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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1889
Reg, U, S. Pat, Offiea
-in.
M
Volume
192
T
Number 5991
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, October 3, 1960
Price $1.25 a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACR
The
Electronics
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INSURANi
•
Corp.—Files Offering—
St.,
551
W.
22nd
and electro-mechanics and in the design and manufacture of
electrical, electronic, and mechanical devices largely for the Department
of Defehse.—V. 188, p. 645.
York,
New
statement
varipiis indebtedness and 288,667 Shares pf
000 Of
tne
common
stock.
In This Issue
Stock and Bond Quotations
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American
Cincinnati
Star
Bowling,
Construction
Inc.,
Canadian
on
subsidiary
.
.
Exchange
38
39
42
43
;
Dow-Jones
Stock and Bond Averages..
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices——
33
Transactions New York Stock' Exchange
33
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Features
State and City Band Offerings.—
'
1
51
—
Dividends Declared and Payable
Rocky Graziano, former middleweight boxing champion of the world,
be President of the alleys, formerly known as Viking Lanes, and
take an active part in the management of the center, Mr. Fried
said in a letter to stockholders in which he reported on Acme results
for the six months ended July 31, 1960.
Mr. Friqd told stockholders of Acme, which has a 50% ownership of
All Star, that under the latter's present capitalization, it should be able
to build or acquire up to approximately 150 additional lanes.
In his letter,
the first report to stockholders since Acme class A
common stock was listed for trading on the American Stock Exchange,
will
Condition
9
46
Foreign Exchange Rates.
will
Mr. Fried
said
that the
had a het loss of $29,668 in the first
half of its fiscal year as compared with net income of $116,946 in the
corresponding period of the previous year.
Gross income amounted
to $59,939 against $572,527.
He said that based on the current backlog of work, Acme should at
least break even in the second half of the fiscal year, with the strong
Statement
Federal Reserve
Combined
Condition
Reserve Banks
of Member
Banks
System
and
Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
45
—
the issue, the net proceeds to the
The proceeds will be used as follows:
of
expenses
$242,509.
Omega Sales Organization
Research and Development
corporation
will
be
to
hearing
thereon,
it was
announced
Sept. 29.
on
the application, Adams and American presently own
aggregate of 41,869 shares (4.80%) of the outstanding
Aviation.
The latter proposes
to offer 218,005
shares
of
stock, for
subscription by
its stockholders on the basis
of one new share for each four shares held.
Adams and American
wish to exercise their subscription rights.—V. 191, p. 97.
According
together
stock
to
an
of
National
Offered—Pur¬
a Sept. 27 offering circular Bennet & Co., New¬
N. J., publicly offered 150,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $2 per share.
suant to
ark 2,
10c par common
agent:
York, N. Y.
APPOINTMENT—Transfer
Church Street, New
Registrar
and
Transfer
Co.,
50
Its
was
changed from Adson Builders Inc.
July of 1960.
to Adson Industries
corporation has functioned for nine years as a general contractor
on private
and public buildings., .The corporation also participates in
the financing of construction projects when such help is needed and
assists and participates financially in the formation of investment
groups.
In addition the corporation participates in a research and
development program in building methods and materials.
The
PROCEEDS—Assuming the sale of all of the 150,000 shares of com¬
stock offered herein, the net proceeds to the corporation after
mon
deducting
underwriter's commissions
and expense allowance and the
\
o
of the company on Aug. 1, 1960,
adjusted to give effect to the sale of 50,000 shares for company
showed 548,000 shares of common stock without par value
outstanding.
Funded debt amounted to $2,093,175.
names of
the principal underwriters
shares offered and the
common
corporation is required in most instances to
a performance and payment bond for each
an amount equal to the contract price.
Its .bonding power, hence its ability to enter into
contracts for simultaneous construction, is limited
to a varying multiple of its net worth.
The funds
placed on deposit will increase' its bonding power
to a point which will enable the corporation to
expand its construction activities.
*
Hayden, Stone & Co
Bache
CAPITALIZATION GIVING. EFFECT
TO
(par value 10 cents)—
H.
500,000 shs.
no
Co.
tOutstanding
390,000 shs.
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
—V. 192, p. 697.
with
Corporation
Armaments, Inc.,
will
continue
common
to
own
343,900
shares
of
President.—V.190, p. 1829.
Alside, Inc.—Gets $6 Million
Aircraft
,
stock.
Aircraft Armaments, Inc., is engaged in applied research and de¬
velopment Jin the fields ; of aerodynamics, ballistics, electronics, qrd-^
Co.—Rights Offering-—
filed a registration
shares of common
by amendment. Drexel
company
Wendy as
additional
ili11?8 Ior general corporate purposes. Following the sale United Indus¬
trial
3,000
4,000
8,000
4,000
4,000
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company now has outstand¬
337,412 shares of common stock, of which management officials
own' about 16% in the aggregate. The prospectus lists Charles W.
being sold by, .United Industrial Corp. for the purpose
of broadening the market for the stock of Aircraft
Armaments, Inc.,
Corporation
Inc.
Wm. C. Roney & Co——Shields & Co—.
——
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Westheimer and Co
ing
stock ,.is
Industrial
4,000
,3,1)00
3,000
3,000
3,000
is engaged primarily, under Government-sponsored
contracts, in research, development and manufacturing activities relat¬
ing to the aircraft, satellite and missile fields. Net proceeds of the sale
of the additional stock will be used for general corporate purposes, in¬
cluding reimbursement and payment for capital expenditures of about
$300 000 for 1960, a portion of which will be used for the construction
of a laboratory and manufacturing building adjacent to the company's
general offices in Wilmington. The company contemplates the expendi¬
ture during the following two years of about $700,000, including $150,000 for laboratory and testing equipment and $550,000 for machine
tools and other capital items.
The
Securities
United
4,000
8,000
Lowell, Murphy & Co., Inc.
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Berwyn T. Moore & Co.,
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
& Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
proposed
provide
Shares
Jones, Kreeger & Co
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc.
stock, to be offered for subscription by holders of outstanding stock on
the basis of one new share for each four shares held. The subscription
Armaments,
to
7,000
3,000
3,000 '
7,000
5,000
3,000
All American Engineering
Inc., of Cockeysville, Md. filed a registration
& Exchange
Commission on Sept. 26
offering of 265,500 shares of its common stock.
All of this stock is presently owned
by United Industrial Corp., which
corporation will offer the stock for subscription by its common stock¬
holders
at
the
rate of one
share
for each
eight shares presently
held. The offering will be underwritten
by a group headed by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
also,
follows:
This company, du Pont Airport, Wilmington, Del.,
statement with the SEC on Sept. 27 covering 85,918
Aircraft Armaments, Inc.—Registers Common-
and
Co.__
—
tAssuming all the shares offered are sold. The underwriting herein
a best efforts underwriting and there is no assurance that all of the
will be sold. Should, at the expiration of 13 months,
the underwriter exercise all his options there would be an additional
14,000 shares outstanding for a total of 404,000 shares.—V. 192, p. 493.
The
&
Marache &
Hallo well, Sulzberger,
value, to 500,000 shares, par value 10 cents per share.
outstanding prior to the amendment were then exchanged
the
duPont
Granbery,
par
with
I.
Fahey, Clark & Co.
securities offered
a
Byllesby & Co., Inc.
Francis
for the newly authorized shares on the basis of 1,000 shares of the new
stock for each share of the old.
covering
5,000
—
Crowell, Weedon & Co.____
company duly effected a recapitalization by amendment to its
articles of incorporation filed on July 13, I960, to provide for the
increase of the number of authorized shares of common stock from 400'
shares,
7.00Q
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.
,
<
♦The
The shares
M.
59,000
Co
Beadling & Co—
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
♦Common stock
&
of the
aggregate number of shares which each
Shares
obtain
statement
name
Inc. in
were
share
contract in
Aircraft
BUSINESS—Adson was incorporated under the laws of the State of
New York on June 18, 1951.
The executive offices of the corporation
are located
at 116-65 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills 75, New York.
1959,
based on
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
as
is
Adson Industries Inc.—Common Stock
M.
months
♦The
(& Sub.)—Proposes Acquisition—
request a
of
report
of
has severally agreed to purchase are as
The
1960,
first half
UNDERWRITERS—The
an
11,
the
account,
20,000
22,500
$242,500
both
Oct.
for
net sales for the year ended June 30,
$9,407,000 and net income was $568,000, equal to $1.14
of common stock, compared with net sales of $6,381,000
and net income of $166,000, or 33 cents per share, in the year ended
June 30, 19*69.
♦Deposit to increase bonding power
$150,000
Purchase of real estate for development
50,000
■
until
share
EARNINGS—Consolidated
per
possibly $5 million. Therefore we have good expectations of build¬
ing up a multi-million dollar backlog in the not-too-distant future."
Since the end of the first half of the fiscal year, Acme has received
a
contract for $134,485 to convert a Nike missile site to a Hercules
missile location.
Its elevator subsidiary has received two small con¬
tracts for commercial building elevators.—V. 192, p. 893.
company
and
its subsidiary,
American International Corp.,
registered investment companies, have applied to the SEC for
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect
to
their
proposed acquisiton of stock of National Aviation Corp.;
and the
Commission has issued an order giving interested persons
a
—The company will use the proceeds from the 50,000
to augment working capital and- for modernization of research
manufacturing facilities.
1960
and
Adams Express Co.
cents
BUSINESS—The
company
produces a complete line of induction
heating and melting equipment, and the management believes its
out-put and sales in these lines ranks it as the largest manufacturer
of
this
equipment in the world.
Its principal properties
are
in
Youngstown, Ohio and Trenton, N. J. A wide range of metal working
companies are users of the company's equipment.
46
company
possibility of a better performance as a result of the additienrof a new
staff of experienced and capable engineers.
The expanded engineering
staff was made possible by a move to new quarters, which boosted floor
space to 4,400 square feet from 470 square feet.
"Our enlarged
staff of engineers and our increased bondability,"
Mr. Fried commented,
"will'allow us to bid on much bigger projects
than heretofore. These jobs could range from $1 million to $3 million,
44
shares
46
—
The Course of Bank Clearings
or
Sept. 20 by the company in its first
of its stock in June.
PROCEEDS
of
... —
Statement of
on
since public sale
Ajax Magnethermic Corp.-—Common Stock Offered—
Hayden, Stone & Co. and associates offered publicly on
Sept. 28, 150,000 common shares of this corporation
priced at $11 per share. Of the offering 50,000 shares are
being sold by the company and 100,000 shares for the
account of two officers of the company, who together
will continue to own 398,000 common shares, or 72% of
the shares outstanding after ^completion of this sale. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
of Acme Missiles
General Corporation and Investment News—
six
months
Exchange
—
Babylon, New York, Alvin Fried, Acme President,
Sept. 27.
Stock
of $110,226
announced
Metzenbaum, chairman, said that net earnings for the
were
equal to 71% of earnings for the entire 12
when the company earned $155,013 or 62 cents a
share,
the 250,000 shares currently outstanding.
The company during recent months has
opened new airport park¬
ing operations in Tucson, Ariz.; Johnson City, Tenn.; Little Rock, Ark.;
Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, W. Va., plus a large new downtown
lot in Cleveland, Ohio.,. It has been awarded new contracts for opera¬
tion, of airport parking facilities at Rochester, N. Y.; Nashville, Tenn.;
Lincoln, Neb., and Harrisburg, Pa., and has been chosen to operate
a 270-car garage being built as
part of Akron's newest downtown hotel.
Sentinel Auto Parks, a
subsidiary of Airport Parking, has been
awarded a long-term lease for the,» operation of all of the parking
facilities of the Sheraton-Park Hotel in Washington, D. C.
This in¬
cludes a large parking lot, a garage that previously was in opera¬
tion, a large new garage built in conjunction with the new 1,000person ballroom just constructed by Sheraton, and a service station
operated
in
conjunction with these facilities.
The Sheraton-Park
Hotel is Washington's largest hotel and unquestionably the
busiest
convention hotel in Washington.
Facilities operated by Airport Parking now Include 48 parking opera¬
tions in 39 cities, located in 23 states.
"Revenues and profits during the current quarter have continued
to show excellent improvement, and i960 will be a very good year,"
Mr. Metzenbaum said.—V. 192, p. 109.
first
29
34
1
—
Corp.—Acquires—News
formed
-
Toronto Stock JExchange
Toronto Stock ^Exchange—-Curb SectionOver-the-Colinter Markets
About $35,-
Corp., has acquired its first bowling property, a center
with 40 lanes in North
announced
recently
-
earnings
were
shareholders
Howard
Page
13
27
34
34
: 34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange— 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
37
proceeds will be added to working capital and used for general cor¬
porate purposes.
Of the outstanding stock,
185,286. shares (64.18% ) are owned by
Rush.
He
will
own
36.6%
and
Electronics
Funding Corp.
11.9%
after this financing, the conversion of the notes and the exercise of
an option by Electronics Funding.
&
to
Exchange——
Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange—.
Midwest Stock Exchange
salaries for the additions to the
Acme Missiles & Construction
Stock
Boston Stock Exchange
personnel force;
$45,000 for the liquidation of certain debts;
and
$55,000 for machinery research and promotion.
The balance of the
All
Airport Parking Co. of America—Earnings—News—
Net
I960
net proceeds of its sale of additional stock will be expended
during the hext fiscal year to provide
ISCELLANEOUS
nance,
filed a registration
SEC on Sept. 28, I960 covering 150,000 shares of
common
stock, 75,000 series I common stock purchase warrants and
75,000 series II common stock purchase warrants.
These securities
are to be offered in units, each consisting of two common shares and
one 5-year
series I warrant exercisable initially at $2 per share and
one 5-year series II warrant exercisable initially at $2 per share.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
Globus, Inc., and Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc., are listed as
the principal underwriters.
The registration statement also includes 31,250 common shares to be
issued prior to this offering upon conversion of $62,500 of 6%
con¬
vertible notes, due May 20, 1961, recently sold to interests associated
with the underwriters, and also 6,250 series I and 6,250 series II war¬
rants issued in connection with said notes; 37,500 series I and 37,500
series II warrants sold for $3,750 to Globus and certain officers, em¬
ployees and stockholders of the underwriters; and 79,182 shares of
common
stock being registered for existing stockholders other
than
Electronics Funding Corp. and David Rush, company President.
The company is engaged in research, development and manufacture
of high intensity lights, pulse transmitters, electronic devices, flashing
lights and special photographic equipment, both for commercial uses
and United States missile and other defense programs.
Its Photo Re¬
pair Division services photographic products and equipment, and its
Damin Division's prime function is the wholesale warehousing of the
Mallory Battery Co.'s products.
The company now has outstanding
company, of
with the
INDUSTRIAL
•
;
.
Commitment—
Ohio, manufacturer of aluminum siding has obtained
a commitment for a $6,000,000 fifteen-year loan from the John Han¬
cock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
This
Akron,
The agreement; was announced en. Sept. 28 by Jerome J. Kaufman,
,
2
$6,000,000
of
the year, would be allocated to a new
Alside Acceptance Corp.
The new company will finance
for the purchase of
Alside products at the retail
through
the
Under
from coast to coast.
loan agreement with the
dealers
6,000
terms
the
of
obtain
pany, Alside, Inc.,
will be permitted to
additional financing through banks, Mr.
This
insurance
com¬
ing
coming
the-
finance
new
company
was
scheduled
to
be
parts
inches
year.
the
of
ended
year
of the company showed sales of $15,460,of $982,262 for the first three-quarters
report
fiscal
year.
■
Discount
American
The
has
company
made
be
the
at
follows
two
solid
a
Co.
The
Georgia—Partial Redemps.
of
for redemption on Nov. 1, next, $21,000 of
5.90% series, due Nov. 1, 1976 at 100%. Payment
North
Charlotte, N. C.—
Bank,
Carolina National
fuel
rocket,
has
a
device
detection
Radiator
act
Sanitary
corporation
Controls
emitted
company's
Corp.—
has
now
Railway
agreement
calls for American-Standard
to
and
designs necessary to manufacture licensed
K. G.' Luke Group
Industries, Ltd., Melbourne.
The
oper.
Railway
Net
I960—Month—1959
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
"
$356,309
175,063
1960—8 Mos.-r-1959
$2,420,390
$2,680,567
1,329,011
1,41*,,370
$113,097
$181,246
$1,090,879
$1,268,197
income—
894.
25,547
58,464
306,855
403,817
155,201
expenses-
from
oper.
192,
$268,298
revenue—
ops.
oper.
rev.
Earnings—
St. Andrews Bay Ry.
Period End. Aug. 31—
supply technical
aid
product lines' td
the
Luke is granted
selling rights in Australia for such Detroit Controls products it does
not
manufacture.
The
agreement also calls for later consideration
of
a
jointly-owned company for the manufacture and sale of the
licensed controls.
'.V
'
*
company
Atlanta &
territories.
,
business.
of
volume
increasing
outstanding 352,650 shares of common stock,
of which Oliver R. Grace, board chairman, ^owns 81,000 shares (22.6% ),
Francis E. Baker, Jr., president, 35,475, and Walter M. A. Andersen,
vice president, 64,575.
The latter proposes to sell 15,000 shares, and
the Bank of Bermuda,
Ltd., of Hamilton,y Bermuda, proposes to sell
95,000 of its holdings of 159,750 shares?-"
licensed the manufacture and sale of its De¬
products in Australia and
certain adjacent
has
storage
proceeds
The
.
Division
data
as
of its sale of additional stock, $32,000 will be applied
to
the payment of indebtedness to two stockholders and $50,000 to
acquire new test equipment and machine tools in connection with the
company's program of further developing its delay line business.
The
balance of the proceeds will be added to working capital to finance
net
these radiations and guides
Standard
&
radiations
detects
which
Co. is listed .as
underwriters have agreed to
warrants for the
at the public offer¬
the
manufactures and sells high precision delay
elements in various circuits. Of the
designs,
company
which
lines
components than an ordinary radio.
the missile is nine feet long and five
electronic
more
no
to be offered for public
are
share!!, being outstanding stock, by
and underwriting
Two 'of
underwriter.
principal
The
years
scientists.
Optical
shares
40,000
110,000
and
purchase from the company,
for $500, five-year
purchase of an aggregate of 5,000 common shares
ing price.
diameter.
missile
troit
and
called
its capital debentures
will
the
been
has
company
Foreign License—
-
■
field offices and ware¬
houses in 37 other cities throughout the country, was founded in 1947.
—V.,192, p. .793.
Akron
in
headquarters
with
which
company
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
present holders thereof. The public offering price
terms are to be supplied
by amendment. Putnam &
missile.
contract
American
American
financial
current
Alside,
Mass.,
by hot jet engines and then "homes in" on
the missile to the target.—V." 193, p. 893,
net income after taxes
and
the
by
of
stock,
common
sale
awarded a $500,000
Navy Department's Bureau of Naval Weapons to
Mark 13 Target Detecting Device used on the Side¬
guided
by
in
The
fiscal
latest
The
422
of
gain
a
Optical Co.—Contract—
by
and
Powered
1960.
June,
year,
of research and develop¬
Work on the project will
be
done
by the company's Instrument Division.
The
Sidewinder
is
an
air-to-air
missile
which
has
few
moving
Sept. 30, 1959, Alside, Inc., and consoli¬
dated subsidiaries had net spies of -$13.67^,53,4 and, net; .earpipjgs, pf,
$1,204,046.
The company made its first public offering of stock in
the
For
last
the
production
work
ment
operation nationally on or about Dec. 1 and that it was expected
contribute substantially tp increases in. Alside's net income during
to
the
1-C
The
~
the
said
Kaufman
Mr.
in
$3,693,000
with
the
commented.
ecutive
from
produce
winder
Kaufman said. "In view of
consistent growth in sales and earnings in recent years, obtain¬
this additional financing should pose no problem," the Alside ex¬
our
compared
301.
p.
Southbridge,
contract
to $34,000,000 in
up
192,
American
loans
consumer
$4,008,000,
were
8.6%.—V.
.
.
the
sale of stock earlier in
public
subsidiary,
level
earnings
the
the
president.
He
said
a
total
of
$9,000,000, including
loan
and approximately $3,000,000 obtained through
Alside's
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1298)
ry.
.
.
V.
191,
1318.
p.
is
American-Standard
The
and
reported
company
8-month
periods
established
itself
Sept.
on
ended
its net earnings for
and for the month of
16
Aug.. 31
the 12
August
records.
new
$53,719,000
of
were
and $2.37.
K.
shares
of
shares
1,100,000
the
For
789.000,
8-month
against
during
outstanding
than
more
the
at
ended
period
in
$31,323,000
G.
Luke
in
Victoria
and
New
is based on 21,269,000 average
the most recent 12 months, or
same
time a year ago.
1959,
AEP
31,
Aug.
earnings
increase
an
of
wei*e
14.3%.
factories
sells
Zealand.—V.
190,
in
located
and
these
p.
Queensland,
other
New
a
The
South
Wales
outstanding
at
wide variety of
on
and
corporation
Sept.
The
Vv
ondary—
The
28
value
a
of
Co.
of
the
Splendor,
of
for
and
the
Airlines.
first
By
SIDNEY
they do distrust
have
six
BROWN
continuing paradox—though not sensationally—of a pick up in corporate financ¬
ing plans, including some sizable stock issues, in view of the drop in the stock market,
signifies that the present pause in the economy is not ushering in a declining trend
•-u
..v.'.ri.erU
gu
nMARKED RISE IN FOUR-WEEK FLOAT
„
Mdst
and
'tehcQuraging is the
even
in
the
float
very
with
issues without indicated
.
dates
beyond
October
28
'Tr-vo
and
in registered
,
___
$864,491,125
—
317,426,000
.(666,896,100)
(290,698,500)
$1,181,917,125
(957,594,600)
address last week to the International Monetary
the
in
first half of
which
months
of
the
implication. If
Atlas
1960,
owns
had cash income
and
year
are
we
paid
to
cash
assume
will bar international redeemability
as
we
and
financing
is
free"'#brld
difficult, to apprize. The
of
fixed and redeemable international gold standard at the present mint price.
job is to become internationally competitive and adjust our foreign aid to what
we can afford.
The better we improve our competitiveness, then the more unilateral
aid we can grant and/or lend.
•
a
The concurrent task is to lower
$1,799,717,125
our
the road of economic growth.
cost and
price structure at home
so
that
we
get
But this cannot be done by monetary shortcuts or
removing ourselves further from the discipline of the gold standard.
best protection nationally and internationally.
The latter is
the investor's
to
(1,733,424,600)
Relatively viewed, however, there has been a decline in capital financing compared
to
1959. One can speculate but not know how much higher the corporate float
would have been if the market had not dropped the way it has. Yet, the fact that
the financing pace is what it is, despite the stock market plunge, and the fact
that the price of bonds has not moved even higher—due to a sticky willingness
to buy senior debt securities, seems to lend substance to Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson's recent bullish views about our economy's prospects.
In his
that
company
preferred stock,
since
national tradeMnvestments
The
cated
the
would suffer alrhostt irrevocable harm were • we to loosen oursblves from the bastions
on
Total From October 3rd On
$1,310,291,125 (1,264,026,100)
489,426,000 ( 469,398,500)
28-Day Visible Supply
Corporates
we
-
Our
offering dates.
data immediately following, covering corporate and municipal financing with
affixed sales dates, reveal a small increase in municipals and a $200 million rise in the
corporate 28-day visible supply:
(Figures in parentheses are last week's estimates.)
Municipals
home
the
some sort «of -Wsuper guarantee i§uneeded, then we may as well
remov$oOUEseJjv,esi;flS the financial center of the freei-world'. The effect upon,!ihter-
a
The
.
at
in
Splendor
.standard, apd that
.riivr-,
P->" 003
marked rise in .the four-week corporate float ahead,"
scheduled
word, i. e., that
our
it
declines
Hidden
March, 1933, then what sort of a guarantee would
satisfy them? Most likely they would ask that we ship the gold to some trustee
abroad who would release gold when dollars are
exchanged for it. To even seriously
contemplate the necessity for this sort of a guarantee could, by itself, cause a
run
on
the dollar.
The important criterion is trust, or word of honor, and once
foreign central banks believe that we no longer will honor our international gold
The
in the demand for capital in absolute terms.
barred
of
to
holdings,
that during the
uranium
22%
have supporting evidence for their unsubstantiated
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
major
two
however,
major
a
common
$5,148,329
out,
principally
due
was
company's
Northeast
and
the
501
value
asset
report pointed
of
■'/
'v
in
92%
'
■.
16.
Hidden
New Park Ave., West Hartford, Conn., Sept
registration statement with the SEC covering 150,000 shares
company,
filed
The
Offering and Sec¬
Laboratories, Inc.—Files
indicated net asset value of $5.01 per share
an
common
decrease
market
1729.
had
stock at June 30, 1960, compared with $6.25
the end of 1959, according to the company's mid-year report issued
of
throughout Australia and
products
Report—
"Atlas Corp.—Mid-Year
heat¬
plumbing,
of
manufactures
Industries, Ltd.,
Group
Andersen
$35,—
August
manufacturer
Mining
The per share figure of $2.53
number
leading
air-conditioning
and
products
reported for the latest 12 months,
compared with $47,714,000 for the same period last year, an increase
of
12.6%.
Earnings per share for the respective periods were $2.53
Earnings
a
products and various industrial products.
Abroad, it has companies, subsidiaries or licensing interests in most
of the western European countries and in Brazil, Mexico and Jamaica.
ing
American Electric Power Co.—Net Up—
Fund, Washington, D. C., he indi¬
recession or lull, depending on how it is measured, is an
inventory one—and that once inventory spending resumes we can expect economic
present
So, though institutions and individual investors do not act as confidently
corporations, this economic pause from a capital financing point of view has
following figures
§um
are obtained from private and public sources. They attempt
the demand for capital in the next four weeks.
"
up
;
CORPORATE
AND
Corporate
,
Oct.
3-Oct.
7
Bonds
MUNICIPAL
:
Stocks
Oct. 17-Oct, 21
Oct. 24-Oct. 28
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
Total
Total of Both
Corporates
$177,150,000
35.000,000
215,413,000
254,250,000
$65,906,480
**51,352,070
$681,813,000
Oct. 10-Oct. 14
-
FINANCING TABLE
Total
Corporate
*Municipals
Financings
$243,056,480
$107,511,000
96,870,000
105,310,000
7,735,000
$350,567,480
52,140,000
86,352.070
267,553,000
13,279,700
267,529,700
$182,678,250
$864,491,125
183,222,070
372,863,000
275,264,700
$317,426,000 $1,181,917,250
recovery.
as
not had the effect the bearish economists
CHANGES
IN
expected.
THE
PAST WEEK
*$1 million or more.
**There's
preferred in the four week floatwhich is a $2 million Southern
Nevada Power Co. issue for Oct. 10 issued together with a $5 million bond
offering
managed by White, Weld & Co.
*
*,
V- ---•
only
one
-
Corporate securities in registration without tentatively assigned sales dates amount
to about $350 million and when added to those with dates they bring the total
of
billion. Last week's estimate was
$1.5 billion. The SEC has had in the past two weeks a spurt in registrations by
corporates with and without
actual number
Additions
well
as
as
dates up to $1.7
in dollar
value.
of Sept. 29th totaled $222,979,280,
including 265,500 shares of Aircraft Armaments set for Nov. 18th, of which
$159,088,000 were in senior debt securities. Corporate sales in the week ending
to
the
Chronicle's
corporate calendar
not
Sept. 28th
-
came
to $225,956,200 which does not include
rhents. Public offerings in bonds
$44,700,000 in private place-
amounted to $196 million.
Additions to the Chronicle's
municipal calendar of issues $1 million and more were
the week ending Sept. 28th came to $165,824,000.
The float of State and local issues beyond the four-week visible supply cut-off
date is meager except for the TVA $50 million offering and the $100 million New
York State Housing Finance Agency negotiation. The unwillingness of issuers in
this area to show their hand in advance may be an attempt to get even still
higher bond prices than individuals and institutions are now willing to offer.
$190,310,000. Municipal sales in
Corporate bonds
on
the New York Stock Exchange in the first three and one
half
lows and 166 highs. The amount of the price
change, however, is small and seems to bear out the conclusion held by some that
everyone is waiting, waiting to find out which way the economic wind is going
to shift before making a substantial move.
;
weeks
in
September
THE
registered
48
IMPORTANCE
OF GOLD
REDEEMABILITY
Joseph R. Slevin in his excellent reporting
on
the current International Monetary Fund meeting for the New York Herald
Tribune was the suggestion by some foreign officials (not identified) to have a
special guaranty made that we will redeem our dollar at the U. S. mint price of
$35 an ounce. They are said to be motivated by the desire to help us. This, they
told Mr. Slevin, would encourage* foreign central banks to hold dollars. ,
One of the surprising items disclosed by
guarantee could be
banks to redeem
Would those officials say we do not
cation then instead of being helpful
What
allows
more
all
of
a
central
-:
-
added to what we now pledge by law, which
dollars at will, is a mystery to this writer.
intend to keep our word? If that is the impli¬
they are doing just the. opposite—unless they
LARGER
ISSUES
IN
THE
OFFING
The larger corporate and municipal flotations in the next four weeks
are
as
follows:
Week
of Oct. 3:. 670,000 shares of Louisiana Gas Service Co., common; 120 shares
of Technical Materiel Corp., common; 75,124 shares of Class B and 150,248 shares of
Class A of Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.; $30 million of San Diego Gas & Electric
Co.r bonds; .$60 (million of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., bonds; 524,000 shares of
Automatic Canteen Co. America, common; $30 million of Columbia Gas
Systems,
Inc., debentures; $50 million Household Finance Corp., debentures; and in Munici¬
pals—$55 million negotiated Kentucky Turnpike Authority, Ky.; $10 million Orleans
Parish School Board, La.; $5,795,000 Oyster Bay Union Free School Dist. No. 23, N. Y.
Week of Oct. 10: $20 million of General Acceptance Corp., debentures; $8,250,000 of
Mid-States Business Capital Corp., common; $2 million preferred and $5 million in
bonds of Southern Nevada Power Co.; $7,500,000 Nafi Corp., debentures;
$25 million
of Electronics International Capital Ltd., common; and in Municipals—$69,500,000
Massachusetts; $6,920,000 Newark, N. J.
.
.
_
.
Week
of Oct.
17: $8 million of American Optical
Co., convertible debentures; $20
million Associated Dry Goods Corp., debentures; 623,750 shares of Automatic Raido
Mfg. Co., Inc., common; 450,000 shares of Bzura Chemical Co
Inc., common; $50
million of Deere (John) Credit Co., debentures; 250,000 shares of Detroiter Mobile
Homes, Inc., common; $4 million Glickman Corp., common; $4,500,000 Lionel Corp.,
debentures; $4,125,000 of Louisville & Nashville RR, Equip., trust certificates;
$4 million of Nixon Baldwin Chemicals, Inc., units; $10 million Daystrom Inc.,
debentures; $16 million of Louisville Gas & Electric Co., bonds; 552,500 shares of
Pacific Gas Transmission Co., common; $25 million in bonds and $10 million in
Notes of High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community; $25 million
of Pacific Lighting Gas Supply Co., debentures; $25 million of Florida Power Co.,
bonds; 420,000 shares of Green Shoe Manufacturing Co., common; $10,288,000 National
Airlines, Inc., convertible debentures. And in Municipals—$4 million Dallas, Texas;
$46 million Dade County, Fla.; $10 million Los Angeles Co. Flood Control District,
Calif.;
$21,300,000 Penn. State Public School Building Authority, Pa.; $9,600,000
,
New
Orleans, La.
*
•
~
of Oct. 24: .772,000 shares of Electro-Science Investors, Inc., common; $250,000,000 of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., debentures; and in Municipals—
Week
$4,200,000 Vineland, N. J.
Volume 192
Number 5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
dividends during the six months
period of $1,719,756, of which
$1,430,527.
Northeast Airlines,
56%
controlled
by Atlas, increased its
revenues by $3,093,000 or
19.1% in the first half of
Atlas
received
1960.
showed
a
quarter
was
to
$259,000
"the
David A.
able
to
most
profit
three
for
the
its
operating
domestic
the
months
Stretch, President
reduce
of
net
best
of
month
period
Atlas.
carriers
in
June
this six
were
and
months
suffering
in
Northeast
the
second
period
serious
C.
to
ers,
—V.
the
192,
Stanley & Co. heads a nationwide
underwriting
group comprising 67 investment firms
which offered for
public sale on Sept. 28 an issue of
$25,000,000 of the
Commonwealth's 20-year 5V4% bonds.
The bonds, due
Oct. 1, 1980, are
priced at 98% and accrued interest to
yield apprimately 5.415% to
maturity. The offering was
gan
oversubscribed
The bonds
and
and
the
books
direct obligations of
are
interest
closed.
the
and
principal
be payable
in U. S.
currency.
The latest previous
of Australian Government
bonds placed in the United
States was
marketed on April 20 of this
year and consisted of
$25,000,000 20-year
5 lU % bonds due
April 15, 1980.
issue
REDEMPTION—Semi-annual sinking fund payments
Oct.
1,
1962
to
of $675,000 from
April
1, 1980 together with a payment of
$700,000 on
Oct. 1, 1980 are calculated
to retire the entire issue
by maturity. The
bonds are not redeemable
prior to Oct. 1, 1970 except
by operation of
the sinking fund.
They are redeemable on or after Oct. 1, 1970 at the
option of the Commonwealth at 102% to and
including Oct. 1, 1974
and at
decreasing prices thereafter. The bonds are redeemable
for the
sinking fund on April 1, 1963 and on any interest
payment date there¬
after at 100% and accrued
interest,
;
.
;
•
Application
will
be
made
list
to
the
bonds
New
York
Exchange.
offering
will
nanced
under
Australian
and
be
the
Australian
applied
the
Loan
borrowing
Funds
equivalent
toward
Council
States.
of
1960-1961 approved
by the
of the Commonwealth
this program to finance such
the extension of electric power trans¬
the
Governments
required from
additional
in
an
underwriters
the
below
railroad
terms
underwriting
named
of
equipment and
supply, irrigation and sewerage
water
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
Stock
for
program
for
are
and
subject
agreement
have
severally
dated
to
con¬
facilities.
conditions
27,
1960,
the
to
E.
Ames
Ainhold
&
Amount
Co.,
&
Eaker,
Bear,
Co.
Weeks &
500,000
150,000
Lazard
&
Co.,
Brown
Burnham
Burns
&
&
Co.,
&
The
Merrill
&
825,000
Model,
F.
&
Smith
725,000
100,000
Roland
&
Stone
500,000
S.
Moseley & Co
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
250,000
250,000
Inc.
New
100,000
500,000
Corp.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Securities
York
&
725,000
Hanseatic
%
share
C.
R.
250,000
Pitfield
The
Boston
Co
&
Co.,
Gairdner
&
Goldman,
(N.
Y.)
Gregory
Halle
825,000
Co., Inc.
150,000
Co.
725,0U0
&
which
for
Sons
Ripley
&
Hayden,
Stone &
Hemphill,
Noyes
Tucker,
R.
Co.,
Von
H.
&
Hentz
in
company's
and
before
$4,163,436
1960,
and
but
half
the
$1.51
or
Basic
major
and
from normal operations
non-recurring items and their
with income before taxes of
sales
share
other
President, "in¬
portion
of our sales
greater sales of
products
which
account
Products
a
from
came
industrial
volume."
that,
at
year
Basic
lines
Products'
Corp.
noted
past
Ont.,
Electric
with
Elk
Products'
Grove,
three
of
200,000
&
Bradenton, Fla.,
and
capacity in the electrical
operating divisions and subsidiaries include Froedtert
and
Como-Cast
both
Corp.,
Milwaukee;
in
Hevi-Duty
Grove,
111.;
Ont.; and Sola Electricia de Mexico, S. A., Mexico City.—V. 191, p. 1875.
Co.,
Inc
of
127
Forsyth
St.,
filed
registration state¬
ment
with
the SEC on Sept.
28,
1960 covering 120,000 outstanding
shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale by the holder
thereof through underwriters headed by Blair & Co., Inc., and Richter
& Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
The
by
Boston,
is
Corp.
Walker
Dean
Wood,
250,000
principally in the manufacture and sale
dresses for women five feet five inches and
Co
and
100,000
has
agreed
sell
to
Levine & Petta, counsel,
shares, respectively.
Singer,
Berman
the
to
two
options to
underwriters
named
purchase 4,500, 4,500,
•
Leasing: Co.—Registers Common—
of Pennsburg, Pa., filed a registration statement with
Sept. 27 covering the proposed sale of 430,000 shares of
Of these shares 200,000
are being
sold by the com¬
pany
and
230,000 by certain s'.jckholders.
Eastman
Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Co.,
is named as
manager
of an underwriting group
the
company,
SEC
on
stock.
The
will
trailers
offer
stock
the
to
the
The offering
public.
expected in
is
is engaged principally in the leasing of trucks, tractors,
related
vehicles
such
and
equipment
to
industrial
common
and
contract
to
of used vehicles, and the
company will
use
the proceeds
and
The
to
and
sale
provide additional working capital
The selling stockholders will
of
sale
commercial users of
the recondition¬
and
carriers;
sale of new vehicles.
of its sale of 200,000 shares
and for general corporate pur¬
receive all proceeds from the
230,000 shares.
.;
250,000
RR.—Earnings—
$5.25
registration
shares
of
A
for
all
class
and
in
the
Merchandise
with
statement
the
SEC
stock.
common
exchange
class
located
company,
of
B
America—Exchange Plan—
The
the
stock
of
on
company
800,000
Mart,
Sept. 26
to
proposes
issued
and
Chicago,
covering
offer
its
outstanding
filed
a
240,000
stock
shares
In
of
Hubshman
Factors Corp. (the rate of ex¬
supplied- by amendment).
The offer is conditioned
upon its acceptance by the holders of at least
80%
(640,000 shares)
of
the total outstanding
class A and class B shares of Hubshman
change
is
to
be
Factors.
According
to
the prospectus, the company has
entered
agreement with Henry M. Hubshman, principal stockholder of
into
an
Hubshman
Factors,
offer
The
to
all
two
the
of
and
Henry M. Hubshman, Jr., his
holders
of
Hubshmans
offer.
They
Hubshman
have
and
agreed
Factors
to
members
class
deposit
of
to
son,
their
make
A
their
the
immediate
exchange
class
and
stock
B
stock.
in
acceptance
family own in
of 81%
of the outstanding class
A and
class B stock.
The
contemplates that the two Hubshmans will be
employed
principal executive officers of Hubshman Factors for a
period of
five years and will receive options on an
aggregate of 20,000 shares
of the company's common
stock.
excess
agreement
as
Hubshman
and
Factors
engaged
receivable
accounts
City.—V.
is
192,
p.
in
financing.-
the
its
business
main
of
old-line
office
is .in
factoring
New
York
I960—Month—1959
31—
1960—8 Mos—1959
$385,726 $16,831,950 $14,876,415
$1,893,081
Rwy. operating expenses
1,779,484
1,267,669
12,711,509
113,597
163,818
*881,943
*272,499
4,120,441
2,898,530
2,566,680
2,281,311
fr.
rev.
rwy.
rwy.
•Deficit.
ops.
income
op.
—V.
A
of
this
June
192,
895, '
p.
breakthrough
major
for
totaled
the previous
$9,271,181
fiscal
year,
compared
an
before Federal
with
net
sales
of
Net
$2,026,361,
$6,372,595
compared
to
income
after
provision
for Federal income taxes totaled
$1,014,1,513,300 shares outstanding as of June
30,
in earnings over fiscal 1959
provision for Federal income taxes, totaled
051, or 67 cents per share on
when
This
net
$767,620,
after
represents an
income,
or
giving
55
after
cents
effect
increase of 32%
per
to
the
share
on
1.400,000
two-for-one
split
shares
which
then
outstanding
occurred
1960.
The
for better means of producing
a
part of solids per billion parts of water has been mass-produced with¬
employing disillation or any ether method that requires heat-
out
producing equipment," he said.
■
.
Bogue Electric's purification system utilizes a principle known as
"Ion exchange," which entails the use of chemicals that convert dis¬
solved
trouble-causing, minerals
into
compounds readily extractable
from
water.
Now
being
used
on
round-the-clock
a
basis
at
a
major
semiconductor
in
May,
"""
corporation
assembles*
and -processes
electrical
connectors. 1 It
-it-
outstanding
has
J.
Cannon,
Presi¬
Corp.—Files
with
Drive,
SEC
to
the
of
name
supplied
the
stock,
N.
Atlanta,
W.,
Sept.
on
offered
be
underwriter
1960,
28,
Ga., filed
covering
public sale at
the underwriting
for
and
amendment.
by
acquire
interests
and
area
net
organized
was
proceeds
law
undeveloped
southeastern
the
from
the
stock
for
$200,000
(a)
will be used by
the company or
equity
or
debt securities for
the
be invested in land on the Island
sale
subsidiaries
Its
to
in
Delaware
under
to
and other Islands In the Caribbean area; (b) $100,000 to be
development and promotion of the "Atlanta Playland" site, In
and the acquisiton of adjacent properties; (c) $100,000 for
development and acquisition of the Norcross Lake Development,
of St. Lucia
used
for
the
In
Atlanta;
The
of
(d)
and
the
balance
general
for
corporate
Coburn
Ben
and
Secretary,
96,000,
own
The
In
and 4,000 shares,
re¬
in exchange for their
24,000, 10,000
received this stock
16,000,
promoters
subsidiaries
certain
Metal
Carolina
The
affiliates
and
the
of
statement
shares
of
Corp.—Files
Common—
the
sold)
Wilkens
Arnold,
basis.
mission,
the
addition
In
underwriter
at
$5
Co.,
&
on
cents
55
a
receive,
purchase
5-year
a
exercisable
to
will
all or nothing, best
share selling com¬
(if the 109,000 shares
10,000 shares of common,
an
per
for $1,000
for
warrant
share.
per
primarily in'Uhe manufacture of building
products, including painted residential and light commercial aluminum
siding and accessory and component parts, steel lintels and'steel fire¬
place dampers, and of, aluminum and bronze weatherstrip products.
It also fabricates and sells vacuum operated, semaphore type school
bus stop signs and
folding steel chairs, and performs to Industrial
customers' specifications a variety of processing and treatment work
on
various metals.
The net proceeds of the stock sale will be used
as
follows:
to pay note indebtedness to Wachovia
Trust Co., in the
principal amount of
$175,859, to pay
the outstanding balance of
$55,000 of
a
note to Wix Industries, Inc.,
to pay the balance of
the purchase price of machinery and equipment purchased for $58,323,
to
improve and
modernize the company's paint line,
at an
aggregate cost of $50,000, and for working capital.
The
comp
addition
In
to
engaged
certain
the
Indebtedness,
company
has
outstanding
shares of capital stock which, pursuant to a recapitalization,
changed into 150,000 shares of class A common stock.
Of
225,000
be
to
are
is
ny
shares,
National Metal Products, of Pittsburgh, will
shares, Edwin M. Rocrenbaugh, President, and Andrew
director, will own 16,667 shares each, and Produx, Inc.,
of
Pittsburgh, will own
16,666 shares.
Rodenbaugh owns (In part
jointly with his wife) 57% of the outstanding capital stock of Na¬
tional and 40% of Produx, and Phelps owns 28%
of the outstanding
class
such
A
100,000
own
H.
Phelps,
stock of National and 40%
100,000 common shares,
the
the
150,000
own
the
a
class
of
purchasers
A
the
shares
at
shares
new
of Produx.
Assuming the sale
company's existing stockholderscost of $1.61 per share, while
will have paid $5 per share for
a
the 100,000 common shares.
Jersey—Earnings—
1960—8 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959 '
Period End. Aug. 31—
$4,275,674 $33,930,501 $35,132,097
3,586,161
28,577,065
30,119,981
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
$4,116,859
from ry. ops.
$599,128
$689,513
$5,353,436
$5,012,116
income—
♦199,774
129,959
•1,418,901
♦189,979
Net
Net
rev.
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
3,517,731
895.
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
revenue-
788,859
Net
Net
from ry.
rev.
ry.
—V!
991.
p.
&
Co,, Inc.
$7,113,000
$1,378,857
$164,043
15,121
'
.
5,734,143
28,^21
'
,
Electronic Corp.—Common
Centron
son
$64,141
119,871
ops.
deficit
oper.
192,
-
Stock Sold—Lea-
and associates announced
on
Sept. 27
offering of 260,000 shares of Centron Electronic
Corporation common stock at a price of $6.75 per share
indicating a substance's resistance tc the flow of electricity.
the mineral content of water, the better it generally
electrical current, and hence the less its resistance. It
has been calculated that water free of any detectable mineral content
would have
a
resistance
of 24,000,000
ohms per c.c.,
which is the
has been
are
having
a
units
The
that
greater
conducts
an
resistance
achieved
as
in
water
by
the
Electric's
Bogue
and
generation
expansion,
—
Private Placement
—
The
Philadelphia investment banking firm of Hess, Grant &
Remington, Inc., has negotiated the private placement of
$200,000 6% subordinated debentures, due Sept. 1, 1970,
with attached warrants to purchase common stock of
Boonshaft
and
Fuchs,
Inc.
debentures
The
were
pur¬
chased
a
by the Pension Fund of Aerojet-General Corp.,
subsidiary of General Tire & Rubber Co. *
BUSINESS-—Boonshaft
and
Fuchs,
new
proceeds
product
from the sale of
development and
capital.
'
the stock will
for additional
be used
working
„
BUSINESS—Cetron, formerly called Continental Electric Co., is prin¬
in
other
Boonshaft & Fuchs, Inc.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
for
system.)
the production of television tubes,
types of electronic components, as
of atomic power.—V. 189, pp. 2454 and 43.
needed
is
capacitors
an
cipally engaged In the engineering, development, manufacture and sale
of industrial electronic tubes, and is about to enter the field of optic
and
designers and. manufacturers-high performance feedback controls, plans to use the proceeds of
the,
sale 'for
additional
working capital.- The
company's - plant
is
located ill Hatboro Industrial Park, Hatboro, Pa.—V. 189, p." 1571.
Inc.,
of
and
electronic
systems. Included among its products
sulphide tubes, vacuum gauges, power
lead
photo electric
tubes, tnyratrons
are
rectifiers.
Sales
company's products are made to electronic equipment
to the military and to retail distributors.
Equipment
are
handled nationally through 15 manufacturer's
the
of
manufacturers,
sales
manufacturer
representatives to more than 275 customers, Including Western Electric
Remington Rand, a division of Sperry Rand Corp.; American Dis¬
trict
Telegraph Co.; Beckman Instruments and Eastman Kodak Co.
Co.;
all
accounting for
sales,
Military
branches
Under
a
tributors
are
Broadcasting
marketed
of
the
Armed
over
and
Co.
under
the
include
CBS
of
of total volume,
are
made to
industrial tubes made by Cetron and)
Cetron's products are sold in
brand name.
Canada excepted,
Columbia Broadcasting.
foreign. countries,division
50%
Services.
negotiated in 1958, sales to national retail dis¬
handled
by CBS Electronics, a division of Columbia
contract
.by
.
CBS
International,
anotheH.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9579. Claude D.Seibert, Publisher and President;.
William Dan* Seibert/, Treasurerf George*
J^Morrissey, Editor, published twice ft week7 {every. Thursday (general news^ and advertising issued vtfith tr statistical"lssue^on Mond&yK Other offices; J.35Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate-2-G613); Copyright 1960
by William B. Dana Company.'. Reentered"as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the. post office at New-York, N_ Y_. under .the Act
-
NOTE: 'On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
•
$6,563,000
5,630,767
$932,231
402,991
$897,000
732,957-
$853,000
expenses.
oper.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
Railway oper.
Railway
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
K
/
South Blvd., Charlotte, N. C., filed a regis¬
SEC on Sept. 28,
1960, covering 100,000
stock, to be offered fer public sale at $5 per
with
common
through
efforts
are
Products
company.
corporation of 2222
tration
stock
purposes.
has outstanding 150,000 shares of
common
stock,
Goldgar, Treasurer, M'ike Goldgar, President, H. Jules
A.
Reginald Brand, Vice-Presidents, and Paul Coburn,
company
which
plant, the system produces 100 gallons per minute of
resistance of 24,000,000 ohms per cubic centimeter
at 18 degrees centigrade.
(Water purity is measurable in ohms, which
water
ended
increase of 45%.
taxes amounted to
Robert
Development
Northside
4358
common
The
be
company
tubes,
1960.
sales
Net income
>
search
system that achieves the presently-recognized theoretical
ultimate in water purity on a production scale without the use of heat.
"This
marks
the first time
that water containing less than one
President, announced on Sept. 26 the
operating results
corporation and its subsidiaries for the fiscal
$1,530,927 for the previous year.
1960.
the
in
Avnet,
year
30,
Net
of
of
following purposes:
ultra-pure
developed
w:ell
Subs.)—Net, Sales Up—
company
on
June 9, 1960,
real estate located in the Carib¬
portion of the United States (exclu¬
sive of Florida) for development.
Such Interests may be acquired by
subsidiary companies, by acquisition of stock Interests in Independent
or
affiliated
real
estate
concerns,
or
by
direct
acquisition.
The
to
water needed by key modern industries was announced
on
Sept.
21 by Edward P. Schinman, President of Bogue Electric
Manufacturing Company.
Mr.
Schinman
reported that Eogue Electric's Belco Division has
the
High-purity
(&
Southeastern
Central RR. Co. of New
Net
1089.
Avnet Electronics Corp.
the
which
of
12,309,735
transistors,
Lester
to
are
The
Bogue Electric Manufacturing Co.—New Process—
This
stock,
a
statement
share.
per
terms
•will
150,000
$200,000
Automatic Canteen Co. of
wide
a
indebtedness,
common
&
shares
capital
.
Rwy. operating revenue.
Net
Co._
engaged
for
certain
Cannon,
corporation
140,000
of
Bessemer & Lake Erie
500,000
&
to
H.
registration
a
October.
The company
a'
Common—
725,000
& .Co
Struthers
also
Period End. Aug.
250,000
Sons-
Gundy & Co.,
Wood,
Etta Goodman owns an additional 113,650 shares.
shares will reduce Abraham Goodman's holdings
120,000
He
and 2,500
500,000
Inc.
250,000
Co._
Witter
the
48.8%.
to
&
&
James
share
engaged
68.8%.
or
of
Sale
filed
Vice-President, Helen Cannon Rowen, and
Patricia Cannon Arnell, own 375,000 shares (25%) each.
The latter
two holders propose to sell 100,000 shares each.
a
amendment.
company
Calif.,
Angeles,
Los
Frocks, Inc.—Files Secondary—
company,
100,000
.__
addition
In
interests
Berkshire
Street,
related
and
contacts
1,500,000 shares of
dent,
spectively.
supplied
895.
Georgia,
doubled.
poses.
Co.
White, Weld & Co
Co
new
111.,
productive
almost
was
construction
Humboldt
primarily
connectors
electrical
advanced
the
Co., Watertown,
Wis.;
Sola
Electric
Co.,
Elk
Manufacturing
Co.,
Manchester,
N.
H.;
Bauer-Schweitzer
Co., Inc., San Francisco; Sola-Basic Products Ltd., Toronto,
Malting
p.
per
income
the
compared
total
of
also
electronics
Malt
192,
In fUe design and manufacture
wiring devices to provide multi¬
variety of applications in the
electronic communications, aircraft, missile, computer, and other fields
where close tolerances, convenience, and high reliability under varied
and often extreme environmental conditions are required.
bean
electronic,
Wening
in
the
plants
below.—V,
$2,403,886,
was
1959.
than
Toronto,
ing
Anthony
Day
L.
250,000
Inc..
&
250,000
Co
&
Joseph
725,000
Partners
100,000
*
&
American
725,000
&
The
to Anthony von Wening, Basic
shipments of malt contributed
to
electrical,
late
725,000
Stroud
Swiss
Co.
Inc.
In
3208
#
According
creased
which
725,000
&
725,000
—
&
Bros.
Inc.
150,000
.Inc.
Harris
history.
company
income
$2,001,524
Is
company
electrical
Caribbean
ago.
taxes,
was
in
$3,866,524
150,000
Barney
100,000
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co
Harriman
before
effects,
100,000
Hutzler
150,000
Stuart
in
Net
with
annual
1960
obsolete.
were
1960,
tax
500,000
Co.
Co., Inc.__
Rothschild & Co..
F.
Smith,
&
Halsey,
year
a
compared
report stated that $450,450 of 1960 net
income was accounted for by certain
non-recurring transactions.
A
qredlt resulted from the reclassification of malt and grain inventories
from
a
"last-in, first out" to a "first-in, first-out" basis, and was
partially offset by charges incurred in the disposition of properties
Robinson-
Shields
Co.
Inc
&
Co
Salomon
150,000
Co._
&
&
&
Humphrey
L.
Inc.___
Sachs
Greenshields
The
Pressprich
Riter
Corp.
Fleming-
&
W.
725,000
250,000
&
Nolan,
firm's
highest
the
$45,730,520.
were
share,
common
reported
The
$53,653,888,
year" they
per
common
Inc.
Union
&. Co
W. B. Hibbs
totaled
previous
$1.81
This
100,000
Curtis
W.
500,000
Estabrook
Folger,
sales
Net
100,000
100,000
Inc.
Dillon,
First
Report—
increased earnings for the fiscal year ended July
reported on Sept.. 15 by this Milwaukee, Wis., manu¬
facturer
of
electrical, electronic and other industrial products and
producer of barley malt.
and
of
company,
The
of
were
shares,
Inc.
____
•
sales
or
Corp.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 26, 1960, covering 200,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the present holders thereof through a group of underwriters headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment. The offering is expected in
early November.
circuit
894.
p.
1960,
31,
725,000
Spence & Co, Inc.
Dominick.
Securities
20,516,071
Basic Products Corp.—Annual
100,000
Co.__-_
Lynclj.,, pierce,,
Fenner
Mills,
150,000
d Corp. ____J
Drexel & Co
Eastman
52,348,901
6,075,749
,810
Denton,
Co.____
Dominion
42,793,478
1,128,024
,
725,000
Hannaford
&
5,034,363
34,066
sizes
250,000
Dcminick
5,008,812
ops.
which
200,000
Inc.
Courts
ry.
pf moderate priced casual
100,000
—
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Dawson,
$
i
r
■
Sons____
&
$
29,846,500 262,889,235 266,632,313
24,812,137 220,095,757 214,283,412
200,000
250,000
Co
Bros.
Freres
250,000
Inc
&
250,000
725,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds.
Co.
Gouinlock
Inc.
__!
Alex.
Co
250,000
Co.____
Bell,
Blyth
200,000
&
Inc.
___—
Stearns &
Co
Hutton
Co.__
Bleichroeder,
B. Ashplant &
Bache
&
E.
Inc._
and
S.
F.
Hirsch
W.
27,012,214
income
oper.
192,
The
Amount
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$l,600,000
A.
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
200,000
32,021,026
expenses-
Record
bonds.
A.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$
revenue
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Anchor
the
Sept.
agreed
the
purchase, and the
Commonwealth has agreed to sell to them
severally, in the respective
amounts set forth below, an
aggregate of $25,000,000 principal amount
of
1959
of
proceeds of the current
works expenditures being fi¬
capital
public works projects as housing,
mission facilities, modernization
struction
Net
for more
PROCEEDS—The
-Earnings—
I960—Month
$
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
increase
the
on
Megawave Electronics
Cannon Electric Co.-—Files Secondary—
This
the
Commonwealth
will
CWS Waveguide Corp.—New Name—
See
1193.
p.
698.
p.
(Commonwealth of)—Bonds Offered—Mor¬
3
missile, aviation, business machine and electronics industries,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
Australia
a
wide variety of other components, including Beadix
tubes; Sperry, Rheem and U. S. Semcor semi-conduc¬
Clare and Babcock relays; and General Tire Vibrex fasten¬
and
P.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.
when
declines
revenues and
earnings reflects the ability of Northeast
management
to
attract additional
passengers
and
to
control costs," Mr. Stretch
said. The proposed
merger between Northeast and Trans World
Airlines
Is still under
consideration, the report stated.—V.
192,
distributes
tors;
many years," according
fact that Northeast was
"The
losses during
trunk
of
also
connectors
gross
(1299)
remittance
for
_■
-
i
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York #»vrds.
.co
nn
™>.
Tro<*r
other "nmi'ntries.
$72.00
oer
yea*.,.
,
$6,825,000
on
21.
Sept.
*
Railway
Peru, Robert P. Koenig, President,
a producer and fabricator of non-
additions in
Cerro is
plant
for
announced
'
Net
modification of two production facilities.
located at La Oroya, Peru, metallurgical
principal operating subsidiary, is to be
increased in capacity from approximately 32,000 to 52,000 short tons
of
special high grade zinc a year.
The estimated completion date
of this project is June 30,
1962.
projects involve
The electrolytic zinc plant,
center
in
Peru
of
Cerro's
The
new
Net
funds
oper.
expenses.'
Net
Net
stock of" Cornet
the market on
Sept. 28 by Ran underwriting group managed jointly by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., and Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton. The stock is priced at $10 per share.
*22,178
150,000 shares of $2 par value common
Stores, Pasadena, Calif.* was placed on
of
$1,188,397
'
448,604
$1,075,184
'
368,931
*$17,151
12,105
it
order,
an
Co.—Registers—
:
*
to
"
the company.
in
not
at
''
presently
corporate
'
.
;v
,
K
at
distribution some time in late October.
After the proposed
the members of the Stranahan families and trusts for
benefit will continue to own
approximately 63% of the out¬
due
the
York
N.
standing
shares of $1%
outstanding
in
with
1910
nominal
a
amount
of
and
With SEC
s'
proceeds are to be used to purchase physical assets of Kanigen
division of General American Transportation Co. in California,
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
$
$
Railway oper.
expenses.
oper.
V'
$
$
27,387,040 232,468,810 233.940,138
20,930,758 174,777,773 172,449,928
30,036,606
22,920,917
revenue™
Railway
.
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
57,691,037
61,490,210
4,014,951
7,115,689
4,296,105
ops.
ry.
income
oper.
192,
6,456,282
32,853,586
affiliates
cash,
Chesebrough-Pond's
by
of Dec. 31,
as
for
Inc.
will
bring
brand
1960.
in the cosmetic business through
products.—V. 189, p. 2240.
make-up
-8 Mos.—1959
1960—8 Mos.—
1960-*-Month—1959
$
■
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
r
ry.
S
$
$
22,944,766
22,443,251
164,656,069
175,303,735
18,212,811
17,684,175
134,802,119
142,717,015
4,731,955
4,759,076
29,853,950
32,586,720
1,489,405
revenue
1,712,424
10,784,677
12,144,547
ops.
ry.Joper. income
incc
j^2, p. 895.
Balance
Period End. Aug. 31—
expenses.
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
%
362,693
3,131,725
stock
A
$302,599
$1,793,174
$1,862,213
110,208
115,6b6
681,415
737,086
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
1960—Month—1959
S
S
21,880,102
$
revenue™
23,377,375
$
oper,
153,059,581
163,234 495
Railway
oper.
expenses.
17,022,049
17,776,640
127,554,827
135,146^956
6,355,326
4,103,462
25,504,754
■stock
option.
at
shares
—V.
income...
oper.
192,
ops.
2,811,959
1,441,612
3,880,716
8,331,309
Period End. Aug. 31—
1960—Month—1959
$
operating
outlays
months
six
1960.
of
$1,000,000
nor
1,
be
to
100%
for
redeemed
after
preferred
effect
stock
of
without par
par
value.
$10
underwriting
4,578,863
3,059,513
20,876,944
debentures
set
561,851
1,592,993
4,393,538
Net
1,127,346
from
oper.
192,
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$1,713,320
1,100,561
$13,346,370
$14,136 041
8,831,832
8,860 763
ops.
$486,905
$612,759
$4,514,538
$5,275,278
income^..
465,020
573 014
3,935,871
4,812,264
ry.
896.
p.
boards
approved
Minute
After
The
Coca-Cola
and
name
at special
meetings
announcement
Board
of Minute
operating
Under
of
the
its
This would
Maid
Corp.
have
held
on
probably
in
J.
F.
Co.,
with
common
involve
its
of
Brownlee
present
the
stock
issuance
Mm'
of
that
Minute
Coca-Cola
2.2
about
shares
the
sell
Drexel
&
Emanuel,
of
Maid
shares of
Weeks—
&
800,000
Hutton
&
Co.
Morgan
S.
F.
Stanley
200,000
1,400,000
200,000
Hopwood
Ripley
would
Minute
issue
Maid
laws
the
of
It
6,
which
operates
now
is
considered
small
a
—-a^The proceeds are
loan
be
"
to
charter
CAPITALIZATION—The
shares
160,000
stock
is
no
of
conversion
and
the
of
the
.,
company
value
par
to be
used for general corporate
of
authorizes 20,000
per share and
$5.00
stock of the par value of $5.00 per share;
stock outstanding and 63,196 shares of common
outstanding. If all of the debentures are sold
shares
42,000
of
of
management
by the
business.
common
preferred
issued
are
additional
an
stock
preferred
of
shares
200,000
&
Stone
the
of
common
debentures.—V.
1,100,000
500,000
&
Net
300,000
—V.
Co.—
&
192,
stock will be
p.
reserved
596.
for the
•'
v
Trask
&
Corp.—
&
Co
Co.
192,
p.
rwy.
801,337
509,366
ops.
139,003
income
.
522,684
7,205,5(
4,121,0:
5,435.867
2,892,938
896.
%
-
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earning?—
1,100,000
Corp
Weld
fr.
op.
rwy.
200,000
Webster
American
rev.
Corp.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
3,478,689
$3,574,082 $27,652,635 $30,849,934
2,969,323
2,772,745
24,216,768
23,644,390
200,000
1,100,000
Spencer
White,
1,400,000
500,000
&, Hudson RR.
Delaware
Period Er.d. Aug. 31—
Rwy. operating revenueRwy. operating expenses
;
j
Co
Securities
Swiss
j& Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
—V. 192, p. 896.
800,000
•"
200,000
300,000
1,100,000
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Months—1959
$5,608,514 $46,717,004 $48,090,085
5,107,246
42,296,320
42,256,518
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from
oper.
192,
p.
$5,772,675
revenue—
exps.
5,252,201
ry. oper.
$520,474
$501,268
$4,420,684
339,141
291,626
2,794,753
deficit
$5,833,567
443,432
896.
con¬
Denver & Rio Grande Western
—Proposes Offering
on
organization,
Sept.
26
with
the
of
Ithaca,
SEC
N.
covering
Y.,
filed
$250,000
a
of
registration
4%
one
new
common.
906,400 shares of Coca-Cola
com¬
stock,
de¬
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
preferred
Railway
securities
Net
'
exps.
4,470,194
from ry. oper.
$2,367,447
income—
969,817
operating
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Months—1959
$6,837,641
$6,522,522 $51,045,599 $50,329,572
34,578,107
34,436,913
$2,373,408 $16,467,492
! 974,910
6,870,634
$15,892,659
4,149,114
and
constitutes
classes
statement
subordinated
due 1966;
10,000 shares of $100 par cumulative
300,000 shares of $5 par common stock.
According to the prospectus,
the offering of the above
bentures,
would
of
most
paper,
Sept.
on
purposes.
Net
Inc.
1,100,000
Inc.
i.
500,000
—
Shuman, Agnew & Co..
Smith, Barney & Co.
Fleming& 'Co
Co..
Co
500,000
Jaffray &
Schwabacher
Co,
Corp
&
Moseley \&
Piper,
Riter
Corp
&
under
incorporated
was
South
Georgia, at
by certain
500,000
Langley & Co.™'Higginson
Corp.™.
800,000
Boston
Discount
of
residents
to
Darlington,
PROCCEDS
1,400,000
500,000
Deetjen
Harriman
$800,000
C.
Lee
200,000
Michigan
type
There
Co..
&
offered
were
1,100,000
1,400,000
Nolan,
amount
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Inc,
Forgan
as
W.
Co
First
First
Square,
for
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Dominick—
&
each
to
acting
are
principal
Noyes
Hornblower
1,100,000
Co.
Carolina
in
300,000
-
&
forth
Offered—
1951 and has its principal offices at .73
S. C. Its original business was financing
the
purchase of farm
equipment through the purchase from farm
equipment dealers of
notes, endorsed by them, J secured by chattel
mortgages on farm equipment. The purchase of such notes was dis¬
continued in 1957 and the company presently holds only $26,000 of this
of
Amount
,£'.
debentures
BUSINESS—Dealers
Public
common
underwriters
the
Brothers
Hemphill,
Sullivan &
Read
Dominick
The
dealers
South
cumulative
of
Inc.—Debentures
Sept. 2 offering circular, $300,000
a
and possibly to residents of North Carolina and
of 100% of face value by the underwriters and
designated by the underwriters.
price
a
subsidi¬
consist
Corp.,
Discount
to
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc.
jointly by W. E Robinson
Brownlee, Chairman of the
management.
proposal,
for each
192, p. 1091.
stated
be
progress.
Carolinal,
after
200,000
Inc.
Co.,
Inc
This
and
.
plant which will consist
of this
sinking fund
debentures, due July 1, 1975, were offered at par. The
underwriters were G. H. Crawford Co., Inc., and V. M.
Manning & Co., Inc., both of Greenville, S. C., and Frank S.
Smith & Co., Inc., of Columbia, S. C.
/ ^;■
the
at
below:
W,
Inc
Co.
&
Dillon,
December
Sept. 22
and
Maid.
terms
stock.—V.
to be
made
was
Chairman,
of
purchase
to
Co.,
W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc
Minute
new
a
corporation's 7% subordinated convertible
month
or
its
will
$3.75
agreed to
has
each
Lehman
500,000
Glore,
approval of a merger agreement by both boards, the
be submitted for approval by stockholders of both com¬
Messrs. Robinson
share
of
principle the proposal under which Coca-Cola would acquire
through an exchange of stock.
will
Coca-Cola
Board
directors
formal
proposal
panies
in
Maid
of
&
Weeks & Co.-
&
Folger,
Coca-Cola Co.—Merger Progress—
The
on
conditions set
and
company
and
3,750,000
Baird
Eosworth,
1960—Month—1959
expenses.
rev.
ry.
—V.
tinue
terms
agreed
opposite its
BrothersW.
Baker,
Blair
oper.
of
12,327,864
below,-and
Co.
&
and
company
shares
turn
the
the
named
Sachs
Goldman,
22,297,860
1,441,280
$1,614,251
broken for
been
its
with
Acciaierie
.
feet of building on 49 acres of land. The new facili¬
completed late in 1961.
The old plant will continue to
Dealers
than
company
the -12
Amount
895.
revenue..
in
collectible.
to
agreement,
underwriters
the
$
oper.
the
debentures
138,000
vaiue
UNDERWTtlTERS—Subject
>'
Railway
Railway
of
those
of
debt,
Lehman
ops.
iption
the
of
the
to
long-term
in
representatives, has severally
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
mon
giving
124,723,030
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
1960
117,957,747
rwy.
already
~
square
Pursuant
1984.
$186,701,000
Blyth
Net
1,
15,252,779
income
S. p. A."
with its present staff of 600 employees while the construction
The current capacity of 7,500 tons per year will be
enlarged to over 15,000 tons when the new mill is completed.—V. 191,
p. 1217.
for
Tess
addition,
In
during
15,697,712
p.
has
under
employees
and
World War."
to operate
the name of
continue
"will
said,
operate
used
be
providing
not
redeemed
;,ne
Goldman, Sachs & Co.™ $3,750,000
op.
of
those
147,020,890
192,
It
freedom
Hunter
Mr.
OFFERING—The
fund
a
138,834,691
rwy.
—V.
is an expression of our faith in
and friendship for the free world
Market.
prosperity,
management
will
ties
under¬
.
sinking
a
Oct.
1, 1984
$2,000,000
each
year.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
Robert
Net
-
..
h°ve
for
beginning Oct.
of
will
debentures
redeemable
period
whom
1960—8 Mos.- -1959
the
through
18,313,292
fr.
3,000
steels in Europe.
characterized Western Europe since the second
has
450,000
of
is
104% %
from
ranging
1,
1965
than
more
will
debentures
,
.
Oct.-
on
the
of
sale
debentures
REDEMPTION—The
retirement
Oct.
from
proceeds
20,276,575
rev.
the
by
3,000
Co.___
has
Common
European
continued
Ground
a
-company
revenue^.
Net
of
to
replenish
working .capital
.which
has
been
by, outlays
for
its ..capital
expenditure
program.'These'
totaled
$89,000,000 ! in
1959
and
$49,000,000
in
the
first
the
operating expenses
Rwy.
exercise
-"v
each class purchaseable
191, p. 2412.
Frank, Meyer & Fox
&
company,7; through its wholly-owned subsidiary,
purchased-75%
ownership of the Fonderie
S. p. A. of Milan, Italy, noted as a quality
Pa.
Ltd.,
Crucible Vanzetti,
closed.
of
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Rwy
the
present
<
Co., Inc.—Debentures Offered—Gold¬
Sachs & Co., Lehman Brothers and associates of¬
fered publicly on Sept. 27, $30,000,000 of the company's
4%% debentures due Oct. 1, 1985, at 100%, plus accrued
interest. The offering was oversubscribed and the books
aries
895.
p.
of
share.—V.
per
Wagens'eller & Durst, Inc.-
the announcement, Joel Hunter, President of Crucible,
"This acquisition will enable Crucible to enter and participate
"Vanzetti,"
Outstanding
upon
Crucible
which
1246,250
issuance
3,000
3,000
3,000
making
the
FINANCING
tl86,G30
•:%; 'V
shares
6,250
$1
reserved for
are
Pittsburgh,
declared:
Continental Can
stock
from ry.
rev.
105,000
750,000
A-
/
•(Including
28,087,539
Net
Net ry.
In
$270,000
*750,000
„„
Sutro
4,000
Stern,
&
896.
producer of. specialty
f;
■
class B
*100,000
1960—8 Mos.—1959
Railway
.
par)M
(10c
Class B stock(10c par)
prices
„
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Class
2,916,443
895.
Period End. Aug. 31—
EFFECT
.
reduced
$263,297
ops.
income
oper.
192, p.
427,943
GIVING
,
4,000
„
C.
Sloan
Co
Donald
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Acquires—
The
in
CAPITALIZATION
Co.,
&
—„™—™-
Acciaierie Milanesi Vanzetti,
.15,000
expansion——
Co
,
15,000
:
r-.;
.
by
1960—8 Mos,—1959
'
$4,924,899
$4,778,656
1960—Month—1959
$691,240
$665,292
revenue..
—V.
working capital and general
for
PROCEEDS—Net
Railway oper.
increasing
Fierce
man,
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
*
10,000
for
V
World'
-Earnings—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
Period End. Aug. 31—-
Railway oper.
%
75,000
writer
Railway oper. expenses.
.
T
material
raw
3,000
Inc.
Inc.
4,000
4,000
Co.™__™™™
192, p.
Co
&
allocate
y.:
production and laboratory,equip., $20,000
Research, development and product refinement
Consultant end technical specialist fees
and Peggy Sage and will serve to com¬
strong franchise
and
Pond'S' creams
—V.
•
to
\
Odorono
Cutex,
as
already
its
plement
its
to
•-
company
inventory™---™™
Chemical
Continental Europe, Canada and Latin America. It
Chesebrough-Pond's the addition of such well known
names
the
30,000
England,
as
of
following purposes:
the
Increased advertising and marketing program budget
\
of
amount
Chesebrough-Pond's intends to operate the Northam Warren business
as a separate division,
continuing its present policies and personnel.
The proposed acquisition will "add materially" to Chesebrough-Pond's
sales and earnings both domestic and overseas, especially in such mar¬
kets
intention
Expansion and development of sales and distribution force
undisclosed
an
present
the
is
approximately for
proceeds
net
of
President
■
»
PROCEEDS—It
&
Northwest
Pacific
Rauscher,
5,000
Hogle & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co._
McDonald
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
5,000
5,000
Inc
3,000
3,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—__
Dempsey-Tegeler
5,000
A.
J.
4,000
3,000
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry, Inc.—
—3,000
6,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
Walston & Co.,
L„_
Co
6,000
du Pont & Co
Francis I.
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co._,__
Weeks
Hornblower &
a
commission basis. The commission payable to manu¬
representatives varies between (5%)
and (10%) on gross
Purchase and leasing of
President
Straka,
Warren,
Hemphill,
on
sales..
Shares
—_
Shearson, Hammill & Co.™
company
severally
have
below
named
Schwabacher
40,000
22,000
Noyes & Co._—_
6,000
Templeton
to
on
1960.
record Dec. 30,
Jones &
Mitchum,
contract fillers, who in turn complete the finished
product and package and warehouse the product on behalf of the
company.
These products of the company are sold under trade names
with
manufacturers'
representatives actjng as selling agents of the
passed
stock, payable
the class B common
on
Shares
develop¬
the
of
consists
company
not
underwriters
Reynolds & Co., Inc
the
iof Chesebrough-Pond's Inc., and Northam
Northam- Warren Corp., on Sept. 21 jointly an¬
nounced that ."agreement in principle" had been reached for the pur¬
chase
of
the worldwide interests of Northam
Warren Corp. and its
A.
of
but
ended
.
as
to .^stockholders of
1961,
production and marketing of chemical specialty products in the
consumer
and
industrial fields.
The
company
does not at present
manufacture finished products, but prepares basic concentrates which
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.—To Acquire—
J.
in
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
ment,
37,090,441
992.
p.
the
of
business
BUSINESS—The
facturers'
Net
stock,
common
1,
months
six
the
in
sales
net
against $6,796,000 in the comparable
the respective periods was $424,000 and
;
'
;
11'A cents per.share has been declared
.
dividend
20,
sale,
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the under-^
writing agreement, to purchase from the company the number of shares
of common stock set forth below opposite their respective names:
stock.
stock and one share of class B
are
1960—8 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Feb.
Corp.—Stock
Offered—Pursuant to a Sept. 19 prospectus, Vickers,
Christy & Co., Inc., 27 William St., New York 5, N. Y.,
publicly offered 50,000 units of this firm's securities at
$6.50 per unit. Each unit consisted of one share of class A
The
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
on
T
inclusive.
1960,
Consolidated Research & Manufacturing
.
corporation on Sept. 27, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 26,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at 55 per share, through Keon & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
Offering date
1960.
8,
income
net
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
15,
over-the-counter
the
Oct.
period;
DIVIDEND—A
Cuba, on the American Stock Exchange
market, for the 10-day period Sept. 29 to
Havana,
of
used
be
consisted
Stores'
$419,000.
Consolidated
of
Corp.),
Petroleum
Sent.
stock
the
shares
1960 were $8,007,000,
30,
1959
the further suspension of trading in the com¬
Development ■ (formerly Consolidated Cuban
ordered
has
stock
mon
value common stock,—V. 191, p. 1875.
par
Chemplate Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
Oct.
SEC
The
established
was
and since then the company has grown to be one of the
leading manufacturers of spark plugs throughout the world.
The
first public offering of Champion Spark Plug Co. common shares was
made
on
Sept, 10,
1S58 when 827,400 shares were sold by certain
stockholders.
The company's capitalization consists solely of 6,064,860
of
B
class <
EARNINGS—Cornet
shares.
common
business
The
capital
of
June
(CUBA)—Suspended
Consolidated Development Corp.
)
will
offering
the
from
1960 capitalization, adjusted
application of proceeds and
oi$l,170,000 of long-term
notes; 1,385,150 shares of $2 par value class B common stock;
and
150,000 shares of $2 par value common stock.
completion
reflect
issuance
distribution
their
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION—Cornet's
to
140 Broadway, New
of New York,
" ■
Guaranty Trust Co.
Y.—V, 192, p. 1091.
Morgan
15,
Nevada and one
to re¬
pay about $620,000 of short-term loans;
the balance of proceeds will
be
available as working capital and for other corporate purposes;
ACQUISITION—In a separate transaction,, Cornet plans to acquire
the eight stores owned by Cornet 5 & 10 (Utah, Wyoming, California)
by issuing 35,186 shares of class B common stock.
due
used
operation
Co.,
in
in Hawaii, four in Idaho, three in
Net sales in 1959 were $16,441,000.
PROCEEDS—Net
assist
to
Cornet
name,
the company operates 130
six Western
states—97 in California, 20
the
stores
five
Washington.
Oregon,
in
and
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
of the sinking fund, $160,000 of its 47/s % debentures, series
1983 at 101.05% plus accrued interest.
Payment* will be made
The
•
companies
subsidiary
of
construction
programs,
$90,000,000, and for other
1960
of
excess
purposes.
'
.
their
completing
in
estimated
securities
additional
purchase
them
on
in
under
announced on Sept. 29,
was
Holding Company Act authorizing Columbia Gas to issue
sell
at
competitive bidding $30,000,000 of series O debentures
1985.
The net proceeds of the sale of
the debentures will be
variety
retail
Inc.—Approval—Redemption—
System,
issued
has
SEC
The
Inc. will manage an underwriting group, of which
Glore, Forgan &"Co., Rornblower & Weeks and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc. will be co-managers, to
offer the stock for
public
$54,203
ops.
income.™
192, p. 992.
oper.
'
&
from ry.
rev.
ry.
,
Stores—Common Stock Offered—A new issue
Cornet
►
the
common
filed
was
Sr., Chairman of
Blyth
required will be added to the company'^ general
funds, to be
used for working capital and other corporate purposes.—V. 191, p. 796.
BUSINESS—Under
covering the proposed sale of 750,000 shaTres
stock for the account of certain selling
Sept, 23, 1960 with the Securities and
Exchange
Commission.
This represents 12.4%
of the . company's
outstanding common stock, it was reported by Robert A. Stranahan,
company's
this
outstanding securities of the company and Co-opera¬
Holding Corp. Proceeds received in excess of amounts
of
F.
L.
G.
tive
so
Deficit.—V.
Columbia Gas
registration statement
A
<
$1,510,689
439,546
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$2,690,332 $2,655,668
1,615,148
1,467,271
1960—Month—1959
$222,493
$41,152
168,290
58,303
revenue™
oper.
told this, paper on Sept. 21 that the
internally available and that no new financing is
191, p. 2412.
,
Champion Spark Plug
stockholders
-
1
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
&
Railway
are
contemplated.—V.
cf
807,316
CDP secretary,
David,
Michael
$2,107,801
18,473
.*
-
Railway
*
necessary
896.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
of next year.'
end
$49,720
"56,049
and by other persons.
.{
principal
the
192,
$197,513
ops.
ry.
income
oper.
Colorado
concentrator at Cerro de Pasco, the location of
operating mine, situated at about 14,400 feet above
sea level in central Peru, is to be expanded
to accommodate increased
volume
of copper
ore
and lead-zinc ore to be mined by open-pit
methods at. this property.
This project is expected to be completed
by
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
the
addition,
In
Cerro's
expenses
oper.
by both farmer and
The offer¬
and may be purchased,
of common stock is restricted to present members of the com¬
pany and
to farmers interested ii^ becoming members.
Net proceeds
of the financing will be used principally to provide funds for future
ing
redemption
metals.
ferrous
revenue™
oper.
Railway
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
.
patrons of the company
non-farmer
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$1,448,886
$1,235,167 $10,519,575 $10,909,530
1,251,373
1,185,447
8,411,774
9,398,841
Period End. Aug. 31—
.
without limitation
offered
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
Colorado &
v
expenditures of
corporation directors have approved
York
New
The
Additions—
de Pasco Corp.—Plant
Cerro
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(1300)
4
of
a
continuation
securities.
The
of earlier
and
debentures
similar
and
offerings of the same
preferred
stock
are
to
be
Net
—V.
r(?v.
ry.
oper.
192,
p.
896.
v
7.243,256
Volume 192
Detroit, Toledo
Number
Ironton
&
Period End. 4ug. 31—
Net
from
rev.
ry.
$1,436,952
-Earnings-
cated
10,570,912
$236,858
97,219
components, including kitchen cabinets and specialty
and local processing of
glass used in homes,
automobiles; in the servicing of automobiles, trucks and
construction equipment; in the sale of Rambler cars and
jeep vehicles;
in
the development of metropolitan
and suburban land, and in
the
planning, construction, financing and sale of homes,
Its primary ac¬
tivity is the construction of company staff designed homes on a mass
111,957
$4,395,133
2,357,382
in the
buildings
10,500,940
$3,346,098
(1301)
building
items;
1960—8 Months—1959
1,135,693
$216,848
ry. oper.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
$1,372,551 $13,917,010 $14,896,073
1,220,104
income
oper.
RR.
.
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Net
5991
3,171,397
Ft. Worth
distribution
192,
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
for
used
the
1960—8 Months—1959
$542,767
$150,000
$4,765,010
1960—Month—1959
$491,679
revenue—
operating
RR.—Earnings-
companies
$5,346,482
exps.
369,466
392,106
3,181,120
$122,213
$150,661
$1,583,890
$1,987,152
10,566
19,595
242,335
builders'
3,359,330
ry. oper.
409,316
be
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
loans
income
oper.
192,
992.
p.
.
v
v
Dolomite Glass Fibres,
firm,
statement
of
1037
with
the
In
v
.
Jay
Rochester,
N.
Y.,
filed
of
proposes to offer
to
be
made
the
offered
The
in
for
sale
company
preferred
the
at
manufacture,
Insulations
and
reinforced
stock
at
$10
duction
the
in
and
sale
the
share,
per
company
of
Fibre
to
proposes
Electronic
offering
establish
from
Glass
and
additional
units
of
struction
general
give
.
tain
lists
with
officers.
Management
standing
preferred,
and
common,
stock.
In
estate,
exchange
Odenbach,
shares
in
exchange
its
issued
to
said
of
,
out¬
"A"
outstanding
common
equipment and real
of
and
common
the
John
to
balance
pro-
a
company
outstanding
the
the
of
as
Rippin,
(55% ) of
shares
issued
the
equipment, 250,000 shares of "A"
were
H.
its
and
M.
M.
machinery
1,500,000
N.
that
announced
the
the
purchase of
factures
tion
board
the
Bjar.t
of
directors
of
Podbielniak,
centrifugal
announcing
Inc.
Tu.s
Dresser
has
unanimously
'
Inc.,
Podbielniak
is
acquisition,
another
step in
manu-;1
distilla¬
'
Mr.
Mallon
Dresser's
said,
planned
"The
purchase
of
States
authorities
and
throughout
the
in
solvent
"Podbielniak
solvent
dephenolization
as
and
recovery
are
many
—V.
191,
of
,;.j/
and
the
such
from
full
recognized
are
the
diversified
applications
oatadieue
potential
is
three-year
air
Offering
extraction,
wastes.
still
24,739
147,342
818,262
353,112
of
Corp.
of
corporation,
with
which
America
of
Files
—
Offering
and
the
18,750
Bedford,
SEC
shares
Mass.,
covering
be
to
Sept.
105,310
offered
filed
28
shares
for
registration
stock,
a
of
common
by the com¬
pany and 31,250 Shares,, being outstanding stock, by the present holders
thereof.
C. E. Unterberg, Towbln Co. is listed as the
principal underwriter, and the public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
The
remaining 55,310 shares are out-
for
warrants
the
also
for
are
of
the
'
public
sale
size
and
company's
scope
"bond-
contracts.
shares
Electric,
9,
1956,
and
company's
Inc.
will
offered
merged
was
principal
net
after
plant.
be
The
added
the
office
proceeds
new
to
balance
Tnere
untapped."
the
company
located
the
at. 21st
Aug.
on
Street
the
in
its
ahd
from
will
■
par)
the
of
to
1958,
in
TO
its
property
stock
the
for
Outstanding
475,000 shs.
structure
changed
was
time
from
such
sale.
to
'
company's
in
and
physical
planets
precision
research
and
measuring
instruments;
a
-
third
proposes
design, development and manufacture .of plastic bal¬
atmospheric and space research and related applica¬
in
during
operations.
early
common shares, of which
40,445 shares in the aggregate.
The prin¬
Laurance S. Rockefeller, 95,250 shares; William
A.
M.
Burden
&
Co., 45,750;
Long Island Co., Ltd., 32,625;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 22,875; Itek Corp., 61,500, and Greenberg
and other officials, 41,711.
Of the 14 selling stockholders, the largest
blocks
officials
A.
own
by
are
being
are
William
has outstanding 384,137
now
company
by
Itek
&
sold
Co.,
Burden
M.
6,846, and
the 55,310
6,190; Rockefeller,
Itek also may sell
Corp.,
4,604.
from time to time in the future.-—V. 190, p. 2617.
balance of its holdings
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
*
$2,356,947
2,019,981
*$44,691
*359,350
$336,966
*22,190
$38,105
*7,771
income
oper.
$2,234,148
2,278,839
$45,861
4,114
275,271
ry. oper.
from
rev.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
$276,925
231,064
$313,376
exps.
operating
192,
1960—8 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
31—
revenue—
oper.
"
898.
p.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Offering Clarified—
_
a
FINANCING
Authorized
capital
thereof
of
tions; and a fourth will engage in the development of systems relat¬
ing to underseas warfare,
nuclear
and
sea
water
con¬
propulsion
version, and to ballistic missile defense.
Net proceeds of the com¬
pany's sale of additional stock will be used to pay
(or replenish
working capital for) the costs of various laboratory and technical
equipment and other installations and for salaries and other expenses
In
construct
•
PRESENT
earth
the
use
the
primarily
sells
and
for
management
:
late
the
of
engage
ap¬
45,000 authorized shares without par value to 600,000 authorized
without par value, and the number of issued and outstanding
shares
shares
in
by the holder
price at the time
the
be
acquire
to
L__600,000 shs.
_—
company's
sale
will
to
used
be
encumber
capital.
EFFECT
!
(no
1960,
used
approximate
amount
of
$36,000
completion
and - occupancy
'*r'*V'u
August,
be
After
may
working
GIVING
the
from
expenses
will
$154,500
company
augmenting
other
and
$65,500
capital.
working
plant,
of
1 '*
In
into
is
to the company
commissions
CAPITALIZATION
-
Inc.,
Avenue, San Diego, Calif.
The company maintains its Los
County Sales Office at 733 South Garfield Avenue, Alhambra,
business is making and installing all kinds of elevators.
purpose
.
incorporated in California
was
incorporated in Cali¬
was
Research,
proximately $256,000, of which
building site and approximately
new
factures
The
,
sold
market
principal Physics Research
concerning the atiintervening space with particular emphasis on problems related to weaponry and space systems,
and also engages in the development and production of related instruments and prototype equipment.
A second division develops, maiiuto
con¬
be
may
engages
inospheres
loons
"
the
also
current
Organized
pur¬
the
and
the
at
Division
■
■
,'v
and
standing
time
shares.
programs
as
700.
p.
i
Its
their
of
use
July
The
•
irradiated
$260,
government
Elevator
1954.
Capital stock
.t, r
puiii.ica„ion,
products
and
in
serve
they
through
Vt.-
?•
s^eam
waste
uses
world .and
.
*,
extractors
fissionable
other
the
extraction, process
contactors.
•
a
on
1960.
of
"Organized in 1928, Podbielniak successfully developed the centrifugal
extractor.
Tuey nv>iu pioneer u^oic pavemw *m uie
liquid-liquid
.
diversification.
multi-stage solvent
United
Allen
Lafayette
2
including expansion
and it will increase
larger
on
PROCEEDS—The
approved
company
fractional
$3,083,884
cipal holdings
Aug.i 2,
9,
Industries,
onxcugo-based
Inc.,
common
and
business,
bid
BUSINESS—Elevator
Calif.
solvent
this
by
group.
Electric, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—Pur¬
Sept. 19 offering circular, Norman C. Roberts
Co%-625 Broadway, San Diego, Calif., publicly offered
100,000 shares of this firm's no par capital stock at
$3 per share.
a
In
a
projects for civilian public works agencies.
Net
of the 260,000 common shares will be used for
sale
purposes,
Angeles
extractors,, laboratory
and packaged disiihaaon "plants.
apparatus,
as
company now has outstanding 260,000 common shares and cer¬
indebtedness.
The outstanding stock is owned in equal amounts
H. Kagan and Nathan Cohen, president and executive vice-
fornia
1
of
naval
various
the
to
suant to
on
shares
common
persons.
Chairman
outstanding
owned
Arnold
•
and1
Industries, Inc.—Acquires—
Mallon,
missile,
of
corporate
Imperial
Dresser
H.
,
Elevator
and
M.
machinery,
were
for
*
G.
(59.2%)
(64.3%)
of
part
shares
president
as
and
27,500
own
shares
for
preferred
and
Odenbach
officials
965,000
50,000
H.
P., Odenbach
147,900
is
officials
$4,110,041
statement
for
•
••
president.
I
v;
John
Charles
has
now
34%
•
•
financing, $500,000 is to be expended for the
production machinery and facilities at the company's Rochester
plant.
The remaining proceeds will be used for working capital, re¬
development; \
which
•
,
The
Fibre
and
for
26,000
company's
the
of
by
prospectus
additional
of
ability"
proceeds of
additional Glass
along
company
of
management
Facilities,
purchase,
may
an
proceeds
pro-
to
as
Missiles
&
also
of
electronic,
for
this
The
by
;
$648,886
The
additional
balance
*• •
The company is a prime contractor for the construction and installa¬
tion of various types .of facilities for the U. S. armed forces in their
the
to
so
other
chase
Fibre
rovings,
According
each
writers
company a marketing advantage in savings of high freight costs.
Three such additional units are contemplated, at a unit cost of
$750,000
each
without buildings,
which are to be leased.
Of the
moter
67'%
and
the
stock,
common
for
the
St., New York,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Sept, 23, 1960, covering
260,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
through
underwriters headed by Hardy & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
under¬
<
the
search
indebtedness,
of
Sr.,
$60,000
and
,
13,878,394
$288,288
.
principally
engage
Dolomite
mats
productions.
miles
200
to
of
threads,
related
about
1960,
distribution
Glass
thedr
and
radius
a
share,
in March,
per
Dolomite
plastics
prospectus,
$1
organized
was
homes;
companies,
12,353,554
ry. oper.
from
rev.
Secondary—
of
•
on
through company officials who may receive 5%
of the
purchase price of securities sold.
The
"A"
shares {voting)
may
be
acquired for $1
each
by purchasers of preferred shares on a onefor-one
basis.
The
1,000,000 common shares„ (non-voting)
also will
be
of
building
insurance
financing
1,663,674
Geophysics
subdivision;
from
Electronic & Missile Facilities Inc.—Proposes
registration
a
Sept. 23,
1960, covering 200,000 shares
$10 par cumulative-convertible 7%
preferred stock, 200,000 shares
"A"
common
stock,
and
1,000,000 shares of common
stock.
It
of
construction
future
funds
mortgage
Jtnc.—Proposes Offering—
St.,
SEC
for
loan
interim
....
to
shares
Edwards,
land
with
provide
franchise
addition
Carl
to
covering
in
additional
combination
others
capital.
196,250
I*1
,•
This
working
of
in
used
and
investments
Net
acquisition
will
1960—8 Months—1959
$16,463,595 $16,962,278
$2,312,560
1,677,544
ry.'oper. income.—
192, p. 897.
Net
—V.
basis through the development of subdivisions in the
Port¬
metropolitan area and adjacent counties.
Net proceeds of this
financing are estimated at $362,500.
Of this amount, $50,000 will be
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$1,965,832
Net
production
896.
p.
31—
Railway oper. revenue.Railway operating exps.
land
—V.
Denver
&
Period End. Aug.
and
5
-
the
shares
Lumber
statement
registration
of
stock
common
Georgia-Pacific
by
issued
be
connection
in
Co.
to
with
the
covering
stockholders
to
the
of
merger
of
W,
395,074
Ritter
M.
companies
two
reference was made to the proposed offering of
these shares by
Ritter stockholders.
The prospectus states that the
Ritter
stockholders
who
receive
the. Georgia-Pacific
stock
in- con¬
nection
with
the
merger
may
be
deemed
to
be
"underwriters"
on''
Sept.
as
that
1960,
30,
offering
all
through
at
the
which
brokers
the
on
Securities" Act
the
all
part'of
or
eifected
be
may
by
York Stock
1193,
New
sale.-^V.
of
time
offer
may
or
sales-
in
defined
is
term
"are
that
192,
of
that
1933;
they
shares" for sale; and
holders-will be made
Exchange at prices current
such
such
p.
increased
was
by virtue of a stock split from 9,187 V» shares
The recapitalization did not change the company's
375,000 shares.
Georgia Power Co.—Bond Offering—
net worth.
This
APPOINTMENTS—The
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
Net
Net
1960—8 Months—1959
$438,784
$34,818,457
$24,916,480
3,351,193
1,724,305
22,229,063
ry. oner.
$3,270,328
*$1,285,521
$12,589,394
1,355,591
*637,511
4,823,308
the
Bank
Savings
Association,
1,753,857
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
-
897.
p.
of
Registrar for the
Agent and
respectively, The First
Diego and Bank of America
company
Savings
$5,673,858
income—
oper.
of
19,242,622
from
rev.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
$6,621,521
exps.
revenue
operating
Railway
stock
Transfer
San
Diego
San
Main
Office.—V.
capital
National
Trust
&
National
are,
Trust
&
192,
p.
1091.
,
Railway
Railway
oper.
1960—Month—1959
$3,536,017
$1,148,835
$35,241,451
$34,022,158
exps.
3,341,031
1,484,509
27,162,167
24,642,118
ry. oper.
$194,986
*111,139
*$335,674
$8,079,284
$9,380,040
*209,128
1,440,806
2,336,358
revenue.,
operating
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.- -Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
1960—Month—1959
$604,292
$477,261
$4,716,689
$4,765,094
515,242
revenue-.
Net
1960—8 Months—1959
500,979
3,885,599
Net
3,961,132
exps.
from
rev.
ry.
income.^-
oper.
*Deficit.—V.
192,
897.
p.
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
♦$23,718
$831,090
$803,962
32,755
*14,667
381,312
428,207
income
oper.
192,
$89,050
ry. oper.
■
ments
V.
See
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
Railway
1960—Month—1959
'
operating
$517,000
$3,738,000
$3,937,000
419,491
459,343
2,978,125
2,975,407
$57,657
$759,875
$961,593
65,600
exps.
68,979
223,993
47,575
-
This
1960—8 Months—1959
$467,000
with
Net
192, p.
ry. .oper.
deficit
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
897.
newly
the
its stock.
dealer
•
f
Engineering
Company, Inc. offered
shares of this
$3.50
corporation's
share..
per
PROCEEDS—Of
'.
,
.
total
the
stock at
■■
number
of
The
for
of
ment
intends
company
shares
various
to
a
The
facilities.
and
capital
extension
balance
used
for
credit
of
stocking
which
New
is
of
the
La.
Edwards
the
of
equipment
of
in
from
shares
for
•
;
.
the
to
the
1642.
of
other
Its
to
is
office
System
include
May
N. "Edwards
Co.,
riant
located
are
for
in
principally in the design,
equipment, particularly
mills, but also hydraulic
sugar
for
The
also
company
specialized
work
in
provides,
hydraulic
applications.
INCOME—For
the
months
11
ended
operating income of $504J534,
period of last year.
like
>
April
30,
1960,
compared with
-
.
the
company
$496,038 in the
'
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
capitalization of the company will consist of- 172,000 shares
common
for
.
stock,
common
$1
value,
par
stock.—V.
191,
and
30,000
stock
purchase
warrants
pany's
The
filed
covering
at
Joseph
is
to
and
of 9518 S. W. Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
a
100,000
$4.50
paid.
present
shares
,
of
share
Co.,
The
at
company
common
through
for
Inc.,
underwriter
stockholders
registration
The
shares
per
Nadler- &
be
15,250
the
-
company,
Ore.,
sale
Offering—-
50c
of
per
also
the
share,
statement.
is
engaged
to
be
offered
for public
underwriting group headed by
commission of 45c per share
will receive $12,500 for expenses,
which
shares
the
*•
manufacture
sold
also
*
Joseph Nadler
are
included in
" "
and
of
..
{
...
.
•
~
.
has just completed its third acquisition this year,
acquired being Micro-Balancing, Inc., Garden City
New York, Dr. Gabriel M. Giannini,
President,
Giannini Scientific hds four other subsidiaries,
Island,
Sept.
on
22.
are:
"
in exchange for the
Phoenix,
Ariz.
;
presently manufactures a line of dynamic balancing
machines
and
photocell con^'^l nemces for street, yard,
and home
lights. Dr. Giannini commented that the company has other products
in
an
advanced
state of development in keeping with a program to
enlarge its activities.—V. 192, p. 209.
Micro-Balancing
are
to
free
be
of
any
Federal
Grand
capital
Trunk
RR.—Earnings—
Western
&
1960—8 Months—1959
$4,230,000 $37,235,000 $40,233,000
4,201,771
32,980,559
35,315,038
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Aug. 31—
.
State
diversified.
possible long-term
The investment objective
growth of capital and of
Research
Co.
will
be
Street
&
Management
of
Railway oper.
Railway
Boston,
Net
exps.
4,050,901
ry. oper.
from
*$550,901
deficit
oper.
192,
$3,500,000
revenue—
operating
rev.
Net ry.
4,000,000
to
Johnson,
B.
Edward
by
Johnson
Sept.} 20 annual meeting re-elected the com¬
voted
to increase authorized, capital from
shares,
and approved
a
75,000-share
option plan for executive and key employees, it was
$28,229
1,038,656
1,425,012
$4,254,441
2,783,060
$4,917,962
3,067,808
993.
p.
President.
that
the
stockholders
told
since
prefabri¬
30,
June
1960,
fiscal
year
substantial gains in the total outstanding sav¬
of loans outstanding of Financial Fed¬
eration's eleven affiliated savings and loan associations.
Savings in¬
creased from a total of $242,439,819 to $253,186,933,
and loans from
end,
ings
a
there
son
balance
and
$262,608,089.
$251,475,387 to
$11,325,125 i were placed on the books at
of
7.01%.
He
contrasted this with -the
on
the total loans made- during the
first eight months of the year.
He attributed this strong demand for
loans at • stable .interest .r,ates
to the strategic locations of the 20
an
loans
interest
of
local
the
will
in
company's
of
affiliates,
these offices.
11
and
the
to
high
caliber
of
savings,
operations for Financial Federation's
loan
associations, which operate through
trustee
and
•
11
20
California.
affiliations
Insurance
&
Trust
include
Co.—V.
Ahmanson
192.
p.
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
796.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
I960—Month—1959
$2,003,601
$2,199,681
/1,708,031.
1,977,898
revenue-^'
Railway operating
exps.
full
Ty.
oper.
ry.
oper.y
,
income
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
$295,570
»36,732
897.
$221,783
*179,269'
It
N. C., offered
of this firm's
stock at $2.20 per share.
is
in
engaged
the
field
of
commercial
Simpson Printing Co., Greens¬
the operation of Graphic.
It
Lynn R. Bernhardt, President
and
principal
shareholder
of
Lynn,
who
has
become
an
officer
and
director
of
Graphic.
Mr.
Guy
H.
Simpson,
Jr.,
President of
Simpson and Mr. David L. Barker, Jr., former technical director of
lithography and photography of Simpson, have also become officers
Lenoir,
N.
C.,
and
certain
assets
from
C., which are being used in
acquired the services of Mr.
N.
has
also
and
directors
of
Graphic.
'
PROCEEDS—Graphic will
financing
t
of
in connection with the
the total sum of $3,000.
proceeds of this financing to¬
gether
hand for: (1) the purchase of land in
High Point, N. C., and the construction of a building, thereon con¬
taining approximately 13,500 square feet at a total estimated cost
of $50,000;
(2) the purchase of additional equipment, other than that
furnished by Lynn and Simpson, at an estimated cost of $20,000; and
(3) the remainder for working capital in the operation of the business.
for
sale
Graphic
to
these
of
other
certain
pay
which
shares
will
contemplates using
with other funds on
Graphic
expenses
not
the
exceed
net
Pro-Forma
-
CAPITALIZATION—
17,100,611
•■.
18,813,804
300,000
$4,434,133
$3,984 209
505,011
116,121
shares
Surplus,
paid
976,322
.
from the proceeds of this
receive $132,000
from this amount it will pay an underwriting com¬
$13,200. From the remaining $118,800, it will be necessary
and
1960—8 Months—1959
$21,534,744 $22,798,013
pho¬
in
both
black and
white and
assets
from Lynn Photo Corp.
negative preparation
has
acquired certain
and
color.
56,121
Net rev. from
common
par
BUSINESS—Graphic
tography
mission
Whitney has been named manager of the Trustee Division.
manage
Whitney's" prior
Title
6.97%
of
rate
management
Robert B:
He
aggregating
interest, rate
average
offices
$1
Offered—
Sept. 22 offering circular, United Securi¬
a
ties Co., Southeastern Bldg., Greensboro,
to North Carolina residents 60,000 shares
boro,
discussing current conditions in the mortgage loan market, John¬
reported to the -stockholders' meeting that during the month of
August
Pursuant to
had; been
accounts
total of
In
Graphic Laboratories, Inc.—Common Stock
at. the
directors,
restricted, stock
Net
sale
exchanges
Portland,
27, 1960,
a
company ~ have
broad-,
...
to offer its shares
a
shares
market value in
shares.
i
seek
to
shares
announced
and
stock,
.
in
*
an
which
the
portfolio
is
eleven
1,5C0,000
offices
Edwards Industries, Inc.—Files
•'
income.1
affiliated
1667.
p.
statement
covering
bank
companies
Such
Stockholders
the
standing
of
Fund
average
had. total
26
—V.
and
on
hydraulic
type's.
services
Louisiana
Joseph
and
engaged
of
industrial
of
in
of $20,000,000
Sept.
Mass., will act as investment adviser to the Fund.
its
working
may
on
of
Flight Research, Inc., Richmond, Va.; Plasmadyne Corp., Santa Ana,
Calif.; Plasmakote Corp., Culver City, Calif., and Wiley Electronics Co.,
•"<.
deposited by individual investors.
The
the minimum deposit of securities by each investor is
.
Fund's
the
registration
a
Commission
$5,000,000
Financial Federation, Inc.—News—
of
expansion of warehousing
the company's products.
main
testing
Hydraulic
which
for
$50,000.
The
of
«•
sale
added
be
incorporated
business
company
engineering,
will
purposes,
minimum
a
filed
company
Long
of
Scientific Corp.—Acquires—
corporation
latest
payment
the
and
construction program.
Construction expenditures
estimated for the years 1960-62, exclusive of invest¬
common
stock of Southern Electric Generating
Co,—■
the
,
Giannini
which
With SEC—
1960,
26,
are
the
announced
2447.
p.
certain
and
for
parts
and
general
request,
upon
proceeds
proceeds
corporate
customers
The
installation
the
Engineering,
successor
was-founded
Orleans,
assembly,
of
to
BUSINESS—Edwards
1949,
net
.V /,
at
future
70,000
shares
^
set
fund
Exchange
Federal Street Fund proposes
gains tax.
purposes,
general
inventories
of
the
use
offered,
15,000
price of
a
including research and develop¬
products, expansion and improvement of operations, and
modern main office building, its shop and warehousing
new
moving
to
corporate
Offered
•
.
shares
behalf of the company and
stockholders.
*
«
selling
Stock
Sept. 27, 85,000
on
common
being sold rn
are
2,
Corp.—Common
mutual
and
offer
to
market value
Edwards
187,
Goldman, Sachs & Co. will be dealer-manager for a
group
securities
—Sandkuhl &
below.—V.
organized
Securities
proposed offering of
of
Net
Inc.,
Atlanta, filed a registration state¬
covering $12,000,000 of first
Building,
Sept.
on
305.
p.
The
Park,
Federal Street Fund, Inc.—Registers
$47,509
revenue
Technicolor,
SEC
improvements
for
in
192,
V
;
■
Eversharp, Inc.—Acquires Stock—
897.
p.
and
of $185,061,000
the
Net
the
bonds due 1990, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding, probably on Nov. 3.
Net proceeds of the sale~of the bonds,
and
$2,000,000 to be received in November,
1960, from the sale of
additional stock to Southern Co.
(parent), will be used for property
borrowings
1960—8 Months—1959
Electric
company,
with
mortgage
additions
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Aug. 31—
ment
Total
(SI
par)
shares
1—
issued
and
and
issued
in
■
~
-
Aug. 31r'60
After Sale
shares authorized
outstanding
outstanding——
!
—
$56,121
$116,121
58.800
—
,
-
56,121
174,921
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
6
(1302)
price to be agreed upon by the interested parties
reasonable by the Commission.
also asks that the Commission deny control
of the Central of Georgia Railway by either the proposed Seaboard
Coast Line Corp. or by the Southern Railway Co., contending that it
is in the public interest that the Central of Georgia retain a free and
independent status to enable it to handle the traffic of its connections
north of Birmingham and via the various routes in which it partici¬
pates
with neutrality.
However, should the Commission authorize
control of the Central of Georgia by one or more of its connecting
lines,
the Illinois Central asks that it be permitted to participate
equally in joint control of the line so as to maintain its present com¬
petitive position arid the continuance of existing through routes and
'
i
Rwy.
$
.
23,514,263
18,472,773
operating expenses
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
22,933,742 160,998,790 168,115,623
17,956,503 130,605,249 133,150,191
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Aug. 31—
Rwy. operating revenue-
5,041,490
Income
898.
oper.
4,977,239
30,393.541
1,360,270
9,401,497
of
12,229,174
192,
p.
Trust
Trust
Capital, Inc.—Loan Agreement—
Growth
See
Cooke
Dec.
on
29,
28,
the
1960,
Rwy. operating expenses
.
Net
Net
rwy.
—V.
fr.
rev.
rwy.
1,210,330
10,405,153
447,408
2,629,313
The
3,574,114
believed
Inc.—Stock Offered—Public offer¬
Gulton Industries,
share.
development, construction and sale (for the most
property) of various residential housing subdivisions
near
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Through such a single company,
as
well
as
the
proceeds
of
this financing, the management feels
that the foregoing activities can be conducted on a much larger scale
than they had heretofore been carried on by the separate predecessor
companies.
The company through its subsidiary/ Island Construction,
engages in the development of residential subdivisions on
the island
of
Oahu.
The company will participate in long-term
ground rents
from
the
new
Pearl
Harbor
Heights development.
In addition, it
leases and operates several apartment houses, as well as a hotel and
an
office
building. State Insurance Agency
operates an insurance
.
,
engage in research,
electro-mechanical and
equipment which are
sold
to
the military and to
commercial manufacturers.
Plants are
operated at Metuchen and Lodi, N. J.; Albuquerque, N. M.; Haw¬
BUSINESS—The
subsidiaries
its
and
company
and manufacture of electronic,
components,
instruments and
development
electro-acoustic
Cal.,
thorne,
and
Gulton
the
to
proceeds
the
of
funds
to
pursue
related
$10,604,611
in
the
year
net
and
ended
months
four
ended Feb. 29, 1960, net sales amounted
earnings to $477,859.
Consolidated net sales
June 30 were $4,097,533 and net earnings
the
EARNINGS—For
to
$303,131.
were
CAPITALIZATION—The
stock
mon
.
.
outstanding
will have 1,024,642 shares of com¬
of the additional shares, the
company
issuance
upon
mortgages.
,
names
and
follows:
v
7' 7 '
purchased by them are as
G.
Blair
J.
&
Co.
&
2,000
4,000
& Leith__
Burnham
Shields
2,000
C. Bradford & Co.___.__
.___
C.
Dominick & Dominick
—V.
192,
p.
&
Co
6,000
^
company's
Approximately
ing owned
6,000
Financing Details—Our
chattel
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Jackson
&
Curtis
of
subject
acting
is
the
to
named
as
Paine,
whom
for
below,
representative,
have
made
61/2-6%%
a
hold
terms
to
To
—v.
•
7.77
600,800
Each underwriter agreed to purchase
shares set forth opposite its name below from the com¬
twice
and
pany,
that number from
-
Paine,
Jackson
Webber,
1,350,000
31,500
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
3,666
H. M.
Byllesby & Co.
McDonald &
3,666
_
Whipple Co.
2,000
Bacon,
3,666
3,666
Cruttenden,
Doyle,
Hornblower & Weeks
3,334
3,334
Lee
3,334
Hickey & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
3,334
McCormick &
3,333
Rodman
Shields & Co.__—
3,333
Schwabacher
White,
Weld &
Inc
Co.
& Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.___
Hlgginson
C.
A.
—V.
Corp._.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
192,
p.
Podesta
O'Connor &
&
This
2,000
partnership
No
the
Renshaw
,
Co
of
2,000
2,000
shares,
on
to
28,
Sept.
be
offered
♦
N. Y., filed a registration state¬
covering $1,300,000 of limited
which
it
is
received
a
its
for
stock
the
venture.
The
cost
to
Kaufman
the other
general and original partners) of his Interest in the venture was $2,030,000, of which $1,400,000 was paid in cash and used by the joint
venture
to
satisfy one of the mortgages covering all the properties
in the amount of $1,400,000 (which mortgage was held by Nathan P.
Jacobs, a general partner, who loaned that amount to Arkay a week
prior to formation of the joint venture); an obligation to make loans
or advances to the joint venture to the extent of $600,000,
the proceeds
of which are
to be used by the joint venture to make amortization
payments on three mortgages on commercial properties (such $600,000
loan is included in the computation of the cost to the general and
original limited partners of Kaufman's venture interest because re¬
payments of such loan, and all other venture distributions to Kaufman
on
acocunt thereof, are to be turned over by him to the partnership
for distribution to the partners); and $30,000 consisting of fees and'
other expenses in connection with the formation of the Joint venture
and
the partnership.
Kaufman and the other general and. original
limited partners have assigned Kaufman's rights to receive distribu¬
tions from the Joint venture to the partnership for $2,500,000, received
and to be received by them, as follows: $1,300,000 in cash, being the
full proceeds of this offering; and partnership shares having a face
value of $1,200,000 and constituting a 12/25 interest in the partnership.
The partnership will not operate the properties. The day-to-day man¬
agement will be supervised by Arkay under a management arrangement.
Hawaiian ;P?ici£ic Industries, Inc.—Securities Offered—
Pursuant to a Sept. 15
prospectus, Bosworth, Sullivan &c
Co., Inc., and Lowell, Murphy & Co., Inc., both
of Den¬
ment
aggregating
indebtedness
this
to
subordinated
are
500,100 shs.
indenture
the
providing
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
"•
common
Francis
■"
The
&
of
Inc.
.______i_
______
Lane,
Space
the
Donald
Sloan
&
end
any
of
its
to
quebracho
11,000
11,000
9,250
9,000
9,000
7
5,850
peaks of $19,800,000 in sales and earnings of $1.29 per
90,000
3,750
p. .305.
50,000
40,000
3,750
3,500
in
be
Kansas
.",.7
City
of
in
$1.40
records,
excess
of
$22,000,000
to $1.50 per share,
surpassing last year's
with
he- said.
previous
share.—V. 192,
7
Southern
End. Aug.
sales
ret
company
31—
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$29,412,301 $30,589,50-*
1960—Month—1959
$3,708,464
revenue.
$3,602,457
expenses
2,201,216
2,16i,313j 17,591,667
17,726,799
1,401,241
1,544,151
641,444'
11,820,634
4,899,189
12,862,703
5,384,080
192, p. 209.
Net
Rail Controls—
rev.
rwy.
192,
fr.
op.
p.
and
petition asks that if the Commission should favor, the proposed
such approval be conditioned on requiring the Atlantic Coast
to sell its stock interest in
the Louisville and Nashville to the
merger
°\v
".v*
rwy.
ops.
income
635,296
.•
899.
Kingsport Press, Inc.—Offering and
Coast
i
new
7.-
■
.
show
the, neighborhood
Rwy. operating
Rwy. operating
Co.—Private Placement—
Electric & Gas Co., below.—V.
should
1960
would
Period
the Illinois Central contends that the proposed
merger, along with control of the Louisville and Nashville, would ad¬
versely affect the Illinois Central by weakening its ability to compete
for traffic and hampering its efforts to continue to provide adequate
service in
the territories depending upon it for rail transportation
Line
Co.—Forecast—
in
90,000
.—
Fiscal
proposed
stock,
increase
earnings
petition
-capital
250%
a
These
8,700
opposing control of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
merger of
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and the
Line Railroad has been filed with the Interstate Com¬
merce Commission by the Illinois Central Railroad;
It is pointed out in the petition that the Atlantic Coast Line controls
the Louisville and Nashville through ownership of more than 33%
of
The
of
8,700
9,000
—V.
its
,
7,500
Illinois Central RR.—Opposes
the
with respect
its current rate of sales is antici¬
pated within the next, five years by International Resistance Co.
7 ' Addressing a luncheon meeting of the^New York Society1 of 'SfecUrity
Analysts on Sept. 20, Walter W. Slocum, President of the Philadelphiabased company, said that
the projection was "predicated largely
conservative
market
evaluations
of
our
new
product programs/*
He noted
that IRC has developed a
specific long range plan for
expansion which he termed "the foundation for management action
to maximize growth."
7
7
*
192, p. 7.
Atlantic
world market conditions may improve
meat by-products."—V. 191, p. 902.
as
and
International Resistance
Upward
Net
A
capacity
80,000
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.______
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.—
in
the quebracho opera¬
production and most
a position to benefit
possible increase in supplies of cattle and to take advantage
the last five years have put
packing house in the highest
Your company is now in
condition.
105,000
Clarke,
See South Carolina
packing house."
the
—_________
Co._______
Hawaiian Telephone
to
company's productive capacity,'
is at an all time high. Capital
________
Barrett—■_
Co._
the
____—___
—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Boettcher
"today,
and efficiency,
over
the
and
economical
from
available
cattle
that
of volume
terms
125,000
125,000
105,000
—
&
Neuhauser
C.
in
making
in
added
Koons
improvements
underwriters,
125,000
—
Corp
Bass & Co._
Bellamah,
—V.
conversion
$142,500
142,500
130,000
Hogle <fc Co
M.
all debentures at
initial
7'/7Debentures' '''"Sharefe
Co.;
duPont & Co._.—
Johnson,
Jack
"71
■
Sullivan
Stone & Co
I.
both
the corned beef pack. Another, contributing factor
month's delay by the Government Cattle Procure¬
a
was
Agency
Mr.
the meat packing plant, such as hides and
yields were not offset by the higher prices
lower
These
year on
7
addresses
Murphy & Co., Inc._____—__________
Hayden,
A.
and
the
amount of debentures, and the number of shares
stock to be purchased by them, respectively, are as follows:
!
•
Bosworth,
J.
names
At
principal
the
Lowell,
convertible subordinated
number of shares
6,/2%
outstanding into common stcck.
108,000 shares would be so issuable.
price,
of
for
company agrees to have a sufficient
all times to permit the conversion of
the
at
this
lower sales
to
$85,700
750,000 shs.
par)
time
any
extract.
realized
of
by-products
for
beef
tion
debentures,
partnership
in
debentures
The
authorized
(who entered the venture on his own behalf and in behalf of
(no
same
and
800
55,000
stock:
t Under
public sale at $5,000 per share.
.
interest
29,900
800
66,000
$3,096,800.
1960
organized under New York law on
Sept. 21, 1960 and has six general partners and four original limited
partners. It was organized for the purpose of acquiring the rights of
Benjamin Kaufman (a general partner) to receive distributions, of
whatever nature, from Hartford Properties, a joint venture organized
on May 2,
1960, which owns a number of large apartment houses and
office and light manufacturing buildings located» in Hartford,
Conn.
The two parties to the joint venture are Kaufman and
the Arkay
Corp., which is controlled by Ralph Kolodney of Hartford.
All of the
venture's properties were acquired from Arkay, which conveyed such
properties subject
to
mortgages
aggregating $2,495,395.92,
and for
company
34,900
$101,700
underwriting is involved.
The
37,000
others
To
months
six
of $3,713,017
period of a year ago. Net income totaled $131,029, or
25
cents per share based
on the 524,115 common shares currently
outstanding, against $425,261, or 90 cents per share on the 472,293
outstanding common shares in the comparable six months of 1959.
Charles A. Koons, Chairman and President, stated that "contributing
to lower sales were reduced world market prices for quebracho extract
the
in
$2,278,800
affiliate___
2,500
10 East 40th St.,
ended
37,000
banks
•To
To
Capital
SEC
81,700
purchase indebtedness t
Conditional
2,000
Co.—Files Offering—
company,
with
273,500
note
6%
tConimon
ment
'—
Corp.—Sales, Net Off—
corporation reported on Sept
20 sales for the
June 30, li.60 :of $2,985,410 compared with those
Thei
others:
To
2,000
1196.
Hartford
2,160,100
Co.,
Co
&
2,400,100
$2,710,600
Co.
Inc.
&
International Products
& land of affiliates
Sundry indebtedness
2,000
2,000
& Co
Crowell, Weedon
revoked.
by
affiliates:
To
2,000
Blunt Ellis <fe Simmons
3,334
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc
Bache
agreements
interests
hold
2,500
Securities
the
ington, D. C., should be
develop¬
certain lease¬
secured
notes
ment
postponement
proceedings
Exchange Act of 1934 to determine whether the
broker-dealer registration of International Investments, Inc., of Wash¬
banks:
6-6 V2%
2,500
Co
William R. Staats & Co.__
&
♦To
2,500
Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
request of its counsel, the SEC has authorized a
24, 1960, of a hearing scheduled for this date in
Oct.
under
Short-term debt:
(Inc.)
Arch
1600
of
company,
On
$2,181,800
$2,307,800
2,500
____
America—Stock Plan—
Co. of North
St., Philadelphia, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Sept. 22, 1960 covering 115,000 shares of
capital stock, proposed as the "Fifth Offering" under its Employees
Stock Subscription Plan.—V. 191, p. 2306.
This
to
Shares
Co. Inc
Blair &
&
Curtis
Co.
the selling stockholders:
Shares
\
:
'7.77
.International Investments,
debs.
subord.
—
7
;
576,000
1,350,000
*
others:
500,000
t
250,000
798.
Insurance
.1 7
V'.-,, ■]'
75,000
serially
due
Coe___i.i_L_
p.
Co.,
R. W. Pressprich & Co. 1,000,000
0 L. F. Rothschild & Co._/l,000,000
250,000 ' r Stern Brothers & CoJl:
400,000
Thomas & Co
250,000
Hutchinson^ &
132,
150,000
'
&
Inc.
500,000
Co.___
&
20,500
.20,500
im¬
capital stock of the company.
the number of
&
Inc
Pollock
E.
——
Co.
$235,300
lease¬
by
secured
convertible
Blair
Wells & Co._
Copeland &
Kendall,
Wm.
.400,000
Ball, JBurge,"& Kraus—
400,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.____< 1,000,000
:
McMaster
1975
6'/2%
_7
Outstanding
-
.
&
Parker
Auchincloss,
Amount
$250,000
v
Mullaney,
I atterson,
$5,650,000
-2
Redpath
FINANCING
leasehold
by
improvements
Amount
Stuart & Co.*',
Mackall
1963
leasehold
by
notes
apartment build¬
$261,500
due
secured
note
follows:
as
are
Halsey,
«
1962
r
,
William
provements
due
1960
♦To other financial institutions:
and conditions of the under¬
writing agreement (a copy of which is filed as an exhibit to the regis¬
tration statement), to purchase, severally, and not jointly, from the
company and
the selling stockholders an aggregate of 300,000 shares
commitment,
;
bank notes
mortgage
improvements
7%
an
PRESENT
Authorized 7
secured
note
6V2%
TO
,
end
1961
due
details follow:
firm
Development
is being used
Coolidge Street, Honolulu.
EFFECT
GIVING
...
Sept. 26 issue reported the Sept. 22 offering of 300,000
shares of this firm's capital stock. Additional financing
Webber,
will be used to expand
$50,000
the company at 728
by
7
'
redeemable, in whole or in part, at
regular redemption prices starting at 105.85%, and at special redemp¬
tion prices beginning at 101.23%, plus accrued interest in each case.
The bonds may not be redeemed prior to Oct. 1, 1965, from the pro¬
ceeds
of
any
refunding operation involving the incurring of debt
at a lower interest rate or cost to the company than 4%%.
Annual
sinking fund payments start in 1965, and are to equal 1%
of the
greatest principal amount of these bonds theretofore outstanding at
any
one time. '
:•
.' ''V
•
7.;:/ .'77
BUSINESS—The company is an operating public utility engaged pri¬
marily in generating, distributing and selling electric energy in In¬
dianapolis and adjacent areas. It owns and operates 10 transmission
substations and 106 distribution substations,
as of last June 30.
PURCHASERS—The names and addresses of the purchasers and the
principal amounts of bonds which they respectively offer to purchase
Inc.
♦Long-term debt (including current
maturity): to banks:'.
7-
Co.—Additional
•
subdivision.
CAPITALIZATION
7 "7/7'7
REDEMPTION—The bonds are
construction" equipment from that enterprise by Likeside
Co.
This equipment is being used
in the company's
pspgram.
"7
7V"'1 '■ '' '/''7 ' 77 .7 77:
Approximately $23,000 will be used to retire open account indebted¬
ness
to the Thompson-Curtis-Pao joint venture which
arose from the
purchase of construction equipment from that enterprise by Likeside
Development Co.. This equipment is presently being used for Work on
Lake
for
Station.
expenditures are
Generating
of
Enchanted
$84,830,000 for the years
Stout
construction
the
approximately $18,475,000
of
Approximately $58,000 will be used to retire open account indebted¬
to
the
Kailua
Heights Joint Venture which arose from
the
purchase
This program contemplates expenditures
this year, and an aggregate expenditure
1960 to 1964, inclusive. Largest estimated
equipment and installations at the Elmer W.
of
ness
6V2 %
Hallicrafters
from that company by Likeside
predecessors. This equipment
construction program.
equipment
the company's
of
one
the
4,000
6,000
.
in
*
J
597.
Co.,
be applied to the com¬
of
pany's construction program.
proceeds
The
$2,020,000.
short-term bank loans of $3,000,000
utility plant, and the balance will
repay
struction
offerings
of these
proceeds
net
about
to
construction
4,000
______
_
E. Unterberg, Towbin
Walston & Co., Inc.-——
6,000
Dodge & Co., Inc
2,000
6,000
Co.
4,000
and Co
**
Clark,
6,000
Co.—
Securities
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Schwabacher & Co
4,000
Inc.
Alex. Brown & Sons
Burgess
4,000
Inc
Co.,
2,000
Co
E. Huttoa &
Mid-Continent
2,000
Whipple
Bacon,
W.
15,000
Co.
amount
will be used
incurred for the con¬
from the sale of the bonds
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
to
•:
Development
Shares
F. Hutton & Co
E.
15,000
Walker & Co
H.
Abraham &
-
.
Shares
■
Brothers
Lehman
of real estate
addresses of the underwriters and
the number of shares of common stock to be
V;77':' 7' .7 '
Approximately $93,750 will be used to retire open account indebted¬
to Windward Equipment Co.
which arose from the purchase of
777'"'
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
;
ness
capital security excepting $113,810 principal amount
sole
"'''"7
:
(after deduction
estimated expenses)
in general will be
used to meet expenses of construction presently under way in various
subdivisions, to purchase additional equipment, to retire indebtedness
incurred by the company's predecessors in acquiring income producing
property and
construction equipment now owned by the company
and
to assist the
company
in financing new undertakings.
In par,' ticular, the net proceeds of $2,020,000 will be applied as follows:
will
additional working capital.
In addition,
an
active acquisition program and
to the acquisition of
including
intends
a
'777'
of underwriting commissions and
about $330,000
of
substantial portion of the proceeds
and complementary businesses.
apply
V.
■
PROCEEDS—The
from the offering will be added to gen¬
will be available for requirements of
and
company
Industries,
company
business.
Canada.
Gananoque,
PROCEEDS—Net
eral
by
first mortgage
The bonds
1990, at 101.22.
due
bonds, 4%%'series,
awarded to the
offering group on Sept. 27 on its
bid of 100.43. There were two other bids for the bonds
as
4%s.
These came from Lehman Brothers, Goldman
Sachs & Co., and First Boston Corp., jointly, 100.271,
and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.,
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, jointly, 100.15.
Bids for the issue with the 4%% coupon came from
Blyth & Co., Inc., 101.6399; White, Weld & Co., and
Shields & Co., jointly, 101.599, and Equitable Securities
Corp., 100.84.
:7
'.77
'■
7:7;-.77 -.7' -7::
the
in
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—A
Inc. offered on
&
were
leased
part
on
in
and
tries, Inc. (Metuchen, N. J.) was made on Sept. 27 by
an
underwriting group managed by Lehman Brothers
and G. H. Walker & Co. The stock is priced at $5.50
per
<
approxi¬
of Oahu,
-
available
be
to
company,
ing of 100,000 shares of common stock of Gulton Indus¬
^
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Sept. 28 $12,000,000 of this company's
to take advantage of the opportunities
engaging, through a single controlling
activated
was
company
899.
p.
Power
Indianapolis
Hawaii.
of
The
192,
group
of unim¬
in the development
engaged
Central
Illinois
connections.—V.
of
its Articles
to
amendment
an
to
name
principally
is
company
State
898.
p.
its
changing
proved tracts, principally fleased, comprising in the1 aggregate
mately 11,000 acres, located in various parts of the Island
12,584,968
233,244
ops.
1,601,794
income
op.
192,
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$8,706,614 $51,233,286 $54,612,451
5,104,820 40,828,133 42,027,483
1960—Month—1959
$6,129,290
4,918,960
incorporated under the laws of Hawaii
"Seaside Estates, Inc." On April
name
adopted
company
"Hawaiian Pacific Industries, Inc."
The company's executive offices are located at 914 Ala M'oana Blvd.,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
The company has two wholly-owned subsidiaries,
Island
Construction Co., Inc.
and State Insurance Agency,. Inc.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
under
1958,
■
Association
Rwy. operating revenue.
Registrars:
Limited;
Company, Limited.
Company,
BUSINESS—The company was
191, p. 2638.
Virden Co., below.—V.
(John C.)
Trust Company, Limited,
Chase Manhattan Bank,
The Bank of New York,
Stock Transfer Agents: The
Honolulu, Hawaii;
Cooke
—V.
a
be found
may
as
The
$500.
APPOINTMENTS—Indenture Trustee: Cooke
34,965,432
1,412,017
ops.
rwy.
or
at
Central
Illinois
100,000 shares of this firm's
no par common stock at $10 per share, and $1,350,000 of
its 6V4% convertible subordinated debentures, due Oct.
1, 1970. The debentures were offered at par in units
2, Colo., publicly offered
ver
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Monday, October 3, I960
. .
.
Secondary—
Wilmington,
Kingsport Press, Inc., c/o The Corporation Trust 'Co.,
Del., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
27 cove.rJ"°
of which 70,000 share^0fn_
and 55,000 shares, be g
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof. The principal unaeiwriters are Lehman Brothers and W. H. Newbold's Son & C?/
h»
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied,
amendment.
The offering is expected in early November.1
'
The
company is the surviving Delaware corporation of a
merger, effective Nov. 1, 1960, of Kingsport Press, Inc. into PreSSTT^"rf
agement Inc, It is a manufacturer of hard bound books in the un
125,000 shares of $1.25 par common stock,
to
be
offered
for
public
sale
by
the
company
,
Volume
192
Number
5991
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1303)
States
and
has,
at
its
complete
typesetting,
plant at
books,
manufacture
including
facilities
Kingsport, Tenn.,
book covers,
and
of
similar
The company sells a broad line of compressed
chemicals of high purity principally to
for the
products,
chemical
research,
According
to
the
prospectus, the company contemplates,
next two
years, expenditures approximating $6,000,000 in the acquisition of new
land, machinery and equipment, and the construction of additional
plant, all in the Kingsport area. The net proceeds from the company's
laboratories;
sale
and
gases
analytical
and
plant
23,078
of
additional
Additional
Life
Pursuant
to
said
(to
Chairman,
shares,
to
expansion
into
to
59,900
shares
and
Triebe, President, 37,618 shares and proposes
and Curlett H. Wilhelm, a Vice-President, 46,088
shares,
sell
the
sell 12,000 Shares.
to
proposes
remaining
G.
Certain
other
stockholders
Heinrich
tional
the
of
propose
380
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
operating
Rwy. operating
4
Net
rwy.
•'
•
■
rev.,
v
>
'.
•,
■
.
—
$392,638
income—
oper.
♦Deficit—V.
3,637,925
'
—
fy. rwy. opers.,
\
—
■ ■
of
3,651
*2,578,914
shares.
stock
a
share
per
$7,450,000,
or
50%
a
basis
for
the
when final
said
than
On
sales
shares
4,158,602
Litton
2,
Aug.
Louisiana
announced
was
&
in
of
common
Patricia
Ross,
own
director
a
Casper
(28.5% )
family
of
the
addi¬
an
and
be
chairman
66,210
LeConte,
10,000.—V.
the
over
at
the
previous
192,
p.
1960—Month—1959
$1,876,451
$2,184,241
Rwy. operating expenses
1,312,315
1,375,638
191,
Net
fr.
rev.
rwy.
—V.
rwy.
of
192,
899.
p.
been
of
name
the
Waveguide Corp. of
Electronics, Inc. of Port
time
operation.
the
as
CWS
elected
present
combined
chosen
of
Megadyne
has
the
at
been
merger
and
who
that
the
has
the
president
there
is
the
of
new
backlog of about
a
Megadyne,
of
which
he
for
of
radar
has
a
number
a
of
new
products
in
the
,
engaged
and
in
magnetic
and
,
communications
the
research,
industries.
Megadyne Electronics is
and
development
of
miniaturized
filters and other electronic equipment.
design
magnetic components, electronic
Both companies are
publicly-owned. Megadyne Electronics also con¬
trols a
majority interest in Northeast Telecommunications,
Inc. of
8.
Plantsville,' Conn., which
two-way mobile radio
is
of
1960,
covering
stock,
mon
engaged
in
the
communications
design
units
and
and
construction
allied
electronic
Megadyne Electronics, Inc. also has a working arrangement
York Research Corp.
of Stamford, Conn., which does all types
electronic, commercial and military
testing, as
well
as
general
marketing research.
with
underwriting is
The
the
Oil
is
of
of
corporation.
California,
to
Of
be
prior to
the
which
merged
shares not
any
shares
merger
will
options
In
be
held
11,974,226
reserved
by
1960
The
U.
the
the
name
sole
of
Marquardt
it
was
The
of
the
the
of
200,000
ft.
The
and
key
ing
radar
radar
for
will
be
plots
large
for
ground
—V.
rocket
192,
profile
analysis
and
additional 852,868
an
Street,
The
stock
restricted
of
and
meteorological
quantity
rocket
production
study
of
192,
Aug.
on
by
be
another
be
—V.
various
tion
of
statement
class
for
A
public
standing
priqe
winds
SEC
stock,
common
the
net
22
statistical
altitude
meteorological
the
5,000
square
for
ratification
BUSINESS
air
mass
movements.
feet
to
the
the
York
has
been
capital stock,
$1
appointed
of
par,
the
Stock
Offered
—
in
per common stock at
$3 per share.
incorporated under the
its principal office at
was
It
has
at
the
in
engage
using
diameter
fan,
(
is
the
certain
sold,
$237,536
the
laws
99
of
New
President
business
of
mechanically
machinery
and
processes
company proposes to
issue
which
proceeds
the
of
expenses
of
in
the
following
of
and
powder
motor,
Ferrous
24-inch
are
inch
$5,000.00
Unit,
consisting
pulverizing mill with dust collector
unit,
and
use
priority:
Equipment
Reduction
cyclone
a
screen
Iron
collector
controls
Metals
diameter
installation
roller
22
a
and
use
of
which
75,000 Shares
are
to
offered
be
underwriting
Corp.
is
is
company
tolqutlets
terms
listed
to
are
be
supplied
the
principal
the
as
engaged in
manufacture,
by
amendment.
Lee
underwriter. '
direct
for
and
electric
and
Unit,
in
expansion
an
program.
In
addition
to
in Contoe, Texas, in June, 1960, at a cost of $250,000, it plans
construct, equip and stock a plant in southern California at a
'plant
to
cost
of
plant
$275,000.
New
N.
J.
$225,000
in
1960
of
the
the
net
will
to
the
of
Conroe
be
plant,
as
replenish
proceeds
used
to
of
pay
the
the
company's
balance
sale
due
on
of
additional
bank
loans
stock,
incurred
payment of the final portion of the purchase price
interest in the Mary Carter Paint Factories acquired in
$275,000
1958;
expansion
make
80%
cision
considering
Jersey,
Of
fornia
is
also
establishment of new facilities in the Mid-West area and
the latter to replace the existing plant in Matawan,
and
in
It
to
construct,
to
the
and
the
working
equip
balance
balance
of
for
the
and
stock
working
capital
used
certain
indebtedness,
to
finance
the
new
capital
expansion
program
southern
Cali¬
pending final de¬
and partially to
addition
to
construction
the
company
of
now
the
has
Texas
crusher
with
of
agreed
572,244 shares of common stock and 1,450,444 shares of class
A common stock.
The prospectus lists John F. Crosby as board chair¬
man,
Robert Van Worp, Jr., as president, and John C. Miller as a
42.86% of thexmtstanding common shares and
33.83%
of the outstanding class A shares, and Miller owns 12.66%
and
9.99%, respectively, of such stocks.
Management officials as a
director.
Crosby owns
of the outstanding common and 56.81%
of the
outstanding class A stock.
Crosby proposes to sell 280,000 of his
holdings of 490,800 shares of the ^outstanding class A common, and
the remaining 20,000 shares are to" be sold by other members of the
Crosby family and two other individuals.—V. 189, p. 2892.
own
group
67.91%
Matheson
Co., Inc.—Files Offering
and Secondary—
Qf 932 Paterson Plank Rd.,. East Rutherford, N. J.,
registration statement With the SEC on Sept.' 27; I960, cover¬
ing 160 000 shares of common stock, of which 40,000 shares are to
be offered for public sale by the company and
120,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terihs are to be supplied by amendment.
White
Weld & Co., Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
The
'filed
company,
a
of
general
purpose
are
nos
work
In
Retire
Working
advanced
A.
underwriters
subscribed
of
each
stock,
to
Hammill
&
of
a
of
par
value,
There
2,982.30
;
company
which
18,700
balance
with
but
no
salaries
provided
and
outstanding
400
shares
issued
are
by
share
shares
Treasury
stock
10
the
of
the
shares
539.25
common
237,505
the
in
of
authorize
to
—V.
to
and
the
of
10
cents
common
cents
par
company,
par
value,
leaving
shares.
Each share has equal rights
voting and dividends.
There are pre¬
rights.
No dividends have been paid on
date.
of
The
due
wages
laws
New
shares
employees
Jersey.—V.
non-assessable
are
and
191.
laborers
to
except
the
extent
192,
Net
25,000
sale
debentures
shares
by
listed
SEC
as
the
M.
debentures
commission
of
on
1986.
p.
to
L.
are
to
Plainview, N. Y., filed
Sept.
be
a
registration state¬
27 covering $600,000 of
convertible subor¬
offered
outstanding
present
rev. fr. rwy.
holders
for
&
Share
7 962
Oscar E. Dooly & Co._
Security Associates, Inc
4.616
4.616
&
Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
$2,772,319
$2,979,356
354,278
145,363
Corp.—Merger Progress—
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
Net
fr. rwy.
rev.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$418,727
$425,580
291,373
286,936
$3,568,733
2,327,154
$3,644,715
2,311,905
$127,354
$138,644
$1,241,579
57,905
73,451
555,371
$1,332,810
716,326
opers.
oper. income
192, p. 900.
rwy.
—V.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
Aug. 31—
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$5,002,650 $38,800,837 $40,357,150
3,740,453
29,317,160
30,161,864
opers.
$1,238,195
$1,262,197
oper. Income—
192, p. 900.
322,338
328,544
Net
Net
1960—Month—1959-
$5,311,017
4,072,822
fr. rwy.
rev.
rwy.
$9,483,677 $10,195,286
2,549,467
2,817,695
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Aug. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
Net
rev. fr.
rwy.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
.
$
25,616,297
19,779,748
$
$
25,698,765
201,246,950 204,399,054
19,505,762 153,595,107 154,757,673
by the company, and
to be offered for public
principal underwriters are
stock
The
plus
an
amount
not
to
exceed
$12,000
Monon
electronic
.components.
company's sale of debentures,
6,193,003
2,751,129
2,736,588
47,651,843
21,881,508
49,641,381
22,043,412
RR.—Earnings—
Net rev. fr. rwy.
Net
rwy.
Of
the
net
$160,000 will be used
1960—Month—1959
$1,392,186
1,359,366
opers.
$32,820
income—
oper.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$1,543,947 $12,361,573 $13,308,170
1,318,646
10,898,791
11,341,162
*163,353
$225,301
$1,462,782
$1,967,008
76,484
*210,781
708,099
♦Deficit.—V. 192, p. 900.
I
\
Munsingwear, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Mr.
George D. McConnell, President of Munsingwear, Inc., announced
was
filed with
the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission
23
a
registration statement covering the proposed public
offering of a new issue of $3,000,000 principal amount of convertible
subordinate
debentures, due Oct.
1,
1980.
The
interest
rate
and
conversion
price have not yet been determined.
that
there
Sept
on
Munsingwear,
Inc.,
of
718
Glenwood Ave.,
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
men's,
women's
and
children's
wearing
apparel
for
principally to retail outlets throughout the United States.
manufactures
Goldman, Sachs & Co., of New York City, and Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of Minneapolis, will head the public offering.—V. 189, p. 1469.
Theatres
Television,
&
Inc.
(&
Subs.)—
Statement—
This
Los
firm
Angeles
in
its
consolidated
statement
of
income
for
the 39 weeks ended June 28, 1960 reported net earnings for the period,
provision for loss on its investment in National Telefilm, of
before
$428,726,
prior
15
or
share,
per
Kansas
November.
The company is engaged in the
manufacture, assembly and sale of
communication equipment, transformers, filters, relays, disc capacitors,
coils jmd .other
5,836,549
1198.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
amounts
underwriters
opers.
income—
rwy.
oper.
—V. 192, p.
cents
the
Bond
Corp.
243,963
Lee & Co., Inc. and Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc.
The
to be sold at 100%
of principal amount, with a 9%
frequency
%
Plymouth
$717,569
is
proceeds from
set
stock
common
531,035
estate
radio
severally
percentages
of
$1,104,957
the
mid
shares
See Coca-Cola Co., above.—V.
192, p. 1094.
public sale
common
thereof.
for
in
respective
opers.
expenses.
The interest rate of the debentures and the public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms of the common stock are to be sup¬
plied by amendment.
In addition, the company is registering 19,166
common Shares to be issued upon exreise of outstanding warrants and
stock options and 5,000 common shares
purchased by Milton D, Blauner
from certain
controlling stockholders at $3.00 per share. The offering
expected
for
oper. income__
192, p. 900.
rwy.
—V.
National
This firm, of Ames Court,
the
the
the
have
i960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$4,004,279
$4,060,798 $25,627,914 $28,124,472
2,899,322
3,343,229
22,855,595
25,145,116
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
Secondary—
dinated
below
500.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
sale
Metropolitan Telecommunications Corp.—Offering and
ment with
named
7.962
Minneapolis, St. Paul
exchange
to
as
redemption
stock
common
to
as
each
cents
then
into
shares
other
used
'
33.846
Jaffee & Co
$237,536.00
originally
was
outstanding of 218,805
every
emptive
the
the
10
presently
are
Co._
Allyn & Co., Inc
13.846
Equitable Securities Corp.__ 13.846
R W. Pressprich & Co
13.846
10,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
Philip Bornstein
by
company
Costs
value of
share
no
be
Inventories
components
10,000.00
incorporated with
capital stock of 2,500 shares no par value common
stock.
On Feb. 1, 1960, the Certificate of
Incorporation was amended
to
change the authorized shares into
1,000,000 shares
of
common
value.
will
expand
for.
C.
Net
30,000.00
96,553.70
Estimated
par
shares
to
develop
analog computers.
%
Shearson,
,
,
authorized
a
the
to
3,000.00
,
Capitals
stock with
of
loans,
$
20,000.00
10,000.00
CAPITALIZATION—The
an
sale
and
process,
accessories
above
Offices
Loans
systems.
the
bank
'
Period End.
r
To
computer
to purchase from the
company
below opposite their
names
of
forth
which
a
—_
out¬
standing
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
20,000.00
.__
plant.
In
control
volume
with
use
vibrating
consisting
atmosphere sealed 22 inch diameter pulverizing mill
collecting units with accessories and installation for
aluminum, titanium and high temperature metals
!
Laboratory Facilities
Metal Alloys blender
:.
Sales, Advertising and Promotion—.:—
Miscellaneous, Contingent Expenses and Moving
Total
It is presently
establishing a new
radar,
the
—V.
Annealing Furnaces
distribution
at the retail level, of various paint products;
in
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
principally to repay short-term
exhaust
installation
and
Pulverizing
double
as
designs, manufactures and
equipment and component sysradar positioning, missile and
tracking, missile range safety and missile
impact prediction.
qf Milgo's products embody Innovations in
circuit or instrument
and concept
developed through the company's own research
and engineering.
The company's products include a
variety of special
purpose analog computing
equipment, digital data transmission equip¬
ment
and
integrated data processing and transmission
systems for
Esti. Cost
Handling
Metals
Mllgo
design
Federation.
issue
after
minimum
a
1955,
electronic
launching,
satellite
Net
to
by
Industries
all
In
mlsslle
Most
Pur¬
and
Ave., New York, filed a registra¬
Sept. 23, 1960, covering 375,000 shares
Incorporated
integrated line of
an
Net
New
of
of
PURPOSE—
back¬
Fifth
on
188, p. 2031.
Offering to Stock¬
of its common stock
sells
offering circular, this corporation
speculation, without underwriting,
powders
proceeds,
Custom
military
by the issuing company and ,300,000 shares, being out¬
stock, by the present holders thereof.
The public offering
Hi^ginson
engaged
the
666
191, p. 6.
to subscribe for one share
of common stock for each six
shares held and will have until
Oct. 13 to exercise these
rights.
An underwriting
group headed
by Sheai-son,
Hammill & Co. will purchase and
distribute unsubscribed
shares.
to handle the
Mr. Vogeler stated.
respective managements and
Common
—
formed
was
Powder
estimated
to
sale
and
The
with
Co.,
propose
Miami, Fla., offered hold¬
on Sept. 29 the
right to subscribe
additional shares of common stock at a
price
of $16 per share.
Stockholders are being mailed rights
J.
metal
Administrative
Paint
85,800 shares each and
own
In
own
for 65,000
Inert
Carter
each.
1093,
p.
1958.
N.
company
Metal
procurement
altitude
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Offering and Secondary—
Mary
shares
Vic^-Presidents,
necessary
October.
Bank
company
PROCEEDS—If
systems,
many
upper
the
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Private
Placement-
year,
submitted
in
shares
Corp.
20,
Passaic,
Material
high
measure
provides
City
2,610,399
Sept.
a
pulverizing
employees.
thousands of feet.
This
determining pre-launch conditions
for
for
BUSINESS—The
500.
p.
to
companies
National
to
Jersey
Fort Monmouth, N. J., has
Cooper Development Division of
over
First
outstanding
have
Metsger.
to
from
invaluable
vehicles
both
is
and
will
fiscal
new
approved
and
publicly offered as a
97,000 shares of its 100
Vice-President.
first
Mr.
used
fired
wind
been
of
registrar
suant
California
installations.
operates
by using
a
rocket vehicle to place a wind
target at high altitude. As the target falls, the track¬
the
information is
wind
the
to
are
has
directors*
quarters
the
in
feet
square
larger
orders
developed by its principals and to sell the powders to the metal
powder
industry and to other users of powdered metal.
It is a member of
600
by A. B. Metsger,
according
and
of
11,000
Minute Maid
those
Agency,
the
to
production
vehicles
system
sensitive
Supply
represents
vehicle,
rocket
15,000
The
Micro Metals
him,
to
company.
exercise
upon
by
days
90
will
company
and
be
may
shares;
issuance
contract
the
contract
this
The
-
for
announced
program,
Mr.
Vogeler announced that
larger quarters in Danbury, Conn., on Oct. 1.
into
of
corporation.—V.
and
the
remaining
offered to selected
company,
officials
offered
of
stockholders of
were
purchased
officers
Army Signal
$417,000
flow
of
expansion
covers
option.
merger
The
is
the
S.
a
the
move
plant
stockholders
Mc¬
corporation,
and
being
period
a
merger,
common
for
certain
new
under
boards
Marquardt Corp.—Contract—
The
awarded
of
company.
November
Company
shares
for
into
so
including management
According to the prospectus,
the
the
California
a
Oil
the
offered
persons,
after
part
increased
shares of com¬
share by Robert
sale at $1.16 per
principle stockholder of
American
and
addition, Benjamin Yelsey and Milton
44,516 and 43,516 shares, respectively;
and each
proposes to sell 1,500 shares.
Martin L. Levy and
Multer,
t^0,
Seymour propose to sell 10,500 and 2,000 warrants, respectively.
Melpar, Inc.—Appointment—
shares.
are
who,
corporation
and
with
outstanding
809,067
is
West 98th Street,
the SEC on Sept.
5965
public
and
Cuban
common
stockholders
shares
of
Delaware
; a
into
shares
458,841
As
the surviving corporation, is to be changed to McCulloch
California.
Following such merger, McCulloch will own
as
Oil Corp.
4,162,927
2,208,561
.
.
involved.
Corporation
merged
latter,
for
President
company
be
6,224,286
Corp. of Calif.—Files Secondary—
offered
to be
McCWMcrefr,
Nt>
to
1,916,745
registration
P.
Culloch
270,673
Oil
Angeles,
28,
5,734,194
Corporation of California,
filed a registration statement
sell
products.
10,696,412
Megadyne will
Oil
Philip Krieger, Vice-President,
to
Epstein,
magnetic
of
the
The
McCulloch
devel°Pment of new products;
to working capital.
$56,000 will be added
Milgo Electronic Corp. —
Rights
holders—This corporation, of
'
Waveguide Corp. has a backlog of about $100,000 but anticipates
between $600,000 and $750,000 in the coming
year.
Mr. Oei
Ing Bian, now president of CWS Waveguide, will be executive vicepresident of Megawave Electronics Corp.
CWS Waveguide
is a manufacturer of microwave components for
899.
p.
McCulloch
Los
808,603
149,368
income
op.
192,
564,136
ops.
of
^o^nr,^d^tion
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
J,7^.,s.har,es* of commori stock. of which Sheppard Beidler, President,
and
See South Carolina Electric
& Gas Co., below.—V.
of
Net
^
balance
1670.
p.
CWS
$16,556,505 $16,920,698
10,822,311
for
president, has
sales
1960—8 Mos.—1959
Rwy. operating revenue.
by
Island,
electronics fields.
year
rate
annual
1958.—V.
November,
Corp., below.—V.
Corp.
formed
Vogeler,
introduction
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
End. Aug, 31—
David
his
of
will
and
backlog, of $750,000 including $650,000 in defense
amplifiers
and
power
supplies
and
about
$100,000 in commercial contracts mostly for lighting controls. In addi¬
tion, said Mr. Vogeler, the company expects several substantial re¬
search and development contracts this winter.
Also, Megawave will be
expanding its Engineering Department and plans to announce the
voted a 2V2 %
stock dividend for stockholders of
This is the second stock dividend in the company's
7, 1960.
The first
Period
50%
running
currently
are
proceeds
chairman
161,780 shares
owns
owns
Electronics
revealed
contracts
$200,000,000.
record Oct.
history.
almost
of
In
out¬
largest blocks are to be sold, as follows; George F.
David Ross, Trustee of the "Durene M. Ross
Electronics
A.
concern,
figures showed $125,252,561.
Thornton
more
gain
a
the
board
as
members
16.5%..
or
and
company
been
1959, 2-for-l stock split, were $1.33.
Thornton earlier had reported sales for the 1960 year rose to approx¬
$185,000,000,
has
now
shares;
20,000,
$1,000,000
vember,
imately
Ferris
and
committee,
The
25,000
Robert
outstanding amounted to approximately $1.75 for the year. Per
earnings from operations last fiscal year, adjusted for the No¬
share
shares,
Megawave
^
on
The remainder of
of the company.
Ferris
stock,
Lindenhurst,
Long
Chester, N. Y.
increase
over
the
comparable earnings of $4,954,031 from operations in the
previous year, were announced in a preliminary report of Litton's 1960
fiscal year by Charles B.
Thornton, President and Chairman of the
Board.
The company's 1960 fiscal year ended July 31.
The earnings reported are after provision for approximately $7,750,000 in Federal and foreign taxes.
Earnings
cylinders.
it
*
1'ePlenish working capital in the amount expended in the reduction
debt assumed in the
consolidation of Coil
Winders, Inc. into the
company on June 30, I960; $60,000 to
pay the balance of certain bank
loans incurred by Coil
Winders; $40,000 for expansion of capacitor
m*nufacturing; $60,000 to commence manufacture and sale
of resistors
which will include
engineering and the necessary equipment and inven¬
tory; $35,000 for
engineering and inventory and sales promotion of
central music
systems; $20,000 to purchase additional sheet metal
work-
of
ers
new
approximately
stock,
valves
Mega wave Electronics Corp.—Name for Merged Firms
192, p. 899.
earnings
president.
as
common
See Megawave
Litton Industries Inc.—Net Up—
sAfter-tax
from
gases
preferred
and
Megadyne Electronics, Inc.—New Name—
$3,394,081
*1,508,789
$2,870,010
*248,746
regulators
-—
—
$520,908
.
of
of
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$34,853,945 $36,697,091
31,983,935
33,303,010
$4,158,833
3,801,533
expenses
'
Net
flow
and
lists George F.
executive
Trust,"
1960—Month—1959-
$4,194,171
revenue.
line
a
shares, and members of his
family 57,530 shares.
Management officials as a group own a total
of 346,420 shares of common, or 61.4%
of the outstanding stock.
The
prospectus lists 41 selling stockholders, whose holdings aggregate 391,-
19,000 shares.
Period End. Aug. 31—
indebtedness
redemption.
general funds
93,060
Ferris,
Rwy.
offers
and
pressure
of
the
prospectus
outstanding
14,000
to sell
shares
sell
to
proposes
certain
date
to
The
common
own
the
added
of the surviving cor¬
In addition to certain
shares
t^yo
to
the
it
outstanding shares of its 6% cumulative preferred stock at a
redemption price of $21 per share, aggregating $484,638, plus dividends
program.
business.
by
Edward J.
10,000
and
a
control
addition
loan from The Penn Mutual
from
to
and, in addition,
standing 564,360 shares of common stock.
Net proceeds of the com¬
pany's sale of additional stock will be used largely to redeem the
the same name).
will have outstanding at the time of such
stock, of which Walter F. Smith,
by
of
will
its
in
used
each share of common stock of the present
company
shares
binding.
during the
and
generated
changed
known
the
701,786
Board
be
utilized
be
come
cash
from
merger,
will
be
indebtedness,
merger
and
Co.
Kingsport Press
poration
will
stock
required funds will
Insurance
printing
platemaking,
7
include
of
cents per share, as compared to $1,431,060 or 53
the corresponding 39-week period in 1959. These
gains from the disposition of theatres and real
in
net
$854,000
for
the
period
under
review
tional
period. After provision for loss on
Telefilm, the company reported a net
the
and
$582,000
in
the
weeks.
year
39
the
investment
loss
of
in
$3,071,274
Na¬
for
Company President B. Gerald Cantor said a profit of approximately
$3,000,000 realized from the sale of television and radio station WDAF,
>
be
City,
included
Missouri,
in
is
earnings
not
for
included in
the
current
the
above
figures. This
will
quarter.
According to Mr. Cantor, theatre operations earlier this year were
seriously handicapped by the strike, against all major motion picture
studios. In addition to the stoppage of production, there were
delays
1
8
completed
pictures
of
release
in
The Commercial and Financial, Chronicle
(1304)
after
business long
Norfolk
affected
which
strike
the
to
prior
unions. He said,
settlement was made with the
(a
& Western
weeks last
comparable
of
192,
year.—V.
period End. Aug. 31—
Net
income..
—V. 192, p. 900.
oper.
12,421,671
Net
Net
Period End. Aug. 31—
11,335,031
Gross
1960,
revenues
$
Netrev.fr. rwy.
after
income
Net
stock
fixed
'
-
'
charges and before dividends on preferred
the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
I960, as
for the previous 12-month period.
'
■
New York Telephone
.
'
.;■■■.
„
,
''
•'
!
'■
'
Co»—Bonds Offered—An under¬
plan,
merger
Gas
Co.
stock
the
' '
of
and
and sells appliances
which use the
purify industrial exhausts and the exhausts
engines.
Its stated priheipal objective is the
commercial development of a practical purifier for standard automo¬
bile exhausts.—V.
191, p. 45.
'
•;*'
Permian
•
•
stockholders
common
held..
-
Permian
Stockholder, meetings
will
:•
increased
the
in
administrative
stockholders
both
board
and
and
the two companies to vote on the merger
Omaha, Neb.
"The merger would result In
and operating efficiencies to the benefit of
of
held'? Nov. 30,
be
customers,"
president
said
John
Merriam,
F.
of Northern and president
operates
natural
a
New
pipeline
gas
Mexico.—V.
system
192, p.
in
western
and
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used
borrowings. The balance of the proceeds, if any, will be
to repay bank
Northwestern
for construction purposes.
REDEMPTION—After
Oct. 1, 1965, the bonds will be redeemable at
prices ranging from $104.50 to par after Oct. 1,
1992, plus accrued interest.
optional
redemption
BUSINESS—The
company
in
south¬
*
recent
been
has
years
Net
large
making
York
Telephone is engaged in
the
business
of
63,000
30,
''
shares
were
Amount
Stuart
&
Inc.
.
—i-..—
Allison-Williams
John B. Joyce & Co
$17,400,000
Co.—
Keuower,
100,000
Anderson & Strudwick
200,000
Arnold
&
MacArthur
Co.____
200,000
_
Lestrenge
300,000
Levy,
&
100,000
—
150,000
Leedy, Wheeler &
Alleman, Inc._
Mackall & Coe_
C. S. Ashum
Co—100,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
McMaster
&
Redpath
100,000
—400,000
Hutchinson
Co.——_
Wm. J. Mericka
150 000
—_—750,000
Eache & Co
1,000,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
750,000
Mid-South
Co.
100,000
Barret, Fitch, North &
Mullaney, Wells 3c Co.
250,000
200,000
Newhard,
250,000
600,000
New
Co., Inc——
t
Bear, Stearns 3c Co—
A.
G.
Becker
3c
.Inc.—
jr. C. Bradford
Bramhall &
Cbace,
W.
Corp.
.
Pacific
Co.
250,000
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall,
Inc
Peters, Writer 3c
100,000
3c
600,000 8
200,000
100,000
■'G0*.
750 000
——
100,000
Morris,
Stokes
3e Co.,
Evans
Clement
Co;,
A.
*
H.
——200,000
M. Freeman
Inc.
Hobbs
Cairdner 3c Co., Inc.—
Robert Garrett 3e Sons
Gmther
3e
3c
400,000
100,000
Corp"
600,000
Thomas 3e Company—
300,000
3c
2.000.00C
Inc.
3c
A, Hogle 3c Co
E. F. Hutton 3c Co
•
600,000
100,000
600,000
Investment. Corp,, or
Norfolk
Suace
*-V.
Lane,
Corp
192,
p.
300^000
3c
-
Co
Whittaker"
Co.,
loo 000
8tet"
Inc.
L.
192,
63,000
shares
$211,680
of
after
The
company
following
the
of
companies
analyses
and
stock
common
deduction
of
that
Of
these,
75,000
will
contracting
in
200 000
Wright
Inc
&
~
100 000
«
Wyatt, Neal 3c
Waggoner
S, Mantis. &
200 000
Co.7"
Inc.
A.
of
were
'
»
and
items,
multi-pin
which
it
electrical
such
supplies
to
the
electronics
In
a
addition
shares
shares
and
subject to
to
of
61,000
proposes
an
option
to sell
to
stock,
of
which
25,000 shares.
Van
Of
underwriter by certain persons with a view to
was
resold by such persons to public investor^
The order further asserts that there was a failure
to disclose
the profit to
such other persons, that aggregate public
offering price and gross proceeds exceeded the $300^000 limitation,
that misleading information was disseminated concerning the termina,tion of the offering and that the offering operated as a fraud and
deceit upon public investors.
The order, provides ap opportunity for
hearing, upon request, on the (question whether the suspension should
be vacated or made permanent.—V. 191, p. 1568.
from
the
redistribution
and
interest from
accrued
25,000
25,680
there
wili
the
be
stock
industry.
parts
Of the
the
amount
$3,600;000
of
owns
holdings
307 525
44 500
'are
Omega Precision, Inc., Azusa, Calif.—Files With SEC
The corporation
the SEC
offered
on Sept. 26, 1960 filed a letter of notification
with
covering 120,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
$2.50 per share, through Pacific Coast
Securities Co
San
at
Francisco, Calif., and George, O'Neill & Co., Inc., New York. N
probable offering date is Oct. 19, i960.
Y*'
•;
;
$197,000.
July
,
debentures
are
convertible
into
common
»
stock
1,
REDEMPTION—Optional redemption of the debentures may be made
prices beginning at 105 xk %
and declining in the last five years
par.
Sinking fund redemptions will be made at par.
A sinking
fund, commencing Oct. 1> 1964, is calculated to retire approximately
80%
of the debentures prior to maturity.
at
to
4
BUSINESS—Perfect
Photo
and
its
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Albern,
engaged in the business of photo finishing, which consists of the
processing of photographic film and making of prints from film. The
major part of the company's business is the finishing of color films,
both motion picture and still.
are
UNDERWRITERS—
'
,
purchase held
1, 1960.
proceeds from
will be used to
1961, to and including Oct. 1, 1980, at the rate
of 17.1 shares for each $1,000 principal amount of debentures, subject
to adjustment.
after
arid
on
Harriman
outstanding
Oct.
net
the sale of the debentures,
acquire all or substantially
all of the common stock of Consolidated Photographic Industries, Inc.
The balance will be used for working capital.
Primarily as a result
of expenditures for plant and equipment of approximately $1,500,000
during the 15 months ended June 30, 1960, working capital of Perfect
Photo had i been ■ reduced as of thati date : to $106,000 * despite -the re¬
ceipt of. approximately $765,000 from - the sale of conimori stock in
October, 1959.
Giving effect to acquisition of Albern Color Research,
Inc., the company had a working capital deficit at June 30, 1960, in
approximately
25,000
common
Offered—Offering of
Perfect Photo, Inc.—Debentures
$4,500,000 Perfect Photo's 5V2% convertible subordinated
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1980, was being made on Sept. 28
by an underwriting group headed by Harriman Ripley
& Co. Inc.
The debentures are priced at $100%, plus
,
by an officer of the company
An additional 20,000 shares are held
by Mrs. Van Horssen as custo¬
dian for
their children.—V. ISO, p. 2142.
100 000
Regulation. A
a
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
notification filed in March, 1S59, Pearson proposed
PROCEEDS—Of
connector
Horssen
his
temporarily suspending
higher prices.
50,000
the balance for working capital.
certain
indebtedness, the company has
common
order
false
at
25,000
proceeds of its sale of additional stock, $360,000 will be used to
purchase various capital equipment; $130,000 for research and de¬
velopment in the field of commercial connectors for television and
high frequency radio systems and other new products; $50,000 for sales
In
an
Holman
its
proceeds will
net
development, and
and
asserts
purchased
held
connectors,
"^fend
therein
Industries, Inc.—Files Offering and Secondary
coaxial
allied
President, 'and' "Diiftltl
that the company's offering circular and related material
and misleading, particularly with respect to representations
concerning the purported $1
per
share offering price and
the failure to disclose the method of offering whereby the stock was
order
underwriting
at 1015 S. Sixth St., Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 28
registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000 shares
of common stock, of which
175,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale
by the Issuing company and 25,000 shares, being
outstanding
stock, by Arden D. Van Horssen, president.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Kalman
& Co., Inc., is listed
as
the principal underwriter.
*
*
The company is engaged
primarily in the design, manufacture and
sale
as
offering of 175,000 common shares at $1 per share, through
& Co., Inc., of New York. The Commission's suspension
the public
a
200,000
-
issued
A
to
respect
amount.
R.
company,
filed
Shore
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
has
SEC
Regulation
with
500.
Nil-Line
at 50 cents per share.
Park Nameplate Co.,
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a public offering of stock by Pearson Corp. of Bristol, R. I.
the company
offered on its
the
__$
be
company
as
prospectus'lists Jerry
Pearson
The
purposes:
intends
the
of
services.
completion of this-offering
outstanding 226,000 shares of $0.10 par value
p.
headed by Stanley Heller & Co. and Michael G. Kletz &
The underwriters will receive a commission of 44 cents per
and Michael G. Kletz has purchased 10,000 shares from certain
exemption
anticipated that the net proceeds to
the
company.
356,834
Co
Arthur
100000;
150 000
Y'arnall, Biddle 3c Co,
100,000
995.
3c
Winslow, Cohu 3c
f.
100,000
Johnson,
Robert L.
son
_
J.
The
loo 000
Geruldsen
White
—V.
on
Anthony Chiesa as Vice-Presidents; and they own 37.33%, 37.33% and
18.67%, respectively, of the outstanding class A stock and 39.73%,!
39.73%, and 19.87%, respectively, of the outstanding class B stock.
by the public, 63,000
being Issued directly to the public and 12,000 being sold
by Dr. Schloss.
and
Wheat~Vco~—
N.
&
100,000
100,000
Co
3c
200 000
c.
C.
Co.
—*
3c
J.
.
Co.,
_
Hlrsch
Wallace,
100,000
Hemphill, Noyes 3e Co.
Hilsman
Dabney
Co.
1,000,000
Richards. &
150,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
200,000
Corporation)—
H.
3c
—_
__
Talbot
Inc.
Cartwrlght
American
Townsend,
Tyson
1,200,000
3c Co.——
Hill
100.000
Co
co.
Sulzberger,
Jenks.Kirkland3cCo.
J
Sullivan
Sweney
Hallo well,
Hannaford
(A
100,000
Swiss
—250,000
Hallgarten 3e Co
Ira Haupt
150,000
Co
800,000
Co
and
the
SEC
be
to
Corp.—Registers—
Place, Flushing, N. Y., filed a registration
Sept. 22, 1960 covering 175,000 shares of
offered for public sale at $4 per share through
Linden
34
the
CONVERSION—The
150,000
250,000
Gregory 3c Sona
Grimm
750,600
—
150,000
—
personnel
chemical
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
of
of
stock,
A
'.The
-
issued
common
$50,000 for payment of a bank loan; $100,000 for market de¬
and tooling for the. _production'i«>fi>'metal giftware in the
advertising specialty field;.. .$75,000... for research and development of
new
products andv improvement of-Manufacturing processesthe
balance for working capital.
'
"V
aoia inomlaU.-
Meyer
Dabbs
Cranbery, Marache &
Co.
Co.—
^ 150,000
100,000"
Walter Stokes & Co.—
J. S. Strauss 3c Co.
200,000
250,000
Co.—*—
500^000
A
velopment
$211,680
> •'.*1 ~2 006 000
Co.
Agee 3e Leach
3c
by
100,000
Co;Z.
Fox—
stix
100,000
is
of
received
aggregate
to
beverages
It has outstanding
Inc., the company is in the
manufacturing selectively anodized decorative
components,
and
aluminum
identification
and instruction plates end schematics.
It now has outstanding 150,000
class A shares and 450,000 class B shares.
Net proceeds of the sal
of the additional class A stock, estimated at $593,000, will be used a
"
Co.—
&
Frank,
Sterne,
Hart,
_
Steele
Brothers
&
150,000
&
J.
3c
3t
Stern,
& Co.
Inc.
Staats
Stem
400,000
———
Funk,
R.
Starkweather
Cleveland
Freeman 3c Co.—*
M.
Wm.
100,000
.Corp.
Co.,
.——
400,000—Shields &Cbi_£'r*i
3c
Inc
The First
3c
100,000
•
Incv_?*—
Evans
Inc.
Among
4
radioactive
commissions.
devoted
Ltd.
business of designing and
aluminum
and
specialty
and
hazards.
—
2,500,000
Shaughnessy
250,000
of numerical display.
Improvement of plant facilities and production efficiency
by moving to a larger one story plant—
Development of new industrial productsi
Development of new medical products
3c
—
sale
will
amendment.
alcoholic
selling
follows:
Increased production of educational
equipmentIncreased production of medical
equipment——
100 000
Hutzler
the
class
-
Formerly known
.
Advertising and increased direct mail_—
250,000
Scott 3c Strlng|ellow__
"
be
400 000
Rippel & Co.—
2,000,000
—
250,000
/
Includes
PROCEEDS—It
behalf
100,000
Bros.
6.
discounts,
-
film
exposure
service.
this
of
with
shareholders
5
to the monitoring of personnel for
The main activity of the company in
badge service which is used to measure the amount
radiation
radiation
from
Inc.—
Salomon
area
Group
Reinholdt & Gardner.
3c
*vf. Edwards, Inc.—
Elkins,
of
—
Rand 3e Co.——L_
100,000
duPont
for
250 000
ner
1,500,000
Doolittle 3e Co
I.
250,000
—_—
3c Co.; Inc.—_
Rambo, Close 3c Ker-
■
3e Merle-Smith—
Francis
™—
„
650,000
—_—_
Davis, Skaggs 3c Co—
Dick
is its
Raffensperger, Hughes
—
Co
this
firm,
share;
Sept. 26
a
■
100,000
in
Inc.
Co.,
»,T
•
the firm's account
form
somo
_
Wm. E. Pollock 3c Co.,
Inc.
250,000
1,200,000
Secur.
Co., Inc
&
Co.
.
Group 5. Includes services related
to
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.—
Pursuant to
.
are
etc.
exposure
Inc.„—
,
amplifiers, scalers, ratemeters;
high voltage
supplies, pulse height analyzers, coincidence circuits, timers, computers,
Carl H. Pforzheimer & "
•
100,000
Shelby Cullom Davis
«
Christensen,
100,000 '
—,
Union
from the detectors, into
instruments
250,000
Corp.—
Clayton Secur. Corp.—
Coffin 3e Burr, Inc
Dallas
ceived
these
Northwest
i
as
100,000
600,000
—__
Courts-3c Co;
3c
_„
'
,
100,000
Den-
Inc.—-—
Clarke
600,000
«
*
.
has developed a broad., line of nuclear
instruments, equipment $nq accessories as
750,000
Co.
Whiteside
Winslow,
,
Co.
Hanseatic
Murray,
1,000,000
3c
3c
company
Inc
J. A. Overton 3c Co.—
1/200,000
Stein
Bros.
Cook
York
Corp. —
Nongard, Showers
.
200 000
_
Secur.
.,
.
v?
100,000
3c
ton, Inc.—
Carolina Secur.
R.
2,500,000
Co.,
——
Burnham 3c Co
Burns,
Co.
Inc.
-
J. Barth 3c Co._
&
'1
and
$100,000
Williams & Stern
Inc._r______
Arthurs,
Co.
Bleich-
S.
roeder,
&
Lc.wson,
*
services
principally, for use in the mediM'reslaxfc^, education,
civif 'dfefensfe fields.
Such products
and'' services, ^rjs 'Jglatpd to
the
need
for
detection,
measurement
and
handling of radioactive
materials.
The many items that the company and its subsidiary manu¬
facture can be grouped generally as follows:
Group 1. Includes various types of nuclear detectors for the detection
of
the
diverse
types of radiation emitted by radioactive materials.
Among these are detectors for alpha, beta, gamma, x-ray and neutron
radiation.
The
detectors
differ
not
only in their ability to detect
different types of radiation but also have varying types of physical
construction
to
adapt them to particular types of application. Prac¬
tically all of the basic type of detector forms are represented in the
company's product line. These include geiger, proportional, ionization
chamber and scintillation types.
Group 2. Includes various types of detector stands, shields and probes.
Group 3. Includes various radioactive chemicals as well as the means
of handling, sampling and storing these radioactive chemicals.
Among
the products ere planchets, remote handling tongs,
planchet storage,
cabinets, absorbers, lead containers, warning tape and signs.
Group 4. Includes measuring instruments. These are largely electronic
In nature. They generally supply the voltages required to
operate the
nuclear detectors and amplify and convert the electrical
signals re¬
well
Amount
Co.,
—
offered for
and measurement
detection
leaf
UNDERWRITERS—?
,
Halsey,
class
12,000 shares for the account of Dr. Benjamin Schloss,
1960, the company
and net income of $63,-
operating revenues "of $524,940,442
•,
President.
About 75,000 employees work for the company.
•
$4,067,012
.v 911,183
circular, Bertner Bros, and Earl Edden Co.,
both of 63 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y., publicly offered
75,000 shares of 10^ par common stock at $4 per share.
BUSINESS—The
838,425.
$3,116,482
318,979
supplied by
to be
are
exclusively
Justerini & Brooks,
of
underwriters
'
;
Nucleonic Corp. of America
and in a small portion of Connecticut. On June 30,
the company had 8,085,581 telephones in services, about 68% of
were in the New York Metropolitan
area. - Revenues from tele¬
phone service constitute about 94% of the total operating revenues of
lted-total
145,274
terms
engaged
name
Park Electrochemical
This
offering
1960,
£ REVENUES—For the six" "months ended June
$609,354
154,302
$451,936
opers.
income—
shares
statement
94-1.
p.
,
which
company.
oper.
192,
'*
State of New York
the
fr. rwy.
rev.
rwy.
—V.
furnishing local
services mainly local and toll telephone service, in the
communication
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$8,026,874
$9,443,922
4,910,392 > 5,376)910
$1,302,016
692,662
is
stock and 341,040 shares of class
B
common.
Charles Gutfcman, president, owns 36,598 shares of class
A common stock
and 147,252
shares of class B common stock, and
Star Liquor Dealers, Inc., owns 46,174 shares of class A common and
188,076 shares of class B common stock.
Guttman and the Stella and
Charles
Guttman Foundation
(to which
Guttman donated shares)
propose to sell 33,498 and 3,000 shares, respectively.
The Foundation,
to which Guttman recently donated the shares being sold by it, was
organized by him in 1959.—V. 191, p. 1009.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$1,083,992
632,056
underwriting
company
the brand
242;760
,•
Net
construction expenditures to meet the demand for communication serv¬
ices and to improve such services.
Since 1955, the company has spent
$1,358,000,000 on construction.
For the first six months of 1960 con¬
struction expenditures amounted to $142,000,000.
New
Pacific
Period End. Aug. 31—
Rwy. operating revenue
Rwy. operating expenses
The
under
PROCEEDS—Net
used
current
the
and
;
of Permian.
Texas
and
the
to
of
through a group of underwriters headed by Lee Higginson
H. Hentz & Co.
The public offering price will be related
market for outstanding shares at the time of offering,
thereof
chairman
800.
corporation,
Corp.
Northern is a natural gas transmission company with a 13,000-mile
pipeline serving 500 communities in the Northern Plains area. Permian
eastern
\
630 Fifth Ave., New York,
sept. 28 filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 36,498 outstanding shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the present holders
preferred stock of Northern will be issued in
exchange
for 5.75%
cumulative preferred stock of Permian.
First
mortgage pipeline bonds of Permian will be assumed by Northern.
1
r
Paddington Corp.—Files Secondary—
The
re¬
of Permian
■
-
t
to
combustion
■
cumulative
5.75%
catalysis
'
*
will
manufactures
company
process
of
of internal
<
'
•
of
,
.
57.9%
stock 'and
common
market
The
Omaha
of
of Northern common stock for each share
.45 share
a
The
bid of 100.71.
a
the
common
of
on
Natural
Northern
presently owns 93.2%
preferred stock of Permian.
the
ceive
priced at 101.50 to yield 4.54%. Award of the bonds was
at competitive sale on Sept. 28
of
Pipeline Co.,
Under
funding mortgage bonds, due Oct. 1, 1997. The bonds are
won
J
t
time,
current
22,484,954
8,952i018
16,794,620
5,509,715
holders
propose to: sell the shares and certificates from time
directly to purchasers or through stockbrokers, and at their
prices at the time of such sale. According to the pro¬
spectus, the sellers now own 50,994 shares and certificates for 352,050
shares (of which the board chairman and his wife own 33,602 shares and
certificates for 218,400 shares).
Eugene Houdry and Pierre Quilleret,
together with Vernon L. Stover, hold 350,000 common Shares under
a
Voting Trust Agreement.
The company has outstanding 588,718
shares.
*
to
99,575,111
-
Northern
of
Sept. 29, .*60,000,000 of the company's 4%% re¬
on
973,277
These
122,060,065
at separate meetings on Sept. 21 gave preliminary
appr'oval to a merger, subject'to approval of stockholders of both
companies and regulatory and governmental agencies.
-
writing group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. of¬
fered
1
Oxy-Catalyst, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Merger Talk—
Directors
Basin
12
for
$15,152,570
was
compared to $15,143,013
—V.
191, p.. 1325.
general corporate purposes and
•
,
According to the prospectus, Eugene J. Houdry (board chairman)
his jvife; Jacques H. and Pierre D. Houdry, vice presidents, and
offer the 10,000 common shares
40,000 shares for public sale.
s
$
4,040,945
1,451,059
2,954,363
opers.
oper. income;
—^V. 192,1). <941.
,H '■
months, ended Aug. 31,
the 1959 period.
for
to $102,965,429
for
used
be
.
Pierre Quilleret, a director, propose to
and
voting trust certificates for the
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$
17,038,257 116,837,572
12,997,312 100,042,952
16,513,125
13,558,762
Net rwy.
been
$108,826,126 for the
were
compared
as
have
64,327,877
41,325,802
67,105,924
43,154,060
1960—Month—1959
operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
Rwy.
calculated on the basis, of
7,475,658 shares of common stock at Aug. 31, 1960 (which includes
466,961 shares issued in December, 1959)
and 7,008,697 shares at
Aug. 31, 1959, adjusted for the 2 1/10-for-l split on Nov. 10, 1959.
share
per
7,681,486
5,466,810
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
28,373,631
The
corporation"'has reported that" the balance 6f net' incioriie
applicable to common stock was equivalent to $1.82 a share for
the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
1960, as compared to $1.94 a share
on a lesser number of shares
for the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1959.
earnings
8,119,127
5,860,099
opers.
income—
oper.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
and
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—Earnings—
These
fr. rwy.
rev.
rwy.
to
are
.
Oxy-Catalyst, Inc., 511 Old Lancaster Road, Eerwyn, Pa., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 23, 1960, covering 10,000
shares of
common
stock
and
voting trust certificates representing
40,000 shares of common stock.
$
27,924,748
9,766,298
2,213,590
756,111
3,454,555
1,236,248
fr. rwy. opers.
rev.
19,229,502 165,217,783 166,505,410
11,548,016
98,111,859 102,177,533
20,540,798
.
$
$
Rwy. operating revenue.
10,569,785 101,297,173 101,373,561
8,356,195
73,372,425
72,993,930
12,468,903
9,014,348
.
$
—V. 192, p. 941.
1960—8 MOS.—1959
1960—8 Mos.-
1959'
1960—Month—1959'
Rwy. operating revenue
Rwy. operating expenses
$
Rwy. operating expenses
900.
p.
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings-
New York,
Net rwy.
ahead
in recent weeks NT&T theatre business has been
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$
$
1960—Month—1959;
*
however*, that
The proceeds
working capital.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End: Aug. 31—
•
.
Inc.
Eichler &
Hemphill,
Co.
150,000
150,000
Janney, Dulles &
Battles, Inc
W. C. Langley & Co
Singer, Deane &
Scrlbner —
Co._
500,000
Smith,
Co.,
_$1,800,000
Sherrerd
&
Doolittle
100,000
-
Bateman,
Butcher
&
Amount
Amount
|
Ripley &
—
Co.
Noyes
&
Barney
&
$200,000
500,000
—
—V.
192,
p.
300,000
Co.
800,000
Inc.
941.
Permian Basin Pipeline Co.—Merger Talk—
See
Northern Natural Gas Co.,
above.—V. 189,
p.
1470.
The
Continued
on
page
47
d
"V
Volume
192
Number
5991
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1305)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
Name
in
two separate
dividends an¬
the
Extra
7%
Dominion
Name of Company
Admiral
Benbow
|
Inn
;
When
Share
(s-a)—
Extra
Plastics
(initial)
10-15
Air
Products,
Air
Reduction, 4.50%
& Fisher, Inc.
Inc.
tquar.)
_i
10-15
10-31
10-
$1.12 Va
___
i:
'
12-
25c
.
"
7%
9-30
\
12 Vac
11-
1
10-17
Art
16'Ac
10-
1
9-23
Can
Elmira
American
Distilling Co.—
New
(quar.)
4%
&
conv.
preferred
Paper Mills
Natural
American
Pad &
Gas
10-17
Co.
1
10-14
12-
9
11-25
12-
9
3%
10-25
9-28
65c
11-
1
10-14
80c
10-20
10-10
_.
'
c
action
this
on
Anchor
Post
.
$1.75
10-31
10-7
$6
•
9-20
9-22
Corp.,
common
payment
Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
37Vic
11-
25c
__
1
series
12-
B
Nichols
$1.20
10-15
10-
of
10-
of
Nova
1
10-18
12-
1
10-20
$62VaC
(quar.)
Co
Berkshire
Bliss
Gas
(E.
Boston
class
11-
1
$1.80
;>«•
___-
10-
1
of
10-20
10-26
Carter
12-
1
11-
1
10-14
(quar.)
Corp.
11-
1
45c
Cassiar
75c
10-
1
Extra
11-
1
9-30
$1.50
10c
10-15
9-30
10c
11-
(s-a)
12Vic
10-
25c
1
1
10-
11-
1
$1.75
11-
1
$1
11-22
40c
10-20
$1.75
11-
10-15
10-15
$1.27Vi
___
10-15
50c
10-15
10-
25c
(Portland, Me.)
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
10-
$i0c
_
1
.
10-
1
11-
1
10-20
11-15
10-15
10-
10-
75c
10-
4
11-14
25c
10-
5c
(Englewood,
N.J.)—
•
Corp.
9-23
1
9-26
10-
5
12-
1
28c
10-
11-
10-28
15c
9-26
11-
4
1010-
5
Connecticut Light & Power,
$1.50
9-26
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)__
Inc.
Motors
Transportation
Corp.
5
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
10-5-
55c
11-
1
40c
10-
1
9-23
62Vic
10-
1
17Vic
15c
Lines
Inc., $2 pfd.
Ltd.
(quar.)'
10-31
(s-a)_.
$30c
Ltd
Cudahy Packing Co., 4Vi% preferred
10-
11-
1
10-13
12-15
50c
Crush International Corp.,
11-16
12-
2
11-
Michigan
RR
DeBeers
Consolidated
De
Bell
Richardson
De
Vilbiss
Co.
4
10-15
$1.75
9-30
9c
10-15
Railroad
Deniing
$1.50
Dixon
—
,
pfd.
8%
"
—-
(quar )__*
shares
National
(increased
10-
7
9-22
10-
$1.50
Mfg.
Corp.,
Dominion
Bridge,
•
(s-a)
Wire
11-
25c
i.i
(quar.)-,.
V.
2c
9-22
1
10-14
10-31
$35c
(quar.)
10-14
10-
1
9-28
40c
Davis
Brewing
10-15
10-
10-25
10-10
10-31
10-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$45c
11-15
10-18
$$1.50
11-15
10-18
Central
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
10-14
5c
of
10-28
30c
Trust
10-14
25c
&
9-30
10-28
12 Vac
A
10-10
25c
50c
class
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
7
7
11-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
11-
1.
10-14
(quar.)
$1.16
12-
1
11-15
10c
11-
1
10-20
95c
11-
1
10-10
12-
6
10-13
Perkins
3%
12-
6
10-13
Perry-Fay Co.—
10-21
Machine
10-11
&
Co.
Gear
1
10-11
3.80%
preferred
1
10-15
4.30%
10-15
10-
5
4.40%
75c
10-15
10-
5
4.68%
$1.25
10-
1
11-
1
1
10-10
62c
11-
1
10-10
10-17
Common
10-10
11-
5%
Class
B
5
56 Vic
20c
(quar.)
10-
10-11-
7%
10-17
Finance
9-30
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
11-
1
10-14
13%c
10-
(H.
K.)
Co., Inc.
preferred
preferred
Va %
Light,
4.20%
5%
12-
9
1-3-61
12-
9
10-27
10-10
10-20
10-10
$1.37 »/a
10-31
10-14
$1.06 Va
preferred
(quar.)_
■
4
Va,%
10-31
10-14
$1.25
10-15
10-
5
25c
25c
11-
1
10-14
Quaker State Foods
11-
1
10-14
R T
11-
1
10-14
Ralston
12-
2
11-18
12-
1
11-18
11-. 1
10-14
37 Vac
47 Vac
10-10
12-
1
11-14
$1.06V+
12-
1
11-14
$1.16
—
11-1
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)___
9-20
20c
—
4.64%
10-
7
11-
1
10-14
10-17
9-27
«13c
.
9-27
& E
mon
Reese
Purina
12-
1
11-14
9-30
9-30
50c
2c
Co.
on
Varnish
4%%
9-22
River
Brand
Rice
Mills
9-30
12-12
11-16
com¬
16C
35c
10;
9-30
7
-
9-30'
3
9_22
v.
9-25
20c
10-
$$1.18
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
10-20
30c
(quar.)
(no action taken
10-10
10c
payment at this time)
Folding Machine (increased)—
Insurance (Dayton) (quar.)__,_;___
Reliance
_
(initial)—
Corp.__
Reliable
(Mass.)—
11-
1
10-
30c
11-
1
10-14
Canada—
(quar.U
—
1
"
Technical
Robinson
—'_
$25c
10-15
9-30
(quar.)
20c
10-
1
9-23
20c
10-
1
9-23
30c
11-15
10-14
17 c
9-30
9-29
non-cumulative preferred
(quaj\)—
(quar.j—
1
preferred (quar.)—*
Iowa Power & Light
(quar.)_—
1-3-61
10-14
_____________
4.36%
6
10c
1
40c
Department Stores
Mutual, Inc.
6
10-
(Del.)—
Producing Properties, Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
v t
Reading Company
common
10-
10-14
87 VSC
Inc.
$1
(quar.)...
10-13
10-12
30c
Co.
$1.25
Fund___
10-13
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
5c
(quar.)
1
11-
10-10
$1.75
(quar.)
4
10-15
25c
10-10
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Porter
9-19
50c
12 Vic
(quar. )i
1
16c
(quar.)
5 '/a %
(quar.)_
11-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Cbmpany, common" (quar.)
$3.50
1
(quar.)
Y.)
1
10-10
$1.17
Corp.—
Pittston
10-28
11-
—1__
^
Chemical
(quar.)
Common
6
9-30
11-15
$1.25
1
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
16-15
10-25
$$1.50
1
11-
11-
—,
11-
$1.10
(quar.)
Stevens
&
Pioneer
10-
1
$1.07%
(3tock dividend)-
preferred
Pierce
Insur¬
11-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
PJhilllps-Van Heusen Corp.—
9-13
75c
56 VA C
(quar.)_
time
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Mass.)—
Pfd.
this
at
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
11-
60c
&
(quar.)__
omitted
payment
11-
10-14
Inc.,
Ironrite,
47 Vic
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
11-
&
Roper
4.
—
—
Valley RR. (s-a)—__
preferred A (quar.)
5%
Industries,
—
5%
$2
10-21
1-3-61
10-
10-
6
12-20
1
9-26
10-25
$1.25
50c
Inc
Interim
payment equal to 59c
10-10
ordinary
per
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
Stock dividend (a six-for-five split)
Cash dividend on new shares after split—
10-17
11-
Inc.—
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
10-14
10-31
Products,
Genessee
Rockwood & Co.,
10-14
40c
dividend
10-14
$1.09
Stock
Rochester
10-31
$1.05
%
Jack
&
Heintz,
37Vic
i
Research—
II-
10-
Rubber
Way
Leeds &
5%
1
10-
5
J
(quar.)-—''■37Vicj
.
39c_
10- 1
____
$20c
*
.'
20c
10-15
1
10-15
10-
10-28
St.
10-14
9-29
9-IB
11-15
11-
I
1-3-61
12-20
11- 8
10-14
&
25c
—
Tire
(quar.)___
Motor Freight
Northrup Co.,
9-20
10-31
30c
—
5
Croix
10-
10-10
—.
31 Vic
10-25
Finance
10-10
(quar.)!_—___
31 Vic
10-25
10-10
25c
10-10
10-
40c
12-15
11-15
_j__
Salt
Co.
(quar.)
1
_•—.
(quar.)—
1
Class
Shell
.Interim
payment
omitted at-this
Quarterly
Lincoln
:
National
Life
time.-
"
(Phila.)—
—.__—
Ins.. (Fort.
V ""
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
_
A
9-30
(increased
quar.).
1U
1
10-10
$2.40
B dincreased
preferred
quar:)i-*_*i— _i_-j
(quar.)
Ltd.—
-to 28c per
Smith-Dougias
;
Co.
9-30
60c
$12Vic
12-
1
11-
&
1
11-
2/
12-1-
11-2-
12-
11-
—
i quar.)_
Georgia. Natural Gas__________■
Penrt
Telephone Co.
Southeastern Factors
$60c
.
(quar.)—
(quar.-)___—
Southern California Gas Co*, 6%
>-
1
2
pfd. (quar.).-
■£%--preferred A f quar.)——
Southern
Fire
&
10-
11-
5
1
10-15
20c
9-30
9-20
11-10
10-20
25c
10-17-
10-
10c
10-31
10-17
35c
10-
1
7
9-23
$20c
11-25
10-14
11-15
10-19
«
Casualty
11-18
10-
1
12-
$1.50
1
9-19
*"
$15c
11-
9
(quar.).
10-26
n_20
10-28
15c
11-
1
10-15
$1.50
10-
1
-
10-20
30c
Varnish (quar:)
3
12-
$12 Vic
4
11-24
10-15
—
South
9-30
10-10
11-
12-15
one
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
(year-endl____
South
10-10
'•
'Class
equal
payment
Sherritt-Gordcm
li-15
20c
Trading,
&
Smith-Alsop Paint
Quarterly ____—__—
V 50c
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph (Del.)—
Common
(quar;) __i—__•___
•.
__—.*
65c
5% preferred (quar.)_
«:——-'$1.25
Co.
10-15
2
$33 VaC
"—
(quar.)
2
12-
25c
£-
pound share—
Sheraton-Gibson, 6%
r
Wayne)—
•
Loblaw Cos.,
A
Transport
12-
12-14
$20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—__
Shawinigan Water & Power, com. (quar.).—
Bros., Ltd.—
Common
Co.,
12-14
25c
$6c
—-
Security-Columbian Banknote
Security Trust (Lynn,) Mass.
-
preferred A (quar.)
&
20%
25c
(quar.)_
Ltd,- (quar.)
(quar.)—
Ltd., class A
Company
Schenectady Discount (quar.)
Schenley Industries (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.
(quar.)
—!
1
10-20
10-25
(quar.)__—
Paper Co.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Sanborn
10-14
18c
15c
(quar.)
common
Liberty Real Estate Bank & Trust
1
10-10
10-19
$1.50
13 Vic
—
(quar..)__
'5%'convertible preferred B
4
12-15
1
■.
——'
(quar.)
Co
Gas
Lee
Lewis
10-10
'
Inc.
pfd.
Scarfe
Lawrence
10-10
10-20
11-
<quar.)_-_
convertible
55c
Jersey Investment, 6% preferred B (quar.)__
15c
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)—__^—___—50c
Leslie
40c
7
1
4.64%
1
9-26
10-
—
«
(quar.)
10-
10-
4.25%
11-
9-30
10-15
Ltd.
$75c
9-22
31 Vic
Lenoir
13c
common-
Ltd.
&
25c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
4.22%
preferred (quar.R-—_______——
12-15"
10-31
(quar.
(quar.)
10-14
(quar.)—______
9-30
'
1-2-61
A" (quar.)_Lr____i-_.
preferred
12-30
10-21
1
preferred
11-15
40c
—
common
1-16-61
15c
(quar.)
9-29
$1.25
1-3-61
$1
Corp.,
10-19
time
11-
25c
Inland Investors, Inc.—-—________—
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd.—
5
Light Co, (quar.28Vic
(s-a)—
1
$2
this
at
Penman's
10-14
6%
10-20
11-
1
1
Investors
11-10
30c
(quar.)_
12-
11-
Interstate
25c
(quar.)
$1.06
25c
(annual)
Telephone,
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
9-30
preferred
(quar.)_
Mortgage-.
Inter-Mountain
10-14
6V»C
11-18
4.24%
37 Vic
5%
9-23
1
1
3
(quar.)___
Link-Belt
Dodge
7
preferred
$13
quar.)_
(quav.)—
&
10-
$1.50
$1
Corp. of N. Y;_:—$6
Chemical
'6% * preferred
10-14
11-
30c
Mills, Inc.
Head
1
11-
II-
(quar.)
Indian
60c
Mines- American
(quar.)__
preferred
Discount
•
&
Company
Diamond
___
(quar.)
Power
Trust
&
10-
40c
11-25
common
preferred
Income
12-
15c
Extra
6
10-
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
7
10-15
$5c
(quar.)
——
Delaware
Pearl
10-10
25c
Co.
Brick
15c
-
12-15
—
Finance
Illinois
9-30
10-15
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Ideal
9-30
9-30
10-15
1
Co
B
10-15
10-15
40c
Refrigerator (quar.)
Hycon Mfg., 5%% preferred (accum.)_
Hydra-Pow3r Corp. (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick (quar.)
Lee
preferred
Delaware
Parke
11-15
Prentice-Hall,
preferred
9-30
10-14
9-20
(quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
Continental
10-
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Service, 5%
Continental
1
51c
_____—___
11-
50c
(quar.)
A
Co.
11-15
1
10-25
10-12
5%
10-15
10-31
1-3-61
_________
Inspection
(N.
1
10-15
Gas—
Electronics
10-20
Co.
11-
Co.—-
Packard-Bell
15c
Allison
10-15
$1.25
-
66 Vic
Factors, class A
10-15
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Transit
Hardart
10-31
11-
2c
(s-a)
Works
Bank
Portland
&
10-14
$25c
(quar.)
10-28
&
1
10-27
17 VaC
Natural
National
York
11-10
9-26
5
51 Vic
(quar.)__—i.
preferred
Coal,
5
10-
47Vic
(quar.)—
preferred
$2.06
Cork & Seal Co.,
10-
$1.75
$1.90 pfd. (quar.)
$2.04
•
1
12-
L,
Paper, Ltd.
I
11-
25c
50c
___^
:
12-
11-15
56 'Ac
(quar.)__
B
Gas
7
10-20
Ry.
Corp.,
Portland
1
30-14
3
15c
&
12-
!
Lumber
1-3-61
58c
pfd.
preferred
Company
5
(Edward)
4
9-30
$2
(quar.)
Stores
Discount
10-
9-23
4%
Dayton
5%
Incorporated
10-
J15c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)__
G.), Ltd., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Daryl Industries
11-15
,
Powder,
10-15
25c
(s-a)
Hussman
-
9-23
10c
—
(C.
7%
1
&
10-10
Horn
-
30c
___
(quar.)
1
10-1
'
Conn
Corp.,
12-
—
4Va%
10-14
75c
(quar.)
Steel
National
New
50c
of America,
10-
15c
9-30
$1
Utilities,
Loan
Oneida
10-14
(stock
Commonwealth Gas Corp.
Dalex
10-14
(quar.)
Boiler
10-14
7 Vac
preference
50c
9-27
5%
Printers,
1st
Ohio
10-14
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
10-28
20c
(quar,)
A
Engineering
20c
Hooven
3
Corp.
Bank
Pass
1
11-
(quar.)
Extra
3
10-15
&
Ontario
6%
4
11-
10c
10-31.
$1.50
t
Steam
Honolulu
10-11
7c
(quar.)
Banking
Nest
Northwestern
■
9-20
10-25
11-25
10c
(s-a)
Northern
Hines
10-10
17l/2C
.___
Crow's
Northland
10-
1
10-10
12c
Ltd.—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Hightstown Rug Co. (payment on the 5%
prior preferred stock omitted at this time)
7
11-
27Vic
(quar.)_
common
Combined
Enterprises, Ltd.
(quar.)
Combustion Engineering, Inc.: (quar.)______
Crown
10-17
11-
Higbie
7
10-28
'
37V2c
(quar.)______!
Public
11-15
Northern
64 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Hubsman
—
Consumers
10-10
common
(quar.)
National Bank
Hercules
9-20
10-
Ltd.
payment omitted
Central Ry.
(s-a)
1
15c
Industries (quar.)
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.
10-20
Quarterly
Claussen Bakeries, Inc.
Star Oil
11-
*
9-19
(quar.)^
Common
9-16
Hayes
10-20
Connecticut
North
9-23
25c
preferred
ance
5
10-28
$5c ;
25c
10-
Co.,
convertible
Hat Corp.
4
1
$2 preferred
10-25
Co.
Western
1
:
preferred
Hartford
10-15
1
7%
10-25
1
$1.30
Semi-annual
10-14
11-15
$20c
(quar.)__
10-31
$20c
11-
6%
1
11-
62 Vic
Telegraph (quar.)__.
Hartford Electric Light, common
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
9-30
11-
Commercial
11-
50c
Chemicals & Controls,
2nd
9-30
35c
Extra
10-21
62 Vic
Co
Bros.
Hampden
9-30
10-15
dividend)-Chemung. Canal Trust (Elmira, N. Y.) (quar.)
-
1
&
Class
(quar.)
3
'
Oil & Gas Corp.—
$1.20 convertible preferred
10-12
(quar.)
10-
9-30
6c
class
adjustment
Oilgear
Corp.
7 Vac
(accum.)
9-16
Nortex
Old
$2.40
9-30
$1.50
.
V
11-
4%
1
I-25
Company
10-15
Electronics, class A-
Norfolk
9-20
10-
2-15
,
1
35c
...Citizens National
10-10
1
10-14
33c
5.30%
9-30
$1.17l/a
Century Acceptance Corp.,
70c preferred
(quar.)
-
10-
preferred
Mfg.
4
(quar.)
Transit
10-20
Oats
Newark
1-25
Halle
10-14
(quar.)
Products
10-14
1
1-25
Hagan
10-14
A
Chemical
11-
2-15
Alden
1
Consolidated Mills
(quar.)
Jersey Bank & Trust (quar.)
Common
9-22
10-14
5c
(quar.)
preference B
Charleston
New
4
10-
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
3
11-
Nebraska
10-
2-15
Employees Corp.
(H. L.), Inc. (quar.)
10-14
preference
Co.
10-14
$10c
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)______
Stock dividend
10-10
$1.40
Soya
2
10-17
Hess
non-cum.
National
32 Vic
Godfrey
9-23
1
$1.40
Central
12-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Greist
9-20
1
11-
Hudson Gas & Electric
(increased)
Securities Corp.—
*
convertible preference (quar.)
Central
9-23
10-10
10-
——
Central
1
30c
__i._
10-
(reduced)
preferred (S-a)
$1.50
(quar.)
common
Green
10-10
30c
(increased-quar.)
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)___
Vickers, Ltd. (increased-quar.)__
Ltd.
10-
12 Vic
Government
10-10
1
$$1.07
Oil
Asbestos,
$2.50
32y2c
Gold & Stock
7
11-
25c
'
9-23
11.
$1.20
&
& Trust
$2
9-23
preferred
Glen
3
9-30
9-30
$1.07
Soup
Casco Bank
9-20
1
$1
A
5
10-25
Common
1
10-
25c
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)__
9-30
10-15
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
3-15
10-
20c
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.00%
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
10-14
(quar.)__
Co., common
Products,
class
10-
Products—
Manufacture
General
9-30
11-
_.
preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
Canadian
4-1-61
68 %c
(quar.)_
10-15
(quar.)
Corp.
National
12-15
$1.75
America-—
General
9-22
1
50c
6%
Campbell
12-31
$1.30
10-12
9-30
11-
$10c
Timber Corp..;
Oregon Power, common^fquar.)^.
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
Co.,
Check
Bellas
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
9-20
' $50c
California
7%
Nation-Wide
80c
Island)
Wares, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-23
(
/C
—
pfd.
Products
Land
9-28
AA
4.96%
Calaveras
1
$4
Brush
(Long
$30c
pfd.
Genera)
10-20
25c
A—
.
Machinery
preferred
10-
25c
Bank
10-20
(quar.)
Royal Rice Mills,
5%
(quar.)__
10c
$32 Vac
Narragansett Electric, 4Va%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
10-14
(quar.)___
common
A
10-10
1
(quar.)
conv.
Clemens Metal
80c
Steel
10-13
"
.
(quar.)
Buckeye Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Burger Brewing Co. (quar.)
/_*
M.)
1
15c
__
(A.
1
(quar.)
10-10
1
10-
12c
20c
(quar.)
1
11-
(monthly)..
National
$2 preferred (quar.)
$2 50 preferred (quar.)_
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
!
preferred (quar.)
Briggs-Weaver Machinery Co., $1 pfd. (quar.)
British-American Assurance
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Steel
11-
$55c
4.78%
Euchanan
11-
$1.75
General
10-13
60c
______
(quar.)
Browning-Ferris
$1.50
General
Inc.—
4.25%
7%
l
30c
Edison
Byers
11-
45c
Paper Ltd.,
Co.,
Supply
Glass,
6%
11-
$1
20c
6 Vac
preferred
Mount
dividend)__
$1.06 V»
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
& Birmingham RR.
Co.,—
4% preferred (s-a)
Moody's Invescors Service—
12-20
$3
(stock
A
Mines
15c
Financial
pfd.
:
Mobile
7
at
(quar.)___
10-14
(quar.)
Northern
10-28
$1.183A
(quar.)
Co. .(quar.)
W.)
Bluefield
&
10-
Ltd.
Laboratories
Mount
Co., Inc., class B convertible (quar.)
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
9-30
8
$1
(quar.)
Works
12-12
time
:___
Nat'l
Gannett
10-21
12-
5c
.
Iron
1
10-15
30c
Scotiait(quar;)>—
Power
Belmont
11-
12 Vic
.
______—
preferred
Extra
Bathurst
1-3-61
(quar.)
10-25
(reduced).
Mfg. Co., common
Class A (quar.)
Insurance
Pennsylvania
27 Vac
$3 participating preferred
(quar.)
9-27
10-25
15c
Rubber
Miller
3
11-
Co.—
Delaware
Bank
Life
Y.)
preferred
Corp.
Class
3
10-15
(quar.)
Bank
$1.62
(quar.)
9-30
Monthly
and
payment
Corp, (quar.)
Sterling Inc., 7% preferred
Fund
$36c
,.
Rubber
11-14
9
t$.007
___.
Baldwin
10-20
Corp.
of
Charter
Fuller
10-13
12-
35c
t25c
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores,
Quarterly
Baldor Electric
1-3-61
Miles
$1.32
(quar.)
&
prior
conv.
preferred
(Mass.)
N.
Foster-Forbes
2
11-25
;
^
__
Austin
3
Pelham
Franklin
(quar.)
Chemical
common
:__
5 V2 %
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)__
City Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
1
10-
9-23
$3
Co.
Firth
10-20
12-22
$$1.37 V2
Fertilizer
&
6%
Steel
Finance
Fram
!
(quar.)
common
preference
10-
10-14
6V4c
(initial)
on
Traders
First
(quar.)
Afizopa
4.75%
&
Federal
at
Atchison,
Atlantic
River
Extra
__
s
10-15
25c
Grain,
Midnite
1
Quarterly
:
B
,_0
10-
6%
Trust
10-10
Corp. South Africa, Ltd.—
deposit receipts
(interim
pay¬
ment
of
approximately $0.51
per
De¬
positary share)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
10-15
10c
taken
(Syracuse,
American
Vi%
9-30
25c
&
10-10
1
11-15
(quar.)
Michigan Abrasive,
time
Co.,
Anglo-American
Class
action
Farmers
10-20
___
Products
Products
10-15
1
25c
preferred stks. omitted at this
First
taken
11-30
11-
$1.50
Inc.
Fall
time
Thermos
Co
(quar.)
Fairbanks
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.—
No
12-15
10c
Tire
11-
25c
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
Marquette Corp.
(quar.)
9-30
McCabe
(Long Island) (quar.)
Engineering
this
80c
Smelting & Refining—
preferred (quar.) _______
American
Mansfield
11-25
___
Steamship Co.
10-17
1
Holdera
Payable of Reo.
20c
~
(quar.)
M'acy (R. H.) & Co., 4Vi%
4% preferred B (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) Co
Products—
No
11-
American
7%
Talc
Bank
Co.
Homes,
Evans
9-23
17Vic
__
dividend)
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
1
30c
__
(stk.
10-
;
17VaC
(initial-quar.)
—
American
11-
35c
10-11
200%
&
2nd
(initial-quar.)
American
Extra
cl. A
new
3
25c
Williamsport RR. pfd. (s-a)_
Forge & Steel Corp.—
Payments on the common and
1st
10-21
10-27
$1
Honte^roducts (monthly)-
American-Israeli
11-25
(quar.)
Gfgetings,
B
6
10-
1
Erie
American
class
Mfg.
Edwards
25c
!
American
New
Echlin
50c
(initial-quar.)
Efirtf Mills, Inc.—
common
American
10-
10-14
—I
Eichler
American
(quar.)
10-15
15c
(quar.)—____
$$1.75
Extra
9-30
»
American
A
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Magnesia
National
11-25
class
9-27
11-
(quar.)
Bleachery, Inc.
Stores, Inc.
Lynchburg Gas Co.
When
Share
Lighting
Lucky
$10o
(accum.)
Industries
Eastern
37Vac
Co.
10-14
Island
Lowell
Power Ltd.—
Eastern
7
Alpha Beta Food Markets, 6% preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Metals,
10-28
Metals & Supply
preferred
Eastern
5
10-11
9-27
11-15
Long
Laboratories—
East Kootenay
10-17
10-20
5c
*
preferred—
Alles
10-14
$17 Vac
(quar.)
<quar.)_
Dynacolor Corp. (stock dividend)
9-30
5c
____
_—
Ltd.
Per
Name of Company
10-31
of Rec.t
5c
Admiral
Coal
&
participating preferred
Ducommun
Holders
' Payable
5c1
—
60c
t55c
_________
Textile, Ltd.
Film
Du-Art
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Steel
11-15
t60c
(quar.)
Dominion
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t50c
—
preferred
When
Share
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion
Glass Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
nounced during the current wepk. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
'
of Company
Dominion
9
9-24
40c
-
2c
9-30 *
10-15
37 Vic
37VaC
.
10-10
3c
.
9-30
10-15
9-30 "
10-15
9-30
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1306)
When
Per
Southern
Power Co.,
Nevada
27Vac
6%
Products
Sta-Rite
Standard
the
Fruit
__—
Steamship.
&
(Payment
10-12
American
Steel
20c
$60c
25c
7 Ac
10-15
11-1
(quar.)—
:
(quar.)
Ltd.
of Canada,
Co.
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
Stone Finance, class A (quar.)
preferred
4'A%
11-1
Investment
Street
State
11- 1
10-20
25c
10-14
10-10
Co.,
Metal
preferred
inc.
1^-15
plus
25c
Co.
from
National
1
T.
E.
M.
Taylor-Colquitt
Co.
11- 1
10- 1
10-1
iMinn.)
Insurance
,„??c
JP'oo
-.P~3S
—
*
Edison
Toledo
Co.,
——
(quar.)
Trust' (N.
Trade
Bank
Trane
Company
&
_
Y.
$2.55
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.90
$5.60
$5.70
preferred
iquar.)
$5.96
preferred
(quar.)
11- 1
■■
1
11- 1
$1.49
.—
Oil
4%
California
of
Aircraft
United
iquar.)
4%
Lines
Air
United
United
Clay
United
Fruit
United
Co.
preferred
;
preferred
11- 1
12-15
3%
1
32c
Canada
4'/4%
3
9-15
Canada
50c
10-
A
$1.25
12-20
25c
.
12-12
11-15
10-28
B
(s-a)
Ex£l*£l
-«*<■»»
Canada
Steamship
9-
9
Canadian
Arena
Cable
10-
25c
10-28
___
15c
11-15
_
4
2%c
Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
;
,
10-
A
—
—'
70c
(quar.)
Arts
Armour
&
Co.
(quar.)
10-20
9-30
12-
1
11-10
11-
1
10-10
•_
$56'Ac
11-
1
10-10
General
Carolina
Power
Van
B
Co.
(quar.)
7:
Corp.,
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman
Electric
(quar.)______
5%
preferred
Associated
Associated
9-
9-30
Central
Central
of Georgia
30c
10-15
10-14
payment less British
10-1
9-16
Atlantic
10-15
-9-30
Atlantic
7'Ac
10-15
9-30
10-11
9-30
5%
9-30
Investment
City
Co.
Electric
Coast Line
Refining
income tax
Common
preferred
A
preferred B
1
11-18
10-15
9-23
10-20
9-26
Central
Co.
Raalte,
new*
(initial-quar.)
common
stock
(9-for-5
Vanadium
4)2%
,
-—
Atlantic
Sewerage
Atlantic
Wholesalers,
split)
Corp.
a:
of America,
30c
11-
:—_
(reduced)
1
11-15
11-15
Atlas
v
Atlas
11-17
3
10c
$1.12%
com.
(quar.)
preferred
12-
4
10-14
*
Life
7
9-
Ltd.,
3
9-
$2.50
Kansas
Belt
Steels,
Automatic
Ltd.
Auto
10-28
Auto-Soler
Finance
Co.
Co.
11-10
11-
4'/2%
of
Co.
America
10-25
1
10-
Walker
&
Class
A
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)______
Warner
Company
Warren
Bros.
25c
(quar.)——
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
Watson-Standard
10-
3
9-21
Common
12-
1
11-15
Common
10-15
„10-15
1-15-61
11-
?
10-
15c
f.
./
t
4'/2%
preferred
10-
4'/a%
pfd.
11-
60c
1
10-
1
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-19
Western
Assurance
Western
Plywood,
4%%
Western
Tool & Stamping
this
at
class
il-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
Baldwin
10-
1
9-26
6%
preferred
$1.25
10-
1
9-26
6%
1-3-61
12-15
__
__
Will
Ross,
Inc.
(reduced)—_
&
Stores
Worcester
County
Initial
10-
11-
1
10-15
1
4'/4%
9-23
10-
Bank
4
preferred
of
10-31
10-
7
10-21
10-
7
Bath
11-15
11-
5
Baystate
11-
10-21
$1.25
(1947
15c
series), Ltd.
10-10
10-31
10-31
10-
10-
8
Stock
Beech
10-
20c
12-
9-20
1
11-15
9-30
50c
.
1
9-23
Yellow
Transit
York National
Freight
Bank & Trust
(Pa.)
25c*
10-14
Bell
Beneficial
Stock
this
announced
week,
these
'Name of Company
Acedia-Atlantic
Common
Share
Sugar
Refineries,
the
A
(quar.)
dividend
—
Fund
Control
Alabama
(quar.)__i.
22 %c
1010-
3
3
10-10
9-10
9-10
9-15 *
2%
(from
net
pfd.
(quar.)
11-
3
10-
14c
11-
1
10-17
27c
investment
inc.)
6c
Stores, Ltd, (quar.)__
Products, Inc. (quar.)_____
»8c
Agnew-Surpass
Air
J30c
,
Corp.
_
Aeronca Mfg. Corp. (Ohio), 55c
5Vi% prior preferred (quar.)
Affiliated
Payable of Rec.
Shoe
12 %c
11-
1
10-20
1211-
1
1
3
10-17
9-21
10-31
10-14
By-Products—
Ciass
A
Class
B
(quar.)
1
Extra
,
Allied
&
$3.75
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co." of
Co.
America,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Corp.,
$4
preferred
_
Air
American
Book
Filter
(quar.)
Rubber
6%
Ice
12-16
12-
1
1111-
4
10-10
9-26
10-10
9-26
1-1-61
12-15
1-1-61
10-
5
diVidendj
10-15
45c
11-
1
12-15
9-16
9-30
10-17
1%
10-14
9-15
15c
__Z
I_I_
(quar.)
10-
3
9-
9
31'/4C
10-
3
9-
9
6'Ac
10-
3
9-
9
50c
10-
5
9-15
12-15
9
3
9-19
1
3-for-l
a
split
10-
3
10-
3
11-23
9-20
9-20
6%
Insurance
preferred
Bird
&
Bell,
Son
Bohack
10-31
Food
Stock
10-20
10-10
10-
10-14
9-30
10-15
10-15
9-16
:
10-10
9-29
11-15
12-17
12-
10-
25c
20c
10-
3
3
9-19
3
9-19
11-30
11-19
$1.37'/2
10-
9-29
11-
1
87'/2C
(quar.)_.
Bourjois,
Inc."
1-3-61
10-
12-
7
15c
Ltd. (interim)
9-19
11-15
1110-
3
11-15
11-
10-28
10-
10-
7
Hydraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred
Tobacco
Co.
47'/2c
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
93% c^
10-14
10-14
3
$0,071
10-11
8-23
*35c
10-15
9-23
Columbia
Telephone—
preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum, Ltd.—
American
deposit
to
receipts
approximately
(Ralph)
Increased
Stock
Brooke
3'/3%
(interim)_"
9c
after
12-15
10-28
11-30
British
Buckingham
B
60c
11-30
12-31
10-
5
9-15
4%
preferred
10-. 5
9-16
$26c
(quar.)__
Lines,
class
A
10-15
convertible
Terminal
9-15
17 %c
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
10-17
9-28
15c
10-17
10-19
$45c
(quar.)
Co.
CMP
cash
8c.
Felt,
Co.,
com.
(quar.)__:
25c
Insurance
Co.
(Newark,
5
9-
9
Industries
Cal
Bakeries
Ray
10^
3
25c
dividend)
-*
(quar.)
N.
J.)__
9-30
Calgary
25c
&
10-10
10-
5
9-20
California Electric Power,
10-
5
9-16
California
12-
1
32 %c
11-
7
Power,
California
Ltd.,
9-28
10-15
11-
1
50c
10-
6
10-20
2%
11-
7
9-30
11-25
11-
10-14
.9-16
15c
10-14
9-30
37'/2c
11-15
10-14
*
5%
common
(quar.)
$3 pfd.
Packing Corp.
(quar.)_
1
_____•'
5
1-
5
10-15
10-
5
11-
3
10-
3
11-
1
10-20
'
(quar.)
7'/2c
(quar. >
12-16
45c
11-15
10-20
1-1-61
5c
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
1
11-10
87'/2c
12-
1
11-10
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
5c
10-
3
9-15
7c
Ohio
(quar.)__
11-
1
10-15
.__
Electric
of
45c
10-10
9-26
33 '/3%
Co.
10-15
/' 9-23
(quar.)_
America—
Co
3c
(Memphis) (quar.)
(Jersey City)
(quar.)
Edison
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
9-20
50c
11-
9-22
12-
9-22
1
11-21
9-22
10-10
9-
10c
11-15
10-28
35c
11-15
11-
1
$1.37%
11-15
11-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-
1
10-
7
10-
(quar.)__S
common
Assurance
(N.
9-22
25c
(quar.)^_
(quar.)
Life
11-
t50c
Gas,
11-
$1.16
—
(Pittsburgh)
Machinery (quar.)
Paper,
Y.},
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.—
Industries
Consolidated
Gas
$1.25
3
9-15
55c
11-15
10-17
$40c
10-14
(quar.)
Ltd.
Rock
8
(Toronto)—
25c
Natural
(quar.)___
Products
.__
(quar.)
9-
Royalties,
Royalty
Consolidated
Textile
5%
preferred
Consolidated
Class
A
Oil
(s-a)_
Mills,
2
Consumers
(s-a).
Co.";
common
preferred
preferred
Co.
of
Corn
1
11-
&
9-30
10-21
11-21
1-3-61
1-3-61
12-
2
$1.13
1-3-61
12-
2
(quar.)__
com.
25c
11-25
11-
4
(quar.)_
15C
$1
Engineering
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
______'
Ltd.,
9-21
10-14
9-30
X 12%c
10-31
10-14
12 %c
$2.50
7%c
(quar.)
10-
5
10-14
9-21
1-1-61
12-16
10-15
9-25
1
10-10
10-31
10-24
11-
+$1.62%
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)
28c
25c
11-15
10-14
10-15
t75c
(quar.)
common
pref. series A
conv.
9-30
10-25
25c
Co.
International
11-18
10-25
(quar.)
&
1
10-21
12-
20c
30c
Co.
Milner
2
55c
(quar.)_
Mortgage,
12-
17 %c
(quar.)
(Del.)
8
9-30
65c
(quar.)__;
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd.
(quar.)___
Crush
12-
10-15
$1.04
County Trust (White Plains, N. Y.) (quar.)
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Fran.l—
Crowley
11-16
10-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Products
1
$1.12%
___!
(quar.)
of America,
America
Cooper-Jarrett,
3
12-
17 %c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
3
10-
37 %c
(quar.)
$4.52
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50
Continetnal Aviation
10-
10-25
tl2c
4__
$4.16
Corp.
preferred
10-25
Ltd.-—
Co., class A
preferred (quar.)
Container
9-19
9-30
t50c
Theatres
Power
4
10-15
Ltd.—
Water
conv.
(quar.)
10-
15c
16c
pfd.
(quar.)
Consolidated
6%
Inc.,
20c
8c
Consolidated
10-
11-
1
10-13
12-
1
11-14
10-
6
9-
4
7
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
50c
10-
6
9-
7
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)_
50c
12-30
12-
2
5c
10-25
5c
10-25
9-30
20c
10-14
9-30
Cutter
Laboratories, class A
Class
B
C.
Power
$4.24
(quar.)__,__
(quar.)
Transit System,
&
class A
Light,
preferred
preferred
Dayco
10-21
10-
2.4%
Quarterly
9-16
11-15
9-20
12-
$1,311/4
Trust
Consolidated
Davenport
3iy4c
10-10
15c
75c
_____
__!___
Consolidated
Dallas
10-14
5
12-
'
v:
1956
Electronics
Dana
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
Edison
9-23
10-15
10-14
79-30
$1.12%
1
Quarterly
9-30
10-15
10-24
10-;15^
1-1-61'
ill._ii._-
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-30
11-
9-15
1-15
,'UtllO
(quar.)
Consolidated
D.
5c
9-15
1-
12'/2C
5
Guaranty
preferred
10-14
75c
3
1-15
5%
(quar.)
Trust
Confederation
10-15
tlOc
3
10-
4
10c
(s-a)
Co.—
Drug
Concord Natural
10c
Fund
7
9-22
11-23
10-
Y.)
Co.
Illuminating,
Southern
Shoe
6
7
9-30
10-
12-15
class A
(quar.)
9-22
10-
7
10-20
$1.18%
—
(quar.)
Ry.
preferred
Compo
9-28
10-
9-30
10c
;
(qujar.)___
dividend
15c
(quar.)
$1.50
common
(quar.)
preferred
10-
10-17
87 %C
(quar.)
4%%
in
5c
Trust—(-Chicago*)—
4.64%
9-28
15c
(quar.)
10-17
35c
preferred
10c
Forge Co.
Burroughs Corp.
10-10
class A & class B
preferred
'6Vi%
;.00875
(quar.)
(quar.)
Building Products, Ltd.
Bush
1-5-61
(Canada)—
Budget Finance Plan; com.
6% preferred (quar.)
Buffalo
1
Quarterly
17 %c
20c
Freight
11-
—
quar.)_
(quar.)
Insurance
Crouse-Hinds
(quar.)
dividend
4.16%
&
Coronation
m.57
(quar.)
Bond
(1959)
Class
Co.
10-
(quar.)__
—
5.25%
taxes).
Brodie
10-15
10-25
25c
dividend
Controls
American deposit receipts (interim)
British-Columbia Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
British
15c
25c
$1.25
Co.'(N.
Products
Commonwealth
9-27
10-
<r
9-30
"
;
Commerce
4
10-28
10-15
9-28
Pittsburgh RR.—
Commerce Title
9-15
tlOc
Ltd.
5
9
£entral Power Co.—
Stock
1
10-31
.22c
Mines,
Bridgeport
6'/4%
9
10-
12-
37'/2c
Y.),
&
guaranteed
Columbus
3
10-17
14c
(quar.)
British-American
9
12-
$1.19
(quar.)__
com.
-
common
Co.
&
Finance
Combined
9-19
10-10
12 '/2c
;
10-10
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Bowman
Pioneer
12-
12-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
both
on
Monthly
5
15c
A
A
Bowater Paper Corp.,
Products
12-21
4
Mahoning
9-15
10-25
50c 1
(quar.)
3
10c
4
3%
class
7
9-30
lc
Consolidated
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
class
10-
10-15
$1.12%
Ry.,
pfd. series 1947 &
Colorado
10-31
25c
(quar.)
Inc.,
5%
9-16
Co.—
Concrete,
Regular
1
75c
preferred
Bostitch,
British
8
30c
(quar.)
dividend
Bralorne
9-
25c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)__
Borman
3
25c
Borg-Warner
3'/2%
10-
10-25
$25c
Corp.
10-31
—
(quar.)
guaranteed
Colonial
9-15
$10c
(quar.)
C.)
10-15
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)___*__
prior
7
37'/2c
Bank
Commonwealth
(quar.)
Cascade
pfd.
(Chicago)
Electric
preferred
Special
9-30
(La.)—^
(resumed)-.
com.
1
7
11-1*
10-
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
&
Commercial
$1.25
Co., common
Co.
Inc.
(H.
5'/2%
Bostic
$55c
.
(quar.)
Machine
Bird
Ltd
11-
1
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
Mark
Stock
$17%c
;
common
Tobacco
Title
4'/2%
10-17
Fund—
distribution payable
&
12-
1011-
12-
10-
10-31
(quar.)__
Cleveland &
9-29
'
(quar.)
Co.
4
11-30
Casualty Co. (Orlando,
non-cumulative
American
3
11-18
20c
stock__,
American
10-
12-10
1-1-61
25c
&
Lines
Growth
Hair
2
30c
27 %c
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Export
Capital gains
American
11-
9-22
93 %c
$1.50
Quarterly
or
10-20
10-22
$1
(reduced)
Fire
10-22
10-21
1%
Co.
preferred
American
1
25c
:
Participating
American
1
11-
t56c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Bosch Arma
Corp. (stock
American Cement Corp., com.
American
A
(Equal
(quar.)___
preferred
Biltrite
American
11-
11-17
t25c
1
(quar.)
American
$1.25
$1
Canada, Ltd.—
Amerace Corp., common
Stock dividend
$6
10-22
75c
preferred (quar.)
2nd -preferred (quar.)
America
10-22
1
15c
„
1st
4'A%
1
11-
6c
(quar.)
com.
(initial)
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Co.,
Bacon
Aluminum
11-
50c
Control
Allied Stores
Allyn
$1
50c
~
(quar.)
10-15
7%c
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Bloch Bros.
Boise
U5c
Addressograph-Multigraph
Holders
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.20 class
Stock
Hats,
Blue
When
(quar.)*:
Canada,
Biederman
&
Cleveland Electric
7
9-20
1-2-61
Water
Biltmore
Per
''
Saco
9-30
given in
9-26
10-
10-21
4%
9-20
preceding table.
*
&
City
Clearfield
-
75c
Life
10-15
being
10-14
1
25C
—
.
of
Standard
B
Color-Craft
dividend
Class
dends
10-20
___
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
City Investing
City National
9-26
35c
approved
Telephone
$1.12%
11-
*
Stock divid.
9-26
10-20
1%
lu-10
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
10-20
43c
dividend)-.
Distilling
10c
we
9-26
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
preferred
9-30
10-10
—
(quar.)_.
preferred
Casualty Co.
Class
.
9-19
10-20
J.
(quar.)
Corp.—
Bings Mfg.
Below
N.
(quar.)
40c
'
(quar.)__
10-28
of
12-30
10-14
40c
(quar.)
1-13-61
55c
$1.06
Assn.
Insurance
(stock
Furniture,
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.,
.
9-30
15c
dividend
Biddeford
Machine
10-10
0
$1
(N. Y.)
B.)
Aircraft
7%
(quar.)_
Lines (quar.)_.
$1.50
(quar.)
Stockholders
10-14
7%%
Corp.
(James
10-31
$1.75
Life
Works
Corp.
10-10
10-20
33c
(quar.)—
preferred
Clayton
*
8
Bank45c
Oil
Iron
Beam
,
9-30
11-15
120c
(s-a)__
10-26
11c
37c
(quar.)
National
1
Barber
,
$1.50
dividend
10c
.____
Light
15c.
.....
National
National
25c
quarterly
American
*
(quar.)__
California
Bankers
117'Ac
Company (quar.)
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Yates
Corp(quar.)
~
(quar.)
preferred, (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
4%
Stock
Wurlitzer
Wyatt
Co.—*
Bankers Trust Co.
Light (quer.)__
&
Woodward
11-15
7'Ac
(quar.)_
Power
7%
■■
(common payment
(quar.)
Fuel
Wisconsin
$1.12'A
(quar.t80c
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Whiting Corp. (quar.)
Wilbur Chocolate,
common-
Wisconsin
10-20
Bancroft
$1.50
time)
A
10-20
10-31
(quar.)
(Joseph) & Sons
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro Electric, common (quar.)
at
Westminster
preferred
10-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Piano
10c
75c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
$1.25
I
B
9-23
10-17
10-10
$1.15
(s-a)_.._______
(Toronto)
Ltd.,
10-25
10-31
$1.12 %
(1947 series)
15c
omitted
21c
35c
.
9-30
20c
4%%
Bank
Western
preferred
4%
Citizens
gains);
9-30
10-31
12-21
(quar.)
A
Cincinnati
in¬
(quar.)
.
Seashore RR.
from
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
.
(5c
capital
__4.
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)____
omitted
B
Co., common
10-15
time)
&
&
22%c
5
class
10-14
$1.25
-
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument (initial
3
7%c
(quar.)
Series
1-15
1
9-15
$30c
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
25c
.__
from
16c
S.)
(L.
10- 6
West
S5
Ayres
10-15
(quar.)_l__
—_
Jersey
and
come
12-14
___
preferred (quar.)
:
Webcor, Inc. (common payment
this
1-3-61
1
25c
(quar.)
common
5%
West
62'Ac
.
11-
—
.
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.60 preferred (quar.)__—
$5 preferred
___—!
—:
11-21
Fund,
pfd.
3
$10c
(quar.)__
(extra)
Chicago Great
5
.«
Axe-Houghton
9-30
10-
$1.25
& Ohio Ry.—
convertible preferred
25c
__,
9-30
10-15
$$2
(quar.);
Power,
Co.
preferred
$55c
$25c
4—_'
(quar.)
10-15
$15c
Chesapeake
(s-a)
(quar.)
Canteen
10-28
$25c
—___
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
9-15
(quar.)
pfd.
Okla.)
10-10
(quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
Oil & Refining
<quar.)_
Chemical Fund, Inc. (from income)
9
10-15
93 %c
(quar.)__
5'/2%
(Tulsa,
10-10
1
Champlin
2
10-
65c
(quar.)__
Insurance
Gas
National
Chain
10-14
1
10-
30%
(s-a)
pfd.
9-30
1
11-
(quar.)
Indiana
Central
3'/2 %
3.75%
1
11-
(quar.)
27 %c
1
11-
(quar.)
5%
11-
1
9-15
10-
$45c
—
5%
RR.—
Co.j
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
9-30
-
10-15
11-
9-
Co.—
9-28
13c
(quar.)—
preferred
non-cum.
Ry.
9-19
12-
3
3
$37 %c
1
(quar.)____.
$70c
10-
$$2
—
(quar.)
10-17
Central
Supply
(quar.)__
Telephone Co.,. Ltd., ordinary. ^
Associates
2
10-15
60c
.
3
(quan)__
com.
Ltd.
Aguirre Sugar Co.
9-15
Ltd. Ordinary
Stationers
3-
25c
10-: 7
10-15
2%%
9-26
3
4-1-61
t
(quar.)
10-14
56'Ac
Industries,
Electric
3-
'$$1.10
—
4'/a%
Co.,
common
25c
___.
3
3-
tl2%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
12 %c
Constable
Corp.
(quar.)..;
Equipment Corp., common (quar.)__
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Lens
Light,
Pirie Scott &
Carson
25c
Class
Univis
&
5c
Arnold
3-
4-1-61
(quar.)__
Investment,
25c
,.
;____
9-15
4-1-61
$75c
Industries,
•Uelotex
—______
____
9-12
10-17
4-1-61
Ltd., common (quar.)
Capital Plastics (increased)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)
Development, Ltd.—
Corp.
10-28
3
$75c
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
Electric,
General
Canadian
9-15
77
t72c
.
11-15
10-
—
Ltd.,
preferred
Canadian
*30c
(quar.)
9-28
10-28
'
.___
class
_____
9-30
10-28
$L5c
»»— •—
pfd.
Ltd.
$7%c
Chemical
10-14
—MM
4.40%
Lines,
Canadian
10-
10-10
11-15
$1.06'A
preferred
60c
7
1
8-22
$15c
—
(quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel, Ltd.,
i
50c
11-
(s-a)__
of Commerce
5%
11-15
____.—
(quar.)_
common
1
10-10
$8%c
Co.
Bronze,
Associated
10-15
3
Bank
10- 7
10-28
9-23
10-
Canadian
11-15
1
10-15
Canadian
&
10-
$ 15c
A
—r».—
SafewTyT Ltd"
9
Wire
1
(quar.)
com.
——
9
Electric,
1
11-
tl2%c
43 %c
B
10-
60c
__—
class
Ltd.,
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
9-30
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
•::
1
(quar.)
(quar.) .—:
1
Foundries, Ltd.,
Packers
Class
;
(quar.)
common
1
11-
33c
Extra
(quar.)
1
10-
10c
Iron
9-26
$1.25
7'Ac
(quar.)
A
Class
9-20
11-30
9-
Ansul
(Kansas)—
class
9-23
10-15
9-
$1.25
_______
10-28
12-15
(quar.)
1
10-
1
.____
Fastener ;'(quar.)
;
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)_
3
Atlantic
—.——
.
25c
gains)
(quar.)
10-
1
11-
Camloc
9-26
10-10
4%%
t
(quar.)
Container,
capital
Insurance
(quar.)
10- 7
10- 7
12-15
10c
—
11-21
1
7
1
11-
31'Ac
—
Fire Insurance Assn.
10-10
Final
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
5%
11-
12%c
(Indiana)—
12-
10-
Equipment—
Anglo-Newfoundland
9-19
12%c
—
Cameo,
82 %c
$2.90
Insurance
C.)
D.
realized
^
10-10
——.———37%c
Life
Service
Universal
3
11-10
$1
__
A—
(reduced)
Telephone Co.
United
10-
$1
Aa-aaa—:—-
Mines
(Washington,
United
5%
iquar.)—
10-20
20c
Aro
dividend—a.
Stock
1
investment
from
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
(quar.)______
—__2
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Corp.—
preference (1955 series) (quar.)
preference (1956 series) (quar.)
11-
$1.12%
(7c
Refining,
Anglo-Canadian
50c
.
$1.25
,
41-
31c
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(annual)
12 %c
Class
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
30c
(N. J._ (quar.)
Union Central National Bank
$1.32
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Applied
Union
10-20
Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Anderson
,
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
Sugar
preferred
Anaconda
10-14
-
25c
63-Ac
$1.22%
_______—$1.40
—!—■————-$1.42'A
_.
1
Camden
non-cumulative preferred
7%
11-15
—r-
__
11-
American
20c
___—::—-
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
__
9-
Holders
34c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
«
12-
Gas Pipeline-—
Transcontinental
Common
10-28
22%c
——
____
Photocopy
<
10- 7
11-15
11-15
(quar.)__
C.)
9-20
9-20
12-1
^
(quar.)
8
(quar.)
Co.
American
,t
$1-14
$1.06'A
______
preferred
4.56%
$1.25
10-
When
Payable of Rec.
30c
Telephone,
&
Water
preferred
preferred
60c
(quar.)—17%c
common
(quar.)
preferred
41,4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe & Construction (quar.)
American Security & Trust (Wash. D. C.)—.
10-13
Ej£tra
Title
9
15c
American
9-23
140c
25c
50c
5c
________
(quar.)____
(Ky.)
Time Finance
^-30
$1.24
-
Optical
5%
10-15
*'
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Instruments,
Texas
*
Ltd-
Canada,
Texaco
35c
_
Gas Lines
Natural
Tennessee
10-28
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Freight
9-30
Inc.-—
Fire
American
9-20
9-30
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
12- 1
9-30
California
11-1
$1.20
i
Fund
American
—
6V4C
(quar.)
Molasses
Mutual
Per
Share
Name of Company
97%C~-10-10
common
Climax,
American
American
shares
(quar.)
American
9-30
10- 3
Amer.
Manufacturing (Del.)
American
56'Ac
15c
Mills,
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Foundry—
(quar.)
American-Marietta
9-30
5%
--
(quar.)_
&
preferred
'
Share
Paper
Machine
3.90%
on
stock omitted at this time).
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Standard Products Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
Israeli
American
partic. pfd.
Stanray
of Company
American
I®"33
10-15
27VaC
(quar.)
& Utilities (stock dividend)
Southwest Grease & Oil Co. (Kansas) (quar.)
Realty
Per
Name
10-12
10-25
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
10c
l5c
(quar.).
common
preferred
5% %
Southern
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
.
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Corporation, 3%%
Water,
(quar.)
5%
Corp., $2 pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
$1
11-
1
10-10
$1.06
11-
1
10-10
1
10-10
$1.12%
preferred
pfd.
A
'
93%c
$1.25
11-
5
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-10
10-10
50c
10-25
Davega Stores Corp. 0f N. Y., 5% pfd. (quar.)
25c
10-
3
9-26
Daystrom,
30c
11-15
10*27
4
9-15
Inc.
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan
RR., 8%
;
pfd.
(quar.)
$1
10-
Volume
192
Number
5991
.
f
v
Per
.
Name of
,
De
Company
Consolidated
Dividend of 5
Mines
shillings,
amounting
43/4%
class
Decker
Nut
A
pfd.
Mfg.
Delaware
Trust
Dennison
Mines,
Detroit
Trust
Edison
(quar.)
!_.
Me.)
Dillon
(J.
S.)
&
Stores
American
Distillers,
2y4c
nable il} cash
Fund,
Dominion
Dominion
7ft
Glass,
tional
Stock
10-24
of
7%ft.
duPont
in
be
__I
6%
4%
Stainless
Eastern
States
1
10-15
Globe
1
10-15
Gold Seal
10-15
-
$6
preferred
'<•
Easton National
Economics
10-14-
*15o-
11-
13c^
.
1
10-
-
2ft
11-
9-16
.
1
10-28
9-30
10-14
9-30
v
(stock
preferred
5%
8%
class
A
class
B
Grand
10-25
5%
three-for-one
10-10
.
American
Insurance
Great
Southern
Life
12-
1
;
(quar.)
Bank
(New
10-5
_
(Pa.)
(quar.)
Elastic
Elder
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
&
about
class
Guaranty Trust Co.
of Canada
10-
7
Gulf
(Florida)
10-
7
Gulf,
10-15
10-14
A
10c
22Vie
Williamsport RR.
Emhart
Mfg.
Empire
Co.
Trust
(final)
J.
Co.
(quar.)
Energy
(19c
from
from
net
investment
securities
Englehard
income
Industries
ital
Evans
9-30
10-
20c
-
5
9-16
10-10
Co.
Textile
Fairbanks
$1.60
Printing
5%
9-15
5%
10-14
9-30
5%
10-17
9-30
10c
11-15
10-31
9
excludin^Vcap-
Whitney
Corp.—
preferred
convertible
Quarterly
Rubber
Federal
National
4.60%
preferred
Federal
Services
Stock
5%
5c
L
(quar.)
:
25c
preferred
...
\
'
B
Fidelity &
Deposit
Financial
General
Stock
Corp.,
dividend
9-30
12-15
11-29
9-30
9-30
10-14
$1.25
10-14
10-14
Stock
Bank
B
First
Water
Foundation
Frankford
Franklin
Free
State
1
11-15
11-15
10-
3
10-31
10-31
*
9-15
Trust
Co.
10-. 3
9-15
75c
10-
1
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
!
4%
33/4%
Ltd.
(interim)
—
r—
(quar.)
4%
—
.___
——
Gardner-Denver
4%
Gas
Class
B
6.40%
Huron
9-23
Illinois
Co., common (quar.)_
preferred" (quar.)
Co. of Columbus (Ga.)—
—
—
General
6%
American
convertible
63c
General
General
Bakeries.
Baking
Co.
common
General
Crude
General
Dynamics Corp.
Oil
(quar.)!—«_
(quar.)
(reduced)
——-——
.
Power
4.60%
Co.,
4.70%
preferred
preferred
Imperial
9-30
Imperial
10-31
10-
1
7c
11-30
11-
1
7c
12-31
12-
1
50c
$1
12-
1
11-10
11-
1
10-18
10-10
9-30
75c
10-15
9-30
10-27
10-13
15c
11-1
10-14
Less
Bank
12-23
12-
9
25c
11-10
10-
7
4-
7
1-13-61
1-
6
5c
10-15
10-
4
5c
11-15
11-
4
12-
3
;
12-15
10c
10-15
9-30
10c
10-15
9-30
54c
(quar.)_
Common
income)
Stock
Fund
Series
10-15
9-30
26c
from
securities
S-3
a
spe¬
profits)
10- 5
10- 7
12-15
!
9-7
6
10- 3
9-22
10-19
9-22
10- 3
/
'
—
of
Canada
Chemical
British
tax
Bank
Hose
of
2nd preferred
,
Apparel
10-31
10-11
11- 1
11-1
11-15
(Alfred)
Extra
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
—
$1.80
preferred
Salle
Laurentide
,
$1.20
Lazard
Leeds
preferred
Fund
&
R lbber
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
Inglewood Gasoline Co.
10-10
10-10
10-10
pfd; (quar.)
.10-10
11- 1
9-30
11-30
10-31
10- 7
10-14
*31 Vic
13c
10-17
9-23
10-15
10- 3
10-10
9-29
12-1
11-15
1-2-61
12- 5
-
5c
—
(s-a)
Fund
and-27c
$3
profits) "
*15c
(quar.)
(5c
from
from
11-
5
10-25
10-30
10-15
in-
<; >*
from securities
f
;
Lincoln
tral
National Bank
32c
11-
1
10-
3
realized
Insurance
Fund
Co.
securities
of
North
income
(stock
8c
from
"
(quar.)_
1st preference
-
10- 3
9-1
45C-
10-14
9-30
9-30
Ltd.
7%
2nd
of
7%
*15c
io-31
10-14
10-31
10-31
10-14
10-31
10-14
8c
10-15
9-19
10-14
10-31
10-17
10-11
9-30
35c
10-15
1.12 Va
10c
11-
9-30
1
10-
4
5c
10-15
9-13
12-31
35c
10-20
10-21
12-15
9-30
,
10-
10-15
7
9-14
*10c
—
(quar.)__,
—,
10-28
10-14
15c
10-17
10-
11-
10-21
3
*'
(stock
Rice
preferred
10-28
Cen-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Drug
9-30
7
*40c
(s-a)—
State
12-
2 Vi %
Co.
—_____
(quar.)
Hotel—
Baltimore
10-15
4%
83/4C
dividend)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
1
55c
10-10
9-28
2%
—
10-31
10-14
Milling Co.—
(s-a)
—
$3.50
U-
10-20
1
*
Gas & Electric,
Louisville
1
5%
preferred
Lucky
'
Ltd.
M.),
(quar.)
Videotronics,' class
Class
B
6%
Forbes,
preferred
A
(quar.)
Mading
Drug
,
Mailman,
5%
Majestic
(P.
R.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.________
—
from
(4c
Manufacturers
income
and
from
Trust
Y.)
(N.
7%
9T30
10-14
9-»30
10-14
9-30
10-14
9-30
15c
*$1.25
4c
12Vic
62y2c
10-15
9-30
10-31
10- 6
10-17
*0-31
11- 1
10-
9-20
7
10-14
10-10
10-10
9-20
3c
10-15
9-20
*$1.25
*0- 3
9-30
i.
*22 Vic
*17Vic
10c
10-15
10-15
10-15
:__
3lV4c
$1.12Vi
2%
10- 7
34c
(quar.)_
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
B
.____—
(quar.')l,
1
Maryland National Insurance (s-a)
Shipbuilding &
Maryland
10-14
60c
income)—
Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
1-20
30c
—
(from
Electric
Maritime
(quar.)_
gains*
investment
capital
shares
2-1-61
Inc.—
shares
Electric
Paper
pref. A
5%
Co.,
&
Managed Funds,
10-20
$1.50
—L__
preferred
1
40c
Specialties
Mallory
11-
9-30
$.001
(quar.)
common
Stores
Ltd.,
Majestic Penn State,
9^-15
*6c
__________________—
&
9-30
10-14
*3c
common
-—
MacAndrews
10-15
*25c
—
10-15
10c
Ltd.,
Lager Breweries,
Common
MPO
35c
3iy4c
(quar.)_.
com.
(quar.)
(Walter
Lowney
Dry
(quar.)
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-30
Dock—
_____
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
M'asonite Corp.
(stock dividend)—
10- 3
10- 3
9-
9
9-
9
9-
6
J Massachusetts Investors Trust—
(Quarterly
from
May Department
3%%
Mayfair
Mayfair
McCall
Industries
Markets, 6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
_:
___,
dividend
Inc.
10-25
9-30
10-31
10-10
10c
75c
15c
10- 3
9-19
10- 7
11- 1
10-10
3%
income)
'—
pfd.
Corp.
Mfg.
Distilleries,
National
Industries
—
—*
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
Mersick
10c
93V4c
investment
12_
11-
Stores—-
preferred (quar.)
Merchants
17c
r
10-15
1
Ltd—•
Companies,
(M.)
Trust
&
(quar.)./—
Industries
:—
(quar.)
Ltd., 6%
(s-a)
(quar.)
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
and
proiics—
America
Y.
N.
Litton
McQuay,
'
1
12 Vic
(quar.)___.
,,
-
Stock
4__;
Income
investment
income)
investment
net
Lerner
Stores
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)_
4 Vi %
preferred .(quar.)
Levine's, Incorporated (quar.)——:
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
:
Quarterly
;
__L,
Melchers
9c
(from
Corp.
Common
50c
(quar.)—
5c
Growth
10-10
42Vic
—
(initial)
pfd.
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
6V4%;
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref.
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
vestment income
11- 1
11-1
*
(final)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-18
6-17
10-20
10-20
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
12-15
10-21
10-10
1
10-
*30c
—
12-18
11- 1
10-
10-15
Ltd.-—
:
Travelwear, class A
Lehman
9-30
11- 1
9-1
10-15
*25c
(stock div.) —
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Lord
10- 3
9- 7
10-
10c
*15c
University
Acceptance
Class ' A
,Loeb
9-26
10- 3
12-16
10-15
35c
4-1-61
7-1-61
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10- 3
12-30
10-31
10-15
12-30
59 %c
45c
(quar.)__
Extension
'
9-30
.
10-21
10c
preferred (quar.)——
(Wash.)
(quar.)
Company
11-15
*20c
convertible
1-2-61
$1.75
60c
10-21
Inc.—
(quar.)
12-
10-15
133/4c
12 Vic
Class A and class B (quar.)
Lamson & Sessions Co.—
10-15
9-16
53V4c
55Vic
583/4c
*45c
(quar.)
(NY)
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar. )Z___.
La
11-30
50c
^____—:__
com.
(quar.)
Electric, 5Vi% preferred A
dividend)__
52Vic
Commerce
—#
(monthly)
'
•
;
12-23
50c
—
Indianapolis Power & Light,
Industrial
preferred
Angeles
57Vic
20c
___.
Industries,- Ltd.—
pfd. (monthly)
preferred (monthly)
conv.
Angeles Athletic Club
—
(quar.)
(monthly)—.
Los
30c
(quar.)
.
A
(monthly)
conv.
conv.
Lang &
10- 3
9-30
9-28
9-20
*
"10-10
10-
B
class
Louisiana
(quar.)__'_——
Imperial Investment Ltd., 6(4%
Incorporated Income Fund i
Institutional
25c
6
4-14-61
(monthly)__
Los
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
7c
1-
25c
11-10
933/4c
$1
$1.10
tlOc
*10c
*40c
———
(quar.)
1
10- 7
5c
Corp,,
4.75%'
5
51c
common
(quar.)
11-
9-30
10-14
1-13-61
$1.25
10-15
10- 3
j
(quar.)—
pfd.
___
(quar.)-;——
preferred
10-14
Fund
10-15
25c
(s-a.)-
9
10c
(quar.)
———
(quar.)-—
RR.
preferred
*10c
Ltd
Co.,
•
—;—-
Breaker,
Central
Institutional
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.26%
11-21
9-30
12-15
25c
11- 1
11- 1
Mortgage
4.20%
11-15
10-15
1-2-51
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)_
9-14
10-31
50c
pfd.
common
Lambert
10- 5
9-22
2%
(quar.)___^^_'
common
9-23
15c
(quar.)_.
*15c
55c
—
(quar.)_i————-—>
10-14
Industries—
preferred
Corp.,
10-
25c
(quar.)
16
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
9-26
9-15
(quar.10c
common
4.08%
10-24
11-14
'
of
$1.60
(quar.)—j.__—___
3
3
11-14
1
87 ViC
L'Aiglon
9
3
(quar.)
—*47Vic
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% pfd. (quar.'$1.25
Hyster Company (Oregon)
25c
10-
10-
7%
-
-
(quar.)
Erie
20c
10-15
Inc.,
(from investment
Loblaw
(quar.)_;:_;.
preferred
&
Circuit
3
11-14
1
12-
Co.—
;
B
Kuhlman
(see
(quar.)_;.__—
——
Hughes Owens, Ltd., class A (quar.)—______
Cement
Light
Common
Y.)
(N.
Industrial
Monthly
12-
10-
*
preferred
Illinois
50c
1
12-
.Kroger Co.—
9-16
10- 5
*45c
(quar.)_____—
Baking-Co.
preferred
Ideal
10c
(quar.)
:—
Futterman Corp., class A (monthly)—.
Monthly
l
Worts
&
Ltd.
Y.)
(N.
Finance
I-T-E
10-
Income
$1.20
7
30c
20c
—
_—_—
Co.,
preferred
9-30
*30c
Company
10-31
10-10
10-20
60%
——
Winston
&
preferred
Household
10-20
10-17
12-
$1
:
Class
9-19
9-20
10-15
10- 15
10-15
'"1-3-61
4oc
-
Ltd.—
of Canada
Gooderham)
&
Syracuse
10-10
4y2C
Ltd
Mines,
Hotel
1
*12 Vic
—_
—
1Co.
4.42%
Ltd.Mquar.)
10-
10-15
25c
—
__-
1111-
Fund—
Realty Co.
common—
-
—:
10-15
9c
.
'—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
:
Hardart
75c
10c
1
Ry
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
9-23
1
4
'
9-16
10-15
10-15
10-15
15c'
2Vic
2%
55c
f
——-——
Paper
Insurance
&
35c
(quar.)
Canada,
Geduld
10-21
> ■
(quar.)
series—
(Louis)
11-
10c
(Phila.)
Stock
Co's.,
Friedman
Frito
of
Trust
Common
Fraser
Co.
Bank
Utilities—
Custodian
5
20c
(Wilkes-Barre)
National
&
10-14
50c
.
(Toms River, N. J.)—
First Seneca Bank &
Florida
(quar.)
City Bank (N. Y.)
(qua')„
Credit, class B (quar.)
Haven
10-31
9-28
10-
95c
preferred
Common
$1.20
20c
dividend
4.40%
r
National
New
9-30
10-
10c
Bank
National
First
1
Co.—
(initial)
A
(Bait.)
Quarterly
National
11-
10-20
2ft
—
—
Renfrew
Quarterly
10-17
4
10-25
10-14
"
1-2-61
25c
'
25c
27Vic
28%c
50c
—
_______—
Reinhart
Stock
9-30
25c
3
10-3
25c
2iy4c
——
Quarterly
25c
class
Corp.,
Bank
First National Bank
"First
Trust
(initial)
National
Holt
Home
45c
10- 1
10- 3
(P. N.> & Co. (quar.)
?
15c*
Boxes,"Inc. :(quar.)^_i..—i—^_____' *15c"
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_^
—
' 35c
5% preferred (quar.)
37V2C
Horn
-
10-
:
Kratter
10-20
10-29
Hirsch
9-30
56V4c
•;
11-10
Hoerner
10-11
10-28
Southern
(quar.)
3
9-30
:
11-"F
.
1%
(quar.)
Inc.
(Hiram)
7%c.t4 11- 1
;
Investors
First
&
Walker
10-14
12-15
10-25
Company—
"
10-14
5%
City
non-cumulative
9-30
10-15
/TO-31
50c
*
Walker-Gooderham
10-31
2%
National
"Hiram
10-31
___
10-14
20c
$1.05
^Klng-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Kingwood Oil (stock dividend).
10- 6
10-
-1%
(quar.)
Industries,
Dauch
&
27'/2c
(quar.)__
common
dividend
Class
First
9-30
9-30
10-20
10-
/
55c
*
_____;
Quarterly
First
-
9-30
9-30
7Vic
11-14
cial
10-15
30c
—.——-t-_
Corp. "(quar.)
50c
:
:
Rubber (quar.)
&
Camden
9-30
10-14
7
11-14
B-2
11-7
______
dividend
Extra
Hertz
Holt,
(quar.)_^.
$2.25 series A preferred (quar.)
Fund Insurance (quar.)
First
'
'
Fireman's
Firestone Tire
Rubinstein,
Hinde
$1.37%
(quar.)___
Co.,
Heublein, Inc;
10-14
*
Trust
F
G
Curtis
11-1
$1.25
.
(Md.)
Fidelity-Philadelphia
J.)
12-23
10-14
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(H.
1
;10-15
9-30
6%c
(14c from investment income and
11-1.5
35c
Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
12-
50c
10-18
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series
9-30
$1.37%
Fund,
1-3-61
5%
'
9-30
"
(quar.)
C
preferred
Stock
9-19
9-30
'/.'15C
-
11-
9-30
(quar.)
B
preferred
3
10-17
10-
1
10-14
*13V4c
(quar.)
1
11-
1
2-24
___—__—
•
i.
preferred
10-
283Ac
(quar.)_'__
Department Stores—
(initial quar.)
New
27c„
'
-
11-
1
Class
____
10-15
•
27V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
__—
Helene
10-22
*
Inc.
Monthly
Electric—
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
10-28
$1
*l5c
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar.)__
10-18
(stock dividend)______/_
Assn.—
Federated
■"
9-19
-
10-31
lVa%
common
9-29
$1
(quar;)L_J__i*''
A
5y2 %
3
30c
Finance,-common- (quar.)
preferred
F.)
Helena
dividend
5%
(Mass.)
(E.
Heat-Timer
Y.)—
__
Mortgage
10-
9-26
1-18
$28
933/4c
4
9-21
10-14
1
10-18
dividend)
(stock
Heinz
10-30
10-17
3
12-
11-25
-
Hein-Warner Corp.
of Delaware (special)
11-
'10c
:
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co. (quar.)_—_
Hawley Products (stock dividend)-—
.
40c
Increased monthly
:____
Federal Paper Board Co., common
•'
9-30
70c
(N.
(quar.)
Fed-Mart Corp. (quar.
Federal Insurance Co.
10-10'
payment
-___
Farmers Bank of State
Faultless
8c
/'
4
(this
clears all arrears).
Fallkill National Bank & Trust
•
.
1
10-
*
Monthly
*$1.25
(quar.)
preferred D
(quar.)—
preferred E (quar.)
53/4%
(quar.)
11-
$1.75
(accum.)
12-
Kerr
2
12-19
—
Inc.
preferred
4V4%
9-23
5V2%
;
10-17
$1.083/4
5%
,
,
Haydock
Fabien
"
,
preferred
dividend
Hawaiian
9-30
(initial-quar.)
pfd.
Common
-
Marx_^
dividend
10-17
9-
1
25c
Co., 7%
Kentucky Stone,
•
,
Hauserman
12y2C
earnings
&
Stores,
Harvard Trust
20c
(s-a)____
1
11-
37Vic
preferred (quar.).
Kennedys, Inc., $1.25 conv.
9-9
11-
10c
(quar.)
Stock
gains)
Rule
Hartford Fire Insurance
9-23
10-17
(quar.)
___—
Keystone
(quar.)
pfd.
S'/aft
9-15
Corp.
Schaffner
25c
net
Co.,
Hartfield
Harsco
6c
(Accumulated
&
Hart
88c
(initial-quar.)
(Colorado)
Ero Manufacturing (quar.)
Eurofund, Inc.—
(A.)
9-22
10-31
$1.07
Equity Fund
Equity Oil Co.
Harris
9-20
Stock
and
9-9
Refractories—
10-20
10-7
1
10-
Kirby-Cogesh-Stelnan
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
1
10-31
10-
10-10
$1.12 »/a
10-14
-
10-10
"
(quar.)
4%
1
$1.25 3-13-61
3
75c
profit)
12-
1
.
.M
10-22
*12Vic /'
t20c
12%C
(quar.)
Island—
(quar.)
Kansas
-
(quar.)
Mfg.
10-
35c
-
(quar.)
10-24
37V2C
41 %c
Harbison-Walker
12-19
10-14
_
preferred
Extra
(quar.)
of Rhode
'
$1.25
11-
40c
Group Asso. (quar.)
Heating Products, class A
Fund, Inc.—
11-17
6% preferred (quar.)__^.
$1.50
Harnischfeger Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (initial)
$1.87
Harper (H. M.) Company (quar.)
15c
Stock dividend _/_•_!
—4%
1
9-20
1-3-61
12y2c
&
10- 3
10- 3
(quar.)
Gustin-Bacon
:
30c
$1.75
25c
*
Glass
10c
7Vic
common
preferred
preferred
Kellogg
9-20
•/
12-10
10-15
.
(quar.)
preferred
4
.
1
9-15
9-15
preferred
9-19
9-30
40c
(quar.)_____
-
10-
10-15
10-15
4.35%
11-21
11-21
10-15
»
(quar.)
RR—
10-15
20c
*60c
*750
(quar.)
3Vi%
10-
1
10-15
$1.16%
___•
Employers
Enamel
11-
25c
Co." (s-a)
(quar.)
10-15
Ohio
&
9-23
4.50 %
10-15
20c '■ 10- 3
''Adrs"__^_______ u^i/i ft-14
Consolidated (quar.)
25c
Products
&
Ltd.
3
1
Insurance
Mobile
$5
9-30 "
-;
11-1
on
Electrical
Ltd.
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
£,/■■
Industries,
Elmira
Emco,
50c
.w
10-
10-1
10-15
Life
$5
9-30
10-15
.
$1.12y2
of America
O'/ic
5%
1
;
12-12
12-12
10-14
10%
(quar.)
9-30
10-15
Corp.
4%
/
■
■
dividend)
1
30c
_
(quar.)-..:
Musical
Equal to
V
(stock
Company, 5% conv. pfd.
series 1954 preferred--
11-
.
M 20c
_
(quar.)
Stop Nut Corp.
Manufacturing
9-15
'
Corp.
9-15
10-15
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
;
3
9-26
<:
•
.
(quar.)——
Griesedieck
10-
10- 7
>
(quar.)
11-
*
Products, common (quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)
2nd
Greyhound
9-20
10-15
$1
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
9-26
\
preferred (quar.
P.» Fire Brick
(A.
10-14
60c
Telegraph
Funding of N. Y.,
Trust Co.
Class B
9-12
•
1 ;
10-17
4
40c
(Houston)--
common
$1.50
__
(quar.)
r
Sugar,
$1.75
.
England)
Sault"Electric
10-15
22%c
Trust
&
7%
•
9-30
10-15
/.
(accum.)
1
9-30
*$1
*$1.50
(quar.)
(accum.)
10-
Green
*
•
10-27
•
»
—
Western
11-
10-17
$2
$2
56y4c
a
Quarterly
1
10-30
•■/
(quar.)_'_
Y.)
(N.
Insurance
&
Johnny-On-the-Spot Central,
9-14
:_
Great
12-15
17%o~"
_
split)
10-10
12-15
approve
*37Vic
Josten's, Inc., class A
10-14
25c
—
(stockholders
9-20
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Tea Co., 33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
5Vi% convertible preferred B (quar.)
4
9-14
/
(quar.)_-
preferred
12-
10-25
10c
i
/
■ ■
.
(quar.)
1l/2%
Co.,
Stores
Drug
- -
•
preferred (quar.)
Union
Gray
87Vic
preferred
•
9-30
10-14
9-14
25c
•
■»
_____
•
10-31
(quar.)
com.
4%
Jewel
.
10-14
20c
;
10-10
1
3c
7% pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
7
:
.
10-14
15c
-
M__
preierred
preferred
Extra
4
10-15
1
«
16y4c
^
Co.—
11-
1%
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
10-
10-31
>
-
1%
J?
(s-a)__
Ltd.—
Casualty (increased s-a)__
Foundation, Ltd. (quar.)
$2.50
9-8
13c
(quar.)
Co._;
common
preferred
(W. - R.)
8%
4
1
11- •
9-23
10- 3
*50c
(quar.).;
Inc.
Mfg.
11-15
10-10
"'
dividend)___
11-
*12c
;
C.
*i5c
Telephone
convertible
Investors
1
9-6
50c
dividend)-
(stock
Grace
9-16
*10c
*933/4c
(quar.)
10- 3
15o
25c
i_
—
B
Goodman
-
6%
10-10
Jeannette
(initial)
Corp.—
D.
10-10
'
A
Goulds.Pumps,
11-25
10-15
Products
Goldblatt Bros.,
l
.
12-13
,
35c
:
11-25
.
Ekco
6%
10-10
10-25
Co.
6V2%
-
9-27
12-13
frac-
$1.12%
preferred
Laboratory
Edgcomb Steel
Edison
10-25
-
j
(quar.)
Class
9-27
___
Steel
B
55c
(quar.)___
Wash.
Powders,
Fire &
conv.
Investors
10-14
preferred (quar.)—
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Class
9-23
10-14
(quar.)
of
•
9-16
*55c
-
Corp.—
$7 preferred A
V
10-31
$1.12y2
(Phila.)
preferred (quar.)
Envelope, Ltd., class A
1
11-
____
Eagle Food Centers, Inc
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Eastern
10-14
6%
Payable of Rec.
25c
Investment
10-10
10-31
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Company
11-
Co.—
Eastern
participating
Participating
11-1
11- 1
40c
'
60c
Falls
10-
-
10-10
10-10
87'/2c
Exchange Bank
non-participating
Glens
Glidden
Great
4%
27VstC
28c
1
of
Quarterly
Investment—
9-30
4
*25c
Inc.,
preference
Bank
International
Interstate
11-
11- 1
-
25c
(quar.)
A
A
6%
preferred (quar.)
International Harvester Co.,
10-25
55V2C
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
•
2ft
__
Bros.,
Corn
Girard
9-20
9-16
10-15
*17y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
3
10-31
12c
._
:
&
10-
•
11-15
Quarterly
V
9-30
3
*$1.12y2
._-
__.
preferred
Girard
3
11-15
33c
——
tl5c
preferred
Stock
9
9 *
class
International Milling Co.,
10-25
10-25
preferred
*37y2c
(quar.)
lieu
10-
17y2C
*
common
I.) de Nemours
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Corp.
32Vic
32 %c
(quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.).—
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)—_
Gimbel
MO-
*17Vic
,
(quar.)
9*
10-15
paid)
(E.
$3.50
preferred
5.10%
$3.50
5c
U
Canada, Ltd.,
1
10-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-24
39c
1
will
Co.
4.20%
4V2%
(quar.)
common
(cash
shares
dividend
DuPont
'
i.
9-30
--
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
dividend
Chemical
Dura
9-29
liy4c
-
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
(R. R.) & Sons, common
.
10-25
—-
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
General
J
(quar.)
'
3
10-14
10ft
Donnelly
Stock
10-
11-15
$.076
Inc
preferred
11-18
11-15
preferred
income
Second convertible preference
4Vu % preferred (quar.)^
Dow
preferred
$1.32
l
10-15
'<
stock
or
Corset, Ltd.
Fabrics, Ltd..
Dominion
;
11-15
$1.30
10-15
•/
tax)
Dixilyn Drilling, class A (initial)
Dodge Manufacturing, $1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Doeskin Products,
Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.).
Dominick
25c
(quar.)—__—
B (quar.)
—
Inc.—
investment
net
10- 3
50c
International Bronze
Common
(quar.)
Florida—
01
(quar.)
preferred
payable
cash, plus 9c from capital gains pay-
in
™
Shares,
Telepnone Co.
preferred
■
deposit: receipts.:
(less British income
from
11- 1
4
Ltd..
Dividend
$1.25
$1.30
25c
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
$1.00
l5c
Sons
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
4
10-
Holders
When
Share
•
11
Breweries, Ltd.—
International
9-30
10-10
50c
10-
11- 1
tquar.)
11-30
12-
$1.50
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
preierred
General
9-14
10-11
933/4c
Name of Company
Interior
9-16
Corp.—
preferred
12-15
$1
(s-a)
(quar.)
4
$5
10-21
10-25
$0.6069
Enterprises
Per
Payable 0) Rec.
50c
(quar.)
10-15
50c
Co
1
10-
75c
,
(Augusta,
Co.
11-
5c
Ltd
Motors
$3.75
Holders
When
Share
Co.
Industrial
General
Co
(Wilmington)
Electric
General
$1.19
Per
t
Name of Company
General
9-30
ap-
(quar.)
Denver Union Stock Yard
Depositors
11-15
share
to
64c
per
Depositary
Chemical Coatings—
(1307)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
64c
_
proximately
Soto
When
Share
Beers
De
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25c
*30c
2
10- 3
11- 1
12-31
15c
10-25
(quar.)
50c
10-14
dividend1°
of
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(increased)40c
10-14
9-17
7
9-15
9-26
11-30
10-10
9-30
11—30
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.
.
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.
\
Per
When
Share
>/Cc
Name of Company
1
Holders
Name
Payable of Rec.
Per
9-24
Peabody
10-14
9-JO
Penney
7c
10-31
10-15
$1.10
10-31
10-15
20c
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
15c
10-
3
9-15
Stock
20c
10-
3
9-15
Pepsi-Cola
15c
10-11
9-23
Permanente
25c
10-
3
9-20
Permian
$1.25
10-
3
9-20 '•
Philadelphia, Germantown St Norrlstown RR.
Quarterly
A
Extruders(quar.)—
Tile
Michigan
Gas
4.40%
(initial)
Terrazzo
St
Electric
(qiiar.)
&
prefered
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midsouth
Gas
Factors
(quar.)X
Milton Bradley Co.,
5%
preferred
(s-a)
10-
Ontario
St
Maid
Mission
Corp.
Insurance
Mississippi
Montana
Montgomery
7
11-
8
Philip
10-27
6
4%
10-15
(reduced
com.
10-
9-
6
(quar.)
10-14
9-
10-
3
9-15
10-
Drop Forgings,
(quar.)—
common
Inc.,
perferred
(quar.)
common
Pittsburgh,
Mutual
6%
12-
1
8c
7%
10-15
10-1"
Plough,
(Chambersburg,
National
Bank
of
Westchester
Potomac
National
Register
Cash
National Chemical &
National
(Albany,
National
(increased
Y.)
N.
Electric
St
Trust
Co.
Welding Machine Co.—-
National
Fuel
Insurance
Gas
Class
A
National
National
Life
National
4Va %
Co.,
10-14
I5e
9-30
Procter
12-
1
10-
7
$20c
11-
1
10-25
25C
10-
5
9-19
$1.12 Vi
10-
5
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-6-61
preferred
National
Newark
National
Propane
5%
2nd
National
Essex
St
preferred
Banking
I
7
Security
62y2C
11-1
10- 7
9-10
10- 3
See's
12-
1
11-18
pfd.
25c
10-
Quarterly ;
Security Storage
10-
5
10-
3
Extra
—\
Common
9-30
11-1
10-13
Shakespeare
Co.
11-
10-13
Shareholders
Trust of Boston—
$75c
157c
75c
1
9-20,,
preferred (quar.)—:
(quar.)__
.,-
9-30
10-
Slater
9-23
,
preferred
9-15
i •
10-15
3iy8c
10-
3
Stock
9-26
3-1-61
2-
(quar.)
1
6%
Life
ment
distributions
from
income
invest¬
Bond
Oats
Co.,
preferred
South
Coast
11-15
10-28
South
Pittsburgh
11-15
10-28
10-15
:
5%
9-30
10-20
9-26
$1.50
.__
10-14
50c
a,;
10-20
National
Balanced
Series
National
Dividend
Series
National
Steel
National
Trust,
Nationwide
4(4%
Ltd.
Nesbitt
(John
Newberry
New
(J.
Britain
$29c
New
Bank
11-25
10-14
3
Reda
1
Reece
12-23
15c
10-
7
93 %c
11-
1
10-
3
9-23
10-15
9-26
Reliable
9-27
Reliance
9-
6%
preferred
York
10-10
10-
North
American
of
North
Van
American
Increased
North
Penn
Northern
*
5%
$5.50
preferred
Insurance
Northern
Pacific
Northern
CN.
Ry.
$3.60
Y.)
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
Richman Bros.
9-22
10-14
37%c
11-15
1110-
"
7
10-
3
10-25
Riggs
10-11
4.36%
1
10-11
4.40%
933/«c
11-
1
10-20
10-
3
9-16
(quar.)
(extra)
Button
(quar.)
National BanV
V
,—
9-30
Rochester Gas
4%
&
preferred
Electric,
F
10-15
4.10%
preferred H
9-30
43/4%
preferred
I
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
4.10%
preferred
J
(quar.)
4.95%
preferred K
5Vi%
preferred
L
Corp.
10-15|
9-30'
10-15
9-30
t3c
10-15
9-30
Rohr
Aircraft
Cement
St
Supplies, Ltd. (quar,)-—
Specialty Mfg.> Ltd. (quar.)
^
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
*7%C; .=10-, 3
Office
.
u
4.24%
One
;Ontario
St
Ontario
7%
Elevator
-
(increase
A
quar.)_
______
Outlet
Company (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Oxford
$5
Paper
Co..
preferred
10-29
20c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
"
3
12-
1
11-
Extra
Pacific
Pacific
$4.40
Coast
11-15
Ltd.
(s-a)
19-14
9-20
37 >/2c
10-28
-11-
1
10-25
10-15
12-
1
-
10-
Lighting
Corp.,
preferred
Co.
Lawrence
8t.
$1.233/4
12-
1
11-15
State
$1.37Va
12-
1
11-15
Steak
25c
10-31
15c
^ 10-21
(quar.)_—15c
,10-31
$4.36
pfd.
Paul
9-30
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-20
$1.09
Samson
'
Fund,
Ban
San
$1.10
10-15
9-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-15
9-20 >
5.60%
(quar.)
oi.iay*
10-15
9-20
5%
$1.18%
10-15
9-20
4.50%
5%
convertible
&
preferred
Light,
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
40c
6.16%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_„
5.64%
Pacific
6%
Telephone St Telegraph Co.—-
preferred (quar.)
Western Airlines, 6% 1st
pfd. (quar.)
Page Hershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical
Co.
(quar.)
9-30
10-10
9-30
$1.50
Pacific
Park
9-30
-
'
~
10-10
'
$1.12Vi
10-15
$1.50
•
15c
$22 Vac
7yac
10-14
10-
1
10-
1
11-15
9-30
9-
9
9-15
10-31
A
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Steel
10-
3
10-
3
10-
3
;
Marine Ins.
10-3
San
W.)
Co.
Securities
(Del.)
St
St
Electric,
,
*
Stetson
Gas
12-
1
9rl6
preferred
4.36%
514%
common
(quar.)
10-17
10- 3
10-15
.9-30
>
-
$1.25
1
'
.
"
($100
par)
pari
Company,
(quar.)
10-11
Class
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
only
;
the
shares
dividend.
Sugar
A
B
9-30
28c
10-14
9-30
10-14
9-30
10-14
9-30
22c
10-14
9-30
10-25
9-30
10-19
Power,
outstanding
' * *
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Refining
(quar.)
(quar.)_
*
10-
10-14
,11-25
9-12
r
9-30
10-14
10r 3
-
9-15
11-30
11-1$
11-1*
-11-30
25c
10-15
12-15
9-30
t
<
12Vic
.
.
-11-30
12-15
2-28
,12y2c 3-15-61
12y2c
6-15-61
5-31
' 12y2c
9-15-61
8-31
y8c
—
12-15
11-30
—
__'
_'
2-28
y8c
Container
Co.
(quar.)
Stop St Shop, Inc; (stock dividend)—
Strawbridge St Clothier, common (quar.)
Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)______
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
9-15-61
20c
!_____
6-15-61
VRC
—
3-15-61
y8c
l.
—
B
B
Stone
3
10-14
10-14
,
10-24
25%
11-
1
25c
11-
1
35c
10-20
t$1.25
10-15
10c
5-31
.
10-15
.__
Super
8-31
10-10
•'
10-14
10-14
10- 4
9-20
9-30
9-29
100%
Electric. &
preferred
10-14
1
4c
aividend
preferred
30c
11-
30c
—
(quar.)_i_
(s-a)
on
11-15
11-15
-
i.57c. l-2r61
_
—
B
Class
;
,
11-15
25c
$1.12^
lauar
pfd.
com.
B
Class
11t15
12- 9
58V4C
v
Manufacturing—
A
10-25
9-19
.
:
1
Textiles, 4"V2%
B.)
12-15
12-30
•
25c
A
A
5
15c
——
A
Class
Class
25c
22 Vac
—
(quar.)
Brewery
prior to stock
Savannah
Class
.
10-10
15c
(quar.)_
Associates
Stock
75c
7Vac
—
Stern
12- 9
12-19
15c
(incr.)
rZ
($50
9-30
9-6
_____!__
Stores
(John
Class
(quar.)
preferred
Savannah
&
10-17
10-
10" 3
4%.
preferred
preferred
36c
5c
10-14
45c
(Boston)
(quar.)
Corp._j.
Bros.
4%%
Stern
„
(quar.),
Payable
Trust
&
(Del.)
(Michaels)—
9-23
Capital
(quar.)
preferred
Miguel
12y2c
(quar.)
dividend
15c
(quar.)
10-11
10-14
;
Bank
9-30
9-21
9-30
10-14
$20c
(quar.)_
Y.)
5
-
12Vie
(quar.)
pfd.
9-23
,9-23
„
10-10
f
933Ac
—
(increased)!—t
N.
10-10
10c
Class
—
St
Convertible
preferred
Sanders
-
.10- 5
>''
<
11-16
10-15
10-22
-
"."40c
Sterling Trust (Toronto) "(quar.)_____—- t50c
9-23
?
12-15
11c
15c
12- 1
•
15c
convertible
(Albany,
Quarterly
9-12
10-25
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
10- 3
;
4
J.)
—
1
10-17
,
40c
(quar.)
A
Ltd.
1
11- 1
3%
(quar.)
(N.
1
1
11- 1
11-1
,
.
—
—
quarterly
,
$1.405/a
....
"
St
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
_—
50c
Shake
Still-Man
——
10-20
10-20
11111111-
dividend)
(New Jersey)—
preferred
Parts
Stern
$1.25
(quar.)_.
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)__
Sterling Brewers. Inc.
(quar.)—Z
Sterling National Bank St Trust (N. Y.)—
"•
10-25
Radio
n
Sterchi
Ry.—
(quar.)
Castings
Co.
Corp.,
Street
Stock
3
t25c
I
Insurance
preferred
2nd
9-21
r
10-
t$1.25
common
(quar.)
10-20
Extra
10-15
(quar.)—■ 81.12V4
preferred
—
,
(stock
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
7
10-15
Helena
••"
''
(see
(quar.)
Bros,
St
(quar.)_
Bank
10-1
10-15
$1.37Vi
'
9-30
11- 1
"
Inc.
Diego
4,40%
9-30
10-10
'
9-30
10-10
$1.41
(quar.)
__
10-10
$1.54
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-10
$1.25
$1.13
preferred
4.52%
15c
9-30
10-
10-20-
$1.25
(quar.)____
Corp.—
Voting, trust certificates
preferred
Power
pfd.
10-10
$1.063/4
27'Ac
27»/2c
Quarterly
f. 10-10
Antonio
$4.75
Pacific
Fire
(Howard
$4.50
$4.75
Steel
Increased
11-15
10-14
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—-15c
>
Inc.
Francisco
preferred
Louis
8t.
9-30
10-14
Corp.,
Louis-San
$5
St.
5
65c
I
(quar.)
12-
33%%
Starrett
(quar.)
4'/4%
G.)
Oil
Standard
50c
(quar.)
5% ^preferred
7
.1*1
Electric
11-15
State
_*
B
:4ya%
St.
10-20
10-
150c
:
&
,10-11
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
10-17
10-25
10-14
10-20
$1.25
Terminals,
'
Gas
McBee
Class
11-15
Corp.
preferred,
(A.
Standard
11-15
(Helena),
Rubinstein, Inc.) '
Ruppert tJacob), 4Vi%
Sams
Pacific
Furniture
..20c
$1.10
Holding Corp., class A
11-15
L_x-
10-21
.
Fire
1
Co.———-'
9-30
11- 1
$1.15
$1.183/4
Standard
"
11-15
25c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Standard
><
12-1
Rubinstein
1"
125c
25c
(quar.)
6%
-
9-15
1$3
5
12-1
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
9-20
10-
10-20
1-
12-1
$1.02Vi
—
5%
10-10
10-10
25c
(quar,)_
common
-
Peterson
Royal
1
110c
:
class
9-
Row
Rowe
1
1*1.75
(quar.)
com.
-______
Ltd.,
"
•
__
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Wholesalers,
9'
125c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Products,
preferred
3
7%C
Debenture
Quebec Ry.
10-
$1.06
(quar.),.
St
Steel
'Oshawa
-Otis
Valet
Loan
3
;
9-16
28c
i
preferred (quar.)
Hour
Ontario
(quar.)
10-
125c
Oklahoma Gas St Electric, common
4%
preferred
(quar.)______.
3
150C
Extra
10-
,\
.
$1.183A
—____
10-31
10-15
97Vac
$1.033/«
Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.02Vi
Corp. (quar.)
.(.William H,),-- Jn(y
Rorer
9-16
'
J 20C
10-
11-
9-23
10-20
Ronson
Ocean
*
5.62 % %
,
(quar.)
9-30
$1.04
10- 5
iO-14
,
45c
(quar.)
10-15
9-23
11-15
Standard
$1
90c
10-28
20c
(Texas)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spalding
9-23
9-23
,
1
9-20
9-28
92Vic
($50 par)
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
common
$1.02
$1.02%
9-23
5
*
(quar.)
$1.02%
(quar.)__
5
10-
25c
22Vic
(quar.)
Inc.
10-
$1
__■_
—
10- 5
$1
$1
'
J
9-30
10-20
guaranteed
4.75%
$1
*
Co.
——
preferred
preferred
4.60%
10-
Service—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
;
•
(extra).
insurance
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25%
f
10-14
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15%
9
10-15
10-10
2%
10-20
,
1-
$1.25
,
-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
(Wash., D. C.)—
Stockholders will vote on Oct. 17 on a pro-.:
posed l-for-12 stock dividend-^
9-30
10-25
7%
Rich's
9-22
27 %c.
.
;
9-
10- 7
7
Service—
Electric
Life
11-
55c
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
common
3.90%
9-14
1
11- 1
11- 1
^
3.70%
3
10-
4.
10-
15c
Quarterly
50c
preferred
Co.
guaranteed
Rochester
1
10-31
J40c
(quar.)_
10-17
10-
10t
•
11- 1
11- 1
$2.38
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
11-
—
9-16
55c
(quar.)
4.40%
Richmond,
9
Drug,
Southwestern
59%c
6%
(quar.)
10-10
59c
68c
Telephone
Royalty Co.
9-20
9-23
10- 7
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
1st
$1.12Va
.
9-16
5%
lOr25
50c
33A%
9-22
l
$40c
$4.11 preferred
(quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Northern Telephone, Ltd.
Rich's,
9-
1
9-16
12 Vic
(quar.)
common
9-16
;
preferred
preferred
10-20
6
12-15
10-21
15c
(quar.)
9-22
(quar:)-
(Minn.) com.
(quar.)
preferred
Metals,
11-
9-30
1-1-61
$5
9-20
11- 1
(quar.)—
England
Inc.
Southland
25c
(quar.)
l
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.08
Reynolds
$1.13
Northern States Power
$4.10
Revlon, Inc.
10-
Southdown,
Southwestern
10-14
Common
Common
Revere
9-30
11-
New
Co.
10-15 f..
59c
_________
Chemical
St
Materials
10-14
J$1.50
com.
preferred (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
Southwestern
10-15
11-14
:
t$l ,, 10-15.1?
(quar.)—22.1/aC<"„t; 10-15
preferred (quar.)_.
(quar.)—
Fertilizer
10-15
19-31
11-14
10- 5
11-14
12- 1
11-14
11-15 :'V 10-20
t62%c
(quar.)—__
preferred
$4.75
11-21
45c
10-14
Plastic Corp. (stock dividend)
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Northern
9-22
9-30
2nd
10-15
1
75c
Supply Co. of California
Racing Assn. (quar.)
lli-
11-
128c
10-
6
11- 1
1,2- 1
com^i(quar.)
(quar.)-^—
Southern
9-27
10c
$1.06
(quar.)
3
9-21
Ltd-
10-14
preferred
Southern
10-14
10-20
110c
(quar.)
$1.06 y4
(quar ).
10-
3
16c
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Dividend obligations
(quar.)„
Voting common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
3
\
(quar.)
10-31.
:
2c
(Mo.)
Republic
$1.37 Vi
preferred
preferred
10-14
30c
(quar.)
4.22%
4.50%
1
$1.25
4.25%
'
11-
15c
(quar.).
V
(quar.)
43A%
(quar.)
10-11
10-
'Ltd.,
—
Power,
5.44%
9-9
110c
Canada,
Republic Steel
Lines—
(quar.)
Gas, common
Illinois
10-14
Colorado
4.72%
9-16
11- 1
1
12- 1
12- 1
25c
25c
26»96c
34c
"preferred
Power,
patricipating
Participating r
4.72%
12-2
10- 3
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Engineering
(initial s-a)_
A
1
10-
10-24
40c
Ordinary
com.
35c
Co.
preferred
class
11-
Canada
6%
Southern
St
Corp,
Chains
*1.10
Ltd.,
59c
Ltd
(reduced-quar.)
quarterly
Gas
—\
t6c
(quar.)
Canada,
Refractories
-
12-19
1-3-61
.__—$1.25
10c
Fund
North American
12-31
85c
(increased)
common
Insurance
Mfg.
Renmar
1
1
North American Aviation Inc.
Southern
8
25c
(quar.)
Life
15c
(quar.)
9-
87Vic
._
(quar.)
Canada,
A
25c
pfd.
30c
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
(Mass.),
preferred
Class
9-30
10-10
(quar.)_.
A
com.
Chemicals, Ltd.
American deposit receipts
10-14
10-15
$1.50
Cloth
(quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., 6%
Co.
Corp.
Renold
1
(quar.)
Wire
,10-10
Reichhold
2
Newark
New
Pump
5%
Reitman's
45c
preferred
(quar.)
10-
29c
*•-
Southern
(quar.)
11-
H5c
140c
35c
preferred
12-26
(quar.)
i
(quar.)—_
com.,
preferred ( (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred j, (quar.)
4%
4V4%
M'achinery-
&
America,
of
1st
10-17
(Conn.)—
Telephone, Ltd.
\.
common
Raybestos-Manhattan
11-15
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)
England Trust Co. (Boston) (quar.)
Telephone (Ohio)—
New
Corp.
$3.50
9-15
10-31
$10
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
17%c
50c
Brunswick
$1.20
$i.oey4
income)
Quarterly
New
10-
Co.
Hydraulic
Radio
9-15
3
11-23
t50c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Co., 3%% pfd.
National
9-30
_
2Vs%
—___
(quar.)
J.)
10-15
10-14
Racine
9-30
(quar.)
dividend)
Power
Mining Co.,
Water,
10i 5
10- 5
12-
28c
28M2C
10-14
10- 3
10-31
10-31
65c
—
9-20
10-31
10-15
10-31:
■
9-30
10-15
■__
(a distribution of
J ),
10-15
5c
—
(quar.)
common
Fund, Inc.
.llC
.
.
(Toronto)
(stock
preferred
Nelson
Ltd.
Car,
Corp.
Neiman-Marcus,
3c
California
Southern
10-3
12y2c
$1.12'/a
(quar.)_—
com.
9-30
9-30
9-23
10- 1
-
tlOc
,
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
<-,
10-14
10-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
10- 5
11- 1
10-14
25c
:
Edison,
preferred
.
——
pfd.
9-7;
11-30
11-30
9-27
10- 7
9-23
-•
<
(quar.)
-
9-30
9-30
9-7
,t30c .^10-31
t50c
10-31
15c
4y2%
Water,
,*
„
^—
(quar.)
4.56%
9-26
,j
—
Insurance
Corp.
California
Southern
Ltd.—
t:—
Ltd.,* class .A
Sobeys Stores,
South Carolina
:$30c
t53c
/
—
-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
10-28
.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Quebec
Series
(J. \M.)
11- 2
$1.12Vi
1
_
Quincy
net
-
National
preferred
11-15
National Securities St Research Corp.-r-
Quarterly
(quar.)
26c
Insurance-
dividend
Quaker
(Ala.)—
10%
$2
Smucker
5c
—
(quar.)—
4.48%
City
/•
10-31
11- 1
: 10- 3
10- 3
1-2-61
1-2-61
...
(quar.)
(Howard);Paper Mills,
Common
..
;
-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Smith
9-15
2
.
_»•„
«—
—
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(N.),
$2.12
.
84c
,
t
.
income)——
of America (quar.)
class A ;(quar.)
$25c
-
of New Hampshire—
(quar.)
—_
Corp.
Simon Hardware
7
11-15
10- 3
11-
*
9-30
10- 3
130c
(quar.)
.
11-21
15c
ll%c
10-31
9-30
10-30
10-14
10-30
10.14
—,—$1 J 10-30 ,10-14
35c
10- 3
9-22-.
37.V2C
10-11
9-22
(increased-quar.)
investment
9-30
10- 5
9-30
9-30
,6%c
(quar.)_____—
Co.
_
6c
20c
,——
common—
-10c
15c
Shulton,- Inc.,
—'.
2.5c
r
Class B (quar.)—i,.——
25c
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)——
„tl5c
Class
B
(quar.)_
t——-——. J15c
(From
Sheraton
;
10-10
Leather
Seton
9-20
9-12
Inc.,
—
preferred
4-%
?.
/
' 11- 1.
12- l'
10-15
St Latz,
Class B
9-16
10-14
10-14
10- 1
$2
(quar.)™—
preferred—______
(Canada)
Co.
10-15
12Vic
t50c
37Vic
——
10-10
10-14
10-14
.....
investment income
net
From
Seligman
9-15
3.35%
4.50%
dividend
pfd.
8%
2nd
convertible
Bank
(quar.)___
Co.,
9-15
10-14
9-30
37c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Public Service
9-19
Co.
3
!
ordinary
!
-
Inc.—
11-1
-
—
Ltd.
Co.,
common
Shares,
10-20
10- 3
$1.17Vi
(quar.)
&
Shops,
American
33c
*
10-15
40c
15c
7Vac
10-21
12-27
C.)—
D.
B
80c
20c
(
25c
—_
(Washington,
Co.
90c
(quar.)_
1-25-61
'
-——
Candy
9-28
8-23
11- 1
3%
10%
•
,
10- 3
30c
Island)—
(Long,
Quarterly
v
Class
(quar.)
receipts
;
(quar.)
National
Selected
*
9-22
12- 1
9-30
9-30
((New Haven)—
quarterly
dividend-.
,
Bank
Stock
.
$1.75
10- 4
$1.50 .10-15
quar.)
10-10
12-28
10-14
10-14
10-10
Increased
i
$1.75
(quar.)—
B
Gamble
St
Quaker
Insurance
1
,
(quar.)
Canada—
preferred
Gardner
Provincial
Co.—
(quar.)
A
Bros.
43A%
-
Corp.—
Security
Stock
$1.25
75c
5%
Price
2
11-
(quar.)
common
3
10-
Ry.—
(quar.)
Electric (increased)
deposit
Inc.
Prince
$1.50
(quar.)
(Canada)
Service,
11-
10-
*
3.60%
of
Procter-Silex
-
pfd.
6%
Assurance
Linen
preferred
&-15
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.):
Lead
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills,
10-17
3
40c
30c
(Hartford)
1
8-24
25c
2%
$1.25
683/tC
5c
—:
dividend)—
(stock
(quar.)
Co.
St
10- 3
—_
30c
(quar.)
common
Security Insurance
10-14
11- 1
1st
Preway,
10-31
Fire
12-
Co.
Finance
Corp.,
Roebuck
Sears
5
11-18
10-14
10-14
H- 1
Inc.—
View Industries
Sea
9-16
10-
10-14
10-29
(One sh. of com. stock for each
preferred (quar.)
5y2%
preferred
(quar.)—
9-15
7
—
5%
$1
7c
(quar.)—
participating
American
quar.)
Quarterly
National
10-
35c
,
preferred (quar.)
Pratt St Lambert, Inc.
(quar.)—————
resident Brand Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—
(stock divid.)
Bank
10-15
Machine
preferred
4Vi %
(quar.).
Mfg. Co.
Commercial
RR.
Erie
Co.
General
Corp.
6%
(quar.)
Co., common
10-14
i
-
(quar.)
Edison,
4.70%
Power
National Biscuit
11- 1
—
Chicago
St
(increased
Cable
Portland
30c
(quar.)
Y.)—
(N.
Seagrave
10-20
(quar.)___
four shares issued and outstanding)—_
Seaboard
11-
10-31
11-1
13- 1
11- 1
l°c
85c
$1
—
preferred
$3.40
(quar.)
Williams,
11-15
5c
10c
:
Stock div.
^
9-19
dividend
40c
Pa.)
Wayne
Cordage
St
25c
5%
(quar.)_—
common
(monthly)
Co.
Co.,
Paper
9-20
9-14
9-30
10- 1
11- 1
u
preferred
10-14
...
Porter
.—
Bank
(quar.)
common
Lake
St
Inc.
Stock
(Md.)—
Quarterly
Fort
preferred
Plymouth
National
10-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh
10-15
37 Vic
(quar.)
Nation-Wide Securities
9-15
9-30
Pittsburgh, Youngstown St Ashtabula Ry. Co.
22 Vie
—
preferred
10- 3
10-10
10c
9-30
Company,
$4
10- 3
10- 3
10-15
10-15
(stock dividend)
Monthly
1
—
11-10
12-20
11-18
Co.—•
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (stock dividend)Mount Vernon Mills, 7%
preferred (s-a)__
Telephone St Telegraph—
(initial-quar.)
System, Inc., common (quar.)
12- 5
90c
1
11-10
States
10-25
Co.,
St
Fetzer
12 Vic
Telephone
Distance
11-30
common
Scott
Lumber
10-15
New
7
$1
11-30
Mountain
10-
07 Vic
—
Co. (quar.)
Piedmont St Northern Ry. (quar.)
7%
10-31
t
(quar.)
(quar.)
Diablo Co.
Industries
Aviation
Scott
Pillsbury
Extra
(Ed.)
Scott
Scott
$4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)_^_
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Mount
Schuster
Scientific
10-20
$2.50
9-15
Mount
9-19
10-11
62l/2c
30c
50c
37Vic
(N. Y.) (quar.)
convertible pfd. (quar.)
11- 1
St
9-30
9-26
Y.) —
(N.
Trust
Quarterly
Schering Corp.,-"5%
10- 3
$1.50
&
Schenectady Trust Co.
11-14
(quar.)
9-30
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(initial quar.)
Co.
common
9-15
20c
—
9-15
(quar.)
new
11-15
10-25
3
Inc.,
11-15
1
.
10-14
Motorola,
1
10-14
10-13
10-17
(quar.)
Bank
15c
10-14
preferred
Morgan Guaranty Trust
12-
12-
8c
Products
National
5%
^
(quar.)
Long
Pickering
Tubular
Holders
Payable of Rec.
17c
(quar.)
Paper Corp.
Sawhlll
When
Share
of Company
17VaC
RR.
Quarterly
9
5
Transportation—
(quar.)
Trenton
preferred
Philippine
9-30
10-11
(quar.)
(quar.)—
J.)
(quar.)—_.
split)
Suburban
Morris,
3.90%
Saxon
9-16
10-
65c
(quar.)
(2-for-l
St
3
1
14c
^
preferred
5%
N.
Bottlers
Cement
Philadelphia
11-
14c
—
(Increased quar.)_
Co.,
(Bergen
General
Philadelphia
11-28
Co.
Chemical
43A%
9-23
10-
30c
Name
Scarsdale
dividend
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Trust
12-14
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
10-14
12-
dividem
(stock
(quar.)—,—
<fe Co.,
Ward
Trust
Montrose
Moore
Co.
Power
Montreal
Co.,
Co.
Glass
(qukr.)_.
1
10-31
Paper
(quar.)
5
11-
Quarterly
Minnesota
Minute
Peoples
of Rec.
Fibre—
(quar.)
common
Non-voting
Per
Holders
Payable
(quar.)_
common
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
(Wilkes-Barre)
National Bank
Miners
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Chemical
Vocing
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Coal
(J. C.) Company
Penobscot
Co.—
(quarJ
Co.
Co.
—
__
Mickelberry's Food Products
Mill
10-10
6c
class
Inc.,
15c
20c
(Fred),
Meyer
Miami
Miami
When
Snare
of Company
28c
$1.09
10-19
9-29
-10-15
'
9-30
10-15
$1.31 f/4
10-15
30c
10- 1
9-30
,
Swank, Inc. (quar.)
Symington Wayne CorD.
(quar.)_
20o
TIME, Inc. (quar.)
'Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)____;
Class B (quar,)__—
4%
Terre
preferred
Haute
20c
9-30
10-14
Mfg. Corp.
11-15
10-20
25c
11-15
10-20
20c
11-15
10-20
15c
10-14
25c
"
(s-a)
Malleable St
10-15
10-31
(quar.)
9-30
9-30,
9-16
:
....
.Continued
on
page
46
Volume
Number
192
5991
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1309)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
-1
Lowest
40
Sep
59% Feb
108% Oct
1
9
84% Apr
20
134
18% Mar 26
46% Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
47 % May
Apr
27% Dec
23
57
Lowest
40
8
Mar
8
28
98% Mar
43
52% Mar 10
24
23% Mar
16
NEW YORK
Highest
69 '/a Jun
8
15
114% Jun
7
Abacus
Aug 22
10
42% Jun
Abbott Laboratories
v4%
29
convertible
ABC
common
Vending Corp
5
57 y2
106 ]/2
1
29
52
Jan
15
4
23% Jan
2
12
Jun
23
15% Jan
4
34% July 15
21
Sep
26
32 % Jan
6
Acme
: Sep
23
•
23 y2 May 31
9
16% Apr
17
28 Vb Jan
20
Apr
4
47
Jun
17
9£
14
63
"
Jun
1
21
29% May 11
11% Sep
28
23% Jan
2
38 y2 Dec
29
23 y2
Sep
27
40% Mar
3
22 y8 Nov
23
10
Sep
26
20% Feb
24
Air
59 y2 Sep
29
85.
Jan
4
Air
71
-
290.
A
Sep
22
91% Mar 10
Oct
328
Apr
1
22
*
Control
4.50%
3% Feb
28% Dec
30
35
Jan
30
27 Va Jun
9
32% Aug 26
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
8
11% Sep
29
38% Feb
8
23%
Jan
6% Mar 19
2
3% Sep
% Sep
77% Jun
9% Jan
*32 % oun
12
7
10
57
Dec
18
18
4
59
Dec
Feb
Jan
5
56% Jan
4
6%
22 % Jan
28 y2
29
29%
29%
38 y8
31%
39
37%
38 Va
37%
12%
38%
12%
10,500
12%
21
12%
21%
12%
21%
12%
21%
25,400
21
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
22%
24
23%
23
24
23%
72
26%
12,300
71 %
72 Va
72
Inc
24
23
25
69%
72%
50o
Industries
1
26
58% Jan
13
' Jan
4
84% Sep
1
Allied
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
4.08%
4
4
Aluminum
Co
33
Mar 18
42
Feb
29
61
21
July 20
50% Mar 15
Amerace
25
78% Jan
6
Amerada
27
31% Jan
21
July
23% Sep
17% Apr
92
Aug
9
Jan
7
4
July 12
6%
14% Sep
28
30
Jan
4
American
Bosch
51% Jan
7
American
Brake
Shoe
33% Nov 20
25% Mar
4
19
6
26
29
2
35% Sep
47% Jan
17
40% Mar
2
33Va Sep
35% Jan
2
61% Aug
7
40V4 Sep
Jan
8
41% Aug 23
19% Aug 111
July 28
27
31
Mar 13
122;
Feb9
12
23
17%
Dec
3
93
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
30
Apr
21% Sep
21
1
89% Dec
14
14
17
24% Jan
May 28
36y4 Sep
26
811/2 Jun
28
-
45y8 Sep
*
v
%
46% Jan
21
17% Sep
27
Feb
30% Aug
1
20 V2 May 12
6% Jun 30
38% July 21
July 27
22% Sep
142% Feb
25
May 27
18% July 9
2
Feb
25
52% Nov
17
84
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
; 16%
Jun
Si
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
31
Dec
18% Apr
21
Mar 17
Metal
18
Aug yB
29% Apr 13
74% Sep
9
American
Motors
Ameri
An
Sep
1
Ameri
Jim
20
Ameri
11
75% Aug 22
Amer
33% Apr
19
48% Aug 12
3
16% Feb
American
Potash
American
Rad
Mar
7
67 % Mar
8
27
42
3
54
30
148 % Mar 20
Dec
29
63
117% Oct
5
125
% Mar
29
Mar
133% Jan
13
35% Aug 16
124% Jun
57
American
American
American
1%
&
72%
Dec-22
18
Jun
21
34
28
38% Jan 20
American
26
82% Feb
3
American
31% Feb
23
American
Sugar
Jan
2
63
4
25
Jun
Jan
4
American
6%
Sany
Snuff
Co
25 % Nov
24 Vb Nov
23
4
14% Jan
2
51% Nov
26
30%
Sep-23
29% Aug
27% May
7
25% Mar
29% Sep
1
25
Feb
21
14
Mar
19 % Oct
63
Dec
2
Mar" 13
46%
58% Sep
22
74% Mar 17
50% Dec
1
60% Mar 18
45
7
26
8
American
American
Feb
3
86
Dec
17
34
Mar
28% Oct
For
47
July 28
37%
83
83
47%
45%
46%
45 Va
46%
45%
45%
45%
463/4
25%
25%
25%
25%.
54%
25%
25 Va
24%
24%
54,300
1,460
52%
53%
52%
46
25%
26
,
....
.
17%
17%
17%
29%
*28%
30%
•28
40o
23
23%
22%
23%
23%
24%
17%
24
6%
22%
173
54%
17
7
6%
23%
22%
53
54%
7
6%
22%
178
173
44%
47
45
*46
19%
19%
18%
22%
174
2
.
169%
45
20
19%
7
32%
22%
171
45%
47
20%
19%
14%
♦14
14%
14%
14%
•13%
19%
20%
20
20%
19%
20
3.50
59
•83
*100
60%
58%
103
*100
60%
85
*82
31%
33
32
32%
21
58
21%
85
21%
22
100
91%
91%
16%
.♦15%
15%
*15%
20%
20%
20%
♦82
32
21
♦90
17%
17
♦90
103
•100
59%
85
21%
93
19%
*14 y8
103
59%
60%
85
32%
32%
M%
19%
♦100
23%
4,300
10,100
48%
8,800
2,500
19%
14%
200
20
2,200
103
60%
*82
63
54,000
85
33
34%
21%
•f
16,300
169%
47%
14%
20
•82
32%
22%
165
19%
19%
400
3,400
7 Va
7
24%
♦90
3,100
22
29,400
93
10
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,300
15%
15
15%
15%
15 Va
400
19%
20%
20%
69%
21%
70%
68%
69%
286,500
69%
70%
69%
€9%
69%
70%
34
35
13,200
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
36
51
48%
35%
50%
33%
48%
48
50
49%
50
50%
53%
64
par
66
65
7,000
10,000
66%
66
68
67%
68%
68%
71
45,600
35%
37%
35%
5
12
12%
12
♦143
144%
143
32%
32
25
21
93
5,700
24
166%
*13%
103
13,300
17%
303/4
46
1
♦100
53%
17%
30%
24%
173
1
50
17%
8%
22%
500
1
29%
17%
7
18
32%
100%
-
52
140%
*58 VA
♦124
35%
36%
12%
143
12
*141%
32%
32
36
%,.
12%'
144
20
35 %
12
141 Va
v
20%
36 %
35%
12%
12%
141 %
•141%
36%
8,300
12%
32,300'
305
143
32%
32%
323/a
32 Va
32%
104
99
101
953/4
100 VA
97%
99%
98 3/4
100 VA
53
53
1,100
54
53%
54%
53%
54 VA
53%
54%
140
22,000
.139%
58%
139%
139%
*123
125%
123%
25
25%
24%
25
24%
25
22,200
25
25%
25
25%
25%
27
17,200
141
139 %
59%
*59
59%
125%
*124
24%
25%
25%
125%
25%
253/8
26%
25 3/8
26
59%
59
140
140 %
2,700
141
59%
58 Va
•123%
720
583/4
123 Va
125%
900
20
64%
63%
65
64 3/4
66
653%
65%
66
66%
28%
28 VA
28%
28
28%
26%
27%
26%'
27%
29
3,900
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283/4
283/4
29%
*16%
17
*16%
2,400
17
167/8
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,300
88%
90%
155,900
56 Va
58
Tobacco
5
33%
893/4
91%
■
89%
90%
87%
90%
87%
89
3,500
.12.50
59%
61%
59
—100
123%
124%
122
25
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 ya
5
20%
21,700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 y8
20%
25
*28%
28%
29 Va
2,800
29%
*28%
29%
•28%
29%
•28%
29 VA
25
27%
27%
*27%
273/4
27%
273/4
•27
273/4
♦27%
273/4
150
1
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
•15%
153/4
153/a
157/a
1
52%
54
5,300
54
56%
55 %
573/4
54%
56 Va
56
57
1
23%
25%
8,200
24%
25%
24
series-
73% Jun
AMP Inc endorsed shares
60
57
59%
56
122
122%
122%
122
58
123%
124
22,400
1243/4
800
100
Jan
7
29
42% Mar
33% Feb
17
25%
55% Jun
17
22%
25%
22 "Va
24 VA
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
393/4
40%
39%
41
43% Sep
33 Vb Sep
39%
41%
29
42 Va
19
40%
42%
68% Jan
Anaconda Co
437/a
19,200
50
44%
45%
433/4
45%
433/4
44%
29
64% Jan
43%
44%
11
Anaconda
433/4
443/4
No par
34%
43,900
35 %
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
34%
830
6.25
33%
33%
♦33%
-34%
333/4
34
33%
34%
33 Va
33%
No par
2,600
*91%
93%
17
1
32% Sep
20
9
85
Jan
12
4
41% Aug
6
36
Feb
17
36% Jan
14
3
45% Aug 31
37%
83%
22 Vb Sep
20
footnotes,
37%
«3%
Va
Preferred 5%% series
American Zinc Lead ft Smelting
44% July 5
93% Sep 30
44 Va Aug 12
95% Apr
17%
•36%
84%
*28%
27% Sep 23
18% May 17
Amp ex Corp
Anchor
33
6%
7,800
17%
36%
30%
Viscose Corp
Water Works Co com
Preferred
18
17%
18%
preferred
4
27
Refining
preferred
23% Jun 20
1,300
3,100
36%
55%
Tobacco common.
43% Jan
623/4
63%
American
13% Mar 12
4,500
61%
28%
14
6%
68,300
36%
423/4
♦83%
18
Tel & Tel Co
130% Aug 31
353/4
36%
•41%
28%
Sumatra
4
34%
15,300
1
American
Jan
19,200
9
com—25
25
American
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
17%
*38 Va
19%
8%
84%
1
1
51% May 19
17% "
35 %
37%
♦19
37
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
30
117
8,500
*36%
54%
Steel Foundries
17% Sep
20
26,300
38
*83%
preferred_100
97% Sep
63% Sep
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
9
34%
♦29
common
4
129% Jan
80
16%
36%
-10
com
21
16
36%
84%
No par
Apr
Sep~22
18
35%
5
Chem
12
Jan
61%
15%
36%
23
79% Jan
37
17%
34%
No PAT
Co
89
117
900
♦83%
1
22
17
3
1.66%
75% Sep
Apr
3,000
10
—2
35 Va Feb
7%
19%
8%
€2%
com
18% May 18
30% Aug 26
37%
♦19
8%
62
—1
26
27% Mar 15
37
19%
62%
12.50
13 % Jan
18
37%
61%
Co
26% Dec" 28
27 Vb Dec 21
43% Mar
8%
62
1
non-cumulative
Amer South
*19
9
61%
Stores Co
10
105
Sep
% Sep
4
37
63
100
117
Aug
15%
35%
61%
preferred
12
162% Aug 24
15 Vb
36%
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt ft Ref'g com-No par
30
126
*60
16%
41
'
Jun
8
37%
19%
8%
100
34% Dec
9
6iy2
61%
36
36
No par
& Std
54
Mar
31
*60
100
40%
40%
Equipm't Co_No
9
Feb
40
31
36
100
Gas
25
25% Mar 26
40
42
preferred
13
144% Aug 25
Natural
^Photocopy
Aug 24
♦19
9
10
9| News Co
Hp Optical Co
23
42,000
31%
36
Corp
44
May
5,400
18%
40
40%
;
67
Nov
24%
95
31
43
Products
18
56% Feb
19%
10
preferred
14
41
8%
Machine 3b Metals.No par
Metal Climax Inc com—1
Apr
7%
24
40%
36%
preferred
43% Apr
43% Apr
145% Aug 24
*60
300
s*
32
36%
Molasses Co
American
7
*60
40%
100
1,700
25,900
100
Fdry
American
July 22
61%
100
ft
92% Aug 15
26
92
Dec
Mach
28% Jan
12
*31%
No par
American
138 % Jan
32
36
Co
American
55% Mar 23
41%
32
18%
97%
42
Corp
6
2
40%
32 '
24%
18 VA
*95
34%
Products
15
28
40%
*19
1
Foreign Power—No par
58% Jan
18
133
&
27% Jan
May
40%
24 Vb
18%
97%
43%
com
Power
1
4%%
18%
*95
35
Co_
14
52*% Mar 31
1
Distilling
26
3.90%
19
100
36%
Barge Line Co„
31 % Sep
Aug 24
24%
18%
*95
32
No par
76% Jan
84
24%
19
100
33%
prior preferred
American
62%
43%
International Corp
Investment CO of 111
15
60'/2
35%
20% Sep
74% Jun
60%
37%
16% Jan
4
59 VB
36%
Ice
5%%
58%
24
36%
American
41% Sep
9
Co
Electric
American
58
12.50
Corp
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American
58%
23%
*31%
No par
American
6
58%
25%
35%
18
14
152
American
9
59%
42%
18%
_1
CorpJ
Cable
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
9
57
41%
3,700
33
♦55
41%
14%
4%%
Sep
33
56
41%
35%
Enka
103
33
56
36%
24% Jan
4
29%
41%
16%
Home
2
35,200
23
Chicle
Commer
American
61,300
70%
33
35%
common
ft
American
11
29
69
58
16%
Hospital Supply Corp
18
3
Radio
Co
American
9% Jan
28%
28%
67%
41%
38
American
14
Mar~
;
28%
28%
66%
*31%
16%
American Hardware
29
54%
Can
Chain
33% Jan
4
*
♦56
♦95
20
69% July 18
42
Jan
8
31% Mar 15
28%
28%
28%
67
57%
61
common
&
20% Jun
26
4
Inc
Cable
American
*
200
42
35%
American
16% Sep
~1
59% Jun 14
27% Aug 18
39,900
33
16%
15
86% Jan
14
•'
Mar 30
50
25 Vb
102 %
56%
60%
18
22
73% Apr
Amer
83%
24%
42
2
28
22
53% July
38% Jan
5
-
♦83%
*98%
56%
No par
Corp
Co
24%
100
24%
10
61% Jun
J an
Dec
11
*31%
3,500
15,400
42%
50
preferred
American
33
7%
43%
83%
24%
100
28%
7 Va
42%
57%
par
1
38% Jan
5
49% Jan
Aug 23
28%
2,700
7%
42%
♦55
No par
198% Jun
15
Jan
7%
*31%
1
9
13% Aug
19% Sep
38% Nov
65%
15
16
13%
Sep
28 Va
66%
29
17% Feb
94
•
44% July
89
27
July 27
98
American
71
Sep
2
65i/4 July 28
20% Jan
American
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
21
105
4
46y2Mar 22
Jun
193
American
43% Jan
6
32% Jan
24%
56
29%
65
preferred
1
23
36% Mar
41
28%
28%
14%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
13% Sep
24V4 Sep 30
76% Dec
28%
66%
_No par
Arma
28
50% Jan
15% Dec
28%
29%
Bank Note common
preferred—
35% Sep
13
14% Jan
28%
65%
preferred.—100
3
40% Nov
8% Nov
10
43%
*83%
24%
102%
80
Bakqries Co
6
7
83%
24%
*98%
common
convertible
58
7
83%
24%
102%
14%
42%
Co—
Corp
39% -May
2
83%
24%
*98%
28%
American
63
5
83%
25 Va
101%
I
Agricultural Chemical—No
44% Jan
Aug
7%
24%
12.50
Petroleum
14%
44%
No par
Leather
Airlines
7%
42%
101%
of America
Corp
American
7%
44%
10
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amer
7%
43%
83%
10
Aluminium Limited
Jan
7%
46%
100
common
convertible preferred
35y8Jan
108
7%
41%
♦83 VA
100
Alpha Portland Cement
47
55
Inc
4%
35% Jun
9
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
6,200
17,300
96%
3,200
4,700
58
/
♦94%
14%
64 % May 29
30
96%
47 Va
13
25% Oct
•94%
36%
24 Va Sep
30
4
97
47
2
.
♦94%
36%
7
45
97
35
47%
3%%
46
16y4
*94y2
11%
36%
33%
37
American
9
16%
11%
35%
34
46%
4
2
96
16%
11%
36%
32%
35%
18
Jan
96
1
11
35%
,
36
27
36% Nov
33%
14%
7% Feb
25
36%
32%
47%
100
10
55% May 18
35%
33%
36
44% Jan
20
11%
36%
33%
46%
25% Jan
44
11%
36
34
36
American
45% Oct
100
11%
36%
33%
1
11%
35
10
^
11%
47%
41 % Sep
Mar 31
106
81,600
10%
35%
106 y4 Jan
•'
20
1
47%
26
-
84%
35%
75
56% July 17
106 V* Feb
5
24
♦82%
♦82%
47%
30
17
40,400
83
84%
84%
19,700
35 y4
40 y2 May 26
31 " Sep 29
15;
lit
83
*82%
♦82%
'•
46%
20y4 Feb 11
141/2 Mar 18
Jan
7,600
%
84%
12
46
Products Corp
8
Stores Corp common—No par
50'/a Sep
2
46 y2 Dec 18
371/2 Dec
48'/a
12%
473/4
No par
Allied
Amalgamated
46% Sep
47%
12%
47 i/a
No par
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
11% Jan
19
84
47%
Co
58% Feb
28
29
20,800
46 y2
Inc
39% Jan
63 y8 Sep
20i/a Dec
47%
preferred
16
28 y8 Sep
55% Apr
25% Sep
12%
common
29
July 15
44V4 Mar 17
12
12%
473/4
100
Sep
115% July 24
Jan
12 y.
preferred
May 31
13
19
1,500
11%
i2%
471/3
1,700
28
20 % Jan
30%
12%
1
5
30,000
28
Aug
4%
30'/8
16%
Jan
2
3%
30 ya
48%
Jan
22
4Va
30 Vb
16%
40
45% Jan
3%
30 %
47%
36 Va Apr
23% Sep
4%
30 V*
16%
132
Oct
3%
31%
47%
29
Jan
—
4%
30%
16
29
58
*225
4%
31%
46%
26
32%
__
4%
31%
16%
Sep
160 % Apr
*213%
..
4 %
2
47%
.28% Sep
2
300
—2
14%
1
18
♦221
63 Va
16%
25
10
8,000
15,800
61
46 Vb
38% Sep
42% Jan
60ya
16%
39 '/a Feb
23 Va Nov
59%
15%
127% Sep
117% Nov
10%
47%
8
35% Apr
33% Apr
10%
14%
29
122
10%
46
17
'27% Dec
7,300
10 Vb
15%
Jan
25
16,900
10%
61%
49%
32% Sep
69% Nov
12%
24%
14%
11
83% Mar 17
Dec
300
11%
24%
46%
61% Jun
52
♦228
12%
24%
S
5
51
300
17,400
12
24%
9
7
5
*228
12%
24%
10
62%
74
11%
59%
10%
61%
•
Kid
32
12
10Va
63
3,400
4,100
24
12%
24%
62 Va
21 '/a
Chemical Corp
43 Va Aug
22
12%
23%
11 Vi
21%
Allied
4
Feb
13
25
10
21VB
Allied
24
33% Jan
12ya
■
x70
Jan
21
39
73
17% Jan
14% Feb
44% Sep
24 Ye
24%
69%
59
44% Feb
39 Va
23%
23%
,
19,500
27
64 y2 Apr
27
May. 1
77% May 11
24
24y8
~
common__No par
1951 series
100
pfd
21 y2
29
22
104
21
1
convertible
Allen
200
12%
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
107
29%
1
Alleghany Corp
May 27
♦106 '/a
Sep
46
2l
26% Feb
45
100
5,000
108
40J/2
Rights wi
8
200
57 Va
*106 Va
106%
29%
41%
55%
12%
No par
Industries
4 Va%
Shares
*40 Vi
56
28
Gas Corp
Products Inc
Aldens Inc common..
Aug 26
13 y4 Jan
J
41 y2
55 %
■
57
14% Sep
22
21% Mar 20
11
84
20
Sep
27
Dec
17
16
A
14
Sep 30
12
8% Oct
75
30
90 Va Jan
46% Sep
36% Dec
52% Jan
7% Jan
8% May 11
30 Vb May 11
32 Va Sep 28
102
30
17% Dec
79
60% Aug 31
8
Apr
28% Aug 25
30
12% Feb
15
54y2 Nov
28
Dec
Sep
15% Nov
28
44% Jan
89
85
28
*39%
the Week
39y2
Alco
18
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
9
!
Sept. 30
13
Alabama
16% Nov
41%
56
106 VB
Friday
Sept. 29
29%
;
Products
conv
57 y2
108
Sales for
Thursday
41 Va"
10
Reduction
56%
*106%
*39%
12%
Admiral Corp
Aeroquip Corp
4
•
PRICES
40%
Addressograph-Mufcigraph Corp_2.50
Sep
Dec
Inc
Co
Adams Express Co_—:
Adams-Millis Corp
23% Jan
{17%
*"
SALE
1
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
2
Steel
58
106 Va
HIGH
Sept. 28
25
37 y2 Sep
Nov
ACF Industries
40%
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 27
40%
40%
27
.
Jan
Aug 17
40%
100
preferred
Tuesday
Sept. 26
1",
-26
'
Monday
Par
Fund—
12%
30 y2 Mar
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
1
!
FOR
STOCKS
.Year 1959
■
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
•
13
30% Mar
see page 24.
Wire ft
Cable
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson
;
Clayton ft Co_
-21.80
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
10
»■
*91%
93%
♦91%
93%
•91%
93%
93%
93 Va
38
38
37%
373/4
37%
373/4
37%
38%
38
38
44%
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
226,100
>
■
'
10
2,400
.
.
37,700
V
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1310)
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Prwious
18
49 Va Feb
40% Jan
26
Sep
Argo
4
Armco
Oil
Steel
May
-23
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
26
48% July
6
86 Va Apr
7
35% Feb
57
9
7
75
Jan
13
4
83% Aug 26
44 Vb Jun
9
Armstrong
Arnold
'
*
75
Sep
23
20
33% Oct
13% Sep
23% July 16
15
28 Va Apr ~
30
20% Jan
20'
'*
17% Nov
Sep
28
25% Aug 22
Aro
Sep 29
27%Jau
fl
Arvln
18
July 25
23% Jan
4
Ashlahd
37% Jan
8
2nd
Jan
2
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
29 % Jim
1
44
Feb
13
60% Dec
30
56% Jan
27
99
Sep
25
-Feb
9
106
69
Nov
10
50% Sep
29
;,63
34% Nov
17
9y4 Dec
29
28% Dec
18
19
11
100
107% Mar 31
:
88% Jan
2
-
Jan
Nov
10
47% Feb
17
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
31
5% Oct
28
15% Jun
16
68% Jan
27
15y4 Nov
24
21% Jun
;
32% July
10% Mar
33y4 Sep
-92
Jan
62% May
53% Apr
86% Mar
8% Jan
*16% Feb
96
July
1 24% Feb
27y4 Jan
28y4 Dec
17% May
9
23yB Nov 20
10% Jan
7
12% Jun
-
-
-•
-
*
-
„
-
7% Jan
1
9
42% July 24
28
8
18% Dec
17
37% Jan
"
17% Jan
4
26
24% Nov
23
27% Dec
7
24% Jan
23
101% Feb
5
90% Jan
18
Jan
8
79
Dec
11
86y4 Jun
8
80
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
25% Sep
56% Dec
28
66
Sep
28
43% Jan
34
28
Sep
30
62% Feb
' Sep
27
59
Aug
30
63,
Jan
6
20% July 27
25% Jan
8
39% May
3
57% Aug 23
8
58% Jun
28
40 '
6
25
Jan
29
44
Oct
12
49
Jun
1
Jan
-Nov
23
27
30% May 11
49% Sep
23
66y2 Feb
23
64 V* Jan
43% Dec
Feb
28% Jan
34% Mar
24
51% Oct
9
21
2
27
27
32
Sep
204
Dec
16
100% Mar 26
19% Sep
22
90
36 Va Jan
74% May
7
54% Jan
Bayuk
Cigars
Inc__
Beatrice Foods Co
3%%
4»/a% preferred
f
Beck Shoe
Aug 10
2
32% Mar 31
49
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
13
Nov
2
61
Sep
22
89
May 14
57% May
6
74% Jan
4
Bendix
22% Sep 10
45% Dec 10
28%
Mar
3
22% Feb
3
30% July
1
Apr
1.
45
Jan
7
50
1
,Jun
10
33% Feb
39% Sep
5
31
12% Sep
28
Jan
12
83
35% Sep
10
42%
Dec
36 Va Jan
6
2
July
22
25
29
35
21 y4 Jar
,2
20% Sep 22
Jar
37% Feb
'
~9
63,
22
Sep
Dec"
28 % Jan
8
29
22% Feb
11
24% Feb
10
1
50% Sep
48% Jan
4% %
-
Black
Bohn
24% Sep
69
13
Sep 22
jJBum
Boston
■
Edison
29
12% Sep
8
6% Sep
8% May 12
40 ya Jan
13
66% July 20
44:
41 Vb Jan
48
Jan
11
29
12% Jan
12
Sep 13
63% Jan
4
65% Sep
2
33 y4 Sep
76
Dec
48
Oct
29
38% Feb
17
28
85
Jan
21
76% Jan
4
Dec
22
28 y2 Nov
12
26
9
57% Jan
6
76
.
k25 *
Mar 16
110
Oct" 12
66
w
Jan
35y2 Oct 26
47 Va Nov
6
33% Mar 16
29 Va
Nov
4
35% May 28
13% Sep
Aug 30
Aug 25
16
29
42% Jan
Aug
4
4
23
76% Aug 19
Jun 20
77
35% Apr
12
24 V4 Jan
4
15% Sep 27
27% Jan
82% Nov 27
31% July 10
94% May 27
80
32
8
6
Jun
6
86
Sep 15
Dec
14
37% Jan 21
26% Jun
2
34
15% Oct
22
24% Jun
11
13%
Sep~23
14% Jan
2
18
20% Apr
& Maine
Brlggs
Stratton
St
Bristol-Myers Co
Brown
Shoe
May 10
32% Sep 29
14Va Apr
8
29
Co
Budd
$5
'
*
Co
preferred
18
Buffalo
Forge
4
Bullard
Co
36% Aug
9
Bullock's
23% Aug 25
24
73% Jan
5
66
Jan
21
Bulova
Watch
Co
1
Nov
24
17% Oct
5
18
Jan
4
2*7a
30
27% Jan
9% tour 17
31
Sep 30
17% Sep 26
9% May 13
45
Mar
22% Aug 14
10
Mar
89
80'
Feb
11
7
9
26
Jan
4
38% Aug 26
7% Jan
6
16% Jan It
2,100
46
*21 %
21%
48%
49%
1,600
39%
41
6,900
*31 Va
33
*32
46%
:
*81 Va
83
*16
.41%
16%
*16
16%
,43
44%
143%
*91
93
12%
59.
61%
28 Va
29
49%
,1%
1%
33
33
12%
s
36%
36%
37.%
39%
40%
40
40 Va
j
.
83
14,000
'■
67%
69
35
*33%
35
40
41
43
43%.
45
9,800
16
•
66
16
•
'
*16%
.45%
'
12%
4:7 Va "
*91
>
X
93
12%
16%
48
49,
:
*91
12%
500
86,100
..
93
12%
12%
10,200
59%
57%
58%
58
58%
27 Va
28
27%
27%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
: 1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
301,100
33%
33%
1,500
1%
33
33
37%
33
38%
39%
13%
Xl2%
12%
33
.
72.
71
•141%
143
38
33%
37%
39%
40%
12%
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>
>
29 %
73
.
:
58%
"13
143
■ 40
"5,300
;-47,500
ifv
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90%,.'
28
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142
-
,
16%
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142%
144
95
.
16
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83
40
12%
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12%
71
*70 :
71
12%
9,100
t
13'.
70
22%
120
23
22
22%
22
22%
*22%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
.13%
13%
4,800
29%
30%
30
30%
30 %
30%
31%
49,600
23%
18%
19%
24%
30%
23%
23%
18%
19'
19%
19%
48%
48%
.
'
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19
i9y4
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
.24%
'48%
>
7,500
14%
.
48%
49%'
49
34
j
,33%
33%
80%
33 ya
*78
4,800
.
29%
28%
-
1,400
7,000
22%
5
5
1
500
148,000
143
70
.
::
6,000
41
143
141%
15,000
,
,
39%
40%
..
141%
Va
23%
14
3,000
,
235:
3,-87%
''
35%
.346%
.95
-
s.<
88%
500
32
,•
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65
5 /
If
'
45%
93
2%,
1,200
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V
V
40
32
»45%
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1.
65%
35
40%
-
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83,,
63
33%
44%
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,(
,t (-*95 :
f.'r. ' r--i5%
16
♦33
1%
;
88%
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33%
■;
...
15%
84%
12%
1%
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•
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:
88
35
.
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;
33
,
46%
16'/a
vr >
40 Va
49
21%
38%
65
29%
1,200
49
♦33
62
52%
48%
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61%
51%
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63
49
52%
38 y2
34
•81%
•
500
51%
48%
95
93
27%
21 Va
95
44%
*26%
37
16%
•
27%
48%
96
.
400
27%
'
-
.21%
86
-
♦78
80 %
48%
48%
33%
33%
*78
19
1,600
-
3,600
1,100
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49%
4,500
33%
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33%
14,200
80%
33%
80%
'•
■.
19%
1,500
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80 Va
49
.
•
21 %
.
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2iy2
23 :
22%
23
5,000
67 yd
1
68%
65%
67%
65%
66%
66%
66%
66
66%
4,700
No par
,
-*6%
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6%
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7
12
12%
~
12
7
7
.
12%
,
9%
:
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6%
6%
6%
12y4
9%
'
9%
11%
11%
12
7
1,500
12
-
f
23 Va
22%
23 y«
22%'
22%
22
22%
♦40%
41
9%
42 Va
40%
40%
39%
39%
6%
*6%
46%
46%
23%
41
9%
•-9%
^50
7
7
45%
_3
7
7
45%
46
45%
7
•
45%
7 /
!
9
6%
'
•
45%
.54%
55%
54%
55
53%
100
•80 Va
83
*80 Vi
83
*79%
,_10
28%
28%
,28.,
28%
28%
100
109 %
109%
109 Va
108%
46
28%
108%
►108 y2
547/a
54
83
..'
■
*79 y2
28%
*108
'
9'/s
2,200
7,400
23%
13,800
40%
•
9%
22
9va
40!/a
700
7%
2,400
55
58%
55%
83
47
*79%
28%
83
5,800
20,200
"-L
—
—
28%
28%
5,000
108%
108%
250
,
109
..73 %
73%
75
74%
74 Va
600
67%
70%
68%
70%
68%
70%
70
71%
71%
73%
126,600
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
33
33
14%
14%
14
14%
13%
14 Va
13%
14%
14
14%
9,600
16,:
16%
15%
16%
15%
16 Va
15%
is,.;
16
16%
25,900
85 Va
♦82%
18
•
75
♦74
74%
*73%
23%'Sep
87
Sep
16'
12
*82%
85
•82%
-29
29
85%
*82%
85%
28%
11%
29
29
29
*29
29%
12
11%
11%
11%
12
12
8
33%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
1,400
8
17%
19
18%
19
18 Vb
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
20,100
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
17 Va
17%
75%
75%
75 Va
37,200
300
J
100
com
100
100
:8
-
*75 Va
76
75%
*75%
75%
*75 Va
69
*67
69
*67
69
*67
82%
♦81
62%
81
81
♦81
82
31%
32%
31
31%
23
24%
23
23 Va
34%
35%
*4%
4Va
Calumet St Hecla Inc.
i7ya
i8y4
Lake Mines Ltd
22
Sep 29
27% Apr
II
55
May 26
Apr 29
61% Aug 22
1.89
Corp common.
preferred
!
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mills
1
Co
Co
Ry
;1.66%^lf£Xt
No pdT
f
8%
*8%
8%
8%
'34%
"
34%
34%
34%
33%
66%
--
87
10
3lVa
31%
29,700
22%
23 Va
1,800
8%
|
82%
8%
600
33%
34
4%
4%
4%
4y4
17%
17%
17%
17%
16
14
15%
14%
14%
65%
66%
64%
66%
64%
66
21%
'.20%*
21 Vr f
20%
21'
86
86
86
*85
<21%
*23
22-t
8%
1
'
34
4%
4%
18
1
69
*81%
•
4%
'
*84%
6,000
15%
15%
15
1,000
12%
17%
*
64%
'
29%
*67
Va
30% -31%
23 »/3
23%
*8%
'
4%
8,400
14%
.
*
3,500
7,700
18%
14%
60,300
65
66%
9,700
22
9,100
18
21%
*84%
87
*47.
48%
•47
48%
►47
48%
20
40
48%
*47 Va
*39
•38%
39%
►38%
39%
*38%
39%
300
22%
22%
13,500
86
4
100
47%
47%
No par
38%
39%
if
V2Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
P*r
•56'/a
57
55%
56%
55%
55%
-
.
85
*29
69
•81
*82%
.
75%
•67
California Packing Corpl
Callahan Mining Corp
conv
2,900
12%
8%
$4.25
'
12
10
8%
Canada Dry
74 Va-"
1
f
.3.33%
Campbell Soup
3
24.
.
25%
Campbell Red
July 28
see page
2,500
50%
45
45%
38%
0*95
*
r16?4
25%
Sep 27
2
32% Mar
25
50%
,
,
120
160
23,300
*45%
228
1
Aug 24
42 y4 Sep
69
24%
51
*215
31%
16
49
11
24
47
31%
67
43% Mar 14
1
30
:
■
I.:,
'
32% Mar 22
Apr 22
44% Jun
13
4'/,
55% Dec 28
uvv
For footnotes,
8% Sep
32% Aug 12
57 Va Dec
i
4
27 Va July 27
51
24
,,50 j
24%
22%
240
29%
3.50
Byers Co (A M)
30
27%
23%
Bush Terminal Co
36% Sep 22
27%
30%
Inc
Sep
41 % Nov
27%
37%
'
Inc
28
Feb
26 y4
■
30%
—
20% May 27
4
27
49%
.
33
13
—No par
1
Co
I
5
23
25%
47
12Va
8
35% Feb
Oct
87
95
36%
common
5
Dec
87
27'A
*93%
30%
-
'.
34% Jan
19
86%
'
No pal
2
79
94
86 Va
21%
38
,
,
42%
f
;
Jan
16% Sep 20
13% Dec
19,300
27%
94
No par
40% Jun
26
27%
27 Va
36%
i
:
3
Mar 30
7,400
30
Bucyrus-Erle Co
17% Jan
26% July 28
80% Apr 10
Inc:
20% Mar
10
57,600
86
25
,
48%
2.50
Brunswick Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
45% Mar 18
46 Va Jun
14,200
12%
95
1
21
2
29%
12
36
common
28% Oct
.
4%
29%
12%
36%
3%% preferred i
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50ft preferred series A
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
82% Sep 12
30
5
47/a
29%
29%
Corp.:
6
Jan
114,600
<
Briggs Manufacturing Co_
78% May
6% duly 10
14%
'
Aug 17
18
;
21
\ '".
34
*91
100
May
28% Nov
13%
4%
52
43 Va
16%-
_5
^
84%
13
:
47
40 V2
1.25
Inc—:
6?
2
14
RR—
13
Mar 10
13%
27%
50
33%
2J
76% Jan
62
57,300
35%
t.
Burlington Industries Inc
4ft preferred
;
;
3%ft preferred
,
4% ft second pref
Burroughs Corp
68 y2 Jan
33%
29%
Co common
convertible preferred
-4%ft
■
19ya Jan
31%
'
28% Jan
31
82
31%
86
♦43
66
-
29% July 13
Mar 22
104 '
\
30 %
36%
Bridgeport Brass
39% Sep
21
94
53
62
7.50
Common
6
22 ;
8
800
13%
13%
*20%
29%
•'»
;
4
53% Jun
20
1,000
74
74
13%
21
35%
Co
13% Jan
44% May 25
Nov
-
13%
*20%
27%
49
33%
100
,'
.
July 27
Sep 29
6
33 y2 Jan
44
:
52 Va
48
*16
2,000
"
*
4%
49
96/Vr9&
,
14%
28%
common
^Borman Food Stores Inc
5% preferred
Braniff Airways
9
74%
360
24,400
4
3%
14%
73
.
3%
14%
12,400
79
*77%
79
30
4,900
35%
36%
;
Club Inc
________
18
r
35%
2.50
Inc_—
""Co
Fg-Warner Corp
18
17% Mar 13
35%
29
3%% preferred
11% Jan
17
41
35%
& Brass Corp
20% Jan
11% Nov
'42
42%
3%
13%'
24i)Skrii,i- *224
47
1
29
.
84
28%
AftjAme Co
_
"
8,300
*83
35 Va
21
32y2
14%
4%
31,500
84
14%
75
-
35
50o
Co
26
6
*78 y4
9%
9%
35
41
79V4
3%
14%
.14%
*73,
13%
*20y4
30 ;
13%
62,600
9%
35%
'
9%
10
6% Sep
5
27 y4 Jan
79Vi
.•*, 3%
21%
21
21
*83
10Q
Mfg Co
11% Sep
15% Jan
29
34%
21
9%
36ya
84
84
43
'44 . "
35% 36 .
54
*225
8
Co_
Laughlin
Boston
7% Nov 24
'
.
20%
' 9%
34%
51
34
~
40$
Inc common
BAfi^H^-Month
...
14 y2 Dec
'
&0%
*'
100
8
;
Decker
W)
-
1 peso
Bond^^^prine
79% Mar 30
5
Ino
pfd series of 1951
&
Boeing
8
15
59% Feb
66% Mar 17
30
24%
,
1
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford
7
28
77.
18% Aug 10
68% Sep
25
52!/2
*49
50
7%
(E
29
Jan
■.v
•
87%
26
25
"V'
28
1
common
—
.
Gypsum Co—
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
&
33% Sep
7
3,500
500
27 y4
*86
|
Co
Inc
Co
81
Bliss
18% Sep
24
Best
Bliss
40% Feb
48%
81 Va Apr
Sep 24
52
1,400
7,400
27%
♦85
86%
l
;
Consolidated
4
35% Aug 23
23% Sep
1
25
Benguet
Blaw-Knox
17% May 11
May 14
Corp
5% preferred
,
207/b Jan
29
Mar 28
51%
1,400
4
96.
96
26%
100
-
Bell Intercontinental Corp
4
6
Jan
27%
96
86%
No par
common
preferred
29% Jan
28
13% Sep
23
24% Sep
8
49% Mar 23
9
24% Apr
8
Feb
26
5
July
46% Jan
v Aug 26
21% Feb
3
28% Sep
56% July 15
30% Jan 18
15% Nov
8
.4
82
40
'
'
10
Bestwall
Jun
151
70,.Sep 30
35% Sep 26
11
24% Mar 31
13
67% Jan
6
19% Oec
Sep 23
Aug 17
1% Jan ,4
,
50
27
138% Jan
Howell Co
St
4 Va ft
17% Aug 30
8
6
11
Mar 28
Bell
13
28
Feb
106
27%
"
~
1
Beneficial Finance
52
59% July
*104%
12%
1
Belding-Heminway
5
43%
104% 105%
50% • 51%
X
28
50
14
155.
;
I:
RR
Dec
22
2,800
12%
100,
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
49% May ll
64
29
83
43% Jan
32% Sep
61 %
12
100
pfd
22
387/b Jan
60%
28
*8iy2
4%#
(A S)
Creek
32% July 27
60
4%
86
Aircraft Corp
1
31 y4
12%
83%
Beech
41% Apr
31%
28%
16
Beech
6
31
4%
100
6
36 ya Jan
31
,
12
„__1
18
Sep 14
23
19%
28 Va
2.50
81% Sep
Mar
18%
18%
l2y4
I
42 Va Apr
20%
18%.
19
30
.
Inc
17
20%
340
18 y4
4%
12.50
—
Instruments
13%
20%-
12
27%
No par
common
prior preferred
conv
26
2,
' 4%
21V*
9%
36%
85'
45
36
78Vi
4
14%
74%
14
21
33%
14ya
39
33% Sep
21
Va.
51
50
56% Feb
1 y4 Dec
51
5,400
13%
•>i
21 Va
9
11% July 27
'
37 y4
10
24% May 11
106
*104%
48%
11
57% Jun
.
t
21
Beckman
92% Jun
61
33
18%
.
28%
\
Beaunit Mills Inc__!
19
106
:
51%--51% ~
'
60
110
32 %
.
*104% toe;
51 Va~\ 517/a
r— *104%
!
61%
,
81
*78
18%
•
-
10
2
25
"
31 %
4,200
20 Va
-j
10
Inc
B
89%. Feb
'■*. '
62'
*
19%'.
31%
31V4 .31%
19
Bausch St Lomb
Aug 29
37% Jan
31
1
!
20
18%
18%
19%
61% ..; 61%
-
20
.
i9
51%
Feb
5
-
1914
51%
Apr
15
*31
,
,
19%
*
18%
52 Va
Dec
May
19
-7
52%
84
18 Va Dec
21%
21
" -v
52 Va
65
76
14%
xl3%
14
20%,. 20"%
18% ' lgi"
15
" 52 Va
13% Jan
v
*13%
*14%
„
10
42
16
32%
,
27%
9
29% Oct
31%
14
32
27%
SI
'
31%
100
2
12% Jan
30%
14
100
:
18
70J
30%
100
32% Dec
.
32%
,32.,
100
Dec
137
79%
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
-
,
44
79%
No par
35 y2 Jan
95
11,900
29%
43%
82
27%
25% Jun
8
29,000
45
29
44%
27%
103% Sep
83
30%
44 Va
30%
43%
30%
-
27%
3
21
29 y4
29
*79%
30
■
-
27%
13
Apr
29,000
1
20
*
60%
preferred—TOO
stamped
15ya,Sep
78
59%
1
28 y2 Jan
78
59%
Bangor St, Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
14
97,
57%
82%
100
noncumulative
62% Jan
6
59%
13
Corp
preferred series B
Preferred
14
Jun
226
3
58
•
_.
Co.
90% Feb
July 29
30
Mar
183
-
preferred series C
4ft
14
Jan
7
45
30
Mar 21
„,37
Dec~11
Jan~23
178
_
Stamped
Apr 27
Dec
59%
44 %
10.r
Baltimore St Ohio common.
9
25
1
4%
11
49
58%
1
Wilcox
St
4%%
Aug 15
22% Sep
2,300
59Va
43%
—loo,
Baltimore Gas <5s Elec com
•
14
45
Jan 20
Babcock
8
88
28%
.
Jst preferred-'—.
Baldwin-Llma-Hamiltoh
98% Aug 30
,
28 %
'
30% Aug 12
26
Dec
89
28
*79%
1'
.
Babbitt (B T) Ino.
4
Sep
12.
31
27%
Common
_____
10.
21V* 22':% ""20%'
'
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
- 9% " 9%'
9%
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
- 37
37'/a
*\,36%,
*
4% preferred
100 , "
*84Va 86
*84
. Atlantic Coast Line RR
_No par
45
*' 45 "
44%
Atlantic Refining common,
10 " ' — 36 - - 36%:
"35%
$3.75 series B preferred.
700
T7%" 77%
'
77'%
Atlas Corp common.—
1
"r
3%",4
.3%
*
5% preferred J.
—i
20
- 14%
14% * " *14%
Atlas Powder Co
_
20
74% 76
'
74%
Austin Nichols common
No par - ~ *13%" 14
" " 137/a
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
*20y4 21
*20y4
1
Automatic Canteen Co of Am«r_2.50
32% 34%
31%
Avco Corp
1,
'
" 13%
14ya
13%
•
July 25
4% Aug 16
8
67/b Dec
30 Va Feb
13% Jan
27% Jan 8
10V* Aug 29
38% Aug 29..
88 Va May 11
88% Feb 24 '
41% Jan 4,
80% Aug 18
6% Jan 4
15% Feb 18
96'/a Jan 28
20% Jan -4
84Va Jan 11
82yBJulyll
17Va Aug 18
-
!.
Atchison Topeka A Santa
-
20% Sep 27
9V* Jan 7
28% Feb 1
79% Jan 15
40% Mar 4
31% Jun 17
74% Jan 4
3% Sep 26
14% July 15
73 - Sep 29
12% Aug 1
20% Sep 15
21
Mar 11
11% May 11
1.
8*
4
11»
6:
25
17
3
26
11
29
16
13
7
25
31
28
81%
2.80
Associates Investment Co.
4
31
27%
44%
preferred $1.30 seriea~No pa*
5.25%
July 18
30%
29
31%
Oil, & Refining common—I
Common
J|
Shares
30%
28%
31%
29%
81
—2.50"
Z
the Week
Friday
'
•«.
43%
8
Inc—i
Sept. 29
30%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
72% Aug 23
i. s
80
Industries
Bales for
Thursday
58ya
1
Co
Corp__
Corp__
Equipment
PRICES
30%
No pax
Rubber
SALE
1
common
Constable
18 %
2
25% May 15
Co
$3.75 preferred
HIGH
Sept. 30
31%
31%
.
1
;
_
Armstrong Cork
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 23
29
10
Armour St Co
V
Sept. 27
30%
8
Corp
Tuesday
Sept. 26
No par
Corp
July 29
37% Nov 24
80 %
7
Monday
Par
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
9
77% Jan
19
B
30 Va Aug
64 Vb May
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
30% Sep
20
July 26
23V4
,
^
40% Jan
30% Sep
11
27
28% Nov
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
38'/a Nov
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
•
22
►55%
22%
56%
*56
*
87
57
40
400
Volume
192
Number 5991
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Baife for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1959
Lowest
123/4
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
373/s Feb
10
563/4 July 15
5% Sep 21
40% Sep 28
33% Dec
31
52'% Feb
23
Nqv 20
23% Apr 10
16
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13% Jan
4
Capital Airlines Inc
49"% Jan
4
Carborundum Co
Dec
331/4 8ep
8
23
451/2 Nov 25
62
Oct
48% Jan
19
29
12
253/s Jun
2
98
Aug 18
Feb
1
4
Carrier
43% July 15
29% Feb
23
78% Jan
4
27
313/4 Jan
16
25
89% Dec
26% Feb
7
29
6
Jab
12
30
Nov
16
26
9
Sep 28
91% Sep 29
5
Sep 28
24
Sep 19
2
1193/4 Mar 16
7% Apr
July 21
403/4 Sep
22
89% Nov 10
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
25
Sep 22
1141/4 Dec 22
763/4 Sep 22
345/a July 29
22% Jun
1253/4 May 13
91% July 9
1143/4 Jun
Nov
88
20
Apr
1
94% Sep
31% Jan
17
121% Sep
21
833/4 Jan
13
4%%
35% Jan
15
9
8
Nov
23
22
Mar 23
5
July 22
Jun
17
29
19
Jan
11
21% Jun
15
25"% Jan
15
17
22
Jan
55
30
Aug 20
Aug 14
75
24% Jun
51% Sep 16
17
80
181/4 Sep 21
303/a Jun 24
22
88% Dec 28
37»/a Sep 10
20
Dec 11
99% Feb
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
26%
8
323/4 Jan 20
27
July 27
Sep 14
42% Aug 25
953A Sep
6
88% Jan 27
423A Jan
4
46% May 11
31
59
Sep 20
19% Mar
8
55% Sep 15
28% May 23
42% Jun 19
20% Sep 30
32% Dec
31
32% Dec
IS
22
28% Jan 16
20% Sep 29
4% Sep 12
28% Feb
8 3/4 Dec
dan
7
8% Jan
12
15% Mar 11
29
13% Sep
343/a Sep
ll5/8 Sep
21
22
503/4 Mar
28 Va
"41/4
52
16% Apr
~6%
May 29
Apr
conv
79
1
Jari
29 '% Jan
31
5
11
27
26
16%
Sep 23
Sep 26
July 25
42
July 27
44
14
*
Jan
13% Jan 13
40% Apr
7
273/4 Sep 27
3'% May 11
9
.
6% Jan
10
70% Jan 11
Sep 29
.
37% Jun
503/4 Feb
9
'
87% Dec
16
35
Nov
30
19
Nov 24
25% Sep
15
Sep
99
27
4
131/4 Apr
1
,V
V
23%
23
120
*118%
75"%
75%
Illinois Lgt common.No par
4%% preferred .1
—100
Central Illinois Public Service
10
...
Century Industries Co
Cerro
de
No
J.
Certain Teed Products Corp—
Cessna
Chain
Belt
Co
42% Jan
6
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
9
8
Common
...
39% Sep
1
31
163/4 Sep 28
18% Sep 28
38% Jan
6
Checker
5
29% Jan
4
Chemetron Corp
46
Dec
743/8 July
15
19 y4
v
38
«
8
26
Aug
Jan- Iff
44% Mar 30
July
8
71 y2 May 22
Jan .5
325/s Jan
45 y4 May 25
26% Nov 23
36% July 28
37 % Apr 17
27% Dec 24
:
22
22
Aug
20
43% Jan
4
69% Jan
6
99% Apr 13
5
8% Sep
3
July 14
l53
333/8
94
17
Jan
18
34 Va Jan
30
21
Chicago 8c East;
Class A
,
22
Sep 20
29
29% Jan
32
21% Sep
21%
5
12.800
9%
915/s
25.400
9%
91%
5
24
91 y2
5%
*91%
22%
743%
9
5
24%
.
*118%
1(
92%
-
92»/a
91
1
9.300
1.000
940
8.400
32.700
91
228/a
*118'%
23 ya
"
5y8
25
24%
119%
75
21
74'%
10
2$%
19,700
1193%
20
75
1.700
253%
*39
94
1.300
173%
2.800
*49
53
*71 y8
75 '
24*%
*39
39%
93%
93%
200
213%
17%
*93
,
25%
;
3.500
213%
393%
25
39%
;
203%
10%
*18
53
77.
.
25
7,300
1,600
9^%
100
523%
21%
32%
53,
52%
52%
52%
21%
345%
52%
4.400
203%
21
20%
31%
33
35
34/4
35'%
2,600
15.400
21
21%
203%
21
20 7%
21
4%
28 ya
29
11%
273/4
11%
29
43%.
28%
45%
173/a
*49
11
453/4
*17%
20%
la y4
21%
♦71
11%
(5/8
20%
21%
*18
77
U%
35/b
20%
18%
213%
173%
53
5%
5
5
.
*5
3,800
5%
900
11%
11%
UVa
2.000
29%
11%
28%
28%
20%
29'%
19.700
11%
11%
11'%
11.3/8
6.700
28%
28%
29
28%
3%
443%
46
11 y*
11%
...
3%
11
27%
.
293%
15,700
3%
3%
3%
03%
5.100
46%
2,100
28yfl
93%
.39!
,
28%
28
20
33%
-
44
28%
93
92*%
92%
93
40
393/8
40%
38
18%
18%
9
83/4
34
34
33%
57%
58
57%
*92
preferred
100
*92
111 RR com—No par
,
„40
106
9%
20
*9%
21%
27%
28
*20
45
44
106
*88
1
9%
363%
:
*
60
15%
23%
22%
23
213%
22
18
10:
123%
157/e
23%
22%
22%
243%
22%
22%
21%
*10
22%
18%
12
*113/4
12%
*113%
223/8
|
21%
15%
17%
18%
19%
10.900
19»%
10,800
9
33%
83%
8%
333%
58%
3?%
56 •
♦85
•
108
9%
22
15%
^
■i.i
,.
'
■
-26
4,300
900
12,000.
56%;
106
9
500
22
100
26%
2,400
*30/4
37'%
2.500
16%
>
;
1,7'%
17,700
60
14%
14%
15%
23%
22%
, J,
59%
14%
,v
'Jdv
-
8 3%
*20
20;- —
37.
16.%r 1
*36%
24%
15%
34%
173%
*20
60
16%
26
34%
M26
•
17
593%
14%'
7 60
15%
25
9.900
1,400
19
*9
363%
17
7.500
8®%
9%
37%
363/8
xl6%
193%
34 %
55%
*85
22
•
19
33%
27
,38%
66
9%
27
W.%
-
'
19
*
106
.
9.300
28
183%
34%
573%
*20
16%
.100
8%
85%
333%
393%
28
*92
17%
-
56%
60
37%
92'%
34
10%
58
93%
383%
1
18
33%
22
'37%
59
9:
.
28%:
92%
37%
V
343%
163%
183%
27%
2j50
preferred series A
33
.
28%
18%
;•
19
27%
No par
5% series A honcum pfd...—lOO
Chic^5 North Western com—No par
5
,
*9%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.——.—8
Chicago Rock Isl 8c Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow, Cab
—No par
29% Jan
^
20%
19 y8
.5% preferred1 isi..
Chic Milw St JPaul 8c Pac_.
,5%
49%
Va
46%
9
92%
*18
18%
Chic Great Western Ry com——10
4
343/8
21%
34
6
69% Feb 26
35%
175/8
7
23% Jan
75
■
103/8
43% Jan
36% Jan
,x46y2
44
23%
22%
35%
21%
19%
40% Apr
26% Jan
'
53
22
19
8
28
25%
.
118%
75%
94
52%
113/4
4i3%
25'%
5Va
223%
)
223/4
29
28%
*41%
24%
94
18%
8%
221
29
5
24%
*91%
39%
18%
...
29
26
92 y4
39%
53,
57/a
28'%
41%
26
9%
92%
;
39%
*93
l8»/8
Aug
6
9
28%
*41i%
,
44%
.
510
*253%
41%
26.
25%'
33%
Sep
July
'.15% Sep
-59
Sep
14% Sep
23% Sep
28
29%
*49
18%
26
'
6.700
/
*71
34
9:35 %
!
3.300
39 3/4
.43,.
.
;
183%
32 %
.....
bonvertible
97%
41%
40%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of .Virginia.
5
Chesapeake 8c Ohio Ry common—25
3%%
413/4
38%
253/4
.1.25
I
96%
41%
,
413%
17%
_.i
Motors Corp
97%
39
39
18
941/4
28 '/b
3
14% Mar 24
97»/4
41%
38%
27%
96/4
♦92%
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark Plug Co
26% May
8% Sep 28
323/4 July 5
55% Sep 29
5,500
"
"
No par
...
10%
118%
77
11%
9
4
13
25%
29
4
-
123%
28%
53
28%
10
12J/a
8,800
'
13%
21%:
*72%
11%
28%
3%
45%
1,400
181/4
*49,
10%
1
24
25%
75%
77
par
—.1
24
22
21%
xl,
Aircraft Co
Chadboum Gotham Inc..
233/a
173/4
5
Pasco Corp
3.900
23%
•41V4
93%
23%
♦72%
25%
39%
*5
53%
413%
41%.
38%
21%
35%
—
5%
40%
96l/4
120
52%
.......50
Central 8c South West Corp_.__2.50
Central Soya Co..
JNo par
Central Violetta Sugar Co
9.5Q
5%
40%
23%
12%.
,
223%
Central RR Co Of N J
Shares
5%
i'
21
40%
the Week
40%
"
.
25
53
,
Friday
Sept. 80
Sept. 2!)
5»%
♦17%
25%
Sales for
Thursday
41%
X21%
18
PRICES
5%
93%
53%
*93
'
Central Hudson Gas 8c Elec__No par
Central
,
21%
17%
223/4
-
SALE
40%
413/4
26 Va
•49
Jan
183/4 Nbv'23
13
23%
120
173/4
21
283/4 Nov 23
24% Oct
24%
*91%
93
21
17% May 13
118% Feb
363/4 Sep 29
23% Nov 25
-63
.5%
25
*91%
_N0 pat"
..._1%
Champlin Oil 8c Refining Co.
_—1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc—.1
'
8
Jan
38% Nov 115
Jan
34% Mar
17% Mar 23
29
26
25
•
92%
5%
.
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 28
23%,
.1.41.%, ,43'%
9%
9%
94
,5%
17%
*22%
363/4 Jan
'
13
Dec
Oct
64%
26%
10
94
.
373/4 Dec
9
4
106
Aug
88
24
"
;
26%
,42%.
<
24
29%
*41%
413%
24
Corp common
.....1
5% preferred:
:
;
.20
Central Aqulrre Sugar Co
-...5
Central Foundry Co
..1
Central of Georgia Ry com_.No par
5% preferred series B
..100
42% Jan
6
345/8 Feb
Mar
:
24
10% Oct
30
75%
455/8 May 28
25% Apr 17
'
26% Nov
39%
28»/8
9%
,
preferred series A.100
Champion Paper 8c Fibre Co—
'
■
42
39
4Q%
Celotex
8
413/4
40
*26
—
20 y8
3
27
13
71% Feb
6
42%
29%
*413%
,_i
7%
7% Feb 26
34% Jan
13%
97%
_50
,..12.50
preferred —1..
100
6%% 2nd preferred
—7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par'
4.20% preferred........
;
100
Celanese Corp of Apier com—No par
7% 2nd preferred
%
—.100
19
12P/4
96%
__1
___
8c General: Corp
Case (J I) Co common.
5
•
10
,
Carter Products inc
74% Sep 30
44% Mar 20
17% Dec 30
Jan
1143/4 Jan
13%
96%
5%
■
23
21 »/e Apr 16
Jan
Feb
.22% Jan
4%%
Carriers
24
39
__5
Corp common
preferred
:
42%
42
10
Carpenter Steel Co_
6
461/2 Jan
Sep 22
41
19
413/4 Jan
1
Dec
32
443/4 Sep
583/4 Jan
8
108
J
(Philip) Mfg Co
24
12%
96%
Carlisle Corp ——
1.
^
No par
Carolina CUnchfield & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power 8c Light
,__No par
Sep 30
383/4 Jan
18
Carey
38 '% Sep 28
27% July 22
40 '% Feb
9
17
401/4 Dec
26 3%
•
353/8 Feb 25
35
16
34% Nov
19
88 y2 Jan
102% Jan. 5
41% Jan 19
41%
5%
5
Sep
Tuesday
Sept. 27
5%
5%
41%
41%
24
1
12 Va Sep
85
Monday
Sept. 26
Far
23%
24%
243%
5.800
23 H%
233%
23-14
10,100
22%
11,100
59
21%
213%
21%
18
2,500
8.300
37 y8 Jan
2
17
Sep 22
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
12
Sep
26
18% Jan
Chickasha Cotton Oil
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
80
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp...—...„1
72%
743/4
50% Feb
4
72%
Chrysler Corp
73%
67%
72%
68
41
413/4
69%
69
71%
41%
23,200
417/a
403%
41%
41%
42
413%
42%
55,300
37%
6,100
723/8 May 20
40
Aug
4
Jan
Sep
71% Jan
*18
——.5
12
25
x—
18%
*18
*11
18'%
%
121%
*12
18
70
13
100
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
30 3/4 Dec
11
37
Jan
21
41% Aug 24
873/4 Sep
6
16
30% Feb
78% Jan
8
913/4 Feb
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35 y4 Oct 23
475/8 Jun
30
46 5/e Jan
14
61% Aug 12
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
643/4 Jan 26
26% July 25
493/8 Mar 9
393/8 Jun
49
77
Dec 23
93
Dec
17
4
1
101
July 10
38% Jan
9
Jan
4
15
Feb
5
273/4 Mar 20
17% Sep 26
24% Jan
4
43
Jan
9
57
4
16
43
Sep 28
14% July 14
61% Jan
151/4 Dec
18
Nov
2
183/4 Jan
2
29
99
57
62
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
62% Jan
Clevite Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co com
28
33
Dec
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
243/4 Jan
2
59 '% Dec
14
42
Feb
65
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
Dec
126
55 % Jan
65% Feb
28
29
20
Jan
4
17
9
126% Feb 12
48% Feb
35
Sep
21
433/8 July 27
71
Dec
23
82
22
72 y8 Dec
16
23'% Jan
8
34Dec
10
50% Mar 11
5
60% Aug 10
4
63 '% Feb
14
483/4 May
7
24 5/s Mar 13
18% Jun 21
15% Nov 23
24% Mar 23
14% Jun
74
60
32% Jun 17
25% Nov 17
543/4 Jan 14
12% Sep
55% Jan
90
Dec
5
673% Aug
7
2
22
2
10
14% Jan
6
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
58% Dec 24
17
Apr 20
101% Apr
112% Feb
9
19
Jan
18'
57
Feb
24
36% Apr
12
45% Jun
14
Jun
133/8 Mar
56% Mar
8
4
1033/4 Jan 22;
2
8% Feb
3
20% Sep
143/4 Jun
30
123/4 Sep
73/4 Jun
1
17% Jan
6
12% Jan 13
33% Aug 31
66% July 20
30 3% Nov
1
24
13
23
May 26
68% Jan
21
59
Jan
4
106 Ms Feb
25
96% Jan
13
26
20
23
1103/4 Aug 30
30% Sep
1
12% Jun 21
Jun
1
1
Dec
14
Aug 19
6
31
523/8 May 22
68% Sep
101
12% Sep
July 10
25
70
Aug 24
25% Jun 20
42% Feb
103
18
Aug 18
44
NOV
17
58% Jan
75
Dec
18
92
2
For
49
49%
50'%
51%
52%
52
53
131
*129%
'52%
*1303%
54'%
131%
2,300
130%
63%
63%
641/4
613%
63
62
63%
633%
21%
22%
21%
64%
22.100
22
21
21%
21%
21%
213%
21%
5,400
30%
31,700
*1125
Apr
6
13
16% Mar 12
23 y8 Apr
20
37% Jun 28
100% Jun
16
34% Sep 19 »
75% Jan
4
8
3/s Sep 30
19% Jun 22
48% Jan
4
107
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83 % May 23
131
*1125
129%
1303%
*1125
*1125
16%
*47
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd.
.100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
75
75
22%
22%
22
22%
22 3%
22%
477/8
46%
47%
47%
49%
51
73,700
48%
16%
16s%
17%
30,800
♦47
16%
16%
475/8
16 3%
48%
16%
47
47
*47
53
*51
16 3%
48
*47
53
*51
110
2.500
48
300
53
52
52
383/4
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
38 Va
383%
38'/a
39
20%
5
—
293/a
23
46%
17%
*52
10
13,400
203/4
20
20%
20
203%
20%
203%
20'%
20%
37,500
203/4
213%
69%
21%
22%
22%
23'%
18,000
20
21%
.No par
*67%
69%
No par
A5%
-46 %
Co
160
*1125
Colorado Fuel & iron common——5
preferred series B_____—50
22,200
22 3/8
Ohio Elec—5
50
*67%
.
45%
•497/8
46%
50%
*51
;
21
21%
*67%
.45
68
.
53
67%
.
67%
68
45%
46%
473%
49%
49%
100
68.
,45%
49%
•45%,,
50
_l
213/4
50%
32%
21%
22%
49%
21%
213%
21%
22
—10
22'%
66%.
64%
66%
64
643%
64"
643%
64%
17%
183/a
18%
17%
183%
18%
65'%
19%
60
61%
59
185%
60%
18
Commonwealth Edison Co com...25
4.64% preferred.2
100
18%
62%
59
60
60'%
61
*98%
200.
3,700
-223%
653/4
1
Combustion
Engineering Inc.
Commercial Credit Co
Commercial Solvents
.x,
61%
5.25% preferred.
...:
.100
Comptometer Corp
s
l
Conde Nast Publishing Co
—1
Cone Mills Corp.^
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
..No par
Consolidated Cigar. Corp
l
109
$5 preferred
pfd—
9%
9%
127/a
29
62%
101
48
.5
463%
8%,
30
63%,
102
99%
1083/4
13%
16%
83/b
283/4
62%
101%
173%
9%
13
8%
293%
627%
102
*97%
^108
16%
9
503%
99
16%
9%
97%
12%
123%
8%
8%
83%
293%
9%
62%
102%
47%
48%
83%
29%
61%
102%
123%
8%
283%
61%
101%
9%
13
28*%
62
102%
34%
35%
345/8
21
21
47
455%
61%
102%
343%
205%
293/8
7
7%
47%
7%
*7%
47%
483%
49%
343%
100
03%
6,100
13
7,900
8%
5.900
29
6.700
62 y8
12.600
103
3.000
50%
10,100
35%
7,900
21%
200
4-6'%
46
463%
8,900
7
8
*21
7%
7
7
430
.
29%
29%
29%
293%
29
293%
29
29%
583/8
9,500
58%
585%
59
58%
59%
57%
58'%
573%
..No par
58%
933/4
93%
94
6,600
94
94
95
94
95'%
95
95
No par
i_No par
590
*933/4
933%
95
*93%
95
95
95
80
86-
86
203%
Container Corp of America—
Common
85
__g
preferred
_100
Continental Baking Co. common—.5
'21%
*90%
—_
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental -Can Inc common.—10
$3.75 preferred „—
—No bar
convertible
12,600
20s%
46'
29%
$5
480
16%
34%
Consumers Power Co com—No par
Industries common
98'%
1083%
163%
48 8/b
63/4
14% Jan 20
98%
1083%
16%
21
1
22% Jan
99%
"48%
46%
6.200
1083%
16%
34%
♦20s/8
47%
10.200
27,700
11,000
108
34%
21
*
"38%
*101%
,,
343%
*77%
94
85
213%
93%,
39%
103
.35%
79
94
94
*83%
86%
*83%
21%
21%
93%
21%
*90%
38%
101%
•383%
38%
38%
100%
100%
100%
353%
*90%
38%
101
'
35
*77%
353%.
79
,..35
♦78%
86.%
22
93%
36
79
:
href erred-.:——;25
9
*20%
9%
21
9
>20%
.
*77%
86
30
21%
21%
22
9.800
93%
*90'%
30
♦90%
*84%-
387%
102
100%
.
36%
79
35%
*77%
9
8%
9
83%
8%
8^8
21
*20%
21
20%
20 7%
*20%
93%
.39%
11.500
102
130
36%
31,100
79
8%
9,700
21
-
iootnotes, see page 24;
5.700
,
*98
108 3%""
123%
29
,
48%
.100
4%
*108
173/a
83/a
_No par
Corp
109
*97%
9%
12%
.'.No par
Consol Electronics Industries—s_
99%
16%
—
Consol Edison of N Y com
-
r
Continental Copper, 8c Steel—
27
52
129%
29%
$4.25 preferred—
50
460
63%
130
76%
Collins Radio Co..
59
50
53
283%
$4.16 preferred..;
18
47%
*74%
88
11% Jan
49%
51%
23
6
20% Deo
48%
53
22%
453/4
81% Jan
18
51%
51%
.No par
'■
1
22
23
47%
lNo par
.—..100
Corp
Jan
44% Jun
_i
32'%-
76%
92
101% Oct
59
32
58
29%
79.% Sep 24
5
390
*58
33%
.No par
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred—
2
5,000
2,900
283%
96% Aug 29
963/4 Aug 25
Sep
54
95
*74%
4
90
38%
535%
95
*58 Va
76%
4
29% Jan
36%
54
96
533%
30%
88% Jan
14
37%
*95
58
-
29%
87% Jan
Jan
303%
2.000
96
54
33%
993/4 Mar 10
20% Sep 19
11,400
34
Consolidation Coal Co
83
16
30%
*33%
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
9
15%
293/4
58%
8
303/4 Nov
16
30
345/a
4
92% May 8
553/4 July 29
107 y2 Apr 27
15%
29%
*74%
26
9
37
*95
1,600
16%
75%
Feb
Deo
373/4
547/8
9,500
22,100
2.500
30%,
375/8
54%
.
30%
99
82
43%
75%
87% Sep 25
25 y8 Jun 25
43 Va
95%
40% Jan
5
45%
18
43
54%
Sep 23
53% Jab
7
Apr
*17%
43
373/4
2
.
4 4/4
17%
43'
95%
49 % Sep
19
Jan
61% July 11
43%
17%
44%
17%
43
38%
34%
613/4 Feb 25
43%
xl7%
555/8
963/4
*203/4
29
425%
17%
55
..1.33%
6
43%
433/4
38%
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
...5
Consolidated Natural Gas
—10
5
56%
15%
ConsolidatedFoods
Jan
55%
29%
2
42 3/4 Nov
56%
32
6
33
553%
16%
23% Jan
42% May ,18
6% July 11
56%
157/s
36 3% Sep
24
55s%
31%
603/4 Jun
573/4 Feb
33
16%
17
27
31%
32 y4
May 2
May 17
27 Va
31%
333/4
—
Columbus & Southern
20
31%
50%
Columbian Carbon
4
100
5,700
31%
'
29%
5%%
83%
100
35
52
28% Jan
83%
*99
30%
307/a
563/4
31%
95%
*37%
84
100
60
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
Aug 25
•^52%, Sep 12
17%
433/8
37%
*99
*34%
Aug 26
25% Sep 12
70
Sep 12
21 %
25 3/4 May
58% Dec
Feb
4
903/4 Jan
29 y2 Dec
45% Sep 21
12% Dec 17
2
21% Aug
8
55% Jan 27
19
2
17
43% July 27
39 Va Feb
3,
Sep 23
37% Oct
21% Dec
87
Nov
38% May 18
18% Mar 11
6% Feb
32
43
64
8% Jan
22 'A
v
9
1013/4 Sep 25
95% Dec
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
21
50
4
18
433/4
37%
*83
100
15%
-
Collins 8c Aikman
Jun 20
35% Jan
17%
•
46% Jan
30% Jan
43
43%
-
7
6
.
78
14
20
July
553/4
43%
37%
83%
83%
*58%
_
Co
57%
307/a
gtd—.50
.
preferred
303/4
*99
stock.—50
Special guaranteed 4%
7%
37%
84
100
42%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
L__._.1Cleveland Electric Ilium com—15
$4.50 preferred—:
.No par
Coca-Cola
40
84
100
56%
•
10
l
...
38%
84
100
30%
C6ca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y__—.1
Coca-Cola Internat'I Corp
-No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common..
^.l«
$3.50 preferred..—!
.No par-
Sep
8
453/4 Sep 26
16% Sep 29
193/4 Nov 18
Dec, 16
Aug 30
41% Jan
9
60%
4
66
July 11
26% Aug 24
78
47% Dec
433/4 Sep
136
283/4 Sep 28
18
Jan
7
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
72% July 5
71% Jan
293% Dec
Oct
Apr
27
7
35
19
09% Jun 23
Feb
215/8 Jan
49
8
2oy» Sep
45% NOV 13
Clark Equipment Co
—.5
40%
84
—No par-
90% Jan 11
23
Dec
39%
*99
.i..—.5-
2
Dec
57
Jan
City Investing Co ....
City Products Corp;
City Stores Co—
Mar 20
22
89
46
8.50
July 25
363/4 Sep 29
47% Jan 18
44% Jun
101
Aug 25
41% May 19
44'/a Aug
5
Common
4% preferred
—100
43/4 % preferred
——100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
C I T Financial Corp
.No par
Cities Service Co— L__
—_.xlO
5,'
,.4 < f? T U
,
.1.
100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1312)
16
October 3, 1960
.; Monday,
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Continental
Continental
Motors
4
Continental
Oil
20
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
Controls
23
66
Mar 5
13% Apr 20
/
45 Yb Oct 23
69% Jan 26
40
Jun
1
31
Sep
55% Jan
44% May 11
22
8% Sep
117/b Jan
29
57
Jan
Oct
Nov
20% Sep
19
45% Aug 12
25% Sep
15
42 VA Feb
26
16
50% Dec
23
35
4
8% Sep
31
42 y4 Mar
4
2
Co
Tire
Cooper
July II
39% Jan
7
54% Dec
59% Jun
89% Feb
84 Ya Feb
88
Sep 24
83 % Apr
8
87
Aug 17
88
May 12
85% Jan
19
90
Apr
24 % Jun
10
18% Sep
23
24% Jan
11
27
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
10 % July
15% Sep
9
4% Sep
13
64% Jan
4
Jan
2
5'A Apr
12
72
Nov
85
3
19
71% Nov 24
Mar 30
3
July 27
40
22
35% Jan
1*
July 27
72% Jan
78
12
40% Oct
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
23% Apr
15
17% Mar
4
23% Dec
23
28% Mar
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
19
26
Jan
1
38% Sep
38% Sep
Dec
44
7
40y« Feb
25% May
23
Jan
36
20
60% Jan
6
114% July
July
39% July 25
64
Jan
95
Sep
$2
4
24
167/s Sep
28
29% Jan
92"% Sep
28
109% Jan
5% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
37»% Jan
16
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
4 %
6
15% Dec
July
13% Sep
8% July
4
22%
23 Ya
23
23 Ya
8,100
27%
27%
273/4
27 VA
21 VA
27 Ya
27 %
27%
27 Ya
2,700
8%
83/a
8YB
83/B
8 Yb
8 3/a
8 3/a
8Ya
5,600
24 Ya
243/a
243/4
6,900
15Y4
15 Ya
15 Ya
33 Yt
33 Ya
35
61%
59,%
60Y8
-
61
-62%
64
X62:'
162
161
♦84
84%
*87
84
*84
84 Ya
*87
90
*87
18%
18%
18%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
75
2
35%
35%
34%
35%
35
35
1
19
19%
18 Ya
19 Yb
18 Ya
187/a
25
24%
24%
24
24%
♦233/4
1
31%
32%
31 7/b
327/a
313/a
common—2.50
36%
37%
36 YB
373/a
36Ya
36
36
46 Ya
46Ya
45 VA
93 Ya
*91%
of America—12.50
17
17%'
93%
94
preferred—100
convertible
17
173/a
*927/a
pfd
100
Sugar—
—10
♦13%
13%
5
100
9%
9%
83/4
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
5
5
68%
43/4
68%
5
9
83/4
.
Ya
*67Ya
3
13
Jan
18
Cuneo
——5
10%
10%
lOYa
lOYa
♦lOYa
37
Jan
14
31%
31%
31 Ya
31 Ya
303/4
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
21
8 % Sep
27
12% Jan
7
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
8%
8%
8 Ya
8Ya
59% Dec
18
67
July 18
60% Jan
8
Sep
26
Feb
19
21% Apr
25% Feb
2
27 % Jan
14
59% Jan
20
3
16% May
40% Nov 25
2
34 % Sep
56
Aug 27
5
14
9
31% Jan
37% Jan
96
8
31
94% Dec
14
67% Sep
27
Jan
Inc
No par
No par
prior
Class
*57%
*67%
%
♦20
58%
*57
21%
-
69
♦20 VA
57
21 VA
17
17%
17
36 Ya
*34 Ya
35 %
1,000
18 3/4
19Ya
18%
19 Ya
7,300
24 VA
*233/4
24 Ya
24
24
32%
32%
33 Ya
333/4
34 Ya
44,800
36Ya
36 Ya
37%
37%
38 %
9,300
'
*36
' ■/',
32
32
17 Ya
900
400
45 Ya
17Ya
410
•/
18
300
43/4
4%
13 Ya
87/a
8 Ya
8%
*67Ya
69 Ya
43/i
13 Ya
87/a
9
17,700
93
13 Ya
13 Ya
109,700
93
*91
93 Ya
200
37
44VA
*91 Ya
93 Ya
2,400
11,400
.
69 Ya
69 VA
*67 Ya
11
*10Ya
11
♦lOYa
303/4
*30 Ya
31 Ya
8 7/a
8 Ya
8Ya
4%
*56
203/4
720
-
1,000
5,300
.
200
~
11
31
600
500
31
8 3/4
58
.
13%'
9
*56
*20 %
12,000
,
100
58
68
70
67 V*
*203/4
213/8
21 %
100
17 VA
163/4
17 Ya
17
173/4
26,500
32
32
32
31%
31Y4
2,000
68 VA
67 Ya
68
68
69 %
4,000
33
68 VA
\
163/4
68 /
32
10
Inc
33/4
42 %
*36
46
17
33%
323/4
33
333/a
11,100
*85VA
87
'
Cutler-Hammer
37
♦927/a
57
203/4
173/a
32
VA
*35 Ya
'
3Y4
41 Ya
.
32
—1
common
A_
8 Ya-
58 Ya
1
Curtiss-Wright
7
25
Press
preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
$4
4
Apr 29
Nov
44
69% Mar 23
76
5
5
*13 Ya
13%
28
July 26
*74
173/a
10% Aug
63 VA
Aug 18
75
92 7/a
30% Sep
15
33/4
413/a
75
92 Ya
■
20
81% Mar 11
3 Ya
40 Ya
16 7/o
93 Ya
13%
noncum
2,600
33/4
"•
*92
•
41% Jan
30
14
900
" 41 Ya
3 Ya
40
15
12 % Mar 31
mi
*74
475/a
20
133/4
74y4
37
20
18 3/4
43
*36
90
18 Y4
3%
com
7,600
;
84 Ya
*87
18 Ya
74%
:
*84
90
41 %
Sep
65% Dec
33
84 Ya
4%
3%
6,100
14,600
.
13Y4
•'
5,100
7,200
161
Ya
76
93
4
18
158%
159
*84
87
93
Cuban-American
1£8
18%
46 Ya
11
161 VA
84
93
11
•
1 33
59%
'■*
62YS
87.
36 %
Jan
34%
r
18%
47%
6%
15
90
93
RR
24
15 VA
18%
36
5%%
.
24 VA
.
158 Ya
161%
46
14% Jan
7
243/a
—No par
Cuba
18
223/4,
43%
preferred—
12% Jan
7
22
24
*3%
Publishing
Crucible Steel Co
6
23%
No par
Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20
4
2
24%
42%
Corp
Seal
8c
333/4
161
preferred
Crown
20
Jan
Cork
33
*74%
preferred—
conv
Crown
32 Ya
_25
Corp
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
4
86
21
32% Feb
7
21
5%
1
21
98 % Apr
Wheat
31 Ya
——100
common—
of
Crescent
33
33 %
1
1
1
preferred-.—
Cream
18
17
31
50 % Jun
104 % Sep
17
16% Feb
28% Feb
9
9
37 Yt May 27
85
23% Feb
28
July 23
23% Oct
Co
3%%
5
41
1
Inc
Crane
22% July 21
*
1
—_
Coty International Corp
July 18
16% Jan ■" 2
36% Sep
,
.
Coty
32 VA
27
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
4
32
63
9
6
32
34%
Corn
11
33%
34%
Copperweld
9
Feb
85
51 %
34%
4
18 Y4 Oct
?50
34%
Jan
Jun
50 3/4
15
65% Sep
186
493/4
24
4
16
50
15%
29
Feb
49 Ya
24%
Sep
124
7
154% Dec
9
50%
15%
33
Co
Co
(Del)
13,000
.
49%
24
Copper
Co
24,300
487/a
50
15 %
7
Steel
8 Ya
24%
17
24 y« Jan
Products
24,400
8 Ya
15
93% Jun
65
483/a
8 Ya
24%
27
26
46% Apr
1
47%
8Y4
1
5
5
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—-
Sep
Range
48 Ya
9
8%
Sep
Shares
48 VA
8Ya
8%
15
15
50Yt Sep 23
.
21
48 %;
9
1
24
33% Mar 17
19% Sep
8%
the Week
Sept. 30
23%
1—5
Co—
Rubber
&
9%
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 29
-
,
32
5
!
PRICES
Thursday
"
•
49%
—7
Corp
48%
9
—5
Corp—,
Cooper-Bessemer
29
Delaware.
Sept. 28
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 27
48%
49%
47%
1
America
of
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 26
5
_
of
AND
Monday
Par
Insurance
6
Oct
9% Sep
46
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
D
43% Jan
22
1
32%
33%
32 Ya
100
85 %
85%
*85 %
3
12%
13
12 Ya
12 Ya
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
50c
Daystrom Inc—
10
Dayton Power & Light commoh—7
15
15%
143/4
15Y4
15
15%
14 3/i
15
145/a
15
32%
33
,31%
333/a
313/s
32 3/a
32
33s/a
553/4
563/4
55
55
54 Ya
55
*78
Dana
4
Corp common
preferred series A
9
46% Dec 21
91% Feb 16
31% Jun
Nov
13% Feb
2
19 Yt July 27
12% July 18
18% Jan
6
Dan
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
49% Mar 18
61
Jan 14
14% Sep
31% Sep
30
33% Jan
6
28
46% May 31
6
Feb
6
47% Dec
18
34
72% Dec
83
45% Mar
58
9
Aug 30
56 %
*78
79 Ya
*78
79%
*78
80
79
79
*77 Ya
*81
82
*81
82
*81
82
*79
80%
♦79
80 Ya
75% Jan
6
Preferred
3.90%
series
100
*81
82
*81
82
50c
32
33%
31 s/8
Dec
1
26% Nov
4
33
8
82% May 23
35% Aug 17
38 y» Apr
28
19% Sep
May 25
26
15
6
srikjL2% Jan
JanTi
Jan
Sep
Decca
Records
48% Aug 10
Deere
&
28% Jan
8
Delaware &
9% Jan
6
Delaware Lack
35% May 17
47 VA Aug 11
20
21
5
20
26 VA
26
18% Jan
7% Sep
28
Dentists'
Aug 15
Supply
44%
45%
43 7/b
443/4
433/4
20%
20
20 Ya
20
20%
6%
6%
6Y8
6%
"6 Ya
6%
2)43%
42%
425/a
42%
42%
26
26 5/a
243/4
26
223/4
23%
22 3/a
22%
143/B
13 Ya
14%
20
DeSoto
40 y8 Mar 23
47% Sep
14
Detroit
Edison——
54% Jan
60
Mar 21
Detroit
Apr
25
28
7
29
14% Sep
27% Oct 28
7
10
6
26% Jan
27
Detroit Steel Corp
4
Vilbiss
Co
Dec
7
24% Mar
8
33% July 29
De
13
64%. Oct
30
50% May
2
66% Aug 29
30 Ya Jun
15
41 % Nov
17
29 ye Mar
8
38% July
8
Diamond
$1.50
28 % Dec
32% Mar 24
7
28
Jan
11
31
Apr
14
24% Aug
22
17% Jan
15% Sep
19
20% Feb
23
6
—
preferred
Stores
Diana
Corp
26
49% Jan
4
Disney
(Walt)
31% Sep
22
24
33
Jan
4
Distillers
21% Sep
21
29 % Jan
23
18% Sep
20
28% Feb
16
11% Nov
25
17% Jan
12
11% Sep
26
13% Mar 31
16
24% Sep
16% Apr
20% July 23
25
19% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
26
24% Jan
6
29
99% Jan
4
Dow
20
30% Jan
4
Dresser
2
28
19% Jan
6
74% Jan
7
100"% Dec
11
71% Sep
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
19% Jun
22% Jan
6
28 % Apr
24
25
Mar 15
14
23
14% Jan
6
11
Sep
11
May
53% Jan
27
27% Aug 17
Sep
33% Sep
26
19 Vm Aug
18
27
13% Jan
4
Sep
17
278% Aug
9
7% Sep
183
3
27
14% Jan
29
266% Jan
7
96 % Jan
5
103
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
83
17
26% Jan
12
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
41
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
21
46 % Mar 13
38% Jan
8
447/s Aug 24
41
Dec
41
r
16
48 % May 26
42 Yt Jan
5
Nov
18
46% Jan
13
40 JA Jan
18
42% Jun
19
47
22% Feb
2
33% Oct
27
28% Dec
29
28% Dec
31
Dec
22
46 Ya Apr
9
25% Sep
22
34 Yt Jan
21
42
Mar 24
18
Mar 23
July 29
Corp
32
73 % Dec
85'% Jan
11
23% Sep
21
75
24% Mar
75
23
Mar
30 Ya Apr
8
16% Sep
Dec
1
94
Feb
92
Mar
112
Apr. 16..
28% Sep
29
1
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
4
89
Aug
4
16
79
May 15
89
3
Mar 21
17% Sep
29
26% Jan
54% Feb
8% Feb
14
63 Ya Dec
21
45% Sep
28
Jun
7
14
Mar 20
11% Feb
8
16% Jun
39
Jan
27% Mar 10
35% Jun
29%
29 Ya
29 %
293/4
1,100
18%
19%
18 Ya
18Ya
18 3/a
19
183/4
18 3/4
18%
193/4
4,300
11%
11%
11 Ya
11%
•11%
11%
113/4
113/4
1,300
24 Ya
,-22%
11%
23%
11 Ya
23%
223%
22 3/4
22
22%
64,600
33
50
Jun
20
22% Jun
21
12%
29
May" 11
11
Ya May 11
28% Aug 28
Sep~18
23% Jun
Jan
25
Mar
26%
22
9
73
29
41'A Dec 23
31% May 26
38% Jan
76% Dec
16
88
78
84
Jan
9
Jun
20
Dec" 31
10% Oct 27
50
Oct
29
56
Oct
21
19% Mar
,
2
19
23
Sep
41% Sep
13% Jan
7 % Sep
29
May
4
32% Sep
13
63
Apr
2
56
July 14
58
30% Mar 12
11
Sep 28
20% Jan
28 % Dec
Feb
15
20
Apr
49% July
8
29
Sep 26
40
37% Nov
9
25
Sep 26
37
2
28
10Y8 July 16
28% Aug 31
10 Ya Jan 13
7
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
79 Va Aug 11
Ya Apr
37
Sep
96.
6% Sep
31 Yt
Sep
2
35
Jan
9
-
7
9Y» Mar 1
36% July 20
1
89
Sep
20
237/e Feb
For footnotes, see
page 24.
29
Feb
8
32% Sep
21
28
4
32
Mar
Aug 12
3,200
18,600
*17 Ya
17%
17 YB
17%
17%
17 Ya
1,200
-
29
293/a
29 Ya
293/a
29%
29%
5,600
14 Ya
14 Yb
143/b
14%
145/a
14 Ya
15%
10,800
9%
95/a
95/a
9 Ya
9%
9%
9 Ya
3,300
9%
9%
1
7%
7%
_——.5
Nem
(E I)
184 Ya
185 3/4
993/4
,
73/a
<
,
73/4
73/a
7%
183 Ya
186 Ya
,
7 Ya
73/a
7%
7%
2,500
185 VA
183 Ya
185%
27,800
& Co—
183 3/4
186
100
183
-
No par
99 Ya
100
99%
100
No par
78 Ya
79 Ya
78%
79
•79 Ya
80
79 Ya
79Ya
*79 Ya
5
50
50
50
50
50
50
5
24 Ya
25%
25
25%
243/4
24 VA
243/4
24 Ya
24%
*38
38 Ya
38 Ya
39
*39
39%
*39
*43 Va
39%
39 Ya
39 Ya
443/4
•43%
443/4
*43%
443/4
*43 VA
443/4
*43 %
44%
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
44 %
44%
43 VA
43%
*43%
common
preferred
24 Ya
45
•44
45
*43 Ya
45
43 YB
43 YB
*43 Ya
443/4
*42 Ya
433/4
44
44
*43 Ya
45
*44
-
993/4
45
18 Ya
18%
*18%
19
*18 3/0
100
993/* 100
*43 Ya
18%
45
433/4
*42 Ya
600
20
350
433/4
*44
v
3,400
10,100
44
44
0421/2
V
:
80
45
*44
45
18 Ya
*44
18%
45
18
100
60
800
18%
E
Lines
5
prior
Kodak
Steel
21%
21
21%
21%
21Y4
21%
213/a
2,000
23%
237/B
23%
24
24
24Y8
24 VA
25%
16,000
29'
283/4
29
28 3/a
283/4
28 Ya
285/a
28%
283/4
10,100
77 Ya
773/4
77
77
YB
763/4
Corp—2.50
163/4
_10
110%
113%"
110%
1123/4
109 VA
•94 Ya
96 Ya
*94 Ya
96 Ya
*94 Ya
30%
common
17
16 Y8
17
165/b
763/4
163/4
112
763/4
-
165/a
107 Ya
76%
76%
16%
17
111
17 Yt
3,900
48,300
,
96%
94%
94 Ya
*94 Ya
31%
293/4
31%
29
29%
28 Ya
293/a
28%
common—1
*59
30 3/4
593/4
59
59
59
59
58%
58
58
•86
58 Y4
87 Ya
•86
35
35%
Co
Inc
360
77 Ya
111 3/a
-
109
100
Stores
1
preferred
Co
21 Ya
24
285/a
—50
Co
preferred
Bros
213/4
235/a
10
100
preferred
Stainless
21%
1
Inc—
Fuel Assn com
8c
Products
common
2.50
•92%
87 Ya
333/4
*92 Y4
♦86
35
93
95
33
87%
Ya
*92%
34%
95
18%
183/4
Xl8
18 %
18
46 VA
463/4
46
46 %
6 Ya
63/4
453/4 ..,46%
6 3/a
6%
63/4
67/a
18
86
86
34
35%
*92%
50
2,800
95
17%
18 VA
18%
18 5/8
46
46
46
6%
400
35%
343/4
*92 Yt
453/i
63/4
13,900
87 Ya
*86
95
40
96
63/4
6%
2,000
6,000
47,400
10
5
47 Ya
13
47%
13 Ya
47 Ya
12%
48%
13%
12 3/a
123/4
32%
123/4
12%
13
;—3
133/4
333/a
32%
13,300
33
325/a
33
41 Ya
43
325/a
32%
32%
42
333/4
41,300
44
43 Ya
443/b
43 5/a
44 Ya
44
Paso
Battery
Storage
Natural
Electric
Gas
Mfg Co
preferred series A
RR Co
& Pittsburgh
Evans
Products
Eversharp
"•
Inc
Ex-Cell-O
28
6 Ya Apr
17
31
29 Ya
5%
B6
29 Yt Mar
11
27 Ya Nov
12Va Feb
28% Feb
81
14
9
29
28
16%
29%
series
Erie
7
21 Yb Sep
Mar 12
18% Jan
Jan
16 3/4
30 Ya
93/8
Erie RR common
38% Jan 27
9
Jan
21% Jan
8
163/4
293/4
14%
preferred
Englehard IndustriesEquitable Gas Co
11
8
34% Oct 22
16%
30%
29 Ya "
4%
26% Jun 24
64% Jan
17 %
16 3/4
29 Ya
.2
Emerson Radio 8c Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
1
6
7
70
17%
17
29 Ya
15%
Emerson
7
24
283/a
*29
series
El
4
32% Feb
5
15% July 23
2
17% Sep
Mar
40
xl7
17%
1
Elgin National Watch Co
Aug 30
19'A Sep
34%
X23%
17%
28%
17
29%
Electric
34% Aug 22
32 % Jan
24%
17
28 YB
preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—
9
20
8,900
163/4
26
4%%
23
Oct 23
7,000
16
255/a
163/4
14
4 VA %
7
9% Jan
28
18
263/4
17
25%
17%
29
$3.60
26
38 % Jan
16 5/a
255%
600
1
Eaton Manufacturing
26
17
1,200
16 Ya
International
4%%
4
29
6% Feb
3,200
14
1
Ekco
44 Ya Apr
16%
14
25%
$4.15
4
7
163/4
143/4
$3.50
6
16
30
16%
14 Y4
293/a
4%
July 29
8% Dec
30
16%
14%
37,000
Edison
31% July 16
29%
163/4
143/4
44,500
65% May 23
55% Aug
303/a
16 3/a
15
$4.50
96% July 21
7
*293/4
163/4
15
21%
Jan
17
30%
16%
15%
Preferred
<
1,000
73 Yt
34
7% Dec
5,700
Preferred
15
36% Jan
18% Jan
343/4
26%
Eagle-Plcher Co—
64
34 Ya
71%
•
88
Aug
45% Jan
333/4
20
Jan
15
33 Ya
723/4
29
28
34%
29%
DWG Cigar Corp
Jan
33 VA
28,100
20%
$2.10
33% Sep
14,500
343/4
153/4
71%
July 11
24% Jan
8
87
6
563/4
20
44 Ya Aug 24
92% Oct
31
55%
733/a
46
46% Dec 24
303/4
54%
25%
preferred
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred—___
46% Jan
15 %
30 Ya
54 y4
20 3/a
Eastman
48% Feb
Ya
30%
553/8
20
Eastern
31
14
30
72%
4
26
15
54 Ya
733/a
9
Oct
14 3/a
30
•
20%
25% Jan
94
I 15
1,400
9,800
59 Ya
723/4
136% Jun
63% Aug 13
7%
44 Ya
*58
20 Ya
1
45% Dec
73/a
44 Ya
59%
6,200
4,600
42,300
73%
28
6
75/8
45 Ya
.
20%
Gas
6
*73/8
44 VA
*58
r
'
72%
Air
9
.
20%
Eastern
36% Jan
:
59%
•Z
23%}
-143%
5
Eastern
36% Nov
88% Jun
7%
453/8
26 Vz.
14 Ya
24%
22C
14YaV;
14
50c
•
3
.;-r 22 VA
"
Industries
30% Aug 30
78% July 8
8
"iY
2,800
22%
'.r-u 243/4
1
7,500
6,200
42
Chemical Co
1
20% July 28
23»% Apr 29
42
16%
.
16%
1
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
13
Aug 16
46 VA Feb
*
Ltd
Common
44% Aug 25
38% Dec
37
Jan
•106
15
42%;
6Yt
29%
Duplan Corp
Aug 16
22 % Sep
*293/4
16%
35,100
20%
6
26%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Chemicals Inc
Aug 16
74% Sep 21
95
34 Ya
35%
30% "
No par
1
Dunhill
6
56
443/4
193/4
29%
DuBois
22
Sep
30
55 VA
44
6 Y8
25%
Corp
Fund
du Pont de
202% Feb
15
30
57
34%
Inc
Dover
14%
30
55 VA
30 Va
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dominick
12
Sep
Mines
Dome
27
9% Sep
14% Aug 17
8
July
17 ya
21
16
29%
44%
29%
Ltd
Pepper Co
17 ya May 16
May 18
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
36% Oct
7%
44 Ya
*58
46,700
2
Productions
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne
Dr
15
35 Ya
r>
jk42
M
33%
2.50
i
1
2.50
DiGiorgio
4
7Ya
46
59%
-
30
33%
No par
25% Sep
28% Jun
33% Jan
7% "
453/8
•58
6
.
2,400
No par
24
36% July 29
42% Mar 13
7%
59%
20
•
'
20 3/a
433/4
.
.
1
Diners'
59% Apr
Sep~18
32 % Sep
8
1
.3-114
46%
*58
1
25
Corp
23
26%
Sep 30
16% July 27
7%
a
50c
National
Fruit Corp
(The) Club Inc
17% July
14
14%*
X45%
1
15
10
Diamond Alkali Co.
46
.
,260
'26 %•:./.
23%- -:;f23%!f,';
13%
Hillsdale & S W RR Co.100
107/a Feb
Jan
19% May
•<
.—1
20
Jan
47% Mar 13
68
23
,
2.50
West RR_No par
Coatings
Chemical
43%
79 Ya
32 Ya
44%
19%
NY
of
Co
Denv & Rio Grande
5
33%
1
&
Power
: 31%
50
Western
&
33%
No par
Hudson,
Light Co—6.75
Air Lines Inc__—2
—3
Delta
31 VA Aug 24
21
137/b Sep
15
May;26
21
Apr
20% Jun
36% Apr
25
C
Inc—
(Delaware)-
Co
Delaware
9,600
11,700
79
100
"17%
4,400
79%
*79
series B
45
15% Jan
56
79%
3.75%
16
50
87
*78
Preferred
Sep
33
*85%'
100
80
21% Feb 19
68% July 31
Dec
57
,
series A
80% Aug 23
22
53
33%
87
3.75%
3
15
7% Sep
.
56%
*85%
4
Sep
41% Jun
32%
33 Ya
87
74% Feb
Dec
16% Nov
.
72% Jan
17
24%
Mills Inc
River
10
Apr
76
Nov 23
3%%
87% Aug 23
4
81
Feb 27
83% Apr
9
82
23
Sep 23
8
Jan
Preferred
71
,
:
Dayco Corp
37% Nov
83
Corp
Co
50
48
483/4
45 Ya
48%
47
45
14,900
133/a
125/8
13Y»
13 Ya
135/8
29,800
32%
32%
323/8
32
32
1,000
333/4
33 Ya
333/4
3,300
12 YB
33 Ya
32 Ya
32 Ya
32%
32 Ya
33 %
34
80
80
793/4
793/4
20
20 Ya
20%
20 Ya
20 Ya
37%
100
1
8.50
13 Ya
33 YB
20%
37 Ya
203/a
20 Ya
37%
37%
36 YB
373/8
36 Ya
36 5/a
•*
13
13%
12 Ya
*32
33 Ya
34
33%
•793/4
81
♦793/4
No par
8
8 Ya
100
50
33
34%
♦55
57%
•55
57%
•55
12%
12
12%
11
8
83/a
34%
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8
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35
57%
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12%
11
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5
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1
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22 Ya
29
223/8
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29%
22%
29%
29
29 5/a
29
25
26
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fair child Engine 8c Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4% convertible preferred100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp
1
25
7
22
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34
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31 Ya
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26
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7%
21,300
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34%
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17,700
600
26
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21 Yt
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34
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88 Ya
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89 Ya
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89 Ya
31 Ya
31 Yt
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29%
29
29 Ya
28 5/8
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4,000
293/4
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Volume
Number
192
5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1313)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
p»r
49 '% Feb
9
72
;Oct
28
5% Jan
6
10'% Apr
30
.
16 % Mar 10
22 Va Apr
24
15% Sep
30
20a/B Jan
4
Fedders
Metallurgical
Corp
Corp
40 Va Dec
23
251/4 July 28
403/a Jan
6
Federal
Mogul
18% Sep
29
273/4 Jan
4;
Federal Pacific Electric Co
21'% Sep
19
241/2 Jun
9
32 »/4 Nov
10
21% Jan
2
43% Nov
31% July 29
56% Jan
25
21% May 26
50 % Feb
6
15%
51% Sep
34
26
19
691/4 Jan
6% July 28
Sep 27
Fansteel
4
9% Mar 29
J
45
Jan
22 %
Aug 15
30
60 3% Feb
77
July
25'% Jan
19
331/4 Sep 27
16% Mar 11
20
517/e Dec
21
40% Sep
26
67% Jun
271/a Sep
"141/2 Jan
19
47
27% Jan
8
45 % Feb
4
57% Mar 20
13 '% Oct
6
19 V2 Jan
12
31% Nov
24
44% Jan
16
29
351/4 Sep
4.60%
5
When
30
issued
com
Ferro
15
0
Fifth
26%
26%
261/4
1
19%
19%
221/4
23
j\fy
104
Oct
23
80% Jan
20% Jan
14
9% Jan
5
Paper Prod
I61/4
30 »/4
29
6
41/2% preferred
__100
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores
No par
321/4 Sep
21
81% Dec '23
50% Jun
6
7% Sep
29
1
.44'% Jun
,
: 89
20
30% Sep
Sep
26
Jun
80
1171/2 Jun
21
2
1
99Va Jan
43% Sep
99
Feb
31% Mar
9
43
Jun
Dec
5
15
7
$4.50
conv
A
2nd
pfd
100
Sep
22
$2.25
conv
B
2nd
pfd
No par
Florida
4
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
9
291/2 Sep
27
34% Apr
18
80
Sep 13
22% July 22
Feb
10
28% Apr
26
93
Jan
8
35% Jan
2
11
Sep
17% Jan
2
22
9
11
Aug
17
25% Oct
5
50% Jan
2
13
Dec
Jan
4%
25
divid
3Va%
19% Jan
Sep
7
60% July 25
35% Jan
7
Foote
92% Jan
6
Ford
Foremost
13
May 31
131/4 Sep
29
19% Jan
27
41% Jan
29
Sep
3% July
303/4 Dec' 18
24
77
66
15
4%
33
28
5
11% Jun
«
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16"% Jan
20
Feb
9
38
193/a Sep
-'•26% July 23
2
401/a Oct
29
12% May
May 11
27% Jan
7
51
5
11
42'/a July 27
64% Feb
20
Garrett
6% Jan
15
Gar
50% Jun
Jan
43/4 Sep
9
3% Sep
10
Nov
Sep
27
29
22
37i/2 Jan
5
19
14
19'% Sep
19
17'/a Jan
Apr
0 'A Sep
28
8
17
'
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31% Mar 25
20
19% Sep
11% Sep
9
33/4 July 25
6% Jan
14
5% Dec
14
8
Dec
36% Feb
14
891/4 Oct
20
29
•
22
18
9
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Dec
22
138
Jan
28
73/8 Feb
9
;
74
153
v
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93/4 Apr
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May 19
10% Mar 25,
42% Apr
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36
Mar 17
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12
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6
Sep
v
7% Jun
10
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21
Nov
-
Jan
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.
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20
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4
Jan
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May 18
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295/a Nov 23
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Nov
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221/8 Sep
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;
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•
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5
Jan
28
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22
24
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303/4 Jan ~ 6
146
9
9% Jan
34% Jan
27
28
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25
82
8
35
Sep
30% Dec
28
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1003/a Dec
63% Jan
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11
99% Jan
4
30% Apr 21
611/2 Aug 18
23% Dec
16
7
29
4
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100% Jan
76'% Jan
4
21% July
1
24% Jan
39% Jan
32
27
Nov
27/
Dec
16
•' Nov
27
5% Jan
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23
391/4
Feb
18
11% Dec, ' 7
21
Jan
28% Sep -29
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5% Jun
243/4 Oct .23
Dec
24
44% Feb
-
17
198% Aug 25
853/4 Aug 17
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96
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8
501/4 Jan
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4
27% May 20
27
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76% Jan
14
1031/4 Jun
1
451/8 Nov
19
493/8 Dec
15
54%
42% Apr
1
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24
4
11
28
July-15
Feb
4
8% Dec
16
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20
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20
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4
22
7
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16 »/4
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Alden Corp
Glidden Co
21
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63'%
62%
64%
7,700
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4,000
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9
19
1411/4 May
8
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4
23
Oct
30
471/2 Feb
5
24% Feb
9
May 11
17
20
Sep 281
82
Jan
19
22% Jan
4
34% Aug
32% Feb
143
12
Great
Western Financial
15
Great
Western
Aug 19
32 VA Mar 14
24% Aug 29
20% Sep
97
Sep
30
191/4 Sep
30
29
Aug 17
72
26
Aug 19
34% Sep
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;
Iron Ore Prop
7%
Green
Sugar
Co__l
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25
No par
Corp
Greyhound
Co Inc
Corp
When
26 3%
27
26%
263%
10,000
34
33
333%
32
33
32 y8
333%
34
3 5 3/e
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26%
27
26%
26%
25
26 3%
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19,600
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31
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31'%
22
22
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223%
21'%
22
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41
4,500
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11,700
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443%
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29
29%
283%
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29
273%
28'%
27%
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20
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91
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31
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Guantanamo Sugar- l
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$5 preferred.
.—No par
Aircraft
Eng Corp..
•
20%
100
8
15
11
2,300
27%
1
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Jan
3,600
7
26%
137%
1
Jan
7%
7
7'%
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100
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preferred
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7
7
14,300
27
l
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
7%
7%
7%
73%
2
27
7
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100
Stores
1%
32%
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33%%
73%
2
2
27%
7
6.25
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Aug 25
8
7 3%
1%
2
27
5
Jun
2
1%
1
80
30% Sep
12,700
52
33 5%
1
Batteries
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
2'%
53%
33%
32
(W T)
2
2'%
52
32%
7
8
2
2
33%
11
15
1,700
54%
Granite City Steel
15% Jan
7,100
14%
32%
41% Aug 24
July 27
37%
143%
53
$0.60 convertible preferred.No par
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
Grand
363%
143%
543%
15
6
3 6 3%
333%
10% Jan
12
36s%
54
Graham-Paige Corp
8y4 Jan
49,200
14'%
14'%
2
14%''
325%
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32% ADr
2
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133%
335%
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37 1
14'%
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5
14'%
36%
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4
28
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10
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44% Jan
Co
14'%
3S'%
10
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32% Sep 29
1% July 13'
Oct
183%
31%
101'%
Goodrich
footnotes, see page 24.
17%
80
95%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
126
For
17%
36%
36
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4
3
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102
6
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143
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17
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66
34%
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59"% Apr
303% Feb
64 %•
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77%
16
79
74%
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443/4 Nov
10
4
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141
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37%
82
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common—
preferred
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
1
17
36%
72
34%
105%
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Gimbel
Gt Northern
5
1,100
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Nov
1,800
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65%
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4
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18
41/4 Dec. 22
18%
42%r, 42%
10
Cement
26
87% Dec
4
200
18'%
♦10%
22%-
22%
*
41 VA Jan
24
6-%
35a/4
75%
34%
29%
80c
52% Jan
Aug 12
64
.,
1
—
Corp
26% Jan
303/4 Mar 30
33/4
18
*93'%
95
17% "171/2
100
27
18% July 28
38% Sep 27
89
22%
6%
17%
108
.100
6
23
3"%
22Vo
*93%
17%
66
17%
65"% ' 66%
31%.1 33
■
25-
:
2
28
3"%
22%
25
♦241/8
'
4,000
--
'
17%'t
34"%
•
._83'%c
com.
preference
31% July
Dec
10%
17
1%
$5 preference
601/4 Aug 12
20ya Oct
10%
34a/0
73%
...
—2.50
553% Jan
83
105/a
6%
89% Jan
Feb
103/tt
951/2
*93
•
18
—4
22i/a
95".
18
*23%
6%
47% Jan
20
3%
4
227/0
24
18
10%
*i05/a
•
4
24
18-
4%
25
18
6%
Electronics...3.33%
General Tire & Rub
/
v
&
1
241/4 May 29
9,700
4
3%
4
24%
18%
*23%
30%
;_10
4
2
4%
18%'
10a/4
32 %
Corp.:__2.50
18
17% Jan
3%
3"%
24%'
•
80
29
26
3,000
13,300
32
-3
353/4 Nov
Mar*23
523%
79
1
45% July
253/4
51%
-*80
1
24% Dec
27
513/a
■
,
serles_____No par
Tele
3% Jan
21
May 19
Jan
51'A
32%
27
29
8%
51%
81%
Sep
74
51%
32%
32s/b Sep
24% Sep
24% Sep
Jun
8% Jan
74
•
No par
: $1.30 preferred (series B).
Globe-Wernicke
Feb
52
'
4
30
51%
' 65Va
;
65% ■
9% "TO9%
9% *
O 143% 144
141% 144%
8 Va
8%
8% f 8'%
'
2t-"< 21%
:
20%
20%
36'/2 '37
36%
36%
1
Castings Corp—.....l
11
7% Sep
52%
4%
3%
5
Refractories
45% Jan
26% Feb
423%
22'/4
100
$3.75
20% Jan
2
20
42%
*93
No par
14
52"
193%
413%
17%
*10%
'
1
preferred
343/, May 26
Sep
19%
41%
"
28
~
41% Nov " 2
19%
41%
24%
5 ''
Time Corp
19
33% Jan
19%
41%
L2
Corp.
7,200
19% 1
42
1
preferred
General
23
25% Jan
No par
100
143%
19%
411/4
17% '
2
com
133%
14%
19%
43 %
4
;i- - -
.___5
——
13%
20%
50%-
'<■■?■
5
Corp
151/4
42%
••
50
common
10
19%
-
1
com
70%
:
14%
2
preferred
71
■
■'
5
Co
General
11
4
1,800
13
-
j.
19% July 18
87% Aug 18
65 3/4 Sep
6
Aug 10
13% Sep
56% Jan
3%
.
1
Inc
i
23
19% Jan
-
13
.503/4 Jan
:
Sep'29
50
*93
10
No par
f
-
5
4
♦190
*
-
:
- May 20
12% May 17
»r
40% Jan
•190
•190
50
5
Finance
General Steel
•
81% Jan..4 ;
96% Feb 26
•
17.
15%
443/4 Mar 18
12
11,600
7,100
Instrument Corp..,
General
i-
34% May 31
33% Jun
1
♦
/103% July
.-42
23
4
800
51%
21
General Railway SignaL-I
__6.67
Genera! Realty & Utilities—-:
10©
-
: 6
29% Jin
6
Jan
?
Mar 21
11%
50%
203/8
;
General Public Utilities
1
33% Jan
Sep 26
15% Sep 28 "
,42% Sep 26
91'
,3
;Jan
541/4: Apr
17
Oct
863/4 Nov
40% Dec
2 4
17% Nov
46%.
'
104
2
22
19
22% Mar
«
*11%
20%
General Outdoor Advertising.__._l5
General Portland Cement Co^
^...l
General Precision Equipt Corp.L^l
61.60 conv preferred..
No par
•
$3 convertible preferred^.No par
v
$2.98 conv preference."
.No par
General-Public Servlce_____-___10o
•
•
79% Jun 22
-26.?
98
20
Jun
11 »/4
493/4
20'/a
:
Corp
preferred
Preferred
;
/
,
31>
29
61
„
'
44% Jan
$5
22
45
■
35
11'A
49 Va
201/4
General Motors Corp common
.
'
30
13
-
•
«,
5%
6
"
16
223/4 Nov
73
:
53% Sep ,14
-.263/4 Nov
i
-
Nov
•60
•43
2
.52% Jan,'. 2
..
,3
25
2,600
11 %
49%
483/4
193/4
General Mills common—
«
Nov
5
7,400
21
Corp___
1
voting pref
No par
Controls
General
Aug 22
55% Jan
23%
20
General Finance Corp.—
General Foods Corp
4
July 13
Mar
87
43% May 25
111
*223/4
213%
Co
Co
*93%
223/4
223/4
100
Industries Inc
Contract
94%
23
•11
203
84
20'%
:
Cigar
203
30
♦82i/2
5,900
,
Cable
1st
223/4
29%
84
'
12
23% May 23
IOI1/2 Jan
,26.-,
29%
12%
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
Aug 29
3
-
29%
*82
84
93i/a
common
Bancshares
General
-
Aug 16
7
31% Jan .28
1
31% Sep
■Gen
29
'
70
112% Mar
23
353/4 Nov
.
50% JUn
8
Mar
75 Va Dec .14
..29% Jan
37
22% Mar
58% July
22
293%
•82
23
11%
preferred
General
0
23
28
114
Mar 25
45
29%
83%
223/4
10
_
Baking Co
General
4
29
37% Aug 25
28
1011/4 Dec
30
♦81'/a
223%
2
General Bronze Corp
6
*
33% Sep
'•701/4 Sep
8
29%
84
12
Acceptance
General
?-
Aug 24
8% Jan
14
/. 16% Sep
,
15,200
30%
93%
;__5
$8
4
7
27
38 3/8 May
.
.
20,000
133/a
11%
1.25", -/
July 22
,
16
65/b Sep
E
161/2 Feb
17,200
573/4
12%
93%
General
11
2
.'99% Dec 31
'40
May 21
34%
56'/a
12%
12
General Amer.-Oil Co of Texas
General Amer Transportation
5
391/4 Mar 18
5
661/2 Jan
30
74-
93% Jan
•
34'/4
57
12'A
93%
—
'
75% Feb
34%
56%
12'/4
12
General American Industries
1
General American Investors com__l
...
$4.50 preferred
100*'
6
23
21
*
30"
75% Mar
2
Sep
80% July
25
Sep
-
,34%
56%
1
conv
3,200
No par
convertible
$0.60
•
'
30
180
42
93%
Sugar Co
Wood
♦44
5
Trailer Co
General
44%
12
__
Corp
4%%
2
1031/a
104'A
44%
94%
Inc
Corp
Gardner-Denver
"
Mar
8
*101 i/a
102%
4,400
16,500
ZZZZZlll
Co
Gamble Skogmo Inc
-
83%
12
Co
381/2 May 31
311/4
*81%
12'%
Co
preferred
563/a May 21
;
30%
83%
12
G
12% Jan
30%
*811/2
341/4
*93%
100
Dairies
Fruehauf
6
,301/0
-
..
•
12
210
2
Foster-Wheeler
Sep
30%
.-' 83 '/a
4,300
15,700
8
33%
•200
Freeport Sulphur Co
30% Feb
24%
8
56%
1
72
513/4
24
73/4
45
49%
Franklin Stores Corp
26
50%
243/s
7%
105
11%
4
May 27
51
23%
56%
121/4
11
8
173% Sep
26
50%
34%
48%
15% Jan
22
27,700
12
12
27% Jan
12 3/4 Jun
21,100
id
24 '/a
56i/a
50
6
20
22
1021/4
23
341/4
11%
Mar 30
19% Feb
37% Apr
343/a
1021/4
123%
49
Francisco
5
x33%
233/a
343%
22%
8
20
28
8
8
Mineral
34%
103%
45
100
Inc
Motor
5,300
15,100
29%
_lo
preferred
Mart
34»/4
*102
•104
45
10
preferred
29%
8%
,
6,400
I6V4 "
9Q
51
•81%
106%
44%
16%
29%
58'%
*82
.1
Jan
14% Jan
Dec
Food
5
25
18% Jan
33/4%
15
♦104 »/2
45
16'A'
29%
12%
15
com
Corp com
csonvertible preferred
29
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
*51
Inc
1051%
7,200
13,700
,
*
22%
(
30%
83
29%
24%
8
311/4
18
44%
29%
"
34%
1
common
pfd ser of
convertible
13
95
Inc
♦8iy8
173/4
42
4,500
56
No par
2.50
Food Mach & Chem
18
18
21
Feb
Stores
82%
45
2.50
Giant Markets
11% Sep
23% Nov
68
$4.20
88% Jan
213/4 Jan
1
23
223
Corp
24%
30%
18
42%.
291/4
22%
51
8'/a
313%
105'%
'
Food
Apr 22
58 Va Aug
May 31
Fair
5
45%
93% Dec
21
14 Va
Food
Power
4
201/4 Aug
Mar
31% Sep
Sep 27
196
Mar.11
95
July 10
14% Nov
85
-44% May 13
55% Aug 27
216
16
Nov
Jun
45
29
5
:
110
15
No par
16% Jan
Sep 21
6
19
20
243/4
82%
7
preferred
24%
200
8,600
35'/4
'161/4
1031/a
22%
3
'
34%
33%
5iy2
8%
r
16
"
22
34%
28%
,
,
30
*102
34
*21%
41%
283/4
'
22%
51%
31'%
Apr
$4
513%
25
3
173/4
42ya
.
29%
34%
.
18 Va
•'
"16
103%
22'/a
24%
84
■
333/4
♦102
23'%
51
.
5
,
68% Jun
Oct
18
common
38% May 10
22
87
Co
34%
103
22'%
2
5
84
>
Flintkote
8
33%
*102
__5
28
Mar
Feb
Firstamerica Corp
Carpet Co
ll3/s Apr
43
Feb
Jan
No par
Firth
50 3/4 Feb
1
40
38% Apr
May 27
29
8
4
com
23
-56% Dec
30% Dec
170
28
6
13% Jan
Corp
27% Mi,y 29
15
15
*
61% July
30% Jan
28%
16
30 y4 Jun
23% Jun
41
28i/a
29%
106% Jan
28
17%
421/4
»
J
16%
11
28
333%
303%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
13% Apr
333/4
2,500
681/2
16 %
Filtrol
19
3,500
67%
30%
26
45% Jan
2,500
34
22
1
39% Feb
223/4
34
22
Inc___10
30
22%
223%
34
•21%
183/a
41
28
9,000
22
333/4
42
193%
341/4
33 '/a
18
28%
•18%
34%
331/4
331/4
,
6,400
23
67%
28
26
18%
66%
40'%
25'/a
18'/8
66%
.
25%
22%
66 '/a
Nonpar
Coach' Lines
7,500
253/e
,
193/8
34%
lb5%
8,300
63/4
i6ya
22%
22
33%
541/4
6%
15%
18%
•21%
18
53 ya;
7
161/4
22%
x34
*33
53 Va
6%
16
191/4
S3
26
31% Dec
263/8
22
Sep
2
263/4
35'/4
101% Jan
20
6%
161/4
253/8
52%
.
,
6%
16 y8
66
22 Va July 25
Aug 21
55
52y4„ 54
22
33% Sep
100
Shares
35
_io
Avenue
the Week
5
1.25
_
Sales foff
Friday
Sept. 30
7
•22%
PRICES
Sept. 29
I61/4
19 Va
SALE
Thursday
29
~~_j
Fiberboard
4
6%
16%
HIGH
Sept. 28
2.50
Corp
Jan
20% Feb
7y0
16%
23
pfd series A
Inc
5
53%
6%
i6y8
5
Bearings
Dept Stores
Fenestra
May 12
53
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 27
531/4
533/4
1
preferred
Federated
8
Tuesday
Sept. 26
2
Bower
2nd
conv
Corp
Federal Paper Board Co common
4
19% May 23
707/b Dec
Nov~"6
Fawick
5%%
237/a Aug 12
11
Monday
EXCHANGE
-13%
22 y8
*63'%'
137%
♦137
138%
205%
*20
21
91
*89%
91
30%
■1
35%
22%
66
29'%
305%
•31%
3%
215%
22 y8
*623%
63
*137
•89%
28%
*33%
•137
138%
293%
30%
-
33%
r
21%
22 y«
♦62%
65 y4
'■
•
*33%
20%
*62%
*137
138%
29%
33%
203%
65 Va
,
3
19i%
*63
1381/2
-.
10
200
21,100
-
500
3 1/8
20%
66
'
7,000
18
(1314)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
35Va Nov
24
3
26% July 25
8
37% Dec
27% Feb
37
Jan
4
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
81% Dec
32
Sep
89'/a Apr
82
13
,
16
94
Jan
9
7
91
Apr
9.
Dec
30
3
97
Sept. 39
8.33%
27
27 %
35%
36
28%
28
28%
28%
291/*
29%
29%
81,700
35%
36
341/4
35%
34
35%
343/4
35V4
10,600
88
91%
*85 Va
88
?85%
88
*85%
88
*85 %
88
91
91
,901/4
901/4
*90
91%
*89%
91
94
*90
94
*90
94
dividend
91
Aug 12
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
*90
91
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
*90
$5
preferred
dividend preferred
100
*100
102%
►100
102 Va
►100
102%
*100
102%
100
*102
103 Va
►102
103 Va
►102
103%
*102
103 %
97% Jan
11
24% Sep
28
35% May 31
4
Common
No par
preferred
100
dividend
$5.08
Shares
27 V*
7
Jan
the Wee*
-
Co—
$4.20
23
4
10514 Mar
22
Dec
Friday
Sept. 29
38% Jun
—.V—
98
Sales for
Thursday
86% Aug 26
Aug 12
102% May 4
103% Aug 19
10414 Mar
Corp
Utilities
PRICES
Sept. 28
18
87 Va May
96
States
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 27
6
84% Jan
Aug
Oil
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 26
*-r
8
,
Jan
8§
Gulf
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Gulf
28
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Guatln-Bacon Mfg Co
* 85 Va
,
2.50
25Va
25%
x24%
55
55/../
25 V*
24%
1
*90
25'/4
94
*90
30
94
*100
102%
103%
103%
100
26
26%
26 3/4
6,200
543/4
25%
H
44% Feb
497/a Nov
9
71 '/a May 19
20
Feb
24
Sep
26
35% Jun
3
51 % Jan
4
29% May 22
20
48 % Nov
25
20
81% Apr
19
48
55
'
25 Vz Nov
4
20 Vz Mar 31
88
'
Feb
Sep
July 23
21% Sep
19
11414 Aug 31
88% Jun
7
30
6
27
Jan
4
106% Jan
6
Hackensack Water
28
Hall
(W
F)
Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
convertible
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
23
Hammermlll
Sep
19
47% Jun
21
10
42
July
5
57'/* Jan
3
13
122
*
44% Feb
6
122 % July
61 Vz Nov
1
Jan
Jan
28
37% Sep
132
*
28
21% May 24
20% Aug
24% Nov
20
34
3
Mar
1
22 V* May 26
8% Feb
12
Mar 24
129
46% Aug 18
26% Sep
2
29'/* Jan
11-
27
Aug 31
11% Jan
6
7% Jan
J
16
127a Apr
13
35
Jan
29
38%
35 Vz Nov
30
39 Vz Apr
20
61% Feb
17
88 V* May 28
21
79% May
30
16% Jan
43% Sep
12% Dec
92
9 % May 25
7
12
May 20
2
Dec
78
77
Jan
4
37% Feb
17
64% Jan
2
75 '% Sep
22
90% May
27V4 Apr
14
40% Dec
30'4 Apr
32 >/4 Dec
16
34% May 11
32% Jan
8
37% Mar 13
13% Aug
Jan
29% May 12
Jan
3
109% Sep
14
84
Aug 30
54% Sep 14
33 V* July
7
18
36
Aug
5
5
20
Jan
4
25% Jun
7
16% Jan
50
5
11
13
Apr 22
19
3
61% Apr
13
Dec
31
105% Jun
1
16
55% Apr
13
64% Jun
29
9
104% Sep
19
7-J%
81% Sep
2
111% Aug 26
Paper
Hart
25%
700
22%
22%
22%
23%
92%
29 V*
29%
45
♦126
:
Co
8c
457/a
"44%
7
*37%
38%
*38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
*38%
67 V*
68 Va
68
70
663/4
71 %
673/4
683/4
6 8 3/4
71
9,900
11%
11%
11%
ll3/4
12
113/4
12
12
12
4,900
3
11
102
104
100
*82
83
1
10
31%
23
preferred
48
.-
100
Jan
13
12 Va Nov
30
21
22% Oct
6
37
11% Oct
27
2
Jun
18% May
May 21
10
15% Apr 27
23
Sep
1
2
30 V* July
28
Mav 20
13
Jan
30% July
Holly Sugar Corp
24 Va Jun
29% Nov
22
28% Feb
1
2
30
42% Sep
29
49% Jan
21
37
22
40% Jun
2
60% Sep
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
27% Sep
29
41 % Jan
4
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
81
2
90% Sep
26
65% Jan
2
13
% Feb
23% Sep
5% Sep
9
18
Sep
19% Jun
21
36 % Dec
30
41
Feb
12
26 % Dec
14
37% Jan
2
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
'24
2
Feb '
29
4% May 11
16
"
Sep
16% Sep
0
30
15
80% Mar " 2.
70% Jan
4
85% Mar
77
8
6
28
96% Jan
30
75
Jan
22
11 '4 Jan
15
18% Sep
29
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
21
66
Mar 17
50% Sep
18
Jan
5
84% Dec
10
~5%
35
Jan
29% Dec
9% Dec
Jun
25
39% Dec
19 Va Oct
13
237'a July
.
Jan
88% May
'65 % Jan
Sep
19
Hoover
8
Jan
14
Hotel
21
Jan
14
5%
34% Aug 24
.^79
Aug *9
85% Sep 14
9
93
Sep
21
88
July
13
1
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
14% Sep
24% Jan
4
43% Jun
19
29
54 % Jan
14
24 Va Mar 14
14
93% July 30
7
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical Corp
$4.25 preferred
4
28
21
12
33% Sep
6
84% Feb
25
90% Aug 24
7% Aug
4
31
94
1,600
73%
~
74%
71%
75
71%
72 %
72 Va
73%
73%
74%
11,200
109
*107%
110 Va
109
108
*107
108%
6OV4
58
58
*58
60 %
300
96
96
93%
94
93
95%
1,900
51%
50Va
51%
50
51%
51%
523/a
213/4
21
211/4
20%
21
2IV4
213/4
19 Va
18%
19%
1.83/4
191/4
19
19%
*63 Va
64%
*63%
64%
*63%
64%
103%
103 Va
103
333/4
33
331/4
26%
26%
333/* Sep
23
39% Jan
5
9
16% Sep
29
21% Jan
7
.
y
Jan
Apr
17
21 Va July 25
31% Jan
4
Ideal
Jan
21
29% Sep
28
47% Jan
6
35
Jun
9
46% Dec
24
41
27
58
38% Oct
7
Feb
Jan
15
57 V* Aug 24
10
10
26%
26%
27%
29%
29%
46 V*
47 V*
5
26
43
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
4.26%
5
45 V* Jan
22
49 V* Aug
9
4.70%
42% Jan
3
18
4
Illinois
Power
Co
7
65
Sep
19
General
Sep
23
12
28
86% Apr
19
Ingersoll-Rand
July 13
36% May
32% Sep
134
Jan
7
50% Jan
5
43% Jan
IS
w Sep
12
Apr
Feb
5
32
45
Dec
17
34% Feb
8
24
86
Feb
2
49'/a Jun 15
93 " July 11
22% Sep
26
31 Va July
138
Sep
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
25
28
Sep 22
35% Apr
68
Dec
80
22
17% Feb
7
May 29
9
30
July 30
27% Jun
4
407 V* Mar
38% Sep
23
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
7
May
86 % Dec
141% Nov
15
10% Sep
14
56
94
15
125
Sep
Jan
16% Jan
69
Ma720
Jun
9
29
45 % May
40 V* Dec
14
28 Va Feb
9
17% Jun
39
Int'l
69% Jan
12
36% Aug 24
77 V* Aug 17
25% Feb
International
17% Aug
9
32
35
32
33
5
20
Nickel
2
44 % Apr
28
30% Apr
25
Feb
17
% Feb 17
40
May 10
33 Va Jun 17
18% Jun
22
33% Jan
4
29
Jan
4
19 Va Aug
3
41% Jun 20
139% Jan
Dec
40% Nov
35
May 31
46% May 25
38% Jan 15
45% Apr
4
47% Sep
20% Sep
23
2
16% Sep
27
46% Aug 26
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
7
Sep
7
44 V* Jan
4
20
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
87
Aug 22*
27
41% Sep
29
52% Apr
21
76 Va Jan
22
83
443/4 Jan
13
62% May 31
71% Jun 22
53V4 May
6
503/4 Sep 28
95 '/a Mar
8
13% Sep
23
footnotes,
593/4 July 28
see page 24.
-
-
,
*33%
16%
92%
450
7%
7%
8%
40,100
8
7%
♦333/4
34
17 Va
34
*33%
'
16%
8,200
94
*91%
73A
8V4
30%
*93
91 %
34
16%
167/a
*333%
34
16%
16%
160
17
2,300
50 V*
28
30
30
Sep
Sep
16% Sep
893/4 Jan
13
1
27
4
.99% Aug 24
183/4 Jun 13
47% Jan
50 Va
43
*42
43
*42
43
45%
*44%
45%
*44V2
45%
46%
*47%
48 Va
*451/2
47
50%
"26%
*45%
51
*42
501/4
=
>
50 3/4
47
*45 Va
47
*451/2
47-"
♦451/2
47
44
*43 V*
443/4
*43 %
443/4
*43%
4434
44
40%
42%
413/4
40 %
41V4
42
No par
48 V*
48 V*
48 Va
48 V*
48
47%
47%
47%
"
100
5%
16%
6
5%
17%
.
•66"
68
20
40
x47 %
5%
16%
Va
u
65 Va
*147
155
♦147
l
5
5
8
38 V*
35
♦6
17V4
.
67V4
38 V*
22 %
501
_5
Limited
*147
155
20
38
39
15,100
32%
333/4
i
<
23
501
38%
39%
7.6 %
76 y4
32%
300
38 Va
39%
1,900
89 Va
90
90
38%
39 Vs
142%
32%
143%
77%
*76
*18%
393/e
*76
19%
19
19
48%
49%
48%
49%
16
15%
•
153/4
15%
=
15 Va
86%
88%
"85 Va
873/4
*92%
93%
*92%
5,500
26,900
40
24,400
142%
740
33%
20,100
100
78
19 Va
19
19
400
49
48%
49
32,000
15%
16%
153/4
16%
12,300
85%
86%
V "-861/4
87%
29,700
*92%
„
93%
'
*■
*92%
93%
'
15
15
143/4
151/4
14%
15
15
16
59
59V»
58 3/4
59
58%
59
59
61%
10c
30%
32 V*
30%
31%
301/4
31%
30%
31%
31
32
No par
99
99 %
*99 V*
993/a
99
99
99%
99%
800
No par
Resistance
; .34%.
34%
34%
343/4
34%
343/4
53
53
52
531/4
Co
Salt!
x
common
.
25
52
■;
;
53
■J
*98%
i
102
2,800
790
19,800
34 3 a
34%
341/2
343/4
2,000
52%
53:
53%
53%
3,000
*30 Va
32
*30%
100
32
25
*30 Va
32
30%
30%
par
36%
37%
36%
37V4
36
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
75,200
com_-5
34%
24%
34%
34%
34
34%
34
35%
35
35%
10,500
convertible
Corp
preferred
*42
42 Va
•
25
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 %
42%
700
45 V*
42%
44'/4
421/4
43»/4
42%
42%
47%
431/4
47%
43%
44%
10,800
19%
19%
19
19%
19%
191/4
19
19%
19%
19%
5,000
!
common
5
43%
44
43
43%
43
43V»
42 3/4
43
43
43
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
40%
39%
403/b
3 900
39%
39 %
39 Va
39Va
39
39%
37%
39
38%
38%
2,800
22%
23%
22 V*
22 Va
22%
21 Va
2 2 3/8
22
223/4
123%
*120
123%
50c
—1
Breaker Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
*120
123 %
5
preferred
20
20 Va
8
*120
20 Va
16%
16%
16 V*
123%
20
201/4
16%
11
11
82 Va
82 %
413%
423%
__1
41%
44 Va
100
81
81
common-
*120
20%
11 3/4
11%
'82%
22%
123%
84
—1
pfd_ 100
Jersey Cent Pwr 8c Lt 4%
"
.1'
10
Light Co
Inc
32
__1
Iowa
Island Creek Coal
*30%
—3.50
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co__
16%
11
*81%
413%
163/4
11%
84
42%
*120
20'%
16%
11 Va
*81
41 Va
*80
20%
17%
3,100
11
11%
3,200
81
413%
51
52%
50%
513%
493%
51%
49%
50'%
—8
603/4
61 %.
59
60 Vz
57%
58%
58
59 V*
Jonathan Logan Inc.
Jones 8c Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
5%
Manufacturing
Co
85%
*80
82%
3,900
81
16%
—5
Johnson
*80
6,300^
20%
11%
Johnson
-
20%
1,400
84
33A% preferred
Johns-Manvllle Corp
Joy
*77
110
23%
516
14%.
Utilities
8c
32 Va
77%
48%
93%
-
393/a
142
33
'
•
88%'
506
510
32%
■
23
23%
503
143
32 %
*18 Va
"
93'/a
23
23%
142%
32
32
38%
88
511
38%
144 V*
30%
32%
38
3°
38%
89-
*32
38%
yi
32
,
7,200
58%
Telep 8c Teleg_No
Co
*147
14%.
preferred
Tea
155
38 Va
150
58
International
Jewel
10,400
100
preferred
Circuit
24,500
33
23%
19%
g734
16%
683/4
32%
142%
49
2,200
I6V4
68
37 Va
509 Va
78
48%
6
16%
67 Va
373/4
91 Va
31%
*18%
6
16%.
.
341/4
22%
145
*76 *
No par
International
$6
60
2,800
37 Va
505 Va
k
I-T-E
160
10,100
65%
17%
65%
150
383/4
38%
38%
30 V*
32 Va
38%
23 Va
"144%
5
_100
*32
510
■
15%
&
44%
; 331/4
38 V4
34
*90 Va
/
91%
No par
com
Canada
33'
*90
*92%
Power
473/4
*43i/4
61/4
6%
61/4
16 3/8
; 65
155
37%
33%
-
32%
*32
1
$2
;i" 47%
1
39%
33%
Paper common—7.50
preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com.No par
7%
7,200
473/4
Mining Corp
International
2,700
44
$4
5%
50%
40 Va
1
Packers
50%
44
common
Shoe
Feb
16
17
.
8
30%
94%
91 %
93
92%
*473/4
.
Silver
Apr
22
*33%
..
7%
34%
\
V*
17%
8
100
International
57
88% Dec
.
*93
1,200
1
common
International
88
103% Feb
30%
303/4
46%
*44%
,100
38
Aug 24
58% Aug 15
13
2
30.1/4
30
93
92%
•
900
46 '
*42
No par-
International
18
28
46
45%
]
8
11
Sep 27
76% Jan 26
8% Mar ' 9
593/4 Jan
45%
3
*
43
23
27
70% July 14
46%
48 Va
Jan
597/a Apr
!. 45%
^7,000
*44 Va
21% Sep
9
46%
13,800
*47%
15
29
46 Va
15%
48%
Jan
49 Va Feb
47 V*
15%
45%
45
46% Dec
♦46 V*
83%
43
4
Sep
143%
83
*15
48%
Iowa
76 Va Nov
15
*42
Elec Light 8c Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas 8c Electric Co
7
15
14,%
*44%
42% July 23
28
83 Va
15
15%
8,100
40
May 12
82%
151/4
14 Va
55
1
86
82%
15 V4
15 Va
-
54%
4
23 Va Jan
313/;, Jan
82V4
16
14%
55
32 Va Mar
4
82%
15%
14%
53%
36% Mar
14
82
15%
55
21
29
83 Va
14%
130
541/4
20
Dec
92
56
37% Jan
115
*90%
56
Corp
of
2
50% Mar 18
92
57
40% Apr
123
*90%
56
38
2
92
08 2,800
20,300
9
15
*90Va
92
.
77%. a'-" OK
27%
21
Nov
84
76
30%
Dec
18% Dec
For
Int'l
70 Va Mar
May 27
*82
27%
1
preferred
19% Mar
17
84
77%
29 Va
Sep
15% Nov
96
24
57% July 11
4%
5
Aug 18
19% Mar
5
*90%
*82
15%
30 V*,,
32
/
29%
No par
Minerals 8c Chemical
10% Aug
40
""
ts*76
84
50%
Sep
36% Jan
40
^2 % Dec
32
31%
77%
*82
27%
'.1% preferred
56
July 21
27% July 25
99*
Sep 20
33% Jun
9
32
31 %'..>
31
♦76
50%
22
116% Sep
75
12% Aug
32
200
29%
100 pesos
Harvester
148% Aug 25
8
6
2,600
371/4
Mexico
Int'l
2
July 30
171%
37 Va
271/4
.
De
Corp
Iron
International
37% Aug 21
3
V'sT 31 Va
900
16%
.
.si, *•"
301/4
International
6
38";,
*371%
271/4:
BusinessMachines
0
12
Feb
Interlake
19
Jan
'o
"
"17 VtfA
'?+• 16 Vu
\
50
Corp
Int'l
94% Aug 15
Va Nov
11,800
29%
4%% preferred
21% Feb
37
3,800
5
16J%
»
50
common
Interchemical
136% Jan
55
24
4%
.-JL6
82
.
13
Co
8
15
31 % Dec
19
Steel
4
10
,
r
.
50
preferred
28
2
24
'
27
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
85% Sep
37
28
6%
Inland
86 % Jan
23
17
38
4%
dt.6%
77
*82
93
.
17
♦37'/4
31%
4%
16 Va
4%
17
30%
.
.
6
172% July 15
28% Mar 19
18
Aug 25
50% Jan
A
28
33 V* Dec
Feb
34% Feb
550
S
Feb
29
47% Sep
111
8
139 % Feb
.
24%
90
'84
85
,
-
17%
38
A 4X31;%
78%=' •<-7 x'J6:
78%
43/4
17
'
2
29
95 Va Feb
488
23%
25
*88
27
Industrial Rayon
32
2
13,700
90
30 Va
——
Electrlca
8% Feb
22% Jan
86 Va Oct
Jan
19,500
28%
55%
28V4
26%
preferred
4
27% Mar 26
25
57
90
31
Indianapolis Power & Light
May
385 Va May 12
39% Jan 27
55Va
28%
55
273/i
*88
800
8,500
44,300
26 V*
49
29
46
"30%
17
5% July 1-1
29
45
5
50
109
20
.16%bi.17?/*,:-< f.v/16%
*37.% f 38 Vz'Y,
*37%.
32%' -32W
..
50
17
19
45%
241/4
-5
17%
-
303/4
preferred
74% Nov
Oct
25%
5
*17
91%
6
common
4.08% preferred
Industrie
28
44V4
*88
94
preferred
150
:
91V*
4.20%
13% Aug
6
■
■
'
30%
4.42%
7
May
5Va
17 Va
93 Va
Indiana
July
July
6
50% Mar 18
47%
55%
94
38% Feb
55
45%
28%
3074,
46% July 27
44% Aug 15
Feb
163
30%
45
55:
92
57% Aug 23
10%
8
*30
45
28
90
*93
11
30
21
30
29V4
.,92
28
5
July 28
....
►92
Feb
8
34% Sep
»
.*83
Sep
6Va Dec
43% May
4,900
26%
30
42%
*
41
17 Va Nov
149
26
26
25%
No par
preferred
39% Jan
18
2,300
30
56 Va
25
10%
45%
483/a
*88 '
25%
5
*16%
.10
Jan
41% Aug 13
25
1
40
36% Jun
90
*10
43
28%
29 V*
-
100
12,900
45%
■V
46%
55 V*
55 Va'
28 Va
100
19
20%
30
30
45%
46 Va
54%.
.*88
27 V*
x29%
.
44% / 46 V*
5
50
:
47
45% Mar 18
x27
:
100
Co
Cement
50
14
IOV4
100
Idaho Power Co_
July 28
Aug 12
Jan
10
l
Illinois Central RR Co
47
10 Va
27
19
,
55%
7
10 Va
1
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
52
25
10%
1
39
41% Oct
10 V*
No par
common
24
40 »/8 Sep
19%
100
preferred series A
preferred series B
23
4
*18%
18%
No par
(Delaware)
Nov
43% Feb
19
19%
100
40
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
*26%
19
18%
...100
29 % Oct
46
27
19
19%
27%
60
300
5,500
19
10
-
64 Va
34
27
<■
1,600
12,400
103
18%
*26 Va
16,600
\
33
*16%
*17
30
103
33»/a
*26 Va
1
1
.
42% Mar 18
12
103
33
19%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods &c Indust Inc com
5
Hupp Corp
103
103
*63%
17%
No par
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp—
11
33
—30
Inc-;
common
preferred
4.40% preferred
13% Jan
Va
Va
27
12.50
4%
5%
64%
108
5
convertible
5%
18%
109
."
18%
50
14
50%
21V*
•
*16%.
$2.25 convertible.preferred
Household Finance common
28
53
105
?57
6OV4
98
21%
105
25
Sep
*58%
97 V*
10
Bearing Co
Corp of America common.
Howe Sound Co
99
*26 Va
&
3% % preferred
60%
51
-
1
"Winston
30
14%
34
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
92 % Sep
31
Ball
&
900
36
.
14%
25
preferred-—:
13
Rinehart
*35
50c
Homestake Mining
10
Dec
convertible
26
Sep
38% Feb
7
5%
Holt
22 % Jan
Mar
Dec
Dec
27
26
27'
69
64% Sep
Sep
52% Aug 18
36 Va Mar 17
77
85
30
31%
31%
36
4,300
14%
32 Va
common
46 V*
31 %
31%
*35
49%
14%
2.50
pfd series A
36
4,000
83%
493/e
15>A
99
No par
Hires Co
3
29
May 19
(conv)__
Corp common
7
27% Feb
5
pfd
conv
(Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
8
39% Apr
44 % Oct
21% Jan
2nd
31%
*35
*82
49 3/4
14%
60%
1
Hotels
5%%
*31%
36
1063/4
IO41/3
83%
48%
14%
64%
$4%
311/4
*35
104
*82
49
30
14%
100
Hilton
103
83%
48
•
•;
1,400
38%
14%
20%
4
104
50%
31V*
35 V*
*109
No par
__No par
preferred series A
101
?82
83%
Va
,
9%
-
19 V*
class A pfd
Chocolate Corp
104
♦82
*9
'14%
-
2 1/12
common
102
Va
31%
-
35 V*
No par
.
52%
51V*
21%
July 13
223/4
91/4
3
37% Jan
23%
.■
91/4
1
28% Apr
0
19 V* Aug 29
1,600
39
9%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
-37%
*9'/*
Hewitt-Robins Inc
19
2,100
24
*9
39%
9%
Hertz Co
30% Sep
15,200
20%
93/a
38 V*
.
9 Va
4
23% Feb
24%
24
23%
3
Aug 27
233%
20%
23%
28
41
23%
20%
223/4
203/4
60% May
Jan
10
10,400
20%
24% July 13
Vf Jan
3,300
41
23%
2
85
45%
126%
401/4
233/4
8
31 Va Jan
45
♦124
126%
20%
23
;
conv
3%%
39
■23%
15% Mar
Aug 22
45
*124
39
20%
20% Jun
68
45'
443/4
126
.
24%
19
120
126
*23%
27
July 29
16
44%
128
/'23 V*
.' '20%
42 %
92% Feb
5,100
24
46% Apr
60% May 11
343/a
1
common
Powder
34
50
& Co
Hercules
10
2,800
21
82% Nov
23% July, 22
72 Vz Aug 25
117 " July 22
33%
30
24
8
13% Jan
33%
500
29%
20%
-
Jan
64
331/4
'
34
Jan
321/4
.
24%
38 Va Feb
25 Va Dec
29%
93
1
Motors
$2
29V4
*88
23%
5
noncumulative preferred
Hershey
29'/4
-
118% Apr
1
"291/4
44%
.*126
2
Mar
93
40%
29
-
22%
*88
•
128
Jan
76
;
32%
*22
93
29%
33%
29%
22%
*88
38%
5
Marx
3-65% preferred
Hercules
■
1
1.25
.
Sep
,
22 Va
35%
1
66
105
*54
,55
94
*91
34 Va
33
7.50
com
Heinz (H J) Co common
:5%
13,200
25V»
22%
Haveg Industries Inc_
Hayes Industries Inc__,
W)
37%
25%
*54%
'
Chemical
(G
36 Va
*25
100
Schaffner
7%
36 Va
25%
92%
Hat Corp of America common
4%% preferred
Helnie
36%
25%
1
Corp
Corporation
Heller (W E)
35%
25 Va
*22%
preferred
Harshaw
800
35%
25 Va
2.50
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
543/4
35%
25 Va
1
Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
6%
543/4
36
25'/a
100
Hammond Organ Co
3614 Aug 14
19
\
543/4
35%
common
preferred:
31
28% Jun
55
6
_5
Halliburton Co
82%
15 Va
16 3%
41%
20
413%
6,700
82 Va
10
50%
51%
18.000
593%
60'%
3,800
*80
14%
55.700
15%
50c
14%
14%
15
16 Va
common_10
51%
54
513/4
52%.
.50?%,
52%
51%
53 Va
100
97%
98
97 %
97 Va
96%
97
*96%
97 Vz
*96 Va
97%
1
13%
13 3/4
13 %
13%
13%
13V4
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
700
1
31%
32 %
31 %
32 %
31 Va
31%
30 Va
31%
8,500
.
.
*
14
16
14%
31
54
30
56
...
58,500
250
Volume
192
Number
5991
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1315)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
SALS
PRICES
Sept. 27
galea for
Thursday
Sept. 29
Wednesday
Sept. 28
Tuesday
Sept. 26
Par
Friday,
the Week
Sept. 3(1
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
65
120
32
Sep
29
84% Jan
89
Sep
30
111% Jan
42% Jan
July 27
12
10
31
48
Feb
10
135
July 27
101
130
July 27
106
Nov 23
107
46 % Oct
July
Feb
8
73% Nov
18
79% Sep
25
92% Jan
86
23
98
19
85% July 10
72% Sep 21
34% Nov
5
88% Feb
39% Feb
13
50
28% Jan
2
11% Dec
28
34
July 27
41% Feb
17
90% Oct
-7
45% Oct
85% Feb
6
33% Nov
4
31% Feb
13% Dec
7
11
Jan
Apr
31% Sep
25% Sep
72% Jun
29
24
21
59
54 %
Apr
1
74% Nov
26% Jan
2
8
8
Apr
46% Jan
11
82
27
43% Jan
Jun
21
31% Jan
July 25
46% Jan
Jan
82%
37
36%
36%
21% Sep
18
30% Mar 23
103% Peb
12
15% July
29
Sep
22
37% Jan
20
1% Jan
2
3 % Apr
Jun
16% Sep
6
10
8
Z
6% Dec
30
26% Sep
22
36
18% Jan
4
-v1,
(E J)
35%
353/4
35%
27
27 Va
27 %
900
363/a
363/a
27%
37.,
*27%
363/8
36%
37%
4,600
81 %
81%
81
81
*80%
81%
*80%
81%
81
81
—_1
23%
28 %
24%
24%
25
233/a
25
23%
243/8
24%
25 %
40.500
—i__z_10
29%
28 Va
28%
28
28%
27%
28
28 VH
283%
6,800
—10
26%
27%
26%
26%
25%
26%
10,900
12%
13 Va-.
25%
13
263%
__8
133%
1,900
27%
28%
19,400
26 Va
26%
3.200
237/a
3.
l'
263/4
5
_z
27 Va
23Va
8
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehman
,,.24 3% Dec
10
99
Jan
29
23
803% Jan
2
140 Va Dec ,31
Oct
14
79% Aug 727
133/4 Jan
9
«'*
983% Oct 28
'• Mar
5
1 4
151
29
61
Jan
28
28
Sep
23
23
Nov
13
9
43% Sep
9 % Sep
21
14 % Mar 23
.123/4 Jan
4
Dec
29
73% Nov
30
57% Jan
12
18
393/4 Apr
8
63
24% Sep
10% Mar
61% Jan
14
Feb
37% Jan
5
21% Sep
27
46'% Jan
26
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
29% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
Dec
16
79% Dec
30
81% Dec
16
36% Dec
3
104.1
Mar
Cement
44'% Aug 29
Lone
Star
Gas
July
131 % Dec
31
36 3/4 Jun
26
447% Nov
Nov
25
69
Aug 19
Jan
8
87
81
.
Jan« 20
May 9
Sep 14
90
130% Mar
4
23
3 8 3/4 Feb
1
88
July 10
513/4 Sep
29
92
July 29
142
1427% Mar 25
15% Jan
27
71% Jan
7
1043/4 Mar:
6
183% Nov
5
34'% Apr
5
Co
conv
4.25%
series
1
17%
16%
16'A
16%
17%
16%
17
E
7%
(P)
16%
20% Jan
4
Lowensteln
191% Jan
4
Lukens
28
6
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
10%
10'A
27%
27%
8,300
1%'
1%
1%
24,100
1.400
17 -
1%'
17
•
17
17
*17
7,400
17 Ve
-
'
4% r
4
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
12,400
58%
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
2,100
x23 Ve
23%
227/a
23 Ve
49%
497/8
47%
49%
47%
9%
■
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
82
^
82
83%
147
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22%
:
23 «A
47%
2,700
48%
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25.600
'
9%
80%. 82
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83 %
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80%
82
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148
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14,000
6,500
147%
147
147
49%
48
49
46%
477/a
46%
47%
46%
47%
25'A
25
25%
23'A
25%
23%
23%
23%
26
43%
44%
44'A
45%
44%
46
46%
4,800
29%
30%
29
30'A
26%
29%
26%
28%
75,900
70 Ve
72%
70%
73%
72
74%
74
77%
79,500
25%
24'/a
25%
25
25%
59,300
71%
24%
24
42
'
"
.•„'
14%
15 %
14%
15'A
12,600
22
22%
22 %
22%
35.800
42%
41%
42%
39%
41
'
39%
40%
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128
102
130
39'A
40%
40 Ve
*847/8
86%
91 "
*88
377/8
39%
*
55 %
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'
102
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86%
*88
136%
137
37%
136%
20
39%
10,100
102
*84%
s
90
37%
7,900
126
38%
86%
90
37%
38 Ve
22,000
135 Mr 135%
120
50 Ve
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%-
50%
51%
2,000
53%
53
53 Va
51%
52%
51%
53
5.800
14%
147/8
14'/a
15
15
15 y«
5,900
54%
57
56
58 Va
13,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
2.800
14%
15'A
.55
59
,
16'A
16%
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) 38%
53
50%
143,4
86%
38%
137
138 '/a
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138%
*100%
9*
;
37%
38%
126
38%
102
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40%
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91
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-
r
24%
15 *
86%
54 '/e
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25%
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►126
50 '
'
14%
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>.
45%
25,900
21'/a
►100%
137 V2
!
910
9,400
15%
:
38
,
41%
40%
102
;
22%
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^
147
.,
15
126
' 40%
:
'
217/a
<
427/8
126
1
1 A
3.33%
—
10%
27%
1%
59
15%
&,Song Inc
Steel. Co
10
27%
25%
.,50
22%
_50
27
10'A
27'A
1%
4%
14%
(Ky).No par
28
10
26%
17%
58%
22
I__—100
600
3,600
-
x25 Va
-
24 •'
•
2,600
28,100
•
1%
.1 Va
17
5
23'A
,__5
Nashville
(M)
■
10
com
Co common
Louisville Gas & El Co
&
1%
3%
10%
27.
;
36%
'
27%
10%
10%
27%
10
s
preferred—'—:
Louisville
>
*100'/a
Sep
Jan
16%
preferred
100
preferred——100
D
series
Lorillard
78% Jan 22
21
16%
—100
16'% Sep
14 Va
•
17
36
68 V4
-s,
.100
52% Sep
"■V
28 %_
16%
.4
preferred
4.35%
>-■
1
July
28%
16%
43 %
-
—1
Long Island Lighting Co
1:5% series B preferred
2
Sep
82%
4.84%
7
42 Ve Sep
34'% May 18
7
28%
15%
22%
*33
43%
29% '30%
5
common
80
Apr 14
90% Mar
6
28%
16%
37
25
50c
Corp
102
28%
15%
41
491/3
1
Star
21
*28%
16%
147
5
Lockheed Aircraft Corp_
Loew's Theatres Inc.
Lone
130% Aug 25
—-
100 V-
1
4
Jan
28%
16
9% '-"9%
83 Va -84%
2.50
4
43 Ve Sep '
*28%
16%
"49
-
z-25
-
5
8
28%
23%
^_5
Inc
Aug
13
3%
16%
-■
No par
19
Feb
3%
60
32'% Jan
96
4
89
48 %
5
303% Jan
111
3%
25%
30% Jan
24% May 16
*33%
3%
4'A
%
Industries
July
23
*
3%
58 '/a
Corp
Litton
8
36% Nov
Link Belt Co_
Lionel
17
21
4
34 % Aug 10
22%
3%
25 Va
com
23%
23%
37.%
1%
___7
26
3%
27%
-
1
T%< preferred———
Lily Tulip Cud Corp___
;
Llng-Temco Electronics
_1
86
18% May 11
17% July 10
28% Sep
96
9
73
Aug 31
26%
23%
10%
18
Co
25%
123%
27%
26%
*34%
-
Corp—
Llbby-Owens-Fordi Glass
27 Va
123/4
27
'I.
3%
16%
-
8
Libby McNeil■ & Llbby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
4
23% Sep
V
57
13
Jan
463% Sep
140
l
July"
91% Jan
783/4 May 19
•152
63% Jun
15
26%
'■>
12 W
37%
V
Lerner Stores
22
11% Jan
29
47% Sep 30
9% Sep 28
<>i
29
3j/a
_No par
9
27
110
15%
J
10
Lehn & Fink Products—
283/4 Sep
70% Jan
*123/4
28 %
,
—z—1
Corp——
9
253/8
13%
29 /
*27
28%
-
-
_No par
Sep
263/4
,♦12%
,23%
*34%
X343/4
27%
27%
4
ser A
15
2
4.
pfd
conv
22
64.
7
1.700
35
Rubber <fc Tire.
77% Jan
Apr
13,200
23
37
common
.29% Jan
41
6,900
43%
*22 3/8
27 Va
V P Sutherland Paper Co—
$1.50
473/4
413/4
223/4
35
Inc;
29
Sep
4
10 % Nov
48
,4
8
463/8
41 Va
22%
—100
(S S) Co—
(8 H) & Co
24% July 26
12
313% Mar
573/4 Dec
57 Va Apr
.£
107% Jan
7
Jan
10% Jun
26
47%
40%
36%
'
16% Sep
47
40%
223/4
'■
27
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement™.
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
8,500
27
■
3'% Mar 11
24,600
36%
•
13% Jan
223/4
2,200
76
36 Va
Lee
,32% Aug
40
%
26
74%
27
common
I
30
403/4
23
47
32 3/4
26
743/4
473/8
47%
393/8
227/8
47%
313%
25%
74
—10
Corp.
24 % Jan
12
473/4
40
23%
32'/a
25%
743/4
'
31%
253/4
25%
-74
4,100
—1
I 4.32% preferred series A-z..
28 : %
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant_i._l__.____
%Z—1
Lear ' Inc—
50c -
11
-
393/4
47
32
Jan 25
23% Jun 20
2
75%
22%
Laclede Gas Co
27
Jan
33%
.26%
,
ir
24% Aug 30
27
28
32%
74%
33% Jun
••P'4?
Mar 15
263% Sep
1% Jun
32
26
74
36
Kress
13% May
323/4
253/4
74
26
35%
Kroehler Mfg Co—
Kroger Co—
27
32 Va
323/s
8
38% 7
9
I
12,700
36
6
7
11,900
1__—_1
8
2
13
49
1,800
20% Jan
34% Apr
12 3/4
48
9,700
26% Mar
23 % Nov
12 3/o
49%
783/4
1
8
12%
49%
34
26
21
13
49%
78%
263/4 Sep
15% Oc t
123/4
48%
33%
12% Aug
24% Jan
13 Va
483/4
78 Va
5
10
2.000
12%
48%
34
3
33% July 12
37
78
22
27% Mar .11
363/4
33%
33
18% Feb
36%
78%
25% Sep
22
36%
5.100
34%
17
22
10.800
78
29
4% Mar 11
3,600
48%
*34
27% Sep
19% Jun
:K
35%
47%
783/4
143/4 Feb
I
64 Va
353/4
493/4
34%
5
Jan
633/4
35%
49
'
78 Va
16
SO
63 %
353/4
36'A
36%
623/4
353/8
51 Va-
'
34%
Aug
25
91% '
78%
Nov
34% Jan
10
91V
*89
13%
l
preferred.——
Kresge
si %
35 Va
Co, Inc
Korvctte
95%
*88
77%
35
12
110
*93%
5%
35
'21
22
1.600
84%
Dutch Airlines.—100 O
Royal
'4%
56%
79%
*78
85
48 %
No par
—2.50
Corp.
4
April
64
56%
84%
80%
——_5
King-Seeley
KLM
'
100
105%
12%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
./Kimberly-Clark
..Koppers
7
*105
56%
100
7u0
101
48%
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common..
1
4 Va %
conv
prior preferred—_28
0
x35%
101
;_i
;
6
10
37
64
65%
r
18.700
453%
Z—50c
Copper—
Kern County Land Co
* Aug 23
Jan
8.75
i.
Co
13% May
23% Jan
63
1
30% Nov
7
347/8 Jan
64%
353/,
77
6
^89
49
Kelsey Hayes Co—
4
17
91 Va
52
Kennecott
6
36
33/4 Dec
♦89
353/8
Kendall
18
27
19 Va Oct 21
91%
51%
Kayser-Roth Corp—
Kellogg Co—
30% Aug 17
30
28 Va Nov
•89
36%
Kansas Power & Light Co
49% Jun 23
July 22
25% Apr
91%
53
26
43 % Mar
*88
52 %
Feb
34% Jan
*92 Va
91
.
36%
85
26 % Mar
95%
*88
64%
29
18
*93%
91
'.
I—SO
Electric Co
77
24
95%
•88
No par
&
2
29
*93 Va
91
No par
Gas
22
17% Sep
94%
Kansas
37% Oct
27% Jun
94%
57
56
57
56 Va
Kansas City Soutnern com
4%
non-cum preferred
27% Jan
32% Nov
Va
*89
74% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
51 % Mar 13
Dec
1'
*84
100
34% Sep
25
*79
85
preferred-.
33% Sep
62% Feb
July 22
79%
*84%
4-35%
4
21
20
7
*78
85
July 28
0
70% Apr
31% Apr
Jan 51
*56
79%
*84%
*88
52% Jan
7
28
43
*
•78
85
58%
89
2
79%
573/4
34%
89
1?
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105%
333/4
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3
85
100
24%
44% Oct
•78
333/a
103
105
*105
—1100
39% Aug 24
16% July 11
30
36% July 18
22% Sep
112
preferred—
8
5
♦105
preferred-—
55% Jan
Jan
112
pfd
4.20%
46% Sep
64
•105
conv
4.50%
6
1
453/4
100
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9
00% Jan
89
*45%
•95
10
100% Jan
*88
45%
32%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred—
100
4%
preferred———'—
100
20
79% Jan
89:%
♦45 %
103
Sep
:
45%
103
I
373/4 Sep 16
54% July 8
28
22
(ser of
32
*85
34
*87
,
333/8
90
45%
33
34%
103
Jan
90
6
117% Feb
43/4%
preferred—.100
95
12
36
convertible
89 / Aug
23
41% May 12
50% July 31
45%
'
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
9
43% Feb
Sep
90
*45%
87
9
4
12
38% Aug 28
*87
50
103
5S
79% Aug 17
6
82% Mar 18
33
100
preferred
43/4%
59% Sep
25
86% Jan
5
Mar
Jan
8
convertible
33%
preferred
;
4%%
43/4%
May
122% Jan
125 '
Jan
80% May 23
27
May 20
93
Mar
74
Mar 11
82
47
Sep 30
Sep 21
45
17
89% Feb
Sep
82% Jun
i
24
57% Apr
20
Kaiser Allum & Chem Corp
(
93 'A Feb
42% Dec
107
15
:
52%.,65%"
57
..-16%
16%,
16%,
'
M
277/a Sep
28
35
Jan
26
22
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
32% Jan
6
50% Dec
21
447/8 Oct
28
47% Dec
118
Mar *• 8
116
Jan
83
124
19
30 % Sep
28
30
MacAndrews
July 12
6%
Aug 16
52% Jan
■
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preferred
6
/
common—10
21
43
Jan
2
30
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
.79
17% Oct
141
20% Jan
47% Oct
1
78 f
32% Nov
4
40% Dec
'2
31% Feb
17
55
35% Nov
20
507/a Dec
18
36% Sep
27
50% Jun
33
3% Dec
31
7% Jan
14
1% Jun
21
4% Jan
8
Manatl
15% Jan
5
22% Mar 16
16'A Feb
19
»•.>:
Manhattan Shirt—
22% Nov
6
19% Sep
26
47/8 Dec
18
33
Jun
17
47% Sep
2
4
85% Aug 18
26
3
19% Jan
59% Jan
Madison
4% Jun
6
7
21% Dec f 9
12'/a Sep
8
2
28% July 30
24
May 25
29% Jan
17
May
5
,„40%Jan
0
44'A Nov
4
59% Jan
12
40'A May 23
54 Ve Jan
6
42% Jun
2
517/b Dec
10
44% Feb
17
55
Ve Jun
16
27
93% Jan
26
89% Jan
4
93
•
'
88
Oct
18% Jan
-
-
62% May 11
36
Apr
12
58% Aug 23
Oct
27% Sep
29
38% Jan
46
May 19
467/e May 22
53% Feb 24
41
28
53
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
5
78
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
Jan
19
79
65'/e Nov
9
65% Jan
4
71% Dec
11
6
Maremont
I
4% %
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1
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1
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41'A
38'A
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28
80 Ve Ttb
29
94'/a Aug
5
32 Ve Nov
18-
58
Feb
16
5
27'/a Sep
1
48 34
July 16
33% July 25
45% Jan
11
72
Dec
31
65 % Feb
8
98% Jun
3
157A Sep
19
18'A Jan
11
18
37 »A Jan
54
Mar
30
9
4
17 Va Dec
14
21% July 17
32% Dec
29
33
Dec
24
May
37% Sep
21
50
Nov
18
Ve Feb
13
10% Sep
11
20'A Jan
2
27% Dec
41% Jun
24
Feb
Dec
8
25% Nov
23% Jan
8
87
78
Dec
For
21% July 25
31% Jan
12
24% May 11
35% Jan
4
35
51% Jun
Sep
28
6% Sep
23
10
16% Sep
28
2
9
23
Jan
4
28% Jan
15
!Jan
7
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp.:
McGraw-Hill
Co—
McKesson
&
Robbins
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
31% Aug
4
48
86'A Feb
29
88
Apr 14
4'A%
17
29% Oct
26
20% Sep
19
29'A Mar 16
Medusa
2
29 % Dec
22
25% Mar 10
Melville Shoe Corp common
30
85% Apr
7
30% Sep 13
84% Sep;. 7
footnotes,
see page
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24.
,
8
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•
1,600
44,300
29
(1st series)—_100
Cement—
1,000
2,700
'
3
common———
Portland
1,900
21 Va
_1
Inc__
95% Mar 26
51
'4 %
20%
20'A
12'A
_2.50
.
Publishing
Trucking Co
4%
20
20'A
28%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A_.
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
McKee (A G) & Co
No par
McLean
19%
30 V*
_zl
4,200
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29
.
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78 Va
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_
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31
1
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7,800
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3
10,800
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18
7
26% Feb
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38'/«
12%
29
22% Mar
7
30
18
38
24
15% Feb
1
Oct
Dec
18%
37%
<
13%
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,
18
36'A
24%
27
42
18 'A
38%
13
12% Jun
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18
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36%
24
28% Sep
38
9
44 % Jan
31
18%
37%
13 »/4
5
30
18% Jun
July 29
9
190
18'A
24%
19% Feb
27% Dec
14
900
9,000
84%
13 V4
2
437/8 Nov
77% Aug 31
21% Sep
43%
42
24%
31
22
12
27
72
43
41%
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84%
13,400
13'A
Jan
Sep
32 'A
24
Jan
18'A Sep
Feb
82
42
800
31%
24%
13% Dec
Aug 26
29
71 Va Aug
44
42
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84%
27%
124
13'A
V
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42
•82%
30%
24'A
48%
May Dept Stores common
z_5:
$3.75 preferred 1945 serles.No par
83%
27%
'
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31
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4%
24 Ve
18'/a
:
1
1
Aug 31
42'A V
44
41 Ve
44%
40%
27%
124 J
30'A
13 '/a
28
72% Mar 17
Va Aug
'31%
44
44%
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124
30%
83%
'
27%
27%
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31%
4%
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.
,
r
27%
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30%
20%
V.: 27 V2
-45%
*76
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par ^ •
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$3.40
preferred———No par-..v69 Va
-3%% preferred 1959 serie*—.100
*76
Mays (J W) Inc——
1
18%
Maytag Co__
!—
.—No par.
'
33%
MCA Inc—/
;
_No par
33%
McCall Corp——
_No par
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—-—3 "
31
Sep
•120
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50'A
50%
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92%
r':
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.
18%
37
43'A
39%
r 1%
17%
27%
x27Va
;
19%
/
-
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preferred—
»
1.
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1%
17%
•
5.;
Si
31 '
36%>
_l\.
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124 '
31%
44%
42'A
83%
421,
83%
18Ve
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—10*
1
Martin Co_
Masonite
I
100
Marine Midland Corp
1___—5
Marquardt Corp
1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_—4
Marshall Field. & Co com
—No par
Mar 28
34
Sugar
Maracaibo Oil'
*.
32% Jan. 14
Inc
28
28
*44
50
Copper—
Manning. Maxwell
22
16% Dec
Fund
*
—No par V
com
Mallory (P R) & Co—I
5% Jan <22
23% Jan
Co Inc
Magnavox Co—_i.
18
27% Jan
preferred (ww)
(R H)
Magma
JunK 3
19% July
5%%
t 4% % preferred Aerlee A_z
7
.
"
Macy
10
34 % May 10
>
1
77/a Jan
49 Va Feb
7
Jan
16% May
21
Mar 17
Sep
37% Mar
-
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—5
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78% Sep
37
•
100
r
Mack Trucks Inc
21 Va
21
£l
21'A
21'A
21%
213/4
700
;28Va
28'A
28%
28%
28 Va
28'A
28 'A
28%
4,600
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80%
'
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82
.
'
81
81
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«
87'%
80'%
10
130
jp,"
SfiiV,
20
(1316)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Jun
2
29 Va Jan
7
38
Feb
9
91% May 15
67
71
Nov
17
44
Feb
85
6
30% May 25
73
Jan
26
70
Jan
8
58% Mar
3 b v* »Jv.p
2
Mercantile
96% Jun
2
Merck
84
70
Dec
14
18
22% Feb
25
6
27% Jun
15
37
74% Dec
22
88 % Apr
15
74% Jan
5
82% Sep
9
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
4.35%
75 % NOV
30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
81% Apr
18
3.85%
74% Nov
12
87
80% Sep
2
84% Dec
30
99% Mar 11
84
1
Mar 19
Apr
28
9% Sep
8
28
18% Feb
23
50% Sep 28
70% Jan
4
24% Jun
40
16
75% Jan
86
19
Jan
23
39% Jan
v« Oct
9
111% Jan
2
9%
50%
Inc__ZNo~par
35
36'/4
35 ya
36
34%
36
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
Aug 26
*81
81%
80
81
80%
80%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
•79 %
82
*79%
82
•89
'
91%
*89%
91%
31%
30%
31%
29%
l
50
50
♦49 y4
50 y4
*48 %
49 Va
9
19
26% May 16
Minerals
&
Midland-Ross
5%%
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
5
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
11
Jun
4
~5
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
31% Feb
24
38% Aug 31
16 Va Jan
2
25
Jun
19
35 y8 Oct
20
49
% Apr
4
27
4
16% July
16
29% May
23
41% Mar 16
23
8
Jan
2
17% May 12
30
July 12
7
Mar 10
3% Sep 30
28 y<i Sep
37% Jan
Minnesota
4
9
8
52% May 25
36% Sep 28
48% Jan
15
45% July 29
29% Jun 15
39
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
8
Feb
17
Sep 26
Jan
1
15% Jan
11
Jan
9
70
5
62
8
78% Aug 14
71
87% Mar 23
12% Nov
24
16
24
Aug
Jan
Jan
19
29
18% May 28
Sep 28
Sep 28
11% May 9
12% Jun 22
15% Jun
19% Jan
3 % %
6
5
13% Jan
Mar
4
11% Aug 22
Monsanto
11
28
Sep
21
29% Aug 31
21% Jan 25
31% Aug 16
20% Jan
14
27% Aug 28
25
57% 8ep
12
36 ye Jan
2
21% Mar
37
Sep
30
53% Dec
23
53% Jan
4
40% Feb
12% Oct
3
27
24% Feb
24
27
Feb
24
8
Sep 29
10% Sep 29
31% Sep
4
23
14% Jan
28
47% Jan
23
98
American
19% July 16
18
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
24% Sep
21
Jan
34% May
6
15
56 y8 Dec
30
164% Apr
3
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
55 Va Sep
25
80
26% Jun
12
32 % Jan
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
90
Sep
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
23
109
Jan
12
5,800
1
32% Aug 22
69% Sep
1
12 y4
12%
127a
12%
31
May
9
National
20
62
Jan
11
24% Jan
11
National
Fuel
49% July 28
59
4
Nat'cnal
Gypsum
Gas
132% Sep
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
18
15
20% Jan
National Linen
2
44
Aug 28
26% Sep 28
43
Natl
&
6%
Jan
Lead
National
National
Tea
National
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
Na torn as
24% Mar 25
10
14% Nov
5% Nov
24
10% Mar 24
11% Sep
22
15V4 Dec
22
14
Jan
4
25
15
Feb
26
13
Jan
7
14% Mar
37% Apr
43% Feb
13
24% Aug
4
34% May 24
Neptune
26
36% Sep
1
40% July 11
Newberry Co (J.J.)
79% Aug 19
2
71
20% Jan
10
7% Jan
15
4% July 22
Jan
Mar 10
Natus
4
Jan
21
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
19
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
New
22
86 Va Apr
30
75% Jan
8
85
New
68 Va Oct
22
107% Mar 11
55
6
79% Jan
35
16
49% Mar 13
33% May 11
34% Oct
29
23% May 11
33% Oct
6
May
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
36% May 22
5% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
3
Dec
24
20% J«n
5
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
14y» Sep 29
15% Sep
3%%
2
Aug 30
6
27%
28%
27%
28i/4
28%
28%
45%
46%
44%
45%
44%
45
4,000
36
36
37
57,700
27%
27%
28'/a
64,200
28 Va
29
.
28%
28%
44
V
44%
44%
35 Va
35%
35%
36
,7
34%
35%
35%
28
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
27
1
10
31% Jan
6
39% Jun
13
N Y
8ep 29
6% Jan
6
5% Sep 29
12y4 Jan
5
27% Jan
11
11
71% Dec
29
84 y4 Mar 11
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
14
65
Sep
18
73% Apr
1
69
Dec
74
Dec
79% Oct
100% Oct
27% Nov
23
77%
12
Apr 13
23% May
4
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
33% Mar 15
73
5
Jan
14
69% Mar
21
85 V2 Mar
3
74% Jan
29;
88 % Apr
2
80
4
15
99% Feb
2
20
108
Sep
19% Sep
17
102% Feb
16
23% Aug 25
18V. May
34
17
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26% Sep
91
Jun
84% Jan 29
20'/a Nov
108
Dec
26
2
22
92%, Jan 20
29
23 Va Mar 10
4
92'/a July 28
20% Jan 19
11% Mar
17
76
Aug 17
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
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102% Sep
106y4 Jan"
22% Sep
29
36
Jan
27
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68
28
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24
35% Jan
22
26% Feb
17
32y4 Sep
100% Oct
5
16
99V2 Jan
6
6
103% Jan
4
107% Aug 24
112
Sep
8
18
101% Jan
13
109% Aug 17
108
Feb
Sep
21
113% Mar
100% Oct
28
103
102
42
Nov
Nov
29% May
Jan
22 Va Jan
2
25
28
25% Apr 20
77 Va Mar 17
22% Jan
Dec
67% Jan
5
78% Dec
29
88 % Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
21
86 V2 Mar
81
Apr
29
86
Sep
28
88 % Mar 23
79V4 Jan
11
87
Aug 26
79 % Dec
79 V2 Dec
28
89
Mar 25
80
Jan
48
Jan
4
5
9
87
24% Sep
Aug 26
18
44% May 12
24% Mar 31
42 ya
Sep
1
22
46 Va Apr
10
16
31% Jan
4
29 Va Dec
22
44
10
22% Sep
17% Sep
28
31% Jan
4
27
22% May
2
39 Va Djc
For
17
footnotes,
Apr
40% Dec
22
37V4 Sep
20
51
6,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26'
26
6,800
34%
13%
43 V2
35
35%
36%
44
88V4
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96
96
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80Va
79
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59
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27
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16
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95
79%
131%
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27%
28 Va
69
69%
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18%
16
16%
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20
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76%
56
57%
55
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28
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preferred
100
preferred
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17,700
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4,200
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25
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97
97
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29
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26%
28
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2,500
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29
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3,600
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6
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preferred
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preferred
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.
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99
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101
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100
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130
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28
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80
180
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77
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24,700
153
700
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89
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57
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preferred
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6
21
4,600
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28 V«
69%
18
18
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130
18
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1,400
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68
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43
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29
70%
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20
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100
1
38 V4
41 Va
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40%
38Va
39 VA
39%
39%
40%
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5
37%
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38
38
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38
38%
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38%
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50
64Va
64V2
64Va
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64Va
64V2
65%
63%
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10
30
31 Va
29%
29%
29'/a
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
12,600
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lOo'/a
106 Va
106%
110
5 80% preferred
100
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110%
* 5.60% preferred
100
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110
American
Car
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Gas
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-
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I
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37
-38
27%
106
106
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106
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106%
109%
110
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111
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111
110
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110
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110
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36%
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36
36%
26
27Va
36'/4
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64 Va
66
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:
37%
110
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12,200
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100
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37
41,800
24,300
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150
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85
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10
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preferred
series
100
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86%
82%
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$4.11
preferred
series
100
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86
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86
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85 Va
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Northwest Airlines Inc
100
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85
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86
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86
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86
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-
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conv
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Norwich
8
preferred
series
preferred
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1
10
36%
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257/a
84 Va
26
26
86
38'/a
38%
39 V4
37%
38%
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38%
39%
40,000
16%
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16Va
16Va
16%
16
16%
16 Va
17!4:
11,200
28
22%
23 Va
23
23Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23 %.
8
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39
39
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40
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see page 24.
46,200
13%
42%
88%
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50%
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13
27%
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69%
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11%
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152
130 Va
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8%
54
24%
57%
25%
25V4
59Va
preferred
5%%
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87V4 Sep 14
29% Dec
Sep 26
49%
5%
17%
10
Dry Dock
Northern States Pwr Co
2
49%
17
Nopar
Northern
6
36
Dec
48%
"
57 Va May 22
67
49%
79%
1
Brake
Northern
Mar 29
16
Sep 28
3,500
48%
51
C9%
23%
23'/a
50V4
,
100
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14
73
6,600
19%
8
45va Aug 22
40% Dec
30
3,600
20
4,700
common.No par
45y4May24
21
Dec
14
19%
18%
8,900
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Co
6
Sep
14
19%
18%
l
25
23
32
13%
19
18%
63%
1
Norrls-Thermador Corp
North American
Aviation
64
13%
19%
29%
Nopar
Adjustment
22% July 20
52% Mar 18
14
19%
151%
preferred
6%
13%
19
63
Nopco Chemical Co
1
Norfolk St Western Ry common__25
4
22
2,400
151
5.25%
13% July 12
20
63%
preferred
6
19
150%
4 10%
41% Jan
19%
62%
26va
Co
preferred
4.85%
18%
28%
Corp—
Niagara
19%
150%
25%
Television
Fibre
Electric
7
19%
61 Va
149%
8%
10
State
15
19%
4,600
28%
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Corp
Jan
22
32,300
63va
151%
8%
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25Va
58va
25%
88%
23%
50%
3.60%
9
7,900
73
28%
3.90%
,
28
71%
,
62 Va
150
4
&
Central
Niagara Mhk
„
10%
27
70%
28 Va
10
Shipbuilding
$3.75
10%
27%
68%
64
152
Nopar
York
3.40%
10%
26%
72%
29
1
.
Common
Mar 28
4
18Va Sep
30 Va Sep
5
12% Dec
25
11% Dec
Mar 23
7
Jan
<
11%
26%
66%
28
8
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39% Aug 17
65% Jan
72%
10%
26%
67%
11%
1
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25% Dec
11%
27
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33
13V4
43%
11%
100
Chicago St St Louis Co
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11%
26%
63
150%
8%
54%
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9,900
f
35%
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1
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:
4,100
33%
13%
43 V2
11%
1
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,
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700
57,600
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11%
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10
♦
8%
13%
44
11%
10
preferred
York
New
8
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1
England Electric System
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28
29% Mar
8%
43%
Cast_No pa*
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport News Ship St
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
11
30%
Co
Meter
.*10
11
-
•
1
Bros
*10
11
30
Corp
Nelsner
74% Dec
"
V
800
30y4
Co
22
13
*10
4-
60
1,100
13
*12%
■
30
Co
17% Sep
29% Jun
11
"
30%
Corp
Steel
9% Jun
13% Jan
17
12%
_
30%
_
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
National-Standard
Sep 28
12%
14%
31
100
National
Jan
Feb
12%
•10
11%
5
Steel
40
6
12%
180
73%
'
13%
30%
preferred B
Malleable
28% Jan
19
12%
*72
31 y4
100
98% Jan
14% July 27
13
30%
common
Sep 29
4
73
12%
Is.
Nopar
Co
Sep 28
15
*72
12%
37
Col
preferred
68
2
72
12%
*7%
preferred A
28
16% Jun
71-:
12%
35%
5
Service
28% Jan
6
73 y4
7%.
10
19
1%
19,900
35%/
common
120% Jan
$4.50
National
8%
63%
*7%
Co
Co
134% Mar 12
8
.72.;
•12%
8%
35%
pfd series of 1951
31
40% Mar 13
63
Z
36%
Corp com
120% Dec
98 y2 Aug
8
62
•7% -v 8%
Inc__
3
38% Dec
8%
62Va
8
& Chem
21% May 27
Aug
2,400
8%
63%
8
62
35%
Products
6
96% Sep
3,700
20%
37%
10
Lines
27
4va%
6,700
31%
•7%
100
28
Distillers
37%
30Va
201%
/•:
36%
common
24% Sep
Natl
37%
>
1
44% Jan
7
*10%
1
15
City
8,900
8%
Corp
National Dairy
6,700
11,700
4
37%
preferred
12
18%
33%
HVa
National Aviation Corp
11
2,200
36%
_
Sep
20%
8%
.
35%
1".
35% Jan
30%
20%
6,100
2
_
__
7%
37
30ya
20%
65%
8ya
*63
64
25%
12
3
8y4
-
26
Corp
36%
30%
20%
3%
.
62,800
'
2-5%
National Biscuit Co
109% Jan
37
30
30%
2020%
■
/•
3 2 Va
;■
4
36%
37%
30%
19%.
75%
National Cash Register
15
37%
30
49%
National Can
Jun
38%
19'/a
48%
1
23% Dec
37
30
18
18
32%
3%
4
49 Va
157% Aug 12
160
17%
■32%
3%
49 1
3
5
17%
32%
4
18%
11 ya Mar
19
17%
31%
.12%
National Airlines
Sep
17%
33 y8
37/a
*74
4
Apr 29
17%
32%
4Va
"ZZlOO
"125
Z"~No par
17% Jan
89
"
4
8
11% Sep 30
78
17%
33%
33 %
14%
70% Jun
74 y4 Jan
17%
~10
19%
3
27
31
19%
26
23 y2 Jan
30
19
97% Feb
Dec
29%
19%
21
82% Mar
291/4
14
159
28
29%
14
132% Aug
71% Dec
29 ya
19%
9
2
29%
20
19
12
29
19%
10
36% Jan
29%
_
Nov
27% Nov
29 Va
64
Co
Jun
9
53,500
181/2
Brass
Feb
Jan
28
.
Lines
84
12
36%
27i/a
13%
Wheel
Apr
Dec
36V4
27%
Corp
Corp
Apr
24
36%
26%
Products
71
7
*36%
27%
Co_III~No~par
145
37% Dec
36%
1
104
17
36%
1.000 lirs
St
Motor
2,400
26%
8
144% Jan
29
28
Corp
National Acme Co
Jan
28%
37
Natco
104
29%
27%
NAFI
Sep 29
29%
36%
4
87
29
28
17
Sep 28
287/a
7,200
37%
17
25
66
27%
39
July 18
53% Sep 29
5
64
36%
Jun
8
64%
30
54% Jan
12
29%
63%
13,600
29
5
66% Jun
25
x287/a
64V2
v
2.50
Corp"!
16
49% Mar 21
63
10
65%
4
25% Apr
65 %
9%
~~j
j. ~~ 9
12
143% Jan
63 Va
9%
9
j
53% Mar
1
9
No par
29Vb Sep
Mar 30
9%
64
Paper
9
12% Feb
9Va
10
No par
Utilities
24% Jan
Mar
10%
4
12
22
9 y4
21,100
19%
No par
120
29
24% Mar
42% Aug
Dec
19
28%
48% Jan
6
49% Jan
142
19
29
Munsingwear
Inc
ZZZZZZZZ
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
9
22
18%
28%
Co
Inc
Motor
134
18%
29%
9
Mueller
21
29
129
132
17%
29%
_I_8
4
22
21
63% May
125%
18
30
19%
28% Jan
5
131
17%
29%
20
19
10
128
18
19%
20
15
131%
133
ZZ_5
Jan
12% Nov
131%
128%
11%
32
50 y8 Sep
15,600
67%
22
13 y8 Nov
17%
27
25% Sep
Aug~4
17 Va
11%
23 Va Jan
51%
17%
64 Va
27% Jun
31% July 24
16%
26%
18% Mar 21
2
17%
3
13% Sep 28
22
16%
12
6
Jan"
17%
Z_ZZl0
23
25% Sep
16%
j.
Dec
43%
17%
Co
24
Sep
1,300
16%
.
30'/a
shares
(John)
Motorola
9
Sep 28
34(4
Morrell
May 31
24
18% Sep 26
92%
34
st
Feb
27Va Nov
92%
33%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
Moore-McCormack
22% Dec
16
50 va
92V2
33%
Montana Power Co
No par
Montecatlnl Mining St Chemical-
19
66 y« Sep
50 va
92%
34%
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Chemical
Montana-Dakota
7
26% Sep
50 va
92 Va
*33%
51
29%
Monon RR class A
Class B
55% Jan
35% Sep 29
26% Mar 8
51
92%
33%
100
May
14% May 26
56% July 27
35% Mar
2
1,300
50%
92%
33%
1 90
preferred
7
2
8
7
Ontario
10
Jan
38% Jan
50%
51
92%
34
17
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
23
200
92
5
80% Mar 11
68% Jan
49%
51%
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Missouri Portland Cement Co
6.25
Missouri Public Service Co
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15
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34
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Mississippi River Fuel
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex RR
6
Dec
17
11,200
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Mission Development Co
Aug 18
6% Jan
6
34
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35
41% Jan
St
30 Va
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92
Co
St Louis
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
4
22% Jan
Moline
Minn St Paul & s S Marie
Minn Mining & Mfg
17
29%
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Philipp
24% Jan
22
4% Sep
Chem
&
20
,
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178% Jun
July 14
v'
30
100
common
8
Mar
31% Dec
Corp
Sep 26
Jan
20% Oct
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38
22
Inc
preferred
88
91%
82
90
31%
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Jan
82
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17
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Sep 28
82
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39
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5
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22
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28
8
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37,300
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11% Dec
93%
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22
Jan
20% Feb
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36%
81
92 Va
100
100
36
series
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1,800
35 va
preferred
58
32,400
51 Va
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preferred
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5,000
10
50%
3.80%
50
31% Apr
23
series
preferred series
73
9%
9%
4.45%
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63
18% Nov
preferred
10
500
17,500
82
72
51
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81
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71%
9%
50%
Aug 11
Sep 21
17
70%
9%
50%
33
19% Mar 23
73 Va
71
72%
50%
May
4
71%
9%
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82
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82
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July 21
72
82
51
30
Jun
70
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88
31
82
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50 %
95
16% Sep
123% Feb
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74 Va
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29 Va July 29
2
60
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12
150
9
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27
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21
14% Dec
74 %
Feb
92
28
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20% Sep
76%
Machine
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33
75%
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29
15
16
33
78%
60 % Nov
2
83 va Jan
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Dec
68
33
12.50
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25 % Mar 16
33
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32 %
75%
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Friday
Sept. 2J
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Thursday
Inc
Co
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 27
common
Inc
Aug 31
82% Sep
6
$3.50
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 26
V-
Sept. 28
33%
33%
Stores
Co
St
HIGH
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
53% Jan
82 % July
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NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
Far
AND
HIGH
BALK
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 28
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Thursday
Sept. 29
Friday
Sept. 30
the Weex
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38% Sep
83
Dec
31
95% Jan
16
84
74
94% Sep
Dec
29
85
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12
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15
100
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13
89
86
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95% Jan
30
34%: Nov
13
27% Jun
9
16
Dec
80
16
86
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
18
Sep 25
30% Aug
28% Mar
16
Feb
27
90% Feb
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15
common.;
35%
36%
preferred
100
90
90
3.90%
preferred
100
79
79
♦79
4.56%
preferred-
100
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94%
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4.44%
preferred
100
39% Jan
(Dhio
35% July 15
16% Sep 21
Jan
Co
4.40%
!
Sep
96
Aug
93% Sep
46% May 21
34%' Mar 4
29
Ohio
19
82
Okla Gas &
Oil
4%
Co
No par
Elec
Co
14%
87
Jun
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
30
Aug 29
54% Jan
4
Olln
Sep 29
14% May
5
16% Sep
23% Jan
30
Olin
Oil
10
4
42% July
5
58% Jun 23
58% July 28
26% Nov
25
16
15% Nov
10
79 % Feb
20
39% July 15
12
61% Feb
9
16% May
28
37% Jan
Sep
14
23% Jan
15% Feb
23
16% Jun
Jan
25
122% Jun
90% Sep
28
116
104 y2 Feb
27
110y2 Dec
26% Nov
13
38% Apr
16
♦87
89
24
99% Feb
4
24% Sep
85
Jan
22
5
93
Jun
Aug
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7.50
28%
5
40%
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41%
33%
33%
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25,200
3,500
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89
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28%
28 %
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40%
41
20
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20%
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48
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20
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16
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163/8
22
37
37
36%
37%
49
49%
50
20%
203/4
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37,400
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preferred
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89
283/4
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85 %
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100
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16
1
6.25
preferred
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89
28
16
19%
37%
48%
20%
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16%
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28%
20%
-
330
923/4
89
No par
Co
50
92%
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94%
323/4
19%
(The)
Glass
260
93%
32%
36%
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7,300
80
32%
,
40%
34%
91%
93%
31%
16%
>
93%
333/4
91%
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32%
1
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Oxford Paper Co common
9
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Overland Corp
14
17
94%
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28%
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Outlet
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130% May 31
34% Jan 27
28
85
9
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&
Gas—
33
33%
90%
81
31%
17%
100
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Otis Elevator*
12
75
preferred
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4
2
31
97% Jan
Dec
Sep
7
94% July
104% Dec
32%
Oliver Corp
5
16
7
4.24%
Oklahoma
32%
*16%
Mathieson Chemical Corp
30% Jun
Ja~i^~7
29% May
83% Jun
2
>
5
36% Mar
0
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35%
90%
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20
preferred
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31
93
5
common
16
25% Dec
41% Feb
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34%
90%
111
111
25
25%
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92
2,800
330
15%
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ii y8 Nov
27
15% Jan
22
23% Feb
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26
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51% Nov
5
67% Apr
20
58% Jun
9
66% Apr
46% Sep
.
60
45% Nov
16
25% Sep
23
29% Oct
20
21
144% Apr
24
22
6% Jan
29
3
46% Nov
24
Oct
4% Sep
30
Sep
7
56% Jan
20% Nov
17
35y4 Apr
25
59% Jan
83
42
Dec
94
8
5 • Jan
22% Sep
12% Sep
16% Apr
40
71% Sep
9
53% Sep 16
32% Jan
2
7% Jan
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18% Sep
21% Sep
29
24% Apr " 8
21% Jan
12
64% Jun
11
44
Mar 15
30% Sep
21
39% Mar 12
25
Sep
26
31% Jan
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
5%
25% Nov
13
88
Dec
11
84 y2 Dec
14
29% May
5
102% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
35
25% Jan
89
15
27
55% Mar 20
11% Sep
32% Sep
28
5
64% Aug 11
54% Feb
8
57% Dec
30
26% Jan
2
74
5
Mar 23
39% Dec
-
31
42
Sep
27
29
45
Jan
29
50% Jun
36% JUn
Oct
14
99% Feb
25
92% Jan
15% Dec
18
19% Jan
22
6% Feb
24
13% May 17
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3% Oct
27
30% Sep
22
94% Sep
43% May
100
22
54% Dec
22
46% Jun
9
4
26% Mar 14
Mar 30
70% Mar
57
7
96% Jun
43% Mar
5
8
3
8
95% Mar
16% Jan
5%, Jan 21
57% Jan
53
23
Apr
22% Jan
47% Mar 31
Oct
26
20% Jan
18
23
87% Dec
11
103% Apr
15
87% Jan
7
20
75
Dec
23
85
Dec
17
93
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QQ
Jan
104%
13
75
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
56 y4 May
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6
Jan
13
6
Jan
12
101
19
49
Jan
28
38% Apr
29
71
Mar 29
75
13
85
12
29
93
65
Dec
54
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
74% Dec
4a
1
22
73
Apr
30
63% Sep
65% Mar 10
84% Apr
82
60
Apr
77% Jan
14
Mar 23
Oct
22
52% Mar 23
11% Jan
28
16% Dec
74% Jan
36% Dec
90
Jan
20 y4 Jan
32
Sep
21% Jan
■V 41%
1
7
Mar
13% Apr
5
20
14
9
29
Sep
Aug
80% Aug
48 % Aug
18% Sep
.
23
6
2
95% May
8
91
53% Dec
3
Apr
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11
8
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7
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18% Sep
28
20
25% Jan
4
84
17
88
8
5
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83
Dec
3
94
89
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3
14% Dec
28
15
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99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
Jun
1
85
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9
f.. 15
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12
26
97
Aug
73
Sep
1
43% Jun
20
93
Aug
Jan
145
24% Jan
42
73% May
19% May
28% Jan
26
68
82% Jan
29
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9
23% Jan
9
16
4
124% Jan
7
18% Sep
55% Sep
28
91% Mar 19
Dec
74% Dec
119
Mar
July 23
2
22
19%. May 20
30
Nov
5
Sep
8
86
132
28
12% Sep 29
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8
66
132
8
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4
22% Jan
71
12
75% Jan
15
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27
28
18
4
125
116
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4
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9% Sep
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38% Jan
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6
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11
18
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81% Jan
4
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18
4
56% Dec
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8
43% Mar
124% Jan
34% Mar 31
21% Nov
17
31% Apr
17
96% Jan
28
188% Dec
22
62% July 31
100% Jun
9
81
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1
22
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22
28% May 14
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88
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14
96
4
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26% Dec
78% Oct
10
5
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1
12
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5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
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93
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16
85
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8
90
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40% Sep
22
106 y2 Apr
6
98
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14
21
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9
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17
65
24
76 % Mar 13
20% Sep
22
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22
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8% Nov
23% Jan
13
22% May 14
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5
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20
106
7
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Feb
18
Sep
7
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49% Aug 19
74% Sep 13
23% Apr 20
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123
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16
29
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7
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25
86
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17
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4
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16
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23
15
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81
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48%
6,900
1,360
17%
173/a
17%
9,600
222 %
227%
224 %
228%
42,000
17%
18 %
18 %
183/4
4,000
'
preference
100
Power Co
10
i
91%
91%
29%
30%
112%
116%
65%
66
♦91
29%
91%
91
29
29%
109
112
66
66
108
643/4
91
29%
111
66
90%
29%
109
90%
29%
113
62%
63%
4,100
39%
39%
19,400
29
29
29
•28%
*83%
86
*85
86%
100
♦85
86
•83%
85
*83%
86
86%
*85
86%
♦85
86%
100
♦87%
100
•103%
No par
45%
46%
100
♦72%
73%
*72%
73%
*723/4
25
73%
72%
♦22%
22%
*22 %
22%
♦22%
223/4
•22%
23
•21
22
*21
22
♦21
22
•21
21%
•112
120
114
114
preferred
preferred
25
100
5
common
Aug 15
37% Aug 30
Puget Sound Power A Light Co__10
28
37% Jun
24
Pullman
2
39% Jan
4
preferred—
No par
89%
104
7%
8%
•83
85
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
103%
104%
*104%
1043/4
45%
45%
113%
7%
♦83
45
113%
8
7%
85
*83
453/4
8%
85
19,500
64 %
•283/4
'
11,400
29%
40%
29
•84
930
293/a
114
40
39%
29
39%
29
112%
903/4
39%
41
29
39%
903%
63%
40
29
100
preferred
Publlcker Industries Inc
Pure
97%
Chic Ry—
4.80%
84.75
38%
130
60%
preferred
4.16%
16%
58%
preferred
preferred
4.32%
43,900
20
*64
•
63%
common
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%%
13,200
43%
preferred
5.05%
29%
82%
793/4
preferred
4.18%
4.30%
10
180
283/4
79%
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
._10
Public Serv Elec A Gas com_No par
♦1.40 dlv preference com„Nopar
4.08%
240
60
Co
sink
81
•95
83.50 convertible preferred
&
28%
320
81
l
guaranteed preferred
5%%
28%
100
96%
No par
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Poor
29%
8,700
96%
*79%
No par
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
Plttston Co
28
18,300
22
1
preferred
preferred (conv)
Ft Wayne A
99
28%
*21%
0
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
7%
82
•89%
100
22
100
convertible
$4.80
70%
82
100
65
70%
5
,
21%
65
100
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
84 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Procter A Gamble
2
23
104
23
22%
Aug
Jun
5
23%
34,700
96%
Potomac Electric
Sep
65% Jan
23%
18'/a
51%
Aug 16
29% Sep
1,700
18
15%
18%
86
18%
50%
18%
66% Aug 26
41% Aug 23
1,100
1%
18%
25%
19%
83
Dec
*23
231 %
80
98
23%
17%
130
8
23%
224%
1
9
23%
229%
31
19
18
221 %
1
11
18%
1
27
5
18
*21%
Porter Co Inc
30
18%
Polaroid Corp
261% Aug 22
5
58% Jan
40%
1%
17%
11
90% Nov
39%
2
17%
95% Jan
17
22%
39
1%
5
6
25% Jan
47% Feb
22%
393/4
1%
Plymouth Oil Co
Jan
29
Feb
22'/«
*37%
1%
23
89% May 31
24
23
39%
1%
Plough Inc
31
29% Feb
22%
71% Aug 17
Dec
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
2,300
50
*37%
1%
No par
Pitts
125% Dec
40
38%
12.50
Phila A Reading Corp
31% May
16
22
40%
No par
100
Philco
49% Aug 27
39% Jan
393/8
preferred
4.30%
4
6
23%
13,100
28,800
92
3.80 %
Jan
26
57%
4.40%
2
Sep
Sep
■
21
06
56
40
43
100
Phila Electric Co common
81 conv preference com
Aug 16
Aug 29
99% Sep
83% Sep
56%
60%
33 %c
Corp
56%
39%
11%
No par
Phelps-Dodge
9,100
903/4
54%
39%
92%
25
8
*903/4
92
56
40%
23%
33%
5
9
44
94
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) A Co Inc com__33%c
4% 2nd preferred
(conv)
100
■27% Sep
19% Sep
12
7
Jan
84% Jan
2
Mar
*90%
28,100
42%
54%
*28
10
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
92
6,400
19%
42%
42
39%
27%
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
41%
27%
No par
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
*90%
43%
12%
40%
'
7
12%
46%
l
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
11
9,000
15%
3
1
Pet Milk Co common
23%
50%
50
Pennsylvania RR
38% Jun 23
100
preferred
4.40% series preferred
13
18%
3,500
22%
12%
5%
25
5
Co
Chemicals
41%
92
♦23
.1
Penn Power A Light com
4%% preferred
17
28
Sep
Corp—
common
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
7
34% Jan
conv
18%
200
5%
56%
18%
3.50
Pennsalt
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
30
92
4.68%
18%
12,800
135
41
1%'
25
;
Cement
23%
12%
10,100
135
5%
22%
12%
24,200
27%
39
1
5
preferred
Ford-
5%
64%
503/4
22%
No par
Penney (J C)
97% Aug 24
17
prior
135
53%
2.50
common
Penn Fruit Co Inc
94% Aug 31
17 % Jan
5
27
&
Penn-Dixie
'
7
4
18
15% Nov
v
28% Sep
Jan
49% Jan
Jan
Penick
4
85% Jan
?'
40 y8 Nov
20
Jan
conv
62%
40
No par
Transportation
42%
*90%
1
Co
Patino Mines & Enterprises
45
Sep
7
30% Mar 31
28
&
41%
100
Peabody Coal Co
9
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
Davis
Parmalee
4
15
preferred
Parke
5%
2,900
27
■
5%
48
50 %
51%
135
200
22
47%
27%
135
2,000
14%
18%
Paramount Pictures Corp
9
25
1
No par
Parker Rust-Proof Co
Mar 16
45% Nov
American
4%
23% May, 5
54% Sep
6
Sep
Tin
Common
29
12
18
50%
263/4
2,400
13%
*21
63%
52%
27%
X135
153/4
13%
47%
51%
137%
•153/b
*14%
22%
27%
27%
*135
18%
24
35% Dec
27%
100
19
1% Jun
11
52%
'
14 2/7
62%
18%
14% Feb
32% Dec
No par
64%
X63
46%
12%
22
Sep
65%
48%
12%
4
48
64%
51%
47%
12%
4
29
49
_25
Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
15
Jun
48%
70c
67% Sep
41
22%
10
*21
24
28% Jan
6
•21
23%
14
July
22%
24%
30
36
*21
23%
-3% Jan
21
14 %
50c
18% Dec
Sep
133/4
Pan
26
26
16
133/4
14 %
6
4
"
15%
13%
14%
13%
4
48% Jan
3
16%
♦14
14
5%
17% July
23% Jan
60% Feb
15%
14%
13%
5%
12% Feb
<
15%
♦14
1
39
Jan
preferred
Pacific
15%
1
Consolidated Corp
Packard-Bell Electronics
51 % Jun
\
5
Aggregates Inc_5
common
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
12
29
8
Inc
20
A
Pacific
28
Feb
145
20
28
Fisheries
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
5%
11
Sep* 28
49% July 30
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
12.
Jun
Cement
60% Jan
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
50% Mar 13
9
22
4
V\.
Pacific
29
1
23
Oct
23
Amer
Pacific Coast Co
90% Sep
21
2
8
26% May 10'
J
Pacific
18% May 11
22% May 2
83% Mar 18
23% Jan
42% Sep
28
17% Aug 17
18% Jan
6
28
Jun
36% Feb
Sep
5
May 11
46% Mar
2
Jun
8
130 y4 Feb
13
43
7
18% Mar 18
3
126
Jan
13% Aug
11% Jan
5
18
11
•87%
104
44%
114%
7%
•83
•83%
*85
86%
89%
87%
87%
104%
1043/4
1043/4
46
72%
114%
8
85
45
*72%
22%
•21%
♦115
8%
•83
400
86
45%
73
22%
10
300
6,600
60
400
22
120
8%
~70
12,300
84
34%
35%
34%
343/4
No par
33%
34%
33%
33%
31%
32%
31
31%
30%
5
Inc
31%
30%
31%
303/4
31%
30%
31%
30%
12,200
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
313%
32%
32,500
58%
9,900
Oil
33%
34%
10,600
Q
-
•
'
■
'
i
44% Dec
29
124% Sep
22
24
Feb
For
25
54% Jan
140
Mar
27% Oct
footnotes,
16
5
27
see page
42
Jan
26
61
125% Jan
11
136
26
24.
Mar
8
Sep 23
Aug 18
37 % Jan
4
Quaker Oats Co
6%
common
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining
i
*
p
57
iqq
132%
Oorpl. 10
263/4
.
593/4
133
26%
57
131
26%
57%
56
131
26%
131
'
-
26
57%
131
26%
56
57
•131
133
26%
26%
57%
133
133
170
26
26
900
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
'
.
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
(1318)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Sept. 2G
SALE
HIGH
AND
Sept. 27
Sales for
PRICES
Sept. 28
the
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 29
Wednesday
Tuesday
Par
EXCHANGE,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Since Jan. 1
Range
„
Year 1959
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
»ve<.c
Shares
Sept. 39
R
Dec
67
73 y4 Dec
9
28
43 % Feb
1
74% Mar
5
,
17
41% Dec
56% Jan
73
193/4 Feb
9
30% July 10
43% Sep
9
16% Dec
29
Nov
24
27
25
J^n 21
37% Jan 26
33 y4 Jan 14
32
4
74
30% Feb
9
6
23 '/a Jan
8
51% Sep
29
Raybestos-Manhattan
29
28
26
*
29
9 % Sep
13% Sep
5
28 Va Jan
20
Jan
28
Oct
9
27% Jun
1
13% Aug
9
17
28% Jan
6
18
5
28
28
Jan
41% Sep
19% Sep
12
16
40 Va Apr
19% Sep
27
16
25% Nov
22
28% Jun
»
16
15% Sep
$
2
12% Feb
24
Jan
15% Nov 27
20% Apr
17
2
Dec
73
8
42% Jan
Jan
17% Sep
22
25
1
1
11
8
5
46% Jan 28
30% Jan
7
57 % Nov 16
Dec
Mar
116
50% July
71% Dec
47% Jun
Oct
8
17% Sep
21
30% Dec
16
32 % Apr
July 15
4
19
31% Jan
16
23
23% Jun 17
5
85
Aug
2
481% Jan
29
81
Oct
5
Oct 30
5
Apr
7
19
52
Jun
9
50
Jan
4
Sep 28
26% Jan
29
Sep
38% Jan
6
Mar 23
780
89
Sep
16
Jan
4
6
25
5
14
17% Jan
9% Apr
13% Sep
22
14% May 12
21% Jan
8
16 % Sep
21% Jan
13
46% Jan
4
21% Mar
2
3
Aug
22
27
50% Jan 26
31% Sep
19
2
12% Sep
30
22
12 Va Apr
5
24% Jan
•
Jun 24
Jun
17
1
37% Sep 22
10 % July
2
16 % Oct
1
12% Dec
32 % Sep
47% Mar 11
25
Dee ->1
24
16%
36%
373/4
93%
9%
24%
20
29% Sep
Dec
80
'
;
12
15
153/a
15%
15%'
143/4
14%
20%
203/8
21%
21.
21 %
20s/a
21%
9,000
20
19%
19%
19%
193/a
20%
19,400
'
13
*11%
12%
♦12
*16 %
,17
16%
16%
*16%
44
44%
44%
453/4
233/4
24%
23%
24
45
45%
45%
23%
-26%
24%
9%
8%
14%
231% Dec
Apr
28
30 % Jan
18% Nov
Sep
69
17
258
Apr 15
36% July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
79% Apr 30
56% Dec
3
42% Jan
80
15% Aug
6
26% Jun
90 y2 Aug
143/4
*14%
143/4
143/a
29
33% Sep
55%
53%
54%
541/4
56
21
14
;
—
26
7
30
22% Jan
33%
333/4
33%
34
34%
57%
55%
56%
553/4
56
56%
57
39%
41
40%
413/4
413/4
433/8
19,100
38
373%
-40
37%
393/o
38'A
39
38%
39%
59,000
'
.
80%
79% Feb
19
Sep
7
5
47%
47y2
47%
47%
47%
47%
600
1163/4
1141/4
115%
1141/4
116%
3,500
773/4
78%
773%
78 3/a
783%
79%
29,300
*823/4
y
84%
*82%
843/g
823/4
823/4
200
15 3/a
15%
15%
12,00t)
1%
13/8
l3/o
7,800
*>/a
84%
1%
15%
1%
:
•
393/8
3%
803/4
803/4
82
281/4
28%
28%
28%
38 3/4
39%:
3%
38 %
39%
39
41
3%
3%
3%
3%
7,800
35'%
363/a
35%
36%
8,400
44%
44
44%
43%
44
433/4
44
4,900
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,300
30%
29%
30%
29
29%
29%
303/o
8,000
*87
18%
16
July" 15
45 % Aug
20
12
10% May 16
21%
82
Dec
7
47% Sep
52
Dec
7
38
14%
14%
143/s
15%
6,900
15,500
14%
; 143/,
14%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
^^12%
123/4
18
17
17%
17%
171/4
17%
17%
16 %
•
>»>
16%
16%
16 va
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
33
33%
33%
343/8
33%
121/z
13%
.32%
32%
37% Jan
11
Feb
10
26
81% Jun
17
2
60% Feb
4
87% Mar
81
Jan
80
Dec 23
96
Apr 13
22
Sep
67
Dec 31
-
26
16%
32%
13%
12%
13%
18,600
13%
13%
133/4"
13%',
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/s
133/s
13%
135/s
1,300
32%
"32%
32% "
32 %
32%
32 %
32%
32 3/a
32%
3,000
14%
14%
14%
13%
14
19%
19%
20
303A
14
13%
,T
14%
.
18%
13%
: 14%
..
.
18%
193/4
19 va
19%
19
31 %
19%
31%
.
.
14%
14
32%
'/30%
31%
293%
35%
36%
35
86%
853/4
-
32%
.
■
-
17
93% Jun
72
-
Scott
8
17% Sep
28
66% Jan
26
71% Jun
30 y2 Mar 18
Mar 17
15
13
10% Mar 11
3iy2 Nov
4
40% May 25
29 Va Sep
29
14
38% Jun 13
19
20 Va Apr
5
13% Jan
2
3
26 y4 July 16
24% Aug 22
20 % Nov
6% Nov
29% Apr
12
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
30% Sep
5
50% Nov 23
44
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
17% Dec 1.6
14 ■
9% Jan
20
81% Nov
6
6
7
32% May
4
41
Jan
17
59
Jun 23
Sep
19% Jan
29
2
7% Sep
29
preferred
Bhahmoon Industries Inc.
$5.25
14% Mar 31
29% May 25
38% Sep
43% Jan
11
12% Jun 27
18% Sep
2
4
12 y2 Sep
21
19 y4 Jun
17
11
42 y2 Dec
30
30 Va Apr
28
43
38 y2 Dec
22 Va Dec
30
17% Sep
15
Sharon
22% Aug 12
16% Jun
9
33 y8 Sep
22
Jan
38
15% Sep
29
24 Va Oct
16
17% Nov
15% Sep
12
28
29
45 vs Mar 25
59
14
Dec
42% Jun
Jan
68
18 y2 Jan
104 y2 July 27
6
31% May 22
48 Va Nov 24
67% Apr
74 Va Apr
44% Jan 22
12% Sep
9
22% Feb
16
94% Jan
39% July 13
65% Jan
29
Jun
2
55
33% Aug
8
53% Jan
11
18% Feb
26
37
July 23
22% Jan
5
7
9
12% May
29% July
-
16
22% Sep
Singer
62% July 18
Jan
16
Smith
Smith-Corona
Smith
15
4
61% Jun
30
42% Sep
20
52% Jan
26
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
4"% Jun 10
7% Jan
12
Jun
5% Dec
80 y2 Jun
9
8y2 May 18
16
44% Dec
22 y2 Nov
15
12
Dec
4
29% Dec
15
18
38
34
Apr 20
52% Feb
45% Jan
25
22% Jun
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
14
35% Mar
3
26
54% Jun
19
24
13
21
May 10
Sep
2
28% Aug 29
Jan
11
30% Feb
56 % Feb
17
39 Va Jan
3
37% Mar 16
12
4
2
67
Sep 13
50 y8 July 18
38% Aug 31
14% Sep
34% Nov 25
46% Jan
22
33% Jun
16
40% Aug 24
21 y« Nov
16
24% Oct
16
18% Sep
28
23% Jan
5
48% Nov
17
60% Jan
15
40
54 % Jan
5
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Sep 28
Jan
4
Dec
15
65
75
Jan
64% Jun
13
1
23% May 18
69% Aug 23
29% Jun
13
5% Sep
2
28% Dec
10
Sep
26
29% Jan
26
~9% Mar's
35 Va Jun
30
89% Sep
6
Spencer
4.20%
16% Aug
92 Va Sep
9
4
6
4
19
9
10
84% May 16
Nov
30
21% Mar 16
13% May 12
21 Va Oct
22
28% May
Dec
89 % Apr
29 '
May 23
26% Jan
21"
19% Sep
22
97% Feb
13
83
32% Sep
24
47 Va Dec
16
29% Mar
8
Oct
2
84% May
77% Feb
2
43% Jan
82% Sep
10
37% Dec
25% July 25
17% Jan
83
76
26% Jun
For
footnotes,
7
30
see page
2&.
4
Spencer
„
Sperry
$4.50
Spiegel
$4.50
Square
preferred
Inc
common
preferred
D Co.
31%
30'%
31'%
303/4
31
49%
51
495/8
50%
14
14%
14
143/a
*
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800
1,200
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35
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36
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840
8
36
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48,300
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98
.
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99
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10,700
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25%
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15
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36
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37
37%
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18
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16
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33
333%
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55
553/4
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57%
10,700
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41%
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423/4
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37%
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13
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24
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22,500
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37
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14,600
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41%
41%
36%
35
36
13
13%
13
13%
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,
56%
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23
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26
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26%
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27%
263/4
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60
43
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35
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49
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26
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35
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40
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8
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41
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37
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44
.
38
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s
25
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69
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.
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,
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343/4
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18
18
36 va
100
5
•
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25
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?
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25
1
50c
.
18
33%
5
Rand Corp common
16
25%
37%
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preferred
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*15%
'15 3/8
69
1
1
2.50
Chemical Co common
_6
2
15%
6%
15%
44%
Bros Inc
Industries
Sep 27
81 Va Dec
16
Spartans
16
15
>
25%
26%
Sparton Corp
6% May
28
4
11
21'A,
*96%
29
non-cum
9% Jan
31
21%
98%
17%
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29 % Aug 18
17
31
6,3/a
30%
13%
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34%
260
72
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52%
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:
8,500
6%
13
16 %
10
„
18%
21
21%
14 3/8
25%
:
87
29%
6%
31%
51
35%
200
76%
16%
preferred.
20
Mobile ft Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co___ 1
5%
18% Aug 23
21 % Sep
19% Apr
Southern
70%
13%
83/a
'
173/4
173/4
Gas ft Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Railway common
No par
Southern
70%
14%
35
Southern Indiana
Southern
72
•
Va
52%
>
-
9,800
10,300
'
13%
15%
E ft G Co
Co
Southern
*85
-v
173%
14%.
25%
5
2o
—25
10
5
5
preferred
Southeastern Public Service Co
Southern California Edison.
*75
87
513/4
34%
ft
8%
76%
14,""
8%
1,800
93/8
833/t
83/4
9
83/4
.
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8%~
383/4
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52%
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8%
20,000
503/4
38 3/8
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13%
,
493/4
38%
17%
31%
-
50
38'%
87
*15%
15%
3,000
9
9
;
76%
%
21 Va
31 %
1,300
25,600
83
*96 %
1
com—4.50
5% preferred
—50
South Jersey Gas Co
2.50
^ South
Puerto Rico Sugar com—6
3
21
15%
*31%
3,500
15%
22%
83%
14%
French Labs.No par
Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Kline
South Carolina
31% Jan
41% Sep
30% Nov
28
50% Sep
Marchant Inc
Socony
South Amer Gold &
46% July 12
30
12% Aug
4
63% Mar 25
Feb
34
12
Jan
—
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
28% Mar 23
38% Nov 24
Corp
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16%
9 %
15%
14%
21%
*
82
.-51%
■
1
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Co
:
(A
21%
22,200
483%
.
9%
Z 30
21%
8,700
8%
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147%
213%
9
82%
„
6%
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32
31%
>
16
9:
83/4
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31 va
<
29%
7%
'
;■• 17%
17%
•
38%
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72
6%
32%
14%
20%
15
*75
76%
20
28%
*
15
15
15%
203/4
503/4
82
87%
*69%
.22%
-31
1
5
8kelly Oil
4
64% Jun
45
21%
50c
Corp
Oil
Sinclair
4
33
Sep
54% Sep
14
64
26
26% Mar 24
2
Nov~ 17
50%
Sep
Steel
Simplicity Pattern Co
•
'
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No par
Simonds Saw &
.
6%
6%
.1
Co
Simmons
u
17%
70%
31%
:—-1
Steel Strapping Co
8ignode
Jan
18%
70%
;
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Siegler
Jun
64
*86
17%
G)—J.
of America
*75
86%
26,500
95
*'
'
-
83%
.82%
75%
9%
-
32
*92
95
77%
'
No par
2.50
1
Corp
Corp
Sheraton
31% Sep
2
69
7
21% Jan
43
29
Mfg
83/4
9%
84%
»
300
31%
31%
*92
28%
38%'
38%
86%
Shell Transp ft It—
New York shares ordinary—:
Sheller
38
12,300
71
73%
•
.
>49%
473/4
38%
75■"
No par
No par
:
Shell Oil Co
20% Jan
Sep 26
23% Sep
23
;
Jan
(Frank
Shattuck
23% Jan
18% Jun 23
.
Oil 81 Gas
Steel Corp
Shamrock
9
28
23% Sep
Co
■
48 3/4
»
8%~
83
5
5
3
1
—1
Corp
9%
.
47%
500
153/4
273/4
20%
9
'49
9
9
"
35%
14%
71
7%
14%,
*■
21%
855
6,400
25
*34%
^
28%
"
,
No par
Serve! Inc common
4
99% Sep 30
4
Rubber
Seiberling
25
Jan
16
;
Jan
90
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck St Co
•
20 3/4
92
15%
15%
15
*143/4
21 3/8
21*
8
15;
;
153%
15
'
'
71
3i
31%
73/4,,
.
26,100
7
15%
35
15%
"
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•
34%
24%
25%
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27%
28%
7%
8%
7%*
15
%
245
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.
31
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95-
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86
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*
71
32 %
86
24%
15%
15%
70%
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38%
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32
-
95
9 .
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•
153/4
.
t
34%
245*
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•25%
35%
283/4
28%
1
30
1
Corp
6,100
35%
1
250
25
70%
32%
*92
preferred
Seagrave
22
29
% Feb
11% May
17
18 Va Jan
8
46% Jan 26
49
Jan 26
91 y2 Dec
Sep 21
13
35% Oct
18% Sep
May 17
39 % Jan
37
8% Jan
8
Mar
6
.
5,000
16,900
30,%-,
.
86%
*851/4
■
26
15%
73%
863/4
,
6T-vjfU
34
,36
*230
*35
16%
32
$4 preferred
Scovill Mtg Co
92% Aug 19
30
Jan 15
4
Jan
81:
36
*70%
No par
No par
common
25
3.65% preferred —.—a
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
..20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
$3.40
Aug 15
77
May 27
:.?"«293/4
A
y
..
250
25%
26%
v
15%
*
86
*230
36
35c
.
..
250
25%
'
'
*
86
85%
♦230
5
1.40
preferred
:
Paper Co common
Inc
*
?-•: /rq/'
36^"c:$6%
Paper Co
convertible
5%
Schick
800
68,200
13%
10
Schering Corp common
Feb 15
8% Sep
1774 Nov
8
18
78
Aug
8
2,000
34
32%
No par
com—No par
5%
100
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
90
32%
100
Arms
Savage
21
6
71% Feb
11
5
9
9
72% Jan
73% Nov
21
Apr 14
Jan
19
4
Aug
8% May
9
10
7
31% Sep
12
Sep 26
13% Aug 11
975
*87
90
*87
90
639
17%
13
17%
'
623
883/4
634
627%
620
628%
628%
'
xl43/0
15
12%
17%
40
*37
41
*37
5,100
44%
*87
88%
*16%
41
10,300
.
223/4
625
- 641
14%
•38
■
30%
30%
*87
.36
,
22%
22%
30%
37
,
36%
.
44%,
..44%
22%
3%
,
41
36%
*38
44
*38%
626
783/,
28%
:
77%
3%
,37%
•-36%
6,600
80 %
28 %
.
393/0
3%
3%
1%
13/0
1%
80%
40%
39
15
153/o
15
28%
80
;
%
28
28%
,
28%
81%;
-80%
'
■'
79%
15%
1%
15%
-■
78
*823/4
15%
84
*82%
common—
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A.——100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co..—10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
July 13
93
Mar 14
7
Preferred series A
St Regis
4
55 % Jan
28
Jan
8,000
1163/4
'.
*47
,
47%
116% 117
116%
78%
34%
34%
47%
.
Fran Ry Co
St L San
J8
8
15
34% Nov
Feb
Feb
24% Jan
4
preferred
»
4.30 %
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
Bt Joseph Light & Power
8
32
37% Sep
31
12 y2 Oct
3
12
Apr
15
19
88
29% May
12% Mar
39% Feb
259
24% Sep
69 % Mar
2,600
42
-
.
.47%
1.66%
100
"4 %
29% Apr
Mar 13
97
14
24% Dec 31
8% Dec 24
89% Dec
52% Feb
9
14% Sep
41,700
40%
1
1"
Stores common
Safeway
7
88 % Aug
26
700
-
55%
"
%
58
.-
115%
(Jacob)
5
Aeronautical Co
No par
Ryder System Inc..—————2.50
19
Apr
9,800
143/8
53 3/8
43
« -35-
•
55%
Ryan
•-*40% Apr
250
11,000
93%
9
.143%
543/4
5,800
.
25%
37%
Ruppert
3
23
Sep
.-:i,500
57
253/a
9%
9
9
300
17:
'
*55
253/4
253/a
26%
"
57
*55
57
9
9%
143/4
54%
23 %
25%
26%
14%
56
45%
.
23%
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57
25%
•••
100
12%
*11%
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57
19'/^
12%
/.
16%
24
14%
•',
133/4
16%
*11%
.
17%
46
35
1
1
.20 G
1
Inc
Ruberoid Co
29
34
4,800
15
13%
41%
-'
...
1
1
:
—
(Geo. D)
Rubbermaid
May 27
15
42 y4 Jan
24
15
14
1
2
17
2,900
14%
,
■1l
34% Nov
13%
19%
-.
t,
,
34%
2.50
Corp
Royal Crown. Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp.
Roper
3
-i 14% May
Corp
Ronson
Jan 22
42
900
13%.*
14%
21
/
5,100
24%;<
20%
14%
■
71,800
24
V'
24
■
14%
14%
.
24
.'
24%
10
24
14
24%
u': 24 •..
'
Aircraft Corp
Rohr
14 Va May 31
28
9% May
14 Va Mar
16%
36%
9%
54%
convertible preferred
25
Elec Corp
No par
Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4%
preferred series A
100
12% Apr
May 27
16%
34%
5%%
22
82
34
16 Va
35%
10%
Rochester
4
30
14% Mar
7
18
Nov 17
16% Jan
2
40
Oct
6
16%
10
Rochester Gas &
3
July 26
21,900
16%
33%,.
10%:
.
50
100
:
29
24% Mar 12
10% Jan
Company
Sep
605
700
6,400
16%
■
Antelope Copper
Roan
35% Sep
28
17
33%
9
Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
4% Jan
29
16%
10%
*
'
,•
55
39
163/4
16%
16%
*14%
Ritter
4
43 Va May
15%
.5.'.."16%
800
11,900
•'
57%
..
32%
25%
8
4
;2% Jan
Jan
57%
10%
23%
Reynolds
84% Aug 24
42
57%
34
*55
4
28% Jan
52% July
*56%
16%
46
-
(R J) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60% series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richfield Oil Corp
1
No par
Rlegel Paper Corp
10
9
21
58
'
3
21
Jan
92
16
4% %
.
"
'
10
preferred series A
conv 2nd pfd
4%%
%
Sep 28
Dec
741
16
Aug 15
3% July 28
18
30% July 23
39% July 24
2
29% Jan
83
27% Sep
22
Dec
5
71% Jan
28% Jan
50% Dec
39% Jan
4
23
1% Aug
68% Mar
Dec
62
35% Feb
Sep
Jan
15
5
16
5% Mar 17
59% Dec 14
30
Dec
30
48
149
26
4
76% Jan
Jan
37
21
16 %
12
5
1
ReXall Drug ft Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
55% Jan 21
26
45% Sep
4
Oct 22
70
56% Jun
8
16%
*16%
Inc
Revlon
114% July 28
17
2% Jan
111
22
70% Jun 23
16%
19%
1
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
4
50% Jan
17
42 % Jan
84% Mar 26
1% Sep 22
78% Jan
28
37 Va Sep
Nov 24
65
15
76
7
23
July 24
163
28
Feb
38% Mar
48% May 15
3
20
59
19%
••--
50o
preferred™—_10
convertible
$1
23
53% Sep
46 %
63% July 27
28
29
15 % Aug
33% Sep
July
54 Va
preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
r
43
58%
14 Ve
5
.5
100
Co
common.
Co
Mfg
Conv
11% July 11
12% Jan
81% Sep
38% Jan
31 Va Aug
25
7% Feb
& Eng
Reliance Elec
"Reliance
Mar 14
57
19% Mar 14
14% July
66% Apr
42
5
60y« Mar
12% Nov
.
27% Feb
11% July
55
'
4
18
52% Jun
28% Jan
7% Nov
16% Jan
19% Mar 17
68% Jan
Apr
42
59
14%,
10
10
preference
dlv prior
$1.25
Reliable Stores Corp
42%
57
43 %
10%
& Co—
(Robt)
Reis
38%
423/4
24%
1
Chemicals
72%
41%
16%
*
-
50
50
50
noncum
Reichhold
16% Jun 24
44
Sep 29
21
36% July 23
2
7
6% Feb
29
4%
*71%
41%
.
31%
•
5
1st preferred
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
'Reeves Bros Inc
:
;
50c
1
Feb
33%
27
29
Sep
24
Jan
25% Dec
7
Raytheon Co —
Reading Co common—
53% Jan
72
401%
72
16
'
•
53%
71%
51%
72%
58%.
•
Inc__3.33%'
1
Raymond International
Rayonler Inc „
;
22% Jun
16% Sep
31% Sep
5
No par
.
;
15,
6
4
18% Jan
5
15% Sep
73% Apr
Ranco Inc
2
Apr 19
70
Sep 28
57
May 22
8
Apr
67% Jan
134,00O
54%
523%
72
53%
72%
■
53%
52%.
52
■; 72%
,53•"
72
42%
;
No par
preferred—
1st
$3.50
52%
America com,_No par
Radio Corp of
18
78% Apr
28
51% Sep
'
14%
'73/4
28'%
♦89i%
8
28%
90
13%
14
19%
195/s
20%
90 3%
90%
90%
530
37
38%
27,900
13.%
19%,
19%
20ys
89
91
35%
36%
36%
37
*81%
82i%
80%
81
27
26 %
26 3%
26%
8
28%
*89%
90
13%
*88%
*66
*803/4
26
1,600
87,700
81%
210
27%
18,000
Volume 192
Number 5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1319)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
34 % Nov
EXCHANGE
23
■
-
Dec
18
35% Feb
25
49% Jun 2S
Standard
Brands
82i/4 Feb
17
71 % Dec
24
70y4 Jan
12
79% Aug 22
131/2 Sep 13
$3.50
5
July 29
May 11
41/2 Mar
1
5
Inc
Standard
Financial
2
Standard
Gas
&
com—No par
"
46%
23% May 11
12% May 11
30 ya Jun
20
Standard
Kollsman Industries_____l
25
621/s Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
17
35
May 16
447/8 Jan
Standard
Oil
of
45% Oct
23
52% Apr
591/8 Jan
50
Nov
16
647/a Jan
85
92
Jun
30
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31V2 Jan
6
Apr
39% Sep
23
7
39% July 27
117
July
6
41% July 27
76y2 May
Standard
Oil of New
56
Jan
Standard
Oil
89
28
Mar
3%%
102
2
23% Aug
4
131/2 Sep
28
16
22
8
42% Jan
Jan
29
65% Jan
4
20
20%
19'.
20%
18%
19%
19 %
20%
42%
41%
41%
41*
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
387/s
38/4
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
39
40
40%
40
40%
39%
40 %
39%
40 %
40
40%
47%,
48%
47%
47%
47
47%
45%
47
86
46
47%
_7
.,
;
19%
52% Sep
9
71
Apr
76i/a Nov
2
78
131/2 Jan
21
20
27
Dec
14
77
5
181/2 Jun
23
12% July
Jan
9
-59% Jun
22
441/2 Mar 24
66 '/a Jun
6
347/8 Dec
23
25
Sep
33% Jan
4
31% Dec
29
Dec
18
23
Apr
Fetr
43
20
80
*70
82
100
31%
31%
29%
30%
30%
31
*30%
32
2.800
30%
31
29%
30'/a
29 %
30
297/a
30
4,000
24 %
24 %
24%
5,000
137/8
14%
6,600
*84
•
*
241/2
*70
"
33% Jun
24 %
24 %
24
24%
24
14%
13%
14
13%
18%
♦18%
19
*18%
19
47%
49%.
47%
49
*81 %
84
5
1,
100-
*81%.
■
1
*.
^
13%
13%
13 %
13 %
13%
13%
*13 »/8
13%
53%
55%
52%
53%
51%
53
52%
54%
20.500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
8,900
*
2.50
25
25%
4
Stix
5
207/8
21%
4
14%
14%
29
19
May
6
167/a Jan
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—_1
5% prior preference
20
*17%
2
48
58% Mar 28
Sep
Sep
21
24% Jan
5
331/2 Mar 25
9
291/4 Oct
28
8i/a Jun
Oct
28
7
Oct
28
2181/2 July 26
251/4 Mar 28
Dec
14
48i/2 July 21
64% Jan
9% Jun
65
9% Aug 26
325
Sep 22
"
20
618
/:
Apr
Storer
24% Jan
15
Studebaker-Packard Corp__t
May 26
17% Jan
4
Jan
4
529
40
Broadcasting Co
When
convertible
$5
1
28
38% May 29
16 i/s Sep
23
26% Jan
4
11% Sep
23
151/4 Mar 20
121/4 Jun
1
181/4 Sep
7
Sun
80
4
Sun
21
Apr
29
65% Feb
-9
42% May 17
55% Jan
21
22% Nov
25
29
Jan
27
24'/a Jan
7
201/4 Sep
21
29
201/2 May 27
211/2 Jan 20
30/8 Dec
16
38% Jan
15
291/2 Jun
1
Dec
7
1061/2 Feb
20
85
9
Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
18
527/8 Dec
88
Mar 13
94
24 y4 Apr
8 7/a Mar 20
Feb
May
5y8 Jun
57/8 Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
Jan
23
25
Apr
3
29 y2 Jan
23
35
Jan
5
477/8 Aug 21
39 »/2
14% Mar
9
11% Jan
31
44% Feb
2165
lQi/s Nov 20
84
23% Jun
14
33% Feb
25
4%%
Biscuits
1348
Jan
4
50
Jun
29
Sweets Co of America
51% Feb
25
Swift
14
IB
22
Symington Wayne Corp
17
65% Sep
2
24% Aug 31
46% Aug 30
Jun
Feb
6:
Dec
48
13% Mar 16
8% Nov 25
67% May
4
71 %
OSFfcl
27 y8 Jun
'
11
87 7/a Aug
22
3
Feb
1
20y4 Sep
35 y4 Sep
44% Noy
29
34
64% Jun
2
*
24% Apr
87
Jan
28
•
29
Sep
21% Sep
30
28
36% Aug 12
Jan
14
15% Sep
26
19'% Jan
7
27
Apr
1
Apr 14
39 % July 15
>'17
Nov
16
257% Max416
61 y4 Jan
27
193% Nov
20
23 ye Nov
25
39% Jan
23
154
Jan
7
20% May 17
37
*
267% May 18
14% Mar 10
102% Dec
18
19% Jan
124% Mar 18
30
Feb
8
63
Dec
76
31
29% July 30
14 % July 25
65
Sep
27
70% Jan
12
18% July 22
10%
108
Jan
Jan
11
23 % Aug
5
26% Jan
4
Apr
24
36 y2 Mar
4
25% Sep
29
33% Jun
18
36% Sep
21
72
6
32% May
3
61% Jan
7
Dec
28
147/a Oct
14
9% July
8
13
Jan
27
23
Jan
30
11
317% July 30
2
May
$1.25
Land
29
28%
287/0
28%
28%
*28%
28%
28%
28%
11%
12/4
11%
12 %
10%
10%
10%
10% 1
-12%
117/B
i23/„
11%
12
11%
10%
11
10 %
10%
,
,
'
366
355
,
364
340
"
353
341
350
3,800
345
500
3,300
700
86,800
111.800
354
1.260
34%
35%
49
49
1,900
16%
17
15%
17
14"%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17
3,900
15%
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
15
15 %
8,200
*82%
84%
♦82%
84 '/a
*82%
21%
,
33 %
v
99
6%'
82 %
*82%
84%
50%
50%
50
51%
51 %
52%
5,400
21%
23%*
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
14.700
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23 '/a
33%
33%
33%
33 y4
33 y4
98
97%
98%
98
98 %
2,900
6%
6,700
*23%
33%
98
82%
50%
21
•
23%
237/a
6,600
48%
50
21%
•
„
84%
49
'
33
"
6%
'
33%
97
.
98
,6%
33%
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6%
6%
.
'
6%
6%
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6%
6%
40
900
2,600
•
900
910
915
915
38%
39
*37
39
37
38%
*35%
37%
37 y4
37 y,
500
41
41%
39%
41%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40%
41%
13,100
12%
13
xl2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%.
62%
62%
62%
63%
62%
63%
63%
17%
41%
21
19
42
17
18%
42
17%
18%
:•
42 Va
42 %
,
20%
21%
73 %
74 >/«9U
30'A
30 Va
21%
15%
890
62%
...
64
/
19%
18%
41%
21%
/-
'
21%
72%
„
73
'73%
31
31 Va
21%
22%
15%
157/o
171%, 176%
247/a
25%
■
,.
■
43
1
100
t,15%
No par
935
41%
21
73%
21 y2
74
930
"
.
75%
31
21'/a
2iy4
157/a
16%
1.75r/4,'181%
25%
26%
31
21 %
22%
15%
16%
176
180%
25%
26
.
21%
30%
31
74%
50c
19%
20
—-No par
23%
27/8
33%,
»10y4
15%
15%
69
75
-
preferred
(J
50
49
1
10
*65
8
—1
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
Thompson
49 %
9701
950
990
1,340
7.000
r
J
177
63%
9,200
17%
18%
70,300
423/8
423A
10.300
20%
21%
53,200
',73%
74 %
28,100
29
30%
'22%
22%
23%
14,600
16 Va
16%
16%
39.100
181
2,900
180 %
184 %
50,300
26%
26%
26%
27%
20,100
14%
15
15
15
69
66%
66%
66 3/4
67%
50
77
20y4
23%
26%
35 y8
11
75 %
76%
75%
763/4
12,800
19%
20%
19%
203/a
31,100
53%
81 Va
Trust—
common
conv
49 %
36
33 %
a—No pap
Sulphur
Textron Inc
48%
48%
5
Texas Utilities Co
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
4
48%,
34%
25 "
Sub share certificates
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
4
48 '
37%
9
Inc
Pacific
49%
T
;
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Texas
49
2,700
17%
49%
1
.
Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
11
50%
*17
48%
23
Talcott Inc (James)
TelAutograph Corp -
Texas Gulf
17%
36%
28
Texas Gulf Producing Co
256y4 May 2s
297/a Jan
1
17%
4.800
,
49%
4.16%
Co—
Texaco
4
35 y4
11
17%
15%-
38%
1
' Tennessee Corp
S
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
r
17%
21
15
49
10c
-
19
&
17%
25%
21
15
37%
12.50
-
29
/
29
Inc
Sep
July 26
17%
24%
21
38%
No par
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
7% Mar 11
1
17%
25
,
49% *
No par
26% Feb
855
14%
49%
preferred series A_
.,—28
2nd pfd series of '55
30
5% %
Sunshine
20%
14%
38
/
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
IOIV4 Aug 22
24%
20%
14%
1
Oil Co
797/8 Dec
25%
20,%
14%
5
Chemical
8,
24 V8
20%
355
1
Sunbeam
4
25%
14%
ii7/a
.
'
100
preferred
Suburban Gas
Aug 26
24% Dec
67
25 %
20%
-
10%
x
1
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
50..' Apr
-
-
_l
issued
600
49%
1
307/a Aug 15
*
"
29
1
29
261/4 Mar 24
800
9,400
84
25%
25% Jan
52
*81%
13%
16%
Stone & Webster
84
-
48%
25%
14
19
*81%
48 %
57%
201/8 Sep
181/4 Feb
84
48%
19
25%
*
Aug 25
Dec
*81%
48%
T-.
31,400
,13%
-
5
Co
48%
*18 %
26
54%
.
_15
Corp
'
84
47%
*
*
'*
«6
24%
14
18%
271/2 Mar 13
17
*84
24
13%
19
common,
Fuller
*70
14%
.
22
&
80
*
1
23%
18%
6
Baer
*70
23%
a
13%
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
7
80
*84
25
24
2
Jan
23%
1
Sterling Drug Inc
Stevens (J P)
86
*84
5
Co
preferred-
87
25%
No par
15 % Jan
Jun
*4.700
31
-
20
87 *
201/4 Jan
33
40,800
32
20
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
30
261/a Feb
50.500
211,000
76%
—20
preferred
preferred
Chemical
3%%
; 82
May 23
16% Jan
5
6
%
81,100
'
311/4
convertible
Stauffer
200
20%
'
47% Sep
70
8.800
5
19'/a
common__-10
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp _
Starrett Co (The) L S
211/4 Mar 25
May 11
*4%
307/8
6%
I71/2 July 27
43% Dec
5
16.500
12%
76%
$1.20 convertible
237/8 Jun
2
*4%
11%
26%
40% Jan
12
4%
11%
Shares
75
25%
37»/a July
31
Jan
11%
*74%
s 1 * -*85%
May
191/4 Dec
12 %
4%
5
75
100
May 11
121/4 Jan
*74%
11%
12%
*47/8
76
41%
series A—
28
18
12
12%
,,5
*75
,
\ 38'/a
$1.60 convertible preferred
Jan
46%
75%
Packaging Corp com—1
28
6
46
*74%
the Week
25
_
Jersey
Ohio
preferred
Standard
36% Jan
of
75
Friday
Sept. 30
42%
43'%
"_6.25
California-,
Indiana
501/2 Jan
441/2 May 31
851/4 Sep 19
231/s Sep 28
477/a
75
»47/8
20
26
Sept. 29
42%
43%
12%
391/4 Nov
21
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 28
43%
46%
1
Co
45% Nov
13% Sep
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 27
10c
Corp
Electric
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 26
No par
Sep
HIGH
Monday
Par
,
preferred
37
10 y8
3 '/a May 29
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
7.50
R)
65
74
197/a
23%
26'A
23%
27 Va
34%
10%
33%
10%
15%
65
75
15%,
15
*65%
74%
197/a
23%
25%
34
*10%
20
23%
27%
35 %
10%
23%
2.400
23%
23%
25%
25%
26
26%
3.500
34%
34%
34%
36%
57,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
400
52
53%'
53%
54%
13.300
81%
233A
800
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
52
Sep
79
Nov
70% May
8
Jan
6
23
24
88
207% Sep
18
29 % Apr -14
Dec
22
24
21
'
Jan
16
46 7% Feb
16
67% Jun
79
84
May 20
Feb
24
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
21
Jan
4
4%
23% Mar 29
v
-
Roller
2
69% Dec
7
8
Timken
11
26 y8 Aug
17
47% Sep
14% Sep
28
19% Mar
28
22% Jan
4
10
3
% Apr
15
15 % Feb
17
19% Sep
6
Toledo
33
22
41% Aug 20
17%
177/8
22%
48'A
15%
18%
36%
29%
65%
25
37Va
24%
22%
Tishman Realty &
15% Dec
Jun
19% Jun
53 Va Sep
21
70
Jan
26
257/b Jun
10
34% Sep
1
56 y4 Mar
3
30
Sep
9
75
Bearing
No par
Construction
1
5
Edison
Co
—
16
Trane Co
42%
July" 15
23 y4 Sep
29
29% Jan
4
35 % Sep
28
60
Jun
10
24
28
39
Jan
11
Transue
8% Feb
19
Trans-United Industries
Sep
Sep
Jan
7
7% Dec
30
174/8 Jan
27
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
18
11% July 25
33 y4 May 12
29
-
4
Sep
21
42% Aug
3
50 % Dec
24
56% Jan
14
Jan
12
29
34 % Jan
7
54/4 Mar
3
28
54/2 Jan
9
75% Mar
3
52
Jun
Nov
16
43 % Apr
10
30
Mar
8y4 Nov
16
13% Mar
5
7
May
Mar 13
21
36
37
21
29
48
July 31
Sep
24
10V4 Sep
22
177/a Apr
18
25% Apr
1
10% Jan
2
16% Dec
23
19 Va Nov
6
30% Mar 13
36
17/a Nov
30
No par
1
2
2
—1
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
Aug 23
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic
&
Williams
Corp
Steel
No par
*
1
*
4
Trans World Airlines Inc
39% Jan
4
Tri-Continental
Corp
,.
common
1
50
34%
53 %
27%
29 Vb
*53%
38Va
9%
*41
9%
14
11
54% Mar 10
July 28
28% Sep 14
40% May 27
30
59% May 27
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
8
43% Sep
9
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
2
11% Sep
9
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par^
May 17
8% July 18
40
$2.70 preferred
Traux-Traer Coal Co
Aug 23
12% Feb
19% Jan
4
133/4 Aug
4
243A Feb 29
18% Jan
81
5%
11
21
13 y4 Jun
Twin
,
conv
prior
Coach
1
50
—1
50
1
I
preferred
Co
,
TXL Oil Corp
,
53
*81%
17%
22%
48
157/a
18%
35%
28'A
65%
297/8
66
25%
38%
24%
4%
11%
34%
53 %
28
30
54%
39
9%
45
10
11%
25 % Mar 14
50% Jan
•
49
16
19
38
4
5
1
Jan
19
54%
85
—25
$1.20 preferred
45/8 Jan
17
68% Jan
preferred
Tidewater Oil common
4
53%
*81%
5
100
Common
10
24%
36%
*24
4
„
.
14V*
11%
•
34%
53%
277/a
29 %
53%
38%
*9%
*41
9%
14%
53%
83
52
81%
17%
22%
47%
14%
18%
35%
27%
65 %
x237/a
35%
18
22%
48%
15%
18%
36
29%
66
25
37%
26
4%
11%
34%
53%
28
30
53%
39 Va
9%
45
9%
14%
*81%
82%
81%
320
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
13,200
22%
48%
15%
18%
35 %
28
65 %
24%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,500
47%
11.400
37
24
4%
11%
24
4
48
47%
15%
15%
153/a
483/8
15%
18
18%
18
18%
7,500
35%
35'%
353/4
36%
4.200
27%
28
27%
6,300
28
4,200
64%
65%
633/4
643/8
1.800
23%
24%
23%
243/a
19,500
35%
37
37 Va
39%
32,700
*23
4
25
*23
4%
25
4
200
4%
3,900
11%
10,400
33%
343/8
19,000
53%
53%
5,700
28
6.200
11%
11%
34%
53 %
33%
34
53%
53%
28
30
55
11%
33%
53%
27%
29%
*53 Va
38
"
9%
*41
*9%
14
27%
28
273/4
29%
30
30%
31%
*53%
55
53%
53%
300
39%
39%
40%
22,400
93A
9%
1,700
39%
9%
45
9%
14%
39%
9%
*41
11%
10
*42
45
6,300
45 \
9%
9%
9%
13%
14%
14%
10%
5,200
15
16.200
V
»
9% Jun
41
Jan
4
73/8 Jun
17
12% Mar
I
Apr
2
29% Sep
27
43% Jan
4
108% Sep
29
148% Jan
8
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
87% Jan
6
96
19
78
51
9
150% July 27
30 Va Jun
19
35 %i Mar 16
86% Oct
15
98% Mar
74
Aug
4
80
Sep
67
Dec
24
773A Feb
77
Dec
24
87
Mar
4
16
32
Feb
76
68% Jan
5
75
Aug 10
7
85
Aug 19
53% July 10
17
38% Feb
19
13
9% Feb
26
29% Nov 27
37 3A Jan
6
19% Oct
1
253/8 Feb
4
20 VB Apr
21
30% Jan
6
45
July 15
25 % Apr
5
36
Oct
28
66
Mar 26
323/8 Apr
20
101
Oct
14
136
80% Nov
30
9
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
32% Mar 26
12
30 Va Jan
21
95
22
Mar 24
86
Oct
25
Nov
27
38% Apr
64
Oct
22
88% Apr
29
Sep
23
38% Dec
33 Va Mar
25
8
Sep
28
7% Jan
4
27
Sep
88
28
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar
24
Mar
43% Aug 24
31
Jan
8% Aug
32 % Jan
fi
2
243/4 Jan
13
37% Jan
4
United
46 % Aug 22
1033/4 Aug 25
United
97
Aug 24
8
32 3/a Sep
39% Sep
9
6
Artists
United
Biscuit
1
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
7% Jan
12
United
9
9
1
28
36% Mar 28
22% Jan
22
27% May 20
59 % Aug
27
46% Apr
19
34"% Aug 30
533/4 Jan 25
16% Jan
2
20% July 20
16
Jun
29
20
7
213A July 24
16% Apr
7
May 10
5% July 21
2y8 Mar 10
28
4
14
Va. Aug 18
51% Apr
19
Jan
11% Jan
Carton
Fastener
(Del)
United
Greenfield Corp
8
United
Industrial
4
28
11
United
1% Jan
Park City
—1
28
Mines Co
4
12
64% Jan
4
United Shoe Mach common
27
33% July
8
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities.——1
U S Freight Co
Nopar
30% Mar
4
43 % Jun
16
2
80 Va
Sep
16
85
83% Jan
4
28
Nov
13
35
Jan
26
233/4 Sep
29
90% Sep
30% Jan
4
6
75
Dec
21
45
30
74% Jan
4
footnotes, see page 24.
Sep
6%
preferred
29 5/a
25%
8
'"27%
20 3/4
293/8
40 3/4
1093/4
36%
'
36%
37
92
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2,800 I
33,100
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1,200
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17,200
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26,400
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10,100
110
92 %
,
92%
93
80
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80
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80
713/4
71%
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73
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40 3/a
93
84
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84
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40 7/a
40%
40%
40%
413/4
11,200
25%
25
25 Va
25%
257%
40,400
94
93
*763/4
713/4
84
40 7/8
25
25%
8%
77/B
8
8
273/4
27
8
330
40
84
77%
8
27 3/a
27
27%
27%
8,800
273/4
4,500
21
*20%
203/4
203/a
20%
203/a
207/8
29
30
29%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30
21,400
403/8
41%
39%
41
40%
41%
40%
41%
19.200
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105
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92
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100
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105
91
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92
30%
34%
8%
30%
108%
37ya
91
293/4
343/4
35%
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30
35%
29%
30 Va
34
30%
35%
343/4
105
*99
600
105
100
91%
91%
91%
200
30%
30
303/B
9.800
35%
36
5,400
35%
99
*95
99
99
*95
99
*95
99
20%
20%
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21%
203/4
203/4
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21%
*20%
21%
55%
56 %
55%
55%
56%
56
33
33
32%
32 %
31
31
*95
*95
%
600
56 %
57
56
59
31%
32%
32%
32%
910
15,300
4.100
7%
73/a
73/a
7%
7 3/a
7%
73/a
343/4
35%
343/4
35
34%
34%
34
34
34 Va
34 Va
16%
16%
16%
167%
157/a
16%
16
16 Va
16%
16%
4,700
18
18%
17%
18 %
17 %
17%
17%
17 S/8
17 Va
17%
65,200
30
30%
30%
30%
30 VB
30 3A
30 Va
30%
303/4
32%
21,700
51
51
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51
50%
51
51
51
51
51
17
"
17
17%
17%
17
17
167/a
17
17
17
7%
73/a
7%
7%
7%
73%
7%
73/a
7%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
173/B
5%
17
1
% Aug
30%
110 %
80
29%
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc-
40%
8%
39%
_1
Corp—t
Convertible pfd series A
7% Jan
29%
109%
-
'
28
100
10
Co—13%
10
183/4Jun
*81%
29
No par
25
71
>
203/4
1
United Gas Corp:
United Gas Improvement
253/4
8
8
5
Apr
30% Jan
50
25 Va
2.50
Corp (Del)
41
*76 3/4
•
27%
No par
United Electric Coal Cos
84
40%
10
Corp
6
45 % Mar
42% Jan
31% Jan
&
United Engineering & Foundry
17
30
Board
Carbon Co
United Fruit Co
13
17 Vb Sep
United
United
72%
♦82%
No par
8
29
*71
Corp
of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
29 Vb Jun
48% Jan
United
11
31% Sep
For
conv
80
93
94%
*76%
5
pfd—100
pfd—100
1
conv
1956)
18
23 Vb Nov
42% May
1955)
(ser of
37%
37%
*93
Aircraft Corp common
(ser of
4%
25
21
'
"37%
10
Inc
14%
47 Va
30%
-5
4%
Jan
15% Sep
23
Air Lines
14%
45
8%
110%
10
Twist Drill Co.
14%
45'/a
8 Va
29%
common.—10
Tank Car Co
Union
137/a
43%
8 %
1093/4
No par
Union
9
Mar 21
Co
14%
45%
8%
29%
28
preferred
6
Apr
Aug
RR
14
43%
83/4
110%
No par
t
14%
45
8%
29%
No par
series
series
non-cum
76
23% July
29 % Sep
4%
27
2
34% Mar
Pacific
Union
26
Jan
65 % Dec
$4
143/a
433/4
9
109%
No par
Oil of California
14%
45%
9
No par
series
$3.50
Preferred
Union
10
common
series
$3.70
Preferred
20% Sep
7
3
Preferred
54% July 25
31
2
Co
17
9 % May 19
19
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Electric
10
37% Mar 16
1 Va Nov
Carbide
Union
$4.50
14%
8
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Paper
Union
Preferred
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Rubber
&
Bag-Camp
Sep
9
30% Dec
Union
99
12
45% Jan
Union Asbestos
18
7 Vb Dec
16% Jan
Underwood
43
1
No par
(The)
Corp -
Corp
84% Jan
29% Jan
16
8
77% Jan
23
22% Jun
Apr
3
73/4 Nov
243/a Feb
Aug 15
25
29 Va Nov
40% Dec
Aug 30
14% Aug
12
28
(
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57
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16%
17'A
167/a
17%
163/4
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11
1
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1
1
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7%
7%
5%
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600
1.200
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5,300
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53/4
17
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17
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1
n
1
2,600
8
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f 56%
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533/4
53%
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32%
32 %
31%
32%
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32 %
313/4
32 %
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323/4
34%
35
34
34%
33%
343A
33%
333/4
33%
35
*90%
92
92
90%
90 Va
90 %
91 Va
90 %
91%
10
-24%
24%
24%
23%
24
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24 Vb
24%
24%
3,100
46 %
45
48
9.300
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200
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1
(1320)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 3, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ban|« for Previous
22
120
Apr
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
165
86 % Feb
Mar 30
86 ¥2 Sep
28% Oct
12 ¥4 Jan
14 ¥4 Apr
8
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24 Ya Jun
30
39 ¥b Oct
76
40,
;
'
;
9
99
45% Feb
10
142% Sep
24
154 ¥2 Aug
33 ¥2 Jan
19
47
2 7 ¥2 Sep
30
38 ¥» Feb
54 ¥• Feb
88 ¥4 May
7
21
15
Jan
1
8
8Y4 Sep
30
3
;• 26
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3
35
Jan
Jun
7
50% Jan
26
78
64
Jan
Jan
144
Jan
Sep
28
26 Yb Mar
47
9
69 ¥4 Sep
108 Yb Aug 31
Jan 28
4
148
7
26% Jan
37 ¥4 Feb
9
14 ¥b Feb
26
17% Jan
30
8Yb Jan
2
12 ¥s Jan
„
34 V* Jan
14
36Ys Sep
23
3
36 ¥4 Jun
24
24
505/b Mar 12
May
26 ¥4 Aug 25
18%
9
Sep~21
25 ¥1 Oct
12
51 ¥2 Jan
53% Oct
19
28 ¥4 Sep
26
60 ¥4 Aug
28
47 % Feb
5
66
Jan
6
159
14
157
Apr
148
10
29 ¥4 Dec
21
22 Yb Aug
29 Yb Feb
17
28 ¥. Jan
4
Aug 25
5
Jan
16
70 ¥2 Feb
16
84
July 29
41% Feb
16
62% Jun
32 ¥4 Feb
3
38
Aug 16
13
21
Jun
47 Yb Aug 27
42
Jan 26
Jan
5
15 Ye Sep
28
34% Jan
5
13 ¥8
11
20
15Y4 Sep
2
26% Feb
12
36
Sep
2
31 Yb Feb
26
41 ¥2 Sep
27
21% Sep
393/4 Jan
29
22¥a Sep
28
12
67% Jun
20
32 ¥4 Sep
26 1
22 ¥a Jan
2
30% Nov
5
36 Yb Apr
34
5
31% Jan
17
Nov 23
July 28
263/i Sep
21
53
4% Dec
29
IIY3 Jan
5
22
96 ¥4 Dec
4
2
Mar
12
Feb
9
76
21 ¥b Marf
20
39 Ya Mar
9
2 ¥2 Sep
353/4 May 25
107
Mar
Jan
79
9
Apr
22
4
34 Yb Jan
26
5
99% Jan
4
44
46
*
Aug 12
6% Jan
11
124% Jun
16
30% Aug 23
07
Aug 24
51
Jun
33% Jun
9
98 ¥2 Dec
18
78% Oct
16
86 ¥4 Mar 23
80
Jan
29
85
Aug 31
81% Dec
15
91 ¥2 Mar 17
82 Y4 Jan
18
89
Aug 10
Sep 29
87% Mar 16
82% Jun
23
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13% Jun
30
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94% Apr
8
Jun
15
102% Apr
14
79
12% Nov -1115% Dec
4
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108
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9
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2
103 % Feb
11
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2
8%
29
106% Aug 24
15% Jan
4
Jan
4
19
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:
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.
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77 ¥2
443/4
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24,600
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2,760
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51 ¥2
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
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1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
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Van Raalte Co Inc
10
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10
Varian Associates
1
Vendo Co
1.28
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co__6%
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1.25
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% dividend partic preferred—100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
$5 preferred
100..,
$4.04 preferred.
-100
$4.20 preferred
100 4. v
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*
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1
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16
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100
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24
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28.
155¥t
36¥2
—100
Tobacco
Leaf
7
14
31% Apr
48 ¥4 Sep
4
36ya Feb
2
Universal
Universal Oil
84
25
154Y4
Pharmaceutical
&
903/4
*155
5 ¥2
8%
21
.
44 ¥2
No par
common
91 ¥4
157
¥2
5
•
273/4
-,*28
77 ¥2
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
50
19% Jan
44Y4
50
noncumulatlve preferred
13
9
9% Jan
Co
Vitamin
17
9
18
7%
U 8
Apr
17
82 ¥4 Nov
28Ya-
43 ¥4
50 "
Corp common
Tobacco
80% Jun
Nov
Oct
2OY4
28¥4
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 30
36 ¥2
8 ¥2
20%
100
preferred—
U 8
Whelan
Jun
76
8 Yb
•75 ¥2
Stockyards Corp
Feb
27
7%
8 ¥2
27 ¥2
1
United
13 Y4
71
Nov
Steel
25 YB
•35
PRICES
Sept. 29
•155
5 YB
9%
1
com
SALE
Thursday
893/4
¥2
25 ¥2
28
100
.
HIGH
Sept. 2X
158
5 ¥2
38¥a
5
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred—
1
7%
8%
*35
rt>,
Corp„-
United
12
31
40
:
25Y4
AND
Wednesday
i
*
5
1st preferred
non-cum
Shoe
25Y4
*8 %
common
July 11
8
Feb
9
40
29 Yb Nov. 16
8%
US
5%
10
preferred series B
Rubber Co
24% Mar 29
15 ¥4 Jan
41% Apr
Dec
3% %
91
•155
5 ¥2
27 ¥2
:
90 ¥4
158
1
Plywood Corp common:
U 8
-
50
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U 8 Playing Card Co
U 8
^
*"
-1
common
preferred series A
4 ¥2 %
5
15
14
146
Industries Inc
Sept. 27
*156
50
Lines Co common
U 8
Jun
22
21
6
Mar 30
class A preference
4%%
U 8
U 8
Aug 25
100"
Tuesday
Sept. 26
89 ¥2
90%
~
22
46
U S
12
19
103 Y* Jan
28
139 ¥2 Jan
4
common
Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
5%
11
Apr 27
36% Apr
50Yb Sep
47 ¥4 July 22
153
5
157 ¥» Aug
4
36
19
-
preferred
U S
Aug 31
41y4 Sep .29
10
29% Sep
3 4 ¥4 Mar 24
5
4.
Gypsum Co
7%
22
40
6
75
29 ?
33 % Oct
22% Dec
13Yb Jan
30 ¥» Sep
26
40% Aug 10
4
138% Sep
Sep
1
26
24
6
45 ¥2 Nov
Oct
4
20% Jun
19
Jun
U S
12
7% Mar
,7.
69% July
8¥b Jan
31 ¥2 Feb
37% Aug 31
21
Jan
Dec
3
25% Jun
58 ys May 18
23
Jan
Jan
13
Aug 23
Aug 18
8 ¥4
26
29
18
29 ¥2 Oct
5% May
28
20
10
2
161
17
35¥b Apr
9
23
116% Jun
27
25
2
44 Y4 May
22
9¥i Sep
26 Ya Dec
12
Jan
149
29
36% Mar
29
40Yt Oct
27
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
H iff host
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
33 ¥4
32 ¥4
1,800
'
27,500
13,600
32 ¥4
32 ¥2
32%
38
40
40 ¥4
41%
38 ¥4
40
373/4
38 ¥2
38 ¥2
39 ¥4
__
»223/8
22 3A
14,500
__
22%
22 ¥e
21%
21%
*213/a
41 ¥2
21 Ye
44
300
43 ¥4
44 Ya
42%
45 Ya
44 Ya
46%
46
32 Ya
2 Ye
99¥i
35 ¥»
48 3/a
333/8
34%
52,000
32 ¥4
34 Ys
32 ¥2
34 ¥4
34
2Ye
35 Ya
2Yb
37,100
2 Ya
23/B
23/4
2Ya
.,
101 ¥2
100¥2
26
87 ¥4
25 ¥4
25 ¥4
83
463%
84
84
*87
*86
9 ¥4
83
:
*
v
7,800
102 ¥t
103 ¥2
102 ¥2
1093/4
5,500
24 ¥4
243/4
24 ¥4
24Ya
3,800
83 3/4
833/4
83
83 Ye
83 ¥4
83 ¥4
2,000
46 Ya
453%
463/a
45 ¥2
46 3/a
9,000
♦105
1053/4
105
105
105
105
85
85
85
84
84
85
89
*87
89
*87
89
*87
89
•85
87 ¥2
*85
8 7 ¥2
200
85
*87
9¥i
9Ya
9 ¥4
9%
14¥4
14 ¥4
13 Yb
•963/4
983/4
•85¥2
.: •''
2Ya"
45 ¥2
1053/4
14¥i
":'t*
2 Ys
24 ¥2
24
-14¥4
-V
3
*84
89
,
600
84%
*105
v
104
33
47%
46¥e
1053/4
101 ¥4
25 ¥4
83 ¥4
473/e
105
102
*32
'
*85
87%
9
*85
9%
8
14
*133/4
143/4
*85 ¥2
87%
96 ¥2
96 ¥2
87
*85 ¥2
87 ¥2
963/4
961%
*•
9 ¥4
•96 ¥2
98
90
87 ¥2
I
9.¥e
10,200
■
>.
Ya
13 Yb
*85 ¥2
9
^.96%.
14
1,100
87 ¥2
50
97 ¥2
130
w
66% Sep
25
76 3/4 Mar 11
40
Dec
17
46% Nov
14 ¥2 Jan
2
43 ¥2 Sep
21
55 ¥2 May 11
45
Jan
14
33y4 Mar 30
41% July 29
35 Yb Aug
4
52 ¥2 July 20 "
41
39
Sep
11 ¥8 Nov
22
21
Apr
•64¥i
65Ya
*64
28Ye
27¥i
283/a
26
27
14
133/b
13%
13
133/a
54 ¥2
56
54
54
51
4
Walker
No par
35Y2
353/4
353/8
35Ya
35%
603/4
6OY4
6oy4
58 ¥2
60
44% Jan
25
21
Sep
1
18 ¥4 Jun
8
18 ¥4 Aug 24
8 3 Ye Dec
29
94
8 Ye Dec
16
243/4 Jan.
8
8
Jan
(Hiram) G & W
69 ¥4 Sep
2
Wallace &
15 ¥4 Jan
4
Walworth
15% Jan
15
27
89% Jan
7
6%
27
10% Jan
18
Ward
9
52 ¥4 Sep
14
Warner
26
Sep
5
Sep
37% Mar
Aug 21
60% Aug 24
1
Feb
83
20
7
Sep 28
10% Sep
12 ¥a July 22
50
65Y4
273/4
28
18% May 19
Feb
64Y2
*13 ¥4
Sep
12
4
preferred
100
73% Mar
26
123/4 May 19
4¥2%
RR
15
No par
10
May 13
30
40
Wabash
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
62
Tiernan
Inc
1
Co
Industries
Corp
Warner Co
26
28 ¥4 Apr
48
Jun
12
65 ¥2 Aug 21*
51
8
81 ¥4 Aug
23
Warner-Lambert
37% Jun
30
Warren
54% May
29yb Sep 20
45 ¥2 May
4
51 ¥4 Aug
5
383/4 May 25
443/4 Sep
13 '
37
1
45% Jan
4
23% July 14
4 ¥» Sep 26
10 ¥2 July 28
30% Jan
15
Wayne Knitting Mills
7% Jan
14
Welbilt Corp
Sep'n
46
41 ¥2 Jun
9
48 ¥2 Jan
7
4 '
12
36 ¥2 Feb
9
25 ¥4 Jan
12
31 Ye Feb
24
3Ya Jan
21
8 Ye Jun
30
16 Ye Dec
30
233/a July
33
19
Jun
85 ¥4 Dec
28
79
23
Sep
78 ¥2 Dec
42
May
483/4 May
8
383/4 Apr 24102
Apr 13
90
May
8
61
Dec
14
Mar 31
101
7
38
31
Dec
'w
8
29
Nov 24
32 ¥2 Nov
17
293/4 Jan
8
27 % Sep
22
Apr
38
12
29% Feb
353/4 Dec 31.
35
Dec
17
41 ¥4 Jun
17
Western
15
98
26
31
May 11
283/4 May
16 3/4 Apr
Dec~17
6
37% Jan
Jan
6
21% Feb
19
Western Pacific
Jan
13
*263/8
263/4
43/4
4%
4 Ye
11 ¥2
10Yb
11 ¥4
*103/4
11 ¥2
38 ¥4
Co eom
5
100
noncum
RR
31%
39 ¥4
July
78
May 26
24
53 ¥2 Mar 20
37 Yb Mar 14
48 ¥4 July
8
40 ¥2 Mar 30
663/4 Dec 22
39 Ya Sep
28
67% Jan
6
White
99
14
24
7
92% Jan
2
28 -
Sep 21
112
Jan~29
Feb
11
6
10
77 ¥2 Jan
102
4
-
Sep
6
Apr
1
28
62% Jan
6
93 ¥2 Apr
28
98
Sep
2
34% Jan
22
Sep
28
22
July 26
64
Mar
2
97
Jun
15
7
Jan
7
14
July 23
8
24% Jan
7
28 Ye
July 21
25
36
Jan
6
40
173/4 Jan
23
51 ¥2 July 23
30 ¥2 Nov
9
Sep 22
51 ¥2 Mar 11
313/4 Mar 10
453/4 Sep
323/4 May
35
102 ¥2 Mar 11
89% Aug 18
41 Yb Sep
66Yb July
7
983/4 Mar 13
Jun
Jan
103
70
102
Aug 31
July 19
14 ¥a Jan
Sep
27% July 12
9
May 23
19 ¥2 Sep
29
8
8
52% Jan
28 3/4 Jan
4
46
Sep
19
43
Feb
19
32% Jan
6
78
2
88
Mar 31
83 ¥4 Aug
18
6
29
Sep
16
23% Jan
11
27% Feb
26
10 ¥2 May 11
153/b Sep
8
July
193/b Oct
1
6Ya Jan
2
14% Dec
14
39YaJun
17
463/b Sep
40 ¥2 Jan
1
35 Yb
118
Sep 22
Sep 30
129
23 ¥4 Jun
22
27
28 ¥2 Dec
31
36Ye Mar
53 ¥2 Jan
2
59 ¥2 Nov
19
83
79
Dec
Nov
7
18
9¥b Nov 23
29Ye Feb 10
31 Yb Feb
9
114 ¥4 Jan
7
19 ¥2 Nov
10
23
Mar 25
¥2
Jan
67 ¥1 Dec
79
9
May 27
36% Apr
119
Jan
31
59
July 15
42
Mar
17
8
75
July 11
66
Jan
4
92 ¥4 Sep
9
92 Yb Aug 14
12 Yb July 24
78
1
85 ¥1 Jan
13
Sep 30
lOYa Jan
14
39% July 8
493/a Jun 24
26% Sep
19 ¥4 Sep
148
Sep
253/4 Jun
2
1
24
8
Apr
85% Sep
19
Jan
29
38
28
37% Jan
27
July 14
138 ¥2 Jan
25
*100 ¥2 101 Ye
8 ¥2
8Y4
*25
26
*41
42
Aug 26
*10 ¥2
11
3,200
373/4
38%
38 ¥4
38 ¥2
943/4
9,400
*93 ¥2
943A
*93 Yb
943/4
70
89
*88
89
*88
89
*83 Ye
84 ¥2
*83 Yb
86
*83 Ye
86 ¥2
37
373/4
37 ¥4
37 Ye
38 ¥4
*96
86y2
38
97y2
.
¥2
■
.
373/4
6,600
313/4
98
283/4
97 ¥2
97%
97%
19 Yb
20 Ya
19 ¥2
19 Ya
193/a
19 Ya
31%
20
6,900
32
32 ¥2
32%
32
32
3,100
*95
98
♦95
98
27%
28 ¥2
•28
32
18
32
*96
97 ¥2
*95
98
28
28
28 ¥2
*28
43 Yb
32
*28 ¥2
18
17 Ya
16%
18
17 ¥»
50
283/4
30
6,700
>;
173/4
10,600
34,300
44 Ye
43 Ya
443/a
44
23
443/a
233/4
23
23%
23%
23 Ya
463/8
47 yb
15,400
47
48
47 ¥2
49 Ya
88
88
70,900
89
*873/4
102
.
89%
102
105
*102 ¥2
*873/4
>102
41 Ya
43%
42%
433/4
423%
95
96
94
94%
23 Yb
400
105
60
44 Ye
15,700
94
.94 Ye
480
"24
23%<
23 Ya'
233/4
23 Ya
70
41
70
70
*683/a
73
69
40 Ya
40%
*40 ¥2
41%
*403%
600
40 Ya
39 Yb
41 ¥2
41
40 Ye
40 3/4
403%
*100 ¥2 101 Ys
83/8
8 ¥2
*25
26
*40¥2
41
*100 ¥2
42 ¥2
9,600
>100 ¥2
101 Yb
100 ¥2
100 ¥2
10
22Ya
*69¥4
41
40 Ys
-
23%
..
101 Ye
8Ya
83A
25
25
41
41
8%
¥4 *
69
12,600
'
200
8 Ye
83/4
83/4
4,200
253/4
*25
*243/4
25 ¥2
200
40 3/4
40 3/4
20
*40 ¥2
42
20 Yb
20
300
20
20
19 ¥2
423A
36 Ye
19%
42 ¥4
193/4
20
44
42 ¥2
42
42 ye
2,100
413/4
43
43 ¥4
44
823/4
36 Ya
*80
2,300
833/4
373/a
9,400
26
*24 Ya
26
Wilson & Co Inc common
Windsor
No par
*24 Ya
13 ¥4
52 ¥2
10
Co
Industries
10c
Inc
1
Elec Power Co 00m
37 Ys
82
t—No par
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones
133/4
52%
393/4
39¥4
10
*126
127¥2
29 ¥4
29Ye
——100
Service Corp
10
———10
23 ¥2
(F W) Co
10
common
10
preferred 4¥a% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)—
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
66y2
43 ¥4
*90
79¥a
8%
67
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
30% Jan
8
943/4 Feb
41
8,900
103/4
20 Ya
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
31 ¥4 Aug
39Y4
500
43/4
lOYa
800
1
Wisconsin
9
<♦
37
263/4
43/a
39 ¥4
943/4
44 ¥2
44Ya
23 ¥4
23 ¥2
46Ys
47Y2
873/4
873/4
*102
105
43Ye
44%
95
96
70
40Ye
37
26 Ya
4 Ye
4
5
14
29
24
*69¥4
40 Ye
37
2 6 Ye
¥4
*26 ¥4
Wilcox Oil Co-
29
22% Sep
■
42¥4
96 ¥2
23'Yv
37
1,500
*88
89
28 ¥2
*28
17
37 ¥4
41
White Stores Inc
433/s Sep
25Yb Feb
<
.
preferred
100
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
54 ¥4 Aug 22
6
;■
'
5 ¥4%
127 ¥2 Sep
9
*102
White
29
4
*873/4
1
common
25
Sep 29
803/4 Mar 10
84 ¥2
Motor Co
44 ¥4
23
47
,
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
42 ¥» Jan
„
39 ¥2
313%
283/4
32
183/8
45 ¥4
23 Ye
483/a
89
105
453/a
96 ¥2
37
94Ya
*953/4
98
28 ¥2
*28
17¥1
.
39 Ye
943/4
313/4
*953/4
No par
28
Nov
52 ¥2 May
88 ¥4
5
65
3,700
37 ¥2
65 ¥2 Sep
103
Dec"29
32 Yb Jan
17
1,700
413%
26Ya
37% Dec
77 3/4
26
50 ¥4
413/a
43/a
Western
57
Sep
50 ¥t
41%
37 ¥4
Ry Com—No pa*
2nd preferred
40
37
23
50%
26Ye
Western Maryland
4
45 ¥2 Feb
■50 Ye
4Ye
1
Auto Supply
4
41% May 11
38 ¥2 Mar 18
3,900
18,200
313/4
383/4
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common—6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4¥4% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
53Y4
163/4
68 Ya
313%
26Ya
Inc
4.80% preferred
4%
lOYa
66 ¥2
4 ¥4
20
96
163/4
38
*96
Air Lines
3,400
313/4
41
203/a
Western
49
67
50 ¥2
97Y2
4
483/a
16 ¥4
40 Yb
20
29
48%
66 ¥4
50 ¥4
*96
97% Sep
473/4
*31 ¥t
41 ¥4
37
35% Jan
130
14,500
31 Yb
163/4
50Ye
*83Ye
19
1,500
6Ya
67 yb
3/4.v
50y2
363/4
83
6 ¥t
*
31%
41 Ya
363A
6%
16
51
86y2
84%
6
103/4
83
*83
10 ¥2
100
65 Yb
41 %
39 Ya
8
103/4
4,600
13%
16 Ya
263/4
Coal Co
8%
10 ¥2
27
68%
50Y4
•83Ya
28
6 ¥4
48 ¥4
8
263%
*13
32
*88
17
5 ¥4
47%
41 ys
No par
95
Sep
July 29
16 ¥2
89
4
Jun
53/3
673%
*87 ¥2
56 Ya Jan
13,300
8 ¥2
48Yb
*31 ¥2
*93
19 Yb
,
32
5
48 ¥4
pfd
100
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4¥2% preferred—
100
92% Feb
July 22
100 ¥2 Aug
68y4
Penn Power 4 ¥2%
36¥2 Sep
14
68
313%
...
4.20%
20
3,000
8 Ya
83
11
Jun
573/4
83
39
86
573/4
83yb
5
19
58%
83
4
West
Aug 25
573/4
8
1
Kentucky
98% Aug 30
6,300
84
17
1
Penn Electric Co
88
1,800
35 Ye
103/4
17
5
West
42% Aug 19
54
*35 ¥2
_5
4
Jan
53 ¥2
35 Ya
103/4
53/a
Light Co—No par
Gas
53 ¥4
io3/4
49 ¥2
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
1
78 ¥2 Jan
31
Washington
4
27
Pharmaceutical
(S D) Co_
Washington Water Power
Jan
87
17
Dec
17
2
82 ¥2 Feb
333/4 Jan
6
Apr
"Jan
21% Mar
West
91
26
95
July
29
93
23 Yb Jan
4
29
Feb
523/4
35 Yb
8 ¥4
5Ya
-10
Oct
53 ¥2
l03/8
48 ¥4
300
35%
8 ¥2
5
Inc
65 ¥2
13 Ya
l03/a
1
Pictures
Bros
*64 Ya
26 Ye
84
100
65 ¥2
26 ¥1
8 ¥4
8Ya;:
*64
*13 ¥4
io3/8
.
1
preferred—
20
16 ¥» Sep
603/4
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
65 ¥4
27 Ye
203/8
86
x203%
27Ya
20¥2
87Ya
213/4
Woodward
Iron
Co
Woolworth
Worthington Corp
Prior
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door—
10
5
No par
No par
-
23 ¥2
443/4
90% v
81
8 7b
13 ¥4
51Y4
39Ya
126
29
23 Ye
67
363/4
37
'
37
37
373/a
13 ¥2
52
82
*79 Ye
82
*79
82
26
*24 Ye
26
*24 Ya
26
13%
14
13 Ya
13%
13 Ye
513/4
52
39
40
39 ¥2
126
126
29
J 127
51 Ya
51%
38 Ya
126
51
200
13 Ye
3,600
513/4
6,800
39
39
127%
40 ¥4
7,600
*126
127%
160
28 ¥4
29 ¥4
28 ¥4
23%
■28 Ye
283/4
223/4
23 ¥4
29 ¥1
2,900
22 Ye
223/4
22 Ya
23 ¥2
3,900
66%
66
66 ¥4
43
45
673/8
66
67 Ye
66
44¥4
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Number
5991
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Bond Record from the New York Stock
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Monday
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Lowest
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86.8
11
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13
93.24 Nov
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loan
&
93 %
76%
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4s
1980^.
3s
debentures
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pursuant to
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Norway
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reduced to 2.125%)
2008
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93%
gtd
1st
debentures
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198
9i%
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91%
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s
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Low
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*__
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1979
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1962
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American
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extl
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&
Airlines
103
23
217/a
95%
1957—ApriZ-Oct
1952
1975
Chemical &
,-4%s
220
98
198
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7s
1978
6%s
of)
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to
101% 101%
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—
(State Mtge Bank)
218%
Feb-Aug
Range Sinco
Sold
--
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series
91%
*90%
Afar-Sept
April-Ocf
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927/8
90
Feb-Aug
1964
1965
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conv
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1954
to
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of
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1954
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,
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
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5s
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75ya
Bonds
High
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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Allegheny
Allied
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Corp—
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-
1977
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Alleghany
78
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(Kingdom of)
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for Public Works
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' 39 %
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s
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gtd
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s
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1966_,
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1968
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paid
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AND
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or
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—
—
Volume 192
Number 5991
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1323)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Sale Price
Chicago Burlington Si Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985__Feb-Aug
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AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
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1983
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A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis Inc ser A' Jan 2003 ...April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Si Pacific RR—
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101
87
—J an-July
—
....
1977—
debentures
5s
——
For
8
102% 102%
*100'/a
'
—
....Mar-Sepf
88%
12
*89
mortgage 4s (1942 series) 1970—-June-Deo
1st mtge 4s June 30 1970——Jan-Juiy
Si equip 4s 1970.
Ju»e-Deo
A 1st lien & ref 4s series A 1970
June-Deo
A 1st lien &
ref 4s series B 1970
June-Dec
—
110
80
81%
99%
*105
—
102%
Jan-July
5
—
101% 102%
1st
mortgage 3s 1978
..Jan-July
Eirst mortgage 3 Vis 1982—ii.—
—Feb-AUg
1st mortgage 3s
1984
.—Mar-Sept.
First mortgage 5s 1987-—
———May-Not
1st mortgage^5%s 1990.—^—Mar-Sept
3
106 %
100
-
Jan-July
.—Mar-Sepf
1864
1969—
debentures
5 %s
Imp
1st
91
96%
100%
—May-Nov
87
98
ACuba RR
A Curtis
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
April-Ocf
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
1976.
95%
♦82%
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3 Vis '66_May-Nov
Cuba Northern Rys—
A
1976
debs
D 1976-.
——Jan-July
%s series N 1990——Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q .2010.—-Jan-Jrly
General mortgage 2%s series R 1961— Jan-July
—
4%s subord debs 1983—April-Ocf
80
86%
*—'
77%
.
'
May-Nov
—
debs
debentures
General
92i/4
102
82%
74%
91
■
97
ApriZ-Oct
87
98
95 Va
76%
81
*
May-Nov
95
♦101%
96%
81
—
86%
—
mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Harpen Mining Corp 4%s 1970
Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970.. -Jan-July
*—
—
-—
June-Dec
1
—
'
110
76%
81%
*105
—
1979
81
—
General mortgage1 3
1987
——April-Ocf
1988—
——April-Ocf
1st mortgage 4%s
1989.
Feb-Auy
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965.—Jan-July
Continental Can Co 3%s debs 1976—.—AprilrOcf
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984 ...—..iMay-ZVo®
/
1984
(W R) As Co 3Vaa conv sub
Grand Union Company 4%s conv
Great Northern Ry Co—
259
2%
debentures
81
•78
87
59
Jan-July
Grace
'
79%
subord
95
■
Corp 3%s debs 1979——Jan-July
4S conv debs 1971
—May-Nov
4%& convertible debentures 1977——June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord. debs '79—.Feb-Auy
General Tire Si Rubber Co 4%s 1981
ApriZ-Oct
Glldden Co 4%s
debentures 1983-...
May-Nou
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965__May-Nov
101%
100%
5
conv
94
...
General Telephone
92%
27
75
5s
1979
1980
3%s
debentures
4%s
31
3%
Copperweld Steel Co-^
221 Va
—
1974.—Mar-Sept
A
debs
debs
Co
debentures
General
88%
79
83%
4%s
4Vis
99%
166%
81
conv
5s
91
2
,
83%
mortgage
series
4%s
5s
8,7%
88l/a
.3%
mortgage
1961-
Corp 3%s
debentures
79
79
Electric
debentures
4s
3 y2
1st
94%
95
185%
■
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—-May-Nov
Cigar Co 5%s Income debs 1987-June-Dec
3%s
84%
83%
1st
16
109
75
42
Oil Co of Texas—
3%s
U
75
April-Ocf
...j.
93%
95
Jan-July
conv
Inc
debentures
1st
first mtge
99%
April-Ocf
1976.
General Motors Acceptance Corp—3%s debentures 1961.—.
5s,
2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Convertible debentures 4%s 1975
Feb-Auy
cum
92%
98% 99%
166% 175
92%
May-Nov
5s
subord
General Foods
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
Consumers Power
4s
American
General
85
106y8107%
-
—*—.—Feb-Auy
.
79
17
87%
7
100%
99
91 y4
75%
May-No»
1977
Coast
Dairies
conv
2%'s
105
*88 y4
105
67 Va
87
—
11
3s
5
86%
88%
*83%
1982—
'
99% 100
78%
86
86%
91%
70
67%
-r*
165% 172
80
80%
20
88
100 7/e
100
81
"
•
88%
85%
„
'
88
105
8
28.
*
66%
977/a
167
73%
'
—
83
83
—
"
——.
87
--
66%
General
71
79'A
■'
'-79%
87%
1
Gen Amer
87
83%
70
,
—
„
75
80%
'
69
——
—
148
129%
99
76
■
debs 1976—_—April-Ocf
Garrett Corp 47/as conv debs 1978:
Mar-Sepf
General
68
1
*74
76 Va
90%
174
66%
—
1965 -Jan-July
1972
Gardner-Denyer 4%s
95%
78
*83%
1982—
debentures
5
2
77%
'
83 %
——
1007/B
*68%
■
104
80%
84
*71%
91
'
69%
70
100
'■
4%s
84%
*79%
81
71
8
87%
70
—
May-Nov
—June-Dec
1978
debentures
4%s
77
84%
*66%
170
90%
94 %
94
2%s T968~_—April-Oct
1979;
*85%
100%
Mar-Sept
...Feb-Auy
1973
debentures
debentures
3%s
99
91
—
1
90 V*
debs
subord
conv
2%s
103 Va
97
83
86
15
146% 146%
78% ,78%
consol
4%s
98%
106
90 y4
subord
Firestone Tire Si Rubber 3s debs
108%
102
103
*94%
;
—
76%
89%
89%
—
mortgage 3 %s ser G 2000—Jan-July
A 5s income
debentures Jan 1 2020
April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sepf
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
89%
85
8
,
First
19
105
106
867/a
102%
97%
86%
92%
„
'
87
160
First consol mortgage 3%s ser E 1964—April-Ocf
First consol mortgage 3%s ser F 1990
^Jan-July
86%
•'841-':
15
..,*73%
*92%
1976—:
3Vis
81%
88%
76%.
stamped 1965
...
ApriZ-Oct
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973.
Jan-July
Erie RR Co gen mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015-April
84 Va
5;1f?"'
—
103
2% s series X 1986—__Jan-July
Natural
82
..
5s
84
15
107
——
,
79
4
51%
80%
,
Steel Corp—
Stainless
General
Consolidated: Electrodynamics Corp-*•4%s,conv subord debs 1984———d—June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power (Bait)—
1st ref M 2%s series T 1976
Jan-July
1st ref M 2%s series U 1981.
——April-Oct
4
'
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s
83%
-———June-Dec
—Feb-Auy
82
84%
46
'■
88%
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet Si Eastern Ry 3%s 1970.
Mar-Sepl
1965—_AprtZ-Oct
100
91%
102
102%
104
—
20
*
*77% ,'78%
Edison El XU
92%
101
91
*105
103
1973—
2010—
Eastern
92%
100% 100%
100%
107
debentures
debentures
f
s
Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Associates 3%s
87
—
''
1989——...June-Dec
conv
5
92
*79%
..
Apr-Oct
Feb-Auy
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
———
72
74%
91
Q 1989———June-Dec
R 1990June-Dec
4s
mortgage
83%
80
*89
1982
4
85
54%
54y4
<
91%
mortgage
1st
75
80
*89%
ser
1963
50
92
..
1977.
conv
84%
19
*75%
series P
3s conv debentures
Inc 4%s
5s
80%
100
49
84
Jan-July
81
88
100
45%
46
2
82
1961.
69
*91%
series
4%s
M
12
85
—
..
1982
64
*96% 101
5 Vis
ref
debs
59%
*84%
5 Vis
ref
50%
^
M
Si
Si
50
50%
64
•
'
*46
...—April-Oct
May-No0
,
debentures
2.35s
subordinated
78
*71
1st Si ref M
1st
1978
debentures
Chemical
81
91
*78%
*77%
1988
O
f
s
87%
.....
90
90%
June-Dec
ref
48
..
Tunnel
&
71%
60
♦81
*78%
1st Si
31
61
32%
1995.:
4s
1
77%
1982_Jlfar-Sept
April-Ocf
58
1
60
32%
—
May-Nov
Duquesne Light Co 2%s
82 Va
71
'
1st Si ref M 5s series N 1987-—
14
60
Mar-Sept
87%
76%
76%
Jane-Dec
Mar-Sept
3 V2S series I 1983—
Feb-Aug
3%s series J 1984
—Jan-July
3 %s series K 1985———June-Dec
3%s series L 1986
May-Nov
4 Vis series M 1986—..——April-Ocf
M
98
—Mar-Sept
1971
1984
N
66
75
—
89
2%s ser C 1972-June-Dec
serD 1972—__May-No»'
gold
Dresser Industries
101
62
89
refund mtge 3s
series
1977—.-,
2%s 1979
;
2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s 1986
1st mortgage 3%s 1988—
1st mortgage 4%s 1989—
25
81%
89
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3 ser F 1981——Feb-Auy
1st and ref M 3Vis series G 1981
—-May-Nov
93%
—
1995..June-Dec
.........—June-Deo
4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol Si Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976 Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983——ApriZ-Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
conv
subord
debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
96%
79
debentures
2%s
Terminal
Detroit
89%
1
„
B 1977-ApriZ-Oct
mtge 2%a ser A
33
Feb-Aug
ref
Second
97%
96%
46
ref
1969...
3%s series O 1980
Detroit Si Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s
Consolidated Edison of New Yorkand refund
97
RR—
debentures
convertible
Si
1st
.
First and refund
convertible
Gen
78
87
100
*67
_Feb-Aug
June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999—_—-April-Oct
2%s s f debentures, 1999
——ApriZ-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
—ApriZ-Oct
First
96%
99%
—
Gen
91
—
94%
81%
81%
series L 1977
series N 1978—,—;
3s
3s
Grande Western
62
92»A
1
86%
.
Rio
64
92
7
bd
86
1981—
May-Nov
—May
series A (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993..
—Jan-July
mortgage series A 4%% 2018—
April
Denver &i Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
fixed 1% contingent Interest) 1993
JTm-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
June-Dec
'
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976
;
—May-JVo»
102'/a
90%
92
92
*83%
94%
K
debentures
Sc
58
■
—.
95%
mmmm
_
conv
97
May-Nov
2042
1
85%
.
91
Division—-
61%
58%
86"%
1983
May
93 %,
82%
,
coll trust 5s series A
3%s
*61%
*57
'mrnrnm
Feb-Any
1983—,—__May-No»
5%s debentures series N 1984
April-Ocf
3%s subord conv debs 1964
,_May-Nov
Columbus Si SOUth Ohio Elec 3 Vis 1970—May-Sept
■1st mortgage
4V2S: 1987—
Mar-Sept
Combustion Engineering Inc—
debentures
4-6s
13
23
Division
trust
84%
98
1%
83%
97%
86%
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Essex
High
87%
Div
1973.
C
Low
'
97
Income
72
71%
79
—
—
86%
1982
I
series
M
Jan. 1
No.
First mortgage
■
—April -Oct
April-Ocf
June-Dec
,
1982
RR Co—
Range Sine*
Sold
97%
1985.May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s series B 1985—May-Nov
.petawarp Power Si Light 3s 1973
I—
April-Ocf
1st mtge As coll tr 3%s 1988—....
June-Dec
78 y8
80
158
57
75%
3
51
51%
11 Jan-July
1981
1963
mortgage due 1993.
Si
Collateral
3
62%
55%
_Mar-Sept
1981
H
refund
Pennsylvania
17
76%
86%
:
extended
4s
Feb-Auy
May-Nov
...
Lackawanna Si Western
and
Morris
58
47%
40
"m- 31 1'"
1
99
I979-.
series G
debentures series
3%s
85
62%
.
83
61
55%
197,til——r.AP"Z-Oct
D
3%s debentures series
4%s debentures
47/sS
44%
32 {
83
Jan-July
J%s debentures series E 1980
4%s
74
3
—June-Dec
.
series .C,
£%$' debentures
5s
85
16
97%
1977
4%s
1975—.
A
series
debentures
5VaS
H
59%
82
84 %
76%
62
Chicago Si St
1983;
—
Iron
1983
Bonds
High
84%
*
.
■
60%
34
4
721/a
3lr«
3%s series E 1969—-Feb-Aug
2%s series G 1974Feb-Aug
&
debentures
Hudson
&
New. York
First
3
64
34
♦41
——
'
Delaware
95%
;81%
Cincinnati
Fuel
subord
1st mtge &
—.—
•
4%s
Terminal—
i
v
Vi
34
Fiiuay's
*93%
...
^84%
58
70
—
3%s
Deere Si Co 2%s debentures 1965......—AprZZ-Oct
3 Vis
debentures 4977
J an-July
uu
|
or
Bid & Asked
High
89%
,
58
841/4
Louis Ry—
;•
General gold 4s
-June-Dec
General 5S series B 1093—-——
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991-Jan-JuIy
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Noo
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982—
..———.—June-Ocf
1st mortgage 2%s 1985Mar-Sept
1st mtge 3%s 1986
1
_—1st mortgage 3s 1989
..
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s 1993
_Mar-Sept
1st mtge 4%s
1994
.April-Oct
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4,/28 1961—ApriZ-Oct
,
—
83 y8 .83%
Corp 3%s debs 1970
Mar-Sept
4Vis debentures 1971————4—_April-Ocf
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977—
Jan-July
,
77
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Station-
mortgage
Colorado
1
Period
Exchange
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
C I T Financial
Cleveland
83
58
First mortgage gtd
First
New York Stock
80
♦95%
Chicago & West Ind ER 4%s A 1982
-May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge '2%s 1975. ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 4Vis 1987
May-Nov
.
Low
♦80
mortgage 3 Vis series. F 1963 ——- Jan-July
mortgage 2%s aeries G 1963Jan-July
Cincinnati
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
83
.
First
Bonds
♦80
—
First
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
—
Chicago Union
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Week's Range
Last
27
94
88 %
97%
"
11
88
94
93
101
v
*97
y4101
99
99 y4
15
100%
94%
--
98%
—
55
9
—
47%
7%
78%
83 y»
:55%
10
78%
83 V*
502
47 Vs
105
*
57%
244
7y*
13
1
73%
76%
81
1
84%
'*yr*
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1324)
28
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 30)
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May -Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Wou
1st mortgage 3'As series G 1980
JPeb-Auy
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4Vis series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979_May-Nou
4%s debs series B 1981
Feb-Aug
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
"*
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
Jan-July
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs '83_May-Nov
3 %s
s
f debentures 1987
3%s 1978
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4Vis conv
1982
Joy Manufacturing
Dutch Airlines—
subord debentures 1979
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
KLM Royal
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1976
June-Dec
City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
conv
Kanawha
St
Kansas
Plain
4 Vis
"
1st
Dock
Shore
&
April-Oct
*64_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
C 5s
fixed interest 2003
interest 2003
A Series E 4Vis contingent interest 2003
A Series F 5s contingent interest 2003
May-Nov
May-Nov
May
May
May
April-Oct
April-Oct
f debs '76_June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
first 5s 1965
Lexington & Eastern Ry
Libby McNeil St Libby 5s conv s
Little
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Lone
Star
4%s
Gas
1980
3.75s
1976_June-Dec
April-Oct
3%s
1978
debentures
Louisville
First & refund mtge
& refund mtge
second
div
Louis
:
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s
1st
-May-Nou
1979
Trucks
Macy
5s
5Vis
Inc.
1968—Mar-Sept
debs
2%s debentures 1972__May-Nov
1977
Feb-Aug
& Co
(R H)
subord
conv" subord debentures
Central RR 5Vis
Maine
Martin
May
5 Vis
Co
Dept
3 V4s
3 Vis
f
8
McDermott
5s
103
100%
25
96
101V*
General
99%
43
99%
100%
Lake
91
9
194 % 204
279
90%
84
175%
93%
85
—
98%
*96
94
—
—
93%
91
*90
1980
98
N
84 y*
N
83%
3 Vis debs
96 Vi
f debentures
s
Min
St
First
1972
—ApriZ-Oct
Mfg 23/4s
Oct
1967_
mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
AGeneral
Kansas
St
Texas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
lien
ACum
Vis
4
1990
4s
May
adjustment 5s
ser
1978
Jan-July
1967
A Jan
April-Oct
89%
96%
61 Vo
39
59%
63
53%
19
51%
56
58
St
refunding
mtge 4s
67
50
__
96
5
93
96
£
4
93
93 VB
1
1%
1%
97%
*91%
IV*
90
—
62
62
~2
80
80
2
96%
2%
64%
83 y*
96
99
74
1
80
80
91
79
84%
1st
59
12
60
46%
59
46%
19
49%
57
Y
Telephone
41%
51
50
50
5
51
3
47%
53
General
'53%
58
50%
56%
18%
20
46
18%
29%
19%
21
22
19%
31
24
►20
104 Vi
24
59
100
100
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
12
103% 104%
*96%
100
100
99
ref
and
105%
98
98
299
87
134
91
91%
18
77
92
92%
93%
4 Vis
Natural
f
s
series
1983
1973
debentures
1974
debentures
1976
s
f
debentures
1977
debentures
f
f
1978
debentures
Pacific
lien
General
3s
1
Jan
2047
Coll
trust
1984
4s
States
(Minnesota
first
91%
97%
80
1
79
81
First
90%
90%
5
mortgage
85%
90%
First
mortgage
63%
63%
11
*79%
59
63%
*68%
83%
70%
77%
67%
75
75
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1975
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75
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1973
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1972
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gold
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1978
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May
May -Nov
debentures 1972
2%s
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f debentures
s
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1978
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1968
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Michigan
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
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1982
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1st mortgage 4%s 1987
mortgage 3Vss
Mack
86 %
101%
99%
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April-Oct
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3%s ser H 2003
3%s ser I 2003
gold 3s 1980
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St
82%
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&
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81%
83 %
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April-Oct
94
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1976
debentures
II
—
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1982
debentures
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1st mtge 3%s
1977—May-iVou
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238
100%
May-Nov
1976
debentures
4.50s
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May-Nov
1962
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Miami
York
1974—_—Jan-July
D 4s contingent
A Series
New
Feb-Aug
interest 2003
fixed
4Vis
B
Series
72%
71
2
71
Jersey
General
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
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Series
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(N Y)—
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*
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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Lehigh
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76%
—
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Lehigh Coal St Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
1st
New
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
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100
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June-Dec
Mich South gold 3 Vis '97__June-Dec
sinking
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83%
99%
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April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt St Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
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83
New
*—
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
1961
unguaranteed
81
No.
*—
(Rudolph)
1961™
81
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
*82%
City Term
Karstadt
82%
*86 %
Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Jan-JuZy
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961
Jan-JuZy
Stamped 1961
:
Jan-July
Kansas
82 %
High
207%
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High
71
102%
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Low
*77 Vi
202
Last
,
Period
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*83
1976—Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
1977
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f
s
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Interest
BONDS
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Sold
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Bonds
Friday's
Low
RR consol
111 Cent
43/is
or
Bid Si Asked
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
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84
104 7/a
100
100
6
97 Vi
91
92
10
85 %
94%
11
92'/a
101 %
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102%
106%
99% 100
105%
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Volume
192
Number 5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
(1325)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Phllco
Interest
Exchange
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or
Sale Price
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1972_.
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debentures '1977
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96%
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1979
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1971
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43
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1976
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1974
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94%
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F
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24
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1979
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82%
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96
mm
99%
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100
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86%
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118
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118%
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1972
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1982
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conv
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82%
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82%
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1979
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&
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3%s
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June-Dec
debs
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79
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conv
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77%
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1977
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2
85%
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106% 109
108%
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1980
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1977
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1982
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66
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1968
1972
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67
April-Oct
4s
1971
1980
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4%s
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64
*76
May-Nou
1977
(Jos E)
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debentures 1974
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—
70%
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96'A
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s
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4%s
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90
7
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105%
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124
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98%
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1989
1974
2%s 1970™—;
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1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
99%
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certificates
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Paper
Scovill
96
96
107%
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
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bond certificates
Duluth
&
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2
138
102%
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United
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debs series A Jan 2006
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92
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92
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1996
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197
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Jan-July
1977
mortgage 4s
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St
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1971
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91%
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mm
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1968—
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—
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1990—April-Oct
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84%.
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80
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70
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,
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1983
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&
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90
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1985
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Orleans
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3%s
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Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_Afay-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 37/as debs 1975
Feb-Aup
Rhine-Westphalia
86%
91
102
4
2%s
(The)
debentures
3s
New
87
8
__
91%
„
June-Dec
impt
Corp
86 %
80
85
*103
Louis—
and
&
78%
84%
85
__
June-Dec
St
First
160'A
75%
„
1979
1980
of
First and
104%
82
__
92%
*82%
Mar-Sept
debentures
82
92%
3'As 1983_April-Ocf
April-Oof
3Vis
4%s
102
155
87%
*79%
June-Dec
2
__
*84%
notes
Assn
Company
Texas
71
84
May-Wou
inipt M 4s series C 2019_
Texas
109
95
June-Deo
and
Texas
9d
101%
92%
50
*100
Jan-July
Refund
115'A
115 %
Mar-Sepf
Procter
94%
77
85
May-Wou
1979
notes
conv
RR
141%
25
84%
Jan-July
1971
78%
83
112%
*89Vi
1973-
notes
senior
325
98
1966——Jan-July
1972
High
70%
76 %
95%
951/4
1973
mtge 6s
2
85
100% 101
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Refund
122%
115
t
115
capital
5 % %
Terminal
;
so
1st
Low
Inc—
(James)
senior
5%s
84
81
'
-
80
debs
debentures
debentures
Talcott
5s
84
*83%
80
100%
2%s
Co
&
2Vis
96%
98
*100
3%s
Surface Transit Inc
Swift
1971—May-Nov.
1982
74
Jan. 1
No.
99% 100
Jan-July
4'As
Oil Corp 27as debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
94%
96Vi
Range Sino«
Sold
121% 127%
100%
1974
(Ohio)
Sunray
96%
90'A
__
Co
Chemical
Stauffer
71
.>69
__
94
Oil
127%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
conv
debentures 2%s
(N J)
74
April-Oct
3%s
Bonds
High
*82%
June-Dec
1983
debentures
2%s
93
93%
5s
debentures
Standard
94%
*95%
Jan-July
May-Nov
1973
91%
*70%
April-Oct
Co
98%
90
90Vi
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3Vis 1964
May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962_
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 23/4s 1970
Mar-Sepf
Potomac
Oil
Oil
Inc
Standard Oil
98%
98 %
Friday's
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
Standard
91%
General
or
Sale Price
April-Oct
Standard
88
98%
—
1985
1983
conv subord debs
1984
of California 4%s 1983
Spiegel
4%s
*98%
Period
Tel 2%s debs
debentures
3%s
112%
85
1964_Mai/-Nov
1970
Southwestern Bell
96
*72%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
1U3%
*
105
*88
Exchange
30)
Week's Range
Last
Low
123%
91%
110% 112
New York Stock
'
Interest
High
98
4
BONDS
,
94%
96%
1963_Feb-Au0
J
ser
99
*95%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vbs s f debs 1972
-June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Jan. 1
No.
101 % 101 %
Feb-Aug
Range Since
Sold
High
94%
June-Dec
1987
Friday
Bonds
B.d & Asked
Corporation—
4'As
Range
Friday's
September
for Week Ended
Week's
29
Friday's
A Bonds
•
impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
bid
and
prices;
ask
no
sales
being
transacted during
under Section 77 01
current week.
selling flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
American
the
on
and
Stock
we
ending Friday, Sept. 30.
Last
Sale Price
Par
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Corp
class
Mfg Corp
Week's
Stock
stock
common
High
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Co__
For
3
1,900
2,800
1%
1%
2
a^v
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
is
Sept. 30.
Friday
7%
7
8%
26,200
2% July
.1% Aug
American Stock
Last
Jan
3%
Jan
Admiral
Plastics
.10c
Corp
Corp
Manufacturing
1
Aerojet-General
7'A'
48
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
5
Sale Price
Exchange
R inge
Shares
Since Jan. I
Low
High
4% May
107/a Aug
72'A May
High
7 %
7%
2,600
43%
48%
23,400
'
43%
Sep
—
1
7%
7
8
9,600
6'A May
107/a
1
Corp
4'A
4%
4'A
1,800
3% May
7
Jan
Jun
22
Jan
4%
4%
100
Jun
Corp
Inc
5Vb May
see page
1
3'A
3'A
300
3'A
10
_
footnotes,
and
whkh
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3
25c
-
in
Range for Week Ending
Aeronca
A
bond
Sales
Shares
10c
Missiles & Construction
Class
itself
Exchange
or
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
1
A
comolete renort of the transactions
week beginning Monday, Sept. 26,
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
STOCKS
Petroleum
a
Exchange for the
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
furnish
13%
13%
400
13%
33.
Sep
Aug
10
5%
21%
Sep
Jan
Jan
Aero
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid
Supply
Investment
&
Discount
18
•
Inc milii
4'A Aug
6'A
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 30)
Friday
100
10
Co common
8teel
Wood
5%
Airlines
Jan
Sep
81
Mar
86 Mi
Jan
3% July
6 Ma
Jan
6%
9,100
80s
0-
Corp
1
American
Business
American
Electronic*
Co.
Meter
Petrofina Inc
Oil
Lead
35c
4%
900
4
100
29
Apr
32%
1,100
20e
15
1,500
12%
4%
19,200
22%
5,600
3 Mi
$1.40
Charter Oil Co Ltd.
Sep
9,100
34 Ya
Jan
40 Ma
Aug
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
Consolidated
Mining
38% May
30Ma
Jan
25
86%
Jan
94
15%
Sep
Sep
29 M2
Feb
Christiana
6%
Jan'
Chromalloy
Cinerama
Sep
2%
preferred
Corp Ltd.
4
1,800
4% Aug
8 Ma
Jun
.400
5,800
Jun
11
Jan
Oil
Stationers
Tel
cl
A
Manufacturing
Corporation
6ft
100
611
Sep
9 Ma
Jan
Clary
1,400
1%
Jun
3 Ma
Aug
Claussner Hosiery
1Mb May
1%
Jan
6M4 May
11 Ma
Jan
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
13
Feb
Club
Associated Testing Labs
600
10%
99%
JattJ,S9Hl05MantAtfg
7,500
8%
1,800
—10c
12 Mi
3,600
10%
10,400
~5 Ma
5
Ma
11 Ma
Ma
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
Sep
Sep
Feb
Jan
103 Mi
Ma
Feb
48 Ma
1%
'<
16
5%
Jan
5%
1,500
5%
Sep
58 Ma
99 M4
ft Aug
6% Mar
10
Jun
Sep
21
Mar
6% Mar
14
Apr
llMa
28 Ma
:
100
5%
15
Jan
Sep
47 Ma
10
2,300
Ma
Jan
tJan
5M» May
700
56%
56
Ma
IM4' Jan
July
8
200
101 Ma 101 Ma
14
1%
5%
Sep
10 Mi
49%
46
5,600
19,000
31 Ma
Feb
54% Aug
1%
10,900
1%
Sep
Jan
2%
Jan
69
69%
70
63 Ma
Jan
70
Aug
81 Mi
81 Mi
25
73 Mi
Jan
83
Aug
11%
12 Ma
1,500
15 Ma
Apr
22%
11% Aug
1% Mar
Sep
Aluminum
Products
22%
25
July
25Mi Mar
Sep
'•
30 Ma
Jan
~6%
~6%
100
6%
Sep
32
32 Ma
300
27 Ma
Feb
33
Jun
7 Ma
100
Jan
9
Apr
Jan
7 Ma
1
'
%
ii
11 Ma
12
32 Ma
35
6,200
21%
21%
%
■n
"is
16
Feb
28% May
36 Ma
Jun
Jun
28%
Jan
1%
Feb
11 Ma
«
200
21
3,300
4 Mi
4Mb
4 Ma
25%
29 Ma
%
II,100
29 Mi
Feb
1%
14 July
3,000
33
7 Ma
9%
*
I,100
11%
26,900
65,300
Aug
Jan
5 Ma Mar
3 Ma May
25%
43%
Jan
Electronics
5%
5%
3%
Sep
Jun
6M«t
Sep
18 Ma
17%
18%
1,400
17%
Sep
23%
Jan
12%
11 Ma
13 Va
5,700
9%
Feb
16%
Jun
9%
8%
6%
6
10
13,900
Feb
IIM2
Jun
10 V4
Sep
5M2
Jan
5%
Jan
~5%
400
3 Ma
3%
4,000
Aug
5% Aug
3 Ml Aug
3%
3 Mb
200
3% May
~5%
3 Ma
10c
~1%
1%
1%
15,700
•
13%
11%
13 Ma
12,400
9 Ma
18,400
9 Ma
1
Inc
.
9%
*
Cockshutt, Farm Equipment Co
Cohu
11% May
21 Ma
26%
4
1
Co
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Coastal
12
.10
Co
1,100
•
Sep
1
1
Co
44,600
•
ft
1
Co
61/2
partic
6,300
14
1
lc
Inc
Controller
:iark
1%
Supply
Tel
&
56 Mi
.1
1
10c
Corp
Corp
1
Co
-ft
-
5
2
2
—le
of America
Gas
Oil
2%
21/4
Sep
ft
7% Sep
Aug
1
Clarostat
.11
Laundries
<fe
%
Industrie*—
Associated
i
Aug
Inc
ft
8 Mi
21 Ma
2.50
95 Ma
4,200
Stores
1,400
3,200
9%
~5Ma
12 Mi' Jan
4 Ma July
9,900
T
ft
12
10
2
Inc
12
6,100
Associated
Investors
5
reg
12
•
Jan
6M4 May
1
Food
5%
8 Ma
%
*
preferred
Electric Co—
Chamberlin Co of America
7 Ma May
Co
dep rets
pref
conv
Century
7 Ma Ma J
65% May
Sep
B
85 Ma
17,300
Sep
ft
1
conv
Century
Jun
Jan
ser
$1.50
70
11,100
9%
Jun
7
5%
100
pfd
3%
13,803
8%
America
Central Securities Corp common
Sep
May
5% Mar
41%
Jun
I,500
7%
15',
of
Sep
4%
4 Mi
7
10
Corp
Jan
614
Jun
5
7,000
1
Corp..
Jan
1Mb
4ft
1
Cenco Instruments Corp
.....
1
Central Hadley Corp.
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref__100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
ft Aug
3,000
(AM) & Co
Catalin
1% July
2,300
8,800
warrants
Associated
Associated
Sep
Jun
7,900
4M4
Co
(JW)
Products
Castle
14%
4 Ma
Light $5 pfd
Casco
7%
16%
12 Mi
preferred—
& P11m Corp
Electric
Associated
Carter
Sep'
4%
11%
Jan
%
Jun
4
5
Feb
July
4,900
10
•
B ord_2s 6d
1
•
Jan
Jun
5ft
2,300
5%
Sep
35 Ma
26
2ft Jun
.
7%
5.50
Co
Power &
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets
Se
40
1,200
Carnation
Corp
4 Va
Jun
%
1
5
1
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Prouucts
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
Jan
7% Aug
Aug
5%
1
Canal-Randolph
11,400
14
,
,
July
5 Mi
6c
Sep
Carolina
23
14
1-
Minerals
Jun
23,200
5%
1
Aug
3 Ma
"
4ft Mar
5 Ma
1
pfd__10
partic
6 M»
Jan
200
3%
Sep
2 5 Mi
Jun
v, 34 Mi
July
33 Ma
Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
19 Ma
6 Mi Mar
3 Ma
200
18,300
2%
•
19 Mi
Sep
300
5%
25 Ma
1
2.50
Ltd
Gas
Aug
5/a
3ft
33 Mi
•.
Ltd
1% May
12%
JIN
•
Aluminum
Oil
Amer
Williston
14 M2
convertible
Associated
Canadian
50%
Apr
27%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
I AO
Arkansas Power A Light 4.72 pfd_100
Asamera
Jan
4%
ep
class A.
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc.
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
AlteX
Petrofina Ltd
Feb
Radio Corp..
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
...4.19
Anglo-Lautaro' Nitrate Ccrp 'A' daJ.N
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Arnold
Canadian
22 Ma Mar
Andrea
Co
Jan
42
Industrial
50 Ma May
57
3ft
vtc.l
Feb
Jan
5%
24
Jan
Jun
•
52
400
33 Ma
5%
•
10c-
Marconi
Can
8 Ma
300
Anchor Post Products-
Armour &
Canadian
4% Aug
8,300
19,300
Mines
Anken Chemical
81% Mar
Sep
Sep
5,800
class
Co
Jan
3 Ma
250
Writing Paper
Anacon
Javelin
25c
Seal-Kap Corp of DsL
Amurex
Canadian
Canadian
74%
1,00
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
Jan
950
5,400
Co.
Husky
Jan
7,900
58
57
57
•
common
Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd..
10%
•»
21 Mi July
20
23 Ma
3%
21,800
Manufacturing Oo.
American
Canadian
Jt
American
American
Canadian
Canadian
Jun
17
18 Ma Mar
3%
Ltd
Co
Sep
Mills Ltd—
American
American Thread 5%
.
Sep
4 Mi Aug
2Mb May
6,300
Ltd..
Co
preference
July
15
Sep
11 Mi
1
High
3%
19,600
3
18%
45
57
5
Canada Southern Petroleums
17% Aug
Mar
10
77%
MARC Inc
American
10
10%
lnc_.
American-Internat Aluminum.—
American
100
800
Systems Ine.
Israeli Paper
American shares
Cement
6Ma%
6% July
3,700
5
.20
American
Bread
Canada
8% Aug
9,800
11%
4%
Beverage Corp.
Book
Canada
Jan
4% Mar
3,600
10%
11%
Inc
Aluminum Co of America 03.15 pfd-100
Oil Corp
1
Ambassador
American
Mi
2%
18 Ma
-1
Insurance
Fire
Low
High
.50
Campbell Chibougamau MineB Ltd
12% Mar
—
10
convertible preferred
Inc
American
4
Jun
300
All-State Properties Ine
Alsco
Aug
10% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
54 M2 May
2%
18%
.50
1
preferred_
Camden
12 Ma
6,000
Pictures Cbrp-
Paper
3 Mi
2,200
Alliance Tire & Rubber
Allied
July
6 M» May
18,500
July
72
Feb
6
for Week
Range
50
$3.00
Calvan Consol Oil & Ga* Co
58
Engineering —
Alleghany Corp warranta
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
5%%
common
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
10o
1
preferred
$2.50 preferred
4,200
Allied Control. Co
California Electric Power
82
21
All American
Allied Artists
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
Jun
86% Aug
42% Jan
23
V—
N
147Mi
Sep
84Mi
Ml
dep rets Amer ah area.
Amer
Par
84»/4
1
Tnn
Kunstzide
Algemene
American Stock Exchange
1
22
84 Mi
Sale Price
High
Low
100
preferred
Alaska
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
135
Southern—
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Great
Alabama
Alan
Range
Bale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
8%
%
1 Ma'
Apr
11%
9 Ma Mar
Sep
■'
Aug
26 Ma Jan
13% Jun
,
7% May
*
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
2%
2%
"
3%
Jun
Colonial
" Feb
Aurora
Automatic
Avien
Avis
Inc
Avnet
Ayshire
58 Ma
Jun
Commercial
it
5,400
11
Sep
2%
Jan
Community Public Service
May
113/8
Jan
Compudyne Corporation
Jan
Connelly Containers Inc
50o
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining, & Smelt Ltd.
*
It-
1
5%
5%
6 Ma
5
7,500
1%
1%
1%
16,700
1%
14 Ma
14 Ma
15%
14,800
12%
5%
8,700
21%
32,100
5
5
19%
2 IMa
6%
Colonial
7%
18 Mi Mar
15 Ma
Stone
&
Metals
6%
Feb
18%
17%
19
42
Corp
13 Mi
40
42
Commercial
23 Ma
Sep
Continental
Industries
Aug
51 Mi
Jan
Continental Materials
July
8ft
Apr
Banco de
los Andes American shares—
Ltd
50e
Banff Oil
-
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
BarChris Construction
Barker
Inc.....
Corp._X.__
1
Corp
Candy Corp
2,300
36 Ma
21,500
6U Aug
25 Mi
Creole
Crowley
1%
10,000
lMi
Aug
3%
16 Ma
3,100
15 Ma
July
U
7,800
%
Jun
Apr
7-50
3%
4 M»
3,400
8%
10 Ms
4,100
Corp..
_1
10%
10%
10%
200
10%
Telephone of Canada
-29
50s
—
Ties
Shoe
(AS)
-
1
4 Me
4
10
Crown Central Petroleum
Jan
$1.12
4 Ma
Jun
10%
Jan
Cuban
13 Mi
Jan
Cuban
44 Ma
May
48Ma Aug
Cuban Venezuelan
13 Ma
Feb
25%
Cubic
5% Mar
8%
Bickford's
Inc
21
Birdsboro
Blauner's
Corp
(S)
Bobbie
Brooks
Bohack
iHC)
5 Va %
i
A
Inc
Bourjols
3
July
100
8%
26 Mi
28%
28
29 Ma
95
95
95
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
15 Ma
17%
14%
500
20c
Petroleums
1
15 Ma
.
Amer
British
Jan
2
1,000
1% May
3%
17,903
3% May
5 Mi
2,200
4%
Aug
8%
Jan
30 Mi
225
29 Ma
31%
Jan
35 Ma
300
28
Sep
Sep
47
Feb
2ft
10,100
32%
2Mb
2
28 Mi
ft
26 Ma
28 Mi
211
118 May
25 Mi
2,600
Aug
Petroleum
Brown
Forman
Class
4%
8
dep rets ord registered
Co
B
33
37
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jan
6%
6%
14
15,200
12 Ma
13
1,000
10 Ma
el
11
6%
Buckeye
(Ihe) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
1,700
Jan
Jan
Feb
173/a
Jun
16 Ma
Jan
15 Mi
Jan
6%
6%
I,000
6M2
7Mi Aug
4
2,600
3 Ma
8
11
12%
Apr
Sep
2% July
3,200
4
4%
23,600
7%
7%
1,400
11
Jan
3 Mi Mar
19 Mi
Jan
7 Mi
Jan
3%
~8Mi
Co.
1%
Corp
~8%
2
1,200
7
1,800
13%
(The) Company..
Burma Mines Ltd—
13%
1,600
10%
Bunker Hill
10%
2,100
-
Sep
Jun
Jan
10
10 Ma
common.
preferred
6% serial preferred
A Machine
9 Me
Sep
12
convertible
Buffalo-Eclipse
Mar
10 Ma
3%
.
Co
Company
Buell Die
10
39 Mi Mar
July
IOM2 Sep
10 Mi
Bruck Mills Ltd class B.
F
Aug
31% July
15,300
13 Ma
Distiller*
common
Rubber
800
May
7n
400
Apr
11
8M1
Jun
8%
Jan
1% May
3%
Jan
13 Ma
Aug
Mar
9
Jun
May
16 Mi
Feb
12
Jun
American
dep ret* ord share*—3* 6d
A Son Inc
1
(JP)
burry Biscuit Corp
Calgary A Edmonton
12%e
Corp
For footnotes, see page 33.
Class
ft Apr
%
5,400
2%
3 Mi
1,700
1%
Jun
12%
13%
II,100
7 Mi
ft
14 Ma
15 Mi
4,200
13%
B
A
; 9%
Aug
%
24,300
Ma Aug
1
Jan
300
32
Jan
36
Jan
10%
1,000
10
Aug
17%
Jan
17%
100
16% May
16% May
19%
Jan
17 Ma
Apr
14%
500
14 M4
Sep
18%
Jan
15 Ma
2,000
13%
Jan
16 Mi
Feb
18 Mi Mar
19 Ma
Aug
8Ma
Jan
9%
Jun
35
~
3,500
2Mb
7,100
27%
8,400
25 Mi
July
46 Ma
Jan
1,000
6%
Sep
8Mb
Apr
3,000
9
Jun
11%
Feb
62
.
5%
100
Sep
1% Aug
3 Ma
Jan
350
46 M4
Jan
1,400
3 Ma
Aug
5% Jan
5
Aug
8 Ma
16Mb Mar
18 Ma
:
;
350
25
10
6,700
59 Mi
13,600
59%
10%
•:
% May
10%
11%
11%
.
24 Mi
Sep
Ma May
9 Ma
2,300
.
10 Ma
.
"TO Mi
Sep
700
10
r
Jan
Mar
Mi Jan
-
69
"
;
19Ma
Jan
700
'
Feb
Jan
2% Aug
41
48 Ma Mar
v
*
♦
1
common
Jun
7
39,000
common.l
A
Daltch Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
■
Davega Stores Corp
i
5%
preferred.
ft Jan
2.50
Aug
Jun
19% May
.
18% May
Sep
,
Dejay
Desilu
Productions
Gasket &
Detroit
1
Inc
Products
Dilbert's
7%
Quality
1st
13 Ma
4 Ma
Apr ;
8 Ma
3Ma July-
4%
Jan
35 Ma
Apr
12
Jan
*
200
"5%
2,000
2 Ma
400
3,900
Apr
Sep
10 Ma
4,500
10
5%
4,900
Ma
45,900
500
com__10o
400
~9%
600
8%
3 Ma
Jan
Sep
t
Jan
28 Ma
18 Mi May
135
>
May
9M4 May
2 Ma May
90
..
1
10
33
18%
Feb
*
140
25c
Supermkts
9%- Apr
150
1
preferred
..
2,800
$
Manufacturing
Industrial
Detroit
Jan
6,000
.
,
35
100
Jan
10Ma Aug
Sep
6%
3%
50c
Stores ;.
Mfg class A
debenture stock
Dennison
12%
7% Aug
7 Mi
2,200
~8 Ma
~7%
1
20c
'
600
20
Inc
10c
8%
16,300
50c
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl A com
Jun
143
/ July
14% Feb
.
14%
Sep
Jan
4% May
Ma May
8 Mi Mar
8% Mar
9 Ma Jan
11% May
IMa
Jan
10 Mi May
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
Corp
Diversey
:
Chemical
Dixon
Dome Petroleum
&
Research
Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Tar &
Dominion
Textile
Co
11 Ma
$2
Inc
preferred
(The)
Dorsey
Ltd
Harris
Duraloy
(The)
Aug
Durharh
Hosiery
Co.
class
Jan
Feb
•
II
July
16%
Sep
16%
Feb
9 Ma Mar
10 Mi
Jan
X12%
'*
9 Mi
13
800
•
1
common
6ft Jun
12%
8% May
28 Mi Mar
Feb
11% July
9 Ma
31 Ma
10
8%
9 Mi
2,600
8%
Sep
13%
8
8 Mi
6,700_
8
Jun
10%
Jan
45
8MB
8%
31 Ma
~8%
28 Mi
9 Mi
July
47 Va
Jan
23 Ma May
6% July
33 Mi
Jan
2,900
27
28%
8Mb
9 Mi
7,700
-
8,800
July
?3
10
Ma
Jan
Sep
27
•
B
Jan
9%
5
—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
23%
Aug
12% May
14%
20%
•
Co
Jan
6 Ma
,
Aug
32.50
1
1
Corp
Co
6,200
10% Mar
16
7.50
common
Draper Corp
—
Drilling & Exploration Co
Power
7 Mi
•
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Driver
7,500
7 Ma
*
Dorr-Oliver
800
12%
12
4% May
10% Sep
•
Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion
2,000
Ml
1
1
2 Ma
Ltd—
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
6%
10s
dep rets ord reg
3% Aug
14% Aug
Jan
9 Ma'
50c
common_r
Brothers
Davidson
Duke
•
burroughs
class
Laboratories
class
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Ltd—
re
preferred
Brown
8 ft
33%
8,1
Power..
Amer dep ret* ord
Brown Company
60c
19% Jun
5 Ma
dep rets ord bearer
Columbia
British
S
39 Ma
American Tnhacco—
Amer
B
Sep
Feb
4Mb
30
1
Ltd.
Feb
Aug
1%
30
American Oil Co
'
4 Ma
5
•
Manufacturing Co.
38%
4%
~4%
1
Co..
31% Aug
100
14
16,100
14 Ma
Sep
Sep
Mar
4
Jan
'
94
170
19,500
Jan
~6%
%c
Oil vtc
...
Cutter
9 Ma Mar
May
28'
3,300
14%
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord—•
16
13,600
6 Ma
Apr
'
17 %
Inc
Breeze
British
400
8M2
7%
•
Corporation
Manufacturing Co
Curtis
6% May
4%
28 Ma
.100
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Britalta
Sep
3,400
28%
Co common.
prior preferred
British
4
4 Ma
8M2
Co.
Borne Chemical Co
Brillo
Apr
4%
Blumenthal
Jun
Sep
20 M» July
4
Jan
50c
Co
1,900
4%
7%
2.50
preferred
Tobacco
11,300
17%
Sep
5
♦*
(Md)
American Oil Co
19 %
3,200
6%
Cork Inlernat'l "A" partic
Drug Co
__25c
Crystal oil & Land Co common
10c
47%
2,820
500
Crown
Jan
17%
22 Mi
Sep
7 Ma
14%
15
(Del)_50cN
Inc
Crown
Jan
47
19%
16%
1
Jan
19 Ma
7%
7%
Jun
(ord reg)
Milner & Co
47%
7
Jun
11 Ma
17%
5
Belock Instrument Corp.
Benrus Watch Co Inc..
7 M.
5 Ma
3,300
Ma
~
Petroleum
1%
Jan
Jun
12,800
34
1
8
7 Ma May
3% Mar
2Ma
6 Mi
14 Ma
XlOMa
1*
,
24 Ma
Sep
Beck
1
common
Crane
10% Mar
1%
\
Sep
15%
16 Ma
Sep
6%
7 Ma
1
15 Ma
1,600
%
"l%
3,600
6%
Reynolds
American dep receipts
Carrier Industries
Jan
Jun
17 Ma
Jan
Courtaulds Ltd—
Sep
8%
57%
6%
4Ma
14 Ma
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
Feb
6% May
21%
&
-
6 Mi
-i.-.-.—
$1
25 Ma Mar
25c
.
Apr
Aug
15 Ma
16%
50s
convertible class A
Bearings
Bell
6%
31%
1
Corp
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
Inc
Beau-Brummel
6 Ma
36 Ma
1
.
Feb
15%
20,200
6%
1
Baruch-Foster
6%
21 Ma
1
Barry Wright
Barton's
18%
21V2
Jan
1%
3,000
'f
6%
-
20
Corroon
8
Jun
3
Feb
9% Mar
7Ma May.
2% Jun
5%
10c
X-
Co
Apr
Jan
%
3,100
3%
2%
10c
Sep
25
25%
-
4Mb
~~tt
•
Brotners
Corp
Eneineering Co
Barnes
5 Mi
~~n
Cdrp...
Coro Inc
Mar
3%
1
1
Jan
Feb
16
1,400
Engineering
&
Jan
16
3 Ma
3%
Apr
13%
1
1.25
4
450
21
A
Class
IncX.
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
X1
Corby- (H) Distilling Ltd cl A Voting.*
Class B non-voting
3,400
16%
21
I Ma
Products
Continental
17%
16%
lc
6,600
18,600
Jun
2 IMa
J_
J.
<
—
Corp
Jan
2ft
2%
17
Jan
5
Aug
20%
2 Ma
Aviation
May..
8,700
5ft
Jan
7%
Apr
1'
37%
800
5 Ma
ft
5%
Jun
17 Ma
Sun
Cook Paint & Varnish
5
Jun
5 Ma
2,600
Consolidated
13 Mi May
26,700
4
10,800
Jan
Continental
7
12
900
6%
2
1
Inc
Sep
Sep
Jun
18 Mi
7%
Ray
9-Ma
14%
6'/a
7%
Construction
900
13 Mi
5
35
Jun
6%
17%
•
Continental Air Lines
9 %
4%
Sep
19% Apr
15% May
8% Mar
II,300
Royally Oil..
Ltd
Pacific
Jun
700
I
1,700
10%
Consolidated
New
Jan
9%
Sep
IOM4 July
12
Sep
23 Ma Mar
700
4% July
9%
8 Ma
9 Mi
17
15 Ma
500
7%
10 Ma
Consoliadted
Jan
4 Mi
100
~9%
Feb
6
100
5%
—
.10
:
25o
14
4 Ma
5 Ma
Corp.
Securities
5
5%
Sep
4%
Baker
Co
Co
11%
Aug
2,900
7%
6 Ma
com.
Inc
Sand
5,600
24% Aug
9 Ma July
12 Ma Mar
3,500
7 Ma
6%
7 Ma
3
Sep
Jan
Sep
5
preferred—
-10e
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber Co
32
66
Sep
Bailey A Selburn Oil A Gas class
Baldwin
31
Sep
43%
Corp
Collieries
1,400
52
7,600
pesos
A
Electronics
12 Ma
1,500
Corp.
Industrial
5,700
12
53%
46 Ma
1
Products
class
13%
43%
-10e
non-cum
12%
52
Corp
Steel
Non-voting
13%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Inc
Plastics
17
46 Ma
Sewing Centers Inc.
Audion-Emenee
15 Ma
-Be
del Golfo Sugar—
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
.10
Atlas- Corp option warrants..
Atlas Plywood
Corp
Devices
17
-BP
Atlantica
Audio
...
53 Mi
Corp
Atlas
Atlas
1
1
America
of
Corp
*
Co™
Line
2 Ma
47 Mi
10s
1
•
3}|
4%
27
300
26 Ma July
387/a
47
48%
1,100
41 Ma Mar
53-..May
312
4ft
1,300
4
4%
400
6
700
6
Mi
3 Ma Mar
4 Mi Sep4% July
Jan
4ft Aug
..-6%, Jan
6% Jan
u
Number 5991
Volume 192
.
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 30)
A
Friday
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sulphur
Duval
Potash
&
Co
1
32,100
7%
Sep
13%
Feb
4%
4%
1,500
4V4
Sep
7 Va
Apr
33 y2
50
33%
Sep
43%
Feb
23
Sep
44 Va
Jan
23
25
1,500
100
167%
155 '/a 157
175
155% July
i
23
25
1 Vb
16,300
23%
22%
16
16%
27
29 %
1
Inc—10c
19%
20 y4
<6,900
1%
Mar
Sep
35 %
Jan
Insurance
15%
Sep
International
Breweries
26%
Jan
International
Holdings
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
13%,
14%
(4,200
13%
Sep
14%
16%
12,300
14%
Sep
1%
7 i%
25%
24%
100
1
—10c
11
io%
3%
43%
_1
—
,
12
9%
3%
-
1
International
34
July
Investors
Jan
99
Sep
Iowa
8%
Sep
11%
Jun
Iron
Fireman
20,800
& Steel Corp
1st preferred
Forge
6%
cum
Ero Manufacturing
Co
1,100
37%
10,000
3%
Fabrex
Corp
(Max)
Fairchild
1
or
sy8
9%
12
372
shs
Common
$2
Oil
Glass
6%
Apr
12
Sep
Feb
~5%
6%
1,500
24%
1,400
21V4
1
180%^
32,200
110%
165"% 181
Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc..:
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Petroleum
Felmont
class
General
Flying
Ford
(MH)
Ford
Motor Co
American
Forest
Fox Head
Fuller
5%
-
8%
8%
122
i
47/e
Sep
10 V4
Jan
Knott
200
13%
Jun
18
Feb
9 V*
5,000
8
Jun
137/b
Jan
Kratter
150
122
Sep
181V4
Jan
13%
12 »A
1%
iy4
1
3%
Co
5
12%
Sep
167/8
Sep
14 Va
Sep
Co
;
General
Alloys Co———_
General
Builders Corp
1
convertible preferred
4%
2%
2%
414
4%
4 y2
i 13 i/a
12%
13'/a
Corporation.
Gilbert
(A C)
Gilchrist
Glass-Tite
Glen-more
Globe
Gobel
Industries
Great
Lakes
preferred
Griesedieck
11%
12%
12%
12%
23%
Films Company
Gulton
&
Industries
B
Hall
Harmon-Kardon
__
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Hastings
Hecla
National
Mining
Helena
Manufacturing
Class
A)
Hardart
.
,
B
class
8
23 Va Mar
25
1,700
3% May
7%
Jan
1 Vb
4,500
1
Jun
2%
Jan
5%
5
11%
.
22%
7%
7%
IVb
.2,200
Aug
1
8 00
1
-
Sep
1
IVb
16,000
9
9%
300
9%
9 %
9%
1,400
9
48V4
46 Va
55%
17,600
45
2%
13,400
l
v
2
2%
8%
:
23
4%
5
5
6 Vb
2 Va
Jun
Aug
2%
Jan
Aug
10%
Sep
Va
Jun
12% Aug
59% Jun
July
1% May
7%
3
Sep
14%
Jan
18% Mar
25 %
Sep
4,000
3%
62'A
39%
5
4%
Sep
8%
Jan
5
Sep
6%
Sep
32%
Jan
4%
22%'
5
Jun.,
20%
15,800
3Vb
3%
4,000
7%
8
1,300
61%
66
1,150
38
34
•.
33%
24,600
32
'
93
3%
.
100 Va 102
74%
.
30
Jan
6%
Sep
Jan
Jun
',Jun
Sep
58% July
Jan
102
Feb
77
Sep
Sep
4% May
7%
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
3,300
1
7Va
Jan
12%
3%
12%
10%
1
50c
-
*
Jan
11% Mar
9%
11
Sep
Sep
7
4,600
5%
Sep
7%
Sep
2%
1,200
2%
3%
Jan
7%
1,300
7
Aug
Sep
9%
Jun
5%
5%
800
,
1%
1%
6,100
19%
21 %
2,900
1%
6,300
—
1%
3 %
54
400
,200
5
5
33.
1
5%
■
Sep
1%
Sep
Sep
19%
7% July
2% Jan
31%
1% July
Jan
2% Aug
2% Mar
48%
3%
4,400
7%
Jan
2,600
7
Co
&
—
Merrill
Me Lai
Miami
1
—
Thermit
&
5
Corp.
Extruders
1
1
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
10
preferred
Oil
Corp $1
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
Inc—:
Associate®,
Microwave
Midland
Piping
1
1
Corp—
Hone
conv
preferred—•
50c
5
2.50
Co
Mill Factors Corp
Miller Wohl Co common
preferred
Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
convertible
4%%
Mining
Corp
of
Aluminum
RR
Jun
Jun
100
121
20
115
Tel
States
&
Tel
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy
34%
31
35
1,000
.31
100
Ohio Mfg Co
Nachman
Muskegon
—
15
15
9% V 9%
13%
13%
15
15
200
1,400
1,500
14 %
16%
118
Mil
23%
Sep
Jan
13%
Sep
Aug
19%
4,000
2
Apr
13%
2,600
Industries
Sep
HI Mar
13
1,700
%
Sep
"l%
1%
17/B
5,000
1%
2%
2%
1,400
2%
Sep
Sep
2%
2%
1%
1%
6,200
1% July
3 Va
Jan
Jan
%
fa
it
A
19%
Feb
25 Va
Sep
24 Va
Jan
200
17 %
21%
23%
600
20% July
16 Va
16%
900
13%
16,400
2,600
20
20
21%
28 Va
2
29%
19 Va Mar
23%
5,300
21%
20%
28 Va
19%
23 % Mar
1%
7%
7%
12 %
30%
Sep
Jan
14%
Jun
4%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
4%
2,400
4%
Sep
5%
6%
2,100
4%
Jan
16 Va
16 Va
100
15%
Jan
15%
— M
Apr
Jan
12%
7
6,90.)
6,000
16%
1,000
'
3%
Jan
8%
300
10%
Apr
Sep
Sep
9% July
6,600
7%
10%
6 Va
Sep
19
Apr
Jan
3,300
20'/a
1%
Jan
4% Mar
iao July
1
23
2
Jan
13% July
20,200
14
22
14%
2 Va
3% July
,
6Va May
9% May
19
Jan
Sep
26%
6 Va
7
900
5
Jun
7%
8 Va
7
8%
200
8 Va
Sep
11%
Apr
39%
12 900
Sep
63 %
Jan
35
3
3%
107/a
26
3%
4%
Sep
Sep
7%
Jan
13%
Aug
May
32%
Jan
3
22
130
4% July
500
47/b
Jan
9% May
1,300
25 Va
35
49,100
10%
15%
7Va
Jan
7
4'/a
.
.
•
Jan
7%
Feb
9%
5,900
8% Mar
13%
Jun
18%
9;'/b
19 Vb
7
87/b
19%
400
18% July
4 %
4%
400
0%
50
24 Va
Jan
Aug
4
7 Va
Apr
2Vb
Jan
4,000
1 % May
Xl2 Vb
12%
300
11% May
15%
Jan
79 Va
70%
79%
41,800
34%
Jan
105%
Aug
16%
15%
18
Vb.
25.900
15%
Sep
18%
37a
Sep
ii
Sep
42% July
54%
Jan
1%
1V4
%
1%
A 1,424,300
33
49%
46%
49%
13
12%
13
15 1
12 Va
700
Sep
Sep
Sep
13
25%
11%
26%
400
25 V*
Sep
30
Apr
10%
11%
5 400
IOVb
Feb
15
Aug
9%
9 Vb
9%
2.400
May
12%
Jan
16 Va
15 Vb
16%
4.500
15 Vb
Sep
36%
Jan
19
2.600
17
Sep
27% July
2
6.300
*
17%
17
17/b
2
A
A
A
IVb
1%
6
6
%
2%
Sep
A
Sep
IVb
Feb
% May
900
Sep
1%
28,500
6 Va
1%
9,500
1%
9
22%
22%
21 V4
22%
1,800
31 Va
30%
33
1,400
9Va
8%
20
200
22%
6
21%
Sep
Sep
11 % May
Jan
23%
Sep
27% July
26 Va Mar
36 Va
Sep
Sep
121%
4 Va
26%
700
116
122 %
3 Vb
12,300
4 Va
8,200
Jan
4 Vs
Aug
Apr
32 Va
Aug
8%
11,400
7%
24%
19%
Aug
Sep
12%
6% May
9,200
9 Vb
7
9
Sep
17%
11,800
8%
26%
8 Va
4 Vb
9%
9%
Jan
60
3%
Aug
13% Jan
l'o July
500
133
Jan
Jan
Sep
8%
Jan
May
16
1%
Jan
81%
77
81%
5,400
34V4
Feb
90
Sep
19%
19%
20 Va
3,200
19%
Sep
27%
Jan
4%
4%
2.400
4%
Sep
9%
Feb
VB
3,900
12 V*
Sep
21 %
Jan
2 Va
6,400
12%
12%
2%
2%
11
13
11%
10
10 %
38 Vb
Jun
13 Vb
July
9 Va
1,000
32%
4% July
10%
400
16 Vb
37%
!% May
July
16 Va
Jan
Jan
43 Va
Aug
6%
Feb
Jun
22
4
15,700
13 Vb
12%
12%
1,100
12 Vb July
20%
20
12 Vb
20%
19%
Jun
24 Vb
12%
13 %
1,000
3,600
11%
Aug
6
6%
May
6
1,500
Jun
83
102
12
100
Jan
Sep
July
7
Feb
35
13 Vb
Jan
10%
400
102
11%
14%
Jun
7
Jun
95
Feb
104
Sep
July
39
9 V*
Jan
Jun
4
Jan
24%
-Aug
Jan
600
5%
35,100
1,000
%
%
-fir
5,200
%
Sep
1V4
36%
32%
36%
16,900
32 7/8
Sep
59%
Jan
Sep
39%
Jan
8%
Jan
24%
5
2%
2IVb
Jan
21 Vb
24 Vb
8,100
4%
10,700
4
40
80
87 Va
Sep
10
87%
Jan
96
Sep
83 Va
24 Va
4%
4
Jan
89
Jan
156
87
86%
87
96
96
96
147
150
149
12%
13%
52
13
52
11,100
25
142
Apr
Feb
-10% July
46
Mar
Sep
Aug
14%
Aug
2%
3%
500
2%
53
Juiy
3%
100
2Vb
Aug
3V4
8%
~2%
Feb
4
3 Va
Aug
4%
Jan
May
16%
Jan
Aug
26%
Sep
14%
14%
14%
2,100
14
24%
24%
25 %
5,400
23%
Jan
Feb
5 Va
7,200
4
May
6 Va
Feb
17%
17
17%
9,900
17
Sep
23 Va
Jan
32%
32%
33%
300
30
Aug
5VB
9
4%
8%
31%
9
31%
.
1,200
100
34%
Sep
8% Aug
14%
Jan
Aug
34%
Jun
30
8%
Sep
13%
Jan
1
8%
8%
8%
1,800
Sep
12%
Apr
4%
47/b
2,800
4Vb
Sep
6V4
Jan
Inc.
1
Dehydrat & Milling—3
Hess
1
4%
5
4%
5
8
7%
8%
3
3
Inc—
Brewing
Casket
National
Electric
National
Equipment
Bellas
3
1% Mar
%
Aug
National
National Alfalfa
18 Vb
8%
National
Apr
16%
13
900
8
Apr
22
July
7,700
15
5,100
Mar
Sep
78
20%
2,900
Sep
13%
Feb
59
17%
137/B
9:
Jun
23%
39%
54
18%
137/a
6%
98%
"'14
59
Jan
8%
38 Va
Sep
Sep
July
6
Jun
9% Mar
37
8%
Apr
13%
Jun
6
30 Va May
National
26 Vb
2,500
7,250
5
I
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
32%
3Vb
——50c
Company
32%
36% July
29
26%
1
5
2.50
—1°
Corporation
Murray
Muter
Feb
30%
Jan
2%
1
2.50
new—12.50
1
Company
Mills Inc
Vernon
Jan
Jan
95
4
—
Jan
39%
Jan
5%
—1
Co
Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
127 Va
•
88
—
Chemical
Diablo
20
5%
Power
preferred
Mount
94 Vo
2%
Moody Investors Service partlc pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
Mountain
94 Vb
100
10c
Industries——.—J
Co 4.40% pfd.100
4.80%
preferred series B
—100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Mt
6%
1
1
Inc
Warrants
6%
16 Va
July
V
Monogram Precision
Montrose
Sep
4
50c
50
"ctfs"
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Monongahela
A Jun
8%
13,400
1
Company
Airlines
Mohawk
2
1A May
28,300
10c
Inc
Michigan Chemical Corp
Micromatic
130,000
»
4VB
39%
—1
1
1
Mfg Co
—
Refrigerating Co
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Merchants
Mesabi Iron Co
Mil
8%
4
16%
———3
1
Menasco
13%
Jun
30
]
--1
Inc™
94
34%
Jun
—*
Jun
61
Jun
8%
121
Jan
13%
•
Ltd.—
12%
Apr
8%
32%
—
2.50
_1
t
Johnson
Feb
Apr
warrants
Industries
Mead
31%
7%
Tire & Rubber
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
10 Va Aug
4,400
Corp
Specialities Inc
Stores
—1—
Co
Aug
9 Va
2.50
Marconi Intl Marine Com Co new—£1
Martin
6 Vb
2,000
8%
1
—
8»/b
8%
•
3%
54
100
see page
Jan
6 Va
8!i
7.50
rf
common
Jan
6Va
127/8
2%
*
;
17%
Sep
8 % Mar
1,800
1%
1
Co__
10,800
11
20'A
1%
3%
,
50c
A
10%
7%
7
—5
".
500
5%
__50c
:_2i>c
12% July
3% Sep
17,300
10 %
Aug
6%
2%
1
Mines
3%
7%
10%
...10
3Vb
7'%
%
B)
Mansfie'd
21% July
9Va
2
i
....
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
2,100
1
Mangel
Jun
Jan
class A
1
Mackey
Airlines Inc.
—
33 %c
Magellan Petroleum Corp vie
lc
Mages Sporting Goods
—■—10c
Magna Oil Corporation
50c
Maine Public Service Co—
7
Majestic
15%
1%
warrants
Mirro
2,600
25c
Corp
Inc
Jan
Aug
16%
10
wi
MarFadden Publications Inc
Truck.0
2 Va
77
Feb
(expire
(G
1,200
Jan
9
July
9
Oct 24)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lunkenhelnier
(The) Co—
2.50
Macke
18
16% Jan
Sep
5,800
1
Loupisiana Gas Service
Lynch
Sep
July
2
11%
—1
—1
Corp
Jan
5 Vb
200
Electronics
Mark
Jan
10%
1
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Rights
5%
Feb
31%
10$t
5
Bartlett cl A—25c
&
Lodge
Loral
8
600
Sep
14%
A Aug
1
10
America Inc
of
Chain
Kessler
Apr
3%
.
Corp
Steel
Lockwood
9%
71%
.3%
13
Inc—_—
<R G)
Fabrics of N Y com_r_
Locke
1,200
1,600
.
26
Jun
May
9%
800
16% Aug
3
1
preferred
Lithium
1,300
'
Jan
68
July
1,200
—25c
Inc
Refineries
47/8
Jun
5
3%
5
5%
u
60 %
98,500
5
Realty. Corp..
Jun
10c
;
Lefcourt<
Liberty
27%
17%
18
10
5
5
Corp
Leonard
12%
5,700
72
5
Leesona
■
12%
27
-
1
.
Inc
University
Extension
Salle
64%
%
3
31%
Feb
67
.T-n
1%
Feb
%
%
;.'.10
7% July
140
74%
Jun
% July
2,200
14,400
7
20 Vb
61
700
,1,000
ft
6%
7
22
8
100
100
10c
Corp
footnotes,
Aug
8,300
5Vb
5
i"i
.
Sep
10% May
,
1
800
-
5 Vb
26%
Feb
5%
3,900
8 Va
7%
21%
13%
t
Jan
7%
,
7%
1%
%
Jun
Jan
Jan
25c
Baking Co
Jun
50
4
1
:•
common-,
For
400
2% July
Apr
24
5%
—*
common
&
IVb
3%
24
Inc_50c
5%
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors Co..
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com
Class
13,900
•
Hardart
&
2
Jan
July
65
B
(Oo
Horn
1%
8%
10% July
2% Jun
May
-
&
Feb
11,000
3%
25c
—
Hormel
Feb
3%
4,200
2%
62%
1
—
Horn
Jun
19%
12%
2%
2.50
Ltd
12 Va
11%
11%
62 Va
Co
International
Co
Febi.
1,300
11%
62%
5
A
Oil
41
8
Corp
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Class
Apr
Sep
Hofmann Industries Inc
Home
32%
6%
Supermarkets Inc
Hilton Hotels "warrants"
Hoffman
500
.
900
Hill's
Co Inc
1% July
22%
6%
pfd
Sep
Sep
6 Vb
Inc
Feb
16%
6Va
Highway Trailer Industries com
5% convertible preferred—
&
37
% May
Jan
300
Sep
Herold Radio & Electronics
(R)
30,300
22%
4%
preferred
Helmerich & * ayne Inc
Aircraft
1%
17
2
i_:—2
:—10c
—10c
•
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Hiller
8V0
1,100
-
Corp
(WE) & Co 5'/a%
Higbie
3%
1—25
—
Kosher Foods
Rubenstein
Feb'.,
Jun
23%
Heli-Coil
Heller
2Vb
4 Va
22 Va
:
;
Light
Co
14 Va
24% Mar
6%
23
Inc
Hazel Bishop Inc__—-_—_
Hazeltine
Corp
Hebrew
Aug
Sep
23
1
10
*—
Mfg Co
Lithographing Co—
Havana
13 % Mar
17% July
1
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp..
Hartfield
Aug
May
1,900
2%
25c
Inc
Harn
18
3,100
36%
37
10c
2
—1
Corporation.
Lamp Co
Plywood Corp.—
Jan
2%
1%
50o
Harbor
Sep
7%
11%
1
—1
Inc
Sep
13%
2%
16%
10c
.
Industries
Western
&
Inc
68%
Jun
12%
—i
A'-Industries
Aug
7%
1 'A
1
95
J
7% May
600
•
Jan
Apr
11
1,100
23
Jan
10%
11%
11,700
23%
Jan
Jan
100 %
41% May
200
11%
Warrants
Gulf
700
_9c
Leases
Company
Guir States Land
7%
11 VB
1
Grocery
Stores
Products—
.—5
Guerdon Industries Inc class A coip—*
Guild
44,800
13%
30
50c
A
series
Freehold
13,900
13 %
10%
10c
Tnc_-
Hydraulics
Gridoil
54%
10%
11
Corp
X-—1
Producers common—60c
Western
6%
50'A
11
Chemical
Great
85%
225
13%
3%
Sep
July
54%
1
Varnish.
Co
Ampr
Jun
8% May
600
14
16%
—4
—1
:—___5
Manufacturing
Jun
247/a
92%
2%
7%
Mines
Co
20%
91
—1
10c
Manufacturing
Great
Greer
9%
1
—.
Corp cl A
Manufacturing
Jun
1%
6,300
2
9'A
*
Inc
Rapids
•
Jan
8%
17% Aug
10% May
22,000
16
1%
2
■ilw. g%
V 35 Va
6%
La
63
Feb
7%
11
8% Aug
7%
1
Industries
Lanston
Le Touvneau
Sep
26% Mar
5
Consolidated
Grand
'
4% Aug
1
10%
.
Inc.—-—_—4c
class B
Goodman
Gray
Jan
97
1
Inc..
Goldfield
Gorham
Jun
23%
1,000
5,000
6%
13%
9%
-1
Ltd
.
Industries
Products
Seal
6%
•
Distilleries
(Adolf)
Gold
Corp
Mines
___
Co
29 Va
92
Co
Union
<
;
.—
Co
Jun
3,200
5%
33
32 Vb
6%
1
*
$4.60
32'/a
16
1
Yellowknife
5%
12 Vb July
*
50c
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred-
Giant
Jan
.Q\
5%
.
2.50
Corp
preferred
Glannini
Controls
4%
"
-—-5
Enterprises
Stores
.
Ltd
Mines
Corp of Delaware
& Sessions Co
Lamson
Sep
18% May
•
Indus
800
6
Electronics Corp
Radio
Aug
6% Jan
4% Aug
17%
33Vac
Industries
Lamb
Lamson
Jan
4%
1,200
7%
1
—75 Desos
Lalcey Foundry Corp
Jun
3%
3% May
21,600
£1
reg
Fireproofing
Plywood
100
2% May
1,400
■<
25
—:1
Corp
General Gas Corp
General
preferred..
Apparel Inc
Shore
Lake
Sep
Jun
Ltd—
7 American dep rets ord
General
(The) Corp Class A
Lafayette
Feb
39 Vb
3% July
1,300
4%
Jan
39%
Jun
2 Va
45/3
common
Development
Sep
Feb
100
1
Co
Corp
La Consolidada S
Mar
5
Aug
33%
"wts"
Electric
700
28
.1
Acceptance
General
3%
26%
800
3%
3'/a
26%
2
1% Aug
1,200
100
T
General
-
*
common*.—
-
1%
3,200
4%
16%
1
1
5
5
7.50
1
1
Stores
L'Aiglon
5%
7%
1
--2.50
1
10c
1.25
1
20o
—
convertible
$1.20
Jun
12 %
13
1.25
31,300
4,400
12%
12 y2
Power
Hotels
86 Va
Jun
5
4%
5 Vb
17%
pfd—100
1
25c
5
Dept SUres Inc
Rubber Co—
Kobacker
Jan
9 VB
(IB)
1,700
78%
Jan
4Va
Minerals Corp Ltd
(S)
Kleinert
16,600
13
General
General
Klein
ll7/a Mar
10
126
Mar
lOo
Kropp (The) Forge Co
£1
reg
Mfg. Co—-—
General
6
July
4% Aug
9 Va Jun
13%
13 y4
13%
•
10
—1
10o
—
Co
Petroleum
5%
9%
1
preferred
5%
Kirkland
Company
(The)
Gellman
Jan
Jan
4
Ltd—
(Geo A)
Gatineau
V4
7%
5%
4%
3.90%
Company
Kirby
3,400
1
19% Aug
Jun
37,800
.1
Oil
8
5%
8% May
2 Va
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
47/a May
5%
.
Brewing Co_
Fresnillo
15% Mar
Kilembe
Aug
5,200
4ya
10
7%
6%
5%
100
6%
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
5%
Inc
dep rets ord
Enterprises
City
Sep
Jan
2.50
Inc
5%
Jan
5%
Canada
of
Kidde
Aug
47/a
1
X
Co
Tiger Line
Motor
29
1
5%
J
Corp
26% July
Jun
% Mar
6%
9%
2
Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
218 July
10c
Apr
9%
6 Va
(Del)
Co
2,500
3
13
Corp.
14,300
%
2%
18
Aug
8%
Jewelry
Jan
400
is y4
218
39
11 %
2
Kawecki Chemical Co
201% Aug
Kay
*4,600
—25o
10c
Corp
Firth Sterling Inc—
Fishman
is
1
1
A
Filmways Inc-——Financial
"6%
30% July
700
6%
Company
Drug
14
800
23%
~5%
6%
'
.1
:
Purchaser
Federated
Katz
26 Va
23'/a
I
Seaboard
Jan
Kawneer
30
1.50
71*0 July
4,100
8%
(D) & Company __
Gifts & Electric 4%%
Kansas
1
int
—
Sep
20,200
12%
Kaltman
30% July
Feb
10%
10%
33%
118
Industries
Kaiser
Feb
Mar
12
5% Aug
Jan
Jun
10
Jupiter Oils Ltd
ft
23%
21%
12%
5
Jetronic Industries Inc
5%
Sep
ll%M«w
1
Jan
2$%
34%
32 Vb
33 V3O
1
pfd—100
1
Corp
Jan
1
Apr
12%
9
Co
%
25%
10
27%
Inc
12 Vb
1
beneficial
of
preferred
Falcon
Hoe
Israel-American
11%
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
H
Ironrlte
17
Sep
7,200
33%
12%
Irving Air Chute
Sep
Jun
4%
43% May
1
Sep
Sep
10
'
High
Sep
18% Mar
3,100
1
Manufacturing
Jeannette
21,300
%
15
1
—
77/a
9,400
12
A
13%
Inc.
Products
8
1,800
10
Instrument-.
&
8%
7% 1
25c
L
& Co class A
Camera
8%
400
15
63 Vb
Royalty
Jan
7
34%
5
Company
Sep
Sep
8%
Oil
4%
Apr
4'%
3%
7"%
m
_1
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd—1—$1
Eureka Pipe Line
Factor
3"%
1
10
common
Intex
48 Va
3% May
36,500
43%
42
'
Erie
31%
Ltd
Public Service Co
Feb
1 Va May
21
5,000
10%
37/a
.
19% May
l7/a Feb
Mar
8 Vb
4,100
14,000
i%
28
31%
3%
29,400
—25o
1
America
North
of
Co
90 V4
1
pfd
preferred
14%
59,800
25%
£1
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland Homes Corp
17% July
..
4
23 Vb
_•
34%
Sep
20c
L
Emery Air-Freight Corp
-_33VaO
Corp
Aug
20 V4
Low
Chemical
Imperial Oil (Canada)
I.3
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust
Electronic
Hardware
Corp_50o
Jan
21
Magnetics
Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
Jan
25
5
Products
Pood
Imperial
Aug
Jun
15%
11%
50c
IMC
Jan
16
12,300
Hygrade
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
4'
Shares
25%
Jan
169%
32%
—5c
Specialty Co—
Electronics Corp of America—
182
Sep
22 % Mar
12,500
20 Ya
,<
23 y2
ttep
Apr
18
400
29%
■-
9
9,900
1%
1A
1
Electronic
$2 convertible
Apr
8%
167'/a 168
10c
Assistance Corp
Electronic Communications
Elecronic Research Associates
Inc
26
10c
33% July
7%
25
5
Share
Corp
Bond &
Electronic
El-Tronics
17% May
23 Va
•
series A
series B
Edo Corporation class A
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd$7 preferred
$6 preferred
Electrographic
500
2,600
•
1
1
Eastern States Corp common
Electric
29
Low
Par
High
33 %
25
1
Iron
Malleable
23 y2
27%
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Friee
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
23
27%
8'A
4%
1
20c
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern
Freightways Inc
Eastern
Low
1
•
Corp—
Test
Duro
Shares
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
*
(1327)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Co
(Mich)
Company...
Weld
-
Machines
Rental Ltd
1
5
1
1
14%
Sep
6%
Jan
7 Va
Sep
12 V»
Jan
200
2%
Jan
3
Jan
4,300
33%
37%
1,500
13 Vb
800
13%
14%
Jan
25,700
12
37
5%
4,500
4 %
Sep
J 35%
Sep
12
Sep
18 Va
Feb
13 Vb
Sep
16%
Sep
28
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32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1328)
. ..
Monday, October 3, 1960
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 30)
-
-•
•
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
National Mfg
& Stores
Presto
Inc
Industries
10% May
16
Aug
7,600
14%
237a
Jan
Amer
17%
17%
18%
200
16
Aug
24
Jan
Roosevelt
Field
3iya
29 %
31%
900
26
Mar
38
July
Roosevelt
Raceway
11%
11%
11%
Sep
20
May
3y8
11%
3%
100
3%
1,000
3 7a
Sep
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
2%
--*■
27t
2%
5,300
21%
20%
22%
11,900
12
13
13
200
26
-20
37%
-—1
1%
Auction
37 y4
1%
32,200
27,600
20 y2
23,500
1
8V2
8%
1,000
-—I
1%
1%
3,900
250
20
Co
Rim
Mines
128
128
28
29
32
Noma
Lites
1
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
North American
Cement class
Nickel
4 Vt%
37a
Jan
Sep
3 7a
Jan
3%
3%
4
1,200
3%
Sep
6% May
10
61%
Jun
79
Jan
64
84%
84%
%
7%
7
~4%
Corp
com
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%%
1st preferred5% 1st preferred
1st
$4.75
,
conv
$4.36
Pacific
Power
Light
Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
Sep
227t Aug
34
300
3372
Sep
46
3,600
297a
Jan
317a July
2674
Jan
28 7a
Slmca
30%
28
25%
pfd
Pen
Co
of
1,500
21%
100
2072
Jan
22%
Sep
89
92 y4
280
82
Jan
93-
Aug
Jan
90(%fiSep
Smith
85
Jan
987a
Sonotone
140
97%
Ltd..
-
•'*30
:
.
2%
5%
6%
97
54
23%
23%
23%
28%
31%
1%
17,000
II
U
%
300
2%
1% Mar
Jun
16%
Jan
Southern
California Petroleum
15%
Feb
Southern
8
8y2
2.300
Sep
12%
Jan
Southern
4'4
4V4
200
37a Mar
4%
Sep
Southern
~2ft
2 ft
211
11,200
2% July
2%
Jun
Southland
8%
8%
9 7b
2,700
47a
8
6 7a
3,800
8%
300
63%
21 %
21%
22%
52
55%
17a
9%
4%
9%
9672
10
11
.7,
11-
-
1
common
1572
15
Sep
1
1
,
6
16
Service
of
Colorado—
4%% preferred
Pyle-National
32%
■'
30
J'<
'
6%
.-
15
18%
Jun.'
15
700
217a
Sep
58% Jan>
35% July
5% Jan.
Feb
9%
6% Mar
Reinsurance
Reis
Sep
Jan
23%
Jan
3%
Jan
1
22
1,800
18%
Jun
27
7%
77a
7%
2,800
77a
Sep
10
17%
2%
%
672
2%
11%
7 74
2%
Sep
21%
Sep
5
39,800
672
1,000
IS
2%
1,360
127a
15%
15
1674
5 7a
6.700
•
4%
4%
Jan
to Jan
3
1965-.:
Technical Products
Rochester Gas <fc Elec 4%-
footnotes,
----1
Inc.—20c
874
Jun
674
Apr
157a
Sep
28 7a
Jan
100
1%
Aug
27a
Jan
8 74
8 Vi
100
772
Jun
9%
Jan
~71|
711
A
13,100
674 July
813.
%
pfd F—<---100
see page
33.
177a
1674
17%
80
80
81%
4,400,
130
200
53
Jan
.48
May
100
-
56% Sep
227a Aug
Aug
51.
22 7a
"
500
21%
!
600
20 7a Mar
.23
20:
;
too
193/4 Mar
21
6%
.
2074
„
Jan
1,700
5%
200
4V2
Jun '-
107a
11%
3,700
97a
Sep
54
55:
20
21 7b
1,400
13%
578
217a
3,300
8%
28,500
,
7%
43/a
Feb
17
„ll5/a May
200
54
177a
200
97a
9
9%
9%
10.
Jun
,
r
87a July
14
972. Aug
2,000
-
24%
1474
>14 y2
'
*:
•
2472
147a
:
%
1474
Sep
%
6Q0
9%
'
21
47a
1,700
: i. va
..
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74
-
27a
400
•.76,000
II,400
2.72 >
Sep
/4
66
•'
.
97a
3174
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14
14%
-
•'
450
Jan.;7.
4% Jan '
v*
15
•.
Jan: .>
9% Sep",
40% Jun
1
Feb >>' "
64s/a
-
,
12,," "Jan
.,1:,
Jan
27 7a
15,000
.
.
7
Sepv
Jan*
92
,
'
8%
30%
*7
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14 *
34%'
X64 7a
*
Jun, <rV%
10'
■.
J; 3i%
?.
,
4 Y'r27-r Sep r'L•
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Jun
:6% Jun
12% Jan
ti8% A iws-; -r.;
,- ;%.July
,
..
>
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Jan
247a
1•
v
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1,500.
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9%
97a
673/4
Feb*
2Va* Feb
I,300
23.
'. -.47a
■'i
Feb
.
'
Jan
2 72
-177a
;97a July
i
•
v
18%
j
July
59
4,100
:
10%
.2274
.23
Jan
Feb
Sep
61%
10%
107a
1,100
17,100
1
'
26
Sep
23
...
•
%
•J: 59%
<61,7
100
<
.
225/a Aug
11% .Jan
137a Jan
„
73/4! Sep
.
Sep
Jan
72 7a Jan
*
f";972
,
7%
14%
Sep
,
-
Apr
77a Aug
July
7 7a
1374
ii3/4
Sep
257a Aug
58
July
,
;. 400:.
••
...674 May %
.
15
»
*
..
24
.
800
Jan
133/4
I,700 v;,
,
-19% Jan;
July.;
-
>34
Sep '
"
.
Jan
8272 Aug
Corp
203/a
Jan
.
'40
:
387a
.13
"
3%
4 '
2% '
4:
,
33/a
-
„
7 47
3674 July,'
42
;.*■
-
,
,|
,1
-6,600
37»
Jan
/
53/a Sep
3%. Feb
,
A
,'3,700
■
23%
31.
Apr *.
1272. Jan
■
*
700
33/4
-3,000
:Sep
1574 May-"/
Jan-
7 47a
.
•
.
•
Sep
; 9 72 July
.4% Mar
67a Mar
3,800
1,400
3
Sep
6
-..•5%
137a Aug,
4
July
2 74 May.,
3
3 7a
.
1,500
57a
Apr
V4
-..
•'
8%
Jun
28%
317a
Feb
42 7a
19%
19
207a
2,200
167a
Feb
237»
Apr
Apr
19
207a
2,900
157a
Jan
23%
Apr
7 7a
Jan
32%
317a
35
24
17,400
6 72
10,200
25
6%
6
6%
1,400
6
Jun
Jan,
3874 July
Sep
107a
Jan
107a
Sep
97a
_
8%
97a
25,400
67a
Jun
37a
16,100
2
Feb
47a Aug
9,000
27a
25/a
1,500
2
Mar
10c
50c
1
*
87a
8 7a
87a
5,200
6 7a
May
3
27a
3
3,900
2 74 Mar
17a
l3/4
5,100
17a
10c
"i/ff
"iA "lV2
4,100
50c
12
n
12
4,500
11
Sep
183/4
16%
1674
17
1,700
1674 Sep
1 s/a July
83/4 July
203/4
Jan
374
Jan
145/b
Jan
Inc—
Corp
Electronics
Shovel
Inc
com.—10c
Tllo
Roofing
10
■
274
1
97/k
87a
%
•
274
Aug
147a Aug
474
107a
Apr
Sep
4V2 Mar
'
2 7a
80U
Aug
17a
Jan
July
93 74
Jan
1A May
15,300
97a
217a
11V4 July
8 7a Jan
89
5
Co
Park
1%
Jan
117a
Jun
Jan
7%
75/a
77a
3,800
57a
Aug
217a
2074
217a
900
20 74
Jun
277a
Jan
24%
24
243/4
2,000
237a
Jun
317a
Jan
1
Inc
1
25c
1
Ltd
Inc
16%
167a
1672
1,100
167a
Sep
22
Jan
67B
_6 7b
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
Amer
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit r«ts def registered—.5a
-Shipyards Corp
preferred
of Nevada.:
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Tonopah
T:
Mining
11
67a,
1
.
100
,
127a Mar
May
j 5Vt July
20
21
2172
1,000
21
July
100
84
8572
75
78
Jan
274
27t
600
37a
474
1,700
1
1
'
Aug
Jun
193A
30 Vb
:.
i" 227a: Aug,
May.
2072 Mar -v.'-
300
1,850
'37s July
•.
"
2%
:
19
II,100
6%
3 «.
~5%
•<,:
3%
*5%
'374
5
51,200
-
13!
3%
-v
»
»;•
».
407a
:
3%
674
1
^
200
.
21 :
3-7.72
127a
..
35/a
13,800
20%
42
;
Mar
17
14% Sep
2 7* Apr
.,
27a
Corp.
Industries
Toledo Edison 47»%
73%
'
207a
•
5
Corp
Jan
26
X20
300
2%
—10
Inic
Todd
Sep
2%
I
—10c
1
Jan
1674
;
^
T2Va.
-
5
preferred
Inc
Thriftmarkets
*
47a
14%
5
common
Industries
Thorncliffe
Sep
*
Sep"
A
Thorofare Markets Inc—
A July
7* July
3%
(Del)
Inc.-—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Jan
7,800
2,900
56
Aug '
257a
Jan
1
Jan
2,600
13,200
225/b
63
2272 May
400
44,900
26
July
4% July
1%
3%
300
23%
177a
Thew
574
3%
25%
117a
Sep
17%
•
Feb
157B
127a
1%
3 y2 -
31% Aug
5272
103/4
Textron
4%
■
Jun
10
60
Texstar
■
Valley Gas Co—.
V*c extended
2874
300
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terry Industries Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Mar
2
15 72
1
17 74 May
6,100
37a
Sep
3%
Jan
15%
117a
587a
15
„
Feb
8% Aug
307a Aug
26
3074
>
Jun
20c
10c
1
Feb
1%
17
50c
z
common
Television
Jan
A
1
Co
T
374
9-% July
3,400
5 7a
May
45%
17,600
1
574
Sep
7i
1,200
537a
11%
B
Telectron
Sep
U
674
45%
15%
Feb
20
20
13%
25c
cumulative
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
37a
Sep
class
Technicolor
Sep
19 7a
1174
1
19%
Jan
500
51%
Co-_
Ltd
Teleprompter
1,900
4
11%
•
For
5,700
1
Ridgeway Corp
RJn cirande
197a
3 72
7 y4
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants series A
Robinson
187a
Xl97a
1
Corp
Argentine Mining
\%
Aug
17%
&
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Jan
10
Reslstoflex
,
2,900
19 72
Inc
Class
297a Aug
23 72
18%
1
Corp
July
227a
5c
Co
Feb
197a
1
Corp
Talon
367a July
367a July
Feb
2372
1
Dev
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rico
27a July
35%
28
Jun
51
Superior Tool He Die Co_:—
1
Superior Window Co class A
10c
Symington Wavne. Corp warrants-i——,
Syntex Corporation T
2
Sep
2974
& Co
Insurance
88
56 74
40c
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
Jan
Sep
1
&
Jun
Jan
—
Soundcraft
11%
..
207a
Investment
*(S)'
Supercrete
1272 May
1
America
Stop & Shop Inc.
Stroock
Apr
35
1,200
Jun
217a
iL.,.
1—-1,.
——1
* »
-1
Electronics
2,900
10
—
*
Corporation
1,100
274
572
22 7a
.
Corp1
Container*. Corp—
Sunair
1,000
2 7a
(Hugo)
*
Co—1—
Sunset International Petrol Corp.—i_.
15
.
&
Stylon
20%
2ft
800
297a
-
22%
•
Jan
5072
1
4
56
—:-5 '
'
Jan
Jan
9% Sep
67a May
2574
—1
Aug
13%
*
.■>
,
Apr
35 7a
1137a
Jun
23%
.-1Q .V
Jun
4872
207a
1
297a
*
-lc
207a
2074
8172
100
47»
9,900
8
39
Jan
Sep
-3574 July
4,900
10%
25
:—1
33%
14%
Co.
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting
Reeves
84%
4%
~9%
Jan
Jan
8JY
~
______-3
'*
72
5%
I
,
Apr,
45%
-*
Sep
20%
Corp
Packing. Co
Rayette Co Inc
Estate
84%
472
1072
B—_————1->'
"
..
';
27
500
v
47a
874
Sep
Jan
5%
:
Jan
274 Jan
,31
,
V4 May '
3% Sep
1,620
4%
1
18%
9%
1972 Aug
1
May
437a
472
8
14
3,300
3974
Corp—_______—1,
C.n
Co.
(J B)
Stone
Jun
49%
5
Rath
Trust of
.
100
4372
1
Corporation.;
At:
Stinncs
Feb
3
Rapid-American
Real
11
13,700
Jan
36;
of Canada ordinai*y___-^-4'-.* :v;i\
Parts
Stetson
3 7a- Feb
27% May
15
Apr
400
Sterling' Aluminum Products———5
Sterling Brewers Inc
;
j_".—:1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)——10c
66
3,300
Sep
7a
29%
2874
Stein-(A)
iy2 July
400
"19%
*
7%
Sep
Sep
•
.
Jan
Aug
Jan
277a
-
93
V4
2874
Sep
597a May
-'
July
.
Jun
3A
31%
1217a
2,000
Enterprises Tnc—_4——425c ;
Instruments Ir.c...—
C!»l,,,-/A \
Jan
—20c
Co
Investment
1072
Steel
.
10% Mar
Sep
Sep
Mar
177a July
3,300
Ui*anium
Statliam
Steel' Co
Jan
11
150
..
6%
2472
Jan
17%
615
Jan:.
24
July
972 Sep
2,000
-
23%
21%
16
2,500
.
J
v.
.Sep
8,400
4
Corp4*_L——10c ."'-j
Minea Ltd——.14
.
.Jun
40
Statecourt
.
9 74.. Jun
3%
'2,700
19
Sep 1
36%
9,600
5
7 7a
14
14%
23%
1037a Aug*.
13% Mar
v.
II,700
33.
413
4%
77a
8tani*ock
16
90
1,400
A
•
6%
27a
Stari'ett-(The)> Corp commOnr——-100 " >
,50c' convertible preferred,
5Uc.•?.
,
Apr
Jan
,.4674 Jan
3%
J
1
class
Stanley. Aviation
4
.
274 May
-
62
62
100
Qbebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Ramo
Feb'
.23% July
200
-:i% ~1%
10%
—
Puerto Rico TeleDhone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber.-.
Jan
Aug
16%
"
44
"1%
,
Tube
Aug
147a July
2472
38% Aug
197a
74,
74
Inc.——,———1
Standard
11%
Sep
May
9,900
Shares
23
Sep
87a
100
39
17%
17%
2
Co——4
,
Sep
;
500
611
;
Feb
4% Mar
287a July
117a
1,500
.<
37a
1
Jan
574
12
2,600
7
257a
1127a 117%
39
25
preferred.
Metals
Standard
Jan*;
•
6%
47a
■
89
Corp—2
Co
Standard-Thomson
59%
10
8,900
24 V2
25
Standard Gil j(Ky).__4—
Standard Products Co————
4
.
Jan,/
17,400
16%
10
10
800
1074
83/4
25
Forghigs Corp_—
6%. Feb
<
—
*
".
3574 Aug
•
8,100
T>redging Corp common—-1;'.
6%
May
8%
Sep
:
18%
16 7a
10
20
1
17a Mar
47%
100
2%
Apr
100
137a
1,800
preferred
Royalty
Standard
8974 Jan
1,100
,
14%
117a
12
A
Realty & Utilities^
Standard
94/2
100
4,500
1774
74
Line
convertible
Jari
5
'
2,500
■
26 y4
27»
2%
T
preferred
(The) Company—1
Providence Gas
;
$1.60
66% July
7 7a May
37::
24 7a
26
66%
Proplaet
-
40 7»
5,800
f
'772 •*7%
62
—_.
Pipe
Standard
Sep
4% Mar
-
6,500
98 Va
37
1
_i——z
•—
Aug
n Feb
f"
Inc————^
68
2,500
.
"
7%
(Del)_l_2.50
Preston
Aug
3IV2 Mar
400
10%
*
972 -10
•
98V4
Polycast (The) Corp
——2.50
Polymer Corp class A————
l-l
,
-
Feb
'
9%
«—10
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—-—
Pratt & Lambert Co___——_—
13
Jan
.
I,500
-
9
10
i
Inc__ 10c
Power Corp of Canada——
5%
4%
872
*"'
"
Apr
60
Spencer Shoe Corp..
Sperty Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Inc—
217s.
2,000
1674
"6%
c
cumuiative
33%
9,100
37
5%
5%
4%
-
■>
lft,.
'
35 y2
37
-—-I
Alexander Inc
6174
15,900
iv8
.1
—
"
1,200
53%
——4
•
4.08%
: 674 May
July
8
1,400
62
61,100
A
—
.1
:
Jan
11% Aug
7% Feb
May
6% July
3% May
"
62%
217a
lEf
20,300
Materials Co line—
874
Feb
112 72
25
4.24%
Sep
Polarad Electronics Corp————50c
Poloron Products class A—
1
public
•7
Jun
3%
37a
25.
Jun
4
5,600
174
cumulative, preferred
cumulative preferred
1172
8%
315
19%
4.32%
12%
8
V
37a
Jan
974 Jan
.
2% Mar
35
—25
600
1
Sep
—25
1,100
1
2%
21
preferred
13%
2
900
178
cumulative preferred:
cumulative preferred
14
8%
2,600
4.48%
Jan
Sep
37,000
27a
2074
4.56%-jCumulative preference
convertible preference—
Aug
1%
27a
Jan
..-678 Jan
8%
37a
10
—>1
13%
2.50
Polymers
Inc
Apr
39
Sep
1172
.12.50 r.
13%
_
Mfg. Co
1007a
Jan
July
Jun
3%
1%
.*
Co——
12 7a
8
—20c
—-—
convertible
Jan
II
'
Inc.—
Mines Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
Jan
24% May
17a Aug
2.50
&
9%
5,800
8y4
Jun
4.78%
472
8%
4% July
1,000
2%
Southern California Edison-r-
21
3,500
iy8
South
original
5,200
1,000
5%
2%
1
13% Aug
4.80%
7
4%
4 Va
5
1372
1
897a Aug
474 Jan
5%
6V8 Mar
1772
•
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp.;
59% Aug
30% Jan
Sep
174
..
Oil
4%
19 7a
Soss
Penn
2,500
20 74
Paper Mills
Jun
Jan r
4%
19
Inc
Corp
Jan
2172
ord registered—4—£1
*
rets
(Howard)
872
Ltd—
1872
400
1%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie^j.———50 "
Pittsburgh Railways Cb.^_
—*'
Plastic Materials
Pneumatic Scale
Aug
133% Sep
dep
Airways
Jan
Jan
1
90
11,900
31
Amer
1272
6 V2
18 7a
Co
57a
125
98 y4
467a
Oil
8
4,000
54
Venezuelan
Singer Manufacturing Co
Slick
100
700
—•
:
Jan
87a
77a
3%
25c.
2% Aug
7872
2,200
27,900
1
:
Corp (Del)-*
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.
Industries
Jan
Sinclair
,
J 1 y4
% July
87a May-V
i 3%
*
preferred—
Ltd
2374 July
17a Feb
% * Aug
100
—
2
Steel
$1.25
237a Aug
convertible
22%
10 y2
_.———
Progress
21
$3
Simpson's
24
2%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical *
Industries'
—3
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.
10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co.-.—:-,—z—.——10c
Prentice-Hall
22% Mar
900
2774 Mar
Jan
Jan
l.ooo
1%
common..—3
2
Circle Corp..
-J
Perfect Photo Inc..
i
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—*
&
25% July '
2674 Aug
24% Aug
9%
—1
Perfect
Powdrell
Jan
Jan
23 %
—
Pierce
23 y8
23%
2474
-
1227a May
Corp
1
Pep Boys (The).
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Cb (Mass)__20
Phoenix
600
1,200
79%
Bol
;
Penn Traffic Co.
Pentron Electronics
.
25%
25%
20%
800
22%
37a
Shares.:.—;
5,000; fr
| Siminons-Boardman Publications—^
257s
Sep
2%
American
21%
vtc__2 Bol
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products..
.,
Sep
22%
*
A
:
Canada
Jun
Apr
18%
4%.
Class
B
2
Silver Creek Precision Corp..—.—___10c
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd—
—.1
25 y4
100
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Pa lino
500
Feb
25 y8
1
class
—
77a
24%
-1
(C A)
20
Jun
4% May
Sep
18%
Jan
574
12.50
Canada——
Silvray Lighting Inc
700
30 y4
2%
5%
Jan
of
of America new
1674
17
21%
Feb
4%
'"•47a
Siboney-Caribbean. Petroleum Col—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A.
2
10%
Pantepec Oil (CA) Amer shares—1
Park Chemical
Company
Class B
Shoe Co
Aug
•
Pall
Parker
Jan
17%
Jan
177a
17,100
•
19 72
Sep
Jan
14% July
1874
472
5
7572
15%
16
•-
r
Jan
87a
1
'
Jan
19
x774
•
common
Jan
4%
100
"3/a
20c
preferred
Jan
4
300
21%
—1
Power
Jan
3%
187a
-7 lb
1
4874 Mar
400
3%
•
—
Mining
Jan
Jan
Mar
10
21
*
Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
4%
700
8
Feb
1674
1
Shawinigan
Jan
..
18
10c
1
-*
Sherwin-Williams
H
674
77a
2,400.
21
-1
Feb
6%
&
Denn
6%
8
*
10
16%
1774
3.50
574
•
Paddington Corp class A—
Page-Hersey Tubes.
Shattuclc
2%
1
Ltd
Corp
Jan
600
88
674 Sep
6% May
47a
2,100
87V4
15% Mar
3,100
7% Jun
i6y4
27 %
Warrants
17%
77a
900
Jan
50 %
97
600
:—
Co
1,500
89%
2%
3%
700
30%
preferred
Northern Airlines
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Leather
4,500
•
2%
27a May
2% July
2% July
-3
5%
dividend
Pacific
Jan
Aug
4y4
25
preferred
dividend preferred
Sep
400
1
Inc
17%
23%
1%
6,000
2%
1,300
ft
28
1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.00% redeemable 1st
preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st
preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
preferred
36
Bros
33 %
redeemable
1,000
3
Jun
5
25
dividend
Seeman
1614
5%
2
2%
Airlines
4%
pfd—25
,
1%
2%
20
General
17%
8
Sep
—50c
Serrick Corp class B
Seton
95
Corp
17%
1
6
25c
Co
17%
1
A
5,600
V4
15%
1
67a
20
z
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Jan
2372 July
49 ya
49 Va
5
Jan
87
4 y8
Amer shares_10s
7%
Jan
6
20
20
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
25% Mar
Sep
67a
& Lumber———_1
Western
Securities
Jan
57a Aug
374 July
4%
4,200
4%
7
Products
dividend
94
%
Seaboard
.
13%
Jun
200
28y4
93
93%
1%
Sep
137»
1872
2 74 July
—25c
Seaporcel Metals Inc
340
28 y8
100
A SeP
25,200
Sep
2,100
Co—
(Del).-
Seaboard Plywood
-
677a Feb
88% Sep
27a
13,900
14%
13 y4
:
7
1,700
31,700
4
3%
4
14%
1
KWtHp
28,900
4
20c
Manufacturing class
220
7y4
3%
Securities
$4.75
86%
%
3%
common
$4.40
64
Inc
Jan
2%
"
Ltd——
Seaboard Allied Milling
Jan
1% July
in
1
Oxford
£>%
39%
600
26
Petroleums
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Jan
5,200
90c
Oxford
-
67a July
39
97a
7
97a
2.50
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co..
..
us
1
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Mfg Corp—
Clay
Sep
Sep
57a
274
16 pesos
Saxon
1074 Jan
Apr
87a July
Sep
972
1
series
Savoy Oil
Jan
2y4
1
Co
Opelika
racific
474
24 %
Apr
4
7,300
1
series
Sarcee
n Jan
nil
lOo
(Del)
preferred
Overseas
2,400
Jan
1%
Aug
1,150
Feb
Jan
,
.
Diego
5%
47a%
41% Aug
2y8
50c
Corp
6
2,100
29
25 Va • 287a
28%
pfd—100
Corp
Ohio Power 4V2%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Town
preferred
preferred
4.40% series preferred
5.60% series preferred—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
"ill
1
Mines Ltd
Ogden Corp
40c
2,800
5ya
4%
24%
50
Nova Industrial
Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Occidental Petroleum"
Old
4%
28%
10
Penn RR Co_
Brass
Jan
27a May
1
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Ohio
Gas & Electric
13%
Jun
3%
474
2%
—
San
25
Northeast Airlines
Rankin
6%
6
1
North American
Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
6%
Corp Ltd
The-—J:
Jan
% May
5% May
5%
6
4
1
Milling Co Ltd
30
%
Lawrence
Saletn-Brosius
San Carlos
32
Sep
400
St.
Sep
154
200
700
5%
47a
50c
Inc
Avenue
Jan
43
10.900
II
II
10
A
Class B
North
i7ff
II
Fifth
Jan
28
Sep
25% May
874 July
1
50c
*
;—
—
2%
872 Sep
174 Sep
1267a Aug
4174 Aug
4% May
30
J0c
Inc—
1
Sep
Sep
3,900
55/8
1-50
:—
(The F C) Company
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
Jun
30
Jun
21
1
Inc
18%
700
28%
1
*
34 y8
500
29%
*
Ltd
10,400
20
Honduras Rosario—3.33 Yz
Merchandise
10
Nipissing Mines
Russeks
High
6,500
5%
5%
£1
Inc
Russell
A SeP
18%
Jan
Aug
174 July
%
&
Nickel
17% Me/
Vff
,
iff
*
York
3%
34
Low
'
15% July
Range Since Jan. 1
.
,
dep rets ord regis
24%
Sep
Apr
Sep
iy2
Co
York
1,300
27%
„
35%
50c
Mining Co
York
274
*
Shares
3374
•30
5%
50c
(
8% Feb
372 Mar
Jun
13
27
Sep
2%
2%
1
-1
New
400
2%
300
Co
New
Ltd—
1,300
16%
2
New
Rolls Royce
14
loo
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Park
& Sons Inc class A
500
England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New Idria Min & Chem Co
Process
21& Jan
rtokeach (I)
14
New
New
lft
337a
Rogers Corp
14%
Nelly Don Inc
Mur
11,000
Jan
10%
Sep
Jun
15%
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp clasB A
New
111
8%
14
National Telefilm Associates
National Transit Co
Nestle-Le
1,000
2
1
—
Ltd-
Car
8%
for Week
High
Low
Par
High
Sales
*.
-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
..10
National Research Corp
National Rubber MachineryNational Starch & Chemical
National Steel
111
.—2
Shares
High
X8%
!25C
National Petroleum Ltd.
National
Low
«
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range,
* Week's
Week's
Friday
Sales
-
6%,. Feb
2774
86
Jan
Sep
2 V2 May
37a
Jan
37a
87a
Jan
Sep
■
v
,
•/
f
I
Volume
192
Number 5991
\
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle^
(1329)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
■'Vans
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Oil
class
Co
%
•»
Transport* n Corp of Amer cl A
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co_
True
I/:
Investment
Stock
Yards
Ll
United
Asbestos
16%
Sep
29
Jan
WSSatch
20%
22
12,100
21 Va
Sep
27%
Jan
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Apr
22
Jan
Webb
20%
20%
A Jan
133/t Aug
177/a Jan
Feb
8% Aug
2,700
*
19%
14
%
19%
21%
7,700
14%
14'/a
200
10%
10'/a
100
20
2714
27%
200
27
5%
3,800
5
50c
5
5
Corp_
1
4
i
la
1
42
417/a
42
Investing__2.60
5
4%
&
Industrial
Milk
3%
m
"warrants"
l7/8
Products-
Jan
German
28%
Jan
8%
Jan
5%
Feb
3®o May
S
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil Co
U
S
Rubber
Tile
50c
3%
Marion
Vita
Waco
1,700
23%
23%
125
14%
15
7 3/a
9%
6%
9%
Co
13
J.3%
8%
5%
14
U
11
AVa
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred
12%
7%
3%
-
2,300
.
•„
-
22
...
9%
-
3%
Webb & Knapp Inc common
10c
1%
*
8lV
86%
120
5
32%
32%
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Nuclear lnc_
Western
1
43/4
4%
100
43/4
.....1,200
1
17%
43/0
*
3
18%
88 ;
88
''aw*-
1
-
-
4%
1
Jun
61
>Feb
3 Va
400
-
May
'
Jun
s: t
■
Sep'
23%
Feb
Jan
88 3/4
5%
4
3/a
Aug
3
Sep
%
18,500
24%
24%
25%
400
24
29%
29%
175
26% Mar
30
41
50
(F W)
Wright Hargreaves
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
I
K
Inc
AAmer
5%s
Steel
Boston
SB
Edison
Chemoil
6s
regular
1st
23As
i:4
of
6s
subord
&
Inc
National
33/4
J
Period
Bellas
inc debs
4s
1994
514
33/4
29
Apr
7% July
14
Jan
19%
Sep
30%
Date
Last
Sep
liy4
Aug
3%
Jan
1
May
1 %
Jan
Mar
29%
Jun
Sep
8%
1998
1
A
June-Dec
4%
Friday's
88
89%
Range
88
90%
Sept.
.
Low
No.
High
100
;
1970
wi
1984
Grade
Stocks
trials
ities
129.25
93.62
196.42
90.67
126.79
92.48
193.58
90.67
125.62
91.70
192.41
90.52
124.06
570.59
Averages
^
123.37
compiled
are
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks,
/'
•
fr*.
%
43%
•
daily
17.58.
rf-
90.85
91%
121
10
82%
63%
75%
91
12
82%
92
43%
5
•
-
-"■SJ i? ft"
90
39
,23%
,
57
8%
663/4
66%
85
using
Sept.
26
Tues.
Sept.
27—
84.66
84.56
84.52
81.56
79.96
86.10
190.62
90.45
81.51
79.95
85.80
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
Range
99.42
Sept. 28—
99.07
Wed.
100.60
3.38;
84.43
Rails,
5.234:
4
Sep 23
101.42
for
Range
Sept. 29—
98.17'
High
Sept. 30—
98.32
1
109.60 Aug
Low
Thur.
-
'
1959
for
High
I
Fri.
Low
I960
1
109.39 Jan
8
98.17 Sep
29
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of Stock nric^ based
on the closing prices of the common stock
Sept. 23, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
for
week
ended
Percent
23, '60
Composite
1960—
Change
Non-Durable
383.3
458
—2.3
538.9
447.8
430
—2.8
521.6
417.9
466.3*
Goods
432.5
417.9*
Goods
—2.3
474
—1.8
544.4
466.3
329.3
272.4
252.6
216.1
—1.6
471.8/
414.7
—0.2
299.7
240.7
Transportation
272.4*
278
—2.2
Utility
242.0
248
—2.6
435.5
442
250.4
250
Trade,
Finance
and
Service
Mining
♦New
Low
High
392
447.8*
Manufacturing
Durable
Sept. 16, '60
383.3*
_■
"
Low.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
Railroad
75
107%
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
No. of
and Miscel.
Mon.
Sept. 26—___.
3,932,020
$6,224,000
Tues.
Sept. 27
—.
3,173,560
5,371,000
Bond
237,000
Wed.
r
Sales
$253,000
-
$6,477,000
5,608,000
Sept. 28—__
3,519,875
5,560,000
244,000
Thurs.
Sept, 29_
2,852,210
4,597,000
232,000
4,829.000
Fri.
Sept. 30—
3,375,145
5,161,000
190,000
5,351,000
16,852,810
5,804.000
$28,069,000
$1,156,000
$26,913,000
Week Ended
Stocks—Number
128
13
8
21
118
157
23
U. 8.
Foreign
Shares
64%
77
1
81
85
22
102
38
90
Jan. 1 to
1960
1959
'
Sept.-30.
1959
'
627,096,147
13,638,990
572,906,309
$4,500
$1,000
$1,229,000
30,190,000
54,180^450
53,682,000
953,417,600
1,134,952,600
Bonds—
U.
S.
Government
International
Bank
Railroad
and
16,000
—
Foreign
Industrial
26,913,000
113
67%
.
16,852,810
Shares
127
98
"
Sept. 30
$1,156,000
of
Total
95
1976—Jan-July
84.74
86.13
86.$9
90.45
99%
116
85
1043/4 107
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
86.10
80.17
80.08
32
70
1
120
126
80.47"
81.68
81.46
Closing
49%
99%
—
8
81.73
Bands
190.43
91.06
by
Date—
50
843/B '
22
75
118
40
ities
.
138
89
118
125%
Rails
"
1960
Jan-July
Rails
(35 stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
High
93
119
75
Total
Util¬
.
•
44
90%
-~
'
10
Grade
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Corp—
debentures
Indus¬
.
Jan-July
5%s
65
-
10
Util¬
Stocks
146
47%
$233/4 ::24%»r<*
April-Oct
May-Nov
1975-
subord
Bonds
Second
roads
Total
1963
6s
Rail¬
569.08
28——
Division—
43%
week.
First
577.14
26
RR—
1
May
Mar-Sepf
current
Sin<#
Jan.1
Sold
$64
Feb-Aug
1961
48
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
$125
Jan-July
May-Nov
50
40
5% Jan
3 Va May
Bid & Asked
$45
1973
20
„
1,200
or
the
10
574.81
Sept.
Week's Range
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
debs
45
2
Total
15
trials
Jan
109
100
89%
transacted during
585.20
Jan
77/a
S® 5,700
4
Sale Price
June-Dec
1972
Hess
convertible
Sep
24%
43,100
June-Dec
1974
Western RR 4s
6s
22
4%
Interest
Exchange
debs
sales being
20
Feb
July
100
Low
6s
N
"lA
Friday
Western
National Research
5s
Jan
400
8%
22
"514
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
\4
98
30
2% May
10c
series
Development
Hydrometals
87
1
1,400
8%
1
debentures
AGuantanamo
.
100
"l%
50c
45
67
22
Jun
203/4
£1
subord
no
34% Jan
17% Aug
20
19%
8%
5s
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
General Builders Corp—
•
General
9
Feb
18% May
275
24%
814
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage-4s series B 1993_"_
A 1st
2%
Sep
Jun
ll3/4 Jan
3,000
,
8%
8%
40c
Aug
Industries
Lackawanna
M
.♦•••I
92
24%
Chicago Transit Authority 33/4s 1978
Delaware Lack &
90
1
Co
Pump
Steel
15
Jan
8% May
2,400
19%
24%
Appalachian Elec Power 314s 1970
Bethlehem
4-/4
47/a
20% 23
18%
•
Ltd
conv
&
12%
700
F.ONDS
Alsco
14% May
22
2,000
9%
2
American Stock
|i
% Jun
-
500
147/a
92
48 3/8
Jun
2,600
18%
87/a
100
pfd
48%
45
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
-
ii Mar
13%
4%
Feb
283/4 July
3% Aug
9y8
23
48%
100%
flat.
Indus¬
Jan
A Sep
18%
1
ord
Jan-July
10
May
I8V4 Mar
143/4
1
37%
Aug
700
3
23/4
23
Zapata Petroleum Corp
$
2,800
~
1
*
63%
__
Stocks
323/4 May
Ltd—
dep rets
preference
Zale
20
18
Woodall Industries Inc
American
%
A
19 V*
5
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
"'%
10
Industries
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
14 Mar
1
Corp
$66
2s 2012—Jan-July
ask prices;
30
Jan
3
29%
(The)
983/4
Mar-Sept
Stock and Bond Averages
the
are
Sep
900
2,600
29% July
~3
"
$60
$99%
receivership.
Apr
3%
3-/V
3%
ft
,
$60
June-Dec
2%s 2C08—
traded
and
Apr
10
6%
being
Aug
Jan
20
Williams-McWilliams
May-Nov
April-Oct
1972
Mon.
Williams Brothers Co
i
Jan
3%
17%
79
9,200
♦
1
$64
Jan
"iil Jan
Inc
Wickes
67
May-Nou
—
the New York Stock
on
Jun
-3%
i
la
1
92
65
$90
a Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's range); d Ex-interest,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for
cash (not included in
year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-dividends,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
Jan
•
5% Aug
Apr
2
.
93
32%
1
-
1%
July
29
.
3%
A
x
Bonds
Below
3% Mar
Aug
Coal
10c
94%
90
$90
$120
distribution,
Jan
Westmoreland
Manufacturing
93
„
15
used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
28'/a
■JA
White Stag Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
18%
—4
.
$13
in
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Weyenberg Shoe
5s
7 6 3/4 May
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
White Eagle International Inc
15
$115
Jan
£
'Westmoreland
72
Abbreviations
Jan
4
Jun
3
3%
53/4
Jun
Mar
2
10
43/a
3%
A
5c
63%
1947
Jan
July
100
...
14
-Aug
2,300
2%
1
'■
64'/a
2008
1947
Feb
2
38,500 '
2
_'•
-
50c
pfd
1 Va
6%
19
500
1
2%s
1927)
15% Sep
12% Aug
70
-~i
100
..
16,200
-
r
Sep
3
_.4^.-/
.
..
2%
2%
Jan
-
300
$6 Series preference
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
1%
633/4
90
100
tive;
19% July
12% Jun
Jun
5 Va
700
•
2%
1.25
633/4
88%
98
-
17% Aug
93/4 Mar
12%
4 3/a May
1
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
'West,Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
cWest Chemical Products Inc
97%
Feb-Aug
1927)
Sep
May
Feb
43/4
.100
"
„
22
tribution.
9% July
11% July
9% May
4%.
■
-
22
90%
$983/4 100
Jan
6%
——
1
95%
91%
83%
86%
„
Jun
6
■
30
Co
8% Mar
700
10%,
3%
100
common
95%
86
value,
included
Sep
12,800
•
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
Feb
-
4%
4%
243/4
18
July
14 V*
15,300
5%
93/4
•
22
6,700
11%
5%
♦No
f
A
26,000
-
15
J
95%
$89%
Jan-July
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
-3,300
10%
14%
•
June-Dec
1970
Jan-July
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Jun
Sep
6% May
.
.
,
Xl5Mri63/4
„
2
Co
2
1963
Denmark
Oct
113/a Mar
Apr
300
*
-
5%
25c
10c
88 %
!_
May
19%
6,100
6'/a
5%
13%
•
197238
8 3/4
6%
15%
88%
Sinking
Rio
Jan
700
7%
83/4
1
Inc
Weiman &
of
6% Aug
41% Jan
7,200
x73/a
——
Co
Instrument
(issue of
12%
1,400
8
23%
,
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision
(issue
Apr
30 Va May
7% Aug
64,600
1
Coke
1967
A7s
Jan
163/4
25c
&
B
Jan
11%
7%
1
Waitt & Bond Inc
46%
17.78
Products
Aircraft
Sep
May
8
5 3/8
3%
31%
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
27%
1,600
8,600
.
15 Va
Corporation
Coal
35,700
-
10
30%
1
Iron
29%
9%
15
88 %
11% Mar
8
5
3%s
(Prov) 6%s 1949
stamped (Plan A)
A7s
Jan
Sep
16%
Rubber
19
Sep
7%
30%
Gorp
Food
series
Peru
400
43/4
Norman( Industries warrants
Virginia
4%s
Apr-
1813/4
7%
4%
*
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1971
1967—
Parana
Sep
10
Instrument
A
Feb
6
3%
4%
Corp
2
&
series
Jun
6,200
25c
-
91%
1951,Jpn-July
Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July"
Banks and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment debentures—
Port
Debt
Jan
8'/a
27%
10
Corp cl A com_10c
Insurance
10
91%
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
33/4
25o
Inc
167 Va
-1,300
...
High
91%
Savings
Jan
3%
29%
1
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
90
11%
Low
April-Oct
1974
AHanover
7%
1
Reclaiming Co
Container
10
1
Universal American
(The)
168% 171
10%
B
Universal Controls
171
Jan. 1
No.
"
•;
Apr
Jun
Range Since
Sold
June-Dec
3s
A
ser
Maranhao
3%
Feb
5%
1
Co
class
4,700
5
100
Conditioning Corp
U
1%'
10s
Pacific Aluminum
Air
1%
6s
Jan
7%
'
debs
Apr
1%
55
Sep
4% July
1% Sep
7,400
Electric
&
1970
(Calif)
5%s
*
3%s
Knapp Inc 5s debs
ABaden
5A May
% July
41
Gas
Gas
Mortgage Bank of
Viewlej/TInc class A
I
Corp
ADanzig
Jan
July
Bonds
High
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany) 7s
13 V*
5
Amer dep rets ord registeredUnited N J RR & Canal
Vinco
S
&
17
Molasses Co Ltd—
Victoreen
!5
Counties
Southwestern Gas
28% May
Apr
9% May
800
Van
jj$
California
Southern
12%
8,600
*
Vanderbilt Tire &
Ji
Southern
19% Mar
16,100
1
Corp
United Improvement
Valspar
$
1,600
21
Utah-Idaho Sugar
I
19%
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Universal
1
9,500
16%
Elastic
Universal
/
123/4
United
Universal
\p<
11%
United
U
'
2,900
•
Aircraft Products
United
ih
14,100
5
Omaha
United
P
a5*
Va July
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
12 V*
8%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
12
-
4
of
Period
17
•
;
United
J
M
%
Low
Interest
Exchange
12%
com_10c
Co
United
m
High
American Stock
12%
X
20%
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
United
'A
Range Since Jan. 1
u
Union
1
f\
m
—
.....
■
mm
warrants
Temper Corp
BONDS
Shares
21%'
Corp
Tri-Continental
Low
A
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
33
$28,069,000
$31,419,000 $1,007,602,550 $1,188,651,600
National Theatres & Television Inc—
J
ft
1
ii
$
5%s
1974
New England
Power
6%s
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
ftapid
'1
I
JL
3
5%s
65
98%
1
to
1963
$99%
94%
96
Gas
&
American Co 7s debs
6s
1967
42
86
86
1
$89 Va
1998_Jan-July
123%
May-JVou
Co
95
$96%
Jan-July
77%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
99%
95%
95
1981—May-ZVou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
Water
3s
series
B
series
C
series
D
3%s
3s
series'"
series
3%s
series
E
F
G
4%s
43/4s
series
H
series
I
4%s
series
J
4%s
series
K
5s
series
L
1985
debs
1964
Power
Corp
3s
95%
8
94
1
126
124%
——
95%
$88
1973
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aug
$82
1976
Feb-Auflf
$78
April-Oct
91
— —
$78
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
—
$85 "
1976
87
1982
Feb-Aug
1982
91%
95%
Jan-Aup
-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
92
$98
65
88%
'
96%
75%
88
76
85%
102%
102 % 103 3/i
102
101
102
84%
81
90
——
6
33
Sales
Bond
Sept. 26
1,317,975
$196,000
$5,000
$9,000
$210,000
Sept. 27
1,097,040
207,000
230,000
154,000
17,000
172,000
Sept. 29
1,676,875
1,234,890
7,000
1,000
16,000
Sept. 28
1,000
4,000
61,000
Fri.
Sept. 30—
10,000
5,000
131,000
;
;
917a
56,000
116,000
1,214,525
Total_
$729,000
6,541,305
91%
10
97
102 %
84%
13
Bonds
Total
Bonda
Gov't
Wed.
83%
78
2
91%
Bonds
Mon.
843%
78
85
Domestio
Tues.
86
79
91%
(No. of
Shares)
Thurs.
98
169
...
60
95%
123%
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
97%
89
117%
$64
953/a.
87%
86
10
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96
81
90
——
$83
subord
101%
877a
97%
123 Va 123 V*
126
conv
Harbor
993/4
——
94%
April-Oct
Safe
3%s
3>?
extended
Electric
2%s
1
72%
98%
Jan-July
1961
mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s
1970
Public Service
I
70
May -Nov
Mar-Sept
3%s
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Week Ended
1960
Stocks—Number
of
Shares.
$51,000
$24,000
Jan. 1 to
Sept. 30
1960
1959
$804,000
Sept. 30
1959
6.541,305
4,131,295
213,812,725
292,585,974
Bonds—
$729,000
$489,000
973/4
104
Foreign
government-
24,000
36,000
$22,178,000
1,103,000
97%
105
Foreign
corporate
51,000
12,000
898,000
$19,353,000
1,358,000
1,181,000
96%
103%
$804,000
$537,000
$24,179,000
$21,892,000
98
Domestic
-
'
Feb-Aug
__
103
107
Total
■*J
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1330)
.
.
i960
Monday, October 3,
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 30)
STOCKS
Friday
Range
Low
Par
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Corp
Shares
Low
Socony
30%
Jan
Mobil
!
Railway
21
1,351
19%
Sep
28%
Apr
Southern
87%
92%
4,854
79%
Jan
97%
Aug
Sperry
431/2
45%
456
43 %
Sep
68%
Jan
Rand
Standard
Edison
340
68%
65%
65%
25
Co.
68%
Feb
59%
Sep.
Oil
Standard
Oil
Calumet
&
17%
::z:::::io
Co
100
43%
177/8
Sep
26%
Jan
253
17%
42%
Inc.
Hecla
Service
Cities
39 %
Jun
48%
Jan
•
1st
preferred
National
Ford
Motor
General
A
——100
adjustment
100
Electric
New
Co
9
Aug
100
7%
5%
Feb
51%
340
47%
Feb
(New Jersey)
(Ohio)
1,197
61
Sep
93%
70%
75
100 %
Electric
System
Co
70%
Sep
78%
214
59%
Jan
87% Aug
22%
177
21%
Sep
36%
75%
646
22%
73%
22%
110
100
20
100
160
21%
21
21%
35%
37
2%
73%
95
39%
40%
46%
48
11%
11%
73
73
—
111%
•
_:
(F W)
10
49
65%
'
73%
47%
Cincinnati
65%
792
2%
65
65
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
Stone
Webster
53%
Sep
16%
3
26%
Sep
30%
Jun
3%
300
1%
Jan
3%
Sep
39%
41'A
206
55%
Jun
38
28%
105
27
•
Inc
28%
48%
49'/a
122
:■
Mar
r
48%
32 %
Mar
Stop & Shop Inc
1
38%
40%
678
32
Torrington Co
•
35%
37%
110
17
19
42
32% Mar
United
Fruit
United Shoe
U
Co
Railroad
Elec
Westinghouse
53 Vb
54'A
Co
58%
48%
6.25
Apr
Sep
Apr
50%
333
43 y4
40
42
75
30
630
48%
64
Jan
Sep
62%
Jan
72
46%
Sep
41% Aug
31 % Jan
17
42%
100
Corp
3,204
75
5
common
Mass
&
25
Machinery Corp
Rubber
S
Vermont
17%
•
Co
Jan
58 % Mar
Sep
80
%
46%
Jan
A
J
,
Bohn
Aluminum
1
Eudd
Co
Brass
&
Brown-McLaren
Consumers
Davidson
Jun
of Prices
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Baldwin
-
__1
Piano
—
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
75
7%
6%
Gar
High
-
Power
10%
Jun
46
Apr
Sep
Burger
Brewing
Cincinnati
Union
Jan
28 %
27%
28%
362
271/4 Aug
42%
37%
40%
287
30%
Steel
31%
31%
31%
20
26% July
38%
5u
95%
95 %
97%
485
87% Mar
97%
9
9
«.——12 %
420
18%
5
35
21 y8
Early & Daniel
90
17%
19 %
27
29
20
*
Greeting Cards new.
28%
Kroger
Procter
As
S
Playing
Unlisted
Allis-Chalmers
American
Ltd
American
Motors
Radiator
American
Avco
221/a July
25%
11%
50
13 %
40
43
Sep
58
25%
25
25 Vb
Sep
39
70
2874
Apr
25%
43%
Sep
1974
20%
157
19%
Sep
29%
12%
12%
39
12
July
15%
88
91%
631
56%
58%
80
44%
123
44
Sep
67
58
Sep
77
17% July
231/2
13%
14%
181
11% May
40
12%
Sep
16%
Sep
44'/a
57'%
30%
73
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
73
31
57
457
11.
57%
109
1
July
39% Sep
23
Apr
Jan
761/2
30%
57
39%
69%
41%
57
41-
43%
31
39% Jun
10
1
185
28%
Sep
41% Jan
20%
171
18%
Jun
47
Apr
Sep
31%
i
62%
62%
171/8
17%
30
17%
551/4
55%
56'%
75
46
14%
15
72'/8
73
5
5
10
105
36
Sep
72% Sep
14%
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
Electric
19
19
215
19
29%
29%
255
29%
Sep
40%
Jan
30%
29%
30'A
476
291/a
Sep
38'/2
Jan
26
26
26%
2,381
39%
Jan
62%
63
25% July
61% July
92%
Jan
17%
18%
17%
30
Feb
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
"
4
300
4
8,133
42
Sep
2
2
650
2
Mar
3%
2
2
2,250
1%
Apr
2'A
7%
7%
107
6%
Apr
10
32%
Davis
Co
&
W)"&
(H
Corp
34%
10
34%
Sep
64%
180
34%
37
155
34
71
74%
324
71
41%
42%
704
41%
5
Sep
531/2
991/2
&
Co
Sep
381%
Sep
49%
55
32%
Feb
4%
860
1%
Jan
1%
2%
Apr
2%
Jan
9
May
May
4
July
50%
Jun
5%
39%
797
2%
681
2 '/a
_
577
9%
Aug '
11%
12%
1,242
14%
14%
104
15%
151/4
100
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51%
51%
725
41%
1
17%
171/4
100
15
14%
Chalmers
Co
of
—w.—-
Investment
Mach
Motors
Co
•
10
3
Rad &
Tel
Co
(111)
Stano
&
see page 42.
J
1
22
Jun
21
Sep
32%
Jan
12
12
12%
900
12
Sep
23%
Jan
'20
21%
2,100
13%
Feb
29% July
17%
1,400
14 y2
Jan
19% July
ny4
17%
ny8
ny4
Tel
3,100
8% May
13%
Jan
34%
33
34%
500
Jan
47%
47'/4
9,200
33
Sep
43% Aug
53 'A
47 'A
&
Ashland
24%
25%
3,700
24%
Sep
39%
28%
29
1,800
28%
Sep
351/a
70'/4
66
70 vt
1,400
64%
Sep
18%
18%
19
2,200
17'/a
Apr
25%
Jan
35%
37%
5,000
26% Mar
41%
Aug
35'/2
34'/4
36
2,000
34%
Sep
431/2
Jar
45"%
45%
46%
2,200
45%
Sep
591/4
19%
19%
100
17%
Feb
20%
1
—1.66%
San
£1%
19%
21'/4
12,400
19%
Sep
29%
12
12'%
400
25%
25%
26Va
1,400
(Un)
5
^_l
5%
9oy4
87%
9iya
10,400
57'/4
57%
60%
600
51% May
_25
33%
33%
33%
700
33
50
44%
43%
45'/a
800
43%
Products
common
Jan
Sep
Sep
May
43
Jan
Sep
lO'A July
63
Jan
14%
Aug
700
31%
Feb
381/2 May
6,800
57%
Sep
76%
Jan
13%
13%
32Vb
33'A
60
58%
60
30Vb
29%
30%
500
29% May
41%
Feb
1
187/8
18%
19'A
550
18 %
July
23%
Jan
21%
20%
22
2,800
20%
Sep
27%
Jan
9'A
13%
1,700
9%
9%
9%
2,100
Jan
lO'/a Aug
4
19 y2
19
19'/2
300
19
Sep
261/2 Mar
10
35%
35'A
36
600
32
Jun
3
Bell
Gossett
14'A
13%
14%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—_1
&
(Un)
Co
—
L
Inc
13
Co
10
Co
2
Corp
5
55
'
44
53%
Sep
69'/8
Jun
Benguet Consolidated Inc
105
25%
Sep
34%
Jan
Bethlehem
80
82%
31
16%
165
11%
30
(Un)
Steel
Jan
49%
Jun
47%
Jan
Brach &
Jun
38%
Jan
Brunswick
Corp
Budd Company
Borg-Warner
Sons
Com
(E J)_
53%
156
51%
Sep
77%
Jun
54%
54%
50
54%
Sep
79
Jan
Burlington
32%
98
31%
48%
Jan
Burroughs Corp
22
22
12
37%
Jan
Burton-Dixie
Corp
Sep
17
77
Feb
87
4%
4 %
900
3%
18'A
18%
950
18%
15'A
15'/2
3,000
581/2
Jan
Sep
151/4 Sep
58'/a Sep
8ya Mar
41/2
24
Jan
Sep
Jun
May
20'A
Jun
74
Feb
900
iy2
17 100
May
l'A
40%
3^00
39%
Sep
571/4
Jan
1
41 y4
391/4
41'A
350
3 8'/a
Feb
53 %
July
__
30%
30%
200
231/2 July
35%
Aug
_B
(Un)—:
58%
July
12
200
61%
25
33%
172
25
33%
165
73
67%
16
15%
25%
450
34
1,100
172
159
73
1
25
33%
128
49%
16'/a
5,600
1,000
1
<17%
16%
17'A
1,150
8
31'/a
31'A
31%
600
29
23'A
23%
200
22%
B
(Un)
__
5
6,300
iy4
•
Industries
18%
200
12%
87
sy8
39%
:
Corp
__
51/4
12
iy4
.5
Fisheries
16%
Jan
12%
Jan
40%
Booth
Sep
34%
41%
17% Aug
8
_8
111/2
11% May
pi
Corp (Un)
Blnks Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
41% Mar
1,900
87
__
*
50c
26%
Sep
20% Aug
63'/2
32%
_10
Corporation
Jan
51%
97
Fet
Fet
10
Corp
54%
27%
Jan
'
37%
2.50
preferred
Sep
105
80
16
Sej
—0
Refining
Mfg
31%
July
Sep
33%
(111)
&
non-cum
Avco
'
25%
12.50
Common
Jan
12
Jur
Jur
10
Co
OU
Belden
31 Vb
Jan
74
(Un)
Jan
Sep
Jan
1.25
Corp
46%
16
107
Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe—
Athey
Jan
Feb
Jan
25
Jan
00
31% Aug
109
58
49%
(Un)
Bearings
79'A Sep
'
2,100
Louisiana Gas—
Steel
31%
54%
68%
1,100
62%
Foundries
33%
35%
High
Mar
211/2
58%
Corp
Apache
Arkansas
Sep
Low
62%
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
Anaconda
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
37%
.
Viscose
American
Jan
Shares
3.50
Corp—
Sep
31
53%
for Week
High
10
(Un)
Fdrv
Tobacco
American
Co
16
5
Range
of Prices
12.50
(Un)
&
Steel
American
Armour
only
Sales
1
Cyanamid
American
-
transactions
Week's
1
25%
5
Radio
Sep
Broadcasting-Paramount
33%
1
17%
_1
(Un;
Bastian-Blessing
56
Jun
July
21
1
America
Can
Armco
,
28%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
39%
Jun
58%
21%
10
56% Aug
47
Jan
Jan
1
Mfg
41% Aug
39%
Jan
19
.14% July
53
Ltd
891/4
11%
Jan
24%
18'/a
Sep
*
(Un)
Laboratories
Apr
47
8'/a July
141%
50
i7'/8
38%
89
12%
10
Mfg
52
Sep
34% May
37%
"3% Mar
551/4
50c
Brass
15
35%
:
-
55 %
20%
37
36%
36% Mar
Exchange
round-lot
Low
50o
69
35%
47
Jan
55%
1
49%
4
5
the
Last
Corp
52%
208
.33% c
of
Par
v
—
38
33'%
ULIlO
_
Petroleum
Jun
5
Co__
37%
32%
•
Jan
6% May
July
9%
Laboratories
Steel
Bendix
Central
2
91/4
compilation
•
49%
82%
Sep
250
46% May
35%
5
Jan
Aug
1%
2%
.
53%
III
Jan
4%
39%
common-
52
5
55%
1%
10
4__-—
"American
Jan
40
2
National Cash Register.
National Distillers
National Lead
-
4%
25c
American
Jan
56'%
37%
33%
28
r
Sep
Sep
1
American
Jan
Sep
38%
5
Monsanto Chemical
894
6%' J"an
Sep
1
;
Atlantic Refining Co
37%
29
28
'
2
4
——
American
Sep
Jan
37
1
Corp
34%
93
61% July
38%
IUll
Ed
42%
*
Co
Controls
Jun
42%
~
(P)
Co
4
4
42
42%
1
Theatres (Un)
Jan
133
74
*
Sep
3%
American
Jan
265'%
Feb
61%
1_II_I*
~io
Laughlin
98%
Sep
95
184%
34%
II
770
1,457
2%
American
Jan
77
64%
"5
II1%
251/8
21
34%
Dynamics
Sep
Sep
Sep
200
American Airlines
58'% Aug
111% 111%
111%
1.25
General Motors
1,174
300
American
Jan
184% 185%
10
new
Mar
14%
5
footnotes,
15%
1,270
Aluminum
2iy» Aug
65'% Sep
17%
1
Kodak
Jan
29%
7
Light
Motor
For
14%
2%
Allis
Jan
.
20
is::,
.
491/4
28%
20%
1
_
70%
.
"
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__
System
Corp
Republic Steel
i
St Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Sep
15%
Jan
1
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Ludum Steel
Jan
43
Chemical
Oil
47%
1
—_
Allegheny
Jun
Sep
Sep
41
Pont
Pure
8%
40% Mar
6%
Allied
Jun
Jan
10
Steel
Phililps
Feb
4,595
Akron
351/2 Aug
42'%
25
.
Pennsylvania R R
Pepsi-Cola
600
46%
2%
Aluminium
27%
55
.
32
57
5
25
Service
York
7%
44%
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Jan
68
New
4%
7%
44%
2%
Admiral
Sep
29%
•
Mead
ll7/a
5%
Acme
Jan
1 %
5
Brunswick
Martin
611/4 July
93% Sep
Sep
-
8%
1
Abbott
Jan
40%
Boeing Airplane
McGraw
Feb
8%
Sale Price
17% Aug
310
Lorillard
Jan
91%
STOCKS
Jan
40%
8
General
53%
12
455
Friday
Jan
203
39%
Steel
General
1,172
2
Jan
254
lp
Dept Stores
58%
93%-
8%
10
A
Sep
19%
30
Federated
57%
Jan
8%
_*
Walker
Sep
59%
1,000
&
97%
62%
44
1%
Jones
52
18%
27%
Ford
Jan
Mar
79%
1%
Du
161/2 May
1
Corp
Upjohn Co
Feb
27%
Eastman
Sep
Products—
Universal
Apr
27 %
Detroit
Chemical
Wines
Udylite
Jun
591/4
10
Ohio.
Cons
&
12
1
,
451/2
Baltimore
Power
850
__1
.
Jan
12%
Dayton
12%
Jan
Sep
12%
Products
Jan
12
1.66%
-
-
Jan
Sep
18
34%
121/4
Dow
35
„
100
278
13
Corn
28
191/8
35%
14%
Curtiss-Wright
70%
Jan
58
Gas
Jun
40'/8 Aug
Jan
91/4 Jun
95
44%
Palmolive
40%
808
1
.
Jan
43
Jun
19
&
16
Sep
29% Mar
27%
879
-
Jan
200
90
Oil
Columbia
34%
28%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Colgate
Aug
471/2
Steel
Cities
28 y8
57
56%
Corp
Beth
Aug
12%
Tel & Tel Co
Benguet
134%
20%
Anaconda
Armco
Feb
45%
American Tobacco
Ashland
811/2
18%
Cyanamid
Americab
Sep
36% Mar
157
•
;
22%
28
i
Sep
Jan
1% May
5
__.
Industries
Screw
Rickel
Sep
Sep
17%
34%
Airlines
Can
American
-4
Rudy Manufacturing
Studebaker, Packard
Jan
20
90
1,033
25i/a
-10
765
Jan
41'A
Midwest Stock
i
1
5
Bearings
Stocks
;
American
110
Sep
27
10
379
11%
_
Card
Stores
Aluminium
Sep
22%
Alleghany
Allied
20%
43
Rapid-American Corp
U
59
108% 116%
113%
common
300
Michigan Sugar common
Masco
38% July
28% Jan
6V2
28%
Gamble
l'/4
16
1
(S
Parke
21%
Picher
1%
Jun
29% Mar
90
Gibson
16% Mar
21%
Eagle
Stockyards
National
Jan
27
31%
2
Inc
LaSalle
Sep
18%
33%
Diamond
100
3
:
4
Co.r
Lakes
23%
4%
1
S) Company
Lakey Foundry _4
Lansing Stamping
Sep
9
Sep
15%
41%
1
Corp
Trailer
Wood
Kresge
Feb
Jan
190
9
Feb
23%
High
Jun
2%
20
-4
Corp
Motor
Ironite
411% Aug
Feb
——10
Transit
Cincinnati
Feb
45
121/4
100
31%
1
Manufacturing
Great
Feb
34%
20%
24%
*
Machine
Milling
21%
Sep
20%
23%
8.50
Telephone
Cincinnati
Sep
231/8
Jan
24%
*
common
Cincinnati
19 %
'
10
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Gas
36P
92
___—:
Carey
Cincinnati
73
397
4
16
*
common
General Motors Corp
43
-
10
4—4
Motors
Goebel Brewing
"
42%
—8
,V
Low
12%
•
93%
Paper
Bros
Fruehauf
High
Range Since Jan. 1
5
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Shares
Low
Sales
Shares
5
4
Edison
Detroit
Ford
1%
preferred
$4.50
Continental
Sales
Sale Price
Mar
58
25
;
Corp
for Week
Par
Sep
Jun
for Week
•'
23%
23%
1
Chrysler Corporation
Consolidated
4
5
Mfg
_——.
Burroughs
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Range
66
Apr
1
Eaton
Week's
$4,000
High
12%
1
Electric
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
Last
Low
a'
Wrigley Stores
F
C
Allen
Ex-Cell-O
Friday
Jan
Jun
prices.
of Prices
Par
L
Detroit
STOCKS
-
Range
Sale Price
May
65%
Feb
46%
103%
64%
1 73%
Sep
Feb
59% Mar
55
Jan
'
Week's
Last
Jan
26 y4
STOCKS
Jan
11
*
Association
&
38% July
168
3%
25
2
2.50
224
11%
26%
10
RR
Quincy Mining Co
Folding Machine Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Reece
41'A
11
11
69%
Jan.
'
148
Detroit Stock Exchange
Feb
40%
5
Chemical
36
Jan
86% Jan
Sep
Sep
45%
Jan
23%
Jun
110
185
.
65
of these Cincinnati
'
;
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Mathieson
Olin
56
■..*■
Jan
6%
Sep
1998
50% Jan
8'/8 July
280
'81
65%
■'
■
Sep
Jun
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the transmission
22% Aug
39 % Sep
Jun
34
25
debs
';• ■'
Jan
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44%
65%
136
-
26
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Jun
114
19% Jan
2,372
2%
Transit 4%s
are
Jun
30%
Sep
Jan
100
.v
Sep
Feb
39%
44%
,41
-/
Jan
42% Jan
49'/2 July
53'/2 Jan
35% May
105
36
69%
49
\
35%
73%
6.25
__
19%
35'A
.
110
35%
__1
———16%
Electric
,
-.
1,059
111%
110
55%
34% May
39% Jan
40'% Sep
111
11
„.
-58% Jun
,
Jan
100
Jun
21%
5
110
36%
•
& Hartford RR com
39
__
BONDS—
We
4
pfd
38%
Jan
2,202
77
21%
72%
*
cum
25
__
1
—_
Steel
Woolworth
70
276
40%
7
Shoe
Apr
20
46
39
10
;
Westinghouse
37%
45%
41%
46
—25
_
Union Carbide
S
36%
45%
40%
19%
19%
25
S
Sep
41%
Texaco
U
Feb
33'/a
__
61% July
63'A
Copper Corp—
England
NH
Aug
71/2
50c
com
New England Tel & Tel
NY
40%
50%
5
Co
Coal
Central RR 5%
Maine
30% Aug
31% Mar
61
Cement Corp
Star
24% Mar
41
•
1
Kennecott
Lone
61
35
5
Inc
Stores
Co
Creek
29
34%
44%
45
»
Studebaker-Packard
U
Gillette Co
Island
Jan
28%
class
cumulative
5%
First
23%
Sep
15ya
Co—
Railway
Street
Mass
Eastern
40
15%
15 VB
Copper Range Co
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
46
34
*
(Ind)
Standard Oil
52%
33'/a
50c
-
—
50%
37%
5
Brands
Standard
Boston
;
'
—
18
:
1
19%
90%
50
:
Oil
Company'
High
50%
5
Southern
High
Low
Low
j:
3
_
Oil
Sinclair
High
21 % July
9
24%
Roebuck
Sears
Range Since Jan. 1
21
33%
Tel
&
Anaconda Company
Par
High
24%
•
1.66%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
-
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American
Sales
Week's
Last
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
12.50
15%
16%
Sep
Sep
Apr
Feb
Sep
Jan
31'% Aug
48 y4
175
76 y4
27%
Jan
July
Jun
Jan
Sep
23%
Jan
Mar
40%
Jun
29
Aug
Jan
Number 5891
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Volume
.
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.
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Hecla
&
Canadian
Carrier
Low
18
5
Inc
Cincinnati
Cities
Gas
Service
%%
Iron
common
preferred
Coleman
Co
Gas
Crane
Collier
Crucible
Steel Co
of
33
35%
19
18%
19
(E
Eastern
Air
Erie
41%
Jun
Motorola
20%
Jan
Muter
51
56%
Jan
300
24%
21%
21%
9%
9
42%
41
39%
.
1,400
Distillers
26
Jan
National
Gypsum
Lead
Co
Tile
&
36
Illinois
Indiana
Northern
Natural
38%
200
37
Sep
100
82
Jan
88
v.
•v
12
Co
Lines
Kodak
(Un)
Co
(Uii;
National
Jan
48%
Jan
North
American
Railroad
Jan
Aug
Northern
16%
Feb
(Minnesota)
82%
82%
82 Va
16%
16%
39%
39%
39%
37%
36%
39%
59%
59
60 Va
29%
31%
7
'
f
•
.
100
54%
400
25%
400
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49%
50
'
7%
5
37%
37%
26
26
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
79
600
7
Sep
___5
16 Va
Sep
35
Jan
Northwest Airlines
Jun
21%
Aug
Northwest Bancorporation
68
45%
47
200
49%
Sep
Oak
58%
400
42% May
53% Jan
61
July
Ohio
Edison
21%
500
20 Va
Sep
29
Jan
Ohio
Oil
35%
200
34%
Sep
46%
Jan
11%
21
35%
35
23%
23%
24%
60%
60%
40
41%
31%
34%
17
18
8%
41%
34%
18
9
Manufacturing
44% Aug
43%
Sep
Feb
65
Sep
26% Mar
32
Sep
3007
37%
48
Jan
800
22% Jan
-1,700
1
373/4
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27%
»
16 Vb
16 Vb
2,000
16% Sep
32%
2,500
29
15%
15%
15%
1,100
20%
39%
8%
Sep
20 Va
Sep
41 %
Jan
56% July
65%
Sep
Pan
40
Sep
64%
Jan
6,500
31%
Sep
35%
Sep
Parke-Davis
17
Sep
29%
Jan
&
Co
200
38%
45%
200
40%
34%
33%
341/4
2,400
33%
Sep
37% July
25
24.%
25
350
22%
Jun
32%
Jan
73%
4,800
33
Aug
47 %
Aug
72
184
184%
185
184
23%
110%
48 Ve
Feb
Sep
98%
Jan
Jan
Pullman
23%
Sep
Sep
265%
500
33
Jan
Pure
1,900
94 Va
Jan
133
1,300
27% Mar
40%
41%
1,400
37% Aug
63
63
65
Sep
Jan
54%
Jan
8,600
60% May
19
18%
19
"
800
54%
57%
350
16 Vb Apr
41% Jun
22%
57%
67%
Sep
39%
41
3,400
36% Mar
51
Jun
18
18%
1,400
14%
Feb
11%
Sep
5
-
50
11%
11%
11%
1,300
25
61
61
62%
250
56% Feb
380-
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33%o
39%
38%
39%
33%o
28%
27%
28%
12.50
45%
45
46
3
20%
19%
20%
1,500
•
46
433/4
46
1,600
19% Sep
41% Mar
45
45%
300
3,700
450
Jan
26% Mar
43
Mar
71
Sep
Jan
18%
Sep
17 Vb
Jan
66% May
49% Jun
37%
Jun
57%
Jan
38
Apr
48
Jan
Jun
24
109% 112%
41%
Jan
37%
39%
Public Service Co of Indiana—.
72
72
184 %
Apr
30 Vb May
.
45%
Jan
Jan
1,100
1
44%
13%
81%
May
6,200
32%
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43%
8% July
17
35%
31%
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25
WPrld Airways
1,200
200
34%
323/4
5
Corp
Paramount Pictures
800
34%
•
Pacific Gas & Electric
100
Sep
15% May
31% May
15
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
American
29% Aug
29% Jan
41 Va Jan
30%
Co
6,400
•
Sep
16%
Co
300
9
Jan
1
17%
9
Feb
32%
Co
17
17%
Jan
9%
31%
I.3~33
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
(Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un;
.
108
50%
3,900
Sep
10
400
?
Jun
Jan
58 Vb Mar
30% May
28% Feb
13,300
.«
Jan
58
69%
35%
16 Va
Sep
21%
Jan
1,150
Co—
18%
58
Sep
Jun
7%
1,200
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56% Mar
32%
33
12%
12%
100
12%
13
13%
200
12
7%
8%
300
6%
7%
4,400
40
21%
21%
21%
150
Fairchild Camera & Instruments corp 1
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
179%
35
Sep
Co
Oil
Quaker
50
179% 179%
•
(Un)
Co
16% July
Radio
22%
Jun
7% Sep
13 %
Jan
Republic
6%
12%
Feb
194% Aug
32% Sep
36%
Jun
39-%
Jan
57%
200
42%
Jan
60Vb
Corp of America
(Un)
Sep
533/4
2,500
52
Sep
77%
Apr
32%
37%
1,600
32%
Sep
52%
Jan
(Un)
Corp
55%
78%
Jan
32
57%
56
•
—
30 Va
533/4
5
Raytheon Company
28% Mar
Sep
Jun
31%
32
5
Co
Steel
49% Aug
31%
27%
31%
5
....
Sep
Apr
Sep
21% Sep
165
July
42% Mar
100
1,200
52
•
(Un)
Oats
Revlon
37%
10
Inc
55%
54%
2,100
54 Vb
Sep
56
56%
200
46%
Feb
70
Jun
43%
40
43%
39% Mar
65%
Jun
39
37%
393/8
1,200
1,400
37%
71 Va
Jan
1
Rexall
Drug & Chem (Un)
Reynolds
Metals
Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
31%
31%
100
24 %
Feb
*
34%
33%
34%
3,800
33%
Sep
42%
Feb
Corp..
2
24
24
24%
400
23%
Jun
29
Jan
Royal
Wisconsin Bankshares
5
34%
34%
100
32
Jun
39
2.50
•
5
Sep
78
80%
1,100
56% Jan
2i%
82% Aug
•
28%
29%
2,200
28%
Sep
31%
Apr
5
30
29%
30
600
29%
Sep
38
Jan
20 g
34
32%
34
600
32
Sep
46%
Jan
*
50
50
50
150
46 Ve
Jan
52
Aug
Rockwell Standard Corp
Feb
Firestone
Tire
Firstamerica
Flour
Mills
Ford
50%
10
(Un)
500
7%
First
54%
26
49%
5
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91
States
54%
25%
25%
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200
1
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6%
400
61%
64%
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13%
13%
13%
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19
17%
19
1,200
17%
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850
7%
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10
Corporation
64%
2
Inc
Co
6% May
60% July
1
Co
Trailer
D
(Un)
5
America
Dairies
Fruehauf
W
&
of
Motor
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Jun
'
8%
9%
Sep
:
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Brothers
Louis
Feb
St
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Jan
St
19%
Jun
St
30
Feb
Jan
Sangamo
Schenley
Schwitzer
8
n
9%
National
Louis
Public
Regis
Amer
Corp
~2%
1
General Box Corp
„
Co
Stockyards
Service
9%
9%
10%
4,900
9 Va
Jun
11%
Apr
5
Electrie Coo,.
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31%
31%
32%
2,700
31 Vb
Sep
54 Vb
Jan
15%
15%
200
15%
Sep
21%
21%
50
20
Aug
19% May
36 Va Jan
400
5
1
1
Feb
80
July
7%
Jun
9
Jan
Sears
Roebuck
2%
2%
2,900
2%
Sep
3%
Jan
Servel
Sheatffer
18
Jun
General
Contract
1,300
6%
Sep
8
Jan
General
Dynamics
1
37%
34%
37%
3,100
33%
Sep
53
Jan
General
Electric Co
5
73
70%
74%
3,400
70%
Sep
99%
Jan
General
Finance
35
800
35
Sep
35
Sep
Foods
Corp
1
*
35
General
64
63%
64%
700
62% Aug
69%
Mills
Inc
28%
29%
400
28%
Sep
31%
Sep
Southern
49%
50%
22%
23
150
22%
Sep
28
Jan
49%
52%
3,000
44%
Feb
59 Vb
Jun
14%
13
14%
I,500
12% July
7% Jun
8%
83/4
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7%
Jun
24%
24%
26%
5,700
24%
Sep
31
Sep
0
34
33 Vb
34%
1,200
33 V4
Sep
55'/b
Jan
15
38
36%
38
2,500
35
Jun
42 Vb
Jan
42%
42
43%
1,900
38%
Feb
49% July
18%
18%
18%
4,600
27%
27%
18% Sep
23% Mar
20
19%
20
5,300
19%
35%
26%
37%
1,100
27
200
—
46
46
42
10
41%
10
42%
1,100
39%
38-
39
4,000
35
49 V4
Sep
80 Va
Jun
15% Aug
Sep
General
General
General
Motors
General
Public
Corp
Gen
Tele
General
.
Genesco
(The)
Glen
Alden
Glidden
Goldblatt
Tire
42%
10,200
42
Sep
55%
Jan
Southern
300
32
Aug
39%
Jan
Southwestern
25%
600
22% Mar
27%
26
27%
8,100
83Vbc
451/8
43%
45%
1
27%
28%
200
76%
76%
50
13%
14%
300
13%
36%
36%
100
35
distribution
1
I
Cooperage
Greyhound
Griesedieck
Co
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
Sep
35% Mar
Standard
Brands
Jan
87%
Standard
Dredging
Square
D
Aug
Jan
Standard Oil of California
43%
Jan
Standard
12% Mar
14 Va
Jun
32%
47%
Hein
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
32%
34%
900
30
Feb
600
45
Mar
52%
37%
59%
59%
60
20%
20%
20%
11%
29%
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36
*
Sep
61
Sep
Heller
(Walter
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Holmes
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&
Co
Co
49%
1
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.
—
Corporation
1
Corporation
Stanray
Sep
50 Va
Jan
Storkline
56% May
66 Va
Feb
Studebaker-Packard Corp
1,400
20%
Feb
24%
Sep
11%
1,000
11%
Sep
29%
2,100
26% July
33 % Apr
100
14%
14%
850
9%
10%
450
13
Stewart-Warner
38
Mar
Sunbeam
Jan
37
Sundstrand
Jun
49%
49%
1,600
501/a
100
35
35%
400
5%
5%
5%
4,400
7%
8%
800
25
200
54
Sep
58% May
Texas
Gas
Texas
Gulf
35
3%
Feb
Sep
Jan
Thompson
Aug
32%
Apr
Thor
21% Aug
30%
Feb
Toledo
47%
Jan
Trane
50%
Jan
Transamerica
24 %
1,000
29%
Sep
37%
Sei
Mineral
International
Chemical
Tel
Internationr
Interstate
&
i
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<
27%
300
24% Aug
43
Jan
Trans
800
Jan
Trav-ler Radio
700
38% Sep
29% Feb
50%
32%
86 Vb
33%/Apr
87%
86%
88%
34%
34%
300
37%
36%
37%
1,200
19 Vb
200
Co
10
10%
4,100
135%
32/ Feb
19%
•
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Jan
20th
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Laughlin Steel (Un,
Johnson
Jones
&
Kaiser
5
.
Aluminum
Kennecot
&
Copper Corp
Corp
*
10
33%c
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•
5
1
33%
(Un)
Kimberly-Clark
Knapp
Kropp
Monarch
Forge
Laclede
Leath
Co
Gas
&
Co
Co
...4
common
Co
Aug
9% Aug
13%
Jan
Apr
May
50%
Jan
46%
Feb
Sep
50 Va
208
18% Mar
10
Sep
14% May
Union
Electric
6
July
Union
Pacific
7Va Mar
Corp
4,500
7
July
17%
Jan
63
Jan
10V»
11%
49Va
500
17
21%
1,100
41
21 Va
6,700
48% July
Sep
26 Vb
Jan
500
20% May
24 Vb
Jan
4,700
39% July
50%
Feb
20%
24% Apr
86% Jan
16 Va
Film
Union
Corp...
Co
(Un)
74%
74%
74%
700
73%
Jun
99%
Jan
United
Corporation
78%
78%
78 Va
100
63
Jan
80 Vb
Jun
United
Fruit
6% July
3% Jan
United
States
U
400
18%
25%
S
S
Aug
Jan
19
24%
Jan
Aug
47% Feb
66 Va
Jun
850
23
Jun
28%
Jan
18
100
15%
Feb
19%
Sep
65%
65%
100
58% Mar
75 Vb
Aug
23%
25Va
700
23%
Sep
29 Va Mar
16% Mar
1,500
11% July
6% May
11 Vb
Jan
800
33% May
39 %
Jan
30% Mar
43%
Sep
79% July
82
Jan
11%
__
38 %
38 Va
100
__
793/4
80
130
30V4
30%
6%
30%
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300
600
32
Sep
36 Vb
jun
Sep
147%
Jun
Jan
39% Aug
30%
300
25
25%
2,400
25
Sep
31
Jan
40%
25%
37%
40%
200
32%
Apr
46%
Aug
29
30%
5,100
25%
Apr
37%
Jan
Jun
7%
Jun
Sep
31 Vb
Jan
1
7%
7Vb
7%
400
•
(Un)
50
108%
36%
5
(Del)
17%
17%
18%
4,500
7
17 Va
116
Jun
Gypsum
4
92 Vb
92
92 Vb
75
86%
Feb
Co
5
43%
41%
44 Vb
700
40%
Sep
63%
Jan
ia*s
72%
69%
72%
3,000
69%
Sep
103 Vb
Jan
56 Vb ^
53%
56 Vb
1,300
53%
Sep
(Un)
Corp
24 Va
Feb
36 Va
36%
Sep
2,900
10
Co
Rubber
Steel
Jun
29% Mar
7%
•
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04%
22%
11%
10
U
75
34%
10
Jan
200
6%
RR
Sep
900
31 %
22%
72%
33%
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc
4%
73%
30%
22%
6%
United
2
__
11%
1
•
(Un)
Salle St Corp
La
73%
22%
Sep
343/a
United
25%
Jan
5
(Un)
Jan
23%
24%
23"%
Jan
23
Jun
__
54 Vb
23%
Sep
8%
12Va
18
89%
100
Jun
2,400
11%
18
Sep
2,200
-
49
24 Vb
Sep
2
33
Jan
23%
32
6
Sep
Apr
23%
52%
2
Mar
21
13%
13 Vb
4,000
700
5%
Jan
July
23
53%
800
6
Jan
56
33
400
53%
33%
—
39%
44% May
24% May
800
53%
55
50
14%
5
32
6%
900
400
20Va
52 Vb
6%
II,100
19%
33%
—
40%
48 Vb
25 Va
20%
54%
—
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Universal
Universal Oil Products
Match
2.50
70Vb Aug
100
29%
Jan
9%
1,300
Sep
11%
200
79
May
89 %
Jan
Webcor
Mar
22 Va
Jun
Western
25
Sep
Westinghouse
24
24
100
22%
Jun
31% Apr
10%
11%
5,200
9%
Apr
13% July
44%
44%
Jan
83%
24
11
25%
9%
83%
*
.
48%
100
Sep
1
1
Corp
Century-Fox
38
Aug
46% May
20 Va Sep
So
(Un)
Airlines
World
Continental
Tri
Union
Jefferson
Jan
100
1,225
20%
2
2
T
Corp
39%
35% Aug
Co
Company
30%
3.50
Jan
600
(Un)
Co
Edison
27%
34%
Co
Jun
Jan
5
Tool
Power
38%
*
Tel (Ud)
Power
Jan
28 Va
37%
•
Ramo-Wooldridge
27%
500
:
-
23 Va
25% July
35% Feb
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39%
5
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(Un)
Paper
International Shoe Co
Jan
43
25%
21 %
5
Inc
•
Harvester
Jan
9%
29% Mar
49
41
25
•
•
Steamship Co
13%
48%
16 Va
21 Vb
39%
3.33%
Producing—
13%
7% Aug
2,400
International
__
__
5
Co
Transmission
Textron
39%
38%
Jan
Jun
31
International
9%
26%
43%
1
25
Co
Oil
Transmission
7%
Feb
29%
Interlake
200
25
17
1
Texaco Inc
38
38%
37%
*
RR
Gas
38% Feb
22%
Central
Tenn
-
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Corp
Company
Jan
22
Steel, Co
700
Jan
10
Inland
&
—
11%
1
Mid-Continent
Sunray
—
25%
'
1
Corp
18 %
10
600
(Un)..
39%
47
24%
10
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issued
When
16%
Illinois
Illinois
47%
,..2.50
Corp
Furniture
13% July
9% Aug
Huttig Sash & Door..
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40%
1
...
Apr
25
Brick
..7
1
Packaging common
1%
8
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35
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34%
50%
10
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14%
1
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(Un)
J
100
250
2% July
N
Co
1,500
2
2
1
Corp
25
,
83/4
41% Aug
34%
(G) Brewing Co
Werner
...6.25
of Indiana
Jan
,
1
23 Va
Swift
Heileman
•
(UnL
Corp
Sep
34%
8.33 %
Inc
May
Oil
37%
8
(Un)
Co
23% Mar
52
Utilities
27%
60
Jan
21 % Aug
35%
:
—
80%
Inc
100
*
Corn
Sep,
Spiegel
100
52%
(Un)
Com
43%
May
2,700
1
class A
Bros
34
13%
3
Greif
50c
•
Sep
34%
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Corp
Dock
II—1
Service....
(Un)
26
21%
13%
__*
Chemical
Lakes
Sperry Rand Corp
•
(Un)
Public
32%
34%
6.25
1
Great Lakes Dredge &
800
8
Pacific Co
21%
8
Rubber Co
City Steel Co
Drug Stores
Gray
14%
t
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l
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35
Granite
Great
Co
42
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1
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29% Aug
class
Pen
Strapping Co
Sinclair
Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
34
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&
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B
42%
.
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Class
Signode
25%
Co.
Brothers
Goodyear
Gossard
Jan
3.33 Mi
Corp.;
Rubber
(Un)
7
35
Cement
Com
Co
100
16%
5
1.66%
1
Corp
Inc
Gillette
i
Utilities
&
Tire
w
3
Electronics
&
com
new
6%
2
Finance
Portland
General
16%
5
Candy Corp
14
Co
49%
1
Inc
&
50
3
1
60%
100
66
21%
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Corp (Un).
Corp
9,200
81/4
63
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Paper,, Co
8%
63%
2.50
2
Transportation
Bankshares
General
i
Co
Petroleum
Dutch
Schering
Gen
Gas
49 %
11 Va July
1
$1.60 conv
6%
3
16%
.
—
97%
6%
Sep
5% May
Service Co.
61%
(Un)_.5
Co
65%
74%
'
450
*
F
Public
20%
&
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1,800
Co
Gas
59
3
Phonograph
72%
Aviation
20
Watch
Radio
65%
16%
16%
10
_
72%
5
*
60%
1
Natural Gas
60%
RR
20%
„__5
Inc
4,900
1
16%
5
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70 Va
a
20
(Un)
Jan
70 ya
(Un)..,
Northern
Jun
Jan
53
70%
Sep
Sep
Sep
55 Vb
27 Vb
(Un)
Mfg
Northern
89%
Apr
36%
7,600
(Un)
Prod
Central
Jan
38%
.
York
Aug
37
11%
New
71%
800
20%
2,000
Co
15 Va
44%
600
37%
28%
3
(Un).
Register
41%
42%
88
National
Jan
Cash
Feb
44%
12
Jan
29 Va
Sep
31
100
v
National
National
Sep
9
Sep
40% Aug
1,000
42 %
•
Jan
Jan
Sep
24%
36%
II5
Sep
28%
34% Aug
25% July
27%
-50c
69%
k
High
30 % Mar
37
....
Sep
21%
100
24
Low
200
28%
Inc
55%
24
1,800
'
9%
•
39%.
;
Co
33%
Range Since Jan.
High
24%
III
Company
16"%
400
Shares
33
33
Co
&
&
17 Ya May
3,100
24
24%
1
1
Chemical Co.
Du Pont
Emerson
Feb
17% May
84
19
__5
Elgin
29 %
16%,. 17
Dodge Manufacturing Co._
Paso
1,100
57%
1
El
(Philip)
National
18%
55%
5
National
Eastman
;
56%
18%
56%
Corp..
Dow
Morris
1,100
35%
56
Sep
Ward
1
Edison
Diamond
18%
12.50
America
Co
&
Feb
1
Publishing
Cudahy Packing Co
Detroit
5%
25
—
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
5,400
1
,__+
—
Crowell
15 %
5
Corp
Co
Co
13%
10
1
America—
of
Montgomery
*
^
Motors
Co
Products
Corn
Jan
5
Continental Can Co
Controls
Modlne Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
31%
10
tontainer Corp of America
Continental
Jan
Jun
Jun
•
10
Co
Power
41%
22%
200
25
(Un)
Edison common
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers
27% July
3,200
1,300
for Week
Low
-10
1%
5
System
Commonwealth
Fuel
River
23
100
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
2H Mar
Mississippi
28 Va
1
—
,
Inc—*
Far
Jan
14%
10
Co
1%
High
26%
Sep
1%
8.50
Electric
&
17%
22%
.
America (Un)
Cliff's
Cleveland
4
of
400
18
Sales
Range
Sale Price
28%
1%
10
•
Centlivre Brewing Corp
50c
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining common
_1
$3 convertible preferred..
25
Chemetron Corp
:——1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
•
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
5.%
series A preferred
—100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend
12.50
Chrysler Corp
t- .25
:
common
Corp
Low
High
17%
Week'a
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
22%
30c
Export Gas Ltd
Corp
Celanese
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
Calumet
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Sales
Week's
35
Sep
1
"
1
lilbby McNeil & L1bbv
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lincoln
Printing Co
!T vtton'<?
vrartin
(The)
McCrory
Means
Merck
Co
&
Co
Blanke
Co
&
com
-
(Un)
& Scott (Un)—12.50
Mickelberry's Food Products..
Middle
South
Utilities
Brewing Co
Mln & Mfg (Un)
Minneapolis
Minnesota
For footnotes, see page
r*
13%
15
23% Sep
700
7
May
50
IOO
45
50%
500
36%
13%
350
12%
153
75%
156
10
75%
1,000
9%
1,050
12%
Union
Feb
9% Aug
55% Jun
Wieboldt
Apr
58% Aug
Wilson
13% July
Wisconsin
Sep
July
173
73% Mar
96
147
Inc
Jan
May
Stores
&
Wisconsin
Co
Jan
45% Feb
22% Aug
64%
Jun
450
21 Vb
150
19
Jan
26%
Jun
37 Va
100
33 Va May
42%
Feb
39 Vb
40
400
36%
Feb
42%
29
29
100
Aug
67
25% Feb
59 Vb Feb
31 Vb
65%
73
July
(Un)
Public
(F
Sep
18 Vb
Feb
World
16%
17
300
16
Aug
22%
Feb
Wrigley
17%
450
16 Vb July
19%
400
25% Mar
32%
Sep
Yates-American
9%
Sep
Youngstown
Co
40
66%
(Un)
9,500
34%
19
Jan
Sep
Jan
Jan
31 Va
(Un).
Service
W)
30
9%
9%
66
55%
1,400
common
Electric Power
Woolworth
41% May
48%
24 Vb
37%
Inc
2,800
47
23 Vb
21
„
Corp
44%
48%
24 Vb
Telegraph
Electric
Whirlpool Corp
17
9%
17
10
42.
150
400
9
49%
_1
1
*
18%
25
50
*
16%
Co
9%
9
18
23%
18%
*
1
50c
W.)
Merritt Chapman
Meyer
-
Corp
(F.
1
,—50c
1
Inc.
(Henry C) & Co
Field common
Marshall
25
(Un)
common..
Electronics
Ling-Temco
9%
64
9%
66
600
4,100
9%
7%
64
Jan
Sep
.
87% Jun
Zenith
Publishing
(Wm)
Jr
Co
13 Vb
13
13 Vb
300
12%
Sep
Co..
80 Vb
80 Vb
80 »/b
1,000
78 %
Apr
17 Vb
17 Vb
100
85%
87%
300
85%
Sep
700
95
Apr
Machine
Sheet
Radio
Corp
<fe
Co
Tube.
5
•
1
87%
115
111% 115
17
Mar
84%
Jan
24
Jun
137 Vb
129 Vb
Jan
Sep
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
(1332)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS' (Range for Week Ended September 30)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Inc (Un).
Wrigley Stores
Abbott
Laboratories
ACF
Admiral
Aecc
A
J
Alleghany
Aluminum
10
Corp
Anaconda
Oil
Corp
Atlas
(Un)_.
Corp
Ohio
&
Barnnart-Morrow
Aircraft
Bell
Howell
&
Benguet
Steel
Bethlehem
Oil
Eishop
Black
(Un)
591/4
Jun
600
11% May
191/4
Jun
600
21% May
251/2
Sep
Sep
9%
Jan
45 %
58
6L%
600
6%
7%
1,800
20
21 %
4,600
35%
100
35%
12%
800
12
42
671/2
Jan
451/2
Sep
45
45 VB
200
32 %
Jan
4
900
3%
Sep
7 ■% May
32 Va
32 %
400
31 %
Jan
381/2 May
58%
59
300
57%
Sep
76%
30
35%
3%
42
27%
Jan
41%
Jan
500
61/2
Jan
20%
3%
Sep
1%
Sep
1%
1%
700
13%
14 V*
2,900
17%
18
700
14% May
12%
300
100
34c
500
Jan
Aug
26c
Jan
73c
26
34c
171%
421/2
12
26
89%
800
65 %
Jan
64%
100
57%
Feb
781%
Apr
43
48 Va
1,300
38%
Jan
56%
61%
61 %
100
61 % May
73%
Jan
1%
1%
9,200
Jun
11/2
Jan
39%
41
3,600
Sep
571/4
Jan
8%
8%
300
10
Jan
8c
12,000
8c
-
31
3%
33%
29%
3%
3
Apr
27
29 V*
1,100
27
Sep
35%
Jun
73%
4,600
49%
Feb
76%
Jun
16 Vb
700
15"%
Sep
27%
Jan
32%
32%
100
32%
Sep
36%
Aug
10 Va
10%
400
9%
Jun
11%
Jun
16%
17
300
16%
Sep
23%
Jan
31
31%
300
29
40
Jun
100
2%
100
22
100
Co
Oil
5%
Sep
12%
Jan
9
Sep
Sep
21%
Jan
34
Jan
22"%
Sep
311/4
Jan
32%
Feb
24%
24
24%
22%
23%
500
49 Va
49%
49%
100
5
25
(Un)_*
29
29
29
100
29
Sep
41%
Jan
57%
57%
100
57%
Sep
i 691/4
Jan
15%
15%
100
15%
Sep
24%
Jan
60
60
100
60
Sep
60
Sep
21
21%
200
21
Sep
29 %
Jan
(Un)
:
41
1
8%
800
•
71%
Jan
11%
Jun
16%
17
1,500
38%
200
18%
35 V*
Jan
44%
Jun
20%
1,400
100
Jun
59
700
21% Aug
Jan
13%
63
26
Juy
34%
100
26% May
36 %
Sep
35%
700
34%
47 Va
Jan
__5
49%
49%
200
41
Jun
54 %
Jan
1
59%
62%
200
47 Va
Apr
64
Sep
42%
42%
200
42%
Sep
63 Va
Jan
1
of
American
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
Oil
Inc
700
1,000
.
July
40
93
93
110
86 %
Feb
94
Sep
17%
17 %
400
17 Vb
Sep
29 Vb
Jan
% July
2%
2%
2%
3,500
8%
8%
600
8%
Sep
12
Jan
16%
17 Va
800
16%
Sep
30%
Jan
12
10
12
10%
10%
1
Inc
(Un)
10
Sep
18 Vs
10%
Sep
18 V* May
1,000
17%
Jan
35% Aug
RR (Un%—
Inc
(Un)
Dresser
Air
Eastman
Lines
Kodak
Electric
Bond
Electrical
Emerson
Exeter
Oil
Fairbanks
Fairchild
Fargo
Co
First
Oils
Jan
17% May
24%
Sep
Sep
39Va
Jan
700
25%
27%
24%
27%
1,400
25%
8 % May
100
31
1,000
8%
500
20%
20%
100
19
185 185 %
200
185
5
i
8%
30%
„
25
25 VB
111
33%
I5
Co (Un)_^
^
~5
Ho
.
common
Firstamerica
Corp
Cotapany
Fluor Corp Ltd
Flintkote
:
.
.
♦
«j
5
2 50
Jun
Jan
22
May
22
Jun
800
50c
1,800
6%
7%
3,600
176% 176%
100
29%
400
7%
43c
6%
161
Jun
38 V*
Sep
13
Sep
July
2% July
3
200
28%
100
28%
900
22% July
24%
Va
24%
24%
30%
30%
30% *
-
Co
12
12
1,100
100
200
,
Aug
30
Feb
19
1,100
17%
Sep
51%
200
43 %
July
53%
Feb
17%
400
17%
Aug
26%
Jan
!
18
16%
2,800
34
Sep
74 Va
3,000
71
9
1,700
7%
Aug
Glen
66
100
62%
Sep
6 8 3/8
42%
5,800
41 Va
Apr
55%
Jan
5%
1,000
5 %
Jan
5%
Sep
22% Mar
26%
Jun
5%
:
25
25%
500
26
27%
27%
8,600
-_80c
—4
Good
43 Va
1
12% May
193/B
Tire
Rubber
&
(Un)
(Un)_i
(Un)_—
Corp
City Steel Co
Great
Northern
Great
Western
Ry
Financial
57%
100
51%
Jan
57 Va
Sep
2.20
1,400
1.85
July
2.50
Jan
18
600
16%
Sep
253/8
Jan
13%
200
13%
Sep
233/8
Jan
Apr
75c
Jun
85
Jan
Oil
(Un)
Corp
Hammond
Stores
Hawaiian
Corp
Hiller
Aircraft
Corp
Hotels
Electronics
Hoffman
Holly
Oil
(Un)
Mining Co
Co
Homestake
Honolulu
Oil
(Un)
Hupp
Idaho
Sep
Maryland
Imperial
Interstate
Jade
Aug
29%
100
23
Jan
33%
29%
400
25
May
29%
Sep
28%
500
27
July
36%
Jan
34
100
34
Sep
44
Jun
6%
6%
200
10 VB
500
33 V*
24%
Feb
6%
100
33
Sep
200
573/4
373/8
Sep
30
18V8 May
Jan
July
18%
19%
2,200
1.80
1.80
1.90
45%
44%
48
1,300
800
37% July
48
Sep
55%
55%
55 Va
3o0
41% May
60
Sep
14%
15%
700
14%
Sep
22%
Jan
7%
8
300
7%
Sep
13%
Jan
62c
Feb
3.50
Jun
29 y2
Sep
47 Vb
Jan
May
1.00
Jun
■
-
'
34,800
1.55
r"
2.00
2.40
29y2
2.30
29%
300
66c
50,400
39%
400
38%
Sep
200
87%
Sep
1,200
32 y8
Feb
39%
38%
87%
36
•
88%
37 %
300
19 Va
19
3%
■
32c
Feb
2.95
July
Jan
50
132 Vb
Jan
46 % May
20
18% Mar
Aug
6%
6%
200
9%
Jan
1.75
1.90
3,200
1.50
July
2.80
Jan
51%
51%
100
45%
Jan
61%
Jun
51 y2
551/4
4,000
51%
Sep
88
Jan
13% -13%
300
13%
Sep
18%
Jan
34
400
32%
Sep
53%
Jan
8%
Sep
16y4
Corp (Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)-
&
5
10
55 y4
5% Aug
:
1
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
33 %c
33%
32%
4
8.75
8y4
8%
1,500
37
36 y2
37
300
31 y4 Mar
37
Sep
76
74
76
500
74
Aug
99 Vb
Jan
' 47'A
47
47%
1,500
47
55
Jan
20
20'/e
1,200
19%
Sep
Jan
50
1
16'A
15%
161/4
600
14
May
23%
25 y4
251/4
100
25
May,,
28 y2
Jan
10
52
51 y2
52
200
50
Aug
62
Feb
9'A
9%
200
(Carle
Jorgenson
Industries
Kaiser
Power
Kennecott
Kern
Corp
(Un)_
Light
&
(Un)
Copper
•
—2.50
1
.
County Land Co
Kratter
Lear
Co
M)
class
Corp
A_
Inc
Lehman
Leslie
,.
(Un)
Corp
Salt
Co
McNeill
Libby
Lithium
Corp
!,
j
.7
& Libby—
of America Inc—
Industries
Litton
—.
Cement
Star
Lorillard
(Un)_
—
1
Co
Matson
-
Navigation Co (Un)& Robbins Inc (Un)
I
Merck
Inc
Co
Develop
Power
Montana
common
Montrose
Nafi
(Un)!
(Un)
(Un)
15,000
29c
47
37% Mar
34 %
Jan
52%
37 y8
Apr
58% Aug
37
37
100
37
Aug
Jun
July
—
*
__
36
200
36
Sep
49%
Jun
16i/4
400
15 'A
Apr
17%
Feb
4
700
3%
Sep
8 Vb
Jan
1.25
1.30
600
1.15 Aug
2.20
Feb
74%
1.25
Sep
36
„
16 %
16%
3%
18
54
76%
400
73% Mar
9%
9%
400
34 y2
34%
100
95% May
Sep
18%
Feb
26 y4 May
39 %
Aug
9%
31
1,200
Apr
32%
17%
18
200
16% July
21%
Jan
32
32%
300
30 % Mar
34%
Aug
4'A
4
41/4
2,000
2
36%
35 y4
371/8
700
30 y2
30'/a
100
28y0
Feb
31%
28
281/8
200
21%
Jan
31% Aug
27%
28%
3,000
29%
—
28'/a
29%
26 y4
4
8%
Sep
35 y4
27 %
55
Sep
53 Ve
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
-
1
13
12%
13%
700
10% July
14 Va
Apr
1
;
35%
33%
35%
1,200
13%
Jan
66%
Jun
50%
501%
300
50 y4
Mar
1
Sep
58
6%
6y4
100
6 %
Jun
12%
5y4
5%
1,800
4%
Aug
7
Jan
Corp
:
1
England Electric System (Un)___1
Idria Mining & Chemical Co
50c
171/4
17%
200
16% M'ar
24
Mar
21
21
1,200
(Un)
:
Television (Uh)
Y
Central
RR
Co
(Un)..
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Corp Ltd
Nordon
(Un)
—
North
American
American
Invest
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Co
%
1,000
%
Jun
161/2
16%
500
16%
Sep
36%
37
900
15c
17c
60,200
18%
18 '/2
18%
300
1
40%
391/4
40%
2,100
30
30
100
37i/4
39
1
39
20c
4
15
(Un)
2
Co
Olin-Mathieson
Chem
Co
Sugar
Owens-Illinois
17c
1
Petroleum
Occidental
Onomea
(Un)_;
common
Corporation
Northrop
%
16%
36%
Glass
6.25
Co
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
C
as
1st
5%
red
Feb
5%
Pacific
&
Aggregates
& Electrfs common
preferred
preferred
pfd
pfd "A"—
Industries Inc_
red
5 '
25 '
25
25
1st
1st
$4.36
preferred
29%
Jan
37%
Apr
Pacific
Oil
16%
Jan
Pacific
Petroleums Ltd
&
—
Mar
22% July
Sep
45 Va
Aug
July
36%
Jan
1,500
25% Mar
42%
Sep
4,700
4
29% May
29
3% July
7%
Jan
33% May
37% Aug
30%
Aug
Aug
38%
Jan
52%
Jan
3 %
Sep
3%
Sep
90%
Sep
109 V*
Jun
351/4
200
32%
1,800
40%
400
31/2
3%
50
90 %
90%
90y2
100
13 %
63%
30%
13%
2,100
18%
Jan
62%
65%
3,000
60 Va May
71%
Sep
30%
30%
2,000
29 Va
31% July
27%
27%
100
24%
24%
100
23 Vb
Jan
.25% Aug
25%
25 y0
100
23 y2
Jan
25% Aug
13%
4%
Gas Development—33y3c
10%
5%
38
2,600
20
1.95
10'A
26 V*
4
900
911
13% Aug
7,900
521/4
81 »/4
1.85
5V8
50%
501/4
81'A
2
:
•
————_*
1
Sep
24c
Sep
32
25
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Jan
33%
5
20
(Un)
18%
Jan
38 %
40%
.
Corp—
3%
1
31%
34 % Mar
12c
Jan
22% Aug
Jan
*
50c
Aviation
20
_*
1
-
Thermador
Norris
North
■'
Mar
100
Natus
Jun
Sep
46c
Sep
400
*
Company
New
31c
1
Theatres
Natomas
N
29c
42
1
Co
National
New
Jan
Sep
May
200
5
—
National Gypsum
Jan
30%
35
42
*
Chemical Co
Corporation
31%
21%
500
10
1
Co
Montgervwy Ward A- Co
19% May
600
5
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
1,800
22%
38%
50%
—10
Inc
Corp
Precision Indust
River Fuel
Chemical
Monsanto
26
22%
23%
43%
•'
(Un)
Co
Jun
95% July
42
16%c
(Un)
Utilities
South
Mississippi
13%
Jan
42
25c
Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Middle
Jan
8% May
57%
49%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)__-12.50
Mission
Sep
liy4
9%
1
1
Co
Petroleum
&
29c
10c
10
Meier & Frank Co Inc
Mfg
1,000
Jun
*
—
McKesson
Menasco
100
75%
22% Aug
*
1
(R H) common
(Un)
Macy & Co
Magnavox Co
Martin
9%
70%
Jan
37%
_5
(Un)
8c M Oil Co
M J M
26
22%
;
(Un).
Co
(P)
75%
_1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lone
9%
1
10c
Inc
;!.
Jan
Jan
Jun
11% Aug
8%'Mar
32
Jan
19% Mar
Feb
39
Sep
Aug
8 Va
Sep
15 Va Mar
1,000
52
10%
;
33 v*
16%
56c
Johns-Manville
Sep
11% May
30%
Jan
343/a
20
33%c
.
Jun
23%
533/4
28%
700
56c
_
—
Co—
5y2
28
42 Va May
400
20%
52
7.50
(Un)
Oil
Jones
300
29%
50c
Oil
Feb
47
Co
Power
45%
•
(Un)
Tel
&
100
10c
■.
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fnternational
Aug
32 Vb
16%
52
*
(Un)
International Paper Co
40 %
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34
34
6%.
(Un)__50o
(Un)
Western
185 V» July
4%
Co
RR
International Harvester
6%
12%
Corp
Mines
Central
Illinois
31% Mar
Jan
27%
1
(Un)
Corp
Jan
29%
29%
—10
1
(Un)
Jan
33/a
29%
20%
1
12.50
—.
Corp
Sound Co
Howe
.
Corp
443/4
1% July
600
20%
v>;
7%
1
1
2.50
50c
1
(Un)
100
1,200
47%
28%
1
—.
Pineapple
Hertz
Hilton
Inc
35
34
Sep
32 7/0 Sep
33% July
44%
45%
1
(Un)
Co
Organ
Hartfield
-
52%
1%
8%
:
300
32%
*
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR (Un)
Gulf
45c
11,000
54
32%
2
Engineering (Un)_l
Aircraft
59c
,
34
—3
Corp
Greyhound
Grumman
55c
35
*
1
Corp_
Jan
13
200
52%
55c
1
1
6.25
(W R) & Co (Un)
.
13%
52%
10
•
(Un)
Jun
-.700
2.10
—
10c
of Calif
Co
Jan
60%
Feb :
48%
16%
2.10
5
Co
(B
79%
13
1
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Humor
Goodrich
Jun
34
Sep
43 %
1,000
;
Sep
26
,
Sep
57%
5
(Un)
Alden
Jan
66
41%
43%-. 46%;
Co
&
Jan
Jan
42%
:
46 Vb
Corp
McBean
•
7%
46 V4
'
-
53%
99 %
19%
Sep
9
47%
(Un)—
29% Mar
Sep
38%
.
(Un)__83%
Co
Jan
51
71
10c
2.50
(Un)
Products
Gladding
Jan
3
24
Gladden
Jan
72c
Aug
28%
22%
Jan
35 Vb
Jan
8 Vb
24%
30%
133% Jun
11 Va May
31%
"♦
CorpHI_I
Jan
17
45c
1
Products!"!
Financial
Apr
94 Va
27% Mar
200
7%
7
Feb
800
30%
176%
Jan
239%
19%
30%
1
29%
Sep
13%
19%
Instrument-—III
V^ Jun
Feb
12%
—
Jan
22%
13%
~ ~~ ~~1
Feb
11%
200
23 Vb
23
•
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41%
24%
23 Va
4
(Unj-I
11% July
Sep
24
2,200
Co
&
7%
300
32%
Jan
July
27
300
111
33%
Ltd
Paper
25%
111
3
class A.
Whitney
Charter
45%
(Un)———II10
(Un)
Ltd
Camera
Fibreboard
17% July
Sep
8%
Co (Un)
Corp
Phono
Emporium Capwell
Erie Railroad Co
18%
Sep
25%
50c
&
Share
&
Sep
14
200
7%
(Un)
Products
Radio
14
600
26
28 Vb
Gas
&
300
15%
25%
23
•
Co
Natural
Paso
14%
14
26
l
Industries
El
Apr
—7.50
Calif
deNemours
Eastern
38%
14
•
Co
of
duPont
100
*
common
Co
44%
*
2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Aircraft
44%
48% Aug
2.50
(Un)
35%
44%
lo
DiGiorgio Fruit
Disney Productions
32%
35%
sue
May
500
200
.
'
Ltd
2% Aug
17%
x
Grande
Jan
1
A
125
17%
*
(Un)—
Rubber
&
Brothers
Monogram
52 Va
1
(Un)
;
Records
6% Aug
44%
1
class
3% Aug
17%
50c
Co
Co (Un):
common
6
47%
5%
—
Sep
44%
5
Amer (Un)__12.50
Corp
Laboratories
Oil
66% July
34%
:
Gimbel
Merchants
34%
Corp common-
Co
Cuban
Douglas
Jun
10
Co
Curtis
Dorr-Oliver
Jun
Sep
16%
18%
60
6IV2
13%
37 Vb Mar
18 V*
20
—
7% May
400
38%
16%
8%
Sep
Aug
~~
»
Mines
53%
7% Mar
40
500
9%
_10
1
(Un)
24
1,100
41%
9%
2.50
com
1,200
-
*
Preferred
Rio
Feb
1
(Un)
Crown Zellerbach
Co
Sep
25
Oil
B
A
10
(Un)
Steel
5
281/2 May
Sep
9
5
Solvents
23%
2% July
22
9%
;
System
30% Aug
Apr
5%
——
Oil
Getty
Kansas
19 % Mar
100
5%
5%
Mar
27%
1,200
22%
100
Tire
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Intex
•
*
l
General
J an
67%
22
(Un)
Douglas
Jan
48
12.50
(Un)
Corp
Co
Dome
4%
Sep
27%
22
& Iron
Products
&
35% Aug
Apr
33%
Jan
15c
Sep
23
400
30%
July
7c
3,500
33%
39%
2,400
3%
1
8
Feb
16%
Jun
1
Continental
Denver
Jun
102
84%
25
1
Gas
&
Feb
64%
89%
2%
(Un)
Deere
Jan
17% Aug
23% Sep
Sep
Sep
12
1
(Un)__
Co
Decca
2%
11% May
26
51%
34%
Feb
Sep
29% May
200
3%
Jan
32 % May
200
3,500
25
(Un)
Inc
Continental Can
Class
Mar
3%
21%
Utilities
Graham-Paige
Sep
35%
2,800
38%
Telephone & Electronics 3.33%
Jan
Sep
20%
108
16%
Public
431/4
43%
29%
Sep
73%
General
Goodyear
22%
21
13%
500
1%
common
Sep
900
1
Service (Un)
Public
193/B
1,500
17%
17%
5
-
(Un)
Corp
64%
13%
:
General
Grace
600
34c
General
Sep
11,700
14%
Motors
Jan
May
45
64%
106
Exploration Co of California__l
Oenenal
Jan
92%
100
18%
5
;
General Foods Corp
133/4
Sep
13%
'
General
Jun
48%
'61%
64%
—2
(Un)
Co
600
5
Co
Electric
Sep
44%
35%
Controls
56%
25%
30
Co
General Dynamics Corp
General
97 %
22%
32%
General
Jan
43 %
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)
*
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
Cutter
Feb
16
24%
45%
Trailer
Garrett Corporation
~1
—
General American Oil Co of Texas
Granite
1%
Broadcasting System
Crucible
Aug
Inc
Fruehauf
32 % May
500
35%
Petroleum
Electronics
Crestmont
47%
Friden
Inc—
Dairies
42% Mar
80
2.900
33%
Corp
Co
Sep
July
34 %
34
Corp
Crane
Jan
Co
Motor
Ford
Foremost
i
50%
Apr
33%
——
Island & Pac (Un)
Colorado Fuel
Corn
141/4
291/2
33%
■
(Un)
Commercial
Sep
Sep
6%
20
"
—
Co
&
Rock
Columbia
Jun
74
50% Mar
300
53%
90%
87%
—
Pasco
Columbia
6%
-
10%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul RR cc
Cehu
300
7
32%
Denco Instruments Corp
Chrysler
'
'
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Clary
25%
'53%
(Un)
Airline
Chicago
12%
25%
.—
Corp
Preferred
1,000
46%
15%
Inc.
Pacific Railway (Un)
de
Jan
Sep
90
__5
5
Celanese Corp of America
Cerro
Jan
43 %
73
Co
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Jan
28%
1
—
Southern
(J
Case
251/2
Sep
5
;
Dry Corp (Un)
Capital
Apr
16%
12
California Packing Corp.
Canadian
17%
100
45%
•
Canada
2,100
35%
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
Canada
19
16 %
21%
Inc
Burroughs
Jan
261% May
Corp
Bunker Hill
Jan
102 y2
Sep
Sep
5c
Corp
Company
Bullock's
35%
Sep
34%
40%
(Un)
Co
Borg-Warner Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
Sep
63%
24
2
Airplane
Oil
Brunswick
28%
200
6%
(Un)
Co
Chic a
Bolsa
3,700
700
——:—5
PI,
Mammoth Consolidated Min
Boeing
29 %
300
,,48%
Corp
Jan
35%
1
Corp
40
70 %
61%
1
.
Sep
24%
700
7
Co-
(Un)
Cons Inc
Bendix
Inc
56"% Aug
24%
25%
(Un)—13
100
1
Corp
Sep
25%
!
RR (Un)
Consolidated—_
Instrument
Beckman
Beech
6% May
47
-
34 %
-5o
*:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore
600
12
3
(Un)
Corp
Mfg
Jan
500
49
—
Avnet Electronics Corp—
10
500
7%
24%
1
;
Jan
18%
45%
(Un)
(Un)
Warrants
Avco
Jan
66
i
Gas
Louisiana
Arkansas
7%
13%
35%
1
2.50
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
10
Armour & Co
(111)
(Un)
—5
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__10
Atlantic Refining Co
(Un)
10
Inc
Pools
Anthony
Sep
May
24%
-50
(Un).—10
(Un)
Co
Anderson-Prichard
3%
9
•
16%
1
—
Sep
28%
18%
1
.-2
American
Can
Co
(Un)—
12.50
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics Inc—
—1
American Factors Ltd (Un)
10
American & Foreign Power (Un)
—*
American Machine & Foundry Co—3.50
American
MARC
Inc
50c
American Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
American Potash & Chemical Corp
*
Amer Radiator & Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
Amer Smelting & Refining
(Un)
*
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Viscose
Corp
(Un)
-25
Ampex
62'/a
Apr
11 %
47
(Un)
(Un)
com
Mar
7%
28%
Inc
Jan
39c
78%
11 %
7%
70 y8
Arma Corp
23%
Jun
800
<
—
Airlines
American
Sep
20c
1,000
4%
•
American Bosch
11%
1,000
23,300
.
62%
of America (Un)__— —1
Co
Jun
30c
_Zl9
(Un)
Co
65 %
12%
24%
Mfg
M'ar
55%
1
:
(Un)—,
Limited
Aluminium
54
23c
24%
Allis-Chalmers
100
3"%
*
(Un)
Chemical Corp
Jan
55%
I_2
(Un)
Corp
Warrants
15%
62%
Industries
Allied
Jun
11%
.
(Un)——
Co
Reduction
Air
12
26c
!
1
_10c
—-
—.—
100
11%
5
—
Corp
Corp
13
13
2.50
10
5
2
1
——1
Corp
Cneiu
Mach
rood
9
8
800
48%
50%
High
Low
9
1
Line In«>. (The)
Tiger
Flying
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
Last
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
2,400
Jan
28 %
Jan
May
Sep
5% Mar
"
Sep
46% Mar
53
81 y4
87% Aug
Sep
4%
1,70 Aug
8
Jan
13% Aug
Jun
For footnotes, see page 42.
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Volume
Number
192
5891
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1333)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Pacific
Tel
&
Tel
7,500
135
135
135
650
150c
Corp
&
Corp
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phileu
Corp
Inc
39%
11%
11%
38%
5%
38 %
2,800
Drug
Rice
Oil
Co
St
Stores
Diego
Co
Finance
Roebuck
Shasta
Water
Oil
Siegler
Signal
Southern
Southern
Calif
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Inc
Standard
54%
—
55%
♦
3y%
39
15'A
l.lo
20%
1,300
34%
Sep
40 Va
Apr
15'/4
100
15%
Sep
22 V8
Jan
Sep
55
Jan
300
8%
•
Fruit
United
Industries
200
21%
20%
35%
37%
200
30%
Jan
41
Jan
31%
30%
31%
400
30
Feb
42 %
Jun
44%
Feb
8% May
13
Sep
19 Va
18%
19%
5,900
17% July
29%
Jan
34 %
33 %
34% \
1,700
33%
Sep
55 Va
Jan
13'A
12%
13%
1,000
12% May
18%
Feb
35
37%
36%
37%
Jun
42 "
13%
10O
13%
Sep
14 Va
Aug
57%
61
1,300
56%
Feb
66%
Sep
22 VB
22%
300
20%
Jan
21%
21%
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100
20%
Jan
30
30
900
900
4%
Jan
600
39 %
Jan
18"%
18%
19
8,400
18%
Sep
23%
Jan
40'A
41%
200
40%
Sep
50
Jan
27 %
27%
1,500
23% May
287/a
Jun
19%
7% Aug
July
50
19%
20%
Sep
26
Jan
7%
8%
500
7%
Sep
12%
Feb
35%
37
300
31'A
Apr
43
41
47
400
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it
100
41
42%
41
9,600
"
38% May
Sep
49 %
Jun
it Sep
1%
51 %
Jan
700
35 % May
44
Jan
5,500
39%
Sep
50 %
Jan
10
200
44%
Jun
547/e
Jan
24%
47%
23%
47%
5
24 %
1,300
23%
Sep
42%
Jan
1
32 %
32
33%
400
10
12
10%
1
28%
Apr
40
Jun
24'A
Jun
930
Sep
39%
950
Sep
Apr
507/a
18
17
19
4,700
May
24%
21%
20%
21%
2,800
20%
Sep
24 %
72%
Feb
■
..
7
Apr
73%
200
64%
Jun
86 Va
31
100
30%
Feb
36%
•
16%
15%
400
15%
Sep
24%
31
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19%
5
52%
52%
100
47
Feb
66 %
24
24 >/B
400
23%
Jun
31
Jan
Sep
12%
Jan
9%
Jun
11%
Jan
Aug
■"
41%
43%
482
35% May
47%
24%
25%
1,684
21% Mar
26%
Sep
_A
47%
48%
296
47%
72
Jun
48%
48%
5
64%
61 %
64%
1,603
2
13%
13%
13%
2,272
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18%
5,700
16% July
23% Sep
24
100
•
48
July
50%
Jan
60% July
93 VB
Jan
13 Vb
11%
18'A
2
:
5
24%
20
300
23%
24% A .:
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11%
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500
19%
Sep
21
21
100
21
Sep
25 %
Jan
Jan
Hamilton
Hudson
Watch
Pulp
$1.41
Drug
Stores
Perfect
Photo
&
Inc.
May
19%
Jan
50%
49%
51%
360
36 Va
Apr
58%
Aug
102
73% Mar
95% May
58%
Apr
July
80%
Aug
30%
Jan
;
300
Sep
18%
33% A
34
1,000
79%
73%
11
27%
351
•
27 Va
27
27%
1,392
25%
Jan
28%
Sep
11 %
11
11%
3,612
11
Sep
17%
Jan
187
32%
Sep
45 %
Jan
66 Va
July
5
Co
32%
34 Va
52
53
52%
•
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51%
10
7%
7%
3
Co
21 %
80
19%
34%
series
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Mfg
Power
21%
47%
Apr
3,139
7%
Sep
99
2,561
19%
Sep
10
97%
Sep
•
Sep
30%
1,142
26%
Feb
31 %
Aug
15
182
14%
Sep
20
Jan
39%
39%
99
29
1
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53
Aug
12% May
34 'A Apr
14%
10
common
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Jan
2,942
8
99
23
Co—
36
40
575
50
9%
9%
10%
640
9%
Sep
18%
Jan
•
83%
81%
84%
558
22%
Feb
26 %
Aug
•
44'A
42%
44%
1,346
42 Va
Sep
64%
Jun
2.50
Reading Co
25%
25'A
26%
371
22%
Feb
28%
Aug
13%
13%
100
13 Va
Sep
42 Va May
13%
55 Va
Jan
7%
Jan
Scoti,
Paper
Co
:
Smith Kline & French Lab
Gas Co
Public
Co
52%
48%
52%
225
1
Improvement
7%
7%
7%
122
7
328
50%
51%
Sep
Sep
46'A
Apr
54
Jan
14%
14%
136
14%
Sep
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Jan
50%
229
45 % May
51'A
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50
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Marion
Washington
10c
.—
Corp
Gas
Service.'—.—
79%
$1,000
77%
82
BONDS
Baltimore
Transit
Co
4s
ser
1975
A
Jan
sob
36"%
36%
37%
300
31%
25
40%
40'/a
40%
70O
33 % Mar
39% Aug
43% Aug
.10
25%
25%
25%
700
25%
Sep
13 VB
13%
700
12'/a
Jun
43
Jan
Sep
30% Jan
16 Va Mar
Week's
Friday
Last
-.
'
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Allegheny
Arkansas
Ludlum
Fuel
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
29%
29
29%
1,100
25%
Apr
37%
Jan
Duquesne
40%
39%
41%
700
32%
Apr
7%
100
45% Aug
7% Jan
Duquesne
7%
30%
Jan
Harbison
7'/a. Mar
17%
18
1,500
30%
32
400
7%
7%
87%
common.-.
17%
32
•
(Un)—A—
.10Corp common..—.1
8%
8%
42%
44
500
42%
Sep
69%
73%
2,800
69%
Sep
—
5
-16%
73%
.10
300
„
,
17%
•
Sep
27% May
Co
Gas
5
i—
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
——
—10
Co
Sep
7%
Sep-'
ll'A
Jan
8%
Sep>
13%
Jan
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgn
Glass
Refractories
7%
.7%
preferred..
192
Sep
56%
Jan"*
50
37% Mar
39%
Sep
43 VB
20
39% Mar
28%
30%
57
28%
Sep
48% July
52% Jan
20
1
20%
18%
Jun
21%
8 VB
Jan
'
—
8%
—
-
24%
9
129
2.475
Brewing Co
Plate Glass
25%
368
36%.
36%
-■
.100
common.^.-
37%
101
32%
Feb
41%
Sep
44%
5
42%
July
56%
Jan
125
—L":t
^
—0
■
!
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—
57%
'
125
3%,
55%
63 %
103
!
Jan
600
Rockwell-Standard Corp
>
9%
30%
30%
1,400
30% May
41
Jan
Screw
51%
55%
2,200
42%
Apr
80
Jun
United
16%
16%
200
16%
Sep
33%
Jan
U
1
48 'A
43
48%
2,000
40
Jan
67 %
Jun
Westinghouse
23 Va
24%
600
23%
Sep
33
Jan
Westinghouse Elec
Bolt Corp of America
Engineering & Foundry Co.
&
Glass
&
.
Mar
26%
125
Sep
Sep
4%
Sep
Sep
"'80%
Jan
Jan
.3%
55%
10
AUg
38 Va
Jan
Jan
:
'
55 "A
S
103
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135
'
Reymer & Bros
Jan
21% Mar
375
4
59
'
-
Aug
9 Va Mar
24%
••
100
33
44%
5
i.
High
33%
39%
30%
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—_
Low
T
43 VB
'
20
Pgh
of
!
-
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Walker
30'A
23%
33
High
39%
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i
—
_
Co
16%
-
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Brewing
2.50
1
Low
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—
(Un).!—_1
-
Steel
Corp—
System
Light
Jeannette
33%
Oil
Armstrong Cork Co
10
:—1
Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Jan
40%
33% May
30% Mar
38%
39%
1
Jun
75
79%
Jan
33%
.
%
41
25%
—.
Electric
Universal
16 Va
20
Electric
Progress
United
Sep
Apr
28%
18%
696
71
.
Transportation
Potomac
United
24
545
18%
25%
Light
Inc
preferred
Oil
150
31%
17%
1
RR
Edison
24
30%
50
Peoples
Corp
24
—3
Corp—
Power
4.70%
Sep
18
16%o
Linotype
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philco
Jun
19%
1
f.
1
Chemicals
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
30
Jun
Mar
17
31%
10o
Inc.
Co.
22
1
Co
Mergenthaler
Potomac
24.50
-
Inc
(The)
Pennsalt
1
common
Resistance
Fund
&
vtc
& Paper—
preferred
2nd
International
Madison
Co
Jun
40%
(Un——
Jan
19%
Jan
42%
29 % Mar
.'
—...—
Sep
10%
Jan
■—
Sep
56 Vb
common
Jan
18
.10
^—:
Aug
8%
10
Bait—-
j,
Jan
,
66%
71%
45
9%
28
...
42
10
at
•
Sep
Aug
24 Va
—.5
Batteryi
Jan
-
1
....
8%
9%
15%
45% May
39%
Feb
Sep
8%
__
895
Aug
16 Va
A
Jan
31
1,154
Sep
Aug
—
786
42%
Sep
Jan
10
66%
10%
24%
30O
16%
'
41%
3% July
930
Jan
Jun
140
20% May
40%
8%
6%
Sep
5,360
900
930
Jan
43
200
4% Mar
16%
10%
Sun
■
Sep
Sep
41%
Soutn Jersey
Southeastern
3%
54 %
12
10%
Jan
21%
Sep
Sep
38%
44
64%
16 V4
'
—
Aug
21
28%
69
17%
3%
1,815
Feb
Jan
35
39%
Jan
39 Va
18%
7% May
8%
Jun
28
25 % Mar
5
Co—
1,453
30 Va
18
100
21%
—5
Associates
7%
291
Jan
Va, Sep
28
7,300
5
—
6%
97
50c
4,600
50c
Corp—
113
7%
Jan
-
Corp common
1
60c conv voting pfd——
General Motors Corp
:
1.66%
12%
39%
(Un)
Corp of America
260
12%
79%
15%
;
(Julius)
10%
25
Corp
Match
45
8,204
40%
Co
34%
25
.
Universal
37%
44
82%
66%
non-voting—.—
10%
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1
;
Vanadium
34%
42%
Sep
42 V4
Light
Dairies
34%
—
1
.
11%
A
A
Garfinckel
Jun
Jun
40
39
a
33
General Acceptance
Aug
Jan
2,200
40%
oieelCorp. common.
Universal Cons Oil Co
32%
12
—1
America
of
Motor
31
28%
7%
10
Class
Foremost
Merck
43%
2,800
Storage
Martin
6%
42%
(Un)
Electric
Aug
39%
^
92%
__
•
5
u.A
Aug
42 V4
20%
&
Light
22%
43
27'A
Power
23
,
38%
(Un)
87%
High
Sep
63 %
25
Co
Duquesne
Jan
13%
-
Sep
Sep
125% Aug
22 %
—.1.80
A-
System class
Delaware
Ford
37 %
200
2,500
■
38%
s
Equipment
Apr
52
b'/4
(Un—
611
35 %
5
...
Publishing
Transit
Finance Co
12%
—1
(Un)
63% -66%
'
C
10% May
36% Jan
*
.12
-
D
24% Aug
58 % Jun
20% Aug
51%
_*
_■
Ihc
Mar
Sep
40%
Co—
Corp
7
700
31%
7
Inc.
Corp
Gas
Jan
•
i
Inc
Unittu
24%
1,000
22
■
31
1,800
-
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
75
__
4.33
;
Company
Curtis
36%
32%
%
14
Low
23%
90
•
.
Campbell Soup Co.
Chrysler Corp ——j.
25
(Un)
United
Varian
Buod
Sep
21%
A__25
common
Victor
Jun
33%
28%
73 Va July
Sales
Shares
66'A
:—1
Co—1
26
Sep
12%
*
...
Sugar
Aircraft
•46%
Sep i
Transit
14% May
21%
_
Co
Corporation
City Electric
30%
7%
Calif—
of
'/a
(Un)
Co
Union
U
Atlantic
Arundel
700
20%
25
Ry
Rubber
Mar
1.35 May
83 % Aug
1
Pacific
Industries
Mar
100
31
42% Mar
for Week
High
22%
Tel..—_—.—_—33%
20'A
28'A
28%
2
-
Oil
S
9oc
15'A
22%
(Calif).
Union
S
b.duu
&
Low
Par
j.
:
30%
8
Petroleum
Union
U
Tel
28
34%
v
Tri-Continental
(Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film;(Un)_—»
Union Electric Co (Un)
.10
U
American
Llange
of Prices
10
Co
18%
22
(Un)
Airlines
Airlines
Jan
15% Sep
"
.
common
30 SA
58%
common..
Corp
Stores
2
common.^
United
American
5
J
__
United
Jan
Steel
Jan
,
United
71%
...
Wood
—1
25
Sulphur
Co
Alan
Sep
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
5
common
Corp
Feb
Baltimore
(Un—
World
91%
1
32 %
common__25
Transmission
Transamerica
200
(Un)
200
Thompson Ramo Wooldrige Inc
Thriftimart Inc
Trans
112% 114%
Jan
29
32%
_•_!
Oil
Feb
32%
Inc
Gas
Tidewater
24
—12
Corp
Inc
Jun
Jun
_B
Gulf
Textron
410
Atlantic Research Corp.i
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
A
Transmission
Inc
70
56*
(Un—
(Un—
Texaco
200
28
Jan
Inc
International
Gas
25%
Feb
38% Mar
1
Gas
Telautograph
13%
28
Jan
((Un).
Corp
Co
13%
43% Sep
10% July
45
1
:
17%
California
(Ohio)
Oil
100
37%
L_2
N
Co
200
*
1
issued
&
100
67
43%
■».
8'A
Swift
37%
Sep
..
Jan
4
14c
67
Apr
.
Sep
46% Sep
7c
Sep
34% May
59% Feb
43%
12
(Un)
Inc
37%
*
29%
10
Service—
:
200
10
69
—2.50
series
46%
'
-
—10
(Un)
400
50c
Superior
2,000
300
2.50
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Sunset
'8c
200
—
Co
laK.ei-Packard
When
'7b
37%
14%
1
pfd
Instruments
Suburban
Jun
29%
:
Co
Oil
Sep
48%
lc
Warner
64 3
80% '
(Indiana)
Standard
900
47%,
14%
25
Oil
Stanley
Jan
48
6.25
79%
10c
Oil
Statham
32%
29%
1.40
Co
of
55%
23
14%
__15
Co
01
41% May
400
80%
Petroleum
Co
600
23%
29%
common
un
44%
23
1
20g
Sep
18
43%
STOCKS
1,000
„
20
17%
23
Friday
39
'i.io
Sep
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sep
,
8,300
15%
1.25
Jan
12
3"%
15%
Jan
23%
17'A
—_;
(Un)
Zenith Radio Corporation
luo
43%
Jan
35%
800
Exploration—..10c'
common
11% July
77% Jan
400
.
45%
—25
Co
700
55 Va
40
-_1.66%
Co
Standard
Texas
Feb
(Un)
Standard
Texas
7%
Metals
standard
Tenn
500
43 %
(Un)
class
__
Brands
Standard
Sun
9 %
13%
Sep
19% Sep
16% May
16% Apr
30
1,300
10
A
Jan
9
55%
Aug
20
Aug
12
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
Spiegel
400
30
54%
7%
Apr
53 %
Service
Public
Oil
Corp
Cab
Preferred
Jan
Jan
21%
"
(FW)
Sep
July
2.45
20%
Jan
78'A
27%
(Un)——
Southwestern
8%
Sep
Feb
13 %
—
Railway
Jun
52'A
1
Edison
4.24% preferred
Southern Cal Gas
27%
3,200
Sep
3
Co
preferred
300
Sep
*
Co
Public
Calif
4.32%
Jun
&
Worthington
Jan
37 (A
4%
44
19%
:—5
(Un)
Corp
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Southeastern
Jan
29%
Sep
16%
Co
Oil
Yellow
47%
Sep
20%
.A
Mobil
Woolworth
31
55%
Oil
Rornnv
70% July
6% Feb
21
1.00
20%
Company (Un).
Apr
May
41 % Mar
,1
(Un>__
Gas
Basin
Wilson
32%
__
&
Williston
100
common
Co
Oil
Jan
Apr
1,300
Corp.
Corp
Sinclair
57%
100
___i
...
Co
&
Co
Pacific Ry Co—
Union
Telegraph (Un;
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp
38 %
25%
Ry (Un —
*
(Un—__
—5
Seaboard
1
High
39% May
25c
Sep
37%
*
Inc
Industries
Sears,
Inc
Jun
25%
Co
Imperial
Lines
*
32 V4
;
(Un)_
Paper Co
Diego Gas & Elec
Shell
;
400
2.50
100
16%
32
Western
1,300
16%
31%
Western
31
16%
5
Jun
21
53%
800
Jan
46%
52 Vt
6%
Jan
31
Francisco
Schenley
Air
21
53Va
6%
(Un)
Dept Stores
45%
2.50
—
Regis
San
61%
100
<
7,400
*
Corp
System
San
100
5%
30%, 32 VB
100
1.15
'
Western
25%
—.
Louis-San
70 VB
32%
Insurance
Western
37%
Corp—
Aeronautical
Safeway
19%
5
Coast. Liie
40%
38%
.
Low
..10
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.05
49 %
Mar
Shares
40%
1.10
1
10
2,000
f
Low
*
(Un)
common
Jun
17%
Sep
21
10
—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
St
5%
44
50c
Co.
(Un).^
Aircraft
Ryder
Sep
34% Mar
100
.1
Co
Ryan
11 %
Preferred
West
Power
Sep
5
Chemical
Oil
1,000
Water
Petroleum
66'A
__1
Co
Rockwell-Standard
Rohr
46 Va
Westates
51
45%
•
Manufacturing Co...^-
Richfield
37% Mar
5
_
&
Ranch
May
200
___1
Gas
Reynolds Metals
Rheem
41
40%
5%
1
Inc
Rexall
56%
200
26% Mar
*
(Un).
&
Revlon
Jan
Washington
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
22%
19%
70%
5
Inc
Oil
38%
Mar
700,
...—■
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)_____
Republic Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve
Sep
17
,
70%
21
Feb
22%
45%
„_5
(Un)
140%
400
28%
P. 10
—
May
Jan
200
27%:
12.50
3
of America
Co
28
1
(Un—„
Raytheon
6
1
v.
134
32 Va
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
26% Mar
100
6
33%
(Un)
(Un)
Rayonier
I
54%
:
Radio Corp
A.
56%
10
(Un——_
Pure Oil Co
■AA
18%
1
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
;
Puget Sound P & T
Pullman
18%
(Un)
Inc
(Un —.
22%
18%
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers-:
(Chas)
22%
1
*
Airways
Paramount Pictures
Parke Davis & Co
Pfizer
Low
27%
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27
100
Electric
World
Am
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
27
Preferred
Packard-Bell
Pan
for Week
of Prices
14 2/7
common
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Sales,
Range
Last
Sale Price
37
Chemical.
Air
29
9%
25
332
30%
6
29
6 Va
16%
1%
6%
100
16%
U-r
5
—1
;
Brake
—.5
1
30 VB
16%
305
1%
2,150
1
23%
_
Corp
.6.25
:
23%
23%
46%
49
434
Apr
8Va
Jan
Sep
Apr
22 VB
Jan
Sep
32%
Jun j
46% Mar
64%
Jun
6
1
217
48%
Sep
Vb
16%
23%
2%
Jan
-
>4
l
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
'
Sales
Week's
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Last"
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Last
M
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
li¬
Par
Abltlbi Power & Paper common.^
4 % %
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Algoma
Aluminum
fe
4
% %
Sugar
class
Steel
Aluminium
A
*—*
Co
of
Can
4%
_—
footnotes,
pfd
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
for Week
Shares
High
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Low
20
5,103
35 Vb Mar
41%
23%
225
21% Julv
24% July
20
20
100
18
Feb
31%
31
32
3,868
■30
28%
27'A
?«%
p Or? *
25
21%
21%
22%
3,340
46%
*6%
see page 42.
$2.90 preferred
Argus
Corp
$2.50
39
23%
*
:—50
High
37%
*
...
preferred
37%
25
i—.
Ltd
For
*
Sales
of Prices
I,ow
Range Since Jan. 1
Dollars
Par
Friday
Jan
Asbestos
Ltd
"
50
...
Corp
20
40%
Jan
38%
Jan
Bank
19% Mar
22%
Sep
Banque
40
46 %
Sep
Banque Provincial
30
30
49
24'A
24%
100
49
42%
120
37
52
150
*n
50
49
55
%
1,040
25
*
21
10
,53
10
60%
10
51
50
*
38%
38
38%
.
4
Mar
Bank
of
of
Montreal..
Nova
Scotia
Canadian
National
(Canada)
High
Feb
Jan
M
O r
26% July
43
20%
Mar
Feb
52% Aug
43
52
35%
Sep
Sep
Jan
49
Sep
26 Va
Aug
Jan
20%
21
500
19% July
28
52%
53%
2,814
47% Mari
58
61
3,385
57
Juri
71 %
jaa
51 %
1,023
47% Mar
57%
Aug
1,441
33 Va May
41
Sep
July
27% July
52
50
•
Ltd—
52
42%
52
*
Low
High
51 Va
50
50
;
common
preferred
Atlas Steels
:
Low
60%'
Sep
Jan
vdHxHfKi't
38
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■■
(1334)
The Commercial and.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Low
Class
Bell
preferred
46
48
47
Brazilian
Traction
.50
preferred—
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Drug & Chemical
38
% Mar
July
National
Steel
Aug
Noranda
Mines Ltd
47 %
Jan
48
a50
10
45 %
Jan
a8
25
12
4.30
27%
26%
27%
,
Sep
Sep
Jan
7%
Ontario
preferred
Sep
15c
Sep
Mar
50 %
5.70
Sep
5%
Jun
Page-Hersey
3.50 May
3,993
24% Aug
35 %
Jan
5%%
Forest
'
Company
Bruck
Building
Canada
$1.30
52
50%
5 %
Steamship
10
955
47% May
9% Sep
14%
30%
37%
13%
13
13%
826
9%
17
Jun
3
300
11
Jan
33%
•
Class
British
22
Aluminum
Bronze
Canadian
Canner
Canadian
$1.75
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
24
35
24%
Apr
15% Aug
27%
45%
Sep
647
584
41
492
39% Mar
12%
571
10%
Feb
20
810
13
Feb
54
1,262
3,915
53
52 %
37%
a
38%
10 a 10%
3.10
20
13%
13%
100
3.10
305
18%
Apr
Ltd
778
28
Jan
15%
1,143
44 %
409
40
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5
125
18
425
700
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130
Jun
23
2,525
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Jun
13% Aug
23
22%
215
20 %
July
•
23'
30
1
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Jan
13%
43% July
37% Sep
55%
47
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25
75
Jun
84
Jan
13
Sep
15% Aug
.100
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a81
a81
13
13
13%
6%
6%
Feb
2,240
38%!,
1,720
52%
560
39
July
80
37%
301
32 % Mar
39
17
16%
• ' '
common
preferred
(James)
—;
17
14,215
14
May
15
4,150
13/
Feb
17
Sep
16% Jan
90
90
80
Jan
90
13
*
13
106
13
Sep
5
5
2,550
5
100
a
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•
36
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10
72% July
80%
Sep
Sep
67%
3,959
65 % July
80
Jan
•
5.90
5.90
6.00
740
*
11%
11% / 12
16%
17 %
3,025
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47
9%
8%
9%
1,745
25
24'a
25
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8.45
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2.20
5.25
10,900
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125
14%
14%
15 %
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Sep
12%
17%
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69%
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26%
27%
class
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118
•
22% Aug
a8%
10
8
July
Aug
63 %
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2,596
63
19
19
19%
1,456
17% Mar
•
47%
47%
47%
310
45
'
53%
55
245
48% Mar
17%
18%
3,220
16%
Jun
5%
Aug
8%
July
20%
Apr
Jun
38%
Jan
3.35
Jun
11
362
10
Sep
42
395
40
Mar
43%
20%
21%
799
19
Aug
24%
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
25
21%
21%
22
4,292
21%
Sep
26'a
Apr
10
8%
8
8%
924
*
13
14
401
12%
Trans Canada Pipeline
United Steel Corp__
•
6
6
320
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*
12%
12%
250
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76
4.10
2,800
Canadian
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•
Cockshutt
Farm
•
Columbia Cellulose Co Ltd
*
4.00
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•
17%
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•
class a
Class
Crown
Cork
Crown
&
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•
i
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Coal
a
15%
a
15
15%
20
Jan
Sep
25%
17
58
125
250
17%
28%
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&
29%
1,637
Preferred
16%
2,590
15
3.25
100
15
15
100
15
42%
880
41%
41%
Dominion Glass
common
Steel
&
Dominion
Stores
•
Coal
•
4.25
57%
6%
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4%%
pfd
-50
17%
52
98
99
70'a
260
66
July
90
Chemical
b
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•
common
13
common
11
July
15%
54%
57 %
1,820
Jan
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listed
12 %
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16%
8%
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7
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.
13% Mar
45
21%
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Eddy Paper Co class a pfd
Eiectrolux Corp
45
478
45
21%
22%
850
45%
Jan
Jan
Pulp
Anglo-Nfld
Development
Mining Corp
Antuonian
Jan
6
6
6
3,525
27
27
25
20
a55
a55
1
18%
18%
6
7%
July
26 %
Arno
Jan
Feb
Sulphur
Telefilms
Augustus
29% Jun
66
Mines
Atlas
24% May
&
Players
Fleetwood
Ford
Canadian
Corp
•
Corp
Motor
Cos
&
Gatineau
Power
9
preferred
General
Steel
Wares
&
Farms
Home
Oil
Class
Iron
a
Hudson
Bay
common
Interprovincial
of
Pipe
Lawrence
Massey-Ferguson
(Robt)
class
Molson
Breweries
Class
Ltd
Montreal
i-ocomotive
Trust
&
Co
Burnt
Butterfly
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
Calumet
a~~
~~
~
see page 42.
Feb
45c
120
10%
Sep
13
14,700
18c
Sep
55c
3c
July
1,000
40c
4c
1,000
7
7%
4,460
18c
21c
4c
1,000
8%
34c
3c
24c
2.10 Mar
2.5q
Sep
*
14%
14%
300
13% May
21%
Jan
4c
2,500
July
12 %
Jan
July
11%
Jan
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd.*
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd——1•
3.15 Aug
34
July
4.95
Jan
Canadian
44%
Jan
43
52
Jan
May
<
Canalask
59%
61
310
33%
33%
5,308
12%
12 %
63% Aug
Carbec
Mines
37
Cassiar
1,750
a6
75
5%
Apr
40%
3,573
31%
Feb
11% July
12%
Sep
16
Jun
12
Aug
12%
Sep
46%
Sep
56 %
July
21%
Feb
12
12%
525
48%
9,382
83
86
420
83
34%
Sep
33%
35
8,155
31
Feb
36%
40%
Apr
40%
38% May
43'a
57%
Sep
56%
52
60
Jan
41
250
j%
1,090
130
Inv
3c
Jun
5ct
6%
500
6v2
Sep
11%
Feb
11%
474
11%
15%
Feb
30
30%
Sep
28 % July
33
Jan
16%
Jun
21
65c
Jun
1.35
Jun
5
July,
7%
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6%
90c '
2,846
5
5
100
3%c
l.td—f_/_l
1
Castle
Oil
Catelli
&
Jan
Gas
3%c
-1,048
8c
Id
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30c
41,093
26c
70c
July
2%c
4,500
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
5c
Mar
,11c
Jan
6c
6c
1,000
_*
12%
12%
300
Food
Ltd—
Products
Minerals
*
Ltd
class
Ltd
a__
13c
*
Sep
Sep
10%. Mar
13% Feb
Chess
2.18
2.05
;
Mining
Corp
Chlbougamau Copper Corp./———
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd.
1
15c
1
9%c
Cleveland
t
1
9c
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1.50
1
—
—
Copper
Ccmpagnie
Corp
Mlniere
Consolidated
Monpas
Consolidated
Vauze
;
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13c
38
6,000
Sep
16c
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40 %
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19,840
1.87
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3.20
Feb
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3%c
15,000
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foep
9%'c
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19c,
Jan
v
15
15c
15c
1,000
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79,500
4c
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7c
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14,900
6c
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4c
■
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16c
2.15
a40 Vb a40ya
_1
:
4 Vac
2,000
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8c
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260
27
930
29
29
14%
14%
400
10%
10%
1,605
8%
8%
1,525
32'a
125
35
24
Apr
30
13
Jun
15%
10 % May
6
Jan
29'a
a6c
500
5c
1.00
6,920
63c
1.10
200
»
55c
60c
3,000
40c
July
50c
Jun
Sep
Dalfen's Ltd
Sep
Dome
9
Sep
Dominion
Sep
Dominion
32'a
Dominion
14%
4,894
13%
Aug
8%
8%
8%
6,775
8%
100%
Sep
100%
101
Ltd..
Leaseholds
Oilcloth
Works
Ltd
East
Jan
Fab
May
F&lconbridge
Ltd-
93% Mar
102 *
20
10% May
13'
1
500
24
4,725
15
s-
1.07
1.03
15"
1.12
27
28
117
Sullivan
Metal
Mines
10
1
1.70
1.G5
1.70
1,400
Mines
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10c
3,000
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200
Ltd
*
Ltd
Nickpl
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Ltd
6
Jan
Jan
Fontana
21%
21%
734
21
Feb
26%
Jan
21
21%
695
20
Apr
25%
Jan
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
*
6
40%
41
170
Apr
41 %
13%
July
13%
Gaspe
540
13%
Sep
18'
Mar
Golden
48
48
560
42
Apr
48%
Sep
Haitian
50
26
Apr
34
Jan
Horner
Mines
Oil
Ventures
Age
Mines
Copper
Ltd
(1945)
(Frank
*
16c
1—1
Ltd
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3c
a
•
-
4c
45c
50c
3c
4c
7,000
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34
—'
4.800,
Sep
19
Jan
Sep
9c
28
2c
3c.
17c
,
1.72 May
Sep
40
Jan
Apr
130
Jun
May
May
Mar
Sep
2.03
Aug
16c
Feb
35
Aug
5c
Feb
Jun
10c
Feb
July
38c
Jan
7c
Jan
2c
2,700
.
Jan
24
1.45
7,400
3 VaC
'
1.75
Jun
27
4,000
3c
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Jan
1.25 May
Aug
116 -
10,000
5c
23c
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class
2c
5c
16c
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1
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1—1
Ltd
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*
Sep
1.76
1.03
280
117
Jan
1.10
.
14%
30,500
27
117
Sep
1 <
580
pfd- -100
_
cum
21%
*.
70c
21%
15
.
& Linoleum Co Ltd.*
21%
39
*
1.10
Jan
Jan
70c
217/a
♦
-
Kootenay Power 7%
19
1.00
—1
Ltd—
Engineering
12 %
320
25
1
—
Mines
Mar
East
14
Corp
Jan
11
Jan
14
Petroleum
Ltd—
Sep
Jun
Jan
8c
Jun
1.10
Mines
Sep
9q
Mar
95c
1
Crusade
Sep
lie
12 VaC
3 vac May
Copper Rand Chlb Mines Ltd
July
Feb
26c
27c
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Corp
Jan
2c
1
1
Ltd—
50
•
1.05
r
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1
1,310
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Sep
6% Aug
42
Paper
Mines
Asbestos
Jan
3c
6%
11%
3
*
Ltd
30
Mar
1
com_.
Explorations Ltd/
Mines
52% Mar
12%
100
&
NickeL
Canorama
Canuba
33%
Ltd
Resources
Canadian General Investments Ltd-
Power
Feb
100
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——*
.
Jan
3,500
7.05
Mines
&
Feb
Jan
,
8c
Sep
iov2c Sep
11c
7.25
Collieries
Jan
6v2c /'Jan
5% Aug
12c July
34,867
-
Feb
July
,
2.50
300
16%
Uranium
Jan
Jan
2.50
200
29%
Jun
21c
4c
10 %C
Sep
5c
43c
May
10 %c
4,825
a6
.
7% Aug
1.16
Sep
40c
7%
1
8.15
a9% alO%
4c
6 vac
Jan
1
j,
8.40
Sep
47%
•
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Ltd/.
7.65
8%
85%
—lio
Mines
Co
8.05
a6
common
footnotes,
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Hosiery
8.40
alO%
~
i
Hill
8.15
29%
For
Sep
Sep
Candn
29%
-16,000
4c
Canadian
27
3,500
8c
Jan
July
10%
20c
21c
15% May
11% Jan
27
Sep
12c
70c
38c
•
10%
1
44% Jun
57
6%
1.16
'
1
10% Aug
f
Mar
17%
s:p
40c
34% Mar
17%
Apr
4c
8c
100
25
39%
Mar
1,000
1.16
4c
8c
860
40
4c
40c
21 Vac
1,531
Corp——_1
52%
1.205
*
Montreal
morgan
class
~
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July
31%
b
Preferred
6,516
1
10
8%
a~__i
2,667
17,575
1.16
1
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42
25
45%
1-100
4c
49c
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44%
•
&
50 %
14%
~
4c
46c
21 %c 24 %c
21 %c
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•
common
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103
10%
preferred
1
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108
45%
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Jan
—1
Jan
900
1
Ltd
Jan
8c
1
preferred
Sep
1,000
»
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May
1
Mar
47%
.
Aug
4c
._
99%
36
Ltd.
4c
8,000
1
•
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1,000
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Copper
Jan
4c
Sep
Bornite
Jan
Sep
7%
..
4 v2c
*
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Raceway
Jan
■
4c
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Bonnets
47 Vs
4c
—;
7%
89c
1
38%
-
Aug
_•
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,._8
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Ltd
Ltd—:
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Sep
Apr
10
a6
36c
July
al4
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300
6
37%
*
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2,020
32%
3.65
8
a35c
67/a
———
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Jan. 1
20c
6%
200
•
6c
6%
8%
10
15,900
35
8%
38
7c
Ltd—5
Co
Co
Range Since
Low
6c
2,670
13
36
MacMillan Bloedel &
Powell River Ltd •
Mitchell
a41% a41%
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High
43%
1,562
3.65
Shops.
St
36%
;
for Week
Range
1
7.60
Lines
Public Service
Labatt Limited
(John)
Laura Secord
Candy
5%%
—
•
com
Canada
Jamaica
Lower
90
Bay
Placer
Bonnyville
33%
Lep
AUg
Aug
Dollars
41
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
25
Nickel
Mines
Chemalloy
preferred
(m)
Sep
36
•
Corp
Loeb
38
10
International Paper common
International Utilities
Bros
Feb
4.68%
Acceptance Corp
Lewis
32
•
Inland Cement preferred
International Bronze Powders
$2
6.25
15%
•
common
preferred
International
Sep
Apr
105% 105%
47
Feb
43%
Bellechasse
3.50
75
.
Indus
Belding-Corticelli
Jan
13%
715
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil Ltd..
u.j
_•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
6%
Jan
550
37
20o
Paper
Mining
Sep
225
102
•
Smith
Sep
15
36%
•
.
b
Howard
12
28 %
Sep
8%
41 Va
Aug
30c
Mar
3c
May
20 Va
Jun
70c, May
7c
25
Mtv
Sep
107
Sales
5
Beauce
3.55
__
Canadian
of Prices
______1
Bateman
493
23
Mar'
Ltd—*
Co
Jan
.
9
2,405
100
Exchange
in
Low
-
Ltd—
12% July
24
100%
common.*
Home & Pitfield
Mines
22% July
23
1
International
Telephone
87
Feb
9% May
61%
2.60 May
50
'
37
•
Co
class
18%
Mills
!
Ltd
Barvallee
8%
*
common
Paper Co Ltd
Andy
65
100%
1%
47
Week's
7c
——i_20c
Paper
Exploration
Avalon
Jan
3.50
1.00
'.
47
26%
20% Aug
15
100
Motors
Lakes
250
a62
•
Dynamics
Hardee
10%
a60
100
General
Handy
920
-1
common
General
Great
19
'
.15
preferred
5%%
Mar
23
preferred.
(Chas e).
Co
Apr
17
3.50
common
Petroleum
Frosst
5%
Ltd
-55
10
a 62
5
Foundation Co of Canada.
Fraser
French
15
100
.
18%
1
Co
15
Expressed
•
LtdJ.
Barnat
Famous
15%
par
'•
Anglo-Can
Jan
16
;
19% July
•
—
10% Mar
Last
Explorations Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines LtdJ
Atlas
class
200
_
10% Jan
9
common
Freres
13%
Jan
37%
Sale Frice
/
63 % Aug
41% Mar
515
8%
Dupuis
Feb
Friday
Sep
13
3%
Donohue Bros Ltd-
Are
Jan
12%
9
Dow Brewery
Du Pont of Canada
30
Jan
•
.
210
47
Jan
90
*
Dominion
1,477
7,435
Canadian Stock
Jan
Alscope
Dominion Tar
35
3.05
13%
.100
Sep
Jun
36%
13%
Jan
38% July
70%
Jan
57%
105 Va 105 Va
warrants-
preferred —
Zeilers
14
58
25%
2.75
1
Ltd
Jan
all% all%
70%
34%
Mar
36Vs
Knapp (Canada)
(Geo) class a
a
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
40
"
99
•
Ltd
31%
Aug
July
Sep
99
100
Dominion
Worts.
&
87%
24
20 ya May
20 % Mar
16
•
:
18%
Sep
•
cum__
&
'Class
Jan
58
Gooderham
Weston
Jan
18
3.25
2.25
weim
Feb
Jan
Apr- '
feb-"'-
46
19
-
19%
25
—
3.00
29-
-
Aug
Sep
16%
15%
18
16
—10
.
Ltd
Walker
20% Aug
Jun
Jun
56
preferred
4.90 Feb
Mar
2.00
28%
6%
Bank
Jan
Jan
22
.
Texaco Canada Ltd
Feb
17
19
a
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
100
al6% al6%
al5%
13%
Apr
3.75
500
24%
Sep
May
12%
3,345
2.75
24
Co
class
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion
18
2.75
24%
•
b
17%
*
-
Consumers Glass
Corbys
3.80
8
Jan
64%
_1
40%
7
Jan
17
•
a
If
•IF
-i
May
24%
Jun
11
Jan
31
16% May
21%
Canadian Pacific
Mar
19
40%
16
Jan
86
Sep
26% Sep
8
•
11
Aug
•
85
475
*
Companies
Jan
8%
Sep
«
Mar
130
May
5%
i
Jan
43
21%
50
com
-
Oil
30%
31%
21%
21%
common
Preferred
Canadian
Sep
Mar
a8%
•
Standard Structural Steel
Steel Co of Canada
i
Steinbergs
27%
'Jan
24 %
1,505
>
A*
Aug
11
37% Mar
5
-10
99
26
25
1
18% May
Feb
8% Mar
9
a6
a86
%
Jan
15% Mar
342
a6
preferred—
Co
13%
90
35
42
a86
;
6%
Southam
26%
41 %
—100
pfd_
Simpsons
Jan
12% Juiy
8%
26%
41%
Canada 7% pfd 100
9.50 Mar
Sep
Jun
'
•
&
Sogemines
2.20
3,640
26%
'
50
—
Inc
a8%
5.90
11
110
Sicard
a8%
165
99
Simon
47
45
a80
66%
96%
Jan
Jan
47
99
Jan
Jun
67%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
a
Jan
38
10
16"%
of
Jan
80
Jan
34%
905
*
4%
6%
66% Mar
30%
85
.
37
100
a
Sep
15% Mar
4.60 July
•
a78% a79%
37
100
common
a
Sep
15
*
common
Jan
;
90
15
•
100
preferred
Class
Jan
Jan
52
37
St Lawrence Cement class a
St Lawrence Corp common
7%
9
225
6
Ltd
Jun
18
52
Canada
10%
a—
1,825
6%
5% Aug
37
*
of
Feb
10
10 %
.
-i—
;
class
5% July
a4.50
27% Mar
1,525
6%
preferred———
Series
Jan
10%
529
1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
31
25
230
46
37%
b
5%
; Jan
30
37%
common
29
,
12%
a
44
.—.
Company
Sherwin Williams
10
-
Jan
a21
10 %
•
Feb
6%
•
Canada
4.00
10
830
Jan
9.55
a
:
common
Aluminum
Bank
Jan
138
•
Paper
Sep
46 %
Apr
19"%
—
4%%
2.40 Sep
Sep
3,50
6%
..
15%
Jan
Mar
10 %
_
Class
Sep
7% July
5% May
2.30
40
13%
al97/a
a
Rolland
32
6%
2.30
&3.50
Jun
44
15'a
Jan
19% May
48% Jan
*
Gas
Jan
23
32
pfd—20
36
al.30
4.75 Mar
6%
Power
,
(a v)
(Canada)
Preferred
:
22% May
13% Jan
21%
-*
International
Co
Royal
Sep
2.30
Preierred
Canadian
44
/
Sep
16
Aug
31%
Husky
Canadian
40%
20%
Ltd.
Hydrocarbons
Industries common.
-
Roe
Sep
58% Sep
19% Aug
12% Apr
r
Canadian
15%
Power
Robertson
22%
32
•
Canadian
'
8 Vs
135
—.
•
:
Class
Jun
31 Va Mar
500
20
b
&
Reynolds
23% Mar
46% Mar
40
3.10
Cunadian Fairbanks Morse class a—ooo
Class
1,945
15%
■hi
Tubes
Natural
Quebec
Jan
12%
27 %
20%
a
41
Jun
-1
Units
Jan
19%
—
class
Bros
Quebec
Sep
22% July
•
Co
Converters
b
16%
1,672
12%
19%
—
—.
39
_•
common
'
1,620
16%
38
common.
40%
High
11% July
Jun
24%
•
a
—
Chemical
Warrants
Class
class
34%
22%:
—.
common
Celanese
series
480
16
•
com
;
7% July
29 % Jan
26%
—
*
warrants-
b
Canadian
33%
23%
10
common
14%
200
common—-
Development
Corp oi Canaaa
Reitman's
22
12.50
—
Breweries
Canadian
31%
52% July
Apr
Feb
39%
Electronics
Products
preferred
Provincial
Transport
Jan
.10
common.
100
12
Jan
3,578
24 Vs
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
165
15'a
11%
——100
4%
32%
common
Aviation
Price
Sep
9%
27
preferred
Canadian
Sep
50
32 %
9
Foundries
Iron
76
Feb
9%
preferred
Canada
Canada
Mar
8
•
common—
69
42%
32%
•
a——
common
Cement
50 %
1
Products
Calgary Power
130
•
—
class
Ltd
Mills
20
47%
•
British Columbia Power
Brown
a78
47%
.50
!
Products-
—
Columbia
a78
.50
preferred
British
100
Steel
Penmans
Power
—1
preferred
preferred
5%
15'a
12
Pacific Petroleums
5.45
6,659
Low
Sep
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
—5
common
—
45
Placer
4%,
Shares
Corp
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Electric—
common
of Prices
Low
•
Car
15c
25
3.95
52
10%
7% May
400
4-30
Light & Power-
23
National
Jan
50%
for Week
Sale Price
July
42%
a6.00
range
Par
46 Va
41%
49 %
Last
High
Feb
175
a6.00
50 %
•
Ltd_
Mines
37
13,862
al5c al5c
:—
Mersey 5% %
Pioneer
-
48
-
&50
_50
.
46%
a8
Rights
Bralorne
225
46 &
Paper
Bowaters
31
.aft
Corp 5%
preferred
5% %
Bowater
Low
425
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44
_50
Telephone
Bowater
7
h 'f
30
30
b
f!
Friday
Shares
42
a—
Paper class
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
for Week
Range
Par
&
Power
.
.
Sales
of Prices
Bathurst
Financial Chronicle
Jan
Jan
s
I
■
Volume
Number 5991
192
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's1
Last
Sale Price
Internation
Ceramic
Inv
Mines
6%
Foundation
Iso
cum
Kontiki Lead
Labrador
Zinc
&
Lingside
Corp
Explor
50
31c
2,200
3ic
Sep
61c
3,000
7c
Sep
37c
May
4c
4V2c
2,000
4c
Jun
Ltd—1
Ltd
17%
1
4 y2 c
Mines
Mining
81
—*
a24
a24
10
_1
Ltd-
Mines
pfd_10
25%
1
Ltd
all%
58c
15c
Calumet
New
Formaque
Mines
1
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring
Coulee
572c
Mar
32c
May
12c
Alberta
Feb
1.12
50c
Ltd
Mines
North
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare
5
Sep
10%
Jan
23
23 74
2374
23%
445
20
17c 197aC
20
24,600
_i—.—
Sep
40c
Jan
35
Mar
41%
Jau
19% Aug
20
100
6c
6c
4,000
12 7a c
13c
8,000
3.65
3.80
10,300
2.40
177a
Jun
48c
Sep
Apr
1
Gold—
_u
19
19
1
19
57c
7 21,432
40c
40MiC,
18
1
4c
43c
4c
2.00
1.95
.
19,700
,
4c
34c
5,500
2,325
20
65c
Aug
117ac
Jan
217ac
Apr
4.00
21
»-
Sep
Jan
••78c
Apr
44c
3 72c Aug
1.90 Jun
1,125
*
2.00
Feb
6c
May
127ic Sep
25
48C
48c
.
—*
—
—
257a July
Sep
3.75
—*
;
High
17c
1
70c
Feb
33c
Feb
4C
43c"
July
19c
52
A
•
—
Trunk
Gas
Class
—5
—
preferred—
1.60
700
21
22 V4
100
72c
1.60
—J
,
22%
12,783
v:
106
105
106
835
6.65
6.15
6.65
11,794
Pacific Consolidated Oil§——42c
36c
45c
7,230
:.
Class A warrants—
Alberta
Jan
July
Alberta
Feb
5c
6c
13,667
45
130
1
3%c
'1
'•
3 %c
43
Algoma Central
Feb
7%c Jari
2.90
Jan
1.20
Jan
Aug
1.50 Aug
245 4uly
16 7a
Jun
100'"
Jun
3.50
Jun
7.15
Jun
60c
Feb
..v
36c
287a
107
-
Jan
Sep
Sep
4c
2,000
2C
Jun
6c
2c
Mar
5c
1
15c
15c
Feb
—1
Corp
5c
1
500
15c
5c
14c
1,000
90c
Aug
4c
Jun
3C
Aug
40c
Jan
972c
a25
a25
22
1
10c 1072c
13,500
9c
Jun
16c
972c 1072c
7,900
8c
July
23c
6.00
1,600
1.40
1.40
1,000'
19%
Jan
52% Mar
60
Jan
4.05
4.00
4.25
693
Sep
6.10
•
31%
31
327a
7,100
30
July
407a
Feb
77a
77a
8 7»
1118
7
Feb
8 7a
Feb
2.25
2.25
2.25
300
2.25 July
18c
Sep
2.50
May
Feb
——
„.**
—
Steel
———'
Minerals
Roxana
10c
187aC
18C 187ac
750
3.50
36c
Jan
•
1.55
1.50
1.57
4,254
Jun
3.20
Jan
Aluminium Ltd
•
287a
2772
28%
15,011
27 74 July
33%
Jan
25
227a
22
227a
145
22%
50
46%
4672
47
1,345
19% May
40% Mar
17c
21c
4,500
167aC Mar
Jan
5.80
1674 July
175
Alminex
Feb
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
I,258
55
Warrants
Jan
8,000
17
54
Allied
*
5c
16%
54
Algoma
Jan
52c
16%
Warrants
Jan
1,000
4c-
10
50
common
Preferred
Jan
5c
Metals
Ltd
'
!
1
'•
49c
Quebec Power Co Ltd com——*
--
3,000-
-
25
10c
Jan
26
Jan
Sep
91c
;
Mar
Ltd
(1945)
Crchan Uranium
Paudash
Mines
Pennbec
Mines Ltd
Mining
Gold
Pitt
Steel
Premier
4 7a %
lie¬
m.m.
pfd
ge
3c
43
43
66
11c
55c
55c
7c
Sep
1,000
3c
May
Jan
10c
66
i,
Apr
44
61
Aug
70
'
*
Cobalt
Quebec
Lithium
,
*<
-
.
8%
872
1,000
774
Feb
2.75
7,600
1.27
Jan
2.10
—_1
Ltd
._1
2.23
600
2.10
July
'
2c
27aC
10c
11c
9,750
common—5
32%
32 72
152
29
20
20%
207/8
100
—*
3c
3c
500
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone
5 V2 c'o
preferred
2.50
9%
Corp
__
1.
1
—
18,000
17ac Sep
8c.
Jun
5c
8c
9c
2,525
24,358
672c Mar
672c
5c
Sep
12C
Feb
43c
16,300
36c
65c
Jan
Mines
20o
July
32c
32c
35c
15,683
32c
Sep
90c
Jan
_lc
4.50
Lead
Controls
Arcadia
Jan
Jun
34
Gold
Crest
Renold
Mines
Canada
Chains
Ltd—
1872
Apr
20%
Jun
5c
Ltd
41
Jan
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals Ltd
Roberval Mining .Corp
al5
50
19c
20c
29,000
12c
14c
8,500
2.55
2.75
600
19c
1
1
—
Ryby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
al5
——2
'2.55
16
May
16%
Feb
19c
Sep
45 %c
Jan
12
Sep
Sep
43c
Jan
2.55
Satellite
River
Metal
Mines
Lines
Ltd
1
.
1
Ltd—
1
5.40
6.45
31 Vac
30 000
6 45
31c
34c
4 75
Apr
27c
2,500
Save
(1957)
Oils
&
Limited
Siscalta
Siscoe
South
Stores
Dufault
Gold
Ltdl
Trans-Canada
Corp Ltd
Corp Fund
Trans
Freezers
Canada
United Asbestos
__1
1__
_1
Ltd
Mineral
Westeel
33%
Feb
6%
Feb
2c
5c
Jan
3.70
3.90
1,600
3.50 May
2.05
8,400
1.80
18c
18c
20c
15,700
24 y2
24%
24%
1,460
—1
8c
Ltd
10c
1.75
500
3c
3c
10,000
9c
:—1
10%
10
*
—
July
22
23,000
1.75
14c
6c
2e
Baska
10
Mines
Gas
Campbell
Trunk
Line
Co
&
Canada
Packers
Canadian
Dominion
Ltd
cl
400
3.80
2.90
Class
22%
21%
22%
300
5.40
5.65
1,100
4.50 Mar
177a
17%,
3.85
18% July
5.65
Co Ltd
class
B
*
—
Petroleums
Ltd
893
46%
*
18
46%
300
1,200
*
3.50
3.35
3.50
—*
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
40
40
40
1372
247»'
7.20
Jun
,18
43% July
.
335
2.2u
Jun
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
Silk
Central-Del
Products
Rio
Consolidated
Oils
Zellerbach
Denison
3.95
407a
Feb
300
4.40
July
%
5%
•
50
a30c
a30c
5.35
5.70
4,198
38
39
3,655
250
Aug
Corp.
Motor
Giant
of
Co
Lumber
Class
A
Hillcrest
Collieries
Hollinger Consol
Hudson's
Bay
Internat
Kelly
Gold
Sep
Sep
Belleterre
Aug
Bethlehem
Bell
Sep
Bevcon
Aug
Bibis
Aug
Yukon
Jan
Biltmore
Sep
Black
Feb
Bouzan
Sep
Bo water
Mines
a8.50
.1172
Jan
75
172%
Jan
Bralsman
11%
12%
500
Sep
Brazilian Traction
Paints
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
Ltd
class
Gold
6%
Ltd—
MacLaren
Power
Minnesota
&
&
Paper
Corp Ltd—,
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
13 7s
29%
29 7»
5c
20
2,000
!_•
23
4c
Tank
Eright
*
1
(T
G)
Industries
Antonio
Ltd
227a
Apr
July
1.90
I
Apr
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
31
Sep
9c
Aug
150
7472
Aug
90
Jun
500
27%
Sep
32%
45 72
6,200
57c
60c
10,000
British
y2'/,
5#
Corp
red preferred
60c
64c
357a Mar
49
47c
21,500
9%
972
100
Union
Gas
of
Oil
United
B
Canada
For
60%
60%
1.65
67ac
4c
95c
44c
.
Mines
Apr
Jun
/ 97» July
footnotes,
Apr
267ac
19
Jun
Jan
20 7a
Sep
82c
Jun
1.25
Feb
19c
Feb
7 72c
Apr
43c
11c
Aug
Sep
4,182
47 V* Mar
58 74
Sep
6174
5,524
56% July
777*
Jan
1.61
1.81
66,768
37c
37c
39c
8,900
37c
Sep
55c
Jan
10c
10c
11c
II,500
10c
July
17c
Jan
6c
7c
37.100
6c
May
12 72c
Jan
4c
4%c
5,000
3c
July
672c
47
1.30
1.81
Apr
Sep
Jan
43
43 7a
175
37
Mar
29%
—;
29%
29%
125
23
Mar
37% July
10c
May
24c
11c
14c
7,820
July
Jan
20%
625
20 7a July
24 74
Jan
18
18
166
16
Jan
27%
277a
45
25
Sep
July
20 72
—■
4%
7%
Aug
18
Sep
Sep
27 7u
Sep
75c
Jan
51c
46%
50c
16c
500
16c
May
40c
52c
52c
60c
4,950
52c
Sep
92c
Feb
He
11c
19c
92,361
10c
May
19c
Feb
52,000
57aC
Sep
1572c
Jan
Jun
67c
58c
.
45,650
-467a
46.
16c
14,051
44c
42%
47% Aug
Jan
/
—
•
•
572C
—
45c
50c
4,300
43c
21c
24c
202,340
7c
13
13
100
5c
6c
17,200
5c
Jun
33c
22c
1
__
5c
377aC
14
Feb
Jan
38c
11,200
May
65c
47%
1,015
41
Mar
48 7»
51
265
45
Mar
52
8
120
49
50
50
311
5c
7c
5.80
6.10
12,032
35c
35c
,1,000
4.35
4.00
4.35
14,892
—
47
47
90
6c
5.80
,
•
<
42
42
141,560
310
427a
45
10 74
Apr
50
Jan
4c
8c
Jun
4.55 May
35c
Aug
3.50 May
35 7a July
357a July
1.90 May
Sep
Jan
37c
7 7.
Jan
Jan
2772c
507a
1 ■'
*
31c
May
12
Mar
8
50
—50
7c
477a
47%
50 74
50
-50
1
•
I
6.10
75c
57a
Sep
Sep
Jan
Sep
Mar
Sep
Jan
Jun
49 74 May
49 74 Mar
2.65 Mar
1
2.05
2.00
2.05
1,800
•
27%
267a
27%
10,050
pfd—100
78
78
787a
218
preferred
50
60
100
50
60
4%
42 72
4272
42 7a
55
45
92 7s
49
447a
457a
720
37
Mar
457a
Sep
917a
92%
460
80
Mar
927a
Sep
47%
497a
50
Aug
—
472 7?
preferred
preferred
57? preferred
5 7a % preferred
British Columbia Forest
—
4% %
Products
•
July
July
Packers
class
British
Columbia
Aug
357a
Jan
69
Mar
78 7a
Sep
36
Jan
42%
24%
650
42% Mar
5172
52
265
47
9%
10%
4,875
14
51%
107a
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone
1.20
Jan
Broulan
Jan
Brown
1.45
Sep
Brunswick
3.25
Jan
Buffadison
11
'.
-
Reef
B—_*
14
930
32%
6,458
Mar
Sep
52% Aug
Sep
14 7a
Jan
Jun
15 7a
July
30% July
9%
•
32 7a
45 72
45
46
686
9%
9%
1074
1,085
9
35c
15,450
13%
640
:_l
3.15
672c
3.00
3.15
1,850
6%c
872c
73.500
5%c
Jun
1.50
1.60
2,000
1.28
Sep
37%
37%
1,065
32 74
Feb
39%
Sep
Building
77%
Feb
88
Sep
Bunker
—40
May
7% July
39
Sep
Burlington
Jan
Burns
•
Jan
Cable
33c
*
88
88
-100
38 7a
38 74
75
8
8 72
1,545
14%
2,870
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Gold
.
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1
:
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&
1
—
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Extension
1
572C
8c
23,000
*
*
Lake
317a
33
1,654
8 72c
972c
33
872c
„
6,700
9% Mar
2.90 May
572c May
297a
Jan
5c
Aug
-
13%
36
1°%
pfd-50
61
61
250
60
a38
a38
115
1.10
1.16
4.500
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a—
15c
Buffalo
Hill
July
33c
13%
37%
Jan
Aug
11%
13%
1
*
•
30c
Jan
47
Sep
1
Mines
Company
A
-
7a
377a
Feb
42
10
13 74
l.ju oaiy
327a
14
2s
Jun
42.
8.00
4.85 July
16
16 74 Mar
207a
Sep
see page
Apr
Apr
Jan
2.60
———1
97a
8%
18c
7.00
5*
Ltd
7
472C Aug
725
14%
Sep
Sep
May
7%
850
600
*
Jan
Jan
3.05
14,700
5,700
^
11c
19c
7
1.45
A
Jun
2.21 May
Jan
5c
7.40
cl
5c
57ac July
13 7ac
5c
3.00
——25
cum
July
6%
1.40
Ltd
Jan
6c
5c
7.00
8 78
Jan
Jan
14c
6% ■
2.89
Ltd——
Wiltsey-Coghlan
13.099
53%
7.05
100
preferred
Oils
11c
52%
3.00
.
Pipe Line Co
United Fuel Invest Ltd
Class
5,433
10c
53%
1
1
___
class
preferred-,
Mountain
27c
107aC
—1
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red
Trans
267ac
1
Electric
Columbia
Buffalo
Traders
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1
Ltd
28
19% July
Jan
1
—
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
4
p+'d_——
Oil
American
47<7?
Sen/
80
—*
—
-
1,200
——1
common
Jan
29
59c
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
Russell
88c
—1
;
preferred—:
British
44 72
44%
I
2.10
800
Brltalta Petroleum
78
5
88c
—25
!_——1
—
common
Jan
Apr
1,015
1
Jan
774
Mar
20
19
1
Petroleums
Aug
28%
79%
Co
_
1.75
5.30
177a
18%
20
Pioneer
&
Jun
10 72
5.00
17 72
18%
_*
preferred—
Mersey
20
1
5.20
17 72
2.—i—*
Paper
13%
Jan
\
25
5c
:
2,100
*
5.25
29%
1,135
1.90
13
Jan
Jan
•
Brockvilje Chemicals pfd
New
San
400
13
Co
Paper
Moore
5 74
1.76
—
Corp
Ontario
5%
—1
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Loblaw Companies Ltd class B
Goldfield
25
_*
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Louvicourt
al8
*
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al6
pfd—20
Ltd
(Can)
12%
8% Aug
4,380
1.06
•
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120
2.45
100
*
—
120
700
25
7
—•
pfd_
a8.50
2,240
7%
7
1
5%
preferred
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9.75
7%
•
Ltd
Corp
572 7?
Jan
20%
8,794
;
class A
Uranium
48
a5.25
4,450
29,000
3.05
•
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Aug
20
7c
872c
2.80
—
38%
9.75
6c
672C
2.80
—1
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75
a5.25
7c
672c
1
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43 78
20 y4
3,200
Aug
1
43 y8
*
7c
1
25
Corp
43 7e
5
67ac
10
Mines.:—
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Bowater
2.50
935
20%.
10
a__
Quebec
Sep
Ltd
20%
Corp
16
Ltd_l
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20%
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78%
2.25
Jun
18,750
7%
—
Telephone
Jan
9.10
lf65
25
common
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1
1.50
♦
—
—
Eridge
Gas
&
Co
l^
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60c
1
780
Ltd—
Gold
Oil
Mines
25c
Mines
Mines
Mining
6.70
»Sep
183,100
*
Beaver
44 72
8.30 Mar
43c
A
——
Lodge
July
120
32c
Paper class A
14
1
Yellowknife
&
—
13%
*'
Jan
42c
•
13%
Ltd
Canada
13%
Mines
Power
Bralorne
Ford
10 7a Mar
1
*
;
20
—1
—
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common
12
Duquesne
36 y2 Mar
4.10
12
——1
—
Bros
7.00
,
'
5
5%
39
Ltd
Mines
77%
Jan
12
,1.55
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10
a77%a77%
class A *
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Corp
Co
„'
5.65
Corp
Ltd
Paper
Consumers' Gas
Crown
pfd_10G
Company— —1
cum
Jan
13%
50c
Beaver
*
Canadian Inter Inv Tr 5 7?
Jan
89c
Sep
9 74
Sep
48%
37% Mar
10c
July
:
class
Exploration
Mining
B
Beatty
Jan
1774 May
Jan
A_5
Sugar
Devonian
Canadian
Ltd
3.75
Mines Ltd—_1
Chibougamau
Canada
__1
May
37c
100
1
Preferred
—
6c
2,000
1
Consolidated
Bathurst
STOCKS
Limited-
2,300
41c
97a
:
2—
Uranium
Beattie
Sep
8c
41c
97a
Petroleums
Bata
72c Jan
4
Jan
41c
Mines
Jan
2.45
July
Feb
43
972
Base Metals
Jan
12c
Sep
325
1
Mines
Barymin
Jan
26%
July
1.50
500
51c
Aug
Jun
49
10
Nova Scotia
Barnat
6.00 Mar
Jun
49
48%
10
Montreal—!
of
Bank of
5.00 May
1.90
.—1
3-.
Bank
Belcher
Advocate
Alberta
May
July
Jan
48 72
—
Bankfield
Jan
3.80
1
Ltd__
UNLISTED
42c
_L_—*
Products
Products
July
572 May
3,070
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Bankeno
Jan
2.00
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Wendell
Sep
Jan
29
745
2%c
2%c
13c
16c
•
Ltd—
Corp
!
g
Feb
1.02
26 7a Mar
•
Products
7c
357a
65c
B
$5 preferred
5%% preferred
Banff
10c
140
Jan
Jan
*
Aug
July
1,800
77ac
Jan
35c
38
5,594
Mines.
Electric
27c
Jun
75c
1
Jan
Jun
3074
—
class
13 7a
Jun
75c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Jan
11 %c
Jun
3c
Feb
Aug
Feb
Feb
12c
—_1
.i
j—_I
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27aC
4c
13,644
*
g
38c
400
Jan
52 7a
772c
29%
Mines—
Fabric
4c
14c
Jan
277a
297a
—
Auto
4c
1,500
—50
B
Hardware
Auto
Aug
Jan
120
Apr
Jun
472c Aug
5%c Aug
1,000
29%
1.06
30
,
40c
Gold
14,313
Feb
7.60
Jun
•
1
class
Gold
8%c
28 74
1
Mines
Steels
Aunor
13
Feb
4c
2,000
7c
13c
29
•
6
Properties
Explorations
6 %c
11 %c
13o
8c
114
11.500
■'
6c
_10
—.
Corp Ltd___
Ltd
Virginia
2,100
123,600
7c
Jun
8c
—
Oil
Aumaque
Jan
16c
14 7aC
Sep
Mar
6.50
2874
9 7a
Jun
49
16c
16c.
10c
3% Aug
7c
5.65
28 74
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60c
9% Mar
20
7c
6c
1
Princinal
Ventures
22c
117
7c
1
Trebor Mines Ltd
Vanguard
15c
117
19c
——
Petroleum
United
100
2,053
1—*
Atjin
Jan
July
10
Aug
8*"
200
1
„
37c
50
|
a97c
7c
Ltd
6%
1,641
11%
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Titan
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pfd_100
cum
Ltd
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6%
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Mines
6%
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11%
—1——*
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Canada
Standard
6%
a33c
6%
La_——— 1—1
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Southern
Tache Lake
•
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;
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6.50
98c
Aug
Sep
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-
8.10
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7.75
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175
—2.
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Ashdown
3.70 July
52
warrants
Nickel
Asamera
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51%
51%
——1
class
Jun
2c
100
.1
Arjon Gold
Red
5,500
•
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Aug
1,350
7c
5.65
Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Area Mines
Jan
4.55
7c
5.65
—
Explor
Imperial
4.35
1
4.75c
Petroleums
Amer
Anthes
Jan
Aug
Sep
5c
Ansil Mines
19c
Sep
Jan
42c
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
3.85 Mar
3.15
'
42c
Pete—
Anglo Canadian
Sep
2.40
--
1
1
47
26c
57ac
Anglo
...
Exploration
Corporation
Development
Oil
Quebec
&
21c
lOo
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Aug
45
1
Earth
Rare
Leduc
Analogue
Jan
Feb
39
Mines
50c
Anacon
Mar
'
70
'
Quebec
Amalgamated
American
Feb
5c
5c
Larder
1.50
American Nepheline
Sep
Sep
preferred
preferred
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Jan
1.52
2,000
<
'
—•
8.50
>
Jan
28,000
9c
43
5.50 Mar
80c
16,500
9c
3c
50
Ltd—
13c
7%c
'
— —
pfd_50
1st
2nd
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1
1
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13c
1
2
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cumul
non
——
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Prime
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6%.
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Pow
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6.00
1
4%
Aluminum Co
47a7?
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;!
8,565
25
Distillers common
Voting trust
Feb
19
48c
North
1
39
Jan
50
1,500
37%
Feb
6c
Sep
33c
38
1
yellowknife
Explorations
Alba
Jan
50c
45
——
Miner Ltd_*
&
Ltd—
Mines
Nocana
15c
1.13
146
v
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AkaitchQ
Jan
13% July
"V
Amulet
West
29%
Feb
July
17c
*
Sugar class A
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1
Oil
Surpass Shoe
Mines Ltd--
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r
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July
11%
Aghew
bnai-es
High
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
Feb
of Prices
Low
Algonquin Bldg Credits common—"'
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New
33c
'•mm*
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New
6%r
32c
Dollars
Sales
for Week
*
Uranium
Acme Gas &
Jan
July
Atlantic
Acadia
Feb
27%
21
3,500
a20y4 a20 y4
Acadia
Jan
55c
1,000
Abacus Mines Ltd
Abitibl Power & Paper common
Preferred
1
Aug
1.50
10c
13,600
(
51c
6c
58c
Feb
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
Jan
23% May
.55
1
6%c
5%.
5%
Ltd-'———1
Mines
6c
50c
-
Jun
in
Week's
Par
Jan
27
Exchange
Expressed
Last
Apr
6%c
Jun
6c
4,000
16c
^
1
2c
1,500
f
59c
50%
July
1.50
2,125
27
all% aliy2
——*
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i
12%C-12%c
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Corp
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July
17
1,000
10,400
40c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—
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Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd———
*
New
<
42c
al.50
—
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Mines
4%
50
100
38c
*
(Walter M)
Mid-Chibougamau
17%
al.50
Ltd
Melchers Distilleries Limited
Island
25
Are
Friday
May
14c
_*
Ltd
Shown
STOCKS
Aug
1
Co
Canada
Mines
Mogador
30c
50
'
Merrill
8V2cJuly
14c
Corp
Co Ltd
Ma.ssval
3,000
Prices
High
,31c
Ltd
Mining Co
of
Oil
50
Low
Ltd_l
Company
Mines
&
Copper
Lithium
Lowney
pfd—50
conv
13c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
1
Toronto Stock
Shares
Low
1
Oil
Mining
Lochaber
Ltd
Ltd
Continental
Israel
Mining
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
for Week
of Prices
Par
,
39
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
V
(1335)
-
15c
10,000
90c
11c
July
12
1672
617a
Jun
July
1.87
15
Sep
"
a_L
Jan
%c Sep
—
Mines
&
Oils
Calgary & Edmonton..
Calgary Power common
5%
Calvan
preferred
Consol
—
Oil
:
Jan
52c
Jan
16%
Jun
5.30
Feb
1272c Jan
2.26
8c
35
1272g
Apr
Mar
Aug
Sep
1574
15 74
200
147a July
17%
Jan
12%
12%
13 7a
8,193
12 7» Mar
14
Jun
1
13c
13c
20c
Jan
•
———•
14
14%
2.030
1372 May
22
22%
4,415
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Feb
24
Sep
—.100
14%
2- 22 72
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10072 10072
40
97
Jun
10i
Aug
-1
2-
-
3.15
13c
3.15
,
1.000
300
8c
May
3.15 July
21%
3.55
Jan
Feb
40
(1336)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
:
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Calvert
Gas&
Campbell
Oils
Low
36 VaC
40c
2,500
1
5.65
5.30
5.70
15,527
2.20
Red
Lake.
Bread
Canada
1
Preferred
Canada
Polls
Canada
Iron Foundries
Canada
Machinery
:
Malting common
Canada
20
Southern
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Ltd
Canadian
Bank
Celanese
39c
49
Sep
Sep
54'A
521/4
54'/4
805
47 y2
Jun
58
90
90
95
80 y»
Feb
91
Sep
75c
Jan
Deer
Feb
Deldona
10c
10c
16c
2.91
2.85
3.00
*
40V4
40V4
12%
I2V2
l
•
-
North
Canadian
2.40
81c
71c
74c
2,170
1.15
8,975
3.30
3.75
31,265
10
100
10
11%
11
10
11%
57c
10
Dominion
liy8
Dominion
Steel
Jan
Dominion
Tar
12 V4
Sep
16
Mar
1.43
61c
Jun
/
Feb
Jan
Dominion
Jan
2.60
Duvan
Jan
Duvex
Jan
Dynamic
6 V2
230
5% July
7Va
4.00
1,392
3.10 May
4.75
East
Oils
Amphi
Apr
East
Malartic
80% Aug
East
Sullivan
Eddy
Match
Eddy
Paper
70c
3,208
Apr
1.05
Jan
8.55
Jan
4.65
Jan
8Va
Sep
12 Va
Jan
Eldrich
4.10
3.95
4.10
920
3.80
Jun
4.50
Jun
El
14%
15'/4
3.95 July
1.28 July
1,406
12 Va
July
Aug
36c
42c
33,412
36c
13c
12c 13V2c
-71.50Q
10 Vac
Jun
19c
Sep
19c
20c
3,326
Jan
17t
68c
Feb
21
20%
21
1,155
•21%-
21%
8%
843
9.00
9,350
5c
5c
34%
19
31,168
2,000
..
8.40
34
22
8
8.10
8%
-•
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1
21%
8
24%
Eureka
26 %
13%
»
3%c
Jan-
Jan
Eatima
300
Sep
35'/a
Sep
Federal
130
34
Sep
38
Sep
Fleet
35
83
Mar
13
14
36%
17
17
20%
20%
34%
-
27
925
16%
18%
65
-
Feb
Del
Rio
Pat
90c
5.65
1
Oil
:
of
-
21
80c
Jan
Eraser
Jan
French
;
•
1
Copper.
Mining
88c
July
72,500
8c
Aug
70c
July
July
65
Apr
24
80c
22
...
22 Va
2'Ac
69
3c
192,415
12,300
-
May
43 Vzc
Sep
May
15c
Jan
5%c Jan
'
,
Jan 4'
67c
Mar
3.25
3.75
34,950
12%
12%
13 Va
1,440
13c
17c
10,600
3.80
4.10
3,250
2,466
Petroleum
2.22
National
—1
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Mines
12
54c
Mines
I
12c
Consolidated Discovery
11%
115
4c
43c
Sep
5c
20,600
4c
4%c
3.35
3.70
-31,995
17 VaC 19 Vac
23,000
f
•
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>.
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17c
July
Aug-"
Gordon
Feb
Jan
3.85 Apr
Lakes
Great
45c
Jan
....Great
Jun
32c
Feb
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7c
Mar
$2.50
Jan
46c
Apr
Consol
118,060
40c
July
72c
Jan
l
Great
55c
48c
55c
55,700
26c
Mar
87c
July
Great
50c
May
1.00 Aug
3.20 Feb
Great
Mogul
Morrison
&
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus
Northland
Consolidated
Consolidated
Red
Class
Petroleum
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For
Sep
99c-
19,850
23c
Sep
54c
Apr
1,000
7c
Jun
15c
Sep
6,000
4c
•
-w
6 VaC
3,500
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
24,600
4c
Apr
8Vac
Sep
2.95
3.05
13%
14%
106
106
106
106 106 V8
2,989
2.70 Aug
18,429
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10c
16c
10c
18c
West
Winnipeg
Greater
A
3.95
Gulf
Lead
33c
14c
7c
Mar
98c
Sep
Sep
lj6%
16%,. 16%..
11%
11%
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15%
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200
10%
Jun
1.80
65
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50 V4
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Jun
Feb
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Feb
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2,100
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100
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8c
40c
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"30c
44 Va
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Jan
Feb
Jun
May
17 Vac
Jan
1.40
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1.10--1.29
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24%
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215
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43
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50
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1.10
1.10
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2.25
1.20
1.25
35
1.20
July
2.35
10Va
10%
1,820
8.25
13
—
35%
Apr
4.25
4.50
475
4.05
2.25
2.85
1,035
1.50
9%
8 Va
May
7%
Jun
9%
10Va
1,430
9
9
9%
1,410
4.00
4.00
4.10
720
2.95
3.00
140
*
.
*
2.75 May
1.50 Apr
43
Aug
Apr
Sep
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
6.75
Jan
11%
11
Jan
Jan
5.00
July
5.55
Jan
Jan
3.00
3.00
725
2.75
Aug
4.25
*
12
12
12 V4
645
10%
Aug
12 Va
—10
26%
26V4
27
155
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
4%c
4,100
May
7V2c
Jan
—
4V2c
4c
1
—
Sep
11
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18c//Jun
6
3,925
..
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Jan
Jan
Sep
19c
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.
42%
,
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1
14 %c May.
-
24,700
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5,512,,
1.10
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:.
31,257
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7-
7.05
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1
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1
6 Vac
.
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7.10
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9,315
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29,520
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4c
6.25
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5c
Sep
Sep
10%
Feb
Sep
10c
Jun
July
10c
Jun
12%
Jan
11%
Jun
Jan
Hahn
Brass
common...
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*
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9%
10
10
9%
9%
1,075
.1
14c
14c
15c
39,080
lie
Feb
1
—
—
10
•
common
Minerals
July
Jan
Head
of
Lakes
Iron—
Headway Red Lake
Jan
Heath
Jan
Hendershot
18
Jan
Highland
12%
Feb
Hinde
18
'
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33%. Sep v
41/ Sep ;/
.
50,500
16 Vac 17 %c
7
5c
6c
7,000
5c
20c
Feb
15c
Jan
1
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July
16V8
Sep
v.
56c
July "
f., 50c /July \
25//;,.Sep 78%.-Sep j
8c//Apr
,
985
31c
10%
'• 43%
—
Hasaga Gold Mines.—
1,510
Sep
Jun
4.25
Mines—:
Harrison
18,811
38
—*
Gunnar Mines
Jan
27,642
Feb
July
July
July
—.—
Apr
11c
-"-/
Guaranty Trust
7%
1.17
-
.
10%
—
4.30
16%
Feb
Jan
108
„
200
7
;
18 VaC 21 %c
—> 37%;
——
Jun
98c
''
726
68c
—
,*
Wire
Aug
16%
,
19c
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99c
Jan
7c
Jan
104
7
-
•,17c
-
•
Hard Rock Gold
15c
6.75
4 Vac Mar
6% Aug
1,025
9
29V2C
.7
11
——*
-
Sep
5
Jan
/127. July /;
7
1,390
25
n
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106 */«*
3.00
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17c
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31c.
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Trust
Mar
16Va
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25
8%; *
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'
70c
',14Vac
Jan
*
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15c
7710%
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Sep
1
•
-
8%
,
/
75c
6.25
i
Sep
2.900
r
68c
28%
Mar
670
;
Jan
Jan
9 %c
92
1,870
$
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Sep
32
7,
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3,955
.
70c
-
1
r
12
1007 May
15.'... Mar
85
110
.
88Va
173%
Sep
4.00 Aug
.
/
832
■
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37
'41 "Va
41
.
—
68c
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class A_;
16
130
/
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106
6
100
17 .17 V4
7Vs
7V2
^
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t
.
50
Feb
420
37
100
Jan
Jun
/ 10c
100
106 107%
7Va
preferred——-25
9
3.25
36Va
Jan
80c
-
7^—-7—
10
3.20
4c
3,100
•
48
3.55 Aug
22,280/
4.00
5V2c
>13- 7-; 12%
37 '
33Va
preferred—___;/_50
45
'
6
16c
Jan
6c
6 VaC
14
3.20
10c
Aug
6c
106
•
2.12
22c
6 VaC
3.00
17%
t
1
Develop
Coal
Greening
33c
7c
4.00
Jan
Sep
Sep
.24
470
4
Jan«
Jan
85c
7 Mar
-8%
779
//
Jan
13c
40c / July
2,000
11c
-
5V2c
;37
100
_—77—.>
warrants
29c
Jan
Mar
Plains
West
1958
30e
5c
5c
24
3.80
10c
—
,
warrants
Sep
12c
10%c lOVac
5c
■
24
3.60
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__
■
-
B
Jan
6,060
5c
-
1
—
warrants
67,742
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see page
120
1,115
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1956
13c
*
...
215
9
5c
.1
Power
Voting
2.12
•
B
122
39
•
4.65
-
Jun
Sep
27c-
120
1
Jan
13c
——
1
6c
8%
-
die
.
2.65 Aug
122
class
class
4%
Jan
1.82
100
preferred
footnotes,
1.24
26c
13c
*
common
Imperial
20% Aug
1
100
Gas
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A
Class
11,^00
1
.
Exploration
Clark Publishing
Copper
May
12c
Ltd-.....!
Coppercnrp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Corby
Mar
69c
1
^onwest
Copp
17
2,100
14c
1
Poplar
A
B
6,871
86c
12c
1.95
56,100
*
w
<
22% July
19 V4 Aug
Mar
Mar
87/8
-
__l_50c
-
Greyhound Lines
Mine
Consolidated Regcourt
Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Class
17%
83c
1
1
Mines
Pershcourt
Consumers
17%
1
2
Mines
West
17%
Jun
1
Exploration
1,830
.
Feb
15
62c
1,100
9c
27c 35Vac
7710c
preferred
Class
•
Smelting
_
2.92
.18%
59
Warrants
34c
Mining
3,115
.
90
i————__1
Paper
Lakes
48c
Consolidated
4,800
;
130
1
Northern
33c
Consolidated
765
83c
3,050
Mvnes
Granduc
,
May
1.55
Jan
63
common^_50c
Mines,
Mines
-Aug/
3,260
Feb
35%
19V4
33c
.
Mackay class B—
Grandroy
4c
31,599
33c
27% Mar>
,18V4
9c
v
18c / Sep
4,430
7
80c
2.76.
Jan
4,500
32%
17Va
.
.
2.92
r
Prospecting.;.-
Goodyear Tire
-
15c
1.70
Jan
25c
Jan
12c
V
?"'
Mar
8c;
■
44c
Consolidated
Drill
Mining
' Goldray.t-L.
9,420
1.00
Jan
12
47
Mines
3,284
90c
9%c
Aug
60c
Goldfields
18c
1.64
Jun
9
60
Jan
6 %c
94c
:4c
200
18%
19Va
•
—.——1
Mine
Envelopes
6c
1.65
r
Jan
12,000
;
20c
31
-
Apr
1.54
May
10c;
Jun
9
18c
__
68%. Jun
62 V2
89c
47
—_—
Yellowknife
17c
•
6c
9
Aug
May
12,000
11c 13 Vac
6c
Apr
,,
Jan
Jan
2.07
50
50Va Mar-'
18.900
Feb
Jan
1.78
July
51.
,
250
*'■
10c
Feb
40c
—
Mfg
Giant
-
17c
1
125
,
57
Jun
26%
Jan
July
.
1.53
1.40 May
25
63
Globe
10 %c
Jun,
26c
.
Jun
1.33
3,150
..
47
Jan
9
2.95 Junk
-
17,830
•
:1.20
:
327/8
1_—100
-—
Ltd.
Mascot
47 %c
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
/'
56V8
56
1.05
9
..
Scientific
1
Mines
56
.
'
—
—-_1
Giant
Consolidated Halliwell
Marbenor
27
-—...—*
Products
Mines
6%c
8,500
.1.75
27
8%
55c
Jan
71c
Sep
3,250
-.1
.1.55
1.65
10
Ltd
:
-1
_:
Arrow
1.38
12c
100
Petroleum
__7
Mines
Lake.
5c
80c
13%
Apr
12,500
'18c
7,850
Glacier Explorers L.
i;___——7—1
Glenn Uranium Mines———
62c
r>
Sep
8c
3.35
7c
18V4
2.65
Feb
7%
5%c
-.1
6c
.
42c
Mar
7 %C
•
Jan
4.00
1
A
Genex
Feb
Sep
44c
4%c
__1
—
Sep
4.90
-
2.10 Mar
3,255
7%
8c
.
-'General Steel Wares common^....;...*-
V
Jan
19 %c
Feb
Jun
8c
Flin
3.80
25 V4
Apr
3.74
20c
5c
—
Gamma.
^Consolidated Dragon-j Oil
64c
7%
Bakeries
Jan
26c
1,290
20
4
2.73 July.
3,600
63c
5c
17,400
,16 V8
18% Mar
.
5.20 Mar
12'% Sep
100
52c
3,750
42c
12% July
100
..
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200
12
.
5VaC
38c
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Motors
Class
Goldale
12
.2.50
2.22
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common.-
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General
-
*
80c
2.90 Mar
Jan
—
Co_____
Development,
«i»uieial
-
July
21C21V2C
Golden
July
May
2,300
Feb
—
_•——:—1
Power
Mines
General
May
9c
Trailer
preferred 7__
General
40c
4.85
10%
22c
1.43
!—
common...
Aug
lie
___20c
;
64
Mar
Feb
—
General Bakeries
■
v
48c
4.00
Gillies
Geco
Jan
5,700
—1
Consolidated Fenimore
Jan
2,400
4.60
Ltd....—...
July
Jun
*
preferred.;....
Apr
45'
Mar
...
:—•
£.
33
Sep
41
5,984
*
:
Mining
5%%
Sep■
51
Mines:
Consolidated
*
1.29
2c
,•
2,980
•
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*
42c
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'Consolidated
15c
22c
-
58%
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Ltd
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Sep
50
3.30
Caliinan
22
1,500
10%C 12 ViC
Smelting.
Beilekeno
59 Va
6.70
1.40 Jan
-
-
4OV2C
Cellulose
Beta
—
70
36Vic 43 Vic
37 %c
;
1.300
65
"
Combined
consolidated
Pete
Gait win
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Equipment
Columbia
'Jan
-1,500
4.00 July
Co
Mines
Fruehauf
:
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....
Willans
'Farm
Aug
14;221
-
40 V4 Mar
5c
Companies
General
&
Mines
29c
90c
65'
—1
:
20c
Jan
Feb
5.75
80c
II_1
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5,800
26
50
Jan
11c 15V2c
22%
:
.
1.47
1.13
13%
:
90c
..20
Wines.
Sep
May
10% Mar
1,595
-
40
'
8c
1.11
—1
A—
(U
Sep
Jan
8
5,387
1
Canada
Foundation
Francoeur
45 Va
5.30
14c
t
1
Trust
&
54c
3,000
12%
.1
Chromium 'Mining
108,050
96c
12%
20c 22 y2 c
"
Mines
65c
54c
90c
12 Va-'
Gold
Gold
55c
:_i
54V2
__
4—v-25o
Co
Sep
3.25
Apr
19,800
1
^
class
Grain
Motor
Ford
July
Sep
17 Va
33% July
6%
1.70
*
.
100
2.85 Aug
i
7c
1
Manufacturing
Ford
Jan
37 Va
Mar
14% July
100
•'/--
96 Va Mar
12% July
25
-
20%
34%
645
•
26
11 y2
40c
•
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Mining
6c
94
36%
Porcupine
Consolidated
Players
Jan
97
10
1,595
12c
1
Nickel
Mining
34%
17
100
j-
7
87/a
*
—.—'
Corp
Farwest
34 Va
36 %
100
325
Jan
5VaC
1
;
94
*
,
Jan
Jan
6VaC
1
:
34
34
,
9 Va
5.45
52
.'8%
:_1
Canadian
34
'
__
4,617
10V2C
20
__—...
Fargo Oils Ltd
-
12% Mar
Jun
42'/4
.
July
38 Va July
lie
.
:
Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy..
Faraday Uranium Mines.
Apr
Sep
Jun
2.50
-
13
"
—A-
Falconbridge
Jan
Sep
8.00 July
Feb
5%
150
Sep
13% Aug
19%
1
j.—
9%
7 10
6
Jan
43c
Mines
Mining
1,748
3.50
12%
:
...
-
Jun
19%
•
;.
Jan
2.50
8%,-
,
1
Developments
oEmco,. Ltd
Feb
27c
,
Sol
&
Sep
21
13
*
Mines
9.00
92
2.85
liy4
,
1
Common
Elder
12
-.Sep
Apr
July
May
Aug
19%
•
;
Co !
class A_____4
7
•
Jan
Jan
24
Jun
6.00
2,365/
100
7
58%
>
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1
Mines
40c
6y2
1.04
31%
16%
15
26
.•
common
Mines
45 y8 Mar
16 VaC Aug
60c
Aug
Sep
27% Mar
3,600
325
11V4
—1
230
260
100
46c
3.50
4lVa
Jan
July
4,295
16 V4
6
Feb
55c
7,311
19,736
'
90
2.75.
__
8.55
25
ny2
•
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16,993
,
29 V8
24
8,986
50c
28 Va
21%
41%
*
Gold
1,000
770
__1
Central
46V2c
,
1
.
13
800
•
common..
Petroleum
^'robisher
Central
10 %
7
Jun
■
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&
80
70c
-
Jun
6
1
78
...»
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9.40
11%
•
Ltd—
12
20
Corp
Athabaska
8.80
7
common
Co
Aug
13Va Aug
com..*
Quartz
33c
29
•
2IV2C 2IV2C
*
Asbastos
29c
•
Mines
10%
6%
_•
Mines
Apr
14 %c
21%,
—.23.50
Copper
8% Mar
4.00
100
Westinghouse
Jan
29c
July
Sep
46Vac-
100
Chemical
Textile
Donalda
Apr
2,994
class A
14c
Feb
6 Vac
9.40
•
Coal
&
Jan
19c
....
Preferred
Aug
6V2C
3.50
Invest
Jan
87
33c
Jun
4,281
..25
Stores
Dominion
3.95 Aug
Sep
25c
485
Dominion Scottish
Feb
2.75
Jun
Feb
85c
20c
May
83
18 V2c
5,730
92
Magnesium
104% May
7V2C Jan
July
9c
25
8,100
.7.10
Insurance
Dominion
Jun
2.20
9,125
10
Sep
Jan
-
3,700
100
Jan
9%
Sep t/7...
Apr
4Vac Aug
9c
16
common
Sep
22c
92
common
:
Jan
13c
,
8c
6.90
& Steel
2.40
1.05 July
19,865
1.75
Foundry
:
Jan
50 V2
i-
10c 10V2c
16
Preferred
8%
Vickers
'
,
...
1.34
Sep
71c
1,299
50c
1.65
56c
1.72
1
preferred
13,550
20c.,
92
common
Sep
6%
1,599
Dominion
5.40
10
Natural ,Gas
9Vac lOVac
Jan
Jan
29
29c
.
Warrants
Jun
70c
17,200
*
1.05
*
Wallpaper Mfrs
Consolidated
6%
Sep
32
Sep
7% July
2.22
_
Western
Consolidated
2.35
10,150
88c
6%
19
5% May
-2,115
10
1
Canadian
Consolidated
Electrohome
Feb
38c
Canadian
Consolidated
Dominion
Feb
28
1,045
8V2
Thorium
Ccniaurum
Dairies
Jan
16
210
1.99
•
preferred
99 Va
7.10
preferred..
22%
125
32
61/2
Coal
18'/a Mar
18%
5.15
Superior Oil
5%
6Va
10
*
Dominion
3.70
•
Utilities
250
85Va
13c
Apr
3,500
preferred___l00
Inv
Jan
72c
25
common
•7
5c
102
6%
1.50
Feb
4Vac
2.50
Anglo
14%
22%
6%
14%
Corp....
Corp class A
39% July
17,875
Jan
9 Vac Mar
21c
•
,
Feb
2.00
Railway
Canadian
Coniagas
12
625
2.50
preferred
190
10c
July
22 Va
Sep
__
2
.
Petroleum
8 »/2
common
Petrofina
Conduits
'.
13%
311/2
84c
1
Pacific
Commonwealth
Dome
5.25
Mines
Canadian
Lake
16
Famous
Canadian Oil Cos.
Coin
Mar
8V. July
•
Inca
Canadian
Cockshutt
31
18%
6%
common
Northwest
Cochenour
8,293
-
20
Gold
Canadian
45 V4
9c
6Va
.
Jan
38 V2
.1
Industries
May
25
19%c
lOVac
^
25c
:
;
6.60
,
.
Malartic
Oils
Seagrams—
Mines
July
10c
Gas
Canadian
Gold
Palmer
Devon
Distillers
Dome
2.90
*
common
Oil
Canadian
Chi mo
Feb
Sep
40% Sep
980
13
Indl
Cbibougamau
Aug
8c
58
3.05
__20c
Canadian
5c
100
85'/a
..
1
Bridge
A_50c
.
Kayrand
2.20
Sep
Aug
&
32
Hydrocarbon
Chib
4c
46% Mar
Dominion
._16%
Warrants
4,100
27
102
20c
1
-—
Dominion
1
Canadian
Cbesterville
1.30
4,606
2,047
Mines
Jan
•
Crest
8c
27
10c
.
1
Jan
*
class
69c
4V2C
1
Mines
7.05
100
Gai
20,200
6c
Delnite
Denison
July
•
Homestead
Chartered
12%"'Aug
Jan
2.60
18%
preferred:
Morse
100
—1
Mines
150
3
Oil.
75c
Sep
Sep
w
1
Mines
Gold
990
•
Preferred
Gold
45%
10% May
Horn
10
:
Erin
39% July
1.10
.
'7 Va c
44 V4
1
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
3.30
*
Canadian
5.25
10
•
Products
Tire
Jun
3.05
25
B
Husky
1.45
131/2
Petroleum
&
16%
500
Feb
5.85
3.40 Mar
345
,
100
i
—
37'A
A.
Dock
Fairbanks
High
July
50
53%
2.00
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
2,500
.
Sep
Sep
2.00
Sep
9c
—
100
preferred
3.10
1
A
8c
2.50
Co
Daragon Mines
1.75
75c
__1
—;
37%
.
Pete
Steel
5.25
•
preferred-.
Explorers
Paering
Dalex
Jan
566,
5c
•
com
common
Devonian
Cheskirk
1.31
1,100
2,720
•
-
52%
5c
53 y8
Wright
Dredge
Chateau
1.38
20
,
18c
Jan
50
Jun
Aug
__
1
...
Mines
Sep
Preferred
Food
6,000
A
12c
600
7l/2C
■;
5
.
-
International Ltd—
May
.
Chieftain
Canadian
Cusco
3.00
Collieries
Canadian
Crush
8c
6%
.Warrants
Canadian
Aug
*;• 1.35 /fan
Sep -
41 Va
common
Canadian
Drawn
10c
87c
.
42 V*
Chemical
Canadian
-6,900
270
25
Canadian
•
1,945
.
Curtis
-
47
common
class
Canadian
Charter
6c
.12.50
preferred
$1% preferred
Central
90c
46%
common
SI
Cayzor
87c
Sep
Dominion
Canadian
Cassiar
90c
warrants
Canners
Cariboo
Crowpat Minerals
1
Aluminium
Canadian
Can
15
60
warrants.
warrants-.
B
5% %
May
46
Commerce
British
New
Crown
10
44 Va Mar
6,800
1.80
16V4. 16%
1
.....
Zellcrbach
23 V» Mar
150
42c
9c
10
356
Mar
5.20
5.25
-
Trust
15
25c
1.75
16%
-
common
Pershing
Crown
46%
Minerals
of
Breweries
A
Canadian
Croinor
55
1
Canadian
Canadian
J&n
Jun
High
11,700
18
1
Timber
15
100
I
Astoria
Canadian
21
46
Petroleum
——
Canadian
Canadian
Cresibrook
Jan
j
Low
39c
14
1.75
50c
Ltd
Mines
54
6c
preferred
Oils
Canadian
Class
33%
18 V*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33c
"
*
:
Mines
L)
(R
54
*
Tungsten
Class
Crain
Crestaurum
_10
Southern
Canadian
Craigmont
Jan
•
*
Canada
Canadian
Sep
4.25
Shares
34c
_1
;
27 ya July
•
Canada
Canadian
15 Va
Sep
for Week
Low
•
1
.
...
Bit
19
Aug
12% Aug
410
;
Permanent
Canadian
Craig
July
12 y2 May
1,400
161/2
3.45 Aug
Sep
Zinc
Mining
24
850
-
Lead
Courvan
*
Canada
t>
-
16
-
Safeway
Canadian
13
20
Lands
Canada
Class
13
Coulee
7.20 Aug
22% Aug
300
10
Canada Packers class A
Class B
Class
.
27
Mar
63c
9% May
3.40
Par
Class
Oil
Canada
27
1.90
652
_*
common
Warrants
Canada
27
25
Sep
Range
of Prices
*
High
4.30 Mar
4,190
50O
3.60
24
36Vac
5,505
151/2
3.60
•
A
2.20
13%
24V4
—20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
14'A
*
common
class
1.90
*
common
Cement
Low
Monday, October 3, 1960
JL
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40c
Warrants
Canada
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
•
Cbibougamau
Campbell
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Priee
.
^
Gold
&
—1
6'/2c
1
29c
———1
Mines—
5V2C
preferred..^—100
7—1
7-^
V
Dauch'_
—7.
*
'
.
i_
__
10
9
May
Mar
3,000
13c
Aug
July
7VaC
5,500
5c
Jun
29c33V2c
37,600
15c 15 Vzc
6V2c
5V2C
6%c
9,000
94
Paper
Bell
130
95
94
1.42
1.45-
900
50
50
200
42.
7/7! <-Y:
23c
Mar
4c
May
75
15 %c Mar
12c
40c
Sep
8c
Apr
Jan
97
1.35 Aug
Mar
55
50
Jan
1.80
Jan
Apr
May
^
Volume
Number 5991
192
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1337)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Tower
Hi
Drilling
:
Consolidated
Hollinger
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Class
Class
5
♦
;
Prior
L
$1:40
6%%
7,038
7.10
Jun
12%
Jan
McKenzle
4,768
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
McMarmac Red
1,100
3.10 Aug
5.00
Jan
McWatters
33% July
44%
35
42
(
2.50
36
;36
430
41
'
__
41
75
2.46
2.50
-
4.05
4.10
45%
-
•
480
44%
2,541
9.75
9.65
9.95
9c
9%c
55
> 55
30c
8.75 Aug
125
48
Mar
59
Feb
30c
500
24c
May
42c
Feb
60%
259
class
A
•
9%
—25
23%
9%
9%
8'A
I,552
10
Sep
Min
100
20%
Feb
23'A
Sep
Molsons
410
20 %
Sep
20%
Sep
81
220
73
Apr
88
Jun
30
Mar
80
__
33
14,731
12
12%
2,957
6'/a
Cement
40%
46%
_il00
95
Co
Natural
Co
17 "A
17 %
17%
1
4.10
4.05
15%
15%
—
1
—
Bronze
Powders
International
Nickel
International
Iso
preferred
225
Feb
43
Apr
Nello
57 %
52
July
60
Jan
255
32
27
28%
2,720
23
85c
22,450
1.56
3,900
27'A
79c
10
-
23 %c
1.10
1
Sep
41 %
38
Jan
1.75
Feb
3.70
Sep
Apr
14%
30c
62c
Mines
preferred—
2.25
Mines
1
Mining
-1:
10c 10%c
Jan
9
v
100
3,000
;•
12,600
27 %c
26c
29c
13,727
—
15c
16c
1,000
1.80
1.88
1,800
—
57/s
Kelvinator of Canada
*
57/a
2.65
6 %
6c
1
6'A
456fn Jan
■
■'
■
>
Jun
Jan
Jan
25c
Apr
2.09
5% Aug
6
Jan
43c
1.18 May
2,500
29c
17c
May
2.40
Jan
9% Sep
9 % Mar
■
Aug
13c
1,450
Jun
7%
Apr
3.95
Sep
Jan
10'A
Aug
Jan
6c
6%c
21,500
3c
Sep
9%c
13%
43,885
10%
Jun
22%
Apr
1.91
common
Minerals
1,600
3c
4c
1,400
3c
Sep
1.90
Jan
26c
23c
28c
20,330
17c
July
42c
Jan
6c
Jun
—
1
Kirkland Townsite
1.92
4c
Copper
Warrants
1.55 Mar
3.80 Mar
8%c
9c
10,500
41c
30c
41c
234,975
(John)
Ltd
•
29%
Mining & Exploration—17%
Lafarge Cement common
iilO
28%
17%
6'A
29%
2,497
24
Apr
30
Sep
18
5,110
17
Jun
27%
Jan
6%
200
Kopan
1
Ltd
Developments
—
*
Labatt
Labrador
—
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland
—1
Mines
Gas
Lake
Osu
44c
1
_
GoldlTnr—
Lingman
Lake
2.20
2.35
56c
35c
Jun
Lake
Shore
Mines
1
4.20
4.20
4.50
Wasa
Mining
1
—
22c
23c
6,050
2.75
3.00
200
La
Luz
Mines
Lamaque
Landa
Gold
Langis
Latin
60c
68c
36c
3
Gold
Loblaw
B
1.00
Jan
July
Jan
1.32
20
100
1.40 July
Jan'
12
15%
5c
3%c
2.00
30
30%
31
275
31
312
26% Mar
31%
—
29%
30%
50
50
200
45
55July
4c
1.60
25%
Jun
28%
5,230
22%
29
30
4,355
22% Mar
46%
47%
940
7.00
7.25
770
—
*
—
8%
8'A
525
8%
40
1.50
3.50
8c
8'Ac
42c
41c
44c
51c
50c
56c
5c
5c
6%c
Goldfield
1
24
10c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
•
Macassa Mines
1
2.75
MacDonald
1
19c
1
—
Mines
Explorations
preferred
20
Red
Magnet
Consolidated
6%c
—
•
7%c
5,500
2.65
2.80
14,300
17c
20c
4,800
4%c
5c
30,100
50
24
1.08
24
1.22
18,500
14%
14
14%
7,110
2.92
2.85
1
Mines
24
1.09
•
River
Lake
Majortrans
13c
*
—
Gold
6,400
1
Powell
&
Madsen
100
10c
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
Blodel
5c
24%
Fields
1
—
75c
3.20
57,000
8c
13c
508,000
2c
2c
5,000
72c
1.00
19,850
Aug
29
Sep
31%
Sep
47%
Sep
9.00
-
Jan
1.00 Mar
9
3.50
Sep
Nesbitt
New
18c
Jan
67c
Apr
Feb
57c
Sep
10c
July
1'AcMar
3'Ac
'.
v
24
8c
6c
Jun
7'Ac
Jan
Apr
26
Jan
19c
Jan
July
Feb
15c
Jan
2.92
Jan
32c
Jan
2.40 July
15c
3'Ac
Jun
Jun
21'A May
1.00
Sep
13% Aug
2.50 July
4'Ac
Jun
l'Ac Jun
70c
Sep
Uranium
Manitou
Barvue
Maple Leaf
Maralgo
35,500
45c
1,100
15
15
15'A
335
100
90
90
90
22
9c
9c
6%c
6%c
7'Ac
8,000
5c
5c
3,000
•
common
."
Preferred
Marcon
5c
45c
•
Mines
1
Mines
Marigold
Oils
1
>
s
*
preferred
For
Aug
ll'/4 Mar
85
Feb
Labine
Athona
Calumet
Mar
•
8%
8'A
8%
20,605
100
100%
100
101
360
see page
42.
lie
11c
lie
3,600
July
20 %o
Jan
15%
15
15%
410
13% Aug
16%
Jan
4%c
4c
4'Ac
5,200
27%
27%
125
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.25
2.50
3.30
8V4
Sep
93% Mar
5c
July
1.75
•
11%
24
1.22
Feb
Sep
Jan
3.35
Apr
13c
Sep
3'Ac Jan
8c
4v
4,000
4c
Jun
9c
1,000
9c
May
15c
6 'Ac
Aug
15c
4'Ac
1,000
1
27c
26'Ac
30c
11% July
13,037
19% May
49
61,750
4%c
55
May
Apr
18c
3%c July
21c
Sep
Jan
.
7'Ac
Sep
Jan
Sep
40'Ac July
6c
9,600
5c
Jun
19'Ac
35c
II,850
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
Develop
*
5'Ac
6c
4,000
4c
Jun
8c
Apr
•
19c
21c
3,041
18c
Sep
35c
Jan
9c
July
19c
Mar
Oil
of
Canada
Petroleum
50c
Mines
10'Ac
1
1
;
I
New Hosco Mines
8'Ac
1
Harricana
2.95
44c
Mines
12
Gold
1
New
Senator Rouyn
New
Taku
Mines..
Wire
64c
1
B_.
Nickel Mining & Smelting.
Rim Mines
86,870
42c
Sep
7'Ac
3,500
10c
30,700
7c
May
14c
34,000
10'Ac
Jun
25c
Jan
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
1.27
Jan
3.20
Sep
19c
Jan
1.14
4%c Jun
25c
1,000
Jan
9'Ac Jan
Jun
4'Ac
Jun
4 %c
3,000
3c
May
16c
4,250
12c
May
12
470
38c
3,235
26c
35c
1
4c
1,000
35c
38c
22,800
5c
12
1
105,485
8c
15%c
—_
64c
6c
15 %c
.
Mines
50c
4'Ac
1
;
Jun
,57c
——
♦
Nickel
6c
5c
.
—*
—
class
4,500
8c
1
.
9c
12c 13'Ac
%C
1
,
Apr
%c
25c
_1
:
17c
43c
1
Mines-
Rouyn Merger
Jan
July
to*
.
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
Jun
2.20
3.20
8
10c
Mines
Manitoba
9c
55,635
Feb
6'Ac
•
*
1,500
11,500
2.95
1
Kelore Mines
11c
9c 10'Ac
9c
1
^
Mines
35c
600
34c
26c
Jun
9
8c
Sep
12c
Jan
6c
Jan
18c
May
Aug
12
Sep
Jun
72c
Jan
July
75c
Jan
75c
75c
76c
2,000
70c
Aug
1.46
Jan
Nisto Mines
1
—
4'Ac
4'Ac
4,000
4c
Jun
7c
Jan
Nor
1
14c
14c
18c
63,578
11c
Apr
20c
36
Jun
48%
33c
Jun
May
Aug
Sep
24 %c
Jan
3.70
Jan
Acme
Gold
Noranda Mines
Norbeau
Norgold
40%
Mines
4,534
55c
14,519
l:
Norlartic
Mines
Mining Corp
common....
Sep
13c
5c
Apr
12c
8,000
7c
May
13c
Jan
35c
33c
35c
3,507
26c
Jun
59C
Feb
,_25c
1.80
1.80
1.85
920
Sep
2.95
Jan
40c
40c
1,180
50
22%
22%
22%
50
98c
1.07
Ltd
1.00
Telephone
Natural
74c
Mar
9,666
18c
25,400
40c
Sep
Sep
38c
40c
6,200
20c
Jun
81c
47%
48
600
1.15
1.25
2,500
47%
■
•
12%
12
12%
4.10
4.15
1.15
100
Norvalie
13,500
Mines
O'Brien
1
...
8c
Gold
Oleary
Malartlc
Products
Copper
10c
Jun
80c
Jan
16c
Feb
50c
9c
9c
Jan
36c
i 24c
165,000
26%
21%
*
26%
175
25% Mar
29
Jan
19%
21%
145
19%
24
Fpb
Aug
Aug
'
6.00
5.80
6.00
5,340
1.38
1.42
Jan
6c
42,500
4,000
80c
6c
4c
Aug
9%c Jan
23c
25c
4,200
21c
Aug
37c
7
7%
600
26c
26c
2,500
6c
25c
7%
26c
650
8.60
Sep
1.41
1
1
A
5.45 Mar
-
6%
Feb
26c
v
May
8% May
Jan
1.54
-
Sep
->
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
35c
Mar
9
*
8%
\
10%
9.55
5.45
Petroleums
6.00
370
23
22%
23%
975
35c
35c
5,000
23,300
24c
25c
Jun
44c
Jan
...20,775
117,500
52c
Jan
85c
Sep
Jan
Jun
•
Petroleum
20c
8%
10%
3 l'Ac
Pamour Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Pardee Amalg
Mines
Canada
Paymaster
75c
85c
6'Ac
jLl
31'Ac
75c
:
5c
6 %C
Gold
Consol
7.80
Jun
5.30
Jun
20% July
July
13%
50c
Mar
18c
1
18c
Sep
14'Ac
2,410
11c
May
23c
19c
11c
Aug
60c
2.60
2,700
2,200
18c
20c
33,720
14c 18'Ac
250,826
5c
2.37 July
Jun
15c
10c
Jan
Jan
2.48
I
Aug
9.00
29 %
17c 17'Ac
I
Ltd
34c
17,012
15c
__1
warrants
Consolidated
Expl
Feb
Apr
4c
9,133
6,520
15c
Jun
17c
July
5,000
57c
20 %C
15'Ac
Jun
Jan
9'Ac
Pamoil Ltd
Pee
8c
10c
6'Ac
•
Mines
preferred
of
8,500
9c
Warrants
Pato
8c
14c
53c
1
....
Page Hershey Tubes
Palliser
Sep
1
;
Wholesale
Lake
Pacific
Jan
Sep
1.65
Jun
1
.
1
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa
Jan
4.45
55c
10
common...
Mines
Orenada Gold
Osisko
Jun
16%
9'Ac
•
& Debenture
Overland
Jan
48% Aug
1.50 Aug
July
1
Ontario
Opemiska
Jan
3.10 July
75c
1
Ontario Loan
Orchan
V':--
-
Mines
Metals
Steel
*
lie
6'Ac
Mines
Rare
Jan
'
Obaska Lake Mines
Oka
11
1.30
1.25
Mar
1.00
2,610
1.15
41
4,912
4.15
Warrants
Nudulama
Jan
Mar
38c
45c
1
Gas
Jan
25
38c
•
;
May
19% July
9,775
Jan
1.05
35c
40c
20c 2l'Ac
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrants..
North Star Oil preferred
50
Northern Canada Mines
1.80
43c
1
1
Ontario
Jun
2,000
•
•
Mines
Northern
6c
7c
8'Ac
Rankin
Northern
2.55
6%C._
Coldstream
Goldcrest
7'Ac
6c
3,470
47,200
6'Ac
—
North
19c
7c
7c
'
-
North
3c
53,500
1
Preferred
North
3,000
23c
Jan
40c
Oils
Warrants
4%c
2.70
Jan
Jan
1.10
6'Ac
1
"
Exploration
Canadian
21c
2.60
-III
1
Nickel
4c
——
21c
•
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
North
41'A
45 c
.
Normetal
Northgate
39
45c
.
Mines
Peerless
Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Penmans
Peoples
Jan
Permo
Jan
Peruvian
Gas
&
Gold
Oil
1.20
Oil preferred
Mines
Mines
Jan
2.85
33c
July
Jun
39c
Jan
Jan
18'Ac
*
97%
Jan
Pickle
•
Gas
Gold
•
Mines
12c
3,200
11c
7%
7%
Jun
Sep
30
100
28% Mar
30%
19
19
635
19
50c
45c
14c
—
65c
—
69c
-
8%
29'A
__
2
1
I
Crow
11'Ac
19
common
&
\
*
common
Credit
1
Petrol Oi( &
1.23
650
6%
Mar
22
85c
Jan
Sep
Sep
Mar
Jan
7,400
4,500
40c
lie
Jun
21%c Jan
1.28
1,400
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
July
15c
Aug
57c
69c
28,275
48o
45c
46c
2,750
40o
Jun
69c
82c
30,846
63o
July
1.17
85c
Jan
Jan
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
47%c May
10c
4'Ac
10'Ac 10 %c
11 %c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
12 %
4,000
12c
Jan
102
890
4'Ac
4'Ac
Aug
1.33
12%
4c
1
16
99c
2.60 Mar
July
11%
10
Sep
19
1.05
Sep
6c
Dickenson
Patino
8%c
1.51
Sep
5%
Sep
l'/a Aug
Sep
4.00
3.00
4,700
Jan
27%
32c
Delhi
Nipissing
257/a Mar
,6c
Davies
Niagara
10c
32c
New
New
1.86
Jun
Sep
1
New
New
8c
3c
9,860
Gold
Continental
Newnorth
49c
15
•
30c
5,500
July
1
47,800
7c
Jan
96c
Place OH & Gas
39c
6%c
59c
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
34c
6%c
63c
Jun
Mar
Jan
35c
•
Sep
25c
25,820
1
New
Jason
Jan
177A Mar
Mines
Concord
New
49% July
35c
Mines
New
Newlund
35% Mar
1
Bidlamaque
New
635
8,615
6,100
Uran
New
New
45%
80c
14
44
*
New
New
13%
44%
Aug
13% Aug
155,900
Jan
1
Sep
51% May
Sep
55c
62c
Jan
May
Sep
42
34
31c
17c
70c
39% Mar
700
56c
11c
21,500
40%
54c
13c
75c
Jan
49c
Jun
8c
5c
26
29c
5%C Aug
70c
Consol
footnotes,
2,100
3'Ac May
40c
74c
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5%%
4%c
1
.-
Maritime
Matachewan
4%c
1
Milling
Apr
1
New
Perron
Maneast
20
25c
.
Alger Mines
Apr
Sep
-
19'Ac
500
5c
24
9%c
—
*
1
Sep
7'Ac July
7,050
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mines
Feb
Sep
41c
46,275
Warrants
Jan
2.00
5,783
1
Jan
Sep
6
26,500
8c
1
•
90c
-.
300
^
Feb
5.00 Mar
200
1.50
3.50
—
—
•
Mines
31
Aug
27
Jan
Jan
2.00
Jan
29
•
Uranium
9c
4c
Aug
Apr
2c
5,500
38,400
28%
*
A
ADr
3c
;
409
41
Sep
5c
Lorado
MacMillan
1.64
211/4
Jan
Aug
1.71
5c
.—50
Ltd
Louvicourt
Sep
r—
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Malar tic
Jan
Jan
1.75
warrants
A
Macleods
Jan
2.20
26c
400
Mineral
Macfie
4.75
•
(M)
Class
Jan
•
Preferred
Loeb
Apr
Jan
30
pfd
Class B
Locana
~
*
A
preferred
A
4.50
33c
Aug
4.20
45c
20,100
21
-
30
class
preferred
Class
1.58
1.
:
Loblaw Cos class A
,..t
14%
21
1
Mines
Lac Gold
Groceterias
C18SS
2nd
14
1.42
21
Jan
•
Mines
Gold
Long
14
1.44
Feb
2.95
1,780
20
1
preferred
Jan
20c
1.00 Aug
41,250
1
Candy
2.80
10c
2.75 Aug
14,950
31c
Jan
Jun
3.30 July
150
32c
Apr
1.01
Feb
19c
8,225
1,25
65c
Gold
Lexindin
3.65
1.25
1
Industries
Little
3.25
50c
Silver
Secord
Lencourt
—
—
10c
American
Leitch
—
*
Mines
Oil
Laura
Levy
*
90c
6c
3,565
Lake
Apr
1.90
15,000
II,000
21%
5c
58c
Car
Mines
Norpax
10'Ac Jun
5,460
9c
20c
Sep
8
July
13,800
15c
—
43c
July
54,100
45c
6%c
8%
1
70c
41c
—
1
Mines
65c
—
1
10'Ac May
18'Ac Aug
6
Jan
21
*
Jan
12%.
12%
1
May
25C
.
840
2.40
—
1
Mines
5%
2.40
*
Jun
8c
12c
^'1
;
23c
Jan
2.45
v.
Aug
-
Jan
16c
Feb
20c
3,500
10c
15c
Gold
8
Apr
14c
8% Aug
1
33c
22c23%c
—
.
Kenville Gold
9
Jan
7'%
Mar
1.95
1,095
Jan
Jan
28c
7'Ac May
10,590
1
12c
*
Kelly Douglas class A
Kerr-Addison
9%
67c:
Jun
8c
May
1.40
Sep
May
4% July
21,500
2.30
1
Ltd
Petrol
Warrants
32,000
-
•
-
Co
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
5'A
9%c
'
9%
31c
23'Ac
500
2.15
33c
Mines
12c
—
Warrants
Quebec
12,000
8c
—
10
16c
Sep
87c
5%
10%c
♦
10
9,900
21,800
14c
8%c
1
Ltd common
27c
1.13
26
10%
31c
Mines
Jan
11% Mar
1.03
—
1
;
23 %c
—
1
Gold
Kirkland
21,500
3.95
Apr
May
Sep
1.45
225
34c
32 %c
—
20c
(1939)
Kilembe
12%
12%
Jun
76c
Feb
Mar
*
New
Mining
Preferred
.
76c
1.45
2.45
9%c
20
20
B
Nealon
41'A
Feb
Mar
345
*
class A
Trust
56
•12%
I,685
12,350
•
Mills
Steel
41'A
1
Mines
Jowsey
Hosiery
National
Jan
Jan
Jun
11%
5'Ac
21%
5c
1
■.
preferred
National
56 y4 July
Feb
56c
common
Petroleum
36%
Feb
Jan
Apr
2.80
-1
Mines
National
5%c May
1
Lake
Jonsmith
13'Ac
Jan
2.05
29c
Jun
-1
Grocers
National
31
1
Mines
Jockey Club
Jcliet
Jan
Jun
July
2.00
—1
Corp Ltd
Exploration
National
45% Mar
36
Mines
B
50c
Jan
2,325
Explorations
Class
1.90
15,450
35c
Joburke
Creek
19,920
3.40
11%
1.40
17c
2,100
21%
•
National Drug & Chemical
35
3.20
3,960
10,285
2.10
13%
common
National
6%c
35%
1.65
17c 18 %c
.40
Corp
Porcupine
Jan
48%
__
1.55
21%
Sep
6c
3.40
Jan
5c
Minerals
33 %
•
Jan
85c
21%
6%
July
39%
63o
Sep
Mines
16'A
16
3,815
3,278
Jun
17c
Wright Iron
Nama
Feb
30c
40c
1.60
Brewery class A
Murray Mining
47%
25c
Waite
Jellicoe
Jan
Jan
8,150
11%
Corp
34%
25c
A
Jefferson
21 %
Jun
Jan
1.15
14 %c
9,600
2.10
Apr
11% Aug
325
57 %
;
Jacobus
Jaye
6c
13
:_5
Mines
Jack
6%
•
44c
Montreal Locomotive Works
Mt
•
32c
Aug
Sep
Multi
20c
-
30c
115
47%
25
Glass
25c
38,400
Jun
500
5
Line
Pipe
Intel-provincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Iroquois
12
__
_1
common
Preferred
Copper
30c
Mar
July^
6c
Apr
40 %c
Petroleums
Preferred
♦
Utilities
Interprovincial
Bay
27c
15c
Apr
2.34
53c
41
Sep
Jan
47c
1.40 Jun
7,000
34
Sep
Jan
8c
8,340
60c
July
Jan
31c
40 %c
B
Moore
Apr
30%
12,500
:
34
17
Jun
90c
7c
60c,.
60c
.1 95
-:■/
13'A Mar
650
6%c
-1
-
1.20
32c
Ore
Class
Class
com—*
Molybdenum
International
30c
1.00
57c
7c
-1
Jun
3.60
60c
—tdl————
Mines
Moneta
July
16
100
9,710
Molybdenum
47
Jan
3,080,
7,400
1.85
16c 16'/aC
Apr
13%c Jan
Aug
31c
1.75
16 %c
Apr
42
Jan
4.00
24c
29c
1.80
500
Jan
6%
8.50 Mar
167
15%
1.00
39%
5o
12%
Mar
78%
2,775
4.25
—20
common.:—.
31
15o
4,645
37
.
Jan
25
4.50
10
preferred
Gas
5'A
1,610
..
\
Jun
520
95
4.00
__
International
*
15%
4.45
Warrants
Iron
95
14%
•
____—
Inspiration
4,570
39%
46%
Sep
11%
5
—
„
Preferred
6%
39%>
Warrants
Irish
6%
1—50
—
10%
23%
20%
21
16,625
6'Ac
1.28
Mining Corp
23%
31%
—
Aug
6,270
21c
5c
Brick
20%
33
preferred
preferred
63%
Mar
52
70c
18C
25 %
30c
Oil
City
2,500
27
5c
1
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill
87c"
High
6.10
July
5'Ac Jun
Aug
July
May
May
Mines
Midrlm Mining
Mar
Low
4.05
19c
Lake
Uranium
Midcon
Apr
14'A
•
Meta
11,500
87c
Lake
Gold
Jan
12c
12%
Inland
Jan
4.90 Aug
51%
Jun
*
Inland
3.25
-
Apr
May
Red
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Devel
Merrill Island Minings
Milton
59%
20
&
Feb
Jan
July
6'Ac
30c
10
—
Assurance
(John)
2.3-1
43
4,000
55
Mar
2.90
•
1,925
__
,
•
.
2,340
4.05
45%
—50c
800
8c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.25
6'Ac
1
-
25%
3.65
Shares
5.05
5.10
Mclntyre
8.60
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common..»
Class
Mines
8.10
__1
;—20
preferred
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
;
Mayfair Oil & Gas
3.50
1
Bank
Investment
preferred
Inglis
Maybrun
Jan
for Week
Low
__1
Aug
29%
7.65
Exploration
$4%
8
Par
Mattagami Lake
7.95
36
Pam Porcupine
Huron & Erie Mortgage
$2'A
Sep
8.60
50
;
Hugh
•:
Aug
10
3.50
Howey Consolidated Gold—Li
1
Hoyle Mining
—
*
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
♦
Hudson Bay
Oil——•
Hydra
Jan
19%
High
Jan
8.10
.
common-
preferred
Imperial
Imperial
5%
3,610
7
♦
Pitfield
Smith Paper
Howard
125
20%
20
603
8
;
Sales
Range
Sale Price
20c
B
&
20%
Low
10
8
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
•
A
Home
Gold-,
__
STOCKS
Shares
High
9%
9%
*
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Holden Mfg class A
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
41
Pitch
Ore
Uranium
Jan
Feb
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Corp
Jan
Prairie Oil Royalties
Gold
1
—80s
4%C
2,000
4o
May
7c
40c
42c
13,250
35c
Aug
94c
12'A
12%
1,360
4'Ac
40'Ac
' 12%
50c
72,400
1
40c
40c
40c
5,400
•
44%
44%
46'A
369
1.50
1.70
5,200
1
50c
__
42c
10 % Jan
17o
Mar
27c
May
43%
Jun
1.48 July
Jan
13% Jun
60c
Jun
42c
Feb
55 %
Jan
Feb
2.90
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1338)
CANADIAN MARKETS
High
2.40
2.50
1,150
35c
.20o
Ore
Iron
ElectricLtd-,
President
42c
1,900
4.70
2.50
4.75
4,300
66C
89c
143,427
-
.__1
Mines
Preston
Low
Low
Par
Premium
Friday
4.70
1
T
85c
Prospectors Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd.
STOCKS
2.15
1.96
1.83
2.00
7%c
9c
/ 67,733
17c 17 Vac
Jan
Toronto
1.40
Jan
Toronto, Star
5.15
Jan
3,450
Traueru
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Units
8c
4% %
Apr
5%: preferred
-1°°
—
52
-
r
Mining.
Quonto Petroleum
—1
52%
1.80
25,397
2,270
5c
:
550
7.90
5c
_
Jan
Oil
Ultra
Jan
Union
Jan
Union
50c
47C
16,800
460
Jun
78c
16c
1,000
16c
Sep
38c
Jan
93c
95c
2,500
93c
Sep
51c
15
—>
15
15
15
49 %c
49 %C
5lc
10,700
1.50
68c
Jan
60c
Jan
.26 %c
25c
30c
39,300
18%c
Jun
1.85
1.85
1.87
200
1.50
Feb
16
17 y8
14%
;
16
——*
—
175
17 y8
»
■Z\
15
15
100
1.42
1.35
1.60
29,300
*
18 %C
18 %c
21c
32,200
*
7.75
7.60
7.80
21,695
5c
Minerals
14%
—*
Mines
6%C
4,000
:
Algom
:■
28
Feb
13
Rio
Rupununi Mines
Silk
Riverside
Robertson
Roche
Mill
common
135
17c
15,250
13
13%
200
4.50
4.50
200
7.90
B
Fuel
Class B
New
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Sep
Vanadium
Apr
17%
Jan
Violamac
Jun
4.50
'■ 4,714
6"%
Jan
Waterous Equipment
80
80
Mar
81%
Jan
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
i——
July
10c
Sep
Webb
80
Jan
Wainwright* Prod
Amulet
4,027
2,875
I,542
39c
48c
16%
16%
17 y8
&
98%
96%
98 y8
48c
•
9
July
1.38
Gold-
4.75
755
1.33
1.50
5c
t
Weedon
Werner
Jan
Jun
50c
Sep
Canadian
May
5c
Sep
1.50
Oil
&
Arts
Seven
1.04
Class
■
—
1———*
—
50
33/
Sep
Sep
4,325
65c
Jun
1.20
28 %c
34c
29,200
14c
Jun
Petroleum
Grocers
class
...
iT-3i
48
Class
A
Class
B
Bherritt
Sicks
preferred
preferred
—
Gordon
3.25 Mar
4.65
B
3.80 Aug
5%
Apr
9
ioy8
15,164
8y4
4,957
24 V*
Sep
41%
137
25%
Sep
806
37 % Mar
47
47
50
2.65
2.96
3.05
30,066
23
__—~
23
2.01
153
Sigma
Mines
Quebec
1
3.40
3.40
3.75
Miller
Mines
1
26c
25c
27c
II,249
S
K
10%
11
26%
27%
3,052
96c
11
-
•
Ltd.
Mines
D
—•
A
Ltd
Simpsons
Biscoe
class
Dairies
Silverwood
1.03
23,850
1.00
Manufacturing-
2.96
2.70
11%
480
2.00
33%
3.00
common
Southam
Southern
Warrants
,—
46%
21%
21%
400
45c
Lead
&
Mines
Wire
!
6,000
19c
14%
60c
60c
31 %c
Jan
Jan
34%
38%
7290
32
Sep
38 %
Sep
247/s
Jan
15
14% July
19
17
60c
Aug
9,765
10c
July
56c
25c
1,400
36
353/4
37
1,638
36%
38
800
106
91 >106
156
82
Feb
30
100
Mar
2,520
10
Mar
100
6
Jun
28c
Sep
53c
5c
5%c
40,500
3%c Aug
7c
33%
33%
34
145
631/4
64%
3,205
3%c
4c
5,800
Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
7.15
1
62% Aug
:
3c
I"-
38% Jan
Jun
31
87%
Jan
6c
...
May
Jan
2.40
Exploration
1
",.f J'r,
'
-
'.*•>!.
133/a
6%
6%
1.13
1.10
1.18
30c
15c
14c
16c
53,700
7c
11 %c
13c
9c
40c
59c
1,000
40c
July
9,500
5c
Mar
10c
20c
-
;
25c
15
15
s
j.
44c
July
16%
Jan
4.50
Jan
'Sep
17%
Jan
Mar
13
700
Jan
Jan
July
12c
22,400
2.30
,
Jan
v
1.85
1.40 May
8,225
Jan
July
1.81
6c
;»
13'/4
2.25
2.30
Mar
22 %C
23c
9,977
24%
25
230
25
>"
'
,
class
7
40
40
40
3.00
3.00
8%
1.70
1
1
48
471/4
1
.
Ltd common
•
12
2.10
Sep
20 %c Aug
21% Feb
38
•
Mar
2.50 Aug
47c
54c
43c
4$c
20,434
2,100
8%
8%
25
1.66
1.82
19,967
1.40
> 1.35
1.42
1,900
1.25 Mar
18 %c
16 %C
19C
81,200
16%c Sep
1
10
GoltL
Mines—
1,735
3.00
1
,
;■■■.
A_
Lundmark
48
Mines
1.52
Jun
560
45
Mar
85
85
7
76
Apr
1.30
1.40
2,200
II,400
1.06 May
50c
50c
55c
7%
7%
7%
1,285
4c
4c
4c
1,500
3%c July
40c
43c
2,200
36 %c Aug
31c
July
Ltd.
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
30c
-
26c
Aug
16%
Jan
7% Mar
1.67
1.05
Jan
17c
Aug
Jan
Aug
14cZFeb
23%
25
295
23%
Sep
29
Jan
81%
81%
81%
25
81%
Sep
85
Feb
15
—5
5.00
4.25 Mar
Jan
143/4
Mines
197/8
Jan
4.75 May
8.25
Jan
35,410
1.40
Jan
13c
2%c
4c
6%C
2%c
——^__1
14% Aug
345
1.24
12c
_20o
1,745
4.95
1.07
1
,
—;
15
4.75
6V2C
1.01
16,500
Aug
27c
2c
Aug
4%c Aug
5c
Jun
9%c Jan
*
2,000
•
1
1.05
1.00
1.13
*
1.35
1.35
1.35
200
70c
70c
76c
43,700
2.40
2.40
2,100
1
17 %C
17 %C
20c
20c
20c
13,000
2,750
-
92,315
-
May
11c
9,100
•
„._1
1
A
Mines
Mines
——1_
"7 /
Shown
5 %
Jan
July
54
41c
8,500
251/2c 25%c
1
10
30c
43c
500
24 %c May
2,029
48% Mar
53%
551/4
Expressed
>;'"//
Jan
Asbestos
Last
83c
Jun
1.13
Sep
2.75
1.00 Mar
56c
Jan
Apr
May
87c
Z 16c
Sep
July
29c
/• Jan
13c
Jun
29c
Jan
2.35
Jan
3.00 Mar
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
5
Dredging
Consolidated
Dupont
Paper
Glass
Co
of
Jan
Mar
Maclaren
3,416
6%
1,445
24%
25%
1,751
■
■
T> 5.45
;
5'
38
15c
i——•
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z:
■:
&
Paper—
Jan
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Yukon
2.80
Jan
Mines
;
3.90
Jan
5.50
13 %
Jun
18
391/4
4,530
15c
16c
Sep
•No
Jan
a
July
18%
18'A
1,400
17%
—
.
—
86
355
xxx*
Jan
Feb
26 %- Jan
Jan
Aug
23
Sep
130
Jan
9 % May
75
11
14
Jan
85
79
!
r>*
.f-.—.
.
1
•
80
300
75
Feb
90
Jun
29
29
100
26%
Sep
31%
Jan
3.82
•
Corp
22c
90
191/4 July
85
37%
3.85
37
38%
897
57c
60c
20,234
35
445
1
57c
*
—
Jan
Aug
66
220
1,000
1
S-J2~50
Zellers
85
13c
70%
22%
35
35
4\'0
2.30 Aug
3.15
Sep
Aug
32
Feb
37
37
72c
Jan
Jan
46%
55c
-
Jan
July
Jan
59%
36% Mar
70%
Sep
Sep
i Sep
44% Jan
7
July
213/s
Jan
40c
4.40
5,200
10%
:
26% Aug
Feb
300
10%
i._.
Paper
Gold
May
20%
1,827
85%
'.
Consolidated
Sep
July
8
70%
Apr
Jan
45
1,754
5
—7.50
Ontario
High
Apr
18
Z
——1
81
6
213/8
—
(1956)
Paper
Power
35%
5.50
17%
.;Z39%
—
Canada
5.05
18
*
—
Gaspe Copper Mines
Mil nesota
431/4
z •Z.—
_•
Dalhousie Oil -xxxi
Dominion
41
i_—1
—.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6 3/4
•
Sugar
—
Shares
67/8
•••,
Marconi
for Week
High
43%
Develop
Dominion
&
Dollars
Sales
of Trices
Low
*
Canadian
Range
Par
Corp
Canadian
in
Week's
Friday
Anglo Newfoundland
Jan
2.15
Are
7
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper-
9%
57c
85
.10*
—
8.00
69c
1
Petroleums
40
May
1.30
•
25%
July
8% July
1
Park
Mines
107
1.10 Mar
100
Sep
Aug
23%
1.07
STOCKS
International
37c
_iOc
r:
1.04
37c
100
Preferred
Texstar
3.60, Jan
-
50
preferred-
i'r-
Sep '
92
4.75
:
Loblaw Inc.
24%
___*
—
2.00
I,100
22%
35c
Teck Hughes
Canada
600
12
—
Territory Mining
'
2.30
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
Tom bill
>
'
Industries
Thompson
Sep
1.58
56c
2.25
Preferred
16,910
Jan
4.75
Sale Trice
2.50 Sep
Jan
2.40
6c
•
Thorncliffe
18c
1
common
*
May
4.75
3,143
•Z./v 25
>•;
-
38%
Jun
13c
Li
class
Z
ZZV> ■•/;,/.'
Jan
.
1.48
-4'
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Texaco
3,160
15,400
24
6c
Industries
Temagaml
2.50
56c
Supertest Petroleum ordinary.
Taurcanis
17
1.53
Warrants
Tancord
360
13%
Sep
Sep
1
—
Superior Propane
Tamblyn
19%
7.00
X
—.
Contact
Switson
20,652
18%C22%C
18 %c
-1
7.40
191/4
2.40
—
Cons Mines
Sunburst
700
19%
Sullivan
14%
13%
1
'<
38
*
Prices
*
•
Steep
Sudbury
>:>•/
Feb
100
Jan
—
Gold
Submarine Oil Gas.
106
55C
July
29
Jan
64 %
River
105 %
22c
-■
28% AU'g
3.50 Apr
28% Mar
r
Sturgeon
>
3.15 Aug '
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
7,700
v
..
50
700
•:/
36%
A
—
Mining
Jan
3.80
1
rights
3.15
Sep
200
1,500
30c
of Canada
Trust
26 %
3.15
•
Jan
10% July
733
17
„70c
27c 31»/2c
Bros
Sterling
26%
3.15
Feb
28c
Btarratt Nickel
Steeloy Mining
1.35
1.55
*
17% May
Sep
100
class
Oil
G)
Metal
Jan
-Jan
1.60 Mar
Aug
May
Z ,.."-"1
Stanwell Oil & Gas_
Tidal
Aug
10c
16%
•
Stanrock Uranium
Tiara
7c
10c
;
13c
—♦
„_
Zulapa
Jan
1.88
70c
Aug
Electric
Zenmac
Feb
1,100
8c
11c
—*
—
Sep
(H
78c
Jun
July
•—*
Ltd
Bear
Zenith
Young
Feb
Sep
Aug
49c
25c
Zinc
Yellorex
2.35
45c
Sep
27c
III
Canutk
23 %c
8c
200
96c
1,200
72c
;
warrants
24
7,800
12c
30c
Radio
Standard
-
6,436
10
XOjQt
Stores
A
York Knitting
45c
8c
Oils
Paving
Standard
Feb
3,200
37c
'
!
&
11c
.
Mar
52c
1.00
Jan
45c
;
36% July
51% Sep
18% July
9%c
___*
;
Standard
Steel
25
145
21%
—
Services
Mines
Stedman
110
51
-
Union Oils
Air
Spooner
29
50%
50
preferred—
__
Spartan
29
51
—_
Ltd
Somerville
51c
96c
1.00
z._*
Industries
Yellovvknife
Slater
Jan
2.15
a
Yankee
Jun
Jan
12c
July
30c
(J)
Yale
,"9%c
Jun
7c
1.00
—1
Class
Jan
July
3c
4,200
120
Xx
A
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
1.09
Jan
79c
'•/<>•■> 644
Jan
3.50 Mar
565
Coghlan
Woodward
Sep
Sep
July
26
500
1.05
Apr
13c
Jun
2.50 May
15,250
;
Preferred
Mar
7%c
6.00
93c
Alexander
Jan
43c
3%c
1.05
6c
Feb
Jan
45c
1_
Wood
Jan
4.50
9% Mar
1,238
2.75
24%
Jun
July
25c
3,750/
Jan
6.90
10%
Yukon
Wood
Jan
5,500
3.10
2.45
38%
10
Windfall
July
3.25
Mar
23
1,471
Silver
48
Jun
6V2C
Apr
91c
:
&
:
4.00 Aug
3%c
Warrants
.
100
'6c
%C
i
Sep
July
5.75
Sep
1.60
45c
Minos
Wiltsey
42% July
42 % July
Mar
42
Sep
40c
33% Mar
7%c
.
Pass
Willrov
13% July
30% Jan
Feb
25
251/a
42
Jan
94 %
•
^_^__1
A_.
preferred
preferred
White
2,383
13,200
•
-
2.75
Z;
1.40
1,050
4.50
6c
—.
class
x
1.85
5.90
35'%
10%
4%%
$6
1.60
5.75
34%
Petrol-
(Geo)
Class
Anr
650
•41%
-i
Breweries
5,000
241/4
—50
_50
—_
3.60
4.50
9%
Jan
28
Aug
^20
Naco
Weston
Jun
Jan
3.45
41%
Apr
Jan
7c
May
81c
warrants—
Leaseholds
Western
1.00 July
•
A
3c
21%
36%c
Preferred
Jan
33
4.40
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
Jan
Jan
2.55
1.35 Aug
-
4,200
104,060
2.80
—Zl25
Decalta
Western
Mar
69c
_
V
■
1.05
—1
Gas
Copper
Sep
13c
66c
3.60
_
100
/
>■>,) 4,715
92 / /■'> //>, 45 1
97c
———_
Western
■"glim
31c
_|__
July
Aug
*
Warrants
Freehold
Becurity
1.55
35
Products
•
Selkirk Holdings class
87c
24%
5.80
•
Zi
:
Western
Jan
33
1
t,
8%
1.25
5% Aug
;
1 Jun
-i—*
:
>
Western
Sep
.
Jan
18,583
4V2C
4.50
Nickel
Westeel
99% Aug
98c
Jun
48c
38c
Lake
Warrants
18% May
Feb
4.00 Mar
1,100"
1.89
24c
♦
Westburne Oil
r
66c
,
Jun
87"
;
ill *■
Ltd
Westates Petroleum
32,500
38c 38 %c
_50c
Metal
Satellite
.
Sep
Apr
90c
18,183
3
9.50 Mar
8%
Jan
7.25
28c
38c
1
Canada
12
65c
Aug
46 :
Sep
1.05
Mining
*
*, 45,215
6%c
Debentures
—.—
Knapp
Sep
89
19,115
62
Jan
5.30
Apr
Aug
23'A Aug
Jun
30
35c
—1
I
"rr,
7c
14,300
5%C-}
Petroleum
Ref__
W„
Aug
isy8 Mar
no
..
90c
9%
Bapphire Petroleums
Barcee
;.
82c
8%
85c
1
common
&
Mines
&
9
5.80
4,277
100
65
331,447
•
•—1
.——
G
v"
97/B
28%
v
24
i_—
6.00
1.25
Jan
>18% May
49% Jan
395
1.14
1.55
Z
July
24%
39,011
{•)
4%c
1.55
24%
—1
5.25
Gold.
River
XXX
4.95
4.50
Antonio
Band
1.05
flJay
5.20
3.45 May
74c
.
Sep
Mines
Walte
67 %
Jan
38c
Walker
9%
Sep
24c
Jan
14c
/•' 6
6
(
Ltd—.
Sep
5.80
54
Jun
July
16,500
•
1.20
91%
Vespar Mines
Feb
992
1.10
Jan
51
16%
3,751
15c
14c
Jun
49%
705
38
7.00
Debentures
.
Jan
Jan
66%
60 3/4
60
6.80
*
Jan
,9%
Jan
16 %c
755
,
36%
6
-
•
10c
common
Shirriff Horsey
21%
'■
1
——_
35c
5.90
5.50
Apr
175
14 %C
—
Explor
18 %c
67 %
Jan
Mar
47c
Aug
Feb
1,837
■»/'
6.80
*
Alloys
Cons
Ventures Ltd
Jun
•
July
6c
2,650
-
-
1.00
/ 38
'
Jll
5.00
—.
•60%
•
__
Jun
10
3.85
273/4
1.16
July
4.60 July
5c
Aug
4.10
12%
i7o-
>20%
20%
Oils
United Steel
Jan
7%
July
66
Jan
19
45
13,800
273/4
V
1
-
6c
Warrants
Ban
Fortune
4c
45
18c
July
3.50 Aug
140
91C
—•
15c
6,100
Jan
21c
7,736
•
•20c
3.70
3.80
27%
-25
17,750
80
533/4.
18c
-150
pfd_^_
_l_
19,450
Gas
Maurice
A
211,100
"
Corp
preferred
5% %
Salada
class
Hill
,19c
,
12
12,000
>
14 3/a
'
West
Bt
Inv
preferred
4%C
9%c
Jan
1.90
300
48
,
48
13%
53 '/a
—
4c
Industries
Lawrence
St
>
18c
*
10c 18 %c
8c
26
11% Apr
4,000
-
10c 11 %c
-
14%/
1
17c
1
Jan
Jun
12c
170
4.50
53%
LX.
A
11c
100
Feb
65c
7% July
4,165
24c
Jan
5.00
Jun
16
2,600
:
:
22c
•
1
18c
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Ryanor Mining
22c
150
—
4 Vac
Mines
Consol
2.10
10 %c
•
•
preferred—
26c
Apr
3.50
13c
17%
3.00
2.10 Mar
7,098
16
Sep
38% July
30c
18,780
2.02
y
/
-50
-i—*'f
United
Jan
8%c
Sep
12
pfd——_
common.
1
:—1
Mines
Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
5%%
convertible preferred
Russell
.
6
Aug
88
"
8%
.
Mar
13c
1
1st
_50c
Mines.
Rocky
Rowan
6
15c
—.*
—*
common
Cotton
Rockwin
6
*
Uran
Mfg
Robinson
—*
A
class
Athabasca
Rix
'
Mines
Corps class
United
Aug
„
46c
A
Vandoo
4c
19
'13c
1~6
2.05
Canada
of
United Keno
1.95 Mar
Sep
Sep
6.15 July
18c
110
-Z.~ 3,700
4.25
Acceptance
Gas
United
Sep
15
Mar
1.35
17c
160
42c
—1
;
Jan
17%
•
Feb
38c
'•
Resources
Pipeline
—_
Shawkey
Class
2.10 May
Aug
100
16
17%
32
3.25
8
>* 8
Sep
275
1
Line-
Apr
39"%
Feb
Man
40c
.17%
Jan
May
59
77
30c
18%
13
32 %
50
;
3.25
42c
United Canso voting trust
Aug
Mar
45c
38%
United
Apr
16
13% Mar
:38%
_
Union Mining Corp
United Asbestos
Mar
16c
93c
-
88
Twin City Gas X
9c
May
88
High
May
Feb
5.80
16c
Jun
1,290
Tribag Mining Co Ltd___.i—
Feb
Jan
11%
Jun
10c
»
Prairie
Triad
Aug
18
80%
1.05 July
1,000 '
.
14c
14%
Rio
Mar
52
8.20
1
—*
*
Mines
Ltd.™
common
Renabie
Trans
class
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines—
Realm Mining
Reeves MacDonald X
Reichhold Chemical
Rexspar
Transcontinental
,
37%
Ltd——
PiDe
Jan
5% Aug
8.02
Transmountain
Feb
45c
37%
'
3.50
39% July
.
Pipeline
78c
145
12 %c
Canaaa
13 %c
1.70
;
Trans
Sep
4,720
12 %c
Jan
—
July
70c
;
Exp
7c
.3,500
4,930
6%
1
Canada
—
Ranger Oil
Reitman
'
Trans
Jan
57
—_U~,
Jan
Jan
6c
9
145
.100
i_—:
2.00
1,550
8C,
.V"
July
68c
,7,
5c
Uranium
Mines
,
.
6%
68c
6 %
Quemont
Radlcre
8c
2c
2,300
2.73
•
;
8.Id
Queenston Gold Mines—
Rainville
:
8c
1.70
Warrants
3c
2.10
t
2.19
«
—
3c
;
...»
1
<;—1
•
1
3%c
405
58%
37%
__
warrants
Low
10%
58
warrants xxX———.
1957
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.140
preferred
19c
Sep
s
Shares
10%
-50
—
A—.
oiaao
23c
May
5c
10%
29c
Sep
14c
Z; 4,400-
8c
7c
.
7%c
JP'inane
Sep
Low
x
preferred——
2.70
1956
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau GoldQuebec Copper CorpQuebec Labrador Development
Elevators
89c
Jun
1.60 Aug
37,858
8%C
35c
4.35
Feb
3.40
of Prices
Par
Sep
Sep
35c
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended September 30)
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
;
Sales
Week's
Friday
*■
.
1.52
94c
FOOTNOTES FOR
Mar
10%
Jan
7c
68c
31c
Feb
May
Mar
57% Aug
value.
lot sale
d Deferred
delivery
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Z
>
(not
range)., >
Jan
1.15
par
Odd
t
included in year's
/.
"•
sale
(not
Included
in
e
year's range),
Selling ex-Interest,
f Flat
price.
rCash sate
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wd When
wi When
delivered,
issued.
x
•
„
-
\
(not Included in year's range)
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock
'
Ex-dividend.
y
dividend.
-
,
.
Volume
Number
192
5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1339)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(Quotations
following
The
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
bought
or
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation. Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National"
list is composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
(indicated by the "bid")
Par
1
Alico
Land
Corp..—
Inc
Alcside
8%
Co—1
-1
Development
Radio
Allied
13%
Cemeht
Corp-
American
Express
Greetings cl A—_—1
American-Marietta
American
Pipe
28%
1
Farms
v
common-—1'■
Co
Participating
preferred
Hanna
30%
32%
14%
lu
■<
class
Co____5
39%
20%
Arkansas
Art
Western
Metal
Arvida
Gas
Co
Construction
25%
Co___10
Corp
1
7%
-.1614
Oil
Aztec
Baird
Co——
Gas
&
Atomics
Baker
Oil
Tools
Bates
Mfg
Co,-
Inc———
(A
Behlen
Beryllium
Bettinger
Corp
&
Brush
of
11%
12
Indian
Head
34
36%
Indiana Gas & Water
7y8
11 */2
13 %
26V4
40%
Investors
48%
*
23
1
Delhi,Oil
itek
&
4
20*4
22*4
ctfs
3'%
40*/2
43*4
Central
Maine
Central
Telephone Co———_10
Keystone
10
26*4
27%
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
1
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
25
Lanolin
lc
22
cl A^-33 */3c
com
States
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Colorado
Milling
Colorado
Oil
$1.25,.
20%-.
18%
5%
_1<J
12%
13%
.Long
50
1
Elev
Corp com_3
preferred
25
7%
18*/2
20%
Corp.,,1
6
Products
;
24%
(W L)
Industries
10
38%"
Cook
Electric
50c
107%
14 *%
15*4
15*4
16%
15%
21*4
5
31%
29
6%
'
7%
Miller
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley
1
Dial
Chemical
Finance
Dictaphone
Dlebold
Co
1
37
common—
41*%
Missouri
50%
54
Mohawk
Rubber
1
5*%
Inc
15
'26%
64*%
15*4
~
16%
24%
18%
50c
.12%
20%
Nor
Carolina
Natl
13*%
North Penn
37%
40%
Northeastern
23*4
25%
Northwest
38*%
41%
Northwestern
11
12*4
20
Ohio
20*%
22%
Oklahoma
55
59%
Old
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
2.50
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
18%
7%
:
9 4
3 4
Gas
1
Corp
21%
1
Coal
American
1
Electro-Voice Inc
Eiectrolux Corp
Electronics Capital
Emhart Mfg Co
Gas Co
Water
Pub
1
Miss
9*4
10*4
Otter Tail
Pabst
Corp
Power
Co
Pacific
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc
1
62*4
65*%
Pacific
46
49 7%
First
74-
78*4
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Boston
Inc
Corp
10
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher Governor Co
Garlock
14,
Co__5
6 4
37t/
19*%,
Packaging Corp of America
5
21%
17*4
Pantasote
1
7 jf
5
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
*4/2
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
16
Pepsi-Cola
1
19
36%
15%
Gas Service Co
12*%
13%
1
32
35*4
34%
Pfaudler-Permutit
37%
Pickering
19%
21%
Pioneer
19*4
13*4
21
Plymouth
Gen Telep (Calif) 5%
pfd
20
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif-1
Mach Tool—2
Bottlers
1
10
.3 4%
%
60%
Lumber
Natural
1
—
Gas
Rubber
1
Corp
Co
Oo
Portland Genl Electric Co
Manhattah, Bk
New
10
-
48
17%
n»/8
12%
i«y2
17%
19
20%
34y4
36%
25
27
i7ya
19%
221/2
24%
22ya
24%
gya
137/
7%
15
19
20%
26%
28%
151/.
jg
16*%
19%
44y2
47%
23y.
24%
iqia
11%
32
34*/a
gy„
?3a
9»%
8%
32
34%
33y.
35%
10y
11%
15y
17
4,7
51%
gy4
7ya
6
6%
12
51%
7%
♦
24%
26%
2
9*%
31%
10 4
33%
8
41%
108
321%
35%
38*4
58%
5
28%
30%
N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk&Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
24%
Trust
&
(Buffalo)
-
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank
of
County
Merchants Nat) Bk of Boston.10
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New
York
—25
26'%
130
137
39
42
44
48
98
101
%
54%
57%
54%
57%
10
40
42%
National Bank & Trust Co
(Chicago) .26
71
76%
335
32
34
34%
50
(Fairfield County).
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
73
78%
42%
46'/a
61
65
Southern
National '
(Savannah)
Trust
100
Ask
55"%
of
Co—
Bid
39%
Co
National
of North Amer_5
355
Bank
of
Detroit
10
29'%
32
National
92
97
42*4
45%
5
16%
17%
112'%
116'%
36%
National Commercial Bank &
25
Natl
Bank
Trust
5
Fairfield County Trust Co..,^10
(NY) .10
36%
34
39
36%
243
254
34
37%
29'%
31%
47
67
50%
70%
44
49%
50
53'%
6*4
36
41
National
Bank
Natl Bk
Bank
7.50
National Newark & Essex
.—25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12,%
51%
55
64*%
68
42
46 */8
31
33'%
New
New
60
Bk
Newark— 12i%
of
Eng Trust Co (Boston) .100
Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
Northern Trust Co
(Chicago)
$20 par
common
ex
5-for-l split
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
—5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
,10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
—
114
21%
41%
121
23%
44%
36
38'%
20
55
.58'%
63%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
150
74%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
&
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)
10
Natl Bank of Boston.12'%
;
(Albany)
Natl State
10
Natl
Co
(Cleve)—16
Banking Co (N J)
York)
(Camden N J)
City Bank
Trust
(Philadelphia)
39%
44
-
70%
69
733/4
160
62*4
65%
,10
43'%
47*4
First Natl Bank
of
,.10
38%
41%
(Jersey City) .25
67'%
71'%
Royal Bank of Canada—
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
68%
19
20%
50
54%
43%
46%
34'%
373%
12'%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
59%
623%
21'%
23
State
Bank
62
66
State
Street Bank
First
National
of
Chi—20
Dallas
Bank
Boston
71
75%
Bt Louis Union Trust
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
66
69'%
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
74%
78
Second Natl Bank
Passaic
County
25
Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
&
First
of
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia) .10
Westchester
New
713%
of
First Natl City
Natl
Rochelle
47%
5
25*4
10
Co
(Wash) —20
of
Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
Bank
———10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y„
28%
27'%
29%
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
52
55%
Hanover
of
Albany
&
10
Trust
(Boston)
Co
64
68%
49
53
27%
8%
29 y8
2%
10
50 %
54
20
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
Bank
of
New
York—10
(New
York)
25
45'%
48%
Trade
(Chic)—.20
81
86%
Hartford Natl Bank
&
37
39%
Trust Co of New Jersey
Union Bank of Commerce
Hudson County
Tr
Co.10
National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr Co
Bank fy Tr Co
(Cleveland)
25
(Union City)—8
55
59%
17%
18%
United
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
National
Providence
Industrial
For
R
TrUst
(N Y)„10
footnotes,
(Phila)
see
43%
46%
5
20%
22
of
I
Co
40%
10
Bank
38
i,
States Trust
93%
Co
10
32%
35%
States Trust (N Y)—20
96%
100%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
59 %
Wachovia Bank
preceding page.
(N Y)__10
(Boston),
United
'
3%
7Mi
(NY)_121%
York
First
17 %
i /?
39%
General
27*4
16
First Natl Bank
*5%
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Permanente Cement
11%
25*4
30%
10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
8-%
97%
J)
of Cleve
First
°
7%
9*4
43%
57%
Co
21%
27*%
(N
41
First
22%
*9%
8%
51%
35%
First
39%
1
25%
48'%
7%
Parker Hannifin Corp
9
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
*5 %
-13%
9%
h.
Co
68
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
24 %
12*4
•
Giddings & Lewis
Robinson
17*4
Corp
Corp class
Packing Co
1
5
16*%
—1
FijltO Co
Futterman
Gamble
Corp
Line__
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A
Class
B
Franklin
East
2.50
Florida Steel Corp—
Co
Federation Bk & Tr Co
9%
4*4
9%
7%
Galvan
64'%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co„
25 %
23*4
10 4
6 %
13
9
3%
6*4
6%
&
.
36%
•
47%
43
•
5
New
*6
34*4
1
Ets-Hokin
Co
44ya
(N Y)„10
Traders
Manufacturers
(Phila)
20
Manufacturers Tr Co
Bank
Co
10
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
14%
8*4
23%
46%
New
10%
12%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
(Chicago)
33y3
County Trust Co (White Plains
30 %
12*4
317/a
39ya
in3/.
■'
43*4
40ya
Companies
47%
32'%
Connecticut
29%
4 4
7*%
Brewing
.
27
4 4
11*4
44%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
43f
28%
~~
Consolidated Industries—1
45 %
Cohnecticut Bank & Tr Co. 121%
18%
10%
3
5
1
Lines—1
10
Y)
Commercial Trust of N J
2J A
•
—,—10
Par
;
319 '
43%
Trust
76 /4
.
41
306
5
Band
22
28%
40%
7*/a
River Prod—10c
Co—
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
45%
16
Citizens &
24%
21
22 4
10c
——
Trust
Chemical Bank
*3 %
10
Co
Co
5
21'%
Co
1
Serv
Service
Coal
Ben
5
Water Co $4 pfd-*
Gas
19
Natural
2.50
Erie Resistor
_
9 4
*4 /2
23 %
•
New Eng Gas & Elec
Nicholson File Co
1
*
(Texas)
5
1
Assoc—8
2
Co
1
National Shirt Shops of Del
10
Eastern Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
10
2%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B
common
50c
North
-
2
Inc
5-%
22%
——
$1 preference
:
Eastern
Industries
32%
60
1
Duriron Co
2*%
Dynamics Corp of America—
Supply Co
Nalco Chemical Co
43%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
29%
69/2
9/2
34%
20
27
37
3%
17
9%
1
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
36%
4%
Fuel
Company
16%
30%
1
Mountain
1
56
Chase
32
Co
28%-
33
2
DUra Corporation
6%
Missouri-Kansas
Co
Ask
20
Central Natl Bank
_
^9/2
Utilities
5
Dun & Bradstreet
Dunham Bush Inc
91%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_,
20*%
Wurlltzer
Nassau
3
5
1
Barge Line Co
38*4
._
(N
Louis
Camden
Pipe Line C0-5
2
1
...5
i—,
Electric
40%
Inc
Mfg Co
19*%
conv.pfd
Paso
*
Laboratories
—5
Wood Conversion
16*/2
27 4
63
9/2
32
*3 4
%
23
7%
Witco Chemical
10
National
Broad St Trust
22
—_,_100
;
Co
•
common
*
Donnelley (it R) Sons Co
5
Drackett Company
—___1
Duffy-Mott Co
1
El
•
Class A
5
———
Corp
Inc
Diversa Inc
$1.25
Arts Inc
Boatmen's
St
15'4
5
19%
Dl-Noc
Trust
Commercial Bk
10*4
14%
1
Bankers
York
16%
14%
A
Virginia
Cleveland
13*4
class
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
New
of
City Natl Bk & Tr
Oil Corp
—1, 9%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5 13*4
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
18
Dejur-Amsco
of
16%
Miles
Machines:
Bank
Bid
52
A
6*4
(Newark).25
Bank of Commerce
Bank
S
,
14%
20%
Business
Francisco)
*
19
Co
22
10
T' &
N
Microdot
10c
Dashew
A)
America
42%
17 4
16%
12%
(L
(San
29%
20%
/2
*
20
&.^ight Co.. 10
Yuba
15
Mid-American Pipeline Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
23%
3
13%
39
1
11%
Darling
•-
21%
Wisconsin Power
12*4
5
,_5
1
5*4
Yellow Transit Freight
5
Inc
»
18%
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Meredith
,
...5
17%
11%
Lines
4% '
7.50
Corp..1
1
*6%
Motor
Whittlng Corp
WUcox Electric Co
Co..—,1
5%
1
Fast
16%
Gas
8%
36 4
33
Merchants
1
Bank Of
47 %
2 /2
2%
15%
Natural
36%
34
30%
Corp
& Eng
Machine
Weyerhaeuser Co
7%
Baltimore National Bank
15%
1734
36*/8
~?.>2
3
37%
4%
Par
73
15%
-15%
lc
.
17%
34
33%
5
Steel
McNeil
1
Engine Co Inc
McLouth
19"%
18
5 ,/'14
1%
19*4
Specialties
-
41%
'
1
Corp
16%
1
36y8
20
50c
1
McLean
Corp——
Crouse-Hinds Co_—,—
Shipbldg & Dry
Inc
Maxson
Co
Co
Corp
Herrington Co Inc
Maryland
Mattel
1
& Electric
11%
Coffee
Company
Gas
17
Cook
Machine
67%
_*
_
15*/2
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Craig Systems Inc
Cross Company
Madison
26
1*4
Co
•
Maxiufacturing Co-*
Western Lt & Telephone Co„ 10
Western Massachusetts Cos—1
■
Bank and Trust
1
Inc
Corp
10"%
5
Control Data
Danly
Marmon
8%
Gas
Freightways ,———,2.50
Cummins
*9%
Macipillan
20*%
Rock
1
Ludlow
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consolidated
Marlin-Rockwell
Lucky Stores
16%
39
Transmission
Point
1
7%
16
53
15*4
1
10
12*4
10*4
14%
16%
35*/2
42 /
27%
36*4
Corp....
2%
10%
15%
5%
Inc_50c
Co
25
___5
—10
Co
Wells
Corp
Corp
Suburban Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp.,
10%
27*4
14%
&
.1
Co
Gas
Greene
Struthers
Stubnitz
38*%
33*/2
69%
W')
West
Western
5
—1
u
40%
1
(Hugh
20
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
8%
30%
93/8
*4
4%
1
*
com
Co
43
1
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
1
Stepan Chemical .Co/—
,_1
Stouffer Corp.—
—.1.25
25*/a
1
Steel
22%
39
Westcoast
5%
21%
Co
West Coast Telephone Co
27%
4%
_1
Co
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
29%
24*4
38
cl B_5
Star
25*4
2.50
Natural
Wesco Financial
Stanley .^Home Products Inc—
'4%
9*4;
5
;
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Co___5
Co
Co_3
Co
—2*4
Gas
Gas
Plus
Blower
Lone
18*4
&
conv
Lait
4%
1
Commonwealth
Consol
29%
17*4
Prod
&
27*/2
;19*4
;
Inc.—
Interstate
5%
1
Engines. Corp
Clute Corporation
Coastal
20%
4%
33 %c
Common class B—
Clinton
Colonial
23%
,
i9*/2
16%
9%
24*/2
1
15%
30%
Vt Public Serv Corp—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
__1
Chicago Musical Instrument
1
Citizens Utll Co
—10
Chemical
.10
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Pressed Steel
17:^ ",18%
14*4
Central
11%
Standard
Swasey
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport A—.
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A
10c
501%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Brothers
Wash
22%
1
&
Warren
9%
10%
44%
27*4 '.
22%
23*4
7%
28*4
36
Warner
25%
6%
47
32%
4,-
24%
2%
Spur Oil Co—
'1514
41 y2
28*4
Portl'd
Co___l
Register
3
Kentucky Utilities Co
Tel
Sprague Electric Co
17*/2
172
Screw
:—5
Co
26%
21
Standard
Co. 5
Co
Electric
Corp of America
50c
Von's Grocery Co
1
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Waiter (Wm) Corp.——_.16%c
46%
2%
Standard
Gas_5
Ketchum Co Inc:
Louisiana
VltrO
20%
25
1
Corp
—
42%
44 %
25
Spector Freight Sys Inc——1
55
10
10
Indiana
Co
19%
Speer Carbon Co.
51
*
Natural
Inc
28
Central
States
19*4
1
Trecker Corp
&
Kennametal
26*4
Central
Tel
Gas Co
35y8
•
preferred
Kearney
Gas
18
1
Supply
3*/2
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co
Power
Inc
Water
Kansas-Nebraska
3%
Union
Southwest
33
1
Corp„—10
Central Electric & Gas Co
Heintz
$1.46
Southern
Eng
15
Co
Kaiser Steel Corp common
44*4
New
^5
Co
Utilities
1
41*4
131%
39%
Mould & Iron
Vance Sanders & Company,.50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Victor Mfg Co.,.
—♦
22*4
1
Service
8%
8%
Valley
37%
11%
Southern
9ya
29%
1
———_—
4%
,
20 %
34
20%
24%
161
1
Corp
Jessop Steel Co_^
1
Trust
5
Jervls
Carpenter Paper.Co—
Gas
Inc
Jamaica
55%
Field
Co
Corp
51
Products
Securities
13'%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Point
Freight Sys—1
common
12%
10c
Dev
46%
18*4
19%
5
Ltd
2
5
43
7%
Co
17%
Public
jack
14
29
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Southern
31%
13
10
9
Co
Utah Cohst & Mining Co
Co—10c
6%
4%
Snited Peninsular Power
Utilities Inc.,
pper
Southern Calif Water Co
5
Southern Colorado Power Co„•
Southern Nevada Power Co—_1
27%
16%
41/.
12%
Southwestern
Iowa
36*4
•
-
6
&
25'%
i5y*
62
32%
iown
26*4
25*/*
Oil
2 9*%
23*4
41%
*
Co
Cable
Corp—_—
South Shore
14*%
26%
11
30
23*4
8
16%
Ionics
29y4
25%
9*%
21%
13%
58
2
&
30%
gy4
20'%
38*4
7%
12%
24%
45%
24%
United States Servateria
20%
1
Co_
Power
Wire
Union Texas Nat Gas Corp
1
United States Chem Mil Corp.l
United States Leasing Corp
1
67
341/-
6*4
23
33Va
Skil
1
Line Corp..50c
Pipeline Co.
1
43
63ya
28%
1
;
20%
40%
1 g y4
.
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
3
_5
Producing Co—1
26V4
,
Simplex
82%
41%
&
'
•
3%
1
Co
Pacific
13%
,
5ya
1
(G D)
Sierra
25%
Glass,,*,Z 18*%
;
,
29 7%
37%
4*4
55*/4
liy2
2b
Searle
Fetzer
Seismograph Service Corp
23%
Diver Services Inc—
Class A
12%
& Telep Co
4% v. i
&
23'%
28%,
2
Scholz Homes Inc
Scott
51%
,
*
Corp.l
United States Sugar Corp
1
51%
21
Water Service Co
11'4
5*4
29%
271%
TucsOn Gas Elec Lt & Pwr—5
26%
9%
5
*
10c
Tel—
24%
*
Co
6%
Motor
Interstate
37y2
__1
Schield
5%
_•
Fibre
32
26'%
__l
Gas Pipe
?racerlab Inc
7%
Bantam
3%
„
1„ '
Towmotor Corp
6*%
6%
Jacinto
2%
I
Corp—
rans
7%
8%
———1
Tokheim
10%
Corp
1
Engineering Corp..•
Interstate
45 */2
9%
5%
4%
Bakeries
Interstate
23%
1
21 y4
Interstate
1
29%
19'%
5%
8%
3
17%
19%
7%
18%
27*4
1
1
4%
23
Co_2%
Reid
(H I)
Time Inc.
"
_1
9
78,,
Corp__50c
4
17
55
20c
10
Rectifier Corp
International Textbook Co
21
59%
50%
Petroleum.—
*
Recreation
137%
55
1
Manufacturing
Corp
7
30%
__j
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
25c
Sanders Associates Inc,„
Sawhlll Tubular Prod Inc
1
Inc
International
10c
Co Inc
1
Indianapolis Water Co
international Bank of Wash
lnternat'l
.15
A
Plywood
Marie
'
Co—
H)
Sabre-Pinon Corp_„
San
1
Mills
34%
1
Co
Co
Co—-
32y4
.1
Trust
class
Thompson
19%
Myers Inc
(H
21%
32
3*4
.7%
Thomas & Betts Co
10%
12%
Production
Oregon Power Co—20
Steel
"units"—
Gas
Oil
—3
Inc-3%
2%
1
Therm-O-DlBc Inc
Thermo King Corp—/
17%
21 y2
Hugoton
7%
Rockwell
Rose
7%
3%
1
Hugoton
6%
&
Roddis
139
27%
1
Husky
California
Ceco
Material
17y8
California
Cedar
Field
12%
6%
Robbins
,
Mills
Roadway Express
Robertson
liy4
8V4
*
46%
common—*
Interstate
Canadian
1
Gas
15%
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
Byllesby (H M) & Co
Calif Water
Oil
preferred—25
$1.20
(Charles)
California
Natural
5
America
Beryllium
Houston
11%
Sharpe Mfg. Co.—110
Bruning
Corp
43%
Light Co—1
Products
Inc
Bowser
Brown
Fearless
1
&
Corp
Bowman
Houston
Houston
1
Corp__^___.
Rice
,
27%
.
Corp_7
National Petroleum
1959 warrants
17%
16*4
%
.
Textron Inc
297%
34%
12%
Brand
Texas
20 %
42
39
27%
Stoker
31%
9%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
Pet Co
.,
18*4
__5
Co,.—2
'
1
Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc.
34%
14%
138
25 %
1
Texas
34%
,
21%
129
__.5
Corp
Telecomputing Corp
5
32
—25c
Gas
Riley
24%
-
16%
1
18%
Bryson Inc
Industries Inc
Bowling
2%
class A
Corp
60%
\
24 y8
127
6%
17%
Inc.—
Black Hills Power &
Botany
1
56
l
Blllups Western
Sivalls
Co
*
Hathaway
Corp
Black
Houston
1
77%
,/—25
13%
4*4
32
1
Transwestern
13%
Co____1
19%
10%
1
Bros
89%
18,
11
7Vs
Beneficial
Berkshire
Hoover
15y4
'
.
Tekoll
1
River
12y4
i
Natural
Splendor
1
Manufacturing
Bag Co,—
Corp
Bemis
Co
Republic
35%
1
Products—+„_
Richkrdson Co__
1
82.'
23
Inc
12%
_—..
96
1
-I
Markets
J)
90
29%
69y2
27%
"
-
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
32%
1
Corp Ltd
12%
19 %
5
Ask
20%
1
Broadcasting Co
7%
20%
7%
Bid
*
Taft
5%
5
Hamp
Par
Systron-Donner Corp.
21
1
New
Inc class A
Ralston Purina Co.^—
-
187%
1.1«
—
—10
Baxter Laboratories
Bayles
17y2
25
10
of
Radfatioh
64y4
96
Co
Purolator
42
17%
1
14Vs
1
cbmmon
J
90
10
com.
5
66
_1
Inc
60%
*
Mining
Co 6%
preferred
High Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp.,
83%
„
38%
5
Co class A
Hewlett-Packard
14%
Associated Spring Corp__——10
Avon Products
;
2.50
Controls_.l
Serv
Purex
2iy4
22%
Hidden
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
34y8
19%
Heublein
27V2
12y2
5.
&
Inc
Pub
>151
31%
-
Hearst Cons Publications cl A/25 '
Helene Curtis Iud class A
1
21%
Service
20'%
143
Mining Co
Harvey Aluminum Inc
■■
va
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Public
B
19 % :>
1
Cosco Inc
(M A)
21%
1
Hanna
53%
42%
Arizona
i
1
12
5(5 y4
3
Xerox
19%
5
Corp
Inc.
Hagan Chemicals
Hamilton
35%
11
Capital
Haloid
.
30%
v
32 y2
Corp—7.50
Inc„•———4
Anheuser-Busch
42%
31 '%
Growth
12%
39%
2
'—:
Const Co
&
11%
Power
11%
5
Brick Co
Corp—u—
Society—
Grolier
,
Fire
P),
10%
Ask
19
10c
Producing Properties Inc
Ask
1
.
Mountain
Grinnell
14%
21%
29
o
Gobain
Amer-Saint
Arden
Co
22%
r
(A
Green
6
19%
Co—/—.—5
American
American
Green
Bid
Bid
5
Pubco Petroleum
Glasspar Co —:
37%
20%
—
Par
9%
5/a
American Biltrite Rubber Co-100
Potash Co of America
Ask
34%
Inc.——:—
Products
Air
1
Corp
Aerovox
Bid
for Friday, September 30)
any
Industrials and Utilities
Par
43
&
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
Wells
Fargo Amer Trust
63
Co
—5
Co—10
23
24%
46 %
497/a
44
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Bid
Par
Ask
Mutual
Fund
25c
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
American
Investors
xl.97
Par
Bid
Research
Associated
Atomic
&
Fund
7.02
7.60
Investment
Co
1
4.16
4.44
Investment
Trust
al3.44
—1.25
Shares
Fund
Dev
Corp—1
8.00
23
'
1.38
1.52
1
4.59
Istel
5.11
Fund
5.74
_1
9.73
10.63
Boston--1
10.47
11.44
11.02
12.04
32.59
of
33.24
Fund
1
Inc
(The)
Mutual
Fund_l
(Investment
1
Bonds)-
B-2
8.55
B-3
(Low
4.10
B-4
(Discount
24.84
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
7.87
3.75
5.55
Priced
Bonds)
25.93
X21.27
1
23.20
15.49
1
Bonds)
9.08
16.88
9.92
,
11.03
11.99
1
8.56
9.35
K-2
(Growth
1
14.20
15.49
—1
9.00
9.84
S-l
tliigh-Urade.com Stk)—1
18.24
19.90
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
1
Boston Fund Inc
—-—1
10.77
11.71
S-2
(Tncome
Broad
50c
11.58
12.52
—1
12.07
13.23
Corp lc
K-l
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Ltd
Street
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd—
16.81
18.17
(Income Fund)
S-3
Com
(Growth
(Low
S-4
1
6.32
6.91
Stocks)
1
11.13
12.15
Stock)
1
xll.99
13.08
Com
Priced
Stks)_l
11.78
12.85
Keystone Fund of Canada Lt.d_l
13.56
14.67
5.51
6.04
Knickerbocker
California Fund Inc
Fund)
Com
Fund
1
.
Fund—1
Knickerbocker Growth
6.11
6.^9
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Ltd
Canadian
1
12.72
13.75
Lazard
1
15.77
17.06
Lexington Income Trust
;
—
Fund
Inc
:
Canadian International Growth
Life
Shares
Fund
of
7%
10.98
Stk
Fund
Loomis-Sayles
Fund
of
Can—1
Loom is
Mutual Fund—•
al4.62
Managed
Colonial
Fund
Fund Inc
Electric
shares
lc
2.68
2.94
General
Industries- shares
lc
3.31
3.63
11,900
12,600
Metal
shares
lc
131
138
Paper
shares
lc
2.01
2.21
3.09
3.39
11.66
12.74
Petroleum
lc
1.90
2.09
1
10.13
11.07
Special Investment shares- lc
3.27
3.58
2.31
2.43
8.68
9.43
1
9.24
10.04
14.77
16.05
1
Composite Bond & Stock
1
19.10
20.76
Composite Fund Inc
1
8.01
1
13.80
14.92
17
18'%
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Investment
18.88
Inc
National
National
1
10.63
11.68
1
9.33
10.26
9.19
10.07
9.39
Shares
25c
2.84
3.12
1
14.15
15.38
50c
10.89
11.54
50c
11.38
12.17
Dreyfus Fund Inc_.
Eaton & Howard—
Stock
Electronics
Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
10
20c
Eurofund Inc
Federated
1—1
Growth Fund
Fund
Mutual
Common
stock
General
Investors
3.24
20.49
al9.65
1
Preferred
New
York
x5.31
5.80
x3.47
3.79
1
7.41
8.10
5.57
Series
.
7.37
7.95
10.27
19 %
20%
Electronics
Shares
13.56
14.27
17.44
18.85
Inc_l
3.88
5.50
One
1
William Street Fund
12.81
Securities
14.00
6.01
Penn
1.94
2.12
Peoples
9.91
10.77
1
Inc
Securities
5.61
6.17
Pioneer
2.68
2.96
Price
8.52
9.34
6.67
Fund
16.90
18.52
•
9.98
10.83
50c
Inc
(T Rowe)
10.'73
10.62
2.50
8.33
9.05
13.33
13.46
Growth Stock
Fund Inc
-1
1.43
1.56
Puritan
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
17.51
Putnam
Growth
1
6.75
7.34
lc
8.06
8.77
Scudder
lc
8.41
9.22
Bcudder Stevens &
Quarterly
;—
al2.66
1
Inc
16.11
Trust.
12.91
Corp
Fund
1
Automobile shares
Dist
1
Shares
Inc
7.31
7.90
1
14.24
15.48
1
Fund
13.41
Shares
Fund
of
Canada
14.58
6.68
7.30
25c
all.96
lc
5.61
6.16
lc
5.98
6.56
Chemical
lc
11.56
12.57
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Food shares
lc
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.59
12.69
Smith
6.83
7.49
shares
Fully Administered shares
lc
8.81
General Bond shares
lc
6.78
shs_
lc
shares
Stock
Fund
American
Sovereign
Street Investment
Stein
Roe
7.96
8.30
13.09
5.18
5.69
&
8.29
Twentieth
United
shares
Fund
U
Growth
1
Inc
S
1
&
9.21
10.07
6.40
7.00
International
Fund
lc
Century Growth Inv-
6.79
7.42
United
Accumulated
Fund
—1
1
Inc
18.19
18.74
United
Continental
Fund
1
6.97
al9.38
United Income Fund Shares_l
United Science Fund
I
10.29
11.18
13.31
14.55
14.67
15.95
Funds
United
10c
4.67
5.10
Funds
Inc—
I
Canada
Ltd
1
Value
Line Fund Inc
10c
4.58
Value
Line
Income
Fund
1
a24.80
Value
Line
Special
11.99
13.03
'
7.54
Situations
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc,
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
_1
1
8.06
8.81.
1
2.64
Wall
7.30
7.98
Washington
8.90
9.73
Street
Investors
5.94
9.49
1
Inc
Fund Inc
2.41
5.10
5.57
10c
Investing Corp
7.95
8.69
8.87
7.91
8.55
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
1
13.03
13.63
14.86
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
12.07
Fund_lc
13.05
10.17
11.15
Winfield Growth
Fund—10c
12.36
13.50
Bonds—
5.99
6.56
Bid
1980
Lomb
Opt 4y2s„ 1979
Burlington Industries 4%s—1975
Corp
1969
1980
4yas
Elec
&
1982
Gas
5s
1990
1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Can 4%s__1985
Continental
El Paso Natural Gas 5y4s__1977
Perro Corp 3%s
1975
Pruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Illinois
Bell
Gas
6c
Telep .4%s__1997
4%s
Wisconsin
Fund
Ind
Inc
1
*%■
Bonds—
Michigan
981/!4
98%
112
117
99
1985
93 y2
96
6.01
6.49
4
Gov
Gulf
49
Bell
Telep
4%s__1996
Mueller Brass 3%s
National Can 5S-
109 y2
112
92
94
Pacific
5'%s
103 y2
105 '%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
79%
19 ®/4
21
3%
4%
__5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)_-10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
46®%
49%
65
St
21®/4
23®/4
Seaboard
110
4%s
473/3
Springfield
18%
$6.50
40®/4
43®/4
Standard
10
47%
50%
Standard
See Life
10
81
85%
Travelers
Fire
Steam
Insurance Co
Boiler
Title
Insp & Insurance
Home
Insurance
Home
Owners
Co_
ww..
95®%
98
102%
103
104
105
1981
78%
1980
100®/2
79%
101
5%s
Underwood Corp 5y2s
Industries 4'%S_j._
U 8
5»/2s
10
51'%
55
5
48
2
preferred
.10
Ins
(N
Insurance
33
109
46%
Y)„2
Guaranty Co (N Y)
52'%
30%
104
10
5'/4
50%
6%
7%
8
26
5
79%
831/4
2.50
29%
32
Co
i'1'
29%
Life
Corp
Jefferson
57®/2
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—_5
53/4
39%
6 3/8
U
S
42%
Fire
27
US Life
29%
Amer—5<)o
Standard
United
Co
Ins
of
54®%
S.ifo
Tns__l(>
Ins
of
Co
Amer
Insurance
2®/8
2®/2
39®/2
42%
City'of N
Jersey Insurance Co of
N
10
Y
31®/2
34%
Westchester
Insurance
3
Co
in
the
Y
2
37®%
40%
Fire
2
31
33'%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
1$,
15,
1961;
100.3
100.17
100.19
4.45s
100.18
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961——_.
3®%s April 15, 1963
March
April
4%s May
4%s
10,
10.
109.20
3s
99.31
100.1
99.4
Feb.
10,
Federal
4®/8s Nov.
11,
12,
100.6
1960
Land
Oct.
1961
Bank
20,
Dec.
100.30
3%s April 3. 1961
4%s June 20, 1961
3,. 1961—
101.2
101.6
4s
Sept.
102.4
4s
May
100
100.12
4%s
Aug.
20,
2%s
May
1,
4®%s
99.16
102.28
99.28
101.16
102
4%s June 10, 1965-;
3%s March 11, 1968
102.8
103.8
97.8
10,
1969—
101.24
102.24
10,
102.24
10, 1970
10, 1971
99.8.
Feb.
lOj
99.8,
1972
107.16
101.6
100.20
1962
101
101
101.12
102.12
1962
102.28
1963
98
98.12
102.20
97
103.4
98
4!/4s
103.24
1970
Aug.
1961—
100.18
100.6
101.2
March
20. 1968
101.8
102.8
4%s
98.8
April
3'/4s
100.18
100.14
100.2
April 20, 1964
May 2, 1966_
102.12
1963
20,
100.4
100.14
1960
4s
100.18
I,
100.2
100.2
1960
20,
100
100
Bonds-
101.24
1963
100.8
99.30
wi___
100 26
April
100.1
1961——
100.26
12,1961
5»/aS Sept. 11, 1961
3®%s Feb. 13, 1962
4%s Sept. 10, 1962,:
3%s March
1,
1,
100.14
June
Ask
100
100.22
1961
point
1960
April 3,
5.40s
1961
3,
Dec
3 ®/4s
98.24
1961
a
Cooperatives—
4®/aS Oct.
Mortgage Assn-
4%S
4%s
of
Bid
for
100.1
4.45s March
32nds
more
or
Banks
1961
4%s Feb.
one
Ask
Federal Home *Lnan Banks—
Match
20,
101.24
102.24
103.8
104.8
4%s July
,
1969_
15,. 1969—.
5 '%s Feb. 20, 1970—_
3%s April 1, 1970
99.20
108.16
106.2-4
94.24
95.24
5 ®/»«s July 20,M970—
4«%s Oct. 1. 1070-1967—
99.20
106.24
107.24
101.16
102.16
Fc(».
15,
94.16
1972-1967.
99.8
15, 1972
97.16
107.24
95.16
100.8
98.16
li. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Notes
Bid
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%8
Nov
15
4%s Feb. 15,
4%s May 15,
3®%s Aug. 1,.
100.6
1961
100.21
1961
100.8
-
Treasury Notes—
l'%s Oct. 1, 1960
100.29
100.3
100.5
99.30
1 *%s
April 1, 1961
May
100
3%s
V
Nov.
15,
May
Aug. 1, 1961
1 ®%s Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb. 15. 1962
100.30
101
100.31
101.1
101.17
101.19
4%s
Feb.
15,
J962
98.10
98.14
101.22
101.24
102
Aug.
98.24
96.16
1963
101.30
1,
1963
95.20
104.6
I
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15,
1964
5s
97.18
101.20
98.20
15,
Oct.
1 ®%s
4s
98.31
97.14
101.18
1962——
4%s Nov, 15, J963-;
l'%s April 1, 1964
99.20
100.16
Ask
—
1962
Feb. 15, 1963—.
l'%s April 1, 1963
99.16
98.29
point
2%s
100.14
4s
a
(Continued)
1,
1961
15,
of
Bid
Oct.
1®%S
3%s
32nds
more
or
l%s
100.23
100.27
1961—
one
MaturityTreasury Notes
I960
Aug.
1962
15,
.
1,
95.28
104.10
94.16
94.24
104.8
100.30
15, 1964
Oct.
96.24
102.2
104.4
101.2
105.4
1964
105.8
93.16
93.24
1964
104.24
1 ®%s
April 1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
104.28
92.12
92.20
104.12
104.16
Nov.
15,
102.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Rate
Ask
100
100.2
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-60
1-61
100.4
100.6
3.80s
100.20
100.2
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
100.8
100.1
100.1
4.80s
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
100.10
3.30s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.11
100.13
3.10s
5-
2-60
2-1-61
100.14
100.16
3.35s wi
100.8
United States
99%
Yield Price
84
Bid
October
6, 1960
13, I960—
October
17,
1960
99.278
99.307
99.244
99.274
99.227
98
98%
November
3,
1960
98.942
98.980
1967
117
November
10,
1960
98.888
98.928
121
January
13.
1961
17,
1960
98.817
98.842
March
25,
1960—i
98.761
98.788
March
99%
1,
I960——
8,
1960
15,
1980
101
1971
88
101%
22,
December
29,
195
84
12,
85
1960
98.734
March
98.654
March
22,
23,
1961
98.601
98.625
March
30,
98.464
97.704
97.736
1961-
99.979
99.749
99.690
1961—
99.703
99.650
99.613
ApriL 15, 1961
July 15, 1961
98.443
99.847
99.795
99.738
1961
16,
99.891
99.833
99.786
99.635
1961
March
99.911
99.882
1961
98.670
Ask
99.936
99.623
99.567
99.578
99.521
____
.".
'
99.534
99.471
99.484
99.435
99.386
99.299
99.981
99.444
99.360
99.327
87
82
5,
January
1971
1971
1960
100.]
100.:
99.903
1961
9,
98.635
1961--.
January
J.1970
98.706
2
98.642
1960
100.:
100.1
99.931
January 26. 1961
February 2, 1961
February 9, 1961—71
February 16, 1961
February 23, 1961
November
December
3-61
Yield Price
November
December
7-
99.31
Bid
December
120
1-61
1961
98®%
103
1-61
6-
15,
101%
99%
5-
January
97%
102®/2
1-60
1-60
3-60
Treasury Bills
101%
118
89-
10-
Ask
99.054
95
1031/2
Ask
3-60
11-
99.105
92
101®%
Bid
10-
1-60
Ask
104
Due
4-60
2-
92
102
Dated
1-
5.25s
4.40s
99 '%
79
Rate
5.375
99.195
Utah Power & Light 47/e8—1990
Electric 4%s
1990
Westcoast Trans 5®/as
1988
Virginia
35%
.•
1
Insurance
December
Trans
58%
4%
5
99.018
Loan & Finance 5.40s 1980
East
57
36%
55®%
32'%
Marine
&
52®%
33
1
Accident
Fire
29%
5
16%
99.071
State
Texas
Amer
44s/8
1960
South'n
Textron Amer 5s
of
(Jo_
A
1960
91
__
Life Ins
22
6.25
(Jacksonville Fla)-2'%
27,
117®/2
121
Marine
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Li re & Trust Co
20,
120
117
6c
58%
October
88
154
Fire
Seaboard Surety
October
116»/2
1007/b
Paul
78%
Hartford
51%
75
35%
!0
60'%
23'/4
47%
1
5
Co.—
55
21®%
5
10
33
78
115
-
10
Y
n
Co
10
104
76
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1985
Counties Gas 4%s_1985
Southwestern Bell Tel 4%s_1995
Sperry Rand 5'%s ww
1982
100®%
90%
Pyramid I,lfo Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Lire Ins (Pa)
5
1985
5'%s
Steel
12%
40%
86
Providence-Washington
52®/2
1969
1973
Steel
Republic
172
—1977
WW
Phoenix
104
168
1963
ww
Petroleum 5s
11®%
37%
5
Ins
53
Insurance
40%
12%
".
10
American
54%
35'%
37®%
10
of
56%
50®%
3.33%
Y,
73
'
1975
1976
Northspan Uran 5%s
N
53 ®/4
32
2.50
4
Lire
31'%
2
Co^
Pacific Insurance Co
51%
61®/2
131/4
3.9%
29
8
Peerless Insurance Co
6%
48%
111'%
12®/4
37
—10
,
(D C)_1.50
Employ Life Ins
Great
5%
Indemnity
4.55s
Bid
103%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
McKesson 6c Robins 4%s
2.50
(D C)
October
Chance Vought 5%s
Laclede
Ask
(Commonwealth of)—
Central 111
5
(S F)
Insurance—
Life
59
1
Fund
Franklin
14.16
1
11.25
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Carrier
Fireman's
56®%
107
1
9.69
10.29
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Cenco Instruments 4y2s
4
.
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
48
1
-1
Inc
lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
&
60®/2
62 V4
Phoenix
1%S April 1, 1962
4s May
15, 1962
:_1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
of
Philadelphia Life
3.62
3.31
Mutual
Fund
Ins Co
3®/2
Co_
-10
.
39%
4s
9.25
12.27
1
Industry Shares Inc
5V4s
Northern
Pacific
115
5
Northeastern Insurance
Figures after decimal point represent
11.20
lc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Bausch
159
106
Co
ltiver
67®/2
Insurance
10
Casualty
Ins
3
Inc
Maturity—
8.44
Utilities
Australia
373
59
3®%s May: l, .1971—
7.61
Townsend
Growth
355
151
55
A
Fire
Fire
37
Federal
5
North
19%
4%s
12.25
8.94
Institutional
5
York
3%s Sept.
11.33
8.83
Inst Foundation Fund
Co
Co
18%
New
14.71
a27.78
5.42
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Amsterdam
Hampshire
>
64
a35.52
8.06
Series H-DA
New
New
class
11.97
13.61
1
8.16
H-C7
14%
34%
1
14.76
J
4.94
shares
Series
13
32
5
14%
10
5
10.95
Inc_l
Inc
Sterling Investment Fund
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
RR
Fund
_1
*
Corp
38®/4
13%
Fire
10
Forster
&
Farnhain
Fund
Fund
Bteel
Mutual
19®/2
34%
4
14.05
Texas
Guardian
22
Nationwide
2
Union
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
♦
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
36.85
Television-Electronics Fund
shares-
_
12.83
9.84
Tobacco
National
8®/2
.^9.00
X34.85
2.31
Growth
59®/2
7%
5®/aS
•
8.98
Bond
44
55
4®/8s
1
:—
Corp
2.09
Railroad
40
-.8.32
1
Investors
Balanced
Stock
;
a8.83
1
Investors Inc
6.61
6.02
1
(Edson B) Fund
Southwestern
State
12.50
Inc
Shares—1.25
9.65
lc
shares
Common
Selected
7.44
,
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Petroleum
3%
4%s April
4®%s Sept.
al8.05
Clark—
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
Bond
Life
4%s
1
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Aviation -Electron ics—
Machinery
Monument
Manufacturers
75®/2
Federal Natl
Pine Street Fund Inc
1
Corp
12.71
11.81
6.14
Square Mutual Fund
Philadelphia
lc
lc
Fund
11.76
*
Group Securities—
Institutional
&c
5%s
1
10c
Inc
1
1
Putnam
Industrial
38%
Fire Assurance—12.50
4.25
Funds Inc—
Equip
36
Muss
Merchants
72'
3%s Jan.
Inc
Oppenheimer Fund
1
&
Over-The-Counter
1
Electrical
Assurance
Casualty
40%
Merchants
2%
Life—10
Continental
3%
37 7%
37
28%
2%
2
General
3®/4
35%
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
45 y8
2%
1
213
1
Casualty
5
Ins
204
53%
1
87/8
'/
10%
50
10
.
10
(Ky)
11.10
13.27
Chemistry
8%
41
26'%'
1
Co..,—
Life
Life
17
9»%
10
Va
(Bait)
National Fire
1
C
Natl Life 6c Accident Ins
Natl Old Line Inc AA com
C)
D
(N J)
Lile
Standard
1
of
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
33
1
Ins
Insurance
Commonwealth
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
Corp
(Galveston)--
8.69
1
of Canada Ltd
7766
7 39
1
Shippers——
Lift
National
15%
Massachusetts
5
Natl
Inc_
59'%
3
Co
22
55®%
Maryland
9'%
30
2'/a
Ins
Connecticut
8'%
Co_1.50
Assurance
8.05
1
Fund.
Lincoln
Ask
20
2
Tenn
of
Bid
5
6.09
Scries
1
Stock
England
187/8
(Fla)
1
Stock
Series
Growth
14.19
11.10
1
Income Series
New
13.13
xlO.16
Series—
1
15.64
Inc
Capital
2.98
18.94
Series
17%
1
Re-insurance
&
Beneficial
Co
Insurance
(Newark N J)
Mercurj^TWash
Bankers
Companies
Life
/
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Ins—
Investors
Nat
Life
13%
Flu)
Home
Hartford
1
Inc_l
Series
Dividend
15.30
series
Futures
Bond
(Jacksonville
Amer Ins Co
Hanover
1
12.40
Investors
General
9.81
Series
14.47
stock series
Preferred
Fundamental
14.65
8.94
al3.47
Corp
Securities
14.08
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian
7.78
Investors
Balanced
*
Fund
13.55
1
interest
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
22.12
Shares
5
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
Financial Industrial
7.12
1
Corp
20.46
Inc—1
Fund
Life
15.07
13.94
interest—1
Wide Securities Co
Stock
Fund
Fund
beneficial
beneficial
54.69
53.65
Inc
33®%c
Trust
Nation
Insur
Amer
46%
12
Co
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls l
Fund—
Investment
Mutual
General
Heritage
Bankers
43®/2
5
&
American
American
32
10
Life Ins
Amer
29®/2
Co
Fidelity
American
82%
Casualty_5
preferred
5
conv
American
79
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
7.31
8.57
Balanced
Mutual
15.52
1
Dividend
of
6.69
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Fund
Units
15.36
1
Stk
Inc
5
American
Amer
89 y4
Assur
Equh.able
$1.25
Par
88%
85
Insurance
Fidelity
jA.sk
84
10
Co
American
Bill
10
13.43
12.42
Stock
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
of
i
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Trust
int_33Vbo
Growth
Massachusetts Life
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Investors
beneficial
Investors
1
Fund
De
lc
Mutual Shares Corp
17.21
Series B
Diver Growth
of
shares
8.71
Concord
Fund
shares
Massachusetts
Mass
Fund
Fund Inc
Income
shares
Transport
1
Life
Surety
Agricultural Insurance
Funds—
1
_
Aetna
Crum
9.37
Corp;—100
Insurance
&
Continental
11.40
Investment
Delaware
6.37
15.26
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Crown Western
5.85
8.67
Income
Fund
Inc—1
10.54
Inc
Commonwealth
Snyles
13.96
Shares
Commonwealth
Insurance
1
100
Energy
Life
1
preferred
Colonial
17.91
a25.38
9.17
11.97
—50c
Securities
Dividend
16.38
8.37
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
—I
10.05
&
Fund
147/s
,
10.95
1
Ins
Stock
Century Shares Trust
Chase
14
1
insurance investors Inc
Aetna
Boston
ill
Inc
lc
Fund Ltd
Capital Life
Growth
Fund
Casualty
American
al2.64
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
jPcir..
Aetna
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
Companies
Ask
5.25
America—
of
Research
Johnston
5 02
Inc
Elect'nics
&
8.74
21%
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science
Investors
L*
Trust—
Mut Fund
Devel
Intl Resources Fund Inc
_1
Inc__
American Mutual Fund Inc—_ll
Amer
2.17
.
(Quotations for Friday, September 30)
Insurance
Funds—
t
Aberdeen
.
/
101 ®/4
101 %
99%
99%
•No
95
New
91®/2
par
FOOTNOTES FOR
value,
York Stock
a
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Net asset value. bBid yield price, d
Ex-rights, k Admitted
Exchange,
t New stock, x Ex-divldend, wi When
issued.:
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume 192
Number 5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1341)
Week Ended
COURSE
THE
OF
week will show
Bank clearings this
of the country,
increase
an
liminary figures compiled by us based
CLEARINGS
BANK
a
Pre¬
ago.
year
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
6.0% above?'those of the corresponding week last year.
$27,767,494,725 against $26,194,678,478 for the
at
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 9.2%.
Our comparative
Week Ended Oct. 1
1960
YorK
1959
•
iM in
in ii i|i '^! mi
y» im»ii
3,956,436
1,071.000,000
3,917,082
6,887.359
+
7.6
6,585,070
6,718,861
3,167.026
+ 28.0
3,3o5,014
3,2 /8,922
7,536,536
6,921,727
+
8.9
6,848,176
6,654,268
28,986,349
25,649,766
+ 13.0
17,577,050
15,961,962
10,266,526
12,773,715
—19.6
10,531,991
17,816,600
1,321,316,086
1,203,453,068
9.8
1,118,418,725
1,135,517,330
_
Jersey—Trenton
(11
cities)
+
8.7
11,279,687
12,235,261
Cincinnati
342,115,561
327,557,233
4.4
282,976,477
290,068,076
9.8
Cleveland
663,901,139
635,743,587
4.4
558,253,721
620,963,235
72,430,900
67,395,000
7.5
54,339,800
51,870,000
V-+
400,800,000
+
2.7
Mansfield
Baltimore
773,602,980
+
+
+
+
2.3
Total
five
11,588,985
14,424,888
439,918,506
423,093,897
4.0
427,218,195
510(083,797
1,561,329,943
(7 cities)
1,499,204,414
4.1
1,359,352,777
1,510,085,186
Virginia—Huntington
19,729,000
5.9
$26,710,344,188 $25,195,971,626
+
6.0
998,706,852
+
5.9
$27,767,494,725 $26,194,678,478
+
19,061,000
333,409,231
Richmond
+
4,606,191
5,553,301
Virginia—Norfolk
+.' 6.8
$21,424,591,503 $20,202,437,376
days
13,695,912
2.0
+
285,082,514
+ 20.6
All
all
cities,
•
275,989,056
20.946,661
235,727,336
6.0
4,993,534,250
5,285,752,685
days
cities, five days
one
4,097,848
4,003,392
17,689,000
3.5
+
+ 16.9
South
Carolina—Charleston
+ 42.6
7,924,094
7,387,069
8.7
361,402,911
338,888,487
+ 11.4
143,997,706
134,372,415
1,057,150,537
day
"
811,006,159
741,419,751
9,087,726
6,371,632
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
10,439,931
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
five
5.1
13,566,484
1.8
393,546,279
16,177,777
13,296,321
'
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
3.2
622,471,482
15,358,380
Youngstown
3.4
441,928,361
15,670,436
14,309,136
Columbus
3.5
—
633,793,263
;
Ohio—Canton
3.3
802,998,604
454,295,897
402,670,484
Cleveland
4,073,708
7,413.650
0.5
>456,280,103
cities,
4,268,060
1,060,000,000
1.7
—
*800,000,000
Francisco
Other
4.3
10.2
—
470,029,418
li « i «i a—
i wim tm H»
;
cities,
+
+
—
1,168,000,000
411,600,000
nil
Pittsburgh
Ten
4,692,969
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—-
776,880,513
IWW mi' — «—■
Louis
San
4,613.965
1,133,000,000
1,270,788,435
1,054,000,000
Boston
St.
4,812,360
9.2
1,264,576,060
nft
1,980,509
,+
$13,874,005,338
Philadelphia
imr
2,270,966
2,048,272
1,248,000,000
4,613,183
Delaware—Wilmington
%
$15,154,761,662
City
1,805,098
1,472,462
5.0
4,052,692
Total
Kansas
1,815,548
+ 10.7
+
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
.
New
—22.6
1,746,193
2,190,242
York
New
J
<
«
Wilkes-Barre
the week follows:
.
1957
$
Scranton
for
summary
1958
or
1,933,312
Lancaster'.
At this center
week in 1959.
same
1,810,106
1,401,478
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
Sept. 24
Inc.
Dec. %
*2,300,000
_
Chester
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
$
-Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 1, clearings for all
1959
$
Third Federal Reserve District-
with
compared
1960
45
426,189,086
392,151,435
+
District of
148,617,782
133,460,297
942,586,126
'840,733,069
+X2.1
-Columbia—Washington..
Total
cities)..
(6
"
Total
."
.
all Cities for week
•Estimated.
".7/"
'/
'
.'
'
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
-
+ 18.9
+ 18.4
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
our
the
Saturday -and
Saturday figures
inasmuch
available
not
are
at time
422,400,000
7,359,403
6,423,510
6,672,290
+ 10.3
6,063,499
+
5.9
6,033,583
308,908,809
286,727,421
+
7.7
241,583,123
the week ends
as
of
going to
press.
Florida—Jacksonville
elaborate detailed
the
In
Mobile
For that week there
the whole country
having amounted to $30,672,646,960 against $25,233,641,876, in the
week in 1959.
same
Total
increase of 22.5%, the aggregate clearings for
was an
Outside of this city there was a gain
showing
Reserve Districts in which they are
Federal
an
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis
expansion of 33.3%, in the Boston
Cleveland Reserve
District there is
District of 12.1%
serve
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
10.5%
an
District of 9.8%,') In the
improvement of 4.1%, in the Richmond Re¬
12.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District by
6.4% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 9.5%.
a
.».,...
-
2nd New
York
9
-
4th Cleveland
-i
;
942,586,126
7th Chicago
.
—
__
_17
ii
8th St
Louis
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
-850,144,410
Francisco
aa
4.1
1,359,352,777
811,006,159
704,802,944
.1,307,759,875
———
Outside
York
New
1,475,881,259
6.4
o
•
'708,993,779
»
.
H
00
t- CO
We
now
add
our
v
,
~.'
•
+
9.5
718,386,566
626,508,575
6.4
734,664,115
648,437,156
+
3.1
+
9.5
1,362,473,867
22,001,605,910
u; First
«
.
12,669,251,918
+
9.4
11,448,952,"881
6,864,784
6,7C0,o4Q
47,557,121
45,764,177
18,913,852
14.297,851
Chicago
1,534,480
1,345,525,257
1,182,620,029
9,237,361
8,877,056
showing
the^figures for each city for the
A
Week Ended
.
'
'
-
-
+
Dec.
1958
V.
1957
i,
T
t
'
'
■■
iff?*'*
-
1.4
3,989,766
3,207,584
+ 26.5
4,219,708
6,765,552
6,824,113
+10.8
798,221,341
884,252,502
•
3,860,140
———
3,764,729
+
2.5
-
727,626,039
/
■'•s
;
—
—
*
-
Bedford-
———
-
— —w-
——
16,073,495
+29.2
1,872,181
2,418,863
Worcester
— —
-
Jwi
.+
3,526,793
-C 14,612,966
Rhode
New
Haven-
'
i_
.
15,030,925
-
Connecticut—Hartford
New
-A
714,784,061
3,118,155
1,819,984
+
5.7
15,720,725
15,209,298
+ 18.1
10,269,629
10,3 59,565
10,240,109
7,463,572
+ 37.2
6,878,491
6,644,579
1,822,656,383
1,616,930,674
+12.7
1,475,881,259
1,470,784,476
380,500,000
cities)
Cities)
(17
434,200,000
1,499,816
+10.0
11,665,954
1-4
39,405,615
Total
52,012,959
3,155,805
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
^21,797.966
+
17.8
31,023,200
+ 23-2
2.804.935
960,553,818
+ 10.5
867,308,391
860,000,146
.
21,458,355
•
30,660,700
+ 37.4
27,089,453
15.1
133,292,985
148,176,038
+
3,321,324
29,919,444
+
27,131,381
140,443,837
5.2
3,323,700
3,464,353
+ 25.8
3,187,196
3,613,531
+ 33.8
10:552,653,029
"11,507,283,386
+ 16.2
44,362,362
29,077,358
-
29,114,126
(a)
73,001,003
708,289,957
10,190,062
517,052,115
223,251,043
14,124,298
12,586,322
i.
5,075,413
4,716,556
3,085,692
18,906,902
869,921,705
cities)
(7
Hastings
794,788,692
:
1,174,979
1,006,384
—
—13.4
9,843.957
11,329,155
+
11.4
475,359,346
412,057,289
+
7.1
188,915,651
166,125,971
+
12.2
12,608,307
11,128,460
4,661,721
+~ 7.6
5,341,671
7.9
8,171,245
6,199,171
+
1.3
18,146,389
15,006,808
+
9.5
718,386,566
626,508,575
—
.
.
9,714,894
207,147,369
12,428,886
33,994,132
—
_
Kansas—Topeka
—
'
7.9
'
713,163
9,975,708
183,631,324
10,199,119
38,314,395
511,910,909
—10.3
31,465.247
-8.0
479,527,232
,415,981,287
+
6,156,576
21.9
+
+
—15;7
+
3.7
787,145,954
+
6.4
V
585,710
10,237,103
164,019,320
9,601,681
28,833,581
'.14,176,559
7,394,560
11,951,636
St. Joseph
—J—
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
+ 15.0
—13.7
192,013,360
'553,959,511
City
Missouri—Kansas
,
880,127
1,076,157
—14.4
708,603
11,252,970
814,565
-----
Lincoln
,
Total
.*
;
7
.
837,688,285
cities)
(9
7,670,908
16,197,063
'rl2V7l8,604
6,921,645
5,579,743
734,664,115
648,437,156
'
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Worth
12,986,242
14,432,109
642,563,330
Texas—Austin
5,473,000
46,476,551
5,658,600
5,437,227
13,250,877
'
Louisiana—Shreveport
619,142,998
13,250,419
45,597,539
——————
—
Falls
Total
(8
—
-
+ 11.1
10 915,595
3.8
524,018,667
1-9
43,017,359
+
—
3.3
;
10,987,338
480,353,161
'i
'37,291,145
7,283,000
5,226,000
"
7,850,843
—25.4
7,238,971
+
0.1
11,013,579
12,640,389
-704,802,944
+
3.1
601,430,171
556,405,896
4.0
216,840,861
7,288,134
720,754,082
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
239,128,024
+
6,472,355
+
5.8
6,337,167
204,122,819
5,552,834
269,974,237
258,835,210
+
4.3
211,620,928
200,757,470
134,235,049
117,588,282
+
14.2
103,938,801
104,238,090
29,227,377
13,963,977
32,772,268
—10.8
27,166,660
20,854.929
—33 0
16 F40 025
17 264.492
922,309,599
812,018,609
+ 13.6
725,823,324
726,185,529
46,023,270
38,014,725
+ 21.1
30,693,206
29,189,952
11,308,833
10,469,768
+
8.0
8,179,596
7,767,750
19,526,796
17,660,459
+
10.6
15,273,299
13,555,051
248,674,667
—•
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
17,284,026,232
12,968,390,127
0.1
26,548,190
28,643,564
(a)
California—Long Beach
Francisco
Santa
—•
Barbara
30,916,740
34,734,053
7.7
65,808,423
+25.8
79,489,724
10,935,930,226
11,935,866,798
Total
Grand
(10
total
1.702,091,141
(108 cities)
64,781,369
Outside
New York
♦Estimated,
City
*
(a) Clearings
-
1,553,814,629
9.5
1,362,473,867
1,339,550,727
; 30,672,646,960
cities)-,
81,223,660
+ 33.3
+
.
City
Lake
37,361,307
n
67,770,718
88,392,062
*'■
41,707,535
—
(a)
111,163,266
Jersey—Newark
708,933,779
7,447,264
19,143,143
Nebraska—Fremont
2,960,437
12,564,389,958
Connecticut—Stamford
cities)—
6.4
6,847,336
51,558,470
(9
+
3,100,465
.
4,359,731
Rochester
Total
2,770,510
798,716,090
8,826,284
Dakota—Fargo
Wichita
16,812,488,137
Jamestown
Jertey
3,090,678
Dakota—Aberdeen
Galveston
2,622,631
3,493,960
New
19.4
576,113,028
North
45,060,329
38,016,000
161,608,047
Northern
+
District—Minneapolis—
.
South
San
New
137,854,187
3,106,724
239,192,275
Minneapolis
11,288,460
.
+ 11.2
37,276,260
—
Elmira
Syracuse
187,165,260
126,937,452
850,144,410
cities)
(4
15,941,326
21,709,510
1,061,638,616
Buffalo
York
194,265,649
4.1
3,710,738
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
384,700,000
2.8
+
Minnesota—Duluth
Fort
13,150,887
51,275,268
',«■
.14,123,669
14,3
,
.
3,232,283
——
York—Albany
9.3
+
177,497,016
Illinois—Quincy
Washington—Seattle
New
+
221,112,350
184,841,625
_
-
397,000,000
227,392,047
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
'
...'3,167,556
7.2.
44,785,400
Island—Providence-
(12
6,796,656
16,536,709
11,940,286
3,215,589
24,137,504
————
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
1,101,714,633
8,150,037
'
3,780,769
.
'
V
1,100,465,751
4.1
6,627,656
—
'
'
1,717,450
13.8
+
17,481,786
$
5j
v
8,632,783
-
—
River™:-——
Springfield
1,423,892
+
14,099,397
Sept. 24
Inc. or
1959
4,158,684
——
Massachusetts—Bostons
:
—14.6
Peoria
,
$
—
-1
1,796.013
Rockford
.
New
+ 17.8
1.4
'
v
Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Lowelt
7,911,323
11,281,647,753
-
Portland
-
3,654,462
129,252,655
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Maine—Bangor
Fall
130,834,437
5.4
—
22,788,931,139
1960
-
9,312,886
3,651,995
+ 11.0
10,865,182
1,339,550,727
+ 22.5
detailed statement
•
.}
9,770,432
+ 14.8
556,405,896
1,553,814,629
.+
i
1
9,191,334
*4,104,007
Montana—Billings
601,430,171
25,233,641,876
Clearings at—
'4
76,734,000
Decatur
Week ended September 24 for four years:
<*/...•>
12,667,805
75,781,000
9.0
708,289,957
1,702,091,141
Clty__
10,904,111
+ 12.2
+
Total
Total
r
+ 17.8
87,334,000
9,318,714
1,256,065,139
30,672,646,960
108 cities
13,026,756
+
741,419,751
+ 12.4
+
.
2,508,514
18,247,761
9,419,749
+
1,510,085,188
12.1
+
.
3,800,303
15,474,940
5.7
—
12,278,366
53,234,749
1,135,517,330
13,860,158,823
_10
._
.
787,145,954
720,754,082
11,935,866,798
1,118,418,725
"
'
.
10,935,930,226
+ 12.7
;
.
794,788,692
837,688,285
'
«•
6
-
__
-869,921,705
....
aa
9
-
798,716,090
860,000,146
,
+
1,616,930,674
,
aa.
7
-
City
11th Dallas
12th San
4
_
1,505,108,397
1,822,656,383
aa
867,308,391
9.8
+
840,733,069
1,692,493,951
-10
6th Atlanta
,
.
.
$
+
,
1,499,204,414
1,561,329,943
aa
1,256,065,139
154,505,483
Rapids
City
Missouri—St.
1957
+33.3
1,203,453,068
A
••
6
$
+ 10.5
12,968,390,127
1,321,316,086
••
7
.
5th Richmond
17,284,026,232
7
«»
-11
3rd Philadelphia
1,307,759,875
3.7
21,325,973
13,283,932
-
Moines
Total
1958
960,553,818
1,061,638,616
«•
+12.4
\
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
$
-12 cities
207,684,257
13,735,545
"
171,427,433
—
__i
Illinois—Bloomington
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
1959
"
Sept. 24
"
Springfield
1960
1st Boston
13,584,732
822,663
218,111,358
—
20,051,128
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
■
590,767
0.8
+ 12.6
—52.8
58,016,291
Des
Sioux
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended
232,214,686
20,322,499
Iowa—Cedar
gain of 6.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 3.1% and in
following we furnish
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
the San Francisco Reserve District of 9.5%.
In the
5,909,544
231,740,979
4,713,451
Bend
Terre
v
The Chicago
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 12.4%.
Reserve District has increased its totals by
trict the totals record
6,217,316
222,707,649
-
+ 17.9
3,059,129
3,607,775
20,529,538
12,974,063
15,350,297
97,994,000
Arbor
Grand
South
District of
1,505,108,397
21.5
+
■"
5,939,169
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
located and from this we note that
the New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve
1,692,493,951
of 9.4%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
increase of 33.8%.
an
15,775,042
1,756,067
300,418,227
17,767,411
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
at this center
829,645
297,971,016
*
Orleans
+
results of the previous week—the week ended
able to give final and complete
are
Sept. 24.
250,863,711
304,799,706
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
statement, however, which we present further below,
Louisiana—New
we
-•
Alabama—Birmingham
Accordingly, in: the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
30,971,137
130,753,136
405,200,000
134,669,991
452,500,000
Georgia—Atlanta
'
32,955,360
39,027,277
145,304,863
535,800,000
Nashville
and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
Complete
2.3
39,923,753
172,710,698
Tennessee—Knoxville
*
25,233,041,876
+
22.5
22,001,605,910
22,788,931,139
13,830,158,823
12,669,251,918
+
9.4
11,448,952,881
11,281,647,753
operations
discontinued.
+
i
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1242)
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
'
rowings from
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
domestic
decreased $503 million. Loans
decreased $170 million.
others
commercial
to
banks
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—)
of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to the requirements
Tariff Act
of
the
1930,
Federal
Bank
Reserve
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
FEDERAL
BY
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
ACT
TARIFF
Loans
11930
OF
1960 TO SEPTEMBER
23,
Monetary
and
Country
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
for
Transfers
Cable
in
York
New
(Value
in
States
United
to
•'
:
'
1
/
.
-
chasing
Money;
U.
■
S.
Other
Wednesday
Friday
Monday
Sept. 23
Sept. 26
$
Free
Sept. 29
Sept. 27
Argentina, peso—
$
.0120386
Australia,
Thursday
Sept. 28
Tuesday
.0120386
pound
.0120423
.0120349
.0120349
2.237529
2.238262
Loans
.0385750
Loans
to
Belgium,
franc
.0200337
.0200362
.0200350
.0200325
.0200290
Loans
to
1.025468
France
1.023085
1.022083
1.021848
.210575
.210600
.210712
.210612
.00311083
(Metropolitan)
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
India,
Ireland,
.204025
.204037
.204043
.239790
.209700
pound
2.808100
2.810325
lira
Japan,
Malaysia,
Mexico,
malayan
dollar
Portugal,
Spain,
Other
with
.0809560
Reserves
.265200
.265200
Currency
and
2.782500
2.782217
Balances
with
.140506
.140325
.140312
.140400
.140400
.0800560
pound
escudo
'■
.0349437
.0166401
.0166401
.193725
.0349625
pound
.232300
.232200
2.798525
2.797608
2.799825
2.809020
2.808100
2.810325
F.
;
U.
S.
deposits
Company and Issue—
Electric
Potomac
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
3%%
1,
,
Increase ( + ) or
Sept. 28,
Sept. 21,
I960
F.
R.
certificate
of
notes
Other
other
S.
487,132
advances
and
Government
+
+
3,119
C-17,409
outright
287,377
+
999
13,074
291,000
+
+
+
3,500,000
■
■
7,510,298
—3.500,000
2.483,771
__
Total
109,797
■
14,006,993
■
bought
outright.
26,673,109
+
291,000
+
109,797
Held under repurchase agree't
106,500
+
106,500
+
106,500
26.779,609
+
397,500
+
216,297
Total
-
U.
Total
Due
Govt,
leans
from
Cash
3.
and
foreign
items
in
securities-
27,430,127
banks;
assets.^
926.326
assets_,_
+
52,724,119
+
182,422
187
+
8,811
17,612
+
52,331
—
—
631,521
14,637
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
notes
and
5%
27,598,285
68,833
—
due
Co.—6%
line
debs,
+
82,943
Deposits:
debs,
U.
S.
bank
reserves
18,058,191
Treas.—general account
1,
May
;
due
series
1978—
r
Foreign
+
717,679
554,395
—
+
20,771
—
13,916
+
183,956
Other
3,199
381,594
CAPITAL
in
Capital
paid
Other
41,245
149,141
127,877
—
statement
with Federal
district for
ances
accounts.!—
Reserve
other
and
Banks
and
+
1,439
+
186,299
375
+
■
93,054
on
loans
+
52,724,119
16,488
—
631,521
purchasing
securities
bonds
93,602
increased
"Commercial
That the
(1)
editor
.7%
+
and
list
called
of
Publisher,
$228
million.
Loans
ing tenders, and the
the current volume
in which the details
stock
under
92
+
138,514
by $97 million.
for
notes,
redemption,
or
last date for mak¬
gives the location in
(except where otherwise
indicated)
American
debs
5.90%
Tobacco
decreased
Other
securities
20-year 3%
4-7/«%
Home
debs,
Georgia—
series, due Nov
Oil
debentures due
6'/a%
Co.,
secured
B.
1,
due
1
1976
April
15,
1962
1983_
Nov
Dana
Editor,
Claude
after
shown
deduc¬
gross.'
Oct
——Nov
15
1089
pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977
Manager,
1
William
addresses
amount
of
as
that
Is:
owner
be
must
stated,
of
of
D.
(if
Park
25
Seibert,
owned
and
also
stockholders
stock.
the
of
If
Place,
New
York
7,
Park
Place,
N. Y.
New
9-30
$1
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-10
11-
Power
&
(quar.)
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$1
:
$1.14
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$1.21
Co.
(quar.)
General
48c
_.
Investment
Thompson
Stock
(H.
Fiber
I.)
Oil
Toronto
8c
(quar.)—
Dominion
Bank
1
35c
10-14
t47yzc
(quar.)
5%
,*•«
11-
preferred,
5%v
preferred
9-30
9-30
10-15
10-
3
9-
J60C
10-
3
9-
9
m.i2»/2
10-
3
0-
9
J50C
10-
3
9-
9
20c
10-31
10-
3
$25c
1-4-61
—;—-
+
9
V
Fund—
;
,
:
—
W. $22 V2C,
;
.
l-]4-61
12^15
$25c
.
(quar,);.—
12-15
1-4-81
12-15
t30c.
_
(quar:)w'.
^
1
4
3
——
_
(quar,)___
preferred
t
10-"
10-
Transamerica Corp.-:(quar.-)
(quar.)'
3
9-15
t60c
.—
preferred
(quar.)—_•
preferred , (quar.)—
Common
10-
1
11-
50c
—
4
X—!
Trans-Canada Corp.
9-30
10-21
tlOc
4 y2 %
1
9-30
10-10
•
■
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
.^Traders Finance, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
10-14
25%
(quar.)
>Towle
B
3
.: * 30c
—
pfd.
10-10
10-14
tlOc
Glass
$1.20
Manufacturing Corp
Co.,
10-10
Trust,
dividend
Tidewater
10-10
1
1
10-
*
1
11-
11-
.$1.19
:
(quar.)
—
I-4-61
12rl5
Transportation
each
by
25
a
Park
Place,
corporation,
New
its
York
must
be
firm,
member
Manor
Apts.,
N.
Scarsdale,
N.
7,
given.
its
must
If
and
name
be
owned
by
•'
True
Y.;
address
given):
*
-
,
as
'
Helen
Faulkner,
208
there
are
none,
so
security
bonds,
state.)
None.
of
Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the stockholder or
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or
in any other
fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation
such
graphs
show
and
do
(5)
not
The
or
all
trustee
the
is
acting;
affiant's
conditions
appear
average
full
upon
a
also
the statements
knowledge
under
which
the
books
and
belief
stockholders
of
the
of
copies of
through
the
in
the
to
as
and
two
the
circum¬
South
LaSalle
malls
or
issue
bona fide
a
of
this
owner.
otherwise,
to
paid
was
sub¬
expires March 30,
1962.
to
and
Edward G. Seibert,
qualified
11-?2
$0,095
in
9-30
10-30
10-11
.
«
subscribed
1st
Trust
Co.
Electric
(resumed)-.'..-
com.
9-30
11-
"vi,
7
9-
2
-
.
t7y2c
.
Co.
Common,
Union
National
United
$4.50
Biscuit
Bank
Co.
preferred
United
Keno
United
New
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
87y2c
dividend)'
-
com., (quar.)_
U.
&
Metal
preferred
Shoe
6%
U.
7%
United
9-20
1-10-61
12-20
Publishers,
(quar.)_
15c
10-14
9-30
8c
11-20
10-31
(quar.)
25c
10-14
9-23
10c
10-
6
9-
9
10c
10-6
9-
9
60c
10-
3
9-
2
10-
3
9-2
$1.75
Inc.
10-
3
9-
2
22y2c
1-1-61
12-
9
50c
10-10
(initial)
U.
:
,
(quar.)____
Corp.
Shoe
12Vac
(quar.)
Machinery,
preferred
Whelan
Extra:
$3.50
10-8
10-21
conv.
Corp.,
t.I*
common
10-14
9-30
9-26
9-30
9-30
62y2c
II-
1
10-
3
37y2c
11-
1
10-
3
87V2c
(quar.),
10-15
—
(quar.)„:
pref.
10-14
35c
common
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.
.
7
8-16
11-17
10-10
preferred. (quar.)__;
S.
'
tlOc
Lines
(N.
J.), 4y2% preferred
(s-a)
Plywood Corp.,'common (quar.)______
Servateria Corp
S.
S.
10-17
60c
$2.50
Canal Co.. (quar.)'
Extra
U.
10-
30c
Sheet
S.
10-15
1
20c
12-1
..tl.l2V4>
10-15
Ltd
&
Fidelity &.Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
U S Foil, Inc., class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
U. S. Gypsum
Co., common (quar.)
S.
1
11-
tl2y2c
U S
U.
11-
$2.50
United
U.
,.
4%,
,V
Ltd.—
America,
Jersey RR.
Printers
7%
10-14
11-15
Quarterly
.
9-21
9-15
-
92Vs>c
;
-_
Mines,
1
.
(quar.)
Hill
1
$1
(Lowell, Mass.) (quar.)j
of
3
1011-
.
,
^
(stock
Canada,
(increased)
10•
9-19
10-19
1
$1.12y2
(quar.):
Corp.
of
9-30
10-10
II-
t78y8c
(quar.)_
preferred
Financial
11-30
10-15
$2
(quar.)
common,
$3.50
Gas
11-15
12-13',
25c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Union
11-25
30c
62y2c
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
•-
.
(quar.)_
Ltd.,'
preferred
Union
before
Notary Public, State
Westchester County.- Com¬
(quar.)
Corp.
$3.70
9,324.
by the Act of June 11, 1960 to be included
regardless of frequency of issue.)
Sworn
10-19
5%
5%
-
•
preferred
$4
publication
preceding the date shown above
this 28th day of Sept. 1960.
New York, No. 60-8906475,
1
dividend)
$1.12 y2
Street
Acceptance,
United
each
.common
preferred (quar.)
City Rapid Transit,
Union
para¬
security holders
as trustees, hold
company
capacity other than that of
number
distributed,
statements
mission
Temper Corp.,
Union
Thornycroft
(4)
whom
"7y2c-
(quar.)—_
dividend)-—
"
United
(If
America
(stock
4V2%
Twin
a
Y.
are:
of
Corp,
Petroleum, Ordinary registered—
Trinity- Universal Insurance * Co. -(Texas)—
and
immediately thereunder the names
or holding
1% or more of the
by a corporation, the names and
unincorporated
individual
Corp.
Corpv (stock
Radio
Trinidad
6j/4%
owned
owners
mortgages or other securities
in
Trav-ler
-
k
name
(3)
That
the
known
bondholders, mortgagees and other
holders owning or holding 1% or more of the total amount
for
Transdyne
"
Underwriters
7,
York
owning
not
individual
other
Apts., Scarsdale,
me
993
of Rec.
10-20
t$l
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.24
$4.50
the
or
of
——Nov
___Nov
preferred
$4
Holders
30c
publisher, editor, managing
25
Seibert,
(Signed) Claude D. Seibert, Editor,
1
4%
When
Payable
$1.27
Utilities
-
Company,
D.
scribers during the 12 months
(This information is required
l
Ltd.—
and
are
1960.
the
of
are:.
.
That
address
sold
Co.—
series K,
banks
items
Transmission—
preferred
Canadian
York.
(2)
Page
of
Ltd.,
Ltd.
$60 milliori and bor-
Management and Circulation, of
Chronicle," published' Thursday and
addresses
managers
stock and securities in
Date
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
loan
(quar.)
Toro
>
Business
who
Capital
individual
Share
Service,
Third
'
Financial
and
names
William
stances
given in the "Chronicle."
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Co;
commercial
domestic
to
reserves;
preferred
Gas
$4.56
to
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York
7, N. Y.
Stockholders—Claude D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York
7, N. Y.;
William D. Seibert, 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y.; Harriet Seibert,
sinking fund provisions.
Company and Issue—
Discount
169'
10-14
Class
York.
well
Sinking
called
page number
were
595
+
1
$4.76
million.
Editor, George J. Morrissey, 25 Park Place, New York 7,
1.8%
—
corporate bonds,
The date indicates the
redemption
American
and
business
and
Scarsdale
common
503
11-
4%
Statement required by the Act of
Congress of Aug. 24, 1912 as amended
by the Acts of March 3, 1933, July 2, 1946 and June
11, I960 (74
Stat. 208) showing the
Ownership,
14,637
—
Fund Notices
and
—
—
■
New
Redemption Calls
those
loans
of
8%
partnership,
including
60
1,902
«.
-
:
—
$1.14
Texas
,
addresses
preferred
+1,382
;
11
$5.08
*
and
a
42
+
;
—
.(quar.)
4.96%
carrying U. S. Government
or
increased
Federal Reserve Banks
126,704
—
foreign
found
92
preferred
Texas
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Managing
—
205,093
be
35
—
$4.56
all but
in
decreased $48 million.
total
will
Banks
—-
Texas
increased
Holdings of Treasury bills increased3 $387 million and
the combined total of
Treasury notes and U.- S. Govern¬
New
correspondents
Below
;
Reserve
Canada,
$4.84
non-bank financial institutions increased
$302
19,370
—
accept¬
ior
—
2
—
32,110
Electric
Texas
$854 million
New York.
liability
;43
+1,265
Per
146,720
+
1,716
-f
39.3%
purchased
216
+
••
1,486
Name of Company
adjusted.
Monday, at New York, N. Y., for Oct.
combined
Contingent
933
+
—
1,392
valuation
Texaco
total of $265 million. Loans to brokers
^
and dealers for
Ratio of gold certificate
reserves
to deposit and F. R.
norte lia¬
bilities
11,792
—
-
of
of
44.803
,
648,384
—
402,736
Total liabs. & capital
accounts
—1,079
Continued from page 12
66,162
—
686,191
+
774,808
...
capital
854
+2,584
Nov
:
demand deposits
the
1_
:n
—
Issue.
Commercial and industrial
■
-
814
4,752
others
tion
securities, and $2,584 million in U. S. Government de¬
deposits, and decreases of $146 million in reserve
298,377
—
—1,267,458
51,450,521
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
+
4,632,855
liabilities
+
+
Federal
4Vi%
19,178,136
Total
95
+5,913
:
tExclusive
y
Nov
mand
"
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
270
+
Nov.
due
5V4%
bonds
due
■
Member
14
+
Line Corp.—
1978
condition
ment
Reserve
+
55
.50
banks
From
-—Nov
1973
1,
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 21:
Increases of $824 million in loans ad¬
justed, $501 million in holdings of U. S. Government
516,748
+
1,533,513
106 453
272,630
e
Total
+
5,619,753
_
44
—
deposits
banks.!
From
Condition Statement of Member Banks
one
premises
Other
367
146
+
DIVIDENDS
15
of
collection
Bank
pipe
mtge.
debs,
balances
securities
process
1st
1979
•Announced in this
The
2,672,047
Bonds
—
—
—
;
140,849
Borrowings:
20,745
Bought) outright—
Notes
522
deposits:
3,563
T
—
527,327
-+
33,109
Certificates
—
59,163
demand
799,257
securities:
Bills
48
4,244
+
15,419
404.237
Acceptances—bought,
U.
300
60,297
banks
6y8%
803,501
977,129
cash___
Discounts
59,997
18,403,772
reserves
—
1959
17,426,643
Redemption fund for F R. notes
Total gold
1,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Sept. 30,
5960
ASSETS—
account
571
+
3,031
.
deposits:
Other
Page
Co.—
Transmission
Gas
1977;
Nov.
Date
•
Power
debs, due May
conv.
Tennessee
certificate
464
—1,808
+
1,243
Interbank
Gold
—
12,824
banks
adjusted
demand
Foreign
Time
Decrease (—) Since
i
Banks—
domestic
Government
Interbank
-
Domestic
(In thousands of dollars)
—
329
33
+
3,943
R.
coin—:
assets/liabilities
Demand
2.810040
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
318
393
+1,014
.
LIABILITIES—
2.799541
2.812600
sterling
v
.232183,
.232268
2.802092
pound
+
;
9,607
assets—net.
Total
.193706
387'
17
+
369
.0166401
.193787
.232256
Africa,
Kingdom,
.0349687
.0349687
.0166401
.0166401
South
Other
.193775
.0349875
193781
.0800560
.0800560
+1,048
—
4,811
securities
.265193
Switzerland, franc
United
.328400
years
94
+
39
+
\
86
280
501
•
1,122
17,645
404
+
4
+
3,056
1,358
indebtedness—_
year
170
—
+
years
2.780297
krona
of
.328433
+
9+49
—
-
five
to
After five
.265200
peseta
Union
.00161080
2.781207
krone
Sweden,
"
One
.00278666
.265200
.0800560
Zealand,
Norway,
V+
.00161075
+
7
27,992
bills
.00278666
309
12,559..
—
certificates
2.784752
peso
Netherlands,- guilder
New
.328266
!_•!
4
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
.00161090
"
+
9
75
—
—
1,483
banks--
securities—total—
of
87
+
2
15,161
one
533
'+
693
loans
Government
With
+
.
+
1,658
—+—
commercial
loans
'
4,307
———
Treasury
2.810040
'
113
—
+18
1,147
Treasury
.00278666
.00161045
.00278666
.328433
_
-
.328200
.00161050
.00278666
yen
domestic
'
,
—
foreign banks—
estate
+
institutions:
.204037
.209837
2.809020
S.
._!_
financial
.209737
.239787
.209668
franc—
new
mark
_
Real
Other
U.
23
171
.239784
.204056
.239787
2.812600
rupee
.239784
.209837
deutsche
Germany,
Italy,
1.025338
.210687
205
+
securities——;
—i
.0386000
markka
+
finance, personal finance, etc.—
.0385875
dollar
10
pur¬
purchasing or carrying:
Other
.0385875
rupee
265
829
for
securities
securities
.0385750
Canada,
+
+
1,499
loans
dealers
_
to nonbank
schilling
Finland,
for
Government
Austria,
Ceylon,
and
securities
Sales
2.239075
2.239302
+2,196
31,572
1,042
industrial
Government
S.
+3,411
+4,302
carrying:
or
loans
Other
$
$
$
U.
+3,691
+1,277
+
824
loans
brokers
Other
4
+1,107
106,810
69,211
adjustedt
——
and
Agricultural
Loans
-
108,293
,
adjustedt
Commercial
1960, INCLUSIVE
29,
investments
and
Loans
SEPTEMBER
1959,
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Totql loans and investments
FOREIGN
Sept.23,
1960
1960
certifies
Since
Sept. 14,
Sept. 21,
(quar.)_____
11-15
12y2c
11-30
ioc
(quar.)
11-30
11-15
11-
10-14
87y2c
S.
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_______
Universal Controls (quar.
;
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Co., com. (quar.)
9-26
$1
.
7y2c
50c
3
9-12
10-31
10-14
11-1
10-
10•
1
7
■
Volume
Number
192
5991
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1343)
Per
Name of
Universal
4V2%
Upjohn Company (quar.)
Upson Company (quar.)
Utah Construction & Mining
pfd.
(quar.)
When
Share
Company
Marion' Corp.,
Payable
$1.12Vz
11-
1
15c
10-
7
(quar.)_—
25c
Extra
Sugar
(s-a)
10-
10-
engineers
5
No
6%
Corp.
Valspar
New
(quar.)
A
Tire
Seiver
B.)
Co.,
(stock
& Massachusetts RR.
Vermont
y
Permutit
9-21
high temperature
20c
11-
1
10-14
9-30
10-15
10-
11-
to
10-14
2%
10-17
37»/2c
30c
1 ♦
10-14
10-
■
and
expenses)
Inc.
Viewlex,
-
■
5
1
and
•
9-26
10-
Walker
Company, 5%
$1.25
preferred
(Hiram)-Gooderham
(quar.)__
Worts, Ltd.
&
1
&
Wallace
Tiernan,
Wallingford
Bank
Quarterly
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
Natural
Inc.
C
3
9-15
11-
4
10-14
12-30
11-15
9-30
10-
9-19
American
shares
50c
i
West
West
Penn
Seashore,
&
Power
special
gtd.
10-
10-15
10-
3
10-10
(s-a)
$1.50
12-
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
$1.05
10-15
(quar.)
$1.02 Va
Paper
30c
(quar.)
dividend
Department
Western
Grocers, Ltd., class A
Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
3
Insurance
Class
A
Western
Pacific
Western
Tablet
RR.
&
Western
Union
Westmoreland.
10-15
11-
1
1
to
special equipment and
flow.—V. 190, p. 976.
purchase
preferred
stock
25c
10-15
$1.25
9-30
11-15
35c
1-3-61
4
■;
(quar.)_
11-
from
with
1
12-
prior lien (quar.)_____
Williams-McWilliams Industries,
the
company
purchase
35c
10-15
10-
4
11-
1
10-
&
Kenower, MacArthur
11-
1
10-
Lemon
Co
&
Co.
2,000
2,500
Loewi & Co. Inc._
2,500
Mnnley, Bennett &
Co,__
Mullaney,
Co.
The
2,500
Pacific
&
Co.
Wells
&
Ohio Co.__
Northwest
5%
•
Stationers
.1st
&
Pierce,
Carrison,
preference
2,500
The
S.
Dain
&
Co.,
Inc
Dickson & Co., Inc.__
4,000
Windsor
Industries
Winfield
Growth
Industries
6%
15c
Inc
pfd.
.
(quar.)
10-
16c
._
Fund,
Wisconsin Electric Pow. Co.,
Wisconsin Public Service—
12-
Securities
$1.50
7
preferred
.(quar.)
4,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
2,500
Smith,
2,000
Labouisse,
Co
Johnson,
Lane,
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)
has
5.08%
preferred
(quar.)____
10-14
$1.27
11-
Wood
Wool
(quar.)
3%%
Alexander,
Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Combing
Woodall
Industries
Woolworth
W.)
(F.
deposit
(quar.)
called
*»
Ltd.
Ordinary
'
9-30
10-1
.
.
10-15
(monthly)
10-15
9-30
A
•
.'
-
V,
11-10
6%
6%
.
6%
York
preferred
preferred
11-
1
12-
1
7%
common
Jewelry Co. (quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.)
Vz %
preferred
(quar.)
•
Transfer
$ Payable
books
75c
10- 3
9-20
$1.75
25c
10- 3
9-20
10-14
9-29
25c
10-10
9- 9
._—
—
—,
t35c
11-
1
£56 Vic
11-
1
._
,-
closed
not
Canadian
in
resident
tax
15%;
this
for
funds,
10•
1
10-
1
184, p.
Previously published date was incorrect.
source.
Non¬
British income tax.
and/or record
t Payable
in
U.
funds,
S.
Less Jamaica income
The corrected
with
I
stock,
less
15%
,
,
payment
Canadian
non-residents
tax.
has
sold
the
to
the
Laboratories Inc.
number
The
on
a
of
of
Princeton
contract
working
on
Sept.
23
N.
by
firm,
basis
founded
for
in
industry
government
seven
J.
shares
1956,
and
AeroChem
.
to
the
to
from
sale
large four-color
cost
research
done
at
AeroChem
we
will
be
Research
undisclosed
basic
It
over
research
is
currently
$400,000.
able
to
exploit pos¬
by our company." He added,
comparatively
new
organization
the
development of unique ideas
for
which
we
will
find
commercial
application. We have great respect for the young sicentists at Aero¬
Chem. Their accomplishments in basic research are most impressive."
sibilities
"We
are
in
AeroChem,
the
areas
not
expecting
according
direction of
Dr.
otherwise
from
to
covered
this
Gaudion,
will continue to operate under
F. Calcote, vice president and director of
Hartwell
research.
Scientists
St.;
addition
of
$86,730,000
value
the
of
a
$71
surplus
AeroChem
currently
working on such subjects as
the
burning mechanism of solid propellants; general study of advance
propulsion schemes;
development of an atomicionic wind tunnel and
the study of the effect of combustion on heat transfer.
are
the
com¬
of
the
offering.
mortgages
$86,250.00
25,000.00
_
officers
Apex
13,895.47
Trading
;
Co.__
10,976.00
25,000.00
.
j.
GIVING
EFFECT
32,000.00
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
value
(par
the
the
to
10
30,000
shares
underwriter
192,
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
cents)„
»150,000 shs.
subject to
and
3,000
which
warrants
shares
subject
are
the
to
600.
p.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
•
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
1960—Month—1959
oper.
revenue__
$8,306,092
oper.
expenses-
7,305,605
frdTn ry.
rev.
ry.
p.
*7
$1,000,487
ops.
income
1037.
oper.
192,
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$7,569,686 $70,736,370 $71,735,189
6,937,846
59,095,680
60,343,463
$631,840 $11,640,690 $11,391,726
385,549
4,316,479
5,096,387
38,928
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Net
Net
oper.
1960—Month—1959
$1,851,753
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$1,951,209 $16,627,620
$16,194,432
1,334,785
1,280,231
10,633,108
10,722,439
$516,968
$670,978
$5,994,512
$5,471,993
98,738
expenses.
from
rev.
fy.
—V.
202,417
1,682,129
1,590,543
Debentures—This
corpora¬
income
oper.
192,
ops.
ry.
1200.
p.
on Sept. 29 with the SEC a
registration state-;
covering a prospective offering of $10,000,000 sink-,
ing fund debentures, due 1985, it was announced by
John L. Riegel, Chairman of the Board.
REDEMPTION—The
1,
1965,
retire
and
the
a
loans
of
a
6%
Montreal,
September
on
23.
N. Y., filed a registration statement
covering 145,000 shares of common
to
are
be
being
offered
for
public sale by the
stock,
by
Solomon
outstanding
in
the
of
commercial
be
business
lithograph
a
received
commercial
color
plate.
stock,
from
of
Roskin
in
net
at
additional
by
means
$3,850,000
$140,000
of
$2,500,000.
$2,500,000,
Quality
Lithographing
BUSINESS—Riegel
paperboard,
about
for
to
stock,
by
the
Directors
the
and
74%.
owns
20,000
Upon
shares
by
36.6%
own
to
his
in¬
then
the
of
registration
Town
100,000
per
none
shares
basis
a
$.43%
sold
with
Falls,
the
successful,
five-year
SEC
for
the
nature
and
lieu
of
purpose
timing and
the
for
civilian
proceeds
of
of
the
and
sale
Corps
such
produces
flexible
175,500
the sale
of
Roskin, I the
County,
27,
The
If
of
Seth
Allen
for
which
for
public
of
and
Kann
Waltham
in
July,
receive
The
expenses.
of
the
to
the
purchase
of
Lowe
the
at
or
com¬
underwriter
Sheldon
president of
offering
underwriter
20,000
common
$5.50.
to
March,
of
the
It
Harrison
Engineering
1959,
Corp.,
at
and
in
Jersey,
New
specialty
materials,
bleached
The
company
papers.
paperboard
a
and
pulp mill
Rockford, 111.,
Jersey, and
in Atlanta.
the
other
the
as
date
proposed
Corp.,
Sept.
19
on
proposed
and
by
mergers
involved,
stock
Proxy
Riegel
in
material
said,
at
On
Riegel
for
special
a
of
mergers
Branson
John
L.
issue
for
have
to
was
basis
Qo.
Riegel,
Bros.
into
of
Co.,
Riegel,
Chairman
of
it
the
stockholders
by
total
a
all
of
of
the
278,843
of
the
shares
of
stock
of
the
Sept.
common
of
been
mailed
stockholders
on
or
record
of
23,
Mr.
about
Sept.
26
entitled
to
current
operations,
completion
of
the
mergers
approximately $19,000,000 in annual sales to Riegel's volume.
add
sales
of
for
1959
Bloomer
six
meeting
Btloomer
Yarn
approved
are
will
exchange
with Riegel
meeting.
the
the
Net
half
21
the
on
companies.
vote
will
Oct.
set
Riegel
in
1959
$40,035,000
was
$71,731,000;
were
and
income
net
volume
for
stock
Bros.,
Newark,
N.
Y.,
principally in the ice
sales
months
1959
this
of
in
is
carton
a
and
cream
first
the
$1,533,000.
was
common
As
manufacturer
and
packaging
fields.
In the first
egg
year.
were
$9,197,000
and
of
outstanding.
$4,932,000
Lassiter
Corp.,
converters
and
also
and
of
,i
manufactures
Branson,
Lassiter,
in
plastics.
Were
Charlotte,
packaging
both
various
in
addition
Combined
C.r is one of the largest independent
primarily serving the soft goods field,
cartons, labels and laminates.
Fairtex
Charlotte,
manufacturing
$10,151,000,
192, p. 942.
—V.
N.
films,
sales
C.,
together
chips
for
with
automotive
fabrics, floor coverings and
Fairtex and Branson in
1959
first
-
and
for
Lassiter,
the
engaged,
are
yarns
used
are
of
in
and
N.
metallic
they
half
'
1960
of
'
$5,849,000.
were
•'
'
'
'
'
1960
under
Delaware
U.
is
S.
Army and
the
other
to
successor
& Co. and associates offered
shares
of this
porate
sale
all
will
law
military
Waltham
Breed
as
as
board
chairman
president.
They
and
own
paid
$50,000 for the
which
new
and
lead
100%
to
control
of
these
Also, the company is issuing to Morris
Co., 10,000 stock purchase warrants each in
series A, series B and series C in place of options now
held by the latter.
&
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
will
used
be
working
toward
capital,
the
and
for
from the sale, estimated'at about $414,150,
reduction
other
of
accounts
general
payable, for additional
purposes.
BUSINESS—Through its six subsidiaries,
will
chief
44,400
capital stock
subsequently acquired and
structure
subsidiaries.
Cohon
Net
48,000 common shares, respectively; and 48,000 shares are owned
by Fred S. Kann, executive vice president, and 33,600 by Herbert Bungard,
a
director,
The
prospectus
further
indicates
that
Harrison,
Breed
bank
finance,
at
efforts,
it
best
a
if
the
for
on
for
Furthermore,
the
$3.50
in
offered
shares
fee.
items.
K.
to
at
cover¬
it has outstanding 290,900 common shares.
of additional stock, estimated at $267,250,
lists
officer, and
temporary
used
Riegel.
companies
and
can¬
leases
production
and
prospectus
be
on Sept. 27, 125,000
corporation's $1 par value common stock
at $4 per share.
Simultaneously, Roto American will
accept tenders of shares of preferred and common stock
of three subsidiaries in exchange for Roto American
common.
This exchange is designed to simplify the cor¬
J.,
N.
1960,
as
follows: $50,000 for the acquisition of production machinery
equipment and $217,250 for addition to working capital.
executive
will
packaging
cartons
Fairtex
announced
was
upholstery;
used
and
anticipated
Atlanta, Ga., plant for the company'3
and for general corporate purposes.
for esti¬
engineering,
researching, developing and manu¬
fuzing devices of both mechanical and electronic
Ordnance
users
each
from
organized
and
remainder
Cohon
Sept.
president
3,000
will sell to
lc
at
be
Inc.,
$20,000
the
finder's
a
ranging
Engineering Corp.
be
of
to
Roto American Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Morris
Passaic
on
made
Co.,
plus
to
additional
the company
prices
facturing
shares
to
be
to
&
share
per
companyXwas
is
Edelstein
an
warrants
at
The
in
stock,
common
offering
19,500
and
share
per
of
The
Robert
share
per
$1
by
commission
has
pany
is
share.
Nov,'
•
.
outstanding stock.
Little
of
statement
to
calculated
.
new
Division
mills
vote
Corp.,
Bloomer's
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
corporation,
a
of
prior
1962
'
loan
The
a
folding
paper
have
stockholders
of
two-color
which Roskin
of
company
in
Merger Vote Slated—
converter,
the balance for working capital.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
common
pulp,
four
from
offset press, and of a new
photocomposing machine, such equipment
$560,000; $50,000 for the installation of such
air conditioning the company's floor space at
an
non-refundable
starting
in North Carolina, a packaging
equipment subsidiary in
converting plants for flexible packaging in Milford, New
Edinburg, Indiana, and a paperboard converting
plant
additional
an
bank
term
about
together
of
repayment
be
fund
maturity
litho¬
proceeds
$510,000,
will
sinking
a
by
July 3, 1960 Riegel had 1,386,871 chares of
offset
printing
The
estimated
debentures
have
issue
cost of about
Lassiter
in
will
entire
UNDERWRITING—Morgan Stanley & Co. has been named to manage
group of undewriting firms to offer the debentures to the
public.
PROCEEDS—Riegel will use the net proceeds from the issue to
year
the
and
at
to
of
41,878.53
options.—V.
Railway
Railway
share
a
by
and
stock
will
shares
basic
to
step-and-repeat
to
Varick
new
$1
in
government.
at
in
company, will be used as follows:
down
payments on
the
purchase
and
R. E. D. M.
.
engaged
contracts "valued
an
to
-
Describing the acquisition as one more step in a planned program of
company growth, Pfaudler Permutit president Donald A. Gaudion said,
"This move has filled a wide void in our research program. Through
the
been
$1,039,000
.
exchange of
is
has
$9,735,655.
by
24,000 shares at 10 cents per share and
persons for services rendered in connection with
is engaged
minimum
$3.50
stock.
against
break-up
a
held
be
shares,
four
$67,265.55
debtedness
latter
'
acquired
an
of
will
of additional
ing
Permutit
at
increased
$74,204,556
shares
method
filed
Princeton,
Pfaudler
payable
the
deduction
purposes:
chattel
development
include
issued
be
employee
underwriters
to
company
The
on
changes
stands
now
holdings
participation
125,000 shares
20,000
company's
In
Inc.
full
graph, which is a
impressions offset
the
General Corporation and
Investment News
to
a
underwriting.
shares
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.—Acquires—
following
by
sold,
are
the
expenses
capital
not
common
10,500 shares
200
,
the
inventory
and
stock
^Does
retire
Lithographers, Inc.—Files Offering and Sec¬
equipment;-$45,000
.
for
stock
after
estimated
86
Authorized
Common
192,
Roskin, President and principal stockholder. The stock is to be offered
at $5 per share through a
group of five underwriters headed by First
Broad Street Corp. on a best efforts all or
nothing basis. Roskin also
automatic
'{f-
Permutit
share.—V.
per
1396.
and
estimated
Pfaudler
at
common
meeting
,
tax.
Continued from page 8
valued
the
which
of
company
mated
is indicated here.
date
$25
investment
which
company, of 200 Varick St.,
the SEC on Sept. 28,
1960
with
Less
y
x
the
at
••
a
date
from
reserve
the
dividend
deductible
tax
resident tax 7%.
arising
investment
The
7-10
10-14
annual
The
'
of
was
gave
Process
4-19
1
(quar.)——
at
ondary—
1-10
11-
State
subsidiary,
wholly-owned.
Yonkers, N. Y.
Street,
common
$235,000
the
payable
CAPITALIZATION
Board
1
—
Zale
4
10-
65c
:
Door
This
—V.
10-10
37V2c 7-31-61
.
(quar.)
Steel
10-15
10-31
—;—
(quar.)
$44,457
allowing
for
preferred shares.
9-30
37V2c 1-31-61
31Vzc 4-29-61
(quar.)
preferred
Youngstown
10-10
'
operates
investment
value
portfolio
ago.
11-18
7c
——
1960
1954.
after
10-20
37V2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
County Gas (quar.)__.
of
the
book
The
(quar.)
Young (J. S.) Co.,
to
The
8-29
25c
(quar.)
preferred
since
profit
added
(Wilkes-Barre)—
class A
6%
Co.,
9,
Canada, Ltd.—Annual Report—
•
—
_____
35c
Cab
Nov.
on
slight
rate
The
25c
Yale Express System,
business
$51,678,000.
Quarterly
Yellow
of
annual
1960
a
-
•
Bank
close
7
annual
9-30
30c
•
(Two shs. for each five held)
the
report covering the fiscal year to June 30,
1960,
improvement in earnings.
Gross revenue at $3,041,741 was
$22,000 higher than in 1959.
Net earnings were
$2,209,696, which approximated $2.55 per com¬
mon
share,
on
which
$2
was
distributed
in
dividends—the
same'
9-16
15c
receipts.
Stock div.
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr.
Monthly
Wyoming National
at
shows
Amer.
&
right to
Power Corp. of
9-30
10-14
f$1.50
-—
notes
to
Working
.
the
one
'
convertible
interest
745.
p.
10-14
10-14
20c
—
1
25c
*—
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)
Witco Chemical
of
Riegel Paper Corp.—Files
for redemption on Nov. 9,
next, $2,500,000
debentures due May 1, 1973
at
104%
plus
•
«•.,•'
convert the debentures win to common stock -will termin¬
company
its
The
10-14
1
of
tion filed
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
of
The
11-
laws
4,000
2,500
10-14
11-1
the
3,000
1199.
p.
dissolution.
ment
5
$1.26
—
of
Engineering
Space
,
132,
Roney & Co
Hague & Co.—
William R. Staats & Co.___
2,000
Corp.
2
$1.25
_.
Payment
Additions
3,000
Weil,
its
Offered—Pursuant
under
Axminster
secured
loans
of
Railway
Mosle & Co._______
C.
9-26
10-
10-31
loan
2,500
Inc._____
Rotan,
—-V.
'
5%
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue
4,000
of
The
9-30
10-31
50
shares
used
be
4,000
Wrm.
9-23
10-15
4
at
the
approximately
of
Repayment
2,500
Co.__,
5,000
ate
}$1.25
located
all
will
>
—V,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
voted
machinery and equipment
of moving to new plant
on
Net
Corp._
"
'.>'7'
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—
Stock
incorporated
was
commissions
Repayment
2,000
&
and
Wulbern,
Inc.
M.
accrued
Envelopes, Ltd.—
predecessor
Expenses
2,500
Co
Riter
9-15
1-3-61
is
receive
proceeds
4,000
___.
4,000
Friedrichs &
7
—1%
The
2,500
4,000
2,000
Howaid,
Inc.—
dividend
the
3,000
5,000
Inc
2,500
,
Stock
Wilson
Precision
will
underwriting
4,000
&
(now
at
PROCEEDS—If
pany
Shares
Johnston,
15,000
Co._____
McCarty
&
of
listed
Piper, Jaffray & IIopwood_
7
$1
.
Swiss
for
shares
warrants
2,500
9
30c
4%
of
Magnolia Avenue, Westbury, Long Island, N, Y. It has
Swiss
Precision
Manufacturing
Co.,
Inc.,
which
is
Financing Details—
Sept. 22 offering of
the
Co.
of
company's
:
1960
Watch
April,
I960 the company
for the predecessor com¬
on
June
1,
1956.
It is
engaged in
the manufacture
electro-mechanical parts, components
and systems.
The
executive
offices
and
principal
plant are located
sale
•
Co.____
First
9-19 1
$1.43%
(quar.)
common
Waltham
In
York
New
exchangers,
Michigan Corp..,
Hayden, Miller & Co.______
9-16
(quar.)
the
exchange
Inc.—Common
BUSINESS—Rainier
of
pro¬
instruments
15,000
Co
Co.
Bradford
Equitable
10-14
12Vfe%
(quar.)
Ry.,
ion
R.
10-14
11-
10-7
$1.50
com.
of
in
Pine
and
chemical, dairy,
blenders, centrifuges and
of
liabilities
Co.,
by
Corp.).
stock
j the same date issued 311,000
additional shares
The company then
acquired all the assets and
on
cash.
the
of
Sept. 22 offering circular, Richard Bruce &
Co., Inc.,
St., New York City, publicly offered 60,000
shares of this firm's 100 par common stock at
$5 per sh.
the
J.
11-14
11-21
and
in
all
held
Instrument
a
80
into
a
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
9-15
1
J_-_—;_J
Telegraph
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Becker &
C.
Courts
9-15
12-
(quar.)—
Inc.
10-15
$3.50
(stock dividend)-
Stationery,
(quar.)
9
common-
__
Kentucky Gas Co.
is
underwriters
named
below,
through their
Weld & Co. and Watling, Lerchen &
Co., have
subject to the terms and conditions contained in the
Lerchen &
Campbell,
3
9-
70c
(quar.)—_______
Extra
for
Company
The
—
Inc.
10-
3
(interim)
Co.,
to
study of
Develop¬
applicable
White,
William Blair .& Co.__
J.
9-6
62V2c
Securities
is
Pfaudler
manufacturer
,
Western
preferred
10-
G.
A.
9-20
$35c
American dep. receipts Ordinary
Western
maker
Co.—Additional
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
9-20
t50c
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd.—
the
and
work
Permutit
equipment
issue
26
cumulative
Watling,
9-20
.
10-14
25c
preferred
5%
10-
8 Vz %
Western
7%
Finance
White, Weld & Co.
Casualty & Insurance—
Stock
softeners,
the
corporation.
below:
11-15
10-15
&
water
Sept.
$1.25
9-26
10-15
(quar.)
Pulp
alloy
_
preferred
Western
•
9-30
1
preferred B
Virginia
for
Research
research
Shares
4.20%
West
Air
of
surviving
and
severally agreed,
underwriting agreement,
3
4.10%
C
consolidation!
control of liquid
UNDERWRITERS
Co.—
preferred
for
representatives,
(San
(quar.)
Jersey
10-15
40c
Fargo_Bank-American Trust Co.
11-21
15c
.
contract
the
This
Pfaudler
previously
shares
9
15c
:
B
Francisco)
12-
3
4c
Wellington Management, class A
4Vz%
10-
26%c
(quar.)
contracts,
reported the
125,000 shares of this firm's $1.25 cumulative
preferred
stock, with attached warrants. Additional financing de¬
tails follow:
1
25c
King Corp.,
research
plants in the U. S., has
manufacturing
Germany, Canada, Great Britain, Japan
representatives throughout the world
Company,
Pfaudler
Permutit
Inc.
got
its
the
glassea-steel
Pioneer
Gas—
6% conv. pfd.
Knitting Mills (quar.)_
Welkom Gold Mining, Ltd.—
Wells
10-
30c
Wayne
Class
10-10
2c
(quar.)
the
stock
$155,500
assumed
in
beverage industries and
machinery.
Permutit
is
a
Our
Common
Waste
3
(Conn.)—
30c
Pictures,
Bros.
9-20
37'/2c
Terminals Corp..
Warehouse &
Washington
Trust
&
for
four
Pfaudler
vpon
stock
Precision
360,000
pany's
9-23
10-
by
Air Force.
and
chemicals
12-30
10-15
Weapons.
sales
as
Company,
measurement
—!—
Warner
12-30
t35c
with
well
the
name
of
food
T
Quarterly
Naval
issued
Rainier
$93;500
a
materials
affiliates
as
Pfaudler
ducer
10-15
of
all
Waltham
Arctic.
or
Formerly
.
7'/2c
Bureau
government
awarded
coating
Permutit,
Mexico
the
•
recently
the
Pfaudler
filler
Wakefield
in
present
(quar.)
the
celled
pro¬
Division;
Research;
Naval
re-entry problem of aero-space vehicles such as the
Dyna-Soar.
also recently completed an Air Force
sponsored engineer¬
on
disposal of
radioactive
wastes
from
military nuclear
reactors
9-26
11-
2Vz%
7
and
research
Missile
of
study
3
10-
Ballistics
Office
company
subsidiaries
$3
"■
■<
■
the
ing
-
X
was
to
Command of the U. S.
The
Co.—
(Increased s-a)
Vickers, Ltd. Ordinary (interim).—
(Amounts to approximately $.035 per de«
positary share after deduction of fees
I
9-30
$1.25
fundamental
Force
engineers.
itself
10-21
(quar.)
these
Air
Research;
Center
chemical
10-10
div.)
5%
pfd. A
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Vermont Bank & Trust Co.
(quar.)
■
and
newcomer
ment
Rubber
&
(J.
the
Scientific
Development
15c
(increased-quar.)
common
Vanderbilt
sponsoring
include
of
12V2c
Sea Foods—
Van Camp
Van
class
(quar.)
Co.,
Vacu-Dry
Office
These projects, according to
Gaudion, are undertaken by a staff of
highly qualified scientists with a variety of backgrounds.
They include
physical
chemists,
physicists,
aeronautical
engineers,
mechanical
9-30
10-31
agencies
AeroChem
Force
Wright Air
3
9-30
10-17
20c
at
grams
Air
9
9-23
10-17
25c
Utah-Idaho
Government
of Rec.
9-
18c
—
Co.
Holders
10-15
47
of
a
are
products,
other
Co.,
sells
line
of
machines
and
equipment
for
the
for the packaging of products. Their machines
used by many large corporations in the packaging
types
pharmaceuticals,
of
textiles,
members'
of
Schrijver & Co.; Coburn &
Co.; Netherlands Securities
Inc.—V. 191, p. 2460.
are:
&
and
hardware,
and
for
products.
UNDERWRITERS—Other
stock
Lestrange
American makes,
diversified
of bags and
equipment
food
various
Roto
the
group
offering
Middlebrook,
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Herbert
common
Arthurs.
Young
&
48
shares
thermo-plastics and manu¬
facturer of metal
fiscal year ended June 30,
1960 sales of
$5,879,300, pre-tax profits
of $508,600 and after-tax
earnings of $365,800, equal to $4.41 per share.
This compares with
sales of $5,366,500, pre-tax profits of $408,200 and earnings of $363,100,
Conn., converter of
parts reports for the
Kensington,
$4.34
or
ratio
is
to
The
1960,
a
par
by stockholders at
three-for-one split of
assumption
Companies,
Associated
Inc.
will
be
the
of
satisfy
to
sale
$4,511,120
some
securities.
of
of
addition,
In
of
liabilities
of
the
of
the
and
payable
notes
of
balance
Files
—
proceeds
the
from
purchase
$350,000
Sampson-Miller
refinancing
this
of
effect
three Super Constellation Aircraft and spare engines
presently held under two leases will be accomplished by the payment
of $156,203 in cash, as
well as the Issuance of notes and stock, the
stock.
commun
a
liabilities
the
approval
for
of
outstanding
1959.
recommended for
to be held Oct. 5,
Management
has
the annual meeting
the
fiscal
in
share
per
an increase
in authorized common shares to 4,500,000
value of $3 per share, and that the old common then
consisting of 1,056,240 shares of $1 par be reduced in
of one for three to an aggregate of 352,080 shares.
This action /
be voted upon by the company's stockholders on Oct. 14, 1960.
provides
Products, Inc.—Net Up—News—
Rowland
This
to
will
proceeds
added
be
The
E
of Route 80, Abers Creek Road, R. D. No. 1, Pitcairn,
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
28
shares
;•
of underwriters headed by Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
The company is
also registering 18,250 warrants to be
group
public
of
the
to
shares
common
The
City,
with
sale
and
land,
of
related
lumber
the
rental
activities,
comprises the construction and sale of
and building materials, the development
of earth-moving and hauling equipment,
including
placing of insurance and
a
radius of 30 miles of
the
within
principally
operates
mort¬
Pitts¬
gages.
It
burgh.
The net proceeds from the stock sale, together with a $500,000
loan, will
bank
to
increased
the
Effective
B
indebtednes
installment
of
use
months as follows:
12
the
in
like
Oct.
20,
the
1960,
shares
100,998
stock.
common
the
balance
will
company;
reclassify
its
shares
indebtedness,
the
13,
execute
of
New
file
and
York
the
with
Depart¬
Certificate
a
of
Con¬
or
record
the
adjournment
any
fixed
has
date
stock
entitled
transfer
books
for
to
the
not
or
close
the
of
and
of
vote
to
closed.—V.
be
business
determination
of
notice
will
properly come
adjournments thereof.
holders
the
at
the
p.
192,
Sept,
on
943.
meeting.
of
John
the
Services Department Stores, Inc.
Save-Co Veterans &
of
Save-Co,
Frontier
3176
Calif.,
Diego,
San
September
on
ing is expected in early November.
The company is
engaged in the
operation
of
26,
filed
reg¬
a
retail
a
John
nonprofit organizations and of
government contracts. The net
additional stock will be used as
$132,751
to
indebtedness
property
leased
now
station
facility
notes
to
of
facilities
by the
located,
is
representing
and
to
provide
working capital, and $65,000 to replenish the company's treasury for
expenses recently incurred in remodeling the company's store facilities.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to the company's general
funds for working capital.
Th company was organized in 1957 under the name of Federal Supply
Corp. to operate the retail department store under the name of "SaveCo."
In May, 1958, Save-Co Automotive Center was established as a
separate corporation to operate the gasoline center adjacent to the
store.
The station
was
located on property
sublet from Rosecrans
Properties, Inc., which was organized in 1957 and which rented such
property from unrelated persons.
The ownerships of the said corpo¬
rations were
.
children own 275,489 shares (75.43% ). Of
Victor J. Schulman, a director, owns 57,639
shares and proposes to sell 5,739 shares, Morris D. Goodrich, VicePresident, owns 40,995 shares and proposes to sell 4,082 shares, and
President, owns 33,561 shares and proposes to sell
Other holders propose to sell blocks ranging from 282 to
L. Foster,
Harry
3,342
shares.
3,538
shares.
School Pictures, Inc.—Files
of
company
tration
North
1610
with
statement
the
Mill
SEC
Sept.
on
Miss., filed
1960, covering
28,
regis¬
a
100,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through Equitable Securities Corp. and Kroeze,
McLarty & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to
be
supplied
shares
reserved
is
company
The
for
photographers
and
The
amendment.
by
been
have
ployees
of
engaged
states
prospectus
offering
the
by
It
that
underwriters
25,000
em-*
to
shares
this
of
In
the
of
the
of
equal
Howard
addition,
shares
All
in
owned
are
including
officials.
:25,000
stock.
common
offering,
persons,
each
class
(12,500
the
subject
shares)
President,
eight selling
the
of
A
shares,
common
amounts
Pippen,
O.
and
of
the
Y.,
of
stockholders
own
Western-Airlines, Inc.
Debenture and
of New York International Airport,
Jamaica, L. I.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28, 1960,
704,160 shares
of
common
stock,
to
be
offered
for
sub¬
by holders of its common stock on the basis of two new
covering
scription
shares
be
to
listed
000
.
a
for
ate
each
the
as
of 6%
with
of
by
to
included
purchase
866,041
offering
Rhoades
&
to
purchase
of
and
Limited,
others.
to
the
The
$3
of
has
warrants
shares
the
the
for
the
at
principal
the
company
another
series
1960
ments
of
between
to
to
of
with
a
the
pay
at
of
per
share
in
the
many
seriously
the
of
at
the
hotels
annual
step in
Trust
from
or
available,
He
added
of
net
noted
be
able
events
to
real
to
also
voted
to
to
which
Industries,
Sheraton
inc.,
formerly owned
Sheraton's
shares
to
authorized
provide
for
com¬
future
other purposes;
and approved an issue of up to
preferred stock having a par value of $100 per share.
and
of
of
79
Sidney
statement
with
St.,
the
Cambridge,
It
certain
now
Sept.
Mass.,
of
that
of
wire
752,250
cable
and
shares
1960,
the
a
in
addition
number,
were
into"
merged
was
they acquired the 118,000 shares,
outstanding stock of the company,
The
merger.
in
electrical
and
total
for
public
Corben,
Morss
25,500
family
and/or
trusts
outstanding stock.—V:
or
estates
189, p.
their
for
1394.
benefit
53%
own
'
of
it
institutional
with
$10,000,000 South
due
Sept.
1,
investors
five
of
Time
securities involved
Carolina Electric &
$3,000,000
500,000
Finance
first
aggregate
senior
issues
due
due Sept.
of
securities
Go.
Aug.
first
Co.
notes
due
securities
1,
500,000
Co.
pf
1985,
mortgage bonds
Aug.
15,
1972.
consisting
and
Indiana,
of $l,->
$1,500,000 notes '
Inc.,
first
Hawaiian
of directors
on
Sept. 26
Co.
preferred
stock
share
for
the
announced.
of
$10
be
1,
1960,
Fin'g
$75 million
President B.
P.
Gilmer
"
debentures
opened
as
and
crews
its
wet
states
lease
to
that
will
on
be
offered
for
sale
about Dec. 5,
or
found
contracts,
President
at
competitive
bidding
with
1960.
Gilmer
said
the funds will
be
in
used
Southern
Eell's
depleted
capital
257,798
444,381
Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$3,138,951
$3,167,439 $21,898,298 $22,897,583
2,298,707
2,149,853
17,041,725
16,789,727'
$840,244
$1,017,586
$4,856,573
$6,107,856
264,085
326,101
1,826,813
2,852,760
ops.
ry.
income
oper.
192,
1038.
p.
Stamford
Chemical
Offered—G.
H.
Industries, Inc.
Walker
Co.
&
Common
—
offered
Stock
Sept.
on
29,
70,000 shares of Stamford's common stock at $4 per
share, of which 37,500 shares represent new financing,
and 32,500 shares are currently outstanding. The com¬
pany will receive no proceeds from the 32,500 shares
being sold by stockholders to the underwriter. The of¬
fering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
equipment
for
corporate
proceeds
expanding
material
raw
will
be
to
used
toward
chemical
present
chemicals,
develop
the
lines
purchase
and
sales
new
for
of
the
for
the
company makes and sells various chemical products
cleaning and detergent field and the business carried on
and its two subsidiaries was started in 1949.
The
company
stock,
officers,
will
of
65%
who
at
own,
the 212,502
owned
the
approximately
98%
of Its common
of
the
offering,
approximately
outstanding stock.—V. 192, p. 1096.
completion
shares
of
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Files
The
with
of
SEC
thereof
through
public
Sept.
on
stock,
common
Jenkintown,
of
company,
the
27,
be
to
1960,
offered
underwriters
offering
price
Pa.,
covering
for
Secondary—
filed
registration
a
sale
by
the
present
headed
by Kidder, Peabody
underwriting terms are to be
and
statement
outstanding
112,760
public
&
or
Corp )
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina,
be
V.
192,
p.
The
company
cision
fasteners
consumer
has
its
in
used
wide
a
also
and
shop
and
subsidiaries
officials own-43%
Joseph W.
shares,
and
Estate
of
191,
H.
shares
M.
which
of
and
Prell,
proposes
Sr.,
South Carolina and Tennessee.—
of 393
with
the
stock,
to
thereof
through
Lynch,
Pierce,
D
St.,
SEC
be
Boston,
covering
offered
manage¬
of
&r
to
are
headed
Smith,
be
on
public
Sept.
sell
-•to
to
1960—7 Mos.—1959
expenses—__ -
five
years
of
to
in
the
a
position.
income
taxes—
1,806,474
taxes—
575,109
operating income
charges
$2,071,905
1,731,953
operating
tJ,658,171
' 507,669
12,139,168
-
3,932,362
-
11,212,086
3,446,987
whereby
Net
Net
after
—V.
192,
_
p.
-
$2,003,869 $14,004,435 $13,477,836
1,655,191
11,701,468
11,196,019
746.
Eastern
Massachusetts,
primarily
in
York
New
Greater
the
State
Providence
outstanding
Spring
loan
of
agree¬
Negotiations
67,000
sell all
by
Inc.
Lehman
The
supplied by
filed
23
the
by
registration
of its
a
shares
present
owners
Brothers and
Merrill
price and
The -offering is
offering
public
amendment.
supermarkets, as follows:
Massachusetts, 26 in other parts
in Central Massachusetts, 21 in Connecti¬
14
Hartford, New Haven and Southwestern areas to
line, and nine in Rhode Island, primarily in the
In
area.
2,523,691
addition
shares
of
to
common
certain
stock.
has
it
indebtedness,
The
prospectus
lists
16
selling stockholders, all members of the Rabb family, whose holdings
aggregate 1,301,504 shares, or 51.6%, of the outstanding stock.
The
largest block, 142,875 shares, is to be sold by Sidney R. Rabb, Board
Chairman, who owns 292,100 shares.—V. 178, p. 670.
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Files Offering—
The
company, of 33 E. 17th St., New York, Sept. 28 filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC
covering $1,000,000 of 7% convertible
100%
Pacific
Co.—Equipment
Trusts
President D. J. Russell of this company
gale
on
The
Sept.
authorization
Issuable
27
at. competitive
Offered—
announced
bidding,
the
subject-to
by the Interstate Commerce Commission^
of $7,500,000, principal,
amount, of one to fifteen-year
equipment .trust certificates, series No< 10, secured by
for
registration
upon
issuance
company
conversion
under
of
the
also
the
debentures
company's
100,000
covers
shares
40,000
and
options.
stock
employee
sale at
of the
common
engaged in the business of
selling food service and kitchen equip¬
its
and
statement
subsidiaries
are
manufacturing, distributing and
ment and supplies;
in designing,
supermarkets
supplying
tablishments
certain
of
preferred
stock
the
and
company
245,476
shares
furnishing
service.
In
complete
addition to
a
outstanding 62,854 shared
common
stocks All the pre-;
has
now
of
is
owned by Grayson
Equipment Co., whose outstanding
by Nathan Straus III, board chairman; Harry Greitzeri
Conrad W. Robbins and Milton I. Schwartz, officers.
Said
owned
preferred
of
and
and
public Institutions; and in
design, decorating and furnishing
stock
is
manufacturing and equipping retail
equipment .and display fixtures; in.
furnishings to commercial and industrial es*
refrigeration
indebtedness^
president;
ent
with
furniture
engineering,
stock
Southern
debentures, due 1975, to be offered for public
principal amount through officials and employees
of
ferred
service-of
continuing
the
and
Other
-
commercial
operations
operate
Federal
and
thereafter.
Estate
'
outstanding
sale
The company operates 118 retail self-service
in the area of metropolitan Boston,
The
$11,269,981 $10,793,980 $77,559,766 $73,352,323
6,816,493
6,624,271
47,483,801
45,215,410
revenues—_
10-year
Jr., is
The
proposes
,
625,000
for
underwriters
Fenner
underwriting terms
reserved
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Operating
common
and
office,
it now
Hallowell,
stockholders:
2096.
p.
for
Stop & Shop, Inc.—Files Secondary—
statement
shares
Operating
350,000
by
pre¬
commercial
indebtedness,
Thomas
selling
quality
equipment
stock,
common
two
Charles
45,760.—V.
of
and
certain
aggregate.
lists
Fribley holds 202,403
the
holdings
to
high
industrial,
of
furniture
addition
the
in
prospectus
manufacture
variety
steel
In
use.
outstanding. 2,692,930 shares. of
ment
its
and
goods,
laJboratory
company.
com-'
warrant,
The
supplied
amendment.
con¬
1242.
Southern New England Telephone
common
shares
holders
Co.
subordinated
re¬
other
purposes.
dry
Kentucky,
will
new
making new
and
areas,
BUSINESS—The
the
program designed to meet the continuing telephone
South.
Southern Bell serves Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
com¬
leases
ry.
—V.
statement will be prepared for filing with the Securi¬
ties and Exchange Commission in November.
The
itself
65,797
registration
underwriting
due
Net
creditors
the. first
year
39,706
revenue—
from
rev.
certain
transportation
well
company
of
for
each
air
Net
cut,
authorized issuance of
An 37-year debentures to be dated Dec.
to
1,121,398
1038.
p.
Railway oper. expenses-
the
The
192,
957,395
income
op.
wy.
Railway oper.
mortgage
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—New
board
1,299,059
132,996
Spokane, Portland &
48
Telephone
par value per share.—V. 190, p. 199.
The
$2,420,457
expected.
Telephone
of
shares
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$2,284,134
1,326,739
129,232
ops.
Period End. Aug. 31—
totaling
1990.
1,
rwy.
Stop & Shop,
Gas
term
Utilities
bonds
mortgage
1980.
$2,500,000
United
fr.
rev.
tration
expenses.
of
Net
are:
1,
Aug.
bonds
Co.
Gas
Period Ended July 31—
per
Net
common
Michigan
2248.
p.
Sept. 27 the private place¬
on
1990.
$4,200,000
both.
for its
expenses
growth in
debentures
cents
revenue-
than $19,500,000.
The companies and
191,
1960—Month—1959
$288,727
$291,939
159,495
158,943
Aug. 31—
operating
president.; T-he
*
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Private Placement
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. announced
ment
End.
Period
of
more
year
Rwy. operating
entire
118,000 shares are to be of¬
sale.
The principal selling stockholders are Charles
shares; Robert K. Weitzen, 25,500; Leslie D. Staver,
19,500, and James B. Llberman, 12,375.
The
prospectus lists Everett Morss as president.
Members of the
fered
S.
fiscal
company's
filed
28
for
stock
of
selling stockholders, 11
Hltemp Wires, Inc., which
Sept. 23,
on
15.7%
insulated
The
of
Chicago,
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
by
SEC
outstanding
stockholders
result
a
has
indebtedness.
company
as
manufactures
company
inks which are instant drying, indelible,
It also manufactures Speedry Brushpens,
with manually operated special devices.
of the company are carried on in Albuquerque,
111.
ended June 30, 1960, the company had sales of
operations
the
For
in
company,
and
N. Y.,
created for use
inks
PROCEEDS—Net
increase
million
10
Thompson
merge
of
President,
and
the
estate.
agreed
purpose
smearproof.
$2,734,985 and net earnings of $415,006.—V.
that
meet
Sheraton,
rta! estate tohlpanies, should benefit from
law to channel investment funds into real estate
manufacturer,
of the stock.
Co.
to
income
their
all
in
special
and
and
Mex.,
recently
Federal
more
would
&
other devices used in the
application of such
inks.
The
company
believes it Is the largest manufacturer in the
United
States
in
the
field
of
specialized
marking,
stamping,
and
meet¬
order
Act
Henderson
Mr.
that
stock.
S. D. Fuller
the securities.
common
offering
account of Sidney Rosenthal,
will accrue to the company.
the
for
proceeds
Markers
struction
debentures
of
waterproof
principal
company, five of
its principal creditors and
the under¬
writer resulted in an .agreement which
provided for the issuance of
new
securities to supply'additional funds and
to arrange- a
program
Of
payment
of certain of its large creditors.
The
agreement
also
90%
A
group
from
with its principal plant and offices In Richmond Hill,
manufactures
—V.
exempts
class
underwriting
sold
$1,000
to
underwriter
10
an
prospectus
losses
under
amount
Curtiss-Wright
of
additional
reimburse
$3
per
engaged
The
each
and
combination
a
passengers, as
aircraft
operating
default
and
either
purchase
is
for
directly
Corp.
clubs,
rata
furnishes
airline.
in
or
shares
constituting
(with
amount
principal
$1,595,000
law.
million
6
dividends
The
basis, an aggregate amount equal
$2,000,000 and the gross proceeds of the
in
and
exercise
airfreight and of
the
underwriter,
amount
company
Export
agreed
$15,950
sold
additional
The
has
company
pensation
offered
be
pro
between
share,
per
to
of
a
stockholders
to
at
pany
Esso
on
shares
common
hospitals,
covering
118,000
outstanding
shares of its capital stock, to be offered for
public sale through under¬
writers headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
is
sale
for
are
Purchasers
purchase
difference
offering
stock
166%
debentures),
(Canadair
quired
offered
which
distribute
the
of
shares
these
of
Magic
products, and
"Institutional
trade,"
Investment
28
food
contemplating this
whether Sheraton
other
and
parts
from
registration
A
be
of
Simplex Wire & Cable Co.—Files Secondary—
through the same underwriter.
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied
amendment.
The remaining $2,405,000 of debentures
(with war¬
to
are
offering
192, p. 541.
The
price
Co.
statement are $4,000,1965) due July 1,19'70
shares.
Of the $4,000,000
$1,000
public
largest
new
stockholders
100.000
the
$1,595,000
each
for
and
Loeb,
July 1,
common
warrants),
shares
date
M.
in
line of
announced
Estate
yet
not
new
stockholders
stock
bids
amount
$1
Also
record
Carl
(convertible until
(with
291%
for
The
world's
buildings,
The
mon
de¬
rants
to
held.
amendment.
underwriter.
warrants
bentures)
The
by
debentures
debentures
warrants
share
one
supplied
the
automotive
due
airlines,
filed
which
are
the
of
approximately 84%
other
Rights Offering—
The
is
Eisenhower,
early to state
Sheraton
an
.
N.
Henderson
Real
the
trust
design of the
office
.
Seaboard &
r
broad
a
84,331,375
33,688,516
convertible
the
Speedry,
33,000 are being
named as principal
first
34,663,441
filed a registration statement with the Se¬
Commission covering the proposed public sale
subordinated debentures, due Nov. 30, 1975,
Sept.
Exchange
proceeds
being
are
and
is
the
81,183,971
3,065,362
167,000 are
and mortgages
through the granting of income tax benefits.
These
benefits would take the form of public reappraisal of real estate invest¬
ment securities:'as well as reduction in the
financing costs of hotels,
eight
by
four
stock.
common
shares
pro¬
8,348,406
-
the sale of the debentures will be used for debt
retirement and for general expansion purposes.
Balance of the pro¬
ceeds will be added to working capital.
The class A common shares
with
a
of
developing; printing
and
finishing "school pictures'* taken by independent photographers
throughout the country.
In addition to certain indebtedness, it has
outstanding 200,000 shares of class A common
stock
and
100,000
60,000
head
Net
America—Activity Change—Financ?g
Sheraton
of
regulations
too
was
one
said
estate
technicalities
the
the company.
in the business
statement
covering
4,360,259
on
and
will
shareholders.
to
Since
the
Jackson,
Weeks
&
products,
President
by
formerly
Secondary—
St.,
these
company
marks
distributor of
a
benefits
real
taxes
income
to
The
which
President Ernest
the
purposes.
.
is
Henderson
signed
and 34,720 shares of stock, respectively.
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
of common stock, of which management officials as a
shares
Of
26
shares.
related
obtain
85,104 shares
In addition to
365,208
issue,
Co.
company
Mr.
stock
group and their wives and
the 27 selling stockholders,
the
&
Sheraton Corp. of
—V.
in exchange
Hornblower
company.
of
Sheraton
of Save-Co Automotive Center
and Rosecrans Property, Inc.
firm
and
N.
ing on Sept. 19 that company officers and counsel are studying a plan
for converting the 56-hotel system into a real estate investment trust.
generally the same. On Sept. 16, 1960. the name of Federal
Supply Corp. was changed to Save-Co Veterans & Services Department
Stores, Inc.
In September, 1960, the company acquired the net assets
for
shares.
common
Sept.
on
principally
to
the
consisting of. restaurants, schools and colleges,
and other purveyors of prepared food services.
shareholders
construction
for
incurred
of
service
which its gasoline
discharge long-term
on
200,000
registration
a
10,526,954
$2,000,000
Rwy.
certain
and
military personnel and employees of
companies engaged in performance of
proceeds from the company's sale of
follows: $230,000 to acquire a parcel
the
Sexton
The
department
gasoline service station of the type commonly* known as a
membership discount house.
The use of the company's
facilities is restricted to registrants and limited primarily to veterans,
by
underwriter
1960,
closed-door
company
Chicago filed
Commission
Exchange
of
offering
sold
SEC
covering
163,636 shares of common stock, of which 127,273 shares are to be
offered for public sale by the company and 36,363 shares, being out¬
standing stock, by the present holders thereof.
The principal under¬
writer is listed as Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The offer¬
store
of
Co.
&
&
being sold by certain shareholders of the
Street,
the
with
statement
Sexton
Securities
posed
—Offering and Secondary—
istration
of
stenciling
Sexton & Co.—Registers Common—
(John)
which
$
1038.
p.
Production
pany
ops.
ry.
1 "
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Registers—
This
curities
may
as
oper.
192,
$
*
45,590,959 366,017,833 371,679,652
37,243,553 284,833,862 287,348,277
income,—
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
none
of such other business
Directors
of
as
stock
to
.
meeting
common
The
will have outstanding the 302,994 shares of class B common stock
Stanley W. Sampson, president;
Harold H. Sampson and
Russell P. Miller, vice presidents, will own
110,998 shares each.
the
I960,
of
of
com¬
the
transaction
Board
and
State
Jersey
of
and
The
before
to
New
State
of
(3)
presently
302,994
into
of
State
The
common stock
to certain
of
to
property.
addition
In
the
$200,000 to finance
and
Net
Net
York corporation
225th Street, New
New
West
40
expenses,
oper.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$
$
37,265,839
on
solidation;
'
47,792,793
A
ment
$800,000
$500,000
amount;
contracts,
sales
additional
of
purchase
outstanding
class
the next
presently owned by the company;
develop acreage
the
bank
current
retire
finance
used within
be
this
Oct. 11, I960, at 11 a.m, to consider and take action
to the following:
proposal to amend the corporation's Certificate of In¬
corporation to change the objects and purposes of the corporation*
(2)
A proposal to adopt an Agreement of Merger and Consoli¬
dation
providing
for
the consolidation
of Seabrook Farms
Co.,
a
New Jersey
corporation, with and into the corporation, and to
authorize the proper officers of the corporation to file said Agree¬
ment
of Merger and Consolidation
with the Secretary of State of
like amount
'
•
Railway oper. revenue
respect
(1)
share.
per
business
of
sale
the
and
$11
at
company's
houses,
to purchase a
underwriters entitling them
the
at
York
amendment.
sold
held
be
of stockholders of
corporation's office,
meeting
special
A
will
1960—Month—19591
Period End. Aug. 31—
be
Seeman Brothers, Inc.—Stockholders' Meeting—
company,
Sept.
150,000
certificates.-
Earnings—
Railway
to
465.
p.
of
to
are
Monday, October 3, I960
.
Inc. at 98.40 for 4%%
purchaser's
deposits.
discharged, and the
working capital.—V. 19o,
application
bank
a
:
.
equipment costing approximately $9,377,000, and con¬
sisting of 747 freight cars. The winning group which
was headed
by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler bid 98.374 for
4V8% certificates, which is equivalent to about 4.379%
basis. A bid was also received from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Offering—
Pa.,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1344)
stock
the
is
pledged
with. Standard
company, as collateral for an
the amount * of $490,000-.If
Standard- in
subscriptions Is
persons
received
have- agreed
pany
either
wise,
so
as*
that
a
the
to
loan
from
the
make
of
sufficient
secured
company
sale
will
by
be
Financial
Corp.,
indebtedness
a
-minimum
debentures,
funds
of
of
the
available
former par*
Grayson to$300,000 lh
four
able
to
pay
to
nameq.
to'the
employees* -subscriptions
Grayson
or
at
com*
other*
least
Volume
Number 5991
192
$490,000 in cash or
satisfy its obligation
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
such lesser amount as will enable Grayson to
to Standard,
To the extent the cash proceeds
operation
any{J loans as aforesaid) exceed the amount necessary to
discharge Grayson's obligation to Standard
but are less than the
amount
necessary
to
redeem
all
the
outstanding
preferred
stock,
1
*
has
Grayson
ij
that
agreed
it
will
debentures at par from the
at
the redemption price of
the net cash proceeds of this offering
will be added to the company's working
in exchange for the
per share. In the event
company
k
$13.75
exceeds
$864,242,
such
excess
capital
corporate purposes.
common
stock of the company,
held by Grayson Equipment.—V.
are
■j
general
and used for
the outstanding
Of
accept
preferred
191, p.
111.
Mount
of
Pleasant
ISO,
The
192,
N.
Technicolor
The
which
board
directors
of
shares
175,000
Sept.
on
the
of
22
approved
agreements
common
company's
stock
were
a
of
Sale
these
Directors
shares
also
completed
was
voted
to
Sept. 23.
services of Eversharp
on
the
engage
as
man¬
agement consultants for the Consumer Photographic Products Divi¬
sion. Eversharp has agreed to serve in that capacity through the year
and
1964,
per
The
made
in
be
services
such
additional
250,000
will
options
for
payment
to purchase
share.
option
$8
full
as
exercisable
shares
has
of
been
an
stock
at
improvements
the
earnings of the Consumer Photographic Products
Division, which for the year 1960 is expected to show losses in excess
of
$1,000,000
after
depreciation
and
write-offs
of
pre-production
are
The
expense.
to
62,500
shown
has
the
if
option to Eversharp will become exercisable in install¬
first of which will become exercisable on March 30, 1962
the
ments,
as
if
shares
the
Consumer
Photographic
Products
Division
any
net profit for 1961, and as to an additional 62,500
profits before taxes for that year is $600,000 or\more.
net
Additional
installments
will
become«exercisable
in
later
if
years
the
Consumer
Photographic Products Division shows substantially increased
earnings before taxes for the prior years, in accordance with the fol¬
lowing schedule: 62,500 shares on March 1,
1963 if earnings
reach
$300,000;
62,500
March
on
The
maximum
earnings
date
1,
1964,
earnings
number
will
have
of
shares
exercise.—V.
188,
reach
$900,000;
62,500
$1,250,000.
is
until
The
to
Utah
in
30,
the
aggregate.
if
1965,
fiscal
the
the
Each
required
preceding
year
the
995.
p.
richer
be
Mr.
to
of
For the same
period
Telecomputing's expanded activities in this fiscal year necessitated
engineering and development expenditures which amounted
substantial
to .approximately $1,475,000 more than expensed in the
previous com¬
parable • heriod, Mr. Wnittaker stated. This important increase
was
-partially.i responsible for the decline in the company's earnings for
the
three quarters
to $417,955, or 12 cents per share on 3,413,591
average
reported
in
2,811,236
'I
9
shares
common
cents
1959
"While
when
share
per
the
outstanding. In
$1,355,144, equal
were
shares
,
comparison,
to
Federal
46
tax
figures
income
cents
credit
share
per
of
on
$246,000,
or
available.
was
expense
special
a
of
technological
advancements
operational
and
improvements
the company has undertaken is coming out of current
earnings, the result is an overall strengthened position," Mr. Whittaker
explained to the stockholders. As emphasis, he noted Telecomputing's
/1
;
'i i
backlog
Over
-i?
was
half
the
Among
high
adhesives,
also
V..
% "J-
for
192,
increase
and
tystems,-• data
development.
which
show
control
and
reporting
Various
"considerable
new
market
studies
of
company,
fered
2615
First
National
Bank
registration statement with the SEC
by
of
Telex
the
at
common
for
rate
stock,
subscription
of
one
which
of
by
of
holders
share
new
Building,
studies
Gulf
underwriter.
and
company
by
each
for
its
outstanding
five
shares
(The
certain
exact
amount
shareholders
shares
of
referred
to
be
below
to
is
com¬
held.
The
to
be
the princi¬
offered by the
to be supplied
are
amendment.)
According
■*
business
to
men
February,
with
manufacture
of Minneapolis and St. Paul
the outstanding stock of Telex
in
prior to which
the company
had
engaged in
the
hearing aids, audiometers and electronic equipment.
prospectus, a
purchased 98%
of
Ballastran
of
a
Telex
sign
"10
years"
Potash
Data
new
exchanged
Corp.
and
of
Processing
53,417
Fort
manufacture
group
of
Wayne,
of
Division
its
formed.
In January,
shares for the assets of
was
common
which
Ind.,
specialty
is
transformers;
engaged
in
the
de¬
shares.
In
October,
1960,
Telex
acquire 82%
of Rochester,
will
the
shares
for
reserved
are
under
issuance
company
the
company's
em¬
stock
restricted
option plan and certain stock purchase war¬
rants.
Net proceeds of the company's sale of additional shares under
the
rights offering will be used to retire $1,100,000 of outstanding
notes and for general corporate purposes
(including the financing of
&
the
ii
initial
The
production
shares
of
lists
prospectus
common
the
so-called
Arnold
outstanding
potash
eight
Telex
Mass
Module).
Memory
Ryden, Jr., as president.
Of 516,242
Aug. 15, 1960, 20.3%
were owned by.
Electronics Co. of Chicago will receive
outstanding, in
inc. It proposes
shares, and an additional 30,000 shares are included
for sale by shareholders upon liquidation of Waters Electronics.
The
registration statement also includes an additional 11,000 shares which
may be issued to and sold by holders of warrants.—V. 191, p. 2793.
shares,
exchange
to
sell
for
16.6%
or
of
the
interest in
82%
its
619,292
for
shares
then
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
oper.
Railway opei\
Net
—V.
ry.
feet.
drilled
Use
of
at
shape,
revenue
expenses.
from
oper.
i960—Month—1959
$343,959
$347,604
271,563
253,565
ry.
ops.
income
Tennessee
1977
Chase
The
at
determined.
wells
years
in
exploring
completed, eight were at Cane Creek.
but all have provided additional
cored
was
the
of
such
Cane
compressed air, rather than
completion of the work. This
medium
for
Creek have
dimensions,
On
the
potash
its
commencing
technical
is
the
as
believed
drilling
to
be
the
quality
consistency
aiid
of
potash
the
at
program
services
the
of
Creek,
Cane
Colorado
School
of
Texas
Mines
Gulf
engaged
Research
richness
procedures
treatment.
the
Creek
first
and
of
than
constructed.
running
the
To
line
latter
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$2,757,671
$2,751,654
2,109,802
2,061,958
$72,396
7,905
$94,039
24,'987
$647,869
96,196
$689,696
183,850
N.
Y.—V.
Co.—Partial Redemption
has called for redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
the sinking fund, $500,000 of its 6% debentures due Nov.
plus
100%
Manhattan
company
accrued interest. Payment will be made
80 Pine Street, New York 15, N. Y.
at The
20
tons
feet
of
depth
a
and
of
about
2,700
feet
adequate to allow daily
plant expansion per¬
When
ore.
tonnage, a supplementary shaft will be
transportation,
a
spur
track will be
built,
miles
the
have
to (the
Denver
plant
&
Rio
called
for
redemption
on
Nov.
1, next,
through
made
New
due
Tne
at
York,
N.
Y.
the
corporation's
first
1980,
announces
that
form, on and after Oct. 3,
due
bonds,,
192,
Electronic
Mass.,
Presentation
Agency
and
surrender
Department,
Pine
80
254.
p.
Corp.-—Annual Report—
corporation
in
the
in
the
port issued
by Transitron since
Leo
Bakalar,
increase
an
compared
to
in
with
86
ago.
In
net
fiscal
cents
based
David
the
letter
to
based
shares
the
on
the
of
with
Annual
President,
Re¬
high,
year-end
income was
number
shares
50%
a
a
.
.
reported
equal
compared
of
*
officers
reported
new
outstanding,
same
■.
stockholders
compared
first
Net
year.
,».,<■.•
their
the
publicly-held last Decembers
previous
7,502,500
high. sales
1960,
is
Bakalar,
also a
$8,110,641,
on
share
per
became
record
25,
This
it
to
$6,456,138 in
June
year.
Dr.
and
income
reports
ended
year
previous
share
per
year
fiscal
Chairman
with
$1.08
increase
in
the professional staff of the research and
development department,
together with plans for a further expansion of the r & d effort in
personnel
V.
and
192, p.
facilities
at
the
Boston
plant
1096.
acquired
last
fall.—
.
Trav-ler Radio Corp.—Debentures With Warrants Of¬
fered—Lee Higginson Corp. and
Straus, Blosser & Mc¬
Dowell and associates offered for
public sale on Sept. 29
an
issue of $2,200,000 of this
corporation's fifteen-year
6%% sinking fund debentures with
stock
common
pur¬
chase warrants at 100%.
PRIVILEGE—Each
shares,
shares
and
of
$1,000
$500
each
stock
common
debenture
debenture
at
$7.50
entitles
carries
the
holder
to
the right to
through Sept.
share
per
purchase
purchase
25
30,
at
$9.50 per share thereafter
through Sept. 30, 1970, and $11.50
thereafter
1965'
1975.
through Oct.
REDEMPTION—The
1,
per
share
debentures
are entitled
to a sinking fund com¬
mencing in 1963 sufficient to retire 87% of the issue prior to
maturity.
Sinking fund redemption prices range from 102 V2%
to the principal
amount.
Optional redemption prices range from 107%
on
or
before
Oct.
1,
1961 to the principal amount after Oct.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds of
debt
for
and
reduce
working
accounts
the
capital
sale
to
will
be
1,
used
1970.
to
increased
carry
retire
$900,000
inventories
and
of
to
payable.
BUSINESS—The
company manufactures and sells various models of
receivers,
radios,
electric
phonographs,
hi-fidelity stereo¬
tape recorders, radio-phonograph and
television-rauio-phono-
television
combinations and other
graph
EARNINGS—For
were
$4,784,250
ended
the
and
net
April'SO, 1960,
compared
three
kindred
products.
months
income
sales
were
ended
July 31, 1960, net sales
was
$104,718.
For the fiscal year
$21,447,472 and net income $706,227
jyith $14,806,013 and $304,419 for the
preceding fiscal
year.
'
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization] as of Sept. 15, 1960 and as ad¬
justed to give effect to the present issue and retirement of $900,000 of
debt, consists of the $2,200,000 of new debentures and 865,345 shares
of common stock of $1 par.—V.
192, p. 643.
Union-Bag Camp Paper Corp.—DSE Unlisted Trading
site from Crescent Junction on
Grande
Railway.—V.
192,
446.
p.
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue...
$10,642,525
Railway
oper.
expenses.
8,567,445
Net
Net
from
rev.
192,
ry.
The
SEC has issued an order granting an application of the Detroit
Exchange for unlisted trading privileges in the common stock
Union-Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—V. 192, p. 944.
of
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$11,721,805 $88,378,267
8,858,129
$2,075,080
ops.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
largest
$94,853,956
70,450,629
67,300,457
$2,863,676 $21,078,810
195,674
646,347
$24,403,327
3,219,528
5,432,557
Union
Electric
Co.—Additional
Sept. 26 issue reported the offering
$50,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage
tional financing details follow:
made
Inc.—Acquires—
of
the
exclusive
E-Z-Go
Car
Corp.,
manufacturer
by
22
Textron,
of
Augusta,
electric
of
golf
the
Ga.,
cars,
sales;
textiles,
of
pointed
23%;
consumer,
17%.
consumer
E-Z-Go
will
cars
in
products
defense,
add
the
to
promising
the
23%;
industrial,
Textron
recreational
20%,
companies'
field,
Thomp¬
its
present
the company will operate under
will continue as President and
Dolan, Jr., as Executive Vice-President.
The
purchase was made through the exchange of an
of
Last
—V.
Dolan
F.
shares
Textron
of
E-Z-Go
year
192,
lines
Mr.
acquisition,
Beverly
number
and
out.
Following
name.
common
had
Car
sales
William
A.
undisclosed
stock.
approximately
of
Blyth
Brothers—..
&
Co.,
Time
Finance Co.,
South
Salomon
Bros.
&
above.
Co.,
Gas
&
Co..
Allen
&
W.
Langley & Co
L.
C.
F.
Co
Co._
&
Hammill
&
F.
S.
Smithers
J.
Barth
&
Co
Co
...
Cook
&
Gas
Line
Pipe
Corp.
—
To
Build
550,000
550,000
This
build
Corporation
and
operate
Sept.
to
in
the
barrels
Since
being
the
ana,
Texas
New
York
The
service
The
and
LPG
will
Mr.
will
November, 1961, with
liquefied petroleum gas.
an
initial
daily
capacity
pipeline
into
this
to
line
from
will
states.
petroleum
No
pipeline
from
gas
Fahey,.. Clark,& Co.—I
.330,000
1,080
Belvieu, in Texas near Houston,
Danville, Va.
A 215-mile spur will
Atlanta
to
the Georgia-Florida
to
line
follow
will
Mississippi,
said
in
miles
that
the
near
local
the
route
Atlanta
state
of
Georgia
Alabama,
line.
the
In
Transco
and
the
general
system
Carolinas.
underground
substructure.
granite
storage
These will
caverns
have
a
storage for 350,000
barrels
is proposed in salt domes.
A 35-mile spur line from Laurel
to Hattiesburg, Miss, and a 25-mile spur from Linden to Demopolis,
of
will
gas
and
for
1,000,000
extend
at
to
which
barrels.
existing
Near
Eunice,
privately-owned
Trans-Southern
will
La.,
storage
accept
liquefied
petroleum
shipment will be .near Mont Belvieu and Beaumont in Texas
Lake Charles, Eunice and Baton Rouge in, Louisiana.
Linden
S.
and
will
be
Roanoke,
C.,
Charlotte,
Liquefied
petroleum
located
near
Baton
Rouge,
La.,
is
commercially
Hogle & CO
C.
John
330,000
330,000
330,000
Legg & Co—
McCormick
Smith,
Stein
obtained
Co
&
&
Williston
R.
.
165,000
Brown, Lisle <fc
110,000
-
Eppler,
W.
330,000
330,000
&
Allison-Williams
Co.
Beane
Co
Glynn & Co.
Hendrix
&
Jchn
Joyce
Carl
Whiteside
Winslow,
220,000
.—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
& Co., Inc.
220,000
&
165,000
——
Holyoke
D.
Marshall
&
Guerin
110,000
&
Co
McGlone
&
220,000
Co.
&
220,000
Dittmar
Co.,
110,000
110,000
—
Patton
Mid-South
Securities
and
& Co.
110,000
Co.
110,000
220,000
&
&
Co
220,000
Inc.——
Writer
Christensen,
220,000
Robinson
Ferris
220,000
Rowles,
220,000
Sheridan
220,000
Harold
J.
Hilliard
B.
J.
Co
Indianapolis
Share
—V.
Son
&
Bond
&
192,
p.
Co.,
^
Corp
Hirshberg,
110,000
Peters,
Faiwell, Chapman & Co.
&
110,000
Co.,
Inc.
Norris
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
Co., Inc.__
Davenport
110,000
Inc..
Mayes,
McJunkin,
&
Inc
110,000
&
Gradison
B.
Co.
Inc
Turner,
Lerchen
165,000
-Hambo, Close & Jfternpr,;,,/,.
Inc.
165,000
330,000
Boyce
220,000
&
Inc..
Ellis,
Blosser &
Blewer,
Murray,
330,000
Bros.
McDowell
J.
&
Showers
330,000
Moore & Co
Watling,
Josey
&
&
and
&
Inc
110,000
Lukens..
Winston
&
Bogan
Paul
Co.
110,000
&
Inc.—
E.
110,000
110,000
Wood
&
Co..
110,000
1243.
Union Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31-
1960—Month—1959
$
$
1960- -8 Mos.—1959
$
$
Ga.,
oper.
revenue
44,449,075
43,411,211
oper.
expenses.
31,087,147
32,368,624
13,361,928
11,042,587
84,258,929
86,279,365
3,590,115
2,474,036
18,703,390
23,004,628
Miss.,
Laurel,
from
Railway
Railway
Ala., Atlanta, Macon and Waycross,
N. C. and Danville, Via.
gas
330,000
Sons,
&
facilities.
near
Terminals
A.
Chace,
area.
165,000
I.
Heitner
Cassell
330,000
the
provides
now
will originate at Mont
Louisiana,
mined
liquefied
transport
Southeastern
the
220,000
F.
Deetjen & Co.
Straus,
beginning of 1951, the Transco system has moved Louisi¬
Mississippi natural gas up the eastern seaboard to
other
major cities.
McGraw
be
on
will be Transco's second allied operation,
formation \of Trans-Jeff Chemical Corp. in 1959.
Trans-Southern
through
York
Woods
Co., Inc.
Co
C.
Nongard,
pipeline
the
extend
built
New
and
Coast
such
in
220,000
220,000
220,000
H.
Garrett
220,000
„
C. Wheat. & Co
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
330,000
Robert
Dabney &
J.
330,000
J.
,
and
new
Gulf
of
by
of
subsidiary
first
interstate commerce.
the board of directors
in
that
operation
60,000
The
common
McGraw, President of Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Trans-Southern Pipeline Corp. was expected
Clyde
announced
be
of
E.
26
Corp.,
million
$63
liquefied petroleum gas
Following a meeting
wholly-owned * -subsidiary to
carrier pipeline to transport
formedi^-new=
has-
a
—
Corp._
Emanuel,
220,000
Inc.
Yates,
&
Watts & Co
National
220,000
Co.,
T'yson
550,000
220,000
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
500,000
Central
&
—
Tcv/nsend,
Brothers & Co
Baker,
Co.
&
Mayer
Jacobs
1,100,000
Co.
Davis
&
220,000
&
Inc.
Staats & Co.
Cullom
220,000
Co.,
Parke
Semple,
1,400,000
Co.
220,000
&
220,000
1,000,000
&
220,000
Co
Sclierck, Richter
Schmidt, Roberts
1,100,000
Lemon
William R.
Stern
&
Co
&
$220,000
Co
Inc.
1,500,000
Inc
Co.
&
Pierce
Seasongood
Co.
Transcontinental
Rauscher,
1,650,000
&
Masten
1,650,000
Shelby
$63,000,000 Pipeline—Redemption—Bond Exchange—
E.
2,000,000
1,650,000
CO.
Blair
Inc...
McKelvy & Co
Mead, Miller &
1,650,000
Rothschild
Shearson,
Co.,
6,128,000
&
Noyes
&
A.
2,500,000
Hemphill,
Amount
Kalman
6,129,000
Hutzler
Riter
Louisville, Ky.—Private Placement
Electric
Carolina
$6,128,000
Inc
Stearns & Co...
Bear,
Ncwhard,
See
Addi¬
named
below
severally
have
from the company the respective
opposite their names:
Amount
Lr-hman
Johnston,
$1,500,000.
447.
p.
bonds.
bonds set
new
nation's
announced
was
Inc.
acquisition of E-Z-Go is another step in Textron's program
of
expansion into business areas with growth potential, Rupert C.
Thompson, Jr.,
Textron
chairman,
pointed
out.
Textron
now
has
companies in five basic manufacturing areas: automotive, with 17%
total
Details—
Sept. 23 of
on
underwriters
firm commitment to purchase
a
principal amounts of the
The
of
Financing
Our
943.
p.
Sept.
on
ville,
Bank,
has
for
through
debentures
be
Broadway,
definitive
Corporate
1, next,
will
Stock
Ala.
Gas Transmission
Nov.
6y8%
ore
provide
30
of
will
of
crder
40,000
larger
nearly
main
eco¬
development and the best process foxto construction, surveys arc being made at
the best; ideation fort'.1 the, potash, plant, and
The
the
in
more
processing
and
mine
determine
shaft.
diameter
a
removal
mits
for
In;'regari
to
mine
(2)
Foun¬
Such
nomical
ore
York,
in
temporary
Bank's
Wakefjeld,
phonic
,
services, inchj$$ ^tjdips,Rtft k£iR., pleasure the size
of,the potash, ;aeposit arid.'to'help determine the most
Cane
available,
for
$47,753,064
$30,913,376
drilling and coring. The 25 wells
all data needed to determine the
supplied
position,
brine,
...
dation.
company
operation of
1,
oil
eight
several
over
deposit.
the
192, p. 943.
The
be
has
hastened
use
Points
.,
later
three areas, drilling and coring
Several concerns
have
drilled
the
alone.
Creek
the
to
as
be
the
Transitron
The
V,
50
Cane
Of
these
Gulf
capacity
rev.
might
as
Cane
by
potash deposit.
expended over $500,000 in its own evaluation pro¬
gram
which has not yet extended to deposits other than the one at
Cane Creek. During the
past three months, the company has drilled
and cored nine new wells at Cane Creek, several reaching a depth of
be
Tennessee
Net
period
rich
secured
at
oil.
of
one
information
Waters Conley Co.,
30,000
Railway
more
operation.
wells
areas
Only
J.
on
Waters
officials.
management
102.500
greater
the
ou
were
Delhi-Taylor spent about $2,500,COO
and testing the potash, deposits in the
of the
Minn.,
designs
and
^manufactures phonographs and engages in subcontract work .in
the electric and'electronic' fields, in addition to cer'tairi' indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding 619,292 common shares (after \giving
effect to the issues of the shares above referred to).
An additional
rt
produce
can
and
outstanding shares of Waters Conley Co., Inc.,
in exchange for 102,500 common shares.
,The latter
128,075
presently
companies
Creek area and on two nearby areas
Delhi-Taylor. Under an agreement made
with Delhi-Taylor last April, Texas Gulf has until January to exercise
an
option to acquire and commerciaAy develop these areas. In return,
Delhi-Taylor will receive each year a share of the net profits from
in June, 1960,
acquired all the outstanding stock of Ameco, Inc., of Mankato,
Minn., which engages in the design and manufacture of relays and
time switches, for the purchase price of $1,525,000 in cash and 9,000
ployes'
Several
will
at,
New
2
Bank,
Trustee
bonds,
514%
series
line
exchange
be
Street,
plants;
yield
such
or
leases
previously
Telex
common
less
of potash," he stated.
The
Cane
Creek
potash leases are mainly on public lands. Since
simultaneous oil or gas drilling or production would impair economic
recovery
ol'
the potash,
the Department of the Interior,
by
order
published Sept. 3, withdrew 9,445 acres from oil or gas leasing for
son
the
1959,
Thereafter,
1960,
in
York,
Manhattan
pipe
bonds
should
com¬
are
Vice-President.
"but
City Bank of New
Chase
1960,
to-date
Purchase
Minneapolis,
Sept. 27, 1960, covering
125,000 shares are to be of¬
date,
subscription price
and
underwriting terms
supplied by amendment.
Lee Higginson Corp. is listed as
pal
producing
being employed to determine what plant size will
optimum profits and return on investment. Based
the
company
presently favors a plant with an
approximate capacity of 10,000 tons of ore daily. Due to the richness
of the Cane Creek ore,
"this plant would produce more potash than
than any existing
operation," according to Dr. C. F. Fogarty, Texas
equipment,
on
record
m
for
Utah
in
systems,
products have
potential."—
National
UNDERWRITERS—The
196,000 shares
mon
facilities
gasoline
Payment
First
the
of
natural
by
The corporation has called for
redemption on
operation of the sinking fund, $400,000 of its
1978 at
100%
plus accrued interest.
747.
p.
a
President
(1)
served
believed;'
with
consistent
Textron
The
construct
be
to
areas
•
States,"
big sulphur con¬
stated he would "strongly recommend"' that his
company
diversification into potash,
"if studies
to
Louisiana:
refineries.
market
these
Moab.
Stephens,
£>•
Stephens
Market
be
Telex, Inc.—Fijes Offering and Secondary—
filed
Southern
mortgage
Diversify—
and
(3)
49
shippers using the Transpipeline are Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, South
North Carolina, Virginia, Florida and Tennessee.
,
Mr. Whittaker noted,
valves
Y.—
N.
potash from the new source. Mr. Stephens added that, in thus
diversifying, the company intends to use funds generated by its sulphur
business, rather than borrowing from banks or other sources.
.
year.
expanding field.
recently awarded Telecomputing
antennas,
measuring
research
developed
last
over
this
in
contracts
systems,
analog
and
been
growth
important
radar
accuracy
$7,000,000
present backlog is in electronics,
company's
several
orders
are
the
of
indicating
$31,000,000—a
now
15,
mercial
the company had sales of $28,465,412.
a year ago,
York
confirm a very large potash deposit
other known to exist in the United
any
Claude
million"
$30
first
this Los Angeles, Calif, firm for its first nine months ended
July 31, 1960 increased to an all time high of $38,219,830, Wm. R.
Whittaker, President, informed shareholders in a third quarter report.
♦
than
of
town
the
"fully
authorize
medium
Sales
New
nearing completion yield final reports
as
favorable as
all interim
reports have been." Texas Gulf would plan to invest "from $20 million
4,300
Telecomputing Corp.—Record Sales—Net Down—
Co.—To
Sulphur
near
drillings
Texas
in
250,000
March
achieved
been
earnings
if
reach
exercisable
be
shall
of
if
1965
1,
installment
March
on
Street,
company,
eastern
ore
granted
Technicolor
substantial
when
Pine
80
the world's largest sulphur producer, has completed
drilling program to evaluate potash reserves obtained by the
company from Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp., located at Cane Creek in south¬
on
graphic Products Division.
.
Bank,
core
directors
price of $8 per share, John R. Clark, Jr., President and
General Manager, announced.
.... Of
the shares,
125,000 were sold to Eversharp,
Inc.
and
50,000
to
David G.
Baird of New York City,'- The $1,400,000
proceeds
of
•the sale* will be Used primarily to provide additional working capital
for
expansion of' the activities of the ^company's Consumer Photo¬
at
48
LPG
The
Gulf
according, to
Technicolor, Inc.-*Sells Stock to EVR—
under
Co.,
Texas
plants;
The
349.
p.
*
i
Read &
called
has
Manhattan
Chase
cern.
•sold
Dillon,
unicago,
Wall Street,. New York,
in
sources
cycling
Chicago,
for Redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
operation of che sinking fund, $439,000 of
its 5%
debentures
due
May 1, 1978 at 100 % plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
This
817.
p.
of
office
company
Texas
J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 23, 1960, covering 85,000
Shares of common stock. These shares are issuable or have been issued
Under the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan for Executive Em¬
ployees.—V.
of its first mortgage pipe line
101.21% plus accrued interest.
at
shares
168,357
Whippany,
1979
1,
Carolina,
The
1817.
Ave.,
Nov.
made at The First National Bank of
York.
New
.
a
corporation,
the
at
or
due
$500,000
fund,
sinking
series
Payment will be
y.
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Stock Plan—
This
the
of
5)4%
bonds
(including
(1345)
Green¬
Net
Net
three
chief
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
192,
p.
ry.
ops.
income
944.
325,815,843
342,090,148
241,556,914 255,810,783
A.)
50
Union
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1346)
Tank
Car
Co.—To
V.
R.
Acquire—
Weatherford.
to
are
be
Chicago. 111.,
company
announced on Sept. 21 the pending
acquisition of Getz Bros. & Co., San Francisco, world-wide, marketing
and transportation agents. The acquisition is subject to the approval
of the California Commissioner of. Corporations.
approximtely $675,000
treasury stock, will
continue
Lester Goodman as
President, according to E. A. Locke, Jr., Union Tank Car President.
It will operate within Union Tank Car's present international divi¬
sion, Union Overseas Co. Headquartered in Chicago, this division offers
in
international
markets the
products and services of Union Tank
and
supplied
principal
The
and
to be acquired for
Francisco company,
The San
cash
23,700 shares of Union Tank Car Co.
under its present management, headed by
affiliates
well as through
throughout the world..—V, 191, p. 1369.
other North American companies directly,
Car's nine
located
licensees
and
as
The
The
public
price
offering
underwriting terms
Inc., is listed as the
distributor of electronic parts and equipment,
primarily in the 11 Western states. Two of its subsidiaries are en¬
gaged in the distribution of radio and television parts to the radio
is
company
television
a
trade
service
acts
tain
and
in
calibration,
the
electric and
repair of
modification, main¬
follows:
to
$200,000
electronic
of additional stock by the company will be used
retire el bank loan recently incurred for work¬
Net proceeds of the sale
as
and
instruments, and a third
as
a
manufacturers' sales representative in California and cer¬
other Western states for manufacturers of electronic equipment.
tenance
$150,000
The
of
company,
West
1055
filed
Y.,
N.
Syracuse,
St.,
Genesee
standing
.'
a
Rwy. operating revenue-
The public
warrants is
said
of
amendment.
by
The
company
be supplied
to
,
.
struction
the
to
the
outstanding
has
company
200,000 shares of common stock,
April,
1960,
$9,000.
In
of
all
their
when they sold 4% of such holdings to W. Ian Mack for
August, 1960, the Berinsteins family and Mack exchanged
shares of the said three corporations with the company
stock, the said family receiving
192,000 shares
(96%).
After the company's sale of the 200,000 new
shares, the family will own 48%
of the company's outstanding stock
at a combined net cost to them of $39,000, or approximately 20.3 cents
200,000
for
its
of
shares
common
United
La., Sept. 28
tiled a
$30,000,000 of
first
mortgage and collateral trust bonds, due 1980, and $30,000,000
of sinking fund
debentures, due 1980, to be offered for public sale
at
corporation,
the outstanding securities of: Union Pro¬
ducing Co. and of United Gas Pipe Line Co.
The three companies
are
engaged in the production, purchase,
gathering, transportation,
distribution and sale of natural gas, and the production and sale of.
crude
oil
and
other
liquid hydrocarbons.
Of the net proceeds of
United's sale of bonds, $25,000,000 will be applied to the purchase of
a
like amount of bonds of the Pipe Line Co.
The latter will there¬
company
4»/2%
of
due
debentures,
ceeds
the
be
added
1040.
to
York
New
order
holding
of
amendment
an
Allegheny
the
under
its
/
6,243,726
,
company has filed a proposal with the SEC
charter so as to effect a change in its name
System,
Power
Holding
Inc.;
the Commission has issued an
giving interested persons until
The company also seeks
of such charter amend¬
and
Company Act
Oct.
12, I960, to request a hearing thereon.
authorization to solicit stockholder approval
ment.—V.
191,
p.
and
faces.
veneer
expanding facilities both in the United
principal subsidiary, Wood-Mosaic Industries,
interest in Wood-Mosaic de Colombia, S. A.,
which holds a timber concession in the Department of Narino, Colom¬
bia, and is now installing a saw mill and veneer mill and is expected
to be
in production in 1961.
The subsidiary also has formed WoodMosaic
(Philippines), Inc., in which it owns a 40% interest and has
agreed to provide that company with machinery and equipment nec¬
essary for a
saw mill and
veneer mill to be located on Manila Bay.
of
Inc.,
modernizing
acquired
has
and
Its
abroad.
and
69%
a
stock financing,1 about $500,000 will be
Industries for its use as working capital
products of that company's foreign sub¬
sidiaries.
The balance of the
proceeds will be used to increase the
working capital of the corporation and may be used initially to tem¬
porarily reduce outstanding short-term bank loans.
'/>>■"•■. •v;-In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the com¬
pany now has outstanding 31,611 shares of class A common and '284,496 shares of class B common.
Angus D. MacLean is listed as presi¬
dent and board chairman, and Paul R. MacLean as first vice president.Management officials as a group own 123,676 shares of the outstand¬
ing voting securities (including 39,945 shares held by Paul R. MacLean).
Elizabeth K. MacLean is listed as the owner of 40,800 shares; and she
and members of her immediate family (including her sons, Angus D.,
the
net
advanced
in
Paul
R.
the
of
the
Wood-Mosaic
sale
the
Donald
and
outstanding
class
of
H.
MacLean)
B
has
SEC
thorizing
this
the
from
issued
to
notes
new
dates
of
order
an
company
the
Holding
Company Act au¬
notes in the amount of
not more than 270 days
1140.
the
under
The
issue renewal
to become due
issuance.—V.
192,
p.
of
Period End. Aug. 31—
by
Net
from
rev.
ry.
192,
p.
ry.
$2,654,251 $22,339,244 $22,174,251
2,265,714
2,207,680
17,714,484
18,295,748
$638,427
$446,571
$4,624,760
$3,878,503
138,022
7,267
1,127,607
824,415
ops.
income
oper.
945.
This company, 231 West Michigan St., Milwaukee, filed a
statement with the SEC on Sept. 23 covering $30,000,000 of
gage
made,
the
and
for
2214
SEC
8th
W.
Sept.
on
registration
first mort¬
to be offered for public sale at competitive
be
company
nuclear
in
used
powered submarines, electric generating plants,
and missile drives and numerous other industrial
hydro-mechanical piping equipment for industrial,
commercial, institutional and residential buildings, and (c) industrial
pipe line straining mechanisms. The net proceeds from the company's
sale of additional stock will be added initially to the company's gen¬
eral funds.
It expects to use one-half of such amount for new ma¬
chine
tools
and
other
equipment in connection with its program
to
provide expanded production
capacity for its Mechanical Power
Transmission
Division, including
the completion of construction in
aircraft,
helicopter
applications,
1961
The
of
an
(b)
addition
to
its
6,027
shares
stock,
of which latter Melvin
October
will be used
or
to
early November.
retire
a
Net proceeds
$2,000,000
bank
loan,
of
to
treasury for capital expenditures heretofore
expenditures for property additions and im¬
provements.
president,
the
of
6%
stock
preferred
280,120
Zurn,
A.
shares
each
own
amount of its
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS*
A
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
is engaged in several businesses, the major one being
the warehousing of grain under contract with the U. S. Commodity
Credit Corp.
It has a total of seven storage buildings, four storage
tanks and one terminal type grain elevator;
and there is presently
under construction one additional storage building and an addition to
company
SERVICE-LEARN
THE,,ABC'S"0F
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
grain elevator expected to increase storage capacity from 9 to 11.5
million bushels.
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used
as
follows: $200,000 to pay the cash portions of the cost of the in¬
creased storage
facilities and elevator addition; and the balance for
the
purposes, including loans to sub¬
inventory demands.
and a preferred stock issue, the
working capital and other corporate
sidiaries
meet
to
addition
has
company
seasonal
peak
various
to
indebtedness
shares
outstanding 400,000
of
common
stock.
The pro¬
spectus lists Louis Kaplan as Board Chairman and Irvin D. Kaplan as
President.
The two officers and members of their families own 21.6%
of
the
stock;
outstanding
families)
11.32%.—V.
Rauch,
other
and
additional
own
stock,
9.29%;
14.9%; Robert Putterman,
officers
members
(with
follows:
as
Charles
Jerry E. Finger,
of
Kaplan,
I.
15.0%; and Gerald
190, p. 610.
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
United Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Private Place¬
ment
South
See
'
•
Carolina
;
Electric
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
•
Gas
&
Co.,
above.—V.
189,
1514.
p.
Utah Power & Light Co.—Appointment—
The
Irving
Co. has been appointed registrar of the $1.28
stock, series A, of the company.—V. 192, p. 1096.
Trust
cumulative preferred
Venture
The
Capital Corp. of America—Appointments—
Chemical
Bank
dividend
and
agent
corporation.—V.
(John C.)
Announced
New
York
disbursing
192,
p.
Trust
Co.
agent
for
on
Sept.
26
was
the John
C.
the
appointed transfer
stock
common
residential,
commercial
and
Growth
Capital, Inc., Cleveland,
Investment
concluding
Virden
of
Business
been
the
the
of
Co.
of
industrial
Ohio,
of
Federal
a
$1
a
Cleveland,
lighting
million
to
purchase
plans to use
Virden
their
additional
Dallas
Los
the
money
and
and
further
to
development
machinery
licensee
is
and
under
the
company
Lighting
Ontario.
600
their
expansion
to
reach
a
operations
level
of
include
number
year
$900
of
at
is
Virden
in
five
and
the
national
prices
Division,
department store chains.
(R. V.) Weatherford Co.—Offering and Secondary
R.
V.
liled
a
180,000
offered
90,000
Weatherford
registration
shares
of
Co.,
6921
statement
capital
San
with
stock,
of
Fernando
the
for public
sale by the issuing
shares, being outstanding stock,
Road,
SEC
which
on
90,000
company
by
the
Glendale
Sept.
26
shares
and
-AND-
years
Lighting
subsidiaries,
Lighting
Dynamics,
Inc.,
Los
Angeles,
Inc., Dallas, and John C. Virden, Ltd, Toronto
products are distributed nationally through more than
wholesalers
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
generally
manufacturer's
million
the
firms,
and
electrical
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
program,
to purchase
acquisitions in
Dynamics,
Its
LETTERS AND PACKAGES I
and
recent
Angeles.
estimated
Cleveland
their
operations
for
lighting market, served by a
appraised today at $500 million per
The
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
stock."
The
and
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
Act.
common
research
equipment
and
-V
loan
making the announcement, James W. Howard, Growth Capital
president, stated "the agreement provides for the purchase by the
investment company
of 6%%
12-year sinking fund debentures with
expand
-
manufacturer
equipment
In
warrants
I
Virden Co.—Loan Agreement—
agreement between
Small
has
1139.
the
company's
Calif
covering
are
to
be
remaining
president
a
cost
of
$100,000.
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY*
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
and 701,640 shares of common
chairman, and Everett F. Zurn.
and
each.
Construction expenditures are estimated at $65,000,000 for
18 months ending Dec. 31, 1961.—V. 191, p. 1370.
commission to the under¬
late October.
with a 5%
at
of the proceeds will be used to retire short-term sea¬
borrowings, for increased working capital and for accel¬
erated research and development programs.
In
addition
to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
further
late
bonds
Inc.—Files Offering—
of their principal amount
100%
their
facilities
present
remainder
company,
The
each
Offering and Secondary—•
St., Erie, Pa., filed a registration,
27, 1960, covering 200,000 shares
1617.
189, p.
Both
2835.
p.
stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be offered for public
company and 100,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
thereof. Lee Higginson Corp. is listed as the prin¬
company's
probably in
of
the
55.9%,
189,
bank
bidding,
sale
the
the
sonal
bonds, series due 1990,
reimburse
176,637 shares
or
underwriter.
to
ment
Net
of
rights.—V.
present holders
The
1960—8 Mos.-—1959
1960—Month—1959
$2,904,141
expenses.
oper.
company,
The public offering price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment.
«
is principally engaged in
the design, development,
manufacture
and
sale
of
(a)
mechanical power transmission equip¬
are
Railway oper. revenue—
with
common
sale
the
of
company,
statement
cipal
-['v
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
Railway
aggregate
voting
Zurn Industries, Inc.—Files
Wheeling Electric Co.—Notes Renewal Approved—
$4,250,000,
an
of the
have
shares
writer, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. The offering is expected in
In
own
voting securities
class
and
A
this
of
proceeds
to
financing
2250.
of 1235 Shadowdale, Houston, Texas, filed a registra¬
tion
statement
with the SEC on Sept. 27 covering $500,000 of 6%
convertible serial subordinated debentures, to be offered for public sale
at
<
7,845,776
5,317,245
block,
domestic
and
hardwood lumber, veneers, veneer faces
strip and parquetry flooring, and buys and sells
imported hardwood logs, lumber, plywood,. veneers
It and its
subsidiary companies are now in the
manufactures
company
laminated
both
and the net proceeds of the sale of the debentures,
general funds and will be used to prepay
United Industries Co.,
This
a
6,837,275
and
United's
to
bank borrowings.—V.
of
$60,000,000
•52,002
Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc.
The
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
Co.. and
&
price
by United.
The balance of the pro¬
together with monies received from
held
bonds,
the
principal
$28,403,000
to
up
1971,
of
Line Co.
Pipe
will
sale
the
retire
and
purchase
upon
all
owns
192, p.
the
bidding.
competitive
The
The
and
Of
263,980
1,021,494
739,703
ops.
rwy.
,,
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Bond Offering—
Corp.—Financing Proposal—
Gas
of 1525 Fairfield Ave., Shreveport,
registration statement with the SEC covering
The
for
—V.
of such stock.
share, and the public will own 50%
per
'
Ry.—Earnings—
income—_
op.
.
test Penn Electric Co.—Name Change—
The
The
bowling centers.
indebtedness,
certain
of which the two Berinsteins own
52,800 shares each. The company was organized by Harry L. and Ben¬
jamin M. Berinstein, Board Chairman and President, respectively. All
of the stock of the three Connecticut subsidiaries was owned by the
two
Berinsteins
and
11 members
of their immediate families until
the
fr
rev.
rwy.
♦Deficit.—V.
,
all the 425,000 out¬
He proposes to
^
\
'
three
of
of additional
otherwise,
or
addition
In
stock
outstanding
Net
August, 1960, to
corporations (now subsid¬
iaries) engaged in operating modern, air-conditioned ten-pin bowling
centers in Connecticut, and of two other corporations
(now subsid¬
iaries) which will operate such bowling centers now under construction
at Columbia, South Carolina, and Westhamption Beach, N. Y.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will initially be added to the
company's general funds to be used as follows: for the completion of
required
payments for the
construction and equipping of bowling
centers at Columbia and Westhamption Beach;
to exercise an option
for
the purchase of the land
and building at South Windsor, Con¬
necticut, from AMF Pinspotters,
Inc.; for advances to wholly-owned
subsidiaries to pay off demand loans and rental deposits, and for gen¬
eral corporate operation; and for the acquisition, either by lease, con¬
all
acquire
Rwy. operating expenses
Net
.
,
under Delaware law in
organized
was
by amendment.
owns
company.
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$4,025,694
$2,564,211 $31,621,144 $31,746,915
3,004,200
2,616,213 24,783,869 23,901,139
Period End. Aug. 31—
The underwriters also may purchase, for $200,
5-year warrants to purchase 20,000 shares of common stock, and W.Ian
Mack & Associates 5,000 such warrants, for $50, as a consultant's
fee in connection with the offering.
The price per share upon exercise
Co.
plied
the
of
..
offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
&
stock
common
Western Maryland
and Hill, Darlington
headed by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
of
sell 90,000 shares.
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28. 1960 covering 200,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through a group
of underwriters
the prospectus, Weatherford
to
shares
Podesta
offering
public
of
amendment.
States
According
Centers, Inc.—Files Common—
Cruttenden,
course
$250,000 for inventory requirements of
for the
purchase
of inventories
purposes;
warehouse;
receivable.
United Bowling
corporation,
of new
product lines, and the balance for additional inventories and accounts
Alto
Monday, October 3, 1960
5000 Crittenden Drive, Louisville, Ky., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 27, 1960, covering 80,000
shares of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale through
The
its Palo
capital
ing
.
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
Wood-Mosaic
and
Blyth & Co.,
amendment.
by
underwriter.
.
.
propose
to
sell
50,000
shares
Volume 192
Number
5991
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
(1347)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
obligation
Alabama ( P. O.
school
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 15, 1960. Due on Oct. 15 from
1961 to 1980, inclusive.
Principal
Birmingham-Southern College of
Birmingham),
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Bond Offering—Henry K. Stan¬
ity
approved
by O'Melveny &
ford, President, will receive sealed
Myers, of Los Angeles.
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 10
Atascadero School Dist., San Luis
for the purchase of $278,000 gen¬
Alabama
obligation
eral
student
Obispo County, Calif.
housing
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
be received until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $93,000
school building bonds.
M-N.
Interest
Legality
by Dumas, O'Neal
Birmingham.
&
approved
Hayes,
of
California (State of)
Sale — The
$75,000,000
Bond
Decatur, Ala.
bonds offered
Bond Offering—Joe Pettey, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct 4 for the
p.
1244
—
on
Sept. 28—v. 192,
to a
awarded
were
merged syndicate managed by the
purchase of $175,000 public im¬ Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
provement, series P bonds. Dated San Francisco, and Bankers Trust
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from Co., of New York, as follows:
1961
to
1970 inclusive. Legality $50,000,000 a s
5s, 3V4S, 3V2S, 3%s
and 4s. at a price of par, a net
approved
by White,
Bradley,
interest cost of about 3.81%.
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
25,000,000
5s, 3V4s, 3V2s, 3'3/4s
and 4s, at a price of 100.2917,
Loxley, Ala.
Offering—M. C. Giuliani,
Mayor, will sell at public auction
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 6 the
Bond
sum
of $196,000 natural gas system
bonds.
a
The
and Gas Board, Ala.
Secretary of the
ceive
10
a.m.
(CST) on Oct.'ll for the purchase
of $1,300,000 natural
gas system
revenue bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Due on July 1 from 1964 to 1993
inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Dumas, O'Neal &
Hayes, of Birmingham. ARIZONA
fliaricopa County, Paradise Valley
Elementary School Dist. No. 69
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
(MST) on Oct. 24 for the
purchase of $242,000 general ob^
ligation school bonds. Dated Oct.
a.m.
1, 1960. Due semi-annually from
Jan. 1, 1962 to July 1, 1973 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Pima County School District No.
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
8
■
Offering—Elsa
B. Hanna,
Supervisors,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
(MST) on Oct. 17 for the pur¬
of $365,000 general obliga¬
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
*
/
;
a.m.
chase
tion
ARKANSAS
Ouachita Baptist
College,
Arkadelphia, Ark.
Bond
Offering
Dr. Ralph A.
—
Phelps, Jr., President, will receive
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
13
$625,000
bonds.
on
until
for
Interest
the
1
from
Dec.
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
series
1959
dormitory,
Dated
Dec.
10
1,
1962
1959.
to
Due
1999, incl.
J-D.
Legality approved
by
Moses,
McClellan,
Arnold,
Owen & McDermott, and Townsend & Townsend, of Little Rock.
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim Union High School Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
until 11
his
a.m.
office
(PST)
in
on
Santa
Ana,
Oct. 25 for
the purchase of
$2,350,000 general
.
;
of
about
/.
•
consisted
of:
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc., Trust
Georgia.
V "
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
Co. of
Wachovia
Bank
& Trust Co., G.
Co., Wood, Struthers
Anderson & Strudwick,
H. Walker &
&
Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson
&
Co., Baker,
Watts & Co., Baxter & Co., City
National Bank
& Trust
First
National
Bank
of
Chi¬
sas
City, Mo., Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas City, Mo., DempseyTegeler & Co., R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Eldredge & Co., Inc., First Nation¬
al Bank in Dallas, Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc.
Goodbody & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
J. A. Hogle & Co., The Illinois
Co.,
Inc., A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Irving Lundborg & Co., MasonHagan, Inc., Mercantile-Safe De¬
I
Stern
Brothers
&
Co., -Spencer
Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc., J. C. Wheat & Co., Rob¬
Trask
stern.
Stern,
Frank
Mever
^
Frank,
Meyer
&
Stockyards National Bank,
&
TPnv
Fox,
J. S.
Strauss & Co., Suplee, Yeatman,
Mosley & Co,
B. Vick &
Co, and Winslow, Cohu & Stetsnn
Tnr
son, Inc.
Inc."M.
California Toll
Bridge Authority
Dominick &
Dominick, Fidelity
Co., Newark, N. J.,
First of Michigan Corp., Gregory
& Sons, Hallgarten & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co., Laidlaw & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
F.
S.
Moseley & Co., National
Trust
Bank of Newark, Roosevelt
Cross, Inc., L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Shearson, Hammjll & Co.,
State
Stone & Youngberg, Stroud & Co.,
Inc., Taylor & Co.
B.
J.
Van
Ingen & Co. Inc.,
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., Barr
Co.,
Curtiss, House & Co., J. M.
& Co.,
Inc., Dallas Union
Securities
Co., Inc., Dittmar &
Co., Inc., Ellis & Co., Ernst & Co.
Dain
Federation
Bank
& Trust Co.,
Bank, Minneapolis,
Minn., The First National Bank of
St. Paul, Frantz Hutchinson & Co.,
First National
Freeman
- &
Co., Ginther & Co.,
Granbery, Marache & Co., Green,
Ellis & Anderson, Hill, Richards &
Co.,_ Inc., Hooker & Fay* Inc.,
Laird, Bissell & Meleds, John C.
Legg & Co., A. E. Masten & Co.,
McCormick & Co., Merrill, Tur-
Nov.
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
until 10
the
(PST)
a m
ourchase
^e^roYerndnal
of
Pedro-terminal
revenue
revenue
,
Lawndale School District,
Oct
on
islmid
island
to'll
toll
18 for
San
bridec
bridge
,
Sale—The
192,
—v.
to
The
1140—were
p.
First
Sept. 20
awarded
Western
of about
as
3.15%,
5s. Due
as
on
Bank
&
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
f
County, Calif.
Sale—The $154,000 school
election
on
series C bonds ofSept. 13—v. 192, p. 846—
1959,
awarded
were
America
N.
to
T.
&
Francisco.
the
S.
Bank
A.,
of
c
of
San
M
s
-
Jefferson School Dist
,
San Mateo
County, Calif.
Bond
ing,
wood
Offering—John
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
1
County clerk> wiU receive sealed
bids at his o£fice ln Santa Ana'
antU ll a m' <PST>
°ct- 4 £or
^ "
^
$305,000 election
u
to
inclusive.
1984
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Le-
gality approved by O'Melveny 8c
Myers, of Los Angeles.
M
„
A
,
rT
,
.
c
,
.Newport Harbor Union High Sch.
D"'
°range c°"nty- CaUf-
-
|ralt °9b"ga"0"Q?'™dS,n°/ferelP0"
SePb 20 —v- 192> P- 1041
's,
S^lss, at
P®
i
f
were
—
nn i'U
Zl
,
price of 100.434, a net
a
jn,t1erest cost o£ about 3'51%' 38
follows:
$3,750,000 as 3V2s. Due
from
520,000
1961
as
1977
to
33/4s.
Due
from 1978 to
Sept. 1
on
inclusive.
Sept.
on
1
1980 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
fol ows
Trust
"e
iT®
NortLrn
of
ChicaM
Glore
£°co Pa1ne Webtr
ca"
'
Forean
&
jkckson
&
Tta
1.
„
l!f Mieh''
^f,£°- F'rrsF,°J M'Cb"
fw
f'
ga"
£
Illinois
The
^ 9'n£'^ber
^°V,pa"y' FrfnW Mever
Fov"
A
and Stern> Frank> Meyer & Fox.
Ocean View Sch. Dist., Orange
*
h
ttt
'L. B. Wallace,
Bond Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
until 11 a m. (PST) on Oct. 4 for
purchase of $79,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, I960. Due
0,n
:?r01?1 196,1 to 1976 inSl.usiy.e' Prlucipal and interest
payable
(A-O)
Treasurer's
at
office.
the County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
JRio Del Sanitary District (P. O.
Box 13, Rio Dell), Calif.
'
j j-
.
J?
j
o.
,,rC!n'/in
'
$156,000 se^ir
®:
j
bonds_offered on Sept. 13 v. 192,
J346^—_ were awarded to the
P*
Federal
Housing
uance Agency, as
Par-
and
Home
Fi-
4%s, at a price
Rio Linda Union School
District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Betty L. George,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Sacramento,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $321,000 school
1959, series B bonds. Dated Nov.
15, 1960. Due on Nov. 15 from
1962 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) pavable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
Orrick,
by
approved
Herrington
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe,
&
of
San
Francisco.
A.
will
a.m.
Nov. 1
on
JLos Alamitos Sch. Dist., Orange
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Burn-
...
(PST)
on
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $650,000
.
c
.
,
Rowland Union Sch. Dist., Los
receive
his offfce in ^ted-,iJ
City, until 10
Due
Bond Sale—The $4,270,000 gen-
Hueneme School District, Ventura
fered
r
Loa
(M-N) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
follows:
Oct. 1, 1961
and 1962
Bond
.
from 1962 to 1981, inclusive. Prin¬
Co., of San Francisco, and
Hill
Richards & Co, jointly, at
a
price of 100.063, a net interest
$153,000
receive
...
FFt
°,ct 4 for the purchase of $250,000
®Ieat'°" 19f\ J^nes B bonds
Trust
cost
,
sAea'ed blds at bls o££lca
£n.gejc/' h"
? m'
1962
$769,000 school,
on
,
1958, series C bonds. Dated Oct.
15, 1960. Due on Oct. 15 from
Delano Union School District,
Kern County, Calif.
Bond
Gordon T.
—
Nesvig, County Clerk, will
u..
bonds
bonds.
series A bonds offered
County, Calif.
Offering
at
S7 000 000
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Los Angeles
Director of Public Works,
Secretary and Member of the Aui
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
County Treasurer's office.
ford,
f,r
1985
and interest
Bond Offering—Robert B. Brad¬
ton Corp., Harriman Ripley & Co,,. ert W.
Baird & Co.
77,000 as 3>4s. Due on Oct 1, 1963.
Inc., Harris Trust & Savings Bank,.
William Blair & Co., Blunt El¬
"154,000 as 2%s. Due on Oct. 1,
Smith, Barney & Co., Wells Fargo lis &
Simmons, Bramhall, Falion
1QR4 and
iQfi^
Bank American Trust Co., Secu¬
iCo.y lnc., I. L. Brooks & Co.,
241,000 as 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
rity First National Bank, Califor¬ Inc., C. F. Childs &
Co., Inc.,
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
nia Bank, Los Angeles, Drexel &
Davis, Skaggs & Co., Fahnestock
154,000 as 3V4s. Due on Oct. 1,
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.
& Co., The First Cleveland Corp.,
1969 and 1970.
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Industrial
Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Continen¬ National
Fullerton School District, Orange
Bank
of
Providence,
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
Kalman
&
County, Calif.
Co., Inc., Kenower,
Co.
of
Bond Offering-L. B.
Chicago, The Northern MacArthur & Co., King, Quirk &
Wallace,
Trust Co., Crocker-Anglo National
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., Inc., The National Bank of
Bank, R. H. Moulton & Co., Gold¬ Commerce of Seattle, Newhard, bids at his office in Santa Ana,
man, Sachs & Co., Kidder, PeaCook & Co., New York Hanseatic until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct 4 for
body
&
Co.,
Eastman
Dillon, Corp.
the purchase of $625,000 school
Union
Securities
&
Co.,
Bear,
The Ohio Co., Rauscher, Pierce bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1960. Due on
Stearns
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, & Co., Inc., The Robinson-Hum¬ Oct. 15 from 1962 to 1985 incluPierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean phrey Co., Inc., Tripp &
Co., Inc., sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Witter & Co., White, Weld & Co., Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co., Wells & payable at the County Treasurer's
Blair & Co., Inc., Weeden & Co.,
Christensen, Inc., R. D. White & office. Legality approved by
Inc., The First National Bank of Co., The White-Phillips Co., Inc., O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
Boston.
J. R. Williston & Beane, Robert Angeles.
The First National Bank of Ore¬
Winthrop & Co., Barrett, Fitch,
Glendale Unified School District,
gon,
The Philadelphia National North & Co., Inc., The Boatmen's
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bank, Seattle - First National National Bank of St. Louis, Brush,
Bond Offering—Gordon T. NesBank, Equitable Securities Corp., Slocumb & Co., Inc., Julien Col¬
vig, County Clerk, will receive
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
lins & Co., Dreyfus &
Co., El- sealed bids at his office in
Los
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Salomon Bros. worthy & Co.
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
& Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., Field, Rich¬ Oct. 18 for the purchase of $3,000,Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, ards &
Co., The First National 000, school bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
Mercantile Trust Co., Shields &
Bank of Birmingham, The First
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
Co., Reynolds & Co., J. Barth & National Bank of
Memphis, The 1980 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., Fort Worth National
Bank, J. B.
John Nuveen & Co. (Inc.), Wil¬
Grant Union High School District,
Hanauer & Co., Chester Harris &
liam R. Staats & Co., Hornblower
Sacramento County, Calif.
Co., Inc., Hayden, Miller & Co.,
& Weeks.
Bond Offering—Betty L. George,
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., McDonald &
Wertneim & Co., Hayden, Stone
Co., Mercantile National Bank at County Clerk, will receive sealed
& Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Dallas,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., bids at her office in Sacramento,
First Western Bank & Trust Co., Inc.,
Model, Roland & Stone, Mul- until 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 10 for
San Francisco, Calif., E. F. Hut- laney, Wells & Co., Park, Ryan,
the purchase of $875,000 school,
ton & Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Inc., Reinholdt & Gardner.
series E. bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
& Co., American Securities Corp.,
Seasongood & Mayer, Herbert 1960. Due on Nov. 15 from 1962
James A. Andrews
& Co., Inc.,
1984
inclusive. Principal and
J. Sims & Co., Inc., Stern, Lauer to
Bache & Co., Bacon, Whipple &
& Co., Third National Bank, Nash¬ interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
ville, Tenn., Wood, Gundy & Co., County Treasurer's Office. LegalBranch
Banking
&
Trust
Co., Inc., Zahner &
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Co., Auchincloss,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Alex. Parker &
Redpath, Bartow Leeds Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Brown & Sons, Clark, Dodge &
Francisco.
& Co., Boettcher & Co., Bosworth,
Co., Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith.
Sullivan &
Co., Inc., Courts &
Union
school, series B, 1959 bonds. Dated
cipal and interest
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Co., Kan¬
of
&
Bond Offering —L. B. Wallace,
bids
cost
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., The First Bos¬
Reed,
will re¬
until
syndicate
^
cago,
O.
Board,
bids
sealed
C.
—
•
ben & Co., Inc., The Milwaukee
Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., F. W. Co.
Craigie & Co., Francis I. duPont
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, New&
Co., Estabrook s & - Co., ..First; burger, Loeb & Co., Northwestern:.
Southwest Co., Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬ National
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
van &
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Kean, Putnam
Co., Raffensperger,
Taylor & Co., The Marine Trust Hughes & Co., Inc., Rippel &
Co.,
Co., of Western New York, The Russ & Co., Inc., Schmidt, Roberts
National City Bank of
Cleveland, & Parke, Sterne, Agee & Leach,
America, N.T. & S.A., posit & Trust
Co., Rand & Co., Re¬
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
The
Chase: public National Bank of
Dallas,
Manhattan Bank, The First Na¬
Schwabacher & Co., Shuman, Agtional City Bank of New York, new &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co.,
ALABAMA
Offering
The
Bank
Scottsboro Water Works, Sewer
Bond
interest
3.79%.
-
revenue
,
net
as
Brothers & Co., J. C. Bradford &
n Angeles County,
Calif.
Bond Offering — Gordon T.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
52
sealed
(1348)
bids
Angeles,
at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
his
until
9
office
in
Los
(PST)
a.m.
on
Co.,
La Salle and Grundy Counties
Field, Richards & Co., John
Ryan & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
J.
Dec.
on
Commissioners, will receive sealed
to
1979
-
.
Dec.
1,
1960. Due
1961
to
1980 inclusive.
Dec.
on
1 from
Simi
Valley Unified School Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $124,000 school
bonds offered on Sept. 13—v.
192,
945
p.
awarded
were
—
est
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Chase
$30,000
Smith,
Oct. 5
Co.,
of
Western
San
Bank
Francisco,
&
1960.
bonds
$250,000 hospi¬
offered
946
p.
1960
series B bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1960.
Nov.
1
from
(M-N)
1973,
interest
and
the
175,000
County1
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Vallejo Unified School District,
Solano County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(PST) on
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $4,440,school
000
1960.
Due
bonds.
a.m.
Dated
Oct.
15,
Oct. 15 from 1961 to
on
1980, inclusive.
Victor
Valley Union High School
Dist., San Bernardino County,
-
'
•'
„
.
'
»
.•
•
•
.
trust
or
the
Offering
ceive
—
County
sealed
V.
offered
bids
at
will
3V2S.
as
1979.
his
office
in
Bernardino,
until
11
a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 10 for the purchase
of $50,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1960. Due
on
Oct. 1
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive. Inter¬
Due
April
on
n
3%s. Due
as
1980 to
Due
1989 to
April 1
on
inclusive.
1988
3.80s.
as
from
1,
April 1
on
inclusive.
1991
&
Co., John Nuveen & Co., Blair
&
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt' & Co.,
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
First of, Michigan Corp.,
W. H.
Morton
Co., Inc., Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Thomas & Co.,
Cooley & Co., and W. J. Meredith
& Co., Inc.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
lic
improvement
*
$8,000,000 pub¬
1960
bonds
Sept. 22—v. 192,
on
awarded
—were
headed
Bond
by
as
the
to
p.
p.
1141—were awarded to
cate
headed
from
2,670,000
from
syndi¬
3%s, at
White,
Ripley
Weld &
5s.
Due
on
Oct. 1, 1963
as
3%s.
1965
as
to
Due
to
Oct
1
1974, inclusive.
33/4s.
1975
on
Due
1980,
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Trust Co., of
&
&
&
Co., Good-
Bros.
Harri¬
Co., Freeman
Wachovia
Bank
& Co., Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Talmage & Co., J. S. Strauss
& Co., Singer, Deane &
Scribner,
&
Harrison, Inc., Seasongood & Mayer, Townsend, Dabney
&
Tyson, Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
Pohl & Co., Inc., Kay Richards &
Co., and Arthur L. Wright & Co.
school
bonds
192,
District, Conn.
The
—
offered
$5,700,000
on
Sent.
21
1041—were awarded to
syndicate headed
by Halsey,
—v.
p.
Alhambra, III.
President of the Board of
will receive sealed bids
p.m.
(CDST)
purchase
sewer
of
on
Oct.
$145,000
revenue
1960
Zeller,
Trustees,
19
until
for
water
bonds.
7
the
and
Dated
Co., Inc., and Phelps, May 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
1999
inclusive.
Fenn & Co., as 3V2S. at a Drice of 1962
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Charles
100.089, a basis of about 3.48%.
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Other members of the
Stuart
Bond
as
follows:
F.
S.
Smithers &
Co., Wertheim & Co., Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Reynolds &
Co.,
Fallgarten & Co., Boland, Saffin,
Gordon
&
Sautter,
La Salle
&
County Community Sch.
Dist. No. 170, III.
Bond Offering —G. M.
Hoben,
Superintendent of Schools, will
Kenower, receive sealed bids until Oct. 6 for
&
Co.,
Newburger, the purchase of $200,000 school
Co., William S. Morris & bonds.
MacArthur
Loeb
•
•
(Offering
Kirkwood^
receive
Clerk
sealed
1960
<i'\ r
■
inclusive.
Dec.
of Dec. 1,
awarded
bonds.
Due
until
1981
inclusive.
Dated;
Jan.
on
1
a
as
Interest
1964
1971.
Sept. 15—v.
on
awarded
to
a
The
192,
"
Bond
Offering—R. O. Toledano,
bids
until
10
a.m.
on
Dec.
(CST) on Oct.
purchase of $7,600,000
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. F,
26
for
1960.
the
Due
1985
inclusive.
47,000
Additional
about
3.05%,
847—were
Offering—Mr.
1961
as
1967
to
1974
3.20s.
from
1975
cost
of
Nov.
on
1
1966 inclusive.
3s. Due
as
660.000
Due
to
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
1979
on
March
Bond
Sale—The
Sale—The
obligation
Nov.
1
inclusive.
ment
bonds
$160,000
street
offered
on
headed
&
100.001,
about
.
as
347,000
New
a
group composed of
Des Moines,
National
KANSAS
468,000
4s.
Sept.
19—v. 192, p. 1141—were awarded
to Ranson & Co.
Atchison, Kan.
$410,000
trust
or
com¬
City.
Sale
—
The
$370,000
road
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
MARYLAND
f
Caroline County (P. O.
v..-;
eral
Denton),
Sale—The $875,000 gen¬
oblgiation public school bonds
offered
on
■—were
awarded
as
4s.
A.
price
Sept. 15—v. 192,
to
a
p.
group
946
com¬
Inc.
of
March
on
MASSACHUSETTS
1
on
1977
Massachusetts
inclusive.
Due
March
1986
1
Bond Sale—The
■
tory
March
on
1
inclusive.
W.
Hoefinghoff
and
sewage
treatment plant and system reve-*
nue
bonds offered on Sept. 8—v.
the
Finance
p.
Agency,
f
Massachusetts
Sale
—
The
$2,398,000
Sept. 15—
on
192, p. 1041—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
v.
Boston
of
to
E.
Corp., as 3.70s, at a price
100.619, a basis of about 3.62%.
Other members of the
were
syndicate
White, Weld &
Webber, Jackson &
follows:
as
Co., Paine,
Curtis,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Tucker Anthony 8c R. L. Day,
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
F.
&
Co., and Nusloch, Bau-.
Smith, jointly.-
and
,.
Easton, Mass.
Boyce, La.
v
Offering
Lynn,
Town
sealed
bids
Clerk,1 will
until
7:30
$630,000
project loan, act of 1949
bonds offered on Sept. 14 was sold
to The Bankers Trust Co., of New
York, and Stone 8c Webster Se¬
school
P.
receive
(CST)
Oct. ■ 7
for *the
purchase of
$145,500 bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Legality approved by Benton &
Moseley, of Baton Rouge.
Offering
—
\
Bond Sa-e—An issue of
Wilburta
—
p.m.
on
Bond
as
price of p&r.
a
Bond
;
,
.750—were ; awarded
Bond
offered
946—were
Federal Housing
school bonds offered
Bienville Parish Sch. Dist. No. 28
&
bonds
192,
Bridgewater-Raynham Regional
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Bridgewater),
&
LOUISIANA
deen
to
Home
2%s, at
$725,000 dormi¬
revenue
19—v.
awarded
Co.; John
W. Rienhart & Co.; Seasongood &
Mayer; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and Weil, Roth & Irving
Hutton
1959
Sept.
on
son, Inc.; Doll & Ipshording, Inc.;
Field, Richards & Co.; Hill & Co.;
L.
0
Augustinian College of Merrimack
Valley (P. O. North Andover),
1966 inclusive.
Due
1978 to
•
of
cost
a
curities
a
L.-
Corp., jointly, as 3V2S, at
a basis of about
price of 100.359,
3.46%.
Kaplan, La.
on
bank
on. Sept. 13—v. 192,
750—were awarded to Howard,
p.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Breed & Harri¬
Sale—The $72,298 general
Bond Sale—The
York
Bond
1,
Charles
Due
1967 to
from
Arkansas City, Kan.
obligation bonds offered
any
Rapides Parish Road Dist. No. 10A
(P. O. Alexandria), La.
follows:
33/4s.
as
gen¬
improve¬
Aug. 29—
Bank, of Des Moines, Becker &
Cownie, Inc., and White-Phillips
& Co., Inc.
Bond
1985
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved -r by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
$920,000 school
interest
as
1962 to
from
Bond Sale—An issue of $365,000
bonds offered on Sept. 26
to
to
Dec.
Maryland
by
net
a
from
school
Iowa
of
Bond
Co., Inc., at
3.92%,
$105,000
p.
sold
1962
as
pany
(P.O. Arcadia), La.
192, p. 847—were awarded to
Bond Sale—The $325,000 school
Shaw, McDermott & Co., as 3.40s,
bonds offered on Sept. 6^—v. 192,
at a price of 100.009.
The
from
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
1970.
v.
was
1
Callable
payable at
Co.
Bond
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Marshalltown,Iowar.
eral
$2,000,000 sewerage water and
1
March
on
Tole¬
time for the purchase
same
drainage bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1960.
Due
1
(P. O.
Covington), Ky.
of
follows:
2V2S.
as
from
as
of
inclusive.
on
to
of Dec.
bonds offered
Kenton County
offered
composed
interest
net
a
at the
1980 and 1981.
dicate
Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
and C. S. Ashmun Co., at a price
100.018,
Due
33/4s. Due
as
Hinsch
$2,000,000
p.
group
4s.
as
1962
as
dano, will also receive sealed bids
of
March
on
from
1, 1970. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan, of New York City.
follows:
1965
1
Callable
-
Sutro Bros. &
of
composed
Due
as
Legality approved
Secretary of the Board cf Liquidation, City Debt, will receive sealed
net interest cost
to
M-S.
Callable
building
revenue,
series
1980 posed of Alex.
Brown
8c
Sons.
bonds, offered on Sept. 20—v. 192,' John C.
Legg & Co., Mead, Miller
p. 1041—were awarded to a syn¬
& Co., and C. T. Williams &
Co.,
Waterloo), Iowa
—
1962
1962 to
New Orleans, La.
1966 to 1979 inclusive.
to
J-J.
county court house bonds
4V2S.
as
1,
IOWA
Sale
3.95%,
from
p.m.
Black Hawk County (P. O.
Bond
group
price of 100.009,
E.
Oct.
from
1
a
1, 1960.
1,
bonds.
Interest
Orleans.
4.05%.-
&
of about
Treasurer, will
-
to
No.
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
building revenue bonds offered on
Sept. 7 — v. 192, p. 946 — were
Pohl
"
■
March 1 from
on
from
Inter¬
district
improvement
Dated
Sale—The $325,000 school
234,000
Robert
—
bids
1960.
&
syndicate
were
offered
Equitable Secu¬
<
to
J-D.
1
inclusive.
sewerage
1985
Kentucky Co.
$44,000
Community Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Alleman), Iowa
Bond Offering—Melvin J.
Sale
follows:
Bond
-
ILLINOIS
Co., and Shelby Cullom Davis
Bond
about
March
on
1985
Due
Henry County (P. O. New Castle),
Kentucky
Frankfort, Ind.
North Polk
Winston-Salem, Rand
West Haven School
a
Sons, Rand & Co., The Ohio Com¬
pany, Ball, Burge & Kraus, Fulton
&
& Co.
of
Due
to
public
Co., Inc., Fox, Reusch &
1961 to,
Co.',GInc., arid1'Magnus & Co., at a
Interest
apolis.
Reid
Roosevelt
semi¬
1,
1, 1973,- inclusive.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller,, of, Indian¬
850,000
Breed
Due
J-J.
$490,000
Hutzler, Blair & Co., Inc., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks,
W.
E.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Francis
duPont
&
Co.,
Cross, J. C. Bradford
body & Co., Brown
man &
Co., Cooley &
1, 1960.
from July
July
were
Laidlaw & Co.. Ira Haupt & Co.r
I.
bonds
1962
Interest
est M-S.
Hart
Helen
—
Oct.
annually
syndicate
Chemical
Bank
Hayden, Stone & Co., Gregory &
a
$100,000 street
a
price of 100.63,
as
A
Framingham, Mass.
P.
pagne,
City Clerk, will
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Cham¬
receive
(CST)
on
;
Bond
Town
Offering—Albert E. Cole,
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
«*$o
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
$250,^
000 bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due
on
March
1
from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
chase
will
The
receive
Merchants
National Ban# of
Interest
M-S.
/
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
of
New
Orleans.
'
""V"
•'
1
v
123,000 town public improvement
123,000
Charles A. Hinsch & Co., Inc., and
The
of¬
basis of about 3.41%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Salomon
Bros. &
a
Cutler,
on
bonds.
from
1
inclusive.
1962
Corporation; J. J. B. Hilliard
&
Son; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc; Stein Bros.
&
Boyce,
Graham-Conway Co.;
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc.; Russell,
Long & Co. Security & Bond Co.;
designated by
Legality
Dietz,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $50,000
municipal improvement bonds.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
v
by Harriman
# Co., Inc., and
Co.,
a
Offering
1041
1964.
4,442,000
$450,000 sewer
Sept. 21—v. 192,
cost
as
receive
..revenue
Dec.
on
bonds.
rities
bidder.
Sale—The
Bond
New York Trust Co., Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, both of New York,
Sale—The
on
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
(CST) on Oct. 13 for the purchase
of $2,500,000 electric
utility reve¬
Honolulu City and County, Hawaii
and
bonds offered
to
Attica, Ind.
&
$888,000
West Haven, Conn.
1961
from
interest
1,
by Chapman &
.
Legality approved by and Bear, Stearns & Co., at a price
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los of par, a net interest cost of about
Angeles.
3.67%, as follows:
CONNECTICUT
Sept.
INDIANA
Dated
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: B. J. Van Ingen
fered
Due,
1990
Sept. 27—v. 192, p. 1141—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., as 4s, 31/2S, 33/4s
and 4s, at a price of 98.00, a net
Beech Grove, Ind.
A-O.
est
1
on
Chicago.
i.
on
*
from
850,000
re¬
San
1
company
approved
of
1978 inclusive.
HAWAII
Dennis
Clerk,
Dated
Dec.
on
successful
nue
Bond
Sept.
a
California
Wardle,
Due
$3,075,000 sewer!,
bonds
1964 to
1,975,000
cisco.
be received until 11
iK,
bonds.
Marion
will
follows:
as
utilities
v.
—
from
1962 to
Principal
payable
at
on
inclusive.
County (P. O. Munfordville),
offered
on
192, p. 846 — were improvement bonds
Kentucky
syndicate headed by Sept. 20 — v. 192, p. 1141 — were
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a awarded to The Indianapolis Bond school
building
revenue
bonds
price of 98.004, a net interest cost & Share Corp., and City Securities offered on
Sept. 20 was sold to
of about 3.83%, as follows:
Corp., jointly, as 3s, at a price of The
Equitable Securities Corpo¬
100.282, a basis of about 2.94%.
ration.
$75,000 as 3%s. Due on April 1
Sept. 14
awarded to
until 2 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 4
for the purchase of $60,000
school,
on
Due
1990
to
bonds,
$275,000
1980
to
4s. Due
as
000
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
revenue,' series
Clerk,
Mrs.
—
Clerk,
Town
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST)
Oct. 27,for the purchase of
Kentucky State College
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 con¬
solidated
educational
buildings
13—v.„ 1976, inclusive. Principal and in¬
awarded to terest (J-D) payable at any bank
were
—
Bond Sale—The
bids
Due
3.97%,
Eastern
Orlando, Fla.
Hill
Sylvan Union School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Bond Offering — L. W.
Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Hanks,
KENTUCKY
Sept.
on
\
revenue
inclusive.
about
on
37/ss.
1967
1981
will receive
(CST) on
for the purchase of $458,000
provement
Trust
and
City
Sale—The
Bond
Richards & Co., jointly.
as
218,000
Offerin g—Katherine
County (P. O.
Okeechobee), Fla.
Thornton, Mohr, Farish, Inc., and
Monterey County, Calif.
Pierce, Garrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Sale—The $177,000 school
jointly, as 4s and 4*4s, at a price
building bonds offered on Sept. 12 of
,100.30, a net interest cost of
—v. 192, p. 945—were awarded to
about 4.10%.
First
1966
from
general obligation waterworks im¬
Bond
The
of
Offering
$521,'-
to
162,000
in¬
cost
5s. Due
as
1962
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
.
192,
Soledad Union School District,
Bond
Okeechobee
tal
Lake Arthur, La.-
follows:
as
Pittsfield, III.
Bank, in. New York
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
ell, Shetterly & Mitchell, of New
York City.
:
;
A., of
Francisco.
'
Bond
the
The
to
Bank of America N. T. & S.
San
for
Manhattan
(
interest
net
bids until
18
•
1961
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
Allyn
11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. clusive.
Principal
and
interest
purchase of $46,000,000 (J-D) payable at any bank or
son, City Treasurer, will receive
bonds.
Dated
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on highway
Aug.
1, trust company designated by the
bidder.
1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to successful
Legality
ap¬
Oct.
19 for the purchase of
$4,1990
inclusive.
Callable
as
of proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
250,000
various
municipal
improvement, series E bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1971. Principal and inter¬ Chicago.
Bond Offering—Robert D. Calli-
.
from
1
.
192, p. 946—were awarded to A. C.
& Co., Inc., and Zahner &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.01, a
Comunity Sch. Dist. No. 170
Oct. 18 for the purchaser of $290,- &
Co., and Provident Bank of
(P. O. Seneca), III.
000 school election 1960, series B Cincinnati.
Bond Offering—Jesse A. Sand,
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1985 inclu¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
FLORIDA
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct. 6 for the
Dade County (P. O. Miami), Fla.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bond Offering—E. B. Leather- purchase of $200,000 school build¬
office.
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due
man^ Clerk of the Board of County
San Jose, Calif.
.
Boston, 28 State
Street,
Boston
6,
until
2
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 10 for the pur¬
loan
*
of
act
Nov. 1,
$1,100,000 school project
of
1948
bonds.
Dated
■
1960.
■
^
Due
on
Nov.
1 from
,
Volume
Number 5991
192
,
..
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1349)
1980
to
1961
inclusive.^ Principal 100.067,
interest
and
payable at the Mei;chants National, Bdnk,> of Boston.
net
a
about 3.27%,
$30,000
interest
cost
of
follows:
as
4y4s.+ Due on Sept. 1
Legality
approved / by
Storfey,
from 1961 tb 1964
inclusive.
Thorndike, Palmer. & Dodge, of.
,10,000 as 2%s. Due on Sept.
1,
Boston.
'
'
t
h
'
•
as
1965.
s
Granby, Mass.
,15,000
Bond Offering—Mrs. Myrtie E.
Hobart, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o
(*20,000
and
I
Street
until
the
for
school
Granby
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
15
clusive.
project
Principal
City
special
I960.
Due
bonds.
198Q, in¬
and-
on
interest
■
t
'
.
Massachusetts
Bond
1
1
1
■
■
■
(State bf)
Offering —John
F.
ilj
'
•
1,
1969.
will
receive
assessment
Dated
July
clusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
to
1969
and
at. any
bank
company designated
successful
bidder.
by
Legality
proved by Miller,
Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
, •
Ken¬
in¬
interest
or
the
ap¬
Pad¬
||
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Due
on
Oct. 1
II
for
the
purchase of $170,000
Prin¬
county
jail
limitedtax
bonds.
interest payable at the Dated July
1, 1960. Due on April
.First National Bank of Boston.
1
from
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest-(A-O) pay¬
V.V/-."
Springfield, Mass.
y Bond Sale—The $3,750,000 bonds able at any bank or trust com¬
.offered on Sept. 20 — v. 192, p. pany designated by the successful
Legality
approved
1041—were awarded to a sy*pdi- bidder.
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & TStone,
cate headed
by the Bankers Trust
of Detroit.
Co., and
-
Chase Manhattan Bank,
York, as 2.90£, at a
^price of 100.6599, a basis of about
both of
2.81%.
Other
members
of
Bond
eral
in¬
Town
Sale—The
•
$800,000
drainage
gen¬
1960
bonds offered
on Sept. 21—v.
192,
946—were awarded to a group
composed of The Harris Trust &
of about
cost
3.24%,
3Y4s.
as
1,
3.30s.
Due
Feb.
on
1
Coon Rapids, Minn.
,
Bond
Sale—The
$550,000 vari¬
ous
general obligation bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 30—v. 192, p. 848—
awarded
were
Kalman
to
&
received
until
of
Oct.
State Bank
Hutton &
of
|
for
Bond
Oct.
1,
1963
to
of Jan.
1, 1976.
awarded to The
Illinois
Bsmk
Trust Co., of Chicago, as
price of 100.003, a basis
-
'&
"2*4k, at
a
of about
2.24%.
Bangor Township School District
(P. O. Bay City), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$1,200,000 school
building limited tax bonds offered
Sept. 19—v. 192, p. 1041—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
on
First
tion, at
of
Michigan Corpora¬
price of 100.027, a net
a
interest
cost
follows:
;
$280,000
;
,105,000
about
;
5s.
as
from
of
4s.
Due
April
on
1
1963 inclusive.
Due
from
75,000
2%s.
as
April
on
Due
1965 to
1,
April 1
on
1969 inclusive.
2V2S.
as
Due
April
on
1,
1969.
2s.
as
1970.
85,000
/
,
Due
;C'.
1%.
as
April
on
April
1,
,7
■
Due
1,
on
1971.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc.; Kenower, Mac-..
,
Arthur
&
Co.;
Goodbody & Co.;
McDonald-Moore & Co., and Shan¬
non
& Co.
4s.
as
Due
July
1
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, and
Martin
& Co.
Trenton School
Bond
Offering—Jean M. Silver-
thorn, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
from
7,000
as
57,000
1961 to
4s.< Due
from
:
97,000
3%s.
as
1972 to
4s.
as
1979
to
Due
July
1
July 1, 1971.
Due on July 1
on
1978 inclusive.
on
July 1 fro
inclusive.1
Bond
Sale—Tiie $75,000
assessment
street
bonds offered
1986
inclusive.
Callable as of June 1, 1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Detroit.
,
Paddock
&
Stone,
•-•••':-t. Vv.
:
of
■
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Offering — Sylvester A.
Noetzel, Secretary and Clerk of
the
Board
missioners,
".!
bids until 11
County Road Com¬
will
receive
sealed
(EST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of $2,500,000 met¬
a.m.
airport
special facility
A & B bonds.
June
March
1
clusive.
from
Interest
1960.
1961
Principal
to
by
M-N.
Briggs
&
Red Wing, Minn.
Offering — H. E.
Bond
on
City
and
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:15
Nord-
receive
p.m.
(CST)
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $85,-
000
improvement
1960
from 1962 to
in¬
interest
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
b y
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Bagley, Minn.
1
March
on
1
31/4S. Due
March
on
3y2s. Due
1
March 1
on
3%s. Due
as
1979 and
March 1,
on
1980.
Oct. 24 for
000
the
National Shawmut Bank,
11 a.m. (EDST)
Boston, until
Oct..
on
syndicate
for
5
the
purchase
of \
$105,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
to
1981
inclusive.
interest
payable
Shawmut Bank,
Principal
ah the
and
National
of Boston, Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Saint Anselm College of New
Hampshire (P. O. Manchester, '
New Hampshire
Bond Offering — Rt. Rev. Bertrand C. Dolan, O.S.B., President,
will
receive
sealed
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
Due
bids
Oct.
on
17
$842,000
until
for
11
the
dormitory-
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
1 from 1962 to 1999
Interest A-O.
by
Legality
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
NEW JERSEY
Allamuchy Township School Dist.
(P. O. Allamuchy), N. J.
Bond
MONTANA
Bozeman
Special
l
Clerk
Offering
of
the
Improvement
—
C.
City
K.
Wilson,
Commission,
will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(MST)
purchase of
Oct.
on
1:30
for
the
special
im¬
11
$284,000
limited
Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Interest J-J.
tax
bonds.
of
192,
—v.
to
bonds
offered
Sept.
on
1042—were
p.
Education, will receive
1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
awarded
National Securities Corp.,
Southwick, Campbell & Co.,
jointly, as 5.15s, at a price of
Bank,
of
district
the
No.
time
same
Grande &
of
40
Co.,
bonds
Mount
awarded. to
were
5.10s, at
as
at
price
a
100.20.
Additional
Sale
The
—
$17,500
district No. 37 bonds offered at thesame
time
awarded
were
to
National Securities Corp., as
sealed
at
a
price of
Bonds
Sold—The
proposed
sale of $1,200 district No. 38 bonds
offered at the same time were not
Gallatin County (P. O.
Bozeman),
.Montana
Offering — Earl Walton,
Bond
(MST)
a.m.
Nov.
on
Nov.
on
11
$309,000
F.
re¬
noon -
for the pur¬
improve-*
road
Dated
1
until
from
Principal
Nov.
1,
I960.-
1961
to
and
interest
1970
(M-N) payable at the Burlington
& Trust Company, in Bur¬
lington.
Legality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Butler School District, N. J.
Bond
Sale
The
$515,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
Sept. 13—v. 192, p. 947—
were awarded to Phelps, Fenn
&
Co., and Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.39%.^
fered
—
obligation
on
Clark Township (P. O.
New Jersey
'
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
Edward
Bank
.
the purchase of $625,-
—
bids
Oct.
on
of
bonds.
inclusive.
eral
par.
Not
chase
the
53/4s,
Holly), N. J.
Offering
Coyle, County Treasurer, will
ceive
Due
$97,500
offered
Legality
Burlington County (P. O.
Bond
(EDST)
The
Hackettstown.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
ment
—
pay¬
able at the Hackettstown National
19
The
Sale
sealed
bonds. Dated Oct.
and
Additional
Muriel
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 6
for the purchase of $55,000 school
Districts, Mont.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 district
39
Mrs.
—
Wood, of New York City.
Cut Bank Special Improvement
No.
Offering
Wolfertz, Secretary of the Board
District No. 418, Mont.
Bond
bids until
Clark),
Offering—Andrew
Township
will
Clerk,
Bottqs,
receive
Special School District
4 for the
No. 4, Minn.
Rochester
port
purchase of $150,000 air¬
improvement bonds. Dated
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $1,-
July
1, 1960. Interest J-J.
035,000 various sewer assessment
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
received
be
until
Oct.
for
26
the
Great Falls, Mont.
purchase
of $2,500,000 school
building bonds.
f
Bond
City
bids
St.
Paul Park-Newport
Indep. Sch.
Dist. No. 833 (P. O. St. Paul
Park), Minn.
Bond
school
Sept.
Sale
—
The
—
awarded to
v.
192,
p.
for
3
1042
—
until
—
will
8
p.m.
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Fred
(MST)
Hill.
L.
receive
sealed
Oct.
on
the
Due
on
Jan.
1,
1976.
were
a
basis
of
about
4.07%.
(P. O.
Helena), Mont.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: American Na¬
were
of St. Paul, Kalman
& Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
improvement
$213,414 county
bonds
offered
on
192,
p.
947
—
were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
were
as
follows: J. M. Dain &
Co.,
Inc., Allison-Williams Co., Foster
&
Kalman &
Smith, Inc., E. J. Prescott & Co.,
(P. O. Clark), N. J.
Bond Offering—Helen W.
Reach,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 26 for the
purchase of $968,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June 1"
from
1961
to
5
inclusive.
1979
Other members of the syndicate
Bank,
&
v.
Curtis, Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
son
by
Secretary of the Board of Educa-;
Bond Sale—The
—
in
Elizabeth* Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
approved
Clark Township School District
Lewis and Clark Counties
a
par,
Company,
&
In¬
terest J-J.
Sept. 19
of
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Union County Trust
on
syndicate headed by
Juran & Moody, Inc., as 4s, at a
price
Offering
Clerk,
purchase of $43,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1960.
$1,300,000
building bonds offered
13
i
Oct.
on
approved
on
village improvement bonds.
E.
price
basis of about 2.73 %*,
a
inclusive.
as
sold.
(CST)
W.
a
Londonderry School District,
•>"
revenue
Richfield, Minn.
be received until 7 p.m.
school
to
23/4s, at
as
Sons, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., City
National Bank & Trust
Co., of
Kansas
City, Lucas,
Eisen
&
Wasckerle, Stix & Co., Bankers
Bond and Securities Co., and Pier-,
sol, O'Brien & Adams, Inc.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
tional
special
100.032,
awarded
follows: A. G. Edwards &
1
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at any bank or trust company des¬
on
1991
March
on
bonds.
Dated Novrl, 1960. Due on Nov.
Bond Offering—sealed bids will
Due
of
$58,000
Sept. 14—v. 192,
on
1042—were
Hutton & Co.,
p.
100.30.
approved
Due from 1963
MINNESOTA
improvement
Dated Nov.
Morgan, of St. Paul.
Interest J-D.
1,
of
provement
Nov. 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
Legality
of
Bond Offering—Chester Traaon
Sept. 7—v. 192,/
946—were awarded to Kenower/ seth, Secretary of the Public Utili¬
MacArthur & Co., at a price^6f ties
Commission,
will
receive
p.
Due
1973
Due
cost
to 1965 inclusive.
Other members of the
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $125,000
holm,
to
L
4.05%.
Herman
Sale—The
bonds offered
John
Co.
—
by Dempseya
price
of
at
from 1972 to 1978 inclusive.
of the syndicate
Offering
$1,500,000
Sept. 13
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
as
575,000
sealed bids
sealed
1961
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Clawson, Mich.
&
on
3y2s. Due
as
from
435,000
Kottke, Village Clerk, will receive
p.m. (EST) 011 Oct. 11 for
purchase of $500,000 building
site
1957, series II bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on June 1
to 1984 inclusive.
1970 inclusive.
Due
1986
on
about
4s.
as
price of
North St. Paul, Minn.
Bond
the
Dated
41/4s.
of
by
a
until 8
revenue,
series
Dated Nov. 1* 1960.
follows:
as
ard-Elwood
to
NEW HAMPSHIRE
of
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
follows:
as
1, 1960.
District, Mich.
Sale —The
$49,000
basis
a
water revenue bonds.
Woodland, Mich.
$210,000 gen¬
eral obligation school
Bond uriering—Harold E. Clas¬
building
bonds offered on Sept. 8—v. 192,
sic, Village Clerk, will receive
p. 848—were awarded to Kenower, sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
MacArthur
&
Co.,
and
Paine, Oct. 17 for the purchase of $110,000
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly, sewerage disposal system bonds.
as
4s, at
Mother members
were
.
Michigan
Bond
headed
as
on
-
ropolitan
Beal City School District (P. O.
Route No. 1, Mt. Pleasant),
Co.,
Co.,
as
135,000
were
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
1,300,000
Canfield,
•
135,000
on
and
1.964.
,520,000
Due
from
as
.
1961 to
as
2.80%,
as
from
•
Continen¬
National
4y2s.
&
headed
&
from 1961
1982.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
,Clianner Newman Securities Co.,
July 1
from 197r to 1989 inclusive.
Caldwell, Phillips Co., and Wood-
.
—were
The
as 5s.
D»ue on July 1 from
1962 to 1964 inclusive.-
i
215,000
bids
18 for
$2,000,000 airport
c/o
848—were awarded to
p.
$205,000
1960.
from
1
syndicate
a
100.0064.
:■*
Michy
^ _
$331,000 bondsSept. 12—v., 192, p. 848
on
to
Nuveen
Sale—The
offered
tal
r.
about
$85,000
:r
MICHIGAN^
Ann Arbor,
100.022, a net (interestcost,of,
4.03%, as follows:
192,
The
—
offered
100.001, a net interest
about 3.53%, as follows:'
the
,
'
Sale
bonds
syndicate
a
improve¬
the
Newark, arid E. F.
Co.
school
Co.,
Dated
Jan.
as
19
$1,603,000
bonds.
Callable
Oct.
New Hampshire
Bond Offering—Ross A. Landry,.
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
(P. O. Overland), Mo.
150,000
purchase
Oct.
,Ritenour Consolidated Sch. Dist.
Fridley, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Sealed
—
.
Inc., and Associates.
Bond
sealed
on
$80,000
improvement bonds.,
works
Tegeler
inclusive.
receive
MISSOURI
—v.
as
will
Due from 1961 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond
Feb.
on
from 1978 to 1980
ment
Pennfield School District (P. O.
Box 112, Route No. 1, Battle
water
follows:
as
Due
Clerk,
Strohm,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
4
for
the
purchase
of
Savings Bank, of Chicago, R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Kalman & Co.,
Inc., and Juran & Moody, Inc., at
a
price of 100.197, a net interest
Hennepin County Independent
Creek), Mich.
syndicate were as follows; Harris
Bond Sale—The
Sch. Dist. No. 286 (P. O.
$1,600,000 school
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
building bonds offered on Sept. 14
Minneapolis 8), Minn.
Salomon Bros. &
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school
jTutzler, North¬ —y. 192, p. 946—were awarded to
ern Trust
Co., of Chicago, Shields a syndicate headed by The First building bonds offered on Sept.
& Co., Roosevelt & Cross, National. of
Michigan Corp., at a price of 19—v. 192, p. 1042—were awarded
,
Offering
bonds.
Bond
Wiggins, Miss.
Offering — V.
Bond
p.
be
Bond
,
will be received until
the purchase of
Dover, N. H.
obligation
Due
New
Nevada
MISSISSIPPI
Due
1975
Brown County (P. O. New
Ulm),
Minnesota
Rau,
from 1961 to 2009 inclusive.
cipal and
1960.
to
1977.
until noon EDST) on Oct. 10 for County Clerk, will receive sealed
the purchase of $69,500,000 bonds. bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
$<;§;
i,
1961
County (P. O. Las Vegas),
Paul.
165,000
Bond Offering—Thomas P.
NEVADA
Clark
1960
revenue
Nov.
from
1
$635,000
Branch), Mich.
;
Harold E. Wood & Co., and Sam-
Greenwood, (P. O. Greenwood),
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Mississippi
(M-N) payable at any bank or
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
trust company designated
by the industrial plant
building bonds
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬ offered on
Sept. 16 was sold to
proved by Briggs & Morgan, of The
Bank of Greenwood.
Ogemaw County (P. O. West
Treasurer
and
Receiver
General, will receive sealed bids
nedy,
utility
Dated
Nov.
on
sealed
parking
1960.. Due
1,
1961
trust
.
bonds.
Quinn,
1960
July
from
1
public
St.
'
>
on
$72,- pair & Egan, Inc.
000
until
1948
to
Sept.
on
7:30 .p.m.
(EST) " on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of
$90,000
payable at the State Street Bank
& Trust Company, in Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1
Clerk,
bids
loan
15,
1961
Due
Bond Offering—Trena M.
Franklin St., Boston,
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct 6
purchase
of
$1,500^00
11
Sept. 1,1966
.
2V2S.
and
on
Farmington, Mich.
111
Floor,
Due
1967,:
as
1968
the( State
Bank & Trust Company*
Municipal
Department,
Second
3s.
as
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
Oct. 12 for the purchase of
53
&
Marshall, Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Co., Inc.
Franklin Township
School District
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
Florence
F.
Randolph, Secretary of the Board
i
54
(1350)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 3, 1960
.
■■
of
Education, will receive
bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
17 for the purchase of
sealed
on
Bank,
Due
Dated Aug. lf 1960.
1 from 1961 to 1985
Aug.
inclusive. Principal
on
(F-A)
payable
Bank
of
and
the
at
Ocean
interest
Hawkins,
&
Cify.
of
the
Freeholders,
5
>.
for
the
The
Chosen
receive
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
of.
sealed
Oct.
on
$370,000
awarded
and
3%s, at
1961
to
Nov.
1
from
bonds
The
postponed.
in
reoffered
the
near
1
& Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Stroud & Co.
C. F. Childs & Co., and William
s!
mann
Morris
to
Home'
the
Federal
Finance
price of
a
Bond
1960
a
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
offered
water
Sept. 21—
on
Patent),
New York
the
Bond
Offering
District
Beagle,
sealed
ceive
Marion
—
Clerk,
bids
will
until
R.
re¬
2
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
of $101,000 school bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
about 3.65%.
NEW YORK
and Russia Central School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Holland
composed of Roosevelt &
Manufacturers
and
Traders Trust Co., of Buffalo, and
John J. DeGolyer & Co., as 3.70s,
at a price
of 100.36, a basis of
as
Deerfield,
Marcy, Floyd, Steuben, Western
1142—were awarded to
p.
group
Cross,
par.
Trenton, Remsen,
Sale—The $220,000
bonds
192,
v.
Housing
Agency,
Co.
&
Holley, N. Y.
1965
and interest
$4,400,000
on
be
future.
University of New Mexico (P. O.
Albuquerque), N. M.
Bond Sale—The $925,000 student
housing revenue bonds offered on
Sept. 15 — v. 192, p. 849 — were
1, I960.-Due
t
—
of
been
,
general improvement bonds. Dated
School
Sale
basis
f*
Nov.
Hamilton Township
District
(P. O. Trenton), N.J.
"
Bond
Board
will
bids until 11
Wood,. of
1
Offering—Emily L. Carter,
Clerk
Jersey, in New
Legality approved by
Delafield
New York
has
will
a
4
NEW MEXICO
County (P. O. Toms River),
New Jersey
Bond
National
New
Brunswick.
Passaic.
Legality ap¬ 3.80s, at a price pf 100.234,
Washburn of about 3.77%.
& McCarthy, of New York City.
$2,250,000
school bonds.
in
proved by Reed, Hoyt,
Oct.
First
National
Bank
of
Toms
Orchard Park, N. Y.
Batavia City School District, N. Y.
Bonds Not Sold—The proposed
Legality approved by Cald¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $170,000 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
a syndicate headed
by the National well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, sale of $2,690,000 school building public improvement bonds offered and interest (F-A) payable at the'
1960 bonds offered on Sept. 15— on
State Bank of Newark, and B. J. of New York City.
Sept. 13 was sold to Geo. B. Oneida National Bank & Trust
v. 192, p. 1042—were not sold.
Van Ingen, taking
Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Doolittle Company of Central New
$4,377,000, as Riverside Township School District
York,
3.60s, at a price of 100.536, a basis
& Co., jointly, as 3.20s, at a price in Holland Patent.
i
(P.O. Riverside), N. J.
Legality ap¬
Brookhaven, Centereach Fire Dist.
of about 3.55%.
of 100.219, a basis of about 3.27%. proved
Bond
by. Vandewater,
Offering — William
H.
(P. O. Centereach), N. Y.
Sykes,
school
--
bonds
192,
—v.
p.
offered
Sept. 14
947—were awarded to
on
River.
-
..
*
Other
members
cate were
&
Co.,
Fidelity
of
follows:
as
Ira
the
Ruehmling,
Secretary pf the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
syndi¬
Phelps, Fenn
Haupt
&
Co.,
the
on
Oct.
Co.,
of
Weeks, $810,000
Trust
&
13
for
the
school
purchase
district
of
bonds.
& Sautter, Dated Nov. 15, 1960. Due on Nov.
Co., Stroud & 15 from 1961 to 1977 inclusive.
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
&
Curtis, W. E. Hutton & Co., able at the Riverside Trust Com¬
C.
J.
Bradford
B.
&
Hanauer
&
Co., John J. pany, in Riverside. Legality ap¬
Co., Adams & Hinckley, proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Butcher &
Sherrerd, F. R. Cole & Wood, of New York City.
Co., C. C. Collings & Co., Ewing &
Sparta Township School District
Co., MacBride, Miller & Co., W. H.
(P. O. Sparta), N. J.
Newbold's Son & Co., Rippel &
Bond Sale—The
$230,000 school
Co., J. R. Ross & Co., Schmidt,
bonds offered on Sept. 20—v.
192,
Roberts & Parke, Herbert J. Sims
p.
1042—were awarded to B. J.
& Co.,
Inc., and Van Deventer
Van Ingen & Co., as
3.55s, at a
Brothers, Inc.
price of 100.022, a basis of about
3.54%.
Livingston Township Sch. District
Byan &
(P. O. Livingston), N. J.
Bond
Offering
George
—
Bowman, Secretary of the
Oct.
on
inclusive.
(A-O)
1
from
Principal
payable
at
1961
to
1979
interest
and
the
1960.
Livingston
National Bank, in Livingston. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
sealed
bids
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Revenues Increase 5% Over 1959
Like Period—Traffic
on
the Turn¬
pike in August, last, totaled 4,768,068
vehicles, an increase of 5.7%
the
August
were
4,510,749
vehicles
in
1959, and toll revenues
$3,611,925 against $3,439,849,
increase
an
of
5%,
it
was
an¬
nounced
by Joseph Morecraft, Jr.,
Chairman of the
Authority.
For
the
12
months
ended
Aug.
31, 1960, the traffic amounted
48,247,262 vehicles, an increase
**
7.2%
ago.
the
over
Toll
Pearl,
will
until
11
a.m.
from
1961
to
1965
same
revenues
period
a
to
of
year
were
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Peoples National Bank,
of Patchogue.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
bids
until
8
&
but
reserve
revenues
August,
before debt service
of
1960
007,614 in the
$31,621,399
left net
in
Disbursements for
extraordinary
resolution,
but not provided in the
budget
operating
expenses,
totaled
654.672 in the year ended
1960
a
as
$1,-
Aug. 31,
and
rear
compared
earlier.
with
Oakland, N.J.
$798,860
1
from
1961
to
1980
000,
a
as 3.65s, at a price of
basis of about 3.64%.
2.76%.
Brook
An
issue
&
follows:
Bank
of
Nassau
Evans Water District
(P. O.
Bond
fered
Sale
—
The
obligation
on
—were
price of 100.05,
„
\
of about
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 23 (P. O. Massapequa), N. Y.
1961
to
$50,000
New
$518,000
water
Sept. 14—v.
awarded
to
Bank,
of
Painted
bonds
192,
p.
gen¬
of¬
1042
follows:
as
41/4S.
as
50,000
Due
on
June
1
33As.
as
Due
on
June
1
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Edgecomb County (P. O.
Tarboro), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
1990
National
net interest cost
a
3.87%,
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
building,
and interest
on
series B bonds offered
Sept. 20—v. 192, p. 1143—were
awarded
to
Inc., at
price of 100.02,
a
R.
Dickson
S.
terest cost of about
a
&
Co.,
net in¬
3.28%,
as
fol¬
lows:
$65,000
S^s.
as
from
40,000
1963
Due
to
2%s.
as
April 1
inclusive.
Due on April 1,
on
1965,
1966 and 1967.
100,000
3s.
Due
April 1
inclusive.
195,000 as 3V4S. Due on April 1
from 1972 to 1978, inclusive.
as
from
1968
to
on
1971,
Greensboro, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
Bond
Easter-
Post.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Legality approved by Vandewater, ernment Commission, will receive
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
New
York
City.
Salina and
until
Clay Central School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Bond, Sale
The
—
Oct.
18
for
$2,860,000 bonds,
the
as
purchase of
follows:
$2,000,000 sewer bonds.
860,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Liverpool),
New York
$2,055,000
;
Pinetops, North Carolina
school
building 1960 bonds offered
Bond Offering—W.
E. EasterSept. 21—v. 192, p. 1143—were
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
a syndicate headed
by
on
awarded to
the
Marine
Western
3.60s, at
a
of about
ernment
Trust
Company of
Buffalo, as
price of 100.589, a basis
New
York,
3.54%.
Other
cate
&
members
were
as
of
the
syndi¬
follows: C. J. Devine
Co., Manufacturers
and Traders
Trust Co., of
Ira
Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Haupt & Co.,
Wood,
Goodbody
&
Co.,
& Co., Coffin &
Burr,
Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Inc.,
and Tilney & Co.
R*. D. White
Commission, will receive
Raleigh,
sealed bids at his office in
until
11
Oct. 4 for
sanitary
1, I960.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1983
inclusive. Principal
and. interest
(M-N) payable at The Hanover
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
the
a.m.
purchase
sewer
Corporation,
bonds.
(EST)
of
on
$110,000
Dated
NORTH
Nov.
DAKOTA
Gwinner, North Dakota
a
groufc com¬
burger, Loeb & Co.; Van Deventer
posed of The Manufacturers and
Brothers, Inc., J. W. Sparks & Traders Trust
Co.,
of
Buffalo,
Co.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, and Blair &
Co., Inc., and Roosevelt &
Ewing & Co.
Cross, as 3.60s, at a
price
of
.
of
—
Struthers & Co., First of
Michigan
Angola), N. Y.
eral
McCarthy,
Sale—The $150,000 gen¬
Asheville, North Carolina
obligation fire bonds offered
Bond Sale
The $100,000 air¬
Sept. 13—v. 192, p. 1043—were port, second series bonds offered
awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
Cross, on Sept. 20—v. 192, p. 1143—were
and Tilney & Co., jointly, as 3.80s, awarded
to Carley & Co., and the.
at a price
of 100.29, a basis of Bank of
Asheville, jointly, at a
Cross,
Co., Inc.; Shields & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; John J. Ryan '&
Co.; Industrial National Bank, of
Providence; William S. Morris &
Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Inc.;
Wells &
Christensen, Inc.; New-
National
1.99%.
Harriman Ripley
&
City.
on
of
group I bonds offered at
Bond Offering—Muriel E.
Russy," Wyckoff Township School District 100.11, a basis of about 3.58%.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
(P. O. Wyckoff), N. J.
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EDST) on
Bond Sale—The
No. 8 (P. O, 35 West Hillside
$450,000 school
Oct. 1L for the purchase
of-$559,- bonds offered on Sept. 14—v.
Ave.-, Greenburgh; White
192,
750 bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due p. 646—were awarded to a
Plains), N. Y.
group,
On Aug. 1 from 1961 to'1976 inclp- composed Of Roosevelt &
Bond Sale Postponed—The
Cross,
si've. Principal and interest-(F-A) John»J.
pro¬
Ryan & Co., and J. R. posed sale
; of.
$3,600,000 school
-payable' at - the- First
National- Ross &
Co., taking $449,000, as 1960 bonds offered on
Sept. 27
1
Washburn
York
eral
Trust
County, West Hempstead, as 2s, at
a price of
100.01, a basis of about
Other members of the
syndicate
were as
Raleigh,
Oct. 4 for
Bond
in¬
100.0999,
on
Oyster Bay, Farmingdale Fire Dist.
(P. O. Farmingdale), N. Y.
price
$1,835,000
$18,500
(EST)
a.m.
follows:
as
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
public the same time was sold to a
syndi¬
First National City Bank, of. New
improvement
bonds
offered
on
cate headed by the
Morgan Guar¬ York
Sept. 13 — v. 192, p. 947 — were
City. Legality approved by
anty Trust Co.. of New York, as
awarded to the Hillsdale National
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
3.20s, at a price of 100.3269, a
Bank, of Hillsdale, as 3.20s, at a basis of
Mitchell, of New York City.
about 3.17%.
price of par.
Painted Post, N. Y.
Other
members of the syndi¬
cate were as follows:
Watchung Hills Regional High
Bond
Offering — Thomas F.
Kuhn, Loeb
School District (P. O. Box
& Co., Smith, Barney &
Co., Har¬ Cummings, Village Treasurer, will
392, Millington), N. J.
riman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., White, receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Bond
Offering—George W. Wil¬ Weld & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., (EDST) on Oct. 6 for the pur¬
son, Secretary- of the Board
of Coffin & Burr, W. E. Hutton & chase
of
$206,000 sewage treat-,
Education, will receive sealed bids Co.,
National
State
Bank,
of ment plant bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 20
Newark, King, Quirk & Co., Inc., 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
for the purchase of
$900,000 school J. R. Williston & Beane, Fahne- 1989 inclusive. Principal and in¬
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
stock & Co., J. S. Strauss &
Due
Co., terest (J-J) payable at the First
Sale—The
11
Bank, of New York, as 2.80s, at a
of 100.222, a basis of about
Sale—An
issue of
$10,500,000 group II bonds offered on
Sept. 22 was sold to a syndicate
.
(,•
until
the purchase of
headed by the First National City
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond
Traders
Westwood), N. J.
year,
expenses made from reserve funds
as provided in the
bond
sealed bids at his office in
basis of about 3.70%.
$95,000 street im¬
syndicate
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Goldman, Sachs 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Coffin &
terest (A-O) payable at the Han¬
Burr, Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co., over
Bank, in New York City.
and G. H. Walker & Co.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
were
p.m.
inclusive.
Bond
the
against $30,previous year.
as
a
Co.,
of Buffalo,
Principal and in¬
Dominick- &
Dominick, .Robert
(A-O) payable at the First
Bond
Offering — Elaine R.
Winthrop & Co., Industrial Na¬
National Bank, of
Spring Lake.
Schmitz, District Clerk, will re¬
tional Bank, of
Providence, Model,
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
Roland & Stone, William S. Mor¬
Washburn &
McCarthy, of New
ris & Co., and City National Bank (EDST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
York City.
of $5,795,000 school bonds. Dated
& Trust Co., of Chicago.
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
Washington Township (P. O.
Additional Sale
1970
CAROLINA
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Kidder, Peabody
33/4s, at a price of
Other members of the
Carthy, of New York City.
terest
$34,937,- on Nov.
$32,473,738, an clusive.
requirements,
Co.,
100.479,
—
or
$2,316,000 school
on
dicate headed by
able at the
New York,
in Buffalo, Harris Trust &
Savings
(EDST)
Bank,
and
Continental
Illinois
on
Oct.
17
for the purchase
of
National Bank & Trust
Co., both
$95,000 jetty bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
of
Chicago,
Manufacturers
and
1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
ris,
NORTH
Asheboro, North Carolina
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
Sept. 22—v. 192,
1142—were awarded to a syn¬
inclusive.
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Tripp & Co.,
compared to
Principal
and
interest Inc., Byrd Brothers, Sutro Bros.
increase of 7.5%.
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬ & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc.,
Total revenues in the 1960
tional Bank of Somerset
year
County, and Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
were
Bound
Book.
$38,926,724, comprising the in
Legality
ap¬
toll
Deferiet, N. Y.
revenues
mentioned
pre¬ proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Bond stale
The $57,000 sewer
viously; $2,647,053 concession rev¬ Wood, of New York City.
bonds offered on Sept. 14—v.
enue; $1,291,237 of income from
192,
West Essex
Regional School Dist.
p.
947—were awarded to Roose¬
investments, and $50,593 of mis¬
,(P. O. Box 885, West Caldwell),
velt & Cross, as
cellaneous revenue. For the
4Y4S, at a price
year
New Jersey
of 100.34, a basis of about
ended
Aug. 31, 1959, the total
4.20%.
Bond Sale—The
$4,785,000 school
revenues
were
$36,476,986.
East Hills, N. Y.
bonds offered on
Sept. 22—v. 192,
Budgeted operating expenses in p. 1042—were
Bond
Sale—The $75,000 street
awarded to a syn¬
the
1960 year totaled
$7,305,325 dicate headed by
Smith, Barney improvement serial 1960 bonds
and
compared
with $6,469,371
a
6
Co., and the National State offered on Sept. 13—v. 192, p. 1042
year
earlier.
Deducting
these Bank, of
Newark, taking $4,781,- —were awarded to The Meadow
841
expenses,
Central School Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Orchard Park), N. Y.
Offering—Myron O. Mor¬
Borough Clerk, will receive Company of Western
sealed
Galloway, of New York
City.
Elma, West Seneca and Boston
(EDST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase
$38,000 fire apparatus bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
1
Heckler &
Orchard Park, Aurora, Hamburg,
re¬
of
—
New Jersey
over
John
were
Bond
M.
Board
1,
Due
ceive
—
Treasurer,
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Marine
Trust
Spring Lake, N. J.
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST) on Oct.
4
for
the
purchase of
$740,000.
school bonds. Dated Oct.
*
Offering
District
.
Union
Newark, Hornblower
Boland, Saffin, Gordon
J.
Bond
Fire
Suffolk
County (P. O. Riverhead),
Bond Offering—W. L. Mohberg,
New York
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at the County Auditor's of¬
fice in Forman, until 2 p.m. (CST)
provement 1960 bonds offered
on
on
Oct.
11
Sept. 15 — v. 192, p. 1043
for
the
purchase of
were
awarded to a syndicate
headed by $5,000 village improvement bonds.
Bond
Sale—The
$3,551,000
im¬
—
The
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Due from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Trust
Co.; of New
York,
and
Spencer Trask &
Co.,-as 13.30s, at
a
price
.of--100.0699,
about-3.29%....
.
a
basis
of
'
/'Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
-
Traill County (P. O.
Hillsboro),
North Dakota
Bond Offering—Sealed bids willbe received until 10130 &.m. (CST)
on
Oct/; 18
Ladenburg, Thal- $250,000
for
the/purchase, ot
road bonds.
Volume
Number
192
5991
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1351)
OHIO
.Ashland City School District, Ohio
Bond
m
Offering
Jane Meuser,
the Board of
—
Clerk-Treasurer
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Oct. 26 for
1
'
I |
■
'It
purchase of $3,450,000 school
the
•| unlimited tax bonds. Dated
■'■I
I 1960. Due
I
''it'
:
Nov. 1,
on May 1 from 1961 to
1982, inclusive.
'
an,
City Auidtor,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of
$30,000
sanitary sewer limited tax bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from
1962 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
43
Avon Lake Local Sch.
Oct.
on
from
1
1962
1960.
to
1981
'
Zeiger, Director of Finance,
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
Oct.
chase
of
walk
special
until
will
noon
17 for the pur¬
ditch and side¬
$81,671
assessment
the Union
at
(J-D)
payable
Commerce
Bank, in
Cleveland.
if, £
SE
Bond Offering—Curtis H.
Chap¬
J
City
man,
sealed
Oct.
on
Auditor,
until
bids
$31,248
for
17
special
from
1962 to
cipal
and
the
the
assessment
Dec. 1
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-D)
payable
National
City Bank,
Legality approved
Cleveland.
of
by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
ter,
Village
Clerk,
wiir ^receive
sealed bids until'noon
(EDST)
Oct. 10 for the purchase of
village
Richmond Heights, Ohio
Bond
Offering
receive
sealed
(EDST)
on
hall
on
W.
until
noon
the
for
18
1971
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Central
Principal
payable
National
Bank
land.
Bank
;
/,
of
:
_
Cleve¬
' .;
Bond Offering—R. L. Williams,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 7
for the purchase of $7,335 special
assessment
limited
1960.
street
tax
Due
Dated
Dec. 1 from
1971, inclusive.
Oct.
Solon), Ohio
Bond
Offering
Winifred
—
S.
Steele, Clerk of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 24
for the purchase of $480,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due
Dec.
on
from
1
1962
Principal
Tr'ust Company
Squire,
(J-D) payable at The Com¬
mercial Banking and Trust Com¬
pany, in Doylestown. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in-
-
-
East
Palestine, Ohio
City Auditor,
will receive sealed
Legality
Wauseon.
oanrifrc
approved
&
by
rwincpv
sk
squire,. Sanders
of
nf
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
Whitehall (P. O. 308
Yearling
Road, Columbus), Ohio
Bond Offering—Walter Helber,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
6 for the purchase of $49,840 spelimited
assessment
cial
provement
bonds.
tax
inclusive.
terest
Principal
in-
and
inJWhitehaU. Legality
ton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Colum
TTMri
or
East
—
James Farber,
Village/Clerk, will receive ,sga}ed
bids until 1 p.m.
school
Sale
192,
—v.
a
pf
svndicate
(EDST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of $11,000 water
HaSf&
main
of™31>
construction
limited
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Dec.
from
1
1962
Due
tax
1966, inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Bank of Magnolia
Company,
in
approved
by
/im
Magnolia.
Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Were
offered
—were
Co.,
as
on
improvement
bonds
Sept. 19—v. 192, p. 947
awarded
3s, at
a
McDonald
to
&
price of 100.47, a
basis of about 2.91%.
Poinc
(P.O. Oak Hill), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$20,000
school
frv
L< 'I
Rj
Curtis
a
192, p. 947—were
syndicate headed by
Manhattan
Chase
the
New
a
Principal
and
to
in-
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Philadelphia Na-
tional
Rankin, of Portland.
Bank,
of
Philadelphia,
White, Weld & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Reynolds & Co., Stone & Webster
Th^Dall**)
'
as
3V2s, at
a
Bank,
Devine
of
Oc
Dated
bonds.
as
ioiiows:
follows:
office. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland,
City
tional
Haupt
mann
Bank,
&
&
duPont
Dick
Higginson
Philadelphia,
Ira
Co., Ladenburg, ThaiCo., 'Wertheim & Co.,
Bank
York,
of
&
&
&
Co., FederaCo., of New
Merle-Smith, Lee
Trust
Corp.,
Fahnestock
&
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
Bond Sale—The
awarded
to
pjerce
Co
Fenner
Banco'Credfto
Merrm
& Smith
v
Aho^ro
Drice of 98 00
a
rev-
svnHirafp headpH
a
r™Haimt&
at
0
$10,000,000
i9'loo^n1
S™?'
hv
i vnch
Inc
and
Ponceno
Ponceno,
other members of the syndicate
Inc
Central Delaware County Author-
ity (P. O. Ridley Park), Pa.
„
c
,
Bond
,
ncft
Sale
The $1,050,000 rev-
offered on Sept. 21
947—were awarded to
~
.
enioo
v. 192,
p.
group
„
composed of Eastman Drl-
m
a
,
Empire, Oregon
-Bond Offering-Helen C.Ben- Ion, Union Securities & Co, Mern
Recerderwill receive rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
p.m. (PST)
Smith, Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
0rt
*30.Oct. 4 tnr thp purchase of foaeahrNoyes nCo., With
4 for the
$30,- and Hemnhill. Novps & Co with
and Hemphill, ru
sealed bids until 7:30
nn
on
?00,„fine ?,ngine b°nds. Dated Nov interest rates ranging from 21/4%
b 1,980;, Due, 0I? Ma?,1 fi:orn1
i to 3%%, at a price of 98 00^ a net
to
1970 inclusive. Principal and interest cost of about 3.85%.
interest
City
(M-N)
payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
Lancaster Sch. Dist., Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $3,200,000 gen¬
approved by Shuler,, Sayre, Winfree &
eral
Rankin, of Portland,
f
„
,
»
n-*
•
*
obligation
ment unlimited
school
Multnomah
County
£°- ^
u'
B®nd
,
composed
of
Dominick
&
io?
«
o
dmnn
&^ IV^ar^halF
Fbster
VmC
Dominick, and The
.
National Bank of Washington.
frdrn
Roseburg, Oregon
Bond Sale—The $112,876 special
assessment city improvement, series FF bonds offered on Aug. 29
-v.
■
T.
1
,
192,
p.
TTni-'f^
on
1
..
A
_
nn
states
si9^nno
oorvL
f'ivY^o
sell,
Offering— Wm.
win.
City
Recorder,
E.
x^.
will
Maniviciii-
receive
(PST)
purchase of
$121,000
bancroft
improvement
series F bonds. Due from 1961 to
1970 inclusive. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the City
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Oct. * 10
for
the
Oct. 1 from
on
Jennings
npr
Allison-
fr
Cn
J
R
G^nrfjp
K
net-, Jennings & Co.^George^K.
gaum
Co
&
joseph,
Harold E
Ross
&
Co'
MelienMiller, Inc'l
Wood & Co Ar^old &
Derbes, Inc., Robert Whittaker &
Co.,
Investment
Crain
Co.,
and
M. M. Freeman & Co.'
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Authority, Puerto Rico
Reports
Increased
Revenues-
Due
2V2S.
^
For the
Oct.
on
1,
Due
2.60s.
Due
1972
2$4s.
1973
on
Oct.
1
to
1975
on
Oct.
1
1171
• 4.4_1
o
ended
totaled
July
$42,379,795
against
in the corresponding
period a year ago.
Government Development
$37,444,348
The
Bank
Puerto
for
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Authority.
inclusive.
I. du-
pont & Co., Hemphill, Nnvps Rr
Noyes &
Cq^ yarnall, Biddle & Co., A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., Janney,
Dulles & Battles, Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke & French, and Robert
'
T
months
12-month
on Oct,; 1
inclusive.
Due
12
31, 1960, revenues of the Authority
1969 inclusive.
1970 to
as
according to Rafael^V.
Authority
1964 inclusive.
2y4s.
/-«_
L. Whittaker & Co.
RHODE
ISLAND
\Foster-Gloucester Regional School
District
District (P. O. Foster), R. I.
(P. O. Foster), R. I.
Bond Sale —The $850,000 genobligation school bonds offered on Sept. 21—v. 192, p. 1144
-^were awarded to G. H. Walker
eral
ff-
^^
&
ly,
Norristown Sch. Dist., Pa.
J
J?-
Co., and Estabrook & Co., joint¬
as 3.80s, at a price of 100.186, a
basis of about 3.77%
.
Bond Offering—F. Paul
Davies,
Secretary of the Board of Directors> wil1 receive sealed bids until
^
th0
/EDST\
m
on
Qct
13
1960.
i»uu.
of $875 000 school
obligation im^0Vements
Due
uue
on
uu
Nov.
i\uv.
1
x
from
xxum
1989 inclusive. Callable
as
1,
1962 to
x»ozs
iu
of Nov.
interest
1971.
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the Montgonvery County Bank & Trust Co., in
Norristown. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
1,
j
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Greenwood, South Carolina
Bond Sale—The $600,000 corn-
for
purchase
general
limited tax bonds. Dated Nov.
Springfield, Oregon
Bond
Due
were o
as follows: Francis
p
.
Hnmnhill
National Bank
Additional Sale
as
from
850—were awarded to
The Unlted btates iNatl°nai tfanK,
of Portland.
Co.,
Foster & Co., Granger & Co., War-
Other members of the syndicate
p-
.
syndicate headed by
1967 to
from
Principal
Dy fejUUier, Savre
oayre,
as
345,000^-as
and interest payable at the City
bv Shuler
&
Williams Co., Talmage & Co., Arthur L. Wright & Co., R. James
School
D.stnct
1965 and 1966.
330,000
Winfree and Rankin, of Portland.
to
430,000
Dated Oct. 15,1960. Due on Oct. 15
Bali?v ^Droved
Sallty approved
Co., Warren W. York
Abroms
Urrutia, Executive Director of the
a
3s.
as
635,000
T
Co
improve¬
as
(pST> on Oct, 11 for tlie .purchase
of $7'888 city improvement bonds.
nffipp
&
netfollows: cost of about
i^terest
2.63%,
$860,000
City Recorde^Treasurer, will re?w V?8#
£
mmncnrnr'c
Co.,
the First Bost°n Corp., and Kidder» Peabody & Co., at a price of
Prineville, Ore.
Bond Offering — Frances Juris,
ppr,ftrripr
rington &
850—were
p.
&
Total revenues of the Authority
in July, 1960 amounted to $3,727,517 compared with $3,421,260 in
awarded to
c$i?i " i
William R. Staats
>
Stone
&
Youngberg, Granbery,
Marache & Co., Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Dittmar & Co., Har-
tax bonds offered
Sept, 21—v. 192,
on
were awarded to The Douglas
County State Bank, of Roseburg.
iNaNa-
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Inc*» Baxter & Co., Stroud &
Co., Inc., McDougal and Condon,
wn&nt & C°., Anc«
Treasurer's
price of 100.0999,
j^nnaaeipma
Philadelphia
„
ap¬
fYYwtx rJtvTCo*»
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Other members of the syndicate
were
4 V,
Legality
3
Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
*
basis of about 3.49%.
U,r
bidder.
S^^eive^eaTd GoodboV& Co! Jannf ™ Mies rimhhfrsTbo^L F Roth!''
J™*
8n'nTPST) o5
& Battles, Inc., Suplee,^ Yeatman, child & Co Spencer Trask & Co"4
Taylor^'
bonds offered at the same time
J.
D.
proved by
Schnader, Harrison,
Segal & Lewis, of Philadelphia.
Securities Corp., Yarnall, Biddle
Oregon
&
C.
York,, and
+v,,r.f
Pa*"-
were as
&
Wilmer
—
*
the purchase of $185,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
I960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
1975 inclusive. Principal and interest payable at any bank of
trust company designated by the
.
ty Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
V-.V-,
$6,000,000 arte¬
Sept. 20—v.
awarded to
tion
Mtehi
IVllcni
Youngstown, Ohio
Francis I.
Newark, Ohio
Offering—Geo. D.Buchan-
of
Of
rial highway system bonds offered
on
1961
Offering
Sale—The $5,350,000 gen-
inclusive.
from
1
from 1961 to 1970, incl.
.TnnlrQnn
Wbhhpr
basis of about 4.18%.
Bond
°S
FiJst
improvement bonds offered
on
Sept. 13
v. 192, p. 647 — were
awarded to Sweney Cartwright &
Co., as 41/4s, at a price of 100.53, a
—
.
nf
a
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
Hamilton Local School District
I prfce
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., National
City Bank, of Cleveland, Ginther
& Co., and Fox, Reusch & Co.
I
Bond Sale—The $500,000 special
assessment
.tS
at
Corp., Hayden, Miller & Co.,
gan
Euclid, Ohio
t*
3%s
as
lOllOWS..-First
as
Sept; 21
'
Pitts-
_
1971
$2,000,000
on
948—were awarded to
headed'by Stranahan '
Co
«V
The
—
offered
on
to
Bond
terest (A-O) payable at the Coun-
School District, Ohio
bonds
O
of
County (P. O. Doylestown),
Pennsylvania
1961
Bond
Sparta, Ohio
Offering
Cnliim-
nf
bus.
Wooster City
Bond
Niphnff
*r
Burgwin.
Pohl,
of
Oct
on
(M-N) payable at the Ohio
State Bank,
by
O
&
Due
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar-
v
approved
i960.
1,
bids until 8 p.m.
bonds.
Oct. 4 for the purchase
on
eral obligation county bonds offered on Sept. 14—v. 192, p. 850—
were
awarded to a syndicate
headed by Drexel & Co., at a price
im-
Nov.
Dated
Bond
successful
Bucks
Clerk,
\
Ridley Township School District
(P. O. Folsom), Pennsylvahia
*
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
OctTlO for the purchase of $12,000 school bonds. Dated Oct. 15,
District
1970 inclusive. Prin-
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
The Peoples
al
illc
State Bank, of
1 •
County School District
bluff .improvement
for the purchase
(EST) on Oct. 3
of $600,000 elec¬
tric ffght plant mortgage revenue
(EDST)
Route 1, Beavercreek), Ore.
-
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
& Co., and C. S. McKee & Co.
as
of
$40,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1974 inclusive.
Ruffin, Perry
No. 80 (P. O. Schubel School,
of
Dempsey,
Cun-
burgh.
Clackamas
'by
approved
&
r
to
'
^
Legality
on
Wauseon, Ohio
1971
Bond Offering—Geo. Archibald,
National
OREGON
v
1962 to
Principal and in¬
First
Trust
interest
Solon Brand
Sanders
Cleveland,
1980
to
and
I oUlSton°Teagahty0
1,
terest
The
awarded
Weeks, Yarnall, Biddle * & -Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Fahnestock & Co., Poole
Bond Offering—Victor A. Ro- Coles, Secretary of the Board of
tella, Borough Secretary, will re- Education, will receive sealed bids
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 3 for
Bond Offering—Cedric H. Han-
Solon Local School District (P. O.
improvement
bonds.
on
to
&
192,"
Sept. 19—v.
on
947—were
Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
Sale—The $600,000 build-
Co., of Oklahoma
City, and the First State Bank, of
Harrah, jointly.
sen,
from 1962 to
Doylestown, Ohio
Bank
Cleve¬
of
Dated Oct.
National
bonds offered
a
of about 4.12%.
4,00,
Other members of the syndicate'
were
as
follows: Hornblower &
Bond Sale—The $19,000 general
obligation township improvement
4
ing, series A bonds offered on
Sept. 6 — v. 192, p. 947 — were
land.
Central
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
the
cipal and interest-(J-D) payable
at the Chagrin Falls Branch of the
1962 to
t0atcost price of 980343
net interest
not
were
648-were not
Armstrong Township (P. O. R. D.
1, Indiana), Pennsylvania t
Harrah), Oklahoma
and
at
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 10
for the purchase of $9,580 village
improvement limited tax bonds,
from
648
n
TTI
Dec. 1
on
192
.
nn
"j,nSham> Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
pur¬
Bond Offering—Lillian W. Orth,
1, 1960. Due
13-v
sold
School District No. 7 (P.O.
$77,000 bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
bonds.
Dated Nov.
v.
192, p. 1043—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Eastman Dil-
N^t Sold"—The "nronnsed k"?' Union Securities & Co., with
bond?
lnterest rates ranging from 2i/4%
Bonds
Sept
Sale—The $2,035,000 rev¬
offered on Sept. 20—
bonds
enue
saie of $500 000 fundins
p.
Oklahoma County Independent
chase of
$40,000
improvement
bids
Oct.
by George J. Fagin, of
Oklahoma City.
awarded
Russell
—
Hanslik, Director of Finance, will
elusive.
Chagrin Falls (P. O. 21 West
Washington Street), Ohio
Bond Offering—Gladys M. Fos¬
4
Liberty National
Trust Co., of Oklahoma
approved
interest
Cleveland.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
street
tax
1, 1960. Due
i
at
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
limited
improvement
Dated Oct.
will
7
bonds.
on
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Cleveland
Trust
Company,' in
Cleveland. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
to
Berea, Ohio
m
tax
to
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1971, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
limited
1, 1960. Due
and
Offerin g—George R.
receive
ment
Nov.
1962
Beachwood, Ohio
.
Argyl Joint School System
Authority (P. O. Pen Argyl),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Interest A-O.
Bond
I •■•••<•
The
City. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to ft969 inclusive.
bids until 1 p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. Principal and interest payable at
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 11
18 for
the
purchase of $730,000 the First National Bank & Trust
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
special assessment street improve- Co., of Oklahoma City.
Legality
school bonds. Dated Oct.
Due
Pen
ap-
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
offered on Sept. 14
&
Legality
Allegheny County Institution Dist.
bonds
sold to
was
office.
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
Bond
Offering—Joseph W. Gatz,
iBond Offering—Jos. M. Boehm,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
District Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
V
Bond
school
Treasurer's
PENNSYLVANIA
Oklahoma
Bank
Parma, Ohio
Dist., Ohio
1,
y%
OKLAHOMA
Cimarron County Dependent Sch.
District No. 10 (P. O. Boise City),
at the
1:*
£ ':i
Co., Gregory & Sons, Rand & Co.,
and Fulton Reid & Co.
55
bined'public utYlitv^system reve"
nUe
v
bonds
192
CTOljn
p>
comnosed
cienfent
pPPiPr &
i
Co
offered
Sept.14^
on
948—were awarded to
a
^
of
Evans
nnH
Courts;
&
a
q
Co
J
Co
Fmnir
s.
Rr
Lee
cimith
-
Greenwood Metropolitan Sewer
>
District, South Carolina
"
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
gen-
*■>;
56
eral
The Commercial and Financial
(1352)
disposal
14
•—v. 192, p. 948—were awarded to
a
group composed of The Wach¬
ovia Bank & Trust Co., of Wins¬
ton-Salem, Alex. Brown &.Sons,
and Trust Co. of Georgia, in At¬
lanta, at a price of 100.045, a net
interest cost of about 3.52%, as
Burton & Co., County
Co., Harkness & sealed
Hill, Inc., and Hanifen, Imhoff & on Oct.
follows:
ries 1958 B bonds offered
obligation
sewage
system bonds offered
$100,000
from
240,000
1962
155,000
1973
*
*
1981
from
1984
April
April
on
1
inclusive.
TENNESSEE
East Tennessee State
Bond Sale—The
Sept. 15
the
to
Home
and
3V8S, at
192,
v.
—
awarded
14—v.
948
p.
Finance
price of
a
Housing
Agency,
as
par.
Authority named
Co.,
as
trustee,
Trust
registrar,
and
paying agent for TVA
bonds. Also named as co-
principal
paying agents
The First Na¬
were
tional Bank of Chicago and Bank
af America N.T. &
S.A., San Fran¬
cisco.
follows:
as
eral
to
$750,000,000 of bonds outstanding,
at any one time.
up
TEXAS
'
Channelview Independent School
District, Texas
192,
v.
$620,000 schooloffered on Sept. 8—
648—were
p.
awarded
of
37,000
to
1977
from
on
to
to
a
Menomonie
inclusive. Prin¬
750,000
1961
as
from
4.10s.
1974
Sept. 1
inclusive.
on
1973
to
Due
to
Sept. 1
inclusive.
No. 1 (P. O.
1
April
Sale—The
Bond
porate
purpose
Sept. 20
—
awarded
The
to
cago,
2:30
192,
a
p.
group
offered
on
1044 — were
composed of
a
as
Co., and Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood, at a price of 100.0084,
net interest cost of about 3.35%,
p.m.
Opt. 1, 1960. Due
on
2%s.
Due
New
of
Illinois
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
1973
to
follows:
as
Trust
Trust
&
Bank
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York, Buffalo, Bacon, Whipple &
Co.,
Marshall
Ilsley
and
Bank,
National Exchange Bank,
Marine
both of
Milwaukee, City National
Trust Co., of Chicago,
Wood Gundy & Co.,fInc.,vRowles,
Winston & Co., and Loewi & Co.,
Bank
&
—
improvemen
of
Quebec,
96.15,
Continental
York,
National
The $30,000 town
bonds
offered
on
Sept. 12 — v. 192, p. 1044 — were
awarded to The Corporation de
Sale
Bond
Prets de
syndicate
Bankers
Co., of Chicago, Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York Trust Co., both
of New York, C. J. Devine & Co.,
as
5s at
as
3.40s. Due
3y4s. Due
1970
as
from
1969
to
1962
as
on
3.40s. Due
1974
1980
to
inclusive.
on
1973
to
April 1
April 1
April 1
St. Vincent-De-Paul, Quebec
Sale—The $525,000 town
improvement bonds offered on
Sept. 12 — v. 192, p. 1044 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bond
the
Provinciale du Can¬
price of 97.459, a net in¬
terest cost of about 5.69%, as fol¬
Banque
ada, at
a
lows:
$235,000
1961
on Sept. 1
1970 inclusive.
to
5y2S.
as
1971
from
Due
5s.
as
from
289,000
Due
to
Sept. 1
inclusive.
on
1975
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Durocher,- Rod-
QUEBEC
5y2s, at
about
■
a
Northern
at
a
Trust
price of
Co., of Chi¬
100.02,
price of 98.58, basis of
5.67%.
w
Chateau D'Eau,
Quebec
Sale—The
Bond
$63,000 town
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Sept. 12 — v. 192, p. 948 — were
awarded to The Rene T. Leclerc,
price of 97.88,
a
terest cost of about
a
5.60%,
a
net
Ste-Foy, Quebec
as
duct
$244,500
aque¬
bonds offered
sewer
5.75%,
as
1961
160,500
5s. Due
to
as
from
fol¬
follows:
as
$84,000
1970
5y2s.
1971
to
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1975
Sept. 1
inclusive.
on
5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
as
1961
to
1970 inclusive.
as 5y>s.
from 1971 to
23,000
Due
on
1
Sept.
inclusive.
1975
Bond
Sale—\The
improvement
12—v.
Bank, Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
T. Gendron, Lagueux & DesRochers, Ltd., Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., and Oscar Dube & Co.,
J.
town
Weedon-Centre, Quebec
on
Bond Sale—The $33,000 village
1044—were
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Sept. 15 — v. 192, p. 1044 — were
offered
p.
awarded to the Dominion Securi¬
Corp., Ltd., as 5s,
of 94.78, a
follows: Canadian Nation¬
al
Ltd.
$78,500
bonds
192,
were as
at
a
price
basis of about 5.63%.
awarded to The
5s,
at
a
price
of about 5.25%.
Belanger, Inc., as
of 98.759, a basis
.
Seattle.
King County, Bellevue School
District No. 405 (P. O.
Seattle, Wash.
1
Bond
inclusive.
Sale
Cancelled—The pro¬
posed sale of $750,000 general ob¬
Greenville, Texas
Mayor,
until
ligation,
Offering—Ed Rutherford,
will receive sealed bids
Bond
bonds
10
(CST) on Oct. 6 for
the purchase of $3,000,000 revenue
a.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
April
sive.
1 from
1967
Callable
as
1960. Due
to
of
1990
on
inclu¬
Oct.
1, 1966.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Chase Manhattan Bank
in New York.
by
Legality approved
Huguenin & Booth-
Dumas,
man,
of Dallas.
Nederland, Texas
Bond Offering
—
D. B. Hensen,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
6
for the
purchase of $325,000
water and sewer tax bonds. Dated
Oct.
10, 1960. Due on March 10
from 1961 to 1990 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
payable
City National Bank,
First
of Houston.
(M-S)
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
of Houston.
UTAH
Bond Sale—The
electric
fered
$1,600,000 water
bonds
revenue
Sept.
on
fered in the
13—v.
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
14
to
1980
3%s.
as
from
580,000
from
195,000
1965
192,
as
as
1969
3%s.
.1970
to
Due
1981
3.80s.
p.
Due
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
on
Jan.
1,
1982 and 1983.
730,000
from
as
Due
to
1989
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
for
11
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
Principal
and
payable at
Treasurer's
office.
the
County
Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Renton, Wash.
Bond Offering—Vern H.
City
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
eral
receive
(PST)
sealed
on
Nov.
^purchase of $125,000
obligation
Dated Dec.
1
Morris,
,
will
from
1,
1962
refunding
I960. Due
to
1969
1
gen¬
bonds.
on
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
Snohomish County, Edmonds
School Dist. No. 15 (P. O.
Everett), Wash.
Offering—Verne
Treasurer,
will
Sievers,
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(PST) on
Oct. 14 for the purchase of
$500,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1963 to 1975, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Hall & Ben¬
nett, of Edmonds.
3.90s.
1984
reof-
(M-N)
of¬
a
Due
to
until
inclusive.
interest
County
$95,000
be
$950,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
syndicate
headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.84%, as follows:
to
will
future.
Offering;—A. A. Tremper,
County Treasurer, will receive
Bond
awarded
bonds
near
Bond
851
—were
v
The
Seattle.
Brigham City, Utah
and
series
1960
B
school
Sept. 28 has been can¬
on
celled.
Kalman
&
Co.,
Thurston
County, McLane School
District No. 328 (P. O.
Bond
Olympia), Wash.
Offering — Don Boone,
Your Dollars
on
192, p. 852 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Gairdner & Co., Ltd., at a price of
97.18, a net interest cost of about
v.
—
Other members of the syndicate
$40,000
ties
and
Sept. 6
lows:
Sept.
Sale—The
Bond
net in¬
Dorion, Quebec
ments, series B bonds offered on
Sept. 20 — v. 192, p. 355 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
Ltd.,
Laurent, Inc., and McNeil,
Mantha, Inc.
Gaston
offered
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
purpose
Quebec
Sale—The, $40,00d school
on Sept. 8—v.
192,
p. 852—were awarded to Veillet,
Langlois & Courtmanche, Inc., as
Bond Sale—The
porate
rigue & Co., Ltd., Grenier, Ruel
Co., Corporation de Prets de
Belval School Commission,
inclusive.
$10,750,000 cor¬
public improve¬
price
&
inclusive.
on
a
basis of about 5.54%.
a
were
CAN AD,
Inc., at
follows:
$340,000
450,000
(PST)
on Oct. 10 for the
purchase of $3,000.000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated
v.
$1,000,000 cor¬
bonds
Milwaukee
from
until
inclusive.
1964
to
Oct. 1
on
Other members of the
were
bonds
Bank, of Chi¬
Bacon, Whipple & Co., The
from
Vancouver),
Washington
Bond Offering — Eva
Burgett,
County Treasurer, will receive
as
1965
from
First National
210,000
Clark County, Vancouver School
District No. 37 (P. O.
St. David De Paube Riviere,
as
Bond
Menomonie),
Wisconsin
on
1985
WASHINGTON
bids
/
Lucas Towns, Joint Sch. Dist.
of F. W. Craigie
4%s. Due
as
from
1961
7,442,000
City, Menomonie, Red
Galle, Weston, Stanton and
&
$500,000
2y4s. Due
as
KCedar, Elk Mound, Spring Brook,
Dunn, Tainter, Sherman, Eau
syn¬
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Corporation of Nor¬
folk, Strader & Co., Peoples Na¬
tional
Bank, of * Charlottesville,
and Horner, Barksdale & Co., at a
price of 100.016, a net interest cost
of about 4.12%, as follows:
April 1 from
1990
of
purchase
general obligatioh bonds.
Oct. 5, 1960. Due on Oct. 5
2.69%,
WISCONSIN
system
Sept. 15—v. 192,
Investment
inclusive.
on
a.m.
the
for
5
Boone,
receive
(PST)
will
11
about
Inc.
&
inclusive.
4%s. Due
1978
April
on
1974
4s. Due
as
of
follows:
as
4Vzs. Due
until
(A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
cago,
to
461,000
Dated
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved
by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrirason & Horowitz, of
net interest cost
a
1961
as
1975
$14,000
Don
■—
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
on
Co., and Moroney,
Co., jointly, at a price
as
from
&
the
4.25%,
$122,000
County
sealed
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
100.0007,
about
Washington
of
Monday, October 3, 1960
Quebec
from
Co.,
Offering
cost
$3,308,000
M-N.
Bond
to
John Nuveen &
Beissner &
Brown
awarded
dicate composed
sealed
Bond Sale—The
house bonds
interest
.
follows:
B
Thruston County, Nisqually Sch.
Dist. No. 35 (P. O. Olympia),
sewer
on
852—were
the 1959 Federal legislation which
issue
Alex.
obligation
bonds offered
plans to sell $50,000,000 of
bonds on Nov. 15, 1960. The
offering will be the first under
to
series
witz, of Seattle.
3.24%.
County, OccoquanWoodbridge Sanitary District
(P. O. Manassas), Virginia
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 gen¬
TV A
TVA
se¬
Sept.
net interest
a
obligation,
Sons, Baxter & Co., Auchincloss, from 1962 to 1965
Parker & Redpath, C. F. Cassell
& Co., Inc., Investment Corp., of cipal and interest
power
authorizes
on
Other members of the syndicate
were
p.
Bankers
100.001,
of about
cost
were
—
$1,700,000
syndicate headed by Halsey,
& Co. Inc., with interest
ranging from 5% to 1%, at
price of
a
a.m.
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
948—were awarded
p.
general
Interest
Stuart
rates
on
Tennessee Valley Authority, Tenn.
Names Trustee for Bonds—The
power
a
192,
5 for
10
Prince William
offered
Federal
Sale—The
Bond
receive
(PST)
the purchase of $14,will
until
bids
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Arlington County (P. O.
Arlington), Virginia
$479,000 dormi¬
bonds
revenue
000
Norfolk, Mackall & Coe, Thomas
& Co., and R. H. Brooke & Co.
College
Treasurer,
L.
VIRGINIA
(P. O. Nashville), Tennessee
tory
Edward
Sanford, Inc.
1
inclusive.
1986
to
1
inclusive.
on
3.60s. Due
as
April
on
Inc.,
Stern Brothers &
to
1
April
inclusive.
1983
to
1
inclusive.
1980
to
April
on
1972
3.55s. Due
as
from
165,000
to
3^s. Due
as
from
1965
to
1966
Sept.
on
3^4s. Due
as
from
340,000
Due
5s.
as
on
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