subsidiary
Oct.
on
Mason
The
3,220
Mullaney, Wells
&
Co._„
5,060
&
4,140
Co.
&
8,740
Securities
Corp._
Mr.
Carter
the
by
commented
products
new
that
the
increase
introduced
this
sales
He
volume
added,
Reynolds &
8,740
Wm.
figures also reflect start-up costs on new
delays in getting into new factories plus an expanding
search and
development program which have adversely affected
profit picture for the year, to date."
New
orders
109%
Sept. 30,
from
up
056,000
*
worth
i-*
"•v".7'.
1960
31,
'•.
'
•
the
on
has
the
SEC
stock.
The
shares
of
of
rate
8,740
&
Weeks
Weil,
is
operate
board
of
87%
the
over
1959.
'
$14,376,000
14,
1960,
covering
to
offer
Great
of
filed
for
100,000
this
>
,
Co.
Inc'.__—
Great
one
V,
of
capital
exchange for
Northern
Co.
at
share.
directors
with its
and
t'■
■
Pacific
—Pursuant
the
under
company
direction
officers and staff.—V.
own
■()
■
its
186,
Co.—Common
Stock
and
839.
Offered
the
of
principally to
company
sells its
utilities.
The
independent
electrical
public
and
other
distributors
private
products
throughout
electric
principally
the
United
no
is
and
engaged
vibrators,
manufacture
Capacitors
of
the
are
manufacturers
sale
of
amount
of
(b)
in
230,000
to
the
proceeds
shares
of
of
amount
supply
and
radio
to
and
of
very
the
stock
common
purchase
the
•.
authorized
subsidiaries
of
issuance
of
of
adjusted
as
stock
notes,
4'/2%
notes,
5)4%
notes,
5)4%
notes,
per
5)4 %
$23
stock,
Common
stock,
"Includes
B,
1,611
600,000
2,000,000
1,705,000
1,460,000
1,700,000
1,750,000
stock
class
convertible
provisions
B
of
stock,
1,200,000
'67
with
reserved
500,000 shs.
*3,000,000 shs.
570,740 shs.
1,813,563 shs.
f570,740 shs.
.
for
conversion
for
series
("convertible
A
shares,
into
respectively,
debentures
stock").
1.2155
Certificate
conversion
of
5)4%
preferred
of
common.
the
stock,
convertible
stock")
reserved for
6%
prior
share
Incorporation
of
of
common
and
exercise of
cumulative
common
Under
holders
of
class
as
at June 30,
1960, could convert 310,540 shares, and for
succeeding 12 month period, beginning April 1, 1961, may convert
55,100
is
additional
convertible
per
share
ferred
of
stock
at
Each
shares.
into
$23
stock,
for
share
stock
common
common
such
at
of
convertible
preferred
the
conversion
price
of
stock
$28.50
taking
each share of convertible pre¬
purpose.
The subscription price of the
-warrants
a
of
issued
is
result, of
common
with
the
stock and'with the debentures
and $8.64 per share, respectively,;:. As
the proposed sale by "the company of the 230,000 shares
stock -to the underwriters and
the proposed issuance of
$12.96
pep
preferred
share
year
ago.
the
stock
Los
Angeles
dividend
to
and
be
of record on Oct,
14, 1960.
five savings and loan
associations; namely
Association of Whittier, Mutual
Loan
paid
and
Loan
of
Ameri¬
Savings
Berkeley
Savings
of
San
San
Jose.
sixth
association,
Lancaster, and
of
serving
5%
a
to stockholders
owns
Loan
a
offices
41
and
Loan
Francisco,
of
and
Berkeley,
Pioneer
company also owns 53%
Lancaster-Palmdale Savings and
other
11
owns
2517.
and
Home
Investors
The
stock
Loan
subsidiaries.—V
191.
.
Co.
Inc.
and
associates
this
of
series due
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
publicly
corporation's
1990
offered
first
Oct.
on
21,
bonds,
mortgage
at
bonds at competitive sale ori Oct.
20, on
The other bids for 4%s were:
bid of
a
Kidder, Peabody
101.23.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of these bonds will be used to
off temporary bank loans of
approximately $16,000,000 which were
in
the
crystal
Federated
with
frequency
believes
manufacturers
who
crystal
itself
the
be
indicated
as
;
was
stock
company
(par
ported
value
(par
10
net
terms
,
%
the
income
of
cents)
is
the
10
are
in
and
ended
year
has
of
the
of
150
C.
&
Bradford
&
only authorized class
Patterson,
Kendall,
Co
&
500
Schmertz
&
&
&
1,250
Corp.___^_
Hutzler_
&
Co
H.
J.
Stern
Brothers
Stifel,
Nicolaus
"
Norfolk
Steele
all
all
Ladenburg,
the
of
owners
oi
said
share's, air of the voting rights, all rights to dividends and
rights to distribution of assets on liquidation. None of the
company's
common
stock has any conversion or
subscription rights or privileges
and no pre-emptive rights attached to
any such share. No officers or
directors have any privileges or rights or warrant with
respect to the
purchase of additional shares and they are entitled to no
greater
rights than that of any other stockholder. Each share entitles the
holder
the
to
(1)
one
payment
of
dividends by
connection
price,
be
laws
the
with
'
-
the
l.
all
on
of
offering will,
"vol-'
-
of
2222
statement
North
with
the
16th
SEC
are
York.
All
>
•'
t
shares
the
said
company,
company
Phoenix, Ariz.,
Oct.
14
covering
of
life
new
Idaho,
options
It
being
I
offered
&
and
exercisable
1958
through
to
under
Mexico
New
Co
200
Hutchinron
York
192,
I
and
to
with
The
the
as
actively
of
the
of
Western
subsidiaries,
laws
of
Nevada,
organize
to
150
200
200
—
Neal
Waggoner.
Co., Inc.—
&
600
——
The
$2
Hills,
to
are
agreement
Foremost
With
The
in
Arizona,
be
be
corporation
SEC
York,
ment
and
for
and
on
covering
N.
filed
of
letter of notification wit*1
stock
(no par)
to be
a
common
Thomas
Jay,
per
The
business,
to
pay
Winston
working
Inc.,
loan,
a
&
Co.,
Inc.,
balance under
191, p. 2517.
pay
capital,—V.
N. Y.
York,
New
—
a
Files
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
14,
share,
filed
1960
shares
100,000
$3
at
Y.
I960
used
Industries,
Securities
offered
4,
shares
through
Calif.
proceeds
creditors'
150,000
share,
per
Calif.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
on
covering
at
Beverly
share.
per
part
control
150
&
1092.
corporation
SEC
offered
the
organize,
the
Wright
Ford Electronics Corp., North Hollywood,
•
five-year
not
of
300
—-
Co
&
Yantis &
S.
400
Co.—
Hanseatic
p.
key employees
has
use
F.
250
150
Co.—
&
&
Inc.
Wyatt,
With Securities and
$2.20
at
but
the
Co.,
L.
Inc.
& Co.,
Co._
&
Arthur
200
New
offering
-i
,
and
majority
secure
of Phoenix and
companies
&
Co.
—V.
in
the
filed a registra¬
2,500,000 shares
connection
directors
April
in
offering,
in
officers,
proposes,
insurance
Colorado
issued
organized
was
business.
this stock
in
be
may
be granted
to
or
Masten
McMaster
common
500,000
E.
3,000
150
500
Co
&
Stokes
White
N.
750
Co.—
&
Strauss
3,000
to
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
St.,
on
respect
shares
of
on
1877.
p.
M-*
t
with
payment
191,
limitations
no
imposed
upon
It*...
First American Investment
firm
there
those
non-assessable.—V.
11
•
'
and
than
the State of. New
and
A.
S.
C.
Co.
____
matters
other
public
paid
fully
i
vote
dividends
&
Thalmann
^0
-
&
Thomas
Certificate
in
150
Hughes
Bros.
S.
150
Inc.
600
Smithers
F.
of
$100
&
150
&
Inc.
Co.,
Salomon
Inc.
& Co._
Co., Inc.
Colket
Pollock
£i.
250
Inc
to
tne
below:
Inc.
300
Co.,
Co.
Corp.
re¬
subject
purchase
to
forth
Copeland
Raffensperger,
200
Illinois
set
Hirshberg,
Penington,
Vvm.
Walter
its
solely
of
Amount
J.
under
vested
ap¬
(000's omitted)
600
Merle-Smith_„_
Investment
and
500
Hilsman
H.
The
Norris
200
permitted
therefore,
in¬
towns
of
company
,
1,000
Co
Co
First Securities
J.
bonds
500
is,
en¬
elec¬
100
population
agreed,
Agreement,
series
$7,900
—
Blair
&
Purchase
200
is
company
there
of
in
area
the
1960
severally
Lemon & Co—
the
and
utility
sale
an
estimated
30,
MacArthur & Co.
which
is
m
Kenower,
stock
which
unincorporated
covers
an
have
1990
Amount
courts
per
and
customers
(000's omitted)
Cunningham,
Co., Inc.
cents
of
served
June
purchasers
conditions
I
J.
outstanding,
273,000
excess
and
public
distribution
$11,164,000.
,
William
Aug.
The
program.
program,
operating
an
territory
miles
square
respective principal amounts
Dick
of
as
value
outstanding. 206,000 shares
of this offering.
the completion
common
The
_
stock
common
20,600
Bache & Co._
9,100
the
construction
approximately
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
51,900
of
1960
transmission,
has
communities.
EARNINGS—For
for
52,000
^
company's, ^construction
the
own
allowances
space
capitalization
shares
rural
below:
—
display and plant
working capital
production,
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
after
the
to
1,300,000.
one
their
the
The
proximately
ovens.
company,
office
to
and
control
to
produce
of
$31,900,000.
corporated cities and towns and
and
ovens
the
to
in
tricity.
in
products
such
as
transmission and reception.
switches,
applied
aggregate
BUSINESS—Florida Power Corp. is
x
control
for
costs
be
redemption of the bonds may be made at
prices ranging from 106.13% to par. Special
redemptions may be made
at prices declining from
101.45% to par.
manu¬
inspection
of
meet
to
REDEMPTION—Regular
gaged
and
to
will
balance
estimated
1
development
and
incurred
ior\
of
firm
is
in
use
in
drug,
to
be
a
letter
common
through
Richard
notification with
of
stock (par 50 cents) to
Bruce & Co., Inc., New
steel food service equip¬
used
for
the
stainless
variety
and
department
stores
and
institutions.
Utah,
First
Land
&
Development
Corp.,
Western
Heritage
Fire
&
Co. and First American Finance Co. Western Heritage Life is
said to be controlled by First American Investment through the latter's
The
and
proceeds
promotion;
are
for
working
to repay a loan;
advertising, sales
capital and general corporate purposes.
Casualty
ownership
of
70,000
outstanding.
President
He
and
his
and
Investment
July
21,
the
and
the
to
stock
entered
from
the
into
stock
with
sale
through
ranging
of
from
of
owners
control
of
the
of
its
100,000
Western
First
sale
will
Heritage
of
its
American
a
at
stock
Funds
be
until
used
to
Life
through
along with
$2 per share,
stock
shares
under
Heritage.
also
Investment.
outstanding stock
Western
unit,
of
is
stockholders.
additional
per
Life,
American
stock
shares
$2
shares
common
Heritage
founders
became
of
233,892
First
additional
an
price
sole
proceeds
the
Western
the
were
associates
100,000
of
of
of
stockholder
son
of
purchase
ment
panies
10
(30.06%)
President
the
were
when
purchase
•subsidiaries
and
$200,000
purchase
warrants
at
wife
majority
acquire
shares
Wood,
controlling
1960,
first
The
June
purchase
thereafter
agree¬
received
will
be used to organize and establish
the new
purchase of stock interests in those conx-$300,000 to $750,000.
The
company
now" has
the
•
-presently
of
declared
Johnston,
of
stock,
applicable
a
pay
period
$8,800
American
469,645 shs.
the
and
Each
shares
of
of
manufacture
thermal
used
officers-.
added
Incorporation
five
16,850 shs.
reserved
the
1,200,000
shares
any
The
The
18,050 shs.
share
value $1
rental
the
auditing and other expenses incident to
$228,000 and will be added to the general
and
Heritage Life Insurance Co.
per
the
both
proceeds
was
engaged
proceeds
par
of
months
and
special
additional
to
pursuant to
369,720
stock,
pfd.
("preferred
the
577,200
nine
In
-
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and
associates, 100.0899, and Lehman Brothers, Blyth & Co.
associates, 100.061. Bids for a 4%% rate were:
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co. and associates, 101.36; and First Boston
Corp.,
products
legal,
1,000,000
share) of which 56,000
of
'66
for
•
control
ovens.
oven
net
lease.
frequency
conjunction
aggregate
of
options granted
due
30
&
principal
and
lease
a
annual
research,
in
sets,
purpose
company
for
be
1960
tional
due
was
100.43%.
company
stock,
to
be
offered
for
public
sale
at
$2
per
share.
The
offering is to be made by management officials and
licensed
securities salesmen employed by the company or
by registered brokerdealers, who will receive a 30 cent per share commission.
An
addi¬
740,000
share
72,930
issued
pref;ried
is
26,
of
1,750,000
2,000,000
and
for
crystal
will
the
manufactures
CAPITALIZATION—The
tion
1,680,000
—
shares
warrants
B
To
'
Outstanding
'- $7,024,766
due 1968—
second
per
stock,
preferred
shares and
.
3,190,000
—
pfd.
shares
second
.
—1,500,000
value $1
class B, par
379,012
acquisition
$600,000
par
693,775
the
(Canadian
the
v
share———
per
convertible
with
owned
230,000
and
4,000,000
cumulative
value
par
of
$1,200,000
connection
1970
1971
1973__
due 1974
Common
and
wholly
sale
used
in
into
an
said
temperature
expenses,
the
Rental
This
due
due
$100
the
underwriters
annum
Mtge. loans, 6-6)4% per annum,
in equal monthly installm'ts to
t* Ins tall, notes, 6% per annum,
in equal annual installm'ts to
Stockholders' Equity:
value
stock
in
FINANCING
its
and
to
the
:
.
Authorized
notes, due 1975
6%; subord. income debs.,
class
balance
few
used
Salaries
cash
Electric
the
(c)
follows:
as
6%
prior
to
1960
due
due
effect
common
notes
'
PRESENT
company
give
'
Bank loans, 5Vzc/o
Long-Term Debt:
6%
the
Pioneer
and
•
TO
company
is
Limited,
Debt:
notes,
to
of
installment
of
Electric
Short-Term
EFFECT
the
by
129,005 shares
Value)
4ya%
GIVING
capitalization of the
and
common
Pioneer
4%
supply
of
the
loans,
additional
CAPITALIZATION
Dollar
to
shares
in
(a)
bank
working capital.
The remaining 20,000 shares
hereby are being sold for the account of a selling stockholder
company will receive no part of the proceeds of sale of these
the
The
applied
and subsidiaries
shares.
shares
be
short-term
the
manufacturing equipment-.
$50,000
Purchase of raw materials,
inventory and supplies— 23,000
Selling, advertising and sales promotion expenses
10,000
Development, design and engineering of new items
30,000 '
:
from
of
of
in
controls
also
Purchase
largest
company
of
special
offering,
funds
at
1962
engaged
PROCEEDS—The
of
vibrators.
the
$650,000
the
of
of
by
will
retire
to
the
of
one
in
of the
1959,
through June 30, 1960, and an annual rental
July 1, 1960 through March 31, 1962. There
renewal
is
such
underwriter's
development
electronic field.
the
is
field
received
be
$2,000,000
in
the
for
entered
communication
thermostats
and
sale
increase
an
first
101.375% and accrued interest,
to yield
approximately 4.665%. The group won award
improving its prod¬
thermostatically controlled ovens
of
31,
1960
widely
devices
through
and
of
company
in research,
Cornell
in
as
approximately
the
for
manufacture
products
line
well
as
Canadian corporation)
(a
offered
and
net
approximately
consideration
Limited
field,
the
engaged
related
other
this
in
also
predominant
in
PROCEEDS—The
its
primarily
and is
6,
engaged in experimentation
activities in further
company
period
systems
mobile
addition, the company owns approximately 96%
of
the; out¬
standing common stock of Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.
which
it
acquired through an exchange offer made commencing on Feb.
18,
Cornell
of
the
March
1,
the
company
are
In
1960.
to
for
provision
Tne
.
1960,
i960
calibration
Canada.
capacitors and
1,
which
power
States
has
developing other types
and
43A%
manufacturing Quartz Crystal Ovens, it manu¬
switches, frequency control devices and
It
the
areas.
recently
Savings
$25,000,000
share.
per
March
on
Crystal Ovens, which is still its
has,
however,
developed additional
engineering
for
outstanding.
addition,
added to deferred income,
bringing
to $13,753,556 or $2.24 per
share,
Florida Power Corp.—Bonds
&
thermostat
ovens.
period April
The
company
sold
are
incorporation
Quartz
sells
19,
$9,100
is
and
breakers, as well as standard and special trans¬
precision electrical instruments and specially designed
electrical control equipment. The high volcage switch gear and circuit
its
represents
now
^
.
Electronics, Inc., at $2
and
in
Feb.
facture
relays,
breakers
•••:•
total
a
Bay
and
Association
page
various
April
circuit
and
gear
3,220
6,900
germanium
On
is
engaged
primarily
in
the
business
selling devices for the distribution and control
of electrical energy.
Its principal line of products consists of standard
low tension equipment such as circuit breakers, safety
switches, panel
boards, fuses and fuse boxes.
It also produces high voltage switch
formers,
Inc.
Inc
have
Alhambra,
Savings
interest
3,220
Durst,
will
of
Mutual
types of thermostatic oven controls.
1, 1960, the company has set up a plant for the
growing
and silicon
crystals. Production, on a small scale, was
started on Aug. 1, 1960.
.Amur
A3
Federated, for
the
purpose
of, increasing
production,
has
leased
7,000 square feet of floor space in a modern
multi-story factory build¬
ing in Jamaica, adjoining the Van Wyck
Expressway at Jamaica Ave.
an
Oct. 12 prospectus, an underwriting
by H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.), Chicago 3,
111., publicly offered 250,U00 shares of mis company s tpi
par common stock at $18,875 per share.
manufacturing
&
This
share,
and
Savings
Loan
5,060
__
&, Co.,
Taper
Since June
to
BUSINESS—The
and
of
group headed
of
Walston
Co.—
&
—
corporation
Mark
appropriations to general
income taxes, amounted to
Federal
per
shares
Sept.
the
S.
the recent opening of a new branch of
Savings and Loan Association in the Westlake
District,
with the opening of a new branch of
Berkeley Savings
Association
in
Richmond, Calif., in the near future, the
City,
First Charter
—
purpose
ucts
■
Electric
and
development
own
p.
Blosser
&
at
by
to
before
share.
$1.17
share,
per
income
company
Dec. 2, 1960,
on
a
The
company
addition
to
in
special
the
Great
of
Staats
Wagenseller
..
manufactured
factures
company
which
operates
in
12
states,
Montana and North Dakota.
If
the
exchange
it is planned that Great Northern will continue
separate
a
has
and
in
R.
McDowell
1,840
497.
p.
BUSINESS—Since
i:
effective,
as
192,
product.
Insurance
William
for
per
or
6,150,000
cents
Francigco
can
1,840
of Federated
"
shares
stock
Northern
3,220
Electronics," Inc.
Common Stock Sold—
Sept. 23 offering circular, J. B. Coburn
Associates, Inc., 55 Broadway, New York 6, N.
Y., offered
and sold 150,000 shares of the 10
cent par common stock
registration statement
a
2,300
Co
2,300
______
of
as
;
r
York,
Scribner_
&
Straus,
Co;
Pursuant1 to
$19,-
v
■
from
&
Hague
.
$1.48
on
The
4,140
Deane
Smith,
Federated
the
Minnesota
a
Federal
1959.
Co.—__
Singer,
1,840
>
months,
providing
to
reported
according
$12,479,613, or $2.03 per share
Sept. 30, 1960, reached an all-time
at
Loan
San
.
period,
Backlog as ofl
:
New
share
Minnesota,
to
in
$28,548,000
proposes
stock
Federal
made
in
of
—V.
Co.—Exchange Plan—v
Oct.
on
including
is
period
Corp.
nine-month
497.
p.
90 John St.,
Northern
offer
the
increase
an
to
for
Schwabacher
8,740
Labouisse;
and
Illinois
3,220
—
was
1960,
with
company
3,220
re¬
i"
capital
one
like
date
same
192,
company
the
the
\
1
'"This company,
with
for
increased
Federal Insurance
■
:
$65,293,000
$35,648,000,
was
1959.—V.
•
totalled
$31,289,000
reported
Net
Dec.
booked
and
2,300
&
have
Mutual
Daly
6,900
Gardner..—
Co., Inc.—__
Roney & Co._
C.
will
ago.
Home
2,300
—
Reinholdt
&
of
nine
$7,209,000,
11
or
the
after
equal
the
deferred
year
Co.,
3,220
Co.
Indianapolis Bond & Share
af¬
"certain
&
3,220
Friedrichs
however, that
products and
earnings
■Inc.
Pierce
they
paid.
Taper commented that with
Co.—
16,
was
1,840
3,220
&
(Inc.)
The
in
year.
3,220
i
stock
option
prospectus, if all these
2,500,000
shares
are
officials and key personnel
the
high of $691,239,618
reflecting a 28%
increase over the $541,641,751
at
Sept.
30,
1959.
Savings during the 12 month period increased 31%
from $423,995,623
to $554,519,789.
Total loans outstanding increased to a
record
high
of
$613,243,061, representing a 30% gain over the
$472,315,113 of a
4,140
__
Co
earnings
months
for
based
Assets
6,900
Rauscher,
6,900
&
&
Curtis
Co
Chapman
___
Co.—
1959
total
5,060
Brothers-
Milwaukee
and
over
compared
6,900
Ntwhard, Cook & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
•
Union
California
Howard,
■
..
5,060
3,220
in
nine
earnings
$676,350
8,740
Higginson Corp
Lester, Ryons & Co.__
Co._.
_______
of
3,220
Lee
company's
the
all
promoters, management
731,000
shares
for
(22.62%)
which
19.56%
of the total consideration
high
first
reserves
16,100
A.
.
'
fected
M. Kidder &
Co., Inc._
Kidder, Peabody & Co.___
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
3,220
Hornblower
1959.
Witn
acquired
1,840
Co.,
the
to
and
or
all-time
the
26%
4,140
6,900
Glore,
were
period totalled
^u,oo6,ooO lor tne luce period in 1959.
(1959 figures have been adjusted to include sales of Fairchild Semi¬
conductor Corp. under the pooling of interest
concept. Fairchild Semi¬
$49,468,000
Inc'.__llII
&
Forgan & Co
Goodbody & Co.——
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
re¬
First
$11,645,000 for the same
rentals
for
the
nine-month
Kalman
under
According
exercised
public,
own
$9,086,969,
Battles,
2,300
Simmons—_
Dillon,
Equitable
operating
&
and
president.
Net
Dulles
issuable
are
personnel.
First Charter Financial Corp.—New
Records—
An
as
6,900
Hurry,
Podesta
Securities
shares.
DuMont
to
machine
of
&
Weedon
Eastern
share,
$1,375,000,
the
$1,215,000
.
____
Inc
&
and
Cruttenden,
cents per
profit
Co.
Ellis
of
quarter includes $268,000
minimum
amount
applicable
to
then
for
Holdings
Inc.'
1,840)
&
key
issued
are
will
Shares
Janney,
20,700
_
Blair
"ex-.'
quarter,
the
profit of $580,000,
p.
1959
based
explained
July
$19,183,000
Net
quarter
Carter
sults
Inc.
in
sold
severally
shares
of
of
from
as
.
,
Co.
Bingham, Walter
:
quarter
the
I.,
for
share,
&
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.___
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Bache
&
Co.—
—1
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
•
report compares with
$1.13
or
the
lor
L.
position
per
Byllesby
A.
been
period.
The
>
Syosset,
profit
has
for
shares
for
options
paid
company
their
(Inc.)-
'
net
DuMontthe
share,
per
the
.
cellent."
^
by
$2.39
or
Carter
and
$1.01
or
M.
Up—News
287,000
program
approximately 17,600 shares.
Shares
net
of
$27.60
treasury,
underwriters
from
opposite
were
capital.
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—Net
A
of
convertible
approximately
dollars.
stock
common
Limited,
for
the
expected
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Inc.,'
stock
is
common
t Canadian
cents)
common
Limited,
stock
t Includes
<
of
Electric
share
per
Files
—
Tex.
The
192
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
on
covering
offered
Austin,
shares
preferred
conversion
With Securities and
to
129,005
Infor¬
Hayes.—V.
Electro-Mechanics Co., Westlake Hills, Texas
the
providing
Pioneer
the
1195.
page
to
programs.
will
:outstanding
500,000
231,000
shares)..
common
shares
(plus
options
for
the^additional
Management officials own 188,000_ shhres (including
78,000,shares owned by Mr. & Mrs. Wood). The present stockholders
/own'-options on 213,000 ^additional-shares, and options for the balance
Foxboro
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
Foxboro, Mass., filed a registration
1960, covering 211,000 shares of
are to be
offered for public
sale by the issuing company and 86,000 shares, being outstanding stoclc*
by certain holders thereof. The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Paine, Webber, Jackson oi
Curtis is listed as the principal underwriter.
Foxboro,
statement
common
The
of 38 Neponset Avenue,
with
stock,
the
of
SEC
which
on
Oct.
125,000
18,
shares
company
manufactures industrial instruments
and controlling temperature, pressure, flow,
recording
level'
and
other
process
variables,
primarily
for
use
for indicating,
humidity, 'liouia
in the process
industries' in
the manufacture'or conversion
of raw materials into
finished or semi-finished goods.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
it "now has outstanding 2,429,000 shares of common stock.
Of the net
proceeds of its -sale of additional stock, $500,000 will be used for con¬
struction, of additional warehouse facilities at the company's Foxboro
plant- $600,000 for construction of plant- facilities in
Mass.',
East Bridgewa.er,
for the production of the company's Electronic Confcotrol line of
instruments;
$500,000 for .additional plant facilities for the.company s
6
Dutch
1
The
be supplied
UNDERWRITERS—The
restaurants.
the states
of
Most
the
of Ohio, Kentucky,
restkurants
of
are
drive-in
the
Indiana and Florida.
type
addition to
In
underwriters,
a
class
in
holdings,
25,000 shares.
The
to
proposes
'
sell
1
of
Arrin
*
stock
be
to
sold
D.
in
-■'
UNDERWRITERS—The
writers,
for
Dillon,
whom
——
Denault
&
&
25,000
Co.
Swift
&
Knowlton
Frank
Adams
&
Fairman
Inc. 25,000
Co.,
—
Inc.
10,000
Co., Inc.t—
Charles A. Taggart and Co.
Shaw, Hooker & Co._
10,000
10,000
7,500
20,000
Kes§elman
Rogers
Teller
20,000
Co—
&
Co
20,000
—
Birr
&
—V.
Cowen
&
Co.,
&
5,000
Co
&
Union
purchase
Securities
from
Wtebber,
Co.
&
amounts
the
addresses
Jackson
acting
are
are
the
several
Curtis
&
and
representatives, and the
they have severally agreed
y
Amount
Paine,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
$1,905,000
Dillon,
Securities
Harriman
Amount
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
Eastman
Granbery,
1,905,000
E.
1,100,000
1,100,000
Becker
Hemphill,
&
Co.
Noyes
Langley
Inc.
&
580,000
&
&
Co.
Hammill
Lemon
Jaffray
Bache
Robert
&
Francis I.
Lestrange
Pacific
Loewi
William
Stroud
&
Co.,
192,
165,000
Co.
debentures
to
165,000
W.
York
&
Co.,
470,000
165,000
Boenning
470,000
Clayton
Securities
470,000
Janney,
470,000
Inc
Battles,
Co.——
the
under
in
the
company's
cost
filed
with
the
15,
Securities
statement
in
130,000
Exchange Com¬
$60,000,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co. will head
1985.
a
of
group
borrowings for the first five
fund
calculated
retire
to
will be entitled
and
years,
minimum
a
81 */3%
of
the
of
investment
with
connection
the
outlays
from
sale
the
subsidiary
and
the
of
debentures
will
used
be
of capital expenditures
associate
and
companies, and to in¬
$62,000,000 of capital
working capital.
As of Sept.
1,
1960,
outlays had been authorized but not expended, including construction
of tire plants at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Kitchener, Ontario.
130,000
Goodrich
F.
B.
General American Oil'Co. of Texas—New President—
icals, and
is
manufacturer
leading
a
tires
of
tubes,
and
synthetic and natural rubber products.—V.
192,
p.
Lewis
37,
elected
was
president
after
Mr.
the
the
Perryman,
tory,
joined
annual
the
stockholders
chief
youngest
company
as
executive
the
in
in
Oct.
This
15.
became
his¬
in
in
declared
3%
a
stock
dividend
the
on
common
shares,
payable Dec. 22, 1960 to stockholders of record Dec. 9, 1960. Directors
also declared a dividend of 10 cents per share on the common stock
payable Jan, 2, 1961 to stockholders of record Dec. 23, 1960.
Mr.
Perryman
fiscal
current
income
1959.
Net
656,047
hole
the
forecast a
For
year.
substantial
the
fiscal
increase
a
and
in
ended
in
income.—V.
net
191,
during
The
the
towns
Water
of
Dillard
Macon
County,
N.
047.79
in
and
The
cash
facilities
of
and
C.
all
Rabun
Georgia,
in
in
the
companies
years Rabun has received its power
face
amount
of
$75,071.68
interconnected,
are
has
company
outstanding 5%
B preferred stocks
—V.
192,
p.
tion
each.
for
and
some
called
for
supply from Qeorgia Powfr.—V. 192,
redemption
cumulative
t
class
A
on
and
Nov.
6%
15,
1960,
all
non-cumulative
corporation
real
a
taneous with the public
estate
tions
and
shares
of
an
cold
a
class
A
the
corporation.
N.
SEC
—Net
400,000
shares
of
others,
Proceeds
class
A
to
stock,
the
plus
company
$115,450
from
from
the
the
sale
sal*
of
of
previous
B
common
sales
shares,
and
mately
of
stock
200,000
to
the
class
underwriters,
the
purchase
from
total,
price
a
$2,000,000
$5,370,860
of
the
bank
A
loan,
shares
will
be
used
leasehold
of
the
is
to
facilitate
of
July
on
undeveloped
real
be
be
used
properties
for
principally
for
investment
and
be secured by mortgages or trust deeds
may
portion of
a
properties
owned
securities,
or
or
10,000
shares
the
covering an
to
comprise
12,
1960
be
undetermined
filed
letter
a
number of
of
shares
C.—Files
notification
of
with
stock
common
PROCEEDS—The
of
the
new
provement
company
preferred
of
its
stock
facilities
will
New York
apply
the
to
Purchasers of
Life
Insurance
the
value of
average
coal and
8.9
and
the
billion
in
the
DEBT—The
of
ance
loan
the
population
of
In
the
about
six
1954
the
168,000,000,
services
principal
set
&
on
from
the
sale
extension
and
im¬
Oahu,
Hawaii.—V.
192,
nearly
t
manufactures material
Oct.
4,
conveyor
chinery.
and
belting,
industrial
Union Chain produces
sprockets.—V. 192, p. 797.
>
the
equal
Government
■
;
t -
is
terms
filed
to
conditions
and
exhibit
an
as
below
named
bonds
below:
•
and
agreed
,,
W.
$2,475,000
E.
Hutton
&
of
Amount
Co
$275,000
Kidder & Co., Inc.
M.
2,475,000
A.
2,475,000
Kidder,
&
Co.,
Ames
&
Co.,
150,000
Peabody & Co._
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Inc.
200,000
Inc.-
200,000
Lee
200,000
Lehman
Baker, Weeks & Co
150,000
Carl
Loeb,
Bear, Stearns & Co
200,000
575,000
Brothers
Arnhold
S.
Bache
W.
&
Co._
G.
Becker
&
&. Co.,
Inc.
A.
Co.
and
Bleichroeder,
Co.
Inc.
F.
Inc.
275,000
&
&
Co.
Securities
Drexel
&
Francis
.;
.
200,000
duPont
Estabrook
Gairdner
&
150,000
R.
F.
Shields
200,000
Smith,
575,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
575,000
Stone
Granbery, Marache &
Co.
Swiss
575,000
Harriman
Co
Tucker,
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
575,000
White,
200,000
Dean
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.„
275,000
Wood,
H.
200,000
Wood,
&
'
275,000
575,000
Day—
Inc.
200,000
Corp.—
Anthony
L.
575,000
Co.—
—
Hayden,
Stone
Hentz
Hirsch
&
&
&
Co
—
Co
Hornblower
Weeks
&
Weld
&
Co
Witter
&
Co.——
—_
Struthers
—V.
200,000
*
275,000
Co.^.
&
275,000
Loeb
First
Lazard
575,000
Co.,
&
Gundy
Serial Note Underwriters—
Kuhn,
575,000
275,000
Corp
American
R.
Co.
&
Webster
&
150,000
&
200,000
200,000
275,000
200,000
——
Securities
—
Co.
Co.
Co.-
&
Barney
Inc.
Hallgarten
275,000
&
&
Pressprich
200,000
—_
Jackson
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
575,000
Inc.
150,000
-
Rothschild
Glore, Forgan & Co.—_
■
200,000
Hanseatic
Webber,
W.
L.
u
Co
Co.
275,000
200,000
Curtis
&
Union
Co
&
&
Co.
&
575,000
Inc.-:.
York
Peine,
200,000
Dillon,
Inc.-
Stone
&
Corp.
Corp.——
Securities
Co.,
Ne\w
:
Co.—
I.
Pierce,
Smith
S.
675,000
Dominick__
Read
Lynch,
Roland
Moseley & Co
Nesbitt, Thomson and
275,000
Dillon,
Weir,
Young,
Fenner &
Model,
200,000
Dominion
575,000
Rhoades
275,000
Merrill
Denton,
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
The
Corp
Inc.
Inc.
Dominick
200,000
275,000
Co
275,000
McLeod,
150,000
&
M.
575,000
Co
&
Co,
200,009
200,000
&
Bros.
Langley
Higginson
&
275,000
.—
—
C.
the'
:r-
n.
Bond Underwriters—
Corp.
to>
them-.'severally,
seriate notes
•"
...
Amount
Registration
the
severally,
agreed to sell to
of
Purchase
the
of
to
have
Co.—
&
Allyn
E.
A.
;
■
community have a
that of the United
200,000
Amount
Co.-
&
Boston
Freres
—
$3,334,000
—
3,333,000
3,333,000
Corp
&
Co
192,'Jpr <H97Ut-'U>;
I'.«• V
(V,*'
.
Houston Fearless Corp.—Contract—
sign
and
Missile
manufacture
Range,
according
Division,
headed
to
Barry
Mass.,
to de¬
Atlantic
Shillito, Houston Fearless Presi¬
communications
a
J.
sub-system
the
for
The
in
June
of
by
this
John
Marchetti,
year.—V.
191,
acquired
was
Houston
by
1006.
p.
Humble Oil & Refining Co.—Agreement—
See
Southern
California
Edison
Instruments for
Receipt
cision
Inc.,
of
hose
and
conveyor
and
a
Navy
potentiometers
Hicksville,
L.
Merken,
Rattray
Mr.
N.
192,
p.
1493.
Industry, Inc.—New Contract for Sub.
contract
has
Y.,
been
for
of
pre¬
Co.,
Inc.
than
$100,000
worth
Rattray, said it is
piece of business since IFI
of
manager
biggest
of
by George Rattray &
Instruments for Industry,
more
announced
subsidiary
general
and
below.—V.
Co.,
single
first
acquired
the
recently.
Merken
orders
we
p.
the
award
"assures
anticipated
for
than
months
less
expected
192,
said
to
three
add
$750,000
the
to
us
first
ago,
IFI's
of
the volume of
the time of the
the new subsidiary
meeting
year."
IFI
At
said
annual
sales
volume.
305.
the
handling and processing equip¬
,
'
dent.
—V.
consummated
acquisition of the
assets of the Union Chain &
Manufacturing Co., for 51,250 shares of
Hewitt-Robins common stock. Plans-for the acquisition were announced
Aug 25, and Union Chain stockholders approved the transaction Sept. 12.
ment,
States
■
of
Inc.
was
Inc.—Acquires—
on
United
..
amounts
forth
Co
Boston
Freres
acquisition
Inc.,
the
countries
and the high authority has
Loeb
C.
the
which
underwriters
authority
lazard
from
Bank.
member
compared
of
copy
a
First
The
author-;
the
steel
Bond Underwriters—
Kuhn,
high
community produced
approximately
63,200,000
with 58,000,000 tons in 1958 and 234,of coal compared with 246,400,000 tons in 1958. "
of
respective
high
the levy...The
as
of Aug. 31, 1960 had outstanding
$201,649,903, Including the $90,800,000 bal¬
in
obtained
1959
tons
purchase,
subject to
rate of the levy up to 1%. The value of
the community subject to the levy totaled
ended June 30, 1960.
year
to
Export-Import
tons
900,000
new
Hewitt-Robins
in
coal
authority
PRODUCTION—The
>■
.
fiscal
high
equivalent
a
through
production
production in
prime contract
proceeds
construction,
Hewitt-Robins
steel
reemployment of workers displaced by the estab¬
market
or
by technical developments or
conditions in the coal and steel industries.
to fix the
power
steel
borrowings
Allan
993.
page
and
principal
capital.
Co., Ltd.—Private Placement—The
include:
coal
the
commbn
marketing
ity has the
Fearless
proceeds are to be used for working
stock
of
one
The Los Angeles corporation's Marchetti Division in Natick,
has received a contract in excess of one quarter million dollars
C.
Electric
for
world.
the
1960 at $10 per share.
offered at a total price not to exceed $300,000. The
underwritten by American Securities Co., Charlotte,
be
will
Oct.
on
estab¬
was
high authority primarily through a levy on coal <and steel'
by community enterprises, and by borrowing funds.
The
rate
of the levy, following
several reductions,
is 0.35%
of
present
of
capital stock which
Board .Chairman and'President,
Community
market
common
a
which
of
areas
the
the.
The
outstanding
Steel
FINANCING—The capital necessary to attain its objective is obtained
by
18,. 1960.
Co. and Occidental Life Insurance Co. of California.
and
class -B;
aDDroxi-
will
notes
production
*
has
the preferred
the
pav
the balance of the
Commodore Hotel; New Yo.k
City and $1,889,140 will be used for working funds.
to
law
& Co. with various institutional investors.
115 450
employees
and .544 550
expected
share
through
has announced that 250,000 shares of series H,
5V4% cumulative preferred stock have been placed pri¬
vately through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Dean Witter
as
$7,760,000.
Of
sale
the
Hewitt-Robins
class
per
sold
and
company
part of the acquisition price of Great Brook Industrial
Park, Waterbury, Conn.
shares
$10
be
It is said that substantial additional funds will be
future to finance complete development programs for
which may be acquired.
Such funds will be obtained
Hawaiian
was
Simul¬
being offered to sellers
or
stock
operations.
$1)
The
offering, Glickman Corp is of¬
are
from
corporation
offering
industrial property, 12 service sta¬
storage warehouse. Another 115,000
stock
at
to
the
in
company
The
fering another 3,856,020 shares of class A common stock
in exchange for outstanding interests in
several prop¬
erties, including 13 office buildings, one office and trade
building,
to
changes in
purposes.
and
(par
as
California
are owned by William*D, Grescbher,
Such shares' were purchased in October
class
1492.
in May
sale
are
Gro-Rite Shoe Co., Inc., Mount Gilead, N.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
(par $100) at $100 per share, plus accrued dividends.
show
and
Eastman
from the sale of additional stock
The
Glickman Corp. — Common Stock Offered — Morris
Cohon & Co. heads a group of underwriters that
offered
on Oct.
19, 400,000 shares of this corporation's class A
common
stock at $10 per share.
The
organized
countries
producing
lishment
Calif.,
advisable.
organized under
was
proceeds
properties
pany,
Ginn & Co.—To Redeem Stocks—
The
its
public
shares
Ana,
by the com¬
from a combi¬
nation of such methods.
A portion of the proceeds may also be used
to pay the costs and expenditures incidental to the company's organiza¬
around
and
City and to eight customers in
consideration, $200,191.15, consists of $50,-
notes
two
County,
Such
Santa
officers and employees by
primarily from loans which
imposing liens upon all or
Mountain
The
two
the
in
Co.
net
required
Holding Company Act author¬
izing this company, of Atlanta, to purchase certain electric generating
and distributing facilities and related interests owned and operated by
&
company
leasing
The SEC has issued an order under the
Land
shares.
more
deemed
acquiring developed
Georgia Power Co.—Acquisition Approved—
Rabun
filed
Oct. 19, 1960, covering 90,000
Broadway,
serial
community is authorized to make loans from the proceeds of
borrowings to increase production, reduce the cost of production,
encourage the distribution of coal and steel and their products,
and
Burns
proposes to engage principally in the business of acquiring,
devel¬
oping, improving, leasing and investing in industrial and commercial
real properties.
The operations will be confined initially to Southern
California, and primarily in Orange County. According to the prospec¬
tus, the company does not own or hold any real properties, nor does it
have any commitments to
acquire or invest in such real properties.
the
30,
1110.
p.
if
areas
The
$27,957,670, a record, compared
income, however, dropped to $2,195,728 compared to $6,year earlier.
Increases of nearly $2,000,000 each in "dry
abandonments"
and
in "interest expenses"
accounted for
decrease
or
Offering—
It
income
June
of 500
company's directors,
other
1960, gross
with $25,789,454 for fiscal
year
was
North
for
individual subscrip¬
tion
agreements.
According to the prospectus, the company expects
to confine
the offering primarily to residents of southern California,
and
particularly Orange County, but may also offer the shares in
1957.
Directors
amounts
the
president in 1955 and was named executive vice-president and general
counsel
900
of
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of capital stock, to be offered for
vice-
a
corporation,
Corp.—Files
a
company's
1949,
Investment
Greschner
Dallas,
the company
held
meeting
attorney
an
this
of
Texas, company, succeeding Gordon Simpson who retires,
announced
Coal
Alex. Brown & Sons
Jr.,
Perryman,
and
currency.
50-year treaty among Belgium, France, West Ger¬
and the Netherlands.
The
purpose
of, the
Burnham
Stock Dividend—
W.
European
a
Blyth
chem¬
1492.
bonds
States
The
its
A.
company's program
to
the
on
United
Luxembourg
member
steel
Statement,
plan'to offer the debentures to the public in midthat the debentures may not be redeemed
crease
Inc
and
covering
in
case.
by
UNDERWRITERS—Under
prior to maturity.
130,000
Corp.
1492.
p.
issuance
included
expected
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Dulles &
Co.
&
six
and
for key employees.
registration
a
who
is
sinking
a
issue
19
Nov.
It
lower
from
Inc
due
November.
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Warren
Oct.
on
underwriters
of
165,000
470,000
Co
Staats &
R.
for
reserved
are
option plan
Goodrich Co.
F.
mission
&
Parke
Co.,
Inc
&
The B.
165,000
470,000
Co—
&
Co.
&
McDonald
stock
each
1952
Italy,
statement
165,000
_L
470,000
—
the
165,000
Co._
Roberts
in
in
Contract,
Co
&
Northwest
Schmidt,
470,000
Securities
Estabrook
Haupt
interest
registration
restricted
also
interest
City
year, at the principal amount plus accrued interest.
The bonds
also be optionally redeemable on and after Oct. 15, 1970 at
prices
to 100% two years prior to maturity, plus accrued
metric
shares,
25,000
and
York
High
ranging from 101%
States..
additional
An
oversub¬
.
any
will
shares.
165,000<B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Registers Debentures-
Ira
in
partnership known as Globe International Detective System, whose
are officers of the company.
In November, 1960, the business
and good will of the partnership are to be transferred to the company
in exchange for the company's stock.
The partnership owns 300,000
&
_
Goodbody &
Co.,
Inc
Corp.
subsidiary of
a
as
of
New
priced at
Authority
is
obligated
to
redeem
the
bonds in 15 substantially equal annual instalments
beginning in 1966,
and at its election may redeem an additional
equal amount of bonds
outstanding
Co., Inc
duPont & Co.
Equitable
organized in 1957
was
partners
&
Co.
580,000
13
Baird
It
a
270,000
470,000
Co.
rison Dogole as President.
Chairman and S. Har¬
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co
W.
&
270,000
&
Deane
Arthurs,
580,000
470,000
Blair
Co.
Scribner
&
Co~ ~
&
&
investigatory
and
The prospectus lists Fred E. Braemer as Board
270,000
580,000
Shields
270,000
270,000
Singer,
580,000
Co
Rothschild
Co
Inc.
580,000
Reynolds
&
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
580,000
Corp
F.
270,000
&
Hopwood
580,000
Co._
Moseley & Co
Shearson,
Hutton
Piper,
580,000
& Co
Lee Higginson
F.
Johnston,
Inc.
C.
Marache
Simmons_
270,000
Smith, Barney & Co.
P. S.
&
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
G.
470,000
Blunt Ellis
Co
&
Day
Union
uni¬
services to industrial and commercial
customers.
It has outstanding 302,800
shares of common stock.
A
portion of the proceeds of the sale of additional stock will be used todischarge current bank indebtedness incurred to provide the company
with working capital; and the balance of the proceeds will be added to
the general funds of the company and used as working capital.
It is
intended that a substantial portion thereof will eventually be used for
expansion, including the opening of new regional offices and the pos¬
sible acquisition of smaller protection and investigation organizations
and of manufacturers or operators of electronic equipment useful in
the plant security business.
guard
in
are
was
closed.
Community is the creation of
Street,
Walnut
2011
of
company's business is that of supplying plant security and
formed
Eastman
follows:
as
Security Systems, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
firm,
The
under¬
as
of debentures
corporation
of
payable
lished
Philadelphia filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct. 13, 1960, covering 100,000 shares of
common
stock,
to be offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by Drexel | & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Corp.—Additional Financing De¬
and
be
The-serial notes
The offering
interest.
books
REDEMPTION—The
many,
Globe
and the
BUSINESS—The
797.
p.
accrued
and
PAYMENT—Principal
15,000
Inc
Co.,
192,
10,000
—1
Co.—
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
Brothers—;——.—-
100%
will
10,000
The bonds
19.
interest, to yield 5.625%.
scribed
14,000
Co.—
.—:
20,000
&
Co
&
Peck
Oct.
on
15,000
15,000
Co
F.
Henry
30,000
Lestrange
&
q T*A<2
made
15,000
Sellgren, Miller & Co._.
Henderson—
This
names
Paine,
respective principal
—-V.
48,500
35,000
—
Co
Riecke
A.
Co
&
&
of
; w-v.
>
k
Qb
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins 20,000
$20,000,000 of this corporation's 5Vz% senior deben¬
tures. Additional financing details follow:
L.
price of $1 per share.*
a
Mason
of
W.
at
—
Harbison
tails—Our Oct. 17 issue reported the offering on Oct. 13
A.
stock
Middlebrook,
_
Arthurs,
H.
Maier
Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
1
".j
proceeds are to be used for expansion purposes.
General Acceptance
&
share
each
to
&
The
to
&
Inc.
12, 1960, filed 100,000
share, through Theodore
per
respect
by them under the Agreement and,
agreed to sell to the underwriters,, as
for
their
commitments, 40,000 shares of
has
inducement
Cohon
Blair
H.
Coburn
cer¬
Oct.
on
at $3
for
share, with
per
Coal & Steel Community was
were offered by an under¬
writing group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., The First
Boston Corp. and Lazard Freres & Co., and the serial
notes by the managing underwriters only.
The offering
consists of $25,000,000 of 5%% secured bonds due Oct. 15
1980, and $10,000,000 of serial secured notes maturing
in substantially equal amounts on Oct.
15, 1963-1965 and
bearing interest at the rate of 4%%., 47/8% and 5%, re¬
spectively.. The bonds are priced at 97% and accrued
thority of the European
as:
purchased
company
common
Morris
Corp.—Registers Common—
common
the
inducement
$1
Casper
and
' •;
Seaford, L. I., N. Y., corporation
shares
shares
155,000
B
Albert
Garsite
.
Frisch
munity—Securities Offered—Public offering of $35,000,000 long-term bonds and serial notes of the High Au¬
Shares
the company has outstanding 450,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which David Frisch, President, and Jack C. Maier,
Executive Vice-President, own 374,186 and 45,000 shares, respectively.
these
High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Com¬
ac¬
with
properties
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
the
Agreement provides that the
their commitments,. are> to
Underwriting
of
stock
common
additional
class
tain indebtedness,
Of
A
York
.
of
and
class B stock.
corporations
and
New
such
an
as
commission
addition,
an
The company is engaged in the business of franchising the operation
of restaurants which include the*-«ale of food and related products to
such
involves
receive
' 1
*
offer
exchange
partnerships
.
the
capitalization
financing,
present
and 660,000 shares of
stock;
several
9EC °n Oct. 18,
by amendment.'
outstanding
the
respect to
42 Broad¬
way Building; Manhattan Industrial Center; General Motors Building;
37 Wall Street Building;
501 Fifth Avenue Building and Trade Show
Building. The other properties are in Newark, Los Angeles, Baltimore,
Chicago, Toronto, Exmore, Va., Houston, and Vancouver, B. C.
the
1960, covering 180,000
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the holders thereof throughl an underwriting group headed by Westheimer & Co.. The public offering price and underwriting terms are"
to
class A
PROPERTIES—The
3963 Brotherton Road, Cincinnati; filed a
registration statement, with
of
shares
Frisch's Restaurants, Inc.—Files Secondary—
Inc.\
of
quisition of all capital units under the exchange ofter would be $2,000,000 bank loan; $36,730,534 mortgages and notes payable; 4,641,315
Respectively, of the outstanding stock. The prospectus lists six selling
' stockholders, "'five of whom are descendants of Edgar H. Bristol, cofounder of the cbjnpany, who own 64,000 shares each and propose to
sell 10,000 shares aaph, the sixth being the wife and descendant ofBennet B. Bristol,
co-founder, who propose to sell 36,000 of 96,000
shares held.—V. 189, p.\2137.
Prisch's Restaurants,
completion
assuming
company,
lists Benjamin H. Bristol as President and Rexford
Executive Vice-President.
They own 25.1% and 20.3%,
as
maximum
CAPITALIZATION—The
facilities of its Canadian
requirements.
plant
the
the balance for working capital
and
prospectus
Bristol
.
for
$450,000
subsidiary;
subsidiary;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1610)
power
power
transmission
transmission
ma¬
chain
International Shoe Co.-ustock-Plan^This
tration
shares
company,
of
pursuant
and
of
statement
common
Washington
1509
with
the
stock,
SEC
issuable
on
Avenue,
Oct.
upon
St.
»
i
reels"
113,550
granted
Selected Executive
Louis,
filed a
1960, covering
exercise of options
18,
to the company's Stock Option Plan
Administrative Employees.—V. 190, p. 359.
for
Volume
192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1611)
International Textile Maintenance
Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
Equipment
cially
Corp.,
in
the
corporation
SEC
Sept.
on
covering
28,
100,000
I960 filed
shares
of
letter
a
stock
common
par ($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
working
of notification
to
be
with
offered
192,
,
Co.—Appointment—
of
stock
common
The
has
company
bonds,
of
the
series A,
ment
will
be
Broadway,
called
sinking
due
Dec.
made
at
for
redemption
$20,000 of
fund,
1,
1977
the
101%
at
United
Dec.
its
1,
first
plus
States
well
geologic
The
next,
accrued
Trust
Co.
oil
York,
N.
Y.—V.
190,
New
rank
a
37
The
at
The
share,
proceeds
facilities,
and
are
for
1
'
.
without underwriting.
to be used to repay
working
'
capital.
As
*
•
bank
<
;
loans,
•
of
the
annual
directors
re-elected
were
meeting
for
the
taxes
shares
with
of
amounted
'
-
held
'
.
$4,192,321
The
cipal
the
13,
of
end
&
the
approved
"Paris"
name
articles
for
cool."
women
Mr.
Roth
ing
on
the
and
Chester H.
highs in volume,
current
having
$1.92
or
preceding
the
June
Net
30.
share
per
well
test
a
and
when
30,
1960,
the
of
$277.
that
be
such
miles
ago
from
such
any
in
expects
date
maturity
GIVING
yet
be
gross
(par
1
1
•
•
$16,135,000
the
of
intention
of
stock
the
EFFECT
TO
sales.
the
on
of
the
of
cost
PRESENT
No.
Retirement
of
proceed¬
was
December
—V.
192,
Mr.
the
Roth
stated
the
that
to
10
stockholders
extra
dividend
of
record
in
was
of
Oct.
accordance
Loans
15,000.00
12,500.00
I.
policy of annually reviewing its earnings after all
the prior fiscal year are available to the end of having
enjoy the benefit of successful results through appropriate
action.—V. 192, p. 1398.
Lee-Rowan
to
accessories
a
approximately
$246,650
incurred
in
(after
connection
deduction
with
the
estimated
of
public
expenses
offering)'< from
and
These
proceeds
accounts
in
the
following
priority:
due
to
(1)
To
the
intends
company
to
future
for development of homes
investigated certain specific
and
has
has
made
has
investigated,
the properties it
pany
will continue
attention.
to
investigate
but
has
those
contained
BUSINESS—The
of
Delaware
1,000,000
Its
company
present
no
shares
address
properties
they
as
21,
for
■
..
..
Plan
a
to
or
stock
common
—V.
192,
value
par
899.
p.
Kern
This
the
of
of
$1
share
per
and
con¬
Co.—Files
Land
tion statement with
the SEC
Oct.
on
Corp.
Stock
filed
a
registra¬
1960 covering 75,000 shares
17,
:
2203;..
.
>
.
share,
of
at Waterville
with
debentures
will
equipment of
Mr.
be
issue
an
the
for
of
$10,000,000
purchase
of
asset
net
a
thorized
the
directors
fix
to
Investments
16%
or
of
in
net
1399.
•'
: ■-
.
'
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
25,000
company
and
from
the
terms
the
underwriters
total
a
selling
and
number
stockholder
as
conditions
named
of
&
Harriman
Co._
Ripley
&
Inc.
Clark,
Dodge
Drexel
&
—V.
Co.
Inc.—
10,000
Chas.
10,000
&
Co
192,
Cooley
14,000
Wm.
&
W.
H.
contained
have
from
the
10,000
Co.
Co.,
5,000
4,000
Scranton
Rybeck
&
to
Co._"
Oil Co.,
BUSINESS—The
Nevada,
1,327
feet.
geologists,
In
in
At
the
company's
March,
this
hole
November,
was
1953,
first
and
plugged
upon
and
preparation
was
engines
being
suffered
was
near
was drilled
to
advice of three
a
Wend-
depth
30,
share
per
1960.
the
at
This
end
stocks
com¬
of
the
exceeded
Electronic &
Electrical
&
Co.,
shares
of
Co.,
10,000 shares of Control Data
Hecla and 10,000 shares of Utah
.
shares of U.
3,300
8,800
shares
10,000
shares of
of
shares
Standard
General
Sloss
Oil
S.
General
of
Gypsum,
Electric,
Louisiana
7,000
shares
5,000
shares
Land
&
Explora¬
of
N. J., 5,500 shares of
Texaco,
Utilities, 15,000 shares of United
Public
Whirlpool Corp.—V.
&
191,
p.
Sloss
&
$1.00
of
commenced
its
Delaware.
executive
bars
and
Offered—Pursuant
(Bay
business
discount
Jack
this
maximum
and
taxes,
approximate
and
to
be
for
American
1957.)
The
New York, N.
sells supplies
operates
company
Y.
The
modern
therewith,
and
rents
has
com¬
auto¬
restaurants,
shoes, lockers
the
proceeds to be
received
by the
will be $1,050,000.
These proceeds
(a) $105,000 to cover underwriting
$5,000 to cover finder's fee payable to
(b)
(c)
$60,000
expenses
filing
fees.
balance
used
(approximately)
to
cover
mis¬
including legal fees,
accountants'
of
$880,000
principally
to
constituting the net proceeds
pay
loans, notes, equipment
working capital.
the
for
closing
upon
capitalization
sale
of
is
Class of Securities—
as
the
of the
common
Class B
($10 par)
stock
tThis
stock
($1
does
not
par) *
include
Outstdg.
Shares
30,300
,
as
offered
of Oct.
and
14
other
follows:
Authorized
($10 par)
company
stock
Shares
Class A stock
30,300
35,000
Adjusted as Above
Authorized
Outstdg.
35,000
750,000
the
—i—_
28,000
Shares
750,000
Shares
t350,000
registered
shares
subject to
O. Sloane,
and the 22,000
unregistered shares subject
to
the restricted
stock
options
to be
granted to Emil Lence and Richard Zirinsky, a total of 50,000 shares.
warrants
to
the
shares
of
F.
Chrysler
to
Estate
below,
stock
common
several
underwrters
is
due
and
to purchase
offered
hereby
and
the
respective
number
company
&
Co., Inc.. 80,000
25,000
F. L. Salomon
& Co...
Draper,
25,000
Co
are
Shares
& Beane
&
First
Sears
10,000
Co
5,000
Albany Corp
5,000
25,000
Co.
value
has
the
of
corporation
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
the
$1
per
proceeds
Oct.
on
covering
at
6,
166,000
share,
to
are
1960
registrar of
192, p. 403.
filed
shares
without
be
of
letter
a
stock,
common
of
notification
stock
common
(no
with
to
par)
be
underwriting.
for working capital.
used
1
■
Lionel
Corp.—Debenture
Offering
to
Stockholders—
The corporation is issuing to the holders of its
common
stock rights to subscribe for
$4,471,600 of 52/2% con¬
vertible subordinate debentures due Oct.
15,
1980,
at
the rate of $100 principal amount of
debentures for each
23 shares of common stock held of
record on Oct. 17,
1960. The subscription
price is 100%. The
subscription
will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EST), on Nov. 1, 1960.
offering is being underwritten by a group headed by
Granbery, Marache & Co.
offer
The
$29.93
per
share
debentures
until
Oct.
The
debentures
1051/2%
to
the
A
convertible
are
15,
prices, subject to adjustment.
designed to retire more than
1965
and
sinking
92%
of
the
at
prior
prices
stock
common
at
beginning
issue
are
optionally redeemable
principal amount.
PROCEEDS—Of
into
thereafter
fund
increasing
in 1966 is
to maturity.
ranging
from
the
proceeds of the sale the corporation will
apply
$2,500,000 to the reduction of existing bank loans and use
the balance
and development and as additional
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION—The
present
common
stock
capitalization
ad¬
justed to give effect to the present
for research
278,455
shares
Anton-Imco
of
financing and the
in exchange for
stock
common
Electronics Corp.
consists
of
1,028,455
BUSINESS—The
corporation ranks as
facturer of model and toy electric
trains.
equipment, electronic and electrical
dustry along with other products.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
the
the
nation's
It also
devices
for
recent
the
issuance
assets
of
shares.
largest
manu¬
manufactures
fishing
government
and
in¬
«.
terms
and
conditions
the
set
forth
in
underwriting agreement, the corporation has agreed to sell to each
underwriters named below, and each of the
underwriters, for
whom Granbery, Marache & Co.
are
acting as representatives, has
severally agreed to purchase in the respective percentages set forth
below, such of the debentures offered hereby as are not subscribed
for pursuant to the
offering to holders of common stock:
the
of
%
Granbery,
A.
C.
Marache
Bache
R.
Co
Co
&
&
&
Haupt & Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
9
Co
Friedrichs
9
Inc
7
'
4
;
4
2
Porges,
7
•
4
Co._
Bernstein & Co
—7
Higglnson Corp
Pressprich & Co
192, p.* 1399.
&
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
7
W.
—V.
Ira
9
Co..
Co.
%
23
.,
Deetjen
&
Blair
Lee
&
Allyn & Co., Inc
Singer
&
| 'Zuckerman, Smith
'
Co
&
4
2
Co
2
i
Pursuant
to an Oct. 5 offering
circular, this company,
formerly known as Flatirons Investment Co., publicly
offered, without underwriting, 2,450 shares of its non¬
assessable common stock at par
($100 per share).
BUSINESS—Long View Investment Co. was incorporated under the
laws of the State of Colorado on the 17th
day of August, 1960. At the
time the address and principal office of the
company is 900
28th
underwriters
St.,
the
and
Jack
The company, desiring to keep overhead
minimum, will transact its office operations in the
a
of
company
space
Boulder, Colo.
at
penses
offices
at
Phillips-Cline
does not have
this
location
company
only
pay
recently
operations
As of October 14
Common
Jack
they have agreed to purchase from the
&
Trust
SEC
offered
of
Inc.,
an
affiliated
company.
The
a lease or other agreement
assuring it office
for any period of time.
It is not proposed that
rent for the use
incorporated
any
ex¬
existing
Agency,
has
of
not
this
space.
heretofore
type and no assurance
pany will be able to operate at a profit.
can
be
The
company
engaged
given
in
being
business
that the
com¬
The
real
adjusted
transactions
the
Lifemaster, Inc., Columbus, Ohio—Files With SEC—
The
gross
offering
follows:
as
CAPITALIZATION—The
and
to
present
underwriting
intended
224,045
$360,311
Long View Investment Co.—Common Stock Offered—
called
September,
also
commissions,
Sloane
printing,
rentals,
it
public
disbursed
and
O.
in
at 4650 Broadway,
wholly-owned subsidiaries,
centers
and,
in
conjunction
from
be
formerly
its
and luncheonettes;
meeting rooms.
to
are
was
incorporated in 1958 under the laws of the
Ridge Lanes, Inc., a subsidiary since July 1,
was
offices
through
bowling
company
which
company,
Inc.,
1958,
matic
175,000
Co., Corp
par
Drexel
1670.
underwriting group headed
Inc. publicly offered 175,000
common stock at $6 per share.
Co.,
of
recognized
abandoned,
moved
Valley, Eureka County, Nevada,
designated the Damele No. 1.
At a
works
hole
the
its drilling operations Into
onto its present site, which is
depth of 3,549 feet and when
made to make a drill stem test, the draw
severe damage and the
company was finan¬
the company
Pine
drilling operation
This
&
Calumet
of
shares of
State
fees,
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
1953.
depth
$27.59
Brace
included:
&
BUSINESS—The
4,000
offering circular, this company
publicly offered, without underwriting, 119,710 shares
of its common stock at par ($2 per share).
over,
sales
Family Centers,
pany,
of
Appointment—
of
Mining.
15,000
cellaneous
Sept. 26
a
President, and Monroe C.
Committee, in the interim report
public utilities industry amounted to $45,136,975,
the largest single category of common stock in¬
large common stock investments were Oil and Gas,
shares
by Marron,
The
Last Frontier
per
shares of this firm's $1 par
The issue sold quickly at a premium.
is
Pursuant to
of
$25.68
Oct. 14 prospectus, an
an
note
REDEMPTION—The
to
Lehman,:
Executive
value
Harcourt,
duPont
Corp.,
portion
underwriting agrement, referred
of
Williston
Irving
at
equivalent
Lence Lanes, Inc.—Common Stock
1399.
p.
the
E.
1,000
&
Co
poten¬
the
PROCEEDS—The
Shftros
n
Hayaen, Stone & Co...
Schirmer, Atherton &
Co.,
ir
of
$281,084,911,
Robert
Westinghouse Electric,
I.
Current
—
underwriting closing.
all
which
Emanuel,
below
shares
■
—22,330
of
by
of
follows:
Shares
Putnam
value
of
Gas
'
the
to
agreement,
purchase
loan
a
Bacon,
10,000
Kollmorgen Corp.—Additional Financing Details—Our
Oct. 10 issue reported the Oct. 7 offering of 80,330 shares
of this firm's common stock at $24 per share. Additional
financing details follow:
in
the
underwriting
severally
agreed
to
of
assets,
10,000 shares of
the
-
debentures
The following additions to the portfolio were revealed
by the report:
48,000 shares of St. Joseph Lead, 15,000 shares of Norwich
Pharmacal,
15,000 shares of A. C. Neilsen Co., 20,000 shares of Allyn &
40,000
interest
?•";
.
of
regulations, Growth Capital has
asset
Other
tion,
tion prices and other terms of the
increase in the authorized common stock of the company from
2,000,000
shares of $1 par value to 4,000,000 shares of $1 par value.—V. 192,
p.
$1,000,000
and $260,000 of debentures of
jet marine propulsion manu¬
purchases by $3,130,805. At Sept. 30, 1960, common stocks in the cor¬
poration's portfolio had a value of $266,100,171, or 94.3%
of total
assets as against $289,491,720, or 95.4% at June
30, 1960.
Inc.,
meeting had au¬
rate, conversion and redemp¬
debentures and had approved an
the
a
net
and
stock.
provide funds for the construction
plant to be built near Sacramento, Calif.
Cutting reported that the stockholders at
111.,
Corp. for the nine months ended Sept.
The
subordinated
common
to
used
new
a
approved
warrants
Chicago,
Cleveland,
Cleveland,
million.
Chairman
with
Portfolio
Ralph H. Cutting, President of this Waterville, Me., manufacturer of
pulp products, announced that stockholders at a special meeting
20
of
of
announced
was
Corp.,
...
molded
Oct.
to date by Growth Capital
James W.
Howard, President of
Capital has purchased $500,000 in
Inc. of Cleveland, $400,000 of deben¬
announced
1960.
Corp.—Nine Month Report—
net
Construction &
on
St. Louis, Atlanta
previous quarter and $28.07 at the end of 1959.
During the past quarter, sales of portfolio common
Keyes Fibre Co.—Debentures Authorized—
debentures
closet
Lee-Rowan, stated they plan to
Capital to expand their manu¬
capital.
An additional 24,000
will be provided.
A 20,000 square
14.5%; Chemical, 8.4%; Metal & Mining, 8.0%;
Equipment, 7.5%, and Office Equipment, 7.1%.
Plan—
capital stock, to be offered under and pursuant to the company's Incen¬
tive
Stock Option
Plan for
Officers and Key
Employees.—V.
191,
p..
total
vestments.
600 California Street, San Francisco,
company,
Keller
>
.
County
of
metal
Growth
of
Co.
Corp.
of nearly $50
pares
of
Ltd.
Virden
Lehman
A
46,266
terms
the
Schweickart
working
Industries,
Under present
of Lehman
capital stock of
of $1 per share.
101
of
that
facturer.
tial
R.
Laird
100,000 outstanding
1959.
June,
of Gilmore
C.
Gutman,
authorized
in
Marine
with
an
J.
Growth
to
investment
stated
Mansfield,
organized under the laws of the State
was
1960,
built in
fifth
Capital,
of
25,000
310,468
F.
Shares
Marron,
6'/2%
50,000 shares
of
first
as
names
of
manufacturing space
was
the
John
from
add
and
Hydrojet
.
currently with the delivery of this stock offering, the company will
acquire all of the stock of 21 corporations from Lewis E. Keller, the
sole stockholder of said corporations, in exchange for 300,000 shares
of
the
common
*90,000
of
its
to
come
common
stock of the par value
Bradley Place, Palm Beach, Fla. Under
Reorganization dated July 22, 1960, prior
is
Agreement
herein.
company
July
on
of
President
received
licensing
tures
require additional financing in the
obtaining such financing other
may
plans
is
its
to
sale
and
to
as
Lee,
facilities
debentures
property in
qualified purchasers
.
FINANCING—The
than
since
Growth
outstanding
follows:
The
$250,000
additional
acquire
has
now
into
manufacturer
a
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
Lanes, Inc
its
Desmond
feet
This
Hoag
-
future,
the
square
sites, at this time the company
which, if any, of the properties it
it might acquire or whether it will acquire any of
has investigated up to the present time.
The com¬
determination
no
E.
facturing
reduce
Molly B.
is
90,000
224,045
the
for
pay
shares
Jersey City.
use
of
the
(3)
Although
the
will be used
convertible
Lee-Rowan
1938,
Co.,
debt
after
as
maintained in San Francisco, Los Angeles,
feet addition
payable $200,000; (2) To pay the note
General corporate purposes $23,050.
in
90,000
Trust
stockholders
at
price of $5.40 per share. The underwriters will distribute the
shares
the public at the
offering price of $6 per share.
to
and
are
Mr.
74,750 shares to be sold by it.
$23,600;
organized
distributes
houses
shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at $4 per share.
"f*ROCEED6—The company estimates that it will receive net proceeds
of
days
and
drying items for the home and other specialty items.
quality products through large department stores,
mail
order
houses, chain stores and jobbers throughout the United
States, England and Canada under the brand names
"Marvel," "Ideal"
and "Royal Diamond."
The factory is located in St. Louis and ware¬
Sept. 29 offering circular, Caspar Rogers Co., 40 Ex¬
change Place, New York City, publicly offered 74,750
$7,500
stock.
common
$110,000
Empire
Empire
the
by
subsidiaries
long-term
The
shares.
Lee-Rowan,
It
Stock Offered—Pursuant
Consolidated
,1
purchase
common
of
by or owned to stockholders)
payable to the Estate of Jack
conditionsof
i.;-.
11...m.i
$231,920.00
...
are
assignees
secured by
the out¬
stock of Bay Ridge
Lanes,
Manhattan
notes
47,997.71
i
Under the terms of this loan, Growth
Capital, Inc., a Federal Licensee
the Small Business Investment Act of
1958, will
from
Keller Corp.—Common
of
65,000.00
under
stockholders
dividend
secured
"Estimated,
15,188.96
12-year convertible debentures which
to
others
UNDERWRITERS—Pursuant to the underwriting agreement between
the company and the
underwriters, represented by Marron, Sloss &
Co., Inc., 63 Wall Street, New York, N.
Y., the underwriters have
given the company a firm commitment,
subject to the
Capital, Inc., of Cleveland, Ohio, and the Lee-Rowan Co.
St. Louis, Mo., have announced the
completion of a $250,000 loan.
of
and
common
Chrysler
30
20,599.29
Growth
with
of
(held
of
27.
Bank
$849,513
Lee-Rowan Co.—To Sell Debentures—
corporation's
figures
Inc.,
5%
703.
p.
payable
Co.
stock
a
Total
of
Commercial
$941,557
1,046.36
29,587.68
;
'
to
681,557
$1,001,557
;_n
notes
Other
—5,000.00
!
General Corporate Purposes.:.
"Magi-
'$260,000
681,557
$20,000.00
—
Geological and Engineering Services.:
;
Supervision, Office and Administration
Drilling of Additional Wells____.
related
10,000
debt:
notes
payable
to
guaranteed by certain
5%
notes
payable
to
444,620 shs.
Payroll
Empire
___
Inc.
Outstanding
1__
of
(1961)
*6%
FINANCING
.
the acquisition of A. Stein
probably be consummated in
Nov.
'■
Above
as
10,000
subsidiaries—
standing
shares
Damele
assignees
Adjusted
America, guaranteed by certain stock-
Trust
of
1,000,000 shs.
(
and
Accounting
Accounts Payable
year.
payable
6%
The
basis
Authorized
$2)__
to
(1961)
holders
com¬
debt.
Legal
newly elected board of directors met immediately after adjourn¬
the stockholders' meeting and, after electing officers for the
ensuing year, declared the regular 10 cents quarterly dividend for
the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1960, payable Jan. 2, 1961, to stockholders
of record Dec. 15, 1960.
In addition, the board declared an extra 2%
dividend
■
of $66,698 exceeded the
excellent relations with its
,
prin¬
of
value
all
Completion
Taxes
J
of
stock
-
of
Accrued
of
payable
company—
notes payable
North
;
the
Outstdg.
As of
.
6%
of
use
$300,000
notes payable to Estate of Jack F.
Chrysler
Parent
has
con¬
being offered
are
sold,
after
approximately $7,500 to be used to cover the expenses
of the company of the
offering herein, the net proceeds of $231,920
will be used substantially in the
following manner and priority:
year.
authorization
stock
deduction
profits
notes
the
June 30, '60
or
considered
as
must
>
the
to
of
is
which
the proceeds of the
various creditors
from
pro-rated
well
for
Outstdg.
Equipment notes payable (1961-64)
liabilities
current
its obligations
test
therefore
adjusted
company
did
productivewise
State
a
and
company has
trouble as it is
no
the
follows:
(1961-6*8$
the
which
The
ment
6%
5%
structural
112
importance
drilled
of
as
company—
convertible debentures (1961-63)
notes payable to Empire Trust Co.
6%
surface
a
years
several
The
and
PROCEEDS—If
on
garments,
barssieres and
brand names "Perma Lift" and
the
would
and
Co.
are
Long-term debt:
5%
Consolidated
material
any
to
that
assurance
approximately
Oil
securities
closing
Current
CAPITALIZATION
Roth,
year.
foundation
stated
schedule
of
is
and
of 5V2%
convertible subordinated
debentures due
July
connection with the proposed acquisition and control of
Co., manufacturer of belts, suspenders and garters under
in
Stein
located
Shell
by
especially
be
2,714,844
outstanding at the year-end as compared
profits or $1.43 per share on 2,662,344 shares
net
June
assets
Common
board
debt
Parent
depth.
production of consequence
speculative undertaking.
due
amount
1, .1980,
A.
the
of
the
at
stockholders
1
will
plant
is
at
'
•.
,
Oct.
on
coming
$5,599,277
The
actions
Trust Co. and others
considered
was
no
oil
monies
stock
common
outstanding
to
late
leases
•
1
president of the corporation, announced new
profits and net profits for the fiscal year ended
after
the
*
.
stockholders*
time,
keep
_
amount
expand
that
to
\
to pay
pany
■
Kayser-Roth Corp.—New Highs—Extra Dividend—
At
of
is
*
*
„
a
current
on Sept. 29,
1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 7,500 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
per
Since
than
Drilling
what
there
1
be
No.
creditors
corporation
$22.50
No.
wildcat,
no
,
Jeddeloh Bros. Sweed Mills, Inc., Gold Hill, Ore.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the SEC
other
*
found
to
prove
Damele
Pay¬
York,
Cal-Vada
upon
but
profitwise.
3%%
interest.
of
the
be maintained
Damele
yielded
1734.
p.
activity
,k
will
sidered
New
repairs.
necessary
no
drilled
was
production
not
through
mortgage
been,
1960,
structure
condition
on
24,
be found.
may
t
the
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—Partial
Redemption—
operation
June
This
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed registrar
of the company.—V. 192, p. 1092.
tlie
make
has
standing.
Company of Porterville,
Calif., moved its clean-up crew onto the Damele No. 1 preparatory to
drilling. Drilling is now in progress.
The company proposes to drill deeper its test well which
reached a
depth of 3,549 feet, In the hope that commercial oil and gas
deposits
•
1493.
p.
#
Interstate Vending
.
to
there
good
On
at
'
.
capital.—V.
unable
1956,
in
The
7
company was organized ior ine general purpose of
investing in
estate.
The proposed business operations of the
company and the
of this offering is to acquire sufficient funds to invest
pri¬
purpose
marily in unimproved land in the Denver-Boulder, Colorado area. Since
the company does not hold any options or other contractual
agreements
guaranteeing to it the right to purchase land in the Denver-Boulder,
Colorado area, or any other area, nor is any property
presently being
considered by the company, there is no assurance that such
land is
available at a reasonable price; however, the company will
attempt to
acquire unimproved real estate having a close proximity to municipali¬
ties.11f
the
land
such
for
land
purchase
Colorado
can
eventual
PROCEEDS—(a)
To
pay expenses of this offering, $5,000;
(b) To
real estate primarily in
the Denver-Boulder,
$100,000; (c) To make necessary improvements in the
unimproved
area,
be acquired, the company proposes to
improve
development as residential or business property.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1612)
(d) To be held as a reserve fund, $50,000;
real state purchased, $90,000;
Total,
(Note:
be
No
received
by the
company.)
in
all
assessable.
the
shares
share
will
company.
shares
the
of
••..
...
capital stock
•
Edwards
the
to
were
issue
to
incurred for
be
additions
REDEMPTION—The
the
from
Electric
&
to
betterments
and
bonds
of
will
redemption
BUSINESS—The
principally
in
in
is
company
the
by
increased
be
electric
and
operating
June
the
of
company
and
net
principal
respective
each
amounts
forth
set
are
in
the
Lehman Brothers
Bly„th
&
the
of
table
Inc.—_—- 2,600,000'
Co.,
Co
1,500,000
Bankers
Bond
W.
Co.——
100,000
Inc.
Co.„—
300,000
Paine,
500,000
L.
Dupree
Goodbody
&
&
Granbery,
Marache
Ira
Hilliard
B.
retirements
$100
par
of
value,
Curtis
200,000
~
F.
—
Missouri.
cludes
1,100,000
of
construction
for
192,
Merrill
Louisville
-
is
a
of
■*"*
*-
-
-
the
<*-
—
Peabody
utility
Glore,
of
&
Dean
.
""
—
Co.—
Co.———
Elunt
Boenning
B.
4.00
C.
&
of
Co._
—
Co.
bid
Inc.
Guaranteed
tificates
are
to
cost
& Hutzler
Bros.
4Vs%
The
coupon.
Oct.
on
Halsey,
coupon.
June
principal
will
and
be
secured
consisting
of
Collins
4.00
Clement
award
is
17
Stuart
subject
to
3.00
Lucas,
400
increasing
well
to
Oct.
interest, the cer¬
new equipment esti¬
by
over
box
50-ton
The
Air
the
Phantom
for
Force
II
the
order
an
Quail
President
the
from
airplanes;
missiles,
from
Curtis
G.
a
Navy
168
N.
with
statement
of
the
SEC
Michigan
Oct.
on
for
Ohio
Piper,
of
a
will
issue
amount
par
each
qualified
Lowell
share
one
to
be
broker
common
of
its
supplied
Voodoo
air¬
p. 1197.
Inc.—Exchange Offer
covering
registration
common shares
271,191
65
cents
purchased
stock
common
commission
through
and
amendment.
by.
a
him
for
under
each
this
will
—V.
share
a
or'
51.72%
such
of
$6,544,006.75,
the
on
being somewhat
over-the-counter
in
and other
complete
line
tile
mills;
of
and
auto
also
and spinning
manufactures a line
and
some
as
original
by one motor company
—V. 192, p. 210.
and
well
as
small
price
principal
machinery
for
line
some
of
of
the
prices
Lyons
&
&
1.00
Co
1.00
Co.
the
Northwest
Co
1.00
The
2.00
Pacific
&
Rouse,
1.50
Gardner
Becker
Brewer,
1960
products
are
Plastics Division has begun construction of a new
expansion at its Addyston, Ohio plant to produce
dollar
increase
substantially the
high-impact styrene plastics.
Mueller,
here,
in
use
cars
parts for farm
Gas
In addition, the new
company's output of heat
out
pointed
center
the
of
above.—V.
Corp.,
Chemstrand
See
.
192,
p.
This corporation,
Milwaukee, filed
a
statement with the SEC on Oct. 17, 1960 covering 155,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through under¬
headed
writers
Bache & Co.
by
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
produced
equipment.
of
Insurance Agency, Inc.,
to which it issued
its common stock.
Agency's principal functions are
Guaranty
of
shares
165,414
tex¬
the company
and financing the payment
subsidiary will carry on certain
functions previously performed by Agency.
A Florida guaranty insur¬
ance company organized by the company in 1959
was merged into the
selling
of
issued
insurance
commissions
company
on
by
agents.
due
June 30,
Another
of
Oct.
County-
17
re¬
ported the offering to the Bank's stockholders of
462,564
of the Bank's $5 par common
stock at the sub¬
scription price of $21.50 per share. Additional
shares
financing
details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below and
the bank have
into an Underwriting
Agreement dated Oct. 12, 1960, wherein
the underwriters have severally
agreed, subject ta certain .terms and
conditions, to purchase from the bank, and the bank
entered
has
sell to
the
the
underwriters, at the subscription
respective percentages set forth below
common
stock
not
subscribed
for:
-
price
of
of
the
$21.50
462,564
,
agreed
per
to
share,
shares
.
1,265,118
will
issue
.
of
.
to
.
lenders
Board
as
more
a
to
common
added
be
group
to
Chairman
than
10%
o-vn
of
and
the
Securities
SEC
fered
The
loans,
at
per
as
President
.No
person
owns
as
Products
Corp., Billings, Mont.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Oct. 7,-1960 filed a fetter of notification with
150;0G0 shares-of common stock
;share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to
to maintain an
inventory,
(par $1)
be
of¬
repay1 bank
working
capital.
The two
stock
of
'
Of¬
Co.
publicly
Thq; bondsMarei.^htitled
;
provided
for
the
-
\
cumulative
shares
Oct.
1,
per
1965
redeemed
to
1965
Sept.
thereafter
year
and
30,
to
at
19G6
Oct.
1,
thereafter.
the
systems
Chicago Metropolitan
extends
from
the
near
of
gas
producing
located
the
Illinois
the
near
(a
peak
on
Texas
Texas
the
two
pipeline
withdrawals from
wholly-owned
of
is
All
of
to
subsidiary
of
day deliverability of
approximately
in
a
new
construction
bonds
and
the
exhibit
to
of
names
principal
the
consisting
principal
thereof
amount
agreed to purchase from the
conditions specified in the Bond
and
program
underwriters
which
subject
company,
to
Registration
Statement,
are
First
of
First
Southwest
Co.
Inc.
2,062,000
C.
Allyn
&
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co._
W
125,000
Baird
&
Becker
Blunt
&
&
Blair
Corp!
&
Eosworth,
Co.,
Sullivan
Clark &
Collins
Co
150,000
Inc.__
Dempsey-Tegeler &
Dick & Merle-Smith
R. S. Dickson &
Co.
Co., Inc.
&
Co.
&
Francis I.
Domlnlck—
&
75,000
100,000
&
Equitable
Co
Co.
Boston
C.
200,000
125.000
!25,000
450,000
75,000
125,000
Lehman
Carl
450,000
&
Freres
Co
200,000
Co
450,000
Higginson
M.
Corp
Brothers
Loeb,
A.
E.
Co
300,000
Masten
McCormick
McDonnell
300,000
450,000
Rhoades
Irving Lundborg & Co._
Mason-Hagan, Inc
McDonald
100,000
&
&
Langley
Lee
150,000
Corp.
Co
300,000
125.000
W.
Lazard
—
Chapman &
—-
&
Illinois Co., Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
Kidder, Peabody & Co.j_
150,000
150,000
First
Hutton
Co.
600,000
100,000
Corp,
Far well,
E.
75,000
Weeks
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._____
Securities
&
W.
Co
&
125,000
150,000
300,000
100,000
150,000
Union
Co.__—
Elworthy
Estabrook
&
Hutton
300,000
_L
duPont & Co.
Dillon,
Hentz
F.
_.
The
100,000
Drexel
H.
75,000
Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co.__
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hornblower
125,000
&
450,000
E.
Podesta &
Domlnick
Ripley
100,000
Co.
M. Dain & Co.,
100,000
200,000
Inc.
125,000
Co
Co
Cruttenden,
75,000
150,000
125,000
100,000
125,000
Harriman
&
Sons—_
&
Sons
125,000
75,000
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
E. W.
&
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
;
&
Julien
&
Halle & Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co._
450,000
'•
450,000
Inc
Brown
Courts
Gregory
125,000
Simmons
450,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.i_
Goodbody & Co._i.._
Granbery, Marache &
Co.
450,000
75,000
125,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co
125,000
Inc.
$100,000
Co
150,000
Inc
Co.
Ellis
Co.
Blyth, & Co., Inc..,
Boettcher and Co
The
Michigan
125,000
G.
Alex.
125,000
Co.,
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
A.
200,000
as
Amount
Halsey,
&
has
terms
follows;
as
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._$2,0bj,o00
Stuart
each
the
Underwriting Agreement filed
the
Amount
Bache
"
of
season.
severally
'an
com¬
1,898,-
..
its peak day withdrawal
capacity by 78,000
facilities are scheduled for use
by the beginning
heating
UNDERWRITERS—The
new
systems
Natural
the
increase
these
1960-61
the
engaged
area.
Oct. 11,
Illinois)
gulf coast
Metropolitan area.
to
the
Chicago
of
day
of
natural
Metropolitan
company
in
areas
capacity
authorized
One
area.
mid-continent
Chicago
designed to increase daily delivery
capacity of its pipe¬
by approximately 194,000 Mcf.
Natural Gas
Storage
is in the process of
completing the construction of facili¬
designed
the
Co.
retire notes outstanding,
for construction and
to
proposed
1, 1962i.'sufficient,itaf!retire
maturity.
The sinking fund
6,000
cents
if
delivery
with
Co.
facilities
Eastman
and
on
a
interest.
is
from
50
terminals
also
daily
company
Securities
covering
$2
Karl
outstanding stock, but management officials
of the outstanding stock.—V. 190, p. 1423,
21.9%
'The corporation
H.
the
Multi-Mineral
With
Max
by
natural
terminals
BOND
1960.
the prospectus, the company now has outstanding
shares. Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock
capital and surplus for the additional protection of
insured by the comoany.
The prospectus lists Henry A. Bubb
According
Nassau
International
of
America—Securities
Halsey, Stuart &
(successor
of Illinois
ties
J.
Meadow Brook National Bank of
Additional Financing Details — Our
to
Robert
registration
'
Investment Com¬
respect
and
fund
retire
share
Bacon, Whipple & Co.-_
404.
606 West Wisconsin Avenue,
of
of
accrued
redeemed
pipeline
from
projects
Co.
A.
Acquire Chemstrand Int.
To
to
currently allows peak
Mcf.
that the expansion will make the Addyston site, in
growing midwest industrial markets, the company's
second major installation- to manufacture a broad line of styrene-based
plastics for the custom molding, automobile, and appliance industries.
The company also produces styrene plastics at Long Beach, Calif., and
Springfield.
He
plus
sinking
Mcf.
line
the
that
the
American
in
system was acquired by
affiliate Peoples Gulf Coast
its
Storage
two
company
said
Co.
delivered in
gas
areas
combined
The
Vice-President and General Manager of the
installation which is scheduled to be in
operation during the last half of 1961 will increase by 25% the com¬
pany's domestic production of styrene molding and extrusion materials.
K.
and
1,
if
$100 per
maximum
when
Plant—
family of styrene-based plastic materials.
liabilities
a
Co.
rights
,
is engaged in the business of insuring lenders from loss
on
residential first mortgage loans, principally on single family nonfarm homes.
As of Oct. 1, 1960 it acquired the assets and assumed the
mufflers, clutch
for
The
pany)
Co.—New
*.
'
•'•
v
order under
Express
pipeline
from
extends
region
1.00
1.00
1.00
——._
Straus,
1.00
at
other
and
&
Bryant
Blosser & McDowell
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—
1.50
and
producing
1.00
Pierce & Co., Inc.
A
declining
company's
gas
1.00
Rauscher,
Reir.holdt
100%
—
share
natural
1.00
1.00
Cook
common
BUSINESS—Natural Gas Pipeline
Co.
of
America
is
one
of
the
pioneer long-distance natural gas pipeline
operators in the country.
It owns two pipeline
systems which supply
approximately three-fourths
of the
Co
Ncwhard,
___
Co.
'
&
Templeton
1.50
at
1976;
The company
of repair and replacement
certain replacement parts for auto¬
equipment
a
the
exemption
subscription
sufficient
Inc.
market.
Saco-Lowell's
preparatory
it
parts for that machinery
mobiles
parts.
of
excess
Maremont is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
products
L.
Gas
annually commencing
with the 12 months
period ending Sept. 30, 1966.
The sinking fund
redemption price is $100 per share plus accrued and
unpaid dividends.
The preferred stock is otherwise
redeemable at the option of the com¬
pany at $108.25 per share if redeemed
prior to Oct.
per
Mitchum, Jones &
is
FUND
&nd
1.00
&
oversubscribed and the books closed.
stock
$105.50
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.—Proposes Offer'g
shares of Saco-Lowell of the par value of $2.50
aggregate of 561,700 issued and outstanding shares,
outstanding shares. The shares were acquired at an
the
shares
their
price
SINKING
Waeckerle,
—
1959.
an
1.00
&
Oil
group of underwriters which offered
a
redemption
Co.,
Eisen
_i
of
Corp.—Rights Exercise—
an
Adams
Gas Pipeline
was
preferred
Saco-
of
290,509
aggregate cost of
Co.——
Chemical
company's
new
division
offer.
per share out of an
of
&
months
Oct.
000
pay
According to the prospectus, Maremont has purchased over
^ period
months from a large number of scattered stockholders an
of
—
shares
preferred
Maremont
of- several
aggregate
Co
Whipple &
192, p. 1198.
will
and 27,119 preferred shares, $100 par, 6% series of 1960. The company
proposes to offer these shares in exchange for common stock of SacoLovfrell Shops, of Boston. For each share of Saco-Lowell common, Mare¬
mont
.——:—
Hopwood-
&
&
Evans
150
Co
and
for
Nafco
.
1.00
2.00
Co.—
Bacon,
the
filed
—-
&
Jaffray
facilities
with
value
par
an
annual sinking fund
beginning"Oct.
approximately 93% of the bonds prior to
1.00
_
Co._—
McCormick
3.00
3.00
Co
&
resistant
contract
F-101
Chicago,
Avenue,
18,
Walker
H.
The
Co._
Co._
&
2.00
&
McDonald
W.
&
Co
$365,075,-
$108,956,520
of
$24,157,484
orders
and
Maremont Automotive Products,
firm,
&
&
Co
Ryons
Inc.
&
———:
McDonnell
S.
J.
amount¬
plane spare parts for the Air Force totalling $1,541,232.—V. 192,
This
Jackson
multi-million
government
the company's backlog
$400,000,000,
fighter
Rhoades
__
The
Contracts—
with
6.
include
contracts
Loeb,
M.
Co.
A.
&
with roller
cars
$1
to
1.00
Co.
eight
years, the first mortgage pipe¬
or
in
anticipation of moneys
interest cost of less than 5 %
per annum, but they :a»da
otherwise redeemable at the option of the
company St .anyntime >at
prices scaling downward from
105%,,to 100%
1.00
1.00
Inc.
3.00
Co.—
Webber,
Carl
Paine,
R.
additional
&
Monsanto
contracts
new
Weeks—_—
&
Hutton
Schwabacher
and
of
issued
exercise
1.00
Lester,
F.
&
Podesta
first
REDEMPTION—For a period of five
line bonds
are
not
redeemable
from
1.00
Co
Cruttenden,
3.00
.
Aircraft Corp.—New
signed
30
on
to
1399.
p.
ing to $134,655,236,
announced
as
company
$5,315,600,
192,
company
on
a
non-callable
McDonnell
351
4'A%
the
by
bearings.—V.
The
for
98.15
the
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
approval
mated
named
the
originally incurred principally for the purpose of
retiring the
preferred stock of Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co. (at a cost
$9,794,200) and of temporarily financing a portion of
the cost of
additions made to property,
plant and equipment.
1.00
Simmons——
&
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
3.00
—
to Salomon
which
93.1753
for
ness
1.00
4.00
Co. Inc.—
Estabrook
bid
share
.-"v;"'
permitting
borrowed at
Co.—.
4.00
Inc.
Allyn & Co., Inc.——
Hornblower
&
Christopher & Co
Julien
Securities
—-——-
&
Ellis
4.00
4.00
—
Co.——
&
Blair
William
Becker &
due 1971-75.
a
a
of
1.00
Eichler & Co.
Eateman,
C.
Bache
The certificates were awarded
cents
proceeds from the sale of the new
bonds and the
preferred stock and treasury funds will
be
applied to the re¬
duction by $40,000,000 of short-term
bank loans now
outstanding in the
aggregate amount of $66,000,000. These bank
loans represent indebted¬
1.00
'■
-
PROCEEDS—Net
%
—
'
new
severally
'
G.
E.
have
r»A
4.00
& Co.
Witter
v
below
"&jhdra ■'
Chris-Craft
of
.
19, $25,000,000 of the company's first
mortgage
pipeline bonds 5% series due Oct.
1, 1980, priced at
100%.
Simultaneously, an underwriting group headed
by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. offered
150,000 shares of
cumulative
preferred stock, 5%%
series
(par value
$iuo per share) of the company at
$100 per share.
The
company
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
9.00-'* Barret, Fitch, North & Co
/
Tno
7 .JL
f
9.00 -v
Inc.
n?
Co
—
Weld
Equipment Trusts Of¬
fered
An issue of $4,215,000 of the railroad's 4ys%
equipment trust certificates is being offered by Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler priced to yield from 3.40% for certifi¬
cates
due
Nov.
15,
1961, to 4.40%
for
certificates
on
to
on
names.
—
&
Barney &
& Webster
Corp.
300,000
—-
operating
4
•
months ended Aug. 31, 1960, NAFI reported
$35,840,736, net income of $1,313,482 equal to1
with revenues of $14,675,610, net income
of
shares
has
SEC
Natural
their
Dillon, Union
Forgan
Stone
named
underwriters
terms
Blyth'& Co:, Inc.—
Eastman
300,000
RR.
167
offering
public
Fort' Wdrth
stock
offering of 218,005 shares of stock by National Aviation
Corp.
companies own an aggregate of 4.80%
of the outstanding
National Aviation.—V.
192, p. 1494.
Dur¬
purposes.
all
-
,
1,230,755 shares of $1 par value NAFI capital'stock.—V.
192,
Act
Corp.
in suburban and rural in character and in¬
area in Missouri adjacent to Kansas City.
Pierce, FenInc.l'l:.
Smith
'
& Boyce
Nashville
•
.
v
The
the present financing out¬
will consist of $41,160,000
cumulative preferred stock,
cumulative preferred stock,
common stock out of a total
A.
&
72
or
debt,
799.
pany
suburban
to
Lynch,
n£r &
1,1
Kidder,
Co.,
,
Angeles-and
acquired
This compared
National Aviation
2,500,000
\
Walston
1093.
p.
term
of
A.
—V.
$711,138
p.
Purchase Agreement with the
to purchase at,the subscription price any of the shares ot
common
stock
not
subscribed
for
in
the percentage set
company,
Stein Bros.
Inc.____
1960
completion
company
of the
subject
White,
&
Los
It
'
eight
revenues
share.
a
stock and
1,
Territory served
most
agreed,
1,100,000
—
Ore.;
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company after giving effect
the current sale of debentures will consist of
$32,987,133 in long-
to
in supplying one or more utility services (electricity, natural
and water) in 218 communities in west central and north central
Smith,
Jackson
Webber,
and
2,327,015 shares
shares.
and
issue
Securities
—
of
engaged
Co.,
&
EARNINGS—For
$1.07
$3,518,887.
BUSINESS—The
700,000
Son
&
Alden
—
Portland,
in Houston, Texas.
$40,000,000 last April.
unaudited
Co.—Rights, Offering to Stock¬
capitalization
of the company
debt; 50,000 shares of 4.30%
value; 30,000 shares of 5.52%
par
300,000
Haupt & Co.——
J.
■
Corp.,
.
1955 to June 30, 1960 the company made
including minor acquisitions, of $48,811,671,
period from Jan.
property additions,
$100
3OQ.0OQ
Rothschild & Co.—
&
&
Co.
J.
O'Neal,
200,000
L.
1959
opposite their respective
Higginson Corp...— 1,500,000
L.
200,000
Lyons & Co._
Lee
Co.,
Inc.
F.
in
the
standing
300,000,
Bissell ■& Meeds—
textile
for
sinking fund requiring redemption of
1 of each year, 1970 through 1979.
a
station
Corp.
of
Inc. head
incurred
were
long-term
200,OOQv
Kentucky Co..
Kidder & Co., Inc.
Laird,
redeemable at any time at the
redemption prices ranging from
on Sept. 1, 1979.
The deben¬
be
regular
1960 to 100%
formerly National Automotive Fibres, Inc.,
specialty trim for the automotive industry, operates tele¬
stationsrin
radio
11,
700,000
M.
A.
c
700,000
Balb Burge & Kraus
The
The
300,000"
Brothers—.—_
Bache
will
makes
,
proceeds are to be used for capital and surplus accounts.
additional
Lemon
V,
,
100,000
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Amount
Johnston,
,
Okla.
gross
and the
purchased by
severally
bonds
new
will
at
fered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
the
below.
$2,600,000
Almstedt
&
Oct.
on
covering
offered
ing
in the 12
income was
Amount
issue
company
after Sept. 1,
have the benefit
or
and
addresses of the purchasers
and
the
on
BUSINESS—NAFI
—
(
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
of
proceeds to be received from the sale of
these
shares
will "be applied
to reduction
of
the company's outstanding
short-term bank loans which at Oct. 14, 1960 amounted to $7,500,000
$10.975,904.PURCHASERS—The
REDEMPTION—The
1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
at $2.75 per share, through F. R. Burns & Co., Oklahoma
company
authorized
$70,320,802
were
107%%
1'.—
Co
PROCEEDS—Net
3%.
revenues
1960
30,
1493.
&
Co., Inc.—-—
3
Hammill & Co.—3
Shields & Co
3
1
Co
p.
SEC
gas
ended
Co
&
192,
Co
underwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co. will purchase any unsubscribed shares at the sub¬
scription price.
Kentucky.
REVENUES—Total
months
option
1
&
—
An
public utility engaged
business in Louisville and vicinity
gas
5
Jackson
1.
share at $19.25 for each 8 shares held. The subscription
offer will expire at 3:00 p.m. CST on Nov. 3, 1960.
operating
an
&
&
Missouri Public Service
regular redemption prices ranging from 107.03% to 100%
bub if they are redeemed prior to Sept. 30, 1965, through a refunding
indebtedness
carrying
an
effective
interest cost
of
less than the
interest rate on the bonds, the regular redemption premium payable
upon
5
Inc.___*
Webber,
Curtis
holders—The company is offering its common sharehold¬
ers of record Oct. 19 rights to subscribe to one additional
at
company
Sachs
Haupt
and
option
the
at
&
Paine,
1
—
tures
The
its properties.
to
redeemable
are
Hanley
$500,000 principal amount on Sept.
City,
bonds will be used
costs incurred and
of the
of the
sale
part
pay
Smith
3
Co.__
issue- will be convertible at the option of the
capital stock of -the company at a price of $35.50 a share.
will be used to help pay a first instalment of
$10,010,000 due Jan. 1, 1961 on a $28,010,000 note in connection with
the acquisition of Chris-Craft Corp.
'
into
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
5
Sliearson,
The
Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Public;
proceeds
Gas
&
2
Co.—
&
&
Co
on
CONVERSION—The
5
Co
&
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Piej-ce, Fenner
3
Pont
&
Freres
M.
Reynolds &
the
came
Louisville
Carl
vision
Other
PROCEEDS—Net
by
Lazard
1
j.
holder
Mid-America Life Insurance Co., Oklahoma fcity, O&la.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
from: Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.309;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., American Securities Corp. and Wood,
Struthers & Co., jointly,
101.27; First Boston Corp.,
101.1999; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
White, Weld & Co., jointly, 100.65, and Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and Goldman, Sachs & Co., jointly, 100.4899.
coupon,
3
Inc
Co.
1
.,
1
—V..
competitive sale on Oct. 18 on its bid of
bids for the issue, all naming a 47/s%
at
Co.
&
Meeds
&
and
nated debentures due 1980 at 102.50%.
1
Co. Inc
&
Co.
publicly
$7,500,000 Nafi Corp. 5^4% convertible subordi¬
3
Ira
company's 4%% first mort¬
gage bonds due 1990 was made on Oct. 19 by an under-^
writing group managed by Lehman Brothers and Blyth;
& Co., Inc.
The bonds are priced at 102.149%, plus
accrued interest to yield 4.74%. The group was awarded
101.41%.
Bissell
&
offering
group
Pur cell
offering of $16,000,000 of the
the
Kidder
Offered—Shields
a
5
be
Louisville Gas &
M.
Laiid,
Oct. 21
2
head
Brothers
Hallgarten
assuming
not
has
company
A.
3
'
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
Corp.—Debentures
Lehman
2
'
—
.
Granbery, Marache & Co
shares
no
offering,
the
of
paid any dividends since its'
incorporation, and there is no assurance that future dividends will be
paid, as they are dependent upon future earnings, financial conditions,
and investment policy of the company, along with other factors.
DIVIDENDS—The
,
there
offering
conclusion
the
at
du
Goldman,
issued arid outstanding,
that all shares are
sold, 2,450 shares will be issued and outstanding.'
There is, at the present time, no preferred stock outstanding, nor is
there authority to isstoe same.
*.v
.-•>.* .'*• 1
Prior
and
3
Co
&
Eberstadt
Co.—
Nafi
3
3
&<Jo._————
&
Co. 'Inc.——
&
&
Dodge
Francis I.
rights.
pre-emptive
Hirsch
Shelby Cullom Davis
F.
,
have equal and full
the company
of
<
•
,
H.
3
Co.
Colien-Simonson
issued wwill be fully paid and non¬
fully in all dividends or any liquida¬
when
and
respects,
All
2
Becker
Clark,
Kentz
Inc..*—
&
Stearns
G.
A.
12
Co.„_____l._—-—
'&
Bear,
All shares of the authorized capital stock have equal
tors is mandatory.
All
is
company
Hayden, Stone & Co._i
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
12
Corp
Baker
Eache
%
Jo
,
Brothers—
Amott,
,
.
the
of
capital
authorized
The
—
•
„
' i
voting for the election of members of the board of direc¬
Cumulative
of
that these total requirements will
given
.:
•
Higginson
Lehman
consisting of 2,450 shares of common stock with a .par value
of $100.
rights
be
can
assurance
CAPITALIZATION
$245,000
tion
•
Lee
$245,000.
.
&
&
&
&
Co.__i_
100,000'
125,000
Co
125,000
Co
Co.,
100,000
75,000
Inc.
125,000
600,000
Continued
on
page
47
.
Volume 192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1613)
DIVIDENDS
Per
/
Name of Company
Delta
Dividend
announcements are grouped in two
separate
tables.
In the first we
indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current
week. Then we follow with
a
second table in which we
show the payments
previ¬
Air
<
Share
Lines
(quar.)
Mines, litd,.
Dickenson
Extra
Doobs
Houses
Acme
Industries, Inc.
rund,
Aeroquip
Ai!n
5%
Allen
(R.
Alterman
*
il2%c
5
6%
preferred
preferred
Animal
5%
Trap
Oil
Co.
Oil
Co.
11-15
Dunlany Foods,
10-19
Duriron
each
Electric
dep.
Coast
(quar.)_
200
Line
Co.
Extra
11-15'
New
12-
1
11-15
4.10%.
4%%
5
1
$$1.25
shares
preferred
10-20
1
10-20
$5
5.36%
$0.38
10-26
2nd
60c
12-12
9-26
of
America
Increased
Extra
Bank of
Bank
Commerce
Beau
Brummell
Beck
(A.
S.)
4%%
Beecham
Group,
Ordinary
Beneficial
1
1
Bobbie
Oil
4%
preferred
Boston
Fund
Brunswick
Corp.
$5 preferred
45c
11-
1
10-21
Fidelity
Union
12-
1
10-31
12-
1
10-31
Finance Co.
12-15
11-29
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
Firemen's
First
Stock
10-20
10-20
shares.
mon
also
will
If
$1
(increased
split
The quarterly
be
increased
approved
quar.)
28
of
on
the
12-
15c
will
to
be
1
1-
Hill
Bullock
(quar.)__
Ltd. (8c from
Fund,
income
for
ing
First
rate
20c.
Water
preferred
convertible
preferred
D
National
convertible
preferred
E
(quar.)
5.36%
convertible
preferred
F
5.20%
preferred
11-
12-
9
11-21
Foxboro
11-15
10-31
Fraser
Friendly Finance,
RR.
Ford
7
&
(quar.)_
Steel
preferred
H
preferred
I
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)..,—
J '(quar.)
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
Class
11-15
10-31
6%
32V2c
11-15
5%-
preferred:
11-15
10-31
Gale
11-15
10-31
$6
-10-31
5%%
preferred
Canada
$1.30 prcf.
preferred
&
Co.,
Class
A
Class
B
Canadian
preferred-
12-
1
Gas
._
27%c
12-15
12-
1
General
—
27c
12-15
12-
1
60c
$25c
11-30
10-28
$32%c
$31 %c
income
Inc.
$17%c
tl5c
from
investment
4.50%
6%
(initial)
25c
$1.12%
...
(quar.)
com.
27c
$1.03
(quar.)
(quar.)__—u_—
preferred
(quar.)—;
$1.16
Century Acceptance Corp.
2%
62%c
Estate
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)..
Wire
12-15
11-30
10-31
11-
10-17
1
Carbon
Co.
(quar.)_
1
10-20
12-
1
11-15
-7%
Corp.
Transit,
preferred
3%%
common
preferred
Inc.
A
11-10
11-1
12-12
11-
11-
1
11-10
Ohio
Edison
Co.,
10-28
10-14
Ohio
Leather
Co.
11-
Oklahoma
11-15
1
60c
12-
9
11-15
-
■Common
4%%
12-15
12-
1
4.92%
11-
1
1
11-
10-20
!
'
10-20
12-10
11-15
Orpheum
12-15
12-
1
Pacific
11-15
11-
1
Panhandie
2
1-
12-22
12-23
10-31
12-30
12-
Pacific
45c
93%c
10c
k
9c
'>8%c
Erie
12-
5
Mortgage
4%
Co.,
preferred
12-
1
11-15
4%%
11-25
10-31
Pato
1
11-11
12-10
11--3
12-15
10-12
*^10-24
-11-22
11-11
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-10
11-25
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
7%' preferred (quar.)
International Holdings Corp.—
(From net investment income)
2
12-
12-
2
2
12-10
12-10
11-28
10-20
10-
11-28
$4 pfd.
1
93%c
1-16
12c
11-15
10-31
25c
11-15
10-31
5
A
(quar.)
Common
Investors
Mutual
Investors Trust
of
1st
Stock
preferred
Pioneer
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd.,
class
A
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)_.
4.80% preferred (quar.)
(quar.) __T
A
12-29
12-14
12-
2
11-10
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
preferred
preferred
&
1
11-18
1
10-23
10-31
10-20
10-31
10-20
10-28
10-21
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
40c
(quar.)
11-15
9
11-4
com.
,
—
1
11-16
1
11-16
12-
16c
11-16
-
12-20
11-25
„
12-20
11-25
1%%
dividend)
1
55c
2%
—_—
(^tock
11-4
12-
12-
$1.20
*—
(quar.)
11-15
25c
$1.25
dividend
Co.
2
112-
3%
(quar.)
12-19
11-
4
5c
(quar.)
of
New
preferred
(quar.)
V4 %
preferred
(quar.)—-I-~_
...
Supermarkets
Puget Sound Power
11-14
Puritan
Sportswear
11-
Putnam
Growth
10-31
11-15
10-31
$3
12-15
12-15'
11-15
11-1
$1.25
11-15
11-
1
$1.31'A
(quar.)
—
11-15
11-
1
12-
11-
4
12 %c
1.
Light
-(initial)
&
10-21
.25c
(extra)
com.
10-21
11-15
7%c
—
(N. J.)
Mex.
11-15
25c
(quar.)_
common
11-15
5c
Talbot,
5%
Pueblo
1212-
•
9iy4c
—-
$4.80 preferred (quar.)____'_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)____—
Stock
11-18
11-18
$3.25
-
conv.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$5
12-15
12-15
Co.—
pfd.
(initial) _1—1—
11-30
11-30
10-28
$1.25
$1.60
11-15
1
11-15
25c
-
Public Service Co.
6
10-28
10-28
35c
(quar.)
1
6% preferred (quar.)
Prospect Park National Bank
10-31
10-28
11-15
11-15
40c
10-17
4
10-28
10c
12-15
$6y»c
11-15
58 %0
____
class
10-31
9
10-28
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Heather,
(quar.)
Finance,
Rubber
1
10-28
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Pope
11-
11-15
$10c
(Increased)_____—
dividend
preferred
Plymouth
11-
10-28
11-15
$10c
.
Dredging (s-a)__:—
Hampshire)—
1
$2.5j0
11-15
(New
15c
1
12-15
28 %c
(quar.)___
Ltd
1
$10c
Island) _r__I__.
1
30c
preferred
Gold
i2y2c
Canada,- Ltd._
(Rhode
1-
27 y4c
(quar.)
10-25
31-
1
11-30
31 %c
—
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
12-
12-15
31 %c
(quar.)_
preferred
1-16
5c
5
1-
B
3
12-
1
12-22
31 %c
(quar.)____
&
11-21
12-12
12-
34 %c
preferred
Corp.
Howell
Oil
"•
1
10-26
9
37 %c
11-
$1
(quar.)
10-21
11-10
12-
45c
(quar.)_
11-10
15c
Co.—
convertible preferred
-
Plymouth
11-16
10-20
$1
12-
25c
10-31
1
11-
3%
dividend)
com.
Corp.
(year-end)
Philadelphia Suburban Water
5
10-14
12-
(stock
Line,
common
11-30
11-
10-31
7%c
—.—
Co.,
Circle
Class
5%
1
10-31
11-15
11-15
10c
Petrolite
12-15
12-
10-19
11-15
„
(quar.)
Insurance
4.68%
$3.65
10-29
60c
5
11-15
net
(quar.)
redeemable
Perfect
11-16
12-28
-
International Paper,
10-19
Electric
preferred
Peterson
11-30
1-
12-
1
10-31
10c
1
t
Interstate^ Engineering Corp. (quar;)
Interstate Motor Lines (quar:)
10-19
(from
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Fruit
12-
12-15
12-12
12-
25c
35c
Inc.
Quarterly
12-20
30-17
11-15
$1.75
—
12-15
1
$2.10
$1.14
(Chicago)—
$30c
—
(quar.)—„
10-31
11- 1
12-15
of
59 %C
$1
com.
1-1
11-
&
of Canada,
Consolidated
1
11-
12-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Peerless
11-
12-23
45c
(extra)-
11-10 7
10-31.
Union
10-14
11-28
12-
12-12
—
Pipe
Patino
11-
3
10-17
12-15
61 %C
Products
1st
4.36%
12-15
10-17
tax
Co.*.(s-a)
redeemable
5%
18c
Co.,
10-17
10-25
quar.)
Fund,
1st
1
30c
(quar.)
Harvester
10-31
10-31
;
Insurance
Eastern
1st
4.80%
$47 %c
less
preferred
preferred
1
75c
share
(quar.)
redeemable
11-
35c
(quar.)—1__
11-10
10-31
about
(quar.)
5%
3%
(quar.)——
common
11-10
1
Gas—
Street
preferred
11-
1
to
equal
Extra
International
50c
$1.75
&
Idaho Power
1
12-
11-14
$2.10
A
Building
Gas
6%
11-15
~25c
—
12-
4
9
12-20
11-17
1-
.__
11-15
20c
preferred
5
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Imperial Bank of Canada,
10-31'
4%
1
5c
Trust-Units
1
$1
(quar.)
Hawaiian
12-
65c
—
10-26
12-
22 %c
income) »
Chemical (quar.)
12-
30c
dividend)-—:
11-18
15C
investment
Onyx
1
15c
(quar.)__—.___—
11-
$50c
common
4.56%
Life
William
10-17
15c
_
10-31
11-10
11-18
40C
Quarterly ;
One
11-
$1
;—
11-15
11-25
25c
(increased
Republic
1
25C
—
9
$9c
shillings
preferred
11-
25c
'
10-31
2%
(quar.)__
non-resident
preferred
11-15
10-31
—
12-
18c
Ltd.
American
Natural
1
12-
(quar.)_
12-30
11-15
$$1.25
Co.,
15
Africa
1
11-
of
per
South
11-
11-15
11-10
'**•
$2.10
11-15
12-10
(quar.)
1
10-21
10c
Ltd
10-31
25c
Extra
Gas
Copper,
1
10c
Hubinger Company
11-
10-31
15c
•
(quar.)
dividend
50c
—__
(stock
Huron
i
$20c
Co.
A.)
Co.
10-24
1
10-31
43c
(Geo.
Co.
1
A
15c
"—
(quar.)
preferred
Sound
Hugoton Production
9
.
O'Okiep
Mfg.
50c
—
approved a 2-for-l split)
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
(quar.)
10-31
11-30
:__—:
10-15
Oak
12-
(Stockholders
$4.25
F.)
11-15
40c
(quar.)
12-15
County,
(quar.).
12-
62 %c
(year-end)
Hugoton
11-15
(Charles
preferred
1
10%
(quar.)—
common
1
5c
(Fairfield
Co.
Industries,
11-23
(quar.)
Helmerick & Payne, Inc.
Co.
12-
series
Coal
20c
:
preferred
1
40c
(quar.)
Noyes
5%
(quar.)_____
Mfg. Co.
Extra
Howe
12-
.
1
(in¬
——
Hansen
Hormel
15c
-
1
11-
(quar.)__—_—
Co.
2
12c
Delaware Income Fund
Optional
(quar.)_
1-
10c
Trust
American
11-
40 c
tax)
Co.
Co., common
preferred
4
25c
Il__7.77_.__—1'_
(quar.)...
(quar.)_-.
4%
62 %C
(quar.)
preferred
1
(stock dividend)—____^
Hamilton Watch
11-22
(quar.)
Starch & Chemical
(quar.) _j_i
Don, Inc. (quar.-)^l.i'-_^
New Jersey Natural Gas
(stock dividend)
New York
Air
Brake
(quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
Ordinary
(quar.)
Penn
10-31
—
»(quar.)__—'__——-
common
1
4%
—
Hammond Organ
12-10
(quar.)__„
National
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)______.
Tea
10-28
30c
common
series
43c
;
—
(quar.)
10-28
11-11
&
12-
$1
12-
12-31
Stock
35c
—
Co.
10-28
40c
Securities:
5%%
income
Dredge & Dock
10-20
11-22
(quar.)
National
12-14
56y»c
——
Nugget,
Haag Drug Co.
11-
(accum.).
,
11-
10c
(quar.)
Company
Union
11-30
$20c
"
(quar.)
Dana Corporation,
British
1
11-10
$1.50
10-24
37 %c
—
Lakes
12-30
-
:
T,/ 10-10
Ltd.—
Extra
11-15
40c
.
11-
11-
5c
Extra '■
8c
Curtis Mfgr Co.; "class- A
Dallas
(less
12 %C
9c
Bank
Conn.)
11-18
11-15
9c
_____—_
terim)
30c
Continental Can Co., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.—-
-.
Ordinary
2%
""
11-18
12-16
12-30
3%
Investments
Co.—
383/4c
Aeronautical
15c
-—
1
75c-
1——.—
1
National
National
75c
(quar.)
11-
quarterly from net investment income"
plus a capital gains distribution of 37c)
National-Co.
1-
10-17
6%
dividend
Co.
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
25c
5c
(s-a)
(6c
Daffin
Stock
Oil
11-15
(quar.)
prior preferred
15c
Conv.
11-
$2.50
10-24
Northwest
—i
common
1
—
class A
(quar.)
1
Y.)
$1.50
11-
Composite Fund Inc.—
..
N.
(quar.)
11-17
65c
Co
11-
Development Corp.—■
$1.75
____—
10-24
11-15
Co.
(quar.)
Mission Corp. (increased)
Missouri Portland Cement
(quar.)
5%
General Magnaplate (stock dividend)
General Steel Castings (quar.)
—
Tin
Packaging Materials
preferred
5c
Heartland
(quar.)____
—:__——
1
(Greenfield,
Holophane
Angeles')
11-
10-31
1
5%
North
11-15
12-15
Midwest
Minneapolis Gas
1
24.
(s-a)
25%
>
12-
15c
25c
—
7
10-31
15c
1
:_
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
Colonial Corp. of America
Conduits
American
Great
1
11-
11-
12-15
15c
Great Atlantic & Pacific
I
1
11-23
the
—_____—
Corp.,
10-31
1-
12-
11-15
pro¬
(quar.)
10-26
12-
12-15
Preferred-'stock
4y2'% "pfd." (quar.)___
prior pfd. (quar.)
__—
11-15
7
15c
(quar.)
Nelly
$1.40
11-15
%
1
11-
Michigan Gas Utilities
20c
(quar.)
11-
——1—
Citizens National Bank'(Los
Columbian
Trust
(quar.)__
10-14
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd—
Collver Insulated
a
Jan.
Valley,
(Ga.)
1
11-
Trust—
dividend
A
on
distributed
11-15
(quar.)...
(from net invest, inc.)
Chase Fund of Boston
Class
7
12-
12-14
1
J.—
N.
approved
5%
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Real
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
City Products
11-
12-15
»
(Increased-quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, $S pref.
Stock
11-26
12-15
(stock dividend)—
(increased)
Co.
Cetron Electronic
Store
11-11
l- 'l
$1.34%
...
Century Food Markets, 5% pfd. (quar.)_—._
Century Properties (stock dividend)
Chain
1
12-
$1.19.,.;: 1- 1
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Aircraft
11-11
12-30
25c
11-
Y.)—
1
4.65% preferred
Cessna
12-1
56c
less British income tax
(quar.)
preferred
5.375%
1
62 %o
1
12-
annual meet¬
io
If
preferred A
General
Grand
(final)
N.
(quar.)_____
Acceptance
General
"
J 10c
preferred
4.75%
1
11-30
11-11
1
Co. 7 (quar.)—________—
preferred
Golden
Central Vermont Public Service,
4.15%
10-27
Funds—
Central Louisiana Electric, new com.
*
12-
1
55c
12-15
12-12
1961).__.
City,
the
Jan.
&
Industries,
Service
Gillette
Special shares
Carreras, Ltd.—
Ordinary B
3
investment
plus 41c capital gains distribution)
Canadian
11-18
1-
I
______—
(15c
12-20
11-
t50c
11-15
11-15
1-12
12-12
(quar.)_—
12-15
(quar.)—_■_—
(quar.)..—
Fund,
$1.50
25c
.—
11-15
12-
Old
Wood
(quar.)—
12-
2
93c
11-28
40c
(quar.)
Incoiporated,
pref. (s-a)
Dredge & Dock, Ltd. (s-a).
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
-
11-15
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Men gel Company (quar.)
47 %c
:
Gas
Canadian
at
common
Gar
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5%
11-
11-11
12-
McCord
65c
quar.)___
Falls,
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
11-18
12-15
55c
(quar.)
11-25
2c
B
12-
<
15c
$10c
J.)—
Extra
12-15
(quar.)
10,
(Spring
Tile
11-15
preferred (quar.)
Cement, Ltd., common
5.40%
&
______—.—i—i.—
(quar.)
10-31
preferred
30c
22 %c
com.
N.
(quar.)
34%c
Utilities,
11-15
12-
Morgan Engineering Co.,
Enterprises—
(quar.)...
—
Paci.ic
1
10-18
12-
3
J.)—
.
(quar.)
Company
"
California
(1945 series)
(1947 series)
1
11-
10-28
$30c
(quar.)
11-
11-15
85c
1-
10-31
31%c
—
1st preferred
11-15
15c
.-
Morrlson-Knudsen Co. (quar.)
Jersey
be
Corp.
Co.
Brick
33%c
__—
10c
2%c
(quar.)
27c
-
City
33c
(quar.)
5.20%
5.08%
„
1
933/4C
33/4%
12 %c
split.
Banking
Motor
33%c
__
1
(quar.)
11-25
85c
11-26
First
32%c
G
N.
;
10-31
Forest
(quar.)__
(quar.)
10%
,
(monthly).
(Newark,
on
Bank
11-15
Florida
(quar.)
C
$22 %c
preferred
3
5%
(quar.)
73c
(quar.)
5.28%
dividend)
(increased
vote
1
Bank
30c
4.40%
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 preferred
class A & class B—
of
will
15c
Research
5.30%
1
1-
30c
of
held
for
shares
Mass.)
common
RR.
25c
Semi-annually
20%
Service,
11-19
Chicago (quar.)
(subject
to
shareholders
by
the currency comp¬
will
be
2y2
National
First
dividend)
California
11-19
1
60c
to
new
investment
Biochemical
5
12-
(quar.)
(Newark,
Co.
Bank
Extra
Corp.
(Stock
Nashville
25c
(stock
meeting Jan.
Bank
(Glens
National
posed
plus 65c capital gains distribution)
California
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
and
at
27%c
net
11-
40c
_
dividend
Stockholders
1
12-19
a
.____—
11-10
11-30
Quarterly
distrib¬
Falls
11-10
'
National
First
uted Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 1.
Buck
10-18
1
_.
Bank
approval
10-31
12-15
11-
11-
12-
$1
America,
Stock
troller
com¬
dividend
from
shares
new
Co.
Insurance
Bank
First
10-20
11-28
$1.25
Nov.
on
11-1
20c
___
—
vote
11-18
14c
common
will
10-31
1
12-12
&
Lawrence Power, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
20c
Mortgage Assn.
Extra
11-25
12-
11-15
Lower St.
(quar.)__
dividend
Stock
11-15
10-24
11-25
Louisville
75 c
of
First National
25%
10c
10-24
12-15
11-10
(Payable in class A stock).
4
25c
1
11-
11-10
Quarterly
$25c
.
11-
$1.21
(quar.)
5%
Trust
'___
11-18
1
11-10
....
Works
12-10
11-10
12-10
12-12
1
$1.12%
Compress & Warehouse
Screw
10-31
11-18
1
12-
45c
1
_
Insurance
12-9
11-18
12-10
$2.50
1
3c
(quar.)
dividend
National
12V2c
10-19
12-10
(s-a)
12-
$1.42
Corp.
Federal
1
preferred
10-31
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
Federal
lc
(quar.)
4.84%
preferred
common
12-
$1.60
common
Federal
8%
two-for-one
proposed
Co.,
9
(increased).
Stockholders
11-10
1
Gas,
$1.25
common
Semi-annually
._
12-
Star
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd. (quar.)
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
15c
(quar.)_
Lone
11-10
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2nd pref.
Loomis & Nettlet,
11-30
1
10c
Corp., common
(quar.)
10-26
10-31
Ltd.—
1
11-9
__.
Inc.
Fisheries
$1.02 y2
Co.,
(partic.)
1
10-17
1
$5c
Groceterias
12-20
11-
10-31
12-
50c
(quar.)
12-
11-30
Gas
Brooks,
Booth
$2
32»/2c
& Co.
12-
11-30
(quar.)_
(Eli)
MacLeod's, Ltd., 6%
Foods
Stock
Ltd.—
&
Lilly
11-10
preferred
Fedders
(Subject to approval of stockholders).
Blackwell
13-18
11-15
$3.40
11-15
,
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
4%%
11-15
12-
(stock dividend)
12-
10-31
12-12
$1.25
1
50c
Corp.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
10-15
$1.18%
Bensonhurst National Bank
11-18
12-
10-15
(quar.)____
(interim)
9
$1.41 %
1
Savings
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
1
11-15
12-15
11-21
15c
MacFarlanes Candies
11-
10-21
60c
13-10
11-
1
44c
(quar.)_
11-10
Erlanger Mills,
10-21
11-
20c
extra
1
1
1
$10c
gains)
Year-end
1
$45c
common
30-15
tal
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
12-
11-
,
Shoe Corp.,
preferred
1
12-
10c
Ties
11-
$1.37%
11-11
12-
.
11-18
$1.50
5.68% preferred (quar.)...
6.40% preferred (quar.)
Electronics Investment
$353Ac
(quar.)
11-18
9
$1.37%
4
$31 %c
Extra
10-12
9
12-
(quar.)
4
4
4%
(Newark, N. J.)
Montreal
La Crosse Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Lexington Income Trust (9c from investment
plus a 35c distribution from realized capi¬
10-31
12-
Macco Chemical Co.
Extra
11-
11-
40c
$1.34
11-
11-
11-10
$1
11-14
(quar.)
30c
&
11-14
1
$i,06 y4
$1.12
Trust
1
12-
___
4%c
...
12-
20c
(quar.)
10-31
12-12
capital
$1.21%
(quar.)_.
11-15
50c
10c
45c
....
12-12
(quar.)
National
quarterly
10c
'
.
12-12
_________
of
'
10-31
20c
Fund
(18 9/10c from
gains plus 1 l/10c from income)
Kresge (S. S.) (quar.)__
preferred
Federal
Bank
Knickerbocker
10-31
preferred
5.65%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
53A%
11-16
quar.).
50c
.
preferred
(quar.)_;
preferred (quar.)___
11-16
12-15
11-15
(quar.)
(Bangor)
11-15
plus
approval in January 1961.
Kingston Products Corp.
10c
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
convertible
11-30
$311/4 C
(quar.)
preferred
12c
40c
inc.
;
30c
(quar.)
preferred
income).
invest,
Two-for-one split is subject to stockholders
basis.
pfd. A
(initial
preferred
5%%
11-10
investment
net
from net
35c
Gas—
preferred
2nd
Fairmont
$5
Extra
quar.)
Bank
&
preferred
$5,875
11-10
••
(quar.)
11-14
$62yac
10c
Foundry
Mills, common
1
Ltd.—
at a specal meeting
proposal to split the
a
(increased
Natural
1
12-13
(quar.)
12-
Holders
Payable ot Reo.
distribution from net realized
50c
Inc., 6%
common
12-13
held)
(Conn.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
two-for-one
a
Trust
Paso
11-
Continental
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brass
$4.50
Eastern
El
1
11-
Coast Line RR.
Avondale
12-15
11-
12-
30c
i
Atlantic
12-
11-15
20c
ordinary
11-15
Loblaw
62%c
;
of
1
When
Share
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co, (Brooklyn, N, Y.)—>
Quarterly
1
11-14
Industries—
rets,
Co.
40c
com.
share
one
10-19
12-15
37i/2C
America,
12-
8-25
Investments, Ltd.—
on
on
*
"
proiits)
Extra
10-31
34%c
.___
(quar.)
for
Associated
Atlas
1
t2c
_
(quar.)
dividend
Atlantic
12-
1
Dec.
20c
(quar.)
of
Corp.
(Stock
Amer.
shares
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Argo
11-15
,
*
15c
on
1
10-31'
•'
'
65c
45c special
Stockholders will vote
11-15
10-20
12-
5c
(20c
11-
:
g7%c
(quar.)______:
(from
S-2
12y2c
Extra
11-1
Seating Co. (quar.)
Water Works,
common
%%
1
9
K-l
Series
11-25
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
MonoRail Co., common
$1.20 preferred (1956
series) (quar.)
American Nepheline, Ltd.
(s-a)
American
10-15
12-
preferred
20c
common
American
American
12-
Series
11-21
10-15
10-24
Doughboy Industries, class A (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
11-25
1
n.
Scottish
preference
$3
12-16
'
1
7i/aC
(quar.)
11-16
12-13
11-21
12-19
1
\
Keystone Custodian Funds—
11-
9c
Dominion Stores. Ltd.
(quar.)..
Donbar Development
Corp., class A (initial)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common (resumed)
4
n.lb
12- 1
1-2
35C
5%
in
J-
x
$1.25
Inc., class A
(quar.)__
C.) Business Machine (quar.)
preferred
12_
$1.37%
>
11
»W
40c
;—
common....::
(quar.)
Airlines, Inc.,
3 Vi %
11.2s
10c
?°iPA' comm°n (quar.)
fr (quar.)
Co.,
«
Steel
Poods
American
5C
(quar:)
preferred
Albertsons,
;
Inc..
Corp.
Wnnd
Wood
Alan
(quar.)
Dominion
12-19
$.076
Inc
(quar.)
& Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)
5%
ZaZeT«".
Per
Nameof Company
11-10
Ltd.—
Dominion
mneotcowany
1
14c
(Mass.)
Amer, dep. rets. Ordinary
Diversified Investment Fund,
ously announced, but which have not
yet reached their
payment date.
12-
t4c
Investment Trust
Distillers Co.,
Holders
t5c
(s-ai
;____
Diocesan
When
Payable of Re0.
30c
9
39c
(quar.)
10c
1-
11-15
-
1-25
*
'
'
'
.
10-2X
1
1-5
-
6c
11-30
10-31
-
20c
Fund
11-30
10-31
-
10-31
10-18
11-11
16c
12-
1
11-
8
30c
1-
1
12-
8
Quinte
Milk Products, Ltd., class ATquar:)
Rayonier,
Stock
Reheis
11-
r
11-15
10-24
class
A
(quar.).
' *-
10-28
-
-
3%
dividend
Company,
$15c
20c
Inc.
*11-29
10-28
7%c
11-30
11-18
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1614)
Per
Name of
Republic
Company
Industrial
Island
Rhode
Roanoke
Rogers
oo.
Corp.
Rosarita
Rowland
Products
11-17
10-31
11-
I
10-20
Westchester Fire Insurance
11-
1
10-24
Wilcox Oil
10c
.w
12-
1
11-16
1
10-18
1
10-20
Wisconsin
6c
11-
1
10-14
55c
12-
1
10-31
25c
12-
1
10-31
Wisconsin Public Service
$35c
11-
1
10-20
Witherbee
1
11-10
(increased quar.)
-
(Montreal)
Rubbermaid,
Inc.
(quar.)
IY2C
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
Ryan
11-
12-
5%
Co.
12-
1
11-10
5c
—1
-Aeronautical
12-
9
6%
3.60%.
Class
,
90c
(quar.)
Sherman
B
5c
45c »
$1.50 -
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
32(Ac
Corp.—
1-31
10-31
11- 1
1-13
11-16
11-30
10-31
12-15
$2.25
-
17(Ac
6(Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
Common
17%c
10-29
10-14
17%c
10-29
10-14
37yac
10-29
10-14
15c
(quar.)
(quar.) —
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar.)
A
&
Salant,
Paper
Scott
S3.40
Sealed
Power
(quar.)_____—_—hi.—'
Corp.
Sherbrooke
(quar.)____;
(Quebec)
Sherwin-Williams
4%
*—._h-4
preferred
(quar.)__.
class
Simms
A
pfd.
4y2%
&
Bank
Oil
Co.
10-15
1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
—
10-15
11-1
10-13
12-10
11-10
12-
5
11-22
Co.—
;
.
10-14
10-10
11-14
10-31
12-10
10-31
South
Development,
Texas
Class
A
$1
75c
•
(quar.)
4.08%
preferred
preferred
-
(quar.)
4.249
-
*
(quar.
—-
4.78 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.889
preferred
(quar.»__—
—.
.
Investors, Inc.—
-9
(12 %c year-end payment from investment
income and 57(Ac from capital gains)-
Quarterly
20c
Service—
(quar.)™—-—--——..
preferred
preferred
3.909
(quar.)_^—•
(quar.)__
preferred
4 159
______
—
Spector Freight System, Inc., class A
Class
B
17c
(quar.)
5%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
(Conn.)
(quar.)— I
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)
.—
69
preferred
(quar.)
—-----
Spur Oil
Stamford
.*9
Water
Standard
Packaging,
Co.
Steel
Standard
Chemical Co.,
Stauf.er
—
10-18
11-30
11-
11-30
11-
dividend)——
(initial)
.___
11-30
11-
dividend
Stock
_—_—,—-———
(quar.)
A
11-
Steel
Admiral
4.329
preferred A
preferred B
4.169
11-15
10-31
1-10
12-31
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-15
12-
1
12t
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
12-
12-
1
12-
1
11115""
11-
1
11-
1
1
11-15
11-
11-
10-14
1
11-15
11-1
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
10-28
10-15
12-
11-
2
4
12-30
12-
2
12-30
12-
2
10-24
10-31
9
10-31
12-
9
10-31
12-
2
11-
4
12-14
18c
$1.08
$1.04
$1.27(A
$5c
11-15
1
10-31
28c
(quar.)
____
—
preferred C (quar.)—
Teck-Hnghes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
——
.___
12-13
11-18
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
—
—.
$1.02%
49 9 preferred (quar.)
u
$1.06 y4
4.609 preferred (quar.)—
$1.15
4.64 9
preferred (quar.)
$1.16
4.659
preferred (quar.)———.—,—.—. $1.16y4
4T09
preferred (quar.)—u—____________
S1.22(A
5.109preferred (quar.)
——
$1.27(A
5.12 9
preferred (quar.)
—_'
$1.28
5%%
preferred (quar.)—'———__—_
$1.31 (A
4.599
preferred (quar.)
$1.12(A
4.10%
.
__.—
.—
4.729
5%
preferred
preferred
Qi:arterly
Control
Air
Common
.11-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
9
1-
9
_
B
preferred
Allied
Control
Allied
Mills
Allied
Radio
Allyn
___
4(A%
(From
Union Lumber Co.
Unhfd
U.
U.
U.
Life
8.
S.
&
Lines
Pipe
(N.
&
Leaf
Stockholders
of the
com.
5349
Insurance
units
Tobacco
Co.,
approved
shs.
to
be
issued
Power,
preferred
5'A9
preferred
preferred
(6c
New
Line Income
&
4c
from
Sanders
Virginia
Vulcfh
Iron
&
Coal
Co.
&
(s-ai
Coke
dividend)
Furniture
& Tr;
I—13
(Winston-Salem, N. C.)
Waco-Porter
Corp. (quar.)
Warner & Swasey Co. (quar.)
_3I~3
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—
(From
investment
income)
Wifrbury National Bank
Waf.cn Bros.
We9
(quar.)
New
class
B
Products
Insurance
1
12-15
10-17
11-21
10-26
11-25
10-21
Stock
Israeli
4(4%
10-17
12-15
11-30
Paper
Mills,
12-
9
11-
1
10-14
12-
1
11-7
(initial)—
5c
shares
6(4c
Amer.
11-
1
11-
1
11-25
10-20
Metal
Climax,
Fund
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
$1.12(A
12-
1
11-21
9-28
12-
9
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
inc.
plus
American
25c
from
National
;
(7c from
realized
Insurance
5%
non-cumulative
American
Co.
American Premier Insurance
9
American
12-
9
Class
President
American
Viscose
Corp.
Wire
Anchor
Smelting
&
11-30
Anderson,
Clayton
12-
1
11-10
Anderson
Electric,
1
10-15
Class
12-
1
11-
11-
1
10-10
Co.
Co.
American
Corp., South
deposit
receipts
10-15
$2.90
10-15
4Vi%
3
10-15
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
11-
1
10-20
2
10-20
12-
10-14
11-18
1
preferred
Argus
$2.50
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
Aro
10-21
Artesian
11-
1
11-16
10-25
11-15
10-31
12-
11-15
9
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
I5c
11-30
11-15
Arnold
Altex
35c
11-
9
11-25
11-25
12-
1
11-
non-cum.
Atlantic
3.75%
40c
1
10-17
13c
10-28
10-21
32c
12-
11-
12-
1
preferred
Steels,
11-
1
1
Atomic
preferred
Insurance
Ltd.
Austin
$1.20
Nichols
conv.
class
Co.,
4.78%
Bourjois,
Inc.
(Equal to about
Sugar
British
Columbia
preferred
Brodie
10-28
10-
7
12-22
12-
2
10-27
10-13
11-15
11-15
Buckingham
Class
B
Bullocks
Class
10-28
10-
7
12-
10-17
9c
Buttes
12-15
11-30
10-28
-9
1
95c
(quar.)
10-10
12-
1
•'< 11-10
10c
11-
1
10-14
1%
10-31
50c
dividend)
11-
•15c
-
.1
»
■
Co
•
10-17
1
class
10-21
17%c
10-31
10-17
$.00875
Lines,
(irreg.)
10-31
10-17
(quar.)
A
35c
—
35c
10-19
A
11-
10-12
5%
Co.
pfd. .(quar.)
conv.
1
11-
1
—
—
—
5c
(stock dividend)
Co.,
1
11-
■
preferred (annual)___
2%
preferred
M.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
11-
$25c
:
5c
6
11-14
1
$1
(s-a)
10-
11-28
12-
$17c
class
Oil
12-19
12-31
1
'
(s-a)
(s-a)
&
1
ii-!
30c
(quar.)_L_
Inc.
Corp.
(A.
7%
1-
1-5-61'A
17 %c
^______
35c
Gas
Byers
7
10-17
3%%
—
Company
Co.
10-
British
after
pfd.
(quar.)
Products
1
10-31
$25c
>■•
-
,'V;/
(quar.)
Freight
Terminal
1
9-15
.
$3.80
Castings
Ltd.,
11-
9
11-
$12 %c
Ltd
(quar.)
B
Cadre
10-17
10-17
11-15
11-
1
12-31
1-15
11-
4
7
10-
7
1-
1-15
2
5c
1
'
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
50c
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-
11-
Industries
Slock
Corp.
dividend
(extra)
share
(one
-
for
each
1
10-10
Timber Corp.
&
California Electric Power, $3
Packing Corp.
California
Water
&
$1
pfd.
6
share
held)
75c
(quar.)_^_
31 %C
(quar.)
11-22
11-
11-
1
1
10-14
11-15
10-21
1
34c
11-
1
10-
preferred
(quar.)
30c
11-
1
10-
1
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
31c
11-
1
10-
1
31%c
11-
1
10-
1
1
$1.25
preferred
Telephone,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
33c
Class
A
Packers
Canadian
Bank
of
International
Oil
Carlisle Corp.
Carolina
Pacific
12-
9
11-14
Carolina
Power
Carpenter
10-10
12-
1
10-20
11-
1
Carson
11-15
56y4c
12-
433/4c
11-
1
1
11-
1
11-18
10-
1
13c
11-
1
12-
8
10-28
$1
11-
1
10-13
$1.18%
11-
1
10-13
$2.50
11-10
"10-25
50c
12-15
11-21
11-
$55c
(quar.)_
1
12-1
25c
1-15
$25c
10-
5
11-15
1-15
Central
common
Stock
dividend
shares held)
$2.75
preferred
Common
'(1
V
fquar.)
Hudson
Gas
National
Power
&
11-15
1
1
11-15
10-15
11-15
10-31
2%
11-11
10-28
33c
11-
$1.12%
10-
1
7
11-21
11-10
11-10
10-27
12-
11-1*
1
10-28
10-
7
10-28
10-
7
25c
11-10
10-20
11-10
10-20
10-14
11-
10-31
10-
7
10-31
10-
7
10-31
10-17
1
683Ac
10-31
12-21
'
10-17
10-17
(increased)
(Cleveland)
4%
(quar.)
12-
9
$1.25
Bank
12-21
12-
9
12-21
12-
9
25c
11-
1
10-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
$1
11-
1
10-14
$1.05
pfd.
._.
n-
1
10-14
37y2c
11-
1
Securities Corp.—
convertible
$1.40
preference
preference
11-
1
10-15
n-
1
10-15
Central
11-1
10-15
Chain
A
(quar.)
10-20
:
35c
11-
1
10-20
9__—
35c
11-
1
10-20
11-30
10-31
(quar.)_
Corp.
So>a
Belt
Champlin
10-20
12-
11-15
12-
$1.25
'
Light,
&
preferred
$1.40 preference B
(quar.)
Central & South West
1
1
9-30
200
I
Electric
3
11-
each
(quar.)
3
30c
10-10
10-31
25c
B
$1-50
.
for
(quar.)
10-
1
$10c
10-31
H3/bC
'
12-
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
10-
15c
10-10
2
Georgia Ry. Co.—
A
Central
1
1-
50c
share
preferred
4.20%
11-
25c
preferred
Central
11-
$$1.25
'
25c
common
7
9
$37 %c
$18%c
9-30
$1.05
(quar.)
5%
Central
1
$10c
(quar.)
Coke (s-a)
10c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)™—II
common
fquar.)
Electric. & Gas,
Central of
11-
$5c
11-
(quar.)_
pfd.
preferred
&
3
1
25%
& Co., 4V2%
Ltd. (quar.)
Tractor,
Corp.,
3
1
11-
5c
;
1
•-
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
11-
'4c
dividend)__
preferred
Central
93%c
Co.
10-
3
10c
i—I:
(stock
•
Coal
5%
3-
$20c
common
5%
'
(quar.)
&
Asbestos,
Central
4-1-61
3
Trust.
(quar.)
Light,
(L.
Pirie Scott
4 20%
10-14
30c
&
E.)
dividend
Caterpillar
3-
$20c
Plywood
Extra
3-
4-1-61
$$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
Celotex
10-21
'
Investment
(quar.)
Cos.,
10-10
Stock
3-
4-1-61
$45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-10
*
Commerce
Bronze, Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian Industries,
Ltd., common (quar.)
1
10-18-
4-1-61
$$2
^
preferred
1
*
$75c
(s-a)
Canadian
11-
1
A
10-28
$75c
Arena Co.
11-
11-
class
10-14
10-28
$12%c
Canadian
11-1
(s-a)
Ltd.,
10-31
11-15
11-15
50c
(s-a)
Canadian
Ltd.
9-28
$15c
(quar.)____
Extra
5%
10-10
$12%c
B
11-10
10-
1
10-28
$15c
common
_;
Extra
Class
1
11-
$8%c
(increased-quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
11-
60c
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
10-13
83/4c
(quar.)
4
Irregular
1
11-23
(s-a)____
preferred
10-
BuIiocks, Inc., common (quar.)_a—_^
4%
preferred (quar.)
j.
12-
10-10
(quar.)
prior
10-28
$$1.57
Co.
(stock
Buffalo Forge
Canadian
$62y2c
Co.—
11-15
10-31
8%
(quar.)
-
Gas
Steel
Buckeye Corp.
Buckeye Steel
5%
11-1
(quar.)
Okla.)
10-10-
Canadian
12-15
(quar.)
(Tulsa,
1
(interim)
/;.
Gas,
(Charles)
Eucnanan
Products,
10-18
$25c
pfd.
11-
14c
::
1
6c
(quar.)
5y2%
$1.20
$10c
Refining
approximately
Union
Bruning
11-25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-10
(quar.)
Taunton
(Ralph)
Cassiar
common
10-10
1
.
receipts
taxes).
Brooklyn
3
1
15c
Ltd.—
deposit
to
11-
—
Telephone—
Petroleum,
(Equal
11-15
1
Forests
Columbia
Brockton
5
12-7;
12c)
Columbia
6lU%
10-
11-
(final)
British
American
9-29
1
11-
Ltd
Mines.
rets,
British
British
10-25
11-
1-3-61
22c
Pioneer
dep.
10-26
75C
British Aluminum, Ltd.—
American
11-19
11-15
$1.07
Products
Bralorne
11-30
1
3
—
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (interim)^
Bowman
12-
87%C
(quar.)
A
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Bowater Paper
12-17
12 %c
11-
;
7
$1.12y2
(quar.)_:
&
Edison
10-31
10c
10-20
•
Development Mutual Fund;.
preferred
Concrete,
4.25%
10-24
10-
11-15
V
50c
10-
(quar.)_
Augusta Newspapers, class A
6'/2% preferred (quar.)
6%
Bostic
Boston
11-15
10-25
30c
'
$30c
(quar.)
Wholesalers,
Atlas
10-31
pfd.
Refining Co.
11-
9
7%
11-15
common:.(quar.)
1
'*
pfd.
10-14
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
11-
$$1.37V2
'
1
12-
preferred (quar;)
3'/a%
10-31
,
r
9-30
11-
8c
Canada Foils,
$1.12y2
B
1
20c
Campbell Soup
-
Co.—
10-14
11-
income
10-18
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—
5%
Cascade
Borg-Warner
35c
Associated
Stationers
Supply (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric, 4% pfd. fquar.)___
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Life
(quarJIII
1
Water,
investment
10-28
^
:
preferred
Equipment Corp., 4y2%
Atlas
11-
series
Aluminum
1
•
50c
10-28
(quar.)
common
10-21
10-31
11-
(quar.)
Mutual Fund Inc.—
$72c
convertible
10-25
5
Ltd.,
10-28
Inc.
net
3
11-15
11-23
(quar.)
10-21
15c
(quar.)
preference
11-
Ridge
$56l/4c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Bell,
1
20c
A
10-18
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
40c
preferred (quar.)
From
12-
75c
class
11-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
12-12
25c
Anthes-Imperial Co.—
5ya% preferred B (quar.)'
Anthony Pools, Inc. (quar.) >
Appalachian Power Co.—
9
Bros.
Blue
Bush
10-17
21c
Tobacco Co., common
'
11-
1
5c
(quar.)——
Inc.
Bloch
Boise
1
11-
(quar.)————
10-28
ment
of
approximately $0.51
per
Depositary share)
;
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
3
10-30
10-14
12-20
37(Ac
Africa, Ltd.—
(interim pay-
3
12-15
Bag
Company,
Furniture,
6%
12-
35c
50
10-31
(quar.)
11-
12-
&
Biederman
Canada
(quar.)_
B
Anglo-American
10-17
$50o
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
11-
1
25c
common
10-31
9
.
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
$1
11-30
Refining—
Products
12-15
1
&
Products
10-17
50c
9
17(Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
9-22
2y2c
Post
Best
Works
Iron
Bros.
$1.32
(Minn.)
10-31
28VBC
(quar.)
Campoell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Cable
11-30
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
1
12-15
12-15
65c
(quar.)
Lines, class A
30c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
10-14
12-
$17%c
Ltd.—
$1.75
9
12-
1
preferred
7%
Belmont
9-30
10-31
(quar.)
a 200%
stock div.—
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Bemis
1
10-12
7%c
15c
Pipe & Construction
12-
1
1-
B
10-28
Texas)
(quar.)'
preferred
11-
approve
Belding-Corticelli,
1
$1.20
32c
gains)
(Galv.
4c
1-
1-
capital
11-
1-2-61
Corp.
Stockholders
California
investment
Quarterly
Gas
Aircraft
Beech
12-30
1
10-26
2%
Corp. (quar.)
Bearings, Inc. ——————
Calaveras Land
Inc.—-
(quar.)—
Mutual
1-13-61
$55c
9-30
10-25
25c
(quar.)
$1.50
>!,15C
Baystate
Buttes Gas & Oil,
32(Ac
J.)__
10-10
common
11-25
3%
preferred
Corp.,
10-31
30c
N.
10-20
10-31
(quar.)
4y2% conv. preferred A (quar.)—
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A
Products
12- 9
17(Ac
(Newark,
10-31
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Candy
11-15
dividend
American
Barton's
5c
American-Marietta Co., common
5% preferred (quar.).—
American
10-27
10-20
(quar.)
17(Ac
(initial-quar.)
Aluminum
11-
3gc
11-
10-17
10-31
$1.12%
(quar.)__
—
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25
(monthly)-
Co.
11-15
12(Ac
1-1-61
25c
(initial-quar.)
American Home
Thermos
gc
"
12-15
Photocopy Equipment—
1
A (quar.)
(quar.)—
(Conn.)
common
1-1-61
(quar.)
cl. A
American
-40c
Transportation, class
Coast Telephone,
$1.44 conv. preferred
Co.
American
8c
_
$1
50c
new
American Greetings,
Atlantic
Bank
10-17
10-17
3%c
American
1
1-
i5c
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
11- 4
11-1
10-31
(initial-quar.)
Casualty Co. (Orlando,
4
10%
4
65c
income)
9
1-
11
20c
Extra
Wachovia
&
9
35C
(stock
Corp.
11-30
11-
25c
Fire
11-
10c
12- 1
12(Ac
(quar.)
Natural
capital
gains)
$25c
45c
American
Fund—
income
Vine
Co.
common
$1.37%
from
earned
investment
12-
$1.31(4
4
Distilling Co.—
40c
(quar.)
12-16
Shares—
Business
Can
$1.4334
;
11-18
$1.50
9
7.
(quar.)
11-
12-10
1-1-61
(quar.)
American
4'/2%
(quar.)
5%9
Value
Co.
12-
split
about Nov.
common
(quar.)
12- 5
30c
(quar.)
1
Inc.—
two-for-one
a
10-18
$56c
1-
20c
,__
11-10
10-28
i__
9
30c
:
11-25
.•
,v
9
50c
<quar.)_
11-10
tl5c
Co., 5%" pfd". (quar.)__
Corp. (increased-quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
1
30c
<quar.)__
Foundry
(quar.)—
11-25
11-
933/4c
Canada, Ltd.—
6c
__
10- 3
'
:
6c
J.)
Peninsula
Upner
(quar.)
4
2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
30c
Accident
S. Time Corp.
Universal
(quar.)_—
;
11-
22(Ac
37 (Ac
(quar.)
;
12-
11-30
(quar.)
11- 4
11-18
15c
12-
10-14
Corp., class A
10-21
9-23
10-31
$10c
10-21
11-18
8c
12-
12-15
(quar.)__
11-15
1
11-17
11-10
2%
Sugar
Book
net
12-
!
America,
of
preferred
American
11-30
11-15
50c
(quar.)
of
Corp.,
American
12-21
12- 1
6c
1
11-
B
(quar.)
Petroleum
America
$6
$3c
25c
:
;
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated
10-18
10-25
(quar.)
;
.
;
1
$3.50
preferred
Ltd
com.
1st
Amerada
'
13%c
preferred
Co.
,
75c
Oils,
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd.
Aluminum
11-15
.
21c
35c
$1.12%
OiT Corp~"stock dividend)
Barber
12-12
(initial)
Co.
2
12-12
1-2
1
6%
preferred
Alside, Inc.
Aluminum
12-
1- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 2
12-23
$1.05
-'v.
1
$1.25
Finance
Corp.
6%
—
Gas Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
City Ninth Unit, 6% pfd. (accum.)___
69
Inc.
10-22
1
12-23
$4
'
Alpha Beta Food Markets, common
4%*
11-
$1.15
(quar.)'
Bacon
$3.75
11- 1
10-22
10-22
10-22
10-28
9
(quar.)
Scotia
Nova
Blue
,,
$$1.56(4
9
1-
Trenkline
Class
Co..
dividend
&
■
11- 1
11- 1
$4
(quar.)
,
12- 5
*
(s-a)
(quar.):
Algoma Central & Hudson Ry.,
6%
preferred (quar.)
10%
(stock div.)_
dividend)
Lines—
A
Consolidated
Pacific
1-
Tudor
Union
Trunk
Gas
Stock
10-14
$1
RR., com.
6%
participating preferred (s-a)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% preferred
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Alberta
.11- 1
$1
Southern
lc
(stock
;
•
•
10-17
10-17
10-31
50c
Great
Alberta
1
12- 1
11-
*
,___
11-15
$1
.11- 1
12(Ac
$1.12(4
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
30c
—
14c '
27c
$18c
50c
60c
35c
10-17
,
Anaconda
(quar.)
Townserd Corp. of America
Co.
11-15
Inc.—
Royalty Co.—
Trade Winds
1
10-14
4
15c
-
preferred (quar.)_
Inc., class A
1
1
10-31
Extra
7%
(quar.)
T"-ri tim.art,
Tom Bell
$1.18
+
(quar.)_
Co.
1
1111-
11-
5c
preferred—
American
11-
11-15
Pa.)
—
R.)
4.50%
(quar.)
American-International
11-15
10-17
18c
Inc.
Extra
Class
11- 5
10-14
11-20
in¬
(quar.)——-—————
1
——i
Rubber
of
Behlen
11-10
10c
By-Products—
A
6
1-
.11-30
(quar.)
Products,
Reduction,
Class
Bank
—-
(5c from
gains)
Corp.
Co.—
preferred
Baldwin
10-26
7(Ac
-
___.
Mfg. Corp. (Ohio), 55c pfd. (quar.)
5(A% prior preferred (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,' Ltd.
(quar.)—
Air
1-20
11-12
5c
(initial)
11-15
h
$1.25
—L
_______
(Scranton,
Ramo Wooldridge,
Thompson
49
Bank
I—
(John
Thompson
(quar.)—___—__________
(quar.)
National
Third
Corp.
11-10
11-25
„
Aeronca
American
12-
6%
$1.10
—
5.109
Corp.—
(quar.)
American
11-30
25c
_
(quar.)_
(quar.)——
(quar.)
class A
(reduced)
Plastics
Alabama
10c
Tampa Electric Co., common
Co.
Auams-ivuhis
5
,
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Corp.,
common
American
Taft
;
Petroleum
Quarterly
——-
Biscuits, Inc.
Class
5
11-30
at
t
,
Sun Oil Co.-(quar.)-,
Sunshine
dividend
25c
2%
"
:—
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Missiles & Construction
American
payment
common
on
Stock
Acme
5
fctubnitz-Greene
(Action deferred
this time).
Per
.
Vending Corp. (quar.)
Aberdeen
5
12-
87(Ac
100%
7(Ac
(stock
Calif., Inc.
Corp.—
of
10-31
10c
30c
2<^>
—
Furniture
Storyline
10-18
40c
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Strolee
(quar.)
common
15c
45c
30c
_____
dividend
Stock
3(A 9
Mfg
Products
v
6(4%
22c
•
99(Ac
97(Ac$1.0375
4.25 9
Dreferred
(quar.)————
$1.0625
4.409 preferred $100 par (quar.)
$1.10
4.40%
preferred $25 par (quar.)
27(Ac
4.609
preferred (quar.)—h
- $1.15
4.75 9.
preferred
(quar.);
$1.1875
5.625 9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.405A
4.369
preferred
(quar.)———
27(Ac
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
30c
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
33c
$1.44
preferred
(quar.)————36c
3.70%
preceding table.
ABC
'
Basic
—
-
quar.)
(increased
Common
11-30
1
•
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
this
announced
Alabama
70c
—
Public
Southwestern
1
1
(Dallas)-—
Insurance
Life
12-
12-
*
25 (Ac
26 (Ac
29ysC
30 (Ac
V'
1
—
Southwestern
Southwestern
dends
'*
Edison—
California
Southern
(quar.)
common
12-15
12-15
»
weeks and not yet paid.
Acme
(quar.)
t
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Name of Company
<
I 1
•
,
10-14
10-29
12%c
(quar.)
(1947 series)
(quar.)
Piano
Baldwin
11-15
12-15
$1.25
I J
>
r
•
.
11-15
37(Ac
10c
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)
—
50c
Soss
Manufacturing
(quar.)4.—'
Tool
11-1
12-
quarterly
Increased
Smith
10-11
+22(Ac
$25c
80c
50c
45c
$1 pfd. (quar.)_.
(Conn.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Oil
Smith
1
11-15
75c
Trust
Co. (quar.)
tj. Hungerfordi
Skelly
11-21
11-
Below
10-11
12-12
'
;
-
Co., Ltd.,
&
Corp.
1
11-
(quar.)
6%
1-13
10-31
(quar.)—__
common
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
11-11
•
1"
$1
Co.,
(quar.)
S.)
(T.
Simsbury
Sinclair
$2.50
„
(quar.)
Sidney Roofing & Paper, Ltd.—
90c
85c'
$1
25c
'9 SI
(s-al
Trust
12-10
2-
1
11-
11-15
55c
(quar;)_
<quar.)_.
Inc.
S..eiaton,
2IV2C
(quar.)
A
common
preferred
pre.erred
$4
class
Co.,
-I—
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common
4y2% preferred (quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Salant
10-29
15c
preferred B (quar.)
Avco Corporation
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund, class B
come
and 16c from capital
6%
10-18
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Class
"
6%
preferred
(accum.)
Wometco Enterprises, class A
11-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
* 25c
Banking
Automobile
„
When
Share
Name of Company
10-31
12- 1
1-31
12- 1
12-20
25c
12- 5
10-20
11-21
2-21
11-15
',35c
„
Electric
preferred
(quar.)__
.
11-
12-20
11- 1
25c
•
(N. Y.)
3%
—
(quar.)
Extra
Trust
(quar.)_.
9c
—.1
(Ariz.)
(initial)
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal
Gas
(quar.)...,
Quarterly
;
Win-Chek Industries, class
(quar.)
dividendl
Foods
Ohio
5c
;
Corp.
(stock
Mexican
West
Share
,,
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
Per
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
\
Name of Company
$1
Trust, (quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
22 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Hospital
uas
Rocnester
Share
.
.
Chase
Co.
Co.
Oil
(quar.)__
24c
(quar.;___
p.
27y2c
11-15
10-11
25c
10-25
10-
25c
11-
1
10-10
60c
11-15
10-14
(extra)
&
Manhattan
Refining
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
Volume
192
Number 5997
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
^er
Name of Company
Holders
Per
Payable of Rec.
t%
CheSvBurrP°nUptS C°rp' (stock (quar.)
dividend)..
Corp., common
Cheiry-Burrell
(1615)
11-14
Name of Company (
10-14
4%
preferred
series
10-31
10-26
1947
4%
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
series
10-26
1946
Dominion
Glass
(quar.)
10-31
10-26
Dominion
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
3%% convertible preferred
R7iA<.
11-
T,setst-paui &
Series
A
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
1
10-
Co.
common
1
Steel
&
Coal
Ltd.
"
11-
11-15
10-14
1-15
191/1*
(quar )
1-
11-
<cWo")~
1-
3
10-
Donnelly
4
(R.
Stock
R.)
dividend
tional
Dow
5
5
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-28
J60c
—
Co., Ltd.—
"
'
3
(7
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-
in
be
from
net
investment
3
2%
of
>
91/
„
1
10-20
10-14
10-24
cents
from
,n
10c
25c
11-
1
12-
5
11-
10c
Tv ^nd EI®ctric Illuminating,
4»A% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR
guaranteed
5%
Finance
51,12 /a
Central Power
*1
preferred
Engineering,
Machinery
5%
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
10-20
Electric
$106'A
11-15
11-
11-
10-14
n7
Confederation Life
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
Consolidated
Natural
Gas
Consolidated
Royalty
Oil
Extra
(stock
Textile
preferred
Consolidated
Class
A
10-14
1
11-21
Enamel
9-22
9-22
4%
preferred
B
Crowell-Collier
(stock
Ltd.-—
1010-
5
Fed-Mart
1
10-
5
Federal
1
10-
5
Class
11-
1
10-
$4.24
&
Light;
$4 pfd.
(quar.) •
preferred
10-
12-
11-16
3
1
12-
1
11-
1-3-61
1212-
2
10-21
$2.25
1-3-61
12-
2
Class
11-25
11-
4
proximately
Chemical
Soto
43A%: class
A
Coatings—
~
12-1
11-18
1-
$1.13
1
First
12-15
pfd.
10-
11-
Railroad
Dennison
10-13
1
10-
'
First
Extra
Voting
'
Detroit
&
Dial
Canada
Finance
Diamond
$1.50
Co.
preferred
Diebold,
Inc.
Stock
2y4c
in
$1.50
in
cash
City Bank- (N.
National
Credit,
10-14
First
National
Iron
12-18
First Southern
class
Bank
Y.)
B
(New
10-15
10-15
12-
7
11-14
Motor
Co.
Extra
Ford
Co.,
Nat'l
10-13
Franklin
1
11-14
Fraser
12-
10-25
9-30
10-25
,
Freimam
1
9-30
"
11-
1
11-1
10-10
11-
10-10
1-3-61
12-15
11-15
Bank
(England)
Corp
Geduld
(A.
Electrohome. Industries,
Ltd.
1
10-15
Holiday
1
10-14
10-14
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
12-
1
11-
11-
1
Co.,"
common
3
11-
7
General
Dynamics Corp.
12-
3
11-
7
General
12-
3
11-
7
General
Instrument
3
11-
7
General
Mills,
12-
l":
General
Electric
10-19
8
10-17
General
Public
11-
1"
10-10
General
Steel
11-
1
10-10
12-31
12-12
1-16
12-19
11-15
10-14
9-9
9
$5
t20c
J50c
$1
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
1
10-25
10-25
10-
3
11-15 :
11-
1
1-3-61
12-20
10-31=
10-31
9-30
•
10-17
11-30
11-17
12-15
12-
1
8
10-14
11-30
11-15
11-
11-15
10-31
$1.32
General
11-
1
10-31
1211-
1
1
10-14
10-13
Hunt
B
9
25c
11-10
10-
7
50c
10-25
Utilities
Wares,
preferred
preferred
Products
preferred
Hussman Refrigerator
9-16
Huttig Sash & Door,
9
11-10
Hydra-Power
1
10-10
Hydraulic Press Brick
11-
$1.25
common
1
1010-
3
11-25
10-28
tlOc
11-15
11-
1
10-
4
22Vic
11-
1
10-
7
Hyster
Company
r
•
11-15
25c
32 Vic
■i
T
11-15
10-25 '
10-25-.
32 Vic
11-15
10-25
11-15
.10-25
2-15
1-25
32 Vic
32'/2C
2-15
Illinois
Brick
11-15
10-28
1
10-17
11-
10-28
II-10
10-31
10-15
11-14
10-28
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
11-
1
9-30
9-30
1
11-
11-15
12-
9
11-10
11-
1
10-15
3
10-
10-14
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-30
12-20
1-2-61
12-18
3-18
4-1-61
7-1-61
6-17
1
10-21
11-
11-
10-19
11-
10-20
10-20
11-
11-
10-14
11-
10-15
11-
10-15
12-
11-15
'
f
.
11-22
10-31
10-31
12'Ac
11-30
11-15
$1.25
11-30
$1.25
11-30
11-1 5
11-
1
10-14
$1.25
12-30
12-15
5c
1
—;___
*
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
11-15
10-14
11-
1
10-14
$1
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
10-31
25c
(quar.)—__.
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
—__;
(quar.)
Power
Co.
—
2-15
1-25
•
v
(quar.)_
Co.,
4.08%
.
'
preferred
40c
50c
51c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.26% preferred Hquar.)
4.42%. preferred (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
Imperial
Bank
of
—
—
—
Canada
52'Ac
53'Ac
10-21
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
1C-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1.
10-1.0
11-
1
10-10
1
10-10
$45c
11-
1
9-30
$30c
(quar.)
——
—
10-31
11-
12-
1
10-31
:—55'Ac
583Ac
—
(quar.)
Extra
Imperial
Chemical
British
Less
Telephone Co. of Indiana—^
$2 preferred (quar.)_J____$2.50 preferred (quar.)_-__:—
10-14
1-25
33c
(quar.)__
3
6
1
11-
11-22
(Oregon)
4.20%
33c
i
B
Illinois
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
1010-
10-17
$$1.25
5%
1
12-15
10-31
10-25
.
(quar.)
com.
Hygrade. Food Products Corp.^
4%
preferred A (quar.)_
3
29c
Corp.
10-15
10-25
.____
(quar.)
5%
10-10
1
United
fquar.)_______
12-
1
—.—
,
(quar.)
B
11-
11-
(quar.)
Industries,
&
preferred A
5%
15c
93 %C
—_
(quar.)
(s-a)
30c
(increased)
Ltd.,
Vitamin
1
11-
1
60c
10c
$1
12'Ac
$.00625'
12'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
A
11-
1-3-61
9
50c
(quar.)
Foods
5%
,
12-
common
class
10-10
11-
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
47'Ac
—
shillings
from trading
less
Kingdom income tax__
—1
Six pence from land account
10-14
1
12-23
t
Factors,
1
11-
$^.12'/2
(quar.)—
Two
1
10-18
10-27
15c
(N. Y.)
Hudson's Bay Co.
10-17
.11-10
11-
$10c
5%
$1.32
?
$1
(quar,)—.-
—__
Houston
.
10-10
11-
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Y.)
(N.
10-14
1
15c
(quar.)!______
Co.
10-20
1
11-10
10-31
:
(quar.)_—
Co.
9-30
11-
5c
.
(quar.)—__——
A
11-
55c
__.——
preferred (quar.)____:
Lighting & Power/$4
Class
——
$15c
—*.—
Syracuse
4%
1
50c
(reduced)
;—
Baking
Hardart
&
Hotel
10-25
9
(quar.)—____!
—2%
'—
Quarterly
(Joseph)
.Home
Horn
9-30
10-31
31'Ac
35c
37Vic
10c
(quar.)
—:
Hardart
12-
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
11-14
30c
$1.30 preferred ^( quar.
• -
tl7,/ic-.
■
25c
25c
25c
10-21
11-
10-14
Corp.— '■
$1.30 preferred B
39c-
1
11-15
7
7
15c
4%
—.—
dividend)-*.
(s-a)
class
preferred
&
2
11-
12-
50c
*
11-
10-31
12%c
preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of California—'
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
1
$1.00 preferred (quar.):
$1,30 preferred (quar.)_*._^„
$1.30 preferred B (quar,)..
V
.
-
4Mj%
12-31
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
11-
9-
Inc,
Motors
10-29
10-24
B
Hubsman
$3.75
11-15
10-24
Company,
Horn
12-
1.5
11
1-2-61
Bearing (quar.)k__—15c
&
Class
1
(quar.)
Co.
Hoover
'
11-
(quar.)
Co.
i-_
—
Co.,' Ltd. (quar.)—
(N. Y.) (quar,)_*._—__—
Ball
11-30
—■
common
pfd.
—,——
Insurance
Chemical
'•.7c
(quar.)_____
11-30
Ltd.
Co.,
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Winston
&
Hoover
X
Corp,_.
12-
.
Home
10-21
10-
-——
12-
37y2c
1
10-31
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
Bakeries.
pfd.
(quar.)__&
Renfrew
Hudson
Crude
25c
25c 1
40c
Holt,
10-15
10-
30c
(quar.)_____
5.%
dividend
,7c
.
(quar.) _____:—
Baking
$1
Stock
10-15
1
1
12-19
11-25
(extra)
America
Inc.,
Reinhart
Hood
11-
$1
■
L___-—.—*
preferred
Co.
&
preferred
7c
(monthly)
5%
Lumber
of
Stores,
Holt
11-18
15c
class A (monthly)-*—^—
General
12-15
Inns
1111-
10-31
75c
56'Ac
62c
56'Ac
2%
15c
20c
35c
$1.25
20c
-——
7%
k
1
:
12-15
10-11
10-29
$1.37Vi
—
5% preferred
(quar.)___.
Co.
N.)
(P.
5%
10-21
General
•
Mfg.
Products,
(Edward)
Holly
10-21
11-1
General
(S-a>- 110c
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Hirsch
11-
$25c
7
27y2c
,
10-24
9-30
4
10-
;
1
1
9-30
12-15
llV4c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez oil Fields (monthly)—'
Monthly-i,
;
;
Monthly
2_—__!
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.. (quar. )_\
11-
10-18
11-
$.076
Dome
Hines
11-21
3
.' -10%
■_« :
Powder,
Higbie
10-20
10-24
A
15C
:
Hercules
10-10
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-31
;
12-15
1
1
12-10
:
1
10-28
12-
10-31
preferred
cbmmon (quar.)__—
1
25c
(monthly)_"i__-__*._i—*—.——
4%
5V/2%
Marx
11-
20c
Class
?
&
11-
'Gamble-Skogmo,4 Inc.'- (increased-quar,)
10-21
Co.,
11-15
63c
A
Co.,
&
(quar.)
4.96%
(quar.)—___;
Hat Corp. of America, 4'A% pfd. (quar.).—
Hawley Products (stock dividend)
9-30
11-1
(A.)
Schaffner
Galion
(quar.)_—_
com,,
1
I11-
4%
Hercules
$30c
*
10-13
12Vic
1%%
dividend)—,—
dividend
10-31
1
1-
2-24
10-13
6
1%
11-15
12-
12-
Company—
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes industries (quar.)k
6V4 %
11-28
3c
(stock
10-14
11-
$$1.25
dividend
4Va%
,
10-21
11-
—25c
(extra)
Inc.
2
12 Vac
,
10-14
A
Organ
Stores,
Hartford Electric Light,
10-17
—
-
Class
15c
5%
(quar.)__
Harris
Hart
10-14
(interim)—.
Ltd.
(q.uar.')____
Futterman Corp.;
1
Funds, Inc.—
1
(quar.)_
10-18
1
—60c
12-
(quar.)*.*.—.——
Mines,
J.),'Ltd.
Company
Gabriel
5C
"
(interim)
Island)
(Long
1
11-
$1.16
$1.29
66y«c
(quar.)
"
pfd.
11-
Fruehauf Trailer Co,,.>4%(quar.)——
Fuller Brush Co., class A____*i
——
10-10
1-2-61
-.
1
10-31
75c
25c
iauar.)
•»
;
J__L_ '
10-17
10-10
10-25
=
1
11-1
$1
(quar.)
1
$4
10-10
'"
'
11-
4Vz % preferred (quar.)__——:—,—J——■ $$1.12%
Friedman (Louis) Realty Co. (quar.)
10c
—».
;
-
.:
9-30
*
10-13
10-31
11-
3%
(quar.),—
(quar.)—
(H. M.)
Stock
y-3o
12 Vic
Ltd.——
Co's.,
State
Co.
H-D
Harper
10-28
1
30c
Ltd.
Stores
1'
Free
60c
-
1
12-15
■
Motor
12-
12-30
(quar.)_-
30c
15c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_
25c
-
5
$1.75
(quar.)
.
20c
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
Hamilton
93 %c
class A
10-25
10-15
12-19
$1.25
$1.25 3-13-61
12- 6
25c
(quar.)__
17V2C
Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
preferred (quar.)
llr
$2
stock-'
Corp., common
preferred* (quar.)-
Halliburton
Food
10-10
10-25
11-10
10-29
(quar.)
common
25c
1
6
Co.,
10c
1
10-14
Bros.
10c
Co., 7%
10-14
1
11-10
12Vic
—
75c
1
11-
preferred
12-23
11-
Jersey)
•
—-
5%
11-
28'/2C
payable
Halle
Co.—
11-
$1$1.06
'
__.
income
HagerstowmGas Co.
10-14
(qua"
from
7c
(quar.)
10-31
(quar.)
10-24
9-21
$10c
—
—
(quar.)
10-11
(initial)-—
National
2
4.64%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
10-31
/■
10-14
11-
k
10-19
'
$40c
(initial)——
2
11-
1
40c
7Vic
——
5.30%
Hartfield
11-
10-15
10-3-1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5.16%
Series
2%
10-31
1
11-
37Vac
"
Hammond
dividend)
A
First
11-15
Power
1
12-
12-10
11-15
Ohio' RR.—
&
dividend
11-29
dividend)Trust
(Florida)
10c
class
First
Franklin
Inc.-—investment
Mfg.
Dominion
B
Corp.,
12-
■.
or
Investors
(stock
±30c
cash, plus 9c from capital gains pay-
Able
Dodge
net
Financial
Ford
(quar.)____-__
Shares,
from
&
plus
(quar.)—:
12-
(s-a)..—
1
11-22
1
41%c
(quar.)
11-7
11-
10%
—-
(quar.)
A
25c
Charter
Class
5
Mobile
12-
:
class A (quar.)
preferred
12-15
5%
11-21
11-
11-
__——___——
Inc.,
preferred
Stock
10-19
llr I"
7V2c
12-12
11-17
'
11". 1 A
'10-19
56 Vic
——
2
3
11-21
12-12
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
gains
income)
$5
12-19
(quar.)
(stock
Bank
11-16
,1_.
tax)_:_
1
1
1-3-61
$35c
Rubber
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)____
12-
7
1211-
10-15
1;11--T
11-
3
11-16
25c
—
capital
Gulf Oil Corp.
3-15
1
dividend)
$5
12-15
11-
9-12
12-15
25c
common
Insurance
50c
11-
$1.19
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Distillers Co., Ltd—
>•••'_
American
deposit receipts—
Distillers, Ltd. (less British income
Dividend
&
National
Gardner-Denver
eommon
12-31
(stock
Corp.
Industries
Life
Gulf,
t
10-21
4-1-61
40c
$12Vic
$1.37Vz
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
from
11-21
(s-a)__
Tire
50c
J75c
^
Yard Co—
dividend
B
Camden
1-1-61
50c
Corp.,
Gulf
10-21
7
L.),
investment
283/4c
*.1—
5C
Tunnel Corp.
;
10-22
II-
11-
(Houston)—^
;
class A
(quar.)
Wine, Ltd.,
Stock
class A
Insurance
Ltd.,
B
lc
(quar.)
Life
Coal,
class
Growth Industry Shares—
12-15
7
5%
$l2y2c
Telecasting,
27MiC
common
10-31
>
(H.
Class
10-14
1
11-
6c
(quar.)
;—*
10-24
(quar.)_,
National
Corp.,
preferred
10-31
Ltd.
Union Stock
A
71/20
(quar. )_-^._.
Denver
I-
10-28
$1
dividend)__
(stock
s-a)
Southern
West
Growers
10-17
1
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine,
Class B
(quar.)_
(__■
debenture
30c
25c
10C
i
Extra
8%
Dennison Mines,
11-
$35c;
10C
(quar.)-____
(quar.-).
40c
preferred (quar.)__
Firth Sterling Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)
4%
$2
Guerdon
$35c
25c
--••'■
;
common
(Md.)
9-30
.
Manufacturing,-class A
10-14
$35c
12-30
.
__^
11-1
(quar.)
1
2-
$2 50
!.*._•
dividend)
(s-a)-:
$1.50
common.."
A
10-25
liy4c
(quar.)_
Delaware Power & Light Co.
Delaware
10-31
Quarterly
First
7
10-31
17'Ac
-(quar.)__li
-
11-15
:_
dividend
Firestone
$1
DeBeers Consolidated Mines American shares
De
10c
*
5c
class
Finlayson Enterprises, Ltd.,
25c
tl2V2C
shillings,- amounting to ap64c
per
Depositary share
9-30
(quar.)
Deposit
series
$1.13
.
5
10-17
10-31
(quar.)_._
General
Stock
2
1-3-61
$2
lc
&
Financial
8
11-21
$104
4y2% preferred (quar.) ~_
$1 12y2
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)v. $125
Dayco Corp., $2 pfd. A (quar.)__
50c
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.-),_'w
$1
of
10-31
Department Stores—
(initial quar.)
New
11-25
(quar.)
Gross
Federated
/•
Dividend
35c
$12'/jC
Monthly
3
30c
40c
.—
preferred (quar.)
Green
10-17
30c
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60% pfd.
Federated
Corp.
(Del.)
(monthly)
10-17
10-
preferred
Gulf
Insurance
10-
10-25
;
10-31
$3
preference
11-15
10-31
B
Griesedieck Company, 5% conv.
5% series 1954 preferred
$3
$1.40
10-25
10-
$50c
Greeley Gas Co., 5y2% pfd. A (quar.)___
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick (quar.)_
Insurance
common
Co.
(s-a)__.
'Greyhound
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
A
Quarterly
10-20
(quar.)
Federal
Frito
Power
Corp.
B
10-30
class
Great
12-20
ll/2%
10-15
10-15
(quar.)—.—
11-23
1
11-
12-15
—
11-23
11-
10-17
10-17
1
1
class
Great
12-19
1-3-61
1
1
11-
15c
20c
(quar.)
12-15
$1.16Mi
1111-
1-3-61
15c
;
12-15
4c
7
10-25
(W.
1
Ltd.—
(Canada)
1-3-61
*
Grain,
Co.__
Batteries
5
11-
11-15
$1.50
20c
—
10-25
11-14
6V2% conv. pref. series A (quar.)
__i
$$1.62'A
Crystal Oil & Land Co.; $1.12 pfd. (quar.)_^
28c
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 non-eum. class A
(quar.)
50c
Cutter Laboratories, class A (quar.)
5c
Class B (quar.)____
,
5C
Dallas
(quar.)
Life
Co.
—
—
40c
'
(s-a)
com.
.
Fate-Root-Heath
5
1
1
k.v
10-15
(stock dividend)—.—
Y.)
N.
—
(initial)
Employees Corp.
R.) & Co.—
(Increased
10-15
$1.62
Traders
&
(Syracuse,
Quarterly
11-
_
(quar.)
1
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.3
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_—
Crow's Nest Pass Coal. Ltd. (s-a)
International
Farmers
11-
+5oc
Co.
&
1
$1121/2
___i.__3_33
12-12
10-15
*
11-
55c
(quar.)
Publishing
Milner
5
16C
_I_33_3I33_33
_-
Co.
1
10-
1
11-
5%
(quar.733
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds
12-
11-
$1.25
Coronation
Crush
12-15
15c
Mortgage, Ltd. (quar.)
_.■
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Crossett Co.-, class A (quar.)
Co.,
Extra
„
(quar.)_
(initial)
RR.
1-3-61
1
—
1
—_____
Grayson-Robinson Stores
1
(s-a)
Brewing Corp.
55c
Corp.
(Del.)
11-
65c
________
Stores
Crowley
11-15
10-17
10-14
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
1
—
1
10-10
11-
12y2%
Group Asso. (quar.)___
Heating Products, class A (quar.)
Rule
Co.
(initial-quar.)_
51 i/„p
_
Products
7
6% conv. preferred (quar.)___:
Farmers Bank of State of Delaware (special)
Farmers Bros. Co. (quar.)*.—
kol
__
(quar.)
Continental Transportation Lines
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Wllliamsport
Falstaff
4%
Motors
10-
11-
Co., 6%
preferred
(quar.)____^_
County Trust (Stamford, Conn.)—
Quarterly
*_
i
$4.52
Continental
1
11-
—
10-28
47'Ac
3333
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.) **
Continental Gin, 41/2% preferred (quar.)___
11-
(quar.)
10-14
11-
10-25
30c
56yiC
$0.5781 y4
13c
8%
.
11-
—
Co.
Gas
10-13
11-15
(quar.)_
Container
7
(final)
Ltd.
"Adrs"_
11-15
~~~
(quar.)
10-
$1.12V2
&
Fidelity
common
10-15
1
50c
10-29
j12c
Co.,
1
Grace
$1.50
6c
A.
Ltd.-7
11-15
(23c
Ltd.—
$4.50
Class
10-25
15c
25c
—
Co., common (quar.)_____:.
preferred
Government
12-15
6»/4C
Fairbanks
7
Mfg.
Gould-National
$1.50
•_*—
m-
,
Theatres
Power
10-
55C
(quar.)
Corn
11-
10-10
(quar.
(quar.):
11-15
Fairfield
-
10-25
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
9-22
3
I
Evans
9-22
11-
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
Cornet
11-
&
Preferred
)
10-10
(quar.)
11-30
11-
Employers
12-
__
(s-a)..
$4.16
'
10-28
11-
(quar.)
Consumers
Empire Millwork Corp
12-
dividend).
(s-a)
__—___«________
Consolidated
5%
Corp.
Elmira
11-1
10-20
55c
$1.12%
10-25
common
preferred
12-15
11-
-
————•*-
10-14
51
Foods
Extra
10-31
preferred
12-15
10c
•/
—.—
Equal to about 9V2C on
Elizabethtown Consolidated
10-14
$1 ifi
III"31
(quar.)"
Edison-.(N. Y.), $5 pfd.
1
$1.75
Industries,
1
„
__
Consolidated
Musical
1
$i*iuX
__________
Consolidated
&
10-14
87'/ac
5%
10-31
8%
(quar.)
1
50c
pfd.~(q~uar.3
____
1
10-
'
——
(quar.)
preferred
12-
$1371/3
(quar.)
preferred
1
preferred
2nd
onr
'
(quar.)
preferred
$2.20
12-
10-27
25c '
(accum.)—
11-
}50
$2-04
12-15
(accum.)*.*,——
B
10-31
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goldblatt Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Corp.—
15c
""
Quarterly
$2.06
1
(Toronto)—~~
Assurance
5%
2%
11-
+15"
__
Connecticut Light & power, $1.90
$2 preferred (quar.)
J
1
—$$1.75
(quar.)*.-.
10-17
40c
Envelope, Ltd., class A
Godfrey Company (quar.)
4%
Engineering (initial)
Products, common (quar.)_;
27'Ac
ac
_
12-
llYsO
Edwards
6%
~
"""""I"
(quar.)_
~~
Concord Natural Gas, common
10-13
States
10-17
11-
(quar.)
4Mi%
10-10
12-15
Lines
Industries
4V2 %
~i
(quar.)
10-25
10c
dividend
preferred
10-15
*
J
Fund
$6
10-20
Ekco
"
HI™
dividend) "
(quar.)
1
10-18
("quaV.j
_
-(quar.)
87V&C
—
(accum.)
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
11-
(quar.)
Globe
Power Ltd.—
preferred A
1
'
(quar.)'
Commonwealth Gas Corp. (stock
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Concord
Eastern
Air
10-17
45/s%
Centers, Inc
preferred
1
~~
Inc.
dividend
preferred
preferred
Compo Shoe
Eastern
12-12
7%
11-
(q"ua7.)_""""
Commerce Title Guaranty
(Memphis)
Commonwealth Edison Co., common
Stock
10-24
10-27
*"""
~
(quar.)___
(quar.)_*-___
Enterprises;, Ltd.
4.64%
Stock
11-
S
_
preferred
9-30
10-10
dividend
Eastern
12-31
21 i/n
quar.)
Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
4V*%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
11-10
10-10
11-
)
Columbia
.
11-10
1
11-15
; ■
_____
Combustion
1
■
11-
(quar.)__.
(P. H.)
Goodman
10-31
30C
~
Co
pfd.~7auar
6%
Stock
Eagle Food
5
$7
Monthly
•4.65%
12-
Co.—
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25
Columbia Gas System (increased
Combined
10-21
(quar.)
$1.27Vi
1
Investment—
Glatfelter
10-25
10-17
10-17
6% non-participating preferred (quar.)—_
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)—
11-13
10-28
10-20
12-
07V?®
~~
Glrard
10-10
11-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
10-10
-
4
tlOc
_—
Corp.
East Kootenay
1%
7
$1.12Vi
,
pfd. series 1947 & 1956 (quar.)
Fund (from investment
income")!"""
Colorado
3 1/13%
Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)__
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
12-lf
10-31
Colonial
;
Ordinary...
$4.50
12-
(quar.)!
common
(quar.)
Colonial
Ltd.,
10-
10-31
duPont
11-25
1-1-61
_
10-14
4Vi%
of
11-25
11-15
45C
*1191/
Regular guaranteed (quar.)"
"
Cleveland Securities Corp......:!:!"'*
Coteat!;~Palmollve C°M
$3.50
preferred
Rubber
Dura
~
—
(quar.)
Dunlop
12-15
»■,
(quar") '
4
com.
_
_
10-14
1-1-61
St. "Louis
10-28
10-10
$1.50
dividend).
A
Company
Gimbel Bros., Inc.,
10-17
2%
12-15
LI0
Co~TYl~\
Mahoning Ry.
C1RVelaci Cincinnati,(quar.)., ■
Chicago'&
Ry
5% preferred
Special
V,
'
extra
preferred
Gilchrist
10-10
11-
11-
(stock
com.
5% voting preferred
Genesco, Inc., common
and
1111-
11-
preferred
$3.50
realized
net
Waterworks
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
28c
3%
*
9-16
55 Vic
25c
27'/2c
(quar.)
•
DuPont
(Savin-
&
1
•
.
—
Year-end
11-25
11-
capital gains)
Drug-Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Class A common (quar.)
Shares hefd? °r °ne SSS1SHSSH
Clearfield
12-13
i
frac-
income
11-25
Ducommun Metals & Supply (quar.)
Dunhill International (stock dividend)
11-
11-15
Title Insurance Co. (N. Y )
(ouar
Citizens & Southern National Bank
nah, Ga.) (quar.)
(
12-13
.
(quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
-
J
City
6%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
General
2%
lieu
paid)—
(Stock dividend)
Inc.— •
preferred
preferred
5.60%
13c
Co.
Fund,
cents
will
10-14
$16c
(Quar.)
5.10%
5Vi%
flOc
(quar.)
Share
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
-
,
10-31
common
(cash
shares
Chemical
Dreyfus
& Sons,
Per
Name of Company
10-15
t20c
Dominion
11-25
11-23
J
271V
(quar )
Quane"fynaI Bank & Tru8t
City Scores (quar.
7
12-15
1-15
City Investing Co.,
11-
$37Vie
(extra)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
(q~ua~r~)II"
preferred
Co.,;Ltd.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
tl5c
Final
(quar.)
When
Share
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd.. common
(quar.)
Second convertible preference (quar.)
11
tax
Industries,
Ltd.—
6'A%
(final)
10-31
in-
11-30
$31'Ac
7
-
:—.-.
1
10-14
Imperial Investment Ltd., 6'A%
11-1
50c
10-14
Indian
11-
62y2c
Telephone Co: of Kentucky—
5.00%.. preferred (quar;)
62%c
12-' 1
11-15
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
64 Vic
12-
1
11-15
5.20%
preferred
(quar.")_____———
$1.30
12-
1
11-15
10-31
10-15
—
General
Telephpne Co. of the Northwest—
4.80% preferred (quar.)"
—I—
Head Mills,
Inc.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial
Hose
&
'
Ribber
Ingersoll-Rand, common
6%
preferred
10-14
(quar.)__i—
;
10-14
—
1111-
10-14
5c
:—
(initial)
12-
11-15
75c
r—51
r-~~.—
(s-a)—
.
37'Ac
31-'Ac
(quar.)
$1.25
Extra
30c
(quar.)
(Mass.)—
$1.50
General
pfd.
LA
$3
12-
121-2-61
11-
1
11-1
12-
5
12
Per
Name of
When
Holder«
Snare
Company
Payuule
oj jvec.
(quar.)
Fund
<
11- 5
10-2S
Marquette
115c
_
10-30
10-15
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
(5c
.
International
Bank
D.
Wash.
of
International Paper Co.,
Stock dividend
C.
(s-a)
78%c
5
on
a
(quar.)______—
10-18
Mayer (Oscar) & Co.
10-10
McCabe
3%%
9-30
,
.
12-
6
12-
—__—
Investors Research Fund.
,
2c
—__
12^30
6
10-28
11-15
10-11
37fee
(quar.)
11- 1
10-17
11-1
10-17
12-
1
10-31
11-1
11- 1
11- 4
10-14
10-31
10-17
Extra
Iowa-Illinois Gas 8c Electric Co.,
(quar.)
4.22% preferred (quar.)——
4.36%. preferred (quar.).——....—
Iowa Power 8c Light (quar.)
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible pfd. (quar.)..
47fec
$1.06
$1.09,
40c,
13%c
com.
—
8c
Heintz,
Inc.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-31
10-10
20c
10-27
10-17
200
*
10-27
11-1
10-10
15c
25c
10-31
10-17
iy4C
10-31
10-17
$25c
12-
1
11-
37 fee
11-
1
10-20
Class B
(increased)
preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mercantile StQres,Co. (quar.)
Merchants Fast Motor Lines (quarJ-i-A—Mersick Industries (stock
dividend)
Inc.,
Jantzen,
dividend
Stock
5%
held)
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
Miami TUe
*.———...—__
11-25
-
Jeannette Glass Co.—
~
7% pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea. Co., 3%% preferred (quar,)..—
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co.(quar.)_
Josten's, Incl, class A_1—1———.—__—__
$28
*
Class B
_l
10-
1
10-14
12-
1
$1
12-
1
11-18
10-25
10-
4
50c
......
10-28
3.80%
4%
preferred
preferred
4.20%
10-14
4.35%
4.50%
Kawecki Chemical-Co.
Kayser-Roth- Corp,
10-18
dividend)—
(quar.).:
Kellogg Company, 3fe%
—
Common
Common
preferred (s-a)
(monthly)
_
Monthly
—
Klein
(S.) Department
lieu of cash)..,
Kobacker Stores
(stock div. in
Stores
Class
B
B
Apparel
LaCrosse
A
and
1
10-14
11-
1
l°r20
Packard-Bell
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
Park Chemical Co. (quar.)__
-———
Parke Davis Co.
(quar.)——
Parker Drilling of Canada Ltd. (increased)-
20c
12-12
11-18
Patterson
12-12
11-18
37 fee
(quarj__™________—
11-15
10-28
B
1
Class
12c
10-25
9-30
11-25
10-31
IOC
10-28
10-14
$1.06 Va
.
r
Quarterly
__.
(quar.)™—L—
so
~ as
(25c
4%
Ltd.,
Marconi
tions,
(P. R.)
Ltd.,
11-30
11-10
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-10
10-31
10-17
12- 1
11- 1
12-15
11-10
10-10
National
1
11-
12-1
11-
10-10
1
10c,
10-11
10-31'
10-15
10-15
2
:
New Jersey
New Jersey
10-21
4.50%
3.75%
10-10
10-10
$3.50
11-
1
10-20
$3e
11-1
10-20
2-1-61
1-20
11-15
10-25
27fee
10-25
10-14
15c
10-31
10-21
2c
11-10
10-20
2c
11-10
10-20
4%
4fe%
12c
17fee
-
pfd. A
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06fe
$i
11-10
10-20
12-
11-10
l
11-
1
10-10
H-
l
10-10
$$1.25
10-31
10-17
ll
12fee
10-31
10-
(quar.)_
62fec
11- 1
10-14
(quar.)
pref. A
Marine
(interim)
:
2 fe %
12-6
K.)
5
Potomac
Co.
11-
1
10-15
preferred B
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
11-
1
10-18
12-30
12- 9
10-31
10-17
1-6-61
9
11-
$1.50
American
3-1^61
.
Illinois
preferred
preferred
Gas,
.
•:
;
•
.
400
7c
,
7
j
I
.
7-
10-14
v
15c
10-31
12-23
11- <1
7
12-30
11- 1
(N.
11- 1
10-21
11- 1 «•
10-20
com.
(quar.)
—'
(quar.)
&
Wire
(quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
Nunn-Bush Shoe
Co.
(quar.)
Quebec
Power
Cok
;Racine.Hydraulic
■
pfd.
(quar.)
—_
>
(quar.)
$1.20; .convertible preferred
,A
(quar;)___u
(stock dividend)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
*;
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)
10-14
Randall,Graphite Bearings, Inc.
11-
1
10-13
Real Estate
11-
1
10-14
America
11-10
10-20
11-
1
10-19
10-31
12-1
11- 4
(C. A.)
Class B
12-30
Extra
9-30
1Q-14
11-
1
10-14
30c
$1.25
11-
1
9-22
11-
Radla
Reed
Co., class A
-.10325
10-18
10-28
10-14
10-19
iO-10
10-19
30c
11-1
10-14
25C
11- 1
10-10
Republic National Bank
(Dallas)
10c
11-
1
10-10
Republic Supply Co.
California
11- l
10-10
Reynolds
10-10
43A%
preferred
(quar.)__
Reynolds
(R. J.)
Tobacco Co.
lfic
45c
of
Co.
•
H-21
10-28
10-14
Ltd—
t28c
of
10-25
11-15
15c
(quar.)
14c
10-25
jCanada—
10-10
'
$$1.18
(quar.)_
10-20
11- 1
25c
(monthly)-
12-15
10-15
11-4
1-1-61
50c
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)
Republic Corp—
Aluminum
10-21
10-13
10-15
11- 1
65c
12- 5
*
,
1°-.*
11-15
10-18
10- 7
10-19
11- 1
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
Reliable Life Insurance Co.
(Mo.)_!
Reliable Stores Corp. (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. 8c Engineering
(quar.)
9-30
10-28
10-28
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
11- 4
10-31
9-30
11- 1
9-16
5c
40c
15c
tlOc
$10c
Renold Chains Canada,
$1.10 class A (ouar.)
12rl910-20
12- 2
,11-16
10-14
11- 1
10-25
25c
-
11-4
25c
10-24
87fee -.1-3-61
30c
12-12
5c
10-31
11-1
10-25
$$1
12-31
30cv
3%
$1.25
50c
!
(quar.)
10-
10-14
;v
25c
i._
shares
10-31
r
10-22
10-14
.11-25
25c
and B
9-22
1
711- 1
50c
A
11- 1
7
4c
$40c
*
Relchhold Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)
Reitman's Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
on
1
11-
.10-28
10-28
10-28
^,10- 5
llrlS
•
of
11- 1
11-15
9-22
i
(quar.)__
Investment Trust Co.
(increased)
Realty Equities Corp.
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.37fe
37fec
10-31
7
11-15
11-15
&;Machinery— V
11-1
—25c
1Q-15
12-1
12-1
.
Shares, Inc.___
25c
10c
Extra
Steel
Quarterly Distribution
25c
(s-a)
Engineering, class A
Extra
10-15
10-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
1-2-1
.
$35c
(quar.)
10-21
2
11- 1
>
$40o
$40c
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
(quarJ
11-
$1.12 Va
,9.q.
9-30
10- 7
11-15
' 10-21
10-15
10-14
,
11-1
11- 2
of Colorado, com. (quar.)
47¥2c
c
420%: preferred (quar.)____
^_______l._* $1.05
-'4$4% preferred (qiiar.$1,06.V«'.
4.64% -preferred (quar.)_____.
,
$1.16
Public Service Co of New Hampshire-—.
•
.
Common
(quar.)
26c;
;
3.35%: preferred (quar,)__
84c
55c
L____
7
$30c
.<
—
—
12- 9
12- 9
37Vac
Common
common
(quar,)
Radiation, Inc.
$2 1-16-61
25c
1- 1
—
(quar.)
Northern
Class B
(Canada)
1- 1
t6c
27J/2C
■
.
$25c
Bank
10-19
12V2C
15c
.
65c
11-15
1-1
•
11- 1
37fec
Co.
~
10-31
30c
.
Trust
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Pacific Ry.
Ltd.
(s-a)___
Bank
25c
(quar.)
Northern
Utilities,
Tradesmen's
93%c
—_
Y.)
Co.
10-13
11-18
12- 9
f
30c.
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Oil
IQ-14V 7, 7 -4,50%: preferred (quar.)__1
; 7 7.;' Puritan Fund, Inc. _!____
.
11- 1.; 10-14
10-28
10-14.
,
.
11-18
10-13
;
11-21
11-1
12- 1
11-15
Public S.ervice .Co.
11^15
12-26
*
Extra
(
11-23
$10
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Insurance
Cotton
(Philadelphia)
1
2-
11-10
____
common
Gamble Co.
&
7
.
(quar.)
10-14
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
pfd. (accum.)
11-18
2fe%
$1.06fe
:
12- 2
37c
7
t50c
7;'37feo...
65c
receipts ordinary..
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Provident
12-1
;
Co.,
Producing Properties, Inc., 6%
10-25
7
deposit
&
Gardner
Provincial
.
.10-14
10-31
10-31
•
10c
Producers
7
11-1
;
preferred
Bros.
:Prince
,
.
10-14
10-14
10-14
90c
$1.17Va
12- 2
15c
,
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
<
pfd. (quar,)__
(quar.)
10-
1
$20c
(quar.)—.—L---,;.
7
3.60%
4.70%
Procter &
& Gas—
11-18
10-10
President Brand Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—
$5e
——
12- 1
10-27
25c
10-14
(increased)——t—$1
(quar.)
12- 9
12- 9
Co
2%
^
1-3-61
1-3-61
$1,37fe
$1.06fe
60c
held—
10- 7
10- 7
62 fee
10%
50c
,
.
2%
&
11- 1
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
10-31
—.—
(Ala;)—
11-3
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
12-
Price
preferred (quar.)
North American Fund of Canada, Ltd
North Shore Gas (111.) (quar.)_^,—
Northern Central Ry.
(s-a)
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Northland
E'dison,
10-13
12- 1
11- 1
(N. J.)
12-30
Machine Co.—:
convertible
Common
(Del.)—
Co., Inc.
Transit
11- 1
62fec
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
10-13
11- 1
35c
7c
—;•
———
30c
Nortex Oil 8c Gas Corp.—
5%
(H.
4fe%
10-14
10-14
11- 4
v
—
Portland
(stock divid.)
.Trust (quar.
Growth Fund,
Northwestern
Communica¬
(After British taxes approximately 4c)
7
Porter
10-14
1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
3%
dividend)
Ltd. (quar.)—_
(stock
.
12- 5 ; 11-18
,.,
8c Chicago Ry.—
17 fee
preferred (quarj
preferred (quar,)
Northwest
preferred
12-
11-
10%
adjustment
$5.50
shares
12-15
5fe%
(s-a)
State Electric
Northern
(quar.)
25c
Nielsen (A. C.) Co., new com. (initial quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., .6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.20
20c
Scale
(extra)—_____——
Merchandise Co.
York
New
10-14
1
Pneumatic
1
Y.)—
Bank
Process
11- 1
1
Quarterly
Plough, Inc.
10-21
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—
.
93fec
-New Brunswick.Trust„Coji (CJievir. Jersey)— ;
•
3% preferred (annual)-;
i_—30c 7
10-31
11-
10-21
11-
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10.^
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
97fec
$1
42fee
(quar.)—
common
Plainfield Trust State National Bank
Fairfield
of
Insurance
shares
10
TNew York
11-
12-20
11-10
Nelson Fund, Inc.1 (a distribution of .Income)
New
11-25
12-30
50c
35c
Nationwide Corp. (stock dividend)—^
Neiman-Marcus, 4fe% preferred (quar.)
10-14
10-31
'
30c
dividend
each
r-
68c;; 10-27;
12- 8
—
Television* Inc.—..
;
Stockholders will reecive three shares: of
National
Telefifm Associates, Inc. for
11- 2
35c.
(N.
(quar.)—.—
National Theatres
11-2
$10c
Hess
Security
Stock
11- 2
1
A
-National
r.
1
Bellas
-Class
11-2
12-
10-15
10-25
11- 1
*
$1.50
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittston Company, common (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills. Ltd.—
3
12-
1
12-15
(quarj
Hational Lead Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)_;
National Lite Assurance
(Canada) (quar.)
National Oats Co.
(quar.)
—
10-21
12- 1
10-28
11-
Quarterly
10-19
11-25
10-25
10-15
10-20
10-20
10- 7
10-25.
95c
$1.07'A
$1.10
$1.17
_____
15c
(Connecticut)
National Electric Welding
10-10
12-
1
1
(quar.)____
Westchester
of
U-
11-
10-11
11-1;
$1.25
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
Common
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
National Chemical & Mfg. Co.
12-15
1
1
11-14
ll-.l
10-31
_
Brewing Co., common (quar.)—
$2.50 convertible preferred |(quar.)—.—._
56 fee
—
National City Bank of Cleveland (quar.)—
National Company (stock dividend)—
10-19
11-
Bank
County
10-20
1
Company,
,10-11
—
——-
(quar.)
58C
National Bank & Trust Co.
11-15
11-1
preferred
10,-11
11- 1
15c
(2-for-i split)—
15 c
National Bank of Tulsa
.National
New York Wire Cloth
—
5%
*1" 1
50c
Pittsburgh
10-14
II-
Pillsbury
10-14
$1.29
ordinary
11-10
10-14
$1.24
& Co., 5%
11-30
10-31
10-25
10-10
International
6c
Jersey
11-15
10.-14
11-15"
12- 1.? 11-15
12-1
11-15
11-15'
10-31
10c
17fee
(stock dlvidend)—^
Common
10-31
10-10
Majestic Specialties
Mallory
10-14
of
1
5%
11-15
(Chambersburg, Pa.5
of Detroit (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
1
10-27
National Bank
1
shares
Mailman,
12-
6C
;
National Bank
11-
Co.,
$1.25
1
10-14
11-
Corp. (quar.)
Managed Funds, Inc.—
&
10-14
10-14
tec
H.)
1
10-31
10-31
$1.16
investment
11-
11-
10-31
$1.04-
Macco
(R.
11-15
15c
,
(Md.)—
New
12- 1
11- 1
,,12- l
330
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
______
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.68% preferred (quar.) _—^_™_______
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4%
pprferred (quar.)__
—
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Fhillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
40c
2%
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
Special
75c
10-28
$1.75
Common
Macy
10-14
12-1$
Common
(quar.)___
Manhattan Shirt Co.
10-31
12- 7
(quar.)
shares
10-17
12-30
_™_____1__1__
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co.—
7%
preferred (s-a)
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd., comrncn
Petroleum
10-17
1
10-21
par)
5.16%
Metal
1
11-
11-
effect
"to
Los Angeles 'Drug (stock dividend)—
Louisiana Power & Lights—
4.16% preferred (quar.)
4.96%
11-
$1.20
11-15
"
stock
common
*hare =4ield
preferred
preferred
$1.12fe
11-16
87fee
.•
3-for-l split)
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
4.44%
10-17
12-
Nation-Wide Securities
.
10-5
10-17
•
—
—
Co.
(quar.)
ll-.l'
14c
-
10-15
$60c
(quar.)_____
preferred
10-12
1
12-20
$59c
1__
_____!
2nd
1
11-
10-31
11-18
.
(increased)
Loral Electronics Corp.—
7%
11-
$1.10
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)—
Vernon Mills, 7%
preferred (s-a)—
Movlelab Film Laboratories, Inc.——_—
10-21
;tal gains an4.1.2q?rom Investment income) -7.
of
$1.05
t25c
12- l
___.
each
10-12
$350
11-25
(M_) Ltd. (s-a)
Long *Tsland Lighting- (quar.) •;
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund (56c from capi- :
shares
Permian Corp.
1
Mount
10c
$12fec
$12 fee
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A (increased quar.)
Class B (increased quar.)—:_____
Loeb
1
10- 5
11-
Mount
100%
———
(increased quar.)_.—
LtdJ
12-
10-27
25c
pfd.
11- 1
5%
12-10
-
Products—
Narragansett Electric, 4fe%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
10-31
10- 7
11-1
10-15
11- 1
10-24
12-1
11-15
12-; 1,-11-15
11-15
10-18
11-15
10-18
County, N. J.)—
•Peoples Trust (Bergen
Stock dividend..
28c
,——___
preferred (quar.)—
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
,
$15c
7
—;
.
1
1-16
12-31
-
12-
$1.50
10-15
11-
Extra
1-3-61
10-21
15c
87fee
60c
50c
_____
.
-
<
25c
,__—__
(quar.).
6%
1
.
14c
(quar.)
——(quar.)————-——
>
common
$2
—
(quar.)—,—
t
common
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear. Co. (quar.)
Permanente Cement (quar.)
1
5c
™_—
.
(qUar.)—.___
1
Stock dividend
for
1
■.
Voting
Non-voting
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples National 'Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Quarterly
——-—r-—r——r—
-
lc
12-15
11-
P^.)
Clemens Metal
Mount
10-28
1- 2
10-15
10-15
1
$1.12 fe
40c
(quar.)
Longview Fibre' Co.
6
1
30c
...
Liquidometer Corp.
Groceterias,
6
1-
11-
11-1
2-
50c
$2.40 preferred
1-
1
12-
15c
■
(Norristown,
6
10-15
—
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preferred (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
__
7
1
$1.09
~
11-
15c
31'Ac
Quarterly
Lincoln Printing Co., common
$3.50 preference (quar.)
Inc.
12-21
1-20
II-
10-15
1-
^
'
12-15
1-
31 fee
8%c
(quar.)—.
—_
Co.
11-21
11-
2
11-1
$1.10
30c
convertible preferred B
(Two
10-6
—■—
—-
—
10-24
10-31
10-21
10-10
10-31
'
$30c
__
.
11- 1
12- 1
12-15
.
7
$20c
4%
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Lerner Stores Corp., 4fe% pfd. (quar.)____
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
,
7
11-28
1- 2
$1:15'
—___
4.80% preferred series B (quar.)
Montgomery * County Bank & Trust
National Bank
(quar.)
Leeds Travelwear, class A (quar.)
_
11-
4
k*
-
10-14
$1.14
preferred
common
-—
5c
(quar.)___
:
$45c
preferred (quar.)
—
. t$1.50.
Penney (J- C.) Company (quar.)__:
30c
Pennsal^ Chemicals Corp. (quar.)____—-—
7. 15c
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.).—__—$1.06
4.25% -preferred (quar.)
—_____
$1.06fe
4.64% - preferred (quar.)
—
01.16
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
11- 8
12-14'
12fec
12fec
—
preferred A (quar.)__
5%
Extra
6
10-31
12-
.506
$1.75
—.
5%
Loblaw
10-
25c
5%
Monongahela Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred series C (quar.)_.
Corp., Ltd.—
Lee Rubber & Tire (quar.)
Leeds & Northrup Co., common
Loblaw,
10-28
10-14
11- 1
12- 1
9-30
•
,
.
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
3
10-27
13%c
B
Link-Belt
12-
10-20
11-15
11-1
2%
Co.,
25c
$20c
12fee,
30c
'
$6
.
10-31
25c
40C
..
—
Power
10-28
11-15
11-10
10-25
11-15
20c
12fee
7 fee
6%
Birmingham RR. Co.,—
Montana
4
10-31
27 fee
$1.50
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
,
7
,
5%, preferred.(quar.)__—
Co.
(quar,)™—-_-™-^
Extra
12- 5
1-
56 fee
(s-a)
Montana Flour Mills (quar.)
I- $
12c
10c
10c
10c
University (stock dlv.)__
Lauren tide Acceptance
A
Class
(quar.)
4%
&
(quar.)
(C. J.)
Brewing
Pearl
(quar.)—
Penman's Ltd., common
Ontario
Sc
Stock dividend
;
1- <
4-
,
Pall
Electronics
;v
_
5c
7fee
11-
$15c
$15c
$25e
(quar.)—____.
class
11-4
11-
.v
$1.10
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56% preferred (quarJ—
7 4.36%
preferred (quar.)____
Missouri Natural Gas (quay.)—-
10-27
12c
12c
;
(quar.)
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.—
Class
11-14
12c
,
Cooler
La Salle Extension
11-14
20c
—
1
$1.20 conv. preferred (monthly)
$1.20 conv. preferred (monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)_.
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
:
Kuhlman Electric, 5fe% preferred A (quar.)
L'Aiglon
11-14
5%
!
(quar.) _._—'
(monthly)
(monthly)
11-14
:
.<11x14
'
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly).
Class A
(monthly)—!
,—
Class
12-15
25c 1-13-61
25c 4-14-61
$1.25 1-13-61
5c
11-15
5c
12-15
'
Package Products (quar.)
11-30
10- 7
Rubber
Mobile
(quar.)
5%
1-2-61
11-19
-V
7c
(resumed quar.)—
Paper (quar.)___—
Minute Maid Corp. (quar.)—.
Mission Insurance Co., (stock dividend)
•Mississippi Glass Co.- (quar.)—^—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.) —
4.40% preferred (quar.—
12-15
40c
_
investment income
From
5c
Mfg. Co.. common (quar.3^
Miller As Rhoades, 4'A% preferred (quar.)__
11-15
87fee
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
Kerr Income Fund
5
1- 2
11-17
2%
—
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.—
12-
10c
( stock
1
1
1
1
1
Pacific Lighting
*-
32fec
Miller
11-14
1212121212-
*
12-15
12C
10-14
2%
______:—*.——-
dividend™.-——
Stock
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12fe
—___
10-20
10-191
.
———
Corp., class A (quar.)
Pan American World Airways Inc.
(initial)
Terrazzo
Piping Co,
Minnesota
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred»(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-15
10-31
i
.Pacific National Bank
11-14
10-10
10-28
15c
Minneapolis-Moline
.
12-15
10-25
35c
15C,
,2%
i
y
Reclaiming—,,
4fe% .preferred (quar.):
Miles Laboratories (monthly)
Light Co.—
Kansas City Power &
60c
.727'Ac
(quar.)
12- 1
12- 1
ll-.l
10-31
11-18
4
6%c
.
&
Midwest
7
25c
20c
11-30
11-
1- 3
10-
11- 1
11- 1
10-29
10-25
Corp, (quar.)——-——(San Fran,), (quar.)—
Outlet Company
4
10-28
12-10
$1-1°
90c
Overland Express, Ltd.,
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
4.40 %' prefered (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food products (quar.)
Midwest
—'J.
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)
1-18
-
$1
93%c
—
10-25
12-1
11- 4
11-
40C
J®"13
J25c
$15c
25c
$1.25
1
1
$1.18%
J]" 2
60c pref. (quar.)__—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$3.60
12-
12-31
11-2
11-^10-18
1- 1
12-19
J- 1
12-19
10- 7
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-20
10-14
10-5
11-15
12-
*30c
}
10-14
H"14
10-18
37fec
45c
20c
10-15
$1.25
11- 1
12- 1
each 20
—
y
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
preferred
preferred
$4.40
9-26
1
11-19
11-15
27fec
$1.17
$ 1-19
; $1
®1-25
(quart)'-*—
Power* -common
otterf Tail
» r
42 fee
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp. (Del.)
Meyer (George) Mfg. (initial)____
Meyercord Company (quar.)_______—______
10-13
20c
—...
for
share
(one
20 shares
11-
25C
1
$1.06 fe
4%%
10-14
11-7
12- 2
3%
___
1
JJ-J
t25c
.
preferred (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
com. (quar.)
;
4.65% preferred A (quar.)_
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
—
4% preferred D (quar.);
——
5% preferred E (quar.)
—
Otis Elevator (increase quar.)
10-18
11-19
12-10
7%
10-15
11-
—
Steel
Ontario
10-17
$32 fee
___•
dividend
Quebec Ry. (s-a)—
——Products, Ltd.; com. (quar.)
Ontario <fe
..
.
10-29
12-10
Jf3
—
10^14
10-14
15c
40c
gx^ra
10-28
10-28
40c
Onondaga
10-14
(quar.)
Holderi
Payable of Rec,
10-29
10-10
25c
25c
—
Brewing Co.__r__.
Pottery (quar.)
10-15
1
Melville Shoe, common
10-14
11- 1
11- 1
20c
__...
Olympla
10-31
11-
—
Jack
10-15
B
»3%o
(quar.)
Mclntyre PorsupinerMines, -Ltd. (quar.)
McKee (Arthur G) & Co." (quar.)__—______
McQuay-Norrls Mfg. (quar.)
—___
Mead Corp., common (quar.)___—
414% preferred (quar.)
—.
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd., 6%
(s-a)
11-15
25c
preferred
10-31
Corp.,
National
Class
4%
-
___—
McGregory-Doniger, class A (quar.)
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island.—
$2.50
9-30
3%
_
(stock dividend)
Grain, Ltd.
(quar.).
Corp. (quar.) —
Stock
-
,
12- 1
12- 1
35c
50c
10- 3
10-25
10c
preferred (quar.)___
McCaU
•
.
10-25
10c
-
May Department Stores—
pro-
pased 3-for-l stock split on the com. she..
International Utilities Corp., com. (quar.)—
$2 preferred
10-15
10-28
12-30
2%
:—
Dec.
on
Maul Brothers
Special
3c
(increased)—
com.
Stockholders will vote
10-3
11- 1
10-31
12-12
___
Electric, common (quar.)—
class A
Oklahoma Gas &
15c
Old
Z_™—"
dividend
Stock
.
___
V,
,—
11- 1
11-15
11-15
11- 1
—J'
32c
Insurance Corp. of America (stock dividend)
1fe %
Interchemical Coxp., common (quar.)
35c
4fe% preferred (quar,)
U." $1.12Mi
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—"
50c class A preference (quar.)
112c
profits)
(quar.)
Share
28c
7
"
from in¬
vestment income and 27c from securities
Growth
Corp.
(Quarterly from investment income)..
Matthiessen & Hegeler (reduced)
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Monday, October 24, 1960
...
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
5c
Inglewood Gasoline Co
Ingram & Bell. Ltd., 60c pre!,
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1616)
Continued
on page
46
Volume
192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
(1617)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
•
1
40
•'
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Sep
1
59% Feb
9
-108% Oct
20
8
Apr
-
18% Mar 26
57
4
•
26
Jan
2
26
Sep
16
Oct
12
2
Jun
17% Dec
71
3
22% Nov
Sep 22
290
Oct
3% Feb
9
28% Dec
328
30
42% Jun
23
29
52
15
15% Jan
4
2
6
Acme
4
Adams
14
*47
Jun
77% Jun
12
85
20
94
Jun
1
4
Admiral
40% Mar
1
Aeroqulp Corp
Sep
26
20% Feb
24
Air
Control
29
85
Jan
4
Air
Reduction
-
3% Sep
27% Jun
~7% Jan~14
28
9
11% Oct
4
8
53% Jun
3
Feb
17
79
9% Jan
28
"15% Nov
18
8% May 11
13 y« Jan
54 % NOV
18
30 % May 11
45
Jan
0
7
32 % Sep
28
56% Jan
4
90% Jan
12
89
Dec
12 3% Feb
57
30
102
10
Dec
4
59
Dec
22
27
24
14% Feb
4
61% Jun
11
Dec
11
38% Sep
Jan
29
127% Sep
8
39 % Feb
25
Allied
Laboratories
27
39 %
May
1
77% May 11
33% Jan
39
5
52
Mar 31
12
Feb
51
Dec
27% Dec
22
23% Nov
18
117% Nov
Aluminum Co of America
42% Jan
32 % Oct
58
45% Jan
18
27
3%%
21
44% Jan
18
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
4
American
Oct
18
64% May 29
57
6
13% Oct
20
3
35% Oct
5
>
63
f%
July 12
Jan
4
7
Bakeries
19
2
33% NOV 20
7
20% Feb 11
14% Mar 18
Jan
7% Feb 13
40% Nov 13
35% Sep
17
47% Jan
2
50% Jan
40% Mar
29
37% Dec 24
84
Jan
15
46% Sep
2
44
17
.41% Aug 23
6
19% Aug 11
Jan
8
13% Sep
July 28
33% Sep
35% Jan
2
43% Jan
26
6
•
40%, Sep 29
V 46% Mar 22
.17
28
39% Oct
21
24% Oct
71
26
81 Vz Jun
•
21
36% Sep
106
Jun
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
33
9%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
35%
34%
32%
35%
2,800
34%
34%
33%
95%
*94 Vz
34%
95%
13,700
*94'/a
95%
*94%
95%
3
.44% July
♦94%
173/4
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
49 y4
50
17 Va
17%
49%
16%
17
49%
48%
49%
*15%
48%
16
49%
*15%
48%
16'/8
49%
15%
15%
15%
15%
48%
X35%
15%
15%
48%
800
48%
48%
48 Va
48 Vz
36
47%
47%
35'A
35%
2,700
35
35
34%
34%
1,000
89
Mar 30
59% Jun
14
.
36%
7
'
45% Oct
25
20
2
46
9
:
45
30,
8% NOV 27
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
rmtn-r—t'
55% May 18
Jan
36% Nov
25 Va Oct
-
July 27
Feb
46y8 Jan
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
Sep
27
Oct
7
20% May 12 y
6% Jun 30
38 % July 21
193
21 "■
17 %
28
..
4
22 y8
July 27
Aug 18
69% July 1ft
Sep 29
142% Feb
15
33% Jan
i
8
31% Mar is
9% Jan
11
12
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
3
93
Dec
29
45 Ve Oct
9
76% Dec
30
41
25
Inc
28%
29%
29
29%
26%
29%
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
67%
30%
65%
62,500
66%
64%
65%
63 Va
64
22,900
29
29
•27%
32
50
*30
*55
30
30
56 Vz
♦55
57
54
55
55%
45
55%
*44
56%
45
59%
43%
1,600
44
43%
43%
43%
43%
1,800
15,300
Can
65%
64%
65%
64%
64'/a
65
24%
24
63%
63%
24%
241/a
24%
24'/8
18%
24%
24
19 %
18%
24%
18%
6,400
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
22,700
*95
97JA
39%
10
32
Va
*58V2
*95
39%
*39
32 V\,
32
59'A
%
%
57
15 Vb
15 Vz
37%
37
St
Chicle
Co
16
Cable
18
5,200
33%
36 Va
36 Va
33%
36%
43,600
36%
36
36 y4
43%
62%
43%
36%
36%
44
1,900
43%
43%
44
43
43%
64%
65 Va
66%
66
68
67
67%
5,540
17%
17%
17
17%
3,800
No par
3
17%
10
100
63
Electric
;
Power
Co
17%
17%
17%
17%
37
37
38%
38%
37%
37%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83
83
14
84
43
84
44
43%
41%
42%
40%
41%
39%
25%
41%
25%
25 Vb
25%
25%
25%
25
25
53%
19%
*28%
~
•
53%
20
52%
19%
.
30%
♦28%
Fdry com—3.60
preferred
100
Machine St Metals-No par
American Metal Climax
Sep~21
73 y4 Apr
14
92% Aug 16
15
Oct
12
28% Jan
28
American
Metal
13% Oct
21
18
Aug
6
American
29% Apr
74% Sep
18
14
7%
23%
22%
165
163
11
78% Oct
19
21
11% Oct
21
48 % Aug 12
3
16% Feb
Mar 17
138% Jan
7
146% Aug 24
28% Oct
18
Sep
22
Dec
22
31
Dec
18% Apr
152
18
41
May
62% Mar 31
92
Nov
1
23
67% Mar
19% Oct
41 y8
s"ep~~~9
133
Dec
30
54
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
25 y4 Mar 26
56% Feb
27
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
125
Jun
34 % Dec
42
Mar
9
30
Jun
25
72%
Dec" 22
105
Jan
21
Sep
18
28
24 Ve Nov
23
4
14% Jan
2
61 Va Nov
26
20
55% July 29
29% Aug
27% May
17
7
1
4
130% Aug 31
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
23% Jun 20
25% Mar
29 Va Sep
27
27% Sep
28
117
25
Jan
•
Feb
"23
22
7
26
43% Jan
4
American Steel Foundrlee
4,000
74%
773/4
71%
74%
28,600
353/4
35%
363/4
333/4
35%
6,500
11%
39,900
113/4
293/4
12%
140 %
29%
11%
•141
293/4
293/4
11%
•141
142%
>
220
29%
29%
102%
95
99
96
97 %
20%
193/4
20%
•19
20
♦19
19 Vz
1,400
49%
483/4
49
48%
49%
24,700
139%
140%
520
105
100
140 Va
*58%
*1233/8
223/4
28%
29%
12
142%
49%
1403/4
•140
59%
•59
125
•123%
50%
140 Vz
60
59 Va
125
•123 Vz
59 V*
5,200
650
400
125
23
243/a
25%
27%
26
26%
28%
28%
28
61,600
28%
64 Vz
28 Va
65
28%
7,000
64%
65
64 Va
64%
64
64%
63
29
63%
2,100
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28
29%
28 Va
27%
28
29%
2,000
29 Vb
293/8
*293/8
•
00m
preferred
*16%
17%
*163/4
293/4
•29%
293/4
29%
29%
173/8
*163/4
17%
•16%
17 Va
17
17%
200
92
95
92
923/4
92 3/a
93%
92 Va
92%
90%
91%
13.50
91,800
62%
63%
613/4
63
62
63%
62%
633/4
61%
63
13,100
100
124%
124
124%
124%
1243/4
123%
25
36%
39 5/8
36
5
20%
21
20%
*28 Vz
29
♦28 Va
29
*27%
273/4
*27%
143/4
15 y8
15 y8
273/4
153/4
58%
59»/a
57 Vb
33%
Tobacco common
5% preferred
American Vlacoee Corp
American Water Works Co com
scries.
5%%
series.
American Zlno Lead St
125
124 Va
1243/4
37%
1,000
124%
530
36%
36%
36%
373/8
36 y8
37%
42,900
203/4
21 y8
21
21%
20
20%
3,800
*28 Va
28%
27%
27%
27%
60
15
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
4,600
583/a
57 Va
58
57%
58%
57 %
58
8,500
22%
2iy„
28%
•27
28%
273/4
28%
*27
28 Va
200
Jan
7
73% Jun
23%
22 Va
23 Vb
Mar" 13
22%
21%
22%
20%
33% Feb
17
65% Jun
IT
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronic* Corp—1
23
46%
42%
43
42%
423/4
42
42%
41%
38%
39%
18,700
42% Oct
14
68% Jan
15
Anaconda Co
39%
74% Mar 17
SO
42%
433/a
423/4
43%
423/a
43
43
44 V*
423/4
43%
29,300
11
Anaconda Wire 6k Cable.
JRo par
333/4
35
34
34%
34%
35
34
34%
-4L28
34%
35%
35
34%
35%
34%
-Wo par
*92 y4
933/4
*92%
933/4
37%
37%
36%
36%
45%
45%
45
45%
12
5
42% Mar
64% Jan
17
1
9
85
Jan
12
41% Aug
6
36% Jan 14
36
Feb
17
44% July 6
93% Sep 30
44% Aug 12
3
45% Atig 31
July 28
95 % Apr
footnotes,
see page
30% Mar
24.
Smelting-,. 1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
Anchor
For
51 Va
45
31% Oct
4
28 3/8
50
2
47
17
29 Vz
54
Dec
3
20
29%
21%
51%
140%
139% 1403/4
59 Va
60
•1233/B 125
21%
3,700
11,700
28
1
Refining
American Tel St Tel Co
Preferred
.12%
1403/4
69 Vz
353/4
77%
»
69
35%
2g
American Sugar
Preferred 616
12 y8
1403/4
35%
'
89,600
693/4
36%
54
75 3/8
<36%
20%
69%
35%
'
35
American Stores Co
7%
21
78
35%
20%
140
3,300
1,000
63
33
Dec
1
76%
•
21%
92
18% May 17
29
Mar
20%
♦14%
*90%
8
33% Sep
86
21
15
92
Mar
60% Mar 18
28% Oct
133/4
16%
•90
14
1
34
15%
133/4
,
21
60% Dec
Feb
15%
143/4
'
19 Vb Oct
20% Oct
30% Sep
58% Sep
20
16 y4
14%
28%
60
American
19
16
15
20%
483/4
125
63% Oct
51 y. May
4
16%
102%
50
27,500
16%
*143/4
30%
141
22 Va
90%
21%
,
213/4
22
90%
106%
49%
800
223/a
21%
21
141
35%
92
16%
48,300
82%
*35%
21%
*90
103
♦59%
American Sumatra Tobacco
11% May 19
28%
•1233/a
30% Aug 26
17% Sep 30
97% Sep
1
79% Jan
142
20
6%
27% Mar 15
17
12 Va
12%
142
non-cumulative preferredJIOO
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—il
American Snuff Co common
3
18% May 18
25 Va Nov
Rcfg oom.No par
100
20
89
17% Dec
Smelt 4k
preferred
82% Feb
22
129% Jan
par
No par
38% Jan
26
16
American
7%
10
Ship Building Co—No
issued
31% Feb 23
75% Sep
Sep~22
American Seating Co
11
13% Jan
Jan
100
—
673/a
*81
36
21%
92
36%
—
653/8
82 Vz
35%
22
-
783/4
preferred
683/4
103
35%
36%
10
18
*81
19%
•100 Vz
35%
75%
Oct
35 Vz Feb
84
193/4
103
35%
American
Jun
21
*81
67 Va
35%
54
62
27 Vb Dec
13% Mar 12
4
84
•19%
•100%
68%
55
25
43% Mar
37
Jan
*81
36
19%
103
67%
54%
2
28
117
4
5,700
•100%
67%
Optical Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No par
4
26% Dec
Apr
34
Aug
103
65%
70%
When
126
1,900
19%
♦100%
36%
American
8
14
55
13
9
20%
133/4
54%
14
Mar
20
133/4
36
21% Oct
Feb
54
117
20%
13%
69%
7%
6,600
1,900
20%
14
203/4
Chem—No par
American Rad St Std Sany com—8
2,200
11,200
20 3/4
70
St
„
193/8
363/4
Potash
22%
166
133/4
21%
124% Jun
3
51
363/8
8
13
49
693/4
19
57
Aug 24
144% Aug 25
.62% Aug 24
133% Jan
12
35% Aug 10
22%
165%
51%
2iy8
17
43% Apr
•33% Apr
22%
166 Va
50%
70%
American
9,400
22%
373/8
20
7%
164 %
21%
Jun
3,660
513/4
37
67
7%
3,700
23% '
164%
69%
-No par
_
7%
-
51 Vb
21%
Co
Co—
7
23
163%
25
News
30%
23%
10,900
19%
*28 Vz
203/4
21%
•90
19%
30%
20%
14%
84
35%
23
190
500
52%
19%
*28%
23%
<•
300
81,800
20
*14
69%
21%
52%
19%
.
52%
1.66%
14
3
*81
23
53 Va
38 y4
19%
14r%
103
22%
52%
*37%
164%
15
American
Mar"
7%
7%
15
American Motors Corp
American Natural Oas
54%
7Vb
7%
1
1
56% Nov"" 4
23%
16%
9
43% Apr
23%
23%
52%
16%
Sep
1
19%
30%
a
44
July"
13
100
—
Products
18
53%
137
preferred—
Apr
0
38% Jan
com—1
Molasses Co
19% Sep 28
55% Mar 23
Inc
19%
23%
22%
prior preferred
52%
♦28%
23%
164%
No par
53%
19%
30%
23%
-7%
~
1
Co
400
84
42%
25%
15.50
Corp
86% Jan
*43%
;
20
25%
•
10
Products
22
*19%
17%
20%
American
37 Vb
20
10
Enka Corp
5
European Seeur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American St Foreign Power—No par
American Mach St
37%
*19%
38
*37
•
*43%
64
38%
20
10
Distilling Co
26
Hi
10,100
36%
No par
22
Dec
37%
35%
♦100%
67 Va
8
36%
9%
100
13% Jun
10,800
19%
American
4%%
37
33%
19%
Jan
37
33%
1
98
37'/a
33%
1
32% Jan
36%
33%
Investment Co of HI
30
37%
34%
International Corp
24Va Dec
37
x33%
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
>4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
3.90%
39,300
35%
American
6
37%
14%
35%
American
18
13%
12.60
6
Aug 24
14%
36%
9
84
13%
8%
20% Sep
68 % Jan
15%
35%
16% Jan
27% Jan
14%
*19%
15
1
900
110
15 %
9%
20 Vz
14
900
34%
58
8%
21
26
39
34
*57
9%
37%
*i9y4
Ice
31% Sep
39
34
58
9%
38%
20
American
76% Jan
39%
9%
Commer
American Hardware
20% Jun
33%
•57
9Va
20
;
39%
58
97%
9%
13% Oct
10
♦57
♦95
9%
17% Feb
30
39%
33%
33 y4
58%
97%
38%
2
May 19
39 Vb
39%
32%
•95
*19%
9
59% Apr
34% Jan
97%
1
18% July
84
*95
1
20% Jan
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89 % Dec 14
.
15'
36%
preferred
5%%
64 Vb
97%
2
common
American Home
9
110
25
Co
18
16
32
20
18
Sep
*29
64 Va
No par
Co
5,600
24
100
Corp
33
44'A
1
Radio Corp
38% Jan
74% Jun
600
29'A
common
198% Jun
103
2,300
9,000
29%
66 Vz
24% Jan 18
4
'
7
28%
2
4
105
6%
68%
51%
Jan
24'/s
7
30%
523/4
94
24,000
99
*100
52
49% Jan
24%
98%
99%
100
Hospital Supply Corp—5
17
24
24%
99%
24%
100
American
25
990
24%
24 Va
25%
100
61% Jun 28
Feb
82%
24%
24%
100
9
52% Nov
44%
82%
♦82 %
20%
14Va
105
44%
82%
44%
82%
16% Jun
May 27
44%
82%
45%
82%
36% Mar
14% Jan
6%
44%
83
45
83 Vz
29"A
American
"
7%
45%
45 'A
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
i\
«
Jan
42
7
1,100
22,400
67%
preferred
American
27 %
7
45
82 Vz
'
_
21,300
95Vz
29%
American
5
10
*94V2
1
Arma
Chain
Amer
11
84
28%
common
Shoe
American
Aug 23
24% Jan
4
7%
9,700
84
35'A
_50
American
13
*82
10 Va
No par
Bosch
American
4
84
32%
12.50
Co
American Cable St
1
"81
30%
No par
1
preferred
Brake
Theatres
5%
38% Aug 23
61% Jan
•
May 28
Sep
2
65% July 28
4
19
/.
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
•
44 Va Mar 17
20 y8 Dec
25% Mar
-
84
Co—
Bank Note
American
30
1
30%
10
preferred
51% Jan
30%
4%
io%
common
convertible
American
30%
4%
36
100
preferred
Airlines
American
Oct
30%
3%
33%
Petroleum
American
20% Jan
Leather
convertible
106 V* Jan
31%
4
ioy2
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
Aug 30
3%
33%
American
46% Dec
Aug
♦81
4
35 y8
31% Jan 21
39% May
58
*82
25% Jan
39
2
84
27
2
2
•82
26
50 % Sep
22
3,400
23% Sep
92
7
Jan
23% Sep
14,200
17% Apr
9
2
1,700
13 %
9
160% Apr
*236
30%
31
7
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Corp
4
*235
48 %
10
Aluminium Limited
Amerada
26,800
3%
49
common
4
6
8,600
4%
*232
13
30
35% Apr
33% Apr
10
Mfg
4
78 Va Jan
2,800
*229
6%
convertible preferred
35% Jan
July 25
10
64'A
48%
36%
Amerace
55
10
63
48
100
Alpha Portland Cement
6%
4,400
10%
64
,
13%
100
13
7
24'/4
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63
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No par
23
July 20
10%
63%
9
Inc
Jan
Jan
10 %
62%
48
1
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50% Mar 15
10%
63%
13
132
61
10
61%
1
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Allls-Chalmers
42
24%
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10%
64%
48
1
19
24%
24%
10
63
13%
28
21
23%
24%
1,700
48%
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29
13,400
13%
40
Oct
10,300
10%
48%
84% Sep
Feb
76%
10%
13%
68% Jan
29
24'/2
74%
11%
49
4
47
24
77%
10%
.
13%
4
35% Jun
10
56% July 17
106 % Feb
5
25
75%
v
49
26
Amalgamated
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
24%
79%
13%
Mills
Jan
2,700
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Products Corp
5
Stores Corp common—No par
108
24%
49%
Allied
19
23%
26
13%
49%
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28
237/a
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31
5
Sep
8,900
23%
26
11%
6
63 y8
July 15
115% July 24
23%
26
77 %
11% Jan
4.08%
23%
27%
11%
39% Jan
26
24
26%
30%
Kid Co
Allied
21
9,900
23%
18%
4
Chemical Corp
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Sep
28y8Sep
13%
18
74 %
1
5
98% Oct
13%
18%
79
Inc
4
28 Vb
37%
13%
18
10
preferred
4
4%
37
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18%
5
Industries
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37%
13%
18
25
common
Jan
13
37%
13%
18%
11%
100
17% Jan
Jan
37%
13%
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preferred
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23% Oct
8,400
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76%
11%
13
75
1
4,700
13%
24%
41% Sep
1
32% Sep
;
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11%
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83% Mar 17
17
8,200
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25
|
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59
♦104
30%
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convertible
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108
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41%
55
29%
11%
„
16
14% Oct
32
44% Feb
8
22% Jan
54%
3%
common
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
May 27
*40%
2
May 31
46
43 % Aug
26% Feb
104
Sep
100
20
21
5
52% Jan
Sep
64% Apr
27
8% Oct
16
21% Mar 20
46% Sep 2l
36% Dec 22
75
8
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30
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Apr
*104
30
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24
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100
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110
29%
56
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28
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Oct. 21
57
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Alco
3
32% Jan
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conv
Aldens
1^ Oct 14
84
Aug 26
15
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41%
1
Alabama Gas
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
38% Feb
A
55%
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Thursday
Oct. 20
1
Corp
4.50%
*40%
58%
110
37 %
13%
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27
41%
55%
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HIGH SALE PRICES
Oct. 19
18%
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21
AND
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24
1
Sep
*40 %
58%
29%
10
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110
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Apr
8
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,
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17
18
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58
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20
28% Jan
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5
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Oct. 18
100
common
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4
10
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Jan 30
17
4%
preferred
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16% Nov
23% Jan
Abbott Laboratories
22
-
,
1
59% Sep
23
Apr
Fund
10% Oct
91% Mar 10
1
IS
10
.Tuesday
Oct. 17
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23 %
29% May 11
'38% Dec 29
2
69% Jun
8
17% Oct
63,
21
Abacus
Aug 22
114% Jun
11
Monday
EXCHANGE
23 % May 31
16% Apr
17
Sep
23% Jan
43
7
23% Mar
36
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
-
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Aug 17
23% Jan
23
Mar
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
98'A Mar
24
27% Dec
46% Nov 23
'
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40
84% Apr 28
134
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FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
'
13
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The Comtnercial and Financial
(1618)
.
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,
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.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
38% Nov
18
49% Feb
27
40% Jan
26
64% May
23
7
Sep
0
34% Oct
17
77% Jan
4
19
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
25
39
Jan
26
48% July
7
75
Jan
13
86 Va Apr
29% Oct
28% Apr
33% Oct 15
Jan
2
Sep
28
18
Oct
4
40% May 19
Armstrong
Arnold
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257/s Aug 22
23% Jan
17% Jan
6
Feb
99
Sep 25
69
Nov
60Va Dec
13
27
Feb
9
106
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10
63
100
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
10
72% Aug
56% Jan
30
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-
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,
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4
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10
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8
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11
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2
11
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20
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8
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9
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23 V* July 16
17% Nov 20
21
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6
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Oct. 19
Oct. 18
33
No par
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Steel
Armco
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49% Nov
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July 29
24
7
23
40 % Jan
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Par
-
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20
57
9
May
75
80 y2
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STOCK
YORK
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July 26
Sep 19
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11
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NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
|
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HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
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•
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1
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8
-
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11
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10
92
Jan
6
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17
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16
1
38% Aug 29
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15
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31
28
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16
16% Feb
68 y2 Jan
27
96
is y4 Nov
24
24% Feb
4
88% Feb
f
41% Jan
-4
74% Jan
Atlantic
21
6% Jan
15% Feb
4
Atlas
12
18
5%
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20
06% Jan
26
1
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15
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13
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8
27% Dec
7
24 Ya Jan
26
89
Dec
23
101% Feb
5
90 y4 Jan
18
79
Dec
11
86% Jun
8
80
88
8
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28
34
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8
28
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59
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29
30
49
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1
63
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11
16% Oct
12
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23
20% Oct
7
23% Jan
23
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3
9
43 Yb Dec
24
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8
2
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21
54% Jan
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16
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61
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6
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19%
19%
19%
19%
187/a
201/4
16,300
17%
1
com
31%
19 3/a
Bush Terminal Co
It
78% May
75
9
6
11
*39%
32%
31%
Inc
82% Sep
84% Aug 17
75
12;;
0
5
13
30%
108i/2
6
10%
8 %
78%
•84
Co
623/4
393/B
80%
♦29
Inc
2
64%
221%
33
v
23
63%
7%
79 ya
-
Is/a
22
22%
16%
Co
Watch
40
*108
74 %
•
*301/8
22%
13%
-
preferred
Bulova
22%
9%
33
No par
common
21
Jan
76% Jan
8
17% Jan
Shoe
Brunswick Corp
:
Buckeye Pipe Line Co—.
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Burlington Industries Ino
4% preferred
3%% preferred
;
4%% second pref
Burroughs Corp
73% Jan
68
4
Brown
-
108% i08%
Co
13% Sep 23
56
*78
10
100
common
preferred series A
29% Aug
46%
100
common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
-
7
_j
Srlggs 6s Stratton Corp
rlstol-Myers Co
42% Jan
21
9
5
33% Mar 16
12
11
50
3.50
47% Nov 16
76% Aug 19
81% Oct 19
•*
6
11
9%
'
6
11%
common
-
6
35% Apr
14% Jan
6%
'
4%% convertible preferred
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
35 y2 Oct 26
66
*6
•
V-
'
9
,
Bridgeport Brass Co
Aug 30
30% Oct
110
6
Braniff
■-
.No par
preferred
28 y« Jan
5
•'
34%
49%
493/4
491%
*230
,
34%
341/4
333%
.
49%
240
.*#95
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,102841 qtt. 86".
*82
"
83% "
67%
69 %
-
33%
48%
*230
*
*95
1
Aluminum
33
48%
33%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
12% Jan
5
33 V2
340
43%
Co
Borden
41 % Jan
38% Feb
Nov 24
4,600
-10
8
48
76%
13
1,500
39%
1%
common
7
7
4
1,000
49
333/4
Mfg Co^i..
Book-of-the-Month
14
May
21
1%
Bond Stores Inc
21
67
21
*21
21 Ya
333/4
Co
10
Oct
Oct 29
2
1,200
Boeing Airplane Co.
13% Jan
;
Jan
Mar 10
155/s
100
11
79% Mar 30
21
48
62
15%
.1
:
Decker
si
10% Jan
Oct
85
68% Jan
16
*57%
6k Maine RR—
28% Nov 12
2
153/4
40$
(Del)
Edison
28
32
16 %
1 peso
i
Borman
22
31
15%
1
Co
Steel
preferred
4
6% Oct
Oct" 12
16%
-50e
39
76
16%
1
Ino
Boston
Dec
6
17
50
13
Dec
67% Jan
2,100
23
Black
217/a Oct
21
58
*32%
common
22
78
9
573A
58%
Co
Blaw-Knox
60% Sep
48% Jan
5
26
33% Sep
57%
100
preferred
4
6
63% Jun
8
58
.100
44% May 25
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
571%
Corp.
24% Sep
• '
17% Mar 13
58
1
Intercontinental Corp
69
6
6
56
'
5
10% Oct
5
27% Jan
900
56%
-10
•
Boston
7% Nov 24
26
♦230
-1
18% Aug 10
14% Dec 29
26
No par
common
59% Feb
Mar" 17
46%
261/4
■
Howell Co
si
24% Feb
15
Jan
46s/8
25%
-50
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
4%y# pfd series of 1951.
'
1
32% Oct
7
76
Bell
<•
—
—1
__
____
RR
22% Feb
17% May 11
49.%
251%
48%
100
Belding-Heminway
Aug 26
35% Aug 23
28% Jan
6
14
8
16
Creek
Jan
29% Jan
Mar 28
May 14
Jan
20% Sep 22
issued
When
700
*465/8
251%
33
I
2
pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp.
53
11
23
471/4
493/4
25%
*21
49% Mar 25
28
i27/a Oct
47%
.*473/8
25%
*16%
<.2.80
Inc
4%%
(A S)
20% Jan
Sep
9
5
July
22
'
Sep
47%
*46%
25%
56%
iiilQQ
3-T00*i
:
e-
Instruments
Beck Shoe
Bethlehem
3
47%
48
48%
*25
No par
12.50
common
prior preferred
4% % preferred
Bestwall
21% Feb
46% Jan
s
.
4
28
15% Nov 25
'yi
8
12% Sep
29 y8 Oct
Inc
conv
Jun
19% Oec 31
July
Cigars
3%%
57% Jan
151
48
48
550
♦46%
37%
50
8
48
1,100
48
Best &
6
48
24
-
39%
Benguet
27
48
24
48
13
39% Sep
48
60
26
26
7,900
21%
20
33% Feb
253/4
26%
39%
1% Oct
138% Jan
Feb
2-. %
26 3/a
48
38% Jan
6
59% July
263/4
263%
21%
10
11
43% Mar 28
155
12
29
Jun
253/a
851%
213/a
17
1
26%
26%
921/4
85%
391/4
32% July 27
1
Jan
24% Mar 31
50 Ya Oct
26%
10,500
921/4
48%
Beneficial Finance Co
30% July
7
27
13,100
4
<
211/4
1
3
Jan
26%
-
93
16,800
r.
86%
-
39
Bendix
22% Feb
1
Mar 23
93
48
4
45
3
Apr
41% Apr
5
27%
26%
25%
*85
4
40
28
Oct
255/a
86'%
49
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
11% July 27
25%
933/4
21%
14
57
26%
93
49
49
89
26%
39%
Beech
92% Jun
12
*35
851/2
1
12
25
31%
11%
50
Beatrice Foods Co
3,900
30%
12%
40%
Bayuk
5
30%
11%
933/4
85%
43/4'
5
4%
293/4
12
26%
93%
53,700
30%
27
1
18
13
26
86%
100
14,900
11%
28 %
100
Oct
20% Mar 29
26%
94
13%
29 y8
;
27%
preferred—100
25
57% Jun
26%
93s
>85
-
5
4"%
,
12
12 yb
100
42% Apr
8
5
29%
12
30-
12
100
100
26
19
4%
29%
29%
13
No par
21
Sep
5%
5
|
Corp
.
39%
Beckman
24% May 11
22% Sep
31% '
14
:
Beaunlt Mills Inc_u
89% Feb
May 14
30%
14 y8
49%
2
Aug 10
-
14% Jun
5
31. ye
13%.
.
10
9
83
37% Jan
91
-30%
14 Ya
,..
500
2,000.
10
25% Jun
32% Mar 31
5
13% Jan
31%
13%
Lomb Inc
si
103% Sep
33% Sep
2
31
14
Products Corp
13
OS3/* Feb
43% Jan
32 %
13%
1
20
Apr
122
32% Dec 22
31 %
10
21
15y8 Sep
Apr~10
21%
stamped
62% Jan
11
18
16%
21%
100
78
9
Dec
78
3
Mar
90% Feb
100% Mar 26
90
5
Mar 21
69
15%
21%
.
Bausch
14
30% Oct
183
',68
15%
♦203/a
Bath Iron Works Corp:
Basic
14
Jun
30% May
71
♦70
M5
Basic Inc
14
28 y2 Jan
68% Jun
45
Jan
27
1,900
71%
Barber Oil Corp
57% Aug 23
Feb
23
21,700
14%
21%
Bangor si Aroostook RR
8
Nov
49% Sep
290
.
3%
*14
.14%
Co
noncumulative
6
♦69
3%
3 Ya
8,800
i4 Ya
33/4
14
14%
preferred series B
Preferred
9
76
175%
75%
14
*20 Yi
Stamped
Apr 27
27
64% Jan
12
62% Feb
30
Jan
72
•?
3%
14
14%
preferred series C
11
20
Sep
25
' Jan
75%
160
3,300
v
21 ya
Baltimore si Ohio common
Aug 15
15% Oct
Oct
44
4%
3%
S%
71
I
Wilcox
si
4%%
4
37%
31y*
'
14
4
37%
2,000
43
*20 Ya
Baltimore Gas si Eleo coin
14
45
40
37
42%
;
,
*14 y8
Babbitt (B T) Ino
8
6
Jan 20
66
76%
37%
77
83
No pat
Corp
17
28
36%
12,800
'
%
*82%
if,
37,100
9%. 4
35%
Amer_2.80
Automatic Canteen Co of
Avco
18% Dec
28
84%
423/4
423/4
77. -
r.
3%
14
20
42% July 24
Dec
423/4
9%
No pat
common.-.
12%
56% Dec
*83%
84 y2
..
38%
77
1
Co
1
25
,42%
38
100
prior pref ($1.20).
9
50% July
*84
20% | 21%. v
35%
1
Powder
Conv
6% Dec
16
84
423/4
pat
:
30 Ya Feb
Nov
"
84
>
9 v*
35 Ya
35 y2
20
Austin Nichols
"•
preferred
common
17% May 25
38
21%
-
9%
35%
"
7
13% Jan
9%
*35%
.10
common.
preferred
Atlas
11
82% July 11
17% Aug 18
Mar 11
21
11% May 11
Refining
$3.75
80 Y* Aug 18
4
3% Oct
13% Oct
•
'July 29
Jun
9%
35%
__100
Atlantic Coast Line RR_-:
24
17
31% Jun
11
9
10% Jan
9%
35 %
-
5% Oct
,
20%
-9%
preferred—10
4%
City Electric Co com..
preferred
my*
21%-
If
4—
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic
*
17
86 y2 Mar
3
8% Jan 26
21% Jun
10% Aug 29
79% Jan
53 ye Apr
1
'
7
40% Mar
74% Dec
-
Common
8
27
9% Jan
28%
28% Dec
80
27% Jan
20% Sep
10% Mar, 4
.* 34% Nov
17 3/a
17%
17%
171/8
1?%
17 Va
17%
17
17 %
26,500
*74%
76
75%
*74%
76
75
75
*74%
76
100
*67-
69
*67
69
*67
69
*67
69
*67
69
100
*81%
82%
*81 %
82%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
*81%
821/2
100
—
3,900
,
.75
1
31%.
31%
31%
-313/4
31%
3i%
29
31%
28%
25
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
83/4
83/4
8 »/4
8 Ya
8%
34%
35%
83/4
-5.13%
83/4
:
,
291/4
l
,
.
70
——
37,800
,600
-
8
8
1,300
81/8
'
c
28% Nov
2
5% July 10
18
Jan
10
Mar 30
30
46% Jun 26
19
Dec
'
79
Oct
23
4.J
41% Nov 30
32% Aug 12
9Ya Mar 17
2*7%
Jan
13
4
Oct
5
19%
4
18% Oct
20
45
7
72 % Oct
14
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
9
23% Sep
87
Bep
16
Canada
12
$4.25, conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
51
Apr 23
Mar
19
Mar
80
Feb
26
24 Ya Dec 30
32% May
3
21% Oct
57% Dee
69
footnotes,
3 5 3/a
Calumet & Hecia Inc.
85% Dec 28
22% Aug 14
89
Feb U
1
For
Packing Corp.
Callahan Mining Corp
17% Sep 26
9% May 13
44% Jun
11
California
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
43% Mar 14
32% Mar 22
26% Sep 22
38% Aug 28
7% Jan
6
July 28
see page
24.
85
26% Jan
49
16
Apr 29
18
42% Sep
2
27% Apr II
May 26
61% Aug 22
Dry Corp common
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mill*
Co
Ry
-
35%
.
X35
4
4
19%
1
143/4
15%
1.89
71%
19%
72
-1.66%
No par
100
-No par
21% ^22Yo' f
*84
86
35
4%
19%
34%
4
18%
35
4%
4
18%
15'/a
153/4
15%
17%
16%
71%
713/4
713/4
72 Ya
21%'
21%
213/4
22 %t
21%'
*85
86
85%
85%
♦433/4
45
45
45
*39
*39
39%
393/4
393/4
*39%
21%
213/,
21%
21%
21%
*58%
59%
58
58%
•58ya
-24
21%
—ltd par
*58%
213/4
60
*85
45
22'
86
46%
34%
4,200
-41/8
17,900
5,700
18 3/a
>•
17%
155,700
71%
■■
19
16%
18%
71%
*43%- .46
39%
4
18%
71
1
33%
4%
19
72%
10,900
21%
22
7
853/4
853A
.
*46
47
2,400
70
70
40
393/4
393/4
200
21%
213/a
213A
13,800
59
57%
57%
900
Volume 192
Number 5997
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
nei9^
is
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE.STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Nov 20
23Ys Apr
,
37% Feb 10
33 ya Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
10
56% July 15
52%Febl6
31
5% Sep 21
39 % Oct
5
23
Dec
8
102% Jan
5
13% Jan
41% Jan
19
35
62
Oct
16
34% Nov
48% Jan
19
46% Jan
31% Jan
27
89% Dec
.7
26%' Feb
2
40% Dec
17
1
20% Sep 30
38% Jan ;8
18
Sep 22
Dec 29
108
6
Jan
30
Nov
12
16
89% Nov 10
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
76% Sep 22
32
Nov
23
16
24% Oct
85
7% Apr 22
5
'
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July 9
Oct
Carrier
22% Jan
Sep 19
Feb
94% Sep
6%%
8
22% Oct
5
17
74
Oct
121% Sep 21
83% Jan 13
7
44% Mar 20
20% July 22
35% Jan 15
17% Dec 30
20
Apr
3
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
21 % Apr 16
13
Jan
5
27
Nov
23
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
41
30
55
Aug 20
49
Oct
12
71% Feb 17
18% Sep 21
80
Aug 14
75
Sep 20
22
Apr 20
Jan
19% Mar
38% Mar 23
88% Jan 27
37% Sep 10
46 % May 11
42% Jan
31
20% Sep 30
29% Jan 26
20
27
11
July 27
32% Dec 31
~8%
15%
Jan
12
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
Mar" 11
50% Mar
16% Apr
5
27
55% Sep 15
28% May 23
42% Jun IS
28% Feb
29
13% Sep
52
May 29
Apr 1
~6%
Jan
79
July 27
9
4
Sep 23
27% Oct
11
21
42
.
10
40% Apr
6% Jan
21
70% Jan
Oct
9
87% Dec
16
34% Feb
18
Jan
8
94% AUg 19
4
48% Aug 25
18
46
Dec
15
74% July
8
118% Feb 26
19% Aug
8
38
3
July 14
38% Nov 16
53
Jan
36% Sep 29
23% Nov 25
44% Mar 30
18%
18
18
*49
51
16
32% July
55% Oct
21"
*76
43% Jan
20
AUg
25
Oct
6
99% Apr 13
Aug
5
8% Oct 18
17
Jan
18
34% Jan 21
43% Jan
fl
40% Apr
7
8
21
35% July 221
243/4
91
91
52
52
Oct
18
26% Jan
21
5
23% Jan
28% Nov 23
26% Nov 23
45% May 25
21% Oct
5
36% Jan
27% Dec 24
24% Oct 22
37% Apr
37% Jan
2
13
18% Jun
22
26% Jun 17
4
36% July 28
17
22
Sep 20
21% Sep 29
r
>
s
29% Jan
Oct
12
32
24
10% Oct
18
15% Jan
46% Dec 17
72% May 20
39% Jan
19
80
40
Aug
Jan
4
4,600
26%
34,030
90%
23%
17,200
118
50
74
74%
1,200
21
■
18
21%
6,403
*17%
2iy2
18%
.
18
100
800
21%
18%
51
*49
79%
*73
1,400
51
79%
24 y4
243/4
37
91
11%
•
21%
92%
100
23 Ya
24%
8,900
*36%
36%
1,400
91%
-11%
34%
91%
28%'
42%
42%
25%
26%
92%
25%
26
26
91
92
*90
41%
42
19%
34%
17%
J 9%
18%
19
8%
9
•
3Ya
.
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100
52%
2,600
500
22
33%
34%
18,500
21
1
21 Ya
3,200
11
lOYa
lOYa
700
273/4
29%
27Ya
28 y«
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11 Ya
16,000
8,203
273/4
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21%
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42%
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11
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s
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11%
33/4
52
22
21
28
3%
25%
>
3Ya
40
25%
8,600
5,600
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42
-
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25 Ya
140
92
42
423/8
42
42
20%
20%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
26.000
35%
34%
35
35
20%
35%
343/4
35%
13,500
173/4
17%
18%
17
173/a
34%
165/a
35
17%
173/a
5,500
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
6,900
8%
83/4
83/8
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8%
8%
6,406
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9
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34%
56%
94
57%
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8%
*
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26
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36%
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36%
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16%
15
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253/4
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25
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36
36
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8%
24%
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15%
15%
15%
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14%
56%
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243/a
a
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400
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.
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14%
557/a
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57%
58
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33
55%
94
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563/„
*88
26%
22
•
33%
-
94
20%
.*>16 %
6,700
*90
42%
33%
No par
92
*90
41%
57%
*36
,
92
41%
33%
8%
26
41%
19%
57%
*88
preferred serieB A.
.—.100..
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
—..8
Chicago Rock Isl 6c Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab..
No par
Chrysler Corp
670
>
,
1,000
30
2,600
100
15%
153/a
47,900
55 Va
55%
2,300
14%
14%
5,100
24%'
24
24%
243/a
24 y8
23 Ya
24%
6,100
221/a
223/8
21%
6,000
16%
15%
22%
15Ya
ll3/4
tl
■:
23%
24%'V
24%
24%
"'24%
24%
24%
22%
15%
22%
22%
22%
22%
243A
22%
15%
*15%
16%
15%
15%
*15%
5
*10%
11%
10%
10%
*10%
113/4
*10%
113/4
*107/a
....1
70%
72%
693/b
71
69
70
67
69 Ya
65%
67 y»
25
Chickasha Cotton Oil.
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp...
Sep
71% Jan
22%
21%
6IY4
x
.35%
28%
No par
iu.100
com
*88%
*117
74%
*21%
52
21%
3%
40
noncum pfd
26
23%
36%
22
343/4
.
43%
5%
.
363/a
21Y4
29%
i.
series A
1
92%
52
1
Chic 6c North; Western
29% Jan
15
5%
v,.'
4,200
18,200
5
90%
*76
79%
*21%
1.25
Chic Mllw St Paul & Pac.
0
4
-
*
9%
87
5
117
*49
51
92%
22
3%
ChlC Great Western Ry com.....10
5% preferred .1
—.50
69% Feb 26
13% Oct
15
300
-
'
*21%
43%
No par
Corp
Class A
9
86
18%
',37%
29
-
•
5%
26%
253/4
:
37
...
4
69% Jan
5
5
94
'
18
is
24
28 y8
Chemway Corp
.....——1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
3%% convertible preferred...100
Chicago 6c East 111 RR com
No par
14% Mar 24
9%
87%
5
21%
38
1—.1;
.......
45a,«
21 y4
77%
11 Ya
—
45
21
24
10
46%'
110
25%
.♦17%
37%
...l
6,800
41%
25
21%
173/4
"%
283/4
Co
28%
*40%
213/a
23%
22
27%
411%
,17Ya
*21
77%
52%
281/4
5,303
-
350
25%
-
74
24%
38%
93%
3,600
23 y4
78
52
4iy4
*88%
*76
21%
40%
9
'74%
*49
*91 *
41 y4
117
51
38%
2,200
87%
24
*49
24%
42%
17Ya
.
11%
Common
4
55% Oct
50% Feb
18%
92
42%
21 Va
18%
11%
6
33% July
8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
5
18% Nov 23
Jan
21%
28%
17% Mar 23
25
>
21%
.
11%
6
1
Jan
21%
12
Chemetron Corp
13% Apr
63
21%.
*17%
213/4
18%
21%
29%
Checker Motors
Oct
22
*17%
92
43-%
46
1.
118
74%
74%
4,600
1,900
-
92
*40%
.90%
23 y4
11%
•
Oct 26
Jan
21%
74%
*88%
11%
1
8
74%
5y« *i
263/8
*117
28%
4
39% Sep
24 y4
118%
....1
38% Jan
5
Jan
90%
23%
*117
353/4
29% Jan
9
21
*88%
24%
-
'
26
21%
21
42% Jan
17% May 13
26% May 3
90%
42%
24
12%
'*25
88%;
5
26%
•
.47ya<
* 9y8
9
5
13,400
12
'27%
,
403/4
87%
87%
36%
18% Oct 21
24
9
34% Mar
26%
118%
74%,
'
21%
16% Oct
24
64% Dec 29
106
25% Oct
88
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
5
42
-23%
vveeit
Shares
6
41
'25%
'47
*
,
the
42%
'•
287/a
'
53/4
24%
12%
92
41%
403/4
36
36% Jan
Nov
Sep
24%
10
37% Dec 31
19
15
*88%
*117
—ilu.50
4
Nov 30
25% Sep
26%
$4.50 preferred
.No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1.1%
Champlln Oil 6s Refining Co.
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc..
1
35
26% Nov
10% Oct
42% Jan
86%
5%
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc....
99
4
9%
87
11%
,433/4
*25
42
24%
92%
28%
,
21%
Chain Belt
50% Feb 24
Mar
-
i._ioo
Champion Paper 6c Fibre Co—
37% Jun
48%
x26%
44
25%
4747%
9%
9%
,
5%
42
1
40%
Certain Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co—....
Jan
3% May 11
40
28%
*25
9%
20
Service
41
*40%
_„__5
'Central RR Co. of N J_.
42%
>
;
43%
Central & South West Corp....2.50
Central Soya Co—
•
No par
Century Industries Co.
No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp....
5
13% Jan
July 25
27% Oct
~4%
4%% preferred
;
Central Illinois Public
43%
5%
Central Hudson Gas 6c Elec
No par
Central Illinois Lgt common.No par
14
44
86
Foundry Co.
——1Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
5% preferred series B
—.1.100
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
92
41%
Central
20% Sep 29
Dec
32% Dec 31
;
,
26% Sep
32% Jan 20
99% Feb
Celotex Corp common—
5 % preferred—.i..—.
Central Aqulrre Sugar Co
24% Jun
8
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
8
30% Jun 24
88% Dec 28
-
92%
43%
41%
29'/a
25%
.7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
V 4.20% preferred
*.
;
1^100
Celanese Corp of Amer com
No par
1% 2nd preferred—..
100
4%% conv preferred series A. 100
12
29%
—100
i
25
12
,
Oct. 21
5%
42
243/4
41
12.50
,
——
2nd preferred^-.
413/4
11%
92%
47%
42
Friday
Oct. 20
5%
25%
*25
-
5%
5%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 19
(
29
i—1
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
11%
41%
Inc
7% preferred—.:
;
9
31% Jan
8
Corp
41%
*25
93%
♦43%
50
_<
Oeneral
12%
92%
10
Case (J I) Co common
7% Feb 26
34% Jan
6
88
6c
Carter Products
19
24
common:
25%
12
5%
42
24%
par
3
4%% preferred
Carriers
5
114% Jan
11
Sep 28
Corp
6
42
Carpenter Steel Co
4
41% Jan
6
43% July 15
29% Feb 23
78% Jan
4
10
114% Jun
Col
44% Sep 19
Aug 18
Oct. 18
5%
58% Jan
1
2
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carlisle Corp
No par
Carolina Clinchfield 6c Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Light
..No
98
40% Sep 26
9
Sep 28
119% Mar 16
.
Carborundum
25% Jun
38% Sep 28
27% July 22
40% Feb
9
Feb
4
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines Inc:
35% Feb 25
13
88% Jan 12
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
4
49% Jan
Sep 19
11% Oct
85
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
43%
44%
42%
43%
423/4
43%
43
44%
413/4
42 Ya
9,400
43,000
36%
37%
363/4
37
36
37%
3,400
83%
83%
84%
84%
85
85
'
—
\
G
3,100
30
200
Cincinnati Gas 6c Electric—
30% Dec 11
77
Dec 23
93
Dec
17
35% Oct 23
46% Jan 14
46% Nov
15
Feb
37
Jan
21
8
16
78% Jan
4
12
94% Feb
2
26% July 25
49% Mar 9
101
39% Jun
;
47% Jun 30
19
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
5
27% Mar 20
9
Jan
15% Dec 16
43
57
Nov
2
42
2
13
44% Jun
22
23
Dec
57
Dec
28
33
Dec
9
24% Jan
2
46
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
2
Mar 20
90% Jan
11
Sep 21
43% July 27
71
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
7
Feb
27
29% Dec
18
47 % Dec
9
72% Dec
16
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
45% Nov 13
50% Mar 11
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May 7
24% Mar 13
19% Nov 18
20
15% Nov 23
60% Dec 10
24% Mar 23
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
51% Mar 23
25% Nov 17
54% Jab
14
12% Sep' 9
2
55% Jan
74
43
Mar 23
Nov
5
9
42%
43
*15%
16
16
16
30%
40%
29
28%
Special guaranteed 4% stock...50
50
Jan
5
14% Jun
64
Apr 20
101% Apr
9
112% Feb
8% Jan
2
6% Feb
10
25% May
19
6
12% Sep
1
20% Sep 30
14% Jun
1
57
18
20% Oct 21
56% Mar
8
7
28% Jan
..
70
68% Sep
101
Combustion
Commercial
51'
Commercial
4
22
Jun
2
8% Feb
12% Oct
3
30% Sep
1
12% Jun 21
7% Jun
6
13
4
Aug 19
17% Jan
23
May 26
33% Aug 31
58% Dec 24
68% Jan 21
59
Jan
4
66% July 20
103% Oct
3
95% Dec
17
37% Oct 19
22% Sep 23
21% Dec
2
45 % Sep
21
12% Dec 17
106% Feb 25
58% Dec
96% Jan 13
1
29% Dec 31
26
27 %
20
July 10
67% Feb
33
Jan
24
6
42% Feb
May
17
2
May 17
42% May 18
4
Oct
27
96% Aug 22
pfd
87% Sep 25
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
96% Aug 25
79% Sep 24
92
Jan
22
81 % Jan
88
5
Container
25% Jun 25
30% Nov
9
20% Sep 19
82
92% May
8
83
Dec
9
44% Jun 18
55% July 29
101% Oct 23
44
Nov 17
107% Apr 27
75
Dec 18
58% Jan
6
Jan
29% Jan
16
Oct
21
75% Jan
4
4
16% Mar 12
8% Oct
107
Aug 22
47% Jan
;
$5.50 preferred
83% May 23
33
J
$3.75 preferred
58 y4
12,300
3,300
13Q
66 3/a
66%
21%
21
21%
20%
21
20%
21
20 Va
20%
12,800
4,200
x285/a
29%
22,600
*1125
*1125
293/4
30%
74
74
74
74
74
25
243/4
25
24%
49%
47%
48%
46%
25y8
473/4
17%
17
47%
47
*51
*73
17%
16%
*51
75
76
25
233/a
24%
2,700
46
47%
52
180
75
24%
.
17
47 y8
28 3/a
293/a
28%
29%
47
"
*1125
*1125
30%
47%
45
46 y«
27,600
16%
16%
15,000
47%
47y8
400
ley*
16 3/4
*47%
,
48
52%
51
51
*49%.
52%
39i/a
213/4
38%
39
383/a
38 Ya
9,400
21%
213/4
21i/a
213/a
31,400
23
14,700
-
20
23%
24%
233/a
23%
23 Ya
22 %
70%
69%
69%
*69%
70
*69%
70%
*69%
70%
50%
50
49%
50
48%
493/a
48%
49%
5,600
52%
513/4
52%
21%
52%
52 y4
527/a
523/4
53i/2
4,600
21%
50y2
52%
21%
21 »/4
213/a
20 Ya
21 Va
6,000
67%
69
69
693/a
67%
68 y3
19'A
19%*
19
19%
183/4
19
5,500
12,900
21%
67%
21%
68%
19%'
"*'
"19%
64%
*98
107
16%
9%
'
*'
65.
65%
98%
98
107
*107
17%
65%
'
19i/a 1
65%
64%
16%
9%
9%
12%
8%
12%
12%
8%
13
321/a
313/4
64%
65%
64 "
643%
64%
101
101%
100%
101%
48%
48%
48%
48%
.353/4
36%
37
*21%
22
4
47%.
5%
353/8
*21%
473/4
.
*21%
48%
,
93/4
9%
93/4
2,400
12 Ya
5,900
12%
12%
48
83/a
5,800
32%
32
32%
6,000
63%
64%
63 3/a
633/4
9,500
101%
1017/a
IOIYS
1013/a
483/4
36%
21%
47 3/a
48%
44%
8%
83/a
,
343/4
x34%
*2iy4
213/4
477/a
48 3/a
303/4
30%
59%
59%
94 y8
93
94
94
93%
93%
*97
94%
87
*84%
87
94%
94
94
92%
86
*84%
30%
94
'
87
12 Ya
32
30%
60
93
20
9,600
x58%
59%
100
16%
53/a
30%
9,100
15%
51/4
4
1
*84%
363/4
22
98%
16%
48%
6%
30%
59%
-
647/a
107%
101%
,
1013/a
48%
47%
•
64 3/a
*96%
*107
93/4
83/a
31%
64%
313/4
107%
153/4
123/4
83/a
81/4
32
98%
*107
9Ya
123/4
8%
31%
65
643/4
*96%
107%
163/a
16
10
"
98
107%
93/4
:
69 Mr1
18%
*96%,
107%
16%
10
21%
68%
98
-
24%
-
*84%
-
8 3/a
34%
21%
47%
67/a
6'A
30%
6%.
47
34 Ya
21 Ya
48
6%
1,800
4,600
7,000
100
8,900
1,580
293/4
30
58 Ya
59 Ya
58%
591/4
10,700
931/4
94
931/4
931/4
510
*93%
94y2
90
*84%
86
30
5,900
.
23%
——5
23%
22%
233/s
100
*91%
94
*91%
.5
40%
41
40%
40%
102%
102%
*10?% 102%
343/4
10
common
*79
.No par
—
53
137
52%
par
.—No par
Continental Can Inc
4
573/a
*134
66 %
24%
6% preferred :
Continental Baking Co common
7
4
94
52
58%
137
50
No par
Common
5
Oct
48% Jan
100% Jun
Apr 13
92
14
37% Jun 28
58
*134
66%
23%
Corp of America—
54
55%
663%
*69%
par
No par
—
170
120
66y2
No
1
58
33%
663/4
No par
$4.16 preferred
Apr
*57%
*32%
135
5
-
58
33 Va
55 y8
58%
135
38%
—100
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
54%
58%
583/4
21%
No par
Consolidation Coal Co
61% July 11
88% Jan
54%
*571/4
*323/e
65%
*51
.No par
4
53% Jan
99% Mar 10
25
58
32%
*323/8
137
"
.
66%
17%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
;
10
42% Nov
5
61% Feb 25
Feb
32%
213/4
6
11
Dec 23
87
58
58%
39%.
17
52% May 22
32
52y2
95 V*
4,500
95
53%
47%
10
$5 preferred
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
1,900
52
953/4
40 3/a
48%
...
8
40 y4
53
953/4
40%
21%
Credit Co
Jan
40
52
40%
39%
Oct
19
7,100
24%
Engineering Inc——1
40% Jan
Oct
17
28 Ya
21%
23% Jan
37
28%
39%
283/4
393/4
74
Consol Electronics Industries——8
Consolidated Foods Corp
.1.33%
49% Oct
28%
30%
Elec—5
Consol Edison of N Y com
60% Jun 27
29
52%
39%
No
800
900
283/4
29%
39%
——-
43
157/a
95%
58%
*42%
153/4
52%
53%
1,300
43
157/a
95%
*135
14,400
17%
153/4
53%
56%
58%
136
12,400
47 3/a
16
953/4
58
56%
173/a
'■
*15%
53%
*32%
56%
463/4
18
*42%
:
*95%
*1125
—
12
30% Nov 24
43
57
47%
17%
56%
471/4
'
18
43
7,100
21%
.
10
12% Jan
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
473/4
200
993/4
65%
10
;
—v—-_-_l
Commonwealth Edison Co aonL-25
4.64% preferred
:
100
5.25% preferred
100
Comptometer Corp
———.1
Conde Nast Publishing Co
—...1
Cone Mills Corp
—10
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
——No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp..
1
110% Aug 30
.57%
463/4
No par
common
Solvents
'56%
*17%
x21%
System Inc
Columbus 6c Southern Ohio
14
90% Jan
...
....
25%'Jun 20
103% Jan
55 y*
No par
1
i
$4.25 preferred
Columbian Carbon Cp_
4
Aug 24
33%
58%
.100
Broadcasting System.2.50
Columbia Pictures
12
Sep 12
Aug 25
53% Oct 21-
3
4
Feb 24
Columbia Gas
70
58%
136
Colorado 6c Southern Ry—
4% noncumulativs 1st pfd
Columbia
52
*58 y4
*32%
r
40%
63%
95%
Colorado Fuel 6c Iron, common—..5
5%% preferred series B
..50
4
21% Oct
25% Sep
2
39% Feb
Collins 6c Alkman Corp
Collins Radio Co—
45% Jun 14
17
13% Mar
22
35% Jan
7
50% Aug 10
21
43% July 27
Jun
July
*95%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
.1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp..
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred
No par
30% Jan
«
70
Jun 20
36% Apr 12
18% Jun 21
60
18
ii%j7n"l
26
16% Sep 29
Oct
4
78
45% Sep
45
6
x52%
Clevite Corporation —...
*.
1
Cluett Peabody 6c Co Com—No par
7% preferred —
.—100
Coca-Cola
Co
—
No par
Aug 30
5
40
«...13
$4.50 preferred
:
......No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1% gtd—.50
26 % Aug 24
Oct~20
71% Jan
21% Oct
July
29%
l
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
Apr
66% Oct
8
21
55% Jan 27
25
6
43
136
13
18% Mar 11
Dec
14% Jan
42%
62% Jan
17
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
101% Sep
90
18
Feb
35
33
57%.
92
4
20% Oct
33
47%
59% Jun 23
18
48% Feb
33y4
173/4
72%
48% Mar
33
47%
Sep 30
42
33%
57%
Jan
126% Feb
33
17%
32
15
34%
56%
57
14
33%
48%
12
Dec
35%
*99
17%
_10
85
993/4
57%
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
37%
85
*99
48%
4
36 ya
85
993/4
...10
—
"
37
843/4
*99
Cities Service Co...
20
65
363/4
993/4
City Investing Co
5
City Products Corp——No par
City Stores Co— ;
....5
65% Feb
59% Dec
*99
4
39
136% Jan 16
34%
99%
4
7
62
Apr
9
35% Apr 11
Jun
*99
Jan
49
Aug 25
41% May 19
44% Aug 8
29
55% Jan
101
•
18
20
36% Sep
47% Jan
—8.50
—
24% Jan
51% Jan
14% July 14
Oct
—
preferred
—100
preferred—.—.—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co;
10
C I T Flnanclaji Corp
No par
61% Aug 12
1
18% Jan
Common
4%
4%%
July 19
38% Jan
17% Sep 26
28% Oct
89
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
30% Feb
91% Feb
102% Jan
353/a
80%
94
34%
-
79
22%
40
94
1
22%
102 »/2
101%
y8
34 3/a
94
39%
34
>
23%
*91%
403/4
102 %
35
79
22
*91%
*78
79%
393/4
102%
33%
*78
34 y8
'■
23%
*91%.
39%
101%
33
79%
*77%
23%
8.000
92
39%
102
33Y4
79
10,700
110
26,400
20
Continental Copper 6c Steel—
11% Jan
2
20% Dec 18
46
Oct 23
9% Sep 22
45% Oct 23
23 % Apr
66
Mar
20
5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
For footnotes, see page
Industries
111
14% Jan 20
22% Jan 27
56% Jan
4
8
Oct
10
11% Jan
6
Continental Motors
40
Jun
1
57
4
Continental
Oil
31
Sep 20
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
19% Jun 22
44% May
Jan
'
'
$5
83/4
8%
8yg
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8Ya
*20%,
2\Vtt
**20 y8
21 y8
*20%
21%
*2oy8
21%
*20%
,2iy«
47 Ya
48%
47
47%
473/8
46 Ya
467/a
45 Y4
46 Ya
8y4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8y4
8
8Y4
5,800
5
52%
533/a
51%
52 %
50
50Ya
13,100
7
34%
347/a
51%
34%
33%
33%
33
33
8%
2
common
convertible preferred
_25
Continental Insurance.
5
—
...
of Delaware—
Corp
«
1
1
.
■
8%
53
46%>
8%
•
51%
52
34%,
333/4
34
-
24.
•l
5,400
19,700
1,500
16
(1620)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
r
~
.
.
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
42 y4 Mar
25% Sep
15
42 y4 Feb
8% Sep
4
Nov
35
19
26
2
4
13% Oct
18
24 y4 Jan
7
21
65
Jan
4
7iy4 Oct
20
39% Jan
7
54% Dec
15
32% Oct
50% Sep
23
59 y8 Jun
1
46% Apr
4
89% Feb
9
154% Dec
7
Feb
18
84 % Feb
11
88
Sep
24
83% Apr
8
87
4
88
May 12
85% Jan
19
80
Apr
.
18% Oct
6
f.
f
24 % Jun 10
,
24% Jan
15% Sep
4% Sep
9
13
64% Jan
4
22
3
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
19
40
July 27
71% Nov 24
85
Mar 30
.
72% Jan
76
12
1
40 y4 Oct
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
17% Mar
4
3%%
Wheat
of
Cream
5
5%
15
16% Feb
17
1
Crowell-Collier
28% Feb
L
40% Oct
7
Crown
6
40% Feb
23
7
41
44
Jan
23% Oct
20
35% Oct
38% Sep
39% July 25
64
Jan
Sep
$2
33
32%
33%
32%
32%
3,300
67%
68%
67%
68%
68
68%
68%
7iy4
68%
69%
24,500
162%
164%
164%
164%
167%
164%
166 y4
7,000
83 y4
83 y4
*83%
86
90
*87
90
*83
20
Cork
*3%
3%
1,400
43%
44%
3,400
77
*74
77
*74
100
20
193/s
193/4
24%
245/a
24%
24%
35%
357/8,, V
35%
2.50
383/4
39%
common
38
42
427/s
92%
92%
Crucible
preferred—100
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
10
17
12%J*n
11
18
Jan
11
20
14% Jan
4
65% Dec
30
81% Mar 11
63 y4 July 26
12 y8 Mar 31
15
10y8Aug
3
13
Jan
15
41% Jan
20
30% Sep
28
37
16 % Jan
21
8% Sep
27
July 18
Sep
25
59% Dec
18
2
67
A«3 37
25% Feb
3
56
21% Apr
20
27 y8 Jan
2
40% Nov 25
16% May
9
14
30% Oct
5
5
Nov
25
94% Dec
14
67 y4
37% Nov
46% Dec
21
31 % Jun
Nov
91 y4 Feb
16
83
44
14
Sep 27
96
preferred
prior preferred
19%
4,300
24 y4
1,600
351/8
33%
42
42%
*92%
93
39%
*38
38%
42%
42
92%
10,300
42 %
93
42%
•
38%
92%
300
16,700
'
*92%
93
*92%
V
.
80
175/8
/
17
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
15,800
91%
17%
90 3/4
91%
90%
90%
*90%
92 %
300
4,340
37/8
3
4
3%
3%
141/4
14%
9 %
87/a
9
83/4
67
*66%
67
*66%
14%
4%
14
14
4%
13%
8 7/s
67
3%
*66%
13%
900
8%
8%
4%
13%
14
8%
8%
6,200
67
*66%
67
*11
11%
11 %
11%
*11
11%
*11
11%
*11
11%
*313/4
317/s
31%
313/4
*31%
32
*31%
32
*31
31%
400
9%
83/4
8%
8,700
9%
9
9
87/a
8%
8%
8%
58%
581/4
58%
*57%
58%
*57
58%
*20
201%
♦20%
20%
*20%
20%
*20 y8
20%
16%
16%
30%
30%
1,600
73
5,000
58
20%
16 7%
17%
163/4
17
16 3/4
17
16%
17
301/a
30%
30 3/4
31%
31%
30%
31
72
733A
72%
73
71%
73
73
73%
33
33%
32%
32%
323/4
;
"
—10
100
*56%
♦57
*20 %
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
Jan
22,300
39%
*38
—1
common
-34
.
38 y4
No par
No par
prior
Curtiss-Wrlght
33%
35 %
38%
,
39%
30%
$4
$1.60
Tab
900
19
23%
43
♦66%
-——_—5
—
*
•
.
19%
24%
42%
8 7/0
2%
35
19
*24
38
*91
35
34%
77
195/s
*24
38
183/a
*74
3,400
24%
19%
.
38i/4
.
91%
14
37 V4 Jan
59% Jan
18
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
31% Jan
34 y4 Sep
18
Inc
Press
Cuneo
12% Jan
60% Jan
Aug 18
38 3/8
*38
*91
5
100
preferred
4%%
Jan
15
Sep
10% Sep
Steel Co of America—12-50
convertible
Cudahy Packing Co common
69% Mar 23
33
No par
35
34%
35
357/8 V V, 343/8
387/a
385/8
38
Publishing
6
22
*34%
35
193/4
28
1
preferred
5 % %
34%
34%
77
*74
,77
►74
1
com
preferred
$4.20
,
2
Corp
Seal
&
3%
45%
4
8% Oct
13%
3%
29% Jan
2% Oct
*13y8
3,500
44%
109% Jan
13% Sep
13%
r"
3%
19
6
10
-18%' 719' i
44%
28
4
13%
.-
3%
90% Oct
16
13%
12%
18%
18%
,18%i *19
43%
16% Sep
17y4 Mar
13%
,
3%
2
37% Jan
,,,<
"
19%
44%
24
21% Jan
19,%
*87
3%
32% Feb
15
90
*44%
4
28
86
*87
45 y8
Jan
23
*83
13%
19%,
19%
'
44 y4
86
5% Dec
86
♦87
90
*83
90
7,300
3%
6
is y8 Dec
86
*87
162%
•
13%
21
10% Jun
167
165
..
v
3%
98% Apr
114 y4 July
14y4
33
60% Jan
7
13%
33%
9
21
14%
33%
31
25% May
3,400
13%
4,200
34%
Dec
104 y4 Sep
22%
33%
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
4
95
22%
13%
50 y4 Jun
85
23%
25
Corp
preferred
conv
28
30
37 y4 May 27
22%
23%
1
Petroleum
Crescent
July 23
Nov
29% Jan
26
23%
23%
13%
common
preferred
17
9
4,100
22%
24
3,300
14%
common
23% Feb
28% Mar
23
19
Jan
Co
Crane
22% July 21
23% Dec
8%
.13%
July 18
36% Sep
8%
'
1
13%
Coty International Corp
5
1
31
5y4 Apr
8%
-
A '
14 y4
11
27
July 27
14% Dec
2
8%
8%
-
14%*
5
3 % %
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
18 y8 Oct
5
Jan
8%
8%
■
—1
(Del)
Glass Works
preferred
Corning
0
10 y4 July
8% Jan
3
Jun
Products Co
26%
..J
•
5
5
Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn
22%
26%
8%
I 23%
Shares
22
27
8%
the Week
22%
23%
8%
Oct. 21
26%
23
26%
1
;
Tire
Friday
Oct. 20
26%
23%
27%
27%
...
Sales for
Thursday
22%
23%
24
27%
5
PRICES
■/
Oct. 19
.
27
"
23%
1
Corp
Oct. 18
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
.
Oct. 17
5
of
Copper
Aug 17
Feb
85
186
America
Co
& Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Cooper
16
22% Oct
124
Monday
STOCK
Par
Cooper-Bessemer
29
33% Mar 17
21
19% Sep
Controls
July 11
33% Jun 17
20 y« Sep
4
45% Aug 13
50 % Dec
23
Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
31
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-72%
•
100
21,000
D
83
22
Jan
4
43% Jan
19 y4 July 27
12% July 18
15% Jan
26% Jan
36% July 15
13
33% Jan
0
48% May 31
58
Aug 30
49% Mar 18
Feb
34
47% Dec
18
61
14
30% Oct
17
45% Mar
9
6
*85%
87
85%
85%
20
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
13
12%
127/a
5,000
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
143/s
7,400
Daystrom Inc
Dayton
Light
&
Power
3.75%
30%
31%
31%
30%
313/8
57
57
56%
56
56
*76
79
*76
79
*76
82
*80%
82
♦80%
82
*80%
82
*80%
82
35%
37
36%
series
B
100
77%
22
83% Apr
9
75% Jan
0
82% May 23
Preferred
3.90%
series C
100
*80%
15
21% Feb
19
17% Jan
8
38% Oct
Decca
48% Aug 10
Records
Deere
20
&
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
45%
45%
453/4
17,100
19%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
20
20%
7,800
6%
Light Co—_6.75
40%
41%
41
41%
*40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
3
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
267%
255/8
26%
*23%
24 %
24
24
23%
24
233/4
24
23%
235/a
Delaware &
5
IDelaware
(Delaware)
Hudson
35% May 17
May 26
16% Nov
25
21
7% Sep
21
10% Feb
41 % Jun
5
47% Aug 11
Delaware
Power
20
31 % Aug 24
Delta
Lines
26% Aug 15
Co of NY
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No„ppr
Dec
23
13"% Sep
20
7% Sep
28
18% Jan
Air
5
6c
Inc
Supply
20
DeSoto
Chemical
40% Mar 23
47% Sep
14
Detroit
Edlsonl—
68
54% Jan
0
60
Mar 21
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
14% Sep
27
Apr -28
10
Coatings
7
24% Mar
8
20% Jan
4
33% July 29
Detroit Steel Corp
Dec
Jan
13
64"% Oct
30
50% May
2
00% Aug 29
Diamond
Alkali Co
30% Jun
15
41% Nov
17
29 % Mar
8
Diamond
National
28% Dec
22
$1.50
preferred—
17% Jan
7
7
27% Oct 28
7
29
32 % Mar 24
28
Jan
11
.38% July
0
Aug
6
31
15% Sep
19
Apr 14
80% Feb 23
14
24 %
De Vilbiss
Sep
30
17% July
15
36% Oct
28
19% Jan
6
74% Jan
7
10% Jan
27
Dr Pepper
4
53% Jan
21
Dome
10
24% Jan
5
Dover
99% Jan
4
Dow
21
19 % Jun
20
30% Jan
4
Dresser
25
Mar 15
33% Sep
12
28% Apr
24
13% Oct
21
19% Aug 18
6
9% Oct
19
13% Jan
4
11
May
14% Aug 17
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
Fund
Sep
17
Oct
4
5
7
96% Jan
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
83
22 % Sep
17
26% Jan
12
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
106
Jan
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
41
1
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
41
Dec
16
48% May 26
42% Jan
5
Nov
18
46% Jan
40% Jan
18
42% Jun
19
47
13
Mar 24
2
33% Oct
27
28% Dec 29
28% Dec
31
46% Apr
34% Jan
9
42
18
Mar 23
44 %
40
*29%
30%
1,000
16
2,400
16%
16%".
15%
16%
153/4
157/8
153/4
15
15%
7,900
23%
24%
22%
23%
223/4
233/s
223/4
23
22%
223/4
4,900
29
29
29
29
29 %
29
29%
29
29
15%
/
V
7,500
18%
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
117/s
22%
23%
23
23%
233/4
257/s
263/a
28%
25%
26%
151,400
17
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
167/s
17
167/s
167/s
2,200
28
28%
27%
28
27%
273/4
24,300
18
18%
1,900
1,500
.
29%
277/8
27%
15%
16
*15%
16
*15%
157/a
15%
155/s
*15%
157/a
74%
75
74%
75
73%
74
73%
74%
72%
735/8
50o
23,900
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/s
215/8
21%
22%
23,200
1
31%
31%
30%
31
30%
31%
30%
30%
30
30
1
2,900
14%
14"%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
13%
1
14%
6,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
93/8
9%
1
1,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 S/8
75/8
75/8
75%
75/8
75/8
2,600
5
183%
183%
185 %
183%
184%
17,100
International
(E I)
183%
187
185
series
No par
99%
99%
99%
series
No par
77%
77%
*77%
78
5
50
25%
25%
*38%
183%
100
$3.50
$2.10
common
99%
993/4
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
200
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
5,800
39%
38%
38%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
50
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
42%
42%
*42
42%
50
*44'%
46
45
50
*42
43%
*42
43%
44%
*43%'
44%
preferred
50
5
DWG Cigar Corp.,
44%
♦20
185
'
50
5
1,200
6c Co—
$4.50
Co
$3.75
preferred
$4.15
preferred
4% preferred
4.20 %
preferred
4.10%
preferred
Aug 24
July 11
300
167/s
28%
Duquesne Light
Aug 16
30
1
24% Jan
July 29
*29%
Preferred
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
41
30%
Preferred
44% Aug 25
38% Dec
*29%
11%
Common
13
Dec
30 %
600
18%
Duplan Corp
Aug 16
40% Dec
15,300
11%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Chemicals Inc
266% Jan
5
103
Aug 10
74% Sep 21
327/a
_5
du Pont de Nem
181
32%
Co
Dunhill
3
327/a
18%
DuBois
14% Jan
278% Aug
325/a
Industries
6
9
33%
11%
Corp
Sep 23
202% Feb
32%
No par
Ltd
Chemical
11
8
32%
29
No par
42% Feb
6
22"% Jan
32%
9,000
18%
Douglas Aircraft Co
7
29
5
4,300
34%
30
1
15% Oct
27% Nov
563/4
1
Inc
Dominlck
71% Sep
45% Jan
15%
29%
56
No par
Corp
Co
Mines
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
July
15
29%
58%
2.50
2
Productions
Ltd
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne
20
25
155/s
29%
57%
(Walt)
15
13% Mar 31
16% Apr
15%
29%
58%
167/s
28% Feb
20 % July 23
15%
295/8
57%
*153/4
Disney
2
15%
293%
58%
16%
Distillers
17% Jan
15%
29%
58 %
327/a
25
15%
29%
17%
4
4
12,800
58%
295/8
4
800
j.
V
157/a
17
Jan
14,000
.
>
~
29%
295/a
49% Jan
m
2,600
58
1
Corp
1,600
5,100
:
153/4
44
60
*16
33
28% Oct
*58
17%
21
17% May 10
60.!
16%
24
May 18
*58
60
17'/a
21
22
♦58
16%
Oct
Mar 26
60!^*?
16%
22% Oct
7
7%
43%
17%
28% Jun
14
7%
443/4
15%
24
Oct
60
15%
7%
43%
17
42% Mar 13
18
: * *58;
155/a
15%
,.
73/4
447/8
17%
36% July 29
11% Oct
153/4
*7 3/8
44%
15%
59% Apr
12
15%
7%
441/4
1
15%
18
23
'i
17%
22
17% Jan
15%
*7%
Lr; 43%
7%. ft
50c
23
29 % Jan
15%
*29%
10
Corp
15%
15,%
43 %1
2.50
1
32 % Sep
11% Nov 25
4*5.81
15
-
,
'•
43%
1
Co
Stores
26% Sep
21% Sep 21
.7%.
1,000
DIGiorglo Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The) Club Inc
Diana
0
31% 8ep
33% Jan
15%
'
L—T
,—20
Jan
47% Mar 13
25
75,400
45%
8
9% Jan
21
10
37%
22%
28% Jan
5
20% Jun
35%
6%
7
5% Oct
Dentists'
383/8
44%
19% Oct
9
20
36%
10
21%
28
May 25
Apr
38%
4,600
1
38 y8 Apr
33
36% Apr 15
35%
35
10,400
/
No par
68% July 31
4
2
31%
57
Lack & Western-—.-.—50
Co
1
12% Jan
50o
Inc
1,300
79
3.75%
23
22% Feb
79
Preferred
Nov
37
•76
16
Dec
95
77%
80
Sep
:/
77%
31
56%
"
26% Nov
16
*75%
3
45
15% Jan
76%
74 % Feb
Sep
19% May
56%
76%
27
17
46
313/4
56
78%
Feb
Dec
53
305/8
*76 %
80% Aug 23
76
24% Jan
31%
57
78%
4
81
87
*76%
72% Jan
Sep 23
*85 %
87
78%
10
71
33%
*76%
100
series A
Apr
82
8
33%
*85%
13
Preferred
23
72% Dec
Jan
12
33
87
12%
50c
10
common—7
Dayco Corp
Oct
33%
*85%
5
Corp common
3%% preferred series A_
Dan River Mills Inc
13% Feb
33%
1
100
Dana
4
87% Aug 23
45
20%
20
20
99
99%
99
99
2,000
100
*43%
44%
42
41%
41%
*44%
46
*44%
46
*44%
*42
433/4
*42
433/4
*42
433/4
*43%
44
*43%
44
*43%
44
-10
20
*19
20
*19
20
200
42
20
42
380
42%
20
46
E
Dec
32
22
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
20% July 28
99
Jan
B
Eagle-Picher Co
Oct
5
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
21
24% Mar
8
30% Aug 30
Eastern
Gas
85% Jan
23
75
3
78% July
23
Mar
8
4%%
5
Lines
6c
prior
22%
22%
22%
23
227/8
23
22%
24
22%
23
3,700
23%,
23%
233/4
23
235/s
23
281/3
233/s
12,600
277/a
27%
27%
28%
28%
100
283/4
28
*77
28 3/4
6,100
773/4
78
77%
78%
77%
77%
16%
165/8
16%
167/s
16%
167/s
5,700
102%
98 3/s
1003/a
56,000
com
preferred
30 % Apr
8
16% Oct
19
25% Jan
4
Eastern
16
112
Dec
1
94
Feb
1
130% Jun
9
Eastman
88% Jun
9
94
Oct
26
92
Mar
3
36% Nov
6
45% Dec
31
28% Sep
29
06% July 22
46% Jan
6
Eaton Manufacturing Co
36% Jan
6
63% Aug 13
48% Feb
1
65% May 23
Edison
75
89
May 15
79
Mar 21
83% Jan
15
88
Feb
4
46% Dec
24
33
Oct
17
Aug
46% Jan
Aug
4
92 % Oct
6
87
Jan
15
94
17% Sep
29
26% Jan
4
44% Apr
29
54% Feb
25
5% Oct
21
18% Jan 16
7% Dec
17
55% Aug
7
8% Dec 10
38% Jan
14
63% Dec
45% Sep
28
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
11% Feb
Oct 23
39
Jan
36 % Jan
7
28
21
20
Steel
Co
2.50
Corp-
4%%
Inc
Electric
7
8
19% Jun
23
27% Mar 10
35% Jun
9
Mus
Paso
21
27% Oct
13
33
29
60
Jun
20
Emerson
Electric
Radio 6c
Emerson
34% Aug 22
29
31% May 20
38% Jan
76% Dec
16
88
78
84
19
34%
Dec~31
40
Mar~ _5
Oct
0
32% Feb
24
41% Sep
6% Oct
10%
Oct~27
15%
July' 23
50
Oct
70
May
56
Oct
29
2
63
Apr
Oct
56
30% Mar 12
11
28% Dec
34% Oct 22
49"% July
15
8
9
37% Apr
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
10% July 16
28'/8 Aug 31
10% Jan 13
7
7
31% Oct
2
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
37% Nov
4
9
7% Sep
29
29% Jan
2
37
Sep
79 % Aug 11
96
Mar 12
18% Jan
9
31% Sep
27% Nov
2
35
Foi* all other
Jan
14
11
9
footnotes,
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
20
Oct
July 14
Sep 28
20
Apr
28% Oct
25
4
11
23
Sep
13% Jan
Feb
20% Jan
Erie
8
18%
18 7/8
18%
18%
177/8
18
46%
465/8
46 5/8
46 s%
463/4
47
3,500
6%
6%
6%
6%
48%
49%
63/a
53/4
6
51,500
46%
47%
46%
8
20% Jun 24
Eversharp
6
-
40
Kx-Oell-O
Sep 28
Jan
7
30 Mi Jan 17
6% Oct
20
12 % Feb
20
28
28T/a Feb
20
6% Apr
29
7
9% Mar 1
38% July 20
1
89
23"% Feb
8
343/4 Oct
20
28
4
32% Oct
5
29% Mar
Feb
Mar
see page
24.
Sep 20
*
47%
94
*91%
48
94
*91%
■,
94
1,700
4,500
46%
123/s
123/4
12%
123/a
12 %
12%
12
12%
33%
11%
12
337/8
33%
32%
333/a
313/4
27'/4
273/a
33%
267/s
31%
317/s
57,200
27%
26%
26'/a
253/4
443/s
267/s
253/s
257/a
13,500
45
44%
45%
8,100
447/a
44 5/8
45%
44%
5
12'/a
13%
123/4
12%
125/8
123/4
317%
317/s
313/4
313/4
31
313/8
25
34
34%
803/4
813/4
34
34
81%
81%
82%
83
-20
20%
20
20%
19%
373/8
36
37
37
Inc
Corp.
33%
*80%
O
32%
6%
32
34%
*55
57%
6
123/4
31%
12%
84
323/4
8,000
31
32%
33%
12%
303/4
.
*81%
800
1,700
.
110
84
20
6%
203/4
20%
203/4
4,900
363/4
37
c
"77/8
45%
9,200
'
123/a
♦31
33%
37
37
363/4
367/a
2,600
6 3/4
14,100
61/2
63/4
*32%
323/4
♦55
57%
8
6%
1,500
—-
50
'
44%
33%
20
No par
100
Co
Fairbanks Morse 6c
„
48
*91%
33%
No par
common
Products
48
94
1
preferred series A
6c Pittsburgh RR Co_.
Evans
—M
18%
*91%
8.50
com
6%
11
58
21 % Sep
81
JlErie RR
7
—
2,100
46%
100
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
0
54% Jan
33%
6%
Phonograph
4%
7
1
18
6
87%
33
33%
18 7/8
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4
*86
33%
46%
Empire District Electric Co
Aug 30
87%
33%
7,400
-
.
57%
6%
94
10
22% Jun 21
20
*56%
*86
87%
33%
10
96
297/a
57%
46%
2
25
Jun
♦86
33%
96
29
297/a
61/4
Mfg Co
11% May 11
9
87%
33
-
46%
3
28% Aug 28
Jan
*86
331/4
97%
295/a
*56%
.
57%
3
41 % Dec
9
*95
29%
5
26% May 11
Mar
97
,
*56%
'
10
22
23
29%
57%
5
Gas
32 % Jan
12% Sep 18
23%Jun
30
*56%
380
18%
When issued
25% Oct
Jan
87%
33
Ind Amer shares
Natural
*95
30
'*
100
18%
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
El
573/4
1033/4
1
Electric
6c
97%
*95
30%
*86
101
*91%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Jun
297/s
*56%
17
106%
100
Elastic
8% Feb 20
73
163/4
1033/4
971%
*95
100
L2.50
common
773/4
171/4
1
preferred
*77
108%
1
common
preferred
Co
773/4
1053/4
50
Stores
-
17
10
common
preferred
Products
Ekco
4
Kodak
Bros
4%%
July 29
31% July 16
$3.60
5
34
89
Stainless
22%
23%
28
1
Assn
Apr
23% Sep 21
22
10
Inc
Fuel
*55
' 8
11
1
343/4
•
57'%
IIV4
31%
"55
32
-
57%
11%
123/4
13%
12%
v
.
32
.*55
127/s
740
32
57%
123/a
15,500
12%
Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fair child Engine & Airplane Corp. 1
Fairmont Foods Co common
4% convertible preferred
1! Merger of Erie RR.
&
22%
215/s
215/8
21%
31
21%
305/8
215/s
21%
21%
3,100
30%
313/4
31
31%
30%
313/4
8,800
25
-
26
6%
♦25
63/4
26%
,
63/4
63/8
217/s
217/s
22
6»/8
7
6 5/8
67/8
-1
*323/a
33
323/4
323/4
100
85%
'
85%
♦84%
86 %
1
:
Delaware
323/4
33
323/4
33 %
1
32
32%
317/s
32
Lackawanna
&
Western
♦25
6%
217/s
21s/8
Falstaff
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
22
30%
,
RR.
to
form
6s/s
33
84%
333/a
♦315/8
27
'
"
*
*25
63/4
6%
22
*22
67/a
27
6 %
22%
*24%
6%
200
26
6%
32,700
•
22
22%
900
65/a
85
7
6»/8
63/4
9,100
323/4
33
33
323/4
33%
1,300
♦84
85%
50
333/4
333/4
343/4
343/8
343/8
6,300
32
31%
313/4
31%
31 %
1,200
Erie-Lackawanna
RR.
Co.
85
*84
Volume 192
Number 5997
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1621)
NEW; YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
5% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9
72
Oct
Lowest
28
6
10 Va Apr
22 % Apr
i
51
30
16% Mar 10
24
32 Va Nov
21% Jan
437/a
10
2
Nov" 25
21% May 26
Oct
6 %
6
27% Jan
8
45 Va Feb
4
69 Va Jan
July 28
Fansteel
4
9 Vi Mar 29
Metallurgical
Fawick
4
Fedders
Corp
Corp
Mogul
21Va Sep
34
-25%
Jan~19
51% Dec
19
24 Va Jun
Oct
39 Vb Oct
57% Mar 20
Oct
25
4
Aug 15
35% Oct
16 Va Mar 11
21
Jan
22 Va
21
9
45
Sep 27
19 % May 23
20
21
4.60%
preferred
;
Federated Dept Stores_
,
7
May 12
Fenestra
Inc.
15,500
27%
28%
28%
27 Vb
28
2,800
13,500
67% Jun
21
47
Jan
Ferro
10
Corp
Filtrol
Fifth
■
'
22%
Oct
23
807/b Jan
2
14
31% Dec
28
23% Jun
'
13% Apr
44%
Jun
July"25
50 % Jun
28
7% Oct 21
1
Oct
27
21
81% Dec
23
*89
Feb
2
80
99
Sep
21
117 Va Jun
1
99 Vb Jan
43% Sep
Jun
9
5
29
20
Jun
31% Mar
56 Va Dec
23
| May 27
Jan
50% Feb
27% May 29
84
1
43
Mar
9
11% Apr 28
29% Oct
5
84
Oct
5
93
Jan;
8
80
Sep
13
22
Sep
21
2
22% Oct
19
35% Jan
11
Sep
22
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
17% Jan
2
20% Aug
25 Va Oct
5
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
93 Va Dec
Food
10
230
Jun
Fair
$4.20
Food
divid
4%
3%%
3%%
5
18
Sep
7
60% July 25
12% Oct 11
35% Jan
7
Foote
92% Jan
6
Ford
19% Jan
0
Foremost
25
41% Jan
29
21
1
21
49 Va
23
12% Jan
21
5
19% Feb
20
13
May 12
Sep
3% July
.;
27
8
8
10
Jan
15% Jan
Mar 30
27% Jan
4
23% Nov
20
37% Apr
22
22
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
17% Sep
Dec
24
77
26
66
30% Feb
26
72
May 27
Sep
Mineral
16 Va
2,200
45%
43%
44%
41%
43%
40%
41%
39 Vb
40%
7,200
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
25
16%
25%
14,300
16%
16%
16%
17%
18%
18'A
17%
17%
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%'
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
33%
34%
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<
'
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!
,
'
36
35%
35 Va
*34%
35'A
24%
23%
24'A
23%
24 %
22%
51 Va
52
2
51'A
52
51
51 %
23%
24'A
24
24 Vo
24
24 Va
23%
24%
23%
24
7%
7%
7%
7 Ve
2,000
7,200
19,600
24'A
52 Ve
5
7%
,_5
7%
No par
7%
29 Va
29
28%
'
7 V4
7%
28
29%
28%
27%
84
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*82 Va-
84
84
-
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28
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'
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,
84
35'A
14,000
2,700
12,600
7%
3,000
27 Va
27
*82'A
10,600
84
102 Va
44 Va
44 Vb
45
45
45
44 Va
44%
44%
45
8,400
34%
35
35
35 Va
35%
35'A
34%
35 Va
34%
35%
57
8,600
57%
56%
56
56%
14,600
Inc
No p^r
—2.50
*12%
1
30%
15
*84%
1
*22 Va
j.lo
11 %
51%
*44%
52%
'51
of
Inc
101
•
11%
common
ser
102 Va
com
preferred
Corp com
10
100
preferred
'
101
100
-
100
•100
57
57%
56%
57'A
56 Va
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 vb
30%
30
30%
7,600
85%
84 Va
84 Va
85%
*84
85%
30
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,800
11%
11%
11%
500
51%
51%
a
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85%
22 Va
22%
*11
22%" 22%
11%
51%
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*84
•11
52
52%
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22%
11%
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53%
52%
♦190
53
94
91%
91%
12%
12 Va
12%
1
19 Va
20%
20
20%
5
Co
Dairies
Inc
67 Va
68%
65%
67%
66
66%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
26
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
*3%
4
2
10
No par
*3%
4%
*3%
*13 Vb
13%
13 Vb
25%
26 VB
25
Fruehauf Trailer
Co
1
common
preferred
18%
*
18%
69
100
69
92
92
12%
25%
93%
12%
12%
12%
19%
13 Vb
10
*92
4 '/a
1
Co
9,600
*190
*91%
11%
2
Co
290
101 Va
30%
*190
100
100
102%
Corp
4%
16%
100
Freeport Sulphur
6
16%
51%
Francisco
10
700
18,300
23%
Inc
Motor
44%
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
6
12% Jun
Mart
16%
33%
2.50
Chem
Foster-Wheeler
8
6
Food
17
1,800
33
*34%
preferred
19% Jan
16%
34 Vb
17
No par
convertible
5
34%
34%
17
pfd
pfd
&
33%
34%'
17
3,900
22 '/a
pfd
Markets
Food Mach
23
34%
35%
*
2nd
convertible
May 31
95
22
52 VA
Corp
Stores
Giant
22 Va
22%
2nd
Power
11% Oct
Dec
Feb
4
18
58 % Aug 25
May 31
88% Jan 13
B
*22 Vb
22'/a
24%
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
28% Apr 26
14% Apr 22
196
A
conv
4
31% Sep
21% Jan
16% Jan
conv
34 Vb
5 2'A
;
$2.25
Florida
22%
34
22
.
23%
preferred
$4.50
34 % Apr
85
Feb
11
Sep 27
44% May 13
55% Aug 27
$4
45
Sep 22
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
5
30% Dec
Apr
19
22%
34%
34%
..
2,600
34%'
No par
Firstamerica Corp
Firth Carpet Co_.
Flintkote Co common
Jun
18%
23 VA
34
22%
34%
22
Corp.No par
First National Stores
110
19
18%
*23
22%
22
No par
First Charter Financial
6
">38% Apr
52%
29'A
No par
When issued
18%
51
16% "
i
Rubber
&
•
53
26% : 27%
•
10
•
Tire
6
13% Jan
15
26
43
j
Corp
Inc
34 Vb
23
34%
16%
No par
Lines
61% July
30% Jan
.
l
__
Paper Prod—^
Avenue Coach
23
34%
22%
34%
10
30 Va Jun
20
6
:
Fiberboard
;
Firestone
20% Feb
23
'
18%
22
1.25
___
;
28
18%
34'A
V
5
25
_____
.
19
20 Va Jan
23
Federal Paper Board Co common
26
68
17%
19
45% Jan
14% Jan
17%
27%
39% Feb
Nov
17%
18%
4
6
1,500
17%
27%,
32% Oct
18
6%
19
5
17
6%
27%
21
14% Nov
6%
18%
27% Oct
87
6%
27%
V 14% Jan
15
6%
17%
l
16
Dec
52%
6%
17 Vb
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
5%% conv 2nd pfd series A
Jan~26
Shares
53%
6%
17 Va
4
56%
the Week
„
6%
27% Jan
23% Aug 12
Oct. 21
16 Vb
18 Vb Sep
29
Friday
Oct. 20
6%
31% July 29
Bower
Sales for
Thursday
53%
16 Va
*6%'
'
l
5
12
15
54%
Bearings
19 Va Jan
15
53%
PRICES
Oct. 19
*16 Vb
2
—
55
Federal
44% Jan
21
55
6
6
32 Va Sep
0
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 18
40% Jan
24
5
Corp
Tuesday
Oct. 17
25 Va July 28
13 Va Oct
.9Vi Jan
P~
40 Va Dec .23
31 Va Nov
55
Monday
EXCHANGE
20% Jan
5
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
21
15% Oct
"33
*5% Nov
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
49 Va Feb
17
20%
19%
19%
64%
*92
70
12%
4,100
19
66%
93%
12%
/
19%
6,400
64%
68,900
12%
37,600
25%
2,100
64
3%
4
4
13 Va
13
13
13
13%
1,200
24%
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
24,200
28,700
3%
*13
18%
18%
18%
18%
69%
71
71 %
72
18 Va
400
18%
18'A
18 Va
72
•71
71
71
490
g
12% Jan
28
16% Jan
2
40% Oct
20
Feb
9
4% Sep
10
38
28
Nov
33
12 %
May 11
May
5
21% jan
«
Gabriel
26% July 23
56% May 21
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
87% Jan
7
Gamble Skogmo Inc
51
Jan
3
Gardner-Denver
50% Jun
42% July 27
58% Oct
14
Garrett
6% Jan
18
Gar
8
Mar
11
9
3% Sep
27
19
37% Jan
19
24
Sep
29
17 Va Jan
5
19% Sep
8
17
Apr
22
10 Va
Sep
20
5% Dec
14
Feb
3
3% Oct
20
11% Sep
6 % Jan
20
30% Jan
6
4
99 Va Oct
13
8
Dec
14
36% Feb
2
22% Sep
89% Oct
20
96 Va Jan
7
90
29
22
Nov
18
51% Feb
9
Dec
22
11
138
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
29% Nov
23
37 Va Oct
21
Nov
12
74
25% July
61
39
Jan
22
17
67% Mar 11
14% Jan
153
13
138% Oct
146
July 22
45% May 11
16
9% Jan
4
34% jau
27
34% Oct
Mar 17
75% Mar
21
45% jai
28
8
82
21% Apr
14
35
2
6% Sep
27
8 Va Jan
4
39 Va Mar 18
29
29% Jan
8
23
53% Jan
11
28
69% Jan
4
33% Oct
2
28
42% Oct
30
66 Va Jan
5
16% Sep
33% Sep
74
22
99% Dec
31
70 % Sep
6
13
5
11
9% Jan
40
May 21
Aug 24
Sep
6
9
28
101 % Dec
28
Mar 25
45
38% May
114
Mar
8
50% Jun
29
31% Sep
12
101% Jan
37
7
41% Oct
4
100% Jan
5
3
76% Jan
4
75% Dec
14
87
23
26
Mar
Nov
25
21 Vb
July
35% Nov
16
43% May 25
32
28
60
29% Jan
2
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
61
5% Jun
16
5% Jan
15
5
22% Nov
30
26% Oct
23
26% Nov
13
39% Feb
11% Dec
7
28% Sep
24% Oct
Dec
24
6
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
25
1
Oct
17
General
Controls
General
Electric
General
Foods
General
5%
Dec
2
2
8
99% Mar
96% Feb
20
3
91
Jan
Jan
26
100
Jan
5
40% Dec
3
27
Sep
28
104
40 Va Jun
17
54 % Apr
Oct
28
71
17% Nov
25
42% Feb
24
6
103% July
40% Jan
5
4
44% Mar 18
23
59
Jan
13
87% Aug 18
11
65% Sep
88
19
96
19% Nov 20
29
27% Jan
16% Aug 10
-8
29% July 13
41% Nov
2
50% Jan
17 Va Dec
4
19
12 vb Oct
4% Jan
27
14
103% Jun
19
49% Dec
:.
23 % Jan
6
23
19
15
1
2 Va Nov
24
54%
4
11
Feb
8% Dec
16
6 Va Nov
20
20
37% Aug
May 28
Equipt
preferred
$2.98
Public
84 Va Mar
4
126
Oct
19
23
Oct
30
17% Jan
2
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
108%
107 Va
107V4
106%
107
44%
43%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43'A
104%
104%
104%
105 Va
104 Va
104V2
104'A
104 «A
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
12,600
25%
25%
25'A
25%
25 Vb
25%
11,200
28%
28
2
81/4
27'A
27 Va
27 Va
271/4
3,500
26%
26%
x26%
263/a
26%
26%
600
26%
23
261/4
25%
26%
25%
25%
151,300
15%
14 Va
14%
13%
14'A
13%
14%
26,700
General Tire
$5
_2.50
Rub
&
Inc
_100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
Products
Brothers
Jan
15
11
54%
56 Va
55%
55%
54
54%
55'A
3,500
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
18,100
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15
15Vb
4,600
83'A
17,100
No par
83
l__5
r)
83%
57
;
57%
82%
56
::*94% ,.,98
7.
17%
'■
*
*14Va
1%
82%
54
♦94%
„
17'A
•
16%
-
82%
53%
53%
.
.,•94%
,
16%
,
16%
16%
13'A
12%
37%
36%
37 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,300
1%
1%
1%
1%
17/b
4,500
s
12%
•
33,200
3,100
54%
53%
53
50%
51%
22,500
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
35
35 3 a
34,100
27%
27 VB
27%
271/4
27V4
27 V4
28 Va
28
28
33%
34'A
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33'A
33%
33%
33%
1
common
1%
1%
1%
1%
2
7%
1%
7%
33%
7%
26%
34%
City Steel
6.25
7
2.50
27%
*77%
1
Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
Great
Western Financial
Great
Western Sugar
9
7%
7%
6%
6%
26V4
26%
7%
7%
7%
5,700
9,100
12,700
1,200
6%
6%
6%
1,300
26%
6%
26
261/4
26%
9,400
32
33 Va
33%
33%
34%
33%
11,600
27
,
27%
25%
26%
26%
28'A
27%
28
11,700
78%
♦77»/2
78%
78%
79
77%
78
*77%
32%
9%
8%
8%
8%
33%
33%
34 Va
33%
33%
33%
22%
23%
23%
23%
24
9
9
32%
9%
9
110
9%
4,300
33%
33%
33%
23,500
3,000
24
23%
24
23
23%
39%
38%
39
38%"
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
45%
45%
45%
451/4
45%
44%
45%
43%
44%
1
27 Va
27%
27
27%
27 V.
27%
26%
26%
25%
26
No par
28%
29
28%
28%
29
30'A
30
30%
29 VB
29%
139%
'138%
139%
Corp
preferred
..
♦138
139%
*138'/a
139%
*138'/2
139%
'138%
1
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28V4
28%
28%
3
20 Va
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
2OV4
20%
3
19%
19 %
*19%
20%
*19%
20%
*19%
94
*91
94
*91
94
91
91
90
90
32
30%
31%
30%
311/4
2%
2%
100
(h l) Co Inc
Greyhound Corp common
When issued
„.
preferred
100
Sugar
7%
6%
26 Va
2
39
No par
Green
Eng
7%
2
45%
25
;
com
1%
33%
l
Co
2
51
53%
*6%
78%
Stores
Pacific Tea
52%
26%
.
27%
100
common
3%%
Aircraft
12%
37%
54%
6%
Atlantic &
2,660
13%
27
26 Va
Co
.'
1
Co
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
13%
4,200
98
37% •*37%
■
*91
1
32
—1
,3
Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio rr com_No
32%
3
*
par"
31%
20"
•
'
*2%
--"-19%
31%.
32%
3
19%
■
...
,
.
2%'
19%'
2%
19%
19 Va
•
9,700
9,600
18,700
6,000
28%
.
281/4
28 Va
4,600
20%
20 Vb
201/4
7,600
20%
*19%
20%
*2%
•
19%'
1
67%
*65
3
19%" •19%
100
20
21,700
800
5,400
•
___.
No par
64%-
64%
64%
66
*65
*65
67%
For footnotes, see page 24.
98
35%
10
No par
Inc
Co
preferred
98
4
f)
Batteries
5
$5
81%
54
55 7/8
I
1%
54 Va
5
Guantanamo
17 Va :
w!94%
16%
14%
$0.60 convertible preferred_No par
(w t)
83 Vo
55
98
1%
&
Union
82 Va
83
57
f 94 P/b
>17%
»,
17%
Grand
Grumman
12,300
14%
14%
32% Mar 14
Jan
54%
50
5,900
15%
1%
24% Aug 29
•
54%
200
*
48-%
14%
9
72
47%
1%
17
29
49
14%
Feb
4
48%
5
24% Feb
11
48%
1
128% Jan
18% Oct
48%
Co
5
61% Oct
49%
Inc
8
8%
48%
13%
47% Feb
,
50%
38
141 % May
"
28
13%
34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
8
27%
37%
26
Jan
28
14
9
4
27%
38
32 vb Dec
12
28
13%
Gt Northern Iron
2% Oct
27%
36%
5
22 Vo Jan
22,300
93%
101 Vb
28 %
1
4
16
45'A
93
101
27%
Granby Mining Co Ltd
4%%
43%
95
102
28%
_10
Graham-Paige Corp
1%
46 V2
*93%
*101%
'
(b
Gould-National
Grant
45'/2
95
55%
1
Brewing
Aug 25
46'A
102
14
5
common
Alden Corp
Co
Jun
45%
*93
*101 VB
1
Co
Co
Gimbel
80
47'A
95
102
200
4
Cement
Gillette
(w
*101%
49%
10
Co
v $4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
Grace
103
28
80c
Co
45%
*93
95
*101%
1
—
w'
48
*93
100
preference
Genesco
47
_83%c
com
preference
5%%
53% Jan
July 13
5%
25%
27%
26%
52% Jan
30% Feb" 17
5%
25%
28%
14%
27
79
5%
25%
27
26 %
38 Va Sep
5
5%
25%
6.67
*26%
42'a May 10
1
5%
2.50
Corp
60 Va Aug 12
59% Apr 27
Jan
1,600
65%
15%
32
30% Mar 30
66%
66%
66%
26%
7
10
66 %
26%
11
22
66 Va
15'/a
Granite
28
69
26%
41% Aug 24
20% Oct
67%
*26%
General Time
15
Aug 19
34% Sep
1
1,900
67%
*66
12,000
49%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (series b)
25
General Tele & Electronics—3.33 %
10% Jan
26
67
48%
3,800
15
97
200
*65%
50%
4,200
3% Jan
20% Sep
38
68
49 Va
21%
4
17
*36
*66
21'A
44% Jan
19
38
67%
21%
29
Jan
*36
67
20%
Tire & Rubber
19% Oct
38
66%
21%
Co
82
38
66%
*37
20%
Great
Aug 12
49%
39
67%
21%
8
89
49%
38
66%
21%
Goodrich
Aug 19
50%
38
21%
Goodyear
143
60
21%
6
4
1,000
50
No par
Castings Corp..
4
20
104V2
104'A
11,100
100,820
1
Steel
18
24% May 29
27%
107V2
42 »/3
42
13
21
21
27
*106%
20 Va
Oct
May 11
80
*107
12%
26
16'a July 17
27%
108%
20
28
15
28%
43%
*107
13
89% Jan
Jan
28 Vo
1%
1,000
20%
47% Jan
23
'Nov
22,200
20 Vb
27
Dec
87 Va Dec
13,600
34Vi
*12%
25 Vb Oct
24
63%
32%
131/4
15% Jan
1
16
25% Mar 23
c-v--
63%
34%
20%
29
74
6
31% July
% Dec
34%
63%
33%
20 Va
41% Jan
26% Jan
55% Jan
4
4
*34%
63%
35
*12%
30% Sep 27
18% July 28
18
83
34%
64'A
34 Va
13%
2
7
35% Nov
July
34%
63%
20%
8% July 27
24% Dec
44% Nov
35%
64%
34%
loo
21
24% Sep
22
8 Va Jan
35
No par
Sep
17
35
64
Service
Globe-Wernicke
Feb
51,800
35%
20%
Goebel
30
2,400
25,200
73%
35%
*12%
21
6
17%
37 %
73%
20%
3% Jan
12
16%
36%
74%
13'a
17
8 Va Jan
17%
37%
73%
20%
Glen
32% Apr
17%
37%
74%
33%
Glidden
20
17%
38
73 Va
*12%
8
28
17%
37 Va
74%
35%
10c
4
Oct
18
38%
73%
—10
11
7% Sep
17%
37%
75
64
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
45% Jan
5% May 10
18
38%
73%
Corp
l
No par
preferred
preference
conv
General
20% Jan
26
4
17%
38%
49%
Precision
conv
convertible
1% July 13
10 Va m'ar 18
30 Va Nov
1,200
49
General
32 % Sep
4
160
1,500
6%
800
32% Sep
July" 15
6%
7,200
24 Va
42% Apr
7
2,100
21
50% Oct
80%
32
80'/8
Sep
14
1
45 Vb Nov
25% Jan
34% m'ay 26
28
76% Jan
21
Sep
*6%
80'A
32
24Va
1 % Oct
27% May 20
2% Oct
Jan
6%
34%
81
37
Portland
50% Jan
6%
7
35%
32%
32%
80
Oil
1
35
•80'A
33'A
36%
Giant
14
6%
81
24%
Getty
29
6%
36'/2
32%
80
4
54 Va Dec
6%
136
*79
33%
36%
July 18
68% Dec
5,400
35%
80
24%
19 Va
96 Va Apr
35
35%
*79
36
19% Jan
8
35%
81
90
24'/a
11
12
1,500
•79%
23
Nov
19%
79%
66% Jan
36% Jan
19%
37%
61 Vb Jun
10
19%
24%
17
Oct
19%
79%
15
28'a Jan
19%
24%
May 20
42
19%
36%
12% May 17
Mar 30
1,500
19%
19va
General
4
8%
140
35%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
81% Jan
8%
9'A
*138%
37
8
26
8%
9%
140
24%
4
42% Sep
8%
9'A
•138
79%
33% Jan
17
2,600
8%
9%
140
36%
86% Jan
86% Nov
9%
8%
9'A-
24%
19
15
8,000
'138%
33%
No par
28
21
4,700
9%
No par
series
18% Sep
12
90
19
70%
"
8%
34%
3
20% Oct
26% Sep
' 18%
i
138 Va
33%
100
9
34% May 31
33 Va Jun
1
19&J;
™
72
63 Va
Corp common
May 22
5
70%
34%
common
31
21
19%
74%
2,600
97
l
39% Nov
24% Jan
20%
72%
3,100
23
«'*95
19%
20
35%
20
75
3%
3%
22%
/ ';
8%
8%
*79
20%
98
No par
23
7
*19%
3%
23%
*96%
9%
■y-
139
8%
99
900
138%
-
2
Corp
29
26% July
138%
1
36% Jun
29
20%;
v' 74%'
•9%
3%
22%
23'A
1,400
1
5
Mar 21
*95
'"73,%;^
>
93/a
3%
3%
23
99%
20% *•-20%^
72
3%
23 vb
*96
100
Vb
10%
5
9
13
3%
23
99 Va
26%
5
6
-
**
4
23%
j*9§9v2
•25%
80%
$1.60
22% Mar
i
2
Corp
23% Oct
21
*37/b
1
1
11% Jan
Jan
45 va
18
*10%
100
2
Jan
Jun
18%
10%
No par
18
90
74
18 Va
10%
5
Jan
98
13 Vb Apr
26
18
10%
Texas_t--5
5% Sep
26% Jun
27
92
*25%
18%
10%
36%
$3
13% Oct
46
26%
18%
10%
*26
25
20
1
26%
18%
2,500
24%
22
27
26%
10%
Corp
$3.75
800
20,500
4
36 vb
Jun
6
3%
1
79% Jun
22
52%
4
15
48
85% Jun
51 Va
4
Outdoor Advertising
General
28
5
54%
4
General Portland Cement Co
20
Sep 20
53%
4
18%
1
preferred
Sep
Apr
54
53 Va
4
10%
preferred
Preferred
5,500
3,400
42
18%
com
Corp
General Motors
$5
13'A
21 Va
42
26%
Corp
Instrument
General Mills
12%
21%
42 Va
10%
Co
General Finance
14
21%
42'A
17%
Co
General Dynamics
13%
21%
42%
*25%
Corp
General Cigar Co Inc
Gen Contract Finance
57% Sep
35
16
Bancshares
4
14%
21%
1
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
4
27
of
4
14
21
♦42%
50
Amer;Transportatlon_,;1.29
General
22
Nov
54
Baking Co common
_il5
$8 preferred
'.ill
No par
39% Jan
44% Feb
57%
4
General
66% Jun
27
25 vb Oct
44 Vb Jan
General
55%
42%
55%
_y0o
General Amer Oil Co
'i-;-
21%
42%
No par
Corp
voting pref
$4.50 preferred
17
Nov
43
Aug 22
55% Jan
July 13
31% Jan
Aug 29
111
5
112 Va Mar
22
Aug 16
70
7
,58% July
100% Dec
23% Dec
3
18
22% Mar
23% May 23
~8
37% Aug 25
21
61 % Aug
16 Va Feb
30% Dec
30% Apr
preferred
Acceptance
conv
14 Va
21
42%
1
com
General American Industries
General American Investors
21
20
Jan
30% Jan
July
12% Jan
Inc
14
21%
42 vb
2
Industries
14%
21%
5
convertible
$0.60
14
7% Jun
5
Sep
80 Va
4Va%
14
1
__5
Co
Corp
Wood
General
9
19% Oct
10
7% Feb
24
26% Jan
1
9% Oct
May 19
84
May 18
58% Feb
22
10% Mar 25
42 Va Apr
Jan
31% Mar 23
197/a Sep
2
Co
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67
400
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 24, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bang e for Previous
Highest
37% Dec
Lowest
Highest
28
80
Jun
Dec
26 Yz July 25
8
89% Apr 13
94.
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
32
9
29
81% Dec 16
Sep
18
28% Oct
27% Feb
3
37
28% Oct
35% Nov 24
8
82
Jan
•
4
7
91
No par
Aug
96
Dec 30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
98
Dec
22
115% Mar
4
97% Jan
11
102% May 4
103% Aug 19
24% Sep 28
35% May 31
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
55
Hackensack Water——
Halliburton Co -Hall (W F) Printing Co-
dividend
$5
28%
35%
35%
35
,
$4.20 dividend preferred—.
100
$4.40 dividend preferred..
_100
$4.44 dividend preferred—..—100
Aug 12
28%
28%
Friday
the Weea
Oct. 20
Oct. 21
Shares
28%
28%
277/a
*28 y2
343/4 ..34%
*85
86%
34%
*85
27%
28%
29*74
343/4
28 y8
28%
28%
*28 %
28%
47,500
*28
28%
700
34%
5,900
240
Co-
Common—
86% Aug 26
91% Oct,
7
87% May 18
29
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 19
Oct. 18
28%
28%
,6.33%
,.8.33%
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Par
,
88
7
Monday
-
EXCHANGE
Gulf Oil Corp—!
When issued
Gulf States Utilities
17
38% Jun 23
6
84% Jan
Jan:
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
preferred
*85 Va
91
92
102%
•100
102%
♦100
*102
-
103%
•102
103%
♦102
27%
27%
55
54%
54%
*54
40%
40
40%
40
102%
103%
*102
103
27%
27 y4
27 y8
27%
*53%
54%
*58%
54%
40%
417/8
40%
403/4
13,000
25%
25%
25%
253/s
1,700
1,000
40%
25%
92
*100
27%
25 y8
27y8
86%
891%
*88
103%
103 y2
28%
*88%
102%
*100
102%
28
.100
3.50
86%
92
*88
92
*88
333/4
*85
88.
88
89%
89%
91
♦88
90%
92
-
*100
—.100
$5.08 dividend preferred—
*85%
88
90 %
*88
35%
88
20
2,600
H
44% Feb 20
49% Nov
Feb
24
48% Nov 20
71% May 19
35%. Jun
3
25% Nov
29% May 22
25
4
48
9
Sep. 28
51% Jan' 4
Sep 20
July 23
21% Sep
6
114% Aug 31
88% Jun
7
19
36% Aug 14
44% Feb
6
Nov~ 10
42
122% July
1
13
122.
31% Apr 18
19
Feb
28% Jun
30
20% Mar 31
88
61%
132
Jan
27
Sep
July
Jan
19% Oct
34
Mar
19
8% Oct
5
7% Jan
21
12% Dec 30
64% Jan
75% Sep
35
78
May 20
2
77
Jan
92
2
Dec
90% May
22
40% Dec
27% Apr 14
8
34% May.ll
37% Mar 13
7
25% Jun
50
105
16
3
Jan 19
74% Dec 31
29
118% Apr 16
Sep
9% May 25
,
32% Jan
Jan
82% Novl9
2
46% Apr .27
Jan
8
26% Dec
3
42% July 29
13% Jan
5
23% July 22
64% Jan
9
Jan
7
117
July 22
31% Jan
7
41
Aug 27
34
85
'
72% Aug 25
105% Jun
.1
55% Apr 13
37
Mar
38% Feb
20
Oct
15% Mar
30% Sep
23% Feb
11% Oct
27
5
.May 21
15 % Apr 27
24% Jun 22
23
27% Feb
2
29% Nov 30
28% Feb
6
9
1
13
8
60% May 11
"92% Feb 16
21% Jan
22% Oct
18
13% Aug
5
61% Apr 13
76
66
4
37% Feb 17
.29% May 12
5
16% Jan
29
61% Feb 17
11
32% Dec
30% Apr
Jan
21
13
39% Apr 20
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
12% Apr
16
35% Nov 30
43% Sep
21
57% Jan
129
49% Jan 21
37
.
38%
6
35
Jan
30
80
Dec
15
~5%
18
9
Sep 21
Sep
3.65%
Helme
-
4
1
29
May 19
30% Oct
Holland Furnace Co_
2
65% Oct
5% .convertible
preferred
19
2
24
Feb
5
30
41
Feb
12
4% May 11
16
Sep 30
16% Oct
10
8
21
Jan
Jan
22% Jan.
36 % Mar 17
38% Feb
14
Hoover Ball
14
37% Jan
2
15
80% Mar
2
4
79
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
8
77.
8
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
9
93
Sep
88
July
85
Dec 28
64% Sep 21
96% Jan 30
1
22
29
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
July 13
24% Jan
64% Jan
14
24% Mar 14
34
Oct
94
Sep
14
66
Jan
5
10
29% Dec
93% July 30
21
25
90% Aug 24
82% Sep
13% Jan
5%
28
20
Hunt Foods
11
~5%
Jan
7
_9% Dec~31
7% Oct
35
Jun
25
39% Dec 31
33% Oct
11
39% Jan
16% Sep
29
21% Jan
423A Mar 18
52
29% Oct 23
39
24
40
Nov
35
Jun
9
38»/8 Oct
7
Jan
12
Apr. 17
55% Jan 21
46 y2 Dec
24
46
Feb
15
58
18
43
18
5
45% Jan
22
14
42% Jan
4
41
Feb
11
Aug 4
49% Aug
9
46% July 27
44% Aug 15
40
Sep 28
57% Aug 23
29
45% Dec 21
50
Jan;
4iy2Oct
7
47
Jan
40% Sep
25
363A Jun 26
45% Mar 18
41% Aug 13
38% Feb
17
July 28
12
Illinois
Aug
Oct
46
Power
46%.
84%
'84%
22 %
23
-
.
4%
27%
173/4
•16%
17
9 :,/4
'
17
62%
60%
62
273/4
283/4
22%
43/4
4%
•
>' 16%
•
;
16%
80
80
92
84%
84%
84%
84 y4
15%
M53/a
15%
15%
15%
45
45%
8
32%
33%
90%
90%
*91%
.92%
-
34
31%
-
74
-
92
*90y2
85 y4
83%
120
160
84
6,600
500
153/4
153/4
*15i/o
15
15%
143/4
44 5/8
45%
46
45%
46%
31
32
10,900
•15
44%
31%
32%
'•31%
32%
*90%
91%
*903/4
91%
*90%
92%
92%
92%
*91%
93
7%
71/4
7%
1,700
H
91 y2
*91%"'
y4"
92%
7%
.10
—
A
92
,-32 %
•
f
8
16%
•
7%
34
*33
-
17%-:
'••3,700
-
81% w
;90y2
./■ *91
17 %
1,700
*80%
90%
8ys
7ya
*33
443/i J-443/4
400
.
17 y8
373/4
32%
.
-
.
5,500
31%
V
90
4,300
'
80%
84!/4
153/4
16
27,500
74
31%
75
4%
36,500
;
17%
17
*37%
*15%
15%
16%
•
17%
17 y8
173/0
*90 y2
85
15%
15%
'
22%
373/4
80%
90%
*90
92
151/3
'*
84%
4%
-75
80
80
"80
*90
613/4
5
813/a
31%
761%
•91,600
-
28 3/4
841/a
•
31%
*74%
1
48%
6,000
28
•
22%
*87%
200
-
-59%
23
17
'
5,200
31
49%
22%
17 Va
16%
•373/4
2,100
47-
43/4
'
3i%u.
-
;
861/2
*84%
18
*17%
'*37%
17
"IT"
•
52 %
50%
86%
9,200
10
46%
28%
,
*33%
600
17' '
*30
471/4
-;47%
'
:
30 »/8
30
31
*30
30%
3,700
.
27 y4
9%
93/4
30y2
30
230
40
32
*261/4
22%
43/,
37%- ^:;*373/a,37%
31%
86—
*26 »/4
1,100
8,200
•
103
31%
61%
•
; 4%
»i7y8.i8
-
18
17
*37%
*74
'
•
4%
*17%
-
103
32
■
47
47%
>86'/a
223/4
104%
.31%
"
4
T
64%
273/4
*84%
'•
64 y4
28%
*84%
22%
V
20%
*103
100
1,600
8,000
'20 y8
49%
"t
.47%
63%
28%
.
0
.
y4
7,100
10
10
,
7%
15,600
7%
51
*33%
34
33%
,33%
100
171/4
17%
51
34
*163A
17
16%
16%
1,600
51
17y4
X503/4
1,400
50%
51%
513^
51
503/4
50
28%
29%
28%
'283/4
28%
28%
281/4
28%
28y4
283/4
7,000
-No par
a
297/fl
30%
29%
30y4
29%
30 y8
29%
30
29%
29%
22', 700
53%
54%
54
543/4
53%
3,900
_15
common.
♦41
_50
4.26%
preferred.
;
4.70% preferred4.42% preferred.
4.20% preferred-.
Indiana General Corp.
44%
*47
47%
46
42
42
*41
42
*43%
443/a
*43%
443/a
47%
*43%
443/a
*47
47%
47%
*47
*44'/2
46
*441/2
46
*44%
43%
41%
43%
42
483/4
__1
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
*41
46
*42
483/4
48%
*42
531/4
42
47 %
•13%
50
543/4
.
*42
43%
*42
431%
*42
41'/a
42%
41
421%
40
42
6,600
47%
48%
473/4
473/4
47%
473/4
2,000
'
♦47
'
*41
44%
*43%
♦44%
50
541/2
54%
*41
*43%
-
-50
54
42
*44%
50
i
—
6
30%
'
29
20
20
*63
303/b
46%
i'.
47 y8
64%
,
28%
.50
'
Co
31%
46%
46%
63%
—1
4.08% preferred
45
50
* '
♦30%
'
>
55 y8
20%
64y2
9%
29%
•
•
95 %
201/a
18
'9%
: ioy4
-
•
59
20%
26*74
•A 9,200
—B
Illinois Central RR Co
27
18%
10
'29% "'29%
•
100
.
108
54%
-
20%
31%
25'A
17%
-
.
*63
•
106 y2
29%
.
25%
18
'47%
46%
100
Ideal Cement Co_.
6
Jan
32,
100
90
95%
55 % ••55%'
64
..
97
r
20%
*104
*107%
*58:
59
96%
20
20%
64.
'
84
.
Idaho Power Co
4
41
18%
.100
-
31% Jan
41% Feb
:
64
721/4
,
108%
*573/4
55%
20
'
-
104
•25%
No par
1
Indust Inc com.
57% Aug 24
39% Jan
;
-
25%
*90
preferred series A
47% Jan
4
104
*31%
,.—100
;
28
3
63
.
*
<
36
14%
72
v
".
99
54%"
.:
>107%
59
97%
.
<20%
32.
73%
108%
*57
r,
»20%
15
73
*14%
36
15
•
21% July 25
Apr
*55%
20 >
.
'
No par
—.100
——100
—;
29% Sep
433/4 Feb
47
40 V2 Sep
-
36
153/4
--
•*107%
7
20%
10" *
9%
29% : 29% V"
*30%
31%
-
*
preferred series B
Hupp Corp common
8% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator. Co
7
9
72
*98%.'99
25%
V,'
"""
5%
5
23% July
19% Oct 13
&
*15
723/4
-.108%'
"59
*35%
36
^72%
36
-36
'.-54%
1,200
-
•
15%
72 "
is
-28
Howe Sound Co (Delaware)—a—1
Hudson Bay Min As Sm Ltd
No par
-
*35%
♦15
-
-
*
104
10
--
30%
20%
v*31%"
2,200
6,100
-
50%
30%
20%
*103
—30
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
1
30
49%
30 y2
.64
*63l
„
:
*
common
4.40% preferred—
14
84% Feb
50% Sep 21
65% Jan
50%
'•
preferred—259
—
507/a
*30 y4
53%
20%
6,700
•
-
30l/2
*57
20%
*82
831/4
*82
'
11
116%
83%
51%
*107
5434
„
112.
69%
11
'
50%
59%
99
'
2,700
'
\
*30%
■
99
68 Yb
11
115
900
8 5/8
38
51%
.: 108%
59%
19%
*37%
-
3,600
3,400
23%
8%
69 3%
'
11
83%
*82
>83%
68 '/a
1123/4
'p
195/a
*23
30 %
15%
73%
"'80
235/s
51%
*
36f
:y
2,300
2,900
•
'*30%
30%
>'
••
38
23%
8%
'
113%
112
1131/2
*82
32%
38
*37
38
,111
52%-
*107
Inc——1
4% preferred
14
27
$2.25 convertible
3%% preferred
4
Mar 17
14% Sep 19
43% Jun 29
8
115
82%,
&
Household Finance
:/
13
Jan
15
13% Jan
18
88% May
18% Sep
75
11% Jan
84% Dec
Jan
11%
HoudaUle-Industrles Inc commomktS-•
34% Aug 24
Dec
27
Mar
70% Jan
7
69
26% Dec 14
70%
*30%
.
.
4
10
38
11
,
Bearing Co
__5
Hotel Corp of America^ common
1
5% convertible preferred
—28
*
.
•37
68%
72 V>
±
lgsp "
Honolulu OH Corp__
——10
Hooker Chemical Corp common—-8
:
,'
$4.25 preferred—.,
:__Nopar '
19
24 y4
71
*51 % ■
Homestake Mining—
13
19%
*23%
83/4
83A
8%
11%
.
...
—10
Holt Rlnehart As Winston
4
90% Sep
26
Sep
-
.
—v.5
common-
193/4
24 Va
-34,,
11%
.60s
;
._
.Holly Sugar Corp
12
41% Jan
2
8%
.
"
Hoffman Electronics Corp-
-
8%
69%
—8
series A—;
1 20
.24%
44"'
123%'
23%
11%.
114
1
pfd
24%
23%
44
.'
38
73.
36
conv
19%
24%
37%
23% ' 23%
19%
19%
23%
20
6,200
'
11%
„
Heyden Newport Cbem Corp——1
3%% preferred series A—
—100
$4% 2nd pfd .(conv)—_iNopar'
13
12
23%
-
23%
1,600
33
*120%
>. 37 yB
3837,
38
20
29%
323/4
"
122
122
122
122
v
92
100
29 y4
443/4
44
445/a
44%
/•
38%
71
■}'
*15
—-i-
"45
123
.
38%
1. *37%
preferred—25
_
*44%
*120
39%
38
_No par
Powder common——21/12
Hewitt-Robins Inc_
»
62% Aug 18
52% Oct 20
44%
123
9
Motors
____100
$2 conv class A pfd__
—No par
Hershey Chocolate Corp:.
No par
8
8l%Feb
36% Dec
noncumulatlve
Hertz Co
*
7
27% Oct
33i/8
*37%
«_1
.'5%%
6
33
8%
v
,—10
common-..
8
40% Jun
19% Jun
W)
28% Apr
Jan
333/4
"
lnp
.
1
13
33%
23%
,
5% preferred
July 13
2
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19
120
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19%
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28
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13
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5
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55
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6
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—
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84
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33% July 7
36
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40
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—2.50
Hammond Organ Co.:
_1
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11% Jan
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6
-
46% Aug. 18
26% Sep
2
29% Jan 11
27
•
37% Jan
42% Sep
39% Apr 29
Hamilton Watch Co
„
28
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19
16% Oct 21
9% Oct
6
47% Jun 21
28
22% May 26
3
4
32% Jan 25
37% Oct 21
21% May 24
24% Nov ,20
Jan
106% Jan
26% Jun 20
31
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43
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46
43%
Industrla Electrica De Mexico
6% Dec
8
10% Feb 18
177/8 Nov
5
30
July
7
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17
109
May
July 28
163
May
55
July
7
6
6
149
43% May
5% July 11
13% Aug
4
22% Jan
12
65
86%
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19
150
Sep 28
July 13
8% Feb
154
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25
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7
6% preferred
29
Feb
5
32
Sep
i >
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27% Mar 26
45
Dec
343/4 Feb
8
49% Jun
15
Interchemicai
86% Oct 20
95% Feb 24
86
2
93
31 Va
17
385% May 12
39s% Jan 27
7
488
May 29
57% July 10
138
153 y4 Jan
25
Jan
2
Sep 25
28
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68
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17 3% Feb
12% Jan
111
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22
9
7
7
86 Vz Dec
15
10% Sep
14
56
125
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Mar 20
33% Dec 15
37
Feb
10
31% Dec 29
28
Feb
3
283/4 Mar 19
July
14
July 30
27% Jun
4
24% Nov.
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94
16% Jan
69
9
6
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2
23
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15
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12
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6
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37
37% Aug 21
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39
32
33
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23
2
8
12
77% Aug 17
25% Feb 24
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5
47% Sep 20
123A Aug
85 y8
4
Sep 28
86y4Jan
May 27
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
19
International Packers
6
273/4 July 25
95
Oct 21
33% Jun
9
41% Jun 20
139% Jan
8
44% Apr 28
38
Aug 24
58% Aug 15
30% Apr
35
32
Feb
25
17
18% Jun
22
May 31
46% May 25
38% Jan-15
45% Apr
4
49% Oct 20
20% Sep
Interstate
12
4
19% Oct
17
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
7
Sep
7
44% Jan
4
18% Dec 14
23% Jan
7
313/4 Jan
28
16% Sep 27
10% Oct 13
20
15% Nov
May 12
76% Jan 26
87
40
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67
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7ey2 Nov 13
461/4 Dec
49 '/e Feb
29
9
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96
Dec 28
27
88
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59% Apr 27
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16
41
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13
76% Jan
22
443/4 Jan
13
533/4 May
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951/2 Mar
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Oct
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8
11
29% Oct 21
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12
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7
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83
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1
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89% Jan
4
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18 3/4 Jun 13
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8
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Jewel Tea
16
-
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1
Island Creek Coal common
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21
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115
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2,200
32
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42% July 25
23
29
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1
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123
Dec
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32
40%
23%
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5% preferred
33% Jan
4
75
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32%
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;
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Int'l Minerals Si Chemical com
—5
21% Feb
70% Mar
5
July 21
31%
41
'
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38%
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;
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1
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56
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72%
18 3/8
72%
100
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4% preferred
1.
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Int'l Nickel of Canada--
94% Aug 15
19% Mar 2
8
116% Sep 15
2
36% Tan
50% Mar 18
50% Jan
Iron
17%
733/4
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32%
40
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6
6
6
6
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31%
5
6
16%
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155
33
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36% Aug 24
69% Jan
Interlake
148 % Aug 25
Feb
40
May 10
33% Jun 17
42% Dec 17
40
Aug 18
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Aug 25
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16%
31%
20 -'
6
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18
38% Sep
32% Feb 17
9
550
Inland Steel Co
July 11
34% Feb
139% Feb
July 30
9
38
Feb
22% Sep 26
407% Mar 8
80
173/4 Jun
Sep 22
Sep 21
Dec
9
15
29
40y4 Dec 14
32
5
43% Jan
35% Apr 30
28% Feb
35
50% Jan
5
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2
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16%
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36% May
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8
343/4 Sep 21
28
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55
96%
96%
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13
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7-700
Volume 192
Number 599'1
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1623)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevlons
STOCKS
Year 1059
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
r
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 17
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Oct. 18
-
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 19
Oct. 20
Oct. 21
Shares
*
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Feb
9
65
93 Vt Feb
10
120
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31
48
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-
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10
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Oct
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July
Feb
130
July 27
20
57% Apr
18
82
25
92% Jan
98
82% Jun
19
93
50
85% Feb
28
34% July 12
•
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18% July 11
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
6
40% Jun
5
60% Jan
22% Sep
28
1
2
2
37% Oct
22
77
29
Dec
5
74% Nov
'
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4
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24%
6
Oct
20
46% Jan
8
62% Feb
11
82% Oct
17
Apr
27
43 % Jan
21
31% Jan
6
KLM
34% Oct
21
46% Jan
4
Koppers Co Inc
77
26
7
Jan
82%
April
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
29% Oct
4
35
Aug
5
27% Sep
19% Jun
29
13
43% Mar
17% Sep
29
26% Mar
18
34% Jan
3
5
19% Oct 21
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6
3% Dec
17
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63 Va Jun
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13
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21
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29
73 Va Nov
18
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21
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151
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20
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98
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58
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94 Va Aug
32% Nov 18
(J W)
40% Aug 23
15% Feb
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13
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Martin
9
38:
Dec
31% Dec
Midland
58% Aug 23
24
82
93
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12
72 % Mar 17
71% Dec. 11
4
Maremont1 Automotive
Apr
36
Mar 31
9
'
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17
44% Feb
Dec
Oil
Marquette Cement Mfg Co-—.
89% Jan
71
Maracalbo
,37%
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10
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22
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.
43
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13
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42%
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4
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Mallory (P R) & Co
22
14
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84
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27
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46
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5
3
23% Oct
Jan~12
(R H)
Madison
8
55
19% Sep
9
Macy
28
——100
;
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19
common—10
preferred
18
19% Jan
89% Jan
<42% Jun
34
2
85% Aug
16% Oct
88
47% Sep
0%
A Forbes
Mack Trucks Inc.
17
16% Feb
26
59%
49% Feb
1% Jun
>28% July 30
4
;
3
4
*
44% Nov
6
MacAndraws
10
52% Jan
31% Feb
'
21 Va Dec
7
23% Jan
Sep 30
Jan
35
1
7% Jan
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7
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14
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18
~
-
79
f
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5
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24
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31%
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34%
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17
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300
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22
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29
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100
74
71%
72%
4,800
20
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1624)
,
.
.
Monday, October 24, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1959
16 Mi Nov
15
18 V* Feb 23
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
13
70% Jan
Mesta
Mar 19
24% Jun
16
40
74% Jan
5
37
74% Dec 22
Dec 28
98
75% Nov 30
88
74% Nov 12
46
1
Mar 13
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
82
75% Jan 19
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
30
86
Jan
46% Oct
39% Jan
2
2
92
33% Dec
28
18% Feb
Feb 27
40% Jun
29
15 % Oct
111% Jan
59% Feb
3
94% Sep
9
36% Aug 30
Midwest
Oil
26% May 16
Minerals
&
Jan
May
9
20% Sep 21
2
14% Dec
20% Feb 16
9
31% Apr 28
38
Mar~5
28
4
14
39
2
25
Jun 19
19% Nov
16
8
4% Sep 23
Jan
22% Jan
4
17
8
Feb
16
.
Jan
38% Jan
2
-
'8
,27% Dec* 28
22
Oct
12
.15% Jan
Jan 29
10
May
Mar
4
2
35% Sep 29
26% Mar 8
'29% Aug 31
v
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31% "Sep 423
31% Aug 10
'
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'
-25
27% Aug 20
Fbb 24
6% Oct "20
37
Oct
'
.
40% Feb
7
-3
12% Oct 27
36% Jan
21% Mar
2
26
53% Dec 23
-
37% Oct
10
16
Feb
Oct
12
6
27% Nov
18% Mar 21
13% Oct 21
9
24
Dec
23
25% Sep 22
32
Jan
20
19
4
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/
-
.
19
98
May 31
27% Jun 29
23% Jan
4
*
82
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92%
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29%
■-
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(John). &
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■
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Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp.:
12
13yaNov
19% July l«
12% Feb
1
66% Jun
17
18
12
16
17
:
Mueller
Brass
Munslngwear
.
15
63% May
29% Jan
24% Sep
34% May
21
49% Jan 15
142
8
Dec 22
Sep
10
40
•
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co
1
5
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
1
National Aviation Corp
5
32% Aug 22
56% Dec 30
49% Mar 21
69 ye Sep
143% Jan
3
8
12
12
July 18
1A Oct
19
1
157% Aug 12
11% Mar
1
Rights
National Biscuit Co
7%
•
■ -
■
10
common
preferred
100
3
9
National
71
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
89
'
145
Jun
10
120% Dec 31
17
159
Mar
3
78
Apr 29
Sep 19
59
Jan
98
20% Jan
National Linen
Service
43
Jan
Natl
&
40
Jan
14
98% Jan
4
Aug 28
26% Sep 28
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
16% Jun
2
28% Jan
24% Mar 25
14% July 27
10
13% Jan
7
14% Nov
24
Dec
8
15
Feb
National
Tea
National
Theatres
15
19
Feb
17
29% Jun 10
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
26
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
82% Mar
19% Jan
21% Jan
2
74% Dec 22
2
19
68 Va Oct
22
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
35
16
49% Maris
23% Jan 27
25% Feb
Dec
9
29% Sep 22
13
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7
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7y« Jan
25
15
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12
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71
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18
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151
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14
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1
13
13
13
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13
13
13
13
1,100
34% May 24
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25!A
25%
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Newberry Co (J.J.) common.Nopar
37
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37
36%
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75
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74
74
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21
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12,700
83
81%
81%
80
80
30
45
37 Va.
74%
21%
83
60%
45
27%
16y2
14% Mar
4
Jan
21
4
8
85
Aug 30
Neisner
Bros
3%%
preferred
.100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New
York
33y4Oct
15% Sep 28
31% Jan
6
New
York
29% Mar
39% Jun
13
N Y
8
Co.—
New
34% Oct 29
6
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
Inc
Meter
79% Jan
36% May 23
'
140
800
•
59%
Natus Corp
55
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
6
..,
8y«.
;
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19% Jan
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10%
•
39%
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4
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
22% Aug
2
71
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•
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25%
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4
8,400
25
National Steel
4
36% Jan
71Dec 28
National-Standard
4
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10
8
4% July 22
30%.
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13
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5
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9
12
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National Sugar Ref Co
11 y4 Sep 22
12
25% Oct
7%
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44
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100
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5
A~8%
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36% /A7%
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Co
17% Oct
28% Jan
15
Lead
120% Jan
Aug 18
9% Jun
Gypsum
preferred
144% Jan
22
17% Sep 22
$4.50
National
3
2
-33%
32%
24%
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134% M"ar 12
Jan
23% Dec
4
NaUcnal
Oct
109% Jan
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3%
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4Va% pfd series of 1951.
National Fuel Gas Co
132% Aug
20%
19%
32%
3%
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29,600
23,500
24%
11
9
33%
,
3%
38%
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33%
29
34%
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24% Jan
Feb
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32%
36%
28%
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.
33%
,
52%
Natl Distillers & Chem
84
19'A
32%
3%
-
28%
-
53'A
11
52% Sep 24
34%
19%
37
36%
29%
33%
59%
35% Jan
104
36%
28%
34
24%
25
104
36'A
28%
52%
35% Dec
20
3,600
59%
8
21% May 27
49% Oct 19
31,700
29%
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28 y4 Jun
85% Oct
65%
29 Va
>
59%
5
Apr
6
24% Jan 21
64
30
25
National Dairy Products
109
66%
29%
.
53%
5
1
12
1
65%
30
59%
City Lines Inc
Sep
Jun
66%
30
25
May
62
Sep 23
66
30
53 Va
24% Sep 28
44% Jan 20
31
54% Jun 12
21
1,700
66%
60
70% Jun
32% Jan 15
2
90
69,900
10%
59
26
87y4
51% Oct 21
12
Sep 28
33 y2
10%
51%
25
7
2,700
32%
11%
10,800
9%
54%
25Va
10
46y4 Feb
5
18%
32%
11%
18 %
9/4
53%
25Va
National Can Corp.
National Cash Register
26% Jun
Jan
18 Va
32%
11%
19%
1/8
1-iV
66%
67%
149% 150/4
——
55 Va Sep
80
19%
32
11%
32%
10%, A
31%
*13%
1
5
13
25% Apr 25
IS Oct
6
18%
31%
40
12 Va
-
-
9,900
11%
33%
8%
61 %
66
1,000
.
r
16%
135
32%
25%
-
15%
132
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Natco Corp
Oct
6
164% Apr
14% Jan
.19
-
700
;
19%
27'%
-
.
16%
19%
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6
22
5
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,
390
,
138
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136 %
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-
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93
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138
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94
30
,
.
50%
11%
34%
20
32%
3%
8%
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10,700
48
51%
19%
29
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Inc
130
31%
39% "39%
33
33.
20%p20V4
..
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139 Va
16%
16%
141%
48
93%
»
35%
♦34%
16%
139%
28 y4
50%
94
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j
35
35
35%
17%
16%
-
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V
16% Dec 23
51%
93
30%
NAFI
bO % Sep
51%
93
1
29% Sep
Jun
*46
93%
8
9
Mar 30
46 %
51%
•••
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24% Mar
•
29%
46 Va
51%
.3
.—8
,
25% Sep 22
Jan
28%
51%
10
Mnrphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
12% Nov 10
29
47
48
....
83% Mar
6
28%
47
,Minihg~<6r Chemical—. "'"''V
American shares—1.^.1,000 lire
36"%
Rights——
7
Stamped (when issued)__l,tlOOhre
s 4 *35%
Monterey Oil Co.
ti —I
37' .>
Montgomery-Ward-& Co..
.No par
'■'••••<> 27%
Moore-McCormack
Lines.
^...12
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Morrell
1,800
18,100
92%
28%
29%
29
•
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18,200
,
82
92%
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4
1
82
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;
100 rt
48% Jan
Sep 21
91
*80
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3%
.—.lOO
51% Aug 4
31% July 24
21
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82
82
'
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28% Jan 22
Jan"*~2
92
*80
92%
.5
-Sep 28
18% Sep 26
43%
*88 Va
82
82
MontecaHnl
..
7
-47% Jan
89%
Class. B
.
11
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*88'A
*80
.
-37% Oct
92
*88%
■
87% Sep 12
7% Oct 11
B
82 Va
'
t
v
10
21
10%Sep-29
28% Sep 28
24% Feb 24
63
22% Dec 24
Oct
♦81
♦80
.
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82
80
80
*7% i 8 >
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' ^ "*'"8"'' V8.:,%«~Monsanto' Chemical Co^_.__.—1 • *■? -* • V'38%C39%..'. ' : 38%
39%
Montana-Dakota Utilities:Co—- VJ* ;2a% i31',
'30% -'31:;
Montana PowerCo—......Nopar
29% 4 29%
$ .*♦
29%' 29%
.
.
20% Jan. 14
RR
82
34%
19%
32%
bfachine Tool...—rNo"par
4 Monarch
;
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
4
21% Jan 25
35y« Mar
-
36 Va
*91
No par
preferred.
4.20% ^preferred
Mojud Co Inc__
;}
35%
139
144
19%
20
31% 33ya
<
10%
11%
66%
67%
4 30
30%
36
36
.
' Missouri.Public Service Co.—
I
Rights
Mohascolndustries Inccommon__5
3% %
«
36%
82
—
19% Jan
6
13% Jan 11
5
7
18% Jun 23
36%
81 %
36%
81V2
28%
v; Missouri Portland Cement Co.-6.25
.
11;
480% Mar 11
87% Mar 23
11% May > 9
11% Oct 13
-
r
Sep-21
8ep 26
61% Oct 17
'70
19
18% May 20
14% May 26
56% July 27
ll%~Dee,22
8
Jan
24
.18% Nov 23
■
.8
70
Aug 5
78% Aug 14
.8
12% Nov 24
Jan 15
22% 8ep
1
A Oct 20
17
Oct 21
RR
Missouri Pacific RR class A
36V8
92%
r '
*
Ontario
Missouri-Kan-Tex
6
39
*
18% Apr 27
9
Jan
68% Jan
48% Jan
36
82
-
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
29% Jun 15
30
-
35
7
45% July 29
32
60
7
MarlO
3% Oct
.<
&
47%
92
*34%
10
Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
_No par
Minute Maid Corp..
—1
Mission
Corp
_1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
10
4
20% Jan
Jun
Minnesota
19
10
Dec
17
4
29 Vs Oct
15
34
17
47
93
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn Mining & Mfg
.—No par
38% Aug 31
36% Sep 28
8
Jun
33% Jan
24
52% May 25
41% Jan
12% Jan
88
9%
47%
51V\
.
11
9%
47%
37'A
80%
*47
Minneapolis Moline Co
—1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_.No par
21
Jan
9%
47%
*80
Philipp Corp
1
Reg—1.50
5
33% Oct
17
37% Jan
30
Corp-__
Chem
9%
47%
■>80
.—100
;
9%
9%
47%
36'A
*91
29%
10
24% Jan
July 12
18% July
preferred
Shares
9%
9%
47%
*80
Minneapolis-Honeywell
17% May 12
2
1st
the Week
Oct. 21
9%
80
*88%
Midland Enterprises Inc
——1
Midland-Ross Corp common——
5
5%%
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 20
Oct. 19
47%
37
100
1
27
49% Apr
4
29% May 4
41% Mar IS
31% Dec 23
178% Jun
Sep 28
Sep 28
Apr 19
31% Feb
Jan 22
16% Jan
35% Oct 20
2
8
17
Sep 26
19% Mar 23
.
63
31% Dec
5
15% Oct 21
July 21
29% July 29
Jun
58
series
Middle South Utilities Inc
22
123% Feb
150
31
preferred
Jan
30
2
24% Mar 20
9
19
4.45%
88
60% Nov 12
83 % Jan
It
48% July 25
16
23
Oct
5
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90 % pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
.100
3.85% preferred series.
—100
3.80% preferred series
-100
95
Oct. 18
9Va
47%
12.50
Machine Co
:
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
9
8
80% Sep
2
Aug 11
33
Sep 21
4
25% Mar 16
68
Dec
Jan
33
4
Aug 26
82% Sep
93% Sep
83% Jan 13
87
84% Dec
Monday
Par
Oct
82% July
SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
88% Apr 15
6
27% Jun
NEW YORK
Highest
9% Oct 21
22% Feb 25
18
53% Jan
84
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*74
21%
*81%
58%
83
*81%
1,600
59
58%
59
58%
59%
58
59
12,600
44%
443/4
43%
44 Va
42%
43
40%
42
9,100
Brake
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
1,400
16%
16
16%
16
16%
15%
16 y4
26,300
34
16%
34%
16%
15
34%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36 %
34%
35%
33,200
No par
Air
3
3Va
5
—
Central—.
No par
Chicago & St Louis Co
N Y New Haven Si Hartford Co—
5% Dec 29
10% Jan
6
2% Oct
10
6% Jan
6
Dec 24
20% Jan
5
4% Oct
20
12% Jan
5
24% Dec 29
38% Feb
17
27% Jan
11
10
14
Oct
4
Common
Preferred 5%
New
York
47/a
14%
.100
series A
Shipbuilding Corp—.l
Gas Corp—
3
1,700
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
14 Va
14%
14 »/4
14%
14%
14%
14 y4
14 y4
2,200
2,700
27%
28
28
27%
.,75% >76 '
37 Vn
36%
27%
27%
3
5
14%
3
3
3
2%
3
3
-
N Y State Electric
25% Dec 11
.71% Dec 29
33% Dec
65
84% Mar 11
15
41% Jan
14
Sep 18
73% Apr
77% Apr
1
69
Dec 23
74
.
27% Nov 12
Dec 21
79% Oct 29
100% Oct 20
85% Maif
88% Apr
108
13
23% May 5
72% Jan
4
33% Mar 15
65% Jan
14
89% Mar
7
76
3
4
2
80
Mar 23
15
99% Feb
,2
92% Jan 20
34
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
18% May 5
26% Sep 29
Jun
17
108
Common
Dec 22
Aug 17
Aug
102% Sep
22.
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
.4.10%
9
7
5.25%
•
4.85%
Jan
15
11% Dec
4
23% Mar 10
41% Jan
6
Nopco
106 y4 Jan
4
Norfolk
Niagara
Share
12% Dec 17
Mar"l8
30% Sep 23
52%
32
Sep 21
40% Dec
64
Dec
30
73
28
Jun
24
35% Jan 22
100% Oct
5
102
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
42
Nov
108
Jan 27
Feb
113% Mar
103
14
Nov
16
6
18
21
20% Jan
19
22% Sep 22
100
4
13% July 12
6%
22% July 20
11% Mar
29% May
36
Jan
45 y4 Aug 22
99% Jan
6
103% Jan
4
101% Jan
16
57% May 22
36
22 ye Jan
2
Dec
13
Sep 28
Mar 29
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
112
8
Sep
109% Aug 17
48
Jan
4
American
Central
Corp
Ry Co
Northern
Natural
Gas
Pacific
...
Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
28
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
67% Jan
78% Dec 29
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
79
86% Mar
81
Apr 29
67
Dec
21
79% Dec 28
2
22% Jan 25
88% Mar 23
79% Jan
79% Dec 28
89
80
24% Sep
18
29 Va Dec
22
44% May 12
46 % Apr 10
Mar 25
Jan
5
8
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87 y4 Sep 14
4
Northwest
31% Jan
4
5 Va %
87
5
87
Aug 26
39 % Dec
For
17
footnotes,
Apr
10
16
Sep 26
22% Sep 28
22% May
40% Dec
22
37% Sep
59
44
see page
24.
20
Jun
2
27
Airlines
conv
Northwestern
Norwich
Inc
(Minn)
Steel
&
72
72%
72
72.'.
71%
72
78
77
77
*77
78
f*77
85
85
*85
*105
107
*99
100
.
,
"
*105%
:*99
19%
19%
19%
27%
85%
*66 Va
v
70
107
105%
88
99
<
27%
105%
98
19%
19%
27%
.•
98
-
19%
85
*105
105%
100
78
140
730
,72
78
85
.
85 %--
*85
68%
*67
68 %
19%
40
100
50
330
1,200
3,700
2,500
20
20
19%
20
19%
19%
41%
42%
40%
41%
41%
42'A
39%
417/s
20,700
39
39
39
39
39
39%
38%
39
65%
65i/a
♦65
66
*65
65
65
65
30%
31
30%
30
30%
*104
105
*109% 110 Va
*109% 109%
37%
37%
♦104
105
*104
105
104
104
*108
110%
*109
110%
109
109
27%
27%
28
93%
93%
93
93
92%
92%
22%
12%
203/s
*22%
23
22%
22%
*22%
22%
*22%
22%
12%
20 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
13
9
26 Va
26%
100
100
—100
100
100
1
73%
*83
*82'A
84 Va
*84
38%
16'A
74!A
85'A
86
35
24%
24%
19'A
40
Wirt
19%
12%
20
*109%
37
30%
27%
30%
..
*27%
'
30%
92
*103'A
109
92 Va
105
109
100
700
2,300
150
8,600
20
30
109%
109%
109 Va
108'A
108%
*107%
109%
100
37%
36%
37%
36%
37 Va
36 %
367/a
9,800
25%
8,200
—
preferred...
Pharraacal-Co
67%
94 Va
..—.10
1
11
67%
150
17,700
39
65V2
31'A
100
—100
100
B
—
42% Sep
31% Jan
86
17y4Sep 27
29% Dec 22
—
$3.60
preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp.
Sep
9
Aug 26
24% Mar 31
Common
67%
\
42Va
10
5.60% preferred
Northern
67%
"
8,200
77,
36.% .:37%
39
*65
30%
Co
preferred.;,
5.80% preferred
37%
42Va
—50
5%%
76
36%
3,600
Car
Northern
*75
37%
1
Norris-Thermador Corp
North
American
Aviation
North
27 3A
76
37%
5
....
45 y4 May 24
,
27%
♦75
.25
10
50c
1
—
preferred
preferred
99
27%
75
37%
67%
72%
78
85l/2
107 ■,'»
99
19%
27%
19%
273A
93 Va
*22%
12%
20'/4
5
Corp
6
68
,
Western Ry common..25
&
25
63% July 15
26% Feb 17
*104
—100*.
Adjustment
92
37%
67%
72'A
78
*85
'
—100
100
Chemical Co
Oct
18% Sep 29
20% Nov 25
..
...
4
108
27'A
No par
—
$3.75 preferred—....——100
Niagara. Mbk Pwr Corp com_No par
.3.40% preferred i
100
3.60% preferred
100'
80% May
88% Aug 18
Jan
102% Feb 26
84% Jan 29
39 y4 Aug 17
73
Mar 28
74% Jan
91
Sep 17
19% Sep 16
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
Co
B
62 %t
,
25%
26%
25i/a
25%
73
73%
73
*83
85%
*83
85%
*82%
86
*82%
86
,73
25%
72
*83
25%
25%
72
72
72
85%
83%
83%
*82%
86
*82%
86
84'A
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
85 %
39%
*84
*84
85%
*83%
85%
*83%
39%
40 Va
19%
19%
19%
•18%
41
40%
41%
40%
50
~io
85%
40%
16%
24%
85%
40%
16%
24%
320
16y2
39
39%
40%
40
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
165/a
24%
24%
*24%
247/a
24%
247/a
19%
♦19
41
40%
19 %
41%
*19.
39%
35,400
6,500
1,700
19%
300
40'/4
9,200
Volume 192
Number 5997
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
'
Ran#e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Par
AND
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 20
Oct. 19
Oct. 21
the We
.(
Shares
o
313/a May 17
83
Dec
31
953/4 Jan
38% Sep
16
84
343/4
353/8
74
Dec
29
85
94% Sep
12
100
88
89%
82
Sep
4.40%
3.90%
preferred
75'/a Jan
preferred
100
♦81
96
Aug
4.56 %
preferred
100
873/4 Dec
15
86
30
Sep
34 % Nov
9
16
Jan
13
89
16
86
Jan
46 % May 21
34% Mar
29
18
Feb
27
Sep
25
90% Feb
5
31
30% Jun
2
41 % Feb
9
16
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
4
16
14 % Jan
7
26Va Nov
25
87
Sep
7
5
;
11
37% Jan
15% Oct
21
23% Jan
7
15 % Feb
23
2
75
15 Va Nov
12
61% Feb
10
Jan
25
122% Jun
79 % Feb
9
1043/4 Dec
31
84% Oct
19
116
973/4 Jan
27
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
16
263/4 Nov
13
38% Apr
28
23% Oct
17
85
24
993/4 Feb
4
Dec
9% Sep
✓
23
.
85
Jan
16% Jun
Jun
'■
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
Overland Corp
14
Owens
1
Aug
4%
(The)__
Glass
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
11
17% Aug 17
Pacific
Amer
16
13 % Aug
8
18% Jan
Pacific
Cement
153% Jan
5
11 % Jan
5
Pacific Coast Co
22
23% Feb
26
18% Mar 18
18% May 11
22% May
2
5
20
46% Sep
60% Jan
11
71% Sep
9
Jun
51% Nov
45% Nov
16
67% Apr
663% Apr
56% Jan
25 % Sep
126
Oct
23
29% Oct
20
21
1443% Apr
6% J an
24
58% Jun
4% Sep
30
Sep
9
22
46% Nov
3
3
60
7
28
46% Mar
May 11
29
5
24
23
Jan
*85%
89
293/4
29%
41%
17%
145
4
Feb
7% Jan
Fisheries
A
40%
17%
Pacific
12
29%
41%
173%
40%
18 3/a
18%
33%
32%
33%
10,800
31%
30 %
30%
16%
8,000
16%
16%
*85%
89
29%
30
40%
4UV4
*0%
18%
18%
183/4
19
30%
19
18%
18%
19%
38%
373/8
38
50%
51
50s/8
51
37%
50%
503/4
37%
20 3/8
50
20%
205/8
20%
50%
20%
16%
16
20%
20%
16%
Tin
16
15%
16
♦15%
16%
203% Nov
17
35% Apr
933/4
94%
93%
93%
92%
92%
883/4
893/4
90
86
89%
84%
86%
85
114
115
23 5/a
*112%
24
89%
89%
Ino
8
15
♦88
114%
23%
23%
89%
89%
89%
59% Jan
♦21
14%
13%
133/4
700
15%
15%
47%
1,400
*20%
47%
213/4
47%
67%
673/4
x497/b
50%
50
273/4
273/a
100
1373/4
1373/4
137%
69%
1
5%
5%
5
46%
47
66%
6,400
50
67%
66%
67%
48%
9,300
49%
48 3/a
48%
27%
7,100
273/4
27%
27%
137%
6,600
137%
1373/4
1373%
70
1373/4
5 %
5
27%
1373/4
5%
Apr
28
23% Jan
4
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
18 y8
173/4
8
48% Jan
4
473/a
47
91% Oct
67% Sep
1
51 % Jun
15
233/o Jan
42% Sep
22
21% Oct
35
28% Jan
60% Feb
20
3% Jan
30
l3/4 Jun
24
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
18 3/4 Oct
21% Sep
29
8
21 % Jan
12
23% May
543/4 Sep
45% Nov
25
30% Sep
21
393% Mar 12
11
44
25
3
Mar 15
26
36
Sep 21
323% Dec 11
25% Nov
13
88
Dec
11
84% Dec
14
July
35% Dec
29% May
102% Apr
98% Apr
Penick
Penn-Dixie
26
31% Jan
4
20
18% Jun
22
29
48
253/a Jan
8
89
45
Sep
Sep
9
Penney (J C)
7
30% Mar 31
Pennsalt
35
7
Pen» Power St Light
4%% preferred
4
97% Aug 24
18
94% Aug 31
15% Nov
17
40% Nov
27
55% Mar 20
,.493/4 Jan
5
64% Aug 11
543/4 Feb
8
57% Dec
30
74
41% Oct
21
2
34% Jan
29
50% Jim
Jan
5
10% Oct
Mar 23
39% Dec
31
5
17% Jan
8
32
4
45
7
30
92
Oct
Sep
25
92% Jan
7
13% May 17
99% Feb
15% Dec
18
193/4 Jan
22
3% Oct
27
6 3% Feb
24
22
94% Sep
54 Va Dec
22
46% Jun
43% May
100
22
57
4
Oct
96% Jun
103% Apr
88 % Apr
15
873/4 Jan
13
75
'85
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
:21
Jan
65
Dec
54
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
99
84% Jan
a93 "
Jan
1
74% Dec
22
82
41
22
6
Phlla
Aug 16
Aug 29
$1
97
1
73
94
6
Aug
Sep
$4
4
88
Aug
Sep
9
93
Jan
22
Jan
12
$5
8
85
15
7
183/4 Sep
28
38% Jan
73% May
19% May
91% Mar 19
28
'80% Jan
29
16
Nov
5
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
1003/4
Jun
9
34% Mar 31
29
60
Oct
64
Oct
4
23% Jan
9
132
20
9
Aug 31
22% Jan
4
Jan
12
75% Jan
preferred
15
61%
42
32
31
41%
413%
31
12,500
•31
31%
•30%
96
31%
100
•94%
953/4
•943/4
953/4
14%
14%
14%
♦943/4
96
♦943/4
No par
No par
1
41%
1
28% May 14
17% Sep
29
25% Jan
31
"88% Oct
12
95% Jan
3%
12,900
30
261% Aug 22
11
3
1,400
3
1,900
31,700
•
44%
453/4
45
45%
51%
16,800
50%
51%
503/4
50%
3,600
21%
*21
213/4
*213/a
213/4
21%
213/4
98%
98%
99
*97%
99
97%
97%
793/4
80
80
80
•79
80
79
79
•79
90%
*89
90%
*89
99
•
100
•63
28%
"81%
28%
89%
101
28%
193/4
18%
63
63
71%
/
28
19%
64
71%
•89
101
713%
♦63
71%
100
283/4
193/a
64
71%
89%
90%
100
71%
18%
•62%
71%
101
28%
21%
21%
400
97%
98%
310
*99%
27%
80
140
90%
101
10
110
'
28%
8,000
18%
30,500
18%
18
64
62%
62 3/8
71%
70%
71
82
81%
81%
80
2,800
81%
♦81
82
♦81
793/4
793/4
♦79%
80%
*79%
80%
80%
80%
*79%
80%
80
49
493/4
483%
49%
483/a
48%
48%
49%
473/4
48%
16%
*
16%
16%
31,500
163/s
15'/a
16
15%
16
36%
36%
84
♦84%
16%
36%
36
36 %
♦93
95 Va
*93
*81
•15%
60
16
2,700
-
36%
36%
36%
36%
95%
93
93
•91%
94%
10
56%
553/4
32 %
36
95%
•93
♦18%
82
553/4
56
55%
553/4
55
55%
50%
53-/2
6,600
34
32%
333/4
313/4
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
9,500
18J/4
2,700
18%
18%
18%
18 3/a
18%
84
843/4
•83%
843%
•84
*84%
87
•84%
85%
18%
183/s
*84
85
87
♦84%
87
*84%
16%
*15%
16%
16
16
127%
127
127
16%
16
1,700
843A
87
84
18%
16
.
16%
100
*128%
128%
128%
127%
1.20
21%
22%
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
10
593/4
59
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59
13%
129
10
10
9%
10
*9%
10
*113
115
1
70
2.00
49%
13%
13%
*59
13%
13%
61
60
13%
60
•126%
13
•59
127
90
3,000
14,100
13%
4,000
60
50
'
115
115
49
491/3
115
115%
47%
49%
•9%
•115%
49%
87%
*64%
87%
46%
65
9%
117
64%
64%
500
9%
9%
1,700
•115
117
47%
46%
85%
40
46%
87
86
4,200
"
*86
61
0
22%
1
207%
70
1,700
20%
59%
10
50
443/4
100
Co
143/4
50%
100
A
3
44
64%
Poor
3
45%
64%
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
0
Dec
14%
61
Plough Inc
71% AUg 17
243/{, Oct 13
8
15% May 10
*3
65%
22
163% Feb
14 3/a
13%
31
87%
♦86%
62
60%
23
10
i93/8
22%
210
207%
191/2
88%
60%
21%
214%
100
87%
883/4
19%
19%
59%
•86
60%
22
59%
24%
209
216%
19%
23
210%
60%
58%
160
58%
1,900
24 %
22%
23
37,500
215%
204%
210
34,900
19%
18%
19%
89%
89
89
18%
18%
•88%
90%
130
28%
28"%
13,400
124%
125%
11,800
1,200
(H K)—
0%%
Aug 16
sink fund preference
Potomac Electric Power Co
Aug
Procter A Gamble
*89
89%
*89
29% Feb
24
30
17
583A Jan
5
52
11
66% Aug 26
Publlo Service Co of Colorado
10
61%
62%
61%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
4,400
4
43% Apr
8
36% Mar
9
40%
29 Va
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
11,300
8
40 %
*28%
40 %
263/4 Mar
41% Aug 23
29% Sep 12
Public Serv Elec A Gas com.No par
3
29%
29%
29
29
29%
29 %
29
29
10
33% Mar
Feb
1
31
\81%Feb
27
1
136
Jan
86
2
5
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
19
5
92
Mar 20
80 % Jan
5
83
Sep
23
93
Jan
16
85
Feb
8
90
98
Sep
22
6
98
Jan
14
40% Sep
21
106% Apr
48% Feb
65
24
$1.40 dlv preference
87% Aug 17
20% Sep
22
19% Dec 22
Sep
603/4
41%
42%
*64%
56% Dec
125
Jun
104
62%
43%
*59%
31% Apr
188% Dec
<
6
;80
Dec
1
$3.00 convertible preferred
Jan
-78% Oct
-
62
•42
903/4 Nov
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
26% Dec
62 %
42%
42
14
4
18
28
160
42
65
4
71
Porter Co Ino
47% Feb
91%
41%
62
11
96
*90%
42
65
Apr
81% Jan
14
1,500
*60
124% Jan
22
29,600
34
100
5
Sep
11
14
100
26
Jan
10%
34
5%%
21
43% Mar
11
8%
46% Oct
88
35 % Dec
_$
(conv)
84% Sep
22
'
100
convertible preferred
113% Oct
17
903/4
10%
34
44
*31
20
3
18
17
903/4
11
34%
413/4
29
common.. 10
18
28
91
513/a
19%
1
Dec
213/4 Nov
480
44
28%
No par
Dec
96% Jan
3,300
93%
50 3/4
99
No par
81
9% SeD
700
273/a
923/4
98%
0
common
125
/
Mar 16
28%
27
93
453/a
•89'
100
preferred class A
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh 6c West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Plttston Co (The) common
132
28%
27%
51%
♦21
100
Pitts Ft Wayne 6c Chic Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
4
26
62
283/4
•92%
51
3
preferred
$4-80
8
Feb
63%
6,200
443/4
50e
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
19%, May 20
124% Jan
,>
(NY)
preferred series A
Pitts Coke 6c Chem Co
4
4
86
63
10%
*333/4
11,800
24%
♦42%
42 3/a
96
100
25% Jan
82% Jan
63%
44
♦943/4
100
43% Jun 20
283/4 Jan
11%
34
32
No par
.100
preferred
preferred
28
July 23
30
11
333/4
♦31
100
20
42
Dec
preferred
18% Sep
55% Sep
12% Sep
623/4
42
No par
com
29% Sep
83% Oct
113/a
34
*42 %
12.50
.
common
Piper
1
145
74% Dec
Co
preference
preferred
Plllsbury Co
2
24% Jan
68
Electric
(conv)
conv
3%%
17
125% Dec
Mar
6c Co Inc com
7
Mar 18
♦333/4
100
Philip Morris Ino common
4% preferred^.
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
18% Sep
0
39% Jan 26
29
(Chas)
15
2
19% Aug 17
91%
11%
5
180
40%
23%
27
92%
45%
39%
25
28%
273/a
92
91
10
Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
993/4 Apr
27%
93%
91%
100
2nd
4.68%
Jan
493/4 Oct
9
11
3
27'
91%
913/4
20
Brewing Co
4.30%
85
Aug ia
80% Aug 29
Apr
3
27
943/4
91%
No par
Phlla A Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
Mar 29
91
28
273/a
93%
100
preferred
3.80%
Sep 13
433/4 Feb
Dec
27%
100
•44%
40%
24%
29
45%
39
25%
29
33 %c
4.40%
2
Sep
8
Dec
25 %
29
No par
com
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Sep
3
14% Dec
26
28%
98
533% Dec
89
41
25%
29
97%
95% May
83
40 3%.
26%
98%
2
453% July
41
40%
26%
*28 %
*97%
8
26% Dec
40 3/a
40 3/a
1
1.
98 Va
Jan
5
7,800
*97%
20% Jan
16
17%
•44%
98%
493% Aug 27
Sep
443/4
27%
4
213% Jan
443/4
*441/2
27%
28
32
8,100
45%
45%
28%
11% Jan
«
26
16%
27%
36% Dec
90
900
25%
17%
28%
71
13% Apr
52
26%
163/a
27%
75
31% May
52
25%
17%
28%
96
14
1
52%
26 3/a
17
28%
101
20
16% Dec
26
16%
*97%
62% Oct 21
41 % Mar
52%
26%
163/4
98%
4%
9
60
523% Mar 23
26%
16%
28%
6
77% Jan
26%
16%
443/4
28%
12
5
100
23%
*97%
99% S«p
83% Sep
7
13
74% Jan
•23
17,800
100
Mar
57% Jan
18
14
23%
400
18%
33%e
38% Jun 23
100
8
Mar 23
52%
18
3 Va
'
Apr
52
18%
14 3/a
Pfizer
38% Apr
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
51%
•23
3%
49
84 % Apr
51
18 3/4
23%
1,000
2y«
14 3/8
19
73
"
51%
36
•1%
3%
21
9
*23
24
•34
2
143/4
Oct
23
23%
3
Corp
Pet Milk Co common
4%%
♦23
24
35
2
18%
23%
233/4
35
26%
1
Peoria A Eastern Ry Co
7
18%
23%
2
0
Pepsi-Cola Co
13
♦51
*1%
18 3/a
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
17
*23
2
18%
3%
18
Jun
25
*1%
14 3/a
27% Sep
0
36
37
2
183/4
21,200
1
36% May
7
36
37%
*1%
18%
40%
0
56% May 12
15
77% Dec
Oct
Jan
37
•363/4
1
150
14,200
393/4
Pfelffer
20% Jan
11
23
233/4
Petroleum Corp of America
53
Dec
233/4
53%
42%
11
23
87 % Dec
23%
90
53%
40%
21
43 % Mar
8
26
75
3
*233/4
*88%
54
5% Jan
47% Mar 31
Apr
223/4 Jan
Oct
i
42 3/a
90%
53%
16% Jan
20
5
23
20
-
95% Mar
26% Mar 14
Mar 30
70% Maf
9
3
Jan
36% Jun
28
14
30 Va Sep
Oct
413/4
0
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
66% May 10
68% Mar 25
26% Jan
20
42%
Corp
283/4 Sep
27
Jan
85% Jan
11,000
413/a
1
Glass Sand
47%
•88%
C
Chemicals
Penn a
46%
47%
88%
55
Corp
4
48
473/4
88%
54
preferred
Jan
19,700
90
preferred
Cement
conv
8,100
17%
55%
Penn Fruit Co Ino common
4.68%
12%
543/8
Ford
&
12%
♦88%
No par
3,900
17%
90
233/4
4,700
12%
56
233/4
5%
223/4
18
55%
2.00
5
21%
17%
41%
42%
5%
463/4
12%
*88%
3.00
prior
conv
47
47%
23%
1
Transportation
6
Sep
Sep
5
20
5%
5
Jun
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
273/4 Oct
7
6
18
Parmalee
17
15
100
Xl7%
23
No par
Patlno Mines 8l Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
Mar 16
41
18%
47%
Parker Rust Proof Co
29
Oct
12
18%
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
4
Oct
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
4%
7
4
12% Feb
2
5%
18
Jun
46%
213/4
673/4
12%
1
•20
67%
233/4
No par
213/4
49
12%
83% Mar 18
23
*20
47%
27%
27%
137%
.
21
47
50
27%
*20
23%
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
1,100
14%
15%
12%
28
Jun
40
13%
233/4
50% Mar 13
1,100
2,200
89%
14%
12 3/a
49% July 30
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
94
9,000
23%
13%
23%
8
*88
86%
113
14%
13
9
,
23%
4,300
14%
24%
21
89
85%
113
780
16
14%
12%
Sep
15%
88
13%
233/4
Dec
15%
*15%
14%
70c
83
36,500
14%
50o
42
11,100
203%
13 3/a
213/4
Pan
363/a Feb
50%
20%
*14%
14 2/7
Common
700
50
14 3/a
16 3/a
2
3,800
31,900
37%
-
13%
No par
Sulphur
27,000
18%
18%
14%
Packard-Bell Electronics
American
40%
173/4
18%
*37
14%
6
Jan
40%
133/4
4
39
87
*112%
23%
4,700
14%
473/a
683/4
Corp
115
91%
29%
14
20
Consolidated
23%
89%
16
29%
14%
14%
10
115
233%
,*15%
600
89
15
*13%
1
25
115
233/4
♦88
16
40
13
25
Jun
*153/4
*15%
17% July
4
*85%
.
18%
*15%
10
220
91%
31
38%
16
250
16%
19
20%
6,600
16%
38%
xl6
♦90
34%
31%
20
20% Oct
91%
33%
33%
12% Sep
43
*90
34%
18%
Aggregates Ino_5
common
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
8% preferred
2
293/4
31 %
91%
,
38%
15
preferred
53% Sep 16
32% Jan 28
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
♦163%
*85%
33%
1
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas 6c Electric
18
*
16%
163/a
89
41
100
27
6
94%
89
29%
No par
11% Nov
7
94%
0.25
com
preferred
16% Nov
Jan
94
*90
1
Co
preferred
$5
81
32%
16%
30c
Oxford Paper Co common
9
81
94
313/4
32%,
16 5/8
"
93
94
34%
32%
No par
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
5
*93%
34%
3.125
Otis Elevator
17
94
93%
88%
1
Orange & Roekland Utilities
4
89
82
34%
10
Oliver Corp
12
88%
•81
34
♦85%
1
88%
82
343/4
34%
5
89
91%
7.50
Gas
89
♦81
♦90
30
Natural
34%
90
82
35%
90%
100
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
20
19% Oct
Co
preferred
Oklahoma
4
18% Oct
Elec
preferred
343/4
90
94
♦90
No par
common
0
343/8
♦81
82
94
100
Co
4.24 %
42% July
5
58% Jun 23
,
15
common
preferred
Oil
4%
Aug 29
23% Jan
5
Co
Okla Gas &
16
54% Jan
29
14% May
/ 39% July 15
.16% May
94% July
Ohio
*
*
36% Aug 10
36% Mar
4
293/4 May
30
Jun
Edison
4.44%
35% July 15
16% Sep 21
Jan
83 % Jun
583/a July 28
Ohio
19
933/4 Sep
393/4 Jan
30% Aug
28% Mar
4
Dec
-
4
Jan
253/4 Dec
80
Jan
95 % Jan
13
27% Jun
100
Jan
21
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
13
20% Jan
20
22% May 14
117% Feb
106
5
8% Nov
23
15
Jan
24
86 % Jan
7
29% Dec
17
363% Aug 31
81
Feb
Feb
18
7
123
11% Feb
86
com
0.05%
Public Serv Co of Indiana
No par
100
100
100
100
83
•81%
84
•85
86%
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86%
♦87
89
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89
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89
104%
104%
46 %
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104%
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104%
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89
.
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104%
45%
44%
70
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70%
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70%
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
28
*21
22
♦21
22%
*21
22
*21
22
*21%
preferred
100
120
111 %
50
HO
22
4.80%
'
22 %
Publlcker Industries Ino common_J
11
30
85
4.10%
70
*112
8%
46%
113%
120
113%
45%
*112%
46
120
45%
■"
•112%
45
112%
7%
5,000
210
100
8%
77/e
8
7%
8
7%
8
7%
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86
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86
•84%
86
*84%
86
90
14,200
lfo par
85
33%
32
•
33%
34
39% Jan
4
Pure
46
84%
33 Va
31%
$4.78
Aug 10
900
84
85
69%
2
42
83
85
*21%
Pullman
16
83
85
♦81%
83
86%
89
104%
46%
69%
24
54% Jan
60%
22%
37% Aug 30
29
61%
29
125%
69%
37% Jun
-44% Dec
28%
124%
*21%
4
27% Jun
28%
125%
70%
10
16
28%
123%
22%
100
30% Oct
48% Apr
28%
125%
*21%
No par
29% Feb
16
83
*85
*87
104%
28%
*123 %
29
127%
28
preferred
4.32%
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power A Light Oo_10
34% Nov
28%
125
preferred
preferred
3%%
Aug 20
29
25
2
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18%
4.30%
23% Apr 20
22 % Mar 22
May 11
73/4 Sep
16
82% Nov
Sep
4.08%
1
105% Aug 19
49% Aug 19
74% Sep 13
7
233/4 Jan
Aug 30
10
Inc
Oil
4,900
x33 %
33%
33%
33%-
33%
33%
32%
33
31%
32 %
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,600
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
19,500
Q
124% Sep 22
•
24
Feb
25
140
Mar
27% Oct
27
,
26
125% Jan
6
Jan
11
26
For footnotes, see page 24.
Mar
8
,
61
136
Quaker Oats Cb
Sep 23
Aug 18
.27% Jan
4
-
■
57%
58%
100
131%
131%
Quaker State Ofl Refining Corp_10
26%
26%
•
1
%%
preferred
rammoa
57%
•131
26%
58
,
131%
26%
57
131
26%
57%
131
26%
57%
6,900
130%
130%
131%
132%
260
*26%
27%
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27%
500
57%
58
55
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1626)
.
.
.
Monday, October 24, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
AND
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 19
Friday
Oct. 20
Oct. 21
...
the
Vv
1
Shares
R
Dec
28
1
48% Oct
74% Mar
9
67
78% Apr
21
73 V* Dec
43% Feb
5
67 V* Jan
4
17
30% Feb
8
23 Va Jan
9
41% Dec
56 % Jan
6
73
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
15% Oct
73% Apr 27
Apr
51% Sep
4
31% Sep
74
26
Sep
28
70
15% Sep
29
Apr
6
9
29
25 "
Jan
21
9 V* Oct
11
Nov
24
37 % Jan
26
22V. Oct
7
33 Ve
3
28 V* Jan
9
29
25% Dec
28
33% Jan
9
27% Jun
5
41% Sep
40 V* Apr
Jan
12
2
15% Nov
27
Jan
6
28% Jan
18
Reeves
18% Oct 21
28
22
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
Reis
Apr
15% SPD
6% Feb 24
16
17
20 ya
5
20
21
13% Aug
18Va Oct
12% Feb
Jan
1
Oct -
13
1
25% Nov 16
Feb
,
9
19 V* Mar 17
Reliance
1
Reliance, Mfg Co
42% Jan
8
73
29
2
36%, July 23
44,
21.
Sep
16% Jan
Apr
18
27% Feb
Jan
7
60 Vb Mar
5
52%
Jun
1
28% Jan
7
19% Mar 14
11% July
7
7
Feb
25
11% July 11
12% Jan
20
15 V* Aug 23
53
Oct
21
17% Sep 22
7% Nov 25
2
Dec
14% July
7%
12 % Nov
11
66 % Apr
8
81% Sep
1
38% Jan-
5
54 ye July
"9
33% Sep
63% July 27
46% Feb
28
46 % Jan
50% July
30% Jan
7
57% Nov
16
Dec
28
42
15
47% Jun
65
Oct
76
21
21
71 Ye Jan
4
42 Va Jan
4
48
Sep
23
149
111% Oct 21
Jan
5
5
14% Oct
17
85
Aug
28 Ye Jan
4
17
2% Jan
5
IV* Aug
3
Jan
26
68% Mar
9
87 Va Oct
4
24% Oct
5
42
16
28% Jan
111
Oct
22
16
Dec
30
37
Dec
Jan
52% July
21
3 Ve July 28
.
19
59% Dec
14
35 Ve Sep
29
35 Va Feb
16.
Dec
22
38 V* Oct
19
52
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
5% Mar 17
July 15
4
31% Jan
30% July 23
23% Jun 17
29 Va Jan
29
22
Sep
28
Sep
29
29
28
605
30
82
Dec
741
Jan
92
Jun
60
20
39 Ve July 24
2
481 Va Jan
42 Va Oct
18
,
Jan
26Y* Jan
38% Jan
July 26
4
Mar 23
780
89
Jan
Sep
16
16
Oct
30
24% Mar 12
12% Apr
10 Ve Jan
7
14% Mar 25
9% Apr
Nov
17
34
May 27
16 % Jan
2
22
Aug
3
15% Oct
6
50 Ve Jan
26
31% Sep
19
46% Jan
24
24% Jan
2
12 V* Sep
Jun
22
12 Ve Apr
30
5
14% May 31
47 Va Mar 11
32 y8 Sep
28
42
Jan
22
Ruberoid
3
17
Oct
19
Ruppert
6
26 V* Jun
23
Rvan
21
33% Sep
19
Ryder System Inc—;—
18
40
Oct
16
Jun
12% Dec
17
1
37% Sep
22
10 V4 July
2
14 V* Mar 25
16% Oct
1
24
7
Dec
13Y* Sep
14 V* May
Oct
24
6
22
21 % Jan
2
34% Nov 24
Dec
231 Va Dec
17
Apr 15
90 Va Aug
15
14
80
258
Apr
1
36 Va
30Va Jan
2
38
28
89% Dec
May 27
250
Apr
24 V* Sep
15
29 % Apr
30
69% Mar
3
31
Sep
88
Jan
4
12 Va Oct
24% Jan
5
7
15
26
18
19
4
July 13
93
,
31Y* Sep
7
10% May 16
Mar 14
Sep
7
22% Jan
18% July 15
3
34% Nov
16
45 Va Aug
12
:
21%
Apr 14
Jan
21
Aug
4
37% Jan
8% May
12% Mar
'•
12
26
55% Jan
7
29% May
Feb
79% Feb
28
Mar 13
97
24
.
8
30
56% Dec
32
6
11
8
10
13% Aug 11
19
20
Feb
52% Feb
9
82
Dec
7
45% Oct
18
81% Jun
17
39% Feb
10
52
Dec
7
36
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
Feb
9
17% Nov
11
8 Ve Oct
13
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
71% Feb
17
12
5
73 Va Nov
18
81
Jan
9
72
Dec
23
96
Apr/13
81
80
22
30 Va Mar 18
Sep 21
Mar 17
Dec
31
78
6% Nov
13
10% Mar 11
67
31% Nov
19
13% Jan
40% May 25
4
20 V» Nov
2
Oct
37
26 V. July 16
45% Mar 18
1
39% Jan
6
50% Nov; 23
5
17% Jan
3
29% Apr
4
16% Oct 21
66% Jan
26
5% Oct 21
29 Ve
Sep 29
20 Ve Apr
12
5
May 17
Feb 15
8
Co
$*.,
Jan
15
14
Screw
13
Seaboard
18% Sep
22
41
Jan
4
44% Feb
17
09
Jun
23
11
19% Jan
25
26
12 V. Oct
17% Dec
16
11% May
2
16
Jan
17
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7% Sep
29
14% Mar 31
—5
—5
29 Ve May 25
38 Va Sep
9
26
22% Oct
43 Y* Jan
11
Sharon
Shattuck
12% Sep 21
38% Dec 11
5
19 V* Jun
17
12% Jun
27
20% Oct
13
42 Va Dec
30
30 V* Apr
28
43
Jan
30
17% Sep
Shell
83 % Jan
15% Sep 29
21Y* Jan
Sheller
16% Jun
24 V* Oct
28
15% Sep
12
80% Jan
Sheraton
45 Ve Mar 25
25 Ve Oct
21
43
59
23 Va Sep
29
31% Sep
42 V* Jun
2
9
33 Ve Sep 22
38
Jan
14
68
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
48 % Nov
24
Dec
23
Juiy"27
104 Va
Jun
851/2
3%
36 Ye
16
62% July 18
Jun
2
00
Jan
8
03% Jan
11
12 Va Sep
22% Jan
18% Feb
26
22y8 Feb
9
16
Jun
4
61% Jun
38% Nov 24
52V* Jan
26
34 Ya Jun
45
5% Dec
16
5
11% Oct
21
7
21% Oct
21
38 Va Oct
11
64% Jim
15
42% Jan
5
7 V* Jan
12
8 Va May 18
2
4% Jun 10
30 Va Jun
9
Apr
20
34
Jan
12
15
52 Va Feb
25
45% Jan
28
51 Va Oct
22 Va Nov
12
22% Jun
21
28% Aug 29
Dec
4
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
18
15
35% Mar
54% Jun
29% Dec
3
Mar~25
14
26
May 10
Sep
12% Aug
21
Jan
30
30 y* Feb
14% Sep
2
Oil
Sugar
com
preferred
13
Southern
California
Southern
Co
34 V* Nov
25
46% Jan
22
33% Jun
16
40% Aug 24
Southern
21 Ve Nov
16
24% Oct
16
18 V* Sep
28
23 Y* Jan
5
48% Nov
17
60% Jan
15
40
Sep
28
64% Jan
5
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
2
28% Dec 31
17
4
5% Sep
10
81 % Dec
9
9% Mar
Sep
26
29% Jan
21 Va Sep
26
29% Aug 18
5
6% May
28
16
J Nov
30
21% Oct 22
83
Dec
32 Ve Sep
22
24
76
Oct
2
Wit
Jun
10
For
2
9% Jan
n
27
35% Jun
30
90
17
84% May 16
13 % May 12
18% Aug
9
28 % May 21
19 V* Oct
26 V* Jan
4
97 V* Feb
13
83
47% Dee
16
29% Mar
84% May
7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
Sep
89% Apr 10
21 % Mar 16
see
21
May 23
92 V*
Oct
Sep
0
43 % jah
4
2
82% Sep
19
25% July 25
37% Jan
4
77% Feb
page 24.
8
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30
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648'%
90
87%
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40
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3,500
40
,
651
649
89
88
100
88
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120
12 Ye
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13
123/4
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12 3/4
133,8
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123/4
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34
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23
401/4
26V4
*26Ys
■:
13'%
23 Ya
13
463/a
,45
>
3,900
213/8
223A
445/8
45 Y4
433/4
45V4'
30,800
39Va
395/a
39%
39%.
63/a
6V4;
34,300
22%
(
23V4
7%
63%
43 Ye
44
44
43 Ye
44
*50i%
51'%
51
51
50
50%
26V4
*25 Ya
26%
25%
253/4
*25%
253/4
300
14%
143/4
15%
143A
151/4
14 Ve
141/4
4,800
26Y4
27Va
27
27
5 Ye
44
;
■
26 3%
'
27%
13'%
6i
45Va
46 Ve
*353%
-
"5,000
400
500
•
*26%
133/a
13 Ya
13%
13%
3,500
:
60 Ye
603/B
60
60'A
9,400
,
45%
13,200
135%
603%
133/4
•
V
63/a
62,500
5 Ye
43 Ye
51%
60Y8
611/4
461%.
45Ve
45Ye
453/8
455/a
45%
35Va,
35i%
36%
353/4
353/4
*35%
37
375/8
36 Ye
37%
37
37
36 Ye
37%
365/8
36 3/4
3,900
19Ye
20%
19 Ye
20
20
20'%
195/a
20%
19%
19 Ye
31,200
No par
42 Ys
43i%
43
43'%
42%
43%
41%
42%
24,300
20
17%
18
67'%
18
18
67'%
17 Ya.
18'/a *
17 Ye
18 Vs
3,600
611/4
7.50
(Del)—No par
*66
tr ctfs—100
No par
i
,
,
*
*66
-•
I9V2
J
8%
'
'
39%
82 Va
82%
26%
27
5,400
19
18'A
18%
*18%
24%
24%
24Ye
24%
83/b
8%
83/a
73/4
8 Ve
75/8
28%
283/4
28'/4
283/e
*89 %
91%
*89%
91%
20
151/2.
!5 Ye
5,500
19%
19Y4
75,300
•-
2 8 Ye
*89%
26Va
39%,
82 V4
27
,
1
193/4
90
388%
90
IS3/*
90
193/4
*81 Va
91%
193%
193/8
383%
28Ye "
.'15%
15Y4M
*89%
f
..
..
28 Ye
90
153/a
* <■
19 Ye
,90
67, %
26SA
24'%
8
283%
39Ve.
..
263/a
*181/4
*89%
14%>'15Ya<
.
263/4
18'%
90
*89%
.
263/s
243/4
29
19%
*66
67%
-
26s/e
90
Va
67%
26Ye '
18 Va
18
400
36
265/8
29
-
♦66
,
433/8
421/4
*66
•
24'%
24Ye
8
-
26 34
*18V4
26 3/4
2434
1
Industries
1
2.50.
Sparton Corp
2.5C
common
fl
Spencer Chemical Co common..
4.20%
preferred
100
8peneer Kellogg A Sons——_—1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
—25
Spartans
No. par
613/4
263/a
*18%
1
Spalding (A G) A Bros Inc
Co
26 3/4
...
36
Public Service Co
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
27'/e
: 9,000
17%
V
35Y4
preferred
Mobile A Ohio stock
17,
17%
18 Ye
46'%
133%
23'%
163/4
175/e
40
*
.
46 3A
123/»
171/4
17%
271/4
*75
60 V4
36%
17
17%
433%
76%
433%
,
•.
i.
36.
.
18 3/a
16 3%
36Vef
•
,46%
,
19
163%
17 %
17.
43%
77' .•
43%
5
non-cum
Southwestern
6,900
.
4.4V0
3314
25
Natural Gas Co
D
36%
36'A
*38
45
Edison
Southern Railway common
Beware
6,100
36 Ve
2,400
22%
'
Southern Indiana Gas A Elec.No par
19% Apr
3%
'
143/a
133/e
Rico
Puerto
67
13
3%
13 Ye
50
2.50
5
.23
—
38 V* Aug 31
29% Jun
3V2
14%
17%
1
60 Ve July 18
69% Aug 23
2,400
22 3/4
-
—15
4
1
25%
373/4
12 %
10
5
12
23 V* May 18
8,800
37V8
225%
"
20
—25
17
64% Jun
84
24%
38 Ya
14%
371%
56 Va Feb
13
823/4
26'/4
33/8
•'
37
29Ye
4OV4
39 Ve Jan
Jan
85%
373/4
v-
14%
37 Ve
31% Jan
75
83%
26.%
■
39%
14
39%
41% Sep
3
37 V* Mar 16
15
"
26 Ye
14%
-1
13
Dec
85 V4
263/4
*871/2
,
:—5
19
65
15,800
1%
23
273/4
Corp
preferred
5%
1%
1%
4
423/4
*75%
Co
Co
Southern
17,300
1%
1%
1 %
.
42%
—No par
No par
Steel Strapping
24
i
1,700
145/8
15
42 Ye
28'%
Feb
18% Aug 23
28,800
83%
14%
83Va
14%
42%
—1
i
30% Nov
Sep
83,3/4
83%
843/4
83%
43
17 Ye
285/8 ■" 273%. 28 %
273/4
•27 Ve
27 Ve
63%
34
81%
83%
1
14 Ve
43%
8%
400
1,800
14%
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
3
4
47 Ya
1123/4
V*
14
*50'%
South
*47%
1113/4
425%
16Ye
South Jersey Gas Co
11
47%
112 3/4
"'.•
648V2
90
South Carolina B A G Co com—4.50
5%
*47%
43
18Ye
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South Amer Gold A Platinum
13
5,000
33%
'
Smith-Douglass Co. Inc
5
Smith Kline A French Labs-No par
48% July 12
44% Dec
41,000
38 V4
173/8
Smith
28% Mar 23
30
29% July
38
..
10,100
395/a
1121/4
15 Ya
»
583/4
41%
39
*36 Ye
16 Ye
Singer Manufacturing Go
Skelly Oil Co
(AO) Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
4
33% Aug
58
40%
,
*22 Ye
653
*87 V2
40
40%
29Ye' "
29%
47%'
591/4
41 Ye
39%
•
42%
**
650
583%
403%
'
'
39 YB
363/4
/
22%
22%
603%
41
3% >: -3%
'
37
July 23
2,300
,.
•
3%
I8Y4
—
Sinclair
Apr" 14
23,400
36%
39
500
Simplicity Pattern Co—
64
54%
•*36%
853/e
V
,
1
33
74%
53
303/4 '
*38 %
-
42%, ' 42 Ye
ordinary
2
22
Nov" 17
54%
36
36%
40.1/2
9%
America
67% Apr
44 Ve Jan
50 Vt
200
53%
'
54'%
37,
A It—
42 Va Oct
05% Jan
5,300
>■'
3%
37
*38V2
'2,200
•
2,700
'83'/a
86
,40
;
24 1
9 Ye
Ya
/
273/a
*39%
24
18 Va
31 Va May 22
54% Sep
3%
•
.
800
2,100
143/4
84'%
84%
-
;
«.
-
17%.
47
■>'
93/4
.
14 Va
1 Ye
26 %
40 Va
•■
47
*14%
84
143/4
1%
28%.
39 %
•*
87 %
27 Ye
/,
*98
Bimonds Saw A Steel
29
\
.1%
IV*
••
.83'%
83
83
;• 14%
'
25%
shares
Corp
Simmons
Sep
;
'•
25
*163/4
.,
.
145%
47%
85
84
84
*24%
112 Va- 113
113%
Va,
47%
10
,39'/a
47%
47%
113
-V
.
171/4
47%
•
38
Corp
Corp of
Signode
Jan
54
.8,100
-
14Ye
58 Va
84Ye
38
94% Jan
Sep
14%
*163%
•
,
14%
40 3/8
41%
39%:
14 Ye
13 Ya
26
26 V* Mar 24
69
19%
*131/8
*9 Ye
61Y4
-60%
39%
84
13
Mfg
Siegler
18%
14%
*13%..
10%
9 Ye
333A
40 V*
83%
(Frank G)_—
York
New
19%
1,100
26 Ye
531/4
•-
14V2
Corp
Shell Transp
15
22% Aug 12
23
10,400
56%
37Ya
'
Oil Co
17V» Nov 16
18 V4 Jun
2,000
20 »/4
'
-
4
22% Dec
Steel
14 Ye
18%
26
54%
47 Ye
Oil & Gas_
26
49
14 5/8
22
*55
143/e
42
114%
—
Shamrock
46 Va Jan
7
143/4
22
56%
53 Ya
*
63
47 %
Inc
Industries
6
"•,'100
13%
263/a
37%'
114%
-
•
39 Ye
•
39
Co_
Shahmoon
Sep 21
2,400
24
13:%
26
14Y4
37
51Y*
preferred
35 % Oct
9%.
*22%
I3Y4
*55
*14%"
.
55Y*
41 Ye
Servel Inc common
$5.25
.
23
-56%
-•
'
62 %
Co
Rubber
Seiberling
32% May
Jan
&
9%
..
-,
13%
25Y4 v26Ve
10%
10
14Y*
■
18 y8 Jan
13
10%"
36 Y*
—1
Roebuck
9%
,
V
.
25;i/4
*243/,
*55
26'/a
26
54 Ye
No par
Corp —I—/
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears
25
56%,
*55
'
No par
Seagrave
7
8
;—.
Seaboard Finance Co
4
91 Va Dec
&
.v 25 1
25 Ya-
56V2
27
10 Ve
1
30
—1
No par,
25
preferred
100
Bolt Corp of Amer
,_1
Air Line RR Co
.-20
3.65%
15
24 Va Aug 22
47% '
*14 V2
Mtg Co common
8% Jan
38 Ya Jun
17%
♦47 Va
•
5
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
71Y* Jun
29
30% Sep
;
22,000
fcr-
Paper Co common
Bcovill
*17
26%
'
JJXl:
Bchering Corp common.;
5 %
convertible preferred
Aug 15
77
30
30,500
19
14%
47%
25
1.66%
100
common
Inc
^19%
17 Ye
-•m-55 V
pfd 4.40%
Schick
19V4
*13 Ve
*16Y*.
48
48
$9 par
series A
100
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Savage- Arms
Corp
8
Bchenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Bcott
3,000
16%
33%
14%
V 47 Ve
17%
*16 Ya.
j—2.50
Regis Paper Co common
1st
92% Aug 19
9V4 Jan 20
6
81% Nov
_
27% Jun
May 27
Jan
16 Y*
93 V* Jun
fit
17%
16%
32%
9%
: /
13%
20
17%
400
16%
143/4
13%
"
60%
333/4
23
22%
xi9%
5
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
100
8t Joseph Lead Co_,
.10
8t Joseph Light & Power
No par
8t L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
37% Sep
19
14% Sep
;
143/4
213/4
14 V*
1
1
4%
-
22
4,300
323/a
•
20 V*
„—-1
9
8
15%
22%
15
^~
13 Ve
Bafeway
Apr
14%
15 Ye
(Jacob)
Stores
•
~
13Y4
22
35%:
Co
Aeronautical
-<.
'
24
13 Ye
13 Y4
*593/4
17%
400
43
16 Ye
'.
9Ya
-
*22Ye" '
24
13%,'"
76,100
•
61
17%
'
16 Ye
34%'-
:
9%
'9%
9%
*22%
13 Ye
15 Ye
Inc
Rubbermaid
10
24
34%
7
259
26
79% Apr
14
24% Dec 31
8% Dec
July 24
1
July
8
Apr
27
17
69
Sep 21
42% Jan 14
18% Nov
80
40% Apr
88 Va Aug
5
16 Ye
33
17 Ye
17 Va
16 Ye.
34%
13 %
•
33% Oct
17%
16
34
*60
20
.
S
15
17%
20 G
rdZ
42 V* Jan
17
16 Ya
35 Y*
,"T4 %
_1
_1
(Geo. D) Corp—
Royal Crown Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp——
4
60
1
—v
Roper
13
21% Mar
Corp
Ronson
8
21% Jan
21
9% May
17% Jan
*59 %
3.60%
5
,
60%
'
.—5
common
Oct
5
59%
9Y*''
10
5
:
81
14
14 Va May 12
59 V*
13 Y».
—
4% Jan
55
Apr
62
4
71 Ye
42'/4
(R J)
Preferred
4
2 V* Jan
14
*711/4
43Y8
*22 Y*
Tobacco com
0
series
:—100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
—_1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richfield Oil Corp__,
_No par
Riegel Paper Corp_
;—
10
Ritter Company
2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5 Va %
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4%
preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp—
;
1
Reynolds
2
71Ye
42 Ye
34 Y*
preferred 3%% series—IdO
Republic Aviatioft Corp
1
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10Republic. Steel Corp
10 Revere Copper & Brass—
5 Revlon Inc "
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
v 4Y*%
preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
,—,
100
"85Ye Oct 19
21
45% Sep
1% Sep 22
30
23
56% Jun
76 Va Jan
32 V4 Apr
70
70% Jun
8
55 Va Jan
30 Ve Dec
4
22
26
Nov 24
'
50% Jan
17
84 Va Mar 26
8
17% Sep
•
37 Ve Sep
July 24
163
'78% Jan
71 Ye
44
51 Ya
21
19
Eng Co—
&
71V4
43%
53 Y4
16 Va
Conv
31 y* Aug 29
28
38 Ve Mar
7
23
48% May 15
3
Mar
116
71% Dec
Mar 14
57
Elec
50%
71%
44
52%
:
Reliable Stores Corp
4
48%
72
43%
54 V*.
-17
1
;
St Co—
div prior preference
24
16V4 Jun
68% Jan
55
Chemicals
(Robt)
$1.25
52%
*71%
59 V*
-
50c
Inc
Bros
49%
71%
45 Ya
53 Ye
—
5
18% Jan
52 Ye
71 Ye
43%
CQm,_No par
No par
—5
4
14
Oct
17
15
,4
16% Dec
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc—3.33%
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common:—:——50
4%
noncum 1st preferred—;—50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred——50
Reed Roller Bit Co.;.—:
No par
19
Jan
•
43% Sep
32
Ranco
2
53% Jan
28
1st preferred
$3.50
8
22 V* Jim
57
May 22
Radio Corp of America
18
39'%;
*81'%
26%..
*
15%,
,
153/a
19%
91
,
193/4
91
.
*90
200
19
6,300
24 Ye
7,000
8
39 Va
393/a
373/4
*81%
823/8
81 %.
81%.
26%
26 %
261/8'
263/a
...
,
,
2,500
120
90 Va.
38 Ye
823%
•
-
27,800
'
26
3/s1
'
J
50
12,200
Volume 192
Number
5997
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1627)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
34% Nov
71 % Dec
37
17
Lowest
,
Dec
35% Feb
18
49% Jun
70% Jan
Standard
2S
82% Feb
3 % May 29
5
24
$3.50
12
79% Aug 22
10 Va May 11
23
|% Sep 13
T
Gas
Kollsman Industries
1
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
May 16
44"% Jan
4
Standard
Oil of Indiana
50% Jan
62% Jan
23
40
Jun
52% Apr
17
35
455/a Oct 23
59 % Jan
64% Jan
23
92
39% Oct
26
16
30
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
Apr
7
Oct
July 6
41% July 27
10
Oct
18
Jan
43% Dec
2
12% Jan
12
19% Dec
31
52'/a Sep
76% Nov
40% Jan
4
May
37 % July
8
4
6
21% Oct
21
42% Jan
13 % Sep
22
28
16
9
71
Apr 21
46% Oct
2
78
Dec
14
77
29
21
65% Jan
4
27
82
Jan
20
May 23
13% Jan
5
18% Jun
23
12% July
6
16% Jan
5
43
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
44% Mar 24
66 Va Jun
30
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
23
23% Oct
19
33% Jan
4
Dec
18
23
1
33% Jun
7
31% Dec
29
33
Apr
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
20% Sep
15% Jan
2
22
Aug 25
14
Jun
17
May
16% Jan
11
48
28
17
Dec
29
19
52
Sep 21
5
24% Jan
65
9% Jun
Apr ;• 2
33% Mar 25
9
29% Oct
50
Sep 22
Apr
Oct
28
Oct
28
67
8
Dec
14
24% Dec
28
11% Sep
23
8 % Jun
21
94
:
48% July 21
16% Sep 23
4
7
6
55% Jan
21
24% Jan
7
23% Jun
14
Jan
27
29
21% Jan
9
20
16
38% Jan
15
29% Jun
1
Dec
7
106% Feb
20
85
9
5% Dec
4
88
1275
Nov
25
Apr
35
Jan
2165
Jan
23
3
29% Jan
29
Feb
6
48
Dec
25
19
1348
Jan
4
26% Feb
47% Aug 21,;
14% Mar 9
10% Nov 20
1
33% Feb
101 % Aug 22
7% Oct 20
Sep
29
60
855
23
5
May
5% Jun
8% Mar 20
25
Aug 26
64% Jan
4
85% Oct
29
30% Dec
40
18% Sep
24% Apr
21
$5
26 Va Jan
22% Nov 25
65% Feb
When
4
1
20 % Sep
29
Studebaker-Packard
4
4
Feb
42% May 17
20% May 27
52% Dec
15
Jan
12% Jun
Mar 13
Oct~21
27% Jun
87% Aug
393/4
403/a
39%
40
40 Va
39%
40%
47 %
47V4
47%
86%
4?%
23%
*18%
8
Biscuits
Co
61% Jan
27
193% Nov 20
154
Jan
7
23% Nov 25
39% Jan
23
20% May 17
14% Mar 10
26% May 18
14% July 25
19% Jan
7
256% May 25
29% Jan 11
65
Sep
27
70% Jan
12
108
Jan
Jan
4
11
102% Dec
30
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
29 % July 30
18% July 22
23
Jan
2
31% July 30
23 % Aug
5
26% Jan
Apr 24
36 % Mar
25% Sep 29
32
Oct
6
33% Jun
19
61% Jan
7
Texas
Instruments Inc
Texas
Pacific
Jan
27
&
21
72
28
14% Oct
52
Sep
79
Nov
May
70% May
8
6
14
6
9% July
8
13
46% Feb
16
67% Jun
79
24
84
Feb
*17%
18
14%
15
52%
23
23%
52%
23
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
980
*970
♦39
41
*39
44V4
45V4
12%
12%
12%
65
85 Va
53%
54
53%
54
7100
22 3/s
23%
34
333/4
333/4
99
99
99
<•
16%
41
21%
40
39%
39%
200
44%
44
44%
12,400
12%
12%
12'A
6.200
63%
965
980
60%
62
17%
16
16%
28.100
40%
41%
40 Va
40%
3 800
17%
,
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
42.400
78%
78%
76%
78
76%
77%
27,430
323/b
33%
32%
33
313/8
32%
22%
23
223/a
23
22%
22%
22%
225/a
9,030
16
16%..
16%
16%
16%
163%
16%
163/a
33,200
164V4
58,030
33%
22%
23%
16 Va
16%
■s
..
/
168%
161 Va
168
26%
26%
26%
263/4
253/4-
26 3/8
25%
26
24%
116%
25%
—1
15%
15%
15%
17%
16%
16%
*16 VB
16%
153/4
16%
167 %; 175--n
162
169%
,
70
♦71
72
78%
.763/4
78%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20 3/s
23%
32 %
(J R)__
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Ino—;
♦10%
Thompson
11%
8
preferred
58
•82
68 Va
68
68
76%
77%
763/4
205/b
20%
20%
20%
77%
20%
6.200
160
12,500
14,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
27
27»/4
26%
27%
26%
26%
4.800
33Vb
34 VB
32
33 Va
32
32 V4
32,500
11%
*11
*11
11%
233/a
900
58
583/a
•82
83%
83%
11%
11%
200
58 Vb
573/4
83%
*82
233/B
11%
58%
58%
83%
68 Va
76 3/4
23%
'
*11
58%
.100
Common
,
9.000
273/8
27 VB
35
69
,76
3.800
333/4
23%
27
Co
160
70%
70
78%
23%
preferred
Mfg Co
Glass
5,700
16 3/s
41%
*
21
78%
33%
100
290
79%
21
79
32%
No par
50o
800
980
331/2
21%
78
1
1,500
44,400
60%
,
65
64%
163/4
7
44
123/4
41%
6 3/4
9.100
•
123/a
443/4
123/4
981/4
40
40
44%
333/4
98
14 300
960
978
*39
*33
73/4
6%
7%
970
'66%
33 Vb
4%
3,500
14%
*83
23%
16%
26%
May 20
3 400
17%
14%::
221/4
41•
—1
10
17%
14%
17%
85%
10
_i
common
Chemical
2.900
23%
16%
33%
Pacific Ry Co
conv
4,300
52 %
22%
42
No par
5
$1.25
36
52
23%
21 Va
par
430
35%
22%
6%
■
57,200
47.100
22 Va
16%
5
_"N6
533/4
9
52%
14%
*83
i"
10%
296
23%
42
5
17%
,
8%
280
100
36 Va
52%
f
9%
9 3/8
99
12%
66%
10%
305
34
40%
45 Vb
2,o00
23%
„
•
980
43%
5,300
30
173/B
223/4
.23%
'
970
#
85%
52 3/4
53
481/4
29%
*36
14%
14%
48
9 %
17%
173/4
48%
30
301
52%
*83
17%
10 Vb
9%
51%
85%
173%
48%
312
52'/4
*83
2,300
30
51%
1
Utilities Co
Thiokol
9%
310
<
.
10%
10%
9%
6%
certificates
Texas
10%
315
6%
Coal <fc Oil
Texas
Thatcher
30
36%
52
25
Inc
481/4
25
Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Textron
48%
•293/4
6%
Texas
4
30
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
4
♦173/fe
6%
Inc
share
17%
lOo
25
Gas Transmission Corp—
Sub
4.830
17%
98%
^exas Pacific Land Trust—
10%
300
15
33%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
26
21
143/4
98%
24% Apr
15% Sep
*203/4
15
33%
2
25% Mar 16
24%
20%
98%
29
24%
;
24%
36
14%
66%
15.100
14%
36%
85%
—1
1.25
13 300
24
24%
33%
-
100
57%
233/4
20%
33%
TelAutograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
13%
56%
14%
*97%
—
*13%
24
21%
18%
14%
13%
58%
23%
24%
36%
*83
100
22.300
14%
51%
18
,
84
243/b
'
36%
.
51%
Taloott Ino (James).
16
Dec
36 Va
.,
47
*81%
29 7/b
9%
312
46%
84
48 Va
10%
-
9%
191/4
48
*203/4
-
4.16%
14
14
15
12.50
66% Oct
Jan
20%
14%
29%
46% Aug 30
37
20%
48V4
Superior Oil of California
Texas
24%
29 %
Sunshine Mining Co
Texaco
24%
11
22%
13%
*13 VB
24%
328
7,300
4.300
215/8
13%
*183/4
13%
.
59
233/4 f
14%
9%
1.700
573/4
58 Vb
20%
10%
23
2.000
;
133/b.
59
24%
48%
24% Aug 31
4
♦13%
56%
29%
320
100
28%
19
*81 Vb
24
48%
1
25
13%
-
16,400
28V4
47
84
17%
4
•
*81%
*17%
300
Inc
17
Jan
84
17%
Feb
87
49
,
71
13%
<
4,300
,
28%
19
24%
,
22%
23 VB
28%
.
13%
48 %
*17%
..1
29 Va
19
*13 Va
,
*66
29%
28%
25,430
172 000
87
22%
74
29%
*183/4
20
Symington Wayne Corp
Nov
11
24%
No par
22
17
36% Sep
24 %
—1
Jun
39% July 15
4
13%
57%
*71
30
23VB
22 VB
'i
49%
*81 VB
24%.
75
*84
23%
30
13%
19V4
49
84
13%
„
14
14%
I
10
1
31
*81%
1
14
36% Aug 12
49%
87
23
293/4
„
23%
13%
*18%
1
Corp
Swift
Apr
Dec
49%
.
23 VB
14%
19 •'■■■
56 %
._2.50
Sweets Co of America
29
23%
14
♦84
233/4
29%
—1
25
27
76
30%
_5
64% Jun
124% Mar 18
30
30
1
No par
preferred
23%
*69
30
30
30
87
*84
.
72
30% ' 30%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
25
5%fc 2nd pfd series of '55—-30-
3t
24%
72
20
Co
Sunshine
86%
23%
•
.
78
20%
29
Sep 30
21% Sep 28
63
*70
20
Corp
1
Sundstrand Corp
,_5
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
Oil
*82%
24%, ,24%
__20
Sunbeam
Sun
300
40
40 3/e
issued
Suburban Gas
,
48
Broadcasting Co
convertible
*43/4
40V4
.
Jun
6% May
14
43.600
1
51% Feb
34
3
35% Apr
11
33,903
44
15
44% Feb
11
20 Va
42 %
100
11% Jan
31
19
45
4%
47%
20% Sep
71 %
44% Nov
22
21%
44 Va
40i/a
common
39% July 26
13% Mar 16
8% Nov 25
35% Sep
20 %
45
393/4
*4%
,_1
17% Jan
80
38% May. 29 *
211/4
44%
40 %
Stone <fc Webster
529
...
20%
46%
prior preference—-
24% Jan
29
290
39%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
Storer
4%
45%
4%
0
15
*43/4
40%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
58% Mar 28
43/4
46%
Sterling Drug Inc_.
30% Aug
.
7
May 26
218% July 26
25% Mar 28
15% Mar 20
79% Dec
Sep
43/4
40 Va
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
5%
4%
9,100
.
46
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
19
12 Vb
48%
4
Jan
18% Feb
26% Mar 24
28
20
618
9% Aug 26
325
6
16%
743/4
12 VB
21
—
Corp
74%
12%
40%
preferred—
Stewart-Warner
5,800
74
12%
48
4
25% Jan
9
3 Va %
*72
40%
Corp
Co
13
20
7
Starrett Co (The) LS—
Stauffer Chemical
74
12%
44
21
$1.20 convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Stanley Warner Corp
74
13
43%
♦4%
common
Packaging Corp
$1.60 convertible preferred
Stanray
Jan
May 11
75
12%
we<s»t
Shares
44-%
20 %
r5%
21% Mar 25
17% July 27
8
23% Jun
73
12 %
43%
48%
Standard
May 11
44V4
41
4
28
441/4
48 %
13
28
44%
40%
Jan
102
44 %
tnt?
*83 Va
3%%
36"% Jan
21
70
Oct. 21
10
Standard
8
Ohio
Friday
Oct. 20
_1
Standard Oil of New Jersey
4
Mar
of
Sales foe
Thursday
75
s
PRICES
100
com—^1
4
Jan
Oil
SALE
Oct. 19
lOo
25
preferred series A
HIGH
Wednesday
44%
12 %
6.25
56
4
22% Oct
39% July 27
117
Co
89
4
44% May 31
84
Electric
California
of
73
_1
Standard
39% Nov 20
Jun
Corp
Standard
&
Oct. 18
44'A
No par
Financial
2
12% May 11
Nov
preferred
Standard
Tuesday
Oct. 17
No par
com
20
23% May 11
50
Inc
Sep
1
13% Sep 21
455/a Nov 25
85
Monday
Par
30% Jun
4% Mar
July 29
Brands
AND
'
EXCHANGE
Highest
25
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
57%
58%
8,400
83 Va
82
82
20
24
88
Jan
23
20% Sep
18
29 % Apr
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
Tidewater Oil common
10
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
193/4
19%
193/8
16,300
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
4
22%
22%
22 Vb
22%
22%
223/4
22 3/s
22%
22%
223/a
2.900
7
46% Oct
21
$1.20 preferred
Tlmken Roller Bearing
25
69% Dec
23% Mar 29
68% Jan
6
49%
48 VB
49%
48
48%
47%
48
46%
473/8
14% Sep
28
22% Jan
4
Tlshman Realty &
No par
Construction.
1
48%
26 % Aug 17
15%
15%
15%
153/4
155/B
155/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,600
15% Feb
17
19% Sep
8
Toledo
5
18%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,900
33
22
41% Aug 28
No par
1
38%
39
38%
39
38%
383/b
38 V*
38%
373/4
38%
2,900
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/a
27 Vb
27 %
63
63
62%
63
62%
63%
623/4
63 3/8
62
623/4
5,300
2
23%
24
23%
235/b
235/B
23%
23 V*
23 Va
23
233/a
20,700
35
34%
35
34
34%
34%
12,600
25%
24
24
23%
23%
3%
3%
21
45% Jan
2
19% Mar
11
15% Dec
17% Apr
3
15
Jan
Jun
19% Jun
70
53% Sep 21
25"% Jun 10
Jan
26
56 % Mar
4
C
30
Sep
9
75
Edison
Torrlngton
Co
-
Co
Tractor Supply Co
class A
Aug 23
16
Transamerlca
Jan
7% Dec
8
Sep
21
50% Dec
17% Jan 27
30
16% Jan
24
37
1
42% July 15
7
Oct
21
29% Jan
33% Oct
29
34% Sep
21
60
Jun
10
Transltron
Electronic
23 V* Oct
20
39
Jan
11
Transue
Williams
23
1% Oct
21
18
11% July 25
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
33% May 12
24% Jun
29
July 31
50% Jan
11
25% Mar 14
Jan
12
34% Jan
7
54% Mar
3
28
July 28
54% Jan
9
75% Mar
3
52
Jun
21
4
54% Oct
Tri-Continental
18
28% Sep 14
40% May 27
8
43% Sep
9
11% Bep
9
Mar 13
36
Oct
14
5%
12% Feb
11
Twin
48
17% Apr
25% Apr
30
May 17
8% July 18
44
1
13% Jun
21
19% Jan
4
22
2
16% Dec 23
13% Oct
14
18% Jan
19 % Nov
6
30% Mar 13
24% Feb
29
57
120% Feb
14% Aug
12
51
28
conv
19
86% Oct
15'
Apr
4
7% Jun
17
2
29% Oct
7
24
87
40% Dec
Mar
Preferred
33% Mar
8
6
1
25% Feb
4
Oct
25% Oct
21
20% Apr
21
24% Jan
July 15
25% Apr
Mar 26
32% Apr 20
28
66
Oct
14
136
80% Nov
30
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
24% Feb
9
32% Mar 26
30% Jan
22
5
88
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar
24
22% Jun
12
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
38% Apr
10
64
Oct
22
Sep
23
88% Apr
38% Dec
17
29
11
7% Dec
9
9% May 19
7
29% Jan
12
37% Mar 16
31
Jan
2
Mar
8
16
Mar 24
23% July
9.
9
9
37% Jan
0
13
4
46 Va Aug 22
103% Aug 25
97
$4 series
Union Oil of California
Union
39% Sep
20
6
RR
non-cum
Co
Air
United
Lines
1955)
conv
(ser of
1956)
conv
Artists
Oct
21
27
Apr
18
United
54% July 25
76
Jan
25
United
29% Jun
38
Feb
23
Unlted-Carr Fastener
7% Jan
12
United Corp
Oct
13
United Electric Coal Cos
22% Jan
6
31% Jan
6
Aug
1
15% Sep 28
Carton
(Del)
19
1% Jan
11
2
65% Dec
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach common
3
34% Mar
28
Nov
42% May
14
% Aug 18
85
13
35
6
75
Jan
Dec
28
21
For footnotes, see page
United
4
43% Jun
16
Greenfield Corp
Industrial
Convertible pfd
8
30% Mar
32%
39%
40
39%
39%
39
10
2.50
101
86%
101
*85
105
86%
88
85 Va
30%
295/b
30%
30%
37
37
37
36%
36%
♦94
99
*94
99
20
20
19%
193/4
6%
U 8
Corp
series A_
preferred
Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
100
4% %
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
23% Sep
43% Oct
29
30% Jan
4
U
13
74% Jan
4
U 8
S
10
1
8.50
1
1
25
25
preferred
Foreign
Freight Co_
1
No par
31%
32 Vs
19.500
39%
37%
38%
13,800
105
„
-v
r:'
200
32 %
9,600
*35%
35 Va
1,100
603/4
61
60
33
32%
33
32
32
7%
7%
73/4
73/b
*371%
6%
7%
7
5 Va
5%
55/B
-
17%
18%
18
19
19
1.100
59
59%
3,500
32%
32
32
*91%
46%
55/a
18
38
5
400
17 VB
17
17 Va
3.000
16%
16%
163/8
16
16%
46,500
32s/a
33
32%
323/4
32%
-32%
27,400
63/4
5S/b
17%
13
5%
1
563/b
56%
32%
32 3/4
323/4
49
49
161/4
16
16%
1,600
6 3/4
7
18
49 Va
16%
6 3/4
6Va
12,400
*49
6%
55/8
53/4
5%
53/4
700
4,500
.
17%
18
13,000
41
18
17%
1
11,800
1%,
1
3,100
56V4
56 VB
•32%
32%
32 %
170
35%
.35%
3,300
*913/4
93%
130
56%
*32
36
36
36%
353/4
91%
91%
•
56%
91%
92%
92
92
25%
25%
253/b
25%
25%
25VB
25
25%
3,900
25%
47%
46%
44%
451/2
453/4
463/4
45%
46 3A
6.500
45
-93
24.
--
900
18,700
16
563/B
37
*37 Va
37%
17
32%
37
7%
38
17%
17
'
36%
73/s
7%
73/s
38
56%
56%
*
33
'
36%
7
*37%
33
1
5$
*32
17%
17
17
♦16
38
370
19V4
60 %
f
*32
7%
104
104
99
19%
59 Va
61
60%
"33
200
87%
313/s
99
19%
4
*86
-36%
19'/4
60 3/4
100
100
88
12,900
.32%
'
25%
&
100
-33%
36
99
♦94
20 %
30%
305/a
37
20%
*86
85%
30
10,800
20%
*100
105
*100
8
26%
38%
39%
*100
7%
25%
32%
33'A
16%
1% Nov
51% Apr
32%
16 3/s
45% Jan
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
31%
16%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
30% Dec
20%
32%
*16%
United
_50
26%
•20
203/4
*20
49
4
4
20%
32%
26 3/8
49
28
64% Jan
*20%
*20 Vb
275/a
163/4
7% Jan
33% July
26 3/8
8
7%
2 6 3/8
263/4
27%
495/8
18% Jun
4
"27%
8
323/4
7
12
-
373/4
.
253/e
7%
493/B
19
27
30,600
41%
25
8
16 Va
5% Oct
Apr
25%
413/a
25%
32%
16% Apr
% Aug
25
41%
7%
16%
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
30% Jan
25V4
41
25%
8
49%
T
50
25
;u
■
25%
33'
16% Jan
4
8,800
49%
20
28
210
41 Va
16%
29
8
81%
41%
*81%
32%
16
11% Jan
81%
42%
84
10
20% July 20
6% Oct 21
82%
41%
84
Improvement Co—13%
9
25
82%
*80%
Gae
16% Jan
Jan
84%
74
Gas Corp
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
Jun
73% \
*72%
United
19
20
*72%
733/4
United
46% Apr
Oct
280
733/4
73%
17
45% Mar
38%
14,300
*72%
*753/4
17
59% Aug 27
16,300
5,700
Engineering 3c Foundry
United Fruit Co
No par
42% Jan
30%
iio3/4
109
92
37%
17
4.700
30
303/4
113
80
37%
13
2,400
25,900
8%
38
5
5
29
13 VB
44%
8
*753/4
7%
United
135/a
423/8
8%
*91
73%
*80 %
133/4
43%
92
'
80
.
1
(Del)
48% Jan
16
50
80
*753/4
■
41%
No par
Carbon Co
31% Sep
27% May 20
33.200
37%
91%
80
v
7%
Corp
23% Nov
22
6,600
16%
♦753/4
38%
*75%
No par
104
38
103/4
16%
*91
373/4
91;
92
*
41%
5
pfd-—100
pfd—100
1
$4.50 preferred
18
21
1
37%
!*91
80
♦72
Corp
United Biscuit of America—No par
Oct
Mar 21
37%
37%
-91 i
'
Aircraft Corp common
(ser of
&
103/e
17%
110%
10
4%
Board
42
11%
30
30%
1141/4
25%
Inc
84% Jan
19
42
100
3,200
44
*8%
No par
5
4%
United
10%
13%
10
Union Twist Drill Co
United
10%
42
10
common
preferred
Tank Car Co
Union
Aug 24
32% Oct
Pacific
A%
30
113
1143/a
x90
Aug 19
2
301/4
113%
37%
—10
85
5
30%
115%
No par
7
Jan
10 Va
4,100
20,000
10%
8%
8
31
30%
114%
No par
common
series
5
37% Jan
36
Co
77% Jan
8% Aug
32 % Jan
38
16%
435/8
—5
53%
36V4
*42
13%
43%
8%
3
29% Nov 27
101
133/4
453/4
53%
38 VB
103/B
44
*42
13%
No par
43% Aug 24
10%
.
8 Vb
Co
31
10%
54%
37 Vb
IOV4
383/4
10%
133/4
.—No par
No par
28
4
10%
40%
43 Vb
series
Sep 28
38 Va
*53%
391/2
7%
series
7% Jan
55
40
13%
$3.70
25
*53%
55
46%
$3.50
19
31
7%
Preferred
26
29%
45%
Preferred
9% Feb
31%
13%
Apr
8
Aug 18
53% July 10
31
17%
78
38% Feb
32
11%
75
17
31%
17
19
13
2,600
323/8
105/B
68% Jan
23
3,300
273/4
17%
76
7% Nov
533/4
27%
10 3/s
16
29% Nov
34
53%
27%
43
25-
Feb
333/a
53%
J
No par
Rubber
$4.50
Preferred
34%
53%
27%
16 Va
Corp
Union
11,200
34
10%
Electric
8
7,000
53%
34
43
Carbide
Aug 15
200
14,000
12
273/4
10%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
96
11%
2%
53%
16%
Asbestos
397/a Aug 19
24%
l3/4
27V4
10%
Union
148% Jan
*23
.
Corp
<fc
333/B
-
1,200
54%
40
•43
27
273/B
34%
,
*531/2
55
*53%
341/4
27
13
12%
45
Union
6
32
34%
13
16%
4
4
45
31%
1
29
24
6
33 VB
12% Mar
Jan
Dec
30% Jan
32%
43% Jan
87% Jan
Dec
4
53%
27%
34%
12%
1
(The)
Corp
Underwood
108% Sep
77
19% Oct
Aug 30
Udyllte
4
98% Mar
67
Aug
53 %
27%
13
4%
10%
TXL OU Corp
Union
80
Sep
77% Feb
74
53%
27%
13%
33/4
275/8
1
Coach Co
150% July 27
35% Mar 16
9
30 % Jun
.34%
Transit com—No par
prior preferred
50
U
10% Jan
Jan
1
50
3%
13%
13%
Twin City Rap
59% May 27
33/4
1
50
<—1
common
2
30
*24
1
Corp
$2.70 preferred
Traux-Traer Coal Co
Mar
16
9% Jun
4
1
May
24
41
26
4
-
343/B
36
34%
*24
5
World Airlines Inc
Trans
7
Sep
22
17% Nov 18
39% Jan
Trans-United Industries
30
8% Nov
10% Sep
4
5
13% Mar
36
19
Corp
1
Steel—No par
10
43 % Apr
Nov
Jan
&
Corp
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
16
29
8% Feb
19
4
6,000
<•
<
«
24
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
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.
Monday, October 24, 1960
'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Raqfe for Prmriotai
Hifheot
22
120
Apr
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
165
86% Feb
Mar 30
86%8ep
28% Oct
9 Mb
29
Sep
22
40 Mb Oct
9
267/a Dec 23
12% Jan
36% Mar
14% Apr
27
149
2
10
Jan
Jan
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
23
9
10
142% Sep
24
99
Jun
69% July
Jan
22
30% Sep
1
8
8% Sep
26% Jan
25% Oct
20
19
41% Sep
7
144
154% Aug 10
4%%
5
4
U
78
Jan
157% Aug
11
U
S
47
Oct
29
34
Oct
4
47
24
25% Oct
3
4
47% Oct
5
36% Apr
50% Sep
12
19
31
69% Sep
139% Jan
103% Jan
5
Shoe
U 8
54 % Feb
U 8
33% Oct
6
29% Sep
22
14% Feb
26
Jan
28
26% Jan
21
37% Feb
9
153
22
2
12% Jan
36% Sep
36 y« Jun
19
Mar 30
18% Sep
25 % Oct
9
21
Apr
47% Feb
29% Dec
8%
14
80% Jun
17
4
31% Apr
51% Oct
7
31% Oct
159
29% Feb
17
28 Mb Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
84
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32Mb Feb
40
18
Nov
27
16
42
Jan
9% Jan
2
13 y8
22 y8 Jan
2
30% Nov
5
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
9
44
17
Jan
34% Jan
12
36
26
Mar
15% Oct
Sep
41% Sep
22 Ma Sep
28
39% Jan
12
67% Jun
20
32% Sep
26
46
2% Sep
12
2iy4Oct
26% Sep
21
53
4% Dec
29
11% Jan
Oct
22
19% Jan
2
76
Nov 23
96 y4 Dec
5
4
Feb
76
35% May 25
107
Mar 20
9
21 y8 Marf
124% Jun
9
25
33% Jun
9
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
16
86 y4 Mar 23
80
Jan
29
85
81% Dec
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
89
79
29
87% Mar 18
82 y2 Jun
23
Sep
12% Nov 11
39% Mar
108
Jan
20% Mar
79
Apr
22
97
51
Jun
5
99% Jan
4
9
7% Oct
9
45%
*75y2
Raalte
154%
341/2
26%
47Ma
Co Inc
&
5%
36%
110
27%
27%
3,400
19%
19
19
%r 11%
11 y4
11%
5,700
29%
28%
29 Ma
3,800
62%
5,000
100
63
63
157
157
54%
55
54
54s/8
53%
55 Mb
53
55%
48%
53%
52,000
24
24%
24%
25Ma
24%
24%
23
24%
22%
23M8
22,100
47 Vz
48J/4
48 y2
48 Mi
63
21V2
__
*155
63
31V2
62 Ml
63
♦31%
157
*30 y*
*155
157
157
157
60%
31 y2
*31
31%
157
62
600
30%
100
157
50
49%
50%
49%
51 y8
48%
49%
2,600
*81
82
82
82
*82%
83 y4
82 y2
54
55 y8
53%
54%
52%
53 y4
52 Ma
52%
48%
82%
51 y«
33,500
33%
34 Mi
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%.
33%
32%
33
35
35%
35 Mb
35
35
35 Ma
35%
•
5
82
*81
20
2,300
5
35%
35%
35%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16 Ma
17
16%
17
5,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 3/8
13%
12%
13%
13
13 Mb
4,900
*31%
31%
3lMi
*31%
32%
10
38%
38 y4
*21%
38
22
32%
38
*20%
30%
37%
37 Mi
213/s
*20 Mi
*29 Ma
30 Ma
600
37 Mi
*36 Ma
37%
400
21
30 Ma
37%
*203/a
213/8
600
*20
21
1
44%
46%
44
45%
44
44%
42%
44 Ma
40%
43 Mi
24,500
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36
34 Ma
36 Mi
32%
34 Ma
14,900
6%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
5,300
1.25
108%
111%
111%
111%
111%
111 Mi
112%
8,500
com__l
Chemical
28%
29
28%
Materials
Co
convertible
90%
90%
90%
92
46%
46%
46%
46%
*105
1
106
83%
8%
16
.100:
100
104%
*82
8%
8%
29%
29%
293/8
28
Mi
29
5,500
105
91%
90 Ma
90 Ma
89
90
900
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46 Mi
47
15,600
104%
104%
104%
105
106
*82
853/8
87
*84%
87
*84 Ma
87
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/8
8%
14%
14%
14 y4
14
14
14
853/4
85 3/4
*85..
86 Ma
86
86
*96%
98%
98%
98%
*97 Ma
98%
97 Ma
97%
*63
98%
<
':v]
v
~
66
66
*63
66
9,100
14
87
14%
*96%
20
140
*85
*14
200
83 Ma
*85 Ma
87
*84 Ma
87
*82
85%
85%
86 y2
104%
83%
*82
83 y2
87
*84%
113
113
114
*89%
83%
87
2%
29
8
common
preferred
29
100
com
5%% preferred
6 y4 % preferred
v
*
23%
*36 y4
28 Ma
11
preferred
Carolina
Vulcan
.
19%
23%
36%
29%
12.80
Virginia Elec & Power Co
14
*18%
2.200
*19
|'
11%
1
6% dividend partic preferred
8
102% Apr
,
23%
1,200
51,800
1.25
4
15
28%
74
142%
28
23%
36%
28%
7
30 y4
Associates
4
Jun
23 Ma
*35%
23%
*35%
72
142
142
1,000
17,800
100
Inc
Jan
95
23%
11%
10
Co
15% Jan
11
74%
73%
141%
29%
_1
Light Co
94% Apr
103% Feb
74%
142%
ns/8
87
2
73%
142%
30
*85
96% Jan
75%
142%
ny2
100
19
74y8
29 y2
$4.12 preferred
2
48%
23%
87
30
28%
48
nya
83%
Jun
35
27%
48
30%
*85%
13% Jun
35
30%
11%
100
85
35
47%
30 y8
100
20
35
28%
47%
19y4
$4.20 preferred
21% Mar
35
28
*18%
com
750
35-
1
Co
154 Mb
47%
19%
2.50
Products
154 y4
27
30o
Corp
40
10,300
154%
154%
141%
'
7)000
77
44%
47Ma
36Mi
90% Aug 16
3
*
100
44'/8
35
28%
*62%
*75%
77
2,200
45%
45
27
28 M4
com_No par
8%
47y2
*35y4
»i9
200
27%
*8%
1,.45%
*75%
38
27%
35
28%
-
'•"*
*34
27%
8%
26%
1
35%^
$4.04 preferred
96% Feb
154%
24Ma1"
Aug 10
4
154%
154%
35y4
Aug 31
2
45%
28 M4
100
15 y8 Dec
75%""
45%
23%
$5 preferred
87% Jan
46
75%
46
1
1
IHck Chemical Co
106% Aug 24
1541/4
35
26%
*47V4
'•
"
154%
45
77%
25
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co
29
45'%
38
45
46%
*75'%
46%
76y2
issued
Virginia
,</•;
77y8
46
*34
;_1
Power
Varian
Aug 24
26
44
-
.
142%
Vendo Co
16
34% Jan
2,000
755/3
Co
When
11
4
6,500
26
100
$2.28 convertible
30% Aug 23
82 y4 Nov
21
26
No par
Pictures
Van
Aug 12
6% Jan
20%
26%
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
27
4
Jan
21%
25%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
2
2
11
21
26%
141%
preferred
Tobacco
Oil
Utah
5
15% Sep
34
26
21 Mi
*26 Ma
"
No par
4%% preferred
5
4
20
31% Feb
July 28
21%
26%
issued
Upjohn
21
26% Feb
47% Aug 27
29 y8 Nov
3
21%
preferred
Universal
20
Jun
21%
' *26 %
Pharmaceutical
Universal
Aug 16
13
38
*8 y4
16%
common
Universal Match
62% Jun
12
8%
50
com
Corp
Leaf
When
13
22 Vii Aug
21
Universal
Aug 25
18
6
*8%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Apr
Jan
8%
Stockyards Corp
66
5
18
148
10
*8%
100
Whelan
8,600
8%
50
noncumulative
United
51% Jan
8%
8%
100
common
&
8
1,400
27%
1
Co
Vitamin
13% July 11
4
12
28% Sep 26
60% Aug 28
157
8
United
24% Mar 29
8
41% Apr
Dec
U
preferred
preferred
Tobacco
7%
24
31% Oct
46
146
U 8
.
23
3
Feb
9
14
53% Oct
8'/a Jan
7%
Aug 25
26 V* Aug 25
14
May
15% Jan
30
34% Mar 24
,
148
15
34% Jan
24
50% Mar 12
17% Jan
4
Jun
8%
20
27%
Corp
Corp
8%
8%
19%
7,800
36
5
preferred—
Steel
8%
-
27%
common
1st
Smelting Ref & Min
7%
8%
60
14,000
4%
17%
17%
18%
4%
5
36
47
38% Feb
19%
4%
*
91%
156%
27%
46i/8
6
4%
17
90%
156%
36
26%
Co
5
91%
156%
90%
*154
27%
*33V2
22
non-cum
91%
156
10
preferred
Rubber
Shares
90%
156
27%
21%
19
28
8 Ma
the Week
Oct. 21
35
26 %
30
108 % Aug
,8%
Friday
Oct. 20
35
Playing Card Co
0
Plywood Corp
common^-,—4
3%% preferred series B
100
8%
Apr 27
8%
Sales for
Thursday
277/8
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S
5
4%
PRICES
1
common
S
33% Jan
881/4 May
7
138 % Sep 21
22% Dec
7
"■
50
91%
156%
*18 Ma
5
27 % Sep
45% Nov
1
common
5%
SALE
Oct. 19
89 Ma
21
20
HIGH
Wednesday
*154%
156%
5
-
50
series A
92
*154
U 8
Aug 31
64
S
U
4
19
35
29
Jan
Jan
50% Jan
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 26
preferred
Lines Co
Oct. 18
91%
100
class A preference
4%%
U S
30
3
4
common
Industries Inc
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Hoffman Mach common—82 %o
U S
Monday
Par
preferred
5%
15
40
21
7% Mar
58% May la
Jan
13% Jan
3
6
Oct
20% Jun
7
39 Me Oct
76
4
Oct
Gypsum Co
7%
U 8
12
8
21
45% Feb
8% Jan
31% Feb
35
26
29
U 8
13
Aug 23
19
25% Jun
20
18
161
21
17
44% May 28
8% Jan
116% Jun
Oct
17
2
24 Ma Jun
12
27
4% Oct
29
35% Apr
Jan
LOW AND
!-
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
4
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
800
50
...
20
L
'J
i
w
25
76% Mar 11
Dec
17
46 y8 Nov
30
25 Mi Oct
19
44% Jan
25
14% Jan
2
21
21
12
Sep
1
18 Mi Jun
8
43% Sep
21
55% May 11
41% July 29
45
Jan
14
35 y8 Aug
4
22
52 Mi July 20
41
4
18y2 May 19
663/4 Sep
40
333/4 Mar 30
39
Sep
11% Nov
123/4 May 19
Apr
62
7
73 % Mar
May 13
60% Aug 24
40
2
Wallace &
1
69 y4 Sep
17
15% Jan
4
26
15% Jan
15
10% Sep
Walworth
Ward
29
94
20
83
Sep
27
89% Jan
7
6%
16
12% July 22
5
Sep
27
10% Jan
18
Ward
243/4 Jan
8
9
52 % Sep
14
Warner
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
46
Sep'ii
50
Aug 21
37% Mar
28% Apr
7
65 M2 Aug 21
51
54% May
4
29% Sep 20
45% May
4
12
38% May 25
443/4 Sep
13
37
1
45% Jan
4
23% July 14
4% Sep 26
30y8 Jan
7% Jan
41% Jun
9
48% Jan
36% Feb
9
48 3/4 May
16
4
25% Jan
12
31% Feb
24
3% Jan
21
8% Jun
30
16 y8 Dec
30
23 3A July
33
Jun
19
85% Dec 28
Warren
51% Aug
5
38% Apr 24
33% Jan
102
Apr
17
78% Jan
19
Dec
May
8
61
93
Dec
31
101
26
Jan
7
38
8
27% Sep
22
533/4
103
Dec" 29
Nov
52% May
92% Jan
28
24
7
2
88Mt
112
19,300
4,900
51
51
51 Mi
51 Ma
51
51 Mi
*50 Ma
51
51
51
42%
42%
42 Mb
42 Ma
42 Ma
42 Ma
42 Ma
42
42 Ma
42%
38
38
*37 Ma
38
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
15
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
26 Mi
Welbilt Corp
West Kentucky
1
4%
4%
4
10%
Coal Co
8
pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
Western
Auto
98
31
28
May 11
31
28 3/4 May
4
37
Jan
6
4
23
Sep
21
Western
41% May 11
57
Western Union Telegraph
6
10
77% Jan
4
89% Aug 18
93% Apr
28
Sep
2
6
22
July 26
34% Jan
221
64
Mar
70
28
24
53 Mi Mar 20
39% Oct
21
102% Mar 11
98 Mi Oct
14
Jun
15
7
Jan
7
14
24% Jan
7
28% July 21
July 23
8
Sep
102
4%
RR
Aug 31
8
27% July 12
51 Mi July 23
40
May 23
52% Jan
8
30 Mi Nov
9
18% Oct 21
28% Jan
4
8
34%
100
*95 Mi
17%
19
2,200
41 Ma
43 Ma
43
43%
44 Mi
48
7,100
39
40
38%
39 Mi
38 Mi
38%
38 Mi
39 Ma
39
39%
7,600
*78 Mi
82
*78 Ma
82
81
80 Ma
80 Ma
*79 Ma
81
10
*26
26 Mi
*25
26
26
*25 Ma
26
*25 Ma
26
.ldo
14
14%
14
14 Mi
14
13%
Windsor
Industries
Inc.
25
127% Sep
29
31% Aug 17
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
30% Jan
7
9% Nov 23
29% Feb 10
31 Mb Feb
9
114 Mi Jan
7
19 Ma Nov
10
87% Sep 21
z
84 Ma
July 15
943/4 Feb
39 Ma
July
49% Jun
148
136% Jun
sale
Corp
(P W) Co
Jan
95
Oct
13
85% Jan
13
10% Jan
14
Jan
1
Sep 30
26 Mb Oct
Co
53%
53
53%
53 Ma
53 Ma
27
53 Ma
27
53%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
*26 Ma
42 Mi
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
42 Ma
125 Mi
*122
•122
10
29
125 Mi
29
*122
29 Mi
29 Mi
23
23%
23%
69
67 Mi
68 Mb
43%
92
Ma
53
*122
300
200
.1,900
2,700
13 Ma
53%
26%
1,000
42%
6,600
125 Mi
125 Mi
*122
125 Mi
29%
29
29 Ma
28%
28%
1,400
2 3 Ma
23%
23
23 Ma
: 2,600
67%
68%
67
67 Ma
10,300
43
*29 Ma
24
68
3
~
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
8
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
28
37% Jan
6
Young Spring & Wire Corp
138% Jan
4
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
this
53 Mi
10
27
July 14
89MaFebl7
on
13 Ma
13%
27
10
Sep
19
*13%
41
23 Ma
3 Ma
67 Ma
68
43 Ma
•
4
66
19 Mi
4
no
Iron
Woolworth
85% Sep
24
asked P^ces;
Ex-distribution.
Woodward
Apr
8
1
25% Jun
Service
8
26
10
00m
100
July 11
♦78 Ma
_1
—1
.
75
80% Mar 10
8
When issued
Sep 29
42
24
Sep
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc—
8
78
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
25 Mi
43
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
18
10
2,100
42
14
19
6,300
8Mb
44 Mi
11
Nov
8Mb
44
Oct
Dec
8 Mi
8
43% Sep
83
40
8 Mi
8%
,.600
44 Ma
100
18 Ma
27
79
•
39 Mi
*40
12
59% Nov
8 Ma
44
9,800
69
*99 Ma
100
*99 Ma
25%
*24%
29
9
8%
,.
40 Mi
40
99 Ma
8 Mi
45
44 Ma
40 Mi
99 Ma
100
*68
*94
19%
26% Oct
29
45
40 Ms
30
95
25
68%
41 Ma
36% Apr
Mar
69
*44 Mi
•
26 Mi
25 Ma
42 y4 Jan
59
*67 Ma
f
•'
93%
25%
19
1
25% Feb
69
45
40 Ma
93%
*67 Ma
*40
23
22% Sep
26%
*24 Ma
46% Sep
6
*98 Ma
94
26
19%
40% Jan
9
100
40 Ma
94
41 Ma
17
31
*44 Mi
4C%
95
26%
10,100
25 Ma
22
36% Mar
*67 Ma
45
25%
46
19%
35% Sep
27 Mi Jan
69
100
103
45%
*40
39% Jun
67 Mi Dec
*93%
26
46 Ma
45%
45%
*101
103
*101
103
45%
*24 Ma
14% Dec
2
94%
*101
46%
19%
Sep
22
105
88 Me
*88
41 Ma
29
31
88 Ml
25 Ma
2
53% Jan
*87%
*40
6
23% Jim
88 Mi
*24 Ma
6% Jan
28% Dec
*87 Ma
19,200
X19M2
19% Oct
Jan
87%
25 Mi
No par
119
56,500
Ma
20
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Mar 25
13,200
48%
71,400
41%
Mar 31
129
22 Mi
47 Ma
87%
25 Mi
88
Sep 30
44
22
47%
23
20
2
118
43%
22%
22 Ms
*40
78
54 Mi Aug 22
45 Mi
44%
45%
3,000
31 Ma
48 Ma
45 Mi
*101
29
21 Mi
48%
94%
No par
4
28%
22 Ma
46%
2,800
*28 Ma
47%
105
32%
31 Ma
49 Mi
46 Ma
19,600
21%
89
*101
8,100
18%
96 Ma
*95
29
28%
*28 Ma
48%
*24%
Wilson & Co Inc common.
8
29
32
32%
9 6 Ma
*95
29
18 Ma
33
32%
33
98Ma
33%
97 Ma
*95
19
1
19
15% Sep
97 Ma
*29
28%
32
32%
33 Ma
18%
50%
20
50
Feb
10% May 11
32%
*95 Ma
38 Mi
White Stores Inc
43
14
86
21
8%
32% May
26
*83 Ma
22 Ms
8 Ms
453/4 Sep
27% Feb
86
44%
1
Wilcox Oil Co
18
*83 Ma
22 Ma
*98 Mi
21
83% Aug 18
140
88 Ma
45 Mi
100
Oct
May 27
23% Jan 11
94%
*87
44%
40 Mi
48
79
8,300
94
88 Ma
22 Mi
*44 Mi
31% Mar 10
July
39 Mi
94 Mi
45%
*67%
Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
$3 convertible preferred
3 9 Mi
94 Mi
22%
1
White
3 8 Ma
21
20
preferred
1,300
20 Ms
80
S)
10%
20 Mi
preferred
S
10 Ma
20
20 Mi
(The
common
28%
11%
18%
33
*28 Ma
2,600
97 Ma
*95
32
*87%
5 Mi %
33
98
300
4%
33%
18%
33
26 Ma
4%
86
*95 Ma
18%
*95
*26 Ma
4 Ma
*87
94 Ma
33
97 Ma
17%
28%
28%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
3 5 Mi
300
26 Ma
88 Ma
*95 Ma
33
*28 Mi
3.80%
35
700
2,800
*10 Ma
38 Ma
38
*93 Mi
98
32%
49%
51 Mi Mar 11
9
97 Mi
18
*95
6.25
Sep 22
32y8Jan
6
1
35%
22%
.
38%
94 Mi
Ma
4%
11
*83 Ma
45 Mi
Mfg
38%
86
10
Dental
♦10%
*83 Ma
2.50
Motor Co
10%
86
8
Westlnghouse Air Brake.*
Westinghouse Electric common
White
*26
4 Ma
94 Mi
94
19 Mi
White
26%
4 Ma
*83 Mi
100
convertible
*25%
4 Ma
*87
No par
4%%
26%
4%
88 Ma
Maryland Ry Com
No par
2nd preferred
40
Pacific
26 Mi
*87
noncum
6
14% Jan
4
Western
38
88 Mi
com
4.80% preferred
8
48% July
67% Jan
July 19
24% Oct
1
6
98
37 Ma Mar 14
22
Apr
62% Jan
103
2
66% Dec
97
35
Jun
May 28
37% Dec
6
65
6
39 Mi July
23
17
28
78
Jan
5
Sep
28
173/4 Jan
32% Jan
41% Sep
21
36
13
21
66% July 7
983/4 Mar 13
Sep
65% Sep
40% Mar 30
Jan
Oct
Supply Co
38 Ma
*87
1
41 y4 Jun
♦38
100
Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred
49
38%
*38
100
West
17
39 Ma
93%
48 Ma
10 Ma
11
38%
100
4.20%
15
102
Mi
14
37% Jan
48
49 Ma
48%
16 Ma
Jun
11
*16 Mi
48 Ma
33 Mi
17
Feb
48 Mi
68 Mi
293/4 Feb
Jan~29
Mi
Mi
26 Mi
'45% Feb
773/4
48%
49
600
16 Mi
96
22
2,000
66
Air Lines Inc
Dec~17
20
6%
32 Ma
Western
38% Mar 18
83 Mi
6%
7
7
7
16 Ma
16% Apr
293/4 Jan
83 Mi
7
7%
33
4
Dec
84
84
69%
4
353/4 Dec
*83 Mi
7
16 Ma
29
35
84
*83 Mi
7 Ma
32%
97% Sep
17
*83 Mi
84
10,800
69
35% Jan
24
10%
16 Ma
56% Jan
Nov
10%
7%
32 Ma
13
32% Nov
11
7%
7%
70
17
31
7%
*10%
38 Mi
July 29
400
7%
11
16 Ma
20
38
July 22
100% Aug 12
61
7 Ma
10%
32
17% Oct
8
61
7%
10%
69 Ma
92% Feb
29
*60 Ma
*60 Ma
7 Mi
10%
16%
32% Oct
Dec
60 Mi
61
7%
32 Ma
14
23% Jan
59%
61
900
70 Ma
14
95
4,600
32 Mi
Mar 31
Apr
36 Mi
10%
5
20
36 Ma
70
Penn Power 4Ma%
Jun
35%
61 Mi
49
Penn Electric Co
86
35%
16%
West
91
35 Ma
35 Ma
4,400
32
West
29
1,100
35 Mi
35%
25 Ma
70%
98% Aug 30
89
Oct
3
78% Dec
54
32 Mi
42% Aug 19
87
54
69%
1
13
6
54
No par
4
May
42
Inc.
Co
27
90
Apr
(S D)
Jan
23
53%
2,300
2,100
82% Feb
Sep
79
53 Mi
35 Mi
Waukesha Motor Co
4
53 Mi
16%
30
Jan
12%
53%
Pharmaceutical—l
Warner-Lambert
37% Jun
17
12%
12%
53 Mi
6%
Warner Co
21% Mar
81% Aug 23
3
25 Ma
12%
26
10%
Corp_
Pictures
3
10% Oct
25%
12 Ma
54
*83 Me
Industries
8
8
25 Mi
13
61 Mi
common
preferred
Oct
July
66
26
12%
35 Mi
No par
*63
25 Mi
25%
13
7 Mi
Feb
2
*63
*12 Ma
27
*53
Tiernan Inc
Bros
66
26 Mi
Co.
Baking Co
8% Dec
♦63
*12 Mi
10
(Hiram) G & W
83% Dec
Feb
100
18
No par
Walgreen Co
Walker
Feb
24
RR 4%%
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
4
Jan
7% Oct
18 Mb Aug
Wabash
Waldorf System
day.
38
25
Aug 26
129% Sep
1
Youngs town Steel Door.
Zenith
for the
43 Ma
44
43
93
93
♦93
81 Mi
81 Mi
81 Ma
81 Ma
81 Ma
8 Mi
8 Mi
8 Mi
8 Mi
8 Mi
8 Mi
8 Ma
8 Mi
43
43%
93 Mi
92 Ma
93
81
81 Mi
81 MB
81 Ma
800
8Mb
8Ma
900
•
10
27%
28
27 Ma
28
27%
27%
27 Mi
27%
27
27 Ma
23 Ma
25
23
23
22 Ma
23
23
24
23 Ms
23 Ma
88 Mi
90 Ma
88 Ma
89 Ma
89 Mi
90 Mi
89 Ma
87
89
_Xo par
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Mi
90%
20 Ma
20
20 Mi
105%
company's
108%
reorganization,
a
104 Mi
'
106%-
Deferred delivery,
'
104 Ma
r Cash
20%
20 Ma
106 Ma
sale,
6,700
43%
*93
94
8
No per
Radio Corp.
tin receivership or petition has been filed
44%
94
x81 Mi
102
"wd When
>
105 Mi
distributed
x
100%
Ex-dividend,
103
y
210
,
7,000
2,100
14,800
2,500
25,700
Ex-rights,
Volume 192
Number
5997
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1629)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
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LOW AND
Monday
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Low
15
May
Treasury 4s
Oct
1
1
Treasury
86.8
11 >
Apr
86.8
Apr
11
3%s
Nov
3fts
3%s
Treasury 3fts
83.6
NOV
13
85.4
Jan
Nov
15
.Jun
10
93.24 Nov
10
*99.24
4
*101.4
*102.28
101.12
Week
High
Bonds (f)
103.4
*101.4
101.12
*100.16
100.24
*100.14
100.22
*100.14
*100
100.22
100.4
*100.2
100.6
•100.2
100.6
♦99.24
99.28
100
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99.28vU
*99.20
*94.14
*99.20
94.22
99.28
*94.20
94.28
*94.18
94.26
*94.18
91
94.26
*91.4
91.12
♦91.2
91.10
*91
91.8
15
*89.18
89.26
♦89.22
89.30
♦90.4
90.12
♦90.4
90.12
*89.26
90.2
*89.26
90.2
*90.4
90.12
♦90.2
90.10
,*89.26
90.2
*89.26
*90
90.8
90.2
*90.4
90.12
*90.2
90.10
98.28
*90
*98.24
90.8
98.28
*98.30
99.2
*98.28
99
*98.28
99
1998
1978-1983
1985
15
15
15
*98.24
1966
Sep
1961
♦97.12
97.18
*84.26
99.27
*100.6
1960-1965
*97.12
85.2
*99.25
1995
97.18
100.9
85.4
*97.22
100.9
97.28
*97.22
97.28
*97.20
97.26
*85.6
99.27
*100.6
90.14
85.14
*85.2
85.10
*85
85.8
♦99.26
V
*84.28
*99.25
,
.
*90.6
99.28
*99.27
99.29
*99.26
99.28
*100.6
100.9
♦100.7
100.10
,♦100.7
100.10
Feb
15
1965
*96.10
96.14
*96.10
96.14
*96.16
96.20'
*96.16
96.20
1961
99.16
*59.14
99.16
96.20
15
*99.14
*96.16
Nov
♦99.16
99.18
*99.17
99.19
*93.4
93.12
♦99.16
99.18
*93.10
93.18
*93.20
93.28
*93.26
94.2
♦97.26
*93.26
94.2
♦97.30
98.2
*91.6
91.14
1962-1967
...
Jun
15
*97.26
97.30
*98
98.4
*97.30
98.2
15
15 1963
1963-1968
97.30
Dec
*90.24
91
*90.28
91.4
*91.8
91.16
*91.10
91.18
Jun
15
1964-1968
*89.10
89.18
*89.14
89.22
♦89.28
90.4
*89.30
90.6
89.2
♦88.28
89.4
♦89.10
89.18
*89.12
83.20
♦89.10
89.18
89.2
Aug
♦
:
*89.28
90.4
Dec
15
1964-1969
*88.26
Mar
15
1965-1970
*88.12
88.20
*88.10
88.18
♦88.26
89.2
*88.28
89.4
*88.26
88.2
*87.24
88
♦88
88.81
*88
88.8
*87.30
88.6
87.22
*87.14
87.22
♦87.14
87.22
87.22
♦87.14
87.22
*87.14
87.22
87.22
Mar
15
1966-1971
*87.26
Jun
15
1967-1972
*87
87.8
♦87
87.8
*87.14
Sep
15
1967-1972
1967-1972
♦86.30
87.6
*87
87.8
*87.14
Dec
15
*87
87.8
*87
87.8
*87.14
*87.14
87.22
*87.14
Jun
15
1959-1962
♦98.23
98.25
*98.23
98.25
♦98.26
98.28
*98.27
98.29
98.29
15
1959-1962
*98.11
*98.27
Dec
98.13
*98.11
98.13
*98.14
98.16
*98.14
98.16
*98.14
98.16
100.1
Nov
1960
*100
Feb
15
1985
♦104
105
*104
105
1
1980
*101
102
*101
102
1961
International Bank
15
Nov
Treasury 2%s
♦101
101.16
*101
101.16
*101
*100
100.1
'
*100.1
100.2
*104
105
*101
102
♦101
101.16
*101
87.22
*100.1
100.2
•100.2
*104
105
*104
105
102
*101
102
101.16
♦101
101.16
100.3
for
5s
4 ft s
U4ft
101.18
Low
103.6
*90.24
Aug
Feb
Treasury 2fts
*101.10
Sales for
Oct. 21
High
♦102.30
100.20
♦99.20
*
1964
15
101,10
Friday
Oct. 20
103.8
94.24
May 15
Dec
100
♦103
Low
High
100,
*99.28
.
Thursday
Oct. 19
102.30
pom?
PRICES
Wednesday
Low
month
a
90.30
15
Treasury 2fts
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2,/aS
Treasury 2fts
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 '/as
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2fts
20
93.24 NOV
*100.12
99.3Q
SALE
of
*94.16
Feb
Treasury 2fts
Treasury 2%s
18
100.22
*99.26
•
HIGH
the
twee
ttnds
♦90.22
Treasury 2%s
96.12 Feb
*101.2
each
more
1980
Treasury 3s
18
101.8
tat
or
15 1990
15
Feb
Treasury 3fts
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
96.12 Feb
*102.22
♦100.14
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1974
•>
High
102.28
1980
Treasury
High
♦101
1969
—Feb
Low
♦102.20
1975-1988
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s——
Treasury
Oct. 18
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4fts
Tuesday
Oct. 17
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Exchange
Indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
s
Vis
Dec
1
1973
*100
101
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
4 Vis
Jan
1
1977
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
♦100
101
♦100
101
4'As
May
1
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see page 29.
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60
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8
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1962
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_
54
71
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*
pursuant to Plan A (interest
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i
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—
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40
__
-
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1966
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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reduced
399
Co
1973
-
69%
1936
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232
debentures
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76
June-Dec
.
due
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304
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—
debentures
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980__„_
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^4.
,
69%
67
1957—Map-Nov
reduced
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pursuant to Plan A (interest
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.....
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—
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__
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%
99
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1959
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98
,
debentures
debentures
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Rhodesia
loi
6
97 y2
95%
3%s debentures 1990
Mar-Sept
sinking fund gold 8s
assented
98%
99%
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92%
13
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(interest
Alegre
1961
98
June-Dec
7s
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6s
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f
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s
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s
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*
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41'
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57
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99
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5%s
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1952___
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1958
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•
65
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111
87
39
99%
99%
debs 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
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75
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(Kingdom of) —
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5%s
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&
101%
95
58
98%
99
102%
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(interest
2008
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99%
9
22
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,
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debs
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91%
5
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April-Oct
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90
111% 113
95
Jan-July
1966
Jan. 1
No.
81%
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112%
June-Deo
1982
debentures
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Co
junior
American
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Mar-Sept
1979
Range Since
Sold
60
Mar-Sepf
2008
fund
pursuant
reduced
A
90
*—
Feb-Aug
1980
3s
debentures
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1964
debentures
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i—Apr-Ocf
w
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High
91%
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01
debentures
f
s
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1967—May-JVou
1972
fund debentures 1983—t—ApriZ-Oct
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Co
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.
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5s
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Airlines
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extl
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to
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1958
of
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220
98
198
-
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6 Vis
Co
3%s sinking
97%
218%
100%
RR
mtge
1984
sinking fund debentures
4'As
92%
90
12
1st
3'/8s
American
1957—ApriZ-Oct
1952
fund
3s
157
88%
-
or
Bid & Asked
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
debenture series A 1962
May-Not>
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Oot
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'/2s debs 1978
ApriZ-Oct
-
77%
147%
89
(State)-—
A6ecuTed
Btamped
78
,77%
71%
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1978
6%s
Minas Geraes
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1965
extended
76%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
5s
.
1964
to
*30
(State Mtge Bank)
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
30-.ear
8 A Milan
70%
12
-
Southern
Co
mortgage
AND
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Aidens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980
Alleghany Corp—
100
3L1
,
June-Dec
8 A Jugoslavia
AMedellin
97%
77 y2
76 y8
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1954
extended
loan
Great
Puwer
1st
Aluminum
(Imperial Government)—
e.itl
A5%s
97%
77 y8
Jan-July
Jamaica (Government
of) 5%s 1974
Japan 5Vis extl s f 1974__
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10
,
77 %
Mar-Sept
Alabama
Utility Institute—
gtd
Japanese
109%
•
April-Ocf
1977
1947
Public
RAILROAD
39%
29
Period
Low
93%
33
29
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jon-July
7s
85
*30%
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paid 1968.
IA Hamburg (State of)
Interest
Exchange
High
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part
paid
Low
No.
97
Government—
A 7s
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1
New York Stock
Jan. 1
99 y2
.
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
.
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
v
1930—
6s
Greek
Range
•
Friday's
Bonds
or
Sale Price
(continued)—
International
;
Week's
.
consol
consolidated
gold 4s
gold
4s
*92 %
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1989
Jan-July
—Jan-.Julv
84%
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83
84%
*
100
83
01-
102 %
♦—
84%
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101
102
May-No»
1989-
96
92%
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93
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—
83
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75
111%
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93%
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19
23
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79
100%
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94
80
—
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82%
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>
Volume
192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1631).
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
1st
&
1st
ref
&
mtge
ref
3s
Low
*80
83
83
Jan. 1
■
;
18
AUeneral
mortgage inc
mortgage
A 5s
income
Chicago & Erie
1st
Chicago Great
A General
3%s
debs
inc
1997
5s
conv
B
April
4s
A 1st
31%
1988—Jan-July
2038
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series
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4s
mortgage
A2nd
inc
85 %
First
mortgage
4s
1
series
series
General mortgage
4%s
conv
A 5s
inc
increased
debs
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4y2S
A
A Second
mtge
Jan
1st
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'
4%s
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income
1st
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
3%s series B 1979
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
1st mortgage 3 Vis series O 1980
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
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1st mortgage
3.20s
3Vis
1st mortgage 4%s
1st mortgage 4 Vis
International
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New
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Jersey Power A Light 3s 1974
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—
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1982—
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1987
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1
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J
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ser 1986
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National Cash Register 4Vis s f debs 1985_June-Dec
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3s
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1970
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s
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1st A ref 3%s series CO 1978—^
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&
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—
.
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63
109%
48
99%
86%
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:
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1994
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income
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1970
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series
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13
—
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108'A
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1983
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1987
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1979
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1976
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Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
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1971
Feb-Nov
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first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
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1979
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income
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85
.—
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97'A
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mortgage
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77
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79
—
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97
98'A
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■
102%
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refund
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90
85
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conv
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1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3 As ser J 1982—
April-Oct
77%
86%
■
■
—
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subord
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1977
76%
14
82%
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conv
and
6s
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conv
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debentures
-
75
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-
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112%
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1980
92%
97%
97%
1
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1973
debs
debentures
debentures
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36
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3%s
trust
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11
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1982
84
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77
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series
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s
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5
„
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1980
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72%
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—
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1961
sinking fund debentures 1973
& coll trust 4'As 1977
68
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—
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71%
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s
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June-Dec
1971
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conv
96'A
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1977
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69'A
1989_Jan-July
1968
105%
78
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s
of
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&
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—
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—
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105%
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—
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E
1974
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tr
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90
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108
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„
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Biscuit
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99%
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of
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102%
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81%
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1983—May-Nov
1968—
3'As
Oil
Union
,
122% 127'A
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mortgage
5s
21
104%
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14
—
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of
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debentures
3s
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1996
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90
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1977
128
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Electric
Union
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96%
5
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1977
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Tri-Continental Corp
96%
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■
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debs
conv
qav*
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91%
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II
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and
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debentures
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1980
of
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Term
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1977
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&
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80
85
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conv
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notes
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100
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„
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1978
series
Rochester
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series
4'As
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w
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48
100
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Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965-.:
'
—
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'
■
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Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp -4%s - debs
1985——Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973_—_April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3y8s debs 1975
Feb-A«y
Debt
85'A
Jan-July
1971
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97%
5
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Mar-Sept
■
25/as
Oats
95
91'A
99%
98
84%
1972—
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13
99
99%
84%
and
Texas
141*.
84%
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98
90
112%
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Mar-Sept
1981
1st mtge 6s
notes
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conv
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7()5/
7b%
84'A
1973
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5
4
84%
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•
1977
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June-Dec
1975
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120
debs
notes
capital
5y2%
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122 ya
112%
--
95%,
*160%
•
1979_Juue-Dec
1972
debentures
107
79
96%
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April»Oct
debentures
5s
115%
94'A
19.72—May-Nov
4%s
80
*94%
2037—Ju?te-Dec
and
3Vas
84%
80
61
112% 114%
1968_Jan-July
2037
Jan-July
First
and
81
.
May-Nou
First
debentures
2
84%
senior
debs
1
75
1971—May-Nov
1982
debentures
(James)
5'As
84
2%s
debentures
Talcott
4%s
debentures
3%s
126'A
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
jfn.
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3%s
2%s
Corp
Co
1983
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(Ohio)
Co
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74»/a
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"
June-Dec
1974
Transit Inc
&
2%s
'
113
Mar-Sept
First
3%s
84
84'A
Swift
100%
98
—
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84'A
115%
114%
refunding mortgage 3148
First and
9o '/a
Co
Oil
Suriace
94%
91
U
Oil
Superior
1984
debentures 23/8s
Chemical
Sunray
71
Co—
1963
First
"
Sold
April-Oct
1983
(N J)
Oil
1985
debs
California
debentures
Stauifer
-96%
.90%
90%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Electric
6
,
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1
Gamble
and
r'V
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Aprii-Oct
3s
Co
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95%
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■
of
(Indiana)
2-/4s
93
69
96
95'A
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Oil
Standard Oil
94'A
88
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Bonds
B.d & Asked
Sale Price
May-Nov
subord
conv
debentures
Standard
*94
Feb-Aug
debs 1973
Service
First
1962—
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bond
Procter
3s
Line
Electric
conv
Public
series
Pipe
f
s
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5s
:
5s
Oil
98%
89
—
96
1—'
..'
Inc
debs
1983
Standard
98%
98 %
6
92
*70%
—
Spiegel
88
2%s
Standard
—
90
*90'A
--
debentures
3Vbs
113%
98%
„
89%
■
—
Southwestern Bell Tel
~
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
7a
96'A
91%
105
„
Week's Range
or Fiiuav's
Last
Period
Low
4'As
*98%
1964_May-Nov
loo
85
*72 %
—
—
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
98
'
—
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1963_Feb-A«0
J
ser
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1
112% 113%
112%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/es 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
♦—
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Friday
Sold
29
Ry first consol gold
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
Memphis
div
first
gold
5s
1994— _Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
*94%
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1996—.
5s
104
—
*—
100%
94%
95'/a
95
•
99
104%
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y Ex-coupon.
•
impaired by maturity..
•"
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.
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Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current
included
not
in
the
year's range,
§ Negotiability
.
-
99
.
& Bonds selling flat.
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nf
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under Section 77
week.
.
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Monday, Oct. 17,
on
and
ending Friday, Oct. 21.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
Week's
Range
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
A
&
Mfg
Corp
Precision
Acme
Wire
For
Products
Co
A
1
10c
Construction
common
Acme
class
Corp
x3
7%
and
is
3
1%
Friday
Shares
1%
Low
1,700
7300
2% July
1% Aug
Plastics
5
Jan
Admiral
3%
Jan
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
10c
Corp
7%
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
7'A
Low
High
8'/a
3,800
—1
Corp
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3'A
Last
STOCKS
44
44
47'A
8,000
1
7
7
7%
1,800
4'A May
43%
Sep
6'A May
Corp
———25c
7%
1
3»A
Inc
i.
10
footnotes, see page 33.
of Prices
Low
Par
Aberdeen
itself
which any
bond in
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
or
Sales
Last
STOCKS
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Oct. 21.
Stock
stock
7'A
3
12%
8'A
3,600
3'A
900
13
900
5% May
3
10
Sep
Oct
5%
Jan
Oct
21'A
Jan
Aero
AU
12'A
3%
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Supply
-T
_4-Jb.
^
O-
~4
1.90Q
4
"3%
3% May
7
Jan
Jun
22
Jan
18
~3%
-
400
10% Aug
72'A May
Tun
10 %
3'A
Oct
6'A
Jan
30
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Alabama
Alan
Steel
Oo
Alaska
23%
1,100
~5y8
~i%
inc.
V—
Amer dep rets Amar shun
All American Engineering
Alleghany Corp warram
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
KunStzlde
7,700
8%
8%
8%
2,200
6%
6%
7%
13,500
3ya
3%
3%
3,300
~5%
5%
6%
3,700
12%
13 %
600
Allied
11%
Pictures Corp
Book
Business
American
Electronic*
19,200
1,600
3 %
550
32%
6%
42,300
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
6% %
6% July
Canada Southern
-Canadian
July
17%
Jan
23 %
81% Mar
Jan
Husky
650
74 %
Jan
4,300
3%
Sep
4%
Aug
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
4%
4%
400
4%
Sep
8y2
Jan
Canadian
Williston
Minerals
44%
Apr
12% Aug
50%
Jan
19%
Sep
ioy4
Oct
19y4
Jun
Oct
6%
Aug
2,100
48
525
15%
15%
16%
3,200
10 %
10 %
11%
13,900
3,300
4%
4
4%
4%
4%4
4%
6%
6%
7
4
Marconi
Canadian
11%
4%
Oct
40%
400
39%
5%
5
10,600
14 y2
22 y8 Mar
27 %
12
11%
6% Mar
Feb
6%
300
27
3S%
Co-
2,000
11,800
2,000
4%
Jan
27% Sep
52
Oct
Feb
7%
Jan
16%
Sep
liy4 Oct
Jan
31%
31%
Canal-Randolph
class A.
Mines
50
1
Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carey
Carter
(JW)
Casco
Products
Castle
(AM)
Catalin
,
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical
Pools
Aug
Arkansas
Corp.
Inc
5%
37
6
900
4%
5
1,600
6%
6%
500
40%
16,800
22%
3%
1,300
3%
37
3%
3%
Amer
8%
1,500
280
85%
Jan
6
39%
39%
31 Va
4,500
34'/a
Jan
32 Va
16,400
30%
Jan
94
25
86%
Jan
17
17
39%
31
15%
Sep
29%
Feb
2% Sep
4% Aug
6%
Jan
8 %
Jun
il
Jan
18 %
2,800
2%
2%
3,700
4%
900
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%
1®
2%
2%
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Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
5%
ln<
of
Gas
Stationers
2%
1%
1 Va
Jun
6%
6%
9%
Jan
3%
Oct
Aug
3,000
7
1%
Jun
24,800
1 %
le
America
Co
Instruments
1 y8
May
1 %
11%
J an
Maine
Power
Century
Investors
Cherry-Burrell
Consolidated
Chief
Christiana
Oil
Chromalloy
Cinerama
Coast
Line
Manufacturing
Clary Corporation
Hosiery
15,900
6% May
300
8% Aug
13
Feb
5,500
8%
11%
Aug
3 %
3%
Jun
Cohu
Sep
Colonial
Atlantic
Corp of
Sand
Stone
del Golfo Sugar
Consolidated Mining 6c
1
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Development Corp
Corp option
General
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
Devices
Aurora
Avien
Inc
Avis
Avnet
Ayshire
Oct
14 y8
14%
6,100
12%
Jan
Inc
4%
4%
600
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
4% July
6
Jan
Construction
1,200
8
Oct
14
Jun
Continental Air Lines Inc
800
7
Jan
17
Jun
Continental
16
15%
18
11,100
13 y4 May
23%
Sep
_3
40
40
41
300
Engineering
Continental Commercial Corp
37% Aug
51%
Jan
Continental
5%
Inc
18
5%
19 %
5
July
8
Apr
25
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
1,400
16
Mar
25%
Jan
Corby
19%
3%
3%
1,400
%
%
%
8,000
6%
7y8
18%
18%
20%
1
30
29%
34%
1
13%
13%
15%
•
Engineering Co
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
nes
Apr
4
Jan
Sep
8
Jan
Oct
1%
Feb
Corroon
800
4%
Apr
7%
Oct
11,800
15%
Aug
25%
Sep
11,300
21%
Feb
57%
1,900
13%
Oct
25% Mar
Oct
10% Mar
6
6%
1,500
6
1%
1%
1%
3,800
1% Aug
%
%
11
5,100
6%
class
convertible
6%
~3%
Inc
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Bell
(AS)
8%
Shoe
Corp
Inc
47%
16%
7'%
7%
Brooks
&
Brazilian Traction Light
Feb
25%
Jun
8%
Sep
Cuban
Oct
Cubic
2,900
4
Sep
4%
1,700
3
July
6% May
6% Jan
Apr
9% Mar
23
600
29%
31%
9,600
29%
700
28
Sep
95
10
94
Sep
13
16%
13,600
13
Oct
14
Feb
~4%
~4%
P
4=%
Co.
Petroleums
2
Co.
>r
22,000
4%
800
100
29%
2
27%
j
30
29%
■
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4%
30
30
Oil
American
23
Apr
~4%
i
Gas
17%
50
2%
27%
7,300
29%
5,000
16
31% Aug
Feb
May
1% May
3% May
4% Aug
29%
28
Sep
Sep
lig May
25 y4
Aug
38%
100
dep rets ord registered
British
Columoia
British
Petroleum
Amer
8%
Class
B
32%
Class
4%
B
preferred
Rubber Co
F
6*
By ell
7*
19,900
%
13 y8
12,500
Davidson
8%
Jan
31%
Jan
47
Bunker Hill
Burma
-66%c
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Machine
.1
common
American
Burnell
&
11%
2,500
6%
7
800
3%
400
11%
11%
1,400
3%
4 y4
29,200
7
4
7%
1,200
Corp
dep
rets
Diversey
Jan
Dixon
11
Amer
ord
shares—3s Ad
7%
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Steel
Jan
Dominion
Tar &
Jan
Dominion
Textile
7
Jan
10
Jun
Dorr-Oliver
11
May
Inc
&
2%
Jun
ft Jan
9
Oct
3% Aug
15%
15%
16%
28,200
7%
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16%
Oct
l
12 Vn
12%
13%
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12y8
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13%
Oct
•
14 y2
14%
14%
3,400
13%
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10c
2%
2%
2%
4,100
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2% May
23%
3%
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33.
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6%
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11,700
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9%
Aug
ft
5,500
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38
34%
9%
39
8%
4
1
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32
1,900
8%
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4,500
39
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Oct
17%
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19%
Jan
16% May
16% May
17%
'
Apr
18%
*
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14 Va
14%
14%
200
14
Oct
15
15
15 %
500
13%
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16%
18 % Mar
19%
Oct
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8%
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9%
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6%
5%
2,200
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Feb
7
1%
1%
28%
28%
2%
30
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9%
10%
Jun
1%
Aug
3%
25% July
6% Sep
6,300
12,000
46 Va
Jan
8%
Apr
Jun
11%
Feb
9
600
Jan
60
60
Jan
63%
Oct
3
3
800
3'
Oct
5%
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53/4
6
200
5
Aug
8%
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17
1%
17
2
13/4
46 %
50
16 % Mar
25
"
22
22
23%
61
18 Va
22
310
Jan
2% Aug
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20,200"
Oct
41
•
Mar
Jun
100
9%
Oct
7%
7%
6%
6%
2.50
7%
7%
15 '•
14%
9%
1
7%
7%
Aug
1,000
6%
Oct
10Va
Aug
4,400
6%
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9%
Apr
13 Va
Feb
,<18%
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150
15
8
,
9,300
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4,100
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Oct
35%
Apr
Oct
9
12
Jan
10%
10%
5
1
135
900
10
:
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3 Va
-
28 Va
8%
8%
500
2,200
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14%
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53/8
Jan
Jul
143
Jan
14%
4% May
%
Va May
8%
5
1
25c
IO3/4
Oct
18% May
30
142
Jan
8%
Apr
3% July
300
26%
25
•
4%
10,800
2% Oct
1
12%
3,500
73/4
32%
142
18% May
8%
4%
9
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.
73/4
4%
48% Mar
9,200
Oct
Jan
8% Mar
1 Va
Jan
8%
1,300
7%
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ll3/a May
9%
300
9%
Jan
10 % May
10%
8%
A
7%
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9,400
11
11%
400
10%
6,100
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preferred
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14%
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Jan
Feb
1C%
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16%
•
13%
133/a
400
12%
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Ltd..
6%
611
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5,200
16%
Feb
10%
Jan
4,900
8% May
113A July
125
28% Mar
10%
32%
8%
8%
3,600
8
Oct
9%
13,200
8
Jun
,10%
Jan
45
July
47 Va
Jan
23% May
33 %
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26
26
1
10%
10
11
48
48%
26%
9%
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4 %
July
13%
Jan
Jan
4,100
9%
3,400
10 Va
Sep
26%
200
26
Oct
38%
Jan
2,300
10
Oct
11
Oct
300
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41% Mar
3% Mar
-
33
27%
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1
common
Feb
Sep
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9%
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32%
8%
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9 % Mar
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class B
..
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-
200
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham
Aug
123/4 May
Sep
10% Mar
11
Harris Co
Power
'
10%
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Duke
11
11 %
1
2%
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
6%
4% May
10s
•
Jun
1%
6%
Jan
Coal ord stock
12
700
Jan
9%
Feb
-
7%
203/4
16%
-
Sep
Oct
Dorsey
2%
6%
10%
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow Brewery Ltd
2%
400
15%
Jan
12%c
Edmonton Corp
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
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i
6%
100
Jan
Oct
6%
153/4
3%
7
Sep
1
6%
3% Mar
153/4
8%
5,300
16%
•
Jun
A Apr
7%
Jun
Chemical Co Ltd
&
7%
6,100
Jun
11%
9%
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Apr
%
Jun
5%
800
9%
Dome Petroleum Ltd—-1
1% May
9
2%
7,500
1
8%
h
2,000
6%
13%
2%
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&
1,000
7
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5%
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69
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2,400
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Feb
Jan
19 % May
dep rets ord reg—
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19%
Mar
4%
Distillers Co Ltd—
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9
Oct
5%
10
8%
2,200
2%
19%
Products
1%
10%
11,400
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Inc
1%
9%
10
2%
Jan
Supermkts
Jun
Oct
9% Mar
12%
100
7% Aug
3% Mar
Oct
9%
A
8
Jan
7%
10%
preferred
3%
13
2%
700
300
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Quality
1st
15%
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3%
200
stock
—
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Jan
3% Sep
2% July
class
Mfg
Industrial
Jan
Aug
20%
Apr
7%
1.10c
Gasket &
Detroit
Jun
7%
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10
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
9%
Jun
10%
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Productions
16%
1%
2
1
25%
17%
17 %
2,300
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10 V»
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1
2.50
Brothers
debenture
Feb
5%
2,100
5%
2%
2 %
Dennison
July
10% Sep
6% Apr
4,500
Sep
Jun
10 %
common
8%
10
1
6% Sep
10%
Jun
14%
7%
Jan
39% Mar
6%
18%
Oct
4
Sep
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8%
1%
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100
5%
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Butler's Shoe
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n
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10
preferred.
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ii%
—
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10%
4%
18
18
Feb
10
31% July
4%
6%
500
56 %
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
8%
9,100
10%
preferred
Feb
Jun
Jan
9%
35
23 % Mar
__50o
Corp
3%
211
8
Apr
15% May
...20
Jun
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5%
May
12
class B_.
Company
(The)
it
12 y8
com_30c
30c
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60c
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common
Mills Ltd
S
cl
613
—1
Brown
Buckeye
400
-II
Distlllere
Bruck
B
33%
32%
7%
8%
Oct
19%
Oct
56%
Crystal Dairies
7%
dep rets ord reg
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8
1,000
A—__*
common
Davega
Ltd—
Brown Company
Brown
100
30
11%
Jan
13%: Jun
>17%
1
class
Daryl Industries Inc
Aug
Powei
Co
8%
29
•
A
Detroit
dep rets ord bearer
500
29
.26%
Sep
Oct'f.q^
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class
Laboratories
Jan
British American Tobacco—
Amer
12
•
Manufacturing Co
Desilu
Amer
15%
7
15%-Sep
10% July
•
Corporation
Aug
37
8,200
14V4
50c
Curtis
19%
-
1,800
11%
2.50
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5%
17'%
1% Aug
Apr
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39 %
1
11%
8,500
17,800
16%
Oct
25c
partic
common
preferred.!
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Dalfch
r
8%
7
14%
5
Cuban American Oil Co
5% Mar
13
•
Manufacturing Co.
British
May
13 ya
-20c
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Corp
Bridgeport
Britalta
44 %
3,300
.1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc.
Brillo
1,400
5,800
95
.1.50
"A"
7%
28%
Inc..
Internat'l
18%
4%
29%
Cork
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
47%
4
-100
(Md)
Crown
Oct
22
common.
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Breeze
Crown Central PeLroleum
$1.12
Jan
%
1
10%
8%
prior Dreferred
Bourjois
Jan
48% Aug
5%
-IS-,000
11%
5
300
Co
Inc
Co
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5%*
8
Petroleum
Crown
Jan
*
Oct
Jan
5%
16%
1.50
Crowley Milner & Co
Jan
Oct
1
;
Jan
Jun
3
14%
American dep receipts (ord reg) __51
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
4%
5,900
14%
Crane
10%
3%
voting.*
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
13%
9% Mar
•
1%
4y8
(S)
cl A
common
Jun
Jan
10%
5
Reynolds
Creole
7y8 May
11%
Aug
7%
20
non-voting
&
Jan
4%
Blumenthal
Bohack
3%
$1
B
3%
22%
Blauner's
Bobbie
1,000
11
16%
Corp
2,300
8%
8%
47%
Telephone of
Birdsboro
~3%
~4
11
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bickford'8
%
Jun
Class
Feb
Aug
14%
1
Distilling Ltd
Jun
6%
3% May
10c
Inc
Coro Inc
%
6
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings
(H)
5%
50c
Baruch-Foster
3%
ft
Jun
5%
1%
1
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Feb
l
Corp..
Ltd
A
Inc.
16
16%
1,500
1%
1.25
400
19
19%
le
Industries
Feb
10c
class
&
7,100
5A
18
Products
Aviation
Oct
Jan
9,300
1%
1
-5c
Corp
9%
38%
23%
3
•
13%
Oct
Oct
Oct
•
9%
1
~8%
6%
Jun
Jan
9%
~6%
*
12%
Feb
5% Mar
43%
~7%
9
9
lOo
~8
8
7,200
10
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1%
Oct
Oct
3%
123/4
1
12%
■
34
23
11
~5%
Jan
Jan
12%
New
11%
Feb
Jun
17
6
Ltd
,16
3% May
134,300
1
Pacific
;
28%
1,100
9,300
11,500
6%
5%
Aug
36%
32
Electric Corp
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Sep
%
4%
1
Co
Jan
Jun
21
7,100
Consolidated
6%
100
27%
•
Co
Apr
1%
28% May
9,900
1,500
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1,700
:
36%
Consol
Diesel
34%
18 Va
Oct
7%
preferred—1
Barcelona Tr Light 6c Power Ltd
Construction
i
Metals
Oct
9
Oct
11%
'300
11%
21%
32%
•
33%
14 July
5,200
17
Feb
7
Oct
Oct
7
1,600
•
r
3%
5%
'
Feb
32%
9% July
6
4%
12 ya Mar
Feb
Oct
27%
17
15%
1,100
Jan
9%
6%
100
23
25
4,000
15,400
Apr
25% Mar
30%
Sep
700
%
3%
23
18% Mar
6%
Aug
Aug
15%
33%
33%
~8%
5%
83
21% July
•
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&
70
Jan
"6%
21%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation
25o
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
4%
1
com__
BarChris
Bh
Jan
Jan
3
24 %
Banco de los Andes American shares
Banff Oil
'11%
May
7
10c
Securities
5
6
4%
Baldwin Rubber Co.
Baldwin
1%
21%
Corp
Industries
18,800
6
Bailey & Selburn Oil 6c Oas class
Baker
6,000
1%
4%
Corp
Collieries
Commercial
5%
21%
A
Electronics
Colonial
Jan
1%
*
i
non-cum
class
Jun
2%
5y8
_10c
Corp
Industrial
58%
14 y8
1
Corp
Automatic Steel Products
Non-voting
Oct
100
10c
Equipment Co
Electronics
U Sep
7,100
5%
pesos
Inc
Inc
Plastics
36
66
Oct
1%
10
Industries,
Centers xuc
Audion-Emenee
7,700
1%
51
Co
Oils vtc
Community Public Service
Atlas
Atlas
1% Mar
1,300
45
36
Atlantica
20,100
Jan
6%
xllll
34%
1
America
Research
3%
-
f
1
10 %
52
63 %
11% Oct ■V.
2,900
33%
6%
4
Caribbean
;
10
Corporation
Aluminum
.
Jan
26%
1
Clopay
Club
54% Aug
2% Jan
1
Co
Co
10%
2%
22
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Coastal
Oct
1
9%
51
22
lc
ioy8
Cu.
22
25c
Co
Clarostat
Claussner
Feb
1%
73%
12%
1
Corp
Controller
Mar
10%
31%
40
68
11%
10c
Inc
Foil
Circuit
Clark
.
:
Jun
21
8,600
68
2
Mining
Corp
10
9,000
12%
5
2
Corp.
6% Mar
•
Sep
1%
1%
1%
II
'
A Aug
Sep
14
5%
7%
Inc
Sep
Jan
4,600
2.50
Corp
Oct
Jan
Feb
50%
47
47
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine
59 %
103 %
Feb
99 %
5%
1
Chesebrough-Pond's
Feb
6% Mar
5%
10
Chamberlin Co of America—
Sep
8%
47%
: 900
15
14%
•
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Apr
Jan
Oct
V
:
15
11%
20
1
.—
10c
Industrial Products
Atlantic
Atlas
Inc
Jan
Jan
28 %
4%
.100
.
Sep
Jan
1%
Jan
5%
pref__100
3.50%
pfd
Corp common
$1.40 ser B conv pref
$1.50 conv preferred
Century Electric Co
Central Securities
14
Oct
1,000
59%
56%
%
.
July
400
101% 102%
1
Cockshutt Farm
Atco Chemical
21
Jan
■"
Sep
%
59%
__1
9%
Jan
8
125
5
4%
5%
Corp
10 %
Sep
1,700
2,800
21%
14%
Corp—
Hadley
•
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.
Central
10c
Supply
Associated Testing Labs
ff
6,000
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Stores
&
%
Industries—
reg.
Food
Aug
95%
94
100
4%
Electric
12
6»/4 May
Sep
40 Va Aug
38% May
94
Sep
2%
dep rets
Sep
7% May
92%
4%
Associated
7% May
65% May
8
pfd
Jan
Jan
92
Co.
Associated
5% Mar
1.50
,
6%
Jun
8%
convertible
Asa in era
May
4%
92%
preferredOil Corp Ltd
Aluminum
5
22% July
8% Jan
Sep
B
pfd
warrants.
Altex
Jun
100
■
Power Co 4%*
Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Oas Co
Arkansas Power 6c Light 4.72
Arnold
12%
5
1
Fuel
Armour & Co
15
300
6
20o
Inc
Industries
Appalachian
400
13
11%
12 %
9%
21
Sep
Jun
7%
■
Aug
Oct
A
•
20
16%
9%
21
1
Central Power & Light 4%
13
3,400
A
8
10
12
J,
12
.
10
America
of
Jan
16 ya
l
Film
6c
Corp
& Co
Corp
Jan
13
Radio Corp
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ocrp 'A' duJ.M
%
61i
4%
12 %
Jun
Oct
4% July
'
1,200
4,900
%
Jun
July
3%
„
1
1
16 y*
Andrea
5A Feb
•«6%
8,800
ft
Jun
14% Jan
1% Jan
4
1,300
16,200
8%
8
•
Co
2%
•h Aug
5%
i3e
5.50
Light $5 pfd
Cenco
1% July
4%
Sep
Jan
Jan
%
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Apr
Feb
400
"
-4%
35 %
26
Aug
2ft Jun
f
6,600
16
9
1
Co
Carolina Power &
32%
24,500
4
8%
Jun
July
12,000
4}|
4
5
1
Corp
Apr
%
4ft
6c
Products——,—
29
2%
9,400
3
4iV
8%
~8Va
5
City
4%
%
2
%
1
pfd__10
Capital
Jun
i7ff
2
_
Anchor Post Prooucts.
Anthony
partic
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Central
Co
—
14
'4%
.
^
1
Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
4
preferredAmerican Writing Paper.
2%
'
Can
Carnation
■
•
.1AM
class
42
.
Aug
14
2.50
—•
3%
"5%
Oil
1
Ltd
Gas
Ltd—
12%
A_
Lead
Ltd
Oil
Javelin
218
"%
•
Industrial
Canadian
.Canadian
Jan
7%
3%
.
Jan
34%
25 %
100
78
Seal-Kap Corp of Del-
Anacon
Co
Oils Ltd
46%
.20
Manufacturing Oo.
Amurex
Dock
&
Canadian
Jun
10 y4
Ltd vtc.l
Petroleums
Dredge
Homestead
3%
July
Oct
23
common
20
Canadian
Aug
17
4y4 Aug
10% Sep
Ltd
Co
Oct
Jun
41°6 Mar
*
Ltd
Co
preference
3y8
American Thread 5*
35c
3ft
32%
5%
Jan
12% Mar
Sep
50% May
57
100
3ft
Jan
15 *'
8% Oct
liy4
Jan
Jun
58
54
32%
4%
Mar
45
52
56%
6%
10%
8% Aug
4% Mar
10
59
32%
.12% Aug
Oct
21% July
54 % May
300
54
__1
Co
Insurance
76 !4
lne__
Inc
3,000
July
6% May
18 Va Mar
—5
Fire
11%
Systems Inc.
American Petroflna
5,700
5%
6
July
High
5,000
18%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
3%
25c
American Israeli Paper Min» Ltd—
American shares
si
American MARC Inc.
—60C
Apollo
Jan
72
4%
Co_
Meter
6%
3% July
3ya
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
18%
57
.50
preferred.
preferred
preferred
12
American-Internat Aluminum
American
Jan
Jan
77%
American Beverage Corp.
American
ioy8
11%
4%
*
5
Alsco Inc.
Aluminum Co of America 03.75 pfd-100
Ambassador Oil Corp
;
1
American
8%
11%
9%
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
American
6%
Shares
.50
42%
86 y4
Feb
Low
.50
Sep
Mar
Camden
12%
American
$3.00
$2.50
21
58
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
Artists
86% Aug
Sales
for Week
Range
18%
Power common—_1
California Electric
N
Alliance Tire 6c Rubber
Allied
Jan
Oct
149
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
of Prices
Par
High
Sep
81
22%
100
Airlines
135
82
10
common
preferred
Algemene
Low
20
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
149
preferred—100
4.20*
Power
Wood
5%
Low
149
Southern..
Great
Shares
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Sales
Range
Sale Frlco
American Stock Exchange
Alabama
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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1,000
(
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May
4
A Aug
Oct
6%
Jan
4% July
6%
Jan
4 Va
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Number 5997
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(1635)
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
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■'SL
Test
Duval
i
Corp
of Prices
Low
Potash
&
27
—200
Freigniways
Eastern
luc
Iron
Malleable
—25
Eastbrn Stales Corp common
Edo
Etuer
Bond
Electrographic
100
33%
24%
400
23
Hydrometais
IMC
43%
Feb
Imperial Chemical
44 %
Jan
182
Magnetics
American
Jan
169%
Sep
Jan
34%
Sep
Oct
35 %
Jan
18
9,700
26,500
15%
16%
Electronic
Assistance
Corp
_L. -10c
23
>22%
27%
14,900
Electronic
Communications
—.1
17
17
-
Jun
22 % Mar
».
25
Jan
15%
600
21
Mar
Oct
Electronic Research Associates Inc. _10c
12%
<12%
14%
2,800
12%
Oct
15%
Sep
International
Breweries
Electronic
13%
13%
15%
4,300
13%
Oct
26%
Jan
International
Holdings
Feb
19% May
Specialty
Electronics
Corp
El-Tronics
I
Co
_50c
Inc.
of America.
1
—
1%
8%
•-
7,100
24%
2,200
.
23%
1 % May
21
1
11,000
8%
3%
19,800
Sep
Oct
4%
Sep
Sep
Israel-American
Oil
11%
Jan
Jeannette
12 %
Jan
Oct
Jupiter Oils Ltd
37 %
Apr
41/4
4,700
3%
Sep
7%
7%
8%
400
7%
6%
6 %
7%
j
Esquire Inc
12%
12 %
14%
_i
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
:4
Fabrex
$1
1
Corp
Fairchild Camera
&
>5%
5%
l
22%
164 y2
164 %
Instrument—
176|.
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
shs
of
beneficial int__
Seaboard Drilling Co__
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Federated
1
1
5%
Filmways Inc
Fishman
Flyihg
(MH)
Tiger
Line
Ford
Motor
Motor
Co
American
Forest
(The)
Gatineau
5%
Co
7%
Jan
Aug
0%
Jun
5%
13,300
4%
Sep
10%
Jan
Kleinert
13%
100
13%
Jun
18
Feb
Klion
8%
10%
9,100
8
Jun
13%
Jan
Knott
800
115
Kobacker
115
127
12,800
11%
s« 1%
11 '/a
11%
2,400
1%
1%
1,700
1
3%
3%
3%
2,900
8%
1,400
8
-5
27
7%
•
Oct
181 %
Jan
Oct
16%
Jun
Oct
12%
11 %
14%
28
800
2
Jan
7%
——100
Oct
8%
39%
Feb
Feb
39%
Sep
100
Jun
2%
-2%
700
5%
5%
4,400
1
2%
2%
2%
1,300
General Builders Corp common._TiTn.l
4%
4%
4%
1,700
General
Alloys
Co
convertible preferred
5%
(
General
ord
dep rets
Fireproofing
General
General
Plywood Corp_
50c
Stores Corporation——.—--1
General
.—i
Georgia Power $5 preferred—:
$4.60 preferred
x.x
Giannini
Controls Corp
:
I,
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(AC)
Gilchrist
r*'
Co
Jun
Larchfield
125
18% May
29 %
Jun
La
23,000
12% July
23%
Jan
6%
Jan
*32%
Leonard
2,100
4% Aug
26 % Mar
5%
3,200
Inc
16 -''
1%
2%
B
92
92
3%
85%
25
Jan
Locke
Jan
Lockwood
Jan
95
Apr
Aug
5,400
96,900
41% May
7% Jun
68%
14%
200
11%
Jan
18
11%
11%
100
11
Aug
13 % Mar
Louisiana
10%
10%
11%
9,600
7% May
17% July
Lucky
12
14%
Sep
Loral
Oct
Louisiana
May
12
12%
1,300
12
Oct
14%
21%
22%
2,000
21%
Oct
34% Mar
«
2%
3%
2,400
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
6%
6%
7%
4,000
4%
Jun
8%
Sep
1%
1%
1%
92,600
3
—16%
^——4
1
36
36
37%
% May
16% Sep
400
32%
8%
Jan
22%
11%
12%
3,300
10 %
July
19%
2%
2%
3,300
2%
Jun
3%
Lakes
Corp.-.—i
1
common—60o
l7/e
2
1,000
1%
Apr
Western
5
Jun
Greer
Gridoil
Freehold
Griesedi'eck
1%
24
30
1
Stores
_
Warrants
Guild
.
10c
Gulf
Industries
Gulton
H
B
Oc
Hall
Industries
Western
&
9%
Co__.
Harbor Plywood Corp—
-
Harmon-Kardon
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
10%
10%
42%
Mining
Helena
Heli-Coil
4%
Jun
6,700
2
7,100
9
1,700
1% May
7% Sep
200
18 % Mar
23%
1
5%
5%
63
5
5%
21
1,900
8%
5,700
Miami
;
:
Mill Factors
7% July
34
Jan
Mirro
71%
Sep
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Oct
32
Feb
93 %
Jan
67
Mohawk
Feb
25c
1%
1%
1%
3,800
1
Aug
.,7%
Jan
1
13%
131/4
13%
12% July
17%
Jan
25c
31/4
3%
3%
12,600
8%
8%
100
10
i
1
—50c
(R)
&
Class
Co Inc
A
Hoffman
1,700
5%
Sep
7%
2%
Oct
3%
7%
7%
1,700
6%
Oct
9%
Jun
4
3%
4%
2,100
3%
Oct
3,800
1%
Sep
7% July
2% Jan
13,000
19%
Oct
31%
1% July
2% Mar
2 %
1%
1%
Home
~i%
5%
preferred
Hoskins
Howell
Hubbell
Class
Motors
Co
,
common
footnotes,
com
11% Mar
9%
11
4,900
Sep
5
Jun
7%
Oct
5%
6%
1,000
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
Apr
~7
5%
Chemical
6%
Mt
preferred
Diablo
Mount
5
5
9%
15
1
Co
MPO
Jan
Tel
class A
Videotronics
2.50
new..12.50
1
1
Muntz TV Inc—
Aug
Murphy
Murray
1
5
2.50
10
50c
8
Corporation
Oct
Ohio Mfg Co.
Jun
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
48%
Apr
2,400
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
7%
1,200
7
Jun
12%
Jan
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
32i%
100
30
Jun
39%
Feb
Nachman
39
40%
99
310
1,600
40
115
32%
4%
61
Jun
137
Jun
41,
94
Apr
30% May
9
Oct
9%
2,300
14%
15%
700
13%
14%
16
1,100
13%
Sep
Sep
Oct
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
YOct
Napco
Industries
Inc—
Oct
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
38%
Jun
National
14
/ Mar
23 %
22
Bellas
Hess.
National Brewing
;
National
Apr
Casket
Co
'7
1
Milling—3
1
(Mich)
Company
National Company
Apr
see page 33.
1
Inc—
99
■*
Inc
Jan
3,300
2%
11%
35
2%
Sep
Oct
63 %
7%
Jan
9% May
184,900
11%
Sep
13%
Aug
1,500
2%
v
22
Jan
32%
May
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
7%
Oct
13%
Jun
Oct
24%
•
4% July
7%
9
7%
17
10,500
250
17%
16
Jan
4%
4%
500
4
Aug
7%
Apr
1%
1%
6,200
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
11%
11%
700
11%
Oct
15%
Jan
73%
72%
79%
12,100
34%
Jan
16%
16%
17%
41,300
At 1,744,000
15%
Sep
%
A
Sep
ii
Sep
52%
52%
53%
7,700
42% July
54%
Jan
13%
12%
13%
900
12 %
Sep
13%
Oct
27
27
Oct
30
Apr
1%
27%
1,100
9%
11%
12,000
9%
9%
9%
400
25
105% Aug
18%
Sep
15
Aug
May
9%
12%
Jan
Jan
Oct
9
16
16%
2,600
15%
Sep
36%
18%
18%
20%
1,700
17
Sep
27% July
1%
1%
1%
3,000
:
—
%
V2
'
1%
5%
5%
5%
22%
23%
23
24%
32
32
32%
'
8%
24%
8%
1
5
1
Sep
%
Oct
1%
Feb
% May
1,500
1%
5%
Sep
Oct
11% May
Jan
23%
19%
4%
8%
Sep
36%
,
Sep
19% Jan
32% Aug
12%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
141%
Oct
Aug
8%
Jan
6% May
60
6,900
3%
400
16
May
13%
Jan
200
%
Apr
5,700
34%
Feb
90
"•"1,900
""3,900
19%
Sep
27%
Jan
4y8
Oct
9%
Feb
11%
Oct
21 %
~
19%
4%
4%
Apr
1,600
%
87%
19%
17%
6,700
14
%
Sep
22,600
4%
82%
Sep
8%
Sep
27% July
26 % Mar
4,300
7%
85
21%
1,700
9
14
%
3,800
137
3%
20
4,400
28%
7
118
3%
500
9
8%
7%
14
2%
"
8%
119
Oct
"18,200
22%
22%
1%
4,000
1%
%
1%
1%
Jan
Sep
•
"
12%
12
12%
T,600
2%
2%
4,800
12
11%
12%
1,000
9%
10%
1,300
33%
33%
36%
5,500
22
4%
4%
50
4
2%
1% May
9% July
Jan
16%
Jan
43%
Jun
Aug
6%
Feb
Juh
Jan
12%
400
11%
Oct
20"%
Xl9%
20%
1,500
19%
Jun
24 %
13%
11%
Aug
5%
5%
5%
4,700
,n;
c5% Oct
400
83
11%
11%
12
24%
25%
300
5%
5%
2,800
2%
2%
500
1,900
Jun
14%
7
35
,
'
13%
10%
Jun
95
5%
July
13 Vh
12%
13
Jan
4% July
Jun
10%
12%
xl9%
Feb
104
24%
Sep
39
July
5
2%
Jun
9%
4
Sep
July
Feb
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
Jah
~~%
%
Sep
IV*
33%
33%
36%
7,600
32
Oct
59%
Jan
20%
20%
22
1,800
19%
Oct
39%
Jan
3%
Oct
8%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
88
%
6,400
HI
8,700
88
"
"
Feb
90
Oct
96
Sep
89
Sep
Jan
156
Aug
80
—
144% 145
12
4,600
"2%
"2%
300
2% Aug
Feb
3%
3%
3%
4
3%
~2%
110
11%
3%
11%
3%
100
3% Aug
4%
142
10% July
46
Mar
14% Aug
53
July
*
400
14%
27%
Jan
87% Jan
83% Jan
100
~~
4
Tel &
39%
36 %
"■'!
2%
1
Mills Inc
100
128% 137
9
.1
pfd_100
100
100
•
...
States
700
97%
,39
1
1
1
1
1
Compr.ny
Vernon
Mountain
Jan
8%
24%
Moody Investors Ser ice partlc pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products
com
1
Sep
4
2.50
1
(Harvey) Inc class A
For
128 %
'
•
7%
32
100
i_—
Mfg Co.
B
.
1%
8% Mar
»A
.4
■
7.50
4x
1%
23
2,800
1,200
,
56
•
_
!
(The)
Electric
4
•
!—
Montrose
Jan
19%
B
1,000
1
series B
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Sep
700
1%
Class
7%
"ctfs"
Inc
preferred
4.80%
Jan
2%
1%
A—t
6%
1
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co 4.40%
Jan
6 %
21%
Hormel -(Co A) & Co.
i
Horn & Hardart Baking Co..
Horn & Hsrdart common
6%
12%
10%
25c
class
Oct
Oct
7%
50c
-
Ltd
3
6%
10%
Hoiiinger Consnl Gold Mines—
5
Holly Corporation
x
_50c
Holly Stores Inc__
—l
1
Holophane Co
•
Co
500
.2%
—2.50
Corp
26%
Sep
6%
Hofmann Industries Inc
Oil
■,
77
10%
1
——,
12,600
10%
-
:
common
International
10%
5
—x
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
.'~5%
Company
RR
Airlines
9% May
19
Apr
Sep
Sep
Oct
Jan
Jun
58% July
Oct
Oct
50
*
100
lOo
102
6"%
15%
1
Corp
41%
.
4%
600
5
2.50
Oct
50
Oct
16%
50c
Feb
10,600
Jun
5%
15%
3
Co
38
i
14%
9 %
4%
lOo
40%
38
Jan
July
3% July
15%
Ine_.
200
99%
Oct
12%
400
5
650
;
Jan
32%
Sep
3,400
Corp
41%
99%
3%
Jan
7
5%
•
68
34
•
Sep
8%
16%
1
Aluminum
1%
4,900
4%
50c
9%
17,600
16%
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
'
2%
32%
2%
x30
4%
4%
Jun
Apr
16 %
—2-
convertible
4 % %
Jan
Hoe
23% Mar
Apr
5
Miller Wohl Co common:
5%
"warrants"
19%
9,900
Jun
7%
Hotels
2,900
6%
Jun
Oct
Corp.—
Supermarkets Inc
21
5%
31 %
Sep
3%
6% Jan
T %
4"% May
Aircraft
Sep
Apr
20%
6%
10
3%
Hill's
19
23%
20%
3,800
Midwest
1,900
Killer
13%
19% Mar
22,800
Mid-West Abrasive
'
20% July
Sep
Oct
Jah
24%
9,600
5%
Jan
Jun
Jan
3
1,000
II %
Jan
Jun
25%
Oct
21 %
4%
8%
Piping
Feb
2%
17%
10%
Sep
65
19%
20%
4%
Jan
Oct
Oct
16%
10%
*
Mining Corp Ltd—:
Extruders
Jan
f? Jan
V4
17
1
2.50
Co.x
Thermit
&
A July
12
20%
2%
7
Mesabi Iron Co—
Metal
4ya Mar
3%
17%
30%
32%
3%
Hilton
200
Sep
3%
com
22
1
33 %c
lo
10c
500
A
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
Jan
5%
:—<
87,700
22
Oct
1% July
16
Merchants
1
Sep
8%
3%
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5% convertible preferred
"3
6%
25%
Oct
10c
Herold Radio & Electronics.—
~2%
1
Inc
40%
100
Inc—.
2%
30c
Mines—10c
2.50
Michigan Chemical Corp
—100
x-«tyne
5
25c
Oct
2%
Sep
3J8 Mar
%
Ltd
&
1%
:
8,200
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
:—10c
&
1,500
3,81)0
27,400
1
10
Inc
Jan
1
preferred
2%
-fir
1
Co
Aug
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Heimerich
2
12%
1
10
Micromatic
Hone
Corp
1
Microwave Associates, Inc
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
20%
-
class
661%
40%
—x.x—x*
pfd
3
14%
% July
5
6,200
3%
7%
*
—
22%
3%
•
Oct
May
4%
1,700
6,700
3%
stk div)—i—!_
& Co 5%%
%
6%
8
i—25c
J.
5%
61
400
%
'6%
5
22%
600
%
21%
Jan
1%
2%
2,200
2%
2
%
Sep
4%
.
1,500
-
6%
Foods Inc_50c
Inc
60%
5%
63%
"
"5%
X.
_____
Kosher
42%
800
25
Sep
48
3,200
23
2%
1%
2%
1
wi
warrants
Johnson
Menasco
12% Aug
59% Jan
1
6,800
,
Corp
Heller (WE)
9%
Hi/4
6%
-—10c
(ex
4,800
Mead
Oct
4%
.
Co
common
Jan
6%
Light
Rubenstein
ve»
2%
23%
——
National
10% May
2% Jun
11%
.4%
Hazel
Hecla
Oct
Oct
6%
Hastings M'fg Co___
—i—2
Havana Lithographing Co—_x!_--10c
Hebrew
6%
Co
Industries
Maule
Sep
Aug
23%
Inc
Bishop Inc
Hazel tine Corp
26%
A
74%
>.
Jan
12 %
1
Martin
5%
1%
2%
110
Tire & Rubber
Massey-Ferguson
% Feb
500
8%
23
it Oct
Vk
warrants
Service
Jan
13
1,300
i7/8
2,900
1%
5
Co
Specialities
2%
Oct
80,200
8/4
1
i*
24%
Stores
Jan
Jan
18%
12%
Oct 24)
Exploration
Corp
7%
%
■
1
25c
x
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Mansfield
Jan
'*
3,300
———1
10
Inc
Harn
Jan
1%
9
42%
P—,—_—u—10c
2
Corporation
Lamp
'<
-1
!——-—1
Inc
25
Oct
Inc
19%
13% Aug
1% Mar
u
Bartlett cl A—25o
(The)
B)
Public
Mangel
Jun
1
11
100
.
Maine
Majestic
9%
A
fV
,
Guir States Land & Industries——_50c
7,800
-
"7%
1
Inc—.
Company
~6%
r—
—
Films
13
24
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Jan
22%
Products
5
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com_x* V
Grocery
11
2%
(G
2% July
-
23% Mar
5,400
1%
"
H
-
50
3%
1
1%
9c
;
24
2%
3
—50c
:
—r
Leases
Company
600
78
Apr
Oct
1,300
4,600
4
.2%
2
2
Trucks
8
'
Producers
Hydraulics
13%
15
Inc
Inc
Mages
Feb
A
13
11
Mackey Airlines Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc—
Feb
2%
Great
.
Mack
July
July
14 %
36%
MacFadden Publications Inc
Jan
11%
series
University
Corp
Macke
Oct
14%
1
5
5
—25c
Corp
&
Jan
Jan
96
Jan
88
A Jun
37
5
Silver Lead
Lunkenheimer
41
July
12% Jun
Apr
Oct
Land
2
6%
23% Sep
Inc..
&
(expire
Friday
Lynch
1% July
Great
■
Rights
16%
13
—10
Service
Gas
Jun
1A May
8% Sep
3% Oct
3,150
1
Corp—
Electronics
13%
3
:
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
13%
21%
30'
1
Lodge
52%
Apr
26% Jun
39% Feb
Corp
————
Kessler
7%
2,200
1
Chain—
Steel
Jan
8,800
Jun
10%
16%
57%
33%c
Co '
(RG)
Jan
Feb
20%
24%
S
preferred
28%
Feb
1%
5,900
94
31%
0
60
92%
10% May
100 V*
.10% Aug
19,900
iH
24
10c
6%
9
3%
Jun
Inc—
Chemical
8%
3%
1{ b
20%
Amer Industries
Great
1%
8%
Aug
Sep
21% July
2,100
3%
Jan
16% Jun
2,900
17,300
3
131/4
10c
1
Manufacturing' Co
Gorham
Manufacturing
Grand Rapids
Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
8
8
1
11%
1
800
17%
%
1
10
1
50%
1
Goodman
'
16%
Jan
Oct
78
July
51
1
1
—
Refineries
13%
:
16%
x
July
Sep
72
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5% preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
13%
Inc
2%
Le Tourneau
4c
(Adolf) Inc
Gold Seal Products Corp cl A
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines
9
2
Jun
50%
Gobel
5% July
500
Jan
1%
Jan
8
2,100
2%
8%
8% May
16%
1,100
6%
2
35 %
97
Sep
8%
6%
Oct
200
Jan
8Ve
11%
7,400
9%
31%
%
5
Delaware
Extension
Corp
May
16%
*
Electronics
Ltd
Realty
26
1
Corp.—...
Leesona
Feb
900
75 pesos
Industries
Salle
Sep
14%
19
preferred
Sessions
Jan
68
6%
8
5%
8,300
9%
1
;
class
14%
.'2
5
nic,'"«,vtn?
5%
&
•*
■*
—,
Globe Union
3% May
6
-1
x_.
Industries
Glass-Tite
14%
1
Ltd
Mines
Co
Co
Lanston
5%
*
x*
.
:
A-
Ihduscries
Lamb
Jan
-
Feb
11
51
Lalcey Foundry Corp
Jun
3%
4%
•
Genting's Incorporated
Giant
Jun
Lamson
14%
32/
32'/2
28%
7%
Oct
.5
1
2.50
1
lOo
1.25
-1
200
:—-1
Mines
Sep
25
.5%
1,200
28
17%
x5
ixlxx—2.50
x
Enterprises
Indus
12%
—
ISO
A
-—7.50
Radio
Shore
Lake
Lefcourt
General
12
4
Sep
8% Aug
60% July
9% Jun
8%
Stores
Lamson Corp of
12%
'
2%
reg—_—£1
:
General Gas Corp
,
12%
1,800
3,900
10%
(The) Corp Class A
convertible
Lafayette
Lid—
Co
American
4%
-
10%
Corp..
Jan
24%
•—.-—1
Development, Com-.
Electric
,
25
;
General
.
101
3% July
2% Oct
1
i=:—
"wts"
86% Aug
6 % Jan
6% Aug
new
La Consolidada S
Oct
Sep
51/4
Co
Acceptance
Jun
10%
16% Aug
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Mar
5
26%
-
.*
common
Oct
Aug
Inc
L)
Hotels
$1.20
Sep
1%
3%
,
33%
27
Mar
Jan
4%
500
Rubber Co
(IB)
(H
Kratter
12%
10c
10
78%
50
1,800
64%
28
Depfc Stores Inc
(S)
Apr
'
2%
Mfg
General
Klein
11% Mar
Jan
13
2,500
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
4%
12%
preferred
Gellman
Kingsfoird Company—
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
3,500
127/a
Co—
Power
Jan
2,000
5
117
Company
(Geo A)
Jun
13%
10
reg.:
Friendly Frost Inc__
Fuller
Jan
5%
39
69,600
Company
6%
9%
30% July
11V* Aug
8% May
600
%
10%
Inc
8
51/8
7 A July
3,400
7%
& Co
4%
July
10,800
5%
4
.1
4"% May
.
Jun
250
218 July
1,700
5,300
£1
—
1
__—i—1,25
rets
Brewing Co—
Fresnillo
Oil
21%
17%
Company
Stores
Jan
Sep
ll%M«.y
6%
—
4
10,500
9%
5'/a
_♦
•
1
34%
16%
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
43% May
Apr
6%
-
(Walter)
Kllembe
*
ord
Enterprises
City
Head
Fox
;
Ltd—
dep
% Mar
■5%
.
13%
_1
Inc_
Canada
of
Ford
Inc
Co
5%
5%
Firth Sterling Inc
•
4%
:—lOo
Corp
Jewelry
Kay
Kidde
1
82*
5 %
Sep
18% Mar
17%
(Del).
7% Aug
19% Aug
4%
25%
•
———.1
Co
26% July
9,200
9%
Drug
Sep
**
...
80%
5%
1
High
Oct
.1
lOo
Corp
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
5%
15% Mar
2%
10c
2.50
1
—
14
300
5%
Katz
.
200
51/8
♦
—25c
—
500
i
12%
Kaltman (D) & Company——„—50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
30% July
201% Aug
5%
5%
1
^Financial General Corp
Jan
Feb
17%
3
10c
:
Jan
10%
34
12
1
Industries
10
32%
12%
pfd—100
1
Manufacturing
Glass
10%
61
Inc
Kawneef
24%
II
1
A
Felmont Petroleum Corp
12
5%
—.1
Kaiser
Mar
21%
,
Ironrite
Feb
17
110 %
1,400
18,600
%
.
5% Aug
'
v,
14%
*
1
Jun
17%
1
—:
class
Purchaser
241/a
241/4
1.50
Falcon
Feb
3,300
23%
22%
1
1
6%
-
Apr
A
26,500
10
1
7
Oct
6%
8,000
A
25c
48 %
Oct
6%
10
Factor (Max) & Co class A
,
or
3% May
1,300
-5
Jetronlc Industries Inc
500
3%
Fiireman
3%
11,600
33
.
.33 %c
:—_1
Co
3%
41%
1,600
Corp
Public service Co 3.90%
] Iron
1,500 "
14
1
"Irving Air Chute
Jan
3%
3%
Iowa
26
33%
13%
61
;
:
99
41%
42
Company
Royalty
12%
lbc
$2 convertible
Oil
Investors
Jan
90%
preferred
1
Forge & Steel Corp common.—1
6% cum 1st preferred
;
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
1
Equity Corp common
Intex
22%
32%
_1
Inc
.International Products
Feb
July
Sep
10
10%
11%
„
98%
11%
•
1%
34
Mar
98%
-100
Erie
.
1
3,500
1%
23%
1%
-
_20c
10%
9%
9%
—5c
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5% 'pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
19,700
22%
£1
dep rets ord reg
20% Aug
1A
24%
Low
3%
Industries—
17
1A
32% Aug
1% Jan
Apr
Range Sinee Jan.
High
3%
13%
33 %o
4,300
9
Shares
33
5
Corp
19
5,400
23%
Oct
3%
2.50
Inc
Apr
for Week
of Prices
Low
10c
Co
Hygiadfe Food Products
7%
Sep
155
23"%
16
Manufacturing
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
-5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust
Electronic
Hardware
Corp_50o
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25o
Inland Homes Corp—:
;
1
Insurance Co of North America——^5
100
156
20%
24
1
33% July
12% Feb
Sep
Sep
167%
1ft
—5
Corp
35
Sale Prloe
Par
Hycon
Sep
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
26
Oct
4%
156
20%
1
Share
7%
200
241/4
156
nil
Ltd
Dev
&
20,600
I***
•
—
and
Mines
Electric
900
81/2
4%
341/4
—
24%
•
preferred
preferred
—
1
__
series A
series B
Corporation class A
87
$6
7%
281/2
7%
4%
—1
Eastern
Low
17% May
23 % Apr
650
231/2
27
•
Co
Dynamics Corp of America
221/2
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares !
High
23%
—
Sulphur
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Par
Duro
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
14%
27%
24,500
Jan
May
16%
Jan
23% Aug
600
25 %
Jan
Feb
27%
Oct
14
4%
8%
Oct
—
■
8
Oct
4%
4,300
4
May
6%
Feb
18
18%
5,600
17
Sep
23%
Jan
34%
34%
500
30
9%
8%
18%
9%
900
8
8%
4%
3,100
Aug
34%
Sep
8% Aug
14%
Jan
Aug
34%
Jun
30
T%
9
"5"%
~5~%
9
8%
5%
700
Oct
8%
8%
2,400
Sep
Sep
13%
Jan
12%
Apr
6%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,100
8
4%
4 %
4%
2,900
4%
5
4%
Jan
5
2,200
4%
Sep
Sep
6%
Jan
7%
8
13,500
7Vb
Oct
12%
Jan
3%
3%
1,100
2%
Jan
3%
"
7%
'
37
36 %
37,
23
23
28%
300
28
Jan
5,200
23
Oct
Oct
41
Oct
29%
Oct
4
,
I
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and.
.
.
,
Monday, October ^4, 1960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 21)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Exchange
American Stock
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
National
Machines
Weld
Electric
National
Equipment
National
Low
1
Mig & Stores
Rental Ltd_
1
18'%
Sep
14%
2,600
121/4
Oct
87%
600
8%
Oct
10 7%
ill
8V4
16%
8ya
12 %
J
12
1,200'
2
12 y4
Feb
Sep
Jan
•
National Petroleum Ltd
National
25o i
Industries
Presto
Inc
2
National Starch & Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
14
16
17% '17»A
31
31
32
h3a
11%
11%
50o
•
100
.
When delivered
2V«
;
Transit
'
Co
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
30o
23A
2%
3
-
1
oTsa
21%
12%
1
2fi
8
New
England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
Idria Min & Chem Co
20
37
1
1 ja
New
50c
y
New
25c
Jersey
Co
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park
Norfolk
North
_
&
26%
31
Pub
Rankin
Occidental
Petroleum
*"a/
"ft ~~%
Old
Town
Corp
preferred
40c
Overseas
21
Oxford
24%
Sep
850
25'%
Sep
39%
Jan
300
1%
July
3%
Jan
1%
Oct
3'%
32 *
1J
1%
857/8
1
•
%
8
6 7/s
47/4
20c
3%
3%
12%
13%
Z Z_
_l
1st
1st
dividend
conv
$4.36
dividend
200
157/a
Sep
17%
600
17
Jun
5
30%
247/4
22
22'%
21
21'%
91
280
97
•
86
86
86'%
260
2'%
1,700
2%
10%
6y8
10 7/4
107%
75
1%
1%
9,100
Seaboard
Western
Seton
Shattuck
4.56%
9%
Jan
4.48%
100'%
Apr
4.32%
Materials
&
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad Electronics
Products
4.88%
cumulative
Jun
15%
Feb
Prentice-Hall
127%
Jan
Pipe
Southern
Proctor-Silex
Mfg
Co
4'%
600
3% Mar
4%
Sep
Stalil-Meyer
3%
2'/a
3%
18,000
31%
Oct
(The)
8 %
8'%
100
60%
60%
61%
400
22%
221%
22%
900
49
48
51'%
4,700
1ft
Providence
1%
Feb
36'%
38'%
5»%
1,000
1,900
Co
of
"
Jan
667% July
1'% Mar
47%
31% Mar
6%
May
5
4%
Oct
8%
Sep
7% May
9
97%
1,400
9
101%
350
10%
1,500
101%
6%
Jan
Oct
16%
Feb
89'/4 Jan
1037%
Aug
13% Mar
Sep
May
10
13%
Reinsurance
Investment
(Robert) Ac Co
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington
Arms Co
Foil
"
Inc
Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
Argentine
Warrants
series
For
17%
Oct
19%
Sep
8,300
'A
Jan
'%
Apr
17'% July
29%
Jan
19%
19%
21'%
'A
3%
3%
4
fr
*
5%
5%
6'A
48
May
56%
Sep
Jan
22 7%
Aug
23
Aug
21'%
20%
6%
1.500
13!%
13'%
10'A
10'A
_1
9»%
9%
1,500
Oil
Standard
Co
%
10
613%
61%
(Ky)__
Co
Tube
1
Inc—
50<:
Statliam
Steel
Co
Canada
Steel
Parts
Stein
(A)
"iy4
3/8
fa
ft
2'A
2%
6,300
Feb
14%
2,600
13%
Oct
19'%
400
18'%
Oct
20'% Aug
Apr
337%
20%
20%
21%
10%
1.200
1,100
15
9%
Jan
20'%
11%
Jan
Jun
Jun
64%
—5
——
50'%
50i%
100
217%
20'%
217%
2,100
13i%
13'%
14%
1,700
2'%
2'%
2'%
1,900
27'%
28
75
23
24
19'A
19'%
19'A
2,000
1,300
7%
6%
7%
2,600
18%
18%
19'A
Jan
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
23%
Jan
Technicolor
18%
6%
2%
3%
4%
6'%
7
2'A
2'A
2'%
2,700
%
l'/a
8,600
57'%
55
57'%
2,600
127%
12%
13'%
5,100
15
15
4'A
200
Sep
3'%
27
Jan
10
Aug
Sep
45%
Feb
Texas
5%
2
58'%
4%
47%
2,000
1,800
3%
Jun
Thompson-Starrett
Thriftmarkets
16'%
5,100
2'%
1,100
1% Aug
2'%
Jan
8
8'A
800
7'%
Jun
9%
Jan
7%
7%
71%
3,600
6 %
July
8/0
A
%
10,600
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fright
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.
14
Oct
% July
Jan
Sep
/a July
Roofing
Inc
Inc
5
6
37/4
3%
3%' Jan
*
/
2,600
Oct
5
Sep
42
15'A May
,.
4%
Jan
9'% July
10,200
3'A
Feb
4% Mar
2%
Oct
6'% Mar
2%
37%
7,200
2%
3'A
3,200
<-2 'A May
2'%
400
Oct
37% Aug
July
4
27%
5%
5%
1,000
5 %
Apr
8%
Jun
26'%
26i%
28%
19,100
24'A
Feb
42'%
Apr
21'%
900
16'%
Feb
23%
x21'%
1,600
157%
Jan
23%
Apr
50
6'%
Jun
7'%
Jan
2%
20'%
20
7
7
7
3
32%
32%
33'%
6'%
6%
87%
9%
4
Jan
38'A July
6
Sep
107%
Jun
107%
Sep
2
Feb
4'%
Aug
11'A July
213%
Aug
26,000
3%
Apr
67%
1,000
9
25
3,500
6'%
5,500
jan
2%
2%
2,000
8'%
3,300
4'% Mar
2'% July
14
-
11'A
15%
8,500
127%
3,500
8'%
Jan
14'% Aug
Mar
4'A
Apr
6'% May
10%
Sep
2
—1
1%
27%
3
2,400
1%
—
2 'A Mar
1%
1,300
1'%
89
—50c
Jan
"l'A
~1%
6,200
1
ft May
l7/a
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2,900
11
Sep
18%
Jun
16'A
Sep
20%
Jan
Jan
93'A
Aug
—50c
10'%
10%
11%
16'%
16'%
16%
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2%
24,800
1% July
3'A
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1,100
8% July
Jan
—
—
2'%
com——10c
10
_1
1
24
137%.
:—_:—1
deposit rets ord registered
Aug
22
500
20'A
Jun
27'%
Jan
21
—
1
14%
ll7/8
21JA
73%
25c
:
2
24'A
400
23'%
Jun
31%
Jan
15%
1,600
137%
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22
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10
—
...
'7%
-
137%
11
7%
£1
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67%
100
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5 'A
l,n°o
83
20
100
78
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83'%
2%
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11
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20
4'A%
preferred
100
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1
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,
__
—
5'%
4,000
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deposit r«ts def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp—
20
Toledo Edison
v..
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3
Amer
Todd
6,300
•
7%
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Jan
3%
(
3'%
7%
27%
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Thorncliffe
Tilo
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Oct
12'%
2'%
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2
50c
Co
Oct
Jan
19%
30'%
800
3
10c
—
70c convertible preferred
Sep
8'%
400
1,700
131/4
Aug
Jun
5
Jan
6 'Zl. Apr
20
32
Sep
47
23'%
3%
14
11 Vi
Inc.—
Jan
,
19%
31/4
_10c
Co
14
28'%
22%
Inc—__——_—1
26
4% July
4%
37/r July
Apr
May
36'A July
300
Mar
17
Sep
Jan
:1
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Thew
Park
2'A
30i%
5
.
—.—10c
Textron
14
-
—1
Corporation
Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Jan
Mar
»
—10
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Shovel
14%
100
13
20c
Sep
5
1,700
20%
19%
———•
5
Texstar Corp
11%
34
30'%
5
Corp
Industries
Jan
Jan
Oct
5%
Corp
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terry Industries Inc
Oct
24
13%
7,600
Jan
July
1,400
2
Inc
5%
97% July
4'A
Television
41
9'%
6% May
100
Sep
10c
:—
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Teletro
Telepronipter
21%
Oct
Oct
A
Corp
Inc
Sep
% May
14%
Tel-A-Sign
Texam
40
40
I
——
197%
Sep
6'%
Jan
36»% July
29'% Aug
Oct
6'%
14
Jun
Oct
5%
4»4
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July
19%
5c
_
3%
Oct
2
2%
.
19
25c
preferred
Sep
29'%
22
15
2%
5
56'%
1,900
2,100
10,500
19'%
cnmulative
4%
14i%
15
2%
!
common—
Sep
12'% May
1,500
5i%
19'A
A
Jan
27'%
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common
J^an
jan
1,400
Sep
Petrol
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation T
81'%
117%
18 7%
5'%
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32
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35
20'%
8»%
8'%
31:
31'A
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B
Jan
2,200
—*
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Jun
92
65%
———
Electronics
9%
40'A
Oct
64%
*
In ternnl.ional
Jun
Feb
—*
—
Jan
15
Jan
27'%
—
Jan
Jan
8
100
Co
Jan
47%
Sep
10
1
2,500
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Superior Tool Ac Die „Co_
Superior Window Co class
Talon
2'A
31 %
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%
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~9»%
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Jun
12
29%
1'% July
66
6%
12'%
Oct
60,000
2'A
Feb
Oct
~9'%
Corp
Container Corp
357% July
2'%
1,900
1
ordinary
Feb
8'A
1,900
8'A
*
&
jun
Feb
21
25c
Co
(S)
247%
2'%
6
3%
~9'%
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Stone
Jan
Inc
Corporation
&
17'%
Ire
Enterprises
Instruments
of
Jan
97% July
1,500
1
Ltd
Jan
67%
59
3,200
3'%
3%
(The)
Statecourt
10'A
23
10c
Mines
18%
Sep
July
%
____1
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Uranium
Sep
Oct
14
2,400
63%
22'%
__
——1
B
Jan
Feb
7,300
1
9%
97%
——-1
Corp
class
Aviation
14
26
23
%
Jan
Aug
9'%
700
141/4
14
14'%
—.:—lc
Corp common———10c
convertible preferred
50c
59'% May
13'%
1
4
Metals
Standard-Thomson
27% May
18'%
13%
Sep
Jan
72'% Jan
91%
100
Jan
7%
14%
Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertifcls preferred
20
Standard Forglngs Corp
—_——1
4,200
Jun
Jun
Sep
Sep
Oct
Stylon
5'%
54
Jan
Feb
97%
100
13'%
3'%
Feb
9%
700
July
17
23'A
Stop Ac Shop Inc—
Oct
4'%
100
5
11 Y.
Apr
77/a Aug
Feb
11%
3
Stroook
A
4%
July
21
19% Mar
11% May
1,900
14
5 -:
1
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3
20'% Mar
100
6'%
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6'A
20'A
200
21'%
11
2,500
200
1,700
20%
58%
7,200
51%
22%
0%
Jun
6%
51'A
21%
__
21%
25
Oct
5'%
Sep
58
Sep
6'A
257%
Jan
97%
414
Aug
63
53
15'%
6%
Feb
25'% Aug
1/500
4»
52'%
31% Aug
Jun
80
Jan
17'%
2,600
28'A
56%
56
—
22%
(Hugo)
.1%
900
1,700
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Aug
22'% May
Stinnes
61
30'%
17'A May
500
Sep
341/4
Jun
8 7% Aug
U
300
21%
in
6'% May "
800
25'A
13'%
32'%
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6'A
.
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4,600
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.
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15%
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5'%
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13'%
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113'%
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4
700
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26
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200
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1,100
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5%
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27'%
4%
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40
5
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26%
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31
2'A
26%
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27'%
7'%
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10%
.
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t
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37%
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ft,
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1
12,900
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46'A
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197%
75
.
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1
1
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2'/4 May
Jun
11,300
22'%
1,300
97%
.
21-/8
21'%
2%
48'%
A
400
fa
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5
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1
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17'%
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61
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16
33%
1
common
17%
59%
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Mines Ltd
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36%
46'A 1
23
Ridgeway Corp
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Oct
10'A
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89
36
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16%
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300
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46%
10
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38'%
20'A
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300
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36
10,400
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36
31%
111
24%
20
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36
2%
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111
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7i%
36
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24%
Jun
Feb
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6,400
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1,000
8'% July
Stan rock
11%
"7%
251/4
7%
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16
107% Mar
6%
24%
73%
25
17'%
Standard
U Feb
Sep
40
800
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500
7%
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Apr
Jan
4,300
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1,400
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35
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5,100
36
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4,700
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101
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Estate
.
9'%
9'%
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8%
8»%
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4%
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8%
8'%
40'%
9%
10%
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24'%
*
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97%
10%
j
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14'% July
Oct
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9
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2,400
57
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107%
11,300
2 3'A
21
4%
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Apr
300
12i%
7%
6'A May
preferred
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14%
11
10'%
57
Standard
4%
Z~Z2Q
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Quebec Lithium Corp
19'%
10%
10'%
20%
68
5%
Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp &
Pyle-National Co
17%
11
7%
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33%
Aug
17%
22%
Feb
8%
•
of
Aug
Feb
1
13
5%
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36%
10c
common
23
57/4
——
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preferred
28'% July
25
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July
8
15,200
l'A
(Del)ZZ_2.50
Company
Apr
Standard
j
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convertible
16'A
25
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3%
4
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22,900
1—25
Realty & Utllltlen
3%
1
Ltd
22'A
,
25
Sperry Rand C'orp warrants
1
Inc
Mines
19%
•
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corn
Sep
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Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt Ac Lambert Co.
47% Mar
2
Southern
900
10
Powdrell
3%
19%
Oct
25
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1,100
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Polycast (The) Corp__
Polymer Corp class A
Sep
3%
£1
prererred
preferred
California
11'%
A_
2%
500
3
Southern Materials Co Mnc
7%
4'% Jan
600
700
23
cumulative
Jan
117%
2% Mar
2%
2%
*
preferred—
4.08%
8%
Oct
Jan
3%''
1
4.24%
14%
6% July
9''A
2%
12.50
Southern
137%
3%
Oct
1%
3%
———__1
Jan
8
5,100
Oct
p. 3'% Oct
Jan
2%
2
Co
Aug
14%
4,300
7%
8%
27%
1''....
30%
13'%
9%
Jan
Jun
18,600
Co—10c
preferred:
preferred
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cunnulatlve preferred
8%
~37%
3%
2y8
87%
4% July
2%
12.50
cumulative
14%
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50
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3'%
2
2
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cumulative
13%
1
class
4'%
600
19%
Jan
pesos
Polymers Inc
22,600
Co
Jan
_ZZZZ_Z
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Oil
12'%
37%
Jan
7% *
5,000
16 7%
8%
Jan
Jan
5'A
1
Jun
9%
12'%
5%
10c
Oct
~3%
l'A
Oct "
8
5,600
47%
common
Oct
1
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700
u
10
4%
6'A
*
common
%
Z~250
Aug
6'% Mar
5
39
2% July
6 % May
%
Jan
Power
7'%
1
1%
16,000
20c
12%
l
Jan
—•
100
8
Sep
20%
California Edison—
4.78%
Jun
8'%
Oct
23'A July
1'% Feb
200
%
%
Sep
18'%
18%
1 :
Corp
original
Jan
3%
21%
Jan
21%
%
10
1
Ltd
Sep
Aug
21%
25c
Venezuelan
133%
137%
—
Jan
Feb
1
Shares
Oil
18'A
16'A
20
2
Penn
Jan
14% July
_10c
new
Southern
Jun
200
Jan
16
17'%
______—.——100
South
8
20'A
19
1
Oct
6
6% May
Oct
Canada——
of
Sep
Jan
/
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20
1
—
of America
Simpson's
47%
100
6'%
Mining
American
Oct
2,000
8'%
4»%
Silvray Lighting Inc
Jan
1,400
67%
Jan
700
B
2'/4
157% Mar
17'%
6
8'%
4%
1,200
4,400
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
78'%
167%
1
Siboiiey-Cui'ibbeau Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
5%
2% July
Jan
1
preferred
Simca
700
Jan
Jan
:
7%
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Class
27%
3%
3%
4
Oct
Oct
3
Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Shoe Co
2%
1
Sliawinigan
4%
500
4'%
Airlines
Co_
Denn
2%
1'%
2'% May
7
Inc
Leather
2%
;
Oct
5}j{
4%
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Servomeclianisms
100
Jan
Mar
7'%
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Bros
2,200
2,800
6ft
Jan
4%
4%
.
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Seemau
18'%
10
3.50
Ltd
Co
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood Ac Lumber
300
10c
Corp
Oil
Allied
Aug
1% Mar
Oct
2'A July
500
2'A
1
8,500
Ltd" ~
CoZZ_10
(Del)
Rico
Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard
Aug
27%
9
Jan
Feb
25c
Co_.
II
5
Steel
Rio Algom
Ac Fisher
90i%
597% Aug
2,200
7
8'%
Paper Corp
Say re
98'%
Jan
9
>
2%
25c
Jan
July
5'%
1%
50c
7'%
1
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Republic
Saxon
Ltd
Jan
18'%
8Va July
Oct
2%
20
_1
(Del)
%
20c
Phoenix
Reeves
Petroleums
Industries
Jan
24% May
l'/a Aug
Apr
37%
57%
6
l
7X%
Piasecki
Trust
Sapphire
Sarcee
Savoy
82
21
3%
8,200
2%
—
——20
preferred
Petroleums Ltd
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp.
1,700
1,400
9
\
17
Soss
1,200
-
5%
4'%
__20
series
Sonotone
2,100
•
5
1
series preferred
5.60%
Sep
52-
5% May
1%
———-20 \
J,T
CorpZZZ
—
Tel
Real
4.40%
Jan
31
47% May
100
.
16 pesos
Co—
Diego Gas & Electric
5%
series preferred4'%%' Series preferred.
22%
247%
8'A July
20,900
57%
*
Milling Co Ltd
San
30%
28'%
Aug
2%
—2.50
—.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
48%
1%
2
Philippine Long Disl
Phillips Screw Co
Rayette
San Carlos
Inc—
26'% Aug
247% Aug
5'%
41'A
6'A
2'A
1
_1
Ltd:
Corp
7%
Industries
Rath
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
1
Photo Inc
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Ramo
Company
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson Ac Haynes ;
\—
Jan
24%
43%
28 »/8
Inc
Avenue
Sinclair
90
Oct
7'A
50c
Fifth
(The F C)
25% July
4,500
100
Jan
Aug
37%
--
Russeks
27'% Mar
22,100
6%
5%
100
26
82'%
23
5,500
Oct
Jan/
6'%
4
Russell
Jan
15
6'A
9
Jan
89'% Aug
6%
1
50c
*
1221% May
.
2y
—;—30c
Jan
93
High
4'%
Sep
73%
80
23
3%
2,300
80'%
£1
Inc
85
;
17'%
80'%
;—1.50 ;.
Inc
Raceway
2
Perfect
4 % %
Field
Jan
Jan
15
80'%
23
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
20'%
30
131'%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Public
dep rets ord regis
20% July
30
130
Pep Boys (The)
^
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp_
_2.50
$1.25
Amer
Roosevelt
31'% July
Sep
15
50c
Inc class A
Sons
79%
90
97
90%
2
Ltd
Electronics
Ac
Bol
_
Progress
U)
Roosevelt
St.
4,000
Royce Ltd—
1
1
_
ZZ
Corp
Canada
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn Traffic Co
Z.
Prophet
ttu&each
3%
3'%
—<■.
100
Rogers Corp
Rolls
*
Inc—20c
28'%
22% Mar
300
1
pfd F
26 "A
1.500
21
Jun
Elec 4%
247/4
1,200
22%
46
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
*
Products
Technical
Rocnester Gas
Oct
23%
26
Feb
1965
3
Jan
500
25%
25'%
Robinson
Low
Co—
Gas
Jan
to
29'%
2,100
1,900
251/4
23%
25%
7'%
22'A Aug
Sep
Valley
extended
32
200
34
30'%
23'/a
Class B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Preston
16%
2,100
Jan
19'% Aug
Jan
20
4% May
1,300
16 7%
100
1
(CA) Amer shares
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
ZZZ__Z
Poloron
1,000
33
26
75i%
48% Mar
16%
300
Park
Plastic
Feb
54
4%
•
Pan tepee Oil
Pierce
Jun
5»/4
251/4
ZZZZ
Z
•
Z_Z_ZZZZ__1
(CA) vtc_Zi Bol
Tubes
Jan
77%
Oct
17%
16%
pfdZ.ZZlOO
Ac
Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
U
Jan
37%
27%
Z~
Ltd
Pall
Jun
3%
600
251/4
Z_Z~Z Zl
Z ~ Zl
Airlines
Light 5%~
Corp class A
Page-Hersey
1/4
600
277%
~~
Warrants
Pacific Power
Paddmgton
Aug
2,400
A
33
25
preferred
Petroleums
Jan
95
5
30 %
Z~ •
Z~ ZZ*
ZZ_
•
preferred
Northern
36
Jan
87
Z25
preferred
dividend preferred
Pacific
23'% July
"
52 7/4
47%
Jan
4%
8
3%
16%
A_ZZ25
series
7%
25% Mar
Oct
161/,
17%
preferred— 25
preferred
25
dividend
$4.75
47
Jun
3'/4 July
12%
11,200
400
53 7/8
8
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.75
2%
25
1st pfd
redeemable
Aug
210
%
preferredZ_ZZZ_25
redeemable
Jan
5%
92'%
■
ZZ
redeemable
13%
28
3%
pfd_ZZ25
1st
Oct
Oct
28
=
__
%
89
~4%
Sep
Jan
Feb
6 7%
28
7
88%
67'%
1%
90%
100
Jan
"24,800
5,300'
3%
12%
Jun
79
"
Sep
7,300
6%
37/8
Jan
6% May
3%
2,500
A
6Vs
Amer"shares.lOs
4.50%
100
Man
39
61%
20.
85
1
5%
Pentron
7,900
2,700
64
Securities
of
1%
4
1%
3%
64
37/8
1st preferred
Patino
2
50
~90c
4.80%
6'% July
Apr
5,500
Z_ZZ
1st
47/4
2,200
common
redeemable
Jan
4%
preferred
5%
10%
Oct
337/2
1
5%
Pacific
3,500
337%
-
$4.40
6V8
Jan
% May
5%
Jan
1%
A
1,700
5%
Jan
II
6,000 '
1!
(Del)ZZIZZl0c
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5'%%
1st preferred
30
Sep
Jan
4%
Z__
1
Electric Corp
ZZZZ
1
Manufacturing class"A comZZZl
Oxford
43
32 V4
Corp
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Opelika Mfg Corp
25% May
32%
Z
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalla Oils Ltd
41% Aug
Oct
26 %
II
pfdZ_100
4'A%
Co
Jan
2'% May
154 Z' Feb
126'% Aug
•
1,000
sn„
Brass
13%
Oct
4%
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Oct
1'%
32 V*
Mines Ltd_
Nova Industrial Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Jan
1
ZZ"
Serv
Nickel
Sep
32
8'%
300
34
JJ/8
Jan
Jan
V
10
337/0
Sep
2 7%
1
18%
6,300
26%
Jun
Sep
A
1,600
26y4
It'
North
39
Jun
iy4 July
:.26,400
129
129
iS
Nort^fnferT^rRoJa-UtoKr
Northern Ind
15% July
A__ZZl0
class
North Penn RR Co__!
19%
1%
Tf
Railway
Cement
19
Jan
24% Aug
Apr
34 Ve
7,700
9
~T
——
Southern
ft
37%
Sep
Oct
34
15,100
U
.
Feb
Oct
3'% Mar
17% Mar
4,700
1%
1 %
1
__
American
37%
8%
•
_
Inc
2%
12
12%
700
1%
iy®
York Auction Col
ZZZ—I__Z__*
New York & Honduras
Rosario__3.33'%
New York Merchandise
10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
1
Lites
'
26%
87%
27%
Oct
Oct
2% Jun
500
25%
or
New
Noma
2'/4
2
9,700
36%
iqi/f
1
—Zl
Mining Co
Nipissing Mines
May
Grande
Vtc
July
20
'
Zinc
New Process Co
38
Oct
1,600
13%
Mur
Mar
1,300
24
i-?3i
Nestle-Le
26
11'%
13,000
v
2%
2%
Jan
I
5,600
27/8
27/8
2
Nelly Don Inc
Jan
24
.
300
27/8
2%
Aug
23 %
Aug
10% May
2,400
27B
1
16
Oct
16
300
147/a
241^
ivy-
14
800
13%
1
131/3
2*& Jan
lft Jun
29,100
1,800
A
10
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
National
iy8
Par
Rio
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
;
» :
Exchange
High
Low
12 7%
12
12
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
for Week
Range
hast
STOCKS
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
27/b
.400
4%
5%
10,100
V
May
.12»% Mar
July
p%
Feb
Oct
27'A
Jan
86
Sep
Jan
2'% May
37%
jan
Sep
••
3%
Jan
.
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1637)
american stock exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Oil
Co class
A
50c
J/a
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
BONDS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
»
%
10
Tri-Continental
20 V*
20 V'i
21 %
3,700
20 Va
True
Union
Stock
Yards
of
Asbestos
20 s/3
1,600
195/b
Milk
United
7,300
17%
Oct
15%
100
123/4
Apr
103/b
10%
300
4%
~43/8
"4%
3,200
3%
10,500
3i% May
ie
4,800
3/4 July
Amer
-
dep
rets
40%
41
U S
Air
Ceramic
S
45/a
5
12,200
1%
1%
1%
7,800
51/4
5%
5%
600
regis
100
S
S
Rubber
5 J/2
10
167%
9 J/s
Oct
3J/2
Oct
700
,
-
(Prov)
(issue
of
Peru
11%
6 J/a
Aug
10
31
30 Vb
31%
2,200
Apr
30 J% May
41 J/2
Jan
7%
73/4
1,600
75/B
25c
153/4
7%
12%
23,200
14%
8
73/a
10%
*
.
8%
10%
6 %
3,200
6
6'/a
5,000
12
13%
13,700
133/4
13%
15
7%
l
Co
55/s
12
1
600
6%
1
2,800
6
2
75/a
Sep
6
Oct
7
Oct
9'/a
9,100
53/4
6%
26,800
163/a
8,900
10
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Feb
on
9% May
12
14
West
Chemical
3 J/4
100
3
Mar
Jun
'/■;
2
2
Texas
Products
Utilities
Inc
4.40%
pfd
2
100
22J/4
2
Leaseholds Ltd
Coal
/:
70
61
July
93
Jan
Oct.
19—
Feb
34
Oct
Oct.
300
29
4%
500
3 J/a
2
700
2
*
18%
5 J/b
%
Oct
153
Jan
•
Oct
79
Jan
(F W)
"41/4
4,900
~3%
~5%;
I 000
A
l5°
3%
— I.
291/2
291%
100
—
i7e
Jan
Sep
5%
Apr
4
Apr
3%
Sep
3/a
•
24
Aug
26% Mar
30
50
37 J/2
5,000
A Sep
18 J/4 Mar
%
3 J/2
Jun
3,300
141/a May
22
1,000
12%
15
91/4
1,100
8% May
3V2
3%
2,100
21/2
21%
21'A
23%
4,100
19 J/4
19 J/4
100
Jan
113/4
Jan
Jun
9
Feb
*
—
~8%
34%
Jan
98
July
24%
Sep
29
Apr
1,850
19%
8
200
19%
..
—
18'/4 May
17% Aug
87
100
■-
Jan
203/4
Feb
Wright
7% July
19%
Sep
14
Aug
2% May
3 J/2
Zapata
/
10c
Petroleum
125,100
1
May
IJ/2
5%
600
20
Mar
29 J/2
Jun
5%
6
2,300
4'A
Sep
8 J/b
Jan
3%
50c
4
1,500
3 '/a May
5 J/4
Jan
Interest
Period
"•
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Alsco
Inc
5%s
subord
conv
debs
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3J/4s 1970
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
6s
Aug
23/4s
1
series
Industries
6s
Western
90.59
81.09
80.03
85.44
94.19
197.78
91.13
81.02
80.27
85.28
94.10
196.58
91.16
81.10
79.81"
85.40
84.37
126.60
93.91
196.12
91.07
81.05
79.76
85.42
84.33
| 194.67
91.11
81.14
79.82
125.42
mortgage
A 1st
Finland
mortgage
stocks,
daily
91
7
subord
General
B
15
75
89 3/4
903/4
90%
Afay-Nov
1993
9
Oct. 17—
Oct. 18
6s
of
National
RR
Bellas
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
$73
Afaj/-Nov
113
117
Jan-July
$8
12
Jan-July
120
120
liq tr ctfs—
68
I
4s
1970
1963
5%s
1984
wi
99.40
5%s
1970
conv
98
--
132 J/s
68
104
85
$84
1976
102
102
Jan-July
94
94
104 J/4
-
Electric
Co
subord
7s
&
Gas
debs
debs
Co
6s
97
70
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
:
Jan-July
April-Ocf
$99%
f
—
95
86
June-Dec
$92
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
1967
May-Nov
1964
—
«
95J/2
123
95%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62__Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A
1973
Jan-July
$64
76
14
129
High
82%
39
Water
year are as follows
'
95 J/a
107 J/a
Non-Durable
Transportation
Low
432.5
380.8
452.9
+1.2
538.9
420.2
+1.2
521.6
417.4
479.5
Goods
High
+ 1.5
425.3
Goods
473.8
+1.2.
544.4
46G.3
267.7
+1.5
329.3
267.7
271.7
Utility
244.9
239.1
447.8
Finance
and
Service
+2.4
252.6
429.1
423.2
+1.4
471.8
414.7
266.8
Trade,
267.7
—0.3
299.7
240.7
'
Railroad
Int'l
and Miscel.
216.1
U. 8.
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
2,280,310
$4,434,000
$227,000
2,818,210
2,410,670
3,782,000
3,660,000
212,000
227,000
Total
Gov't
Bonds
No. of
Bond
Sales
Oct. 17_
Tues.
Oct. 18_
Oct. 19—
Oct.
20——T_„.
2,928,760
3,960,000
241,000
Oct.
21—L—.
3,094,480
4,240,000
621,000
4,861,000
12,932,430
$20,076,000
$1,528,000
$21,604,000
—_.
'Total
75
$4,661,000
»
3,994,000
——
3,887,000
4,201,000
Week Ended Oct. 21
'
•
128
115
.
Stocks—Number
21
157
64%
Power
Corp
3s
1981
95
95
$87 J/2
67%
96
99%
26
87%
U.
S.
$4,500
$821/4
3%s
series
E
1978
$85
Railroad
1979
Feb-Aug
$731/4
_Apn7-Oct
893/4
and
20,076,000
Industrial
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
95
43/48
series
I
1982
J&n-Aug
$99
4%*
series
J
1982_
Mar-Sept
4%s
series
K
1985
1,015,238,600
1,210,791,600
16,000
$26,191,000 $1,072,829,550 $1,067,685,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
99%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96
Stocks
(No. of
89
124
98
101
169
65
Mon.
Oct. 17__
Tues.
.
—
Fri.
Oct. 21
78
84%
81
951/s
90
$151,000
$31,000
$11,000
128,000
5,000
17,000
150,000
76,000
17,000
9,000
157,000
Total
$193,000
93,000
68,000
5,000
76,000
$571,000
6,305,470
3,000
$56,000
$42,000
$669,000
92
893/4
Bond
Sales
987,670
1,395,590
84%
84J/4
Total
Bonds
148,000
831/4
841%
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Gov't
1,172,155
Oct. 19
86
79
78
Bonds
1,495,225
Oct. 18
Wed.
96%
88
Foreign
Domestle
Shares)
;
88%
76
831/2
101
101 J/2.
91%
98
973/4
10
104
97%
$1003/4 1021%
101 J/2
25,206,000
$21,604,000
101%
753/4
$85 J/2
4%s
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
56,877,000
77%
60
87
913/4
-
57,586,450
—
87J/4
94
$78
1983
$985,000
Bank
971/4
124%
89
Feb-Aug
893/4
$1,000
$1,528,000
Government
Foreign
81
1171/4
68
953/4
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1981
1959
664,388,904
609,014,169
90
5
95J/2
1976
F
1960
13,866,806
12,932,430
113
127
1976
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1 to Oct. 21
1959
1960
'
127
90
Shares
of
Bonds—
77
102
1*23
1973
L
1960
Change
384.6
86
86
C
series
Oct. 7, '60
458.4
Manufacturing
Durable
lows for the current
Percent
390.3
i
—
99 J/a
45
95'/4
B
5s
5
(1939=100):
Oct. 14, '60
32
99 J/a
37
«...
D
G
8
98.02 Oct
compared with the preceding week and with highs and
49%
85
—
10
series
series
109.39 Jan
Wed.
92
81
—
29
series
series
4
23
I960
Mon.
104
701/4
2%s
3%s
for
Low
Stocks
90
98
■
3%s
3s
101.42 Sep
Range
99.52
Shares
75%
8
$90
May-Noo
series
%
•
April-Oct
127
3s
Low
98.85
$83
-
1959
109.60 Aug
High
Oct. 20
121
82%
.70
22
98%
97%
April-Oct
Harbor
100.08
Oct. 21—
Total
debentures
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3"As 1964
Rapid American
98%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Ohio
Safe
5.234;
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Corp—
subord
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Service
84.36
Rails,
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
week ended Oct. 14,
1960, for composite and by major industry groups
International
New
Public
■
68
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s
1974—
3%s
5
76
1975
debs
Hess
convertible
85.36
3.38;
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
America—
National Research
5s
26%
1963
1972
subord
Valley
Industrials,
Range for
99.82
Oct. 19—
91 J/a
23%
43J%
$23%
43'%
May
1961
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6J/a%
Midland
43J%
$98
Development 6s
conv
divisors:
Corp—
Hydrometals Inc
5J/2S
following
Fri.
Mtge Bank 5s
debentures
Corp
the
Thurs.
Jan-July
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Lithium
using
17.58.
50
63 »/2
88 J/2
$64
Feb-Aug
1993
series
84.43
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
84 3/a
119
88J/2
June-Dec
1973
A
by
Closing
138
RR—
series
4s
Residential
General Builders
-•6s
4s
93.36
84.29
High
93
44
25
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
Bands
for
Range Since
Low
No.
$120
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack &
40
ities
126.71
Fri.
Jan. 1
Sold
51
90%
June-Dec
1970
debs
$48
Bonds
100% 103
June-Dec
1994
1998
A
High
June-Dec
1974
Total
Util¬
Rails
Week's Range
Friday
PONDS
10
Grade
127.62
Mining
American Stock Exchange
Grade
Rails
Thurs.
Jan
22J/4
22
1
Corp
1 J/2
1 '/a
298.38
Wed.
Jan
I®
94.19
Mon.
Composite
11J/4
"i
trials
127.62
Jan
Sep
40c
Stocks
Jan
30J/a
77/e
Hargreaves Ltd_
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Indus¬
■
5s
regular
65
ities
Jun
14
9
3%
—
Second
Aug
Sep
9'/a
~8
10
First
10
Util¬
'Tues.
283/4 July
13%
Total
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
H Mar
1,200
7,000
20
15
Rail¬
Date—
Jan
3%
18'%
t Ex-dis¬
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
A;/.?:
'■//
Jun
Feb
20 J/4
19%
.
65
./May
41
3
A
■t
range),
-Bonds-
20
compiled
are
32 3/4 May
1
ord
year's
dividend.
roads
Jan
Va Mar
£1
rets
preference.
range),
d Ex-interest.
Under-the-rule
transaction
in
Aug
Ltd—
dep
year's
n
included
Feb
88 3/4
•
20
20'A
•
50
48
ask
582.69
—_
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
233/4
Aug
3
J
12,100
ipcv
20
Jan
-
••
45
40
50
Aug
33/a
17 J/4
200
Apr
May
2,400
1
—
1
47
67
587.01
—
29% July
2
Ex-stock
(not
100%
593.34
—
13%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
cash
90
983/4
588.75
17
18
"iJ/s
J/a
25
pfd
48 %
$45
(not included in
h Ex-principal,
for
596.48
14
Oct.
1
common
Oct.
Oct.
34
\
63%
48
—
trials
Jan
1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 Ms %
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Jan
Date
3 J/2 Mar
10
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Williams (R C) & Co
28 J/2
.
IV2
5
(The)
Williams Brothers Co
76% May
43/b Jan
Jun
3
l
90
"3
99'A
10
Aug
18
-T?
1
Corp
Corp
and
„
'99
—
dividend,
z
67
$66
Jan-July
Transaction
92
65
6
$80
2s 2012—Jan-July
r
65
flat.
Indus-
1
—*•-.
10c
Oil
94%
90
$80
99
Mar-Sept
Ex-rights,
y
traded
Jan
2
1
Stag Mfg Co
65
May-Nov
g Ex-stock
30
8,900
%
10
White Eagle International Inc
93
—
$90
1
25,800
4%
—
20
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
16%
Stock and Bond Averages
1%
•
Westmoreland
being
21/4
12
Is
Westmoreland
72
15
-Stocks-
Jan
4
July
2
4
53/4
Oct
19
•
dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
98
63
15
$90
April-Oct
1972—June-Dec
range),
Ex-dividenas.
85J/2
34
—....
Western Nuclear Inc
i__5c
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
American
year's
1
34
l
Western
l3/4
100
100
Development Co
90%
$115
V$i3%
•
a Deferred delivery transaction
distribution,
in
84
1%
50c
West
4
15
Jan
Jun
IV«
Western
63i%
100
are the daily
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
% Aug
Oct
3%
1.25
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
88'A
90 J/4
98
$120
1997
Below
Oct
93/a
84
1
1
Jun
600
22J/4
5
Manufacturing
63
28
prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates:
wi,
when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
6%
2,400
:
♦
Jan
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
16 3/8
July
70
1
x
A Bonds
123/4
4% May
3 J/4
10c
included
19
43/a
30
Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
!
983/4
98
May -Nov
2008
2'/as 2C08
Aug
J/2 July
4 J/4
1
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision
91%
83'%
863/4
97
_I
Higl
86
17 J/2
93/8
•
common
5s
stamped (Plan A)
Ex-liquidating
Jan
5%
1947
*,.No,Pa^ value-
n
Jun
11 J/2
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
American
6%
41/4
preferred
Wilson Brothers
Jan
Feb
"93/8
Co
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
Wickes
Jun
43/4
•
10c
River
93/4 July
93% Mar
1S27)
Denmark
3s
Janeiro
tribution.
Feb
7 J/2
12 J/2
I
Sep
12 J/4
14%
6 Va
16
25c
Jun
May
6
+
(not
18
Sep
8% Mar
>
6,300
Rio de
243/4
July
6% May
12,500
11
6
19%
Apr
14 "A
2,500
6
25c
Coke
15
55/a
A
&
14%
Sinking fund
Jan
11% Mar
Aug
22
*
Inc
Aircraft
17
11J/2 Mar
3J/2
17.78
5
class
Low
6
90
98
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1949
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of)—
Jan
12,200
8
Oct
Mortgage Bank of
Jan
5%
4%
7
61/28
Parana
4
Vogt Manufacturing
6%
A7s
Apr
Jan
4
Products
Woolworth
Feb
6
19
25c
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
Wichita
1813%
46%
Vinco
White
/
Jun
Oct
Inc
Jan. 1
No.
$893/4
June-Dee
„
Oct
Sep
May
Van Norman Industries warrants
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
1974
Range Since
Sold
91%
$86%
June-Deo
stamped (Plan A) 2«/8s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
7 J/8
1
Western
Jun
27'A
1
West
8J/2
700
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Wentworth
Feb
1,000
Valspar Corp
7%>
5
25,800
Utah-Idaho Sugar
1964
1967
AHanover
7%
Corp
1970
Maranhao
10%
Insurance
Waco
B
Jan
Jan
200
33/4
series
7J/2
3%
32%
Marion
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1967___
4%s
Jan
55
A
Oct
9%
Universal
debs
series
l3/8
29%
Oil
5s
1971
1963
3J/2s
91
April-Oct
T
—Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6»/2s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment debentures—
43/a July
91/2
Inc
Power
3s
3%s
A
ser
51/4S
73/8
Consolidated
Vornado
Oct
Apr
29%
Controls
Food
l3/8
Debt
l
Universal
Vita
40J/4
ADanzig
German
5A May
1
Corp
(Calif)
6s
Inc
1970
Bonds
High
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany) 7s 1951
ABaden
'
10%
3%
3V2
Universal Container
Corp cl A com_10c
Viewlex
Jan
1
class
American
Universal
Jan
Jan
8%
B
Foil Co
U
Universal
13J/4
'
Reclaiming Co
U
3%s
Electric
&
debs
Knapp
Jan
28%
'
Oct1
1,000
173
9Va
50c
Co
5%
173
1
Conditioning Corp
Universal
•
5%
51/2.
Canal
Tile
Webb &
Gas
Corp
Gas
Gas
Washington Water
Ltd—
ord
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
May
17
Feb I
4%
700
43/4
N
U
A
40 %
Pacific Aluminum
&
3
A
%
United
RR
Wasatch
Jan
22
•
%
United
J
3
5
Co
Southwestern
Jan
28 J/4
93/4 May
27
.
1
Products
or
Sale Price
-
"warrants"
Molasses
Jan
Jan
27%
Apr
20
Investing__2.60
&
Counties
17%
Oct
17%
*
Corp
Improvement
Southern
'29
Oct
20 J/4
20
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
California
133/4 Aug
Aug
15%
Elastic
United
8%
20 VB
1
United
Industrial
1,200
18 '/a
___50c
United
United
103/8
15 y4
4
Omaha___r
Southern
A Jan
Feb
•
Corp
United
8J/a
5
,
Aircraft Products
United
800
lbVa
10
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co__
United
12 %
9Vs
Week's
Last
Period
Low
"
warrants
Temper Corp
12
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
Vb July
20,200
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
*
12-
<r ange for Week Ended October 21)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
33
105
96 %
103%
103
107
Week Ended Oct. 21
1960
Jan. 1 to Oct. 21
1960
Bonds—
!
Shares-
of
1
1959
-
6,305,470
4,434,379
231,136,170
305,095,313
$571,000
Stocks—Number
'
$884,000
$23,821,000
$21,436,000
government
56,000
58,000
42,000
24,000
1,215.000
999,000
1,491,000
corporate
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
1959
1,242,000
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1638)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Low
Motors
Corp
24
24%
134
20%
20%
21 %
952
90%
98%
95
42%
43%
& Tel
'**
Low
High
•
1.66%
Agricultural Chemical
American
Range Since Jan. 1
21% July
19% Sep
,Standard
Oil (Ohio
Studebaker-Packard
of Prices
High
5,393
79%
Jan
42%
Oct
68 J/4
Texaco
97% Aug
200
47%
1
9%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
I
Inc
..25
45
9%
10%
115
8% July
22%
J
47%
22%
50
20% May
79
44%
50
45
79
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal Property
Albany RR
Calumet
Cities
&
Copper
5%
51
5
18%
18%
5
47%
48%
5
Co
Mass
Street
Railway
First
27%
Stores
7%
10
Jun
13%
Electric
250 :
5%
51%
52%
275
47%
:
835
61
35%
149
S
Steel
16%
74%
76%
105
69%
47%
50%
145
45%
65
65
;
■
a
■"
BONDS—
__6.25
*
Y'-v.;"'
Cincinnati Transit 4%s debs
73%
75 %
1,487
70%
136
59%
9
We
Jan
Jan
of these
100'/a
Detroit Stock
22
100
21%
Oct
73%
293
72%
Oct
23
23
100
21%
Sep
30%
Jan
A
12%
12%
150
11
Feb
13
Apr
Allen
—30
21%
21
21 %
2,214
100
36%
36%
37%
451
Companies
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Mathleson
Drug &
.07c
.07c
40
_10
10%
,
Last
F
C
10c
July
Association
Stone
Webster
&
Sep
Buell
19%
Jan
22 %
34
Jun
39%
Briggs Manufacturing
Die
53%
Jan
16%
Jan
Consolidated
Sep
30%
Jun
Consumers
38% Mar
55 %
Jun
27
Mar
32%
Jan
48
Oct
700
31%
Oct
32 % Mar
42%
42%
30
27%
28%
300
48
48%
26
_
Inc.
32%
31%
38%
Torrlngton Co
38%
16
S.
Rubber
Co
16%
2,466
56
56%
343
45%
45%
70
23%
25
15%
56
Co.
United Shoe Machinery Corp
U.
U
29%
70
47%
50 %
473
5
common
S
Smelting Refining & Mining. —50
.6.25
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Paper
42
Sep
Eaton
Aug
47%
Friday
Week's
Last
**
Range
8 T O C K 8
Sale Price
31 %
Jan
50 %
Apr
64
Jan
Ford
427/8
Sep
62%
Jan
Fruehauf
1
-V
Carey
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
26%
Oct
36 %
Apr
Gar
46%
Feb
65
% Jun
1'
Motor
Gas
Cine
O
&
Cincinnati
P
*
Picher
Eagle
Gibson
_
Gamble
&
Rapid-American Corp
Unlisted
Aluminium
98 %
Oct
12%
107
16% Mar
10%
180
103/4
33%
255
29% Mar
21%
18%
11
323/4
r™
Oct
23%
230
18%
18%
854
27%
27%
787
26 3/4
793
81 %
Feb
23%
241
22% July
233%
—
20%
-
17%
Sep
Sep
20
;
&
Dillon
Corporation
Controls
V".'r\\
23%
Oct
39
Jan
Abbott
30 %
56
28
35
Jan
Acme
60
18
153
33%
Oct
25% Jan
43% Jan
40%
40
43%
374
40
Oct
59 %
Jun
21%
Steel
Admiral
Co
Corp
Apr
Alleghany Corp
15%
Feb
43%
43%
43%
30
43%
Oct
67
Jan
Aluminium
59%
59%
58
Sep
Steel
Sep
621%
129
77
Jan
19%
19%
22
17% July
23%
Jan
13%
Oil
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
14
%
67
11% May
17% Aug
(Un)_
11%
11%
5
11%
•'
Ford
10
Fruehauf
16%
Jan
American
62
26%
Oct
44%
Jan
American
Co (Un)
Cyanamid Co
39%
Sep
57%
313/4
40
23
Apr
American
Investment Co
(111)
American
Mach
American
Motors
813%
1,115
42%
Jan
50
30 %
Jan
39%
Jun
56%
Oct
69%
Jan
American
Rad
70%
Jan
American
57%
43%
26
21%
21%
75
41
18%
Sep
'
Jun
22
Oct
51%
10
39%
Feb
51%
Oct
American
68%
10
47
Apr
68%
Oct
American
Oct
31% Jan
1
1.25
173/a
17%
553/4:"'
553/4
15%
15%
74'/a
\
74%
1
16%
Mar ;
25
~
46
14%
Sep
29
72%
183% 187
' '
33%
160
181
105% 108
— -«
59
95
33%
150
35%
33%
';58%
Martin
Sep
98%
McGraw
Mead
Oct
35%
93
Jan
29
Feb
Jan
38%
100
34
53%
733/4
75%
155
71
41%
41%
43%
231
20
20
26
20
Feb
39%
39%
10
32%
Feb
—
3
-
Sep
Sep
41% Sep
56%
Sep
40%
35
34% May
513/4
86
38%
Apr
Belden
Oct
33%
Mfg
Bell
41% Aug
58% Aug
32 %
non-cumulative
Gossett
&
Exchange
transactions
only
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Mar
68 V*
Jun
18%
18%
2,400
17%
Oct
32%
Jan
11%
1,600
11%
Oct
23%
Jan
1,100
13%
Feb
29% July
500
14%
Jan
19% July
300
17%
9%
9%
341/4
24
30%
10%
34%
24
53
800
8% May
13 7/a
Jau
33
Sep
53 %
Jan
Oct
39%
Jan
29%
30%
1,500
28 %
Oct
35%
Jan
63%
63%
68%
Oct
18%
19
1,000
700
63%
18%
17%
Apr
25%
Jan
35%
35%
38%
300
26% Mar
41%
Aug
33%
33%
35%
3,600
33 %
Oct
43 %
Jan
40
44
3,700
40
Oct
59 %
Jun
19%
19%
700
17%
Feb
20%
Oct
67%
67%
69%
900
Jun
201/4
20%
21%
40%
_i
.
B
11%
'
...
Jan
107
11%
49%
Jan
74
4,500
19%
Sep
29 %
Feb
16
Feb
37%
Jan
12
700
11%
Oct
__
28%
29%
200
25%
Sep
90%
90%
95
62%
62%
300
51% May
37
v
38%
400
33
4,500
80
Jan
May
42%
43%
900
15%
14%
15%
9,600
32
31%' 32
200
•"31%
Feb
60%v
60 %
62
800
57%
Sep
32
-
-<
42%
Oct
10% July
97
63%
Sep
Sep
43
Jan
63
Jan
15%
Oct
38% May
76% Jan
32%
900
29% May
41%
Feb
„
19% -19%
200
18% July
23%
Jan
21
20%
20% Sep
9% Jan
27%
Jan
10 %
Aug
,
1
21%
2,000
9%
9%
200
37%
*
Corp
„
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Steel
Corp
343/4
48
31% Aug
72
35%
Sep
46%
54%
Jan
39%
523/a
75
52%
Oct
69 %
Jun
593/8
59%
30
46
Jan
60%
Sep
25%
25%
15
25%
Sep
34%
Jan
37%
•
10
79%
Sep
853/4 1853/4
41%
109
Jan
Booth
60
34%
49%
Jun
Burorughs
30
41 % Mar
49
Oct
Burton-Dixie
50
22
49%
Oct
15
57%
Feb
Oct
Calumet
83
31%
Sep
48%
Jan
44%
Feb
58%
Jun
Canadian Export Gas Ltd.
Canadian Pacific
(Un)
33%
Sep
85
32%
33
51%
51%
45
5
36%
36'A
46
la
39%
39%
10
__50o
19%
19"%
155
85
__
*
43%
7
40
43%
41
85
Carrier
<fe
%
55'A
Jan
34% May
42%
Jan
Celanese
19%
Oct
26
Jan
Centlivre
35%
Feb
10
40
39%
Jan
31
44
40
25
Sep
24
May
13%
Oct
20 %
Jun
58%
59
150
57%
74
Feb
Oct
1%
.1%
8,000
May
1%
Oct
41%
7,200
39%
Sep
57 %
Jan
40
40
42
300
38%
Feb
30%
30%
31%
500
23% July
53% July
35% Aug
25%
25%
26
300
24%
33%
33%
34%
600
-
195
194
■-<
195
57
74%
74%
81%
8,900
16
16
16%
17
17
17%
1
32%
128
Oct
Oct
Apr
31%
Aug
48 %
Jan
Oct
285
49%
Feb
81%
Oct
400
15%
Sep
27%
Jan
1,100
16%
Sep
23%
Jan
77'/a Jun
32%
Paper
Oct
18%
40%
8
1
(Un)
49
88
500
2,000
1%
—_•
42
Feb
18%
14%
58%
»
—.—*
49%
77
18%
13%
__
8
48%
50
Jan
17% Aug
40%
5
.
41%
88
liy8 May
41%
13%
8
Corp
Borg-Warner
Corp
Budd Company
Burlington Industries
2,200
s
Jun
1
Airplane
Fisheries
88
14
32
8
Manufacturing Co
Boeing
■i
13%
200
pi
Brunswick
Jan
88
2
8
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Brach & Sons (E J)
Binks
Sep
13%
10
Bendix
Bethlehem
9%
3
;
52%
Roebuck
Jun
Jan
56
10
—
Co
39%
50
42.
58%
171/2
preferred—10
Co
34
_.
see page
41%
17%
10
—.,
33 %c
(Ind)
214
20
8
Refining common
39 J/4
5
Standard Oil (New Jersey)
55
18
—10-
(111)
&
197
Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
footnotes,
Co
Oi)
5
;
Jun
18
50
(Un)
5
Brands
19
11%
_2.50
Bastian-Blessing Co
Jan
24%
5%
46% May
50%
'
Standard Oil
&
Corp
323/8
2
Socony Mobil Oil
Sparry Rand J.
14% July
18%
1.28
32%
Radio
Standard
(Un)
34
.5
Oil
Feb
Jan
55
28
Gas___
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco
Corporation
'
40%
50%
1
—5
Lead
Sinclair
Jan
24%
■18%
99%. Jan
Distillers
Regis
>
100
Low
33%
Common
Oct
363/4
Monsanto Chemical
Bears
Oct
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
733/4
*
———
Jun
13%
16 J/a
round-lot
12.50
(Un)
Ashland
36%
National Cash Register
National
Dairy
St
Co
(Un)
Corp
Jan
5
Edison
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Tel
Company
Steel
Armour
Jan
61% July
18% Oct
'
5
National
20%
215
55
1
Jun
137
—'
3
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.: .493
13%
24
(Un)_
133
18%
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National
&
Tobacco
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265%
65
Tel__
_:
Stano
&
Feb
18%
(P)
Co
23%:
Range
of Prices
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Corp
Armco
•
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;
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Oct
65
—
&
,
200
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Corp
Viscose
Anaconda
Jan
18%
.
Tel
Jun
3% Mar
12 %
1,200
Fdrv
&
Arkansas Louisiana
Aug
25'/a
1%
Electric
Greyhound
36
•
1
General Motors
International
55%
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Dynamics
General
Tel
American
513/4
68%
7
__
50%
Oct
13%
Week's
10
Steel Foundries
56%
104
423/4
21%
10
.___
9
36% Mar
Jan
5
5
Trailer
2 % July
130
May
Mar
July
4
34%
(Un)
40
30%
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General
354
9
May '
12.50
Can
Oct
27%
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798
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1
41%
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2
1
30%
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25
Motor
Jan
11%
41%
1
;
5
5
Federated
3%
292
251/4
(Un)
35% Aug
81% Oct
25
Kodak
Jan
Jan
Broadcasting-Paramount
31%
"
the
1
America
of
American Airlines
753/4
Corp
Chemical
2%
12%
220
•
26%
Airplane
of
1
41%
__
Ohio
Steel
Pont
648
Oct
Apr
May
55
10
Ltd
Aluminum Co
American
Apache
Du
2%
10
2%
50c
Theatres (Un)
Eastman
6
v
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Dow
4%
Sep
16%
1
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass Manufacturing
97% Sep
Steel
Jan
6%
12
2%
23
13%
10
29%
Detroit
32%
28
9
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5
Jan
___
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Par
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Oct
_
Light—
Sep
Sep
5%
Sale Price
Anaconda
&
Feb
12
;
19%
——-
Feb
19%
5%
ir
79%
Power
271/2
Oct
273
STOCKS
-
11%
Dayton
Jun
17
425
compilation
128
Curtiss-Wright
21%
400
2%
1
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50
18%
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499
11%
25c
337
Products
22%
Friday
24%
34%
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
Jan
2%
2%
1
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307
Corn
3%
17
Midwest Stock
134% Aug
28% Aug
18%
.
Oct
Apr
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10
;
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24%
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Jan
1%
1%
2%
1
11%
Columbia
55%
500
800
36"% Mar
33%
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Oct
1%
11%
2
—
95
Brunswick.
41%
Jan
2
1
11%
Boeing
6%
4,594
44%
Oct
3
Co
Jan
Feb
3%
2
&
92%
30
Sep
400
1,280
90%
&
17%
1,031
20%
Beth
42%
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6%
91
Baltimore
61% July
29%
20%
Armco
Jan
251/4 July
801
5%
Sep
33%
Motors
Avco
39%
503
1,206
4
Feb
Jan
66%
4
Jan
5
38V2
29%
American Tel & Tel Co
Ashland
401/4
Jun
Sep
6%
38% July
28% Jan
-
Oct
123% 127%
125
*
1
Radiator
Sep
4
29%
Jun
95
152
21
1
American
29%
160
450
Oct
10
923/4
21
12.50
American
130
'
.
Sep
21
Jan
29%
Upjohn Co
97%
Sep
251/4
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Feb
98%
92%
Sep
Apr
Cyanamid
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47%
Sep
18"%
,
18%
.
Oct
14%
27%
66%
94 %
40% Mar
10
Products
Jan
16% May
61% July
1,421
17
Company
70%
->•
40% Aug
Oct
5,330
,
17
Davis
30
American
27
3
Jan
Feb
5
Bearing
common
Udylite
41 %
•
Airlines
91%
&
Manufacturing
873/4 Mar
98%
'
22%
1
Can
18
1%
Sugar
Universal
92%
Limited
American
94%
4%
42%
Jan
40%
Jan
1%
22%
Refineries
Feb
Jan
26% July
.10
American
53%
31%
1.66%
;
Jan
3%
"
Hi/2
604
1
Screw
Parke
Sep
Stoeka
Allis-Chalmers
1,040
29%
1
Wines
Aug
863/4 Aug
Feb
773/4
-
2
common
1,487
12% S
593/a
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38%
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10
1
Procter
433/4
4%
18%
12%
Oct
12%
31%
1
29
593/a
94%
Chemical Corp
Ind
Scotten
30
5
new
Rudy
85
5
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Greeting Cards
834
29%
5
Industries
Ball
Rickel
Jan
32%
1
Kroger
Oct
130
29%
"
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*
_
National
Feb
42%
85
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Diamond
1%
1%
:
15%
*
34%
98%
So
Stockyards
37%
Oct
443/4
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18%
Sep
Oct
32%
36%
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15%
*
Jan
85
—100
preferred
Union
36%
10
_
-
1
23%
227
550
43%
common—
25%
14
Sep
8%
15%
Michigan
High
25
;■■';
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4%
43%
Michigan Chemical
Low
32%
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pfd
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Telephone
Cincinnati
Cohen
4%
T
8.50
26 %
■
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Brewing
Masco
Range Since Jan. 1
15
18
24%
25%
25%
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Co
Lakes
Leonard
100
18
•
15%
Feb
1
Trailer
Wood
LaSalle
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!
12%
2%
Jun
100
3
;
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Shares
High
Low
362
33/4
42
,
2
!
General Motors Corp
Sales
24%
—10
common
Milling
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
13%
1
Federal-Mogul-Bower
for Week
of Prices
Par
42
*
;
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Sep
Sales
20
41 %
Houdaille
Gas
66
Mar
High
29
•;'1 '■:
10
Edison
Oct
15%
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25
1
common—
Detroit Steel Corp
Hoover
Cincinnati
58
Shares
58% Mar
Great
Balcrank
Jun
33/4
~i%
5
—
Power
$4.50 preferred
Goebel
*
64%
7%
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;
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Fruit
Jan
Feb
13%
—
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Machine—
&
26%
4
13%
1
38% July
10% Oct
283
290
•■-v-
26%
2.50
Stop & Shop Inc
United
103%
Jan
Aug
Low
1
Electric
Detroit
Shawmut
Apr
Sep
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Wrigley Stores
243
11
26%
Week's ;
-
Sale Price
Jun
100
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
25
Chemical
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3,020
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10%
—5
Chemical
RR
Mining Co
Rexall
Jan
46 %
Exchange
Friday.
STOCKS
—4
1
1
New
Quincy
$3,000
Cincinnati prices.
Jan
87% Aug
36% Jan
72%
Narragansett Racing Association
Pennsylvania
Jan
148
Sep
Oct
•■,,
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;
Olin
110
Aug
22
50c
com—
Lone Star Cement Corp
Service
47%
91
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the transmission
are
61% July
93% Apr
Sep
83
74 %
Kennecott Copper Corp__
National
110% 114%
110%
Jan
Jan
86%
Jun
34%
30% Aug
V
Sep
82%
,;
Feb
68%
1
Co
Jan
23%
Feb
65%
5
Co.
Coal
34%
i
Jan
24
48% Jan
24% Mar
f
1
Jan
26%
Shoe
Westinghouse Electric
Sep
.58%
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Oct
•
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Gillette Co
Creek
785
27%
7%
100
Motor Co
Island
39%
5
National
Ford
14%
Sep
•
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56
23%
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adjustment
cum
General
13%
Apr
17%
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Oct
68"%
Feb
50%
65
139
Jan
59%
163
& Fuel Associates com—10
Eastern Gas
Eastern
*
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Co
122
257
65 %
51%
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Range
8
139
62 %
62%
25
Co
Service
139
100
——
Jan
Jun
65%
Union Carbide
U
U
Anaconda Company
High
47%
—1
Sunray Oil
30% Jan
28% Apr
,
Low
—,10
for Week
Range
Par
Shares
33%
American
American Tel
for Week
of Prices
Par
Last
Sales
Range
Last
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Sale Frice
Monday, October 24, 1960
,
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Boston Stock Exchange
STOCKS
.
.
35% May
39% Sep
690
Corp (Un)
Corp
Hecla
Corp
—5
Inc
Central
Jan
50%
Jan
Cbamplin Oil & Refining
$3 convertible preferred
31%
800
28%
Oct
40%
Jun
24%
600
22%
Jan
29
Aug
18%
18%
2,700
30c
lft
1A
1%
3,500
1%
Jun
21%
21%
21%
250
21%
Oct
__
28%
__10
common
48% Aug
28%
23%
——25
Corp of America (Un)
Brewing Corp
& South West Corp
44%
28%
23%
—5.
12.50
common
26%
2
Jan
H Mar
27%
Apr
1
200
27%
Jan
41 %
Jan
23
2.50
—25
28%
Sep
23
24%
300
22%
Qct
31%
Jan
13%
33%
•
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1
28 %
17%
13%
14%
3,000
5%
Feb
18%
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—
—
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33%
36%
900
19"%
20%
3,000
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56
80
Feb
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51
Jan
Sep
41 %
Jun
20%
Jan
57%
Oct
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
I
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Chicago
Milw
Chicago
&
5%
(Un)
Paul
St
&
A
Low
55%
25
Pacific
Northwestern
series
*
15%
15 »/8
Chicago Yellow Cab Co Inc
Cities
Service
Cleveland
Co
15
8.50
36
in
47
Co
Cliff's
Coleman
Iron
Par
Jan
15 %
Oct
26
Jan
22
Oct
36
Motorola Inc
Jan
4%%
pfd
1,900
Mount
Vernon
•
16%
.«
10
2iy4
21%
21%,
Commonwealth Edison
25
64%
64%
65%
1.33%
34%
34%
36%
48-
48
common...
Oct
18
17%
Feb
41%
31
Feb
48 %
Oct
82
Jan
91
Aug
103/4
Oct
16%
Feb
16%
35
Oct
18%
.2,100
5
21%
Jun
Lead
Co
National
Tile
&
New
Consol
Natural
Consumers
Gas
lo
2
Co
Power
Container
(Un)
2,500
26% Mar
363/4
Northern
42% May
49%
Indiana
Oct
200
Illinois
Sep
900
Sep
July
Northern
* ;
Corp of America
Corn
Co
Corp
5
Products
Co
Crowell
Collier
Crucible
Steel
Cudahy
500
53"%
23%:
1,700
20%
Sep
29
34%
400
33%
Oct
46%
8%
200
8%
Oct
11%
Jan
23%
500
20%
Sep
41 %
Jan
1
of
Packing
22
22
61
Jan
68%
68%
68%
100
56 %
July
l
33%
33%
35%
945
31%
Sep
36%
America
States
17%
17%
171/4
200
17
Sep
293/4
8%
8%
700
8%
Oct
133/4
16%
171/4
800
163/4
Oct
31%
Oak
Jan
Du
>
5
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Co
1
Chemical Co
Pont
(E I)
Eastern
Air
Eastman
El
Paso
Inc
Co
National
;
Railroad
First
Mills
Ford
683/4
Oct
W
America
(Un)
38%
22%
32%
Amer
Jan
23%
600
22%
Oct
33
Box
General
94 Va
Jan
133
:
General
Contract
General
General
Foods
General
Finance.:
27% Mar
35
Sep
200
25%
Oct
27
Oct
Process
12%
12%
200
12%
Oct
5
12%
12%
100
12
Apr
16% July
22 Va Jun
6%
6%
100
6Vb
Oct
13%
General
Portland
General
Public
Gen
Tele
General
6%
1,400
6%
Oct
12%
400
24%
Feb
34%
Oct
33
1,400
~
34%
35
5,100
33%
Oct
42%
36
34
36
1,800
32
Jun
39
8
Genesco
Inc
Gillette
6%
200
6%
64%
64
68%
2,800
60% July
92%
Glen
Alden
Glidden
__
12%
13
1,800
12%
19%
Jun
Oct
18%
18%
18%
1,917
17%
Sep
30
9%
10%
1,250
7%
Jun
11
Corn
Co
71%
1,000
60%
Feb
80
8%
200
7%
Jun
9
Jan
(W
Granite
City
H)
Great
Lakes
Bros
Greyhound
Coro
Co
6%
38%
60Q
74%
73%
14
100
6%
"37
73%
95
6%
2,800
Co
Oil
3%
Oct
Hein
Heller
Inc
70%
Sep
Howard
Dutch
Hupp
St
Jan
Louis
National
Sash
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Inland
&
Louis
St
Public
Regis
Sep
Oct
31%
Schenley
55%
Schering
Corp
Jan
36%
1,100
Aug
39%
Jan
32
45
46 %
25 Va
Oct
34
Schwitzer
43%
Sep
80%
27
Sep
4,200
Jan
13%
200
12%
37%
500
35
Oct
23 Va
43%
47%
Shell
20%
2iy4
900
20%
Oct
34%
1,100
30
Feb
41%
17%
700
17
Oct
17%
Oct
1%
Apr
2 %
July
34%
Sep
50%
Jan
56% May
66%
Feb
2
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1,100
2
900
40"%
37%
40%
3,100
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59%
59%
100
,
20%
-
400
20 %
20%
Feb
10%
Sep
Jan
24%
Oil
RR
Chemical
&
ciasa
Tel
Jefferson
Electric
Kaiser Aluminum
&
&
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
; Kropp
Forge Co__
Co
Southern
Pacific
Co
(Un)
C)
&
9%
500
50%
51%
200
38%
Feb
54
35%
50
35
Sep
38
8
18%
-
1,000
3%
Feb
7%
Oct
36%
Jun
39 Va
Jan
700
7%
Oct
13%
100
24% Aug
32%
22%
22%
200
21%
Aug
30%
220
16
Aug
300
31%
Oct
33%
33%
33%
1,400
27%
Jun
55
55
58
900
42%
Jan
60% Sep.
49
49
53%
49
Oct
77 %
19%
19%
11
19
Jun
26
32%
32%
34%
300
32%
Oct
52%
Jan
10
Z_5
53
10
4
600
29%
Sep
47»/8
53
55%
600
53
Oct
78%
Jan
61%
200
46%
Feb
70
Jun
40%
40%
41
300
39% Mar
55% Jun
39%
40
1,800
37%
71 Va
Jan
84%
84%
200
56% Jan
84%
Oct
29%
29
29%
400
28%
Sep
3iya
29
Apr
29
29
300
29
Oct *
38
Jan
Sep
463/4
Jan
33%
33%
37%
Sep
50 %
49%
*
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"~9%
27%
27%
28
40%
40%
41%
33
500
1
24% Aug
43
Co
com
38%
Sep
50%
33%
400
29 %
Feb
49%
400
48 s/8
Oct
91
91%
400
86%
34%
34%
34%
100
33%
Apr
38%
38%
40%
700
32
Feb
193/4
19%
2OV4
900
18% Mar
53%
53%
Sep
10%
1,500
10
Sep
57%
1,300
52 %
36%
9%
9%
900
9%
33 Va
200
31%
15%
15%
200
Un )
Co
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Chemical
;
Chemical
Ward
(Un)
&
Co
Sep
15% Sep
52
Aug
11% Apr
54%" Jan,
19% May
20%
20%
20%
100
20
__
46%
47%
600
47% Oct
24%
300
22%
Sep
28
Jan
51%
Feb
59%
Jun
Aug
51%
52%
6,100
44%
13%
13%
13%
1,100
12% July
8%
8%
800
7%
Jun
8%
8%
8%
400
7%
30 V*
Apr
80 Va
Jan
Jun
Jun
100
36%
15% Aug
9% Jan
8%
38
35%
•
1,900
33%
Sep
55 %
Jan
40%
2,700
30
Jun
42 %
Jan
45%
39%
37%
39%
36
38
45%
200
38%
Feb
49% July
19%
19%
26%
26%
400
19%
19%
19%
3,200
38%.
Z-Il
100
18%
Sep
Jun
26%
Jan
43
Jan
-n
Mar
300
35%
Feb
39%
Apr
—25
39%
39%
40%
3,700
41
9,000
convertible
J
(Un)
(Ohio)
40 1
ZZ_.
47%
14
29%
14%
100
300
35
Oil
Co_
a
Company
—25
21
Jan
65%
Oct
1,900
8%
Jun
24%
Jan
July
48% July
17%
Jan
63
Jan
8%
9
900
51%
52
1,500
18%
22%
Jaq
July
36% July
13%
9%
44
Jan
56
33
17,003
57
52
50%
447/« May
23% Oct
Oct
18
"
Feb
Sep
Apr
87/a
Corp
Mid-Continent
46%
Oct
29%
54%
10%
May
*
39%
23
9%
(Un)__
487/a Aug
60% Jan
13%
24%
55%
Corp
Gas
400
24%
issued
Tenn
400
24%
29%
Corp
Furniture
&
48%
23%
preferred
Corporation
Sunray
■
Jan
28%
Oct
350
_
23%
19%
1,100
(Un)___
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42% Jan
23% Mar
46%
Jan
Aug
1,200
32
Texas
200
200
7
16%
33
Mar
Jun
Sep
26%
Jan
Jan
22%
23%
2,700
20% May
24%
44
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45%
1,700
39% July
507/s
Thor
Feb
3,000
20%
Oct
24%
Apr
Jan
Trane
54%
Tool
Edison
Co
Company
Corp
Trav-ler Radio
Jan
Jan
77
76%
700
64%
Jun
86%
31%
31%
31%
100
29%
Oct
20%
20%
800
19
36% Aug
24% Jan
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200
31 % Mar
38%
74
600
72 3/8
99%
Jan
81%
92%
1,900
63
Jan
82%
Oct
Union
2%
2%
13,000
2
Sep
3% Jan
Union
Electric
58
58%
400
66%
Jun
24%
24%
800
23
Jun
28%
Jan
18%
18%
18%
300
15%
Feb
19%
62%
62%
300
58% Mar
23
23%
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600
1,500
23
Oct
Sep
75% Aug
29% Mar
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11%
Jan
34
34%
400
33% May
39%
Jan
37%,
37%
37%
200
30% Mar
43 %
Sep
30
30
30%
1,900
29%
Oct
36%
Jun
1,000
108%
Sep
147%
Jun
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Aug
47% Feb
Oct
72%
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79
24%
23
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20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
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Power
Toledo
25
21%
50c
Transmission
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Thompson
May
20% Sep
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Textron
46 3/4
89%
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Texaco Inc
Jun
38
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37%
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,
Union
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Carbide
Oil
21%
22%
400
18%
Feb
24% Aug
Union
Pacific
23%
23%
100
233/4
Oct
293/4
Jan
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1,400
Oct
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Jan
89%
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84%
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51
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22 Mi
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United
Fruit
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Oct
May
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215
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100
147
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July
July
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172
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16
17
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Webcor
96
May
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13
16
1
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163/4
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150
Aug
16% July
10
28%
28%
293/4
700
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1
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93/8
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300
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26
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397/b Aug
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41%
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25%
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38%
100
32%
Sep
Apr
46% Aug
32 Ye
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200
25%
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377/8
Jan
77/b
Jun
10
7%
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25
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16
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91%
91
92
400
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5
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44%
46%
700
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73%
76%
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52
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Whirlpool Corp
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Jan
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25%
Universal Oil Products
Jan
173
Sep
8%
733/4 Mar
Steel
500
400
31
31%
116
Jan
Jan
Jun
Sep
63%
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Oct
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Aug
Jan
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Sep
200
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Universal
Jun
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Apr
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25
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7
200
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200
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200
155
154
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Mar
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Feb
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32
39%
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17
31%
43%
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Storkline
Jan
24%
10
57% Jan
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Stewart-Warner
Jun
39
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Montgomery
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Mar
44
6
Sep
30 %
25
common
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Monsanto
49%
17
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37%
1
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South
41% Mar
-6.25
White
Middle
1,200
66% May
37% Jun
26% Mar
Standard
Jan
29%
50c
Co
Corp
Blanke
49%
(Un)
Public
Co
1
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Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer
30
48%
48%
fi
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29%
4
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,
18% Oct
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24%
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convertible
43
200
56% Feb
Standard Oil of California
Standard
U
$7
700
19%
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Spiegel Inc
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2,000
45 %
18%
15
Jan
5
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
(F.
28%
45
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27%
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8.75
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McCrory
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Southwestern
Sep
3334
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1,700
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14%
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51
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900
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Jan
42%
67% Sep
Feb
1
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22%
Jun
10%
1T.40
Jan
5
(Un*
Sep
Apr
41%
Mar
3.50
Tel
&
71
16 %
100
5
13
7.50
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400
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18
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26% July
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68%
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18%
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37%
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5
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Marshall
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&
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Aug
17
10
International Shoe Co
&
800
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18%
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23% Mar
32%
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40%
1
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Jan
17%
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Laclede. Gas
35 %
33%
40 %
11
Inc
Class
Jan
May
32% Sep
32%
1
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Power
35%
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Jan
35
20
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International
Kansas
Jan
,
Corp
Sears
87% Aug
12%
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3
International
>
20 %
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60
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&
Oct
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Aug
May
600
83%
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7
500
28
27%
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35
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15
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Oct
63%
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400
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200
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Sep
Sep
29%
29
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10,800
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Jan
53
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63%
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Walter
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Jan
5
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8
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,
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5
28%
,
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Sep
1,300
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43%
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25
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Reynolds
Metals
Co
Reynolds
(R J) Tobacco
July
71%
5
(Un)
2,600
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Jan
32
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Oct
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31%
48
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Oats
Revlon
Feb
91/2
1
Co
Oct
108
Oct
Corp
Corp of America (Un)
Rath
Packing
Corp
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
12 %
3
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(The)
59%
16
58% Mar
Sep
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700
40%
58%
Oct
7
26% Mar
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Feb
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39%
49%
79
36%
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Pure
Feb
Oct
6%
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39%
.
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100
300
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Feb
5
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&
300
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Feb
34%
1
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&
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300
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Jan
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50%
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1,300
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27
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Jan
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Jun
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Sep
37
Co
24%
2.50
Electric Co
General
&
31%
1
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25%
31
;
25%
10
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Corp
51
500
59
1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Jun
2
Candy Corp
800
25%
16
15
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
5
Transportation
General
Jan
54%
36%
Co
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
2,000
5
Corp
Jan
13
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Quaker
Inc
Bankshares
19 Va
Oct
30%
Co
Parke-Davis
Jan
22%
1
Co
Ge.-.eral
Aug
9
36%
Pacific Gas & Electric
Richman
Gen
5
25
Co—
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Olin-Mathieson Chemical
Jan
98%
Sep
182% Oct
300
99% 107%,
II
Corporation
Co
Ohio
Aug
265%
Jun
72
1,050
1,400
(
48 Va
Apr
22%
l
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Trailer Co
D
185
600
99%
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Dairies
Fruehauf
74 %
183
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of
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F
&
20
9
5
3
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Wisconsin
Flour
25
73%
1
Phonograph
6%
49%
16
Co
(Un)
*
&
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Gas
3
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Falstaff Brewing Corp
Firestone
45%
24%
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Radio
24%
5
(Un)
wi
common
Emerson
Erie
Lines
Kodak
Jan
7
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Paramount Pictures
44%
5
(Un)
Natural Gas
New
Elgin
:
45%
5
de Nemours
Edison
1%
82%
5
Ry
Power
Manufacturing
Ohio
Jun
Oct
Jan
16%
Co
Dodge Manufacturing Co.
Dow
Public
Northwest Airlines
Pan
&
Co
Jan
Curtlss-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
50%
*
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Northwest Bancorporation
Oct
12.50
Publishing..™
Co
RR
Natural
(Minnesota)
97%
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51
s
Jan
-
Oct
1,350
25%
1
Gas
Pacific
Northern
Jan
33%
l
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of
59%
22%
3%
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Continental Motors
Controls
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23%
33%
5
Continental Can Co
-
63%
%
9
52
1
;
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ft
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900
6%
9
5
Mfg
Central
Northern
Consolidated -Foods
6%
5
(Un)
Co
Northern
Oct
68
York
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(Un)
Prod
Gypsum
National
Jan
56 % Mar
Register
Distillers
Low
66%
%
*
National
Range Since Jan.
High
Specialities—
A
Cash
National
Shares
64%
commonZZZZl
Co
for Week
of Prices
Low
65%
Corp
National
Aug
600
(The)
Motor
class
Nachman
Sep
31
2,200
„
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia Gas System (Un)
15
250
12
I6.1/4
Jan
600
90
10%
v>
47%
89%
11
Conv
Jan
71%
3
Jan
15%
.
400
36%
47
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29%
Oct
9
Sep
40% Aug
200
■
,
36
100
Inc-
2,000
15
_
21%
300
9%
42%
*
.
Electric
22%
43%
9
42%
25
&
100
22%
Shore &c So Bend__12.50
Gas
1,400
23%
69%
0ct
Muskegon
_100
Corp
Cincinnati
16%
23%
553/a
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Ry—
preferred
South
fhrvsler
720
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
57%
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
55%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_»
Chicago
for Week
of Prices
Par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Sales
Jun
-
Motor
Wieboldt
34% Aug
>
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Co
41% May
55%
Jan
64%
Jun
47%
47%
50%
2,300
45% Feb
25%
26%
1,500
22% Aug
World Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co_L
Jan
1
40
40
40%
300
40
Oct
67%
Jan
21
21
22
250
19
Jan
26%
Jun
38%
38%
200
33% May
42%
42%
42%
600
36%
67%
67%
100
14
14%
1,400
80%
80%
75
59% Feb
12% Sep
78% Apr,
•
(Un)Z_Z
(Un)
34%
*
common
& Co (Un)
Wisconsin Electric Power
(F
200
25%
Z
Aug
13 y» July
3,100
«
Wilson
Woolworth
Apr
60
10%
45%
' 6 25
Z
Inc
9%
10
45
10%
2%
Corp
Co
Stores
54
10
42%
10
__
l
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80%
Feb
Feb
73
Sep
July
19
Jan
42%
84% Jan
25% July
10%
Oct
55%
Jan
153
Jan
Yates-American
Youngstown
Machine
Sheet
&
Co
5
ZZ*
Tube
'
Zenith
Radio
Corp
ZZ"
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17
88%
102
17
88%
102
17
Mar
17%
500
89%
200
85% Sep
107%
500
95
Apr
24
Jun
137%
Jan
129 %
Sep
36
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
tI>
Last
CKS
Low
Admiral
Aeco
A
Alleghany
Allied
warrants
Corp
Chemical
27c
26c
4%
4
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Amerada
Co
Airlines
American
Bosch
American
Arma
Co
Cement
American
MARC
Rad &
Smelting
15
Oct
27
Mar
(Un)_—
Tobacco
American
Viscose
•
23%.
-
•
Tel
23%
Oct
Oct
500
10%
Oct
19%
-
21 % May
26
7%
7%
100
20 %
21%
3,000
20
Sep
11%
12
400
11%
Oct
(Un)_ —•
50
50
100
33%
92%
94%
2,100
63%
63%
200
51% May
63 %
37%
1,400
32 % May
43%
37%
21%
21 %
23%
4,300
50
(Un)
Armour
&
Co
Warrants
Atchison
(Un)
43
(111)
42% Mar
56%
80
97%
20%
67%
Jan
400
60
100
57%
31%
32%
500
29% May
31 Va
Atlas
Ayco
Mfg
Bell
&
Howell
3%
3%
3%
13%
41%
64-
Inc
38%
56%
13,800
.
1,400
Sep
Apr
48
Hill
Co
(Un)
Sep
35%
Feb
81%
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)-»~
Burroughs
Corp
16%
27%
15%
500
Sep
8%
Jan
7
200
8
Jun
8%
California Packing Corp
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)__
31
Oct
36%
Capital
Airline
Carrier
Corporation
Case
(J
I)
Inc
9%
100
Jun
11%
&
Co
17 %
100
16%
Sep
23%
(Un)
31%
300
28%
Oct
40
Jun
35
35%
400
27%
Apr
Celanese
Cerro
Corp
de
Chadbcurn
Champlin
Gotham
Chesapeake
Chi
Mil
Corp
&
&
Clary
Commonwealth
Power
Continental
Can
Continental
Products
Crestmont
Co
Co
22%
Sep
31%
Oil
41%
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Corp
200
1%
17%
900
100
Hammond
Jan
13%
41%
(Un)
17 %
Jan
9c
900
17%
1,900
Holly
65 %
l-f'8
207a
16%
6
Greyhound
Jan
600
40%
18%
44%
Gulf
17% Aug
85%
10c
Corp
Budd
6%
Sep
11% May
81%
1%
19
17
1
(Un)
Great
Jan
Oct
40%
Jan
Jan
41%
11%
8
5
5
Corp
Graham-Paige
Feb
27%
200
5c
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores
Brunswick
26%
Sep
12
PI
(Un)
Co
Oil
81%
1
Consolidated Min
Airplane
Chic a
(Un)
Corp
Oct
12%
1
of Texas.
Great Northern
Feb
17
3%
800
14
42
12
(Un)—13
_*
Inc
Steel
Mammoth
17
43% July
63%
Grace
Jan
32% May
700
13(4
Co
Cons
Bethlehem
Boeing
200
3
Intercontinental
Bolsa
2,600
37%
(Un)
Bell
Benguet
400
21%
37%
__
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Beckman
Instrument Inc
Black
17%
20%
37%
200
42%
Goodrich
Jan
76%
Sep
20%
17
21 %
57%
63%
Foods
Co
Motors
Good
38% May
300
32%
10
—1
(Un)
Co
Oil Co
Co_.
Pacific
Glidden
Mar
Oct
42%
43%
32
60
——__
Refining
Corp (Un)
Feb
54%
2
38
Goodyear
42
Oct
42%
(Un)—10
(Un)_
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
30
19%
Sep
Jan
32
5
Sep
8%
Glen
Sep
60
(Un)—
17%
74%
Gladding
Feb
10
Gas
Corp
500
8
Gladden
Apr
*
Steel
Armco
18%
37%.
Getty
Jan
29%
16
2.50
(Un)
-
18 Ve
73%
Gillette
Jan
25
25
(Un)
14%
Sep
18 %
•8
Gimbel
Oct
36%
(Un)
Corp
6%
Aug
1
73%
Georgia-Pacific
Jun
20%
11%
——50o
(Un)——1.66%
1
Co
74
50 % Mar
125
General
Oct
200
68%
Feb
5
General Tire
Jun
150
.500
26
Oct
51%
General
26% May
59 % Jun
66%
Co
Louisiana
Oct
12%
1,800
Electric
General
41 % Aug
43 % Jan
40
100
•
11%
25%
33%
2,700
107
Co_
Dynamics Corp,
General
Apr
66%
Foundry Co—3.50
Co
—
42
40
10%
10%
-
600
35%
40
*
1
—10
Corp
Anaconda
33%
23%
33 Va
10
(Un)
Refining
American
&
Jan
400
500
Inc—
Tel
28%
15 %
•
1,000
13
99%
Exploration Co of California__l
General
Jan
15
30%
-
12%
101
General
Jan
25%
36% -36%
2
pfd (Un)—_25
Corp
American
71
17%
65
19%
Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
&
55% July
200
63
18%
12.50
Co
-
High
12%
General
Jan
Oct
Trailer
Controls
General
Jan
Theatres (Un)_l
Ltd
Motors
American
Arkansas
35 %
102 %
'
Machine &
American
Ampex
Sep
Sep
24%
63
(Un)
Cyanamid
American
Amer
28%
63%
General
Jan
400
400
18%
Corp (Un)
Corp
Factors
American
40
30%
68%
400
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
General American
Jan
64
25
Low
Shares
2
Garrett Corporation
Aug
30 %
*
American Electronics Inc.1—;
American
10
64
24%
Inc
Inc
Fruehauf
Jan
56%
Sep
(Un)_—1
com
Bdcast-Para
Can
7%
6% May
47
Dairies
of Prices
Mar
Jun
Sep
30%
(Un)
Inc
American
American
400
900
39c
Friden
Jan
1
(Un)
America (Un)
Petroleum
American
7%
49%
23%
Oct
20c
Foremost
High
•
Mfg
of
Co
3%
7%
9
10
:
Limited
Aluminum
700
,
49%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
10%
30c
1,700
33,500
4%
10%
2
Corp
10%
Industries
J
Low
High
11%
1
10c
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
for Week
Range
1
Par
Shares
of Prices
Par
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Week's
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Monday, October 24, 1960
—a—l
1
200
11
300
41%
5%
__
42
5%
2,400
28%
28%
10%
"
400
Oct
Jan
July
.
Oct
17 Va
Jan
34% Mar
600
5%
38%
49 %
Jun
10
Jan
5%
Oct
26% Mar
.
.
38 Ve
Jun
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1641)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Philco Corp (Un *
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter &
Gamble
Co
Puget Sound P &
Pullman
Inc
Radio Corp
T—
Inc
Co
(Un)
Dutch
Ryan
Co
32%
32%
34%
200
32%
Sep
53 VIb
10%
1,000
7%
Feb
11 ¥4
531/4
54%
531/4
Oct
77¥8
13%
9,000
12
Sep
253/b
Feb
70
Seaboard
Finance"
Co
Jun
59
Servomechanisms
Inc
-
;•
22
Co
Public
Southern
Cal
Calif
Southern
Southern
Standard
Standard
Co
pfd
series
Co
Corp
29%
r
.
12%
Corp
Oil
(The)
Sugar
Airlines
United
Aircraft
Indus
Warrants
Corp
.
U
S
U
S
S
Smelt
U
S
Industries
Steel
Inc
600
13%
12
35
•
13 ¥8
Feb
-24%
Apr
227/8
-
181/2
Jan
Cons
Bros
73/8
157/B
163/4
•628
71%
72%
42.
44 %
Oil
*1
157/b
•
14 yB
General
5%
-
Feb
-ft
Light-!
_
40
201/e Mar
223%
28 i/a
Jan
31
4¥o
Jan
Corp
Motors
Corp____!
Lehigh
Coal
Maaison
&
Oct
54%
310
ll7/a
Oct
1634
61/4
Jun
8
15¥a
Sep
28
Merck
Sep
&
Pennsalt
Aug
Co
374
','
934
2,118
48%
173
Chemicals
Corp
300
300
193/s
19%
4,700
73/4
100
393/a
393/8
100
311/4
Apr
393%
Oct
44%
100
41
Sep
49%
Jan
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Oct
l3/a
Jun
Philco
681/4
181/4
233/4
50
Jan
28%
Gas
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Jan
40%
135/e
"1,588
"1,560
19 ¥8
7 ¥4
Oct
26
Oct
Peoples
Jan
123%
18%"
*
50
&
Power
RR
161/2 July
Sep
10%
41%
44%
10,694
41 ¥a
Oct
561%
20 %
20%
12
20
Jun
"20%
20%
10
193/4
Aug
263/8
'
303/4
487
18¥a
-
Drug Stores
10%
263/b
*
'
294
195
78%
-
78%
175
18%
53%
83%
202
10%
;
•
-
10%
183/a
51%
Jan
10
Mar
21
.
22i/a
Jan
411%
Apr
Jun
13
Aug
Jan
16% May
193A
Jan
36 %
.
58 34
Aug
Apr
73% Mar
24
27
547
23
July
95¥4 May
30% Jan
25 ¥B
25 ¥a
253/4
200
223/a
Feb
26%
27
267/b
27%
2,977
25%
Jan
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Aug
Sep
11
10 ¥4
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4,924
10%
Oct
17%
Jan
333A
333/4"
216*
32
Oct
205
347/b
Jan
,
24%
5
49 ¥4
Electric
50%
Jan
Potomac
Electric
423/a
Jan
Progress
Mfg
Jan
Public Service Electric
31
31
100
28%
Apr
40
48
49%
200
48
Oct
65
.
59
400
47% Mar
65%
Jan
9%
10%
4,600
—
8
3
—
preferred
—
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8
10
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!
18%
—100
series
Power
50%
10
100
2,956
47 %
Apr
53
8%
1,502
73/4
20%
1,782
100
Aug
12% May
Oct
34%
975/b
80
Sep
18
100
Apr
Oct
283/a
29%
1,476
26"%
Sep
Feb
14
14%
319
34
Oct
20
Jan
405/a
397/a
40 %
674
36
Mar
41%
Sep
9%
9%
9%
275
Oct
18 TA
Jan
87%
88 ¥0
1,003
72
Feb
92%
Jun
443A
46%
1,011
403A
Oct
64%
Jun
91
22-3/b
Aug
•
■
——!—! —1
Cor—
45% Jan
66% July
493A
513A
1
18
100
*
•31%
Aug
Jan
58
Corn
Co—
48%
51
•
Co—
Transportation
Oct
23%
"
Inc...—__—
22%
22%
81/0
Jun
241/4
Jan
9%
Scott
2,000
71% May
171/a
Jan
36%
100
Smith Kline
25'/a Mar
393/4
Aug
243/a
Jan
23%
23%
200
20 %
3%
3%
600
44 %
31/4 July
39 ¥8 Sep
44%
16%
200
17
300
16%
16 %
17%
21%
21
21%
May
2,200
20 ¥8
18%
Unit.pd
Jan
24%
Sep
24%
Jun
8 6'/a
363% Aug
24% Feb
16%
1,300
20%
—5
16%
20%
500
Sep
18 ¥4 July
%
400
47
53
58
58
24%
24%
15 ¥4
100
19%
19%
23%
23%
2.75
3.00
37%
40%
1,500
50c
Improvement
Gas
Light
Lothrop
.13.50
Feb
28%
54
641
42% May
55%
57"%
583/B
128
57 aA
Oct
58%. Oct
48 3/4
493/a
313
46 %
Apr
503A
513/4
707
60
60
-
48 3/4
*
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common—
257/B
52%
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■
—
10
■
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_
*
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Jun
31
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5s
Transit
Co
inc
series
4s
series A
6%%
A_ -1975
79%
-1975
—
subord
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79%
Jan
2.75
Oct
43
873A
300
110%
Sep
1453/4
80%
2,900
600
31¥4
Jan
39%
41%
42
Aug
930
3 3 Va Mar
10
25 Ve
253/8
900
13%
133/4
1,300
12'/2
31%
33%
1,100
25 ¥4
Apr
371/8
37%
393/a
400
32 7/fl
Apr
45%
37%
7%
25
Jun
73/4
200
*
16
16
16%
1,100
10
323/4
323/4
32 3/4
1
6 %
6 %
7
300
6%
Oct
1%
1 %
300
l¥s
Oct
:
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8
8
83/4
400
8
5
45%
45%
300
42%
29%
30
200
73
74%
16%
73
:—-H-10
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2.50
31
48%
30%
_
—-—1
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46
1,900
:
233/4
233/4
600
42 ¥b
7
•j-
1
40
48
.
*
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Harbison
361/2
Apr
Sep
103
41
Apr
S
80
May
Shown
Are
34
34
90
77B
8 %
61
63/8
39 ¥b
393/a
393/8
35
'377/B
Mar
45
45
24
395/b Mar
30 V8
30'%
10
28 3A
21%
217%
208
1
10
Pgh—
9
5
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24%
Jan
'67%
;.
Jun
Rockwell-Standard Corp
29 %
Jan
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
Westinghouse Air Brake—
Westinghouse Elec Corp
23%
Sep
33
100
in34
peb
505/b July
100
39% May
!
44
Sep
*
Last
Range
♦
Low
373A
-5
—1
— :
32%
pfd_
2 9 ¥4
25
pfd
50
see page
42.
—
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for Week
6.25
'r
5%
100
31%
32 '/s
30%
35 % Mar
606
51%
45
July
40¥a
Jan
383/4
Jan
19% Mar
1'
Atlas
24 Va July
30
75
46%
51%
413/4
July
27% July
12,577
45%
High
21 %
5,590
29
Canadian
Tel
Co
4!/2%
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd $2.50 pfd
Asbestos Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
2,715
23%
22
Oct
9%
Jan
Mar
2634
32 7/8
Feb
41'A
Sep
15
423/b July
56%
Jan
Sep
70c
221/4
300
60
'
237/a
70c
Oct
1V8
Feb
6
125/e
Mar
15%
Aug
300
4
35/8
Jan
4%
Sep
553/4
Sep
80 Vb
Jan
23%
Oct
38 'A
Jan
330
*
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15% May
40
Mar ?u
49
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221/4
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29%
30
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29
250
57/8
Oct
81/8
119
223/a
Oct
32 V»
Jun
471/8
47%
61/2
223A
50
258
46¥4 Mar-
64 SA
Jino
46%
Sep
Sep
Aug
Jan
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
for Week
Shares
Steels
Ltd
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Bailey
Selburn
423/4
42V2
43
175
37
Jan
43
Sep
50
50'A
50'A
51
407
47
Mar
52
Sep
43
Mar
49
.—50
48
*
26
745
20 %
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50
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48
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1
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of
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5
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preferred
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10
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Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
High
pfd—50
25
jan
52V2
Sep
57/b
Last
$2.90
Low
373/4
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45%
_
Sales
37%
Sep
223/8
-
Friday
High
Sep
48% July
52% Jan
33
13%
4
58%
*
-10
STOCKS
Shares
Aug
395/a
213A Mar
Dollars
23»/4
25
*
_
of Prices
70c
13%
4
Sale Price
Week's
443/8
Jan
12 Va
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Exchange
Canadian
37%
443/b
8%
164
37%
__
25%
561/2
Sen
18 3A' Jun
200
9
24%
8-50
—
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9
33
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Jun
5
—
5
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Low
353/a
8%
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of
Range Since Jan. 1
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.—5
———-10
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Gas
Low
~22%"
Jan
200
in
Jan
July
48
Expressed
Mar
Shares
—
Jun
10
42%
-
Mar
84
for Week
McKinney Mfg
-1
Natco Corp
—;
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co common-—.»—1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass •.!:
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Plymouth Oil Corp *.—
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Jan
48
-
82
91
Jan
Jan
42%
5
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Jan
13s/8
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1,100
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Oct
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54%
73/4
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1
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Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Jan
s-n
800
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,
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1
1.
Columbia
Oct
Hi/4
;
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Jan
33%
Fuel
Steel
Inc__—
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Armstrong Cork Co———
Aug
73%
Ludlum
Industries
Arkansas
Jan
30%
Oct
27 ¥4 May
(Un)__50
1
Allegheny
Apollo
16 '/a Mar
7% Mar
16 ¥4
300 *
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
43¥b Aug
307/8 Jan
Oct
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
38
5
Jan
77%
1,000
80
.
Friday
Sep
115
13%
Oct
68%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
5.25 Mar
30¥4 Mar
25
.
513,i
Sep "
86% July
77% Jun
$2,000
873A
—
debs—
291% Mar
37%
38
45% May
Jan
24
Oct
113%
10
Jan
Jan
60
5
Sale Price
(Un)
54
Jun
16¥4 July
400
37%
23%
1,100
_5>.
Feb
66%
23%
300
23%
243/a
Feb
25%
53%
•
—
&
•
443A
2.50
Co
Ramo-Wooldridge——
Gas
87%
•
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9¥a
PONDS
Jan
Feb
50c
Gas
Co
Woodward
Apr
64¥4
16%
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Aug
30%
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Oil
Thompson
Feb
May
7
Sun
•
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&
Washington
13¥o May
3,300
Paper
South
43/0 Mar
50%
com
50
8%
1
Gas
&
Reading Co
363/4
10
footnotes,
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.
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400
22%
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_
4.70%
Jun
900
4 %
Sep
Jun
10%
20%
•'
!
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Jan
%
40
200
(Un)
19%
Mar
17
15%
20%
♦
Jan
1,500
33%
Inc
Jan
100
3
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&
44
;
79 %
Power-——
Jun
Jan
191/2
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Feb
323/4
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72
93%
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Sep
Sep
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Aug
783/4
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Oct
common
25
Sep
Sep
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Jan
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26 s/8
1
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39 Vb
Sep
633/4-
common.
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20%
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preferred
Jun
413/4
.
>121/4
&
43%
Sale Price
41/2%
Sep
301/2
287/b
423/4
24
i 64%
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193/4
19%
STOCKS
Anglo Canadian
971/2
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:
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Jan
*
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of
795/b
306
9%
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263/a
6%
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82 3/4
47
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1
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Oct
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8 3/4
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series
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Jan
5
Prices
Aluminum
42%
62
*
42; y
.6.75
High
221/4 Sep
'
"
Co
Pulp
■
.
500
Sep
1251/a Aug
'
'72'A
—25
Aug
66 ¥b Sep
VV'25%' Aug
.25% Aug
1,100
14
647
"
.1.80
,
&
Dairies
conv
Hudson
CANADIAN MARKETS
Aluminium
71/4-
-
—5
Co_„
6%
10
Pictures
Water
-
1
-
Oct
56%
1,900
.
Jan
42
Motor
•60c
Jan
551/8
.Jun
100
12 Va
-
12
:
J—
Power
Foremost
Sep
293/4
;
42 3,4'
117/b
General Acceptance
1
:$1 preferred
Jun
Oct
300
Ford
Jan
(Un)
common-:-,
Equipment
Warner
13%
Sep
423/4
35 ¥b
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J.
Co
Publishing
Duquesiie. Light
Storage
Jan
13
17% July
-33¥8
„
36
4.33
;
Electric
Jun
"421/8
30%. 303/8
1
Match
Corp.Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)
Varlan Associates
Washington
1,600.
33
353/a
6%
8%
Universal
Victor
9,300
Jun
41
Oct
321%
_•
2,300
;
&
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
5,978
Transit
Delaware
15% jan
*.. 15'/a
Jan
27%
95'%
41
(Un)
(Un)__.
Refin
Corp
Universal
30%
100
89 ¥b
Electric
Chrysler Corp
24%' Aug
58'%
>
897/8
Company
Curtis
"
30 3/8
5
1—■
-
RubDer
U
% Apr
700/-
....
79%
'
";
Feb
100
-10
(Un)
Jun
Sep
Low
—33Y3
Campbell Soup Co
Oct
T0% May
,363/4 Jan
•
8% Mar: ./"
8 % May
150
,
Apr
Sep
'18
•
•
223/8
9%
_
Corp
Jan
64 ¥4
High
Tel
&
40%
Inc—
Co
United
>
%
Low,
•
Jan
-31%
■,
Budd
;
——„10
40
40
(Un)
Fruit
Gas
32'/8
Shares
246
39%
(Un)
Corp
Jan
for Week
651/4
40
common
United
Oct
55 3/4
Sales
Range
23 ¥b
39%
1
Co
Week's
of Prices
Last
Corp—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Apr
55
-
22%
1
Union
Corp
Sep
22 3/8
2
Rv
United
12
:
100
5
Carbide Corp
Union Electric Co (Un)
Union Oil Co of Calif
353/8
23%
103/4 July
91% Feb
200
23%
6,000
common
Pacific
102% 1047/8
-631/a
n
Corp
Union
1
700
63%
46%
Union
United
100
.
13%
60%
(Un)_ -10
Film
Oct
Apr
46 ¥a
1,000
14,
—1
43%
Wooldridge Inc
Co
48%
13
Jan
7¥a Aug
453/4 Jan
417/a May
22% Oct
600
47 ¥B
13¥b
2.45
r
Research
Corp
Century-Fox
United
?
39% ,40%
—
City
Atlantic
25
Gas
22 ¥b
47^34
1
Co
■'..V %
Inc
&
167/a
6.25
common
%
common..—
Oil
T'wentieth
12
*13%
Atlantic
Jun
Steel
43%
(Un)
Co
173/b
200
22 y8
Corporation,
jan
33 »/8
Oct
20%
1
Sulphur
Transnmerica
Trico
!
213/8"'
37%'!
'
46
>.44¥b
100
Corp
Ramo
Tidewater
12
Tel
Arundel
40i%
20y8 Aug
300 >
28. !■'./'
36
Mar-
200"~
.
38%.
19%
;7
.100''
.
8%.
12 %;,
171/4'Mar
.
600
(Un)
Thriftimart
13%'
28
36%
American
26
*
••••-
Jan
-25
Transmission
Thompson
—
.
23%
Transmission
Inc
22%
52%
12%
'19% >
Stores
Wood
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Telautograph
Textron
100:.
1,400
•c
46.
.
8%
■
American
463%
*
Sep
24¥4
4,600'
...
21%
37%
'
Oct
85%
Oct
31
!
300
,
7%..
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33%
200
.-
18,
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Alan
5
Petroleum
600
1,800
451/4
22%
Par
Oct
—5
(Un)
183/4
23%
—10
Sep
.'__1
—
International
Inc
71/2
,51%
-
5
.
Oct
45
Friday
7
_
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Gulf
18
■.
7%
29%
.
.
25%
(Un)
common
29%
29%-
18 ¥4
Sale Price
Baltimore
61%
(Un)
Co
100
High
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
6%
Inc__
4%
1.00 July
i
«
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J
400
>
STOCKS
4
44%
Gas
Texas Gas
Sep
14% May
25% Oct
32%
(Un)
N
issued
Gas
321/8
300
i
23%
—
California
5,000
6%
193/4
23%'
common
41%
(Un)
Stnr'pbakej-Packard common
Oil
Co
46¥4 July
171/4 Jan
Mar
100
-
700
2
of
Chemical
Co
Cab
\
Oct
1.40
Sep
60%
Sterling Drug Inc
&
Yellow
7 3/4
of
1
Jan
233/4
.
Apr
200
22%
.500
Instruments
Suburban
69
"
12%
34%
::: 46
(Un)
Inc
1.15
29%
2.50
Zenith Radio Corporation (Un)
—lc
Warner
Stratum
84¥a
Mar >
600
271/4
51%
"
90c
.,
29 ¥4
33%
211/4
2
(Indiana)
Oil
14%
200
25%
> 18
i
A. -25
Service
29%
Co
Telegraph (Un)
19%
Co
_5
Inc
Ry
Low
1.05
6
Jan
28
16% May
,
200
19
29%
Co
Co
Oil
Standard
•
■
25%
common
Oil
85%.
29%
32%
_25
Metals
Standard
600
33%
Co. common. _25
Petroleum
Brands
Standard
1,900
1.20,
34%
(Un)
Spiegel Inc
22%
25%
!15 T"
Corp
Warrants
"exes
22
,_25
Public
Sperr.v-Rand
Texaco
Oct
34%
__10c
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Railway
TXL
141/2
—25
Gas
Southwestern
Tenn
1,600
.18%
5
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■
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.
Pacific
Sunset
15
13%
13%
8
4.32%
Southern
Swift
71%
Jan
85;
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Service..!
Edison
4.78%
Preferred
When
Oct
55%
,
1—
i
1.05
'
11.40*:y
L:_—1
preferred
Preferred
Stauffer
381/4
200
29%
•
Oil
Stanley
38% Mar
700
14'/2
a.
4.88%
700
84%
1.15
Siegler Corp
x__
1
Signal Oil Si Gas Co class A_____n_2 '
•
41%
1
„2.50 >'
Mobil; Oil
100
39%
141/2
25c
Shasta-Water Co
Corp
Smith-Corona-Marchant
59
i-
84
'
co_n__*
,
s
40%
i——!_!—:.20c
,:
,
39%
nil
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jun
*56
il
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
48%
l Low
1
Jan
12%
Lines
July
1,300
12%
—1
.(Un)___
Shares
Jan
9%
53%
Bears, Roebuck & Co :
__——!—3
Servel. Incorporated .(Un) >!_!_—!_—l
.
Jan
Jan
-
Calif
38 %
Apr
Co. (Un)_„20g
Co__i!—J
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Corp
Southern
Jun
273/4
__
Socony
27%
78%
5
-
Southeastern
Union
Oct
1
* (Un),.:
Insurance
Pacific
"Western
Oct
——;
Industries
Sinclair
Western
Jan
49%
2.50
Corp—
Schenley
Schering
on
Jan
37%
15%
Safeway Stores Inc—
1.66%
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
5 y
San Diego Gas & Elec- common.
!!.*■.; 10 /
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20
Ban Diego Imperial Corp__
1.
shell
293/a
Oct,
1,500
Petroleum
System
Air
Oct
30%
1,200
Aeronautical
Ryder
Western
20 %
100
16%
Oil
Aircraft
Royal
100
300
53%
_l
L
1—
for Week
10
Life
Coast
32
161/8
Corp..
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i".*
Rockwell-Standard Corp
(Un)—5
Rohr
West
(Un)
common
(Un)
33%
201/2
1
•
Western
Oil
Petroleum
Preferred
Aug
10
—
—
Ranch
131
49%
Manufacturing Co__.
Richfield
Feb
161/2
50c
(Un)
Drug & Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)—
Reynolds Tobacco
(Un)_
;
Rice
83
Oct
49%
Co
Gas
Rexall
Rhodes
100
49%
Westates
33
.
Sales
Range.
of prices
Par
Apr
•
5
Republic Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Rheem
4iy4 Mar
38%
1
_.
Inc
600
High
Oct
32
(Un)_
Oil
18
49 %
201/2
33
of America
Rayomer
Low
500
124% 124 %
—
Range Since Jan. 1
19%
48 %
,_2
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
High
18
5
(Un)_
(Un)—____
Raytheon
Revlon
18
(Un),
Pure Oil Co
Reserve
Low
$
;
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended October 21 )
Sales
Range
Sale Price
*
37
—
—
60%
10
52%
•
383A
Feb
Sep
26% Aug
19% July
28
16
July
20%
Jan
Jan
-
•.
18%
187/b
400
17% July
19%
Jan
523A
-
54'A
W
—
203A
54%
5,041
473/4 Mar
58
Sep
60 %
2,624
57
Jun
71%
Jan
1,237
473/8 Mar
57 ¥4
Aug
3,514
33% May
41
Jan
59 ¥s
.»,5Q>52%
38%
39%.
38
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Fries
Par
Low
Bathurst Power &
Paper class A_
Class
Bell
Traction
cumul
4% %
125
11,938
42%
Jan
47%
48
48
48
429
41%
Jan
48
50 %
50 »/4
72
45 V*
Jan
7%
7%
4,173
7%
13c
135
50
4.30
4.50
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29
4,360
28
"
28
red
pfd
100
78
-50
48
———_J_.
50
Brockville
10
Chemical
Ltd
1
45%
720
10%
200
12%
327
Aluminum
Canadian Fairbanks
Class B
22% July
35
27%
57%
940
569
12%
:
9
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14%
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pfd
of
Aug
Mar
21 y8
7%
7%
com
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14 Vb
17
Jun
300
16 Vb
Oct
30
15%
16%
10
r
102
10
3,743
20 Va Mar
16%
31%
16
16%
1,505
15
21
3.50
3.50
100
42
885
40%
70%
70%
72
14%
400
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60
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45
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July
Aug
10
19%
500
18%
Feb
75
22% July
121/4 July
200
724
3.70
4.00
925
61'/a
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38
Sep
260
2,185
8.20
7.65
361/4./
32%
41%
150
7.25
July
July
July
35% Mar.
A
Warrants
44
45
976
43
59
59%
125
44%
25
9%
600
8%
May
19%
20
32
31%
32 y8
5,510
30
12%
12%
4,115
4iy4
42
2,255
HVa July.31% Feb
41%
19%
-
preferred
Nickel of Canada
Service
Ltd
(John)
com
;
v.
Jan
21
37
-
42
-
Candn
a941/2
Apr
54
a94%
a95
45
80
Jan
94%
16
Jun
21%
Feb
46%
Sep
Candy Shops
17
17
17
5
47%
49
1,170
89
90
223
83
Mines
Quebec
Oil
Chemalloy
Chess
Sep
31
Feb
36%
Oct
38% May
58%
Cleveland
Oct
130
•«
Consol
Jan
52
July
60
Jan
685
Consolidated
12
Mar
14%
Jan
Coulee
common
50
9
preferred
-
•
8%
91/4
10% May
1,200
14
100
—_
preferred
94
100
class
A
.
-
14%
8%
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94
5
100
155
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footnotes,
see page
42.
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94
101/4
B
8%
1,989
99%
*
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10%
a6
1.85
Oct
5%
Aug
26%
Jun
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35%
2.85
a36 %
252
30
Oct
35
24
Apr
30
13
Jun
13%
8%
94
Jan
Aug
Sep
Oct
93% Mar
10%
6
50
3,631
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47
47
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58
Jan
57%
Sep
25%
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-
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34%
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24
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1.85
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170
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38%
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3.35
2'.66 May
9% Oct;
60
Jun
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Feb
Sep
47
,
Aug
.
Exchange
in
Canadian
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15 %
11
9%
19
12%
100%
102
Dollars
Low
Ltd
44
Co—
:
2,000
44%,.
6%
4c
3c
49c
..3,550
Sep
Lead
DaJfen's
Oct
Jan
Dome
&
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Dock
Co
com
Ltdz.
Ltd-:
Apr
70c
July
28c
Jan
Sep
.
5.30
900
.
6
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9c
3c
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1,000
9%c
33,500
4c
3,000
11 »/2
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18c
1,110
4c
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135
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18
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43c
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500
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1
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13c
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&
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Ltd:.
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14c
1.05
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*
90c
8%c
8,500
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Metal
Mines
Ltd
1
1
-15%
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70c
July
5c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Sep
3.20
Oct
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4c
11c
6c
Mar
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*
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12 %c
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9c
Fi
3c
Jun
18
60c
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28
July
30
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9%c -Jan
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Apr
8c
3,000
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■
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4c
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7c
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Oct
Feb
1.35
500
4c
1.05 '
1.30
11,766
63c
Jun
35c
500
34c
80c
94c
6,100
40c
Aug
July
50c
Jun
*.
x
6V2C
Feb
95c
Jan
May
Feb
1.30
40c
Jan
Oct
Sep
1.25 May
65c
-
65c
65c
800
22%
27%
7,685
17
Jun
27%
Oct
16%
Ltd—
Leaseholds-Ltd
"3C
11 %c
Jan
Feb
13%
Oct
x
Jan
5c
25%
•
Works
21%
23c
Oct
1:75
35c
1
Ltd
Engineering
10 %C
4,500
7%c
4c
1
Mines
.
4,000
Aug
107/o Mar
'
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11 Vb
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8c
4,000
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3,000
Feb
2.50
v,'-_ '■
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11% Sep - ;
3,200
10c
Oct
6c
24c
4
3,244
65c... Jun
II,528 ' »''-V 3c - Sep iL
-18,740
19c
Oct
12%
1
1
Corp
'125
•
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20c
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3c
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Jan
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13% May .",
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25c
34c
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Jan
Jan
8%
2.10 Mar
.
.
3c
-
Mar
55c
6%c
July >
July
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4,000
2.35
14%
,
4%c
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-
Oct
July
5y».Aug
13c
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22c
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8c
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Aug
July
6%c Jun
i
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4.90 July
„
3,000
3,000
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11%
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l
Jan
Sep
8c
>
4c
18%c
1
Ltd—J.
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-
6%
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12c
40c
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16c
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Oct
150
5c
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May
May
3c
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.
,
Ltd™L_*
Feb
13
4c
.
Sep
23,550
3c
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Jan
Oct
7%
29c
•
10 %c
6c
*
Dominion Oilcloth «fe Linoleum Co
Ltd.*
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Jan
July
13c
Refineries
Petroleum
Dominion
i'
6
55c
Jan
Sep
"Mar
47%
,4,100
.
j an
Apr
7%
•
5.25
.
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1
Ltd—
Corp
Jan
4c
26c
1
——1
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20c
7%
Corp Ltd—II
Mines Ltdi_.^
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Mines
High
Sep
July
35
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4c
29c
6c
2c
...
1,800.,
.
„
6%
or 3c
54c
Ltd—_1
common.....
28,300
2c
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3c
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Mines
Low
6c
44
i.___1
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4c
*
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*
2c
.
-
for Week
of Prices
6c
6r/2
Sales
-
...Range
-
1
:
—
Quebec
Crusade
40
22% Aug
87%
•"17.% Mar
650
Jan
Jfan
.17
Oct
45
>35%
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A___*
4,620
912
July
62%
Sep
33%
24 y4
Jun
8
-
16 y4
5
Ltd—i_—
Gas
Copper
12%
a9
95
48% Mar
1
Central Cadillac
12
29
;
581
—1
-
Compagnie Mini^re L'Ungava
200
al5
19
.
o
50'
Jan.
.8% Jan"
•
230
"
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
3,180
a9
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45
Oct
1,889
L,*
Chib-Kayrar.d Copper- Mines
Cliibougamau Copper Corp
58
6
l.UJd
•
9
Mar
48
„
y2" May
53
9%
Mining.Corp_-il—;
36%
al5
16
18%
Par
•.
1
Minerals
41'A
14%
'•■
Corp Ltd
Gas Ltd—
&
41
•
"26%
18 Va
1.85
Jan
Jan
43
Mar;
■52%
Last
Asbestos
36
26%
31%
53
Explorations Ltd
57%
MacMillan Bloedel ii
Poweli River Ltd •
&
Kodiak
41
555
30'A
18%
1
1
Nicke). Mine§
57%
3iy4
Jen
Oct
Aug
88
3,220
;*
'
Co
Edmonton
5
3
•22
49%
Aug
11
5%*Sepu
200
>
99
OCt
.1,095
119
—*
Raceway Inc
Canuba
Aug
89
"«
26%
17%
•18%
'
Co Ltd
LL
Ltd
Dredge
Canadian
Oct
49
28%
41
2
18%
50
May ;-
18%
«
'•
2,046
1
■
9.50 Mar
Mar
160
64%
•
Oct
"
37% Mar
1,610
-17
50c
Ltd,
Uranium
Canalask
56% July
17
*
Ltd
a85~-
•'
...
;
Feb
26
60
;
r
8%
——_—..
Collieries" &
Canorama
Oct
Feb
10
Ltd-
6
21
,
8V2 Mar ."
23%
875
63 y4
.
Ltd-
Mining
Oil
.Canadian
Sep
10
48
30
*
47
,
,
Oct
-
9
Worts
Iron
Mining
&
Calumet
Oct
580
29
21%
90
f
55
37%
-
•
15 y8 Mar
*
i
Calgary
,
->
Jan
12%
170
•
.
.5.801
4,298
-
Aug
Mar
17
12
Jan
1
500
42
X
Castle
52
:*
80
-63%
Oil & Refining
Corp
1
Copper Corp___
;
1;
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd_:
^-1
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd—
I_i„ 1\
Mar
51
10
Oct
Sep
.1*
Bornite
10
16%
36
Jan
80%
26 y4
17
STOCKS
Lake
Bonnets
Cassiar
52
8
Bay
25
_.
Interprovincial Pipe Lines-.
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
6%
.
72% July
65 »/4 July
2,445
J
a85
Bonnyville
Jan
16 y4
-
...
'
47
„ii,-
Ltd___
Red
Bluewater
July
52
7.«o
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
Sep
Jan
15% Mar
48%
927
"
y
5'%
*
Exploration
Talc
63% Aug
Jan
12%
200
.
100
preferred
Cement
Blue
Jan
50
preferred
&
Cartier
9%
'
——
Jan
42
52% Mar
•
17
16%
Sep
4.60 July
40
3,780
'
37%
37%
•
Belle-Chibougamau
11% Jan
34
660
Feb
10
24%
_10
pfd
*
May
Jan
,
26%
Jan
15% May
12 '/2 Jan
7.05
14
13
Jan
_1
Ltd
Sep
13
•
1,225
26 y2
41VA
•
&
Jan
Jan
39
30%
9
23%
*
-
18
34i%
99
/
24%
50
Bank
Telephone
Bcllechasse
44% Jun
Aug
45
class
50%
52 y2
10%
2,545
41 Vb
Sep
Oct
34% Mar
475
"
*
26%
Li*
:
Ltd—
<
Sep
Sep
108 *
50
Jun
25
16%
99
8%
26%
A
Belding-Corticelli
"*
Sep
103
Jan
59
16
15'A
Feb
328
Aug
470
5.85
16%
pfd—LlOO*.
••
'Telefilms
Beatrice
6.25 Jan
Mar
13%
36
Jan
32
401/4
40%
Jan
12
90
a43
,.
41
87
5
99%
Jan
15%
32i/2 Mar
30
-
68
.
5.80
16 %
:
5%
4%%
Sulphur
Bateman
•
28'/2 Jan
Sep
3.50 Sep
13% Apr
205
8.05
36
50
67,
50
Canada-com
Band-Ore Gold Mines
Barva.llee Mines Ltd
Jan
al05
36%
7.65
common..
•
Corp
Mines
Baker
Apr
Jun
99%
39%
-rf
'
Oct
23
5
36%
8.10
Sep
8%
84
44,
80
1,112
a79y8 a79i/a
;_*• *
_*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Apr
65
20 Vb
230
13'/4
m
1
A
10
.
91% Aug
1,395
24
—
40
677/a
preferred———
10
i__
u__—?
class
Arno
Avalon
8 %
-
—J*'
Mipes Ltd—
,_^1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
__5
Augustus
300
99%
of
Sons
-
*
Jan
July
39
45
•
48%
—100
-
»
Explorations
24i/2 May
7% Jan
8%
al05
39
'
-
/ 5.80
preferred—
6%
Co
Ltd
45% Jan
Oct
-
>
48%
'
wm-
/
pfd
:
Atlas
Jan
Mar
Jan
.
'
__
-
Knapp (Canada)
Plywood class B
(Geo) class A—,.
Alscope
Atlas
Mar
36%
4.95
Sale Price
Sep
191/4 July
6
Oct
5% Aug
'
475
15
al2
4.85
4.85
*
17
15
al2
Friday
Jan
7
36
17
-
15
•
I
LISTED
137
17
al4% al4%
17
*.a
Canadian Stock
"16
.
54
a42
Imperial Oil Ltd_—
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
common 8
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
_•
For
Jan
25
8%
Mining—
(Robt)
Feb
25
66%
—
/
•
Pricep Shown Are Expressed
20% July
10% Jan
475
:
„
Class
alO
63
36%
preferred
5%%
505
160
8%
3.70
••'".' 584
PUS
Jan
191/4
„
Investment
Jan
13% Mar
—
Paper
161/4
54
common.
Massey-Ferguson
110
4,422
6
23%
—1
Bank
Bros
45
20%
8%
•
.19
$2.00 preferred
Laura Secord
5
1,450
24
*
preferred—
38
—
:
al0% aloy2
L
&
Jan
20
63
37
Sep
8%
19%
5
38
-
common
-
Jan
15%
"r
20
•
B
Labatt Limited
:
16
8%
Jan
4.25
47
Jun
12%
1,005
Jan
54
common.
Public
al35
alO
20
1
Zellers
•
4.18%
55%
—
Oct
75
3,270
50%
Power common—*
&
Gooderham
&
Weston
631/4 Aug
12% July
2,609
6
20%
l
preferred
170
*
67/a
49
Amera.nium
15%
9
6 Va
-
Jan
15
Oct
4,535
Jun
Aug.;
40% Mar
'
u
Jan
90
.
"
15 y2
;
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Handy Andy Co
International
;a
61/4
50%
.
common
Jan
52
4iy4 Mar
13%
Jan
Jan
13%
Apr
4.25
Apr
10 y2
55
10
..
4%%
Steel
Western
*
13
n
r
12%
759
11%
60%
102
Aug
July
425
•
11
Mar
38 y2 July
66
July
85
14%
14 Vb
200
a45
29
31
,-•
Sep
20% Mav
28%
40%
50
13%
a44
13% Aug
t.
58
102
•'
class A
Canadian Corp
Motors
Feb
2.25
81%
13%
Jun
Jan
Feb
110
Apr
100
8iy4
10% Aug
Oct
46
17%
2.05
35%
a45
common™:
J
Williams
(H)
Webb
Jan
28%
•
:
Smith
102
85
200
Corp
4%
B
Walker
Jan
28%
•
A
Co
Bay
50
54
18%
Power
class
102
18%
•
700
1,320
*
Canada
Inc
United
Feb
19%
\'-
;
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils _1
z.
Jan
18
2.30
38%
luo
Toronto-Dominion
"
Jan
*
common-
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
29
Ltd
—
Steinbergs
Apr
ImLmmm
11
2.30
35%
81%
«
_
20% Aug
Sep
8% May
800
54
••
•
common
(Chas
10
102
-
4%%
16%
al5y2 al5%
.
i
530
1
Standard Structural Steel———
Steel Co of Canada-
Feb
4.90
Mar
—T
Mitchell
Jun
22
*
of
A
Southam
Jan
25%
Jan
7%
690
Dynamics
(M)
3.75
195
3,395
Great
Loeb
102
24
•
_
Power
Sep
23%
•
preferred
Lewis
12 Vb
23%
common—
Co
Jamaica
3.85
1,275
>•
■
8%
—
$2
14%
A
Sogemines
Jan
13%
47 Va
Sep
Jan
138
10% Jan
43% July
-.z.
8impsons'_:^.,_i——
Jan
17
50
'
15%
46%
Apr
201/4 July
27% Mar
2^5
12%
a
-451/4
1
"—50
i—
preferred
Simon
Aug
a
17%
.
class
Ltd
Oct
Apr
12%
a
'
Jan
Mar
8.00
1,335
'
1
(James).
Lawrence
Sherwin
May
26%
a—
8%
3%
preferred
Inland
25
17%
'
—.
_100
Petroleum
$4.50
7%
12%
210
8
24%
_99
Oct
17%
•
-
Corp
Cos
$2.75
21V8
414
15%
14%
__
6 Vo
a
3.85
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Imperial
Imperial
8%
-
al4y4 al4Y2
al5%
__
_25
common
Canada
Motor
Hudson
3,098
Feb
'
3,255
241/4 '
29Va
13%
—
Co
Bank
Sicard
May
•
_
Ltd
Players
Fleetwood Corp
Howard
21%
6
-
"^100
:i——
preferred
Class
Jan
43 y2
2
„
T.tri
Famous
Class
16
Mar
19
w—
Oil
Sep
40
90
100
_
_
Coal
Textile
Paper
Home
10
586
10%
24
•
Canada
A
Series
•
9
Enamel & Heating Prod
General
17 Va
25
al4y4
10
&
Stores
Electrolux
5%
12% July
4,413
125
13 %
38%
Power
Class
Jan
1,213
15%
50
10
-45 y4
"•
—20c
—
Shawinigan Water
Jan
125
.
St
Jan
8.45
12%
8
957
•
A
common
Kootenay
5%%
7%
Sep
2.20
—
common"
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
Oct
~
110
98
,
General
5% July
200
20%
*
Seal Co
Steel
Gatineau
505
8
98
*
—
Franco-Canadian
Glass
&
%
19%
•
Freres
Frosst
6
4.60
133
Jun
40
y
Sep
7% July
10%
2,480
291/8
—J.
common
__———
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
32
Feb
•
.
Brewery
Fraser
9
98
*
preferred
French
145
•
__
A
Donohue Bros
Ford
10
8
21V*
Royal
■~'5%
Jan
8
•
Coal 6%
pfd
Foundries 81 Steel
Dominion
Eddy
5% May
28
19%
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—■=*
Redeemable preferred-—
23%
East
500
8
•
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion
Pont
2,135
6y8
905
44 >/4
10
—J.J
_
Jan
31%
Aug
19% May
48y2 Jan
15%
"
—
Jan
23
ll%r 12%
41
40%
40%
pfd__20
preferred
Dupuis
16
Apr
"
Dominion
D11
Aug
18%
14%
.*
•
....
Crown
Zellerbach class
Crush International Ltd
Dow
8ya
890
'
.
1%
435
8
——
7%
9%
Jan
95
36
5,360
34
Apr
11% July
15
24 %•
■
-™1
Natural Gas
41/4%
40% Sep
20%
6
.
Dominion
3iy« Mar
41%
Apr
86 y2
-
43
•
.
.,
39
*
425
133
1
—
preferred
615
—100
1*
Ltd
50
12
44
—
(A V) (Canada) commonRolland Paper class A
Class B
Sep
Sep
58%
*
9
4.60
prefemd™10
Mortgage
22%
Feb
15
•
—r.
Ores
Co
95
39%
_•
Development
Corp of Canada—
&
12
—,*
"•
Iron
30
95
■»
_•
——L
>
common
Bros
30
11%
100
—
Roe
Sep
10
20
B
Dominion
13
46% Mar
1——
Corp
preferred
Class
Jan
12%
*
common
Steel .Car
Robertson
Sep
31%
1—100
:
Consolidated Mining &r
Smelting
Dominion
39
24 y2
45%
10% Feb
3,011
2,152
38
Apr
Trust
preierred
Quebec
Sep
Mar
23 y2
550
53%
60
39% Mar
'
*
common
Columbia Cellulose Co Ltd
Combined Enterprises
Distillers
19%
f
38 y4
•
com
Farm
Dominion
26
&
Reitman's
23% Mar
49
150
19 y4
Apr
15y4 Aug
50
12 %,
52%
53 Va
60
Crown Cork &
Sep
.f.
Jun
a24% a24%
39%
40
•
Locomotive
Foncier
48 Va
Units
Jan
24 y2
*
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Credit
Mar
Apr
Quebec
Sep
715
"1 '
5%: cum preierred
Canadian Pacific Railway
-Class
24
6%
Preferred
Coronation
Feb
20%
Industries common
Canadian International Power
Cnrhys rlass
18
42
5%
Jan
55
•
com
Hydrocarbons
Glass
16%
Oct
13 y2
200
preferred
Provincial
Transport
Jun
297
•
•
Husky
Consumers
4,050
11
Jan
42
305
Price
Aug
34%
25%
39
v
42
46
Premium
Jan
1,370
_*
Vickers
.7% July
29 V* Jan
75
Jan
Apr
132
42
14
.Jun
16%
Ltd.
Ltd
17
25 y4
Morse class A—50c
Petrofina
46 %
liy2
Feb
26%
-26
Companies
Mar
9% Mar
9%
100
.
21 y4
'
.v
Co
42
26 y4
46
Power
Jan
.
Feb
20
14
Placer
Jan
24%
10
Canadian
rnrk-shnr.r.
14 Va
37 Va
26%
•
—
Canadian
Sep
Apr
32
19%
common
series
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
19%
•
Electronics
$1.75
Oil
7%
32
12.60
Celanese
Canadian
7%
—
9%
30%
21
560
*
Penmans
52% July
575
High
1,372
42
Page-Hersey Tubes
Sep
1,820
Low
22%
5
Pacific Petroleums
-
Sep
50
Oct
22
a22%a22%
a22%
40
Noranda Mines Ltd
;—
Nova Scotia Light & Power,—
OgilVie Flour Mills common
Oct
42%
22
•
•
Trust
4% Vo
Oct
45%
A
Locomotive
National
Oct
93%
47% Mar
12
26
common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common™
Canadian
220
;
78
15%
preferred
Steamship
Canadian
5iy2
10%
^
12
commot
5%
Canadian
41
10%
_20
British
200
32%
•
*
-
Jan
41 y8
10%
•
common
preferred
Canadian Aviation
36 y2
44%
•
Foundries
Canadian
110
«•
"
$1.30 preferred
4%%
48
32 %
•
common
Canada
Mar
10%
•
common
Malting
Mar
81
37% Mar
45%
1
Cement
-63
625
32 Vb
:
Products
Canadian
Jan
205
•
pfd
class A
Iron
Jun
125
_•
Brown Co
Canada
5%
35%
Aug
92
Range S4noe Jan. 1
High
Apr
Oct
Morgan
Sep
Sep
24%
class
Low
Montreal
Oct
5.70
78
41
51%
51%
25
Canada
29c
50%
Jan
43%
.►
48-
50
—
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Canada
Oct
3.50 May
_
Shares
Montreal
Jan
Mar
5.45
-.43
43
50
British
Calgary Power
52
Ltd
B
Preferred
Sep
Sep
45
-
91%
100
—.
preferred
Building
Aug
10%
Breweries
Class
1%
,
Mills Ltd
July
10c
•
Molson
Electric—
preferred
5%%
38
7V« May
37,948
49%
a6.25
440
•
preferred"—:
Bruck
17c
49 %
•
common
preferred
4V*%
10c
23 % Mar
a6.25
SO
preferred
4% %
5%
33
46%
Light & Power
Oil
Columbia
4%
33
fl
for Week
of Prices
Par
46% July
46%
SO
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
46 %
——
American
British
37
SO
preferred
Bowaters Mersey 5 % %
preferred.
Bralorne Pioneer Mines Ltd—
British
70
33
Bowater Corp 5%
5 % % preferred
Bowater Paper
Brazilian
41 %
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Low
-as
Telephone
Monday, October <.4, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended October 21 )
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41 ya
B
Rights
Shares
.
Sales
for Week
•f Prices
Last
.
16%
17
290
14%
19
Jan
1.09
Aug
1.03
1.09
10,100
1.03
Sep
1.72 May
'
24
'
-23
24
372
1
1.53
1.65
1,000
1.45
_1
8l/2C
May
9c
2,500
8%c
Oct
33
34
610
2%c
2%c
30c
30c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
•
Fano Mining &
Exploration Inc.
_1
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
—,1
33
2%c.
,30c
.
:
28
2,500
400
22
-
Oct
Mar
2c
>
Aug
30c
Oct
1.75
40.
2.03
Jan
1 Jan
16c
Aug
Feb
35
Aug
Volume 192
Number 5997 T
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1643)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
.
Fleet
Mfg Ltd
Fontana
Mines
(1945)
Ltd
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Ventures
Age
Haitian
Mines
Copper
Ltd
Inland
Chemicals
International
Investment
Iso
Kontiki
4c
1,000
2c
5c
10,000
3c
Jun
10c
17c
July
38c
l%c
•
Oct
7c
•
2 VaC
3c
iy2c
5,300
30c
Mar
70c
7c
Oct
25
20 %
Jun
a20Vaa20%
Abacus
Mines
Ltd
Abitibi
Power
&
Jan
2Vac
Mining
Ltd
Ltd
1.10
1
Oil
a37
25
Zinc
Mines
42c
12c
Ltd
1
Jan
!
—;—
4c
•
Acadia
Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
1,500 |
...
4c
13%
18
1
4c
31c
31c
*
25
•
61c
May
Sep
37c
May-
4c
Jun
6%c Jan
Apr
14%
Sep
18
15
Sep
8,500
2c
3,000
6c
120
Agnico
Sep
12
100
4c
38c :
25 j,
25
Sep
7c
150
Jun
,
6c
58c
-
Aug
Mines
Alberta
Melchers
Merrill
Distilleries
Island
1
Mines
Mid-Chibougamau
5
27 %
6% pfd__u_10
COrp Ltd
1
53c
Mines
__
Ltd
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice
23% May
Ltd
New
Formaque
Ltd
27%
Jan
32c
6j/2C
4,200
5c
Norlartic
Ltd
North
American
Asbestos
American
Rare
Northern
Corp—
Metals
July
43
f.
lc
19c
52
Jun
15,500
2c
Jun
2yac
2,000
2c
Mar
5c
14c
700
14c
Aug
90c
5%c
4c
Jun
9 %c
Jan
23c
23c
20c
Feb
23c
Oct
I
___1
8c
1,000
5,000
8c
8c
500
48c
50c
1,500
26
Ltd____l
26
:.75
9c ioyac
27,600
;
48c
Quebec Power Co Ltd com__*
(1945) Ltd
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd_
L',
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l"
9c
10c
Sep
40c
Jan
91c
10c
—
Pacific
Atlantic, Candn.
Paudash
Pennbec
Pitt
Prime
Jan
26
8.50
Jan
2.50
2.50
74,500
11c
Sep
55c
5,000
7c
Sep
55c
21c
8%c
8%c
9y2c
Ltd__________l
11c
8%c
11c
a41%
a41%
59
59
•
1st pfd_50.
50
500
3c
May
5c
57,400
a42
5c
Jan
11c
3,000
3,130
68c
-
23%
7.05
1,125
1
800
\
8,205
";7.40 ;
30,975
40,546
106
51c
51c
59c
16 Va
16%
3.80
3.80
32
31%
32%
8
476
8
2.50
4%
3%c Aug
1.85
*
16%
Jun
100
Jun
3.50
Jan
Sep
7.40
Oct
36c
Jun
61c
16 Va
Oct
19%
3.50
6.10
Jan
40%
Feb
8%
Feb
4,665
30
600
^
Sep
July
7
Feb
150
,
20c
10.515
1.57
1.60
3,450
29
30
2.25 July
Oct >'
Jan
2.50 May*
18c
Sep
1.50
Jun
3.20
Jan
11,957
27% July
33%
Jan
35
22
22
__50
45 %
45%
45%
170
19% May
40% Mar
20c
26C
15,331
16 Vac Mar
7c
20c
28%
107
352
18c
1
Jan
2.45 juj.v
300
>•
;
22
Mines
Jan
1.20
;,
Jun
—25
preferred
2.90
Aug
*.50 Aug
Oct
7Vac Jan
Oct
65c
Sep
Apr
45c
*
36c
Feb
22 Va
Sep
47
Sep
26c
Jan
39
Apr
44
60
59
Oct
70
1
10c
Feb
6%c Mar
7 %c
3,500
10a
6c
5c
7c
28,232
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
43c
41c
43c
9,333
36c
July
65c
Jan
2.00
2.00
100
2
Mar
Anacon
20o
40c
37 %c
31c
Oct
lc
4.75
4.70
Leduc
Lead
Analogue
1
Mines
Controls
Warrants
Angle
Rouyn
7c
Anthes
100
51 Va
•
9.40
8.25
1
17c
15c
class
A
80
9.40,,
17c
6,039
3,000
90c
3% Aug
1.50
<
14
Mar
Jun
6.50
14o
Jun
Jan
5 Vb
Oct
Jun
7c
49
Jan
Jan
9 Va
Jan
Vac Jan
52% Aug
13% Jan
2/7c
Jan
8c
10c
22,700
7 Vac
Jun
5c
Jan
27%
27%
27%
75
27%
Oct
8
94%
—*
B
8,000
>
2.90
10c
1
—
Imperial
Class
550
7 VaC
51%
Mines
Mines
41,540
-
1.50
1
Pulp & Paper pfd__60
Huronian
Ansil
46c
4.90
1.50
Petroleums
Canadian
Anglo
Anglo
94%
25
84
*
,
Jan
Mar
94%
Oct
*
Arcadia
Aug
Sep
55
/
*
1.95
78c
<
50c
Oct
59
•
4 VaC
Jan
Pete
Mar
f
Sep
Apr
29%
Co
American
Jan
11c
48c
34c
22%
10c
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Feb
21c
Oct
3,100
16V«
Ltd
4.00
34,700
2.50
Minerals
11 VaC
Sep
<
1.60
Oct
May
2.40
-55c
105%
,
25% July
American Nepheline
Amurex Oil Develop.
Oct
3c
2nd pfa__
Jan
5.50 Mar
3c
cum
23c
500
200
3c
partic
July
5.55
1
Corp of Can 4V2V0
Feb
2.50
.
23%,
»
common
6c
7,375
65c
7.05
I—
9%
1.85
100
4% %
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Anchor
16c
8c
26,000
-8
Jan
19% Aug
3 %C
65c
•
Roxana
Aluminum
*
Jun
5.55
2
'
Mines
cumul
lie
1.85
Jan
41%
24,209
3.80
Aluminium
Mar
'Z
9c
2.50
1
'
non
9%c
1
Mining Co Ltd—■
Porcupine
6%
Co'
—
Mining Corp
Gold
Pow
Ltd
Mines
Invest
4%C
40c
Mar
*
1.57
Jan
25
1
.
preferred
Warrants
Allied
Feb'
4yac Sep
•
Obalski
57c
41c
_10
Jan
5yac
*
55c*
^50c
Oct
35
Jan
2%c
,
6c
—V
Feb
6c
Oct
96
3.80
Warrants
Jan
6c
2c
5%c
A
"
Jan
14c
•
1
North
3,000
■*
July
2yac
1
Ltd—_—_l
Mines
5
4c
4c
20%
Jun
6c
Algoma Central common;
Jan
Feb
Feb
85
3.25
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils—1
Feb
12
18
25
3.40
Class A warrants
Feb
a45
4c
2%C
10%
10%
32,000
Class
Algonquin Eldg Credit
23
Apr
260
92
•
,
Trunk
Gas
Jan*
Jan
*310
20 Va
12c
25
.
1.50
26
Aug
11
20
Voting trust
Sep
Sep
7
23%
1
Algoma Steel
5
23%
1
.
Gold
common
Jan
19
4,905
1
J
32c
25
•
Distillers
Alberta
Jan
124
'
7c
a45
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
West
4 VaC
Oct
July:
1.13
300
19
~4C
Mines
6%
7»A
New
30%
37%
10
.
Feb
13 %
„
Mar
19
New
•.
Oct
15c
5%
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd__l
Nocana
51c
11,000
7%
6 VaC
Amulet Mines Ltd
11
'
20c
5%
1
New
21
150
2,000
*
July
IJuly
.Sep
16c
♦
!
Mines
54c
*
Mussens Canada Ltd
840
i'.,
12
.
>
10c
6yac
•
Ltd_;
«
53c
18c
75
-
30%
12
.r
1
Mills
a6c
24%
12
___•
Ltd
Co
a6c
Ltd
Mining
Monpre Mining
Ltd
Ltd
High
37%
92
Warrants
,
'
Ltd-
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mines
Low
20
1
Akaitcho, Yellowknife
Alba Explorations
Jan
Jun
/
Advocate Mines Ltd
31c
5,000
;
u
18,
,
4c
•
j
Aug
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16,500
100
Uranium
Shares
23%
*
.
for Week
-
12c 15 %c
•
common..
A
Acadia
;
Massval
Atlantic Sugar
37%
common
Preferred
Mar
3,000
4c
_1
Lingside Copper
Lithium
30c
40
12c
.13%
.1
8%c July
•
25
Paper
15 %C
Sales
♦
of Friees
Low
1
Preferred
Jan
37% July
42c -v
,
2.30
22
,
(Alfred) Inc class A—-
1.00 Aug
8,500
a37
Ltd_l
Company
200
9yac ioyac
*
common
1.10
Range
Par
May
17,250
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Sale Prioo
Jan
46c
Expressed
Friday
Jan
300
Are
STOCKS
Feb
12,500
43c
—
Shown
Feb
3c
1
&
Sep
1 VaC
*
Ltd
B
Aug
Jan
20c
46c
*
Prices
High
75c
18c
18c
1
Ltd
Ceramic
Lead
Class
45c
Low
Class
Can
Continental
Lambert
Corp
class A
Foundation
Mines
Israel
500
3c
*
•
(Frank W)
52c
4c
1
Ltd
Mining
Horner
52c
l
Ltd
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Fundy Lay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Shares
LOW
«
__
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Sales
Range
Last
39
Area
Nickel
warrants
Mines
3%c
1
—
Argus Corp common—
$2.50 preferred
3%c
700
3c
Aug
7c
Feb
76c
3%c
76c
669
65c
July
1.02
Jan
28%
v
885
26% Mar
35 Va
Jan
48.
600
43
49
Jun
*
28%
28%
50
47%
46%
Feb
'
Quebec
Cobalt & Exploration
*
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
Telephone
Corp
5%%
common^——5
jpreferreq;;
Crest
Gold
Roberval
Ruby
St
Ltd_
Mining Corp
Enterprises
Lawrence
Shop
._
Soca
(1957)
Mines
!__
1
Aug
19c
Jan
33
34
Aug
2 VaC
20c
2.30
Jun
11c
Jun
300
4c
9c«
8,000
2.30
6.90
7
34,100
al2
260
1.00
i.oo
17c
20,000
120
47
1
7c
8c
3,500
1
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
15c
1
Sep
10
Jun
1.00
8c
_
Oct
38c
120
Apr
4c
1.63
7,600
1.40 May
1.80
10c
8c
7 VeC
Aunor
13c
Texaco Canada Ltd preferred——100
a8iy4
a81%
Tib
Exploration
Titan
Ltd——
Petroleum
Corp
1,.1
;_—
Ltd—
Trans-Canada
Corp Fund—;
Trans
Freezers
Canada
10
_!
Ltd
Banff
Mining
Mineral
5
3.60
3.60
3.80
Ltd
24%
UNLISTED
**'
Mines
Gas
/
Barnat
Bidcop
Uranium
Trunk
Line
9%c
22
Oct
51c
26
%
14 %c
July
1
3.35
Co
Ltd
A_5
cl
23
3.35
Class
3c
Aug
2c
July
Jun
71c
Mar
4,500
26c
Oct
30c
Oct
10c
23
1
23
20c
1,195
,
17c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd__—1
&
Dominion
Canadian
Conadian
Devonian
Sugar Co Ltd
Petroleums
Ingersol Rand
Canadian
Marconi
Central-Del
Ltd—
Consumers
Paper
Gas
17%
3.50
40
40
•
40
•„—1*
5.00
5,400
5.60
4.70
4.70
Jun
Bell
18
4.00
Ford
Grain
Motor
Ltd
Co
of
$1.40
Bevcon
Bibis
Oct
Sep
Sep
4.40 July
7.00
6.70
4.85, Sep
39%
39
39%
6,170
36 % Mar
44 %
14%
14
14%
4,270
13%
16. V Sep
20
Canada
27%
Ltd
27%
113
,
5
120
?*
113
•
50
26%
205
113
'
Frobisher
Geco
Ltd
Mines
Giant
_«
—:
Ltd
.*.
.-1
;
Yellowknife
Gold
11c
.
11c
_1
Mines
Jan
13 VB
_1
-
38
27 Va
Oct
10c
July
17
172 Va
:
Mar
Jan
;•
100
14%
5,940
9.10
Jun
200
6 Va
Sep
10%
Oct
29%
Jan
8.80 Aug
13%
_5
Hudson's
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
--
-
B
*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co class A_
Maple
Leaf
Milling Co
Moore Corp Ltd
Ltd——
:
—
—
14
22
3,276
9.50
600
13 Va
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd—'
Antonio
Gold
19
"
Snerritt-Gordon
Mines
United
of
Canada
United Keno Hill
United
Oils
For
Mines
59%
60 Va
4,080
66% July
77%
Jan
245,490
1.77
1.58
1.97
40c
39c
10 %c
Co
..25
Aug
July
256,100
6c
May
10c
5c
May
4% Aug
4 VaC Aug
21%
20 % July
46 Va
46%
50c
_50o
,
15c
5%
18% Aug
14% Oct
Bralorne
5%%
10c
May
19c
5%c
Sep
15%c
Jan
4,013
43c
Jun
67c
Jan
22c
215,900
American
119,025
9c
61,000
9o
Oct
65c
Jan
39c
25,800
48
530
48%
50%
50%
7%
345
52
1,815
17c
36,935
49%
50
37c
37c
7%
12c
50
49%
British
Columbia
4%
Electric
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4% %
5%
5%%
preferred
Forest
Columbia
British
Columbia
Class
B
Oct
35% Mar
49
July
Brown
95c
July
Bruck
Mills
3.25
1,800
*
,
1959
preferred
Reef
——
*
I*
see page
'
15
—
42.
1.15"
Jan
42%
Sep
Sep
37
Mar
80
1.20
18c
Buffadison
Jan
Buffalo
2.60
Jan
Sep
Building
Red
Sep
Oct
48%
Aug
51%
47
52% Aug
9%
Mar
Sep
14 Va
14
May
15
July
15
14
Jun
15 Va
July
•
32 Va
30% July
37%
Jan
457/a
42
47
Aug
500
10
17
10
1
31c
76,419
Feb
Smelting
Gold
1.
—1
Lake
*;
Burlington
*
Jun
3.25
Jan
6.90 V
300
6.75
Oct
13%
Jan
Burns
515
32 %
Feb
39%
Sep
Burrard Dry Dock class A
12
17
Oct
52c
Jan
Sep
Jun
3.35
Sep
5.30
Feb
11,400
1-60
,'
16%
2.20 July
2 90 May
127,000
8c_
—.—1
Products
Jan
Oct
Oct
9%
100
302
*
——-——
11%
17
18c
350
12 Va
*
B
&
Jan
10%
I
class
14%
•
25
Ankerite
Buffalo
1.45
11
45%
93
25
37%"..
11,000
—
0% Mar
5c
1.28
Oct
8c
Sep
2.26
5%c May
460
•.
29 Va
Jan
410
14%
Oct
--
-
15
8c
35
17%
Mar
Apr
Mar
Aug
Jan
Jan
8%
8%
14% :
all
Va
750
-
15
:all Va*
7.00
1.13
7.00
1.15
7% July
—
■
——
1
—
_
'
3,325
13%.
-
..
—*:
225
12% Mar
14
Jun
Jan
7
Apr
8c
May
20c
9c
July
16c
Jan
Oct
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
5%
"
6,150
-
8
'
7.00
78%
50
—
pfd
6.75
'
Jan
Mar
36
43%
35 Va
69
41
Aug
A—*
class
_—
Mining
Jan
'
2.65 Mar
May
Mar
Mines
36 Va
=*
49% Mar
1.90
42% Mar
Company
45c
Brockville Chemicals
Broulan
Oct
Jun
——*
Products
Packers
—_——
Oct
5%
49 % May
50
4%%
■'
6.70
July
35 Va July
•
3.10
Oct
Sep
24%
27 Va
50
100
50
4% %
Oct
Oct
Sep
Sep
Jan
19c
35 Va
pfd__100
50
16
July
Jan
50
3.50 May
*«
'
1,235
—
10%
4.55 May
6.35
*
10,000
37
27 %c
Sep
1.00
Sep
He
47%
Oil
45c
^
31c
4%c
4.45
44%
3.25
Feb
293,742
10,500
4%c
-_1
45c
*
Aug
Feb
9c
common
43 Va
•
92c
50%
Britalta Petroleum
11 Va Mar
-
Jan
47%
47 %
pfd
16
2,200
75c
Jan
Oct
July
6%c
5%c
I
16
1.44'
Sep
18 Vac
1
.
Pioneer
20%
Jun
Jan
-50
Brazilian Traction
30%
Oct
Jan
24%
7%
17c
6c
14c
29
9
Jan
18c
—50
pfd
Mersey
Oct
5c
37% July
24c
5C
Paper
Mar"
44c
Oct
Oct
1
Ltd..
23
50
14c
51
1
Corp 5%
preferred
23% Mar
500
Jan
42%
44c
50c
Bridge & Tank preferred
>_—50
Eright (T G) common——1—
*
Jan
'
2,000
Sep
Jan
17c
50c
51c
46%.
12c 14 VaC
13c
1
40
9
1.81
55c
45c 46 % c
1
1
40
•
10c
47c
48c
1
.
—
20%
51c
38c
21.%
Corp
30%
5 %C'
Apr
5,400
17,600
10c
common
20%
9
1.30
40C
10c 10 %c
5c
30 %
1.37
*
Ltd_,
footnotes,
60%
'
Ltd class A.
Ltd_
Sep
Sep
10
Telephone
51c
Aug
11c
Power
5VaC
43c
58%
Mar
Columbia
,
Feb
1y2c Apr
23
Columbia
9
Feb
19c
Jan
Sep
1.25
47 % Mar
35
British
Li- *
1,000
30%
British
51c
Apr
7,800
35
Apr
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8.00
19
20 Va
3,573
12c
Oct
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lie
Mines
Mines
5% %
25c
J
2.10
Oct
Oct
9%
54%
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22%
--
3.25
52%
Mar
Oct
44
10 %c
37
Jun
19%
Oct
54%
43
1.70
200
25c
11c
Oct
14c
10%
•
25c
1
80c
6c
200
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Ltd
Amusement Corp
5,800
42
16
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t
Finance
Gas
82c
43
8,075
II
Corp class A
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co—_
Union
80c
12c
24,200
*
Ltd_
Ltd
80c
4.85 July
16/
Jun
16% Mar
•
20%
_1
Steep Rock Irom Mines Ltd
Traders
750
.•
15
.
Oct
7%
class A.
Paper
2.10
_1
l_
Mines
440
•
30%
•'
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.
New
San
3,725
19
1
28 %
1.85
"l
Ltd.
5.45
18%
18%
Bay
Uranium
Mines
Brunswick
Industries
5.10
17%
19
Ltd
1.70
-
_»
—
Murray Mining Corp Ltd_
Russell
5.25
18%
Mines
28%
-«
—
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i
19
9.50
_1
Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Companies Ltd class A
Class
20%
2..50
Long
Loblaw
2.21 May
610
Mines
British
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Little
16,550
Rights
Jan
7.55*
7.55
,;
Jan
7%
Uran Mines.
Bowaters
'
'
19c
1
Copper Corp
Yukon
Bowater
1.86 July
17
11%
.
Oct
Jan
3.25
Bordulac
Jan
17
Ltd_ _1
Gunnar Mines Ltd
11c
Jun
14c
11c
7%
Mines
Bicroft
Sep
*
pfd_
6c
July
jun
5%
British
Federal
May
5c
Aug
4.10 July
Sep
5c
6c
2.80
'
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Mining
Telephone
Bowater
_*
common—
19,600
——^—
&
Belcher
Bouzan
40 %
Oct
Jan
uJan
53,000
7%
Mines
Power
Bethlehem
Sep
4.55
800
1,000
■
Jun
2.25
Sep
2.10
22,800
3.10
.1
Lumber
Sep
Sep
7.20 Aug
37% Mar
300
5.60
*
13 y2
500
225
16
J(28
9c
5%c July
1
B
30c
4.50 Mar
1,006
•
5.00
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Co
6.20
17
50
1
Chromium Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
5.80
3.50
*
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Co Ltd
Company^.
Oils
Rio
6.05
17%
J
10
Exploration
Mining
Lodge
»
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Au
1.06
19% JU
32,500
Bros
24%
Oct
t
•
3.95
18% July
4,000
21c
'
Jan
lie
8c
—25
Consolidated
Beaver
Jan
4%c Jan
Jan
13%
10 VaC
8c
8c
25
Beaver
Oct
50c
2.90
10%
7VaC
Duquesne
Beatty
Jan
"1,000
2,100
985
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Mines
Uranium
Beattie
Jan
•6,000
3.75
15,225
6c
Mines
Bathurst
Oct
53c
1
250
1.39,
20%
Jan
May
12% May
60c
Jan
7C
Mines
Baska
6.00 Mar
Aug
"6c
'2,000
26%
Oct
Sep
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Ltd_i._
Mines
Mines
9%
Jan
9
7 Vac
1
—1
Base Metals
Jan
30c
53c
26c
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8 %c
89c
jpO
15
1.20
20%
10c
Oct
43,750
50c
Barymin
STOCKS
Ltd
Alberta
1.30
20%
1
Mines
Mines
Montreal
of
Black
Advocate
15
•
Bank of Nova Scotia
5.00 May
Apr
1.70
100
3 y2c
July
24
199,450
2y2c.
2%c
2%c
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24%
9c 14 VaC-
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24,450
46,600
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3.50 May
350
1.95
9c 12 y2c<
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Products
26%
1.75
May
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2c
700
26%
*
•
common
Oil
Bankeno
Feb
29
300
23,285
10C
47c
Feb
6%
110
6
4c
—1
to Ltd—
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33%
30
"
Corp
Wendell
Westburne
Jan
30
1.90
9%,
37c
preferred
Bankfield
Jan
5%
—1J
L.
Mining
16c
42c
2VaC
Properties—
Explorations Ltd—
Ventures
Virginia
Jun
July
5%
—30
9%
40c
a__
4c
10c
2yac
Principal
Weedon
a__
17,000
'.8,720
*
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
United Corporations preferred-
Vanguard
66
9%
1
May
7% Mar
*
Gold
Bank
7c
-1
Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd——
United
a83
'
5c
10
A—
Electric
5%%
Jan
12c 13V2C
12 c
50
$5 preferred
Jan
Mines Ltd
9%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Sep
10c
4%c Aug
5%C Aug
11 %c
*
33,000
25,500
Tazin
Gold
Auto
Jan
8c
1.55
9%
Mines—;
River
Aumaque
Jan
1.50
1
Ruffxier
Feb
9%c
Mines Ltd
9%
•
Yellowknife
Oct
_1
Tache Lake
36c
355
Copper
Aumacho
Feb
12c
Jun
6c
2,476
8%
Jan
2.05
Feb
114
51,000
40c
8
Steels
Atlas
Jan
13
Acceptance
Coast
Atlas
1.06 Aug
9% Mar
1,500
15c
118
ey4
88c
11c
36c
Nickel
Atlantic
July
6.90
class
Arcadia
Atlantic
Jan
3.70
Oct
Hardware
Atlin
43c
Oct
6%C
8
—10
—;
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Jan
9c
36c
*
common
B
Ashdown
Jan
Oct
1
40c
Oil
Temple
Class
Jun
5c
45 %c
6.50
1,231
1.03
27%
Jun
8c
17,890
6%
Oct
Sep
2.30
Ash
14Vac Jan
19c
400
1.01
2
6%
2c
1,000
all%
1.03
all%
18%
19,000
pfd___100
Ltd
Power
29
10
20c'
6.40
7
•
60
'
12%c 12%c
20%
20%;
6.50
*
Mines
Canada
8c
8c
1
—,
1
Dufault
Southern
7,000
2.30
1
Stores .'"A"
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South
Metals—
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
10c
Gold Mines
Asamera
Feb
5c
1
2
Columbian
Save
&
Siscoe
Sobey's
5c
Oct
4c
Ltd
Foo's
July
lc
20c
Ltd___l
Arjon
3.85 Mar
2c
5,280
33
12 %6
—
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&
1.27 Jan
1,500
3c
,
20
_
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4,300
2yaC
8Vac
8%c
.
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2.45,-
2%c
3c
1
Warrants
Red
2.30
'
2%c
500
1,700
12 %
16%
Apr
Jan
Cable
13
Apr
Cadamet
7.00
Oct
Calalta
1.87
Jan
Calgary
Mines
&
7.010
Oils
Jan
-'
-
11% July
5.70 Mar
90c,
Jun
:
Mines
Petroleum
& Edmonton
II——1
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5.000
25c
27c
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2,498
26VaC
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40
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CANADIAN MARKETS.
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Calgary Power
Calvan
Consol
Gas
Oil
&
Oils
Red
55,930
4.30 Mar
38,570
1.06
2.10
1.80
A
2.20
17%
50
48%
48%
48%
24
24
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•
25 '
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13
13%
205
16
990
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17
17
Feb
Mar
Oct
3.45
Aug
Corby
17%
Oct
July
-
12% May
Aug
10
May
Cosmos
18V*
21
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Jan
Jun
23 % Mar
17
Oct
:
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Crain
(R
Malting
Canada
Oil
•
56%
55
56%
325
•
common
Lands
90c
90c
: 90c
5,850
.
Warrants
9%c
Canada Packers class A
Class B
Ltd
pfd
Canada
Southern
Oils
46%
Steamship Lines
53
531/4
530
90
90
20
8c
8c
1
Canadian
&
Astoria
class
12%
1.40
A
7%
1
7%c
Canadian
Class
Sep
2.00
3.00
Canadian
Gas
Canadian
High
Mar
2.60
100
13
13
610
1,085
•
20%
20%
72
31%
32
5%
6
Sep
2.0b
83c
85c
2,500
6%
6%
6%
74c
5,535
1.00
1.10
1,080
•
3.80
3.30
3.90
36,205
*
9%
9%
12
13
950
1
Oil
5->c
pfd
Devon
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
Indl
22%
Jan
Feb
32
5% May
1.70
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
71c
Dominion
Steel
Feb
Dominion
Stores
Jan
Dominion
Tar
Jun
1.00
85c
Oct
2.75
2.20 July
4,10
Preferred
Oct
9%
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
12 %
Feb
Dominion
16
Jan
Donalda
Mar
61c
45% Mar
80%
70c
75c
8,935
25c
1.43
Jun
Jan
2.60
4.75
4.75
4,086
2.10
393
1.28 July
8
8%
1,786
3.90
4.20
2,320
15%
1,140
8
8
8
100
v
Dow
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Utilities
Canadian
4%','c
pfd
preferred
Candore
Can
Erin
Mines
Mines
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Cayzor
Ltd
Chimo
Gold
Chromium
Mining
&
cochenour
Lake
Columbia
Gold
Combined
Commonwealth
Conduits
;
Coniaurum
Consolidated
Beta
unsoiidated
Consolidated
consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
East
onsolidnted
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Jun
El
Jan
Emco
17
Apr
9
Sol
Consolidated
Consol
8.75
2,950
4c
5c
7,000
3%C
Jun
6c
Jan
34
35
685
34
Sep
35%
Sep
10
70
Mar
80
Oct
80
80
14%
14%
267
12% July
16%
Jan
36 %
36%
200
28
43
Aug
161/4
16%
365
14% July
20%
20%
20%
21
Jan
34%
25
45%
Jan
31c
31c
1,000
31c
Oct
1.25
Feb
13c
3,716
10c
Jun
16 %c
Feb
Mic
Mining
Consolidated
Oils
&
Exploration
41,175
49c
Oct
7c
8,800
6c
Mar
1.04
9,055
80c
May
1.13
Jan
12%
13
2,420
10% Mar
13%
Feb
13c
29c
13c
18c
5.60
5.783
90c
1.05
11,318
Negus
Oct
16c
113,200
8c
3,800
70c
July
65
137
2%C
2%c
2%c
37c
32c
12c
42c
42c
46c
Regcourt
West
Mine
Mines
Petroleum
Oct
Jan
Sep
July
5%c
Jan
52,210
22c
May
43 %c
Sep
12c
5,000
9c
May
15c
Jan
12,250
45c
18,000
4.65
5j0
43%
500
3.95
109,735
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J'%
Ltd-..
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42c
40c
Oct
80c
41
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Aug
58
Feb
3.95
Oct
25%
Oct
H'atinia
114
9c
>
10c
5c
8,600
36c
42c
35,300
A
20
;
1
Fleet
Ford
of
Francoeur
Fraser
Jan
Frobisher
Geco
Mines
General
ttuueral
General
Genex
Geo
Jan
60 %
58%
55
Mar
60
Jun
33c
Feb
35%
Jan
Jan
Great
Jan
62c
65c
7%
7%
125
5c
2,000
7,900
5c
1,167
7c
8c
3,250
3c
4c
6,000
43c
Jun
42c
62c
>-
Feb
71c
7%
Oct
9
4c
Apr
3-70
3.30
3.90
70,095
21c
63,133
15c
33c
33c
1,300
-
Mar
Jan
10 %c
Feb
12c
5c
3.90
Oct
Feb
Oct
Greater
16c
18c
32c
Feb
6%c
3,500
4c
May
7c
Mar
45c
24,575
26c
Jan
46c
55c
60c
27,700
26c
80c
80c
90c
35,029
50c
l.bl
1.70
3,800
17%
17%
18
6,650
1
1.55
17
g
Mines,
Apr
Oct
Gridoil
Aug
Gulch
3.20
Jun
Mar
Guaranty
1.00
May
July
Feb
20% Aug
Gulf
99c
Jan
12c
Mar
22c
Jan
933
3c
Jun
6c
Jan
Rardee
30c
14,700
23c
Sep
54c
Apr
D
8c
6%c
2.75
2.85
927
14
14%
11,149
8%c
60,000
104
103
104
150
•
3.00
3.00
3.15
2,225
1.24
2.43
Jun
15c
class
3.00
9 Vic
Oct
24%
Jan
3.55
Aug
6.25
Jan
10c
11c
26,600
10c
July
2.10
Jan
4%c Mar
7c
Feb
lie
6c
5%c
6 %C
24,700
•
35%
35%
36%
965
32
Feb
100
100
100
95
92
Mar
104
Jun
106
106
30
100
May
108
Sep
16%
17 Va
2,215
17%
7%
13%
36
42
36
Hard Rock
Jan
Harrison
Sep
Hasaga
3.95
Jan
Head
106 %
f
7%-
13%
330
2,475
15
6"%
12
25
15
33%
Sep
50%
43
395
40%
Oct
53%
Jan
600
56c
July
1.25
Jan
60c
1,110
50c
July
Sep
1.10 July
25
25
55
25
31%
Feb
8
7%
Oct
16%
Jan
14c
2,000
8c
Apr
21c
70c
70c
1,500
50c
Jun
11%
14%
31,443
15c 16 %c
5,300
13
16c
/
270
11
16c
17c
4,000
22c
20c
29c
132,000
12,066
11
150
20c
18 %c
22c
126
U26
130
60
11c
11c
11c
1,375
7.50
Mines
Iron
Headway Red Lake
F>ath
Gold
Jun
15c
July
10%
Oct
14Vic May
17c
15c
120
Oct
Jun
July
9Vic May
1.10
Sep
Jan
14%
Oct
37c
Jan
11%
Oct
19c
Jan
40c
Jan
30c
Fet
180
Jan
17 Vic
Jan
1.10
1.10
1.20
5,650
38%
38%
40%
990
35
Mar
44% May
23
23
125
19-
Mar
24%
19
Mar.
25
25
5.25
5.75
640
5.10
Aug
7.25
Jan
5%
5%
300
5%
Aug
6%
Api
39 %
40
45
45
125
1.20
—-
1
1.35
1,225
9.90 10%c
Mines
H)-& Co
Jun
45
1.20
July
2.35
13
Oct
Oct
Jan
'
8.25
4.35
850
4.05
July
July
5.00
Jan
2.80
9%
970
4.35
2.85
•
3.20
6,900
1.50
July
6.75
J an
8% May
11%
7%
11
9%
9%
590
9%
9%
1,080
3.50
3.75
240
2.00
2.00
40
11%
11%
1.05
1.05
26%
26%
26%
350
5c
4 Vic
5c
4c
4 Vic
2,000
7.55
7.30
7.70
10,132
6.25
27
27
75
23 %
6c
7c
22,000
2.00
1,400
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*
9c
10
1
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Jan
Aug
25
*
...
1.40
5%
I*
;
1.00 Mar
5.25
■
j'.i
30
■
.
1
—
1.40
•
Jan
July
5.55
Jan
275
10% Aug
12%
100
1.05 July
2.05
Jan
27%
Feb
3,000
9%
10%
829
10%
10%
295
14c
16c
55,000
14 %c
Jan
5.00
10
1
Jun
Jan
2.75 May
1.50 Apr
10%
*
Minerals
(Geo
Jan
36
60c
7%
1
common
Sep
Hees
Feb
Jan
12c
ZI
Sep
4.3a Jan
Jun
9
22
55c
7%
50
!
Gold—
Lakes
19%
Sep
42
55c
3.50
Gold Mines
Gold
of
Mar
Aug
July
38
60c
...
.
Mines
Sep
16
Mar
Jun
Jun
23%
100
25%
Jan
Sep
4c
Aug
11c
4c
May
7 Vic
Sep
10%
Feb
Sep
July
28%
Apr
10c
Jun
2.50
Apr
5c
Oct
9%c
Apr
2.70 Aug
11% Mar
99
4c
1,235
Z.Z.I
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11c
Jun
4c
4,500
24
3.70
25
Gurney Products preferred—,
Farms
Jan
5%c
*
—
Jan
Hallnor
Jan
•
Jan
Lake
12
1
Harding Carpets
*/2C
2.85
Jan
Oct
5c
1
11,265
141/4
Jan
173%
_*
...
15c
•
88%
Oct
8%
3.70
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common—
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JO* C17
5c
Sep
113
725
11
Mines
2 '8
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Ltd
Trust
Sep
7c
59
882
23%
I
May
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123
121
8%
5c
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69c
26c
Oct
Jan
66%
♦
Lines
Lead
80c
24
A
Mines
'vunnar
July
Jan
50
113
warrants
12c
uZ
62%
40c
85c
27% Mar
*
Freehold
87c
Mar
5,200
Apr
Oct
Jan
Jan
8%
*
warrants
Jan
55c
Sep
Mar
25%
4.65
114
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Trust
72c
39
100
50c
62%
warrants
1958
27c
2,245
27%
30c
50c
1
class
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
9,300
50
27%
94c
13c
~i
West
1956
35c
47%
49%
50c
i
4,591
12
common
——...
15,130
24 %c
34 %c
1
Drill
Paper
95c
4%c
Jun
1
Canada
15c
13c
Aug
6c
1
12 %c
41/2C
2.65
1,000
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81c
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2,000
\2/a
Great West Coal
Feb
38c
37c
44,050
7c
1
i
Power common.—.•_
Plains
Mar
94c
3.00
7c
100
—
Warrants
Great
62c
79c
2.90
1
M»nes
B
19% Aug
94c
...
Great Northern Gas common..
$2.80 preferred
;
Class
22% July
Mar
2.98
*
Preferred
Feb
15
;_100
common.
Mines
Lakes
45c
31 %c Aug
15c
Jun
6%c
T70
18%
220
«
Ltd
Tire
Grand uc
Great
16c
in1
1,515
17%
1
common..,
Mining
Grandroy
Jan
40c
45c
19%
17
Jan
*
Goldrav
45c
6%c
3"c
19%
Jan
7
5,385
19%
—
2%c Aug
2.95 Jun
16c
July
Aug
8c
4%c Sep
5%c Jun
Jan
27% Mar
10
Ltd
Great Lakes
Jan
5,457
25c
20c
Mines
2.65
11
Sep
34%
1*
.
Ltd...;
Glacier Explorers
Globe
Envelopes
Goldfields
18C
33
*
Yellowknife
Goldale
14,008
Jun
8%
Scientific
13%
Jun
S)
Products Mfg class A
Steel Wares common
Oct
7%
Sep
80
20 c
10c
33%
50c
Sep
Feb
61
18c
•
preferred-...
Mines
Giant
Jan
Jan
*
Motors
General
Jan
9%c
:
A
1.90
4.90
19%c
(U
Petroleum
Class
10c
12
89c
1
Dynamics
General
Jun
Jun
1
Development
11%
41/2 c.
Jan
Aug
...
Bakeries
General
100
Feb
Mar
Jan
4c
__20
fower
1,650
Apr
3.74
44c
Jan
8c
1.53
9
_i
A
preferred
5%% preferred
General
5c
•
5%
Goodyear
1,500
22c
295
Mining
uauneau
2,599
50c
Jun
25o
Ltd
2.05
48c
Oct
•
,
Mines
11%
1.90
11%
Mar
26c
6,000
Canadian
class
Pete
675
12c
20c
8c
4%c
6c
Companies
French
21c
25c
Feb
14c
Co
8%
13c
Jan
9%
Canada
20c
J
45
,
9
Nickel
Co
Foundation
8%
?
Feb
Jan
45
5c
11 %c
6c
1
;
Motor
8%
90c
lie
9
Manufacturing
Ford
2,985
40c
10%
Jun
__10
Insurance
Mining
43,604
8c
Feb
5c
16,000
14,500
11 %c
1
Grain
17c
62c
July
8%
22,400
4 Vic
1
Preferred
3.ad
100
42.
45
42c
10
Ltd
13c
*
preferred
!
Mining
Federal
Mar
5.20 Mar
2.73 July
12ya
Jan
67c
July
2.90 Mar
17 %c
1
—
20
2,945
27,800
7c
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
3.oU
_1
Exploration.
1.29
65
40c
3.15
1
common
footnotes,
16c
59 % July
2c
3.70
*
.
Mines
Consolidated "Sannorm Mines
Gas
Sep
Jan
3,000
40c
43%
Jan
6.70
Aug
90c
Jan
Mar
1.40
July
65
II
Mines—
Pershcourt
consolidated
1.47
11c
4.00 July
88c
9uc
1
Mines
Nicholson
B
6,800
11 %c
2
Northland
Tor
56c
90c
90c
•
Mosher
Uonsolidated
consolidated
Ltd—.
Smelting
,
•
,
Developments Ltd
Players
Gaitwin
51c
6%c
5.35
1
Consolidated
Class
Feb
33% July
Sep
7c
1
Morrison
.
18%
17%
55c
1
Mac
18% Mar
9
9c
Feb
*
Falconbridge
Greyhound
Mogul
Con wpS t
13c
100
Mar
98c
•
Consolidated
Consolidated
12% Mar
80
1
Consolidated
Consumers
8.00 July
1
Mines
Consolidated
Cpnsolidated
Apr
4c
14 %c
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
Jan
1
Halliwell
Marbenor
Consolidated
I
-180
8%
6 Vic
10c
1
j
...
8.45
24%
35
1
„I
Mines
19%
8%
6 Vic
Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Fargo Oils
7%
32
i
Arrow
Jan
Jun
Farwest
_»
Lake——
Aug
16%
Mar
Jan
Jan
1
.
64
12% July
1.54
Jan
•
Crest
41
9,089
68%
26%
5c
Plin
2,255
13%
Apr
39%
Gamma
Cadillac—
Discovery
Dragon
Oil
62
12%
May
13%
7%
Calllnan
59%
13
15%
51
Oct
1
Central
Oct
60
Aug
•
Mines
Apr
60%
■
6%
10%
54
15c
„
Jan
190
800
1.13
25
2.05
Sep
8
7
11%
54
&
2,161
11%
100
7
•
Mines
8
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
•
common
common
class
Mines
Eldrich
35
*
97
Jan
9%
5.45
52
1.05
Paper
Elder
Jan
35
2.5U
17
Oct
Oct
1.10
Eddy
Jan
3.1/j
Bellekeno
99
5%
1.80
38 % July
10%
•
;
Trust
Jan
7%
*
2,936
Jan
7%
»
Mines
99
633
150
■"
39 %
Feb
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
*'
99
»
5%
30
Aue
_.
.
2.00
41%
215
19
Mines
Petroleum
5%
1.80
40%
34%
21
1*%
Mines
•
13% Aug
34 Va
1,822
1
National
Conlagas
Jan
Feb
34%
106,853
4.40
Metals
Sep
21
-
*
Chemical
Co
Inv
21%
Smelting
Enterprises
Combined
92
Aug
9%
Economic
20%
Equipment
Celluiose
May
15
Jan
21
1
Willans
Farm
90
420
Aug
19%
.25
Cockshutt
Coin
50
1,191
2.07
21%
1
Chrysler
92
16%
1.78
19%
13c
Oct
July
Feb
1
.
■
Apr
12c
May
July
43c
1
Mines
—-100
.
9.00
Oct
12%
5 Va
;
;
-
Oct
July
6.00
12c
16
40%
:
27%
12
*
,'
•
Jun
1.33
Oct
1
Smelting-.
92
Oct
Jan
16%
1.40
17c
„20
Mines
92
16%
■
Mineral
4.50
Jun
6
1
Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Mining &
-100
45
4.65
12% July
1
Chesterville
500
Jan
3.50
31%
2.95
35,500
3,833
,13c
Chib
1,100
12c
1.04
Oct
27% Mar
22,025
Life
12%
Mines
6.75
12c
Corp
*
Trust
Cneskirk
6.60
12c
i
Jan
10% July
86,500
Empire
Zl
Oil
Chartered
6.70
•'
Oct
45c
Feb
55c
9c
Eureka
1
Charter
39,090
Jun
1.69
16 »/4
Porcupine
27%
Jan
Rio
Central
22%
Sep
8.55
Apr
1.70
36%
Gold
25%
27c
Jan
29c
14Vic
6c
Feb
19c
5.35
Del
Pat
6,337
Feb
6%c July
1.59
Aug
Athabaska
Central
10,000
125,745
19c
1.38
27c
Corp Ltd
Central
4,066
1.60
68c
.
Quartz
"6,000
8%c
14c
1.55
Oct
_.l
Captain
Cariboo
24c
8 Vic
Jun
1
Oct
—1
Jan
Jan
6%c
J
34%
Exploration
20c
33c
1,300
Jan
Mines
10c
_6c
Jun
7,000
50c
Gold
35c
-20
...
Williston
9c
18 %c July
5,375
9c
3.50
common.-;
-
12%
Oct
3.80
Amphi
14,313
Westinghouse
Canadian
•
20c
7Vic
Mines
141/4
Canadian
Oct
Sullivan
68,2ud
100
4c
.' 104% May
Malartic
17c
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian Western Natural Gas com
5%%
5c
19c
45c
Jan
500:
Apr
East
10c 11 %c
Vickers
Sep
9%
99%
21,029
1
&
36 %c 45 %c
»
Jan
13c
East
•
A
29
Oct
60
25,109
*
_J
Petroleum
10c
_.l
class
Apr
Jan
-
34c
•
;
&
Copper
Oils
25
Corp
Corp
Jan
13c
'
102
9.90
Brewery
17c
8.45
Feb
5c
6
,
19%
38c
1
25
55,287
28%
Coal
Textile
•
*
Canadian
;
1
10
25
May
8.55
60c
1.75
14%
__
July
Oct
40c
4.55
4.00
preferred
Sep
9 Vic Mar
Apr
4.95
16 %c Aug
4.70
14%
Salt
5.85
22 %
"•
/
1.05
Oct
Aug
3.95 July
*
Superior Oil.
Feb
Aug
70c
*
Jan
12%
Sep
5c
-,,-.466"
2.95
Mines
Dynamic
*
Canadian
6
29c
Preferred
Oct
Sep
11
Duvan
1,025
.
11c
28%
*4
Magnesium
Dominion
Duvex
.2.50
Railway
26%
6
9.00
Steel common..*
&
Feb
,
1.80
3.40 Mar
8,500 '
30c
—.i—
,
—
Jan
Jan
19c
common
Pacific
Electrohome
Foundry
1.34
Famous
Canadian Oil Cos.
10c
9.70
•
11%
Apr
19c
Mines
7%c
600
3.20
common
..—.J—
Oct
6%
Jan
346
Gold
16%
■*6,500
-28%
common
Jun
70c
7%
3,000
Inca
100
9c
21c
-
25c
-u...
Sep
10%
,
Canadian Northwest
5.60
16%
2
2.40
8
Locomotive
Oct
—.1
Anglo Inv
Warrants
Dominion
5% July
common
Industries
Canadian
Sep
19c
9c
■
•
&
Dominion
Sep
7% July
Oct
1.90
Qas,.^
Canadian
42c
Aug
10c 10 %c
~
>
_
Dairies
8% Mar
76
1
d
Bridge
18% Mar
ioc
1
-L.
Dominion
125
4.95
.
Mar
12c
4%c
■„
1
.
Oils
Dominion
430
74
Oil
25c
3,185
Jan
12,425
4.75
Hydrocarbon
5,750
18c
1
Petroleum
9%
20c
Warrants
Canadian
35c
17c
101%-
20c
1
...
i
Preferred
6%
4.75
10c
Min
Mines
Dome
1.60
20c
Homestead
Jun
8c
101 %
1-
X
•
Seugrams
Mines
East
Canadian
10%
1
Dome
29,840
74
Crest
100
I
Palmer
Discnlers
61c
100
preferred
200
:
Mines
Mines
9%
A_50c
Jan
11%
11c
Mines
1.55
1.60
Jan
18
*
■
Mines—
Gold
54c
*
Energy
Brewis
Horn
6%
16%
class
71c
18%
Sep
26%-
26%
—1
Jan
14%
200
•
*
Oct
15%
8c
4 %c
Jan
6.60
Feb
1,615
71c
Oct
28
-
3,UJU*
7.05
Oct
2.60
1,630
2.uU
2.00
12
470
5%
3
preferred
8% July
3,355
2.60
16%
465
8c
i
preferred
Dickenson
Jan
~
Morse
Feb
Aug
16
1.00
Products
Jan
8c
7
820
.
_
Food
9%
Aug
5Va July*
9%
Petroleum
Fairbanks
B
Canadian
Denison
8%
Wright
Steel
Delnite
Aug
9
1
Drawn
Aug
*
Pete
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
12%
58
common
Devonian
Deldona
40%
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
Deer
46% Mar
13
1,175
9c
1
Explorers
Feb
2.20
Sep
Oct
85c
Apr
22,668
10c
Mines
Jan
31
2.o0
Chieftain
Cusco
5.25
6% July
4c
A
Decoursey
4,143
2.05
-•
-10
i.
Daragon Mines
3,197
^
Collieries
1.30
Class
45 %
Jun
Oct
10% May J
200
2.60
Jan
16%'
16%
1
i,
—^
—
Daering
39
25
Canadian
Trust
Jan
53%
•
14c
5.40
*
I"II
Crowpat Minerals
Sep
38
A
Mar
16
*
-50c
L
Crush International Ltd"
Dominion
common
Canadian
39
39,500
v
7c
'
17c
„.
•
Pershing..
Jan
52%
_
Warrants
2.50
•
600
July
46,641
7%
32 c
1
Ltd
75c
July
53
1
class
8c
58
38%
com
$1% preferred
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
8c
5%
-
33c
95c
15%-
1
i
Mines
91
•
-
Celanese
Canadian
6c
5%
warrants.
Canadian
•
Oct
Sep
Feb
125
common
warrants
Canners
49
Jun
Jun
80%
20
Aluminum
Canadian
Sep
8,400
7%
Commerce
British
42% May
14c
'
Croinor
Jan
50
47%
-
50
1.31
*
*
of
Canadian Breweries
B
2,900
r
1.40
B
Minerals
Bank
Class
40
12
Bakeries
Canadian
Class
2.90
40
12%
l
Cable
Canadian
Canadian
2.85
1.25
Tungsten
Wire
2.90
*
common
-
Jail
39c
200
k
_
;
Oct
Aug
1.35
41%
825
53
Petroleum
Preferred
44%-
6c
--
38
90
warrants
Canada
45
"
60
Sep
4,000
-
-
-
10
Permanent
Safeway
Canada
48
100
Canada
Canada
Canada
9VaC
48
•
Canada Southern
6%c
*
44% Mar
87c
Zinc
L)
Aug
15,700
16%
16%
16
Mining 1.
Craigmont Mines
Crestaurum
High
5
11c
89c
16%
-
Imperial
Coulee
300
9c
90c
A.
Courvan
J&a
6
11%
class
B
27% July
-
*
Aug
'
Distillery
Class
.
33%
-
12%
May
10c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
14c 15% c
14 %c
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug...
Crown
Canada
Low
•
vXippercorp Ltd
Aug
52
Shares
6
7.20
19
•
100
.
Par
for Week
Copp Clark Publishing
9% May
48% Oct
875
20%
Sep
63c
22% Aug
15%
*
Oct
24
20%
1
Machinery
35c
3u4
*
.
24
3.55
700
27 va
10
common
Feb
3.15 July
30
•
16%
7,345
:
•
2,100
6.20
15%
i
•
37c
5.75
n
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
1,850
16%
;
class
3.15
35c
_
Canada
Foils
3.15
6.05
^
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
High
3,229
1
_
Lake
^
Low
211/4
3.15
1
Canada Bread class B
pfd
Canada Cement common
Preferred
High
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
19%
*
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
20 %
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Warrants
Campbell
Low
•
common
Calvert
for Week
of Prices
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Sales
Last
.
.
1.30 July
9
Mar
Jan
Mar
11%
Jun
10
Jun
15%
Jan
lie
Feb
15 Vic Mar
1
6c
6c
6c
_~i
4,000
5c
Aug
18c
14 %c
18c
20,037
13c
July
20c
Feb
6 %c
6%c
1,500
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
15,100
23c
1
"1
30c
1.
:j._I"*'
6c
'
30c 31 %C
4%c
7c
114,200
150
1.60
200
Mar
4c-
May
1.00
Sep
12c
40c
Jan
Sep
% 8c * Apr
5.00
Jan
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1645)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Bell
Hi Tower Drilling.,
Mfg
class
;
A
Low
1.37
300
9%
9
9%
328
Gold
Low
8
8
100
20%
5
Sale Price
19
22%
7,221
High
1.35 Aug
1.80 ^Apr
Jan
7
5%
Jan
19
Oct
Oct
10
8
"
Aug
29%
Jan
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Class
A
Class
Home
Smith
Howard
.-Prior
8.10
8.35
2,550
7.10
Jun
12%
Jan
7.55
7.75
2,504
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
Maxwell
3.35
3.35
3.45
1,100
3.10
Aug
5.00
Jan
Maybrun
Paper
_•
36
36
36%
1,120
33% July
44%
Jan
4iy4
411/4
100
35
42
2.55
2.60
2,800
3.75
4.10
1,025
44
45
2,029
9.25
9.95
2,168
11c
19,000
common
50
—
1
Hudson
Mining
Bay Oil
Bay
Hudson
Hugh
Pam
__!
Porcupine
Erie Mortgage
Huron
&
Hydra
4.10
*
Smelting
&
2.55
*
Consolidated Gold
Mining
Hoyle
45
*
9%c
1
_____
Exploration
v
V
7c
20
57
57
57
50
1
___
25c
25c
29c
2,837
Mar
2.31
3.25
Feb
2.90
Apr
59
preferred
60
1,400
9%
9%
1,300
Red
14'/a
Apr
12c
Jun
59
Feb
Merrill
Mtfy
42c
Feb
Meta
Mar
52
8'A
Sep
,
63'A Aug
10'/a Sep
201/4
930
20
Oct
20%
79
35
73
Apr
88
31%
32%
Mar
37
Jan
2,656
11 y8
Jun
12%
Gas
5V4
Jan
41%
411/4
42
2,310
100
94%
94%
94'/8
25
Midcon
16
16%
1,045
4.30
4.30
4.40
1,425
4.10
15%
15%
1.200
1.10
1.10
1.10
150
90c
32c
29 %C
32c
5,765
25c
1
Midrim
6% Aug
Mill
City
&
Sep
Mining
17
4.40
3,303
3.60
Jun
July
Jan
51/2C
17,600
5'Ac May
491/4
9,794
45% Mar
56 % July
Mt
36%
2,270
31
36%
Jan
Multi
43
Apr
725
39%
40c
41
57%
40c
220
40c
Apr
57%
57%
4,680
52
July
411/4
Feb
13 %n
Jan
1.25
Moore
Jan
3.00
2.80
3.00
3,256
36%
36%
30
2.45
29%
1,020
7,350
68c
1.70
39c
1.60
I.75
121/s
10
12%
450
38c
41c
13,000
2,610
Mining
20c
29c
29c
30c
23,900
35c
99c
99c
II.05
8,575
30%
310
Service
*
Jcliet
Mining
1.45
Kenville
Kilembe
Apr
Jan
May
Oct
Jan
1.40
31
Mar
Jun
28e
14c
3,000
12c
5%
1,400
14c
Jan
16c
Jan
7'Ac May
Apr
2.30
2.45
Jan
9%
9%
150
8% Aug
9%
Sep
81/4
8%
230
8
9y8 Mar
26c
26c
28c
1,150
21c
10
21c
22c
12,400
8%
1
9,375
1.95
Feb
Jan
7'A
2.20
2.20
10
Ll_
Aug
23c
Jun
20c
May
45c
Jan
29c
Jan
*
Ltd
__J_,
10c
9c
10c
46,000
8c
Aug
17c
1
;
Petroleum.
26 %c
26 %c
28c
8.201
25c
May
43c
13c
Jun
25c
Apr
2.09
Nealon
Nello
15c
15c
1,000
1.60
1.80
2,988
1.18 May
.
Jan
Jan
Mines
Labatt
(John)
Labrador
Lafarge
Warrants
Lake
Being
Mines
One
for
Lake
share
Dufault
Lakeland
Athona
Calumet
Gas
Lake
Shore
Lambton
Levy
New
Delhi
Little
Loblaw
'.
A
_
.__
2nd
Loeb
1,400
3c
12,120
23,500
17c
10c
'11,500
36c
107,350
Mines
28%
28%
1,060
24
17%
17%
925
17
6
6
100
6
Oct
70c
100
67c
Oct
Sep
Apr
30
Jun
27%
Feb
1.00
Jun
40c
43c
11,650
Jun
35c
Gold
Sep
Nor
1.01
Jan
Marcon
For
9,600
15c
27,516
21c
21c
22c
1
53c
42c
4'Ac
_
Jun
7c
May
14c
Jun
25c
Jan
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
26c
Jun
1.27
Jan
37c
53c
76,200
6c
14,500
Jun
8c
Sep
5'Ac
1,200
4'Ac
Jun
12c
Jan
5C
17,400
3c
4c
12c
18'Ac
Oct
42c
19,241
26c
Jun
72c
Jan
29c
33c
2,698
29c
Oct
75c
Jan
1.46
Jan
13c 18'Ac
1
I
77c
72c
77c
5,700
70c
Aug
1
.
Gold
_
15c
13'Ac
18c
40,500
11c
Apr
20c
Jan
36
Jun
483A
Jan
33c
Jun
May
Aug
3c
•
2.70
2.61
2.70
900
Norpax
1
6c
7c
6,500
Mines
Mining Corp
Nickel
July
5.00
Oct
3.00
3.20
900
3.85
3.45
4.10
25,780
27%
27%
28
315
1.25
1.25
Norsyncomaque
Oils
Mining
Ltd
Canadian
Warrants
2.75 Aug
4.20
Jan
North
2.95
4.75
Jan
Northgate
Jan
Sep
20
20
50
1.63
.119,500
203/4
203A
21
990
20
12
Jan
17%
Apr
1.32
20
Jan
33
2.20
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.40 July
15%
22
1.64
21%
Sep
Jan
ADr
Sep
1
6c
6c
7c
11,000
4c
9c
Jan
1
3'Ac
2'Ac
3'Ac
18,100
2c
Apr
4c
Jan
1.95
1.61
2.15
84,100
Jun
2.15
Oct
120
120
30
303A
30%
30 3/4
31
31
31%
*
—
51
15
1.60
90
Mar
120
Aug
415
26% Mar
31
Sep
313/4 Aug
51
100
45
Aug
55
July
Feb
►
1,115
.
25'A
Jan
_
_
.
_
_
28%
29
1,811
22%
29
Sep
30
30
303/4
1,085
223A Mar
31%
Sep
46 3A
463A
47%
675
40
Mar
47%
Oct
6.75
7.25
665
5.00 Mar
9.00
Jan
9
•
9c
1
9%
269
9c
10c
12,000
37c
9
.
40c
7,100
60c
53c
65c
67,450
5'Ac
8'Ac
24,200
6
Jan
7'Ac July
37c
Oct
19'Ac
Feb
9%
Oct
18c
Jan
67c
Apr
65c
Oct
1'AcMar
10c
July
3'Ac Jun
7'Ac Jan
5'Ac
2,000
10c
9c
10c
10,100
8c
July
19c
Jan
8c
6c
8c
13,000
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
2.90
2.65
3.10
35,768
1
5c
4c
6c
31,500
1.16
•
1
Powell
*
River.
1
Mines
1
1.10
1.20
143/a
14
143/4
7,798
3.15
2.85
3.45
139,201
43,425
3'Ac
1.00
13%
Jun
Sep
Aug
2.50 July
Oct
13c
Sep
50
22% Mar
27
Jun
42,000
l'Ac Jun
3%C Jan
1
84c
72c
95c
32,728
70c
•
4c
3'Ac
4c
8,500
100
97
97
200
1
32c
33c
3,105
1.05
.
_
_
-
-
*
Gardens
•
common
.
.
_
_
—
33c
1
9c
.
footnotes,
_
.
see page
42.
557
29
143/a
16%
85
Jan
32c
Oct
26
Mar
11% Mar
8c
.97
99c
29
Jan
22%
22 %
22%
100
19% July
25
Ltd
1
19 %c
19'Ac
24c
23,200
18c
40c
44c
9,530
40c
Sep
Sep
38c
1
Northspan Uran Mines "A"
North Star Oil preferred
warrants-.
34c
38c
1,750
20C
Jun
81c
North
Goldcrest
North
Rankin
Mines
50
Northern
Ontario
Northern
Quebec
Northern
Nova
1
f.
1
Beaucage
4.75
4.70
4.80
1.40
1.50
14,152
2,100
8'Ac
8c
9c
75c
8c
9,000
_r_
50c
50c
10c
17c
30,100
7c
-
Jun
Jun
Oct
10c
Jan
9%C
55,500
4c
53c
53c
61c
18,600
50c
9%
9%
9%
200
*
133/4
133/4
133/4
9c
Jun
50c
600
12c
Mar
July
243/4 May
3.10 Aug
—1
Mines
1.30
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
93/4
1.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
48% Aug
1.50 Aug
16 3A
Jan
26'A
Oct
4.90
Oct
1.65
Sep
15'Ac
Jun
1.20
Aug
17c
Feb
July
10c
Jan
Jun
80c
Jan
13
Feb
Jun
17
Jan
1
10c
10c
13c
8,020
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
90c
28c
27c
28c
3,570
22c
Jun
61c
Jan
•
Office Specialty Mfg
Oka Rare Metals
18c
75,400
36c
Sep
.'
Oils
:
5
10'A July
100
9c
Aug
93A Mar
310
25% Mar
29
*
19%
19%
19%
PS
19% Aug
24
Feb
5.70
5.50
5.70
10,825
8.60
Jan
1.45
1.35
1.48
49,800
80c
Jan
5'Ac
5c
5 %c
5,500
4c
Aug
22c
20c
23c
7,700
20c
8'A
8%
83/s
2,495
26c
25c
27c
11,900
53/4
53/4
100
9
9%
660
57
Products
10
27
•
Steel
10
26%
1
Ontario
12'Ac
1
&
27
1
Loan
15c
1
Ontario
10
1
Oleary Malartic
Ontario Beauty Supply
57
4,200
10%
12,944
pfd
Debenture
2
1
common.
Copper
Mines
Orenada Gold
:
Ormsby Mines
Wholesale
Lake
145
1.00
11
*
Gold
Orchan
26'A
*
;-,w>
—
Ocean Cement
Opemiska
2,251
12%
1
Mines
Obaska Lake Mines
Okalta
7,200
26%
41
175
1.18
12%
*
.
Mines
Nudulama
•
1
Warrants
Norvalie
Gas
common
Power
47%
1.05
47%
*
Telephone
Natural
12'A
1.40
Northern Canada Mines__
Mines
Express
Preferred
:
common
——,
Jan
Pacific
Nickel
——
*
:
•—*
Pacific
Petroleums
Jan
___.
-1
i
5.40
6%
25c
Oct
Oct
Feb
Oct
5%
Sep
8'A May
Jun
5.30
Jun
100
2,390
20% July
34c
33c
34c
5,700
25c
Jim
•
85c
75c
1.00
104,510
52c
Jan
1
—1
5'Ac
5c
6c
13,500
5c
17c
17c
4,500
11c
Sep
May
3.60
3.70
Porcupine
Oct
Jan
Patino
Canada
Warrants
,
2
common
10% May
Jan
1.54 Sep
9'Ac Jan
37c
8%
35c
8%
8'/a
Feb
Oct
Jan
Jun
-
600
3.00
11c
Jan
Aug
58
Oct
Oct
13% Aug
9.00
Jan
29'A
Jan
44c
Jan
1.00
Oct
23c
Jan
23c
Jun
4.40
60c
Jun
Jan
15c
35c
8,200
25c
Oct
35c
Oct
Pee
7'Ac 10'Ac
5,200
5'Ac Aug
13c
Jan
Peerless
11c
Jan
Pembina Pipeline common
15c
2.50
3.05
5,250
20c
Gold
Consol
13'Ac
2.96
1
Consolidated
Expl
7.80
5.60
243/a
24'/a
Pamoil Ltd
of
Oct
24
Page Hershey Tubes,
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
Amalg Mines
Oct
10
57
5.55
Warrants
Paymaster
May
1.04
59c
Pato
5c
Oct
Jun
Oct
500
30'Ac
Mar
Jan
5c
105
26c
16%
5c
33c
74c
17c
27c
33c
5,062
Jun
2,755
'
Jan
50
8c
10c
Feb
2.95
•
;
2,500
9c
-_1
*
_
27
16'/a
-_1
3'Ac May
13c
Oct
Jan
11c
Sep
12c
Sep
1.70
6,621
Sep
2'Ac
Fields
Apr
6'Ac
2,000
86c
1.22
24%
Jun
5c
14,087
1.75
Exploration
Overland
9c
4'Ac
4,500
8'Ac
38c
Feb
2c
78,000
6 %c
8c
84c
8'AC
24%
9c
5c
1.70
33c
Osisko
2c
*
*
Oct
Jan
Jan
8c
85c
Oct
3.45
13c
38c
3.10
19
Sep
1
Oshawa
'
2.40 July
Sep
6c
—*
O'Brien
28%
_50
3.70
2.55
1.70
_
Coldstream
Jun
•
1
—
common
_
__
Jan
7c
25c
_25c
_
_
Oils
'
1.10
Jan
Aug
Aug
_
Jan
1,600
34c
19c
3.30
585
6c
May
May
5,000
44,400
143/4
July
2,500
111,000
5.00
1.00
9'Ac Jan
10'Ac
24c
4.25
5'Ac
4(Ac
4,500
3'Ac
18'Ac
—
Jan
5c
1
_
Jan
4c
1
_*
Mines-
Jan
1.14
4'Ac
4.75
__
Oils
7c
10c
1
Mines
Northcal
7.00
_
Mines
Marigold
7c
9c
12c
19c
19c
4c
North
1.38
Ltd
_
7c
15c
Jun
Oct
20c
Oct
120
Sep
Jun
21c
Oct
27
3.20
Feb
6c
38'Ac
1
Jan
1
40'Ac July
19'Ac Feb
4c
7,000
9,842
13C
14%
Lake
Milling
Mines
48,050
28,306
23C
Jun
1.55
_
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Manitou
Barvue
Leaf
2,000
52c
60c
2.80
_
Leaf
5c
9'Ac
40c
41%
Pamour
Maralgo
Marboy
4c
9c
50c
38%
Jun
6c
143/4
Uranium
Maple
Maple
5c
9'Ac
40'Ac
Feb
1.90
1
Maneast
Jan
53c
10'Ac
Mines
Gold
Jun
2.20
39%
3,563
—30
_
:
_
Malartic
9c
2,300
•
30,000
•
_
2,000
*
80,000
•
Consolidated
Apr
11c
2.95
Mines
13c
Jan
Cockshutt
Shoes
17c
9c*
10c
Mines
23c
Aug
July
Explorations
Magnet
Mar
Noranda
2.20
1
Maher
Jan
19c
Jun
2.85
1
Mines
Acme
18c
2.00
26C
.__
Mines
Majortrans
35c
1
Mines
Rim
8'Ac
45c
common
&
Sep
►July
1
Mining & Smelting
9c
*
Blodel
18c
Sep
5c
600
1
Nickel
18'Ac
8c
Red
5,500
1
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
1
warrants
MacMillan
43c
20c
9%o> H
1
—
Manitoba
Nipissing
Jan
21c
8,710
Jan
9%
26c
19c
Mines
Taku
14,900
17,801
,9%c
Mines
New Hosco Mines
10%ic May
12,750
Mines
Madsen
7c
share
Goldvue
New
43c
Sep
Jan
29c
19c
Rouyn Merger—
94,600
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
MacLeod
18c
7'Ac
1
Senator Rouyn
17%
Louvicourt Goldfield
Macfie
6'Ac Aug
3'Ac July
33c
9 %C
Harricana
New
28%
Warrants
Macassa
1,000
Sep
Jan
Oct
Ltd
Newnorth
Jun
6c
55
10,015
6c
1
New
18 %c Aug
May
Sep
2.60 Mar
193/4 May
for
Jan
*
Lyndhurst
49
Jan
28
.>_*
Mines
Jan
67c
Gold
_
25
5%
Sep
30'Ac
5c
32c
50c
Canada
Mines
exchanged
42c
•
_
_
4'Ac
Jun
,1.50 Aug
1.51 July
ll3/a July
1,465
11'Ac 11'Ac
6c
1
of
1.90
40c
.
Mines
Uranium
9c
11c
1
Oil
3.80 Mar
60c
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Lorado
Jun
Jun
1
July
l'Ac
29c
1
Mines
Ltd
4c
4c
10c
1
Oct
1.55 Mar
2.10
23c
9c
_
(M)
500
3,000
Apr
31c
class A_
A
5c
22%
3
preferred
Preferred
Class
54
5C
Jun
61c
—
B
54
10c 10'Ac
54
1
10'/a
38c
Candy
preferred—
Cos
7,525
12'/a
94,895
.
Class
1.99'
11%
New
-50c
preferred
Loblaw
1.80
12
Jan
31c
*
preferred
B
1.90
9'Ac
2.10
_
Groceterias
Class
Class
1,050
Sep
1
Long Lac
2.40
*
Petroleum
Dickenson
1
.__
_
.
Gold
2.20
3c
9c
.__10
Gold
Jan
2.35
20,500
—10c
Lexindin
Jan
10c
Normetal
Loan
Leneourt
163A
6c
held
_
Industries
20 %c
3c
4 'Ac
Mines
Gold
July
12,500
1
43c
Mines_
Secord
8c
133/4 Aug
540
4c
Gold
Continental
Davies
Norlartic
Silver
Leitch
22,200
15
3'Ac
•
*
American
Laura
14c
143/4
4c
Mines
20
Langis
10%c
Mines
10
Landa Oil
Latin
July
Jason
34c
_
Gold
Jan
96c
*
Preferred
Lamaque
59c
Kelore
2.02
Sep
Jun
Mines.
New
New
48
Mar
Newlund
25c
.300
177/a Mar
35c
New
14%
'13% Aug
42% July
3,500
New
13%
Aug
60,770
Apr
14
.
Norbeau
4%
_
Oct
.
55c
47c
for
-
Oct
1.00
1
10c
Jan
Ltd
Gold
Mines
Osu
Jan
42%
41c
Jan
Mines
Lingman
Lake
26
42c
Mines
New
3.20
Lake
Apr
39% Mar
63c
7%
•
each
20
105
49% July
3.95
Ltd
exchanged
Dickenson
322
42'/a
Sep
10%
70c
Mines
22%
413/4
May
35% Mar
Oct
.
Clinch
Jan
21%
42'/a
10c
49c
Oct
1
& Exploration
class A
26
Oct
25c
5 >/s
*
Ltd
Mining
Cement
Mar
4c
5,828
2.30
I1/2C
Ltd
20
68,693
10
1
_
368
45
1,615
.
:
6,500
60c
5%
1
common
Minerals
5c
22%
28c
5i/a
5% Aug
Feb
4c
1
Bidlamaque
for
May
43
Uran
New
Share
Feb
7c
12%
21%
10
New
Dickenson
Jun
Apr
2.80
26c
T
Labine
Aug
29c
57c
2.50
1
Gold
5c
Jun
44
51%
41/2C
10%
July
2.00
Oct
58c
5%
6c
4c
7,926
Jun
27c
2.30
1
2,000
11%
47%
5%
330
4'Ac
47%
._
New
New
Jan
%c
47%
Alger Mines
New
Jan
2.05
17c
250
B
Mines
Being
85c
450
246,470
Car
Mines
New
Oct
1.40
4,326
14
5%
*
37c
17c
1.00
2.30
*
*2
Canada
Townsite
New
Jun
Jan
18
2.15
63c
Jun
*
15c
.
Developments
5,854
19%
63c
Oct
•
class
Nickel
Kopan
3,767
Oct
Oct
143/4
Jan
Oct
May
7,500
•
67c
26
13c
Copper
Kirkland
5
22c
10c
Warrants
Kirkland
40c
1.60
8%
29c
.1
11%
*
Trust
3.70
62c
12c
Mines
Kerr-Addison
300
25c
National
Sep
Sep
1
5
Jyf
Gold
4,400
*
Steel
Mines.
of
100
30c
13%
common
Petroleum
14%
87c
Chemical
National
31,200
Warrants
8%
143/4
Jan
X
National
71/2C
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelvinator
Feb
20c
.1
Corp Ltd.
Jan
6%C
Oils
Jan
14'Ac
14
Mines
Feb
7%c
Pound
Jupiter
1.15
Jun
.1
Hosiery Mills
1
Co
Oct
-.1
National
4% July
6%c Oct
Mines
Jumping
13c
1
Mining
Mar
6c
93c
Exploration
(1939)
Quebec
Jonsmith
Jowsey
30
1
Lake
Warrants
15c
52c
_•
National
30c
Apr
7,800
_•
common
Sep
11% Mar
Apr
2.34
21%
Minerals
Jan
1.75
Jan
47c
3,500
Is
3.95
38
Jan
8c
46,600
21%
Trust.;
41'A
Oct
31c
9c
-_1
Apr
May
23
76c
Jan
17c
.40
Jun
32
30%
56c
_.
Creek
Jan
13'Ac Jan
52c
II
Wright Iron
Nama
Apr
4.85
6 %c
Jan
60
Jun
Jan
6.10
16 %C
11%
Corp
Aug
1.40
Feb
10c
52c
8%
Porcupine
Murray
41
Feb
July
May
102
8'Ac
*
Mines
Montreal
36
73c
...
preferred
15,806
4
Moneta
51/2C
1
B
30,000
1.85
Montreal Locomotive Works
28%
Preferred
Class'
33c
1.70
Corp
Jan
29
Club Ltd cohtmon__2C2i>
—Ji*
Jockey
24c
25'Ac
17c
Sep
1
preferred
Gold
31c
2.15
1.90
76c
Explorations
Joburke
4'Ac Oct
1.50
16%
1
Mines
Mines
23,070
143/4
Jun
25c
Mines
.
Jellicoe
11c
37c
B
Nesbitt
Jaye
15c
6c
1.71
Preferred
47%
*
Mines
Jefferson
47,600
8c
16 %c
common..
Min
36
25c
____2____
Public
23c
1
21
Jan
1
13 % Mar
50c
2.75 July
5%c Jun
16,490
Molsons Brewery class A
Jan
July
July
High
1.33
47'Ac May
12 % Jan
1
Apr
6%
5c
4.05
30%
Corp
Ore
93 % Mar
17c
Grain
Metals
Sep
243/4
-50C
Sep
6'A
8'A
19c
*
Power
National Drug &
Jacobus
27%
Petroleums
95
49
25
Waite
8,450
Mines
Pacific
Mindamar
5%c
1
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common____
Jamaica
8c
Brick
5
common
Preferred
Jack
6'Ac
Mining
Milton
♦
Utilities
Glass
110
Midwest Industries Gas
Sep
8.50 Mar
4.40
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1959 wrnts
Interprovincial
Pipe
Line
5
Bay
3.25
7c
29c
&
42
4.00 July
15%
_____—__
Molybdenum
Iso
3.25
1
Oil
Midland
Jan
78%
1
Nickel
Iron
100
Mining
Uranium
Mar
31
20
common
International
Iroquois
10,000
4.80
Oct
437
12,127
*
30
Sep
Jun
6'/4
__—
A
355
6c
4.80
-1.28
Island
Mar
24c
12%
—
Copper
100
5'Ac
I
Medallion Petroleums
48
12%
*
International
Class
99%
6c
Mines
Expl & Devel
6
Co
Warrants
Irish
100
*
Lake
Mentor
Class
International
17,175
1
Mar
12%
—_____
Inspiration
8%
Lake
Gold
6%
—
Natural
8%
;
McKenzie
Red
20%
16%
Preferred
8%
♦
Mclntyre
McWatters
79
Warrants
Inland
Mar
Jan
Jan
4.86%
common.,1*
$4%, preferred
&
Oct
30c
II
McMarmac
32%
—
_
Accept Corp Ltd
(John)
61c
89,250
;
4.90 Aug
May
8.75 Aug
20 %
__
Inglis
59
9%
_
6%%
Industrial
42,400
32c 35 %c
*
Mines
Mexican Light
Bank _—;J
10
Investment class A
*
preferred
;
20
Imperial Life Assurance—
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Imperial
Imperial
6%
67C
34c
III
51%
43
6'Ac
July
Low
61c
1100
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
63c
•
Mattagami Lake
7.55
Low
Shares
1
preferred
8.20
20c
preferred■
Howey
5 'A %
for Week
of Prices
.—1
Matachewan Consol
——I—
;
—:
Pitfield
&
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
*
—;
——
B
Par
Maritime
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.35
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1.35
*
—
Consolidated
Hollinger
of Prices
•
Highland
Holden
for Week
1
•
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
41
16c
21c
144,200
15c
Jun
33c
16c 18'Ac
115,000
10c
July
18 %c
Sep
Oct
39c
Jan
17'Ac
Ltd
Exploration,.
11c
1.2
10'Ac
8'A
8
11c
8%
1,100
3,500
2.37 July
10'Ac
6%
Jun
3.05
8%
Oct
Jan
Sep
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1646)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
common
Gas
Pernio
Low
Par
«.
Penmans
—:
Oil
&
225
42c
47c
11,600
11,700
47c
3
preferred
Low
29%
.
Petrol
30%
Sep
40c
Aug
85c
Jan
21 %c
Toronto Dominion
Toronto Elevators
Bank
11c
Jim
4,100
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
23,020
48c
July
1.17
Truuerb
4,800
40o
Jun
85c
13
Jun
16
Feb
Jan
Trans
Canada-
Exp Ltd
Canada
Pipeline
Jan
Transmountaln
42c 47Vic
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
43c
Engravers
*
•
14%
14 Va
14%
Crow
80c
68c
88c
4c
4%c
Pitch
80S
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
Iron
Preston
Provo
Quebec
:
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
20,300
4.55
4.95
1.31
2.05
1.99
5c
4 Vac
*
9c
8,000
33,300
Sep
May
Sep
July
July
2c
1,000
7c
Mar
45c
3,453
5% Aug
49
53
531
39% July
1.85
1,010
12 %c
20c
69,235
6
7
8.05
8.60
1.05
July
Jun
10c
7.90
10,548
5%c
5%C
—
3,624
7 Vic
May
5c
12,500
5c
Jun
May
Jan
23c
-
Jan
29C
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
6c
13 %c
78c
Feb
Aug
Feb
18
80 y4
Jan
5.80
Feb
16C
Jan
11%
Jan
9c
Jan
Radlcre
Mines
Uranium
Rainville
1
Ltd
Mines
Reef
Reitman
class
18,900
45c
Oct
816
14c
Oct
15
110
13% Mar
55c
47 VaC
27c
23c
27c
5C
4c
5 VaC
13,500
1.87
1.90
Minerals
1.50
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Ultra
Shawkey
Gas
Class
Rockwin
class
$6
A pfd
United
Kenn
United
New
United
68c
Jun
60c
Jan
6Vic
Sep
2.10 May
15 %c
16c
1,500
Sep
4c
13c
Can Ltd
V)
(£
1956
prior
Rowan
1.95 Mar
46c
Jan
6.15 July
7.90
Sep
Mar
8%c
Jan
26c
Jan
St
Maurice
3,450
79
5
66
6%c
7%c
174,500
4,776
1,320
65
1
6 Vic
10
67%
67
68
•
5.80
5.80
5.90
9%
9
9%
4,525
26c
40c
309,000
26c
1
Gas
16%
16%
16%
98%
98%
75c
76c
83/4
9%
4.70
Gold
1
Gold
4.50
4.75
1.32
1.50
5c
6c
15,500
5c
40c
3,200
37c
66c
66c
18c
•
A
com.,
preferred
Mines
Dairies
class
A
33
Sep
48
Jun
65c
Jun
1.20
Jan
14c
Jun
60
~2,635
3.25 Mar
4.25
745
3.80 Aug
8%
9%
4,692
8%
Feb
24%
233/4
24%
5,651
23%
Oct
26
26
27
175
25 Va
Sep
41
41
413/4
158
37% Mar
45%
45%
47
144
42
80c
80C
500
Mar
75c
Mar
1.00 July
4.65
Apr
5% Apr
13% July
30% Jan
42% July
42% July
48
July
1.00
3.35
Oct
3.00
3.35
30,774
4.00
3.85
4.50
4,523
4.50
Jan
28c
27c
28c
6,300
Oct
43c
Mar
22c
22c
500
16 %c May
32c
Jan
9% Mar
11%
1.12
11%
10%
11%
1,679
26%
26%
26%
3,263
1.01
1.00
1.05
27,846
79c
Sep
July
32
30%
32
330
25
Mar
50
26
50
51
150
46%
•
21%
21
213/4
600
18% July
Southern Union Oils
1
12 %c
12c
15c
55,894
8c
Spartan
•
79c
76c
1.05
52,025
14c
Oct
13c
12c
25c
24,700
5c
Oct
30o
11c
lie
12c
91,545
9c
Oct
*
3.90
3.90
4.10
900
14
14%
555
50c
60c
1,750
Services
Warrants
Spooner
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
Ltd
Standard
Paving
Standard
Oils
Wire
*
.
Stanrock Uranium
_1
United
Steel
Vanadium
Vandoo
Cons
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class
Violamac
Waite
Amulet
Walker
G
&
Copper
Decalta
Naco
Surf
Inlet
(Geo)
i
V"
.''J
Feb
May
3.60 Aug
13%
Oct
50c
Oct
51%
24
Windfall
7.00
Woodward
Lead
Apr
1.60
Apr
5.80
5.95
2,223
35%
10,958
33% Mar
4.00
4.65
520
4.00 Aug
7c
12,600
2.75
3.00
9,200
3 Vic
3 Vac
8c
9 Vac
5,000
7c
Jun
12c
Jan
11c
12c
2,940
11c
Oct
21c
Mar
9 Vic
5.75
38%
13c
2.50 May
3c
July
1,000
Jan
6.00
Jun
6c
Feb
6.90
July
Apr
Jan
3.50 Mar
9Vic
Jan
■
60c
75c
7,550
60c
88c
99c
6,082
88c
Oct
300
27c
70c
5 %c
Jan
78c
Jan
97c
Oct
5c
11,200
2c
52c
57c
7,895
49c
1.00
100
10%
10%
32%
32%
3%C
.
52c
IOV3
Jan
507
17% May
226
32%
32%
2.15
Feb
40c
40c
46<m:
2/849
85c
•85c
93c
8,600
72c
July
20c
20c
23c
2,500
20c
'.Oct
'*"40C
1.35
'
Jan
Jan
wv55c
Jan
.30c
Feb
16c
36%
36%
1,495
38
37%
38
275
92
92
92
80
82
Feb
92
107
100
Mar
107
1,000
Jan
Jan
f1.55
Oct
16C
'lUM
100
Jan
1.00 July
10
Sep
•
50<
Oct
1.88
Jun
1.00
4c
-■
75c
Aug
May
12Vic Jan
1
,
29
Feb
38
28% Mar
Sep
Sep
38%
Aug
Aug
105%
107
155
13
14%
1,030
10
Mar
16%
Jan
1.16
1.26
200,223
90c
Oct
1.67
Jan
30c
45c
5,300
26c
Aug
1.05
Jan
Aug
11c
8c
10c 11 Vac
5c
__1
class
A—
class
11c
*
23%
(H
100
A.
Jun
17c
8Vic
May
23%
1
Oct
14c
29
Oct
Feb
Jan
5
15
15
15
163
14%
Aug
19%
4.75
4.85
215
Jan
1.38
1.20
1.44
89,150
4.75 May
1.01 May
8.25
•
1.40
Jan
1
11 Vic
11 %C
12c
6,400
11c
Aug
27c
3%c
3Vic
1,000
2c
Aug
7c
7 Vi c
7,000
,5c
Jun
4Vic Aug
9 Vic Jan
1.01
1.18
104,520
83c
Jun
70c
88c
140,950
56c
3c
3c
500
2.35
2.45
17 %c
.—
Oil
17 %c
18c
8,300
25c
31c
160,625
20o
__-1
Bear
Young
Yukeno
500
23%
'
Mines :__
Yellowknife
'
Jun
9c
9,500
"
11c
23%
7c
4Vic
65,400
8%c
.
,
2.45
Canuck
Mines
G)
7 Vic
1
1.13
"
Mines
Mines
c.1
Jan
Jan
Sep
88c
Oct
5c
May
2%c Aug
*
11
Zenith
Electric
Zenmac
Metal
Zulapa
Mines.
Mining
.
Toronto Stock
Sep
Jan
2.35
July
19c
3.88
Jan
56c
Jan
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
*
Develop
Bronze
Canadian
Sep
24
Consolidated
7,000
17c
Oct
40c
July
5%c
5%c
6c
3,600
5c
Mar
10c
Jan
Dominion
1.55
1.48
1.73
22,320
May
1.85
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
19c
23c
29,563
14%
14%
350
25
25
50
2.25
450
•
123/4
12%
13
305
35c
23 %c
23c
25c
23,525
24%
24%
289
3.50
3.50
4.00
660
63c
Dalhousie Oil
:
60c
45c
July
Jan
20
Feb
25%
Oct
Hayes Steel Prods—.
International Paper
2.00 July
4.50
Jan
16c
17% Jan
1.04 Jan
8.00
Apr
37c
July
69c
2,200
37c
May
57c
1.35
7,200
15 %C 16 %c
42,640
81%
81%
10
56c
1.52
Jun
1.25 Mar
25%
26
985
20%
100
49%
50
50
5.70
5.85
16%
17%
18%
39%
38%
Maclaren
Ogilvie
of
Canada
(1956)
_*
;
-
20%
21%
new
Oreille
Price
class A_
;
50
18%
Oct
Yukon
5.00
480
39%
4.40
1
Zellers
8,100
13c
Aug
66
July
90
Feb
Oct
40 %
Jan
19 % July
26 Vs
Jan
71
100
150
20%
203/4
1,115
22
44%
22c
21%
21%
10
21%
Oct
26
90%
139
84%
Oct
130
12%
12%
475
20
505
43
2.65
2.66
37
39
60c
76c
36,900
34
34
193/4
868
62c
9 Va May
300
39
65
*
Oct
/Feb
7.00 Sep
22
36 Va Mar
43
Corp..
Jan
18%|Oct
3,508
223/4
2.50
1
Gold
July
6.00
,,
20
12%
•
Consolidated
53
Jan
Jun
70%
common
Mines
Jun
3.90
Sep
May
26% Aug
Feb
90%
7.50
Bros
8
13%
22%
+-•
1
Flour
70%
45
.1,028
13 %c 14%c
*
High
Apr
July-
6
2,545
7
18%
4.85
353/4
-
-
85
40
Oct
July
2.30 Aug
37
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
20
Oct
46%
3.15
Feb
Jan
46 Va
Jan
55c
Sep
Aug
72c
Jan
32
Feb
37
40c
Jan
Mar
69%
Jan
76
Apr
6,300
2,860
43c
73/8
3 Vic
5,000
3%c July
33c
38c
35c
38c
16,000
8,700
500
Jan
5% July
33c
Oct
31c
July
24 Vic May
85%
94c
Oct
Mar
10%
Jan
7c
Jan
1.15
68c
31c
July
Jan
Oct
45
7%
25 %c 25 %c
2.15
Jan
15c
3%c
37c
1,490
Jan
81%
73%
1,185
6%
Jan
2.80
777
-10*
-.1
2.50 Aug
85,090
50%
—1
Ltd.
Jan
41,325
50
Lundmark
—1
25%
60c
55C
.100
Feb
2.00
50
-
Lino
Loblaw Inc
21%
44%
5.85
_•
_*
&
44c
1.70
1.31
eommoi
1
;
16%
48c
1.82
•
Low
6%
■*
25%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44
18%
—
„
Mar
Sep
Shares
__1
Paper _L_
Mar
12
Oct
Sales
Sep
13
20 %c Aug
Jan
37c
Dollars
of Prices
Low
44%
17%
j.
12c
•
3.00 Mar
29c
for Week
*
:_5
:
common-—
Glass
19c
j
Sugar
Marconi
703
1
Note—
Dredging
Dominion
&
•
:
Bank
13%. Jan
Jan
Canadian
Range
5
Oct
2.50
in
Week's
Par
Canada
Jan
Expressed
Sale Price
Jan
1,600
•
Oct
July
13C Jun
Last
4.50 Aug
19
Bulolo
1.40
2.30
16c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
STOCKS
Feb
87%
Oct
2,900
$
Friday
38% Jan
-
Shown
1.60 Mar
Jun
2.00
Prices
,
Oct
17
.
Feb
31
6.60
29c
'
Feb
19
—
Sep
7
Feb
Aug
1
;
Zinc.
&
Yankee
Yellorex
21c
1
Mines..
81c
36%
Ltd
2.05
.1
Mines
40c
Jun
6%
Jan
28
Jan
94% Sep
<
34%
warrants
19c
.1
Silver
6,600
—1
Stores
A
62%
15,093
24%
Torbrlt
1.06
Aug
24c
Jan
7c
Apr
Oct
2.55
6c
.
Wright-Hargreaves
2.00
-
Tombill
100
1.00
21%
87
25,733
6%
5
—„„
Canadian
6.60
2.25
_
:
1
Industries
i
Park
34c
6%
-.1
1
Mines
540
.1
Larder
■183/4
25
Petroleums
4,000
28c
1.30
1.35 Aug
3c
May
9,810
94
v.
\i.
July
30 %c 30 Vac
Coghlan
20c
Territory Mining
Tidal
4c
25%
92
Aug
Sep
45c
Pend
Thorncliffe
3 Vic
24%
5%
87c
Jan
7.25
2.90
Wararnts
2.00
Warrants
Tiara
1,000
580 "
May
46
Jan
1.22
1
"
Thompson
109,700
1.40
Jun
5.30
5.20
4.00
Sep
23 %c
-T
6.60
1
Sterling Trust rights
Ltd
Jan
5%
1.30
30
*
14%
Gold
Canada
8%
5%
1.03
,
1.25
,
170
Preferred
Jan
Mines
2,800
Texaco
1.89
Warrants
65
Mines
Jun
1.17
7
3.45 May
3,800
1.12
•
323/4
Temagaml
90c
-
1.17
100
32
Mines
Apr
29,236
B
63%
•
•
trust
28c
:
class A
63%
Voting
Sep
class A
American
Taurcanls
14c
1
preferred
preferred
(J)
Oct
Jan
19,750
75c
Gas
4%%
Winchester
55%
24C
14c 14 VaC
'
*
warrants
British
Teck Hughes Gold
Jun
14c
_]
Petroleum
Jan
—
1
Petrol
Jan
common
Oct
15
•
7c
Industries
55%
16 %c
15,630
*
53c
Tamblyn
25
13,600
19c:20 Vac
___<
...
Oct
Tancord
55%
7.00
Oil
3%c Aug
Preferred
55%
Oct
Oct
35%
•
.
9,900
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Sylvanite Gold Mines—
55%
5.85
&
1,600
Exploration
Superior Propane
Oct
Jan
6.50
1_„
Western
Yale
51%
Jan
9%
35%
Products
Class
520
14c
6.95
—
Oil
Western
Wood
52%
31c
Nickel.
Western
Wiltsey
51%
92
Western Canada Breweries
$6
16%
,J
35%
West Malartic Mines
Willrov
Apr
6%
1
Westburne
Western
12%
300
3.80
;
Westates Petroleum
Weston
8,328
85,950
'
25
,
Warrants
Westeel
15
35%
Wespac Petroleums
Canadian
Apr
9%
1
Wasamac
Jun
13c
9%
14%
3.55
1
Lake
6c
8
,
10 %C
...
Mining
Werner
Aug
Mar
20c
Knapp Canada Ltd
Weedon
3.50
15.
W.
5c
Sullivan Cons Mines
10 VaC
«
Mlnes.
&
4%C
Sunburst
Jan
1.03
4 Vic
Contact
5.50
r.l
1
Sudbury
100
3 Vic
A
Starratt Nickel
Gold
4.35
1.15
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Corp
River
Jan
4.35
Mines
10c
Sturgeon
17c
24%
25c
"
47c
Jun
1
10,890
/
Aug
6c
Explor.
40c
*
21c
1,125
Ventures Ltd
30c
Rock Trnn
Steinberg class A
1,200
8c
1.35
25c
Steep
Jan
23c
Alloys
32c
—
4.10
8c
•'
•
30c
Bros
Jan
Aug
*
3.55
Corp
1
Steel of Canada
Oct
8c
-
•
6 tan well Oil & Gas
Stedman
Apr
1.88
Oct
Jun
•
preferred
18c
19
July
11%
,
36% July
2.96
23c
Jun
1
Southam
12c
1,000
Jan
2.01
•
Ltd
13c
Sep
33%
Jan
1
Jan
3.20
•
common
Air
Jan
2,783
18,800
50c
Ltd
Ltd
Mar
1
Quebec
Somerville
1.04
1
Mines
Miller
Mines
13c
Sep
1
Standard Mines
Slater
1.50
Sep
4.10
50
6.50 Jan
Oct
20c
50c
Sherrltt Gordon
May
3.60
50
preferred
Jan
Jan
17c
•
:
-
98c
10%
68c
36 t
*
Jun
3.40
•
Sheep Creek Gold
Siscoe
48c
18% May
99% Aug
Sep
4.00 Mar
37c
35
Shawinigan Water & Power
Simpsons
8%
6c
8%
Silver wood
Feb
37C
*
Silver
Oct
Jan
Jan
12
-1
Jan
50c
Arts
Silver
Jan
12
1
Seven
Sigma
Sep
9.50 Mar
60c
1
•
A
10c
80
Oct
Aug
65c
59,113
1
B
July
Jun
89
215
1.40
*
Metal
Class
Jan
15% Mar
4,170
Security Freehold
Selkirk Holdings class A
Class
Jan
81
9
2,800
8%
•
Petroleum
Class
6%
Jan
7c
60
Debentures
Satellite
10c
Jun
July
5c
2,315
98%
1
Horsey common
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
July
Mar
5.70
18,100
Upper Canada Mines
Class
•
100
common
——
Shirriff
River
July
4.60
4.95
79
•
Corp
Antonio
Sand
4c
2,615
4.85
Warrants
Ban
Jan
79
Mines
preferred
Balada
Sep
35C
4.85
Industries
Lawrence
5
18 %C
•
Ryanor Mining
St
4c
Jun
Jun
■•.-.^■sa-.ylOO
common
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil common
Russell
4c
19%
6c
15c
18,500
18c
Apr
18% May
198
52,700
17 %c
50c
preferred.-
Consol
19%
10c 12 %c
193/4
12c
526
2.10
13c
Jan
Sep
17c
1,332
16%
65c
26
7% July
9%
Oils
33,400
5,549
16
1.88
Jan
"
1
19c 22 %C
5c
Jun
1.95
Sep
.
3.00
Jun
16
5,761
•
Webb
7.80
30c
5,983
8%
—
I
_
Aug
5c
5,205
18%
•
Hill
Fortune
15
7.50
41c
18
8%
;i3c
•
"51%
Mar
1.35
40c
18
-8%
preferred
13
5c
18c
B
25
20c
1
38% July
Aug
preferredcommon.
13,305
7.69
1
Feb
18c
32%
16
,
2nd
1.75
1.60
20
Petroleum Ltd-
Rocky
Roe
Mfg
Mines
39%
32
100
•
Mines
Canada
14%
14%
_1
Mines
Roche
Feb
325
•
B
preferred
Union Mining Corp
:
United Asbestos
United Fuel Inv B preferred
West
Robertson
of
Jan
1.65
1
9,045
40c
9 VaC Mar
Apr
4.35
28
14 %
Uran
37%
37%
57% Aug
23c
Aug
15%
Mines
36%
37%
1
15
15
-1
Algom
Jan
Feb
3c
•
Rio
Rio
Apr
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau 1
295
15%
*
...
59
6C
•
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
1
A
Mar
Aug
Apr
18 %c
650
78c
33c
16
Mar
45c
33,875
6,600
—2
Mines
Rexspar
49c
52c
1
Chemical
Renabie
■
1
MacDonald
Reichhold
—
JL.
14c
15
■
'
•
—1
•
Explorations
Reeves
45c
14C
48c
•
•
i
May
48% Mar
1
Debentures
<£•
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
l
—
Union Acceptance
14c
6,250
Jan
Oil
Union
3c
67c
5.15
1.65
8.45
57
1,000
Jan
51
-1
Jan
40
8 VaC
Jan
1.40
1.65
15 Vac
13
57%
8 %C
'
Oct
6c
-
May
57%
40c
Line
PlDe
Apr
8 Vac
64c
6%
9
s.
2.05
2 VaC
67c
700
_
2.70
8%C
—
Oct
Jan
4.35
Feb
7%c
63,000
17c
5 Vac
3c
—
1,615
11%
,
•
A
ciaab
preferred
Jun
4c
1,000
8c
6c
527/a
11
—
1956 warrants
1.60 Aug
35c
26,533
43c
High
52%
.—50
Triad
Sep
3.40
3,000
1,589,551
preferred
Finance
Transcontinental Resources
Trans Frarie
Pipeline
Oct
2.15
5%
Low
'
Star
Jun
55%
Jun
15c
'
1
•
Petroleum
Quonto
556
35c
Jan
Toronto
Jun
60c
May
43%
94c
13%
Jan
Mar
27c
2.35
1.91
Oct '
loy,
17c
15c
—
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
1
32c
2,890
27,500
150
8c
I
Warrants
11,150
469
-r
100
Units
7c
1,200
1.68
—-—•
Quebec Natural Gas
May
43c
4.85
1
1
1
1
1
Copper
Ascot
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
4c
47%
1.95
1
a
6,000
2.35
•
Ltd
July
1.02
45%
28c
-♦
——
Ltd
42,526
-
Jan
Jan
63c
42c
—1
Ltd
Airways
Minerals
Purdex
13 %
47c 49 %c
45%.:
•
Producers
Gas
36c
12 y8
20e
Ore
Mines
Prospectors
32c
~13
47 Vic
1
-•
Electric
President
,
33c
-
-•'
—
Oils
Premium
;
1
Place Oil & Gas
Placer Development
Ponder
4c
1
Uranium
Ore
225
..
.
Jan
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
High
527/a
10
Towagmac Exploration
63c
Pickle
Mines
LOW
36%
14c
1.25
Photo
Gold
Shares
11%
12c
60c
•
for Week
—
58c
*
Mines
&
Gas
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1.20
1
Mines
Oil
Oh &
12c
High
28 % Mar
Trans
Gold
Perron
Peruvian
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29%
*
.
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Monday, October 24, 1960
,
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Prioe
.
(Range for Week Ended October 21)
Sales
Week's
.
Feb
May
Mar
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•
No
a
Odd
par
lot
value.
sale
Included In year's
(not
range).
d Deferred delivery
sale
year's range).
Selling ex-Interest.
in
e
f Flat
r
price.
(not
•
Included
-
j
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wl When
'
'
Cash sale (not included In year's
range)
to
unlisted
delivered
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock
•
- ■
dividend
trading privileges,
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1647)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation. Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National"
list is composed of
securities
a wide national
distribution.
any
which have
Par
Aerovox
Corp
Alico
Land
Par
,
Bid
1
Inc./.
Development
Co__l
Alside
Cement
American
Corp
Co—
Express
American
Greetings cl A
14%
American
Sterilizer
Arden
.i
Co
Farms
Arizona
Public
Arksansas
10
Oil
Gas
Balrd
Gas
Co
15
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Behlen
Bros
Beneficial
15 7a
23%
21%
8
.
8%
r
Natural
Oil
__1
11%
12%
Hudson
43%
46%
1
15 V*
16 Va
___5
11 lU
12
4%
5%
6%
774
Black Hills
Power & Light Co._l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
Industries Inc
1
31%
33%
13 V2
3%
14%
Botany
America
of
474
8%
24%
19 %
217a
Investors Diver Services
Class A common
12%
1374
Ionics
1
.-
Interstate
Interstate
5
13%
14%
California
Oregon POWer CoiA'fiO
Water Service
Co__25
3614
2314
38%
California
12%
29%
31%
__10c
3%
4%
8%
9%
Tel
Calif Water & Telep Co
Canadian Delhi/Oil Ltd
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com—__25
Carpenter Paper Co.
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
Field
ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co
.
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Gas
10
Co
Power
27%
43%
1514
10
16%
29%
25%
Co.5
Co
4%
27
5
Electric
24%
/;■
:
26%
41%
3%
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co
447,
41%
22%
3%
Corp.—10
Trust
58 7a
54
1
.;
Products
Point
257b
2772
10
22
23%
Corp__6
20
21 %
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
5
572
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Public Serv
Citizens Util Co
Common
Clinton
cl A
com
class
207s
1
3%
13%
4 V,
i
48%
33%c
Corp
,
Clute Corporation—.
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Prod
.
Milling
& Elev
51%
18>,
1414
38%
417«
17%
7%
18%
19%
Co—1
Gas Corp com_3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp..—1
.
Connecticut Light & Power
Consol Freightways
Rock
14%
;
;.,
2%
Gas
Colorado Oil &
Consolidated
18.
Co^_i_5
Inc__
Interstate
Colorado
32
'.
18%
16%
33%c
B
Engines
29%
874
20%
67/8
6^
2674
24%
Co.*
2.50
,
9%
„
„
-
'• 10%
15
Products—a5
,
1672
10%.
Continental Transp Lines Inc_.l
Control Data Corp
i—__—50c
4214
45%
Cook
Coffee
1
15 %
17%
Cook
Electric
Company—...-.1
Co
9%
1
14%
13%
15%
Craig Systems Inc
Cross
5
16
17%
Company
Cirouse-Hinds Co—
Qummins Engine Co Inc
Danly
17%
_5
35 %
Specialties
.5
1
7%
12%
.8%
A); Co
Business Machines
_
(L
Dashew
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
Corp
class
Finance
Dictaphone
Corp
Dlebold
Inc
Dlversa
Inc
$1.25
-
5
—5
Dun
&
Bradstreet
Bush
Duriron Co
2
1814
^_50c
11%
Eastern Utilities Associates—10
Economics Laboratory Inc
1
Eastern
El
Paso
Industries
Electric
Inc
Co
Electro-Voice Inc
Electrolux Corp
Erie Resistor
Ets-Hokin
&
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
257a
97a
35%
Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin
Lan
Lone
Star
Long
Steel
(Hugh
Ludlow
Macmillan
Madison
Class
Corp
Telep
(Calif)
1
517a
Gas
Co___16
26 74
Electric
&
19%
Marlin-Rockwell
1
Marmon
1
Corp
Herrington Co Inc
*
5%
9
r
8 7a
7
of
of
67t
Trust
Boatmen's
St
100
Wash
Natural
Gas
Western Natural
19%
37%
187a
1
237«
6
674
1474
20 74
267a
J
15 74
19
,
287B
14%
,
26
9%
107a
3174
.
7.50
467B
247a
C99-.^J,
2074
43%
Gas
15 7a
18%
Co__10
33 74
874
9 7a
..3, v."eu'9>.u
—
Wisconsin Power & Light
20%
26 74
21%
...l
5
2174
397/a
28 7a
247a
1
....
177a
26%
Manufacturing Co.*
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
Wilcox Electric Co
12 74
16%
10
Western Lt 8c Telephone
Western Massachusetts
16 74
1174
Wellington Mgt Co class A^-lOc
West Coast Telephone Co
.10
Westcoast Transmission
*
West Point
13
20 V*
147a
c
A
44
117/B
2474
5
Co
46 7a
40%
1
Co
Co__i0
Wltco Chemical
5
Co
553/4
47 7a-.
497/s
417a
45 7b
National
Louis
Broad St
327
20%
223/«
477/8
343/a
3672
647a
69
487a
51%
1074
Trust
24%
Camden
177a
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
7%
87a
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
41
3
Chase Manhattan
583/4
Maxson
(W L)
McLean
Industries
McLouth
Corp
Steel
lc
McNeil
2%
2%
Corp
35%
38%
31
Machine & Eng
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
Meredith Publishing Co
5
1
10%
44
47%
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
1
17%
19
5
1574
17:
_*
1574
•
15%
16%
1774
77a
29%
317a
2
637a
67%
1
8%
974
1
31%
34%
5
12%
13%
10
U7a
Trust
33%'
11%
5
Chemical
Microdot
333/4
36 V8
9 74
Pipeline Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
common
Inc
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss
Valley Barge Line Co_^._l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas
Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities
Mohawk
Rubber
Fuel
Co
1
Company
1
Supply Co
10
27a
1
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com.50c
Class B common:
50c
23 74.
•
29%
124%
217a
3274
2374
28%
30%
43
46%
27b
19
974
8%
2%
21
1074
9
7a
1
14%
15%
8
23%
2574
Elec
&
Assoc
Nor
North
40
43
Northeastern Water Co (4 pfd-*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
Northwestern Pub Sery Co
3
22 74
23%
31%
34 Vb
27
29%
Coal
American
Carolina
Natl
58
Ohio
10%
1174
Oklahoma
15%
Old
Water
Ben
9%
Otter
7%
Pabst
Tall
Pacific
Service
Miss
Coal
Power
6%
13 74
71
75%
23
25%
10
4%
574
12%
147a
5
34
367s
1
Co
10c
•
Prod
3
8%
Co__
East
Gamble
5%
1274
1
Co
River
Airmotive
10%
5
Corp
Brewing
23
2.50
Gas
Penn Gas Co
14
Corp
5
8%
Co—5
1574
Line
Robinson
Pacific
Pacific Power & Light Co
16%
17%
Packaging Corp
1
12%
13%
Pantasote
5
714
7%
Mercury Electronics—90c
7
9
3%
7%
3874
407a
21%
237s
1
6%
7%
Co
Parker Hannifin Corp—
1
1974
9 74
Pauley Petroleum Inc—i
1
14 7a
15%
97a
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
%
15%
17
1
10%
11%
1
38
40%
12
13
30
32 72
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Permanente Cement
10
36
38 74
Pfaudler-Permutit
19%
20%
Pickering Lumber Corp
—
Bk
New
Co
Citizens &
5
J)
16
(NY)_127a
—12
—
Yellow Transit
i.l
1074
Freight Lines..1
163/4
47
51 %
77/a
8%
Yuba Consolidated Industries.. 1
7
7
Companies
Bid
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings Couhty Trust CO
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bank 8c
Trust CO (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
...5
Ask
3974
41%
106
113
30%
33
35
37%
483/4
44%
•
56%
59%
Trust (Buffdlo).
5
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
Nassau County N Y
...5
28
29%
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)..12.50
23
131
41
45%
617b
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
44
47%
55'/a
583/s
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Of New York
25
953/i
98%
403A
437a
National
10
6574
58%
76 Y*
National Bank 8c Trust Co
327a
35%
*
Co
National
Southern
(Savannah)..
,.10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Trust
Va
York
Band
Cleveland
35%
33
45 7a
i
;
Co
71
Bank
Detroit
of
(Fairfield County)
50
342
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
30
3272
,__10
National Bank of Westchester.5
347a
37
Commercial Trust of
92
97
National
(Cleve) __16
76
813/4
44%
48
Connecticut
167s
17%
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co
(Albany)
7.50
National Newark 8c Essex
43
46%
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmat Bk of Boston. 12 72
6174
64%
Natl State
64
567a
67 Va
427a
457a
3074
323/4
N
J
.25
Bank
Natl
—5
363
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co
(Chicago)...
.—33%
County Trust Co (White Plains.
New
112
116%
...
5
39%
'4274
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
35 74
37%
York).
251
264
2174
17
18%
10
457a
Federation Bk & Tr Co
10
(NY).lO
34
,
31V4
473/4
3674
7%
874
Bk
of
Newark. .12 7a
New Eng Trust Co (Boston) .100
New Jersey Bank 8c Tr Co
11
333/4
(Chicago).20
Peoples
Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
——5
667s
517a
70
10
43
48%
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
51
5472
37
40%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
* Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
RlggS Natl Bk of Wash D C„25
42 Vi
457a
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank
597a
63
70
737a
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N
CO
First
Y)
(Camden N J)
674
First
Natl Bank
(Atlanta)—10
(Baltimore)..—10
Natl Bank of Boston_127a
First
National
First
Natl Bk
First Natl
Bank
National
Passaic
of Dallas
&
of
10
45
69
8t Louis Union Trust Co
50
54 7a
48 7a
—
(Wash) —20
457a
34%
373/4
743/8
77%
6074
63 7a
4972
527a
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
—10
Natl
10
263A
297s
5
of
Exch
New
27%
29 V*
55
47%
587a
503/8
83
88%
38 Va
41%
54
587a
York—10
(Chic).—20
(Boston)
(New
20
(Union City)—8
National
R
Trust
(N Y)._10
Bank
I
footnotes,
64
68
54
(N Y)__10
27%
297a
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
8%
97/a
10
51%
54 74
Maryland. 10
Union Bank of Commerce
(Cleveland)
Union
Trust
Co
of
Trust
(Boston)
4672
50%
10
(N Y)—20
32%
35%
94
98
59 74
62 7a
24
25%
49%
53
Co
17%
19%
United States Trust
42
VaBey Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
Wachovia Bank ft Trust
43Y*
46%
(Phila)—5
20%
22 7s
see
66
497a
3872
of
10
Co
237»
62
25
York)
United States
25
Industrial Bk of Com
213/4
Sterling Natl Bank 8c Trust Co
Bk—15
(Jersey City N J)
10
State Street Bank 8c Trust Co
Bank
Hudson County National Bank
For
20%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
Industrial
48 3/4
72 7a
-
71%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Providence
19
76 3A
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
Industrial
of
Royal Bank of Canada.
..10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
67
Natl Bank of Long
Hudson Tr Co
141
72
(Philadelphia).10
Bank
,707a
25
of'
of St
Trust Corn
Hanover
583/4
667a
Louis—20
Bank
Island N Y
Girard
5574
133
41%
Rochelle
New
46 7a
3774
753/4
Westchester
Franklin
23
437a
343/4
71
Natl
Trust Co
713/4
21
39
City Bank (N Y)_.20
First Pennsylvania Banking
First
'6874
115,
10
County
First Natl Bank
First
Chi—20
Boston
53 74
(Jersey City).25
First Natl Bank
First
of
Bank
48%
3%
City Bank
Northern Trust Co
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
167a
8%
of America—5
26
Bank
(N
100
National Shirt Shops of Del
Eng Gas
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
15%
Cdiinecticut Bank & Tr Co_l27a
Inc
Mid-American
Laboratories
Co
10
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y) „10
Manufacturers 8c Traders
20
(Phila)—.10
Co
,_5
507a
Bank
—
Trust
313
10
Y)
(N
Co
Co
Far
52 V4
1674
1
Wood Conterslon
Wurlitzer
Ask
10
Virginia
Bankers
,
(Newark) .25
York—.
New
_
56
10
Bid
2274
Inc
197a
17%
Mattel
19%
pld—20
Corp
Propane Gas
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry.—50c
76 74
1
37 74
Francisco)
Bank
2874
18%
r.
—-1
A—
Inc
Gas Service Co
Gen
17%
377a
25%
74
34 72
America N T & S A
Bank
17
15%
V
41%
8%
5 Vi
27a
—1
Corp..1
Corp
Bank of Commerce
167a
14%
34%
:
Wells
Greene
Bank of
(San
16 74
174
1
class
73
2314
8%
57a
22 7a
Baltimore National Bank
347b
69 7»
*
24%
Futterman
317a
Inc_50c
72
9
177a
4%
4%
6%
L'/o
.
18
Co
Garlock
Co
10
B
6 %
1
54
Franklin Corp
16%
20%
Par
,_1
2.50
.
Brothers
Bank and Trust
cl B_5
com
&
Co
Pacific Far
Corp
39%
1
15%
7%
Corp
Pacific
Frito
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Stubnitz
6%
Co
Lucky Stores Inc__
6772
Foote Bros Gear & Macn cl A
35 7a
—1.25
10 7a
1*74
1
_
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
52 72
Florida Steel
74
2674
387a
25
lc
Co
Struthers
3914
(,
5
24
Corp
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
Suburban
9 72
Plus
Blower
64
Corp
1
Stouffer
9%
8%
Laguna
48
Boston
Corp_.l
Co
Warren
45%
3174
43
I
.16%
14%
29%
10%
1
13%
43
1
Corp
Swasey Co.,
41%
27%
5
29
Fisher Brothers CO
Fisher Governor Co
29%
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
_1
177a
Chemical
&
117a
377a
—50c
(Jim)
Warner
4%
1074
10%
Financial
First
1
9%
3172
46 7a
16 74
1
20
Statler Hotels Delaware
1
614
42
Stepan
North
8%
23%
38%
Farrington
Mfg
Co
*
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Federation Tnc
57a
18
12%
1
Inc
22 74
44
2174
2.50
Galvan
1274
28%
13%
4%
47%
4%
Co
Walter
14Va
47b
*
Waddell 8s Reed Inc class A
267a
12%
5
Grocery Co
30%
24%
50c
Wesco Financial
Corp
11%
41
167a
9
26 7a
Stanley Home products Inc—
Common non-voting
5
Stanley Works.
25
Oorp of America
Von's
Washington 8teel Corp
Watson Bros Transport
10
Register
9%
20%
-1
—1
...
(A E) Mfg Co
Vitro
10
44 72
.1
Vance 8anders &
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Victor
Mfg Co
217a
13 74
287a
United Utilities Inc
io
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Const 8c
Mining Co
•*.
.2
Valley Mould 8s Iron Corp
—5
22
20 7t
Screw
36%
2274
10c
Co.—1
27a
Standard
1
20%
18%
—7%
Tel
2V2
Standard
10
"
1
19 VB
25%
15
Inc
1
Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
17%
States
527a
*
2
Electronics
77a
34%
•
11
674
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Standard Pressed
Steel
—1
Nicholson File Co.
9%
Producing Co..1
Gas
Spur Oil Co
New
(Texas)—*
-
267.
48
1
697a
...
..
47%
Tel
24 7a
Staley
1
65
7b
39%
24%
32 74
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil
257B
Co—1
45 7a
*
33 74
20
207a
37
1
31
23
2374
19 7b
...1
19%
Supply
Mountain
-2 %
::
20%
Co.—25
18 7b
Nalco Chemical Co
5%
13%
Gas Co
Co—15
3874
16%
12 V4
-.5
Power
Eng
5
Co
18%
35 7a
Co__*
Power
34%
Kentucky Utilities Co
577a
4%
Nevada
16%
32
Co—10c
Colorado
317a
Ketchum Co Inc
35 7B
1514
Co
Dev
Sprague Electric Co
32
54
1
*
2
&
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co—
183
172
297a
20%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
1
10
39%
.—2
-
5
Oil
9%
1274
...
Southwestern Elec Service Co..l
Inc—
a—1
Inc.:
60%
Southwestern
16%
1
Inc
22 74
2072
15%
30%
Dura Corporation
Southwest
Kennametal
Miller
14
4%
97a
21%
35%
Co—__5
42
772
Calif Water Co
Southern
23%
1
Donnelley (R R) Sons
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co
37a
2%
387a
5774
29%
8%
United Btates Truck Lines Inc.l
2
Co
Southern
257b
Miles
15%
47a.
874
Utilities
47a
s.
20%
207»
United States Ghem Mil
Corp.l
United States Leasing Corp.^
1
10%
■
63
273/4
Corp..50c
Pipeline Co
1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr_._.5
Union Texas Nat Gas Corp....1
3%
44
18%
Pipe Line
9 74
j.
Shore
Gas
18%
-
59%
Transwestern
_*
5
Cable
Corp
Trans
28 7.
16%
417»
United States 8ervateria Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp.
X
...1
Southern
23%
14%
'«
Union
2172
preferred
Class A
5%
New
Southern
237a
10
514
Southern
7%
277a
227b
31%
,
27 74
6 V2
Corp—*
Inc
Water
$1.46
1914
■
25 74
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
14
2172
25%
Freight Sys—1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
36
-
46%
23%
557a
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
21
1
pfd
1374
&
42 72
337a
Jervis
9%
1314
19%
_5
_
common
conv
Dunham
*
38%
Wire
4%
1
Heintz
Jamaica
Simplex
47B
5172
Corp
&
1914
1
Co
V
Southern
Ttek
13
10c
A
Oil Corp
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—_1
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts Inc—1
•
19%
1%
Machine
Darling
Dial
15%
Iowa
28 74
117a
1
Jack
26
45%
South
31
Service
1
10
Skil
1
Securities Co
Public
77.
Inc
Power
13%
1
Inc
Iowa
6 7b
6%
42
Pacific
83%
•
Engineering
Motor
9%
5%
& Co^_i_—a
1
Rectifier Corp
22
,_*
10c
49
(G D)
79%
Corp__50c
44
8%
Seismograph Service Corp__^..-l
247a
22
2674
Z_•
Il
"""1
Tracerlab Inc..
18%
1
Co
10
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate
Bantam
•
Indianapolis Water Co_„
International Bank of Wash
Interstate
Prod
Searle
55
29%
17 7»
—__20c
Scholz Homes Inc..j
Scott & Fetzer Co
4%
29%
.__i
5
Tubular
1
Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water
25%
51
27%
15%
1
Schield
872
5 9'/a
Corp
Towmotor Corp
14%
—54
Reid
1
Recreation
25c
Inc..
Sawhill
2972
3%
Marie
12 72
Indian
International
Myers
1
Co
Internat'l
&
A
Sierra
Co
41
45%
1
7%
27%
"units"
23
3
California
.
Oil
Trust
207B
110
10%
1
Production
Husky
17 74
common
Gas
^
class
Sabre-Pinon Corp__
San Jacinto Petroleum
Sanders Associates Inc
5%
67a
29%
*
Tokheim
Express
3
277a
1
_
A
Rose
1174
1
29%
Thermo King Corp
Thomas <fe Betts Co.
7%
,
277a
1
„
6%
5%
Time Inc—i.—
23%
1
42
Inc.._______
2%
.7%
31%
2%
2274
(H H)
Co
1
Manufacturing Co_27a
Roddis Plywood Corp..
1
147
>
-
2072
22
9%
^...l
Petroleum.
II
1959 warrants—...
Therm-O-Disc
2774
"
*
29%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass..*.
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.
*
Robbins
3372
15%
Corpl7
17
Robertson
•
2272
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
Byllesby (H M) & Co~,
;
Class A
27 7a
Rockwell
'
••
■
147
►
Vi
6%
■
3674
13%
10%
II
1574
24
138
2
33%
Roadway
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Hugoton
Co..„%2
25
127a
12 74
•
22
•
140
1
^
Texas National
Textron Inc
1
38
39
Stoker
22%
3172
574
Material
18%
Co
21%
1
Corp
2014
& Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
207b
1
Gas
Field
common..*
Brown
Beryllium
37%
7%
10c
Fearless
preferred__25
$1.20
29 7a
2 V2
Hugoton
1
Products
7»
5 Vi
217a
13%
.^__Z~1
Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc
35%
1274
—___5
Telecomputing Corp
40%
1374
20
1
Co.—.
"Texas
20
5
•
Broadcasting
Ask
12%
«
Corp.'
—3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc_3 7a
94
1
Houston
35
Riley
Ralston Purina Co
27
11
Corp
Houston
*
Republic Natural Gas
Richardson Co
95 .'
1
A
25
Pet
Co
class
Houston
Co...—__1
Brush
Co
17%
Billups
Corp
Hoover
58
Co
95
87
4%
25c
197«
1
6%
Houston
A
60
1'
Inc..
Splendor Mining
preferred.
Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp
Co
13%
Inc
Inc
Hewlett-Packard
elass
v
3374
'
1
1
90
5
16%
1
Bag Co
Western
Co
j
12%
-1
Corp
Bowman
Inc
53V2-'
,---10
Markets
Hathaway
Beryllium Corp
Bettinger Corp
Bowser
&
High
14
1-
Berkshire
Bowling
Brace
Radiation Inc
'
—1
Purolator Products
39%
Hidden
1774
67%
.1
Manufacturing
Bemis
HarcoUrt
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd.
;
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^.1
Heublein
10
37 - '
*
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
r
2074
3472
35%
10
Co
27%
9%
19 7o
2172
com.10
common
Mining
44 74
16
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(A
B
Hanna
2174
13%
7%
1772
Harvey Aluminum Inc
12Vi
5%
6%
56
5474
1
Baxter Laboratories
Bayles
:■ 1674
.
5 7»
Pub Serv Co of New
Hamp_i__5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico.
5
V*
5
(MA) Co class A
Class
,
Producing Properties Inc——10c
Pubco Petroleum
1
31%
Bid
_i
Tampax Incu—
Tappan Co.
Tekoil Corp
20,
"3672
Cosco Inc
19 3A
10
Inc—_
Hanna
,
Inc
25%
2.50
Co
Tools
,
Taft
147
33
I
Controls—1-
41%
5
Atomics, Inc_
Baker
28
;>■
503A
+——
&
Xerox
..■37%
/■a,*
3
Associated Spring Corp
AVon Products-—
Aztec
&
Corp
19%
10%
140
1
..j.
—
Inc
Chemicals
.1174
26
--35
;
—
Capital
Hagan
Hamilton
Co——5
Service
Corp
Inc
Growth
33%
Art Metal Construction Co__>10
Arvida
Grolier
...
30
1
common
Western
;
33%
Susquehanna
Sys iron -Bonder Corp
33%
20%
Haloid
Missouri Power Co..5
Arkansas
42
-
13%-
12
*
Par
27
10 >'2
17%
19%
Corp
972
Electric CO—.7%
Genl
Ask
25 74
—5
21*
Grinnell
Bid
•
2
Potash Co of America
9%
31%
—.4 ;
preferred
Participating
Green
,13%
-
Tool__2
Co
Co
22%
19 7a
29 Va
7.50
-3%
Co~^.—
Inc
113A
Mach
Gas
Rubber
Portland
il
1
& Const Co
Gobain Corp
Anheuser-Busch
i
2274
31%
■
,
& Lewis
Ask
21
(A
Natural
Plymouth
P) Fire Brick Co.—5
Mountain Ppwer Corp__5
Green
2
Pipe
Amer-Saint,
Airier
i
,
Bid
Corp of Calif-1
Glasspar Co
*
24%
-15%
39
1
Co
American-Marietta
't
20 V4
—5
-.5
American
6
22 7a
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
Gibraltar Finan
..,34%.;. Giddlngs
5 72
Corp.——...—__1
Inc,i^.*-—V
Par
8%
IV2
32 'A
Radio
Allied
Ask
——-1
;
Products
Air
Pioneer
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(Quotations for Friday, October 21)
bought
or
Industrials and Utilities
'
43
preceding
page.
(Winston-Salem N C)
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Co
5
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44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1648)
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Aberdeen
Fund
American
Research
Investment
Co
1
4.47
Investment
Trust
Fund——1
al3.18
1
8.03
Shares
Corp-—1
23
*
Trust
1.39
Axe-Science &
24 %
4.45
al2.48
(Low
Bonds)
(Discount
B-4
5.13
5.58
-7.88
8.57
K-l
(Income Fund)
3.80
4.15
K-2
(Growth
11.03
12.99
S-l
S-2
S-3
(Growth
8.90
10.75
16.78
18.14
9.73
Investment——50c
11.69
12.64
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
12.09
13.25
California Fund Inc—^—
—1
6.39
8.57
19.86
11.08
14.67
5.50
American
12.57
13.56
Street
6.03
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
13.76
10.40
15.76
17.05
Life
Insurance
9.98
10.91
Loomis-Sayles
Shares
Life Ins
—1
Insurance Investors Inc
Life
Fund Ltd
Loo in is
&
8.34
9.14
16.54
5.80
Mutual Fund—•
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Funds—
Managed
Fund
lc
Century Shares Trust
1
8.74
9.45
Electric
shares
—1
50c
Corp—100
13.68
14.95
General
Industries
Stock
Growth
Chase
of
Fund
Boston
Securities
Colonial
11.28
Metal
shares
lc
1.96
shares
lc
3.07
3.37
130 y2
136%
11.78
12.87
1
1
8.69
9.45
1
1
9.23
14.65
15.92
19.24
20.91
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
7.71
8.38
13.50
14.59
16%
18%
Composite Fund Inc
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
10.03
13.41
Stock
Growth
33Vhc
13.79
20.43
22.09
Mutuul
Income Foundation Fd_l
13.40
14.49
Mutual
Investment
Inc—1
8.88
9.75
Inc
Units
17.89
19.57
6.67
Investment Inc
Income Fund
1
Fund
1
7.29
of
1
2.97
Diversified
15.13
15.28
National Investors
52.53
53.06
National
1
1
10.59
11.64
9.30
10.23
1
8.86
9.71
Fund—1
25c
8.55
9.37
2.75
3.01
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
De Vegh
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Stic
Diver Growth
Diversified Investment
Dividend
Shares
19.02
20.58
1
13.16
14.23
1
13.90
15.11
10.99
11.76
New
11.37
12.16
New
York
Corp—1
6.79
7.42
10
20c
Fund
al8.89
Investment
Electronics
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Energy
L
7.35
7~62
1
19
20%
25c
11.77
12.87
—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
14.45
15.62
Eurofund Inc
—
Federated Growth Fund
Fidelity Capital Fund
14.08
4.21
10c
5.51
6.02
1
1.90
•
9.89
10.87
Fund
Mutual
Inc
Mutual Fund
Founders
12.60
—lc
stock
5.95
2.69
6.08
16.43
8.46
9.27
*
9.87
10.71
50c
10.67
10.78
Fundamental Investors
1
1.38
1.51
1
16.07
17.47
Price
Inc
Capital
General
Investors
Corp
1
6.70
8.01
8.78
Shares—lc
Building shares
-lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
7.97
8.30
13.25
7.22
*
7.81
14.21
7.28
25c
all.92
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_I
al8.01
8.74
Trust
Automobile shares
Electrical
Chemical
Canada
of
Equip
5.53
6.07
5.81
6.38
lc
11.30
12.38
Stock Fund_lc
shares
Stock
Common
Selected
Shares—1.25
American
(Edson B) Fund
..
8.36
10.98;
1
9.04
12.00
11.68
12.79
lc
7.04
7.72
Sovereign
1
12.83
10
79
823/4
Providence-Washington
10
18%
1
3%
4%
5
48%
51%
22
24 y„
7%
Pyramid
Life Ins Co (N C)
51%
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
48%
51
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
31
St
56
65%
68%
.
114
121
33%
35%
24 Va
76%
(D Cjul.50
Paul
Fire
Seaboard
&
Marine——6.25
Life Ins
of
Standard
87%
Travelers
5
57%
60%
i
4%
5%
U S Fidelity &
Guaranty Co
US Fire Insurance
33/3
u S Life
Standard
Life
2%
10
ins
*
*
39%
41%
32
Y__ 10
35%
59%
1
4%
4%
34%
373/4
10
5
57
49
53
2
Sec Life Ins (N
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
Insurance
32%
102%
107%
10
Accident
30%
10
preferred
United
56%
34%
5
Amer
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
52%
Co
51
'
83
Boiler
Amer—50c
20
45%
48%
Y)„2
7%
8%
8
Ins Co of Amer
27
30%
5
Co
82%
86%
2.50
in
Co
32%
39 %
42
27%
29%
2
Insurance
30%
5
3
39
41%
31%
33%
the
City or N Y
Westchester Fire
—2
19,
15,
1961
:
100.3
100.5
100.15
100.17
100.17
100.3
3s
100.5
May
15,
196%
15,
1963
98.28
Cooperatives—
Dec 1,
1960
Feb.
3 %s
4s
Sept.
Feb.
11,
13,
Sept.
Dec.
April
March
4%s
Nov.
April
100.17
4s
May
100.28
4%s
Aug.
20,
101.2
1,
102.4
1963
11,
Sept.
99.28
2%s
Mav
4%s
April
4s
102.20
3%s
May
99.16
4%s
101.8
.
1968
101.24
4%s
9T.8
98.8
101.24
4%s April 10, 1970——,102.16
103.16
-
J
1970—
—
.
99
4%s
Aug.
10,
1971-
Feb.
10,
1972-
107
9.65
State Street Investment Corp—•
34.89
36.89
lc
6.77
7.42
Stein
lc
6.01
6.59
Balanced
Stock
~Z
20,
,
96.24
97.24
101.16
101
102
Y
103
Z
5 %s July 20, 1970
Z~~
4%s Oct, 1,1970-1967
3%s May L 1971i
104
106.16
1970
107.16
94.16
95.16
106.16
107.16
101.16
102.16
94.16
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
3%S Sept. 15, 1972
-
98.8
102.12
100.2
100.16
I960-
20,- 1969
15. 15)69
Juiy
5%s Feb,
99.12
108
99.26
3%s. April 1, 1970-
99.12
99
6%s
101.28
~ ~~Z
20,
102.24
97.28
_
1964_
1966
2,
100.28
101.4
102.8
1962
J963
4%s March
101.3
100.16
_
1965
101.12
100.6
100.31
100.24
20,
20
100.15
100.2
1961_
1961
March
Oct
100.15
100.11
J962
100.28
1969—
10,
J,
109.8
100.24
Sept.
20,
101.28
99.4
1963
10,
20,
100.4
100.13
1960
1961
4s
101.16
10, 1965
March
June
100.2
100.2
Bonds—
1961
100.24
Y 100.30
1962
11,
12,
4%s June
20,
3,
April 3,
100.8
100
~
1961
Bunk
100.13
J961
10,
3,
100.24
1962
Ask
100.6
1961
Land
5.40s
99.8
1,
April
Federal
4%s
100.20
point
a
for
4.45s
100.19
100.2
April
of
Bid
Banks
1961
32ttds
more
or
Ask
Banks—
Z
99.8
97
95.16
100.8
98 J
14.04
8.81
Common
(The)
shares
General Bond shares
Industrial
Machinery
shs
Southwestern Investors
Roe
7.92
8.25
lc
12.42
13.60
Mining shares
lc
5.10
5.60
Petroleum
lc
9.15
10.03
shares—.—lc
2.07
2.29
Growth
Merchandising
Railroad
shares
shares
Bond
Equipment shares
lc
lc
8.12
8.90
lc
8.07
8.85
United
Tobacco
Fund
6.37
6.96
Century Growth Inv_
6.65
7.27
Funds
United
Accumulated
Fund
—1
12.02
13.07
United
Continental
Fund
1
6.66
7.28
17.62
Income Fund
Sliares_l
10.35
11.25
United Science Fund
al9.25
10c
4.62
—10c
1
12.94
14.14
4.52
5.05
1
14.79
16.08
1
X5.68
6.21
Inc—1
5.06
5.53
Value
8.01
8.76
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.38
2.61
Wall
Income
7.33
8.01
Washington
8.92
9.75
Boston
Inc—1
1
Value
-
Fund
3.19
Inc
Corp-^—1
Mutual
Fund
7.93
8.65
4%s
Nov
Feb.
7.82
8.45
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
1
1
12.39
14.85
11.28
Whitehall Fund Inc__
1
12.08
Fund_lc
9.67
10.58
Winfield
Fund—10c
'11.89
12.99
5.99
6.55
Wisconsin
1
Inc
Fund
5.97
6.45
Bonds—
Bid
American
Optical 4.40s
Australia
Ask
1985
1980
Opt 4y2S—1979
101
101%
National
118
97
95%
1969
1982
Chance Vought 5 Vis
Columbia Gas 5%s
Commonwealth
Oil
Can
1977
Ferro
Natural
92
104 y2
Pacific
5%s
100.2
100.4
Corp 3%s
Pacific
94
"
106
Power
Phoenix
Steel
Aug. 1, 1961
1%S Oct. 1, 1961
3%s
4s
Feb.
Oct.
Public Serv El & Gas
'
1
;
101 y2
Republic
118%
88
124
ww_1982
152
1984
94
ww
98.16
l%s
April
101.16
4%s
May 15,
101.24
102
l%s
Oct./ 1,
Dated
96%
101 %
101%
Indianapolis Pow & Lgt 4%s
1990
101
101%
Lawensteln (M)
*%S
1981
& Sons—
4%s—1996
1975
99%
78
78
100
83
-
!
103.26
1965.
91.8
97.20
92.16
103.30
91.16
Due
Dated
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
100.9
100.1
3.30s
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100.3
100.5
4-60
1-
3-61
100.9
100.11
3.10s
9-
1-60
2-60
6-
2-
1-61
1-61
100.13
100.15
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
1-60
3-
1-61
3-61
100.18
100.5
100.20
100.7
3.20s wi
11-1-60
8-
1-61
100.1
100.3
Yield Price
Bid
27,
I960—
99.988
100 2
Yield Price
99.953
99.958
Bid
99.920
99.929
November 17,. I960—
99.887
99.900
November 25,
March 2
99.849
99.867
March
100%
100%
75%
77
100%
December
1960
1960
1,
I960
December
8,
1960
December
15,
22,
29,
94
191
■
160%
100
85
89
—1971
80
98%
99
1961
1961
99.730
March
30,
1961—
99.679
196J
1961
93%
22,
23,
16,
99.698
April
99.619
April
99.573
Aprtl
15,
6,
•
1961
99.550
April
20
Y
99.497
June 22,
1961
99.467
July
1961il
99.397
October
98.925
98 840
98.875
98 788
98.825
98 737
~
_
98.907
98 892
1961
99.488
98.991
98 891
ZZZZZZ~
ZZZ
ZZ~~Z
ZZI
1961
99.527
»
99.056
1961
1960
13,
99.204
99.111
99 018
98.775
98 717
98.736
qq
—~
98.724
98 072
98.085
97 903
,97.932
97 085
97.104
99%
90
March
March
99.265
99.170
_
__
March
99.325
99.233
99.076
—
1961
99.813
86
99%
15,
196.1
1961^—
99.783
99.599
13.
23,
ZZZZZJZZZ
1961
-99.842
99.551
1961
January
16,
9,<
Ask
99.295
99.713
1961
12,
1961
99.788
1960
5,
9,
99.754
1960
January
1970
99.821
1960
January
1990
U S Industries 4%S—
99.986
I960—.
5Vb&—1990
Union Electric 4%s
100
Treasury Bills
Ask
February
February
February
3,
92
Ask
5-
10,
1971
Bid
6-
November
1971
Due
4.
November
5y2s
Ask
100.8
95
1982
Bid
100.6
105
ww
1990
5%s_——1988
&
1965
1-60
119
Sheet
92.8
Rate
117
4%s
1965
3.80s
December
Youngstown
1,
100.2
121
Trans
104.18
100
117
Electric 4%s
93.24
104.14
__
1-60
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Westcoast
104.30
93.16
1964
12-
December
Virginia
77
104.26
1964
15,
11-
100%
5%s
100.24
1-60
lOOVs
Corp
94,16
103.26
100.20
1-60
100
Underwood
Y
1,
104.2
94.8
103.22
3-
92
Textron Amer 5s
1981
Nov.
Oct.
I
I
1964
4%s
' 1 97.12
1962
January
Household Finance 47/as
Telep
•
%
90
128
15,
1 %s
101.12
Y
103.30
J963—
96.4
2-
k__
Telephone
Aug.
100.28
101.12
98.8
—
95.28
5.25s
1985
4%s _1993
4%s
5s
100.24
96.28
101.28
4.80S
4%s_1990
Steel
15,
98.26
101.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Sperry Rand 5y2s
119%
115
Bell
1,
99.4
Nov.
101.12
96.20
1 %s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
101.8
15, J962
l%s April 1, 1962
4s May 15, 1962A
4s Aug. 15, 1962
1%S
100.28
99
1962
Feb.
1969
Lgt
101%
1975
Mueller Brass 3%s——
15,
99.18
100.16
100.26
4s
103
5%s
189
1977
Michigan
&
101
1976
6s
99.14
100.14
Ask
98.22
April 1, 1963
4s
May 15, 1963
1 %s Oct. 1, 1963
4%s
'1%S April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961
1977
5s
—
101%
General Port Cement 5s
Hotel
—_
Treasury Notes—
1973
Petroleum
WW
Bid
101.8
(Continued) —
1 %s
United States
102
186
Fmehauf Trailer 4s
Hilton
1963
2%s
104%
1972
Gas 5%s„1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
15,
100.24
93
101 %
102 %
1985
6s
4%s
90
1980
Rochester
Paso
-1976
5S
1985
Ref
Feb.
point
a
1962
100.28
October
95
Continental
15,
of
Ask
122
93
Corp
Nov.
100.22
43%s
Northspan Uran 5%s ww—_1963
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Ry 4s
4yas
Can
Natural Gas Pipeline 5s
k
Canadian
Pacific
Bid
Bonds—
(Commonwealth of)—
5%s
Carrier
3%s
Treasury Notes
100.26
4.55s
Lomb
100.9
15, 1961
4.40s
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
&
100.7
1960
13.06
Ind
32nds
more
Maturity-
May 15, 1961
3V8S Aug. 1, 1961
13.47
13.62
10.31
Growth
or
Ask
1
Tnc
1
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Bausch
15
9.66
10c
:
Street Investing
3.49
8.84
Special Situations
lc
Inst Foundation Fund
Growth
Line
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Ltd
Line Income Fund
a24.98
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Canada
Funds
Value Line Fund Inc
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—lc
of
Inc—
9.38
United
4%s
one
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s
18.15
United
H-DA
Fund
Internationa]
&
12.30
Inc—1
H-C7
Series
lc
S
Fund
8.56
Funds Inc—
Series
9.97
11.23
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Hamilton
8.08
9.12
lc
—
Mutual
7.41
Fund
Inc
•
lc
shares
Utilities
Guardian
1
1
Inc_l
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
11.45
U
Twentieth
Steel
a27.40
12.38
Fund
Railroad Stock shares
shares
1
Television-Electronics
Texas
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Y
J
Iuc
Investment
4.95
RR
Fund
14.76
a35.08
Fund
Sterling
13.65
Farnham
&
Townsend
5.44
Bond
1
Iuc
Investors
shares—lc
Institutional
El
Phoenix
62 %
14.74
Fully Administered shares—lc
Food
,
63%
V
100
4%s
a8.75
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
22%
5
49%
3%s
•„
Lie—1
Fund
60 %
21%
Co
10
4%s
Clark—
Scudder Stevens &
Aviation-Electronics—
;
Fund
56
Insurance
53
72
Co
30
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__.10
JO
3%s
Scudd.er
Group Securities—
41%
28%
Standard
Jan.
47/8s
14.63
6.66
Inc
12%
38%
46%
3%s
15.45
13.46
Fund
Shares
11%
12%
49
22%
—
42
3.33%
Y
Co
43%
of
Y
36%
39
10
His Co of N
$6.50
5%s
1
Fund
Dist
2.50
18%
Corp
56%
56
33%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co_„___5
5
Ins
53%
52
48%
,
4
4%s April 10,
1961—
4%s May 10, 1961
4%s June 12,1961
13.38
1
1
(Geo)
Growth
Quarterly
9
48%
Life
13%
40%"
59%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
47/eS March 10,
1961
9.02
1
Putnam
2
10
——
Indemnity
3%s
1
Inc
Fund
31%
Co
57%
Owners
3%s
7.28
lc
6.61
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Putnam
Futures
General
2.50
Fund Inc
Puritan
Ins
45%
4%s Feb.
18.01
Inc
39%
29
Peerless
74%
"
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961
al2.36
2.93
1
series
5.41
lc
stock series
Common
Preferred
1
Square Mutual Fund—I—
Peoples Securities Corp
1
Fund
River
North
Pacific
3.30s
Penn
Pioneer
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Fire
Northern
2%
4.45s March
O ver-Tlie-Coun ter
Pine Street Fund Inc
111%
12%
37
___5
17%
Federal Home Loan
12.52
Inc
York
Figures after decimal point represent one
13.87
11.53
Fund
107V2
1
5
Northeastern Insurance
79
Bid
12.69
Philadelphia
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.29
xll.58
2.08
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
13.29
1
Inc
117
com
52
8.50
1
Fund
AA
109
Fire__
—5
11.03
1
Securities
Inc
(Jacksonville Flu)-2%
Insurance Co—
10
Insurance
3%s
Inc__;
Line
Union
162%
69
10
Corp
Jersey Insurance Co of N
&
Shares
58%
10
398
75%
5
8.02
7.78
10.20
One William Street Fund
Electronics
Insurance
Steam
Jefferson
18.74
3.85
7.34
1
Oppenlicimer Fund
15.30
X17.33
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Financial
Chemistry
F)
—
Life
16%
54%
6.05
1
of Canada LLd
20%
4
Insurance
7.98
1
—
Fund
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
7.30
5.54
-1
—
Series
Stock
Co
(S
14%
10
155%
.
JO
—
Home
5.81
1
Series
Life
Home
3.75
1
Series
England
Stock
Grow til
Fund
5.32
3.43
33%
37 %
4
(Bait)
382
;
5
Insp & Insurance
11.09
1
Stock
Preferred
10.15
1
—l
Series
Income Series
Eaton & Howard—
Stock
Series
Dividend
.5
2.50
Fund
Old
12.50
Manufacturers
Nationwide Corp class A
,Now Amsterdam
Casualty
New/Hampshire Fire-_—
14%,
.
19
„_5
(Fla)
1
-
6
Hartford
Series—
Series
Balanced
Bond
Corp
Securities
—-—50c
50c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Balanced
Wide Securities
13
31%
10
Co
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.24
Co Inc_l
interest
beneficial
Natl Life & Accident Ins
21%
'
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59
Hanover
Western
Nation
Life
Gov Employ Life Ins
American
al3.39
National Fire
New
Inc
Great
Shares
Trust
Life
8%
4
Gulf
Monument
Inc
—
•
(D C)
Mutual Shares Corp
Mutual
Series B
beneficial
of
&
Nft 1.1
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
14.91
interest—1
Fund
38 %
34%
Merchants
3
;1
Glens Falls
35%
Merchants Fire Assurance
Casualty
National
5
General Reinsurance
int_33%o
40%
v
37%.,'
Franklin
Trust
Investors
Investors
Mass
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
Crown
12.40
lc
shares
beneficial
of
shares
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Fund Inc
Fund
2.18
2.39
3%
37%
60%
Fireman's
3.39
2%
44%
at
209
37%
7%
19%
200
35%
56
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.08
Transport
& Stock
Composite Bond
1.89
3.09
Massachusetts
Income
—
Commonwealth
Concord
10.07
11.01
Inc
lc
Special Investment shares- lc
10
1
41
2
107/8
56 %
2%*
2%
2
Insurance
Life
167/s
10
_1
8%
1%,
1
—
Forster
10
Va
Bonding & Ins_5
Muss. Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Ins
General
of
Amer Life Ins Co
Maryland
JO
Co
Assurance
National
—5
(NJ)
Casualty
&
Loyal
Co
53%
1
Inc
Insurance
45%
/
Federal
2.15
Paper
shares
(Ky)
15%
Tenn
28%
'
1
C)
Standard. Lite—^
Life
41
26%
1,
Shippers-;—
Ins
61%
3
Life
33%/
Eagle Fire ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc—
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.61
13,600
Petroleum
Ins
Connecticut
2.81
10.43
1
Fund
Commonwealth
Fund Inc
2.56
13,000
Shares—
Energy
Corp
D
22%
57%
of
9%
-
7%
5
2'%
Re-insurance^
&
Insurance
Crum
3.29
lc
shares—lc„
1
J.)
Ask
20%
Massachusetts
Assurance—
Continental
.
.
8%
30%
(Galveston)
Co
al3.86
1
preferred
7%
Colonial
.
1
Co_1.50
Insur
Continental
100
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
.
Lincoln
(Newark N
Commonwealth
6.32
of
16%
Nat
Beneficial
a25.35
Fund
15%
5
;
Life Ins Co
Bankers Natl Life
18.08
Inc—1
Can—I
Stk
Fund
47y4
12%
Life Companies
11 y2
(Wash
Bankers
11.37
1
Inc
Canadian International Growth
Capital
1
43y2
Mercury
Boston
Income Trust
_5
Casualty_5
Assur
Investors
American
14%
Lexington
32 y4
Amer
6.45
13%
Inc
1
Fund
Canadian
12.73
1
Ltd
(1954)
Y5.89
1
Fund
Lazard
Canada General Fund—
30
—10
Amer
6.98
Broad
83%
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins Co
12.89
11.51
American
12.09
11.81
Com
80y4
5
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Life. Ins—
(Jacksonville
15.25
18.20'
91 %
J
&
Fidelity
Heritage
P&f
87
10
y
preferred
conv
American
Amer
9.36
13.97
Stock)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
S-4
Fidelity
American General
9.97
1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
11.68
1
16.87
9.13
Companies
.Ask
91%
Insurance
Equitable
for Friday, October 21)
86%
Co.—
American
23.12
—1
Fund)
Surety—10
Agricultural Insurance Co
25.79
15.49
(liigh-Grade Com Slk)— 1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
1
—^
24.71
1
1
Bonds)
&
American
21.19
Grade
Priced
Life
$1.25
Bonds)
1
Bonds)_l
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
4.86
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
Mutual Fund-1
Insurance
Aetna
33.33
Fund
Casualty
Aetna
12.02
32.68
B-2
-a—
Boston Fund Inc
11.00
1
Aetna
Keystone CusLodian Funds—
to
Ltd
1
Inc
Fund
Kid
Par
(The)
Johnston
1.53
Axe-Temple ton Growth Fund
Canada
America
of
B-l
Fnd_l
Fund "A" Inc__ 1
Fund "B" Inc—5
Stock Fund Inc-1
Elect'nics Corp 1c
Axe-Houghton
Istel
of
Research
Investors
~8~78
Fund
Mutual
changed
Axe-Houghton
11.38
7.65
4.19
Atomics Physics & Science
Axe-Hough ton
10.62
7.08
Dev
&
Fund
Dev
9.72
10.41
.—1.25
Investors
Name
1
Boston—1
2.15
American Mutual Fund Inc
Atomics
5.77
1.95
Inc
Business
Associated
Bid
5.28
25c
American
Amer
Insurance
Ask
Par
lc
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Funds—
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
;
January 26,
February
99.441
99.369
FOOTNOTES
Tube—
1990
1961.
2, "1961-
New
New
FOR
15,
16,
1961
ZZZ
—
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES ~
Yerk^ock^xcha^^ Tt stock, ylelwd
Stock Exchange,
^ ^-rights,
t New btB1?
Ex-dividend,
When
York
Z
x
wi
k Admitted to listing
issued,
y
Ex-stock
on the
dividend.
Volume
192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1649)
.
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this
week
OF
will
show
BANK
increase
an
Week Ended Oct. 15
CLEARINGS
compared with
a
year
1960
Pennsylvania—Altoona
us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, Oct. 22, clearings for all
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
York
Boston
-"Total
5.4
+
8.9
"1,232,000,000
1,174,000,000
+
4.9
931,755,836
887,408,195
+
5.0
Mansfield
Pittsburgh
519,824,704
5.6
445,300,000
7.4'
790,000,000
752,348,621
5.0
Baltimore
420,064,418
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days__
\Total
•A
cities,
5,533,917,505
.
1,170,948,652
all cities for week
In
the
week
able to
Oct.
covered
center
5.8
Federal Reserve
Reserve
was
increase
an
increase
an
they
larger by 0.4%.
ment of 2.2% and the
show
In the
of
3.7%.
furnish
a
York
District the
In
the
Kansas
:.
<
BANK
889,909,085
951,675,772
"
1,426,788,111
"
"
4
"
833,107,122 :
in
830,519,459
"
748,248,117
10
•
Fall
848,870,533
10,918,906,330
1,402,746,733
•
-•:
■
f * ■*
-
,
1
••
1,100,142,577
....
••+
1960
-
•
'
•+
.
+
2.2
1,676,823,959
,
3.7
•
1.6
;■
.4,492,410
,
;■*»..
;
9.2
•
+
,
8 609,870
2,344,263
4,328,841
Haute
;
Sioux
.
-
12,110,608,376
.
►'.
15
-
1958
..
:
.
L
cities)
2.8
1,076,946
808,286
2.6
200,379,197
208,217,635
0.4
1,361,171,760
1,355,252,316
—
+
16,271,200
3.5
7
-v.
97,650.000
11,054,422
11,087.601
5,931,836
166,161,005
9,066,826
3.4
5,035,610
4,780,051
2.5
143,964,768
143,592,277
+ 10.0
8,621,322
8,251.880
+ 13.9
55,144,645
47,961,517
+ 10.5
22,185,650
17,179,200
—
+
57,549,246
20,644,853
3.8
1,790,516
2,096,789
+
1.0
1,227,841,303
1,263,902,454
+
3.8
10,747,934
13,148,080
21,385,772
22,283,446
—
4.0
13,451,391
13,776,250
.—
9,923,638
(17
8,672,437
1,741,734,919
cities)..
1,704,808,497
Louis
407,400,000
+
22,063,771
19,853.887
2.4
11,023,443
14,034,468
+ 14.4
8.152.945
p oit e;o9
+
2.2
1,676,823,ab9
t,xo3
+
405,200,000
209,124,803
234,491,110
210,357,039
219,742,661
3,637,617
Total
3,091,051
830,519,459
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
0.5
402,000,000
397,700,000
862,524,822
—10 8
2r"7 vRl
tp ^ r\ <-* •*«•> (j-t|
4.3
169,441^405
185,592,959
+ 17.7
3,4o^,UoJ
3.7
802,885,034
—
—
.........
.
S~
3,831,046
10,036,028
490,645,477
197,677,219
12,511,334
190,677,219
13,454,787
4,327,211
5,267,523
—17.9
5,369,750
8,168,502
8,872,967
—
7.9
10,325,362
8,330,796
17,677,043
•16,966,628
+
4.2
-20,042,471
15,568,997
746,052,642
Paul
8,563,161
495,655,305
Minneapolis
734,447,762
+
1.6
763,048,271
717,218,197
+ 17.2
10,320,710
11,704,918
+
1.0
504,122,701
480,396,505
+
3.7
197,426,316
182,505,172
15,440,961
13,117,076
—
7.0
Total
(7 cities).
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
CityNebraska—Fremont
.1,319,196
Hastings
;
•
692,781,769
-
V
1,120,202
1,114,128
-
•,
11,856,672
47J,565;50O
.
A*
—
+
8.307,411
„
-'
^
13,940,937
—
''
15,502,548
...
—
5.3
189.283.527
6,941,795
2.2
3.3
:
Total
5^3,033,24t
—10.1
,.
13,035,715
45,397,624
23,316,068
23,080,143
—58.5
36,960,500
>
(9
Cities)
—
.—.——.
Texas—Austin
2,933,272
"7,763,837
\
748,248,117
8,094,2541
6.5
848,870,533
Fort
—16.6
69,409,190
Galveston
Wichita
750,225,532
5,496,110
6,753,814
—
0.3
791,862,770
723,478,304
2.3
142,467,846
158,260,238
5.2
3,265,941
3,147,539
3.1-
3,610,673
3,619,167
10,470,887,444
10,716,448,053
14,964,131
" 15,955,034
—
6.2
15,323,802
12,517,504
542,508,983
—
8.0
530,480,434
485,686,397
51,316,877
—13.6
46,676,491
41,320,643
4,627,000
6,887,879
—32.8
5,657,933
8,073,514
—30.2
8,005,948
7,615,296
11,685,355
14,800,515
—21.0
14,973,040
15,789,722
580,502,501
Falls
Total
(6
Cities)
639,542,802
—
9.2
622,251,715
571,811,562
220,720,627
217,229,632
6,792,000
209,034,633
11,615,252,470
50,932,746
31,288,569
+
6.6
+
3.1
—
3.3
—
31,432,041
25,302,783
(a)
76,156,607
(a)
—
4.9
69,881,862
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
.
28,846,923
80,602,450
+
2.5
83,471,813
12,153,579,343
+
6.1
10,918,906,330
11,177,454,615
217,870,191
109,231,015
+
8.5
89,143,191
106,670,764
32,031,047
39,717,206
11,317,669
17,850,870
.
Btockton
21,338,731
707,741,437
29,475,127
—16.2
32,783,636
—24.5
22,001,380
20,952,949
—
2.4
715,587,504
676,450,216
+
7.9
32,538,504
32,433,273
11,760,060
—
3.8
8,857,400
9,604,768
18,010,963
—
0.9
16,911,038
12,022,625
"
Grand
(10
total
cities).
1,379,522,210
(108 Cities)
1,402,746,733
—
1.7
1,372,895,053
1,333,520.621
24,604,808,978
24,077,166,496
+
2.2
22,581,493,820
22,898,155,456
12,222,482,419
12,461,914,026
—
1.9
12,110,606,376
12,181,707.403
.
98,395,423
12,894,568,894
7,502,567
229,868,661
42,846,240
Barbara
Total
82,644,846
7,791,621
1.9
16,114,673
Jose
24,961,801
75,850,973
1.0
—
691,051,152
Francisco
Santa
1.6
—
26,845,989
Pasadena
San
42,621,715
t
Lake
—
7,297,212
243,269,392
118,532,922
„
City
California—Long Beach
San
44,479,520
►,
•
212,349,670
7,227,375
238,700,687
Yakima
-
8,882,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
—
15 407.377
4.1
44,333,962
Worth
Louisiana—Shreveport
887,801,867
—
8,097,109
31,585,586
—
3,131,961
4,270,440
,
499,234,120
.
Dallas
36,788,700
+ 15.8
3,271,966
17.724 241
,
"U'4?#,128
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1,922,275
12,520,190
—
37,02ti,o88
...
988,429
1,014,391
11,959,787
173,632,683
3,845,318
•f
-.1,844,873
40,980,360
153,000,622
<•
907,133
11,241,040
.
+116.9
34,470,301
.495,880,912
.1,209,089
?
.'
7.2
—17.1
173,793,002
18,020,758
33,704,545
'
+17.8
1,200,230
9,834,977
182,984,179
j.
Missouri—Kknsas' City iSLiJSiv
St. Joseph 'I
i
Colorado—Colorado Springs
726,237,797
3,697,241
•
Lincoln
-•
Omaha
3,035,342
3.8
—
5,594,733
8,448,221
+ 21.1
+
•J,W I
816,192,360
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Kansas—Topeka
3,700,206
,
13,574,152
101,192,000
0.5
8,819,331
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
v
89,642,600
.
14,134,436
4.8
+
1,746,321
Rockford
17,671,238
138,803,473
30,251,375
6.9
+
1,230,475,871
Peoria
1957
9,258,937
-
.
3.9
—
951,675,772
+
1,812,891
Wichita
v
—22.0
25,397,189
10,974,482
11,160,215
16,521,791
'/•
3,271,690
22,645,333
9,624,828
94,215,000
t,
3,469,886
20,776,480
11,752,341
>
A '
16,601,600
(a)
i
0.7
—
1,242,828,390
Chicago
12,181,707,403
+ 10.0
72,440,176
Jersey—Newark
235,281,687
8.691,872
9.7
65,557,050
Illinois—Bloomington
1,333,520,621
'
Northern New Jen ey
+ 18.8
245,591,020
238,634,442
18,145,950
22,898,155,456
or
6.1.
,—
42,605,865
54,503,860
Syracuse
274,895,055
2.0
22,811,282
City
571,811,562
+ 16.4
12,382,326,555
Rochester
>8,453,620
3.3
+
9,970,504
Helena
*
13,451,575
4,137,752
York
6,926,650
+
5,730,640
lowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Dakota—Fargo
17,522.338
3,101,572
Jamestown
453,500,000
7,507,712
—16.2
170,339,701
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Dakota—Aberdeen
5,207,533
115,693,405
Elmira
140,009,255
—
4,777,497
11,027,414-
Montana—Billings
4,144,677
149,469,349
(9
Bend
North
2.0
889,909,985
York—Albany
33,200,236
31,712,603
149,284,592
+ 17.9
11,326,663
98,739,000
-
South
South
1,372,895,053
+21.6
—
4,162,507
1,828,109
4,284,140
cities)
6.0
437,836,138
—
21,865,636
17,665,638
Wayne
Indianapolis
717,218,197
.
22,581,493,820
:
1.9-'
+
1
735,678,013
37,240,200
Island—Providence
Total
4,004,941
....
22,300,185
12,428,141
,,
'
Buffalo
New
811,810,145
-
Chicago—
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
■
622,251,715
1.7
2.2
+
,Inc.
4,232,505
.
51,536,046
Hampshire—Manchester
New
23,385,188
230,850,679
—23.2
1,491,591,904
cities)
723,478,304
763,048,271
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
6,088,750
22,094,000
278,296,712
1.7
—
—
8,282,853
1,497,526,019
(10
Lansing
»
26,37,4,028
(12
4,973,757
2.6
3.8
—10.1
265,992,262
Orleans
Grand Rapids
816,192,360
791,862,770
\
i
14,791,458
__.
..
259,163,179
St.
802,885,034
0.3
—
;
4,241,961
•
:
458,677,872
931,143
1,702,207,103
Week Ended Oct
1959
3,999,210
i;
34,385,855
161,270,664
16,731,823
Michigan—Ann
1,355,252,316
Pec. %
Jfv
•»v
710,209,350
Haven
Total
+
258,297,643
811,810,145
1,361,171,780
—
$
10,471,820
Connecticut—Hartford
New
855,264,371
—
1,596,216,165
\
20,391,253
Rhode
0.5
32,318,232
'
District—Boston—^
Worcester
New
—
904,907
1,205,192,201
0.4
—
12,461,914,026
.,
•___
Bedford
837,105,210
-
451,100,000
11,177,454,615
855,264,371
+
24,077,166,496
,
.12,222,482,419
River
New
154,121,312
833,107,122
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
887,801,867
1,467,371,427
•—
639,542,802.
24,604,808,978
.
Lowell
387,498,862
159,548,830
16,613,030
Missouri—St.
2.0
—
750,225,532
.
1,379,522,210
"
Massachusetts—Boston__
-
9,865,354
380,510,592
2.9
9,767,686
Total
$
+
-734,447,762
•
,
530,502,501
L
City
"First Federal Reserve
,
9,840,480
5.2
+
144,995,535
Louisiana—New
add our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
:
+ 12.6
146,116,739
4 11.0
22,853,031
306,837,334
'
746,052,642
"
r
Portland
9,655,457
380,969,506
150,308,228
Mobile
1957
0.5
—
862,524,822
•
__108 cities
'
Maine—Bangor
5,965,094
271,545,383
10,867,097
361,078,975
Springfield
5.2
—
1,704,808,497
9
:
,
6,620,589
22,259,000
281,973,233
Mississippi—Vicksburg
San
6.1
—
1,491,591,904
1,741,734,919
\
6
"
the
6.5
1+
837,105,210
1,497,526,019
7
j,
Francisco
'
1,596,216,165
12,967,368
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
—
1,455,315,510
"
17
City
and
$
1,093,602,609
—
______
c
1,467,371,427
—
278,715,340
improve¬
1958
6
Clearings at—
2.0
269,444,831
:
,
Inc. or
.]•!.
*"
1,455,315,510
Alabama—Birmingham
by 2.0%
an
week ended October 15 for four years:
,*
15,660,021
526,360,343
cities)—
Terre
Dec. %
7
now
68,067,200
8,306,449
note that in
smaller
are
1959
1,036,328,999
11th Dallas
We
70,236,200
6,381,285
CLEARINGS
,
"
_
New York
(6
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
—11
9th Minneapolis
::
;
12,153,579,343
Louis
Outside
0.8
Florida—Jacksonville
Philadelphia Reserve
totals
.
10
Total
84,392,100
437,870,813
; Macon
press.
City Reserve District the totals
12,894,568,894
6th Atlanta
:
and in the
"
6th Richmond
10th Kansas
to
gain of 6.1%, but in the Boston
a
9
Philadelphia
12th San
we
$
12 cities
7th Chicago
659,401,054
4.5
Virginia—Huntington
Total
we
1st bualon
8th St
going
Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.6%, but the St. Louis Reserve
1960
<.
of
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
decline
following
4th Cleveland
301.002,722
607,634,757
402,544,779
Nashville
by 0.5%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
SUMMARY OF
,
time
located and from this
Week Ended Oct. 15
2nd New
12,757,457
310,586,332
3.3
12,453,867
Georgia—Atlanta
the cities according to the
group
loss of 6.5%
a
Francisco Reserve District of 1.7%.
3rd
at
falling off of 0.3%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 9-2%
a
13,812,535
8.0
14,776,923
Tennessee—Knoxville
2.2%, the aggregate clearings for
We
are
In the Cleveland Reserve
a
of
totals record
totals register
and in the Richmond Reserve District
District suffers
"1.5
609,004,976
$24,604,808,978 against $24,077,166,496 in the
of 6.6%.
Reserve District the
District the
are
14,513,462
316,470,964
1,426,788,111
(7 cities)
Total
Outside of this city there was a loss of 1.9%, the bank clearings
Districts in which
District of 5.2%.
totals
wl,205,192.201
6.1
+
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
showing
the New York
5.2 *.* 1,100,142,577
—
7,562,331
0.6
District of ColumbiaWashington-.
6.0
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
week in 1959.
this
16,736.467
420,832,6)7
+
by the foregoing will appear in
available
not
are
the whole country having amounted to
at
17,917,619
12,296,952
5.0
Richmond
South Carolina—Charleston
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
15.. For that week there
same
7,883,748
20,146,822
5.9
+
13,555,257
Augusta
Saturday figures
the elaborate
are
6.9
—12.4
—
14,833,972
Virginia—Norfolk
1,106,783,498
$28,779,949,865 $27,132,291,240
details for the
Accordingly, in the above
we
4,255,677
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
exact
Saturday and
7,561,524
4,661,937
*
7.6
issue of next week. We cannot
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
our
4,245,138
7.820.929
5.1
13,470,002
5.7
•Estimated.
Complete, and
4,781,377
6.2
—
14,098,079
+
$27,609,001,213 $26,025,507,742
day
one
Total
.
5,954,743,259
cities, five days.
1,135,000,000
83,736,900
...
Maryland—Baltimore
all
1,030,000,000
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
8.5
396,952,904
-$21,654,257,954 $20,491,590,237
-
5.4
4.0
West
Ten
4,910,162
14,727,994
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.9
663,631,789
430,622,295
Other
2,773,650
5,088,750
588,773,116
Youngstown
Total
449,226,884
689,900,924
Cleveland,
2,207,410
7.8
291,149,403
Cincinnati
Cleveland
478,200,000
*
2,022,223
3,523,505
+ 72.7
—
1,093,602,609
Ohio—Canton
549,169r422
Francisco
—
12,227,321
Columbus
City
—
26,163,028
1,036,328,999
iUsJiLLLm
1,910,609
5.4
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
Louis
All
(II cities)
e
*
1,293,284,003
_____—
Kansas
San
7,073,031
1951
2.027.928
6.6
—
3,156,669
12,954,908
$
—14.5
7,583,059
22,907,008
Jersey—Trenton
1958
—
3,689,024
7.599.131
.Delaware—Wilmington
1,408,210,559
Philadelphia
5,449,907
York
.
1959
$14,695,172,034 $13,938,775,603
.
Chicago
St.
*
i960
1,021,000,000
7,114,193
Wllkes-Barre
New
5,324,101
•3,500,000
Scranton
Our comparative summary for
3,119,817
966,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
2.201.130
1 539,329
4,906,243
.
Lancaster
the week follows:
Week Ended Oct. 22
1,592,245
Chester
cities of the United States for
which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be
6.1% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $28,779,949,865
against $27,132,291,240 for the same week in 1959.
At this center
there is a gain for the week
ending Friday of 5.4%.
1,881,4G4
♦2,950,000
Bethlehem
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
Third Federal Reserve Distrfct-Philadelphia—
liminary figures compiled by
of the
1959
$
Pre¬
ago.
45
Outside
New York
•
City
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
46
(1650)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5 Vi %
Act
of
1930, the
Federal
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
debs,
Reserve
Bank
the different
on
RATES
EXCHANGE
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
OCTOBER
14,
RESERVE
OCTOBER
TO
1960
BANK
20,
TO
I960,
TREASURY
UNDER
due
1,
ACT
OF
Gas
1930
.
61/a%
debs,
Gas
1978
due
INCLUSIVE
due
—Nov
1
1345
1
1345
J
—
ISSUES CALLED
ENTIRE
and
Noon
Unit
Monetary
Buying
Rate
for
Transfers
Cable
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Air
Money)
Reduction
1393
Oct 31
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc. 6% cumul. pfd. stock—-Nov 25
Ginn & Co.
5%
cumul. class A and 6% non-cumul.
,
class
B
pfd.
stock
Nov 15
1393
American
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
5%
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 19
Oct. 20
Argentina, peso—
Free
.0120386
,
Australia,
pound
schilling
Belgium,
franc
Canada,
Finland,
pound
.210612
.210675
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.203762
.203881
.203650
.203512
.203362
mark—
.239668
Mexico,
.209775
.209812
2.811800
.00161060
.00161040
.00278690
.00278666
.00278666
.328266
.328333
.328400
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265181
.265193
.265187
.265168
2.781861
2.783168
.140300
.140337
.0349812
.0350000
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.193550
.193556
Kingdom,
.193593
.193631
Per
Name of Company
.193650
Amer.
.231993
.231906
.231906
.232225
to
2.800498
2.801295
2.803148
Rich's
2.811000
2.811800
2.813660
2.809680
2.809560
When
■'
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
2.799183
.232050
2.799063 v
pound sterling.
1496
DIVIDENDS
2.785801
.140250
.0349625
—
pound—
"
issue.
Continued from page 12
2.783960
.140225
.0349500
.0166401
peseta
Sweden, krona
Africa,
s.
1494
.00161040
.0349625
Spain,
United
.00161040
.140243
escudo
South
1496
.265187
2.781742
krone
Switzerland, franc
1
5
r
this
in
.328466
—
pound
Sept. 1, 1974
Nov
f. debs, due May 15, 1967—Nov
.00278666
.328266
.0800560
Zealand,
1493
2.813660
dollar_.
guilder
1
91
stock
pfd.
conv.
.209925
2.811000
Nov
Nov
1963
15,
Corp.—
due
debs,
Trav-Ler Radio Corp. 6%
.239712
.209725
2.809680
subord.
conv.
1979
1,
cumul.
10%
Co.
Gas
&
♦Announced
.00161060
Portugal,
of
.239631
6%
.00278666
malayan
Netherlands,
Union
.239631
1.025406
.209725
peso
Norway,
.239612
1.019765
2.809560
_
yen
Malaysia,
New
.210575
.00311083
franc
new
1.019505
Oil
March
due
debs,
Oct.
due
Inc.—
Newspapers,
Insurance
Tex-Star
.210550
lira
Japan,
.0200550
Corp.—
debs,
subord.
secured
Mission
1.020442
markka
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
Italy,
.0200500
.0200500
5%
.0385000
Dec
stock
preferred
conv.
Greetings
conv.
Marysville
2.241960
.0385250
.210550
(Metropolitan)
Ireland,
.0200512
-
.0120349
2.240478
.0385250
1.021276
rupee
France
2.239840
.0385250
.0200492
—
> .0120386
.0120515
2.238788
.0385375
dollar
Ceylon,
.0120277
-
2.238693
Austria,
'
5
cumul.
4.50%
Oct. 14
Inc.—
Co.,
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Country
1496
Nov
Corp.—,
Line
Pipe
1
-Nov
Nov.
line bonds 5V4% series
debs, due May 1, 1978
1, 1979 and 5%
1401
\
.
,
pipe
1st mtge.
1977;
1
Nov
1983
1,
Nov.
California
Transcontinental
TARIFF
Page
Date
Co,.—
5Vb% 1st mtge. bonds series C due 1983 and
5%% 1st mtge. bonds series C due 1984—
Tennessee
Gas Transmission Co.—6%
debs, due
Nov.
FOREIGN
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
Power & Light Co.—
Sound
Puget
Southern
Tariff
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
.
shs.
(final)
Inc.,
3% %
River
preferred
subject
8 7/10c
12-30
Rice
Mills
22Vic
93%c
30c
—'—
(quar.)
-.—
(quar.)
L.
\
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American
shares—
10-14
10-20
10-20
v.
■
'
•
12-27
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
;
(quar.)
common
Brand
Roan
(About
approval Dec. 16)
Y
;
"
(Final
.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal
Reserve
rowings
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
from
Banks
others
increased
increased
domestic commercial banks
million.
decreased
Increase ( + )
Oct. 19.
Oct. 12,
1960
1960
ASSETS—
or
certificate
account
17,305,644
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
980,407
—
26
+
+
939,497
33,069
Total
F.
R.
gold certificate
of
notes
Other
other
18,286,051
reserves
33,973
Banks
Loans
44,897
58,139
388,716
10,390
•**".'14:319
86,604
_
and
906,428
415,256
cash
Discounts
—
56,594
—
advances
—
Held
U.
S.
and
Commercial
783,288
ing
**
16,572
+
S.
Other
U.
outright—
+
473,150
2,773,550
—
Notes
bought
26,774,612
outright
under repurchase
—
agrmt.
473,150
+
410,600
U.
S.
Govt,
securities
26,774,612
and
securities
26,898,327
Due
loans
—
from
foreign
—
+
495,650
555,007
—
410,600
6,599,637
+
837,335
+
to
106,849
+
283
+
assets
329,863
+
19,070
+
53,024,714
+
336,237
S.
—
assets
Reserve
Deposits:
17,667,864
'■
^
bank
,
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
Other
28,521
499,329
45,326
+
180,929
acc'nt
238,523
373,354
five
After
five
with
and
with
Other
Total
Other
deposits
18,782,255
availability cash items
liabs.
&
—
5,208,479
divids.
accrued
3,494
53,881
—
34,926
+
250,915
—
931,708
685,445
+
42,998
+
344,591
683
+
5,504
—
3
+
5
—
22
+
889
4,818
coin
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
51,768,854
—
400,684
ACCOUNTS—
assets—net
403,949
499
+
accounts—
—
77,103
;
27,795
—
20,203
+
774,808
capital
—
Total
liabs. & capital
of
gold
to
serves
acc'ts
certificate
deposit
336,237
+
—
+
+
;
4,039
+
2
+
257**
liabilities
Contingent
Demand
U.
S.
deposits
demand
Domestic
Foreign
Time
adjusted
demand
58,515
deposits.:
385**
+
3,236
—1,416**
—
247
1,367
+
1,530
+
32,294
+
596
+
'45
.
670,844
of
Reserve
Banks
f.
:
:
of
loans
valuation
•Preliminary
ances
on
20
+
33**
;
+1,699
'+'
24
+
68
26
1,958
10
■
—
'767
—
+
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
(San Francisco District).
loan
banks
and
:
after
61
items' are
**October
5
shown
(From
gross.
Below
will
be
found
and
list
a
of
Sierra
bonds, notes,
redemption,
The
condition
the
of
shows
the
ended
Oct.
statement
Federal
following
12:
of
weekly
reporting
Reserve System
principal
Decreases
of
member
in leading
changes
for
the
cities
week
Slater
and
and
reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
Port
of
$385
million
in
demand
deposits
ad¬
justed and $247 million in demand deposits credited to
domestic
Commercial
districts
for
brokers
and
and
a
industrial
total
dealers
gain
for
of
loans
$126
purchasing
increased
million.
or
to
nonbank
financial
institutions
most
Loans
carrying
Government and other securities decreased
Loans
in
U.
to
S.
$lf>2 million.
decreased
$56
million; and other loans decreased $38 million.
8%
gold
_Oct
Page
24
1489
3%%
Bosch
Arma
debar due
.
Nov.
Discount
•
,
Co.
'
—Nov
47/e %
debs,
series
K,
due
6%%
Corp. 5%
Ltd.—
Co.,
secured
pipe
line
Jacksonville Terminal
series
A,, due
Natural Gas
1st
Dec.
Pipeline
pipeline 4%%
33/4%
Electric.
conv.
1st
of
due
—Nov
due
mtge.
Nov.. 1,
3%%
1
1300
1
«
1977—Nov
bonds,
Co.—
May
Inc.;
Nov.
1973—!
1,
■.
.-
r--,.
*
_Nov
1400
'
&
Ltd.,
Food
(A.
Stock
12-
-
equal
10-24
10-17
1
11-
5
10-18
11-
1
10-21
1-25-61
12-27
10-31
10-30
10-30
$1
(quar.)
9-30
^
10-14
10-14 '
10-30 >'
10-14
>
28c
-
<
.
per
v.*
9-30
120c
j
*
.
,
11-25
10-14
J33%C
11-15
10-19
\
*
T-
'
•
•,
v<>-:V
one
(quar.)
15c
a.
11-
J15c
11-
(quar.)^______„.
10-17
1
12-1
t30c';
11-30
1-2-61
.
11-14
1-2-61
61c
J15c
tl5c
9-30
1
12-1-11- 9
40c
'
class A (quar.)_
common
11-30
11-
10-
l..„
7
6Vic
11-1
10-14-
40c
11-1
10-11
2%
Corp.
11-
10-11
(quar.)__
10-26
30c
11-20
'31V4C
(quar.)
Natural Gas
.12-30
12-
2
12-30
12-
2
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-14
2Vac
12Vic
;
,
(quar.)
4.48%
preferred
preferred
(ouar.)__•___
Southern California
Water*
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
414% preferred (quar.)
11-
15c
J20c
(quar.)
com.
5.44% preferred
(quar.
Southern Canada Power,
Ltd.,
Southern Colorado Power—
preferred
4.72%
2nd
preferred' (quar.)___
28c
10-31
25c
12-
1
25c
12-
1
12-
1
26i°0c
34c
.
-
•
11-15
5
11-14
11-14
10-20
.
'
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___________
5
11-14
11-14
12-1
(quar.) .-f62J/2C
■
■
5.
10-
\
1010-
10-31
(quar.)^
com....
12-14
10-31
■:
com.
10-15.
1
12-28
65c-
28Vic
-
11-18
12-16
(quar.)__
Corp.
Edison;
(quar.)
9-30
-9-30
7c
38%c
com.
10-31
10-31
.
fsoc
(quar.)
California
10-20
10-28
'
Ltd.—
f30c
A
1
(quar.40c
Mills,
Engineering, class
Co., Ltd.
4%%
2
10-31
,!
12-
11-
W'lOc^ 10-31
;
;
Southam
Reynolds
12-28
\
Ltd.^-
to
America
preferred
Georgia
10-14
10-14
20c
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)_____
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_
Coast
11-18
-
11-18
(Howard) Paper
Common
(quar.)
$1.55
1
6%c
.
dividend.
Soroban
1
11-
40c
Stores..^.^
O.)
1
11-
.
1
J :
income)-.
Trading,
Smith
4%%
1343
10-29
30c
"
4.72%
1978——Nov
1
11-
5c
common
5.44%
♦
,
*•
1,
993
m
L_Dec
due
1298
1972—Dec
America—
series
1
Nov
1,
1977——
bonds,
Power
debs,
1976:
debs, due Dec.
bonds,
Co.
1,
Co.
1,
1983;.—
Consolidated Cement
Oil
1393
10-14
6c
4.56%
1964
1,
11-
10-31
3%
Southern
Page
'•
*
of
Georgia—
Capital debs 5.90% series, due Nov.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—:
Home
Date
■
Corp.—
10-28
11-15
$1
:
(quar.)
South
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
American
11-15
10-20
11-15
85c
(quar.)___:
"Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
Smith-Dougias Co.-(quar.).
:
debs
1
11-10
Shares, Inc.—
Dairies, Ltd.,
(N.),
1
9-30
10-15
12-
10c
:
South
Potomac
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Corp.
PARTIAL
American
banks.
TENDER
Date
Concession
$1,416 million in U. S. Government demand deposits,
increases
OF
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
i;!
(monthly)
payment
B
Smith
$143 million in loans ad¬
justed, $237 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $354
million in
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
1
5%
.
Mines, ;Ltd. (year-end)v^
Power,'common (quar.):
preferred A (quar.)_^_
-Smilen
including
banks
dividend)
Pacific
$2.44
for
10-25
15c
investment income
Transport
Silverwood
corporate
called
11-
11-
35c
(stock
investment
Class
stock
common
11-15
25c
;
Sherr-itt-Gordon
Redemption Calls and Sinking:.
preferred
(quar.)__
Shawinigan Water & Power, com.
Class A (quar.)—;
figures revised.
2
10-11
15c
4%
preferred (quar:)
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
deduc¬
12-
10-25
30c
$20c
dividend
net
Class B--.
Fund Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1
15c
10c
American
From
,vv,-Interim,
137,839
1-
$1.10
(quar.)
1
Beligman &, Latz,
foreign
200,921
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
pound share
Sheraton Corp. of
correspondents
10-28
10c
'.
209
1.3%
—
1
1
5c
Fetzer
&
Selected
accept¬
for
purchased
0.2%
+
1
12-
12-
2%
Shell
39.3%
12-
12-15
(quar.)
Industries
Stock
others
tExclusive
12-15
35c
Security Insurance ((New Haven)—
Increased quarterly
55
—
93,602
196,761
25c
(quar.)_
com.
Security First National Bank
12,435
—_
Federal
9-23
Seanak Corp., (extra year-end)
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)
2,322
deposits:
banks
banks
—
From
9-23
Paper Co.* $3.40 preferred (quar.)^—
preferred (quar.)
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)
deposits:
Other
Ry.,
10-25
10-25
Aviation
Monthly
+1,517
4
t25c
$4
Government
10-24
t$1.25
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
&
12- 2
$1.25
Ltd.,
Scott
R.
combined
liability
Scott
+3,411
-
note
Scott
784
+
11-
25c
Brewery (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
&
25
140,264
;
11-15
split—
Miguel
Scientific
26
137
:+
25c
.
12- 2
17Vic
after
(quar.)
W.)
.....
.
12-14
12-14
11-28
(quar.)
A
Scotten Dillon Co.
132
re¬
F.
and
53,024,714
374
'
10-10
.
.
20%
(quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd.
Schenley Industries
1,812
—
10-20
10-20
.
Corp.—
trust
certificates
Voting
LIABILITIES—
tion
Ratio
—
127**
+
3,036
—
—
assets/liabilities
From
in
paid
I
to
split)
shares
Francisco
(Howard
Scarfe
'
banks
Borrowings:
Surplus
Other
363,533
+
l
354
—
1,279
domestic
Interbank
Total
—
9
—
■
12,836
11-1
Antonio
San
8
—
9,713
Banks
equal
payment
new
Corp.,
preferred
San
360
+
on
preferred
Sams
320
+
20c
—_—
Regis Paper, common (quar.)
$4.40 1st preferred A (quar.)
990
—
10-10
20c
(quar.)
com.
six-for-five
(a
Paper Co.
Louis-San
$5
10-10
10-31
11- 1
10-25-
Stores,
St.
27
+
1,177
_____—
R.
+
237
17,615
'.
F.
985
maturing:
——
years
securities
+
St.
49
221
—
Lawrence
219
+
38**
—
1,395
+
16**
—
27,473
years
to
Interbank
Deferred
15,201
indebtedness-
3
—
77**
+
9-30
10-25
ordinary share
dividend
St.
5%
11-15
12-20
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Interim
dividend
Croix
56
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
Petroleum—
Ryder System, Inc.
909,259
—
48,592
376,539
^
—
i—
+
25
f
1,499
12,543
:
bonds
S.
One
Total
.
reserves
S.
70,314
U.
Stock
260
30
—
+
(s-a)
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
29
—
26
2,468
year
Currency
27,735,122
banks—
securities—total
&
129
RR.
11-15
50c
Inc.
25c
class B
cents per
59
100
20
~9
—■
and
10
1
Valley
H.),
guilders)
Cash
668
.
one
+
—
19
4,003
———
Within
Reserves
5,
Common
12-22
10-11
Inc.—
(William
St.
etc
banks
commercial
loans—
of
143**
—
139
finance,
loans
Balances
notes
,
Member
U.
foreign
Industries,
Royal Dutch
institutions:
bills
56,344
670,844
*
LIABILITIES—
Federal
—
personal
Government
Other
Total
384
1,498
—-1_
(quar.)
Corp.
Rose's
128
+
Genessee
Rorer
carrying:
or
securities
certificates
8,129
Other
+1,815
7
1,151
domestic
Treasury notes
557,805
premises
126
securities
financial
Treasury
15
banks.;
Cash items in process of coll't'n
31,521
&
Aircraft
Roper
pur-
l
Treasury
356,116
Bank
for
1,665
estate
Other
~
Total
+3,116
+2,988
(20
purchasing
nonbank
to
Real
U.
Total
*
+2,769
143**
Other
22,500
—
for
finance,
Loans
Loans
Total
Held
213""
securities
Sales
2,483,771
...
105,571
loans—
dealers
Government
to
Rohr
—
.
450**
—
carrying:
loans
Loans
3,500,000
—3,500,000
7,510,298
Bonds
410,600
+
14,006,993
Rochester
107,070
1,069
industrial
Government
Other
Bills
Certificates
1959'
r„
securities
S.
Oct.14,
1960
68,385
and
or
Other
2,764
securities:
Government
Bought
1
37,111
repurchase agrmt.
investment—
investment
adjustedt
adjustedt
U.
outright
under
and
Agricultural
loans
Xoans to brokers and
Acceptances:
Bought
Oct. 5,
(in millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
Total
12,
1960*
1959
33,999
—
!
Oct.
Oct. 21,
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred-J>(quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
5%% preferred L (quar.)
(quar.)—
4%%
Decrease (—) Since
Since
•
12-31
45c
10-25
'
$1
12- 1
$1.02%
12- 1
$1.183/4
12- 1
$1.02%
12-1
$1.23%
12- 1
$1.37-%
12- 1
$2 >1-3-61
25c
10-31
•
^
—
4.10%
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—
Gold
15)
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
4%
preferred F (quar.)
Loans -to
$77 million.
(In thousands of dollars)
Decrease (-—)
ject
$24 million and bor¬
$26
payment of approximately 31c sub¬
to approval of stockholders Dec.
59c.
___.
V
11-
1-'
10-
7
59c
U-? L
10-.7
68c
,
11-1
10-
7
Metals—
preferred
(quar.)
59%c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
11*
1
•
10-11
11-
1
T
10-11
Volume 192- Number 5997
.
.
.The Commercial and
Chronicle
Financial
(1651)
47
.X*
Per
Name o/
Company
Southern
Company
southern
Fertilizer
Share
(quar.)
&
Materials
Nevada
Co.
~
Airmotive
$1.20
Drug,
Southwestern
4.40%
Southwestern
3.70%
3.90%
1
10-
1
10-12
Union
Financial
11-
1
10-12
Union
Gas
6%
11-15
10-25
2%
10-28
9-23
Union
10-25
9-30
Union Trust Co.
4c
4.40%
.4.60%
(Kansas)
(quar.)
4.36%
Special
.Common
'4'A%
10-31
1
10-21
4%
92 Vac
11-
1
10-20
97'AC
11-
1
10-20
$1.03%
i
11-
1
10-20
$1.063/4
Chemical
Dredging
10-20
United
10-20
10-20
United
1
10-20
10-20
United
10-20
United
11-
1
11-
20c
1
11-17
10-20
Industries
U.
(initial)
10-14
11-
20c
1
1
10-14
12-10
5c
1-
1
11-
S.
U
1
Fire
S
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,* class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.
:
Fuel
Corp.
(quar.)
S.
Steel
of Canada,
Parts
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp._
__.
ordinary
(Michaels)
Controls
Universal
Insurance
11-
1
10-14
Universal
12-
Universal
9
12-30
10-
1
($100
&
(J.
Textiles, 4'A%
& Co. (quar.)
P.)
&
10-25
10-10
10-10
Vanderbilt
10-25
12-
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-18
11-
1
10-14
11-30
(quar.)__
11-15
dividend).
11-25
1
(Amounts
to
positary
Bros.
Washington
8-31
12-15
11-30
2-28
Waste
6-15-61
5-31
Welkom Gold Mining,
9-15-61
8-31
1
11-10
2-10
and
20c
10-28
10-15
Western
25c
11-15
10-20
T.' I. M. E. Freight
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas
Power
&
preferred
Directors
Class
1
and
B
5.20%
1
11-
1
10-17
Western
Pacific
11-30
10-31
Western
Tablet
5%
A
Co.,
common
10-14
10-10
10-10
$3
White
preferred
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-14
Wilbur
$5
Chocolate,
preferred
Will
12-15
Williams-McWilliams
1-
3
10-
Stock
7
1
11-15
Winfield
12-
1
11-15
Winn-Dixie
&
Trust
Y.
(N.
C.)
(quar.)__
6%
P
Ml
Gas
$2.55
$4.90
1
9-30
20c
11-15
11-
10-
1
Fund,
&
Public
preferred
Woodward
10-14
(F.
10-14
Woolworth
(F.
25c
1
63%c
11-
1
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
1
deposit
10-14
11-
10-14
Class
B
Oil
Tropical
Gas
Gas
dividend)-
(initial)
10-30
5%
11-22
A
Insurance
Co.
Wurlitzer
11-15
10-28
11-15
10-28
11-25
11-
1
South LaSalle
Yates
Yellow
preferred
6%
preferred
preferred
$3
10-31
10-14
10-31
12-13
11-
4'A %
11-30
10-19
62'Ac
1
•
*.
Union
___
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
2
10-31
10-
5
10-31
10-19
10-28
(quar.)
.
10-31
Ordinary
&
$78y8C
J 45c
11-1
55C
11-
1'
10-25
Francis
10-14
•10-14',
Far well,
Glore,
10-14
funds,
tax
Previously published date
date
was
is
less
Rodman
Salomon
x
Less Jamaica Income
tax.
&
Shuman,
Singer,
Smith,
Barney
600
F.
Hentz
&
&
Weeks
Co
G.
White,
&
Co
750
&
Co
2,700
Freres
&
Weld
1,200
Inc.
&
&
1,200
Co.——
Co._.
—
2,700
Co
&
1,200
1,800
Cohu & Stetson
Winslow,
450
3,600
1,200
750
450
Day—
Wertheim
Lemon
750
Corp—__
Co
Walker
H.
750
Peabody
2,700
Inc.——
Anthony
L.
R.
750
1,200
Inc
600
—
Corp
Co.,
&
Tucker,
1,800
Co.—
Inc.
Spencer Trask & Co
450
&
&
American
Thomas
450
Co
&
Webster
Securities
1,800
&
&
Swiss
900
Co.—
Nicolaus & Co.,
Stroud
900
Hutton
Co.,
Staats
R.
900
Co.—
Stifel,
2,700
750
—
Hutton
Illinois
750
2,700
&
Stone
Co.—
&
& Scribner& Co., Inc.
Brothers
450
Co.,
Co
&
750
&
Stern
—
—
Miller
Co.—_
Agnew
Smithers
S.
William
1,200
Co.—
&
750
1,800
Deane
750
Inc.
Hayden,
900
Co
Co
&
750
&
1,800
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Shields
Marache & Co._
Ripley
600
1.800
Co
&
Hutzler—
&
2,700
Co
Kirkland
1,200
Renshaw
Bros.
Schwabacher
750
1,800
Inc
—
Rothschild
F.
750
Gardner-
Co.,
&
L.
450
2,700
2,700
192,
Co
ft
Dean
F.
S.
—
Witter
Yantis
&
&
Co._
Co.,
450
Inc.—
1400.
p.
.
for
a
$1,250,000
expansion
program
Coast
Inc.—Expan¬
.
designed to
increase the
of
MD
Fulp & Timber Co.
Pacific
$400,000
and
program
announced Oct. 4
modernization of two paper-making machines at a
to increase production by 6,500 additional tons per
This phase is just being completed.
gain improved quality.
converting and storage building. This
three stories high, will cost $700,000.
building will provide necessary added storage and converting
of
Construction
(2)
expansion
Paper Mills'
Coast
three phases:
Complete
of
4 by
Bellingham (Wash.) based producer and
and Powder Room household tissues, is a division of
Mills,
Paper
a
new
1
11-18
The
1
11-15
space
new
10-28
10-14
10-31
1-31-61
4-29-61
4-19
7-31-61
7-10
to
handle extra
Installation
equipment in
tonnage.
worth of added converting
the new structure.—V. 187, p. 2705.
$150,000
of
machinery
10-10
and
Pacific
1-10
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
1
deductible
Coast
Palo
the
source.
per
: Non¬
The corrected payment
here.
<
non-residents
tax.
an
Co., Inc. — Common Stock
13 offering circular, Pa¬
Oct.
Co., 240 Montgomery St., San
publicly offered 60,000 shares of this
Calif:, firm's no par common stock at $5
Alto,
share.
PROCEEDS—As
at
to
Securities
Francisco 4, Calif.,
of May
31,
1960,
the date
as
of which the financial
statements included herein are stated, the excess of the
current liabili¬
$45,722, over current assets in the amount
of $20,190, includes account payable to Precision Tool & Grinding Co.,
Inc., in the amount of $39,069. It is proposed that this account will be
ties
Canadian
Electro Magnetics
Offered—Pursuant
cific
of
repaid
offered,
the company totaling
from
the
net
estimated,
proceeds to be received from the sale of shares
the assumption that all 60,000 shares offered
on
-
;
&
structure, 90 feet by 315 feet and
dividend
incorrect.
15%
Co
&
750
H&rriman
(1)
8-29
37y2c
37'Ac
indicated
&
Riter
10-20
1
$56'Ac
this
Reynolds
2,700
Hallgarten & Co.___
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
comprises
2
$35c
for
Reinholdt
&
Sons—__T—_
Stieglitz
:
&
Co.,
&
450
—
Cranhery,
E.
450
Pierce
Inc.
600
Inc.—
1,200
Co
&
Rauscher,
3,600
Co
&
11-
__^
closed
funds,
Co.,
&
600
& Hopwood
Pressprich & Co.
W.
450
Goodbody
The
15%; Tesident tax 7%.
8.
Corp.
Co.
450
Inc.
Jaffray
900
Sachs & Co
Plans
income tax.
U.
&
Copeland &
Kendall,
600
Co.__
600
Co
Jackson
1,200
900
Boston
Forgan
Northwest
Putnam
Corp._
&
750
Webber,
Patterson,
R.
600
750
Co._
Curtis
Piper,
600
Goldman,
F.
&
2,700
Michigan Corp
Reid
Fulton,
Pacific
750
Co
600
1,200
Cook & Co.
Ohio
Paine,
Union
Southwest
10- 8
1
65c
date, and/or record
&
10-31
"
in
of
Newhard,
The
900
Co
750
S.
Moseley & Co._
Mullaney, Wells & Co
600
Co.—
Co
Leonard & Lynch
600
Inc._
&
Chapman
First
F.
Milwaukee
450
Co
12-
37'Ac
(quar.)
750
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
1,800
&
&
marketer
11-10
(quar.)
2,700
Moore,
900
Co.,
Dillon,
Securities
Elwortny
cost
;
Canadian
&
duPont
Puget Sound
37'Ac
preferred
Less British
t Payable
I.
10-14
25c
Inc.—„
production of Pacific Coast Paper Mills were outlined on Oct.
Lawson Turcotte, President of Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.
Amer.
(quar.)
tax
&
Dominick____
10-14
(quar.)
Pierce,
Smith
&
600
Co.
Co
10-14
12-
not
&
&
1
12-
books
&
Inc
Co
Co.,
Dickson
1
20c
Lynch,
The
750
Merle-Smith
1
(quar.)
preferred
Dain
&
11-
11-
750
&
450
Merrill
750
&
M.
11-
$20c
Co., Inc
Pacific Coast Paper Mills of Washington,
10-31
62'Ac
&
Hutchinson
600
J.
$1.26
(s-a)
750
750
900
Co
$1.27
(quar.)
600
Co
Co
Co.
sion—
10-17
11-15
11-
&
McMaster
600
450
Co
900
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
—V.
10-14
4c
$1.25
&
&
Fenner
Sons
Podesta
Lazard
12- 9
37c
.
McCormick
McDonnell
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
W. C. Langley & Co
11-15
*
10-31
$1.50
Masten
:
10-19
11-30
6c
-v.; ,6c \ -12-27
(quar.)
common
Transfer
&
Pacific
a
.
Union Commerce Bank of Cleveland
12-
16c
Inc
6% pfd.
y
-
(Elizabeth, N. J.)_—_-_
1-3-61
12c
Fund,
(quar.)
$ Payable4 in
*
Union City Trust
10-12
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
resident
Acceptance, Ltd.—
6V4% 1st preferred (quar.)
Courts
The
E.
McDonald
450
Co
Collins
Kidder,
10-21
A.
Inc
450
&
1,800
,__
750
Dodge & Co., Inc
Johnston,
5
1
10-26
(monthly)
6%
County Gas
Zeller's,
10-14
30c
(quar.)
11-
11-
10-14
10-31
$2.62
Corp.
11-15
Inc.—
series), Ltd.
Machine
Co.,
6%
York
Street
Cab
10-14
$3.12
(quar.)
10-21
Co
750
Co
Hornblower
11-21
&
2,700
Cruttenden,
First
1,800
2,700
Rhoades
Mason-Hagan,
2,700
Simmons
E.iWjhClark &
W.
1
25c
American
Inc.__
Inc
&
Brown
Clark,
First
M.
Irving Lundborg & Co
Inc.
Alex.
E.
11-15
Loeb,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
year
Jr.
Company
,11-1$
Co.—
common
12-
(Two shs. for each five held)
6%
30c
2'Ac
1
15c
__.
Ltd.
&
Corp
Carl
750
Co.,
Inc
Co.,
Boettcher
S.
Higginson
900
&
Co.,
Ellis
(3)
(Texas)—
.
1
11-
25c
;
Co.
W.)
(Wm.),
Monthly
7
11-
11-15
receipts.
Stock div.
9-30
11-
12'Ac
(quar.)
True Temper
Corp.,
(1947
W.)
Wrigley
10-14
$.00125
class
7%
preferred (s-a)
$6.25 preferred (s-a)_;
$2.54 preferred (s-a)
208
1
5%
dividend)
(stock
(initial)
&
11-
$1.49
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Trico
(quar.)
.
Stores
Woolworth
$1.40
Corp.
preferred
Pipeline—
$1.22'A
11-15
100%
(quar.)
12-15
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
11-
&
&
H.
Service—
5.04%
1-4-61
10-18
Registration State¬
Brothers
750
Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
10-18
1
(quar.)
5.08%
$30c
1
11-
:
Light
12-15
5%
11-
thereof
company, sub¬
Preferred
Stock
Shares
Lee
Co.,
Co.
&
Becker
G.
Blyth
7
10-10
25c
Inc._
Power
12-15
$1.42'A
Triangle Lumber,
P
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
12-15,
(quar.)
Radio
7
10-
$1.25
Co.,
1-4-61
(quar.)
preferred
Pow.
1-4-61
preferred
Trav-ler
10-
1
10-31
7'Ac
!
1-4-81
preferred
Transdyne
1
11-
'
._
$25c
$5.70
$5.96
11-
(initial-monthly)
Wisconsin Electric
3
$5.60
•■.J
dividend
common
10-14
1
10-31
Weeks
Jenks,
7
$1.43%
(quar.)
(monthly)
$25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10-
9
50c
Industries,
$22'Ac
Common
10-31
tl7'Ac
12-
75c
Industries
Stores
&
Hayden,
Monthly
9-30
11-
Baker,
Gregory
1
11-25
__.
Wisconsin
(quar.)__.
Transcontinental
New
1
1
.
(quar.)
preferred
12-
11-
11-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
20c
Common
5%
'
$10c
Trane Company (quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—-
4Va %
5%
$47'Ac
10-19
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Growth
Stock
Engineering Corp.—
10-19
11-
1-3-61
dividend
12-
1
1%
12-15
10-28
1
11-
30c
common
10-15
Ross, Inc.
11-
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
A
1
12-31
$1.14
:
10-19
_____
$1.06'/4
;
1
under¬
shares
the
the
to
75,000
principal
the
750
Halle
Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Trade Bank
11-
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-14
50c
(quar.)
4'A %
17'Ac
:_
10-14
1
White Sewing Machine—
$2 prior preference (quar.)
12'Ac
—
11-14
1
11-
4%
prior lien (quar.)
White-Rodgers Co. (quar.)
preferred
Bank
1
11-
$1
9-15
10-13
1
9-30
12-
.'
1
1
10-28
11-21
in
450,000
of
Lehman
1,200
Co._
&
Baird
Estabrook
$3.50
common.
(quar.)
1
11-
11-11
70c
25c
11-
10-28
Whipple
W.
The
11-
preferred
&
25c
(interim)
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
& Lake Erie Ry„ common
4'/4%
Tool Research
11-1
the
from
exhibit
750
Equitable Securities
Westminster
~3%
__2
11-15
Stationery—
1
4.56%
Stock dividend
Toronto Dominion
&
11-
the
(quar.)
10-27
Co
Co., Inc.
number
purchase
an
75,000
&
&
of
names
the
300,000
Inc._
Yantis
specified
24,750
Co.
Eastman
11-15
to
as
Inc.
11-15
30c
31'Ac
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
11-
12-
32'Ac
10-14
11-
(increased-quar.)
Edison
of
12-15
1
(quar.)
10-14
White
B)
10-20
1-3-61
(quar.)
1
$1.19
and
11-15
$1.50
(s-a)
I
com.
Inc._
Inc
Co.,
Robert
Drexel
$1.50
Co.,
agreed
Co
Witter
S.
and
conditions1
and
Co.
&
Bacon,
R.
(quar.)_;
RR.
1
30c
&
Dominick
cents
62'Ac
11-
$1.21
split
9-30
$1.12'A
25c
t
9-30
11-21
36'Ac
Securities
11-
$i
9
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
$1.14
12-
11-15
(quar.)
$1.27
i:
12-30
fiscal
common
&
Allyn
Bache
10-14
10-10
income
33
severally
terms
Read
C.
A.
Dick
for
receipts Ordinary
$1
•
A
4
1
Paper—
Western Light & Telephone,
Wheeling
class
11-
11-
$1.50
11-
(quar.)
of
profits
$1.24
2-for-l
a
on
1
26'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10-27
shares
dividend
&
Insurance
A
11-15
.
(quar.)
approved
class A
(Stock
11-
12-14
30c
Extra
11-15
(quar.)
J
(quar.)
12-30
11-21
1-3-61
60c
(quar.)
Holdings,
6c
(quar.)
preferred
12-30
25c
(quar.)
$1.14
preferred
$1.25
4c
Pulp
Lines
$40c
$4.76
preferred
(quar.)
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)
Therm-O-Disc (quar.)
Tip Top Products Co.—
Toledo
11-
Dillon,
A.
(quar.)
payment
has
the
Ball, Burge & Kraus
de¬
62'Ac
pfd. C
conv.
Co.
preferred
Class
Light Co.—
preferred
$4.56
11-15
Mfg.
$1.04
quar.)
common
4%
9-26
special guaranteed (s-a)
Western
1
Transmission—
preferred
1
(quar.)
Stetson
preferred stock
new
&
Shares
Julien
ending Oct. 31)
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
$1.27'A
(initial
(quar.)
4%
11-
$1.08
(quar.)__
Gas
11-
Ltd.—
securities
American dep.
10-20
11-15
6%
100,000
&
Underwriting Agreement filed
ment, are as follows:
10-17
year
10-20
11-15
ISc
(quar.)
11-15
20c
(s-a)
Instruments,
1
Gas—
year-end
net
Virginia
4.96%
11-
shares
a
from
4'A%
Texas
10-14
fees
Wellington Equity Fund—
(3'A
cents from
net
investment
10-14
2-28
King Corp.,
West
Texas
1
25c
American
10-10
11-30
Natural
Western Air
(quar.)
10-28
11-
(quar.)
common
450,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
each
to
10-28
11-15
Common
10-17
preferred
Inc.
Light,
3-15-61
11-
which
ject
Blair
9-15-61
10-14
$5.08
10-14
10-10
1
$4
11-17
10-10
11-
Service,
1
3
1
10-31
preferred
12-
1
65c
Electric
10-14
of
200,000
&
White, Weld & Co..
Winslow, Cohu &
10-14
11-
4%
(quar.)
$4.56
1
11-
20c
Texas
11-
10-28
$1.25
Point
Ltd.,
3
5
$1.15
West
Canada,
10-
10-
11-15
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
11-15
Texaco
1
$5
1
C
11-
10-31
PREFERRED
Day
200,000
200,000
Rothschild
writers
75,000
300,000
Co._
Rodman & Renshaw
7
1
$4.60
12-
B
1012-
200,000
&
Co
F.
11- 1
Co
&
Walker
Dean
12-15
125,000
Co
Anthony
L.
H.
300,000
2'A%
of
R.
125,000
Corp.
Wertheim
300,000
10c
per
G.
Co._
37'Ac
$.035
Trask
Tucker,
L.
$1.12'A
deduction
Spencer
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
50c
(reduced)
&
10-14
F.
450,000
Inc
125,000
Gardner___
&
75,000
Co.,
—
Co.,
American
Thomas
11-15
1
15c
30c
&
7$,000
Co.
Co
&
&
Webster Securi¬
Corp.
100,000
200,000
10-31
$.047
after
Pictures,
65c
Electronics
10-14
;
12-
20c
com.
approximately
Gas
6%
preferred
Riter
1
&
Swiss
Inc.
Reynolds
150,000
Co.
100,000
ties
Co._.
&
&
Nicolaus
Stroud
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Reinholdt
11-15
5-31
10-24
&
150,000
Staats & Co.
Brothers
Stone
75,000
&
Pressprich &
11-15
11-
Smithers & Co
75,000
W.
Putnam
11-30
2-28
6-15-61
R.
"
11-30
Fund
Washington
West
preferred
10-14
Jaffray
Hopwood
10-14
1
11-
11-30
1
,5.10%
1
11-
.
12-15
11-
Terminal-Hudson
11-
Piper,
12'Ac
._
10-14
A
15c
(initial-quar.)__
12-15
10-14
preferred
9
10-28
30c
10-17
1
4.32%
4.16%
12-
Copeland &
Inc
Blunt
11-15
common
11-18
expenses)
11-
Co.,
10-14
1-1-61
(quar.)
common
share
10-31
Electric
10-24
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Vickers, Ltd. Ordinary (interim)
25c
preferred
10-19
5c
__.
25c
4%
1
18c
split)
Mutual
20c
Tampa
11-
20c
10-28
10c
1
Inc.
30c
25c
1-2-61
25%
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Gas (quar.)
1
Gas, common (quar.)
5.20% preferred (1951 series) (quar.)
5.20% preferred (1952 series) (quar.)
E,
11-17
(quar.)i
Wakefield Company, 5% preferred
Walker & Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)_____
20c
dividend
M
1
Co., com. (quar.)
(increased)
of America,
preferred
(quar.)
Suburban Propane
I
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
Suburban
T
$1.12'/a
7'Ac
'Ac
(stock
Kendall,
15c
S.
450,000
Inc.
200,000
Patterson,
3
87'Ac
Co.
'Ac
Inc.
3
10-
(quar.)
'Ac
Corp.
10-
1..
11-11
11-30
9
Stifel,
Co.__
Curtis
1
(increased-quar.)
new
100,000
Northwest
Inc.
F.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
10c
Works
stock
Vanadium
12'Ac
___'
Shop,
Stock
Raalte,
William R.
11-
22'/ac
125,000
Stern
&
125,000
Smith, Barney & Co.
100,000
Co
300,000
Scribner
125,000
10-31
12'Ac
B
Stouffer
10-14
11-20
Co.__,
125,000
Ohio
II-
A (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
125,000
100,000
125,000
__
&
200,000
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Co
The
7
10-28
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Singer, Deane &
Hammill
S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
12-20
(quar.)__
'Ac
Co.
10-
12'Ac 3-15-61
,
B
1
class
common
Corp.
common
Dorn Iron
Warner
__
Container
11-
1-10-61
Camp Sea Foods—
New
Corp.—
s..
B
Class
Van
Milwaukee
37'/ac
pfd.
57c
(quar.)
B
Class
Van
56y4c |
2
11-17
$2.50
;
37'Ac
pfd.
A
Class
10-25
$1.12%
.
Class
11-15
12'Ac
A
Class
Van
12'Ac
iquar.)
A
Class
10-14
25c
A
Class
10-14
4'A%
(quar.)
par)
Still-Man Manufacturing
Class
10-14
11-15
11c
par)
11-15
1
$150,000
Shields
&
F.
12-15
Co
450,000
Pierce,
Inc.
The
&
Shearson,
125,000
Lynch,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
12-
12'/ac
(quar.)_
Schwabacher
$75,000
.
Fenner & Smith, Inc._
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
7
Amount
Hutchinson
co„
11-15
3%
(quar.)
12'Ac
Stern
Stevens
11-15
and
($50
preferred
10-
3
25c
—
l
12-15
62'Ac
Tobacco
Match
24c
(quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
pref.
Leaf
11-
20c
Upjohn Company (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar (s-a)
12-15
11-
—
preferred
4Va%
Stop
Universal
10-12
12-19
&
7
$1
i
(9-for-5
(quar.)
4 Va %
Stone
10-12
1
$$1.31
income)
Stores
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
-5%
preferred C (quar.)
Stern
1
11-
Extra
11-15
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
Stern
11-
15c
McMaster
Pacific
Y.)
(N.
4'/2%
Corp.,
$3.50
conv.
io-
12'/ac
(quar.)
Whelan
11-16
15c
^
(From ordinary income).
;—
Stein Roe & Farnham Stock Fund—
Bros.
preferred
l
8c
4'/a%
Co.
J.),
10-14
,
Ltd., 5'A% preferred A (quar.)_
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund—
(From
(N.
11-
10c
Development,
Lines
1
$60c
Steinbergs,
Sterchi
&
1
10c
■
dividend
Chemical,
11-
$1.25
__
Extra
Stock
&
12-
25c
-
1-23
(initial)
tlOc
Capital Life Ins. (Raleigh) (quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
:____
Steel Co.
Metal
$15c
State
10-19
2-15
Amount
10-10
11-15
Insurance
40c
.___
Stanray
11-10
$1
(quar.)
(reduced)
RR. & Canal Co.
Life
56'Ac
Co.,
America, com.
Insurance
Home
United
convertible
$1.60
7
Merrill
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp. (quar.)
United Transit
Co., common (quar.)
Corp.—
10-
3%
(quar.)
;
L__
Shoe Machinery, common
preferred
(quar.)__.
Borax
S.
U.
4
12-
Co.
Sheet
6%
10-17
1
Continued from page 8
10-15
11-
$1
(Washington, D. C.) (s-a)
U.
(quar.)
Fruit
Service
1
56'Ac
Inc.
of
United New Jersey
1
11-
1
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)_.
X
Co.
1
5%
Standard
dividend—
Biscuit
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
(Baltimore)
(quar.)
11-
$1.40%
(quar.)
& Securities—
(quar.)
Standard
Lines
11-
11-
10-20
11-
Ltd.—
(subject to stockholders ap¬
16, 1961)
11-
11-
Stamford
Stock
$1.15
Inc.
Sons,
Air
United
$1.10
,
10-20
11-15
Jan.
on
27yac
(quar.)
11-15
4%
$12'Ac
of Md.
27 '/4C
par)
92'/ac
87'/ac
Canada,
'
(quar.)
preferred
of
10-20
Aircraft
United
4%
General Corporation and
Investment News
10-20
11-15
dividend)
Corp.—
preference (1955 series)
preference (1956 series)
11-
of Reo.
11-15
$1
(stock
California
of
proval
Payable
$1.12'/a
(increased)
Oil
$1.10
(quar.)
Spencer Kellogg &
Corp.
Stock dividend
Service—
($50
Investments
10-10
11-15
Co.
Common
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
10-25
20c
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
5.62'A%
preferred (quar.)
Spartans
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
4.40%
1
Service—
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
,4.15%
10-14
1111-
(quar.)
preferred
1
15c
27'Ac
common
preferred
11-
10-20
27'Ac
Co
Electric
1
(quar.),
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
I
common
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Southwest Grease & Oil Co.
Southwestern
11-
Holders
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southwest
Electric
When
Share
Name of Company
Union
11-7
$4.50
5'A %
Co.
12- 6
$2.38
Power Co.,
Southland Royalty
Per
Co.
preferred (s-a)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Southern
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
.
Chemical
$4.75
Southern
When
hereby will be sold, at $255,000 after
deducting estimated expenses.
As
43
soon
(16E2)
funds
as
available
are
payable to Precision
069
on
or
within
shortly
the
1960,
T00L&
after
60
days,
the
repayment
schedule
of
the
account
Grinding Co., Inc. will be as follows: $19,sale and delivery of the shares, $10,000
the
and
$10,000 60
thereafter.
days
the
Bank
next
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
On
Aug.
10,
and
of
80,000
is
in
company obtained interim financing from Pacific National
San Francisco evidenced
by the unsecured promissory note of
in the amount of $40,000, bearing interest at 6%
per
annum and due 90
days after date. This loan was personally guaran¬
teed by Messrs. Elmer L.
Filippini and Harold E. Martin, directors and
Officers of the
company, and also by Pacific Coast Securities Co., the
underwriter of the shares offered.
This loan will be
from
repaid
net
proceeds
and
received
the
as
proceeds
funds
will
be
from
the
therefrom
for
used
sale
of
the
shares
available.
are
general
corporate
offered
Any
and
sales
of
tific
and
test
meet
site
user
vehicle.
or
and
create
At
its
The
initial
industrial
In the present era of miniaturiza¬
is catering to this type of potential
phase.
By selective bidding to govern¬
growth
have
programs
been
directed
so
to
as
present, the company has various products that are developed
ready for sale.
The company's
main
products are a series of
and
miniature
multi-channel
magnetic
tape
recorders.
These
devices
a
both in
of
means
select
the United
States and abroad.
pre-programming
the
station
proper
motion
This system
picture
in
a
projectors
this device
film
Oct.
in
14,
each
a
will
in
group
will-be
B.
Inc.,
consisting
25,000
The
own
shares.v
$100
one
debenture
and
and
would provide
slides
The
and
company
organized
was
in
March
20th
and
Pattison
Streets
in
Powertron Ultrasonics
The
Chemical
transfer
Bank
for
agent
New
and
of
the
Corp.—Appointment—
stock
common
of
has
been
the
Pacific Lighting Gas Supply Co.—Debentures Offered
—Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates offered publicly on
issue of $25,000,000 of the
company's 5% sink¬
and
Sales
has
issued
order
an
registration
temporarily suspending
under
the
Securities
to
public
amount.
In
proposed
the
ing fund debentures, series A, due 1980, at 100.63% to
yield 4.95%. The group was awarded the issue at com¬
pating
petitive
public
filed
Sept.
9,
1960,
offering of investment contracts
emphasis
ment
including ultrasonic
equipment as
rental
to
sale
Oct.
on
19
on
bid
a
of
Competing bids, all for
coupon.
cluded White,
Weld &
Co.
99.85%
for
the
5%
coupon, in¬
Eastman Dillon. Union
and
a
Securities & Co., jointly, 99.8099;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., 99.53, and First Boston Corp., Lehman Brothers and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly,
99.5299.
Chem-Mill
to
indebtedness
to
proceeds
from
by
missile
170
sale
of
required, to repay in full
its parent, Pacific
Lighting
to
approximate
mainder
will
$19,500,000
when
the
the
the
debentures
Corp.,
proceeds
will
which
is
expected
received.
are
The
the
profit
There
manufactured
natural
mitting,
storing and exchanging natural gas and in
selling natural
exclusively to its Distributing Affiliates, Southern California
Gas
gas
and
Southern
Counties
Gas
Co. of California, for resale
by them.
of Pacific Lighting Corp., which owns all
The
company is a subsidiary
of its common stock.
REVENUES—For
of
revenues
$3,489,910,
net
the
the
of
ended
amounted
with
$3,628,794
total
for
to
sinking
of
fund
the
company
debentures,
stock, par $25.—V.
192,
series
1960,
total operating
and
of
revenues
calendar
net
income
$34,224,274
to
and
1859.
year
describe
sale
the
of
Aug.
31,
and
2,000,000
A;
1960,
new
was:
debentures,
$25,000,000
shares
of
of
common
1094.
p.
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
The
company on
Oct. 10, 1960 filed a letter of
SEC covering
20,000 shares of common stock
the
shareholders
The
at
the
bulkheads
in
in
parts
($10
par
proceeds
to
are
Pan Technics
The
the
SEC
$3
Oct.
on
covering
at
used
for
4,
100,000
share,
per
1960
filed
shares
of
through
proceeds
research
and
offered
to
the
to
are
be
sales
reported
of
common
of
(par
&
Pathe
filed
to
and
purchase
working
to
St.
be
Louis,
Co., Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
East
Paterson,
N
J.,
on
is
$5
by
share.
per
Amos
Treat
which
in
the
mil
by
the
Investing Corp.
The
Inc.,
selling
are
is
8,000
and
as
be
made
Wm.
class
Stix
is
A
from
2,000
on
be
best
a
offered
efforts
&
paid.
of
officers
be
to
Wasserman
to
shares
two
shares
finder's
a
is
company
to
and
commission
underwriters
share,
per
offering
Co..
statement
acquired
one
The
&
$0,625
a
basis
Co
Oct.
no
Also
included
outstanding
of
the
similarly acquired
stock
company
at
by Hampstead
class
A
purposes,
Net
proceeds
of
the
sale
by
tool
makers
for
research
members
Rotblit
for
33,950
public
be
of
class
sale.
offered
his
for
family
and
A
by
Yvonne
company, of
statement with the
unsecured
stock,
of
to
notes
offered
and
Grimm
1960
and
Falls,
used
listed
on
units
Oct.
class
N.
for
for
Y.
toiiet
the
The
On
of
Of
the
and
improvements,
The
balance
material,
of
working
the
B
supplied
tissues.
net
of
and
and
A
be
Mr.
offered
stock
is
covering
March
4,
Propulsion
Since
and
1960,
under
the
the
Bank,
Los
Angeles,
Los Angeles, Calif.
laws
of
in
a
Delaware
registration
of
7%
common
Hill, Darlington
and
law
selling
contracted
these
products
of
to
In
in* September
facial
tissues
acquire
in
of
for
sale
of
the
net
for
stock
use
assets
aircraft
to
will
be
be
and
and
had
been
qualification
testing,
production
of
missile
received
for
business
corpora¬
predecessor
and
used
by
components,
fields.
the
company
from
corporate
general
pur¬
as
that
be
may
additional
testing
equipment
El
and
expansion
of
existing
•
South
will
other
will
be
used
for
of
certain
acquisition
loans.
or
raw
purposes.
have
of
$3,331,126
1960, up 11%
190, p. 608.
Financing Details—
offering of 200,000
This offering has
the
and
closed.
books
Additional
follow:
shares
purchased
<to
case
from
33'/3%
of
the
the
selling stockholders amount¬
purchased
from
the
number
Shares
Shares
From
Granbery,
Marache
Drexel
&
—V.
&
&
&
Hayden,
Stone
12,000
Hutton
&
Co.___.—
8,250
H.
G.
Walker
&
Co
8,250
This
fund
of
606
registration
a
200,000
be
to
of
offered
for
Fund
is
public
an
investment
provides
real
the
tax
trusts
$5
Calif.,
Diego,
1960,
14,
The
Fund.
filed
covering
shares
are
per share through Real
receive a commission of
will
estate
investment trust specializing
prospectus refers to Public Law
President
Eisenhower,
"which
The
by
advantages
elimination
investment
the
at
Offering—
San
Oct.
on
in
which
1960,
special
primarily
estate
end
14,
Bldg.,
SEC
initially
Inc.,
estate.
real
Sept.
and
new
trusts,"
the
interest
sale
open
in
signed
America
beneficial
Distributors,
share.
per
The
real
of
with
Mutual
$0,425
in
Bank
statement
shares
Estate
&
1495.
p.
Real Estate Mutual Fund—Files for
♦
12,000
Co.
E.
W.
12,000
Co
&
Hammill
Shearson,
Co.___ 20,625
Co.—
192,
Company
20,625
Peabody
Bache
From
Company
Co. 56,250
Co
for
the
of
which
real
investment
estate
corporate
qualify
under
income
the
of
tax
law.
new
The
Fund
proposes to select real estate properties for acquisition and
to
maintain
a
diversified
position in income producing real estate.
The prospectus lists Byron F. White as President of the
company
and of the underwriter.
The company has entered into a management
with
agreement
the
services
cisco
and
agement
Real
Mutual,
Banker
&
Management
to
the
the
all
own
Estate
Coldwell
of
Cotton
advisors
officers
Fund.
stock
of
Inc.
of
Co.
Co.
of
Mr.
the
latter
The
Los
San
White
underwriter.
-
San
Fran¬
man¬
and
as
two
and
retained
has
property
Angeles
Diego
other
company
V;
,
-
stock,
•Including
without
40,000
options granted
stock
option
to
or
value
par
shares
be
plan.—V.
FINANCING "
granted
192,
:
Outstanding
-t
for
issuance
pursuant
to
the
"
490,000 shs.
exercise
upon
In
in
the
These
$1.00
the
close
to
all
the
that
on
of
right
Oct.
on
after
subscribe
of
Directors
the
offered
of
to
28,
1960
28,
the
for
each
shown
as
subscription
additional
names
authorized
shares
appear
on
the
outstanding certain indebtedness
issue
shares
held
by the company's
warrants evidenc¬
will
be
wish
subscribe
must
their
register
subscription
the subscription
price to reach The Royal Trust Co.,
West, Toronto 1, Canada, before 4:00 p.m. (Toronto
18, 1960. The warrants become void and valueless after
St.
Nov.
time.
subscription warrants are assignable and
rights will be listed on the Toronto Stock
it
is
expected that
Exchange until shortly
before they expire.
Any shareholder wishing to add to or dispose of
his rights may do so
through his bank, broker or investment dealer.
As
the
shares offered are not registered under the
United States
Securities Act, these shares will not be
offered to shareholders who are
the
or
appear
be
States
these
ever,
sell
may
to
of
America
shareholders
in
or
or
any
will
whose
recorded
territory
receive
or
addresses
possession
subscription
above
not
and
to
to
of
the
they
for
by
the
a
carry
group
Its
on
continue
its
of
normal
order
in
raise
prospecting
participation
claims
to
in
the
funds
the
al¬
Amos,
10 miles
west
area.
The
chase
new
'•*
Corp.
Ltd.—To
road
■r
into
the
outstanding
cash
and
their
steel
than
conserving
Ingot
tons.
shares
$3,500,000
Oct.
in
11 by A. C. Stoneman,
President of TurcO.
the
to
4,295,903
acquisition
tons
White
of
Turcot.for
subordinated
notes,
President of Purex,
it
and
in
further
diversifies
and
strengthens
including
$7,310,271
of
Wil¬
pur¬
$2,-
Sydney Thornposition
or
period amounted
to
during most of which
1959,
the
had
company
first
from
ordering
third
net
a
loss
depressed
"has been
their
from
quarter
nine
months
were
of
last
the
that
year
and
tons
290,127
nine
the
months
sale
last
debentures,
the
of
$125,000,000
sale
banks
of
the
a
debentures,"
debt
has
been
present
the
of
of which will
capital improve¬
proceeds
program.
long-term
amounted
They
1959.
of
month
company's
and
Shipments
tons.
tons.
the
tons
334,877
was
5,889,872
year,
were
first
discussed
with
the
which
6,368,668
in the
to
year
1,072,332
tons
tons.
months
for
mills."
1,490,794
the
of
rather
inventories
the
was
quarter
third
fund
into
announced
Purex's
the
the
connection
"Republic's
■
„
said,
to slightly over - $230,*
The company has also
chairman
Republic
increased
is
23.9%
of total capitalization.
revolving and term loan credit agreement with a group
would
permit us to borrow, if deemed advisable, a
which
total
of
ently
outstanding."
With
that
for
$75,000,000
regard
time,"
a
the
to
addition
general
to
the
business
drastically
to
he
reduced
said,
"when
schedules,-
a
Cleveland
chairman
concern
was
Canton,
Ohio,
1961.—V.
placed* in
Ohio,
progress"
said
is
will
being
with
192,
p.
that
to
the
operation
be
completed
made
on
production
1095.
on
the
pres¬
out
demand
pointed
the
<
of our operations have been oi£
plastic coating line for small, diam?
many
our
utilize
Speaking of current construction
Ala.,
loans
White
Mr.
eter pipe has. been
running seven days a week
order backlog.
As a result, we have taken the
stalling an additional plastic coating line and
public
bank
company's
picture,
bright spot for Republic has been
product—plastic-coated pipe—X-Tru-Coat. "
new
"At
in
important
one
a
cense
was
of
drawing
and
sinking
which
|
$5,500,000
by
the
4,392,711
also
000,000
'
Acquire—
for
in
nine
4%%
ment
part
during
quarter
25-year,
used
year.
was
three-month
period
by a strike,
$63,995,186.
of
last
1960,
ingot production in the third quarter
third
Mr.
the
$854,815,251, which
were
period
30,
generally," Mr. White said,
in
total
first
the
year
Sept.
for
inventories
months,
1959,
for
ren,
This
the
nine
In
in
needs
Shipments
first
this
similar
However, the consumption of steel has been
higher rate than the rate at which steel is being
that steel
consumers
are
continuing
to meet
production
brought
of
the
ended
months.
much
a
White,
M.
indicating
entered
Mattagami Lake
Gate, Calif., corporation and Turco Products, Inc.,
Calif, have concluded an agreement whereby Purex win
the
000,000
on
the
South
mington,
bury,
of
"
Purex
at
ac¬
$100,000.
and
recent
C.
down
sales
on
in
similar
business
de¬
Joutel
"Highly encouraging" copper values have been intersected on the
Joutel Township group; The location of these claims is 65 miles north
of
during
produced,
months
Sales
shut
were
1959,
quarter
the
In
steel
of
,
enable
and exploration
exploration and
income
months
nine
first
share.
nine
the
share.
a
plants
"With
to
Township, Mattagami Lake
area, Quebec, in which a 75%
interest was acquired under an agree¬
ment
with
Camp
Bird
Mining
Limited,
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Mines
Limited participating equally with the
company in such
interest. At
the present time the company's net
liquid assets are limited to ap¬
proximately
first
$24,861,406
"The
months
$848,650,393
for
be
subscribed
offering is being made in
company
steel
How¬
which
shareholders within
lotted time will be dealt with at the discretion of the
directors.
The
in
are
thereof.
warrants
transfer.
or
shares
Any
residents
net
reported
the
reported
with
cents
of
1
*
21
for
$42,228,-
$217,492,347.
forwarded
company's
forward
Oct.
on
share
common
chairman,
income
Net
holding
to
a
common
for the
compared
47
nine
a
"
who
with
on
two
corporation
$3.10
stockholders, the company had net earnings of
to
$2.69
or
Sales
the
company's unissued capital
shareholders at the price of
share
one
Oct.
for
shareholders whose
Richmond
that
basis
be
of
date.
warrants
19
to
business
Shareholders
Time)
shares
are
Shortly
to
Board
the
on
register.
the
the
1,140,000
shares
share
per
share
ing
meeting,
additional
stock.
at
recent
a
an
Ohio,
or
first
letter
a
Prospectors Airways Co.,
Ltd.—Rights Offering—
of
Cleveland,
$48,718,754
1960.
of
company's restricted
1401.
p.
The
of
of
*1,000,000 shs.
reserved
Republic Steel Corp.—Net Up—News—~
«*•
PRESENT
Authorized
v
.
...
Common
Glens
remodeling
repayment
earnings
company:
Nevada.
1120
California
a
the
the
development
and
hydraulic and
pneumatic
the
of
at
working capital.
It is anticipated
approximately
$75,000
of
such
proceeds
than
more
in
proceeds
common
principally for
in
and
customers
incor¬
was
State
located
the
Inc.,
1959,
environmental
1958,
instrumentation,
expended
plant
the stock
sale, $50,000 will be
$467,300 to acquire machinery
installation and
for
for
of
each
86-779
acquired
Laboratories,
September,
Inc.
the
are
and
Corp.—Additional
oversubscribed
number
ing
its
Inc.—Common
Laboratories,
the
company
until
business
PROCEEDS—The
not
the
and
commencing
special
the
1960,
Development
1952
in
velopment
$750 000
shares'of
100,000
has
their
$122,000
and
10,
principal executive
offices
Boulevard, El Segundo, Calif.
engaged
to
property,
for
to
A
Codos
and
underwriter.
of
proceeds
the
or
Rotblit
Mr
shares
by amendment.
under
It
proceeds
capital
The company now has
Max
shares.
class
1960,
1964
principal
$428",000
Feb.
on
Development
company's
Segundo
United
and
consisting of $7.50 principal amount
common
stock.
The
offering price and
manufacture
acquisition
equipment,
in
risk
Bank,
the
manufacturing
facial-type
President
each
be
the
14,
due
of
to
are
as
development.
Frydel.
company
was
organized
for
the
purpose
of
facilities
and
is
in
and
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
notes
share
one
engineers
Lexington Ave., New York, filed
SEC
subordinated
be
underwriting terms
&
485
speculative
Calif., publicly offered 90,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $3 per share.
par
tivities
Patrician Paper Co.,
This
corporate
additional
shares, all of which shares are
remaining 2,300 shares of class
The
sale
as
36,250
own
company
of additional
be for general
will
prospectus lists William V. Codos
Vice-President.
Each
owns
65,000
and
the
of
The
as
the
The
shares, estimated at $156,000,
including
the
employment
experimental
of
$79,647,277
—
the failure to disclose adequately the nature
the representation that the issuer's plan
much
BUSINESS—Propulsion
fee.
engaged
principally in the business of
developing
producing
automatic
multiple
needle
and
specialized
sewing
equipment.
It now has
outstanding 82,500 class A and 130,000 class
shares.
eliminates
interior
UNDERWRITERS
The
company
and
the
selling
stockholders
severally
agreed
to
sell,
and
each
of
the
underwriters,
for whom
Granbery, Marache & Co. acted as representative, severally agreed
to purchase, the number of shares of common stock set forth
below,
be offered;
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Agent,
California
Calif.; Registrar, Security First National
Inc
and
B
the
Shack
financing details
and nature of the participation of
each, the
relationships between them and the company
the offering is to be
made; the failure to
three property intersts listed in the offering
circular, dated
11, 1960, Fairman & Co., 210 W. 7th St., Los Ange¬
les 14,
tooling and equipment, for
Oct.
17
covering
125,000 shares of class A stock, of which
42,500 shares are to be offered
public sale by the company and 72,500
shares, being outstanding
stock, by the present holders thereof.
The
stock
for
to
each
of
which
Propulsian Development Laboratories,
Offered—Pursuant to an offering
with
for
at
addresses
and
names
Stock
capital.
Equipment Co., Inc., 16 Leliart's Land,
registration statement with the SEC
a
the
related
some
released
Our Oct. 17 issue reported the Oct. 14
shares of this firm's common stock.
been
circular
had
missile
.
$1)
Co.,
whether
Radio
Kidder,
At
Pathe Equipment
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
notification
stock
Mr. Stoneman stated.—V.
311
used
development
letter
a
in
question
offefring
Sabre
Super
Chem-Milling. Information
shows that the large
for
"This acquisition, coupled with normal sales growth throughout our
organization, increases our sales volume to over $100,000,000 annually,"
crder,
securities;
failure to disclose adequately the
background of the company in the
oil royalty business; the failure to
disclose adequately the manner in
which the company will act as trustee in conection with
the investment
contracts; and the failure of the financial information to
comply with
the requirements of the
Regulation.—V. 192, p. 1401.
*
-
amount
the
on
the
or
past few years
structure. The F-100
its
parts with
etching is
long-range ballistic
that does not have some
plane
a
per share)
for its fiscal year ended June 30,
sales and 19%
in earnings over the preceding years.
in
permanent.
in
adequately
their location;
facilities.
underwriting.
capital.-
Dempsey-Tegeler
Mo.
The
without
working
be
with
Inc., Encinitas, Calif.—Files With SEC—
corporation
offered
share),
per
be
and
made
or
hardly
is
Chem-Milled.
are
Purex
sharing
suspension
100
in the case of such
tank desealing, for
($1.60
Partici¬
or
"$250,000
Commission's
request,
upon
material
securities to
poses,
notification
to
the
any
principally
Pak-Well Paper Products Co.,
Portland, Ore.
With Securities and
disclose
adequately
circular
tion.
the
to
of
as
30,
$37,197,779
operating
the
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
capitalization
June
hearing,
manner
porated
months
company
compared
income
12
the
for
specifically designed
building of the Thor
the
Lighting Gas Supply Co. is a public utility en¬
natural gas from various producers in California
gas from Transwestern Pipeline
Co., in trans¬
in purchasing
out-of-state
designated
to
misrepresentations
to
operation
company
BUSDTESS—Pacific
of
the
and
1, 1979;
and
failure
of
and for the sinking fund at
sinking, fund redemption prices
ranging from 100.64% for those redeemed prior to Oct.
1, 1961 to 100%
for those redeemed on or after Oct.
1, 1979.
Co.
the
the
prior to Oct. 1, 1965, other than by operation of
sinking fund. Otherwise, they are redeemable at the
option of the
company at regular redemption prices
ranging from 105.63% for those
redeemed prior to Oct. 1, 1961 to 100% for
those redeemed on or after
gaged
for
alleged
of
the
Oct.
The
re¬
lower interest
a
to
opportunity
suspension should be vacated
which
be
applied to the company's construction
program,
is expected to
require $28,555,000 during i960 and 1961.
REDEMPTION—The debentures are not refundable at
rate
be
company's short-term
each
with
holds approximately
and
for sale or,
integral fuel
equipment
that
parts
on
Association
Income
Turco.
Chem-Milled
terms and conditions of Regulation A were not
compiled with,
company's offering circular was false and misleading in respect of
certain material facts, and the offering would violate Section 17 (the
anti-fraud provision) of the Securities Act.
The order
provides an
nature
the
the extent
$100
According
research
on
of producing complicated metal
ratios by masking and selective
process
strength-to-weight
licensed
the
underwriter,
PROCEEDS—Net
used,
of
Certificates."
$14,000,000,
about
Turco
customers.
certain
5%
agreements in units
by
process;
specialized
of
Producers
Manila.
at
and
fuel
192,
offerings
notification
a
Sydney
estimated
are
tank
desealants;
soft-grit
blasting;
flaw
inspection;
decontamination; etchants and masking materials for the
and a considerable variety of industrial cleaning
compounds. The equipment division designs industrial washing equip*
conditional exemption from registration with
of securities not exceeding
$300,000 in
a
Wil¬
at
radioactive
a
Regulation A provides
respect
City,
1960
places strong
aircraft
proposed public offering of stock by Producers Association,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Inc.,
plant
home
tax
pany
Regulation A
1933
with
a
Act
automated
patents in a variety of fields.
The TurcO' product line includes materials for phosphate or chromate
coating of metals; carbon and scale removers for aircraft and diesel
engine parts in disassembly and repair; paint removers; metal cleaners;
•
corporation.—V.
1
"
•
highly
a
earnings of about $500,000. The company has about 500 em¬
ployees,
including approximately 200 in the field selling force and
about 50 in research, technical service and quality control. The com¬
Association, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
from
Mexico
for
after
sole
appointed
include
has an equity interest are located at Rotterdam, London,
Heidelberg. Turco also has a wholly-owned subsidiary in
Turco
A.
G.
Licensed
manufacturers
are
situated
in
Montreal,
The
The SEC
division of
a
Turco
Paris
high
exemption
as
sizable
limited
a
which
will
Producers
will be operated
of
Switzerland,
1401.
p.
Co:
7
Chem-Mill
Co
line of chemical specialty products
a
Turco
plants at Rockdale, 111. and Houston, Texas;
operation at Okinawa. Affiliated European
plants in
Calif.,
,
1960
Trust
Research
factories
Turco's
Philadelphia.
York
Franklin
mington,
by Isaac D. Levy, its
President, for the purpose of erecting and operating an Aquarium
in Philadelphia or its vicinity.
Of the net proceeds of this financing,
$292,000 is
to
be
used
to
acquire the
ground
and
$1,500,000
to
construct
an, aquarium
building or buildings.
It is estimated that
about $50,000 will be used to stock the Aquarium and $204,000 will
be
reserved
for
the
payment of interest on the debentures during
construction.
The remaining funds will be
used for working capital
purposes.
The property to be acquired consists of 12 acres located
at
Purex.
Turco.
shares
10
adding
by
by
Monday, October 24, 1960 '
,
Philadelphia, purchased by Purex in
1959, specializes in the industrial and building maintenance products
field and does not manufacture and sell in the same product areas as
2635
of
field
industrial
previously sold
.
Purex.
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Bldg.,
registration statement with
the SEC
on
a
the
not
Mallory
and at $150 per unit,
The prospectus lists Stroud & Co., Inc.,
the
principal
underwriter.
The
underwriting
commission
is to
supplied by amendment.
respect to
an
to
shares
Edward
Grimm
&
20,125
issued
be
20,000
subsidiary.
Darlington
officials
to
are
additional
a
1960,
units,
be
predetermined
sequence.
pending.
The company does
Application for patent for
is
not presently
contemplate seeking patent protection for any of its other
products.—V. 192, p. 1094.
Oct. 20
Hill,
management
latter
An
of
covering $1,700,000 of 6%
debentures
due
1975 and
170,000 shares of capital stock.
It is proposed to offer these securities
are
generally referred to as instrumentation recorders.
A development
program is being undertaken in an endeavor to com¬
plete a "film projector cueing system," to be offered to television sta¬
tions
and
stock
Philadelphia Aquarium,
Philadelphia, Pa., filed
scien¬
company
customers,
as
which
share.
per
for
President,
Philadelphia Aquarium, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
as
for
series of proprietary products.
a
$1.50
stock,
research, de¬
needs for measurements of
increasing precision, the users
recording equipment require specialized instruments which
size, weight and environment requirements of a particular
during
ment
net
the
magnetic
must
the
purposes.
instrumentation devices
analysis and industrial testing.
tion
of
the
when
hereby
balance
BUSINESS—The company is
principally engaged in the
velopment, manufacture
of
shares
company
at
exchange
listed
of
the
shares,
common
investors
issued
.
this
early
new
expected
next
the
substantial
toward in¬
a., li*
given
it
company,
mill
the 8-inch
year,
56-inch
"
also
plate
that
from
a
steps
of
134-inch
Sept.- 30,
has
first
have
process."
programs
new
and
hot
in
and
that
strip
the
the Re-*
at Gadsden,
bar mill at
mill
first
"excellent
at War?
of
quarter
Volume
192
Number 5997
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1653)
Rowland Products, Inc.—Stock
Stockholders
three-for-one
October
14
The
able
1,
Nov.
end
have
the
cents
6
quarterly,
parts
Whitaker-Fielding
been
Air
Oct.
metal
and
effective
Sealed
to
have
stock,
it
approved
a
placed in
date.—V.
with
the
first
Divisions
dividend
for
a
to
sold
are
Corp.—Common
and
Edison's
steam
than
more
distribution channels
merchants.
or
-
-
all sold.
of
Act
1933,
selling
its
offices
Rules
'
for
•'
•
PROCEEDS—It
50
its
the
and
Nov.
on
at
since
machinery
films.
General
incorporated
was
has
business
principal
•
•
>
>•••
Synthetics, Inc. (herein called "CIS"), which
predecessor of the company as that term is defined
a
the
of
251
and
ware,
-v
Industrial
considered
Rule
in
*•
.
Ghavannes
may be
Regulations
6,
Broad
founding
finishing
1947
St.,
has
the
of
Securities
under the laws
New
York
4,
N.
of
CIS's
been
licensing, leasing or
embossing of thermo-plastic
and
•'1
is
anticipated that the net proceeds to the company'r
stock, 1-cent par value, offered
from the sale of 100,000 shares of capital
hereby,
will
discount,
$81,000
aggregate
commissions
and
after
deduction
The
expenses.
of
the
underwriting
intends
company
that
such
proceeds will be devoted to the following purposes in the indicated order
of priority:
v
Machinery and equipment—
capital
*$41,500
_
Working
shares
:
this
♦Of
(cost
This
amount,
less
is
it
depreciation)
amount
the
for
company's
the
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
intention
J.
Barth
to
PRESENT
does
include the
not
25,000 shares which
CIS
after
the
effective
date.—V.
FINANCING
tion
Silverman,
statement
Outstanding
*506,000 shs.
the company,
$100
limited
unit.
partnership shares,
to
19,
offered
be
for
registra¬
a
covering
public
$350,000 of
at $7,000 per
sale
underwriting is involved.
partnership, to be known as "13 Daughters Co.," is to be formed
purpose
of managing and producing the musical play
"13
the
Daughters," a^ original creation of Eaton Magoon, Jr.
On Aug. 11,
1960, the proflii'ifet, *Jack H. Silverman, acquired the exclusive rights
to.present
the
musical
speaking
the
stage in the United States,
Canada and Great Britain.
It is expected that the total cost of opening
a
"first-class production" in New York,
including all production ex¬
penses and the cost of an out-of-town try-out, will not exceed $350,000.
It is
indicated that
on
the
net
proceeds from the sale of the limited
nership shares will be used
for
rehearsal,
advances,
Mr.
for
$37,500
$46,000 for
and
Silverman,
for
zation
services
and
general
$95,500
receive
1%
the
of
gross
compensation for his services as producer
during the pre-production period of organi¬
of the
but such 1% compensation to
the producer
will terminate when the total capitalization has been
returned to the limited partners.
In addition, Mr. Silverman, as gen¬
eral partner, will be entitled to receive 50%
of the net profits of the
partnership, for which he will make no cash contribution.
In consid¬
W':'
eration
investors
such
limited
partners
that his
ship
aggregate
an
will
31%
of
receive
that
of
his
portion
respective contribution bears to
share
the
of
50%
of
profits.
The
the net profits
This firm,
of 1300 Oil & Gas Building,
statement
with
stock,
common
of
the
to
SEC
be
Oct.
on
offered
for
Offering—
New Orleans, filed
13,
1960,
public
registra¬
shares
a
covering 250,000
sale
at
$3
share.
per
The
offering is to be made by Willis E. Burnside and Co., Inc., on a best
basis, for which it will receive a selling commission of $0.52 Va
per
share.
The underwriter also will receive 6 cents per
share as
efforts
shares
sold to defray expenses of sale;- and,
five-year option to purchase 3 shares at
each
10 shares sold to the public, or a total of
underwriter's president has purchased 50,000 shares
are
receive
registration statement
pensation
in
purchase
250,000
rights granted
are
respect to
the
shares
acquisition
$3.75
the
on
the
shares.
75,000
for
The
at 1 mill per share
part
as
company's
terms
same
will
it
share
per
Also included
Orofino
of
addition,
in
a
from Francis X. Orofino, the company's promoter.
and
of
the
in
his
com¬
properties,
conditions
to
the
as
underwriter.
company was organized in June, 1960, for the purpose of engag¬
ing in the business of producing natural gas and oil. The major por¬
tion of its properties are in the undeveloped stage (except for two
wells).
The
eration
of
referred
properties
$15,000
to.
net
and
Certain
Ragsdale, Pierce
of
100,000
the
of
and
proceeds
obtained
were
shares
Orofino
stock
Qf
for
plus
in
and
the
option
above
stock
sale,
$356,750
will
be
for
used
working
capital and the balance for rental payments, loan repayments, drilling
and
related
The
the
shares
common
president
held
in
equal
constitute
81%
amounts
of
The
225-million
supplies
of
Mexico has
dollar
moved
pipeline
into
gas
important
an
of
a
20-year agreement
Humble Oil & Refining
the
by Orofino and
outstanding stock.
the
total
fields
Ii
the
of
in
terms
Deliveries
during the first
V
from
-A
the
demands
Sale
under
trillion
with
fifth
the
use
Humble
cubic
rise
about
huge
new
Texas
and
would
of
feet
sell
to
a
milliori
108
maximum
electricity.
of
the
at
the
total
—both
from
of
the
new
of
gas
cubic
265
as
feet
million
day
a
day
per
obtained
an
energy
87,544,570
Gas
the
of
firm's
Debentures Of¬
—
finance
and
Trailer
and
nearly
and
and
about
the
at
million.
$8
Greene's
debentures,
to
priced
and
$24.50
at
commercially
The
Part
plus
par,
stock
during
of
firm's
of
the
accrued
purchase
sales
three
have
times
the
time
by
per
than
interest,
which
periods
will
be
annual
$1,700
Greene's
million,
income
interest
while
taxes,
aver¬
requirement
million
Contracts
'
at
units
the
behalf
on
Company of
with the British
Oil
venture
of
adjacent to
the jointly-owned com¬
existing BP refineries on
Dinslaken,
and
installations
orthoxylene,
pounds
million
36
West
will
Germany.
produce
pounds
million
42
of
for
California
both
on
Oct.
a
interest
50%
from
a
national
international
and
produced
in
the
scale.
announced that Richfield Oil Corp. had
the $5 million, 22-mile pipeline and. tern
Alaska's Kenai Peninsula south of Anchorage,
River
Swanson
and
subsidiary of Standard,
a
:
Soldotna
.
Creek
from
areas
Petroleos
Oil
Company of Calif, announced on Oct. 13 completion
of plans to merge the properties of four
subsidiary companies operating
from the Rocky Mountains eastward into a
single corporate organiza¬
be
known
Constituents
of
Texas,
of
Houston;
Co.,
most
California
as
the
Salt
marged
California
Lake
Oil
City;
Oil
firm
Co.,
and
Common
Class
Salt
New
F.
C.
of
Mexico
and
approximately
increasing
in
be transported to the Los Angeles basin
from southern
Texas—would reach a maxi¬
gas
230-million
steps
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...
to
to
a
cubic
maximum
of
feet
per
the
Standard
Amboy,
California
in
the
N.
J.;
Co.,
Oil
Salt
New
consolidation
and
Plains
Lake
related
States.
City
and
activities
in
will
It
marketing
in
the
Utah,
Lake
Orleans.
will
occur
a
Southern
Idaho,
former
vice-president
Texas
♦Of
day
455-million
in
cubic
the
feet
of
Standard
of
California,
will
include
M.
P.
Paret,
Jr.,
vice-president-El
N.
Paso;
vice-
Johnson,
vice-president-Salt Lake
City;
J.
H.
Todd,
president-exploration, Production-Denver; and Dee Davi?, vice-presi¬
dent, secretary and treasurer-Denver.—V. 192, p. 1441.
per
major
automotive
total
of
Cleveland,
transaction
Co.—V.
the
Ohio,
on
cus¬
products
field.
sales
These
custom
Oct.
19
pharmaceutical
acquired
Rawson
191.
manufacturer
&
acquisi¬
2793.
p.
proceeds
will
to
go
Stock
Of¬
underwrit¬
Leonard
P.
Carlson,
'
of
California
office
House
and
are
its
maintained
predecessor
distributing
business
to
of
selected
the
entire
own
at
the
have
9383
mail
purchased at the
which
retail
catalogs
is
B
5%%
par)
In
333,333
is
($1
par)
shares
for
order
Beverly Hills.
i960
Outstanding
166,667 shs.
333,333 shs.
$425,000
reserved
are
than
2,000,000
mail
issuance
333,333 shs.
$100,000
upon
conversions
stock.
due
and
Sunset
payable
It
annum.
of
to
to
of
House
more
than
*750,000 shs.
stock
common
per
sells
now
more
offered
store
Sunset
Authorized
($1
retail
a
merchandise
States.
By means
point wehere it
types and has
many
merchandise
Wilshire
operated
general
United
direct
,
note
was
House's
APPOINTMENTS—The
on
Dec.
executed
in
office
new
13,
1960
and
connection
and
bears
with
warehouse
interest
the
iterim
building.
Transfer
Agent and Co-Transfer Agent, and
Registrar and Co-Registrar, for the common stock are as follows:
Agent, Union Bank, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Co-transfer
Agent,
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York, N. Y.; Registrar, California
Bank, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Co-Registrar, First National
City Bank
of New York, N. Y.
the
Transfer
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below,
acting severally
Representative Crowell,
Weedon & Co.
have
entered
underwriting contract with Leonard P. Carlson, as selling
shareholder, wherein Mr. Carlson has agreed to sell and each under¬
through
their
an
has sverally agreed, subject to the terms
underwriting contract, to purchase the number
writer
stock
of
Sunset
House
set
forth
and
of
conditions
shares
of
of
Weedon
Stone
Paine,
Webber,
Co.
&
Lester, Ryons & Co._
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
12,000
Jackson
Inc.
&
Curtis
12,000
Staats
R.
Bateman,
Hill
Shares
65,500
Co
&
Eichler
Richards
192,
&
__.
Evans
MacCormack
9.500
Co.—
9,000
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
9,000
&
9,000
6,000
_____—
Co._
Wagenseller
Co
&
the
common
below:
Shares
Crowell,
Hayden,
&
&
Co.
6,000
&
6,000
Durst,
Inc.
6,000
1442.
p.
I.,
Syntex Corp.—British Distribution—
i-.,
This
producer of steroid hormones and the Pharmaceuticals Divi¬
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. announced on Oct. 17 that
have entered into a joint arrangement under which Imperial
Chemical
will
distribute Syntex
pharmaceutical products under the
Syntex label in Great Britain and the British Commonwealth. Imperial
sion
of
Chemical
is
one
of
world's
the
largest
chemical
and
pharmaceutical
companies.
is
first
introduced
the
by
"a
the
new
arrangement
through Syntex research, which will be
Chemical in Great Britain this month under
Rosenkranz,
that
drugs
600
over
under
developed
milestone
out
specialty
distributed
be
Imperial
George
pointed
to
"Anapolon."
name
ment
of
product
anabolic
new
a
in
the
available
million
president
of
international
arrangement
through
people
in
the
will
Syntex,
called
the
arrange¬
marketing
cooperation."
He
important new hormone
make
Imperial
British
Chemical
to
population
a
Commonwealth,
other
than
Canada.
Rosenkranz
Dr.
explained that the
arrangement
was
the
latest
step
in
a
program
to
provide
world-wide
marketing
for
Syntex
pharmaceuticals under the Syntex label.
He pointed out that Syntex
Laboratories,
Syntex
Sundry
In
a
Co.,
Inc.
was
recently
established
in
pharmaceuticals in the United States
labeled
products
are
already
Syntex
South
America
and
similar arrangements
are
New
and
York
to
Canada.
distributed
market
He
added
throughout
being negotiated in other
countries.
In
making the announcement Imperial Chemical said that Syntex
"a fine reputation for their research work in the field of steroid
chemistry," and pointed out that "many of the steroid compounds now
in regular use have emanated from the Syntex laboratories in Mexico."
has
'
Under
the
terms
Syntex
of
products
the
arrangement,
under
the
Imperial Chemical
Syntex
label
in
such
will
countries
dis¬
as
United
Zealand,
Drug
five
volume."
Distributing Corp. (hereinafter sometimes
House"
or
the
"company") was incorporated
same
be
can
which
class
the
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.—Acquires—
first
Allied
House
items
common
tThis
that
Operations, Inc., will be president of the Western Division.
C. M. Tuller,
a
former vice-president of The California
Co., will be
vice-president and general manager of marketing and
supply.
officers
dealers.
With
Rocky
Mexico.
Loomis,
Co.
explora¬
Mountain area
refineries at El Paso
manage
also
Western
The
its
The
stock
B
tribute
volume
the
tNinety day note payable to bank
Dr.
be
Perth
The
significant change involved
production
certain
and
of
business
,
Co.
will
through the formation of California Oil Co., Western Division.
headquarters at Denver, this Division will direct marketing,
tion,
ranges
marine
and
industrial
they
November.-
to
and
plants
power
emergency
directly to
by
Machine
Sunset
different
—V.
properties held jointly by Richfield and Standard and other
companies
will be shipped through the pipe line
to terminal facilities at Cook
Inlet for loading into tankers.
The first tanker will be loaded
early
tion
manage¬
systems.
$60 million
located throughout
advertising and its
customers
7
in
Soldotna, on
which the Kenai Pipe Line Co.,
completing.
to Cook Inlet,
is just
Oil
plants will further consolidate the posi¬
Company as a leader in the sale of aro¬
new
Chemical
company
minal
diesel
and
earnings
present
engines, engine-compressor packages for
transistor-inverters for uninterrupted power
outside
"Sunset
increased
1,500
William
these
on
The
its
Studebaker-Packard
primary,
world-wide
distributors
mail"deceiving
customers.
into
of
chemicals
acquired
for
under
of
on
Feb. 6, 1957,
succeeding
of a sole
proprietorship originally established in 1951.
offices, mail order plant and warehouse are
presently
3650
Holdrege Avenue, Los Angeles,
Calif., and a retail
order
national
at
1496.
p.
Standard
of
$20,000,000 joint
England,
phases,
completed,
The price
pre-tax
diesel
and
some
1951
customers
issues
yet been signed.
of
gasoline
sold
communication
as
andu
mail
of
debenture
building the Kent plant are being negotiated with
Badger and Bechtel-Wimpy companies.
Contracts for construction of
the Dinslaken plant in West
Germany's industrial Ruhr Valley have
tion
Division
its
and
executive
Since
on
issue.
of California—Subsid. News—
located
Kent,
of
year
of Minneapo¬
purchase
the
future earnings.
in
over
ethyl benzene,
paraxylene.
All three are highly valuable
petroleum chemical "building block" substances useful in a wide vari¬
ety of manufactured products, including synthetic fibers, fabrics, films
and plastics.
matic
share
a
kilowatts
through
and
Floor
to
than
more
$4V«
and
expense
subsidiary
a
a
the
operate
initial
.
'
business
store
to
debenture
Springfield
years,
more
maximum
this
backed
two
averaged
debt, including
units
«
Ohio;
Canada'.
...
...,
Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif.
cur-
Cemco
warrants
stock per $1,000
stipulated
is
$1,000 debenture
assets.
For the last
Grain,
their
When
.
,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF OCTOBER
3,
earnings, before interest
will
The
50
Onan
th&.Jgws of the State
the
located
■*
Co. calling for the construction of two aromatic chemical
manufacturing plants in Europe.
The joint undertaking will be known as "BP California."
British
and
,
Onan
are
acquisitions
Clarke
The
Petroleum
P.
w^s
and
add
years.
net
manufacturing
Studebaker-Packard are Gering Products
(plastics), Cincinnati Testing Laboratories,
Gravely Tractors
Inc'
under
Springfield Metallic Casket Company
non-detachable
California Chemical Co.,
California, has announced
In
of
130
as
wave
referred
pur¬
Cemco's Hi-Reach units,
products gb to the
industries.
buy 20 shares of common
$23
custom
Corp.—Acquires—
totaled
the
They
BUSINESS—Sunset
subsidiary.
Standard Oil Company
pounds
to
refrigeration,
financing
Isle
line
diversification
has
carry
$22,
long-term
the
1959
PROCEEDS—All
other
marketed
are
transportation
totals
Springfield
Ohio.
Jockeys
governments
manufactured
to
step
field."
selling stockholder.
debentures, plus proceeds ,from ,sale Df
stock, issued earlier in October,
Industries, Inc., Galion,
They
'
,
major
ing group headed by Crowell, Weedon &
Co., Los Ange¬
les 14, Calif., publicly offered
150,000 outstanding shares
of this firm's $1 par common stock
at $7 per share.
common
capital
orders
"a
Sunset House Distributing
Corp.—Common
fered—Pursuant to an Oct. 10
prospectus, an
1095.
of
-
.
allied
an
long-standing
stock and
become
well
Previous
81,198,559
tangible
pany.
SCA's
in
wholly
a
..
acquisition
$14,941,000
The company will continue
gasoline
tions will
$
UNDERWRITING—Underwriting of both stock and
was
handled by The Ohio
Co., Columbus.—V. 192,
source
oil agency of Mexico.
government
$
89,340,128
and
from
manager.
supnlies
Tennessee
and
1960—8 Mos.—1959
96,757,741
foreign
Petroleum
firm,
as
•
the
announcing the acquisition, Clarence Francis, Board
Chairman of
Studebaker-Packard, said: "This is the fifth company we have
acquired
in our long-range
program to add to our
earnings through expansion
10,225,300
consolidated
aged
■
termed
'
in
watts
micro
11,052,496
consolidated
Other
gas
for
equipment
Co.—Earnings—
$
SECURITY—Each
The
addition,
however,
the
Mexican
gas
made available if needed to meet
in the Los Angeles basin during
of
and
11,756,722
of
all
that
common
will
as
mobile
underwriting.
supplies
purchase
12,760,310
five
net
Eustis
Phillip Kane, execu¬
organization, will con¬
independently
Murray Hill, N. J., and in. Ft. Erie., Ontario,, in
service.
include
and
next
in
N.
Rawson,
firm
84,912,455
prices
the
in the winter months.
portion
to
1960—Month—1959
Shops,
in¬
unaffected by the Rawson
acquisition.
currently traded in
the
over-the-counter
market.
maintains plants and laboratories in
Cleveland,
complete
tomers
39,166,186
working
racks
own
is
sales
500
electric
273,063,503
sale
its
disclosed.
and
from
93,409,991
the
distribu-
In
31—
PRIVILEGE—The
Refining
be
agreement*-between
without
used
Springfield Greene
Edison
customers
gas
Mexican
earlier
In
could
residential
Texas
be
construction
6%.
through
Rawson
service
•
John
$1,945,000.
The
43,238,842
and
and
7,000
4,828,432
be
a
various
to
from
gas
year.
Mexican
pipeline
new
of
an
The
year,
bring
from
supplies are in addition to gas to be
Edison, it was explained by Edison district
Mexicanos,
mum
to
step nearer realization with signing
Southern California Edison Co. and
for delivery of a major portion
agreement,
were
10,675,777
of
following
service
a first year sales volume of
by Mr.
present
1368.
p.
Onan's
5,000
34,805,415 286,445,328
permit holders
calling
1.8
and
year,
peak periods of usage
•}.11
the
start
the
Edison would
for
generating
9
designed
California
Texas
Mexico 'by
will
the
wholesale
stated
cash,
not
was
3,800
_
The
Texas.
would
beginning with
The
of
approximately
South
Sons_
Inc
5,309,698
and
plant,
in
fuel.
Under
a
between
Co.,
project
Southern
3,800
12,208,962
Standard
natural
Co.,
Inc.
36,975,524
backlog
line
expenditures.
100,000
underwriter's
Southern California Edison Co.—Agreement—
of
rent
consid¬
properties were acquired by Orofiho from
and Hugh F. Crain became President.
Of
Grain;
the
from
dealers,
taxes—
from
heavy
not
The
the
the
the aggregate limited partner¬
South Central Natural Gas Corp.—Files for
of
&
Durst,
Sept. 29, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
taxes
Machine
S.
contributions.
tion
&
expenses—
chase of Cemco
musical;
for the early risk investment of an aggregate $9,000 on behalf
investors, Mr. Silverman has assigned to certain nominees of
of. two
191,
inc.
provide
U.
wholesale
remain
stock
included
484,686,714
p.
SCA.
lis,
519,851,902
shares
Mobile
of
in
immediately
The corporation has acquired D. W. Onan &
Sons, Inc.,
a
builder of electric generating plants.
Terms of
3,800
61,362,120
Proceeds
will
field
distributes
headed
and
Studebaker-Packard
Springfield, O. manufacturer of thermome¬
ters and related instruments, has issued $900,000 of 12year 6%
sinking fund debentures.
yield
will
3,800
_V 3,800
Dean Witter & Co
operating income
charges—
18,000
will
company
67,254,494
income
192,
the
and
manufacturing
Eustis
—V.
3,800
Co.
Co., Inc
Walston
after
—V.
in
subsidiary.
drug
SCA's
revenues—_
operating
Net
Net
SCA
2,500
Stroud &
$
Federal
stock
of
an
the
President
the
policies
,
.
,
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.__
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Southwestern Bell Telephone
and
bonds
as
rendered
development
for
$50,000
expenses,
partner,
general
as
$120,000 for production,
part¬
reserve.,
weekly box office receipts
and
follows:
as
t
_
Northwest
Joseph Walker &
to
and
director
,
Templeton
Pacific
3,800
to
house¬
and
D.
than
management,
SCA
SCA
for
capital.
Period End. Aug.
No
The
for
owned
fered—This
1960,
Oct.
.,
3,800'
5,000
are
working
services
operate
Buffalo, N. Y.;
Springfield Greene Industries Inc.
filed
to
3,800
Wagenseller
200
cash
Ray
Rawson, principal
announced
the
transaction,
Rawson,
of
a
pioneer
President
The
&
Corp.
share
per
proceeds
for
the
Vice
5,000
Huttbn
3,800
on
covering
and
1,700 stores and
supermarkets
in
California
estimated sales volume of $25 million in
I960.
of
today's action, SCA's combined sales are
expected
rate of $40 million in the current
year.
Co
F.
7,000
corporation
SEC
192, p. 348.
the
on
exceed
tinue
Southwest Associated Furniture Buyers, Inc., Cleburne,
Texas—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
The
it
result
a
ment,
the
elected
a
more
Ryons & Co
Mitchum, Jones &
Turner,
Equitable Securities
J. A. Hogle & Co._
—V. 192, p.
1496.
pursuant to the
New York,
SEC
Fay,
Lester,
Co.—, ..3,800
Co._
&
beauty aid products
.
&
—_—
Such amount, however,
152 West 42nd Street,
with
&
in
2,500
E.
Union
Guerin
Operating
Operating
(Jack H.) Silverman—Files for Offering—
Jack H.
&
Inc.
$24,000
underwriting agreement issued to the underwriters for $0.01 per share
and which have been placed in escrow for a period of thirteen (13)
months
Dillon,
present,
As
to
Drug,
Inc
3,800
Eichler
of
combination
Nevada, with
Mr.
Hooker
2,500
Co.—
Securities
Eppler,
Other
sold.
are
At
and
Shares
and
SCA,
^started in operation in 1946 with
stalled
below,
'
17,900
r_
The
1,000,000 shs.
♦Assuming all shares offered hereby
named
President
a
was
Rawson
preferred stock:
new
Walter & Hurry,
Eastman
and
of
transaction.
tive
underwriters
President
Rawson
Rawson's
Inc.
at
pay
Authorized
Capital stock (1-cent par)
&
Bateman,
Bingham,
of the prototype machine.
the machine to CIS.
TO
the
—
the
Eustis,
involved
Mr.
tion,
Shares
acquisition
EFFECT
which
follow:
of
distributor of health
.
N.
shareholder
:
.
service
John
a
$81,000
___
represents the book value of
Inc.,
point
near
Reynosa,
1,200 mile, 34-inch pipeline crossing
to the
international boundary
near
new
.
White, Weld & Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
and
Total
to
,
39,500
__
re¬
segment
through
their
representative,: White, iWek£,,&„Co., h^ve se.veraUy agreed,t subject tb\
the terms and conditions contained in the
Underwriting Agreement,
to purchase from the company
the following respective numbers of
Dela¬
Y.
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
through
as.distributors, brokers, jobbers,
such
the
parts—one
pipeline system extending from Mexicali to
generating plants in the Los Angeles basin.
electric
801.
for
wares.
Texas
Reynosa
third
volume
three
financing
details
BUSINESS—Sealed Air Corp.,. with
temporary offices at 330 Wagaraw
Road, Hawthorne, N. J., was incorporated in New Jersey on Feb.
25,
1960.
The company was organized to exploit a process for
manufactur¬
ing- multi-cellular insulation and cushioning materials, and to sell and
distribute
its products
through its own efforts as well as
independent
another
that
at
•
into
of 100,000 shares of this firm's 5.40%
$20 par cumulative
preferred stock at $20.25 per share. Additional
Offered—Pursuant
was
southern
from
a
'
divided
Nevada Power Co.
Additional Financing
Details—Our Oct. 17 issue reported the Oct. 12
offering
13
The stock
192, p.
i?
Southern
Edden
stock at $1 per share.
Mexico
.continuing
period.
project
gas
from
Mexicali;
period of thirteen months,
Stock
and
year
20-year
and
offering circular, Bertner Bros, and Earl
Co., both of 63 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y., pub¬
licly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 10 par capital
an
northern
pay¬
Rowland
by
fifth
the
of
Tamaulipas, Mexico;
348.
p.
the
pipeline
transporting
—V.
manufactured
escrow
192,
in
The
announced.
was
1
materials
which
and
Incorporated
common
1960.
Prentice
after
day
Split—
mainder
Products,
company's
the
as
amount to
to
plastic
its
set
the
shares of the
company
expected
Rowland
of
date of record.
As of June 30, 1960, there
common stock, par value
$12.50, outstanding.
announced that cash dividends on the new shares were
was
82,703
were
of
split
49
Ghana,
Kingdom, Eire, Australia, Ceylon, India, Pakistan, New
Union
of
South Africa, Hong Kong, Malaya,
Singapore,
Kenya,
Nigeria,
Rhodesia
marketing areas.—V. 192, p. 1496.
and
other
countries
in
the
British
Ysr.
50
Taft
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1654)
components,
Broadcasting: Co.—Earnings—
The
or
company reports net income
of $622,488, equal to 42 cents
43 cents a share for the same
to
$5,350,221
1960
in
comparison
with
headquarters.
six months ended Sept.
30,
per share, compared with $643,380,
period in 1959.
Net revenues rose
$4,725,704 for the same period last
the
for
Net
income for
equal
share
to
in
compared
the
13
three
cents
the
1959
quarter.
Sept.
$192,-
amounted to
30
with $281,290, or 19 cents
revenues
amounted to $2,475,346,
said
President,
Jr.,
Sales
that
Kidder,
Materiel
Peabody
corporation
nine-month
corporation's
common
will not
the com¬
be
in
Westchester
next June
County,
N.
is
Completion
Y.
BUSINESS—The
complete
designs,
company
systems
is
ness
to
allied
done
with
commercial
the
to
defense
foreign
with
and
radio
amateur
the
of
Most
governments
and
customers
effort.
who
dealers
71
cents
$238,958,
share.
a
51 cents
or
a
DIVIDENDS—Since its
dividends
That
on
policy
stock
common
operators.
ing
in
agreed
to
purchase from
of
common
as
many
stock
and
the
severally
Peabody
&
Dodge
Hemphill,
Paine,
Co.,
&
Reynolds
Hayden,
F;
Co.,
Hutton
Shearson,
Shields
Tucker,
R.
Jones
Singer,
&
Stock
of
Venture
&
Co._
&
833
Scribner
when
833
i
the
The
the
It
well
as
The
it
being
built
is
scheduled
for
Telechrome,
by
president
as
will
with
the
the
by
Drive and
Systems
Structures,
Feb.
electronics
insulated
walls
of
company,
company, in a petition filed
Court of Appeals in New
fibreglass.
Huntington,
I.,
L.
and
founded
was
ten
years
ago
started
„
out
recently-issued
Washington
earned
on
The
which reduced
its natural gas
stated
company
effect
April
on
orders
*
"the
Oct.
5
and
Federal
the
since
had
has
be
review
allowed
return
new
sales
gas
in
Net
as
income
10,020,000
earnings
of
from
revenue
$15,646,675
be
Co.—Net
for
sales
the
in
the
$2,702,959
hands
26.9
or
of
Higher—
ended
quarter
the
For
income
first
as
first
nine
was
interest
to
of
of
Sept.
30
totaled
per
share
for
compares
the
third
with
quarter
largely
He
or
$9,672,934
for
95.4
or
the
like
cents
96.5
from
revenue
gross
period
of
share..
per
cents
Stephens, President,
by reduced costs and
added
for
the
that,
first
"in
This
limited
Twin Coach
The
per
sales
1959,
company
with
Division
The
the
not
The
tures
name
will
This
share
com¬
"reduced
for
expenses
consequence,
three
quarters
revenue
the
and
by
net earnings
of
from
larger
closely
1959."
has purchased the Body Division of the
Pa., it was announced on Oct.
12
by
as
a
subsidiary of the parent company
Body & Equipment Co." Terms of the purchase
Division, which employs approximately 250, manufac¬
bodies, hydraulic and electro-mechanical devices for utility
acquired
The
acquisition represents a further diversification by Twin Coach
general transportation and missile field, Mr. Coleman stated.
He said the acquisition expands the company's product line, and by so
doing, brings the company into contact with a number of new customers
such as the Railway Express Agency, inc., Western Electric Co., Motor¬
ola, Inc., Philco Corp., Martin Co., Hamilton Standard Division of
United Aircraft Corp., and the U. S. Army Signal Corps.
the
Twin
the occasion
A.
was
D.
Harvey,
Coach manufactures
220,000 shs. C
,
I
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
Exchange Commission—
to
Inc.—Debentures
Organizations
G. Kletz
Co.
&
offered at
Inc.
Offered—
and associates
offered
on
100%, plus accrued interest from Oct. 15, 1960
date of
to
delivery.
PROCEEDS—Net
nection
with
standing
its
10%
j
proceeds
toward
company
the
from
repayment
Sarasota
debentures
financing
the
of
bank
a
construction
in
due
will
loan
project;
March
and
be
applied
incurred
to
in
retire
September,
1961;
of
provide
for
to
their
a
operations.
to
additional
working
capital
finance
to
its
the
the
balance
company
BUSINESS—Wenwood
Organizations, Inc., with its executive offices
in Sarasota, Fla.,
and an office in Selden, Long Island, is engaged
in buying, developing and selling improved and unimproved
land, and
in constructing residential homes and developing commercial
proper¬
ties both on Long Island and in Florida.
The company's real estate-'
and
building operations have been located in
Queens,
Nassau and
Counties
City
of
and
Palm
Island,
Beach,
has
On
commercial
Sarasota
County and in
Island, the company is
priced homes at Selden,
Long
of
lower
two
on
In
also
in
and
Fla.
residential community
a
community of luxury homes
Florida, the company is
a
ville.
it
Long
on
West
constructing
wooded
acre
sites
in
Brook-
building homes in Sarasota, where
interests; and plans have been
industrial
and
completed for the construction of homes in the West Palm Beach
REDEMPTION—The
demption
prices
debentures
ranging
from
will
redeemable
be
106V2%
in
to
1961
sinking fund at redemption prices receding from
plus accrued interest in each case.
at
103%
area.
optional
and
par,
in
re¬
for
1963
to
the
par,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $2,772,785 of
sundry
debt
and
479,377 shares
of
stock.
common
UNDERWRITERS—Other members of the offering group are:
& Co.; Hardy & Co.; Kesselman &
Co., Inc.; John H.
&
;Godfrey,
Co.;
Hamilton,
West Penn Electric
The
SEC
proxies
issued
has
Magnus
Co.
&
Inc.—V.
191,
Stanley
Kaplan
2794.
p.
Co.—Proxy Statement Cleared—
order
an
its shareholders
from
charter
its
in
to
change its
Westingrhouse
192,
the
The
after
taxes
in
the
first
corresponding period
share, President Mark
Board
Gwilym
A.
income
net
$1.59
or
"
Corp.—Net Up—
the
over
the company to solicit
with a proposal to amend
Allegheny Power System, Inc.
to
name
1346.
p.
common
a
as
income
Net
8%
so
authorizing
connection
Electric
—V.
small
in equity securities,
that the
to the point where
invested may grow
securities..
Also,"
particular industries,
any
he
said,
so
"investments
Net
a
Price
in
the
a
reported
first
nine
year
W.
to
months
of
1960
increased
$60,680,000,
Jr.,
Oct.
on
nine
months
ago
Cresap,
$1.71
or
Chairman
and
of
i
18.
of
1959
was
was
Provision
000
incorporated under the laws of New York
•
SEC
the
Oct.
on
shares are to be offered for public sale
supplied
by amendment.
Charles Plohn & Co. is named as
underwriter.
The selling stockholder, Harold S. Victor,
included
company
in
the
registration
of
major aircraft sub-assemblies and missile
8.4%
in
from
which
1959,
quarter
and
the
the
well
as
to
required.
1960
t
$1,457,233,000,
were
the
three
quarter
quarters
income
record
a
income
of
for
amounted
of
1960
of
provide
The
the
additional
expansion
working
also
program
capital that will
includes
the
thereby
possibility
in
$22,075,000 in the
third quarter.
to
57
cents
share
a
quarter
The
of v
third
1960
the
on
decline
a
third
any
34,791,367
shares outstanding, compared with 63 cents a share earned
July-September quarter of 1959 when there were 34,631,462 com¬
outstanding.—V. 192, p. 447.
the
shares
mon
Westminster
Fund, Inc.—Proposes
Fund,
Westminster
Inc.,
at
registration statement with the SEC
a
shares
4,000,000
of
capital
good quality common stocks
stock.
It
Offering—
Parker,
Oct.
on
Elizabeth, N. J.,
14, 1960, covering
to
proposes
offer
of
holders
with
a
produce paint for distribution primarily in the company's stores and
by its proposed franchised dealers.
the 205,000
shares
are
outstanding shares
to
be
offered
for
owned
are
public
sale
by Victor, of
and 20,000 are
Instrument
Corp.—Common
other
All
Vogue Instrument Corp.
as
Vogue Mechanical
1948
was
Offered—
Investors
together
own
Co.,
signed
and
fixed
with
the
assets
terms
of
(after
products
and
electronic
contract
manufacturer
components
for
the
The
latter
advisor.
$100,000 in cash,
of the Fund.
a
is
owned
for
F.
the
by
majority
Hugh
three
Chalker,
of
the
of
pre¬
computer,
Long
W.
mutual
the
funds
Vice-
Fund's
Hugh
W.
Long
6
that
the White Motor Company has
for the acquisition of the inven¬
equipment business of Oliver Corp.,
Corp.
farm
contract
and
based
a
meet¬
*
on
of $51,410,000:
issue
Under
service
the terms of the contract, White Motor will act as sales and
representative for the products manufactured by Oliver's Crawler
Tractor
Division
tractor
business,
in
Cleveland,
inventories
wholly-owned
a
other
of a LIFO reserve on inventories in the sum of $7,In payment for these assets, White Motor Co.
655,000 shares of its common stock, and make a cash pay-,
ment estimated not to exceed $9,000,000.
would
of
is
is
and
They
three
in
deduction
733,000)
servicing
company
Long.
for
as
July 31, 1960 figures,
The White Motor Company would
acquire inventories, fixed assets and
certain other assets having a book value on the
books of Oliver Corp.
Corp.,
The
the
the
value
cent.
Oliver
of
changed to Vogue Instrument Corp. On Sept. 9, i960 the certificate of
incorporation was further amended to change the corporation's author¬
ized stock from 200 shares of no-par value to 1,000,000 shares of a
par
one
is
stock
as
serve
Acquire—
Oct.
on
w:ithin
metal
W.
listed
Chairman
outstanding shares
Thomas
than
Board
Black, Chairman, and John N. Bauman, President of White
announced
contract
a
deducting
stock.
White Motor Co.—To
Motor
Fund's
Management
more
after
offices
same
Management
the
initially
and
Hugh
the
underwriter
Long
Fund
Fund's
President
of
the
The
hold
Investors
all
principal
Messrs.
Robert F.
incorporated in New York
Laboratories,
Inc., succeeding
to a partnership known as Vogue Mechanical Laboratories.
The certifi¬
cate of incorporation was amended on Nov. 20, 1959, and the name was
of
its
shares
the
subject to the approval of the contract by the shareholders at
ing to be held here in Cleveland on Oct. 31, 1960.
an Oct. 13 offering
circular, S. S. Samet &
Inc., 170 Broadv/ay, New York City, publicly of¬
fered for a 60-day period, 100,000 shares of this firm's
l(f par common stock at $3 per share.
10,
of
Inc.,
to.
Inc.,
Co.,
which
8,000
stock
President,
&
to
and
Fund.
directors
constitute
Co.,
referred
and
the
by
under
Co.,
Sept.
funds
the
and
to
Sheperd
will
received
Kidder, Peabody and Co. is
Management Co., Inc., will
Investors
tories
Pursuant to
BUSINESS
C.
acquire
which
securities
advisor
officers
mutual
will
of
commission.
manager.
investment
Under
Stoek
value
maximum
dealer
which
option to the underwriter.
Vogue
market
4%
the
of
to
of
;
1959.
$20,226,000,
was
common
licensing or franchising dealers to handle the company's products at
retail, as well as the establishment of a paint manufacturing facility
cision
in
third
net
was
net
Howard
statement.
and its
will initially become working capital of the company which may
applied to any corporate purpose, but particularly to finance the
company's program for opening additional stores in the metropolitan
Detroit area, in other areas in Michigan, and in certain other stores,
on
income
filed
Avenue, Detroit, filed a registration
18, 1960, covering 130,000 shares of
Livernois
of
of
are
35,000
Federal
months
billings of $1,408,393,000 in the 1959 period.
foreign income taxes in 1960 was $55,100,-
over
$54,600,000
Westminster
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
subsidiaries operate a chain of 20 retail paint
stores in Detroit and surrounding metropolitan area, including Pontiac,
Mich.
It now has outstanding 205,000 shares of common stock.
Net
proceeds of the company's sale of additional stock, estimated at $980,-
be
for
against
3.5%
nine
to any specific type
or
President, has granted said underwriter a three-year option
purchase an additional 20,000 shares at $5 per share, which shares
The
of
the
issuing company and 35,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
thereof.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
principal
also
increase
an
for
be
to
to
billed
,
-
r
$56,225,000,
share.
common
sales
Net
which
>'
out¬
for
program in connection with its Florida homes;
the proceeds will be added to the general funds
and
of
V
by
con¬
its
sales
our
provide
/j
the Small Business Administra¬
of
be
companies, and electronic equipment shelters.
In
business
000,
disclosed.
truck
Listing—
small
holder
Net
operate
"York
1,000,000 shs.,
—
an opportunity to exchange their securities
large unrealized appreciation for Fund shares, subject to the
deposit of at least $25,000 in securities by such holders.
The basis
of
the
exchange will be one share of Fund stock for each $12.50
the
Corp. of York,
William H. Coleman, President of Twin Coach.
were
<i
Outstanding
19, $550,000 of this corporation's 1V2% subordinated
sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 15, 1970, with common
stock purchase warrants attached.
The debentures are
1958
stock, of which 95,000
common
was
Co.—Acquires—
Buffalo, N. Y.
tinder
of
20433
company,
statement
All
York-Hoover
cent par)
(1
'
FINANCING
Oct.
organized and licensed under the Small
which, Mr. Harvey said, "authorized
of
in which we've
Victor Paint
as
O.
offset
those
192, p, 1345.
1960,
1959.
Claude
income."
of
$48,642,607
$9,557,688
earnings
approximated
—V.
months
to
months
According
6ales
nine
against
amounted
with
pares
first
the
company
This
stockholders.
cents
stock
Michael
business."
are
1345.
p.
1959.
$44,764,135
1881.
p.
year,
by the
application for rehear¬
against $15,617,759 for the comparable period a year ago.
amounted to $3,429,560 or 34.2 cents per share on the
shares
of
190,
-
Sulphur
PRESENT
fered
into
made.
Gulf
TO
TThe proceeds are to be used to purchase tooling and equipment, for
SEC covering 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be of¬
at-the-market, through Stroud & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
The proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.—V.
192, p. 944.
,
Option
325,000 shares through an
York investment firms of
Filor, Bullard & Symth, Hardy & Co., Bregman, Cummings & Co., A. L.
Stamm & Co., and Sprayregen, Haft & Co.
The company's net pro¬
ceeds from this offering amounted to $2,145,000 which, when added to
the proceeds of sales from other stock transactions, provides the com¬
pany with a total equity of $2,504,304.—V. 192, p. 1346.
and
to
rates
be
not
the
Gross
Stock
made a public stock offering of
underwriting group composed of the New
been
FPC on Sept. 27 also denied a
company
and the appeal to court followed.—V. 192,
Texas
marking
Investment
was
Act
created
'
192, p. 1243.
With Securities and
will invest in small business concerns which show growth
Venture Capital,
system.
placed
The
ing,
40,485 common shares
as
Restricted
for issuance under its Execu¬
became
emphasizing investments
is
small
of
collecting revenues based on a
7%
rate of return which it contends is
required by mounting costs.
On Aug. 9 the FPC after incomplete
hearings issued an interim order
reducing sales rates and the rate of return, and directing that a
refund
America
of
of
Capital
businesses
market
will
Fifth Cir¬
S.
to
Commission
Power
of
rate
transmission
it
with the U.
3
asked the court
the
6Yt%
to
that
—V.
Harvey pointed out that "it is not intended that the Government
invade the
field
of
free
enterprise, but rather to encourage
company
small
a
Co.—Appeals Rate Cut—
on
of
EFFECT
Heller
Investment
possibilities,
a
Orleans,
aside
shares
common
until
this
The
well
Employees
150,000
early in 1959, Mr. Harvey remarked that "we have come
a
long way in the intervening year and a half.
The listing of the
shares of Venture Capital Corp.
of America by the American Stock
Exchange is a significant step forward."
construction—
with
GIVING
According to Robert B. Bregman, Chairman of the Board of Venture,
Tennessee Gas Transmission
set
with
registration state¬
of interests in its
to be traded on any national exchange on Oct. 11
trading on the American Stock Exchange under
the Office
of
50,000
10,000
Authorized
for
organizations
1.
Manufacturing Co.,
as
a
$3,000,000
business concerns with equity
capital and long-term funds not readily available to them elsewhere."
Noting that the first small business investment company was not
kr'.- ,-
cuit
called
private
wholly-owned subsidiary of Tele¬
chrome, also has launched an expansion program at its plant in Mars
Hill, N. C.
A $350,000 addition,
to be completed in December, 1961,
will triple the plant area.—V.
192, p. 1442.
*
Corp.
Investment Division
should
offices,
laboratory
and
Raymond Popkin-Clurman.
The business
laboratory in a one-car garage in Amityville.
a
abut
face Dixon
will
"Monopanel"
Butler
(together
Executive
its
licensed
latest
Plan
filed
York,
New
covering
18,
"VCC."
Venture
Mr.
will
feet,
J.
Hammarlund
Telechrome
Y.
manufacturing,
aluminum
completion
an
N.
square
level.
double
adviser.—
Agency to license, regulate and in some
cases help finance privately owned and privately organized small busi¬
ness investment companies."
section to house executive
engineering,
be
the
to
I.,
L.
40,000
Ranick
on
two-story
a
ground
frame
about
of
building
include
addition
$400,000
Amityville,
in
Oct.
100,000 common shares
company
was
Director
a
consists
expanded
the
on
building
steel
is
will
as
facilities
for
plant
which
company's existing
Avenue.
It
broken
Broadway,
on
under
Capital
symbol
tion.
Corp.
addition,
investment
its
Manufacturers, Inc.—Stock Plan
Participating in ceremonies
833
Co
Telechrome Manufacturing Corp.—Plant Addition—
Manufacturing
of
Employees Restricted Stock Option Plan of 1959.—V.
Business
been
shares
voting
&
Purchase
and
1951
investment
943.
has
the
Venture Capital Corp. of America—A. S. E.
833
Co.,
2,083
Inc
1407
SEC
40,000
$239,000
-CAPITALIZATION
<
Suffolk
of
the
issuance
tive
833
Deane
&
Sutro
firm,
with
Plan
833
& "
&
Ground
to the future continuous offerings of the Fund
of
as
of
&
Pierce
Schwabacher
2,083
Co.,
as
for
2,083
Co._
2,083
p.
Jr.
Bermuda,
reserved for issuance under said Plan),
Northwest Co——
Rauscher,
Co._
192,
of
1,250
Co.,
Templeton
2,083
Day_—
Walston
—V.
Mjtchum,
2,083
Co....
Anthony
L.
Building, Hamil¬
the SEC on Oct. 20,
Bermuda
act of Parliament on June 17, 1959,
an
1,250
Co._
Inc
&
833
Pacific
&
Co.,
Evans
-
the
Employee
Inc.
2,083
Hammill
&
&
A.
Co
&
of
Bank
1,250
McDonnell
2,917
Inc
&
Co._;
&
This
ment
$35,000
—
additional
of
development
Total
which
Mich.,
1160.
p.
23,000
new
the
Reed owns the 9,200 outstanding common shares
all
and
in
tools
20,000
the
1,250
Granbery, Marache &
Clement
du Pont & Co
Stone
Sons
2,917
2,917
&
Francis I.
&
Brown
2,917
Inc._
Co
Jackson
Curtis
&
E.
&
Noyes
Webber,
shares
periods
1959
$25,000.
Ltd.
United Merchants
Goodbody
12,920
Clark,
191,
Shares
Alex.
Co.,
Inc.
Ltd.,
Tucker,
J.
H.
Research
Waddell &
Fund
V.
stockholders.
selling
Shares
Kidder,
the
the following number of shares
agreed to purchase 1.4 times
company
7,773,327
1960.
30,
underwriter
each
shares from the
have
the
on
$52,*
Fund Ltd.—Files for Offering—
Fund
than
principal distributor
shares.
below
named
underwriters
Sept.
against
as
President, and United Inter¬
as
investment adviser.
Mr.
Waddell is also Board Chairman of Waddell & Reed, Inc., the proposed
Chairman,
continental
costs
—
machine
additional
84,000
sold
are
issue.
V
in single transactions involving less than
Such commission will be proportionately reduced for transac¬
shares
the
Board
value.-
par
building
Advertising and sales promotion
Payments of present notes and mortgages—
6. Working capital for general corporate purposes
.
.
share through a group of underwriters headed by Kidder,
per
the
of
expenses
general funds; it is the
such proceeds for the fol¬
to use
installation
sales
the
company is a diversified, open-end investment company.
According to
the
prospectus, it was created to provide investors who are seeking
capital appreciation with a means to share in managed and diversified
investments
abroad.
The
prospectus lists Chauncey L.
Waddell as
will be continued.
UNDERWRITERS—The
are
registration statement with
a
Organized in Bermuda by
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company after giving effect
to the sale of the 50,000 common shares, will consist of $216,560 in
long-term debt and bank loans and 598,289 shares of common stock of
50 cents
figures
$53,101,309
were
1959.
calculated
of
outstanding
$25,000.
tions involving more
1947, the company has not paid
retained all earnings for expansion.
but
months
earnings
filed
all
proprietry prod¬
ucts-engineering salaries, materials & other-related expenses
Common
three
the
International
at $12.50
compared with
formation
and
1
approximately $239,000 after
and
following order of priority:
and
$164,266,917,
volume
$152,363,063
Peabody & Co., Bache & Co. and Francis I. duPont & Co. The under¬
writers will receive a selling commission of $1.10 per share sold assum¬
sales of $3,924,348, profit of
share for the same period a year earlier.
This
Research
,,
quarter
Bermuda,
of
5.
the
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
EARNINGS—The corporation reported net sales of $5,146,298 for nine
months ended June 30, 1960. and net income of $391,933, equivalent
to
totaled
1960
Bag-Camp
United
ton,
busi¬
resell
remaining
in
Sept. 30, 1960 net income was $4,322,073,
$4,596,704, or 59 cents, in the September
vs.
United International
for
has
particularly
of
foot
Wenwood
sells components and
and
makes
of
the
over
Paper's results for the 1960
and
include operations of River Raisin
Paper Co., Monroe,
was
acquired in May, 1960.—V. 192, p. 1345.
high-frequency radio communication.
In recent
specialized in development of single sideband radio com¬
munications equipment.
Its more than 100 products are in use in more
than 60 countries.
About 75%
of the company's sales are to the U. S.
Government and consist of standard communications equipment, not
it
years
and
third
stock
common
the management
the
expenses
square
developed
underwriting,
company's
Waterman Products Co., Inc.,
in
the
Per-share
30.
Purchase
1959.
of
in
Union
Moving
the
to
this
of
4.
,
quarters
8%
months.
share,
a
sales
of
share,
first'three
a
company
nine
1959
Net
before
expected
1.
also
,
aggregate
an
added
of
lowing purposes in
Corp.—Earnings—
reported results of operations
periods ended Sept. 30, 1960.
17
nine months was $14,540,073, equal to
stock, compared with earnings of $14,in the 1959- period., .
..
,
.
the
cents
quarter
plant has been determined but it probably
new
present intention
common
the
in
for
810,313
About $750,000 of the proceeds from the sale of the company's shares
be used to build a new plant, with the balance slated for working
No site for the
be
2.
the three months ended
56
company
proceeds from the sale of stockholder shares.
any
will
will
the
For
or
receive
capital.
record
of
share.
PROCEEDS—Of the 120,000 shares, 50,000 are being sold by
pany and the balance by certain selling stockholders.
The
will
has
and
completion
for uhderwriting commissions
proceeds
Twin Coach Co.
industries
design.
successful
latest
the
of
$1.89
or
sales
Net
a
Oct.
on
for
share
per
696,739,
Incorporated heads a group
120,000 shares of the
stock of 500 par value at $27
which offered publicly on Oct. 19,
a
1959 were $2,499,282.-
in
three-month
and
income
$1.87
Co.
&
Body Division
Union Bag-Camp Paper
The
Offered—
Stock
Corp.—Common
the
of
missile
the
will receive
company
provision
reported sales of $36,484,296 for the same period.—V. 190, p. 2186.
Net
Technical
the
The
parts
3.
period a year ago.
same
while revenues for the six
months period increased, net income stayed about even with last year
due to heavier depreciation and amortization.
These charges in the
1960 first half increased sharply to $641,149 from $379,970 in 1959.
Cash flow per share generated from operations in this period amounted
to 85 cents, compared with 69 cents in 1959.—V. 192, p. 253.
Taft,
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
and
PROCEEDS—Upon
company's
replacement
.
proprietary products of its own
Service Parts Division, located in Kent, Ohio,
for buses and other vehicles manufactured by
the company from 1927 to 1956.
Walter D. Battersby,
formerly Assistant Controller of Twin Coach,
has been appointed General Manager of the new subsidiary.
compared
Net
with $2,226,940 in the
Hulbert
ended
months
share,
per
The
ment.
aircraft
electronic,
This Division manufac¬
York.
the American Motors Corp. "Mighty
Mite" vehicle, and utility trailers for the U. S. Army Ordnance Depart¬
sells
716,
in Waverly, New
1960,
the body and components for
tures
year.
a
shipping containers, and electronic shelters at its Buffalo
The company operates a Special Products Division, estab¬
in August,
lished
.
The
in
with
and
an
option
certain
to purchase the crawler
fixed
assets
at
any
time
the next two years.
agricultural
a
crawler
Chicago.—V.
192,
equipment
tractor
p.
business
of
Oliver
and
the
sales
and
equipment will be directed by the Oliver
subsidiary of White Motor with headquarters
1443.
Volume 192
Number 5997
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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51
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ALABAMA
until 11
Birmingham-Southern C6lieo*>
A fobamar O
•
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Birmingham
Sale—The
©aie—xne
nona
Bond
-
Ala
$278,000
$zy»,uuu
•
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-
obligation
student housing
bonds offered, on Oct. 10—v. 192"
j-
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,p. 1347
Federal
/^_a.
tliC
awarded to the
Housing and Home f£
were
—
Agency,
nance
uv,niuv;u
as
27/ss, at
price
a
of par.
building
$175,000 public
improvement, series P bonds of¬
Oct. 4—v. 192, p.
on
awarded to
Nov. 1 for
~
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•
—i
Payable
a price of 100.02, a
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
net interest .cost of about 3.99%,;MalvernHill& Co., Lucas, Eisen
Francisco, at
i
vw'.'
•'
VY
Puf °,n Nw.,1 from 1961 to
}
inclusive. Principal and tViA
mterest
(M-Nl
navahlA
at
;aoc
$335,000 as 5s. Due on Nov. 15
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
the
at
as
1973.
1347
Sterne, Agee&
Leach.
Bond
Offering—Joe Pettey, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un-
o n
S ale
d
The
—
school bonds offered
192,
v.
from
Oct. 17—
1983 inclusive.
to
Is.
as
1984.
Due
Nov.
on
15,
Other members of the syndicate
1537—were awarded to
p.
1981
50,000
Bond Offering—George H. Gey-
Co., George> F. Fogg er
Pierce & Co., Inc.
Diego, until Dec. 6 for the
Mother Lode Union School Dim., ;
El Dorado
Smith,
&
Stone
Inc.,
&
Santa Clara, Calif.
.
County, Calif.
$77,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 10—v. 192,
p. 1444—were awarded to a group
composed of The Bank of America
Bond Offering— A. S. Belick/
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
3 for the purchase of $5,650,000
bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
1985 inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
Savanna School District, Orange
^
ner
pur-
chase of $10,000,000 school bonds.
.
a,syndicate headed by the Bank ^re^to}l<^_De^Witt« & Stone £ ^oungbe^g, Lawson,
of America N. T. & s" A., of San Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen- Levy, Williams & Stern, and C
Francisco.
County Clerk, will receive
& Co» Putnam & Co,, Cunning- sealed bids at his office in SaA
ham, Schmertz & Co., and Rausch-
er,
; fj.om
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
1974 to 1980 inclusive,
150,000 as 4%s. Due on Nov. 15
$1,500,000
on
Nov. 15,
on
300,000 as 4s. Due on Nov. 15
,
B
4%. Due
40,000
_
'San Diego Unified School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Waeckerle, Inc., Freeman & Co.,
follows:
as
bounty Treasurer's office. Legal*b/tfJ?LMelveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond Sale—The
were
on
of $270,000 school
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
Cupertino Union School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Decatur, Ala.
fered
(PST)
ami.
purchase
nf
County, Calif.
Co., at a price of
N. White &
Bond
Offering—L.
B.
Wallace,
Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Wil- 100.07.
County Clerk, will receive sealed,
Mountain View, Calif,
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
tilTo am 7cs\T\ nTNnvl 77 were as follows: Blyth & Co., Inc., Hams & Stern, Irving Lundborg
DurSase of £275 000
.hli
I. L. Brooks & Co., and
the
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,590,- "ntil U a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 1
purchase of $275,000 public MerrillT Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & & Co
Rwi4ril
* Dean Witt4r &
Co., J. C. N. White & Co.
000 1958, series ,C bonds offered for^the purchase of $137,000 genGrossmont Union High School
on Oct. 10 was sold to a syndicate
®ra} ■ °bHgatioir school bonds,
<»j
Other members of the syndicate
n
£S3nS?S» S®*
1M1
wo lnd»U,e. L,gSbmol&SiSlSl
gality approved by White, Bradam
Dist., San Diego County, Calif.
to
ley* Arant, All
iningham.
& Rose,
of Bir-
S
\ ^ooks & Co> and C*
N. whitP & Co.
White
Bond Sale—An issue of
til
will receive sealed
0ffice in San Diego, un-
10:30
for
.
$196,000
natural 6«a system revenue bonds
gas
xcvcnuc Wmius
offered on Oct. 6 was sold to the
Sferk,
County
bidg at
Enterprise City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif
Loxley, Ala.
headed
Bond C,.Wu^ — R. B. James,
ffering—
(PST)
a.m.
the
purchase
Nov.
on
1
$1,750,000
of
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes- school, series B 1960 bonds. Dated
xxctbugcn
terest J-D. Legality approved bv
Dumas, O'Neil & Hayes,
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin- San Francisco.
Housing and Home FiAgency as 4%s at a price
Dated June 1 1960 Due on
nance
of par
June 1 from 1963 to
mingham.
yrinel
of
In-
.
Bir-
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
;
ARIZONA
flfaricopa County, Scottsdale Sch.
Districts (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Tony Soza, Acting Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
wiH receive sealed bids
n
^
until
11
IFontana Unified School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
(MST)
fered
were
posed
purchase
of $3,945,000
building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
Stone
to
it
3%s, at
for
the
school
1974 inclusive.
Bond
Sale
mUory
—Thea's625
Oct
on
ll-v
awarded
-were
192
the
to
dor-
p
l347
Federal
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
as 3V8S, at a price of par.
County, Calif.
$300,000 elec¬
tion 1959, series D bonds offered
on Oct.
11—v. 192, p. 1444—were
awarded to The Wells Fargo Bank
Sale—The
American Trust Co
Cisco,
3 As,
as
100.383^
a
of San Fran-
at
a
T.
& Co
price^ of
«
a
Offering—Mabel
L.
will
Ana, until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov.
1
for
the purchase of
$198,000
election
1960,
series B
.bonds,
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin-
cipal and interest (M-N)
payable
at
the County Treasurer's office,
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Mvers of Los Angeles
Myers, oi i,os Angeies.
California Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro-
posed
sale
of
$7,000,000
San Pe_
—v.
192,
bonds offered on Oct. 18
p.
1347—has been post^
poned.
awai\ded
werf
Bond Offering
—
n*
l
^erce« County, Calif.
Co.,
and
Bond Sale
—
The $183,000 1960
wa^ bondL°ffered on °ctJ4 i2"
v.
192,.
1244—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
the
p.
wi
,
County, Calif.
bond
gale_the
$250,ooO election 1960, series B bonds offered
on
Oct. 4—v. 192, p. 1347—were
awarded to The Bank of America
a
tional Bank of Los i
Angeles, Blyth
Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Staats &
and Hill
Co
Richards &
Co., as 3%s and Zlk$-,
price of 100.001, a net inter¬
bSs
s. A>> of San Francisco, and Asso-
ciates, at a price of 100.09, a net
interest
follows:
cost
about
of
4.22%,
as
as 5s.
Due on Nov. 15
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
$i9>000
_T
^
Glendale Unified School District,
Sale
—
election
),on<js offered
Sale—The
election 1958, series C bonds offered
Oct.
on
4—v.
192, pt
of about 4.09%.
~
,
$3,000,000
series' C
Oct. 18—v. 192,
Sale
,
,Aooon
3%s
as
.
,
^
members
'
at
,
a
.
price of
0
of the syndicate
192
-—-
were
Brothers, and Harriman
a
basis of about
orqm
First Boston Corp., Smith, Bar& Co., C. J. Devine & Co, R.
H. Moulton & Co., Merrill Lynch,
ney
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., Brown Bros. Harri-
Bond
Sale—The
offered
q/Z'
members of the svndicate
Other follows: of the syndicate
members
were as
.
Blair &
„
.
Co., Inc., Kidder, Pea-
1, 1960. Due on Nov.
1965
to
inclusive.
1984
aPje a^
pay-
County Treasurer's of-
fjce
'
.
Sylvan Union Sch. Dist., Stanislaus
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school,
Series B bonds offered on Oct. 4
—v.
192,
p.
1348-^were awarded
of San Francisco.
& S. A.,
^
.
D
$79,000 school
Oct.
on
-
(P. O. 2200 University Ave.,
Berkley), Calif. y
Bond Offering—Robert M. Un-
4—v.
awarded
to
derhill, Treasurer of the Regents,
will receive sealed bids
until
The 10 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 18 for the
192,
Banktof America N. T. & S. A., of purchase of $3,700,000 student
; San Francisco, as 4S, at a price of center revenue 1960 bonds> Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1964 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
100.532, a basis of about 3.92%.
Orville School District, Butte
Ripley & Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.6199,
-
^0." 350
a.m.
(PST>
purchase of
series B bonds.
Principal and interest (M-N)
Orange
County, Calif.
bonds
from
10
the
Un,verity of Cal,forma, Regent.
of
were
"bondhse o$ffered°'°on
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Lehman
COA/
v
Co., of San FranHill Richards & Co.,
Ocean View Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, County
Flood Control District (P. O.
Los AngelesCalif.
Bond
Francisco,
& Trust
Los
The
school,
$584,000
1
until
for
25
sold to The First Western to The Bank of America N, T.
was
cisco, and
jointly.
price of 101.416, a basis
$100,000
fire station bonds offered on Oct.
1347—were 11
Bank
a
„
Bond Sale—An issue of
$305,000
awarded to the Bank Of America
i958>
on
,
Newark, Calif.
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Tv*'rflood'^ontrol
It c a nf Qt?n 0ct l8
Other
•
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
school
as 4%s. Due on Nov. 15
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
m,
4y4s, at
Los
as 4s.
Due on Nov. 15
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
Los Alamitos School District,
Oct.
on
Dated Nov.
N. T. & S; A., of San Francisco, as
est cost of about 3.61%.
and
County, Calif.
Bond
SaIe_The
The
$10,00o school
interest
payable
(M-N)
at
Bank of California. Nationat
Association, m ouu r lauwacu. ajc-
i?60' Senes B bonds offered on gality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
Oct. 10
192, p. 1444 —
,r 1Q9 „ iaaa _ were
awarded to a group composed of
in
The
—
_
Bank
v.
of
America
T.
N.
qUist Herrington-Sutcliffe, of Saa
vranpisoo
*
&
.
.
Eastman Dillon, § A 0f gan Francisco, Stone & Union School District, Santa Clara
hian & Co., Francis I. duPont &
S®cu7"lties 0&r,C®v ^,ame> Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, WilCounty, Calif.
Co., Laidlaw & Co., W. H. Morton Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Sjtone liams & sterri, and C. N. White & ; Bond Sale—An issue of $434,000
& Co., Inc., Cruttenden, Podesta & Webster Securities Corp., First (j0 as 3i^s, at a price of 100.19, 1959 school, series B bonds was
sold to the Bank of America N. T.
&
A<'Hogle & Co. Lawson, Western Bank & Trust Co. of a basis 0f about 3.43%.
a
^ n,
&
body
Co.,
j
_
w
Levy, Williams & Stern, Shuman,
Agnew & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, Fred D.
_
_
C.N. White
&
San
County, Calif.
"Bond 'Sale^—1The
$875,000 school,
series E bonds offered
192,
p.
on
Oct. 10
1347—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America N. T. &c S. A., of San
a
Estabrook
National
&
Co.,
& S.
Ranchito School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
A., of San Francisco.
Oct.
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1985 inclusive.
Principal
Dated
1961 to
of Commerce,
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes- and interest (A-O) payable at the
Struthers & Co., vig, County Clerk, will receive County Treasurer's office. LegalCo., Stern Broth- sealed bids at his office in Los ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Bank
Seattle, Wood,
& Co., Schwa- Angeles, until 9 a.m, (PST) on Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Co., Park, Ryan, Inc., Nov. 15 for the purchase of $50,000 Francisco.
Bartow, Leeds & Co., Goodbody & school
election 1958, series E
Victor Valley Union High School*
Co., A. Webster Dougherty & Co., bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due^on
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Farwell, Chapman & Co., Folger, Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive,
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
Nolan, Fleming -W. B. Hibbs & Principal and interest (J-D) payCo./ Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
able at the County Treasurer's building bonds offered on Oct. 10
v.
192, p. 1348—v/ere awarded
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., office.
ers
'Grant Union High School District,
v.
Francisco,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Hayden,
Stone & Co-^A^G. Becker & Co.,
J. C. Bradford &
Co.
L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Santa Ana,
bids
j
Lawndale^ Dist. Los Angeles
headed by the Security-First Na¬
Sacramento
Capistrano Beach School District,
Orange County, Calif.
South Dos Palos Water District,
30,000
dro™ Terminal" Island" toll "bridge Blake'' & Co^and
revenue
Co., C. n. White &
Wulff, Hansen & Co.
-n.
—
Cas-
R
Cor, Stone
Taylor & Co., I. L.
&
basis of about 3.93%.
sealed bids at her office in Santa
&
&
as
•
receive
?Te£t (M~N> ,Pay~
H. Moulton & Co., E F. Hutton &
Co., William R. Staats & Co., bpnds offered on Oct. 10—v. 192,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Crut- p. 1444
were awarded to The
^n^n'
SsoA^hur°g& First Western Bank & Trust Co.,
&
of San Francisco.
Co., Irving Lundborg &
fered on Oct. 18-v. 192, p. 1444-
a
inclusive
1985
4
Saratoga Union School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
_
Devine & Co., Merrill Lynch,
27,000
at
.
,
aJ>le at the County Treasurer s of*lce• legality approved by O MelSavings Bank, of Chicago, C. J. veny & Myers, of Los Angeles,
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
as 4s, at a price of 100.567, a
&
.
Other members of the Syndicate
as follows: Harris Trust &
Bond Sale—The $1,800,000 genera^ obligation school bonds of-
basis of about 3.70%.
County Clerk,
(S
■nrW
price nf 101.76, « basis
of inv7« a
Orange County, Calif.
teix,
White &
N
Buena Park School District,
Bond
$374,000 school,
1959, series C bonds of-
.
a*r?
Brooks Securities Co., Brush, Slo^
oimb &~C~o" Inc
Fred ~D~ Blake
Angeles County, Calif .
/
and C
William R
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim School District, Orange
Bond
n.
1 from. 1962 to
^
were
& Youngberg.
Hudson School District, Los
<
Pa*ed Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov.
at a price of 100.019.
1957, series 4 bonds ofOct. 10—v. 192, p. 1244—
Orange
and Los Angeles County, Calif.
series 1959 bonds
revenue
Offered
000
•
election
Fullerton School Districts,
Ouachita Baptist College,
1962 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Orrick DahlQuist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Bond Sale—The
of about 3.55%.
ARKANSAS
Bank of America
A., of San Francisco,
S.
fered on Oct. 11—v. 192, p. 1244—
Murray School District, Alameda
Finance Agency, as 4y2S, at a price
were awarded to The First West¬
County, Calif.
Of par.
on
ern Bank & Trust Co., of San
■
■
awarded to a group com- Francisco
and Hill Richards &
Bjmd Sale—The $76,000 school, South San Francisco Unified School
of The Bank of America pa jomtly, as 4s, at a price of senes; A bonds offered om Oct. 4
pistrict san Mateo County, Calif.
& s. A., of San Francisco, 100.505, a basis of about 3.94%.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun7~v- 192' p- h40—were awarded
Band Qff
& Youngberg Fred D Blake
i
c
iai
The Bank of America N. T. & intf Counts Clerk, will receive
County
election
Nov. 21
°n
by the
&
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
.
a.m.
T.
Deg 1, I960. Due on Dec 1 from Pierce Fenner & Smith lnc
vig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
N°v. 9 for the purchase of $92,000
election 1957, series C bonds,
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec, 1
Federal
N.
...
&
bacher
Co., Rand
&
■tetvTtU
ir mif
■
52
to The
(1656)
Bank
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of America
N.
T.
&
S.
A., of San Francisco, and As¬
sociates, as 3M>s, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 3.42%.
,Westminster School Dist., Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
fered
gal
$147,000
40,000
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
CONNECTICUT
Sale —An
660,000
Oct.
school
12
issue
bonds
sold to
was
of
$1,-
offered
a
on
group com¬
posed
of The First Boston Corp.,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
and the American Securities
3.85s,
as
basis
of
at
price
a
about
Corp.,
100.32, a
of
3.81%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov.
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. In¬
terest
Day,
M-N.
Legality approved by
Berry & Howard, of Hart¬
ford.
Danielson, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $114,000 sewer
bonds offered on Sept. 26—v. 192,
p.
1244—were awarded to The
Connecticut Bank & Trust
Co., of
Hartford,
as
100.009,
basis of about 2.99%.
a
3s,
at
price
a
of
FLORIDA
Dade
County (P. O. Miami), Fla.
Bond
Sale Cancelled—The pro¬
posed sale of $46,000,000 highway
offered
bonds
p.
18—v>
192,
1348—has been cancelled. The
bonds
near
will
Bond
ited
—v.
be
reoffered
in
the
future.
Marion
to
Oct.
on
County (P. O. Ocala), Fla.
Sale—The
tax bonds
192,
p.
$2,200,000 lim¬
offered
Oct.
on
1444—were
18
awarded
syndicate headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., as 5s, 4s and 3%s, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
a
syndicate
were as follows: Ira
Haupt & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., J. C. Bradford
&
Co., Dominick & Dominick,
Tripp
&
Co., Inc., Herbert J.
Sims & Co., Inc., Field, Richards
& Co., Fox, Reusch &
Co., Inc.,
Interstate
Corp., Juran
Moody, Inc., and W. J. Mere¬
dith & Co., Inc.
Bond
utilities
from
able
Aug. 1
on
to 1990 inclusive. Call¬
of
Aug. 1, 1976. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Irving Trust Co., in New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
as
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
on
bids until 2:30 p.m.
(MST) on Nov.
3
for
the
purchase
of
$82,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Idaho
Bank
192,
to
p.
a
Morgan
Guar¬
anty
of New York,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
F. S.
Smithers & Co., Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
Fahnestock & Co., Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day, G. H. Walker
&
&
pay¬
Co.,
of
Talbot,
Pohl
&
Co., Inc., Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., Yates, Heitner
& Woods, and
Schaffer, Necker &
Co.
Du
Page County Forest Preserve
District (P. O. Wheaton), III.
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 for¬
est
bonds
192,
offered
at
Trust
Oct.
on
Co.,
est cost of about
$500,000
2.84%,
21/izs.
as
net inter¬
a
follows:
as
Due
on
Nov.
1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
500,000
offered
sewer
revenue
bonds
Sept. 30 was sold to
J. A. Hogle &
Co., and Lincoln
Ure & Co., jointly, as 5s.
on
ILLINOIS
Berwyn, III.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$342,000
public library building bonds of¬
inclusive.
Due
on
Dec.
Dec.
1
1,
to
3s.
as
Due
Nov.
on
1
purchase
of
1, 1960. Due
to
1980
Interest
bonds
revenue
Oct.
5
—
awarded
Co., at
8
obligation
offered
$458,000
offered
on
(CDST) on Oct. 27
for the purchase of
$374,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1960.
Due
1972
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
1
from
1962
to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at any bank
trust
or
on
company
designated
by
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
and
Grundy
im¬
to
192,
The
cago,
Continental
at
on
1348—were
p.
Bank
&
20,000
offered
on
Oct.
1348—were
13
6
awarded
Illinois
Na¬
Trust
a
as
to
3%s.
1971
to
3.90s.
as
from
about
3V4S.
1961
as
from
of
1976
to
Due
1970
Due
1975
Due
1979
3.60%,
on
as
Dec.
1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
20,000
by
to
John
a
&
of
about
860,000
1964
1971
1,115,000
from
Other
to
3%s.
as
from
cate
4y2S.
as
from
3.77%,
as
to
Due
on
1970
inclusive.
to
members
as
Jan.
Due
on
1976
1
1981
of
Jan.
on
Jan.
1
follows:
1
Counties
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
Carleton D.
&
William
Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Collett
&
Co., Inc., First of Michigan
Corp., and Channer Newman Se¬
1
Sale—An
issue
sold
to
Mr.
of
$5,000
a
Oct. 3
was
James R. Fleming, of
Fort Wayne, as
100.10,
on
3y>s, at
a
price of
basis of about 3.45%.
Indianapolis Sanitary District,
Indiana
Bond
May
1965
Offering—Albert H. Los-
che, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
$690,000 sanitary district, third issue
85,000
May
on
bonds
1,
Community School
Kalona), Iowa
1960
to
the
City
Oct.
214,000
Oct.
11—v.
awarded
Housing
Agency,
and
to
Home
3s, at
as
192,
the
were
Finance
&
p.
gas
system
revenue
Oct.
on
$150,000
14—v.
1960
192,
Sale—The
Oct.
revenue
It—v.
awarded to
$750,000 school
bonds offered
on
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Graham-Conway
were
to
-
$395,000
school site and
building bonds of¬
fered on Sept. 26 was sold to a
&
Co.,
Secretary, will
bids
until
6
re¬
p.m.
March
on
from
1961
Legality
ap¬
1
Offerin g—Henry
G.
15, 1960.
or
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1990
to
Principal
interest payable at any bank
trust company designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
by Ropes, Best, Coolidge
Rugg, of Boston.
proved
&
Framingham, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$1,100,000 school
project loan act of 1948 bonds of¬
-
fered
Oct.
on
10—v.
awarded
of
C.
to
J.
192,
a
p.
group
Devine
1348
com¬
&
Co.*
Goodbody & Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., and Industrial National Bank,
of
of
Providence, as 3J/4S, at a price
100.399, a basis of about 3.20%.
Granby, Mass.
bonds
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1962
to 1986 inclusive. Callable as of
West Lafayette School City, Ind. \
May 1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
Bond Sale—The $70,000 school est (M-N)
payable at the First
building bonds offered on Sept. National Bank & Trust-Company,
Glas
1 for the purchase of $2,444,000 series G 1960 bonds. Dated
until
nue,
San-
Kees,
Nov.
Granby
$8,000,000 consol¬
educational building reve¬
series A bonds. Dated Nov.
Co.,
&
&
bids at room 919, 73 Tremont St.,
Boston, 8, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
idated
&
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
the purchase of
Ducournau
Co., and Dorsey & Co.
Bond
son,
Nov. 2 for
syndicate
Hattier
Gomperts, Chairman of the Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.
on
Dec. 1 from
on
1985 inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
&
(EST)
1
JSoston Metropolitan District, Mass.
Bros.
p.m.
Dec.
on
New Orleans.
posed
1
1
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
Pohl
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
Dec.
inclusive.
1982
follows:
Due
Inc.,
Boyce.
Due
to
3s. Due
to
1980
—were
Inc., Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, and Stein
on
inclusive.
Nov. 3 for the purchase
$525,258 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., The Ken¬
tucky Co., Magnus & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Co.,
1979
as
1.
Due
3.85s.
as
Dec.
on
on
the Bankers Bond Co.
&
15
b
1978
to
sealed
and
192,
p.
1445—were
syndicate headed by
a
1972
(CST)
1970
Owensboro, Ky.
Bond
3.77%,
a
to1971 inclusive.
District
Dec.
1445—were not sold.
Due
33/4S.
as
ceive
1960
1, 1960. Due on
1, 1988. Interest J-D. Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays
&
Fahey, of Louisville.
offered
Equitable
price of par,
(P. O. Bayou Vista), La.
bonds. Dated Oct.
bonds
syn¬
Bond Offering—Frank M. Lam¬
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 28
for
the
purchase
of
$150,000
natural
192,
a
the
a
3%s.
bert,
1960.
Benton, Ky.
Bond Offering — Frank
Dunn,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bonds Not Sold —The
*
St. Mary Parish Sewer Dist. No. 2
par.
revenue
11—v.
.
Schweikardt
of
system
by
Co., at
Inc.,
Dane
KENTUCKY
gas
1
inclusive.
Oct.
on
1963
as
ford,
1245
Federal
price of
a
1;
Nov.
on
1985
Other members of the
6
bonds
p.
Due
to
;
Nov.
(P. O. Luling), La.
as
1983
Co., of Kansas City.
on
on
inclusive.
follows:
334,000
National
revenue
Due
headed
from
Sisters of Mercy of Ft. Scott, Kan.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 student
dormitory
1
1982
to
offered
$196,000
Marshall County, Marysville Sch.
Bank & Trust
Nov^
on
net interest cost of about
a
as
District (P. O. Marysville), Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $745,000
on
3.85s.
1983
from
offered
Kees,
1977 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
256,000
to
&
1245—were awarded to
KANSAS
bonds
on
were1
—
The
inclu¬
1977
Due
to
1978
Securities
$650,000
to
3%s.
as
No. 1
p.
sold
offered
946
p.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 school
1969.
was
bonds
192,
St. Charles Parish School District
inclusive.
Due
-
1961
from
sold
:
1
Beh
from
1041—were
p.
Ducournau
as
from
sive.
Co.
school bonds offered
to
123,000
Co., and Becker
Cownie, Inc., jointly.
Due on
Nov.
offered
follows:
from
on May 1, 1966
''Vy//7
bonds
192,
v.
—
$242,000
3.96%,
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
syndi¬
Blair &
curities
$85,000
Dec.
inclusive.
the
as
District (P. O.
building
public
bonds
Sale—The $450,000 public
Sept. 21
dicate
Mid-Prairie
natural
inclusive.
3%s. Due
1977
were
follows:
as
1
price of par,
a
Due
3%s.
as
192, p.
syndi¬
Nuveen
Nov.
on
4s. Due
1968 and
San-
Opelousas, La.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
1
inclusive.
Menard, Cass and Sangamon
Community Unit Sch.
Dist. No. 201 (P. O. 311 South
Seventh Street, Petersburg), 111.
1961
as
—were
v.
—
awarded
headed
3—v.
Bond
issue of
41/4S.
and 1967.
■
Oct.
Due
offered
Bond
Co., of Chi¬
price of 100.019, a net
cost
$110,000
25,000
from
$80,000
road
improvement
1980 inclusive.
nurses
bonds
Oct.
Nov. 1 from
on
Co., at
as
&
awarded to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
from
bidder.
1960
1
follows:
$45,000
designated by the
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
170
Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered
tional
e:s
company
revenue
Sale—The
improvement
on
Nov.
on
Hattier
to
Maringouin, La.
Bond
follows:
as
net interest cost of about
a
-
school
utility
ford.
inclusive.
3V8S.
D. Beh
was
Township School District
(P. O. Marion), Ind.
(P. O. Seneca), III.
—v.
ton
trust
tric
Trust
street improvement bonds offered
on Oct. 1 were sold to The Carle-
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
1977 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at any bank or
Sale—The $2,500,000 elec¬
awarded
awarded
to
Bond
on
were
Due
Bond Sale—An
Oct.
Frankfort, Ind.
fered
Indianola, Iowa
gen¬
INDIANA
Oct. 12—v. 192, p. 1245—
192,
1965 inclusive.
1973
as
Co.
(P. O. Vinton), La.
group
3.05%,
from 1974 to
Grant
Counties
Community Sch. Dist. No.
Bond
-350,000
building
Salle
to
&
Sale—The
a
3s. Due
as
1966
& Co.,
Co., Weil Invest-
Dane
Northern
the
2%s.
as
395,000
on
waterworks
bonds
of
192,
group
$500,000 gen¬
obligation drainage bonds of¬
eral
sewer
10—v.
a
Kohlmeyer
Co., and
Bond
$970,000
Oct.
on
from 1961 to
192, p. 1348 — were
Barcus, Kindred &
price of par.
provement
H.
p.m.
$225,000
v.
Sale—The
offered
cost of about
to
a
Bond
Sale—The
6—v.
Calcasieu Gravity Drainage Dist.
Co., of Chicago, Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., and Quail & Co., at a
price of 100.00032, a net interest
1961
J-D.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 sewer¬
age
rnent
a
basis of about
a
1245—were awarded to
Pittsfield, III.
$525,000
Thomas
Mayhew, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
bonds
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
cost
Roselle), III.
—
Bond
$99,000
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
at
of
composed
Ladd Dinkins &
awarded
3y4S,
as
$500,000 school
Oct.
on
1245—were awarded to
p.
Dubuque, Iowa
composed
the
Co.,
Sale—-The
offered
No. 2
Co., and City Securities Corp., at
a price of
100.0025, a net interest
Page County School District
No. 12 (P. O.
Bond
Offering
&
bonds
3.22%.
F.
p.
for
1244—were
p.
Baxter
price of 100.322,
Harold
—
192,
—v.
1969.
26
cate
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
65,000
$123,000
1967
to
2.90s.
18—v.
Chicago,
of
price of 100.116,
a
from
Mackay, Idaho
on
Offering
1444—were awarded to The
p.
Northern
interest
and
Due
Bond
Independent
Community School District. Iowa
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 6
inclusive.
and
successful
follows:
Bond Sale—An issue of
1964
Parkieck, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct.
eral
Seattle-First National Bank,
Trust
water
to
1965
as
Bond
LOUISIANA
,Bossier Parish Sch. District No. 13
Des Moines
1
Seattle, Braun, Bosworth & Co.r
5—v. 192, p. 1348—were awarded
Inc., First National Bank, of Mem¬
to The Harris Trust & Savings
phis, Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlan¬
ta, Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Bank, of Chicago, at a price or
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, 100.17, a net interest cost of about
3.55%, as follows:
R. J.
Edwards, Inc., Kean, Taylor
& Co., King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc., $125,000 as 3s. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
180,000 as 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Fulton Reid
&
153,000 as 3%s. Due on Dec. 1
Co., Thomas & Co., Singer,
Deane
&
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
Scribner,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Will County School District No. 86
McDonald & "€61, 'Third National
(P. O. 153 S. Ottawa St.,
Bank in Nashville, National City
Joliet), III.
Bank, of Cleveland, Cunningham,
Bond
Offering—Linda Ander¬
Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Tilney son, Secretary of the Board of In¬
spectors, will receive sealed bids
& Co., Allison-Williams
Co., Balluntil 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 3
man &
Main, Coughlin & Co., Inc.,
the
purchase
of
Doll & Isphording, Inc., Garrett - for
$1,950,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
Bromfield & Co.,
Hannaford &
Co., in Burley. Legality approved
by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
Dec.
on
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Bros.,
Trust Co.,
Due
County School District
No. 70 (P. O. Peoria), III.
bonds
basis of about 3.48%.
—
the
B
Lexington. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
2.85%,
2%s.
as
1968
were
Offering
Vida Brower,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
at
90,000
1444
syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., as 3M>s, at a price of 100.1639,
'La
Heyburn, Idaho
able
Oct. 18—v.
Lehman
a
of
(P. O. Benton), La.
1961
from
$15,000,000
series
awarded
—were
par,
about
Peoria
The
—
of
192, p. 1244—were awarded
Lafayette National Bank,
IOWA
3s.
as
from
1
Chicago.
IDAHO
Bond
Sale
price of
a
cost
27—v.
follows:
as
1,
Dec.
on
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
Lafayette, as 2%s, at a price
100.14, a basis of about 2.59%.
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
offered
Du
certificates.
revenue
1961
of
Co., at
interest
145,000
Due
building,
Certificate Offering—M. M. Ze-
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due
curities
net
1972.
school
St. Cloud, Fla.
ber, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
1 for the purchase of
$1,000,000
The
of
$160,000
Dec.
on
to
Illinois
Securities
&
1
.
composed
of
Mullaney,
Wells, & Co., the Municipal Bond
Corp., and Channer Newman Se¬
group
Chicago Board of Education,
3.95%.
Other members of the
Dec.
on
Due
3%s.
as
from
*
Bond
3M>s.
as
155,000
a
Burlington and Harwinton Regional
School District No. 10 (P. O.
Collinsville), Conn.
Due
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
1971 and
$494,000 school
office.
3%s.
as
from
bonds: Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
sold to Bar-
was
price of par, a net interest cost
3.72%, as follows:
a
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 15
for the purchase of
11
of about
L. B. Wallace,
—
Oct.
on
Kindred & Co., and McDouand Condon, Inc., jointly, at
cus,
.
Bond
p.
Sale—The
school
offered
1349—were
$1,500,000
loan 1948
192,
project
on
Oct.
6—v.
awarded
to
a
syn^
dicate composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Harriman
Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and
at
Hayden, Stone & Co.,
a-price
of
about - 3:83%'.
.
100.53,
;
> ' '*•
#
a
as 3.90s,
basis of
.V"'-'*-"
Volume
5997
Number
192
Bond
Town
Offering—John A. Eaton,
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Street
Company, Munici¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Department,
Second Floor,
Street, Boston, until
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for
the purchase of $800,000 unlimited
& Trust
Bank
pal
111 IFranklin
(EDST) on Oct. 27 for the
purchase of $546,000 bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
11-a.m.
interest payable
and
at the State
Street Bank & Trust Company, in
Boston.
by
Palmer &
approved
Legality
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Massachusetts
(State of)
tax
general
obligation
building
and site bonds. Dated Oct.
Due
June
on
inclusive.
1
from
Callable
1, 1960.
1961
1986
to
of
June
1,
1970. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at any bank or trust compank designated by the successful
as
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
'
Bonds
Sold—The
Not
$69,500,-
000 various bonds offered
10—v.
192,
Oct.
on
1349—were not sold.
p.
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority,
Maple Ridge School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $198,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 3—
v.
192, p. 1142—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
Massachusetts
Michigan College of Mining and
;!Technology, Board of Control
(P. O. Houghton), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $1,400,000 apart¬
Reports Earnings—The Author¬
ity reports total revenues of $1,-
354,887 for the month of Septem¬
ber, as compared with $1,269,311
reported in the same month a
Operating expenses and
maintenance
were
$249,430,
as
compared to $231,563 last year.
ago.
year
The balance available for inter¬
•
est
charges
$1,105,456, compared to $1,037,748 in the
same month last year, an increase
amounted
vehicle
Passenger
September,
vehicle
commercial
and
was
For the
ed
months'
12
period end¬
Sept.
30, 1960, net earnings,
operating
expenses
and
after
Housing
and
Agency,
to
192,
the
Home
3V8S, at
as
1959
bonds
Federal
Bond
,
price of
Sale—The
$250,000 auto¬
1142
p.
Dated
&
June
from
1
awarded
were
—
Donald-Moore
to
Mc¬
each
the
month
the
year,
over
interest
covered
months
mainte¬
128.20% for
and
expenses
were
12
year
the funded debt, after
on
operating
nance,
this
month last
same
charges
of
ended
Sept.
1,
1960.
1961
to
1975
on
inclu-^
bidder.
Bond Sale—The
$170,000 county
jail limited tax bonds offered
Oct.
11
&
192,
v.
—
awarded
to
1349
p.
—
on
were
Kenower, MacArthur
Co.
Orleans School District No. 11,
Michigan
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$48,000
building bonds offered on
Oct. 12
was
sold to
Kenower, Mac-
Arthur & Co.
vine & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at any bank or trust
pay¬
pany
bidder.
Sudbury Water District, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
water
sold
was
as
3%s,
basis
offered
Geo.
to
at
Oct.
Port
Fogg &
of
Co.,
100.34, a
of about 3.70%.
Bond
Krenke,
Oct.
for
Road,
Battle Creek), Mich.
Offering
Rice,
sealed
(EST)
on
Clerk,
Township
ceive
Clayton
—
bids
will
until
8
R.
1961
to
1970
March 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
bank
(M-S) payable at any
trust company designed
or
approved
Miller,
by
Legality
Canfield,
—
Burdette Har¬
ris, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
24 for the
purchase of $310,000
general
obligation
storm
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-N) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
cipal and interest
Detroit.
;'
Bond Sale—An issue of $151,800
sanitary
"to
The
dock
sewer
special assessment
on
Branch
offered
192, p. 1349
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and the First
of Michigan Corporation, jointly,
at a price of 100.019, a net inter¬
est cost of about
$80,000
from
60,000
1961
360,000
as
June
June
inclusive.
June 1 from
on
>'■
inclusive.
1986
Rochester1 Community School Dist.,
Offering
limited tax bonds offered
13
192,
v.
—
Mary Anne
Beatty, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 31 for
the purchase of $1,600,000 building
and site bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960.
to
on
June
1
from
Callable.
1961
1986
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved bv Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
St. Clair School District, Mich.
Offering—C. B. Haas, Sec¬
retary of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EST)
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
from
Callable
on
Nov. 2 for the
pur¬
$1,325,000 school bonds.
1, 1960. Due
1963
to
1987
on
Sept.
Bank of
to
1349
p.
the
area
series
revenue,
D
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1, 1989. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-D)
National
payable
-
at
First
the
Bank, in Minneapolis.
approved by Hawkins,
Legality
Delafield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
North St. Paul,
Bond
Sale—The
Memphis.
Minn.
$125,000 water
system
on
on
Oct.
Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopprice of par, a net in¬
a
cost
$65,000
of
about
1961 to
3.50%,
as
Co.
Prentiss County Supervisor's Dist.
No. 1 (P.O.
1967
inclusive.
Due
3.30s.
as
Nov.
on
1
3V2S.
as
Due
Nov.
on
1 rial plant bonds offered
1
Owatonna, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until Nov.
15
for the
purchase of $400,000 sewage treat¬
ment bonds.
National Bank, of Memphis as 4V2S.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Scharff &
Jones,
Inc., Leland Speed Co., Cady &
Co., Inc., Harrington & Co., Hamp
Jones Co., Allen & Co., Alvis &
Co., Lewis & Co., M. A. Saunders
& Co., Inc., Southern Bond Co.,
Prentiss County
Bond
Sale
The
$85,000
im¬
provement 1960 bonds offered1
Woody & Heimerdinger.
Oct.'
Oct. 11—v.
on
awarded
—were
the
to
1446
p.
Allison-
Williams Co.
The
$805,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered on Oct. 11—v, 192,
p. 1446—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the Northwest¬
ern National Bank,
of Minneapo¬
lis, at a price of par, a net interest
—
cost of about
$210,000
3.73%,
Due
3.20s.
as
Due
3V2s.
as
225,000
on
Feb.
from
Due
Due
3.70s.
1981 to
on
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
Feb.
Due
on
Feb.
follows:
as
First
bonds
to
a
cost of about
$6,000
4.10%,
Aug.
on
1
3V2S.
as
Due
Aug.
on
1
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds offered
1246
15,000
4s.
as
1970 to
as
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
4.10s.
Due
on
were
—
until
1
1961
Oct.
receive
will
the
for
28
Co.,
sociates.
and
*
As¬
-
of
-Bond
Sale—The
sealed
bids
1961
Savings
4s, at a
Oct.
awarded
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
liams Co.
4—v.
to
The
-
on
of $2,4
to
inclusive.
1985
Wayne County, County School
Dist. (P. O. Waynesboro), Miss.
Offering—Colon C, Mills,
Clerk,
Chancery
receive
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $300,000
from
Due
bonds.
to
1961
Wiggins, Miss.
$80,000 watert
Sale—The
Bond
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 25
purchase of $15,000 airport
improvement
bonds.
Due
from
works improvement bonds
1962
Bank of Memphis.
to
1971
inclusive.
Oct.
on
4—v.
awarded
Clerk
sors,
2
of
the
Board
of
will receive sealed bids until
(CST) on Nov. 7 for the
purchase of $1,200,000 school
p.m.
from
1
1962
Principal
to
and
1981
bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
payable at
any
Louis.
National
Special Improvement
•
$284,000 special
improvement limited tax bonds
offered on Oct. 11—v. 192, p. 1349
—were
awarded to Grande & Co.
Great Falls, Mont.
in¬
interest
First
Bond Sale—The
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
March
offered
1349—were
District No. 418, Mont.
Bond Offering—T. F. Logan,
Jr.,
Supervi¬
p.
MONTANA
Bozeman
Mississippi
192,
The
to
Coahoma County, County School
District (P. O. Clarksdale),
" Bond Sale—The $50,000 water
and sewer bonds offered on Oct.
1246—were 4—v. 192, p. 1246—were awhrded
Allison
Wil- to The First National Bank, of
..."
"Memphis.
$40,000 corpooffered
on
bonds
192,
p.
purpose
(CST)
1980 inclusive.
Forest, Miss.
Isle, Minn.
a.m.
purchase
500,000 industrial bonds. Due from
Bond
Offering
—
Fred
L.
Hill,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(MST) on Oct.
31
for the purchase of $500,000
water
system revenue, series E
second lien bonds. Dated July 1,
City
Due
will
Clerk,
1960.
municipal gas revenue bonds of¬
on Aug.
10 was sold to The
Allison-Williams
inclusive.
1975
to
Washington County Supervisors
school
3
clusive.
fered
Phillip
Conerly, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $120,000
industrial plant bonds.
Due from
Bond Offering—T. C. Fox, City
National
$245,000
$45,000 school
Sept. 27—v. 192,
awarded to The
Tylertown, Miss.
Offering — Mrs.
Bond
Bond
Aug.
from 1976 to 1982 inclusive.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
First National Bank, of Memphis.
4
for the
Hawley, Minn.
Sale—The
sealed bids until 11
follows:
as
Due
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Clerk,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Shaughnessy
& Co.; Caldwell, Phillips
Co.; C. S. Ashmun Co.; WoodardElwood & Co., and Fergus Falls
National Bank, of Fergus Falls.
District, Miss.
Bond
&
3.10s.
as
20,000
1
Minneapolis;
AllisonWilliams
Co.; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Bond
composed
group
Prescott
MISSISSIPPI
1
Southern
Inc.,
offered
Clarksdale, Miss.
1
4V2s.
)7*upelo Municipal Separate School
1142—were
p.
as
Co.,
Bank, of
Memphis, Kroeze, McLarty & Co.,
Herman Bensdorf & Co., John R.
Nunnery
&
Co., and PhillipsGaltney & Co.
1,
1
from 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
Bank,
192,
Memphis,
jDistrict No. 3 (P. O. Greenville),
of
Mississippi
Co.; Kalman & 'V
Bond
Offering—A. D. Brooks,
Co., Inc., and Juran & Moody, Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest Chancery
Clerk, will receive
J.
1
1985 inclusive.
3.80s.
as
Nov.
on
$96,000 general
funding
6—v.
awarded
Other members of the syndicate
were
Oct.
40,000
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
as
170,000
on
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
100,000 as 3.60s.
Due
Sale—The
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
from
1
1966.
and
obligation
follows:
as
2.70s.
as
Bond
E.
Sale
Bond
Nov.
on
No. 883, Minn.
192,
Co.,
p.
Due
Rockford Independent School Dist.
$35,000 fire
equipment and improvement bonds
offered
price of par, a net
of about 2.78%, as
2V2S.
of
Inc., Leland Speed Co., Cady &
Co., Inc., Harrington & Co., Hamp
Jones Co., Allen & Co., Alvis &
Co., Lewis & Co., M. A. Saunders
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
The
—
on
p.
follows:
as
syndicate headed by the First
a
Natl. Bank
a
cost
$55,000
30,000
Brainerd, Minn.
Sale
192,
Hopwood, at
MINNESOTA
Bond
—
1349—were
awarded to a group composed of
J. M. Dain & Co.; Allison-Wil-*
liams Co., and Piper, Jaffray &
price of 100.01.
a
6—v.,
interest
Bond Sale—The $520,000 indus¬
trial plant bonds offered on Sept.
2,9—v. 192, p. 1246—were awarded
Union Planters National
Wing, Minn.
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Campbell,
&
Co.,
and
Walter,
jointly, at
Supervisor's Dists.
Nos. 1, 2 and 5 (P. O. Booneville),'
&
Red
'>
McCarty
building bonds offered on Oct. 5
—v.
192, p. 1245—were awarded
to Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.$
Sept.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Scharff & Jones,
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
&
$295,000 school
on
29-—v. 192, p. 1246—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
to
1
Goodbody
Sale—The
Booneville), Miss.
$655,000 indus-
Bond Sale—The
Nov. 1 from
on
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
a
}Vhiteford Agricultural Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ottawa Lake), Mich.
of¬
sold ot Lewis
Mississippi
Due
3s.
as
30,000
on
& Co., J. C. Bradford
Co., Tripp & Co., Inc., Rand &
Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Courts &
was
$350,000
bonds
revenue
Oct. 4
Memphis, Kroeze, McLarty & Co.,
Herman Bensdorf & Co., John R.
Nunnery
&
Co., and PhillipsGaltney & Co.
offered
1349—were
p.
follows:
follows: Ira Haupt & Co.,
Gibson, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
Union Planters National Bank, of
Bond
as
National
5
Other members of the syndicate
were
Aug. 18
on
First
awarded
to
a
group
composed
of
The
Allison-Williams Co.; J. M. Dain
bonds
192,
—v.
were
—
The
Port
p.m.
inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1975. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
as
4:30
30,000
Bond
p.m.
28
will
sell at pubile
(CST) on Oct.
$3,400,000
metropolitan
auction
syndicate headed by
F. S. Smithers & Co., as 5s, 3%s,
4, and 0s.
awarded to
from
—
sold
was
Bond
Michigan
Bond
hospital bonds offered
&
Bond Offering—A1 Hansen, City
Comptroller,
terest
Sale—The $2,500,000 De¬
Metropolitan Wayne County
airport
special facility revenue
(P. O. Bay Springs), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$125,000
fered
Minneapolis, Minn.
&
troit
100,000
Stone, of Detroit.
group
3.61%.
wood, at
Wayne County (P. Q. Detroit),
Michigan
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
<
as
&
a
revenue
1
a
Bank, of St. Paul, and the
Co., as 3.40s, at
price of par, a basis of about
1
inclusive.
on
1970
4s. Due
to
rate
County
Due
to
Jasper County supervisors Dists.
Allison-Williams
follows:
as
on
1966
to
1967
1971
Due
4V8S.
as
from
4.01%,
4V4S.
as
at any bank or trust company des¬
was
,.
to
awarded
to
53
tional
sports
Oct. 11—v.
on
—were
sold
Oct. 10
Bank,J of-Coldwater,
price of par.
designated
bidder. Legal¬
awarded
1246—were
composed of Juran & Moody, Inc.;
Kalman & Co., Inc.; Amercan Na¬
any
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing and site 1957, series II bonds
from
1
bonds offered
trust company designated
or
inclusive.
Cold water, Mich.
Offering
bank
Due
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
(M-S) payable at
Trenton School District, Mich.
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
on
by the successful bidder.
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
p.m.
Oct. 24 for the purchase
Due
receive
by the successful bidder. Legality
$82,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1960.
the
will
re¬
of
1,
31
7:30
E.
$765,000 bonds. Dated July 1,1960.
Due semi-anually from April
1,
1961 to Oct. 1, 1970. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at any
Battle Creek Township (P. O.
1125 West Territorial
Robert
—
City Clerk,
until
on
Bond
Principal
lFergus Falls Independent School
District No. 544, Minn.
/
Huron, Mich.
Offering
sealed bids
MICHIGAN
'
com¬
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
11
inclusive.
.
P.
price
a
$100,000
on
Dated
March 1 from
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1986 inclusive.
3.63%.
assessment
bonds.
on
successful
Dated
about
re¬
p.m.
trust company
or
the
by
1
1965
13—v. 192, p. 1445—were awarded
to a group composed of C. J. De-
Co., and Goodbody & Co., as 3.70s,
at a price of 100.6499, a basis of
1960
Due
and interest
bank
until
special
1965
Bond
school
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
project 1948 bonds offered on Oct.
to
D.
Oct. 24 for the purchase
Oct. 1, 1960.
1961
bids
main
water
designated by the successful
pany
1960.
.
on
$20,000
Oct.
Due
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
30,
Norwell, Mass.
(EST)
and
Co.
Branch), Mich.
of
sealed
of
George
Clerk, will
—
par.
mobile parking system II revenue
bonds offered on Sept. 27—v. 192,
result of the improvement
a
ceive
Finance
a
Offering
.
Township
Jones,
1142
p.
Legality approved by
maintenance, available for inter¬
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
est charges, were $10,111,637, an
Stone, of Detroit.
increase of $1,227,303,
or
13.8%
over
a
comparable period a year
Ogeman County (P. O. West
ago.
\
As
Bond
Maplewood, Minn.
Sale—The $460,000 bonds
offered
on
Sept. 26—v. 192, p.
Bond
Michigan
Muskegon, Mich.
revenue
year ago.
a
awarded
—were
June
7.2% from
up
in
6.8%
revenue
increased
1960,
revenue, series
offered on Oct. 10—v.
to
of 6.5%.
^
ment
(1657)
Summit Township (P. O. Jackson),
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Offering — Jack Baines,
Bond
receive
State
the
c/o
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Forest! Hills Public School District
Manchester, Massf
>
.
.
on
Jan.
1 from
1981 inclusive. Callable.
and
interest
1962 to
Principal
payable at the Har-*
ris Trust & Savings Bank, in
cago.
sey,
Chi¬
Legality approved by DorOwen,
WinaVirwyo*
Barber,
nf
Marquart
MinnMnnlis
&
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1658)
Great Falls
Special Improvement
District No. 991, Mont.
Cross, Newburger, Loeb & Co., J.
R.
Ross
&
Co., and MacBride,
$115,-
Miller & Co.
000 improvement bonds offered on
Oct. 10 was sold to Grande & Co.,
Middlesex
Bond
4.90s, at
as
issue
Sale—An
of
County (P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J.
price of 100.03.
a
Bond
Superior Special Improvement
Sale
—
The
The
—
$11,000 street
awarded
—were
to
a
group
Begis,
Bank, of New York, Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, of Chicago, and
the First Boston Corp., as 3.05s,
6s, at a price of par.
at
NEVADA
Bond
Sale —The
$130,000 mu¬
department facilities
limited tax bonds offered on Sept.
12—v.
192, p. 848—were awarded
to
Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford,
Inc., and Associates.
offered
Oct.
on
5—v.
192,
awarded to The
First National Bank, of Boston, as
1349
p.
3%s, at
of
were
—
price of 100.188,
a
about
a
of
basis
Bond
Offering—Wm.
Calla¬
T.
han, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 3 for
the purchase of $300,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1974 inclusive.
HAMPSHIRE
Londonderry School District, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $105,000 school
bonds
100.018,
New Mil ford School District, N.J.
fire
NEW
of
a
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Peoples Trust Com¬
pany of Berwin County, in Oradell.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
basis
3.73%.
Bond Sale—The
Saint Anselm
College of New
New
Hampshire
Sale —The
mitory
—
dor¬
revenue
Oct.
$842,000
17
awarded
v.
to
$6,920,000 water
11—v. 192,
p. 1246—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Phelps, Fenn &
Co., and Drexel & Co., taking $6,907,000, as 3.55s, at a price of
100.1923, a basis of about 3.52%.
bonds
Hampshire (P. O. Manchester),
Bond
price
to
Tinker National
The
East
—
Setauket,
bonds offered on
192, p. 1349 — were
the Federal Housing
offered
Oct.
on
Finance
Agency,
as
Other members of the syndicate
were
Oct. 18
Sale
The
—
of
Nov.
1
from
1961
to
on
Nov.
&
Oakland, N. J.
inclusive."
1968
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at The Broadway National
Bank, in Bayonne.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Sept.
$42,000
fire
28—v.
192,
McCarthy, of New York City.
$559,750 bonds
offered on Oct. 11—v. 192, p. 1350
—were
awarded to John J. Ryan
&
Co.,
Bond
Island, in Hunting¬
3.10s, at a price of par.
as
Oct.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
bonds
dicate
payable
Ocean County (P. O. Toms River),
New
Bond
—
11
v.
—
192,
awarded to The
p.
1349
—
a
a
price of
were
eral
Sale—The
$370,000
improvement
Oct.
bonds
5—v.
price of
par.
Oct.
Sale
—
The
$2,615,000
building bonds offered
10
2.30s, at
as
a
par.
Pascack
on
Bond Offering—Herbert Bogert,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
un¬
til 8 p.m.
192, p. 1142 — were
syndicate headed
by the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
Dated Nov.
New
York,
from
4s, at
a
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
First National
Bank, in
Park Ridge. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
—
awarded
about
v.
to
a
taking $2,614,000, as
price of 100.052, a basis of
3.99%.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Bankers Trust
were
Co., of New York, Fidelity Union
Trust
Co., of Newark, Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, B. J.
Van
Ingen & Co., Roosevelt
Cross, and Gregory & Sons.
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the
purchase of $540,000 school bonds.
192,
v.
bonds
p.
offered
on
Oct.
Sale—The $810,000 school
offered on Oct. 13—v. 192,
•*
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
were
Bond
Sale
—
The
bonds offered
on
$2,250,000
Oct.
17—
192, p. 1349—were awarded to
syndicate
headed
by Phelps,
tFenn,& Co., John Nuveen & Co.*,
v.
a
and
Boland,
Saffin,
Gordon
&
Sautter taking $2,247,000, as
4V8s,
a price of 100.139, a basis of
at.
about 4.11%.
.........
-•
„Other members of the syndicate
.were as follows: FideEtyr Union
Trust Co., of Newark, B. j; Van
Ingen & Co., J. B. Hanauej* & Co.,
Adams
&
Hinckley, Roosevelt &
sealed
awarded
Bank
The
to
&
1350
—
First
a
<—Wm.
G.
until
the
8 p.m.*
(EST)
on
school-
1, 1960. Due
on
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Co., Harold E. Wood
Co., E. J. Prescott & Co.,
Shaughnessy & Co., and Allison-
1,
Oct.
1960.
Howard
until
25
$455,000
for
2
the
bonds.
Due
on
r
Oct
192, p. 1446*
p.m.
•4962
—
Dated
June 1
Dec.
1,
1966
1, 1960.
1981
Due
pur¬
as¬
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N)
Principal and
Cincinnati.
^
■
.'
Avon Lake Local School District,
in¬
Ohio
payable at the First
to
1987
Bond
-inclusive." Princinal
Sale
—
The
$1,000,000
Washington St.), Ohio
Bond
-
(M-N) payable at the
Sale—The $40,000
;
village
Bank, in New hall improvement bonds offered
City. Legality approved by on Oct." 10—v. 192, p. 1351—were
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & awarded to McDonald & Co., as
Mitchell, of New York City.
3V2S, at a price of 100.72, a basis
Chase. Manhattan
.
Pinetops, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds offered on, Oct.
4—v.
to
192,
Vance
p.
1350—were awarded
Securities
Peeler
&
.about'4-.29%>
.
20,000
as
as
East Palestine, Ohio
*.
Bond
electric
Offering-—The
\
$600,000
system mortgage revenue
bonds
5^s.
d>.
~
The
follows:
4^4s. Due
as
of about 3.37%.
offered on Oct. 3—v. 192>
1354^-were -awarded to. a group
net interest cost of .composed of McDonald
&
Co,)
Corp., and J.
Co., jointly, at a
on
Due
1973 and 1974.
i.
the
waterworks
to
from
May Ifrorrr
awarded to The National Commer¬ ~1962-to 1972 inclusvive.
3.30s.
for
1
payable at
The Adelphi Banking Company,
in Adelphi. Legality approved by
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams,
of
Raleigh,
(EST) on Oct. 25
purchase of $50,000 santi-
(J-D)
were" $55,000
Co., of Albany,
$25,421
J.
re¬
noon
York
Lee
on
Nov.
on
of
until
sessment limited tax bonds. Dated
a.m.
•and interest
pur¬
bonds:* dfferedr >
cial Bank & Trust
as
(CST)
'
bids
—
J.
re¬
sealed
interest
Safe—The $41^)00"; villager price of par, a
v.
ceive
City. Legality approved by Reed, school improvement bonds of¬
fered on Oct." 11—v. 192, p. 1351—
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
were
awarded
to
a
New York City.
syndicate
headed
by McDonald & Co., as
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
33/4s, at a price of 101.083, a basis
Charlotte), N. C.
of about 3.62%.
Bond Offering
W. E. EasterOther members of the syndicate
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ were as follows:
Field, Richards &
ernment Commission, will receive
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh, Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.;
Ryan,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 1 for
Sutherland
&
Co.,
and
Com¬
the purchase of $5,000,000 school
merce Trust
Co., of Kansas City.
building, series A bonds.. Dated
Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Mav 1 from
Chagrin Falls (P. O. 21 West
Dated
March 1
improvement
13*—
Adelphi, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Francis
Bowsher, Village Clerk, will
Bank, in
Legality approved
bonds.
VV
OHIO
Prin¬
National City Bank, of New York
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Bond
Williams Co.
and
terest
1961 to 1992 inclusive. Prin¬
*
Oct. 25 for
Commission, will receive
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
&
to
1977
as
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Valley Union Trust
Co., in Rochester. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
De-
Ndwl for
purchase of $317,000
bonds. Dated Feb.
on
—
bids
sealed
of
on
1987 inclusive.
on
1
1978 inclusive.
Inc.,
1962
sewer
Nov. 1
Nov.
J. M. Dain &
Nov.
1960. Due
on
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Juran & Moody,
Chase Manhattan
11
on
Due
4s. Due
as
Bond, Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
until
Due
1972 inclusive.
3.90s.
ernment
at the Genesee
..
Bond Offering
Offering
3.60s.
1
were
Madison, N. C.
Penfield, N.Y.
.
Young, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
180,000
chase
National
Co., of Corning,
price of par.
Bond
Sept.
Wayne Township School District'
(P. O.Wayne), N.J.
the
as
from 1973 to
W. E. Easter-
—
Carthy, of New York City..
were
Trust
3.70s, at
from
1,.. 1960.
1962 to
as
from 1968 to
350,000
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Painted Post, N. Y.
ler, City Comptroller, will receive
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $10,875,000 various bonds.-Dated Dec.
235,000
North
of
New York City.
Co., Inc., and W. H. Mor¬
(EDST)
on
of
Oct.
on
syndicate headed by Kalman
Co., Inc., as follows:
a
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
from
Bond Sale—The $206,000 sewage
treatment plant bonds offered on
chase
(EST)
Bank
and im¬
offered
4
$830,000 bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on May 1
ton & Co.
p.
$1,000,000
revenue
as 3.20s.
Due on Nov.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Commission, will receive
bids at his office in
Raleigh,
tary
Offering—Charles, J. Mil¬
a.m.
&
ernment
Cross, Marine Trust Co., of West¬
ern
New York, Buffalo, Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., First of Michigan
Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., Adams, Mc-
192,
The
—
sewer
17—v, 192, p. 1446—were awarded
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
for the
v.
Sale
provement bonds
&
National
were
ceive
sealed bids until 11
Bond
sealed bids at his office in
about 3.84%.
Trenton, N. J.
&
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
—
Legality approved by
Owen, Barber, Marquart
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Dorsey,
Hickory, N. C.
3.76%.
pay¬
com¬
$235,000
Morton
3.78%.
6
Principal and interest
any bank or trust
to
Bond Offering
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Roosevelt' &
Nov.
bidder.
Daniel Lewis & Co.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.80s,
at a price of 100.4599, a basis of
(CST) on Oct. 24
of $470,000 re¬
designated by the successful
Carolina, Charlotte, J. C. Wheat
& Co., Farwell, Chapman &
Co.,
McDonald-Moore & Co., and Mc-
-
Baker,
sealed
at
water and
Union
—
Tom
able
Co., MercantileSafe Deposit & Trust
Co., of Bal¬
timore, Roosevelt & Cross, First
Sale
The
$2,577,000
building bonds offered on
Oct.
18—v.
192, pi 1539—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
—
pany
delphia, Trust Co. of Georgia, At¬
lanta, American Securities Corp.,
school
as
improvement,
Dated
W. H.
lOrangetown Union Free Sch. Dist.
Callable
Jamestown, N. D.
the
Entee &
purchase
follows:
as
Dated
series M
1, 1960. Due
May 1 from 1961 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Northern
until 11
Bond
Offering
Co., of New York, Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Phila¬
delphia National Bank, of Phila¬
group
Frank, Town Supervisor, will
'
the
192,
syn¬
Chemical Bank New York Trust
192,
1350—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, as 3.85s,
a
price of 100.0705, a basis of
Bond
by
a
Stevenson
&
Co.,
and
Charles King & Co., as 3.80s, at a
price of 100.2199, a basis of anout
p.
5—• at
1246—were not sold.
a
headed
to
on
interest cost of about 3.18%.
Other members of the syndicate
-
Bacon,
Oct.
Bond
\Franklin Township School District
school
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Township School District
(P. O. Riverside), N. J.
&
Gloucester City Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bonds Not Sold—The
$1,885,000
1961
Riverside
bonds
school
1246—were awarded to
18—v.
awarded
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
about
Valley Regional High Sch.
Hillsdale), N. J.
Dist. (P. O.
(P. O. Prospect St., Caldwell),
New Jersey
Bond
gen¬
offered
192, p. 1350—were
awarded to The Peoples National
on
Burlington County
Holly, as 2.85s, Bank, of Lakewood,
Caldwell-West Caldwell Sch. Dist.
school
5—v.
the
bonds.
$2,860,000
Oct.
on
bonds.
DAKOTA
bids until 4 p.m.
Co., of Chicago, as 3s and
3V4S, at a price of 100.017, a net
)No. 8 (P. O. Pearl River), N. Y.
Jersey
Trust Co., of Mount
at
Oct.
on
Bond
Trust
Bank, in
Schenectady.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
offered
offered
1350—were
p.
The
in
Due on Nov. 1 from
City Auditor, will receive
Greensboro, N. C.
—
office
Bismarck, N. D.
for
Sale
revenue
1, 1960.
NORTH
of Winston-Salem, as
price of 100.01, a basis of
Bond
1961 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-S)
1
funding
p.m.
his
at
until
were
Co.,
a
Easter-
and
the
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., in
Raleigh. Legality approved by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Corp.,
—
E.
Nov.-1, 1965.
Principal
interest
(M-N)
payable at
about 3.24%.
re¬
Oct. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $45,000 fire bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on March 1
cipal and interest
1350
p.
1983 inclusive.
11 a.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of $750,-
$95,000 street
bonds
offered
on
192,
v.
—
3y4s, at
Fal¬
on
at the Mohawk National
4
Trust
Offering—Gerald T.
Boston
.
1
of
awarded to The Wachovia Bank &
(P. O. Scotia), N. Y.
Bond
bids
Sale—The
improvement
(jlenville Fire District No. 3
lows, District Treasurer, will
First
1
May
on
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
composed of
group
Due
Offering—W.
airport
Nov.
were
—
Asheboro, N. C.
awarded to The Security National
at
Burlington County (P. O. Mount
Holly), N. J.
Bond Sale
The $309,000 road
improvement bonds offered on
Oct.
3.85s, at a price of
basis of about 3.82%.
as
100.152,
a
1246
p.
000
NORTH CAROLINA
1246—were
p.
Bank of Long
p.
Sale—The
Bond
Nov.
on,
White, Weld & Co.
truck equipment bonds offered on
bonds
1, 1960. Due
to
Chicago,
and
—
Dated
192,
offered
The Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Bond
from
Bond
Raleigh,
bonds
v.
—
awarded
follows:
as
highway
May
on
inclusive.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 arte¬
rial
price
a
a
sealed
Brookhaven, Rocky Point Fire Dist.
(P. O. Rocky Point), N. Y.
ton,
100.52,
as
Utica, N. Y.
Greece, N. Y.
Hemphill, Noyes
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,094,& Co., First of Michigan
Corp.,
2%s, at a price of par.
Ira Haupt & Co., F. S. Smithers & 500 improvement 1960 bonds of¬
NEW JERSEY
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., fered on Oct. 13 was sold to a
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Bache syndicate headed by Kidder, Pea\Allamuchy Township School Dist.
& Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., W. H. body & Co., as 3.70s, at a price of
(P. O. Allamuchy), N. J.
Morton & Co., Inc., Braun, Bos- 100.609, a basis of about 3.64%.
Bond Sale
The $55,000 school
Other members of the syndicate
worth
&
Co., Inc., Newburger,
bonds offered on Oct. 6—v. 192,
Loeb & Co.,: Yarnall, Biddle & Co., were as follows: R. W. Pressprich
p. 1349 — were awarded to The
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City, & Co., Equitable Securities Corp.,
Peoples National Bank, of HackField, Richards & Co., Schaffer, Lee Higginson Corp., Kean, Tay¬
ettstown, as 2%s, at a price of par.
Necker & Co., J. W. Sparks & Co., lor & Co., Rand & Co., and GranDittmar
&
Bayonne, N. J.
Co., Thomas & _Co., bery, Marache & Co.
Bond Offering — John L. Lee, Mason-Hagan, Inc., Watling, LerMadison, Easton and Augusta
City Clerk, will receive sealed chen & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Nov. J. M. Dain & Co., Magnus & Co.,
(P.O. Madison), N. Y.
and
2
Peoples National Bank
of
for
the
purchase of $100,000
Bond Sale—The $495,000 school
general
improvement
bonds. Charlottesville.
Home
and
of
2V2s.
as
from 1980 to
to Bacon,
3.60s, at a
basis of about
Co.,
Due
1979
Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
3.53%.
Bank, of
2V4s, at
as
200,000
awarded
&
The
$38,000 fire
apparatus bonds offered on Oct. 6
—v.
192, p. 1350—were awarded
(EDST)
Newark, N. J.
1350—were
p.
of par.
Reno, Nev.
nicipal
price
a
about 3.04%.
Sale
1
Sale—The $101,000 school
offered on Oct. 5—v. 192,
bonds
YORK
4V4s.
as
from 1975 to
Bond
(P. O. Centereach), N. Y.
,
Bond
25,000
\(P. O. Holland Patent), New York
Brookhaven, Centereach Fire Dist.
com¬
posed
as
and Russia Central Sch. Dist. No.
Stevenson
of The First National City
improvement
bonds offered
on
Sept. 6 — v. 192, p. 848 — were
awarded to W. E.
Sears, of St.
NEW
Monday, October 24, 1960
.
Trenton, Remsen, Deerfield,
Marcy, Floyd, Steuben, Western
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the New Jersey Bank &
Trust Co., in Haledon.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
$2,000,000
county general improvement bonds
offered on Oct. 10—v. 192, p. 1246
District No. 7, Mont.
Bond
Sale
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
;
.
on
.
Company* ^ and Paine*
Webber, Jackson & -Curtis as fofc*
lows:
..
May
1,
,
Ohio-*
~F,-_
$295,000
from
•"I
as
3%s.
1963
to
•.
A
Due-on
1972
^
Dec.
inclusive.
i
Volume
192
Number
5997
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1659)
105,000
33,4s.
as
from
1973
200,000
1976
East
Bond
1
inclusive.
Sparta, Ohio
Sale—The
$11,000
construction
main
Dec.
on
1980
1
inclusive.
Due
to
Dec.
on
1975
3%s.
as
from
Due
to
water
limited
tax
offered on Oct. 13—v. 192,
1351—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., as 3%s, at a price of
100.145, a basis of about 3.71%.
Wintersville, Ohio
Franklin
No.
S
(P.
ceive
Clerk of the Board
Commissioners, will
sealed
bids
until
10
of
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 28 for the purchase
of
$40,300
special
assessment
(
tax
1960.
bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
Nov.'
Dated
1,
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
County (P. O. Toledo),
■
Ohio
ited
tax
offered
bonds
192,
to J. A. White &
Co.,
Oct.
on
1247—were
p.
as
6
awarded
3y4s.:
Medina County
Sewer Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Medina), Ohio
Bond
ward,
Offering
County
—
H.
Auditor,
ceive sealed bids until
Nov.
on
for
3
$135,000
B.
the
Wood¬
will re¬
(EST)
Dated
special assessment im¬
limited
tax
bonds.
Nov.
from
-
1,
1962
1960.
to
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1975
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at The Old Phoenix National
in
Bank,
Sale—An
proved
Medina.
Legality
Squire,
by
ap¬
Sanders
,-y>
of
Bond
Offering
$15,000
Beaver,
as
sell,
City
sealed
—
Bond
Offering—Wesley Kroeker, Clerk of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 24 for the
purchase of $35,000 school building bonds. Due from 1962 to 1973
inclusive.
_
.
-
.
'Delaware County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 34
(P-O. Delaware),
Bond
Offering — Freeman
Fletcher, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
for
24
will
until
school
1962
2
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
1967
sealed
receive
Offering
—
Geo. V.
Potts,
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
24 for the purchase of $120,000
general obligation improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
from
j
1962
to
inclu-
1976
principai and interest
at
the
pay-
&
Bank
Producers
Trust
Co., in Bradford. Legality
approved
by
McDowell,
McDowell, Wich & Daly, of Bradford,
Bridgeville, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$40,000 general
bonds offered on Oct.
192, p. 1351—were awarded
The Bridgeville Trust Co., of
obligation
4—v.
to
Bridgeville, as 33/4s, at a price of
100.25, a basis of.about 3.71%:
The
were
Milford Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Bond
District No. 4 (P. O.
.
to
a
192,
J.
A.
«
Bond
a
3.68%.
Bond Offering
Clerk
wood,
County
—
terest
ot'
Board
Commissioners,
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on Nov. 1 for the purchase of $1,243,000 limited tax bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1960.
1961 to 1981
Due on Dec. 1 from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity-approved by Peck;-. Shaffer &
'
!
Williams, of Cincinnati.
tax
p.
offered
on
1247—were
Oct.
•
11—v.
awarded
Co., Inc.,
a
to
as
basis
about 3.10%.
par,
about
of
as
1964
301,000
1966
43/4s.
and
a
Portnet in-
3.87%,
as
as
Due
on
Jan.
1,
3.60s. Due
33/4s.
as
1972.
304.000
to
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1970
trust
or
Due
1 from
Principai
interest payable
at any bank
designated by
company
^he successful bidder.
as
p0hl,
Legality ap-
Pittsburgh.
of
McCandless Township
Jan.
1,
on
Due
on
1,
Jan.
1
1976 inclusive.
3.90s.
Due
on
Jan.
1,
1978.
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank, of Chicago, William
Co.
Merrill
Blair
&
Eiei^'
Northwest Co
?i?er
Co., Atkinson
Lynch,
I?J
Dean
n
t
(P. O.
w-+''
Wit-
$250,000 gen¬
obligation township bonds of-
fered on Sept. 26—v. 192, p. 1247
awarded to
a~ group
com-
posed
of
Stroud
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Moore,
Leonard & Lynch'; Blair & Co.,
Inc., and H. J. Steele & Co., as
4s»
100-368,
a
a
basis
about 3.96%.
Sale_The
$875,000 school
obligation
general
offered
limited
Qct
on
13_v.
tax
192,
.
•
Berkley Rd. and Overlook
Blvd.), Ohio
Sale—The $5,400 special
assessment water line limited tax
to~ltte^Fxret1 National6 Baifk'of
Oregon, Portland, and Associates.
\Port of Portland (P. O. Box 4099,
bonds
offered
on
Oct.
10—v.
192,
Bond
000
Sale—An
port,
Oct.
p.
1247—were awarded to Magnus
on
&
Co.
headed
1
-6*.
10
series
was
by
issue of $2,000,-
C
bonds
sold to
the
a
Harris
offered
syndicate
Trust
&
Nov.
on
3%s. Due
1972 to
3,740,000
as
on
from
20,000
1974 inclusive.
3.90s. Due
on
Nov. 1
as 4s.
Due on Nov.
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
4,475,000
as
4.10s. Due
from 1987 to
4,768,000
as
on
Nov.
Bond
4.20s. Due
on
Nov.
as
3x/2S. Due
on
Nov. 1,
and 1999.
as
Is. Due
Nov. 1, 2000
Other members of the
syndicate
as follows:
awarded
burg
1973
inclusive.
on
Nov. 1, 1974
& Co., Blyth &
Co., Inc., Lehman Bros., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen &
Co., White, Weld & Co., Equitable
Securities Corp., Alex. Brown &
Sons, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Carl
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., WerCo., Lee Higginson Corp.,
F. S. Moseley &
Co., Stroud & Co.,
Inc., Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.,
M.
theim &
1
.
j
The
$110,000 gen¬
bonds offered on
192,
v
First
Strouds¬
Bank, of Strouds¬
3Y4s, at
as
*
1247—were'
p.
the
National
burg,
price of par.
a
»
Uniontown, Pa.
'
Bond
Offering — E. H. Baker,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
1
for the purchase
of
$100,000
general obligation
Nov. 1, 1960. Due
1963
to
1982
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Legality
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
PUERTO RICO
Barney
Dominick
to
—
to
were
Smith
1
Nov.
Township (P.O.
Sale
approved
on
Nov.
Due
3s.
5—v.
City
1
1
on
obligation
Oct.
1
1
Nov.
Stroudsburg), Pa.
V
1992 inclusive.
on
1975.
Stroud
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
2,400,000
inclusive.
Due
1971
as
and
eral
Nov.. 1
on
1965
Due
23/4s.
as
.
1,
Puerto Rico
Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority, P. R.
Reports August
Revenues—The
Authority recorded total revenues
of
$836,466, for the month of
August compared with $863,549, in
August of 1959, according to Juan
Labadie
Eurite,
Executive
Di¬
rector
of
For
the
the
12
Authority.
months
ended
&
Aug.
Dominick, W. E. 31, 1960, total revenues amounted
Shearson, Hammill to $9,919,419, against $8,949,888, in
&
Co., Reynolds & Co., Bacon, the
corresponding
period
last
Whipple & Co., Hallgarten & Co., year.
Schaffer, Necker & Co., A. G.
The Government
Development
Becker & ,Co.,.lnCi.^A.merican^SerBank
for Puerto
Rico
is
fiscal
curities Corp., Wood, Struthers &'
agent for the Authority.
Co., First of ■ Michigan Corpora¬
280,000
3s.
as
from
330,000
Due
on
Nov.
1
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
as
from
90,000
as
Due
to
1986
inclusive.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
3s.
1987 to
1989
on
inclusive.
*
Co., Estabrook & Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Tuck¬
er, Anthony & R. L. Day, Julien
''Puerto Rico Water Resources
Authority, P. R.
Stevenson &
Reports
Total
Rafael
rector
742,067
Nov.
1
V.
the
31, 1960,
totaled
&
Co., A. E. Masten &
12
Authority.
months
ended
Aug.
revenues of the
Authority
$42,790,486 against $37,in the comparable
12-
month period a year ago.
The
Jenks,
Authority
Urrutia, Executive Di¬
the
of
For
Co., Inc.,
Sulzberger,
Revenues—
the
August, 1960 amounted to $3,833,366 compared with $3,422,675
in
August,
1959
according
to
Boyce, Ernst & Co., Cooley & Co., Stern, Lauer & Co.,
W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., Allan
Blair & Co.,
Newburger, Loeb &
Hallowell,
of
in
Bros. &
Kirkland
Increased
revenues
Collins & Co., Granbery, Marache
& Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., Stein
Government
Bank
for
Puerto
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Authority.
Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley &
Co., Inc., Bioren & Co., Johnston,
RHODE
ISLAND
Lemon & Co.,
Wallace, Geruldsen
& Co., John Small &
Co., Inc.,
JJohnston (P. O. Providence), R. I.
Green, Ellis & A,nderson, Tripp &
Town
Co.,
Bond
Offering
Percy Berry,
will
receive
—
Treasurer,
Inc., J. W. Sparks & Co.,
Granger & Co., Newhard, Cook &
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
sealed bids c/o the Trust Dept. of
of the Industrial National
Bank,
Inc., Stern Brothers
Watts & Co.,
until
& Co.,
Baker,
Leeds
&
Co., Field,
Co., Laird, Bissell &
IVJeed's, Hayden, Miller & Co.,
First Southwest Co.,
Folger, No¬
lan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Inc., Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Woodcock,
Moyer,
Fricke & French,
Inc., Robert h.
Whittaker
&
Co.,
Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Lyons
&
Shafto, Inc.,
&
Noel & Co., Pohl
& Co., Inc., A. G. Edwards &
Sons,
Shannon & Co., Zahner and Com¬
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
King & Co., Tuller &
Z'ucker, Kormendi & Co., Inc.,
pany,
Charles
William S. Morris & Co.
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Johnson & Johnson,
Boenning & Co., Mackall & Coe,
Robert Garrett & Sons, McMaster
Hutchinson & Co., Mead, Miller &
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., D. A.
& Co., Evans &
Co., Inc.,
and
Byrd Brothers.1
Ridley Township School District
(P. O. Folsom), Pa.
Bond
eral
Oct.
Sale —The
obligation
3
—
v.
$185,000
bonds
192,
p.
gen¬
offered
1351
100
Westminster
St., Providence,
(EDST) on Oct. 25
for the purchase of $425,000 school
11
a.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1960. Due on
Oct. 15 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
—
on
were
of
Dodge,
Boston.
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Converse
College, Board of
Trustees, Spartanburg, S. C.
Bond
michael,
of
Offering
President
Trustees,
bids
27
until
for
to
Car-
Board
will
a.m.
revenue
May 1, 1960. Due
1963
C.
the
receive sealed
(EST) on Oct.
purchase of $250,000
11
the
dormitory
—
of
2000
bonds.
on
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by
J. B. Hanauer &
"
3Vss.
1976
tion, Roosevelt & Cross,.vRand £&
Co., Barr Brothers & Co., Bacon,
Pincus
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Portland 8), Ore.
Bond
30,000
1
Van Alstyne,
Norristown School District, Pa.
Rond
bonds
&
1970 inclusive.
4.60s. Due
as
Bartow,
Co., June
p
i35i_were awarded to a group
S. Jones & Co., Chas. N. Tripp &
Springfield, Ohio
comp0sed Gf Harriman Ripley &
Co., Blankenship, Gould & BlakeBond Sale—The $160,262 special
Cq^ Jnc . Butcher & sherrerd;
ly, Inc., and
ess & M
au
assessment limited tax bonds of¬
Janney, Dulles & Battles, and Mcfered on Oct. 3—v. 192, p. 1247—
Nyssa, Ore.
Junkin, Patton & Co., at a price
were av/arded to Braun, Bosworth
Bond Sale—The $232,300 general of
100.25, a net interest cost of
& Co., Inc., as 3s, at a price of obligation bonds offered on Sept. about
3.20%, as follows:
100.695, a basis of about 2.87%.
Vermilion-On-The-Lake (P. O.
from
Richards
Sale—The
Bond
eral
3.80s.
and
as
&
were
as
152,000
&
1960>
Pittsburgh 37), Pa.
Jan.
on
Due
from 1973 to
ter
i
1961
and
1 from
1970 and 1971.
76,000
Pacific
Nov
1965.
as 4s. Due on Jan.
to 1969 inclusive.
152,000
were
Man-
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
$l,13o,000 2g for the purchase of $100,000
Oct. 12
improvement bonds.
Dated
Oregon,
of
Clair
Offering—J.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
1977
$56,000 special
improvement limited
Braun, Bosworth &
3x/4s, at a price of 100.755,
of
cost
$150,000
Sale—The
bonds
192,
Jeannette, Pa.
sori)
follows:
Port Clinton, Ohio
Bond
of
Nov.
on
Due
to
2x£s.
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
syn¬
Co., C. F. Childs & Co., Penington, Colket & Co., King, Quirk &
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh,
Bond
Roseburg),
The
—
price
a
inclusive.
and interest
assessments
Na-
Portland.
°regST,
Bank
land, at
Joseph Green¬
the
of
,
Sale
National
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
i
First
awarded
33/4s, at school bonds offered on
basis of about v. 192, p. 1247—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by the First
p. 1247—were
White & Co., as
price of 100.631,
The
of Oregon,
Bank
Douglas County, Roseburg School
Sale—The
$336,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 4
—v.
to
awarded
tional
Due
follows:
as
Hutton & Co.,
$5,800
inclusive.
a
&
1971.
1,095,000
layb
Secretary of the Board of Super-
Dec
1961 to
as
412,000
Liberty National
Bank
&
Indiana, Pa.
son,
Village Clerk, will receive Trust Co., Oklahoma City, and
Bond Offering — George Shea,
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Evan L. Davis, jointly.
Borough Secretary, will receive
Oct! 31 for the purchase of $10,000
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
OREGON
general
obligation
improvement
on
Oct. 25 for the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1960.
Due
Dalles City (P. O. The Dalles),
$750,000 general obligation bonds.
on
Oct. 15 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Oregon
Due on Nov.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Bond Sale—The $51,000 twenty- 1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
(A-O) payable at the Farmers & sixth bluff
improvement bonds of- Callable as of Nov. 1, 1970. LegalMerchants Bank, in Milford
fered on Oct. 3—v. 192, p. 1351— ity approved by Burgwin, Ruffin,
;
from
335,000
6s.
as
1,410,000
Township (P. O.
Bradford), Pa.
Bond
Drexel
from 1993 to 1997 inclusive.
Bradford
Due from
Marlow, Okla.
Center.
$2,665,000
series F bonds.
provement,
by
follows:
as
14 for the
Nov.
Oct.
on
of
building bonds.
to
until
able
°kla'
bids
will
Recorder,
bids
headed
Street
at a
net interest cost of
a
1961
as
Broad
Philadelphia,
2x/4s.
as
from
net interest cost of about 4.06%
a
.
sive
^le «he $225,0J?.0 electric
I'l" 50n?oS„?ie.le±0n°C}^f-7192, p.
1247—were awarded to
John¬
,
par.
v
Libbie
„
purchase of $121,000 Bancroft Im-
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. El Reno), Okla.
'No. 57
&
%<:■ °-
,'>fu
city im,
PENNSYLVANIA
Canadian
Dempsefoqof Cleveland.
Milford
,r
Bond Offering—William E. Man-
issue
price of
a
of
provement
,
50,000
1247—were awarded to
The
of
2.36%,
$85,000
Co.,
Ripley & Co., Inc., the
First Boston Corp., and
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., at a price of 98.00,
wil1 be reoffered in the near future.,
♦!',
'• \
"
fire fighting equipment bonds offered on Oct. 5 was sold to The
noon
purchase
,
,
Beaver, Okla.
4x/4s, at
$15,760 special
supply line lim¬
assessment water
—v.
of
Dated
Sale—The $7,888
Bond
about
The $21,300,000
—
to
Co.
price of par,
Harriman
..
Bond
offered
p.
PJ'ovem®"t
otfered on °ct;
19i
awarded
^lrfi National Bank of
Oregon, Portland.,,
•
Sale—The
Bond
Nov. 2
$1,960,000
First National Bank, of
Lucas
Cleveland,
Trust
revenue,
series
C
on Oct.
19—v. 192,
lease
bonds
Prineville, Ore.
But¬
on
OKLAHOMA
inclusive.
1971
school
Dec. 1, 1960.
D,ue,on P£c,;l from 1962 to, 1980.
inclusive. Principal and interest
'
Springfield, Ore. ^
(J-D) payable at the Dollar SavBonds Not gold—The $121,000
ings & Trust Co., in Youngstown.
Bancroft
improvement, series F
Legality approved by Squire, San- bonds offered 0n
Oct. 10—v. 192,
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
p
1351_were not sold. The bonds
1 from 1962 to
terest
(EST)
purchase
improvement No. 672 linW
sewer
ited
the
school bonds.
bondOff^irig1-—' Eldon vH::
Brown,
County
I.
ler, City Clerk, will receive sealed
for
O.
Columbus), Ohio
BondSale
dicate
Offering—jMearl
Bond
awarded
Building Authority (P. O. 101
,tSouth 25th St., Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
Ohio
bids until 1 p.m.
Sewer District,
Pennsylvania State Public School
a
National City Bank, of
and Hess & McFaul.
Youngstown City School District,
p.
County
3y2s,
as
price of -1Q2.479, a basis of
assessment
about 3.26%.
1
tax bonds offered on Sept. 30—v.
other membersi of the syndicate
192, p. 1247—were awarded to The were as follows. Chase Manhattan
Ohio Company, as 3 V) s, at a price Bank, Bankers Trust Co., both of
of 100.70, a basis of about 3.36%. New York, Bmr BrottH* & Co.,
$129,600 special
improvement limited
bonds
Franklin
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Bond Sale—The
55
Sink-
ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
ton.
New Ellenton, S. C.
Bond
Offering — C. H. Shaw,
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Nov. 1 for
the
purchase of $72,000 water¬
works refunding and improvement
Mayor,
revenue,
Dec.
series B
1, 1959. Due
1961 to
of Dec.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
1991 inclusive. Callable
as
1, 1969. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1660)
168,000
TEXAS
4s.
as
Due
.
Aug.
on
1
(Cedar Hill Independent School
District, Texas
VIRGINIA
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Leesburg),
Virginia Bond
Sale—The $115,000
gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
building, series 1960
bonds was sold to The Metropol¬
itan Dallas Corp., as 4s and 4y4S.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1988 inclusive.
In¬
bonds offered
1448
p.
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
& Horton, of Dallas.
Oct.
on
11—v.
192,
Purcellville
from
payable
the
office.
-
proved
Burcham
by
Spokane.
in¬
County
Legality
&
ap¬
Blair,
•
.
1980
and ^interest
at
Treasurer's
Sale
waterworks
The
—
and
$4,000,000
sanitary
sewer
system revenue bonds offered on
Octy
17—v.
awarded to
composed of Edward G. Webb
192, p. 1448—were
syndicate headed by
a
Shields & Co., and Glore, Forgan
& Co.
'•
•
...
*
>
Other members of the
were
syndicate
Bache
&
Co.,
follows:
as
Everett),
440,000
Rockingham County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
ginson Corp., First of Michigan
Corp., J. A. Hogle & Co., Tilney &
Co., and Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
"
unlimited
Co., and Wyllie & Thornhill, jointly, at a price of 103.21..
WASHINGTON
Clark
bonds
Bond
Sale —The
192,
National
Bank,
and
Almon
of about
$165,000
$346,000
Fort
Due
182,000
June
on
195,000
3*4s.
as
from
Due
3M>s.
as
'
3s.
as
Due
as
Due
Oct.
on
3.10s.
Due
3Y4S.
as
Due
on
Oct. 1,
Oct.
1,
Due
June
on
1
231,000
bonds
*
$3,000,000
offered
1350—were
Oct.
on
as
1972
,
reve¬
3.30s.
Due
6—v.
awarded to
Oct. 1,
on
cate
on
Oct.
1,
Due
on
Oct.
1,
1973.
and
Other
...
Due
3V2S.
as
1974
a
3.40s.
and
521,000
1975.
members
were
of
the
follows:
as
syndi¬
National
Commerce, of Seattle;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.,
Co., Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc., Dittmar
&
Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Kenower,
Stern
&
Nederland, Texas
;
Sale—The $950,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 14—v. 192,
:i
and
Sale—The $325,000 water
sewer
tax bonds offered on
Oct.
6
to
follows:
$55,000
•
from
from
194.000
4.08%,
March
on
1971
Due
Due
March
on
price of
a
Sale
Committee,
'
par.
—
Sept. 21—v. 192,
on
awarded
—were
''»•
■
V.
Wisconsin
Offering—Joe
B. Ward,
Clerk, will receive seajed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
31 for the purchase of $725,000
District
corporate
Nov. 1,
1961
to
The
1044
p.
National
inclusive.
—
awarded
v.
Legality
approved
by
Herriott & Clemons, of
Milwaukee.
Big Horn County School District *
No. 3 (P. O. Lovell), Wyo.
Bond Offering — George Tip¬
pets, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (MST)
on
Nov.
3
for
the
purchase of
$546,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
to
a
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Daw¬
son,
Nagel,_ Sherman & Howard,
offered
1144
—
on
$192,000
composed
of
v.
as
4s.
as
Due
140,000
from
1961
as
Aug.
1
to 1967 inclusive.
3%s.
Due
on
Aug.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Due
as
3%s.
as
3%s.
p.
Nov.
on
Nov.
on
Due
Nov.
on
Due
on
Nov.
at
a
Cities,
Village, and Brook-
field Town Union Free Sch.
District No. 1
(P.O.
Brookfield), Wis.
Marieviile, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school bonds offered
trial
loan
3—v.
the
Northern
NOVA SCOTIA
192, p. 1248—were awarded
to
Trust
Co.,
of Chi¬
as 3y2s.
Dub on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
$1,450,000
3.70s.
Due
on
000 city bonds offered
was
sold to
Herriott
Clemons,
kee.
of
Milwau-
V
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Inc.,
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., The
Milwaukee
&
Co.,
Canada,
Eastern
Oct. 5—
price of
to
Committee,
a&
par.
Robert
County, Bickleton School
28
was
sold to
Co., Ltd.,
on Oct. 3
1248—were awarded
to Oscar Dube & Co., Inc., as 5s,
at a price of 98.08, a basis of about
192,
—v.
Goldendale), Wash.
.
nan;
ceive
...
(
Repentigny Sch. Commission, Que.
Bond
iBrown County (P. O. Green Bay),
Offering—Mabel M. Gui-
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
2
re¬
p.m.
Sale—The
wil
Bond
Sale
improvement
Oct.
11
—
group
composed
of
Trust
Co., of Chi¬
cago, Blyth & Co., Inc., Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc., and The Mil¬
waukee Co., at a price of 100.035,
net interest cost of about
3.17%,
follows:
to
as
until. 8
Due
1971
*3V4S.
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due on May 1
from 1972 to 1980 inclusive.
Nov. 1
Prin¬
payable
the loan procedure.
,
Rimouski-East, Que.
Bond
duct
Sale
and
Oct., 4
—
.
The $30,000
aque¬
bonds offered
sewer
on
192, p. 1248 — were
awarded
to
Belanger, Inc., and
Provincial Bank of Canada, joint¬
ly, as 5s, at a price of 99.27.
v.
—
St. Bruno School Commission,
Bond Sale—The
on
Que.
$204,000 school
Oct.
12—v.
1448—were awarded to
192,
a group
composed of Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.,' Ltd., La Maison
Ltd.,
and
Dominion
Corp., Ltd., as
price of 97.16.
awarded
Bank
to
of
a
Robert &
Laurnet-de-Matapedia School
—
on
will
p.m
composed
group
of
Co., Ltd.; the Royal
Canada,- and Geoffrion,
Gelinas, Inc., as 5s, at a
$35,000
Oct. 10
on
1448—were
&
receive
—
awarded
Co.,
Ltd.,
as
to
192,
J.
5s,
at
F.
a
Boucherville, Que.
The $196,000 town
Sale
Oct.
11
—
—
192,
v.
to
bonds
offered
1448
p.
The
—
Provincial
on
were
Bank
of Canada.
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
1
from
1961
at
all
branches
will
receive
(EST)
of
ment
Due
on
Pro¬
8
$65,000 village improve¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1980
Province
of
mentioned
Quebec,
in the
of
loan
the
pro¬
Warwick, Que.
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
from
until
cedure.
Nov.
Principal
(M-N) payable at all
bids
Nov. 1 for the pur¬
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
ous
Nov. 1
the
inclusive.
fered
on
in
bonds.
improvement
Dated
sealed
on
chase
bank
Adolphe Roy,
inclusive.
inclusive.
Shawbridge, Que.
city
1980
1980
to
Offering—Josaphat Guenette, Village Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
31
for the purchase of
$957,500
and interest
8
Bond
receive
bonds.
until
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
the
Charlesbourg, Que.
City
bids
on
p.m.
price of 98.07.
Bond
Louise
Treasurer,
Nov. 1 for the pur¬
chase
of
$83,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
school
v.
sealed
-
vince of Quebec, of the bank men¬
tioned in the loan procedure.
Commission,
Quebec
Sale—The
Mrs.
—
Secretary
.(EST)
able
,Bois~Franc School
Offering
Boudreau,
were
offered
1448
p.
price of 96.09.
Bond
Bienvenu,
Securities
5s and 5Y2s, at a
Commission, Que.
A. E. Ames &
awarded
1961
bids
(EST) on Oct. T! for the pur¬
of
$245,000 school bonds.
Bond
$440,000 city
bonds
192,
v.
awarded
675,000
sealed
La-
Treasurer,
-
price of 96.00.
a
The
—
improvement
3s.
Maurice
—
Secretary
receive
St.
$1,500,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered on
Oct.
17—V.
192, p.
1448—were
as
Offering
moureux.
QUEBEC
Simard
& Co.
$825,000
p.
5.36%.
p.
Bell, Gouinlock &
6s, at
as
p.
as
Co.,
Nottawasaga Township, Ont.
$950,000
township bonds offered on Sept.
W. Baird
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
Northern
$170,000 school
i
&
a
Securities
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
a
.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
Inc., Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
Julien Collins & Co., Wil¬
liam Blair & Co., Bacon, Whipple
The
5s,
as
ONTARIO
Co.,
to
on
Ltd., Bank of Montreal, A. E.
Ames & Co., Ltd., Stanbury & Co.,
Ltd., and Cornell, MacGillivray,
mons,
Bond
$1,500,Sept. 29
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Royal Bank of
..
1
5s,
as
building bonds offered
Arvida, Que.
1
.
Co., Inc.,
Repentigny-Les-Bains School
Commission, Que.
syndicate headed by
a
Aug. 1
1, 1960. Interest F-A.
Legality approved by Quarles,
1
&
price of 97.95.
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated Aug.
&
Dube
Oscar
a
at all branches in the Province of
Halifax, N. S.
Oct. 17
follows:
as
indus¬
Ocb
on
cipal and interest (M-N)
$2,500,-
on
cago, at a price of 100.18, a net
interest cost of about 3.60%s, as
1,050,000
$65,000
offered
bonds
1, 1960. Due on
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
CANADA
syndicate headed by
a
Sale—The
Bond
Ltd.
1
District No. 203 (P. O.
Bond
1
a
Klickitat
on
1248—were awarded
State Finance
3y2s, at
follows:
on
192,
The
.
from
Due
series B bonds offered
were
Hogle & Co., Blyth & Co.,
and Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., at
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
3.92%,
3.60s,
p.m.
branches in the Province of Que¬
p.m.
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
'King County, Lower Snoqualmie
.Valley Sch. Dist. No. 407 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 school,
A.
cost of about
State Fi¬
Brookfield and New Berlin
sold to
8
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
>
of Denver.
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.,
at a price of 98.03.
was
until
(EST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
of $113,000 school bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at all
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
1448
par.
Elm Grove
Treasurer, will
-
bids
sealed
receive
chase
WISCONSIN
1
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith
Inc., National Bank of
Washington, in Tacoma, McLean
& Co., Seattle Trust & Savings
Bank, of Seattle, and Chas. N.
Tripp & Co.
$500,000 water¬
group
as
p.
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Offering—Mrs, Guy Des-
Bond
at
WYOMING
Wisconsin
bonds
p.
Nov.
on
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
C. J. Devine &
City, Utah
192,
Due
were
$115,000 school
192,
to The
Committee,
price of
"
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
UTAH
revenue
3V2S.
as
200,000
to The Hamilton Securities Co.
Bond Sale—The
nance
13—v.
in¬
Commission, Que.
Dated Nov.
awarded
—were
at
Lac Bouchette Catholic School
Interest
Charles,
County School Dist.
No. 140 (P. O. Walla Walla),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $1,700,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
Oct.
and
payable
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
M-N.
Commerce, in Seattle.
on
Principal
(M-S)
Due on May 1 from
1980
to
Dated
bonds.
purpose
1960.
on
Dated Sept.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1961 to
on
biens, Secretary
Village Joint Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Menomonee Falls),
Bond
(EST)
syndi¬ bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Goldman, loan procedure.
%Menomonee Falls, Butler, Lannon
Walla Walla
follows:
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
*
building bonds offered on Oct. 11
—v.
192, p. 1448—were awarded
Price
National
Seattle, at
net interest cost
as
3%s.
as
175,000
1
Mesquite), Texas
1
a
syn¬
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
Sunnyvale Independent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 2, Box 373-B,
Bond Sale—The
the
a
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
to 1979 inclusive.
4s.
by
4s.
as
155,000
1
from 1980 to 1990 inclusive.
^
Finance
Washington
The $270,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
eral
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
1
March
on
par,
3.62%,
$190,000
to 1970 inclusive.
4*4s.
as
of about
230,000
Due
1961
as
price of
a
.
5s.
as
headed
dicate
Bank of Commerce, of
& Co., Inc., and
Rotan, Mosle &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.013,
net interest cost of about
1352—were awarded to
p.
192, p. 1352 — were
Underwood Neuhaus
v.
—
awarded
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3y2s, at
State
awarded
Thurston County, Olympia School
District No. 1 (P.O. Olympia),
& Co.;
National
Washington, of Tacoma;
McLean & Co.; Seattle Trust &
Savings
Bank,
of
Seattle,
and
Bramhall, Stein & Co.
Bond
J.
as
of
Bond
Oct. 10
Olympia),
Brothers
Bank
Co., M. B. Vick &
Co., Reinholdt & Gardner, Nongard, Showers, & Murray, Inc.,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,- King County, Bellevue School Dist.
No. 405 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
and the Hamilton Securities Co.
works
price of
a
1352—were
p.
The
fered
of
Bank
Other members of the
syndicate
as follows: J. C. Bradford &
Mac Arthur
as
1971.
487,000
Greenville, Texas
76,000
Finance
State
3.65s, at
w-';:
County, Nisqually School
192,
Bank of
1970.
were
as
1352—were
Washington
$14,000 general
obligation bonds offered on Oct. 5
fered
223,000
.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
on
The
as
CO.
Brown,
receive
8 p.m.
purchase of $234,-
inclusive.
1980
terest
G.
will
the
follows:
as
W.
—
bonds.
school
1960. Due
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Co.;
in¬
.
p.
of
for the
Oct. 31
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; McDonaldMoore & Co., and Allan Blair &
Legality
Bennett, of
District No. 35 (P. O.
1,
1969.
1
syndicate headed by the First Bos-f
ton Corp., at a price of 104.67.'
'
a
Thurston
Oct. 1 from
on
192,
&
April 1
on
par.
inclusive.
1*968
to
216,000
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
p.
4s.
as
1965
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
from
192,
to
&
Due
-
1980 inclusive.
to
members
were
Sachs
M-N.
-
5—v.
cate
inclusive.
in
Commission, Que.
Offering
Bond
:
i
690,000
nue
3.40%,
Oct. 1, 1962
on
1975
Olympia),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $14,000 general
obligation, series B bonds offered
1963.
794,000
1
June
on
Due
Due
Dist. No. 328 (P. O.
1964.
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
.
6s.
1960.
IThurston County, McLane School
Oct.
Other
1973
mentioned
Ho wick Protestant School
000
1
April
on
1972
3.30s.
as
from
Due
to
school
to
by Hall &
Edmonds.
—v.
as
and
a
3s.
as
about
1,
1962
Interest
to
&
par,
of
cost
Co.,
price of par, a
a
follows:
as
McKinney, at a
net interest cost
3.44%, as follows:
of
interest
net
& Co.,
of
Worth, William N. Edwards
price
York, at
receive
320,000
of¬
Oct. 10—v. 192, p. 1352—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
of New
to a group composed of
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., the Mercantile
National
Bank, of Dallas, Fort
Worth
gen¬
bonds
headed by the Bankers Trust
Oct.
on
school
on
were
1248—were awarded
p.
obligation
fered
$1,050,000
schoolhouse bonds offered
17—v.
eral
Nov.
from
Committee,
Sale—The $3,000,000
Bond
\Fort Stockton Independent School
District, Texas
1
awarded
Vancouver), Wash.
Co.
Dated
Nov.
on
District No. 37 (P. O.
sold to William N. Edwards &
was
County, Vancouver School
Sievers,
will
obligation
general
approved
Wheat &
$650,000
schoolhouse
Treasurer,
clusive.
$200,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 11—v. 192,
p. .1448—were awarded .to J.
C.
T exas
tax
000
on
Sale—The
Bond
Overman Independent School Dist.,
.
Offering—Verne
County
1968
April 1
on
1967 inclusive.
to
3s.
as
from
Due
2%s.
as
from 1961
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $500,bonds.
Francis I. duPont & Co., Lee Hig-
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
bank
the loan procedure.
Secretary-Treasurer,
follows:
as
$840,000
Washington!
&
Co., Horner, Barksdale, & Co.,
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
lottesville; and Willis, Kenny &
Ayres, Inc., at a price of 102.83. .
bonds offered on.
Oct.
6 —v.
192, p. 1248 —were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
White, Weld & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
purpose
the
of
sealed bids until
.
Bond
bec,
in the Province of
Que¬
branches
$1,600,000 cor¬
;
District No. 15 (P..O.
Monday, October 24, 1960
Sale—The
porate
of- 3.06%
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
Page County (P. O. Richmond), V irginia
posed sale of $500,000 general ob¬
*
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 School ligation school bonds offered on
bonds offered on Oct. 11—v. 192, Oct. 14—v. 192, p. 1352—has been
p. 1448—were awarded to a group postponed.
'
Dallas, Texas
.
Fond Du Lac, Wis.
Bond
'Snohomish County, Edmonds Sch.
price of 102.813.
a
to
1962
Principal
(M-N)
awarded to The
National
Bank,
of
Purcellville, at
1
clusive.
were
—
Nov.
on
Loudoun County (P. O.
schoolhouse
(PST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
$150,000 high school building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,-1960.
Due
of
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
.
.
f
\
Bond
town
were
on
$100,000 vari¬
improvement bonds of¬
Oct. 3—v. 192, p. 1248—
awarded to
Co., Inc.,
a
Sale—The
as
5s, at
Wood, Gundy &
a price of 96.56,
basis of about 5.46%.
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