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ESTABLISHED
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Reg. U. S. Pat. Offie4
Volume
192
Number
5999
New York 7,
N. Y., Monday, October 31, 1960
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Copy
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Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
MISCELLANEOUS
•
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Advance Industries, Inc.—Stock Interest
See
Wilson
Brothers,
below.—V.
189,
Acquired—
Amount
Irving Lundborg
1017.
p.
S.
Allied
Maintenance
Wertheim
&
Co.
Corp.—Capital
Stock
Offered—
In This Issue
offered
publicly on Oct. 27, 152,500
shares of this corporation's capital stock at a
price of
$15.25 per share.- This offering represents approximately
27% of the 560,000 shares outstanding and is the first
public issuance of Allied's stock. The shares were sold
Dec.
15,
will
be
1960,
cash
dividend
of
$0.10
A.
share
per
is
which
is
which
has
the
of
one
Maintenance
the
largest
pioneered
commercial
air
American
in
Corp.
in
the
The
the
Life
13,
100,000
at
The proceeds
Oct.
on
covering
offered
$3
to
are
be
192,
ground
field
29
34
Co.,
1960
filed
of
for
letter
a
class
without
the
B
stock
capital
tration
of
statement
It
new
share
and
underwriting
Inc.,
for
each
Pierce,
the
and
^company
Oct.
to
offer
Nov.
shares
to
Smith,
principal
1960,
and
by
insurance
commenced
operations
in
Columbia.
into
On
the
Oct.
which
Ga.,
31,
1960,
writes
A
company.
allied lines of insurance in
the
company
Net
has
now
proceeds
is
sale
of
of
Life
will
be
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign
•
will
be
used
in
46
46
total
a
general
Of
the
and
.
$1,625,953.
and
outstanding
10.7%
firm.
Jr.,
of
funds
J.
held
E.
President.—V.
as
but
listed
190,
is
i
not
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
proceeds
the
of
will
Chairman
and
R.
Kirk,
UNDERWRITERS:—
Morgan
Telephone
Offered—A
Oct.
26
issue
new
32-year 4%%
by
Telegraph
&
of
Co.
Debentures
—
Co
&
$250,000,000 of this company's
was placed on the market on
debentures
underwriting group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and comprising 141 investment firms. The
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1992, were priced at 101.656%
and accrued interest to yield 4.65% to maturity.
They
were awarded to the group at a competitive sale on Oct.
25
its
on
bid
of
The
current
the
on
out
at
A.
market
T.
the
&
at
1986
this
six
by
years
the
nancing for
advances
purchase
stock
extensions,
The
has
to
1965.
Beginning
104.656%
to
Bache
&
in
size
the
largest
and
bidding.
The company has brought
five $250,000,000 debenture issues, sold
recent having been an issue of 5%s
for
that
to
including
will
Oct.
not
the
31,
its
1959.
of
W.
fi¬
for
the
companies
and
for
own
redeemable
plant.
prioi- to NoV.
optional redemption
1966
and
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
principal
sisted
and
of
telephone
subsidiaries
Bartow
Leeds
Bateman,
G.
price
thereafter
at
will
prices
1, 1987.
30,
outstanding
at
June
30,
and
1960
its
con¬
$6,645,886,000 of funded debt and $12,757,810,000 capital stock
total
operating
revenues
1960
were
of the
company
six months ended June
$3,898,262,000 and total income before
interest deductions
was
$738,751,000 compared with $3,628,506,000 apd $675,357,000 for tne
like
period
enues
the) 1959 calendar year. total operating rev¬
we're $7,392,997,000 and total income $1,370,410,000.
of
1959.
For
Reinholdt
200,000
H. C.
Wainwright & Co.
Walker & Co
H.
Weeden
600,000
White,
Weld
Willis,
Kenny
&
&
D.
Geruldsen
&
&
300,000
&
Co.
Inc
Co.
&
&
7,500,000
Ayres,
Inc.
300,000
i.
Renshaw
Dean
600,000
100,000
Witter
Wood,
&
Gundy
Co
&
Co.,
200,000
Inc.
500,000
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.
300,000
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co.
500,000
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
&
Stringfellow
192, p. 1489.
This
5,500,000
Co.,
E.
Brown
W.
of
for public
amount.
principal
United
States
&
Central
Sons
and
J.
200,000
Hornblower
Corp.
600,000
E.
500,000
National
Childress
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
J. B. Hilliard & Son
600,000
W.
Co
E.
&
5,500,000
Co—
2,500,000
Co
5,500,000
Julien
Space Corp.Johnston, Lemon
Collins
&
&
Dewar,
Co
&
Co
&
Co._
500,000
Dixon
Bretscher
Co.
Inc.
7,500,000
Drexel
A.
G.
Elkins,
&
&
Noonan
Dominick-
Co
Edwards
H.
L.
Inc.
&
Co.,
Lane,
600,000
&
Co.
Inc
75
&
Lazard
Co.,
Ovdim
Hevrat
Co.
&
500,000
7,500,000
John
500,000
600,000
McDaniel Lewis
600,000
7,500,000
200,000
*
Legg
&
«■
Co
Brothers
&
Lucas, Eisen
Waeckerle,
con¬
„
well
as
enterprises
have
funds
requirements
in
been
the
of
presently
for the repurchase of
redemption.
It is ex¬
be made available to
as
Sonneborn
Hevrat
Of
Ovdim,
Ltd.,
"A"
and
The
of
Chairman
common
'/>; :
Workers'
and
(voting)
Ltd.
Bank,
and jointly own 12 shares; and of the 45,457
(voting) shares outstanding, 25% are owned by
25% by Workers' Bank and the remainder are
and
subsidiaries of Hevrat Ovdin.—V.
by
Board
as
shares
191
Electronics
190,
p.
(&
Corp.
J,
\
1934.
Subs.)
Net
—
Sales Up—
The
9%
of
over
firm
HI.
Broadview,
nine months
ended Sept.
sales
of
reported
30,
that
Consolidated
sales
for
the
1960 amounted to $45,682,420, an increase
$41,750,024 in
in
the comparable period
1959.
307,017,
a
1959
of 11%
gain
over
this year was $2,earnings of $2,075,389 in the correspond¬
period.
)
to $1.96 per share for the nine months
to $1.77 for the same period a year
ago,
based on total shares outstanding of 1,179,599 and 1,171,794,
respectively, at the end of each period.
earnings
were
equal
Consolidated
sales
for
the
third
ended Sept. 30, 1960 were
for the third quarter in 1959.
quarter ended Sept.- 30, 1960
was
$708,760 as compared to $711,101 for the same period last year.
The earnings were equal to 60 cents per share for 1960 third quarter
and 60 cents per share for 1959 third quarter.
Co.—
quarter
compared to $13,697,012
$14,278,615 as
Consolidated
,,
I
1960 as compared
30,
net
income
for
Electronics
the
third
is
Corp.
a
principal
supplier
of
V.<
elec¬
components for the aircraft, missile, telephone, computer, radio
and television industries. It also produces deep pile fabrics, electrically
wound automobile clocks and other timing devices.—V. 189, p. 42.
tronic
This
a
corporation, of 523 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis,
Minn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 26, 1960, covering
of
6%
convertible subordinated debentures, due Dec. -1,
1975,
to be offered for public
addition to an amountj not
3%
a
The
r\
be
at 100%
of principal amount.
exceed $12,500 for expenses, the
by amendment)
will receive
sale
to
suppplied
is
principally
engaged
in
providing specialized
of long-range risk capital investments
drilling and
funds.
to
commission.
company
agement
oil
(names
It
also
production ventures, real estate ventures,
has
interests
in
gas
and
oil
man¬
by others in gas and
leaseholds
and mutual
and
reserves
*
Inc
i
'H
$4,000,000
Lehman
C.
commercial
corporation's
fund
President.
Amphenol-Borg
600,000
7,500,000
Co
Corp.-—
Freres
w
com¬
shares,
class
of
underwriters
Laird
and
the
Rudolf G.
as
In
&
V I
the
devel¬
Apache Corp.—Debenture Offering—
5,500,000
200,000
outstanding,
own
filed
Lee Higginson Corp
'
stock
each
600,000
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Loeb
economic
1,250,000
300,000
..
Emerson
of
sinking
debentures,
lists
Dickenstein
Kuhn,
Morris, Stokes &
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
amounts
of
Amphenol-Borg
500,000
Co.,
the
.
300,000
&
in
between
primary purpose of this offering
funds for
the
development and
industrial
current
issues
prospectus
Abraham
Kidder, Peabody & Co._ 7,500,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
300,000
2,500,000
Sons
Co.
...
A.
5,500,000
&
1,250,000
Inc.
200,000
Dominick
Inc
&
Inc.
Johnson,
Kalman
300,000
Read &
Co.
Dulles
participate
trade
large amounts of such debentures for future
pected that the proceeds of this issue will
enterprises engaged in housing, agriculture, manufacturing of chemicals
and
fertilizers, foods, tires, shipping, oil drilling, water works and
irrigation, automotive transportation, fish canning, wallboard manu¬
facturing and others.
t
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
&
Pancoast
Dillon,
The
300,000
Robertson
Illinois
Battles,
1,250,000
1,250,000
Co
500,000
Weeks—
Janney,
Courts
300,000
&
The
the
meet
These
&
Securities Corp.- 1,000,000
Co.__
200,000
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc. 2,500,000
Collin, Norton & Co.
200,000
to
prospectus, the
make available,
Substantial
ended Sept.
Hutton
Childs
the
and
agricultural,
of
ing
Hutton
F.
100%
at
%
and
develop
,
to
obtain,
to
t
Consolidated net income for the first nine months
500,000
Ripley & Co.,
Co.—
&
personnel
company
to
are
Israel, principally by making funds available for
banking, credit, industrial and agricultural enterprises
development of Israel.
■
-
According
to
"I
.
Israel
and
through
sale
company
of
1,250,000
Stieglitz
& Partners Inc.- 1,250,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
1,250,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._ 5,500,000
2,500,000
Sherrerd
&
200,000
Inc
with the
cerned
is
the
of
purposes
200,000
Harris
Co.,
200,000
Carroll
&
Inc.
—
Butcher
Lee
&
Co.
Inc
Harriman
&
&
French,
of
offered
be
to
7,500,000
Halle
500,000
Boynton
Y.)
1,250,000
4,500,000
300,000
17 East 71st St., New York, filed a registration
with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
25, 1960,
seeking registration of
of seven year 6% sinking fund debentures, series 1, 1967,
$5,000,000
Co.
(N.
Bonbright
Inc
D.
&
Greenshields
1,250,000
300,000
Inc.
500,000
_
7,500,000
Sullivan
Sons
Grant-Brownell
&
corporation,
statement
owned
Co.,
,
&
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—Registers Debentures—
1,800,000
&
•I
5,500,000
Co.
1,250,000
Inc.
Garrett
300,000
1,800,000
Securities, Inc.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co._
Co.,
.
&
Co
Bosworth,
&
Glore, Forgan & Co
7,500,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.- 7,500,000
Goodbody & Co.
1,000,000
Inc
B.
Hibbs
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Robert
Simmons
&
500,000
:
Fleming-
Co.
&
Co.,
B.
500,000
Webster, Gibson & Hale
2,500,000
—_
Winston
500,000
Sons.
&
Wallace,
Gardner—
&
Walker
100,000
Inc.—
Sons,
Joseph
2,500,000
Co.
Co
Rodman
200,000
100,000
Inc
&
&
&
300,000
,
Richardson
James
Neuhaus
Inc.——
G.
Co.™
Co.,
Reynolds
shares
500,000
300,000
Ellis
Neb
Nolan,
1,250,000
of
Co.
300,000
&
Inc.
its principal telephone subsidiaries for the
&
The
500,000
Trust
Lincoln,
W.
600,000
Co.
Gouinlock
Blunt
Co
Michigan Corp.
Inc.
Co
2,500,000
300,000
First
Folger,
Co.,
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Telephone
American
&
Eichler
Becker
Bell,
surplus.
REVENUES—Consolidated
and
of
2,500,000
&
&
of
The
1,800,000
Davenport
decreasing to the principal amount after Nov.
—
Baird
Co
Chiles-Schutz
telephone
subsidiaries.
be
1,250,000
500,000
Inc.
Alex.
this
companies;
such
by
telephone
date
proceeds
associated
improvements
debentures
with
and
the
use
subscription
principal
in November,
group
will
Co.,
Co
Robert
A.
Ferris
First
Inc.
Strudwick.
&
corporate offering placed
matches
&
Anderson
most
subsidiary
and
20
REDEMPTION—The
1,
be
largest
also
It
300,000
Securities
Ames
Amount
$200,000
&
Sullivan
4,500,000
George
the
Telephone
offered
additions
company
E.
&
Inc
Fahey, Clark & Co.____
Faulkner, Dawkins &
300,000
Corp.
Blyth
Morgan Stanley
a
PROCEEDS—American
of
is
year.
Co
Guerin
Turner,
Estabrook
4,500,000
Brothers-
American
A.
Eppler,
Allyn & Co., Inc._ 5,500,000
Almstedt
competitive
last
sold
issue
T.
far
so
sold
ever
within
in
4%%
all sold.
were
competitive bidding,
due
the
named
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.-First Boston Corp. group.
a
The debentures
issues
which
101.0599%
A competing bid of 100.61, also for 43/4s, came
coupon.
from
an
C.
A.
Amount
Stanley & Co._$8,700,000
Proctor & Paine
200,000
Abbott,
Allison-Williams
American
Quail
&
Inc.
5,500,000
&
outstanding
Allen
1829.
p.
Peet
O.
Israel.
business.
Claude
1,800,000
Cartwright
Alstyne, Noel & Co. 1,000,000
Wagenseller & Durst,
&
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc
used
added
be
company's
H.
expansion
part
owned by management
officials
beneficially by the Merrill Lynch
Board
as
the
conduct
the
12.4%
record
is
of
balance
in
stock,
of
Davis
The
used
7,500,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
opment
46
repay $1,481,006 of short-term indebtedness incurred in connection
with the acquisition of 232,279 shares of Acme stock for $7 a
share,
to
Inc.——
Inc
200,000
Co.
Jackson
Parcells
A.
mercial,
Reserve Banks
to
or
Webber,
&
Van
200,000
Curtis—
The
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Co.,
merged
of fire
in the writing
According to the prospectus,
shares of common stock.
stock
9
Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
2,833,924
additional
Corp
Co.,
Co.,
&
:
General Corporation and Investment News__
1
State and City Bond Offerings
52
1957
Insurance
insurance,
engaged
states.
41
outstanding
the
of
lines
subsidiary
and
United
Acme
similar
200,000
Webster
&
Underwood,
300,000
Royal
170,238
January
&
Charles
Rowles,
issuance
'■
Paine,
33
one
presently engaged in the writing of ordinary life, group life
and group accident and health insurance in 13 states and the District
of
33
1,250,000
Inc.
Co.™ 5,500,000
and
Thomson
Inc.-
O'Neal-Alden & Co., Inc.
—V.
price
'*
200,000
Moseley &
33
is
Atlanta,
43
__
Stone
Strader
:i it
2,500,000
Scott
Wulbern,
for
reserved
Markets
Co
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
Inc.—
S.
Miscellaneous Features
Merrill
additional
An
are
to be granted.*
or
of
amendment.
Carrison,
39
42
&
& Co
Securities
Co.
38
shares
rate
Co.,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
subscription
subscription
Pierce,
underwriters.
options granted
354,240
Co.,
Canadian
Smithers
Steele
Co.!
37
regis¬
a
the
at
The
filed
for
stock
held.
supplied
Inc.,
Fla.,
covering
this
22,
then
be
24
registration statement
exercise of stock
The
Jacksonville,
on
record
are
&
the
in
SEC
of
terms
as
included
St.,
proposed
eight
Fenner
listed
are
shares
upon
Adams
the
is
stockholders
common
Lynch,
West
with
stock.
common
by
218
company,
&
S.
William R. Staats & Co.
H. J.
Sweney
Transactions American Stock Exchange
American Heritage Life Insurance Co.—Rights Offer'g
This
200,000
Co.,
300,000
37
37
F.
1,000,000
&
200,000
Co.,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
account of the company.
Inc
Co
Mills, Spence & Co. Inc.
Moroney, Beissner &
F.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
underwriting.
Co.
&
Turben
Nesbitt,
$1)
Smith,
Mid-South Securities Co.
3G
with
(par
600,000
Stroud
34
Over-the-Counter
notification
of
Co.—„
200,000
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
for
S
I
Shuman,
Corp.
34
11
Agnew & Co._
600,000
Barney & Co
7,500,000
200,000
1,250,000
Midwest Stock Exchange
Phoenix, Ariz.
common
34
$500,000
2,500,000
—
Co
500,000
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
1089.
p.
—_
&
Shearson, Hammill &
&
&
Scranton
——
Co.
Inc.
Detroit Stock Exchange
and
services
200,000
Inc.
Midland
W.
Co.
200,000
Mericka
Merrill,
27
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Exchange Commission—
shares
used
of
J.
13
American Stock Exchange
organization
maintenance
Insurance
share,
per
nation-wide
a
operation
transport industry.—V.
Federal
company
SEC
be
is
building
consolidated
—Files With Securities and
to
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
payable
Chas.
$200,000
Co
&
Miller
Mead,
Page
New York Stock Exchange
shareholders of record Nov. 25, 1960.
This dividend
172,500 shares, including the 152,500 shares of the
public offering. All rights to cash dividends payable prior to Jan. 1,
1964,
on
the remaining 387,500 shares of
capital stock have been
waived by certain major stockholders.
Co._
&
Co
&
Masten
Wm.
on
BUSINESS—Allied
E.
McDonnell
Stock and Bond Quotations
to
paid
&
Lyons
MacNaughton-
Boston Stock
initial
L.
Greenawalt
for the account of various members of the Fraad
family
which has owned and operated the business since it was
founded in 1888.
DIVIDEND—An
Lunt
D.
W.
Amount
200,000
and,
through its subsidiaries, in businesses ancillary to the
production
fj
2
principal source of income is derived
sale of overriding royalty interests.
Of the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $1,200,000 will be used
to fund the company's short-term bank debt, $605,000 to retire debt
assumed
upon
a
merger with
Apache Properties, Inc. (a small oil
producing company managed by Apache and to be merged into the
company
in
December 1960), $500,000 to finance the purchase of
leasehold
equipment to be leased to program investors; $400,000 to
purchase common stock of the company in connection with the said
merger;
$458,333 to retire the balance due on a first mortgage note
secured by an
undivided one-half interest in a gas processing plant
of
the
and oil.
The company's
management fees and the
gas
from
Kendrick,
at
capital.
and $640,000 to working
Okla.;
corporation
principal
which
14
prospectus
Plank
President.
as
.
Bache
Ball,
Co., Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
—Files
17, 1360 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par $1) to be
offered at $2 per share, through Henry Fricke Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for deed of trust due, engineering, con¬
struction and for working capital.
The
corporation
SEC
the
Oct.
on
.
set
to them severally
forth below:
the
G.
A.
Becker
and
Amount
C.
J.
200,000
&
800,000
100,000
400,000
Hopwood —
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
800,000
Co..:—^
&
400,000
--Shearson,
800,000
Boston'Corp...-■
Hammill
.
Goldman,
Sachs
Shields
Co..
&
Marache
Granbery,
100,000
800,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce.-,100,000
Sutro & Co.—„—200,000
Wertheim
&
Co.
400,000
800,000
800,000
Dean
&
Co.
Hallgarten
Co..—.
&
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
192,
1607.
p.
;
White,
,
-
&
Co
Weld
Witter
-
,
funds
Goods Corp. — Additional Financing
Details—Our Oct. 24 issue reported the offering, which
Dry
Offered
pursuant to an Oct. 20 prospectus, of $20,000,000 of this firm's debentures. Additional financing de¬
made
was
tails follow:
terms
conditions
and
resented
therein
Lehman
Brothers,
by
:
~
•
-
■
forth,
set
BUSINESS—The
have severally
agreed to purchase ana
of
land
intends
company
development
of
-
,
"
SIDNEY BROWN
considerable
financing—paced
as
in
municipals.
'
"
credit actions of the Federal Reserve and the Treasury's
$11 billion refunding plans in the face of a diminishing Federal surplus may moti¬
vate larger debt financing and may encourage more of the potential backlog of
authorized municipals to appear than is indicated so far in announced plans. Much
of this depends on the willingness to seek capital funds at a time of a recessionary
decline. Confidence in the economy's longer run prospects, a rise in price for issuers
and a lack of better investment opportunities elsewhere for savings, may encourage;/,
recent
liberalizing
large scale investment borrowing during the anticipated business decline or business ?.u
pause—depending how
The
one
judges present events.
/
so
for
issues with and without set sales dates.
all
registered
The following data
re¬
capitulate the dollar value of offerings in the next 28 days classified by week and
type of security. Details of this, specifying the tentative dates describing the issues,
and underwriting and bidding arrangements may be found in the Monday and Thurs¬
day issues of the Chronicle.
FOUR-WEEK CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FLOAT
Stocks
Bonds
Oct. 31-Nov.
Total
Corporate
Corporate
Total of Both
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$85,952,000
$462,293,080
24,561,000
44,030,210
485,501,000
102,165,000
$994,520,290
1,246,913,600
156,138,000
75,000,000
f64,600,000
$376,341,080
19,469,210
220,738,000
22,000,000
97,000,000
164,763,000
5,165,000
28-Day Supply $429,238,000
Data
569,000,000
$284,310,290
343,578,600
$713,548,290
912,578,600
$280,441,000
334,335,000
Nov.
4_
7-Nov. 11__
Nov. 14-Nov. 18
Nov. 21-Nov. 25
$178,841,080
18,869,210
$197,500,000
600,000
Last Week's
*
million
$1
t Includes
more.
or
v
large ($7,500,000) preferred issue identified below among the week's
larger offerings.
:
one
TOTAL BACKLOG
October 31 On
-
Corporate bonds with dates
are
$582,238,000
'
;
•
BUSINESS—The
.
company
is
engaged
in
primarily for retail chain and department
electronic
data
processing
store organizations.
For the
$10
billion
the SEC reports, $8 billion was financed
equity issues, and over $1.5 billion from long
investment,
new
•
.
market of long term loan suppliers and under¬
judgment—holding the deciding whip, figuratively
speaking—over a crucial part of plant and equipment expansion. The decisions
have been made by management of corporate enterprise and to a great extent
were not subject to the individual and institutional investors' veto as to the wisdom
or the propriety of actions taken. Leastways the collective judgment of the market
This
meant
has
that
the
capital
effectively circumvented.
..
believe, in the writers opinion, that if the market and the banks
had been able to control a strategic flow of investment funds there may not have
occurred much of the overexpansion in capacity and the price level that has tran¬
spired. The accelerated pace of expansion helped feed higher wages and other
prices and in turn this was abetted by a vicious cycle of post World War II pent
up consumer buying, the needs of war-torn Europe, rapid population
rise, loose
fiscal and monetary policies, and easy consumer credit terms for durable goods and
housing. But, the expansion of capacity continued after much of the above forces
spent themselves though there were no adjustments in the price level. The chances
are that if the expansion
decisions were searchingly scrutinized by investors our
productive plant would have cost less and could now be producing goods for a
still untouched lower price level demand. At the existing price level we are suffer¬
ing from overcapacity. An important part of the past 15 years' financing came
from consumers who did not ask and certainly are not in a position to evaluate
capital spending policies. So long as the government does not artificially stimulate
the consumers' purchasing power or bail out industry it stands to reason that cost
cutting will really pick up, efficiency will greatly increase, and demand will revive.
In this event/our recession should prove to be fairly short though deeper than
any post World War II recession to date. If forces working towards a lower price
level are thwarted then the depression may not deepen, but it will be with us
longer, our Federal surplus will be replaced by a larger debt, and the Federal
Reserve
not
as
will have
monetized an even larger amount of the Federal debt. This is
basis for competing internationally and, more imporantly, for pre¬
the foundation for future economic growth now so politically urgent in
sqund
a
terms of the cold
,
"'//
war.
■•/••;
'
The larger corporate, and municipal flotations in the next four weeks
.
last week's)
<
LARGER ISSUES IN THE OFFING
'
are
as
follows:
of Oct. 31-Nov. 4: $50 million Deere
(John) Credit Co., debentures; 285,000
shares of 'Interstate Vending Co., common; $4,802,412.75 Summers Gyroscope Co.,
common; 1,250,000 shares of Transitron Electronics Corp., common; $30 million in
bonds and $30 million in debentures of United Gas
Corp.; 623,750 shares of Auto¬
matic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc., common;. 750,000 shares of
Champion Spark Plug Co.,
(960,000,000)
(403,946,100)
(159,000,000)
(562,946,100)
(1,522,946,100)
Municipals there are—$25 million Cook County, 111.; $5 million Mecklenburg
County, No. Carolina; $5,450,000 Pinellas Co., South Cross Bayou San. Dist., Fla.;
$3.6 million Greenburgh Union Free School District #8 N. Y.; $8 million University
of Kentucky; $5,650,000 Santa Clara,
Calif.; $10,875,000 Trenton, N. J.
4
$365,941,000
Municipals with dates
(791,000,000)
(169,000,000)
$1,257,932,050
Total Corporates
(365,000,000)
Week of Nov. 7-Nov. 11: New issue Corporate
Financing Takes An Election Week
Holiday; and in Municipals—$12 million Mississippi.
CHANGES IN THE PAST WEEK
Chronicle's
October
27
corporate new issue calendar aggregated
$22,999,470 consisted of common stocks. Corporate public
Placements in the week of October 20 through 26 came to
$o94,736,570 and comprised $327,750,000 in senior debt securities, $52,736,570 in
equities (including one $871,700 secondary), $13 million in
privately placed debt
and one $1,250,000
privately placed deferred stock.
of
.
$487,124,050
Total
$100,129,470
,
$341,977,790
145,146,260
Corporate stocks with dates
without dates
the
Outstanding
185,055 shs.
"
88,570,000
dates
Total
to
Authorized
500,000 shs.
*
$670,808,000
without
Additions
'
^
writers have not been sitting in
Week
(Data in parentheses
this
•'/'•••'••
The breakdown of the backlog follows:
Total from
par)
($1
1489.
what has occurred in many instances since World
War II. Until recently corporations found they did not even have to rely on the
banks the way they used to for their short term financing needs. [Recently, though,
they turned to the banks for considerable amounts of term financing and extension
of short term loans to escape recourse to the market when money was tight.]
paring
DECLINES
Though the State and local backlog of issues with dates remain the same as last
week's total, the corporate float of securities with assigned dates as well as those
without them in registration has declined compared to estimates of a week
ago.
,
stock
192,'p.
..
It is reasonable to
the next four weeks registers a decline compared to last
does the total oncoming backlog from today (October 31) on
corporate float in
week's totals and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
V"
.
development of land and
"•
~(
selling stockholders.,
business
suitable to the
deem it advisable to
finance
was
//
.
in the acquisition and
for sale.
houses
of
Inc.—Class A Stock Offered
—Amos
Treat & Co., Inc. and Bruno-Lenchner, Inc.
offered on Oct. 27, 105,000 shares of this corporation's
class A stock at $3.50 per share for the account of three
property
may
by. it
The pattern is representative of
$197,500,000 in corporate bonds, $178,841,080 in corporate equities, and but $85,950,000
The
general
used
Associated Sales Analysts
•
internally, $500 million in net
term borrowing.
-
Prospectively scheduled for the week of October 31-November 4 are
issue.
in the
„
half year through June 30, total plant and equipment spending came to $8.7
billion; $800 million were invested in other assets; and working capital continued,
though slowly, to increase by $500 million for the current period.
To
proposed corporate calendar by last
it was by the large telephone debenture
The wind has not been taken out of this week's
week's
engage
located in Waynesville and Maggie,
to month basis.
>
the
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
to
buying unimproved
subdivisions.
The company
development,
month
Stock
Sept. 28 prospectus, this com¬
a
and
Common
Common
—
thus recovered only
net proceeds from the sale of the 128,000 shares
offered hereby will be added to the company's general
:
of 1517-19 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville 7, Fla.,
offered publicly, without underwriting, 128,000 shares oC
its $1 par common stock at $1.25 per share.
♦
agreement, subject to the
the several underwriters rep¬
Pursuant to
—
Co.
a
"
pany,
underwriting
the
UNDERWRITERS—In
Land Development
Associated
on
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
—V.
Associated
are
company
rented
construction
tho
;'•>
.
are
of common stock
800,000
800,000
Co._—
& 'Co.J—
&
are
PROCEEDS—The
.J'; 400,000
Sons
&
C.
the
of
offices
and
400,000
100,000
Garrett
Robert
Other
-
1
expenditures
These
sold.
an
N.
■
ui-'-u
Co.
»
&
pro-rata.
lot,
operator of a land development business, the company will
operate in an industry which is highly competitive. Many competing
companies have been in business for a longer period of time and have
greater financial resources than the company. There are however, no
major competing companies doing business in the area in which the
company is presently operating.
.
1
The
company leases its offices at the
annual rental of $2,400.00.
800,000
200,000
&
>
capital available to the company is a factor
of working
each lot is
As
Pierce,
Smith Inc.
Ncwburger & Co.—,—_
Piper, Jaffray &
100,000
resfdental
as
Rhoades
Lynch,
Fenner
Union
Co._.
&
Corp
Co
Merrill
100,000
Co., Inc.
Co
Dillon,
Eberstadt
—V.
Higginson
Carl M. Loeb,
100,000
&
The-First
Co.
200,000
Dain &
Co.
corporation to construct homes on the properties,
manufacturing company furnish these homes with ap.
a
number of dwelling units constructed by the company at
any
given
time.
When a development is begun, the company will
invest large sums in the improvements to the whole or a large part
of
the subdivision
and will charge out these improvements to each
400,000
&
Peabody
Monday, October 31, 1960
affecting the
800,000
800,000
Lee
& Co._
Weeden
F.
Lazard Freres & Co
200,000
Co.
Sons
&
Kidder,
«
,
and furniture.
amount
The
$100,000
800,000
800,000
Son
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Ladenburg, Thalmanq. &
Clarke Corp.
W.
M.
&
800,000
&
Crowell,
J.
Hilliard
B.
400,000
400,000
Inc.
Co.
Bradford
Doolittle
J.
400,000
Inc
Brown
J.
.
subsidiary
a
through
pliances
200,000
Co
&
&
Co.,
&
create
respective
200,000
_
Kraus
&
Co
&
Stearns
Bear,
Blyth
150,000
covering
sell
$3,000,000
Co.__
&
Burge
Barth
J.
Eastman
Arizona Valley Development
to
debentures
Amount
Securities
~
of
Brothers—
Lehman
Alex.
of common stock, of
shares (22%).
The
lists Truman E. Anderson as Board Chairman and Raymond
has outstanding 949,054 shares
management officials
own
206,072
company
agreed
has
amount
Richard
The
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1706)
which
Private
The Chronicle's municipal calendar had
$96,281,000 added to it. The sale of tax-free
securities came to $44,575,000 in the week
ending October 26.
WHO IS TO
BLAME
FOR
PRESENT
October, 1960, Statistical Bulletin, a helpfully informative SEC monthly publication, again shows the extent to which corporations depend on internal sources
©
unds
depreciation accruals and retained earnings—for
capital spending. For
Power Co., common; 683,000 shares of Scott, Foresman &
Co., common; $12
million bonds Georgia Power Co.; 375,000 shares of
Mary Carter Paint Co., common;
Idaho
and in
Week of Nov.
14-Nov. 18: 450,000 shares of Bzura Chemical Co., Inc.; 635,800 shares
Corp., common; $15 million Idaho Power Co., bonds;
$10 million Keyes Fibre Co., debentures; $10,288,000 National Airlines, Inc., deben¬
tures; $20 million N. J. Bell Telephone Co., debentures; 625,000 shares of Stop &
Shop, Inc., common; $60 million Goodrich (B. F.) Co., debentures* $7 5 million
of Texas Butadiene & Chemical
Merrimack Essex Electric Co., preferred; $30 million Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
bonds; $6 million Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, bonds; and in Municipals
there
are—$5,096 000 Hudson County, N. J.; $34,750,000
Massachusetts, $14 million
Angeles, Calif.; $50 million Tennessee Valley Authority Tenn.* $3.7 mil¬
lion University of Calif., Calif.; $4.8 million
Dayton, Ohio; $35,085,000 Philadelphia,
Port of Los
Pa.; $5 million South Carolina; $7,950,000 University of Illinois.
OVER-CAPACITY?
AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTORY FACTOR
The
common; $3.5 million in debentures and 350,000 shares of common of Dorsey Corp.;
$20 million Federal Street Fund,1 Inc., common; $4 million Nixon-Baldwin Chemi¬
cals, Inc.,; units; $60 million Pacific Gas & Electric Co.; bonds; 100,000 shares of
Week of Nov. 21-Nov. 25: 200,000 shares of Cannon Electric
Co., common; 211,000
shares of Foxboro Co., common; 430,000 shares of Berman
Leasing Co.; $75 million
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, bonds; and in
Municipals there are—$3,945,000
Maricopa
County, Scottsdale School District, Ariz.
October 27, 1960.
(1707)
eight months-ending May- 31,
I960, net profit of 31 cents was earned
on
each share of class A
stock.—V. 192, p. 698."
r,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Net
from. ry.
rev.
192,
ops.
$114,900
27,333
$2,854,110
1,577,005
$1,205,779
334,188
&
$1,377,105
439,964
shares
The
of
SEC
Regional
from
te
offer
and sale
of
Securities
its common
Act
took
registration
stock.—V.
192,
its
that
Baltimore
Baltimore,
1960,
for
Mid-Town
Motel, a partnership, of
a
registration statement with
$765,000 of limited partnership
sale
East
the
of
Lexington
60,000
Cullen, Jr., Benjamin Solomon and John B. Brown
partners. It has acquired by assignment from National
to
acquire
Streets
conditioned
in
rooms.
$100,000
of
together
at
it
South
will
restaurant
Eutaw
erect
24*
the
National
acquisition
of
Motels
cost
immediately and
$85,000
limited
receive
$50,000
of
is
owned
of
one
$274,500
the
the
parcels
the
on
by
is
partnership interests.
The
its
general
EARNINGS—Net
net
is
income
compared
to
cost
of
con¬
of
with
in
for
company's
in
shares
common
of
since
the
last
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
.
dated
subsidiaries
shares
of
at
Sept.
cumulative
convertible
preference
shares;
to
spective
purchase
numbers
the
share
per
have
quarter
the
been
of
and
shares
underwriters
the
named
selling
First Boston
Hornblower &
Dean
Witter
Corp
3,500
J.
3,500
Irving
Hayden,
3,500
Co.___
&
Crouter
Fahey, Clark & Co
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
Miller &
House
DeHaven
5,000
A.
&
Co
&
Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
3,500
Murch
2,000
Singer, Deane &
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
192,
&
and
due
of
Brunswick
as
Secretary-Treasurer.
<
net
and
shares.
the
of
notes
B
These
securities
to
to
S.
shares,
&
cent
one
the sale
at
The
$12,500
to
in
are
for
Inc.,
as
retail
part to the reduction
the
balance
is
will
for
to
Dec.
working
(&
income
Aug.
aebt
In
The
of
fiscal
year
1960,
quarter
R.
8V2%,
N.
Y.,
$616,315
1960
above
Nov.
of
Lake
&
Erie
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
operat'g
ry.
*
I960—Month—1959
operating; rev.
operat'g expen.
Railway
Deficit.—V.
tools;
$18,872,082
$15,364,667
1,371,246
14,349,200
for
the
$402,441
•"$882,994
$4,522,882
$1,683,686
173,497
""289,813
3,072,027
1,991,498
ops.
the
quarter
Bloomer Bros. Co.—Merged—
the
quarter
Paper Corp.,
below.—V.
191,
2742.
p.
mark
1959
the
quarter.
first
for
months
ten
plants
at
Ontario.
ten
shipments
fiscal
of
Buffalo
months
This
firm,
statement
stock.
holders
for
shares
date,
supplied
Mass., filed a registration
covering 78,955 shares of common
offer this stock for subscription by
stock on the basis of one new share
Webber,
listed
are
the
as
price
Jackson
and
&
Curtis
principal
;
terms
Vend
be
pin
bowling
and
machines
to
rubberband
be
duck
More
games.
used
for
pin
bowling,
recently,
tenpin
the
("large
which
has
company
ball")
also
are
been
developing
has
mostly
working
tenpin Iiem.
tenpin
field.
capital
and
for
costs
the
of
and
public
offering
vertible
tures
of
also
further
of
ferred
R.
Proceeds
of
entering
the
of
15-year
sale
pin-setting
the
6%
of
the
including the
capital,
its
of
and
deben¬
financing
mcchines,
field
tenpin
con¬
to
to
Barrows,
M.
agement
789,553
Dowd,
16%
Board
of
as
a
group
Eoard,
the
Chairman,
71%
own
Charles
and
of
Committee
the outstanding
of
Chairman
stock,
common
Vice-Chairman
Executive
officials
stock and
shares
the
of
The
of
which
29.2%.
outstanding
See
of
•
firm,
class
rants
A
sale
warrant
per
in
Nassau
the
units
The
unit
consisting
the
be
for
plus,
which
William
Street
of
an
Dana
NOTE:
3,
On
by
voting),
with
with
stock
warrants
shares
five
filed
J.,
N.
covering
1960,
and
is
a
registra¬
160,000
shares
purchase
to
be
warrant
one
war-
offered
for
Seibert
3
1879*.
account
5%
AND
A.
receive
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Treasurer-
Illinois
George
of
the
J.
(Telephone STate
Subscriptions in
(Reg.
in
S.
Mdrrissey, Editor.
Copyright
the
rate
decline
in
substantially,
the
for
is
1955,
enable
Mr.
above.—V.
was
Burry
directors
of
to
a
sales
level
The
♦
the
by
Earl
in the
facilities
Aneeles
los
of
process
and
and
Angeles,
perienced in
the
1960
should- be
than
in
-»
1959.
Foreign
186,
sales
reported
fourth
second
sales
offices
are
D
wasnington,
C
u.
c
Co.—Sales
sales
that
a
quarter,
highest
further
but
for
that
the
in
inventories
are
49-%
sales
for
of
proper
the
J.
of
notification
with
stock
(par one cent) to
Coburn Associates,
New
B.
general
funds
competitive sale
Aaa
the
of
corporation
—
is
the
ment.
in
on
a
bid
Moody's
and
by
A-l plus by Standard
&
equipment estimated to
The Chesapeake
&
Ohio
by
1300.
p.
Western
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—-1959
$
$
$
*
rev.
16,763,026
16,568,239
155,597,717
163,589,129
expen.
14,268,551
14,694,380 132,226,298
139,417,410
from ry.
2,494,475
1,873,859
23,371,419
24,171,719
♦31,881
ops.
*751,345
1,561,112
3,642,193
income
192,
1300.
p.
Leslie
has
succeeding
been
New
Homer
with
the
named
Thompson
top position
Nov.
Mr.
18,
Leslie
of
1933
Leslie,
partment,
saw
also
was
He
made
in
La.;
promoted
was
started
service
Orleans,
New
a
special
a
to
head
organized
Mr.
Leslie
purchasing.
as
in
from
rose
Mr.
salesman
the
Thompson
in
the
Fountain
ranks
Sales,
to
their
the
joined
Fountain
com¬
(Sales
joining
the
Depart¬
company
Atlanta.
at
as
and
in
1923,
B.
company,
salesman
Baltimore,
Charlotte,
manager
of
the
Sales'
Dispenser
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Columbus,
Richmond, Ind. In 1936
Dispenser Department and in
C.;
the
the
De¬
Md.;
N.
of
Fountain
and
Equipment section of Bottler Sales
headed
and
in
Allotment Division
of
the
Promo¬
company
before
becoming Manager of the Purchasing Department and Assistant
Director of Purchasing in 1946.—V.
192, p. 1300.
the
third
Coleman
Inc.,
normally
entire
general
manager,
The
line
ment
'Force
third
'best
quarter
close
Co.
of
Engineering
Anaheim,
maker
vice-president
Coalson,
Co.,
of
products
and
will
complement Coleman
Electronics*
automatic data handling and control equipment.
The acquired
manufacturing
Electronics'
Coleman
of
Coleman
of
announced.
Audio-Videre
of
firm's
Inc.—Acquires—
subsidiary
Inc.,
18
acquired Audio-Videre
magnetic
tape,
Thomas
E.
commercial
ex¬
year
Electronics,
Oct.
on
and
cameras
known
of
to
equipment
Gardena
and
other
assets
will
be
moved
as
the
and
is
Hurricane
Zion
National
in
engaged
designer,
the
advertisements
per
must
year;
be made
builder
Supersonic
Park.—V.
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
in
New
York funds.
to
location.
Engineering Co., Inc., which manufactures electronic
contract
and
research,
is
equip¬
perhaps
operator for the U. S. Air
Site at Hurricane, Utah,
Research
192,
p.
896.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York % N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President,
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices. 135 S. La Salle
1960 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 36, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
and
a
new
guaranteed
Dana
remittance for foreign subscriptions
a
group.
secured
are
Mr.
June
history—lower only
levels, it reported.
company's
Oct. 27
on
A competing bid for
price of 99.2213 came from
a
by
are
North
service
on
Coleman
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00
of exchange,
letter
a
common
for
used
naming
192,
&
A.
of
Both
year.
decline
company's
at
filed
of
Coleman Engineering Co.,
in
$185,860,583
sales
be
They
operat'g
ry.
pany
Down—
expected earlier in the
1960
through
for the 4y4% coupon.
operat'g
1943
of
to
certificates
company's
profit of $12,379,070
accounted
B.
(!.)'■•
Director
of
Purchasing
for
Thompson, who is retiring after 37
it was announced on Oct. 30 by
John C. Staton, the company's Vice-President in
charge of manufactur¬
ing and technical services.
211.
p.
17.
shares
share,
per
are
Deficit.—V.
years
and the
than
Current
William
$7,927,000
Coca-Cola Co.—New Officer—
relocating
Washington
ana
Oct.
on
100,000
$3
opearting
Donald
D.
decrease from the previous three-month period.
to normal seasonal factors, the company said.
1960,
lower
company
at
the
Net rev.
in
was higher than in the
profit margin on sales increased from
5.7%
to 6.7%. The improved performance reflects economies put into
effect
during the course of adjusting expenditures and employment
of
.Oil
Y.
Railway
stated.
8%
due
217,337
1299.
p.
$
Net
now
1,0s
reported
19
lower sales,
quarter
404,545
deficit'
Period End. Sept. 30—
an¬
below.
Co.,
Oct.
an
1960—9 Mos.—1959
620,328
♦$47,657
Burry's
growth
of
programs
board
Operations
Davtnn
Dayton,
Tractor
on
Despite the
second
Patent Office)
2-0613);
United States, U. S.
fluctuations
U.
should
dollars
Inc.
made
(each
Holman & Co., Inc., on a best
a
selling commission of $1.25
commission for expenses. The under-
R.
will
it
additional
Chicago
March
of
24,
right -to
made
THE COMMERCIAL
'
stock
A
Princeton,
Oct.
(limited
class
will
basis,
on
purchase one class A share at $3
two years). The offering price is to be $10 per unit.
within
offering
Street,
SEC
stock
The
representing
share
efforts
per
245
common
attached.
public
The
of
sales
million
Plywood Corp.—Division Acquired—
Caterpillar
1960—Month—1959
label.
Burry
one
distribution
concurrent
Burtek,
Tulsa.
Weyerhaeuser
common
Ellis
Ry, Inc.—Earnings-
ops
192,
covering
tion.
preferred. W. Leroy Temple is listed
W. O'Connor, as President.—V.
191,
Schuster,
2743.
p.
6,727,411
Chicago
he
Cascades
191,
Jay
intro¬
O.;
Caterpillar
statement with
the
also be
Burton-Rodgers Technical Training Aids, Inc.
and
Bradford Pools, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
This
under
the Blue
will
Name—
Man¬
including
company.—V.
$1,199,589
Coca-Cola,
Inc.,
stockholders,
the
$884,574
ry
proceeds
Mr.
Burtek,
to
additional
'$179,268
376,124
from
$4,757,270.
Railway Co.—V.
in
See
$50,000
6,367,426
cost
Pac
production includes maintenance
trainers,
systems
trainers,
part task simulators, and engine demonstrators for both military and
commercial
jet
aircraft.
Burtek
serves
technical,
commercial,
and
military customers in the United States and abroad.
log
debt;
finance
$7,252,000
SECURITY—Rated
rpnnrtPH that Lurtek's present multi-million
reported .that v.iirf«ic'« nrpsoni multt-ihillinri dollar bar.kback¬
quarter of 1960,
tion
in
was
formed
in
to
993,268
corporation
Railway
Pincinnnti
in
Hilburn
Mr.
A/r"
$45,000
$814,000
operat'g
Poor's,
Vend
new
produce
items
approximately
augment
Joca.tef jn t Cincinnati,
2742.
p.
to
of biscuit
increased
progress
headquarters
,
of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
President.
company,
outstanding
and
736,657
similar coupon
latter
29.9%
owns
owns
its
•*
the
pay
the
and
Jay.
continue
trade
been
and
to
officials
Vermont
of 99.444%
products under the trade
machine trade.
Organized in
will
line
machine
to
changed
prepay
work.
awarded the issue at
cracker
and
Blue
new
a
has
announcement
to
facilities;
Ohio Railway 4J/4% non-callable
equipment trust cer¬
tificates at prices to yield from 3.30% for those due
Nov.
1, 1961, to 4.35% for the 1975 maturity. The group was
semi-tropical
of
pay
ninepin field and the development of a foreign
company's products. In addition to certain indebted¬
company
has outstanding 160,757 shares of $1.00 par pre¬
Lionel
as
$2,000,000
working
leases
in
of
all the
stock
Howard
for
and
involved
entering
for
the
ness,
debentures.
used
sales
costs
market
be
future
near
subordinated
would
conditional
costs
the
in
been
Hilburn,
company's
entry into
11
It is estimated that the tngineeimg, ueveiupineut
is estimated
ti.at
tne
engineering, development
initial marketing of .the company's tenpin machine will cost, about
$1,500,000, of which about $500,000 has .already been spent or committed. '.According to 'the
prospectus, the company contemplates the
the
tne
its
out¬
corporate
—
2635.
p.
reflect
The
the United States, and for nine pin bowling,
played in many European
countries. The net proceeds from the sale of additional stock will be
for
Division
will
Chesapeake & Ohio
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates offered
publicly on Oct. 27 an issue of $3,750,000 Chesapeake &
training equipment industry and expansion into electronics and related
product fields.
Burton-Rodgers, announced that its corporate name
in
used
vending
lines
$365,000
plant
working capital.
1959.
Burtek, Inc.—New Name—News—
To
"small
bowling, played
include
volume
Added
191,
'
the
Jay's
Pac
—V.
in
1954, the company initially manufactured and
dis¬
pin-setting machine used for candle-pins, the "small ball"
bowling game. It also manufactures and distributes machines used for
duck
for
nually.
a
ball"
products
vending
plant at 36 Bainbridge Street, Brooklyn.
that Burry Biscuit has created a
will
the
additional
$689,000
offered
and
North Tonainclude
industrial
stated
which
inception
of
and
Products
processing
the
Lurry Vend Pac Division
Blue
The
to
are
for
cookie
for
Byron products but
duced
Gran-
underwriters.
underwriting
amendment.
and
Lord
Organized
tributed
Burry
The
25
to
Paine,
subscription
by
Littleton,
Oct.
common
held.
Co.
&
Road,
on
proposes
outstanding
10
Marache
record
SEC
Mr.
Division
Newtown
the
company
of
each
bery,
of
with
The
manufactures
it has its
1949,
Bowl-Mor Co., Inc.—Rights Offering—
ether
rev.
The
11%
were
303.
p.
Byron"
its
anticipates
sale
operat'g expen.
York, N.
first
the
and
sum.
Jay
the
rev.
SEC
be
Burry, president of the corporation, has announced that
has acquired all the capital stock of Blue Jay Food
Co.
Inc.,
of
Brooklyn. The
was
made
for
an
purchase
"Lord
since
company
Chemonics Corp., North Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
ended
W.
undisclosed
Blue
Riegel
equipment
192,
loss
a
from
to
♦Deficit.—V.
company
Products
See
special
1961;
outstanding
Burry Biscuit Corp.—Acquires—
George
1299.
p.
and
plantations.—V.
at
The
received
$190,000 to replenish
operating
ry_
The
for
comparable
that
orders
the
Kitchener,
13,680,981
income
192,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$488,252
1,637,691
be
sale
Cavitron
subsidiary also
According
to
the
the
0.Net.
with'Net
conditioning equipment; a diversified line of other products such
ventilating equipment and heavy-duty fans for industrial use;
centrifugal pumps for industrial and marine applications; machine
$2,040,132
to
development
addition
Railway
as
RR.—Earnings—
operated
dividends.
and
A
which
Railway
air
Bessemer
in
Central
30.
$677,386
stated
has
company
and
the?third
in
number
same
development, manufacture
including the dental unit,
selling
pre-tax profit was $680,797.
incoming
year
respectively,
end
totaled
President,
fiscal
83-year-old
wanda,
of
Heath,
the; 1960
will
provision
against
as
share
per
the
on
(3)
conversion
general
follows:
as
and certain
649,572
compares
the
various indebtedness and three
series
of
preferred
company has outstanding 278,326 shares of common
stock,
latter management officials as a
group own
53,275 shares
(19.1%). In addition, Frederick L.
Schuster, board chairman, and Carleton Ellis, Jr.,
president, as voting trustees under a Voting Trust
Agree¬
ment dated
July 17, 1952, hold 101,620 shares (36.5%) of the outstand¬
ing common stock in trust for the holders of
voting trust certificates.
The prospectus lists 32
factors
the
on
at
the
has
any
proceeds
and
the current fiscal year Buffalo Forge
$312,369 or 48 cents a share.
profit
tax
cents
based
paid
Period End. Sept. 30—
This
outstanding.
in
equipment,
company
net
Cleveland
of
capital.
share
per
the
never
due
stock,
8.
cents
notes
quarter of
net
The
2,000
second
49
or
fiscal! year,
the
before
William
2,000
currently
company's
31,
and
stock
56"
to
the
notes
(4)
engaged
dental
improve
report for the quarter ended Aug. 31,
after
provision for U. S. Federal and
equal
$3i'9,297
of
1959
the second
of
taxes,
of
convertible
working capital depleted for
moving expenses, to increase bank
balances, and to finance the proauction of audio-sonic
equipment; $75,000 to pay outstanding demand
notes payable to a
bank; $155,000 to purchase leased
machinery and
additional equipment, and to finance
research and
development work,
including engineering and promotion; $120,000 to
pay installments on
Subs.)—Net Up—
$363,899
common
reported
In
of
has
purposes
has
Forge Co.
conversion
con¬
share;
(assuming a $15 per share price for the 40,000 shares)
$1,000,000 in cash and $692,546 in
reduction
of
standing debt. Such cash proceeds will be used for
Stock¬
to
$344,546 outstanding 6%
against
per
approximate
shares,
York.
1967,
$9.45
stock
debentures
payable
of
instruments.
and
of household
accounts
added
be
scheduled
of
is
company
ultrasonic
maximum
share.
per
15,
price
at
prospectus,
finder's
522
March
6%
research
purchase
of
against
share;
per
due
conversion
used in prophylaxis and periodontal work.
manufactures
and
sells
dental
hand
expenses.
a
stock.
1968,
notes
the
Model 30,
of
cash
at
.
The
commission,
common
$2
notes
of
underwriter,
selling
Co.,
underwriter
at
in
and
Amir
4,500 shares of
the
payment
unit
per
stock
common
for
and
debentures.
$67.50
a
$5,000
warrants
427
of
series
receive
shares
offering
prolit
Profit
2,000
Scribner.
the
on
options
in
profit
of
the
had
2,000
Co., Inc
New York, filed a registra¬
1960, covering $400,000 of
1980, 50,000 shares of common stock,
common
of
$290 000
convertible
notes
11,837 shares to holders of $58,000 out¬
convertible notes due Jan.
1, 1969, against conversion of
the conversion price of $4.90
per share;
(5) 26,000 shares*
to holders of stock
purchase warrants entitling them to
purchase such
shares
at
$6.87
per
share;
and
(6)
42,850
shares
to
holders
of
restricted stock options
granted to key employees exercisable at
prices
ranging from $2 to $9 per share.
No
underwriting is involved.
The
40,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale through officers of the
company.
In
addition,
the
prospectus
includes
65,296
outstanding
shares of common stock
(of which 37,275 shares are
represented by
voting trust certificates) which
may
be sold from time to time by
certain present holders
thereof.
,
the
the outstanding class B stock. The
(it sold 1,000
to one of its
Shareholder Consultants,
Inc.,
9,200
50,000
the
and
standing
shares
\
1957
price
used
President
of
A
surrender
pay
it
company
net
a
1607.
p.
its
sale
5%
of
172,273 shares to holders
common
its
a
congested low income area in Bronx, New
from the sale of the units
comprising series A
public
shares. For
2,000
3,500
Co
re¬
2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
—V.
in
others
The
Schwabacher
&
East
and
is engaged
applied
shares
2,000
Co.J
&
A
of
general funds
working capital.
Liljestrand of Princeton as
(50%)
will
will
to
company
1960
2,000
Co._
Lundborg
class
version
This company and subsidiaries
severally
following
by
Co.,
finder
Buffalo
stock.
Bodine
Hogle
of
proceeds
outstanding
outstanding 90,000 shares of common stock, of
which Joseph I. Weinberg,
President, owns 45,000 shares, and Samuel,
Aaron and Philip Eis,
company officers, own 15,000 shares each.
Townsend,
&
to
the
recently
additional
class
purchase
grant
the
be
and
of
Curtiss,
5,000
added
B.
of
Jr.,
9,000
5,500
proceeds
will
Shares
11,642
Co
for
John
accrued
issue
stores
net
shares:
common
Weeks
&
two
cumulative
have
the
needs
be
parent
subsidiary changed
has outstanding 2,500
Net
common.
enterprise and
the
the
furniture,
major electrical appliances, jewelry, cameras and
photographic supplies,
typewriters, television and stereophonic instruments and other items in
12,500
common
below
stockholder
Cavitron Corp.—Shares In
Registration—
This corporation, 42-15 Crescent
Street, Long Island City, N Y
filed
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
20, 1960, covering 323 648
shares of common stock to be
offered as follows:
(1) 40,000 shares'for
public sale at the price
prevailing in the over-the-counter market, but
no
less than $1? per
share; (2) 30,688 shares to holders of
for
&
will
to
The
consoli¬
Shares
The
and
j the
its
of
of
will
lists
to
for
and
holders
ad¬
on
notes;
shares
2,522
1,179,904
pool
and
•
company
fee,
cor¬
(not
paid
in
stock
therefor
warrants
1950.
company
$5,687,500
was:
shares;
and
cents
B
representatives)
Canadian
from
of
of
1960
preferred
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
30,
25
shares)
the
in
Accordingly,
Inc.,
Australia» Brazil, and Great
a
to
The
common
A
class
Gibbons,
Haas
The
dividends
distributions
of
owns
interest
The
1959.
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly
justed
Britain^vSUi9idiprlei77ierate plants ln
was
50 shares
the
company amounted to $18,581,000 and
the
eight months ended Aug. 31, 1960
and
$1,832,000,
in
Inc.,
will
payment
the
respectively,
Pools,
the
30,000 shares
offered
Lloyd
in
$17,780,000
responding period
Pools,
priority in
payment and redemption over the series B debentures. Certain
persons
holding $98,550 of demand notes oi the company have agreed to
purchase the 219 units comprising series B debentures and to make
integrated, leading producer of basic re¬
primarily in the construction and main¬
linings of steel-making furnaces.
sales
sold,'
of common stock at
prices ranging from $1.75 per share
$3.75 in 1965, at the unit price of $450. Of the 1,000
units,
comprise series A debentures and 219 will comprise series B
debentures. The series A
debentures will be entitled
to
an
$1,026,000
continue
activities.
shares.
1961
781
used
interior
par
warrants
be
in
the
institutions by The First Boston
Corp., as agent, in 1958,
and no part of the proceeds will accrue to
the company.
the
Bradford
subordinated debentures due
cash
(pay¬
and
shares are part of those which have resulted from
the
conversion of convertible preference
shares placed with
materials
units
Construction
public sale in units consisting of $400 of debentures,
50 shares of stock, and warrants
entitling the holder to purchase for
Corp. and associates offered publicly on Oct.
27, 57,142
common shares of Basic Inc. at
$15.25 per share. These
of
32
company, of 542 East 138th Street,
statement with the SEC 6n: Oct.
24,
to
con¬
Basic Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—The First Boston
BUSINESS—Basic
A
and
struction, including the land and various related
expenses, will approxi¬
$1,165,076. A $400,000 mortgage on the
property is contemplated.
tenance
each
Bradford
as
parent. The parent
preferred stock, 19,500 shares
meet
J.
will
This
mate
fractories,
called
12%
effort
the
four
total
1957
tion
and
and
date)
for
share.
per
(James) Brooks & Co., Inc.—Registers—
air-
cash
$275,000
settlement
to
owns
class
of
prospectus
registered
a
shop
in
warrants
$2
July
The
Bradford
shares
underwriter
West
room
coffee
partnership interests for
and negotiating the terms of
partnership
of
will
Corp.
and
100
a
and/or
limited
stock
$500
which
on
with
subordinated
The
property
Motels
partners. The
able
of
National
organizing
other
parcels
Baltimore,
motel
meeting
tract.
two
Caterpillar said a very substantial
portion of these sales
comprised of shipments from U. 8.
plants but that its three foreign
manufacturing subsidiaries are contributing a
growing portion of the
is
general
Motels
Lombard
in
as
1959.
parent
that
class
John
Each
St.,
interests, to be offered
$1,000 units. The partnership consists of
Leon K. Ackerman,
in
K.
contract
The
and
Oct.
on
15
at
in
subsidiary
building
of
$10
additional
SEC
A
the
to
name
and
requirement
Offering— '
2
filed
covering
James
for
Co.
name
primarily
Baltimore Mid-Town
Motel—Files
of
organized
the
in
the
shares
1607.
p.
basis
exercisable
October
in
subsidiary
Enjoined—
Office
order permanently
iurther
violating the
business.
parent
company
has been engaged>
primarily in the construction,'"sale and installation of pools in New
Jersey and neighboring states, and it also has been engaged in con¬
structing school buildings. Tne subsidiary has been inactive. It is
announced
Oct.
24
the
entry
enjoining Atlee Corp. of Waltham, Mass.,
court
a
in
Boston
be
was
Contracting
organized
the
on
to
company
proposed
Atlee Corp.—Stock Sale
10,000
class
A
shares
from
the
company
at
value per-share, and the company has agreed to issue
five-year warrants
for
the
purchase of 15,000
par
warrants
The
1,495,995
31,147
1298.
p.
$2,701,774
purchased
underwriter
A
such
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$108,908
income
-operat'g
ry.
—V.
Month—1959
$281,384
$273,543
166,484 '
164,635
the
class
-Earnings-
1960
operating rev
operat'g expen
has
cents
to
Atlantic & St. Andrews
Bay Ry.
Railway
Railway
writer
its-10
i.
3
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
4
(1708)
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
-
,
.
Monday, October 31, I960
.
.
;
scheduled
for Nov.. 16, 1960,
Trading in such stock was, suspended
by the Exchange on Dec; 14, 1959 shortly after the Commission an¬
its stop order proceedings and since Feb. 12, 1960, trading
on
the
Exchange and in the over-the-counter market has been
banned by orders of the Commission.—V. 192, p; 1300.
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—,
1960—Month—1959 ,
, 1960-tr-9 Mos.—1959
$1,215,147
$1,097,383 $11,734,722 $12,006,913
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating lev.
Railway operat'g expen."
Net
Net
frcm
rev.
1,149,500
" 998,380
9,561,274
10,397,221
65,647
$99,003
$2,173,448
$1,609,692
*42,352
*29,771
,764,964
409,775
ops.
ry.
operat'g income
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
192,
nounced
/Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Net rev.
Bond
—
Net
Offering—
1300.
p.
Delaware* Lackawanna &
192,
,
5,02^01
5,085,320
47,321,127
47,341,838
ops.
$892,345
deficit
16,027
$666,180
139,323
$5,313,029
2,810,780
$6,499,747
582,755
from ry.
operat'g
ry.
—V,
Western RR.<—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
■>
$5,917,152 $5,751,500 $52,634,156 $53,841,585»
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Railway operating
rev.
Railway operat'g expen.
1300.
p.
This company,
Colorado
.
1960—Month—1959
Net rev.
Net
*
from
ry.
ops.
$2,873,816
1,757,697
$2,681,381
1,536,497
$40,935
7,297
*$43,513
$1,116,119
$1,144,884
*33,454
376,228
415,150
operat'g ipcome
ry,
Deficit.—V.
192,
1300.
p.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.-^Transactions Approved-^-
;
The
SEC
has
issued
order
the
under
Holding Company Act
authorising Cumberland & Allegheny Gas Co. to sell to Columbia
Gas of Maryland, Inc., all of Cumberland's assets and properties in
Maryland, wnich it uses in connection with the retail distribution
of natural gas, together with cash and other current assets allocable
-
and
rslateq
bia
Gas
an
such distribution.
to
System,
Both
subsidiaries
are
value of
The book
Inc.
the plant
of
192,
Consolidated
the
Offered-^-Pursuant to
and
distribute
to
Canada,
States,
its
in
Puerto
South American
and
countries,
Rice.
tape
in
well
as
recorders,
the United
in
as
Puerto
•
,
The address of the corporation is Carretera Trujillo
Piedras, Puerto Rico.
'
,
estimated
expenses
of
and
for
Tools
dies
facture
$22,500.
in
use
of M-100
Machinery and
connection
with
the
manu¬
tape recorder
33,725
;
equipment-
25,000
Installation
10,000
Purchase
Inventory
Research
and development——
of training program
Cost
25,000
'
Rent for the first nine months period-
,
/
_
25,000
machinery and supplies
'J,
Advertising and publicity during 1st 9 months period—
Remuneration
of
r
r» o*
Working
fT/iti
capital
i.
A
Class
B
.;
._/
21,000 shs,
and
In
first
was
nine
months
$3,667,449
of
1960
indicate
against $300,872
as
$56,508,907, compared
were
with
figures include the following special credits applicable
1960 nine months, $80,156; 1959 nipe months, $123,981;
quarter, nothing; 1959 third quarter, $66,392.
During the I960 third quarter the company continued to reduce its
indebtedness by the purchase of $4,999,500 of its 5Yz% bank notes due
Oct. 1, 1961.
This increased the aggregate prepayment and purchases
year:
and
of Sept.
$12,004,430,
30, 1960 to $13,893,500.
Sept. 30 balance sheet indicated
current liabilities
from $15,584,692 a year earlier; funded debt
$10,000,000 to $47,326,000 from $57,569,900; stock¬
reduced
than
more
holders*
equity was $11,885,336 versus $3,938,655.
Commonwealth has its refinery at Guayanilla Bay,
Ponce.—V.
Puerto Rico,
an
2,500 shares
Act with respect to transactions proposed by Congress Street
Inc., Boston, and relating to an escrow agreement
providing
for accumulating $10,000,000 or more in securities from
offerees
or
"Depositors" and the subsequent exchange thereof for
192,
1491;
p.
.
Consolidated American Services, Inc.—Contract—
.
The
Hawthorne, Calif, firm,, has received
Astronautics
Division
design, -construct
Air
.
Force
The
of
Consolidated
1961
$l,2CO.OOQ
Earlier
and
parts
to
Atlas
and,
several
than
sales
for
$3,000,000
missile,
facility
the
Forbes
at
V
*
stated,
fiscal
compared
CA3
received
Force
bases
just last
portable
to
month,
missile
in
ended
of
year
with
sales
aircraft
missile
and
bases.
Services offered to the
aircraft, missile and electronics industries
by Consolidated American include not onlv missile
cleaning and X-ray
testing but impregnation and pressure testing, magnetic inspection,
fluorescent penetration, anodizing, plating and
spray painting.—V. 192,
p. 1195.
Consolidated Development Corp.—SEC Suspends
Reg¬
istration—
plant
*
the
evaluation
company's
be
of
confused
At
the
the
statement
with
same
the
Securities
the
public
and
material
prospectus
facts
shares
a
by public investors.
Florida company, of the
time,
the
Exchange
interest
to
Commission
Act
of
suspend
1934
or
to
same
a
proceedings
whether
company's
it
under
is
SINKING
Eastman
Paine,
Dillon,
below:
stock indicated
/
—_
Co.—„—__
7,000
7,000
7,000
Baker, Slmonds & Co., Inc.
4,500
Inc.
Co.,
——
_
Dulles
7,000
Janney,
Corp.—
7,000
7,000
Milburn,
——
7,000
-
&
9.000
7,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—.-—.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Cruttenden, Fodesta & Co.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc._
Goodbody & Co
—V. 192, p. 1608.
—
4,500
Granbery, Marache & Co._
4,500
Halle & StieglitZ4,500
J. A. Hogle & Co.—
4,500
Smith, Hague 8c Cb
—_
4,500
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.. 4,500
Joseph Walker 8c Sons
4,500
Garrett-Bromfield & Co._
3,000
9,000
Co.—
of Michigan
Sullivan
Bosworth,
Hayden, Stone & Co._——
9,000
Hemphill; Noyes & Co.— 19,000
Lee Hlgginson Corp
9,000
First
Co
Schwabacher &
13,000
&
7,000
—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
13,000
&
13,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.——
9,000
C.
Ryons & Co
Milwaukee
The
Co
Jackson
.
Shares
Lester,
46,000
Union
&
Webber,
Bache
Inc.
Inc.
Battles,
8c
<■
3,000
Co.,
3,000
3,000-
—————
Wells «& Co
Mullaney,
<
&
———
Cochran
*
Dewey Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
(G. C.)
suant to
this firm offered on be¬
stockholders, 64,500 shares of its
stock at $4.50 per share. No underwriting
Oct. 19 prospectus,
an
half of certain selling
10 par common
involved.
was
laws of
business
the president of the corporation;
Gordon C. Dewey, in January 1954.
Since its incorporation the cor¬
poration has engaged in missile and electronics systems research and
development work for
the United States Government as a prime
contractor and as a subcontractor under prime government contracts
held by others.
The corporation's research and development programs
involve concept development, theoretical analyses, laboratory feasibility
demonstrations
and equipment
manufacture.
Its work is concerned,
with space physics, nuclear weapons, electronics and electronic sys¬
tems, digital computers and data processing systems including systems,
analyses,, computer programs, test instrumentatioh and data reduction,
a,nd is generally of a highly classified nature. */
corporation wa$ incorporated under the
on July 22,
1955, succeeding to the
BUSINESS—The
the
of
State
of
sole
a
York
New
formed by
proprietorship
capitalization
CAPITALIZATION—The
Aug.
1960 was as
22,
*6%
corporation
the
of
preferred
of
and
for
title
securing
Ellis
to
/,
Island
J
.
in
•
underwrit¬
Offered—An
sinking
The offering was
1959
Redemption prices, range from 105'A %
the sinking fund at 100%.
"
'
to the
principal
V
amount;
'
shares
1,254,349
of
stock..
common
BUSINESS—The company, incorporated in 1892, is engaged primarily
in
the
manufacture of electronic," electrical and- electro-mechanical
-equipment and components having a variety- of industrial/ commercial
and military applications. It, also manufactures certain consumer proaucts,. including Heathkit electronic equipment in; kit form and a line
of household furniture.
reported
net
sales
4~8~0~o66
1,000,000 shs.
shs.
at any one time outstanding not exceeding
by assignment of amounts due or to become
commitment fee is payable quarterly under
said bank loan
agreement at the rate of V2 of 1%
per annum on
a
360-day basis on the average daily unused portion of the credit.
..
and
$2,271,278.
;
....
fiscal
the
other
;
.
year
of
revenues
-
'
,
.
•//''
and
$91,644,356
'
'
"
;
•
■
/
J
'
-V
ended March 31,1960 the company
net
"
.
profit
:
to
amount
secured
be
contracts.
tIncluding
cise
A
total of 25,000 shares reserved for issuance upon exer¬
employee stock options.—V. 192, p. 1396.
a
of restricted
Diamond National Corp.—-Files Stock Plan-—
/
This
corporation,
of
common
122
the
with
statement
Option Plan.—V.
Dravo
East 42nd St., New York, filed a registration
on
Oct. 21,
1960, covering 225,000 shares
SEC
Restricted
stock, reserved for iss^p.nce under the company's
192,
p.
T396.
/
•*
•-
-
,
-
SEC—
Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With
corporation on Oct. 13, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
SEC
covering
(not to exceed)
7,000 shares of common stock
The
the
(par $1)
to be offered at-the-market at the time of purchase to
employees and employees of the subsidiaries of the company.
No
erwriting is involved.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used for
general corporate purposes.
—V. 190, p. 1293.
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•
""
und
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization" as of Sept. 1, I960 and as adr
to give effect to this financing,, consisted of • $10,396,945 of
EARNINGS—For
$500,000
—
(one cent par)——
principal
under
due
Drewrys, Ltd.,
justed
and
as
gregate
Scock
fund
for
debt
of
Outstanding
corporation is party to a bank loan agreement dated Aug. 26,
amended providing that the corporation may borrow an ag¬
•The
$500,000
for the debentures provides for
payments of a minimum of $470,000 in" the years 1964-1980,
are
not redeemable before Oct. 1, 1965, at a lowfer interest
long-term
as
follows:
payable to bank
notes
tCommon stock
„
FUND—A
U. S. Ai,"Inc.—Acquires-—
Drewrys has acquired Pepsi-Cola ;Mokan Bottlers, Inc., a soft drink
bottling company, RUdy A. Moritz, President, - announced on Oct. 21.
•
of- cash;
field.
made for an undisclosed amount
step to diversify into the soft drink
The'purchase,
first
Drewrys'
marks
Pepsi-Cola Mokan, which will now operate as a division of Drewrys,
is engaged primarily in the bottling of'. Pepsi-Cola/ and also bottles
a. number
of other soft beverages as well.
Its franchise covers 32
counties" in ahd around Lyons and Coffeyyille, Kan.; Joplin, Mo., and
•Harrison, Ark.
The bottling company operates a plant in each of
these cities.
'' '' : / •
/ •
•;
. .
,
,
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and Conditions set forth
the Underwriting Agreement,
the company has agreed to sell to
each of the underwriters named below, and. each pf the underwriters,
for whom Goldman, Sachs & Co.
and R. W. Pressprieh & Co. are
acting as representatives, has severally agreed to purchase the prin¬
cipal amount of debentures set - opposite its name below:
Limited is the 15th largest brewer in the country.
It has
three brewery plants; one at Hs headquarters in South Bepd, Ihd.,
and two in Chicago,
HI.—V. 190, p. 1733.
j
Amount
Goldman, Sachs & C0.1 $1,425,000
R. W. Pressprieh & Co.
1,425,000
Equity Fund, Inc., 1500 Walnut Street/Philadelphia, on Oct.
25 filed a registration statement with the SEC, covering 500,000 shares
of common stock, to b.e offered for public sale at $10.20 per share
through Dfexel & Co., the Fund's distributor and investment adviser.
Drexel & Co. will receive a 20 cents per share selling commission.
in
Adams
&
Peck
A.
350,000
Becker
G.
.
&
Jnc;
350,000
Brown
&
350,000
Francis I duPont & Co.
192,
p.
350,000
-
Co.___:
.
Drexel Equity Fund,
250,000
350,000
'i
.
Inc.—Files for Offering—
Drexel
Organized under Delaware law ori Oct. 19, 1960, the Fund is presently
closed-end investment company, but will become an open-end invest¬
ment
ness
/
&
Weeden & Co., Ine.__250,000
Dean Witter. & Co
550,000
1091.
.
a
250,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—
•
Drewrys
250,000
Co.
350,000
350,000
350,000
-rV,
McDonald &
Jaffray &
Hopwood Shearson, - Hammill
'Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Goodbody & Co
Hallgarten & Co
550,000
L..
Piper,
350,000
;
Amount
-
Lazard Freres & Co.550,000
Lehman
Brothers—550,000
.
550,000
Sons
J
,
Hayden, Stone & Co
v
Co.,
Inc.
Alex.
,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
'
250,000
Allen & Co
Delaware
& Hudson RR.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev.
Railway operat'g expen.
in
3,363,318
outstanding shares from listing and registration on the American
Slock
Exchange. - The hearing in
these "delisting"
proceedings is
common
with
company
after
the
redeemable shares on the next full day of busi¬
to, and payment for such shares
first delivery of shares
through the distributor. Thereafter the Fund will operate, as an
open-end diversified management investment company. According to
by
or
the
and
prospectus, it has not yet purchased any securities for its portfolio,
will not until three days after it has become an open-end invest¬
Paul F. Miller, Jr. is listed as President.
ment company.
--
and
realistic
is not to
name.
determine
the
to
company
announced
withdraw
false
made
essential
The
share
one
equipment including the proposed, expansion of the
facilities at St. Joseph, Mich, and Worcester, Pa.,
of a new plant in West Germany,
./ \
'/I'
and
Inc.
The
SEC,
in
a
"stop order"
decision
announced
on
Oct.
27,
.suspended a Securities Act registration statement which
proposed the
*
sale of 448,000 shares of common stock
by Consolidated
Dsvclppment Corp., a Delaware company with offices in Havana, Cuba,
because
of
No underwriting is involved.
Inc.—Debentures
•Blyth & Co., Inc
misleading, representations, of
consisting
units
capital stock.
common
company's plant
and construction
boost
to
build
and
operate
California, Washington, Idaho
acquired Welders X-Ray Service
X-ray units for testing
Air Force
of
shares
Hornblower & Weeks——
PROCEEDS—The Iprqceeds
of the saie. will be
applied to the
payment of short-term bank loans and also used to finance additions
of
will
contracts
in
of
priced at 100% and accrued interest.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
to
1960.
year,
at Air
maintains
at
American
more
for fiscal
this
units
Nebraska
Which
the
operate a missile cleaning
Topeka, Kan.
contract,
M.
J.
Ruland,
President,
Sep:.
similar
of
base,
new
estimated
30,
major contract from the
a
builders
Convair,
and
unit,
per
Daysfrom,
and
procedure
shares.—V.
Oct. 6, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
2,500 shares of class A capital stock (no pari,
of preferred capital stock (par $100) to be offered
ing group managed jointly by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
R. W. Pressprieh & Co. offered for public sale on Oct. 27
a new issue of $10,000,000 Daystrom, Inc. 5V4%
sinking
fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1980.
The debentures are
cost.
Fund,
Funds
and-
on
proceeds are to be used
government-sponsored bidding.
exemption order, under the Investment Com¬
pany
a
Agreement
been
repay
snare
They
issued
has
annual
192, p. 303.
SEC has
purchasing
It
states.
to
The
near
Congress Street Fund, Inc.—Order Issued—
The
mid-western
mortgage
$100
at
.
Commonwealth's
of
declined
wholesale
supply source for local farmers'
a
.
corporation
SEC
covering
one
the
income
as
cooperative
a
as
Damon, Doudt Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
that
in
1960 third
of the notes
is
several
Underwriting
Shares
$49,820,102.
September quarter the company earned $2,619,214, compared
with net income of $1,028,025 in the three months to
Sept. 30, 1959.
Sales of refined products in the
respective quarters were $22,589,242
and $19,138,846.
Net
in
The
the
to prior
an
Authorized
•
the
*
company,
to
the
-
for
No underwriting is involved.
share.
reimburse its treasury for expenditures for such purposes,
short-term bank loans obtained and to bs obtained in
with interim financing of the construction program. Con¬
struction expenditures in 1960 are estimated at $109,100,000, of which
about $62,000,000 has been expended to Aug. 31.—V. 192, p. 496.
;
This company reported on Oct. 20 substantial improvements in
opera¬
during the three-mouth and. nine-month periods ended; Sept. 30,
income
association
first
and
1960.
Sales
$25 per
connection
tions
months.
at
and manu¬
cooperative
primarily
engaged in the manufacture and distribution of petroleum products,
fertilizer/feed and other farm supplies; and it also provides a swine
marketing and processing service and
has two subsidiaries which
make
operating
capital
and
facility
loans
apd. provide property,
casualty and group life insurance. Of. the proceeds of this financing,
some $1,739,600 will be used for the retirement of maturing certificates
of indebtedness and redemption on request of such certificates prior
to
maturity and .5% % preferred stock.
The association intends to
apply the major portion of the proceeds, supplemented by earnings
and
depreciation,
to facility expansion and
improvement.—V. 191,
p. 1004.
; ;
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v; 'V - /'
21,000 shs.
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co. Inc.—Net Soars—
nine
to
—
stock
common
"1
subject to certain terms and conditions stated therein, the underwriters
named below are under a firm commitment to purchase the respective
Corp.
before
>
' *' •
250,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at
$15 per share. Additional financing details follow;
Curtis
City, Mo., filed1960, covering;
'
■
—
of
'
*
1959
25,
i •
Additional Financing
Details—Our Oct. 24 issue reported the Oct. 21 offering
Cooperative Association—Registers—
Kansas
,t.M v
i.»a
•«
Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.
Securities
Oct.
8,133,635
7,757,032
890,379
■
j
....
.
facturing association,
192, p. 596.
Unaudited figures
Commonwealth's net
886,398
ry.
1300.
p.
60,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
'
-
_
$2,091,849 $18,637,083 $17,984,508
$2,169,591
from
192,
-
60,000 shs.
■
at
patronage refunds); 40,000 shares of 4% second pre¬
(similarly cumulative); and 1,000 shares of common stock
(non-dividend bearing).
The certificates of indebtedness are to be
offered tor public sale at 100% of principal amount and the preferred
gram,
Outstanding
60,000 shs,
50,000 Shs.
——
Series^ 1.
—V.
FINANCING
$0.10)—
(par
1
Series 2
offered
obligations.—
212 West Michigan Ave., Jackson, Mich., filed a
statement with the SEC on Oct. 21 covering $35,000,000
bonds, series dub 1990, to be offered for public sale
at competitive bidding, probably ori Dec. 12. Net proSeeds of the bond
sale will be used to finance in part the company's cohstruction pro¬
250,000 shs.
(par $0.10)
stock
common
Series
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
common
earned
This
48,775
Class
Clkss
be
ferred stock
of
.
TO
to
present
registration
5,500
.
EFFECT
ry,
•'
A.
.
5,008*
..
JJ
stock
liquidate
Consumers Power Co.—Files for Bond Offering—
15,000
]>gal and accounting fees_—
\Krr»riri
to
used
3,500
■
Officers^ Directors—
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
be
$8,000,000
of subordinated
certificates
of
indebtedness. (5Yk%—25320,000 shares of 5 Vu % preferred stock (cumulative to extent
15,000
Cost of shipment of
ops.
operat'g income
Net rev.
Net
—V.
with
6,000
,
-
—
operating rev.
operat'g expen.
Railway
Railway
numbers of
notification
of
1937.
associations
shares of class A common) stock being offered
public are sold, the net proceeds received by the corporation
deducting expenses, will be used for the following purposes in
following order of priority, subject to the deduction of total
the
letter
a
association, 3315 N. Oak Trafficway,
registration statement with the SEC on
The
Alto, KM 1.5, Rio'
•
the
after
filed
years);
•-
•
PROCEEDS—If all the
to
I960
17,
The
a
/
Rico home-type
products mainly
manufactured
to
are
Consumers
class A
par
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.-*—1959
$6,308,432
$6,117,897 $57,354,031 $56,447,469
4,138,841
4,026,048 38,716,948 38,462,961
period End. Sept. 30—
Stone & Webster Securities
EUSINESS—Commonwealth Electronics Corp. was incorporated under
the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico on Aug. 26, 1959, for the
manufacturing
proceeds
190, p.
an
licly offered 60,000 shares of this firm's 100
common stock at $5 per share.
'
' :
of
Files
—
Class A Common
Oct. 18 Offering circular, Robinette & Co., Old Town Bank Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md., pub¬
purpose
Oct.
on
covering 12,000 shares of preferred
($25 per share), without underwriting.
The
V.
—
company
SEC
par
-
Commonwealth Electronics Corp.
r
Supply Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Western RR.—Earnings-
Denver & Rio Grande
-
UNDERWRITERS—Pursuant
Colum¬
The
(at
and 1396,
491
pp.
SEC
1491.
p.
original cost),
less related
reserves,
was
$4,373,889 as of May 31, 1960, and the,
current
assets allocable to the distribution operations, less reserves,
amounted
to $606,911
including $15a,00u of casn.
Upon the basis
of the May 31 figures, Maryland would have issued $2,346,000 of
notes and 70,156
shares, of its $25 par stock for
the properties.
—V.
the
and refunding mortgage bonds,
for public sale at competitive
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$25,713
69,226
,
with
ttxent
$183,484
142,549
Railway operating rev.
Railway operat'g expen,
of 4 Irving Place, New York, filed a registration stateon Oct.
20, 1960, covering, of $75,000,000 of first
series S, due Dec. 1, lf«90, to be offered
bidding/probably on Nov, 22. The net
proceeds from the bond sale will become part of the company's treasury
funds and will be applied to retire short-term bank loans, estimated
at $61,000,000, and toward the cost of its construction program, esti¬
mated \to aggregate $1,200,000,000 for the years 1360 .through 1964.
In connection with such construction program, the company has already
issued in 1960 $50,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, 4%%
series R
and
510,000. shares of cumulative preferred stQck,
5^%,
series A, $100 par. In addition to thesb securities, the company est!-,
mates that its construction program will require. financing of approxi¬
mately $700,000,000 through the future sale of securities, the type of
which cannot now be determined.
The balance will be 'obtained prin¬
cipally from provisions for depreciation and retained earnings.—V. 192,
Ry.—Earnings-
Wyoming
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Net
—V.
from
Corp.—Earnings—
ops.
$5ll;i60
operat'g income
192, p. 1300.
167,822
rev.
ry.
ry.
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings-
*
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$3,255,316
$3,664,668 $32,907,951 $34,514,602
2,744,156
2,814,500 26,960^924 .26,458,890
-
$850,168
491,424
$5,947,027
j$8,055,712
3,060,760
4,612,459
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
.
Net
Net
*
operating
operat'g
rev.
ry.
rev.
expen.
from ry.
ops
operat'g income
Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$5,614,802
$374,616 $40,433,259 $25,291,096
3,304,257
1,726,281
25,533,320
20,968,903
$2,310,545 *$1,351,665 $14,899,939
898,225
1301/
*741,667
"
5,721,533
'
$4,322,193
1.012,190
4
Volume
192
*
Number
5999
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
Railway
operating
Railway
Net
operat'g
from
rev.
I960—Month—1959
$457,000
$490,000
rev.
expen.
ry.
367,813
'
der,
the
$4,195,000
$4,427,000
3,345,938
ops.
$89,187
$26,866
$849,062
105,783
257,069
the
SEC
covering 200,000
offered
be
The
Oct.
at
$1
to
are
1960
shares
share,
per
proceeds
17,
be
filed
of
capital.
to
of
stock
common
without
used
letter
a
&
bank
a
(par
loan
2Va
Electronics International Capital
Ltd.—Common Stock
Offered—Bear, Stearns & Co. and associates offered on
.
Oct.
25, 1,600,000 shares
stock
common
at
PROCEEDS—The
this
of
Bermuda
■
of America.
belief
the
investments
of
the
of
the
sively
rising
lieves
that
outside
that
continued
standard
there
the
living
in
of
that
world.
corporation's
informed
foreign
on
risks
the
with
ated
and
in
and,
other
"
•'
■
■.
terms
of
individual
listed
shares
below
the
,
,•'
Stearns
First
Walston
J.
&
Barth
Cowen
A.
E.
&
severally
Boettcher
George D.
&
Co.—•_
Pierce
&
Sellgren, Miller & 'Co.—
Singer & Friedlander Inc_
Stone
C.
&
Roberts
Co.—
Hudson
White
Wilson,
Johnson
&
25,000
Bailey
&
25,000
Baker,
10,000
10,000
Watts & Co.—
H.
D.
Co.—
Bishop & Co.
T.
&
•
$872,300.
6,000
share
6,000
nation's
the
Mr.
newest
million
$1
General
L.
Blair,
5,090
Inc._—
5,000
20,000
A.
Campbell & Robbins Inc.-
20,000
Burnham
Crowell,
Weedon
20,000
Clayton Securities Corp.—
5,000
Gruntal
&
20,000
Jacques
on
said
that
of
Oct!
*
24.
'
Net
Co
Co.——____
Lentz, Newton & Co.
A.
C.
& Co.,
Simonds &
Inc.
— ___
—
15,000
D.
A.
&
-
Mr.
Sheridan
dry
and
Jomieson & Co.——
15,000
Draper,
Henry
Krieger & Co.—
Dofflemyre &
15,000
A.
the
said
for
Color's
doubled
on
in
15,000
French
Stein Bros.
&
Boyce——
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
15,000
Hallo well,
Hill
Lestrange
Fitch,
&
undertaken
was
line
four
past
Gleason,
to
meet
and
years
'
"
s
Vice-President-Plant
broaden
demand.
The
John
&
of
v
.
and
'
-
.
Operations,
plant
of
fully
is
10,000
steam
Oct.
on
Grove,
O.L.E.
has
ment. Its
First
said
"
.
that
the
10,000
John G.
&
10,000
Miller,
Black
&
•
Inc:
Co.,
_i_
—
Co
—
Co.,
Brimberg
Frederick
Cretors
T.
Co._a—5,090
& Co.—_
Kemper
5,000
5,000
Co.—
and
been
for
&
——
T.
&
Moore
Inc.
Co
&
10,000
Morgan
10,000
Cullman
—
10,000
Oppenheimer & Co._:
Peters, Writer
&
Co.
10,000
Co.—.:—___
10,000
Irving
10,000
Edward
10,000
I.
10,000
Underwood,
Co.,
Inc
Evans
Brothers.-
MacCormack
Goodbody
Ira
H.
&
Haupt
&
Hentz &
Hirsch
&
Co..
—
Co.—
Co
&
Hooker
of
Co.,
A.
M.
—V.
Kidder
192,
&
take
.■<
■.
/
'
both
Oct; 1 by
Milwaukee.
of
Pringle
Mr..
said
Finance
Civic
Net
the
*
Wyllie
companies
of
Librascope
Railway
operating
Railway
Net
Net
from
rev.
firm,
ry.
i92,
deficit
16,078,689
16,847,305
1,004,789
2,623,655
644,405
a
shares
Electro-Science
Investors, Inc.
—
$1,993,745
1,955,481
of
Such
share
one
15,
ops.
stock
common
Common Stock Of¬
ended
1959.
basis
the
1,652,108
General
will
Fraser
$0,625
underwriter
the
will
shares
'
per
of
1960
company
14,309,035
Albert
by
the
of
name
plus
from
at
is
$3
for
the
auto
Wood
traffic
Precision
Donna
from
receive
to
Trust
changed
to
to
the
In
16,
efforts
Equipment,
the
assets,
of
Gar
Wood
and
pares
will
New
same
net
used
be
for
development
offered
Inc.
10
negotiating
the
for
in
areas
the
sale
the
the
Steel
expansion
of
of
which
now
and
will
plants
Wood
|in
company's
Eclipse,
$182,500
facilities,
iacuities
and
tne. New
lor
areas
"successful,
If
will. be
funds
allocated
E.
the
air
owns
sell
Hurwitz,
to
into
of
'
.
\
PROCEEDS—With
sales
of
additional
the
this offering and from earlier
common
stock,
the company will
proceeds from
of
shares
its
operations with approximately $15,000,000 in cash
In gen¬
business will be:
(1) to furnish equity capital
to small businesses, principally those operating in the electronics a.nd
other scientific and technological industries;
(2) to supply financial,
commence
eral,
the
company's
management
nesses
loans
ments,
in
to
and
which
small
a.
,
services on a fee basis to the small busi¬
investment; and (3)
to make long-term
advisory
it
has
usually
.
v
.
•
i
•.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
of
common
1,500,000
stock,
shares
of
capitalization
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock,
conjunction
in
of
»
the
the
par
underwriters
»
t
to
with equity invest¬
••
sale of
•!**]*
the
company
'
.
.
•
shares
only of^
adjacent
received
towards
Under
255,000
(20%).
warrants
shares
(80%),
of
one
the
'
The
provisions
shares
and
cent
per.
Milton
has
unit
for
company
V "
•*;-
;
Shecter,
program
control
Route
consists
for
whom.,Kid-
will
become
will
be
Trafxic
nation¬
1965.
terms
this
of
con-'
for
computer
Control
the
been
Federal
a
In¬
Center,
the
electronic
new
data
designed
stated
heart
specifically
at
the
ox
for
a
ARTCC
new
air
out
advanced
new,
end
being
now
Facilities
version
evaluated
Experimental
of
data
General
this
Center,
at
year
Atlantic
Uit/,
Branch,
in
association
with
GPL
Di->
■
.
'
'
..
i
which
program,
it
is
estimated
192,
will
require expenditures
""""
/
'
1610.
p.
.
of
the
last
year,
interim
a
readjustment period throughout the industry, Mr, Neiger
Glasspar inventories were maintained at a healthy level in the
quarter of its fiscal year,
the three months ended Aug.
31,
and
at
its
dealer
this
time
sales
organization
last
for
compared
last
Mr.
year.
were
Earnings
and
with
Neiger
for
the
to
of
split
on
—V.
sales
stated
first
$196,527
outstanding
earnings
number
same
of
that
ended
or
lower
a
inventory
Aug.
$9,762,371
In
the
for
quarter
31,
the
just
1960
like
totalled
period
concluded,
of
sales
nine
months
the
of
company's
current
fiscal
at
amounted
shares
the
months
particularly in the quarter ended Aug. 31, fell below levels
the beginning of the year, the report stated. '
Earnings'
projected
year,
nine
in June but tapered off during July and August.
strong
year
has
year.
the
192,
shares
Nov.
13,
17
or
at
cents
Aug.
31,
$717,405,
were
outstanding
1959 and a
a
snare
1960.
or
wnicn
3%
the
cents
1,162,821
like
for
dividend
common
period
share
a
aujusted
are
stock
the
on
For
61%
last
same
2-for-l
a
paid
of
the
stock
on
Feb.
19,
1960.
305.
p.
Inc,—Common
Stock
Offered—Pursuant to
Oct. 20 prospectus,-125,000 shares of this firm's
$1 par
stock were publicly offered at $10 per share
by
underwriting group headed by Loewi & Co. Inc., Mil¬
Wis.
'
waukee 2,
of
•'
BUSINESS—The
"
of
the
articles
of
redemption
incorporation,
maximum
convertible series
date
each
and
the
the
Th
share
per
will
be
Dec.
1,
sinking
.
1960.
The
share
of
■
-
■
redemption
price
close
shares
of
plus
privilege of
business
on
the
be
redeemed
be
Nov.
to
for
which
will
the
Chase
Manhattan
1,
the
redemption
will
be
1960,
Bank,
shares
the
York,
N.
be
redeemed
will
by
the
Y.—V.
record
agent
192,
p.
date
will
be
1610..''
General Instrument Corp.—Net Soars—
Reflecting
"an
corporation's
increasingly
net
profits
more
for
profitable electronic
the
fiscal
six
months
Bureau
shops
of
through
and
brand
outlets
out
sells ladies',
the
Its
names.
including
misses'
United
a:d
products
leading
are
department
States.
encompassing
figures
to-29-year
the
group
group
reach
"Petti"
Nov.
line
of
popularly priced junior sportswear,
including
shorts, skirts, and blouses, accounts for the la'"-
playsuits,
(19.3%
ended
reported about 17,400,000 girls and women in the 16in 1950 and its forecast indicates that by 19b5
20,900,000, increasing to 23,600,000 by 1975.
age
will
swimsuits,
line
of
sales in
30, ,1959,
the
and
last
fiscal
31.7%. of
year
total
and
sales
18.8%
for
of
the
26
the
sales
weeks
e
for
a
d
28, 1960.
The Glen of Michigan division, which accounted for
24.8% of sales, last year and 31.8% of the sales for the 26 weeks end d
May
May
product mix,"
Aug. 31,
ended
retail
of the earliest to place emphasis on the
apparel.
This market, which the company
primarily the expanding group of girls tnd
women
in
their
teens
and
through their twenties, was large.y ne¬
glected, insofar as styled apparel was concerned, prior to 1939.
Cens s
as
The
lot,
redemption
specialty
number
a
10,000
company
was
one
line of women's
views
expire
date.
selected
and
New
to
The
company manufactures
under
over
"Junior"
fund
accrued dividends of 5 cents per share.
price is 0.533683 of a share of common stock
voting preference stock 60 cents convertible series,
conversion
and
a
present conversion
$10
in
stores
*
.
apparel
marketed
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
;
be
;
has
the
Librascope President,
one
the
a
Devices
-
$9,501,382
an
entering
"•
■
voting preference stock 60 cents
by General Acceptance Corp., under
will
the
by
digital
with
of
establish
Division, under
high-speed,
Air
York
New
to
common
to
agreed
for
minimum
a
;
of
The
at
'
Despite
an
stock,
common
The. company
at
with
contract
~
.
redeemed
be
provisions.
-.
below,
the
17,061
for
the
at
Inc., designed, developed and produced the
developmental unics being tested at, Atlantic City.—-•
.
children's
.
and
barrels.
that
772 000
$1.-
named
shares
15,000
General Acceptance
;
an
businesses,
**
years-,
will
.
51,000
employment
South
4
five
company.
Mr.
an
the
25,550,000
construction
computer portion
traffic
coast
Bratton,
$47,080,000,—V.
Glasspar
distributorship
Marshall
geographical
operates.
•
third
Dela¬
for
Philadelphia
of
to
used
Gar
Foundries,
204,000 shares
owns
in
of
under
Precision,
1092.
p.
of
1950,
vacuum
be
to
than
of
warrants
outstanding
Hurwitz
Treasurer,
incorporated in Texas
in
August,
1960,
is
a
Federal licensee under the Small Business.
Investment Act of 1958, as amended.
It is also registered with the
Securities and Exchange Commission under the Investment Company
Act of 1940 as a non-diversified, closed-end, management investment
Inc.,
Investors,
BUSINESS—Electro-Science
Mr.
con¬
Corp.—$4,000,000 Contr't
modernization
W.
Special
Glen Mfg.
has
company
shutdown
with
company's new 1961 boat line are running ahead of
L. J, Neiger
President, announced on Oct. 20,
report to shareholders. The 1961 line was introduced
Glasspar dealers throughout the country in September.
said,
Brake
Pennsylvania,
of
for
checked
an
purpose.
The
quarter
interfered
capacity
dollar
FAA
Aviation
Orders
those
in
the
conduct
Power
air
company
warehouse
ana
franchises
it
the
of
below last
results, he
temporary
a
of
predicted
He
Glasspar Co.—Sales, Net Down—
the
organized
estimated $242 500 net proceeds.
stocking
other
which
exercise
third
Precision,'.:.|uc., of
for
west
Boston
units
aggregating
Inc.
business
manufactures
It
sale
stock
the
rcounti6s
enchance
building
the
as
months
appreciably
otherwise
cement
for
special,
a
National
192,
to
Sept.
On
and
Industries,
trailers.
by
certain
to
Of the
of
nine
' The SEC
has issued an order under the Holding Company Actauthorizing
Georgia
Power
to
issue
and
sell
$12,000,000
of
first
mortgage bonds, due 1990, at competitive bidding.- Net proceeds ofsuch
sale
will
be
used,
in
part,
to
finance
the
company's
1960
"
Ameritronics,
equipment
and
frma
held
American
inventory,
first
activity.
"fall
caused
and
productive
system
and
General
20,000
inventory, and $60,000 for the
the power-brake division.
It is said that the company
of
is
and
and
for
including
area,
rebulding
proceeds
franchise
Jersey,
areas
establishment
..
Jersey
the
in
The
'
exclusive
$1.75
or
$45,514,800,
Jersey.
construction
com¬
addition,
purchase
warrants
Gar-Wood
all
in-Philadelphia
and
the
the
President,
bodies,
engage
the
$9,322,700
Georgia Power Co.—Bond Offering Cleared—
April
to
April
selling
a
Philadelphia Truck Equipment
division
to
equipment business and created the Ameritronics
Division
the
shipments.
General
Processor
successful
V.
$1-
at
best
a
expenses.
as
to
truck
and
for
previous year.
1960, amounted
were
the
affecting
which
plants
conference,
computer is the only
highly
purchase
15,' 1960
on
Wood
truck
5,320,552
system.
Data
JPAA's
,
to
Pennsylvania law in February
and principal stockholder, under
branch
Philadelphia
three
latest
on
sales
press
control,
processing
one
under
Philadelphia
was
succeeded
company
Francisco
Librascope's
of
warrants
share
warrants
conditions
same
Nov.
made
will
$12,500
$200,
two
thereof
per
be
to
,
which
for
and
holder
the
vision,
~
name
a
purchase-
consisting
units
snare,
the
offer
organized
Hurwitz,
Gar
the
1960,
;
ended
quarter
President,1
the
30,
with
for
would
adversely
Precision
produce
Librascope's
15,530,502
stock
.
was
for
Sept.
construction
year
contract
processing equipment,
common
in
share
per
Co.,-Inc.,
the
sale
common
receive,
under
public.
$2
unit
per
160,000
entitle
The
&
the
based
Net
Sales
results
multi-million
scheduled
one
New
and
$2
of
1963.
15,
through
common
at
share
one
Nov.
of
at
Earnings
and
in
quarter,
.
fered—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.
Inc. are joint managers of the group that offered
publicly on Oct. 27 an issue of 772,000 shares of ElectroScience common stock, par value $1, at $11 per share.
42%
'
Division,
in
1960— 9 Mos.—195S
$2,449,566 $18,457,340 $19,411,844
public
will
common
and
to
for
warrrants
of
1962,
from
;
level
full
cement
V-
$4,000,000
stallation
■■
of
to
1397.
p.
rev.
and Gunite Foundries.
1,035,706
1,587,360
'.,636,782
ops.
of
quarter
Board
share
per
compared
of
operates
semiautomatic
The
San
expen.
ry.
the
$17,840,400
share,
annual
Agency's
tract,
Kensington and Sedgley Avenues,-. Philadelphia, Pa.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 26, 1960, covering
each.
for
11,512,144 114,961,924 115,7o6,403
10,476,438
98,883,235 98,909,101
12,821,771
11,234,411
rev.
expen.
operat'g
rv.
—V.
operat'g
of
third
corresponding
outstanding.
months
favorable
and
an
a
wide
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
•
the
the
third
1959
against
Florida
Portland
with
awarded
572,975
ware
$
increase
an
/
factor
projects
in
in
cents
59
period
hurricane
Aviation
States.
680,884
of
$..,,$
.;.
United
219,863
products
$
taxes
General Precision Equipment
$3,881,342
Gar
1960—9 Mos.—1959
i960—Month—1959
,
the
.
warrants,-, to be offered
share of common stock
5,000
5,000
5,000
was
_
acquisitions.
such
mahy
throughout
$4,148,305
80,000
5,000
Erie RR.—Earnings'
this
capacity of 3,000,000 barrels'is
Fla., plant.—V. 192, p. 305.
The
from
power-brakes.
Period End. Sept. 30-^
operates
Corp.
$797,458
filed
Co.—
Thornhill
&
the
company's
to
per
the
'•
Gar-Wood Ameritronics, Inc.—Files for
Offering—
—
10,000
after
the
as
reduced
for
*
.tfie
throughout the
..
operating
of
Co
$13,441,-
year-ago
currently
nine
less
further
A
Tampa,
in
$38,264
The
&
Leasing
operat'g
rev.
This
5,000
&
totaled
quarter,
$1,240,445, compared with
$570,445, equal to 32 cents per
Additional
nego¬
is
ry. operat'g income
0137,378
Deficit.—V. 192, p.
1301.
Net
20,
Inc.
the
the
profit
was
the
and
Corp.
concluding
In
.
that^FJrst^jNational
1492.
p.
Railway
enhance
?
net
Midwest,
of specialized office equip¬
acquisition, and First National
of .the company.
"'A.V
."X"'
functions
Fort Worth & Denver
5,000
Woodard-Elwood
(up 6% )
was
months
1,524,923
Figures covering 1959 results include the results of operations of
Consolidated Cement Corp. which was merged into General Portland
Cement Co. on April 30, 1959.
leasing
the
established
was
Period End. Sept. 30—
5,000
5,000
&
six
same
were
$3,332,700
in
stock
first
Inc.——,—;
10,000
said
struction
of Milwaukee, Wis.,
corporation,
and
192,
The
Co.——
This
the lesser number of
year-ago
was
the
to
cents
$16,572,200
were
reflect
said,
'*—
'
Neuhaus
the
the
with,
$1,001,368,
was
with this
cease
all
Over
O.L.E.,
National
—v.
,
1195.
p.
First
& Co., Inc,
Siegler & Co.—
Inc._
Co.,
5,000
5,000
—
—
,
5,000
taxes
in
earned
on
31, sales
in
taxes
amounted
common
that
,
organic
'■
acquiring several small leasing
that O.L.E. is just the first
mid-west,
mission
Rice
N.
Westheimer
"
Corp.
J.
Simon &
M.
10,000
& Fay, Inc,______
Johnson, Lane, Space
The
Christensen,
..
.5,000
-
Cruttenden, Fodesta & Co.
•
\
Co.,
-
—
Aug.
$3,135,100
earnings in the
$7,996,400, or $1.50
Storey
the
Corp.—Acquires—
in
engaged
operations will
with
process
1962
Co.,
&
earnings
1960
by First National of the O.L.E. Co.
undisclosed sum.
an
Leasing. Service,
tiations
5,000
Kinnard
Berwyn
&
Inc.
Labouisse;
Inc.
10,000
Co.——
&
5,000
Tallman
10,000
Inc
5,000
&
share
outstanding;
in
compared
share in
the
like
against $51,318,500.
new
for
was
per
the purchase,
19
Wis.,
National
Pringle
5,000
Co._ V
Kaplan & Co
John A.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Inc._
Co.,
Federal
shares
Net
diversify
integrated including facilities
ice used in the production of
Pringle, president of this
Elm
5,000
5,000
&
Weil,
H.
Birely
.
5,000
Talbot—___
&
$613,610
per
ended
earned
against 62
General
H.
announced
Sulzberger,
Richards
Federal
com¬
compared
on
of
period
,
Company sales
a
rapid growth
maintaining
are
'■
-
First National Leasing:
5,000
Corp._
&
after
ago,
shares
to
to
growing
"
Patrick
5,000
Sons—_
Crawford,
after
1960,
months,
techniques,
manufactures high quality pigments both
paint, printing ink, rubber, plastic and paper
program
■'
Railway
Co
&
Kirkland
Friedrichs
10,000
Co.
North
&
Howard,
15,090
&t
Michigan
Hannaford
15,000
_
Barret,
Sears
Edwards
of
Jenks,
George Weston & Sons,
Arthurs,
G.
the
over
1,773,523
These
site.
acre
processing
plant
the
product
the
four
a
efficient
most
'
■■
E.
feet located
and
*
expansion
■
latest
Co.,
—_—__—
First
Marache,
&
profit
Smith W, Storey, Chairman
reported to shareholders on Oct. 19.
-
this
square
the
flushed
Federal
5,000
5,000
O'Connor
15,000
Inc.
Co._
&
& Nichols,
future
in
$26,452,782,
styrre on 1,773,523 shares outstanding.
months
$402,500
30,
year
41-year old Cincinnati firm had com-"
moving from Norwood to Winton Place into a modernized build¬
Incorporating
5,000
Inc.
I.
Co
Co.
Rowady
Doyle,
15,000
Gerstley, Sunsteln & Co._r
5,000
5,000
Inc.
15,000
Inc.———
Coe
&
Co
Co.—
Davidson
Davis,
Co.,
—
Evans & Co.,
Courts
20,000
Inc.—
Allyn
Baker,
&
&
63%
income
Sept.
5,000
&
Brod
totaled
period.
64%). were $2,177,368,
(up
Net
per
sales
General Portland Cement Co.—Third
Quarter
plant,, part
manufacturing
Federal Coloiy Inc., has begun
Sheridan,
Executive
Vice-President-
J.
announced
Manager,
pigment
color
program
Edward
ing containing 60,000
1F.
dry
expansion
operation,
Sheridan
pleted
10,000
5,000
communications
earnings
year-ago
the
31,
,
Inc
and
to
quarter, equal to 26 cents
1,524,923 shares then outstanding.
Corporate backlog of orders as of Aug. 31 was at a new record of
$49.4
million, compared with $31.7 million a year earlier,—V. 192,
p. 898.
•
J
in
with $12,652,400
Net
on
share,
per
6,000
radar
measurably
profits for the second quarter
the
over
&
——
Leasing will
~
Co.—
Lorraine
20,000
Blair & Co.
H.
10,000
_____
Currier
Carlsen
25,000
&
6,000
1091.
p.
full-scale
10,000
Co.—
Rosenthal
M.
The
&
Higgins
Woolrych,
Co——h—
6,000
ultrasonics,
add
Federal Color, Inc.—New Plant—
,
of
10,000
10,090
*
Youngberg—___
25,000
&
192,
Co
Inc.
of
three
'Pre-tax
10,000
Bempsey-Tegeler & Co—
Rittmaster, Adelberg &
Sutro
Robertson
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Watson & Co.—1—______
colors..
Co.,
Norman
25,000
&
Son,
&
the
Aug.
ta*es
year.
compared
6,000
Co.
manufacturing
&
30,000
___
Podesta
Rupe
the
For
872,
—:—
&
on
that approximately 65% of this
electronic products, including semi¬
company's largest single product
company has enlarged its operations in
to
equal to 40 cents
year,
10,000
Kistler
Inc.
Bonbright
B.
6,000
Meyerson
reported
fiscal quarter, he
periods.
Transistor Corp., which
shares.
6,000
—
last
increase
of
35,000
Co._
10,000
Simmons—
&
Bean_'_v
last
6,000
Inc.—
Co.___
an
6,000
year."
Co., lnc,_
35,000
Co
Co.__;
Ellis
&
6,000
operations;
&
4U,UU0
Co.—
&
Williston
R.
&
before
equal to 56 cents
Stewart-Eubanks-
Co.,
Benedek
second
respective
General
ended
$25,381,254
$1,329,100
Sanders
Co.—
Co.—:.
with
6,000
10,000
&
&
expected
6,000
—
H.
the
the
expects
constitute
now
months
Co
10,000
Hutton
&
are
six
Co
Co
pace.
40,000
&
&
Martin
and
peak for
addition, he said, the
of thermoelectricity,
Earnings
plant provides space for increased production facilities and still greater
expansion. The interior is designed for streamlined color manufacturing
Rauscher,
&
pared
10,000
40,000
Lerchen & Co.—'
Wells
Northwest
months
new
military
which
the
10,000
Powell,
Hutton
For
6,000
Co
Sons—
Pacific
Chairman
six
a
years."
*
.
In
10,000
45,000
Inc
&
the
at
$80 million and
industrial and
in
"these
Co.____—
__
Hogle
F.
&
Pizzini
W.
Jones
both
were
fields
Hirschberg, Inc._
&
B.
Co.,
of
number
i;
Masten
Norris
80,000
—
Co.
Co.—
Watling,
E.
A.
130,000
Co,_„_a——-r-
&
J.
Co.
&
California
the
6,000
Corp.
&
Shares
270,000
Co.
&
Schwabacher
line.
and
Templeton
Mullaney,
Pancoast
"
.
have
respective
Mitchum,
the comparable
year-ago period, sales rose
backlog, up 56%, reached an all-time high of
over
Board
figures do not include those of
be
6,000
6,000
16,000
Inc.
will
&
—
Metropolitan Dallas
&
The
underwriters
Co.
21,000
For
sales
conductors
Co.
&
Dofflemyre
13.
63%
company's
million,
approaching
6,000
Co.,
6,000
Newton
Mosle
&
industries.
from
the corporation
set opposite their names:
&
Reeves
television,
consumer,
21,000
Evans
A.
Russ
be¬
i
^
.
6,000
:
Rotan,
be
the
products.
Ford-& Co.,
Writer &
*
was
merged into General Instrument after the close of the
period.
Taking the merger into account, Mr. Benedek added. General Instru-,
ment anticipates sales
for the full fiscal year
(ending next Feb. 28)
&
Turner,
&
10,000
—V.
decaae
a
•?
6,000
the
$50
The
6,000
Sons—
Daniel
potential
Shares
Bear,
16,000
companies
growth
companies
stated,
progres¬
Managament
same
electronics
purchase
to
common
Marache,
Dewar,
in any investment and those
particularly as.ociinvestments.
Among the major fields of electronics
industrial and military communications, data process ¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Lentz,
21,000
I.
Dallas
supervised by a management
investment opportunities and aware
electronics
21,000
inherent
automation,
radio
will
Equitable Securities Corp.
Goodbody & Co.
1
1_
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
Walston & Co.,- Inc,„_—
J. A. Hogle & Co.—
F.
increased
and
nearly
Inc.
foreign
commercial,
ing,
investments
tne
electronics
tae
.
•The
are
tree
established
possess
and
4%
names
_____
Guerin
21,000
—_
Cruttenden,
productivity
tne
now
American
1 ,•
many
ago.
of
in
in
number
a
States
inherent
was
of
are
United
increase
&
Eiseman
Inc.
Co.,
Eppler,
duPont & Co,—
Blunt
abroad, particularly in the electronics industry.
They are
that the electronics industry will make significant con¬
to
W.
Clement
J.
opinion
tributions
30,000
Jackson
Co.___
&
McDonald
—
.
,
1960,
as
company
their
Inc.——
Edwards
Norman
21,000
E.
company was incorporated on July 26, 1960 because
founders in the soundness and future
prospects- 01
its
G.
Co.,
Robert Garrett
is
/
•BUSINESS—The
of
the
Christensen,
Inc
416,000
Warner, Jennings,
.Mandel & Longstreth—
16,000
registered under the Investment Com¬
pany Act of 1940 as a closed-end, non-axversiiied
management invest¬
ment company. Proceeds from the sale of
tnese shares will be used by
the corporation to invest
primarily in established privately owned elec¬
tronics companies of medium and
large size located outside the United
States
acting
are
from
Inc.
Peters,
corporation's
$10 per share.
company
A.
&
Parker,
working
...
t
Dittmar
30,000
Francis
to
cents)
for
and
Inc.
forth opposite
set
Shares
175,000
Corp.,
Webber,
Curtis
Bache
with
underwriting.
repay
& Co.,
purchase
to
stock
175,000
—
Higginson
Paine,
notification
agreed
common
Oct.
—
Eagle, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
on
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.
Lee
corporation
severally
Shares
153,358
The
Pierce
Rauscher,
and
have
below:
$988,459
33,076
ry.
Co.
&
of shares
number
3,438,541
463,134
operat'g deficit
192, p. 1301.
Net
—V.
Peabody
representatives,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
*
(1709)
28,
dren's
1960,
produces
sportswear
women's
and
misses
and
the
the
"Glen
"Bill
sportswear and
of
Michigan"
Atkinson"
dresses sold
line
line
of
of
quality
c
11-.
higher-priced
in exclusive shops
and
6
(1710)
departments.
sportswear
It
also
acquired,
for young
Another
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
late
in
1958,
the
"Red
line
Barn"
of
the company is the "Joan Miller"
line (19.3% of sales in the last fical year and 18.8%
of the sale sfor
the 26 weeks ended May 28, 1960)
of popular priced junior one ana
two-piece dresses.
Approximately
the
26
This
line
is
Inc.
This
of
registered
the
total.
for
for
for
bathroom
Dorothy
fixtures
bathroom
the
division
known by
the
Dean
the
of
registered
a
traae
million dollars, or about
ended May 28, 1960, these
5.1%
of
products
of total sales.
4.0%
the
its
on
past 10 years the company has
stock because of the need to
paid
no
conserve
Future dividends will, of course, be subject to gen¬
business conditions and cash requirements as well as future earn¬
regular basis.
a
eral
that dividends will be paid or, if paid,
regular basis.
through
ment
has
New
the
PROCEEDS—The
the
sale
of
proceeds to
net
be realized
by
the
from
company
shares of the common stock offered, estimated at
added to its working capital.
Initially tne entire
100,000
will
$870,500,
be
proceeds will be used to reduce short-term bank loans which aggre¬
gated $2,330,000 on Oct. 13, 1960.
The proceeds of such bank loans
have been used to meet working capital requirements.
Additional bank
borrowing
capital
Authorized
•1,000,000 shs
t518,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
par)
Stock:
($1
Outstanding
Funded
areas
Generally
buildings
,
terest)
5%
*
the
have
enabling
its
of
will
be
It
industrial
but
within
is
also
be
is
In
and
further
smaller
of
buildings
more
meet legal
determining
apartment
the
requirements, and
feasibility of such
the
acquire com¬
for it,
company
may
buildings
constructed
this end at this time,
of
the
that
and
buildings
is
this
to
aggregate
of
the expenses of offering to be borne by the
$10,000, the balance of the proceeds, or $215,000,
working
pany's
to
time,
to
intended
are
capital;
and,
added
be
initially
to
the
com¬
opportunities present themselves from
used together with other funds of
as
intended
are
for the acquisition of additional rental-income properties.
portion of the net proceeds is not required for the purposes
company
If
any
such
above,
No
portion
will
be
used
for
working
capital
<
due in
individuals
to
installments to March
5 Ml %
payable
notes
>
GIVING
stock
value
(par
the
EFFECT
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
$.01)
shares
10,000
the
of
terms
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
to
sold
be
the
to
*150,000 shs.
underwriter
underwriting agreement.—V.
192,
pursuant
1092.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
ins.
Railway operat'g expen.
Net
Net
88,349
101,000
101,000
1967
1,
due Jan.
30,000
fered
8,691,800
6,384,221
39,085,341
Dec
31.
note
5%
40,000
100,000
1967
individual of subsidiary
Wisconsin, Inc—
to
3,602,560
3,103,052
13,004,057
12,625 shares in treasury.
including
tNot
loans of
bank
of
$375,000
§Includes
Lester of Southeastern
Mary
underwriters named below, for whom Loewi
representative, have agreed, subject to the
terms
and conditions of the Underwriting Agreement which is filed
as an exhibit to the Registration Statement to
purchase severally, and
not jointly
from the company the number of shares of common stock
set forth below, with 25%
as many shares in each case being pur¬
Inc.
chased
acting
is
Co,
&
Bache
—
Baird
W.
Robert
A.
20,000
7,200
4,640
The
The
Co.,
&
Masten
E.
Milwaukee
Doolittle
Singer,
3,840
G.
3,840
7,200
—
Walker
H.
Co
&
the
basis
of
in
the
shares
all
or
the
31
be
proceeds
applied
Boston.
remaining
the
of
the
to
financing
stockholders,
sale
the
ings
of
selling
the
previous
it
year,
announced
was
fiscal
the
for
on
president.
and
chairman
income
Net
year
^
just ended
$2.90
$6,690,356 or
was
with $7,633,531 or $3.31 a share in 1959. Mr. Joyce
profits resulted largely from increased spending
related to
the development of long-term growth programs including
research and development, market studies, expansion of distribution
and
increased production capacity.
Capital expenditures for the year amounted to $8,764,000, an increase
of 15%
over
those of the previous year.
Major projects undertaken
a
share compared
this
in
decline
the
said
included the construction of a synthetic menthol and aro¬
plant, expansion of resin-producing facilities,
addi¬
the titanium dioxide plant and further modernization of the
year
reported
pany
compared
tions
to
edible
refineries.
oils
dollar
10 million
will continue in the eight to
expenditures
Capital
next year, Mr. Joyce announced.
Projects for the coming year
construction of a new paint plant near Dallas, Texas, expan¬
range
the
net
income
of
and
the Paint Division hit
of
Sales
plants
Division
Food
the new ilmenite mining operations.
a new high of $89,914,001 compared
$88,664,828 last year.
Earnings of
on
long-range growth projects,
With
the
spending
those
last
of
were
division, reflecting the
somewhat lower than
year.
in
enabled
equipment
for
the
Famous
Foods
division to register
the
each
the
793,572
in
the
previous
Division
Chemicals
naval
year,
operations
stores
slipped
to
increase in
$28,143,320
profits
from
Dec.
of
$11,296,000
1960
15,
in the national economy
difficult
coming
year
reasonable
Great Atlantic Development
Levine
publicly
laws
principal
—
Common
Stock
offered
100,000
shares
this
of
firm's
10
par
stock at $3 per share.
BUSINESS—Great
the
Corp.
Oct. 20 offering
circular, S. P.
Co., Inc., 68 William St., New York 5, N. Y.,
&
common
an
of
the
office
Atlantic
State
at
of
c/o
Delaware
Joseph
on
Frost,
Corp.
Aug.
5,
was
1960.
organized
It
under
maintains
its
280
Broadway, New York, New
York.
No rental is paid for such space now, but if and when Mr. Frost
should move his office, the company may be required to pay rental for
The
nature
of
of
the
company's
business
is
speculative,
and
the
pro¬
the
shares
and
to
its
to
will
plant
-Gulton
F.
S.
in
Gulton
the
tronic
and
this
of
substantial
30,
I960
income
net
the
like
sales
hold¬
the
of
period
were
from
increased
com¬
$855,000
last
year.
$21,846,000
24,
cents
record
the
on
Oct.
on
22»/2
of
of
the
the
and
the
share
per
stock
common
1960
Dec.
on
of
be
directors
payable
on
1.
the
The
Glore,
&
selling
sale
1,151,869
named
conditions,
stockholders
forth
set
of
shares
after
to
has
a
from
aggregate
the
its
below
purchase
num¬
in
name
the
fol¬
Shares
Hayden, Stone & Co.___„_
15,000
&
Lee
10,500
McDonald &
E.
Hutton
&
Higginson
Co.^
Co
objects
when
The
Chase
"H"
the
SEC
various
ments
&
Co
William R.
Staats & Co
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
10,500
Anthony
10,500
and,
A.
Allyn
Inc
R.
L.
&
Co.,
Inc
7,000
7,000
to
were
board
be
Banque
7,000
300
receive
10
Michael
cents
per
of
Dronge
Dronge,
also
amplifiers,
common
shares,
by
G.
and
stock.
an
33
has
G.
of
;
<
of
of
proceedings
the
the
under
adequacy
and
registration
a
be
Kletz
units.
general
to
about
funds.
and
use
of
now
proceeds
loan
to
It
of
of
has
__
Depots
the
Co.,
plus
2,500
a
regis¬
110,000
for
public
Inc.,
which
$17,000
for
outstanding shares
President and principal
shares were purchased
including two officials of the
outstanding
of
the
and
will
be
added
for
by
the
of
which
of
and
shares
initially
additional
David
30,600
and
Inc.,
stock
firms,
former
40,000
by
Charnay,
B.
by
out¬
registra¬
and
persons
director
a
has
the
to
outstanding
Enterprises,
interest)
an
the
Spector,
Dovan
profits
have
of
Charnay,
a
and
various
material
facts,
has
is
reasonable
false
including
and
Securities
Act
the
registration
identities
number
acquisition;
the
and
of
which
respect
562,500
expenditures
for
grounds
in
statements
net
and
income
for
improper
an
$900,000;
the
omission
in
facts
the
to
advertising
earnings summary,
fiscal
reduction
of
disclose
to
the
statement,
concerning
ended
year
be
offered;
the
(e)
media used; (f) the
including the $102,258
Oct.
31,
which
1959,
advertising charges in the amount
concerning the company's business
disclosures
the
(g)
the
the
those
among
and
the
included
and
(a)
their
outstanding Hazel Eishop stock
affected the price; (d) the state¬
the company of the proceeds of its
by
use
included
following:
of
have
advertising
financial
of
the
to
each
price
may
shares
for
by
(b)
shares
own
owned
market
the
(c)
requirement;
who
persons
shares
factors
with
ments
of
of
the
misleading
the
inclusion in the statement of shares which had been sold to the pubnc
prior to the filing of the statement, and the omission to disclose
contingent liabilities in respect
of shares
sold
in
violation
of
the
done
and
to
be
done
and
the
general development of the business
past five years; (h) the business risks and costs attendant
the introduction of new products, new packaging, or new styling,
including
returns
and
cancellations
of
merchandise.—V.
192,
p.
7.
during the
upon
(Walter E.)
Eberstadt
Heller &
for
&
and
Co.
underwriting terms
The
industry
by
Co.—Proposes Offering—
net
of
Witter
to
&
Co.
be
The
a
of
by amendment.
in
providing working
the
sales
It
other
and
purchases
acceptances,
to
that
the
of
about
Nationwide
stock
sale
of
$1,000,000
Investment
other
or
available
of
a
advances
ac¬
on
chattel leases,
paper,
adai„ional
will
Co.
be
and
for
to the
Leasing
securities
general
of
a
corporate
prospectus,
Co., which
the
stock
used
the
to
company
con¬
preferred
purchase
corporation to be organized,
Co."
The
remainder of
the
about
purchase
$1,000,000
funds
the
of
to
company
and
purposes.
in
and
from
a
few months to 42
months
or
more.
Tnat company
has organized
and
owns
the
stock
of
Natonwide Investment,
which will engage in
the
business of purchasing
lease paper from,
and advancing funds
therefor
to,
Nationwide
Leasing and
possibly other leasing compa¬
Nationwide
nies,
and
industry
Credit
will
credit
of
to
other
is
is
company
engag^u
addition
to
credit
in
indebtedness
outstanding
prospectus
Livingston
Heller
47,064
shares
the
and
At
the
E.
enable
such
and
business
lenders
operation
of
three
1.504,743
Heller
as
business
to
and
Leasing.
guaranteeing the
Nationwide
of
to
or
their
series
shares
enter¬
acquire
businesses.
of
preferred
of
common
Chairman
Board
and
President.
shares
Florence
(3.13%).
G.
Heller
Florence
G.
Foundation
Heller
41,017
owns
110,770
shares.—V.
192,
the
Seal
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
request
authorized
in
as
Walter
ranging
402.
Hermetic
.
lists
of
other
business
to
periods
chatties
partner
Management
officials
own
an
of
300,659
shares
(19.98% )
of
the
outstanding.
Walter
owns
108,431
shares
(7.21%)
and
the
Walter
E.
Heller
aggregate
p.
or
the
has
company
The
I.
in
leasing
business
to
banks
needed
various
the
stock.
lease
limited
a
for
agency
the
enterprises
from
assets
stock,
Robert
in
engage
business
and
own
through the
qr
will
other
or
purchase,
directly
obtain
inventory
In
also
either
Acceptance
prises
the
$25,000
operations
makes
or
installment
funds
widely
obligations or documents, and also makes direct loans or
against inventory, machinery, equipment, chattels, etc.
Of
According
110,000
machinery
inventory re¬
price
offering
public
be supplied
principally
clients.
notes,
proceeds
of
Dean
are
engaged
financing
group
receivable,
other
the
is
company
diversified
E.
guitar
guitar
additional
plans
to retire
about $35,000 for new
$75,000
held
and
214,500
sale
suspending
It
Mitchell Liftig.
Foundation
accordion
company
expend
about
(in
others
two
by
According
industry various chattels other than vehicles
filed
organs,
issued
than 110
more
Raymond
According to its order the Commission
believing that Hazel Bishop's prospectus
10,000
accordions,
by
shares
will
10,000
guitars,
public sale by
2,500
Dronge,
$267,000,
The
to
for
shares
75,000
2,500
covering
share
be
products.
shares
tentatively named
"Credit Acceptance
proceeds will be added to the geiieral
offered
&
should
stock.
common
&
J.,
1960,
to
per
acquired
additional
manufacturer
Net
bank
registrar
value,
par
accuracy
in
cosmetic
2,500
2,500
25,
is
cents
Alfred
distributor
a
amounting
equipment;
from
stock
other
a
accessory
company's
and
Dabney
N.
order
of
4,000
&
Inc._.
individuals,
20,000 shares, plus 25,000 additional shares
included in the registration statement.
is
is
institution
!
Whiteside
Hoboken,
Oct.
Michael
of
Kletz
and
four
are
company
accordion
&" Co.___
.....
Corp.—Registers Common—
on
The
through
share
Guild;
These
company.
Hentz
Blvd.,
SEC
commission
a
stockholder
from
share
per
the
stock.
common
$3
expenses.
at
Observer
with
amended
offered
and
advances
7,000
of
at
$20
contained
stop
a
distributor
a
as
449,323
de
4,000
1092.
of
appointed
stock,
challenge the
disclosures
whether
is
chairman,
and
4,000
Tyson
Co
Co
shares
sale
Co.„
Townsend,
&
statement
at
'
Sets Hearing—
the
24
which
common
7,000r
7,000
Inc._
&
firm,
Oct.
1933
been
1,274,823
counts
7,000
Co.,
Inc
tration
oper- •
and
and
7,000
Co
Clayton Securities Corp
Mann & Creesy
Shipper & Finney, Inc.
Guild Musical Instrument
This
&
Winslow,
7,000
p.
front-line
F.
&
Day
Courts
10,500
Co
192,
of
so,
statement,
Chace,
Co
Estabrook
the
fog
,
.
tion
H.
Co.,
&
Hallgarten
has
standing 1,919,535 shares of
10,500
&
Witter
if
company
10,500
Weld
Dean
&
Act
informational
templates
Co
Co.,
use
rain,
statement.
The
7,000
Co.,
Corp
Becker
in
by
sound
for
state¬
filed by Hazel Bishop, Inc., 445 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
A
hearing has been scheduled for Nov. 1, 1960 in the Commission's Wash¬
ington Office to determine whether the registration statement fail 3. in
material respects to comply with the Securities Act disclosure require¬
stock
&
audible
an
primarily
preferred
1610.
p.
announced
Securities
4,000
G.
cumulative
192,
Hazel Bishop, Inc.—SEC
The
Granbery, Marache & Co._
Blair
Bank
Manhattan
5'/»%
corporation.—V.
10,500
A.
designed
7,000
Shields
10,500
&
Weeks__
&
is
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd.—Appointment—
4,000
&
set
.
Crowell, Weedon & Co
C.
provide
detected
during periods of limited visibility, during
night time.—V. 192, p. 1302.'
;
'; •
/
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__„
White,
Gulton Industries
7,000
._
Inc
10,500
Co
Webster
&
and
appli¬
space
Systems
troops
Stone
Securities
and
Mullenbach's
of
acquired
Peabody & Co.'___ 10,500
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc._ 10,500
Wertheim
engineering
systems
medical
industrial,
consumer,
7,000
7,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
Kidder,
&
■
This company,
105 West Adams St., Chicago,
on
Oct. 24 filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
7,000
Corp
Reynolds & Co.,
____
Hornblower
W.
Noyes & Co
10,500
Ripley
Inc.
company's
:
f
instruments,
precision
for
headset.
ator's
7,000
26,875
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Harriman
the
electronics department marks the
in recent months. In July the/
Research Group, Inc. of Mineola, Long
Island, specialists in the fields of data processing, computer program¬
ming, mathematical analysis, and operations research.
A $289,000 contract for the production of nickel cadmium batteries
to power the Army's "Silent Sentry" front-line radar system has been
awarded to
the
firm's Battery
Division by the U. S. Army Signal
Supply Agency in Philadelphia.
Developed by the Sperry Rand Corp. the "Silent Sentry" is a light¬
weight, portable, largely transistorized radar set capable of searching
for
and
detecting
moving
targets
such
as
personnel
or
vehicles.
7,000
Hemphill,
Union
&
strengthens
instruments.
and
acquisition by
reflects
underwriters
&
Co
Forgan
acquisition
presently encompasses 10 divisions and subsidiaries
and Canada.
Its primary markets are in elec¬
research
purchase
second
sale
company's
outstanding
certain
stock
Co.
Dillon,
the
States
reported
will
to
Blyth & Co., Inc.__
Securities
devices
components,
materials
33,500 by A.
par.-
First Boston Corp
Eastman
manufactures
switches" and
"Capa
techniques.
Industries
United
the
of
completion
June
for
1959
and
of
there
$3
Jackson
&
that
said
ferro-electric
in
director,
80,625
Moseley
primarily
group
fast-action
in
the manufacture
proprietary
respect
completion
Curtis
The
used
materials
of thin sheet ceramic materials developed
Gulton industries is a producer of t.iir
sheet ceramic materials used by the company and by industry in com¬
munication and telemetry equipment, in high quality, high
reliability
subminiature capacitors, in computer components, and in many other
by
the
to
go
treasurer
own
will
account
Shares
Webber,
electronics
Mullenbach
capacitors as
markets.
Dr.
position in
being
are
355,000
offered
After
ended
been
years
common
short-term
its space.
in
table:
The
Development
manu¬
shoes
shares
addition
continue
28,
have
subject
and
shares
Paine,
will
Offered—Pursuant to
largest
company
president
$751,000
dividend
of
commitment,
company
is
ceramic
the
shares
stock
of
at
to predict
he felt that Glidden's results for the
"will be at
least as good
as
last,
and
there
is a
possibility that they will be better."—V. 191, p. 2745.
present
former
sheet
including
for
shares
$12,331,000
stockholders
to
additional
ber
the
are
Rite
stock.
Nov.
five
past
quarterly
common
lowing
sold
months
and
ended
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
$28,-
reflecting the loss of volume from
which were sold in April.
Joyce said that although trends
the
company,
families.
will
seven
sales
net
the
their
of
the
year
the
of
a
—V.
of
Mr.
15%
a
year.
Sales
gum
in both sales
gains
chil¬
Stride
$1,700,000.
declared
Bache
Division posted
and
earnings.
Sales were $79,433,510 compared with $78,305,989 in 1959.
An 11% increase in unit volume plus cost savings from new processing
Durkee
The
is
45,000
five-story
a
common
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
include
sion
it
quality
"The
shares.
remaining
stockholders
with
fiscal
For
chemicals
matic
high
of
children's
the
shares
including
company's
the
for
from
of
the
members
and
company
firm
compared
sales
offered,
20,000
45,000
from
Proceeds
selling
of
the fiscal year ending
with $195,764,389 in the
Oct. 17 by Dwight P. Joyce,
company
$197,490,831
to
rose
Glidden
Cleveland
the
of
sales
Net
sells
name
producing
underwriters
the
of
part
by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, chairman and president
electronics engineering and manufacturing firm.
a
subsidiary of Worthington Corp.
25
well as electrical relays made for satellites,
military, communications and telemetry equipment and control instru¬
the
420,000
UNDERWRITERS—Each
Aug.
dollar
1959
and
trade
purchased from certain stockholders and the' underwriters
have the option to purchase from such stockholders at the same
price
2,800
Co
&
Westheimer
registered
exclusively
engaged
by
Oct.
Jersey
Machinery
ment
the
on
acquired, in Los Angeles, the electronics business interests
Manufacturing Co.'s Mullenbach division, it was
subminiature
of
being
are
45,000
Up, Net Down-
Glidden Co.—Sales
Of¬
Stock
States.
purchased
3,840
Watling, Lerchen & Co
3,840
597.
p.
3,840
McDowell
2,800
Co.
Hayden, Miller &
The
Marshall Co
192,
Scribner
&
&
Deane
Straus, Blosser &
Co.;
&
Edwards & Sons
G.
Co..—
7,200
3,840
2.800
—
Stiver
Saunders,
4,640
Co
&
3,840
Co
Ohio Co
7,200
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler
2,800
Co
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Co.—Common
manufactures
company
under
EARNINGS—For
Shares
Shares
Inc—
Co.
&
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
Manufacturing
PROCEEDS—Of
selling shareholders.
the
from
as
r
Loewi
United
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.
and
facturer
Inc.
Wisconsin,
The
thin
The
Shoe
shoes
Shoe"
of common stock, 50,000 shares are re¬
served
for
employees' restricted stock options and 30,987 V2
shares
are
reserved under employee incentive compensation agreements
(see
"Management-Deferred Incentive Compensation Contracts" herein).
shares
authorized
the
$1,400,204 $11,472,510 $13,985,172
320,307
2,787,868
3,894,421
\
$1,067,357
158,555
ops.
Machinery
on
New
the
15,332,226
BUSINESS—-The
§1,459,500
5 V*%
•Of
of
Electric
—
dren's
Loanst,-
Bank
Term
Electric
announced
1302.
p.
priced at $20 per share.
2,000
Southeastern
of
Short
ry.
Industries, Inc.—Acquires—Contract—
Gulton
Gulton has
of
41,349,603
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and F. S.
Moseley & Co. and associates offered for public sale on
Oct. 26, 420,000 shares of Green Shoe common stock
owned subsidiary, due
91%
a
—V.
192,
ops.
ry.
operat'g
ry.
Green
subordinated debentures of Mary
of Southeastern Wisconsin,
Inc.,
A.
149,333,677
income
from
rev.
—V.
Lester
from
rev.
operat'g income
192, p. 1302.
series
$150,000
1967
31,
Aug.
class B
5%
A.
16,183,486 147,794,501
17,189,252
subordinated debentures class A,
due
&
I960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
25,881,052
22,567,707 186,879,842 190,683,330
rev._
24,334
policies—:—;
life
operating
Railway
an¬
1963
I960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$6,663,557 $57,196,775 $61,276,008
4,896,132
5,263,353 45,724,265 47,290,836
$5,963,489
rev.
ry.
Moving
Period End. Sept. 30—
assignment
by
secured
of
Net
—V.
company
Authorized
insurance
to
companies
6%
I
1,
operating
cations.
of the proceeds of this issue will be used to make any
acquisitions from any of the directors, officers or principal
portion
purchases or
stockholders.
the
other
or
purposes.
Great Northern
94,167
notes
nual
Railway
be
to
$245,448
2/16/70
Ohio RR.—Earnings-
&
Railway operat'g expen.
ment
proceeds
the 100,000 shares of common stock
deducting underwriter's commissions and ex¬
all
After payment of
company estimated at
when and as received,
Inc., a 56% owned susbidiary,
due $833 monthly, plus interest to
5%
Gulf Mobile
Net
develop new sales areas with,
balance to1 working capital.
are owned by Dronge.
to
$50,000
aside
set
staff;
and
to add the
stock, 190,000 shares
outstanding
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
nor
management.
gan.
"
the
Of
commit¬
that
instances
some
to
contemplation
anticipated
after
$225,000,
penses.
the
in
be
acquire
possible that the
buildings or have
the sale of
from
will
to
repaired
or
immediate
the
PROCEEDS—It
time
operations.
plans have been made toward
no
area
•Includes
1972
of Glen of Mlchi-
quirements;
to
a
larger sales
become
operate
may
firm
No
believes
management
company
considered
acquisitions.
mercial
and
the
renovated
be
matters
such
to
1,
Jan.
mortgage notes
and
acquisitions
company's
base
to
Common
to
the
thus
broaden
mortgage note of Rhea Realty
Corp., a wholly owned susbidiary,
due $5,450 quarterly (including in¬
funds.
is
the
on
CAPITALIZATION
Debt:
4Y*%
City,
10,000 shs.
par).
($100
cumulative
available
the
it
with
will generally be in the City of New York,
However, if
arise for the acquisition of rental-income properties in
advantageous terms, the company may not restrict its
operations to the City of New York.
Preferred
5%
sold,
proceed
to
York
New
general corporate
Stock:
Common
with
dependent
is
not
are
to
acquisitions
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
"Proceeds,"
securities
company
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
opportunities
stated
,
.
EFFECT
GIVING
caption
the
the
referred to below with such funds as
the sale of securities and to develop
made
Bronx,
other
in the future to meet seasonal working
anticipated
also
is
requirements.
CAPITALIZATION
of
of
York.
Thus far the company has acquired as of Aug. 31,
1960
properties located at Nos. 532 and 535 East 150th St. in the Borough
the
will
a
the
all
purchase any of the securities being offered.
The company was organized to engage in the business of owning and
managing rental-income real estate, generally located in the City of
will
on
under
If
commensurate
been
company
paid
forth
intention
program
basis
a
ings, and there is no assurance
be
the
available
on
will
common
set
financing.
proposed
The products last
one
weeks
26
"Ameri¬
consisting
rugs
few other related products.
nearly
the
finance the company's expansion.
Following this offering,
of Directors intends to consider payment of cash dividends
to
the Board
on
6.5%
program
this
nevertheless
of
company's
covers
a
of
sales
dividends
capital
and
year
introduced
removable cover marketed under
DIVIDENDS—During
cash
fiscal
the
"Tankettes,"
name
a
During
accounted
field,
apparel
decorative
and
provided
year
last
has also recently
sportswear.
junior
"Changette," and
name
the
of
trade
mat
the
subsidiary
line
manufactures
rubber
of
of
Scene"
Outside
sales
May 28,
1960, was contributed by
"American
popularly priced lined suits and coats for juniors:
designed an dsold by the company's subsidiary, American
line
Junior,
can
of
ended
weeks
Junior"
7.3%
of
name
posed
upon
juniors.
important trade
.
a
of the corporation, of Newark, N. J., the SEC has
postponement from Oct. 26 to Nov. 7, 1960,of. the hearing
Commission's
New
York
Regional
Office
on
the
question
■<&
Volume
192
Number 5999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1711)
whether
order
an
of
the
Regulation A exemption
to a public offering
of
vacated
made
or
Commission
from
Securities
securities
permanent.—V.
by
temporarily
192,
suspending
a
registration with respect
Act
the
said
corporation
should
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp.—New
Highs—
Sales
be
rose
High Point Ski Ways, Inc., Port
Jervis, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
!
The
J
the
be
corporation
SEC
New
$2
at
York, N.
The
Oct.
on
covering
offered
150,000
Y.
17, 1960 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
The
proceeds are
to
be
used
for
general
corporate
10
Van
A.
26%,
Net
Buren
taxes
Inc.
was
then
ments
is
added
of
the
equipment and
from the expansion
resulting
contemplated
that
the
of
the
will
corporation's
expand
its
This
the
Container
Indianapolis
Sept.
25,
were
reports
or
$68,195,000 for the comparable nine
after taxes for the period were
ings
$4,744,000
stock
stock
mon
share
for
rently
in
issued
in
1959,
under
the
initial
the
on
inclusive
public
After
1959,
share
per
based
outstanding
1959.
May,
$2.19
were
months
for
nine
1960
of
1959,
Net
increase
an
of
dividends
months'
shares
192,
by the
to
2%
of
the
on
IMC
had
fiscal
2,365,164
$2.47
or
ended
year
stock
per
new
cur¬
7,
30,
1960,
to
the
compared
10%
a
second
gain
of
year
all-time
sales
"The
with
Canadian
the
sales
mine
report
other
in
will
fiscal
in
records
open
the
up
noted,
the
1959-60
the
in
sales
marked
IMC
for
President,
production
the
of
the
begun
research
of
a
previous
$500,000
resulted
in
50
192,
mill
Net
Net
■J
$3,411,331
expen.
operat'g
from
rev.
2,125,669
ops.
year
and,
from
operat'g income
192, p. 1302.
524,704
(II. L.)
Klion,
Irving Trust
at
stock
the
of
1960—9 Mos.—1959
641,253
appointed
75%
and
\
6,025,333
:
i
in
No
this
or
by
if
agent
the
of
'
chemicals
mark
and
offering
the
of
expansion
an
Rochester,
The
company's products
are
from
sales-service
of
payable;
Jirade
an
to
of
the
of
sale
facilities;
profit
in
stock
(b)
of
the
the
research
shares
and
will
for
the
first
Gulf
months of
be
of
stock,
to
be
be
used
of
certain
compared
;
70
shares.
chairman of the board, are
took office at Kromex in March,
1959, after the company had sustained a net operating loss of $274,000
for 1958.
Amster was president from March to December, 1959, when
the company returned to profitable operation.
Sidney
Morris
He
for
of
reported
pointed
the
out
same
Amster,
N.
now
the management that
period
unprofitable
for nine months of 1960 were $2,897,260.
difficult to compare this figure with sales
year because approximately $500,000 worth
have been discontinued by the new man¬
sales
net
that
it
was
last
products
year,
we
the
are
months
three
Morris
commented.
around
$425,000,
"On
this
basis
approximately
a
net
to
the
Hudson
exchanged
income
for
dollar per share.
Mezquital
$446,000 and
Group and
for
interest
royalty interests
indebtedness upon
will
company
to
tne
on
held
are
reimburse
royalty
to
this
offer.
Gas
&
Oil
will
15.99%.
own
officers
are
Three
directors
or
of
owners
of
is
and
The
offered
for
the
whose
products
believe
—V.
same
our
192,
p.
time,
could
sales
499.
could
we
be
are
looking
handled
be
•
increased
by
as
for
our
to
employees
1960—Month—1959
$2,106,411
1,188,301
1,307,358
of
the
to
the
company
company's
the
of
12,010,612
is
220,788
284,294
2,137,533
2,492,855
$799,053
$6,445,158
$7,023,339
Co.—Common
Stock
company
Transfer
is:
Agent
First
and
Registrar
Security
Bank
for
Co.,
of
Idaho,
capital
to
stock
net
issue
as
50 %
in
this
way.
the
will
company
National
be
of
as
will
be
limitation
4
follows:
as
class of capital stock
in
having an aggregate par
prior to the offering, 108,220
issued
to
and
the
will be added
utilized for its
to)
Oct.
one
proeceds
offering,
and
the
are
outstanding.
company
to
the
from
of
the
sale
deducting
the
com¬
working
capital
operations, in¬
general
acquisition
machinery
and
heavy
Mr.
and
dollars.
below
have
principal
severally
amounts
of
Hayden, Stone & Co
E.
F.
Hutton
&
$250,000
Co
250,000
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Shearson,
G.
300,000
Burnham
&
Co
200,000
250,000
H.
&
Co
200,000
250,000
A.
M.
Co.—
250,000
J.
R.
&
Co
250,000
H.
Walker
Walston
&
Hentz
&
25o|o00
Co
Co.,
Inc
250,000
Kidder & Co., Inc.
McDonnell & Co. Inc.—
1612.
p.
&'
Hammill
Co.
Co
Williston
200,000
200,000
Beane
&
company,
Hotel
of
Co.,
2131
statement
of
(&
200,000
Sub.)—Earnings—
equal
to
55
cents
share
a
on
the 985,517 shares of common
1960, it was announced by James M.
Comparative figures are not available,
also
announced
foot
square
that
ground
has
been
broken
for
a
addition
to
the
plant
of
Air-Shields,
Inc.,
at
Hatboro, Pa. The new addition, to include 28,000 square feet of manu¬
facturing space and 11,000 square feet of office and
laboratory facili¬
ties, is expected to be ready for occupancy in early 1961.
Mr.
Riddle
mately
stated
$300,000,
The
of
that
will
the
new
192,
addition,
than
more
Air-Shields
present
space.—V.
National
This
tion
double
plant
which
will
Air-Shields
Hatboro
at
cost
<
approxi¬
manufacturing
has
36,500
square
799.
p.
Dairy Products Corp.—Proposes Exchange—
corporation,
statement
shares
the
Canada,
shares
below.—V.
Bueter
with
common
the
stock,
260
the
It
is
Madison
SEC
stock
rate
of
Ave.,
Oct.
on
proposed
common
the
at
of
of
with
stock.
of
to
of
of
York,
filed
covering
this
Dominion
share
one
New
24
offer
registra¬
a
89,539
stock
shares
of
in
exchange for
Limited, of Quebec,
Dairies
National
stock
for
each
4.5
Dominion
stock.
Dominion
is
engaged in
the
purchase,
processing
and
distribution
of
fluid
milk
and
cream
and other dairy
products, as well as fruit juices and other products.
It serves the greater Montreal and
the Hull areas in the Province of
Quebec,
and
a
large
part
of
the
Province
of
Ontario,
manufacture,
Metropolitan Toronto and the
—V.
190,
National Fuel Gas
Iroquois
Gas
National
of
an
of
transfer
including
Ottawa, Hamilton and London.
of
of
has
Penn-York
Co.,
with
a
Co.—Subsidiary Acquis. Proposed—
and
Gas
issued
SEC
plant
gas
Natural
have joined
the
from
order
an
with
under
the
Gas
the
Corp.,
parent
Holding
Penn-York
to
giving interested
subsidiaries
in
the
Company
and
until
persons
filing
Act
Iroquois;
for
the
Nov.
8,
request
a hearing thereon.
plant, now owned by Penn-York and located
York, consists
of natural
gas
production
and
gas
New
facilities
subject
will
Corp.
Fuel
application
to
cities
1526,
p.
of
and
to
related
closing
its
of
assets.
It
adjustments.
Penn-York
cause
to
be
to
be
sold
to
its
and
distributed
of
the
State
transmission
sale,
remaining
National
to
the
Iroquois for $874,565,
completion
dissolved
liabilities,
192,
is
Upon
in
as
National
after
assets,
a
liquidating
404.
p.
Insurance
Co.
of
America, Holly¬
wood, Fla.—Files With SEC—
The
company on Oct.
17,
1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
at $3 per share, without
underwriting. \
proceeds are to be used to increase capital and surplus accounts.
New
This
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Proposes Offering—
with
debentures
the
due
Broad
SEC
Nov.
biddng,
toward
&
of 540
company,
statement
of
2000,
to
Nov.
on
the
time
the
for
proceeds
Newark, N. J., filed a registration
covering $20,000,000 of 40-year
21
be
outstanding
Telegraph Co., parent which
obtained
St.,
Oct.
on
1,
probably
repayment
are
offered
15.
for
public
proceeds
from
sale
will
Advances
from
the
at
com¬
be
applied
Telephone
American
expected to approximate
received.
are
Net
advances
$33,900,000
parent
are
general
corporate purposes, including property additions
and improvements. Large amounts of new
capital have been required
for construction expenditures.—V.
192, p. 900.
New
The
offering
190,
2042,
p.
Bailey
mission
of
of
July
SEC
be
on
Oct.
offered
company's Stock Purchase Plan
1
and
21,
to
Ind.,
1960,
eligible
2.—V.
191,
filed
a
covering
employees
p.
507.
made
of
on
a
Billings,
best
efforts
which
will
basis
by
receive
a
Wilson,
selling
Ehli,
com¬
and
a
life
insurance
business.
is
a
Its
said
to
be
in
dealer-recourse
dealer-recourse
subsidiary has operated at a loss amounting to $15,431 as
1960, and its recently organized life insurance subsidiary
31,
not
yet
significant
insurance operations.
The
financing is to provide additional funds
financing business conducted by
The
New
Western
Credit
Corp.
of
Billings,
which is
engaged
in
making loans in connection with and dealing in dealer-recourse com¬
mercial paper, through
the purchase of unsecured long-term promis¬
principal
for
sory
the
engaged
of
purpose
company's
notes
or
in
any
this
dealer-recourse
debentures
of
said
243,144
paid
but
of
Sept.
shares of
not
addition,
common
Mahan
II.
as
issued,
202,188
stock
issued/ on
all
shares
had
been
of
10,
Helena
1960,
as
of
Jordan
as
President.
126,672
)
j
J'
subsidiary.
prospectus lists Marlowe J. Ewy
Thomas
and
Wayne,
Co.
was organized in August
1959 and
stages of developing, through subsidiaries,
business
finance
has
be
to
&
17%.
outstanding
Fort
Underwriting Corp.—Registers Debens.
company
early
The
-
is
Demos,
finance
Rd.,
to
Western
The
corporation, of 28V2 North Main St., Helena, Mont., filed a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
25,
1960,
covering
$2,000,000
of
15-year 6%
subordinated
convertible
debentures,
due
1975,
to be offered for public sale at 100%
of
principal amount.
the
a
shares
con¬
Carson
400,000
300,000
Riddle
39,000
and
the
Mr.
Debentures
Jackson
&
he stated.
and
Magnavox Co.—Files Stock Plan—
149,184
Raval
will
400,000
&
$537,829,
in
Magic Mountain, Inc.—SEC in Chapter X Proceedings
registration
by
million
named
sales
The
is engaged
construction,
company
and
See Windemere
under
merged
and
Ashe
shares,
and
have been
cash
the
of
subsidiary (not wholly-owned), is engaged in the treat¬
ment, with preservative, by means of pressure, of
poles, posts and
timbers.—V. 192, p. 1400.
The
Co.
the
petitive
the
logging operations and in
through Hansen & Parr
Construction Co.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, is engaged in the con¬
struction
of
bridges and structures, and through MacGregor Land
and Livestock Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, is
engaged in ranching,
farming,
and
livestock
production,
and
through Pressure
Treated
Timber
several
400,000
Weeks—
stock outstanding
at Aug. 31,
Riddle, Jr., NARCO president.
at
capitalization
of the offering
authorized
BUSINESS—The
highway
trade
offices
the
of
the corporation
and
its subsidiary,
Air-Shields, Inc.,
nine months ended Aug.
31, 1960, amoutned to $6,109,889.
Net
earnings, after all charges and taxes, for the period amounted to
Offered—
offered, estimated to be $267,500 after
discounts or commissions and expenses of
to
cluding
(without
equipment.
road,
affili¬
duPont & Co.
192,
Net
for
12,003,770
capital stock
the
their
principal
as
Inc.,
garment
within
ago
respective
450,000
National Trust Life
$18,455,770 $19,027,109
Idaho.
that capital
incident
the
1,000,000
Co
Co
&
The
completion
underwriting
pany
NAFI
Co
&
Webber,
payment
$710,964
Triangle
company
company
of
have
operate
years
aggregate
National Aeronautical Corp.
1960—9 Mos.- 1959
$1,899,265
ops.
PROCEEDS—The
1960 would be
acquisitons of companies
present sales *?rce.
We
much
—V.
1960,
Toledo, O., filed a registration
I960, covering 60,497 shares of
sale
aggregate amount of 200,000
of $1,000,000.
As of Oct. 4
shares
15
$1,000,000
&
&
Goodbody
Gas
Sulphur- stock
Two directors of the company also are
partners
income
ry.
Boise,
upon
Co.,
below:'
Co.„
Stearns
Bache
officers
Hudson
the- Gulf
an Oct. 4
offering circular, J. A. Hogle & Co.,
City, Utah, publicly offered 30,000 shares of
the
with
the
C'oncord-Danan
underwriters
from
Curtis
in
accrued
"
"At
Paine,
common
the
they may be required to pay upon
of royalty and accrued royalty for
CAPITALIZATION—The
are
^
or
of
will
as
founded
now
Brothers
Hornblower
1303.
p.
for
companies
They
Division
The
—
forth
Forgan
Hallgarten
the
APPOINTMENT—The
stock
traditionally our busiest of the
aiming at sales of $4,250,000 for the full year of I960,
last
Glore,
Schwabacher
this firm's $5 par capital stock at
$10 per share.
agement.
"Since
&
Lehman
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Gregor
Salt Lake
cents per share on 429,436
shares
outstanding,
according to Robert Morris, president.
In the
same
period last year profits were 22 cents per share on only 341,000
and
192,
Mac
of
Morris
set
dividend.—V.
&
from
rev.
together
laces
new
direc¬
executives.
were
sales
purchase
is
Co.
&
operat'g
ry.
Finishing
Debentures
The
Association,
1960,
■
earnings were
to
debentures
its
approximately
pursuant
beneficial
Railway operating rev.
Railway operat'g expen.
the
,,
key figures in
tax
exchange
Sulphur
to
Stearns
Louisiana
sories.
nine-month
The
company,
811 Madison Ave.,
statement with the SEC on Oct. 20,
Net
&
Sidney Swirsky and Benjamin
sales
Danan
UNDERWRITERS
agreed
of
and
Inc.,
and
three
City.
Aibel,
as
Annual
&
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Stock Plan Filed—
$75,081
for the
same
period last year, was reported by
this
Cleveland manufacturer of giftwares, pantrywares, and serving acces¬
Unaudited
above.
any
the
as
This
with
'
be
These
value
nine
Dean.
York
Textile
a
and
Bear,
subsidiaries,
Dyeing
the
Harry Dean
Corp.—Additional Financing Details—Our Oct.
offering of $7,500,000 of this
firm's debentures. Additional
financing details follow:
Pursuant to
development
photo-copy
machine;
payment
and for general working capital.
$300,086
as
fabrics
the
uses,
New
Raval
B
processing
subsidiary from
owing
will
company
by Hudson Gas.
in¬
Corp.—Net Soars—
of
mining,
Concord
are
of knitted
Leonard
with
Commission
the
Net
Co.
to
approximately $196,000 owing to
$1,182,000 owing to Hudson Gas
such
is
manner
their
of
of
;
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization will consist of 140,000 shares of Class A and
340,000 shares of Class B stock.—V. 192, p. 995.
Kromex
Mexican
and
NAFI
Y.,
>
proceeds
its
aggregates
Veracruz.
same
deemed
are
Bear,
papers,
manufactured by
electro-photographic
accounts
N.
photocopy
source.-
PROCEEDS—Net
for
in
sensitized
silver
firms
The
under
the
by
amount
stock
directors
—V.
headquarters
with
basis
in
and
shares
market chain
merged.
Corp.
Treasurer.
industrial
class
Giving effect to the merger and to the issue of shares in
exchange
indebtedness, securities and royalties as set forth above, Gulf
Sulphur will have outstanding 16,268,212 shares of common stock
(in¬
cluding 3,364,256 shares issued on cancellation, effective as of
July 1,
1960, of all private royalty interests in the Mezquital
concessions), and
$574,110
of Accrued
Royalty
(Mexican Government).
Of
the
then
Net
engineering photo reproduction materials under its
KLONDEX.
dependent
company,
nationwide
a
and
four
for
common
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc.
on
and
textile
indebted¬
common
into
indi¬
24 issue reported the Oct. 21
the
owned
reason
common
corporation.
BUSINESS—The
new
stock
holding series P and P-X options granted pursuant
Employee Stock Option Plan.—V. 191, p. 702.
149,000 shares of class A stock of Klondex Inc. at a
price of $2 per share was made -on Oct. 28 by Schrijver
f
by
amount
shares
However,
cash
common
v
of
.
include
produced
Period End. Sept. 30—
distributes
common
of
for,
exploring
indebtedness
of
the
of
$14,387,267
5,423,893
•
transfer
plants
Francis I.
This
referred
and
Klondex Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—Public
& Co. and
of
shares
preferred
through
company,
of
shares
of
of
corporation,
company
owners
Houston,
Inc.—Appointment—
been
share
outstanding stock, Hudson
$1,524,564 $13,106,296
■
has
Co.
number
business
sulphur
on
substantially
$3,666,175 $32,823,632 $34,255,677
2,141,611
19,717,336
19,868,410
$1,285,662
ry.
ry.
—V.
the
concessions
1493.
p.
1960—Month—1959
rev.
other
feet
owned
operating
outstanding
the
Officer,
suppliers
and
space.
or
Railway
Railway
other
company proposes to pay interest to July 1,
exchange offer to debenture holders is put into
effect; (d)
to exchange 3,364,256 shares of Its common stock for all
of the
royalty interests existing with respect to the Mezquital sulphur
Kansas Gity Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
and
proposes
(a)
to exchange 1.2 shares of its common
$1.00 principal amount of debt owing on certain
obliga¬
and
its subsidiaries.
These
debts
aggregate
each
than
1960,
patents being issued the com¬
acid synthesis to beneficiation
pany for processes ranging from amino
of non-metallic minerals, the report said.—V.
If
The
the
debentures.
source
purchased substantial tonnages
construction
activities
royalties
with
2744.
p.
Mills, Inc., and Raval Lace Co.,
and
debentures.
said in
to grind barite, used in oil well drilling mud.
IMC
all
equal
an
royalty
also
accrued
of
companies.
Major
B.
Brady and certai persons affiliated with him;
(c)
to
1,500 shares
of
its
common
stock
for each
$1,000
(or
a
pro
rata number of shares for any lesser amount)
owing upon the
principal of the company's outstanding Debentures in the
aggregate
amount of $4,561,500. No one person holds in excess of
10% of these
...
Texas,
of
annual
has
three
Danan
ated
registration
exchange
Jose,
IMC
a
Lawrence
of
also exceeded supply for Ac'cent, the food flavor enhancer,
report said.
A $750,000 expansion of facilities at the
Calif., Ac'cent plant will increase production 25% when com¬
pleted next summer.
\
"
.'.'V"
•i»
filed
Sulphur
for
more
sources.
IMC
San
Texas,
merger
outstanding
in
royalties
and
Demand
the
The
Concord
Stearns & Co., approximately
Oil Corp., Hudson Engineering
Corp. and Constructora Tropical, S.A.
("Hudson Group"), $559,000 owing to Delaware
Exploration^ Corp. and
$100,000 owing to Pan American Exploration Co. de
Mexico, S.A.; (b)
to exchange 1.5 shares of its common stock
for each $1.00 owing
by
the company's subsidiary, Compania de Azufre
Veracruz, S.A. ("Vera¬
cruz"), to approximately 20 persons on accruals to
July 1, 1960 of
with
sales
world's largest known
ahead
ran
corporation
debentures,
Bear,
$112,$3 per
high-grade agricultural potash."
Potash
Houston,
notification
Corp.—Mergers—
Vice-President
21 covering 13,500,000 shares of com¬
prospectus, these shares are being offered
the
approximately $2,037,000
phosphate
potash, our principal profit makers," Mr. Ware said, "and our
indicate the need for increased
production capacity.
and
of
achieved
bolstered the
company's
in the continuation of
Oct,
on
cooperatives
of
eight and 10-year sub¬
denominations of $100
in
Three textile firms and Mohican
Corp., an old line food
70 years ago
by Frank Munsey, have
8.
p.
member
letter
a
seven,
par
organization will continue the name
Mohican
tion of Samuel Carson as Chief
Executive
Lace
192,
filed
established
in
exchange for rovalty interests outstanding against
of a wholly-owned subsidiary of the com¬
convert
concessions.
important current project," T. M. Ware,
have
year
publicly
properties
common.
tions
the report.
"We
Mohican
800,000 shares
shares
to
working capital.—V. 188,
outstanding
wholly-owned sub¬
into
stock
Largest expenditure listed in the report was $6.1' million supplied to
IMC's Canadian subsidiary toward the
completion of a new potash mine
and refinery near
Esterhazy, Saskatchewan.
This is the corporation's
"most
the
common
thereof
com¬
a
marketing sulphur.
earnings improvement.
l4-&
the basis of
225,000
income
exchange for
and
satisfaction
of
certain
the company and one or more of its
of
each
engaged
1960
$7,481,000, or
outstanding, compared
share last year.
gain in earnings on
June
in
including
be
convert
per
21%
a
Net
&
shares
common
Building,
SEC
in
sulphur
common
com¬
$2.26
April
will
pre¬
on
report.
report lists record sales of $123,870,000,
560,000, the previous peak.
Net earnings were
$6,189,000,
issued
1,025,000 shares of
year.
The
registration statement was filed by Latino Sulphur
Corp.,
a
subsidiary of Gulf Sulphur Corp. Gulf Sulphur is to be merged into
Latino Sulphur,
its wholly-owned subsidiary, the name of which will
be changed to Gulf
Sulphur Corp.
The only effect of such
earn¬
on
earnings
issued
The
share
the
According to
obligations
Chicago-based corporation spent nearly $12 million for
plant
additions, expansion and improvements in fiscal 1959-60,
according to
annual
Jacinto
with
and
pany
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Ann.
Report
51st
the
share on
a
Lafayette
the
on
of
Corp.—Merged—
company
certain
This
company's
close
1960.
San
stock.
Gulf
the
equal to 39 cents
share
a
the
at
1960
members, and insurance companies. No
underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used to
purchase treasury stocks and for
The
profit after all charges and
$310,027 the previous year.
The
with
cents
55
Riegel Paper Corp., below.—V.
Latino,
mon
498.
p.
compared
were
Net
tinue
statement
It
months
equal
or
175,000
offering.—V.
nine
3% below the
shares of common
2,025,400
of
com¬
vidual
1960
30,
Mr.
facilities,
approximately
deduction
the
June
earlier.
year
multiples
Shields
the
for
$4,849,000,
the
over
ferred
$18,128,306,
or
17,
$250,000 of 5%, five,
debentures, to be offered at
ness.
sales
$68,198,000,
since
Oct.
on
covering
Latino Sulphur Corp.—Registers
Exchange Stock—
Corp.—Earnings—
corporation
1960
stockholders
SEC
ordinated
corporation
sidiaries
ended
a
outstanding
was
ended
year
is equal to
Lassiter
to
business."
outlet
the
outstanding.
See
presently confined to states west of the
Mississippi River.
Formerly known as Ludlow-Townley Co., the issuer now has
out¬
standing. 00,000 shares of common stock, held
by Roy S. Ludlow, presi¬
dent, and his wife.
Inland
'ation
the
President
strength, permitting greater latitude
expansion program.
A number of important new steps in this pro¬
have already been taken, he said. These steps include the
estab¬
lishment
of
new
mail
order
facilities in
Syosset, Long Island,
the
addition of a new over-the-counter outlet in
Paramus, N. J., the accel¬
erated development of new lines of
Lafayette electronic equipment and
the establishment of a new
distributorship program.—V. 191, p. 1435.
anticipation of further expendi¬
increased working capital require¬
company
to
report
by
Cooperatives, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
gram
"in
company
announced
its
The
and
are
annual
financial
company was organized in
February 1957 and is engaged in
manufacturing and wholesaling of products and services in the
fiber¬
glass business, including
particularly fiberglass boats known as HydroSwift and Skyliner.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will
be
funds
results
first
Mr. Pletman said the public sale of stock had
stock, to be offered for public sale at
$5 per share.
offering is to be made on a best efforts basis
by underwriters
headed by Wnitney &
Co., for which it will receive a
selling commission
of 75c per share.
Whitney & Co. also will receive a five year
option to
purchase 4,900 shares at the offering
price, pro-rated as to stock sold.
W.
Weeks Wirthlin,
a
director and
vice-president, will be paid 5%
prorated as to stock sold, one-half in cash and
one-half in common
stock.
■••...• i,■
plant
These
company's
$565,655,
late March,
The
for
1959.
the
for
stock
mon
common
general
fiscal
in
income
net
1.
purposes.
corporation, 1750 South Eighth West, Salt Lake
City, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
20, 1960 covering 70,000
the
in
sales
earlier
tures
for
pared with $14,331,842
to
Ilydroswift Corp.—Proposes
Offering—
of
Midland
the fiscal year ended June 30,
1960, far ex¬
results of the company's 40-year
history. Salesearnings were up 82% over the previous record highs
while
Pletman
with
cents)
This
shares
earnings
best previous
becoming public in March, 1960.
notification
(par
share, through Osborne. Clark &
offering is expected about Nov.
per
the
reached
Files
—
With
n
and
ceeded
597.
p.
7
Board
The
shares
of
Chairman
had
company
common
stock
<|
*
its
preferred
stock,
including
shares
fully
purchased for cash at $2.50 per share.
In
of
preferred
sold
as
installment subscription
stock
of- said
and
date,
under -which
101,094
but
the
had
shares
not
corporation
of
been
had
ill
I
8
then
of
5,406
had
stock
common
on
account
on.
securities,
foregoing
account of purchase of preferred Shares
of purchase of common shares;
Of the
shares of preferred stock and. 7,703 shares
been sold to directors, incorporators and ad¬
$211,265.66
received
$105,632.83
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1712)
board members with $1,372.50 of the aggregate subscription
of securities sold to such persons remaining to be paid under
Installment
subscriptions.
Although the
corporation's management
considers the outstanding
installment subscription to be legally- en¬
visory
.
price
any attempted .enforcement
unwarranted, the prospeotus
that the unpaid portions
of subscription prices will be received. If received, any such payments
will be subject to deduction of additional underwriting commissions
In, the maximum amount of $110,326.65,
Options have been and are proposed to be granted the company's
Officers, directors and incorporators, members of its advisory board
arid
other persons,, covering, a max.imum of 272,000
shares at an
in
forceable
thereof
with
accordance
as
may,
There
states.
their
practical
a
consequently
of $2.85 per share.
option exercise price
Co.—Earnings—-
*New York Telephone
$-
Operating
Operating
Federal
•
'
88,025,279
revenues
54,324,466
expenses.
income
10,549,000
taxes.,'
taxes-
10,641,460
operating incaime
12,510,353
Other, operating
•
1960—9<MoS,—1959
$
••$•"•
•
-.v..
$
84,735,110 789,025,095 748,420,446
55,221,352 481,976,817 468,447,719
9,021,000
97,065,000 :89,896,000
9,959,951
95,805,313
86,970,715
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Sept. 30—
that legislation
enacted in September permits cement companies to
elect by Nov. 15 to settle income tax liability through 1960 without
litigation by figuring percentage depletion on the kiln-feed, basis used
by Penn-Dixie- in the years prior to 19.56. >
„
"
If settlement were effected on the basis of kiln-feed, third quarter
and
compared
net
ferrous alloys. Delivery is scheduled for 19J2.—V. 191, p. 600.
earnings per capital share
with $1.17 for 1959,
1960
against $?.26
1959.—V.
in
would be reduced to 95 cents in 1960,
and, for the nine months, to $1.77 in
192, p. 308.
Pacific Clay Products—New Highs—
be
assurance
no
Monday, October 31, I960
.
.
quieter than competitive piston engines. When the boat is not
way the engine sounds like, a fan. Underway the sound is completely
covered by the water rushing against the hull.
The turbine is designed for long life at full power and for all around
performance at a complete range of speeds.
More than half of the
turbine is made of aluminum ahoy and crie oalarioe of other nonferrous
terms,
matter,
is
Under¬
.
For
the
first nine
highs
Acquisition—
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc.—Proposes
months, of
1960, Pacific Clay Products recorded
earnings which increased 20% over the
President John Fredericks -announced
Oxford, Pa., and John R, Ware,; 3d., an
joined in the filing of a proposal with the SEC for
on
Oct. 19 in an interim report to shareholders.,
the purchase by Penn Fuel of the stocl? of a newlyrorganized company,
Sales for. the nine months .ended Sept. 30, 1960, totaled, $10,412,749
Avis Gas Co.; and the Commission has issued an order under the
compared wjth. $8,648,941 for. the same .period last year.
..
Holding Company A<?t giving interested persons until Nov. 15, 1960,
Earnings amounted to $1,323,390 or $2,02 per share, based on the ... to request a hearing thereon.
656,446 common shares outstanding at Sept. 30,
Avis
is being organized to serve natural
1960.
For the like
gas in the Borough of
period of 1959, earnings were $1,107,063.or $1.72,. per. share .based:
Avis, Pa. • Its service area will be adjacent to the service area of
ori 645,446 common shares then outstanding;. The, report, stated; that
Jersey Shore.Gas & Heating Co., which is 100%
owned by Ware,
earnings are computed on a, depletion allowance, basis; comparable \ and
about
four
rriiles from the
service area of Lock Haven Gas
with prior periods."
"
'■
" "
CO.,
a
subsidiary
of Penn Fuel.
Avis' capitalization will "consist
Mr., "Fredericks stated .that demand continued
strong for Pacific -j initially of 200 shares of $100 par Capital stock, which is to oe issued
Clay's products in the 1960 third quarter.
Public, construction, and •
at par to Ware and four other officers of Penn Fuel as organizers,
sanitation projects were, maintained, at a steady high level.
of Avis.
Penn Fuel will purchase the 200 shares from such persons
For the
balance "of'the year
the/company'"looks forward to a continuation * at the same price. Avis will use the proceeds of the stock sale,
of the trend established in the first three-quarters .of the year which r.
together with funds to be advanced by Penn Fuel, to construct the
will make I960 a record year, he said.
• % ;
; v
1..* necessary transmission and distribution facilities to obtain a natural
The
report stated that • in the period under. review,, Pacific Clay
gas supply from
the Leidy Line of; Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
strengthened its citrified clay pipe operations in Southern California
Co.,
a
non-affiliate; and: it will distribute such gas to about 115
with the consolidation of its Corona, plant- into the Santa Fe; Springs
customers
in
the
Borough of Avis "and environs, including Jersey
plant, 40 miles away, the largest vitrified clay sewer pipe plant in
Shore Steel Co.
The cost of the facilities to be constructed is esti¬
the nation.
The unification of production facilities in the Southern
mated at $205,500.—V. 191, p. 1325.
California
area
not
only will materially aid over-all efficiency and
new
three
in both
of
sales
and
last
quarters
year,
Penn
Fuel
affiliate,
Inc.,
Gas,
have
.
,
.
Net
Net
after
—V.
charges
192,
1401
pp.
10,532,807 114,177,965 103,106,012
9,103,684
96,652,137
88,533,729
10,697,389
1304.
—
ind
;Northern Natural Gas Co.—Proposes Offering—
-
This company, of 2223 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb., filed a registration
Statement with the SEC covering $20,000,000 of sinking fund deben¬
enable
tures
Calif.,
due
through underwriters
lieoHed hv
& Co., Inc. The
rate,, public offering price
find underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Net proceeds
c.: uie
caxe
oi
uie
aeoentures
will be applied toward the cost of the
Company's 1260 construction program, the repayment of bank loans
Incurred: therefor, and the purchase of securities of subsidiary com¬
panies for
their property
additions
and acquisitions.
Construction
expenditures by. the company and its subsidiaries in 1960 are estimated
at $61,000,000.—V. 192, p. 1304.
'
i
1980,
offered
be
to
tor
sale
public
interest
the company to effect further, economies but increase over-all
capacity.
Pacific Clay is continuing modernization of its Stocktoh,
vitrified clay pipe plant, the report said—V. 190, p. 1631.
4'
This
South
15
company,
Fifth
Minneapolis, Minn., filed a
Oct, 27 covering $35,000,000
1, 1990, to be offered for
Net proceeds from the sale of
Street,
registration statement with, the SEC
©f, first
mortgage bonds, series due
sale at competitive bidding.
on
Supply Co.—Additional Financing
issue reported the offering on
Oct. 20 of $25,000,000 of this firm's 5% series A Sinking
fund debentures, due 1980. Additional financing details
Our
—
Oct.
follow:'>"
The
.■:/-■./
■
named
underwriters
'
'
Amount
Dec.
Harriman
J.
with
Paine,
the
JPublic
the
be
to-
the
payment
of
the
presently
out¬
acquisition of the Minnesota properties of Mississippi Valley
Co.; $9,000,000 in September 1960 to provide part of
consideration
Power
for the Minnesota properties
of Northern
the balance $25,333,800, were issued in 1960
and
finance
company's
$46
paid
Co.;
temporarily
The
applied: to
the
company's
1960
construction
expenditures during 1960 are
construction
million.—V.
192,
p.
program.
estimated
212.
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
Hornblower
Weeks—
C.
& Co.
Securities
Oct.
12
Inc.
duPont &
E.
F.
S.
Moseley
Shearson,
Co^
E.
F.
—V.
192,
1960,
which
on
The
12,
the
first
eight months the company transacted
31, 1960, the company had total sales
$19,627.86 was shipped subsequent to Aug. 31,
1960 to Aug.
of which
net loss
a
was
sustained
of $46,676.33.
manufactures
plastic
products,
including
plastic
transparent plastic containers, for the packaging
It also manufactures plastic, products such
as
flower
pots,
trays, and throw-away dishes,
andi can manufacture
numerous other, plastic products
by the. vacuum forming method,
company
blisters,
of
which
other
are
products,
•
PROCEEDS—
manufacturing purposes
Repayment of bank loan_____________
Addition to
$5,000
machinery
10,000
j
^
...
Total.'
2,500
40,000
___
6,000
:
:
For added capital for increase in administrative,
sales expense
labor and
20,833
______
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
$84,333
.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
-
Common stock ($1 par)^_
—V. 192, p. 800.
:
\
•
Expense reimbursemnt to underwriter—
Printing; registration fees, etc
To purchase of raw materials for addition to inventory for
Outstanding
-
200,000
200,000
-
-
165 Broadway Bldg., Inc.—-Files Application—
This firm filed an application on Oct. 20,
1960, under the Trust
Indenture Act for, qualification of a. trust indenture pursuant to which
$1,113,900 of 3%-5% general mortgage bonds due May 1, 1970, are to
be issued; The bonds are to. be issued to existing
security holders, solely
In
exchange for, existing general mortgage bonds. The proposed ex¬
change is pursuant to a plan of. reorganization approved by
the
Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County, on April 5,
I960, as modified by further, order of April 20, I960.—V. 187, p.
The
United
filed
has contracted
a
for
purchase from this Cor¬
poration, of Waukegan, III., the, first outboard gas turbine engine ever
built for.- small craft.
These will be low cost, lightweight, 125 horse¬
power units developed by Outboard; Marine in association with Williams
Research Corp., Birmingham, Mich., a turbine
development organiza¬
tion.
"
•
units are the first small turbines available for general
employ a heat exchange principle by which normally wasted
exhaust
of
waste
heat
the
quired
the
of
speed' is
is
reintroduced
fuel.
and
disposal
*
-
Schwabacher
Corp.
Co.
&
William R.
1,100,000
1,100,000
1,100,000
Co.—
&
1,100,000
In
into the engine to provide more efficient
the engine is partially powered by its own
temperature is lowered to a point where the
effect,
exhaust
the
above
exhaust
40,000
propeller
is
rpm
only a minor problem. While the turbine
the drive unit gears it down to the re¬
500,000
_
Inc.
Co..
&
Staats &
Co.
-■
Co.,
200,000
Julien Collins
This
&
filed
200,000
200; ooo
common
200,000
repprdr dat,e, is
200,000
involved.
J
1652.
200,000
200,000
to. tne
200,000
shares,
200;000
Gardner-
not
developmental.
000,000
in
turbine
Outboard
development
Reasons for interest in
because it burns
diesel
oil
or
a
even
Marine
in
the
has
last
invested
five
upwards of
$1,-
power
The
this
type power plant are several fold. First,
range of fuels including gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel,
home
at. $1
per
share
of one new
$1
holders
by
share
public
stock,
sale
by
the
The
arid
per
certain
have
stockholders
(including
their opportunity to
:
.
Inc.,
on
and Penn-Akron Corp., Woodside, N. Y„ an¬
19 that Eagle Lock Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary
Corp., has- purchased the" business of Eagle Lock &/
wholly-owned subsidiary of Bowser, Inc.
The purchase
Chicago,
Oct.
Penn-Akron
of
Screw
Co.,
a
all cash transaction,
was. an'
plus an unannounced' number oi shares of
Penn-Akron stock.
Both
:
:
V
.
Eagle Lock Corp, and Eagle Lock & Screw Co.,
are
primarily
engaged
the
in
*
:
manufacture
balance
addition
In
for
working capital.
certain
to
the
indebtedness,
has
company
217,902 shares of common stock, of which Mr, Perrish
shares,
Albert Perrish,
a
director, 16,00.1 shares, and
officials as a group 69,067 shares.—V. 190, p. 1838.
Portland
to
replace¬
of
picture tubes, special purpose tubes and high vacuum
Of the net proceeds from the stock, $125,000 will be used
current liabilities, $15,o0O for needed capital expenditures,
the
and
Offered—Pursuant
Association—Bonds
Turf
outstanding
owns 36,466
management
Sept. 14 offering circular, as amended Oct. 14, Auld
a
& Co., Inc., 1026 N. E. Multnomah, Portland, Ore., com¬
menced the public offering of $300,000 of this firm's
10%
bonds, due Aug. 1, 1970. The
co-underwriter, General Investing Corp., 55 Broadway,
New York City,, expected to join in the offering in
early November.
first mortgage registered
BUSINESS—Portland
under
the laws
is the
owner
and
of
and
surrounding
Association
Turf
is
corporation
a
organized
the State of Oregon on May 14, 1951. The company
proprietor of Portland Meadows, a horse racing track
grounds
situated
in
the
northern
part
of
Portland,
Oregon.
Iby a first mortgage upon land and
track. The. company has. operated at a
deficit, as at April 30, 1960, of $213,103.41.
The company has not demonstrated an earning power sufficient to pay
the annual interest of $30,000 upon the bonds being offered; however,
a
source
of funds exists with which the interest upon th6 bonds can
be discharged; No sinking fund to discharge, the first, mortgage bonds
has been provided. The company is given a grace period of 90 days
before'either the Trustee or the bond holders may instigate any action
based upon the default of the company in the obligation under the
trust indenture. As of April 30, 1960, the current assets of the com¬
The
bonds
buildings
offered
constituting
secured
are
race
a
loss, and has accumulated
pany
were
$41,156.83
a
the
and
liabilities
current
$434,713.64.
were
PROCEEDS—The principal purposes of this issue are to discharge the
balance
due
the
the property covered
by
the trust indenture
First National Bank of
Oregon, which will require approximately $45,000, to purchase the
Fazio tract which the company holds under an advantageous option
acquired; in 1949, involving $83,160, and to the payment of certain
iinprovement made to the track and to the buildings. All proceeds
from the sale of the bonds will
be placed, in escrow with Security
of Oregon, Inc., an Oregon corporation, possessing general trust powers
and an affiliate of Security B^nk of Oregon, both institutions being
located, in. Portland, Oreg., until sufficient funds to accomplish these
shall have been obtained.
located in
on
first mortgage
and held by The
existing
CAPITALIZATION
Terryville, Conn.
Robert J. C. Damon,
E.
Chairman of Bowser's Executive Committee,
GIVING
EFFECT
President of PenncAkron, said "negotiations were orig¬
nearly six months ago." The officials said, the transaction was
designed "to enable Bowser to devote; full attention to its major prod¬
ucts" and Penn-Akron "to integrate many of its operations with Eagle."
Richard Ebe,
total
Bowser's
Eagle,
one
gross
the
of
approximate $35 million a year and
oldest lock companies, has had average
approximately $4,800,000.
revenues
nation's
turbine's
TO
on
PRESENT
FINANCING
is,
pounds
of
fuel
consumed
horsepower per hour,
its com¬
pact design and use of lightweight metals will give it a
weight of
about two pounds per
horsepower for the complete power plant in¬
cluding the drive unit.
■
■
*
The
turbines
will
be
equipped
per
with
Cement Corp.—Net, Sales Off—
third
In
quarter
of
the
over-water;
exhaust,
and
are
$2,74
a
$17,511,105,
were
versus
$19,017,631
in
the comparable
1959,
first
or
share
-
a
of
dividends
common
have
months
of
1960
Penn-Dixie's
net
profit
totaled
$2.17 a capital share, compared with. $7,652,997, or
in the first three quarters of
1959.
Net sales were
finished-product basis.
;
"
been
stock
paid
—
are
4,000
—
3,291
fully paid and non-assessable and
of common stock.—V. 192,
holders
to
600.
Premier Microwave
Pursuant to
an
*
Ip his quarterly, report to shareholders, B. W. Druckenmiller, BennPresident, discussed further developments affecting percentage,
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Oct. 25 prospectus, Van Alstyne,
Noel &
Go., 40 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y., publicly offered
100,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at
$6 per share.
BUSINESS—The
nine
$37,485,066 and $40,392,490,. respectively.
These results reflect pro¬
vision for Federal income taxes with percentage depletion computed
on
sharps
The
"
corporation reports net profit for the
three months ended
Sept. 30, 1960 of $3,237,705, equal to $1.16
a
share on 2,788,181
capital shares outstanding at the end of the period.
This compares
with net profit in the similar period of 1959 of $3,968,264, or-$1.42 a
capital share on the same number of shares.
Net sales for the 1960
period
Inc
,
no
Outst'g
$44,461
344,361
300,000
—
,
p.
Penn-Dixie
Authorized
'
Mortgage loan, 4%
due 4/15/61
Notes payable—Western Racing,
Bonds, 10%
due 8/1/70
Capital:
Common stock ($100 par).
The
$6,047,893,
fuel
Debt:
and
inated,
The
Laurence
M.
Perrish,
acquire such stock to
waived
is
company
retire
to
held.
each
television
switches.
company
outstanding
of
for
amendment.
No underwriting is
Woike,
of
Beverly Hills,
Calif.,
has. agreed to
share,, those shares not subscribed for. According
by
prospectus, he has agreed to acquire a minimum of 80,000 such
ment
Penn-Akron Corp.—Subsidiary Acquires—
range.
consumption will compare with the best auto¬
mobile engine performance on the
basis of specific fuel consumption;
■
at
supplied
to^be
Richard
President),
.
years.
furnace oil. Second, because it is a
light,
easily-serviceable, easily-changed unit. Third, it is a quiet and vibra¬
tion-free
engine with good performance and reliability throughout
that
Corp.—Rights Offering—
basis
stock
purchase,
CoV.'Inc.—i
Irving Lundborg- &r- Go.".
Newhard, Cook & Co,__
&
subscription
on
the
stpek. for
The"
its
217,902
200,000
Illinois
423.
p.
of 2235 South Carmelina Avenue, Los Angeles,
statement with the SEC, on Oct 26" covering
shares of common stock.
The company proposes to offer this
Co.—
Reinholdt
1,100,000
600,000
186,
registration
Weedoh; & Co.
The
&
above.—V.
Inc.,
A.,
corporation,
a
Skaggs & Co,„_
Dempsey-Tegeler fc Co..
Elworthy & Co.ilii;^!.—
Crowell,
Davis,
S.
•
&
Ino.__„—
Limited U.
Drewrys
; Pioneer Electronics
500,000
L_--
Sullivan
See
500,000
500,000
annual sales for the past five years of
speed.
Navy's need for this type power plant was coincidental With
Its development by Outboard Marine and
Williams Research Corp. The
Navy's contract with Outboard Marine is of an incentive nature and
Is
.
Pepsi,-Coia Mokan Bottlers, Inc.—Acquired—
"
power
to
use
-
•
Securities
will
'
The
use
•
v
.
nounced
to
500,000
Denton,
and; 50,000 shares, being
outstanding
by the present holders therof.
L. F, Rothschild
&
Co.
is
listed
as
the
principal underwriters.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied bv amendment.
The company and its subsidiaries produce metal filters for fluids,
chemicals
and
gases.
It also produces porous
plastic filters and
other
materials
capable
of
meeting
comparable
requirements.
Its
products are used primarily in the aircraft,, missile, atomic energy,
chemical,
petrochemical;
pharmaceutical,
electronic,
distilling
and,'
metallurgical industries.
The
company's subsidiary, Fibrous Glass
Products, Inc., is in the business of! molding fibrous glass Insulation
for use hi marine,
appliance, construction, electronic and packaging
industries.
This' subsidiary proposes to enter into the manufacture
of
glass fibers and, "the production of finished: products therefrom,
in
a
new
plant to be constructed.
Of the net, proceeds frpm the
company's sale of additional stock, $50,000" wilTbe applied, to planned
expansion of the company's existing plant to perform manufacturing
operations which are now being subcontracted.
The balance of such
proceeds will be temporarily added to working capital and applied to
the company's proposed entry into, fibre glass manufacture.
If such
plans for fibre glass manufacture are. not carried out, that part of
the: proceeds
will
be invested in short-term government securities
or
interest*bearing deposits; ;
In addition to certain indebtedness, the. company has outstanding
188,078 shares of class A stock and 293,100 shares of class B stock
Of
the
latter, David. B; Pall, President and Board: Chairman, and
Canmount Investment Corp., of Montreal, Canada, own 133,696 shares
(45.6% ) each; Mr. Pall and Abraham Krasnoff,
as
voting trustees,
hold 1272,000 shares
(93.1%); and managemen- officials as a group
own
159,404 shares (54.4% ).
Of the class A shares, Madison Fund,
Inc.,
of Wilmington,
Dela.,
Owns
30,000
shares and proposes
to,
sell all of. such holdings.
Mr, Pall; and Canmont Investment Gorp.
propose to sell
10,000 class A shares eaoh which they will obtain
by converting a like number of their class B
shares into class- A
shares.
After completion of this financingj Mr.
Pall and Canmont
Investment Corp.
will each own 123,696 shares (45.6% ) Of class B
stock.—V. 192, p. 116.
1316.
Corp*-;—Navy Contract-—
States Navy
Co.
& Co.—
p.
Bowser,
Outboard Marine.
&
corporation, 30 Sea Cliff Avenue, Glen Cove, L. I., New York,
registration statement with; the SEC
on
Oct. 27 covering
shares of
class A stock,
of which 30,000. shares are to be
offered
$37,687.37,
;
Co.,
Co..:—
of the sale of debentures together with other available
be applied to the company's current construction prograiri,
repayment of all short-term indebtedness to banks incurred
for
interim financing of such
program.
The cost of the program,
which is
scheduled for completion by October 1961, is estimated at
$4,095,000, of which $390,000 had been expended prior to Aug. 31,
1960, and $2,000,000 is expected to have been expended by the end
of the current fiscal year.—V.. 192, p. 1199.
;
proceeds
funds
including
Pall Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
80,000
BUSINESS-—For-
Net
J
immediately provide such minimum.
Moines 9, Iowa,
of
&
Bros.
McDonnell
Co..
Hammill
Hutton
firm's $1 par common stock at $1 per share.
business, Jan.
^
500,000
Childs
1,100,000
& Co...I 1,100,000
Hutton
This
APPOINTMENT—The Transfer Agent and Registrar: Central National
Bank & Trust. Co. of Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa.
■
$500,000
Barth
Bosworth,
—
Noyes &
an
offering, circular, p. G. Dickinson & Co., Des
publicly offered 200,000 shares of this
:
"
W.
Nupak Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
&
"Inc.
Burns
1,500,000
-
Corp.
A.'G. Becker & Co.
Hemphill,
The corporation; has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1960, through
operation of the sinking fund; $192,000 of its 4%. convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due Dec. lr 1975 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Security First National Bank,
124
Wi Fourth St., Lo& Angeles: 13, Calif,
or
at The Chase Manhattan
Bank, 40 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 2748.
Baird
1,500,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.. 1,100,000
American
W.
1,500,000
_
Francis I.
Northrop Corp.—'Partial Redemption—
'
1,500,000
Jackson
—
Witter
Dean
A.
&
Webber,
Curtis
&
Service
States
at
will
;.
Amount
standing $35,863,800 principal' amount of its promissory notes evi¬
dencing short-term bank loans, of. which $1,500,000 were issued in
January 1960 to provide part of the funds required ifi connection
bonds
,'V
-
Robert
thp
■■';..
•
below
severally have
commitment, subject to certain conditions precedent, to
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of tne
series A debentures set opposite their names.
.
.
,
.
^
—
rate,
by
firm
a
through underwriters headed by Coffin & Burr, Inc. The interest
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendment.
The
company
is engaged primarily in the manufacture of wood
pulp, which it sells under the trade name "Penobscot" directly to
users
of
wood
pulp, nearly all of whom are paper manufacturers.
sale
i
24
Blyth & Co., Inc
$2,600,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__ 1,500,000
public
company,
j
nated
Pacific Lighting Gas
Details
made
Offering—
of 211 Congress St., Boston, on Oct. 24 filed a
statement with the SEC covering $3,250,000 of subordi¬
debentures
(convertible) due 1980, to be
offered for. public
.This
registration
UNDERWRITERS
Northern States Power Co.—Bond
Chemiqai Fibre Co.—Proposes Offering—
Penobscot
'
company
was
State of New York under the
on
Dec.
Corp.
New
16,
on
York
1940,
Aug.
and
its
incorporated
name
name
under
Premier Tool
was
25, 1960.
Portchester
corporation, was organized
and
the laws of the
Instrument Corp.,
changed to Premier Microwave.
Instrument Corp., an affiliated
on Oct. 16, 1951.
On May 31,.
acquired all of the outstanding capital stock of Port¬
chester, which is now operated as a wholly-owned, subsidiary.
The company is engaged in the design, development and production
1960,
Premier
Dixie
depletion
and
its
bearing
on
Federal income
taxes.
He pointed out
Continued
on page
48
Volume
192
Number 5999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Commonwealth
Dividend
announcements are grouped
In the iirst we
indicate all
tables.
in
the
nounced
during the
two
table
Name of
A.
M.
P.,
Admiral
Air
(N.
Brass
^
(stock
(quarjl
6%
2nd
preferred
4%
preferred
common
Alsco,
Cement
Inc.,
Class
B
*
Amalgamated
~
American
Stock
Electric
Co.
Securities
American
Stock
Hardware
B
12-22
Cosmos Imperial
$1
12-
1
to
County Trust (Md.)
11-16
15c
12-10
12-10
11-15
;
-
10-19
to
:v
approval
1
12-10
11-10
Deere
&
of
2'A %
1-10
12-
12-23
12-
$4
Potash
&
Chemical,
preferred
(quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American
Smelting
American-South
&
12-23
12-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Tobacco
Anderson
Electric,
Class
Co.
common
4.65%
Class
Water
common
dividend
Associated
5.25%
on
preferred
$5
preferred
&
__L_——---r
(Md.)
7%
Co.,
preferred
Inc.
Co.
Steel
common
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
1-16*'" 12-15
12-16
11-25
$8
;ll-30
12-
2
10-31
11-
1
11-30
11-
1
11-25
11-
4
11-25
1-13
11-
4
7
10-
12-
1
6
12-15
&
2
1-
2
1
1
12-27
12-
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Valley
Aluminum
Brass
6
11-
7
1-
3
12-
2
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
11-21
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12-
25c
Borden
12-15
12-
6c
(quar.)—
Corp. of Nortn America—
Bowater
5%
preferred
5%s%
11-20
10-31
12-
11-
Paper
American
J 62'Ac
J58%c
Ltd.—
receipts ordinary-
Water
Co.
1
South
Edison,
5.60%
preferred
6.40%
1-
1
1
1212-
9
1
(quar.)—
Telepncme
California Pacific Utilities—
—
Ujuar.)——
Interstate
California
9
12-
Federal
Canada
$4.25
1
9-13
11-
70c
12-
1
preferred
5%
Utilities,
12-
1
preferred
Carborundum
Carrier
4'A%
(quar.)—
$1.37 y2
12-
30c
t25c
30c
87 (4 c
$1
$1.05
$1.12(4
35c
10c
1
12-21
11-
7
11-15
11-28
11-
12-
11-
12-
1
1
4
Co.
Corp.,
common
preferred
11-
1
11-
1
11-
12-1
at
(quar.)
12-
1212-
1
5
Inc.
Corp.
1
1111-
Motor
Franklin
12-
1
12-15
12-
25c
$1.06'A
12-
1
1-
1
1-
1
11-10
12-
5
12-
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
1212-
9
1
11-18
11-15
56 (Ac
11-30
11-15
60c
11-30
11-15
12 (4 c
1
—
4(4%
—
Chilton
-—
preferred (quar.)——
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Semi-annual
-
5%'preferred
Gold
Commercial
Credit
Co.
Commercial
Metals
Co.
12-16
11-15
Extra
1
1
M
M.
20c
11-30
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
$$1.25
12-15
11-
11-15
11-
1
(H.
(W,
Advertising
Co.
of
11-10
11-
1
class
11-15
12-12
11-23
50
12-12
A
12-21
11-10
12-
(monthly)___
9
Class
in
and
A'stock)
class
1-10
12-27
12'Ac
11-15
(Increased
37y2c
30c
12-19
1-1
12-
1-16
12-31
Ltd.
(quar.)_
—:__
$40c
.
75c
—-
(increased
Mutual
Hackensack
Hamilton
Fund,
52c
1
12-
1
11-14
12-14
11-
4
11-21
5%
12-
6
$1.25' '*12- 1
9
11-10
11-15
(quar.)_
12-
(quar.)
25C
12-10
11-10
1
Water
&
12-
9
11-25
12-
9
11-25
12-
9
11-30
Inc.
(year-end
income
plus
realized
preferred
'
6%
3.90%
Haveg
(quar.)
(quar.)____^—
,
1
12-
$22'/2c
$$1.25
common
12-
(50c
v
common
Refractories
1
2-15
1st
pref.__
12-15
12-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-10
12-
9
11-30
$35c
11-15
11-
1
10c
u'enn.)
,
12-1
11-10
15c
(quar.)
12^10
11-
4
•
Vf
10-31
9-
30
10-31
9-30
5c
__L_
dividend)
10-31
9-30
2%
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
20c
Co.
(Boston)
12-
20c
-
11-15
1
11-15
11-
8
35c
1-
9
11-30
12-
9
11-30
25c
12-
9
11-25
10c
—
(quar.)
11-15
10-28
11-30
11-16
10c
.
class A___
$16c
11-
1
10-15
$31'Ac
11-
1
10-15
$25c
(quar.)
11-
1
___'
10-15
$50c
&
Poweu
11-1
10-25
$iac
(quar.j
12-15
11-19
12-15
11-19
5
11-15
5
11-15
5%
11-21
(stock dividend)
(F.
3-20
12-10
11-16
2%
62'Ac
2-
11-16
1
1-13
11-10
10-20
62JAc
11-30
11-15
$$1.12'A
12-
11-11
$$1.37'A
12-
1
11-11.
25c
1-
1
12-
40c
12-21
12-
25c
12-21
12-
9
37'Ac
12-15
12-
1
$1
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
Shares__.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)-^
(quar.).
Publishing
Robbins,
&
*
(quar.)____
—
Inc.
(quar.
Company,
com.
(extra)
1
9
9
split subj. to approval of stock¬
at
special
a
meeting)
<quar.)_
Frank
Co.
.
—_L
$1.75
(quar,)
National
Bank
Water
Tube
Co.
Abrasive
11-30
12-16
12-
2
)oc
11-15
11-
4
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Co.
12-15
25c
;
50c
12-30
12-20
5uc
11-
1
10-24
11-
1
*quar.j___
(quar./
$1.50
Midwest
12-20
3c
$2.50
Co,
Portland Cement
Mid-West
4
4-6
35c
(quar.)
1
Petroleum
&
preferred
&
11-
5c
common
;__
(quar.)
A
10-24
25c
(quar.)_.
12-
1
11-15
15c
^
11-20
25c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
1-
3
12-15
11-
1
10-20
11-30
11-18
11-
5
Packaging Materials—
(increased
quar.)./.
Rhoads, Inc.
&
(quar.)'
7'Ac
*
30c
—
Mine
Safety Appliances Co.—
4'A% preferred (quar.)__
Class
Pipe Line,
Stock
(quar.)_;
_A
dividend
Marking System
Monsanto
Stock
Chemical
Co.
Class
(12
shs.
share
Picture
9
12-
9
11-
1
12-15
11-15
2%
of
6'A%
$1 par stock
12-15
11-15
Wheel
Co..
--—
Corp.
30c
,___
Ltd.
1
$2
uar.u
10-31
11-
4
10-28
1
11-
on
12-
3
10-28
10-24
$1
—
taxen
o
15c
(quar.)
action
(no
11-18
(Bait.) —
2_
&
for
—
Co.
Advertising Service
Finance
Mutual
12-
11-15
26c
—
12-30
12-30
18c
held)
Quarterly
Morgan (Henry)
Motor
11-30
25c
(quar.)
Monumental Life Insurance
Motion
11-18
11-30
12-16
Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd.—
B
each
1
12-16
5%
(quar.)
dividena____
Montreal
12-
90c
common..
B
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Motor
56'Ac
4'Ac
Missouri-Kansas
11-30
11-10
common
at this time)
(G. C.)
Company
(quar.)
55c
—
_'
10c
-
Income
Foundation
13c
-—1
(quar.)_,
Inc.
11-10
Mutual
Securities
Fund
1
11-15
National
12-
1
11-15
National Bank & Trust Co.
Conn.)
•;
45c
12-
1
1-20
$.071
—
!—
I
12-
1
12-
1
11-25
11-15
11-15
10-31
11-10
1-
6
'
•
•
Acme
(stock
(ciuar.)
dividend)
_—
—
—
—__
_
4834c
12-
1
11-10
60c
12-16
11-25
9
3-
1
11
30c
11-25
11-15
4-1
dividend
approval
shares
Jan.
held,
(One
23,
1
10-31
11-
(Fairfield County,
(One shpre for each 52. shares held, subT
ject* to stockholders approval Jan.' 25;
Stock
11-
11-25
11-21
•
1960)
—___
11-15
5c
50c
—
2- 6
12-
$1.50
(increased)
(quar.)
Investment Fund, Inc.—
(From, net investment income)
11c
„
.
;_
Furniture
12-30
(quar.)_l
Middlesex
11-15
Light—•
preferred
(stock
$1.25
Co.—
(quar.)___
Industries,
Haverty
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Electric
1
1
^12-30
35c
_—
Ext-a
11-
11-15
lc
dividend
payment
11-21
11-24
683/4c
(quar.)__
preferred
Murphy
68c
9
11-30
62'Ac
...
Seamless
of
a
12-
15c
Extra
cap¬
(quar.)
preferred
Hartford
11-11
12-
Mutual
Ltd.,
Harbison-Walker
9
15c
(quar.)
Harman,
11-
11-15
11-10
12-16
l'A%
;
12-
11-25
1
11-25
12-
W.)
Miller
12-15
9
12-
&
7
30c
<-
Cotton,
4
30c
11-23
10-21
20c
i
Insurance
Michigan
11-21
30c
from-net
1
preferred
Handy
5%>
12-20
gains)
11-
—___
quar.)
investment
of
12-
1
quar.)__
-
net
1
(quar.)_
Ry
(quar,)_
Industries
(quar.).
Store Products (increased
from
12-
12-
1
____.
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
11-1
quar.)_____
common
Northern
distribution
12-15
(quar.)i___—93%c
Company,
12-
11-
35c
Field
Medusa
1
11-15
__
$2.50
11-10
1
35c
pref.
Monarch
—__
Co.
11-
A
______—__
(s-a)
9
1-
$7c
holders
11-28
7c
(quar.)____—_—
common
on
12-
I
(5-for-l
11-23
7c
,
11-25
Company (quar.)
Common
12-1-
10c
$1.25
•_____
_—_____——
Paper,
Inc.
11-28
11-18
Wisconsin—
(quar.)—
_—
W.)
Lakes
12-16
12-
12-20
9
40c
Year-end
5
12-
9
12-20
12-
$1.183/4
Fixtures
Means
10-31
11-25
12-15
45c
11-30
1-14
12'Ac
Holdings, Ltd.,
McKesson
12-31
35c
32'Ac
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
4
7c
Brick
common
T.)
11-
12y2c
(quar.)_______
9
1-14
lc
Funds
$7
(quar.)___*.
preferred
11-18
25c
A.
McGraw-Hill
10-27
75c
11-
10c
partic preferred
Meier
(quar.)
1
25c
5'A%
11-15
11-22
1-10
11-
15c
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 4'A%
1
25c
4
12-15
10c
Marshall
1
(quar.)
dividend
12-30
R.
5%
1
11-15
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
series
Managed
11-11
9
1
(quar.)___
Cement
Stock
1
1
Regulatory
Extra
ital
11-30
11-
12-
4
12-
Corp.—
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Company,
11-10
11-15
3%
the
11-
12-15
Extra
4
11-15
12-
1
25c
series_____
Magma Copper
11-
$1
2c
4
12-
10-25
$5c
(quar.)
Class 3 (initial)
MacMillan, Bloedel
11-15
40c
30c
11-
$15c
Extra
(initial)
4
1
$133/4c
___________
Fund—
D Store
&
11-5
12-16
11-
12-
series
Mac Why te
:
1
(Greens¬
(quar.)_
McDonnell Aircraft
common
Corp.
Inc.
Casualty
Mercantile
(Ga.l,
(payable
16c
1
11-20
Co.—
5%
12-
$1.05
Participating
omitted
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
Star
5%
11-15
11-30
12-12
11-
97y2Ci
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch Communications System
11-15
1
f
11-10
$1
Extra
11-18
2
11-10
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Loyal Protective Life Insurance
12-
12-
11-14
1
12-
20c
Rubber
Lunkenheimer Co.
12-10
2%
1
12-
20c
pfd.
12-
Quarterly
12-15
12-
7oc
(quar.)__
Long Mile Rubber
1
7'/4c
11-15
(quar.)_
Corp.
Louisville
11-
31'/4c
B.)
Balanced
10-27
preferred
Grolier,
1
11-10
1
62'Ac
A
Co.
Inc.
10-27
Rubber,
Grocery
12-
1
12-10
12-
$60c
1
(quar.
,
11-15
$1.15
of
11-
75c '
7V2c
(quar.)
&
Growth
35c
dividend)
1
40c
.'
(quar.)
Insurance
Laughlin Steel
(I.
&
10-27
_______
Gregory
1
11-22
(stock
12-
2
933/4c
(quar.)
11-15
_____
Great
12-
11-22
approval
11-15
17'Ac,
Life
Johnson
Insurance
11-10
11-22
Corp.,
Stock
&
Lone
11-10
12-
lc
Monthly
Great
1
12-
_
11-
1
(quar.)
11-15
12-
$1.10
A
12-15
12-
5
'
(quar.)
preferred
Life
1
46(Ac
(quar.)
50c
Levy Industries, Ltd., 7% partic.
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.),
8
lc
Shale
L
1-15
12-31
11-10
11-28-.
12-
&
Leesona
1
2c
Telephone
$1.12 'A
70c
—
11-25
11-
4'A%
class
11-18
10-31
(quar.)
preferred
Lear,
11-15
C.)
Lane Bryant,
11-10
:
preferred
Glen-Gery
33A%
12-31
12-15
(quar.)____
1
(initial)
preferred C
15c
Ltd.
12-
11-20
(quar.)
preferred A
11-14
(increased quar.)
32c
(quar.)
common
5%
42c
preferred
11-18
(quar.)
5%
Funds—
Co.
Outdoor
Grant
1
12-15
Corp. (quar.)_____
F'ireproofing
Co.(increased)
Gossard
1-17
12-
3%
dividend)
4%
Canada,
Drive-In
10-30
12-
(s-ai
10-31
12-15
$4
L————
11-15
34c
&
1
Knox Glass, Inc. (stock dividend)
F.oehring Company, common (quar.)
11-25
A
Field
12-
Fund___
Co.
Co.
Standard
N.
Kleinert
11-25
:
preferred
Common
Ltd.
3
12-16
Service
Ketchum
11-25
I
Light Co.
5%
12-19
(initial)
11-15
$7c
Mines,
7
85c
payment
35'Ac
City Stock Yards (quar,)—
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)
43A% preferred (quar.)
11-15
;
11-18
u___
Kansas
12-21
1-
Silver
Service,
Common
4
3
11-
A____
1
(quar.)__
Jones
11-16
11-
12-
Machines
Resistance
preferred
6%
11-28
Finance
—
(quar.)——-—
Ccchcnour-Willans
11-
1-
1
(increased)
37c
(quar.)
Johnson
12-12
11-
year-end
B
Goodall
1
11-18
11-15
12-
dividend)
year-end
12-30
25c
—
—
:
(Chattanooga)
11-11
3y2c
General
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
City Water Co.
1
45c
Business,
30c
12(4c
Company (quar.)—.—
Chrysler Cot.
(quar.)'———-——
of
Sulphur
15c
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone, com.
12-
11-18
;
Corp.
(Subject to
Boards).
10-31
11-15
$1.1875
class
(stock
Corp.,
Garrett
11-15
11-10
12-
1
25c
Marshall
Co.
Co.
For
Fiscal
5
$$1.06
Inc.,
series
Fiscal
1
12-
30c
series
Freeport
1
11-19
12-20
(quar.)
Monthly
12-
1
3%
Custodian
Income
2
12-
12-
12-20
■'
1
$1.25
40c
preferred
boro,
9
60c
(quar.)_
4
11-16
11-
$1.45
(common
General
11-10
11-21
45c
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
n_15
11-19
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a)
5'A,% preferred B (quar.)
11-11
55c
;
11-15
(quar.)____
preferred
Jefferson
2
$1.09
preferred
$5
11-25
$1.25
4.60%
11-15
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
6%
12-19
$1.50
(quar.)__
preferred
Gas
1
$l3c
(quar.)_
11-15
1
(quar.):
Business
Public
Jahncke
11-15
1-
RR.
3.90%
11-15
1
40c
(quar.)
(stock
Power
Class
11-
1
25c
4.40%
Funds
11-15
12-
50c
(stock div.)__
1
1
$50c
3.75%
1
12-
$1.75
Wisconsin Bankshares
Ford
11-
50c
.__
i2_
12-
3iy2c
Investors Commercial Corp., 8%
5%
(quar.)__
see
Southern
Florida
11-15
9-29
12-
Extra
1
$l5c
(quar.)___
pfd.
(quar.)
Foundation
International
time).
Filmways,
First
12-
11-15
(quar.)__
A
4.20%
3
1
__
12-
i5c
(4uar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.
time.
(quar.)______
(Marshall)
Filtrol
1-
5
Shares, Ltd.—
International
Iowa
5
1-
10-14
87'/2c
.
B
Co.
International
5
15c
(quar.)__
Corp.
General
12-15
$1.06(4
—
11-
15c
•
Purchaser,
Guardian
Conv. jr. preferred (quar.j——
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
.
—
11-21
25c
dividend
this
Field
11-
12-
—
—-
11-10
40c
(quar.)
Light Co.—
preferred
General
12-15
40C
(quar.)
iquar.)_
4.80% 2nd convertible preferred
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
Extra
21c
17 (4 c
40c
(quar.)_,
1
.___
Bearings
Signal, common
&
General
$$1.25
————•
12-
(quar.)_
Ferry-Morse Seed
11-15
$15c
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)———--—-Ltd., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)_
$1.05
$1.34
class A
Co.
Caster
Sign
$1.25
11-15
$1.60
27c
Dry Corp., common
Canadian
11-15
(quar.)
Gregg
Gas
Federated
11-10
25c
preferred (quar.) —
preferred
(quar.)———5.40% preferred (quar.)——
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd.-——
5'A%
1
(quar.)____
Electric
Stock
6
11-23
27 (4 c
5%
12-
25c
this
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Glickman
California Electric Power Co.
12-16
(quar.)
Rubber
preferred
River
10-24
12-
&
River
9
11-
American shares.
preferred (quar.)—_
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas, 5.50% pfd. (quar.) —
Bruce
(E. L.) Company (quar.)
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd._
Burlington Industries, Inc.;-com. (quar.) —
3 >A %
preferred
(quar.)—
-4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.u
4Va%. 2nd preferred (quar.)—■
—
Bush Terminal Buildings Co. (quar.)———
Bush Terminal Co.—————u——
British
1-
$0,154
18c
Asso
Africa Co.,
Raceway
Coe
Faultless
9
20c
(s-a)—
$1.40
Brockton
1
B
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
5.80%
Fall
Corp.,
(increased)——
Brandwine
Fall
Bond
(quar.)
deposit
Brook
37'Ac
—
(quar.)—.
preferred
Bowater
Bound
(quar.)_u„——;
Corp.
Company
Faber,
1
'
Bondstock
12-16
12-29
(increased)
Gas
4.36%
12-15
25c
(quar.)—
at
Corp. (quar.)
& Phonograph
preferred
First
1-
$1.40
-
5%
Equitable
11-21
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
12-
1
Electric—
&
Gas
preferied
preferred
—
12-27
12-
$1.18%
(quar.)
11-30
12-29
$l5c
Empire District Electric, com.
43/4% preferred (quar.)_^
6
$1.05
.(quar.)-
12-15
$i5c
—
Emerson Radio
11-10
$1.411/4
preferred
preferred
Central
Steel
Institutional
11-17
;___.
preferred
Institutional
11-15
(quar.)__
Service.
preferred
Inland
11-15
1-
1
17c
2nd
Illinois
11-10
1-15
$1.09%
^
(quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust Units of Beneficial
11-15
Pennsylvania RR.
Electric Hose &
11-10
12-
preferred
Electrographic
12-22
12-
37c
—
3
12-1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Extra
12-22
60c
(quar.)
com.
1-
25c
(s-a)
East St. Louis & Interurban
Water—
6% preferred (quar.)—*___
Eastern Utilities Association
(quar.)
Eaton Mfg. Co.
(quar.)___^
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(quar.)___,__
10-31
1-
$1.75
Light,
East
10-31
11-10
25c
(quar.)
Power
11-30
12-31
__
Public
Pulp & Paper, class
$5.12
9
12-31
(increased).
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
10-31
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
5.36%
12-20
11-
3%
4.20%
Bohn
10-31
12-
10c
_
common
5.65%
4.25%
12-15
11-15
7'Ac
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Corp.—
Corp.,
preferred
5.60'%
3
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Blackstone
11-30
1-
$40c
(quar.)
dividend
Hills
12-15
25%
Intercontinental
Black
1
15c
dividend).
11-
933Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
Duke Power Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
1
l'/o
Distilling
Howell
Stock
1111-
3%
Co
(stock
Nationale
Markets,
J.)
B.)
Bethlehem
11-15
5c
__
1
25c
'__
common
20c
;
$1.41
10-31
(quar.)
Company
Corp.,
4%
11-10
1
$5
—
(quar.)
preferred
Dravo
5
$40c
(A.
4'/4%
Bell
12-
10c
—
Year-end
&
12-
11-15
25c
—
12-
30c
payment omitted
5c
1-15
11-
Corp.—
Interest
11-15
Corp.
Industries, Ltd.,
6%
11-21
12-19
"30cUJ
quar.)
(quar.)
Sons
&
Canadienne
(J.
12-15
5%
.___
(increased
Chemical
(Joseph)
Stock
Dover
62'Ac
A_
(quar.)__
com.
$50c
Douglas Aircraft—
CD
1
(initial)
(increased)
Extra
Hudson
133Ac
9
$17(4c
(quar.)
Dr. Pepper Co.
(quar.)___
Donohue Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
4
tc
$1.31'/4
class
—.____,
Bethesda
Bell
11-
12-27
25c
(quar.)
Paint
Bank
Bayless
11-30
40c
and
common
Bancroft
Beam
1
40c
Inc
dividend
Banque
12-
$1.161/4
(increased)
Corp.,
Corp.
Tools,
Baltimore
of
12-15
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Properties,
Stock
com.
common
Electric
Collieries
Oil
Baker
1
12c
—
Goods
Dry
City
Ayshire
Co.,
Water
(quar.)__
Stock
Atlantic
12-
57'Ac
(quar.)_______
Puritas
&
A
Baker
Power
preferred
Artesian
12-15
7'Ac
(extra)
11-
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
4.37y2 %' 2nd preferred (quar.)
Horn & Hardart
(N.
11-25
1
25c
Divco-Wayne
1
Electronics
283/4c
pxd.
3(4%
7
12-
7c
12-
27'/2c
(quar.)
5'/2%
Newport Chemical
Common
9
12-10
50c
12-15
2c
Arkansas-Missouri
Arrowhead
50c
:
Drackett
__
11-
50c
11-14
40c
(quar.)
1
(quar.):
Gasoline
Dividend
(quar.)_
12-
(quar.)_
1
50c
(quar.)
(Miami)
12(4c
(quar.)
G
Y.),.5%
30c
Extra
Ltd.—
(extra)
B
Foundries
Insurance
11-18
.__
12-
•'■'•I.
Steel
Title
11-
2
12(4c
11-14
withholding
tax.
American
American
1
12-
10c
1
20c
African
12-
50c
12-
$1.25
Investment,
10-21
4
Housatonic
(quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
Desilu Productions Inc.
(quar.)
$1
Refining
African
Semi-annually
Subject to South
10-31
Heyden
11-15
10c
30c
(quar.)_
com.
1
(quar.)
30c
American
11-10
$50c
30c
(monthly)__
1
12-
Development & Exploration
Dentists' Supply of N. Y.
(quar.)
2
1%
Corp.
12-
(quar.)^
Hemenway Furniture,
11-15
Delta
9
30c
Corp
Products
preferred
11-
(s-a)
Company
Deerfield
Commission).
53A%
10-24
11-16
47c
quar.)_
12-
11-25
1
1
___
Cuneo Press Inc.
.
60c
5
40c
$4.20 pfd.
1-5
11-
12-
______
Crown Zellerbach Corp.,
1-15
12-
10c
Crowley's Milk Co
ap¬
5
21'Ac
C
Extra
.
1-
1-5
Hempstead
Crampton Mfg., 5% preferred (s-a)__
Crane Company 3%%
preferred (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
10-31
11-15
5
1-15
1-15
F
5c
Extra
11-15
2%
1-
25c
25c
preferred
12-15
^
Mills, Ltd.
Holders
(quar.)
preferred
Industries—
Corning Natural Gas Corp.
Cory Corp. (resumed).
1-15
(quar.)__
5 /a%
Co.—
non-voting
10-31
10-21
_._
Home
Class
11-10
11-15
(increased
Exchange
dividend
American
voting
1-20
10-28
(quar.)—.
(subject
and
A
11-29
15c
-
Power
dividend
Class
11-25
183Ac
stock
Bakeries
11-12
3c
York)
split subject
proval of stockholders Dec. 22).
American
11-10
11-10
I
.
(Three-for-one
2
9
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(New
Sugar—
1212-
11-25
When
Payable of Rec.
E
4A%
30c
Copper-Range Co,
(quar.)_—__________
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd.—
-
15c
quar.]___I;
(reduced
Bank
1'
75c
•v
common
12-
25c
D
10-26
75c
;
(quar.)
50c
I
II
1
(quar.)
dividend
Amalgamated
1
Corp.
11-10
(quar.)__
Portland
Stock
Cooper-Bessemer
(quar.)_
preferred
11-15
50c
Continental Copper & Steel
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
11-25
.
Alpha
12-10
(quar.)
—:
11-18
10-31
5
12-10
B
preferred
11-15
Mines,
Insurance
Share
pfd.
5%
11-15
1
25c
—
Life
Per
„
Company
Electric, Ltd., 5%
1
31 (Ac
——
American
12-
11-15
15c
_____
$1.50
(special)___
Corp.,
11-15
7
Hawaiian
5c
(quar.)_
_____________
Quarterly
12-
(N. Y.j
(quar.)
$1.31'/4
______;_____~_IIH
(s-a)
Laboratories
Stores
Continental
45c
(quar.)~~II
Allied
11-
11-15
30c
___________
iquar.)___
Allied
Extra
1
1
12-15
15c
11
Co.
,
Name of
10-27
35c
(Pa.)
Yellowknife
Consolidated Laundries
of Rec.
12-
c
$12c
Consolidated Edison
12-
5%
L—1
preferred
Holders
12-
62'Ac
II
(quar,)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co.
Allied Chemical Corp.
(quar.)
Allied Finance,
5.25%
preferred
6%
When
10c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
•Extra
Discovery
Holders
5%
Containers Inc. (s-a)
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated
4
12-
7 (4
Connelly
Payable of Rec.
11-
—
—
Commonwealth Telephone Co.
20c
dividend)IIII_I~~~~
(Bridgeport)
—
4%
~~
_
C.)
Reduction
Akron
(quar.)__
(annual)—
t
27(4c
Ltd.—(s-a)
Per
Share
Inc.
(quar.)
Payable
20c
Extra
we
Incorporated
dividend
Aeroton
which
Company
Homes,
Stock
in
Gas
Quarterly
current week.
When
Share
Natural
Connecticut National Bank
separate
dividends an¬
Then we follow with
show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have
not yet reached their
payment date.
.:
■
:"
second
a
Chronicle
share
for
each
53
1960)
subject
to
-
stockholders
10-
2
9-1
10
(1714)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
National
7%
'Biscuit
Go.,
preferred
'70c
12-
$1.06 y4
1
Per
Name of Company
of Reo.
12-13
.
12-15
Seaboard
11-10
11-30
30c
(quar.)
com.
Holdera
1-13
$1.75
cnemicai,
(QUHr.)
t,v4*/(,
Payable
—
(quar.)
Nauonal Dwtjiners &
,
(increased)
common
When
Share
Company
Seaboard
11-10
cuimuou
Chemical
&
(H_ar.)
National
4%%
tjiurc
National Video Corp,
Ncioiic-r
Brou.
preferred
preieried
.4,05%
New
class A
preierred
Ext.
& Light—
(Ohio)
Ry.
(quar.)
Normeasiern
„.
1
11-10
11-21
11-4
12-15
11-30
11-16
11-
11-16
5%
11-18
11-
1-
1
j
Water,
preferred A
Sheaffer
7
.Class
,
(W.
B
$4
pfd.
$1
9
11-lu
Silvray
12-
9
11-10
Simmons
Co.
12-20
11-30
Simpson
Lee
$1
11-14
Ltd.
Stock
5.12'/<
preferred
Olin
Mathieson
Outboard
12-
1
11-18
12-30
5%
11-15
12-20
11-18
$1
•
Paton
Mfg.,
5%
>
Pendleton
Tool
Fuel
Renn
Peoria
&
1
(quar.i
Perkins
Machine
preferred
SI
preferred
Sprague
11-15
Mjuar.)
>
Dividend
Brands,
preferred
;
Now
on
12-
9
11-14
State
11-25
11-10
12-
5
1
12-
7%c
11-15
Stelma, Inc.
9
Sterling
11-21
11-10
12-
5%
Corp,
1st
1
3%
12-22
12-
Investment
1111-
7
11-28
8%c
11-15
11-16
11-
12-15
11-30
10c
1-
3
1
11-15
37»/2c
25c
-
1
5%'%
Tampax,
i
12-
1
S2.46
1
11-21
5
56c
12-20
11-18
25c
12-20
_____
Ltd.
Mfg.
11-30
11-18
12yzc
this
1-15
Ala.)
(quar.)
12-15
Providence
3-17
•2-24
5% .preferred
12-24
12-
5.35%
6
12-24
12-
12-
6
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-
»6c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
5.80%
investment
from
5.85%
12-10
income
and
$5
11-14
Insurance
Thalhim^r
3.65%
Thiokol
from
26c
11-30
Title
10-31
Bank
Stock
(-quar.)
tTwo-for-one
_
stock
11-
4
12-16
subject
to
11-30
(Common
Tung-Sol
Raytheon Company,
Reading
Co,
Refractory
4%
&
Republic Insurance
dividend
.Stock
r
5y2%
Co.
Copper
Drug
&
&
R'
this
taken
on
11-17
8>
11-25
(quar.)________
12yac
1212-
2-10
1
payment
preferred
Standard
Haas
7
Stock
Co,
demption
■;
3
plus
Royce,
Rose
Marie
(Interim
$1
2%%
(quar.)
preferred
1
i
ll-
12-28
11-
1
11-23
11-9
11-23
11-
9
Petroleum—
funds
at
(Jacob),
action
rate
on
.
U.
U.
of
$0.59652
U.
per
class
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
payment
time).
tl5c
$1.12%
___
S.
Sabine
10-31
Universal
S.
Class B
Stock
Jose
-.4=4%
■
dividend
iquar.)
11-
1-16
(quar.)_
preferred
Arms
E
Corp.
Corp,
preferred
Bantam
_______
(quar.)
D
I
common
See
12-15
(quar.)
;
2-15
1-15
1-16
12-15
Alloys
Mfg,
__I
: /
*
11-15
10-31
t20c
11-15
10-31
^250
2-15
Tl-15
1-31
.10-31
25c
(quar.)_l
60c
,
11-
n.22
/ ID
12-16
$l.06y4
*
(final)—
'
11-22
'
$1.75
1-
1
* '
15c
12-
27%c
"
1
12-
4
$1.75
11-19
11-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
65c '
"
11-
11-30
12-
11-7
12-
1
A
U2%c
announcement
•
American
Virginia
Coal
&
a.—.
Iron
dep.
Co..
under
Inc.
/
.
new
Mfg.
Industries,
Co.
'/
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>
.
11-
Ordinary
$0,038
(quar.).
11-
$1.25
12-
(quar.)
11-
9
Ward
Warner-Lambert
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
4 '/2 %
12-16
12-
2
Warren
c
10c
Common
{
11-21
37 %c
1-15
5c
11-
4
11-
1
10-28
$1.25
pfd.
A
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
31 %c
;
12-
1
11-15
12-10
11-25
$4.50
D.)
(quar.)
Co,
preferred '
Steel
$1.12%
common
(quar,)7_
22 %c.
:
12-10
3
11-10
MonoRail
preferred
Waverly
(quar.
Corp,
$1.13
common
Works
preferred
*'
National
Co,
12-
1
11-10
(s-a)_
-
4
10-31
10-17
$1
1-1-61
12-15
1-1-61
12-15
1
11-15
1
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
>10-17
3%C
*
/
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10-26
11-21
10-21
11-25
-
/
(quar;)
'
>
25c
-y >5c
12-15
Tlil 5
-
11-30
•10-31
11-25
17V2c
9
:
17V2c
cl. A (initial-quar.)
12-
-.11-25
12-
9
30c
11-
1
J.;>
32 %c
12-
(initial)
5c
11-
10-20
ey4c
II-
9-30
25c
11-
10-20
$1.25
11-
(monthly)
C (Newark,
:
N
1
•.
$1.12%
10-14
11-
7
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(Galv.
...
Smelting
Co.
&
/
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.
Class
Post
1
Products
7
American
7
ment
25c
11-22
11-10
.,
of
positary
10-14
11-14
12-12
12-20
11-15
10-28
10-31
10-21
', 40c
12-
12-15
5
Refining—
/
$1.75
Corp. South
deposit receipts
approximately
share)-.—
1
10-20
11-
1
10-18
20c
11-15
c
1212-
1
11-
12-22
15c
.
11-15
12-
2
11-15
2%c
1
11-15
1
37 %c
34%
;
2*c
Africa,
7
11-
50c
(quar.)
11-15
Ltd.—
(interim
$0.51
10-
10-31
37 %c
(quar.)
common
Anglo-American
11-
11-
1
$1.25
-
11-21
11-30
12-15
12-15
ID
17 %c
.
(quar.)
.'/
(quar.)
Electric,
B
11-21
10-19
25c
:
Products Co. (quar.)
Corp.- (quar.)
American Water Works,
common
,_1
5 % %
preferred
(quar.)
1_
'6%
preferred
(quar.)
Anderson
10-19
10-31
.-
(quar.)
Viscose
Anchor
10-31
$2c
Thermos
■
11-21
»
30c
65c
(s-a)
(quar.)
10-20
1
Texas)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
5c
common
series)
4C
preferred
25c
r
4
11-
10-17
50c
Insurance
Gas
non-cumulative
60c
(quar.)_'_
(quar.)
11-
1
12-
45c
•
convertible
Oil
Co.
(1956
Seating
'
4.80%
12-16
12-
—
Climax, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)_
American
12-31
1
4
11-18
,
87 %c
Photocopy Equipment—
7%
11-25
1-
12r
10-20
11-
5
25c
(quar.)—.
_
37 %c
•
15c
Washington
•
11-10
11-25
11-1
12-
11-30
''•■/
(quar.)—___
income)—
Products
American
11-14
11-10
11-25
65c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
American
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(8.
pfd.
Nepheline,
11-15
1
4
10-3
2
II-
12 %c
American Pipe & Construction
(quar.)/_:
American Premier Insurance (Minn.)
9-26
4
11-
11-18
11-
12-10
(Increased-quar.)
American
11-15
11-
11-18
I-1-61
$56c
Natural
5%
1
10-21
10-21
'
common
.new
,
12-
15c
Extra
4
12-31
B
11-15
11-10
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
■
12-1
$4
20c
$25c
American
9
1
jc
4%%
$1.20
1
.
37 %c
11-15
•
11-17
$1.50
5%
Co.
Insurance
American
1
12-
29
class
American
•
rets.
common
American
12-
-
—
Vogt
2
12-15
15c
11-
Metal
l
y
to RIchardson-Merrell,
dividend
/
50c
(quar.)
Co.—
changed
.Extra
!__
(quar.)
class
1
22 %c
Israeli
11^10
(quar.)_;
1
12-
(quar.)
Greetings,
American
12-19
12-
6c
,:, 2%
Paper Mills, Amer. shares
American-Marietta Co, common (quar.)
5%r preferred (quar.)
_/
9
2
12-10
11-15
8c
-
American
4
1-
-
11-
1-
'
12V2c
1
1
tl5c
American-International Aluminum
■
10-15
11-30
12-
/
Casualty Co.
Furniture
'"New
"
1
12-21
75c
—,
(quar,).__
Quarterly
American
*
Co.
American Home
9-
10-18
11-15
Shares—
American
T
.
12-
1
93 %c
investment
Can
11-30
11-25
1-
12 %C
~
(quar.)__
American
'
"
tax "
per
net
Fire &
;
7.
"7
11-30
'
1
•
,
American
2
12-13
——
Inc,
Co.
American
2
$4
t3c
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
(From
-
12-16
12-12
,
.
America,
American Business
11-16-
25c
(quar.)_
Book
2
2
—
common
(quar.)
Airlines,
American
1
1-
1-
\
Corp, $4 preferred
preferred
/ 3%.%
._■/
*
J27C
(quar.)—;__
Steel
Ltd,
12-
35c
_
/
75c
Oil
$6
12-
12-
7%C
—
Co,
America
10-22
1
12-12
Ltd
(quar.)__
Petroleum
American
10-22
10-22
ID
2
„
Corp.
*
•
ll-21
,
Oils,
;__
Amalgamated-Sugar
/'
1
11-1
1-
—
(quar.)
of
10-22
,11- 1
.11.
12-23
J$1.56y4
—_
(initial)
Co.
12- 5
'
12-
35c
(quar.
Amerada
9
*,
~
^
(quar.)'-
$.048
""
'/,/
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*11-
4
46V4c
:____
(Del.)
Ltd,
'
Co..,
Lines
29^C
34 %c
-
'
1
*
,
$37c-"
com.
ordinary
Vickers,
29%
(quar;)_
*'
common
1
29 %c
\
,
iquar.)_
Co, com.
name.
12-20
i2-
•
4%
1st preferred
(quar.)
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
•
'
-
.___
approximately
Consolidated
32 %c
(quar.)
iquar.)
27 %c
5% '
(quar.)
Sc' ering
•5%
common
div.)
(quar.)
pfd. B
preferred C
''2%
Schield
Works,
preferred
4.70%
v
Water
(stock
sh.
(quar.)______
Chemical
Name
11-30
11-15
3%
__
Imperial Corp,
-onv.
"4.70%
Savage
-
preferred A
43'4%
12-15
3%
.
(initial)
San Diego
Sen
$1
27 %c
(quar.)_
11-
11-15
$1.15
preferred -(quar.
Aluminum
11-18
1
10-31
10-14
12-23
$1.25
(quar.)
of
1
$4
50c
Corn,
Co.
1
12-
11-1
$1.05
(quar.)
Foods
American
Viceroy
dividend
Co,
Truck
Vanadium
(s-a)
Sclent, Inc., class A
9
12-10
at
-
Royalty Corp.
Stock
per
$3.75
11-10
;•
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_———
A
Co,/ Inc.
preferred
Aluminum
11-10
12-
•'"•
-
i____
iquar.)
to
preferred
11-15
Vick
Ealant
equal
Steel
U.
2
$103.50
f'.
•
12.
"/•:
\
re-
depositary share free of British inc.
S.
Envelope
(reduced
quar.)___.
S. Playing Card
(quar.)_
S. Rubber
Reclaiming (quar.)
10-27
1-
"
for
*
Molasses, Ltd.
11-23
A
at
called
6%.
40c
j.;/
—
(quar.)
class
Aluminium, Ltd.
12-
...
'
—
Consolidated
Bacon
10-17
Lines—
dividend •:
&
Alterman
;
$1
(quar.)
pence
-7%
1_.
4y2%
taken
5
U.
.—
issue
Nov. 21
dividend)^
preferred
United
4
15c
B
4y4%
!
12-13
12%c
<quar.)___;
11-10
11-15'
"90c
-
/
$1.37%
—
("s-a)__
(s-a)
preferred
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
9
2
*'I
~
Radio
Allyn
1
2
40c
on
^7? Preferred (quar.)
Gas Improvement
Tt
11-18
12-
this
(entire
1
12-
12-
___/
Products—
2-
Mills
Allied
12-
35c
(quar.)
United
4
payment of 2.25 Guilders payable
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd,
this
:
common
share)
Ruppert
2%
____
tquar.)__
Reid,
S.
U.
11-17
12-
____:
Allied
4
Control
10-17
11-1
$1
(quar.)
_—
Allied
10-14
11- 1
/
50c
v..; $1
...
2-15
62%c//12-
/
.
(quar.)
Engineering & Foundry,
11-23
75c
.
:____/
(quar.)__2____
*■?'* Preffred. 'quar.)__^______
TT
7
(quar.)
$1.12%
common
A
Inc,
Pacific
Stock
'
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Albertsons,
11-10
11-
10-17
11M5
rlOC
Algoma Central & Hudson Ry, com. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Allen
(R. C.) Business Machine
(quar.)_
!.
■>
United
12-
12-10
11-30
1
10-31
.11-
...
(quar.)—
preferred
10-17
10c
;il 8 c
—
(quar.)
Co,
5
10-14
12%c
—
common
Trunk
Gas
Alberta
10-31
11-18
time.)
Extra
11-10
25c
(interim)
Royal Dutch
1
50c
'
(quar.)________
Ltd.
convertible
12-
this
Corporations, Ltd, class A
Class
$1.12%
Car
H-30
••
(quar.)__
preferred
United
common--.
dividend
preferred
Roll?
10-21
•
$4.50
11-15
2-
at
(Common payment omitted at this
time)
United Biscuit Co. of America— "
"*
'
at
(quar.i
quar.)
Corp.
-10-21
""
"
•
series)
Corp.
Aircraft
,
Inc.—
(initial
common
&
in
common
10-31
10-31
Steel
11-10
11-30
11-
27c
:
preferred
preferred
-
14c
Ltd, ,(quar.)—
preferred A ;(quar.)—'——
Great Southern RR, com.
6V4%
10-24
,40c
* r 40c
.
(quar.)'
common'
(1957
Clutch
Carbide
Tank
11-10
3-10
Pipe Line___:
J.)
Alberta
10-31
11-10
5c
(quar.)"__—
Wood
6
10-26
11-25
18c
V
w
4.20%
1-
11-12
.
—
participating
11-10
1-20
■,
-7%c
—>—/___
Stores,
Corp,
11-25
■: 10c
—
(quar.
Gas
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
5c
(quar.)_—^—_——_—
Shoe
15%, preferred
4
g%
(N.
Alan
4.
*
I
5c
(quar.)_——
Alabama Power Co,
10-31
Y.>—
payment omitted
United
11-10
(N.
:•
11-4
.
6%
,
*
11-
40c
B
$5.50
4.
11-
'
Class
Alabama
4
15c
*
Union
2-24
50c
Co.
Electric,
Disc
Union
1
po.
1
•
giy4c
Y.) "tquar.)
-
preferred
Twin
11-16
12-
time
convertible
New
(No
Feb.
(quar.)___
5%
L
subject
31c
Rohm
/
40c
split
on
Inc.
Chemical
Rockwell
5'■<
8
12-15
approval
Brass,
lardson-Merrell,
4%
1
12-
15c
11-
Manufacturing Co.—
action
4%%Ric
12-
50c
dividend
rem
No
68 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
Stock
(quar.)
pfd.
1st
Corp.
(two-for-one
stockholders
to
Revere
Reuall
11-22
preferred
non-cum.
Insulation
20c
IN.
Trust
Trust
Trun2, Inc.—
ap¬
proval of stockholders Jan. 24),
Raymond International Corp. (quar.)
&
Co.'
1
$1.25
-
iH H
(quar.)__
class A
By-Products—
A
Alabama
4
1111-
1
1
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp,
(quar.)
(initial)
Corp.
4.60%
11-
1
12-
(stock
Trans-Mountain Oil
10-21
35c
.___•
split
common
10-31
11-25
50c
4
12-1
dividend—_—
Trenton
Inc.
Bros,
11-
11-15
_______________—___
preferred.,(quar.")___
Chemical
Guarantee
Trade
Pa.)—
15c
Ranco,
(quar.)
11-15
-
'9c
;
Control
Class
4
7y2c
$l'.67%'.!
(quar.)
div.2%''
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.)
_/_!
22%c
:
(Philadelphia,
preferred
common
11-
1
12-
$1.46%
(quar.):—
Industries,
10-31
••••
..,
Alabama
1 *• "11%4-
12-
«
11-18
11-14
11-15
/
SI
V 25c
2%
products, Inc_ (quar.),
Air Reduction, 4.50%
preferred—
ll- A '
1
12-
$1.45
.
1
11-29
15c
'
r
"
12-. 4
12•
12-
2
20c
■■■'■
'
12-
.12-
$1.40
1-20
Inc...——.—.—
Agnew-Surpass
Air
ll->4
$1.43%
,12-20
1
Mfg. Corp, (Ohio), 55c pfd,i (quar.)
prior preferred ( quar.i—;-/—:;—.
Aeroquip
"''
12-
(quar. 1
6.70%" preferred
>•'
20c
preferred
Fund,
T-" 5 % %
-
11-4
.
3
2-
Share
;Corp.
Plastics
*
10-31
,$1.37%
1-
(quar.D———
(reduced)
Admiral
,10-31
/.-
Co.
Advisers
11- 4
<quar.)_
10-21
50c
capital gains)
City
preferred
Texas
(quar.)
8
12-.1
(quar.il
25c
25c
—I
common
Adams-Millis
10-31/
12-16
A
Steel
Aeronca
12-1
:(quar.)
7
1
.ll-
dividend
'Class
3
11-16
v
11-
Industries, Tnc.
Acme
11-15
/
12-1-2
$1.33%
<quar.U_/___
preferred
preferred
11-15
11-
1st preferred
5.60%
Washington Insurance Co.—
realized
Quaker
61 %c
31%c
1
11-15
■
11-15
9
(quar.)—————
U
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp.—,
3
35c
(quar.)l____________/_"/_
-5.75%
7
10c
.
Acme
11- 3
'
$1.12V2
' $1.18%
iquarj
preferred
*5.50%
8
12-24
___
/.
(quar.)__/
iquar.)_
(quar.)
61c
_
1
>.$1.25.
preferred
preferred
*30c
——
11-
12-12
2%*
1
12-
.
vIl-15:
.11-16
,•
.25c
...
Transmission,'com.
4.50%
iquar.)_
*
l__l
4.75%
(Birmingham,
*
dividend
Texas Eastern
37 %c
(quar.i
f"'
_____
11-18
62»/2C
series)
_____
5c
preferred--.
•«
11-28
' 20c
(s-a)__
12-
Per
Aberdeen Petroleum
11-1
*
12- «1
12-
(quar.)—65c
9
12-
62»/2c
Insurance
Inc.
Stock
-
_
i__
pfd.
11-10
12-15
(quar.$l2%<i/f
1-13
3%
'
Vending Corp.
Stock
12-151
11-15
-
-v.
2_2___________;__/,-10c
15c
s-ai
:
$2.44
$2 convertible preferred
Piicnam Growth Fund—
ABC
________
Management
__2_N—
1-31
f$1.37l/2
—
*
Name of Company
11-25
„.
11-30
\
/65c
preferred
Shares
Extra
12-15
1-15
basis_________>
(1958
9
12-31
j*; 50c
$1.50
—
11-18
/ 41.y4c /, 12- 1 '.111-
(quar.)
convertible
Extra
-•'
time.
(increased
iquar.)_
Co,
Life
12-
4
10-21
,
12-10
28'/sc ; *12-
y
,
-
____________
Texaco,
«
at
Inc.
Television
11-18.
75c
___
5%
•
preferred
Progress
Protective
10-28
;
t„
1-13
——
preceding table.
iy2.%
■" / 33c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Extra
1-30
40c
Power,
dends
11-23:
// -20c
11-28
.11- 8.
Taylor & Fenn Co, common (quar.)
/ 20c ;; llr.P. ,*10-214.32 %
preferred (.quar.) I—/ - - 27c : .12-15
12- 1'
Taylor Pearson & Carson (Canada) Ltd.— /t,
/ ../
10-20
i-
12-
iquar.)_
i
Oil,
1
1-31
we
11-
31 ytc '-
dividend)
preferred series A (quar.)
conv, 2nd preferred (quar.l„_______
Syracuse Transit
2
2-
$1,75
(quar.)__
11-
11.
$2.50
______
lextrai
(stock
5
11-
90c
weeks and not yet paid.
11-23
-5%
11-
1
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
11- .9*
.11-23.
11-18
;
11-10
11-20
45c
'
—
Industries
12-15
30c/
dividend)
12-17
12-
nvzc
class A
(quar.)_
5C
11-15
25c
t
(stock
com.
Mid-Continent
4%.%
,
12-16
12-
Hall
Sunray
2
3iy4c
tquar.)
Stuart
.10-23
Corp,,
8
1
11-23
25C
——
Inc,
common
—,
12-15
(quar.43%c';
preferred(quar.)
D
proposal
a
(year-end)-—4—
Miles Co. (quar.)
Consolidated
Yuba
11-25
12-15
35c
'$1.25
12-
flve-for-one.
Par
from $5 to $1.
(quar.)__
& Co, Ltd.—-
-v25c
Corp.
10-31
10-31
12-22
.11-10
,
12-10
.11-25 /;
.
44c
4
10c
common
5%
2nd preferred
iquar.)
Poor & Company (quar.
Electric
Trust.
11-18
11-10
$1.31 y4
(s-a)_—
Jr. ' (monthly)
37V2c
______
_2______„____
'
Potomac
11-25
25c
a
(quar.)
100%
•
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Struthers-Wells
1
11-18
lie
_
common
preferred
^
(quar.)__12__2_______
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co, common (quar.)
7%, 1st preferred
10-31
12-22
(quar.)_„_/_*.
(quar.)_
6%. preferred
11-10
1-
Finance, class A
..12-12
12-1
/
30c ;
12-23
10-20
12-15
35c
11-18
Co.—
special meet¬
15 on
Power,
—
&
Wysong
1,
9
12-10
50c
r————
Extra
12-
45c
Wyandotte Worsted
.11-15
12%c
*
.11•
12-15
87'/2c
Forgings (reduced)
I__;
Register Co. (quar.) ___I_ll__„I_%'
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
„
pfd.
omitted
quarterly
a
Folaroid
(quar.).l
Standard
B
11-15
at
Nov.
Monthly
11-15
7
12-31
2%
dividend)
•
11-15
7
11-
50c
(quarD^-t
Apparel,
W.)
(F.
(Wm.),
'
11-10
r
3
,11-1
"V
40c
„
11-18
Class
1-
Co.
Bros.
preferred
Wrigley
il-10
12-31 T,1
•
'.,75c-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-30^
1
f12- 1
20c
25c
(quar.)
.
payment
$1,05
10-15
Loan &
1-10
12-
6%
•
11-16
11-
1
changed
be
Electric
Woolworth
3
1
1
85c
—.
vote
on
preferred
5 % %
'
12-
1212-
12-
35c
—
(stock
Mfg.
preferred (quar.)_____
(quar.)—
(G. H.) & Co, Ltd.—
Wood
10-28
*
12-15
.
10c
(Illinois)
common
•,
11-16
30c
preferred
6%
1
95c
3.60%
11-15
11-23
"
$1.12ya
1
10c
(s-ai
7%
,
Inc,
12-15
.
,
V
(quar.)_^__I__I
common
iquar.)-.
2
25c
tquar.
Co,
Decvelopment,
Winkelman
12-
$1.20
common
would
Wisconsin
35c
(quar.)____—
will
Wilson-Jones
10-31
(quar.)
common
common
the
split
1
Sewing Machine
Gibbs
value
ID, 4
20c
-
Standard
__•
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit—
Placer
11-
to
>11-25,
\ 35c '
1-
quar.)
i
11-15
11-15,
4%
11-
62y2c
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
3
Co,
Stockholders
1
12-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
11-
*30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co,
.—;___——
ing to be held
12-12
Engineering, iquar.)..
$3.50
10-31
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
>8 %
7
19c'
Springfield Marine Bank
-
ce.nmon
11-
•"•"
"
'
5
(quar.i
Philadelphia Title Insurance
.
1
dividend)
11-
(quar.)__
pfd.
Electric
preierred
(stock
Service—
11-10
9
4%%
"
Philadelphia
12-
25c
Producing
Electric
11-15
f20c
Gear,
1
7
(quar.)—
Gas
12-
17 %c
preferred
Sand
&
5%%
2
11-
11-15
(quar.)
—_.—
preferred
(quar.)
Dental
S.)
Motor
Willcox
^
,
15c
Sperry Rand Corp,
(quar.)
common
$1.50
11-
11-
•
7y2c
5
tquar.)
pref.
Paper
Olass
11-15
1
'
.
quar.)
5
'
(quar.i
—
35c
Bureau Valley
5
10-28
*
Industries
Gas,
Pennsylvania
" " ' ' *
1
White
'' 3uc
(increased
-
*50c
(quar.i
prior
11-
12-
'
" '
4
(.quar.i
(quar.)
Co.,
'
,
(S.
11-
11-15
common
convertible
Quarterly
11-15
15c
'
■
11-
.
convertible
,"
$10c
"
quar.)__
11-
L>td.____
Ptabjdy Coal
1
12-
f25c
11-
25o
dividend
Inc.,
'
,
1
__
—
Products
Corp.
Canada, Ltd.—'""
11-15
$1
Hawaiian
Drugs,
Of
11-15
4
11-
1
12-
20c
Employers Insurance
Parcnment
White
9
$1.25
75c
Co.
Pacific
Faterson
7
11-
(Increased-quar.)
,
.>.
(quar.)__
Pacific
Pa^ercraft
Whitaker Paper Co.
11-
12-14
(quar,)___
Stewart-Warner
Parkview
7.
11-25
(quar.)
21c
$2.04
common
Oil
pfd.
$1.43%
12-
$1.12%
—
(quar. i
Vegetable
11-
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co, common (quar.)„__
.4.20%
preferred (quar.)
30c
quar.i—__
preferred (quar..)
Ox.ord Cfnemical iquar.)_
Stock
11-25
iquar.)
Southwestern
12-31
1-15
$40c
4%
Pacific
loc
11-15,
—„
Ltd.
Glass,
4%%
12-15
(quar.)
.
Chemical
Marine
Owens-Illinois
2
Southern
30c
(quar.)
12-
11-30
iquar.)
Exploration—
&
2
12-20
-
(quar.i
(increased
Mills,
Flour
1-
11-15
Glass
Drilling
$56y4c
Ltd. _______—!_____
_______/>J17y2c,"
Railway Co.0 common (quar.)
\ 70c
Standard
preferred
Whirlpool
12-15
(quar.)_
,6%.
2
Simpson's,
58c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ogiivie
12-
(quar.)—___
11-
(quar.)__
2
Corp,
3
15c
,
(quar.)
preferred
1-
2%
Paper
preferred
15c
(initial
Lighting
4.80%
Supply
Westinghouse Electric,
3.80%
dividend
Southwest
common
preferred
Ocean
12-10
10-21
11-30
44c
convertible preferred
Obear-Nester
1
1
12-20
—
Gas,
1-
11-
Place
held).
(quar.)
1_
Breweries,
Auto
of
15c
12%
common
(quar.)
Canada
Western
37y2c
(quar.)_
Bancorporation,. common
Norwi.cn Pharamcal
12-
12-10
'•
________
12-
1
West
A
each
Inc,
(J.),
common
debentures
7 y4 %
Marie for
Class
4
60c
(quar.)
(Reduced-quar.)
Shop & Save, Ltd, (s-a)
Signode Steel Strapping—"
common
4
11-
of
amount
Ville
Weingarten
25c
Sherwin-Wiiiiams
Co.
r 1-
11-
11-21
10c
!
_
4
New
15c
30c
Corp, (quar.)_
7
Service—
*5.75%
■
(quar.)
11-21
Knapp
f50c
class A
ID
11-30
(quar.)
Natural
Pen,
12-
1
35c
_______
&
"
11-20
1
34% c
prior
Quebec Power,
A.)
12-
12-22
3iy4c
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
12-31
_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
1-10
—
32y2c
common
5
12-10
12-22
(quar.)____
1-
$1
1-10
preferred A (quar.);
4y2% preferred B (quar.j__;
-
—
Public
& Co.
12-
<
12-22
$1.56y4
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Canada), Ltd. (stock div.)
(One share of Trizec Corp, Ltd. for each
10 shares held and one dollar principal
12-22
1-10
1-10
4%
4
12-
D.)
1-10
$1.25
When
Share
Name of Company
Webb
12-15.
$1.18%
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.)
Shawinigan Water & Power—
4
$1.50
*
._
(increased)
.preierred
4.5.0%
12-
$1.011/4
(quar.)
Indiana
Common
Noruiwest
Securities-Acceptance-Corp,
11-10
common
(quar.)
preierred
Northwest
9
(quar.)
—
:
prqierred
Nortnern
12-
25c
__
.4.40 %
3
(G.
40c
a
Nortnern
1-
35c
uu...,.
w
Corp.
Searle
60c
common
Falls
.12-29
25c
4
(quar,)
^
(quar.)_.
9
Slieller Mfg.
:
Y.)
12-
.
,
(N.
3
$1
(quar.)
Surety
1-
12-15
_
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Western
&l
5% 'i
Sealright-Oswego
15c
(quar.)
common
Norm American Investment,
,6%
4
11-30
Quarterly
Noiuoiii
11-
22 Vac
(quar.)____,
preterred (quar.),
^inc (quar.)
ivews
1
(quar.).
Novant xelepnone
b%
12-
20c
jersey
Nc» port
Seaboard
$1.75
(quar.i
(quar.)———
aersey Power
Vy
inc.
(reduced-quar.)_
Ntpiune Meier Co.,
New
pfd. A (quar.)
tuiops,
4
$1.121/2
iquar.)
preienea
N«cio..ai
11-
2%
.——
National Juoad Co., 7%
1
50c
(quar.)
aiviuend
fc,tcc.i
12-
*15c
(quarj____,—__
Co., common
uypsum
J20c
.
preferred
conveiciuie
toe
(Canada), Ltd.—
...—
common
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$6.25 preferred (quar.)__—
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
-
$5
'
Naujnal Drug
V
$4.75
.
11-15
When
Share
.
Assoc, Inc
Finance Co,
Monday, October 31, 1960
.;
.
per
pay¬
De__
11-25
10-13,
...
_?-?2
_
,
,,
Number 5999
.
.
Per
Telephone,
class
A
(quar.)
When
share
«
Name of company
Anglo-Canadian
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Payable
$30c
12-
$2.90
preferred (quar.)
4Ma%
preferred -(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch. Inc. (quar.)
Animal
5%
Co.
Trap
i
in
5Ma% preferred B
Anthony Pools, Inc.
io
4.40%
5.30%
12_
9
11.14
20c
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
preferred
4V2fo
$$L37Ma
(quar.)
Argo
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
lJ
11-
6c
Oil
Co.
for
each
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
h
$2.50 preference
Arnold
Altex
11-
1
1
*
200
of
Series
Aluminum
12-
1
1
4.75%
7%
preferred
Atlantic
,
Line
Coast
Co.
5%
non-cum.
RR.,
preferred
Ltd.
Nichols
12-
8
$1
$4.50
n_
1
Ayres
Mills,
(L.
S.)
11-
1
10-31
Conduits
11-15
10-31
Confederation
-34c
Co.—•
preferred
...
•
Canada
11-
Class
B
12-12
11-
11-10
10-25
<
12-15
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
4%%
pfd.
11-21
1
10- 5
Canadian
11-15
Canadian
4Vic
11-11
25c
1-15
2nd
6%
Piano
preferred
Bank
of
Bank
of
Bank
of
Extra
(quar.)..
1
Ltd.
10-20
10-28
1
10-15
1
5%
10-15
10-31
Bank
(quar;);
10-31
1
ll-il5
15c
10-31
10-10
1-13-61
12-30
50c
of
Nova
Extra
Oil
(quar.)
Scotia
Corp.
11-30
ll-:
11-9'
9
Basic
Candy
Corp.
Products
4Vi%
10-21
12-
1
10-31
Central
12-1
10-31
1
11-
Corp.,
Power
1
Baystate
Corp.
Bearings. Inc.
Beau
1
Brummell
Beech
(quar.)
Stockholders
(A.
200%
a
stock
S.)
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Bemis
Iron
Bag
Corp.
Beneficial
6%
preferred
Bell,
Ridge
From
Bobbie
12-
11-15
12-15
11-29
$1.50
10-31
10-20
(quar.)___
12-17*
11-19
11-15
;—---a—k'"
Brodie
10* 5
11-
1,-
10-10
11-
1
Gas
(A.
&
11-28
11-
7% ' preferred
Industries
Stock
il2y2c
.
■
-
&
J
held)
10-31
12-15
1- 1
11-30
Land &
for
dividend)
(Stock
Corp.
(quar.)__
pfd.
95c
-
,
——
(quar.)
—-
5c
2%
preferred (annual)—
California
Pacific
—;
(extra)
share
for
,
each
1-5-61".
11-1,
12- 1<
12-15
1- 1
11- 1
10-31
11- 1
11-15
10-31
10-31
11-28
.11-10
12- 1
12-19
10-14
10-17
10-21
10-31
10-17
10-17
11-14
•
n-26
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Biochemical
California
preferred
10-15
10c
dividend)
11-
1
10-15
4%
11-
1
12-
7
11-14
10-31
10-24
10-10
7%c
50c
12-15
11-16
t75c
11-15
t30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
pfd.
$4
12-
$1
(quar;).:.
2
10-14
11-
6
1
10-31
12-
2
10-14
10-10
11-
1
$1.06
11-
1
10-10
$1.12 »/a
11-
1
10-10
8%c
11-
1
10-19
$1.75
11-
1
10-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
A
of
5
De
Soto
Chemical
-
4%%
class
pfd.
A
1
10-20
Delta
11-
1
11-15
1
1
8%
.
11-
1
10-21
11-15
11-15
10-31
28 Vic
10-31
10-
$1
(quar.)__
1-2-61
30c
(quar.)
class
25c
1
12-
10-31
4
12-15
11-10
debenture
Dennison
(quar.)
Mines,
7
11-7
12-
11-
7
$2
—.
Ltd
7
11-
12-
5c
,
11-
12-
25c
—_
12-
5c
(quar.).—
A
(quar.)
common
Extra
12-15
9-30
12c
(s-a).-__
Manufacturing,
Voting
12-15
1-
12-15
11-15
25c
■'.s
Extra
10-31
1-
Lines
Dennison
/
10-31
1-3-61
$1.19
4
—
:
11-
10-11
5
$1
(quar.)
Optional
Air
5
1-
10-10
60c
shares
11-
12-;
1
$1.25
per
Delaware Income Fund
10-20
1-16
amounting to ap¬
Depositary share
Coatings—
Delaware Railroad
11-30
12-15
93 %c
(quar.)__
64c
10-20
11-15
50c
(quar.)
shillings,
1
27c
pfd.
5%
12-
11-
7
50c
'
Ohio
t1,- ^
11- 4
10-12
10-17
Electric
&
>
12-15
11-30
„
$1
„
shares
Citizens
*,
held)
Ga.)
87 Mac
&
Cleveland,
5%
Ry.,
!;
com.
4y2%
preferred
12- 1
27/3C
12-15
12- 1
(quar.)
31V4C
11-15
10-21
1
$1.50
Chicago
preferred
Dominguez
Dominio^ &
cie"el'»nd
•c'':,r,i,rit,'4<5
Anglo Investment
Class
A
(quar.)
1-15
1-
1-15
1-
5
11-10
11-
1
3
10-
3
11-
11-
Co.,
preferred
Glass
12-12
L '
'
-
r
5%
5%
■
40c
12-15
11-25
1-1-61
12-16
Steel
Coal
&
Columbian
4y4%4.65%
6%"
Gas
Pictures
&
10-31
$1.25
10-21
45c
11-15
10-20
1-1-61
12-. 5
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
11-10
87 Vac
12-
4.64%
-
$3
Inc.,
preferred
in
be
11-15
10-31
$15c
11-
1
10-15
$37 Vic
11-
1
10-15
$60c
$10C
$31%c
$15c
11-15
10-31
10-28
10-14
;J__
common
of
lieu
11-16
1
10-11
12-15
11-16
«
11-1
10-
1
11-15
10-31
13c
112-13
11-25
frac¬
2%
(resumed)
i(quar.)
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
20c
10-31
10-12
2%
_________
11-25
12-
50c
Doughboy Industries, class A (quar.)
Co. (Stock dividend)
12-13
10c
—_—
—
Dow Chemical
11-30
11-
10c
»
paid)
Class
A
Dunhill
11-15
10-31
11-15
12-12
11-
1
10-24
11-30
11-10
12-
9
10-31
$1.25
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
3iy4c
11-
1
10-18
12-
9
10-20
&
11-15
11-15
Dun
10-24
12-31
(quar.T
60c
27 Mac
quar.)
$4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Electric—
*'■
11-15
$1.06 y4
common
11-
International
(stock
Ltd.,
Rubber
Bradstreet,
1
Extra
9-16
Dura
7
11-
1
10-17
12-
5
11-
1/13%
9
35c
12-
9
$1.50
pfd. A (quar.)
12-
11-
1
4
i
11-13
45c
11-18
11-18
10-15
10c
Co.
i—
(Increased
——
quar.)—
12-15
5%
12-15
12-' 1
30c
(quar.)
dividend
12-
12-
9
11-18
15c
Corp.
Stock
3
'
6%
10.
25c
(quar.)
:
Dunlany Foods, Inc.,
10-31
2%
(quar.)
dividend)
Ordinary.-
Inc.
10c
—
—
Extra
Co.,
(quar.)
1
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
$1.50
common
11-
$1.17
11-
1
10-14
$15c
__i——
12-
1
11-
12-
9
11-18
1
12-
1
11-21
(quar.)
——
15c
50c
2.4%
$1.31 V*
$1.16
'
11-
1
9-22
12-
1
9-22
11-
1
9-22
11-
1
7%
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
Stock
Eastern
$7
$6
(accum:)
preferred
Eastern
Air
Lines
preferred
B
9-22
Eastern
Edwards
Ekco
&
2nd
(Bangor)
10c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
104
7
$1.50
11-
1
10-
7
$2
(quar.)
11-
1
10 26
1-3-61
12-12
6MtC
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
11-15
$1.75
(initial)
common
preferred
11-30
12-15
12-15
,
(accum.)
(accum.)
Bank
12-15
25c
(quar.)_
Engineering
Products,
4V2 %'
6%
Trust
$$1.75
2%
—
Corp.—
preferred A
:—
—
—
Industries
States
——L—
(quar.)
dividend
1
•
(quar.)
East
Eastern
$1.07
——
(quar.)
11-
w'
Ohio
dividend
preferred
10-14
11-30
11-15
Ltd.—
common
(cash
will
10-10
15c
(quar.),
Edison
-
& Sons,
R.)
shares
11-10
12c
(accum.)_
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.
preferred
8
$10c
Ltd., com. (quar.)
class A (initial)
1
30c
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
Stock
11-
1
$50c
(quar.)™
10-31
25c
Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis)
5.25%
11-14
(quar.)—___—
(quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply
87 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Commonwealth
1
Corp.,
dividend
tional
Dunlop
Combined
v*
12-
12-
Drug-Fair-Community Drug Co.—
.
:
preferred
preferred
(R.
Stock
Duriron
Corp;,
Southern
Development
Dorr-Oliver,
—
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Co.
System
12-15
9-30
Co.—
Power
Carbon
Gas
11-17
$62 Mac
Ltd.
Stores.'. Ltd.
Donnelly
Louis
Co.—
Central
10-17
11-30
(s-a)
(quar.)
preference
Donbar
11-25
Ltd.—
pfd. series 1947 & 1956
Colorado
12-20
10-31
Co., Ltd.—
Scottish Investments,
Dominion
Dominion
I
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Finance
1
"
$20c
of America
1
11-15
11-
10-31
$20c
Ltd.
(quar.)_.
(extra)—
Co., Ltd.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
10-14
$1.12 Ma
common
1
Ltd.—
Second convertible preference
$2
Co."
1-3-61
$$1.25
^l°rtrohome Industries.
Dominion
10-20
1
12-31
11-15
7c
$3.50
Collyer Insulated Wire
39c
Dominion Engineering Works. Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd.. common (quar.)
5
40c
'
;
Colgate-Palmolive
12-
11-15
25c
Corp.,
Dominion
4
Dominion
^"rn.
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware,
10-15
11-'
$17 Vic
—,—
(monthly)
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
„
11-25
27 Vic
—
(quar.)——
Fields
11-25
64
(Savan-
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.—
9c
i
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Oil
11-
65c
(quar.)_—
1
25c
7
25c
St.
10-14
11-
$20c
(s-a)——
&
11-15
14c
2
!
10-14
12-15
12 Mac
guaranteed (quar.)
Regular guaranteed (quar.)
11-21
I
}
12-
10-
;
lc
Special
Columbus
12-15
27c
Co.
15c
in¬
(quar.)
11-23
•
—
Ry.
12-19
12 Vic
Corp., .common
10c
preferred
Columbia
22V2c
Mfg,
11-15
30c
r.
Mahoning
11-21
1-16
Houses -(quar.)—
Dodge
Dome Mines,
4
.
Bank
11-21
12-12
——
$1.25
(quar.)
7
-
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
*
(quar.)—
11-
37 Mac
(quar.)—
Cincinnati,
Cleveland &
11- 1
.10-14
income)'
37 Mac
each
(from
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge.
Ltd.
(quar.)
—_—
for
Inc.
5%
—
share
12-19
25c
11-
'
I
extra
Year-end
Clearfield
11-22
(
10-26
12-30
i
10-26
10-31
2%
class A
(quar.)
Southern ^National
&
nah,
10-10
12- 9
10-31
10-10
12-19
(Mass.)—_—___
Fund,
Dobbs
10-14
10-26
Tl-15
1
11-15-'
12-31
—._
Trust
Investment
"
Columbia
11- 1
11-14
10-TO
11-
5%
Investment
vestment
:
-
Colonial
75c
10-14
$1
;■
(quar.)
20%
Diversified
11-15
$1
—
class A
(quar.)...
Diocesan
10-31
10-31
10-17
1
$5c
'DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
11-15
30c
(quar.)_
Colonial Corp.
Research
-10-10
10c
8
15c
_______
dividend '
'
••
.
Stock
1
5%
(s-a)_,
(quarj.
Inc.
11-30
'60c
.-——
Co.
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
*
1
12-
•
*
10- 7
10- 6
11-
Ltd.
1
11-
11-
'$4c
10-20
8c '
(quar.)
-11- 7
11- 1
1
25c
(quar.)——____
10-17
50c
11-
Mines,
12-
40c
iauar.)__
common
preferred; (quar.)
Dickenson
1
$1
25c
37 Vic
Corpr,
1
$1.75
dividend)—
(Los Angeles)
City Stores (quar.)—;—
Optional. (cash or one
1- 2
•
1111-
$1.50
Co.;
Co.: (quar.)____.
National
Diebold,
(quar:)*_
common
11- 1
12-31
10-14
10-14
11-15
,11-17
75c
11- 1
1-15
10-17
1
25c
(quar.)
common
Ry.—
preferred
11-
5%
r_
—
1947
Dial
Diamond
:
~
Finance
12-15
10-31
1-
62 Mac
••
quar.)
Trust—
Union Stock Yard
Denver
12-15
1
11-30
2%
__
(quar.)—_
Corp.-(stock
series
1-1
$1.19
$1.34%
___
(stock dividend)
(N. Y.),
B /(auar. )_.——
11- 1
—
$3 pfd.
(quar.)
Packing Corp.
1
(quar.)
11-
75c
10-10
—-
:.
preferred
(quar.)__
5y2 %
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
A
common
proximately
10-14
$1.16
11-15
1-15
5%
5.40%
1
(quar.)
preferred -Tquar.)
City Products
12-31
share
Timber Corp
Utilities,
11-
24c
City Investing Co., common (quar.)
City National Bank
&
Trust
(Chicago)—
12-19
11- 1
*11- 1
5c
(quar.)
\
5c
$1.75
preferred
California Electric Power,
12-16
11-
25c
Corporation, common
Dividend
10-14
>
—
Calaveras
10-14
1-1-61
10c
.
DeBeers Consolidated Mines American
10-20
i
Casualty Co.
Class
10-17
$$1.57
'
California
.'
11-15
1
27 Mac
(quar.)——
A
Citizens
10-17
,
$25c
(quar.)
(one
10-31
$2.50
...
....
Davenport Water, 5%
pl'd. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pl'd. <quar.)__
9
1
(from net invest, inc.)
Bank (quar.)
"
convertible
Series
.
12- 9
3y2%
Cincinnati Gas
10- 7
(stock dividend)
Corp.
12-21
35c
(increased
Corp.,
preferred
Common
1
9-15(,
11-1.
30c
dividend
12-
1
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Products
Colorado Oil &
Cadre
12-30
(quar.)
35C
(quar.)
Citizens National Bank
Inc. (quar.).ut(increased quar.)
Co.. common
'-
■
Company
Co.,
12-21
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
10-31
11-15
(quar.)
Oil
M.)
7%
12-
'(quar.)-___—
Manhattan
Chesapeake
10-10
'10-31
—
Byers
10-13
1
tl2%c
(s-a)
(stock
Ltd.
Light,
37 Vic
——
10-10
11- 1
15c
—
Buttes
&
preferred
Transit,
Dana
11-
(quar.)
Co.
preference
4%
'
11-3
14c
Gas
Co.
1
2-
Ltd..—
class
preferred
4% %
10-17
11-
(quar.)
4% preferred series 1946 (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)—:
Stock dividend
7
12-7
11-15
17MaC
Oil, 5%
Power
$4.24
10-17
$1
Chase Fund of Boston
.10-20
V
14c
(quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd.
&
$3
'
•.
1
—
Terminal
Dallas
'
10-31
$1.03
(Increased-quar.)
Champlin Oil & Reiining,
11-
11-V1
1-3-61
■
Ltd.—__
—
Buttes Gas
7
10-17
50c
(quar.)
Markets,
Cherry-Burrell
15c^
Corp. common
20c.
$5 preferred (quar.—
$1.25
Buchanan Steel Products Corp. (s-a):■■>- 10c
Buckeye Corp. (stock dividend)—
..—..—1%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
.—
—50c
Buck Hill Falls
(quar.)_______—15c
Buckingham Freight Lines, class A (quar.)'
17'/2c
Class B
(quar.)
7
$.00875
Buffalo Forge Co.
(irreg.l^5c
Bullock Fund, Ltd. (8c from net investment
income plus 65c capital gains distribution)
7^c
Bullocks, Inc., common (quar.)
35c
4%
preferred (quar.)—.—
$1
Bullocks Ltd., class A (s-a)
*25c
Class B (s-a)___
Xllo
Bush
7
10-
10-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
'
Chemical
8%
Refining
Brunswick
(quar.)__
Delaware Power & Light Co.
preference
Rear Estate
10 31
'
Products,
Store
11-18
(quar.)
Bruning tCharles)
pfd.
(quar.)-—
Aircraft
Chain
Chase
:...
$3.80
Cessna
1
Co.
(Ralph)
Brooklyn Union
10-
10-31
10-31
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
$1
,
Gas,
7
11-
Corp.
Dallas
—
(Cleveland)
4%
Co.
12-
—
Telephone—
preferred
(quar.)
Taunton
10-
.10-31
$1.05
(quar.)__
4.75% 'preferred
10-26
Columbia
6V4%
Soya
10c
(final)
British
Brockton
12-15
12-15
17V2c
Co., class A
non-cum.
3%%
Bank
Century Properties
•*
12-3
11-30
(quar.)..—;___
(Equal to about 12c)
Sugar
10-20
20c
British Aluminum, Ltd.—
Columbia
1
1
ll'/4c
(quar.)
conv.
Daffin
200
each
Light,
&
convertible
5.375%
10-24
*
75c
-
British
Lines
11-
10-31
9c
10-31
1
Securities Corp.—-
25c
Ltd. (interim)—
Forests
15c
11-22
10-20
10-14
25c
Century Food
10-31
—_———f
(inbreased)
Columbia
$1.13
11-18
12-
12-30
$2
Co.—
11-15
1
,11-15
(quar.).—
common
British
93%c
(quar.)
4
1
12-15
80c
11-
————
Century Acceptance Corp.
30c
•
8c
Inc. "(quar.)
rets,
for
(quar.)
4.15%'preferred
9-30
11-25
._
dep.
Ry.
10-14
10-31
—
(quar.)_____.
American
$1
45 c
(quar.)
11-
11-14
11-10
•
68%c
12-
50c
87y2c
Bostic Concrete,.;clkss A (quar.)—
1
12Mac
Boston Edison Co., common (quar.)____—,
75c
4.25% preferred (quar.)
i
;—,_
$1.07
4.78% preferred (quar.)
- $1.20
-
12-' 2
11-25
11-10
30c
>
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4
(quar.).
preferred
Fund
shaie
(1
11-1
12-10
■
investment-income
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3Ma% preferred (quar.)
Bourjois,
(quar.)___
Central Vermont Public Service, com.
10-14
11-15
——i
(quar.)
Bowater Paper Corp..
12-
1-3-61
12-
25c
$1.40 preference B (quar.)
& South West Corp.
11-15
1
2
1-3-61
25c
10c
25c
(quar.)—_—
—
preferred
Central
••
4
1
2
Curtis Mfg.
10-20
11-10
$1.05
$1.40 preference A (quar.)——
,
11-
a
10-21
12-
$1.13
Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
Coal.
11-21
1-3-61
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
50c
1
(quar.)
National
Central
lc
—
(quar.)
___1
Mutual Fund Inc.—
Corp.,
Boston
25c
i
(s-a)
held)
Power
4.20%
1
50c
*
;
common
Fisheries
4%
(quar.)
Gas,-common
4.50% preferred
3
12-
11-
'
10-31
11-
1
11-1*
.
lr
12-
$1.12 Ma
11-15
11-15
11-16
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Seal Co.,
Seal
1
10-13
25c
12-9
10-17
12-
11-1
Central Hudson Gas & Electric (increased)
Central Louisiana'Electric, new com. (initial)
11-23
11-15
preL series A (quar.)
$$1.62%
28c
Crystal Oil & Land Co.,. $1.12 pfd. (quar.)__
11-10
11-10
■
7
_%____
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
International
6V2%
5
10-
10-27
11-21
25%
•
7
9
12y2c
Brooks,- Inc.
Booth
10-
1
9
10-17
50
Inc.
net
11-
12-
1
50c
& Company. Inc.
(quar. i
Blackwell Oil & Gas___"
Blue
Crush
12-
11-
$17 Mac -11-1
Best
Blue
10-28
10-10
Central
(quar.)
Bloch Bros.'Tobacco Co.,
11-11
5c
•
pfd.-(quar.)
(quar.)
of Georgia
Central
(quar.)—
Bros.
Pass
&
10-
10-25
'
(quar.)
Works
&
Nest
1
„
7%
Belmont
Cork
12-21
11-
20c
Cork
Crown
Crow's
11-
10-17
$1.18%
Behlen
Crown
10-31
33c
(quar.)—
(quar.)____
common
10-14
10-15
2%
—
1
25c
15c
(quar.)
common
dividend)
11-
1
1
65c
(quar.)
&
11-15
1111-
11-14
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
Corp.
Publishing
11-15
$1.25
_
4%%
(stock
Central
Shoe Corp.,
4Va%
Co.
Milner
5
$1.04
...
5% preferred
class A (quar.)
(quar.3__-
$10c
$1.25
10-17
;■}.'■■■
div.__
(quar.)
common
Mortgage,
$20c
(quar.)___i,___—____
Ltd.—
(interim)
Co.,
Transportation
(initial)™
Crowell-Collier
10-
5%
Stores
Crouse-Hinds
11-15
1
5
Ltd.—
Corp.
B
11-
-55c
Crossett Co.,
11-15
(quar.)__
8%
approve
Group,
Ordinary
1
1
B
1
10c
1212-
$$1.25
A
Aircraft Corp.—
Beecham
Beck
Ties
7
9-30
5
$50c
Motors
Class
.-.
common
&
11-26
10-31
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Continental Gin,
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
Coronation
56c
$10G
preferred
5c
....
Gas
Continental
preferred
12-
.
1
10-27
5%
10-31
r
12-
5%
10-31
$50c
2
11-
9-30
10-14
28V8C
1-
$50c
9-30
,
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Paper Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$18%c
T
Power
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
35c
(quar.)_-___
common
&
(quar.)
dividend).
preferred
Crowley
common
dividend
shares
l-2-61«„Wrl2- 9
7MaC
10-10
—__—
Co,, 4y2%
Coke
&
Electric
$2.75
11-
10-10
1
5
11-
1
tl2c
preferred
Container
9-30
10-
'
1
tlOc
(quar.)
preferred A
conv.
Bathurst
preferred
Stock
11-
^
;
preferred
11-30
$55c
____;
dividend)
1
11-
,
Co.
&
Tractor,
Corp.,
5%
$45c
.-
(quar.)
(stock
E.)
Coal
Central
J
Barton's
'4.20%
10c
___—______________
Barber
(L.
Central
■
45c
v—-—
11-
$$1.25
(quar.)—______i_
Plywood
dividend
Caterpillar
•
5
(quar.).
$37 Mac
—
•_
Carson Pirie Scott &
-
Savings
;
—
•
Ltd.
Cos.,
(quar.)
Pacific
Carpenter
11-15
12-
'
$5 pfd.
(stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America,
4% preferred (quar.)
Continental Can Co., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)..
10'
10-
1
55c
Y.),
Mills,
Theatres
$4.52
1
1-
1
11-
51 y2c
(quar.)
$4.50
11-
12-
11-
51c
•.
12-15
47%c
(s-a)
$4.16
12-
3
A
Consumers
11-
$20c
^
Carolina Power & Light,
j-
12-1
Oil
Carolina
10-20
J353/4c
:
3-
Funds—
Special share's __1
Carlisle Corp.
10-20
$31M4c
;
3-
1-
Class
$45c
-j.—
(quar.)
Investment
Canadian
••
-10-17
10-31.
common
preferred
Canadian
'• V
'
4-1-61
4-1-61
$3iy4c
Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)
Canadian 'International Investment Trust,
10-15
1
11-
$1.12Va
Consolidated
3
3-
$75c
Canadian
10-15
11-
$1.12Ma
3-
preferred
3
10-12
50c
Cradock-Terry Shoe,
11-20
35c
4-1-61
191/0C
Fund, Inc.
(15c from investment
plus 41c capital gains distribution)
income
;
>
—
Textile
5%
11-
Canadian
„
1
10-15
1
11-
Natural
Consolidated
Continental
3
11-
Consolidated
10-28
110-28
Cornet
3
n_
11-18
11-15
11-15
11-11
10-
i
(N.
$75c
(quar.)___.—_
—
10-24
$1.90 pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
$l5c
(quar.)
1
11-
'
11-11
J25c
Montreal
Foods
$2.20
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
i_
(Newark, N. J.)
Edison
Consolidated
1
1
15c
-
____
Commerce
Consolidated
10-28
Dredge & Dock, Ltd. (s-a)—
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
Celotex
Extra
..
10-14
11-30
12-
$1.50
quarterly
10-10
10-31
12-
30c
&
1
50C
—
common
1
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
$1.12
Trust
11-
preferred
preferred
$17MaC
-
National
$2.06
——
-
(quar.)
America
Increased
1
(quar.)—;
7
12M2c
Corp.
Co.—
10-
<quar.)_____——________——_
.
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
1
A
„
>
preferred--(quar.)i_______
preferred
11-
$$2
Ltd.,
11-
11-15
tBOc
(quar.)
B
_
convertible
preferred
Class
Stock
5%%
$2.04
Class
11-
H3/8C
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
$5
1
$25c
Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
Commerce
10-31
11-15
;
1
1111-
of
43c
35c
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
Connecticut Light & Power,
$2 preferred (quar.)__
~1-15
11-
4c
10c
-
(1947 series)
10-
1
$15c
——
Bronze,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
41/a%
11-1
60c
preferred
(quar.)
:
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-
common
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
1
3i y4c
5%
12-
(quar.).—
&
1
10-
•
4
*25c
-
10-
4-1-61
10-28
t20c
Assurance
10-
A -(s-a)___—
(s-a)—
Canada Steamship Lines,
Canadian Arena Co;
4
Life
33c
class
10-7
11-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
1
+
$55c
;_
Ltd.,
National Co.
1
$12 Mac
4
11-
50c
Packers
quarterly from ;net investment income
plus a capital gains distribution of 37c)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-1
12-20
Holders
11-4
(6c
11-
$32 Mac
When
Payable of Aec.
10c
Concord Natural Gas, common
11-
(quar.)^
11
4%
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)—;
Per
Share
(stock dividend)__
31c
tquar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_i____———
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
.
34 %c
preferred
933/4c
r-
31%c
•
Campbell Soup (increased-quar.)
Canada Cement, Ltd., common '(quar;)_____
$1.30 prcf. (quar.)
10-13
12-12
12-12
50c
(quar.)..
(quar.).;
common
(quar.)
11-15
I
10-13
60c
.
(quar.)_i_____
preferred
10-31
—
Canada Foils, Ltd., common (quar.).;
Class A (quar.) _•
________—
1
$2.50
1
(s-a)__.
prior preferred
Corporation (quar.)
Avco
11-15
preferred
10-28
30c
>10-
10c
conv.
Avondale
32 Mac
H
10-14
(quar.)
&
10-31
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
•
1
1
$1.18%
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
Augusta Newspapers, class A (quar.)__i
6Ma% preferred (quar.)..;—_—
6 % preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
10-31
11-15
$1.25
11-18
l.
•-
Austin
J
11-
Wholesalers, Ltd.,- 5%% pfd. (s-a)
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar,)..
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa,
Okla.) (quar.).
Steels,
11-
1
11-
Atlantic
Atlas
12-
>i3c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Refining Co.
3.75%
11-15
(quar.)_
r
.
433/4c
^
(Conn.)
•;
...
11-15
56V4c
...
Atlantic
"11-15
32 Mac
—
83/4c
_
pfd.
Line
,
.
(quar.)
Coast
33c
33 Mac
—
Co.—
Extra
Atlantic
__
—
$1.24
10-21
(quar.)
10-31
(quar.)
$1.20
10-20
11-
Compo Shoe Machinery
Composite Fund Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
'
11-10
J25c
___,,$62y2c
pfd. (quar.)____
(quar.)
Associated
Stationers
Supply (quar.)___
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)..
Atlantic City Electric, 4%
pfd. (quar.)...
Water-,
12-13
_
_
(quar.).u.
10-31
E
(quar.)
5.50% preferred J (quar.)
California Water & Telephone,
n-10
10-31
11-15
F
$1.32
held)..
(quar.)
B
convertible preferred
Equipment Corp., 4Ma%
Artesian
12-13
11-15
•
Name of Company
preferred
(quar.)—___—.—....
Continental
shares
common
30ac
Commonwealth Gas Corp.
preferred
5.08%
10-10
10-31
convertible
preferred ;G
10-10
11-
of Rec.
5.36% "convertible
n-23
$1.12Va
35c
Aro
—
5.20%
10-18
12-15
>$1.12%
____
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)....
dividend one share
(Stock
(quar.)
5.20%
__
Holders
11-15
common
f
(quar.)
When
33 Mac
.
Payable
30c
,
Service,
preferred C (quar.).—
convertible preferred D
5.28%
1
Appalachian Power Co.—
4.50%
Water
Share
27 Mac
of Company
California
10-10
11-1-
Anthes-Imperial Co.—
•
Name
11-10
35c
(quar.)_
com.
Par
of Rec.
62%c
—
of America,
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
1
n_
X56V*c
_
(1715)
(quar.)
—
—
11-
1
10-15
$1.12%
11-
1
10
$1.50
11-
1
10-li
^5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1716)
Per
Name
Share
of Company
When
Holders
12-20
11-30
$1.00
preferred
4.10%
$1.02%
12-
11-10
$1.30
preferred
4'A %
$ 1.-06 y4
12-
11-10
$1.21%
12-
11-10
$1.25
12-
11-10
32%c
quar.)—
(initial
common
preferred
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
$5,875 preferred (quar.)
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.)
5y2% preferred (quar.)
5.50% preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
5.68% preferred (quar.)
6.40% preferred (quar.)
$1.34
12-
11-10
$1.30
$1.37%
12-
11-10
$1.32
25o
$1.37%
12-
11-10
$1.41 y4
12-
11-10
$2
$2.50
General
&
Musical
Equal
to
about
Industries,
9VaC
Consolidated
Elizabethtown
Elmira
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
RR.
Co.,
5.20%
preferred
12-15
11-23
12-15
11-23
1
10-20
4.20%
10-31
10-17
5.10%
10-31
10-17
5%%
»2%c
10-31
9-30
5
11-19
General
$1.12%
12-
1
11-19
11-15
10-31
Tin
$1.50
6% preferred (quar.)
County Trust (Stamford, Conn.)—
Fairfield
Co.,
terim)
4%
6%
6 %
10-14
(quar.)
Co., common
11-
1
10-17
3
11-25
1-
3
11-25
10-31
10-14
30c
Brewing Corp. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
30c
conv.
1-
1
12-15
Farmers
Life
Traders
&
U-
7.
10-21
7
10-21
Y.)
N.
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
Fed-Mart
Fedders
Corp.
(quar.)
5c
25c
(quar.)
5%
dividend
Stock
Federal Compress
Federal
Grain,
Class
B
30c
(quar.)
& Warehouse
$1.40
preference
Federal
Insurance
Co.
Federated
Monthly
dividend
New
11-
1
._
(Md.)
Trust
of
(Newark,
Corp.,
A
Tire
Co.
(Newark,
Class
Corp.,
Bank
approval
troller
First
&
Trust
at
Mass.)
by
the
Bank
10,
Jan.
N.
Valley,
N.
City Bank
National
Credit,
Iron
&
Inc.,
Florida
Corp.
Steel
(N.
Y.)
B
Government
&
25c
12-15
12-
1
Grace
11-21
11-
7
12-19
12-
(Ga.)
Ford
B
Ford
Co.
Motor
Forest
City
Foxboro
State
Free
Freiman
4%%
Friendly
Ltd,
Bank
class A
(England)
(quar.)
(interim)
11-
1
Mines,
Island)
Ltd.
11-
1
10-28
11-
(interim)
Frito
Company
Green
(A.
P.)
10-17
Green
(H.
L.),
11-15
10-17
2%
10-31
10-14
Gross
12-12
11-18
Class
12-12
11-18
Growth
A
10-14
Guerdon
10-31
Gale
$1.50
&
Co.,
preferred
11-15
10-31
Gulf,
(quar.)
1-
1
A
12-10
11-11
12-10
12-
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (increased-quar.)
Gar WPod Industries, 4'/2%
pfd. (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)_^
4%
Gas
preferred
1
Service
General
60c
Co.
11-15
11-
Mobile
1
Acceptance
preferred
General
Stock
Corp.,
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
Baking
General
Crude
General
—II
Dynamics Corp. (reduced)
Instrument Corp
General Magnaplate (stock
dividend)
General Mills,
Inc. (quar.)
General
General
$3.75
$5
preferred
General
Steel
5%
Steel
Castings
(increased)
10-31
c
40c
plus
11-10
Wares, Ltd.,
(quar.)„,
common
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
4%%
preferred
from
7c
1
10-
30c
10-31
12-
6
11-
11-
1
1
12-15
10-31
Halle
25c
12-14
Series
4%
11-23
11-
1
11-
1
1
10-21
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
6%%
(quar.)
Harper
Stock
10-31
12-
11-10
1
(H.
25c
11-
1
10-21
11-21
9-30
Harris
Hart
Co.
&
5V2%
Marx__
preferred
1
1
Haydock
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-31
10-14
12-
11-14
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-31
10-
1
11-30
11-
1
12-31
10-25
10-25
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-14
12-
12-15
1
1
10-14
$1.09
1111-
4.36%
10-31
10-17
11-15
11-
12-
1
11-10
10-18
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-17
12-10
11-15
25c
12-15
11-15
10c
1-
2
12-
1
11-
1
12-23
Fund,
Inc.
Hercules
Higbie
Powder,
(P.
5%
Co.
9
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-31
Lumber
N.)
& Co.
11-
10-20
1
11-10
li-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-15
,
10-14
2%
1-3-61
10-31
10-
11-
1
Inc.,
&
12-
1
1
10-14
11-
$1.25
12-15
3
11-15
L_.
(extra)
50c
10-28
11-
20c
5%
Stock
Holt,
4%
Tea
Kansas City
Home
Hood
Insurance
Chemical
Hooker
$4.25
Hoover
Ball
Company,
Class
12-
9
Hormel
25c
11-10
10-
7
Horn
B
12-
9
11-10
10-31
1
4%%
10-17
1
11-10
10-28
Kawecki
&
Horne
10-
3
Horn &
10-
3
Hotel
10-28
4%
preferred
Houston
11-15
10-17
Howe
11-
10-
4
-
Common
5%
Kerr
11-
1
O
•
.
-J
Hubsman
Hudson
Co.
(N.
B
Co.
4.80%
95c
12-
1
11-14
$1
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
(stock
12-
5
11-15
1-
2
12-15
dividend)
2%
(quar.)
10c
il-17
10-27
87 %c
1-2-61
12-15
$6%c
11-30
2%
11-11
4
11-19
11-
25c
(quar.)
1-13-61
1-
6
40c
preferred
3-2
Klein
lieu
of
cash)-,-
Knickerbocker
12-
2
10-31
10-14
12-12
11-18
1-2-61
12-18
4-1-61
3-18
7-1-61
6-17
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-
1
10-20
$1
(quar.)
dividend)——1
3%
11-
12 %c
.
,
11-
11-
12 %c
1
12-
1
1
Apparel
LaCrosse
Cooler
;
10-31
La
A
B
and
11-10
l'
10-28
11-14
10-21
11-
1
1
10-21
12-15
11-15
11-21
-
10-31
10-31
10-14
11-
10-
12c
(monthly)
1
6
10c
12-
1
11-
7
1
10-
6
12-
1
11-
7
11-21
11-
6
10c
12-21
1-
6
10c
1-20
1-
6
12-12
11-15
27 %c
12-
1
10-28
$1.50
1-
2
12-15
40c
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
2-
1
1-16
133/4c
11-
1
10-21
12 %c
(quar.)
11-15
10-21
12 %c
(quar.)
11-16
11-
10-31
10-17
20c
1
(s-a)
$10c
12-
1
10-31
(quar.)
$20c
12-30
12-18
7
10-28
10-31
10-14
Inc.—
class
B
University (stock div.)__
Acceptance
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
'■
11-
20c
(quar.)
Extension
Laurenticfe
1;-,
12c
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
Telephone Co.
(Alfred)
A
Salle
,
20c
;
.....
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
Class
11-15
11-15
12-12
;i
capital
preferred
L'Aiglon
Lambert
J
11-
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5%% preferred A
12-
10-15
from
(S. S.) (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Crosse
'v.-
10c
Kresge
La
*'■
12c
preferred
convertible
Class
10-15
8
40c
(18 9/10c
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
conv.
5%
1
12-
10-31
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)-—<
(quar.)
class A (monthly)
$1.20
10-14
2
1
12c
5%
Stores
$1.20
Class
12-23
$.00625
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-29
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
12-20
60c
(quar.)
$4
11-18
11-15
47 %c
,4
Y.)
12-12
12-30
1-
11-15
50C
...
Fund
Corp.,
conv.
2
12-28
8
65C
gains plus 1 l/10c from income)
$1.20
3
11-
$1
B
11-
1
30C
Kingston Products Corp.
Class
10-
3
12-
;
Stores*(stock div. in
;
10-15
10-25
:
:
Extra
B
1
12-
16c
Quarterly
A
9
12-15
(quar.)
Kings County Trust Co.
Class
11-28
4
5c
(quar.)____
Department
Class
11-
11-
....
(S.)
11-
11-
6
11-15
:
-
(quar.)
Steel & Wire
Keystone
11-10
1
7
1-
45c special distribution from net realized
profits)
12-
11-
4-
1-13-61
(from net investment income).
(20c from net invest, inc. plus
11-15
1
4-14-61
5c
1
K-l
Kratter
9
25c
$1.25
(s-a)
Fund (monthly)
"
Series
Kobacker
$1.75
—
Products
10-18
Keystone Custodian Funds—
12-15
$1.75
4
(quar.)_.
Vitamin
Co.
Keyes Fibre Co., common
11-30
3
15c
.
(quar.)_-
Co.
common
Factors, class A
1
(quar.)
Monthly
12-20
35C
(quar.)
(stock
7
11-
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc.
Income
9-30
15c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
10-
933/4c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
$1.12%
Lighting & Power,
Sound
Class
22 %c
Hardart
Syracuse
12-20
Co.
1
Common" (quar.)
1
15c
(quar.)
*
(Joseph)
3
11-
(quar.)
Corp.
Kennametal,
1
$1.06 y4
Quarterly
1
1
Baking
preierred
Kellogg Company, 3y2% preferred (quar.)
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)__
11-
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-10
1
U0c
Hardart
1-
$1
Light—
dividend
Stock
11-
5c
—
:
Co.
11-25
(quar.)
Chemical
Kayser-Roth
10-20
1
55c
—_
(quar.)
A.)
1
1-18
$28
$1.08%
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
12-
$1.25
$1.12%
10-28
$15c
—
A
10-15
Power & Light Co.—
10c
(quar.)_;
class
10-15
1
preferred
10-15
1-
(quar.)
common
preferred
11-
12-30
Bearing
10-15
1
20
each
4.50%
11-14
split)
(quar.)—
(s-a)
(Geo.
11-
11-25
&
1
11-
11-
for
share
4.35%
10-31
65c
2-for-l
(quar.)
Hoover
11-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
35c
Ltd. (quar.).;__:
Y.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
12-
11-
(N.
Co.
Chemical
10-17
Co.—
preferred
2%
Co.,
10-14
10-14
preferred
3iy»c
dividend
&
1
4
20c
(quar.)
(one
3J/4%
Co.,
10-17
1
10-31
13 %c
(quar.)__
(this payment clears all arrears)
preferred
Jewel
11-
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
Glass
pfd.
4%
dividend)
(quar.)
a
37%c
held*
preferred
7%
37 %c
Winston
&
Renfrew
10-14
15c
Inc.
common
shares
15c
(stock
approved
Reinhart
12-22
4%
Island),
convertible
dividend
Jeannette
11-16
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
(Stockholders
Holt
Ltd.—
(quar.)
55c
Inc.,
Series
(quar.)
Holophane Co.
11-
9
Canada,
(Rhode
Heintz,
20
10-17
5c
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Light (quar.)
Stock
9-30
15c
'
.
preferred
Holiday Inns of America
5%
12-
56y»c
-
(quar.)_
(Edward)
Hirsch
1-2-61
Development Corp.—
Mfg.
Hines
11-25
30c
(quar.):
Conv. preferred (s-a)
Helmerick & Payne, Inc. (year-end)
Hercules Galion Products. 7%
pfd.
12-23
1
Corp.
Power
Jantzen,
11-25
62c
_.
Heartland
12-10
56y,C
.
4.96%
11-
10-21
11-
1
75c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-17
$1.06
9-30
12-
30c
11-15
11-
10-21
12 %c
10-31
of
preferred
3.80%
12-10
$i.37ya
(quar.)
1
-
11-15
1
11-15
Kentucky Stone Co.—
Hartford Electric Light, common
4% %
preferred (quar.)—
„
11-15
1
1
4%
10-31
4%
&
12-
1
12-
1
2
15c
Co.,
12-12
12-
50c
11-
7
1%
dividend
(A.)
6
$1
35c
(quar.)—
com.
.
12-
12-
Company—
Schaffner
6
12-30
the com. shs.
25c
11-
1.5
12-15
$1
preferred (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America, 4y2%
pfd. (quar.)
Hawley Products (stock dividend).
11-
10-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
M.)
6
12-
47 %c
12-19
25c
-
dividend
Hansen Mfg.
11-18
11-15
1
15c
Stock
12-
12-30
Extra
12-15
1
3c
Organ Co.
12-12
common..
$2.50
4.20%
A
preferred
78 %c
—
pro¬
1
Funds, Inc.—
(quar.)
a
10-18
11
$$1.25
(quar.)
1
12-
1111-
60c
Co., common
on
1
10-13
12 %c
10-21
11-
(quar.)
10-14
12 %c
20c
(quar.)
H-D
5
—
Corp.,
Jersey Central Power &
4%
Hamilton Watch
(increased)
11-
10-14
(quar.)
Haag Drug Co. (stock dividend).
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.)
10-15
10-14
10-31
$2.50
Trust
10-11
10-15f
1
11-16
1
10-13
1
pfd.
4
25c
Dec.
on
11-
1
10-31
Jack
11-
Ltd., 5%
12-15
12-
$1.75
9
Iowa
66y4C
Co.
9-30
1-16
11-
Ironrite,
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton,
10-31
tlOc
10-13
preferred
Hamilton
(quar.)
com.
com.
on
Motof'Lines
Mutual
10-14
1
Halliburton
10-10
3c
60C
(s-a)—
C.
D.
(quar.)
Utilities
Investors
10-18
1
10-24
10-18
1
11-14
1
3%
—
common
1
11-
1.1-
1
25c
Co.,
11-
$12c
11-
11-
6
Bros.
10-15
10-28
11-30
11-
RR.—
preferred
3
11-15
11-15
11-15
15c
1-
10-20
$$1.25
±
11-
35c
11-15
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
of California—
(quar.)
10-25
5c
10-25
12-
1
40c
preferred
5
15c
10-25
11-10
$1.29
11-
29c
(quar.)
11-
1%%
income)
preferred (quar.)
$2
Investors
$1.16
$1.25
Utilities
1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
4.22% preferred (quar.)_
412/3
'
(quar.)
(Florida)
4.64%-
Co.,
preferred
International
10-14
(quar.)
03 %C
(quar.)
Public
1
5
11-
$1.12%
posed 3-for-l stock split
1
preferred
11-
30c
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
1112-
2%
11-
5.16%
10-10
Motors
General
General
~
T
1
in¬
from
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper Co.,
37 %c
(quar.)
2-24
15c
(quar.)
12-
1-2-61
dividend
Stock
Interstate
11-25
10-24
11-
International
Interstate Engineering
2
12-19
25c
common
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
investment
(From net
10-15
3-13-61
1
3%
Co.,
Oil
12-
10-14
$1.25
1
35c
!
Oil
11-15
$3
preferred (quar.)
International Holdings Corp.—
11-
1
$1.25
11-
50c
dividend
General
(5c
Wash.
of
1
11-
(quar.)
Power
Bank
11-17
(quar.)
11-
15c
common
(quar.)
American
10-14
1
Ltd.—
11-
preferred
75c
30c
(quar.)
10-14
1
12-
75c
(quar.)
preference
A
25c
class A
Inc.,
Ohio
&
12-
$1.37%
income)
Insurance
25c
$1
pfd.
1
11-
5c
7%
10-31
1
43c
$1.40 prior
(quar:)__
11-
3iy4c
common
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
10-10
56 y4 c
(quar.)
Incoiporated,
Gas
7
5c
Fund
International Harvester
$4
12-10
11-15
7%c
Industries
class
International
11-22
1
$12 %c
(quar.).
common
preferred
4%%
11-11
5.30%
12-30
11-
37 %c
.
10-14
32c
Corp.,
Interior Breweries,
1
preferred
Gulf
60c
12 %c
(quar.)
1
11-
1
$5
12-16
$1.50
preferred
11-
12-
$5
40c
7c
(quar.)
10-
10-31
$1
of America
Corp.
'
$6
10-10
11-30
———-—
Growth
Interchemical
(Houston)—
(quar.)
Gulf Life
7c
preferred
Inc.
investment
10-21
2
7c
(monthly)
10-31
10-10
•
6%%
——
(s-a)_—
Stockholders will vote
(quar.)"—
pfd. A
5y2%
Fire Brick
Industry Shares—
from
capital
gains
12-
$4
5%
B
11-15
$1
class A (monthly)
Gabriel Co.,
Insurance
Ltd., class A
Telecasting,
(23c
$1
(monthly)
11-16
40c
(quar.)___
11-21
10-31
25c
(quar.)_
Company, 5% conv. pfd.
series 1954 preferred
5%
15c
AA
Class
Co.
12-12
11-25
5%
dividend)
(stock
Griesedieck
5c
(quar.)
11-21
$2
5c
(quar.)
1
i—
preferred
Institutional
Utilities, Ltd.—
Life
Greeley Gas Co.,
9-30
10-17
15c
Fruehauf Trailer Cov 4% pfd.
Fuller Brush Co., class A
12-12
15c
10c
1
(s-a)
9-30
12-
Inglewood Gasoline Co
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
2
3
40c
1
1
12-
11-
$12 %C
Coal,
1
$$1.12%
(quar.)
A
West
1
11-
12-15
11-25
$2
-i
Pacific Tea
Southern
Great
11-
$25c
(quar.)
1
.
11-15
30c
s-a)
11-
63c
(quar.)..
(s-a).
common
preferred
Class
1
40c
—
9-30
12-15
15c
(quar.)—
com.
6%
Class
10-15
12-15
12-
1
11-
(quar.)
common
Extra
6%
50c
Dredge & Dock
(Increased
10-24
15c
.
Realty Co,
Futterman Corp.,
1
11-
1
11-
(initial)
Rubber
&
Hose
Insurance
Extra
Hammond
(quar.)
(Louis)
10-15
Ltd.—
(s-a)
(quar.)
Great Northern Gas
75c
(Long
Ltd.
Finance,
B
Co.
10-24
1
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
10-17
1
$1
Union
11-
2c
Class
8%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
15c
(quar.)
(quar.).:
J.),
1
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Atlantic &
Chemical—
Geduld
(A.
Friedman
class A preferred
class B preferred
10-11
$1.75
Enterprises
Nat'l
11-
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.—
&
10-14
12 %c
Company
Franklin
R.)
10-31
17 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
Ingersoll-Rand,
1-3-61
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
10-17
15c
10-10
$3iy4c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
1
50c
10-10
10-10
1
58 %c
—
preferred
11-
$1.50
1
1
11-
(Mass.)—
Inc.
$1.25
Industrial
$50c
10-31
5c
(quar.)
Motor
5
11-
;
Batteries
10c
Jersey)
(quar.)
Gear & Machine,
Bros.
Class
(W.
8%
5
30c
Foote
preferred
Indian Head Mills,
10-17
(quar.)
Employees
25c
(qua-.)—
(quar.).
(New
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Firth Sterling
Machinery
Imperial Investment Ltd., 6y4%
1
1
(quar.)
Gould-National
11-29
(Greenfield,
—
class
Bank
Banking
First Southern Co.,
1
11-
11-15
(quar.)
Co
preferred
10-31
12-15
Y.)
....
National
3%%
Mfg.
11-15
85c
First
Food
4%
28%C
Y.)—
———.—_
Trust
&
(quar.)
RR.
11-
5
50.5781 y*
$
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
27c
-
20c
1961)
Falls,
(Spring
Bank
First
First
10-20
5
12-
7
7
12-23
comp¬
currency
(Glens
Bank
National
(final)
10-31
12-
13C
1111-
Ltd.—
Industries,
tax
10-10
55y4c
;.—-_
__
10-
11-
10c
Semi-annually
First
British
Less
1
51c
—_—
Chemical
Imperial
11-
53y4c
(quar.)
10-31
1
11-23
10c
„
meeting
National
10-14
(quar.)
Canada
Extra
10-14
10-31
1
Imperial Bank of
10-19
11-
1-3-61
5%
(initial)
A
....—.——
National
First
First
10-17
10-17
10-14
vestment income and 27c from securities
Co.—
Chicago (quar.)
(subject
to
shareholders
and
National
Quarterly
10-17
1
1
52 %c
profits)
47%c
(stock dividend)
class
(initial).
dividend
10-17
1
3
25c
B
preferred
1
1
11-15
65c
dividend).
(stock
First National Bank of
Stock
4.70%
11-
11-
10-
J.)—
N.
*
National
Investors
4.26%
4.42%
1
$40c
(s-a)
(increased quar.)
Corp.
Financial
Charter
10-17
11-
10-25
1111-
$30c
1
1
56 %c
class A
Quarterly
First
Inc.
10-21
11-21
$45c
11-
12-
Great
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Camden
First
Nugget,
10-14
$1
(quar.)
common
$1.50
11-
(initial)
1
10-31
45c
preferred (quar.) ——_—i.—
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——.—
———
11-
12 %c
First
Gold & Stock Telegraph
Golden
$35c
preferred
Stock
Co.,
4.20%-
4.08%
15c
(quar.)
10-14
11-
50c
20c
7%c
(quar.)
common
Semi-annually
Bank
Power
20c
5%
Insurance
Firestone
First
preferred
Envelope, Ltd., class A
Godfrey Company (quar.)
1
—
Extra
class B—
is-a)__
Firemen's
4%%
11-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Goodman
5%
Finlayson Enterprises, Ltd.",
B
Illinois
30c
(quar.)
10-14
$1
Co.
56 Vic
Globe
Great Lakes
dividend
series
$2.25
;
Brick
10-17
5%
(quar.)
10-14
1
—_
10-19
(Payable in class A stock).
Class
preferred
4%>
(quar.)
1
J.)—
N.
America, class A &
General
Co.,
62y2c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
common
Power
$1.50
preferred
27%C
quar.)
Deposit
Finance Co.
Idaho
1
10-31
Co., common
preferred
Grand
Quarterly
Financial
(P. H.)
12-15
11-
25c
11-
8IV2C
1
12-30
(Oregon)
11-
lc
Union
Hyster Company
11-17
$1.25
(quar.)
75c
(initial
Stock
12-15
-
$1.27%
—
10-14
—
10-19
Department Stores—
Fidelity &
Fidelity
1
■:
$1.25
4y2 %
1
10-10
1
$1.25
Hydraulic Press Brick (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Investment—
lc
(quar.)
(Del.)
(monthly)
:
Federated
1-12
12-
11-
11-11
25c
Mortgage Assn. (monthly).
4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
1
11-28
1
11-
10-31
1
10%
Works
Screw
———
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-participating
Glatfelter
10-15
11-
12-15
25c
11-
$35c
dividend)
(stock
Federal Paper Board Co.,
Federal
12-
1
10-10
11-15
3
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
11-15
1-
(quar.)
$35c
common
(quar.)
cash
Federal National
11-
1
11-30
10-10
11-
11-15
11-30
$47 %c
$35c
class A
Ltd.,
common
Quarterly
3-15
6%
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-31
4-1-61
1
11-30
11-30
$1.25
—
3%
(quar.)
Company
Girard
$3
11-
10%
-
Extra
Insurance
(quar.)
10-10
12-15
25c
50c
Gillette
11-
$3
(Syracuse,
1
dividend)-
A (quar.)—_—
Company (stock dividend)
Gilcnrist
6c
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
11-
(in¬
preferred
4c
Farmers Bros. Co.
tax)
(quar.)——---■—-
voting preferred
Genesco, Inc., common
$3.50
10-15
Corp.
Illinois
(stock
com.
5%
$1
(quar.)
10-31
28c
*
—
—
preferred
Hydra-Power
11-15
11-28
75c
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door,
11-15
27 %C
income
:
preferred
5%
1-
British
Waterworks
5.10%
40c
Foods
preferred
Falstaff
1
40c
Quarterly
Fairmont
11-
(less
11-15
1
Ltd.—
Investments
Ordinary
1
1
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
5.60%
12-
Erie
&
12-
55 %c
preferred
20c
Huron
12-10
12 %c
-
(quar.)
B (quar.)—
Mortgage (quar.)
12-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-31
11-28
10c
1
(quar.)
12-
Co. of the Northwest—
preferred
General
Fairbanks
10-14
5%
10-31
11-22
12-10
$1.25
Hugoton Production (quar.)
Foods & Industries, com.
10-14
1
11-22
Hunt
64 %c
—
12-20
IOC
11-
1
Holders
30c
——
——-—
62 %C
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
35c
(stock dividend)
Employers Group Asso. (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, class A (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
4Vi% prior preferred (quar.)
Evans Rule
Co.
(initial-quar.)
.Extra
preferred A
When
Payable of Rec.
United
less
trading
(quar.)—
Hubinger Company
$1.30
4.80%
1%%
(s-a)
Empire Millwork Corp
11-
shillings
Kingdom income tax
pence from land account
Hussman Refrigerator
(quar.)
General Telephone
1
11-
1-25
62 %c
preferred
1-3-61
$1.16%
(s-a)
com.
1-25
2-15
General Telephone
$1.62
Wllliamsport
&
Preferred
5.16%
11-
40c
Investment
Electronics
2-15
50c
12-19
1-3-61
1-25
Two
(s-a)
from
Six
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.00%
•
2-15
10-25
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
11-30
12%%
10-25
33c
3c
11-10
(final)
Ltd.
"Adrs"
on
11-10
12-
11-15
32 %c
20c
Electric
12-
$1.60
10-25
32 %c
(quar.)
Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.42
10-25
11-15
330
(quar.)
11-15
32 %c
(quar.).
11-18
32%o
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Per
Share
Name of Company
Hudson's Bay Co.
preferred B (quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
of Florida
$1.30
New
When
Share
General Telephone Co.
Natural Gas—
El Paso
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
4%
12-
Ltd.—
$15c
10-14
$15c
10-31
$25c
10-31
10-14
$30c
10-31
10-14
Continued
on
page
46
Volume 192
Number 5999
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1717)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
13
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
40
1
59% Feb
9
108% Oct
20
84% Apr
134
Apr
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
46 % Nov
57
12% Nov
Lowest
47 % May
23
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest;
Sep
8
40
28
50
24
8
98% Mar
16
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
26
Sep
23
43
Aug 22
69% Jun
114% Jun
10
42% Jun
Abacus
15
7
29
8
LOW AND
STOCK
l
Abbott Laboratories common
4%
convertible preferred
ABC
2
Jan
10
15% Jan
4
0
Acme
Sep
21
27'/a
36%
36%
23% Jan
2
17% Dec
3
28
36%
28%
35%
36%
28'/a
28%
36%
12%
37 'A
13%
37
12%
13%
37%
6,700
13%
17%
17%
14%
17%
17%
13%
14%
30,600
l
23%
24%
23%
17%
24%
17%
24
24%
17%
17%
1
Addressograph-MuRigraph Corp_2.50
4
Admiral
24
10
Sep
26
20% Feb
59% Sep
23
91% Mar 10
Jun
23% Jan
22% Oct
22% Nov
94
29
85
40% Mar
Adams
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
1
Air
4
9
28% Dec
30
35
Jan
30
16% Nov
17
11% Oct
4
2
22% Apr
53% Dec
8
23 % Jan
32% Aug 28
19% May 12
18
38% Feb
8
63% Jun
77% Jun
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
12
85
Sep
~3% Sep~28
27 % Jun
15
79
Feb
17
84
Alco
414*
Aug 26
28
15% Nov
18
32% Jan
28
13% Jan
6
54% Nov
10
28% Oct
44% Jan
25
45
Jan
7
0
60% Aug 31
32% Sep
90% Jan
28
66% Jan
4
89
Dec
30
12% Feb
10
57
Dec
4
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
30
17% Dec
102
59
•
Dec
153/8 Oct
22
46
21% Mar 20
12
10O
25
Jan
4
4
43% Aug 16
68% Feb
6
24
32
39% Jan
0
14% Feb
4
6% Oct
11% Jan
6
613/4 Jun
11
41% Sep
75
5
Dec
11
833A Mar 17
26% Feb
17
383/4 Sep
104
Jan
29
75
1
32% Sep
8
27
1
127% Sep
I
39% Feb 25
39% July 15
77% May 11
22
1153/4 July 24
May
33% Jan
39
May 31
24
28
Jan
68% Jan
84% Sep
4
Oct
26
97% Oct
28
223A Oct
24
28% Sep
132
26
Jan
13
Jan
4
108
4.08*
52
Mar 31
29
Oct
19
42
Jan
51
Dec
47
Feb
29
61
44% Sep
22
25
563/4 July 17
5:
35% Jun
69% Nov
106% Feb
27% Dec
22
353/4 Apr
30
23% Oct
26
55
21
7
6*
78 % Jan
8
31% Jan
21
23% Nov
18
33% Apr
9
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
10
92
Aug 30
106% Jan
27
2
160% Apr
50% Sep
9
42% Jan
2
39
Oct
44% Jan
18
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
18
58
f Jan
2
23 % Sep
22
45% Jan
2
30% Oct
64% May 29
39 3A May
58
Aug
21
57
Oct
6
13 % Oct
3
4
44% Jan
18
35% Oct
63
24
•
4
19
2
33% Nov 20
7
Jan
7% Feb
13
403/a Nov
13
50% Jan
25% Mar
353/4 Sep
17
473/4 Jan
2
44% Mar 17
20 % Dec
29
40% Mar
37% Dec
24
44
15
106
Jan
46% Sep
17
6
Jan
8
2
July 28
31% Oct
28
35% Jan
2
6
May 28:
Sep
2
Oct
6*
Bosch
71
36% Sep
65% July 28
26
44% July
28
89
4
453/8
25
6ct~20
Jan
26% Nov
2
.
9
25% Oct 30
6% Nov 27
31
Mar 13
Feb
122
9
•27 y« Aug 18
21
69% July 18
27
46
July 27
17% Sep
43
Feb'4.
28
34% Apr 15
18% Jan
38% July 21
193
Oct
33% Jan
7
4
Jan
8
42
20% May 12
0% Jun 30
22
31% Maris
9% Jan
22% Sep
29
38% Jan
142% Feb
July 27
11
18
15% Dec
17% Dec
93
Dec
12;
23
3
29
45% Oct
9
76 3/4 Dec
30
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
25
18% July
203/a Jan
523/a Nov
84
v
17
May 19
18
20
15
94
Jan
8
16
1
87% Jan
18
22
86 s/0 Jan
14
Oct
12
14
98
30
323/4 Jan 22
133/4 Jun
8
15
18
73% Apr
14
53% July
~1
18
Aug
8
89% Apr 18
24
55% Mar 23
26
6
Apr
43% Apr
Aug 84
92% Aug IB
28% Jan 38
13% Oct 21
19% Oct
Sep~21
18
84
58% Jan
89 % Dec
56
74% Jun
14
24% Dec
38% Jan
4
74% Sep
9
18
44
Sep
1
14
67 v Jun
80
43% Apr
383/B Nov
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
31
Dec
54% Mar
Mar 17
18
41
May
62% Mar 31
92
Nov
1
783/4 Oct
24
11% Oct
138% Jan
18% Apr 21
152
11
33% Oct
~3
28
48% Aug 13
16% Feb
3
7
145% Aug 84
28% Oct
23
67% Mar
i8
41% Sep
9
133
Dec
30
54
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
56% Feb
27
42
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
Oct
Mar
133% Jan
18
124% Jun
213/4 Oct
72%
Dec" 22
8
126
Aug
21
34
Jan
4
38% Jan
SO
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
18
Jun
Sep
28
125
105
Jan
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
27 % Dec
21
35% Feb
13 % Jan
75 % Sep
57
9
13
25
25 % Mar 26
2
Mar
61% Oct
4
25
18
Jun
82% Feb
10
18% May 18
22
79% Jan
Apr
17
4
633/4 Oct
51% May 19
37
Jan
16
13% Mar 12
25% Nov
24% Nov
Jan~20
129%
293/b Aug
4
27% May
2
51% Nov
26
20
130% Aug 31
47
13%
47%
13,000
47%
47%
47
47%
4,600
Mar
29% Sep
7
27% Sep 28
8
18% May 17
73 % Jun
Jan
7
24
42% Mar
45
27
26
17
1
Co
9%
9 %
9%
9%
29%
9%
30%
30%
30%
32%
30%
303/4
33%
5,800
♦94%
95%
32%
33%
"94%
95%
33%
94
33%
94%
12,600
95%
94
94
16%
15%
15%
15%
16%,
49
16%
48%
16%
49%
*16%
483/a
49%
483/4
49%
48'%
34
Mar
4
For
41% Aug <0
14
36% Jan
footnotes,
36
Feb
17
V 30% Mar
see page
24.
3
44% Aug 13
,
40 % Aug
31
47%
46%
46%
4,800
33%
33 3/4
63/4
63/4
33%
65/8
6:t/4
34%
1,100
15
•15
63/4
6%
43%
43
443/8
7
7
44%
7,700
44%
823A
*81%
22 %
22
22%
22 3/4
22%
9,700
22%
83
*81%
83
220
42,300
98%
'97 %
98 %
*97%
24%
98%
97%
233/4
245/a
24
97%
24%
293/a
30%
23%
24%
23%
24
28%
293/4
29
29%
17,500
62
63%
29%
30%
61%
62
29%
29%
61%
623/4
49,100
643A
39,100
*27%
32
*27%
32
*57
♦27%
32
59
98
*96%
59
57%
58%
43%
43%
43%
43%
62%
61%
623/4
243/s
64%
*27%
32
*27%
32
♦57
59
*57
59
435/8
*43%
44
435/a
435/a
63%
62%
24
64%
63%
2,100
63%
64%
633/4
643/8
23,800
23%
24
24
24%
5,800
183/a
29,400
2 3 3/8
18
18%
18%
18%
95
95
93%
94
39
39
24
18%
97%
18%
*95
39%
393/4
39%
39%
39%
395/a
34%
35
35%
36
36
*36
58
58
58
59
60
*56
23%
34
34
34
*57
58
*57
100
59
435/a
61%
so
24 %
18 %
18%
18
94%
*92
*92
300
94
39%
300
395/8
1,300
37
1,500
61
170
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
36%
37
14%
14%
36%
37
14%
363/8
25,400
37
36%
363/8
36 3/8
36s/8
4,500
1
18,800
34
35%
34%
35%
343/4
35%
20
353/4
*19%
36%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
1
*19%
8%
19%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
12 00
common-
8%
325/8
33%
A
32%
9
-
33%
32%
32%
31%
36%
36
36%
36
36
36
423/4
41%
42
No par
41%
42
41%
66
66%
66%
67
673/4
68
69%
17
16%
163/4
16
16 %
10
16%
16%
*37%
38%
38%
38
*37%
38%
*84
85
*84
85%
41
10
233/4
51%
53
„_1
II
243/8
24
24%
24%
52%
19
♦28%
22'/a
7
22%
-
22%
7%
7
223/4
7%
22%
223/s
22%
162%
165%
1593/4
48%
46%
223/4
162
v
46
48%
225/a
22%
7
22%
7%
22%
23
160 %
7%
7%
.»
22%
23
163%
10,900
48
48%
11,100
18%
19
19%
18%
19
*18%
19
*133/8
143/a
♦133/4
143/a
•133/4
14%
*133/4
14%
*19%
193/4
193/a
19%
19%
19%
193/a
"100%
19%
63%
•81
103
"100%
66
333/4
21
22
92
*81
35%
92
103
'100%
103
66%
66
*81
82%
333/4
34
21
21%
*90%
*100%
68 3/s
82%
64%
82%
93%
333/4
21
215/s
21%
93%
*90%
15%
153/8
15%
153/4
14
14
143/a
20%
19
69%
68
34
1
473/4
50
par
663/4
72
<
No par
Beating Oou
American
Ship Bunding Co__No
10
per
No par
Amerloan Smelt A Refg ©om_No
par
7* preferred
100
Amerloan Snuff Co Mmmm
ea
preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co
Ltd—£1
Amerloan Steel Foundries
t
American Stores Co
|
American Sugar
Refining 00m
38
7* preferred
t§
American
Sumatra Tobaooo
Amerlean Tel & Tel Co
33%
•
100
I
11%
"141
12
29%
293/4
91
97
19%
48%
2,100
213/4
21%
22%
35,800
*90%
7,500
153/4
15%
93%
153/4
14
14%
14%
800
20%
220,000
20%
20%
68
69
67%
69
68%
69
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
5,200
47
'
20%
68 3/4
48
47%
49
49
49%
49
49%
68%
11,600
72%
71
733/4
733%
71%
74
48,900
33%
II3/,
333/4
12
"1403/4
142%
293/a
295/8
33%
34%
193/a
•74%
34
34%
34
343/8
9,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
55,300
140%
*1403/4
142%
*1403/4
142%
20
293/4
29%
1,600
88
91
293/8
293/a
293/4
293/4
92
90
92%
89%
91
19
♦18
183/4
18
18
493/a
49
49%
50
138
139
59
124
124
139
49%
139
5,900
1403/4
90
59
20
343/4
*
*18
139
50,700
34%
183/4
*18
49%
138
138
690
•173/4
18%
100
50%
50%
50%
14,000
138%
♦137 %
138
.
800
593/4
*58%
593/4
*58%
593/4
59
59
'123%
125%
*123%
125%
*123%
125 %
125
125
130
253/4
27%
253/s
26%
243/4
253/4
24%
24%
24%
26
263/8
28
23,800
26s/8
265/a
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
12,400
500
61%
62%
62
27%
62%
61%
63
63%
62%
62%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28 %
28%
*28%
28%
275/8
28%
29%
1,300
293/4
29%
293/4
29%
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,200
173/a
17%
17%
173/a
17%
600
*17
'
33%
89%
—13.80
59%
100
Viscose Corp
38
Water Works Co oom__8
Preferred 6* serlaa—
38
Preferred 0%* series
123%
Amerloan Zine Lead A
«m*in-g
AMP Ino endorsed shares—.
34
142%
193/4
68%
82%
34%
93%
*13%
353/8
2,100
103
67
*81
34%
15%
14
19 %
1,100
683/8
34%
153/4
35
*100 %
19
82%
33%
*90%
*18%
-
103
67%
•81
143/a
673/4
American
5,200
*
162
19%
38
Potash A
__
49%
143/a
No par
Rad A Std Sany com
!.
2,500
30,400
162%
193/a
-1.60%
preferred
'
,
48%
15%
American
2,300
22%
100
Amerloan
25,500
"•<
160%
48
14%
Ampex Corp
54%
19%
r. 225/8
23:
10
2,600
30%
19%
100
issued
V
*133/4
100
Chem
♦28
,
47,400
'
1
Optical Co
Amer Photocopy
Equlpm't C0.N0
'• V
:
24%
53
19%
,
1 '
7%
22%
161%
46%
24
200
•
42%
'
223/4
7
85%
41%
19%
30
3,400
*84
54%
18%
♦28
16%
38%
1
American
17%
91
♦17
173/a
*17
62%
3,800
893/4
91%
903/8
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
86,800
61%
62%
61%
62%
61%
62%
613/4
625/8
14,800
123%
123%
1233/4
124%
124%
1243/4
124%
124%
373%
36%
363/4
48,500
20
193/8
193/4
2,600
613/4
123%
36
373/4
353%
36%
353/4
363/4
20
203/b
20
20 3/8
20
20
Xl9%
36%
„
350
*28%
29
*28%
29
*28
29
*28%
29
*27
273/4
*263/4
273%
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
26%
15%
14%
15%
143/4
14%
143/4
15%
14%
15%
6,000
54
57
55
55%
56
57
56%
57%
56%
565/8
8,300
1
14%
1
*28
28%
26V2
110
19%
20%
193/4
20%
20%
213/a
21%
22%
21 %
22
36
38 3/8
363/8
38%
37%
39
38%
39%
37%
38%
14,200
423/B
43%
42%
43
42%
42 3/4
42%
43%
423/4
43%
32,200
33%
34%
323/4
33
-.33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
740
ASS
333/4
34
34
34%
35%
36%
37
37
37
3,500
JVoper
*92%
93
93%
363/4
37
|
80
_
Wire A Cable——No per
P:
Hocking Olaae Corp—
Common
53
18%
30
2,900
16%
:
'
53%
18%
29
3.00
-
84 preferred
Anderson Clayton *
Anderson-Prl chard OH
513/4
19
1,200
.1,700
41%
68%
38%
;
25 %
51%
72,400
68%
42%
♦28
No par
4%* preferred
American Metal Products
American Molasses Co_
American Tobaeoo common
8* preferred
41%
19%
Machine * Metals.No par
American Motors Corp.
American Natural Qas Co
American News Co
42%
30%
13.00
Corp
40-%
19
12,500
31%
36%
41%
:
85%
41%
*28%
_
•84
40%
233/a
<
25%
10
Co
Corp
Investment Co of HI
prior preferred
n on-cumulative
*37
84
40%
10
38
84
83/4
31%
41%
67
16%
100
—
19%
*36
3
Barge Line Co
36%
8%
36
413/4
36%
*19%
.
323/4
36%
No par
Cable
Anaconda
-28% Oct 20
600
46%
343/4
15
225/a
U
8
15%
465/a
*335/8
42%
84% Jan
28
15
x46 %
33%
*81%
25
933/4 Oct
15%
46%
33%
81%
32% Oct
44% July
15%
46
43%
603/4 Mar 18
6
"15
42
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
12
15%
22%
Anaconda Co
Jan
38,700
34%
81%
IB
31% Oct
2,300
49%
47%
82
IT
85
30
17
33%
233/4
68% Jan
9
23,400
46%
44%
05% Jun
July 28
•93
15%
81%.
17
47
9%
48
22 %
25
95% Apr
9%
*15
par
42 % Oct
3
84
303/4
33% Feb
17
*80%
33%
46% Mar 13
Dec
84
9%
American Metal Climax Ino
eom__i
Anchor
•80
———25
Chain
American
<*
84
22%
American Mach A
Fdry com
3.90* preferred
When
/
♦967/a
Amerieaa Hardware
Corp
American Home Products
7*
*80%
1,900
32%
par
8%*
84
283/4
74% Mar 17
Feb,
9%
*82
8,700
9%
Sep 23
86
84
r
4
31
33%
58% Sep 22
50% Dec - 1
33
*82
46 %
3%
*30%
31%
American
Feb
48
4
32%
American
14
44%
3%
30
5
Seeur
Ho par
Amerlean Export Lines Ino
40o
Amerlean A Foreign Fover_.No
4
4
19% Oct
55%
47
12%
Amerlean European
43% Jan
25
2
63
13
4
100
common
American Cyanamid Co.
American Distilling Co
Amarlean Electric Power
Amerlean Enka Corp..
83% Jun 88
25% Mar
21
Dec
4
30%
12%
60
American Crystal Sugar com
4%* prior preferred—
15% Jan
7
1
19% Oct
Jan
30%
12%
No par
preferred
American
32% May 11
553/a July 29
17% Dec 17
23
14% Jan
117
3
33
30% Aug 20
17% Sep 30
97% Bep
1
113/4 May 19
89
4
31% Feb
26
273/4 Mar 15
26
Sep~22
117
14
AUg 84
144% Aug 38
/62% Aug 84
9
Feb
17
38% Aug 18
13
8
27
3
30%
42%
American
26
76%
3%
12%
Corp" _I~_J
8
9
5,400
'ji
30%
1
Co
9
Sep
*243%
18,200
4%
12.50
20% Sep
103
*240
7,600
65%
12%
1
16% Jan
4
Jan
34% Jan
Dec
84% Jan
49% Jan
■,
30
16
2
Can
Amer Commer
/
65
30%
10
American Chicle Co
V
*238
No par
American Hospital
Supply
American Ice Co
American International
31% Sep
20% Jun
593/4 Apr
Jan
88
13% Oct
25
18
61 % Jun
17% Feb
9
2
Feb
105
198% Jun
9
16% Jun
May 27
15
36% Mar
14 V4 Jan
-
£0% Jun 14
25
46% Jan
May~18
55%
21
7*
v
Mar 30
233/a Oct
65%
64'A
10
Broadcasting-Paramount
Amerlean
11
393/4 Oct
64%
63%
*230
Co—
Arm a
Theatres Ine
1
0
64%
No par
ft* preferred
Amerlean Cable A Radio
Corp
Aug 23
81% Jun
64'/a
—
6%
.
Brake Shoe
24% Jan
24'%
9%
10
preferred
American
61% Jan
26
22%
10 %
3%
1
3%* convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co
No par
American
Bank Not# common
American
38% Aug 23
13
24%
10
65/a
preferred
4
43% Jan
40% Sep 29
46% Mar 22
16
Leather
7
13% Sep
10%
23%
10%
10
July 12
41% Aug 23
19% Aug 11
•
613/4 Aug
7
553/4 Apr 28
253/4 Sep 14
84V
4
19
20% Feb 11
14% Mar 18
10%
23%
10
100
convertible
Amerlean
20% Jan
10%
22%
10
5
common
Jan
30
10%
23%
10
12%
No par
Ino
common
Mfg
61% Jan
5
22%
10%
64%
30%
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
4
1173/4 Nov
14,100
24%
0
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
60% Mar 15
July 25
16,800
13
I
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
July 20
10
79
>
30%
1
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
5
77
10%
100
Alpha Portland Cement
4
79%
10%
1
preferred
Allis-Chaimers
28
12
Feb
4%
10%
g
Allied Stores Corp
1
36% Apr
35% Jan
28
61% Oct
28
10%
1
.
13
Jan
40
10%
*236%
10
Allied Laboratories Ine
Allied Mills
Allied Products Corp
64% Apr
44% Feb
21
22
6,000
12%
Allied Kid Co
27
23
30 %
preferred
17% Jan
21
22%
4%
common
convertible
Allen Industries Ine
Allied Chemical Corp
8% Oct
5,400
23%
78%
10
-100
8
46% Sep
36% Dec
62% Jan
preferred
69
4
241/4
23
22%
f
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny A West Ry 0% gtd
May 37
24
23%
78%
2
23% Jan
Sep 27
14% Oct
6*
24%
23%
76%
4%
common—
Alleghany Corp
23%
76%
—1
Products Inc
Inc
23%
23%
76
63%
1
eoe
Alabama Gas Corp
Aldcns
J
9% Jan
8% May 11
III—II
Products
Reduction Inc common—No
par
4.50% conv pfd 1051 series
100
▲ J Industries
%
~7% Jan" 14
9
Control
24%
76%
10
Air
Jan
9,300
23
i
■
8,800
74%
No par
Corp
Aeroqulp Corp
24
3% Feb
328
200
35 %
24
1
200
16,400
101
101
52
13%
20
22
105
40y2
18
Oct
Oct
*101
51%
13
Apr
Sep
104
♦39%
53
17%
1
Jun
71
Shares
40%
51 %
_io
Inc
Co
47
290
the Week
Oct. 28
*40
28
104
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 27
52
27%
105
PRICES
Thnrsday
40%
27
10
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
50
*104
63
17
*40
52%
28%
28% Jan
4
40%
51%
107%
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
17
40
54%
27%
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
32% Jan
Steel
40%
.
51%
*104
lag
52
4
ACF Industries
Oct. 26
1
23
Jun
17% Oct
Wednesday
Oct. 25
*40
5
.100
Vending Corp
25
12
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
Tuesday
Oct. 24
p-r
Fund
35 % Oct
HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
26
23% Mar
Aug 17
26
Oct
NEW YORK
Highest
Mar
933/4
35
*92%
933/4
*92%
36 %
363/a
36%
363/4
363/4
44%
45%
'44%
44%
44%
933/4
44%
93%
*92%
37
;
37
7
45
•
.
■
37
45
•
,.
-
<45
120,000
.
45%
50
.
3,400
'.13.600
"
14
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1718)
.
;
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
38% Nov 18
49% Feb
40% Jan
80% July 29
23
7
May
75
86% Apr
Sep 23
17
77% Jan
.
7
42% Feb
Jan
48% July
Jan 13
28 % Oct
26
17% Nov 20
23% July 16
12% Oct
19% Oct
28%
16% Oct
24
Ap^
2
2
25% May 15
18
31 % Feb, 11
40% May 19
29% Jun
13
60% Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
19
-
Jan
July 25
Arnold
27% Jan
Aro
4
Feb
17% Jan
B
1
99
Sep 25
69
Nov
10
Feb
9
.106
49% Oct 10
83
20%
.9 Y\
28%
79%
40%
31%
31 y8
32%
33%
Y32%
.10
59%
60%
59%
60 »/4
597/a
30%
31
30%
31 %
44%
45%
44%
44%
80%
*78%
80%
29%
28 Va
28%
~I
,_1
common.
Constable
Equipment
♦78
par
1
♦13%
13%
"19%.
.2.50
Corp.
Y
28 %
I
Corp.
Common
6.25%
17% Jan
•
10y4Aug29
38% Aug 29
88%Mayll
100
July 18
4
Jan
20
13%
17%
18%
preferred.
i02
.100
101%
JL0
50%
50%
20%
21 y8
60%
61%
61%
61%
19,100
13,900
28%
13%
19%
31%
31%
31%
44%
80%
28 %
31%
45%
44%
45 y4
78%
447%
*
13%
';
•
78%
29%
♦79%
29
,
5,900
♦13%
♦19%
Y. '
14
,
13%
♦19%
18
18%:
18%
19%
31
61%
62%
102%.
102%
50%
-49%
50%
♦31 %
•
:
\
30%
♦13%
20
.
18%
30%
80
29%
19
17%.
.:i8%
102%
♦101
.
10,000
60%
31%
62%
61%
,
3,000
33%
31
♦soys
v
62%
31%
33%
44%
'19%
;32
31%
33%
307/a
17%
19%'
62
31%
19%
17%
19
30%
31%
33%
♦78%*
20
*19%
;
31%
33
*
13%
16%
l
1st
Shares
'31%
33%
...
72% Aug 23
56% Jan 27
the Week
Oct. 26
31%
Associated Dry Qoods Corp—
44
Friday
Oct, 27
32%
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
31%
Arvin Industries lnc__
-2.50
Ashland Oil 8s Refining cammon_«_l
2nd preferred $1.50 series
No par
8
23% Jan
t
Oct. 25
|
83.75 preferred^—.
Armstrong Rubber Co..
25% Aug 22
•
1
Steel
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 26
Tuesday
Out. 24
Mo par
Armour & Co
11
20% Jan
26
33% Oct 15,
Monday
Par
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
6
83% Aug 26
44% Jun
9
24
10
Oil
Armco
19
39
Argo
4
29
Sep 19
Sep 28
75
49% Nov.25
9
LOW AND
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
8
34% Oct
57
37% Nov 24
7
35% Feb
40% Jan
30% Sep
26
64 Ve May
20
23% July 26
11
28% Nov 27
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
20
'
800
17%
19
32
200
>
17%
,y
19%
31%
3,600
.
$.400
1,100
32
.
62%
.62
•
♦101%
103%
;*ioi%
62
.
10
6,100
.
•
-62%.
-
4,200
103%
1°
„
Associates Investment Co.
50
.
*
50%
50
50
50%
Y
6,400
:
.
Atchison Topeka to Santa
32% July
10% Mar
34% Nov 17
9y* Dec 29
8.
.
4
28% Dec
18
33y4 Sep .11
Nov
10
92'
47% Feb
17
6
62% May 25
39% Sep
16
53'/4 Apr 17
74% Dec
31
86% Mar
,
80
.
.4
Atlantic Refining cbmmon
$3.75 series B preferred
41% Jan
80y4Augl8
6% Jan
4
' 18% Feb 15
06% Jan 20
80% Jan
4
14% Jan 11
82% July 11
17% Aug 18
4% Aug 10
27% Oct
5
7%J»tt
•
Babbitt (B T1 Inc
42% July 24
17% Jan
4
Babcock
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
3
-
/
8% Jan 26
11
July 29
24% Feb-36
96
68% Jan 27
is y4 Nov 24
27% Jan
13
23 ye Nov 20
28y4 Dec
7
10% Jan
17% May 25
9
88% Feb 24
>
Common
;
1#
5* non-cumulative prefarred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co oom—4%
4% preferred
—_
100
Atlantic Coast Line RRi——No par
74% Jan
4
3% Oct 25
13% Oct 12
66
Oct 26
12% Aug
1
20% Sep 15
21
Mar 11
11% May 11
16% Feb
16
21% Jun
-
,
31 y4 Jun 17
5% Oct 28
is y4 Jun
Jan
Sep 27
Jan
7
Feb
1
Jan 15
Mar 4
.
7
12% Jun
-
8
.
6% Dec
1
30 y8 Feb
9
13% Jan
8
18% Dec
IT
11% Oct 24
17% Jan
7
24% Jan 26
30% Aug 12
98% Aug 30
:
24% Nov 23
27% Dec
69
Dec 23
101% Feb
8
90% Jan
79
Dec 11
86 y4 Jun
8
80
38
Nov 16
50% July
8
18
Jan
25% Oct
88
8
24
Sep
8
43% Jan ,14'
34
43 y4 Oct
26
Aug 15
62% Feb U
59
Aug 9
25
Jan
29
30
Apr 27
64% Jan 27
49
Jun
1
63
Jan
6
15
Oct
28
16% Oct
12
30% May 11
2Qy4 Oct
7
85% Jan
8
3
57% Aug 23
8
68% Jun 14
48
Jan
1
22% Sep 28
66
Jan
45% Oct 26
Jan 20
40
56% Dec 28
6
25
Dec
28
44
Oct
12
23
Nov 23
49% Sep 23
66% Feb 27
39% May
y
.y
-
4%
*83
28%
12%
41%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
76
76%;
77,
77
77%
860
3%
3%
26,300
*14'/4
14%
3%
14Va
14%
14'/4
*65%
67%
06
*15-
66
!£>%
*20%
27%
127/8
\
-
J5%
'"*'.20% "20%
15y*
37
Vs
20%
r
15Yi '
20% Y
27ya
-
13ya
,
44 V
14y8
30%
68
29%
x"l2%
.
13
Feb
9
43% Dec 24
2
51% Oct 21
27
34% Mar
30 % Oct
37
178
90
Dec"!!
Jan 23
204
Dec
100% Mar 26
16
7
Dec
18
2
65
'
3
6
9
78
Dec
11
Apr 21
56% Feb 17
Apr~10
42
9
32% Dec 22
43% Jan
18 Ye Dec
15
5
103% Sep
2
83
Aug 10
81% Sep
6
28
25
Corp
.11
preferred series B
29%
Barber OH Corp
1,
25%
25%
Oct
12
Dec
13
Nov
4%%
26%
25%
23%
23
24
22%
22 %
24
24
24%
24 y4
45%
45%
43%
44
26
26
46%
'
47
46
46%
46%
43%
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77
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68% Mar 17
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Preferred stamped
_100
Bangor St Aroostook RR
1
Bayuk
3%
*i4y4
35/a
45
30%
4%
30%
,,
11% .11%
'93
93
....
100
—
29%
-
12
25 Va
.
100
common—.
Basic Inc
4%
.30%
11%
.
100
preferred series C
Baltimore St Ohio
5
4%
.
...
j
_No par
42% Apr 18
49
Sep 14
32% Mar 31
14% Jun
14
Aug 29
85% Jun
9
32% Oct 26
2
13% Jan
Jun
97
13
19 >/2 Oct
35% Jan
226
Sep 20
Feb
84
26% Jan
15 Va
64% Jan 14
3
62% Jan
74% May
36% Jan
Mar 21
Mar
90% Feb
July 29
30
19% Sep 22
78
183
5
,
.85
'
;■
.
'
28% Jan
2,600
437/a
76
3%
P.
,14ya
10,000
*83
85
*83
44
'
75%
9%
36 Yi
-43%
;
37%
47,900
9%
36%
85
37
75%
3%
,
21%
9%
36%
'■
*83
43%
,
21%
22
9%
363/8
9%
363%
/
'3%
•
43
-
•
76y4
3%
85 Y
*21 %
21%;.
9%
357/a
'
Co
com
Stamped
'3iVn
14ya
*65%
15
"
Y
.42%
20%
j
9%
36%
*83
37%
75y4
•-"'"-/
20%
9%
35»/4
-85
.
42%
l
Wilcox
Baltimore Gas to Elec
4%%
x20%
*
9%
9% '«
35% .'35%'. -
.
10
.100
Atlas Corp common
___1
5% preferred
;
.28
Atlas Powder Co
20
Austin Nichols common
.No par
,•
Conv prior pref <8120).
Nopar
Automatic Canteen Co of AmerJ.50
Avco Corp
1
&
'
*
58 7
:
Y
400
23,200
Y*700
Volume
192
Number 5999
4
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Nov
20
37% Feb
10
33 % Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
31
Lowest
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
5% Sep 21
39 % Oct
5
23
13% Jan
4
49% Jan
4
Dec
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
25
25% Jun
2
88% Jan
12
98
8
102% Jan
5
33% Sep 23
45-Va Nov 25
41% Jan
19
Oct
10
38 %
34% Nov
17
48% Jan
19
27 %
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
26% Sep
30
313/4 Jan
16
38% Jan
8
89% Dec
7
18
Sep 22
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
30
Nov
10
:
89% Nov
,25
Sep
10
22
114% Dec
22
76% Sep
22
32
Nov
17% Dec
62
26% Feb
35
1
4
6
Carrier
9
22'/a Jan
5
Case
27
1143/4 Jan
19
25
7% Feb
26
19
34% Jan
6
Sep
Feb
8
21
Oct
94% Sep
9
25
31% Jan
8
1143/4 Jun
17
26
121% Sep
83% Jan
21
72 % Oct
7%
44% Mar 20
20% July 22
35% Jan
15
20
17
19
Jan
42 %
413/4-
42%
»
23%
24
24%
-
11'/a
23%
11%
Ry_100
92%
92%
92%
113,4
11%
-
91%
41%
40
Jun
29
L_50
common
100
1
4%%
conv
86
*73%
Nov
23
21
Oct
12
25"% Jan
15
Central
22
Mar 23
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
Central
Foundry
12
69
Aug 17
Central
of
41
Jan
71% Feb
30
17
55
80
Aug 20
49
Oct
Aug 14
75
Sep 20
18% Sep
21
30% Jun
24
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
88% Jan 27
22
Apr
20
193% Mar. 8
27
37% Sep
10
46% May 11
20
11
31
Dec
32% Dec
31
4
28% May 23
Central RR Co
323/4 Dec 31
29 % Jan
26
42% Jun
15
Central
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
II
Central Soya
Sep 23
13% Sep
14
Century Industries Co
15%
503/4 Mar
Mar" 11
16"% Apr
29
5
27
27
Oct
24
42
Jan
8
Cerro
&
de
of N J
Pasco
4% May 29
Apr
37% Jun
1
6% Jan
79
July
9
503/4 Feb
16
99
Nov
30
Nov
24
Mar
4
24
42% Jan
9
37% Dec
363/4 Jan
177/a Mar 23
34% Feb
18
64% Dec
29
Oct
26
13% Apr
1
Belt
32 % Oct
25
43% Jan
4
54% Oct
26
69% Jan
6
5
99% Apr
13
19% Aug
94
3
20
Jan
29
26% Nov
23
24
24% Oct
13
Jan
20% Jun
17
50% Feb
4
Aug
8
July 14
283/4 Nov 23
Checker
10
Oct
Aug
243/a Oct
25
17
Jan
13
8
34% Jan
43% Jan
6
13% Oct
33% July
8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
40 % Apr
24
26% Jan
6
Oct
27
69% Feb
26
51
13% Oct
7
A
■
Aug
4
91
21%
21
53
52%
52%
52 %
21
21
20%
21
34%
X333/8
20%
>
203/4
10
19%
13,800
33%
33
33%
20%
20%
20%
10'/a
lO'/a
101/4
1034
1,500
27%
27%
281/4
27%
27%
15.700
12
11%
12
12,200
11%
11%
12
11%
26%
263/a
27
X26%
27%
26%
3,400
27
33/8
3%
3%
3 %
42%
42%
42
42%
41%
257/a
9,800
42
35/8
3%
10,800
1,000
253/o
25%
26
25%
26
90
25%
26
91%
91%
91%
91
91
41%
90
403/B
40%
91%
110
40
40%
41
19%
40%
19%
19
40%
41%
19%
18%
11,800
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
34%
17,700
33%
341/4
25%
'
35
33%
33%
15
16%
143/4
15"%
15
173/4
18 %
173/4
17%
177/a
34
-
34%
34
34%
IT,100
15%
15%
16Va
15 Va
15%
10,000
18
18%
18%
18%
7.800
7%
32%
8 Va
11,600
32%
1,800
56%
12,200
8
7%
73/4
73/8
7 5/a
7%
33
8 Va
32%
323/a
32%
32%
*32%
55%
32%
55%
543/4
55%
545%
56
♦86
94
8%
8
8%
20%
♦18
24%
25
36%
35%
35%
13,%-
>
_100
•
♦353/4
36
*85
8%
*35
8
20%
*18
20%
25
25 V8
36
13%
143/8
13%
15
513/4
52%
51
51%
X
.
2.500
13%
13%
14
14%
22%
23
23%
24%
24%
24%
233/4
24
24%
23%
24
5,000
21%
22
9,300
21%
21%
215/a
21%
*153/8
16%
15%
113/4
*10%
113/4
*10%
11%
'£
15%
♦10%
.
22
16%
113/4
*10%
*15
15%
10
*10%
62%
11%
63
25.400
40%
413/4
41%
42
41%
42%
56,800
36
36
36%
37%
37%
37%
85%
84
84
5,200
85
85
84
84
993/4
♦99'
993/4
98%
99
98%
98%
120
31%
32
32
32
31%
3134
563/4
8,800
573/a
56%
57%
47 %
45%
46 5/a
46'%
17
17
17%
42%
40%
41%
36
36%
100
84%
84%
*84
_100
993/4
993/4
*99
32%
33
313/4
32% ' <
56
56%
56%
573/4.
10
46 %
47%
46%
5
17%
173/8
17
No par
403/4
42%
42
63
61
40%
41%
35%
\
5,700
2,700
'
63
603/4
,
14
62%
65
•
14
63
60%
25
53
V 37.200
23
213/fl
1"
200
14%
23%
*15%
5
4,000
36
233/4
16
O'Nuts Corp
„
14%
51%
t
223/4
22
Chrysler Corp
2,600
23
.
23%
21%
;
8
*35
14%
133/4_
94
25%
24%
54%
13%
235/a
1
23
*'23%
8 Va
*18
25
56
94
4
55
13%
8
8%
20%
243/4
56%
*85
53
*15%
55
55%
94
8
*18
25
♦353/4
No par
*85
8%
243/4
50
94
20%
*19
10
*85
3,700
18 5/a
32%
25
Ry com
pfd
25%
*90
*153/8
Full
1,500
33
Chicago Rock Isl <St Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chock
Sep
201/4
20%
93/4
11% J
33%
30
4,700
34%
27%
41
90
52%
1
21
9%
27%
17,800
i
37V4
01
52%
26%
-
23
21
27
-
*91
Chickasha Cotton Oil-
71% Jan
73%.
23
54%
■-7%
80
40
92
53%
1
19
_39% Jan
*91
v 92
*91
54%
600
1,500
51
*36%
5
15% Jan
17
72% May 20
*74
23'/4
200
17%
40%
1
32
Jan
•
90
1.25
12
15
79 '/if
18
.
18
46% Dec
2
*74
6,400
.
21%
*48 %
92
92
.
33/o
Oct
24
79%
51
37
40%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
18% Jun
♦48
223/4
33/4
5
22
51
*36%
42%
4
22
17%
23%
3%
4
21 % Oct
17%
36%
42%
29% Jan
36% Jan
17
17%
36%
113/4
29% Jan
5
Sep 20
213/4 Oct
22
37% Apr
37% Jan
17%
23%
27%
26
4
17%
36%
11%
10% Oct
45% May 25
36% July 28
23% Jan
17%
21%
36%
2.500
20%
*17%
21%
22%' 23%
26
Chic & North Western com__No par"
6% preferred series A
_100
5
17%
21%
*74
1
noncum
17%
2l3/4
♦48
28/4
40
series
18
*21 %
51
27
preferred
5%
*17%
" 79%
73%
'
18
*73
1
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
•
213/4
93/4
Class A
5%
120
20%
'
35% July 221
20,000
73
20%
Corp
Great Western
50
22%
118%
36%
93/4
3 % %
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Chic
89 Va
22%
20 3/4
♦48
29,800
118%
73 'A
34
Chemway Corp
;
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
21
25
*88 3/b
22%
120
233/4
21%
.
Motors
90
22%
118
73
79%
830
7.300
26 %
20%
103/a
Chemetron Corp
15
Dec
44% Mar 30
27% Dec
8
4
74% July 8
118% Feb 26
46
15
26
203/4
51
•
53%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
_1%
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
1
*88%
223%
'
No pa*
39% Sep
38% Jan
26
20%
10
4
253/b
21
'
22.603
'
203/4
1
Common
4%
73
21%
Co
Jan
14% Mar 24
38
23
21
29% Jan
53
183/4 Nov
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
24
8
5
4
24
18
25
8
6
Oct
Jan
Jan
Jan
42% Jan
7 % Oct
38% Nov
63
25
17% May 13
26% May 3
143/4 Oct 25
5
0
23% Nov
Chain
8%
25 s%
90
*883/a
6,833
v
85%
4%
72%
333/4
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
11
21
34% Mar
31
4
10% Oct
36% Sep
18
70% Jan
Oct
88
9
26% Nov
25
1
25% Oct
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
106
40% Apr
5% Jan
24
3% May 11
24
19
Sep
Oct
8 '/a
85%
5
74
21
Certain Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
25%
8%
85%
4%
73%
173/4;
80
100
'
43%
8%
118
33
Champion Paper & Flbrs Co-—
9
87% Dec
15
13
40
27^
35
25% Sep
13% Jan
26
62
July 25
42 % "
84%
21'/a
.—5
11
44%
5
47/o
*117%
2.50
Corp.;
41
25%
86
85
22
No par
No par
Co
43%
.
41
21%
*91
.—50
South West Corp
'
83%
28 Va
*25%
36%
Lgt common_Nopar
preferred
_100
Central Illinois Public Servlce-^-10
4%%
28
-
28%
22%
Central Illinois
19% Oct
34% Sep
11% Sep
22
423/4 Jan
No par
45
90
*21%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
43
283/a
74
*48
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
55% Sep 15
26
118
♦17%
*73
12,100
41%
*25
21
18
UOO
28%
*41
25%
25%
•88%
21%
No par
5%
3,930
41
*117
18
Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
6,600
41','4
293%
5
251/4
173/4
l
July 27
"6% Jan~12
21
20
80% Aug 17
26% Sep 14
Co
39%
40%
25%
86
'
4%
21%
Aqulrre Sugar Co.
17
5
38%
41
8%
220
383,4
41%
28%
8%
85
22%
20%
27
Jan
8%
2,433
93
40%
43
42%
7,230
3,900
38 %
.
41
41
44%
*91
25%
•
♦24%
117
*17%
13
403/4
88%
21%
—,
21% Apr 16
39%
5%
88%
Corp common.:
preferred
.5%
373%
393/4
26'A
117
Celotex
41
40%
87
5
preferred series A_100
92
28
9
25%
;
113/4
92
39%
401/2
*
8%
preferred
7
Tractor common.Nopar
11%
92
28
25%
42%
12.50
113%
92
40%
♦24%
1.
Xll%
27%
•
40%
,1
100.
Celanese Corp of Amer com„No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
11
3
42
23%
Corp
preferred..
8.330
42
233/a
2nd
4.20%
we.:*
Shares
53/4
413/4
Inc
preferred
6%%
Caterpillar
13
23
(J I) Co
53/,
42
;
General
53/4
23%
;
preferred
&
5%
t.ic
23%
27%
26
4%%
Oct. 28
41%
39%
Carter Products
Friday
Oct. 27
12
8
Carriers
Sales for
Thursday
6
23%
_10
4
5%
41%
41%
78% Jan
6%
11%
No par
43% July 15
29% Feb 23
PRICES
23%
common..
Corp
SALE
41%
Light
10
30
Apr
&
26
88
34% July 29
1253/4 May 13
91% July 9
Power
5%.
HIGH
Oct. 26
;_10
Carpenter Steel Co
413/4 Jan
Carolina
6%
AND
Wednesday
-
No par
Mfg Co
Carlisle Corp
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Sep 28
4% Oct
24
(Philip)
Oct. 25
5%
0
July 22
84 % Oct
22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
1
Carborundum Co
Carey
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Par
Inc
19
40 3/4 Sep
8% Oct
2
Aug 18
Capital Airlines
443/4 Sep
583/4 Jan
40% Feb
243/4 Oct
1193/4 Mar 16
7% Apr
Feb
Monday
EXCHANGE
11 % Oct
85
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
363/4
:
-
t
Cincinnati Gas
30% Dec
11
77
Dec 23
03
Dec
37
Jan
913/4 Feb
21
30% Feb
8
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
8
10
78% Jan
4
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct 23
47% Jun
30
46% Jan
14
61% Aug 12
463/4 Nov
19
64% July 10
643/4 Jan 26
26% July 25
493% Mar
9
39% Jun
49
17
101
July 19
38% Jan
I
Jan
4
15
Feb
5
273/4 Mar 20
17
Oct
25
24% Jan
4
43
Jan
9
57
40% Oct
24
51 % Jan
4
15% Dec
16
Nov
2
183/4 Jan
2
1
14% July 14
18
Aug 25
363/4 Sep
29
2
47% Jan
18
41% May 19
44% Aug
5
69% Jun 23
Mar 20
90% Jan
11
99
;
44% Jun
22
89
23
Dec
55% Jan
101
27% Oct 28
65% Feb
20
57
Jan
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
65
Dec
15
136% Jan
10
67
Dec
28
33
Dec
243/4 Jan
4
17
62
Apr
7
Jan
28
Dec
29
preferred
Milling Machine Co-;
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co
;
10
No par
;
City Investing Co
City Products Corp—:
City Stores Co_
s
1
$4.50 preferred-—
Cleveland & Pitts RR
Iron Co
42
15%
•153/4
15%
153/4
27%
28
27%
Sep
21
71
43% July 27
273/4
Oct~28
41% Jan
8
Feb
27
71% Jan
5
78
7
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
5
30% Jan
47% Dec
9
72% Dec
10
413/4 Oct
24
76
Jun
20
23% Jan
8
34 % Dec
10
15
Oct
25
35% Jun
4
45% NOV
13
50% Mar 11
45
Oct
21
50% Aug 18
82
July
6
7%
411/4
50%
41%
503/4
*94%
95%
943/4
94%
*57%
58
*57%
58
*323/8
57
58
100
136
136
No par
20
1
28%
No par
*75%
No pax
1
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
483/4 May
193/4 Nov
18
23
20
16
74
21
17
43
25% Nov
17
14
673/4 Aug
12% Sep
9
55% Jan
>2
24
14
21% Oct
7
25% Sep
12
2
70
Sep
12
52
Aug 25
39% Feb
38% May 18
543/4 Jan
Feb
45% Jun
43% July 27
Mar 23
Nov
57
12
53% Oct
24
4
14% Jun
51% Mar 23
32% Jun
18
183/4 Jun 21
50
24% Mar 23
15% Nov
60% Dec
43% Sep
Jan
36% Apr
7
24% Mar 13
17
Jun
60
5
3
common-.
4%
Iron
common
Southern
101% Apr
112% Feb
20
283/a
*76
77%
22%
233/4
22%
23
23
23%
23'/4
233/a
4P/4
23%
45%
23%
41%
44%
42%
2,000
44%
44'%
451/4
43 %■
45Va
46,600
5
153/o
16%
47%
47%
15
37 % Oct
77%
27%
♦76
77%
10
15%
*47%
15
15%
15%
153/4
15VB
15%
48 %
47%
32,500
47%
*47'/a
48 3/8
47%
47%
700
55
*53
213/4
22%
"21 %
38,103
$4.25 preferred
Columbian
Columbus
No par
No par
Carbon Co
&
Combustion
Southern
Ohio
:
53
r
"
22%
22'%
223/4
21%
22%
9,400
70%
70
70
47%
48 3/8
46%
47%
47
47%
47
47%
47
47%
5
52%
535/8
52
521/4
52
52%
52
52%
52
52%
20%
4,700
9,000
20
18,500
lil
.10
1
67'
20%
"
*69%
70
70
*681/2
*68 V2
70
100
20%
'
67%
20%
193/4
20%
20%
193/4
20%
67
673/4
."•67%
67%
67%
68
67%
68
183%
173/4
18%
19
193/8
19
19%
17,100
64'%
643/8
65%
64 3/4
65%
65
65%
8,930
,
*
<
3,500
18
18%
18
25
64%
64%
64
L-.100
*97%
98%
98%
98%
*97%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
100
1063/4
107%
107%
107%
>106%
107%
*106'/a
107%
*107%
107%
160
1
133/4
153/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
151/4
14V4
15%
16,600
Edison Co com
Cone
33% Aug 31
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
60% July 20
Consol Edison of N Y com.
preferred:
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Nast
21%
90
*69%
i
4.64%
Mills
22 %
♦53
1
Elec
Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit Co
Conde
59
28%
11,900
18
100% Feb 25
28 3/8
*76
53
12
21
17
*1125
28
76 %
21%
17% Jan
68% Jan
24
95% Dec
24,100
*1125
29%
76%
37%
12% Jan
May 26
28%
*1,125
28%
77
20%
12% Jun 21
23
6,800
53
6
24
20%
37%
3
30% Nov
20%
211/4
24
7% Jun
201/4
55
8% Feb
1
30
1
20'/a
37%
11% Oct
12% Sep
20%
37%
30% Sep
14% Jun
20
21,500
2OV4
2
20% Sep
64%
20%
4
6
63%
37%
22
10
64%
37%
Jun
1
64%
20 3/8
90% Jan
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
65
54
103% Jan
0% Feb
14% Jan
58% Dec
101
70
3,600
64%
21
9
13
18,100
375/a
19
0
55%
55%
136%
53%
Commonwealth
10% Sep 18
26% Dee 14
25% May
53%
55
*135
37%
68% Sep
2
553/4
136
20%
8
22
55
136
30
Ry—
Commercial Solvents
25
56
137
80
80
33
38%
28% Jan
Dec
55
*32%
21%
70
Aug 24
25% Jun 20
8% Jan
90
543/4
56
52%
4
1013/4 Sep
32%
'
20%
26
14
4,800
58
373/a
27
56 % Mar
Apr
58
noncumulatlve 1st pfd .....100
193/4 Oct
64
323/s
55%
2 200
95%
1
♦135
"
58
3/4'
52
*94%
Columbia Broadcasting System.2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
,_10
Columbia Pictures common
i
5
55 % Jan
13% Mar
*57'/4
*51
29%
'
7
18% Mar 11
20 %
*1,125
__
50
preferred series B
&
♦1,125
65%
52
33
51%
57
20
20%
Tl
'
; 136%
65
663/a
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Alkman Corp
Collins Radio Co
56%
136
65%
No par
Colorado
42
40%
50 5/a
95%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
6%%
423/4
393/4
51%
No par
-
&
6,000
40
preferred
Colorado Fuel
28%
39%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
23
27%
503/4
52%
Dec
27%
♦94%
323/a
21% Jan
27%
95%
50 %
26% Aug 24
1,400
28
52 %
323/a
Co
1.600
15%
40
33%
7%
43
153/4
94%
.
Coca-Cola
42%
15%
503/4
52%
4
1,600
42%
*153/4
•
393/4
493/8
18
17,600
17%
1
•323/a
25!
7,700
47%
17
15
com
1
663/4 Oct
57%
46
17%
No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium
50
62% Jan
56%
47%
42
153/4
28%
90
*17
42'A
15 5/a
27%
Special guaranteed 4% stock
Clevite Corporation
136/2 Oct
•
10
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
35
•
_B
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
i
58
9
24
preferred
4% %
Cincinnati
*57%
8
Oct
4%
8.50
50
12
20
Common
gtd
126% Feb
48% Mar
i-
8
35% Apr 11
72% July 5
Apr
48% Feb
46
126
& Electrlo—
i
Publishing Co
9%
10
Jan
4
96% Jan
13
103% Oct
3
42% Feb
17
60% Jun
27
17
Consolidated
23% Jan
6
No pa*.
123/4
8 %
83/a
i
■
1-
313/4
..
.No pa*
Consol Electronics Ihdustrlea
Oct
Consolidated
$5 preferred
9%
11%
1
Corp
,
63
.No pa*
93/8
12
8%
32
64
101%
;
313/4
.,1
1015/a
;
.623/4
.
101
15
9%
12%
8%
32
63%
101%
93/8
600
9%
8%
93/4
9%
9%
9%
3,800
12%
12
121/4
12%
12%
123/4
10.200
8 Va
7,700
8%
31 3/4
31%'
623/4
63 3/8
101
101 %
8
8'/a
32
321/B
631/4 -63%IOI1/4
101 %
8
31%
32
4,000
633%
64%
14,900
101 Va
101%
2,000
15.600
f
19
68% Deo
1
22% Sep 23
21% Dec
2
29% Dec
31
26
27% July 10
20
21
57% Feb
24
Feb 25
42% Nov
5
45% Sep
i
32
61% Feb 25
May
2
May 17
42% May 18
27
Oct
37
49% Oct
11
o
40% Jan
4
Foods
61% July 11
99% Mar 10
88% Jan
4
96% Aug 22
$4.50 preferred
99
Feb
20
87% Jan
4
96% Aug 25
79 % Sep
24
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
$4.52 preferred.
$4.16 preferred
Apr
5
Container
25% Jun
82
Dec
25
9
30% NOV
0
20% Sep
19
29% Jan
5
8
83
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
48% Jan
4
18
55% July 29
37% Jun
28
23
107% Apr
27
100% Jun
16
58% Jan
8
32% Oct
27
IS
75% Jan
4
17
75
Dec
18
11% Jan
i
•
•>;
2
20% Dec
18
Oct
23
46
9% Sep 22
45% Oct 23
92
Apr
16% Mar 12
463/4
45%
47 Va
34
34%
341/4
34%
34%
34%
-21%
21%
*21%
21%
215/a
*21i/a
213/a
21
21
23% Apr
66
Mar
20
5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
No pa*
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
Continental Can
Inc
$3.75 preferred
4
11% Jan
6
Jan
4
Continental
Oil
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
57
463/8
47
46
463/4
6,800
28
273/4
28
273/4
28
9,100
58
58%
57%
58
8,700
92
58%
58%
573/4
583/4
93
93
937%
92 %
92%
92%
95
95
95
*94
953/4
*94
95
93
94
86
84%
84%
*83%
86
*83%
86
*84
86
23%
237/a
*84%
of
23%
*91%
23%
94
*91%
94
383/4
39%
383/4
102%
102%
101%
101%
33'
33%
33%
34'%
78
78
78
78
10
8%
Continental Motors
1
47%
27%
57%
58%
92%
93
470
70
39
231/4
*91%
38%
♦101'A
33
*78
23%
94
391/4
233/a
23%
*91%
94
22 34
10
*91%
39»/8
39%
39%
♦101%
102%
101 %
33%
32 s/8
33%
32%
79
78
102
{
78
*78
23%
19,700
94
40
12,700
101%
'20
33
23,500
79%
90
8%
7,700
Steel—
56% Jan
20
46%
28 5/a
95
No pa*
Continental Copper &
Industries common
22
Sep
48
273/a
5
common
44% May 11
Jun
47%
293/8
No par
common
$5 convertible preferred.
Continental Insurance
40'
300
48
5
27
25
8,800
47%
100
preferred
Continental Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
20
73/4 Oct
47
Corp of America—
14% Jan
19% Jun
46
93
No pa*
22% Jan
footnotes, see page 24.
107
*21 %
29
-
No pa*
.No pa*
25
8% Oct
31
For
43%
343/a
4%
44% Jun
Nov
45%
333/4
Common
92 % May
101% Oct
44
44%
1
Consumers Power Co com
7
23
25
53% Jan
46 %
345/8
Consolidation Coal Co
Dec
87
443/4
34%
Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas ——-10
87% Sep
52% May 22
_5
1.33%
Corp
-25
11,
•19%
8%
■
8%
8%
8%
20%
*19%
20%
463/8
8%
8%
♦19%
20%
*191/4
453/4
-463/4
73/4
7%
Delaware
Corp
5
46%
47%
453/a
1
7%
8%
73/4
-
5
50%
503/4
49%
50%
50
-
7
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
—
8
51%
.33
73/4
51
15
*32%
8%
'• 20*1/4 "
7%
8%
20
- '20
-
110
7%
7%
20,100
50%
51%
25,800
52
50 3/4
51%
25,800
34
33%
24;
52
ti* > X.
1.700
i.
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1720)
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Oct
Nov
Lowest
Highest
50% Dec
4
45% Aug 13
23
35
4
20y8 Sep
15
42 % Feb
16
Oct
25
33% Jun
24
34 y« Jan
7
15
24
65
Jan
4
46% Apr
Feb
71% Oct
20
18
54"% Dec
7
59% Jun
1
154% Dec
7
89% Feb
9
84% Feb
11
88
Feb
4
88
1B% Oct
4
124
24
83% Apr
May 12
85% Jan
10
,18% Oct
Sep
166
87
8
19
SO
Jun
21%
21%
20'/a
21%
26 %
26%
26 %
26%
8%
8y4
1
21%
22
5
13%
13%
Products
3%%
Aug 17
6
24 y# Jun
24% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
5% Apr
22
15% Sep
4% Sep
Coty
2
loywuiy 1
3
July 27
9
Jan
13
Coty
35% Jan
12
19
40
64% Jan
4
72
85
71% Nov 24
Mar 30
23% Apr
78
12
Cosden Petroleum Corp
39% Jan
4
5
5%
26
Jan
15
38% Sep
1
41
July 23
28% Feb
C.
40% Oct
7
Crown
Jan
6
40% Feb
23
Jun
9
60% Jan
6
39% July 25
54
Jan
31
98 y» Apr
21
86
95
Sep
20
24
16 y8 Oct
32% Feb
7
114 y4 July
104% Sep 21
15 Vs Dec
23
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
12% Mar 31
15
Jan
11
8% Oct
24
14% Jan
4
10% Sep
15
18
67
2
27% Jan
34% Sep
5
preferred
Sugar
Jan
18
Cuneo
Jan
14
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50/
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Oct
26
12% Jan
7
July 18
60% Jan
Sep
25
14
Oct
16
25
25
25
30 Ye Oct
14
67 %
Fab
8
19
31% Jan
4
37% Jan
Curtiss-Wright
T
96
Sep 27
•
Jan
Inc
Class
8
.
A
38
38
*37
•16%
163/4
16%
89%
11
8%
11
571/2
*56
193/4
343/8
39%
33%"
37,300
391/4
12,500
381/4
;
43
423/a
43
22,400
91%
91%
16 %
,
:
16%
93
19,900
•
93
14
8%
400
14
8%
68
200
30
16%"
*90
13%-.
8%
11%
*38
1,400
8%
*65%
9,400
68
100
8%
11%
..
11%
11%
115/s
•'1,600
31%
, ,
.
32
31%
313/4
1,500
20I/8
*20%
16%
16
16%
8%
8%
*561/8
57%
*20
20%
16
161/4
16%
16%
37,100
301/4
713/4
2,100
333/4
6,200
57%
*56%
20 Vs
20%
>161/4
573/4
20y2
•
16
-v:
•.
8%
81/4
*56
10,800
57%
20
>
20
•
30%
30%
30'/s
303/4
30y4
30%
301/4
303/4
30V8
70%
71%
693/4
71
70
703/4
71%
72
71
32%
33
*32%
335/8
34%
*85 %
.
10
800
323/4
39
;
38
135/8
31% • ;
8
4,200
93
*65%
-
113/s
83/a
600
1
23%
8%
67
317/a
'
19%
23%
163/s
11
*
351/4
19%
*90
14
8%
*65%
.4,200
78%
*35
2 3 5/a
38
.
32
8
y
*13%
81/4
*31%
8%
553/4
14%
45
*74
34%
42%
90%
67
44s/b
78%
33%
•
163/4
90
81/8
6,700
45
38%
,
92
133/4
1,200
2,200
3%
19%
42%
92
*65%
18%
14%
3%
4
*9iy2
41%
93
'
18%
*133/4
13%
23%
■•i
381%
421/4
*92
89
•'
19
3%
343/4
•:
7,800
86
44
33%
41%
24,400
90
*74
39%
3i7/a
16%
1
Inc
32'/a
*831/4
*87
*'"18%
193/a
10,100
•
68
167%
86
13%
23%
38%
8%
*20
1
common
Cutler-Hammer
:
f
18%
23%
32%
14%
31%
_
18%
39%
65
/ .11
1
(
c
24
5,800
315/a
67%
165V4
90
V
77
31%
921/2
65
V'.-:
343/4
3414
31%
683/4
168
*831/4
■
43%
*74
38%
8%
1
423/4
76
17
14
0
100
13
8
43%
34%
93
*90
37
56
42%
423/G
163^
100
10
preferred
Pres3
3%
*34%
8%
*87
38%
4i3/a
3
94% Dec
14
59% Jan
4%%
13%
*74.>
32
68
163
..
v
39
*92
28
Nov
44
convertible
Cudahy Packing Co common
69% Mar 23
20
3
40% Nov 25
2
6%%
Cuban-American
5
31%
68%
162%
*33/4
4
•
31%
67%
13%
>33%
373/4
*38
12.50
8,900
'18%«' 18%
18%
No par
of America
4,400
13%
3%
24
Aug
10 y8
A«; 27
25% Feb
preferred
231/4
135/a
30%
/
77
31%
223/4
14%
13%
19
No par
233/a
13%
18%
24
2.50
common
22
13%
3%
18%
30% Sep
16% Jan 21
59% Dec
21% Apr
July 26
Seal
St
21%
13 Ve
23%
Zellerbach Corp common
$4.20
6
18
Cork
7%
161%
3414
5,800
6,400
8%
90
43
22
27
8
.18%
r'ti
21%
26%
'
8 Ve
.
*87
1
_1
27%
90
33/4
341/4
21%.
263/4
86
13
*74
21%
G
*83%'
20
com
preferred
Crucible Steel Co
4
109% Jan
22
63 %
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
Sep
29% Jan
25
4
81 % Mar 11
33
25
Oct
89
16
,65% Dec 30
4
13% Sep
2
37 % Jan
Jan
conv
Crown
4
Dec
42%
2
*87
r
Shares
''
26%
13%
67%
86
the Week
Oct. 28
21%'
1
165
*83%
Friday
Oct. 27
21%
8
30%
66%
163»
18%- >18%
*3%
100
Crowell-Collier
50
..
13
Oorp
Corp
preferred™
Publishing
17
17
85
25% May
Wheat
16% Feb
$2
...»
25
Petroleum
23% Feb
35% Oct
*,*>j
1
preferred
of
Crescent
9
20
90
—1
common
44
7
37 % May 27
*87
,
1
Co
Cream
22% July 21
86
Inc
3% %
July 18
4
17 y8 Mar
*83y4
13%
30
68 y4
Sales for
Thursday
26%
211/2
13%
164
PRICES
»
20%
*
8 '/a
21
32%
66%
162'/a
International Corp
Crane
29%
1
5
common
100
preferred series of 1947-100,
28
23% Oct
30
29% Jan
72% Jan
31% Mar
28% Mar
23% Dec 23
Nov
July 27
14
40y4Oct
2
16% Jan
;
15
1
36 % Sep
19
Nov
5
—8
(Del)
Works
preferred
3% %
8% Jan
3
Co
Corning Glass
8
-
SALE
Oct. 26
1
Com
HIGH
Wednesday
5.
CorpRubber Co
&
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
9
Apr
America
Oct. 25
5
11
27
85
of
Tuesday
.
Oct. 24
Cooper Tire
17
13% Oct
Co
LOW AND
Monday
...
Par
Cooper-Bessemer
29
July 11
29% Oct
21
60% Sep 23
Controls
2
33% Mar 17
21
39% Jan
42% Mar
25
Oct
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
19
25% Sep
8
19% Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
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31
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
87
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200'
400
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3,600
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37% Nov
6
46% Dec
21
31% Jun
Nov
9
91 y4 Feb
16
83
13% Feb
2
19 y4 July 27
12% July 18
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
13
83
22
Jan
43% Jan
Oct
12
27% Oct
4
Dana
87% Aug 23
15% Jan
6
4
26
Dan
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 23
Preferred
3.75%
series A
100
74 % Feb
3
80
Preferred
3.75%
series
100
*76
79
*76
100
*80%
32
*80%
50o
34 %
23
81
76
Dec
22
83 % Apr
9
75% Jan
6
Sep
15
2iy4 Feb
19
17% Jan
8
38% Oct
45
Dec
1
68 y4 July
31
38 y8 Apr
28
26% Nov
4
33
19% Oct
7
Dayco Corp
Daystrom Inc
82% May 23
17
May 25
36% Apr
20
15
Sep
16
Preferred
25
21
75/a Sep
21
10% Feb
41% Jun
5
25
Deere
&
28% Jan
8
Delaware
&
Delaware
Power
&
Lines
20
31% Aug 24
Delta
21
20 % Aug 15
Dentists'
20
18% Jan
28
10
7
29
Dec
7
64% Oct
30
50% May
29% Mar
15
41 % Nov
28 y4 Dec
22
32% Mar 24
28
Jan
20% Jan
17% Jan
7
24% Aug
15% Sep
19
6
14
42% Mar 13
8
26% Sep 18
32% Sep 23
31 % Sep 22
59 % Apr
36 3/4 July 29
21% Sep 21
29% Jan
23
15% Oct
17% Jan
12
11% Oct
Apr 14
20% Feb 21
17% July
16
,
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
36% Oct
28
19% Jan
6
7
74 y4 Jan
533/4 Jan
27 % Aug
100% Dec
33% Jan
Oct
24
49% Jan
24
33
Jan
21
28% Feb
18
27
17
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
19% Jun
22% Jan
6
28% Apr
24
25
Sep 23
143/4 Jan
11
May
14% Aug 17
8
4
42% Feb
10
6
24% Jan
8
6
69% Jan
25
24
95
Sep
9
17
278% Aug
106
Jan
Oct
28
7
5
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
83
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
12
21% Mar
8
4
42% Feb
27
37
40% Dec
1
463/4 Jan
27
Jan
40
Jan
13
41
11
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
Dec
16
48% May 26
42% Jan
41
46% Jan
40% Jan
Nov
18
42% Jun
19
22% Feb
2
47
13
Mar 24
333/4 Oct
42
27
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1
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29%
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13%
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Aug 18
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series
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Aug 16
$3.50
series
No par
78 %
78%
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preferred
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common
50
4%
18
4.20%
4.10%
80
$2.10
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40
27
82
153/4
44% Aug 24
18
Mar 23
17% Oct
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16%
46% Feb
5
82
16
44% Aug 28
447/a Aug 24
8
41
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1
Duplan Corp
20% Sep
Dec
37
82
22%
266% Jan
8
103
Aug 18
74% Sep 21
110
79
55%
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4
179
76
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55
7,100
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
22
90% Jan
3
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79
55%
16%
Douglas Aircraft Co
19% Aug 18
13% Jan
76
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29
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14% Jan
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79
55%
15%
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24
76
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20
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9
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20
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1
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13% Mar 31
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11
4
7
July
70 % Oct
4
28% Oct
15% Oct
11
Diana
Co
DIGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners' (The) Club Inc
Disney (Walt) Productions
4
24
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16% Oct 26
20% July 23
2
24
20
May 18
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6
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24
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8
31
7
25
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11
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14
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1
8
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6
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20
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Decca
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10
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20
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163^ Nov
50o
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48% Aug 10
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Jan
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10
82
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27
23
71
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33
85 %
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127/a
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46
12%
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9
61
53
100
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45% Mar
6
18
2
preferred series A
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14
49% Mar 18
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1
common
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B
49% May 31
58
Aug 30
473/4 Dec
34
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3%%
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50
preferred
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8
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42
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43
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43
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31
9
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21
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8
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11
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23
75
3
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21
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32
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22
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112
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34
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4
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8
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1
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89
34
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4
7
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8
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28
21
16
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11
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24
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25
10% Jun
27 % Mar 10
7
25 % Oct
26
27% Oct
33
29
80
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26% May 11
28% Aug 28
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22% Jun
25
Mar
32 % Jan
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30
Oct
24
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Jun
20
84
28
23
24
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41% Sep
7
1
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20
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Aug 30
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7
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6
29
70
2
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56
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Equitable Gas Co
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56
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56
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80
29%
56
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9
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38% Jan
4
23
common
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
20
Jan
Co
preferred
Electric Storage
13
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
Products
4%%
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22
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78
16
101
56
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1
29
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20
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19% Mar 2
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Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
14
56
97
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31
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10
17
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15
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Jan
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22
28%
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8% Feb
73
Jun
88
Bros
4%%
22%
23
27%
17% Oct
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
18
16
Manufacturing Co
Edison
8
22%
22%
10
100
Eaton
88
8% Dec
76% Dec
preferred
46% Jan
65% May 2)
17
29
com
Stainless Steel Corp.
Eastman Kodak Co common
$3.60 preferred
73/4 Dec
28
prior
21%
1
Inc
Fuel Assn
St
90% July 31
3
1
33
8
Lines
Eastern
Mar 21
87
Eastern Gas
6
29
6
Eastern Air
0
79
24
Eagle-Plcher Co
25% Jan
28% Sep
92% Oct
I
8
136% Jun
483% Feb
46% Dec
Jan
1
31
May 15
fan
28
633/4 Aug 13
16
36% Jan
22
89
4
18% Jan
Oct
45% Dec
6
83% Jan
94
20% July 28
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
49 *A Feb
9
5 % Jan
72
Oct
Lowest
28
6
10% Apr
22 Va Apr
25
6 % Oct
26
15% Oct
5
69 %i Jan
24
10
21 % Jan
40 Va Dec
2
23
31% July 29
Jan
56%
21% May 26
Fawick
Corp
6%
6%
6 %
6%
6 %
6%
Corp
1
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
40% Jan
6
Federal
Mogul
5
27
27
26%
26%
26 Va
Federal Pacific
18%
17%
22%
22%
6
25% Jan
4
24 % Jun
9
Oct
26
45
May 23
32% Oct
19
51% Dec
27% Jan
19
33
■
15% Nov
28
21
Jan
22 Vt Aug
24
35 % Oct
•15% Oct
28
20
35%iOct
24
67% Jun
26
47
5%%
4
8
45% Feb
4
57% Mar 20
24 % Oct
13% Oct
6
19 % Jan
12
14% Jan
5
31% Nov 24
44% Jan
16
27% Oct
24
39% Feb
26
Filtrol
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
Firestone
Ferro
15
Jan
5
4
Fifth
Oct~24
22
32 % Sep
21
81% Dec
23
99
21
26
Jun
Jun
15
Dec
25% Oct
28
38% Apr
Flintkote
15
45
29
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
23
27% May 29
84
Apr
110
19
Jun
1
$4
preferred
conv
A
22
$2.25
conv
B
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
Florida
Sep
11% Apr 28
29% Oct
5
16% Jan
4
9
34 Va Apr
18
8
80
Sep
13
85
Feb
10
22
Sep
21
*35% Jan
2
20% Oct
26
28 % Apr
26
Food
Sep
22
17% Jan
Apr 22
Feb
9
4%
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
5
-
20% Aug
45% Mar
2
93% Dec
11
21% Jan
1
21
23
May 31
3%%
18
7
35% Jan
7
Foote
92% Jan
6
Ford
Foremost
Sep
15
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
Oct
24
41% Jan
Food
5
24
:
29
.14% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
12% Jun
23% Nov
20
37% Apr
22
22
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
17% Sep
Dec
24
77
Feb
26
66
3% July
i
8
8
Jan
'
6
15% Jan
4
26
30% Feb
72
May 27
Sep
Mineral
Sugar
4%
34%
*33%
23%
22%
49%
50
50%
22%
24
23 %
24
6%
7
6%
7
*82%
84
26
.
"
26%
15,200
101%
101%
44 Va
44%
44%
44%
44 Va
44%
31%
32%
2,200
32%
32%
54%
55%
32%
54
33%
12,500
56%
54 Va
56
12%
12%
12%
23,400
12%
12%
12%
13
29%
29%
5,100
29%
29%
29%
30
4,800
84
84
85%
84.
21%
20%
21%
*10%
49%
10%
*10%
55%
84
20%
50%
21%
11
50%
50%
51
19
18%
19
18%
64%
63%
64%
63%'
65
*84%
21%
4,200
11%
100
51%
52
52
94'.
12
12%
11%
' 12 Va
3,600
18%
18%
19'/a
18%
19%
5,500
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64%
12 Va
12 Va
24%
| 92
26
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4
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,
*
•
64%
56,200
12 %
40,800
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8,400
12
25%
4
50
92
64
12%
24%
18%.
11,300
*180
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12
25%
70
21%
24%
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85%
11 %
12%
13%
120
12%
11%
4
100
22 Va
24%
4
84
93 Va
*92
11%
100
*180
11%
92
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11%
*11
*180
12%
4
4
2,000
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25 Va
25%
25 Va
18
"
24%
17%
71%
*70
5,000
26%
84
*180
•
7,000
20,900
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12
100
...
25%
19,200
101%
24%
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preferred
•
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,
92
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24,600
23'/a
48%
12 Va
10
1,600
11,400
34%
22%
,
25
4%
common
Fruehauf Trailer Co
v
6
33 %
7.900
,
'
49%
23%
93%
*12%
24%
12,500
,,
30%
34%
,
22%
12%
:.
Co.:
30
22%
24
3%
1
41%
25%
'16%
16 Va
34%
*33%
18%
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
15
33%
34
2
i.
Co..;
Freeport Sulphur
34%
10
Inc
Corp
30
40
25%
.
'
30%
*84
11
51%
17
29%
62%
~
*..5
Dairies
84
40%
26
16%
■
29
11%
1
Co
39%
25
i
22 Va
100%
*44%
22
*92
-2
1,700
34%
100
*190
100
Co
Motor
Francisco
6
;27% Jan
84
21%
*10%
50%
preferred
Inc
Mart
Foster-Wheeler
8
Mar 30
15
,..1
15%
45
29%
'51
15%
49
84
12%
3014
preferred
60% July 25
5
19% Jan
12%
30
com
16
25
,
*82%
*
53%
of
24,000
59
31%
10
Food Mach & Chem Corp com
10
3%% convertible preferred—100
5
23
68
Jun
95
84
5614
12%
Inc
34%
6%
35
ser
200
34%
26%
102
3,700
22 Va
34%
39%
'16%
6%
443/4
pfd
33%
*33
3,200
33
*21%
16
25%
34%
53%
1
27%
33
22%
34'/a
7
4434
Markets
23
27
,__2.50
convertible
11% Oct
4
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
230
divld
Giant
*82%
*100
No par
2.50
common
22%
33
8,000
2,500
15,700
*21%
e%
No par
Inc
23%
33
22
26%
pfd
Stores
Fair
23%
23%
7%
...100
~
16%-
34%
.
pfd
Corp
17%
27%
26%
No par-
24%
•
16%
22
2nd
Power
$4.20
58 Va Aug 25
May 31
88% Jan 13
Nov
,6 :
14%
44% May 13
13
Dec
Sep 27
196
21
31% Sep
18
2
Food
22%
2nd
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
Mar
55% Aug 27
5
—
$4.50
27
17 '/a
22%
1
May 27
26%
18'4
22%
7
Jan
50% Jan
*33%
*32%
5
43
25% Oct
33%
No par
13"% Jan
5
17
34
26
93
14% Nov
3314
6% Oct
1
87
34 %
28
5
170
33
No par
49
Oct
...
27%
38%
38%
25
-
22
84
11
27%
5iy2
30% Dec
40
27%
23%
99 Va Jan
15
27Va
22%
80
31% Mar
i6%
49%
1
56% Dec
24%
22
2
15
36%
25%
2
Feb
9
43
89
35%
No par
117%Jun
27
17%
16
Firstamerica Corp
Firth Carpet Co
43% Sep
Sep
26%
18%
16
39
common
17 Va
16 Va
First National Stores
Co
26%
16%
16%
First Charter Financial Corp.No par
13% Apr
44 % Jun
2,900
17%
1614
f16%
;
9,300
6%
34
61% July
30% Jan
22
47%
6%
33 Va
30 Va Jun
28
47%
34
241%
Shares
47%
6 Va
6 Va
33%
---16%
the Week
46%
3314
33
*21%
Friday
Oct. 28
17
3314
25
2
31% Dec
47 %
16 Va
-
1,
issued
%
32%
27
80% Jan
14
5
22Va
No par
Rubber
&
45
33%
*21%
Oct
23
'
33%
22
48% Oct
Oct
20% Jan
9% Jan
34
21%
1
Tire
18
22%
Inc.awlO
Lines
Corp
When
55
;
18%
22%
47 Va
" 33 '/a
<■-
•
1.25
Paper Prod
Coach
45 V8
18
10
Avenue
49%
22%
•
29
_
Corp
Fiberboard
.
-
1
Inc
27% Jan
46
23
Co common__5
Dept Stores...
Fenestra
-
Co com
series A
preferred
Federated
May 12
20% Feb
Electric
2nd pfd
conv
4.60%
7
Bearings.-
Bower
Federal Paper Board
15
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 27
Fedders
19 %
26
PRICES
Oct. 26
4
9% Mar 29
17 Va Oct
23% Aug 12
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 25
20% Jan
21 % Sep
Nov" 25
43%
Metallurgical
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 24
5
—2
'
32 %, Nov
Fansteel
4
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
25% July 28
30
16% Mar 10
45% Oct
LOW
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
77,900
17%
18
18
18 V,
17%
17%
37,900
70
70 "/a
70
70
70%
60
12%
13%
10 210
*20%
20%
*70
71
•
1
•
13
•
*69
500
G
12% Jan
28
"16% Jan
20
Feb
•12 Va Oct
25
21% Jan
4
Gabriel
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
12%
13
27% Jan
7
Gamble Skogmo Inc
5
20 V2
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
51
5
20%
Gardner-Denver
5
41%
42
41%
42%
41%
42 Va
42 Va July 27
26% July 23
56% May 21
t
9
4% Sep
10
38
May 11
42%
42
4i, /4
58 % Oct
42%
14
2
49%
52%
50%
52%
47%
49%
48'A
49%
51
15
50%
6% Jan
37,900
.1
3%
3%
3%
4%
4
10,700
25%
17 V2
*10 V2
25%
*25%
*
2
40Va Oct
33
50% Jun
Mar
8
11
9
3% Oct
24
Jan
t.
Nov
19
37% Jan
19
24
Sep
29
17 Va Jan
5
19 % Sep
8
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
Sep
20
Garrett
Gar
2
10 %
9
28
31% Mar 25
Feb
3
3% Oct
24
11% Sep
6 % Jan
Dec
14
36% Feb
2
30% Jan
96% Jan
7
4
99 % Oct
22
18
39
May 18
26% Jan
21
Nov
14
8
Jan
22
17
Wood
4%%
13
5% Dec
Industries
convertible
Inc
y
-
1
pref
No par
General American IndustriesGeneral
*
50
Corp
voting
conv
com
preferred
Acceptance
$0.60
14
„__1
Co
Corp
General
6
20
22 Va Sep
90
Jan
20
89% Oct
29
Co
1
• •
,
Dec
22
138
67% Mar 11
9
11
Jan
28
7% Feb
23
37% Oct
21
Nov
58% Feb
1
9
Oct.
25
137
22
May 19
153
9
29% Nov
14 % Jan
80 Va
5
11
Oct
28
7% Jun
16
9% Jan
4
10
17 Va Oct
28
34% Jan
27
45% May 11
32 Va Oct
26
45% Ja i
25
10% Mar 25
42% Apr
Mar 17
84
12
75 % Mar
146
8
25% July
6
33% Oct
2
21% Apr
14
35
7% Feb
5
:
9% Jan
2
27
July 22
■<
82
74
July
12% Jan
.
Aug 24
Sep
6
General
8 Va Jan
4
Gen
Jan
28
39% Mar 18
6% Sep
15% Oct
29% Jan
5
42% Oct
30
66% Jan
5
33% Sep
23
53% Jan
11
74
Sep
22
99% Dec
31
28
99% Jan
4
30% Jan
6
40
70% Sep
30% Apr
21
37
16 Va Feb
9
38% May
4%
24
May 21
25
...
1st
Controls
Aug 16
General
30 Va Dec
28
101 % Dec
28
50% Jun
29
General
31% Sep
12
General Mills
23% May 23
37% Aug 25
Mar
3
Mar 25
58% July
7
100% Dec
22
112% Mar
4
100% Jan
5
75% Dec
14
Mar
3
76% Jan
4
23% Dec
23
26
35% Nov
16
43% May 25
31% Jan
28
60
Nov
27
43 % Oct
29% Jan
2
43
Nov
27
35
Sep
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
57% Sep
53 Va Sep
14
76
5 Va Jun
16
22% Nov
30
26% Nov
13
11% Dec
7
45
114
87
Nov
101 Va Jan
7
Oct
25
41
25
21 Va
32
Aug 29
General
111
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
5%
Foods
$5
Preferred
17
4
25
66% Jun
22
28
45
Jun
20
$1.60
20
79% Jun
22
$3
61
Sep
20
85% Jun
22
15
5
Apr
5
5% Sep
6
General
23
9
26% Jun
27
General
39% Feb
18
23 % Oct
5
36% Jun
1
Jan
2
11% Jan
6
13
9
18% Sep
20% Oct
28
33% Jan
6
General
19
29% Jan
4
General
Steel
26% Sep
12
29
24% Oct
23
31
Dec
29
26% July
May 22
86% Nov
15
90
Dec
2
27
Jan
99 % Mar
33Va Jun
41% Oct
17
24
25
2
3
91
Jan
26
100
Jan
3
25% Oct
42% Feb
54 % Apr
26
103% July
26
40% Jan
4
17
Tele
Time
$5
17
Oct
28
71
17 Va Nov
25
28% Jan
46
Genesco
Gerber
Nov
12
96% Apr
1
88
19
96
Sep
23
19% Nov
20
27% Jan
8
16Va Oct
27
25% Jan
19
29% July 13
11% Oct
24
23% Jan
8
Glen
34% May 26
45% Jan
4
Glidden
14
20% Jan
11
92
13 Va Apr
29
41% Nov
2
50 % Jan
17% Dec
4
27% May 20
27
Jan
Sep
21
19
4% Jan
28
1% Oct
17
3% Jan
21
/
14
103% Jun
1
48% Oct
26
89Va Jan
4
V
19
49% Dec
15
32% Sep
27
47% Jan
6
24
42% Apr
"l
54%
July" 15
2 Va Nov
24
4
8% Dec
16
11
6V4 Nov
20
10 Va Mar 18
30 Va Nov
20
37% Aug
24% Sep
29
28% Oct
32% Sep
29
44% Jan
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
May 28
7% Sep
28
10% Jan
15
Jan
11
80
8% Oct
28
15% Jan
6
30% Sep
2
18% July 28
74
4% Dec 22
NOV
5
87% Dec
1
24
;
.
79-
16
17
17% Oct
26
July 13
61% Oct
11
i
Aug 19
'
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15
72
Jan
U
43%
45%
47%
19,000
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,
80 Va
47%
46%
38
46%
38
65
66
62%
65
66
64
65
65
65
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600
64
65
i-
38
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2,300
12,500
3,300
13
10
21 Va
21%
22%
21%
21%
21
21'A
21%
21%
3,600
1
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
22'A
21%
22
3,300
25
*26%
25%
26%
26'/a
*25%
25%
23%
24%
25%
23%
26%
24%
24%
12%
41%
13%
12%
13%
43%
10c
(series
B)
2.50
com__.__83%c
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92Va
*100
100
41%
44
92%
100
*100
102
80c
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46 Va
53'A
47%
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54
46%
53%
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700
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&
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700
25
25%
288,400
14%
13%
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53,800
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42,800
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94%
101
60
95
100
100
27
100
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25%
26%
43 %
45%
41%
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14,400
23,200
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47%
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48%
48
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48
48%
54
54
54
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55%
56
2,000
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14
19,000
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14%
15
15
15%
14%
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6,300
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81 %
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...
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25%
25%
25%
13%
13
15%
82
84Va
82%
18,100
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common
42'A
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94
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12%
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36%
36%
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35%
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36 Va
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36
36
2,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,700
1%
1%
48Va
1%
1%
1%
50%
49%
50%
49
50%
39,500
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34,300
28
27%
27%
26 %
27
33%
1%
7%
6%
26%
32%
28%
79
32%
33 %
32%
33 Va
9,800
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1%
1%
1%
29,100
7%
7%,
7%
7%
1,100
1%
1%
1
48%
34
35%
4
1%
51'/a
No par
F)
10
49
50%
34'/a
common
28
28%
27
32%
33%
32%
33%
__1
Inc
Co.
1%
1%
7%
34 Va
27%
32%
1%
7%
35
27%
____1
Batteries
&
12%
36%
5
Inc
11%
13
1%
•
2
7%
7%
78
8%
78%
Co__
*
common
&
Iron
Pacific
Ore
Ry
Co__l
32%
33%
32%
22%
23
38Va
22%
37
44
22%
44%
24%
Tea
25
Co
No par
Corp_^.__L,
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com
1
„_10G
Corp
;
,
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;
23
-
■
91
..
29%
138%
20%
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44Va
■
28%
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.j.
.
37
139
28%
20
•
.
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.com.No par
$5 preferred
£
_^No par
.
-
3,;;
.
Aircraft Eng
Sugar
29
29 138%
100
common
Guantanamo
9
Prop..No par
Co Inc
Corp
preferred
8%
1
preferred
(H L)
*77
100
Stores
-
28
20
-89%
30%29%
2%
►,-
2%
18%
19%
18-">
'67%
67 Va
65%
31 Va
27%
*
*77%
8%
9
7
6%
6%
26%
26%
26%
331
31%
33
21,800
28%
28 Va
28%
10,000
78 %
78%
2,800
8,400
77%
77%
270
x8%
8%
8%
8%
3,000
32%
33%
33 Va
33%
22,200
2,600
23
23%
23%
38%
39%
40
41%
44%
44%
44
44%
9,500
25
25%
25 Va
25%
33,100
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,000
138%
138 %
23
*
'
28%
...
20%
138 %
2%;
•
.-*2%s
19%
-
«
:
18%
19%
65%
'
10
23,900
.3
65%
.
'■*
67%.
*66%
■
31%
30%
;
8,400
16,700
91
*89%
31'A
30%
20 Va
'
91
*89%.
;'
2%
-J* v,19%
360
29
20
'
8,900
138 %
28%
29
20
,
.
4,000
28
33
22%
23
37%
39%
44%
44
44%
23%
23%
25
29%
29Va
29%
138%
*138% 139%
28%
28
28%
20%
20
20 %
89% „•
*89%
91
30%, , ■.. t 29-%
30%
2%
,
/.*2%
3
19
1
17%
18%
65%-*65%- 68
'
2,900
32'A
23
38%
,
1%
6%
9Va
32%
33%
1%
77,300
26%
r
For footnotes, see page 24.
80%
80%
•36
preferred
Grumman
>
45%
44 Va
*36
38
78
„4%%
1 ' -y
29
48%
28%
Greyhound
/ 10
Jan
30% Feb
10,600
27%
Green
8
1,600
35%
28
32% Mar 14
8% Jan
24%
34%
27%
24 % Aug 29
97
24%
35%
2.50
9
34% Sep
24%
34%
27%
(W T) Co
17
•
24%
35%
31%
Feb
4
24'A
35
31
24% Feb
19
80 %
24 %
32
128% Jan
25 '•
80 Va
24%
36 Va
31
5
Jan
*79'A
24
35%
6.25
8
..
79%
24 Va
80%
13
City Steel
47% Feb
2% Oct
1,000
36%
*6%
141% May
22 Va Jan
105%
105%
27%
Sugar
82
105%
13
Cement
Great Northern
'
105
28%
Western
Aug 12
104 Va
19,500
12%
Great
■
109,600
27%
32% Feb
30% Mar 30
104 Va
x26%
9
89
104%
6%
7%
210
42%
42
64%
Great Northern Paper Co
Aug 19
27%
106%
42%
26%
32% Dec
23
79%
27 Va
106%
106%
41%
6%
Gt Northern
15
28
106%
42
10
Great Atlantic
*
27%
107
41 Va
13
Grayson-Robinson
18
27'A
*106%
27'A
Financial
28
*104%
104%
26%
26%
107
42
41
1,600
13
Western
Dec
66,900
27
Great
20 Va Oct
17,300
34
13
34% Aug 12
83
64
32%
27%
22% Oct
143
33%
62%
34%
13
5
4
*33 %
64
33
27
53% Jan
20
33%
63 Va
33%
12%
42% May 10
V* May 29
33%
63%
31
27%
27
24
33%
62%
33
12%
20%
59% Apr
2
33%
64
30%
27
16
30
33%
62
24%
4
19
33%
63%
6.67
26
Oct
34
32%
6,000
2.50
41% Jan
26% Jan
Oct
92,200
64%
Corp
52% Jan
17% Jan
36,400
73%
24%
24
23
37%
72%
24 Va
37
126
35%
73%
24%
12
May 11
16%
37
24%
31 Va July
26
17%
71%
24%
60 % Aug
25% Mar23
16%
36'A
72%
24%
1
24
16%
36 Va
70%
25%
4
44% Nov
16%
35%
x24%
18
27
16%
36%
73%
25%
35% Nov
Oct
15%
10,600
45 Va
55% Jan
1,200
5%
24% Dec
July
16%
40
1,500
71%
65%
Co
Union
3%%
8
6%
36
26%
Aug 25
4
17
32
6%
17
7%
6%
Grant
15
31%
6%
73%
26%
Jun
80%
31%
6%
*80%
37%
6%
32
80'A
31%
6%
6%
81
31%
31
-
26%
7
84 % Mar
6%
5
Granite
16 % July
30%
6%
5
41% Aug 24
7
81
81
30%
/
65%
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
17
22
*80 %
*80%
Grand
Feb
Jun
35%
Granby Mining Co Ltd
6
8% Jan
34
67
__1
(W R)
24% Sep
74
34
45 %
1
4
Gould-National
12
30
32%
5%
Graham-Paige Corp
8% Jan
5,400
33%
38
Tire & Rubber
32% Apr
35
33
5%
Co
20
34%
33%
Corp
Brewing
Oct
2,700
18%
65
Alden Corp
5% May 10
26
4
18%
18
*36
Co
Grace
600
17%
18%
6%
300
8%
18%
31%
7,000
138
8%
19
81
9%
137
8%
24 Vc
10c
Goodrich
15
Feb
9 Va
40
5%
Brothers
Goebel
8,600
No par
Goodyear
4
4
-
69
No par
Co
Globe-Wernicke
2% Oct
3,700
68 %
,
138
8%
18%
26 Va
Gimbel
45 Va Nov
19 Va
9%
9 Va
•137
8%
19
28 Va
Gillette
76 % Jan
9'A
138 Va
*8 Va
18%
5%
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
13
11
9 Va
138
2,300
?
:
62 Va
Portland
Jan
8%
9
!*.
96
5%
Giant
59
138%
8%
8%
23
22%
'*93
62 Va
19% July 18
87 Va Aug 18
65% Sep
6
50% Jan
:
138%
9%'
140
26 Va
Products
14
69%
3%
.
5%
Oil
29
68%
-
j
5%
Getty
68% Dec
69 Va
68%
9%
*'
961
5%
Rub
Georgia-Pacific
4
54 Va Dec
69 % "•
1
11
8
67%
i,9%iiA
3%
23Va?;
36
1
Inc
19% Jan
44% Mar 18
19
*3%
22 Va
*93
Electronics__3.33%
&
56 Va Jan
36% Jan
19
*79
15
preference
preference
«1% Jun 23
26
18%
26%
51/2%
May 20
42
23
18%
*106%
Corp
12% May 17
24
Mar 30
18% ;
67% *
Va'-'
42 Va
Signal
&
14% Oct
40 % Jun
93 Va
Telephone Co of Florida—
General Tire
5
3%
22%
93%
5%
preferred
General
■
4
96% Feb
5
;
3%
22%
96
27 Va
Castings Corp
General
1
81% Jan
6
Jan
104
$1.30
*24%
22%
'
107%
General Realty & Utilities
34% May 31
40% Dec
8
Jan
25
12% Oct
44 Va Jan
5
23% Oct
-
41 Va
104 Va
Service
Public Utilities
General
24% Jan
7
3,500
26%
No par
preference
Public
General Railway
Mar 21
3%
3%'
♦24%
94%
■J
3>
26%
Refractories
21
800
107 %
Corp.
preferred
27
39% NoV
98
Equipt
preferred
Nov
22% Mar
2,500
10%
No par
Precision
conv
17%
10%
1%
Cement Co
convertible
$2.98
17%
10%
3
series
$3.75
conv
17%
*10%
No par
General Portland
General
17 Va
10%
100
Outdoor Advertising
General
100
17 Va
10 Va
33%
63
31V2
-
1
common
26% Oct
>■
l
preferred
Oct
26%
17%
16%
•
No par
Corp
5% Jan
28 Va Sep
24
Corp:
*25%
17%
10%
71
1
5
Corp
Instrument
1J J
36 A
5
preferred
39% Jan
25
2
General Motors Corp common
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
July 1
July 13
1
Corp
Co
Finance
70
22% Mar
8
Inc
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
61% Aug 18
8
Co
Finance
•j,
26%
18
19
33 V2
*80'A
31 Ve
6%
5
No par
100
preferred
Cigar
Contract
General
L
4
17%
97
_100~;~-
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com
26
4
10%
22%
.
51% Feb
4
10%
: 223/V
*94
General Amer Oil Co of Texas_.HJ_5L':
18%
General Amer'Transportation
1^251—---—* 67%
General Baking Co common
...5
9%
$8 preferred
No par
*138 Va
General Bancshares
Corp
2
8%
4%
18
3%
■
American Investors com.^1
$4.50 preferred
4
4,400
*■
-
1,300
15,000
600
18
(1722)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
I
Prqyious
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% July 25
37
25
28%uccl7
27% Feb
8
82
3
37% Dec
Jan
6
7
Jan
4
Gulf Oil
9
Jun
32
8
13
Sep
89 '/a Apr
Dec
29
81% Dec
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
91
Apr
9
38% Jun
88
Aug
96
Dec
30
27 Va
*27%
No par
33%
States
Utilities
22
Dec
28
28%
273/4
*28 Va
23%
29V4
*28 %
34%
33%
34
33'A
337/8
33%
337%
327/a
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
*85
86 %
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
*88%
89 Va
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
*88
92
preferred
dividend preferred
100
*100
97
Jan
4
4
105% Mar
27%
28V4
7
97 Va Jan
11
103% Aug 19
24 Va Sep
98
27%
27%
Aug 12
28
35% May 31
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
Feb
24
55
Hackensack Water
3
102% May
4
dividend
$5
$5.08
Shares
28 Va
27 Va
27%
28%
82,700
29'
300
Co—
Common
3
104% Mar
tiie weeK
Oct. 28
27%
91% Oct
91
Friday
Oct. 27
28
86% Aug 26
87 Va May 18
80
23
8.33%
8.33Va
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Corp
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Par
Issued
When
Gulf
28
Monday
EXCHANGE
27% Oct
24
35Va Nov
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
100
*85
86 Va
*85
86%
*85
*88V4
89%
*88V4
89 Va
*88'A
92
88'A
*88
*88
92
*88
92
*88
102%
2.50
25%
25
*53%
*100
102%
*102
103 %
102
26%
27%
861/2
V
89V2
30
92
26%
263/a
54'%
*53%
♦100
102V2
102
102
102
26 Va
27
8,900
102V2
♦100
102 Va
*100
102
102
...
86%
88%
*85
33%
*101
102
300
27
7,600
27
26%
-
H
44 '/a Feb
20
48
9
497a Nov
Sep
26
48 '/a Nov
20
71% May 19
35% Jun
51 Va Jan
4
25 % Nov
4
29% May 22
25
Sep
20
31% Apr
19
30
21% Sep
19
27
20% Mar 31
Feb
6
28 Va Jun
88
19
July 23
31
88 3A Jun
7
106% Jan
6
36% Aug 14
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
114 '/a Aug
31
44'/a Feb
1
Nov
6
122 Va July
10
42
Jan
13
Sep
121
19
July
132
18% Oct
3
Mar
35 Va Nov
16
30
43% Sep 21
12% Dec 30
2
64% Jan
35
127a Apr
39% Apr
13
20
79% May
7
12
25
78
2
77
5
16% Jan
92
Dec
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
90% May
30 Va Apr
16
Jan
5
May 20
117
Oct
27
Jan
4
29 Va May 12
32% Jan
5
4
Hercules
Hercules
Powder
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
105% Jun
1
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
55% Apr
13
27
Mar
9
38 % Feb
1
18 Va Oct
26
Jan
8
25% Dec
3
42 %
13 Va Jan
5
23% July 22
60 Va May 11
72% Aug 25
92% Feb
16
30% Sep
19
64% Jan
9
85
7
Jan
31% Jan
117
15 Va Mar
July 22
8
111% Aug 26
64% Jun 29
104% Sep
19
60% May
28
Aug 22
120
4
7
41
Aug 27
23% Feb
1
28 V. Apr
6
6
37
May 21
15
Oct
24
30 Vs July
5
27
9% Oct
26
13
21% Jan
5
2
29% Nov
28% Feb
1
42% Sep
27% Feb
29
30
Jan~21
May 20
Jan
40% Jun
2
65% Oct
27 % Oct
25
41 V8 Jan
4
81% Feb
2
90% Sep
13
21% Oct
24
4% Oct
Sep
9
21
9% Apr
32% Apr
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
36% Dec
30
41
Feb
12
26 % Dec
14
7
34% Aug 24
4
79
2
27
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
85 Va Mar
6
85
Dec
28
96 Va Jan
30
88% May
64% Sep
21
75
22
65% Jan
18% Sep
Mar
77
29
Jan
Aug 19
85% Sep
14
4%
Sep
13
4.40%
88
July
1
Houston
.11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
27
July 13
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
66
Mar 17
43 Va Jun
29
54 Va Jan
14
34
Oct
14
94
84% Dec
10
14
24 Va Mar 14
93% July 30
84 Va Feb
25
90 % Aug 24
5% Jan
7
9% Dec
31
Jun
25
39% Dec
31
19 Va Oct
13
23Va July
35
42% Mar 18
52
29% Oct
23
39
40
24
35
Nov
6% Oct
57% Aug 24
31% Jan
4
Ideal
25
47% Jan
6
24
43 3A Feb
4
47
Apr
Jan
5
47
Jan
Jan
39»A Jan
3
50
41
41% Feb
45'A Jan
14
423A Jan
45 Va Mar 18
15
27
18
18
22
4
58
43
45
July 28
Aug 12
4
4.26%
49 Va Aug
9
4.70%
46% July 27
26
41
41'A Aug 13
Feb
11
44 % Aug
Oct
24
57% Aug 23
50
Oct
6
38'A Feb
17
6% Dec
8
10% Feb
5
30
July
7
4
22 % Jan
12
74% Nov
17
109
May
7
65
Sep
28
86% Apr
19
July 28
163
May
6
148
Oct
24
249
43% May
8
18
5% July 11
13'A Aug
55
21
July
6
50% Mar 18
36 Va May
343A Sep
28
19
29
Oct
29 Va Oct
8 Va Feb
154
Jan
S
7
32
Sep
i'2
Insuranshares
Ctfs
15
Interchemical
Corp
93
25
Jan
2
31 %
July
7
217/8 Oct
23
488
57% July 10
383% Sep
23
138
Sep
25
153% Jan
14
139% Feb
2
28
Sep
22
35V2 Apr
30
Feb
8
Dec
22
80
691/4 Jan
12
173/a Feb
9
27% Jun
4
123A Jan
7
24% Nov
9
68
May 29
407V4 Mar
29
July 30
8
111
May
7
141% Nov
171/2 Aug
15
94
Jan
28
103/8 Sep
14
16% Jan
15
125
Sep
Mar~20
69
Jun
4
-
Business
19
Int'l
Harvester
148% Aug 25
36% Aug 24
Int'l
50% Jan
80
Oct
253A Feb
24
Int'l
6
23
19% Mar
2
July 21
70 Va Mar
2
56
July" 15
93'A Oct
26
136 % Jan
41% Jun
139% Jan
20
8
Nickel
37
Jan
12
33Vi Jun
9
55 '/a Nov
Aug 24
International
Shoe
6
441/2 Apr
28
»58% Aug 15
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
International
Silver
30% Apr
32
Feb
25
39
17
35
May 31
463A May 25
38'A Jan 15
International
321/a Feb
Telep & Teleg_No
International
Utilities
40'A Dec
14
28 Va Feb
9
173/4 Jun
9
~
42 % Dec
17
40
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
36'A Mar
1
21
323/b Mar
4
40
22
38
35
Sep
21
32
Dec
9
40% Apr
37% Jan
33
Nov
4
45
Jan
15
123
Jan
23
18% Dec
15'ANov
40
Dec
Sep
May 27
50 % Mar 18
4
18 Va Oct
26
36% Jan
124
7
Sep
4
7
27
20
Jan
12
28
10'A Oct
13
18 'A Jan
7
May 12
76 Va Jan
26
87
57
13
88
9
Aug 22
Feb
27
40% Oct
24
52'A Apr
Apr
59% Apr
21
76% Jan
22
27
44 j/a Jan
13
83
Sep
1
62% May 31
703/4 July 14
533A May
8% Mar
503A Sep
2
881/2 Dec
22
Dec
28
103% Feb
16
40% Nov
23
footnotes,
16'A Sep
95% Mar
6
13
see page
247
convertible
Corp
Iowa-Illinois
Power
Gas
&
Island Creek Coal
$6
&
22
Johnson
16'/a Sep
27
4
8
99'A Aug 24
18 3/4 Jun
13
47'A Jan
8
*733/4
;
82
100
31% >31%
4,600
Jones
.
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7
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86
18
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26
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115
4
4
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96
33% Jan
14
29
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Iowa
4
20
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75
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22
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2
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32
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18 '/a Jun
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100
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63 7/8
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38
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18
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100
47
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preferred
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common
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94V2 Aug 15
5
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International
2,100
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53
42
44%
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5
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International
19
8
-
100
4% preferred
21% Feb
28
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~
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common
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57% July 11
10% Aug
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*
20
Inc
7% preferred
25
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Int'l
86 "A Jan
273/4 July 25
172%
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2
56
20
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6
86 Va Dec
5
473A Sep
34% Feb ,18
550
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46 3/8
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2
47
28
61
4%
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July 11
50
26%
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5
5
Feb
451/4
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15
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50
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24
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45
Feb
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50
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29
31
50
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32
20
15%
93
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120
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100
15
A
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32
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5
Indianapolis Power & Light
25
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,
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27%
16%
28%
.
14%
10
4.20% preferred
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Industria
177/e Nov
80%
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83
_5
preferred
103%
4,000
11,800
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44%
preferred
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15
:
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4.08% preferred
Aug
36
363/4 Jun
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64
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31%
44%
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Illinois Power Co common
Feb
J :
86 Va
v: 73
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Idaho Power Co
21% July 25
28% Oct
46
64
23,200
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1
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
64
27%
17
1
17
46 V2 Dec
7
7
20 3A
31%
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12
9
25
21% Jan
19
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27%
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convertible pfd series A
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54
107
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56%
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com
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;
21
7
40% Sep
Inc
Jan
Jun
41% Oct
Indust
Apr
55% Jan
38% Oct
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
27
160
20%
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86
*
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31%
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preferred series B
5
600
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64
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313/4
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21%
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preferred series A
11
46
50%
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Bay Mln & Sm Ltd
&
'103
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3
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co (Delaware)
Hunt Foods
•
50
Lighting & Power
5%
13% Jan
58
96
54
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29%
58%„. 59%
27%
28%
100
5%
39% Jan
108
58
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28
26
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96
21
29%
45
5
common
preferred
Sep
25
,
700
11,500
58
19%
64
;
15%
100
92 % Sep
Oct
32
preferred
preferred
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107%
52%
10
48 %
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preferred
93
8
29% Dec
convertible
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180
14'A
703A
95
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9
21
5
1
12.50
Hoifdaille-InduStries Inc
8
13% Jan
Jan
Inc
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Corp of America common
21
50% Sep
18
Winston
Mining
1
37 % Jan
353A
141/4
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58
52%
9%
30%
5
15
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28
10
4,500
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19
31%
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27%
15 "
10
Hotel
Dec
6,700
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58
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14
5%
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1
14%
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1,400
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35
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120
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11
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58%
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14
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15
1
25
19
4
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69
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2.50
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77
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common
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10
30
14%
I
83%
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,
11
115
112
13,600
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7
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preferred———30
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,
63
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convertible
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19
63 >
8
38 % Feb
57
37
•
66
46 Va
36
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100
21
22 Va Jan
37%
100
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19
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19
30
10
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20
26
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233A
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16
231/4
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16 % Oct
6
30
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1
*
26
65
82
95
1
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical Corp
$4.25 preferred
2
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
23%
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!
44
123
36%
37%
8%
38
;
14% >14%
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37
8%
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-
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43%
123
35 %
62 Va
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35%
.
5
(conv)
Corp
12
65% Jan
15
5% Sep
pfd
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30
18
2nd
Hotels
20
22
4,500
43%
23
,
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-
58
1
52% Oct
Jan
May 19
32 3A
18%
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.
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Dec
37
32 3A
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52% Aug 18
80
49%
327/a
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112
•
58
Holly Sugar Corp common
35
29
2,000
32%
*23%
49
100
7
39% Apr
44% Oct
27%
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5%
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25
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Hoffman Electronics Corp
13
68
No par
5
30% July
30% Oct
$4%
Hilton
300
;
91
27%
32
43%
8%
11
109
2 1/12
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3%% preferred series A
July 13
37% Jan
Va
11
10
1
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68
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61
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11 % Oct
23
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105
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13
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43%
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common
36
5
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34
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3
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7
;
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20
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76
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121
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v
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54% Sep 14
,
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40%
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f
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100
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22
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100
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6% preferred
Harshaw
54% '
40%
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preferred
Paper
Hammond Organ Co_____
Harbison-Walker Refrac com
Harsco
40
5
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convertible
18
8
19
4%
84
17
7
82% Nov
88 Va May 26
5
I
Printing Co
Hamilton Watch
Apr 22
37% Feb
11
2
6
13
16% Jan
Jan
38%
17
32% Dec
66
11
Aug 31
11% Jan
9 Va May 25
34 Va May 11
40 Va Dec
29 Va Jan
27
29
61 % Feb
5
(W F)
Hammermill
Mar 24
46% Aug 18
26% Sep
2
26
Jan
21
129
22 % May 26
8 Va Oct
4
57 % Jan
24
24
21% May 24
24% Nov 20
Jan
47 % Jun
5
Oct
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7% Jan
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Volume
192
Number
5999
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1723)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year l!)5i)
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
i
.
Lowest
1
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Oct. 25
-
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 2(i
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Par
Oct. 27
Oct. 28
Shares
K
37
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9
65
931/4 Feb
10
120
421/2 Dec
31
48
July 27
July 8
107
Feb
107
10
135
Nov 23
46V2 Oct
Oct
5
42% Jan
12
July 27
105% Oct
57% Apr
17
18
791/2 Sep
25
86
Sep
23
98
821/2 Jun
19
89% Feb
5
93
6
82
Mar 11
721/4 Sep 21
341/2 Nov
5
88% Feb
391/2 Feb
13
50
281/2 Jan
2
34
July 27
,411/2 Feb 17
(ser of 1959)
Oct
70% Apr 21
31% Apr 20
24
Jan
7
1
74% Nov
2
27% Jan
2
37% Oct
22
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39% Apr
7
511% Mar 13
77
29;
85
Feb
26
6
21
Nov
13
16
25
621/4 Feb
46 % Jan
6
82% Oct
17
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1
Corp
48
preferred
Oct
Jun
Jan
34 % Jan
(E J)
(S S)
Inc
10
Kress
8
2
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co
38
21
6
20% Jan
36% Mar
,
i
K
Jan
24% Aug 30
33% Jun
4'
27
Jan
Co
13% May
2
28
common
28
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Lee Rubber As Tire
6
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Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com i
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26
19 %Jun
28
7% Jan
22
8
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,
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conv
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Sep
Lehn & Fink Products
Jan
29
28% Sep
70% Jan
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9 Ve Oct
5
11% Jan
Jan 5
151
4
46% Sep
29
28
Jan
4
Sep
v
23
61% Jan
23
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Aug 31
61
25
Feb
21% Sep
46% Jan 26
139% Jan 26
89
96
17
8
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10
13
96
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21
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102
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8
87
81
Jan
20
34 Va May 18
15
4
142% Mar 25
44% Nov 23
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99
July 29
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7
130% Mar
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51% Oct
24.
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6
18
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118
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25
24%
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26%
27
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27
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25%
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31
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5
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18
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70
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33
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28
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C A Inc.
McCall
29
77 Va Dec
\ M
83
146 Va
58%
138 Va
Co_
28
*58
9%
9 V4
,
83
146 Va
43 %
41%
133%
preferred
26 V4 Feb
9%
9%
82%
;
21%
,
43
41%
preferred 1959 series—100
28% Sep
•
9.000
48%
—
(J W)
9,600
138%
Corp__—
Maytag
4
26
49 y4
14%
22%
33/4%
40Va Aug 23
22Vi Mar
600
3%
25%
X
23%
44 V*
70 Va
14%
$3.40
"t-
7
;•
7
Oct
2
4
12
72
24
43% Nov
Sep~22
29
Feb
82
Jan
31
9" /• 72% Mar 17
11
27% Dec
65% Jan
18
65VaN0V-
3%
25%
7,900
58
22%
22%
14%
25%
13/64
3%
72%
138 Va
Exploration.,
Dept Stores
3%
25%
.
23%
21%
21
'
22%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_.No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 Beries_No par
Aug 26
71 Va Aug 29
72
Mar ,31
Inc
preferred
Masonite
'16%
16%
49%
50%
43%
,
21%
8
Automotive
„* Martin Co
16 %
16%
:
4
7.500
22,400
46%
148
20%
15/641
3.33%
Marshall Field As Co
-
1%
23 Va
•
43%
100
Midland
1V4
1%
57 %
83
49%
Va..,'
89%
Marquardt Corp__^_^
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
'
Mar 28
4fi3/4 Oct
-
; Mar 26
81."
4
Apr 12
36-
r
•••46% May 22
71
17 :
Marine
,
;
;
25
9%
8§ ^
82%
82
*146%
36%
& Sons Inc...
Maxwell
Maremont
3,600
10%
27%
23%
46%
46 Va
A Forbaa e«nmo«t..IO
Maracalbo Oil
16
10Va
27 Va
49%.
preferred (ww)
(R H) Oo Inc com
4%% preferred series A
-Manning
22
8
12
62% May 11
•
'
;
18
93 Va Jan
14
Oct
34
27% Jan
51% Dec
-
27
8
4% Jun
16 % Oct
Oct
19% July
15%
10%
27%
47%
23%
36 Va
Mallory (P R) & Oo—
Manati, Sugar Co—
Manhattan Shirt—
8
59% Jan
-
88
4% Jan*
12% Sep
•
28% July 30
-
21
16
7% Jan 26 i
•
18
16 V4 Dec;1 7
1 Va Jun
7V4 Jan. 14
16%
24,400
50
Magma Copper_i—
Magnavox Co
.
as
'
-
700
'
15%
49%
Co...
FUnd
29
15
58 Va
58%
23%
V
*87%
preferred
Madison
*28%
-
•
100
5%%
-.
.
400
'
(Ky)-Nopai
Macy
>
19
59% Jan
; 31% Feb 17
18
20
.
3
16 3/8 May
40 3A Dec
4: -•
353/4 Nov
25
34% May 10
21
Mar 17
78
Jan
3%
10%
13/B
16%
16%
'
21
34
*3%
25%
25
25%
25
*1C0%
-'Mack Trucks Inc__-
6
...
1 %
;
1%
1%
1%
7,900
263/4
10%
25%
,.100
100
Lykes Bros Steamship Co.—
/
16
16 Va
16
16%
10%
"■■'
100
Lowensteln
>
16%
16%
28%
_3
Lukena
July 12
Aug 16
15%
29
15%
1%
10
preferred.
0
■
28%
28%
14%
*31
'
100
com
4;
;
28%
,153/8
28%
10%
10
common..
4
83
3»/b
15
16%
-506 '
common
(M)
3%
28%
50%
Nashville
Steel
3%
;
27
7
preferred
Ac
*3%
3%
4
91% Jan
Jan
••
:•••■
20
preferred
E
32%
3%
25
-
21%
*303/4
3%
V
'
33 Va
14 Va
10
21V*
*30%
28 Va
10
V
24 %
'
Co
Co
•
33
3%
8
Corp
20% Jan
-
*31
34
1
21
v
22
21%
*31
1
series
Louisville
3.400
12 %
1
Louisville Gas «& El Co-
22
33,300
28%
X26%
4
series D preferred
7%
190
26%
26i%
28%
12%
26%
3%
_
4.35%
(P)
79
900
27%
'V
4
preferred
series B
•
12%
25
5
4.25%
1
Sep
.78% Sep
17% Oct
1,800
26%
To
conv
*78Va
26%
2.50
Cement
Star
Lorillard
1
52% July
Star
*26%
..
4
-
Long Island Lighting Co
2
Sep
Sep
*32 V* Jan
>
38
*
271/B
vV^'vM.K'27% Sep 28
38
17
Industries Inc--
4.84%
May
9
Sep 14
<
90
29
"
20
Aug 19
42 Va
1
.51% Sep
14% Sep
•
4
5'
,
38
*16%
Corp
Rights
130% Aug 25
43 Va Sep
7
30% Jan
104% Mar
6,300
17
Lionel
17
44% Oct
24% May 16
Feb
8
111
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
5-
1,600
79%
28%
100
4
34% Aug
35/64 Oct
48 %
7
32%
78%
25%
5
Lone
15% Jan 27
32 %
79>/6
28%
Co,
4
88 «.
32%
781/4
28%
No par
Glass
30 % Jan
25
32%
78%
26%
Libby McNeil & Libby___
Liggett 81 Myers ^Tobacco com
7% preferred_L'i„L
Lily Tulip Cud Corp-iLing-Temco Electronics—
91 % Jan
78% May 19
140
5
Nov
33
77%
17
;
Lerner Stores Corp
24
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc
26
32%
78
28%
—1
Litton
36% Jun
32%
77%
.-
No par
Corp
4
31
32%
33
No par
ser
Lehigh Valley RR
5
131% Dec
26,400
23%
25%
5
5
July
6,000
511%
23%
26%
4
1
Aug
3
50>%
49%
23%
29%
28
13 Va Jan
24</4 Jan
"
19
16
49
50%
23%
5
preferred series A
32% Jan
30
50%
48%
23%
1
32% Aug
Mar 15
12
81% Dec
49%
48%
23%
_|
14
36% Dec
49
471/8
23%
28%
10
<
18% May 11
Mar
47%
47%
25%
La Consolldada 6% pfd-70 Pesos Mas
Lane Bryant
1
Lear
Inc
—
.
500
20
32
&
V P Sutherland Paper Co
4.32%
11
23% Jun
H)
Laclede Gas Co
27
Jan
(S
57% Jan
104
49
■
10
:
39% Apr
8
17% July 10
16
47%
46%
*23
1
Co
73% Nov 30
79% Dec
23%
*32%
-
100
.
29
Dec
46%
500
common
18
96
48%
45%
23
■
5,900
79
Inc
Dec
36% Apr
26,700
79
Co
24% Sep
2
5,000
751/4
78%
4
Jan
24%
73
78
28
29%
24 %
74%
78 %
43% Sep
7
24%
73%
78 %
12% Jan
27
241/4
73 %
71%
79
Royal
4%
461/2 Oct
.
1
36% Nov
24%
72%
24
73%
79
24 % July 26
41
Apr
7
5
112% Dec
24%
72%
24%
72
9,100
2,700
4,600
3% Oct
4
Jan
24%
24%
12%
46
27%
9
<•'37%
31%
12
36%
10
"
21
31%
-46
361/s
>\14% Mar 23
9
31%
*27»/4
12
July"
12
43%
311/4
36%
28
73
11%
45%
'
27%
1 % Oct
Mar
12
31%
31
28
2.800
45
44
30%
„1
36%
11%
12%
43%
31%
2.50
preferred
361/4
30%
11%
43
31%
3
36%
44%
12%
41%
1
No par
36%
351/4
3/64 Oct
.
Xl2%
500
;
800
3,900
27%
6
63% Jun
21
18%. Nov.-
37
48%
35%
25
152
14
13
71 y* Jan
37
48%
27%
3% Apr
2
69
37%
1,500
y4
34%
20% Oct
;
37%
37%
48
27 VB
V.; 25% Oct
28
-
36%
-8.75
35%
48
'-'.8
35
15% Oct
8
98% Oct
.a
47%
27%
10% Jan
31
28 Ve Sep
48%
34%
20
9
■■'.v
47%
34 %
37% Jan
13% Jan
10% Mar
49%
_
23
63
48
27%
27
<
4
9% Sep
67
35
34 %
6
10
Nov
66%
36
.26%
28
79 % Aug 27
Oct
68 %
*35%
10
April
16% Sep
80% Jan
*67%
25%
Airlines—100 Q
12 % Oct
>
7
140% Dec
91%
67 %
35%
Dutch
;,;25% Oct
2
24% Dec
91%
*89
67 %
36
Koppers
3% July 12
<57% Dec
*89
91%
68 %
KLM
82%
27% Mar 11
7
89
*89
"15
93%
*86
4
18% Feb
2
*92
89
46% Jan
7
22
29
94%
*86
24
Jan
22
Jan
*92
88
34% Oct
;J77
4% Mar 11
■"57% Apr
10 y4 Nov
941/2
*86
91%
No par
;
3,555
551%
38 %
23% Jan
-.18% Jan
84%
37%
34% Jan
.31% Mar
*83
1
5
22
84%
55
Corp..
6
26% Sep
79%
*83
55
*35%
;
prior
'»'■
*78
84
84
79%
King-Seeley
261/4 Mar
30
112
*78
6
17
6'% Dec
'104
V 55
18
34% Jan 22
.
112
55%
79%
43% Jan
18
■
'103
1,655
31% Jan
29
<15% July
112
55%
*78
*67%
79%
Kresge
18
*103
*
*89
Electric Co
Copper
700
107
36%
77%
Korvette
12
107
67%
1
12
10% Feb
107
91%
5
19
29
Sep 22
1% Jan • 2
'101%
36%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
33
34% Apr
107
67%
Kimberly-Clark
291/4 Oct
23% Nov
&
conv
10
8
*103%
*92
94
'
6,100
98
44%
27
19i/a Oct 21.
57
4%%
17
21
*89
38%
98
u._50
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
29'
15% Oct
,-.100
Qom
Kern
4
14% Feb
241/a Jan
*86
37%
*44%
88
*92
88
Co
27% Sep
21% Sep
94
55%
38%
No par
:
Kelsey Hayes Co__
Kendall
*92
*86
preferred
Kayser-Roth Corp,
Kellogg Co
19% Jun
,
100
Kansas Power & Light Co
6
Apr
44"%
36%
24
28% Nov
r
Gas
Kennecott
52% Jan
93»/4
*44%
34% Sep
) %3% Dec
48
Kansas
55%
55%
100
;
City Southern
non-cum
8
55% Jan
96'/4
44%
26% Oct
25
36
4%
55%
_100
u
preferred
preferred
6
24%
94%
85
5
17% Sep
,
*84
3
24
27% Jun
i
85
Kansas
'
36%
79%
*84
*•
112
*78
35
Aug
431/4 Mar
4
32% Nov
,
*104
79%
4.35%
6
100% Jail
11
112
*78
4.20%
30% Aug 17
25 ;
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
r. 21
July 22
32 % Oct 27 !
54% July 22
•
Apr
261/2 Jan
Oct
71% Oct
5
*103
<■
23
50% Jan
44 %
pfd__100
conv
preferred
4.50%
preferred
8
34
94%
*44%
94%
94
*44%
105
10
49% Jun
preferred___l00
4%
391/4 Aug 24
16% July 11
v
44%
103
5
37% Sep 16
54% July
8
6
91%
*44%
35%
34
36%
91%
an
;
106
20
79% Jan
25
117% Feb
Jan
95% Oct
35%
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No pax
3.80%
preferred
.100
July 28
Apr
7
,
4%%
Jan
90
30% Oct
28
13% May
30% Nov
11
..
33%
*103
■
59'/, Sep 15
79% Aug 17
90
'36
Jan
Dec
125
12
22 % Sep
•
convertible
9
Jan
,44% Oct
.
4%%
8
11
64
59
13
25
7
l
,
preferred—^...;
23
7
43
4% %
122 y4 Jan
.
3'
31% Feb
45'/2 Oct
May
'
Kaiser Allum «Se Chem Corp
4%% convertible preferred
6
62% Sep 29
341/2 July 12
43 % Feb
9
4
901/2 Oct
••
47
82% Mar 18
4
13% Dec
•
8
87
23
.
30
41% May 12
501/2 July 31
28
6
85% Feb
■
12
331/4 Nov
84% Jan
111% Jan
,
801/2 May 23
86% Jan
6
38% Aug 28
Sep
Mar
74 / Jan
May 20
Mar
Sep
45
92% Jan 27
Hi/2 Dec
Sep 29
101
737/e Nov
851/2 July 10
■
86
24
July 27
130
20 1
32
Feb
"
37
34
35%
7,900
6%
2,700
,
.
65/8
6 3/8
6 34
17
16 34
17
34%
34 Ve
343/8
500
16%
500
34%
3,600
88
88
*86 Va
21
21
9,100
28%
20%
28%
21
28%
28%
4,100
*81
82.
81
81
*33
34
33 %
33 %
300
79%
77 Va
78%
22,200
*86%
■
78 Ve
?75
72%
77
73%
♦75
210
78
'
71 %
72
-
;
5.800
20
(1724)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
1
>
_____
■
*.
■
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Bange for Prttlow
STOCKS
Bange Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
16 & Nov
26
18% Feb
23
1
45 % Oct
25
70% Jan
4
Mar 19
24% Jun
16
15
74% Jan
5
82% Sep
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
9
8
25
22% Feb
18
82 % July
53% Jan
6
15
37
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
Dec
28
98
84
40
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
Aug 26
Machine
12.50
Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
preferred
Friday
the Week
Oct. 27
Oct. 28
Shares
9%
No par
9%
9 Va
9
9%
45%
46%
45%
45%
46
46%
46 %
46 %
35%
33
9%
47
^46%
2,200
33%
35
33%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
28,800
*80%
82
82
82
81%
81%
*82
83
90%
90%
91
91
91
*89
91
82
80
80
79
80%
*80
81%
50
80%
80%
80%
*80%
82
20
94
♦91
94
50
*80%
82
100
*90
91
100
series
90%
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
11
3.85%
12
87
Apr
75% Jan
19
*80
74% Nov
80% Sep
2
3.80%
82
preferred
series
100
30
99% Mar 11
*80
84% Dec
4.45%
82
preferred
series
100
*91
92%
86
Jan
4
95
25% Mar 16
Dec
45% Oct
58
25
Jan
23
Jan
2
60% Nov
12
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
33% Dec
29
40% Jun
2
30
May
2
94% Sep
9
36% Aug 30
15% Oct
111% Jan
28
Middle
22
39% Jan
33
68
18'/a Feb
150
July 21
21
8
2
Jun
17
4
20% Feb
24% Jan
Jan
88
Jun
Oct
24
28
&
*93
35
1
Co
4
30
3% Oct
27
6% Jan
28
48% Jan
6
15
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
15
34
Dec
Mar HI
10
8
18% Apr
Jan
9
68% Jan
8
70
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
17
60
16
Jan
19
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
22
Jan
27% Dec 28
22
26
60% Oct
28
70
12
Oct
10
May
7
Mar
Sep 21
35% Sep
26% Mar
2
29% Aug 31
25
70
17%
18
17%
17%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
32,700
9%
G%
9%
10
*9%
10
1,200
Mohasco
80% Mar 11
14
19% Jan
6
5
13% Jan
4
65% Jan
24
24
87% Sep
7% Oct
10
37% Oct
10
8
37% Oct
11
Oct
36% Jan
2
40% Feb
3
63% Dec
23
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
4
12% Oct 27
24% Feb
24
10% Sep 29
26% Sep 28
14% Jan
7
47% Jan
60% Oct
98
16
27% Nov
6
24
18% Mar 21
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
11
Oct
25% Sep
22
32
Jan
20
19
23% Jan
Sep 28
27
17% Oct
43%
Jan" 2
51% Aug 4
31% July 24
25% Sep 22
4
21
25
48% Jan
4
63% Mar
24% Mar
9
29% Sep
1
8
19% July 18
12% Feb
12% Nov
10
18
12
50% Sep
15
63% May «
29% Jan 22
34% May 6
16% Dec
23
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
142
Dec
22
8
Sep
10
Jan
56% Dec
30
164% Apr
14% Jan
80
46% Feb
28% Jun
21
10% Oct
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
3
143% Jan
8
70% Jun
32% Jan
15
31
May
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
62
Sep
12
8
35% Dec
7
24% Oct
24
35% Jan
11
Sep 23
Jun
109
6
24% Jan
1
Apr
21
52% Sep 24
71
84
Nov
97% Feb
26
104
Feb
132% Aug
3
145
Jun
10
159
3
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
19
9
Apr 27
Mar
24
26
Oct
85% Oct
25
26
Jan
104
24% Jan
11
59
Jan
4
29
98
Oct
10
78
Sep
19
109% Jan
4
144% Jan
5
160
9
120% Jan
Co..
Biscuit
Cash
Nat'cnal
Apr
Aug
$4.50
7%
Co
Fuel
Gas
Gypsum
Lead
7
4
43
Jan
6
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
68
Sep
28
98% Jan
4
16% Jun
2
28 Vs Jan
8
National
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
National
Tea
Jan
4
National
Theatres
29% Jun
10
National
Vulcanized
24
4
Dec
15
10 % Mar 24
Oct
20
18% Oct
5
25
13
4% July 22
11% Sep 22
15% Dec
22
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22
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19
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16
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.
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24
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11
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7
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22
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46,100
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48
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37
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preferred
preferred
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100
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109
100
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108
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100
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preferred
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87
Aug 26
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$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp.
Northwest Airlines Inc
100
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.
100
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98
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98
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$3.60
1
7,500
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793/4
1
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4
•
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71
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Northern States Pwr Co
Aug 26
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27
68 y2
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106
27
3
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14
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.
75
,
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.
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2
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75
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88
87
3
5
74%
-
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5.60%
14
31% Jan
31% Jan
22 ^ May
3
13%
10
American
5.80%
1
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
76
98
preferred
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27%
76
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preferred
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27%
36%
105 %
5
Co
Western
5y2%
4
2%
4%
13%
100
Northern
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
3
5
14
100
preferred
preferred
Share Corp
&
2%
4%
13
Corp—
Gas
Northern
6
101% Jan
2
37%
25%
•
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Inc...
Chemical
North
Mar 29
18
28
89
68
32% Sep
May 22
79% Dec
79% Dec 28
24% Sep 18
25
112
86% Mar
37%
26%
g
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Adjustment
131/2 July 12
4
21
39% Dec
102% Sep
103% Jan
Jan
I
preferred
$3.75
88% Aug 18
100
6
Dec
25,400
•_18%-
Common
107% Aug 24
88% Mar 23
14,200
66%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
100
3.90%
preferred
100
4.10%
preferred
100
4
6
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
30%
64%
preferred
Preferred
Aug 17
99% Jan
29
30%
67%
1
North
Jan
28
31
65%
Norris-Thermador Corp
73
Dec
11%
30
66%
1
22^ July 20
35% Jan
Nov
11%
30%
62%
1
45y4Aug22
45'AMay24
36
57 Va
11%
28%
63%
Television
6
14
78% Dec
67
/? ¥*T 4
40% Dec
103
11%
29%
62%
Fibre
29
28
11%
28
64%
25'%
Norfolk
113% Mar
11%
31 %
60%
25%
Nopco
Sep 21
11%
29%
37%
25%
.
"
25%
6
102
26 y8
25
4
16
37%
25%'
26Va
22
Feb
37
25%
j
Central
227/8 Sep
108
37%
25%'
1
York
106% Jan
5
200
36%
26
10'
Chicago & St Louis Co
19
24
30%
37%
25%
25
30
1,600
25%
v..
4
&
Air
20% Jan
Jun
V
7%
36%
Co
York
90% Oct
Dec
,
-
5
4%
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42%
23 Va Mar 10
64
5%
32
59
29
28
5 Vs
*30%
82
20% Nov 25
100% Oct
5%
30%
58
84% Jan
Jan
8,200
4%
30%
41'%
17
Sep 21
4%
29%
4%
29%
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Jun
32
1,800
r3%
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7
58
34
May 3
26% Sep 29
29% May
4,900
33
42'%
23% Aug 25
44% July
2
108
Dec 22
52% Mar 18
10%
30%
29
32
41%
Y
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10%
29%
28%
57%
102% Feb
23
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30%
28%
30%
'
59%
17
30 Va Sep
10%
29
■
7%
41V2
16
17
*10
31%
Co
Bros
10%
70
5
Common
Mar 28
7
20
12 y4 Dec
1,100
58
New
39y4Aug 17
*
4
11%
41'%
Sep
19% Sep
11% Dec
11%
11%
29%
20%
N
80% Aug 19
r 15
3
««.,
11%
12
40
31%
England
New
13
4
88% Apr
2
108
Mar 23
26
11%
New
11
69% Mar
400
29 %
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5
05% Jan
13%
32%
28%
100
6
12y4Jan
0=./
13%
NY New Haven & Hartford Co—
25
25
14
18
13%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
_
2/2 Oct
Oct
*13
•
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Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd.100
6
39% Jun
4/4Oct
13
84% Mar 11
15
Sep
79% Oct 29
31% Jan
13%
29%
Newmont Mining Corp
8
*13%
12 %
22,200
60%
71
10
New
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
24
29% Mar
12
65
Dec
8
14%
8%
60%
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29
Co
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
4
*13%
7%
8
61 %
32
Neptune
Meter
Co..
Newberry Co (J. J.) common.No
3%%
71
7%
61 %
2,600
Corp
79% Aug 19
22% Aug
2
....
33% Dec
74
21
55
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
-15 V* Oct
4
40% July 11
*69%
7%
43,500
Corp
Neisner
34% May 24
19% Jan
36% May 22
24 y8 Dec
25% Dec
71
14% Mar
4
24
Steel
Natomas
Natus
71
7%
297%
par
National-Standard
15
61%
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29%
6% preferred B
100
National Linen Service
Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast.No
Mar 10
25
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71
.5
Sugar Ref Co
14% Nov
8
62
*69%
29%
100
20% Jan
7
7%
*60%
29%
No par
132% Sep
5% Nov 24
3,500
291,700
29%
common
19
13% Jan
100
19%
38%
A
19
24% Mar 25
32
19%
29%
common
25
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
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29%
Co.
Co
Co
preferred
National
32
29%
Register
17% Oct
8
i\r
8%
10
25% Oct
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
19%
aa
30
100
Aug 18
38% Dec
19%
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3,300
29%
common
Aug 28
7
*31%
19%
32
1
Yff
371/4
8
Corp
22
3
31%
19%
19%
37%
I
44
15
31%
19%
6,700
14,700
1
2
23% Dec
37%
37
32
3%
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2
37% Dec
367/B
36%
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17,200
321%
3%
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...
:
Jan
74 % Jan
201/a
32
10
28% Jan
17
20 %
32 %
3% 7 3%
37
37%
No par
12
preferred
National
20%
32 %
3%
37%
\
&
Aviation
National
19
89
19%
32%
3%.
7%
pfd series of 1951
21% May 27
19'A
32 VB
38%
1,000 lire
"
49yeOct
19y8
3%
*7%
Co.
Lines
•_
4y4%
19
32%
37%
Corp com__5
11
18%
32%
7%
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products..
Natl Distillers & Chem
9
12,100
3
Brass
National
33 %
'1
38%
7 %
preferred
National Can Corp
3
8
33
7%
4
Jan
33
37%
Inc.
National
33
38
%
1
32%
.
70
*10
|
11% Mar
32
7%
Corp
157% Aug 12
12
July 18
49% Oct
Utilities
(John)
National
32 Va
x32
5,100
36%
Natco Corp
National Acme Co
National Airlines
32% Aug 22
69% Sep
1
24,800
*10
NAFI
4
27%
.7%
17
17% Jan
5
27%
10%
64% Jan
13
28
38%
17
Oct
27%
7%
Jun
16
28
66,100
37%
66% Jun
1
Mar 30
40
12
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
90
9
27%
12
Co
r
13 y8 Nov
1,600
28%
14%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
12
35%
2
Corp..
Corp
Sep 21
28%
35
12 %
_25
& Co
Mueller
28%
35%
13%
Co
Motor Products
Motor Wheel
28% Jan 22
29
35%
62
70
4%
Motorola
64%
28%
35%
No Par
.
Chemical
Morrell
19
29
63%
28%
35%
12'/a
A
Monterey Oil Co..
Montgomery Ward
Moore-McCormack
May 31
27% Jun
64%
28%
No par
Tool
Stamped (when issued)
7
24
class
B
63%
28%
36
1.25
Machine
RR
63%
28%
19%
7%
9,300
61 Va
1
32
Rights
207/a Oct
22% Dec
19%
Montana Power Co
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
12
10
61%
35%
32
*60%
;
Montana-Dakota
11
21% Mar
Inc
Monsanto
31% Aug 16
FCb
9%
61
37%
common..®
100
Class
4
23
37
*31%
100
Monarch
11% Aug 22
31% Sep
Inc
preferred
Co
Monon
8
10
1
Industries
preferred
Mojud
11
25
37
i
3%%
23
4% Oct
20% Jan
Corp
4.20%
87% Mar 23
15% Jun
9%
No par
Rights
11
32
29
21% Jan
27% Aug 28
1
Oct
15% Jan
14,900
17%
31%
Corp
22% 8ep
11% May
9
11% Oct 26
35% Mar
8
8
17
24
7% Oct
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
2
"38% Jan
17
27
12% Nov 24
11% Dec
Feb
s\e Oct
Jun
12% Jan
Aug 16
35
1351%
17%
33%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
6
36 % Sep
133%
17%
32%
Mission
2
134%
17%
33%
3%
22% Jan
130
18%
32%
3%
16% July
129%
1,300
16,500
xl7%
32%
4
Jan
126%
50
36
16%
l
No par
Minnesota & Ontario
Paper
2.80
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Maid
200
93%
No par
3%
29% May
8
130
26,600
1,500
16
126%
80
51%
*35
16 %
32%
19% Nov
41% Mar 16
35%
15%
10
Mission
52% May 25
35 %
16
5
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No
par
Missouri Portland Cement
Co__6.25
Missouri Public Service Co
1
4
8
35
15%
191/4
37% Jan
23
35
16
34
27
23
34%
15%
19
4
4% Sep
34%
16
131
33%
49% Apr
31% Dec
*93
i
35% Oct 20
4
41% Jan
93%
5
Minute
7
93%
27%
38% Aug 31
29 Va OCG 19
16
93%
28%
24
17% May 12
July 12
*93
30
46%
50%
93
38,200
28%
*45
46%
93
27%
31% Feb
19
5
51
*45
93%
129
9%
27%
50%
36
22
Jun
28%
46%
50%
29%
33% Jan
Jan
25
27%
*45
*49%
36
19
39
2
27%
45%
49%
28%
Apr
14
27
*91
45%
63%
28
Mar
27%
92%
*49%
60
16% Jan
92%
9
35
15%
1.50
Mfg
31% Dec
For
Reg
& St Louis Ry
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Minn Mining &
31% Apr
38
50%
*79
92%
26%
46
49%
9
80%
*91
28 %
46
100
Philipp Corp
Moline
80%
1
10
Chem
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
26%
*80
5
Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell
17
60
10
preferred
Oil
Minerals
11
28
1st
Midwest
21
17
Sep
Utilities Inc
Enterprises Inc
Corp common
5% %
5
33% Oct
9
South
Midland-Ross
1
Sep 26
16
31
preferred series
Midland
-26% May 16
178% Jun
19% Mar 23
29% July 29
9
21
14% Dec
15% Oct
123% Feb
24 Ye Mar 20
9
20% Sep
16
33
Aug 11
Sep 21
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 26
75 % Nov 30
28
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 25
9 l/a
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
4.35%
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Par
Scott
&
HIGII
Monday
EXCHANGE
Oct
27% Jun
9
NEW
Highest
5V4%
conv
preferred
Northwestern 8teel & Wira
Norwich
Pharmacal
Co
85%
82 '/2
*83
253/4
72
26
25%
72
72 Vb
26
80%
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85
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1
38 3/4
393/4
38%
40
39%
40 Va
39%
40
3 9 3/8
10
16 Va
163/8
153/4
16%
15'/2
15%
151/8
15%
14%
20
Co
9,300
170
72%
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24
23%
23%
23 %
24
23
23
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23%
-•
183/4
19
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19
18%
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39%
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85
37,700
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15
18,100
6,500
■
500
10,600
Volume 192
Number 5999
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Kuife for Prerloiii
Tom 1909
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Oct. 25
Par
W£d?e™*y
°ct* 26
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 27
the W«"'»x
Oct. 28
Shares
°
31% May 17
83
Dec
31
95% Jan
10
84
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
87»/4 Dec
15
lOO
Jan
13
89
95 y4 Jan
16
86
86
Sep
30
34Y2Nov
13
27% Jun
9
46% May 21
34 y4 Mar 4
Jan
82
4.40%
3.90%
9
4.56%
2
4.44%
39% Jan
Jan
Aug
28 Ye Mar
Ohio Bdison
9
Sep
96
Aug
93% Sep
Jan
30 Yb
38% Sep 19
94% Sep
1
4
Ohio
16
Dec
29
18
Feb
27
80
Sep
25
90% Feb
5
83% Jun
87
Jun
31
30% Jun
2
24Ye May 10
373/4 Aug
4
30
Aug 29
417/e Feb
9
16
58% July 28
Jan
16
14y0 Jan
7
26% Nov 25
Sep 29
14% May
36 Yb Oct
363/r Mar
293/4 May
7
5
26
4
54% Jan
18% Oct
Co
100
33%
*88%
90
*88%
90
*88 %.
100
803/4
81
*803/4
82
8IY2
100
8 lYa
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*93%
94%
82
*93 %
941/4
*80
100
94%
*90
91%
*93%
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9IY2
•93%
32
♦90
94%
.No par
Co common
B
9H/2
94%
32%
92%
311/2
32%
32
32 Ya
*90
92%
30%
30
30%
30 Ya
*16'/a
16%
*16Ya
16 Ya
*85'/a
89
*85Ya
89
.20
preferred
Natural
Oas
20
5
15% Nov
V
393/b July 15
61% Feb
10
19y8 Oct
24
Oct
24
4
37% Jan
23% Jan 12
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
16 Ya
12
15% Feb
23
16% Jun 14
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Flberglas Corp
Owens-Illlnols Glass Co com.
May
7
943/4 July
75
Jan
25
79% Feb
9
1043/4 Dec
31
83 % Oct
24
116
973/4 Jan
27
110% Dec
9
104 Ya Feb
16
23 Yb Oct
26
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
26% Nov
13
85
24
Dec
9% Sep
38% Apr 28
993/4 Feb
4
23
16% Nov
2
16
85
Jan
5
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
11
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Nov 27
15% Jan
5
11% Jan
5
18
23% Feb
26
Jun
22
51% Nov
5
58% Jun
16
25% Sep
46 Ya
67% Apr 20
663/4 Apr
3
7
56% Jan
9
45% Nov
18 % Mar 18
60
Sep 28
May 11
46% Mar
8
122% Jun
Jun
93
Aug
l
17
4%
71% Sep
9
53% Sep 16
32% Jan 28
29% Oct
20
21
1443/4 Apr
24
130 Ya Feb
23
22
6% Jan
29
4% Oct
26
46% Nov 24
19 V4 Oct
25
39
12
24
163/s Apr 28
17% July
23% Jan
40
48% Oct 27
913/4 Oct
4%
Sep
3
203/8 Nov
17
351/4 Apr
13
43
Jun
25
59% Jan
2
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
363/8 Feb
94
9
Jun
28
50% Mar 13
23% Jan
23
22
65% Mar 20
2
8
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
July 30
31'/a July 24
Sep
Jun
83% Mar 18
49 y4
42 %
Oct
21% Oct
4
33% Oct
24
Oct
12
3% Jan
30
l3/4 Jun
24
12% Feb
26
18% Dec
14
14 Ya Feb
12
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
8
11
21% Jan
30% Sep
393/s Mar 12
24% Oct
21
44
12
Mar 15
28
2
7% Jan 12
Jan
28% Jan
23% May
54% Sep
31% Jan
21
Sep
323^ Dec
36
11
25% Nov
Dec
11
84% Dec
6
35% Dec
13
88
July
14
18
29% May
Jun
29
48
45
27% Oct
25% Jan 27
28% Sep
4.58%
conv
7
5
64% Aug 11
543% Feb
8
66% May Id
Mar 23
38% Oct
27
68% Mar 25
34 Ya Jan
29
50% Jun 17
36% JUn 13
15% Dec 18
3% Oct 27
19 3% Jan
22
6% Feb
24
30% Sep
94% Sep
22
22
43% May
84% Dec
22
46% Jun
9
92% Jan
20
100
13% May 17
96% Jun
3
43% Mar
5
8
Apr
8
23
Oct
23
22% Jan
26
20 Ye Jan
18
11
103% Apr
88% Apt
15
13
87% Jan
7
Dec 23
85
Dec
93
DCc
09
17
28
39% Sep
21
Dec
54
.1
\
jan
2
56 Ya May
,
1
Jun
9
23
12
84% Apr
74% Dec
22
82
41
Oct
28
4
90
jan
20% Jan
32
213/8 Jan
3
14% Dec
28
125% Dec
25
41 Ye Ma r
6
83% Oct
4
88
Aug
Sep
9
93
Jan 22
15
Jan
12
7
29
60
Oct
64
Oct
4
9% Seo
28
Feb
9
23 Ya Jan
9
86
132
8
Mar 16
81
28
22
80% Jan
4
29
22% Jan
4
20
71
Jan
12
5
26
43 Y4 Mar
17
8
15 Ya May 10
163 Y4 Feb
28% May 14
Sep 22
28
25
31
31% Apr
188% Dec
34'/4 Mar 31
213/4 Nov 17
28
83Y4 Oct
1
173/4 Oct 25
75% Jan IS
Jan« 6
18
125
Apr
81% Jan
124% Jan
11
4
243,fe Oct
2nd
96
78'/a Oct
12
Feb
1
903/4 Nov 30
8IY4 Feb
1
17
58% Jan
5
52
4
43% Apr
8
36% Mar
9
33 Ya Mar
3
26% Mar
8
10
Jun
13
Poor
5
St
Sep
Dec
22
90
6
9
98
80% Jan
Jan
14
41% Feb
17
65% Jan
5
74%
13
20% Jan
7
23%
233/4 Jan
104
Sep 21
8Y4 Nov 23
15
24
29% Dec
8
Mar 20
Jan
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
22
82 Ya Nov
Feb
19
17
<
May 11
Feb 18
106
10
Jan
88 Ya Jan
20
7% Sep 29
7
FCb
81
25
36% Aug 31
Nov_ 16
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
34 Ye
136
76 Ya Mar 13
24
20 Y4 Sep
19 Ya Dec
5
85
11
78 % Jan
106% Apr
48% Feb
Sep 22
40*/a Sep 21
31
16,
Jan
93
23
98
95% Jan It
10
Apr~lS
27% Jun
2
48%
105%
49%
Sep
Aug
Aug
Sep
Apr
45
123/4
17%
12%
163/4
123/4
17%
17Ya
41,100
46 Ya
46
48%
47 Ya
48%
14,400
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90
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52
523/4
51
52
393/a
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23%
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233/4
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33%
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90
34
1 Ya
lYa
l3/4
13/4
13/4
13/4
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18%
18%
18%
183%
18%
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23
18%
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23%
90
52
52 Ya
10,300
39%
39
39%
233/4
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23
23
34
39%
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23
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35
35
500
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1,000
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52
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243/4
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52%
523/4
800
24%
24 Yb
24 Ya
243/4
11,000
2,000
16%
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16 yb
44%
44%
45%
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45
40%
44%
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40%
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44
40
24 Ya
23%
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23 Ya
413/4
24
40%
25%
41 J/4
25
26
24%
100
16 y4
44
39%
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17
163/4
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13,400
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28
28
27%
26%
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26%
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28
26 Ya
94
26%
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94%
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95
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34
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91 »/4
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100
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33
103/4
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33
32,200
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56
58
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42
41
41
41
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14
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62,100
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s
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8
*84%
86
113
110
8Y«
.
8
*84 Ya
86
112
260
8%
8,100
86
32 Ye
32 Ya
32 %
331/4
333/4
341/4
33%
32
321/2
31Y4
32%
32 Ya
32%
32%
323/4
33
32
32%
32
32%
323/4
32%
32%
■
30
*21%
'
1123/4
8%
7YB
*84 Ya
393/4
12,500
11,000
89%
43%
221/2
112
73/4
86
6OY4
120
29
125%
104
443/a
70%
*211/2
,
90
89
1043/4
44 Yb
115
73/4
*84%
Pugct Sound Power St Light Obu.10
Pullman
-•
•
*^p*»
Pure Oil
•
♦104
45
22%
*112
Publicker Industries mo common__$
$4.75 preferred
No par
,
1043%
No par
4.32ft
AUg 15
37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
39% Jan
4
12%
17%
7,500
6,400
16,600
383%
100
S3%e
3%ft
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
12%
21%
50%
25
Public Serv Co of Indiana
86
80
21
393%
*23
7,500
21%
52%
4.30ft
123
5
20Y4
38%
_
20
22% Mar 22
8,500
5
20%
52
$1.40 dlv preference eom_No par
4.08 ft
prafamS
4.18 ft
preferred
100
5.05ft
5
483/4
27%
139
453/4
46
90
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Scrv Elec St Gas oom.No pur
19
19
13
48%
483/4
27%
27%
*138
1391/a
5
5Ya
27%
'137
933/4
sink fund preferenoe
Potomao Electric Power Co
Procter St n*mhi«
17
7
11,900
12%
16%
123%
17%
*89
90
'
5
5% ft
16
2
26
23
12
30
46%
64 Ya
26Ya
Polaroid Corp
261% Aug 29
Aug
Aug
66% Aug
41% Aug
29% Sep
86
Aug
87% Aug
92
5
63
27
91 Ya Mar 20
5
80
65
88% Oct
24
29% Feb
25Ya May 19
73Y4 Feb
9
26 Ya Dec
31
Dec
19%
64 Ya
48%
27%
139
No par
preferred
Porter Oo Ino
14
20%
443/4
-
4
71% Aug 17
25% Jan
4yb
3,500
52
Pitta Ft Wayne * Ohio Ry—
7 ft guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
125
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Oo
10
Pittsburgh Steel Oo common__^_10
5% preferred class A
100
5% ft 1st scries prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh St West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young St Ash pfd
100
Pitts ton Oo (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2AO
Plymouth Oil Oo
5
Aug 31
8
451/2 Oct
18
132
5%
27%
"137
493/4
24%
Pittsburgh Forging* Co
19% May 20
38% Jan
113% Oct
18
Dec
56% Dec
9
Dec
125
621/4 July 31
2
1
85
124% Jan
139%
5
*89
65 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)____No par
4
'137
5
27%
5
Pitts Coke St Ohem Co eommon_10
Mar
138
27 %
1363/4
200
49%
65%
513/4
8
Aug
Sep
27
49%
27%
49%
25%
4
97
73
483/4
1,400
49
64%
513/4
25% Jan
15
Mar 18
82 Ya Jan
9
5
48 3%
22
243/4
26
145
30
473/4 Feb
48%
17% Oct
94
26
.353/4 Dec
483/a
*20
43%
65%
64 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Ino
283/4 Jan
Jan
64%
43% Jun 20
1
7
88
473/4
66 yb
11
55% Sep
12% Sep
22
47%
64%
28
91'/a Mar 19
eOYi Jan
47%
66 3%
29 Ya Sep
7
Sep
22
47%
65%
Apr
43% Feb
73 Ya May
19 Ya May
1003/4 Jun
*20
47
91
183/4 Sep
119
15
7
July 23
Nov
15
Phillips Petroleum
Phllllps-Van Heusen Corp
_1
Pillsbury Co common
..Nopar
50% Oct 27
39% Jan 26
18% Sap
22
3
993% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
9
Dec
85
Aug 12
80% Aug 29
9
42
16
Jan
13% Apr 29
31% May 8
9
74Ya Dec
Sep
Sep 13
5
20
*20
100
10
preferred.
2.80% preferred.
4.30%
preferred.
4.68%
preferred.
Phlla Si Reading Corp (NY).
Phllco Corp common.
3%% preferred series
Philip Morris Ino common
4%- preferred.,
3.90% series preferred.
Sap
75
Apr
77% Jan
3,100
21
No par
100
4.40%
Mar 29
24% Jan
68
49
2,800
13
20
*20
Corp.
^
12.50
Phlla Electric Co common
No par
51 eonr preference com___Nop*r
2
71
21
74% Jan 14
1
26% Dec
3
Dec
101
143/4
12 Ya
213/4
45% July
5
Dec
89
12
.«
143/4
13
15%
533% Dec
8
16
83
Oct
96
14Y4
15%
Phelpc-Dodge
6
38% Apr
60
14
Mar 23
16% Dec
J
99% Sep
83% Sap
6
4%
9
17% Oct 24
'49% Aug 27
95% May 8
2
Sep
26
13
Mar
Aug 16
Aug 29
62 Ya Oct
523/4 Mar 23
22
11 Vt Jan
Jan
84% Jan
9?
Jan
38 % May 8
73
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
77% Dec
36% Dee
•75
104% Jan 26
15
Jan
65
...
>
67% Jan
53
87% Dec
75
100
47% Mar 31
i
14
13
15
28%
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.
Pflaer (Ohas) Si Co Ino 00m
16% Jan 11
6% Jan 21
30
1
Pet Milk Co common
38% Jun 23
3,900
14
23%
Pennsylvania RR_.
Peoples Drug stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light St Coke
7
20
Oct
3
Mar 30
70 % Mar
90% Mar
26% Mar 14
4
57
7
800]
24
87%
.50
Pepel-Cola Co
99% Feb 25
115
23%
87
1
Peoria St Eastern Ry Co.
31
Oct~14
•114
24%
89%
5
4.40% series preferred
5
92
114
23%
*88
89 %
13
25
Penn Power & Light com.
4%% preferred]
Jan
Sep 28
114
23Ya
*88
1
17% Jan
30
115
23Ya
89%
15
1
preferred
45
74
14
24
12 7a
Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp.
5
39 3/4 Dec
14 Ye
115
1143/4
13 Ya
Pennsalt
4
2
23 %
*88
300
8,900
12,400
13
Corp
10% Oct
30
1143/4
24%
89%
16
2.50
Cement
32
57% Dec
85
*15
14%
l
Ford
55% Mar 20
26% Jan
903/4
833/4
16
15%
prior preferred
20
.
89 YA
86%
13
1
17
493/4 Jan
91%
85
*15
151%
a
27
Oct
90
87
13%
common
15% Nov
5
89
15%
No par
40 Ye Nov
Jan
88
84Y2
13%
Penney (J C) Co
7
4
18
33,300
1,400
15%
Penn Fruit Co Ino common
97% Aug 24
04% Aug 31
Jan
23%
*88
14
Patlno Mines St Enterprises
4
85% Jan
15%
851/2
Peabody Coal Co
9
89
5
102% Apr
8
98 y» Apr 20
20%
15%
831/2
Parker Rust Proof Co
30% Mar 31
35
13,300
20%
15%
863/4
Parmalee
7
Jan
28
49
20%
15%
15%
85%
No par
2.50
Penn-Dlxle
38 Ya Aug
8
22% July 25
Sep
Sep
48%
20%
I5Y2
883/4
Paramount Pictures Corp
Penick St
41
26
49%
20 '/a
1143/4
100
Transportation
44,600
15%
10
preferred
4
37
39,300
1,100
83%
853/4
No par
6
36%
15
16%
18% Jun 22
19%
36%
19 Ya
17%
Sep 20
*36%
15%
163/4
15
36»/«
20%
12
conv
900
36 Ya
15Ya
19%
5ft
17%
18%
15
123%
5
*16%
18%
193/4
21
17
40 y»
17%
18%
16
12
Mar 16
3
183/4 Oct
393/a
17
18 Y4
153/4
19 Ya
4
16Ya
185/a
203%
70c
60% Feb 29
40%
16 Ya
25
Co
3,900
49
SOo
&
100
28%
1
American
Parke Davis
28
163/4
Xno_S
Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways In©
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
1
4,000
89
50
Pan
15
301/4
*85%
49Y2
6
4
67% Sep
38,200
28%
40
30
33'%
30%
*16%
163/4
89
28%
30
503/a
Packard-Bell Electronics
61% Jun
30%
16%
60
491/2
4
7
30 y8
7,200
89%
82
17
1143/4
.
32%
333/4
18%
0.28
1
883%
36 Y2
15%
87%
25
Common
30
Feb
15
*15%
Lighting Corp.
No par
Pacific Telep St Teieg com
14 2/7
•ft preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.._.l
23
145
19%
1
Paclflo
Oct
26 Ya Mar 10
49%
163/4
I8Y2
*36
33%
33%
*85%
40 Ya
17%
preferred
4% Sep
126
39Y4
373%
50%
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas A Electric
60% Jan U
40%
18%
15
Amer Fisheries Xno
Pacific Cement St Aggregate*
Pacific Coast Co common.
5ft
39 Ya
17%
No par
Pacific
17% Aug 17
18% Jan
6
40 3%
90%
32%
29%
100
$0 preferred
18% May 11
22% May 2
x283/4
33%
90%
30%
29 Ya
18%
300
33%
90
29 Ya
36%
Oxford Paper Co common
9
34i/a
293/4
1
_l
No par
preferred
34
40
3.128
;
*90
343/4
29%
5
Orange St Rockland Utilities
Otis Elevator..
94%
89
10
Oliver Corp
15
I
*16Ya
*85%
343/8
30%
163/4
7.50
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp.
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
42% July 5
58% Jun 23
34%
100
preferred
4.24%
Oklahoma
4
23% Jan
Oil
4%
16
18
common
Okla Oas St Elec
35% July 15
16'/a Sep 21
253/4 Dec
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
32%
33%
33%
33
<
34%
33%
34 Ya
9,300
7,700
18,600
Q
44% Dec 29.
124% Sep 22
r-;
i|V
'
n24,JFeb<?i
54% Jan
140
„
Mar
:2T% Oct
16
5
42
Jan
26
61
125% Jan
11
136
;
*
For footnotes, see page 24.
Mar
8
Sep 23
Aug 18
27% Jan
4
!
Quaker Oats Co common.
•'Oft preferred.
100
Quaker State Oil Refining OorpuJO
.53
50
...
133 Y2
•131:
513/4
'
52
*131% 133 Y2
■513/4
131
;
523/4 .'
•-
27
V
27
26 Yb
27
263/4
27
52
r
; 13172.
*13%
*
•
'
52 Ya
134
*
'26%
27
1
523/a
•132
53
134
: .'•26%- -27
4,400
■
'
-
-
!
120
1,200
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1726)
.
,
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previona
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
Oct. 27
Oct. 28
Oct. 24
the
1
x
Shares
R
43 y8 Feb
9
Dec
28
23 Ya Jan
9
67
66 Ya Jan
6
1
74% Mar
46% Oct
67'A Jan
4
30% Feb
8
17
41% Dec
Apr
51% Sep
70
Sep 28
15% Sep 29
May 22
73
74
57
Radio Corp of America com._No par
18
78% Apr
25
5
73% Dec
Ranco Inc
22% Jun
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
15% Oct
25
28
Jan
6
43 Mi Sep
9
73% Apr
30% Oct
25
53% Jan
4
16% Dec
Oct
24
22% Oct
7
33 %
Oct
3
28% Jan
9
28
29
25
Jan
27
21
Nov
24
25 v* Dec
28
37% Jan
33 Va Jan
26
14
32
17
Oct
9
27% Jun
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
25% Nov
16
13% Aug
1
12
9
13
4%
noncum
A%
non-cum
Jan
12% Feb
15% Nov
27
20% Apr
42% Jan
8
24
28% Jan
18
Reevea
17% Oct
24
28Ya Jun
10
Relchhold
6% Feb
24
15% Sen
9
2
16% Jan
Jan
7
17 Ya Sep
22
16
16% Jun
17
2
Dec
73
44
21
4
Apr
18
1
19% Mar 14
7
7
11% July
14% July
66 ya Apr
8
38% Jan
5
57
31% Aug 29
7% Feb
25
11% July 11
12% Jan
20
15% Aug 23
21
Oct
8
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
21
30% Dec
17
12% Oct
1% Sep 22
5
22
Oct
22
32 v* Apr
16
96% Dec
4
Jan
26
45% Sep
4
16
1 % Aug
76
3
Feb
_
*16 3/a
16 Ya
16%
16%
47 Ye
46%
47 Ya
47 Yt
47 Yt
22 Ya
23 Ya
23 Ya
23 Ya
22 Ya
23 Yt
V
57
,
*55 Ya
263/a
'•
57
25 Ya
-
9%
*55%
26 Ya
/'
22%
*16 Ya
78%
46 Ya
; 46
57
253*
,
*55 Ya
25 Ya
263/a
93/4
9 Ya
9 Ya
9 Ya
93/8
9%
14 Ya
14 Ya
14 Ya
14 Ya
♦14 Ya
14%
52 %
51 Ya
52
3/8"
513/a
52 Ya
52 Ya
53 Ya
52
53 3/a
35Ya>
35 Ye
353/t
39 Ya
40 Ya,
395/8
40 5/a
36 Ya
37
37
58
■
47%
*473/8
47 Ya
47 Ya
47 Ya
111%
lllVt
111%
111%
79 Ya
80 Ya
80 Ye
83 3/s
*83 %
58 Ya
6,800
40 Yt
49,700
*47
47 Ya
.
110 Ya
...
82%
83%
13%
14 Ya
—1,25
109 Ya
111 Ya
109 Ya
813/4
82%
*813A
83%
82 Ya
82 Ya
*78%
80
81
82 Va
81
813/4
81 Ya
82
82
84 Ya
833/4
84
233/a
24%
233/4
2 4 Ye
24 Yt
25
25 Ya
26 Vb
,26 Ya
27 Yt
1,900
35%
37%
35
36
35
36 Ya
367/a
37 Ya
38 Ya
4,100
Richard-Merrell
Inc
16
24
87% Oct
17
Jan
4
Rlegel Paper Corp
8
Ritter
issued
When
Richfield
Oil
1%
——-1.25
__
No par
Corp
42
21
52% July
25
60
Jan
4
Rochester Gas
Oct
28
26
Jan
4
Rochester
27% Oct
26
38% Jan
6
Rockwell-Standard
5
92
Jan
30
82
4% Jan
5Y2%
89
Sep
10
2.50
Ya
3%
Controls
com—1
convertible preferred
83*/e
13
'•
.1%
va'
14
-
PA
823/4"
84 Vt
1%
111
♦83 Yt
13 Ya
13
1 %
82
13 Ya
l3/a
lVt.
110%
109
83
843/s
Yt
84 Yt
200
13%
■
"
123/a
13 Ya
27,700
1%
1 Yt
1%
15,600
*83
107 Va' 108 Va
25
3%
3 3/8
3 3/a
36%
36
*37 Ya,
."36
36 Ya
40 Ya
*37
3 Yi
40
33/3
35 Ya.
=
*80 Ya
105
•
107
37
*
3%
40
*37 Ya
82
3 3/a
3Y8
35 Ya
36
17% Jan
6
35 Ya
35 Ya
13% Sep
22
14
10% Jan
7
Nov
17
34
May 27
14 Ya May 12
16 v* Jan
2
22
Aug
15
Oct
21% Jan
31% Sep
19
46% Jan
40
*37
40
25
81% Mar
Rubbermaid
12% Dec
1
22
12% Apr
5
37% Sep
22
47% Mar 11
31% Oct
24
42
Jan
22
Ruberold
2
14 Va Mar 25
3
17
Oct
19
Ruppert
7 26% Jun
23
33% Sep
19
9% May
14% May
22% Oct
6
25
14% May 31
.
3 Ya
5,500
4,900
42%
•41%
42 Ya
42
423/8
423/8
42 3/a
42 Yi
42 Ya
6,300
22 Ya
21 Ya
21%.
22
22
213/a
213/4
21
21%
4,200
23'
28 %
29
27 5/a
28 Ya
273/4
29
28 Yt
20
28 Ya
9,100
646 Ya
common
100
1
1
A
series
—
2
:
21%
Ronson Corp
(Geo. D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
4
11% Oct
400
42 Ya
*86
640
646 Ya
*86
14 Ya
640 Ya
88
133/4
643
88
*86
13 Ye
13 Ya
644
*86
Yi
649 Ya
640
88
*86
13%
14 Ya
14
646 Ya
14
690
88
7,066
14 Ya
12 %
13
12%
125/8
12 Ya
12 Ya
123/4
13
123%
7,900
16 Ya
16 Ya
16 Y4
I6Y2
♦153/4
16
16 Yt
17
*16 Yt
17
1,000
15 Ya
15 Ya
15
15
*15
153/a
15 3/a
155/s
*15 Ya
153/a
X32 3/a
32 Ya
1,900
32 %
32 3/8
32 Ya
33 Ya
323/4
33 va
32 Ya
33 Ya
51,900
12 Ya
1
Inc
649Ya
88
13%
1
1
20 G
1
Roper
13
8,100
28%
Corp
Corp
Rohr Aircraft Corp
8
21% Jan
25
3,900
Yi.
36
*37 Ya
Ya;,
10
.—.5
Co
preferred
17,000
Elec Corp—No par
&
Telephone
Haas
&
4%
16
5
9% Apr
Rohm
Mar 23
4
12% Apr
14% Mar 25
780
July 26
Jan
2,500
1
5s
21
Oct
?
100
3.60%
Selection Trust
41% Oct
605
500
83 3/a
111
series
Preferred
18
28
3,700
58
Rhodesian
39 y8 July 24
Dec
19,300
Rheem Manufacturing Co
2
30% July 23
741
400
33,500
39 Yt
>
"
29
3,500
'
4
82% Oct
9
3% July 28
481% Jan
14,400
95/8
•14 5/8
4
24
28% Jan
% 3,300
57
253/a
9 Ya
r
700
300
3,500
80 va
83 %
*
23% Oct
"*
223/4
14%
•
111%
8
13,800
17
223/4
.,
473/8
*55 Va
25%-
110%
47%
y9
13%
13 Yt
23 Ya
473/8,
57
25 Ya
'
111
5,900
"
14 Ya
Tobacco com
(R J)
50% Dec
7
•16%
I
110 Yt
Reynolds
2
Dec
Xl63/8
9%
19
17
24
16%
Yt
473/8
23
1
13
16%
"
47
—100
29 y8 Jan
16% Oct
18 3/a
13
s
47 Yt
2nd pfd
39% Jan
23% Jun
Jun
18
'13%
14 Ya
conv
B
17
18
183/4
*12 Ya
51 Ya
4%%
Jun
io Yt July
17%;
173/4
13 Ya
50c
10
4%%
52
2
15,400
18
17%
18 Ya
25%
5
19
50 ya Jan
17
17 Ya
•'17%
17 Ya
*12 Ya
*55 Ya
23
38 va Oct
24% Jan
16 Yt
16 3/a.
18 Ya
_1
Sep
Jan
22
6
7,900
58 3/4
Dec
24
16
40 Yt
62
Oct
153/4
39 Ye
16
Jun
Io
57%
35% Feb
16
153/4
35%
Robertshaw-Fulton
40
16 Yt
573/4
5
3
26
153/4
39 Yt
7
18
2,500
39%
124% Jun
9
24
68% Mar
5% Mar 17
24% Mar 12
133/4
38 Yt
Apr
30
13%
56%
55
Oct
133/4
373/4
29
16
13 Yt
38%
35% Sep
81
500
13 Yt
16%
ft Chemical Co—2.50
Metals Co com
No par
preferred series A
50
Reynolds
14
Dec
49,000
9Ya
233/4
13 Ya
13 Ya
10
59% Dec
37
32 Ya
93/a
233/t
13 Ya
10
10
5
5
100
Eng Co
19
30
Dec
July 15
17 Ys
303/8
\
9 Ye.
23%
17%
1
ft Co—
31% Jan
4
16
50c
Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
30
15 Ya
32%
9%
233/8
*
81% Oct
HI
14 Ya
32 Ya
9 Ya
24
2% Jan
28
2% Jan
14%
32%
;
'
85
Aug
28% Jan
5
17% Sep
14 Va
23,500
"
No par
85% Oct
27
13
5,400
16 Ya
38 Ya
4
55% Jan
13
16Ya
153/4
373/3
42% Jan
110% Oct
13 Ya
163/t
38
48 Ya May 15
July 24
13
9'Ya
17 Yt
16 Yt
■56%
28
Nov 24
*233/4
9 Ya
600
16%
57 Ya
Dec
65
30 3/8
24
95,900
16
39
4
163
31 Ya
9
50 5/a
163/t
40 Ya
21
71 Ya Jan
3
30 %
*22
4934
16
'
37 Ya
23
56% Jun
15
59 Ya
37 Ya '
70% Jun
26
Mar
59 Ya
Drug
17
24
37% Sep
47% Jun
59 Ya
Rexall
46% Feb
48
59 Ya
35 Ya
50% July
149
10,700
59 Ya
*59
;
Vt
"22%
50
prior preference
&
4,300
44 Yt
22 3/s
60
Co
9
71 Yt
43 Yt
36 %
37 y2 Oct
Oct
32%
9
70 Yt
4t3/4
56 Ya
60% Jan
7
70
313/a
71 Yt
433/4
35
28
23
76
50
2nd preferred
503/4
71
44
-1
32% Sep
71 % Dec
76
153/4
493/4
71 Yt
41 Va
_5
4
7
116
163/4
15 Ya
49 Ya
71%
42
Inc
78% Jan
16
42
163/4
Xl5%
47 Ya
71%
Revlon
24
57 Ya Nov
28
16-Ya
16%
483/a
713/4
22
51% Oct
30% Jan
46 Ya Jan
17%
46 Ya
41%
*
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
1
54 y8 July
9
63% July 27
81% Sep
165/a
16%
Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3Y»% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
Mar 14
*
.
593/4
Reliance
52% Jun
11
59 Ya
Inc
Elec
Reliance
1
7
25
61
1
8
Inc
Reliable Stores Corp
27% Feb
5
7% Nov
3.33%
*59 Ya
Chemicals
div
68% Jan
60 Ye Mar
36% July 23
42
preferred
1st
Bit
(Robt)
29
Sep
71%
403/e
common
Bros
$1.25
19 Ya Mar 17
24
28% Jan
12 vt Nov
Co
Roller
Reed
6
Reis
2
65
Reading
5
Feb
Oct
16
40% Apr 22
Jan
7
5
20
18 % Jan
48%
71 va
No par
_
Raybeatoa-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
15
46%
5
No par
1st preferred
♦3.50
8
,2
19
Apr
12 Ya
11%
12%
11 Ye
12 Ya
12 Ya
12 Va
12Vt
123/a
14,900
12 Ya
13 Ya
13.%
13 va
13%
13 Ya
133/a
133/8
13 Ya
13 Ya
1
313/4
32 va
32 va
.32 3/a
32 Ya
323/4
32%
32 Ya
.31%
5
Co
32 3/a
Ya
5,000
*15
16 3/a
16
16 Ya
16 Yt
16 Ya
16 Ye
16 Ya
15%
16 Ya
10,600
17%
16 Ya
i 17 3/a
17
17 Ya
17 Yt
17%
173/4
% %24%
18 Ya
6,700
22 5/a
'24
•23
243/4
245/8
25 Ya
245/B
25 Ya
20,600
353/8
23,300
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
Co
Ryan
No par
16 3/8
—2.50
23
133/4
3,000
>0
£'
S
34% Nov
24
Dec
15
231% Dec
14
Apr
1
2
80
28
30% Jan
42 Va Jan
7
9
26
259
Apr
8
4.30%
24% Sep
15
32
Feb
20
80
250
36 y2 July 24
38
Apr
27
July
17
Sep
21
79% Apr
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
89% Dec
14
97
24 Va Dec
31
29% May
24
88% Aug
29 Ya Apr
19
37% Sep
14% Sep 30
69% Mar
8
22% Jan
4%
19
3
4
30% Oct
88
26
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
5
7
Mar 14
Sep 26
12% Mar
3
18% July 15
13% Oct
34% Nov
16
45% Aug 12'
20
7
85% Jan
03
Ban
10% May 10
21% Apr 14
Jan
37% Jan
8% May
6
11
Feb
Savage
8
10
19
62% Feb
9
82
Dec
7
42 % Oct
25
81% Jun
10
52
Dec
7
36
Oct
18
80% Feb
9
17% Nov
11
8% Oct
13
16%
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
5
71% Feb
17
Bchlck
18
81
Jan
9
12
May 27
77
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
81
Jan
21
Dec 31
22
Sep
67
Mar 17
78
16 % Oct
4
25
66% Jan
26
5% Oct
24
13
10% Mar 11
31% Nov
4
40% May 25
29 Ya
20 v* Nov
19
20% Apr
29
6% Nov
13% Jan
2
29% Apr
3
26 Va July 16
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
12
Sep 29
5
May 17
39VtJan
5
50% Nov 23
30% Sep
44% Feb
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
12% Oct
11
37
17
30
Aug 15
71% Jun
preferred
Bolt
Screw
18% Sep
4
Jun
23
19% Jan
25
Belberling
20
6
17% Dec
16
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
17
60
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
18 Va Jan
8
35 Mi Oct
6
46% Jan
26
7
49
Jan
26
Rubber
14% Mar 31
29% May 25
40% Oct
Shamrock
7% Sep
29
28
Inc
Steel
24% Oct 28
12
20% Jan
4
33 Ya Sep
22
45% Mar 25
23% Oct
24
43
Jun
1
Jan
14
23% Sep
29
31% Sep
1
Corp
1
Corp of America
Siegler Corp
Blgnode Steel Strapping Co
41% Oct
28
84
8
Simmons
Slmonds Saw ft Steel
7
6
48 v* Nov
24
69
Sep 20
26% Mar 24
94% Jan
42% Oct
33
85% Jan
2
Sep 29
Nov" 17
44 v* Jan
22
12 Ya Sep
9
-
22% Feb
16
Oil
Sinclair
Oct
37
Jun
2
Jan
4
32% Oct
26
53% Jan
11
25%
11% Oct
25
18% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
85
27
413/4
Marchant
7
20% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
38% Oct
11
64% Jun
Smith
26
Inc
44% Dec
15
22 % Nov
12
Dec
4
29 % Dec
15
18
8% May 18
38
Apr 20
52% Feb 25
27% Aug 21
34 Ye Jun
2
42% Jan
8
4% Jun 10
7 % Jan
12
Kline
French
ft
34
Jan
12
28
46% July 12
51 Ya OCt 18
22% Jun
21
28% Aug 29
South Jersey Gas Co
May 10
21
Jan
11
South
Sep
30% Feb
3
14% Sep
2
13
32% Jan
2
14
35% Mar
3
26
12% Aug
30
4
43%
8%
,
25 va
Sugar
preferred
"
60% Jan
15
40
8
48 va NOV
17
Sep 28
84 % Jan
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
65
15
75
13
64% Jun
1
18% Aug 23
69Va Aug 23
2
5% Sep
10
28%
Dec~31
9% Mar
5
Dec
9
16
Nov
30
21% Oct 22
89% Apr
10
21% Mar 16
29% Jun
17
29% Jan
4
29% Aug 18
Sep
26
21% Sep 26
6% May
2
Sep 27
84% May 16
13% May 12
Dec
22
28'A May 21
97% Feb 13
83
32% Sep
76
Oct
24
47 Va Dec
29% Mar
26% Jun
77% Feb
10
83
For
2
84% May 7"
37% Dec 30-
footnotes,
16
see page
5
23% May 18
28
5l%
36 Yt
'
18% Oct
U
35% Jun 30
PO
Oct
16% Aug
17
9
26
26 Ya Jan
4
May 23
92% Sep
6
8
43 V« Jan
82% Sep 19
Co
.
Co
non-cum
Mobile
12 %
8.000
4,300
123/a
12
39 y8
x37Ya
38 Ya
6Va
,
11 Ya
■
Spalding
(A G)
t7% Jan
«
D
Co.
17,300
433/a '
433/4
43 Ya
43 Ya
*48 Ya
50 Ya
*48
50 Ya
.25 Ya
25
25
25 Yt
25 Yt
*25%
253/4
14 yB
14
14 Ya
14 Ya
15
27
27
273/4
*26%
44 Ya
44
:
*
41%
42 Ya
41%
42 Yt
17 Ya
175/a
*66
5%
■
14
13 Yt
59 Yt
44 Ya
100
700
4,900
300
28
13
593/8
6,600
•
14 Yi
*27 Yt
13 Ya
"
13 Ya
*
1,400
60 3/4
10,600
45
15,600
443/s
•
36
35 Ya
-
363/8
36%
363/4
363/4
6,900
19%
1934
19.Yt
19%
33,500
42 3
'
445/a
36
•
18
67 Va
6 Ya
59
.
443/a
42 Ya
42 Ya
42 3/a
43 ya
23,200
8
173/4
67 Ya
*66
173/4
67 Ya
173/4
353/a
•
4,700
18
*66
1,300
67 Y2
1
26 Ye
263/a
26 Ya
26%
26
26 Yt
;—1
—1
2.50
,—8
100
1
50c
—25
173/4
18%
18
18
18
18
24 Ya
19
23%
23 Ya
24
18 Ya
183/4%
22 Ya
233/s
23 Ya
73/a
73/4
2334
23
233/s
5,100
7%
28 Ya
73/4
7%
7%
7%
8,200
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 3/a
*89 Ya
91 Ya
6,300
*89 Ya
91 Ya
♦89 Ya
153/a
15%
15 Ya
155/o
153/a
28
No par
,_5
73/a
•
73/4
28 Ya
28 Yt
283/4
*89 Ya
"
91 Ya
*89 Ya
91 Ya
15%
153/a
153/a
15%
*
19-!
19%
88 Ya
-
*cra«*e
44,400
6Y1
;
41 Ya
$4.50 preferred——
38%
•
49
19 Ya
Chemical Co common
preferred
Kellogg ft Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
-38 Ya
43%
19
4.20%
-
43
19%
Speneer
39
49
18 Ya
Spencer
20,900
38
51 va
19%
ft Bros Inc
19,500
3,600
443/a
12 Ya
43 3/u
19 Ya
Spartans Industries
23 Va-
43 Ya
.-5%.
(Del)—No par
Sparton Corp
223/4
44 Ya
;•
35 Ya
Co
22%
6 Ya
363/a
Public Service
123/a
22 3/a
423/4
-
6
35 Ya
173/4
37,300
23,400
43 Ya
*66
3,100
37 Ya
333/4
36 Ya
-
4i3/4
55 Ya
353/a
17%
41
37
443/4
36 Ya
67 Ya
41 Ya
37 Ya
33 Yt
353*
17%
700
403/4
54 Yt
'
*66
70 va
43 Ya
36 Ya
20
70
333/a
36
No par
1,700
693/4
25,900
55 Yt
37
tr ctfs—100
1,100
42
26 Ya
1
45 Ya
36"%
preferred
273/4
41 Ya
25
323/4
22 3/a
44 y4
*27 Yt
42 %
54%
•
45
273/4
9,000
43 Yt
11 Ya
*263/4
26%
3,600
-
54 Ya
22,
14
7,400
16 Ya
17 Ya
325/8
*35 Ya
St Ohio stock
Southwestern
Ya
18 Ya
16 Ya
173/8
43 Ya
42 Yt
25 Ya
183/a
163/a
17 va
54
6Yt
•
.
5,900
32 Ya
7.50
Southern Railway common
5%
25
4
2
25% July 25
24.
9% Jan
13
Southern
•
183/4
23 Ya :
42 Yt
•
22
.
23 Ya
363/a
-
•«
Pacific
19% Apr
40 Ya
353/4
13 Ya
Southern
Jan
Ya
36 Yi
24
693/4
59 Ya
23% Jan
California Edison
Southern
•
150
16 Ye
70
..
273/4
28
Dec
70
40 Yt
,
13 Ya
445/a
18% Sep
7,700
42 Yt
58 3/a
5
16
403/4
27,200
27%
13 va
Natural Gas Co
24% Oct
39 5/a
12 Va
99
26 Ya
593/s
Southern Indiana Gas ft Elec.No par
16
40 Yo
•<
13
Southern
2iy8Nov
42 Yt
583/4
38% Aug 31
50 Ya July 18
1,000
38%
18 Ya
133/a
40 Ya Aug 24
12
8 Va
11%
99
17 Ya
59%
4
39% Jan
Sep
*8 3/a
*
13%
16
22
67
8 5/a
/
59
Southeastern Publie Service Co—10c
31% Jan
46% Jan
17
25 Ya
14
33% Jun
13
56% Feb
12 Yt
99 Ya
27 Ya
42
38%
27 Ya
63% Max 25
25
12
26 Ya
27
42 Ya
43 Ya
43 %
14
19
34 % Nov
11 Ya
*49
27
24
30% Nov
24 Ya
27
42 Yi
51
com—5
Feb
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
25
«
X21 Ya
44
25
Rico
Puerto
*49
50
2.50
preferred
700
3,600
•8%
•
5%
13
17 Yt
33
South Carolina B ft G Co com—4.50
12%
*98 Ya
■••'
8 Yt
'
45% Jan
12 Ya
16 Ya
55
...
12 5/a
1,600
37,400
18 Ya
43
63/4
513/8
18 3/8
323/b
393/8
513/b
17
423/4
6Ya
515/s
3,100
.
16 Ya
*54 Yi
.38 Ya
30 Ya
18 3/a
34 Ya
64% Jun
34
•
55 Ya
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
—15
South Amer Gold ft Platinum——1
'
'15%
30 Ya
11,500
43%
r
*15 %
52,800
32 Ya
12%
15%
30 Yi
21 Yt
54%
4334
8,500
15,900
22 Yt
38 Yt
42 Ya
21%
5%
31Va
22 Yt
203/8
353/8
11%
5%
30 Ya
22 Ya
373/8
'36%
42
53/4
31 Ya
21 Ya
35 Ya
20%
20
38 Ya
70
—8
-70 Ya
23 Ya
40
Labs-No par
70 Ya
37 Ya
■'
*
15
71
203/8
70
8
Smith-Douglass Co Inc_
30
52% Jan
50
8,000
375/8
40 Yi
.
10
88
-16 Ya
233/3
20
28
„
74 Ya
16 Yt
203/s
40 3/4
.
*86
18 Yt
"393/4
.
*73 Ya
88
37
183/4
37%
10
Singer Manufacturing Co
Bkelly Oil Co
(A O) Corp
61% Jun
9
22 3/i
74 V2
16%'
51%
*
38 a*
38
8,600
163/a
V
24 Ya
42 Ya
Smith
62% July 18
4
16
373/4
86%
173/B
27
.
.
8Vt
9,000
86 Ya
15 Yt
12 Yt
99
1
24
5% Dec
113/4
99
8 3/8
—5
Jun
30 y2 Jun
12%
83/4
30 Yt
13
23 3/a
42 %
70 ■
12 5/a
900
8 Ya
87 Yt
53/4
513/4
13 Yi
19,700
8 3/4
22 Yt
30 Ya
51
1,400
30
'
153/a
30 Ya
51 Ya
99
-
23
27
70
15 Ya
30 3/4
1
15
9
46 Yt
*70Ya
53/4
373/4
23 5/a
Corp
July 23
29% July
23 Ya
Y4
71
22 V2
-
*8Yt
38
No par
38% Nov
45
11'
9
37
163/B
29 Ya
98 Ya
8
373/4.
1
Simplicity Pattern Co
4
Apr" 14
5
'
13
98
8
200
22,000
45 Ya.
*86
5%
,
98
13 Ya
20%
37
*73 Ya
22 Yt
"
64
22% Jan
13
No pa*
74%
26
13 Ya
13 Ya
20 Yt
46 Ya
74 Ya
29%
30 Ya
50c
1
1
.
Co
54
60%
13 Ya
ordinary
Mfg
Sheraton
19
67% Apr
Shell Transp ft Tr—
New York shares
4
31% May 22
503/4
%
*70 Ya
1,500
14
37
8 Ya
86
16 Ya
33,400
20%
9Va
87
16 Yt
4,900
73/8 "
15 Ya-:
37
•
53/4
17
9
Jan
51 Ya
18%
16% Jun
18% Jan
31%
50%
74 Ya
28 Va
45 Ya
37
22 Ya
16 va
4
21% Jan 12
68
31 %
17 Ya
23% Jan
9
'30Ya
,
-
163/4
15
29
Jan
15
18%
17% Sep
15% Sep
15% Sep
23
15
17
30
22% Aug 12
203/8
45
*86
..
71
53/4
16 Ya
22 Va Dec
16
Co_.
43 Ya
163/8
,
29 Ye
,
18%
23
17YtNQV
Juiy27
14%
5%
18 Ya
18 v* Jun
Dec
*70 Ya
363/4
Corp
(Frank G)
*13 Ya
9
*36
74 Ya
18 Ya •%
4
*8Ya
87
*
16 Ya
36 Ya
Bhsttuck
Jan
14
20 Ya
28 Yt
"
87
36 Ya
27
43
20
9
*73
17%
Sharon
21 % Oct
28
*13 Va
?
24,100
94
15 Ya
28 Ya
300
-
313/4
7 Ya
15 Ys
86 Yt
22%
-12%
7%
15 Ya
85 Ya
31 Ya
*
7 Ya
153/B
86 Ya
22 Ya
31
*92
153/8
85%
5%
94
28 Yt
83/4
22 Ya
-
*92
73/a
8 Ya
71
12,700
73
7 Ya
8%
••
300
16
283/s
37Y4
163/4
20,300
35
313/4
3134
94
45 3/a
74 Ya
27%
153/a
28 Ya
;
8%
87
*70 Ya
31 Yt
30 3A
♦92
42 3/8
*86
340
I
*70 Ya,
16 Yt
72
37
*73
*34
153/4
72
38
83/4'..
345/a
15 Ya
20 Ya
8%
87
-16%
34 3/a
27
70 Yt
45 Ya
23 Ya
11
27
30% Apr
59
86
34 Ya
87
250
273/4
14%
14
•'
1
43% Jan
12% Jun
30
104%
9
27
*86
*220
15%
-
20
No par
5
17
42 % Dec
38
9
44 Ya
26%
343/4
86Ya
7 Ya
*13 Ya
„No par
22% Oct
19 Va Jun
11
Sheller
14
353/a
240
28 3/a
;
15%
20%
1
Oil st Gas—
21
Oil
14
86 Ya
70 Yt
94
•
73/a
■
*333/4
32
-
27%
*
26 Ya
-
-
34 Yt
*210
15%
*92
15 Ya
20%
2.50
12% Sep
Shell
7Ya
15 Ya
No par
Industries
38% Dec
32% May
7%
263/4
343/0
86 Ya
240
70%
x3QYs
•:
'
283/4
30va
1
preferred
'$5.25
Shahmoon
323/4
94
27%
86 Ya
*210
34
1
Co__
Bervel Inc common
4
91% Dec
32 Ye
*92
33 Ya
"
1
143/4
8
8
Corp
Co
&
;
70 va
1
Corp
Roebuck
34
15%
72 va
1
Amer
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls
Sears
89
Corp of
Finance Co—:
Beagrave
22
Jan
26 Y4
.-20
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
St
27%
14%
'
.853/4
245
*70 va
V,
333/3
853/4
*220
3
14
13
Seaboard
32 5/a
863/4
34 Ya
*34
8Yi
No par
No par
-25
100
common
8% Jan
21
13
Co
38% Jun
Sep
9% Jan
81% Nov
Mtg
3.65%
15
24% Aug 22
41
263/4
-*36 Ya
No par
common
$4 preferred
Bcovill
18
Jan
Inc
$3.40 preferred
92% Aug 19
30% Mar 18
preference
Scott Paper Co
8
73% Nov
80
com
Bcherlng Corp common
6% convertible preferred
Feb 15
03% Jun
Corp
Industries Inc
Convertible
4
Feb
12
Arms
Bchenley
17
39% Feb
Electric Co
333/4
245
8
100
10
1
8
5
1.40
38o
1
30
& Electric Co
Gas
Diego Imperial Corp
Bangamo
21
4
28
853/4
*220
100
1
Ban Diego
7
Aug
32 Ya
100
preferred
conv
Bt Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
4
July 13
31% Sep
1.06%
common
preferred
8t Joseph Lead Co
10
Bt Joseph Light ft Power
No par
fit L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
18
79% Feb
15
8% Dec
40% Apr
1
Mar 13
12% Oct
24
May 27
8
30
Stores
Bafeway
Apr
32% Oct
15
Apr
18% Nov
69
15
90% Aug 17
258
-
'*
89 Ya
36%
37Vi\
81%.-
16%
81 Ya
r25%. ••263*
„
19 Ya
88 Va
"
89 Ya
"36 Yi
36 Ya
81 Ya
8IY3
.
25%, 26
18 Ya
*88 Ya
19
37 3/a
81
*18
'*<
263/4
18%*
*88 Ya
81 Ya
26
26
25 Ya
253/4
•
89 Ya
36 Ya
.«
253/4
*
„
19
18%
89
3-73/8
80 Ya
82
.26%
■
21 vs.
2.600
153/a
A-
18% .1
89,000
88 Ya
36%
*80 Ya
1,200
91
88 Ya
37 Yt
•
73/4
6,100
350
37 Yt
-
82
.-
265/8 V 27 Yt
22,400
-
-
K
180
.8,000
(1727)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
34 Ye Nov
Dec
18
35% Feb
25
49% Jun
29
Standard
Brands
24
70% Jan
12
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
$3.50
Financial
3Ve May 29
13% Sep 21
45% Nov 25
5
10% May 11
4% Mar
1
July 29
Gas
12% May 11
30% Jun
20
Standard
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Standard
OH
17
35
May 16
44% Jan
4
Standard
50% Jan
4
Standard
66
Jan
4
Standard
89
Mar
8
3%%
4
50
Nov
16
64% Jan
85
92
26
39% Oct 26
23
44% May 31
Jun
30
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
2
43% Dec
84
117 :
July
6
4
25
70
7
Oct
20% Oct
41% July 27
18
Apr
39% July 27
10
Oct
36% Jan
102
13
Jan
26% Oct
25
40% Jan
4
26% Oct
25
37 % July
8
19% Oct
22
24
42% Jan
4
17% July 27
12% Oct 24
23% Jun
16
May 11
19% Dec
31
52 % Sep
9
71
Apr 21
46% Oct
76% Nov
2
78
Dec
14
77
8
Jan
;
21% Mar 25
Jan
29
24
65% Jan
4
27
82
20
.May 23
13% Jan
5
18% Jun
23
12% July
6
16% Jan
5
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
44% Mar 24
66% Jun
30
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
23
22% Oct
Dec
18
23
43
25
33 % Jan
4
20%
20%
19%
20'/2
43%
42 3%
443%
44
443/a
38%
40
39%
40%
40%
41'%
48.700
Oil of New Jersey———7
Oil of Ohio common
10
39'/a
40
39%
39%
39%
393%
393/4
40'%
40
4C>%
202.000
47'/a
47%
46%
47 %
46%
47'%
47
47%
47%
48
*84 Va
86%
*84 y8
86'%
*84'%
22%
22%
convertible
Stanray
Co
May
6
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
65
Apr
2
47% Oct 24
58% Mar 28
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
28
28'%
29
28%
28%
3.200
28
27
27%
28
29
28'%
28'%
3.100
21
20'%
21
20%
21%
21
21'%
9.900
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
13'%
133/a
13%
13%
13%
*18%
19
18%
18%
18*%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
183-i,
9
46%
47%
47
48 %
47 '/a
48 */8
49
49
48
49
*81 %
84
*81
84
*13%
*13%
56%
57
56*%
57
23%
23%
22%
23%
Btorer Broadcasting Co—
Studebaker-Packard Corp
50
Apr
67
8
Dec
IB
17% Jan
4
When
4
$5
.
40
Jan
Aug 26
26% Jan
4
18% Sep
7
Sun
79% Dec
21
94
4
85% Oct
6
52% Dec
29
65% Feb
9
42% May 17
65 % Jan
21
Jan
27
20% May 27
24% Jan
T
22% Nov 25
-20 % Sep
16
Dec
7
5% Dec
1275
Nov
25
25
Apr
35
Jan
24% Apr
38% Jan
29
21% Jan
15
29% Jun
1
20
85
9
4
88
.
2165
Feb
May
5% Jun
6% Mar 20
20
1
23% Jun
7% Oct
20
4
26% Feb
29
50
Jun
29
2B
Swift 8c
Jun
22
66% Oct
14
9
11% Jan
14
IS
31
44% Feb
17
Dec
Oct~21
87% Aug
3
35'% Apr
14
27% Jun
Apr
1
17
Nov
16
•
36% Aug 18
Jan
14
19% Jan
7
148% Oct
25
20
39 3% Jan
23
18
4
26
193'% Nov
30
88
Jan
87
30
28
25
Feb
24% Apr
15% Sep
27
63
2
21% Sep
23 '/a Nov
102'% Dec
29
64% Jun
25% Mar 16
61'% Jan
14'% Mar 10
46% Aug 30
34
39*% July 15
11
27
24% Aug 31
1
20% Sep
71 %
4
Feb
6% May
13% Mar 10
11
124% Mar 18
76
Dec
31
29
Sep
37
20% May 17
856% May 28
89% Jan 11
Texas
17%'
17'%
17 y8
48%
48 %
48%
48'%
48'%
48
49
48%
"ij
6,vio J
29%
29 %
293%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
3.200
47%
-
29
-
14% July 25
65
Sep 27
70% Jan
12
18 3% July 22
16%
108
Jan
8%
Jan
Coal
Land
Sub
11
86% Aug 23
4
24% Jan
share
Textron
86% Jan
4
33% Jun
18
Thatcher
7
87
Thiokol
8
52
51%
17%
17%
13'A
.
34%
51%
.
35
14%
8%
270
*83
13,500
1.360
35'%
35%
36'%
353i
36%
52%
52%
54
54
54
53%
533%
3,800
173%
.17%
173%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2.500
137/.
13%
13%
13%
133%
13%
13%
9,200
6.500
85%
85%
83
83
x48
49'%
47 YK
48
47
47%
6,500
22%
22%
22%
22'%
22%
22'%
22 3%
15.300
23%
23%
23'%
23%
233%
23%
23%
32*%
32
32
31%
32
32'%
98
96%
96%
97'%
97'%
96%
32%
97'%
1,900
98
7%
*83
52%
32*%
>
85%
23*%
97%
900
102,403
8%
295
22%
33
6%
9%
8%
275
51%
23%;'
32%
9'%
9
34%
*83
22%
97%
10'%
299
290
13%
*.'53%
*23%
8%
8%
285
500
17%
85%
53
93%
9%
8%.
9*%
83%
33%
...
22%
63%
6%
6 S/8
6 5%
6%
6%
12,400
7'%
6%
958
900
925
920
*83
.
.
*
995
970
960
985
10
<
>
3,300
1,100
993
1,350
39%
40%
40%
403%
41
42
43%
44%
42%
43%
42%
44
44
44%
44 %
44%
12,800
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
12'%
12'%
12'%
12
12'%
6.400
59
58'%
60
61
62
61%
.1
■;
57
61
57%
*423%
45
*41'%
700
45
15
153%
15'%
16 Ye
153/a
16
15
15%
40.800
40'%
39%
393%
39%
40
40
40
40
40
21
21%
20%
21 Ye
21
21%
76%'
77»%
76%
77%
77%
793%
31
31'%
29%
21%
223%
21%
22
16
16'%
15%
16%
5
"
2l'/4
153%
213%
21%
22
38.500
79 3%
80'%
793%
80'%
36,100
31a%
32%
22'%
22
22%
16 Ye
•*
6.600
213%
•
32
29%
30%
33%
No par
16
16'%
323%
„
.
,
..
32 %
22
22%
10.900
15%
16
31,200
7.200
1
150'%
159'%
148'%
159'%
165%
158'%
165'%
100.600
10
24%
24%
243%
25%
24%
253/s
25'/a
253%
25'%
25%
11,800
1
Oil
8c
8,800
16'%
39'%
8
61%
143%"
153%
15%
15'%
15%
15%
15%
16
16
15%
153%
1,800
67
67
66
67
77%
78 y4
753%
78%
19%
152%
155
158
Trust—
certificates
Inc
28
24
'
8
270
600
4
100
No par
68
66'%
67%
*66%
68
75
753%
75'%
75'%
74'%
75
19
19%
19%
193%
19%
19%
*66
110
8,300
'
26
9% July
8%
8%
275*%
35%
1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
21% Oct
28% Oct
9%
275
4,400
•"%
4.16%
Texas Utilities Co—
223% Oct
14
:
8%
lOo
25
Sulphur
Pacific
4
-
258
.1.28
Pacific
36'% Mar
6
*17'%
Instruments Ino
31% July 30
May
173%
.
Texas
2
14% Oct
*17'/a
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
8
72
.17*%
30
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Apr 24
28
17 %
28
Texas Gulf
Jan
21
17%
Inc
19 3% Jan
Dec
17%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texaco
30
11
1
20
TelAutograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
23
36 % Sep
21
14%
Co
29% July 30
4
24%
21
14%
-25
Superior Oil of California
Texas
26% May 18
24%
21
14%
Talcott Ino (James).
14% Mar
48
24%
21
14%
Symington Wayne Corp
39 % July 26
44% Nov
24'%
21
common
Sweets Co of America
51 % Feb
23
47% Aug 21
6
24%
14%
No par
No par
Sunshine Mining Co
Jan
29% Jan
600
24'%
*20%
12.50
1348
5
16,200
14%
5
1
Inc
19
3
22
Biscuits
17,703
23%
20%
100
preferred series A
2nd pfd series of '55
5%%
60
23
243%
Corp common
Sep
855
23
8% Nov 25
35% Sep
4%%
13%
59
23%
14%
,_1
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co
Sunshine
13'%
59
23 Va
20%
—1
1
$4.50 series A preferred
Oil Co
28
13'%
56%
23%
20
Sun
14
33% Feb
101 % Aug 22
Jan
10% Nov 20
29
Feb
106% Feb
21
30% Dec
29
80
Mar 13
13 %
57%
24
Sunbeam
Chemical
'
14%
—1
1
15% Mar 20
13
56
23
13%
20%
Suburban Qaa
23
38%
23
800
84
24%
1
16% Sep
12% Jun
May 29
28
11% Sep
*13%
*81 %
20%
Corp
Bundstrand Corp
4
13%
*81%
84
24%
preferred
64% Jan
*81*%
5.500
9,800
>14%
Issued
48% July 21
14
v
.
1
common
1
convertible
84
27%
—5
2.50
Corp
prior preference
24% Jan
529
24% Dec
nr)T
27
26%
Stone 8c Webster
33% Mar 25
8% Jun 29
300
72
1
19
7
May 26
218% July 26
25 Y* Mar 28
*65
27,000
20%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
29
28
73
"67
,
23
28 %
Sterling Drug Inc
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
28
26%
71
8.000
86%
,
22%
21%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
28
29
*62 y4
71
23
19%
Sterchl Bros Stores Ino
Stewart-Warner
Oct
27%
*63
"21
100
4
Oct
72
85
21%
28
;
4
20
.
5
15
preferred.—
7
29% Oct
*63
20
common
16%
618
.
85
20 %
85
22%
,
21%
49,300
No par
Corp
(The) L S
Chemical
84%
.
"
„
,_8
1
-
Starrett Co
Stauffer
,
20
20
preferred—:
25% Jan
9
56.100
19%
41%
33% Jun
Sep 22
20'%
170
19"%
1
9% Aug 26
2,900
39%
9
9% Jun
4%
42%
17
325
*4%
18%
Sep
5
4%
38%
Jun
Sep 21
4.900
43%
4%
9.400
41%
14
52
12 3%
19%
20 %
24% Jan
74
123%
39%
Stanley Warner Corp
5%
44%
72%
12'%
4%
preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
19
44
74
12 y8
42%
Aug 25
Dec
44%
74
12'%
4%
18%
27% Ma* 13
17
44
75
12
38%
22
Jan
43%
75
4%
*73
41%
6
Apr
Shares
1
2
33
the Week
Oct. 28
25
California
15% Jan
29
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 27
6.25
of
20% Jan
31% Dec
PRICES
Thursday
43'%
4%
preferred series A
.-100
Packaging Corp com
1
3%%
SALE
12%
4%
$1.60 convertible
6%
HIGH
Oct. 26
75
12%
10c
Co_
AND
Wednesday
43%
12%
Standard
23
42
74
12 %
Oil of Indiana
45% Oct
12% Jan 12
43%
74
Kollsman Industries
Electric
62 % Jan
52% Apr
59*78 Jan
Jan
43%
1
Standard
23% May 11
35'% Nov 20
No par
com
Corp
2
&
Oct. 25
No par
Inc
Sep
5
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Par
preferred
Standard
37
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
82*74 Feb
17
71'% Dec 23
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
BOo
19%
20'%
19%
No par
23'%
23%
23'%
23'%
223%
23'%
8
25%
26'%
23'%
24'%
22'%
23
1
28%
32%
29
30%
X28%
29%
7.50
U'%
11'%
11%
U'/a
*11
11%
♦10 3%
11%
56
57%
55%
56%
56%
56s%
57'%
common
.
17,800
'
61% Jan
Jan
13
$1.25
preferred
conv
Glass
Mfg
Chemical
Thompson
Co
Co
—
(J R)
23
233%
23'%
23'%
22
.
223%
21%
223%
6,200
293%
303%
29 Ye
30%
64,800
*11
3,400
11%
500
573/a
12,700
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Ino—
52
Sep
8
Nov 24
70'% May
6
46% Feb
16
67% Jun
79
84
May 20
4
8
Common
10
20% Sep
21
Dec
18
4%
22
45 Ye Jan
2
19% Mar
11
15% Dec
3
Feb
24
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
Jan
16
21
4
693% Dec
7
45 3% Oct
25
83% Mar 88
68% Jan
6
26'/a Aug 17
14% Sep
15 Ye Feb
28
82% Jan
17
19% Sep
Jun
22
41% Aug 26
3
30
56% Mar
9
75
Trane Co
Transamerlca Corp
Transitron Electronic
24
17% Apr
15
Jan
33
Sep
4
0
16
Oct
21
Aug 23
29% Jan
4
31% Oct
24
60
Jun
7
42% July 15
23% Oct
20
39
Jan
7% Dec 30
17% Jan 27
13% Oct
21
53% Sep 21
25% Jun 10
29
Jan
70
Jan
34 % Sep
24% Jun
26
1
18
16% Jan
8
Sep
21
42 3% Aug
50 Ve Dec
24
14
Jan
12
29
11% July 25
3
56% Jan
23
37
21
34% Jan
7
54% Jan
9
Nov
16
29
8'% Nov
16
Sep
24
36
July 31
54'% Mar 3
Bearing
Williams
Tri-Contlnental
27
39% Jan
11
54% Oct
Corp
$2.70 preferred
28% Sep
July 28
52
Jun
30
Mar
5
7
Mar 13
36
30
40% May 27
89% May 17
9
9
2
163% Dec
23
12% Oct
26
18% Jan
ta
19 % Nov
6
30% Mar 13
243/4 Feb
29
57
46
47
47
48'%
48
483%
14%
15
15
14%
15
15
15'%
4,000
18%
18'%
18'%
18'%
18'%
4,100
37'%
36%
37'%
36
36%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
36 %
37%
36%
37%
36%
26%
25%
Corp
1
No par
1
9,300
,
4.100
26%
25
25
*243%
62
63
62
62%
62%
63%
♦62 3%
63 3%
633%
633%
2,700
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233%
23%
23'%
23%
22,100
31%
33%
31%
32%
33'%
343%
25%
*23
25
*23
1%
2%
1%
32
33
25
*23
25
2
2
common
2%
11%
113%
U'%
11%
11,000
33%
33%
34
22,200
53%
53'%
53'%
53%
27%
27
27
27
27
27%
273%
1.900
29%
29
30
28%
29%
29
293%
4,900
55%
*53
56
27
27%
27
28%
29%
28%
*53%
-
35%
36 3%
37
10%
10-%
10%
TXL Oil Corp
1
*41
15%
10%
43
10%
15%
16%
38,900
33
53%
10%
2'%
11%
33%
43
27,600
24%
2
533%
11%
53%
10%
345%
*23
2'%
33%
11%
33%
53%
*41
2,600
U'%
11%
34
53%
1
33%
24%
*23
10%
Co
253%
53 %
11%
33%
1
2%
25%
33%
8
1
50
Inc
Rap Transit com—No par
conv prior preferred
50
Coach
25%
5,000
23%
1
36%
5%
10% Jan
46%
14%
10%
Twin
4
45%
15%
•
14%
35
11
19% Jan
46%
46
8
10%
14
21
41,700
23
36%
12% Feb
13'% Jun
20%
22%
10%
2
1
20'%
22%
83%
35%
May 17
25% Apr
203%
*82
Twin City
8% July 18
18
193%
225%
83%
53%
11% Bep
44
Oct
May
19%
22%
*82
53%
43% Sep
30
19
22%
82
82
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
8
17% Apr
50
19%
22%
.1
Traux-Traer Coal Co
25 Ye Mar 14
28
83%
19
22%
.
No par
Steel
Trans World Airlines
Jan
♦82
19%
22%
a
8c
83'%
19
.'22%
No par
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A_
Transue
10% Sep 22
17'/a Nov
Roller
Tlshman Realty 8c Construction
Toledo Ediaon Co
Oct
33
3
13% Mar
48
Timken
50% Jan
10
75% Mar
43% Apr
common
$1.20 preferred
Trans-United Industries
8% Feb
19
Tidewater Oil
*82
10
100
23
88
563%
28
preferred
Jan
29'% Apr
19% Jun
79
55%
15%
*41
10%
15%
43
54
1,700
*53%
55%
10O
37%
*53
36%
37%
15,600
10%
10%
10'%
1,700
43
*41
*41
43
10%
103%
10%
10%
10%
3.300
16%
163%
17'%
16'%
1634
22,300
u
9% Jun
41
Jan
14% Aug
4
7'/a Oct
25
12 Y* Mar
1
Union Asbestos
2
291% Oct
25
43 Ye Jan
106'% Oct
25
148% Jan
4
$
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
Jan
4
39 % Aug
19
87 y4 Jan
6
90
Apr
9
150% July 27
19
35 3% Mar 16
98'% Mar
4
80
Sep
4
32
78
Apr
8
Preferred
$3.70
25
68'% Jan
75
Aug 18
Preferred
$3.50
3
77'% Jan
7
85
Aug 19
Preferred
$4 series
33 Ye Mar
8
43% Aug 24
31
Jan
5
53'% July 10
29% NOV
17
38 3/8 Feb
19
73% Nov 18
29'% Nov 27
1
19% Oct
9'% Feb
26
73% Jan
4
373% Jan
0
25 Ye Oct
21
32% Jan
253% Feb
4
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
July 15
25'% Apr
5
37% Jan
4
323% Apr
45
36
Oct
28
60
101
Oct
14
136
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
9
22% Jun
12
Air
United
Lines
10
Inc
Aircraft Corp common
4%
4%
(ser of 1956) conv pfd—.100
United Artists Corp
1
39% Sep
0
United Biscuit
Oct
21
23% Mar
32'% Mar 20
30% Jan
95
38% Dec
10
17
11
Apr
18
76
Jan
25
29 Ye Jun
29% Jan
12
37% Mar 10
2
9
18
1
Mar 21
31
Jan
104
Feb
23
United-Carr Fastener
7% Jan
12
United
38
38'% Oct
26
United Electric Coal Cos
8
22 Ye Jan
6
United
5
153% Oct
27
3iy4Jan
6
United Fruit Co
34% Aug 30
53% Jan
48% Jan
13
59% Aug 27
46% Apr
ley* Jan
2
20% July 20
16
16 3% Jan
7
213% July 24
16y4Apr
iy8 Nov
19
2y8 Mar 10
45% Jan
3
65'% Dec 28
Jun
19
29
20
Jan
11% Jan
28
28
8
5% Oct
24
53% Oct
24
7% Jan
18% Jun
28
1% Jan
11
50
Apr
30% Jan
303/a Dec
3
29 Va Sep
23
16
51% Apr
13
35
Jan
26
23% Sep
6
75
Dec
21
42
12
27
64% Jan
4
33% July
30 Ye Mar
4
43 y< Jun
16
4
92'% Oct
18
24.
29
30% Jan
Oct 25
74% Jan
4
4
No par
10
.13%
United
Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Corp.
10
1
United Park City
6%
U 8
preferred
12%
13'%
,13%
133%
42
413%
43%
42%
43%
7'/8
7i%
73%
73/a
7 3%
.
30%
29'%
108%
109%
,106%
>■31V*
37%
.29%,
»•
1.36%
7%
30'%
110
37%
'
92
*91
92
*76%
80
*76%
80
73'%
*72%
73%
*81
*91
72%
82%
29'%
107
36 Va
*91
t'*763%
72%
*81
29%
1083%
36%
92
13%
6.100
43%
29,000
7'%
7'%
3%;
91
30 3%
29'%
110'%
293/a
109
36
13%
42'%
•
1093%
36%
91
36%
.36%
*763%
80
72%
*72%
733%
82%
*81%
,
82 Ye
*76 3%
17.800
19,700
11,300
;
92
91%
80
3,000
30
110'%
,
*72'%
80
80
130
73%
82%
50
82%
81
81
40%
41'%
40%
403%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
25
25%
25
25%
25
2 5 3%
25'%
25%
25'%
253%
7%
7%
8
25'%
20
25%
25%
20
8
7%
8
7%
25%
25%
26%
26
19%
*19
8
7%
4,400
30,800
8
26'%
25%
19%
15,800
26'%
20
19%
25,900
1.600
20'%
19%
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 y8
30%
31
12,300
36'%
37%
34%
3 6 3%
35
35%
353%
36 3%
35%
36%
23,900
19%
99'%
99'%
*99
*85%'
87%
86
30%
34%
30
31%
33
35%
104
*103
18'%
*103'%
19
18'%
58%
58%
31%
32%
7%
7%
*36%
16'%
58'%
*31
7%
*37
37%
16'%"
17
105
86'%
31%
34
104
♦90
*85
30
34
*103'%
101
*95
101
87%
87'%
303%
31%
31
34%
104
343/s
34%
*103'%
19
18'%
59
58%
58%
58 3%
58%
32
31
31
30 3%
30%
7%
7 3/b
*38
7%
39
400
10.800
343%
34'%
104
*18%
18%
100
89
313%
*103'%
18%
7%
100
*87
30%
18%
7%
*90
86%
2.700
104
18'%,
1.400
58%
59
2,700
303%
31'%
800
73%
13,100
7'%
*38
39
40O
38
38
38'%
16%
16
16'%
16%
16 3%
16%
16%
16'%
15%
16 Va
15%
16
49,600
38,300
16
4.300
16'%
16
16%
32%
32%
31'%
32'%
313%
32
313%
32'%
31%
32%
48%
49
49%
49'%
*48'%
49
48 3%
48 3%
49
49
16
16%
16
16'%
16'/a
16%
16'%
16'%
16 y8
16%
2,600
6Y2
6
6'%
5%
6'%
6'%
6'%
12.900
16
-
5%
6
6
500
5%
5%
5%
53/a
5 3%
5%
53%
5%
53%
5.700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
,17%
17%
16%
17%
20,300
II
—25
common
——25
Borax & Chemical Corp com
preferred
Foreign Securities...
U 8 Freight Co
8 8c
13%
40%
7%
5%
4%%
TJ
12%
42%
7%
.
1
100
1
No par
56
v,,
*31%
33%
1
1
44%
45
1
55.
55%
551!
<55 y8.
*31%
32%
*31%
32 '%•
35'%
34%
35
*91%
93%
91%
91'%
24'%
*91% : 93%
25
1
56'%
32 y2
24%
24'%
42
45
42%
24%
43'%
34
35
24%
1
55%
*31%
56%
32%'
...
-
35'%
*91'%
25
42 3%
35%
93
1
IS
1
.
Mines Co.
United Shoe Mach
13%
40%
17%
Convertible pfd series
United Merch 8c Mfrs Inc.
8
83% Jan
Engineering & Foundry
United Gas Corp.
United Gas Improvement Co.
4
19
% Aug
4
-
1
1
27% May 20
For footnotes, see page
-2.50
28
Aug
45'% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
14
(Del)
Corp (Del)
15% Sep
9
85% Aug 18
8
100
pfd
27
7
4
conv
24
18'% Oct
9% May 19
34% Mar
(ser of 1955)
54% July 25
Mar
84% Jan
9
23% July
8
97
of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board 8c Carton Corp—10
United Carbon Co
No par
24
22
Mar 24
7% Dec
42% May
Twist Drill Co
United
Aug 24
32% Oct 20
38'% Apr
NOV
10
No par
5
46'% Aug 22
88'% Apr
28
Union
10
common
103% Aug 25
27
80% Sep
Co
preferred
Tank Car Co
20
22
17
RR
non-cum
May 10
Oct
29
Pacific
4%
Union
May 17
Nov
23% Nov
Union
81
64
31% Sep
2
6
25
88
25
16
8% Aug
Union Oil of California
3
Mar 26
Apr
Oct
Sep 23
Sep 28
25
No par
No par
109 3% Mar 26
86
29
21
110*
series
87
6
No par
No par
No par
series
5
773% Feb
6%
common
19
23
—6
Corp
series
Feb
24
30% Jan
Co
$4.50
76
24
Mar
Electric
Preferred
Rubber Co
&
18
Dec
Dec
77
Union
Aug 15
40% Dec
67
No par
51
15
Aug
13%
Corp
12
30 % Jun
74
Underwood
(The)
28
86% Oct
120% Feb
Aug 30
Udyllte Corp
55
55
*31% ..32%
36%
35%
243%
'43%
42%
4,900
•
6,500
93
10
25
*91%
25%
6,900
3.600
43%
8.900
'
24
(1728)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...."
Monday, October 31, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
(tr Previews
STOCKS
86
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
nil h Ml
22
120
Apr 27
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
165
Mar 30
Sep
28% Oct
12% Jan
36% Mar
22
14 V* Apr
Jan
27
161
24
8% Jan
4
19
31% Feb
44% May 28
35% Apr 20
Jan
35
18
29
Jan
30
40
Dec
13
15
Jan
1
8
8% Sep
76
23
Jan
9
10
4 % %
30
142% Sep
33% Jan
24
27% Sep
30
6
88% May
138% Sep
22% Dec
7
21
47
Oct
8%
213/8
10,400
50% Jan
26
26
26%
26%..,.
257/a
.261/4
43%
263/s
43%
2,000
78
Aug 31
43%
43%
43%
433/4
43 %
44 %
64
Jan
26
Jan
4
19
5
Sep
4
148
34% Jan
14
36% Sep
36% Jun
Jan
6
41% Apr
4
159
Oil
Universal
Pictures Co Ino
17
28% Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
B4
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41 % Feb
18
62% Jun
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
30 % Oct
5
Vanadium
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
Sep
2
41% Sep
27
$2.28 convertible preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc
28
U% Jan
36
Oct
24
22 Yb Sep
24
67% Jun
20
Oct
24
46
2% Sep
5
12
When
28
38 Yb Oct
Varian
Aug 12
6% Jan
Vick
19% Jan
82% Nov
2
25
33 Yb Jun
9
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
35% May 25
Mar
20
39% Mar
21% Marf
107
108
Jan
79
Apr
4
34% Jan
99% Jan
4
Jan
Aug 24
51
26
5
Jun
29
16
86% Mar 23
29
85
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
89
29
87% Mar 16
82% Jun
23
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
9
15% Dec
4
21% Mar
9
87% Jan
96% Jan
2
2
96% Feb
103% Feb
80
7% Oct
15% Jan
19—Jan
20
4
85
30
94% Apr
8
95
11
Jun
Jun
15
102% Apr
59%
291%
29y8
291/8
29%
29%
29%
*29
29
156
Chemical
14
150
156
30%
157
*155
101/8
157
*155
27%
157
*155
27%
28
19%
*19
19%
19%
200
10y2
103/4
18,000
28%
29
157
3,700
-
7,100
1,000
5/8
1,200
50
48%
45%
473/4
46%
491/4
493/8
51%
49
21%
22%
51%
221/4
133,900
23%
221/s
227/8
223/4
24
22 7/8
231/4
43,600
*50%
51
*50
83%
*82
49
83%
49%
49%
30%
49%
34,500
31%
30%
31
307/s
313/4
307/a
31%
4,400
34%
34%
34%
343/8
34%
34%
34%
16
153/4
16
16%
16%
153/4
16%
12%
8,500
123/4
123/4
12%
12%
12 Yb
12%
2,100
*293/4
30 34
200
12%
29
*29
30
♦29
30%
36%
20%
♦35%
301/4
30%
36%
*35%
36%
*193/4
20%
*193/4
20%
38%
40
39%
41%
40%
31%
37
33
32
343%
23/4
36
21
*20%
41%
32%
2%
23/4
2%
88
28
28%
87%
*88
36
700
20%
100
42
40%
41%
66,500
35%
34%
35
23A
23%
23%
3
283/4
29%
293/4
38,600
4,600
.
303/4
6,400
90
88%
88%
90
93
46%
4678
453/4
467/8
46%
46%
13,300
105%
473/4
1053/4
♦105
36
1,100
34%
28%
273/4
88
46%
.
105%
23/4
83%
*193/4
Inc
28%
47
600
50
•34
*105
52
493/4
*82
'
Xl5%
45%
100
,,
50y4
12%
88
.
831%
49%
16%
27%
50ya v
*81%
49%
35%
*
50
83%
48
32
2%
com__l
50
*81%
49
105 %
105 %
70
105
105
*82
83%
*82
84
*82
84
*82
84
*82
*85%
87
87
*85%
87
*86
*84%
87
873/4
*86
*84%
87
87%
*84%
87
*84%
87
*84%
1,400
84
*85%
87
Vulcan
4
2
*583/4
27%
19%
84.20 preferred.
90% Aug 16
3
-
59
31
84.12 preferred
—
13% Jun
30'A
59
*183/4
84.04 preferred.
Aug 10
Sep
Carolina
$5 preferred
Aug 31
81% Dec
79
103/4
283/4
58%
Richardson-Merrell
6% dividend partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec 3c Power Co com___8
106% Aug 24
103/8
291/2
58%
38%
1.25
6%
changed to
07
22
10%
28
59
37
Virginia
76,300
367/s
28%
21
30% Aug 23
9
7,000
*36
58
29
-
1
Co—Name
22%
221/4
367/8
28
10
Chemical
22%
■10%
12%
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co
11
3,300
221/s
*36
=.->•"
11%
10
Vendo Co
1,200
731/4
141'A
60"'.-
15%
issued
48
72%
141%
29
"
Associates
48
741/8
142 3/s
273%
34%
Corp of America.
5
48
720
733/8
27
32
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
5
27
6,500
19%
ioy2
48
.12.80
2
Jan
36%
400
27%
X1411/4
;
22%
363/4
34%
27
*18%
*48
15% Sep
20
Jan
48
1543/4
34%
27
26%
1541/4
35
*34
x27
*81%
—1
34% Jan
31% Feb
Nov~23
Co
44
36% Apr
17
21
Jun
Upjohn
Utah Power 81 Light Co
4
12
53
38
com.
9
26% Feb
31
29
Mar
15% Oct
13% July 28
30% Nov
5
21
4% Dec
25
■
J00
13
22 I/b
27,300
44%
1
4%% preferred
Aug 10
23'/a
363/4
4,400
43
60
2.50
Co
221/b
42%
154%
154%
73%
1421%
43%
43
47%
711/4
141%
437/b
77
27%
1
Corp
Products
"
.
43%
*75%
19%,
•30
Universal
47%
72%
•
26
77
10
♦155
7
20
47%
142
*36%
.
w 27%
27
•18%
100
31% Apr
5iy8 Oct
29% Feb
36%
No par
Match
12
27%
1413/4
23
issued
Universal
24
35
26%
70%
36%
preferred
8%
34%
47%
\
72
142%
22%
com_No par
17
21% Oct
5
When
^
Tobacco
80% Jun
21
Sep~21
Leaf
48%
70%
.142
30o
Uhiversal-Cyclops Steel Corp
18
1541/4
35 %
28
*75%
43%
27
25
Corp
14
29% Dec
263/4
Whelan
Universal
Aug 25
31% Oct
41%
154%
*35
3c
13
21
31% Jan
noncumulative preferred
Vitamin
43%
28%
100
V„
77
154y4
35%
16%
*75%
41%
27 y8
No par
oommon
Apr
18% Sep
25% Oct
2
Co
77
154%
35%"
United
66
22 yb Jan
Corp common
preferred
7%
U 8
44
154%
48
24% Mar 29
61% Jan
34
Steel
Tobacco
*75%
-50
13% July 11
5
11
8
1%
1
,
77
154%
1
..
.50
com.
8
26
26
Corp
preferred
12
Feb
29 y8 Oct
Jan
100
Pharmaceutlcal___l
United Stockyards Corp
1
27% Oct; 24
47% Aug 27
U
•75%
42%-
1st preferred
Smelting Ref 3c Min
U 8
26% Aug 25
47% Feb
148
Shoe
100
common
non-cum
7%
24
9
8
common
preferred series B
Rubber Co
U 8
23
3
May
15% Jan
II
U
Aug 25
15
Plywood Corp
3%%
8%
Apr 27
Jun
24
10
U 8
U 8
157% Aug 11
19
42
2,500
*8%
14
2
27%
211/8
69 %
17% Jan 30
10
16,000
37
27 y8
83/a
22
9
27
8i/e
73/4
*33%
273/8
213/s
139% Jan
50% Mar 12
NOV
8%
37
27%
*8%
0
9% Jan
7%
*331/2
27%
20%
28
40
•8%
77/B
37
27%
83/a
34
28
29% NOV
'
preferred
7%
♦33%
27%
201%
103% Jan
Apr
7%
37
27%
*8%
28
157
7%
•33%
27%
700
201/a
53% Oct
9
27 y4
2H/2
8%
60 % Aug
Dec
8
37
•33%
1
70
15,600
211%
21
20%
34% Mar 24
146
7%
60
common
21
*8%
46
Mar 30
20%
20 y8
144
26% Jan 21
12% Jan
20%
41 % Oct
108% Aug 31
2
20%
43/4
8%
12
19
26
20%
26,600
43/8
20%
36% Apr
50% Sep
8% Jan
20%
47/8
26
47
14 % Feb
20%
43/4
90%
158
20%
5
37% Feb
43/4
893/4
*156%
26 7.
3
6
43/8
50
90
159
159
Playing Card Go__.
4
22
873/4
158
Pipe & Foundry Co
Oct
29% Sep
881/4
158
4%
U 8
25% Oct
33% Oct
87
158
4%
U 8
47% Oct
Jan
88%
•156 %
-4%
5
4
153
158
4%
40% Aug 10
Jan 28
29
7
Shares
157%
•
4
Jan
38% Feb 24
54% Feb
100
85 y4
26% Jan
25
75
19
69% July 7
154% Aug 10
19
45% Nov
Jun
the Week
Oct. 28
90%
82 %c
preferred series A
Lines Co
Friday
Oct. 27
87
Industries Inc common—1
4%%
U 8
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 26
35
20y8Oct
58% May 18
99
4
preferred
'
45% Feb
common
Hoffman Mach common
5% class A preference
U 8
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 25
23% Oct 20
7
39% Oct
Co
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Par
U 8
22
30% Sep
40
Gypsum
7%
Aug 23
13% Jan
3
6
7% Mar
21
29% Oct
24
Oct
25% Jun
26
24 Yb Jun
Oct
7% Oct
17
9
U S
12
17
23
10
116% Jun
149
2
40 % Oct
2
25
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
4% Oct
26% Dec
8% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
85 % Oct
29
29
9% Sep
LOW AND
*
Tour 1969
Lowest
5%
Materials
Co
convertible
common.
.
8%
13%
5%% preferred
6%ft preferred
"t'W
8%
preferred.
86%
-100
100
8%
14
,86%
8%
*13%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
14
*13%
14
133/4
87
*86
88
87%
*97
98
*97
98
67
83/8
14
87
*97 V.v; 98
105
83%
7,400
14
14
1,200
87%
*87
89
100
97
97
*97
98
10
*64
67
*64
67
&
w
66% Sep
25
78% Mar 11
62
May 13
73% Mar
40
Dec
17
46% Nov
30
24
Oct
26
44% Jan
25
14% Jan
2
21
21
12
Sep
1
18% Jun
8
55% May 11
41% July 29
45
Jan
14
35% Aug
4
40
Jan
4
Walker
Feb
1
2
Wallace 3c Tiernan
7% Oct
26
69% Sep
15% Jan
4
Walworth
26
15% Jan
15
Sep 27
Sep 27
89% Jan
7
10% Jan
16
Ward
52% Sep
14
Warner
43% Sep
21
33% Mar 30
39
Sep
11% Nov
22
4
Apr
52% July 20
18% May 19
41
123/4 May 19
18 Y« Aug 24
10% Oct
83% Dec
29
94
20
83
8% Dec
16
12% July 22
5
243/4 Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
46
Sep
11
41% Jun
9
36% Feb
9
25% Jan
12
3% Jan
30
33
Jun
19
85% Dec
28
79
Aug 21
37% Mar
60% Aug 24
9
Ward
(Hiram) G 3c w
No par
Ino_
Baking Co
Pictures
30
Washington Gas Light Co—-No par
Washington Water Power—No par
37
45% Jan
4
Waukesha Motor Co
30% Jan
15
7% Jan
14
33% Jan
87
27
Jan
Warner Co
(S D)
5,500
15,300
Dec"l7
27% Sep
22
103
Dec~ 29
Nov
52% May
92% Jan
28
8ep
24
25
32% Jan
5
25
65
Jun
10
Sep
41% Sep
Apr
28
62% Jan
28
98
39% July
22
July 26
84
Mar
21
15
7
Jan
7
24% Jan
7
36
6
78
23
Sep 22
July
6
78
6
May 26
53% Mar 20
4%
4%
4,800
103/4
IOV4
10%
*10i/4
103/4
1,600
36 3/4
37%
37%
38/4
95
95
95
95
5
pfd
100
28% July 21
51% July 23
24% Oct
4
39% Oct
28
27% July 13
62% Jan
8
18% Oct
21
28% Jan
4
30% Nov
9
22
30
23% Jun
22
28% Dec
31
53% Jan
2
69% Nov
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9% Nov 23
29'% Feb
10
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
19% Nov
87% Sep
10
21
97%
*96
18%
X173/4
18%
32%
32%
323/8
32%
*32%
96%
*95
com.
*95
46% Sep
1
40% Jan
23
129
preferred
(The 8 8)
Prior
83
27% Jan
38% Mar
67% Dec
27
Oct
When
6
9
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
30% Jan
8
8
July 11
Woolworth
Worthington
84% July 15
2
42
66
Jan
4
80% Mar 10
95
Oct
13
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
78
Apr
1
85% Jan
13
8
Oct
24
10% Jan
14
89% July I
49% Jun 24
26 yb Oct
Sep
1
25% Jun 24
4
8
19% Sep
28
84 % Oct
148
186% Jun
Sep 29
25
19
-
July 14
89% Feb
17
58
;
Jan
8
35
Aug 38
129% Sep
n° Sal® °n tWs day' *In recelvershlP
1
~
40%
42%
403/a
213/4
21 %
213/a
21%
22%
15,900
46%
46%
47%
463%
47
64,200
*99%
89
102%
89
*87 %
53,300
89
200
102%
102%
102%
50
43
433/4
423%
433%
13,000
95
*94
*101
94
94%
95
95
24%
25%
25
253/4
*65
67%
560
24%
67%
*64%
69
*65
69
43
X41
41
*40%
41%
40%
37%
40%
800
38%
383/a
373/4
38%
9,800
♦99%
8%
24%
253/4
37%
99%
100
38%
99%
38
*99%
100
*99%
19,600
500
100
10
7%
73/4
7%
8%
*243/4
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*393/4
*24%
251/4
403/4
*393/4
40%
*393/4
40%
*393/4
40%
393/4
393%
193/8
19%
19%
3,100
45%
45%
45%
4,200
40%
14,500
18%
18%
18%
18%
42
46%
42%
43
18%
8
18%
X43
8%
18%
44%
<45
*8
♦79
80
*79
80
*78%
80
27
*25
27
*25
27
*25
38%
39%
38
38%
123/4
13%
12%
52
523/4
51%
26%
26%'
423/b
41%
42%
26%
10
41%
125
•121%
.10
23
65%
66%
52%
523%
263/4
*26%
263/4
400
x40 3/4
41%
40%
11,900
*121%
1253/4
*121%
125
27%
23%
23%
"233/4-
233/4
653/4
66%
66 Va
663/4
413/4
42%
92%
92
•
23%.
871/2
193/4
201%
80%
8
26%
993%
*91
81
8
27
a
53%
263/4
413/4
23
91
85
953/4
52%
263/4
66%
423/4
42%
21%
or Petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
523/4
27 3%
80 3a'
26%
-
-
*
423/a
8
26%
263/a
21
21%
87%
86
87%
201/4
21
8
263/4
22
84%
20
97%
.
20
100
Deferred delivery,
•
i,
99%
g*74
r Cash
1023/4
au*-,4
sale,
wd When
40
*121%
28
2,400
1,800
1251/4
—
28
'
23
x65%
—
661/4
13,200
r
42%
42%
92%
92%
110
81%
813%
2,300
27%
8
•
1
9,400
8
213/4
263/b
211/4
87
87%
85%
87
-21
21%
203/4
1,100
203/4
•21%
1023%
—
1,900
; 1,500
23%
43
8%
26%
"
-
.
13%
82
81%
8
28
13%
92%
*91
81%
21%
-
100
41%
27%
92
.10
100
27
52%
13%
273/4
81
8
Youngstown Sheet 3c Tube—Jfo par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
79
,
*26%
13%
653/4-
8
393%
13
23
43
8
40 3/8
123/4
125
273/4"
,
39%
26%
♦121%
283/a
803/4
39%
100
52%
27%
42
Young Spring 3c Wire Corp
13%
23
10
•91
Corp common
38%
6,900
251/4
79
*25
Corp
(F W) Co
8%
*243/4
80%
——100
Servloe
Radio Corp.
■---
41%
44
42%
95
*87%
188,800
43
100
8
10
Zenith
*87%
*101
443/4
25%
00m
Yale 3» Towne Mfg Co
1
88%
102%
\'
1
67%
383/4
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Mb par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
8
4
—
zEx-daistdribuUodn.PrICeS;
•<
57% Jan
138% Jan
423/8
.
25
24%
37%
Woodward Iron Co
75
94% Feb
42%
45%
32
243%
68
r
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
29
5,500
213/a
*29
25%
issued
14
29
Mar
29%
46%
—1
43% Sep
59
29%
42%
21%
-10o
127% Sep
22% Sep
31
29%
•78%
Industries Inc
25
17
*28%
96%
29%
10
29
31 % Aug
96%
*95
25%
5
25% Feb
9
*95
96%
29%
No par
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
11
6,200
3,300
32
'
84.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor
18
32%
20
preferred
White Stores Inc
8
18
32
..50
preference
convertible
18%
33
44
43
100
173/4
323/4
24%
68
20
Sewing Machine common—1
10
18
*29
*94
80
1
common
30
12,600
971/4
x243/a
43%
95
.
32%
24%
♦101
453/4
233/8
31%
*95
32
103
Mfg
110
83
24
*101
convertible
7,200
88%
83
313/4
98%
38%
95%
323/b
283/8
32
88%
44%
373/4
'
24%
88
*94
303/4
500
*86%
83%
*95
400
23%
88
5%% preferred
64% Aug 22
12
*28
23%
100
preferred series B
Jan
119
32
213/4
83%
97%
173/4
28%
45
White
83% Aug 18
27% Feb 26
36% Apr
Mar 26
*28%
283%
21%
Wilson 3c Co Inc common—
15% Sep
28%
42
Wiloox Oil Co
10% May 11
42 yb Jan
4
*95
*96
373/4
26
95%
88%
"
47%
19
May 27
23% Jan 11
28%
373/4
*25%
*86%
31%
30%
97%
22%
21
79
96%
32
43%
Oct
14
2.50
31
453/8
Feb
16
86
18%
48
Mar 31
*83%
97%
43
88
86
1
31% Mar 10
Sep
14% Dec
*83%
323/4
32% May
29
86
31%
51% Mar 11
9
88%
*83%
45% 8ep
1
*85%
21 %
Motor Co
8
94%
88%
42
4%%
Aug 31
14% Jan
38
94%
*87
10
White
25
37%
94%
88%
6.25
Dental
7% Oct
38 3/8
94%
100
Auto Supply Co
4.80% preferred
White
July 23
14
102
37%
*87
common—5
Air Lines Inc
6
67% Jan
100
26
100
Pulp 3c Paper
8
14
2
8ep
28
July
98% Oct
2
35% Sep
Sep
102% Mar 11
6
118
23
70
48 %
24
26% Oct
-
34% Jan
2
37% Mar 14
37% Oct
6% Jan
17
Sep
66% Dec 22
19% Oct
39% Jun
103
26
Wheeling 3c Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
85 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
2
6
373/4
*25%
10%
3.80%
6
93 yb Apr
*37%
26
10%
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric common
1
7
Jun
17% Jan
102
66% July
373/4
*10%
4
Western
89% Aug 18
98% Mar 13
97
32 Yb Jan
11
4
7
40% Mar 30
35
Feb
77% Jan
*37%
10%
Coal Co
Western Maryland Ry Com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
40
Western Pacific RR
No par
6
Oct
373/4
25%
700
3,700
10%
.
13
2
65 % Sep 28
37% Dec 24
Jan
112
29
37%
413%
25%
900
51
41%
4%
4%% preferred
27
Jan
57
21% Oct
38% Mar 18
88% Jan
Jan
25% Oct
37
4
45
77%
4
27
50%
413%
4%
West Va
6
40% Oct
51%
413/4
43%
West Penn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4%%
July 29
16% Apr
*50%
421/4
4%
—
Western
53%
51%
41%
43/8
17
8
*50%
42%
4%
Western
29% Jan
51
42
4%
4
37% Jan
51
423/4
37%
29
May 11
51
423/8
26%
97% Sep
26
50%
4%
35% Jan
28% May
3,100
37%
13
31
30
47
26%
17
31
47
2,700
1
17% Oct
Dec
47%
1,900
6%
g
92% Feb
35% Deo
61/2
Welbilt Corp
West Kentucky
14
35
63/a
5
Mar 31
17
,
15%
4
24
6%
47
33
56% Jan
Nov
6%
46%
63 3/4
26
32% Nov
*6%
46%
15
30 Va Oct
31
84
323/4
14
98
10%
Wayne Knitting Mills
4
41% Jun
73/8
10%
84
62%
Dec
15
15%
7%
10%
84
15%
61
17
16%
6%
47
73/8
10%
84
33%
42
Jun
6%
46%
7%
10%
84
10%
*83%
63%
preferred series C
29% Feb
6%
47%
7%
7%
10%
84
15
preferred series B
96
10%
*83%
33%
4.10%
38
July 22
100% Aug 12
11,000
10%
83%
62%
4.20%
8
1,600
15%
3
29
581/2
323/8
20
Dec
58
62%
Oct
23% Jan
59
15%
Jun
95
59
32%
86
Apr
583/4
603/4
1
38
58%
1,600
64
19
101
1,900
16%
82% Feb
7
36%
32%
78% Jan
31
361/4
60
6
Jan
36%
32%
17
Dec
36%
66
May
26
36%
33
Apr
93
353/4
62%
90
8
6,500
•32%
91
May
900
24%
No par
Co
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
89
52%
/
Pharmaceutical—1
Warner-Lambert
42% Aug 19
98% Aug 30
4
52%
6%
23
Jan
52%
36%
53
46%
Inc
51% Aug
5
44% Sep 13
17
52%
52%
*35%
533/8
36%
16%
Bros
37% Jun
25
12 %
53
53%
36%
10%
81 % Aug
24
12%
83%
Corp
8
4% Oct
24%
12%
73/4
Feb
10 % Oct
24%
12%
58%
51
8
38% Apr 24
102
Apr 13
24
12%
52%
7%
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
38% May 25
8% Jun 30
24%
12%
58%
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
23% July
24
12%
7%
27
July 1
23% July 14
♦64
24%
121/4
59%
Oct
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
66
24 3/8
12%
7%
common
Industries
Warren
*64
25%
12%
58%
6% preferred
2
66
24%
-2.50
Co
15
21% Mar
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7
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1998
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:
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1985
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93
92
97
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93
11
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dollar
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1953
1972
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5s
£
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loan
of
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97
bonds
1980
99%
81
81
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dollar
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1972
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Japanese
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—
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77%
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71%
32
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1964
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1953
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warrants
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82
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93
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102
82%
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B Jan
mortgage 4 Vis series
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—
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1976—
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15
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13
79
16
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„
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r
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1984
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18
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1979
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15
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—Mar-Sept
3s
mortgage
California
97
126
90
„
June-Dec
1979
106
101%' 107%
•v
2
93%
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5s
Union
Chadbourhe
1963—;
102 %
5
'
93%
RR—
18%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971
107
104% 104%
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mortgage
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1981
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99%
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93
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1980————
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Co
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new
1974
readjustment
footnotes,
16
993A
61
100 3/4
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1977
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external
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of
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88
2y2s debs 1961_May-Nov
series
debentures
&
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97
Jan-July
to
readjustment
assented
1974
debs
5s
debentures
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05
'
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96
June-Dec
1971
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51%
•
f 3y4s 1990—
f 4s 1993
s
s
Finance
Brooklyn
97
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extended
extended
external
94%
136
106% 1067/s
1966
—:—Jan-July
1989
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conv
Central
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3'is
Z
debentures
conv
Jan-July
1968
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3%s-4s-4Vis (dollar bond of
3%s-4y8s4/<5s
series
mtge
Canadian
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5i
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Feb-Aug
80
126
June-Dec
1958
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
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6s
3s
M
ref
Case
1968
extended
loan
1961
60
98
•
Co—
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1965
93
98%
ser
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California Electric
96
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87
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Boston
(interest
1962
83 3/4
100 "
Burroughs
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to
11
♦973/b
Buffalo Niagara
Jan-July
1962
89%
867/8
100%
.88
.
Ohio RR—
Bristol-Myers
Jan-July
1968--
1958
(Union
5Vis
4
1979.
81%
June-Dec
1964
—
debs
10
95
,
86%
99%
cons
BOeing
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1952
Jan
5 Vis
1979
881/4
May-JVou
May-ZVou
1963
1980_.
A
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conv
154
107
Jan '■July
external
Icar
Tokyo
4y2s A
RR
debentures
1st
1999
1962—
external
Taiwan
Line
ser
43
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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Jan-July
1995Ry 3%s
1
Charl Air
47
.
conv
3y4s
(Kingdom)—
5Vis
Southern
-
255
97%
June-Dec
1977
debentures
2353/4
*53%
87
Feb-Aug
subord debs 1987_;
Manufacturing Corp—
63
A
2004
extended
assented
Africa
debs
3%s
1976
1995
4s
&
4%s
58
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2012
secured
mtge
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1962
1984
95
86 Vi
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1952
inc
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gold 4s July 1995
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5s
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Jan-July
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'
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A
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1999—j
Jan-July
loan 1956
Mar-Sept
external
1st
due
1977-..
City Electric 6Vis 1951
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
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94
68
64
..
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
4A6Vis
debs
87
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85 %
49
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99%
r
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debentures
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A
debentures
convertible
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I
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due
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101%
:
—
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Feb-Aug
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:
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1950
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71
74
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.
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59
66
74
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82%
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reduced
78%
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1990
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1985
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1982
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63%
260
debentures
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87%
13
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to
71
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47
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1946
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12
1953
fund gold
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172
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94
54
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pursuant
reduced
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79
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12%
2012
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to
99
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1979—•:
81%
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April-Oct
1921
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17
37
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350
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2012
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loan
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to
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debentures
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to
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Feb-Aug
1971
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pursuant
2
102
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pursuant
Janiero
de
Stamped
941/B
debentures
1st
Federation
941/s
debentures
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—
IARio
"24
4Vis
)
6s
1963___.
reduced to
99%
5'/as
96%
96%
gold
sinking fund gold 8s
stamped
99%
99%
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(City of):—
1966
83%
1987
Armour
101%
10
■
983/4
1960_ June-Dec
1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7 Vis
83%
1973
4%s
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assented
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54
debentures
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series- 1961__April-Ocf
sink
98%
i
1986
debentures
3'As
(interest
1958
loan
assented
98%
debentures
3s
—
97 Vi
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6s
(Republic of)
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7s
1st
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2008
external
f
s
65
87
5s
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58
8
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reduced
:
1958
to
of)
Co—
1980
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Afar-Sept
1963
1973
loan
(State
95
3
95
3%s
104
lf>l
96
99
Feb-Aug
1953
extended
23
63
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to
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1958
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99 Vz
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extl
due
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63
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f
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112
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&
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subord
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110%
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conv
81
96
100%
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Co
debentures
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23
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2008
new
loan
extl
198
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21%
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103
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sinking fund old 4 Vis 1965
f
s
98
1
*
—
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913/4
84%
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1st gtd 4s 1998
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&
of
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220
98
198
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97%
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fund
sink
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913/4
14
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A
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&
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91%
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fund
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(Colombia) 6y2s 1954___
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89 y4
90%
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101
due
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series
sinking fund debentures 1979
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89%
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81
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conv
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1977
3'/4s
RR
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isi
3%s
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Bonds
High
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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Utility Institute—
gtd
lnc
debenture
5s
Afar-Sept
:
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Co
Alleghany
100
70%
7
78
97%
28
■
97%
763/4
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1977
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mortgage 3y8s 1984
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»
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28
—
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13
30
.
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1977
for
f 3s
s
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29
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3s
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Last
Sale Price
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Jan. 1
1930—
dollar
Greek
7s
Period
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Sinee
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid &; Asked
Price
(continued)—
International
'
Exchange
Last
;
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Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
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Number 5999
192
Volume
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1731)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
i
.
Period
& Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vas
Chicago
Burlington
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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1985—Feb-Aug
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1st <5i
ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
'1st &
ref mtge 4%s
1978
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Bonds
Friday
Jan. 1
80
Low
No.
1
& Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv
83
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77
84%
3 Vas
89%
3
80
95%
10
95%
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&
Lackawanna
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55
April
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5s 1997
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series B
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61%
61%
55
61%
3
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32
1st gold 5s 1982
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55
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-
—
4%s inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
4s series A 1994_
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—
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conv
5s
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.
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82
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181
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102
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(1942
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2858
71
—
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1st
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Co
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30 1970Jan-July
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1970
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April-Oct
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Mst
84
45'/a
—
117%
1965—May-Nov
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Union Company 4VaS conv 1978
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F)
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5s
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97%
91'/a
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1981
1983
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117
99%
'79—Feb-Auy
4%s
Co
debentures
3%s series
5s
of Am
Crucible Steel Co
97
80%
—
47%
117
94
28
__
—
—
debs
1979
1971
mortgage
84 %
102
102
1984
debentures
subord
87Vz
102%
—
162
subord
conv
Rubber
4%s
,76%
89%
3%
__June-DeO:
Products Co 4%s subord debs 1983—April-Oct
conv
107
100
—
Jan-July
May-Nov
,
-
debs
conv
debentures
4%s
5s
.,70%
Copperweld Steel Co—
5s
97
1153%
■
3%
April-Oct
April-Oct
_Feb-Aup
1965-—Jan-July
90
98%
99%
27
Jurte-Dec
,
General
115 V* 120
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
1975
1987
1988
1989
3s debentures
4%s
4%s
4%s
106%
__
45
27
—
1977-.,
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3%s debs
4s
4%s
&
Co
General
1st
2%s 1975
qi
101 Vz
84
30
90%
903/4
103%
93
102%
102%
98Vz
89%
159
General
April-Ocf
first mtge
Power
aniA
2,
103
—
--
Feb-Auy
—
Corp
convertible
4%s
94%
Cuba—
of
2001
debs
__
95
Mar-Sepf
-
1982
General
General
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1975
1977
debentures
5
3
89%
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
___Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
—
ho
hV
99%
28
Jan-July
1981™
102 % 102 %
—Feb-A up
1982
debentures
ho
8i3i
__
—
Jan-July
debentures
106
118%
25
127
^
!
5s
103% 104%
106%
96%
*41 Vz
Jan-July
1980
84
93%
103%
—
—May-Nov
1976
1979
85%
1043/4 105
1976
debs
debentures
96%
*
debs
3%s
debentures
84
,88
1987_Juue-Deo
3'/2s
5s
,
debs
debs
conv
1972
debentures
85%
__
*92 Vs
1978_:
debentures
3s
47/es
'
II
—
May-Nov
1981—May-Nov
•
Income
4s
■
1984
1964
debentures
3%s
75
_Aprii-Oct
1968
1976
debentures
3 Vos
2%s
106V4
28
—
Mar-Sept
1969
89%
79
May-Nov
—June-Dec
Gas
Vkv
—
—
—April-Ocf
1961
debentures
debentures
85
bO
81%
86
Co
87%
Vz
85%
86 Vz
f 2%s series X 1986——Jan-July
s
qqja
win
__
—
—
Acceptance Corp—
783/a
>
4s
Corp
803/4
16
85
_
,1st. ref
qqi/2
~~
~~
~~
—
—
Aprit-Oct
Jan-July
1979—
1980
debs 1976
debs
5%s
debentures
71
86%
4%s
Transport
General
10
Consolidated
Electrodynamics Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1984
*—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
"
89
98% 101
*105
*85'A 88
*103%
*99%
—!
1974—Mar-Sept
A
debs
conv
subord
General
j
10
*82%
:l93%
98%
Jan-July
^
series
5s
Inc
General Cigar Co
.
80
—
.
4s
Dairies
conv
77 Va
June-Dec
.
1973——!
debentures
81
87%
95%
—
May-Nov
1972.
Garrett Corp 47/bs conv debs 1978
General American Oil Co of Texas—
84%
*
v
1965 -Jan-July
1977
East: Coast
General
4s
Qdv
Iks
82%
*""
*I_
_
1
Jan
Gardner-Denver 4Vjs conv
87
78
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1988—
80 3/4
5
—
..
3%s
debentures
debentures
3%s
.
debentures
debenture
77 Va
April-Oct
April-Ocf
series M 1986—.
&
1st
O
2%s
79
,—May-Nov
1st
series
8
75
—-June-Dec
series N 1987-*.—^
84%
83
*74 Va
__
Associates
subord
conv
Foremost
104
84 Vz
Mar-Sept
1985
iq
•
Mar-Sept
1976
April-Oct
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s debs 1961—May-Nov
Food
,
953/8
91
*74
--Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1983
L
90
93
83
May-Nov
1984
K
series
91%
84%
-Jan-July
.FebrAup
1981
1982
H
series I
ref
&
M
ser-
series
series
3Vzs
&
1st
1st
1st
3
mtge
3V4S
M
47
°ZZ*
91%
91
,
97
'92
<-
Fuel
&
income
AFlorida
106%
*93
D 1972-—May-Nou
mtge 3s ser E 1979
refund
and
ser C
ser
91/4
»=
a
mortgage 3Vaster F,,1990,
Jan-July
consol mortgage 3%s ser G 2000__Ja«-July
3%s
103Va
*87%
1972-June-r-Dea.
First
27
931%
*80
consol
43As
.
99
94
28
1,
91
97
1982_Mar-Sept
1977_Apri!-Oct
A
ser
993/.
168%
*35%
Mar-Sept
2010—,
rav
01
Z
*73
2020—April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sepf
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
1
91%
''85
101% 102
101 %
893/,
1
•
99%
99%
89 Vz
First
"
First
119
Apr-Oct
May-Nou
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
5s
stamped 1965
,
;
April-Oct
Energy Supply Schwaben— 5Vts debt adjustment 1973-.—i
Jan-July
Erie RR Co gen mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015_April
First consol mortgage 3%s ser E 1964—April-Oct
84-;:
35
89%
'i—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1999
sinking fund debentures
2%s
•
7fi3/„
92%
__
rasa
innv
Vnv
76
94y!
165
93
1973
4%s
series L 1977
series N 1978
3s
3s
Q77/8
Corp—
86%
.
-
:
32
qI/2
98%
__
1
Feb-Aup
—
debs
86%
'«
Co—
rro/
76
April-Ocf
Steel
"84%
84%
12
90 Va
—June1-Deo
1981
1961-—May-Nou
an
oh
~~
94%
—April-Oct
subord
84
89%
89%
,
—Mar-Sept
debentures
subord
conv
77
__
Feb-Aup
Stainless
conv
83%
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s
ntvu
it
hosa
*9114
'
-
1987_:
4%s
mortgage
Feb-Aug
1977—.
3979
Gas
5a
75%
97%
100
100
74%
"
5
100
1977_-
C
*68%
<
April-Oct
Eastern
72
69
,
,
88
*83
—
April-Oct
3%s debentures series D 1979
-Jan-July
3%s debentures series E 1980
Mar-Sepf
3%s debentures series F 1981_
April-Oct
4%s debentures series G 1981——,
April-Oct
5%s debentures series H 1982—
—June-Dec
5s
debentures
series
I
1982
__April-Oct
4%s debentures series J 1983—
Mar-Sept
4%s
debentures series K
1983——
May-Nou
5%s debentures series N 1984
April-Oct
3%s subord conv debs 1964
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970—May-Sept
3%s
nX
1003/B
100
__
—April-Oct
1983
1977
Eastern
'
June-Dec
1975
B
174
*
80%
*79 Vs
1977——Jan-July
4%s
100%
1976 Mar-Sept
3980
5s s f debentures
'L,
"
*66%
„
913A
,
-
r77
3
__
mortgage
59'A
"r
73
—
3%s 1986—
1st mortgage 33/4s 1988
1st mortgage 4Vis 19891-
70
rqi/
~~
86
__
1982.-,
Jan-July
4VeS conv 1977—^..Mar-Sept
25/bs
23/4s
qi
160
*134%
_
ft1
84%
Xru,
^
73
2%s
Co
mortgage
71%
'91
*71
-May-Nov
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
gtd 4%s 1961—ApriI-Oct
debentures
Light
~~
90
*70
1961—-May-Nov
debentures
Inc
mortgage
'm+mm'
*88Va
__
debs
Industries
1st
31
—
System Inc—
series A 1975
3s
2.35s
subordinated
17
77'
- *751/0
.
__
ou
86
71
89
79%
*85
1978
71
60
'
debs
88%
_May-Nov
4%s
debentures
debentures
Chemical
3s
Dresser
»
Colorado
subord
__
00
Inc—
87%
I
*81
—
first
Cleveland Short Line
—
f
92%
„7
*771/4
__
'
95%
.771/8
76%
77
—
3%s 1993
4%s 1994—
1st' mtge
3s
1982
3s
mortgage
conv
s
87
oq
84%
*791/4
88%
June-Deo
Corp 4s
88/4
84
84%
1995__June-Dec
1980
RR 23/4s ser B
Co
62
I
4
—
1970—Jan-July
-June-Oct
Mar-Sept
Illuminating
Electric
1st
Gardner
Aircraft
"
ef (7
51V4
88%i
«84/
__
Mar-Sept
1984
lien 4s
Tunnel
54%
c,.,
ac
82
Mar-Sept
1971
1995
&
46
^r.
"u
*91
*80Vt
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
1969
O
1st
Ry
1st
*89
First mortgage
4s
Terminal
5s
N
series
"
Ry—
1991-Jan-Juty
Louis Division first-coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nou
Cleveland
3V»s
gold
Douglas
101
: I 75
:
2%s
ref
Mackinac
diamond
83'A
78
93 Vz
99%
1st 4s
Mich Div
&
series
ref
&
51
3-
I
J
debentures
&
18
54
—
1976
debentures
Detroit Tol & Ironton
85
96 Vz
*59
Wab
series
&
84
45 Va
fixed
—June-Dec
K
58
29
49 /2 49 /a
*46'A
~
1982—Mar-Sept
1985—„Mar-Sept
convertible
Detroit
—
Cincinnati
2%s
series
convertible
Second
971/4
90'A
2
..
April-Oct
1970
Gen
98
92
82%
April-Oct
Jan-July
1977—1
Chicago
mtge
3%s
ho v
1Q
»49%
~~
~
series
H
23/4s
98
9
1993
Gen
62
.
17
97%
1983————
4s
_T^
971/4
96%
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
—June-Doc
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
General
&
&
4s
f debs
s
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Gen
series
refund
qq
RR—
(3%
A
00il
007/
9q
__
June-Deo
Western
qi
11
"*
"
1985-May-Nov
1985—May-Nov
1988
3%s
interest)
3s
and
Gen
64„
56
.
97 V*
mortgage gtd
4'As debentures 1971—————
Cities
Edison
83%
59
97 Vz
3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974——_Feb-Aug
I T Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970__—Mar-Sept
First
Detroit
Detroit
May-Nov
4Vas 1987
Union Terminal—
Cincinnati
&
fixed
102'/a
tr
Grande
26
4Qt,
■
33/48
RR 4%s A 1982
-May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975-Apr/J-Oct
mortgage
coll
""""
—Jan-July
mortgage series A 4Vz% 2018
April
Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
1%
contingent interest) 1993
Jan-July
73
97%
63
Chicago & West Ind
1st
71%
3
Division—
&
~2
95%
97
,,60
2042—_May-Nov
1
85%
%
Div
•
May
^2^
95
95Vz
1973—May-Nov
May
1993
due
4-6s
contingent
Income
63%
79
98
*58
Station—
,
mortgage 3Ves series F 1963 ——Jan-July
mortgage 27/aS series G
1963—--.-Jan-July
First
62
__
81
98
Union
First
2
—
C
coll trust 5s series A
&
Rio
General
—
debs
income
Chicago
62
*72%
Jan. 1
N°'
aJ/8
Division
trust
mortgage series
1%
.
--Jan-July
1980
series A
1995
2%s
1999—April
Jan-July
1
—Mar-Sept
1st
mtge 5%s ser C 1983
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4V4S 1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4'As
1994
Jan-July
4%8
&
Denver
North ! Western Ry—
mtge conv inc 4%s Jan
mortgage 3s series B
1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
mtge
Denver
Chicago &
ASecond
Essex
series
mtge & coll tr 4%s series B
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973—
78 Va
79 v*
Ranre Slna.
Sold
Co—
RR
1st
75 Vz
1
Bonds
96%
85
__
Feb-Aup
Western
&
M
mortgage
&
Pennsylvania
26
76 %
Friday's
*93%
—May-Nov
1963
Western
&
refund
Collateral
1st mtge
76 %
or
Bid & Asked
—
-Jan-July
1983
extended
4s
Lackawanna
and
A Income
85
74
,
mortgage
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
April-Oct
1965
1977—
debentures
Hudson
York
Morris
82
*39 Vz
"27
Chicago
First
18
\
mortgage
debentures
First
'*
2%s debentures
subord
New
-U
85'A
»72
—
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry-—■
4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
Chicago
33
85 Ve
Great
81%
60%
♦84
2054
Jan
debs
income
A5s
Chicago & Erie
Chicago
Co
80
4%s
95
Period
High
'80
„
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Delaware
83
83
—
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
/
Range Since
Sold
High
80
*
-
27
BeU Telephone
—
—
_.
99%
102
56% 57
56 Va
—
99%
92 A
.
—
--
15
—
~
11
103
93
101
94% 100%
98% 105
47 ,e 59%
8/a
9'
8
7 V4
77%
83
78%
83
5
5
73%
7b A
13^
81
84*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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28
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Vri/low
Friday
Interest
BOND8
Period
Kxch»n*e
New York Stock
Last
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
1st
mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Co 3 Via debs 1972
1st
1st
1st
1981
1987
mortgage 4 Vis series L 1989
mortgage 3%s series J
1st mortgage 4%s series K
1st
International
3.65s
Minerals
Interstate
3 Vas
f
s
4Vis
Oil
1st
94
12
96"%
Refunding
103
25
96
98%
93
203 Vi
2035/?
debentures series
Power
Circuit
3%s
Co
Jan-July
Breaker
4%s
ApriZ-Oct
91 Vi
93%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1982
conv
80
81
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs
1975
69
89%
68%
N
Kanawha
debentures
subord
conv
&
Michigan Ry 4s
N
83%
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
1990
100
II
City Power A Light 2%s 1976
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
*77%
Karstadt
Jan-July
Jan-July
*95
Jan-July
*50
Jan-July
*93%
Kansas
(Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961
Stamped 1961
4 Vis
unguaranteed
fAKreuger
Toll
<fc
Lakefront Dock
certificates
5s
&
RR
Term
*92 %
&
96%
96 Vi
1%
1%
N
93
1%
V
96%
2%
Co—
91
90
June-Dec
*91
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3 Vis '97
June-Deo
Lehigh Coal <fc Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
Aprll-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp *64_Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
*63
68
60%
64%
*83
86
79
83%
1st
sinking
Series
fund 3%s series
4 Vis
B
fixed
1968
A
Interest
2003
Vb
96%
96%
5
96
81%
8
74
84%
48
*40
41%
42%
*45%
May-Nov
47%
51
53
50%
56%
18%
18
19
57
18
29%
May
20
19%
20
23
19%
31
contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington <fc Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s t debs '76_June-Dec
21
21
23
9
21
34
Series C 5s
fixed interest 2003
A Series
D
A Series
E 4 Vis
A
F
Series
Lionel
4s
5 Vis
subord
Miami
RR
debs
Star
May-Noc
debentures
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
3s
(P)
1976_June-Dec
1963
April-Oct
First &
105%
100
mmmm
*96%
99%
92
92
93%
96%
6
96%
—
i
*»—•
2
134
77
,
'
div
second
cer F 2003
97%
*80%
79
91
72%
70
1st
81
85%
73
ser G 2003
ApriZ-Oct
62%
H 2003
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
3
62 %
1
*79%
ser
gold 3s
1980
72 Vi
71%
79
72%
10
May-NoD
59
63%
79
*68%
Mar-Sept
1979
83%
70%
77%
67%
68%
73%
79
1982
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
1984
Aprll-Oct
*68
77%
77%
First
mortgage
1987
5 Vis subord
Mar-Sept
104 Vi
104%
17
97 %
104 %
First
mortgage
Mar-Sept
101
102 %
17
97
102%
Macy
<R
5s
H) & Co 2V8S debentures
subord debentures 1977
conv
Central
Maine
Martin
May
5 Vis
Co
May
f
Realty
McDermott
5s
4%s
(J
Ray)
debentures
83%
__
125% 131
58
117
87
87 Vb
5
102
102
102%
28
79 Vi
87%
5s
81%
81 %
*85
82
85 %
85
85
7
81
85
Feb-Aug
1977
1st
Olin
101
101
15
99
104
3 Vis
76
86%
99%
83
84
*85%
Mar-Sept
1980
Mar-Sept
93%
91
Feb-Aug
1973-
101%
__
100% 101%
16
68 %
91
100%
5%s
Oxford
4
Vis
subord debentures
conv
1975
4 3/a s
debentures
67
?. 10s
s
Minnesota
83%
'75
85
75
80
June-Dec
'96
97%
90
99%
1976
&
•82%
95%
82%
95%
1967
83 %
96
88
89%
94%
94%
*89%
36
91
91
*94
ApriZ-Oct
Mfg 2%s
20
88%
87
95 Vi
Feb-Aug
f debentures 1972
Min
•.
95
96%
91%
83
89 %
94
—April-Oct
89%
85
94
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First
mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan
AGeneral
Missouri
mortgage 4s inc
Kansas
&
Prior
40-year 4s series B
lien
A Cum
5 Vis
4 Vis
May
*68
1991
May
41
1990
1962
D
1978
ser
A
Jan
1967
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1
4 Vis series C
income debentures Jan
&
Railroad
Montgomery
Morris
&
Mountain
3 Vis
inc
85
86
13
71
91
74%
76%
17
54
80
59%
59%
1
53%
62
15%
17%
128
15%
27%
70
69%
70%
68 Vi
68%
69%
119
66%
73%
59
59
60%
125
66%
65 %
57 Vi
57
53%
Essex
first
Nashville
4%s
gtd
&
3s
Dairy
Products
debentures
3 Vis
1st
Steel
mortgage
1st
3s
99
*60
68 %
27 Va
f debs
debs
debs
_
Feb-Aug
1985_June-Dec
June-Dec
1976
I_June-Dec
1983lMay-Nov
s
f
Tea
4%s 1989
3 Vis conv
Co
debentures
1982
May-Nov
"Zjune-Dec
May-ZVop
1977.
Feb-Aua
0
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
guaranteed
debentures
debentures
For
4 Vis
series
B
1961
May-Nov
AnrTl-Dp#
1982
1974
footnotes,
~_Mar-Sept
see page
29.
101% 101%
10
100
42 Va
43%
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74%
86
37
48
105
42 Va
49%
70
74 Va
78
„
——
102% 103%
•
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74%
77
89%
15
102
99 % 100
14
99
105
14
84
90
104 Va
—
—
—
88 Va
89%
90
90
10
89
88%
88%
30
83 Va
97%
98%
10
94
100%
88%
—.
May-NoD
1980
27
*77
103%
1977—Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
4
*80
—
90%
88
27%
62%
66
60
*90%
43%
May-Nov
1986
ser
2%s
Corp 1st 3 Vis
37/as 1986
mortgage
National
3s
62
90 Vi
1974—April-Oct
National
3s
51%
6
June-Dec
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs
Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
58
298
101%
2000
Natl
New
138
54%
97%
1980__jan-July
1970
debentures
58
53%
97
ApriZ-Oct
St Louis
73%
97Vi
Feb-Aug
April
2007
1978
National Cash Register 4%s s
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv
National
1
States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
Chatt
68
53%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debs
3 Vis
131
88%
6
85
89 Va
85
5
82%
85%
84%
94
45
97%
104
31
94
112
98
103
85
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100%
96
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101 ft
__
100% 100%
94
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100
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96%
100%
1
4%s
conv
83%
85
873
1982—May-Noo
66%
83
83
62%
69 %
66
66
50 Va
52
*52%
25
27%
11%
9 Va
*65
67
9
52
17
63
58
24%
441
11%
54%
52
27%
69
49 %
56%
40
304
9 %
18%
71
69%
83%
83%
77 %
84 %
58'/a
58%
59%
58%
60%
72%
60
60
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60
40%
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19
14
20
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92 Va
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91
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112
115
115'A
199
101%
106%
89
153
1177/a
72%
I
—
75%
95%
145%
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87%
75%
80
*100
76%
Mar-Sept
1st
1st
&
&
Pacific
refunding
mtge
ref
Tel
867/a
3
77
85
79
2
75%
80
77
83 %
1966
1991
debentures
2%s
Tel
3 Vbs
debentures
1990
99%
1
112% 113%
149
99%
--
112%
112%
June-Deo
1978
debentures
1983
89%
87
56
80 %
88 %
82%
83 Va
30
77%
85
80 Vb
80%
4
77
86
79
79
5
74
80
80
80
2
74
81%
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83
75%
84%
*79
82
85%
87
83
84%
84%
81
85
*83%
98%
103
103
91
90
09
72
79%
102 li
83%
85%
debentures
subord
Power & Light 3s
series
General 4%s
gold
First
First
First
First
^rst
Phllco
4%s
99%
103
14
14
96
100%
101%
106%
96%
103% 104%
^75
77%
26
104
78%
79
74%
81
88
81%
88
81%
77
84%
81%
*86
105%
71%
81%
85%
88
100
70
*75
*80%
Feb-Aug
1979
April-Oct
June-Dec
A 1965
B 1968
series D
series
5s
General
First
85
101%
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
1981
91 %
83%
80
87%
78
88%
96
14
91%
%
88%
88%
100%
91%
--
4%s
B
225
94%
87%
100 %
85%
84%
18
77
95%
96%
54
92 %
100 V.
99% 100%
101%
59
93%
70%
70%
58
70
76
70%
70%
16
70
76
*55 Va
58%
54 Va
60%
*57
82%
83
C
1977
1967
1974
1981
&
refunding 2%s 1978
&
mortgage 3%s
1982
&
refunding 3%s 1983
& refunding 3%s 1985
& refunding 4%s 1987
& refunding 3%s 1988
& refunding mtge 4%s 1986
* refunding mtge 5s 1989
refunding 2%s
refunding 2%s
2%s
refunding
'
56
19
63
78
84%
95
59
83%
99
Feb-Aug
1974
series
93%
83 Va
96
99%
70%
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
General
First
87
78%
86%
91%
1975
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
&
85%
86%
93%
*91%
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s
1990
April
Pere
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
&
85
76
79%
4
1964_June-Deo
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4%s series
&
77%
World Airways—
American
First
22
I1'
57
96
First
82%
85
99 Va
*87
First
87%
98%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
5s
80%
93%
Feb-Aug
General
6
92%
93%
1988
debentures
81
83%
84%
*81
1991
3%s
75
78
'
*82%
debentures
Oil
96
90 V.
debentures
General
94
83%
debentures
conv
124%
109
83
3%s
1981
89%
88%
3%s
4%s
111 %
101%
124%
1
88%
debentures
Pennsylvania
112
84
103
*88 Va
3%s
Western
88%
99%
93
95
*96
April-Oci
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—May-NoD
1987
Pan
82
92%
27
112% 113 Va
*93%
102
June-Dec
1985—June-Dec
1986
Pacific
11
88%
April-Oct
1978
4%s series DD
debentures
3%s
79
84
79
82
3s
series EE
5s
&
86 Va
84
79
Co—
refunding 3%s series I
ref
&
85%
__
1988—June-Deo
series J 1970
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dqo
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%8 series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Deo
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Deo
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA
1986—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978
June-Dec
First
101 ,s,
60
87
70
4%s
1990
1966
Jan
15%
&
5%s conv
Electric
Co
&
Mar-Nov
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
1983
3%s debs
Co
2%s
93%
April-Oct
4s 1991
debs
Ward Credit
debentures
63
70%
2045
1
first gtd
6s
55%
57%
2005
1
Jan
Monogahela Ry 3Vis series B
Monon
58
Issues—
1976
Malone
38
35
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
Mohawk
12
88%
Jan-July
RR Co Reorganization
4Vis coll trust
42%
87
Gen
5s
*56%
79
Jan-July
Jan-July
1962
series
adjustment 5s
1st mortgage
June-Dec
68%
74
Jan-July
subord income debs 2033
Missouri Pacific
1st
4s
19^1
RR—
lien 5s series A
Prior
A Jan
ser
first
Texas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Gas
First
82
76
April-Oct
1991
debentures
f
s
67
»
May-NoD
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/«s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
_Mar-Sept
3Vis sinking fund debentures 1967.
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
33is
67
83%
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
Glass
Paper
Pacific
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
1975
3%s
subord debs
conv
Owens-Illinois
101%
1975
1980
Electric 2%s
2%s
2%s
Chemical
Mathieson
First
1972
debs
Mar-Sept
..April-Oci
1974
3s
mortgage
&
Gas
mortgage
1st
103
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—
April-Oct
1982
mortgage 37/as 1988
mortgage
4Vis 1987
1st
147
98
*81%
Oklahoma
84
first
Edison
Ohio
& Co—
Robbing
&
128
75
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
subord
conv
May -Nov
debentures 1972
Corp
*83%
Feb-Aug
wts"
1978
debentures
Stores
McKesson
2%s
Feb-Aug
1978
"ex
debentures
f
s
1968
Stores
Dept
3 Vis s
3 Vis
5Vis
RR
75
1972__May-Nov
85%
79
47/as
1988
80
80%
60
83%
77
•
.
85 Va
*65%
__
first
3 Vis
debs
60
mortgage
mortgage
Inc
57
81
mortgage
mortgage
Trucks
63
56
51%
Co—
Power
1st
Mack
83%
58
51%
*83
2047—Jan-July
1984
4s
States
1st
mortgage
15
85 Va
31 ?
mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
April-Oct
2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-Oct
First
mortgage 4%s
1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-July
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
ApriZ-Oct
1st
mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
First
91%
92%
trust
(Minnesota
93%
84%
*90%
72%
9
54
*80
;
mortgage
Northern
92
92
-
'1'
60%
54
83%
83%
mortgage
Coll
98
87
3
93
*91%
10
58%
53
52%
54
mtge
cons
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A
110%
98
——'
329
105% 110 Va
92
—-
102%
151
102% 106
■
110
April-Oct
refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s
1st
100
ApriZ-Oct
First <fe
Louis
95%
16
102% 104
67
59
•
1
Nashville RR—
&
3%s
refund mtge 2%s
refund mtge 3%s
St
100
Mar-Sept
1978
First & refund mtge
First &
102%
59
100
May-Nov
April-Oct
D
1976
debentures
Louisville
May-Nov
1982
ser
debentures
Co 3s
debentures
3%s
'
*52
'
April-Oct
1980
3.75s
1978
4%s
Gas
1980
1962
4s
Aircraft Corp
debentures
4.50s
Lone
58
Corp—
conv
Little
contingent interest 2003
5s
(The)
Lockheed
*53%
May-Nov
May
contingent interest 2003
96 %
2"%s 1980
Apr!}"~cI
3Vis 1983
April-Oct
General
mortgage 3%s 1983
-Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Noo
3 Vis
s
f debentures
1973
May-Nod
3 Vis s f debentures 1974
May-Nou
4Vis 8 f debentures 1976
May-NoD
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-NoD
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-NoD
5 Vis s f debentures 1979
May-NoD
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
57
45
10
48
89%
Jan-July
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996— April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993—Jan-July
&
General
64%
52
18
55
24
1975_Mar-Sept
1993_April-Oci
first mtge 2%s
first consol gtd 4s
Putnam
General
52
96
2007—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s
1980
99
81%
53
71%
95
4s ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
1st
93%
120
93%
28
63%
96
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
1st mtge 4s
1994
96%
3
60%
65 %
N Y
50
93 Vi
54%
57%
81
inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Port Chester 4Vis A '73_Jan-July
& Light
Power
Y
79
(86%
150
147
AGeneral mtge conv
Y
78%
115
B
Harlem River &
N
93%
94 Vi
55%
58%
657/b
May-Nov
May-Nov
1973
4s series A
West
&
series
N
88%
123
Lack
Y
81
50
*121
4s
99
97 V4
*93 y2 100
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1959
96%
99
*78 Vi
Jan-July
1961
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
81%
75 %
*80
71%
81%
54%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A
81%
77%
94
101 Vi
85
75%
57%
Jan-July
2043
2043
series A
series B
4s
4%s
105%
79
100
100
Mar-Sept
1979
f
71%
__
65%
1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
4Vis income debentures 1989
June-Dec
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage
Royal Dutch Airlines—
43/is
*70
*75%
High
73%
& St Louis-
Chicago
Mortgage
90
86
*89
N
118
91
Low
__
54%
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E
84%
74%
8
York
New
98
68%
75 Vi
*68%
1980
3s
85
82%
98 Vi
*95 Vi
Jan-July
Jan. 1
No.
58%
65 Vi
1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3%s 1998 Feb-Aug
252%
94
*86
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
A
1978
Range Si no*
Sold
April-Oct
1980
6s
*78%
Bonds
April-Oct
April-Oct
Shore
Lake
93%
84
175%
406
trust
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
High
Feb-Aug
1998
series A 2013
series C 2013
mortgage 3%s 1997
collateral gold 3%s
General
101
12
93
197
Friday's
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
101%
44
99%
A
series
Impt 5s
&
Collateral
101%
99% 101
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
RR
4s
Consolidated
87
99 Vi
Central
Refunding & impt 4%s
87%
10
98%
York
72%
101 Va 101 Vi
98%
New
238
81%
83%
99 Vi
Jan-July
1977
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976
KLM
69%
I-
—
New
Jersey
New
Pipe Line Co—
mortgage
I-T-E
8
71
Vi
*87
4%s conv sub debs '83_Jfay-Nov
f debentures 1987
s
Interstate
76%
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
Chemical Corp—
&
debentures
subord
conv
Intern'l Tel & Tel
83%
77%
207%
Feb-Aug
1981
B
83
71
1979_May-Noo
4%a
Credit
Harvester
series
debs
82 Vi
—
Week's Range
Low
81
*87
_
Last
Sale Price
High
82 Vi
—
Period
New York Stock Exchange
*83
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
43/4S
No.
Mar-Sept
Inland Steel
International
Low
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
81
*77 %
.
Friday
Sold
*81
May-NoD
May-Nod
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
B 1978
mortgage 3%s aeries
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
mortgage 3%s series G 1980
Consol
_
Range Sinoe
Bonds
High
*82 Vi
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s aer A 1978—May-Nor
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Dan«n
Week's Range
Low
Consol
.
*98
Jan-July
*83
84%
79%
85
*
88
80%
88
June-Dec
May-Nou
May-NoD
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
June-Deo
^_April-Oct
_
91
83
91
83
91%
83
53
85
91%
1
77
84
72%
77%
*77%
79%
*80%
82%
*83%
85
79%
87%
*82%
84%
73
82
84
81
75
81
1
74%
100 % 101
97%
90 Va
2
85%
99%
107
12
90 Va
99 %
11
92%
12
102 Va
105% 107
82
104%
94%
101 V.
107
•
Corporation—
conv
subord
debs
1984
Apr-Oct
92%
89
92%
305
89
123 %
Volume
The Commercial and
5999
Number
192
Financial Chronicle
(1733)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
4'As
debs
subord
conv
101'/a
Feb-Aug
1987
Jan. 1
No.
101% 101 %
H4
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June -Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Range Sine®
Sold
High
95%
Low
24
96
111
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
96
5
114%
Consolidated
105
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
96%
85
General
mortgage
Bpiegel
88
mortgage
general
3%s
Potomac
3%s
3s
Power
debs
First
First
refunding
refunding
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and refunding
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3%s
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1981
Gas
&
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debs
96%
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B
1978——
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C
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General
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155
84 Va
82
debentures
90%
86%
90%
92%
19
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12
96%
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86%
57%
96'A
1977
6%s
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Union
70
99
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82%
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80
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90
debs
123%
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119
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92
95
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&
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1
A
ser
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115'A
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bond
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1971
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Air
RR
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.;
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(Jos
Co
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&
debentures
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76
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79
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—
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s
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s
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1982
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1982
103'%
155
103
134
97%
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5
84'%
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1971
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1986
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86%
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June-Dec
Jan-July
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106
96 3A
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conv
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&
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debs
1976
t
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1963
debentures
1987
California
convertible
Southern
Natural
Southern
Pacific
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Co
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Gold
4%s
1981
1994
Fran
Southern
First
Term
Pacific
3%s
mtge
RR
74 V8
75%
137
Jan-July
..
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118
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86
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100
—
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11
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1976
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—
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series
gtd
—
April
—
April
—
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3s
3%s
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I
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A
79%
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79
85
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88
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1
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52
™
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—
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1980—
—
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978
82 /a
95
75
*90
95/a
59%
59%
—
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62
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91
91'%
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92% 94
84
84
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—
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
1975
debs
—
—
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2%s
debentures
3%s
Corp
59%
59%
Jan-July
1981
A
ser
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
1979
1984
Corp
—
1969—April-Ocf
1982_
debentures
63
497/8
—
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—
A
fo
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—
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1966
ser
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—
1967_Jan-July
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2361
gtd
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Ry
convertible
Wisconsin
76'%
73'A
—
—
1974
2361
debentures
Wisconsin
106
—
n
100
92'A
85
20
84% 84'%
*86'% 91
*86
74% 74%
*84%
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95
115'% 116'A
—
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mtge
mortgage 3%s series C
income
3%s
1979
3%s
Maryland
Feb-Nov
2000—Feb-Aug
1971
B
gold
gen
mortgage
registered
Gen
82%
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—
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Power
95%
101
67'%
1981—June-Dec
1982
F
ser
income
RR
&
100 V#
93%
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mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
Wilson
93'/a
80
9534
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mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
Wisconsin
97%
Co—
J
ser
ref mtge
ref
89%
99%
10
102% 103
96
20
103
35
103%
ft
103 %
96
94%
95 Va
99
95
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in
delivery sale not included in the year's range
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year's range,
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In
the
$ Companies
104%
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Deferred
§ Negotiability
99%
98
100%
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Jan-July
3As
and
83%
103 %
Feb-Aug
1996
ref
83%
103
Jan-July
96'%
90
95
June-Dec
1980
&
—
99%
April-Oct
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1994
„
88'%
Whirlpool
63
91
78
__
89'A
83'%
79%
—
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First
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
89
87
95
95%
88%
82%
„
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1969
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
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1967—
128%
89%
56
90'A
88%
—
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5s
153
61
—
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1996
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debs
Western Pacific RR Co
83%
109%
50
42
83'%
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5%s
75%
131'A
„
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Jan-July
1983
94'A
93'%
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F
11
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82
82%
98'A
__
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91%
80
93»A
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series
first consol gold 5s
coll tr 4%s 1988—
1976
1
82%
—
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777/a
73
4
99'A
85 Va
2%s
series
75%
72
1
93
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—
2%s
V-4s
8
60
mortgage
mortgage
Ry
1978
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&
Penn
95%
4
137
91%
98 %
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Map-Nov
'75__June-Dec
A
1978
81%
101
85
—
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West
81 %
—
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93
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£
ser
4'As
72
94%
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—
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81%
65
92%
92%
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Mar-Sept
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75'
l
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—
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13
—
81%
„
—
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April-Oct
88%
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„
Jan-July
1972
83%
88
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68
88
68
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137
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1971™
1975
debentures
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106
95%
1976—Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
C
1973
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3%s
88
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88
88
—
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3%s
87
85'%
H 1980__Mar-Sept
3%s
1970
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—
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f
15
84'A
74
June-Dec
1972
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San
19
81
84
90%
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Lighting
91%
94
„
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83
74 Va
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.
:
debentures
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Southern
First
80 %
;
15
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1985
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3%s
98'A 100%
:
■
93%
79
90
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„
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subord
Westinghouse
1979
debentures
2%s
of
West
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2%s
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Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
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90%
—
ser
1st
1979
2%s
Oil
1980
2%s debs 1970
s
Terminal
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
99%
—Map-Nov
4s
Washington
103%
90
--
83%
96%
1971—Map-Nov
1867-
Westchester
87
494
—
79'/a
1
ser
P'irst
120
83%
94'%
3%s
mortgage & refund 3%s
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Smith-Corona
27%s
debentures
Electric
General
11
97%
*91%
—
124 Va
2
mtge 2%s
Warren
110
87
107%
82%
99%
Gen
94%
87'A
--
76%
82%
Gen
104%
87
120
70
81 Ve
75
99%
mtge 2%s
Wabash
Corp—
debentures
118% 120
refund
1st
100
102
103
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
120
refund
First
102%
15
103
1983—Feb-Aug
1979
9
75%
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
102'A
100
76%
73%
99%
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1961
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1st
87%
99%
16
99 Va
11
and
6s
101
Feb-Aug
1977
77%
76%
Feb-Aug
85 V#
72
First and
77%
85
82%
—
80%
99%
77%
June-Deo
1982
America
subord
conv
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96%
86%
100%
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1974
Corp—
ctfs 4%s 1968
Corp
conv
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93
118 Va
76%
—
100
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1985—Jan-July
Co—
4%s
Corp—
debentures
3%s
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trust
Steel
conv
Vendo
Co—
Pipe
Skelly Oil
140
„
84
81%
97%
„
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Pacific—
1st
June-Dec
Co
93
87%
113
*96%
*76'A
Mar-Sept
1980—
1966
1972
&
110
—
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debs
2%s
debs
conv
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5%s
subord
Shamrock
5%s
1980
Rubber
conv
Service
•
B
Sons
subordinated
Seiberling
Jan-July
80
93
*91'% 104
111%
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87
76%
/
„
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E
Works
Participating
Vanadium
3%s
893A
C
ser
fund debentures 1973
trust 4%s 1977
2%s
Steel
85
78
78%
__
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3%s
trust
coll
States
45
81%
1990—ApriZ-Oct
M
debentures
United
67 %
105%
92%
trust
debentures
United
*79
•
May-Nov
1971
1977
Acceptance
4%s
Sears
1989
4s
1974
4%s
5s
gtd
f
s
Rubber
72%
Co—
series
debentures
f
Seaboard
3s
1st
S
77
*91
April-Oct
debentures
conv
mortgage
s
4%s
U
68
*80
—
June-Dec
1968
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
3%s
77
mtge &
66'A
*86%
May-ZVou
certificates Nov
RR
Depot 3%s
New
Paper
Seaboard
71%
71
1st
5
66
138
102%
97 Ve
coll
&
9
—
108
91
debentures
sinking
68%
'
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88
f
s
mtge
67
*76
81%
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90%
175
24
1977
coll
Ry—
1989
&
&
66 3A
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104%
85%
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s
mtge
68%
•
128%
104%
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Corp
mtge
64
70
120
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127%
90
95%
3%s series
of
Co
debentures
Gas
2%s
1997
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certificates
Duluth
&
Paul
70
84 %
87
85%
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84
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■
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93 Va
80
94%
4'As
1st
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series B 1980
debs series A Jan 2006
income
Paul
gold 5s
80%
104%
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gold 5s 2000
tr
RR
92
'
Second 4s
St
1st
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
1996
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First
1971—
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mtge inc 4%s
mtge
A5s
Bt
6s
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
1st
series
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
3s
12
*103
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1982_
Car
Biscuit
3%s
1st
Saguenay
91%
1970—AprZZ-Oct
of California
Oil
3%s
*86
91
91%
85'/a
Orleans
coll
105
85%
90
85
*84%
June-Dec
1968
mtge
Union
127%
99%
__
♦89%
——
V
Jan-July
1977
*101
——
95%
89%
10
*90
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
United
Mar-Sept
90
87%
91%
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94
90
3
100
91 >/a
*89%
91%
RR—
of
Co
debentures
Union
92%
90%
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—
conv
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96'A
—
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86 Ve
87
94
3'As series B
first
New
102%
80
96%
85
~
6
99
June-Dec
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Trl-Continental Corp 2%s debs
ii„
.
92
109
95
78%
13
refund
of
92'A
75
♦94%
June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs
93%
58 Va
—
♦85
RR
101%
91%
Pacific-Missouri
Term
104
91'A
99
*87%
85
and
94%
Map-Nov
M
Texas
93%
80
957/a
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98'A
80%
85
100Va 101%
__
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refund
Pacific
99
*
Friday's
A Bonds
year's range,
impaired
reported
Act,
bid
or
and
selling
by
maturity.
'
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
securities assumed by such companies.
ask
prices;
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range,
noj
re
Ex-coupon.
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no
sales
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reorganized under Section 77
transacted during current week.
being
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...
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In th
efollowing extensive list
the
cn
and
American
Stock
we
Exchange for
ending Friday, Oct. 28.
Last
Sale Price
Par
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles &
Class
A
Corp
Mfg Corp
class
Construction
Precision
Wire
For
Co^
Products
*
Inc__
Stock
week
stock or bond in which
beginning
Monday,
of the
Oct.
1
1G
L,OW
1%
1 Va
6,000
see page
33.
67/a
3
intended
7%
7,700
3'/a
800
12'A
200
to
27/o July
1% Oct
Last
Jan
3%
57/8 May
3
12'A
every
Plastics
whether
current year,
security
Sep
Aero
Oct
5%
Jan
Agnew
21'%
Jan
Aid
Supply
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
High
4'% May
107/a
Aug
6%
7%
1,700
1
44 %
41'/a
45'A
12,500
41%
Oct
72'% May
.—1
7'/a
6'A
7%
4,800
6'A
Oct
10%
1
Corp
—
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Surpass Shoe
Investment
for Week
7'A
3%
4
4,100
3 V<
Oct
—
Oct
Sales
Range
10c
Corp
Manufacturing
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Admiral
Jan
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Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
5
include
dealings have occurred during the
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.200
12 V4
is
STOCKS
Shares
3'/a
7'A
any
Range for Week Ending Oct. 28.
for Week
3
3
and
Sales
Range
1%
-
itself
Exchange
Aeronca
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LI
24,
American
^
—
footnotes,
Week's
of Prices
Low
10c
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the
complete report of the transactions
3
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Acme
Acme
A
a
It is compiled from the report
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
furnish
Va
141%
37
84%
83
112%
90%
Orleans
and
&
99% 100'A
84%
85%
Jan-July
1979
St
M
United
1983_:
1972
impt M 4s series C 2019
refund
General
99%
Jan-July
1980
of
and
Texas
93
Jan-July
May-ZVoy
1979
notes
New
51
100
May-Nou
notes
First
85%
75%
__
&
99% 100 Va
*98
78 Ve
76'A
98
84%
High
70%
Inc—
First
160%
82
1
Texas
95%
104%
••
mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
5%s conv debs 1977
McBee
85%
90%
Jan-July
-
1966
1971
and impt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
97 Va
102
*82%
„
Jan-July
Aircraft
Royal
4
__
—
*79%
__
Jan-July
Electric -Corp—
&
D
94%
91 Va
299
99'/a
Mar-Sept
1973
Assn
and
126
122
Jan-July
1973
Refund
1st
:
Corp—
Gas
Refund
98
Corp—
—
1982
debs
1st mtge 6s
notes
RR
6
125%
2%s 1971—Map-Nov
4'As
3%s
conv
senior
Terminal
120
90
35
—
84 %
Feb-Aug
1978—:—,
serial
*160%
Jan-July
1978
series
*%s
5 % %
80
Low
75
100 Va
Jan-July
debentures
(James)
senior
capital
Union
series
conv
84%
bonds—
4Vas
Oil
*102%
—
97 Va
94%
—
April-Oct
;
Power
5s
2%s
Jan. 1
No.
April-Oct
;
(Ohio)
debentures
5 %s
122%
112%
Co
&
2%s
74%
Range Sinoe
Sold
High
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
conv
debentures
Transit Inc
Talcott
84
107
Co
3%s
Texas
1983_April-Oct
1964_-
1975
4%s
Rochester
8
Mar-Sept
5 Vis
4%s
84
94Va
June-Dec
Electric
adjustment
Richfield
114%
3 Vis 1968_Jan-JuZj/
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—Jime-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
debentures
Rhine-Westphalia
Debt
113
Swift
100%
80
__
103
Bonds
June-Dec
1983
1974
Chemical
Sunace
94%
„81
—
115%
94%
96%
84
__
—
—
96%
98
—
__
113
mortgage
1977
2%s
Mfg
100%
Oil
1984
4%s
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
71
90%
90%
91
-
5
115
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem
95Va
*84%
69
2
—
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Aprll-Ocf
1983
(N J)
debentures
Stauifer
v'
1972—
debentures
Oats
2
,Vi:
97%
*84
__
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Juue-Dec
debentures
Quaker
70%
94
*100
__
Mar-Sept
—
Co—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
3Vas debentures 1975
4%s
93
,
Oil
debs
California
debentures
Standard
94%
88
95%
May-Noy
and
First
89
1
70%
Jan-July
1963
and
First
3%s
Electric
debentures
3
90 %
114%
Gamble
Service
(Indiana)
Standard
98%
90%
94
May-Nov
Oil
2%s
"94
„
_J
bond
&
1983
of
4 %s
98%
90
—_—April-Oct
3s
2
90%
Mar-Sept
1973—
Co
98%
or
Sale Price
Map-Nov
subord
conv
Oil
•
—
Feb-Aug
1970
1986-
Electric
Called
Public
1962—
B
2%s
Line
debentures
conv
Procter
series
5s
Pipe
f
s
98%
98%
—
98%
__
■,
series A 1970
June-Dec
series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964-—May-ZVou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
—ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
Plantation
5s
Standard
*98%
—
1964_May-Nov
5s
1st
Inc
1985
1983
Standard
5s
General
Debentures
3Vas
114%
♦72%
1963-Feb-Auff
guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Interest
Exchange
103%
917/a
475
BONDS
New York Stock
High
98
♦as
—
'
~
Friday's
Low
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s sf debs 1979
June-Deo
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Week's Range
Last
Last
29
Tnc
1
3'A
Xl9'/a Xl9'/a
#
Stores
Discount
4
200
4'A
1.400
37/a
/
18
3%
Jun
Oct
Jun
7
Jan
22
Jan
6lA
Jan
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Chronicle
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Rancor Week Ended October 28)
Friday
Range
Low
Par
5%
Alaska
Amer
All
Jan
23%
1,100
21
Sep
42%
Jan
80
80%
100
80
Oct
86 J%
Jan
5%
5,200
6 Va
Jan
4%
Oct
149
86%
3% July
Electric
California
Aug
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
8%
8%
-
6%
*
8 »/2
6%
7
3%
Engineering
3%
Pictures Corp..
300
July
12 Va
Aug
Canada
Bread
10%
Jan
Canada
Cement
4 J/4
Jan
3 Va
400
5 J/2
5
Oil
Oct
874 Aug
127a Mar
4% Mar
3.900
674 July
Canadian
Dredge
11%
12
300
15
July
Canadian
Homestead
8%
9
2,400
8%
Oct
177a
Aug
Canadian
10%
10 J/4
8,000
10J/4
Oct
17
47s
4%
11%
11%
pfd-100
1
77%
77%
77%
3%
3%
3%
20
45%
45
46
•
14%
14%
15%
3,600
i
io y8
8%
10%
26,100
25c
4%
3%
4 J/a
5,200
37a
a*
4%
4 J/2
4%
6,000
4 J/a
Oct
6
6
6%
14,300
6
Oct
14'%
26 %
200
22% Mar
27 J/4
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Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
*
.
Inc
Aluminum
Co of America S3.75
Ambassador
American
Oil
Corp
Book
Business
American
Co.
Systems Ine
Electronics
inc
American-Internet Aluminum
American
Israeli
American
American
600
23 %
150
74 Va
Jan
8174 Mar
3,000
3%
Sep
4%
Sep
900
4%
500
42
474
8 '%
50 J%
Apr
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
19Vi
Sep
19 J/4
Jun
6 J/4
12% Aug
8% Oct
Aug
Oct
Co_
Meter
-
12.M
•
.
26
26
39%
Petrofina
class A_
5%
5%
Seal-Kap Corp of D«L
10%
10%
4%
4%
Inc
1,000
39%
39
American
American
6 J/4 Mar
Sep
Feb
52
Oct
39
Jan
8,100
4%
Sep
77a
Jan
3,600
5%
11
10%
Oct
1678
Jan
Canadian
Mines &
Williston
American
5%
preferred
Products
Amurex
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Co
class
3274
Feb
Central
Maine
%
700
17a July
4,300
A Aug
27a
Jan
1
Jan
17
16
17
600
15
Jun
20
Aug
$1.40
ser
Andrea
11
11
12 J/4
3,100
11
Oct
22 J/4 July
$1.50
conv
5%
5%
500
5
4%
5
Radio
Corp
Amer Exploration Ltd
4.7#
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ocrp 'A* aha_S.4B
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken
Chemical
Anthony
Apollo
Armour
Fuel
Oil
Power
&
Arnold
Co
Associated
Amer
Jan
Aug
6
40
39%
40
6,800
34Va
Jan
40 Va
32
29 J/4
32
25,400
29%
Oct
Jan
94
29 J/2
2,300
15 %
Oct
2 J/4
2%
6,000
2'/4
Oct
4%
47a
800
i7ff
88,200
2%
2%
800
174
Jun
1 '/a
1J/4
15,700
1 Va
May
62,300
47a
Oct
874
Aug
13
Sep
117a
1% Mar
374
Oil
Inc.
—1
Co.
Stationers
-le
8%
3%
3 J/4
Co
•
Corp
Golfo
674
47a
~8%
10c
Chemical Industrial Products
Line
5%
10c
Supply.
Testing Labs
Research
57a
of America.
Gas
Coast
iff
7a
J1
Stores
Atlantic
%
6%
Jun
i*
Jan
9 J/8
Jan
Jun
flo
Sugar
52
37a
51
31%
-~9%,
30%
"""8,600
371/2
..
-
1%
51 ~.
1.000
52%
1
#p
2.800
18,800
.
,
Oct
3 Va
Circuit
Clark
Oct
H
Sep
Clayton
Club
AHas
11%
Jan
General
Atlas
Oct
12 J/4
Jan
3,500
Oct
15 J/a
Feb
25
Oct
4%
18 '/a
2174
20,600
Corp
Products Inc
5
May
3
12 Va Mar
7
5
Oct
574
2,700
67a
5%
1
7%
2,000
674
Sep
117a
100
4 J/4
Feb
57a
Avis
Inc
100
5
5
77a
A
Industrial
Avnet
87a
1,500
12
10c
Corp
Electronics
Ayshire
preferred—1
non-cum
class
g
Corp
Collieries
8
12%
300
14
157a
700
474 July
6c
Corp
15%
39%
3
40
400
Mining
Corp
Hosiery
8c
Lambert
16
Feb
1
18%
181/2
19 J/a
1,500
16
Mar
Securities Corp_
-lc
Banco de los Andes American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
50c
3%
3%
3%
6,100
Baldwin Rubber Co
Baldwin
Co
Barcelona
Tr
BarChris
Light & Power Ltd
•
Sand
&
Stone
Metals
Co
Diesel
Electric
Mining
New
"W*
4 J/a
Apr
Oct
217a
Feb
577a
15%
1374
16'/a
3,400
137a
Oct
57a
6%
300
57a
Oct
convertible class A
Bearings
1%
1 %
1%
5,300
1A
74
II
22,400
3,200
Beck
(AS)
6
6
_60e
Beau-Brummel
Bell
.7.50
Inc_.
374
37a
Ties.
Shoe
l
Belock Instrument
Inc
Watch
Co
-50c
1
Inc
Birdsboro
Corp
47%
16
(H C)
8c
Brooks
Boliack
37a
Co
27%
common.
4%
13%
Works Ine.
-20c
Traction Light ic Pwr or<L_*
Co.
Gas
(expire Nov
19)__
Oil
American
29%
2
Co
Sep
$1
Jun
Cott
American
500
57,100
47a
2,500
297a
297a
75
11
32
28J/2
30
2A
24,700
27
2774
4,500
Co
Distillers
Forman
Class
4%
B
Rubber
F
Co
(The)
l66%c
Corp.
6%
Buell
convertible
Burma
♦
**
preferred.
American
Burnell
&
Tobacco
Butler's
Calif
dep
For
67a
1,300
374
-900
To 7a
117a
3%
374
4
7J/4
77a
B
Sep
107a
Oct
391/2
Jan
4,400
11,700
1,300
19'A
Jun
Davega
100
Aug
Stores
37a May
5'A
Jun
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers
87a
Jan
Day Mines
Jan
Dayco
174
Oct
Oct
29%
Sep
32
<
i
3'/a
OCt
28
Sep
Hi May
25 J/4
Aug
3174
Feb
r
211
37
May
317a July
67a
D
Jan
Dennison
10
Mar
10'/a
Jan
39 'A Mar
Transit
8%
footnotes,
Dilbert's
3'/a
7 J/4
Aug
Dome Petroleum
8
Jan
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
Aug
Jan
7'%
77a
7'%
500
7 J/4
Oct
93/a Mar
2%
2
2 J/4
2
Oct
4'%
2'%
Dorr-Oliver
10
Jun
11
May
Mar
$2
Drilling
&
11,000
10,800
6 J/a
Oct
9
17a
Jun
3% Aug
7 J/4
Jan
167a
Oct
Oct
13%
Oct
237a
Jan
Duraloy
(The)
37.
Jan
Durham
Hosiery
4,900
300
5,800
10c
2%
2%
27a
7,900
Oct
73/4
Jan
6'/a
6'%
12,500
Mar
97a
Aug
%
67o
%
1,000
%"
38'%
,
38%
38'%
874
9%
4
%
200
/
32
1
Aug
-
9%
Jan
■
8'/a
2,200
Jan
A Apr
12
13% Aug
2% May
A Jan
Oct
Driver
Harris
39
Oct
177a
15
15
200
-
197a
197a
100
/ 6'%
..67a
-
137a
700
Jan
-
Jan
'
53%
17'%
Power
>
•
Jan
Apr
183/a
Jan
16'%
Oct
18'/4 Mar
>.
:
Feb
197a
Oct
87a
Jan
97a
:
Sep
8
?
8
174
7
10,300
18,900
I9J/8
"9%
58
Jun
3'%
3,800
Jan
46'%
46'/a
Jan
8 '/a
Apr
Jun
9
4O0
3
Aug
25J/4 July X
6% Sep
1,200
60
'274
274
Jun
l3/4
1,000
:
17a
29'%
27
117a
Feb
-
5'%
16'%
2
17s
•
574
300
Jan
63'%
Oct
23/4
Oct
53/4
Jan
5
16'%
100
2'/a
38,100
20
427a
-
Aug
8'%
Jan
21
53
16 V8 Mar
•'
"
7a May '.
70
397a
1
25,400
20
Oct
-18 '/a
Jan
,27a Aug
41
69
48'% Mar
Mar
Aug
9
9
200
9
Oct
19'%
9
~9%
10
3,600
9
Oct
191/4 May
97a
1,400
8'%
Oct
18 78
8 Va
8'%
Jun
7%
Aug
Oct"
123%
Jan
10'%
Aug
678
Jan
97a
Apr
147a
13 »/a
Feb
la3/*
Apr
4'%
Apr
8'%
31% July
4U
Oct
•
I
1
4
A
9
147a
50
7'%
77a
6,900
4 A
47a
1,500
32%
70
32!%
0ct
35i%
Apr
800
87a
Oct
12
Jan
2 J/4
Oct
'
87a
21/4
247a
247a
9
2'%
26
.
•
800
2,100
•
-
18 J/4 May 1
135
~974
~S74
10 '/a
8 J/4
8'%
1
_4 7a
47a
5
_25c
%
A
com__10o
7J/4
91/4
1
3,400
700
Jan
1
3'/a
28'/a
143
Sep
Jan
Jun
July
93/4
Oct
1474
Feb
8'/j
Oct
147a
Jan
3,200
474 May
%
10,700
'% May
71/4
8
700
7J/4
Oct
117a May
9 J/4
97a
700
9'%
Jan
10% May
47a May
6'% Aug
123/4 May
147a Jan
lOa
Research
,
32'%
",77a
15
20c
com
774
10
107a
10
11
1,200
107s
Sep
97a
11
7,200
97a
Oct
8'/4 Mar
l'/a
Jan
2 %
614
6*1
3,700
93%
Jan
•
ord
Chemical
Co
May
6Va
5
17'%
17
17%
400
15%
Oct
203%
Feb
11
1074
11
700
103/4
Oct
167a
1,200
12%
Sep
167a
Feb
9 '/a Mar
101/4
Jan
2,400
8% May
113/4 July
28'% Mar
stock—_I*
Co
Ltd™
Ltd.
67a
13
•
'/4
13 J/4
•
6A
Jun
Feb
1/7.50
974
~9 %
"974
3174
3174
3174
100
1
8'%
8'A
87a
2,000
8
Oct
133/4
HIII
9%
87a
9'/a
7,600
8
Jun
107a
Jan
44i%
45%
100
Oct
47'/a
Jan
257a
267a
5,700
331/4
Jan
.
•
71*
Co
__H
1
26%
9%
9
44i%
23'% May
33
July
Jan
9'/4
6,800
1
107o
107a
il'/4
3,600
•
Co
117
Co
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
49'%
48'%
49'%
900
41% Mar
53
May
3'A
■3%
100
3'/a Mar
4
A Aug
Co
class
,
B
common
4'%
1,400
4
Oct
63%
Jan
4% July
6%
Jan
loa
1
•
67a July
4
10'/a
Sep
26
5
Drug Fair-Community Drug..
Duke
•
Jan
193%
Oct
14
50c
Exploration
%
147a
6%
III100
preferred
77a
12%
500
1,500
.•
Dorsey (The)
Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
A
157a
Sep
67a
33/4 Mar
167a May
167a May
~I~~_1
.Hoc
.
common
6 »/a
137a
163/4
.32.50
Inc
%
12
77a
Jun
1,800
A
Coal
Textile
7%
15%
Jun
Jun
ll'/a
3,200
Co Ltd
Dominion
3# 6d
14%
2'/a
5'%
1,900
674
Ltd
&
Jan
Jan
Jun
15%
3,100
9,200
578
12
j
7%
Jun
12
•
27a
57a
1274
6%
2J%
574
12
:77a
Products
&
Tar &
Feb
1,800
Feb
Jan
6 '/a
Corp
Dominion
16 J/4
23/4
61,900
-7'/a
dep rets ord reg
Chemical
Jan
7
9
Amer
19'A
37a
pref
Supermkts
Bridge
31/4 Mar
Sep
27a July
107a Oct
Tan
21/2
Jan
7 Va
preferred
Dixon
Jan
"2%
Sep
57a
6'%
Manufacturing.:
Quality
1st
Diversey
3%
1
Sep
Jun
33/a
Distillers Co Ltd—
Jan
87a
1,000
8c
Jan
Jun
97s
9'%
147a
77a
Inc.
Industrial
151/4
Sep
6 V2 Apr
Apr
33.
Jun
20
-
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Jan
17a May
127a Oct
95/8
Gasket
Detroit
Jun
10'/a
A
Productions
9'/a
8 J/4
see page
4
35
Jun
Oct
^.00
;
stock
16 J/2
10 Va
l
67a
77a
500
Inc
class
177a
300
9%
Mfg
debenture
Feb
400
400
23'% Mar
1,800
13,100
IIsoc
common—.
;
Sep
2,800
13
153/4 May
77a
..IIIHI*
a!_I_*
System Inc cl A
July
10 J/4
12
17a
127a
class
Dejay Stores
Jan
C
Corp
Oct
87a
12%
2,200
8'/a
8'%
Oct
\19%. sApr v
Oct
2078
common. 1
Inc
Feb
Si
47
1074
Ltd
29
1
Corp
4 J/a
17a
12%e
Corp
Aviatiop Inc
27%
July'O
Jun
173/a
Apr
50c
Daitch Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Feb
81/2
Corp
11 J/4
7'%
2.50
viass
94
101/4
Inc
10 J/4
300
Jan
137a
"
common
25c
Son
2,600
26'%
fv
:
Feb
1%
.2.50
rets ord shares
147a
11%
lOo
common
Corporation
Aug
8%
-1
Inc
Edmonton
Eastern
11%
137a
Sep
77a
•
3874
Ltd—
Co
Shoe
de
674
37a
Oct
117a
1
Co
317a
_1
Corp.
Mnrrougns (JP) de
fcnrry Biscuit Corp
Calgary
1,000
Oct
15'/a
Apr
25c
Oct
.10
(The) Company
Mines
600
63/4
1,500
Jun
$1.12 preferred
Cuban American Oil Co..
10 J/4
serial preferred
& Machine Co
Bunker Hill
18,700
7%
1
Die
Buffalo-Eclipse
6\l
11 J/4
•
__
Budget Finance Plan common..
60c
6%
1
class B_
12%
131/4
107a
30c
Company
Buckeye
11 J/a
13
12
com_30c
10
Mills Ltd
S
A
preferred
Brown
Bruck
B
1
cl
common
20,900
24,900
1'%
Sep
7%
67a
|1
12,300
77a
16 J/4
5'/a
Jun
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Brown Company
Brown
800
14'%
17'%
87a
Detroit
327a
Jan
1% Aug
Apr
1,600
25%
Co
May
7U Aug
32
53/4
3%
7'%
partic—*
Drug
2674
9,300
1,100
37a May
600
8,400
8,700
Crystal Oil & Land Co
a
47a
Jan
6%
class
"l%
Mar
5'%
5%
27a
2,200
Crown
Laboratories
47a
"9%
1,200
3,100
174
Jan
Manufacturing Co
10
Oct
Aug
Oct,
8'/a
18'%
Jan
Cutter
29,800
Jun
101%
~6%
Aug
Curtis
131/2
Jun
11%
"
1A
13 J/4
Jan
941/4
163/b
•
Feb
Aug
87a
l
~~ 7 '
-
9 J/2 Mar
1078
Feb
Oct
Jan
177a
487a
Class
Oct
331/4
237a
63%
31%
37a
*
Ltd—
6 J/2
8
Petroleum
27'%
•
6% May
16
-97a
8,800
117a
1.50 ;
Oct
1,300
8,300
9'%
13
147a
Jun
£1
Amer
*
■:
.
July
11,600
12%
67a
'
a
8'/a
291/a
Oct
Jun
•
3
28%
Oct 4
16%
Jan
"
37a
26%
3%
23'%
1,100
1%
Feb
437a
17®
1
1,900
x27
l3/a
51% Mar
Oct
15'/a
Crowley Milner 8c Co—i
Apr
*74: Oct
•
3 Va May
■20%
14,500
l'/a
77a
20
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Cuban
Oct
50,600
37a
13'%
American dep receipts (ord reg)
51
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Petroleum
5
Oct
Feb
28%. Jan
774
1%
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)_____H5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
23
6
Jan
Jun
27a
3
Jan
£1
British
~8%
Oct
16
Aug'
97a
8
Tobacco—
32%
8J%
Jan
dep rets ord registered
•
11 J/4
87a
Oct
dep rets ord bearer
Power
1174
37a
Amer
Columbia
17
6
Amer
Bruish
3274
la/8
207o
cl A voting.*
Beverage Corp
Desilu
British
5'%
17a
Apr
Feb
Apr
36'%
5,200
167a
28'/a
57a Mar
ll'/a
27,800
23'%
9
28'% May
1,100
11
37a
24'%
574
Oct
U July
.
1,700
31%
26'%
Creole
17 J/a
...
13,500
20'A
167a
loc
.
Courtaulds
:
67a
500
74
74
10c
1,000
2
27%
21
1
Inc_
2,500
A
Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd—_
11%'
20 %
10,800
367a
l
4i/g
47a
29%
11%
33'%
/
207a
1
Corp.
8%
~1%
4%
1
11%
—1.25
Cubic
1
Brniu
British
150
Jan
97a
33'%
*
7a
tt
36
1
Inc
14
.100
.1.50
Corp
Rights
2,800
941/4
27%
Inc.
Bridgeport
7,700
77a
7s
600
1
~57a
A
37a
Brad Foote Gear
Breeze
1674
21
67a
Crane
107a
30 %
Oct
Jan
Oct
Apr
Jan
25% Mar
:
1
•
Feb
Jan
7 »/8 May
15'%
•
-
Oct
6'%
3%
44'/a May
13% Feb
Oct
27'%
1%
1074
11 %
21'% July
1J/4 Aug
% Jun
4'%
Aug
25'%
6 %
Engineering
Corroon
Oct
83
100
-
81/2
Co.
prior preferred
Brazilian
6%
20 J/2
Inc
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
1,000
4
(S)
Bobbie
600
200
471/4
14%
6%
—3
Blumenthal
8%
1074
47
1
Blauner's
5%%
8
100
10%
-25
Corp
Benrus
Bickford's
8
Corp
Telephone of Canada..
8c
Distilling Ltd
non-voting
Cr,ro Inc
10% Mar
.600
.25c
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common.
(H)
Class B
25'% Mar
6%
7 »/a
25 'A
Jan
125
18%
.
Feb
15%
73i/4
Aug
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
17a
200
100
1,500
•
Ltd
Ltd
Oct
35,600
807a
_10c
;
Smelt
74
32,600
Corp
Baruch-Foster
6%
7
Aug
Jan
1
Corp
&
Pacific
Jan
1974
70
50o
8
30%
Jan
12%
10
Sep
151/4
63'%
22J/4
25c
Corby
25
50
26'/a
5
Cooper-Jarrett
19
23/4
117a
1
Co
Jan
29%
543/4
25'%
1
Jan
4,200
Feb
Oct
22%
1
Jan
}
Engineering Co
Barry Wright Corp.
Candy
7
"7a
Mar
l'/4
1174
•
Inc
4
l
Construction
Barnes
Barton's
7
"%
Jun
21
31 '/a
221/4
•
Corp of America
5%
"%
80
80
10c
Equipment Co
Electronics
Oct
25
67'%
1
Oils vtc
Consolidated
Apr
25 V«
67'%
4
-
3%
A
8,400
1
.
Manufacturing
Products
Farm
;
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
8
25,500
17a
10
Industries
July
4674
17a
10
Sep
10%
1
Co
Commercial
5
417a
17a
37a
Co
Continental
550
431/a
14
Oct
1
Aviation
15,500
5'%
lc
Continental
5'/2
674 Mar
7,700
_25c
Construction Products class
Continental Air Lines Inc
1'7%
6% Mar
4,300
2374
Co
Sep
5 J/a
Jan
200
5%
__10c
Corp
Jun
161/4
57a
"574
14
J/4
1
23 %
5 is.
A Aug
14%
1
:
.
17
16 %
Jan
Feb
2
:
Corp—;
Jan
1
Inc
Sep
Feb
99'%
5'/a
3
7
1
Industries
Oct
47'%
90
2
Jan
Baker
59%
1031/4
600
5
Jun
Bailey 8c Selburn Oil 8c Gas class A
Feb
Oct
5'/a
14
1
Consoliadted
Jan
83/a
4%
~574
574
2.50
6
51 J/4
Jan
10
14
Aug
28 J%
1
;!
Oct
37 J/a
Sep
Oct
•
77a
13'A May
Apr
II Va
'%
•
Continental
Avien
Jan
15
200
100'% 101'%.
100
Inc
Caribbean
Consol
Jan
1%
Jan
59'%
58
58 J/2
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to *65_1
9Va July
Oct
Sep
Jan
Jan
478
478
pref__100
pfd
'%
14
July
1
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Jan
474
8
21
1
»
Community Public Service
Jan
43%
1
1
com
5
3.50%
Colonial
I8J/4 Mar
4 J/a
20%
Corp
Non-voting
1%
5,000
—l
inc
Aurora
Steel
61,000
4%
Inc
Plastics
11/2
14%
4 J/2
1%
Inc.
Audion-Emenee
Automatic
1%
13%
13%
warrants
Industries,
Devices
4,800
5%
1
10
Sewing Centers
Audio
51/2
5
pesos
.100
Corp option
Atlas
Oil
Commercial
Corp
7a
11%
%
:
Sep
73/a
Aug
Oct
1
Colonial
Consolidated Mining 8c
Development
A
8
2,000
Corp
Aluminum
Cohu
Jan
4'% July
-
3,200
4,900
Inc
Cockshutt
Jun
27a
8,600
9,000
8'/a
1,400
*
Corporation
Coastal
Sep
58 V2
:
5
A
8
9%
Ltd
Co
Foil
Clopay
Jun
47a
1
Manufacturing
Clary Corporation
Jan
"66
Oct
307a
8,300
Inc.:
Clarostat
Jan
5
12 Va
Co..
Controller
Claussner
Aug
17a
117a
Jan
7e
pref
Consolidated
Cinerama
Jan
8 »/2
47a Aug
Industries—
Laundries
Atlantic
Chief
Aug
15%
Jun
12'/4
1
Feb
87a
40e
reg.
8c
Electric
Chromalloy
Feb
17%
2%
4%
16%
47a
Oct
9 '/a
Corp common
Investors
Christiana
Sep
Jun
63/4
117a
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
38 J/2 May
8674
100
37a
13,200
16
Corp
conv
Cherry-Burrell
Sep
1,600
87a
9'/a
preferred
Century
Charter Oil
Aug
4
Electric
del
12
95%
6% May
85 Va
340
1
Associated
Atlas
1,400
Co
Associated
Atlantica
8%
92'%
preferred
Food
Atco
7%
41/4
117a
Chamberlin Co of America
7 J/a May
91%
B
Century
557a May
Sep
1.50
Corp Ltd
dep rets
Associated
Jan
3 J/4
pfd—100
Light 4.72 pfd
Associated
Associated
227a
900
8%
Aluminum
Oil
23,200
3%
Corp
8c
convertible
Asamera
38 J/2
3 J/4
warrants
Altex
35c
33%
3%
Inc_
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
36%
1
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas
Jan
May
Jan
20c
Corp
Inc
Industries
6%
7 J/8
47a
3,300
1
Pilm
8c
Pools
~4%
May
Jun
574 Mar
Anglo
8%
Jan
61S
7i%
5
Light 4%
Central Securities
Anchor Post Protracts.
Jan
I %
4'/a
1
Corp
&
14 3%
Jun
77b
4
•
Power
Power
A Feb
4%
10
Instruments
Central
Jan
Jun
5
July
7a
8,800
1
America
Hadley
%
2
A
Mines
Cenco
Apr
35'%
26
Jun
Jan
13,800
—60
Co
29
A
14
A
Corp
(AM)
of
2
474
1
Casco
&
Jun
July
47a
Light $5 pfd
—•
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Castle
Corp
18,300
~~H "74
8'/a
Co
Apr
23
6 J/2
5.50
47a
"3
~27a
27a
Jan
Jan
73/s Aug
4'/a Sep
25'% Aug
1
Co
400
31
31
Writing Paper
partic
Kennedy
Carreras Ltd Amer
Jun
3%
341/4
Oct
~~\k
Corp
Carolina Power &
4
100
July
4is Mar
374
24'%
pfd__10
Minerals
700
4%
Oils Ltd
Canadian
Catalln
24%
327a
22,200
2.50
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
(JW)
3 Va
.
150
A
6
*
Ltd
Carter
1,800
3A
•
Ltd
Gas
Petrofina
&
3
Jun
1
Canadian
Carey Baxter
50% May
57
100
Ltd
Canal-Randolph
Jan
Jun
327a
Co
Marconi
Northwest
45
52
1
Javelin
Can
950
100
A
vtc_l
Ltd
Oct
47
54
574
Ltd
Industrial
Canadian
"3A
•
Oils Ltd—
Oil
Canadian
Central
American Thread
Dock
&
Husky
Carnation
50c
Manufacturing Oo
American
Jan
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
MARC Inc
American
-Jun
10 J/4
4% Aug
1074 Sep
12,200
5
4%
4y8
Beverage Corp.
American
American
11%
Mar
10
59
20
87a
10
convertible preferred
Inc
Control Co
21% July
54'% May
46
327a
common
Petroleums
Southern
Canada
18'/a Mar
*
Ltd
Co
preference
High
3,900
200
1
Ltd
Co
57
5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
6'/a %
Low
187a
54
47
1
Insurance
Fire
6% May
6
4,000
26,500
10
9%
Allied
<*»
& Gas Co
Calvan Consol
July
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18'A
54 J/4
50
50
50
preferred
$3.00
72
88
Low
18'A
1
Power common
Camden
¥—
Kunstzlde H
Artists
5%%
Alsco
82
dep rcte Amer
American
Allied
75
22%
23 Va
Alleghany Corp warranta.
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Alliance Tire 8c Rubber class
Allied
86
4
Inc_—
Airlines
Algemene
Sep
85%
—100
preferred
135
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
20
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
149
149
Southern
Alabama Power 4.20* preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Oo common
10
Great
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Priee
Exchange
American Stock
Alabama
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
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Oct
387a
Jan
10
Oct
11%
Oct
;
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Volume
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
Duro
Test
Duval
Corp
Sulphur
Potash
&
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern
Freightways
Inc
Malleable
Eastern
Eastern
States
.
$7
preferred
preferred
A
series
$6
Edo
Mines
and
Bond
—
13,000
48,600
Co
35 y2
Jan
Oct
153/8
Sep
International
Breweries
26%
Jan
International
Holdings
Corp
8%
Feb
19ya May
1% Feb
Camera
&
1 % May
21
3,200
20
3%
3%
Sep
3% May
July
1
99
•
Sep
k
12 %
Oct
4%
7-
Iron rite
6%
700
7
Oct
11%
Jan
Jeannette
6%
(Jet
12%
Jan
,
Falcon
shs
Seaboard
11%
Oct
123/4
b/4
Apr
14%
Oct
Kaiser
A
Feb
%
Feb
1
151%
Kansas
Jun
17
Mar
12
Jan
30% July
Feb
110%
52,000
145 Va 162
2013/4 Aug
Katz
Felmont
class
Petroleum
Flying
(MH)
Tiger
Corp
if
Co
•
Jan
8
Jun
Aug
Jun
11% Mar
4%
5%
19,300
4%
Oct
lO'A
Jan
Klion
(H
13%
13%
100
13%
Jun
18
Feb
Knott
Hotels
13%
Jan
Kobacker
181 y4
Jan
Kratter (The)
••*
10
5,900
400
July
8
112 * ' 116
112
9
123/a
12 3/4
16,300
11%
12 3/a
XlO
"
4,400
•
6%
Jun
Jan
3 3/2
3%
7%
.V
Oct
16%
Klein
.
Jun
Oct
14%
Sep
■
1%
Oct
2,100
8
~7%
12%
10
1,900
1%:-
(Geo A)
Gatineau
5%
5
Co
3 3/,
Aug
73/s
Co
Power
common-
Mfg
General
2
Mar
5
Co
Oct
83/s
Oct
39 y4
Feb
»
1
Development
Electric
American
ord
dep rets
Fireproofing
12 % v
—:■
.
(A C)
Gilchrist
Gray
Great
Jan
18
May
100
13,900
1,300
11/2
Oct
14%
5
22%
20%
23
2,000
20%
Oct
343/4 Mar1
Mines—
3
11/2
1%
1%
1,700
<
2 %
4 ye
Jun
16%
163/2
16'/a
17
400
4
Co—.
—
35%
35'%
36
500
323/.
9
100
83/4
9
'
—
-»'
11'/a
1,900
2 3/s
1%
——30
50c
Greer -Hydraulics
10 3/a
/
2 »/2
3,000
2
13/4
53/2
common__60o
A
19,200
2%
53/4
1%
Apr
5
50
3
23/4
Feb
Jun
8
J an
23/4
4,000
Oct
7%
,
Freehold
Gridoil
Leases
Guerdon
Industries
Warrants
B
Ot
Hall
Inc
Industries
j—-—_10c
—2
13/4
233/8
1
Inc—
6 3/4
Corporation
Harnischfeger Cor.p
HarLfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Hastings
Mfg
Inc
Hazeltine
Hebrew
Hecla
Co
Helena
Heller
4%
3<
4 3/a
6%
233/4
53/2
5
5%
5%
10c
A
21%
323A
Jan
8 3/8
Jan
39,600
Oct
Oct
May
43%
3,600
6%
Sep
Sep
61
2,800
4%
Jan
6 3/4
Oct
5y8
700
500
•;%
8%
Jun
Va July
4%
65
.
Oct
Inc
new
Sep
31%
Jun
4%
Apr
9yi
Jan
Mirro
Oct
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
& Co 5'/a%
pfd
iooy2
100
36
Oct
41%
29
34
30,500
29
Oct
93 y»
Jan
102
Sep
Feb
77
Sep
99% 100%
220
100
10c
10c
3%
3%
3%
1,900
25c
1%
1%
1%
7,300
1
Inc
r-ayne
Hilton
Hoe
Class
&
preferred
Hofmann
Industries Inc
Holly Stores Inc..
Holophane Co
Class
25c
3
3
3V4
12,300
7%
—
.
—
Sep
73/4
Oct
33/4
Jan
6%
6%
7
1,100
6%
Oct
9 3/s
Jun
50c
3%
3%
3%
1,700
3%
Oct
25c "
1%
1%
l3/4
3,900
1%
Sep
7% July
2% Jan
20%
20%
22%
6,000
19%
Oct
313%
Jan
50c
1%
1%
13%
4,000
1'/«
July
2%
Aug
4
4
23/4 Mar
43%
Oct
Hosklns
Howell
&
v
Class
(The)
Electric
•
B
-54%
*
7%
G'6
128%
Co
com
_1
~8%
61
13%
2,000
7
Jun
123^
5
14%
Mt
33
130
150
30
180
38%
97%
10
32
115
8
14%
83/4
"300
1,200
Jun
*
393%
MPO
,
137
41
Murphy
Apr
99
30% May
8
Oct
38%
14
Jun
Mar
200
133/4
Sep
231/4
Apr
15
200
13%
Sep
22
Apr
Sep
12%
ll3/8
7,200
143%
Jun
5%
5%
Oct
6'%
4,400
4,200
91% July
3% July
5%
Muter
6,400
4 3%
Oct
500
15%
Jan
19
16
900
153%
Oct
26%
15%
6%
800
5%
6 3%
1,200
9%
93%
200
36 3/4
33'%
38 3%
8,700
333/2
Oct
2%
80,800
2 3%
Oct
23%
Tel
&
11%
633/4
Apr
Jan
73/fe
Jan
Sep
10
43%
100
7'%
150
6%
7i%
8
4,500
7%
163/4
17
113/4
133/4 Aug
May
4% July
Jan
32 3/4
22
73/2
Jan
Jan.
73/a
Feb
Oct
13%
Jun
Oct
16
241/2
Jan
4
600
Aug
7%
Apr
1%
3,000
11
11
9% May
175
4%
i %
4»%
Oct
2'/a
Jan
Oct
15 3/b
Jan
400
11
1053/4 Aug
65%
73
28,000
34%
Jan
23%
243%
6,800
23'%
Oct
243/s
Oct
15%
163%
10,700
15%
Sep
18 3/4
Sep
r»/4
185,500
aa
Sep
52%
17,100
503/2
50'%
A
543/.
423/4 July
Jan
13%
9%
13%
500
12'/a
Sep
13%
Oct
27
560
25
Oct
30
Apr
7,300
9
Oct
15
Aug
9%
9
83/4
83%
93/4
2,200
83/4
Oct
12%
Jan
14%
15%
2,200
14%
Oct
363/b
Jan
183%
16
18 %
1,800
16
Oct
273/4 July
2,100
1
1%
43%
1%
x%
~U
A
8,200
3%
13%
8,900
53%
3,400
4%
22
233%
31 y8
32
8'%
8'%
23
8%
-83%
7
7
133-
83/4
33/4
33/4
14
Oct
6% May
Sep
273/4 July
36'%
Sep
193/4
Jan
32'%
Aug
12%
..
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
1413/4
Oct
3% Aug
8%
J&n
60
4,000
May
13'/4
Jan
16
4,000
3/2
5,600
34%
Apr
Feb
90
Sep
273/4
J&n
100
14
'%
81
823/4
Apr
4,000
26,200
4
23%
Sep
83%
11,000
7
120% 1373/4
Sep
II1/4 May
17%
*
Sep
Feb
1%
Oct
8'%
7,100
13,600
,
211/4 Sep
26'/u Mar
600
273/4
Oct
Jan
20
4,300
•
8%
Oct
43/2
900
23
22
233/8
2'/»
1 '/a
% May
84%
l'/4
Jan
Sep
19'%
203A
2,900
193%
4'%
4%
2,000
4'%
Oct
9'/4
Feb
U 3/4
103%
123%
4,300
10 3/4
Oct
211/4
Jan
2%
2%
2'%
2,000
20'/4
1% May
400
10%
12
11%
9%
93%
500
33 3%
30%
343%
10,900
22
4%
325
300
Jun
4
12
12
12
19%
19%
203%
12%
13
9% July
Jan
5%
6%
Feb
Oct
20%
Jun
19% Jun
11% Aug
24'/8
143/4
33
Oct
35
Jan
Sep
July
7
Jun
5'%
300
5%
Jan
jun
Aug
11%
1,400
161/2
433/2
4
1,000
12'%
41/4 July
13'/b July
"
Feb
,
11%
13'/a
Jan
10'%
~5%
Feb
104
Aug
243%
300
Jun
95
11%
11»%
Sep
July
39
Jan
Jun
4
5
g'A
Jan
5
5»%
5,900
2%
400
2%
3%
2%
A
8,600
3/2
Sep
11/4
28 7%
333%
43,900
28%
Oct
593/4
Jan
18
Oct
393/8
Jan
8%
Jan
32'%
3
88
90
146
103/4
10%
7,100
3 3%
10,400
3
Oct
90
80
Feb
90
Jan
96
Sep
Jan
90
Oct
Jan
156
Aug
88
'.
11'A
*
51'/a
2 3/a
10 3% July
200
400
14,600
46
1,700
"33/4
141/4
14%
141/4
271/4
26%
271/2
Mar
Oct
14% Aug
53
July
2'/a Aug
Feb
33/4
3V2
Aug
4%
Jan
May
163/4
Jan
23% Aug
27'%
Oct
14
4
Jan
Feb
Oct
8%
Oct
15,000
4
May
6%
Feb
183/s
12,800
17
Sep
23 '/a
34
34
200
30
8
43/2
"9.
3,800
8%
Jan
Aug
34%
Sep
8'% Aug
14%
Jan
29
Oct
343/4
Jun
5
Oct
8%
Jan
9
91/4
1,000
29
29
5
8
4%
18
8
43%
18 3%
30'/2
600
5%
3,100
-83/2
200
8%
Sep
13%
Jan
600
8
Sep
12 3/4
Apr
3%
Oct
6'A
Jan
5
3/8
8'/a
8
8
3%
43/4
43/2
4,600
5
National
7
'
4%
6%
.5
71/4
341/4
21
36'/2
18'/a
23
"
6,700
21,000
900
23,400
"T
4%
Sep
63,4
Jan
6%
Oct
12 'A
Jan
2%
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
1—.—s
142
5,600
3%
1
Inc—
200
146
21/4
8
Inc—:
83'%
10
90
~3%
1
;
Jan
21»%
75
50'/4
23%
1
-5
2.50
10
50c
Jan
87'%
18
3'/4
88
•
1
—
Hess
Sep
263%
2.50
Corp
Bellas
Oct
Jan
500
12.50
Tel
Piston Ring Co
Industries
73%
8%
703/a
1
Milling—3
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
n
-1
National Casket Company
5
; National Company Inc
1
Napco
Jun
Oct
23'%
1%
Jan
5
7'%
17
Jan
53/4
11
7%
Oct
9 3% May
4%
43%
-
»
6%
Sep
163%
1
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
163A
i
Company
Nachman
43/4
16
4
Mills Inc
States
»
43/4
1
1
1
Company—
Muskogee Co
Oct
15
7
9%
203%
Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon
Oct
94
Co
Videotronics class
Murray
Oct
Jun
Oct
2,400
23%
._1
Muntz TV Inc
Feb
Jun
32%:
200
Diablo
Mountain
Jan
128.
Jan
321/4
73%
11
—
Mount Vernon
Jan
73%
33/4
Jan
1
1
preferred
6%
Jun
Jun
'15
5
For footnotes, see page 33.
Apr
7%
30%
2.50
Co——*
common—
483/4
4,300
97%
100
Motors
700
8%
38
commcn
Mfg
55%
7%
x31
7.50
(Harvey) Inc class A
200
Sep
8 3%
1
RR
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
Sep
2
1%
4,100
2%
100
100
"ctfs"—.—
Precision Industries
Chemical
Montrose
Sep
5%
1,400
A
preferred
Hubbell
11
800
2%
Hardart Baking Co
5%
Sep
63/s
^
pfd_100
4.80%
preferred series B„—
100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Jan
2
3,*Ud
93/8
Monongahela Power Co 4.40%
113/2 Mar
7%
—
-
clasa
(C°o
Hardart
12%
93/4
6%
—
A)
Oct
8y4 Mar
23/8
30'A
53/4
—•
—
Inc
Warrants
Monogram
Jan
2%
1
Hormel
&
800
6ya
63/4
5,300
Oct
5
J
Corp
Horn
Horn
10%
10%
Jan
;
Apr
2J%
pfd
Company
Airlines
Sep
Apr
23 % Mar
23%
50
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
173/4
Canada
Light 5%
of
Pwr &
Aluminum
Mohawk
Jan
7%
3
200
10%
10
53/2
Aug
6%
—-
B
&
8
10%
10
Jan
12% July
400
7%
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
---
Ltd
13%
50c
*
common
International
Co
13
.10
——;
Oil
13
1
Hoffman
Home
4,300
2.50
Co Inc
A
com
Corp
Supermarkets Inc
Hotels "warrants"
(R)
5%
1
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Aircraft
5%
Corp
Minnesota
58% July
67
31%
«
convertible
preferred
convertible
Jun
Mining
19
233%
Apr
26%
50c
Miller Wohl Co common
%%
Jan
i«%
5,300
153/4
5
2.50
Piping Co_.
Mill Factors Corp
4
Oct
24'/a
19'% Mar
400
9,700
203%
50o
Midwest
7% July
1,400
13 3%
17
21
Sep
3
203% July
~6%
10
1
1
Inc
Mid-West Abrasive
3%
40
100
20 y8
$1 conv preferred—*
20%
Hercules Galion Products Inc
5%
Midland Oil Corp
Jun
36
213/4
43/4
1
1
Corp
3,100
Herold Radio & Electronics
Hill's
Hone
Associates,
3,800
■■
Oct
27,500
20%
lOo
preferred
11,000
4% May
3% Oct
Hiller
6%
Micromatic
3%
*
2 3%
23%
163/4
5
Corp
8%
com.
Jan
25 '/a
2%
1
Inc
3%
5 %
&
Thermit
7%
21"%
Jftn
19%
Feb
53/4
1
3%
20%
A
Oct
17%
1
Mining Corp Ltd
8%
_*
A July
IO'/b
300
43/4
—1
Refrigerating Co
Microwave
Jun
\-10
6,800
18,800
10%
—1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Jan
1%
A
7'%
3
Co_
Extruders
Jan
123%
2%
—*
:
Inc
Mfg Co
&
Miami
3%
20
.A
26»%
Ltd
&
Jan
4% Mar
Oct
10%
28
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
6%
.
1% July
17
—*
1
Ine
25c
preferred
Helmerich
Metal
■„
Sep
4
Johnson
Merchants
Jan
22 Va
900
6,200
20 3/2
warrants
Merrill Island
Aug
-5
5,500
62%
5'/8
3
25%
2'%
7
Mesabi Iron Co
Aug
14%
2
'
Jan
Sep
73/2
2,400
-
Oct
18% Mar
1,400
4
Jun
59-y2
v.t
Specialities
Menasco
Jan
12%
I3/* May
14,800
1,000
6
2%
2 3/b
11%
2'%
Jan
2'/j
1%
2,200
203/4
10c
50o
Co
Inc_50c
—1
•
Kosher Foods
Corp
(WE)
%•
.
1%
Sep
4,900
23%
213/4
1
Inc
Maule-Industries
|j) Oct
Oct
l3/4
Sep
3i* Mar
2%
15%
class
Corp
Public Service
Mead
13% Mar
2%
"2%
2
Massey-Ferguson
f
10% May
.
Aug
9 Va Jun
15,200
83/4
Occ
1
-3,400
233/4
o-t
,,
5%
•
,j
Co
Rubinstein
Heli-Coil
—10c
300
3/B
A
4,000
42
t
Oct
17,800
10%
l3/4
8
22%
Feb
27
F
2,900
>2
13 %
Jan
6,100
2,600
18 Va
13% Aug
191%
Inc warrants
•*
Jan
ucc<<
22 3A
100
62
5%
2
Corp
National
Mining
53/2
62
—25
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc
9%
22'/8
1.
:
Light
Havana
Hazel
4%
_10
—
—
8 3/4
v*.
1%
■
9
363/2
———1
—.25c
Corporation
Lamp Co——
Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon
41
1
—
Harbor
Harn
9%
1
'
9%
3/8
'
9
;
6%
1
'3/2
10c
—50c
27
63/a
1 '/a
—
Industries
Industries—
Western
&
Gulton
H
——
States Land 0t
~6%
com—*-
27
2y2
li.
5
Films Company Inc__-—
§Guild
Gulf
class A
Inc
Jun
1
6,000
——
•
;
l'/e
1
,1A
„——a,—1
Products
Stores
Gull
9c
Company
Grocery
Jan
3,000
1
lo
Martin Co
Sep
193%
2
2.50
Co
Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Jan
23%
Oct
2%
30c
Mines—10c
Mangel
,
Griesedieck
"l%
1
33%c
Majestic
Apr
13
rl5/64
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
2% July
13
100
1
Magna
Jan
25
4,100
%
3/4
A
Maine
July
96
10
Lead
(The)
Airlines
Oct
July
2%
2 A
2%
10%
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Feb
3%
Silver
B)
(G
Mackey
Jun
23% Mar
200
233/4
Macke
July
19%
16
15%
37
78
.
25c
Corp
Mack Trucks
Jan
41
12 y2
133/4
Cdrp—_—
Ma( Fadden Publications Inc
Sep
1% July
22 3/4
13'%
Oct 24)—
& Exploration-.
Land
Friday
Lynch
Feb
Apr
20
133%
(expire
Lunkenheimer
8%
Oct
10% July
2 %i Jun
14,700
5 3/2
.23%
■
Lucky
Jan
31/4
■
17%
1
Service—
Gas
Louisiana
173/8 July
Feb
3,900
~
13% Mar
*
3A May
16% Sep
Producers
series
Aug
7% May
18%
Jun
39% Feb
50,850
Jan
26%
1,700
51'%
—1
wi
common
Rights
11'/4
Corp_:——;i.l
Chemical
preferred
11%
11%
2'/a
Lakes
•100
Electronics
New
Louisiana
10 3/2
10'/2
Western
6%
Loral
Oct
2
lAMay
88
29%
42
—
Jah
Sep
7,900
HI
293%
1
Locke
--5
Lockwood Kessler & Bartlett cl A—25c
Aug
IA
473/4
25c
3
1
——1
-10
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
13
Jan
Inc
Apr
14%
73,6
—
100 y4
68%
3
Inc
July
95
Jan
6'A
5
;
Jan
Oct
16'%
Oct
--*--5
Corp
—
Realty Corp.
Jan
Jun
Oct
3'%
1
33/4
7%
8%
9,900
University.
103/4
17,000
Jun
23,900
Corp—
Sep
34,500
A
83/4
33/4
5
Jun
Jun
74
6
24%
13%
8
-10
Corp of America
Steel Chain
Oct
71/4
3%
Inc
Inc
Jan
8%
1
Refineries
Jan
16 'A
1%
3
Tourneau (RG)
Feb
reo
n
11,000
Aug
1%
A Aug
3 3/a
--1
May
93
6%
73/2
Corp——1
Ltd
1%
13%
7
Electronics
Lithium
8%
10c
1
2,100
75 Desoa
Jun
ll'/a
—1
103/8
1
1
n
20%
11%
-a
10 3/8
1
Aug
11
56,000
33VaO
Jun
Le
11%
•—"
Industries Inc—...——10c
Great
Leesona
Lefcourt
101/2
*
%
7.50
-w—v.
——
8%
48'/2
-
A
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com..
5% preferred
13
.
A-
25c
Jan
85%
143/4
1
Jan
39
6 Ve
4,900
5
b %
150
1,100
-1
2,500
'*
31%
6%
16%
1.25
1
20o
Ltd
6%
39
-
10 %
Oct
6%
143/4
8
213% July
Aug
6%
7%
Jan
Oct
78
Jun
143A
10
Jan
2'/a
Sep
July
153%
1,600
17
loi
35 y2
12%
/
Ltd
107/« May
8,700
2
72
1
2.50
--1
3,300
•*
500
5
Oct
92
1
.-5
Great
Jan
4c
cl A
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Amer
91/4-;
2%
250
—
Extension
Salle
La
—1.
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co—^
Grand
2
2%
pfd—100
—1
*—
Industries
Larchfield
Jun
23%
'
Aug
9,300
15
9 3/8
93
Inc_^
Consolidated
Gotham
13%
'
44 3/a
class B___
Gobel .:<Adolf) Inc—
Seal Products Corp
Goodman
43/4
5
97
,
Gold
Goldfield
•
123/4
Iiic_-
Co
29 V3
..
oct
26 % Mar
3,700
53/4 ■/
1%
,1
»«--*:——
Union
Globe
•
32'/a
5
~
Industries
36,400
■
9%
Ltd——1——1
Corp
Glenmore Distilleries
Jun
*
Co
Co
Glass-Tite
'
2,
-i—'
preferred
■
14%
_1
Georgia Power $5 preferred-
Gilbert
5%
17%
Plywood Corp.
,
50c"
Stores Corporation.-——i—1
Mines
33/4 May
133/8
311/a
General
Genung's Incorporated
Controls
1,900
lz
2Vb
9
18o
—6
—
Sessions Co
&
Lanslon
Jan
5% July
Industries
Lamson
Sep
Jan
4%
12
"53/8
Indus
Yellowknife
Jan
6
4%
16%
71%
Corp Class A
Mines
Jan
Oct
2,400
3,300
Corp—
Radio
Sep
Feb
31%
8
—1
new
Stores
Leonard
£1
reg—
——_5
1—
2.50
Enterprises——r.
— •
General
$4.60
3%
Inc
68
14'/2
6%
16%
Jan
Jun
73/4
convertible preferred
Shore
Lamb
-
General Gas Corp
Giannini
Jun
3% July
Oct
L)
Feb
May
93/4
26
6
Lamson Corp of Delaware
1%
18% May
>1
Aug
60'% July
9,100
Jan-
7%
11
8 »/4
73%
Lakey Foundry Corp
2,200
:
63'%
6'%
50c
Corp
Consolidada S
Lake
Sep
3,300
-25
Com—
Ltd—
Co
4
-
4
100
63/a
(IB)
Lafayette
Jun
2'/8
1%
~
39 ye
101
1%
5
2'/a
Feb
Jun
2%
-
~5
1
convertible preferred
General
Giant
33%
1
—_
General
General
300
lOu
"wts"
Acceptance
Alloys Co—
General Builders Corp common
General
361/a
1,100
1,700
Dept Stores Inc
Rubber Co
(S)
Kleinert
La
Jan
Oct
26
1,000
100
General
5%
273/4
35%
36 3/2
preferred
Gellman
26
60»%
Jun
Oct
100
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
"
Fuller
Mar
86'% Aug
Jan
4%
2,300
*
Kirkland Minerals Corp
Jan
7%
.
Oct
1,300
1 '/a
1%
62%
1
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
8%
103/8
10c
—
Jan
47/b
4%
1
Company
Friendly Frost Inc
1
4
.
(The)
% Mar
3,400
7
10
83/4 May
12
Corp
Xilembe Copper Colbalt
Kin-Ark Oil Company
$1.20
City
Fresnillo
5%
Kidde
"
dep rets ord reg—;
Enterprises—
1
Head Brewing Co
.—1.25
Fox
3,100
Apr
Aug
78'%
28
Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
3,600
112
9
(Del)——
8,500
9%
•
*"
4%
9
Jan
13
800
11%
Jewelry
9%
.1
.
;
6
Oct
7% Aug
193/4 Aug
212 July
4"% May
.
Co
Kawneer
5%
13%
4
Sep
39
1
10c
Company
4%
5
—
■
Drug
x9%
.
American
Forest
5%
4%
5
pfd—100
(D) & Company
Gas & Electric 4%%
5%
2.50
1
Inc—
13,400
12,700
Sep
Industries
~9%
10c
Ltd—
1
3
6
1
.
if
2%
10c
Inc
Co
of
Motor
153/4 Mar
1
A
Canada
Motor
Ford
5 3%
100
1
Corp
Line
Ford
500
1
Firth Sterling Inc
Fishman
5%
1 7'/a
25c
General
28%
5%
_
Film ways Inc—.
Financial
Jan
17%
Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Purchaser
14
8,500
5%
17%
.
Fanny Farmer Candy
28%
24%
1.50
Co
Fargo Oils Lt.d-i.——
Federated
27%
,_1
4%
10%
July
7 A
30% July
11%
400
5
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kay
int
10,500
27
Jupiter Oils Ltd-
Oct
21
2,500
Oct
Oct
5%
4,100
22%
12,600
12
Kaltman
6
5%
21
10 V8
"
10
5%
22%
113% May
Apr
33/30
1
Co
2,200
12%
1
Drilling
Glass
3,600
12%
11%
io
beneficial
of
Oil
10,800
11%
12
3,000
34% Sep
213% Jun
27
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American
.
9}&
4%
5
Jetronic Industries Inc
7%
,
r
253/4
1
Sep
Sep
Jan
10
12'%
Inc
Apr
7
Sep
2,300
33
Manufacturing-
3%
48%
13
4'%
43% May
1
—1
too
7%
11%
1
Royalty
37%
»•«'
12
High
Oct
3
18% Mar
1—.1-1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Fireman
33%
12%
America
.
500
4
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
Investors
Iron
Sep
Company
4,400
3%
1
Instrument
34
Jan
8 3/4
29,500
41%
Mar
90%
Oil
31
313/4
International Products
Intex
24,600
32%
Inc—l*
Oct
5,000
23%
1
Oct
.18,400
20%
12 3/2
•
9%
25c
class A
Inland Homes Corp
Insurance Co of North
11%
1%
19,000
25o
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
9,200
16
Low
3 3/4
12
*
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp_50o
7,600
j
f
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3
31'%
£1
8,400
24,200
"?%
t
Sep
11%
_io
—
&
343/b
40%
1
or
21
97%
~3%
1
$1
Oct
Aug
9%
10
1
Jan
20%
23
3%
10c
25
Shares
Industries—
12%
21
11
32% Aug
1% Jan
Jun
3%
33Va0
Corp
Chemical
dep rets ord reg
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Jan
22 % Mar
Magnetics
American
Jan
169%
5
17%
97%
1
Imperial
15%
1%
22%
IMC
Feb
182
22%
Hygrade Food Products
Apr
Low
10c
2.50
Inb
tiydrometais
Jan
16,900
9
"lV*
100
13
Sep
Co
14
9%
11%
20c
Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
Pabrex Corp
Oct
400
16
5c
pfd
Eureka
Pairchild
1 %
23 %
12 Va
13
1
7%
Manufacturing
433/4
Apr
15,300
20%
1
23
1A
16%
Steel
(Max)
9
17 Mi
19 Va
Hycon
Sep
44'/a
Oct
16
.
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Factor
lo3 %
23
50c
Corp common
ISt preferred
Inc
25
153% 153%
24%
Ero
Esquire
33%
21%
15%
$2 convertible preferred-cum
400
1,400
21%
America—.
Inc
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
6%
34
24
_1
Co—_—
Sep
Sep
33%
167%
Associates Inc—10c
Specialty
Electronics Corp of
Oct
4%
21%
24%
Communications
Research
Electronic
&
6%
1.800
1
Corp
Electronic
Forge
46,000
4%
10c
Corp
Electronic
Erie
,7%
4%
153%
5
Share
Assistance
El-Tronics
6%
33% July
123/4 Feb
Apr
23
--1
Ltd
Dev
&
Electrographic
Electronic
;
B
class A
Corporation
Elaer
Electric
26
23%
450
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
17% May
3,000
33%
1
*
•
1
series
Low
23
27%
4%
25
Iron——,—
Corp common
High
Last
Sale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
1
7%
•
1
20c
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
25 %
27
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
22%
±
(Range fo, Week Ended Oc.obe, 28)
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
31
Jan
33/4
Oct
28
Jan
41
OCt
18 y8
Oct
29%
Oct
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1726)
,
.
.
Monday, October 31, 1860
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range (or Week Ended October 28)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
National
Machines
Weld
Electric
National
Equipment
National
Mig
1
Rental Ltd
Inc
Industries
Presto
National
Research
National
Starch
National Steel
Chemical
&
50c
Ltd
Car
When delivered
National
Video
Corp
Nestle-Le
Haven
Idria
class A
1,100
10% May
16
13 %
23 %
16%
16%
400
16
30%
31%
2,300
26
12 %
12V4
25
Tel
&
Tel
&
Watch Co
Chem
Park
New
Process
New
York
New
York
New
York
Nickel
us
%
7,900
18%
19 %
8,100
18%
Oct
8%
8%
1,800
8%
Oct
11/4
1%
1%
4,200
1%
Oct
30
33
1,200
21
"73/.
Mines
10
II
25
5
Oct
700
4'4
Apr
24%
32
343/4
5,400
1%
Ltd
II
85
1
85
10,700
3/a
Oct
1%
Jan
3 mo
5%
Oct
133%
Jan
21,600
2'/a
Jun
is
3%
3%
23,300
11%
12%
22,100
26
27%
800
89%
91
91
dividend
Jun
Pacific
Petroleums
700
15%
Sep
19'% Aug
900
16%
Oct
20
4%
4%
2,100
4%
Oct
15%
15%
16%
5%
25%
600
2234
21'%
(C A)
Chemical
2
1
III
128
85%
Electronics
&
2'/s
2%
10%
5%
5%
Pierce
Plastic
Materials
&
Powdrell
&
Progress
$1.25
Mfg
Inc
(The)
Providence
preferred
Service
12'%
Jan
Southern
Jan
Southland
1
1
5
8
13%
13%
700
11%
Jun
153/4
Feb
Spencer
1
7'%
7'%
8'A
2,200
7'%
Oct
12%
Jan
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Inc
SLandard Dredging
Corp common
Sep
3%
Oct
9
9%
1,600
3
~3'%
8,100
3
8'%
600
21*
2234
48%
11,600
lie
10,100
"
Real
Co
Estate
Trust
of
Corp
2,800
8%
8%
2,900
8'%
93/8
2,100
450
97%
993A
10%
10%
900
10
7'%
7%
600
6
Jan
Jan
11% Aug
Feb
16%
103%
Sep
May
Aug
133/4 Mar
9 %
Jun
America
&
Jan
Jun
3%
Jan
SLetson
(J B)
21%
Sep
Stinnes
24
Jan
Stone
10%
1A
1
2,000
15'%
P%
10 Va
46%
47'%
1%
-
32
200
1-0
62
33%
-
Jan
Stroock
Feb
Stylon
3&
-Feb
66
35% July
5% Jan
Feb
5%
6 %
534
Oct
9"%
Jun
13%
2,700
1134
Oct
20'4
Jan
18'%
Oct
20'% Aug
15
Apr
33%
Jun
Jan
ll3/8
Jun
183%
18%
400
19'%
20%
3,200
107/s
1,300
9%
-
150
4734
47
84%
49'%
21
203/s
21%
12%
12'
13 %
2'%
Arms Co Inc
Foil Inc—
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
28
28
22%
22%
22%
18%
18%
19%
6%
7%
2,000
88
Jan
56%
Sep
Sep
Sep
29%
Jan
Taylor
Oct
23%
Jan
Technicolor
2
2,400
2,100
7%
Resistoflex
Corp
Argentine Mining Co—
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
—
(Rico
series
A
Oct
33/4
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
27%
36% July
Oct
22
100
July
1834
634
4%
19%
"3%
3%
29%
Aug
27
Oct
Jan
10
Jun
Aug
Jan
19%
Sep
Oct
5%
Oct
Texas
19%
3%
Sep
Sep
21%
3,600
Oct
11%
Oct
5%
53/4
6'%
103,400
2%
23%
4,000
2%
1
4,200
55%
573%
1,300
12%
"12%
13%
14%
5,100
12%
1
500
12'%
Oct
4%
X4%
4%
3,100
4%
Oct
5'/a
5
4%
9% July
•
%
6%
•;«.
58%
,
6'% May
May., f/; 30'% Aug
'
28%
Jun
52'%
313/4 . Aug
Feb
«
'
300
22'% May
25%
Sep
800
22%
Jan T,
25'%
Aug
Jan
58
July
48
May
500
20'%
300
20'%
400
3,400
13%
1,500
22%
21
21
20%
6%
13'4
5'/a
5
10
56
22
43%
4'%
9%
1,200 '
400
23'%
7%
600
8%
9%
14
%
Jun
73%
Sep
Sep
143/4
Jan
72% Jan
Jun
2 3'A
Oct
Oct
IJ.%
uan
13%
Jan
14
Jan
i
Sep
26
Feb
113%
Oct
18 3%
Jan
%
•
Sep
2'%
Feb
July
673A
13,000
2,oU0
59
10'%
2,600
9% July
21
Feb
17'%
Jan
24%
Jun
63%
Jun
/
22%
2,100
3% 4"334
7
6%
22
2,100
2'%
Feb
1.100
6
Oct
12.% Jan
I,000
7%
Oct
12
21%
3%
7%
9
i7ff
9'%
2'4
3,900
2%
Sep
400
9'%
Oct
8
2%
-
Jan
4,700
253%
Oct
40%
125
64 Va
Oct
92
200
63% May
24
Jan
10
8
27%
!
31
30%
31%
4,800
13%
13%
13%
900
"2%
"2%
"2%
15,800
2%
19
400
18'%
40%
500
20
20
200
13'%
143%
20
93/4
203%
17
14
Oct
26
Jan
8%
Jan
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
1,000
934
Jan
71?
24,600
«% July
8 *
iff
XIl.juff
V* July
193/4
Oct
23'%
Aug
Jun
1
Sep
31 Va
700
30 Vb
Oct
13'%
13'%
300
12%
Jan
15% May
3%
3'%
8,200
31/4
Oct
43/4
4%
5%
33/a
3% 4.3%
3%
2%
33%
3,yuJ
3 Va
3
3%
4,900
2%
2%
23/4
1,890
5
July
8%
Jun
42'%
Apr
Feb
2334
1,400
15%
Jan
233/4 Apr
150
6'%
Jun
19%
20%
31'4
3 2 3%
4%
23
5'%
6%
■"
25
11.300
1,600
9
10%
11
7'%
f
Apr
H
Jan
38% July
10% Jan
Jan
Oct
6%
Jun
2
14,400
33/4
;
5'%
16,100
1034
Mining
4
Oct
19'4
83%
3% Aug
1 Oct
700
7
f'1
4% Mar
S'% Mar
-1
16'%
20'%
8%
-
Jan
9 '% July
v
■
-
Feb
Oct
2'% May-'
2'% Oct
21,900
26
1.9%
31%
4%
Oct
3%
2%
f
4,300
4% 5%
23
19%
7
4%
5,100
II,000 t
1
Feb
4'%
213/s
%:
Aug
Oct
Aug
11%
10%
:h.
Sep
I
14'% Aug
4 Va Apr
3,200
8'%
—L
2'%
2
2%
3,700
2
Mar
10c
50c
1
7'4
7%
734
3,700
6 Vb
May
2'%
2%
2%
5,300
2'% Mar
1%
134
1,400
TV
~lh
"l%
4,100
li'rt May
1%
Jan
10 5%
8%
10%
3,400
8%
Oct
1834
Jun
16'4
16%
1,200
10,000
16 Va
Sep
203/4
3%
Jan
14%
Jan
,11%
Jan
50c
——-5
1
1
1%
1
"
16'4
2
2%
2%
-
Jan
-
.,..10%
2'% July
Jan
Jan
1% July
93/4
103%
300
8 3%
July
7
63%
7%
4,700
5%
22
20%
1,100
20 Va
24%
24
24%
70J
14%
13%
143/4
2,400
•*
193/4
20
83'
83-
;
22
•
,
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•
•
,
Jun
23'%-Jun
13%
93 %
-
Aug
-a.
Oct
"
83
83%
100
1,500
125
2%
"4%
2%
1,690
4%
43/4
boo
•
• i May
5%. July,'
Jan
:Jan
22
fii
12% Mar
;
6 34
193%
Oct
2.7%
78
Jan
86
Feb
.
Jan
/Sep
2'% May
3%Jaa
3%
8%
Sep
1-:^
I
Jan
'.'31%
<
Aug
Jan
27%
-
•
11
03%
20
Sep
4'% Mar
"
89
*
10c
of Nevada—
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Tonopah
h
Sep
303%
——10c
Corporation
& Light $4.56 pfd,
;
Sep
47
33/8
-
■it July
Mar
3% July
223%
13'%
25
Thorapson-Starrett Co Inc com
10c
70c convertible preferred-^
10
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
-1
Thorofare Markets Inc
——25c
Thriftmarkets Inc
———
1
Tilo
Roofing Inc
—-—■
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
>Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit r«Ls def registered—5s;
Todd Shipyards Corp.:
-20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred-100
Sep
Jan
36'% July
22,300
Co
Jan
July
31 '4
14
Shovel
Jan
34
Sep
\i
Jun
9%
Oct
*5'
Sep
42
3%
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
Oct
39
4%
Apr
18%
11%
—
Jan
%
% July
32,800
3 3/8
Electronics
Jan
63
12%
Power
July
8'% July
8'% Oct
>'•
R Rnq
•
13-
7% Aug
17
/
Sep
23
U%
Apr
21
Feb
7 Vb
2,600
{§
Aug
Aug
23
17 %
26,300
8'%
Sep
22 %
1
*.
54
2,500
7'/a
8'4
12
56%
Jan
11% May
200
10 3%
56
.
5%
10'/a
23%
:
193/4 Mar
7'%
•
20'% Mar
21%
21%
29
_*
,5
Aug
63
55%'"
24'%
65
Thew
6%
13
-
Oil
Jun
Jan
8% Aug
53
24'%
-10
Corp
Corp
Jan
Jun
15%
Jun
Oct
17%
<
5'%
25
734
Jan
Mar
28'%
Iff
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Jan
24
64'/a
Jan
Jun
7ii
734
4
•
55%
1
Textron
Oct
8
13
113'%
25
20c
Texstar Corp
1% Aug
7% Jun
100
3%
10,600
8,300
1%
734
'
15%
1%
143/4
100
Inc
Jan
-
1
50c
1
-;
Inc_
Sep
2
% May
4534 Feb
55%
12%
1
1,700
1,300
5
preferred—.
Industries
Texain
4%
2%
%
4
8%
Jan
J an
35%
4% Jun
1,100
'
\
—5
common—
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terry Industries Inc
11%
5
A
Telepromptcr Corp —
Television Industries Inc
1,800
4
';'io6'1
■
253/4
(Del)
International
Teletro
4,300
1,000
19%
73/4
5%
Oct
35 Va July
•
Jan
8
Oct
5.9a
Jan
'%
2 6 3%. Oct
2,450
v
25 5%-
29%
*
—1
cumulative
4%
53%
6%
10
75/s
•29
3/8
Co
Tampa Electric Co—
*18%
1
For footnotes, see page 33.
18 ■
3%
500
Jan
2 Va
May
1/4 May
—1
10c
common
12
700
&
class
B
Jan
534
_1
•
Inc
20%
*
5o
_
Talon
35
3,200
28
5%
1,500
42%
,
4,100 4
27'%
24
29'%
~7%
•
1
Sunair
Electronics
Inc
10c
Sunset International Petrol Corp_;—~1
Supercrete
Ltd
—25c
Superior Tool <Ss Die Co—
,-1
Superior Window Co class A
.—10c
Syminglon Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation T——'.
2
(S)
81%
4,700
3,200
2
3%
53A
38%
42
•
Corporation
Class
84%
is-
Apr
Jan
31
5
Stop &. Shop Inc
Jan
3 Va
27% May
5,200
5
11
Sep
%
293/4
1
v.
is
9%
Corp——_———5
Container Corp
—1*
58%
3,600
5,400
4U
28,600
3%
5
4
Co
Jun
44
Oct
Jan
19%
Oct
*
1% July
59% May
9'% Sep
1,5U0
Sep
94 %
46%
*
175
1 t°G
Oct
121%
Va Jan
'•
24,lu0
5
"j
(Hugo)
2% May
Oct
900
6,500
Oct
Jan
17% July
-i.
27'%
5
60%.
—1
Ire—.
ordinary
Products-.
Sterling Brewers Inc.—.—
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
593/4
13
17%
~37%
10c
-50c
25c
,
Co
36%
1
Republic
&
Oct
'%
"l%
%
1
Ltd
Aluminum
Oct
113/4
1
Remington
(A)
Sterling
17
6
1
Co—-
Stein
35
2%
17,800
"l
"l'/a
l()c
—
Corporation
400
10%
1
;
Canada
of
Parts
48,400
4'%
1
Co
Co
Steel
17%
II,400
Sep
10% Mar
313/4
19% Aug
1
Corp
Mines
..
.
Aug
Sep
July
343% Oct
300
'
if,ff
10
1
B
class
Instruments
Stathain
20'%
10
1
Corp
Corp common
36 3/a
23/a
150
17'%
23
89
21%
63
1
Inc.—
preferredStatecourt Enterprises Inc
Steel
90
90
%
1
convertible
50c
243%
4,500
■*.
v
Mar
6 3%
2,000
19%
/
10
Uranium
(The)
17
l3/4
10
Insurance
Warrants
Starrett
16
Jan
Tube
Stanrock
Feb
6 34
7% May
3'% Oct
89%
Sep
6 3%
Sep
Shares
Aviation
473%
May
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
5
8 3/4
46%
40c
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Red a Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment Corp_
Re is
1% Mar
8'%
19%
17'%
20'%
lc
Co
Standard-Thomson
18'A
5
Co
Standard
66"% July
31% Mar
•
3
Inc
40% Jan
Jan
10%
1
Packing
Oct
n Feb
600
20
1
(Ky)
3334
Oct
1
Rath
Oil
Products
35
20c
Ramo
Rapid-American
Standard
Standard
21
2,300
5%
Jan
900
•
35
"is
♦
Co
Feb
Standard
Jun
40
94%
3 4 3/8
1
Corp
Metals
Aug
4%
32'%
94
7'%
preferred
Forcings
13
500
100
Co_
Standard
68
43A
Colorado—
Investment
Standard
Oct
4'%
19%
2'%
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Rayette
36'%
53%
10%
preferred—
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
convertible
$1.60
Feb
Oct
60
800
41%
734
Royalty Co
Shoe Cnrn
6% May
Oct
7%
800
61
11% Aug
July
16
-
104'% 110%" *
2
16%
7%
1
414%
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Co Xnc
Jun
4%
Oct
"7%
247%
25%
108%
25
Corp__2
Oct
3% Mar
Jan
7%
-
135
25
Petroleum
Oct
23/8 July
6% May
24 %
25
3/4
10 34
•
of
Southern
25
6%
300
14'% July
Oct
4
8,400
12%
20
Company
Materials
9,-xUi)
Apr
Oct
9%
900
10,500
100
1
Gas
Southern
3%
143%
'10%
/
••
14,900
9,000
93/4
1,000
99%
•
common
Jan
33/4
28% July
55/s
6,800
61
convertible
Prophet
Public
Co
cumulative
California
2%
•
87%
n
8%
_l
I
cumulative
4.08%
Southern
13% Mar
Apr
43A
7%
~8%
66%
.
4.24%
Aug
2%
16'A
9
14'%
3,4
8%
*
Inc
59% Aug
30% Jan
4% Mar
5%
6%
4%
1
Mines Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
preferred
preferred
preferred
39
•
43A"
14%
2.50
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
preference
cumulative
Aug
34%
1
Preston
convertible
4.32%
Jan
Oct
f
253A
Feb
3%
'
6'%
4'% Jan
5 %
Msoo
•
8'%
:
'
Oct i
43/4
25
25
4.48%
Apr
July
1
2% Mar,
—
•
25
25
Jan
1%
~5%
2.50
(Del)
4.56%
Stanley
1
Inc
4.78%
1%
700
4 3/4
preferred
preferred
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preference
cumulative
93/4
21.700
10
Alexander
Jan
Jan
'
original
4.88%
Oct
9 %
2 %
10%
7%
....
1
100%
1 %
1 VB
50c
73/4
12.50
Jan
iy8
22%
10c
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
5%
Oct
Jan
-900
11
9%
I
Jan
7 3%
"29,500
3,400
Southern California Edison—
13"% Aug
Oct
44%
•
Polycast
4%
Aug
6'% Mar
8 3%
v
18
10'%
//
10%
1
;
8%
Oct
•
Co
43% July
Jun
£1
Corp
Oil
Jun
18%
7%
1
.
89'%
Manufacturing
Jun
24%
1
Pneumatic Scale
98% Aug
1333/4 Sep
Soss
Jan
3%
1
Oct
21
60
50
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
Jan
6 3/4
10c
Inc
Coast
Penn
1,600
9
4
Polymers
South
South
Jan
8'%
4 -•••
16,700
r
1
Jan
12%
Jan
Oct
4'%
-
19%
163/4
17%
11
Sep
Feb
'*•* 600
"
-
Corp
Sep
3%
pesos
Aircraft Corp
Inc
18%
18'%
1
dep rets ord registered
Airways Inc
Sonotone
Sep
Co
Amer
Slick
30 34
Jan
Oil
Venezuelan
Aug
5,200
1
Industries
Sinclair
Ltd
90%
3.200
5
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
3»%-
25c
5,000 fr
•
Shares
American
93
24%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
(Del)
Aug
Siraca
22 34
28%
"?%
20c
Corp
3%
__1
Silvray Lighting Inc
Jan-*
46%
~3%
10
3 %
1 %
% July
•
10c
5%
5,600
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
2%
13 3
1
Minerals
27/a"
2
8
21 /7nn
.2.50
Industries
1%
2
1%
6,100 '• • •
I.xUO y'.\
"
2
2%
6.100
9%
34
678 " r
33/a
2'A
6 34
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Piasecki
280
49
5%
3%
10c
B
24% Aug
fv
122% May
78% Jan
120
86%
5%
Jan v
23% July
6%
-
5'A-"
Oct
18 3/4
8 t. Oct
••"4,800 •'•"■
43/4
Sep
18%
Jan
1,300
43/8
"4
14% July
Feb
1,300
:
y
Jan
'
213/4
Jan
3% Aug
:
23/4
14%
Corp
Inc
Co
16
/*bU0
~
-
Jan
19
Oct
20%
9%
3
common
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
1%
1
.
new
Jan
21,100
7Va"
*
Petroleum
43%
•
•
Canada
of
Oct
16%
'
12.50
common
Jan
Jan
18 Va
'
9'%
100
of America
Jan
x24%
,
(The)
Co
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
%
Jan
33/4
6 3% May
600
6%
•
•
Sherwin-Williams
7934
23%
Hi
Ltdl
Sliawinigan
■
•
Oct
4
17'%
37s"
2
•"*
5
Jan
Oct
5%
100
f
Iff
3/8
_
15% Mar
'
9%
20c
1
Jan
Mar
,
33%
•
17%""' •M00 M
5
1
Mining
Water & Power
/
193/4/'
%
3
Co
43/4
10
2%
"6%
I
Denn
82
46%
2
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn Traffic Co
26 %
Jan
27%
2
I
Leather
_
4,000
22
22
'
•t
1
;
Inc
Servomechanisms
"iL''
•
Inc
18'%
'
Oct
2% May
■
17%
1
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
20%
r
50
90
1
Ltd
Jan
20% July
480
2%
Bol
Class B
Canada
,
500
91:i
iff
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Steel
'
91%
87'%
125
85%
Bol
A
Bros
.—
1
Airlines
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Corp
85
■
90
87%
1
Company
class
23%
400
21
•
I
Western
Securities
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
223/4 Mar
1
(C A) vtc
Amer shares
Seaboard
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Oct
Feb
2%
t" .'-700
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
22
!
8 3/a
1
800
2534
8
•19%
1
Plywood & Lumber
Feb
Jun
''
10c
Seaboard
25% July
100
Pancoastal Petroleum
Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Siboney-Caribbean
22 % Aug
6%
25c
250
1
3.50
Co
-
8% July
Oct"
Oct
2,100
17
5%
50c
23 %
25%
•
pfd
& Fisher
Class
2%
16%
Ltd
Paper Corp
Say re
2
."
3,300
1,600
3,100
■'
5%
20
1
Scurry-Rainbow
Shoe Co
2%
20
500
500
5-S4
Light
Saxon
4%
2%
1
16%
(Del)
Petroleums
Shultuck
•-
234
-20
20
preferred
Petroleums Ltd
Industries
Be ton
2%
2%
16 pesos
series
Seem an
1/8
13/4
2%
•
preferred
preferred
preferred-
5 %
8%
•
7,900'
l.iUO
2.50
Ltd
series
Sarcee
900 V
"
1,700 '
/"
'4
1%
1
series
Sapphire
5%
2%
—1
Inc
Simpson's
25%
III
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp
class A
series
Savoy
2
Gas & Electric Co—
4.40%
:
9
<
7
33%
1,300
9,900
'
1
26% Jan
24% Jan
2734
II
Company
Corp
4%%
5.60%
8%
534
Jan
53/4 May
33/4 Apr
'
'
2
8% July
4% May
500
" ■
V
•
50c
Inc—
Avenue
31% July
28'% Sep
27 % Mar
x25%
II*
534
46
x27%
> >
1
50c
•
Jan
95%
•
4
Jan
7%
Oct
53/8
3%
Oct
3;000
"
Jan
4'%
334
£1
29%
100
30'%
25%
75%
6%
5%
30c
regis
Inc
32
33%
x29%
97%
Warrants
&
15%
3,200
33%
25
Ltd
Feb
200
30
I
5%
3% Oct
48% Mar
25
Airlines
Oils
Jan
7%
17%
•
Northern
Photo
U
Jan
16
•
Pacific
Co
Jun
334
200
25
preferred
preferred
Pantepec Oil
%
500
54%
8
dividend
Power
4,600
41/4
16
25
conv
is
4%
25
preferred
Aug
53%
4%
preferred
Jan
95
Jan
16%
comllll
redeemable 1st preferred
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
36
87
16
25
dividend
23% July
*
53%
j
4.50%
Jan
25% Mar
Oct
%
5
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
734
3 % July
11%
3%
Amer shares_10s
5%
5% Aug
4%
43/
7
1st preferred
Sep
6%
3%
1
pfd
88 34
Jan
Feb
3%
90c
1st
Jan
6% May
67%
%
100
class A
79
Jan
3%
Oct
6134 Jun
50
12 %
:
3%
5%
25
Phoenix
,
Jan
3%
t_i
preferred
39%
%
25
Peruvian
3%
30
20c
1st preferred
Perfect
4,300
2,300
2,100
Jan
3%
1
redeemable
Pep Boys
1%
3%
63 Va
63
6% July
39
Sep
25% Sep
134 July
1% Oct
1%
*
10c
5%
Pentron
2
1%
pfd__100
5%
of
Jan
5,200
12,700
3%
(Del)
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5'%%
1st preferred
Patino
10%
5%
4%
33%
34%
I50
Co
Pen
Jan
50c
Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing
Park
Jan
1%
.
4%
Oxfnrd
Parker
ii
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31%
i
Jan
A
2,400
-5
51^
4
-
30
Sep
4,400
n
%
.
34 %
1
A__I~10
Jan
43
"a
1
.
Aug
6%
1.50
Ltd—•
(The F C)
-
41%
7,700
Raceway
Diego
5%
2'% May
Feb
Oct
8,100
634
Lawrence
8an
Aug
23%
5%
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
154
25% May
10
Jan
13%, Jan
,
41 %
18%
6%
Salem-Brosius
Jan
32
,
St.
Jan
1
fs Sep
30%
Sep
Oct
78
20%
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes J
Jun
2%
126'% Aug
1
dividend
Jun
1% July
26
Opelika Mfg Corp
Pacific
26 WO
Rosario__3.33 %
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
$4.36
3,900
1 %
1,000
Corp common
preferred
$4.75
37
26%
Inc
Securities
39
8Va
Town
$4 75
34%
19%
•
1
Nickel
34
1%
Ltd
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
$4.40
17% Mar
26
Corp
Overseas
500
26'A
Ogden Corp
.
26
•
Nova Industrial Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Occidental Petroleum
40c
25 %
18 Va
100
Fifth
Russeks
Russell
15% July
Aug
50c
Roxbury Carpet Company
Jan
Jan
82%
pfd F
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd-
24% Aug
Apr'
Oct
35%
Co
North Penn RR Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Old
12
12%
1
Class B
:
North American
Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
Brass
15,500
3%
Oct •
25o
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
American Cement class
Ohio
22%
Oct
3'% Mar
3/4 Jun
2%
•
Mines
Rankin
20%
~
50c
North
North
6,100
217/a
1"
Honduras
Lites
2%
Roosevelt
26
Jan
80
*
Rolls Royce
Feb
2%
Oct
2
8%
Oct
2
800
H/4
i9a
Nipissing Mines
Noma
2%
9,400
36%
Merchandise
Rim
5,800
3%
3
1
Co
&
3 %;■'
2%
2%
20
Co
Mining Co
Auction
Oct
2%
1
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New
11%
Oct
733%
14%
78
Amer dep rets old
Roosevelt Field Inc
July
May
13%
60
13%
78
& Elec 4%
Jan
2,500
14 3/a
Inc
4%
Sep
1,300
& Sons Inc class A
(1)
3 3%
3%
1
1965
3
Products
Rogers Corp
Jan
38
20
3
1
&
3
24
Aug
Mar
.
33/8
20c
Jan
to
High
Low
High
Co—
Gas
Technical
tt.ua.each
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3%
Rochester Gas
Jan
Oct
Valley
extended
Vtc
2{| Jan
1& Jun
Grande
Robinson
Aug
4,500
2
Clock
Min
30,200
13%
14%
30c
Co
England
New
New
m
1%
27/a
1
Mur
New
Jan
13%
%
3%
1
National Union Electric Corp
National
10%
12
10c
Co
Nelly Don Inc
Sep
Oct
31
-
:
Transit
16 34
8%
8%
13%
•
National Telefilm Associates
Oct
400
123%
m
a
1
^10
.
2,400
Rio
Feb
14 %
2
Corp
National Rubber Machinery
18'%
8%
8%
25o
National Petroleum Ltd
National
Oct
200
Low
Par
High
11%
11'%
11%
11%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
for Week
of Prices.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
11%
1
Stores
ai
Low
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Jan
n
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192
' Number
5999
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Last
.
,
American Stock Exchange
'
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Cuba Oil
Co
class
Sale Price
A
Low
50r
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
12 V*
10
Triangle Conduit
17
16%
Tri-Continental
Cable
Co
:*—*
warrants
True Temper Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Omaha
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Milk
&
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Tile
Rubber
Universal
Container
%
5t7b May
8,800
40%
40%
300
4%
50c
47/a
1%
3,800
5
3%
1
Inc
Feb
8 %
Jun
1813/4
8%
Oct
1,700
Oct
5%
Jan
6%
Oct
Mortgage Bank
11 %
Jan
46%
Jan
Peru
400
4
8
7,300
3%
7%
73/4
3,400
143/s
I53/8
23%
23%
75
13%
143/4
6,600
50,800
77/a
8%
97/a
10%
1,800
1
6
6
5%
55/a
57/a
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex Inc class A
2,000
1
6%
6
6%
,2,700
Virginia
Vita
11%
11
12
13%
12
13%
8%
8 3/8
Iron Coal
Food
Coke
Co
6
4,800
2
53/4
25c
&
14%
i
Products
Vornado
Waco
Inc
Co
$2 preferred
Instrument
Co
Webster Investors Inc
West
Products
3%
,
3
Is
3%
Jan
3
Aug
■:3
Sep
3%
17,200
% Mar
%
221/4
21%
29
45
%
S
il
10
10,400
A Sep
18% Mar
-3,600
20%
1,500
%
il
12,000
23%
23%
12%
650
-
May
2%
-
Feb
113/4
65
stocks,
'1
203/4
29
%
14
'
■
Sep
30%
AAmer
Steel
&
Pump
1974
inc
debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Boston
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
6s
Aug
11%
Industries
Chicago Transit
Delaware Lack
A
Oct. 26
debs
6s
Authority
&
1973
3%s
3%
Jan
1
May
1 %
Jan
20
Mar
29%
Jun
Durable
Western
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Finland
mortgage
Residential
General Builders
6s
4s
subord
General
A
series
Non-Durable
Sep
8%
Jan
Jan
Utility
Goods
1993
Midland
Valley
debs
RR 4s
National
Bellas
National
Research
Hess
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sold
Finance
Jan. 1
5%s
*48
50
90
32
6%s
Ohto
due
88 %
*64
and
Service
18
3%s
.Public
5%s
Safe
3%s
Electric
Co 7s
subord
Water
3%s
series
A
series
B
&
v
-
Gas
1973;
series
C
series
series
E
3s
series
3%8
series
4%s
series
G
4%»
4%s
5s
series
series
series
L
1981
H
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I
J
K
240.7
Stocks
Int'l
Railroad
U. 8.
Total
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
and Miscel.
No. of
Bonds
Bonds
Bond
Sales
$626,000
$7,948,000
92
Tues.
Oct. 25
3,025,650
5,227,000
487,000
5,714,000
Oct. 26
3,018,180
5,337,000
2
23%
99%
Bonds
32
99%
71
m
-.
109
72
22
22
113%
70
257,000
5,594.000
Oct. 27
2,901,220
5,350,000
667,000
6,017,000
Fri.
Oct. 28
2,490,710
4,067,000
641,000
4,708,000
$2,687,000
$29,981,000
Total
$27,303,000
15,862,940
107%
/ 75
*8
_
12
—
iU
115
157
liq tr ctfs—
68
66%
68
64
64%
94%
98
45
94%
104
85
85
85
1
98 % 103
84
98%
Stocks—Number
77
96
127
113
115
120%
-
94
-
101
19,104,818
624,877,109
$4,500
$1,000
$2,678,000
$1,063,000
27,303,000
31,184,000
60,264,450
1,042,541,600
57,940,000
1,241,975,600
Bonds—
U.
81
1959
683,493,722
15,862,940
Shares
of
1960
1959
1960
21
118
Jan. 1 to Oct. 28
Week Ended Oct. 28
128
8
Jan-July
95
S.
Government
International
_
Bank
16,000
..
Foreign
85
—
Railroad
and
Industrial
93
Co
6s
1998_Jan-JuZp
May-Won
5s
—ApriZ-Oct
Corp
conv
3s
3s
1981
debs '62
1965
-
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
1982
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sepf
1982
1983
1985
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
90
70%
67%
98%
98%
3
Total
98%
'
—
-c
94
96
99%
95
55
*86%
*90
99%
—
-
125
•/.
125
86
89
117%
96%
127
10
5
94
124%
Mon.
64
64
14
60
953/4
72
88%
86
;
*82%
t
*78
83%
90%
__
$155,000
11,000
2,000
160,000
2,000
22,000
Bond
Oct. 25:
1,087,995
Oct. 26
953,000
$117,000
147,000
119,000
Thurs.
Oct. 27
853,905
173,000
Fri.
Oct. 28
849,480
75,000
To; 000
~13,000
98,000
5,360,855
$631,000
$34,000
$64,000
$729,000
84%
78
84%.
-
Total
92
*73%.
:
84 »/4
84%
94
100
*
$27,000
1,616,475
83%
92%
893/4
;
101%
100%
79
78
*88
■
Sales
$11,000
Oct. 24
143,000
173,000
88
76
Bonds
Wed.
96%
753/4
56%
Total
Bonds
Gov't
Domestlo
Tues.
65
56%
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Foreign
Stocks
98
*55%
:—
$32,247,000 $1,102,810,550 $1,299,932,600
'
(No. of
169
*57%
.—
'
Shares)
124
95
-
95%
*
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
87%
97%
*83
—
'
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
96
81
*120%
953/4
87%
101%
90
95%
*90
.
.
„
*993/4
95
$29,981,000
,
t
77%
'
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
!
31
47
'
May-Won
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
95%
70
■'
70%
,
1982
,
414.7
299.7
$7,322,000
25
May-2Vo«
1976.
1978
F- 1979
series
4%g
471.8
—3.0
'
1963
D^ 1976
3%s
,
—1.8
266.8
82%
|
*98
Mar-Sept.
1964
Power
2%s
.
429.1
4,427,180
23%
23%
Jan-July
wl
debs 1967
debs
3%s
...
421.3
Oct. 24
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
1973
-
216.1
Mon.
1970
1984
to
California Edison
3s
,
265.1
252.6
Shares
49%
May-Nov
1970
1961—
extended
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
466.3
329.3
—3.2
75%
39
J an-July
conv
544.4
—2.4
63%
75
6
1970—
Harbor
—2.3
271.7
90
43%
1st
Service
479.5
244.9
Corp—
Power
Rapid American
413.7
82%
42
mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
.-Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
;
521.6
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91%
121
90%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Power
—2.7
-
'
,—4
1953
447.0
425.3
Low.
50
84%
119
90%
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
.
538.9
468.4
138
44
90%
87%
88
Avril-Oct
;
1963
1974
New England
—2.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
High
93
$120
5s convertible subord debentures
1976—Jan-July
National Theatres & Television Inc—
\
380.1
458.4
Range Since
Low
No.
High
tl00% 102 %
Mar-Sepf
...
5%s
Low
High
432.5
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
May
1961
1963
Western RR 4s
subord
conv
-
—2.6
Thurs.
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
!
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6%%
Lithium Corp of America—
5 %s
1960—
Change
390.3
237.0
Corp—
&
Oct. 14, '60
265.1*
:
.
Wed.
Development 6s 1975
AGuantanamo
week and with highs and lows for the current
413.7*
Transportation
5%
May-Nov
Mtge Bank 5s
debentures
8
26
258.8
4%
Jan-July
1993
B
5.234;
447.0*
Goods
3 % May
RR—
series
for 1960
109.39 Jan
95.55 Oct
High
Low
__
200
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
Rails,
Range for 1959
109.60 Aug 4
101.42 Sep 23
Range
96.08
96.45
Manufacturing
1,700
Feb-Aug
1978
3.38;
380.1*
1,600
June-Dec
95.55
Oct. 27
Oct. 28
Oct. 21, '60
5%
June-Dec
.
Industrials,
'
Closing
Composite
3%
Quar-Feb
1970
divisors:
Percent
Aug
21%
June-Dec
1998-
1
2%s series
1994
following
'
compared with the preceding
5%
Jane-Dec
1970
Bethlehem
4s
debs
the
Jan
Sep
Low
subord
using
„
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
3%
Friday
conv
84.41
SEC Index of Stock Prices
■"New
5%s
84.42
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common stock
for week ended Oct.
21, 1960, for composite and- by major industry groups
Trade,
Inc
85.63
•
■
Mining
Alsco
80.87
Bonds
Jan
3,400
1 %
21%
Period
80.80
'
Wed.
July
2% May
Interest
by
Apr
98
7%
Exchange
91.18
Fri.
Feb
Jan
Oct
19%
PONDS
84,43
194.02
Thurs.
Jan
7% July
£1
American Stock
daily
17^,
Date—
•
"5%
85.53
40
ities
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jun
23%
2
1
compiled
are
"
•
Jan
9
34%
17% Aug
10c
80.07
Util¬
Rails
Jun
87
50c
80.90
Grade
Sep
15
18% May
5s
Corp
22
Jan
8 %
25
8%
Jun
14% May
23
Co
4
283/4 July
3% Aug
100
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
H Mar
•-1,-200
7,700
Zale
91.23
Low
A
1
192.22
92.33
High
22%
Zapata Petroleum
—_
96.35
20
'lA
84.39
85.52
97.67
22%
40c
84.33
85.47
79.76
Oct. 24—
2,100
Ltd
85.30
79.92
81.20
Oct. 25
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves
79.90
81.17
91.16
Mon.
Feb
31/8
8
81.11
90.98
91.77
126.02
91.08
191.26
Tues.
-3,100
8%
124.61
193.25
189.84
91.17
Jun
3%
preference
27
Rails
91.57
580.95
26
Oct.
Grade
trials
May
9%
rets ord regular
Oct.
.
Total
Indus¬
92.92
123.85
123.51
/■
10
Stocks
ities'
50
31/4
1
65
Util¬
roads
30
8%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Rail¬
-
10
Oct
3%
d Ex-interest.
Second
41
9
•
10
First
21%
1
50
48
range),
10
26% Mar
—1
45
40
——Bonds—
■
566.05
—
323/4 May
37% Jan
201/4
/
year's
Total
15
Oct
%
in
31
1
s
20
575.18
25
Apr
191/4
20%
l
4
2%
xl9
~3%
1
45
67
of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
571.93
24
;/!:
50
48%
included
275
' V
100%
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
dividend.:
29%
45
%
48
300
23
29
45
(not
90
983/4
63%
45
Stocks
124.71
Jan
200
99
cash
for
averages
Exchange
577.55
—-
Sep
A
1
pfd
Oct.
Feb
1,000
30
48%
Ex-stock
trials
21
Oct.
883/4 Aug
5% Apr
3,700
29%
10c
-
6%
233/4
Jan
•
90
99
*66
Jan
3i3o
29
common
111
3%
1
Co
Oct
Oct
10,700
daily closing
Jan
A
A
•
& Co
dep
4
10
(F W)
-
33/8
3%
~3%
_20
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 % %
American
%
-
--
*80
99
Stock and Bond Averages
the
are
Date
*
5c
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Woolworth
2,000
67
'
•
Oct.
5% Aug
Oct
Invest Ltd—
Williams-McWilliams Industries
(R C)
Apr
1%
65
flat.
Indus¬
Jan
79
4
*
Corp
Wilson Brothers
1,100
1%
17%
1
Manufacturing
Brothers
Williams
43/a
100
z
92
*80
....
Oct
1%
13%
Ex-rights,
04%
90
*60
dividend,
Transaction
93
90
90
ask
30
Jan
34
50c
.
(The)
93
Feb
100
White Stag Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams
Jun
July
13%
White Eagle International Inc
Wickes
1
133/4
Inc
Shoe
1
Jan
61
3%
r
16%
,
Jan
29
IV*
Coal
Weyenberg
:.126,300
.
y
traded
and
Ex-stock
15
'
.
*120
delivery transaction
—
3% Mar
10
1%
pfd
28%
Oct
200
41/4
Inc
4%
July
1%
-
being
90
Jan-July
g
72
8
*89
2s 2012—Jan-July
range),
Ex-dividenas.
7 6 3/4 May
33%
1%
Ataerican dep rets ord sharesWestern Tablet &
Stationery
Westmoreland
1%
Oct
19
30,200
year's
98
63
15
*13%
'.
Jan
Jun
82
~4%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Nuclear Inc.
Westmoreland
1
800
.....
4
Mar
32%
1
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
^Western Stockholders
2%
__1.25
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West Chemical
24%
distribution,
in
907/a
v *115
-
June-Dec
1997
100
Municipalities
Mar-Sepf
the New York Stock
on
Jan
-1%
--
Below
Jan
53/4
-3
600
...
14
Jun
70
-
.
12% Aug
82
82
5
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
1'
2
1%
1%
2,300
;■
50
22%
1%
*
(Del)
Weiman &
3%
71
1%
24
1
10c
41/4
71
1%
-30
Precision
9% May
8% Oct
3%
63%
1972
90%
98
97%
2C08
88%
863/4
63%
5s
Deferred
__
*96%
and
91%
83%
prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
;
Abbreviations used above:—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
w i,'
when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Oct
9%
200
x
a
„
June-Dec
..May-Nov
April-Ocf
(Plan A)
Feb
11% July
1,100
3
71
1
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
6%
2,500
12%
2,500
Aug
16%
15%
-
*88%
Higtl
86
*98% 100
2%s
1
Low
Jun
4% May
-
included
* Friday's bid
§ Reported in
19% July
123%
83/4
~3%
100
Waitt & Bond Inc common
'•
53/4
17 %
Oct
Jan
5%
11%
9%
•
7 % preferred
Oct
9% Mar
Jan
Jan. 1
No.
3
June-Dec
1947
Denmark
3s
Ex-liquidating
A Bonds
Sep
7
12
of
value,
par
tribution.
Jan
6%
13%
;
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
Waltham
12
10c
Aircraft
7 Va
Oct
No
(not
93/4 July
May
4% Feb
4%
•
I
Jun
9,300
Vogt Manufacturing
*
Sep
12%
*893/4
Jan-July
1970
1963
1947
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund
Feb
6
4,900
1
7%
91%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Range Sinoa
Sold
High
91
April-Ocf
1971
3%s
A
ser
Rio de Janeiro
stamped
Jun
243/4
18
6
4,900
25c
19%
Oct
3s
Jan
11% Mar
6% May
8% Mar
500
1
Aug
41 %
July
13%
2.500
1
22
Jan
6%
7% Aug
12% Apr
Vanderbilt Tire «Sc Rubber
Van Norman Industries warrants
Corporation
11%
Oct
30% May
8
6s
Parana
Sep
May
2,400
5
1970
(Calif)
Electric
(issue of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1S27)
A7s
3%
Valspar Corp
_
A7s
27%
33%
14%
7un
Jan
1,000
97/a
3%
3%s
Foreign Governments
Apr
19
&
debs
39,900
7
303/4
14%
*
Jan
Jan
167%
7%
25c
7%
3%
80
33%
17.78
Corp
5
Jan
1,200
32%
9%
"4
10
55
/
3%
6%
28%
Range
Friday's
Bonds
or
Bid & Asked
German
Apr
91/a
81/4
6%
1%
4% July
1% Oct
400
169% 173
31%
25c
Oil
"
6,300
1%
5
8V2
3%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Baden
(Germany) /7s 1951_^_^i
!—Jan-July
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—<Debt Adjustment debentures—
,.5%s series A 1967
Jan-July
4%s series B 1967
Jan-July
AHanover (Prov)
6%s 1949
.-Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan
A) 2%s 2008
May-Wou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Jan
53
Gas
Gas
Corp
A
Jan
8%
173
Gas
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
28%
% July
40 % Oct
Counties
Jan
13%
Oct
1
Insurance
Vinco
17
Oct
Corp cl A com_10c
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Apr
9% May
v
Feb
__100
Corp
Marion
100
3%
Reclaiming Co
Consolidated
Controls
Jan
3%
43/4
Period
28 V* May
27
1
American
Universal
22
Oct
9,900
_1
Universal
Universal
Apr
14%
23,500
B
Universal
Universal
19%
4%
Co
class
'2,500
13,600
3%
1%
Conditioning Corp
Co
Jan
10%
,103/4
5
Canal
&
27%
3%
Investing__2.60
N
RR
Oct
3%
Pacific Aluminum
J
20%
4%
"warrants"
United
Air
7,600
12%
10%
——*
United
S
Wasatch
3%
Products
U
Jan
20%
—1
Elastic
Industrial
29
1
United
United
Southwestern
21V*
18
Southern
Jan
1,300
14y8
133/4 Aug
Feb
50c
Corp
United
A Jan
California
17%
8%
20
.
Products
Asbestos
Corp
United Improvement
17%
Interest
Exchange
Low
Southern
8% Aug
16% Oct
•
United
United
1,300
American Stock
High
% July
1,900
10
20 Ve
17
5
4
of
121/4
20%
10
i
Co
Yards
United Aircraft
11
20%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
32,800
9 V*
&
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
%
Trans Lux
aw f« w«k aw o«obe, 2«)
for Week
of Prices
Par
•
33
Sales
Range
Friday
(1737)
101
90%
96
.
1013/4
102
6
81
8
90
91%
98
Week Ended Oct. 28
Shares
104
5
Foreign
government
97%
105
Foreign
corporate
96%
103%
16
5
103
107
..
.
:
1959
236,497,025
311,277,673
$1,121,000
34,000
15,000
$24,452,000
1,249,000
$22,557,000
1,506,000
5,360,855
:
Bonds—
Domestic
973/4
1043/4 1043/4
Jan. 1 to Oct. 28
I960
6,182,360
$631,000
of
12
100% 101%
1959
I960
Stocks—Number
34
(1338)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American
Motors
American Tel 8c Tel
Anaconda Company
.
Cities
Copper
21% July
303/4 Jan
1,332
19% Oct
28% Apr
89%
92y»
5,061
79%
Jan
42
43%
42
Oct
139
25
307
Co
68%
329
Jan
50%
SO
17%
45%
17%
47%
20
30
45
Apr
Oct
#7%
84
39% Jun
13%
10
13%
27%
85
24% Mar
adj
cum.
4,650
5% Feb
47% Feb
Sep
93%
Sep
100%
51%
337
Ford Motor Co
62%
64%
245
70%
74%
1,438
Gilchrist
72%
Co.
23%
Oct
11
11
82%
84%
21
21
146
21
713%
74
396
Island Creek Coal Co
Kennecott
-25
16%
16%
12
15
4
22%
22%
15
11
——
—
Theatres
Boston
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric fiywtpm
New England Tel 8c Tel CO
NY
NH 8c Hartford
Northern Railroad
Shawmut
Stone
RR
12%
100
21
36%
*
com
United
__
Inc.
35%
36%
695
3%
23
74%
315
11
.
Co
Rubber
15%
Co
Vermont
&
Waldorf
System,
Mass.
Westinghouse
36%
Oct
56
Jan
8% July
20% May
23%
Jan
24,,
Jan
8%
-
22%
—
17%
Mar
.<
Railroad
5q
Co
100
—
.6.25
Corp
•
47%
13
47
46%
47
142
45%
Feb
10
64% Jun
__
65%
66%
59 % Mar
73% Jun
64
64
64
(F
W)
;
______
Baldwin
Piano
Apr
A
2% Sep
6%
73% May
Feb
225
27
5
50
37%
135
Jan
48
Oct
Oct
42
32% Mar
16%
2,576
569
50%
Apr
64
42
Oct
62%
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72
26%
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55
71
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80
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12
Oct
18%
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Oct
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of Price*
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40
24%
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20
25%
26%
164
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common
Cincinnati
Union
;
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8c
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Jan
_
174
8%
205
6% Jan
125%
16% Mar
22
29% Mar
19%
608
25%
27%
635
25% Oct
698
81% Feb
22%
22%
26%
130
44%
42%
44%
206
22%
22
22%
133
30
Allis-Chalmers
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30
35
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American
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American
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19%
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American
90
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3
17%
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20
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8c
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435
41% Jan
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of Prices
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29
30 %
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28% Oct
35% Jan
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Aug
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28
29
125
41%
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20%
21%
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114
633/4
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68 %
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Oct
American Mach & Fdrv..,.—
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100
28
9,000
20
52%
19 y4
60
51%
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American
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25
163% Qcfc
55%
30
71%
72%
180% 182%
98% 103%
101
161
82
46
58% Aug
98% Jan
Mar
71% Oct
180%
95
265% Jan
Oct
Feb
133
Jun
34%
30
32% Oct
35%
Oct
63%
64%
78
Jan
17%
50
61% July
17% Oct
93
17%
36%
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141
34
71%
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107
71
41%
42%
378
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50
37%
37%
5
29%
20
38%
Feb
Sep
53%
Jan
Sep
99%
Jan
56%
Jan
24%
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Sep
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,
49% Jan
46% May
1.66%
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6
American Steel Foundries
American Tel 8c Tel <10
52%
53%
60
52%
75
Sep
38% Apr
89%
49
32%
33%
32%
36
32%
33% Sep
46% Jan
54% Jan
34%
52
Oct
Jan
58% Aug
36
31% Aug
37%
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50%
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51%
222
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25% Sep
137
50% Oct
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60
60
25
46
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60%
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25
4
25
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82%
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30
16
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16
16
15
16
Sep
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39%
41%
35
30
May
109
31%
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19%
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Avco Corporation
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Co
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Bendix
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Boeing
Corp
11
55
10% Oct
16% Jan
38%
6
34% Jan
49%
50%
50%
55
41% Mar
50% Oct
Calumet
65
47% Oct
77% Jun
Canadian
52%
52%
70
52% Oct
79
Canadian
31%
32
49
31% Sep
48% Jan
20
20
23
20
3 7%
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Jan
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Pacific
11%
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16
Feb
25%
Sep
37%
Jan
80
Jan
97
01% May
May
Oct
Sep
63% Sep
43
Jan
63
Jan
15%
Oct
10% July
29% Oct
38% May
57%
76%
Jan
41%
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Sep
28% May
18% July
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21%
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22
3,600
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11%
11%
200
Jan
17%
18%
1,050
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17% Oct
17
17%
24
14%
13 y8
May
141/8
3,000
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20%
Jun
74
Feb
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57
100
200
(Un)
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Celaneae Corp of America (Un)
20%
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32
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27% Jan
41% Jan
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5
56%
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Oct
8% Mar
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41
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41
50
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53% July
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190
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187
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183
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Oct
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29
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Sep
26%
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Jun
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27% Apr
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41 %
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Oct
31%
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20%
28%
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29
300
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111
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5
25
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Feb
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23% July
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32%
128
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Budd Company
74
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Oct
49%
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Brach 8c Sons
20%
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Oil & Gas class
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
Belden
59%
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43 %
33
15%
Armco
Oct
42%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
14%
-
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800
43
14%
n
107
173/4 Feb
800
42%
1.25
38%
Oct
11%
26%
90
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47%
31%
11%
27%
33%
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10%
,38%
50%
11%
Feb
Apr
42%
Rad & Stand San
58
Oct
19%
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*
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33%
(Un)—
Sep
61%
19%
55%
Jan
10%
433/i Aug
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22% Oct
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Jan
33
400
403/„
American
13%
53%
300
47%
31%
.
29% July
33
41%
31% Jan
Oct
13% Feb
31%
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Jun
17% Oct
47%
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Co
68%
33
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11
Oct
.
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North American
•
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Jan
May
Jan
36% Mar
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39%
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Monsanto Chemical
32%
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Oct
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16%
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3% Jan
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13/4
55
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100
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Paper Corp
Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
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28
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42
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30
173/4 Sep
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
Oct
393/4 Sep
5
-
-
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Advance Ross
Jan
42% Jan
5
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1,334
1,626
•
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Admiral
67
145
7
Du Pont
4
Feb
393/i
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Abbott
77
Sep
17% July
11% May
771
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18%
25% July
61% July
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Sale Price
Sep
249
5
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1,190
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Apr
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27
Jun
Sep
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59% Jun
19% Oct
17%
10
.
Jan
4
29 %
13/4
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40%
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Eastman
20%
91%
31%
70%
16%
10
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Dayton
270
39%
35
Service.
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
62%
33%
40%
74%
25
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110
572
39%
—
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Chesapeake 8c Ohio
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Jan
200
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Aluminum Co
Beth Steel
Brunswick Corp
25 V*
13/4
Jan
28
18%
Ashland Oil
Oct
28%
41
Company—
28% Aug
34% Jan
July
43
8teel
14%
•
Sep
25% Jan
59%
Anaconda
Armco
31%
40%
1
Sep
1,502
641/s
V
_
47%
15%
173/4.
"I3/4
61% July
11% Jan
A0% Mar
26%
4
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695
5,350
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16% May
Oct
Jan
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Stores
8
11%
533/4
134% Aug
25%
__
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Jan
Jan
70%
36% Mar
122 % 125%
14%
3%
40%
38% July
18%
26%
,
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10.
70
43%
28%
1
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22
32%
7%
410
1,137
42%
-1
Oct
22
32
12%
7%
f
Oct
-
58
43%
15%
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Feb
Oct
10
_—
Sep
Jan
41% Aug
97% Sep
12%
57%
.
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Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
Studebaker, Packard
Udylite Corporation
Upjohn Co
42%
30% Feb
87% Mar
8%
Stockyards
436
92%
Rockwell
12%
58
.1.66%
—J
15% Jan.
4% Sep
28% jan
Aug
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High
>
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40 %
1
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Oct
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Feb
283/8
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Sep
753
41%
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;
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46
29%
40%
29%
5
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Davis
28%
^
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34%
Sep
35%
^
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U S Printing
36
91%
.
Diamond National
Gibson Greeting Cards new
Kroger
41
High
1%
3
Wines
Parke
Low
15%
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Michigan Chemical
Range Since Jan* 1
High
2%
370
g
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
Masco Sorew
125
1%
2
—
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Paige
LaSalle
3%
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12% Jun
15%
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Co
(S S)
Low
2,660
1%
*
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14
3%.
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-
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for Week
Low
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
';
15%
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common
Fruehauf Trailer
Gar Wood Industries—
Jun
13%
..25
Federal-Mogul-Rower Bearings
May
14
—5
■
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—
Economy Baler
Ex-Cell-O Corp
High
...1
Products—.
__
45%
Shares
1
Machine..:
Eaton Manufacturing
Jan
100
&
Detroit Steel Corp
41% Aug
433/4
Metal
Die
Continental Motors
Detroit Edison
Sep
56%
45%
66
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
...1
_.
Consolidated Paper
Consumers Pewer
58% Mar
30%
15%
12
Mar
58
•'
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Electric
Buell
32% Jan
31
F
Burroughs Corp.
Chrysler Corporation
53% Jan
Mar
C
American
Jan
90
28
48
$1,000
Sales
Range
Par
Sep
16%
30%
V
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Allen
39%
Cincinnati
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. HTJTTON & CO. for the
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of these Cincinnati prices.
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STOCKS
39%
Jun
;
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Apr
Detroit Stock Exchange
34
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
_
83
46%
103%
BONDS—
We
Sales
Sale Prlee
Jan
-6.25
22% Aug
38% July
10% Oct
Week's
Par
148
Sep
,
Feb
431
Last
STOCKS
107% Oct
50
Oct
19% Jan
1,510
71
Inc.
Elec
35%
Jan
69%
Jun
26%
1
1
;
110
35%
30% Jan
54%
„
22%
107% 110
Jan
42
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common.
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100
10%
Friday
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44% Jun
25
1
Cincinnati Transit 4%s debs——1998
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Y
138
|
34%
Kresge
N
48
—1
Graham
Jones
47
48
—
Jan
44% Jan
115
International
Dow
50%
26
Oct
74%
Goebel
,
39%
87% Aug
40%
48
_
■
Smelting Refining 8c Mining
Cities
942
11% Aug
July
59% Jan
10%
36%
—
United Shoe Machinery Corp.
Avco
40%
71%
Aug
27%
10%
.10
Webster
Fruit
S.
25
1,260
73%
—
Torrington Co
Allied
39%
72%
Jan
39%
RR
Association
8c
12%
21%
2%
100
Stop & Shop Inc
U S
90
344
20%
1
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Mathieson
Pennsylvania
U.
40%
Friday
Loew's
Olin
9
21% Sep
.500
com.
Copper Corp
105
-16%
Woolword
30% Aug
71% Oct
Gillette Co
182
40%
■
Jan
48%
Electric Co.
19%
38%
34% May
18% Oct
35% May
42% Jan
18%
—1
—-IIIIII
Apr
70%
8
First National Stores Inc.
General
58% Jun
40%
.1
61% July
61
7%
100
,
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*
steel..
.
5%
38%
High
44% Feb
15
51%
38%
-10
_
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48% Jan
13%
50%
Low
—7
Shoe
s
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-.25
—
Westinghouse Electric
Jan
27
Eastern Oas 8c Fuel Associates com
10
Eastern Mass Street Railway Co—
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Mar
26s/8
Oct
r;'
Union Carbide
Shares
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51%
-18
.
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of Prices
Low
.3
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
139
Oct
68% Sep
58% Jan
59% Feb
179
113
Roebuck
Standard Oil (New Jersey)...
Standard Oil (Ohio).
97% Aug
»
Jan
51%
45
—5
—.
122
63%
—5
.
27
62
10
1.
139
50%
63%
*
100
Co
Range
60
20%
100
;
Hecla,. Inc
Service
23%
19%
*
Boston Personal Property Trust
Boston & Providence RR™
&
23%
50
Boston & Albany RR
Boston Edison Co
Calumet
Bocony Mobil OIL
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil (Ind)__
High
92
33 %
,
Low
High
Bears
19%
*
1.66%
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Shares
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
Par
American Agricultural Chemical
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
.
(flange for Week Ended October 28)
Exchange
Week'9
.
Oct
Volume
192
Number
5999
.
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Centlivre
Brewing Corp
Central
&
Champlin
South
Oil
&
West
50c
2.50
Corp
Refining
series
&
4 % %
Electric
17 V* May
120
51
Jan
57%
Oct
100
17 Va May
28%
Jan
45%
56%
54%
56%
14%
Foods
10
(Un)
1.33%
Gas,—
Power
Corp
Co
of
5
Corn
Co
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Oct
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Jan
273/a-
(Un)
Oct
37
49
•
Jan
15
1,500
38%
Co
Jan
43 y4
10
24%
RR
23 Vz
Mar
5!/a
22
Oct
13
47%
22
Aug
14%
9%
-7
Jan
May
12 5/s Mar
32%
May
Sep
26% July
35%
10
233/4
15
..
*
6.25
,
wi
new
11%
36
8
__
13,900
32 %
Oct
26%
Jan
633/a
3
Corp
32
60
-5
(Un)_
Northern, Indiana Public Service
Jan
633/a
1.66%
_
Kaiser Aluminum
33%
♦
5
-1
_
Co
Co
Gypsum
York
k
High
3,800
»
Cash
National
Low
64%
9%
(Un)
&
&
Distillers
National
Range Since Jan.
High
60
24%
Radio
23%
1
Low
10
A
National Lead
Oct
27
22 va
333/4
33%
National
Potter Co
200
I5
Aug
Aug
200
179% 183
Stephens & Shinkle ShoeHH*
Laughlin Steel (Un,_.
10
Johnson
16
11%
8%
(International Shoe Co_-
Jones
Oct
8,000
2
International Harvester
International Mineral .&
Jefferson
36 %
7%
Steamship Co
Interstate
Sep
5%
7%
158%
...
Central
Internationp
31%
73/4 Oct
158% 158%
1
Co
International
500
98
VU
International
333/a
22 3/8
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door,
Steel
Oct
703/4
5%
Inland
Jan
683/4
24
Inc
Interlake
41 y4
July
45
Ltd
Illinois
Sep
56 %
45/a
Co
Brick
20'/a
100
8%
Howard Industries
Illinois
3,300
1
Co.—
E)
FH)
1,000
Oct
(G) Brewing Co
Werner Corp
Holmes
,*
68
2
Corp..
Walter
Jan
Jan
22%
Oct
Heileman
Heller
July
29
46 y4
5
Steel
Co
61
Sep
203/4
16
1
Rubber
Corp
Oct
113/4
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Greyhound
Jan
25 y2 Oct
1
ex
&
H)
49%
Sep
33
42 Va
Co
Drug Stores
Griesedieck
8
53%
20%
500
600
(Un)_I__II*
(Un)
City
500
17,900
24
33%
-
Corp
Brothers
Granite
58 3/8
23%
200
Rubber—
Corn
Goodyear Tire
Gi'ay
Oct
100
;
Gossaz-d
363/4
42 Va May
12%
Cement
&
Co
Goldblatt
Sep
263/8 Mar
100
42%
Utilities,
.(The)
Alden
68
300
16%
1
Inc
Glen
56y2 Mar
34%
47
25%
Inc
Electronics
&
3,100
34%
113/4
Finance
Portland
Tele
Oct
Jun
42%
Inc
Public
Gen
Oct
15 ya
18%
25%
Motors Corp
General
Jan
21%
900
2,200
2
Corp
General
35
*1
21%
3
Electric Co
Mills
North
Feb
(Un)__5
Dynamics
General
Aug
16 %
:
General
General
New
91
Oct
65%
2
Corp
Foods
Jan
Jan
2,200
10
Bankshares
48%
,
10 Va
49% Mar
,
64%
5
Box
Oct
Oct
313/4
Inc
General
48 y8
Oct
31%
Co
General
General
16
Feb
413A
39
47 y4
Corporation
General
82
550
31
..
48 y8
Bankshares
Dairies
D
200
11
16^
1
/
64
-3
Ward
class
National
Apr
.
(Un)
Q
Jan
Feb
Fruehauf Trailer Co
F
90
Conv
Aug
40 3/8
(Un)
America
500
16%
31%
Chemical
(Philip)
Muskegon Motor
41%
38%
3
Mfg
Fuel
Motorola Inc
7iy4
200
Brewing Corp—
Wisconsin
Flour
300
413/4
Morris
Oct
32%
io
&
River
Montgomery
Feb
1,700
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common.;
Camera & Instrument
First
500
42%
73/4
179%
Min
Monsanto
40Va
43%
5
Shares
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe Chemical
31
200
32 ya
(Un;
Corp
473/4
2,000.
68.
1
Rubber
36%
453/a
Fairchild
&
423/4
33
22%
for Week
Jan
58
233/4
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
Minnesota
Mississippi
Jan
15 y2
32
...
Tire
34 y2
5
■/ New
common wi
Emerson Elec Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
Falstaif
29 Va
Sep
43 Vb
(Un)
Emerson
Firstamerica
Oct
9
32 ya
Natural Gas
Firestone
21%
300
43%
Inc
Co
100
9%
47
•
_f,
de Nemours
21%
1
—
Chemical Co
Du Pont
Jan
15%
65-
1
(Un)——
Corp
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
36
___20
.
Co
National
Oct
203/4
21%
___2
Co
Ediscn
Diamond
22
90
__5
__
100
10%
90
1
Qudahy Packing Co__
Curtiss-Wright Corp ( Un;
24%
40
_l
_
Jan
413/4
Va
1
America—
Products
Crowell
Jan
23 Va
46%
47
10
Continental Motors Corp
26
Qct
36
*
America
Oct
13%
40%
10
:
Continental Can Co
Controls
42 ya
42
.25
common
Jan
13%
400
9
•
(Un)
693/a
1,500
14%
21%
9
Oct
15
24%
24 Va
41%
__100
:
700
13%
14%
5
Natural
Container
Jan
500
18%
*
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Consumers
20%
Sep
55 y4
1
common..
Inc:
Consolidated
Jun
18V2
20%
10
Iron
Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth Edison
Consol
41%
—8.50
preferred
Co
Feb
*
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
Coleman
Feb
29%
•
Co
Products
5%
1,100
18%
,_25
Service
City
3,500
34
25
Chrysler Corp
Cities
13%
33
Week's
Last
High
12%
331/4
193/a
A
Gas
Low
13
20 ya
Friday
Sale Prioe
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
55%
preferred.—
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago. South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Cincinnati
Low
Shares
1
1
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
5%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
25
common
$3 convertible preferred
Chemetron
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Co
Tube
5
•
II—HI
1
16%
07
ioi3A
85
96
IT
87
400
9%
41
34 Ve
19
12% Sep
78 Va
Apr
,
Jan
July
Jan
84 Ya
Jan
24
Jun
Jan
1
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1740)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
ACF
Laboratories
Abbott
Aeco
A
Co
(Un).
Allegheny
Allied
2
Corp
Aluminium
Co
American
of
200
62%
4V4
200
3%
Inc
Sep
56%
40
Jan
400
28%
Sep
35 Ma
29%
1
64%
61%
64 y4
500
61%
Oct
102 Va
18Mt
18%
1,000
17%
Apr
25 Ma
Jan
Corp (Un)
2
13%
13%
34%
36
1,000
Can
Co
(Un)
12.50
31Mi
31
_25
23 Mt
23 Mt
23%
41 Ma
40%
42%
1,000
Corp pfd (Un)
Cyanamid Co (Un).
American Electronics Inc
American
Factors
American
Machine
American
Ltd
MARC
Inc
American
Potash
American
Amer
Tel
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Ampex
&
Tel
Co
Armour
&
Co
Avco
300
20 y2
Oct
27%
Oct
6%
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
13%
12%
13%
2,000
11% May
17%
Aug
14%
15%
800
14 Mi May
23%
Sep
5c
(Un)
1
*
5
Sep
7%
Oct
10
Jan
7c
Sep
15c
Jan
1
39%
500
10c
17,000
2,700
31%
3%
23
1,300
3 Ma
Apr
3
3,300
4%
Apr
21% Mar
18%
100
18%
Oct
33 Ma
300
32%
Oct
48
Jan
29%
1,100
27
Sep
35%
Jun
81M2
Oct
77
4,000
49 Va
Feb
5
15%
16
500
15 Mt
Oct
74%
27%
30%
300
30%
Oct
36%
9%
100
9Mt
Jun
11%
Jun
17
17 Va
400
Sep
23%
40
Jun
5
28%
28%
100
28 V2
Oct
5.50
Co
22
22
100
19 M2
Jan
26% May
8
33%
35 Mt
700
2 7 Ma
Apr
38%
Aug
.___1%
21%
21%
200
19 Ma Mar
23%
Sep
:_25
2iy8
21%
500
21 y8
Oct
27%
27%
100
27 Ms
Oct
41 Ma
8%
300
8%
Oct
21%
•
25%
25%
900
Sep
34
Jan
*
i
•
43 Mt
11%
Inc
1
.•
(Un)
-
3%
25
56%
-
53%
300
-
26% May
55 Mt Oct
5 Ma
Aug
Jan
Island
&
Oct
24 Ma
213/4
213/4
200
21
Sep
29 ya
40%
42 Mt
1,200
40
Aug
71%
10
46 M2
46 Ma
46 %-
39%
Jun
_.
—
1
Electronics
System
13%
7Mt Mar
400
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
(Un)
•
Consumers
Natural
Power
Gas
Co
Continental Can Co
Continental
Oil
(Un)
Jun
Martin
Jan
400
37 y4
Oct
44%
Jun
,
McKesson
18%
Jun
21%
Oct
Menasco
56% Mar
67%
623/4
63 Mt
300
59
66 Mt
46 Ma
58%
32%
32%
*
(Un)
(Un)
1
7%
42 Mt May
58%
100
53%
Jan
&
900
32%
Oct
4 7 Ma
51
67
67
400
7%
51
&
Products
Crane Co
(Un)
1
._
(Un)
Crestmont
Crown
Co
Corp
Cuban
Jan
54 Mt
Jan
Monolith
68%
Oct
Monsanto
41%
Sep
3% Aug
63%
Jan
45
45
45
200
5
5 Ma
1,300
Amer
Oil
Records
&
Denver
Co
&
Rio
DiGiorgio Fruit
Disney Productions
Dome
Mines
Douglas
Douglas
Dow
Inc
Oil
Co
(Un)
Air
Eastman
El
Paso
New
&
(Un)"
common
w
Auto-Lite
Electric
Bond
Electronic
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Fairbanks
Falrchild
Camera. &
Fairchild
Eng
For
&
footnotes,
Feb
40 Mi
1M4
31M2
100
1%
1,000
Feb
2M8
Jan
23
25%
600
23
Oct
343/a
Aug
20 Ma
20 Ma
400
20
Feb
24 Ma
Sep
30%
500
23
Jan
33%
Aug
27%
28 M2
400
27
July
36 Mi
Jan
5M2
200
1,000
15 Ma Mar
19% Mar
1,200
15
30
46 Mt
48 y8
700
63
59 M2
63%
1,100
14%
14%
14%
200
6 Ma
7
400
41,900
1
1.85
1.80
1.85
1.80
2.05
2 6 Ms
26 M2
45c
49c
*
40
40
40 M2
7.50
91%
90 M2
91%
900
•
37%
37
37%
4,300
6 Ma
6 Mi
1,300
33MaC
(Un)
1.50
33 %c
1.50
Jan
Jan
533/1
Jan
34%
8%
8%
73
72
74 M2
38
94
48%
20 M2
73 Mt
70 Ma
75%
24 Mt
22 Mt
22%
22
37 Ma
_10o
28c
26c
29c
1
41
38%
41%.
52
49%
52%
6 Mt
6 Mt
;
.
.
(Un)_
Z~
(Un)-
213/a
36
36
100
4
4
1.30
1.50
2,400
36
;
5
10
32%
1
V
1.15
100
35 Mt
200
26 Mi
28
200
20 Ma
100
32 Mt
32 M2
400
3 Mt
3,200
3 Mi
3
13
13
38 M,
29%
5
3
Jan
213/4
Jan
25 Ma
Oct
53 Ma
Jan
10% July
33/a Sep
14 Ma
Apr
29%
300
26 Ma
83/s
100
8%
Oct
14M8
Jan
Nafi
8 Mi
100
8 Mi
Oct
12
Dec
26 Mi
27%
900
National
16
16 Ma
1,100
Oct
30%
Jan
National
Distillers
9 Mt
9 V4
300
Oct
18 Ma May
National
Gypsum Co
Theatres
Natorrms
&
_„1
;
Chem
343/4
363/8
1,200
17 Ma
Jan
38 3/8
443/4
443/4
100
38%
Apr
15 Mi
18 Ma
1,600
17% July
N
453/8
Television (Un)
1
143/4 May
Oct
Electric System
Y Central
RR
Co
16 Mt
100
21 Ma
22 Ma
600
21 Ma
Jan
Niagara-Mohawk
25 Mt
24 Ma
26 3/4
500
17% May
273/4
Oct
Nordon
25 Ma
39%
Jan
Norris
Oil
11 Mi July
Norris
(Un)_
Thermador
16 Mt
_
29
14 Ma
Sep
Oct
—
—
27%
~
30
1,200
100
26%
28 Mt
2,000
26%
Oct
41%
Feb
North
9 Ma
500
Sep
11 Ma
Jan
Northern
Oct
98 Ma
Jan
293/b
239 Ma
Feb
5
*
71 Mt
100
7%
71 Mt
15 Ma
Oct
35 Va
Oct
58
Oct
12%
203/t
213/a
300
19 Mt
1803/4
181
300
1803/t
Oct
Oil
22 Mt
100
22 Mt
Oct
97
103
900
94 Ma
Jan
30 3/4
5 Ma
600
5%
400
4% Aug
16% Mar
7
Jan
300
24
Mar
1
20%
20%
100
20
Jan
22 Ma
Aug
15%
Oct
15%
*
36%
15%
36 Mt
5
100
36%
500
22c
22c
126,100
1.05
22c
1.05
400
'
31%
34 Ma Mar
Sep
lMt
500
1§ July
1%
500
27% Mar
35 Ma
Jun
—
253/a
26 Ma
900
253/a
Oct
25%
Oct
Pacific
46
46
100
45 Mt May
52 3/4
Jan
Pacific
(Un)
Petroleum
1.90 Mar
July
18 Ma Sep
293/, May
1,000
Mar
41%
22 Mi
38 Mi
413/s
July
600
36
45 V*
35%
36%
Aug
1,000
35%
Oct
473/a
Jan
393/4
40
300
36 Ma
Oct
473/8
Jan
3%
33/a
33/4
11,600
33/8
Oct
7%
Jan
833/4
83 Mt
20c
*
,
Chem
20
1.00
Sep
24c
1
1
Corp
Glass
19 Ma
Jan
38 Ma
12c
32
_5
Co
40
6.25
32
200
30%
Aug
40
200
38
Aug
523/4
Jan
86'A
600
Oct
109 V*
Jun
.
833/4
38 3/4
Jan
Jan
313/4
20
Jan
___5
(Un)__
Railway
Co__"
Owens-Illinois
ITV
50c
Corporation
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
133 Ma Jun
Feb
Jan
Mar
17 Mt
1
Aviation
Pacific
Occidental
Jan
Jun
5%
1
American
31 Ma
23%
23%
18
18
18 Mt
1,100
——
12
12%
600
-
.
100
22%
Feb
24%
17
Jan
22
12
Oct
25 Ma
Jan
May
Jan
49c
12
100
11 Ma May
22
30
— —.
6Me
30
200
29 Mt
38 M4, Jan
6 Ms
6 Ma
100
6
600
43c
12
48c
7%
5%
6%
6%
49C
7%
4,300
147 151%
1
_1
Oct
24%
49%
-
Jan
Sep
8 Ma May
•*—
_5
*
5
,
66%
16%
*
(Un)
Co
Northrop
Jun
1
22 Mt
102%
5%
100
.
Jan
12 Mi
100
V, 500
25 Mi
493/4
.
9%
9%
71Mt
20%
(Un)__;
Power
Corp Ltd
9
30
12 Mi
13 Ma
4%
1
Corp
New England
21 Ma
•
5 Ma
1
Natus
18
48% Aug
18% Jan
12 Mt
24%
493/4,
1
:
Company
35%
443/4
12%
(Un)____5
(Un)
Oct
Jan
2% Aug
Corp_
Sep
Jan
343/4 Aug
8% Jan
Aug
31 Mi Aug
8 Mi
9 Mt
323/4
217/a
14
83/s
16
Aug
30%
6,600
-v
May
39 Ma
<
Feb
9 5 Ma
55
2 Ma
16%
Jan
2.20
Feb
28 M2
26%
Jun
8Mb
28 Ma
29%
_1
Apr
49 M2
100
1%'
Airlines
Aug
6%
123/4 July
35 Mi Sep
*
Corporation
Jun
583/a
Apr
16Mb July
100
% July
52 3%
30 Ma Mar
1,300
Mar i
•
.
26 Mi
.„
50
37%
29%
2
May
Sep
46c
733/4 Mar
28 3/8
Jan
42
Sep"
Sep * "
Aug
77%
37%
10
303/s
-
,
3 Ma
20 Ma
28
Jan
95% July
31% Jan
'
Apr
33 Ma
*
__10
Jan
89%
gep ..
May.,,
53/8 July,
"
777/a
Jun
28 Ma
-
Oct
37 Ma
;
200
16%c
233/a
•
34Ma Jan-,'
,
300*
100
May
May
26c
800 ;
/
.
/ 35
-
100
l
common
.
3,300
10
(Un)"
;
20,000
33/4
2
Jan
22% Aug
79%- Apr
•
57% Jan V
19 Ma May 1:.
'500 *
l
Co
55
*,
*
..800
.
18
Co
Sep
14
300
11 Mi
Chemical
Diablo
Jan
.,'25
„
300
2,500
22%
36 M2
1.50
99 Ma
; 197/a Jan" J
400
100
24 Mi
36%
_25c
;' Oct
47
,100
/
Oct
Jan
72
r;. 100 ''
83
94
16 Mt
-
15%
Sep
Jan
Sep
•*
.
2.80
Oct
8M4
-800
.
25 Ma
5
94
2,700
20 M2
83
5
32%
100
.
48%
20 M2
1.50 Julv
500
94
26 Mi
Jan
Jan
18%
3%
52 y2
May
9%
88
11 Mt
July
46 Ma
Aug
Sep;
14%
(Un)
Jan
Feb
5%
Oct
38
____-
Utilities
132 Ma
32 Ma
-
51 Ma
25 Ma
Co
87%
Jan
Jun
J an
12 Ma
83
(Un)
50
Sep
Sep
600
1
(Un)„
383/8
200
1
pfd
Jun
1.00
May
5,000
__25
Indust
3.50
31M4
32c
53
10c
common
Feb
Mi-July
62c
22
1.55
8%
1
..
Jan
12%
•
;
Oct
13 Ma
Oct
12 Ma
2.50
(Un)__:
Oct
Jan
"
4
,
Feb
52 M2
1
;
2.95
51%
65
12 Mt
10
j
Jan
July
22 Ma
6%
300
(Un)
8Mb
Oct
1.55 July
37% July
19,900
(Un)
Oct
41% May
14% Oct
300
48c
5
.Z
5 Ma
1,000
ioc
Co
Cement
Power
Aug
28%
28%
25 M2
4
see page 42.
3 1Mb
Jan
1%
1
5
-
Instrument-.
Airplane
31M2
Oct
17 M2
Inc
Precision
Jun
Oct
Aug
63/4
72c
Jun
Oct
Jan
Pacific
;
6%
Cement
If e
Pacific
200
6%
300
5%
147
6%
Oct
12%
Feb
Oct
185Mt July
Oct
9 Ma May
& Aggregates
Products-^
Clay
C as &
Electrf?
Industries
Pacific Lighting
$4.50
Pacific
common
preferred.—
___;
Inc.
.-
13
5
preferred
25
30
30 Ma
Pan
American
Paramount
Parke
World
Corp:
5 Ma
&
4%
5 Ma
48 M2
48%
90 M2
90 M2
93/4
•
10 Ma
53/4
60 Me
29 Mi
400
5%
100
r
J
•
,400
Oct
4'..
.
400
18 Mi
Oct
32
46
May
20
Jan
"
Sep
13%
Aug
9 Mi
32Mb
Jan
383/4
jan
22 7/8
Jan
27
27%
1 ,100*
20
21M2
1 ,000
20
173/a.
,1 .20a
16 M2
52
39%
52.
39%
Sep
93
Jun
20 %
;
53
Jan
27%
.
Sep
31 Ma July
5 Va Mar
8
50c
Airways (Un)_,_l
.
Jan
May
83 M4
_14 2/7
Corp (Un)
1
Co—L—___——____*
71 Ma
.May-"'
463A Mar
5% July
26% Mar
Pictures
Davis
13
,800
1
common
Electric
'
100
,600
5%
Pacific Tel & Tel
,100
33
66%
*
Petroleums Ltd
13
33
64%
2
Corp common
13
_8
25
Warrants
Packard-Bell
Whitney Corp
Jan
*
ZZIZZZZZioc
Co
33/a
1
3
(Un)__ZZZI
Emporium Capwell Co
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Oct
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
1
&
Specialty Co_
& Phono
1%
Montrose
3
Radio
1,600
Mt
_1
i
Co
l7/a
Sep
ZZZlO
Share Co (Un)
Products Corp
Electrical
Emerson
'
(Un)
Gas
Electric
1%
Jan
5
Development
Natural
Jan
1%
94
5
(Un)
Co
47 Ma
443/4
29 Ms
50c
Lines
Kodak
Mines
Jan
Sep
Oct
Feb
40
Ohio
Elder
85
32%
323/4
Oct
_1
Industries
Eastern
.49 Ma
100
86 y2
•
deNemours & Co
Jun
16 Ma
•
Calif
duPont
Jan
75c
200
—7.50
common
Dresser
41%
Apr
16%
_.
Chemical
*
;
Co__
of
Co
July
45c
Jan
15
(Un)
Util
2.5C
(Un)
common
Aircraft
Chemical
36
400
2,700
Z_*
(Un)
Co
100
56c
1,060
2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields
Dorr-Oliyer
36 Ma
56c
43
10
.
Limited
36 Ma
—
2.50
5M2
(Un)_____
Montana-Dakota
aoc
RR
Jan
17
1
:
Grande
Jan
233/8
92
(Un)__l
A_;
In ft
(Un)
25%
Oct
16 Ma
—
National
Decca
Oct
11 Ma
500
1
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis Publishing Co (Un)___
Curtiss-Wright Corp common
Deere
16%
600
2.15
92
50c
class
300
123/4
2.15
5
Co
Inc
July
16 Ma
11%
413/4
(Un)ZZl2.50
.
Laboratories
1.85
163/s
123/8
(Un)__50o
.
Inc
Port
Montana
6% Aug
Jan
16 Ma
*
of
Co
American
Cutter
11 Mi
Apr
5 Ma
5
common
Preferred
Steel
Monogram
Oct
Jun
7%
51 Mi
17
Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
47%
6,000
1
Mission
Jan
52 Mt
5 %
A_
Petroleum
South
41
1
Co
Middle
Sep
200
25
Oil
Zellerbach
Crucible
1
48%
52 Mt
—12.50
Co
Co
200
*
Corn
52 Mt
863/4 Aug
56 Ma Oct
1
Robbins Inc
Mig
Merchants
60% July
333/8
Ma
73/4
5
.
100
46
Jan
Jan
43 Ma Feb
16M2
(Un)
McBryde Sugar Co
46%
10
common
Co
10
(Un)
Motors
Continental
(Un)
19%
60
7.50
Co
(Un)
13%
Merck
Jun
12% May
100
200
(Un)___,
35 Mt
Sep
July
60 Mi
600
.—____l
Co
Oct
Juy
300
14
42%
10
Tel
class
Oct
64Mb
--
47%
13 Mi
600
Z
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Consolidated
46 Mt
,_100
6%
300
Jan
,_i___1
pfd
15 Ma
1,100
Jun
79 Ma
50 Ma
Ltd
Steel
700
21 Ma
34
Oct
'
8%
(Un)
M)
200
37 Mi
Oct
423/a
300
_50c
&
7%
65 Mi
Jan
233/4
500
;■
32%
.
15 %
37 Mi
65 Mi
26%
9,800
44%
34%
.__
fe M Oil Co
20%
10
25
22% Mar
25%
423/s
13%
1
6%
2.50
com
common
24%
233/4
34
____
:
Co
Sep
1
^___^
Co
Tel
Magnavox Co
Jan
5%
32%
(Un)
15 Ma
—. —-
Sep
55%
243/4
50
Jun
68%
Oct
5M8
.49 Ma
;
(Carle
11 Mt
Oct
Jan
41
I_1
Inc
M J M
63 Ma
50%
Corp
(Un)
Harvester
(P)
100
32%
Industries
Lorillard
3,200
53/a
42%
25
(Un)___j^__6.25
Litton.
Industries
Inc____
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lone Star Cement (Un)
Jan
200
423/8
l
^
System
(Un)
Edison
100
9 Ma
83/4
7%
5
Broadcasting
Gas
8%
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Commonwealth
:
•
Corp
Co
Co
Corp
633/4
41
53/a
Jan
___i
(Un)
Inc
Co
conv
63%
533/a
'
83M3
Corp (Un)_^____
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_
48 Mr Jan
*
200
'
.
423/8
Jan
*
Pac (Un)
(Un)
Jan
Lehman
Jan
42%
(Un)
Corp
Co
13%
14 Ma
Jan
193/4
50c
Kratter
Lear
Jan
38 Mt
69 Mi
99 Ma
Oct
10
Corp
Kennecott Copper (Un)
Kern County Land Co_
Jan
100
Oct
7
3
Laughlin
Sep
13%
25
common
4Ma%
Kaiser
Jan
Feb
100
33%
55 Mt
56 V2
---
3%
33%
3%
-
._i
.
(Un)
31 Mi
Oct
32%
11% Aug
3Mt May
300
43 Ya
11%
21%
100
200
21%
21%
l
__1
_-
Corp
24
Sep
70%
lOc
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp com
Jan
Oct
Jan
34
Oil
&
Feb
57%
300
(Un)
Co
Jorgenson
Jan
8%
Jade
Jones
28 Ma May
10
common
RR
-
_12.50
(Un)
(Un)
Gotham
Paul
16%
30
2,200
-ZZZZZl
,Z_Z__5
Western
Oil
Sep
"; '.-M
'\
43 Ma July
2,200
(Un)
International
17%
300
8 Mi
80c
Maryland Mines Corp
Intex
200
493/4
73%
10
Jan
30%
*
Aug
17%.
Oct.
363/4
International Paper Co ((Un)_
Aug
9%
1
(Un)
125
7
1
Corp
Cement
Feb
70%
5
Mining
International
Jan
2.50
Inc
Idaho
Ideal
Imperial
51 Mt
17s/8
—
1
Pineapple
Sound
1,600
353/4
Co
Financial
Stores
Hupp Corp
98 Ma
Jan
73/4
(Un)
Development Co
Howe
91
—
Jan
673/4
723/4
&
Chemical
Honolulu Oil
193/8
363/4
1
Corp
Homestake
Jan
28
70 Mt
•
Holly
Oct
26 Ma
ioc
Hoffman Electronics
35% Aug
18%
29%
Hartfield
Hawaiian
Jan
32%
1
Co
Rock
Columbia
8ya
29%
<
5
Corp
.
31Ms
41
9c
10c
5
Products
Cities Service
Columbia
40
7%
5c
Inc
Vought Aircraft
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Cohu
Oct
Oct
1
Chance
Clary
Feb.
57 Mt
Jan
57%
12
29% Mar
*
Co
Grumman Aircraft Engr
Gulf Oil Corp
(Un)
Jun
1%
38%
400
5,500
45
Sep
May
92 Mt
900
1,600
Oct
—
1%
■
Steel Co
Western
Greyhound
Jun
56%
400
1%
City
Lakes
Great
48%
64 5/a
12 Ma
Aug
(Un)
Corp
2,000
63
16Mt
Corp
Co
52
Jun
17%
of Calif
&
Great
17% May
73%
41%
58%
40Mt
102
(W R)
Jan
100
F) Co (Un)__
Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige
Jan
Jun
39
1%
8
Corp of America
Instruments Corp
Chrysler
Jan
11% Aug
17 Ma
Grace
133/4
8
700
(Un)
Co
Jan
Jun
1,600
19 Mt
(B
Goodyear
Granite
5
Certain-Teed
Chicago
65 Ms
100
57%
Com
Stores
&
St
600
13%
i%
Celanese
Mil
80%
58%
2
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Chi
Oct
5
(Un)
Corporation
Chadbcurn
11%
P 1
__
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
Cenco
200
77
i
11%
13%
78 Mi
l
.
Ink
I)
11%
13
Inc
Co
Goodrich.
Jan
3M2
Inc
(J
Feb
1,200
Hill
Carrier
29% May
42
Co
163/a
16%
(Un)
Good Humor
68%
19 Mt
(Un)
(Un)
McBean
Alden
Glidden
Jan
2,400
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp
(Un)_
Case
1,800
61%
76%
22
(Un)
Co, (Un)
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
California
Sep
Sep
Glen
37%
12
17%
4
Products
Oct
Jan
113/4 May
16Mt
Co
Brothers
Apr
26 Ma
52
ZZZZ5
Co
Gladding
38M2 May
30
3%
Corp
Company
Bunker
45M>
Oct
32 Va
57%
31%
Brunswick
Bullock's
Jan
300
31
Bond Stores Inc (Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
Budd
200
31
3%
Mammoth Consolidated Min
Broadway-Hale
44%
59%
20%
Co___
Bishop Oil Co
Gimbel
Jan
3V2
(Un)__
Oil
67%
31%
Cons Inc
(Un)
Bethlehem
Steel Corp
(Un)
Chica
42
Oct
21 Ms
3
Instrument
Airplane
Oct
42%
1
Corp
&
Bolsa
19%
500
30
61%
6,500
Oil
Gladden
Mar
22
5
Benguet
Boeing
Jan
(Un)__10
_
(Un)
Bell
Black
43 Mt
'
Intercontinental
Corp
32 Mt May
1%
Bell
Howell
1,900
44 "Ma
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Bendix
^a
Getty
Jan
493/8
—
Utilities (Un)
,__2.50
Telephone & Electronics 3.33 M3
Gillette
29%
16%
common
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Oct
100
9%
50 Mt
64
Public
Sep
Jun
22 Mi
1
Tire
Sep
Oct
Feb
28
5
.
of California
Rubber
4%
Oct
700
55
12 %'
9 Mt
12 Ma
Is
of Texas
(Un)_.
Corp
&
-
52
2
Service
97 Ma
43%
9 Ma
ZZl
Corp
Motors
56%
19%
1,200
High
2% July
22
*
_2
63 Ma
42%
21%
(Un)
Electronics
Beckman
37
35%
27
1
Co
51% May
62%
25
Trailer
600
61
.
Corp
16
26 Ms
5
Jan
62
Corp (Un)___10
Gas (Un)
__2.50
(Un)
Mfg
Avnet
Oct
11 Ma
80
26 Ma
General
Aug
Feb
42% Mar
1,400
2,300
1
Public
General
24
General
Apr
47%
22 Mt
10
Inc
Foods
General
23%
55
(The)
Exploration Co
General
Jan
29 Ma
400
91%
(Un)
(Un)
14 Mt
Oct
Oct
6
800
50%
90
(Un)
(111)
11%
11%
50 y8
25
Topeka & Santa Fe
Warrants
400
Oct
19
33 Ma
500
6.600
34
Oil
Corp
Corp
6
20%
50
Louisiana
Atchison
Atlas
6
19
33%
91 Ms
(Un)
Steel
Armco
Jun
*
(Un)
Corp
Anderson-Prichard
Arkansas
Oct
74
20Ma
1
Co
26
50 Ma Mar
5
Corp
Anaconda
21 Ma May
700
1,100
Co
Dairies
General
Jun
1,350
33%
„
19 Mt
Oct
2,600
25
34
(Un)
Co
9%
10%
68%
200
23
12%
Corp
General
Jun
9%
Corp
Rad & Stand Sanitary (Un)
Smelting & Refining
American
59%
218
22
♦
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
26 Ma May
Oct
64%
50c
Chemical
&
Oct
40
25
-1.66%
"
23 Mt
10%
10
Foundry Co__3.50
■^American Motors Corp (Un)
Jan
67 M*
1
(Un)
&
1,800
33
Chem
2\l
23
2.50
General American Oil Co
General Controls Co
Aug
43 Mi
Oct
(Un)
Inc
Fruehauf
Low
5
.
Garrett Corporation
Jan
41 Mi
Oct
31
50
10
Cement
American
27
28%
Mar
13%
100
Theatres (Un)_l
Bdcast-Para
&
Motor
Friden
Jan
18 y8
1
_
Foremost
Jan
28 %
Company
& Light
Ltd
Tiger Line Int>
Power
Range Since Jan, 1
High
•
Corp
Corp
Mach
Ford
Aug
Oct
29%
(Un)
com
Food
Shares
2
Financial
Corp
Flying
Jan
47
•
America (Un);.
Florida
Fluor
Jan
May
9
7 Mi
13 Mt
22 Ma
200
American Bosch Arma
American
Apr
Sales
for Week
Low
1
Flintkote
Mar
Sep
Charter
Flrstamerica
Jun
39c
Jun
1,400
49 Ma
23% '
American
American
65%
Oct
20c
900
9M4
48%
52%
Oils Ltd
First
Jan
78%
Sep
22 Ma
—9
10
_
Airlines
25,200
9V4
9Mt
48%
1
Corp (Un)
Mfg Co
(Un)
Limited
Aluminum
(Un)__
common
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
100
29c
65 Mt
4 >/«
*
Industries
J
52 Mi
26c
52%
28c
65Mt
10c
Reduction
15%
Jun
12
64%
5
common
Corp
Air
800
14 M8
13
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)_—-—2.50
Fargo
High
Low
High
'
Week's
Range
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Monday, October 31, 1960
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
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Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
.
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.
16 Ma
Oct
Oct,
52l:_.;^ ,100 r; "1 41
May A39%vr;>iL^ 200 V; ,.'^7,%Mar>-,
Z 66 M4
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Jan
Sep
Jun",
Volume
192
Number
5999
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1741)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Penney (J C)
Co
for Week
of Prices
(Un)
Low
*
RR
Co
(Un)
(Un)__
Co
10
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Unj
Philco
Corp
(Un
Mill
40%
Oct
44 %
900
Oct
17%
Jan
39%
400
Puget Sound P &
Pullman
Inc
T_,
1,200
5%
700
26%
Oct
38 %
Jun
17%
Oct
38%
Apr
50
Oct
18%
17%
18%
1,500
50
48%
50
800
26
26%
100
23%
Jan
26%
20%
100
20%
Oct
29%
321/4
(Un)___
Reserve
Oil
&
Rice
Gas
Rohr
Ryder
System
1
Diego
Seaboard
Finance
Sharon
Steel
Shasta
Water
Shell
Oil
(Un)
;
fioconv : MobiD Oil
A
•Southern
Calif
Original
preferred
Preierred
Southern
Edison
Inc
4.32%
Cal
Southern
Calif
Southern
Co
ISoutnern
—
Gas
_
Co
series
Pacific
Sperrv-Rand
Warrants
Oil
(Indiana)
Oil
Co
Co
of
California
of
Mid-Continent
Corp
Telautograph
Tenn
Gas
Gulf
Tidewater
Tishman
Realty
Oil
of
Pacific
Union
Sugar
United
Airlines
United
United
Corp
U
S
Steel
Rv
Apr
Duquesne
22 %
Jan
Electric
7%
6,300
7
21%
Mar
20%
Aug
44%
Oct
79 %
51
51%
900
20% Apr
44% Feb
600
8%
23%
100
23 %
12%
900
38 %
500
General
60c
1,427
28%
Sep
38%
31%
35%
4,024
31%
Oct
54 %
Sep
11%
11%
130
11%
Oct
16%
Jan
:—
8 % Mar
Hudson
15%
"
Jan
41
Oct
Jan
13
Sep
5.12%
41
Lehigh
Jan
Maaison
33%
Sep
55%
Jan
11%
Oct
18%
Feb
39
800
35
Jun
42
Jan
13
100
13
Oct
14% Aug
60%
59%
Ac
30
56%
Feb
56%
66%
Jun
22
22%
59%
Oct
600
20% Mar
30 %
30'A
223A
400
Jan
6%
31
7
1,900
4%
Jan
44%
44%
200
39 %
Jan
19%
50
19%
3,900
18%
Sep
233A
July
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Jan
Oct
26
Jan
Philco
Oct
123a
Feb
Oct
40
Jun
51 'A
Jan
Potomac
Electric
44
Jan
Progress
Mfg
50%
Jan
Life
44"%
Jun
54%
20
Oct
42 3/b
Jan
40
Jan
Scot.t.
100
28 %
Oct
47% Mar
30%
Jan
Feb
26 %
Aug
25%
28%
Sep
10%
10%
11
3,777
10%
Oct
17 %
Jan
33
33%
19$
32
Oct
45%
Jan
—
42%
48
216
34%
Jan
50%
49%
50%
25 % Mar
393/4
Aug
Sun
20 %
243/b
Jan
Thompson
May
3% July
16%
100
15%
15%
16
21
21%
77%
80%
15%
16'A
19"%
400
Aug
24 %
Jun
7
Co—
Ry
23"%
Jun
31
series
16% Julv
24
213/4
100
14%
Oct
23%
1,800
23 %
Oct
33%
200
36%
37%
300
107
107
100
107
38%
37%
700
3'%
40%
300
25%
25%
600
25
13%
13%
1,000
12%
30%
31%
200
25%
__
36%
34%
157/g
36%
1,000
73/3
__
73/3
100
Jan
32%
900
15%
27% May
i3/8
300
1
300
43%
100
42%
43
73
900
50%
1%
3,200
44 %
38%
il%
*
1.00
1.10
6%
900
1
Ludlum
Fuel
29%
Oil
4s
series
Class
Algoma
Atlantic
Sugar
common
A
:
Steel
Aluminium
:
Ltd
For
•
37y8
25
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19%
4%
Jan
Equitable
13A
Jan
Harbison
49%
Jan
Home
63 %
footnotes,
103
41
Oct
64%
Jun
221
Feb
28%
Aug
13
13
13
Oct
13%
Sep
85
Jun
92%
46%
53%
56 %
56%
80
56%
Oct
58%
48%
49%
725
46%
Apr
54
Jan
14 %
14'A
30
14%
Jun
18%
Aug
50%
51%
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82
82
—
—
801
42
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55%
Jan
Oct
45% May
51%
Oct
80
8
82
Oct
Mar
79%
.
79%
$1,000
77%
Jan
82
Mar
80
—
81%
6,300
77%
Jun
84
Jan
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Low
High
39%
Sep
44 %
25
28%
Oct
52%
Jan
28%
110
18%
Oct
52%
Jan
21
18%
Jun
22
8 %
Jan
9
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56 %
37% Mar
20%
20"%
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Oct
20
28%
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170
39%
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10
33%
39%
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of
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High
32%.
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—
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Jan
80
Jun
Apr
Oct
67%
24%
9
24
32%
159
300
24%
280
9%
21% Mar
Oct
Mar
26%
32%
Jan
Sep
33
Jan
Co
8.50
37
36%
37
107
Refractories——7%
44
44
42
Co
35
35
65c
65c
—_—-—*
Sep
—
Co
—
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common———1
3%
3%
3%
Feb
41 %
Sep
42% July
56 %
Jan
140
35
Jan
45
400
65c
Oct
Apr
1 %
Feb
1,255
3%
Jan
4%
Sep
—10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
57%
57%
583/b
192
553/4
Sep
80 %
Jan
5
23%
22%
23%
176
15 % May
23%
Oct
28
27%
28%
213
38%
Jan
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,
Jun
23%
Gas
Walker
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
.Pittsburgh Brewing
Jan
450
39 % Mav
44
1.00 July
4%
29
Jan
Oct
Sep
2.45
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Jan
73/8 Aug
45 3A Jan
17%
Oct
353/8
Apr
25
Ac
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*
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Jan
16"%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Oct
Bolt
(The)
Canadian
Corp of
Corp
—5
America
Week's
Range
of Prices
1
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—
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S
•
425
4%%
19 %
Co
of
Can
4%
preferred
125
225
Anglo
9%
High
41%
Jan
24% July
Jun
11
Jan
Feb
20
Apr
28% July
16%
Sep
22 %
1
1
8'/a
Jan
Jan
Anr
2%
Jan
21%
21%
22
269
21%
Oct
32 %
Jun
46%
45
47
270
45
Oct
64%
Jun
1,200
1
Oct
Week's
Canadian
$2.90
Tel
Co
Ltd
Par
Low
Bailey
31%
32%
3,425
30
July
40%
Jan
27%
29%
Bank
5,393
27% July-
38%
Jan
Bank
Selburn
of
of
22%
5
19% Mar
22 %
45Vs
45%
395
40
Mar
46 %
51 %
51%
51 %
100
49
Mar
52%
Aug
Sep
42%
42%
42%
60
37
Jan
43
50%
50%
50%
125
47
Mar
52
*
28 %
28
28 %
800
26% July
35%
25
26
1,592
20%
26%
20%
20%
975
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5%%
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22%
45%
*
Scotia
Low
22 %
—50
preferred
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—
20%
19
19w
19
Feb
19% July
—
50
17 % July
10
Montreal
Nova
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
Sep
31%
Shares
pfd—50
-
common
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
28%
for Week
50
4%%
preferred.
Argus Corp
Sales
Range
of Prices
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
35 Vh Mar ~
18
pfd
——
Range Since Jan. 1
21 % Julv
5%
16%
20
10
Last
Low
2,566
50
50
16%
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Aluminum
High
37%
5%
19
6.25
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Friday
-Shares
"■
19
.
Sale Price
for Week
Oct'
'
5%
—
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STOCKS
Sales
'
27%
16%
1
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&
Chemical.—_____—_—1
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11
11
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see page 42.
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179
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»
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72
506
1
,
Gas
300
19%
655
443/4
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Light Co
2,700
36%
Sep
Jan
87
Last
*
common
%
—
A—1975
Co
Duquesne
25
Low
41
18%
48%
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Columbia
Montreal Stock Exchange
Acadia
Oct
25%
47
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Duquesne
CANADIAN MARKETS
Abitibi Power & Paper
4 % %
preferred
Mar
9
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Sep
18%
in
•
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Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Jan
18
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Jan
22
24%
Par
36
25%
—
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33%
38%
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817
313
42%
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Oct
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200
29
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Jan
30 % May
300
42
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24
.
Sale Price
40
86%
Friday
Apr
69%
4,700
24
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STOCKS
Jan
Sale Price
Sep
1
1,200
33%
491%
Friday
Aug
20
9
——*
Light
11%
Oct
Oct
43%
900
71
31
33%
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443/4
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7 3/4
Oct
6^0
40%
Shown
Feb
12%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apr
1,100
1
Gas
Transit
inc
Arkansas
7% Mar
6
6% %
37 %
6%
i3/8
Oct
26%
128
__
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2.50
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100
Sep
1,517
13
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Baltimore
Apr
16i/8
43%
1.10
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—
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Allegheny
32%
1
__
97%
29
39%
39%
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preferred
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6
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Oct
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Jan
30%
Jun
157/3
43%
French
39"% Aug
43% Aug
Oct
32%
6'A
43 '«
100
Aug
12% May
34% Apr
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1453/4
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Jan
43
Oct
40 y4
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17%
53
29% Mar
33% May
30% Mar
37%
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2,482
66% July
Apr
Jan
14%
2.50
;
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47%
7%
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17%
Jan
Jan
100
1,700
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__
37
18%
3,488
95% May
80% Aug
Apr
18%
73A
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common
—_—__
Jan
24
23%
23%
$4.25
Feb
20%
16%
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10
3
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Washington
Feb
14%
10
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Jan
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24
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5
73% Mar
58%
Apr
15%
3,200
19%
Jan
24%
Sep
64%
2,700
16
18%
May
20%
3,500
80%
13% May
1,100
21%
20%
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United
43/8 Mar
Universal
16%
__
1
__
■
50
&
Jan
Aug
22%
Electric
Paper
Jan
19%
58%
Apr
300
100
5
342
13
Aug
16% May
36%
2,740
34
(Un)
821
27%
34
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(Un)
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1,247
53'%
26
Reading Co
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10
common
10% *
18%
49
53%
Jan
800
10
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•
18%
26
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100
21
28%
25
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Southeastern Pub Service
;
10
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Jan
5
324
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July
Jan
10
Jun
23
Corn
28%
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Jan
41%
50
Jan
'
28%
Apr
594
17 %
1
Jan
Sep
18%
26
65%
common
22 %
24
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24'A
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Aug
100
470
Water
Jun
•
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24 %
253/4
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1
100
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23%
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393/8
4.70%
Jan
24%
20
Apr
35 % May
56 %
25%
Electric
7%
5,400
Oct
78%
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31 %
18%
11,279 "
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109
2,600
Sep
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10
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200
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37%
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12
17%
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6,400
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t
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10o
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62
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Sep
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182
1,647
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Pennsylvania
Sep
47 %
72
403A
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35% May
21% Mar
393/4
43%
2
Pennsylvania
1,200
59 %
Merck
Jan
23%
pfd
Mergenthaler Linotype
Pennsalt
Jan
12%
24%
Inc
(The)
Oct
71%
Oct
40 3A
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72 %
Aug
43%
145
45%
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39"%
8%
Jan
Jan
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28
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Sep
5
Jan
Jun
24%
Feb
10
B
preferred.
25
preferred
——24.50
2nd
-
Sep
231
42% *
8%
Jun
15%
531
71%
40%
6%
945
70
__
6.75
.
voting
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293/4
600
58%
Light.
3,167
16%
41%
Jan
4
8
15%
71%
1
Battery
&
series
42 %
1,900
13
Ac
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Oct
12%
38%'
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/
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73/a
16%
25
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$1.41
5
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Jun
11%
—
1
7%
1.80
8%
(Un)
11%
1
Acceptance Corp
17 % July
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10,500
22%
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Co
Co
conv
58 %
37 %
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Jun
25%
__
1
Petroleum
Pacific
363/4
36%
5
8%
(Un)__
Western
Jan
35%
4.33
Corp
.
Storage
24% Aug
8% May
30 % Jan
200
3%
Co
Co
Corp
Air
39%
9%
Co
Western
Ford
Sep
300
20%
22%
Equipment .Co
Coast
Jun
Light
40%
Oct
3%
Inc
Corp
Preferred
30 %
Co
Power
Oct
19% May
22%
Associates
Westates
543
8%
common
Washington Water
West
32
Publishing
15
1
Universal Cons Oil Co_
Universal Match Corp__
Victor
Sep
31
10
Park City Mines Co (Un)__
1
Plywood Corp—
'______ 1
Rubber
Curtis
32%
20%
United
S
97%
Company
600
36
_
S
Budd
200
19%
__
Varian
1,000
___
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Jan
Transit
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
16
200
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(Un)
Corp
U
Oct
20
47%
(Un)
Gas
35%
Oct
Calif
Aircraft
Indus
79%
Electric
Delaware
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Corp
Electric Co
Warrants
Sep
39%
Corp
Union
United
Jun
800
Corp
Union
United
26
33%
1
&
Union
Fruit
Jan
85 %
High
5,294
__
Jan
46 3/4
(Un)
Century-Fox
Carbide
United
17%
Sep
14% May
24 % Oct
3,900
common
Co
Apr
32 %
44%
1
Tri-Continental
Union
Mar
12 %
500
Low
92 %
18%
1
common
Inc
Oil
Twentieth
69
800
25
Sulphur
Transamerica
100
14
33%
40%
Corp
Inc
82%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
223/8
89%
Baltimore
1.40
Shares
91%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Mar
Low
10
•
Oct
90c
for Week
33 %
Sep
16"% May
1,000
Sales
Range
of Prices
Tel
Ac
233A
2,300
1.15
40%
(Un)
Thriftimart
Tel
Research
22 %
Week's
Last
Corporation
City
45%
5
Aug
42%
82%
Atlantic
"24%
__
Sep
125%
Sep
Atlantic
22%
—
Feb
Oct
Jan
Petroleum
(The)
91%
22 %
28
39%
Transmission
Texaco Inc
Textron
Oil
100
61%
Oct
37"%
—
1
International
103
40
12%
41%
Gas
Sunset
103
1.161
1,200
12%
19'A
10
(Un)
10
Bunray
—1
Jan
14
62"%
13%
38%
(Un)
73% July
22%
Oct
40%
issued
59
Feb
10% July
61'A
84%
44%
Stanley
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Stud^bakei-Packard common
Oct
59%
3'*0
62%
Jan
—
7
Oil
(Ohio)
(Un)
Warner Corp (Un)
Stratham Instruments Inc
43%
300
1
55%
6%
(Un)
Standard
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13%
Co
Stores
300
25
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Jun
66%
common
82
103/b May
36 3A Jan
—
2
Standard
Oil
Arundel
American
Steel
7'A
common
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TXL
Jan
30%
•
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When
71 %
J
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Suburban
Oct
44%
60%
(Un)
Spiegel Inc
38 %
—
5
Co
American
200
20%
38%
2
Corn
40%
12%
25
Petroleum
Jun
37%
25
(Un)
Jun
56
20%
25
A
70
Oct
25%
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—
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Feb
3 8'A
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15
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15
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600
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Oct
Friday
Jan
22%
2
Co -(Un>:
45%
Sale Price
20
1
—
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200
65%
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40%
400
20%
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25 3/8
1,900
1
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Sep
18%
*
—_
Oct
12
24%
20c
;
52
58
17
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2.50
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t
:
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5,400
13
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3
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43 %
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1
113/4 July
773/a Jan
53%
1
32%
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Feb
13%
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55%
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
32%
20
(Un)
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53 %
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Oct
21%
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Corp
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31 %
1.15
*
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5
400
(Un)_
common
121/2
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1
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80
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■
21%
10
Jan
1,100
__
22%
—
Cab
39%
40%
__
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Yellow
38%
1
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27%
32%
58
39%
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Oct
12
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Schering
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2.50
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Diego Gas & Elec
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Oct
15%
__
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San
121/4
5
Safeway
St
47
1,400
52
1
Aircraft Corp
Dutch Petroleum Co
Aeronautical Co___
Royal
Ryan
1,500
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9%
(Un)
Corp
21%
41% May
21% Oct
6.25
Zenith Radio Corporation
Apr
50%
31 %
31%
25c
Oil
Oil
Low
200
43%
(Un)
42 %
Jan
78 %
47
52
—
Western
Ranch
38%
9%
—
Tobacco
Richfield
37%
Jun
10
Manufacturing Co
Rhodes
Oct
27%
50c
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)___;
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30%
1,400
1534
__
5
Inc
Reynolds
200
33%
50%
1
.
32%
33
__
•
41% Mar
(FW)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
Jan
5
,
(Un)
Co
Brake
Shares
Jan
(Un)
Inc
Woolworth
Low
Telegraph (Un)_ —2.50
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Oct
20"%
__
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(Un)—_
of America
Revlon
Oct
26%
.„3
___
Radio Corp
Co
Jan
5%
27%
5
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Republic Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
10
5'A
26%
Union
Westinghouse Air
Jun
20
(Un)
Pure Oil Co
Raytheon
49 %
5%
__
Rayonler
34% Mar
Western
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
July
10%
27%
.3
Ltd
High
100
1
>_
Co
Low
41
10%
1
Phillips Petroleum Co_
Pioneer
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
39%
__
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
41
__
33 %c
Friday
Shares
10%
__
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
37
53
53
54%
4,714
47% Mar
10
60
59%
60%
1,395
57
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*
.
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Jun
28
19 %
58
71%
Oct
Sep
Sep
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Banque Canadian National.
b^uKjue Provinciate (Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class
46 %
.50
47%
4 Vt>
American
4 Vs
50
red
610
14c
33,877
49%
49%
4.25
4.50
Canadian
400
47% Mar
52 Vs
July
135
14'A
Jan
37%
Jan
101
140
24%
1,698
348
15%
16
582
15% Aug
45%
2,300
46% Mar
37%
38%
17,841
31 % Mar
9
310
2.90
Oct
6.75
Oct
22 %
12%
25
12%
Apr
13%
18% Apr
23
Jan
28
32
20%
21
1,340
31%
472
5%
5%
750
A
1,300
2.00
Oct
25
3.50
Feb
a5
6
a—
205
9
alO
alO
a6
a6%
125
4.40
4.60
2,300
14%
L
a9%
a6%
14%
1,250
4-40
common-
985
10
41
810
40
19%
670
19
70
90
Mar
13
210
23%
23%
125
16%
16%
200
42%
-25
42%
Oct
Viau
Sep
Webb
31%
Weston
3,261
17%
3,017
200
15
15
25
18 Va
V 1,300
40
40%
582
71
14-
.
14
60
100
.
17 Vs
52
12%
Apr
Oct
10%
12%
13
5,185
al8% al9%
8%
9
15
14%
12% July
43
la%
jan
8%
Feb
19%
10%
855
13"% Mar
16
common
325
45
45%
•
1,425
Jan
19% July
24%
6
25
54
Oct
65
a54
Apr
Arno
5
55
Apr
66
Jan
Atlas
Jan
Atlas
19%
750
10
125
62%
62%
135
9'/»
1,165
24%
445
3.55
3.55
1,095
15%
15 %
205
•
—
36
„
July
7%
*
35
Jan
Co
Hardee Farms International
common
Oil class A
Class E
1
.
—.
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay
ZEo
Mining
Bank
10
Investment class
A
*
20
preferred
23
preferred
___25
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
common_B
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
•
preferred
Canada
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
7.60
6%
Apr
15 Vt
38
42.
108
32%
Sep
50%
Oct
52 Va
26%
;
19
:
*
8%
Sep
16 Va
Jan
34% Mar
44%
Jun
155
905
25
100
10% Aug
9
7.05
33%
3.15
33%
35%
229
a40 % a40%
55
44%
1,305
Telefilms
1,250
48% Mar
18
1,865
16 V*
Jun
25%
Jun
1.90
690
1.75
Oct
4.00
Jan
202
13%,
22%
20 Va
20'/a
200
31
32%
5,772
25
33%
1
44%
&
Uranium
Collieries
42
July
52
Jan
Cantexas
Cassiar
Nickel
May
Canorama
Canuba
19Vs
20%
May
23%
Shown
2.85
35
35
25
34%
Feb
36
37 %
7 400
30
Feb
37%
9%
9%
Sep
600
84
92
Aug
37
July
47
Aug",
r-.
3.05
14,300
2.60 May
34
4,500
47
47
47
3.35
*:
Apr
31% Mar
"
34
Are
A
■'
f
150
Expressed in
41%
Feb
Jun
Oct
.
Exchange
Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Mills
21
Aug
37
Jan
902
11 %
July
31%
Feb
of Prices
Low
Par
5%c
Ltd—*
44
Feb
17
Oct
Consolidated
48
Apr
54
Aug
Consolidated
80
Jan
3,514
5,%c
Oct
20c
Jan
35
Apr
47 Va
Sep
705
.
6
July
3%c
12,217
3c
48c
45c
50c
30c
28c 30 %c
17,650
40c
10
94%
Oct
Consol
21 %c
475
6%
16
Co
Jun
21%
Feb
21% May
46% 8ep
22'A
Mines
'
5.25
90
484
35%
4,538
40%
50
a57% a59%
4,279
52
July
50
12
Mar
56% July
83
Sep
31
Feb
130
36%
38% May
58%
7c
Ltd
20c
Petroleum
Ltd
& Frere Limitee
Dome
Mines
Oct
Jan
14%
Jan
Dominion
Dominion
„
Ltd
Engineering
-
8,533
12c
14%
.
'
J
15
,
Jan
Mar
.
55c
.
Jan
;
6V2C Jan
8%
•
Feb
34c
Oct
Jan
6c
July
8c
•,650
Jan
5c
July
3c
3,400
.14
Oct
Jan
43c
Jan
;5% Aug
12c July
„
3,000
<
8c
Oct
24C
Feb
21%
13% May
2%c Oct
Jan
3c
*
16
1.10
3%C
2,003
3c
Sep
7c
Jan
19c
*
6%
3%c
..*
4%c
95c
6%
6%
16
3
19c
I,433
19c
Oct
70c
July
6,300
1,000
A
V
6%
5c
Jan
11%
Feb
Oct
21
Feb
65c
9,936
Oct
16
.
100
Jun
1.35
Jun
1.30
1.30
3,000
2c
2c
1,030
•
13
13
800
ale
ale
1 ;0
1.68
1.99
17,910
Oct
3.20
Feb
11c
13c
4,500
8c
Apr
19c
Jan
6c
8c
II,100
4c
Apr
11c
Mar
"
1
1.79
7c
Ltd—
Ltd
Ltd
♦
-1—
•
Works
Ltd
10c
22 500
6c
3%c
34,500
2%c
3c
3c
1,000
5c
5c
1,500
al.40
al.40
20
1.50
2%c
2%c
4c
3,700
1.10
94c
1.15
1.00
91c
1.00
I a45
23%
a45
8
24
26%
2.040
16
16 Vs
203
1.00
1.12
6,700
24
24
530
5c
50c
•
Leaseholds Ltd
1
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
1.68
8c
—50
—
3=
2%c
—1
class A
2c
10c
1
1
1.30
—
24
50c
Oct
1.40 Mar
Aug
5c
10% Mar
2%c
Mines Ltd——1
—
David
Oct
V.
20c
3 %t
Jua
3c
1,700
5,265
,.
..
8c
Mar
14c
Apr
20c' Jan
——_—1
Ltd
Corp
7
*3c
•
7.90
;
July
10%
»
9,000
18c
.
1
_1
4c
3c
6%c
120
....
•.
3%c
—1
Ltd
Mines
4c
■
500
,
18c
6%
7,
4.90 July
9c
Aug
3,000
11,500
11%
,15c
4C
,
•
Ltd—*
Ltd—
Pacific
Vauze
,
3
100
500
v
%c
3%c
18c
1
com_.
10c
a
11%
'
Ltd———*
Monpas Mines Ltd:—1
New
7c
Ltd-—1
Tr
C
.
8c
Ltd——
Mines
Jan
60
''
Dalfen's
,
4%c...."
Jun
Crusade
5,25
4c
1
Inv
Jan
-7% Aug
"
alOc
Ltd.-
July
1
'
1
Ltd———
Corp
70c
Sep
Sep
7
1
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consolidated
7
Jan
28c
Apr
16,500
.
-
7
Jan
12c
1
Jan
8c
Oct
.1
7%
May
5
r
High
450
6%
4c
Mines
Consol Central Cadillac
175
75
8,000:
44
6%
500
Refineries
Sep
275
a21% a21%
:V
6c
43%
4c
Resources
Oct
94
825
Range Since Jan. 1
.," Low
3c
Mines
&
12%
52%
17%
..Shares
High
V 4c
Corp
42
15%
300
for Week
3c
Ltd-—.—
Manitoba
52
„
Sales
Range
—*
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
1
Cliibougamau Copper Corp
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
—1
Cleveland Copper Corp
;
-1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—_—1.50
Oct
Jan
Mar
Mines
Asbestos
Central
Sep
3,825
-
Jan
Apr
:38% Jan
36%
*
Explorations Ltd
Royalty
15%
12
8%
V 20%
.
/-L
■
Last-
V.
Gold
Edmonton
93%
12
Sep
3.00
*"
—-—-50c
Copper Corp—
Tungsten Mines
35% Mar
34%
__
5% Aug
.
A———*
Hill
43
21
Lake
Canalask
40%
a59%
Jan
57%
Jun
725
-1
Jan
Oct
30
12%
87
'58
Oct
26 Vs
—:-
Kodiak
150
89 %
Oct
52%
1,825
—
Jan
Jan
51
Mar
—————,—*
Ltd
Canadian
4.95
20%
22%
49
87%
24
"101%
•
45
5%
Ltd
Red
Calgary
Aug
47%
Oct
Aug'
35%
Exploration
Bornite
Burnt
Mar
a21%
48%
17% Mar
13%
Telephone Co—
Jan
Aug
10
17%
62%
10 "mr,94 '
35
—
International
63%
—
2,284
Jan
17%
Development Co Ltd:—.—5
Mines
Ltd——
*
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd——_—1
Canadian
8% Jan
20% Sep
41
17
July
2,405
Jan
Jt8P223A>;Atiij[w
560
35 "A
STOCKS
Candn
52% Mar
12 Vb
64 Va
Jan
24%
JlLT*
1.75
•
—'—
Jan
25
39%
8
33%
Oct
Jan
50 Va
_—:—100
Jan
300
39%
550
Jan
Aug
8%
16 Vs May
13%
common
12%
60
32
8Va
26 %
5%
Ltd
class
11%
9%
—
19
2,635
5%
A_———-----
July
July
60
12%
?■' 525
45
130
Sep
48%
*
(Canada)
Calumet
9%
20 %
107
22
Mar
51%
*
Worts
15% May
11% Jan
60
__
27
Jan
Jan
43
May
5%
:——
&
Mar
9%
22%
118
Jan
30%
31%
"
17%
10
•—
Jan
Aug
.11
A
Mar
37% Mar
36% Oct
63
50
13%
Feb
26
17%
.
Sep
Jan
9.50 Mar
Jun
8% Mar
23% Oct
■
40
19
18%
101% 101%
Oct
.
99
21%
64%
40
80%
80
,.
*
18 Vs May
26%
22
Jan
15% Mar
8'/a
,
Jan
6%
90
145
17%
;
1
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common—
Brllechasse Mining Corp
Ltd—4——1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——;_1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc_
_1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp1
Jan
35%
10
*
•
Avalon
Jan
41%
43%
4,420
15
*
preferred
Augustus
Sep
Sep
87
a7V2 A
38%
7.25
a40%
11
905
•'
—
Sep
40%
5
preferred
see page
13%
160
7.75
16%
98%
6
41
-*
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
Bateman Bay Mining Co.
6
,
Lines--
16%
__
Jan
Sep
16%
,
7 .5.70 Oct
1,300
123
Baker, Talc
25
preferred
16%
12 *
Jan
Sep
17
72% July
65% July
36%
Jan
550
52
•
11%
—
Jan
80
39
.,
-
Oct
30%
6
Jan
370
■
4.50
350
123
6.25
1,816
—
pfd__25
Feb
39
36%
28%
,
Inland
6%
13
100
Sep
8.00
50
Powders
35
4,080
36 %
Oct
18
39
-
562
3.50 Sep
23
7.60
100
10
May
5.70
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"„_1
a3.30
—
Cement preferred—
Internal'l Bronze
14
41
Jan
a36
-
preferred
200
41
12
a3.15
44%
preferred
16%
al4% al4%
4.50
4.85
*
Oct
Feb
•
common
5% Aug
July
32% Mar
16%
50
8%
a3.25
-T.„,
—20c
of
10
Jan
7.50
Pittfield—
430
535
Jan
99%
al3% al3Va
10%
10%
*
0
2,435
51
38
300
87
32
37%
6%
®
Sep
230
•
Home
6%
37
*
61 Vs
695
a7%
Jan
15% Aug
2,200
22% July
12% July
a40% a40%
'
84
Oct
3,996
48%
49
39
Aug
9 Vb
36
a35%
a7%
Paper Co Ltd—
—
8% Aug
18 % Feb
105 105%
..
-1%
common
Paper
100
3.55
-100
Wares
8%
15%
—100
Dynamics
Motors
Jun
14
13%
655
—
Beatrice
common.
preferred
75
12%
6Va
Sale Price
650
24%
Jan
8,208
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper
6
1
E)
47
9
....
24% May
54
10
preferred
Oct
13
Friday
Jan
8%
9
35 %
a81% a81 %
Jan
45
10
•
1,166
26
Grocers Ltd
Jan
: 14%
19
-
38%
13
———100
LISTED
a54
5
Jan
5.75
—;
(Geo) class
preferred
20% July
1,365
6
1
Jan
4.25
37%
Anglo-Nfld
•
55%
Aug
16% Jan
: 20%
8%
13%
2.05
Canadian Stock
54
—
Jan
43% July
100
25%
Prlcee
•
Foundation Co of Canada.
—
Knapp
41/2%;
•
17.20
10%
755
2.35
24%
Jan
45
m
200
46%
5.70
com
Jan
Jan
Jun
45
37%
*
—
29
31
110
Mar
2.35
8%
63'A Aug
19%
■
13%
20'A July
27% Mar
100
Sep
15%
41V* Mar
45
90
Jan
300
-Jl-
2,750
'
Jan
90
July
385
8%
13% Aug
Oct
66
10%
al9%
Jan
18 %
Jun
8.00
200
Corp
Zellers Limited
Jan
1,800
4,335
A
Gooderham
&
4%%
Jan
4.25
Sep
Apr
60%
•
Co
footnotes,
15
9%
10%-
•
—
For
21
Jan
38% July
13
23%
class A
Canadian Corp
Ltd
...
60%
•
A
Pipe
Aug
2.25 July
10%
-3%
Nickel
15
60%
common.
(Chas
3.50
20% Mar
class
Ltd
Western
28%
Jan
10
80
—
preferred
Walker
Jan
23
45%
6%
preferred
10
Co >——_——•
Steel
58
71
common
Interprovincial
Iro^ois Glass
United
20% May
18%
.10
Class A preferred
Enamel & Heating Prod
International
Aug
138
67%
_—
Feb
28
3.50
—
$2.75
10%
Jan
Apr
24%
Canada
Jan
Mar
Jun
»
of
46 Va
40
-
18
80
■
Sep
125
,66%
common
Jan
15%
45
Power common—•
&
48 Vs
Jan
140
80
.
Jun
13%
600
"■
Sep
36
19
67
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Trans Canada PipelineTriad Oils
Jan
19%
Apr
15
common.
class
$4.50
29
44%
98%
8%
Texaco Canada Ltd
46
16
•
Co
17%
40
•
Warrants
Oct
8% May
42% Oct
941
13%
Structural Steel-—Ll——*
of Canada
*
5%%
Jan
1,651
200
————100
.—;
Steinbergs
a
20% Aug
'
18%
Coal
Canada
Smith
-
1
3.50
com.
Brewery
Andy
100
11
Jun
16%
Jan
40%
15%
110
Feb
"
Donohue Bros Ltd
Great Lakes
Jun
Mar
22
-
Jan
5.25
4.90
54
"
.*
—
Standard
Steel
19% May
49 Vs Mar
23%
4.60
A——
pfd—
Simpsons
Jan
25%
I
4%
Inc
955 '
18%
A
Sogemines
Feb
11% July
2
\
10
class
Jan
547
-
—100
'
preferred
200
55
18%-
7%
17
100
42 Vs
54%
3
—
Steel
Oct
Jan
3,477
—*
Dominion Tar k Chemical
common
Redeemable preferred
j—
General
2.00
3.75
18
alO alO1/*
17
Sep
800
'
8%
25
:
Petroleum
Apr
13%
Apr
150
*
alO%
common.-
General
12 Vb
"
2.00
4.00
17%
17
Power
750
13%
16%
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
Co
12%
2.00
''
28%
7 %
Ltd
100
7%
Aug
15%
19
-
Bicard
Jan
95
Jun
29%
*
common
Williams
Southam
23%
'
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
Players
Corp
Oct
al4
26%
Oct
7%
8%
6%
pfdCorsets _■
Fleetwood
20 %
646
Jan
*
~
2.00
18
Coal
Cos
77/8 k
-
4.00
Bridge
Ford Motor
9,320
8
Series
Jan
34
Apr
14%
23
•
A
Sherwin
Aug
Apr
86%
100
26
niflcc
]'.
7%
13%
Seagrams
Paper
21%
24%
99
26
10
15
44
•
common
—
Shawinigan Water
May
43%
Aug
98%
Smelting.
Dupuis Freres
Mar
19
20 V*
*
Glass
of
Sep
98%
,
A
16
12%
Corp
preferred
25
95
110
1
Canada
Cement
30
29%
ml mm'
Salada-Shirrlff-Horsey
Jan
Jan
41
6
Lawrence
Jan
19%
-*
—
7%
8.45
17%
20%
preferred—10
Lawrence
5%
Jan
Sep
11%
100
—.
5% July
41
*0
10%
of
St
a__
___
Bank
St
Feb
12% July
11%
• '
common
4.00
Feb
2.20
Royal
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
V
Sep
23%
^
(A V)
(Canada) common
Rolland Paper class A
4 % Vo
preferred
Mar
48 Vo
29%
•
Roe
18
Apr
9.80
100
common
Oct
42
15
•
ClaSS
Sep
7% July
2.40 Sep
5% May
2.00
a3.50
a5
•
Textile
Jan
&3.50
pfd—20
Farm
preferred
Dominion Steel &
1
Jan
Oct
13 %
"
1
Ltd
42%
695
134% 134%
•
—
Canada
Apr
Jan
229
12
19
*
Power
39
38%
20c
——:
Jan
14
&52
.
1
common
25%
'
44%
*
si
Apr
-
46
12
39
15%
*
common
Jan
20
6
15,
—100
Canada
26%
Janf
95
12
i
Jan
Feb
137
42%
a52
-
•
Ores
102
6
21
595
'
—100
Co Ltd
93% Mar
150
452
30
.
15
•
Units
Quebec
Jan
31%
&
Reitman's
May
12%
of
Iron
Jan
(
46
95
•
Quebec Natural Gas—
Jan
19%
al3%
Dairies
16
10
•
Distillers
Aug
2.00
class
Sep
Sep
58 % Sep
40% Sep
20
5%
50
Dominion
$2
8yB
Corp
Bros
12%
280
22%
13%
1
4%
preferred
Pxovincial Transport
12%
al9
21
class
Power
Price
22%
2.90
31%
-25
—
*
—
Oct
'
•
common
8%
'
42
46,
10
common
Premium
Jan
10% Feb
53
Ltd.
Crown Cork & Seal Co
6%
39% Mar
202
al8%
—
$1.40
289
52
Products
Jan
100
22
13%
5
Corp
Lcd____—
Co
Sep
19
6
•
—_—___*
6% preferred
Placer Development
23% Mar
Feb
Steel
Penmans
Sep
13
Car
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
Jun
24%
1,125
common
Ltd
35
27%
Apr
38%
Corbys class A
Coronation Mortgage
Crane Co
——
$1.25
23%
19
12%
1
common
Trust
Ontario
Jan
40
8%
Co
32 %
Oct
21%
22
Oct
Jan
13%
'
preferred
National
Sep
52
A
Companies
101
83
12%
2.90
Trust
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common—
7%
preferred
Sep
Sep
60
12%
8%
6
21%
9%
29 V*
6,885
-
99%
Jan
Mar
.
50
8%
21%
•
Pacific Petroleums
Oct
18%
2.90
,8%
40
Jun
Mar
39%
.10
Coghlin
(B
J)__
Columbia Cellulose Co L.d
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
Imperial
49
15
18%
I
Imperial
74%
43
40
Vickers
&
23
54
.12.50
Petrofina
Home
a75
54
common
Canadian
Mar
a75
Aluminum
Canadian
Howard
93
a24% a24%
common.
8%
6
Jan
btp
11
<
5,724
14'A
99%
10% May
1,375
32
13%
•
-
9
32
100
Locomotive
4%%
Jun
24
22% July
24% Apr
54
8%
13 Vs
•
.
17
34%
Feb
26%
•
5'm
cum
preferred—
Canadian Pacific Railway
±
16%
23%
20
Co
4,625
26%
15%
Oct
46% Aug
11% Jan
9% Mar
24%
—100
class
Mar
26%
10
common
——T—100
Drug & Chemical common—5
Jan
.20
50
Steel
Feb
common
a9
National
9%
101
a9
National
29%
101
30
Oct
750
20%
Apr
Sep
100
19"%
35
24
45%
240
20%
Oct
485
50
Feb
32
—
Zellerbach
93%
26%
29%
42%
11%
Preferred
Handy
Mar
485
28%
•
B
&
High
29%
29%
(Robt) class B
—;——*
Breweries Ltd class A
,•
Morgan
Low
28%
—.—*
Preferred
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29
37% Mar
31
International Power com—•
Dominion
■/.
Oct
51%
300
11%
•
Consumers
"
10%
81
50
48
*
Cockshutt
78
31 %
43
'
31
Husky
Industries
5Vs%
Mar
Low
Shares
•
Ltd
Montreal
69
11%
warrants
Oil
Jan
51
•
Canadian
General
150
42
Canadian
Gatineau
5
91
1,725
B
&
a77
.
6,542
B
Canadian
35%
10%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
class A—50c
Frosst
24% Aug
46
Warrants
Canadian Converters
French
5,511
32
$1.75 series
Canadian
Chemical
Fraser
Class
47%
25
pfd
.
Canner
Famous
Mitcnell
Molson
Jun
10 %
Celanese
Eddy
Oct
Sep
5Vs
10 %
Ltd
common
Canadian
Pont
29c
50'A
31%
common—
Canadian
Du
Oct
for Week
•
preferred
Mar
45 %
Bronze
Canadian
5%%
3.50 May
10%
British
A
Canaaian
Dow
27 %
com
Lower
St
Lawrence
Power;—*
MacMillan Bloedei & Powell River
Lia •
Jan
90
•
•
100
preferred
Dominion
26%
10 %
Ltd
(John)
Massey-Ferguson
45
14,505
10
Steamship
Dominior
7 % May
Service
Ltd
(M)
10c
65
4.25
Products
Aviation Electronic
Canadian Bank of CommerceCanadian Breweries common-
.
Sep
43
preferred
Dominion
Sep
52
7%
..
Canadian
Crown
48
Jan
9% Sep
30% Apr
preferred
Class
47% Aug
Jan
45 %
51
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Class
Jan
41%
210
a77
Canada
Class
42%
440
50
40%
common.
Malting
Loeb
47%
12.584
Bros
Montreal
t-referred
5 %
July
46%
————1
Cement
Lewis
47%
26%
Products
Calgary Power
38
Public
Labatt Limited
46% July
48
Chemical
Building
Canada
Feb
90
*.—
Brown Co
Vs %
23 % Mar
•
Telephone
Brockville
4
350
33
*
pfd
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Canada
37
10c
preferred
% Vc
240
Jamaica
life**
Electric—
British
4
42
*
common
preferred
Canada
4 Jl
7%
preferred
5%%
57% Aug
33% May
12c
preferred
%
5%
Oil
Columbia
cumul
47% Mar
841
46
7%
Rignts
Bowaters Mersey 5Vs% preferred.,
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
4% %
515
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
52
50
preferred.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
39 %
32
-25
Corp 5%
British
Low
41%
5 Vs. % preferred
Bowater Paper
British
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
38
Class B
Bed Telephone
Bo water
Friday
Shares
High
51%
—
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
for Week
Low
Monday, October 31, 1S60
.
.
Sales
ef Prices
Sale Fries
Par
.
Feb
Sep
12 %c
Oct
Jun
9c
Jun
5c
Feb
5 %c
May
3c
Jan
13%
Mar
Jpn
6%c Feb
8c
Jan
Apr
3.45
Feb
?%c
o-?t
6%c
16,800
63c
Jun
1.30
Oct
3,900
40c
July
1.25
May
500
50c
Jun
43
Mar
17
Jun
..
14%
1.00
.
-22
1.75
J Oct
Jan
45
27%
Aug
Oct"
Feb
19
H
Jan
.
Oct
Jan
1.72 May
40
Jan
,
.'
Volume
192
Number
5999
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
't
(1743)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
East
Sullivan
Fab
Metal
Mines
Mines
Falconbridge
Fano
Age
1.55
1.55
1,000
1
7c
8c
3,000
Ltd__
Mines
•
33
32
33
300
1
2%C
2c
30
22,'JCO
2c
Aug
5c
3i/aC
31/2C
1,000
2c
Sep
5c
Feb
Abacus
Mines
Feb
3.50
Jan
Abitibi
Power
Ltd
(1945)
Copper
1
*
a2.50
1
31/2C
Low
a2.50
7c
115
2.03
occ
28
31/2C
1,000
3c
Jun
10c
18c
18c
July
38c
3c
l%c
Oct
7c
Jan
30c
Mar
70c
May
&
Chemicals
Imci-national
Can
Ltd
Ceramic
45c
6,500
6c
500
41/2C
Jan
9c
Jan
Acadia
21/2C
2Vic
10,000
2 V2C
Oct
7c
Jan
Acme
2.30
Jan
Investment Foundation 6%
Iso
Ltd
Mines
Israel
Lead
1.00
1.10.
Qr*
10c
pfd_50
conv
:
Company
Copper
Mines
.
_
26
50 Vi
Aug
1,000
31c
Sep
61c
May
Alba
3,000
7c
Sep
37c
May
3Vic
Oct
6Vic Jan
Mining Co
Ltd
17 %
4c
12,000
.17
171/2
.1,4.00
17
13%
13%
325
12
31/2C
1
3V2C
2,000
•
21c;
20c
30c
*
,i.;
25
.25
25
6c
Jan
Jun
58c
Mines
Ltd
27
26%
271/a
*_
6%
6%
6%
11
11
Mining
Mld-Chibougamau
356
Ltd
Monpre Mining
Co
1
Ltd
50c
*
Ltd—
Corp
Mines
18c
Ltd
Dairies
1
Alberta
July
63/4
Aug
Class
Jan
Class
Feb
303/4
Oct
11
8
Sep
52c
5,000
50c
18c
3,500
15c
Mar
7c-
I 1,800
5c
5
Sep
Sep
7
Aug
7c
a6
7
Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_lft
a61/2
51/2 c
7
.•
'}
81
Formaque
400
New
Jack
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
Nocana
North
Lake
Uranium
Mines
American
Northern
a46
Ltd
A
(Quebec)
Orchan
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Partridge Canadian
Provo
Producers
Gas
»
Quebec
Goldfields
Ltd
&-Exploration--.
Lithium Corp—
*»,
Oil Development Ltd
Quebec
Telephone
Corp
Warrants
>
Oct
Crest
Gold
Mines
Foo's
Jan
32c
Allied
Minerals
Jan
Aluminium
Feb
Aluminum
10%
Jan
July
19c
July
52
Lawrence
Shop
Save
&
SiscaltaSiscoe
Columbian
Sobey's
Soca
(1957)
Oils
Stores
4 Vi %
Southern
Canada
Standard
Gold
6%
Mines
Tib
Trans
Canada
Trebor Mines
United
Virginia
Weedon
Wendell
Mineral
Westburne
Westeel
Oil
Products
Westville
Mines
UNLISTED
Alberta
Easka
Mines
Gas
45
45%
423
22c
6,500
Uranium
Bidcop
Mines
Uranium
Feb
50c
6,300
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
lc
4.25
20
44
Jan
47
Oct
47c
Oct
16c
Feb
Anglo
Canadian
9c
10c
12,100
8c
July
23c
Jan
Anglo
Huronian
Jan
Anglo
1.48
700
80c
Jan
12c
22,000
5c
Sep
21c
94,400
11c
Sep
1,700
5.50 Mar
8.50
Rouyn
Ansil
Arcadia
Feb
55c
Sep
Feb
1.52
16c
Area
&
Paper
8%c
10,800
7c
Sep
55c
Jan
3c
1,000
3c
May
5c
Mar
5c
16c
Mines—.,
Mines
Oorp common—
$2.50 preferred
11c
Devonian
Aug
Sep
7
7
310
7
Oct
93/4
Jun
Ash
1.90
1.90
1.62 Aug
2.75
Apr
14c
14c
1,100
Asamera
Oil
Associated
Atlantic
'
2.10
.
500
14c
Oct
27c
Jan
Steels
Cpntral-Del
Rio
Consolidated
2,400
1.27
Jan
3.85 Mar
Atlas
2.00
Oct
3.15
Jan
Atlin
Ruffner
8%C
8i/2c
-1,000
lc
Oct
8Vic
Oct
Aumacho
River
Aumaque
Gold
81/2
2,000
8
Aug
19
Jan
175
29
Jun
34
Aug
13
100
11
Jun
14%
Jan
3c
3c
5,000
Jun
5c
Consumers
Gas
Co
20c
21c
2.20
5.80
2.30
5.40
Motor
Giant
Co
of
*
*
2— 50
1
,•
Ltd
Canada
Yellowknife
Hillcrest
Gold
•
Collieries Ltd_
Hollinger Consol Gold
Kerr-Addison
Little
Ltd
Gold
2c
13,000
.-
19c
400
6.50
>
Aunor
Auto
Oct
Gold
1
53/4%
3.70 July
preferred
&
5.40
Oct
6.90
Oct
Bankfield
Oct
10«
Jan
Bank
Aug
60c
Jan
Class
B
Minnesota
1.04
1.05
4,800
88c
Jun
1.06 Aug
13
Jan
Hi/2
1.25
1.25
100
14c I41/2C
14c
12,000
350
1.55
93/4 Mar
.
1.00
■
&
Oct
Feb
Industries
Antonio
Baska
Feb
Bata
114
Apr
4c
Jun
120
12c
Uranium
Snerritt-Gordon
Mines
Finance
Class
Trans
Union
United
Corp
Bathurst
Power
1,600
1.40 May
1.80
9c
5,000
11 %c
8c
81/2C
9,000
4Vic Aug
5Vic Aug
13c
Jan
Beatty
5c
6V2C
14,000
4c
Jun
16c
Jan
Beaver
Lodge
; lie
13c
13,706
10c
July
42c
Jan
Belcher
11c
29
291/2
6
Sep
20,000
3.40
3.55
1.70
Gas
of
Oils
Windsor
May
33%
Feb
Bell
6%
Feb
Bethlehem
5c
footnotes,
Oct
Jan
60c
Jan
2.10
19% July
28
Jan
Jan
5c
6c
May
July
14c
Oct
5,500
-
2,000
12,400
nf
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
5%c July
19c
Jan
Oct
9c
4,330
3.40
Oct
*
•
1.70
Oct
8c
Oct
147",000
3c
3c
500
3c
Aug
10c
21/2C
2yzc
2 Vic
'15,500
2c
July
4Vic Jan
Bouzan
46c
46c
46c
100
50c
Jun
71c
Bowater
10%
10%
100
10
3c
3c
2,000
Aug
'6c
July
Sep
2c
2.90
300
Aug
Jan
18% July
IOV2C
Oct
16c
5.75
40
1,484
13%
Jun
3.90
1,500
2.25
Jun
40
1,108
4.70
—
5.25
14%
17%
40
"
1,300
3.65
3.90 v
6.10
17
17%
17c
20,500
.
4.70
16c
4.50
.
6.00 Mar
Oct
Mar'
373/4 Mar
275
26%
Jan
16c
Oct
Black
Bay
Bordulac
Jan
Mar
Mines
4.40 July
3.95
24%
10 %c
30c
Sep
Sep
Sep
18
4.00
40 Va
7.00
Mersey
American
Oct
British
Columbia
Aug
4 %
4% %
Sep
13%
Sep
16
Sep
5% %
Oct
172%
Jan
.
*
43/4%
9.10
Jun
Oct
—
Columbia
Columbia
Class
Forest
class
Columbia Power
Columbia
2.05
2.05
200
1.70
Oct
28
281/2
375
23 Vi Mar
29
Sep
Broulan
29 %
30%
540
23
30 3/4
Oct
Brown
20
20
20
Company
650
19 y2
Oct
20
Oct
Bruck
Mills
203/i
203/4
19 Vi
Oct
20%
273/8
Sep
323/,
2.45
-
Mar
2.10
27%
28 Vi
285
43%
43%
44
4,740
35 y2 Mar
49
1
42c
42c
42 c
1,000
45c
95c
1.78
a7%
5
5c
5c
500
5c
9
750
9
1.35
1.35
600
Oct
Oct
6y2 Aug
1.00
Oct
Oct
July
Oct
Jan
July
July
Reef
Brunswick
23
Mar
373/4 July
10c
May
24c
5%
5%
5c
2,500
44c
47c
25,800
51
Mar
43/4
1,306
5c
44c
July
Jan
7%
Aug
4VaC Aug
Sep
18c
Jan
75c
t-
Jan
45c
13c
92c
Feb
13,500
46c
5 Vac
Sep
2,243
43c
7c
Mar
18c
6%
.253
6%
Oct
5c
5 VaC
6,000
4Vac
Oct
6c
15Vac
Jan
67c
Jan
'
12c
6%
5 VaC
Feb
Jun
279,240
19c
-
31c
Sep
6 3/4 July
27 Vac
Jan
7VaC
16,500
3c
July
7%c
Oct
36c
37c
16,650
33c
May
65c
Jan
47%
473/4
380
41
Mar
48 %
49%
49%
50%
182
45
Mar
7%
7%
7%
6,181
10c
10c
12c
14,948
47%
49%
150
6.00
6.60
17,207
37c
6.40
74c
74c
74c
10
4.25
4.55
26,851
47
47%
105
42
42
42
15
1.98
1.98
2.05
13,600
26%
27%
12,999
77
77
77
40%
41%
41%
43%
-50
41%
TOO
90
Sep
52
Sep
Apr
10 Vi
Jan
10c
Oct
19c
Oct
45
Jan
50
Sep
7%
4.55 May
35c
Aug
3.50 May
6.70
75c
5 Va
Oct
Jan
Jun
July
49 % May
35 Va July
49 % Mar
35 Va
1
90
May
2.65 Mar
243/4
Aug
35 Va
4
69
Mar
78 Va
Sep
150
36
Jan
--423/4
Sep
45 Va
Jan
584
37
Mar
90
91%
452
80
Mar
93
Oct
47%
48 Va
565
42% Mar
50
Aug
51%
50%
51%
85
47
523/4
Aug
10%
10%
10%
4,165
Mar
93/4
Sep
14 Va
Sep
Jan
14 Va
A
14 Va
14 Va
80
14
May
15
July
14 Va
14%
279
14
Jun
15 Va
July
5,855
30®/8 July
37%
Jan
1,219
42
47
Aug
•
31%
31Va
32
—25
45%
453/8
46%
-10
10%
Feb
30c
113/4
Burlington
Jan
^nrns
Sep
6.00
Oct
13%
32%
Feb
39%
Sep
Cadamet
a35
a36
4
"35%
Aug
37
Jun
Calalta
7% July
12
Jan
100
73/4
2.60
2.60
Sep
class
Jan
Jun
Jun
10 Va
Feb
Oct
5.30
Feb
Oct
8c
Mar
Sep
2.26
2.95
620
8c
24,500
1.60
5,150
5c
5c
2,000
5c
Oct
31
32
1,115
29%
Jan
6
6
6
9^
7%c
6 VaC
8c
15,200
14%
15
485
13%
14
3,096
6%
A
Extension
6%
110
2,083
Jan
52c
7c
—-—
113/8
16%
Oct
9% Mar
1.45
Burrard Dry Dock class A
160
8
18c
1.45
,
400
380
133/4
Bunker
2,675
18,486
12
15
Bullochs
6.50
1,475
31c
2.75
-1
Jan
Ltd
103/a
31%
Lake
Sep
Hills
9 %
10
27c
113/4
i
Products
Jail
1.45
6c
7c
Smelling—
8 Vi
11
5%c
-1
&
2.75
18c
473/4 Aug
473/4
Gold
Red
3.10
Jun
5%C
A
Mining
Buffalo
363/4
42.
37
35
23,861
May
1
Ankerite
6.00
12
175
12c
10c
1
class
Buffadison
36'/2
500
5 Va
413/4
32%
10c
8
Mines
Buffalo
3.10
2.60
Telephone
Brookville Chemicals pfd—
361/2
3,830
'Oct
41%
32%
10c
Apr
Oct
•
15
413/4
'
_1
a25
Oct
Jun
14 Va
British
1.14
6%c
164,669
Products-
Packers
British
>
July
13c 14 %c
B
Jan
a25
3c
14 VaC
—50
preferred
Aug
1.14
21,200
-50
5.25
14%-,
3 VaC
Jan
pfd_. TOO
T.—
22 %
14%.
3 VaC
-50
British
•
143/a
4%
preferred
29%
*
14c
26%
—
Jan
•*
Jan
May
Oct
Oil—.—
preferred
preferred
2,752
—•
17c
4.25
-—
preferred
143/a
;
Jan
Oct
6c
42%
1
—
Electric
%
14%
3,276
55c
9c
50c
—1
—
Petroleum
British
5%
9
Aug
25,550
138,900
50
pfd
Petroleums
Sep
Sep
8%
38c
10c
12c
15,321
:iii
Jan
8%
1,500
9c
.150
6.70
110
5%%
Pioneer
Oct
—*
Oct
9 VaC
11,100
BrU.alta
44 %
3.05
110,500
56c
*
Jun
1
1.82
463/a
Bridge & Tank preferred
—«...
Bright (T G) common——.——
7.20 Aug
4.10 July
5,600
Sep
Jan
1.66
77 V»
1.82
46
Brazilian Traction common
36 % Mar
1.90
Sep
58%
56% July
1.30 Apr
1
Paper
Bralsaman
Oct
1,300
1.78
11c
50
pfd
preferred
Bralorne
2,998
a7%
Apr
50c
1
5%
19
.1.78
7VaC
Apr
50
Ltd
Corp
Bowater
Jan
5.35
150
3,500
51c
—•
1
10 ya
1
Aug
47 Vi Mar
* /
Uranium
8,985
5
43c
46 Va
—I
common
Mines
5% %
17% May
6c
Hats
2,840
*
Feb
4 R5
1
BMcop Mines Ltd
40%
140
Sep
19c "
25
Biltmore
39
•
20 Va
1,866
50o
Copper Corp
Jan
51c
5.20
'
8.00
16 Va Mar
26c
2,913
—1
16c
22
1.000
14,040
470
July
193/8
5,717
45c
Mines
121/2 c
223/4
5.45
19
54%
1
Bicroft Uran
I51/2O
223/4
5.20
Oct
60%
Corp
1
1,095
10 %c 10 Vac
3.80 Mar
53
*
Mines
25,650
"
3.25
2.50 July
3 Vac
Yukon
31,000
600
2.21 May
900
1
Bibis
5.00 May
10c
3.35
6,810
38c 38 VaC
Mines
1.85
3.35
14,500
3.15
3.45
10 %C
Telephone
253/8
101/4
7 VaC
2.90
59%
Mines
4.60
see page
Jan
Jan
July
6.25
—
1.06
94
10 Vac 10 Vac
Mines—
1
141/2
Ltd
.
25c
Jan
89c
25c
5.20
•
213/4
Ltd
8 Vac
6c
1,350
8c
8 Vac
Oct
Aug
Aug
3.35
193/8
Paper class A
4.60
*
3.00
—,
—
30
Pipe Line Co
Canada
Ltd.,
Hotel
For
Oil
6c
7 VaC
8C
*
Bros
8c
9c
*
Mountain
203/8
6c..
7%c
7%c
E—
Duquesne
2c
29
270
21/2C
B
Seattle
5 Vi May
265
5%
3.45
'
&
Mining
Jan
13i/8
B
20%
—
203/s
A
20%
1
—
4.60
Ltd
class
7,850
10c
May
9%c
13%
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Traders
53,025
Ltd——
20%
Ltd
42c
1.30
6c
28c
90
Jan
1.58
9
Mines
34c
1.21
Mines
Petroleums
7c
Ltd
Gold
Feb
Feb
1.70
1
National Petroleum Corp Ltd
—25c
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd——
1.25
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd——
1
San
35c
1.25
Base Metals
Building
Russell
Jun
533/4
5
—
Jun
60 Va
Exploration
Mining
Barymin
Jan
Feb
2.05
38c
•
Murray Mining Corp Ltd—
5
1
i__*
—
3,000
40,812
Mines
1.55
65
Ontario Paper Co„
9c
Montreal—
of
Barnat
*
8c
1,260
Corp Ltd
Jun
94
Bank of Nova Scotia
'
Moore
49
1
class
Consolidated
6
113
Paper Co class A
43
38c
<
37c
13'/a
-
Power
Jan
94
1
—
1,235
■»
MacLaren
35%
28c
1
Mines
1,000
110
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Companies Ltd class AB
Jan
26 Va Mar
8 VaC
1
40c
121/8
i
Class
1.02
94
Mines
61/2'
v
110
Loblaw
July
•
Products
6
121/4
Ltd
65c
38c
Mines
Fabric
40c
•
Ltd
2,300
225
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
45y2c Jan
Sep
2.20
.
17,739
Ltd—1
^
Mines
Mines
70c
47%
Mines
6
40%
Mines
7c
47%
Mines-
British
Ford
Aug
473/4
Mines—,
40c
1
common
Jan
3c
Jan
A_5
Ltd
Corp
Jan
35c
7%c
100
A
Yellowknife
700
—*
Company
Oils
Paper
27c
14c
6,000
•
2.30
*
Marconi
Jan
3,840
2.131
Copper
2.00
1
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Aug
13 Va
Jun
2,500
2834
—
2.10
_1
Conadian
52%
6.50
10c
27%
Arcadia Nickel
Coast
Atlas
Bowaters
Canadian
Jan
Mar
49
16c
40c
i
class
Temple
2.00
—1
Ltd
Jan
14Vac
3 VaC
28%
Arjon Gold Mines——.
70
—1
Petroleums
5 Va
Jun
Oct
44
Oct
*
Canadian
Jan
Oct
7c
1,316
50
Apr
2,200
Ltd
9.50
•
Jan
1.75
Co
135
8.60
9 Va
1.50
69c
1
—
59
Canada
Sugar
51%
52
33/4 Aug
Feb
3c
warrants
3t
1
Dominion
535
10c
9c
Nickel
15
Campbell- Chibougamau TMines Ltd
&
15c
Mines
76
8c
;
1,500
8.70
pfd,
—
6%c Mar
100
8c
52
Argus
.7c
4.70
1.50
8c
Pulp
4.25
1.50
Petroleums
8c
5.65
7c
Warrants
13,200
71/2C
1
Pete
Controls
Analogue
90
8c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Sep
26c
90c
5%
cl
Oct
47
(
Oct
43
——
Jan
Jan
23
i6%c Mar
28,500
1
Ltd
3.20
33%
40% Mar
18c
10c
—_ll
Co
Jun
27% July
19% May
3nn
STOCKS
Line
570
1.50
7.130
22,317
23
Feb
17,644
.10
Ltd
Trunk
1.62
29%
22%
45
Rights
Advocate
1.55
28%
Jan
Feb
36c
Oct
18c
a59
:
——
1,55
22 Vi
15c
43c
118
———
12.350
40%
37 %c
33%
—
Ltd
17c
30
6.10
43c
9%c Jan
13
,,
Ltd-
4,045
1
Mines
8c
Ltd—.
32%
Sep
July
20o
1
Ltd
Jan
31%
3.50
Jan
24%
Products
Co
Jan
60
52 % Mar
50
411/2
_-_l
::—
19%
16
165
500
12c
.
Mining Corp__
Mining Corp
Oct
420
53
4.25
65c
2c
—
Oct
Sep
Ltd—.—
Ltd
61c
July
8 %
:
Explorations. Ltd
Ventures
Jun
52%
29 Va
Oct
5c
331/2
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Principal
Properties
Vanguard
311/2
Sep
7.40
36c
Leduc
Lead
Bevcon
United
36c
Jan
107
Jun
15c
52 Vi
28%
Jun
3.50
I
9c
.—l
Ltd
16
16
Jun
100
Mines
a59
;
Freezers
1,200
,
547
118
Corp LtdCorp Fund
Trans-Canada
preferred
Larder
7c
Ltd
43d
795
15,100
.100
Petroleum
43c
16%
8,972
-
•
47«
41%
Mines Ltd
Exploration
Titan
7.20
40,050
—i
Tazin Mines Ltd—
9,741
106
7-05
25
Ltd
Co
preferred
Class
Tache Lake
23
105%
7c
11
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Jan
2.45 July
Anacon
3c
__i
Ltd
1.20
1.50 Aug
Jun
II2
pfd—
22 Va ?
1,550
-
4c
,—
Power
1.55
5,000
1.48
'-I2
—,
1.50
4Vic
5.50
l
—,
Jan
Oct
60c
Jan
2T0
7c
?
•
Ltd
850
Oct
7%c
Oct
1.50
45o
—2
—
45c
3Vac Aug
40c
;— —i
Mines
60c
•
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jan
8%
Metals—:
"A"
Dufault
13,500
-.2,600
Jan
331/2
Ltd——.
Ltee *„;
South
4c
1.90
5 VaC
—•
Ltd—
53c
.4c
Sep
7c
43
5
Ltd
Mines
22%?
10c
-
10l/a
:26
*
Roxana
Bankeno
St
34c
41c
4.00
50
Aim in ex
_1
Ltd—
Apr
44c
,—.—-
Enterprises
78c
.40,050
Sep
Apr
10o
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals Ltd—1
Ruby
48c
105%
•
Algoma Steel
Jan
1.13
1.55
10
;
Preferred
1
Ltd
7,298
60c?
Warrants
Jan
1
common,
—
Jan
54c
51c
4.00
50c
1
,
21
7.10
common
8c
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
Red
100
9%c
s
Cobalt
Quebec
,
5
;
warrants-—,
41 %
:
Chibougamau
Jun
1.80
;
*
••
I
Quebec
4c
.
common.
0
Ltd
44c
Sep
17%
American
-
.
54c
2.40
700
American Nepheline
7c
Ltd—
Apr
.6,915
Feb
Mining Corp__
a
2
Mining Co Ltd—;
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
Pow Corp of Can 4%% cum 1st pfd_50
t
6% non cumul partic 2nd pfd_.
50
Mills
21 %o
3.40
18%
Jan
Gold
Steel
Oct
3-30
6c
50c
Pennbec
Premier
Jan
18%
1
1
11 VaC
12c
1,200
May
Jun
>
17c
Pitt
Gold—
-
Oct
Oct
6c
2c
20c
—,
3.35
20,000
-
44,000
1
Ltd—
6c
12c
Feb
3c
7 Vac
Mines
6c
12c
12
2 Vic
1
Paudash
96
6c
1
Ltd
Jun
Jun
Ltd_l
—i
Exploration
85
lc
1
Opemiska Copper Mines
30
35
-1
Ltd
20 Va
93
a46i/2 a46 Vi
—1
—
Feb
93
1
preferred
A
Anchor
(1945) Ltd
Opemisca Explorers
18
4Vic
Quebec Pow Co Ltd 1st pfd 50
Obalskl
470
1,000
3c
,—50c
Metals
4c
193/4 Aug
9%» Apr
25% July
435
3c
3c
—_1
Rare
6,000
175
11
a47
Ltd__l
Mines .Ltd
6 %c
Jan
Jan
193/4
♦
Amalgamated
New
.
40c
41%
23%
l
Trunk
Algoma Central
13 Vi July
Oct
16c
a6
•
21
High
Oct
Mar
35
10%
«
.
Yellowknife
Gas
32c
Oct
50c ;
*
—
535
"
X
Ltd—,—
Mussens Canada Ltd
7c
10
11
Ltd commonr„
preferred
Royal
350
5
Mines
Melchers Distilleries
Island
7c
;____1Q
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
7c,
1
.
23%
*
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
Massval
6,120
193/4
Ltd
Explorations
27%
233/4 May
373/4
12c
Sep
Jun
6c
50
36%
1
Voting trust
Jan
14 y4
Apr
2e
7,300
.
27
July
29.349
11
—
Distillers
Warrants
*<
18c
19%
100
Mines
Alberta
31/2C
23%
Low
16c
•
Oil
&
Akaitcho
Apr
43c
25
—
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
11c
—1
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)j
Mount
.
30c
43c
Ltd
Lithium
6%
a50
1.00 Aug
8 Vic July
50
July
37 Va
common
...
Uranium
10c
Labrador Min & Exploration Co Ltd
1
Lambert" (Alfred) Inc class A—1
Lingside
a49%
.
10,000
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Gas
1
Oil
Zinc
&
a493/4
300
.
17c
*
common
Preferred
Ltd_l
.
Continental
Kontiki
*■
Ltd—1
-
Mining
Paper
A
Advocate Mines
Inland
Shares
Low
1
Atlantic Sugar
Class
6c
21/2C
Ltd
Preferred
Acadia
41c
1
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Jan
3c
1,100
5,000
17c
3c
Corp—
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Par
Feb
18c
Ltd 1
Canadian
Range
Aug
1
*
in
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Feb
35
Expressed
Friday
Aug
16c
Mar
2.50
Are
High
1.45 May
_*
i
Ltd_
Mining
Shown
Jan
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals
Haitian
Prices
i
Ltd
Mines
Toronto Stock Exchange
1
1
a
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
Fundy Eay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Golden
Range Since Jan.
High
Ltd—
Nickel
Mines
Shares
Low
Mining & Exploration Inc—
Fontana
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Sales
Range
Last
39
5c
1.28
8c
Aug
Jun
5
Feb
6
5c
Aug
12 %c
14 Vi
Oct
17%
12% Mar
5%
Jan
Apr
Mar
35
Sep
Jan
14
Jun
7
Apr
3.25. Jan
Jan
Cable
Mines
&
Mines
Oils
—I
Petroleum
——
12y4
Apr
16 %
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
90c
Jun
1.87
Jan
Calvan
Consol
Oil
26
Oct
Jun
Calvert
Gas
Oils
28
&
—1
20c
Jan
13c
13c 13 %c
8c
May
10c
11c
9,745
9c
July
16c
Jan
26c
26c
26c
4,300
26c
Occ
57c
Jan
14
133/4
14%
3,510
13% May
213/4
Jan
20%
193/4
20 Va
9,122
3.15
3.15
3.15
1,800
33c
35c
2,000
1
_25c
16%
Feb
3.15 July
33c
-
Oct
24
3.55
63c
Sep
Feb
Mar
40
(1744)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Campbell
Warrants
Canada
Red
Lake
Bread
Canada
Low
5.70
6.10
1.75
2.10
15 %
17
3,405
16 %
common
Cement
3.50
II20
•
Malting
Preferred
Canada Oil
Coulee
3.70
700
24
2,040
26%
184
13/4
13%
630
Ltd
pfd
Canada
Southern
Oils
Southern
Canada
Steamship Lines
Preferred
231/4 Mar
60
150
44 y2 Mar
Wire
Canadlan
&
Canadian
Bank
Class
B
of
Crestaurum
Croinor
Daering
Sep
6,500
179
39
300
6c
Oct
10% May
Horn
Feb
Deldona
451/4
Jan
Delnite
12'/2
Aug
Denison
26,500
2.20 Aug
Devon
2,150
6i/4 July
91/4
Jan
Dickenson
6,100
4c
8c
Feb
Distillers
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
2.50
2.50
2.50
•
12%
12%
13
_•
21
20%
21
32
3l3/4
32
5%
5%
5%
2,613
1.90
1.85
2.00
1,450
80c
78c
84c
13,900
63/i
6%
6%
8,777
73c
75c
1,975
A
440
Oct
Dome
Sep
2.50
Oct
7.05
Dome
Petroleum
Dominion
12
Feb
14%
Jan
1,530
25
Chemical
_
...
.
Chieftain
Pete
Collieries
_•
3
common
Preferred
\
_
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
Wright
18% Mar
22%
Jan
Export
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Gas
Feb
70c
Oct
Jun
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
1
Oil
&
Morse
300
1,190
11
25c
53c
55c
1.61
9%
8,487
1.55
—'
1.61
16%
class
10
19,050
2.75
4.10
Jan
Oct
Donalda
Oct
121/4
Feb
16
Jan
Duvan
Mar
61c
Jan
Duvex
Apr
Dynamic
Jun
A_50c
93A
9%
93/4
230
8% Mar
*
4.00
4.00
4.00
40
3.10 May
»
13
11%
13
160
74
76
2.60
10%
Dow
common
Canadian
Gas
Energy preferred
Canadian
Gen
Securities
Canadian
High
Canadian
class
20c
I
.
Canadian
North
Mines
•
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
25
.
Salt
preferred
10
*
Canadian
Superior
Oil
Canadian
Thorium
Corp
Canadian
Tire
Corp
common
1
1
class
A
•
*
_
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs
_
_
:
—
class
A
Gas
1.90
750
1.28 July
8
339
73/4
Ltd
Corp
Jan
El
Jan
Eureka
8.55
4.65
12 %
8.50
8
1,485
25
4.50
Jun
8.50
34
8.80
5c
6,000
34 %
311
Oct
13%
Jan
Fibre
39%
Jan
Fittings
Jun
July
Apr
12% Mar
6c
Jan
35%
Sep
Ford
Sep
38
Sep
130
27
Mar
37% July
28
Mar
43
French
143/4 July
13% Feb
16%
Aug
Frosst
21
16%
Jan
Aug
17% Sep
16%
1634
929
14%
14%
235
20%
20%
100
18%
34
34%
210
34
35c
37c
2,000
31c
Oct
1.25
Feb
12c
12c
1,243
10c
Jun
16 %c
Feb
52 c
55c
6c
55c
28.199
Feb
Oct
49c
Oct
45%
Jan
1.4 7
Jan
7c
9,500
6c
Mar
93c
1.01
2,000
80c
May
1.13
Jan
13y8
4,175
10y2 Mar
13%
Feb
13c
49c
Oct
4.00 July
July
11c
Mar
Mar
6.70
Sep
1.40
Jan
1
16c
13c
17c
Aug
17c
85c
85c
85c
259,797
10,000
8c
1
70c
Jan
3c
2,000
2c
July
July
1.29
3c
5%c
Jan
1
1
35c
34c
37c
34,400
22 c
May
43 %c
lie
11c
12c
4,600
9c
May
15c
6,900
42c
1
50c
50c
54c
45c
42 %C
45C
10,700
•
4.40
4.40
4.50
1,240
41%
40
41%
710
38,635
Consolidated
3.95
Oct
1,855
121/8
Oct
25%
Jan
9,500
12c
Apr
19 %c
Sep
4.90
Mines
1
Gamma
Callinan
3.90
4.00
8%
20 %c
ny2
11%
48c
48c
68C
65c
Fenimore
Golden
i
,
Mines
•
375
7%
Jun
11
23c
5,832
Jun
42c
Sep
13%
12
20c
310
50c
3,600
68c
11%
Feb
July
43c
Feb
71c
Aug
I2V2C May
6,542
26c
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
2,667
4V2c
5'/2c
50c
4c
3.80
34,285
27,965
16c 161/2C
41c
51c
Apr
Geco
Mines
General
Consolidated
General
Negus
Northland
Genex
Mines
Glenn
Globe
Consolidated Sannorra Mines
4r/e
8c
Mar
4,300
4%c
Oct
45c
44,750
26c
Feb
22c
Jan
8c
Jun
6c
6c
7c
10,500
1.55
1.66
39,435
1.55
1.51
1.61
6,800
34%
34%
34%
20
30
54
54
50
51
1.00
97c
1.12
20,231
89c
Jan
1.53
May
10c
12c
19,000
10c
Jun
Ltd
1
.
"
5c
5c
--
5c
17c
1
Jan
18c
•
33
32
5c
10c
Jan
July
1. 78
Jan
2.07
Aug
July
39 %
Jan
Apr
68 3/4
Jun
1.54
Jan
11,600-
4c
7,006
%
Jun
1.33
1.40 May
25c
Jan
Jun
93/4C
Jan
Oct
17c
33c
Feb
Jan
33%
7,130
27%. Mar
35%
•
19
19
193/a
1,435
18%
17%
16%
17%
205
1
95c
93c
98c
44,800
2.90
2.86
2.95
2,050
7c
7c
7%c
4,200
—1
32c
'48%
48%
50
20
28
28
28
25
5
5
120
10
.
i
32c
>
38c
■
300
6
100
41c
50c
3,200
63%
260
Feb
22% July
15
Mar
19% Aug
62c
Mar
2.65
98 c
-
27c
Jan
85 c
Jan
Mar
5
Oct
Apr
25 %
50
28
Oct
Oct
6
Apr
40c
6% Mar
July
59
8
Apr
80c
Jan
88%
Sep
109%
1093/4
114
510
1093/4
Oct
173%
9%
8%
9 %
420
8%
Oct
12
20c
Jan
/ 13c
Sep
39
Oct
4.65
Aug
6c- Jun
V. 6,400"
62
43c
If
Jan
Jan
;
Jan
5c
5%c
*
24%
24
24%
550
10
3.50
3.50
3.70
600
•
9c
9c
10c
12,237
1
;
15
15
15
5
5%c
7c
22,500
35
36
870
32
Feb
100
100
65
92
Mar
104
Jun
105 1053/4
105
100
May
108
Sep
2,605
15
*
35%
_100
—100
1
17 %
16%
7
7%
12
12
1
1
50c
I
800
3,150
9%c Jan
24 3/4
6.25
Jan
9c
Oct
2.10
Jan
133/a
Apr
15%
Sep
ic
Feb
4%c Mar
7%
19 %
Sep
Jun
Aug
353/4
524
40 /
60c
300
56c
57c
3,020
33%
9
Feb
July
22
Jan
Sep
50 %
Jan
Oct
533,4
Jan
"
7%
665
185
42,500
30c
1,000
17c
7%
85
Oct
"
Jan
1.10
July
8c
87
1.25
July
50c
73/4
88%
10c 12 %c
87
38
Mar
6%
12
41%
50
Jan
Oct
40
54c
•
common
/
Jun
Oct
3.50
60c
41 %
50c
common
17%
4c
233/4
35%
1%
:
-
—
Drill
3,850
12%
*
■:
-
Gordon
Class
:
:
Mines,
Ltd
Great
class
July
16%
Jan
Apr
90
Apr
21c
Sep
Feb
31c
Sep
Sep
Jan
Feb
$2.50
Great
Canada
•
Oct
Jan
$2.80
Class
3.90
Jun
32c
Feb
Jan
51c
:
11
11
22 c
1,300
10%
10 %c
Oct
19c
Jan
17c
Oct
40c
Jan
25c
90,60,!
21c
10,667
123
125
35
43%
6%
43 %
60
6 %
7
300
7
7
100
11 %c
13c
5,814
1.00
•
*
23'
25
1.06
37%
38%
23
23
24 %
38 %
"
Oas
—
common
-1
—50
5,425
15c
B
May
Aug
Greater
80C
14,479
1.67
5,800
17%
18
5,019
88c
751
Mar
6%
44 %
Jun
6
7%
Mar
1.00 Mar
Mar
24%
50
53/8
53%
450
38%
20
90c
90c
205
19
May
Jan
1.40
Mar
19
Jan
4434 May
*-24%
Mar
25
%
Aug
35%
Apr
90c
Oct
39%
Jun
45
90 c
Oct
2.25
5
Apr
8
17%c
9'%c May
35
Feb
Jan
Jun
6%
43
2.25
Aug
Oct
Apr
Sep
Jan
43%
43 %
50
90c
1.00
1,415
9.25
10%
910
8.25
-*
2.75
2.75
2.75
300
2.65
Oct
3.85
Jan
*
1.50
17
69c
1.00
2.65
2.50
2.75
1,125
1.50
July
6.75
Jan
•
Voting
Oct
3.20
Feb
Mar
20 %
Aug
1956
Jan
1958
9%
8 %
May
113/4
Jan
♦
May
1.24
9%
73/4
,Jnn
11
Jan
1,000
12c
Sep
26c
Jan
Greyhound
63,570
99c
Jan
♦2.44
Oct
Guaranty
Jan
Gulch
5,033
12c
Mar
2,000
3c
Jun
22c
.
-
Lines
*
Jan
26,300
23c
Sep
54c
Apr
Ounnar
Mines
10c
1,000
7c
Jun
15c
Sep
Gwillim
Lake
7c
6,000
4c
10c
7c
6,572
4c
240
2.00
60
2.75 May
1.50 Apr
Oct
Aug
Apr
6c.
9%c
Sep
Hahn
Lead
Mines
Brass
11%
1,100
10 %
Aug
12 %
27
275
253/4
Jan
27%
5c
5c
2,500
4c /
Aug
11c
4c
May
7%c
common.
2.85
5,850
14
14%
12,314
105
45
99
Feb
106
Sep
Hardee
99
Mar
106 >/8
Sep
4.30
Jan
Hard Rock
105
30
3.10
800
5%
6
3.00
110
5% July
24,900
9c
14,666
86c
92c
13,354
16 %
16%
1,125
Aug
3.95
16
7%
13c
-
Oct
33c
7c
Mar
14c
85c
Oct-
1.80
Jan
1st
Sep
Hallnor
Apr
July
Jan
Jan
Farms
Harrison
Hasaga
Oct
183/4
Jan
9%
100
16
16
150
1.60
1.75
500
6.25
5c
9%
15
Sep
Sep
Feb
Mar
Jan
10%
Feb
10c
July
Jun
Oct
12%
Jan
16% July
1.30 July
Jan
2.50
Apr
11%
Jun
Mines—'
-
Mines
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10 3/8
165
10
Jun
.* 14c
14c
16c
27,140
11c
Feb
1
of Lakes Iron—,—-;
Headway Red Lake—
Gold
9%
3,000
Jan
1
Head
Heath
34,500
•
—
16 Va
15,588
6c
Jan
*
Mines
Minerals
Gold
7.65
18
—
-
common
Gold
7.35
5%c
__i
preferred
Mines.
4%c
7.45
5%c
*
—
Harding Carpets
Jun
105
3.10
2.70
113/a Mar
4%C
1
1
Gold
105
5.55
11%
1
_
Jan
5.00 July
2 6 3/4
Jan
7c
445
13
1
'
26c
516
9'%
3.55
July
10
Mines
24c
11%
93/4
9%
2.00
Trust
Gulf
9%
3.50
_
warrants
13c
13c
B-
Trust
2.44
4 %C
1
class
warrants
13c
4%C
Develop
Coal
Saddlery—i.
Winnipeg Gas
2.10
8c
30c
180
July
42 %
Oct
1.00
.
warrants
50c
74c
13c 14 %c
11 Va
Jun
120
200
38 %
50
Oct
1,015
-
38%
5%
Jun
2.000
10 %c 10 %c
13c
123
1
-
West
8c
__
7.50
Oct
West
86c
Jan
90c
Plains
16y2
Jan
5c
*
commons
preferred
Great
5%
37c
Aug
11
*
—i._l
Great
100-
July
4c
_*
—
Paper
Jan
;
Oct
15c
3,220
50
Warrants
45c
14%
1,000
4%c
23c
*
common-
preferred
Oct
12,788
17c
4%c
•
—
Power
Northern
15c
13%
17c
1
M>nes
Preferred
12%
4%c
1
•
Lakes
12%
1
A
Mines
Lakes
30c
*1
—
Mackay class A
oranuuc
Great
1
1
B
Grandroy
5c
2.95 i Jun
1
Mines-
Tire
July
13 %c
4,125
5c
36c
40c
*
Mine
2.85
42.
'
1.59
common
preferred
87c
14%
see page
10c
45
4 %c
__
1
•
-
72c
100
footnotes,
9c
33
.
Mar
1
Ooldrav
Oct
Petroleum
common
Mines
Jan
Mining
Mar
7c
Copper: Rand Chiboug—
45
Mines
5%c
Corby Distillery class
Jan
—
Envelopes
Golclale
Goldfields
9%c
Oopperc irp Ltd
45
Explorers
26c
24 %c
preferred
Feb
45
1
Uranium
37c
Mine
Exploration
lie
class A
Yellowkniie
Glacier
38,400
,
Copp Clark Publishing
Jun
•
Ltd-:
Mascot
27,800
Poplar
Wesi
5c
—100
41c
13c
Mines
Gas
5,500"
A_
Steel Wares
55c
2.25
A
7c
L
37c
Mines
Pershcourt
6c
Preferred
12c
12 %c
Red
7c
common-..
A
General
Jun
15c
1.50
.
Consolidated
103/8
S)—
Motors
Class
Sep
26c
18
Exploration.
Consolidated
Feb
Ltd
Petroleum
51c
Mines
Nicholson
8%
Dynamics
General
General
Feb
3,067
76c
Smelting
Mosher
Consolidated
2,625
Ltd
38c
Mogul
Morrison
9%
Development
52c
&
Jan
83/4
preferred
Bakeries
General
10 %c
168,250
88c
Mining
Aug
8%
•
10%
»
Power
Great
Consolidated
Feb
64
16 Vs
12 % July
625
*
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
2J/2c Aug
6,500
14,500
15c i9y2c
i9y2c
Jan
62c
1,000
7c
Jan
Mar
13.200
4c
Jan
44c
17c
3.65
i6y2c
Mines
Consolidated
Copper-Man
81/4
3%c
7
Halliwell
Marbenor
B
Feb
4 '/2 c
5c
3.75
_1
Arrow-
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated
3.74
4c
1
On
Consolidated
A.uiisoliriated
2,845
6c
Cadillac
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.73 July
17c
4c
5c
Discovery
Drauun
21c
Flin
Central
Consolidated
Feb
3.85
*
Beliekeno
15%
41
Mining
Gatineau
Mar
5.20 Mar
13%
i
Consolidated
Consolidated
67c
58
14c i6y2c
•
Consolidated
Consolioateu
Oct
3.60
2.5>n
Mines——
Oct
3,023
6
(U
Ltd
Goodyear
National
Apr
2,940
preferred
(Charles)
Giant
12%
*
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
class
Mines
Pete
Giant
3.75
*
.
33
61
Companies
Probisher
Jan
13 y2
3.90
Enterprises
Beta
July
2.90 Mar
40
80c
•
1
Metals
Consolidated
40c
Oct
i
^onipment
Sep
26
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
13"%
.
Sep
Celluiose
Consolidated
Oct
1
25
Farm
8
60
Co
Francoeur
Gaitwin
12%
88c
Jan
Apr
63/4
123/4
Jan
-
Jan
5.45
12%
Canada
Fraser
120
36
9%
52
60%
.
Co
Foundation
123/4 July
Porcupine
Gold
of
Sep
34
Central
Smelting
10%
Oct
Oct
July
10%.
Manufacturing
150
6,300
&
10%
5%
1.80
38 %
common—*
common
Motor
280
8,801
Willans
25
I
Ford
14
13,961
Mining
Fleet
34 %
17c
Chrysler
28
200
375
3,250»
1
Products
14
16%
2,675,/
28
Canadian—
Preferred
34
36%
Jan
25c
Grain
Aug
8.00 July
Sep
21
2,575
Nickel
Players
Federal
76
26 %
34
Apr
3.50 Sep
133/4 Aug
7
Mining
Mining
Oct
3%c
9.00
92
Feb
6%
Fargo Oils Ltd
Oct
7%
Oct
6.00 July
Jun
7
1
Fatima
20%
2,515
4c
34
4c
34%
98c
Cochenour
Falconbridge
83
32
27 3/4
Jun
Aug
403/4
i—
Jan
35
Oct
Jan
16 3/4
93/8
40
1
Jan
3.50
31%
2.95
2.50
40%
common
1.04
Oct
27% Mar
125
common—•
____
Feb
5.40
Smelting
15
•
5%
Mining-.
Corp
43c
15c
Mines
2,295
3.05
12%
Jan
24%
88c
Gold
Sol
Oct
5.10
-
17/8
11%
I
Auer
88c
Mines
16
3.05
12 %
20
16c
5.30
Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Mining &
17%
2.45
A
19
•
Chib
May
5%
Developments
1,631
•
Consumers
&
4,399
1
Cbesterville
90
Mines
17c
Rio
Key
class
Mines
19%
Gold
Combined
Paper
Eldrich
19
Del
Combined
Eddy
Elder
Jan
Pat
-
55
Jan
10% July
Oct
45c
•_«—10
27c
Central
Columbia
Oct
Apr
•
Oil
3,075
91
5,821.
1.80
Trust-
Oct
*
Ltd
Inv
10C
Central
Mines
Economic
Aug
1
-
Quartz-:
6.65
91
1
19.785
36
i
6.60
46c
Feb
55c
Jun
1
lie
35
14 %c
Sep
8.55
6.60
.
Famous
73/4
27c
13,877
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium
Mines
■' '
12,477
15,119
1
Mines
Jan
8
6%c July
32c
9.80
26%
Mines
Sullivan
Feb
—;
21,000
30c
9.50
24%
Gold——
Mala/tic
East
17
1
Cayzor Athabaska
Lake
4.95
Amphi
East
68c
45
9c
8%c
9.60
1
17
5,426
Apr
24%
i
Oct
83
Jan
29 c
7,660
*
12% July
21%
33c
Feb
74,017
Ltd
35c
36
•
Co
3,670
83
Oct
19c
5%
Mineral
&
21,975
203/b
18c
4,000
25
Petroleum
43c
20%
15,000
*
4.10
Jun
21c
23c
1.
14%
3.80
18c
21c
3.35
;_t
40c
6c
.
Mines
Cockshutt
Aug
*
.
Williston
Chromium
80y8
20
Exploration
Cneskirk
Oct
18c
22c
28%
common
14
19%
Jan
Jan
•
16c
.
20c
7 Vac
*
36c
10c
Jun
•
Chemical
3.95
11c
9c
*
14
1,250
7,375
—_100
Steel
37c
«
com
_
Westinghouse
Mines
1.80
4.75 Aug
15
Oct
20
preferred
5%%
preferred
Gold
3.95 July
*
Natural
A'.V
Asbestos
4,795
•
'
;
Western
Cassiar
Oct
4.65
-
_
B
Cariboo
4.60
4.30
_100
Canadian
Erin
16 %c Aug
_•
rnmrnnn
preferred
Canadian Pacific
Canadian
13% July
2.300
4.10
1
4/f
Canadian
15
19c
3,450
10c
28
.
Copper
Farwest
Canadian Oil Cos.
Canadian
4.90
14%
7%
•-/
Inca
Canadian Northwest
4.60
1.80
•
common
Gold
45 YB Mar
143/4
•
2.50
Industries
Malartic
401
Apr
4.30
.
Gas
Canadian
Canadian
6%
,18 %c
1
Hydrocarbon
Indl
14%
20c
Oil
Warrants
Canadian
4.70
*
A
Crest
Husky
Canadian
75
mo
_
10c
>
Jan
East
Products
104% May
Apr
Oct
45c
Coal
&
Brewery
Oils
<•
4c
common—t—•
Mines
Sep
1.43
pfd
Invest
Textile
Oct
99%
3.05
Stores
Dominion
75c
12%
&
Scottish
Dominion
2.20 July
90
,
11,000
45c
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
Oct,
3.30
common
Dominion Foundry
Dominion
9%
5
Jan
4%c
2.45
Jan
22,265
10
Sep
Apr
4c
Warrants
Feb
25,905
113/4
7% July
2.40
Sep
19%
320
100% 100%
•
Feb
1.00
11%
Inv
preferred—,
11%
3.95
5%
Feb
28%
Bridge
85c
75c
•
Sep
1.34
Anglo
Oct
3.60
*
A
Preferred
&
Oct
6%
70c
80c
.
32
5% May
1.70
3.75
preferred
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines—
Canadian
28
•
Canadian
Canadian
520
_•
Petroleum
Steel
-
5
Jan
6.60
1,532
'
.
5
15%
500
1
Mines
Sep
16
17%
13c
2.50
Jan
8% July
2.00
17%
Jan
Apr
•
Jan
60
2,200
17%
l'c
29
5c
1
58
9
11c
r;
Jan
Feb
2
40%
2.50
r
25a
46% Mar
9
9%c Mar
-
,
25
5.85 July
1
Oils
31
2.10
Sep
81,067
Mines
4,083
9
7%c
10c 12 %c
1
Seagrams
3,902
2.30
22 %
25
1
39
*
com
Sep
3.40 Mar
2,500
1
Palmer
Dominion
Aluminum
warrants
Jan
16%
2,000
.
37%
Mar
69c
400
285
9c
•
Mines
38 %
Aug
Oct
5.60
16%
1
53 Vs
7
19c
Feb
5.45
27
;
51%
Oct
6,500
12%
1
52
20
5
20c
19c
Jun
16%
100
5
100
Oct
9%c
—
Mines
Gold
7
Sep
19c
9c
Mines
7c
Aug
Aug
9c
Mines
1.62
1.30
12c
27
Daragon Mines
Deer
40
2,275
9c
Explorers
Jan
5.25
19c
103/4
1
91
Jun
Sep
18c
1
Mines
75c
2.50
42c
1
preferred
Oct
12%
1.35
A
Feb
40
7c
Class
5c
1,300
1.45
58
Mar
10
80y4
8c
2.90
12
Warrants
Conduits
Cusco
49
25c
10
Crush International Ltd
Jan
Jun
Jun
6,517
Mines
Nest
Sep
Sep
50
4iy8
47%
34c
16%
Pershing
Jan
42% May
715
*
Crowpat Minerals
Crows
High
11%
_*
—
Trust
39c
945
6%
preferred
Charter
Jan
100
5C
B-
common
Captain
Oct
1.35
755
40
*
common
class
Candore
24%
46%
2.85
1.25
Commerce
Celanese
Class
Oct
,
Aug
Low
11
50c
Ltd
5
Canners
Class
Sep
46%
2.85
1
class
Canadian
Canadian
23% Mar
46
5C
common-
Canadian
Canadian
6c
50
warrants-/.
Canadian
700
_
British
A
Class
6%C
90
1
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
87c
90
Minerals
Bakeries
Canadian
3,200
57
I III
-
Cable
Astoria
101
92c
.100
—
Canada
24%
90C
50 %
Tungsten
For
Jan
913
-10
Petroleum
Canada
Class
18 %
16
46
warrants
Canada
Con west
Crain
(R L)
11
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31c
Cowichan
Copper
Craigmont Mines
46
*
Safeway
Class
Jan
Low
1
Jaa
56
24%
Shares
1
.
Mining
27% July
6%C
Canada
Consol
4.25
Courvan
33%
153/4
90c
Permanent
Con
Oct
Oct
July
54 y2
26
for Week
*
Zinc
22% Aug
16
Lands
Canada
Coin
3.35
17%
Imperial
Lead
24
541/2
10
common-
Canada Packers class A_
Class B
Chimo
9% May
12% May
12% Aug
Warrants
Can
Cosmos
3.45 Aug
Oct
Crown
Canada
New
7.20 Aug
1.06
23 %
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
12,300
26%
13 %
High
26,262
23%
.1
Canada Crushed Cut StoneCanada Iron Foundries common
$1%
Low
4.30 Mar
26%
common
Preferred
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.90
.1
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
1.75
Chibougamau
Campbell
for Week
of Prices
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
.
5%c
5%C
6%c
14,000
5c
Aug
4,611
13c
July
20c
Feb
6c
7c
17,000
5c
Jun"
15c
Jan
28c
27 %c
31c
9,100
40c
Sep
5 %c
23cJ Mar";
6c
4,000
r4C
8c
Apr
_l
—
17c
ii——1
694
18c
*
^
1
1
9
Mar
May.*
15%
Jan
15 %e Mar
12c
.;
Jan
i
Volume
Number
192
5999
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1745).
4
'
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Highland
Hinde
Hi
Bell
&
Low
*
Drilling
Consolidated
Low
500
1.32
50
225
50
Mar
10
337
7
Jan
20%
8.00
21%
3,777
19
1.80
Oct
Apr
55
May
10
Oct
29%
Jan
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Class
Class
Home
B
*
Pitfield-—
&
Prior
Hudson
Bay
Hudson
Mining
41
1,660
2.31
Feb
10,360
2.90
Apr
44
9.50
20
Ll
Imperial
Imperial
Bank
1
—
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Devel
Merrill Island Mining
Meta
Uranium
Mines
4.15
9.75
Exploration
Hydra
Jan
Jan
2.50
44%
Pam Porcupine-—.
Huron & Erie Mortgage
5.00
41
•
Hugh
11%
44%
3.90
4.10
*
:
Jun
8%c
25
45
56
120
27c
51%
Jan
Mexican Light &
Midcon Oil
14%
Apr
Midrim
2,475
12c
48
Mar
59
May
42c
Feb
7%
130
Oct
19'A
Jun
28c
30c
10,040
28c
Oct
63c
Jan
36c
39C
5,900
36c
Oct
85c
Jan
1.40
1.50
8,450
15c
17c
10,904
j
Midwest Industries Gas
•
Mill City Petroleums
Mining Corp
•
11%
*
Oct
20%
Sep
Apr
88
Jun
Moneta
31
Porcupine
32%
l
16,418
84c
30
Mar
82c
37
Jan
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
*
13%
13%
5
45%
45%
Moore
•
44
43
1
55c
51c
1
27c
27c
28c
1
41c
40c
l
10 c
32 %
*
Ltd common—•
50
;
class
12%
Jun
5%
Jan
31
6%
Mar
42
47%
52%
135
14
5
*
A—
11 %
4,625
51%
50
.
Co—
15%
830
8.50 Mar
200
5
■
4.00
'
5
5%
4.00
4.40
2,900
17%
*
preferred-—.—_10
17%
150
54
Oct
Aug
Sep
Oct
17
Aug
Sep
6
Oct
May
4.00 July
16
4.20
Inspiration
1
:
International
Bronze
International
4.45
2,645
1.05
1.20
1,700
Mt
Corp
30 %c
31c
5,000
25c
22
22%
65
5c
5%c
13,500
pfd—25
Powders
22%
1
5c
Molybdenum
3.60
Minerals
Murray
Nama
Mining
Creek
Mines
Apr
National Drug & Chemical
National
Grocers
6%
Jan
National
Hosiery
Jan
National
Petroleum
50c
Oct
Jan
23
National
Jan
13'Ac
Oct
Nealon
Jan
Nello
Steel
47%
49
6,561
45% Mar
56% July
Nesbitt
34
36
2,255
31
36 JA
Jan
Preferred
New
Line
43
60
Jan
New
Athona
57%
41
585
59%
5,788
*
2.80
2.80
3.00
2,584
25c
36'/4
36%
36%
130
——_.—-—__25c
28%
28%
29%
4,391
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
common
A
Mines
Mines—
72c
1
Copper
70c
2.45
Jun
56,150
3.95
New
Calumet
Jan
New
Continental
1.75
Feb
New
Davies
Apr
New
Delhi
May
New
Goldvue
May
68c
38
Oct
1.45
Sep
30c
3.70
Sep
62c
28 %c
25c
31c
61,000
22c
Oct
67C
76c
95c
31,650
76c
Oct
1.40
Jan
Service
29
1
J.
29
150
12c 13 %c
*
24,700
4.80
i—1
—
Mines
5%
26
Oct
31
12c
Jun
28c
1,325
1
6c
6c
7c
1
9%c
9%c
lie
13,000
*
2.20
2.20
2.25
5,280
10
Class
10
4% July
44,250
Gold " Mines
Club Ltd common
Preferred _—___—1
(1,939)
Jockey
B
preferred^.
'
9%
Mines.—1
Quebec
Jonsmith
Jumping
Kelvinator
Kenville
Kerr-Addison
1
Kirkland
2c
Townsite
Kopan
Labatt
Cement
Class
Lake
3.30
3,410
1.75
1.70
1.90
35,156
12
4c
Dufault
Lakeland
Lake
Lake
10c
10c
3,100
5%c
3,000
4'Ac
4'Ac
of
6c
6,250
34c
82,200
26c
•
18c
18c 19'Ac
4,900
5,500
Shore
Luz
Lamaque
8
9%
Jun
20c
Sep
9% Mar
Aug
45C
_
Nickel
Jan
Nipissing
Jan
13c
Jun
25C
350
2.45
750
Langis
5%
93
6c
2.10
30,500
14%
Apr
3.95
Oct
Jan
5%
3,060
Oct
10%
Jan
3c
32,898
2.02
7%
Sep
9'Ac
Jan
Jun
22%
10'A
1.55 Mar
2c
6,300
l'Ac
25c
3,188
17c
July
8 %c
2,600
6c
Jun
33c
200,600
Apr
3.80 Mar
Oct
1.90
Jan
42c
Jan
10'Ac May
18'Ac Aug
43c
Jun
Sep
30
Sep
27%
7
5%
6%
810
Oct
9%
Feb
85c
85c
320
67c
Oct
1.00
Jun
39c
43c
29,300
35c
Jun
1.01
Jan
1
2.00
1.95
2.10
6,150
2.80
Jan
9'Ac
8c
9'Ac
25,800
19C
18'Ac
21c
10,100
4.60
4.55
4.90
2,890
2.95
3.00
1,100
2.75 Aug
4.20
Jan
3.50
4.00
9,400
2.95
4.75
Jan
505
6
8
July
5%
1.90
6c
Jun
Apr
Feb
Oct
Jun
10'Ac
13c
23c
Oct
3.30 July
5.00
Oct
'
3.85
27%
_
27%
Leitch
Candy
Gold
225
1.25
200
68c
24,300
31c
38c
46,110
14%
-3
27%
1.25
10c
32c
Levy
15
845
49,675
1.55
Industries
Jan
1.48
1.60
21 %
21
21%
27
Gold
Groceterias
Class
B
A
pfd
30
preferred—
.—
1
45c
9c
9'Ac
21,500
15,798
Loeb
•
.____
Norgold
July
Jan
2.20
Uranium
1.00
,
Jan
Mines
1
;
Norpax
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
North
Oils
North
1.32
Jan
Northland
Oils
Natural
Northland
1
Utilities
Oka
Gold
30'/4
30%
900
25'A
Sep
Opemiska
26% Mar
31% Aug
Orchan
22%
29%
31'/4
680
29%
2,905
29
30%
2,650
46%
47%
710
7.50
90c
90c
1,130
1,100
9
200
8'Ac
9'Ac
19,200
39c 40'Ac
35,000
Feb
Oct
31%
Sep
Oshawa
Mar
47%
Oct
9.00
Jan
90c
Sep
6
Jan
9%
Feb
2.40 July
10,500
2,550
15c
Jun
5c
6,000
3%c
Jun
23
100
1.15
1.10
1.18
23,300
13'A
13%
14 %
12,629
13'A Aug
3.00
3.20
36,999
2.50 July
,7c
9c
67,000
4%c Jun
2c
2'Ac
28,000
l'Ac Jun
....
Red
Magnet
Consolidated
Lake
Mines.
Majortrans
Malartic
Maneast
1
_•
:
Gold
Fields
9c
__
—
80c
•
Uranium
1
3'Ac
__.
21% May
1.00
Sep
Leaf
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
Milling
0
_
Oct
July
7%c Jan
common
Maralgo
Page
Pamour
^
Marigold
ill
Pee
Peerless
Jan
Pembina Pipeline
3.45
Oct
13c
Sep
3%c Jan
Jan
Jan
Expl
Oils
Preferred
Penmans
Peoples
Permo
Perron
Gas
For
footnotes,
29
Oct
11% Mar
16%
Gold
97%
Jan
Feb
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jun
17c
Jan
Pickle
Oct
36c
Oct
Pitch
7c
8'Ac
4,000
5%c Aug
5c
May
13c
Jan
Place Oil & Gas
100
see page
5c
42.
5c
56c
63c
47,420
56c
Oct
31'Ac 42'Ac
8%
30c
Mar
8%
-
8%
100
100
70
1.04
Jan
30'Ac
Oct
80c
84c
16,810
74c
Mar
37c
39c
8,489
26c
Jun
59c
19c
1.30
Jan
Feb
21c
6,536
18c
Sep
38c
Jan
35c 40'Ac
10,630
35c
Oct
1.25
Jan
25 %c 34'Ac
950
20c
Jun
81c
Jan
47
645
41
Mar
48% Aug
12%
1,414
11
July
16%
1
4.65
4.65
4.75
2,100
3.10
Aug
4.90
1.50
1,550
75c
Jun
1.65
11c
13C
2,500
9c
Oct
17%
12c
17%
20c
Jan
Oct
Sep
Jan
17%
385
7c
8'Ac
10,625
7c
Oct
15'Ac
Jun
12c
14c
6,625
10c
Jan
17c
Feb
6'Ac
9c
17 noQ
4c
July
10c
Jan
51c
8'Ac
58c
7,400
50c
Jun
80c
Jan
9%
9%
25
Jun
13
Feb
15%
Jan
19% July
7c
9%
11c
11c
11c
1,000
9%
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
30c
30c
32c
3,750
22c
Jun
61c
Jan
12 %c
12 %c
15c
46,200
9c
Aug
36c
27
26%
27
770
*
18%
18%
18%
5.20
5.15
1.48
1.40
Sep
25% Mar
29
Jan
45
18%
Oct
24
Feb
5.70
9,895
5.15
Oct
8.60
Jan
1.49
40,500
80c
Jan
1.54
Sep
~8
5c
5c
5,500
4c
Aug
9'Ac Jan
23c
5c
24c
4,100
20c
Oct
37c
7%
8%
1,700
6%
Feb
5%
5%
150
5%
Sep
9%
9
9%
375
56
56
57
9,050
8% May
8%
Feb
Oct
8%
Jun
9 %
Oct
Oct
56
58
13% Aug
9.70
9.50
9.90
5,520
7.80
Jun
5.50
5.65
1,040
5.30
Jun
9.00
23
23
4,566
20'A July
29 %
35c
35c
5,000
24c
50c
28'Ac
33c
18,300
25c
Jun
Jan
24
76c
90c
45,770
52c
5'Ac
17c
2,488
5c
17c
17c
2,488
lie
12c
12c
600
11c
2.70
2.65
3.10
1,950
19%c
18c
21c
26,405
84c
July
44c
1.00
Oct
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Oct
Sep
May
23c
Jan
23c
Jun
Aug
60c
Jan
2.35
Sep
15c
Jun
10c
July
3.20
16c
14c
17c
101,000
10c
10c
11c
10,600
8
7%
8%
10,440
44%
44%
110
29%
29%
200
100
100
100
100
10
2
50c
45c
50c
23,602
.1
14c
50
——
.
10'Ac Oct
6%
40
Jun
Mar
28% Mar
91%
Jun
40c
Aug
33c
Oct
18'Ac
39c
8%
45
30%
100
85c
Jan
Sep
Jan
Sep
July
Sep
Oct
Jan
13c
14c
9,500
lie
Jun
21 %c Jan
•
1.12
1.19
6,100
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
•
Mines
Petrol Oil & Gas
8c
•
19c
25 %c
*
Mine«_—
Oil &
25c
1,700
100
39'Ac 39'Ac
■
55c
61c
11,700
48c
July
1.17
Jan
Oct
85
&
5,475
375,820
15,230
Jan
1.25
common
;—:
12,900
5c
Feb
2.95
1
preferred
Oil preferred
9c
42c
13c
Oct
1
common
Credit
36c
63 c
Jan
Oct
1.70
1
i
31c
1
12c
6c
500
12c
Gold
Ltd
8'Ac
1
Apr
17,675
11%
•
1
1
Exploration
9c
—
—
20c
Consol
33c
—
4,500
8c
1.70
45%
warrants
Consolidated
1
1
*
preferred
Mar
6'Ac
1
Canada
of
-1
——_
■_
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5 % %
26
Jan
Jan
12
•
i
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
Amalg Mines
Sep
8c
35
Oct
3.70
13c
47
*
Porcupine
Sep
1.22
19
Oct
25
Jun
28'Ac
24
3c
660
Jan
7c
25c
6c
80c
*
common—
Petroleum
Pato
7,700
90
1.10
1.76
_
1
Hershey Tubes
Palliser
Paymaster
4c
16
5c
Pamoil Ltd
Oct
1.05
29
5c
5c
7c
.
5.50
Jan
Sep
90
Jan
Feb
70c
29
Sep
*
Express
32c
15,050
15%
■
Mines
Marboy
Marcon Mines
-
May
Aug
Sep
1
;
8'Ac
3.10
_
88c
•
.
Jan
6c
*
80c
100
_.
common
Preferred
Jan
48%
Jun
Jan
7c
1
Products
Wholesale
Peruvian
Maple
20c
Jun
33c
2.55
Petroleums
3c
,
Apr
36
4,700
1.46
10
Debenture
Preferred
Patino
20c
lie
5,305
7,150
Pacific
Jan
3.05
2,000
54c
2.830
Apr
15c
17c
13c
40%
50c
6c
Jan
Feb
Apr
2.85
39
2.70
*
65c
t
4'Ac
13c
38%
•mm*
,
6c
Nickel
10c
1'AcMar
3'Ac Jun
24
Jun
2.55
67c
Oct
19'Ac
Aug
4c
""
6c
Pacific
6c
:
70c
1,000
2.70
18c
7%c July
37c
3,122
4c
3c
Oct
4,000
Madsen
Jan
77c
1.00 Mar
7c
23
75c
73c
•
;
Copper
Overland
5.00 Mar
7c
1
Oct
Jan
90c
;
Mines
22% Mar
>r
_•
29c
Apr
,
1
Oils
40
Jan
.20
72c
19C
1
Ormsby Mines
31
28%
31
Jan
Jan
River
Jun
Oct
12
26c
1,500
Jan
18'Ac
4c
1
Metals
Rare
Steel
19c
—
30 %c 30'Ac
Sep
Jan
6c
Aug
3,000
*
Ontario
26
Powell
4,977
8c
12c
10 y8
44,000
•
Mines
Oct
July
—
41c
12c
"
22c
1
Cement
2.20
8c
pfd
235
38 %C
73c
•
Obaska Lake Mines
Jun
1.60
50
&
2,000
4'Ac
2
-
.
Mines
45,095
6,400
A
38'Ac
16c
10%
4c
20c
Mines
Nudu.lama
2.20
25
Blodel
May
May
•
Gas
Ltd
1.92
9'Ac
class
3c
21c
1
Telephone
Loan &
9'Ac
Cockshutt
16c
Warrants
Ontario
9 %C
Macleods
Jun
4'Ac Jun
9,000
1.40
Northern
Jan
25
MacMillan
4c
4,166
10%
—
Ltd
Mines
Ontario
4c
25
MacLeod
16c
*
Northern
Apr
19c
"
"
1
2c
2.87
6,500
•
4c
I
Rankin
9,200
Lowney (W M)_
Lyndhurst Mines
1
7C-
4'Ac
21c
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrants-.
North Star Oil preferred
50
3'Ac
5,300
r
4c
...
Exploration
3c
12,800
—
4%£
6'Ac
common—
Malartic
20
42,900
Mines
4c
efe
1
■
Goldcrest
North
O'Brien
8c
Mines
Jan
'
Ocean
Sep
6c
Macdonald
1.27
•
Oils
Coldstream
1.40 July
58c
Macassa
Jun
I
Mining
Warrants
Northgate
15%
5c
•
26c
July
'
Jan
6c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
59,350
,
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
6c
.1
53c
IIIHi
Oleary
54c
43c
•
Corp
Nickel
Okalta
57c
—
45c
I
Normetal Mining
26c
5'Ac
_
Mar
Jan
Louvicourt Goldfield
Warrants
Jan
42c
7i
Mines
Jan
8'Ac
25c
Jun
1
Mines
Norlartlc
Sep
40'Ac
14c
Jun
—
ADr
90c
May
20c
0
9c
•
Long Point Gas__
Lorado
Jan
10'Ac
1
1.64
9
*
_
Long Island Petroleums
Jan
1.14
3,500
Mines
21%
6.75
Ltd
(M)
Apr
19c
Oct
22c
*
Gold
Acme
Aug
warrants
Locana Minerals
17c
Jun
21 %c
*
Noranda Mines
Norbeau
Aug
47
'—1111-50
——
Jun
7c
13c 14 %c
9c
1
4c
30
•
A
9c
4c
38'Ac
14c
1
12
330
29
0
B
Preferred
Class
3,000
7,666
19,250'
Feb
21 %c
1
!_
2,000
31
Cos class A_
Class
Mar
1
1
—
Orenada Gold
Loblaw
Jan
19c
1
Smelting
Mines
7c
,3c
*
class
35c
5c
Mines
30%
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
43c
Sep
July
48c
common
2.10
20
<fc
Mines
6c
preferred—
Mines.
Gold
Lexindin
Little
33
Sep
1.00 Aug
1
Lencourt
40 %c July
19 %c Feb
9c
4c
1
Jan
6%
61c
Secord
Jan
18c
44c
Exploration—
Mines
North
Apr
Silver
Laura
Jun
Sep
7'Ac
Jan
5c
Rim
Nisto
Nor
5'A Aug
17
10
.
Jan
Oct
18c
Apr
6,000
24
0
Mines
Loan
Landa Oil
Sep
5c
45c
Mining & Smelting
Norvalie
Lambton
Gold
Wire
Jan
17c
43C
970
_.
Niagara
Nickel
Aug
3,060
—'
New
Jan
29c
May
17%
0
Gold
8% Aug
1
—
Mines.
_
19% May
1
Senator Rouyn
Taku
Mines
_1
_
Mines
21c
17,630
1
Rouyn Merger
2.45
1
—
.
2.60 Mar
9c
32c
10c 10 %c
Sep
Sep
11c
6%c Aug
3'Ac July
5'Ac
10c
5%
Jun
24 %c
9c
Jan
27%
Jun
,—
50c
10c
4c
33c
Canada-
Sep
'
24%c
26c
Sep
4c
*
1
•
Newnorth
29%
—
Gold
11% July
2,500
10,300
•
1
Mining
New
17
___10
.__
Mines
Osu
Lake
La
Gas
1.50 Aug
1.51 July
505
5c
10c
;
Mines
New
28%
Mines
Lingman
12
4C
Mines
Jan
17 %
__
Newlund
Jan
29%
10
_
12
10c
Jun
25% Mar
1
Mylamaque
May
15c
27c
Kelore
New
39c
common
25
2.10
1
Jan
*
Exploration
_
Jan
8c
3c
1
Oil
14c
23c
28c
New
Apr
8c
5%
l'Ac
24c
•
Ltd—
A
Warrants
Jan
16%
1
Gold
16c
8'Ac
_1
_
7%
Feb
•
(John)
Ltd
Mining &
Labrador
Lafarge
_
.1
Developments
20'Ac
•
Mines.;
Manitoba
25c
2.00
-
_
July
13% Aug
3.25
Mines.
New
6,544
13 %
1
_
Minerals
Kirkland
69,500
*
Petroleum
Jan
6,000
4'Ac
13%
common
—
July
27%
Mines
Oct
23c
2,700
5%
•c
Mar
28c
2.10
5%
Gold
Copper
Warrants
22c
14c
2.10
«
Mines.
325
5%
,
Canada
Gold
Kilembe
14 %c
•
:—u—
of
--
10c 10 %c
*
:
6c
1.95
12,400
26 %C
1
—
Petroleum
Pound
Jan
96c
9c 10 %C
1
7'Ac May
200
27c
21c
*
Ltd
Co
Kelly Douglas class A
Warrants
22c
1
—
Mines
Mining
Jowsey
8%
24c
24c
9%
8%
Warrants
Jcliet
59c
Mar
48
Jan
88c
Explorations
Jellicoe
Jun
35c
1
Bidlamaque
New
35c
^J'oburke
8,100
74,000
25c
45c
27%
Mines
Sep
Jan
41
—20c
Jacobus
Lake
63c
450
New Hosco Mines
Mining
Sep
15,000
Uran
%
Apr
23
1,200
44c
July
32
12,829
1.80
35c
41c
1
75c
1.70
1.80
1
Mines
49% July
49c
Apr
52
40'A
59%
5
Labine
Oct
Aug
35% Mar
15
Alger Mines
39% Feb
40%
25
;
Pipe
Feb
Oct
1.00
55c
9,830
"
34%
Jan
42%
81,910
•
48%
26
44
4'Ac
;
Jan
Apr
39% Mar
58c
3%c
—
May
375
25c
Car
Mines
Feb
10c
26-
17% Mar
14%
class B
.12%
Oct
Mar
13% Aug
42'A July
•
Mines
*
common
Mills
Jan
Apr
20
480
45%
2.05
29c
Jun
4c
471,665
13%
Jan
Oct
10%
74
1.00
Jun
20c
20
102
20
preferred
1.90
22
42 y8
•
common
Exploration
5
Nickel
Utilities
Ltd
Jan
Jun
July
oc
Corp
6%
Jun
21
common
Wright Iron
Multi
22
42%
40
—
21%
Jun
90c
30 %C
1
common
4.20
1.15
Gas
Public
22
19%
73
Warrants
Jaye
303
60
-
1.40
15c
7,100
21%
1
.___
Mar
8%
18,490
5c
21%
695
Min
Ore
Mines
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
;
National
Jefferson
11%
4'Ac
21%
80
Jan
Jamaica
11%
*
20
14 %
Waite
1.45
80
Apr
Jack
29 %C
_•
19%
39%
Iso
7%
*
common
10
48
preferred
Bay
Feb
20
Warrants
Iron
Jan
14'Ac
Sep
100
Irish
1.15
Jun
Oct
4,040
Syndicate
Oct
6c
10'/a
3,055
Class
47c
22,700
24
47
Investors
Power
13,000
10,130
15c
52c
Mining
Preferred
Apr
8%c
Sep
Aug
Jan
Apr
2.34
47c
Feb
63 %
8c
47c
7'Ac
8%
Mar
Jan
49c
20%
52
Jun
Apr
Jan
31c
8%c
20
494--
40%
Interprovincial
17c
Aug
1.40
1.20
30%
1
800
-
47
International
16'Ac
24c
High
6.10 Apr
13%c Jan
1
24
39 y4
International
16 %c
4'Ac Oct
64,700
10,500
60
39%
Natural
50c
Aug
July
May
15c
5,560
36c
1.80
9%
Industrial Accept Corp
$2.25 preferred
Inland
29c
1.70
24
5%
Co
35c
1.70
9%
5%
&
7%c
*
1.28
59%
5%
Cement
6'Ac
Jun
21
35,250
July
70c
5,085
22c
1
24
12%
(John)
1,200
28%
60
12
Inland
87c
26
17c
9%
12%
Inglis
87c
*
__
Low
27
Feb
24c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
_4.86%
Machine
Mar
5%c
21c
Mines
May
3,600
10
A
class
preferred
6%%
preferred
Imperial Life Assurance—_——
Imperial Oil
—i
Ingersoll
Jan
Gold
4.05
7c
-25
—i._
Investment
$1.40
$2.75
July
3.25
4.90 Aug
6%c Jun
14,000
55
42
*
McWatters
Lake
8.75 Aug
1,783
27c
Mar
43
1,932
9.75
10c
35
Jan
Red
1,000
6'Ac
1
6.90
695
765
McMarmac
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.10
•
3.10 Aug
33% July
2,671
3.35
2.50
1
Smelting
«fe
Oil
7.65
35%
Jan
Shares
5.10
5.10
50c
Lake
Jun
12%
for Week
LOW
1
l
7.10
6,055
35
*
Bay
8.00
3.25
50
.
Gold
Mining
Hoyle
7.50
35
—_—*
common
preferred
Consolidated
Howey
7.65
20c
Smith Paper
Howard
.7.75
Red
:
Sales
Range
Par
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Mclntyre
McKenzie
A
Week's
Sale Price
High
Oct
50
20%
'
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
5
Gold
1.33
50
__•
*
Hollinger
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
1.32
1.33
—1
Dauch____
Tower
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
Sales
Range
Friday
41
8%
Sep
93 % Mar
_
11c
Jan
1.33
Jan
Crow
Ore
Gold
Mines
Uranium
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
47'Ac May
12 % Jan
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
102
Prairie Oil Royalties
Feb
85c
Jan
3,516
40o
15,957
63c
July
1.02
1
1,000
4c
May
7c
Jan
1
7,100
3ic
94c
Jan
1
•
74c
10 %
Jun
Oct
Jan
•
13
3,035
60s
45c
33,100
17c
Mar
3,800
27c
May
1
•
1
Jan
13% Jun
60o
43c
Jun
Oct
240
43%
Jun
55%
Jan
1,400
1.48
July
2.90
Feb
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1746)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Par
Premier Trust
President
Prospectors
Provo
2.00
2.35
20c
30c
25,400
4.45
4.45
4.80
3,110
1.20
1.20
1.74
499,850
19c
—
Producers Ltd
29c
1.85
1.95
4%C
4Vic
Jan
5.15
Jan
2.05
Oct
4c
Oct
29c
Oct
Trailer*
4 Vi %
Apr
5%
Jan
1
Ascot CopperQuebec Chibougamau Gold-
14%c
Quebec
Lithium
Mines
Units
Canada
17,550
5c
Sep
19c
Jan
Ultra
2,300
2c
July
6c
Jan
Union
2.00
2.05
2,050
3.50
Jan
2nd
10c 11 Vic
1,500
7c
July
13Vic Feb
Union
45c
Mar
Sep
65c
67c
9,452
6
6 Vi
3,194
48
51
160
39 Vi July
1.60
15 Vic
18c
41,492
8.30
8.80
1.05
1,067
»/ic
4,240
1.50
16
1
103/4
class A
200
10%
10%
5 Vic
5 Vic
1,975
5c
46c
44c
49c
19,200
44c
12c
12c
500
12c
3,600
80c
United
Canso
Oct
United
Corps
Jan
12 Vi
Sep
Apr
United
May
Jan
Uranium
Rainville
•
Ltd
Mines
Ranger Oil
Mlnes.
Oct
78c
Mar
United
Reef
82c
15 J/4
100
51c
50c
52c
21,520
•
32c
24c
32c
110,300
5c
5c
5,500
1.80
1.80
1.90
400
81c
*
*
Explorations
MacDonald
1
_1
Reeves
Chemical
Reichhold
81c
15 J/4
1
;
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
38c
Jan
United
Steel
15
.2
16 %
15
18 Vic
3c
1.50
14 Vi
425
-
16%
1.65
2,000
18 Vic
21c
34,600
7.50
7.70
7,555
4c
6 ViC
5,566
4c
15Vic
16c
2,200
13c
13
13
100
Vic
10c
12c
15,300
6c
18c
17 Vic
19c
19,000
4 Vic
4 Vic
2,000
4.50
common
16 y3
1.60
Reitman
Renabie
4.60
2,981
Mines
21c
7.60
16c
Minerals
Rexspar
14%
Rio
Algom
Rio
Rupununi
Rlx
Athabasca
__
Mines—
1.50
Oct
15
750
1.35
17c
Apr
16
68c
Jan
Jun
60c
Jan
Apr
6Vic
Sep
Feb
2.10 May
28
Oct
18
Feb
Jan
Oct
•
1.95 Mar
Sep
46c
Sep
Jan
Roche
Mfg
common
Mines
Rockwin
10
Mines
50c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe
if
V)
1956
prior
Rowan
Ltd
Can
79
Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
7.90
6.15 July
Wainwrlght
39,700
67%
35c
Jan
10c
65
5,244
5.65
9Ys
Ryanor Mining
5.75
2,425
5.65
18 Vi
Industries
18 Vi
175
17 Vi
9
9 Vi
1,155
81
Jan
July
10c
Sap
July
80
9.50 Mar
Oct
20 %
Jan
9
12
Aug
7c
Jan
Jun
60c
July
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
Corp
5%
Shirriff
16%
—,100.,.
•
common
8%
liy4 May
13
16%
16%
1,775
15% Mar
Feb
18% May
99% Aug
Sep
10%
Jan
4.00 Mar
6.50
Jan
Ran
Anl.nnio
Rand
River
Gold
Western
Sep
Weston
Mar
Class
1,100
89
8 >/4
debentures
1.39
1.30
1.42
20,138
48c
May
1
....
5%C
5%c
6%C
10,300
5c
1.50
13c
35
■
Sapphire Petroleum
1,535
1
_
Gold
50
8"%
4.50
35
10
33
65c
_
Sep
Sep
66c
6,041
65o
Jun
1.20
15c
18c
14,600
14c
Jun
1.00 July
48
Jun
'
Sarcee
Petroleum
50c
Metal
Satellite
—
1
_
_
Jan
Freehold
Oct
13% July
24 J/2
24 y4
25 J/4
3,434
23%
Oct
30%
Wood
50
Sherritt Gordon
Mines
Quebec-
Silver
Miller
Mines—
Riscoe
S
K
Dairies
85
550
2.95
3.25
14,333
2.01
4.40
2,506
2.96
Jun
28c
13,589
26c
25c
11
10%
11 y8
263/4
23c
871
26J/2
2,002
Ltd
1.18
1.03
1.19
138,295
2.70
Manufacturing
2.70
100
79c
2.00
Oct
Wiltsey
Class
common
31
Southam
29 J/4
Yale
Yankee
Jan
Yellowknife
Lead
313/4
25
900
21 'A
22
1,015
lOVic
13c
35,600
8c
Spartan
Services-
72c
49c
90c
84,450
14c
Oct
20C
Air
lie
24c
21,300
5c
Oct
13c
35,200
Warrants
Epooner
Mines
&
Standard
-30c
10c
10c
Wire
18% July
Young
(H
Oct
19c
19
35c
37C
2,775
10c
32c
18,699
25c
5c
5'/2C
44,000
Bros
Sterling Trust
Oil
Sullivan Cons Mines
Jun
38%
87%
6c
6.65
19
565
2.00
530
21 Vi
L
1.60
5.90
17
2.00
120
11c
11c
1,000
11c
Oct
21c
Mar
95c
7,657
82c
Oct
1.88
Jan
3c
1
Andian
National
4c
1,100
2c
52 c
20,468
49c
1,000
10%
32%
32%
40c
81c
37
15 %c
•
"38
38
38%
107
14%
14%
5%
class
A_.
5"%
1.24
45c
Qr
11c
51,600
1,042
13%
Jan
Anglo
24
Jan
Asbestos
IOV2C 10 %c
23
23
Oct
2.50
Sep
15
Texaco
•
Canada
Ltd
common
Thompson
Lundmark.
Thompson
Paper
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
1.85
Jan
Canadian
General
July
Canadian
13
825
2.00
Aug
Canada
Silver
July
4.50
Jan
17%
Jan
Dominion
3.60
Jan
1.04
Jan
12
2.10
2.35
200
Sep
2.10 Sep
24C
8,050
20 Vic Aug
24
241/8
270
-
3.50
53c
58c
21%
9,000
55c
83/4
100
1.73
1.90
22,712
1.30
1.35
37c
5,000
8 J/2
9,500
14 Vic
483/4
16c
Feb
37c
8 Vi
Transmountaln
69c
May
57c
•
Pipeline
Trinity Chibougamau
,
Jan
1.45
Oct
13,000
3,000
2c
83c
Jun
56c
May
82c
79c
84c
3 Vic
3 Vic
2,300
2.40
2.40
lOVic
\
128,750
3 Vic
400
17c
Are
18c
6,000
'21c
28c
Oct
Aug
27c
2.30
16c
,'i.
Oct
July
13c Jun
Jan
4%c Aug
1.13
Sep
88c
Oct
5c
Jan
2%c Aug
10,700
Expressed
In
Canadian
Week'sr
3.00 Mar
29c
Jan
37c
Oct
!
.
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
7
7
"7
is
43%
43
44
525
6%"
6%
1,300
26
800
20%
Feb
26% Aug
53
6%
Feb
35% Apr
6
7
45
July
8
Apr
Sep
May
25%
25
51
51
51
50
49 Va
Jun
5.75
5.65
5.80
6,320
3.90
Jan
6.00
Oct
17
17%
731
13%
Jun
18%
Oct
30
29 % Apr
27V4 July
33%
:
17
28%
30%
140
28%
29
1,015
4.60
4.95
900
40%
38%
40%
2,886
30% Mar
13 %C 14 %c
44%
Jan
5,563
13c
Aug
22c
Jan
66
July
"1*
,
*
*
4.40
July
38
7.00
July
Jan
Sep
70%
70%
90
Feb
13%
100
12 3/4
Apr
14
Jan
24
»
(1956).
,
13%
~10
.
Lino_.
Jan
4.80
•
—
&
30
_*
\
v_—*
Jan
Jan
45
Oct
24
250
22
Oct
40% Jan
195
•
20
19%
20 Vb
1,805
7.50
89
87%
90
239
12 %
12%
200
20
20%
1,200
207/8
300
59%
Jan
Price
Bros
Jan
94c
Mar
5,525
14,133
3%c July
13,400
33c
Oct
38c
31c
July
26C
1,000
13,777
8'/s
91/8
13,505
14c
14c
5% July
24 Vic May
Southwest
3.25 May
Third
10%
Jan
Yukon
7c
1.15
19% July
68c
May
Jun
26
7% July
12
Jan
3,000
12c
July
16
16
100
11%
Apr
1.75
2.00
13,050
1.75
Oct
1
9c
9c
9c
1,000
6c
Jun
»
Mines
20%
"•
Petroleum
_____L—
Gen
Consolidated
Inv
Gold
1
Oct
20
Oct
44
270
40
July
60
125
Jun
2.50
300
44
I
134'
37%
37%
38%
165
•1.58
1.58
300
6%
*
Corp__
9% May
193/4
2.50
44
_♦
Trust
Oct
134
•
1
;
Canadian
26 %
Jan
62c
6%
500
60c
65c
15,200
2.30 Aug
37
130
Jan
14
Jan
203/b
Oct
20%
Oct
46%
134
3.15
Feb
Oct
Jan
Sep
46%
Jan
1.45 July
2.25
Jun
7%
Sep
53/4
55c
Feb
Aug
72c
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOE OUT-OF-TOWN
AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
*
Jan
2.00
2.50
——
common
"84%
Feb
Mar
_•
20
Jan
31c
16
2.50
-
100
Mar
40c
18 Vi
Flour
A
Preferred
Oreille
7 Vi
26c
new
Pend
2.75 Mar
.
Ogilvie
class
new
B
Jan
3 Vic
43c
Paper
1
40c
34c
6,502
Class
Jan
14Vic
International
Maclaren
9%
3 Vic
*
-
8.25
May
39,660
«
Oilcloth
Jan
2.15
34c
•
Oct
1.01
12c
11
Loblaw Inc
2.80
100
8%
4.50
1.14
•
;__*!■
1
Preferred
Dominion
No
a
Line
Jan
100
14,990
3 Vic
5
Investments—
Paper
Glass
J^n
Jun
12,300
17%
Transcontinental Resources
Oil
Apr
July
36 Vic
PiDe
Feb
Jan
197/a
3c
Jan
8.00
July
1.52
1,664
-
25%
1.25 Mar
25,000
50 y8
2.50 Aug
57C
—1
29
'
-
175
3.00
Pipeline
Oct
14% Aug,;
*
Note
Sugar
Dalhousie Oil
6J/4
Mines
Canada
23
%c
*
;
Dredging
Consolidated
50c
Ltd.
Mines
Aug
1.04
Last
Vinegars
Jan
3%c
.10*
Jan
17c
14c
11c
Shown
Develop
Dominion
&
16%
3.00
Park
Mines
1.05
Jun
May
1.08
July
Mar
52c
Petroleums
Jan
7c
3%c
.
Jan
7% Mar
1.67
1.45
--i-l
Marconi
1.40 May
Mar
12c
3.00
;
„
—1
24c
16%
4.50
1.26
1_1
Aug
9c
.
—1
Bank
44c
55c
50
Aug
Sep
Sep
38%
107
•
American
Jan
3.50
-
26c
.
1,225
10
Feb
38
Oct
Oct
-20a
_
Corp
British
10c
22c
14J/2c
Mar
5%
90c
25
14%
1.32
Newtoundlana
Mar
464
1.35
10
.
Jan
30c
.
Mar
1,865
Jan
55c
28% Mar
100
Jan
3.StTApr
Feb
1,500
9c
4.50
Sep
Jan
41,254
15
38%
29
100
1.10
1—5
Mar
12 Vic
102
23
Jan
Oct
'•1,200
106
_•
Jan
1.55
3.15'Aug"
1,225
1.15
A
1.35
July
20c
500
:>
37
106%
—1
32 Vi
Oct
2.15
1
15 %c 15 %c
5
Oct
Sep
5c
13
1.81
85
17% May
Feb
32
10,700
36%
Jan
Jan
72c
1,000
27c
5 Vic
78c
35c
200
12,918
3.15
Jan
32%
365
36
37
class
9Vic
1.00 July
10
Sep
1,512
89c
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jun
1.00
Apr
13c
May
51c
A
*
7,700
5 Vic
781
l
7,000
1.00
89c
50c
6.00
Jun
35c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Jan
2.50
1
6c
2.50 Mhy
3c
July
52c
37
Corp
1.81
2.35
8%
4.00 Aug
1.00
Sale Price
40c
14%
24
3c
4c
Par
22
9,175
sic
185
32%
Jan
Jan
Apr
17%
49,282
2.10
Feb
82c
Jan
Oct
80c
10
1
Prarie
4.25
Oct
88c
8TOCK S
July
1.65
1
preferred
Territory Mining
Triad
Oct
Friday
40c
82c
l
Mines
Trans
80c
*
Prices
17c
1.50
*
Teck Hughes Gold
Trans
60c
1
5,300
14 J/2
_»
trust
Pearson
Torbrit
1,871
2.4
18,000
20c
_*•
Mines
Thorncliffe
80c
6.90
500
Mines
55c
14 J/2
35o
common
Temagaml
Jan
75c
Sep
July
2,590
Mines-
>21 Vi
(. 21c
5c
2.35
Industries
Voting
38 %
1.40
5.75
6c
class A
Dupont Co of Canada
Taurcanis
33% Mar
3.05
Mines
18c
-12 »/2
•i
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Tamblyn
9,094
A
Ltd
51c
1
-
31
30,677
18%
19c
_l
Exploration
Switson Industries
Tombill
770
5.90
Supertest Petroleum ordinary.
Tidal
Jan
Oct
Warrants
Tiara
7c
May
1
Superior Propane
Taylor
3 Vic Aug
3c
1
Jan
400
2,253
6c
Jan
62 Vi
1
L_,
2.45
1.60
Jan
53c
3,050
2.00
Contact
Tancord
56e
Oct
5,000
19
Gold
Apr
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
July
64
323/4
6.20
Gas
1.60
4.00
:
Mar
31/2C
*
Aug
2.80
Mining
Sep
9
62 %
rights—
River
Sunburst
3.88
Oct
3J/2C
Oil
Sudbury
Oct
31J/2
Rock IronSteinberg class A.
Sturgeon
8Vi
633/4
Steep
Submarine
50c
17
31J/2
of Canada
81c
5.90
.
Steeloy Mining
Feb
Jan
28c
5J/2c
Sep
38%
Feb
Oct
Stanwell Oil & Gas.
Starratt Nickel
Zulapa
Sep
40c
Jun
35%
1
Metal
94%
24c ; Jun
33
5.80
Electric
Zenmac
Oct
.
Jan
Feb
9c
Stanrock Uranium
8%
13,500
70
Feb
Jan
^
1.60 Mar
10% July
300
Stuart
2.35
13%
1,200
Steel
Sep
906
50c
A
195
1
Oil—
G)
2.25
28
Apr
Feb
270
87/8
Stedman
24
23 %c
May
14 J/4
50c
class
Brock
1,215
Oct
Jan
6.25
1.55 Aug
21%
6,467
1.05
o
4.25
Mines
16 3/4
8%
Stanley
93
38
Oct
3.00
Zinc
Yukeno
161/2
-
Jun
mil
Bear
Oct
133/4
Radio
Standard
Oils
Paving
Standard
25c
—1
&
Jun
36% July
Mar
22
100
31c
Yukon
Canuck
1.19
Jan
lie
7c
-14%
3.00
July
Oils_
Southern Union
May
5%
35%
Wright-Hargreaves
Sep
Jap
3c
70
,
1-100
Stores
Mar
8%
1,000
37
warrants
43c
Jan
1.30
■
33%
Sep
1.89
July
29c
1.60
Sep
Apr
87c
20 %c
Industries
11%
Oct
28c
625
38%
A
Jan
7.25
.
,
54,400
37c
;
Aug
July
/ 46
3 Vie
■
1.03
.
Woodward
Jun
n«
1—1
*
(J)
27
5%
3.15
class
&
1.25 Apr
23%
1.25
31c
_1
Coghlan
Zenith
Slater
Jun
4.50 Jan
97/a Mar
26
Jan
3.35
Jun
4.00
•
A
1.00
Mar
3.05
1
class
42% July
37% Mar
75c
4.30
263/4
Mines
D
41
80c
1
-
Ltd
Simpsons
41
80c
1
Sigma
Silverwood
-
41
80c
90c
75
-
Windfall
50c
7,450
1.16
;37c
Wararnts
77/a
preferred-
Oct
;
5.30 Jan
100
Mines
13,155
A
13c
.
Surf Inlet
Pass
83/4
Class
6,750
11,085
preferred
4.20
Sheep Creek Gold
24,510
1.55
Warrants
3.50
Jan
7.15
25%
B
73/8
Shawinigan Water gr Power
30
5%;
Petrol
(Geo)
4.15
Apr
100
1.11
Leaseholds
3.25
Apr
33
3,029
,
10
Naco
8
5%
May
1.10
warrants—
Western
White
July
18 Vi
22 Vi Mar
13c 14 Vic
•37c
mil
Western
$6
74c
130
175
3%c
Petroleum
4.15
4.65
6.95
*
class
3.50
3.25 Mar
33
-1.25
Decalta
_•
3.80 Aug
5.20 May
1.55
1
Grocers
J*
500
Oct
24%
Gas
Western
Seven
4,595
3.40
3.55
1.55
'
Western
Selkirk Holdings class
Arts
Jan
6,835
3.40
1.12
Breweries
Copper
Willrov
Security
Oct
24c
25%
Ltd
:
Western Canada
200
98%
Jan
55%
Jun
•
Petroleum
Oct
214,600
8 3/4
16%
Oct
Products
33c
4.05
Horsey
Warrants
&
Westburne Oil
Westeel
Aug
Ltd—.
Oil
Jan
11%
22c
Apr
55%
16 Vic
-10
West Malartic Mines
98%
9
common
preferred
Balada
♦
A
12%
260
8,500
1
,
Canadian
11%
28 Vic
class
Cement
16,236
55 %
19c 20 %c
5.80
Knapp Canada
Mining
Wespac Petroleums ■—I
Western
St
15
55%
July
_•
Petroleums
Westates
14%
'
~iq
—.
&
West
Oct
13 Vic
_Z*
*
Weedon
Mar
9%
51
35%
Jun
5c
Apr
I
Ref—
July
66
Feb
8
7.00
-
Mines
4c
Wayne
45
33
W
15c
Webb
Jan
20
725
1
Waterous Equipment
Jan
Jan
9%
27
•
&
5.00 Feb
t,
49 %
-1
Prod
&
3.00 Jan
,
2.10 Mar
,
49%
5%
Ltd-..
Wasamac
Jan
14c
84c
__
Sep
67/a
Jun
*
Jan
Oct
6c
1.19
,
*
17%
4.50
51,790
300
19%
~j
.
common—
18 %c
July
12c
75c
"•
;
Explor
Amulet
G
10 %c
27
1
Grey Trusts
Walker
65c
76c
25
_
Sep
Jan
Jun
19%
Mines
8%c Jan
Apr
30c
_j.
1
_J
26c
Mar
Aug
720
2,041
*
Mines-*
Mines
18c
Sep
88
Sep
383/4 July
41c
30
Debentures
Violamac
Feb
3.40
•
Power
Preferred
Mar
38c
—
preferred
Jun
12
50
7 Vic
66 J/2
Preferred
Russell
79
6c
preferred
Consol
B
Ventures Ltd
Vespar
.
1
trust—1
B—,
Corp
Cons
Victoria &
14%
•
Venezuelan
Waite
Robertson
Uran
II
Fortune
Upper Canada
Vandoo
77
32
19c
Hill
New
10Q
175
2.75
49 %
—50
Aug
Mar
13% Mar
45c
voting
Keno
87%
37%
9 %c Mar
397/s
^2.50
12c
;
Oils
Oct
United
Feb
9%
*
class
Inv
9c
Apr
Apr
32%
37%
38c
•
;
Fuel
59
6c
3,610
>
87%
2.60
—50
.
...
Preferred
'United
Radlore
pfd
i
Asbestos
11%
May
100
2,823
57% Aug
.
38c
common
Mining Corp
20c
Jun
57
58
t
Canada
preferred
United
Feb
5.80
Jun
7.90
B
Union
Jan
48 Mj Mar
37%
1
1st
preferred
Feb
Jan
13
III
Mines
Acceptance
Gas' of
87%
~
u
*.
Exp Ltd
Shawkey
Aug
18
80 %
July
10c
vie
5
;
78c
5% Aug
48
8.60
Mines
2.00
6%
•
1
100
Gas
Petroleum
Quonto
Trans
3c
Minlng-
Quinte Milk
Jan
May
58
-40
Jan
6c
Warrants
Quemont
23c
29c
3c
1
.
*
Queenston Gold
14c
1
__
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
25,150
1
.
Corp
Manitou
Sep
May
7Vic
7,567
15c
5c
Quebec Copper Corp.
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
8 Vic
14 Vic
S
.
1957 Warrants
8c
Quebec
,
700
8V2C '8%C
.100
-
High
1,919
11%
36 %■
36%
"
preferred
Low
52%
58
;
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50%
—1
a
n
warrants
Shares
10%
-50
,
ciaa*
preferred
1956
51% '
•
Finuuue
for Week
Low
-10
Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration "
2.70
May
Bank
Toronto
7 Vic
1.60 Aug
*
Elevators
Jan
1.40
Feb
18c
2,500
Toronto
4.35
Jun
3.40
26,163
4%c
1
Dominion
Oct
35c
387,350
1.92
Ltd
Minerals
18c
Toronto
Oct
2.00
15c
Par
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
155
Feb
155
3,200
20c
1
.
Gas
Purdex
20
•
Ltd
Airways
Rights
•
•
Electric
Mines
Preston
Low
■
155
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
155
200
Ore
Iron
Premium
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
100
.
(Range for Week Ended October 28)
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
VJ
18c
Aug
4.10
Jan
17c
Jan
lot
value,
sale
t
(not
Included In year's
range).
d Deferred
Jan
19
par
Odd
in
e
1
r
delivery sale
year's
(not
included
range),
Selling ex-interest.
Flat price.
Cash sale (not included In
year's range)
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
trading privileges,
wd When
wi When
x
y
z
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
192
Number
5999
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1747)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES (Quotations
The
following
bid
and
asked
quotations
obtained
are
from
the
National
Association
"bid")
A
L
D
Inc
Par
Corp
aerovox
Air
Products
Alico
Inc
-1
3u%
32%...,
1
5%
19%
20%
—1
13%
15%
Biltrite Rubber Co-100
18%
.19%
Alside
Inc
Development
Corp—
Radio
American
——
American
Cement
Corp..—.—5
American
Express
Co
Growth
Hagan
2
27%
29 %
Chemicals
Haloid
Xerox
29%
32%
Hamilton
Gobain
Co
Participating
26%
33%
35%
1
It'/a
16
Service
50
Western
.Hanna
13%
Oil
&
Gas
1
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg
15%
—1
—1
Co—
10
1
Behlen
Bemis
J)
Markets
Manufacturing
Bros
Beneficial
Corp
Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
Corp
Bettinger Corp.
;
Billups Western Pet Co
Splendor
6%
;
preferred
9
13%
Houston
53
57%
Houston
17%
Oil
Field
Material
Hugoton
4%
Hugoton
Trust
Production
Husky
Oil
Indian
Head
Co
33
12%
13"%
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
3%
4%
Black Sivalls &
Indianapolis Water
6%
7%
International Bank of Wash
17%
18"%
Internat'l
22%
25%
International Rectifier Corp
International Textbook Co
preferred__25
37%
40%
Interstate
43%
46%
Interstate
21
23%
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys
Interstate Securities Co
Beryllium
Co_.
_1
19%
21%
11%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
Burndy Corp -—*
1
Byllesby (H M) & Co_———10c
.California Interstate Te!
5
12%
Recreation
Bakeries
Corp
3%
18%
20%
52%
56%
Corp
1
30%
19%
5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Class A common
35%
38%
Ionics
23%
24%
Oregon Power Co__20
29%
31%
Water Service Co._25
Calif Water & Telep Co
12%
Canadian Delhi Oil :Ltd-*uJL10c
3%
4%
California
California
8%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
Field
3%
43%
Gas
_3%
14%
2oy4
Louisiana
Maine
Central
Telephone Co
Central
Vt
5
19 %
16
l7'/«
33 %c
Clinton
3%
13%
14%
Engines
Corp
Clute Corporation-—!
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
14%
16
1
Lone
Long
8%
1
18%
20%
5%
Co
Gas
Corp——1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Consol Freightways
15
Consolidated
Rock Products—5
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Control Data" Corp
50c
Cook Coffee Co___
1
Cook Electric
Company
Crouse-Hinds Col
-.
Dejur-Amsco Corp class
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
A
1
8%
13%
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National Cleveland Corp
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41
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10
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Trust Co
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25
61
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56
64
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43
46%
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11
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30
32 %
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48 %
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54
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14%
16
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
18%
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18
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6%
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5
13%
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1
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1
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10
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20
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25
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of
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38
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10
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16%
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69
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48 %
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50
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14%
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132
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19%
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13
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18
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55
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Island N
5
10
20
71
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25
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.
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(NY)_10
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74%
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10
28
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5
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98
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19
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18%.
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3
Wisconsin Power 8c Light Co—10
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5
6%
19%
25%
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1
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Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
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38%
5
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5%
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15%
5%
8%
7%
3%
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28%
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Electric
Inc
16%
35%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
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5
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23
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37%
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26%
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46%
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Greene Corp
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42
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Strong Cobb Arner Inc
55%
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Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
14%
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20
Stouffer
34 %
74
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1
4%
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5%
1
25
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35%
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12%
2.50
Delaware Corp—1
Hotels
50
Mid-American
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.
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13%
11 %
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6%
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19%
40%
24%
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Common non-voting
Stanley Works
32%
19 %
7
12%
28%
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Statler
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33%
23%
1
46 %
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10%
17%
1
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16%
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9
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10
Steamship
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8%
&
Brothers
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Watson Bros Transport A
Wesco Financial Corp
Wellington Mgt Co class A
West Coast Telephone Co
Mfg Co
Pressed
1
Corp
17%
37%
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43
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(W L)
19
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12
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12
39%
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38 %
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1
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44%
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36%
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43%
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40%
40%
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1
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Corp
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1
2%
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Vitro Corp of America
6%
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Victor
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17%
35 %
19%
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17%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
5
Danly Machine Specialties
6
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15%
32
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13%
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24%
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Vance Sanders &
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Vanity Fair Mills Inc
17%
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1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
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9%
1
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.
1
Craig Systems Inc—.
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10 ye
12 %
13%
32
23
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Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Const &
Mining Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
21%
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12%
Marlin-Rockwell
16%
,
2.509%
&
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United States Truck Lines
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10
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1
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9
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40%
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20 %
Co
25%
19%
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Diversa Inc
23%
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Pipeline
10%
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37%
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Cblorado Oil &
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35%
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51%
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48%
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10
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32
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Lanolin Plus
4%
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8%
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koehring Co
5
Laboratory for Electronics
1
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18%
23%
25%
29%
21 %
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
29%
21%
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Kentucky Utilities Co
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27
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16%
11%
29%
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9 y.
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57
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5%
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27%
23%
Citizens Util Co
4%
l
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53%
Nevada
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43%
1
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10
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40%
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26
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19%
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21%
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9%
5
19%
27
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Stand Fruit
48%
13
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United States Servateria
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United States 8ugar
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33%
44%
1
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Water
18
31%
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16 %
41%
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34%
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
27%
Electric
Power
5
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
16
Co_—10
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Central
Central
4%
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31
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co
16%
190
15
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co_
27*/2
40%
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23
25%
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45%
21
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Central Electric & Gas Co
Central 111 Elect
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Point
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56%
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177
8%
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Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co—
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Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek
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9%
52%
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8
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14%
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Southwestern Elec Service Co
1
Southwestern States Tel Co—1
21%
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Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
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Southwest
32%
Corp—•
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18%
39%
Pacific
Southern
4%
1
17
1
2%
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7%
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36 %
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26%
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29%
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25
24%
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Southern Calif
46%
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51
Trans
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South Shore
4%
42
Towmotor
38
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5
Fetzer
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16
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Simplex
22%
Tokheim
58
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82%
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Sharpe Mfg Co
110
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Indiana Gas & Water
22%
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78%
1
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Brown
Inc
1
Corp
Bowman
Bowser
Mills
of America
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common..*
Bowling
13%
Time Inc
14%
1
Tubular
Seismograph
23%
1
31
Botany
21%
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—.*
52%
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Thomas & Betts Co
33 %
Scholz Homes Inc
8%
29%
1959
27 %
..
7%
2%
*•
Corp—
Jacinto
e%
1
3
Schield
9%
9
Thermo King Corp
Inc_3%
Sawhill
17%
8
Therm-O-Disc
21
Sanders Associates Inc
6%
27%
34 %
19
2
2%
31 %
7%
1
32 %
12%
25%
29%
Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas National Petroleum
5%
146
2%
1
Textron Inc
San
11
■
16
"units"
Co
Reid
23
40%
Sabre-Pinon
127
5%
1
17%
Gas
10
125
Marie
139
1
37%
25c
Mills
H)
Corp—
1
Manufacturing
Plywood Corp
Roddis
Rose
(H
13%
.1
A
class
Myers Inc
&
11%
Texas
35%
'
21
1
Telecomputing Corp
20%
4%
-
12%
19 y2
5
7%
Ask
11%
1
Tekoil
33%
Bid
l
*
Broadcasting Co
5%
1
19 %
■
,„1
Rockwell
32
•
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common
7
21%
Robbins
21%
1
12%
6%
Robertson
19%
1
Corp
Gas
Mexico—5
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
18%
5
6%
Hamp—5
Roadway Express
30
2%
16
*
13%
1
46%
3%
21%
20%
1
Fearless
Natural
Houston
95
16%
I
5
Rice
12 %
11
Voltage Engineering
5
Corp
Brand
20%
Mining
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A
Houston Corp
24%
Stoker
31
10c
:
class
River
1
Co
Inc
10%
Taft
8%
9%
7%
Inc
of New
Riley
87
1
43%
5
Bryson Inc
Industries Inc
94
—1
11%
1
Berkshire
Co
16
-
•
Co—__1
_25
Bag Co—
Hidden
12%
1
(A
88
Co
Republic Natural Gae
Richardson Co—
*
V
5
High
8%
Bayles
Inc
Inc
14%
22%
Baxter Laboratories—!
Co
68
13%
1
Inc.—
&
Hewlett-Packard
9%
57%
-
2
Electric
Ralston Purina Co
18
94
.1
Co
Brace
Heubleln
16%
„
64%
2.50
Co_
Tools
8%
10
Inc
53%
16%
*88
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
11%
Atomics
Mining
Radiation
37 %
10
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Co—10
Aztec
34
•
common
20%
Metal Construction
Baird
28%
44%
26%
—_
26%
"
5
Oo
Susquehanna Corp
Bystron-Donner Corp
32%
25 %
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator Products
20%
Controls__l
Inc
Pub Serv Co
38%
18%
Genl
27
7%
•
Potash Co of America
146
35%
Rubber
Ask
3%
Co
Producing Properties
20%
138
Gas
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv Co of New
21
1
53%
25
Corp :
19%
42
Co——5
Associated Spring Corp—
Avon Products
5
'19%
3
Co—.-5
Gas
Arvida
B
Hanna
-
Corp
(MA) Co class A com_10
Class
9%
xl9V4
_
&
13Vb
5
Inc
Natural
Portland
21l/2
8%
Co
Cosco Inc
Harcourt
common
Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas
Art
10%
24%
4
preferred
Public
Arksansas
9V4
3%
Corp—_7.50
Co.—-_
Inc
19%
1
—_
Capital
20%
11%
1.'.;
*
Grolier
33%
Inc
19%
2
Corp
11V2
42%
31%
Sterilizer
Arizona
Brick
Power
10V4
39%
Anheuser-Busch
Farms
Mountain
Grinnell
Fire
& Const Co—L_1
Pipe
Amer-Saint
Green
P)
5
Greetings cl A
American-Marietta Co
American
(A
Pioneer
Ask
Plymouth
Calif_l
—
Green
Bid
ptd —?0
oi
Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool
Glasspar Co
6
—1
American
Arden
aPn Teiep (Calif)
5%
Gibraltar Pinan Corp
7/a
Co—1
Land
Allied
Amer
16%
7
1
Par
Bid
Par
Pickering Lumber Corp
Ask
15%
—1
(indicated
any
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
for Friday, October 28)
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.
of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do^7
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the
not
Par
bought
or
43
preceding
page.
(Wins ton-Salem N C)
5
Wells Fargo Amer trust Co—10
44
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1748)
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Mutual
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
American
Research
7.06
7.63
Investment
Co
4.43
Investment
Trust
Investors
1
al2.72
1
8.01
¥.75
Corp—1
20%
22
i—*
1.37
Istel
Fund
Johnston
9.70
10.60
10.43
11.40
Mutual
(The)
4.83
B-l
(Investment
5.52
B-2
8.52
B-3
(Low
al2.50
4.43
3.74
(Discount
B-4
4.09
10.96
11.91
9.11
(Income Fund)
1
8.54
1
13.89
18.31
12.03(
11.75
12.82
8.82
9.64
S-l
S-2
(iiign-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
10.62
11.54
S-3
(Growth
Street
Broad
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
16.79
11.70
12.65
1
12.10
13.26
California Fund Inc
1
Amer
Ltd
(1954)
1
12.61
13.63
Lazard
1
15.70
16.98
Lexington Income Trust
—
Fund
Inc
Life
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Inc—
11.32
16.42
17.95
—1
Inc
Fund Ltd
1
9.92
10.84
Loomis-Suyles
Fund
lc
8.30
9.10
Loom is
Mutual Fund
Fund
of
Christiana
8.82
9.54
13.42
14.67
Electric
Co
11.27
General
Colonial
Fund
Inc
Commonwealth
13,600
Metal
1.37
Paper
Petroleum
10.06
1
10.99
Special
1
:
9.39
8.64
Investment
1
9 24
Stock Fund
1
14.47
15.73
1
19.18
20.85
shares
Mass
Fund Inc
1
7.67
1
14.48
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
16%
18'/4
Concord
Fund
Inc
Units
17.53
Diversified
19.20
6.66
Mutual
Trust
15.07
15.22
National
51.98
52.51
National
1
10.57
11.62
10.14
9.60
1
8.55
9.37
Preferred
2.75
3.02
Stock
Electronics
Dividend Series
13.86
15.07
11.67
New
England
50c
11.36
12.15
New
York
Corp—1
6.70
7.32
10
20c
al8.71
Stock
Investment
3.43
7.32
20
—1
18%
11.62
12.70
15.05
Fund Inc—:
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
14.45
15.621
17.28
4.19
Florida Growth Fund Inc_.—10c
5.50
6.01
Peoples
Florida
1
1.91
2.09
Philadelphia
*
9.91
10.77
Financial
Industrial
Mutual
Inc_l
Fund
13.29
Fund
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian
Common
stock
Preferred
Futures
5.32
5.85
lc
2.64
2.92
1
8.46
9.27
Inc
General
Capital
General
Investors
Pioneer
lc
series—
Fundamental Investors
1
1.27
16.09
1
6.69
7.27
7.97
8.74
Trust
Group Securities—
Aviation -Elec tron ics—
Electrical
Equip
:
Chemical
lc
5.78
lc
11.24
11.65
12.76
_
Food shares
Inc
•
9.82
10.65
50c
10.64
10.75
2.50
8.21
8.92
13.19
13.32
1
7.20
7.78
1
of
6.34
Fund
10.94
1
13.69
investors
Inc
7.02
7.70
9.64
State Street Investment
7.39
Stein
lc
5.92
6.50
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares—lc
Bond
shares
7.93
12.34
lc
8.26
lc
9.24
&
Stock
10.12
9.08
Townsend
Growth
lc
8.02
United
9.38
11.16
12.22
Guardian
Mutual
Hamilton
Series
Fund
Inc
1
18.15
al9.26
H-C7
10c
4.61
10c
;
Series H-DA
4.51
5.04
8.02
2.60
Income Fund
of
Boston
Income
Fund
__!
12.00
Inc
1
Fund-—_1
1
6.64
7.26
7.34
Fund
Shares.!
10.32
1
12.88
14.69
15.97
5.61
6.13
Inc—1
4.95
5.41
9.77
7.79
8.42
lc
10.29
Fund_lc
9.64
Ltd
Income Fund
Line
Special Situations
1
Corp
Mutual
Growth
Institutional Income Fund—lc
5.96
7.91
8.64
8.81
13.24
1
13.64
14.87
11.26
Whitehall Fund
1
12.10
Winfield
Fund—10c
11.62
12.70
6.53
Wisconsin
5
(N
363A
61
53
49
2
30%
102
10
Ins
5
33%
>57%
321A
.
107
44%
48
Y)__2
6%
7%
8
25%
2 8 7/8
5
86 "A
893A
2.50
29%
31%
5
38%
40%
Fire
3
27%
29%
U S Life
S
Insurance
3%
3%
39%
42%
City or N
32
35%
Westchester
Insurance
in
Co
the
<
Co
of
N
Y__10
Y
2
39
413/s
Fire
2
31
331/4
100.17
100.17
100.4
100.4
3s
100.19
100.2
100.6
15,
1961
1963
April
10,
99
Ind
Feb.
3%s
4s
Dec.
April
100.20
100.24
4s
Sept.
100.13
100.17
4s
May
99.16
101.4
101.20
1965
11^
97
98
102.4
99.28
100.4
101.16
103,16
Sept.
10,
1970
Aug.
10,
1971-
Feb.
10,
1972
99
i
106.24
20
98.4
1964
1965———.
May 2,
15)66——
99.12
•
99.12
107.24
98.16
96.24
97.2*
March
20^1968——
100.16
101.16
4%s
March
20,
101
102
1969
July 15,'I969---ii—
Feb: 20, 15)70—
April 1,. 15)70——
5'/«s July 20) 1970—
4'As Oct.!, 15)70-1967—
103
3% s
-
Feb;
107.16
94.16
95.10
-
,
Bid
Ask
Aug.
1,
106.16
107.16
102.16
i
IS! <1972-1967.
94!6
99.8
"
1,
100.4
100.6
3%s
3%s
Feb.
15,
100.22
100.21
100.27
100.29
100.5
100.7
99.14
4s
May
Aug.
1%S
15,
1962
99.4
Nov.
32nds of
97
V
95.16
100.8
98
Bid
33/4S
5s
May
Aug.
100.26
l'As
101.8
4%s
99.16
15,
1962
15,
15,
Oct.
1,
l'As
1962
.
,
94.24
103.24
103.23
100.20
100.21
.
104.30
.
l'As
1,
93.23
104.18
92.12
.
105.2
93.20
104.14
.
101.lo
97.14
96.3
104.4
94.16
.
April
Oct.
96
.
1964
102
98.28
96.30
101.30
104
;
1964
101.24
101.17
101.26
.
1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965..
-
Aak
96.22
1964
15,
98.24
.
1964
Nov.
101.8
.
101.12
—
point
4%s Nov. 15, J963
l'As April !, 1964
43As May 15, 1964—
100.24
99.8
a
(Continued)-
Feb. 15, 1963
l'As April 1, 1963
4s
May 15, 1963_„
l%s Oct. 1, 1963
101.4
1962—
1,
100.26
99
1962
15.
Oct.
100.17
100.26
:
Feb.
15, J962
l%s April 1, 1962
';
99.18
100.15
4s
4s
more
2%s
1961
1961
1961
1961
or
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
15)61
Oct.
one
Inc
1
6.43
5.94
'
Rate
103.30
1965-;
91.8
97.22
92.20
104.2
91.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
5.25s
2-
1-60
11-
1-60
100
100.2
3.80s
4.80s
3-
1-60
7-
12-
5-60
1-60
4-
100.5
100.7
3.30s
8-
1-60
5-
4.40s
Dated
Due
3-61
1-61
Bid
100.11
100.4
Ask
100.13
100.6
Bonds—
American
Bausch
&
Bid
Optical 4.40s
1985
103%
Lomb
Opt 4%s__1979
Burlington Industries 4V4S—1975
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
Corp
Ry 4s
4'/as
Paso Natural Gas
Perro Corp 3%s
Florida Power 4%s
Fruehauf Trailer
6s
1976
103%
1985
102%
175
101
3.10s
9-
1-60
1-61
100.13
6-
100.3 5
1-61
3.35s
100!
100.3
10-
3-
3-60
1-61
7-
100.18
100.20
3-61
100.6
3.20s wi
100.8
11-1-60
8-
1-61
100.2
100.4
1963
102 %
105%
Lighting
Pacific
Petroleum
5%s
Public
5s
1977
Yield Price
102
101%
102(4
92%
95
1973
Steel
Serv
El
5%s
&
Gas
101
103
74
76
4%s_1990
100%
101(4
117
118
Rochester
1975
109
114
San
1990
101%
101%
4s
1976
84
ww
120
93
December
Textron Amer 5s
95 %
103 %
104
Underwood
102%
102
Mueller Brass 3%s
•
>
1975
78
1982
78-,
83
1971
Corp 5%s
Union Electric 4%S——_:.
U S Industries 4%s__
5%s
.
-
76
115%
ww
.
Trans
Voungstown
4%s
—
1971
195
1990
100%,)
—1970
80
5%s.u—.—1988
90
89
84
1671
;
—
Wpstcoast
86
101'/4
Bid
February 16,
February 23,
99.922
99.932
1960
99.885
99.899
March
9,
99.862
99.879
March
16,
99.831
99.852
March
1960
December
15,
1960
22,
29,
I960—i.
I960
5. -196U
2
99.82o
99.754
99.769
March
99.721
April
6,
April
13,
99.624
99.643
99.578
99.599
1961
January
January
15,
1963
99.561
99.582
19,
1961
99.538
99.560
99.493
30,
April
15.
April
20
April
27,
Ask
1961
99.295
99.325
1961—
99.233
99.265
1961
99.705
12,
January 26. J961February 2, 1961
February 9, 1961..—.
March
22,
March 23,
99.800
January
88
99.170
1961_.
99.204
99.083
99.119
99.033
99.071
98.974
98.986
1961——II
98.967
"
98.999
98.917
98.950
98.875
98.910
—
1961—
1961
1961—
1960
—
1961—
98.825
1961
99.502
June 22,
1961
99.426
99.452
99.383
July 15,
October
16,
1961
98.813
98.754
1961
98.815
98.775
1961—,..
99.355
98.861
98.801
98.784
98.187
98.200
98.001
98.030
97.249
;
1961
97.268
85
-
93'/a
Sheet ..&■ Tube—
1990
.
1960
8,
December
__
99.969
December
January
121
99.987
99.953
1960
100
'I
101%
1981
117
99.984
1,
101%
99%
124
101(4
& Sons—
101
Sperry Rand 5%s
87
1981
4%«
4%s _1993
8heraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
148
1984
Telephone
Diego Gas & Elec 4%s_1990
1960
10, 1960
November 17,
November 25,
Decemoer
5%s__1977
Ask
3,
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
November
1969
WW
Phoenix
101%
.1.980
5s
100.11
United States
91
101(4
Pacific
103
171
100.9
2-
1-60
Ask
89
1980
ww
3-61
2-60
6-
November
95
1977
Household Finance 4%s
(M)
5s
95
Indianapolis Pow & Lgt 4%s 1990
Louisville Gas &'-Elec 4%s_1990
I*wenstein
Bid
Can
Northspan Uran 5%s
98
93
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hilton Hotel
National
Natural Gas Pipeline 5s
92%
1969
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6S—1972
Continental Can 4%s
1985
El
Bonds—
105%
96
1982
Chance Vought 5%s
Columbia Gas 5%s
Ask
114
4-60
5-
43AS
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures issues
4-
4.55s
1-
99%
99%
:
N?w
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
?New Jtock. ^Ex^vTdendf
.
101.16
May 1, 1971—
4%s
104
106.16
5 %s
3 'As
"
99
_
4%s
102
1970
April 10,
April 20,
Oct
3'As
-
101
101.4
101.20
15)62—
4%s
-
'
I
1968
102.24
1969—
100.6
100.28
J,
1
:
4%s
101.24
10,
1961
101
102.24
4%s
10,
1961
102.8
4s
99.4
100.16
100.2
Aug. 20,' 1962—
2%s May 1. 1963—
100.12
101.4
100.15
100.12
101.4
101.28
102.8
100.13
1960
100.24
101.3
1962-
20,
100.2
100.5
100.16
100.31
1962
100
100.3
15)61
20,
100.7
Bonds-
1961
June
101.16
April
20,
3,
April 3.
100
March
Ask
100.5
1961—
Bank
43As
1961
10,
3,
3%s
100.28
Sept.
point
1961—
i.and
5.40s
99.12
1,
April
Federal
100.24
13,
a
Bid
100.15
15,
of
for Cooperatives—
4.45s Dec 1,
1960
100.6
May
32nds
more
or
Banks
100.4
April
one
Ask
Bunks—
1
Inc
Inc
Fund
5
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
1961
13.08
10.54
Growth
4%
Q
1961
1 'As
9.63
12.18
Fund
1
Amer—
5%
15,
4s
3.41
1
Investors
_
Inst Foundation Fund
3.12
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
11.22
10c
Street Investing
Washington
331/2
58i/2
U S
l'As April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961
14.08
1
1
Canada
Fund Inc
Wall
8.07
8.94
Funds
Line
Value
1
Incorporated Investors
62%
5
Treasury Notes—
13.04
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
8.76
2.37
59%
Inc—
Income
30%
Accident
Sec LiTe
571/2
52
55(4
10
Standard
Co
Corp of Amer
50c
Standard Life lns„ 10
4%s Feb. 15,
4%s May 15,
3y8s Aug. 1,
7.10
Continental
Value
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
6.50
Accumulated
United Science Fund
a24.82
Incorporated
lc
Century Growth lnv_
Funds
United
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—lc
Ins
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%S Nov
15
I960
International
&
UniLed
United
Funds Inc—
Life
Maturity—
United
...
17.62
S
1
Fund
Twentieth
8.79
8.56
lc
Growth Industry Shbres Inc—1
U
10
2
preferred
Standard
88%
83
5
241/s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
and Notes
6.81
2.28
lc
10
Co
of
■Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
Travelers Insurance Co
United Ins Co of Amer
•
Figures after decimal point represent
6.24
__;
Inc
Fund
5.35
^
51%
_J
9.92
Texas
9.02
■
Inc_^
8.07
2.06
shares
45%
Ins
22
13.97
7.40
8.23
shares
42(4
49
10
Boiler
$6.50
'
36.88
11.82
4.90
Utilities
12.76
34.88
10.93
lc
Tobacco
17%
1
a34.98
a27.20
lc
Bteel
47%
16%
10
Marine
&
511/s
14.80
1
lc
shares—
44%
Co
Fire
41/4
48
3%s Sept. 15, 1972—
Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
shares
Bond
Fund
Fund
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock
1
•
Corp
Farnhuin
Sterling Investment
5.60
lc
shares
5.10
Investors
Balanced
13.51
5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Paul
19%
3%
2
Surety C'o_
4%s
11.96
Hoe
831/4-
18
6.25
Seaboard
14.74
Sovereign
79%
5
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co__
Springfield Fire & Marine
4%s
1
(Edson B) Fund
bouliiwusiem
521/z
1
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Natl Lire Insurance
77%
5y«s
9.01
6.74
Merchandising
Mining shares
68
117
57%
4%s
8.33
8.80
Institutional
64%
ill
52
43/8S June
a 8.75
lc
shs
50
72
4%s
Inc—.1
lc
Machinery
47%
(D C)_1.50
3%s
Shares—1,25
American
General Bond
Industrial
2.50
3 Vis March 11, 1963
,--4%s Nov.- 12, 1963
7.25
Clark
&
51%
19,
4%s
al7.98
Stock
48%
3%s Feb.
all.83
Common
60'A
213A
48%
10
Life
Owners
4 Vis
14.4a
6.63
25c
Seleeted
56
20
5
Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)_
4%s May 10, 1961
43As June 12,1961
5yas Sept. 11, 1961
15.40
13.27
Canada
Fully Administered shares—lc
shares—
14.17
—1
Inc—1
Fund
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
12.31
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
Fund
5
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%S March
10, 1961
17.81
Smith
5.99
'
16.25
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
8.70
5.46
lc
shares
Common
7.94
Shares__lc
_—
1
Shares
Scudder Stevens
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
Corp
Fund
Dist
Y—10
Providence-Washington
Insurance
Seaboard
Insurance
3%s
*
Scudder
Automobile shares
:
(Geo)
Growth
Quarterly
273A
10
63%
15, 1961—
3%s April 17, 1961
Growth Stock
Putnam
12"%
40%
26
5
62%
3.30s
Inc
Putnam
Corp
Insurance Co of N
Peerless
6%
4.45s March
6.34
1
Fund
Pacific
11%
38
10
Phoenix
4%s Feb.
12.56
5.83
Inc
(T Rowe)
41%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
Bid
al2.29
Fund Inc
17.49
—lc
Price
38
12%
59
10
56 %
36 y8
3.33%
Y
N
59%
4
52
33
Co
3%
5%
55
51%
5
23%
Federal Home Loan
12.47
Inc
Fund
Fund
Puritan
1.40
1
Fund
11.62
Square Mutual Fund
Securities
of
39%
Figures after decimal point represent
13.67
11.41
Pine Street Fund Inc
Funds Inc—
series
stock
Securities
Insurance
Ins Co
Indemnity
2%
1
F)
f_2
:
36%
4
;
28%
10
Co
Pacific
74%
13 y#
39
26%
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.29
12.51
William Street Fund—
Penn
Northern
111%
12%
36%
-5
21%
8.48
18.68
3.83
Fidelity
Northeastern
169
107
1
5
5
11.04
Over-Tlie-Counter
One
400
70
JO
_
161
i5y»
56y2
116
2.50
Ins
River
384
13%
52%
108
com
Fire
Fire
5
3%s Jan.
Inc..
Oppenhclmer Fund
13.85
Fund
York
AA
St
Jersey Insurance
&
Shares
1
Fidelity Capital
Hampshire
North
4
10
35%
8.0GI
7.76
10.21
Chemistry
1
Federated Growth Fund
Amsterdam
New
80
3&ya
6.05
Series
25c
Eurofund Inc
New
76(4
37%
class A
Casualty
Corp
14%
5
38%
34%
,33%
Fire
33%
10
(S
Steam
Jefferson
3.75
Inc
Union
10
Co
Co
Co
Insurance
Insuiance
7.95
Line
13%
New
Life
36
,_5
12.50
10
31(4
19%
Ins_5
323/4
Home
5.8Q
7.27
Fund
Electronics
Nationwide
(Fla)
—
of Canada Ltd
7~60
7.33
22
18%
&
5
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
20
.
3%
36 3/4
Accident Ins
<&
204
2%
(Balt)_.
5
Insp & Insurance
11.08
5.54
Stock
Old
Insurance
Home
14.18
Series
Growth
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
13.12
Series-
Stock
Life
Hartford
20.65
10.14
Life
Natl
196
34%
Manufacturers
J
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Series-
Series
10.92
Fund
1
Corp—
Income Series
Bond
50c
i
Gulf
3.18
19.08
Natl
2
Inc
Fund
8,%
10 %
55
1
Fire
National
2
10
4
Hanover
5.31
9.22
'
<
Fund
Inc_l
Co
Series
1
Eaton & Howard—
9.71
2.93
Life
National
60%
(DC)
al3.31
1
&
Monument
2%
Ins
Gov Employ Life Ins
Great American
14.40
8.84
1
Securities
8.76
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Balanced
Investors
Balanced
25c
Shares
13.32
Inc—1
Fund
interest
1
Fund Inc
Diversified Investment Fund
Dividend
—
Shares
1
Fund Inc
Delaware Income
Diver Growth Stk
22.05
Wide Securities
1
Fund
20.40
Merchants
2%
43%
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
14.84
interest—1
27%
1%
16 3A
9%
51%
Inc—I
Co
Fire Assurance
56
Life
Ins
Indemnity & Life Ins
2%
7%
59%
15%
10
Va
Merchants
40
(NJ)
General
Life
Mass
223A
1
of
Life
Life
26%
1
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
13.42
12.41
13.73
Corp
beneficial
Mutual Fund Inc——1
Delaware
Franklin
7.28
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh
Fireman's
8%
44
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Trust
Investment
Nation
De
2.39
Income Foundation Fd_l
of
Fund
2.18
Mutual
Investment Inc
Income
3.34
National
Amer
1
C)
Co
Insurance
Inc
Co
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
JO
Standard
Forster
Loyal
3
I
D
Ins
Life
73/,
40
J)__2%
Corp
Assurance
Federal
Stock
Life Fund
Mutual Shares
Series B
3.05
Mutual
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown Western
2.11
33 Vbc
beneficial
or
3.33
infc_33'/30
Growth
Inc
Massachusetts
8.34
13.39
Composite Fund Inc
Investors
1
5
Ten 11
Lincoln
8%
33
Ins—
Casualty
&
16%
7%
30%
Assurance
Insurance
15(4
1
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
2.16
1.92
lc
beneficial
of
1.97
3.04
lc
shares
Investors
Fund
Stock
lc
lc
5
Co_1.50
(Ky)
Crum
lc
Investment shares,
Massachusetts
10.04
Commonwealth
&
3.62
shares
Transport
Commonwealth
Composite Bond
2.80
3.30
shares
12.89
Income
Fund Inc
2.55
shares
1.31
11.79
Insurance
Continental
lc
.
Life
Continental
a!3.85
shares—lc
Industries
13,000
6.27
5.76
a25.31
•
shares
10.42
Corp—100
—100
Shares—_—-1
Energy
Can—1
of
1
Securities
preferred
7%
Inc—1
Fund
Sik
Sayies
1
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Colonial
Insurance
50c
Century Shares Trust
Chase
Life
&
12%
Shippers
Connecticut
Managed Funds—
.
Shares
Growth Stock Fund
11
(Wasli
Commonwealth
*
Capital Life Ins
Companies
Casualty_5
Ins (Galveston)
Re-insurance
&
Beneficial
14%
10.36
Life
Flu)
Bankers Natl Life
Boston
13%
1
Investors
Insurance
Nat
Bankers
6.45
1
32%
47%
&
Investors
American
Canada General Fund—
Canadian
30
43
of
Ask
20%
56
Casualty Ins Co
10
(Newark N
Mercury
&
_5
Life
Home
Co
79%
Bid
Par
Assur
preferred
HeriLage
Ask
Co
Fidelity Life Ins Co
American
6.00
5.89
83%
Life
General Insur
Amer Ins
14.55
5.47
conv
American
12.26
13.45
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Fidelity
Amer
11.23
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
6.98
6.39
Priced
(Low
a-4
18.15
50c
_
Stock)—1
Com Stks)..l
Com
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
5
Insurance
(Jacksonville
19.98
11.00
1
Ltd
89%
Insurance
Equitable
Amer
15.15
Fund)
90%
85%
American
9.32
(Growth
Bid
86%
10
Co
American
9.95
K-l
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—_1
Boston Fund Inc
1
Canada
16.83
K-2
Growth Fund
Life
$1.25
25.83
23.10
15.42
1
1
Bonds)
Bonds)
Insurance
10
Surety
American
24.75
Bonds)
1
Bonds)-!
Priced
Aetna
&
American
—
21.18
(Medium Grade
7.84
Fund-l
Casualty
Agricultural
33.21
32.56
Par
Aetna
Aetna
11.93
10.92
—1
Inc
5.08
Elect'nics Corp lc
&
5.65
1
—
—1
Fund
Research
Inc—1
"A"
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science
Boston-
"B" Inc—5
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Templeton
of
for Friday, October 28)
Insurance Companies
Ask
5.17
_1
America-
oi
Bid
_1C
1.51
Trust
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd_l
Axe-Houghton
Par
Funds—
4.15
Fund
Dev
&
Fund
Associated
Mutual
Intl Resources Fund Inc
2.15
1
Shares
Investors
Ask
1.95
1.25
Inc__
American Mutual Fund Inc
Amer
Bid
Far
Funds—
Aberdeen
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
ISSUES
;
^
V
>
Volume
5999
Number
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1749)
THE
Bank
OF
COURSE
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
week Ended Oct. 22
CLEARINGS
increase compared
an
based
us
BANK
1960
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
cities of the United States for which it is
at
$28,153,615,684 against $25,585,983,734 for the
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 14.3%. Our comparative
a
summary
New
New
York
_
1960
1959
+ :14.3
_
Boston
+
1,054,000,000
+
5,082,859
1,148,000,000
8.2
4,937,968
3.0
7,098,275
San
(11
cities)
I
+
0.2
2.1
Youngstown
+
4.2
460,147,594
430,705,021
+
five
619,040,736
+
1.6
+
5.4
days
Total
West
(7
All
all
cities,
■Total
cities, five days
$27,070,367,817 $24,585,987,728
day
one
1,083,247,867
all cities for week
the
We cannot furnish them
Saturday
figures
not
are
today, inasmuch
available
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
time
going
420,064,418
14,312,132
+
6.9
450,385,894
468,556,493
1,539,367,646
+
6.5
1,485,701,392
1,451,363,689
6,055,228
we
the elaborate detailed
to
(6
Oct. 22.
For
that
week
the whole country
at
center
there
showing
York
increase of 5.4%,
an
Reserve
which
District
Boston Reserve District of
kn
increase
an
of
Outside of this city there was
Federal Reserve Districts in
New
was
they
the
40,200,247
;
6.0%
in
and
credit
the Philadelphia
smaller
are
note
we
improvement
an
+
7.8
+
2.1
152,785,827
131,386,588
444,700,000
416,500,000
(10
furnish
a
2nd New
3rd
12 cities
1959
$
4th Cleveland
of
The
1,130,939,085
1,066,498,918
15,178,117,906
14,371,361,200
"
1,296,200,426
1,248,634,284
+
Des
Total
.
+J 6.0
987,272,92 9
11,643,372,768
3.8
1,210,634,560
6.5
1,485,701,392
+
8.3
833,641,646
1,563,993,813
+
8.5
1,430,833,538
"
1,908,814,508
"
973,481,090
920,222,849
+
"
876,302,110
797,000,298
+-9.9
843,961,176
809,459,786
+
4.3
—
0.5
634,671,007
5.5
1,372,531,465
1,277,068,558
6
"
715,681,123
"
1,558,194,297
+
719,218,230
1,477,390,258
108 cities
28,753,189,271
City_.
8.7
1,615,158,850
5.8
815,214,931
631,970,519
781,485,908
6.0
23,556,012,061
13,194,015,637
+.6.5
12,323,945,887
!
..
Portland
1959
-
Inc. or
►
+
<
5,062,593
Bedford
—
:
<
*
3,968,425
: '
7,830,202
:
4,039,303
145, 485,967
136,073,861
+
20.2
7, 685,474
6,572,470
58,782,871
+
6.4
51, 062,889
42,308,305
+
5.0
19, 825,897
14,841,934
6.5
1, 580,369
1,201, 147,696
7, 455,993
15, 683,283
1.9
10 014,785
+ 24,3
1,423,001
1,095,523,925
7,537,461
13,272,953
9,024,595
+
10.0
1,755,786,930
+
8.7
478,200,000
445,300,000
+
7.4
420,000,000
382,300,000
251,033,020
240,956,561
+
4.2
212,788,965
208,742,786
240,418,632
230,221,800
+
4.4
179,180,739
177,593,277
3,829,438
3,744,488
+
2.3
3,245,227
2,885,269
973,481,090
920,222,849
+
5.8
...815,214,931
771,521,332
+
cities)
+
—
7
15,509,192
9,967,694
741,956
7,204,707
1,615,158,850
1,472,202,451
District—Minneapolis—
10,340,475
.
24.3
8,589,716
9,258,489
592,778,211
540,772,155
+
9.6
495,946,065
423,006,350
224,228,481
201,506,447
+
11.3
192,914,800
'15,560,224
14,376,783
161,994,271
10,895,703
.
I.
8,320,667
4.6
+
7.3
+
1.6
8,567,089
6,708,686
18,467,601
+
7.5
20,822,978
15,191,756
375,302,110
cities)
+
4,990,247
8,060,572
19,849,050
(7
14,882,609
5,352,196
8,193,473
___.
797,000,298
+
9.9
745,493,067
631,970,519
4,275,636
4,915,264
3,327,953
-
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
6,301,386.
6,752,733
-887,408,195
4,420,141
—
0.4
4,007,313
2,484,806'
2,376,305
+
4.6
2,942,900
+11.5
3*829,000
3,422,700
16,023,793
+29.8
15,833,313
15,237,634
(9
cities)
15,698,001
7,234,745
843,961,176
—
--
629,962
8.316.918
2.7
200,183,814
170,198,048
35.8
,
6,595,892
6.698.919
4.6
36,022,643
26,466*675
5.6
506,609,380
433,152,138
—12.0
519,824,704
i 15,416,222
6,980,995
946,067
760,755
+
35,229,009
13,562,756
I
1,156,307
9,592,261
+
11,562,745
33,620,503
2.9
9.4
+
—
15,139,795
13,619,770
3.5
5,425,061
5,842,994
4.3
781,485,908
665,871,491
—
+
—
809,459,786
+
1,837,328
4,282,771
Total
206,870,252
549.169.423
,
City
5.4
+
1,030,407
11,032,710
212.542.422
St.
2,662,020
1,258,992
..
1,060,528
9,999,457
-
Missouri—Kansas
,
City—
1,327,091
Hastings
/■-.
+27.6
+10.1
'
+
5.0
830,706,717
728,787,721
4,013,236
16,034,101
14,998,028
+
6.9
13,545,951
51,720,054
+18.4
41,491,443
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
37,258,987
24,810,080
+12.4
25,917,191
19,334,094
Island—Providence
43,810,000
44,218,900
—
0.9
36,405,116
4,442,018
—
8.0
2,964,646
1,066,498,918
+
6.0
987,272,929
866,039,845
50,685,547
+
—
12,346,403
11,789,529
0.5
549,622,188
486,851,878
2.1
45,332,941
39,784,480
7,313,000
6,903,000
—19.7
5,673,779
8,124,779
—30.2
7,928,588
7,710,189
14,181,016
15,059,110
5.8
12,758,887
12,346,128
715,681,123
719,218,230
0.5
634,671,007
565,795,204
1.1
226,378,840
209,952,064
5,540,000
Falls
6,682,000
3,504,837
1,130,939,085
Wichita
6.9
14,921,439
623,524,355
49,605,128
Worth
Galveston
31,610,800
4,088,799
13.889,935
626,791,265
Dallas
Fort
11,617,755
61,226,005
27,880,806
Total
(12
cities)
—;
York—Albany
York
6.9
+18.8
22,074,405
22,946,147
148,588,085
145,856,840
2,661,202
+33.1
2,967,576
+
6.9
3,277,713
Jersey—Newark
New
Jeney—
13,938,775,603
+
5.4
11,232,066,174
10,458,942,118
49,941,424
+
8.4
41,842,545
37,096,071
31,184,365
Connecticut—Stamford--—
cities)
230,080,769
—
Pasadena
27,349,970
+14.0
27,571,814
+13.6
73,218,263
100,415,545
98,129,025
+
2.3
91,766,193
14,371,361,200
+
5.6
11,643,372,768
10,881,283,014
Francisco
San
Jose
6,639,785
226,402,372
200,710,366
+ 18.6
118,215,616
33,214,137
20,323,902
108,399,400
100,548,007
752,348,621
—
8.2
30,018,343
28.4*0.993
—20.7
18,102,113
17,559,487
6.1
706,519,101
665,578,166
+ 58.6
23,600,402
25,456,331
+
Santa Barbara
11,737,654
28,683,481
10,510,795
+ 11.6
8,819,094
8,815,234
Stockton
20,115,862
19,570,788
+
2.8
17,415,783
13,378,125
45,477,513
83,194,875
15,178,117,906
,
San
140,196,153
30,481,664
16,109,737
6,876,017
0.4
—
26,424,932
70,776,661
—.
260,048,458
798,484,111
City
California—Long Beach
5.1
—
6,873,510
258,984,721
Lake
+
227,600,950
6,526,113
Utah—Salt
(a)
'
80,399,852
'•*•
<
%
Total
(a) '
(a)
•36,000,000
65,472,971
(10
,
Grand
Outside
(9
cities)
Oregon—Portland
-2,693,536
54,123,999
Syracuse
(6
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
2,655,524
3,624,556
14,695,172,034
Rochester
Total
141,869,492
+
3,875,009
Jamestown
Northern
38,233,267
3,541,041
Elmira
Total
;
Yakima
40,879,197
168,526,864
Buffalo
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
9,002,204
4, 046,273
6.3
1,908,814,508
.____
Wichita
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester—.'
New
9,856,301
+ 12.7
17,495,801
Kansas—Topeka
:
931,755,836
20,795,872
Connecticut—Hartford
9,780,822
21,964,099
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1957
4,777,187
,
Worcester
New
9.7
287,000
9, 400,739
+
8.9
Nebraska—Fremont
1
1958
Dec. %
4,402,160
River____
Springfield
New
.
•
$
8,620,920
Massachusetts—Boston_______
Rhode
4,754,493
19.4
Lincoln
Week Ended Oct. 22
First Federal Reserve District—Boston^4
New
11,764,887
158,723,834
+
Louis
(4
Total
11,261,522,090
$
New
78,637,000
+
Helena
showing the figures for each city for the
I960
-
.
12,394,168
90
—
21,720,464,208
—
___
12, 442,270
+ 11.4
98,806,000
1,614,582
Omaha
____
+ 12.6
15,924,365
7,109,693
Montana—Billings
665,871,491
+
"-t
Lowell
cities)
Dakota—Fargo_
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
'
Fall
(17
Paul
North
771,521,332
745,493,067
-
St.
October 22 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
17,984,900
11, 483,033
9,925,158
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,472,202,451
27,132,791,240
14,058,017,237
detailed statement
our
!•
2,547,407
17, 508,132
2.9
565,795,204
+
-
1,755,786,930
10
\
Clearings at—.
2, 307,094
+ 19.5
18,630,368
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
'
■
+ 23.9
13,021,489
Total
1,292,305,931
-
14,697,907
+
1,293,284,003
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
752,901,037
1,697,150,366
.__
week ended
1,292,305,931
1,928,215
Rockford
1,451,363,689
+
9
add
1,43(5,833,538
8,835,750
1,092,141,137
_7
York
8.5
1,408,210,559
Peoria
10,881,283,014
863,857,028
___
now
230,609,020
23,055,387
Decatur
866,039,845
5.6
+
1,539,367,646
Francisco
We
224,542,677
62,532,258
Kentucky—Louisville
935,587,191
City
Outside New
Rapids
Moines
Chicago
$
4
*■'
597,790
1.2
+
3,180,087
5,358,554
Illinois—Bloomington
1957
$
1,638,669,993
9th Minneapolis
12th San
689,876
19,118,689
10,622,537
•Springfield
__17
11th Dallas
16,530,843
11,963,774
168,752,023
10,824,226
Sioux City
are
"
Louis
10th Kansas
0.3
—
1,563,993,813
17,937,927
Haute
iowa—Cedar
District
"
6th Atlanta
7th Chicago
142
110,094,000
_
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Chicago
10
__
5th Richmond
8th St.
"
Wayne
Terre
5.6%, in the
1958
.
Dec. %
"
7
224,749,552
312,167
3,938,644
Bend
Missouri—St.
Inc. or
1
11
Philadelphia
278,639,173
+
+ 13.0
—
12,305,142
South
Reserve District of 3.8%.
In the Dallas Reserve
9
York
16.7
724, 531
6,111,724
22,842,271
Rapids
Indianapolis
CLEARINGS
$
1st Boston
231,352,204
Eighth Federal Reserve District- -St. Louis—
BANK
I960
Week Ended Oct. 22
5,305,225
6,667,150
267,789,718
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY OF
5,894,164
0.7
—
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
in
that
by 0.5%, but in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
we
+ 10.6
—10.9
17,416 353
1,697,150,366
Lansing
Total
following
765
491
274,396, 290
308,384,340
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
larger by 4.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 5.5%.
In the
30,995,921
7,387,
818,532
cities)
32,594,110
6,864,
293,619 596
320,165,154
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
gain of 6.5%, in the Richmond
a
5.8% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.9%.
the totals
752,901,037
6,471,077
+ 19.7
17,356,403
Total
gain of 8.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
a
37,296, 894
8,171,414
Mobile
the cities according to the
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.5%.
Reserve District has to its
833,641,646
19,071,686
175,320, 751
6,112,975
Louisiana—New
gain of 6.5%, the bank clearings
a
the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
Reserve District of 8.3%
8.3
0.6
—
438,800, 000
291,493,914
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
located and from this
show
+
12.7
6.0%, the aggregate clearings for
We group
are
totals
138,618,729
+
525,400,000
Macon
having amounted to $28,753,189,271 against $27,132,791,240 in the
week in 1959.
this
the
we
347,339,929
142,824,631
—
179,047,387
Augusta
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
same
statement, however, which
8,491,733
383,016,121
1.9
863,857,028
236,650,887
144,637,300
935,587,191
cities).
4,748,729
18,180,000
276,694,250
8.5
10,319,127
4,434,911
6.5
396,952,904
147,389,653
Washington!!
+ 17.7
21,998,206
284,806,969
10,262,070
430,622,296
Florida—Jacksonville
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
5,142,522
20,560,000
320,980,944
II—IIIIIIII
Carolina—Charleston-I
I
Mississippi—Vicksburg
In
55,146,100
13,618,580
16,490,068
12,557,880
Georgia—Atlanta
the week ends
as
of
66,200,400
7.3
+ 34.0
Nashville
and
288,369,989
598,685,541
+
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
issue of next week.
308,603,311
617,346,478
Sixth Federal Reserve District-Atlanta—
+ 10.0
•Estimated.
Saturday
4.0
+ 26.6
Virginia—Huntington
Total
8.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
our
12,674,854
6.5
+
16,349,888
Maryland—Baltimore
+
14,117,361
+
12,842,947
+ 10.1
999,996,006
—12.3
449,226,884
cities)
District of ColumbiaTotal
18,551,225
69,959,700
Richmond
South
8.3
+
1,092,141,137
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
+ 10.6
4,999,980,030
1,210,634,560
6,152,215
15,665,495
17,211,021
6.8
629,100,751
374,214,949
cities,
14,893.481
17,543,029
_
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
3.8
+
663,631,789
88,595,100
IIIII_H
,II~___I
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.3
+
Baltimore
7.7
—
6,483,397
3,876,593
6,430,663
18,018,030
11,969,355
1,638,669,993
Mansfield
+
414,200,000
_
8.2
+
337,967,679
689,900,924
II I I
IIIIII II
858,999,998
738,985,291
—
1.5
—
1,248,634,284
16,277,009
359,916,026
"""I"
.
Cleveland
477,443,189
419,600,000
Pittsburgh
14,843 ,059
1,296,290,426
1,031,000,000
3,932,205
3,631,354
27,115 ,468
13,699,670
Columbus
*770,000,000
Cleveland
—
7,291 176
29 345 859
Jersey—Trenton
860,334,746
Francisco
7,157 320
2,800 290
7,179,996
487,572,729
City
2,700,494
1,683,589
3,853,339
4.2
(a)
1,900,329
1,758,946
+
4,991 ,045
6,943,704
Cincinnati
0.8
Louis
1,710,726
8
1,966,384
+ 10.8
Ohio—Canton
3.0
:
Kansas
St.
1,206,414,161
1,062,000,000
_
_
5.4
+
_
1,242,636,614
Philadelphia
+ 37.5
+
1987
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
%
$15,328,424,463 $13,412,004,353
_
Chicago
1,259,,294
—
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Oct. 29
2,182, 306
—41.2
4,949 ,229
Delaware—Wilmington
the week follows:
$
1,174,000 ,000
Wilkes-Barre
York
1958
5,354,339
Scranton
for
or
5,532,152
1,223,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
week in 1959. At this center
same
2.045, 097
•2,300,000
Chester
Lancaster
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Inc.
Dec. %
1,203,165
1,731,541
Bethlehem
10.0% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 29, clearings for all
1959
$
Third Federal Reserve
with
45
New
cities)
1
.
total
•,
,
(108 cities)
York
City
+
5.5
1,372,531,465
1,277,068,558
28,753,189,271
27,132,791,240
+
6.0
23,556,012,061
21,720,464,208
14,058,017,237
13,194,015,637
+
6.5
12,323,945,887
11,261,522,090
1,558,194,297
___________
1,477,390,258
______
■
.
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1753)
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Tennessee
Gas
Date
Transmission
Co.—6%
debs,
due
1977; 1st mtge. pipe line bonds 514% series
Nov. 1, 1979 and 5% debs, due May 1, 1978
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
certifies daily
countries
of
of the
Tariff Act of 1930, the
Federal
Reserve
Transcontinental
Bank
6 '/a %
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
debs,
Gas
due
due "
Nov
1345
1345
Corp.—
4
CALLED
ENTIRE ISSUES
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
BY
OCTOBER
1960
21,
BANK
RESERVE
27,
OCTOBER
TO
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Air
Reduction
5%
Country
and
Monetary
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
for
in
Transfers
Cable
New
York
(Value
United
in
States
Ginn
Money)
&
Co.
class
Oct. 21
Argentina, peso—
pound
2.242055
•
schilling
B
1.023567
1.022187
1.022187
.210675
.21C675
.210650
.00311083
.00311083
.203612
.203781
.239706
.239731
.239725
.239718
.209925
.209925
.209875
2.813300
2.813480
2.812160
.00161055
.00161055
Zealand,
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
.328533
.328466
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265200
.265175
.265181
.265175
.265193
2.785920
2.785445
2.785623
2.784316
2.784554
140362
.140337
Name of
.0349937
.0349875
.0349750
Spain,
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.193700
.193725
.193756
.193743
:i93718
peseta
krona
.232243
.232218
Switzerland, franc
South
Africa,
2.803267
sterling.
2.813300
Lerner
this
2.801653
Leslie
2.801892
2.812160
Stores
Salt
2:812400
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
rowings
from others
decreased
tal
million. Loans
$732 million.
$898
domestic commercial banks decreased
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Increase (+ )
Oct. 19,
or
Oct. 19,
Redemption
fund for F. R. notes
1959
—1.046,001
110,002
584
980,991
ASSETS—
Oct. 28,
1960
1960
17,195,642
32,828
+
Total
loans
Loans
and
Loans
F.
R.
of
notes
Other
certificate reserves
cash
Discounts
other
18,176,633
Banks
404.277
advances
+
15,561
+
Government
Loans
17,213
950,012
—
and
+
863,408
+
13,464
38,110
40,875
21,246
+
—
999
+
Bills
_
Certificates
____
Notes
+
117,900
7,510,298
Bonds
3,500,000
Total
bought outright
repurchase agrmt.
117,900
295,600
+
+
U.
S.
securities
Govt,
Due
loans
from
Cash
foreign
items
Bank
and
in
securities
26,952,312
+
to
to
of col't'n
process
assets
+
588,300
+
1,042,107
U.
S.
617,336
+
5,610,159
—
315,297
989,478
+
64
+
8,266
16,829
+
55,973
—
346,692
+
53,041,126
+
16,412
__
.
One
Other
Total
assets
20,334
—
Balances
with
Otter
Federal
Reserve
notes
—
-27,621,884
+-
113,238
116,112
+
—
38
6
—
—
255
+
+13
U.
bonds
S.
5
—
732
43
—
2
+28
+
40*
+1,035
+
710
303
—
+
301
+
460
+
11
+
1,220
—
4,790
272
641
—
+
+1,861
+
62
—
233
+
238
•—
509
+
56
396
+
—
16
+
851
—
787*
3,432
+
4,023
139,510
:
.
L
zz.
___________
,
28*
—
+3,266
Deposits:
Member
bank
reserves
18,353,843
+
685,979
Treasurer—genl. acc'nt.
Foreign
519,199
+
19,870
268,824
+
30,301
Other
375,108
U.
S.
U.
47,575
+
Demand
44,919
—
1,431
—
17/039
Interbank
S.
deposits
Government
Other
deposits
19,516,974
availability
liabs.
&
cash items
accrued
+
4,584,567
divds.
—
44,502
734,719
63,912
'+•
623,912
+
124,853
deposits,-.
liabilities
51,767,927
banks
Capital
+
7,499
Surplus
Other
+
184,352
Ratio
404,394
gold
note
to
ances
+
acnts.
deposit
+
56
1,523
+
6*
32,391
+
76*
-
—
_
4
+
+1,819
Others
Reserve
Banks—
13
—
55
—
702
1,060
—
898
—
136
and
F.
53,041,126
+
93,602
131,825
—
16,412
tion
Of
loans
of
valuation
'October
12
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
banks
items
loan
and
are
deduc¬
after
shown
figures revised.
gross.
%
20,334
■—
for
0.7%
—
2.2%
—
foreign
196,991
*
—
,
3,930
Redemption Calls and Sinking
134,612
X
Below
Condition Statement of Member Banks
statement
of
weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
Oct.
19:
Decreases
of
$289 million in
loans
will
bills
and
$1,189
million
adjusted.
^
Commercial
districts for
and
industrial
in
demand
deposits
loans
increased
total gain of $28 million.
and dealers for
purchasing or
financial
loans
decreased
$115
institutions
increased
$40
eight
million.
decreased
Loans
$239
to
nonbank
million.
Other
million.
Demand deposits credited to domestic
banks increased
million and demand deposits credited to
foreign
banks increased $115 million. Time
deposits of individ¬
uals, partnerships, and corporations increased $91 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve
Banks decreased $55
2
1
11-
2
J59c
12-
1
11-. 2
35c
11-
1
10-10
10-15
10-15
(s-a)
" $2.50
(quar.)
:
j
stock
so
(25c
to
as
r
preferred
i
(s-a)__.
Stores,
Macco
Corp.
Inc.
11-
l
11-
1
10-10
11-1
"10-10
11-
1
10-10
H-
1
10-20
:
$1
'
Petroleum
Special
J6c
Majestic
Marconi
1-20
11-15
10-25
10-31
io-21
(quar.)
ioc
Ltd.,
&
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
10-31
$1.06»4
_____!
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
the
million
and
bor¬
Grain,
2c
(quar.)
pref.
Marine
A
B
■
McKee
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-
11-1
10-14
PARTIAL
2y2%
American
15c,
33A%
debs,
4%%
A,
1st
due
Corp.
line
Terminal
1,
1976
1
.
1393
<
1
1298
11-11
10-15
10-31
10-15
n_
1
10-14
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
1
1300
debs.- due Dec.
Dec.
1,
Electric
due
California
5Ve%
1st mtge.
5% %
1st
mtge.
Gas
1,
1,
1972__Dec
1977
Nov
1
1608
1
993
bonds,
Dec
..
1
1611
of America—
bonds,
conv.
Nov.
mtge.-3%%
1977
Power
debs,
due
series
due Nov.
1978
1,
subord. debs, due Dec.
1,
Nov
1
1400
♦
:
1,
1973—
»
-—Nov
9
.
Michigan
4.40%
A
&
Gas
Nov
1
C
dUe
1984—
1
11-15
10-10
11-
1
'
10-15
11-
1
10-10
12-
2
11-
H-30
11-15
62y2c
12-30
12-
Ltd.,
1
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-17
f25c
12-
1
11-1
37l/2c
11-
1
10-20
25c
11-
1
42y2c
12-
1
11-
$1.06»/4
6%
12-
1
11-4
(s-a)
f30c
(increased)
$1.18%
9-26
11
4
30
11-
1
10-14
12-
1
11-18
i2-
•
$1
(quar.)
1
11-18
25c
(initial)
11-
12-15
11-14
2%
dividend).!
12-14
35c
(quar.)
(stock
12-31
40c
(quar.)
Mfg.
7
25c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
11-30
7
32y2c
11-
1
10-14
5C
n_
j
10-20
*jc
10-31
10-15
10-71
10-15
(quar.)
(initial)
Electric Co.—
prefered
(quar.)
Utilities (quar.)_
«i
5
in
Packaging Materials Co:—
(quar.
Piping Co. (quar.)____
""
—Zj
12-15
12-12
11-18
20c
P'e'enred
15c
20c
(quar.)
Midwest
12-19
11-18
12-
1
Rubber
1401
1496
11-15
1
15c
(quar.)
Year-end
4»/2%
Nov
"
*32Wc
Terrazzo
&
12-
10-31
.
1V4C
Mickelberry's Food Products
Midwest
85c
,
55c
1
Midwest
_
Co.—
series
Co.
Co.
Company
Tile
12- 1
933/4c
(quar.)
Stores
(George)
Miami
,
933Ac\
(quar.)
A
B
Industries
Meyercord
1343
'
/
bonds series C due 1983 and
bonds
&
common
Company
Michigan Gas
1
1975-Dec
Co.—
May
Shoe,
Mersick
Meyer
93%c
(quar.)
Mines,
G)
preferred
Mengel
55c
__________
__i.
Mfg.
preferred
2
12-15
10-31
3%
(quar.)
Distilleries.
Mercantile
5%
1st
4%%
4%
Nov
Nov
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
5Va%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1983
Southern
Nov
,
Nov.
1983
bonds,
Co.
Pipeline Co.
conv.
due
Inc.—
K,
pipe
pipeline 4%%
33A%
1964
Georgia—
11-
jioc
„ioc
Corp., common (quar.)___:
4,A%
preferred (quar.)
Melville
Ltd.—
Northrop Corp. 4%
Potomac
of
series,
System,
due
1,
Co.
series
secured
Jacksonville
series
Nov.
Cement
Co.,
Page
Corp.—
5.90%
Gas
Oil
6y2%
due
debs,
Consolidated
Home
Arma
Discount
debs
Date
+
n^is
3%
Porcupine
Melchers
Bosch
American
'
12-6
'
Mead
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
7
4%
common
(Arthur
10-20
11-10
l
Communica-
(quar.)__-__—_______
(quar.) >
Mclntyre
10-20
11-10
62y2c
dividend)_L_.
Ltd.
McQuay-Norrls
11-10
12-
$$1.25
(quar.)_
(reduced)__:
McGregory-Doniger, class
Ciass
1O-10
l2Vzc
5%
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-10
10-20
17y2c
dividend
$2.50 preferred
1
11-10
12c
.'
preferred
Co.,
(stock
Corp.
Stock
11-
2c
___.
tions, Ltd.,-ordinary (interim)
(After British taxes
approximately 4c)
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd. (quar.)________
McCalf
1
$1
___I____W
shares
(quar.)
International
Brothers
11-
"
<'
___i_______;—
5%
R.)
11-15
J30c
Inc.—
___:
shares
10-20
2V2C
Specialties
(P.
2-1-61
15c
(quar.)
investment
Mailman,
10-18
•*
11-1
;
MacLeod's, Ltd., 6% 1st preferred (quar.)_i_
Macy (Rl H.) & Co., "4V4% pfd. A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Funds,
11-1
1
J3p
(quar.)
shares
11-
.20c
common
___-.
Metal
10-10
12-12
J22M2C
____^.
Extra
Managed
10-21
10-14
$3.50
^
RR.
A_—,___
Lucky
1
$1.29"
&
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.,
.
11-
10-31
$1.24
Lawrence Power, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Common
f
11-2
$1.16
.1
Louisville
McCord
under
'
-
...
(quar.)
Nashville
11-15
11-25
Lower
St.
10-24
11-25
12-15+
•
(quar.)
5.16% preferred (quar.)
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co.—
7%
1
12-12
par)
effect
preferred
sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
of
stock
11-
45c
$1.21
.___,
Hotel—
preferred
2
10-31
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
Angeles Drug (stock dividend)—2%
Louisiana Power & Light—
4.16% preferred (quar.)
$1.04
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
list
a
called
those
Natural Gas
$605
Federal
11-
12-
7%
McCabe
common
The date indicates the
Columbia
in
Loans to brokers
carrying U. S. Government
securities
including
Capital
,
a
found
be
and
ad¬
justed and $1,071 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and increases of $301 million in holdings of
Treasury
11-
1
Los
Maul
preferred
ended
1
12-
______
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1945 series),
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)______
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
.■
Fund Notices
condition
10-24
12-
____
38.6%
accept¬
correspondents
The
11-1
f60c
quar.)
_—
Matthiessen & Hegeler
Stock dividend
R.
on
purchased
16,894
+
tExclusive
t5c
fl2(4c
—___
10-31
held
Manhattan Shirt Co.
Federal
11-18
10c
"
re-
combined-
liability
20,541
—
93,997
__
certificate
liabilities
"Contingent
445
+
774,8C8
accounts
liabs. & capital
of
servies
+2,134
115*
1
"87y2c
common
4.44%
10-21
10-21
12-
;
Corp.—
split)
Baltimore
11-3
11-25
_.—___;
share
3-for-l
10-19
10c
(quar.)
of
each
Mallory
in
capital
605
+
Borrowings:
From
-
Total
+
1,493
.__
Interbank
927
ACCOUNTS—
paid
—1,766
13,040
—_
Foreign
banks
deposits:
1,504
—
shares
*
1
11-25
fl2y2c
preferred
Electronics
for
11-18
10-19
12-1
50c
;
___
common
preferred
(Two
11-
60c
___
& Nettlet,
11-10
*
11-1
87V2c
(increased
A
Lighting (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Gas,
1
10-10
i2-10
50c
(increased quar.)
Star
1
12-
12-15
Ltd.—
class
___
4.84%
\
,11-
15c
:
11-18
12-31
•
$1.25
•
,,
1
(quar.)__
Groceterias, Ltd.
(increased)
Loomis
—1,073
Time
From
CAPITAL
+ 1,189*
—1,071*
2,119
deposits
Other
Total
59,742
•__
._
demand
demand
Domestic
Total
Deferred
adjusted
;—_
preferred
Lord
5c
(quar.)______
quar.)
Co.,
(partic.)
B
Lone
11-18
.
100%
Cos., Ltd.,
Island
10-19
12-10
.
"
(increased
Extra
10-31
c.)—
.
Macco Chemical Co.
LIABILITIES—
49,529
__
—
,11-15
->12-10
50c
Longview Fibre
641
1,262
,
banks
-assets/liabilities
28
9,775
L
.
domestic
>
13,074
:
Banks
coin
43
24
—
+
17,591
a.
(quar.)
4.96%
-
-
Co.
pref.
Loblaw
322
maturing:
_.
R.
+
1,406
__!
10-20
12-15
'15c
:_—__
_____
$2.40
43
—
27,776
11-1
-
—
(Greenville,-
10-14
60c
,
_
___■
Class
+57
+16
767
indebtedness—
of
$1.12V21
—
Groceterias
2nd
45
12,541
_.
securities—total
assets—net
Total
banks__
.
years
F.
and
4
—
681
.
commercial
years
with
Currency
LIABILITIES—
__.
year
securities
Reserves
221
15,236
&
five
five
238
—
2,769
one
to
—
7
-
11-10
1
44 c
(quar.)—
_
Insurance
Inc.
Loblaw
Loral
bills
notes
After
US'"
—
3,748
1,681
etc.
__
certificates
Within
140
+
institutions:
finance,
banks
Government
Treasury
Treasury
106,785
____■
financial
loans
loans
+1,999
1
—
1,145
____
personal
domestic
estate
28
—
(quar.)
dividend
Loblaw
Long
274
-lb;'-135
:
foreign
289
carrying:
or
securities
securities
+ 1,762
*•<.
purchasing
finance,
Real
15
premises
Other
for
Link-Belt
Loblaw,
pur¬
:__
10-17
12-
40c
Printing Co., common
preference (quar.)
Stock
+1,719
+2,662
—
1,491
nonbank
Loans
295,600
177,700
+
27,940,434
banks
for
securities
Government
Treasury
Total
dealers
carrying:
or
to
Other
Total
1,068
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Liquidometer Corp.
1959
76
+
of Rec.
10-31
8%c
__
Life
$3.50
656
—
31,549
.
and
Sales
292,700
295,600
26,656,712
under
68,096
loans
Other
Loans
Held
—
Government
S.
Loans
—3,500,000
2,483,771
;
+
securities
Other
292,700
+
2,655,650
14,006,993
loans
loans
U.
—
_
brokers
S.
Other
securities:
Bought outright—
106,414
industrial
and
chasing
U.
15,572
+
to
Other
I960"
105,647
adjustedt-
adjustedt
Agricultural
—1,013,173
456,131
Acceptances—bought outright
U. S.
109,418
—
investments
and
investments
pfd.
HolderI
30c
«
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
or
Oct. 21,
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
Total gold
Oct. 12,
1960
Decrease (—) Since
(quar.)
4V2 9.
When
Payable
<
Share
;
gains)
Lincoln
Decrease (—) Since
Increase ( + )
account
to
'
'
(In thousands of dollars)
certificate
Nov ,21
pid, stock
12
page
Corp.,
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
ASSETS—
cumui.
issue.
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Liberty
Gold
1496
$4.50
Company
Year-end extra
Oct. 26,
s.
America
Lexington Income Trust (9c from investment
plus a 35c distribution from realized capi-
.232250
.232250
.232275
2.*802968
2.813480
•
2.802789
2.813780
pound-
pound
1496
5
stock—
Travelwear, class A (quar.)___
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
.140312
.0349875
Kingdom,
1494
1
pfd.
conv.
Leeds
.140334
of
9
cumul.
due
Per
.0350000
United
in
Lee Rubber & Tire
.140337
Union
of
Continued from
.0800560
■
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Sweden,
-Nov
-Nov
Sept. 1, 1974
f. debs, due May 15, 1967- -Nov
10%
.328333
.328500
—
pound
1493
.00161055
.328466
guilder
1610
1
DIVIDENDS
.00161075
.0800560
dollar
peso
Netherlands,
15
1963—.
.239731
.00278666
malayan
Co.
2.812400
.00161055
Malaysia,
Biscuit
Nov
u Nov
15,
Corp.—
debs,
.209850
2.813780
yen
Mexico,
.203506
.203362
lira
Japan,
non-cumul.
-
.203875
.00311083
.209925
franc
—
Italy,
Co.
Gas
1393
.00311083
.00311083
pound
&
1606
31
.210625
markka
Ireland,
6%
and
March
due
subord.
♦Announced
1.023281
.210675
France (Metropolitan) new
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
A
1393
V0200962
.0200887
1.022317
rupee
Finland,
class
.Oct
1979
1,
——
debs,
Oil
conv.
United
:0384500
.0384375
Oct.
Inc.—.
Trav-Ler Radio Corp. 6%
2.240956
2.240764
.0200787
.0200575
6%
.0120615
cumul.
Newspapers,
Insurance
Tex-Star
$
$
5%
due
debs,
pfd. stock
secured
Mission
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
.0384625
5%
Thursday,
.0120689
2.241816
.0384375
.0200533
dollar
Ceylon,
Oct, 25
.0120634
2.241673
:
.0384750
Belgium, franc
Canada,
Wednesday
$
.0120331
Austria,
New
Oct. 24
.0120599
$
tree
Australia,
Tuesday
Monday
Page
Inc.—
subord.
conv.
Marysville
Friday
Co.,
Date
4.50%
cumul. conv. preferred stock
Dec
5
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc. 6% cumul. pfd. stock- -Nov 25
American Greetings Corp.—
INCLUSIVE
1960,
>
,
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN
"
-Nov
Line
Pipe
1978
the
Page
Nov.
1,
Miles
Reclaiming—
preferred
(quar.)
Laboratories
(monthly).^
: i2y2c
56y4C
12c
'•
l
l0-;20
n_i5
^
37y2C
i0-28
Ti-
l-
1
11-25
12-
5
10-31
Volume
192
Number
5999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
Company
Minneapolis Gas
Co.
Minnesota
Minute
&
Corp.
(quar.)__., $1.06'A
4.56%
preferred
Natural
Stock
Mobile
4%
;
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
12-
1
preferred
(quar.)
90c
12-
1
11-15
40c
11-
1
9-30
1
10-20
10-31
10-14
10-31
10-14
12-
11-15
$1.50
dividend)
(quar.)__
preferred
4.80%
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1st
preferred
(quar.)___
li-
l
10-15
5%
redeemable
1st
l-
l
10-15
5%
redeemable
1st
li-
l
10-15
4.80%
(quar.)
l
10-15
11-11
preferred
Hawaiian
12-
1
Pacific
Lighting
12-
1
Pacific
National Bank
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
10-17
Pan
10-17
Panhandle
11-
1
10-17
Co.
preferred
Park
25c.
;
10-31
.J
11-15
11-
15c
11-
1
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
1
30c
12-10
1- 1
Pato
40c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
11-30
11-30
11-10
$25c
10-31
10-15
$3.50
12-20
12-
10c
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)__
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% .preferred
(s-a)__
Movielab Film Laboratories, Inc.-____
11-1
Electric,
4*A%
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)__
10-25
National
Bank
!• Conn.)
&
..
.
.
_
..
.
National
Bank
of
Bank
(Fairfield
Westchester
Dredging (s-a)_—
preferred (quar.)_
tlOc
12-
2
11-10
12'Ac
11-
1
10-24
30c
12-
1
11-15
5c
12-
1
11-15
11-
—
Fruit
1
Stock
Preferred
10-18
12-15
11-18
12-15
of
12-15
12-
10-31
10-21
4.25%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5c
30c
12-30
12-20
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
..
.
11-10
10-21
35c
,
11-
10-21
8
:
4.24%
■
1
10c
Penobscot
•
,
12-30
12-
9
12-15
12-
5
Chemical
12-
1
11-18
Roanoke
Peoples
Peoples
Rochester
5
Fairfield
**
11-1
-
Peoples
•
17V2C
10-31
10-14
Pepsi-Cola
-
10-31
Peterson
1
.
15c
Howell
Class
10-17
B
(quar.)
Heather,
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
t5c
1-6-61
$1.50
»(quar.»)
11-
t20c
15c
12-
3.80%
12-2'
1
7
preferred
4.30%
10-25
4.40%
10-
11-1
.
-*
National
Starch
National
Insurance ,(Ala.)-=-..
10-31
10-31
Philadelphia
Suburban
Water
National
.-'
each
10%
&
Chemical
&
(quar.)
Television,
will
reecive
Telefilm
15c
Corp.
shares
Associates,
Inc.
for
Rowland
1
10-23
1
10-20
Royal Trust
Rubbermaid,
11-
Stock
(quar.)
10-10
1
Stock
income)
11-
1
11-
4
3%
preferred
Jersey
New
York
933Ac
1
10-10
Ryder System, Inc.
12- 6
11-18
St.
12-
11-
$1.50
,
10-14
1
1
11-10
l
*
$2.50
30c
*
12-30
40c
2%
.;
12-
11-
10-14
$5
10-26
$4.80
Electric
(quar.)___
$1
&
''
Gas—
11-
1
10-21
12-
1
11-15
Common
15c
__
11-
1
10-20
11-15
10-19
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.12'/2
1-
1
12-
9
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)__
93%c
1-
1
12-
9
New York Wire Cloth
(quar.)
25c
4%
adjustment
preferred
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
$1.20
North
convertible
American
convertible
Northern
5%
Illinois
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
$5,50
preferred
Northern
Pacific
Ry.
Extra
B
Extra
Northwest
5'A%
11-
1
10-14
4'A%
preferred
30c
11-
1
9-22
Portland
11-
1
9-22
11-
1
10-31
10-
7
Ltd.
1
10-10
Procter
11-
1
10-10
Producers
10-17
Producing Properties, Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Prospect Park National Bank (N. J.) (extra)
10-14
&
10-17
Mfg.
O'Okiep
Co.
Copper,
dividend
A
(quar.)
$2.10
per
South
Ltd
of
15
Africa
Edison
Co.,
Ohio
Leather
Co.
Natural
Common
4%%
$2.10
*
non-resident
4.56%
$2.10
investment
Onondaga
Extra
A
quar.)
Fund,
35c
Onyx
preferred
4.65%
4.75%
&
-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
A
B
f$1.75
'
11-15
10c
11-
*(quar.)'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
10-18
1-
1
12-19
,
•
,4% .preferred D
5%
preferred
E
Orpheum Building
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)
i.—;
.*.
$1
.1-
1
12-19
Increased
Stock
'
11-
1
10-14
11-1
12-19
11-
11-15
10-21
From
4
11-15
1
10-31
11-15
10-31
Class
Shell
A
Inc.—
10-14
Sheraton
10-13
11-18
11-21
com.
Trading,
&
equal
Inc.
9-30
preferred
4%
11-1
10-
12- 1
11-15
11-15
10-21
.
7
class
90c
Sierra
Pacific
$2.44
-
Silverwood
Growth
10-31
10-15
11-
1
10-14
Simms
12-15
12-15
Simsbury
Class
B
28c
per
1-25-61
12-27
10-31
9-30
10-31
9-30
11-25
10-14
11-15
10-19
one
$1
11-
1
10-11
15C
11-
1
$2.50
11-
1
10-15
J15C
—
12-
1
11-
9-30
9
11-15
10-31
$1
12-
1
11-15
t22'Ac
common
10-15
75c
(quar.)
(T.
S.)
Oil
Corp.
1
12-1
11-14
1-2-61
11-30
fl5c
——
$1
1-2-61
11-30
(quar.)_
t25c
11-
1
10-15
00c
11-
1
10-13
50c
12-10
11-10
(quar.)—.
1
10-21
Skelly
Oil
11-
2
10-15
Slater
(N.),
11-
2
10-15
Smilen
11-
1
10-10
11-14
Smith
(A.
12-
1
11-14
Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Smith-Dougias Co.
(quar.)
$1.16
12-
1
11-14
Smith
(Howard)
12- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Socony-Mobil
Sonotone Corp.,
(quar.)
.25c
11-15
11-
;__—
$1.25
11-15
11-1
—$1.3114
12'Ac
11-15
11-
1
12- 1
11-
4
39c
11-15
10-21
(quar.)—
(initial)
10c
1-25
1
preferred
Tool
1- 5
11-
1
10-11
2%
11-
1
10-11
30c
11-20
10-28
t30c
10-31
*50c
10-31
9-30
11-14
10-31
50c
—*
—
12-10
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Extra
7c
12-16
11-18
12-30
12-
38%c
12-30
(quar.)
12-
11-
10-15
2'Ac
—
11-30
10-31
South: Coast
11-30
10-31
South
Corp.
1
5c
(quar.)———
12-15
5c
——
6c
9-30
31'Ac
common
preferred
20c
——
10-
10-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Oil
7
1
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
Soroban Engineering, class A com.
Soss
Manufacturing
(quar.)
$1.25
11-22
1111-
10c
Paper Mills,
Co.
5
f30c
6'Ac
(quar.)
10-28
$2
12-
45c
,
(quar.)—
Stores
O.)
Common
Smith
:
Ltd., common
Food
10-17
(quar.)__
pfd.
(Conn.)
Trust
&
1
11-
tl5c
class A (quar.)—_
Co., Ltd.,
&
Bank
11-
40c
61c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)_
11-15
Fund
10-21
t20c
!
Dairies, Ltd.,
$1.12'A
Sportswear
1
10c
(quar.)
Power,
10-28
Light
10-18
11-
11-18
Co.,
preferred
10-28
Supermarkets
Sound Power ,&
5
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
11-15
(quar.)_
10-17
11-
6c
of
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
-10-31
40c
—
—
(s-a)__
11-15
com.
11-21
'10c
-
——
to
47'Ac
$1.05
$1.06'A
(quar.)
;
1
10-24
11-
f33y3C
11-
1
Mex.
12-
2
12-12
share—
84c
(quar.)
12-28
5c
»
income
income)
payment
Sheraton,
1
10-14
3%
Shares,
(quar.)
Transport
Interim
10-14
1
10-14
1
25c
Shawinigan Water & Power, com, (quar.)_—
10-31
10-31
12-
11-18
1
11-
30c
investment
investment
(From
10-14
11-15
1
11-
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
10-21
11-
12-
2%
dividend
net
10-29
10c
—
quarterly
Selected American
10-14
1
11-
10-14
1
85C
,____
(quar.)
(quar.)
—___
Sinclair
;—_____
/___.
_:
_•
"
South
Quinte
Milk Products,
Racine
.
Power
Hydraulic
$1.20
1st
Shares,
Inc
4c
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
Machinery—*
A
(quar.)—.—
(stock dividend)
—:—
10-14
1
10-24
30c
12-31
3%
11-
.12-19
10-20
L
10-22
11-25
preferred
11-
preferred
12-15
2
2
12-
1
12-
1
12'Ac
10-31
10-14
15c
—
2
10-18
Ralston
9
12-
Randall Graphite Bearings,-Inc.
Co.
4
1-3-61
30c
(quar.)—___ f
12-12
12- 2
-11-16
5c
10-31
It)-14
Natural Gas
Texas Development,
A
(quar.)_
Co., Ltd_ (quar.)
Class
Southern California
4.08%
.
87Vfec
(quar.)
(quar.)
1112-
Georgia
:—
11- 1
10-15
common
—
'
spreferred
Edisonj_.com.
(quar.
__—---
i
-
preferred
preferred (quar.)_^__
.>——
preferred-Xquar.)
—
-preferred
(quar.l—
—:
—
.preferred ^quar.jk.—-——
4.56%
4.78%
J: 4.88%
10-31
10-18
12-28
12-14
—
10-31
65c
(quar.)___
4.24%
(quar..
10-18.
75c
t20c
,
4.48%
£
11-30
$1
(quar.)
•—
Southam
&
15c
Purina
11-1
f40c
tl5c
(quar.)
convertible
Radiation, Inc.
$3.50
Co.
$1.25
1
11-18
11-15
10-31
11-
$1
1-
26c
Quebec
10-18
11*
1
10-28
10c
(monthly)
$3.40 .preferred
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
.
Quarterly Distribution
10-26
2
$1.19
preferred
Optional
10-14
11-10
11-
12-
10-11
11-15
5%'
dividend)——
(stock
Co.
Seanak
"
1
5c
Fetzer
Paper
1-13
11-
-
1
27'Ac
Industries
1
35c
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
Putnam
10-14
"$1.17
___.
com.-
11-11
2-
$1
Sealed
of New Hampshire—
preferred
Pueblo
10-21
1
11-25
$3
(quar.)
preferred
'*5'A%
11-19
12-
12-10
85c
t30c
(quar.)
5%
11-19
11-15
12-20
37'Ac
—
(quar.)_
Puritan
11-10
12-10
10-20
55c
—
(quar.)
11-
11- 4
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp., common fstock dividend)
Corp.,. (extra year-end)
—— '
Power Corp. (quar.)
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)—._—
Security First National Bank (quar.)
Security Insurance ((New Haven)—•
9
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Public Service Co..of New
10-20
12-10
t25c
(quar.)
.
Utilities,
1
40c
f$3
(quar.)
Rockland
10-3.1.
11-
Trust
11-15
t20c
—
12-
30c
&
of Colorado,
Co.
4.50%
10-31
40c
com.
Service
Common
10-31
11-15
7'/2c
____
(s-a)
Ltd
Bank
preferred
preferred
Puget
-
Products,
(s-a)
(Canada)
3.35%
net
(quar.)_
_-
Chemical
Orange
>
Steel
10-19
11-15
$4
12- 9
11-25
65c
r2-—
(quar.)___
Bank
Public Service Co.
11-15
11-15
20c
_____
income)
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
7%
1
59 %c
(from
Co.
2
1
10-15
t25c
4.20%
(Chicago)—
Inc.
Oil
4.64%
5
61V2c
;
(quar.)___.
__:
Ontario
Public
5
10-31
25c
___
__:
Street
Pottery
12-
12-
Scott
*■
1-3-61
12-20
37'Ac
,
Extra
1
Gas—
_
William
12-12
$1.14
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
Quarterly
12-
"
1-3-61
t50c
T,_____
(quar.)
4'A%
tax_„___
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Life Insurance
One
12-12
12-
shillings equal to about
share less Union of
*4.92%
Old
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
Cotton
(Philadelphia)
American
Ohio
Oklahoma
25c
Co.
Tradesmen's
Provincial
Oak
Co.,
Gamble
Provident
10-18
&
Gardner
1211-
Sidney Roofing & Paper, Ltd.—
11-
Bros.
1
11-15
Monthly
11-16
11-16
37c
Mining Co., Ltd.—
ordinary
Ltd. (quar.)
Prince
10-31
11-16
1
1
$1.17'A
receipts
10-10
22'Ac
1
12-
10c
10-10
*
1212-
Gold
deposit
1-
11-15
11-10
Sherwin-Williams
Brand
1
10-28
25c
10-13
American
1
12-
1
1
1
.___
12-
12-
35c
12-1
1111-
——
11-4
Aviation
&
10-24
15c
90c
1
1
Scott
11-28
12-15
_____
11-18
11-1
11-
Scott
2
11-18
15c
A__
2
11"
10-31
Scientific
7
10- 7
2
12-
9
(quar.)
class
12-
lOc
10-31
4
10-
1
$1.37'A
$1.06'A
—
25c
t$l
11-15
pound
'
25c
(quar.)________
11-
1
11-
12-
12-14
12-
12-15
preferred
(quar.)_.
.preferred
(quar.)
11-
12-14
$1.10
(quar.)___
common
Scotten Dillon Co.
25c
Price
$9c
Wire
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
t
7'Ac
10c
•
—
li-
50c
-
(quar.)
^
A
25c
President
11-10
11-10
27'Ac
(quar.)
Co
10-14
1
11-15
l'A%
(quar.)_
25c
com.
___
&
1
11-
55c
J35c
11-
10-20
1
11-15
t
America (quar.)
Sherbrooke
Trust
(Quebec)
(quar.)
Sherritt-Gordon Mines, Ltd.
(year-end)
Transit
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Edison, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)—
4.70% preferred B (quar.)_____
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
9-22
11-15
$4
1
Potomac
37'Ac
11- 3
5c
(Del.)—
(quar.)
(quar.):
preferred
Paper
1
Co., Inc.
10-14
(quar.)_
Scott
12-
10%*
/quar.)
K.)
(H.
11-
1212-
25c
(quar.)_
com.
$3.40
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
pr°ferred
Porter
12-30
Talbot,
&
6%
4
10-31
$1.25
Ry.,
certificates
trust
Co., Ltd.,
&
10-13
5c
Ltd.
Corp.,
37'/2C
(quar.)
Steel
11-
10-13
'
Voting
1
(N. J.)
;
Scale
1
(quar.)
Industries,
Pope
9-30
1
1-16-61
$1.37'/2
Y.)
—
Northwestern
Pneumatic
1-
(quar.)
____—_—
common
Extra
10-31
10-31
11- 1
,
11-
$1.75
(quar.)_-_______
$1.25
common
(N.
10-19
12-
25c
(quar.)_______
Northland
Utilities.
Ltd.
(s-a)
Northwest Engineering, class A
Class
t6c
27'/2C
$2
1
11-
Schlumberger, Ltd.
Schenley Industries
'
—
Rubber
Plymouth
11-14
30c
,15c
(quar.)
Insurance
10-20
.
(quar.)
Northern
11-10
1
5c
(quar.)
class
Scarfe
4
$1.75
55c
2%'
preferred
Bank
12-
10-20
Corp.—
11-
1
$1.75
_—
—
Quarterly
Salant,
10-14
'
___—_„_r.—
Plough, Inc. (stock dividend)
^_____—
Plymouth Oil Co.
(stock dividend)-
-\:
-
(quar.)_
preferred
Gas,
10-14
&
Antonio
10-14
25c
Chicago Ry.^—
(quar.)
Plainfield Trust State National
10-13
1
25c
"""•
r
North American Fund of Canada, Ltd
North Shore Gas (111.) (quar.)__„
Northern Central Ry.
(s-a)
1
.'
Northern Illinois Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.50
1
11-
7%
10-31
17'Ac
common
12-
$1.20
—___—
.-.
Co.
11-1
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
10-14
11-
15c
(quar.)_;
,
preferred
Coal
11-1
12'/2C
Nielsen (A. C.) Co., new com. (initial quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
&
1
25c
(quar.)
$4.40 1st preferred A
Salant
Ban
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
2
7c
(quar.)—
com.
10-14
12-
20%
(quar.)
11-1
16c
preferred (quar.)—_____—i—;______
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)__——__ui—
Stock
2
11-
I
62'Ac
(quar.)_
Chemical,
1
*35c
(quar.)
Francisco
Regis Paper,
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Wayne
11-
1
St.
Co.
/preferred
35c
7%
Pittsburgh, Ft.
'
(quar.)
Co.,
11-
7'Ac
—
new
Louis-San
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
1
12-
3%
-
preferred
&
preferred
40c
.
(quar.)
Co.
4.50%
:
Pittsburgh Coke
9
1
11-18
„
•
Brewing
convertible
10-20
1
25c
:
on
Croix Paper
'$5
12- 9
12-
42'Ac
—
Pittsburgh
2
dividend
$1
—
—
(quar.)
Finance,
$1.60
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred - (initial)
$1.25
11-10
12-
1
1- 6
91'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Company, common
30c
Brake
State
Common
12-
J$1.25
^
Gas
Merchandise
York
New
11-1
40c
3%
-5%
Pioneer
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
,(increased)____
Co.
Air
York
12-23
& Trust
Natural
Process
New
New
11-18
12-26
(New Jersey)—
(annual)
New Jersey Bank
New
18c
$10
*
10-20
1
11-
55c
(increased quar.)^
Aeronautical
97y?c
perferred
(quar.)
Petroleum Co. (quar.)
1
11-
6c
—
six-for-five split)—.
shares after split-
(a
11-
Cash
St.
Fhillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)
•
dividend
$1.17
—
11-15
J50c
(quar.)
:(ouar.)
$1.06V4
:
•-
(a distribution of
Trust Co.
mreferretf
3.90%
11-
.5%
Ryan
•
4%
10-10
9c
(quar.)
(Montreal) (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
10-10
—
Phillips
1
9-30
10-31
20c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
10-10
$1.25
10-3)
11-16
yll-
'
Co.—
(quar.)—
'10-14
(quar.)
preferred
'1
•
1
10-31
15c
(initial)
i.—'
Extra
1
.
11-23
(J. J.) Co., 33A%
pfd. (quar.)__
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
Brunswick
preferred
12-
yll-18
250
20c
(Ariz.)
Stores,
Royal Bank of Canada
Products
1
_________
2 "A %
Newberry
Ordinary
$3.65
11-10
10c
3%
(quar.)_
10-20
11-
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc.—
11-10
Neiman-Marcus, 4'A% preferred
Nelly Don,. Inc.
(quar.)___,
5%
11-25
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
dividend)
25c
class B
7
.
dividend
RR.
11-15
-
and
10
11-
(quar.)
•Stock
1
of
dividend)
(stock
Nelson Fund, Inc.
2-
Inc.—
three
10 .shares -held
Nationwide
New
3-1-61
Valley
Mexican. Foods
5,
Common
10-20
4.68%
Common
,
Corp.
(stock
$1.10
11-15
v
12-20
Genessee
$1.07'/a
11-15
.
1-3-61
10-20
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, -Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
.
11-15
10-31
:
11-18
,
1
10-31
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
A"
/*
•
Theatres
Stockholders
-
12-
Rosarita
-
National' Security
Stock
dividend
11-15
$1.37'A
10-31
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-45
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
,i9c
.
10-11
10-11
-
10c
.
______
1
11-14
10-
1
11-45
35c
A -(quar.)
12-
1
17'Ac
class
10-24
$1
12-
10c
&
(quar.
1
Corp. (quar.).
(William H.), Inc. "(quar.)
Rose's
Cement
12-22
11-
$1.23%
Corp.
Rorer
11-
Permanente
9
10-14
22'Ac
Aircraft
10-11
1
1
11-
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)
Rochester
J.)—
Circle
30c
11-15
Rogers
11-
10-20
1
11-15
Rohr
50o
10-20
1
1
10-31
1
1
11-
1
1
11-
12-27
11-
12-
Transit
12-
10c
Perkins
12-
93 %c
12-
11-15
12-
10-18
12-30
22»Ac
12-
-•43A%
Y.)—
25c
1
12-30
.«
10-20
subject
$1.02'A
&
Corp. (quar.)—
Machine & Gear Co.
(quar.)
11-
60c
2%
10-11
1
$1.02'A
11-15
11-
10-15
10-11
1
11-
$1.18%
5'A%
Rochester
15c
-1
8 7/10c
1
11-
(quar.)
4.95%
Bottlers -fquar.)-^
.11-
2%
(About
11-
$1
/_
(quar.)
11-15
$15c
1
J
1
5%
General
Perfect
10-
I
12-
12- 1
4
preferred
4.10%
14c
N.
10-20
preferred
11-15
10-14
14c
County,
10-31
1
59% c
preferred F (quar.)_
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
1
:
(Bergen
11-
11-
11-15
(quar.)..
Electric—
&
1
dividend
12-9
Co.
Gas
12-
50c
Trust
Stock
12-30
11-15
11-17
1
4%
Fibre—
Extra
10-14
'
-
30c
Gas
$1.16
Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
National Bank (Brooklyn, N.
10-14
12-15
,
11-
Voting- common
(quar.)^
Non-voting common
(quar.)
10-31
1-1-61
(Final payment of approximately 31c subJect to approval of stockholders Dec.
$1.06
____.
10-28
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
Quarterly
.
series
(quar.)
4
11-18
10-17
Corp.
10-15
11-
12-31
Tl-15
1
Chemicals
10-15
11-21
11-
Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American shares—
58'Ac
preferred -(quar.)
1
1
12-
common
preferred
10c
11-
(extra)
series
stock
convertible
(final)
Inc.,
15c
15c
National Securities:
j.
t$1.50
.__
1
11-
$1.12'A
Hospital Trust
shs.
33A%
11-
12-
to approval Dec. 16)
Rich's
10-20
(increased)-^
common
Island
Amer.
10-18
Pennsalt
Y.)—
(Canada)
(quar._)_
-
Co.,
1
11-15
10-21
65c
River
25c
145c
11-15
10-19
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
Hampshire)—
(quar.)
10-15
25c
Assurance
Oats .Co.
(New
1
—
-
-
(quar.)
11-18
14c
preferred (quar.) preferred .(quar.)
Rhode
10-19
11-30
10-19
$$1.18
(quar.)_
Tobacco Co.
J.)
1
Metals—
4'A%
12-14
Gold
(R.
11-
15c
preferred
43A%
7
11-
15c
Co.
*
Pennsylvania 'Power Co.—
^
Company (stock dividend)-.
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
r- Quarterly
National.Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
/Class A (quar,)-,.—
National Lead Co., 6% pfd- (quar.)
National
10-
10-
County,
(N.
43A%
10-31
10-31
1
National
Bite
11-15
12-29
Extra
.
National Bellas Hess (s-a)
National Chemical & Mfg. Co. (stock divid.)National City Bank of Cleveland (quar.)
National
7'Ac
Corp.___
Reynolds
Reynolds
12-15
11-
—^____..™_
&■ Trust
1
30c
(a.uar.j__,
County, (Connecticut)
1-
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
-Quarterly.:—^—4
National
11-30
25c
40c
(quar.)
—•
of.Tulsa
10-31
10-21
12-15
58c
Jersey
Trust
(quar.),-
National Bank
11-15
11-10
10-15
,
New
Republic
Republic
Industrial
Corp.
(quar.)
Republic National Bank (Dallas)
(monthly)_
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
J 10c
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Penn
10-20
45c
(quar.)-
1
1
45C
(quar.)
10-19
20c
(quar.)
com.
10-14
1
Ltd—
(quar.)
11-15
7'Ac
Inc.
11-
*28C
Canada,
class A
10-28
30c
10-31
1
Insurance
Chains
11-15
16c
60c
Quarterly
1
Renold
12-
$1.10
10-18
11-
tlOc
(Mo.)
10-28
10-15
5%
Co.
10-28
1
10-28
1
11-
UOc
Insurance
10-28
11-29
11-
15c
(quar.)
Life
Holders
IVuC
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
A
11-15
50C
12-22
$1
Penman's
6%
Class
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
shares
11-15
1
(C. J.)
and B
A
on
11-15
11-
Brewing
$1.25
47
25c
3%
(quar.)^_
40c
i
27'Ac
.
5c
(quar.)
28'Ac
dividend)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Co., class A
—
Reliable Stores Corp. (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. & Engineering
1
Aeronautical
(quar.)_________
National Bank (Chambersburg, Pa.) (quar.)..
National Bank of Detroit (quar.)
of
10-28
11-
/
National Bank
11-15
56'Ac
_
Nation-Wide Securities (Md.)—
Quarterly
National
30c
*20c
*•4.68%
4.64%
Reliable
(increased)-
Peerless
11-10
lc
10-28
Extra
1
6c
,
10-28
11-15
of Canada Ltd.
Canada, Ltd.
Patterson
12-15
10-28
11-15
of
Pearl
11-22
62'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)
3%
Company, class A
(quar.)
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)
Reitman's Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
31'Ac
(San Fran.)
Pipe Line,
Co.
Co.
10-28
Drilling
Patino
10-14
(quar.)
Davis
Parker
11-15
—2
Reheis
3iy»c
(quar.)
Chemical
Parke
10-14
•
75c
_
<quar.)___
common
4%
10-28
income
Eastern
B
31'Ac
(quar.)
(stock
A (quar.)
American World Airways
1
1
.
(C. A )
A
Corp., class
11-
$1.20
Trust
,
Pall
Corp.
investment
11-
(quar.)__
_
From
$1.12 'A
$1.10
Reed
(quar.)
1st preferred
Products
11-15
34 %c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
4'A% redeemable
10-28
37'Ac
preferred
12-10
i.
Narragansett
(quar.)
1-3-61
$1.50
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
Hardware Co., com.
Co.
li-
preferred
20c
j.
___
dividend
Extra
12-15
40c
1
Share
(quar.)
Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
Reecfr Corp.
(Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Co.—
6%
Morrison-Knpdsen Co. (quar.)
Diablo
Electric
12-15
Pacific
$3 participating
Extra
&
2
i
(quar.)_;
County Bank &
-r (Norristown.
Pa.)
(quar.)__
Moody's Investors Service—-
Mount
Gas
25c
Montgomery
$2.50 prior preferred
Pacific
$2
preferred series B
Morgan Engineering Co.,
11-28
Co.,—
C
tl5c
$1.25
Inc.
Equities
Class
2
15c
11-
Stock
Realty
8
1-
.__
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
25c
1-
_
5%
11-
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
series
10-28
7
12-14
$1.09
Co., $6 preferred
preferred (quar.)__
Moore-Handley
12-
Outlet Company
Overland Express, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Monongahela Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)
'
11-22
5%
50c
Moniana Power
'-$4.20
Rayonier,
11-15
$3.60
(quar.)
Mills
Per
Name of Company
•„
11-15
$4.40
$1.14
Birmingham RR.
preferred (s-a)
Flour
12-10
25c
&
Montana
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
^
(quar.)
Paper
Cement
When
Share
(quar.):
common
10-27
2%
Portland
Power,
10-28
dividend
Missouri
Tail
11-15
(quar.)
Gas
Otter
11-10
(quar.)
preferred
Per
Name of Company
10-20
25c
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd.
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
i
10-31
38%c
(quar.)
Mission Corp. (increased)
Mission Insurance Co., (stock
j 4.36%
Missouri
Holders
Payable of Rec.
quar.)
(resumed
Ontario
Maid
preferred
(quar.)__
Minneapolis-Moline
When
Share
Miller & Rhoades, 4J/4%
(1751)
10-
5
25'Ac
11-30
11-
5
26'Ac
11-30
11-
5
28c
10-31
10-
5
a-
28'Ac
»
10-31
10-
5
297Ac
11-30
11-
5
30'AC
11-30
11-
5-
48
(1752)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name oj Company
4%
preferred
4%%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
com.
preferred
4.72%
2nd
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.75
11-15
10-20
11-
1
10-
Ramo
Common
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
12-
6
Co.
11-
1
10-20
$1.20
11-
1
10-14
and
(quar.)
10-
10-12
preferred (quar.)
Southern Realty & Utilities (stock dividend)
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)
27yac
11-
1
10-12
67*
11-15
10-25
20c
11-15
10-31
Townsend Corp. of America
11-
10-21
Trade Winds
Southwestern
4.40%
Electric
preferred
Toronto Dominion Bank
Trade
$1.10
1
Investors, Inc.—
(I2M2C year-end payment from investment
income and 57V-2C from capital gains)-
Southwestern
Life
Insurance
Quarterly
Common
Public
11-15
'
10-31
Co.
20c
1-10
12-31
(N.
22c
(quar.)
C.)
12-
1
11-15
preferred
6 %
preferred
3.90%
(quar.)
(quar.)
97(4c
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$2.55
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)..
4.40%
preferred
($50
11-
1
10-20
$4.90
preferred
27 Vac
11-
1
10-20
$5.60
preferred
27(4c
11-
1
10-20
$5.70
preferred
$5.96
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.62y2%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
11-
1
10-20
$1.15
11-
1
10-20
$1.18%
11-
1
10-20
$1.40%
3.907c
preferred
4.15%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
iquar.)
4.40%
preferred
$100
4.40%
4.60%
preferred $25 par
preferred (quar.)
4.75 %
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
yl-20
97yac
y2-
1
l
yl-20
y2-
l
27»/2c
y2-
l
yl-20
yl-20
yl-20
(quar.)
preferred
Industries
y2-
1
1
yl-20
y2-
1
yl-20
Trunkline
27yac
y2-
1
yl-20
12-
1
11-
1
208
33c
12-
1
11-
36c
12-
1
11-
1
20c
11-17
10-17
1
10-14
11-
1
preferred
B
56 %c
Spur
class A
Oil
Co.
Stamford
Inc.
& Sons,
Standard
1
$4
11-15
11-
1
$3.70
12-10
11-
4
$3.50
11I-
1
10-14
1
12-
11-15
11-
40C
(initial)
12-
1
11-16
10-14
5c
convertible
$1.60
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 472%
pfd. (quar.)
Standard Packaging, $1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.60
6%
Stanley
Class
B
Stanray
State
Ltd.,
Brock,
Corp.
Stock
3I/z%
11-15
(Raleigh)
Union
1
11-15
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
dividend
(quar.)„__i—__—
—
12-
9
4%
12-
2
11-
4
4%-
12-30
12-
2
87yac
(quar.)
common
11-
12-19
30c
12-30
12-
2
1
10-14
preferred
Steel Co.
Stock
$1.25
—
Ltd.
12-30
12-15
Lines
United
Parts
Fruit
United
Life
Stock
(quar.)
t60c
•—
15c
11-15
10-14
United New
10c
Steel
11-15
10-14
United
4%
11-15
10-14
United
Corp—
dividend
Steinbergs,
Sterchi
Ltd.,
Bros.
5%%
preferred
$$1.31
(quar.)_
A
Stores
25c
(quar.).Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
11-
1
10-
3
II-15
10-25
12-
11-25
U.
9
S.
(Michaels)
25c
12-15
12-
1
U.
S.
Fire
i2yac
12-
1
11-18
U.
S.
1
10-14
56%C
11-30
11-11
$1.1214
11-30
11-1S
57c
1-2-61
12-15
4Va%
U.
—
4(4%
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
4(4% preferred ($100 par)
fauar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Still-Man Manufacturing Corp.—
Metal
S.
(N.
J.),
preferred
Pipe
&
57*
preferred
Whelan
12Vac
6- 15-61
5-31
Universal
Controls
12yac 9- 15-61
8-31
Universal
Insurance
Leaf
y«c
12-15
11-30
Universal
y8c 3- 15-61
2-28
Universal
5-31
Upper
Furniture
Stouffer
Stock
Corp.
(stock
dividend)
dividend
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Suburban
Gas
(quar.)
common
2-10
25c
11-
1
10-14
(quar.)_
common
25c
11-15
11-
1
5.20%
preferred
(1951
series)
(quar.)
65c
12-
1
preferred
(1952
series)
(quar.)
65c
11-
1
10-17
Stock
(quar.)
25c
Sunshine
._
Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)
12-
9
10-31
67*
12-
9
10-31
$1.10
dividend
Inc. (quar.)
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
4%
B
;
(quar.)
preferred
;
(s-a)
;
12-
2
11-
4
(quar.)_;
common
4.16%
preferred B
5.10%
preferred
Utah-Idaho
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
Teck-Hughes
Gold
Mines,
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4y4%. preferred
12-15
11-15
12-15
20c
1
11-
1
10-
$1
11-
2
11-20
1010-
$1.12V2
12-
12-
New
Van
15c
11-
1
1
(9-for-5
new
11-30
11-30
11-
stock
Corp.
11-15
10-14
10-31
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-15
10-
7
12-
1
3
1
10-21
1
10-21
20c
10-31
10-
5
com.
20c
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
31-
1
12-
1
10-31
28c
12-13
4'/a%
preferred
Sanders
&
(quar.)
Co.
Mutual
(s-a)_.
Fund
1
12-
9
1
1112-
1
11-
10-14
11-17
3
10-14
11-15
10-28
$1.12%
.
11-15
10-28
.
35c
1
11-15
$.047
11-18
1-
and
10-25
10c
— —
Vangas, Inc„ $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)_
Vickers, Ltd. Ordinary (interim)—^
(Amounts to approximately $.035 per de¬
positary share after deduction of fees
11-
11-16
30c
(reduced)
11-
1
11-
3772c
11-
2j/2%
1
(stock
dividend)
Corp.
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
$1.06 'A
1-
1
12-
preferred
$1.15
1-
1
12-
9
Wachovia
preferred
(quar.)
$1.1«
1-
1
12-
preferred
9
Waco-Porter
(quar.)
$1.16y4
1-
1
12-
9
Wakefield
Company, 5%
$1.22ya
1-
1
12-
9
Walker
Ce.,
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
5V4%
4.50%
4.72%
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
1-
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4.56
4.96%
Service,
preferred
preferred"
$4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Instruments, 47*
Power
&
Light
preferred
preferred
£4.76
preferred
preferred
National
Quarterly
Thompson
(quar )__
9
12-
9
12-
9
1
Class
A
(quar.)
9-26
1
10-14
Waste
9-15
10-13
(quar.)
211
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$1.19
.
1111-
1
10-10
$1.21
11- 1
10-10
.
Pa.)—
r
King
Corp.,
6%
11-15
11-
4
15c
11-15
11-
X
Co.,
American
and
from
year
year-end
a
net
securities
profits
ending Oct. 31)
Telephone, common
West
preferred
of
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
(s-a)
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
t20c
10-31
10- 8
12-
11-
25c
11-
1
10-20
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-15
10-31
10-10
preferred
11-10
(quar.)
37V2C
Less
for
not
12-30
12-30
11-21
11-
1-3-61
4
this
10-
1
11-
10-
1
f56Vic
.
for
11-1
11-15
1
dividend
the
at
Noik-
source.
British income tax.
General Corporation and
Investment News
Continued from vage 8
of
1
10-14
11-
microwave
components
]
which
At
the
stock
preseint
of
the
termined.
officers
time
and
value
sale
of
at
value
of
$2.59
per
and
directors
the presently
book
there
and
company,
Members
such
the
offering
of
of the
market
price
the
company,
66.187*
the
for
been arbitrarily de¬
family, who are the
225,000 shares, or 93.76%,
own
completion of the offering
upon
outstanding shares.
company's balance sheet dated May 31,
outstanding stock is $1.54 per share, and
per
share of the 100,000 shares offered,
in
shares
the
on
the
to
basis
equity
contributed
by
be
of
outstanding
the
of
the
the
May
31,
presently
purchasers
will
1960
be
the
the
PROCEEDS—Of
of
presently
the
net
proceeds
from
expenses)
stock
common
offered,
thet
(estimated
sale
by
$113,912.97
at
the
sheet,
and
shares
will
shares
used
after the
of the, shares
to
other
10-31
12-30
26'Ac
11-15
9-30
1
10-17
11-21
9-30
12-
the
of
The
company.
$396,313.53,
purpose,
will
balance
of
none
be
general corporate
used
which
to
of
has
such
been
supplement
net
proceeds
allocated
working
for
Common
stock
•Includes
Stock
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
9
$1.50
$1.50
10-20
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
1-3-61
12-
1
Outstanding
bank!
None
None
(par value $1)
shares
30,000
192,
p.
*850,000 shs.
reserved
for
issuance
340,000 shs.
the
upon
exercise
of
942.
Public Service Electric & Gas
The
company
Utility
on
Oct.
filed
24
Commissioners
of
an
Co.—Financing—
application
with
1
1
the
Board
of
the
State
of
New
Jersey
covering
250,000 shares of a new issue of
cumulative preferred stock (par values $100
per share).
It is planned
to sell the preferred stock in
December, possibly on the thirteenth.
The net proceeds from the sale will be added
to the general funds
the
proposed
the
issuance
and
will
and
company
sale
be
of
used
by
it
for
purposes,
including either the payment of
its
current
construction program or
the
the
Among
11-15
for
FINANCING
Authorized
options.—V.
unsecured
.
the
par¬
and
purposes.
GIVING
to
in
any
capital
Capital:
with
36'Ac
the
borrowings from banks and notes payable to
borrowings were made to provide additional working
CAPITALIZATION
10-10
11-
all
repay
outstanding
Such
for
ticular
10-10
1
being
now
$510,226.50
company
be
will
book
approximately
balance
outstanding
of
1960, the
assuming
offered.
10-10
1
12-
common
has
Kardon
the
340,000
increase
been
of
own
the
share
have
established
no
relatives
outstanding shares and
$6.00
the
is
the
used
are
9
1
40c
1
in electronic
systems such
as
those
for
radar, missile guidance,
satellite
communications
and
tracking, air traffic control, and various other forms of telecommunica¬
tion,
telemetering and television that make use of the highest fre¬
quencies in the radio frequency spectrum known as microwaves.
12-14
11-
32c
(s-a)
10-14
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
x Less Jamaica income tax.
1
11-
36c
common
1
12-15
t35c
closed
payable
fiscal
—
8-29
$1.25
payable to officers
cents
(quar.)
11-
65c
(quar.)__;
notes
income
33
1
Amer.
&
its
general corporate
of
the cost of
portion
a
repayment
(quar.)
6$ special guaranteed
10-18
12-15
20c
Ordinary
notes
4c
payment
10-14
y
of
shares
1
10-31
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 77*.
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
6%
Transfer books
a
5
$1.15
pfd. C
Wellington Equity Fund—
(3%
cents
from
net
investment
$1.44 conv.
60c
Ltd.
6%
11-
25c
conv.
West Coast
1
W.)
6%
11-25
8c
Waterbury National Bank (Conn.)
Welkom Gold Mining, Ltd.—
10-14
(s-a)
(quar.)___
10-25
9
8c
$1.25
Washington Natural Gas
10-14
1
Co.
11-
I2V2C
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—
1
1
62V2C
series), Ltd.
11-15
11-
11-
10-14
11-
17J/ac
(quar.)__
10-31
60c
11-
11-30
1
6V2c
class A
11-30
11-
income)
10-31
1-20
11-
$1.27
11-15
11-25
investment
11-15
$1.25
$2.25
10-31
30c
(From
10-17
'<
11-15
40c
Pictures. Inc. (quar.)
Swasey Co. (quar.)—
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
11-15
$1.26
11-15
Bros.
10-14
1
W.)
Company
deduction
62'Ac
(quar.)
1-13
1
32Vac
■
9
12-
&
10-31
11-
•
capital
10%
Warner
1
11-
4V2%
officers.
Warner
11-
$1
___
(Scranton.
Co.
12-
$1.14
_
;
R.)
1
1
9
9
9
$1
25c
I
(quar.)^
(quar.)
;
(John
1-
1-
12-
12-
12-
common
11-30
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
Bank
1
Co.—
(quar.)
$4.56
1
1
(quar.)—
;
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of
$1.25
;_
12-
1-10
10-14
25c
,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
_
(quar.)
Texas
$4.84
t40c
1-
&
(Winston-Salem, N. C.)
(quar.)_
$1.27
_
(quar.)
Transmission—
Texas
Third
$1.25
common..
preferred
Gas
4%
$1.18
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
$5.08
1
1-
Electric
Texas
11
$1.28
$1.31j/4
Canada,
Texas
$1.27 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Texaco
:
& Tr.
Corp.
1-31
10-31
37c
(quar.)
common
Short-term debt:
Bank
10-14
7-10
Zeller's,
10-31
9
(quar.)_
4.64%
5.10%
Light
15c
.
9
1
•
90c
20c
.
4.60%
4.65%
$1.50
15c
Vulcan
12-
10-31
4-19
amount
Coke
$1.50
11-
1
7-31-61-
10-17
expenses)
Virginia Iron Coal &
11-15
12-27
12-
45c
•
4c
(1947
these persons will
On the basis of
capital
;___
______
11-30
6c
(quar.)
5
37x/ac
the
split)
10-19
10-14
11-
of America,
10-31
10-31
1-31-61
11-15
1
11-
(increased-quar.)
common
(initial-quar.)
10-
11-15
4-29-61
10-14
Sea Foods—
common
10-31
1-31
12-2
.
3772c
10-14
11-
Fund—
Raalte,
2-21
1-3-61
377ac
10-28
10c
Van Camp
5
receipts.
Cab
1
11-18
$1.31'A
from
10-31
9
12-
15c
$1.37ya
income & 4c
10-21
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
York County Gas (quar.)
10-21
earned
(6c from
1
11-21
11-18
1-
12-15
10-
(s-a)
11-
11-
67*
10-19
12-
11-15
67*
11-17
11-
10-21
16c
Inc
Wrigley
Monthly
3
1
11-21
17*
—_
(Two shs. for each five held)
(Wm.), Jr. (monthly)
3
11-
10-21
Vanderbilt
10-20
(F.
deposit
10-31
II-
1
11-15
•
Stock div.
7
1
10-20
11-15
Woolworth
12-20
1
10-20
11-15
(F.
10-20
$2.50 1-10-61
1
Sugar
1
12-
10-18
Inc.—
(accum.)
Stores
Woolworth
Yellow
1
25c
preferred
Woodward
11-17
11-
Income
1
11-
(quar.)
Wometco Enterprises,
Class B
(quar.):
of
Value Line
•
11-
-11-15
$1.12V2
—
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
11-15
12-
11-
11-15
$1.02%
(quar.)
7
11-
11-15
I5c
(quar;)_
com.
10-
18c
(quar.)
Vance
$1.04
(s-a)
1
40c
common
;_x.
;
7
11-
50c
11-15
$1.08
Ltd.
10-
15c
(quar.)
11-15
7>/ac
<
:
common
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1
25c
10-14
$1.27%
(quar.)
1-23
11-
7Vac
12-14
'
(quar.)__
C
2-15
3%
87y2c
10-31
18c
(quar.)
I
12y2c
(quar.)
10c
20c
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
10-19
6272c
25c
,
11-15
30c
25c
_
$1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-18
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
7
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
20c
Taft
10-
$1.43%
preferred
Vanadium
TIME,
10-20
lo-io
62y2c
11-15
5.20%
Sun Oil Co.
1
10-14
10-31
1
11-
(quar.)
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas,
11-
"11-10
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
2-28
10-15
22Vac
Power,
5%%
11-10
4%
1
377ac
com. (quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
Peninsula
5% 7*
11-30
11-
8c
(quar.)
11-1
75c
12c
preferred
6 7*
,
(quar.)_
Corp.
5%%
11-30
10c
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
Tobacco
Match
10-14
100 7*
___
3
$1
(quar.)
Upjohn Company
8-31
Storkline
11-
$1
(quar.)
com.
10-10
25c
5.08 7*
preferred (quar.)_
Witherbee Sherman Corp.—
10-15
•
Y.)
5 7*
10-15
10c
pref.
conv.
Class
1
3
3
12y2c
(N.
preferred
Wurlitzer
Extra
Class
11-
10-20
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4y2%>
Co.
Corp.,
Class
9--15-61
11-15
11-
'50c
(quar.)
Class
VbC 6--15-61
10-20
10-20
_
(s-a.)
$3.50
y«c
10-20
47c
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
(quar.)
United Transit Co., common
(quar.)
United
25%.
10-14
11-15
_„
Insurance
Foundry
2-28
(stock dividend)
11-15
1272c
common
11-30
Inc.
10-14
11-15
dividend)
& Canal
Chemical,
Insurance
12-15
Class
1
(initial)
12yac 3- 15-61
Class
1
11-
6c
(reduced)
Class
Stop & Shop,
11-
45c
Ltd.—
America,
Accident
&
Lines
11-
12yac
Stern
-
37*
of
Co.
&
Borax
(quar.)
A
Service,
10-14
preferred
6%
10-19
30c
Shoe Machinery, common
preferred
(quar.)—
6%
(quar.)—
pfd.
&
Public
1
1
$1272c
Jersey RR.
Sheet
i2yac
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
5%
preferred C (quar.)
Power
Wisconsin
11-30
11-
$78780
,
Biscuit Co.
10-31
50c
j.'.
A
Power,
Wisconsin
12-15
11-
7
10c
6c
67*
5.04%
(quar.)-:.
dividend
United
(quar.)
of Canada,
Air
i.
Inc
87yac
Aircraft Corp.—
preference (1955 series)
preference (1956 series)
10-
(initial-monthly)
Electric
Fund,
$3.50
United
United
common
3.60%
$1.25
(Baltimore) (s-a)
(subject to stockholders ap¬
Jan. 16, 1961)
1
Monthly
Wisconsin
62V2c
._
11-
..
.
Fund,
class
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
10- 7
(monthly)
10-14
Co. of Md.
on
New
7
1
25c
Industries
Industries,
12-13
Stock dividend
proval
Growth
Win-Chek
11-25
10-
11-
25c
10-31
$1
(quar.)
12-15
10-31
25c
10-14
92y2c
California
30c
<
$1.43%
25c
10-14
$1.12J/2
(stock
9
$1.25
10-31
:
'
-
12-
common
30c
(quar.)
1
1-3-61
(quar.)
10-31
.___
(increased)
of
Union Trust
15c
(quar.)__
Corp.
Canada,
Union Lumber Co.
11-15
Winfield
10-19
11-
(quar.)__
A
10-19
11-15
Quarterly
10-14
6c
Corp.
Oil
$2.62
(quar.)
1
$1
$3
Ltd.—
of
1
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
Co.
1
12%
Co.,
preferred
Financial
Gas
Oil
1
11-
tl7Vac
(quar.)
common
Williams-McWilliams Industries,
Stock dividend
11-15
11-
10-19
1
$1.25
(quar.)
$3.12
(quar.)
Union
25c
Ins.
preferred
Common
11-25
10-14
1
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores
(quar.)
1
12-
10-28
10-28
preferred
Wisconsin
Corp., class A
12-
11-
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
11-
noc
(quar.)
Life
Chemical
6%
B
12-
30c
—
12y2c
2'Ac
Street
preferred
Finance
Class
1
+15c
(quar.)
A
11-
(quar.)
30c
—
class
(quar.)
Capital
Stauffer
56 'Ac
10-14
30c
preferred
40c
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
10-14
11-22
Co.—
Union
preferred
1111-
(Texas)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union
1
Dredging Corp.—
(Conn.)
Co.
$4.50
11-
15c
—
Industries
Water
Wilcox
$.00125
Insurance
__
Electric
10-14
11-15
45c
(quar.)-.
Chemical
Stamford
$5
10-14
$1.49
1st preferred (quar.)'_
City Trust (Elizabeth, N. J.)_.
20c
(quar.)—:
10-14
11-
$1.42ya
6'A7*
Union
5%c
—
11-
$1.40
7
1
11-
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
Wilbur Chocolate,
10-14
11-
(quar.)___
Ltd.
White
11-14
11-
;
Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4ya % preferred (quar.)
i,
10-14
1
1
50c
White
10-14
5%
(quar.)
lien
9-30
1211-
25c
(quar.)
White Sewing Machine—
$2 prior preference
(quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-21
3272c
White-Rodgers Co.
11-
.
70c
$3.50
common-
RR.- (quar.)_
& Stationery—
Paper,
prior
$1.22Vz
(quar.)
LaSalle
Westminster
11-
;
(Interim)
(quar.)
com.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance,
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spencer Kellogg
Union
Union
(quar.)
Spector Freight System, Inc.,
Class
__
South
12-15
10-28
3174C
Westinghouse Air Brake
4%
10-20
62Vac
Telephone,
(quar.)-
preferred
63 %c
_,.
1
(quar.)
1-4-61
Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
Ninth Unit, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Tudor City
30c
Securities—
&
12-15
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
1-4-61
Gas
_:
Inc.
Investments
1-4-81
.
.
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
$2.54 preferred (s-a)
True Temper Corp., common
y2-
3
10-
1-4-61
preferred
$1.15
(quar.)
4%%*
7%
10-31
125c
$6.25
11-
$1.44
10-14
Trico Oil & Gas (quar.)
Tropical Gas Co.—
$140%
com.
1
125c
(initial)
B
$1.1875
,
(quar.)
Common
Class
yl-20
y2-
(quar.)
preferred
11-
122yac
(quar.)
,
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
yl-20
$1.10
(quar.)
$1.32
Spartans
1
$1.0375
_
Southwestern States Telephone,
Special
y2-
$1.0625
—.
.
10-10
Radio
Triangle
10-20
1
(quar.)___
par
(quar.)
preferred
1
y2-
——
(quar.)_
preferred
11-
92yac
:———
1
1
1
22'/ac
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Lumber, class A (initial)
Trav-ler
11-
11^-
11-
Pipeline—
preferred
4.40%
5.625%
Gas
$1.06%
4.75%
1
11-15
20c
Common
$1.03%
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
12-
20c
130c
10-20
(quar.)
57*
(quar.)
1
preferred
Western
1
11-11
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Tablet
9-30
1
11-
$1.50
Pacific
9-30
■
11-
35c
preferred
Western
1
™
11-15
5
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
67*
■
11-
(quar.)
1
11-
-
10-27
Extra
5.207*
11-
(quar.)
92yac
(quar.)
12-
10%
(quar.)
Transcontinental
Holdings,
Western Light &
57*
12-15
Corp. Fund—
(quar.)
3.70%
10-15
(quar.)—
12-
11-15
$1.12V2
receipts Ordinary
Insurance Securities Co.,
A
$47'Ac
____
preferred
par)
11-15
1
(stock div.)
Y.
12-20
30c
(quar.)__
American dep.
Western
11-15
1
11-
57*
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4Va 7*
5 %
quar.)
Western
Corp.—
(quar.)
3.70%
4.15%
1
12-
(stock dividend)
Company
Trans-Canada
Service—
(increased
12-
Common
;
Southwestern
Trust
&
Transamerica Corp.
70c
(Dallas)—
12-15
JlOc
Bank
Trane
12-15
lc
Extra
Service—
(quar.)
10-15
3
1-
$1.06'A
Tool Research & Engineering
Stock dividend
Southwestern
1
12-31
3%
12yac
$1.14
1
5Va%
B)
—.
1
1
and
25c
'
Westchester Fire Insurance (N.
Y.)
Western Air Lines (quar.)______
j.
11-
common
A
(quar.)
Royalty Co._.
11-
Co.,
1
the
Class
15c
Power
11-10
!
(quar.)_
Point Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4727* preferred (quar.)
Co.—
277ac
Nevada
12-
Gas
Holder*
West
11-
class
on
(quar.)
Southern
of
Ohio
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
West
11-30
30c
split
preferred
Tom Bell
11-30
12-15
shares
B
preferred
4.56%
(quar.)
2-for-l
a
12-15
$1
—___—
(increased-quar.)
Edison
4»/4%
$2.38
(quar.)
A
dividend
A
Toledo
7
11-
approved
class
Per
Name of Company
35c
_
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
West
(quar.)
(Stock
Class
When
Share
Wooldridge, Inc.—
4% preferred (quar.)
Thrhtimnrt, Inc., class A
Tip Top Products Co.—\
7
11-
35c
Chemical
Co.
11-14
68c
(quar.)
Materials
11-14
1
59c
preferred (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
Southern
11-14
1
12-
59c
preferred
&
1
12-
t62»/ac
(quar.)
Company
12-
Thompson
Directors
4.72%
Fertilizer
Per
Name of Company
11-14
34c
Southern Canada Power, Ltd.,
Southern Colorado Power—
Southern
1
25c
(quar.)
Southern
12-
26 Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
5.44%
When
Share
Southern California Water,
.
the
will
short-term
the
present
include
each,
and
12-15
342,000
11-15
unit
will
bank
financing of
kw.
be
company's
time,
two
the
are
loans
current
major
the
turbine
hew
controlled
at
by
1 Mercer
of
to
be
units
of
a
in
made
or
portion
projects,
under
320,000
kw.
at
which
way
Generating'-Station,'
of
of
connection
both.
capacity-
a
fifth
turbine-generator
unit
of
Generating
Station.
The
latter
Westinghouse digital computer system,
Sewaren
a
or
expansion,
construction
generator
installation
capacity
made
plant
Volume
called
Prodac,
the
down
will
new
programmed
be
unit,
including
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
start,
to
and
operate
amounts
shut
turbine-generator
the boiler,
of
and
forth
set
below,
is
It
tinue
that
heavy
oe
but
the
has
19S1
type
not
construction
company's
during
amount,
the
securities
yet
and
and
Blyth
nine
Brown
Clark,
ended
of $3,825,434,
Sept.
30,
share, for the similar period a
reported to shareholders on Oct. 23.
pen
first
nine
of
revenues
months
of
1960
with
year
and
Champ
$323,098,748,
subsidiaries
its
Merrill
&
Co.,
compared, with
of
quarter
the
year
reduced
on
compared
with
$105,611,380,
share,
a
$311,509,-
revenues of
on
is
comprised
of
sales
on
of
•"
chemical,
paper
and
of- truck
trailers
and
industrial
plants
Co..,
for
the
lessor
of
other
Pullman-Standard
tex
Division,
f
metals
for
323
of
The-7cars
in
and
its
revolutionary
were
designed
in
foot
the
Of
323
ordered
by
65-%
the
of
ordered
research
for
Train
nation's
Train
Co.,
American
auto
to
will
cars
service
■
and
San
It
leased
the
the
to
On
to
to
cars
York
New
Western
the
Central
Railroad
Maryland.
LO-DEK
new
Co.
T
announced
20
Oct.
on
,
the
purchase
of
a
new
in Controlomat Corp.,
Boston, Mass.,. and the formation
corporation of the same name with headquarters in Dayton.
purchase brings together two firms with a strong interest in
automotive
bookkeeping.
The
Automotive
Division
of
Reynolds
&
Reynolds
has been designing and manufacturing accounting systems
apd operating forms for new car dealers since 1927, while Controlomat
been active in electronic accounting for auto dealerships since 1956.
Working from punched
tapes,
Controlomat uses data
processingequipment to deliver all accounting records, including general ledger
has
and
accounts
receivable
statements,
the
to
in
dealer
printed
form
at
New England
month
at
two
regional
processing centers in
A third center will open next
and the Pacific Northwest.
the
Reynolds
Midwest area.
Seven
plant
in
Celina,
centers and
more
data
Ohio,
to
serve
six-State
a
sales force
sizable
a
are
planned.
also
in
first
nine
months
months
period
reported.
than
1960
higher,
were
first
nine
cigarette shipments for
as
forma
than
for
previous
any
nine
months
-
of
J
.
1960,
sales
.
$1,052,167,000,
were
a
gain
of $101,962,000, or 10.7% over sales of $950,205,000 for the same period
of 1959.
Net
earnings for the nine months we re estimated at $75,-
984,000,
13.4%.
The
shares of
estimated
common
OM959.,
•
Sales for
sales
oyer
the
with $66,979,000 for the
compared
the
of
earnings
SEC
has
exemption
respect
1C04
$3.76
were
share
per
.'
..
...
.
; '
20,000,000
on
third quarter were $372,933,000,
$339,658,000
the
for
third
./
.
$33,275,000, or 9.8%
up
quarter
'
of
to
a
South
with
third
over
quarter were estimated at $26,961,000, an
the earnings of $24,409,000 for the corresponding quarter of
The
third
with
quarter
$1.20 for
Earnings
valuation
the
equal to
quarter last year.
earnings
same
computed
are
method,
$1.34
were
the
on
adopted by
last-in,
share,
per
first-out
$10,000,000
of
corporation's
the
5^4%
new
sinking
308.
issue
fund
debentures due 1985
by
was placed on the market on Oct. 27
18-member group of underwriting firms managed
an
by Morgan
Stanley
scribed and
the
REFUNDING—The
interest
to
yield
to
1,
1965
Nov.
otherwise
are
106%
to
St.,
retire
to
priced
are
100%%
at
and
accrued
maturity. They are not refundable prior
obtained at a lower interest cost, but
money
callable
at
optional
sinking
redemption
fund,
prices
beginning
in
ranging
from
scheduled
is
1962,
100%
the
PROCEEDS—Net
retire
issue
entire
$3,850,000
by
maturity
from
proceeds
of term
bank
prices
at
sale
the
loans
and
temporary bank loans. Some $2,500,000
certain
present
=
•
-
S.
Leinbach,
managements.
the
at
meeting
1,167,998
proposal,
while
merger,
,
of
the
increase
value
par
call
all
for
the
Lassiter-Fairtex-
in
authorized
from
Riegel
com¬
2,000,000 shares,
to
issue
stock
common
and
'
total
a
the
of
of
other
153,843 shares for Lassiter-
in
first
income
net
Riegel
the
of
operations
the
of
Riegel,
of
1960
$1,750,000,
stock
common
Bloomer,
in
resulted
the
On
to
be
income
net
mergers,
of
half
order
an
ranging
will
be
from
used
by Riegel
$2,500,000
approximately
will
be
used
to
100.75%
cover
:
in
and
that
converter
a
temporaritly
under
the
of.
BUSINESS—Riegel Paper Corp. is a leading manufacturer of flexible
materials (38% of sales); industrial, printing and specialty
(14%);
(4% ).
sey,
converted
paperboard
pulps
(18%);
bleached
paperboard
products
(12%); miscellaneous products
Riegel operates plants or mills in Georgia, Indiana, New Jer¬
New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
conditional
basis
$1.05
con¬
of
to
transactions
consisted
common
of:
company's July 3, 1960 capitalization, giving
relating to the mergers and completion of this
$28,722,000
in
underwriters
the
of
long-term
debt
and
1,665,714
shares
stock
by
this
1933
company
an
has
the
underwriting
named
below
agreed
to
terms
sell
and
agreement
have
severally
to
them
subject
dated
to
Oct.
agreed
severally,
to
in
the
26,
of
company,
of securities
filed
July
21,
suspension
not
1960,
from
&
the
$2
facts
Section
the
failed
exceeding $300,000
the
said
common, shares
order
company
at $2
1960,
the
the
and
respective
total
a
stock
common
and
an
address
paid
in
and
in
to
1935
18,750
25
17
(the
accordingly,
anti-fraud
failed
respond
stock,
(4)
the
all
controlling
three
the
of
of
to
to
the
provision)
cooperate
stock
the
of
with
communication
a
underwriter
with
the
intended
material
persons,
highest-paid
the
and
the
with
the
of
use
well
as
the
amount
offering,
transactions
(3)
cash
with
Net
to
the
and
to
all
percentage
of
proceeds
and
to
of
sale
officials
each
and
of
the
in
directors
the
of
conjecture.—V.
on
192,
540.
p.
Salant, Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
$907,876,
B
Total
net
sales
share
per
holders
1961
to
nine
months
this
year
to
rose
$20,771,908
from
record
the
Nov.
stockholders
&
and
Salant
1960.
B
Dec.
record
27 V2
of
1960
tcp,
tion
15,
1960.
192,
Electronics,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Offering of 250,000 shares of common stock of Scantlin
Electronics, Inc. (Los Angeles, Calif.) was made on
Oct.
26
by underwriters headed by Carl M. Loeb,
the
after
sale
the
is
of
offering.
oversubscribed
the
and
the
shares
75,000
and
option
from
additional
of
the
shares to
It
shares
of
is
selling
In
shares are being sold by
secondary offering of out¬
a
addition
stockholders
the underwriters
to
over-allotments
purchase
in
made
hold
to
up
the
intended
consists
balance
of
and
company
a
an
the net proceeds
of
the
proceeds will be
received
added
by the company from
to repay loans of $185,000.
to
the
general
funds
stock
♦Does
working
will
be
available
stock
broker
obtain
to
showing the last sale of
stock
summary
exchange
to
for
from
a
his
security
which
it
working
Quotron
as
is
of the day's transactions
■CAPITALIZATION
capital
and
GIVING
desk
it appeared
connected,
on
or
stockholder
*4%
insurance
of
15,500
the
to
company
approximately
and
proceeds
the
for
$242,500
expenses
the
of
following,
$100,000
35,000
products
25,000
25,000
capital
GIVING
57,500
„
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
15,500
shares
stock
to
of
stock
common
purchase
purchase.—V.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
u
common
entitled
are
192,
*225,000 shs.
issuable
warrants
which
the
upon
the
under¬
1242.
p.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
This
the
manufacturer
bottle
and
nine
Net
620,
closures,
months
of
paper-plastic
milk
24
Sept.
reported
30,
Oct.
on
ended
cartons,
containers, cups
operations in
1960.
the
results
of
'
sales
for the period totaled $42,587,147, compared with $39,483,adjusted, in the first, nine months of 1959.
as
Net
income
amounted
to
$1,294,384, equivalent to
$1.93
per
share
on
the 671,382 shares of common stock outstanding on Sept. 30,
In the
comparable 1959 period* Sealright reported net earnings of $1,810,677,
equal to $2.71 per share on the 667,982 shares then outstanding.
Earnings
before
provision
for
taxes
Seligman &
sales
Net
of
$2,660,479*
were
761,077 in 1959's first nine months.—V.
192,
p.
against
as
$3,-
1495.
Latz, Inc.—Earnings—
Seligman
& Latz, Inc.,
which operates the nation's
chain, rose 8% to $9,944,000 in the three months
the third quarter of the company's fiscal year,
from $9,172,000 in the same period in 1959, Edwin K. Latz, President,
largest beauty salon
ended
July
31,
announced
Net
1960,
Oct.
on
11.
after
income
.
taxes
(unaudited)
amounted
to $422,127, equal,
54 cents per share on 751,600 common
outstanding. This compares with $429,843
in the third quarter of fiscal 1959, which was equal to 55 cents per
share on the same capitalization.
after
and
preferred
class
B
dividends,
to
shares
common
In
the
nine months ended July 31,
1960, net sales amounted to
$28,530,000, against $26,692,000 in the corresponding period a year ago.
income was $954,761 or $1.21 per share, after preferred divi¬
dends, compared with $1,022,014. in the nine months ended July 31,
equal
1959,
to $1.30
share.
per
Seligman & Latz, Inc. now has 277 beauty salons in operation, com¬
pared with 259 at the beginning of the fiscal year. Located, in leading
department and specialty shops in the. United, States, Canada and
Mexico,
the
Seligman
this
in
&
salons
Latz
country.—V.
Sheraton
This
Corp.
corporation,
registration
192,
include
the
famous
"Antoine"
2512.
p.
of America—Files
of
470
statement
Atlantic
with
the
Employee Plan—
Boston,
Ave.,
Oct.
on
24
filed
SEC
covering. 13,500 "Memberships
in the Sheraton Empolyees Savings Plan,"
together with $750,000 of
debentures
due
March
1,
1967
(with warrants)
$550,000
of 5y2%
a.
first
sinking
mortgage
which
stock
bonds due 1973, and
be
acquired
pursuant
fund
may
90,000
shares
thereto.—V.
of
192,
1344.
P.
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
This
corporation,
statement
600
the
with
stock,
SEC
Fifth
New
Ave.,
Oct.
on
offered
be
to
I960,
20,
pursuant
to
York,
filed a registration
covering 750,000 shares of
the
company's Restricted
(1959).—V* 192, p. 746.
Option Plan
Skelly Oil Co.—Files Stock Plan—
the
under
of
company,
SEC
Oct.
on
for
reserved,
the
other key
25,
Tulsa,
1960,
issuance
Okla., filed a registration, statement with
covering 100,000 shares of common stock,
the, exercise of options to be granted,
upon
company's. Restricted Stock Option Plan for
employees of the company.—V. 192, p. 1495.
officers
and
Southern Investment & Finance Corp.—SEC Complaint
the
policies
by
(no
cash
president
as
1100,000
a
The
if
a
printed tape
the ticker tape of
desired,
TO
PRESENT
surrender
of
the
value
company,
of
common
2,000,000 shs.
.___
of
an
payable
insurance
upon
stock
are
on
maturity
'
reserved
69,975
1,377,400 shs.
policy
the
'
death claim.
shares
None
69,975
—
printed
Outstanding
$185,000
loan-
par)_
a
FINANCING
for
the
life
of
the
%
issuance
.
upon
to
sions
the
of
the
enjoin
this
Securities
defendant
Act
in
of
&
Co.
and J.
21 the filing of
Franklin of Macon,
Oct.
M.
the registration and antirfraud provi¬
the offer and sale of promissory notes
corporation.
Southern Nevada Power
Weld
announced
corporation
further violating
from
of
Regional; Office
Atlanta
SEC
court, action
Georgia,
cor¬
tl}e exchange in that security.
EFFECT
notes
company
stock
♦Secured
of
general
unit
on
Authorized
5%
the
use
(10c par)__
include
not
exercise
the
of
purposes, including possible temporary reduction of bank loans
in connection with the company's Quotron
program.
Quotron,
current production in limited quantities, is a device which enables
the
proceeds
Amount to be
of
PROCEEDS—Part
in
to
net
aggregate
commissions
offering.
the sale of the additional shares will be used
The
the
will
course
business
of
Scantlin
Electronics,
incorporated in
design, development and manufacture, and sale and
lease, of proprietary electronic devices for specialized and industrial
and commercial applications.
1957,
that
sold
underwriting
Authorized
Common
This
175,000
represent
cover
York,
of chrome-plated,
metal, con¬
feeding tables finished in chrome with a
periodically added new items to its list of
estimated
the
Additional
closed.
books
offered,
shares
the
of
one
25,000
Fenner & Smith Inc.
share. The offering was
per
standing shares by two stockholders.
an
has
Development of additional
Advertising, and promotion
Stoc^:
Lynch, Pierce,
priced at $12
was
New
manufacturing and selling, pads
the early 1940's its operations
During
Repayment of notes payable to bank—
Payment of accounts payable
including Merrill
company
in
par
manufacturer
and
it
payment
common
OPTION—Of
of
100
cribs-playpens.
Rhoades & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
The stock
business
the
first
and
PROCEEDS—It
from
common,
Scantlin
*"
since its
formation,
the
latest
items
being identical doll
and
baby
strollers
which
are
offered
as
mother-daughter
outfits, English-type doll coaches, nylon mesh play-pens, and combina¬
to stock¬
major producer of popular-priced sports shirts,
p. 445.
a
jackets.—V.
sole
942.
cents
have also declared a 3% stock
capital stocks, payable Jan. 16,
They
class
and
A
of
is
a
1,
class
p.
strollers
chain
/
declared
regular quarterly dividend
the class A capital stock, payable Nov. 15,
on
on
Salant
slacks
have
of
dividend
for
last year.
Directors
originally incorporated
was
playpens.
high-chairs
melamine
capital
$18,905,062
appointed
After-tax
earnings
to
class
been
60,000 shares of this firm's
per share.
•
$5
in
and
the
was
vertible
be
itemized
the
of
payable
officers
to
expenses
reasonably
a
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, lm>0, increased
equivalent to $1.25 per share on the class A and
stock, according to Robert S. Salant, President.
This
compares with net earnings of $840,019, or $1.16 per share in the same
1959 period.
8%
has
expanded to include crib pads and upholstered chairs, and there¬
a variety of other related children's items
including some designed
developed by David I. Scharaga, the president of the company. The
company
Securities
Commission
outstanding securities held by
promoters and management officials and to be held by public investors
if the
100,000 shares are sold, and the respective amounts of cash
paid therfor; and (B) the offering circular failed to include aporopriate financial statements of the company and included projections
&
Co.
corporation.-f-V. 192,
after
in
offering
respect
management
remuneration
as
officers
(5)
and
the
Kleinzahler, Walker & Co., and
Co., Inc. offered, in equal amounts,
company
engage
high-chairs
were
pro¬
asserts
that,
company
to
connection
statement
Trust
stock of
of
at
BUSINESS—The
share.
per
share
offering
price
represents
the
market
price
or
arbitrary determination by the company, (2) the name
per
reflects
York
New
registration
More
particularly, the Commission's order
asserts
that
(A)
the
Publishing Company's offering circular failed to disclose (1) whether
conditions
purchase,
Bank
common
Rodetsky,
sold
with
offering.
tCommon
stock/
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
Co.;
and
the
Regulation
a
of
Act
exemption
CAPITALIZATION—The
effect
sale,
Fenner
43,750
Chemical
of
suspending
Securities
offering of
Rouge, La.
a
notification
that
it
proposed
to
construc¬
packaging
kraft
Stockholders of Option
28,125
37Mi%
28,125
37 Mi
65,625
65,625
purposes:
is
public
Baton
provides
material
funds.
bleached
Pierce,
on Exercise
R. P. & R. A. Miller &
outstanding
equaled
porate
(14%);
Co
from
Paul M. Davis
Scharco Manufacturing Corp.—Common Stock Sold*—
Pursuant to an Oct. 20 offering circular, L. C.
Wegard
and
incurred
papers
be
to
products
combined
to public offerings
a
violate
tion costs of a new Atlanta, Ga. plant of Riegel's Quality Lithograph¬
ing division. The balance of proceeds will be added to general corporate
t
&
Inc—
registrar for the
BUSINESS—The
FUND—A
under¬
shares
Selling
Company
Rhoades
Lynch,
Smith
writers
A
Commision's
would
the
-
the
that, certain terms
and
conditions of Regulation A were not complied
with, that the company's
offering circular is false and misleading in that it failed to disclose
oversub¬
was
100%.
SINKING
to
to
offering
closed.
debentures
5.20%
with
The
Co.
&
books
for
registration
proposed
In
1959.
inventory
192, p.
$10
posed,, the public offering of 100,000
The
compared
(LIFO)
the company in 1957.—V.
Riegel Paper Corp.—Debentures Offered—A
of
several
of
Publishing Co., Inc.—Offering Suspended
18th
respect
amount..
1959.
Earnings for
increase of 10.5%
Frederick
favor
an
for Bloomer
Branson
issued
from
Regulation
increase of
an
compared with $3.30 for the first nine months
stock,
.
period,
1959
in
voted
proposals
basis,
and
Road
the
the
under
Corp., of Charlotte, N. C.,
primarily serving the soft goods
Salant
company's history, A." H. Galloway, President,
third quarter of the year also were higher
the
for
well
as
previous quarter.
any
the
earnings,
of
in
Results
for
In
estimated
of
Bros., Newark, N. Y., is a carton manufacturer and
principally in the ice cream and egg packaging fields.
The
A
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Record Highs—
and
Loeb,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Merrill
350,000
Lassiter-Fairtex-Branson
Bloomer
approved
exchange
and conclusions based
(R. J.)
Sales
and
and
represented
the
99.95%,
merger
Fairtex
aggregate,
the close
of monthly business.
Controlomat now operates
M.
CAPITALIZATION
Butler,
interest
The
Co
Oct.
24,
1960,
after
filing
of
incorporation, according to John
Riegel,
3,000,000 shares of
the
pro
River
Act;
Reynolds
Carl
for
.
its
in
cars
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.—Acquires—
a
the
from
from
packaging
fields, and also manufactures
cartons, labels and laminates.
Fairtex and Branson, also
of
Charlotte, N. C., are engaged, together with Lassiter,
in manufac¬
turing metallic
yarns
for
automotive
upholstery
and
for
fabrics,
floor coverings and
plastics.—V. 192, p. 1343,
Pa., plant. Delivery is expected to begin next month and completion of
thq order is anticipated some time in December.—V. 192, p. 444.
of
Shares
various
52,000 pounds is approximately 30% below that of present stand¬
flatcars.
The weight-saving of 20,000 pounds per car, or
a
million pounds in a 25-car train, will provide new economy of
half
350,000
.
a
films,
85-foot
&
Day__
Riegel.
Stockholders
their approval.
Lassiter
the
of
to
of
shares
verter,
through the use of newly-designed trucks with 28-inch wheels
instead of the standard 33-inch wheels.
The LO-DEK's weight of only
Reynolds
of
percentages
Shares to
Paine,
mergers.
of
and
the
850,000
&
Bloomer
Louisville
,
operation for the railroads.
Pullman-Standard will produce
and
Be Purchased
Underwriter
Corp
on
-
of
shares
and
were
service without costly modification of bridges, tunnels or other long¬
standing obstructions.
Low. height of the new car was achieved by Pullman-Standard by
dropping the floor slightly below the top of the center sill on each
half
L.
Bloomer
affirmed
sales
of $50,658,000
the
1,665,714 shares
following
consummation
per share.
represents
Western, while, 116
Riegel
of
officials said "this means acceptance of the LOIts acceptance for piggyback service will permit many railroads,
especially in the East, to initiate or improve their trailer-on-flatcar
some
com¬
follows:
as
Shares
Webster
Anthony
H. Walker &
given
of
net
Pullman-Standard
ard
addresses
numbers
are
Co.,
Fairtex-Branson.
DEK."
side
&
into
divisions
Riegel
as
99.90%,
shares, or
Lassiter,
versatility
200
Co.
both
companies—125,000 shares
Francisco
economy,
that
stockholders
278,843
was
pool that
LO-DEK
North
seven
G,
effective
Chairman
said
1,169,198
Terms
■
Pullman-Standard,
Chicago &;
be
R.
and
names
850,000
$10.
par
equipment.
from
the
of
the
under
% of Total
The
previously
or
stock
mon
remaining 123 LO-DEK cars were
Co., a major car-leasing concern.
140
the
granted
Appointment—
Yarn
became
function
Riegel
traffic
had
Board
1,168,668
The
Car
assign
60
&
Securities
Branson
They
the
Branson
orders
railroad
at
Riegel,
Of
This is almost
developed
department to meet
railroad-owned
a
be
may
850,000
Stone
850,000
and
President.
shares,
the standpoint of maxi¬
from
piggyback
railroads.
will
and
show
weight, general
ordered
cars
Barney
Tucker,
amendments ' to' articles
.
received
of
cars.
development
railroads
existing
LO-DEK
Trailer
Nashville
North
with
Railroads
piggyback
and
which
or
writers and the respective
purchased by each of them
350 000
mergers
would
piggyback flatcars.
clearance problems
growth
spur
and
the
by North American
Trailer
&
and
other
minimum height
compatibility
j.
only 31 inches above the rail.
most
present and future needs of
length,
L.
.
Leasing
■
had
87-foot long LO-DEK
railroad overhead
American
of
than
350,000
Co.
&
companies
The
prototype of which was introduced by Pull¬
a
floor level
a
lower
by^ Pullman-Standard's
and
Transport
'
it
<
car,
Association
an
June, has
mum
and
that
solve
to
deadweight
revolutionary
at
one
industries,
cars.
announced
25
automobiles.
new
The
man
railway
Oct.
on
piggybacking/ cut
in
ceramics
special type
Pullman-Standard
Corp.
other
formal
manufac-
Trailmobile, Inc., manufacturer
Swindell-Dressier Corp., which manu¬
engineers public works projects and
and
granted
-350,000
of Riegel Paper Corp. at a special
meeting on Oct. 21
proposals to merge Bloomer Bros, Co., Lassiter Corp., Fair-
approved
industries;
containers;
furnaces
options
Jackson
Inc.
Co.,
Weeks—
&
350,000
Stockholders
_
*
turer of railway cars and special transportation equipment; The M. W.
Kellogg Co., designer and builder of process plants .for the petroleum,
factures
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Mergers Effective—
$96,944,409,
share,
60 cents a
'
'
or
income
Net
revenues.
.
Inc.
Sachs
Webber,
Smith,
250,000
Goldman,
Mr.
Carry's report noted that, income in 1960 was entirely from
operations, while .1959 income included a non-recurring qaptial gain of
$1*331,690, which, w&s realized in the first quarter of that year. "V
Pullman
&
$350,000
Pierce,
& Curtis
Co.,
Dominick_
Hibbs
Co
Snyder
Lynch,
Paine,
250,000
Hornblower
earnings of $2,790,685,
1959.
'
♦
in
B.
exercise
improved earnings for the third
consolidated
amounted to $2,89,1,329, .or 63 cents
&
;
&
Inc.
181,
in the like Reriod of 1959.
The company also reported modestly
350,000
250,000
Dickson
S.
&
Fenner & Smith, Inc.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
the
Hutton &
Ingalls
250,000
Co
Dominick
Carry
for
&
Inc.
$2.09
or
W. E.
850,000
._
W.
Pullman
were
$9,701,791,
President
ago,
Inc.
R.
$2.14 per share, for the
or
compared
$1,950,000
Sons—
&
Dodge
Courts
Up—Subsidiary Orders—
had net income
months
Consolidated
principal amount
Amount
,__
Alex.
issues
Inc.
Pullman Inc.
of $10,000,000
49
pany's Option Plan.
Morgan Stanley & Co._
& Co., Inc
will con¬
financing will be
program
further
that
timing of any additional
determined.—V. 192, p. 1200.
been
Pullman Inc.—Net
first
aggregate
an
Amount
expected
to
required,
(1753)
debentures.
auxiliaries.
unit
of-
which
entire
5999
Number
192
and
associates
Co.—Bonds
offered
on
Offered—White,
Oct.
27
an
issue
Nevada first mortgage bonds,
5% series E, due Oct. 1, 1990, at 9?;/2% and accrued
interest, to yield 5.03%. Award of the bonds was won
by the group at competitive sale on Oct. 26 on a bid
of 98.53%. Other bids, all for the bonds as 5yss, came
from:
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, 99.339; Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., 99.07, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., 99.909.
$5,000,000
Southern
PROCEEDS—Net
cent
sale of the bonds and the re¬
preferred stock,
5.40%
series,
its 1960 construction program
the payment of short-term bank loans, incurred in connection
sale
will
be
and
to
of
applied
proceeds
100,000
by
shares
from
of
the company
the
new
toward
.
50
%
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1754)
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
.
*
"with
the
construction
expenditures
during
REDEMPTION—The
demption
will
will
redeemable
be
agreement)
construction
$9,063,000.
estimated
to
amount
bonds
1990
that
approximately
is
It
program.
1960
optional
at
by
re¬
the
plus
accrued interest.
the company's
option prior to Oct. 1, 1965, directly or indirectly, with funds bor¬
rowed at a lower interest cost to the company.
For the sinking fund,
the
bonds
shall
be
redeemable
at
100%
of principal
amount, plus
accrued
par,
redeemed
be
not
Nevada
is
Co.
Power
utility
operating
an
producing
County,
EARNINGS—For
had
operating
ment,
terms
purchase
forth
set
the
to
to
ended
purchasers
the
of
en¬
Weld
&
R.
Dickson
S.
800,000
J. Berth &
Burns
Co
&
192,
'
Southern
Pacific
shares);
shares);
David
the
and
Oct.
A
,
Railway operating rev.
Railway operat'g expen.
,
Vernon,
$
of
the
dent,
from
ops.
8,719,999
10,285,043
89,903,970
94,616,418
operat'g income
192, p. 1344
3,157,447
4,198,201
37,820,888
ry.
—V.
111.,
the
is
A.
transfer
Gamber,
North
116
Street,
10th
is
non-calorie
is located in
PRESENT
Railway
Railway
1960—Month—1959
operating rev.
operat'g expen
•On
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$329,049
$208,839
$2,613,183
$2,701,296
175,582
169,833
1,502,321
ops.
$153,467
$111,006
$1,110,862
$1,232,404
operat'g income
192, p. 1344.
52,675
38,328
310,473
increased
1,468,892
482,709
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
—V.
April
from
share
new
Period End. Sept. 30—
1960—Month—1959
$2,976,797
2,023,053
2,156,760
public
$24,628,018 $25,874,380
19,064,778
of
18,946,487
sale
Board
Net
ops.
$706,667
$820,037
operat'g income
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
326,534
349,081
192,
ry.
$5,563,240
$6,927,893
2,153,347
3,201,841
,
1344.
p.
5,000
Standard Kollsman Industries Inc.—Net Soars—
income
share,
nine
for
the
against
as
nine
months
$1,039,497,
was
52
or
$2,203,580,
cents
equal
share
a
in
to
the
$1.10
last
a
year's
months.
James
Burke,
nine
operations
in
President,
months
all
of
sales
the
Standard
Kollsman's
pected
continue
to
said
that
increase
company's
electronics
represented profitable
divisions.
He
stated
that
both
of
diversified
32%
major
trend
upward
through
the
of
sales
and
profits
is
ex¬
1961.
chares
of
for
before
Sept.
taxes
Kollsman
makes
situated
in
and
Los
tuners
Aurora,
for
HI.
the
and
company's
principal subsidiary,
manufactures celestial/-navigation
and
television
Instruments
Germany,
a
G.m.b.H.,
subsidiaries
are
of
which
Kollsman
Colo.;
Y.,
operates
third
at
Richardson-
Kollsman
Motor
Products
Corp.
Kollsman
Munich,
West
Corp.
owns
Bridgeport
is
Stephan Co.—Common Stock
Offered—Public offering
of 150,000 shares of
common stock of The
Stephan Co.
at a price of $4
per share was made on
Oct. 28
P* 9{elch ?°- and associates.
initial
PROCEEDS—Net
_
for
of
bottling
the
proceeds
purchase
machines;
prod"cts
inventoryCa
successor
the
of
sale
under
hair
cream
and
of
the
and
incorporated
plants
of
are
toilet waters.
entered
for
into
an
the
agreement
production
the
in
1952
as
three
a
in
are
Ft.
St.
Meeds,
Aetna
for
new
products
used
wax
as
a
dress¬
a
Mo.;
the
Fla.,
and
had
financing, outstanding
members
of
the
sales
will
grouD
of
Sents
TnirH
are-
I Sson
Securities
This
corporation, 635 South
registration statement with
related
tric
for
the
all
United
the
parts
and
is
of
accessories.
air-conditioning
dated
outstanding
Amount
and
Sept.
stock
equal
to
30,
of
the
Oct.
vlen'
1038
in
Bend
24
of
the
will
class
to
stock
sale
for
to
class
the
shares
owned
the
by
option
Linskys will
the
After
shares,
B
200,000
underwriters'
stock.
B
owns
manu¬
commercial, sta¬
all
employees,
class
765,000
own
stock,
satisfy
their
of
other
outstanding
B
also
It
which
(Mass.),
and
has
now
supplies.
Co.
Jones
this
offering
72.9%
constituting
to
used
Ipart
in
for
Fastener
Ace
from its sale of
the acquisition of
in
Chicago.
Any
enlarged
new
of
excess
class
A
plane
will
proceeds
ties
York
Whittaker
tracts
It
in
of
in
the
of
being
employed
development
$9,000,000.
Its
assist
to
air
of
for
Agency,
which
traffic
Electronic
our
control
Telecomputing
services
also
will
be
systems
has
Minneapolis, as
outstanding stock of
manufacture
and
cars
part
stockof
the
Onan
include
to
and
192,
the
design
systems
for
development of special
industry and
government
both
1345.
p.
SEC
Oct.
on
covering
$3
at
proceeds
to
be
1960
18,
100,000
share,
per
are
shares
without
for
used
filed
of
a
letter
common
notification
of
stock
(par
$1)
to
underwriting.
general
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Tennessee-Texan
18
purposes.
Oil
Co.,
Included
subsidiary
in
the
transaction
were
leasehold,
royalty
of
Tennessee
Oil
Corp.,
and
on
stock.
common
$3,500,000
There
wells
of
in
721
are
producing
trucks,
and
their
standby
and
specialized
elec¬
portable)
and
related
engines and components
and
diesel
Pursuant
to
the
purchase
price
worth
Onan
of
Agree!
Purchase
acquired
was
(as
(1)
all
cash
defined
the
in
in
an
.aid
accounts;
was
Canada.
gross
or
192
Recent
approximately
net
net
2,200
oil
daily
barrels
and
gas
wells
located
the
on
production from these
and 27,900,000 cubic feet
average
of
oil
gas.
is principally from wells in South Texas, with additional
properties
in
Louisiana,
Oklahoma,
Illinois
and
western
Other
in
areas
which
interests
include Alaska,
wholly-owned dehydration
were
Michigan,
acquired
Ohio, Spain and Guatemala. The
plant is at Munstang Island, near Corpus Christi, and the two gasoline
plants are in Kleberg and Nueces counties, in Texas.
Tennessee-Texan
to Tennesese Gas
Co.
Oil
has
been
assigned
for
operational
purposes
& Oil
Co., the domestic and Canadian producing and
exploration division of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. headed by
Ralph C. Graham, President.
Renwar
S.
Bond,
ing
maintained
President,
Guy
and
into
mission
Gas
offices in Dallas and Corpus Christi,
and
I.
D.
W.
Warren,
Forbes,
upper
Secretary-Treasurer,
Vice-President
and
General
the prolific fields of western Canada
Midwest for the first time on Oct.
Co., of Houston, a Tennessee
Transmission
from
Winnipeg by Trans-Canada
the Midwestern
of
began
flow¬
14
Mid¬
as
Gas
Trans¬
$52,000,000
line
terminating
extends
near
Pipe Lines Limited. From
southeast
across
Minnesota
near
Emer¬
built
south
the border,
and
into
Wis¬
Marshfield.
Designed to transport 204 million cubic feet of gas daily, the system
consists of a 504-mile, 24-inch mainline and approximately 55 miles of
smaller
diameter
Deliveries
3,500
which
No
'
are
re¬
.
Offered
Co.,
the
under
the
the
of
of
sole
a
from
operated
was
Inc.,
laws
assets
Southwood
early
under
the
when,
on that date,
its
Inc., by proper amend¬
executive office, sales office,
located
such
written
N.
Grover
W.
54th
Co.
Transitube
institutions,
banks
franchise
rights in
franchise agree¬
company's
be
terminated
for just cause
Approximately 35% of
notice.
its
from
501
the
Pneumatic
plants,
exclusive
The
may
derived
at
with
Transitubes
division.
electronic,
of
ments
in
bank is
industrial
small
the
from
to
its
Tube
record
transfer
system
in
data,
between
hospital
a
to nursing offices;
the cashing of checks at
rooms
transitube
a
parts
offices,
of
materials
handling of deposits
utilizes
from
interconnect
the
other
expedite
the
as
plant
parts
and
Pneumatic
used
to
serve
faciliate
parts
a
well
as
only
greatly
histories
case
a
not
but
small
example,
For
requesting
The
systems
buildings,
for
system
department
to
savings
trans¬
for
other
depart¬
same.
systems
fall into two general categories, conventional
(tubecarrier) or automatic (self- or system-directed carrier). The
company's installations have varied from simple two-station, directservice types to more complex systems serving 40
stations, even over
directed
considerable
rected
tion.
the
two
a
system.
station
Automatic
station
the
distances—with
through
for
systems
depending
the
to
in
range
the
on
carriers
message
Conventional
installation
systems
$20,000 for
price
particular
from
method
automatically
in
range
$2,500
of
price
station
40
a
to
di¬
from
installa¬
$3,300
control
per
selected
by
customer.
the
the
estimated
event
that
all
the
shares
of
common
stock
net
proceeds to the company,
after payment of
and expenses, will aggregate $160,000.
It is
proceeds will be utilized substantially as follows,
the order of priority as listed:
in
(1)
commission
that such
(3)
Approximately $15,000 for expenses of the offering.
$35,000 for purchase of building and alterations therein.
$ 5,000 for additional tools for the Elevator Division.
(4)
$
2,500
for
purchase
(5)
$20,000
for
development of
(6)
$
for
(2)
7,500
for
of
purchase
flat-bed
new
of
delivery
Transitubes
toilet
7v
and. access
'<
(9)
$ 5,000 for selling, advertising and sales promotions.
(10)
$34,000
development of
for
additional
CAPITALIZATION
Electronics
working
GIVING
Division.
capital.
EFFECT
TO
panels
,
$30,000
for
;
.
,
routes.
(8)
.
.
truck.
Division. ;
compartments
'
resale.
'(7) $ 6,000 for expansion of elevator service
;
are
7.
-
:
\
.
; \
'
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common stock
♦This
purchase
*335,000 shs.
warrants__-~_
104,000
does
not
include
104,000
if
the
holders
of
and
as
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
value!
par
purchase
figure
issued
be
10 cents
stock
Common
commonstock.—V.
192,
shares
warrants
104,000
of
stock
to
rights
to
common
their
exercise
1442.
p.
Trico-61—Files for Offering—
1961
Trice
filed
Texas,
Oil
Gas
&
No
Co.
registration
a
covering $5,000,000
6103, and 6104, to
be
offered
and
to
is
exceed
for
of
in
Box
SEC
1471,
in
units
thereof
24,
1960,
6101,
6102,
of
participation
amount
Longview,
Oct.
on
programs
sale
Each
the
O.
the
Trice
public
involved.
10%
P.
with
participations
underwriting
not
("Trico-61"),
statement
of
or
subject
is
$5,000
to
should
total
the
incurred
expenses
by the company under a program exceed
the total amount of participations in the
program. $1,000,000 of par¬
ticipations are offered in Trice Program 6101, and the
prospectus will
bi supplemented to
state
the
amount
of
participations offered
in
the
subsequent
Jan.
1,
1961,
to
proposes
and
will
covering
proven
end
acquire
the
Program
31,
law
proceeds
will
fields,
new
March
explore
and
net
Prospects
prospects
on
Delaware
under
use
Trice
programs.
and
Organized
be
but
during
each
is
will
September
undeveloped
from
drilled
Trice
6101
commence
on
1961.
in
the
sale
with
company
and
gas
properties,
participations for such
primary
to
drill
in
the
oil
of
the
likely
program
1960,
objective
one
or
effort
an
more
to
of
dis¬
semi-
extend
the
limits
of old fields. In order to spread the risk of each
program over
several prospects, it is expected that no
single prospect will be included
within a program if the estimated costs of
$300,000.
each
It is anticipated
program.
leasehold
10%.
30%
ized
in
said
will
is
a
costs
in
1958,
will
interests
the
2
to
8
exceed
wells
duting
participants
will
will
be
drilled
bear
90%
of
the
in
for
1955,
acquired
connection
at
from
exploratory
well
costs
and
the
company
its services,
the company will receive a
in all property interests
acquired by the programs, which
be carried by participants as to
exploratory well costs.
wholly owned subsidiary of Trico Production Co., organ¬
Delaware
property
drilling and, testing
that
that
and
compensation
interest
Trico-61
is
acquisition
As
interest
It
which
by
therewith.
the
will
retain
programs
Trice
a
and
Properties,
10%
will
interest
in
all
of
all
organized
in
pay
Inc.,
the
10%
request of any participant act as his nominee for the
purpose of holding title to any
property interests acquired under the
program, and will receive as compensation the
prorata portion of the
cost of
performing its service and an annual fee of $50.
Cliff W. Trice is listed as President of
Trico-61 and Trice Properties,
and members of his
immediate family own 61%
of the outstanding
voting stock of Trice Production.
i
pipeline originates at the Minnesota-Canada border
Manitoba, at a connection with a 51-mile spur line
consin,
both
Manager,
subsidiary began operation of its new 559-mile,
pipeline system.
son,
with Roland
its only stockholders,
as
from
gas
the
Co.
with
and
share).
per
deposits
R.
company
has
adoption
windows
an
of
activities.
cash.
acreage.
natural
stock
Electronics,
Georgia.
is
These
and
teller
mission
fee
interest"/
in 27,750 net oil and
gas producing acres and 360,659 net undeveloped
acres, along with a natural gas dehydration plant and minority inter¬
ests
in
two natural gasoline plants. Also among the assets acquired
was
Rico—*
notification
of
($10
acquired
industrial
to
days
90
the
transfer
to
assessment
Co.—Subsidiary Acquires
newly-organized
a
Co., acquired the assets of Renwar
exchange for 800,000 shares of Tennessee Gas
in
the
franchise
correspondence,
system
a
more.
corporate
Transmission
Oct.
and
such
upon
points.
drive-in
costs
Gas
Puerto
fund.
John
in
utilized
and
The
a^emhiv
used
such
con¬
processing equipment for the Navy.''
acquisition,
Computer
Sciences
provided
technical
services to industry.
The new Telecomputing subsidiary is
corporation
offered
western
former
of
the
filed
rnverW
extended
strengthens Tele¬
contributes to its sales
and
data
computers
the
and
by
Supply
part
business
system.
a
interoffice
anticipated
Tele-Graphic Electronics Corp., West Hempstead, N. Y.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
&
company
that
years
underwriter's
the
agencies.—V.
The
and
company's main
facilities have been
Florida
party
departments,
materially
capabilities
immediately
expanded
purpose
Sciences
"Computer
Aviation
excess
to
computing
being
is
division
design
1959,
1960,
most
The
of
recent
such
adds to Telecomputing's expanding activi¬
California and in Phoenix, Ariz., ana Denver
growing technical
Federal
Prior
565,000;
405,000; and
magnetic, and electric
controls have greately advanced the Pneumatic Tube industry due to
the
greater speed and efficiency which is now an integral part of
acquisition
stated
computing's
the
bonds
emergency
Transitubes
the
PROCEEDS—In
throughout Southern
Systems
Frazee,
common
par
incorporated
was
15,
to
the
company's
In
Colo.,
which aro
engaged
in
astronautics,
aeronautics,
electronics,
nucleonics,
automation, physics, chemistry and ground support for
industry and government, as well as consumer sports equipment.
for
per
million
general corporate purposes or to acquire additional facilities
New
potential.
for
operated
Elevator
1949,
provides
either
$800
additional
company
States
the
is
company.
corporation (Los Angeles, Calif.) has established its first im¬
operational base in the East with the acqu.Jtion of Com¬
Sciences, Inc., of Westbury, Long Island (New Jork) for an
undisclosed amount of stock, Wm. R. Whittaker, President, announced.
Natural
Ind
i960
certain
Studebaker-Packard
The
closing net
a
This
LeWen
Onan, manufactures
units.
1960,
Onan.
be
for
Corpus Christi,
South
on
passenger
equipment
(both
inc uding gasoline, gas
mobile
ment
Inc.
issued
States
Street,
SEC
to be issued to
engaged
generating
products
the
Sons,
Studebaker-Packard
in
Main
shares W. common stock,
of Onan &
of D.
purchase price for
sale
have
A
at
under a franchise agreement
engineers, installs, services and sells
Detroit,
by
Fastener.
Ace
Dallas,
324,325
Linsky's
The
letter
a
class
of
company
ment
portant
caoitalizafinn
common stock, 50
offering
its
Calif
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Registers—
holdeis
being
purchase an additional
separate offering of an
to
office
other
necessary
A
shares
the
producing
and
Fesno
company
Corp., Roman
Greenwald & Co., and Butcher &
Sherrerd.—V. 192, p.
a
Linsky,
underwriter.
employees
of
of
puter
label
products
Lauderdale,
Louis,
C°nSlSt °f 363'750 shares of
UNDERWRITERS—Other
private
a
certain
out¬
President and
shares,
Production
company
of the current
valCu°emPany
with
of
label. These include
after shave lotion and
an
in Worcester, Mass.;
_Upon completion
&
Florida
for
feet
1.8
offering circular,
29,
and
Aug.
changed
Since
The
sold,
to
products
250,000
offered
be
Telecomputing Corp.—Acquires—
relative
added
company's principal product
Remover Hair Lotion."
On June
®evei\ months ended July 31, 1960,
Bissell
be
extent
class
35,000
Until
was
ment.
filed
stock.
be used for
modification
will
200,000
(Jack
record-keeping
the
The
$1,533,109 and net income of $90,967.
par
by
advertising
in
company's
dressing,
Headquarters
used
and
proceeds
ing to control short haircuts.
three
be
t0 finance an increased finished
cosmetics
stock
covering
to
are
366,000;
Santurce,
offered
and
19
Dec.
on
owned
equipment for
and
hospitals.
N.Y.,
Oct.
warehousing and shop
Street, Miami, Fla.
one
public offering price and under¬
amendment. Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Wilson
shares
Florida
Associated
the
City,
25
shares
option
will make
company
proceeds
Net
for
The
800,000
they
Island
Oct.
on
and
principal
certain
in
outstanding
The
will
equipment
promotion
'stePhan Dandruff
ls
of
the
sales
balance
stock.
common
financing
originally organized in 1897, is engaged in
sale
of
men's
hair
lotions, shampoos, after
and
company
manufacturer
the
packaging
Co.,
the
be
business
a
preparations
faS1Qjnei\u
l, i960, the
of
Stephan
manufacture
shave
the
U
BUSINESS—-The
the
for
a"d
from
by
the
The offering marks
public sale of the company's
company
completed
of
more
situated at Dublin,
Pa.,
and Standard
Limited is in
Toronto, Ontario.—V. 192, p. 348.
(Canada)
is
of
The
certain
as
of
1946.
was
subsidiary, Ace Fastener Corp. (111.), design,
stapling machines and staples for business, home
interest
the
to
up
to
in
stockholders.
to
Argyle,
filed
1960
be
used
be
capital,
an
name
its
well
as
provide
SEC
50,000
30-day
a
distributes
and
To
to
the
Corp.,
in which Standard Kollsman
interest, has its headquarters and plant at
90%
Linskys.
The
research
a
and
at
Instrument
Products
Conn.
Coil
most
Instrument
Semiconductor Elements Inc.,
Golden,
Corp.,
with
a
plant at College Point,
N.
Casco
the
industry
Oshkosh, Wis.;
Kollsman
Kollstan
liUftfahrt
than
in
Corp.,
equipment and a wide range of in¬
for
military and commercial aviation at plants at ElmSyosset, N. Y. and Glendale, Calif.
struments
Allen
2,007,243
1960.
$4,852,209
Angeles.
The
hurst
30,
were
the
on
against $1,976,997; for the respective
earnings were $1,965,145 and $821,894.
pre-tax
is
outstanding
for
calculated
are
as
plants at Melrose Park
center
periods
provision
months
Standard
all
stock
common
nine
quarters,
share
per
Earnings
recent
A
the
stock dividend
a
Long
thereof
wife).
Linskys
shares
sell
supplies.
class
and
use,
stock
facilities
For the September quarter, the
company's volume totaled $26,486,507,
compared with $19,005,960.
Net income in the three months to
Sept.
30
was
$825,866, or 41 cents a share vs. $399,794, or 20 cents a
share in the 1959
quarter.
Earnings
tionery
the
and
and
and
convert
O,
company's
school
factures
of
and
30,000
the
supplied by
as
to
proprietorship
Secondary—
Ave.,
which
holders
his
be
listed
company
57.8%
a
to
underwriters
shares;
additional
and
.
Net
is
the
of
the
and
are
Curtis
&
The
Substantial
and
distributed
was
issuing' company
by
Chairman,
granted
with
stock,
the
by
manufacture
increases
in
both
sales
and
earnings
were
reported
by this firm for the nine months ended Sept. 30
For
the
nine months, Standard
Kollsman's consolidated net sales
were
$71,815,551, compared with $54,227,527 in the 1959 period.
held
Skillman
32-00
A
stock,
writing terms
son
Net
shares,
600,000
to
share
statement
class
standing
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$2,729,720
Inc.,
registration
shares
Railway operating rev.
Railway operat'g expen.
each
Swingline, Inc.—Offering and
Swingline,
a
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
300,000
for
14,
cubic
Co.
Gas
Exchange Commission—
shares
BUSINESS—Transitubes
State
Outstanding
the company
Petroleum
Corp.,
to
million
4
Blaha & Co.,
Inc., Long Island City 1, N. Y., publicly offered 200,000
shares of this firm's 100 par com. stock at $1 per share.
*600,000 shs.
1960 the authorized common stock of
15,
operating
Pursuant
FINANCING
600,000 shs.
value_
par
to
are
name
TO
Eau
D.; East
Claire, Chip¬
Transitubes Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock
The office and plant of the company
EFFECT
GIVING
and
Northern
Additionally, Midwestern
Minnesota communities, as follows;
dav;
and
stock
N.
Mills, 537,000; Stephen,
day.—V. 192, p. 1345.
per
Oct.
on
Deliver¬
to
involved.
is
proceeds
turnable,
Mt.
Authorized
Period End. Sept. 30—
underwriting
The
feet
3,2021/2
preferred
g.o
Fargo,
Minn.
Ada,
seven
per
York
Securities
covering
of
feet
New
cubic
corporation
SEC
to
service
Minn.;
day.
per
will
and
receive
United
and
Development
With
shares
and
liquid sweetener.
Vernon, 111.
Mt.
CAPITALIZATION
612,000
will
and
Lakes
cubic
335,000;
Theatre
Files
the laws of Illinois on May 7, 1952.
distributor in the United States
manufacturer
a
Common stock—no
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Hawley,
founded by H. W. Faulkner, Presi¬
was
962,000
Park,
daily
Forks
Dilworth,
Co.
Minn.,
Detroit
direct
provide
Perham,
the common stock
agent and registrar for
for
cubic feet
feet
Wis.
Utilities
Crookston,
cubic
Grand
to
and
Menomonie,
million
158
million
Moorhead
and
feet
Lake
to
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
incorporated under
was
company
a
37,886,717
rev.
ry.
for
cubic
company.
and
The
of
Net
Net
Forks,
Falls
day
12
BUSINESS—The Sugarine Co.
46,444,371 410,205,411 418,124,023
36,159,328 320,301,441 323,507,605
44,187,578
35,467,579
service
for
Co.
Montana-Dakota
offering circular, 80,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding no par common stock were publicly offered
at $3 per share by three selling stockholders. No under¬
writing was involved.
an
400,000
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
$
1960—Month—1959
30
The
Co.—Common
receive
to
Power
Grand
Onan II (31,301 shares) Lois Onan
Foundation (41,245 shares).—V. 192,
W.
Onan
contracted
approximately
pewa
holding publicly or at private sales; and, accordingly,
the
shares
are
being registered.
Members of the Onan family
included m the list of possible shareholders,
including Elizabeth
(73,044
has
of
States
the
200,000
Co.—Earnings—
,
ies
indicates that former Onan stockholders who receive
of Studebaker-Packard
may
wish to sell all or
APPOINTMENT—William
Period End. Sept. 30—
which
bal¬
the
shares
Sugarine
1653.
p.
and
1653.
p.
•<
Joseph Walker & Sons—
—V.
date,
their
(76,957
400,000
:
Denton
&
Inc.
800,000
—
Co.__
Bros.
that
on
will
of
Onan
$600,000
800,000
Pressprich & Co._
paid
was
(1)
this
after
Co.,
&
Inc.
W.
Shields
all
are
in
Amount
Co.____$l,000,000
Securities
follows:
as
day
prospectus
324,325
part
$1,551,680.
amounts
Corp.
R.
The
the
below:
Equitable
$6,000,000
stock,
business
payable
Packard
company
Amount
White,
date, N. W. Freeman, Midwestern President, said. Construction
on
July 15.
Receiving
their
first
supplies
of Canadian gas
were
distributing
companies
and
cities
and
towns
in
Minnesota, North Dakota
and
Wisconsin.
Largest
recipient is Michigan Wisconsin
Pipe Line
Co.,
payments
the 324,325 common shares on the
statement becomes
effective;
(2)
on
the day following
receipt of a final statement as to Onan's closing
net
worth,
cash
in
an
amount
equal
to
the excess thereof
over
$6,000,000 (or repayment of any deficiency); and annual cash pay¬
ments beginning on April 15, 1961, not exceeding a total of $3,000,000
based upon
the
net earnings of the Onan Division of Studebaker-
have severally agreed,
the purchase agree¬
of the new bonds
below
contained
principal
respective
1960,
income
net
named
conditions
and
the
30,
June
$9,983,086 and
of
revenues
PURCHASERS—The
subject
months
12
5,
is
first
and
the
Oct.
Onan
ance
including
Nev.,
subsequent
the
target
began
totaling $3,000,000 out of
earnings of the Onan business.
The purchase was
1960 and Onan was dissolved.
Of the purchase price
cash
contingent
(3)
for
distributing electric energy
principally in
the cities of Las Vegas and North Las
Vegas, Nellis Air Force Base, a part of the city of Henderson, and
installations of the Atomic Energy Commission in Nye County, Nev.
in
Clark
of the close of business on Aug. 31, 1960, as determined
(2)
324,325 shares of Studebaker-Packard common
as
audit,
and
effected
at
interest.
BUSINESS—Southern
gaged
to
105%
prices ranging from
the new bonds may
However,
joint
stock,
laterals.
began
well
ahead of schedule, since Nov.
1 had been
the
Trout Mining Co. —Rights
Offering — Pursuant to an
Oct. 27 prospectus, this
company offered publicly, with¬
out
underwriting, 296,579 shares of its common stock at
the par value of $1
per share to stockholders of record
Oct. 27 on the basis of four-fifths of
a new share for each
share then held.
Rights expire at 5 p.m., New York
Time, on Nov. 14.
PROCEEDS
The
company
intends
to
use
the
funds
for
working
Volume
192
Number 5999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
capital, further exploration and development of its
mining property
and the properties covered
by the Antonioli Lease, and for such capital
expenditures as from time to time
may be deemed appropriate.
Approxi¬
mately $100,000 will be allocated to working capital,
$100,000 will be
used to repay the current bank
loan, which was made in I960 at an
average interest rate of 5%%, for the
purpose of
funds,
silver,
and
the
lead,
additions.
by the
balance
zinc
There
company
are
as
primarily
bodies
ore
no
of
the
that
the
offering
bodies
ore
to
proceeds
will
be
and
credit
but
If
ail
warrants
exercised,
the
pursuant
but
to
sale
of
best
price
the
the
relating
less
to
the
stock
shares
$296,579,
296,579
shares
of
If
expenses.
stock
common
are
time
more
the
of
chine
and
and
sion,
its
(the "company")
the
State
transferred
the
mining
than
of
by
American
Philipsburg,
to
the
Peter
all
company
properties
with
of
its
of
Trout
Antonioli
its
3Vs %
all intangibles
stock
to
Corn
may
of
($1
par)
stock
common
Trust Co.
$150,000
$100,000
company has no
real property. The
on
material
obligations
None
for
company's properties
the Antonioli Lease properties.—V. 192, p.
for
rents
in
of
,.
Co.,
Wall
44
v
\
_
St.,
York,
New
N.
Y.—V.
189,
/•••>
Oct.
an
BUSINESS—The
on
is,
company
the
it
1960
Commission
under
Act")
non-diversified,
as
a
diversified
the
1940
is
it
Business
added
to
the
to
finance
long-term
services
Act
furnish
and
is
of
by
the
the
authorized
small
to
business
other
the
loans,
proceeds of this
general
company's
and
perhaps
the
and
to
selected
regulations
a
of
the
Net
*
the
reports
SmalJ
regulations
gov¬
to
which
thereunder
the
issued
deems
company
the
by
and
will
in
diately available, and in the interim,
be
invested
in
securities
CAPITALIZATION
of
funds
not
guaranteed
or
GIVING
EFFECT
by
TO
required
the
PRESENT
($1
par)__
UNDERWRITERS
representative,
the
and
terms
stock
underwriters
Wheat
the
set
stated
opposite
named
have
in
imme¬
their
C.
Wheat
&
Co
Francis
I.
&
Co
•
&
Co.—
APPOINTMENTS—First
Richmond,
tional
Va.,
Bank
company's
The
of
through
of
the
of
Board
The
192,
will act
ship
had
of
Tube
Co.
1,
of
on
Reuben
a
the
company
to
are
withdraw such
1039.
(Oct.
Registrar
be
of
deposited
securities
-
Co.
Bailis
of
and
which
On
The
the
in
Fabricators,
mergers
Aug.
with
the
The
facture
Inc.,
of the three
.
-
.
;
their
on
-
»
America
was
incorporated
in
Samuel
Bailis,
partnership
corporation
10,
1956,
and
known
turn
in
of
also
;
on
July
10,
corporations
the
had
June
30,
succeeded
name
same
1960,
1957.
they
At the
were
of
time
under
to
be
installation
.thereto;
the
round
equipment
net
$716,000.
costs'
of
leased
and
8"
outside
being acquired by
proceeds
from
Approximately
new
approximately
company's
holds
382,605
outstanding
has
company
of which Argonaut Investment Co.,
of record and 382,605 shares
shares
.
of
respective
engaged
in
the
manu¬
equipment
$140,000
will
premises,
and
the
diameter
the
sale
of
$200,000
and
be
the
for
square
by
new
company.
the
will
tools
expended
balance
be
and
for
of
stock
esti¬
expended
dies
for
incident
improvements
the
proceeds
to
will
for
64,079
stockholders
of
ex¬
authorized
Wilson
of
stock
common
shares
counter.
,
integrated
an
line
glass-lined
It
use.
is
fabricating
of
its
shares
textiles
also
for
in
engaged
and
and
industrial
of
heaters
of
erecting
air
residential,
engineering and
highway bridges
fabric-reinforced
high-strength
on
Oct. 18, 1960 filed a
100,000 shares of class A
letter
notification
of
stock
common
(no
with
to
par)
share, through Fairman & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
are
to
be
used
for
working
capital
.
has entered its appearance
on
Act
its
the
the
District
in
the
for
for
reorganization of
The
1960.
assets
of
of
as
$1,616,487
an
Hotel
which
answer
the
and
petition
was
is an Illinois
The debtor
hotel
in
Chicago,
12, 1960.
operates
a
and
balance sheet
A
Windermere
filed
Debtor
reorganization,
Oct.
on
owns
shows
S.
pending
Court
which
in proceedings under Chapter X
reorganization of
(a) Windermere,
Court
in Chicago and
(b)
the U. S. District Court in Denver.
the
U.
petition
principal asset.
petition
for
the
Sept.
13,
the
need
by
corporation
and
which
April 30, 1960 filed with
liabilities of $5,157,463.
The
.
capital structure consists of bonds outstanding in the principal
of $3,196,000 held by
approximately 1,500 bondholders. There
3,144.8 shares of common stock outstanding, represented by voting
trust certificates held by the bondholders or their assigns.
are
-
Magic
in
by John
jointly
Portland
and
With
in
the
are
pursuant
1959.
and
line
foot
30,000-square
a
building
in
particle board and plywood.
these
of
the
Los
facilities
Southwest
with
diversified
a
paper-overlaid
price
permit
will
a
line
wider
producer
.
,
.
,
us to better serve
of products," Mr.
wood
of
including
products,
veneer.
support
Denver.
court
of
with
which
the
approval
There
sold
was
Commission
be widely distributed.
of the petition.
to
and
foothills
petition
$1,810,779.
of
on
Colo.,
the
in
Debtor's
The
part
filed
reorganization
Golden,
park
liabilities
statement
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Tne
in
Com¬
Co., Inc.—Rights Offering—
company, of Lake Geneva, Wis., filed a registration statement
the SEC on
Oct.
26
covering 27,996 shares of common stock.
It
is proposed to
offer this stock for subscription by common stock¬
holders
on
the
basis
of
one
new
share
for
each
five
shares
held.
The
record
date,
subscription
price
terms
underwriting
and
are
be supplied by amendment. The underwriters are The Milwaukee
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc., and Bell & Farrell, Inc.
The company
natural
gas
in
Wis.,
59%
a
in
and
du
and
Chien,
of
in
bottle
(which
The
16
prospectus
a
be
to
31,
together
used,
of
bank
$700,000
expenditures
Aug,
It
has
Oct.
on
amounted
1960,
and
they
of
the
any
required
for
property
1960).
31,
to
are
with
incurred
loans
holds
acquired
Prairie
The
com¬
during
$577,000
estimated
at
the
$925,000
months'ending Dec. 31, 1961.
Executive
the
will
$550,000
amounted
ended
which
Corp.,
Gas
Counties,
gas.
and bulk propane businesses in
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Net proceeds
and
pay
propane
to
Co.,'
selling
and
Kenosha
and
and
gas
stock
to
Propane
distributing
of
Walworth
appliances
Wisconsin
construction
the
gas
business
Racine,
of
Dodgeville
months
the
in
of
sale
retail
funds,
additions
pany's
for
engaged
parts
additional
treasury
12
is
the
interest
v/holesale
group
lists
K.
Knoblock
D.
Vice-President.
138,623
The
shares
common
47,260
own
President
as
latter
and
F.
shares
O'Neill
A.
shares
14,941
owns
outstanding; and management
(34%).—V. 187, p. 681.
(10.7%)
officials
Worthington Corp.—Subsidiary's Division Acquired—
Gulton
See
Industries,
above.—V.
Inc.,
announced.—V.
was
Young Spring & Wire Corp. had
for
192,
p.
543.
Offered—
Inc.—Securities
that offered on Oct. 24, $250,000 of Whitmoyer'^
6% subordinated debentures due 1977, with warrants to
group
subscribe to
5,000 shares of common stock, at 100% and
In addition, the group is offering 85,000
shares of $1 par value common stock at $6 per share.
accrued interest.
PRIVILEGE—'The
debentures
share
of
common
FROCEEDS—Net
to
subscription warrants
for stock,
at $5
authorize purchasers of the
per
share, on the basis of
principal amount of debentures.
subscribe
to
the
each
for
its
192,
254.
p.
fiscal
$50
proceeds from the sale of the securities are to be
of bank indebtedness; the purchase of manu¬
payment
facturing equipment, and sales promotion.
0201,545, will be added to working capital.
The
balance,
estimated
at
but
*
holders.
The
in
1931
protein
and
feed
its
Laboratories,
principal
supplements,
and animal health
UNDERWRITERS—The
Inc.,
products
medicinal
Myerstown, Pa., was or¬
include vitamin, mineral
additives anu other
feed
products.
underwriters
1
named
•
*
••
below
for
•
.
Agreement
to
subject
purchase
to
the
from
terms
the
and
company
conditions
the
of
whom
the
principal
'
deficit,
equal to $4.61 a share on the 409,488 sharesof common stock outstanding, compares with a net profit of $812,163,
or $2.01
a share on the 404,528 shares outstanding in the previous fiscal
year.
In
addition
spring
strike,
its
to
F-108
Consolidated
Equipment,
that
place
to
operation,
conditions
aircraft
sales
for
fiscal
shareholders'
amounted
its
expanded
Chicago
such factors as the lengthy
government cancellation
had adverse effects on com¬
and
programs
In
looking
sales
enjoys
Mr.
from
demand
a
auto
the
for
that
and
Baker
Mr.
corporation
said
that
pointed
July
of
as
added
would
programs
31,
out
1960
on product
favorable effect
impetus
have
a
companies than
even
before as
the
result of
"compact" car.
the
Utility Metal Products Division
of stainless steel honeycomb,
partial
Division
an
Baker
Mr.
major supplier
anticipated
that
the
He emphasized that Young Spring & Wire today
balance in the distribution of its automotive products
the various
as
in
operating divisions—Automotive,
Metal Products — climbed from
$56,337,732,
share and working capital to $27.48 a share.
a
development
Baker added
Calif.),
four
Utility
to
profits.
better
amoung
increased
and
1959
1961,
to
and
and
its
of
equity
to $54.08
engineering
and
net
Electronics
$53,789,275
the
required
into
weather
B-70
and
costs
plant
adverse
results.
pany
on
heavy
cushion
re-activation
(Eurbank, Calif.)
(Pasadena,
would benefit
of the B-70 program; that
would realize benefits from
the
the
its
newly improved line of communications equipment;
expanded sales effort points to a better performance by
of
Equipment Division.—V.
190, p. 405.
t
•
Hallo-
well, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co. is acting as representative, have
agreed,
"
-
,
$1,888,710
introduction
BUSINESS—Whitmoyer
year
the
Electronics
'
consolidated net loss of $1,888,710
a
ended July 31, 1960 despite a 4.5%
increase in
earnings outlook for fiscal 1961 is encouraging, S. R.
Baker,, Chairman and President, declared in his annual report to share¬
sales,
steel
Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co. heads a
Hallowell,
severally
of
outstanding,
reported
are
is
This
with
of
poultry
registration
for
amusement
and
shares
petition
business
of
west
$3,655,897
shares
will
auto
Laboratories,
Whitmoyer
ganized
of
common
a
These
mission
An¬
cartons, shipping containers, boxes and containerpanel products includes plywood, hardboard, particle
of
purchase
applied
to
place
unfinished
an
Mountain
assets
3,101,782
voluntary
a
principal
is
Rocky
reported
filed
Its
asset
of
milk
pulp,
board
-
1960.
of
Aram,
president
Fox,
W.
Charles
L.
stated.
Its
No
Mountain
3,
major
of Cascades Ply¬
Weyerhaeuser Co. today,
by
for the fabrication of panel products for indus¬
25 employees, Lebanite Products Co. makes specialty
Weyerhaeuser, is
and
are
Advance
23,246
division
a
purchase
made
was
includes
acquisition
lumber,
on
ownership
of
principal
for
per
involuntary
as
Angeles,
Los
for
equipment
board.
respectively,
the
$3
Bankruptcy
approved
is
as
Co.—Acquires—
Co.
Weyerhaeuser
of
customers
Aram
organized
common
at
filed
sale
the
indebtedness,
scheduled
was
uses.
one
diameter
PROCEEDS—The
mated
and
Penn¬
steel tubing,
in round,
rectangular and special shapes. The company presently manu¬
factures
such
tubing
in
sizes
ranging
from
y2"
outside
diameter
through 6 "A" outside diameter, which size range will be increased to
and
companies
capital.
products of hardboard,
Welded
as
shares
Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Shows Loss—
and
trial
Class A Common Of¬
company is, and its predecessors were,
and sale of electric resistance welded
outside
already
utility
operating
.
square,
11"
Western
other
of
holds
Utilities
which
in
of common stock,
transaction
The
our
—
,
field.
in three
debentures due March 1, 1965 and
debentures
due
March
1,
1965
(plus
a
certain
announcement
geles
written
company.
machinery
stock
common
fund
securities
Products
vice-president
the
Pennsylvania corporations known as Welded Tube Sales Corp. and
Tube Fabricators, Inc. were merged into the
company; Eastern States
Fabricators, Inc., a Pennsylvania corporation, had been merged into
Tube
An
31).
Na¬
as
successor
to
the partnership of Louis
trading under the same name.
This partner¬
Aug. 1, 1951, the partnership of Louis BaiHs,
Pennsylvania
1947.
31,
of
for
Weyerhaeuser
Richmonu,
Central
designing,
Co.
its
Chester
Corp.,
of
were
,
electronics
stock.
electric
and
pending in
Magic Mountain, Inc.,
:
1952
America,
1950,
Oct.
on
succeeded,
amounts
„
Lebanite
of
Virgina,
Richmond,
Va.
Under
the
agreement, any two officers designated by
Tube
10,
Philip Bailis
Bailis,
Philip
Dec.
April
on
and
?
Corp.—Debenture Offering—
.
wood
The
as
The
Hotel
6,356,101.
1713.'
6,000
an Oct. 26
prospectus, an underwrit¬
ing group headed by H. Hentz & Co. publicly offered
140,000 shares of this firm's $1 par class A common stock
at $6 per share.
BUSINESS—Welded
6,155,049
secured
to
shares
3,000
Bank
and
on
the
industrial
proceeds
of
fered—Pursuant to
sylvania
112,375
H. Loveland, company President and principal
stockholder
of
Argonaut, is the beneficial owner of 231,782 shares,
his interest deriving out of his
holdings of Argonaut stock.
V. 191,
6,000
National
Agent,
Welded Tube Co. of America
Baliis
837,804
sinking
working
_4
&
stockholders.
the
Windemere Hotel Co.—SEC in Chapter X Proceedings
$7,574,304
substantial
owns
Francisco
San
"The
•
$8,095,826
companies
of
addition
Co.—___
Inc
in
outstanding.
As a result
has 569,919 shares outstanding.
Wilson
the American Stock Exchange.
Advance
now
over
gas
covering
The SEC
of
Cascades.
may
p.
the
or
provide
of
Bank
Directors
only.—V.
receipt
Co
Smith
large
Other
shares
manufactures
corporation
offered
The
v
*$271,472
1346.
p.
$4,490
beneficially.
to
stock.
safekeeping
of
Merchants
Transfer
as
portfolio securities
terms
&
Zucker,
and
act
Brooke
Mason-Hagan,
576,700
2,508,900
listed
manufacture
SEC
be
.
$1,258,551
income
4%
of
of
I,145,920
their
subject
Presi¬
exchange
(H & H) Wilson, Inc., Bell, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,405,500
$2,337,697 $36,026,644
3,146,949
2,609,169
27,930,818 26,510,308
ops.
192,
secured
of
In
P-
6,000
Richmond, Richmond, Va.,
common
safekeeping
the
will
ry.
company
414%
to
below:
9,000
._
Ry.—Earnings—
is
and
the
the
the
•
15,000
Shares
30,000 1
duPont
Branch
from
interests
the
names
—
the
plastics.
was
Maryland
operat'g
ry.
rities
100,0000 shs.
•
Shares
J.
will
States.
agreed,
research,
H.
the retirement of the latter issue); to repay
outstanding bank loans totaling $925,000, obtained to provide working
capital ($246,875) and to provide funds ($678,125) for the purchase
of
25,000
additional common shares of West Coast Telephone Co.;
and
the balance
to
finance the
future purchase of additional secu¬
Outstanding
below,
severally
Towbin Co
other
Advance
Advance
of
Wilson
traded
and
of
total
Brothers
commercial
Unterberg,
E.
C.
is
compressors
1039.
operating rev.
operat'g expen.
premium
Underwriting Agreement, to
respective number of shares of com¬
the
company
forth
Co.,
&
Wilson
as
60,000
and
principally
common.
of
87,325
shares
a
common
Industries
and
issued
has
exchange,
Brothers
the
Co.
p.
$449,000
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
The
—
C.
conditions
from
purchase
mon
J.
be
currently
Authorized
stock
Common
&
Deficit.—V.
of
Ad¬
United
whom
for
below,
named
underwriters
has
shares
785,892
the
of
shares
acting
the
Advance
Foundation, a
stockholders of the
public
utility
companies; California Water & Telephone
Coast Telephone Co. and The Southwestern States Tele¬
phone Co.
It also owns and operates a telephone directory publishing
business known as Thornhill Publishing Co.
The net proceeds of tne
sale
of debentures
will be used to retire $117,000 principal amount
the
not
may
Wilson
for
Bailis
Anna
principal
the
funds
engaged
in
common.
operating
West
be
Business
Small
desirable
is
company
rev.
The
carry
ministration.
Investments
the
by
by
is
exchanged
Brothers
Co.,
defined
as
owned
are
organized
mutual
Brothers
209,192
equal monthly
36
fund
Wilson
of
changed
terminate the revolving credit at
also provided for by the afore¬
may
by Maurice Parker,
figured
are
Axe
shares
Bank Loan
This
corporation, 300 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 27 covering $2,750,000
of
5V4%
convertible debentures, due Oct. 1, 1975, to be offered for
public sale through a group of underwriters headed by Dean Witter
&
Co.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendent.
nor
purposes.
company
The
and
of the amount,
receivable plus 60%
rolled sheet steel and fin¬
accounts
company's
payable in
is
Western Utilities
Admin¬
the
companies
concerns
1960,
31,
Axe
Industries
that
located
at
Cambridge, Mass.; Providence, R. I., and
111., and
subsidiaries
and
affiliates
are
located
at
Santa
Calif.; Los Angeles and Cleveland.
Monica,
Oct.
in
of furnishing equity capital,
furnishing consulting and advisory
has no immediate plans for rendering
business
Dec.
Plants
credit
to
business
small
to
four
shares
Amount
offering, estimated at $560,510
funds
the
prior
announcement
an
Brothers.
Industries
use.
Chicago,
equal to 80%
sum
a
current
bank
Amortizing
245,000
Co.
192,
Net
for
(although the company
services)
and
prescribe
investment
(b)
by
Trust
'•
&
Railway
Railway
However,
periodic
condition;
in
debentures
Western
investment
Business
with
agency
financial
cost
$600,000
(a)
or
its
on
Period End. Sept. 30—
1940
defined
its
company.
Small
of
1960,
8,000
3,000
The company manufactures sonic
equipment and electric and electronic
automatic control and computer equipment for Industrial and
military
15,000
Agreement with the Girard
outstanding balance of the revolving
13,000
10,000
—
according to
Advance
230,000
Loan
51,000
50,000
Brothers—Exchange—
Advance
owned
140,000
230,000
Shares
$200,000
Co., Inc
Inc.
Co.,
'
acknowledged
com¬
authority
qualifies
under
investment
that
("the
are
nor
the
The
15,000
§600,000
set
650.
Wilson
of
The
1953
Federal
any
company
by
1959,
of
investment
companies
31,
stock
com.
Higginson
Corp.—— 35,000
Sunstein & Co.— 30,000
—V.
Exchange
non-diversified
provisions of the Act in accordance with its
be
such
to
Administration
operation
if
examination
activities
PROCEEDS—The net
used
such
regulated
a
to
required
its
the
the
as
29,
Act
and
1940
a
management
supervised
supervised
Code
subject
is
concerning
erning
are
thus
July
Company Act of
closed-end management
policies
be
istration;
will
the
Investment
company as
the company's
Revenue
company
out
since
Securities
Neither
and
they
Internal
the
been,
Investment
investment
Act.
practices
will
has
Business
with
reserving freedom of action to change from
pany,
a
the
and
Small
registered
"71,100
par)
I stock
common
Debentures
&
Advance,
dent
Gerstley,
19
under
31,
Aug.
4'm,000
par)
($1
of
foundation
the
Lee
prospectus an underwriting group
headed by J. C. Wheat & Co., 100 E. Main
St., Richmond,
Va., publicly offered 60,000 shares of this firm's $1 par
common stock at $10.50
per share.
Federals Licensee
($1
stock
material
the
Hertz
H.
Virginia Capital Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
to
Outstanding
320,833
1972—
16,
of
names;
Brothers, a diversified holding company, has acquired ap-.
proximately 32%
ownership of Advance Industries through an ex-,
change of stock on the basis of one share of Wilson for nine shares
FINANCING
*350,000
White
191, p.
Wilson
*$G00,000
;
shares
of
51
Wilson
options.
PRESENT
G.
from
representative, severally agreed to purchase
number of shares of class A common stck
set forth opposite their respective names:
the
1396.
;
UNDERWRITERS—The
from
Trust
J.
—V.
reserved for issuance upon conversion of
outstanding shares of class B common stock and the exercise of class
A common
stock options.
Hentz
Manufacturers
extent
company.
The company has called: for
redemption on Nov. 21, 1960, all of its
outstanding $4.50 cumulative preferred stock at $103.50 per share, plus
dividends of 46'A cents per share.
Payment will be made at
and
EFFECT TO
such
of
number
respective
Robinson & Co., Inc
Milton D. Blauner &
Bank
12,606
Agreement
charitable
fee,
844.
accrued
suant
exercise
aggregate
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath—
war¬
Exchange
what
the
their
Bank,
so
*$600,000
company
The
Loan
tAll
pursuant
owned
are
to
and
and
opposite
Underwriter
installments be¬
ginning July 1, 1960 and ending June 1, 1963.
The above loans bear
interest at the rate of 6% per annum and are secured by inventories
and
accounts receivable owned by
the company at June 1, 1960 or
thereafter
acquired,
machinery and equipment
(excepting the new
machinery and equipment presently on order) and insurance policies on
the life of Louis Bailis owned by the company.
The Loan Agreement
contains, among other provisions, restrictive covenants with regard to
the creation of additional indebtedness, payment of dividends, purchase
of stock and purchase of fixed assets.
The amount owed under the
revolving credit was reduced to $500,000 on Oct. 17, 1960.
None
$150,000
Corn
Trust
when
the
upon
April
stock
inventories.
time.
any
667,303
296,579
debentures
forth
exercised, if at all, it has made
proceeds from the sale of class A
the
GIVING
terms
the
raw
ished
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
the
to
the
said
United Biscuit Co. of America—To Redeem Pfd. Stock
•
issued
due
common
§Including
p.
be
of
Exchange Bank, the
not exceed the lesser
owing
of the Trout Mining Division of Ameri¬
accounts receivable, concentrates and supplies,
prepaid insurance, and prepaid taxes) and Ameri¬
lessee with respect to its lease of office space in
NOTE—The
except
to
$500,000 after Dec.
1957
business
$150,000 payable to American, due $50,000
annually commencing Dec. 31, 1960___
$100,000 payable to Chemical Bank New
leases
employment
common
♦Under
cash,
as
B
in
Mont.
Warrants for
York
for
stock
A
Class
directly used
Authorized
to
Girard
company does not know
certain options may be
time
debentures
Class
Divi¬
3,
Exchange
conditions
Sundry indebtedness
rights,
Oct.
Corn
if
various
Funds not
revolving
the
of
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common
Trust
reborrowed
for
capital.
Authorized
Ma¬
Mining
dated
available
reduction
the
revolving credit
Amortizing
bank
loan
organized on Nov.
was
Delaware
production payment,
the
expenses,
interest
lease
a
reserved,
a
(other
can's
of
and
in
in
in connection with
deferred
laws
$92,681
interest
interest
subject to
can
from
loan
Options to purchase class A
the
Metals, Inc. ("American"). On Dec. 31, 1958, American,
for 92,681 shares of common stock of the company paid
company
title
Girard
be
Bank
stock.
under
exchange
the
the
may
be
and
working
toward the
necessity for factoring the company's re¬
payments on the purchase of new equipment and
CAPITALIZATION
of
HISTORY—Trout Mining Co.
1958
the
eliminate
the
to
common
will make a public or private
the unexercised warrants at the
by
from
paid
so
of
company
covered
loan
a
funds
increased
applied
obtainable.
method
common
14,
to
plans
no
sold
are
be
ceivables, for initial
for working capital.
The company has no current plan with
respect
disposition of these shares. If less than 200,000
shares are: subscribed for, the.
company,
has no present plans with
respect to the course of action it will follow.
The subscription price
will be refunded if there
are subscriptions for less than 200,000 snares
to
proceeds
used
were
these
stock
common
less
of
of
general
including
will
amounts
Since
296,579
receive
than
warrants,
common
the
will
company
200,000
portion
any
The
purposes.
than
company's
purposes,
rant.
received
for
the
to
presently needed
capital
be
sufficient
added
corporate
providing working
and development o*
exploration
manganese
assurances
result
a
for
and
be
(1755)
Purchase
amount
ol
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Appointments—
Bankers
agent
4%%
for
Trust
Co.
has
$60,000,000
been
appointed
principal
bonds series H due Oct.
amount
trustee, registrar and paying
first mortgage sinking fund
192, p *.443.
1, 1990 of the company.—V.
52
(1756)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„
.
.
Monday, October 31, 1960
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Pima
8
(P.O. Tucson), Arizona
Bond
eral
Sale
obligation
fered
school
Oct. 17—v.
on
awarded
were
bonds
192,
of¬
1347—
p.
Garrett-Brom-
to
field & Co.
Nov.
on
his
at
City, until
office
10
Red¬
D
bonds.
1962
incl.
1981
to
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Millbrae School District, San Mateo
CALIFORNIA
District,
County, Calif.
Offering — G. A. PequeCounty Clerk, will receive
Riverside
Bond
gnat,
bonds offered
series B
192, p. 1444
v.
—
The
to
sealed bids at his office in River¬
S. A.,
side, until 11
ciates.
(PST) on Nov.
purchase of $175,000
1958,
series
C
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
7
for
a.m.
Offering
Darrell
—
S.
of
bids
at the County
until Dec. 20 for the purchase of
Legality approved by O'Melveny
$140,000 school bonds.
6 Myers, of Los Angeles.
cipal
and interest
(J-D)
payable
Treasurer's office.
Branch School Distirct, San Luis
Obispo County, Calif.
The $29,000 school
Bond Sale
192,
v.
Mattoon,
Superintendent
Schools, will receive sealed
Norwalk-La-Mirada City School
Dist., Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
—
series A bonds offered
—
1444
p.
Oct.
on
were
—
to
The
Security-First
Bank, of Los Angeles.
17
awarded
National
vig,
at
until
his
office
in
San
school
1960.
Due
(J-D)
Superintendent
—
Tom
of
Schools,
will
Fremont, until Nov. 15 for
purchase of $133,000 bonds.
the
Cottonwood Union School
District,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
bonds offered
1444
p.
—
Oct. 17
on
v.
192,
to
—
awarded
were
interest
County
,
' :
•
his
office
Dennis
Cutler,
until
8
(PST) on Nov. 21 for the
purchase of $250,000 bonds. Dated
p.
m.
July 1, 1960. Due
1961 to 1990 incl.
in
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by O'¬
Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Palomar Junior
San
College District,
Diego County, Cal.
Offering
—
R. B. James,
bids
his
at
until 10:30
for the
County
sealed
bids
Angeles,
Clerk,
at
until
his
9
will
office
receive
in
Los
(PST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $200,election
Dec.
at
and
the
a.m.
1959, series B bonds.
interest
(J-D)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Goleta Union School District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
office
in
Santa
Bar¬
bara, until 10
a.m. (PST) on Nov.
purchase of $104,000
school, series C bonds. Dated Nov.
7
for
1973
Nov. 10 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
on
interest
(M-N) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Jefferson
at
the
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, California
Bond
ing,
Nov. 15
on
(J-D)
Dec.
15, 1960.
Offering—John A. BrunCounty Clerk, will receive
Co., Brush, SloCo., Inc., City National
Trust Co.,
of Chicago,
—
1961
from
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
in¬
1980
to
and
Clerk,
at
office.
Port of Los
the
purchase
until
9
Legality
ap¬
of
to
1961
Dec. 1
inclusive.
1985
-
In¬
Legality approved by
Orrick, ;Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Dated
Dec.
on
(J-D)
1
Dec.
from
County School District
(P. O. Golden), Colorado
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
purchase
until
of
Nov.
for
15
$1,390,000
school
Nor walk, Conn.
ital
on
Sale—The $3,100,000
improvement
Oct.
19—v.
bonds
192,
p.
cap¬
offered
1537—were
the
purchase
bor
revenue
The Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of
Chicago, First Boston Corp.,
1960. Due
1985.
San
har¬
1,
June 1 from 1963 to
on
Callable.
School
Dist., San
Mateo County, California
ing,
Offering—John
County
sealed
wood
bids
Clerk,
at
his
City, until
Nov.
$379,000
Dated
15
will
receive
in
Red¬
a.
m.
1960. Due
on
Nov.
1 from 1961 to 1984 incl.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
City
Offering
Clerk,
bids until
10
of Boston,
Co., as 314s, at a
price of 100.4399, a basis of about
Bank,
3.20%.
Winchester, Conn.
Offering
Goodenough,
will
receive
Connecticut
pany,
1,
1960.
to
and
will
Phillip Acker,
receive sealed
(PST) on Nov.
15 for the purchase of
$3,600,000
Bank
T.
&
Trust
Com¬
750
Main
St., Hartford,
until 11:30
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the pur¬
of $400,000 sewer seventh
series bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
a.m.
chase
on
Dec.
Day,
1
from
Legality
Berry
&
1961
to
approved
Howard,
1980
by
of Hart¬
ford.
a.m.
improvement 1960 bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
FLORIDA
interest
1961
to
1985
inclusive.
2%s.
as
100,000
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Development Commission
Due
3V2s.
as
from
County
Legality ap¬
430,000
Nov.
on
1,
Due
1971 to
1
Nov.
on
1
1978 inclusive.
3.70s. Due
as
Nov.
on
1970 inclusive.
3%s.
as
140,000
Due
1965 to
from
1979
Alhambra, III.
Bond Sale
and
sewer
fered
The
Oct. 19
on
Nov.
on
1,
1980.
and
$145,000 water
192,
v.
to
p.
the
1348
Federal
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
at
price of par,
$10,000 as 47/8s.
cy,
a
185,000
follows:
as
'•
Cty.,
Elk
Turnlund,
receive
p.m.
(CST)
Due
Grove
on
17—v.
192,
Offering
Stephen
J.
Goettler, Clerk of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
the
building
of
bonds.
1960.
Due
1974
incl.
on
Oct.
1,
from"1961
1
to
of Oct.
as
vV,,fA *
on
Nov. 2 for
$128,000
Dated
Dec. 1
Principal
school
Dec.
1,
from
1962 to
and
Offering—H.
Comptroller,, will
payable
at any bank
or
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Geneseo, Illinois
Bond
O.
Farber,
receive
sealed
bids until Nov. 16 for the purchase
of
$7,950,000
Illinois
union
health center
revenue
bonds.
and
INDIANA
Beech
Grove, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 munici¬
pal improvement bonds offered
Oct.
17
—
192,
v.
1348
p.
—
on
were
awarded to The Indianapolis Bond
& Share Corp., as 314s, at a
price
of
100.851,
interest
company
y"
,
Trustees, Urbana, III.
—
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
4
revenue
Dated
Callable
V
.
County Sch. Dist., No. 66
(P. O. Downers Grove), IllinoisA
8
until
University of Illinois, Board of
Bond
$100,000 school
Oct.
1537—were awarded to McDougal 8c Condon, Inc., at a price of
until
Oct.
inclusive.
rt-
Community
p.
Bond
bids
Nov. 7 for the pur¬
bonds.
on
W.
Manager,
1, 1975.
Sale—The
offered
sealed
on
1860
1960.
(P. O. Chicago), Illinois
Bond
City
chase cf $1,750,000 water
series
Consolidated School District No. 59
bonds
Acting
will
1990
4i/2s.
as
Rock Island, Ul.
Offering — Richard
Bond
1960 bonds of¬
—
awarded
were
—
—
revenue
'
Boone
basis of about 3.10%.
a
County (P. O: Lebanon),
Indiana
Bond Offering-^-Rex M.
County
sealed
on
Auditor,
bids until
Nov.
17
for
1961
to
1970
Sprong,
will
receive
1:30 p.m.
(CST)
the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
$100,000
hospital
Dec. 15, 1960. Due
on
Dec.415 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County
State
Bank, in
Offerig—Myrtle J. Bessant, City Clerk, will receive sealed
and interest
until
7:30
Boone
8 for
the
p.
m.
(CST)
on
purchase of $700,000 electric revenue, 1960 bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on July
1
from
of
as
1961
to
1980
Lebanon.
Legality approved by
Chapman 8c Cutler, of Chicago.
Perry Township Metropolitan
incl. Callable
School District (P. O. Indian-
July 1, 1976. Interest
(J-J).
Legality,approved byvChapman &
Cutler,, of Chicago.
<
Grundy, Kendall and Will Counties
Community Consolidated School
(P. O. Minooka),
District No. 201
Illinois
Offering—Donald
Bond
Offering
—
Christian
D.
Brehob, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST)
the
purchase
building
McCoy,
,,
apolis), Ind.
1960.
of
bonds.
Due
on
Nov. 10 for
$650,000
Dated
school
Nov.
semi-annually
1,
from,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ July 1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1966 incl.
tion, will receive sealed bids until Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1978 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
on
(J-D)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
able at the American Fletcher Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company, in
Indianapolis.
Legality
approved;
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
IOWA
pany
bidder.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Grundy, Kendall and Will Counties
Community High School District
No. Ill (P. O.
Minooka), III.
Bond
Offering—Clarence KnudSecretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
son,
Florida
Securities
100.0026, a net
3.62%, as
about
1963 and 1964.
the
at
office.
bids
harbor
from
$25,000
1980
Treasurer,. 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 3 for the
At the purchase of $125,000 school build¬
Town
sealed
Room 504, Fifth Floor,
inclusive.
—
Lawrence
—
of
of
cost
ILLINOIS
Bond
Bond
Due
San Diego, Calif.
Bond
composed! of
group
National
Brun-
(PST)
the purchase of
series B bonds.
for
1,
A.
office
10
school,
Nov.
First
a
and Estabrook &
Park
Bruno
Bond
on
$14,000,000
to
Newman
price
a
bids
awarded
of
Co., at
Nov.
building bonds.
Crutten-
&
Channer
and
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan, of New York City.
the
CONNECTICUT
re¬
bonds. Dated Dec.
Podesta
Co.,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Ballman & Main,
a.m.
1964
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
trust
Jefferson
R-l
composed of
group
follows:
(J-D)
COLORADO
Bond
will
bonds
on
J-D.
(P. O.
Accountant,
sealed
$5,650,000
from
terest
Angeles, Board of
Bond Offering—William J. Bul¬
Chief
receive
will
a
den,
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
inclusive.
S. Belick,
1, 1960. Due
County
Harbor Commissioners
A.
—
bids until 8 p.m. on Nov. 3 for the
interest
cisco.
lock,
City
Offering
to
Du Page
Santa Clara, Calif.
Bond
Due
the
10, 1960. Due
to
15
clusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
&
ceive sealed bids until Nov. 15 for
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
000
Diego,
San Pedro), Calif.
Los Angeles County, Calif.
vig,
San
(PST)
a.m.
Dated
cisco.
(
in
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
JEast Whittier City School District,
Co., Brown Bros. Harriman 8c Co., Mercantile Trust Com¬
pany, of St. Louis, J. A. Hogle &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
Stone & Youngberg, Taylor & Co.,
purchase of $844,000 school
bonds.
on
office
Principal and in¬
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Hutton &
bids
bonds.
Due
Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Rey¬
nolds & Co., J. Barth & Co., E. F.
Dated Dec.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
terest (J-J) payable at the
inclusive.
100.565.
office
(P. O.
Knoxville), III.
Bond Sale—The $695,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 18
v. 192, p. 1537 — were awarded
$1,700,000 public improvement
1960
and C. N. White & Co.
his
at
re¬
July 1 from
on
Glore, For& Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Becker
1995
School District No. 202
Sept.
interest
(HST)
of
Trust Co., of New York, Northern
sealed
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
bids
will
Bernardino,
Bond
in
ceive
until
11
a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 31 for the purchase
of $400,000 election 1959, series 3
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
sealed
—
Clerk,
County
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
Dec. 1, 1980.
Trust Co., of Chicago,
G.
to
bonds.
on
County (P. O. Wailuku
Maui), Hawaii
Bond Offering — Shigeto Murayama, County Treasurer, will re¬
I&ook
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
1965
,Knox County Community Unit
Maui
Irving Lundborg & Co., Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., Hooker & Fay, Kalman
8c Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, Shuman, Agnew &
Co., Irving J. Rice & Co., Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, Sutro & Co.,
San Francisco.
Utility Dist., Tulare
County, California
Bond Offering—Doyne E. Lowery,
Secretary of the Board of
1,
Fargo
Bank
American
Trust Co., San Francisco, Blyth &
Co., Inc., First Boston Corp., Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, Chemical Bank New York
&
V.
Dec.
follows:
as
&
Offering
1
Wells
cumb
the
Cutler Public
were
Bank
Bond
on
from
the
HAWAII
1979.
Is. Due
as
Bernardino County, Calif.
San
receive sealed bids at his office in
1962 to
and
the
1
Dec.
on
on
for
1
Dec. 1
on
Due
Nov.
of
$5,450,000
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Dated
incl.
Due
3.60s.
until
purchase
1
.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Weeden &
from
at
Due
1973
Dec.
Other members of the syndicate
A.
ceive
Maloney,
1
215,000
gan
Los
m.
Principal
payable
Wardle,
County, Calif.
Dec.
on
on
from 1974 to 1977 incl.
as
be
incl.
3V2S.
as
in
(PST) on
$705,Dated Dec.
1,
a.
Due
1968 to
860,000
Bond
follows:
as
1967
to
314s.
as
from
Ontario School District, San
Nov. 22 for the purchase of
Alameda
9
Treasurer's officeA
Diego,
District,
1,275,000
receive
will
office
bonds.
incl.
$1,220,000 school, series B bonds.
1961.
Bond Offering
his
at
until
1985
Dated Jan. 1,
Centerville School
bids
Angeles,
000
bids
Clerk,
County
sealed
Nov. 22 for the purchase of
Cajon Valley Union Sch. District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B.
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1961
a
3.39%,
5s.
as
from
430,000
Bond
1963 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
from
est cost of about
of San Francisco, and Asso¬
Mineral King Union School Dist.,
Tulare County, Calif.
Clearwater), Florida-
net inter¬
1978 and
the
election
Cross
Bayou Sanitary District (P. O.
Francisco,
price of 100.033,
or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
bank
Pinellas County, South
a
ica N. T, & S. A., of San
a
,
19—v.
at
&
T.
bonds.
E
192,
syndi¬
cate headed by the Bank of Amer¬
awarded
of America N.
Bank
18
Oct.
on
of : $14,500,000
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
Hills¬ 1960.
to 1980 inclusive.
road
revenue
County
Principal and
interest
.J
1
"'
•
(J-D)
payable
at
any
borough
mu¬
series
1348—were awarded to
school
Oct.
on
were
—
purchase
$4,250,000
improvement,
$1,470,000
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $298,000
Alvord Unified Schoot
nicipal
p.
Principal
and interest
Jose, California
bonds -offered
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from
San
Bond Sale—The
.m
series
school
in
(PST)
purchase of
a.
the
for
15
$965,000
The $365,000 gen¬
—
bids
sealed
wood
County School District No.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Bond Offering — Harold G.
Schaefer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed, bids until 10 a.m.
(CST);
on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of
$1,917,000 bonds.
I
Lawton
Bond
Community Sch. Dist.^ Iowa
Sale—The $140,000 school
(CST) on Nov. 3 for bonds offered on Oct.* 14—v. 192,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will' the
purchase of $240,000 school p.
1444—were
awarded
to
The
be received until Nov. 30 for the building
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1, Carleton D. Beh Co., at a price of
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
until
8 p.m.
Volume
5999
Number
192
,
3y4s.
as
Due
Nov.
on
1
3s. Due
as
Nov. 1, 1968
on
1969.
and
23,000
3y4s.
as
Due
Nov.
on
1,
1970 and 1971.
36,000
3.40s.
as
from
1972
Due
on
1974
incl.
to
Nov.
1
District, Iowa
Offering — Olive
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
building
gality
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
17
$595,000
bonds.
1960. Due
1980
of
various purpose bond is¬
sues of Louisiana State University
and Agricultural and Mechanical
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
for
school
from
1
1,
1963
M-N.
to
Le¬
Chapman
&
revenue
Oct. 17
on
1960
will
as
bonds
of¬
a
4V4s, 4s and 4y>s, at
par,
net
a
4.26%.
interest
Due
Dec.
on
on
Callable
incl.
price of
a
cost
of
ties
Corporation, Almstedt Bros.,
Graham-Conway
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., W. L. Lyons & Co., Stein
Bros. & Boyce, and The Bankers
Bond Co., Inc.
(CST) on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of $125,000 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclu¬
Interest
Clerk,
—
will
Jack
Helburn,
receive
sealed
industrial building revenue bonds.
Date# 'Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
July
1. from 1962 to 1981 incl.
Kenton
County
Bond
Water+Dist. No.
Sale—The
bonds
revenue
192,
offered
1
11
Oct.
on
net interest cost of about
4.27%,
follows:,
from
44,000
33/4s.
1961
4,000
to
and
to
1962
jail
4s. Due
as
Oct.
on
1
incl.
Oct. 1 from
on
incl.
1990
Oct.
on
1,
1992
and 1993.
236,000
from
,
1995
Due
to
Oct.' 1
on
1997
incl.
Oct.
18
Bond
Sale—The
sewer
Oct.
on
awarded
curities
to
bonds
192,
group composed of
Magnus & Co., Fox, Reusch & Co.,
& Co., Inc., and Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., as follows:
a
89,000
.
1962
as
from
*
.
4y2s.
as
from
82,000
Due
414s.
1975
Due
to
Due
•
1
%
May
1
Co., Municipal Department,
Second
Floor, 111 Franklin St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Nov.
2
for the
1
from
purchase of $350,000 city remodeling loan .of 1960
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
sive.
1961
Principal
at
Trust
the
to
and
State
inclu¬
1970
Bank
<
,
-V *
•/'* '«•
»
;'/'•••>
■
Cullen, La.
y.
Bond Offering
;shaw,
Town
sealed
—
Bernice Brad-
Clerk,
bids until
will
7:30 p.m.
receive
(CST)
on
Nov. 7 for the
purchase of
$469,000 various bonds. Dated Sep.
1, 1959. Due on Sep. 1 from 1962
•to
1989
•interest
bank
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
and
at
any
trust company
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
or
Co., in Boston. Legality
by
Ropes,
Best,
Sale
bonds offered
Town
Offering
1538
p:
$5,494,000
v. 192,
—
awarded to
-— were
a
syn¬
dicate headed by Glore, Forgan &
Co.,
a
3V2S, at
as
price of 100.303,
a
basis of about 3.45%.
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
as
First
Clerk,
,bids until 11
.22
for
'utilities
the
1990
a.m.
receive
(CST)
purchase
revenue
1, 1961. Due
to
will
on
of
sealed
on
Nov.
$375,000
bonds. Dated Jan.
Sept. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
Judell, of New Orleans.
"
1965
approved
Corporation,
Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Wertheim &
Co.,
&
Co., McDonnell &
Inc., Hirsch & Co., Wood;
Gundy & Co., Inc., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., Green, Ellis
& Anderson, King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc., Malon S. Andrus, Inc., and
Co.,
Wells
*
&
purchase
and
until
Jan.
of
$170,000
building bonds.
Massachusetts
Bond
Offering
the
site
school
(EST)
John
F.
Ken¬
noon
Dec.
l,n1960. Due
1961
to
2009
on
Dec. 1
Principal
and interest payable at the First
National Bank, in Boston. -■
i.
*
Li,*
■
.
•
'
Bond
Clerk,
bids
will
until
Kean &
receive
ment
Oct.
on
1
from
1961
bids
until
July 1 from 1964 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at
any bank
sealed
bids
Nov.
until
for
15
Paddock &
I
8
age
Woodland, Michigan
Sale—The $50,000 sewer¬
disposal system revenue bonds
offered
were
inclusive.
Callable
&
Kenower, Mac-
Sale
—The-»$60,000
disposal general system
obligation' bonds offered at the
same
time
awarded to
were
Offering
Sealed
—
until
8
1960. Due
1961
1965
to
inclusive.
purchase
of
$800,000
school
Claremont, Minn.
Offering—Evelyn Schmoll,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 11
for the purchase of $10,000 sani¬
tary sewer extension bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1 from
re¬
1962
p.m.
bank
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at any
trust company designated
or
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
Principal
St. Paul.
/
,
r
..
■
Bond
Sale—The
assessment
17—v.
to
192,
Bond Offering
on
Oct.
1349—were awarded
1960.
MacArthur &
City
to
Co.
for
W.
D,
Mayes,
sealed
(EST) on Nov.
the
purchase oi $129,000
vehicle
highway
fund
Oct.
1, 1960. Due on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
a
about
der.
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,- of
Detroit.1
-
City
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
W.
D.
receive
—
to
&
Co.,
4.28%,
as
headed
as
follows:
4y2s.
from 1963 to
395,000
as
John
by
at a price
interest cost
net
a
315,000
as
Due
of
of
.
on
Jan.
1
on
Oct.
1
from
1961
to
620,000
as
4.10s.
4.20s.
1975 to
from
Mounds View
(P. O. New
Brighton), Minnesota
Sale
The $585,000 gen¬
eral
obligation waterworks im¬
provement bonds offered on Oct.
18—v. 192, p. 1446—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by the
—
Allison-Williams
par,
Co., at
net interest
a
price of
of about
follows:
as
$245,000
a
cost
as
4s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
140,000
as
4.20s,
Due
Aug. 1
on
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
as
4V4s.
Due
1973 to
Aug.
on
1
1978 inclusive.
Piper, Jaffray
Woodard-Elwood
&
& Hopwood;
Co.; Kalman
&
Co., Inc.; E. J. Prescott & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Caldwell, Phil¬
lips Co.; Juran & Moody, Inc., and
American National Bank, St. Paul.
Starbuck,
Bond
Sale
—
Minnesota
The
$82,000
provement bonds offered
19—v.
192,
on
im¬
Oct.
1538—were awarded
Moody, Inc.
p.
to Juran &
MISSISSIPPI
>
Jefferson-Davis
County (P. O.
Prentiss), Miss.
Offering — Edwin Dale,
Chancery
Clerk,, will
receive
Bond
a.m. (CST) on
purchase of $125,000 county office building bonds.
7
the
for
Due from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Mississippi (State of)
Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
Bond
Attorney General and ex-Of-
son,
ficio Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 9
the
purchase
of
$12,000,000
general obligation school, series E
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov.
were
as
follows:
Due
on
Jan.
Due
on
Jan.
St.
Van
1
Ingen
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Rod¬
wood
&
&
Bond
to
1980
inclu¬
Renshaw, Woodard-ElCo., Channer Newman
Co., Inc., and Sampair-
Joseph, Missouri
public
refunding
and
revenue,
series
1960
Sale—The $900,000
system
parking
1982 inclusive.
B. J.
1951
Principal and interest pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1
1974 inclusive.
&
man
from
1
sive.
MISSOURI
Other members of the syndicate
extension
bonds offered
p.
on
Oct.
18—v.
192,
1538—were awarded to a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; Zahner
& Company, and A. G. Edwards
& Sons, at a price of 100.0025, a
net interest cost of about 4.20%,
as
follows:
$120,000
as
41i£s.
Due on Dec.
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.;
Golden Valley, Minn.
1975' inclu¬
(A-O)
bidder.
Hawkins,
by
Wood, of New York
Bond
Jan. 1 from
Egan, Inc.
7:30 p.m.
&
1965 inclusive.
4s. Due
1971 to
from
Securities
until
successful
approved
City.
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
(EST)
sealed bids
the
by
Delafield
for
The
syndicate
$273,000
designated by the successful bid¬
Additional
1962
19—v. 192, p. 1349—were awarded
to
100.0008,
receive
—
will
1 from
Jan.
$1,603,000 im¬
provement bonds offered on Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Mayes,
on
Bond Sale
Nuveen
City, Michigan
Offering
Clerk,
Kenower,
nated
:
bids until 7:30 p.m.
1
Due
—
will
Fridley, Minn.
—
awarded
were
—
Clerk,
Galesburg, Mich.
water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered on Oct. 17
v, 192, p. 1445
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
Nov.
1976 inclusive.
Sale-^The* $100,000
Bond
Minn.
L. E. Learned,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
1 for the purchase of $81,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
"
.<■
offered
bonds
p.
$90,000 special
000
sealed bids until 10
Detroit Lakes,
City
Farmington, Mich.
(CST) on
purchase of $1,500,metropolitan
sports
area
Nov. 3 for the
1971
to
and interest
(M-S) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder.
Hansen,
receive
will
a.m.
and interest
March 15 from
on
Al.
—
Bond
(EST) on Nov. 3 for the purchase
of $50,000 road bonds. Dated Sept.
15,
Offering
Comptroller,
Inc.;
bids
will be received until Nov. 22 for
1
will
Clerk,
City
were as
District No. 252, Minn.
Bond
(P. O. Erie), Michigan
bids
Dec. 1
Other members of the syndicate
follows: J. M. Dain & Co.,
\Cannon Falls Independent School
Bond Offering—Walter G. Har¬
Township
on
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
from
Township, Erie Special
sealed
Due
Minneapolis.
200,000
building bonds.
No.
1, 1960.
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated,
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
MINNESOTA
the
Road Dist.
Dated Dec.
from 1961 to 1980t inclusive. Prin¬
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Bank
& Trust Company, in Detroit. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Assessment
(P. O.
Madison), Minn.
Bond Offering — A. J. Gloege,
County Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 17
for the purchase of $420,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
drainage bonds.
4.34%,
July 1,1968. Principal and interest
Erie
school
Lac Que Parle County
sewerage
p.m.
of
to
Co.
Additional
pur¬
as
Oct. 17—v. 192, p. 1349
on
awarded
Arthur
sewage
1999
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
$1,415,000 water supply
disposal system rev¬
enue, series 111 bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1964
to
company designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
the
of
chase
and
on
approved
will
the
$900,000
trust
or
Township (P. O. Saint
Johns), Mich.
Offering
—
Edward J.
on
of
Legality
Due
p.m.
1981
1980
Clerk,
purchase
building bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
Clinton
Township
bids
1960,
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
Sealed
—
(EST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$50,000 water supply and sewage dis¬
posal system bonds. Dated July 1,
(A-O)
:
Offering
sealed bids until 10
Cloud, Michigan
Offering—Harry Hooker,
Clerk, will receive sealeu
7:30
!
ap¬
City
p.m.
to
Legality
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Nov. 1 for purchase of $253,000
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due On
bonds
will
White
Nov. 15 for the pur¬
$202,000 special assess¬
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
sive. Principal and interest
1948
Clerk,
.
Bond
re¬
8
loan,
of
of
bonds.
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc-
Faul-
J.
Sale—The $500,000 school
act
purchase
the successful bidder.
Jan. 1 from
on
•
Rowe, Mass.
project
Dated
from
inclusive.
the
revenue
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $30,-
on
bonds. Dated
will'receive sealed
(EST) on Nov. 15
for
the
purchase of $34,750,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
bids until
Township
of
chase
motor
(State of)
—
on
Offering—Edw.
sealed
Bond
for
for
Township (P. O. Hale),
Michigan
Offering—Gilbert Follette,
Bond
Township (P. O. 39780
St. Johns),
Michigan
Garden
11
3
$864,000 bonds.
International Falls Independent
School Dist., No. 361, Minn.
the
Fitting
Plainfield
,
inclusive.
Township
man,
ceive
Marlboro, Massachusetts
received
'
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Bond
Christensen, Inc.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
u,
Moravian Drive,
Bank, of Boston, Equitable Securi¬
ties
,
by
Paddock
National
er-General,
Ralph Nunn,
—
1960. Due
ceive
Oct. 19
on
•
,
bonds.
tax
rison,
The
—
'I
Principal
(J-J) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
ap¬
Lowell, Mass.
Bond
as
and interest
Coolidge
,
Rugg, of Boston.
nedy, State Treasurer and Receiv¬
Jonesboro, La.
Bond
to
Geruldsen
LOUISIANA
*-W-"
/
1,
1961
&
&
.
Oct.
interest pay¬
Street
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Baxter
Co., Laidlaw & Co., Wallace,
from 1985 to 1992 incl,
limited
sewer
(EST)
c/o the State Street Bank &
Dec.
$150,000 park
par.
■
will be received until Nov. 17 for
the purchase of
Bond
Bond Offering—Robert H. Dud¬
000 hall bonds.
Dated June 1,
ley, Township Clerk, will receive 1960. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
1967 inclusive. Principal and inon
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
4erest (A-O) payable at any bank
$17,000 special assessment sanitary or trust
company designated by
receive
Trust
were
incl.
on '
Se¬
Bond Offering—Geo. E. Hayes,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
1
May
on
1984
41/2S.
as
May
on
1974 incl.
to
Webster
Lawrence, Massachusetts
bids
until
Housing
53
will be received until Nov. 30 for
Projects, will receive sealed bids
on
Agency,
&
St., Lansing 17), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Eugene T.
Peterson,
Director
of
Historic
Bloomfield Township (P. O.
Bloomfield Hills), Michigan
Faulmann,
offered
1538—were
p.
1538 —were
p.
Stone &
Paddock
Mackinac Island, State Park
were
—
com¬
.
Inc., jointly, as 3.70s, at a price of
100.29, a basis of about 3.66%.
&
Inc., Pohl
$54,000
to
192,
on
trust
by
MICHIGAN
Corp., and Lyons & Shafto,
$225,000 water
revenue
17—v.
awarded
—v.
offered
bonds
construction
or
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
inclusive.
South Portland Sewerage Dist., Me.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sewer
proved
Scottsville, Kentucky
and
from
Due
Finance
price of
a
1445
p.
Federal
the
:
Due
able
4y4s.
as
bonds.
inclusive.
1976
Dec.
1979
Due
4s.
as
1980 to
Due
2%s, at
bonds offered
192,
v.
to
Home
and
Offering—Kenneth Watts,
(CST) on Nov. 14 for
purchase of $750,000 court¬
the
17
awarded
Co., Inc., and Goodbody
Co., jointly, at a price of 97.12,
as
—
18
bank
any
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
Commission (P. O. 1008
Oct.
awarded
Clinton
a.m.
house
payable at
p.
group
of
revenue
;■
MASSACHUSETTS
to Pohl &
$140,000
Winnheld),
Secretary of the Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
a
College of Massachusetts
(P. O. Norton), Mass.
Bond Sale
The $551,000 dor¬
Louisiana
Bond
$424,000 water
1538—were
p.'
ap¬
Orleans.
(P. O. South Fort Mitchell), Ky.
as
Legality
MAINE
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $1,150,000
a
J-J.
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
New
192,
.
Wheaton
1, 1971.
Orleans.
Eminence, Kentucky
&
Dec.
(J-D). Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
sive.
—v
about 3.70%,
about
Other members of the syndicate
follows. Equitable SecurL'
—v.
of
as
Interest
on
18
awarded to
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.,
and George P. Fogg & Co., as 33/4s,
at a price of 100.422, a basis of
to 1990
1962
1 from
Winn Parish (P. O.
Offering
11
revenue
•
Bond
until
Nov. 29 for the
$1,250,000
utilities
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1960.
(CST)
of
m.
a.
purchase
were as
City
bids
sealed
receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
192, p. 1445
syndicate
headed by J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son,
to
Wood-
M.
Parker, Town Clerk, will receive
v.
—
awarded
were
W.
—
Olla, Louisiana
— Mrs.
Marjorie
Sale—The $550,000 school
building
-i—
Offering
Bond Offering
Bowling Green, Ky.
fered
composed
Oct.
mitory
yard, Secretary City Commission,
KENTUCKY
Bond
were
—
—
Bond
Nov.
Interest
for $6,-
Natchitoches, Louisiana
Ross,
Nov.
on
has
Co.
on
1538
College.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
Trust
York
500,000
Storm Lake Independent School
Bond
New
Bank
been named paying agent
(1757)
offered
University,
Agricultural and Mechanical
College, Louisiana
1
Names Paying Agent—Chemical
from 1961 to 1967 incl.
22,000
State
Louisiana
100.035, a net interest cost of about
3.26%, as follows:
$59,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
Bond
Offering
—
Sealed
.195,000
bids
from
as 4y4s.
Due on Dec.
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
1
54
195,000
*
(1758)
4V8S.
as
from
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Due
Dec.
on
1
Spring Lake, N. J.
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
390,000
4.20s.
as
Due
Bond
bonds offered
1350—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, as 3.20s,
at a price of
100.03, a basis of
sealed
about 3.19%.
Dated
Oct. 17
on
—
MONTANA
J.
NEW MEXICO
Fry,
$3,968
1,
1,
Due
J-J.
7:30
Artesia, N. M.
Offering—T. H. Ragsdale,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
p.m.
Douglas County School Dist. No. 54
(P. O. Ralston), Nebraska
Bond Sale—The $475,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 18—v. 192,
1538—were awarded to
a
3.30s.
as
from
145,000
Due
group
Nov.
on
Johnson,
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
1
Due on Nov.
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
160,000
3%s.
as
from
April
Due
1
Nov.
on
1
100.05,
4.42%,
Bond
on
Nov.
on
Due
1974 to
1
Nov.
on
1
Olson
&
&
Van
Beaumont,
the
Board
of
Glassboro, New Jersey
Sale—The $378,000
Oct.
awarded
to
192,
096,000
bonds.
for
15
clusive.
from
15,
1961
Legality
Hawkins,
1960.
to
Delafield
&
v.
(EST)
on
1960. Due
approved
—
p.
1446
York,
from
&
Morris &
of
100,789,
Principal and in¬
—
awarded to
a
Trask
Cross,
&
Co.,
William
and
Co., as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.92%.
Bond
p.
1446
velt
&
Sale—Tne $230,000 school
on Oct. 19
v. 192,
&
—
—
were
awarded to Roose¬
Cross, and Manufacturers
Trust Co., of Buffalo,
Traders
by
City.
Saddle Brook
Saddle
Bond
Township (P. O.
Brook), N. J.
Clerk,
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
"inclusive.
.(M-N)
1
Principal
payable
at
1961
and
the
&
Co.,- as 314s, at a:
a basis1 of about
106.33,
2.20%.:
V
City.
Bethesda, Ohio '
Bond Offering — Inza
Jackson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
-
bids
until1 7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of
$56,500
water limited
tax
bond.
Dated
Nov.
1, 1960.
Due
1962
to
inclusive.
1981
and interest
Nov. 1 from
on
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
ceive
(EST)
Bank
McCarthy, of New York City.
gality
Company,
approved
Washburn
York
City.
&
in
by
re¬
1960. Due
Trust
proved
Heckler &
Buffalo.
receive
of
bonds.
inclusive.
(A-O)
Trust
1
Oct.
from
1,
1961
in
the
at
1960.
to
1990
of
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
Union Free Sch. Dist. No.
sealed
Clerk,
will
Sale
1990
to
April
inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
Meadow
on
and
National Bank, in
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Bond
ceive
-
Le¬
Reed, Hoyt,
McCarthy, of New
New
Offering
Village
York
—
Frank
Clerk,
bids
Dated
until
will
3
Nov.
15, 1960.
as
75,000
as
from
p.m.
100,000
1960.
1984
interest
on
Oct.
at
Due
on Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1981
(J-D) payable at the
in
by
of
Offering—William Foetker, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion,
will
until
Nov.
receive
14
for
sealed
the
bids
purchase
of
$56,000 school addition b o n d
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Interest*
M--N.
Independence Village School Dist.
(P.
0%Cleveland), Ohio
■
f
.
Offering—Emma H. Dohnal, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST)
purchase
Nov.
on
of
$800,000
school 1960 bonds.
1960. Due
14
for
first
Dated
semi-annually
Nov.
1,
June 1
1981 incl.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the Central National
in
the
series
on
and Dec. 1 from 1962 to
pay¬
Bank,
Cleveland.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Newark,
■,
Bond
Co.,
—
Ohio
The
$30,000 sani¬
limited tax bonds of¬
Oct. 17—v. 192, p. K51—
awarded
to
McDonald
&
on
were
a
Sale
sewer
fered
3s,
as
at
price
a
of
100.218,
basis of about 2.94%.
price
a
/
Northfield, Ohio
Offering
— Robert
Leslie,
Village Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
the
pur¬
(EST)
on
Nov.
chase
of
$133,770
$250,000 high¬
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
bonds
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Dakota
offered
1350—were
p.
composed
group
of
on
Portsmouth), Ohio
tary
DAKOTA
about
2.30s.
of
2.98%,
16
for
limited
tax
Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
on
pay¬
able at the First National
Bank, in
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.11
>;
>
Y
Akron,
as
Principal
and
payable at
the
2.60s.
on
bids
Nov.
$700,000
16
2.90s.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
1961
and
1
on
Nov.
1
Oberlin, Ohio
Offering—H. W. Smith,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 7
for the purchase of
$30,500 special
assessment street
improvement
limited tax
1960.
1971
Due
bon^s.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dated
1
Nov.
1,
1982
from
to
Principal and
in¬
$10,000
station
limited
1960.
tax
bonds.
(J.-D) payable at the Peo¬
ple's
Ohio
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 15
the purchase of
Oberlin
Office,
Lorain
County Savings & Trust Co. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
fire
Orwell, Ohio
Dated
from
Bond Offering—Helen R.
Irwin,
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Peoples State Bank Co., in Archbold. Legality approved
by Squire,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1962
to
Due
on
Dec.
1
1971
and interest
the
from
Due
for
11
Principal
Nov.
Offering—Don H. Walters,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Nov. 1,
Dated Dec.
on
Bond
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
public- im¬
provement 1960 bonds.
Due
Archbold,
County
for
1
terest
interest
until
Nov.
OHIO
Offering — Aubrey
B.
Commissioner of Finance,
sealed
on
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
Due
Bond
receive
Due
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
as
from
Poughkeepsie, New York
1975
to
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
S.
re¬
Company, in Port Chester.
1960.
1,
$12,500 water
192,
a
cost
$75,000
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
City.
1,
to
interest
York
to
18—v.
(EST)
Bond
Bond
Sale—The
May 15 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
Trust
to
follows:
(EST) on Nov. 3 for the purchase
$192,000 public improvement
clusive.
and
offered
improvement
Oct.
of
on
1962
334s,
as
noon
Bond
Chester,
sealed
bonds.
Raleigh,
County (P. O. Hillsboro),
awarded
Brook
Tarascio,
Local Gov¬
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Alli¬
son-Williams Co.,, and J. M, Dain
& Co.,'Inc.', at a price b'f par, a net
Jericho.
in¬
Green Local School District
(P. O.
..
Bond
way
The
at
1931
A
Bond
Dec.
The
—
North
1962
Principal
payable
the
Trust
until
1, 1960.
ceive
Traill
receive
from
1
at
York
from
NORTH
1,
on
Dated
1
bonds
Winton,
bids
Due
in¬
W. E. Easter-
—
Principal
of par.
15
until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of
$2,010,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct.
1960.
and
Commission, will reecive
sewer
Offering—James W. Slat-
District
tery,
to
18—v. 192, p. 1539—were awarded
to The Tarheel Bank & Trust Co.,
Logan, of New York City.
Bond
New
1
,
June
on
Bond
and
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
&
1,
1961
Winton, North Carolina
County
Legality
Elmsford.
Nov.
from
(J-D) payable at The Hanover
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Principal and interest
payable
Co.,
Dated
1
payable
Offering
inclusive.
bids
to
Cincinnati.
$70,000 water
Principal
Bank
bonds.
sewer
Due
Nov. 2 for
1962
■
and interest
Ral¬
a.m. (EST) on Nov. 1 for
purchase of $261,000 sanitary
the
$3,600,000 school
Dated
Oct.
on
sealed
on
from
Community
National
Bank,
Flushing. Legality approved
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams,
Nov.
until 11
York
(EST)
purchase
1960
in
on
sealed bids at his office in
Offering — Geraldine
Kalan, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
Due
office
Nov.
on
(M-N)
Bond
Bond
will
1
Offering—Sarah E. StarVillage Clerk, will receive
1962
Weldon, N. C.
(P. O. 33 West Hillside
Ave., Greenburgh, White Plains),
p.m.
the
Due
purchase of $100,338
sewage
treatment plant as¬
sessment limited tax bonds. Dated
York City.
Dist. No. 8
2
for
Bond
Com¬
Greenburgh Union Free School
ucation,
Dec.
on
clusive, a':...'
Oct.
(EST)
bonds.
inclusive.
ernment
until
his
a.m.
Galloway, of New York ling, Secretary of the
New
receive
16
purchase of $4,800,000 bonds.
a
Company, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
Albany. Legality ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
&
at
sewer
in
Traders
at
and
Chemical
will
Trust
J.
Principal and interest
payable at the National
pany,
the
bids
terest
payable
Chemical
sealed
eigh, until 11
inclusive.
(F-A)
Parent, Di¬
will
Nov.
for the
pur¬
Commercial
until
bids
pur¬
for
Finance,
bids
Nov.
the
17
of
sealed
NORTH CAROLINA
chase bonds. Dated August
1, 1960.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1970
cipal and
(J-D)
Manufacturers &
rector
key,
1969
Nov.
Offering—W.
sealed
$42,000 fire trucks
of
&
Flushing, Ohio
1 for the purchase of
2
ap¬
Dayton, Ohio
Bond
revenue
until
Barnes-
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.'
Curtis, Laidlaw & Co.,
American Securities Corp., James
A. Andrews & Co.,
Inc., Fahnestock & Co., and
Talmage & Co.
p.m.
on
chase
bids-
of
Legality
proved
Jackson &
P.
re¬
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
sealed
Bank
Bethesda.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Paine, Webber,
p.m.
Offering — William
Rentz, District Treasurer, will
in
of about 3.62%.
(P. O. R. F. D., Rensselaer),
Coons,
interest
ville,
syndicate
headed by Phelps, Fenn & Co., as
3.70s, at a price of 100.66, a basis
Greenbush Fire District No. 1
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
dormitory
to
Reidsville, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterby Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Galloway, of New York City.
ernment Commission, will receive
1960.
1970
1
First' National
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
Interest A-O. Legality approved
purchase of $800,000 school bonds.
to
until
awarded
were
—
Nov. 7 for the purchase
$630,000
$85,-
York
on
bids
bonds. Dated
of
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
(EST)
of
1,
Nov.
from
sealed
(M-N)
District No. 2, N. Y.
Bond Offering—John M.
Seeley,
Marino, President of the Board of Educa¬
receive
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 10 for the
^Bank New York Trust Company,
.in JNew
School
will
sealed bids until 8
p.m.
Nov. 10 for the purchase
Due
Cheektowaga Union Free
Offering—Marco
.Township
ceive
Port
Caldwell, Mar¬ jointly, as
3.70s, at a price of
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
100.35, a basis of about 3.66%.
'York
000
McDonald
price of
—
Galloway, of New York City.
Central School Dist. No. I
bonds offered
Trust
Offering — Richard
Jr., Comptroller, will
(P. O. Gilbertsville), N. Y.
1,
to
Oct. 19
Butternuts, Unadilla and Morris
>
p.m.
1961
on
were
Spencer
S.
Dated Nov.
1
—
the
(P. O. Jericho), New York
Co., of New
of
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, in Milltown. Legal¬
tional
ity
Nov.
on
inclusive.
terest
192,
Nov. 3 for the purchase
;of $134,000 bonds.
interest
group composed of the Chemical
Bank New York Trust
Milltown, New Jersey
8
and
in¬
a
Bond
until
1989
Albany.
Roosevelt
bids
to
Jefferson), N. Y.
Sale
The
$1,200,000
Bond
by
Offering — William Dun¬
can, Borough Treasurer, will re¬
building
1, 1960. Due
1961
school bonds offered
New York City.
sealed
from
at
City.
Bond
Dist. No. 3 (P. O. Port
in¬
Wood,
12:30 p.m
Brookhaven Union Free School
Due
1985
Nov.
Principal
on
approved
re¬
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York
City.
purchase of $5,general improvement
Dec.
1
in
pany,
the
Dated
Dec.
(EST)
Nov.
of
payable at the National
Commercial Bank and Trust Com¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
15
bids until
school
payable
Ruby,
Scotland
(M-N)
County (P. O. Jersey
City), N. J.
noon
of
Dated
clusive.
Bache
Co., and Newburger, Loeb &
Co., jointly, as 4s, at a price of
100.153, a basis of about 3.98%.
until
New
President
Education, will
$3,075,000
on
&
1975
to
Sale—The $1,895,000 pub¬
lic improvement 1960 bonds of¬
fered on Oct. 19
v.
192, p. 1539
City.
Nov. 7 for the purchase
on
bonds.
sewer
18—v.
and
sealed
(EST)
Bond
Burr, Inc.
Volkenburgh,
ceive
received
syndicate
a
Ave., Delmar), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Catherine U.
NEW JERSEY
Bond
—
Central School Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
Inc.
Hudson
to
1446
p.
700 Delaware
Podesta & Co., Magnus & Co., and
1446—were
192,
v.
—
Bethlehem
Corporation, Gregory & Sons,
Hogle & Co., Cruttenden,
ceive
on Oct.
192, p.. 1351—were awarded I
17—v.
Bond
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
Bond
Pressprich & Co., Roosevelt
Cross, R. D. White & Co., and
&
Coffin
A.
f
pay¬
New York
R. W.
1980 inclusive.
on
in
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Blair &
Co., Inc.,
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Equitable Securi¬
bonds offered
Security
of Western New York, Buf¬
falo, as 3.70s, at a price of 100.361,
a
basis of about 3.66%.
were as
Allen,
20
awarded
were
Nov. 1 from
Due
4.40s.
as
from
interest
and
the
headed by the Marine Trust Com¬
from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
770,000
in¬
pany
4Y4S.
as
1972
—
Oct.
on
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
660,000
to
on
Sale
The
$1,255,000
building 1960 bonds offered
school
interest cost of about
5s. Due
as
1961
Due
(P. O. Bath), N. Y.
follows:
as
$570,000
on
limited tax bonds offered
Starkey, Barrington, Milo, Tyrone
and Reading Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Dundee), N. Y.
inclusive.
JElmira College of New York
(P. O. Elmira), N. Y.
Central School District No. 2
awarded
a net
from
1960
Bath, Cameron, Wheeler, Urbana,
Thurston, Avoca and Howard
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., at a price of
Nov.
the
Trust
Dec.
Company, in New
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
the
fire
Galloway, of New York City.
Oct. 18—v. 192, p. 1349
to a syndicate
on
inclusive.
York
11
for
10
$123,000
Principal
payable at
obligation airport-1960 bonds
were
Nov.
on
until
Babylon.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
offered
be
1970
at
&
Commack.
Treasurer,
bids
National Bank of Long Island,
Clark County (P. O.
Las Vegas), Nev.
Bond
District
sealed
of
1
(A-O)
NEVADA
p.
to
payable
National' Bank
New York
bonds.
on
able at the Bank of
Bankers
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
clusive.
3.60s.
Fire
will
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
as
YORK
Babylon, West Babylon Fire Dist.
(P. O. West Babylon), New York
Bond
Offering — Clarence E.
bonds.
$170,000
Ray
1961
terest
follows:
ties
apparatus
1, 1960. Due
(J-D)
Fallkill
Company, in Poughkeepsie. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
fire
Dec.
from
1980
NEW
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
Chiles-Schutz Co., and Ellis, Holyoke & Co., at a price of 100.017,
a net interest cost of about 3.72%,
J.
11
for
Principal and interest (J-D)
ver.
—
$58,875
until
10
•
interest
Graf,
receive
,
2,336
eral
bids
will
i Monday,.v October!! 31; I960
s
Smithtown, in
Bond Offering—John P. HowLegality approved by
land, District Clerk, will receive
Reed,
City
Hoyt,
Washburn
&
Mc¬
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
(EST)
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Nov. Carthy, of New York City.
on
Nov. 2 for the purchase
of
2 for the purchase of
$300,000 gen¬
Cortlandt Central School Dist.
No. 774 bonds. Dated Nov.
$323,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
eral
obligation
hospital
bonds.
No. 3 (P. O. Montrose), N.
1960.
Y,
1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961
Bond Offering—George
No. 775 bonds. Dated Dec. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
Welsch, to 1978 inclusive.
Interest F-A.
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬ District
1960.
Clerk, will receive sealed
cipal and interest (J-D) payable bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 2 Legality approved by Hawkins,
on
Jan.
1, 1969. Interest
Delafield & Woods, of New York
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬ for
the
purchase
of
$1,895,000 City.
gality approved by Dawson, Na- school 1960 bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
gel, Sherman & Howard, of Den¬ 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
NEBRASKA
Vestal, N. Y.
until
(MST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $6,304
sewer bonds, as follows:
as
Treasurer,
Nov.
on
1
Districts, Mont.
Offering — Wm.
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
District
192,
v.
p.
Billings Special Improvement
bids
Commack Fire Dist. N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frederick
$95,000 jetty
*
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Bond
—The
1
Dec.
on
Sale
v
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
15
for
the
purchase of $13,000
waterworks
Dated Oct.
improvement
1, 1960. Due
from 1962 to
-
Berea, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $31,248
assessment
street
.
:
.
special
improvement
at
the
Oct.
1
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Trust
bonds.
on
Farmers
(A-O)
National
payable
Bank
Company, in Ashtabula.
&
Volume
('
Parma, Ohio
'
•
Number 5999
192
Sale
Bond
cial
The
—
\
■
$730,000 spe¬
improve¬
street
assessment
18
awarded
192,
v.
—
to
McDonald
a
p.
group
par,
1351 — were
composed of
120,000
1
to 1971 inclusive.
as 3.10s. Due on Nov.
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
1
3.20s. Due on Nov.
1
100,000
as
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
from
$77,000 bonds
offered on Oct. 18—v. 192, p. 1351
—were awarded to Hayden, Stone
Co.,
4
Chambershurg, Pa.
Sale—The $1,100,000 elec¬
Bond
4s, at a: price of 100:42, tric revenue, series 1960 bonds of¬
fered on Oct.' 19 — v. 192, p. 1447
as
basis of about 3.92%.
awarded to
were
—
South
-■
Euclid-Lyndhurst City
School District, Ohio
group com¬
a
from
(1759)
1962
to
inclusive.
1991
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
Sale—The
Bond
&
3s. Due on Nov. 1 from
as
1968
100,000
Richmond Heights, Ohio
1
as 3.20s. Due on Nov.
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
of about 3.55%.
a
as
$210,000
&
Co., and the Ohio Company, as
33As, at a price of 101.26, a basis
cost of about
net interest
follows:
a
3.12%,
Co., Hayden, Miller
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, and
Fahnestock & Co., at a price of
ment limited tax bonds offered on
Oct.
,
,
Ridley Township (P. O. Folsom),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Gordon L. Gar-
ling, Secretary of the Township
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 30
for the purchase of $260,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
&
Munson,
Chairman
of
Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Offering—Edward EllerBorough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
.
050,000 school improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1960. Due on Dec,
15 ,from
1962 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at The Cleveland Trust Co.,
ing
Cleveland.
in
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Sale—The
Bond
•
$9,580 special
village improvement
assessment
bonds offered
limited tax
19—v. 192, p.
inclusive.
100.80,
Oct.
a
Independent School
(P. O.
Ardmore), Okla.
District No. 19
Offering
Bond
,
will
Sealed
—
until
received
be
7:30
1, 1960.
Due
SOUTH
National'frank
& Trust Com¬
17
Sale
school
000
gality
on
CAROLINA
sold to
was
Inc.
offered
on
Shoemaker & Co.,
.
the
-
purchase
$5,000,000
of
QUOTATIONS
A '<■!
STOCK EXCHANGE
Wolf, Block,
Phila¬
by
•
delphia.
•
Dubois, Pennsylvania
Bond
Offering—E.
until
7:30
for the
V.
american
•
new york stock exchange—stocks
•
pacific coast stock exchange
•
stock exchange
exchange
•
detroit stock
•
philadelphia-baltimore stock
midwest stock exchange
•
new york
IK'..!.'
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
boston stock exchange
Johnson,
receive
will
Clerk,
31
41
i
4
\
exchange
on
purchase of $200,-
pittsburgh stock exchange
•
stock exchange-bonds
improvement general ob¬
ligation limited tax bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
QUOTATIONS
M-N. Le¬
i)
Treasurer's
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
GENERAL
office.
proved
by Gleason,
Cherry, of Dubois.
OREGON
for
receive sealed
(EST) on Nov. 16
bids until 11 a.m.
QUOTATION
1 from 1962 to
Interest
approved
000 city
Oct.
State Treasurer, will
WE GIVE
Schorr and Solis-Cohen, of
Oct.
An issue of $200,-
—
bonds
1980
James Work,
—
Nov.
on
inclusive.
bids
Bartlesville), Okla.
interest
RECORD
$430,000 dormitory
1959 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
revenue
City
Washington County Dependent
School District No. 17 (P.O.
Bond
Offering
1999
in Oklahoma City.
pany,
Valley College of
Agriculture,
1972 inclusive. Prin¬
1963 to
and
Principal
the purchase of
cipal and interest payable at the
First
BANK &
President, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 10 for
1959. Due
(CST) on Nov. 2 for the purchase
$400,000 school building bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
(J-D)
Doylestown, Pa.
p.m.
of
1960.
to
'
Prin¬
Science and
bids
J>ated<dan.
:from
Delaware
Bond
Darter County
1,
1961
bidder.
a
OKLAHOMA
Dec.
from
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
price
basis of about 3.35%.
3V2S, at
1
1960. Due
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
1539—were awarded
to Roose & Co., as
of
on
Dated
Dec.
1,
Dec.
Dated
bonds.
sive. ^Principal and interest
Ohio
on
(J-D) payable at any bank or
Dec. 1 from trust company designated by the
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
and interest payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by proved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Simons, of Charleston.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
South Carolina (State of)
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
• < >
Bond Offering — Jeff B. Bates,
Dec.
FOR HARD TO FIND
Nov. 14 for the
on
purchase of $14,000 general obli¬
gation borough improvement
on
Wauseon,
.
(EST)
bonds.
Due
(EST) on Nov. 21 for the purchase
of $45,000 general obligation bor¬
ough improvement bonds. Dated
Lanich,
Bond Offering—Rita M.
p.m.
Trus¬
„
Secretary of the Borough Council,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7
of
purchase of $223,000 school build¬
p.m.
posed of Smith, Barney & Co., cipal and interest payable at the Anderson County Sch. Dist., No. 4
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Janney, Delaware County National Bank, (P. O. Anderson), South Carolina
Bond
Offering — Grace Al- Dulles &
Bond Offering—J. H. Hopkins,
Battles, Inc., and Wood¬ in Chester. Legality approved by
brecht, Clerk - Treasurer of the cock, Moyer, Fricke & French,
Board of Education, will receive
Inc. -■ ;"v
"'
* '
•
*: ■"
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Curwensville, Pennsylvania
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $1,.
the Board
of
tees, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Nov. 10 for the
Bond
ton,
55
Cherry
•
&
QUOTATIONS
•
banks and trust companies-
municipal bondsdomestic
domestic
Brookings, Ore.
Offering
Bond
City
Cavens,
■
Ralph
will
Recorder,
until
bids
sealed
ceive
—
8
B.
George F. Geisinger Memorial
Hospital (P. O. Danville), Pa.
Offering—G. F. Stephens,
rep.m.
Bond
(PST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase Administrator, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
$109,181
city
improvement
9 for the purchase of $165,000 stu¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
dent nurses dormitory 1959 rev¬
1 Dec. 1 from. 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
enue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1999
able at the City Recorder's office.
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Legality
Legality
approved
-by
Shuler,
approved by Morgan, Lewis &
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
land.
r'\[:
~
:
v
of
canadian
canadian
equipment trusts (rr.)
•
public utility bonds
exchange seats
•
public utility stocks
•
railroad bonds
railroad stocks
•
•
•
federal land
.
bank bonds
•
foreign government bonds
•
•
industrial bonds
•
real estate bonds
industrial and miscellaneous stocks
•
real estate stocks
•
insurance stocks
•
united states government
•
investing companies securities
•
united states territorial bonds
•
,
»•-
Madras, Oregon
'
— Jos.
M. Polin,
Offering
Bond
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
7:30
city
(PST)
on
7 for the purchase of $14,000
improvement bonds. Dated
Nov.
1, 1960.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1961
to >1970
inclusive.
bids
Nov.
p.m.
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.
Olyphant, Pa.
Bond
Offering—John F. Walsh,
Borough
will receive
p.m. (EST) on
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $27,000
obligation
general
Dated
bonds.
on
Dec.
1961
County Sch. Dist.,
No.
to
1969
in¬
&
Trust
Scranton.
>
Legality
Company,
in
approved by
& Munson, of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 14
for
the
general
purchase
of $1,839,500
obligation school bonds.
14, 1960. Due on Dec.
Dated Nov.
15
-
from
Callable
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
of Dec.
15, 1973. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
as
Winfree &
Olyphant Sch. Dist.,
Bond
•
•
securities called for redemption
•
dow, Jones stock averages
•
foreign exchange
•
time loan rates
•
money market
•
volume of trading
will receive
sealed bids until 9 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $18,000
refunding bonds.
Dated June 1,
1960.
1964
Secretary,
Due
on
Dec.
1 from
1961
to
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable at the Third Na¬
Munson,
of
SUBSCRIBE
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$530,000 school
improvement limited tax bonds
offered on Oct. 17—v. 192, p. 1447
—
were
awarded to
a
group com¬
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.,
Drexel
&
Co.,
DeHaven
\
&
Offering
McConnell,
—
Director
Richard
of
J.
Finance,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Nov. 16 for the purchase
of $35,085,000 general obligation
bonds.
Dated
semi-annually
Dec.
on
16, 1960. Due
Jan. 1 and July
TODAY
25 PARK PLACE
I
tional Bank & Trust Company, in
Scranton. Legality
approved by
&
CS
|
PENNSYLVANIA
Bethlehem School District, Pa.
prime bankers' acceptances
call loan rates
Pennsylvania
Offering—John J. Spager,
Borough
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
Rankin, of Portland.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
•
Elliott
Philadelphia.
40
(P. O. Portland 6), Oregon
Bond Offering — V. L. Gibbs,
OTHER
Principal
and
interest
at the
Third National
payable
Bank
from
1
clusive.
refunding
1, 1960. Due
Dec.
Townsend,
Multnomah
securities
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
I
for one year for the sum of $45.
I
0
wish
to
subscribe
to
the
Bank
&
Quotation
I
|
Name
I
|
lr
Address
I
|
City
Zone
State..
56
The Commercial and
(1760)
1
_JU
*
•
.
.
,
,
.
represented by
Herbert D. Vogel, chairman of the
Dec, 1, 1960. Due on
1961 to
1980 inclusive. Callable board of directors; A. R. Jones*
as of Dec. 1, 1975.
Principal and vice-chairman of the board; G. O.
interest (J-D) payable at the State Wessenauer, manager of power;
Treasury. Legality approved by and Charles J. McCarthy, general
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of counsel. Lehman Brothers is fi¬
nancial advisor to TVA.
New York City,
TVA plans to issue $50,000,000
SOUTH DAKOTA
of power bonds on Nov. 15. The
bonds will be sold in New York
Alaska, S. Dak.
through competitive bidding; This
Bond Offerin g—Llewellyn
offering will be the first under
Sulzle, Town Clerk, will receive 1959 federal legislation authoriz¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) oh
ing TVA to issue bonds up to a
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $12,000
total of $750,000,000 outstanding
general obligation bonds. Dated at
any time, to finance additions
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
to its power system.
1961 to 1975 incl. Interest J-D.
Four nationwide
underwriting
.
Lincoln County,
Canton Indep.
have been formed to bid
groups
the
bonds. Joint
on
School District No. 1 (P. O.
of
managers
Halsey, Stuart &
Canton)^ S. Dak.
Bond Offering—E. H. Anderson, Co., Inc., Equitable Securities Cor¬
Clerk of the Board of Education, poration, Smith, Barney & Co.,
and The First National City Bank
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
the
8 p.m.
(MST) on Nov. 14 for the
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960, Due
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
on
are:
groups
New York; The First Boston
Corporation, Lazard Freres & Co.,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
of
& Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
Principal and interest (J-D) ler; Blyth & Co., Inc. and J. C.
Bradford & Co.; The Chase Man¬
payable at any bank or trust com¬
hattan
Bank, Morgan Guaranty
pany designated by the successful
Trust Co. of New York, Chemical
bidder. Legality approved byDorBank New York Trust Co., C. J.
sive.
Owen, Barber, Mar quart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
sey,
Trust Company.
Brazoria
Town
Offering—D.T.Buchanan,
Clerk, will sell at public
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
for the purchase of $750,000
Names Paying
Nov. 4
sewer
ment
•
and
has been, named
Due
improve¬
1961
from
to
1980 inclusive.
Piney Utility District (P. O.
Loudon), Tenn.
Bond
Offering
District
J.
—
and Tunnel
County Judge, will receive sealed
for the
(CST) on Oct. 31
purchase of $300,000 road
Due
bank
Kent), Virginia
E. Milsaps,
receive
sealed bids c/o Arthur M. Fowler,
of Loudon, until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of
$125,000 waterworks revenue
Dated Jan.
1, 1960.
Due
oh Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1995 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the
First National
Bank, in Loudon.
Legality ap¬
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
Gainesville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The
$475,000 unlim¬
ited tax schoolhouse bonds offered
18—-v.
Oct.
on
awarded
to
192,
p.
1248—were
Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
and the Texas Bank & Trust
of
Co.,
Dallas, jointly.
•
-
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of Gonzales County Road Dist. No. 1-A
Chicago.
(P. O. Gonzales), Texas
Tennessee
Schedules
Forth¬
on
coming Bond Sale—The Authority
has
scheduled
series
a
of
meet¬
ings in New York City this week
to
present information to the fi¬
nancial community on TVA's new
$750,000,000 bond
A luncheon
tional
program.
meeting for institu¬
investors
will
held
be
120
Two
information
on
South
will
Brothers
William
take
Nov.
until
Auditorium,
Street.
place at
the second at 3:00
DIVIDEND
10
the
for
1
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
$60,000 unlimited tax road bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
cipal and interest
at
the
State
Prin¬
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas
tMcCamey Independent Sch. Dist.,
T exas
meetings for
Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the
Lehman
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Broadway,
prospective underwriters will be
held
be
on
Tuesday, Nov, 1, at The Bankers
Club,
Bond
Valley Auth., Tenn.
Meetings
The
1:30
p.m.
9
first
and
p.m.
NOTICE
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $630,000
unlimited
tax
schoolhouse
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
the
at
Mercantile
pay¬
National
Call & Horton, of Dallas.
Offering
Fuqua,
ceive
City
sealed
(CST)
,
,
Raymond F.
Secretary, will re¬
—
bids
until 2:30
Nov. 10 for the
chase of $2,836,000 bonds.
on
p.m.
pur¬
Orange County (P. O. Orange),
American
METER
COMPANY
INCORPORATED
du/id£*ic6
Texas
Bond
Offering—Sid J. Caillanet,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
14 for the purhcase of $3,200,000
road
1960
Dated Nov.
unlimited
1, 1960. Due
1 from 1962 to
as
The Board of Directors, on
October 27, 1960 declared a
of
Feb.
bonds.
tax
on
Feb.
1990 incl. Callable
1, 1982. Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Commerce
in
quarterly dividend of fifty cents
($.50) per share on the capital
Houston.
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
stock of the company, payable
of Houston.
December
15, 1960 to stock¬
holders of record at the close of
business November SO, 1960.
*
UTAH
W. B. ASHBY, Secretary
18500 Philmont
Ave., Phila. 16, Pa.
ver.
'
Bond
eral
fered
School
Mont'Joli
the
Comi, Quebec\
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
7:30: p.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 7 for the. purchase ! of
$750,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
sealed, bids until
inclusive.
1972
to
interest
(M-N)
Principal and
payable at all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Pierre fond*,
Town
Secretary
sealed
receive
QUEBEC
(EST)
Wilson,
Treasurer, will
-
bids
until
8
p.m.
Nov. 7 for the purchase
$825,000 tOwn - improvement
of
Amqui School Commission, Que.
Quebec
Bond Offering—Laurant
;
on
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
bonds.
Due
on
Blanchet,
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
will receive
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at
the
State-Planters
Bank
of
able at all branches in the Prov¬
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $205,Commerce and Trusts, in Rich¬
ince of Quebec, of the bank men¬
Dated Nov. 1,
mond. Legality approved by Reed, 000 school bonds.
tioned in the loan procedure.
Bond
Offering
—
R.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York
City.
1960.
Due
WASHINGTON
College
Washington
Sale—The
of
housing
lege
offered
revenue
Oct.
on
21—v.
192,
1448—were awarded to the Fed¬
p.
eral
Housing and
Agency, as 3s, at
Home Finance
price of par.
a
King and Snohomish Counties
Northshore School District
No. 417
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Nov.
1
1961
from
Principal
payable
(M-N)
and
at
r
all
Plessisville, Quebec
Bond. Sale—The
$135,000 pave¬
branches in the Province of Que¬
ment, aqueduct and sewer bonds
bec, of the bank mentioned in the offered on Oct. 20—v. 192, p. 1448
loan procedure.
—were awarded to The Placement
$1,446,000 col¬
system
ort
inclusive.
1980
to
interest
Kennebec, Inc.,
Anjou, Quebec
of 97.647.:
Bond Sale—The
improvement
Oct.
10
$1,268,000 town
bonds offered on
192,
v.
p.
1448
as
5s, at
price
a
:•
Riviere-du-Loup, .Quebec
were
Sale
The $275,000 city
syndicate headed by improvement
bonds offered on
the Banque Canadienne Nationale, Oct.
11—v.
192, , p. 1448—were
as 5s, 5y2s and
6s, at a price of awarded to A. E. Ames & Co., and
95.46, a net interest cost of about Lagueux & Des Rochers, Ltee,
—
awarded to
—
Bond
—
a
6.45%.
jointly,
Other members of the syndicate
as
5s, at
a
price of 94.97,
basis of about 5.62%.
a
follows:
Belanger, Inc.;
St. Francois, Quebec
Credit, Quebec, Inc.; Durocher,
Bond Offering—F. Gallet, Town
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(PST) Rodrique & Cie, Ltee.; Gaston
Inc.; McNeil, Mantha, Secretary - Treasurer, will receive
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of Laurent,
sealed bids Until 8 p m. (EST) on
$300,000 general obligation 1960, Inc.; La Maison Bienvenu, Ltee.;
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $169,series B bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1960. Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltee.;
000
town
improvement
bonds.
Matteau &
Fils; Place¬
Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1975 Florido
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
inclusive.
Principal and interest ments Kennebec, Inc., and Veillet,
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-N)
payable at the County Langlois & Courtemanche, Inc.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
Beaulac School Com., Quebec
at all the branches in the Province
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Bond
Offering—J. Donat Du¬ of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
bois, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬ in the loan procedure.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Washington Suburban Sanitary
St. Jean-de-Matha Sch. Com., Que.
(EST) on Nov. 7 for the purchase
District, Washington
Bond Offering—Leori < Geoffrey,
$92,000 school bonds.
Dated
Names Paying Agent—Chemical of
Bank New York Trust Company Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from Secretary-Treasurer* will receive
has been named paying agent for 1901 to 1980 inclusive. Principal sealed:bids bntii 8* p.mV: (EST), on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $140,000
$5,000,000 various purpose bond and interest (M-N) payable at all
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
issues
of Washington Suburban branches in the Province of Que¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Sanitary District.
inclusive;-Principal and interest
loan procedure.
(J-D) payable at all branches in
WEST VIRGINIA
Beauport, Quebec
the Province of Quebec, of the
Parkersburg, West Virginia
Bond Sale—The $165,000 town bank mentioned in the loan pro¬
Bond Sale—The $314,000 public
improvement bonds
offered on cedure.
improvement, series V limited tax Oct. 18 —v.
192, p. 1448 — were
St. Laurent, Quebec
bonds offered on Oct. 18—v. 192,
awarded
to
Clement
Guimont,
Bond
Offering ■— Adrien
p.
1248—were awarded to The
Inc., at a price of 97.93.
Parkersburg National Bank, and
Limoges, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
the Union Trust Deposit Co., both
Bedford, Quebec
Bond Sale—The $90,000 various Nov. 11 for the purchase of $930,of Parkersburg, jointly, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.047, a basis of town improvement bonds offered 000
city improvement bonds.
on
Oct. 17—v. 192, p. 1448—were Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
about 2.48%.
awarded to The Credit Interpro- 1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
WISCONSIN
vincial, Ltd., as 5s, at a price of Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
County
will
Treasurer,
were
98.49.
Antigo, Wis.
Bond Offering—Lauretta
F. Mc-
sealed bids until 7;30 p.m. (CST)
on
Nov. 9 for the, purchase of
$620,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Peoples Bank, in Antigo. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Mount
Bond
Hope, Wis.
Sale—An issue of $15,000
on Oct.
waterworks bonds offered
6
was
man
sold to The Channer New¬
Securities
price of
100.24,
as 41As, at a
basis of about
Co.,
a
4.21%.
1
as
receive
Dated Oct. 1,1960. Due on April
from
1962
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank in Grant County.
Legality approved by Quarles,
Herriott
&
Clemons,
of
Mil¬
waukee.
Utah
$130,000 gen¬
water bonds of¬
Oct. 18—v. 192, p. 1448—
mentioned in
! Bond Offering—Louis Turqotte,
,
CANADA
Prin¬
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Onalaska, Wisconsin
Sale—The
obligation
on
City,
bec, of the bank
loanNprOcedure.
loan procedure.
i.
able at all branches in the Prov¬
Bergeronnes
Bond Sale—The $335,000 school
on Oct. 18—v. 192,
bonds offered
p.
1448—were awarded to Halsey,
School
Com.,
Bond
Offering—Georges
Secretary-Treasurer,
blay,
Que.
Trem-
ince of
Quebec, of the bank men¬
tioned in the loan procedure.
will
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Bond
Soirel, Quebec
Offering — Theodore
(EST) on Nov. 6 for the purchase
$104,000 school bonds. Dated
Bardier, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $469,1961 to 1980 inclusive.
000
Principal
city
improvement
bonds.
and interest (A-O) payable at all Dated
Dec., 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
of
Oct.
1,
1960.
Due
on
Oct.
1 from
branches in the Province of Que¬
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
at
Prin¬
cipal and interest
loan procedure.
Bond
duct
Oct.
Gatineau, Quebec
$289,000
Sale—The
and
sewer
17—v.
awarded to
bonds offered
192,
a
p.
all
ince
aque¬
on
group
Credit
the
of
(J-D) payable
branches in the Prov¬
Quebec,
of
mentioned in the loan
Ste.'Therese
1448—were
composed of
La Banque Provinciale du
Canada,
Quebec
$460,000 school
10—v. 192,
School Com.,
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
the bank
procedure,
Oct.
on
1448—were awarded to
Duro¬
Quebec, Inc., Belanger Inc., cher,
Rodrique & Cie Lte, at a
Capital Invest¬ price of
99.299, a net interest cost
ments, as 5s and 5^s, at a price of of about
5.44%, as follows: $279,97.10.
500 as 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
and
Placements
Lac-A-La-Croix Sch. Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Garland
Dueron Sept. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1960.
(M t S). payable at ; all
branches in the Province of Que¬
Bond Offerin g—Richard T.
Fisher, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on Nov. 7 for
the purchase of $80,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Due
on May 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's office. Legality approved by
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
Meekin, City Clerk, will receive
Odessa, Texas
Bond
Gordon Ben¬
Bldg., Capitol
Sq., Richmond, until noon (EST)
on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of
$225,000 school building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
Bank, in Dallas. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc-
~
y—
.
terest
Finance
222
Room
Principal and
payable at any
trust company designated
Weems &
6'ctpber;31,4960,^
Monday^
1975
WYOMING
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive-sealed bids at his office,
(M-N)
or
.
(P. O. New
Bond Offering—J.
Nov. 15 from 1961
on
inclusive.
1970
District, Virginia.
New Kent County
bonds
Offering—Alton C. Arnold,|
interest
will
Secretary,
bonds.
County Road Dist. No. 6
bids until 2 p.m.
to
paying agent for
$200,000,000 various purpose bond
issues of Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Education, Ellensburg, Wash.
bonds.
waterworks
bonds.
Agent—Chemical
Company
York Trust
New
Bank
inc., and Allan Blair
Co., jointly.
(P. O. Medicine Bow), Wyo.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge and
Tunnel District, Va.
Central
(P. O. Angleton), Texas
Bond
auction
.
..y
Carbon County School Dist. No; 6
VIRGINIA
Bond
Tenn.
Stuart & Co.,
&
jointly.
TEXAS
Bond
to The First Secu¬
Bank ' of Utah, N. A., Salt
Lake City, and Blyth & Qo-» Inc.,
TENNESSEE
F ayetteville,
awarded
were
rity
and The Northern.
Co.
&
Devine
:.
r."
r,-,,,; •
...
will' be
TVA
Dated
Dec. 1 from
state school* series Q bonds.
Findncia} Chronicle
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Offering — Antoine Cote,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 2 for the purchase of
$128,000 school bonds. Dated
Sept.
1,
to 1965 incl.
$279,500
as
5s.
Due
on
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
from 1961 to 1965 incl.
34,000
as< 5V4S. Due on
from 1966 to 1969 incl.
146,500;
1970.
as
5% s. DUe on Nov. 1,
'
,
.
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