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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
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.
4 i-4
of
1839
Reg.
r"^\s
Volume
192
Number
5985
New York
General
RAILROAD
Adler Built Industries,
Securities
The
and
corporation
the SEC
offered
$2
share,
$594,807,
$735,591,
1960 filed
29,
Mr.
letter
a
of
stock
common
through American
notification
with
cents)
10
(par
to
be
equal
to
33
or
Mazer
cents
27
cents
share
per
share in the
a
noted
that
the
The
which
first started
land
have already been amortized.
"Based on results of operations
for
and
operating capital.
'r-
-'
.
Stock and Bond Quotations
'
"has
against
this
allowed
in
is
Inc.,
C.
shares,
year.
progress
(of charging off the non-recurring expenses) to
contrast to the position when the company
operations." At that time, he explained, $278,500 start-up.
adopted,
Diversified Securities,
per
D.
American
on
previous
company's
financial policy
sound
In This Issue
be
MISCELLANEOUS
proceeds are to be used for acquisition and development of
Washington,
and
Aug.
on
INSURANCE
•
Commission—
covering 150,000 shares of
at
INDUSTRIAL
-
Inc., Ilialeah, Fla.—Files With
Exchange
$1?^
Price
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
7, N. Y., Monday, September 12, 1960
running-in
expenses
were
capitalized,
which
of
far in
so
the
than
more
current
fiscal
50%
year,"
he
Railway
Net
Net
*
ry.
$212,883
$289,226
$1,645,507
$2,058,851
151,319
163,162
1,151,138
1,067,201
$61,564
*1,350
$126,064
18,143
$494,369
$991,650
.44,400
182,653
American
Boston
from
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
1960—7 Mos.—1959
revenue
oper.
rev.
1960—Month—1959
expenses
oper.
Railway
31—
Deficit.—V.
192,
*
493.
p.
'.V .V
\
and
to
Aug.
an
30
headed by Weil
group
&
publicly
stock
this
of
firm's
all
the
of
net
outstanding
proceeds
stock
has
and
be
to
bonds
entered
securities
received
will
be
into
Cloverdale
of
the
by
contract
a
500
for
34
general
will
be
used
to
proceeds
excess
retire
purpose.
v-
.
The- price
-»
note
such may
Cloverdale
securities
payable
will
$9,000)
as
Markets
43
and
-
the
to
become
General
lengthy
Foreign
Federal
of
Cloverdale,' and
their legal
advisers.
Consideration
was
to-the 'fact
that - the
purchase • price
was
-approximately 20
earnings for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1959 and approxi¬
mately 31 times average earnings for the past five fiscal years.
Morton
or
M.
purchased
total
a
by
deposit
a
that
be
30%
contract
forfeited
damages.
Sept.
to
invited
will
the
to
shares
at
fact
price
a
Martin,
that
$1
Corporation,
to
incorporated
Cloverdale
to
been
engaged
in
Pepsi
Cola
Pepsi
and
Maryland,
Lapides.
of
in
syrup
prior
issued
under
also
manufactures
UNDERWRITERS
into
The
—
several
underwriting
an
a
a
same
with
the
named
company
other
will
formerly
for
issuance
unissued
upon
for
>
undisclosed
an
other
industries,
a
basic
phase
American
1960,
of
amount
of
have
up
reported
40%
guided
sales
over
$541,800 equal to 17 cents
T... ...
v- :■
of
to
missile
puts
move
Amer¬
field,
of
year
a
share,
a
$16,857,000
ago,
up
and
18%
for
the
from the
first
after
earnings
Manufacturing
spraying equipment;
100,000
100,000
100,000
City and Los
Woodcock,
Jones,
Kreeger
Gruntal
Birely
&
Rouse,
&
Co
French_
20,000
______
5,000
___—.
Becker
CAPITALIZATION
&
Bryant—
GIVING
of
property
EFFECT
TO
year)
first
rate
PRESENT
FINANCING
of
6%
through
July
series
every
serial
from
stock
to
be
'.V>
1,
50
common
noted
that
stock
August
He
$500,000
cents)
500,000
500,000 shs.
285,715 shs.
30,000 shs.
is
selling
to
the
underwriters
false
Sept.
also
authorized
and
Exchange Commission
1933
with
that
compiled
that
of
>
respect
from
operations
of
U.
2,
trustee
Ltd.—Annual Report—
Israeli
American
of
Paper
Mills
annual
report
S.
distributed
was
to
holders
listed
for
trading
on
the
American
Stock
plan
in
order
an
tem¬
of
Regulation A exemption is not available
Mende, an affiliate and promoter of the
mail
fraud in April 1959 by a Los Angeles
that certain terms and conditions of Regulation
with
by
of
reason
the failure
to
disclose
in
the
provision)
an
of
the
Securities
Act.
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
the
on
Court in Wilmington, Del., issued an order on
approving the plan for the elimination of the 1,843,346
(48.49%) held by some 20,000 public stockholders of
shares
Fuel,
a
subsidiary of Cities Service Co.,
to
them of
to
was
make
of
the
certain
unfair
were
cash
distribution
Arkansas Fuel
$41
to
the
registered
a
share,
per
Wilmington
said
Trust
holding
a
stockholders.
Oil stockholders
overruled by the court.—V.
or
who
total
Company
claimed
as
The
the
192, p. 206.
;
A. G. Edwards & Sons. St. Louis 1, Mo., publicly offered
$400,000 of this firm's 6% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due June 1, 1970, and 30,000 shares
that net income from operations amounted to $1,476,636
with $1,470,968
the previous year. Sales were $5,951,918
of
issued
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc.—Securities Offered—
Pursuant to an Aug. 29
prospectus, a group headed by
of American
Exchange
has
a
District
1960,
objections
Ltd.
report to holders of American shares since
to
a
Milton
company, by the cash payment
of
$75,577,186.
The court
1959.
Because
for
house
to
that the company's offering circular
misleading in not disclosing the identity, background and
Mende; and that the stock offering would violate Section 17
Arkansas
reported
start-up
expenditures
Regulation A exemption
a
of
convicted
anti-fraud
192,
against $6,513,514.
stead
additional
and
common
■
Israeli Paper Mills,
the first annual
was
compared
acquire
created
that
asserts
fact
not
and
fiscal
was
the
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.—Plan Approved—
a
company's
This
the
stock
Allegheny
the
to
newly
company
the
building expansion program will be
earnings and current available cash, with the
through debt financing.—V. 192, p. 593.
Act
order
the
was
The
year ended March 31, 1960, exceeded the previous year
three-month shutdown for the expansion of its paper making
facilities, Joseph M. Mazer, Chairman of the Board, announced as
the
1963
;
(par value
income
despite
the
house
to
area
Division.
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
192, p. 698.
shares.
$148,854
1972 at the rate of
$25,000 face amount
purchase
should
;
per
bonds
Jan.
months-—
6
♦Common
Options
or
1,
Outstanding
V*.
:_—.
mortgage
serially
maturing
♦It
the
—:—
6%%
one
at
purchases
on
through 1963,
(maturing
interest
with
payable
■
,
American
for
notes
authorized
City
appointed
Net
and
—V.
(
5,000
—
Authorized
Cloverdale
Angeles; Virginia Metal Products, Inc., Orange, Va.
Calif., and Portsmouth Gas Co., Portsmouth, Ohio.—V.
Belmont,
p. 697.
i
32,000
from
The order provides
America
______
10,000
stated
part
provided
were
(the
large
'100,000
10,500
1
—
Company——_______________
Brewer,
v
^
—
Co
&
"25,000
to
iterest
Pa., producer of agricultural
Amron Corp., Waukesha, Wis., defense contractor;
25,000
York;Co. Inc.z
Moyer, Fricke &
-
.
of
Borgana
notification the interest of Mende;
Wilkes-Barre,
Co.,
29,500
Warren -W.
,
A
is
Boenning
-
York
Federal District Court;
-v
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.______—_
-
of
building, land, equipment and machinery
also
Connector
Directors
Securities
issuer,
Universal,
American
Realty
Corp.,
Miami,
Fla.,
which
owns
residential, industrial and commercial acreage south of Miami.
Corp. is a diversified company with subsidiaries in the
motion picture and TV film processing, metal products and gas util¬
ity fields.
The companies
are
Pathe Laboratories, Inc.,- New York
.-_—
in
Securities
due
and
'
.
factory
.
New
of
second
a
manufacture
to acquire facilities in the New York City area
created Amphenol-Eastern Connector Division.
Devine
mission's
first half of
Bonds
Co
the
on
the
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
to public offerings
of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
The notification filed by Arizona Consolidated
proposed the
public offering of 100,000 common shares at $3 per share.
The Com¬
six
$100,000
&
in
•
underway
amount.
taxes
70,000
,
in
will
respect
subsidiaries, in addition to the Hardeman Co.
include Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp., Stamford,
precision
anti-friction
ball
and
roller
bearings;
Calif.,
maker
of
Hardie
plant
construction
which will be used for expansion,
from registration under
proposed public offering
of stock of Arizona Consolidated
Industries, Inc., of Phoenix, in "part
by the issuer and in part by Arthur Spitz, a selling stockholder.
the
American's
Stanton,
Conn.,
Immediate
$500,000.
Whitstable—for
Directors
porarily suspending
cash.
the diversification
the
1959.
Universal
to
already
at
of
Board
The
Shares
,
is
pile fabrics. The
newly
/
^
Industries, Inc., announced on
outstanding shares of Universal American
to
into
of
Fabric Division
Borg
Arizona Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Offering Susp'd
according to
Greenfield, President.
He said that Paul Hardeman, Inc.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Universal American, is a pioneer de-
of
'
the
to
authorized.
company
balance
such exercise.
.
they have agreed severally to purchase from the company the
following respective numbers of shares of common stock and principal
amount of bonds:
C-.
1
-v
amount
$1,260,000.
Board
Mr.
and priime contractor of guided missile launchiing sites.
Acquisition of the 403,932-share block makes America Corp. one of
largest holders of Universal American stock, with 12 V2 % of the
3,254,283 presently outstanding shares, Mr.. Greenfield said.*
which
Weil & Company, Inc
will
deep
cost
financed
shares
K.
months
been
adjoining the present plant will cost $475,000.
Britain) Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary, has
of
a
33,000 square foot building at Whitstablel
54 miles from London. The building, land, machinery and
the
Chesapeake
of 403,932
stock,
common
Universal
below
reserved
authorized
"
•
addition
also
$345,000 addition,
new
feet—also
The
the
area.
pursuant
been
the
Corp.—Acquires Stock—
Corp.,
Corp.
of
30,000
of
foot
has
Construction
square
singer
and
/
underwriters
contract
have
purchase
Gordon
outstanding common stock, preferred stock
stock of Cloverdale, which comprises all of the
outstanding securities of that company.
entered
the
has
and
preferred
46
and
Division
2633.
p.
addition
In
franchise
1934
1
Corp.
ica
manufacturing
and
distributing
certain counties in Pennsylvania,
West Virginia since
Company,
Cloverdale
191,
Sept.
Delaware
outstanding
securities
of
corporation
which
stock
common
America
1960 (with certain amend¬
1960).
The company was
a
the
of
price.
a
financing,
America
these
acquired
Company,
is
this
of
—V.
the
Attention
offering
of
before
or
occur
Maryland
a
busines
Cola
on
acres
The
tion
to
program
directors have authorized
square foot addition to the
125,000
a
building
that
operations.
■
;
Amphenol-Western Division
has
also
broken
ground
for
a
foot addition to its present plant in Chatsworth, Calif.,
Los Angeles. The new addition and the
purchase of an additional
the
of
of
a
$4,175,000
plant sites.
said
square
Kent,
equipment
*
options to purchase 30,000 shares of the common stock at $5 per share.
These are exercisable at any time within 10 years from the comple¬
will
sum
this
on
facilities
liquidated
as
complete line of non-cola soft drinks in the
securities to be acquired by the company are:
The
and
the
this
made
have
terms
its
of
President,
$560,000.
square
Amphenol-Eastern
25,
May
and
Cola
Pepsi
distributes
All
the
Virginia
the
from
12,
of
Company,
The
announced
several
cost
a
at
in
<■
share
as
annual
knitting
2Va
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
the
funds
contract
public
April
all
acquire
Spring
be
Lapides
the
Bottling
on
Banks
the
at
Amphenol (Great
begun construction
of
Federal
of
vote
'
construction
at
Wis.
V
46
Statement
will
28 on the board's recom¬
holders of record on that date.
to
•
has
at
Connector
47,500
near
9
Banks
stockholders
City on Sept.
The
Registration
Cloverdale,
the
Cola
charter
corporate
of
must
Mrs.
Mrs.
below
Pepsi
of
Lapides,
per
these
consummated
not
and
and
share
the
of
Cloverdale.
of
under
Mr.
Mr.
$4
at
by
$200,000
contract
by
stock
covered
President
the
incorporated
was
the
is
forfeiture
per
BUSINESS—Allegheny
ments
it
E.
Joan
Reserve
.
.
Member
v.-,.
Devine,
immediate
45,000
46
System
Condition
of
1
53
have
received
they
None of the
shares pur¬
stock.
are
purchase
if
Chairman
Mrs.
common
employed
of
borne
wife,
L.
erected
start
investment,
common
under
be
the
Lapides
Should
his
this
has
that
Pannill
1960.
loss
entire
such
Settlement
15,
the
Mrs.
contract
are
President; and
and
of
For
company
the
on
shares
of
and
The
the
Allegheny,
$342,860.
Mr.
Statement.
of
85,715
of
approximately
chased
Lapides,
Directors
Reserve
.Combined
of
that
York
stock dividend
60,000 square foot building for the Amphenol Distributor Division
adjacent to the main plant in Broadview. The building will be used
primarily for a warehousing; and national distribution center. The
building is scheduled to be ready for occupancy in May 1961 at a cost
33
—
the unexpected
by
new
33
Rates
Statement
"
times
of
facilities
Jefferson,
Offerings
Exchange
Condition
given
Mr.
33
Corporation and Investment News.
State and City Bond
slowed
the
and
plant in Broadview. The addition will
$1,035,000 and will house the Punch Press
department now located in Cicero, 111., and the assembly operations
now housed in
Chicago. Present plans call for completion in mid-1961.
Authorization was also given for the immediate construction of a
Miscellaneous Features
the
noted
New
3%
corporation
Amphenol
be
A
holder
Board
Averages
in
a
2410.
p.
estimated
negotiations
between n, Mr.
Morton
M, .i Lapides,
now
President
of
Allegheny, and Mr. Pannill. Martin, President and principal stock¬
have
the
Dividends Declared and Payable—
after
191,
of
Matthew
42
Transactions NeW York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange^
;'
reached
was
Bond
after
period,
year-ago
report
meeting
expand
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
bank.
of
part
Stock
annual
The
38
Stock
the
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Building Program
39
Dow-Jones
be applied to any corporate
;• ••••/•"
the
for
Cloverdale's
(approximately
company's general funds and
—V.
37
37
.
Any
The
37
Over-the-Counter
The
of
mendation
Stock
somewhat
were
production
shut-down, they nonetheless
the remaining months of the
year
will show still greater year-to-year gains as American Israeli
Paper Mills experiences the most successful year in its history."
36
Coast
quarter sales
resuming
34
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
$1,315,000
underwriting costs and other expenses, to - be borne by the company.
Approximately $1,257,000 of this will be, used, with other funds of
the
company,-, supplied, by Mr. and Mrs. :■ Lapides as .set forth below,
to
purchase
the
outstanding
shares
of
Cloverdale.
Approximately
$49,000
first
in
ahead
ran
34
Toronto
purchase
$1,600,000.
approximately
delays
34
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
par
the sale of the
after
deducting
from
company
to
Exchange^—____
.
and
PROCEEDS—Allegheny
"While
29
_________
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$500,000 of its first mortgage serial
bonds. The bonds, which are due Jan. 1, 1963 through
July 1, 1972, were offered at par, plus accrued interest
from July 1, 1960, in denominations of $500 or multiples
thereof. The stock was offered at $50 per share.
;; .;
common
Stock
means
Pacific
prospectus an underwriting
Co., of Washington 5, D. C.,
shares
200,000
Exchange
Exchange
net
13
27
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., of Philadelphia 2, Pa.,
offered
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
■
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.—Securities Offered
—Pursuant
said, "we hope this year to be the best ever for both sales and
earnings. Completion of the major part of our expansion program
more than
doubling of our productive capacity, and we expect
to make full use of this
capacity during the remainder of the year.
Page
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Period Ended July
the
expenses
company's
of
amortizing
$751,195
the
cost,
decision
to
to
income
net
charge
as
income
a
off shut-down and
non-recurring loss, in¬
taxes amounted to
after
of its $3
The debentures were priced at par,
plus accrued interest from June 1, 1960, and the stock
at $7 per share.
par
capital
stock.
CONVERSION—The debentures will be convertible, unless previously
Into capital stock at the following conversion prices per
redeemed,
2
converted
share:
If
verted
thereafter
converted
thereafter
and
on
converted
thereafter
ant)
on
converted thereafter
and
on
proceeds of approximately $524,000 to be
received by the company from the isele of the securities after deduction
of expenses, $450,000 will be used to retire current bank loans and the
balance of approximately $74,000 to increase the company s working
capital. Most of the bank loans have been made within the last year,
and the proceeds of these loans were used as working capital.
the
net
j.
,r
company
was
1958. Its executive offices are
1,
Dee
on
the
Underwriting
an
underwriters named
I.
—V.
M.
Gardner——u
&
Simon
Co
-
——
_
Mortgages payable on real estate (at
interest rates from 5% -7% ).——$185,688
Note
The
Manufacturers
common
Mills,
Trust
Note payabile to
Other
General Mills, Inc_—
indebtedness
from
6%
to
t6^;, Convertible
200,000
303,600
—"
(at
■
interest hates
10%)__
subordinated
*303,600
"
has
Co.
Telephone
*
•
644,285
called for
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
July
2,
1960,
Period Ended July 31—
due
are
to certain
subordinated
the
$24,350.
of
amount
.
short-term
such
B.
.
bank
loans
$5.00 per
value
Net
Net
115,000 additional shades
(
reserved for
are
a
was
reduced
from
from
rev.
railway
—v.
192,
ry.
oner.
the
;
Redeem
Co.—To
V.;;//",
redemption on Oct.
I960—Month—1959
.
-
,
f,.
stock, par $10.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
of
43,125,860 281,185,969 278,114,679
to
Edwards
Sons,
Ss
the
company
to
ops.
inc.
18,362,910
12,852,206
4,791,612
83,599,093
102,993,356
6,861,869
28,067,766 ; 38,496,2il
the
shares
the common
Courts
-
&
Gas
Light
Managing
Under¬
Additions
Equitable
sum
•;
up
(596,793,420)
$1,189,467,000
Municipals—
390,199,500
(365,331,000)
536,200,000
3.53
Brooke & Co.——
Byron
5.65
French
5.65
Varnedoe,
&
2.35
Crawford, Inc.—^
Chisholm
&
2.35
Co.,
Inc.
5.65
2.35
192, p. 795.
THE PAST WEEK
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.1
anticipated •corporate''and municipal financing activity
in the next four weeks by weeks and type of issue in terms of dollar
amounts involved.
estimated and
are
Where stock
based
offering prices are not given they are conservatively
private information.
on
FOUR-WEEK
$651,616,820
Tindall & Co
W.
7,50
The table below summarizes
_
Corporates*--
3.53
VISIBLE SUPPLY IN THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
-.
quick recapitulation of the amount of capital expected to be
tentatively scheduled offering dates. Figures for last
Total From
3.53
were
within the parentheses.
-28-Day Visible Supply—
Inc.__
Corp—
Securities
Co.,
to
Alameda Contra Costa.
of $181,555,-
coming
a
J.
&
Hirshberg, Inc.—_
Municipal sales in the September 1 through 7 week amounted to $72,198,000. The
two largest sales were $15 million Alabama Highway Authority and $16.5 million
than the week's scheduled corporate offerings.
The four-week financing-,table and the highlights of this financing are depicted at
the end of this* column.
are
5.65
Hilsman
H.
State and local government additions to the Chronicle's calendar of issues of $1 mil¬
lion and more came to $125,528,500 and do not include the $68 million in PHA notes.
more
raised for those issues with
J.
Inc.—.
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.
Perc't
Space
Lane,
1 through 7 comprised $24,584,160 in equities, of which
secondaries, and $158,225,000 in bonds, of which $25 million were
privately placed.
;
continuing the increasing trend rej#>rted here last week
and, following suit, the municipal visible supply is beginning its seasonal growth.
not inconsiderable
,
J
—V.
Johnson,
Corp.
the week of September
in
This week, commencing September 12, corporate equities are expected to exceed
bonds by almost two-to-one in total value of financing involved providing, of course,
the tentatively scheduled offering dates are kept.
a
Underwriter
The
10.00
ner
k
the Chronicle's corporate calendar of September 8 totaled $31,648,000
which consisted of $11,048,000 in stocks and $20,600,000 in bonds.
Corporate sales
$5,540,000
Municipal financing set'for this week involves
V"
Norris &
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
VR. S. Dickson & Co.,
$1C0, at $34.50 per share on the basis of one new
share for each ten shares held of record Sept. 1, 1960,
The corporate backlog is
Immediately below is
14.00
14.00
Lynch, Pierce, Fen& Smith Inc.—;—-:—
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—The
is offering holders of its common stock rights
for 109,186 shares of new common stock,
subscribe
By SIDNEY BROWN
week
Corp.-
Co.———--
CHANGES IN
$3U iriillion
Perc't.
14.26
-a,V.\
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.
■
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
000 which is about
vv.";>/•"
the company,
The First Boston
'
par
:
«
G.
.
named below have severally agreed to purchase
in the respective'percentages set forth below, such
of common stock as are mot subscribed for pursuant
stock subscription offer.
underwriters
The
'
UNDERWRITERS—A.
the 12 months ended May
t
61,488,770 364.785,062 381,108,035
54,291,760
41,439,554
494."
p.
Atlanta
restricted stock option
debentures.
Ga.
of the company were
Merrill
for the president of the company; 5,000 shares are reserved for the
"exercise of the warrants held by A. G. Edwards & Sons, manager of the
underwriters hereof; 77,420 shares are reserved for the conversion of
the
in
Underwriter
was
..
of the company's capital stock
share to $3 per share on Aug. 24, 1960.
par
Telegraph
for
\
from
•
§The
principal business is the distribution of natural gas
northwest and northeast Georgia, the principal
metropolitan Atlanta, Athens, Augusta, Macon and
In central,
31, 1960, operating rev¬
$67,159,048 and net income $4,339,280 c.ompared with operating revenues of $57,156,199 and net income of $2,824,799 for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1959;
DIVIDENDS—Since the public distribution of the common stock near
the end of 1947, the company has paid quarterly dividends thereon^
the rate of which was increased from 30 cents to 35 cents a share on
Dec. 1, 1955, to 40 cents a share on Dec.
1, 1956 and to 45 cents a
share on June 1, 1959.
■.
•,
'
(par
tThe debentures
On
registrar
1106.
p.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
sinking
Railway
stock
&
191,
""
has
company
short-term bank loans.
debentures
being
enues
Appointed—
appointed
been
corporation.—rV.
600,000
1970—_—_
600,000
127,£12 shs.
value $3.00)__—
400,0Q0shs.
•Payments of $26,4Q0 on this note were made after July 2, 1960.
fund
t§Capital
customers
areas
1, 1960, all of its
outstanding cumulative participating class A slock at $105 per share, 'CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new common
plus accrued dividends of $1 per share. Payment, will be made at the
stock, capitalization of the company as of May 31, I960 was: $33,506.Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust'Co., Chicago, 111.
r . ?
000 in long-term debt; $6,400,000 in bank loans;
72,500 shares ot
^
cumulative preferred stock, par $100; and 1,201,038 shares of common
;
1,094,285
—1
the
of
Stock—
$185,688
The
Inc..
stock
Associated
payable to Arkansas Valley
Feed
company's
The
to
REVENUES—For
Outstanding
Authorized
-
;
the sale of the new
bank loans made for
The company estimates that $8,810,000 will be
expended for construction in the fiscal year ending, Sept. 30, i960 and
approximately $9,356,000 in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1961.
purposes.
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t
-
Corp.,
corfsTiuction
Rome,
191, p. 2634.
I960; will
headed jointly by The First
Courts & Co. and The Robinson-Humph¬
which will expire Sept. 19,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to the company from
romrnon stock will be
applied to the reduction of
40,000
40,000
-
—
oversubscribing subject to allot¬
of
privilege
Co., Inc.
rey
—
—
Ar.o Equipment Corp,—Registrar
-
1
Boston
Debentures
A. G, Edwards & Sons—.
:.
$200,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
———-———_40,000
Dempsey-Tegeler <$c Co
————r——-40,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.——40,000
&
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
underwritten by a group
be
^
Reinholdt
.
.
The offer,
ment.
shares
30,000
—
incorporated under .the laws of Ar¬
located at Dardanelle,
Afk. 'The company was organized for the purpose of acquiring other
companies, and thus creating an integrated poultry business including
hatching, growing, feeding and processing and marketing operations.
At the present time the company has 12 subsidiaries.
No established market for any securities of the company has herejtpf ore existed.'
4»v
'V.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
BUSINESS—The
kansas
into
several
the
company
the
with
Agreement as the repre¬
below, to purchase from
of common stock and the $400,000
principal amount of 6convertible subordinated sinking fund deben¬
tures due 1970. The names of the several underwriters and the prin¬
cipal amount of debentures which each severally has agreed to pur¬
chase are as follows, each underwriter having agreed to purchase 3,000
shares of stock for each $40,000 af debentures contracted for;
.the
entered
of
sentative
prior
or
has
writer,
June 1, 1962,
** ^onto June 1, 19b4, $8.50; and if
or prior to June 1, 1966,J$'9.50; and if
or prior to June 1. 1968, $11.00; and if
or prior to June 1, 1970, $12.50.
prior to
or
on
and -on
PROCEEDS—Of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(990)
Sept. 12 On
CORPORATE AND
t Corporate
Bonds
(1,173,993,820)
Sep. 12-Sep. 16—
MUNICIPAL TABLE
Corporate
f Total
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
t Total of Both
Financings
$49,079,850
138,625,000
122,805,000
67,200,000
$93,645,000
30,013,970
133,548,000
16,700,000
$142,724,850
168,638,970
256,353,000
83,900.000
$181,555,000
Total—. $377,709,850
502,028,000)
(
$273,906,970
$651,616,820
$390,199,500 $1,041,816,320
Sep. 19-Sep. 23—
Total— $1,041,816,320
(953,321,420)
$1,725,667,000
Sep. 26-Sep. 30—
(1,676,021,820)
Oct.
*
See footnotes in table
3-Oct.
7—
issues without target dates but filed, however, similarly with the SEG and the ICC,
-
■
aggregate backlog of dated and undated corporate stocks and bonds would
approximate $1.5 billion financing from now to the end of the year. Within this
figure, for example, is the recent $60 million filing of the Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co.'s 1st mortgage
sinking fand bonds, series H, managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and
Smith, Barney & Co., both New York City investment bankers. Further, to this one
can speculatively add roughly $685 million of possible corporate financing which
LARGER ISSUES
Three railroad equipment trust certificates
may be filed and offered before the end of this year. The latter figure, then, should
it materialize, would bring the anticipated gross corporate backlog to about $2,185,-
This includes the $40 million Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
($25
compared to 1959. When one takes into consideration the fact that the recession
of 1958 was markedly a higher year for corporate offerings than 1959, it can be
concluded, that, this year's disappointment in the economy's performance has had a
greater impact on business optimism than was the case in the last recession.
year
A CLOSER LOOK AT CAPITAL SPENDING REPORTS
ocSo0^^'
253,558 snares
The
September 6 joint SEC and Department of Commerce report shows a 2% down¬
ward revision over last March's estimate of plant and equipment expenditures, or a
leveling off during the seccnd half of this year at around an annual rate of $37
billion. Unfortunately (or is it politically) this reveals 1960 in a favorable compari¬
son to 1959 and, in turn, 1959 is favorably compared to 1958 but a better comparison
should have included the plant-equipment expenditures for 1957—our last cyclical
peak. In that year the figure was $36.96 billion or, if adjustments are made for price
changes, the same if not better than that projected for this year.
?' SI \n <iebent/iires; $20 million
^
onn' I?'
Newport Vero
$3,750,000. Springfield, Mass, $3 millionHarbor Union
declining trend,
one
million
^^rl^JTe?pr)hone
Telephone
Aldens
"
Inc.
Co., $30
convertible
bonds; and in
Mr°
million
in !TdS and $120 million
Continental Can
debentures;
and
fornia Toll Bridge
Authority, Calif.
Week of Oct. 3-7:
f
$25
d,a, SLCn°V
Co.
of New
Co., Inc debentures* $6 205,000
Commonwealth of Australia
Michigan™$5S^mHHon
of which is
District, Mich.; $4 million Northeast
Calif.; $15 million Louisiana- $7 million Cali¬
Louisiana, $7 million ^
100,000 shares of Gulton Industries Inc Gas & Electric Co. bonds; $2 million in preferred stock
and
in
common
$12
million
Municipals^ 16£30,000 School
Detroit,
Water Revenue); $10 millionJletroit
Sacramento County Sanitary District,
the
;
million Perfect
Photo, Inc. convertible debentures;
bonds j $7.5 million Southern Pacific
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.
York
In addition to the
'
High School District, Calif.;
Beach, Fla.; $6 million Youngstown,
Ohio; $3o,440,000 Connecticut; $3.2 million Lancaster School
District, Pa.; $5.7 million
West Haven School District, Connecticut.
undistributed funds.
proposed TWA's private placement plan of $190 million, besides
proposed $100. million public offering, there is the report that Venezuela is
expecting to float in this country $63 million in bonds;, Alberta Gas Trunk Line may
shortly seek $65 million (October 4); and New Jersey Bell Telephone plans to issue
$60 million in capital stock to A.T.&T.—besides $20 million public offeringof 40-year
Pacific Power & Light Co. bonds;
$12,000,000 Rochester Telephone Co. bonds; $50 million Union Electric
Co. bonds; and
m
Municipals —$4,120,000 Kenosha, Wisconsin; $25 million
Michigan; $10,750,000
PRIVATE PLACEMENTS
debentures.
' - ^'?^'000 Missouri Pacific RR. equipment trust certificates;
of Missouri Public Service Co.
common; $50 million Public Service
bonds; 235,000 shares of Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc.
Electric & Gas Co.
could have expected a
Argu¬
ments for liberalized depreciation treatment are bound to be affected by this, if the
Democrats adopt a more radical approach in their search for campaign arguments
and seek to justify the need for greater governmental intervention to assure faster
economic growth.
-
Steel
million
as
a
the
$22,500,000 of Boston Capital Corp., common; 184,435 shares of
Wallace Press, Inc. common; $25 million Virginia Electric & Power
Co. bonds; 150,000
shares of Public Service Go. of Colorado cumulative
preferred; $16 million in bonds
and $10 million preferred stock of Utah Power &
eral
All in all, the estimated corporate and municipal financing, when added to that
which has taken place this year, does not portend a greater financing year in 1960
working capital of corporations
OFFING
in the offing and are included in
Light Co.; 296,649 shares of GenCastings Corp. common; 300,000 shares of Hallicrafters Co. capital; $5
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. equipment trust certificates; $4 million Avionics
Investing Corp. capital; and in Municipals—$21,455,000 San Francisco, Calif.; $5.9
million Allegheny County, Pa.; $3.8 million Indiana
University, Indiana; $31 million
State
Ohio; $10 million Pennsylvania State Highway & Bridge Authority, Pa.;
$4.8 million Tulsa County Independent School District No. 1,
Oklahoma; $5,350,000
Bucks
County, pa.; $4.4 Hamilton Township School
District, N. J.; $48,900,000
12 Local Housing Authorities, U.
S.; $3,075,000 Orlando, Fla.; $10 million Puerto Rico
Aqueauct & Sewer Authority, Puerto Rico; $3,551,000 Suffolk
County, N. Y.
part of the Trans World Airline financing plans held up, so far, by the Board of
The next meeting will be September 28.
though tapping the capital market for capital growth shows
are
Week of Sept. 12-16:
.
Directors at successive meetings.
in view of the swollen
IN THE
following list of larger forthcoming issues:
million of 1st mortgage pipeline bonds and $15 million cumulative preferred stock)
issues which must first await FPC approval of merger plans to acquire the Peoples
Gulf Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co. It also includes $100 million public offering
better plant-equipment performance based on internal,
*
$1 million or more.
■
f Add to these corporate totals $25 million Commonwealth of Australia 20-year bond
offering set for September 28 under the aegis of Morgan Stanley & Co.; $42 million
European Coal & Steel Community; and $75 million Consolidated Edison Co. of
N. Y. first and refunding bonds (Nov.
22).
the
Even
69,874,500
16,370,000
$324,279,850
291,038,970
326,227,500
100,270,000
below.
By adding to the above corporate total about $320 million in estimated corporate
000,000.
122,400,000;,
$30
$5
Syster^
miiUnn
nHUion
^an
in
Dieeo
bonds of
'rbentures
Columbia Gas
and
Municipals—$12 million Los Angeles Department of Water Inc
& Power, California.
.
September 12, 1960
Volume
Atlantic
Sutro
192
Number 5985
Bowling:
Bros.
&
.
.
Corp.—Common
Co.
and
associates
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock
offered
000 for the first period last year.
Earnings per share for both periods
were equal to 60 cents based on
339,392 shares of common stock out¬
standing on July 30, 1960.
Y
Y
:
.
>
Booth plans to issue 16,945 shares of authorized
common stock to be
Offered—
Sept.
on
3,
books
closed.
used
to
Sept.
9.—V.
and
East
tion
Providence,
with
Proceeds
five
also
may
additional
be
centers.
conditioned
to
208
in
five
lanes.
used
to
for
meet
similar
centers
equipping,
in
expenses
to
be
is
engaged
centers.
Island
is
It
with
Boston & Maine
of
lanes,
to
building
tion
finished
in Roslindale
in
November,
EARNINGS—For
poration
and
its
the
-
six
months
subsidiaries
had
*
<
,,
ended
total
>
I960*
2,
the
underwriters
Each underwriter contracted
for
one-tenth
-Shares
Bros.
&
Co.___.__
125,000
McDowell, Dimond & CO.
&
30,000
.
.
P.
R.
70,000
,
,
JEtoss, .Lyon, & Co.,-Inc___.
—V. 192, p. 2. '
as
R.
Co.,
The. Chicago company
statement in connection with its
shares
of
.The
the
its
Miller
;
v.
held.
is
.
SEC
Net
give
the
right
in
in
will
for
of
certain
and
the
at
date is
proceeds
The
of
to
the
of
one
has
Act
sale
will
property
H.
Hendrickson
be
applied
approval of
propoSal' to increase the "Company's authorized shares to .be. voted '
at a meeting to be held on Oct. 4, 1960.
"
The subscription
offering will be underwritten" by an investment
banking group headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.;..
"
'
]
"a
six
the
balance
—V.
of
cost
will
192,;
be
acquisition
added
to
of
the
Commercial
general
financing
Discount
funds
corporate
1960.—V.< 190,
to
the
Corp.,
is
of the
to
to
an
June
with
Order
Street
30,
1960.
Saul
section
Sept.
on
30,
under
the
on
to
is
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—AEC
The
of
announced
company
the
contract
physics
originated
Called
by
by
the
Sept.
Atomic
of
aspects
the
on
a
that
Energy
has
been
Commission
method
new
it
of
nuclear
awarded
lor
the
reactor
"The
of
as
to
to
increase
control
the
pressurized
life
of
water
water
reactor
reactors.
Its
use
increase
cores,
is
the
Work
the
on
effi¬
in
nation.
"Y
"In
to
also
of
the
recreation
of
the
of
Boston
area
centers."
of
lanes,
64
Engineering
Exchange);; Stamford, Conn., designer, developer
infrared
and
electro-optical components,
insystems, announced that net profit for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1960 increased 23% to a record high of
$219,942, as
Co.
(American
and
England
completion
for
due
are
in
compared
with
-
Dr.
one
Y-.'';...
Florida.
the
national
with enthusiasm
The
An
wide
want
for
by
in
share
/./
•
;
pointed out that earnings per share based on 352,520
shares outstanding at June 30, 1960 amounted to 62 cents
as compared
with
55
.1959.
Cents
•
based
on
sales,
Dr.
history
increasing
previous, year.
40%
•••■
Dr.
;-YY;
Barnes
,:.:t successful
V.
191,
•'
7v
.
This
$3,853,889
increase
established
"
outstanding
v^-YY'"'-;vv.Y
highest
in
sales
and
the
■'
30,
YY
'
company's
by .the company
over
the
past
its
will
each
for
current
earnings
both
fiscal
rising
should
year
to
higher
be
•
•.-
levels."—
(
Fisheries Corp.—Net Holds—
Chicago-has-ed
corporation,
producer
and
yY
.
distributor
of
fresh
.and frozen fish foods reports sales for the first quarter of this fiscal
year ending July 30, 1960 were $10,648,000, up. 3%
over sales of $10,327,000 for the same period last year. ) • Vv
Y Net earnings for this first quarter were $212,000 compared to $213,.
y. v
Caribbean
of
version
the
>
15
Bryn
of
Mawr
Mawr,
the
to
Pa.,
Bryn
services.
Co.
Trust
Mawr
facilities
provide
banking
Trust
Imperial
Zone,
provides
for
equipment
for
Carrier
strike in
of
been
equipment,"
few
a
have
we
March,"
Mr.
Gray
;
weeks."
to
unable
Carrier dealers
residential
of
1959.
of
the
manager for
and
to
said.
■
larger
New
unitary
commercial
Engineered
or
applied equip¬
the close of the fiscal year,
Oct. 31*
important factor.
expect
the
to
over-all
our
1960
figure.
contribute
sales in
sales
of
Practically
this
to
market
sales
unitary
which
areas
equipment
line
every
advance*
of
equip¬
Distribution
to
up
have
now
developed.
to
response
and
Carrier
our
We
commercial
will
to
Mr.
be
soon
give
Automatic
Gray
including
use,
producing
better
Air
Purifier,
which
we
192,
models
new
heat)
of
designs of several existing
in
several
cases, ' lower
new
performance
concluded.—V.
three
and,
495.
p.
'Y
y
,1
'
Y
Y
v
a
of
Far
in
Africa,
Canada,
Australiasia,
East.
of
for
YY-\'
•Y
States,
India,
Pakistan,
manufactured
chemicals,
Pentaborane
to
progressing
be
made
tion is currently centered
by
Mine
Safety
dyestuffs,
in
on
schedule
late
summer.
at Callery, Pa.
Appliances
;
.
v
Co.
results
after
of
-•
31,
include
Charge
the
after
unit
Aug.
and
Callery's
Gulf
the
,v
-Y-.4-
Oil
31,
31,
Offered—
a
$1,000
at
30
$25
debenture
shares
shares
25
at
to
6%
from
call
the
for
sale
of
redemption
war¬
stock
except
for
pur¬
1962.
securities
will
be
the
company's
out¬
debentures, and to
initially
to reduce
participating
will be
applied
which
a
per
the
subordinated
capital
and
common
share through
thereafter.
Warrants
share
per
of
$20
borrowings.
debentures
31,
1972.
of
A
will
106%
on
mandatory
redeemable
re¬
before
par
be
or
at optional
Aug. 31, 1961, to
fund provides for
sinking
$100,000
principal amount of
commencing on Aug. 31, 1963.
1974,
Charge
Service,
debentures
furnishes
Inc.,
the
annually
to
about
to
930
(about
73% )
merchants.
member
from
The
discounts
remainder
merchants
.-including
on
charge sales purchased from member
from service charges to
customers,
fees and charges to merchants for
comes
memberships
advertising literature
with customer
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of
standing
capitalization of
the
company
6%
subordinated
warrants
due
attached;
Aug.
1977;
sinking
31,
41,005
of
Service
net
192,
the
of
nine
debentures,
with
debentures
due
preferred
out¬
$2,000,000..
1975
Feb.
stock;
28,
and
net
equal
to
ended
31,
May
receivables
50
cents
of
per
1960,
Central
$12,640,005
share
of
and
common
303.
p.
Period End. July 31--^'
Railway
of
due
noncumulative
months
total
$132,133,
Central Vermont Ry.
•
5'/2%
subordinated
cents
purchased
income
stock.—V.
70
consist
Aug.
31,
convertible capital
debentures
of
$114,700
of
financing,
current
will
common.
EARNINGS—For
had
$478,500
1969;
shares
shares
fund
statements.
the
operating
Inc.—Earnings—
i960—Month—1959 J
$835,000
$890,000
rev._
•Railway operating exps. -V
742,191
1
I960—-7 Mos.—1959
$5,710,000
$6,216,000
.
737,177
4,841,910
5,001,186
$152,823
$868,090
283,120
$1,214,814
produc¬
Corp.—V.
;•
net
and
and to their retail customers a charge account service.
The company
presently has about 158,000 active and 60,000 inactive charge accounts.
The
company
derives
the
major
portion
of
its
gross
revenues
Charge
'
of
purchase
1965;
shares
company
working
Aug.
and the Near,
alkalis, general
commercial
to
proceeds
$300,000
bank
279,930
Callery Chemical Co. is jointly
and
and
July
ended
Member Merchants, operating approximately 1185 stores in the greater
Washington, D. C. area, an accounts receivable and credit department,
;
of
$49,304,130
months
$55,211,148
Inc.—Securities
consists
31,
20
BUSINESS—Central
information
.
of
$2,000,000
holder
the
1968;
retirement
Aug.
the
deliveries
of
nine
31, 1971.
Warrants are non-detachable,
exercising the warrants, until after Aug. 31,
by
America,
first
the
sales
Service,
of
demption prices ranging from
pharmaceuticals, metals,
with
in
Aug.
of
current
a
South
sales
reported
with
the
through
increase
to
Y,
2
taxes
compare
Yy
subordinated
.
entitling
standing
future
Ltd.
assessment
compounds with
United
Europe,
Products
Sept.
on
$1,130,090
offering
$16%
used
1
;
Industries
Chemical
boron
Corp.—Net, Sales Down—
PROCEEDS—Net
Co., incorporated
in 1889, is
suburb of Philadelphia. It op¬
exchange
an
of the field of
heavy organic
is
2199.
small
ahead
strengthen
well
6%
Aug.
7;Y?Yy' 'YY:Y'Y:Y
YY'.YYYYYY YY;
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Modification
p.
unitary
forecast
four-week
a
rate,
in
ahead by
an
of
PRIVILEGE—Each
at
of
held
shares
explosives, paints, plastics, and fibres.
Callery, with headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pa., is a pioneer in the
field of boron chemistry applied to high energy fuels and is a leader
in
development of many commercial and industrial applications for
boron compounds. Callery is currently
modifying the high energy fuel
plant in Muskogee, Okla. to produce Pentaborane for the Air Force.
owned
of
were
•
we
$2,898,467 for
rant
Callery Chemical Co. was announced on Sept. l
I.C.I, and Callery's chairman of the board John T.
aspects
and
chemicals,
very
and
lines
some
corner'
both
REDEMPTION—The
enable
order
field
between
of
activities
Middle
five
1961
Central Charge Service,
sinking fund debentures, due
Aug. 31, 1975, with warrants to purchase common stock
was made on
Sept. 8 at a price of $1,000 per unit. A
simultaneous offering of 60,000 shares of common stock
is being made at a price of $13
per share. Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath head the
underwriting group.
and
agreement
certain
with
compared
with
$2,754,52a
follows the consecutive growth
as
also
1961
These
Inc.
view to the
acquisition by either party of non-exclusive royalty bearing licenses
under
the
other party's
patents as requested. Related technical in¬
formation may also be made available for use on terms to be agreed.
Imperial has over 115,000 employees in its world-wide operations,
YY" YY'Y
"The
out,
June
on
Y
the
1319.
p.
'<■
Booth
'.
shares
i'Yy.Y.?Y' •? YY1'
pointed
with
to
This
pattern which has been
'years.
324,670
Y V* - .' Y 4''Y"
stated, were
Barnes
for
the
the
.
.
..
Total
;
The
in
'
lines
for
yet
Central
its recent introduction
facilities for the game, we
Chemical Co.—Agreement—
board
'Ryan, Jr.-
1959.
Barnes
mdr©
2200.
p.
to
Public
shares.
in
funds
Bryn
Kingdom
the
Is
growth
191,
td
course,
in
earnings
corresponding period a year ago.
;
After preferred dividend requirements earnings for the latest nine
months amounted to 91 cents
per share against $2.63 per share a year
ago, both based on
1,028,651 shares of common stock outstanding.—
V.
191, p. 2516.
of
participation at both the competitive and
to help boost New England into the na¬
proceeds
broaden
agreement
United
in
corporation
1960.
since
expanding
By
area.
new
capital
Callery
of
$178,961
been
income
and
bowling,
"Tenpin
We
BUSINESS—The
and
and
areas
high
will
products
spotlight."—V. 192, p. 207.
headquartered
Stock
manufacturer
.struments
in
25%
expected
pumps.
Roxbury, Mass.
The 12 addi¬
open
during 1961 at various
'YY;. Y Y'Y' Y•?-
-
unsubscribed
any
and
Security
accelerated
all
in
certain
■
and
press
bank.
its
Barnes
gains
of
composition,
ship in May, has been excellent. We expect sales to climb
steeply as we increase the number of models available and further
acquaint the public with its advantages. ' ~
Y'-""We have just
introduced a number of new packaged units
for
a
branch office in Haverford, Pa. and will open another branch
office, presently under construction, in Wayne, Pa.
■/YYYYY'YYY/Y;;';;
Society
is
started
"
York
New
President
in
activities."—V.
production
the
20%
be
ahead
"Dealer
tenpin
erates
At a meeting held Aug. 3 before
Analysts, Dr. R. Bowling Barnes,
position
realize
last fall,
high
'turn
was
20%
changes
not
on
progress
'■■■■■■;
the
1959
year
fiscal
be
ment
is
Vice-President,
extension
new
family
new
I. and West
scheduled to
New
received
PROCEEDS—Net
Barnes Engineering Co.—Record Year—
Y
in
Russell
strike
units
Celotex
•:'
.
generate
of
increase
the
strong
pratically
sales
by
demand
will
very
operation
largest
YY ''V'1 Y VY 'Y'-YY
Executive
exciting
the
firm
The
area.
•;
Y.
operations
of
one
In orders
recreation
..
.
expanding
create
the
...
poses
contract
our
and
months
v
R.
in
levels.
rate
and
control concept has been going on since
company's Atomic Energy division in Lynchburg, Va.
The
for an expanded physics program to
develop the concept
further will continue through October of 1961.—V.
192, p. 595.
1957
AEC
for
to
the
bright
totalling
England
help
chase
reactor
new
call
in
members
are
\
said,
been
bowling
the
six
earnings.
out.
running
year
best
expire
of
ex¬
of fuel consumption, and replace portions of the costly
intricate control rod systems now in use,
company spokesmen said.
England
•„
Aug. 30, 1960, are being issued to stockholders
The price is $36 per share. Transferable
warrants evidencing these rights will expire at 3 p.m.
on Sept.
27, 1960. Stroud & Co., Inc., has agreed to pur¬
;
the
moderator
a
pected
ciency
New
Boston,
of
operates 26 drive-in theaters located principally in the
Atlantic and New England states and 21 indoor theaters
New
record
"spectral shift" method of control, it will use a mixture
heavy and light water to act both as a reactor system coolant and
'
>
the
control
•
the
Co., Inc., is underwriting 7,360 shares of capital stock
for The Bryn Mawr Trust Co. The shares were exempt
from SEC filing. Rights to subscribe to these shares at
study
shift
wire
and
first
total
with which we are comparing sales
was, in turn,
unitary equipment," he said.
shipments this spring and summer were made pos¬
sible by several steps:
First, we delayed introduction of several new
products in favor of concentrating production on
existing items. This
meant
a
minimum
of
disruption of production lines. Employee co¬
YY
4
we
Gray added. Room air conditioners are holding about even with
Delay in delivery due to the strikes was
especially harmful to
in this line, he pointed out.
an
p.; 595.
Bryn Mawr Trust Co.—Capital Stock Offered—Stroud
a
company.
'.
has
to
general
industry,
1959,
sales
&
Contract—
2
eight
centers
an
Mr.
Corp. is an outgrowth of a theater business or¬
Smith in 1922. Today the company, together with its
Mr.
recreation
re¬
maining unsold at the termination of the second offering
period will be withdrawn.—V, 191, p. 2411.
$1,223,500
in
in
are
sales
cars.
principally
the
tional
debentures
500
Smith
Mr.
game,
Co.
our
to
Packaged
ment
Drive-In
by
Midwestern,
hope
Any
expect
lines
Investme
Investment
Associates
192,
•
•
bowling division
with
with
met
Westerly,
subsidiaries,
for,
during that period.
occurs
at
General
if
that
country
market."
will begin on that date and terminate on Dec.
31, 1960,
or when all of the
debentures have been subscribed
•
15
provide
centers,
more
located
the
our
decided
message from Mr. Gray was read
fork district here
Sept. 9 by William A.
locations in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.
Philip Smith, General Drive-In President, called his firm's entry
into the
bowling field, .-"a most promising expansion of our historic
interest
in
family entertainment for an ever-growing leisure time
The second
1960.
will
establishments
ganized
this
plastics
for
of
The
Y
on
of
with
up
"We
including Automatic Pinsetters and features an Amy Joy
children's nursery, meeting room and adjacent park¬
for
November
first-come, first-served
,Sept. 1 and will expire
of
prices,"
Two
the
by
rubber
House,
space
tional
the
40%,
fact
57%
fully
in
1960
substantial
spite
equipment
without
basis to the stockholders who purchased debentures
the initial offering.
The first offering commenced
Gray
"In
residential
ing
In
non-rubber
our
for
pointed
expected-^to
community
Pancake
85%.
but .we
from
sales
at Holiday Lanes in suburban Medford, the first
of General Drive-in's establishments to
open.
The 40-lane center is
equipped with Brunswick's new Gold Crown line of customized bowling
only to stockholders of record in a
face amount which is a
multiple of $10. They will be
'issued only in denominations of
$10, $100, $500, and
$1,000.
Each stockholder will be entitled initially to
purchase debentures in the face amount of $10 for each
<12 shares of stock he
owns, except that any stockholder
owning less than 12 shares will be entitled to purchase
one $10 debenture.
Any debentures not sold within 30
hurt
were
in
Lake, sales
Linden
-
>
Drive-In
in
Brunswick
Jacobson
financial
will be sold
reoffered
the
of
contributed
neglect
industry,
come
Conditioning
"Our
Corp.
establishments
chain
of
Mr.
,
be
Jacobson,
we
decreased
emphasize
to
the steel
•'*'
General
outstanding common stock the Tight to purchase at par
total of $250,000 of its 10-year 7% subordinated con¬
vertible registered debentures carrying warrants for the
purchase of shares of its common stock. These deben¬
days of the initial offering will
limit in a second offering on. a
General
lanes
bowling
"The
to
caused by
bowling facilities in New England. "We are happy to be associated with
Drive-In Corp. in its program to provide this sports-minded
Offering to Stock¬
corporation is offering to holders of its
—
r
tures
of
by
500
lanes
Drive-In
considering expansion elsewhere
company.
-said,
holders—The
of
products
areas
Mr.
Investing
shareholders.—V.
16
bowling
General
plans
"Although
Gray, President.
"The gains have been achieved
in spite of two serious work stop¬
pages at Carrier's Syracuse plants in fiscal 1960: a two-week
shutdown
1067.
p.
exemption
Broad
of
as.
tenpin
the
total
a
chains
the
and
264
for
our
intend
further
Air
shares
payhient
are
tem¬
gains in the plastics and minature wire
business. To be more specific while profits on
Carrier Corp.—Forecast—News
Investing Corp.—Purchase Approved-!-
issued
issued
permitting
company
Further
,494.
p.
Automatic Merchandising, Inc.
Y
of ; the
equip
centers
stated.
competitive conditions
increase
an
like
rubber
catch
The corporation has announced the signing of $3.5 million
to
.on
"cover
the
No underwriting
which
auditions,
Brunswick Corp.—Orders—
:
of
newer
not
likely to
Board
as
each
to
the
excellent
rubber
showed
should
and
share for
new
York
near
equipment.
$2,981,418
investment
and
holding title to the properties
supplied by amendment.
stock
Dixon
made
side
these
do
we
nominal
ana
predict but they should be
our
earnings.
While we expect rubber earnings to recover
increase, there is no doubt that the shift will continue. Of
administrative
well,
to
of
proper¬
Corporation, New
issue its shares at their net asset value for
substantially
the cash and securities of Linden
Associates, which approxi¬
of
all
,
proceeds
its
through
President.
as
rate
be
for
incurrea
SEC
mated
additional shares on the basis of" one additional' share for each
shares, held, with the subscription
price to be determined at a
later date. It is contemplated' that ; the offer " will be made to stock¬
holders in early 'October,
contingent upon stockholders?
the
cable
"I
of
Mr.
cable
1960
.10.
.AppfOximately' $9,50;0,000. of
and
unde¬
all
difficult
more
decline
manufactured
with
all
are
nevertheless
offshore
receive
in
in 1960,
New
amounted
relatively speaking, newcomers to the plastics and minia¬
fields, but if the first six months of this year have shown
anything, it is that diversification in this direction has been quite
us
$10,000.
conjunction
interest
the
1959
are,
effective,"
Oil
of
acquired
$5,000,
William
Brady
1961
including
completed
per
nominee
lists
W.
for
on
units
in
wire
business
-Yy? YY^Y/Yy"-' Y.Y.Y
loans
Company
York, to
purchase
to
record
Broad Street
■
stockholders
"We
Yy
Building,
Sept. 2
exploration
or
one-fourth
a
commitments
as
approximate $1,800,000 in
registration
a
stockholders
The
bank
}
.
.'Y'YYY-YY-.3i;
proposes "to
company
Patrick
and
alone
in
States*
bradco, who
of
month
per
sale
United
affiliate
involved.
15,000
10,000
proposal' to offer approximately 524,000
stock.
common
$o0
prospectus
and
either
companies,
aggregate
of
acquisition
the
an
for
its
Sales
potential," he said.
manufactures rubber and plastics products and high
miniature wire and cable for the electronics
industry.
perature
The company, of 815 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn, filed a
registration
statement with the SEC on Sept. 2,
1960, covering. 50,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for subscription at $27.50 per share by
common
_______
the
-Southwest
SEC4
told
company,
2.
amounted
Carlisle
Y
Bridgeport Gas Co.—Rights Offering—
Y;-'Shares
Inc
with
the
the
Sept.
level
Record
,.
-Sept.; 1. filed
on
of
offered
sponsors
through
the
fee
The
Chairman
Automatic Canteen Co. of America — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission— * "
'/v'*
'
.
of
the
for
within
affiliated
a
acquired.
<
;
9.5%
be
properties,
The
areas.
and
expenses,
have
•
A.
used
gas
to
compensation for services
Kay, Richards & Co—
;
-
&
v
be
and
properties
tideland
ties,
cor¬
warrants:
many
Y-<-YY--'
Program,
outstanding stock
severally
agreed to purchase from Atlantic* subject to the terms and conditions
of the Underwriting Agreement filed as an Exhibit to the Registra¬
tion
Statement, the following numbers of shares- of common stock.
Sutro
in
or
Bank
a
will
oil
others,
out$1,909,000 of
of
below
named
1,562,746
Associates, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
Inc.,
high of about $25 million
of
on
reached
last
year," Mr. Dixon said.
Net
earnings for
to $1,424,000, equal to $1.22
per share after adjusting
for 1 stock split earlier this
year.
The corporation
is presently in the midst of
preliminary negotia¬
tions
with
"several
promising companies rwhich appear to have ex¬
cellent growth
$8,734,623
2,203,762
registration' statement with
the
$2,500,000 of participation agreements in
veloped
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion 'of the current financing,
UNDERWRITERS—The
$9,286,123
>f,''"^Y-YV-yVY--;
595.
p.
new
a
President
Analysts
for the 2
$40,835,444 $43,937,555
31,549,321
35,202,932
"'$872,662
*200,176
Jr.,
$22,651,000.
1959
4,703,808
*242,231
.>
Associates,
filed
Proceeds
$317,021.
stanaing capitalization of the company will consist
sundry debt and 500,000 shares of common stock.
Security
.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$5,576,470
$704,476
ops.
inc.-
192,
covering
Gas Exploration
Bradco
of
ry.
oper.
1961
Houston,
,
April
income
Bradco
>
October, 1960, and a 44-lane facility now
the City of Boston is planned for comple¬
in
railway
Bradco 1961
of
in
1360.
Dixon,
of
ture
Rhode
be
Y 4,232,123''
from
rev.
♦Deficit.—V.
,
slated
expenses
Net
Island, the company operates a 64-lane bowling
center in the Providence, Cranston
area; a 44-lane center in Warwick
and
a
60-lane
facility
iny East
Providence.
In
Massachusetts,
a
44-lane center in Holyoke is planned for completion in September,
,1960; 44-lane facilities in Fairhaven and Lowell are scheduled for
completion in September,
I960;
a
32-lane
center
in
Northampton
is
oper.
Net
plans
total
a
F.
Society
record
1960—Month—1959
$4,936,599
three
and
with
George
record
RR.—Earnings—
revenue,
air-
modern,
of
Y
,...
Railway
opening
operating
168
Massachusetts
stockholders
to
.
oper.
shortly.
and
operating
currently
total
a
in
centers
in
1,
connec¬
opened
purchasing
303.
p.
Railway
v'V'.,-y;yYYYY Y"''Y-yY'YYY..YY;Y1 ,-Y;-.'Y.
bowling
Rhode
additional
In
and
bowling
corporation
tenpin
centers
open
I.,
Y: YY
■
BUSINESS—The
such
R.
additional
dividend. Oct.
Period Ended July 31—
repay
of
purpose
192,
stock
"Earnings
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
temporary bank loans incurred primarily for the
furnishing and equipping bowling centers in Warwick
to
5%
a
,
PROCEEDS—Net
company
pay
3
Corp.—Predictions—News—
expected to reach
.
\,
•
•
Carlisle
Sales are
.
250,000 shares of this corporation's common stock at a
price of $8 per share. The offering marks the first public
sale of the company's common stock.
The offering was
oversubscribed and the
(991)
v
191,
"
.
Net- rev.- from
ry.
Net railway oper.
—V.
192,
p.
398.
ops.
••
deficit
$92,809
96,830
•
•
-
25,539
13,300
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Securities
With
packaging
Exchange Commission—
and
1960 filed a letter of notification with
participations of partnerships to • be
unit. No underwriting is involved.
Tne
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to operating
and developing a bowling alley.
organization on Aug. 25,
covering $290,000 of
The
SEC
the
offered
units
in
$10,000
at
per
Corp.—Acquires—
Chemetron
corporation has announced completion of negotiations
acquisition of Charles J. Weigel, Inc., Detroit, a leading pro¬
specialty products for the printing ink industry. The trans¬
action is being made by an exchange of stock, the company announced.
The Detroit firm will operate
under its present management and
will become a part of Chemetron's Chemical Products Division. Among
the units of this division is the Holland Color and Chemical Co., Hol¬
Chicago
The
the
for
the
for
printing
varnishes, compounds,
Charles J. Weigel,,, Inc., manufactures
and dispersed blacks. Its I960 sales are
,
driers
expected to be in excess of
192, p. 700.
the announcement said.—V.
$1,000,000,
and color inter¬
produces dry and flushed colors
ink and other industries.
which
Mich.,
land,
mediates
Cubic
This
filed
basis
of
shares
W.
Jay
by
of
commission
common
issue to te underwriter as additional compensation 40,000
warrants to purchase common shares at an initial exercise
price of $2.50 per share.
The underwriter has acquired 50,000 shares
at lc per share from four stockholders."
"r/A
The company was organized under the name Electronic Components,
Inc., in February 1958, and changed its name to The Chemtronic Corp.
in September
1958 and to Chemtronic Corp. on Aug. 12, 1960. It is
engaged
in
the
business
of
developing,
manufacturing and selling
miniature
electrolytic capicators.
Of the net proceeds of the stock
sale, $52,225 will be used to repay bank loans and $70,000 over a two
year period to add two engineers
and one technician to the present
research staff of the company.
The balance will be used for general
corporate purposes.
■
' v
The
company
now
has
outstanding
300,000 common shares and
largest
for
block
of
all
shares,
50,000
stock,
owned
shares,
160,000
by
is
owned
Fred D. Wright,
outstanding shares
by
President.
The prospectus states that the 300,000
acquired originally for the sum of $25,000.
were
officials.. The
management
EARNINGS—For
the
months
three
$57,999
period
1
last
this
to
financing
consisted
of
shares
company
capital
the
ana
which
shares
of
names
stock
selling
Milton
Blauner &
D.
Coburn
&
._4_
Hallowell,
•
1,500
&
Hogle & Co.
191, p. 2636.
—V.
Shields
V
Sulzberger,
.
6,000
current
.
1,500
Inc.:
1,500
Cedar
the
one
Rapids,
largest
Iowa
fully
manufacturer,
it
pasteuriz.ng
the
ever
dent.
unit—an
The
1,000
twice
only
large
as
results
in
units
in
cohtrol
flavor
the
for
dairy, food
Chesapeake
oper,
Exchange Commission—
panel for
corporation on Aug. 31, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 250,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $1 per share, through General Securities Co.,
Inc., 101 W.
57th St., New York 19, New York.
Net
Net
from
rev.
$
only
192,
r
four
months
the
of
21,089,141
151,856,855 151,519,170
4,607,354
2,922,202
Chicago
50,575,348
28,557,481
4,397,604
2,852,009
■'
Eastern
&
55.033,928
33,075,490
"V'
Illinois
Period Ended July 31—
oper.
revenue^
$2,902,586
Railway
oper.
expenses
^
RR.—Earnings—
2,432,253
from
rev.
railway
ry.
16,679,559
192,
$583,726
$3,495,285
$4,997,974
-<5,333
576,644
1,876,282
Chicago Great Western Ry
Period Ended July 31—
•
The
I960—Month—1959
oper.
revenue-
$2,730,044
of
and
op^r.
expenses
2,013,837
2,119,914
Net
railway
—V.
192,
C.
Carbon
Tidewater
Oil
&
180,307
$19,987,848
14,025,531
$5,399,740
$5,962,317
1,503,772
329,775
Chemical
&
below.—V.
Co.,
Wyoming
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
to
The
2,273,882
in
Dennison's
the
in
baby
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
$189,095
$2,467,839
114,970
1,446,858
$1,020,981
$1,205,548
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 192, p. 399.
933
22,696
356,826
470,782
Corp.—New
Name—
company,
;v
„
Edison
Co.
New
of
York, Inc.
—
Plans
Bond Sale—
A
spokesman
Public
issue
the
first
bidding
Consolidated
of
p.
rated
ncn-refundable
are
Stuart
&
Co,
Inc.,
for
at
in
October
company
expects to
an
York
State
22.
would
On June
double-A
$75,000,000
for
authorization
to
offer the bonds for
early
Nov.
on
raise
to
mortgage bonds.
will apply to the New
company
The
Edison
pansion program.
issue
the
plans
announced
refunding
Commission
securities.
competitive
8
and
said
Service
five
the
use
15
funds
the New
30-year
43/4%
York
net
to
to
interest
finance
help
utility sold
Those
bonds.
went
years,
annual
■
r
a
group
cost
of
a
G.
inc—
11,494
21,395
231,769
389 721
—V.
192,
p.
of
W.
H.
its
596.
Inc.
announced
Electronic
Corp. of Essex Fells, N.
wholly-owned subsidiary of Corson.
The
stock
transaction
for
all
involved
outstanding
an
shares
J.,
the
of
1959
$3,974,132
of
208.
with
led
ex¬
by
$12
per.
Inc.,
of
for
Inc.,
a
for
Delaware
other
will
6,000
office
Of
,
are
the
the
of
an
operated
Livingston.
shares
of
as
a
Corson
to
supplied by
be
principal
at
offering
regis¬
a
registration
due
rate
the
October-
of
together
price
40
with
and
1975
shares
350,000
underwriting
amendment.
Blair
&
Co.
underwriter.
beverages
of ' the
price
Glass
and
:
other
Company
stock
glass
is
a
of
located
net
Trailers,
and
dis¬
containers.
$7,000,000
western
selling
The
plus
the
Glass
Company
furnance
stock;
at
$800,000
^
with .$3,000,000
will be applied
for
Chattanooga;
construction
$1,000,000
for
a
to
corporation
Dorsey
for
In
':
wholly-owned finance company; $300,000 to esta¬
United
States
plant
facilities for the
Delaware cor¬
drawings,
"Dorsey."
Elba.
glass-melting
of
$100,000
French
skills,
of
purchase
electric
formation
in
proceeds of
this financing,
together
from institutional
lenders, $7/000,000
finance
of
a
a
Swiss
joint venture with a German and
sales corporation for the purpose
trailers in V/estern Europe and of
the
purpose
of
licensing
the
use
of the Delaware corporation and
etc.,
addition
to
certain
indebtedness
and
a
-
-
newly acquired company
designs and manufactures special
generators and motor generator sets. Approximately 65%
of
present production is used in the defense program particularly in
radar and sonar conmmunications field. Commercially it supplies
its
the
telephone ringing motor generator sets to the communications industry
and manufactures large power units used in micro-wave transmission.
.
/ In addition it has developed p. line of,.precise power, systems which
provide the closely regulated power necessary for; computers, dataprocessing and missile guidance ground systems. Regulators, Inc. of
Wycoff, N. J., a subsidiary of Electric Specialty Co., designs, and manu¬
factures
special scmi-conductor and magnetic amplifier devices used
many
solve
of the leading
control
complex
manufacturers
regulation
and
of rotary
equipment to
power
problems.
currently exceed
$4 million per year. Its current backlog is apprbximately $3 million.
The company employs some 250 people and no changes in
personnel
or
plant locations are planned. William Straub, President of the com¬
pany, will continue as chief executive officer of Electric Specialty Co.
Products will be identified by the registered trade name of "ESCO,"
an
appropriate abbreviation ox tiie very similar corporate names,- Mr.
of
the
30-year-old
newly
acquired
company
-
seeking
engaged through its subsidiary, Dorsey
Corporation, in the design, manufacture
carbonated
borrowings
poration;
be
stock
debenture,
public
filed
York,
1960,
1,
debentures
assumption of some $75,000 of expenses.
The Glass Company will,
continue its present management. The issuing company in April 1959
acquired substantially
all the assets of
Dorsey Trailers,
Inc.,
an
Alabama
corporation, for $4,018,150, and has continued to conduct
the
business
formerly < conducted
by
the
Alabama
corporation
in
Elba, Ala.
The Delaware corporation's manufacturing plant and home
to
Livingston
is
$1,000
The
New
Ave.,
Sept.
fund
common
each
are
the
as
on
tribution
of
all
types
of
highway
trailers
except
those
carryingliquids.
It has entered into an agreement to purchase all the out¬
standing capital stock of Chattanooga Glass Co., which is engaged
in the manufacture, sale and distribution of Coca-Cola bottles, bottles
blish
of
for
stock.
issues
Corp.
SEC
sinking
purchase
share,
is named
Dorsey
the
common
both
Lexington
485
6V2%
to
warrants
Halsey,
192,
of
of
with
statement
:
-
1
Sales
corporation,
$3,500,000
'
acquisition of Electric. Specialty Corp. of Stamford, Conn., by
Specialty Co. of Los Angeles, Calif.,
was
announced on
by William H. Burgess, President of Electronic Specialty Co.
The acquisition was made for an undisclosed
amount of cash and
creates no dilution
of. the 547,440 shares of Electronic Specialty Co.
common
stock now outstanding. The effective date of acquisition was
Sept.
by
$4,264,689
Dorsey Corp.—Financing Proposal—
This
corporation
of
1960
:
of
4.74%.—V.
acquisition
which
exhange
Corp.—Sales Off—
August—
192, p.
which
Corson, Inc.—Acquires—
Corson,
r
2637.
p.
The
$1,836,491
oper.
191,
The
$1,461,677
railway
type
or
motors,
$191,069
Net
Messenger'
of units co be purchased, whether transceivers,
recorders, is to be determined later in accordance with
"The
Sept. 1, 1960.
$120,559
from ry.
«
^Electronic
1960—7 Mos—1959
ops.
rev.
;•
-•.
Electronic Specialty Co.—Acquires—
4
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
'
•
'Electronic
100
purchase
initially
will
Union
demand."—V.
2,967,224
the
<fc
at
.
•
number
$4,803,715
$50 million
securities
796.
(G. & W. II.)
space
'
handle the leasing and servicing of units now being per¬
by Electronic Communications, Inc.
for its customers in a
of
industries,"
F.
W.
Godsey, Jr., President of E. C.
I.
-transmitters
1822.
p.
'
.
and
formed
specialties
rented
188,
2,811,654
purchase
Sept.
on
plastic
occupy
D
$4,273,331
terms
of the oldest names in mining equipment design was changed
during the 1960 Labor Day weekend. The Connellsville Manufac¬
turing & Mine Supply Co. became Connellsville Corp., according to
Russell L.
Lepley, Executive Vice-President and General Manager of
of
will
Leominster —V.
in
&
381,674
at
One
sale
they
of
D
$572,743
here
utility
distribution
and
Inc.
available
'
"Western
the contract plastic
368.340
shares
This
business.
Industries,
D
$488,899
1,408,968
$74,125
-
&
rev._
$2,614,516
173,090
$26,168
through
address
D
items
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$199,258
Consolidated
by
packaging
exps.
—V.
ops.
the
handled
Temporarily
Street
box
paper
also continue to carry on
manufacture
field.
Diana Stores
expenses
Connellsville
set-up
in
operating
Month
revenue-
ry.
the
toy
ment.
stated.
specialize
will
•
.
Inc. makes the
today."
This new
Communications,
transceiver
units,
Railway operating
2743.
p.
oper.
from
will
formerly
Florence
251
established
company,
business
continue
the
Corp.—Joint Venture191,
oper.
rev.
the
-/
company
;
■
"only letter-size fac¬
unit can be used al¬
ternately as a receiver or a transmitter, and utilizes humidified paper.
It will supplement Western Union's present .lineof facsimile equip¬
has
This
Union Telegraph Co.
an
simile
fT\-
.
process.
new
molding
tration
Net
constitute
Huntington,
Sales
Colorado
will
announced on Aug. 31 an arrangement
whereby Western Union will m*r>et
"Electronic Messenger" facsimile equipment
firm
listed
E.
S.
A,
Tr Electronic
elected Assistant Treasurer
-
Communications, Inc.—Marketing News—;
Electronic
This
with Western
experimental basis
manufactured by E. C. I.
Subsidiary—
who
Treasurer,
-
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
$19,047,813
13,648,073
$819,793
$716,207
ops.
inc.-
oper.
a
on
president of Dennison, announced that the new
subsidiary will engage in the manufacture and distribution of injection
and
blow
molded
products
including
decorating
by
the
Dennison
595.
p.
Collier
See
ry.
continue
purchased the land, buildings, and injection
of D & D Industries, Inc., at 251 Florence Street,
molding equipment
D.
Swisher,
E.
Co.
Leominster, Mass.
Net
from
rev.
F.
C. E. Josselyn has been
the corporation.
Period End. July 31—
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$2,939,707
Railway
Net
sales
Manufacturing Co.—Forms
of Directors.
and Clerk
'./'n-;'
"
received a $1,300,000 military contract to
communications receivers.—y, 191, p. 2305.
The company recently
manufacture
of Framingham, Mass., announced on Aug. 29 the
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Howard Plastics Co;, Inc.
of this company are H. C. Weeks, President; R. H. Dowd,
officers
Board
equipment
(for which Electronic Assistance Corp.
patent I within the next few months. Sales potential
equipment is extremely interesting. - We understand
now°fH the U. S. alone, more than 13,0u0 soft-arink bottling
our
new
Island.
the company's over-all
Axler,
Mr.
to
The
Earnings—
Railway
"Our
exclusive
are
(3)
496.
p.
drinks."
laboratory stage," Mr. Edwards stated.
lines."
on
$21,677,533
16.892,528
2,371,064
$470,333
*67,187
ops.
inc._
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
there
.
upward trend and that during the month of July and for
days of August, sales showed an increase of approximately
compared to July and August of 1959.—V. 191, p. 1564.
r
as
will
Net
year.
Manhasset, Long
and
According
allied
$2,954,790 $20,387,813
to
Mich.,
field—soft
allied
this
very strong
the first 27
Therimage
1960—7 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Railway
Net
previous
Mr. Axler pointed out that the company incurred, over $100,000 in
nonrecurring expenses during the period ended June: 30, 1960, in con¬
nection with the opening of, the two new Davega Discount Centers in
Vice-President;
206,553,098
Corp.
Assistance
Arbor,
Ann
using
the
for
company,
formation
of
a
$
21,270,372
ry. oper.
398/
p.
start
has
compared
$37,837,
Dennison
$
1
-
,
is being tested. by a leading manufacturer of carbonated
beverages, long plagued by outlets wno want 'Longer shelf life.'
::
"There
is every ii dication that at least
one major company will
President, announced on Aug. 31 that for the first
fiscal year, the corporation showed a loss of
to a loss of $329,830 for the corresponding
Joseph Axler,
Syosset
1960—7 Months—1959
'
.
Edwards highlighted the following
-
has formed an advanced research
"assure our company of a well inte¬
advanced electronics."
foamer, which removes air from the
bottle or can before sealing aua hence solved one of the brewers
vexing problems, is leading the company into "perhaps a more
in
"Now we are out of the
Stores Corp.—Cuts Loss-
Davega
Mr.
/
Co.—Earnings—
25,486,745 202,432,204
income
oper.
ry.
most
four months of the present
503.
p.
'
equipment
50%
191,
for the same period
'
-" • 7'"
stockholders, Mr.
to
Electronic
lucrative
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Howard Plastics
—V.
beer
processing systems
automated
of
25,377,725
exps.
cows'
1960),
31,
grated development program in
(2) The success of the beer
*
''
revenue—
the
a
.
center
The
The
$2,139,942,
Net profits after taxes were $138,068, equivalent to
share on 583,764 shares outstanding at the end of the
letter
a
(1)
With
-
offered
to
1960—Month—1959
"
Railway operating
in
Pevely Dairy include:
Homogenizer,
and
centralized automatic control,
§
Railway
maintains
Superhomo
Ohio Railway
&
1
also
changes
beverage industries.—V.
and
Period End. July 31—
/
of
shipped
and
manufacturer
a
but
Vy
Pasteurizer
corporation is
the
regardless
$75,000 system
Shortime
complete push-button control
plus auxiliary equipment.
The
Aro-Vac
bacteria,
of
'r
\
Other
v
hour
per
destruction
maximum
diet.
Superplate
pound
50,000
as
uniform
year-round
and
1, 1960 through July
compared to $132,592
(Feb.
year
developments:
the SEC
AVC-5H
Flavorizer—
any previously built by Cherry-Burrell,
and will
be the largest operating flavorizer in the country, Cherry said.
The complete automatic processing system is being installed at the
Pevely, Dairy Co., St. Louis.
Cherry-Burrell engineers, say each unit
was designed
for synchronized production from a single control panel
with a "thruput" of 50.000 pounds per hour for the entire system.
The big flavorizer operates with a Cherry-Burrell VHT
(Very High
Temperature)
steam
injection
heater
and
plate
condenser.
Tnis
pasteurizing system gives instantaneous exposure to high temperature,
followed by instantaneous cooling in the vacuum chamber wnich not
is
Securities
cents
23.7
In
Cyclomatics Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.—Files
link
final
installed by
Cherry, Jr., Presi-
system
Howard H.
announced by
was
completed
has
corporation
automated
communica¬
a report to
months of the
in
previous year.
period.
&
Inc.
Carlsen
the
'■■'r* "%[.
-
Currier
fiscal
totaled
Sales
4,500
Co./
&
President
Edwards,
Robert
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—Completes System—
The
in
of
manufacturer
this
of
tions, radar,
and ultrasonic equipment, announced
stockholders
results of operations for the first six
Reeves & Co
Co.,
Corp.—Semi-Annual Report—
Assistance
Electronic
6,000
Woolrych,
4,000
——
.
Bank) of New York has been appointed
transfer agent and registrar for 1,000,000. shares of the common stock
(10c par
value) of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 897.
City
National
First
The
2,500
stifel, Nicola us &
2,500
Jenks, Kirkland & CO—
J. A.
Daniel
2,500
Co.__
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Electro-Tec
,
L
X;000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
■4'.& Co
„•
Weedon
photographic consumer product line of OPTA-VUE viewers,
and accessories ranging from hand and table viewers to
files, slide projectors and flash attachments.
slide
Brothers—-'™
Lehman
Middlebrook,
Inc..
Crowell,
operate
to
....
and
Jones, Kreeger & Co
15,500
Co
Inc.
consummation of
under
its own name, with operation and distribution
by the Optics Manufacturing Corp.
He further said that the
Mico line of new photographic products would complement the present
ing
;•''"Shares
Shares
Hayden, Stone & Co._____
wholly-owned Dynex subsidiary. Mico Products,
produces photographic slide viewers,
accessories. Kotler stated that pend¬
the acquisition, Mico Products would continue
of Philadelphia, a
Chicago manufacturing concern,
slide files and other photographic
a
projectors
to the underwriters by the
the aggregate number of
purchase are as follows:
sold
being
stockholders,
Y., is negotiating for the
Inc., according to Max Kotler, executive
and president of the Optics Manufacturing
Dynex
of
vice-Dresident
Corp
35mm
principal underwriters of the
each has severally agreed to
name'for Dynex Inc.—
Inc., the new corporate
Syosset, Long Island, N.
Way,
of Mico Products
acquisition
Optics
'".'V--.'
the company adjusted to give
529,800 shares of capital stock
the
Name—May Acquire—
Industries Inc.—New
Industries
Eileen
170
handled
com¬
■.-.
UNDERWRITERS—-The
50,000
of
value
par
the
1960
31,
'Vvi
:
year.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of
offect
without
March
ended
of
$1,703,936 and net income of
and $35,520 in the corresponding
reported : operating revenues
compared with $1,062,644
pany
30c
pany will
five year
warrants
■
.
V.
offering is to be made oh a best efforts, all or none
Kauimann & Co., for which it will receive a selling
per share.
Of all 200.000 shares are sold, the com¬
The
share.
per
of 309 Eleventh Ave., South,
Nashville. Tenn.,
statement with the SEC on Sept. 2, 1960, covering
stock, to be offered for public sale at $2
corporation,
registration
a
200,000
Inc.—Name Changed—
Industries, Inc., below.—V. 191, p. 2744.
Dynex
working
1
and
Dynex
Dvnex
of
,
Offering—
Chemtronic Corp.—Proposes
See
the proceeds from, the 25,000 shares
capital, to build up inventories and to
acquire additional equipment. The company designs, develops and pro,duces electronic devices and systems, primarily for the precision track¬
ing of missiles, satellites and aircraft.
*
o/ *
additional
provide
.
offered
subsidiaries
Dynex
Stock
PROCEEDS—The company will -»se
to
•;
covering 160,000 shares of common stock.
This
to employees of the company and certain of
associated companies. The offering, price is to be
supplied by amendment. Net proceeds will be added to the cash funds
of the company and used for general corporate purposes.
V. 192, p. 796.
fts
offered for public sale
associates
/
■.
Co.—Files Stock Plan—
*■
Midland, Mich, filed a registration statement with
sent
be
to
Offered—Hayden, Stone
on Sept. J3,
50,000 shares of this corporation's capital stock priced; at
$54.50 per share. Of the offering 25,000 shares are being
sold for the account of the company and the remainder
for two selling stockholders.
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•
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Corp.—Capital
Co. and
^ '*'
4./X4
•.
of
company,
Iwr Z
templated. Livingston officers, Charles E. Smiley, President; Charles
L. Nolte, Vice-President;
and Benjamin Hart, Secretary, will continue
as
top
officials of
the new subsidiary. Mr.
K. Raymond Haller of
the Corson company, will become Treasurer.—V. 190, p. 1876
• /
&
the company now has outstanding 406,790
9u 0u0
warrants. The prospectus lists
Chemical
Dow
of
ducer
12, 1960
Monday, September
.
President and Emmons Bryant as Board Chairman.
Reginald Armour as
—V. 191, p. 2304.'-
The
.
.
nreferred stock,
preienea
,
cm nar
$50 par
nf
of
Electronic Corp. have been pioneers in high altitude
and hermetic sealing techniques and currently supply tne
electronics industry
with a line of hermetically sealed tube sockets
used in several missile programs as well as other related applications.
Livingston also mnnufacturees full wave synchronous welding timers,
time
delay relays and associated .equipment and has manufactured
Corson's new ammonia activiated battery on a subcontract basis.
Corson officials stated that the operations; of
the new subsidiary
will be
continued at Essex Fells and no personnel changes are con¬
Livingston
:
New York, N. Y.— Files
Realty Associates,
Charleston
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(992)
second
Swiss
of
engineering
the trade-name
32,500
shares
said.
//Burgess
Electronic
.v/'t-;;;
!.
Specialty
Co;,
headquartered
in
;
v
Angeles,
Los
designs
manufactures specialized electronic controls, microwave components
motors and actuators for aircraft, missile and space vehicles.
Combined sales of the-two companies are running at a
and
and
current annual
rate of
approximately $18,000,000 which will exceed Electronic Specialty
shipments of the past fiscal year by 40%. The current combined
backlog is approximately $9,000,000.—V. 191, p. 2673.
Co.
Electronic
Allen
&
Wholesalers,
Co.
has
Inc.—Private
Placement—
placement of
$1,000,000 Electronic Wholesalers, Inc. five-year 6% -sub¬
ordinated convertible debentures, due Sept. 1, 1965, it
was
announced
arranged
more,
Inc.
from
lease
to
private
Sept. 6.
on
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Wholesalers.
the
the
financing will
facilities
and
to
BUSINESS—Electronic Wholesalers, Inc. Is
tributor
of
important electronic
components,
sound
used by Electronic
inventory in Balti¬
Miami,
tion,
a
major
franchise
it
services
annual
rate
many
important
sales
areas
Atlanta. Company sales ai'e
and
of
approximately
$10,000/000.
'
Electronics International Capital Ltd.—Seeks
This
dis¬
and
Md.;
addi¬
including
Huntsville.
currently running at
•
' V
hi-fidelity
radio,
operating in Washington, D. C.; Baltimore,
St. Petersburg and Melbourne (Cape Canaveral), Fla. In
equipment,
Winston-Salem,
the
be
carry
Md.; Huntsville, Ala.; Winston-Salem, N. C„ and Atlanta, Ga.
Hamilton,-Bermuda,
Investment
company
Company
and
to
make
Act
a
for
firm
has
applied to the SEC
to register as an
permission
public
offering of
its securities in
Order—
under the
investment
the
United
issued
has
the- Commission
and
States;
Number 5985
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 1
.
order
an
General Acceptance
interested
giving
until Sept. 15, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
According, to the application, the applicant company was incorpo¬
rated
by a special act of the Bermuda Parliament entitled,
"The
Electronics International Capital Company Act, 1960." It was organized
persons
Period Ended
1'''
the
an
Earnings
ing
for its investment purposes. Charles E. Salik is listed
and board chairman. He owns 81%
of the stock of
Electronics Investment Management Cox-p., which owns all of the stock
of
Electronics
International
Management
Ltd.,
which
will
serve
least
$22,500,000
investment
as
adviser
the
of
applicant
163,616,007
taxes
taxes
and
minority
-J
of
the
during
and
2,150,212
interests—
share
on
864,969
_
1,267,047
shares
average
shares
common
2,128,391
883,165
_____
.-—L
common
per
124,044,485
minor¬
and
1960,
1,263,422
•
66c
\
-
See
Chemical
Chemical Corp.,
&
' 1
below.
period——
1,556,354
lease
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
;
;
corporation on Aug.
^
—V.
191,
ance
Tne
for
'Hi
higas for the
of this Lodi, N. J. magnetic tape manufacturer
company in the six months ended June 30,
Frederick I. Kantor, President.
Mr.
Kantor
reported sales for the lirst half of 1960 of $524,880,compared with $380,778 in the first six months of 1959. ■%:
Earnings for the period amounted to $29,857 or 10 cents per share of »,
common stock,
before provision for Federal income tax, compared with t
loss
a
of
share.
;
;
in
$10,344
year
■' --'v
■ v.-*-';,..
i■■. ^.r,"V.','
v.
sales
the
that
said
Kantor
Mr.
first half. After taxes, net income for
amounted to $19,533 or seven cents a
1959
the
this
of
months
six
the
the
of
■/
all
For
1959 Ferrodynamics reported sales
of
"!
.
.
r
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company
was
offered
are estimated
at $245,000 if all the shares are sold. It is anticipated
that $15,000, the aggregate par value, will be considered to be paid in
capital and
the balance to be paid in surplus. .In..vie# of the
arrangements pursuant to which the offering is being made, there
being no firm commitment for the purchase of any of the shares, no
representation is made that the shares offered will be sold or the
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the shares of common stock
of
amount
sale
this
of
the
offering
show
amounts
to
proceeds realized. In the event .the shares of common
are sold, it is intended that the funds derived from the
net
offered
stock
(l)New
;2',r
will
used
be
below
indicated
as
production
in
equipment____—_____.i— $40,000
50,000
(2) Production of inventory-
(3) Operating capital
CAPITALIZATION
that the
proportion
except
present estimates which may be reduced
of securities offered which are sold.
amount
GIVING
..
140,000
—______
—
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
—V.
(10 cents
stock
Common
192,
oar)
Outstanding
500,000 Shs.
—_
This
357,008 Shs.
of
company,
716
ployees
investment
for
the
purpose
of
permitting
em¬
in
will
shares
company,
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc., and its affiliates to invest
such employing corporations. The common and preferred
be
offered
for sale only
to regular employees
of such
of
indirectly
:See
:
also
Hunt
Drive-In
Brunswick
will
the
in
-
,
automobile,
.
above.—V.
Corp.,
192,
,
serve
as
president
and Taravella
as
the
of
officers
Investment
and
revenues
All
the
11,000
outstanding shares of common stock of the company is owned by Coral
Ridge Properties and four other companies. .
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,
major
through
life
First
Investors
Co.
&
Corp.—Class
and
associated
A
Common
expenses
income taxes!/-
operating taxes-
Otner
Net
operating
after
Net
—V.
offices
,
.
.
*
$453,697
-
;v/:,,-,.y y.;
:
:
:
2,348,127
yy
:
offered
on
Sept. 8, 270,000 shares of class A common stock (non¬
voting) of this corporation at a price of $11 per share,
representing the first public offering of securities of the
company.
The underwriters are purchasing the shares
from the present two stockholders of the company. The
offering
BUSINESS—The
corporation
is
the
of
one
oldest
largest
and
com¬
and
Single
such
Payment Plans.
It has been the exclusive distributors of
for the purchase of shares of Wellington Fund, Inc. since
plans
of Mutual Investment Fund, Inc. since 1S50 and of Fundamental
Inc. since 1958. The company is also a substantial distribu¬
1935,
of
fund shares sold
mutual
Fischbach
The
stock
Irving
of
the
&
directly
as
such.—V.
192,
and
the
:
containing
mailed
all
to
scheduled
is
TERMS—Under
the
W.
for
stock.
shares
3S5.074
shares^
$73.82
of
the
timber,
192,
Glasco
The
meeting
acquisition
held
Sept.
on
Muncie,
been
called
a
Ritter
shares
will
Accordingly,
outstanding.
issued
be
stock
common
Ind.,
Glasco
of
the
of
coal
for
all
June
on
stated
the
30,
at
stockholders
according
Corp.
to
are
Ritter
1960
was
conservative
the
at
to
the
on
the
will
offices in
mailed
to
the
vote
by Universal Match
Glasco headquarters
company
1960,
17,
If
they
two
of
Universal
notice
will
stock
will
1960,
stock
be
of
meeting
of
be entitled
effect
to
the
the
shares
the
at
for
total
A
common
record
vote at
to
stock
hold.
required
of
stockholders
Glasco
common
they
Universal
Stockholders
Glasco
transaction,
Universal
of
common
the total number
•'
the
approve
shares
(2)
Glasco
Corp.
each
of
will
three
(3)
211,667
transaction,
receive
Railway oper.
Railway
appointed
registrar
the
of
special
meeting.—V.
192,
p.
702.
Net
rev.
from
Net
railway
—V.
192,
p.
ry.
oper.
ops.
$305,778
$687,211
$4,805,342
def.
647,135
439,139
1,358,048
$4,839,733
2,029,152
Co.—Sales Up—
—V.
192,
of
The
SEC
company
—
Files With
Exchange Commission—
on
Aug.
29,
1960 filed
a
Month
for
letter of notification
covering 2,450 shares of common stock to be offered at
with
f|fr working capital.
to
Details—Our Sept. 5 issue reported the
of
share.
pany
stock
common
default
subject
of
to
selling
the
and
set
one
or
forth
more
underwriters,
certain
severally, have made a firm
conditions, to purchase from the com¬
stockholders
below.
the
Under
underwriters,
total
certain
less
numbers
shares
of
ci-cumstances
than
August—
all of
said
of
involving
shares
The
&
Co.
may
Corp.,
below.—V.
189,
1676.
p.
Great Western Oil Co.—SEC Hearing—
At
the
of
request
Commission
Stearns
Schwabacher
—V.
192,
p.
&
&
J. Barth & Co._
Co.—___
30,000
William
897.
R.
Staats
_—___
Co.
20,000
frac¬
offering
to
holders,,
warrant
Honolulu,
Hawaii.:
representing frac¬
after deducting the expense*
will be distributed prorata to
of
property
to
the
company.
received
be
from
sale
the
of
the'
hereby
will become part of the general funds'
applied toward the cost of the capital
referred
to
below.
Following the sale of the
and
will
be
to
proposes
anticipates
short-term
retire
of. the
$3,000,000 at the
construction
time
such
loans
obtained
and
expected
proceeds are received.
funds for the capital ex¬
additional
raising
bank
program
net
through a private sale in the near future of not in,
250,000 shares of its proposed series H (cumulative) preferred
the par value of $20 per share,
which issue has .been au¬
by the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii.
of
stock
of
thorized
No
representation is made that any of sqph
issued.
The sale of the common Stock
shares of preferred stock
will be
not being underwritten.
anticipated that additional funds for the capital expenditure pro¬
gram
will be obtained from depreciation
and
other accruals,
con¬
sumers'
contributions, sundry realizations, retained earnings, tempo¬
rary bank borrowings and from the sale of additional securities when
It
is
and
required,
as
the
nature
determined.
EXPENDITURES—The
for
gram
of
the
period
$86,173,000.
creased
costs
fication
that
of
of
calls
estimate
labor,
is
materials
To
will
$23,289,000
company's
1960-1964
This
plans.
and
the
meet
of
which
are
not
now
planned capital expenditure pro¬
for total estimated expenditures
subject
change
to
and equipment
of
cost
available
be
amount
V > .,V
;
from
this
and
in
in
depreciation
case
case
it
of
of in¬
modi^
estimated
reserve accruals,
program
is
consumers'
contributions, deferred Federal income taxes, sale of aesets
unexpended capital funds derived from previous financing, leaving
$62,884,000 to be provided from the sale of securities and retained
and
earnings.—V.
(II.
192,
402.
p.
lleinz
J.)
Ca.—Acquires—
.
*
The
Heinz
J.
H.
has
Co.
bought Reymer & Bros. Inc., 114-year-old
pioneer Pittsburgh firm whieh now manufactures fruit-base drinks, for
undisclosed
an
;
amount
stock.
Heinz
of
purchase, Frank Armour, Jr., President of Heinz,
acquisition by Heinz of a going American concert*
for the purpose of diversification.
"We regard this method of adding
new products,"
he said, "as being complementary to our new-products
efforts in the International Heinz Research Center here in Pittsburgh."
Mr.
Armour
said that present plans are for Reymer's to continue
to operate under its own name, and also to market its "Blennd" line
of fruit juice concentrates and drinks as an autonomous division of the
Heinz
Company. However* he said, national distribution will replace
Announcing
said
it
the
the
was
first
the existing distribution, which is mainly in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
York. Marketing activities will be conducted through brokers, as
previously; they will be intensified in present Reymer areas, and will be
New
elsewhere in
extended
the
country
as
rapidly
as
possible.—V. 191, p. 5.
Home
The
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has
called
for
redemption
on
Nov.
1,
next,
through
operation of the sinking fund,
$101,000 of its 6>/2%
secured pipe
line bonds, due Nov
1, 1977 at 100%.
Payment will be made at any
branch
in
Canada
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.-—V.
191,
1879.
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Hotel Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Net Up—
For
the
months
six
1960, the corporation reports
stock outstanding of 15 cents com¬
period of 1959.
Net income after provision for Federal income taxes
was $465,421
for the first half of this year and $414,566 in the like period of 1959.
First
half provision
for Federal income taxes amounted to $585,000
-
earnings
pared
in
1959.
operating
this
of
Federal
and
year
June 30,
common
the same
in
$494,000
Consolidated
months
ending
on
cents
13
and
1960
share
per
with
totaled $39,610,123 in the first six
$34,168,325 in 1959.
Consolidated income
was $1,050,421
at the end of 1960's first
revenue
taxes
income
and
30
period in 1959, this amounted to $909,566, in¬
sale of assets of $111,000.
shares of common stock outstanding on June
192, p. 209.
same
net gain on
were
each
of
the
for
a
2,694,795
year.—V.
nas
Stores, Inc.—Debentures Offered—
prospectus, Vickers, Christy &
Co., Inc., and First City Securities Corp., both of New
York 5, N. Y., offered publicly $300,000 of this corpora¬
tion's 7V2% convertible subordinated debentures, due
Dew Food
Great
scheduled
a
Western Oil Co., of Las Vegas, Nev., the
hearing for Sept. 21, 1960, in the United
Pursuant
July
$100
to
an
Aug. 31
1, 1970. The debentures were offered in units of
and $500 and were priced at par, plus accrued
1, 1960.
Act
the laws of
Attorney's
BUSINESS—Honey
wijdi respect to a public offering of stock by that
The suspension order asserted, among other things, that the
company's offering circular is false and misleading in respect of certain
registration
material
facts.—V.. 192,
p.
113.
.
*
qualified
Gulf Resources, Inc.—Proposes
Gulf, of 20 Broad St.,
the SEC
be
on
offered
Sept.
2,
New York,
filed
Inc.
21,
was
1955.
incorporated under
On April 24. 1956,
offices
are
maintained.
Dew Food Stores, Inc. began its business bn Jan. 7, 1956
acquired all of the assets and properties, subject to all of the
and liabilities, of a sole proprietorship conducted by Abraham
Honey
it
debts
registration statement with
common stock, to
i960, covering 140,000 shares of
for public sale
Stores,
'
Offering—
&■
Food
to
administrative
/
Dew
the State of Delaware on Dec.
do business in the State of New Jersey. Its principal
office is at 811 Grange Road, Teaneck, N. J., where its executive and
it
company.
20,000
&
by
interest from July
Shares
30,000
for
penditure program
excess
when
Co._____
the
financing
company
subscription
subscribed
shares,
proceeds
Office in Las Vegas, for the purpose of taking
evidence on
the
question whether the Commission's June 29,
1960,
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from Securities
1
Shares
Bear,
such
remain
net
program
Honey
purchased. The managing underwi-iters are Bear, Stearns & Co. and
Schwacher
1959
1960
.
209.
p.
Roliton
States
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
commitment,
be
Sept. 1 offering
will
approximate
representing
of $49 per share,
to
offered
company
There
Susp'd—
See
100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $9 per
the
not
initial
Sept. 27.
noon on
stock
common
The
company
cluding
Great Lakes Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Offering
Corp.—Additional Financing
for
of
the
$5,413,196
192,
the
($100
par
•,
2341.
p.
outstanding common stock whose fractional interests
proceeds from the auction sale of shares not*
of.
temporary
half
$5,514,433
—V.
share), without underwriting..
The proceeds are to be used
190,
.
Sales
per
Fritzi of California Mfg.
of
Acquired—
company at public auction in
the auction sale of full shares
in excess
stock
expenditure
stock
in
1960—26 Weeks—1959
$44,409,267 $44,358,866 $293,026,416 $308,165,519
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—Sales HigherFlatirons Investment Co., Boulder, Colo.
Be
Rights expire at
shares
shares
allocable
disposed
the
-
Securities and
sale
before
702. ~
p.
the
from
PROCEEDS—The
1960—4 Weeks—1959
——
by
also
holders of ohe
common
p.
597.
Grand Union
Rice,
1960—7 Mos.—1959
796.
p.
sold
such
the
increasing
outstanding to 4,508,610.
of
business
Aug.
26,
$5,002,000 $33,735,000 $36,003,000
4,314,789
28,929,658
31,113,267
$4,300,000
3,994,222
expenses
Sales
common
oi
of
close
1960—Month—1959
revenue__
opor.
Jonnell-
Leslie
C.
shares
shares
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings-
Period End. Aug. 27
Turst Co. has been
corporation.—V. 192,
proceeds
each share of Ritter stock
Corp.—Acquisition Terms—
special
proposed
Ritter
timberlands, and
702.
>
y
p.
has
has
assets stated at cost less depreciation. The
the books at no cost and it is considered
share with the
gas
is carried on
values.—V.
be
value
Co.
proxy
a
merger
Lumber
merger,
Georgia-Pacific
of
book
The
the
and
six-tenths shares of Georgia-Pacific com¬
246,921
are
per
natural
that
There
by
date.
same
of
1960,
30,
on
Ritter
M.
the
agreement
will be exchanged for one and
mon
information
pertinent
shareholders.
its stockholders
meeting of
Sept.
fcr
8.6%
below.—V.
resulting -.from
and
be
'
Corp. has called a special stockholders meeting to
of W. M. Ritter Lumber Company into Georgia-
meeting
■
a
tional interests
are
merger
The
Corn.,
AUCTION—Full
will
.
on
Inc.—To
Electronics
interests
The
wide
a
v
common
stockholders,
variety of industrial uses.
In
commenting on the purchase, Robert B. Pamplin, President of
Georgia-Pacific, stated: "This is Georgia-Pacific's first ownership in
the pine region of eastern Oregon. It is a valuable addition to our
timber resource and will enable to further diversify our product line.
As in our other operations, we will work toward obtaining maximum
utilization of each tree harvested and to accomplish through research
greater yield from each acre of this western pine timber reserve. The
timber
will be scientificaly managed, and we expect to operate the
properties on a perpetual yield basis.
597.
p.
Moore, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
its
PUBLIC
Investors,
tor
Jerrold
tional
properties include a modern lumber plant and planing mills, dry kilns,
and related logging and mill manufacturing equipment with an annuo 1
production of approximately 50 million board feet.
The
purchase price amounted to approximately $11 Va
million of
which $10V2
million is payable over varying periods up to 20 years
on
a
self-liquidating basis geared to the harvest of the timber.
Pilot
Rock
produces principally Ponderosa pine lumber, which is
used in the manufacture of millwork,
moldings, furniture, store fix¬
Period Ended July 31—
panies engaged in distributing shares of open-end mutual funds through
the sale of Periodic Payment Plans (common called contractual plans)
by John R. Less, Vice-President;
and 6.4% by William t Less.
subscribed
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
22.9%
eight shares then held.
; v.;.,y\
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Sub. Acquires—Merger— '
tures,
■
Sept. 6 prospectus this company is offering
stockholders of record Aug, 23 rights to
subscribe to 116,463 shares of its $20 par common stock
at $49 a share, on the basis of one new share for each
to
.
,$3,145,024/
2,390,882
$3,182,924
358,835
:
.■
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Common Stock Offered—
352,071
,884
income
v;
:...
located
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
cnarges—__
p..702.
192,
y
Harman-Kardon,
Georgia-Pacific Pine Mills Co., Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Georgia-Pacific Corp., has purchased the Pilot Rock Lumber Co.,
pilot Rock, Ore.
VV'V
i.-:;
'''';V'v;/VC'Incluaed in the purchase are approximately 100,000 acres of timber
and timberlands, largely Ponderosa pine, located In Grant,
Morrow,
Umatilla, and Union Counties, in eastern Oregon. In addition, the
Offered—
underwriters
in part
($850,000)
as
the company's one-half share of
requirements for construction of the initial gathering sys¬
balance of the funds will be used as additional working
the
.;■%
See
and
stockholders.
Bache
and
President;
1960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$2,769,266
$2,661,449 $19,143,452 $17,764,663
1,721,791 '1,667,561
12.184,651
10,894,058
369,281
369,781
2,439,969
2,535,970
191,310170,410
1,335,908
1,189,611
—
Operating
Federal
and
company
directors.
Gas.
money
Gas;
,
401.
p.
with
the company has the right to purchase ^
presently owns or controls in Zapata and
Part of such gas is included in the
gas contracted to
Net proceeds of this financing, estimated at
$980,000,.
The company now has
outstanding 140,000 common shares and 2,000
shares of $100 par preferred. Another 2,000 preferred shares are to be
issued. Of the outstanding common
stock, 23.2% is owned
of
a
credit
It operates 238
,,
contract
a
wnich
Gas
interest."
Corp.—Expansion—
Period Ended July 31—
Operating
corporations, which are controlled by James S. Hunt, Jack P. Hunt,
S. Hunt, Jr., Stephen A. Calder and Joseph P. Taravella. James
the other Hunts
investor
based in Allentown, Pa., is
and is also,
business.
6;
p
General Telephone
James
S.
the
The company has entered into
under
used
capital.
•
on
share
a
to
by
additional
create
insurance
statement
North
;
closed-end
of
y:\
subsidiaries,
192,
Georgia-Pacific
Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.,
on Aug. 31, 1960, covering
shares of 6%
39,000 shares of $5 par common stock and 150,000
cumulative preferred stock, $10 par.
According to the prospectus, the
common stock is to be offered for public sale at an initial offering price
of $10 per share; and the preferred stock will be offered for sale at
$10 per share.
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The
company
was
organized in June 1960 under Florida law as
a
health
and
Pacific.
Co.—Proposes Offering—
registration statement with the SEC
a
0.533683
company and the said Gathering Com¬
Gas to gather such gas at such
Tennessee Gas at a point in the Zini'
Tennessee
gas
Jonnell
Counties.
tem;
the
with
the
County.
Co.
which
be
the
»
vote
First Financial Investment
filed
y"v ;;
stock
common
for
small loan and auto financing fields,
states.—V.
31
and
insurance
General
304.
p.
will
.
incorporated under the laws of the
State of New Jersey on April 11, 1960, fcr the purpose of producing;
electronic equipment for private,
commercial and governmental con¬
sumption.
?*■:.< ■'<: ■'<:y
BUSINESS—The
into
stock
Starr
Gas
gas
Starr
a
trading,
deliver
Pursuant to
Electronics Corp.—Common Stock- Offered—
Fidelity
Metropolitan Securities, Inc. offered publicly on Sept. 1
a new issue of 150,000 shares of 100 par value common
stock of Fidelity Electronics Corp. at a price of $2 per
share.
accident
,
increase in the overall magnetic tape
20%
of
out
for
Jy:vyy'.'
convertible
Acceptance Corporation,
the
in
various
approximate
should
year
of $815,000. ;
market, an expanded tales
organization, increased recognition of the company's products and the
entrance of Ferrodynamics into the pre-recorded tape field are factors
contributing to the sales gains, he said.—V. 188, p. 2641.
.
/ •
$1,250,000.
A
factor
in
is
issuance
in connection with General Accept¬
interest in Southern General Insur¬
preference
'V
"
securities,
these
ics
stock
of,
stock;
General
to
listed
one
future
Of the shares admitted
1960,
June,
for
reserved
listing our voting preference stock 60c convertible series on
Exchanges," Mr. Willis said, "we expect to broaden the market
"By
earnings
new
in
share
newiy
of
common
.
and
Saies
reached
shares
acquisition of controlling
Co., Atlanta, Ga. :':yy yW"1
these
according
issued
were
basis
•
Ferrodynamics Corp.—Record Highs—
1,717
ance's
187.
p.
and
65U.000 shares authorized.
in
Jonnell
the
and
contracted
and
Tennessee
80,265
31,
•
have
points
Field
total of
1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
be offered at $2 per share, through J. B. Coburn Associates, Inc., New
York, New York.
V
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used V for
general' corporate
purposes.
The
delivery points;
pany
outstanding,
Y.—Files With ;
Gas Gathering Co., Inc., a subsidiary of
have entered into an agreement dated Feb. 5,
they have agreed Jointly to participate in the
which
granted a temporary authorization to construct and operate such
system.
Tennessee
Gas
Transmission
Co.
has
contracted
with
five
producers in Zapata County for the purchase of their gas at centralJ
1,439,774
company's common stock, symbol GAC, has been listed on the
New York Stock Exchange since May, 1955, and is also listed on tne
Pniladelphia-Baltlmore Exchange..
,.v.
y
Admitted for trading were the 566,997 shares of this series now
/'
r
Federated Electronics, Inc., Jamaica, N.
under
and
.
Co., Inc.—Merger—
Distillers
National
Natural
and
have
Tne
'Federal
It
construction and operation of a natural gas gathering system in Zapata
Starr Counties, Texas.
The Federal Power Commission is said to
72c
outstand¬
corporation's voting preference stock 60c convertible series was
admitted 10 trading on the New York Stock Exchange and the Philaoelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange on Sept. 2, it was announced by
F. R. Wills, President.
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company.
Dallas.
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.,
The
president
as
for
._________—________
number
Average
JjJ
^
,
provision
lor
Income
Amos
1960—6 Mos.—1959
.
—
bexore
interest.
Provision
Johannesburg.
It contemplates a public offering of shares through
underwriting group managed by Bear, Stearns & Co., to obtain at
or
Volume
ity
Net
1
5
by Amos Treat & Co., Inc., who will receive a 75c per sharq commission.
Treat, President of the underwriter, has received an option from
a
company officer
to purchase 3,500 common shares owned by said
officer at 10c per share.
Organized in 1957, the company maintains offices in San Antonio
Corp.—Statement—Listing—
30—
$
Income
purpose
June
'•
Total
of engaging in business as a closed-end non-diversified
management
investment company investing in securities of foreign
electronic
companies, among others,
those traded on the stock ex- *
changes of Toronto, Montreal, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris
for
i'
(993)
at $8 per share through underwriters
headed
Adelman,
holder
mu
_
of
President
the
present
the
and Treasurer and
controlling stock¬
company.
;n
m
nrvovotinn
rvf
nlnp
fPtflll
f nnH
6
markets
in
New
distribution
customers
and
Jersey,
of
food
facilities
a
turing
Mass.;
for
these
At
available
are
at
Victor,
The
fered
antenna
for
insulators
use
Period End. July 31—
Railway
oper.
The
oper.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$5,412,810
$6,213,760
4,523,696
5,366,994
1960—Month—1959
$979,919
657,665
846,333
revenue.
Railway
expenses
$761,839
household wares and miscellaneous products, constituting
approximately 6% of total volume.
Net
Drugs,
Net
operates all departments in its supermarkets except
the beer and produce departments in the North Bergen and New
The
for
which
supermarkets
Milford
leased
are
The
otners.
to
company
have been, and are being, maintained.
There have
work stoppages or curtailment of operations due to labor
disputes since the company commenced business.
,
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v
'
relations
A
the
commissions,
to the SEC for an order authorizing
time to time prior to Dec. 31, 1962,. in amounts
not to exceed $40,000,000 in
the aggregate and the Commission has
issued an order scheduling the proposal for hearing on Oct. 3t 1960.
The Commis&on also has authorized a proceeding, consolidated with
the hearing on
the proposed bank borrowings, with respect to the
question whether the accounting for "Earned Surplus Restricted for
Future Federal Income Taxes," reflected in the consolidated balance
sheet
of
American and its subsidiaries and the corporate
balance
sheet of Kentucky, aS contained in
the present filing, conforms to
the
Commission's
"Statement
of
Administrative Policy Regarding
Balance Sheet Treatment of Credit Equivalent to Reduction of Income
Taxes," issued Feb. 29, 1960.
..
•
The
borrowings by Kentucky are to be made in equal
amounts
from
four lending banks.
Of the proceeds, $5,100,000 will be used
to pay a
like amount of outstanding bank notes; and the balance
will be applied to the costs, estimated at $41,000,000, of a new 265,000kilowatt generating plant and related transmission facilities expected
to be placed in service in 1962.
According to the application, American
intends
to
supply capital funds to Kentucky in 1962, either by a
capital contribution or the purchase of additional common shares,
to the extent, not exceeding $7,000,000 in
the aggregate, required to
enable Kentucky
to complete the proposed bank financing and per¬
mitted by regulatory-authorities.
* *
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"■
With
resepct to the accounting question, the Commission's order
recites that the consolidated balance sheet of American and its sub¬
sidiaries, as of March 31, 1960, filed as a part of said amendment
contains
an
amount
of $86,976,332
identified as "Earned Surplus
Restricted for Future Federal Income Taxes," and that the corporate
in
offering
leasehold
of
Cost
fixtures
O:
$43
Up^News—
the corporation
of
income
net
for
in the quarter ended
the first nine montns
to
year
,
,
of
million.
$123
and
Comparable
.
for 1959- were
%
quarter ended July
-v
.
the
after
earnings
figures
combined
respectively.
taxes for
million,
$121
net
forma combined income of
ago by Inland and Ardisco,
was acquired by Inland
in April of this
%Y*'V.h%.;./%%:vY%v
Earnings for the 1960 period represent 23 cents a share on the
575,000 shares of class A and class B stock outstanding at July 31.
Related to the
same
number of shares, the 1959 figure is equal. to
$131,253,
then
17
Outstanding
Authorized
cents
177,237 shs.
This
the
pro
year
a
cents
is
over
nine
of
number
July
to
Kentucky as of the same date filed as a part of
contains an amount of $731,441 identified in the
its policy statement above referred to, the Com¬
mission
announced- that
any; financial
statementsfiled
with
the
Commission
in
which
the accumulated tax credit is designated as
balance
*
•
31,
1960 was
on
shares.—V.
192,
402.
p,
,
earned
—!
shares issued as a 5% stock dividend on July
stockholders of record as of the close of business on
to the
1960
for
heating equipment,
reported
upon
407
of
Iron
Howard
•'
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Manufacturing
v-
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•
X
Sold—Pursuant
the
V
Cox
offering circular
an
Co., Inc., 54 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.,
publicly offered and sold 200,000 shares of this firm's
100 par common stock at $1 per share.
R. A. Holman &
BUSINESS—The
of
State
The
Corp.
October
company
York
New
was
name
and
1952
Oct.
year,
was
to
Cox
inertial
The
guidance
systems,
recording mechanisms. -. vv:"'application clocks for
and
the
company's
manufactures
business
has
the
of
manufacture
company's
either
products
developed
made
by
according
prietary
the
r
level
the
for
and
the
$154,000
Cox
$6,000.
tially
pro¬
event
that
the
of
payment
all
the
the
to
shares
underwriter's
of
stock
common
will
company
Arranging for
Additional
working
CAPITALIZATION
-
:
-
■
Common
issued
stock
and
as
purchase
installed
the
At
holders
stock.
conclusion
the
and
r
20
stock
of
cents
Iron
options
of
of
150,000
and
to
Issued
of
the
to
stock
common
net
such
asset
management,
value
which
192,
par
was
par
value
approximately
in
I-T-E
of
has
$85,443
acquired
who
has
functioned
for
Treasurer
and
dent
and
former
General
125 shares
used
is
in
approximate
It
has
Texas,
General
Manager
of
years
Manager.
other
and
as
them, the
the time of
at
will
assembler of
officers
residential,
$1
been
million
for
commercial
outstanding
will
was
in
continue
BullDog
division.
This
distribution
Standard,, which
was
time
and
their
two
and
will
products
founded
in
for
susbidiary of I-T-E.
I-T-E, through its divisions
continue,
in
this
1912,
in
the products
thereby
that
subsidiaries,
Division
(3)
has
I-T-E's
enhancing
as
maintains
the
of
For
the
after
a
wholly-
,
taxes of
net
sales
p.
sales
3.
are
plant
new
in
made
officials
plants,
option
an
will
on
and
subject
are
have
to
the
revealed.
stock¬
to
extended,
any
Waterville
company s
•
•»
manufacturing site of approximately
a
plans
have
been
developed
,
for
new.
a
„
provide better service to
and
area
rapidly
announcement
afford
growing
said.
been
192,
It
the
revealed
subject
499.7
p.
Keyes
this
that
of
■■ ■
.■
opportunity
section
the
study
v'% "
in
take
present -customers
greater
a
of
economy
of
the
feasibility
Keyes
by
such
of
over
to
country,
an
number
a
4':
.;a
-
This
Sales
fiscal
,
later
1923 and
makes
the
coal-firing
conditioning
air
and
controls
of
missile
of
farm
Net
/
Electronics
New
.
products
will
of
been
decision
authorized
were
one
and
transaction
ago,
Jerrold
upon
The
for
test
equipment
expansion
audio
(2)
electronic
1,700,000
has
in
and
(1)
video
industrial
shares
of
stock
463,000
year
ended
the
out¬
29,
1960,
Jerrold
had
net
$810,251, including special non-recurring gain of $283 656
and services revenues of $8,416,750.
Operating data for
reported
to
have
been
.
.
21%
$3,500,000.—V.
,
,
192
average
consequence
that,
wire
Mr.
users
strike, as well as the
was an accumulation of
is
still
plaguing
jvt:;i -:i
production.
,
the
entire
sales for the June quarter of preceding year.
competition.
flexible
of
Products
made
enough,' however,
Mr.
uses,
building
Fence
Sommer
products
Keystone's
and
part
sales
other
in
rural
against 40%
plr,sf quarter sales
like
the
period
nounced-on
Net
sales
to
on
rising
products
very
welded
produce
fabric
said.
made
by Keystone, which now con¬
volume, is also relatively free from
merchant
markets
trade
now
distributed for
only
13% of
products
account
only 20 years ago.—V.
as
of
8,928,699
76
cents
as
were
last; year,
Aug.
earnings
1960 is not yet available
approximately
The
hands-
needs,
the
following
current
that
rate
a
industrial
of
191,
for
p.
2090.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Net Up—News— *
of
earnings
is
of
most
total
•
Feb.
supplies
fears
competition.
Farm
test
shares
of
other
line
foreign
communication
common
approximately
of
the
presently
are
machine
research.
outstanding.
already
reported,
the previous' year;
during
the period
at
beyond
customers'
actual
reflected
retarding
foreign
to
tributes
nine community antenna systems
approximately $5,000,000.
It then
contemplates
further
acquisitions of
and
systems
for
companies are combatting the steadily
products
by
increasing the manufacture of
many
The
for
company
advanced
electronic
share
interriiption during, the entire
durig the years at an average
company's production of industrial
imports
less
large auto¬
matic
machine
installations are
relatively immune
in
this respect.
Such an installation is the mammoth
automatic
welding reinforcing
fabric
machine
Keystone
recently put
into
operation.
The welded
reinforcing fabric of various sizes being made by this machine is
presently going for the most part into concrete road construction.
sold
companies
the
systems,
products.
rate
customers'
is
share,
a
*a -
Keystone
wire
subject
other
contingent
year
caused by the 116-day
steel
stockholders
in
the annual
$4.44
The
been
consumption.
in
only 73%
The
of
their
resolve
to
is
by
for the
previous
fiscal
proceding at levels- that permit a con¬
tinuing reduction in inventories, particularly farm •fence/- which were
accumulated in anticipation of a seasonal demand for these
products
that
did not
materialize.
Sales of farm fence
in • the June quarter
Harman-Kardon
distribution
consumer
of
Operations
,
•
receive
This
and
with
the
of
maintained
have
availability
rate
industry
and
and' $4.84
?
capacity.
was
to
appears
Sommer said.
.
told
.subsidiaries
favorably
months
operated without
steel mills operated
of
now
•.■■'/3-%:
have
the
91%
the
distortions
$8,320,490
The
year.
of
six
in
of
rate
last
president,
plants
wire
companies.
market
compared
the
and
profit
to
company; and. Its
1960
in
Sept. 7, Operations in this period also reflected the loss
construction material sales due to the unusually
the early months of 1960, he said.
y*
'> 7 *
on
Keystone's
.fiscal
and
Corp., Philadelphia,
York, have approved
two. electronic
the
compares" with* $9,075,374
.;
units;
parts
30,
Sommer,
fence
inventories
Acquire—
by
E.
June
operations
weather
severe
types.
many
R.
report issued
■
line
equip¬
affected
were
nation's
diversified
a
and
earnings, of this
ended
although
strike,
in
--
and
year
years,
unit
the fan
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (& Subs.)—Annual Report
as
this
of
television
Harman-Kardon
fiscal
the
years.—V.
;.
is hermetically
that operates
the Harman-Kardon fiscal year ended June 30,
but
manufac-
the
the
is not expected
products
in
shareholders.
approximately
and
stock
coast
in
undertaking has
,
of
west
the
this
•
companies
electronic
antenna
and
Jerrold
an
operate
circuit
weeks
common
northern
.<
and
date
system.;
now
Westbury,
Inc.,
implement
instrumentation
systems
area.
will
owned
Sales
representative
Oklahoma
activity
of
sales
to
microwave
stated
standing
a
'
Jerrold
of
Consummation
and
Ind.
of
for
plant
new
Sacramento
in
This, expansion
the
part
that the two companies will continue to operate
with no change
in management, program or location.
leading manufacturer of electronic amplification equip¬
a
Plans
The
volume
Hammond,
acres
the
uncer¬
in
Harman-Kardon
closed
community
which
applications.
industrial
is
for
the
,
contemplated
Several
and
two
the
boards
by
instruments
Presi¬
as
switchboards
power
in
Corp.—To
consolidation
a
heretofore
President,
remain
directors
of
details.
is
ment
annually.
some
northwest Arkansas
company's
lighting and
Cleveland,
of
respective
specific
and
an
heating
aircraft
and
Y;;::
Jerrold
the
Director,
a
He
"to
Electronics
the
approval.
on
Keyes has plants in Waterville and Shawmut, Me., and in Hammond.
declines
in
pointed
out
but
-
*
pulp molding plant there. Anticipated cost of the new facility was not
announced
pending the completion Of engineering and architectural
plans and cost estimates. 1
(
; r
Cleveland, the company has offices
Portland and Toronto,
Canada.—V.
188
Harman-Kardon,
Officials
positions.
Standard
are
number
a
30
to
of
"some
equipment
dual-fuel
controls;
components,
stock.
share,
per
capital stock of Standard Electric Manufacturing Co. of Dallas, Texas.
The firm was purchased from R. Porter
Lindsley, Jr., sole owner
Assistant
helped
balance
is
current
contemplates
that
Harman-Kardon
shareholders
share of Jerrold stock for approximately 1.8 shares
as
all
and
making the announcement, Milton J. Shapp, President of Jerrold
Sidney Harman, president of Harman-Kardon, said the transaction
approval
Philadelphia,
and
year
has
the
there
of
industry;
and
commerce
Electronics
boards
'
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t
translated
was
of
by
oil,
'
and
and
Circuit Breaker Co.—Acquires—
company,
-
headquarters
in
principle
It
This
effect
California.
in
holder
Keyes has taken
for
said
small motor
Gas,
combustion
general
plants
Pa.,
114.
p.
entire
1958
construction
in Portland
coal stokers,
of
includes:
and
!'
•
maker
leaders
recently voted a quarterly dividend of
increase of five cents from previous payments.
electronic
Jerrold
200,000
cents
10
1960,
3 >;•.../•.■/*
heating
existing
the
*
to
$85,443
,
issued in exchange for the
value theretofore held by
were
without
of
exchange.—V.
stock,
of
the.-same
an
home,
compared
as
new
a
going
be
rights
Price Paid
150,000
common
the
Portland)
•
He
sold
2247.
p.
of
the
financing the relative holdings of the
public and the cost thereof will be as follows:
of
for
temperature
stock
their
200,000
shares
for
of
Fireman
organized
that
assemblies;
In
The
•
profit
Foreman
manufacturer
The
_____
'
of
modest
a
built-in circulating pump which
a
by
Iron
share,
a
products
ment
•
-
Management
or
half
for
share
a
/
,
,
of
Earnings per common share were $2.71
1959.—V. 190, p. 1524.
.
of molded pulp products : Announced on Sept; 8 plans
manufacturing plant in Sacramento, Calif;, with a* $1,000,000
annual payroll,'
3" ! 3''33.3" V-3"
V.;%/ i,J
The announcement ' was ' inade 'at- the -company's headquarters
as
Ralph H. Cutting, President, met with Sacramento officials and civic
This
this
*350,000 shs.
common
exercise
No. of Shares
Public
driven
Fireman,
largest
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
.
include 100,000 shares
not
the
cents
*'
first
%:
Directors
FINANCING
Authorized
(par value 10 cents)
does
if
and
unit.
the
With
PRESENT
half
year.
because
of
of 24%
$2.13 for fiscal
last
independently
10,000
system
11
or
three
or
first
last year."
as
being
are
than
sealed
expenses,
__
EFFECT TO
:•
common
management
representation
relays
volume
49,000
sales
capital
GIVING
w
'This figure
*.
national
a
$12,867,
the
quite
and
_________
(el
and
in
(both
good."
sales
level
Industries,
Keyes Fibre Co.—New Plant—
■■■►
Additional
(f)
total
the same
just concluded was the best in the history of KerrInc., Dean A. McGee,
President, announced
year
Both net income and earnings per common share reached allNet income for the year ended June 30, 1960, was $7,287,compared with $5,873,330 for the preceding fiscal year, an
6.
as
with
an
said.;;'.
Iron
fiscal
increase
year" and the Aircraft Division "is moving
well/having added several new customers," Cox said. 3? "
Turning to research-ana-development activities, Cox said his com¬
pany has several new products "in the works" including a residential
unit
heater
for
that spare
or -."hard-to-heat"
room
which can be
ahead
are
and entering trade shows..
i
$20,000
equipment for new product lines
25,000
(c) To set up an electronic testing laboratory__:________.;_ 25,000
(d) Repayment of current bank indebtedness
25,000
'
Gyros
Advertising
(b)
'
in
1959.
half
is
commercial-industrial
and
Fireman's
on
for
..
highs.
457
-
to
came
that
of
industry
borrowing
Oil
time
with substantial profits
year's first half net income
first
all
Cox
bank
Sept.
of
overstatement/';
- *
$749,305
to
the
for
popularity
any
$39,790,
last
explained,
outlook
Kentucky's
upon
Oil Industries, Inc.—Record Highs—
Kerr-McGee
The
contrasted
Divisions
heating
heater, Cox said, has
commission
with
as
"reasonably
as
approximately
be
in
outstanding,
that
curve,
hearing
consolidated
a
McGee
is
and sales for the
usually has a loss
in
Cox
conform
heat¬
furnace has spurred new in¬
heating through its 100%
company
swelled
$504,111
Aircraft
the
Iron
"greater
\
proceeds
the
compares
$424,953
inaccurate,
or
oil
operation."
shares
observed
of
the
year
in
are
'
company's expenses of the offering, estimated not to exceed
It is anticipated that such proceeds will be utilized substan¬
as follows, in order of priority, as listed:
(a)
■
the
of
each'year
seasonal
termed
year
gear
industry. The products manufactured
high degree of precision and high standards
a
of
Fireman
trend,
and
this
that
the
and
out
tainty"
or
electronics
estimated
after
principal
precision
miniature
as
reliability.
PROCEEDS—In
■sold,
trade
of
this
that
earnings
example,
seasonal
calendar
which
customers,
Its
specifications.
the
to
for
came
produced in the
Fireman's Heating & Air
Iron
of
part
a
proposal and on the question as to. what action, if any, should be
taken by the Commission with respect to the financial statements of,
the two companies.—V. 191, p. 386.
,
*
>
.
growing
which
the first six months of
He
profit
Electronics
and sub-contract items
commission
on
items
peacetime
as
accountant
appears
that
ordered
inherent factor in the
heating industry—which involves more than half of Iron Fireman's
annual sales.
In recent years, however, strength from the company's
sub-contract
proprietary
of
to others
customer's
known
are
by the company require
quality
company
the
to
products
mechanisms
either
consist
has developed and sells
company
This
of
loss
net
residential
The
of
for
net
a
a
of
commercial
396,671
Iron
half.
state
it
not
do
manner
$11,377,296.
-
.
Cox—the
by
economy
the
on
half
$39,790,
This
items.
the
last
into
special
been
the
that
de¬
fense purposes, individual gears, pinions, clusters and gear plates, and
miscellaneous screw machine items in addition to complete precision
gear mechanisms for the electronics
industry. The major portion of
also
company
first
in
to
came
"Without-indulging
■
income
on
that
the
of
its
shares, in
noted
1959
oil furnace,
II
facilities
and
reported.
in
in May 1960. The company's executive offices, sales office, and
manufacturing
plant are located at 89-25 Van
Wyck Expressway,
Jamaica
35, New York.
The
company
specializes in the manufacture and sale of highly
engineered miniature precision control components of the type used
in the instrumentation of aircraft, guided missiles, computers, satellites,
fuses,
Cox
company's
new
craft.
space
cited
can
net
Commenting
Corp.
i.
and
share
373,486
on
I. D.
Manufacturing
Corp.
in
further changed to I. D. Precision Components
changed
flame
per
the
sales peak, Cox noted,
Portland, Ore., which produces
the
in
Mark
Division.
residential
cents
since
$11,497,-,
any
,
half of
first
outer
Canadian
Consolidated
;•
1949,
17,
in
clean
incorporated under the laws of the
under the name of Dinson Clock
was
on
and
commented,' "I
terest
in
sales, of
net
in
.or
the
provided
ments,
record for any peacetime year occurred in
behind
factor
Custom
company's
Conditioning
Corp.—: Common Stock
dated Aug. 16,
Components
to
half
first
Division
and
major
Cleveland
of
thermostats and such components as gyros and relays for
missiles
Another
above.
Co.,
1
•;
Precision
D.
aircraft,
^Plastics Co.—Formed—Acquires—
Dennison
See
consolidated
that
any
in the
impetus
Electronics
the
fields
the
$11,471,000.
sales
the
ing controls,
:
hit
sales
of
in
sales
said
for
highest
Fireman
Much
from
Cox
J.
Previous first half
when
1957
192, p. 7.
kind or nature.—V.
any
the
were
history.
.
Lewis
operations
assemblies and electronic components, has
for the six months ended June 30.
*>
aircraft
peacetime
record
President
has
which
company,
equivalent)
despite disclosure contained in the
or in iootnotes to such financial state¬
amounts involved are material/
Accordingly,
that the financial statements of the two companies
with
said policy
statement,
the
Commission has
misleading
of the
certificate
186,000
issuance
be
■
Cleveland
The
shares to be reserved as follows: (a) 120,000
conversion, at the initial conversion price
of
$2.50, of the debentures;
(b) 30,000 shares for issuance under
stock options granted to the underwriters, and (c) 36,000 shares for
issuance under stock options granted to Mr. Jacques Fisher.
The capital stock of the company is all of one class.
The capital
stock has no fixed rate of dividends and no preferences or privileges
of
tExclusive
:
shares
"restricted"
as
to
Net Down—
I960..
3,
(& Subs.)—Sales Up,
Co.
its
(even though accompanied by words, of limitation such
or "appropriated") will be presumed by the Commission
equity capital
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
35,030
of
•Inclusive
22,
June
*t$300,000
746,810 shs.
$300,000
2,000,000 shs.
—
"(or
surplus
'
Capital stock (10c par)__
In
manner.
same
-,iY
;
of
sheet
amendment
said
the 575,000 class A and class B
above the comparable combined figure of
months of 1959, equal to 46 cents a share
33*%
same
the
in
same
months
nine
the
for
,
share
a
,
business
whose
.
income
net
61
or
shares.
on
operation,
share.
a
$263,000
the
period
like
the
affiliated
$351,384,
with
compared
in
shown
an
Consolidated
$170,252
payable, current portion
Notes payable non-current portion....
7V4%
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures
due July 1, 1970 (convertible
.through June 30, 1965)
to
$96,000
$255,000
Notes
earnings
company's
million
million,
were
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
the
different industries.
■
.
< - i
*
business done, represented by collateral purchased,
in the July quarter, bringing the total for the nine
in 28
Consolidated
3,000
Total
CAPITALIZATION
*58,053
above.-—V. 190 ,p. 260.
the
fiscal
volume
$46
months
50,000
85,000
75,000
.
in
current
The
possible supermarket in
working capital
General
its
was
$42,000
payable
vouchers
of
Reduction
rise
brought
31
engaged
:
and
furniture
——
——
Acquiring and opening a
Stamford, Conn.
■
the underwriters'
of the
derived from this
.,.1.
——
improvements,
28,449
$351,384, it was announced on Aug. 31
by Oscar Dane, President.
Inland and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Ardisco Financial Corp., provide commercial financing for 150 firms
the present intention
It is
offering
of
Expenses
<
applied
New York, has
bank borrowings from
$846,766
18,456
Electric Power Company,
subsidiary of American
Ky.
V. 191, p. 103.
,
of
the
offering,
this
of only
deduction
the
of $255,000.
sum
of
completion
the company to use the proceeds
following order of priority:
of
the
management
after
receive,
will
company
successful
the
$889,114
■
capital.
Borrowings—Accounting
Power Co.—Bank
Ashland,
This
192, p. 598.
Callery Chemical Co.,
36%
July
.
PROCEEDS—Upon
$133,586
$104,174
*21,755
ops.
Inland Credit Corp.—Net
not been any
•
ry.
railway oper. inc.__
See
display.
It has
been using
its own labels on an
increasing number of products.
The company employs approximately 140 persons with whom
good
attractive
labor
are
•Kentucky
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.—Agreement—
and produce
fruits
and certain
cheeses
certain
meats,
from
rev.
•Deficit.—V.
company
prepackages
for
proceeds
N. C.
to be used for working
Inc.,
volume.
(4)
McCarley & Co.,
Point, N. C, and
Inc., Asheville, N. C#j
Vaughan & Co., Wilmington,
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Groceries, including frozen foods, baked goods, dairy products,
candy and tobacco, constituting approximately 60% of total volume.
(2) Meats and fish, constituting approximately 25% of total volume.
(3)
Fruits and produce, constituting approximately 9%
of total
(1)
be offered by the
^"lted Securities
shares are to
by
C.;
J. Sturgis May & Co., High
of which 30,000
offering will be underwritten
Securities Corp., Greensboro, N
The
Allied
and
Co.
Aug. 29, 1960 filed a registration statement with
145,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be of¬
on
covering
$5 per share,
at
stockholders.
in the transmission and distribution of
power.
It also produces jet engine components and radar
systems for defense purposes.—V. 191, p. 5.
porcelain
electric
company
SEC
the
include air and oil circuit breakers, air break disconnect
power
transformers, assembled switchgear and hign voltage
switches,
premises including refrigeration facilities for meat, sea lood, dairy
products and otner perishable food items.
The company's supermarkets consist of departments which may be
classified into four general categories:
N. C.—Files With
Commission—
Kavanagh-Smith & Co., Greensboro,
.
Its products
supermarkets for the convenience of customers who shop by
automobile.
All of the supermarkets have warehouse space on the
September 12, 1960
Monday,
;
.
.
Securities and Exchange
New
Ontario.
Hamilton,
each
near
or
Philadelphia and Greensburg, Pa.; Detroit, Mich.;
Los Angeles, Calif.; Atlanta, Ga.; Newburyporc,
York; Houston, Texas; Port Credit, Toronto and
in
Ohio;
Belleiontaine,
the
of
plants
the sale and
supermarkets,
wide choice of merchandise
products.
advantages of
Parking
service.
rapid
other
the
and Connecticut
York
New
and
ofiered
are
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(994)
30
at
after
the
up 5%
from $90,812,353 In
Kimberly; board chairman, an¬
$95,695,523,
John
R.
company's annual
meeting of
shareholders.
taxes in the three months ended July 31
were
^5,875,587, an increase of 14.8%.."On the basis
shares * currently
outstanding,' per share earnings were
against 66 cents.
Earnings in last year's first quarter
aeainst
Volume
Number
192
5985
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
adversely
been
192,
The
499.
p.
loan
>
ment
and
210.
192, p.
for
Rochester, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
1960—Month—1959
$251,067
$263,450
189,520
-203,221
,
revenue.
oper.
Railway operating exps.
Net
from
rev.
$61,547
ops,-
ry.
railway oper. inc.—
—V.
192,
r
499.
p.
of
to
••
521
6,085
,
$441,263
30,829
/■-
time
the
in
stock
then
shares
of
outstanding
board
chairman
President
acquired
67,510
is
of
the
company); Richard
shares
shortly
after
share.
organization
of
the
Higher—
Lerner Stores Corp.—Sales
;
Period Ended Aug.
*
1960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos.—1959
,V:
$
'' ''
V.' $
j.
I.'V$
14,682,813 / 13,774,326 104,167,026
99,206,961
31—
'V-/V,'V;-V"'
The
•
Sales
—-
192,
>•*'
210.
p.
'\\>\' '
resuming dividends
dent, said on Sept.
;■
Lionel Corp.—Files Debentures—
-
the
\
the
offer
to
holders.
record
The
listed
is
The
In
devices
for government
and
of
Tenn.;
—V.
p.
192,
each
the
stock
and
air
instruments
detecting
at
sections
No
which
makes
Y.,
N.
of
Inter¬
Net
Texas.
purchased
16%
company
stockholders other than Lionel.
The
and included the
$8,300,000
chairman.—V.
192, p.
profit
for
the
ing
three
to $600,862, equal to 63 cents
outstanding. ■ Net profit for the
the
the
federal
loss
end.
July
nine
months
income
tax
equal
there
to
$1.68
was
required
was
carry-forward
which
share
29,
31—
operating
July
on
$1,589,960
1,326,623
ry.
(
.
Net
Net
from
rev.,
rlwy.
ry.
.-*$682,793
ops.
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V: 192,
$628,723
.
*1,119,086
$3,245,607
<...
$4,283,762
>1,025,047 V
*26,772
w
115.
p.
either
to
192,
SEC
:
203,151
»
«•
Service Co.—Stock Plan Approved—
issued
lias
order
an
under
on
Holding Company Act
whereby Louisiana Power
of
Louisiana
whereby
The
for
Co.
amendment
Middle
the
scription
Service
Gas
South.
rights.—V.
South
192,
subscription
relates
to
stockholder
stockholders
by
in
which
the
Trust
serve
Fund,
as
bonds
bonds
may
elect
to
$365,891
$1,817,592
Maine Central
420,745
PROCEEDS—The
to
be
will
be
offered
in
20,000
managing
and
purchased
186,
>
422.
p.
for
units.
Small
deposit
be
in
the
be used by the
business concerns
United
laws
States
Island
in
The
Island
January,
principal
capital
sell
his
sub¬
business
and
offer
finance
to
license
a
also
is
funds
received
registered
presently
are
loans
to
will
be
to
diversified
a
supply
group
small
potentialities for growth. The corporation
and counseling services to small business
have
completion
outstanding 538,100
shares
of
,
this
of
of
sale
the
stock
common
of
corporation
$1
par.
$3,440,130
$2,817,128
1,220,481
1,003,121
of Textron, Inc. and an officer or director of a number of other im¬
portant companies. Vice-President of Narragansett is Alvin H. Hartman, senior staff associate in Management Services Division of Arthur
D.
Little, Inc., industrial research
and
consulting firm. Harvey J.
Sarles
is
Vice-President and Treasurer. Mr. Sarles is President of
Business
Development
the
corporation
include
Directory
Company of Rhode Island.
The
and
stock
severally
Robbins, Inc.—Appointments—
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
has
been
appointed trustee, registrar
debentures, due Sept. 1, 1980,
paying agent for $15,000,000 4%%
the
corporation—V.
192,
p.
G.
Corp.—Sales
Retail sales
—v.
192,
$9,372,361
$10,025,400
——
p.
Higher—
1960—4 Wks.—1959
Casler, Leslie K. Gulton, Harry
Clark Simonds, Robert S. Davis.-
798.
$95,350,379 $85,214,546
'
V-
Metal &
with
&
Stearns
The
Co.,
&
the
has
its
expanded
activities
minerals
field
&
Stifel,
$1,000,000
m
The
65,000
&
40,000
Co
15,000
Co.,
&
Co.
Andrew
Courts
Metcom, Inc.—Files for
Metcom,
statement
common
Co.
plied
The
by
Inc.,
with
stock,
Lafayette
76
the
to
SEC
be
on
offered
St.,
Sept.
for
Iless,
Offering—
Salem,
2,
Mass.,
1960,
public
sale
&
filed
covering
a
registration
100,000
through Hayden,
shares
Stone
of
&
The
engaged in the
a
catalogued
industrial,
com¬
and
'
^
1960—Month—1959
$5,310,269
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$43,117,833 $39,803,211
investment
Ivestment
is
a
personal holding company with nine stockholders. Its
approximated $2,024,500 as of May 16, 1960.
It is
transfer substantially all of these assets to New England
exchange for Fund shares at their net asset value, which will
securities
immediately to Seaboard's shareholders.—V. 190,
York
p.
1526.
Central RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
56,509,598
402,090,804 412,795,467
oper.
expenses
46,208,637
47,405,139
337,589,984 341,936,653
ops.
5,002,913
9,104,459
04,500,820
70,858,814
inc.
*2,884,920
1,301,546
10,973,074
«
19,543,482
from
rev.
railway
192, p.
ry.
oper.
'\ :
900.
V
New York
Johnson,
Space
H.
V Stix
Peet
O.
&
1960—Month—1959
.
oper.
revenue-
>■ $64,469
oper.
expenses
109,400
Net rev.
Net
Period Ended July 31—
Railway
Net
Net
183,453
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$1,991,2651,358,494
$2,396,364
1,165,223
$632,771
-
$1,231,141
$134,320
'.
31,941
447,746
*198,908"
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$10,394,343 $11,973,344 $79,800,290 $86,818,251
oper., expenses
9,435,616
10,394,344 " 70,986,491
73,061,902
oper. • revenue-
from ry.
rev.
'
$958,727
192,
p.
$1,579,000
1,464,976
ops.
railway oper. def.__
—V.
889,470
$8,613,799 $13,756,349
3,138,000
8,731,970
599.
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Period Ended July 31—
RR.—Earnings—
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$2,368,386
1960—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$296,865
$301,734
$2,353,297
Railway
oper.
expenses
266,674
298,864
2,017,489
2,143,608
$30,191
44,036
$2,870
$335,808
' $224,778
Net
Smith,
10,000
' ;
3,000
_
3,000
Co
Clayton
Securities
Gerstley,
Grimm
Hannaford
&
Corp.
Sunstein &
&
Co.
Talbot
&
Co._
5,000
King Merritt & Co., Inc.
McCarley & Co., Inc
5,000
Mullaney,
Wells
& Co.—
5,000
Thornton,
Mohr
—
2,500
2,500
&
Lane,
& Adams
McDowell, Dimond & Co.
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Co._
Kerngood &
5,000
Farish,
Inc
190,183 :
.76,368
258,280
599.
York
Telephone Co.—Proposes Bond
Offering—
of 140 West St., New York,
on
Sept. 2 filed &
statement with the SEC seeking
registration of $60,refunding mortgage bonds,
series L, due October
1997,
of
sale
for
of
sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds
together with the proceeds of the expected
public
the
Oct.
about
bonds,
1,
1960,
6,000,000
of
shares
of
stock
common
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (parent), will be used
from
banks which
are
expected
to amount
$180,000,000 on Sept. 30, 1960.
By reason of its large cof
to
to^repay
expenditures to meet the demand for communication services)
improve such services, it has been necessary for the conft^
obtain
large amounts of new capital from
the sale of securities.
—v.
192,
p.
900.
-i"!\
,'
Normandy Oil & Gas, Inc.—Proposes Stock OfferingNormandy
sale
filed
at
2,500
2,500
2,500
$1
per
with payment of commissions to selling brokers, if any, in stock
rate of 15 shares for each 100 shares sold. Thus, a maximum
the
102,500 of the 750,000 shares are
The
the
company
of
purpose
cash
for
reserved for such purpose.
was organized under Delaware law in
July 1959 for
engaging in oil and gas exploration and oil and gas
now has outstanding
200,000 common shares, issued
services rendered. The largest block, 60,000 shares, were
It
production.
or
to his death in August
be used for exploration,
prospectus lists Maynard M.
president and chairman.—V. 191, p. 1220.
Norman K. Ransom for services prior
issued
to
1960.
Net
proceeds
Stephens as
and
of
the
other
stock
purposes.
will
sale
The
Nuclear Materials & Equipment
This
000
corporation
(NUMEC)
contract by the U. S.
pure
hafnium metal, it
of NUMEC.
Corp.—AEC Contract
of Apollo, Pa. has been awarded a $550,-
Atomic Energy Commission
to produce ultra-
announced by Dr. Zalman M.
was
Shapiro, the
president
Dr.
Shapiro
material
in
stated
the
that
connection with
the
hafnium
AEC's
would
naval
be
used
reactors
as
a
control
program.
product for NUMEC, Dr. Shapiro was
responsible for much of the pioneer development work on the produc¬
tion of hafnium, which was carried out near Pittsburgh in 1950-51 at
While
2,500
& Gas, Inc., 620 Oil & Gas Bldg., Wichita Falls,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.. 31, 1960,
shares of common stock, to be offered for public
share. The offering will be made directly by the com¬
Oil
a
750,000
development
:
7,500
the
of
4,000
3,000
Corp.
7,500
be
of
at
Securities
Cherokee
def._
oper.
offered
to
covering
Securities
7,500
Inc
Durst,
&
Moore
ops.
company,
000,000
4,000
Corp.
7,500
New
The
Texas,
4,000
——
&
p.
registration
pany
George
Universal
192,
4,000
4,000
4,000
&
from ry.
rev.
railway
—V.
4,000
Inc.
Miller
Co.—
191, p. 2748.
*$173,867
*289,624
ops.
inc.-
oper.
New York, New Haven &
•'
4,000
Co..
&
Wagenseller
10,000
Co.—
Corp.—
from ry.
railway
$317,773
•
"Deficit.—V.; 192, p. 500.
4,000
Co
&
Co
Grant
".i
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended July 31—
5,000
Nichol &
O'Donnell, Inc.—
&
Kinsley
—V.
is
1955
computers
5,000
Inc.—
5,000
Reid
Remington,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
amendment.
The underwriter will obtain a two-year option
Grace
C.
3hEf6S
Nolting,
10,000
Co.————___
Sterling,
;'t." \
v
Bomback & Co.
&
SteiglitZ—____
Halle
»
;
Co—„—_
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
202.
.•• *•
follows:
as
Herbert E. Stern & Co.—
—
&
'• i-.7,vi s
•
Hurry,
15,000
—
&
are
Davis & Davis——
15,000
Nicolaus
Inc.
!
15,000
Taggart
Inc
minerals, and welding supplies. and equipment, owns
or
operates mineral mining and ore processing facilities in Australia;
Monterrey,
Mexico;
Carteret, N. J.,
and Beaverdam,
Va.—V.
191,
p.
digital
borrowings
underwriters
of
which each has
shares
of
Lynn. Pierson,
Scherck, Richter Co
Spear, Leeds & Kellogg—
Bingham, Walter &
15,000
Co
A.
principal
Narragansett
15,000
Inc
Inc.!
Co.,
Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson
Cruttenden, Podesta
alloys,
the
number
Golkin,
44-year-old Orefraction Minerals, Inc., with facilities in An¬
drews, S. C., supplies granular and dry milled zircon for the foundry,
refractory, ceramic and glass industries.
Metal
&
Thermit,
which has diversified
interests
in
chemicals,
metals,
cf
40,000
A
&
White
approximately
100,000
Co
&
&
Co.,
cash.
Inc.,
involved
Co
Corp.
acquisition of the resources and facilities of Orefraction
according to H. E. Martin, President.
The purchase
Minerals,
&
Cleveland
Hanrahan
Charles
the
in
from
Inc._
Co..
&
First
Lerner
Thermit Corp.—Acquires—
Thermit
names
aggregate
purchase
Shares
Walker
&
Kalman
Metal
the
to
.Y
H.
Blair
Abraham
1960—33 Wks.—1959
and
agreed
Bear,
798.
Shields
Shoe
Melville
Period End. Aug. 27—
purpose
digital
to
in
sale,
A.
UNDERWRIT'ERS—The
&
V.
of
L,
are;
Albert H. Rubenstein,
common
McKesson
program.
Little,
Royal
;■
Ohio.
new
51,211,550
equity
of
97,587
The corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 15, next, $15,000
its
5%
secured
debentures
dated March
15,
1951, due
1963
at
100 V2%. Payment will be made at the Ohio National Bank, Columbus,
the
expanding
basis.
MANAGEMENT—Officers
of
rapidly
of NAVCOR's engineer¬
revenue-
,
corporation
$267,831
798.
its
manu¬
oper.
the
$232,763
103,923
p.
that
stated
of
~
to
Seaboard
distributed
President and Chairman of the Board. Mr. Little, a well known in¬
dustrialist, is also Chairman of the executive committee and a Director
192,
care
of
from
under
have
CAPITALIZATION—After
Marysville Newspapers, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
NAVCOR,
take
incorporated in September,
special
the
of
—V.
invested
11,916,252
—V.
and
Railway
11,245,086
,
>
iff
;
1,580,480
inc.
Jr.,
England Fund—Acquisition Proposed—
Boston
Net
its
1,466,713
oper.
im¬
Tetl,
A.
211.
Net
pro¬
,
the
of
managerial
fee
a
it
and
to
Railway oper. expenses.
from ry. ops.
Forge
start
Railway
in
The corporation was organized under the
the Business Development Co.
of
Rhode
long-term
which
and
company.
Its
1940.
1959.
make
to
on
by
business
concerns
also
of
Act
treasury bills.
Rhode
of
Administration
Company
corporation
$14,733,380
rev.
of
to
company
Railway
$14,685,216
railway
to
Trust
$1,848,311
Net
manufac¬
Valley
is
Joseph
by
out plans for expansion
Period Ended July 31—
->
will
proceeds
.
Business
Investment
will
and
the
approximately 25,000 square feet
that it is anticipated that the plant,
President
Jr.,
the
carry
of
under
Fund
Tax-
$1,699,476
>: Net
to
p.
Seaboard
Ira
underwriter.
••'
equity capital for small
operations as a closed end investment
plan
1960—7 Mos.—1959
in
construction
i;
$5,714,965
Net
RR.—Earnings—
V I960—Month—1959
and
systems
modules
for
and military applications.—V.
192, p. 211.
192,
cash
842,618
revenue.
oper.
Louis¬
company has applied to SEC for exemption
Company Act with respect to its proposed
Transportation Co.; and the Commission has
issued an order giving interested
persons until Sept. 16, 1960, to request
a hearing thereon.
$2,109,138
144,558
sponsor
vide
may
Period Ended July 31—
at
contain
transistorized
acquisition
underwriting group headed jointly, by G. H. Walker
and Blair & Co., Inc., offered for
public sale on
Sept. 8, 500,000 shares of this corporation's common stock
priced at $11 per share. -
the
598.
p.
building
corporation
announcement
an
stated
development
New
Co.
of
provisions
continue
will
distribution.—V.
concerns
Railway
Teti
corporation,
This
initially constitute, the underlying securi¬
ties.
The trustee will thereupon deliver to or on order of the
sponsor,
certificates representing
ownership of an aggregate of 20,000 units
to
office
new
a
awarded
$
municipal
exempt
„
will
Railway
Fund,
the
the
approving certain modifications of the plan
&
Light
Co.,
a
subsidiary
of
Middle South
Utilities,
Inc.,
would
offer
its
holdings of the 670,000 shares (100%)
of
common
stock
Middle
to
will
Jones,
or
403.
Co., Ill Broadway, New York, sponsor of Municipal
Trust Fund, series A, filed a registration statement with
Sept. 1, 1960, proposing the public offering of $20,000,000
interests
&
an
been
Louisville; Humboldt and
Ind.;
and
Columbus,
Ohio.
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales Up—
period
$900,000,
p.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
BUSINESS—Narragansett will operate under
Louisiana Gas
The
of
Philadelphia
Period Ended Aug. 31—
An
"
end.
be
Distillers'
has
company
in
Butler,
Railway
July 31— 1960—Month—1959 - 1960—7 Mos.—1959
Railway operat'g rev'nue
$1,749,198
$5,894,033 $36,990,145 $39,871,272
Railway operat'g .expen's
2,431,996
5,265,310, 33,744,538
35,587,510
:
Mr.
enable
of
—V.
&
Haupt & Co. will
for
located
HI.;
been
Sales
profit
115.
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
Period
the
plant
and
mercial
>
$1,968,544 $11,687,065 $12,865,476
1,602,653
9,869,473
10,756,338
$263,337
55,880
ops.
will
National
'
com¬
a
net
a
in
amounted
1960.—V.
1960—Month—1959
rev.
expenses
from
Haupt
SEC
of
^
Headquarters
are
construction
will
and
line
Narragansett Capital Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
.
Distillers.
plants
the Board.
manufacture
the third quarter net profit was $1,209,640, or
921,262 shares after allowing for dividends
common
oper.
Investment
$1,300,000 paid for Anton-Imco
and the balance of the net proceeds will
provide the company with additional working capital.
The company now has outstanding 720,000 shares of common stock
(not including the 278,455 to be issued for the Anton-Imco assets).
Of
the outstanding stock, management officials own 118,375 shares
(16.4%) and members of their families an additional 5.6%. The pros¬
pectus lists John B. Medaris as President and Roy M. Cohn as board
for
tax
a
rev.
Ira
program,
Federal
of
the
1950
merger,
Federal
will be operated
under
present management, officers and staff as a
Proposed—
£tock). About $500,000 will be used to expand the company's research
development
of
Municipal Investment Trust Fund Series A—Offering
;<
proceeds of the sale of the debentures will, to the extent of
$2,500,000, be used to reduce existing bank loans (which at Aug. 31
and
quarter
New
net
aggregated
third
on
For
Net railway oper. income
—V. 192, p. 598.
40,000
the
of
net
$1,606,599,
integration
Since
the
its
have
Paul
J.
business
proposed
shares, or about
outstanding, stock of Anton-Imco for $1,300,000.
Upon
consummation of the transaction, the 278,455 common shares issued to
Aton-Imco are to be distributed on a pro-rata basis to the latter's
purchase
totaled
29
of
space.
plant
presi¬
$2.72 per comonm share.
or
per
Railway
Railway
electronic
and
of
Period
the
all
the
Duncan,
amounted
shares
with
merger
the
approximately $315,000, will be completed late in 1960 and
facturing operations will start early in 1961.
-
simpli¬
and
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings-
purchase
shares
of
July
shares.
provision
cents
Russell
for
that
of
according
new
order
which manufactures missile parts
Prior to execution of the
Garland,
the
agreement,
Inc.,
to
278,455
consist
assets
Brooklyn,
at
Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
fran
for
Corp.
principal
Laboratories,
contracted
has
company
Electronics
Anton-Imco's
Electronics
Anton
continental
the
Anton-Imco
stock.
nuclear
and
of
assets
of
addition,
In
company.
net
common
1960,
954,097
share
common
because
94
29,
stockholders
the
in
operation.
Danville,
for
Park
mediately,
The
to
for
plant
Industrial
at
floor
strength
share.
shares
preferred
Navigation Computer Corp.—Facilities—
year.
the previous year,
a
results
on
preferred
21,494
cost
financial
J.
Federal
and
404.
Contracts
-
turing
Off—News—
stock,"
common
each
v.1.-••
$2,622,691,
industry.
sporting goods items. It has a 50% interest in two companies
engaged in the general exporting business, including the products of
Lionel and Essex Wire Corp., which owns the other 50%
interest in
its
building
reporting
on
ended
preferred
on
subsidiary it designs and distributes fishing tackle and sells
a
months
share.
$1.27
other
July
share
nine
Granbery, Marache &
6
reported
ended
common
.
mon
common stock¬
rate and under¬
engaged in the business of manufacturing of model
trains and
accessories;
and it also manufactures
electro-mechanical
and
Through
interest
is
electric
electronic
price,
per
the
on
fiscal
Duncan
months
the
as
company
toy
or
by
subscription
subscription
to be supplied by amendment.
principal underwriter.
writing terms are
Co.
for
debentures
date,
company's
Mr.
corporation, of 28 Sager Place, Irvington, N. J., filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Sept.; 2, 1960, covering $4,500,000 of
convertible
subordinated debentures due Oct.
1,
1980. The company
The
proposes
of
program
for
shares
that
step
completion
Nashville,
fying its capital structure has brought the company "closer to the
time when consideration can seriously be given to the possibility of
,
—V.
company's
forward
Chairman
Co.—Net
shares
common
present name by
division of National
ville. Ky.
Federal's
,
Minneapolis-Moline
sixand
boards
Roy F. Coppedge,
common
20,000
chemicals
After
The
'
four
its
stock
company
the
.
-v
Broderick
J.
Distillers
by
increasingly active in the manufacture of a wide variety of industrial
chemicals,
such
fertilizer
raw
including
materials
as
phosphoric
acid, sulphuric acid, ammonia and nitrogen solutions.
\
the company.;
The prospectus further indicates that
other officers, organizers and employees of the
company
420,000
$0.01' 'per
director
a
76-year-old,
a
National
principle
D.
outstanding.
Coppedge stated
Mr.
of
and
Inc.,
in
approved
according
and
Jefferson
has
fertilizer
by the holders thereof at the
prospectus lists H. M. Byllesby
The
300,000
and
important
market
of
owner
been
with
currently
the company's program for com¬
magnetrons and microwave devices
civilian consumer market.
The balance of
prevailing.
the
as
and
Federal
and
with
over-the-counter
market
Inc.,
Co.,
Corp.—Merger—
Company,
fertilizers,
to
an
announcement
by
John
E.
Jr., President, of National
Stewart, Jr., president of Federal Chemical,
National
Distillers
will
offer
approximately
eight
shares
of
Its
common stock for each
outstanding share of Federal Chemical common
Bierwirth,
Klystrons,
the
mixed
has
companies,
Chairman,
Chemical
Chemical
of
Corporation
both
Distillers
independent prototype develop$150,000 for independent research
connection
of
products for
Broderick
'
■
in
use
of
Federal
manufacturer
Chemical
$100,000 for
detector,
in
Distillers &
of
merger
plant
(26.03% ) and Cominol Industries, Inc., as the owner of 135,000 shares.
Management officials have a full or partial beneficial interest in 393,666
shares
(not including the
shares
owned by
Byllesby & Co., whose
•
•
$535,761
-;
radiation
a
current
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$1,974,383
1,436,622
:
National
A
to purchase certain machinery and capital equipment
will
be
used
for
the
purchase
of
additional
production
&
$1,824,470
1,383,207
$60,229
the
proceeds will be used for working capital.
indicated,
the
registration
statement
includes
an
additional
550,998 common shares which were issued on conversion of debentures
or
notes, or otherwise, and which may be offered for sale from time
is
Net
at
additional
an
As
; ;
v„.
"'S'-
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Period End7 July 31—
Railway
shares
the
r
corporation on Sept. i, I960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 149,000 shares of class A stock
(par one cent) to
be offered at $2 per share, through Schrijver & Co., New York, N. Y.
The
The
additional
$60,000
and equipment,
development
mercial
Klondex Inc.,
10,000
of
organized
was
$50,000
rented;
machinery
-
—V.
company
and
now
31—1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$7,214,000
$6,766,000 $54,010,000 $48,286,000
Period Ended Aug.
Sales
the purchase
under Delaware law in April 1959 for
the purpose of engaging in the production of existing types of micro¬
wave
tubes and devices, the improvement of existing tube types and
of the methods of producing
tubes and devices, the development of
new
types of tubes and electronic devices and the undertaking
of
research and development
programs
for others. Of the net proceeds
of the proposed stock sale, $41,600 will be used to retire a
mortgage
Kinney Corp.—Sales Up—
(G. R.)
for
company
public offering price. The registration statement includes
550,998 common shares, referred to below.
production
meeting.—V.
the
from
affected by manufacturing cost problems and a
facility changeover, Kimberly pointed out.
Income tax provisions were $7,411,371, compared with $6,519,969 a
year'ago. '.V-:.^
;':
'-/v
"We anticipate that the year will continue highly competitive in
our industry," Kimberly said.
"However, demand seems to be holding
up well in most of our product lines and we look forward to main¬
taining the sales and earnings pace set in the first quarter."
All
directors
of
the
company
were
re-elected at the shareholder
had
major
7
(995)
the
material
is
a
new
;
8
Pacific
(operated by Westinghouse
Power Laboratory
Atomic
Bettis
AEC's
the
Electric Corp.).
Trie
See
contract
new
placed
was
Naval
Pittsburgh
the
by
production Of tonnage quantities
crystal bar.-—V. 191, p. 1987.
form
of
—
Petroleum
below.—V.
189,
—V.
SEC
The
registrar
.
Bank
Chemical
the
for
York
New
Trust
stock
common
192/
p.
'annual
stockholders.
Sales amounted to $2,36^,^8,
were 35%/ above
the $1,767,147 in sales leported in fiscal 1959.
represents the fifth consecutive year sales increases have been
fifth
The
Act
Securities
the
mineral
of
and
interests
"x
securities.
other
paid
registered
company
Total
•
There
was
yielded
in
$7,702,916.
be
of
in
record
new
a
and
oil
whereas there
gas
nu
income
was
of
ing
oil
and
is
per
the
of
Manufacturing
interest
Ltd,
"-v
of
the
of
Pantex
is
the
by
the
/
/•'
■
wells
successful
Several
group.
$700,424
a
year
recently
ago.
After
of
from
>.
have
scientific
J
^
company,
instruments
optical systems for
regular
year,
account
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—The
drilled
been
■
plant into
p. 874.
will
securing
balance
added
to
general
BUSINESS—For
55%
wide
the
with
placement
direct
institutional investors of first mortgage bonds, 5% series,
due 1981.
The transaction was negotiated by Eastman
Ocean
Fuel
340-mile
of Fort
a
..
Service
Texas
Olin
The
Mathieson
corporation
000,000
chlorine
The
fiscal
600
Palls,
N.
The
Y„
in
designed
The
the
electrolytic
the
direct
a
cell.
caustic
burg,
soda
Ky.")
is
for
now
said
of
most
be
The
and
about
by
soda
Stationary
through
as
from
from
company
that other
the
it
the
in
the
,
specially
its
of
chlorine
expansion
Doe
at
Division
(Branden¬
Run
of
the
included
Niagara Falls as
well
burg,
for
Long
and
Southern
required
Charleston
to
the
This
area.
the
expansion
has
now
this move.
Saltville, Va.
This
missile.—V. 191, p. 1882.
by
the
acid
Mcintosh
at
Branden¬
at
at
-i
Joliet,
plant
are
111. f
Thermit
&
construction
fuel
.
''''
the
FPC
the
multi-purpose
in
High
Mountain
of
develop¬
ment in
the Middle 8nake would give the region more and cheaper
power
than
any
rival plan while still
keeping
the
Salmon River
open for important fish production until passage problems are solved.
The
company
said the region would suffer by 1980 an economic
loss
of
tain
Sheep
In
$371,000,000
in
water
wasted
power
not promptly licensed and
was
Sheep
the
to
plan
sea
in service by
establishing
if
High
Sheep plan
Moun¬
PNP
3.22
set at
to
the
670-foot
Facific
Power
Power
Light.
&
Power
below
the
Washington
by
Portland
Water
General
Power
and
The
PNP
of
Montana:
kilowatts,
centers,
the
of
fish
& Simmons_„
2,500
&
&
output of 3.900.009
plan
against
3,785,000
$66,200,000
$19,700,000
for
passing the dam.—V.
for
transmission
facilities
191,
p.
to
handle
904.
facilities
Imnaha
to
and
Shields
&
&
load
Snake
Soda Fabrik
Anilin
Badische &
are:
(BASF),
and United Paints, Ltd.,
firms, except Lewis Berger,
2,500
1,000
Inc
Co
3,000
White,
4,000
H.
of thermo¬
resin family, the pioneer series
company now has five patents.
new
a
The
industrial
PPG's
in
has
passed
3,000
Co.—
acrylics.
PPG
2,500
Co.——
as
'/.
-':/
the
Duracron,
trade-marked
finishes,
have imparted qualities never before possible
in an
organic coating.
Principal uses are for steel and aluminum
siding, household appliances, air conditioners and can coatings.
A
3,000
California
Hemphill,
E.
W.
—V.
Co.
&
Weeks
&
Hutton
192,
&
Co.,
Noyes
Hornblower
&
Co
3,000
S.
Smithers
&
Weld
N.
Co
&
Co.,
3,000
Inc.—__
&
Co.,
Whitney,
acrylics
increased
greatly
which
of the resins,
mark, this year.
production
multi-million pound
the
Inc.
consideration
site
expanded, production In a new plant
by the company.—V. 190, p. 1341.
have
already
is now under
Producing Properties, Inc.—Acquires—
Acquisition
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Files Stock Plan—
This
of
company,
statement
1000
with
stock,
common
to
Chestnut St.,
the
Purchase
SEC
191,
to
/"
1264.
■•■''/.J.1'
p.
.\V
•'
J
regis¬
a
1960, covering 62,620 shares
the company's 1960 Em¬
pursuant
Plan.—V.
..
..
Philadelphia, Pa., filed
Sept. 2,
on
offered
be
following
McMahon,
leum,
Ltd.
chief
and
of
-
•;
On
Mid-Continent
July
15,
oil
of
30,
will
The
made
will
•
officer
S.
Pacific
of
Adams,
and
"in
will
in
one
its
of
the
The
the
the
also
share
stronger
to its
and
v
basis
of
issue
to
,
consolidation
:
;
mutual
a
properties
fully
>•"
of
valuation
of
the
:
three
$14,775,773
5.8%
:
evaluation
-
integrated
Canadian
and
River
Fort
area
said,
"we
anticipate
Fort St.
modern
of
John
will
make
companies
reserves
along
will
the
*
considering
take-over
St.
.and
brand.
66
are
most
Creek
'
expanding
the addition
John,
which
refineries."
operations
of
i6
continue
Alaska
'
our
of
oil
'
of Phillips
>.-v
to
be
Highway
marketing
gasoline
one
in
Robert
by
J.
the
Slocum
Field
of
Sacroc Unit of Scurry
the Webster Field of
the
in
County,
Gregg
Field
County, the KMA
Anderson County, and
Dawson
of
Field
Grayson
of
.'■■../■
County..
■
PPI were formerly owned by
Mayfield, Jr., J. Robert Phillips,
all of Dallas.
Other Texas sellers
properties acquired by
McMillan.
Earle
B.
Allen and
G.
M. C. Kramer,
Petroleum Company
Roy H. Smith,
Burke, Jr., San.
Hamilton. Other
sellers were Ray Ryan of Los Angeles, the Estate of George A. Scott
of Oakland, Calif., and the South Texas Development Co. of Albany,
Snowden
were
Falls,
Antonio,
New
Mrs.
Grover
Richard
Scott,
of
Blume,
Snyder,
and
Worth,
Fort
Kerrville,' E.
W. H. Wren
G.
of
York
Christiana
Oil Corp. has
sold substantially all of its interests in
producing oil, gas and LPG (liquid petroleum gasr proper¬
Producing Properties, Inc. for $2,900,000, it was announced Sept.
1 by L. W. Douglas, Jr., president of Christiana. These properties are
located
principally in Texas
and
Kansas
and
were
purchased by
domestic
ties to
Christiana
in
Radio
.
recent
for
years
$920,000.—V.
192,
p.
116.
Shack
Corp.—Shares in Registration—
This corporation, 730 Commonwealth Ave,, Boston, Mass. filed a regis¬
tration
statement with
the SEC on Sept. 2,
1960, covering 110,062
shares
of
57,142
shares
proper¬
are
stock
and
issuable
subordinated
warrants
for
1C74.
The
$350,000.
senior
at
said
The
note
its
and
subordinated
warrant
due
1974;
the
are
option
purchaseable
to
$6.75 per share.
of
note
of
Of this stock,
company's 614%
shares.
the
44,400 and 8,520 shares,
outstanding stock sub¬
an
the
in 1971 and
the amount oi
of a $450,000
expiring
outstanding
to
Granbery,
upon
and
option,
are
issued
placement of the senior
shares
shares.
notes
was
44,400
conversion
upon
notes
respectively, are Issuable upon exercise
scription warrant and an outstanding
area
facil¬
common
convertible
the
of Canada's
;-/.•> v■/;'
and Sunray's
A.
Creek
the
F.
located
are
Field
M'ungerville
County,
Oil
in
and
E.
Jr.,
Texas
the
Wichita
of
A.
with
,
aviation
already
recently
Dallas
.
'.
: '
properties in
various
of
Inc.
in
and
and
Pacific's
•'
operations
very
little
oil
announced
was
chairman
properties
East
Sandusky
Interests
W.
which
companies
shares.
by Sunray.
already substantial proven
;
Peace
plant at
actual
the
conservative
a
Phillips and Sunray's "properties to the
materially increase Pacific's income with
cost," McMahon said.
"This consolidation
Phillips
our
by
distillates, burning oil and asphalt from the company's
extensively and
ities -to
approval
of
Dawson
McMahon
approved
was
to
•:
following
by Phillips and
,
fuels,
subject
companies
l
the
Canadian
total
significantly
gas."
;
newest
on
39%
add
Motor
under
three
agreement
■/'/>/."'
opinion
my
the
be
the
Pacific's
Pacific
of
This
directors
"
$315,000,000."
of
Ltd.
of
the
County,
Wichita
Sunray
board
the
Petro¬
Chairman
of Tulsa.
'
will
be owned
addition
Pacific
and
K.
Frank
including its Venezuelan properties and other hold-,
assets,
bring
"The
of
stated,
exceed
Co.,
Petroleums
Pacific's
exchange
been
stock
gas
operations
Pacific's
ings,
Oil
stockholders.
Canadian
will
executive
by
agreed upon an exchange of
properties and other holdings in Canada for com¬
Pacific
by
McMahon
has
chief
Vancouver;
Phillips and
1960,
and
shares
Aug.
Pacific's
of
and
and
Ayg.| 31
on
officer of Phillips Petroleum Co. of
Bartlesville, Okla.;Wright, Director of Sunjfay Oil Co., wholly owned subsidiary
H.
their
on
Calgary
The. principal
Harris
Field
made
was
executive
C.
mon
announcement
Chairman
of
Sunray
all
joint
PPI board
County,
^
Properties,
Producing
by
chief executive officer.
The seller's
interests in the properties were sold for a total consideration of $2,250,000, and have estimated net reserves of 3,000,000 barrels of oil and
4,700,000 MCF of gas. PPI's part of the total consideration was ap¬
proximately $570,000.
This purchase will increase PPI's reserves by
an
equivalent of approximately 2,250,000 barrels of oil.
Bradley,
;
counties
Texas
nine
3,000
—
*
'/'Y--:'
\
5,000
Goadby
Co
&
404.
p.
in
for
Schwabacher
Co.,
licensees
thermosetting
1,000
Co.—
&
to
Glass Co.—Licensing Agreements—
and Sons, Ltd., of New Zealand;
the
Used
-
duPont
marketed
kilowatts
Inc
Saxton
A.
Walston
an
Sheep
advantage of 115,000
Co.—-'
3,000
Co.,
Co
L
Sheep plan which would also produce 176,600 more
prime energy than Nez Perce.
High Mountain Sheep project was readily financeable.
the
project
which
would
initially produce 1,000,000
an
&
Cook &
G.
3,000
Sons
&
at
plan,
McKelvy
Newhard,
&
2,000
refineries
includes
and
2,500
2,500
and
compared
McDonnell & Co., Inc
Meeds___
Inc.
•
company
Mountain
2,500
Sullivan
increase
testimony of the Washington
competing
Nez
Perce project
Salmon.
High
Co.__
Dodge
First
Electric,
average
said
cost
the
setting
2,500
&
an
~ 4'
,
Styrene Co-Polymers, Ltd., and Lewis Berger, Ltd., both of
Lewis Berger and Sons Proprietary, Ltd., Australia;
division1
1,000
Co._^._-
Baird
to
not
_
1
Laird,
&
1964,
prices
at
'
Africa.
of
paint
McDonald
Bissell &
and
1963
$377,691,
aue
of
sum
Britain;
5,000
Co.__
&
2,500
the
Perce
Mountain
kilowatts
the
receive
for
System
the
of
to
capability, the
from
Nez
the
also
was
Supply
mouth
In ultimate
kilowatts
/River
sponsored
Peabody
1,000
.
Commission
Public
Total
is
companies.
The
,High
PNP
dam.
Kidder,
bonds
J
the
2,000
1
against 3.11 to 1 for Nez Perce. /.
The
testimony of eight witnesses for PNP—engineers, executives.'
financial
experts
and
biologists—is being formally filed
with
the
FPC in support of the company's application for a license to build
was
in¬
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
1966.
Sheep
superiority of the High Mountain
plan of
listed cost of
prime energy
from
that plan
at
$293
per
kilowatt, $30 less than the Nez Perce plan proposed by
government power groups.
Benefit to cost ratio of the High Mountain
development,
of
is
and
Shares
21,000
Inc.__
to
copy
a
Statement
*
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Exchange—
Washington on Sept. 2 it is ready
willing
to
launch
immediate
construction
of
its
$257,100,000'
High Mountain Sheep Dam project on the Snake River.
said
agreement,
Registration
and
Britain, have licensing rights
for
PPG's
thermosetting acrylic resins,
marketed in ' the U. S. as
Duracron.
The Berger firms in Australia and New Zealand have the
rights on PPG's thermoplastic acrylic, Duracryl, used principally for
automotive finishes, but the British Berger license is for Duracryl only.
The
agreements cover patents, technology, and rights to produce
and
market the
products in Great Britain, the European Common
Market,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
South
Africa
and certain other
countries/:;1' ///z' /'/ v
.'7.
/,'■/'/
Y •>''///// ■•' it:
The Duracron resins were invented and developed by the company's
All
an
subject
company
3,000
Brown
The
and
PNP
underwriting
the
reference.
Inc
\
' ' '
'
the
to
the
from
Great
Lewis Berger
acting
into
F.
Titan
the
stock
below,
entered
TeImage & Co
hydrazine
a
for
named
have
foreign
Germany;
South
whereby they have severally
2,500'
M.
told
company
of
common
$3,000,000 in
stock.
common
5,000
Pacific Northwest Power Co.—Construction—
The
by
underwriters
company
I
exhaust
accrued interest.
production
The
•
$5,444,542.
the
series
to
plus
Duracryl
fol¬
new
of
value
par
100%
international paint manufacturers for
and distribution of its Duracron thermosetting and
thermaplaslic resins in the world market were announced
on
Sept. 7 by this company.
The arrangements were made by the
company's international division, Pittsburgh Plate Glass International
the
■
the
of
consist
$1
Ry.-—
-
Licensing agreements with six
for
has
,
sale
will
of
Representative,
common
Inc
ployee Stock
/~
above.
Except
1939.
2,500
"///."v.;'
supply
Inc.—Acquired—
Corp.,
$17,-
not
'
Metal
exceed
Pittsburgh Plate
company
Louis
St.
&
,
same
were
Francis
That
facilities
to
as
exhibit
an
the
shares
several
the
to
company
Inc.
Co
Ellis
tration
Orefraction Minerals,
in
the
for
4 Va %
sufficient
'
-
Treasurer of Pennsylvania RR., 380 Seventh
"Y. will before 3 p.m. (EDTl on Sept. 30 1960,
the sale to the company as of Oct.
1, 1960, of
.
,
Y
1954,
tenders
consolidated
amount
'
and
178, p. 299.
Chicago
Cincinnati,
Gerstnecker,
New York, N.
Avenue,
of
Dominick & Dominick—_
of
See
for /the
31,£1959
incorporated
effect
the
conditions
as
herein
W,
Courts
:;./
will
and
Co.,
&
Alex.
under
:
plant
Co.,
Allyn & Co.,
Co.,
uoy.f
chemicals
ago.
year
a
production
sulfamic
of
C.
A,
Blunt
plant
..
$30,000,000
corporation
Of
income
net
share
a
July
ended
1942
1,246,436
purcnase
&
Clark,
the
chlorijne
production
at
plant
the
by
and
Co.—Acquired—
Lumber
Rock
R.
receive
.'/'•//■:'
1958.
was
in
amounted
&
filed
is
Blyth
the
funds.
to
income
terms
which
Robert
industries
operate
device 1 that
is currently
undergoing consumer tests.' In
the company is continuing development work on a V-STOL
both military and commercial sales.—V, 190, p. 1341. ,
Georgia-Pacific Corp., above.—V.
W.
with revenues of $15,-
policy will be continued.
of
and
Blyth
Bosworth,
be
facilities for petrochemicals
new
Division
Chemicals
The
affected
addition
improved
as
for
plans
range
in
debt,
to
P-ache
corpora¬
award to
an
Tender for Bonds—
missile
for
Shares
and v
industries
announced
program
announcement
Ky.,
is
expected this
corporated
ability to
-/'V-
construction
new
dividends
a
to
he add^d.
This
in
cents
underwriting agreement with
supplying Southern producers
and using Olin Mathieson raw materials will locate in this key market
area,
72
UNDERWRITERS—The
sodium
contracts.
Most recently, an¬
Mayfield of a U. S. Signal
electronics
of
made
was
Pittsburgh,
a
of
company
capitalization
through
Cell
Mercury
elements,
add
to such
will
and
cash
is
Retained
of
Niagara
at
source
a
operations
chemicals
from
than half
industries.
Perkin-Elmer
1960,
24,
cents
62
or
estimated
45%
primarily
used
$19,116,000
a//
a *
fiscal year
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
TVA.
/
for
Pilot
See
policy of retaining all earnings to finance growth and develop¬
agreed
component
Chemicals
come
entirely
anticipated
tributary
.
persons
income
1959
of
It
stock,
paper.
125
will
whom
financed
is
pulp
rayon,
Osborne
plant,
points.
a
long-term
supplied
caustic
Mathieson to
serve
manufacturing
major supplier of
a
textiles,
Mr.
its
other
and
cor¬
and be located '
day,
a
be
v
facility will allow Olin
Southern markets and will
in
cents
lowed
pro-*
the
Va.
current
new
supply
the
'
;
celestial studies.
June
compgj-ed
\////.'
the
for
revenues
ment.
in
navigable
a
will
and
its
share,
a
$679,000
of 1959.,
payment
•
announced.
step
Mathieson
into
of
DIVIDENDS—The
said.
180 tons
Saltville,
income
of
revenues
cents
and
which more
petro-chemical
of
and
ended
it is
1960,
orders
/
$901,00o compare^ tyith revenues of $15,'240,000 and a net of $751,000 for a year edrlier. Giving effect to the
2-for-l stock split in August,
1959, earnings per common share were
for
cell
another
Osborne
River,
chlorine
broken
passing
electrolytic
Mr.
operations
and
has
months
11
total
to'81
669,000 with net
Stanley
Tenn.,
officer,
net
Total
$13,-
a
reconnaissance
the
unaudited
80
on
.r,:
■
in the amount of $250,000.
The company continued expansion of its
international affiliations,
which include active work with Ateliers d'Aviation Louis Breguet of
Paris on the Breguet 941, a large STOL transport,
(Short Take-Off
and
Landing),
and
continuation of a
prime contract to supply
engineering to a prominent Italian manufacturer for a new helicopter.
As
part of the company's diversification program, work was ad¬
vanced on a line of proprietary products, including radiation detection
instruments
for
both
home
and
industrial use, and an electronic
aircraft
will
%
represents
for
instrumentation,
period
:;
1961.
Mathieson
developed
is
of
Hiwassee
Ala,
Charleston,
at
program,
produces
brine
by
'.<'/■
;
.
immediately
executive
end
capacity of
a
the
Mcintosh,
chlorine,
chief
the
Power
now
plant
caustic,
on
River.
which
soda
company's
31,
government
and
industries,
petroleum and
electro-optical systems are
equal
the
and
subsidiary of Texas Utilities Co.
a
construction
and
for
and
corporation
process
caustic
expansion
acres
Mathieson
is
begin
will have
unit
new
Tennessee
in Texas,
July
ended
year
resulted from
$928,000
construction
finance
to
;/r':•■"VV":'
chemical,
reported
Chemical, Corp.—New Plant—
using
chlorine
internal
about
Olin
and
facility,
of
Co.
will
scheduled
is
new
poration's
The
proceeds
the Old Ocean field,
;
President
Osborne,
-Production
duction
the
use
s„
diversified
new,
addition,
electro-
and
missile' programs,
program.
contract
sanitary
precision
of
producer
industry
and
space
;'//. /
funds.
institutions
the
491,000,
Worth.
Electric
vicinity
J.
will
Co.
pipeline bctweeh
of
from
EARNINGS—For
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Old
sales
of
range
came
range
the
and
petro-chemical
government's
a
importantly
nouncement
of the proceeds of the stock sale to help finance con¬
of an additional plant near Norwalk, ConnY Another $500,000
applied toward purchase of machinery and equipment,1/with the
be
The
through
$23,000,000
designer
a
the
for
the
as
Mayfield
added
Corps
Offered—Blyth
Stock
1961,
$1,400,000
use
rowed
for
190,
missile;
These sub-contracts which are
represent a substantial source of income
major contribution to America's space
Army
Electronics Division,; acquired by Piasecki in 1959,
to the company's favorable year-end report.
The
complete and modern production facilities at Mayfield, capable
of
producing nucleonic.
electronic and electrochemical components
using
the
latest
manufacturing methods played a major role in
struction
to
owned subsidiary of Texas Electric Service Co. has bor¬
It
foot
65,000
feet.—V,
as
missile
The
Co., Inc., and associates offered publicly on Sept. 8
issue of 100,000 shares of the corporation's common
stock $1 par value, at $44 a share.
that
will
old
new
fiscal
well
a
into
Piasecki,
to
also
an
Old Ocean Fuel Co.—Private Placement—This wholly-
as
its
square
for
continuing
and
of
mass./production
the
&
preferred stock of the company
giving
tion
in
•
..
...
Increase
131%
airframe
'■
130,000
■
and
three"
•
moved
plant
one-story
Perkin-Elmer
>
quarterly dividends
were
paid on the
in the amount of $336,935.
these dividends, net income for the year was
equivalent to 13 cents per share on the 1,471,361 shares of common
stock outstanding.
Stockholders' equity increased $186,567 over the
previous year.—V.'189, p. 2678.
y ;Y,
the
During
cumulative
-
Corp.—Subsidiary Gets Interest
"big
Yty:.;/
tests.
in sub-contract work
during fiscal 1960 rep¬
resented
another
important sales gain for the company,; Piasecki
secured a. number of important contracts in the missile field, including
the1 critical
responsibility for
manufacture ,*of the * airframe and
nose
cone
for
three
types of
re-entry vehicles, one of which is
used
in the
Air Force Discoverer program,
and the booster section
(Canada)
among
delivered to the Army for
will be
vehicie
air-ground
unique
field
extensive
Manufacturing Corp. of Pawtucket, R.
Tel-A-Sign
its parent company, Murphy Corp., and The
Co., a subsidiary of The Burmah Oil Co., Limited
Glasgow."
and
successful
.second
/£'
607,
p.
illuminated
modern,
says.
Western
London
the
191,
'V-i;:w■-':■,
Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary
■<
versus
ODECO,
by
Oil
Burmah
on
completion of
comprehensive; flight test programs
by Sky-Car I led to an
additional Army contract for Sky-Car II,
a
more
advanced, higher powered twin-turbine aerial jeep.' Fabrica¬
tion
of
Sky-car
II is
well under way, and upon completion, the
point-of-purcnase advertising signs. Pantex Manu¬
facturing Corp. is one of the leading producers of commercial launary
and dry cleaning equipment.
*
Mr.
Steiger stated that 1959 Tel-A-Sign sales were $2.5 million,
and
that sign sales are expected to substantially increase in 1960.
Tel-A-Sign's sales for
the
first
quarter
of
1960
were /$1,111,975
for
report
undertaken
de
year.—V,
Piasecki Sky-Car I,
under Army contract.
world's
the
The
during
increased earnings
result in
current
maintained during its five year history.
report
highlighted the success of the
first aerial jeep designed and built
The
favor¬
less
the
"Bill"
A.
Albright,
Tel-A-Sign
exploration and development, a highlight was the joint Louisiana
offshore
lease
acquisition,
exploration,
and
development
program
a
reflect
1960
(Canada;
Manufacturing
plastic
In
Y
of
anticipated
field,"
of
months
the continued
management policies the
aggressive sales and
of
result
a
has
company
Ltd. of Montreal has acquired a
Tel-A-Sign,
Inc.,
according to
a
joint an¬
Steiger, President of Tel-A-Sign, Inc.,
President of Pantex Manufacturing (Canada)
in
A.
•
Pantex
-
by
Gaston
and
v,
that deliveries of about 800 barrels of production
day, net to ODECO, will begin soon from leases in this salt dome
"it
months
nouncement
this
xrom
reserves or the equipping of properties for pro¬
the Block 110 field are being completed and
gas
Facilities
duction.
taxes "
the company was founded in 1955.
Piasecki, President of the company, stated
N.
is
..
the
Pantex Manufacturing
substantial
production
and
Capital expenditures amounted to $2,389,000 compared to $2,493,000
1959.
Expenditures in both years were directed toward the find¬
In
four
last
Pantex
revenue
from
the history
in
six
Frank
growth
to
report
since
reported
A
LaBorde,
J.
of
in September, should
completed
the
President, describes the year as one of-the most
of the company.
"Contract drilling at over
98%
of capacity showed
gratifying improvement over lows of the
previous year, the first important production was achieved with the
commencement of gas deliveries from two properties, promising new
reserves were discovered and partially developed, substantial additional
offshore exploration acreage was acquired, commercial bank debt was
reduced, and a net profit from over-all operations was recorded for
the first time in three years," he said.
"
Alden
significant
of $82,229 (or $74,960
1959, When there Were no
forward.
in
•
(over-theafter
City
York
New
t '■
••
.
stock¬
recorded in the. prior year.
from contract drilling
$6,428,066
income
first
/-.'A
•'
profit
ended
carry
conditions
and
J.,
&
; ;
were
$868,683
gross of $405,408,
the previous year.
a
source
/
the
of
loss
to
net
a
months
loss
the
of
economic
N.
yesterday
rr
industry, and certain non-recurring
pre-operation expenses incurred in connection with the construction
of new
facilities which will more than triple the company's output
of polyvinyl chloride resin.
' - ;
":;v
.%•
."v.; ■/'. *
It is anticipated .that the operation of the new facilities, which will
the fiscal
with
compared
\
company
significant
earnings in
annual report
in
the
to
as
year.
over
increase
an
first
the
and
the
20%
of
increase
an
of
revenues
gain
$522,302
was
previous
the
for
$430,754
sharp
a
according
1960,
six
of a
results
The
Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co.—Annual Report—.
year ended May 31,
holders.
Net
income
the
because
able
*
"
The
announced
for
taxes)
as
Wadkins Producing Co., and Warren Hackman from
as
Passaic,
of
company,
counter)
Obele Oil Co., T. Roy Wadkins, doing business
further violating
registration and anti-fraud provisions in the sale
doing business
Sr.,
announced Aug. 31 the filing of
seeking to enjoin Edward M. Obele,
Office
(USDC, Colo.)
This
r
30,
for
share
Pantasote Co.—Net Down—
i.
year.
$523,660, equal to $1.15 per1960, in the company's
corporation reported earnings of
the fiscal year ended June
This
sole
800.
appointed
been
corporation.—V.
the
of
has
Co.
before the end of the
Corp.—Triples Earnings—
Piasecki Aircraft
Complaint—
Regional
Denver
Federal Court action
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
605.
p.
and
Obele Oil Co.—SEC
.
.
expected to be completed
by Pacific is
192, p. 404.
ties
Ltd.—Exchange—
Co.,
Pacotronics, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
The
in the
metal
hafnium
of
Petroleums
Phillips
Reactors
Operations Office of the ABC. It provides for two phases of work, the
first covering the performance of trial evaluation runs and the second
covering
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(996)
in
purchaser
Marache & .Co. (in connection
the subordinated notes; and
and
exercise
of
the
warrant
and
option
The company now
It distributes
a
has outstanding 434,651 common
wide line of electronic products.—V. 192, p. 745.
•
Continued
on
page
40
,
Volume
192
Number
5985
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•. •.
.
(997)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
first
the
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
Name of Company
in
the
two
Stock
separate
dividends
1
•
'
1,1
Name of Company
;
Aetna
Finance
Stock
i
Aid
Share
?./•.
_______
Investment
&
Discount,
(reduced)
Common
•■>5%.%
preferred
B
Alamo
/?4% %
Crystal
prior
American
Sugar,
Forest
American
10-
1
.
6c
(quar.)_
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
25c
_
9-
6
*
L
.,
to holders
..
American
•Stock
of
record
Israeli
American
National
American
Metal
American
Seal-Kap,
_;;5'/<
3rd
Anchor
Fire
Insurance
shares
6 "Ac
t
preferred
.9-28
25c
9-30
9-16
$1.25
9-30
9-22
$1.25
9-30
9-22;,
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
25c
9-15
43 Vic
com.
9-15
•:
9-30
redeemed
this
Babbitt
5 %
Oct.
on
1
at $105
dividend)
(B.
T.),
Mfg.
4%%
10-17
Class
9-30
9-
6
Fischer
9-30
9-30
Metal
10-14
9-30
'•
y10-14i
'9-30
Middle
10-14'
9-30
Milton
$1.37%?
—_____—
1
Fair
$4.20
,1
Stores,
10-31
50c
"r
12c
_____
9-15
9-30
9-16
Co.,
Beech
8-31
11-1
10-10
10c
11-
10-20
1
15c
preferred
12 %c
10-
1
9-15
4c
9-20
9-20
8-31
9-30
9-20
25c
<quar.)___,
Creek
Borman
Stock
30c
11-23
50c
British
Petroleum,
American
(Equal
Brooke
*
-
(1959)
from
Camden
9-15
10-
1
;
■
.
(quar.)
$26c
10-15
9-15
J45c
__
10-
9-22
31V4C
11-15
10-21
$2.50
9-30
9-15
10-14
9-30
t37%c
11-
1
10-1Q
t$1.25
11-
1
Class
10-31
10-15
40c
:
10-15
9-30
(quar.)__
Gas—
(quar.):
& Gas,
59%c
Electric
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
9-30
36c
$1.02%
_____——__
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.02%
10-
1
9-15
4.75%
preferred C
preferred D
(quar.)
$1.1834
10-
1
9-15
$1.20
10-1
22c
9-30
62%c
9-30
9-15
$1:25
9-30
9-15
Cerro
de
Pasco
Common
(quar. )
5%:
9-30
9-30
25c
9-30
9-16
(quar.)___—
1%
9-30
9-16
62 %c
(s-al
9-30
9-16
Telephone—
Bell
Suburban
$1.12
Theater
Cleveland
Clevite
Co
Co
&
Combined
Insurance
Ohio Electric
Southern
(Fort
Worth)
of
about
to
Water
this
Reynolds
&
Petroleum,
Culligan,
&
Inc.,
(quar.)
'
>
Nut
——
—
Mfg.
Diversified
Dixilyn
Doeskin
B_——-——
Foundries■ & Steel—
Dow Brewery,
Duff-Norton-
9-15
9-15
,12%c
-—
.
Edgecomb Steel
Co..
Egry Register,-5%%;
9-19
15c
10-
1
9-20
9-30
9-16
25c
Heritage
Electrical- Products
-
'•> 20c
10-
5%
•
9-30
9-16
10c
9-29
9-19
9-15
9-1
9-30
9-15
4%c
—
,
$75c
$1.50
10-
30c
1
9-19
10-4
9-14
4V2c
-
9-30
5c
(quar.)_
9-15
8-31
•
1
10-1
15c
9-30
5c
17y2c
-
" 9-15
v9-16i
10-15
10- 3
-9-30
9-16
10-15
9-30
10-15.
.
12c
9-23!
■
50c
:
9-15
Ox
1%
10-14
9-14
(quar.)
(quar:)_l___r__
,15c
»
$1.37y2
-
y
25c
9-12
9-30
> 9-20-
10-
V
y
9- 9
% 9- 2)
-a9-15--:.
9.-10
>9-20
Car,
9-15
10-
1
»2%c
9-16
10-14
9-15
10-14
9-30
6c
11-30
11-10
11-30
11-10
3%
dividend).
$1
25c
.
10-15
income
plus
9-30
9c
15c
(N.
9-20
9-
9
Y.) —
11-
1
10-14
137 %c
10-
1
9-16
10-
5
9-19
10-
5
$1.25
Ltd.
Ltd.
Water
10-
5
9-19
129c
pfd.
10-14
9-15
150c
(quar.)_
10-
3
9-15
(quar.)
(Toronto)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
29c
10-15
45c
10-10
85c
:
Aluminum Extrusion, class A___
Illinois Gas, common
(quar.)
10-
10c
1
9-15
9-19
9-27
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
30c
11-
1
9-22
$1.25
11-
1
9-22
$1.37%
11-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
10-14
;
_____
(quar.)
9-22
16c
Fibre
.?
60c
9-14
Brush,
9-14
Pacific
9-15
Coast
16%
10-14
10-
16 y4c
.____^.
1
Inc.
9-15
9-
5
40c
9-13
9-
6
31V4C
(quar.)—
E.)
10-15
preierred
15c
10-
1
9-17
30c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
Y.)
(N.
tl5c
15c
10-15
9-30
9-19
preferred
"quar.)
40c
9-30
16c
9-15
9-
preferred
11-
preferred
334 7c
preferred
4%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
preferred
1
Pittsburgh
10-25
9-23
8-31
Porter
Stockholders
Tile
9-16
Prestole
Corp.,
Progress
Laundry
10-15
9-30
Puget
10-15
9-30
Pulaski
$1
10-15
9-30
Purity Stores, Inc.
10-15
9-30
6.40%
9-30
9-19
62 %c
9-30
9-19
$1.31'/4
& Son
Milling Co.,
4%
Interantional
Minerals
4%
&
(quar.)
?,,;
—
,
.
Shoe Corp.,
1st
Machine.
Class
B
9-15
Riverside
Trust
(Hartford)
9-15 >
9-
6
Robinson
(J.
Co.,
9-15
9-
Hotels
Corp.
6%
American
La Salle
Steel
Louis
9-30
Electric
Sangamo
Aviation
9-20
Scott
9-20
Seaboard
;
9-30
9-
6
9
37 %c
9-29
9-29
9-16
Air
Rainier
9-
9
9-
Steel
Co.
10-
10-19
9-14
9-"30
9-16
9
9-23
Class
9-15
9-
30c
9-30
(quar.)
.
B
Co.
1
9-17
10-31
10-14
1
9-15
10-
10-
pfd.
9-16
9-15
9-16
1$1.75
.)
(q
9-28
9-30
6c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
4%% pfd. (qui .)
170c
$1.12%
20c
(quar.)____
25c
(quar.)
10-
1
8-29
9-
9
9-28
9-12
1
9-15
10-
10-15
10-
3
1
9-20
9-30
9-15
10-
10-
1
9-19
40c
12-
1
11-16
(quar.)_
15c
10-10
9-23
15c
10-10
30c
9-30
9-
dividem
2%
9-30
9-12
20c
class A
9-30
9-19
25c
1)
(quar.)
class
(stock
B
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Shop,
&
10c
(quar.)
25%
dividend
9-23
9
9-30
9-21
1
10-14
11-
6c
9-
9-30
9-16
9c
-<
9-15
5c
Electric
Superior
Ss 9-30
9-
6
9-30
9-
6
1
Class
A
(initial
quar.)__
Class
B
(initial
quar.)
preferred
$5
9-
9-15
5c
Ga.
of
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
1
—
9-30
25c
,10-
$1.43%
8
Textile
9-16
1
9-
Ltd.
10-
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
t$l
.
9
!
10c
Fiber Glass
dividend; 4^—2 %
&
Electric,
(M.)
& Sons
Lawrence
St;
Electric
(quar.)————
Ltd.,
? Convertible
5%
3iy»c
;
:
(quar.)— L_
10-15
f
50c
- -
(1960
(quar.)
v
9-19
Corp.,
9-15
9-30
9-15
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.50
series)
(quar.)
31 %c
11c
(quar.)£*-*-.
125c
25c
priority
Manitoba
Sugar,
C
shares
(quae.)
Ltd.,
6%. pfd.
Manufacturers Trust-- (N.
Maplewood Bank &
Y.)
9-30
9-15.
10-
1
(quar.)r_- *
1
9-20
J47%c
11-
1
9-30
(quar.)
11-
1
9-30
9-29
9-19
10-15
y?
25c
10-1
62 %c
United
25c.
-r-
62 %c
10-
1
9-15
10-10
9-19'
1
9-19.
10-
12c
9-30
9-
8
12c
9-30
9-
8
10c
9-30
9-16
25c
Inc.___
9-30
9-20
9-30
,9-19
—
Income Fund (10c from net invest¬
and
2c
from, securities
profit)
.
9-20
9-24
25C
(quar.)
9-16
60c
9-10
10-
(quar.)—
Funds, Inc.—
ment.inc.
9-15.
75c
(qua*.) _iu—*;
•.
9-15 •
1
.
Midland Corp.* '(qu^ar.)l—r'
9-30
United
,10-17
-
Co.
Rapid Transit, com. (resumed) i
convertible prior preferred (quar.)—..
United Foods,
9-30
10-
4_—53 %c
(s-a)_____
t$3
Trust - (Nr J.)
10-3L
'
9-15
125c
(s-a)
City
>5%
9-21*
9-30
t$l-25
Twin
Mfg.
Products
Trico
9-16.
9-16
10-15
3
9-30
tlOc
Torrington
9-30.
>.
8-31
9-30
10-
9-30
Dominion Bank
Toronto
9-30
1
15c
——_
Mallinckrodb Chemical Works,- -class A- (quar.) •
preferred
10-
t50c
(quar.)———
preferred
9-29
25c
10-21
40c
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A
9-15
10-15
10-14
9-16
37 %c
10-14
9-30
10-31
1
35c
—
Power.Co.,.;Ltd...(s-a)
Stores
Drug
<
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred
Lowenstein
com.
9-10
8c
(quar.)
Thorp Finance Corp
9-16
...
pfd.
$1.25
8
2
1
(quar.)
Tool
Investment
Thrift
8
99-
9-30
15c
,
9-
10-1
Power
10-
25%
(quar.)
(H. I.)
dividend
Stock
9-15?;
9c
$1.25
(quar.)—
Insurance
Thompson
9
Thor
9-30
12y2c
30c
—$0.3593%
(quar.)
Theatres,
Angeles Drug
Marine
9-16
50c
■
Louisville Gas
4% %
5
•
Stop
9-20
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—_
Co.
(Marcus)
Mading
1
10-
10c
Service
Co.
Co.,
9-
10c
(quar.)-.
Water,
S.)
8
9-15
15c
(quar.)
(L.
Starrett
9-
11c
(Canada), 7%
$2.80
Screw
1
22 %c
Co.
Telephone
Market
Star
9-13
40c
A
9-16
10-
3c
-
(quar.)
Public
9-20
3
5c
RR.
9-30
10-
35c
—
■
9-16
$.0766
(quar.)
(quar.)
Holding Corp.,
Standard
9-20
9-23
5c
Dredging Corp., common (spec!
convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.60
5
3
10-
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Lynn
2
1
10c
Standard
9-15
9-30
30c
Liberty Loan Corp,, common
5% % preferred (quar.)
Lower
9-16
12-
10-
(quar.)
Brewing
Ltd.,
Southeastern
9
9-
9-20
30c
(quar.),
Stock
1-3-61
9-14
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
South
omitted at this time)
Corp. (Phila.)
(increased)-—
Class A
Los
Line
Southeastern
4%
Lexington Water, 5%% pfd.
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Loew's
9-16
1
1
(quar.)
Service
Company
Somerville,
—
10c
Superior & Ishpeming RR.
Corp. of Delaware—.
Lancaster
Life
0
10-24
10-
—
Sherwin-Williams
9-16
$1.50
9-
9-30
Lamson
Latrobe
9-16
50c
class
Farms
Mattson
Shale
8-31
35c
(quar.)
2
9-30
5
115c
(quar.)
Castings
9-30
9-30
shares
9-
9-20
Wines & Champagne—
(Common payment
Lake
C.)
10-15
9-15
(quar.),
pfd.
Co.
Bros.
$1
A.—
S.
1
9-15
87 %c
.)
(q
Fund (quar.)
Foil, Inc. (quar.)
Stock
Consolidada
9-
2
37 %c
,
9-
9-15
1$1.50
10-15
1
Jewelry Stores (quar.).
Kelling Nuts 6% preferred (quar.)
Kingwood Oil
(stock dividend)
Knott
9-16
25c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Richman
10-
Kay
La
1
9-30
9-15
150C
.)
(increased
common
Republic
Standard
Kirby-Cogesh-Steinan
10-
10c
(quar.)
Regency
split)
(10-for-l
9-16
10c
com.
9-15
split)
(10-for-l
A
Class
preferred
Seismograph
(accum.)
(Del.)
Inc.
3
25c
__.
Ltd.
9-15
10-10
—
Business
Co.,
America,
9-19
$1
Sulphur, 7% pfd. (s-a)—
Jenkins Bros., non-voting common
(quar.)_
Founder's shares
(quar.)
Jonker
of
9-30
7%c
——
pfd.
6%
3
10-
$2
(quar.)
10-15
.
(quar.)
9-14
12 %c
(quar.l__.
(quar.)—
Telephone
Scott
preferred (quar.)—————_—«.—
Funding <N. Y.)—
?.??
convertible preferred
9-12
9-28
10-
35c
preferred
Furniture
40c
pfd.
___——
Investors
(John)
&
preferred
6%
Chemicals—-
(quar.)
9-20
10-15
20c
(quar.)
Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
Rapid
St.
International
9-20
9-20
$1.50 1
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
10-15
V
$6
V 15c
(quar.)
9-20
9-30
10c t
RR.
t40c
(quar.);_
(W. H.)
9-20
9-30
25c
(quar.)
UOc
:
9-16
9-30
$1.75
Navigation
Corp.
$3.50
31 %c
—
11-15
35c
(Toronto)
5%
Veneer
Radio
(quar.)
Hutchinson
Sound
Quebec
Huntington Hall ■___:—
1
9-30
9-30
25c
•
■
tlOc
preferred
12-
9-19
6
five-for-four stock
—
11-15
9-30
20c
(quar.)
19.
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
5V*%
preferred
(quar,)—
Hughes Owens, Ltd., class A (quar.)!
B
Machine
9-
split effective Sept.
Class
Cable
30c
57c
1
3c
(qu
(reduced)
9-20
;
a
Erie
Mfg.
9-15
Gas—
approve
6
12-
14c
com.
•
Corp.
Premier Trust Co.
Pomona
9-30
_
—
9-20
9-
30c
Bankers,
Lake
&
10-11
(initial quar.)
common
Mulliken
Pettibone
$1.10
(quar.)—
9-20
14c
(quar.)
93%c
(quar.)
common
4%
-
'
-•7%
15c
(quar.)
Natural
Houston
New
Corp.,
dividend)
(quar.)
35c
—
(Hawaii)-
Finance
9-20
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-20
10-15
(quar.)
1
56V4c
—
9-20
10-15
(quar.)
common
Industrial
5c
(quar.)
9-20
$1.12%
Fibre—
Securities
$1.40
9-21
10-15
10-15
(quar.)_
common
Non-voting
-
:
(stock
Chemical
Personal
$1.37%
(quar.)—_—_—
Mortgage
Peoples
9-21
.
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
9-30
9-30,1
$1
9-19
$1.09
$1.10
preferred
Vocing
9-21
—
9-30
'
$1.18%
(qt
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
pfd.
r
$1.18%
$4.36
(quar.)
$1
Inc
Household
37 %C
Corp.,
preferred
Penobscot
9-15
>
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lighting
$4.75
Co.— "
I.)
Inc.
preferred
$4.40
9-20
&
Boxes,
Co., 5%
$4.50
4%
Insurance
Mailman;
„
9-15
1
9-20
40c
Holophone Co., Inc.
>5%
17%c
______
(quar.)—._—*
(Calif.)
,9-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
9-30
2%
(quar.)______^________
(quar.)_
Inc.
Fund,
Hoemer
Home
9-16
31 Vic
9-15
1010-
9-10
(quar.)__
4'/2%
9- 7
9-19
9-19
(quar.)—$37%&10- 1
preferred
•
9-30
10- 1
10-1
9-30
/
:
y?
,(quar.)_l_j.___—..—t$1.12.y2
Ltd.
1
9-16
37%c
87y2c
87%c
Inc.—_—___■.—________—.
Co." lquar.)__'___•
9-15
10-1
(quar.)
___
Drilling,; class A (initial)—
i._
Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)____
Dominion
1
10-
Co.4_-_i._____--_----____
Fund,
10-
10-
'
$$1.37%
(quar.)
Dominick
8c
9-12
1
$$1.37 %
Corp.
4%%' preferred
Insurance
Co.,
9-15
__
Valley
10-
9-15
______
A
.
25c
(quar.)
class
9- 9
9-20
America-—
$1.50
$4.75
(L.
8
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Financial, class A
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets—
%7%
1st preferred
(quae.)—___,
Delaware
9-22
9-
10-1
7%c
J 10c
1
Davidson-Boutell, 6% conv, pfd. (quar.)___
Decca
Records, Inc.
(quar.)__^__-:_^_______
Decker
,
10-1
(initial)-,
___■.—.__—
Sugar
Ltd.,
9-22
r:
50c
—
Corp.
•
(quar.)
common
class
Frere,
i
'
(Hartford)
(quar.)
preferred
10-10
$1.37%
.
(quar.)__
Inc.
Cuban-American
David
25c
—_
Crescent
1
9-22
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)__
Works, common (quar.)—__
preferred 1945 series (quar.)
preferred 1947 series (quar.)
Corroon
9-
1
$1.16
time.
Co—
Screw
1
Jefferson Lake
—
(quar.)—.—_
!
(quar.) _______________
A
B
10-
Sick's
$1.31 *4
common
new
9-19
9-19
30).
Hempstead Bank
Irving
Glass
3% %
5 %
Co.,
preferred
preferred
3%%
9-15
11-
record
(quar.)
Gas
Continental
Coro,
of
Acteptance Corp., class A
preferred
Consumers
Northern
9-30
35c
preferred (quar.)______________;—___
5%% preferred (quar.)——
Co.—
Connecticut Bank & Trust
Corning
9-23
distributed
be
(Pittsburgh)
at
9-19
4%
6%
(quar.)—;—.
Corp.—
omitted
Dividend
5 % %
10-15
50c
preferred
Comptometer
5% 7,
9-26
approval
(quar.)—____
(quar.)
Trust
30c
10-10
Commission)
holders
to
1
Dec.
Commonwealth
Consumers
9-19
22.
Commonwealth
5%%'
9-15
25c
(quar.)___
com.
Commerce
preferred
preferred
4.64%
Co.,
Expected
Sept.
5.25%
9-30
9-30 ;
$1.25
$1.37%
dividend
Common
(subject to the
Illinois
the
2.4%.
9-30
10-14
27 %c
New Jersey
Haven
1 %""'.
__;
__;
(quar.)_^
'Common'>tlncreased
Insurance—
Edison
Shoe,
(Walter?.
Heller
8
9-29
33%%
dividend
Stock
9-
45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—--
Commonwealth
9-15
America—
of
Co.
Standard
American
Stock
9-13
15c
dividend
•Stock
1
30c
(quar.)
Columbus
Commercial
10-
25c
Trencher
Corp.
9-19
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (qU&T;)*—1__
Harper (H. M.) Company (quar.)____—!i_—
9-15
Quarterly
Circle
9-30
dividend)____
Hanover
9-15
3334c
dividend)
preferred
&
$1.37%
—__
America—
of
(stock
Cincinnati
—-—__.—
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Co.
—_
(quar.)—
preferred
Chamberlin
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.35
:
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
9-20
10-31
1
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)_
England Trust Co. (Boston)
(quar.)__
Palomar
9-15
5% %
(stock
preferred
Hamilton Cosco, Inc.
9-15
Telephone,
New
,
(quar.)
$5
B
9-15
(quar.)
preferred B
$2;50
dividend)
9-30
J93%c
common
4.10%
Central
(stock
Heppenstall
Electric
4.80%
A
Great
10-10
tlOc
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred A
3
3
Gold Seal Products Corp.—
'.6%;%
12%c
Ltd.,
preferred A
9-19
$1.12%
10-28
Terminal—
Central
Illinois
9-30
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
&
New
preferred
Drug Stores (increased)——_________
(3-for-l split subject to approval of stock-
(quar.)
&
Industries,
National
New
Gray
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Bronze,
9-16
4% %
9-16
9-15
3
10-
$1.22%
_
(stock
of
Ltd.,
preferred
9334c
(quar.)___.__n._^______iW_i-:-w
Gibson
Greeting Cards, new
(initial quar.)
Goddard, Inc. (stock dividend)
9-30
10-
10-
(quar.)__;
Westchester
Grocers,
9-15
10-
$1.06 V4
holders Sept.
Aguirre Sugar Co.
4.10%
9-19
1
9-30
;
Co.—
Class
Central
Central
10-10
British
(quar.)___
preferred
14.75%•
9-19\
10-
3%%
after
(s-a)___
preferred
7%%
6
9-16
30c
gains)—
Trust,
National
1
...
(interim)
9c
preferred
Refrigerating
Steel
(quar.)
(Canada)—
Fastener
Canadian
10-10
9-
t55c
(quar.)_
receipts
Packing Corp.
Canadian
9-15
7%c
..
preferred
Camloc
National
Parts
10-14
$1.12%
9-16
preferred
Genuine
40c
15C
9-30
6V4C
preferred (quar.)_______
5y2%- preferred (quar.) _-_______c________
9-16
8-29
■-
9-22
37%c
$5
9-16
9-23
9-15
25c
9-29
(quar.)
9-15
9-23
,15C
-25c
9-16
15c
—
9-16
20c
Quarterly
9-16
(quar.)_______
Rubber
&
Co.
of
1
____
(quar.)——
Corp.
capital
1
preferred
9-15
15c
,
Ltd.—
Products, Ltd.
California
Tire
(quar.)
com.
common
investment
Bank
10-
3%%
i
10-31
1
9-26
3%
'
4.16%
Building
v.
(quar.)
approximately
Bond
57,
(quar.)__
Telephone
deposit
to
taxes).
>5%.
Inc.
;
Columbia
10-
12V2c
20c
preferred
British
Time
net
10-
;*4%%
dividend
Bowl-Mor,
9-16
preferred
General
9-15
.
9-16
Ltd
Stores,
•6%
General
from
5%
Co.,
9-16
lc
Investment
25c
_
approved a 3-for-i split:
Co.
(quar.)
Petroleum
(quar.)
Co.,
Food
1
9-30
9-30
RR.
Trust
10-
11(46
(quar.)_
common
Western
Bishop
9-15
$1.50
Inc.,
Corp.—
Stockholders
Billups
9-20
9-30
$1.12%
1
Controls
9-16
1
25C
(quar.)
Royal Dairies, Ltd.
National
■
General
Service,
preferred
25c
_—
1
9-23
$1.25
(s-a)___
$1.05
(quar.)_
_.
1010-
9-16
8-31
5c
(quar.)
Inc.
Extra
(6c
9-26
11-30
1
? >:>
(increased)?™?
(quar.)_
Knitting, Ltd., 4%% pref. (quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Motorola, Inc., new common (initial quar.)
Mount Diablo Co. (quar*)
____.
■W': i
9-15
-
10-
70c
Corp. (quar.)
Valley Gas (quar.)____________?
Gas
Mount
12-31
6
37 %c
~ZZ~ZI
Monarch
.1
;:
10-
15c
(quar.)
Aircraft
Beech
62Vic
(quar.)
common
Laboratories,
Preferred
(quar.)
A
•
,,
1
45c
Maid
4.90%
9-6
75c
_______
Cov.
11-
25c
$30c
(quar.)
States Telephone (111.)
(quar.)
Bradley Co., common (quar.)
Mississippi
9-15
9-15
,
Corp.
preierred
Minute
N. J.).—
(quar.)
common
9-19
(s-a)
'
10-11
9-30
5%
Mobile
—
(quar.)
1
70c
Goods
Mutual
preferred
10-
Extra
i-
_________
10-
9-15
10c
(increased)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
'$0,136
5%
9-
7
1%
10-14
16.66%
Co.,
9
10-
dividend
10-14
(quar.)
(Kearny,
Fund
9-16
9-
75c
45c
$1.25
'
€%
(quar.)
15c
City
Growth
9-20
9-19
_
(quar.)
common
Linotype
5%
-—
Porter
&
Florida
9-27
16c
42 %c
___^
(quar.).
$1.25
.i.
27 %c
preferred
conv.
Food
$1
A
preierred
Stock
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
$1.50
> (N. Y.)—'
„
6%
share
per
......
preferred
preferred
Baxter
-
(quar.)
common
Optional in cash or stock——_____
Florida Telephone, class A
(quar.)
_.
Inc.—
convertible
Bates
.
27c
Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
National Credit, class B (quar.)
National Realty & Construction Corp.
First
9-19
.
Banx
Fulton-Carroll
f
9-19
12-23
.
be
1
3
Distilleries,
Mergentnaler
Fund
Industrial
dividend
■
■
National
First
9- 6
53 Vac
.
(quar.)
Oil, 414 % pfd. (quar.)__
Telephone & Telegraph—•
participating class A (entire issues to
plus
i
10-
Melcners
Merchants
2
1-3-61
25c
—__——_—
quar.)
Publications
National
First
25c
Anderson^-Prichard
.
30c
(initial
Stock
Associated
$4
________
9-
Holders
72c
~
rheccric, Ltd. (quar.>
Mayfair Markets, 6% preferred
9-19^
3
9-30
When
Payable 0} Rec.
Y.)—.
Maui
5
Assn.—
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
(From net investment income)
F'irst
9-30
(quar.)
pfd.
(Minn.),
1
(quar.)
(quar. )>.___
Co.
11-
3%;;;.
(quar.)
2nd
5%
9-
(N.
-
,
Amer.
to approval)-
Products
preferred
Casualty
$1.75
Mills,
(subject
45c
(quar.)
Finance,
dividend
Financial
Sept. 9.
Paper
dividend
10-
40c
>
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
5 % %
preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores-
8-31
split
9-20
Co.
Trucking Co. (quar.)
Mcv^uay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)_________^~"~~~
monthly ________—_4___—____ 3
Services
Stock
New
of both the class A and class B shares
ii-i
(Pa.)
5%
Federated
Greeting Corp.—
approved a two-for-one
.Stockholders
Trust
Co.
9-19'-
10c
Share
Trust
Increasea quarterly
Massachusetts Life Fund—
From net investment income
9-19
1
payment
__—____;—
Mortgage
9-19
1
10-
'
Federal
9-19
9-13
9-30
10-
of Company
Midland
McLean
(this
(quar.)__-__
National
Increased
9-19
.
Rubber
Insurance
Federal
.
9-20
9-15
50c
,
*
' 9-20
?:9-20d
•
10-r 1
$1.12%
.
(quar.)
■
1
10-
37%c
Products
........
2c
common
preferred
9-16
•V
Per
Name
Marine
»
40c
-
!
arrears)
Merchants
&
Federal
9-15
1
34%c
'.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)™
Works
!
Iron
American
10-
.........
Inc.—
preferred
,
9-30
2%c
clears all
Farmers
Faultless
Payable of Rec.
10c
dividend
v,;
:
Holders
When
9-19
$1
(quar.)__
common
Corp.—
preierred
Whitney
convertible
$1.60
>
i...Per
„
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)__^__—
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)^_
Fairbanks
9-30
3%
Jonnson
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
—
___
4%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
When
Share
v
Mig.___—
dividend
Endicoot
an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
payment date.
Electric
Emerson
9
United
U.
U.
9-
2;.
9-16
S.
S?
25c
:
r
Pacific
Corp.
Cold Storage
& .Foreign
from
(quar.K
Securities
realized
i-from- ordinary
(quar.)
capital
4ncome>-_
Corp.—
gains
plus -15c
Financial Chronicle,
The Commercial and
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Tobacco Co.,
Leaf
Universal
(2-for-l
preferred
8%
Universal
to
11-
1
10-
7
American
1
9-13
9-28
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
10-
$2
American
9-17
$6
payable
«Sc
Felt,
$2.28
Industries, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Hardware Corp,
Stock
.
57c
(accum.)
preferred
conv.
9-30
dividend
American
Waddell
B
15c
9-15
9-23
9-15
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
20c
10-
1
10-
1
American
6%
9-16
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)—
Ward Baking Co., 5Vi% pfd. (quar.)
—_
(No action taken on com. payment at this
9-19
Corp.
(.Jim)
Walter
9-23
; i5c
class A
Reed. Inc.,
&
Class
American
{
,
,5l/4%
,
Telephone, $5 preferred
Warren
(quar.)—_—
10-
$1.25
.
1
preferred
preferred
-4Vi %
4.20%
American
9-20
9-24
10-15
Common
Machine
Western
&
$1.05
10-15
7%
Class
A
22 Vic
—_
9-15
Class
9-30
9-15
35c
9-30
8 VB %
Co.,
62 Vie
(quar.)____—.—.—
preferred
Blake
Whitney
Gas,
Co
Public
Wisconsin
1
10-
1
10c
pfd.
5%
Woolworth
iquar.)_
Insurance
(Gaiv.,
Optical
Co.
Co.
American 'Photocopy-Equipment—.:
Increased
quarterly
11-
1
10-14
American
{ "
Chemical,
Corrugating
Yosemite Park &
(quar.)__—_—____
Co.
(quar.)
Curry
25c
9-23
Zion's
Supply,
7 Vic
9-30
9-30
Sanitary—
Common
9-20
Co-operative
Quarterly
(quar.);
(quar.)
Mercantile
Ship
Common
Institute—
40c
__——
9-15
9-
7%
6
6%
Below
give the dividends announced in previous
we
preceding table.
Class
Name of Company
C
Industries
P
A.
C,
A.
L.
J
F.-Wrigley Stores, Inc. (quar.),__
D., Incorporated (initial)
Abbott
Laboratories, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
Power
Common
4Vi%
&
Paper
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Common
S1.20
5%
pref.
Acme
9-1
10-
Wire
Co.
Acushnet
Process
Adams
Co.
aividend
Aerovox
Corp.
Casualty
Aetna
Life
Aetna
&
(quar.)
Extra
Class
__.
N.
Corp., 5Vi%
Co.,
preferred
pfd.
4.20%
pfd.
(quar.).
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Industries
9-
$3.75
(quar.)
1
9
9-15
9-
10-
75c
10-20
9-30
183/4c
_____
(quar.)
10-
60c
10-
$1
10-
$1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)____^_
1
9-16
1
9-16
1
9-15
12-15
1
9-15
12-15-,
9-16
9-23
30c
10-
75c
L,
....
10-1
40c
Co.—
9-
1
6
9-2
10-1
?
9-15
20c
American
Bosch Arma
American
9-15
1%
8-31
10-14
8-31
Broadcasting-Paramount
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Theatres
5%
7%
preferred
American
$1.25
Cement
com.
3'2%
&
Cyansmid
preferred
American
D
(quar.).
Barge Line (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)___
(quar.)—
approved
District
American
American
American
a
6
'
Felt Co., common
preferred (quar.i
Fire
&
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Atlantic
Atlantic
40c
9-30
10-
1
9.
9-19
8-31
9-12
9-
9-
2
10-
1
9-2
50c
10-
5
9-15
20c
9-15
15c
$1.50
9-15
1
10-1
9-
9-
2
1
Quarterly
(Houston)
Atlas
—
35c
7%
Avnet
10-
preferred
B.
Co,
of
Company
Co.
RR.
<■
.
:
of
Alarm
$1
Baldwin
12-15
11-30
6%
6%
9_19
9_
6
9-9
f55c
25c
(quar.)
12-1
1
"
9-15
,
25c
1-15-61
9-12
9-15
•
11-15
r
-
^
1
9-
1-15
8-29
5c
9-27
9-
9-15
8-19
9-15
8-19
15c
:
10-
2%
9
9-15
9-22
40c.:
12 Vac
1
*
9-
9-22
8-26
TO-
1
1
9-19
9-30
'
9-23
tlOc
9-30
$31V4c
9-30
9-
9-30
9-
1
9-
9-30
9-
|433/4c
9-30
9-1
9-21
Company
4%
.
&
Wilcox
Ehret
Hill
Co.
(quar.)
Piano Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
&
Electric,
preferred
preferred
C
com.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___________
1
9-15
30c
9-21
9-
35c
9-30
9-16
56V4c
9-30
9-16
42c
9-30
9-
6
33c
9-30
9-
6
50c
9-15
8-26
9-15
8-26
9-16
9-30
J25c
9-16
9-30
25c
10-
7
1
*
9-15
2
15c
9-20
9-
(quav.)__i
933/4c
10-14
10-
3
(quar.)—
f50c
9-15
9-
1
1
9-
2
J25c
10-
Lid.—
10-11
$0,071
v.
8-23
-
6
9-
6
f62c
10-
1
9-
6
J69c
10-
1
9-
6
Columbia Packers,
B
(s-a)_
preferred
class A
5%
Corp.
Trust
Co.
Brown-Forman
Class
4%
'.V $5
Buckeye
Buiova
(quar.)
Corp.,
Burrard
Corp.,
Pipe
common
Stock
,
Co. (quar.)__.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dry Dock,
Shoe
(quar.)
9-30
9-10
12-31
Ltd., class
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
5-15
,
10-
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.).
'.
2
9-
9
9-23
fl2c
9-15
8-26
25c
10-20
9-23
•;
9-12
15c
8-12
9-30
9-20
10-
$1.12Vi
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
;
28VbC
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
62Vic
10-
1
9-15
3%
(quar.)
5%
1
9-
9-22
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
9-
9-15
lOc
4Vi%
1
9-20
15c
1
common
8-25
40c
Co
Dreferred
1
$1.25
,.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.,
A
10-
15c
■
;
Manufacturing,
'*<1,.
9-10
9-30
10c
1
Co.
Corp.
Butterlck
8-26
10c
A—
Line
Terminal
Butler
9-16
>
1-5-61
62Vic
j
class
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
Butler's
9-22
20c
<;:
<.
(increased)___;
9-19
1
9-30
60c
_•___
common
10-
I2V2C
•>
10c
Watch
Burnham
1
9-23
"
,,
(quar.)
preferred
Bush
;
-v
B
preferred
Brunswick
1
9-
95c
(quar.)
Distillers
9-
9-15
10-15
Co.—
(quar.)„
(Ralph)
9-15
f35c
t37'/2C
____
(quar.)__
(Phila.)—iy
quarterly
Glass Co.,
preferred
Brodie
(s-a)
6
jsoc
Ltd.
(quar.)
Industries
Street
^
;____
Power,
Columbia Telephone
Bymart-Tintair,
I
T
preferred
50c
Financial
9-
9
Cadre Industries
9-
2
Calgary
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-12
10-1
9-9
5%
9-23
9-
9-15
9-1
10-14
9-30
1-13-61
12-30
California
?25c.:
9
Stock
6%
Consumers
preferred
$2.50
10-
1
9-15
$1.12'/2
10-
1
9-15
California
$1
10-
1
9-15
California
Ink
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Liquid
Gas
1
9
9-15
8-31
9-16
2
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
2
JS1.25
10-
1
9-
2
50c
4%
.
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
25c
9-
9-
J$l.l2Vi
Corp.
Power
1
10-15
(quar.UOc
;
i.—
Electric
10-
t$l
(quar.)
dividend
California
12Vic
J5c
common
9-30
preferred
9-15
65c
2%
$1.50
;
10-
i
1
9-16
$1.50
'
._,■
t$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
1
10-
30c
(quar.)____________
2
10-
t$1.19
(quar.
9-30
4c"
25c
v
1
9-
$1.25
)
preferred
Brockway
C
(stock dividend)
9
9-
8-31
dividend)
;
9-
6
1
Fund—
income)——
1
9-15
6c
9-
1
J37Vic
(quar.)—
10-
v
9-
1
$34%c
_____
9
j683/4C
•
—
common
Increased
10-15
U2V2c
(quar.)—
9-
9-
$3.80
1
ill3/4c
^
(quar.)
1
1
British
9-15
•
10-15
25c
8-26
10-
20c
Tobacco
British-Columbia
9-16
1
9-15
1
British
1
10-31
1
Broad
10-
7
9-16
10-
4
TO-
9-30
5
3
10-
4
8-22
911-
10-
British
{
9-15
:
8-
1
t$i
8-
9-15
10-
$56c
8-
•
9
*53c
9-12
1
9-
9-16
1
(quar.)
v 9-12
10-
j~
1
1
2
$62V2C
4%
Baltimore Gas
4%
3
10-15
7>/ac /
Baldwin
4V2 %
l5c
Collieries
10-
9-
10-
5%
1
1
1
9-29
-
deposit
preferred
Class
f
$25c
1 "
(quar.)
Stock
9-
9-
9-
11-15
14c
;
preferred
Note, Ltd.
4%%
2
8-15
1;
1010-
t683/4c
(quar.)
Vi %
4
9-
9-15
' t25c
';•%
(quar.)
(stock
9-15
preferred (quar.)
5Vss%
preferred
(quar.)
'•
\*S
10-
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
9-15
J283/4c
3%%
9-15
9-19
;
Bank
3
10-25
87V2C
;
.
2
$2
Co.
60c
'
investment
7
9-
12V2C
.
(quar.)
50c
dividend
Fire
8-15
9-15
27VaiC'-*
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
America
__u_
receipts (interim)
British Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
4 V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
-
$1.50 y s
•
.
Corp.
1
9-15
10-
income
(quar. )„
Co., Ltd.,
Co.,
9-
dividend
(quar.)
American
■American
8-15
1
15c
Co.
British
depositary shr.)
pfd.>.(quar.)_,
British-American
8-15
9-15
10-
65c
Okla.)
Brass
Bristol-Myers
British
9-15
5%
.
&
9-17
11-19
30c
& Co
G.)
9-16
9-30
,
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—
Bristol
••
'j;{• '■
•
i_
Electronics
Babcock
5
9-10
•
9-15
10-
15c.
(Tulsa,
1
9-15
1
-
(quar.)
Insurance
10-
••
v
(quar.)__;__
class A (quar.)_
preferred
F.
9-15
9-
J15C
Conn.
Co.
A
9-30
11-30
(interim
1
(T.
9-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
10c
British-American Oil, Ltd.
(quar.)
Line
Houghton
S.
Bright
9-6
30%
Co.—
v;"--'
Line
preferred
(From
1"
9-30
25c
(accum.)
Coast
Life
Ayrshire
9
9-30
37y2c'
Sprinkler Corp. of America
Telephone Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2% preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
i
9-
if;
.5%
1
9-16
31V4c
(quar.)
expenses
Extra
9-30
9-16
10-15
50c
5.28% preferred
(quar.)_
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)
5
10-14
10-15
>
$1.37Vi
Brass Co., common
(reduced)^preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co., common (quar.)
Brillo
.
Plastics Corp. (quar.)
Auto Electric Service, Ltd., com.
Class A (quar.
6%
8-
:
(C.)
2
25c
4V2%
9-30
tax____
Aurora
«
25c
9-15
1
preferred
9-
20c
Bridgeport
9-19
$4.50
Quarterly
9-15
—
1
9-15
•
1
9-I6
Brewer
9-15
vt.
10-
(quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd.,
B
(quar.
5'/2% preferred (s-a)__^
Atlas Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
8-18
9-15
10-
■*
25c
Class
2
9-1
1
'-"VK';
ordinary.
Teregraph
Atlantic
8-29
'9-1'
8-31
9-15
10-
w
6%
9-20
10-10
9-15
Corp., Ltd. (interim).
Mersey Paper, 5V*% pref. (quar.)
8-19
*'
10-17
Atlantic Refining Co., common
9
9-
9-15
9
10-15
Avalon
1
9-
•
1
75c
.•5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Bowling Corp..of America (quar.)___
Brach (E. J.) & Sons
(quar.)
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power
Co., Ltd.—
8-12
9-26
$30c
Automatic
30c
—
Insurance
Ltd.,
Coast
Auto-Soler Co.
3
/ 9-13
:
2
9-15
1
10-
8-15
of North America, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
5%
35c
•
(quar.)_rf
9-9
9-15
9-
•
10-
10-20
9-15
9-15
Albany RR.
8-26
$1.25
income
&
1
1
_:
less
1%
3Va%
class
10-
9-15
(quar.)_,
Corp.
and
Corp.,
1
———.
about
Concrete,
Boston
30c
(quar.)
Electric
Automatic
15C
(reduced)
&
Associates Investment
9-9
9-12
:
12y2c-'
-V.
Transport, Inc.—
convertible
8-19
Casualty Co. (Orlando,
General
Associated
6%
,'V
class A
9-16
10_
Bostic
1
10-
(quar.)
pence
to
8-
8-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
fees
amount
9-15
93%c
;
8
1
Bowater Corp.
25c
Industries
preierred
(quar.)
After
tax.
.will
Bowater
25c
(increased)
$4 partic:,
Stock
75c
Quarterly
American
Telephone
Common
8-19
30c
(quar.)
American
American
Associated
3
25c
' 9-30
9-12
r
•
Picture
9
9-
3
10-
(quar.)
Ordinary
1
9
9-
9-15
40c
(quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)____^
9-
:
—
Club
"
$1.16!/4
—
9-10
>
9-15
25c
—
Ltd.
9-15
10-15
'
;
10-
flOc
J25c
(quar.)
Brass
&
1
9-15
9-15
9-30
40c
preferred
common
Corp.
Inc.-
(Holding),
payment of 6.8
2
25c
__________________
Telephone Co.,
payment less British
1
spilt
(quar.U
(quar.)
Corp. (reduced)
Express Co.
(quar.)
Export Lines (quar.
Ltd.
Final
10-3
62'/2c
Fisheries
9-
$1.08
Associated
Axe
Enka
American Factors,
preferred
10-
87!/2c
two-for-one
Telegraph
American Dredging Co.
$5
Automatic Canteen
Distilling Co.—
Stockholders
American
Cable
Booth
9-
"t;30c
(quar.)—
9-
1
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
6%
Book-of-the-M'onth
9-15
5c
J
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-
$1.40
Borax
A
;
(quar.)—:—
10-
6y4c
Chairs
Commercial
American
9-15
3iy,c
Participating
American
A
15c
(reduced)
(quar.)___
American
"
9-15
Stores,
(J. H.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
43%c
Corp.,
preferred
25c
25c
.
(o.uar.)
9-15
''
7
50c
_________
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
*
Cascade
9-
10-20
>
6c
,
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-10
10-
$1.25
Bowater Paper
Atlas Press Co.___—
$1.62 Vi
Aluminum
'
.yy;'
9-15%
70c
,
9-10
1
$1.06 V*
9- 2
11-15
.'''f--
(quar.)
1
10-
25c
9-16
9-22
10-
Inc.
Co.,
1
10-
9-30
—:—
—
preferred
Bond
9-16
' 11?15
(quar.7VzC
Ashland Oil & Refining, common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
9-2
...
1st
Class
i
9-22
1-1-61
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries
prior
Boise
9-15
Corp.
C.)
(H.
Bohn
6
9-15
(quar.)
Blum's
9
10-1
Co.
-9-
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco,
9-
9-
9-28
10-
&
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Calif.), 5% conv.
5Vi%
$1.37 '
Constable
preferred
7%
Inc.
Borg-Warner
(quar.)
9-15
15c
±
(quar.)
9-16
V,
9-30
r
50c
(quar.)
8-31
15c
(quar.)
Laughlin,
Bohack
$1.18
Ashdown
2
9-2
9-
i-i-gi
$1.50
__w_
...
1
10-1
933/4c
;
9-
"
.
Co.
Bros.
Bell,
9-1
1
9-30
i
12%c
;_
9-15
9-15
—
—
preferred
&
Bloch
Blue
9- 9
9-20
10-
„15c'
'
com.
Bliss
9
9
(quar.)
Asbestos
I
9-15
99-
•.
2 y2c
Co.,
(La.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
Valley Gas & Electric
Blaw-Knox
'9-9
(quar.)
Arvin
9-22
9-
30c
pfd.
2
9-30
37V2c
...
common
10-
13%c
(quar.)________
(quar.)
8-26
9-
30c
___
Rubber
9
50c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.).
2nd
1
9-30
1
10-10
250,'^:
(quar.)
Associated Motion
<quar.).___
(quar.)
Biltrite
10-
30c
Aggregates, 5% preferred (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical
(quar.)
preferred
9-20;
9-15
3 1
10-
Light—
preferred
Arundel
9-20
1
9-9
...
preferred
Note,
1
10-
*32y2c
10-
,,
preferred
Arnold
9-9
10-
9-9
American
Bank
10-1
1
Gas
1
60c
(quar.)—„ —
Water
preierred
5.60%
9-1
35c, y
9-30
$f '• 10- 1
!
Power
9-15
1
8-26
Decker
&
*4.25%
9-9
preferred
Armour
9-16
1
1
3
35c
.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork, $3.75 preferred (quar.)____
Armstrong Rubber (quar.)^_
8-26 "
10-
-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
1
1010-
25c
(quar.)
Black
10-
$1.50 \
-
9-20
9-20
10-
-
3
3
9-10
Inc., com. (resumed)—.
Ltd., common (quar.)
Hats,
A
Blackstone
10-
7tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
9-16
5.48%
9-16
r;.'V'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
*30c
of America,
preferrec
1
9-13
10-
(quar.)___
Co.
10-
10-
<v
tlVuc'} 10-;7
Oil
Biltmore
•:
(quar.)
8-30
1010-
Cement—
Corp,
Saco
&
9-10
9-30
A
(quar.)
common
Insurance
8-31
1
i
&
Manufacturing Co.
Biddeford
8-25
9-15
4.72%
9-16
30c
(quar.).
$4
1
" $1.06Vi
(quar.
Sugar
-
15c
....
Stores Corp., com. (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers M.'g. com.
(quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co.
(quar.)..:
Corp.,
<
10-22
$1.25
Allied
Amalgamated
"10-22
1
40c
82y2c
__—
preferred
4.32%
12Vic
(quar.)
Artists Pictures, 5Va% pfd.
Allied Laboratories
<quar.i__
Aluminum Co.
10-22
1
35c
'______
,__T_
(quar.)
1
10-
(quar.)
_____________
Louisiana
4.65%
11-
9-10
I2.V2C
common
Arkansas Power &
$1.50
Allied
6la %
8-26
11-1
10-
Glass,
Arkansas-Missouri
10-22
9-10
1
_—____________
Fuel
Arkansas
9-15
10-1
10-
(quar.)
Products
Electric,
b
Arkansas
,
11-
$1.15
Allegheny Corp.. 6% pfd. (s-a)___
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.).
-6%
•
1
$1.05
.
....
preference
American
1
9-13
$1.37 Mi
Steel
Steel.
American
:
II-
50c
(quar.)
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.—
America
10-
9-9
■
$1
preferred
6".-2%
1
."•;
(quart)
Products (reduced)
Algoma
10-
?
9-9
9-14
50c
Power
Inc.,
1
1
Bibb
15c
(quar.)
Radio
Quarterly
1
10-
$1
Class B
V4%
9-
Bethlehem Steel
8
9-8
40c
(Miami)—
preferred
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
Anthony Pools. Inc. (quar.)
Apex
Smelting Co.
(quar.)
Applied Arts Corp^
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
3
10-
15c
....
Co., common (quar.)..
5%
preferred (quar.)..
____i
Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co., class A
(quar.)..
Alden's
10-
9-15
40c
—_____
—
Wood
2
9-
9-15
3
v
(quar.)
Gas
4.60%
9-27
10-10
11-
6
9-
(qilar.)
Corp. (initial)
Anglo-Canadian Fulp & Paper Mills—
;■
Common
(quar.)
$2.80 preferred
(quar.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
1
35c
..
Alabama
9-
Y.)
...
Extra
Alabama
9-12
'Class
1
9-
433Ac
Co.
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
•
(quar.)
IT'
—50c
Hocking
Post
Andrea
8-26
9-
65c
(quar.)..
B
9-12
9-26
30c
(Watertown,
__
A
8-12-
5c
____
Akron Brass Mfg. (quar.
Alabama By-Products-1-'
Class
9-13
22V2c
(quar.)________
(quar.)
____i
Insurance
Quarterly
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Insurance
Agricultural
8-20
4%
Inc.
preferred
preferred
1
________
6%
Co.
Anderson
9-26
2%
Surety
9-10
8-31
15c
______
—
Insurance
3
25c
....
$4
Anchor
9-15
15c
-v
Corp.
Anchor
9-10
9-16
4%
6
10-
'
*-.?"* 15c
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
IVnO
(quar.)__
_____
Aetna
10-
3
9-
50c
Insurance
Tobacco,
Metal,
9-16
10-
(quar.)
&
10-
9-20
Bigelow-Sanford,
(quar.)
Surety Co. (N. Y.)
Anadonda
7c
dividend)
Co—!
Express
Stock
10-
*$1.25
____
:i_
Addressograph-Multigraph
8-22
$30c
...
_.
(stock
8-22
9-12
Ampco
9-1
9-12
'
.
$7
,
common
9-15
17Vic
J25c
155c
(quar.)
common
class A
(quar.)2
Limestone
70c
(quar.)
9-15
9-19
4%
Paper,
B
12yac
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
American
Class
$1.50
(resumed)
preferred
<
Construction, class A(quar.)
(reduced)
Corp.
1
10c
$1
:
Quarterly
,:-
il5c
(quar.).
Aeroquip
S6
1
Bergstrom
2
(Indianapolis)—
Refining,
American Title
8
3iy4c
____,
(quar.)
Electric
Acme
$6
10-
7%
American
American
9-8
^
___________
(quar.)...
Missiles &
S4
1
19-
J42Vic
,
i
(quar.)
(quar.).—
class A
Acme
Allen
10-
10-
i28V«iC
Ltd.—
—
& Metal Products Co., common
preferred (quar.)—;___
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
4
45c
;
....
5%
Alco
1
$1
(quar.)
Abrasive
Alan
9
9-
.....
Abit.bi
Stores
9-
9-
9-2
Bessemer
(quar.)
Co.
10-
42Vic
dividend
31 y4c
(quar.)
Foundries
American
9-15
9-24
9-15
./■./
preferred
American Sugar
-
12'Ac
Payable of Rec.
9-30
__
J.)—
—______
Steel
8-26
(N.
preference
Insurance
Stamping
9-15
Co.
common
(quar.)
American
62y2c
lOc
12-12
30c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
American
22VaC
____
$1.25
12-20
-
—
:
Co.,
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)_
Finance
9-30
10-
60c
25c
J25c
t25c
J25c
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(increased)^—
preierred (s-a)
Beneficial Standard Life
9-15
1
10-
40c
•-
Savers
Corp.
9-30
10-
1
9
10-
84J/8C
$1.12Vi
—
5%
9-12
12-
'
.
Co.,
Holder*
When
Share
(quar.)
B
Bendix
9- 1
.
Stock
(quar.)_____
States
A
Class
/
■
Per
A
Snuff
preferred
American
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Building
non-cumulative
American
*
20c
(NY)
(resumed)
"
9-1'
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Belgium Stores, Ltd.. 5% preferred (quar.)—
Bell Telephone Co.
of Canada, Ltd.——
-
—
Re-Insurance
American
'*!9- 1
9-20
.
Life
2
9-
8-31
1-2-61
\f/'
(quar.)i._
preferred
Nut
9-
9-12
9-15
(quar.)—71/2c
common
9-26
9-26
9-15
10c
(quar.)_.
Beneficial
; $1.25
9-15
4c
—
Ltd.
v
$1.25
; y
Belding Heminway, Inc.
9-12
1
non-cumulative preferred
A
.'$1.40
Beech
"
9-15
$1.25
Class
10-20
10-20
f1
—
Counselors, Inc. (quar.)—
Lumber, Ltd., common (quar.)
Beaver
9-15
3
1
Co.,
preferred
Beauty
9
"
9-15
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
American Radiator & Standard
9-12
9-
$1
""
■;
11-30
30c
.
(quar.)
■
American
Electrical
Zenith
10-
10-
(quar.)
5%
York
9-20
Foods
6
30c
$1
50c
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
Beaubran
Corp., ordinary
0-
75c
—
4v2Vo
6
9-10
,
12-15
-
com.
American President Lines—
,5%
4c
183Ac
;
preferred A (quar.)——
;.$5 special preferred (quar.)____
8-29
9-29
v
$4
9-30
11-10
W.i
Ltd. Ordinary & Amer.
receipts.
(Two shs. for each five held)
"
—
&
9-
_____
dividend
3%%
8-31
9-29
9-26
Distilling
B.)
(James
Beatrice
11-21
9-15
.
50c
10-14
10-15
.}
Texas)
(quar.
10-14
1
Beam
Stock
12- 1 J
t
25c
1
Potash
1
''
25c
(quar.)—
11-
15c
10-
:
J-
.
50c
,
$1.27
(quar.)___~———1_—.of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—„
>
$1.12y2
_
11-
(P.
deposit
Stock div.
28c
'.
9- 9
9-9
{ 10- 8
Ties
9-26
10-20
2/o
25c
$1-40
(quar.).
&
Brummell
Beau
10-20
I,
$1-56^
Lomb, Inc., common
•4% preferred (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)_
9-15
15c
(quar.)—
Bausch
9-15
"
Inc.—
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
com.
■
News
American
6
9-
50c
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
—____—__
$1.26
—
9-16
Works
Iron
Bath
.9-30
5^c
t$l
—
Co. (quar.)_
(quar.)—
Bastian-Ble$sing
10-10
9-19
9-30
$1
$Lbb
35c
37Vic
Preferred
9-15
;■
"' 9-30
4c y-,
American
•
1
40c
Quarterly
9-16
9-16
Co.,
Canada,
of
8-19
10-14
'/I®
$
Corp.
Barber-Ellis
•
10-
97y2c
Quarterly
9-15
.
,!/
(quar.)______
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
Combing
10-14
Co.
National
'
preferred
5.08%
1
American
"
9- 2
9-22
'
(quar.
Motors
1110-
-
Service,
5.04%
(quar.)
Meter
American
10-14
$1.50
preferred
5%
preferred
American
9- 3
10c
Metals
&
(quar.)
Metal Climax,
3
1
37V2C
(quar.)——
Natural
_
11-
$1.50 v
Western
.•4'/? %
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.31'A
—_____
(quar.)
11-14
10-14
12-
$3.50
common.
A
9-16
-20c
(Milwaukee)
Ltd. (quar.)
Barber Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)
Basic, Incorporated, common (quar.)
Convertible preferred (quar.)
Stock
Bank
9-20
10- 5
Illinois—
Manufacturing (Del.)
American
(quar.)_____
———
Securities
9-30
12V2C
—
Casualty & Insurance
Insurance
preferred
10- 5
Foundry—
Maize-Products
9-20
25c
(quar.)_
Machine
American
9-20
10-15
preferred
American
American
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Western
Wool
{3.90%
9
9-20
$1.02 Vi
_______
(quar.)—_
preferred
6%
9-
California Telephone-
Western
5%
80c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_—.———__
iquar,)__
preferred B
preferred C
4.10%
_
—
(quar.)
common
(■quar.)___
8-25
8-19
$1.50
(quar.)__
*
Power Co.,
Penn
West
9- 9
,
9-10
(quar.)
of
;9-30
" 9-20
Corp
Co.
9-9
15c
(quar.)
International
American Investment
time)
RR. Co. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro Electric, common ^quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
:
: "
4% preferred (quar.)___
—
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment of Amer. (quar.)
9-19
15c
20c
*
(quar.)_
& Aroostock
bi»ngor
9-21
,
9-30
1%
preferred
Co.
10- 1
.
16'Ac
(quar.)__!
common
American Insulator
9-30
30c
(quar.)_______
Supply
non-cumulative
10-10
—
(Joseph)
Bancroic
9-9
$1.50
-
Hospital
Ice Co.*
,10- 5
25c
V.
(reduced)
American Hoist & Derrick
9-19
(quar.)____
com.
American
Van Norman
Common
•
,
Share
•
11
RR—
(quar.)
& Sons
,
^
in cash
8c
Hair
•
Baltimore & Ohio
P'und—
distribution
stock__
or
—
Co.,
Growth
Capital gains
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
,
When
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Share
r
.
of
(quar.)
Pictures
Per
Name of Company
17)
Oct.
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
.
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
approval
com.
subject
split
stockholders
.
75c
10-
1
9-15
63c
10-
1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
10c
9-15
9-22
8-26
9-
8
Volume
Number 5985
192
.
.
.
California
Pacific
preferred
5%
5%
con
5.40%
Utilities,
(quar.)
series)
preferred
New
Calumet &
Hecla,
Inc.
Inc.,
(quar.)
Camden
Trust
Cement
Co.
(N.
preference
Corp.,
$4.25
J.)
.
preferred
&
Iron
4
,
Ltd.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
^
-
—_.%—
(quar.)—
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
_
v.Extra
■Class; B;. (s-a)—;
.
(s-a).!
Class-A
Extra
:
9-
1
i
9-15
B (s»a)—
Extra v.
8-19
4%
—.—
'
10-
1
9-16
9-15
8-31
9-12
Coca-Cola
9-15,
Coca-Cola
9-15
9-15
8-15
2
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
Colonial
10-
1
9-
Colonial
Collins
tl21/aC-j
4-1-61
3-
f.
3-
4-1-61
9-
t$l
(quar.)
common
$1.00
preferred
(quar.)—__
$1 75
preferred
_
(quar.).--—4.-'—,
Canadian
5%
Collieries
preferred B
Canadian
-*
Canadian
B,
Corp.
Records,
Carey,
Baxter &
(Philip)
Kennedy, Inc:
Mfg. (quar.)
Co.,
1st
preferred
General
&
Carson
Pirie Scott
Carter
(J.
7%
Castle
Ceco
W.)
7%
Corp.
Co._,
—
2nd
Foundry
A
5%
preferred
A
preferred
5%
preferred
Central
4%%
preferred
4.75%
4'/2%
.,4.64%
4%
Illinois
Common
;.
— 3,50%
4.6%
9-12.
Edison
Consolidated
Electronics
1
i 9-12
Freightways
9-23
9-
Gas
8
9-
9
Consolidation
9
Construction Products,
9
Consumers
9-21
9-
12-21
12-
9
;4.16%
9-21
9-
9
4.50%
12-
12-21
Co.
99-
9-15
9-30
;;
1
9-
9
9-24
9-
8
1
9-
9
Continental
10-
9-16
10-
5 8-26
9-16
1
9-16
1
9-30
9-15
8-31
Donnelley
9-15
8-18
9-15
9-
9-
9
6V'2%
12-15
12-
1
10* I
10-
9-
1
;
10-
Dow
10-
1
9-12
9-15
8-31
10c
'9-15
%
22V2C
Dubois
9-
2
9-15
9-
6
'
12-
1
20c
35c
10-
4
11-
9-30
35c
10-
87 V2c
9-
Insurance
Continental
Steel Corp.
1
9-9
$1.15
10-
1
9-
10-
$1.50
1
9-
9-30
50c
9-
9-15
15c
9-
Central Steel & Wire Co._
25c
9-12
Central
Transformer
10c
9-15
Central
Trust Co.
Central
Vermont
9
9
Controls
Co.
Cooper
Tire
9-
10-
1
9-15
9-
9-
(Rochester.
Public
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
income)
Certain-teed
Products
Corp.
9-
9-15
9-
2
9-30
(quar.)
'.
9-
Bank
2
9-15
9-
'
1
6
Class
7
6%
.
9-22
9-
10-
1
9-16
25c
10-
1
9-16
75c
•
10-1
9-14
4V2%
3V2%
&
be¬
50c
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
60c
1
9-31
8-15
9-
9-21
■,
9-13
45c
(quar.)
10-
loc
1
8-22
9-15
,
9-15
9r. l:
convertible
10-15
9-20
9-1
(quar.)
&
Chicago
Molded
Products
(quar.)_
■
Common
(quar.)
preferred
A
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Eastern
9-21
8-19
1
9-20
Eastern
9-30
9-16
Eastman
9-30
9-15
•:
.
10-
Chicago National Bank
Chicago
Pneumatic
Chicago Rivet &
Chile
Copper
Chock
Full
(4-foivl
Christiana
-
7^"
Cincinnati
4%
1
Nov.
(quar.)
'z——
3)
4V2%
&
4
8-31
9-15
9-28
9-15
(quar.)
Curtiss-W'right Corp.,
8-22
9-10
Dan
9-20
City Products Corp.
5V2%
10-
3
9-15
10-
3
9-15
Dana
!
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
$1.37V2
65c
9-10
9-15
—
9-30
11-
10-
25c
' 50c
Inc.
A
9-
Eddy
1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-12
8-19
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-12
Cigar
Corp.
(quar.)
Mills,- Inc., .common (quar.)
(quar.)
^—
Crystal Dairies (quar.)
Corporation, common (quar.)
Darling
Davies
preferred
(L:
(Theo
Dayco Corp.,
A.)
■
H.)
(quar.)
Co.!
&
$2 pfd.
I—
(quar.)
Co.
A
1
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
'
Edison
1
9-
(s-a)
—_—
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
50c
10-
1 .'
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
51%c
x
10-
1
9-
6
9-15
9-
1
10c
•
Lj.
(quar.)
6
31V4C
9-15
31V4C
9-30
17 v2c
10-27
t$1.75
9-15
8-31
t$l
:
10-15
9-30
8-26
'
9-
9
10-
I
-
-
-
(quar.)___
t$1.50
& Loan
(quar.)
common
',9-15
9-15
1
preferred
Bond
Trust,
Electro Refractories
1
Ltd.
0
El
11-14
$4.50
$4.72
9-20
5
u.
6
El
6
Co.,
$5.40
Natural
Paso
Electric
Emhart
Mfg.
Empire
9-
7
6
9-
7
6
9- 7
1010-
12-30
12-
Erie
Guaranteed
Rule
9-15
8-29
Ex-Cell-O
1
9-16
Exolon
10-
1
9-16
Excelsior
9-26
Corp.,
1—
8-16
9-15
8-16
b-12
b-ol
9-12
8-31
50c
10-
9-16
1
9-
9-15
9-19
30c
■
%
9-29
9-
9-
2
1
8
'
9-30
'9-16
9-15
8-19
9-15
15c
9-15
$1.16 Va
40c
11-
8-15
9-
2
1
1C-20
9-15
8-25
9-15
8-29
$1.34
10-
1
S-29
$1.03
10-
1
8-29
$1.12 Va
10-
1
8-29
$1.18
10-
1
$1.35
10-
1
32VaC
50c
8-29
8-29
9-30
8-26
9-15
9-
3
15c
9-30
9-16
40c
——
9-
10-14
9-15
34c
9-15
20c
10-10
9-
1
8-15
9-15
9-
2
Fafnir
10-
5
Fair
conv.
87 Vac
(quar.)__——
Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
9-15
11-15
30c
common
(quar.)
:(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Corp.
9-12
22 VaC
IOC
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
25c
1
8-31
9-
2
10-31
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-12
—
37 V?
Company
——
(quar.)—
c
50c
9-16
9-
6
10c
9-20
9-
2
1
10.-15.
90c
"(initial-quar.)_—
Co.
preferred
5%
10-
:
(quar.)—
RR. Co.-Stock (quar.)
Inc.,
Eversharp,
9-
-
9-30
9-20
t30c
9-15
10-25
10-10
10-
1
9-15
10-
4
9-15
87V2c
$1
Resistor
Evans
2
9-15
125c
& Pittsburgh
Erie
2
137 Vac
...
29c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Industries(initial-quar.) —.—
''
9-20
;
20c
20c
20c
8c
50c
93%c
Co.
9-10
30c
District Electric,
Englehard
9
8-22
50c
—
(quar.)
2
9-
9-30
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.—
2
2
1
9-15
60c
common
9-
10-
9-16
—_
common
9-
9
9
9-30 %
15c
(quar.)^._„_
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
iquar.)^_________________
(quar.)
—_
Gas,
8-26
9-
9-
$1.06 V4
4
(quar.)
9-15
,
2
'me
—_——»———
Electric
9-15
25c
& Abrasives
10-1
6
2
9-23
7 Vac
(quar.)_-—
Corp.
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
f:% $4.12
9-1
10-
9-
9-
8-30
9-23
137 VaC
___—.—.—
Williamsport RR. Co. (s-a)
—
Consolidated Gas (quar.)__—
&
Paso
9-
9-
1
9-15
f30c
(quar.)—____—____
Industries
Eldon
9-15
1
1
10-
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
common
Electric Storage Battery
9-12
9-15
10-
10-
90c
7c
—
(quar.)—
Share
&
8-18
9-
9-15
t25c
—-
(quar.)
9-
9-
9-
5
45c*
Fund
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electriq,_. Auto-Lite
$5.36
9-20
6
6
1
10-
50c
(quar.)_—
Co.
Industries
Electrolux
12-
9-20
9-
10-
22 Vac
(quar.).
9-30
1
9-28
$1.12 Va
(ouar.)_——
Stock
Electric
9-
10-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)*.____,
common
10-15
f25c
Steel
Stores/
Bros.
4%%
9
50c
(quar.)—
1
46 %C
.___
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)____
(quar.)
:
—
,—.
A
9-15
10-10
9-15
112Vic
;
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., com.
8%
;__
10-10
10-10
10-
>
Asso;,
Baler Co.
Paper
9-29
50c
r
(quar.)
10-25
10-25
—
preferred
Co.;
Edgewater Sled
'
50c
(quar.)
1
52 VaC
—_____________—
Fuel
9-25
'
25c
50c
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-22
51V4C
;
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Eldon
37V2c
common
A
8-25
9-
52 VaC
;
Ecuadorian
Class
10-15
75c
15c
<quar.)__.
preferred
3%%
(quar.):
1
Elwell-Parker
(quar.)
8-25
1
9-16
9-15
9-14
;
87 Vac
(quar.)u..
Ltd.—
Emery Air Freight
River
$1
■?
10-
Economy
9-10
'
DWG
Daiich
10c
class
Cutler-Hammer,
8-19
5%
$1.12V2'
class
non-cum.
1
9-10
'
(quar.)__
non-cum.
$1.18%
(quar.)
Co.,
$2
A
Sons
&
9-
1
1
9-20
,
Transit Co
City Investing
Class
1
Machine—
preferred
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
6
(S,.)
9-13
10-
30c
.
preferred
Curtis
9-15
9-14
Publishing Co.,
$1.60
6
9-
25c
,
Curtis
9-15
10-
10-
12V2c
$1.50:
15c
(see Helene CuTtis
•
2
9-30
$110
—__
Industries)—
1
29 Vac
(quar.)
Investment
Economic
30c
—_
10-
&
$1.12 Va
(quar.
Howard
&
Eaton
15c
40c
;
(quar.)
Industries
(Helene)
2
8-31
*1 75
17V2c
;
(quar.)
Stores
9-
9-23
$1.75
Drug
9v
11-10
—_—
Co,
extra
Year-end
Curtis
$2
Co.,- common.
Electric—
Milling
Cities Service Co.
>
2
zzz:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati
911-
35c
;
(quar.)
Inquirer
Gas
Inc.
Engine
Cunningham
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9
9-
9-15
Sugar Co.,
Culligan,
11-25
9-22
50c
4%%
Cincinnati
12-15
50c
Securities
Corp.
Cincinnati
9-30
11-23
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Chrysler
10-20
split subject to approval of stock¬
holders
7%
9-
9-20
$1.31V4
28c
(quar.)_
10-14
9-15
9-30
Elmira
10c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$1.34
Elizabethtown
Crystal Oil & Land- Co., $1.12 pfd.
8-25
$1.25
uv
Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
1st preference A
(quar.)
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—
9-16
Cuban
9-28
Easy
9-16
6
9-16
9-23
9-30
2
9-30
12-16
9-30
9-30
7
American
1-1-61
20c
com.
9-
9-20
$1.75
(quar.)__.
common
Iron
(quar.)_
America,
1
9-12
35c
(quar.)—___
25c
9-
•
Co
O'Nuts
5 Vi %
of
9-
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Kodak
^—_—_____________—
Co.
9-15
Co.—
Malleable
1
9-
$1.25
i.
(quar.)
Tool
Machine
Steel
Crucible
&
preferred
$3.60
Eastern
Canada,
(quar.)
2
9-21
1
25c
■
5c
(quar.)_____
Ltd.—
10-
7 VaC
(quar.)
Stainless
1
of
11-25
30C
;
;_
1
preferred
4V2%
■;
10-
Zellerbach
12-13
50c
(accum.)
&
10-
Zellerbaclv Corp.
Crown
A
'
(quar.)
(initial)
8-26
11-25
frac-
qukr.)
-(quar.)_.
Gas
9-16
45c
Grown
Class
pfd.
10-
$1.25
__
$2
Stores
9-22
37V2c
A
Series
Seal Co.,
&
Self-Service
9-23
37'/2c
Series
Cork
Crown
of
(initial
Canada Savings
9-21
30c
25c
25c
(quar.)
,
^
Nemours
Bakeries,
9-30
Corp.—
11-1
25c
(quar.)
Common
Grown
A
Cummins
Chicago Milling & Lumber (quar.)
>
International
$2
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
,
(quar.)——
22c
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
;
Quincy RR.__
Inc.
Burlington
Class
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
87V2c
preferred
Chicago
Knowles
&
Cork
Crown
9-30
$1
-
—
1
9-13
12-13
9-
participating
10-14
(San Fran.)—
Quarterly
Crouse-Hinds
6
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Ohio Ry., common
Chesebrough-Pond's,
Corp.
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Crompton
preferred
Chesapeake
Crawford
9-16
10-
$1.12 V2
__
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
%
Corp.
B
9-
13c
(initial)
9-16
Participating
Eastern
50c
93%c
15c
12V2c
(initial)
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
—_____________
9-
9-
9-30
9-30
9-12
1
2
preferred
4%
1
flOc
(quar.)
Ltd.
L.),
Crawford
9-15
9-24
15c
——
(quar.)
Y.
N.
Corp.
9-
56V4C
pfd. (quar.)
Champion Mutual Fund of Canada, Ltd—
chance
Vought Aircraft (quar.)
Chemical
9-14
(R.
Company, common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)___^
1
1
10-
preferred
Eastern
8-29
10c
Crane
11-25
10-
10-
2%
Eagle Food Centers, Inc
—
East Kootenay Power, Ltd:—•
7
9-12
15c
$2.50
(s-a)
(Boston) (quar.)
12-13
35c
Sulphur & Potash
7%
25c
25c
preferred
5%
Insurance
de
preferred
12V2c
f8c
(reduced)
8-26
2
2^
1-
9-13
,
$3
;
Corp.
20c
Credit Finance,
(quar.)
Gotham, Inc., 4 V2%
preferred (quar.)___
6% preferred (quar.)—_
Champion Paper & Fibre—
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
Chemway
Crain
9-15
4c
:
5%
Champion Spark Plug
9-15
1
10c
'
__
Chadbourn
1
10-
10c
Industries (quar.) ______:
Shares Trust (from net investment
Century
Century
10-
$1.19
Life
13c
-
(quar.)
Duval
37V2c
(quar.)
Cradock-Terry Shoe,
$1.04
.
(quar.)
Co.
1
Craftsman
(quar.)
Century
9-
9-15
65c
(quar.)
4.75%
j
N. Y.)
Service—
.
8-26
Inc.
preferred
4.15%
I
9-16
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-22
9-15
1
11-
9-15
9-15
10-
9-15
(quar.)
.-_
Duro-Test Corp., 5%; preferred
1
10-
10-15
9-16
10-
1
t25c
lieu
9-161
Dura
11-
paid)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)'
3.75% preferred (quar.);
4%
preferred (quar.)—
>
9-16
8-16
U5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
■i'y 4.10%
9-27
9-15
-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
I.)
9-27-
9-30
13c
1
50c
(quar.)
10-14
•
9-9
t31V»c
com.
1
10c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Co.
10-14
15c
10-
le'Ac
(quar.)
Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A
Petroleum
Chemical
Cowies
1
$55c
:_
$2.10
2
10c
——
1
8-31
10-
4.20%
2
1
(E.
$3.50
•
(quar.)
J35c
t25c
10-
$1.37W
45c
93%c
(quar.)____
Rubber
&
1"' M 10-15
35c
Duquesne Light Co.,
9- 2
1
15c
Corroon
Cosden
1
25c
America
of
11-
i
Power
$4.50
2
10-
55c
Corporate Investors. Ltd., class A
8-30
9-
V. 9- 1
10-
$1.04
$1.12,A
$1.13
Co.
J37V2c
25c
com.
in
be
preferred
Common
9-19
(Chicago)—
9
&
9-15
'
—
—
Continental
10-
9-14
6c
-
>
,
,
9
$1.15
(quar.)
Copper & Steel Industries—
Reduced-quarterly
9-9
1
9-16
10-15
2%
Chemicals.
duPont
8
9-16
1
1
Co., common
7%
preferred A (quar.)
1
<
5.36%
B preferred
(quar.)___
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 5%
pfd. (quar.)_i_
7-29
10-14
..
.
30c
1
1011-
(quar.)
Co.
4%
Driver-Harris
Duke
(cash
will
Industries
Dresser
25c
10-
1"
9-20
tl5c
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-12
3
J25c
(quar,)__
Corp.; (Increased-quar.)
Dravo
9-
10-
dividend
Draper
7
9-22
9-21
9-20
■
39c
(quar.)_____
Chemical
9-30
5c
2%
shares
Corp.
( Stock
quar.30c
(quar.)__
tional
'
Dover
9-20
.
9
9-22
& Sons Co.—
dividend
Stock
1
9-
1
9-15
9-
9-30
25c
Paper* Ltd.
(quar.)_
Rockaway RR. »(s-a)
Co.
9
9-
10-24
5%
f
9-16'
tH
I
10-24
25c
;
(quar.)_
Ltd,
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons, new
Common
L
'.
!
9-17
1
,$40c
?
1
tl7 V2o
Steel,
Ltd.,
(R. R.)
Donaldson
■■11-
(quar.)
preferred
&
HO
10%
tax)
dividend
Dover &
$1.25
—
Continental
l°c
common1 (lnitial-quar.)___^_
Stock
1
9-15
,
9
+25c
Chemical, Ltd.,
(quar.)
New
8-18
9-15
1
Baking Co.
preferred
9-
.
$.076
(quar.)
9-15
10-
(Del.), com. (quar.)
$5.50 preferred
(qtiar.)!_________
Continental Can Co.,
common
(quar.)_
3.75%
preferred
(auar.)
!
Continental Commercial Corp., com. (quar.l
60c
common
Glass,
preferred
9-30
25c
•
9
9-30
$1
$1.23
9-
9-20
25c
(quar.)
Ltd..
Dominion Tar &
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
8-29*
shares
Ltd.
Corset,
Foundries
:! 7%
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-
Beneficial
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
10-
(quar.)
Assurance
9-12
45c
dividend).
(stock
Inc.
Cox Fund
Dominion
1.
9- 2
9-15
;
1
9-12
(quar.)
Dominion
1,
3
class A (quar.)
8
9-
9-26
i
70c
Second convertible preference (quar.)___
..
10-
Co.—
preferred
10-
,,
9-30
1
1
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.52%
9
Coal
Power
$1.12J/2
(quar.)
12-
112c
12-
9-21
$1.16
com.
9-
9-23
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
9-
9-15
Corp.
Houses,
Dodge &
■
12-21;
Stores
Dobbs
10c
(quar.)
Rock
8-29
9-16
25c
V v.
9-15
24c
(quar.)-~_
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.—
A
9-15
25c
9-15
1
y-tyy.: .•;>
\
Consolidated'feendefing Co.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
1
10-
60c
(reduced )i__'i.'_:
Utilities
.
2'/2c
'
Distillers, Ltd. (less British income
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible
(quar.)__!
:
9-15
10-
30c
$5
(increased
Consolidated. Paper;';. Ltd.
$1.18%
38c
;
'
9-30
%;
common
9-12 :<*■
Donnocona
V
Foods
Consolidated
Continental
(quar.)
10-15
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
•
9-26
—
Co.
25c
(quar.)
2
9-16
9-
15c
(quar.)
Disney (Walt) Productions (quar.)
Distillers Co., Ltd:—
American
deposit receipts—:
9-15
1
Alkali
$1 pref.
Quarterly
Consolidated
9-30
$1.25
-
Diana
Industries
2
9-
9-12
$1.43
Y.),
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
__.
(N.
9-
9-20
%
Diamond
$1.25
Consolidated
Class
Corp'.
9-
•V
9-30
Mfg.
11-21
(quar.)
9-12
8-
2 '
9-30
50c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.>
Devoe & Raynolds Co.
(quar.)
/
(quar.)
Cigar Corp.,
preferred
(quar.}__
Stamping
Steel
9-12
9-30
$1
preferred
9-12:
8
Detroit
Detroit
Haven)—
Insurance
11-30
9-19
15c
1
quar.)__.
Co.
40c
1
Co.—
Corp.,
$5
Inc.,
9-13
25c
25c'
(quar.)";
Securities
Water
Consolidated
Electric—
Penn National Bank (Phila.)
Central
10-
(increased
Connohio,
11-15
9-29
10-
25c
(quar.)
1
9-15
3
&
25c
•.
(quar.)_
Detroit Mortgage & Realty - (quar.)—
Light & Power—
Common
9-15
1
Life
9-10 ;
9- 1
9-20
"
15c
(quar.)
Assurance
General
Connecticut
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —
6%
10-
8
9-
—
Gasket
$50c
t50c
Life
9-20
12-15
Co.—
RR.
Dominion Fabrics,
common
9
(quar.)
Dominion
.
-
9-
Western
Trust
&
50c
Service,
preferred A
Connecticut
2
9-1
1
-
10-
7c
(New
9-
i5c
:
Industries
9-20
/
Consolidated
4.60%
Central
9-
9-13
9-15
Service—
Power
preferred
9-30
10c
40c
10-
.
Detroit
9-
'
20c
y"
9
9-30
50c
8-26
(quar.)
Trust
&
Public
Confederation
Grande
Bank
•
5.72%
$1.75
—
Detroit
9-16
15c
(Del.)--
9-
IOC
9-23:
(quar.)
9
9-30
;
9-9
income)
Loan
Bank
Quarterly,
1
8-30 '
9-8
1
1
9-
1
9-29
70c
Stamping
Investment Co.
Investment
(From
Community
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
..
1
10-
—
Public
preferred
1
9-12
25c
preferred (quar.)—prefeired (quar.)
Maine
10-
.
11
9-
1
$1.75
4.92%
Central
1
99-
1010-
1
-
9-20
4
Co.—
&
.
Consolidated
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Community
ll%c
(quar.)
preferred
Commonwealth
8-31
30c
$1.12!/2
preferred 'quar.)
Illinois Light, common
Central
8-31
9-15
30c
(quar.):
Gas
9-15
8
9-30 "
1
(quar.)
B
Hudson
10-31
10c
(quar.).
(quar.)
B
Commonwealth
10-
(quar.)
—
A
preferred
9-
.12-
____
(quar.)
Georgia Ry.
5%
9-30
$1.12Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
9-
;
10-10
(increased)
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Shearing
Solvents
9
9-30
;
t
10-15
(quar.)___
Commercial
Connecticut
(quar.)
preferred
Common
5%
Co.
Commercial
9-19
Corp. of America—
(increased-quar.)
Common
>
Credit
9
9-
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
9-
9-30
$1.14
Dodge Manufacturing, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Dominion
Corset, Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
9-30
$1.07
.1
Rio
&
9-
$1
$1.05
3c
America
8-31
.
10-
$2
(Memphis)
Guaranty
8-29
9-30
in¬
security
;
Ltd.;
Chemical
9-15
;
11-
Co
Drug
9-30
—
Products
Central of
...
Commerce Title
Quarterly
(quar.).
Co., 4V2%
&
preferred
Central
9-15
3
of
Co.
9-15
92 Vac
realized
33Vh%
Insurance
9-16
__
1
10* 1
preferred
dividend
8-30
Common
4Va%
9-6
Commerce
9-30
10c
50c
(quar.)
Cook, Inc.
Steel
Celanese
Combined
10-
35c
93%c
I.)
&
8-26
9-30
(quar.)
Company, 6V2% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
:
(J.
9-30
1st
non-cum.
8-31
J$1
f$1.25
f$2
"i$1.25
(quar.)
common
10-
.;V
9-15
—
9-
7c
Quarterly
(quar.)—__;
9-15
Co.—
Southern Ry.
&
8-26
4%
;
9-13
(quar.)
Inc.
Carey
Carnation
'
Colorado
8-26.
9-30
1:
7
'
3IV4C
$1.25
$1.33%
preferred, (quar.)
,1—i—S. j$1.251 :n 9-12
—-
Canal-Randolph
Case
5.35%
f25c
__
Carriers
5%
(quar.)
Mines,
Quarterly :__
Detrex
v
8-26
Gas— "
$25c
Canadian; Oil Cos. Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
t 5%
preferred (quar.)
"
-.8%
preferred (quar.)—1
Canadian Wallpaper Mfg. Ltd., class A
Denver
9-14
1-
9-30.; ■> 9-12
9-12
7c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$10c
(quar.)
Dennison
9-30
'
—_
ilQc
I
—
3%%
Interstate
9
99-
(quar.).—
Foods
Deltown
9-16
10"
5c
62Vic
—
Electric
9-14
68%c
J25C
'
k_.
Delta
:
1
Co.—
Power
9;.
1
9-26
12y2c
investment
net
from
—
preferred
9-30
10-
$1.50
—
'
Commercial
; ■
9-16
h\ 9-30
5c
—__________
9-30
$$2
—i-l
j--
—
Ingersoll-Ra,nd, Ltd.
Extra
Capitol
8-31
8-31
(quar.)
Hydrocarbons.. Ltd.——
Industries. Ltd. (quar.)—"
Canadian
Class
9-15
10-1
.$2%c;
—
5%
50c
30c
.Common
Ltd.—
Securities
Central
Stock
B
Canadian
-
8-31
$25c
?43%c,
:
'
9-23
(quar.)_—
425c.;.
A
.
Class
9-15
Ltd.—
Resources,
(s-a)_—
Electric,'Ltd.
General
Canadian-General
Class
10-15
t5c
I40c
$25c
1
9
1
25c
60c
25c
Products
Monthly
Monthly,
Colorado
(quar.)
9-
10-
$13.25
Industries,
Colorado
1
9-15
—
(quar.)
9-24
9-23
(quar.)
Co.
Finance
9-12
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.■)_•-,-:5Vi% preferred B, (quar.)___
9-15
A. (quar.)
9-30
10-
(quar.)__
Color-Craft
1
Celanese, Ltd.,
preferred
4%
3-
3
Canadian
Radio,
3Vic
—
Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.),
4%
preferred (quar.)—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)4.28%
preferred (quar.)_
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)—
N. Y.
Corp.
4-1-61
10-
Ltd.
International
10-
20c
__^
3.70%
\
.
10-
common
of
Co.
:•
Coleman
J50c
Class B
Bottling
,
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)___r'' 87 Vic
Company, 4%% preferred
(quar.)
53Vic
Coleman Engineering, 6% pfd. (quar.)
18%c
8-15
f$1.10
t70c
^Class
11-10
______
(quar.)
Corp.
Mortgage
1
Holders
9-28
50o
(quar.)
from
9c
plus
profits
$1.75
3-
—
12-
7%
preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (N. Y.)
Coca-Cola
Co.
(quar.)
10-17
50c
87Vic
30c
50c
(quar.)
of
Quarterly
11-10
-V.
9-16
3
6
1
:
50c
Delaware
(quar.)
1
-,
1
9-
12-
1
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Fund—
come
common
10-
Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines.. Ltd.
(s-a)
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd.—
Canadian Breweries,
& Co.,
preferred
9-
9-15
1
Co.
Steam Turbine
Delaware
9-
9-15
Co.
&
When
Share
Hudson
&
Laval
De
10-
—
Peabody
Deere
8-25
12-16
1-1-61
Name of Company
'
Delaware
2
$1.12Va
guaranteed (quar.)
Regular guaranteed (quar.)
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone.
9-15
v
Illuminating—
4-1-61
Safeway,
v
(quar.)
,
Electric
._%'■' X\2VsO
:Lw
t75C
—-—
_.
Permanent
common
Special
9
8-22
10-
(s-a)
(quar.)
t75c
_;v—-
Canada
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
10-
,.9-20
Ry.
9-
9-15
25c
$1.50
35c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Iron,
preferred
$4.50
10-10
1
Co.
Mahoning
$6 preferred
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)
.i.—
Canada
&
4V2%
„
9
9-
9-30
,tl2%C !
Class
■
t75c
-i—;—X—-j.—.;v—_-
Extra
Cleveland-Cliffs
9-
.$1.06V<
t50c
t29ViC
t75c
tl2VaC
«—,
Canada
,,
1
9-30
32V2c
25c
$1.06 Vt '
|.37V2c
tL5c
,
Malting Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—
Va%
9-
8-26
10c
35c
(quar.)
Forgings,
Foundries,
preferred
9-15
9-15
—
(quar.)
Foundries
Canada
4V4%
Clearfield
Cluett
common
Canada
Canada
Clark
1
30c
$1.18%
_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Canada Dry
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
Controller
9-
9-
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
Cleveland
(quar.)____
____
.
Fan
9-15
40c
common
Clarage
.
11
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Co.—
Ins.
(annual)-
Canada
$1 .<9
Life
States
(initial)
preferred
Cameo,
(quar.)_
(1958
Western
common
$4.75
(quar.)
1
9-
.9-15
;
25c
25c
27c
27VstC %
(quar.)
preferred
5j/2%
California
22VaC
(quar.t.—
com.
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
preferred
v.
When
Per
••
Name of Company
;
(999)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
9-
6
:
Bearing
Lanes.
Co.
Inc..
(quar.)
A (quar.)
—
class
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)_
Fairmont Foods, common
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Fa]arao Eastern Sugar Association—
\ $2 preferred (quar.) —
——__
50c
12 VaC
'40c
9-15
8-25
1
9-15
9-
9-30
9-16
40c
10-
1
9-
2
$1
10-
1
9-
2
9-23
9-
9
50c
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1000)
6%
Corp.—
preierred (quar.)
conv.
Family
Finance
Fanny
Share
Brewing
,
,
30c
__
Metallurgical
Farrel-Birmingham
Faultless
Federal
Chemical
Federal Life
&
6%
Co.,
Casualty
9-15
General
9-30
25c
9-15
1
$2.10
9-
6
General
8-31
5.80%
(monthly)
23c
Feueial
Pacific
(quar.)—
20c
9-15
9-
1
General
pfd. (quar.)
28%c
9-15
8-29
4.20%
1
5.10%
rtaerai
Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Federal
Screw
Federated
Bank
Corp.
Fund
Shares
Tr.
&
25c
(quar.)—
Co.
26c
Y.)
(N.
37MiC
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
(from net income)-
Paper
Fund,
Inc.
of
Co.
Class
B
Stock
Bank
First
Geneva
First
Corp.
National
9-6
General
9-15
Genesco, Inc.,
9-15
8-26
9-
40c
9-15
9-12
8-19
35c
9-30
9-15
'
75c
(quar.)
10-
9-
2
National
(Jersey City) (quar.)—
(Mercer City, Pa.)—
Bank
First National Bank
Quarterly
2oc
(quar.)
Trust
&
9-15
9-
Co.
9-24
9-30
9-
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
20c
_
13%c
—
5C
13%C
income
and
1
10-
9-16
9-21
1
Glens
8-26
9-13
10-
6
Glidden
9T
1
Power
,4%
Motor
Light,
&
8-31
Globe
8-19
Gold
8-19
9-15
8-19
9-20
8-31
Worth
8-24
Class
20c
Steel
&
Machinery
—
(quar.)
(Charles
(less
E.)
Fruit
the
Inc.
A
General
American
General
9-15
9-30
9-30
0
Granite
City
Grant
(W.
3% %
9-15
Great
Corp.
Great
Southern
10-31
10-14
9-15
9-
9-21
8-31
10-
1
Great
1
9-
Great
Crude
General
Electric,
1
Greyhound
quar.)
New
Finance
Corp.
5c
9-16
9-
45c
9-30
7%
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-23
9-
9
50c
9-26
9-
7
—
9
25c
________
$40c
10-10
10-
1
1
9-
2
9-26
9-
2
40c
9-12
8-22
1
Class
9-
1
Grumman
1
Gulf
Life
9-30
B-
2
Gulf
Mobile
25c
9-15
9-
I V
9-
10-
1
r
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10c
10-
1
9-
9-28
10-27
(quar.)
s>2
io10-
1
20
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
9-16
V.
15c
;
8-15
4.40%
75%
Class
Class
B
9-15
9-
9-13
8-24
Hamilton
9-
Hamilton Watch
1
5
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
12-19
11-25
-13-61
2-24
$1.16
10-
!
1
10-
1
9
Class
B
9-
9-15
8-29
Hanna
9-15
8-29
Hanover
9-15
8-29
9-15
75c
9-15
8-29
9-15
8-29
1
9-
9
9-27
9-
6
9-20
8-31
40e
9-30
9-16
8-22
10-
1
10-
1
8-22
10-1
8-22
8-22
Bank
9-15
Harbison-Walker
6%
9-15
9-15
Hardee
Corp.
Farms
pref.
A
10-
9-
9-20
9-
10-1
t$1.25
11-15
5c
9-15
99-
9-15
$1
9-15
30c
1
Co.,
(quar.)—
1
9-
preferred
1
9-
9-10
9-6
9-6
1
9-6
1
15c
10-20
9-
A
35c
10-
3
from
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
9-10
9- 5
5'/2%
preferred
new
com.
(quar.)
(initial)—
9-
11-1
9-15
9-15
Texrbook
9-29
Bank
&
Trust
Power
class
A
(initial)
26e
11-18
10-25
32 Vie
11-15
10-25
Hastings Manufacturing
(quar.)
32 Vie
11-15
10-25
Hathaway
5.80%
33e
11-15
10-25
Hawaiian
250
Co.,
7y2c
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.———————
36 y4c
6%
25c
9-15
9-
6%
•-31
10-
1
9-15
net
Investment
9-16
9-30
10-
9-
conv.
of
-10-30
10-15
25c
9-15
9-1
50c'
9-22
9-6
25c
9^15
40c
:__
(quar.)__
Canada
'
; •
60c
9-30
9-21
9-16
9-
7
9-15
10-15
(quar.)
$37'/2c
9-20
(quar.)
com.
9-1
9-15
9-30
75c
9-12
$1
9-12
and
8c
8-22
8-19
8-19
from
r>v0fits______;
17c
45c
!.
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
9-1
3
1
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-12
9-14
9-2
9-15
quar.)
9-15
9-30
4c
(ouar.)
Co.,
10-
$1.25
Insurance-
(increased
433/4c
10-
75c
(quar.)_
10-
$1
Co.
9-15
9-1
233/4c
9-20
9- 2
9- 9
9- 9
54V2c
10-
1
683/4c
10-
(quar.)___
1
25c
10-
1
9-12
27y2c
common
(quar.)
10-
1
9-12\
America—
investment
income____________
FoundPtion, Ltd.
preierred
(quar.)
preferred
6c
9-30
*60c
10-15
$75c
(quar.)
Funding of N. Y.,
convertible
9-15
9-15
12-5
(quar.25c
prior pfd.
Co.,
1
10-
10-15
8-25
9-15
9-15
10c
10-10
(quar.7y2c
10-10
10- 1
10- 1
8-26
8-25
common
Investors
Diversified Services, Inc.—
Investors Selective Fund,
Inc.
2
8
1
1-2-61
from
(quarterly
net
investment
income)-
;
12»/2c
9-15
>
5
9-15
1
$15c
'
'
Co..__
preference
Investors
1
10-
$3
;
(quar.)
Accident
preferred
"
10-
9-
$12y2c
preferred (quar.)__
From
9-16
45c
of
7%
5%
&
Investment Co.
(Conn.)—
_________
Co.
Salt
Life
5Mi%
9-16
50c
9-
9- 5
9-30
'
com. •
income
<-»r.iirUies
Interstate Securities
8-26
9-29
5
9-30
9-30
$683/4c
Fund
Silver,
5V2%
9
60c
Inc.
Co.,'
investment
Interstate
8-26
__—
(quar.)—
quarterly ' _'
Agricultural
Income
International
10-20
30c
9-30
$56y4c
50c
Company,
International
9-19
$1.37 Mi
$45c
$$1.12y2
(quar.50c
Co.
Shoe
4^6%
1
1
Co.
Paper
r-oU~-rl
9-16
10-
9-16
(Providence) —
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
Interstate Hosts,
10-
1
l$i
Nickel
9c
»
40c
9-16
10-
'
$1.25
!!_!!_!_!_____
International
1
$$1.62
(quar.)__
1
$1.06y4
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Breweries;
International
Ho
1
10-
$1.41 V\
A
___'
(quar.)
preferred
Institutional
9-16
9-15
9-16
10-
$1.15
$4 preferred
8-26
10-
10- 3
10-15
$1
pfd.
Bank
auarterly
Interstate
Hartford Gas Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
F.)
1
1
$1.05
(quar.
Harvester
8-26
9-12
National
Institutional
8-26
9-12
8-18
10-
42 V2c
Acceptance, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
preferred (quar._______
International
8-25
9-12
$1.50
Intertype Corp.,
Three-for-two split-.
(C.
5%
B
International
9
25c
8-29
9-15
9-15
10-
(quar.)___
com.
(quar.)____
preferred
International
9
10-
7
10-
(quar;)'____i__i!_____
International
8-24
10-
50c
(quar.)
Harris
Harvey Aluminum,
8-31
(quar.)
-__
preferred (quar.)
Interlake Steamship
8-26
50c
(quar.).
National
8-31
$1.03
Insular Lumber Co._____C_________
Interlake Iron Corp.
(quar.)!!!!ai___
1
International, Ltd.—
Harris
Increased
9-
9-20
$1.14
Container, class A (quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
8-26
9-15
9-18
$1.03y8
Inland
9
25c
1
9-30
4c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a
Ingram & Bell. Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
1
9-20-
12M2c
9-15
9-30
10-
9-30
(quar.).
4.60%/preferred
Class
7
9-
9-15
"
6
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-30
10c
Ingcrsoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
9-15
11-
9-30
(quarterly from
(quar.)__
Increased
9-6
9-22
9-30
3c
(quar.)
4%
60c
:
8-31
9-28
Michigan Electric—
Industrial
2
9- 9
9-1
$30c
__!
preferred
4:/2%
5%%
10-3
$12V'2c
income)!
preferred
4y2%
8-19
1
50c
(tnitial-quar.)
9- 7
10- 3
9-26
'9-30
$60o
:
Boston, Inc.
Investors
preferred
*
8-19
9-15
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Corp.
&
&
5.65%
Refractories—
flarnischfeger
(A.)
of
Fund
investment
-.4V4%
8-19
9-15
v:
(quar.)
9-16
9-16
10-21
10-15
$G2'/2c
(quar.)
Fund___
Indianapolis Water,
8-19
;
$1.11
VV:
preferred (quar.)
Harsco
1st
Y.)
Manufacturing
Hartford
8
"
8-19
$1.10
—
(quar.)
(N.
Foundation
4.20%
8-19
$1.05
-
40c
Co., class A
(quar.)___
9-30
10-31
$35c
r4% .preferred
9-15
$1.12 Vi
com.
A.)
Mining
Hansen
new
12-15
9-16
*
$12l/2c
Indianapolis Power & Light,
9-15
35C
(quar.)__
9-12
9-12
8-31
9- 9
9-15
9- 8
9-15
9-15
8c
—
4 Va %
8-22
5c
(quar.)
9-1
9-15
9-16
9-16
/'/y:
_:
4.12%
8-22
9-12
$1.25
___
common
9-20
10- 1
9-30
10-1
10- 1
9-26
9-26
fi-15
9-30
10- 3
*?:;_■ 9-15
9-30
9-30
12-30
>9-30
/ 9-30
$12V2c
(quar.)
4.56%
10-14
9-12
investment
long-term gains)
Corp. Ltd.-^—:
;
i—
(quar.)_:
Indiana
9
50c
—
Organ,
(M.
Telephone Co. of Florida—
B
Co.,
preferred
9-30
8-22
preferred
9-
_______
preferred
25c
1
preferred
(quar.)_
Hanna
10-
preferred
8-31
9-20
6y4c
Paper ;(increased
3
54MiC
$1.32
9-15
________
10-
8-22
$1.30
—
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-26
8-31
11-
B
Incorporated
V/V
11-
9-
9-20
from
(3c
from
5c
preferred
net
9-15
and
Investment
(quar.)
Income
8-31
$1
12 y2c
(quar,)_____
Hammond
1
10-14
25c
.___
pfd.
9
10-
9-30
(quar.)
Corp.—
8-31
9- 2
8-18
8-18
9-12
9-12
;.9-30
50c
(quar.)_
Fund
A
Income
'
3
10-
41.30
5%
9-12
9- 1
20c
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.
10-31
2
9-
25c
c
$1.25
10-
9
$0.53125
_
412/3
U83/4c
$1.29
Co.
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-13
9-12
9-28
44c
(quar.)
$2.50 prefened (quar.)____
;
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
9-16
$1.27
1
9-20
15c
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)_
1
____________
1
55c
1
11-
(quar.)
10-
66c
8-30
10-
_.
11-
59 %c
9-30
15c
37y2c
37y2c
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co. new (quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)______.
9-30
8-30
$1.25
(quar.)—
8-11
General
preferred
Inc.
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.):
(quar.)-
preferred
Xerox,
Capital
Class
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 1
11- 1
57y2c
(quar.)_—
Telephone
$1.40
9-15
9-30
Class
8-30
$1.25
Cementing
Management
A
(quar.)—.
19c
preferred
Well
Hamilton
(quar.)_
preferred
4
5.28%
Printing Co.
Oil
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.,
30C
.
10-
*50c
Haloid
74 Vic
(quar.)
1
Ltd
6 !
Telephone & Electronics—
preferred
Mines,
(W. F.)
6
10-
9
6
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
9- 2
12c
Industrial
9-1$
25c
99-
25c
9-
25c
3
9-15
10-24
(quar.)__________________
9-
$1.18%
10-
.
(quar.)_________________
9- 2
9-30
0-16
69c
$1.13
25c
(quar.)
Central RR.
Imperial
9
40c
Common
4.36%
Gunnar
Co.
preferred
Imperial
9-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Hall
Cement
Bell
9-9
10c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
3
27V2c
preferred
4V2%
common
10-
$1.75
(quar.)__
$1.25
(quar.)
9-15
10-
$1.25
-
$5
9-
1
$1.06 V*
93%c
(quar.)
(Minn.)
4.25%
preferred
35c
(quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
General
Railway Signal
(quar.)_.
Castings
$4.40
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
9-30
10-
30c
____
—
1
7c
$1.25
_____
preferred
(quar.)
8-31
9-12
9-30
18c
18c
75c
62M2C
$47'/2c
25c
50c
$1.25
$1.25
(Oregon)
Illinois
—
(quar.)
$4.20
_____
—_
5%'
(quar.)_——___——————
Illinois
Utilities—
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Ltd., class A
Company
4.60%
iquar.)__
4.64%
Co.,
preferred
States
7%
(Boston)
Ideal
.
fl-30
1
1
(quar.)*— _-
10-
9-15
12-
r
preferred
10-
10-
1
12-10
9-23
10- 1
1
9-
Hyster
-
7
9-
25c
9-
9-15
—
9-
9-15
$1.25
9-30
$1.25
$5
10c
-
6
25c
(quar.)—
Power
(quar.)__
W.),
Corp. of America,
income
RR., common
27 Vic
(quar.)
6
9-
i
25c
common
9-
131V4C
,__
preferred
9-19
9-15 /
1
1
6c
(Florida)
Ohio
pfd.
Production
(quar.)
'
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)————
Hutchinson Sugar Co., Ltd." (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)——
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
;
;
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)
$2.75 preferred
A
(quar.)
:
4y2% prior preferred (quar.)
9
9-20
9- 1
9- 1
8-31 ■
9- 5
0-30
10c
40c
$1.06V4
15c
15c
$1.12Mi
$12y2c
31V4c
25c
5&y4c
(quar.)__
$4.25
(quar.).—
B
,
9-1
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-15
40c
Hugoton
9-13
10%
$4.44
9-30
9-
10-
(quar.)
Aircraft Engineering
&
Co.
preferred
(Frank
k
9-15
35c
37,/2c
—
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)——
Houdaille Industries, Inc., com. (quar.)
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)—
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc., class A (quar.)_^—__
Hotel
8-23
10-
(quar.)___
preferred
5.16%
.
1
9-23
9-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
__;
Halliburton
(quar.)
Steel
Power
(quar.)
Gulf
10-
!0C
quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Insurance
B
4V'2%
8-22
35c
V
(Winnipeg)
common
6
25c
;
Class
Horner
Corp.—
9-
Corp.—
Equipment,
Securities
.
9
3iy4c
20c
preferred
General
Co.
preferred
$5.08
(increased).
preferred
-
9
10-13
i;
10c
Co
Cement
B
9-12
93 %c
$5
Gulf
(quar.)_,
(final)—:
Trust
Refractories
9
Class
______
9-
10c»
preferred
$2.98
$1.00
9-
9-15
(quar.)
common
$5
(quar.)_
5%
9-15
30c
Company; common
preferred (quar.)
5% series 1954 preferred—
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Grinnell Corp. (quar.)—
Grolier, Inc., common (quar.)
1
$1.12 Vi
preferred
General
1
convertible
1
.
$1.60
General
5%
5%
10-
_
Co.,
General
(Del.),
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
250
(quar.)
Portland
Co.,
Corp.,
10-
(quar.)
Motors Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
9-
dividend
$$1.37
(quar.)
(quar.)_!_
Fireproofing
General Precision
$3
9-15
(quar.)
Sugar,
preferred
$$1.25
pfd.
$3.75
General
%
112 Vic
Griesedieck
9-30
General
$5
9-
9-
Mining
o
15c
—
(initial
common
Great Western
8-11
28 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)-
5%
Company, class A
50c
common
Financial
9-
$10c
Ltd.
Mills,
Hoover
8-15
,___.L
Western
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)preferred A
General
9-12
Inc.—
Quarterly
1
7c
(monthly)
Finance
Investors
10-30
9-30
quar.)
Life Assurance
West
Mountain
(quar.)_
Industries
Chemical Corp.,
9-15
Quarterly
Giant
Common
preferred
Hooker
9-15
8-25
9-20
9-15
15c
(reduced)
Company
9-15
55c
9-15
9-ju
10-3
|6c
:
10-15
Homestake
9- 6
9-12
9-12
9-15
9-12
J9c
Insurance
1
22 Vic
Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Paper Co.
(quar.)
Life Insurance (Houston)—
Northern
1
Green
$8
:':5MT%
5%
Homasote
9-12
9-15
9-23
9-23
9-29
Ltd.—
——
(quar.)
Marine
&
1
40c
7
30c
General
General
7
Fire
11-
112 Vic
(quar.)
Power,
911-
Green
convertible preferred
General
Co.
1
Corp.
Oil
T.)
9-22
$15c
Box
Co.
(quar.)_
Builders Corp.—
Candy
10-
preferred
10-
15c
(quar.)_______
preferred
Lakes
11-15
'
General Cigar Co.
General Contract
10-31
.5%
10- 1
10-1
$45c
——|
Mines,
(quar.)
13c
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar;)
Gold
$1.50
(quar.)
.
Steel
10c
Ltd
Bancshares
Home
1
1
Great
Oil of Texas (quar.)
Transportation Corp.—
General
8
9
9-
9-15
10-24
Co.—
Baking Co..
<
(initial)
Co.
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.).
9-
11-21
52 Vic
General
A
-
—;
9-
q.1
17 %c
16/2c
11c
'"""'450
-
Electronics
3
9-9
9- 7
q,q
Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Extra
Hoffman
9-30
12-12
9-
common
Bakeries.
2
$2
9-26
Corp.,
General
2
$50c
class
Co
Paper
Furnace
$$1
8% class B preferred (quar.)—
Graham-Paige Corp., 6%
pfd.
(quar.)
Grand Rapids Varnish
(quar.)
;
5 Vic
Investors
American
General
10-
9-
9-
Light
Dauch
&
Consolidated
Quarterly
9-23
1
9-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
5%
10-10
9-
8-24
Common
General
25C
(quar.)
9-15
10-
Electric
Quarterly
Hollinger
8-22
9-15
Co.,
.
11-21
10c
(quar.)
Acceptance
General
9-12
9-12
9-30
Power, Ltd., 5M2%
Mines, Ltd. (initial)
General
9-12
12-12
9-15
Gatineau
$4.50
Y.)
9-12
17 Vic
$2
(quar.)
American
8-22
10c
17'/2c
«.
$2
20c
preferred
General
11- •
$2
25c
—
-
(N.
4%%
&
General
11-19
(quar.)
s-a)
(quar.)——_____—
(Ga.)—
Common
(quar.)
Gatineau Power Co., common (quar.)
Geco
15e
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Hilo
6
9-
(quar.)
Bartlett & .Co.
Hill's
Hinde
3
(quar.)
of Columbus
preferred
8-15
10-
preferred
5c
Garrett
5%
9-15
30c
25c
&
37 Vic
(initial
Inc.
7
9-
10- 1
10- 6
200%
75c
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Splendor Mining Co., com. iquar.)—
6%'preferred (quar.)-—-----—--:—
Supermarkets, class A (quar.)i
9-15
preferred
preferred
withhold¬
(reduced
Corp., class A
Corp.
Light Co.
1
9-30
(Phila.)—
;
R.)
Stock
Gas
A
10-
$10c
y- l
8-23
9- 1
50c
20c
Hidden
A
Gamble Bros., Inc.—
(Julius)
9-16
class
30c
-
convertible
9-30
Employees Life Insurance Co.—
(W.
1
Fundamental Investors
Garlock,
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
:—
9-ib
9-15
9-15
75c
—
Co.
Spencer,
n
10- 7
12-15
Inc._i___—
Hewlett-Packard
class A
(reduced
common
Hibbard,
50c
Co.
(initial
(quar.)
quar.)
(from net investment
Co.
Co.
New
Hewitt-Robins,
8-31
class B
(quar.)
class
A.)
4%%
9-15
8%
common
(George
Garfinckel
1
9-22
8%
(quar.)
(W.
Futterman
10-
in
5c
_5c
50c
(quar.)
com.
Heubletn, Inc.
10c
(quar.)
15c
Fuller
_
9-15
8%
3Mic
—
Mexican
Co.,
&
Co.,
Loom,
1
1
10c
Fuller
P.)
Creamery
$2
10-
9
$30c
common
Trailer
Chocolate
Hershey
9-20
(quar.)—
Fruehauf
Hershey
9-
—
Realty Co.
Refining,
2
9-15
9-30
.
(Louis)
income)
9-
2
9-
1
20c
cl.
9-
9-24
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.20
Products, Inc.,
9-24
10-
8-23
k
10-15
l"3-5i
-5c
40c
(quar.)
Powder, common (quar.)__
convertible class A (quar.)
$1.23
Ltd.
A
Co., common
(quar.)
Galion
$1.15
(quar.)__
9-20
—
Company
of
25c
1
preferred
,n
\lC
class
(George W.)
7%
°"23
91%c
25c
common-
(quar.)
Hercules
(quar.)
Inc.
Quarterly
Grace
-/v
Ltd.———
Company
Frosst
Hercules
9-16
.
Co's.,
Frontier
10-14
10-
4c
Funds—
tax)
Frito
10-31
17 Vic
Helme
1°" ®
^
9-12
8-23
9 12
8 23
9 12 ..8-23
43/4c
Co., 3.65%
Industries,
common
Express,
87»/2C
25c
Co.
Frigikar Corp.
ing
Helm's
9-15
(quar.)
Mines,
Telegraph
common
A
10-14
____
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
B
Curtis
Class
5
5
5
5
5
25c
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
Brewing
(G.)
(H. J.)
Helene
Holland
Ltd.,
Stock
Government
9-15
9-15
9-15
10-31
(quar.)
Envelope,
&
New
8-11
1
Heinz
9-15
1
10-1
(quar.)____—_—
Mfg. Co. (quar.i
Gould-National Batteries,
1
10c
Co
(quar.)
Utilities series
Friedman
9-
9-15
1
10-
25c
Bank
series
stock
9-15
10-
1
9-
10-
40c
Gorham
1
25c
9-15
20c
$1.50
Goodrich <B. F.) Company (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
8-26
9-
$$1.25
(quar.)-:—
_____—
(quar.)
Custodian
Fresnillo
50c
—
(quar.)
Goldblatt Bros.,
2
9-
9-20
9-30
8iy4c
Ltd.
(quar.)
9-20
24c
(quar.)
com.
9-14
35c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
National
Corp.
Frantz Mfg.
Fraser
(quar.)
1%
Co.,
Company
Gordon
9c
capital gains
150
Canada,
of
Co.
Dairies,
Preferred
Heileman
$1.12 y2
common
Gold
B.)
preferred
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
Franklin
10-10
______
Insurance
Common
9-16
9-15
(quar.)
Machinery & Chemical,
3V*% preferred (quar.)
Worth
10-10
1
(quar.)
Exchange Bank
Falls
$1.12 Mi
from
5c
Food
Fort
1
11-
J®
A
9-12
J3/4C
Investment—
9-15
(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp.
Fostoria
11-
28c
non-participating preferred (quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
Glenmore Distillers, class A (quar.)_
Class B (quar.)___
$1
(quar.)
common
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
Growth Fund—
Fort
27M2c
6%
Florida
Ford
_________
(quar.)______
Cement
(Henry
Corn
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
Foremost
10-10
10-10
60c
9-15
20c
Paper, class A (initial)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Florida
1
1
lb
10101010-
10-15
10-15
10-15
10"
•££'>;;
11-
_.
Governor
Florida
9-20
_
10-15
4.80%
of Wisconsin—
preferred
Portland
Girard
6
40c
Fisher
from
9-15
1
(quar.)—-—L-
$6
Corp.,
Girard
Flagg-Utica
4c
1
10-
9-16,
(San Fran.)
Brothers
$4
9-
1
15c
Fisher
i
preferred
Yellowknife
Rochelle
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Co., $5 preferred
Flintkote
1
10-
A
Giant
2
10-
10-
(quar.)—
11-
(quar.)
Giant
6
55c
Quarterly
Fleetwood
9-
45c
Firstamerica Corp.
Fitchburg
9-15
1
Inc.
Gilpin
(quar.)
First Western Bank & Trust Co.
-
3
10-
Co.
__—
Bank
First Westchester Nat'l Bank of New
(New York)
10-
50c
Banking
National
Trenton
$5
52c
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
Quarterly from investment income-
1
Gera
——.—..—
(Philadelphia)
.'
9-16
9-
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
First
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-15
36y4C
(quar.)—
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
Stock dividend—
(Toms River, N. J.)—
First National Stores
First
/■'vi;; 80c
40c
First
1
1
250
21/40
25c
25c
27/2c
28
25c
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
1
9-
1
10-
.
common
preferred
Genung's,
9-15
10-
__________
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
v
(quar.)
B
preferred C (quar.)
5%
preferred D (quar.)_
5% preferred E (quar.)——
5Va %
preferred F
(quar.)
53/4% preferred G (quar.)
Hawaiian Telephone Co., common
9-15
1
preferred
4j/4%
LL
.
(quar.)—
preferred
$3.50
2
45c
—
(Boston)
Bank
9-20
9-15
5%
55M2C
___.
Waterworks, $2 preferred
preferred (quar.)!!
preferred
9-30
40c
(quar.)—
:
Bank
$6
Electric—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
preferred A (quar.)———12c
5% preferred B (quar.)
_——12/2c
5.10% preferred C (quar.)
_____——
12 /4c
5V2%
preferred D (quar.)
5.30% preferred E (quar.)___
^
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co. (quar.)^
50c
Hawley Products (stock dividend)—
2%
Hazeltine Corp.
(quar.)
—20c
Hazleton National
Bank
(Pa.)
(quar.)
$3
General
$4.50
(quar.)
Corp.
National
First
A
Li
(quar.)
First
80c
7
45c
class
America,
9
9-
35c
(initial)
(quar.)—
Corp.
.
IOC
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & Co.
Filtrol
9-24
2
9-
9-30
preferred
1
10-
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5.60%.
9-
9-16
preferred
preferred
10-
"."J/ 35c
.
__
5Vi%
■
9-12
1,
11c
Figurette, Ltd.. class A
Finance
8-25
9-15
10-
35c
—
9-
9-15
40c
(quar.)_
Fibreboard
Fidelity
Works
Growth
Federation
Ferro
Mortgage Assn.
Electric, common
60c
_
__
9-15
9-15
"
National
9-15
8-31
333/4c
—
.
.
Federal
1
9-15
50c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
prefened (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
preferred
(quar.)—__——
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$1.25
General
10-
of Michigan—
preferred
$1.40
9
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
9-
Telephone Co.
Kentucky.-—:
When
Per
1A
62Vic
of
12, 1960
Share
Name of Company
Hawaiian
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Monday, September
.
Holders
Payable of Hec,
Indiana—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
1
9-30
10c
(quar.)
11-
of
$1.35
1
9-
1
12-
preferred
$2.40
9-12
9-15
5c
preferred
7
10-22
9-28
15c
(Mich.)
9-
9-19
10-28
$2.50
When
Snare
Telephone Co.
General
50c
(initial)
(quar.)
Shops (quar.)_
Bake
9-13
$1
Corp.
Federal
9-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Delaware (special)
Caster
Fed-Mart
10-
40c
_
(quar.)
Candy Shops
Farmers Bank of State
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
General
Co.
Farmer
Fansteel
;
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Falstaff
.
.
■
'
-
-
Continued
on
page
46
.
Volume
Number
192
5985
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1001)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
13
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
'
Range for Previous
Lowest
40
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1
6®% Feb
47 % May
0
108 Va Oct
20
84% Apr
134
W ".'■■■
STOCKS
Year 1959
Apr
40
8
Mar
NEW YORK
Highest
8
43
Abacus
Aug 22
28
52% Mar 10
24
98% Mar
7
8
42% Jun
29
3
52
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
16
23% Mar
46 % Nov 23
57
17
41 Va May
69 Va Jun
15
114% Jun
10
Monday
4%
ABC
Aug
23% Jan
4
26
Jan
convertible
Vending Corp
AGF Industries
20
Sep
23
Sep
23% Jan
17% Dec
2
3
22% Nov
71
Sep
22
34%
35
35%
41%
42
42
42%
13%
13%
23%
24
13%
23%
23 Va
13%
9,800
23
23 Va
23 Va
23%
2,400
24%
24 %
24%
3,500
3,900
Apr 20
94
Jun
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
23% Jan
4
Admiral
ISO
Oct
1
3% Feb
B
28% Dec
328
1
24
Air
Control
4
Air
~7% Jan" 14
8
30
35
Jan
30
27 Va Jun
9
16% Nov
17
13% Sep
8
18
38% Feb
8
53% Jun
77% Jun
12
85
15
79
Feb
17
A
0% Jan
28
22% Jan
28
44% Jan
7
Sep
84
15% Nov
18
8% May 11
54 Va Nov
18
30 Va May 11
13% Jan
24%
24%
24
31%
30
30 Va
29%
30%
29%
78 Va
79%
78%
J
conv
69
Dec
30
12% Feb
10
87
Dec
30
17% Dec
102
4
62% Jan
75
Dec
26% Feb
104
Jan
8
90% Jan
59
Dec
4
80%
79
79%
14%
14
14%
1
28
13%
14
> 28%
13%
14
27%
28
27'A
27%
27
12%
12%
27%
11%
12%
11%
11%
66 %
11%
67%
66
11%
67
7,200
65%
66%
66 %
*243
66%
300
16,300
pfd 1951 series
100
STOCK
*247
2
EXCHANGE
2
CLOSED
Jan
4
4
Allied
16
Laboratories
May 31
58% Feb
5
Allied
39% Jan
6
Allied
11% Jan
5
Allied
50%
*81%
85
48 Va Sep
7
58% Jan
13
75
4
84% Sep
1
11
83% Mar 17
26
1
127% Sep
39 Va Feb
2d
Jan
1
Sep
7
132
32% Sep
8
25
101% July 21
28% Aug 22'
37
1
39 % July 15
28 % July 28
77% May 11
115% July 24
May
69 Va
Sep
Jan
40
Jan
36 % Apr
108
4
39
Feb
6
52
Mar 31
12
51
Dec
27% Dec
33,
Mar 18
47
1,0
56% July 17
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
Feb
Aluminum Co of
5
55
July 25
78% Jan
25
July 14
31% Jan
21
23 Va Nov
18
10
160'/a Apr
ff
92
42% Jan
3
50% Sep
£
40 Va
32% Oct
7
46 Va Dec
18
68
2
64% May 29
23% Sep
2
17% Apr 26
-
Amer
American
25% Jan
4
27
3%%
18
American
33 Va
May 26
Sep
8
44% Jan
44% Jan
4
American
Aug
63
5
6%
July 12
3
17% Sep
8
30
8
38 % Aug
4
51% Jan
Jan
12
11%
ll7/a
11%
11%
11 %
113/4
39%
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
383/8
38 Va
37
383/4
373/4
36%
37
303/8
37 %
33% Nov
20
25% Mar
4
Jan
7
20% Feb
11
19
6
7% Feb
13
Jan
17%
56
56%
55
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
700
51%
52%
51
517/a
50%
51%
50%
34
511/4
35%
35
6,800
35
35%
35%
36
36
53
*96
97 i
16%
16%
•17
17V4
600
53 Va
54%
54%
55>/4
16,100
15%
•15%
15%
8%
8%
8¥a
8 s/8
8%
50 Va
51%
48%
50 Va
483/4
50
84%
84%
♦83 3/4
84¥4
83%
833/4
♦83 V4
26 V4
26%
26 Va
26
26%
263/a
'102%
26
109
*102%
Leather
8%
109
•1023%
8%
109
♦1023/B
29%
29
29
28 3/4
29
29
29'A
32 Va
2,000
30%
31%
30
30%
30%
31%
71
49,500
69%
707/a
693/8
69%
69 Va
701/4
19,200
Co—
50
Corp
*34%
36%
*34%
363/4
•34%
36%
1
*34%
36%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
43%
44%
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
42
42
60%
61
60%
61
60%
60%
60
60%
25%
26%
19
19%
No par
common
25%
1
26
19 Ve
100
preferred
*91 Va
_No par
25¥4
183/4
19%
97
41
*91%
41
26 %
19'/a
99
*91 Va
403/4
40 Va
10
*33%
33%
33%
33 Va
50
*59%
61%
♦59 Va
61%
2
18%
187/a
18
183/a
17%
No par
40%
41
40%
403/4
40 Va
Note common
preferred
American
Bosch
Arma
American
Brake
Shoe
Corp
Co
25%
4
American
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
50% Jan
2
40% Mar
2
47% Jan
2
61% Aug
7
43% July 23
55% Apr 28
46% Mar 22
20% Dec
29
17% Dec
24.
,-
•4
25% Sep
7
44
.
.
14
17
May 28
Jan
10
'106
17
I 65% July 28 '
-2
<60
Sep
Apr
Jun
6
2
•
81% Jun
47% Mar
17
-r' 43
,
'
28'
8
7%
American
28
,
Jan 25
Amer
59
-
Jun
23
„
33% Jan
-4
Feb
30% Aug
42
Jan
8
2
18 % Oct
30
34% Apr
15
•% Nov 27
18% Jan
22
-
-48
59% July 18
4
-
1
20% May 121
6% Jun
30
"
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
11
"
-
common
38%
38%
25
Chain
Cable
&
..
„
.
38%
.....
No par
Co
99
3,300
15,400
.4
40 %
40%
33 Va
33%
*33
61%
*59%
18%
17%
18%WV
40%
40%
37%
37%
•60
37%
♦19
40 Va
J
40%
40% i
1,000
33% •*
-
400
61 Va *
■
Z—,
■
12,700
4,400
r-~
/</-//; ;''
Co—.—3
'
•VV
>:
46
68%
v
■
•83%
<50%
51 %
20
EXCHANGE
♦533/4
54
♦26
27%
10
&
.
10
No par
■
;■
1
CLOSED
■
•■../
LABOR
DAY
'Vi-
38%
38
38%
27,700
38%
383/a
18%
38
IB3/*
38%
45
45%
68 3/8
45 Yn
'45%
68%
67%
45%
681/4
> 1,700
18%
17%
I8V4
3,900
•67%
173/4
-
,
•
•39 %
40
853/4
•84 Va
87
50 Va
51'/a
49%
54
54
54
54
54
•
6,200
500
50%
54
...
*26
28
;
•26%
57%
20%
20%
313/4
•31
*303/4
24%
7
31 3/4
25Va
24%
40
♦84%
27%
56%
24%
20%
7Va
38
511/4
56 %
25
37%
393/4
56 »/4
313/4
v'X
84
•
201/4
7
100
38%
56%
25
V
33,500
383/4
213/8
40c
11,700
--
10%
56%
par
Foreign Power—No
195/8
10%
205/a
♦31
•19
503/s
84%
STOCK
■
19%
10%
39V4
40'A
10
■
37%
9%
45
19
•393/4
100
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
♦19
10%
683/a
69%
•183/4
10
5
36%
19%
383/8
38%
•451/4
39
'
No par
Commer Barge Line
American
19%
*94
93/a
American Electric Power Co
American Enka Corp
'
27% Aug 18
21
19% July 25
16% Nov
46
11
40%
American Distilling Co
When Issued
59% Jun 14
July 27
2
191/4
lO'/a
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamld Co
46 Ve Jan
65% May 18
f Jan
Co
44% July 5
89
Mar30
26% Aug 25
15
Can
American Chicle
-
46% Got
19'/4
preferred
71
Aug 23
24% Jan 11
21
36 % May 12
46% Sep
18% Feb
38%
1
12.50
43% Jan
35% Jan
13
44% Mar 17
1
20
common
1
17
26 Va
19
97
800
3,300
10,600
*
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
13% Sep
40% Nov
100
109
70 Ve
July 28'
15% Sep
9,100
20,800
31%
5% preferred
American Cable & Radio Corp
8
4,100
50
833/4
26%
29
37% May 12
14% Mar 18 '
800
1
Bakeries Co
Bank
_
8%
49
12.50
Airlines
4,900
97
No par
4
41% Aug 23
19Va Aug 11
9,300
*167/a
America
convertible
American
2
19
53,200
•<;
17
*96
'K
10% Jan
84
17
5
7
<
*81 Va
No par
Inc
Petroleum
106% Jan
5,200
82
97
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Aug 30
58
Aug
Amerada
50%
*96
Corp
58
9
39% May
22
Amerace
6
30
117% Nov
45% Jan
July 20
50% Mar 15
50%
97
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
7
61
106 % Feb
22
35% Apr
33% Apr
Jan
Jan
29
35% Jun 21
4,900
50
11,700
9
Aluminium Limited
Amalgamated
13% Jan
1,000
13%
*96
Corp
4
Jan
4%
32%
13%
100
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
13
35 Va Jan
9
4%
32'/a
13%
49%
50%
84
4%
32%
13%
•81 Va
,
11%
4%
28
4%
32 %
:
39
Allied Stores
28
49%
*81%
300
x37%
Corp
Products
7 Va Jun
13%
*242
1
Mills
1
43 Va Aug
32
32%
13 Va
X49%
1
Kid Co
4
38% Sep
Chemical
17% Jan
24
*32%
13%
DAY
_10
Inc
59
61% Jun
17
Industries
1
21
4%
32%
300
2,800
No par
Allen
8
14% Feb
4%
32 Va
xl3%
*240
12,900
5
8
Feb
44% Feb
5
May 27
22% Jan
preferred
4%
LABOR
1
common
convertible
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
300
4%
1
5
.
100
15 Va Jun
64 Va Apr
11
100
12
6%
4,000
__50c
Industries
Allied
47
22
21% Mar 20
27
4
16% Aug 30
28% Aug 25
48% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
8% Oct
Apr
Aug
4,000
common__No par
Inc
Alleghany Corp
5
78%
14 Ve
"
60% Aug 31
5,000
30'/a
79%
4%% preferred
5
Jan
56% Jan
24%
30%
Products
Alco Products Inc
Aldens Inc common
3
Aug 26
45
36
24%
No par
Alabama Gas Corp__
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
2
22% Apr
53% Dec
8
23% Jan
1
1
Reduction
Apr 22
4% Sep
Co
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
4.50%
6% Mar 19
_
Adams-Millis Corp
Jan
100
10
17
40% Mar
100
11,000
115
33%
Jun
Co
20% Feb
♦110
13%
47
85
112%
34 %
14
.
112%
42'/a
Adams
; '
114%
Shares
60%
13%
4
9
59
33%
28% Jan
11 % Sep
61%
42
Acme
64% July 22
42%
13%
6
26 Va July 22
23
91% Mar 10
*112%
59
43
32% Jan
8
*42%
62%
the Week
Sept. 9
*42%
44
35
8
13% Sep
117
42%
Friday
42%
23% May 31
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
21
61
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 8
34%
Inc
Express
*42 %
.
PRICE8
xl3%
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Steel
SALE
1
4
Sep
HIGH
25
15
23
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 7
63 %
*112%
.—.
Jan
Jun
44,
62
—100
15% Jan
12
63
17
*42%
5
common
preferred
23
2
34% July IS
30 Va Mar
9
2
Sept. 6
1
16 Va Apr
12% Nov
Tuesday
Sept. 5
Par
Fund
Abbott Laboratories
;
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
V
71/8
'
7
7%
•26
<
40
70
24,000
400
27%
56%
573/8
20%
203/8
*31
243/a
7
■
300
"
87
6,200.
1,400
313/4
■
—_
24%
1,800
7%
13,700
27 Va
2,000
■ve¬
il
Mar 13
38% July 21
26 Va
Aug 10
Feb
8
14% Jan
12
18% Dec
23
17% Dec
3
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
76% Dec
30
83
193
25
July 27
May 27
18
American Hardware
15
198% Jun
15
American
Home
36 Va Mar
122
9
61% Jun
28
American
Hospital Supply Corp—2
Ice
142% Feb
35% Jan
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
18
American
9
13% Aug
5
16% Jan
6
2
17% Feb
15
207/a Sep
9
Feb
25
94
Jan
4
52% Nov
17
49% Jan
4
May 19
76 % Jan
14
18% July
105
84
103
Sep
9
74% Jun
15
84
Aug 24
30
38 % Aug
21
59% Apr
34% Jan
18
14
98
Jan
22
24 Va Dec
30
32% Jan
22
17% July 22
28% Jan
13% Jun
8
Dec
18
14
18
73% Apr
14
41
Apr
1
21% Sep
89% Dec
10
4
58% Jan
6
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
15
86% Jan
14
May
2
92% Aug 15
26
Aug
5
July 14
55% Mar 23
29 % Apr
18
26
20 %
66
Sep 21
38% Jan
6
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
53%
Jufy "I
54%
Mar~~3
18% Apr
152
21
Mar 17
29
5
86% Mar 26
63 Va Mar
9
9
Mar
117
34 Va Dec
30
13
Aug 24
Feb
54
12
57
144% Aug 25
,62% Aug 24
8
126
Aug
4
21
34
Jan
4
20
133% Jan
Jun
18
125
35% Aug 16
124 % Jun
Jun
13
27 Va July 19
72%
Dec~22
105
Jan
38 Ve Jan
2
66
July 25
82 % Feb
3
4
25
Jun
31Ve Feb
23
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
87 Va Dec
21
35 Va Feb
13 Va Jan
26
18% May 18
75 Va Sep
22
89
Apr
18
17
10
27% Mar 15
12
Apr
21
79% Jan
4
51 Ve May 19
117
17
S"ep~~2_2
Jan
16
18% Mar 12
85% Nov
23
24 Va Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51% Nov
26
129%
Jan~20
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
29% Aug
7
117
Jan
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
25% Mar
27% May
1
19% Oct 21
25
Feb
14
Mar
45
Jan
63
Dec
10% 8ep23
46%
Mar" 13
88% Sep 22
80% Deo
2
4
7
26
8
7
30% Aug 26
17% Jun 30
97% Sep
1
62% Aug 24
130% Aug 31
43 V4 Jan
<4
23% Jun
2Q
28
Aug
9
26% Jan
15
18% May 17
73 % Jun 17
Gas
&
Chem
1
95% Apr
4
41 Va Aug
6
36% Jan
1>
For
footnotes,
9
85
Jan
12
36
Feb
17
44 V4 Aug
30 Va Mar
see page 24.
3
9
12
45% Aug 31
173/4
17¥a
16'A
16
16
•16
30
3,100
400
413/4
42
59%
601/4
59%
593/4
59 Vs
593/4
593/4
60
70
72
71
693/4
71
711/4
743/8
40%
411/4
40 Va
383/i
39%
383/4
395/8
6,100
123/4
18,100
1
par
com J—5
12 3/8
12%
*144
146
31%
32%
118
120
56
57
143
143%
x69%
39%
12%
*144
22
12 3/4
12%
146
31
313/a
116
•144
118%
54s/8
143%
62
31V*
112
56¥8
.22V4
74
12V8
146
123/8
/
*144
32
32%
115
112
22%
90,600
74%
11,200
146
323A
115
7,500
2,400
18,500
—
2,800
1,140
53%
62V4
543/4
54%
553/8
21,000
143%
144
124%
22%
143%
143%
1431/4
150
*61%
124 Va
125
62%
61
61
♦125
125
126
700
60
21%
21T.
22%
21%
23 Va
9,400
American
28
283/4
28
28%
273/4
28
275/8
28 Vb
5,500
Steel Foundries
1
American Stores Co
American
7%
Sugar
1
70%
70V4
70%
703/4
69%
70%
69
69%
com—25
X28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28
28
28
1,400
25
Refining
x297%
30
293/4
30
30
30
293/4
30
2,300
5
*16%
17
*16%
17
preferred
American
Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Tobacco common
6% preferred
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
Preferred 5%%
x941/8
96
933/a
*16%
943/4
93Va
163/4
*16%
94%
943/a
12.50
60 5/8
613/4
100
xl261/4
127%
25
36%
36%
353/4
36
35%
35%
355/8
21
213/4
21%
21%
21 %
213/4
213/a
—
com
5
6OV4
127
61
127%
-
60 Va
126
61%
2,100
163/4
95%
•68,600
13,300
61
617/B
125
127
126 %
450
36%
19,800
21%
4,200
25
271/4
27%
*27%
277/s
27%
27%
*27 %
28
25
*25%
26%
♦26%
27%
•26%
27%
*26%
27%
16
16%
153/4
15%
15%
153/4
155/8
157/a
1
59%
60%
59
60
58%
59 ¥a
58 3/4
59 Va
7,000
1
28%
303/a
2 7 5/8
293/a
27%
28%
275/a
285/8
142,200
Corp__1
46%
47
453/4
47%
455%
46%
463/a
47 ¥B
28,000
16,600
series
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
Ampex Corp
Anchor
17
173/4
16
Noypar
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Mar
173/4
16
74
Anaconda Co
Dec
173/4
16 Vs
213/4
11
28% Oct 20
173/4
16%
221/4
15
34
173/4
21%
54% Jan
86
24,400
93%
18-1/4
39
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
68% Jan
5
22
*91%
62
36% Sep
44% July
90% Aug
900
213/4
93%
126
46 % July 27
% Apr 19
39
22 V4
•91%
62
60% Mar 18
35
38 3/a
21%
92%
*124
74% Mar 17
July 28
39
22%
92%
25
Amphenol-Borg
47
383/4
21%
91V4
42
Co common
17
3
39
22%
non-cumulative preferred_100
55% Jun
Feb
40
24,300
85
911/4
10
8
23
677/a
39
American Ship Building Co„No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
7% preferred
100
17
9
*83
22
_100
33% Feb
1
*38%
66%
85
!
73%
preferred
27% Sep
42% Mar
67
•83
103
41%
American Seating Co
6%
65»A
85
102
42%
Co
Co
American Snuff
103
74
Std Sany
8
67
:/
•100%
3,000
22¥4
American
7
65%
4,000
72%
3
3
103
*83
207/a
42
16% Feb
Mar
;
203/s
22
&
Mar
84
800
20%
20 Va
44
American Potash
67% Mar
691/4
*82%
14%
74
12
42
66
IOOV4
14 Va
233/a
48 % Aug
29
103
14%
*14
72%
19
Rad
*1001/4
18%
22 Vs
11
Natural
American
7%
20 Va
17%
x42 3/a
Optical Co
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
145 7/a Aug 24
20 Va
20%
4,400
17 ¥1
25
20
July 22
7
14%
20
1.66%
Jun
12
♦141/4
4,200
17%
f
51
No par
75 % Aug 22
27
Dec
American Motors Corp
67
138 Va Jan
17%
186
50
Xl84%
1
14
Apr
33% Apr
17%
15
27
51
2
Products
43 % Apr
23
64
Metal
American Molasses Co
American
May
117% Oct
American
27 Va
1843/4
50 V4
100
preferred
American News
Nov
148% Mar 20
4% %
26%
182%
52
171/4
Fdry com—3.50
1
56% Feb
Dec
&
27%
187 %
50%
171/4
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals-No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__1
27
186%
533/4
14 3/4
100
9
41
133
prior preferred
American Mach
273/4
1873/4
523/4
1
Sep
92
1
5%%
273/4
187
1
74% Sep
18
9
30
No par
44
41% Sep
Deo
Co
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
18
52% Mar 31
81
1
Apr
43 %
88% Nov
12.50
American
20% Jan
Corp
Products
;
Electronics
•
50
50
513/4
491/8
50 3/a
48%
493/8
49 Va
497/B
No par
39
397/a
38%
39
37%
38
363/4
38
6.25
37%
38
363/4
37
36%
38
37%
37%,
_No par
*90%
92
*90%
92
•90%
21.80
40%
10
443/4
.
200
2,500
530
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
—t
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Corp
2,000
92
92
•90 3/4
481/2
40
40 3/4
39%
40%
*40%
40 3/4
5,400
45
44%
443/4
44%
447/8
44%
45 Va
61,500
'
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1002)
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
»8% NOV
18
49% Feb
27
40% Jan
26
33
Sep
80% July 29
7
59% Apr
29% May 11
29
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo
Armco
Oil
37% Nov
24
42% Feb
Armour
25
39
Jan
26
48% July
Armstrong Cork Co
86% Apr
7
75
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
28 %
15
44 Va Jun-
8
20% Jan
Co
9
Armstrong
11
Arnold
v
32%
28%
63
2
25% Aug 22
27% Jan
5
Aro
23% Jan
4
Ashland
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
37% Jan
5
2nd
July 25
Industries
29% Jun
1
Oil
Feb
60% Dec
13
•0
Sep
25
•0
Nov
10
56% Jan
30
27
Feb
9
Apr
12
100
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
51.
72 %
106
63
Jan
5.25%
4
17
9% Dec
29
32% July
lOYaMar
S8% Dec
18
33 Vt
22
8
27% Jan
May 11
4
9y4Jan
7
Sep
11
28% Feb
1
Jan
6
79% Jan
15
5
16
31 y4 Jun
17
41% Jan
31
86 % Mar
74% Jan
4
80 y4 Aug
18
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
26
4% Jun
9
6Vz Jan
4
15 y4 Jun
16
16% Feb
11
14% July 15
15% Feb
15
08% Jan
3
27
96
83 y4
is y4 Nov
24
24% Feb
16
12% Aug
1
20% Jan
9
27 «/4 Jan
13
21
May 13
24 % Jan
11
33% Nov
20
28 % Dec
7
21
Mar 11
10% Jan
7
52% July 11
17 y4 Aug 18
July 29
17% May 25
96 ya Jan
May 10
82 y4
x36%
36%
35
36
35 Va
35%
35 y4
35%
*15
16
15
15
14%
14%
*14%
15 V*
25
24%
24%
24 y4
24%
24%
24%
20'/a
20%
1,400
20%
20
20
19%
20%
2,900
20%
19%
20 yu
19%
19%
19%'
20
5,100
33
32%
32%
24%
2.50
20%
11% May 11
0% Dec
1
12% Jun
30% Feb
9
13% Jan
6
42% July 24
18% Dec 17
34% Nov
23
27% Dec
7
24 y8 Jan
26
30 Vz Aug
Dec
23
101% Feb
5
00 y4 Jan
18
79
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
80
Jan
8
88
Sep
Nov
16
50% July
8
28% Sep
29 y2 Sep
8
43% Jan
9
34
55
8
62% Feb
06% Dec
20
66
Jan
40
Jan
6
25
64% Jan
27
49
28
Sep
56
35
44
Dec~28
Oct
12
30Ya May 11
9
59
Aug
Apr
1
Jan
23
66 % Feb
27
9
43 Ye Dec
24
2
51% Oct
21
33% Aug 16
49% Sep
37
37
178
•O
Jan
Dec
19% Sep
36% Jan
78
Dec
23
16
204
Dec"11
100% Mar 26
30
22
..
Canteen Co
54% Jan
14
97
3
Jun
Bayuk
Aug 29
v
,
25% Jun
9
2
Beckman
2
65
Dec
11
i 56% Feb
17
15% Jan
9
42
Apr
10
35% Sep
2
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18 ya Dec
15
81% Sep
.
Apr
44
18
Dec
14
13
Nov
2
tl
95
May
89
Sep 22
8
20% Mar 29
57% Jun
13
Bell
25
92% Jun
28
11 y8 July 27
May 14
10
28 y8 Mar
3
57% May
22% Feb
40% Dec
10
52
1
45*
Jan
7
1% Dec
21
2
1
Jun
10
»«% Jan
6
17 y8 Aug
12% Sep
12% Sep
Sep
22
12% Jan
70
23
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59 y8 July
0
49% May 11
137
Apr
155
Feb
19% Dec
5
Jan
12
83
15% Sep
10% Jan
10
42% Dec
6
16% Nov
30% Jan
25
29
11% Jan
31
2
11
56% July 15
14% Mar 31
19% Oct
July
11
2
22
July
46% Jan
35
18
9
5
May 14
6
74% Jan
303/4 July
3
33% Feb
42% Aug
138% Jan
38Yb Jan
50
8
151
13% July 26
71% Jan
36
Jan
53
13% July 26
20 Yb Jan
4
Bliss
(E
23
35% Aug 23
28 V4 Jan
6
Bohn
22 % Feb
17% May 11
40% Feb
1
7
34% July 25
24
81% Apr
24
77
Jan
24% Feb
50 Y2
18% Aug 10
69% Feb
5
15% Jan
6
27% Jan
6
11% Nov
13% Jan
44
Nov
17% Mar 13
17
6
20
8y4 May 12
40% Jan
13
33% Sep
9
44 %
May 25
53% Jun
8
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
48
Oct 29
76
Dec
28
85
Jan
21
10
Dec
22
28% Nov
12
7% July
12% Sep
9
Edison
13 Ya Jan
4
Sep
Jan
6
16% Oct
26
76
Oct~12
47 Va Nov
16
18% Jan
6
33% Mar 10
11
4
35% May 28
Nov
82
Mar 22
Maris
Jan
July 15
110
29
42% Jan
Aug 30
29 Ya
4
25
66
2
4
76 Ya
77
29% Aug
4
14% July 27
4Ya%
Aug 25
,
Shoe
16 Ya
May 26
27 Ya Jan
80
Jun
6
85 Ya Aug
18
26% Jun
2
34
Jan
18
Buffalo
11
Forge
17 Ya Jan
4
Bullard
98
88
88
28 Ya
29%
29 Ya
30 y4
20,400
30
29%
29%
700
56 V2
,2,200
30
30%
29 Ya
29 Ya
30
30
30
30
100
14
22
24% Jun
18
33
13% Sep *23
14% Jan
2
68% Jan
82
2
Mar 10
73'/a Jan
67
66
May 4
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
13
18% Oct
21
14% Jan
5
35% Feb
5
24
17% Oct
5
Nov
S8Ya Nov
2
10
26
Dec
20 Ya May 27
27 V4 Jan
20
55% Dec
23
13
45
Mar
19
Mar
80
Feb
7
67
9
22% Jun
51
56% Sep 22
14% Dec 30
57% Dec 11
44% Jun
1
32Y4 Mar 22
32 Y4 Mar
3
23% July 25
For
footnotes,
69
July 28
see page 24.
43% Mar 14
55
May 26
85
,
49
Aug 24
7
Apr 28
Apr
42 Y4 Sep
27% Apr
29
Red
Canada
conv
6lYaAug22
Cannon
14 Ya
65 Ya
653/4
29 Ya
50 %
1
LABOR
DAY
Ya
283/4
*50
lYa
1Y4
33 Ya
33 Ya
*33
293/8
41 Ya
41%
2,600
173/4
17 %
17%
1,100
483/a
\
65 Ya
65 Ya
28%
*50
%J.
1 %
333/4
33%
14,3uu
ID
47%
*91
145/a
28%
'.
47 Ya
93 Ya
14
50%
1%
10
42
'*91
15 Ya
*50
30
35%
y4
17,500
93%
143/a
11,000
65%
66 Ys
4,400
28 %
50 Ya
14%
29 Ya
*50
1%
3,300
50 Ya
1 Ya
1%
333/4
16,300
33 Ya
33 3/4
39
39
38 Ya
39
38 Ya
383/a
38 Ya
38
43
423/4
43%
Ya
5,600
433/8
42 3/4
43 Ya
42%
43 Ya
54,400
1463/4
148 %
*146 Ya
148
148
,
/
148
147
500
147 Ya
70O
14 Ya
14%
14
14 Ya
13 Ya
14%
13%
71 Ya
72%
*72 Ya
73 Ya
*72 Ya
73 Ya
50
39 Vt
72 Ya
40
38
38 Ya
37 Ya
38 Ya
32 Ya
38 Ya
33
323/4
38%
1,200
32%
32 Ya
32%
33
24Y4
25
33 %
3,400
25
25
25
25
,;
25
14%
15
143/4
32 %
31 3/8
31
*24 %
15
31 Ya
7,500
1,000
14 Ya
25%
25%
25%
20 Y4
20%
20 Ya
'
•
s
14 Ya
14 Ya
3,300
31 Ya
30 Ya
31 3/4
36,500
25Ya
25Ya
20Ya
14%
31
Ya
3
•
14
25%
25 Ya
253/4
1,400
20%
20 Ya
.20%
20 3/8
8,000
<
193/4
193/4
193/4
20
193/4
19%
50
50 Ya
19Ya
20 Ya
50
50%
50
5
50%
35 Ya
49%
50 %
36 %
35
5,500
35 Ya
35
35 Y4
783/4
35 Ya
35%
783/4
11,300
_1
23%
65 Ya
•
*783/4
80 Ya
*78%
23 Ya
22 3,4
23 Ya
22%
23%
23 %
65 Ya
65 Ya
65 Ya
65 3/4
65%
2,300
23 Ya
653/4
65 Ye
•„
80
*78 3/4
80
*7%
7%
*7%
75/8
7%
7%
•12%
.13%
123/4
123/4
2.50
12Ya
12 Ya
10 Ya
12 Vt
13
103/4
10Ya
10%
5
10 Ya
10 Y4
26 Ya
10
10
7,100
2,700
.
263/a
25 Ya
10%
26 Ya
255/a
26
253/a
255/8
43%
43 Ya
42%
42 Ya
42%
42%
7Va
7%
47 Ya
48%
60 3/4
61%
common
*43 Ya7 Ya
3
48 Ya
,_l
61%
100
10
>//;■
7%
44
>
49
64%
*31
83
28%
*81
83
28%
283/4
28%
109%
109 Ya
7
7%
46
47
2,500
58%
60 Ya
58%
60
17,300
*81
28 Ya
83
*81
28 Ya
28 s/8
109 Ya
109 Ya
109 Ya
75%
75 Ya
600
71%
72 Ya
98,100
32 3/i
323/4
1,900
15%
153/8
5,000
173/s
11,200
76
76
69
723/8
673/4
70
68 Ya
71
33%/
33 Ya
33%
32Y4
33
*109
83
28Y8
76
5
153%
15 Ya
153/a
15s/a
15%
17%
17%
17%
17%
<
15%
17Ya
17 Ya
-86
300
47 3/a
76
*833/4
8,500
473/8
753/4
33%
6,300
2,700
753/4
•>
300
2,100
7
1093/4
110
•
v.
7
100
No par
No par
7 Ya
7%
II
17 Ya
2,300
*
130
84%
*84 34
86
29
29
29
29
*29
29%
13
29
13
29
123/4
13 Ya
12Y8
13 Ya
343/4
12%
123/4
35%
3434
34%
35
35Y8
4,200
21%
22 Va
21%
2IY4
21%
22 Y4
21,400
173/a
17%
17 Ya
173/4
173/a
17 Ya
40,600
5
Inc
com
Co
35
5
21 Ya
_l
Inc
17 Ya
100
36
,23%
18
*75
__100
*82
*84%
76
*75
76
*75
76
*75
67 Ya
*67
67 Ya
*67
*82
83%
67%
*82
83 Ya
♦82
83 Ya
fl
35 Vt
36'/a
333/a
34 Ya
,_1
273/4
335/»
273/4
34%
27%
333/4
27%
*9 Ya
27 Ya
93/4
27
9%
273/8
9%
9 Ya
9 Y4
Corp
f
_
373/4
Ltdi
\
5
1
*
Jc20%
1
13 Ya
38
.
373/4
5%
4Ya
20 Ya
20 Ya
133/s
373/4
5
Ry~
13 Ya
13 Ya
643/4
65 Ya
62 Ya
65
1.66%
21 Ye
21 Ya
88
213/4
*86
21
No par
*86
100
37 Ya
4%
20 Y4
_1.80
common
—
34 3/a
273/4
3.33%
Mines
400
3,000
76
*67
83 Ya
.
100
86
67 Ya
*67
100
preferred
Pacific
Mills
84%
,_1
Canadian
Canadian
93 Ya
15%
x29 Ya
CLOSED
80%
7%
35 Ya
72 Ya
Inc
Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
2
*91
803/4
78%
41 %
49
;
81 Ya
140
36%
♦35
,_0
Lake
Campbell Soup Co
Dry Corp
18
43,600
46%
46%
50 %
143/a
_1
Mining Corp
Canada
$4.25
6,600
98%
25
California Packing
' "
96%
16%
_5
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell
16 Ya
96 %
81%
18
93 Ya
*95 Ya
16Y8
97
75%
42 %
18
EXCHANGE
2.50
Byers Co (A M)
Callahan
47 Ya
*91
2,500
17 Ya
42
18%
653,4
50c
Bush Terminal Co
15Y4Marll
26
41% Nov 30
Apr 22
1
4
6
97
1,400
49%
246
100
;
Co
second
Sep
18
"
36 Ya
x65 Y4
1
V
78%
*35
423/4
42*4
34%
48s/a
*235
16 Ya
83%
77%
34
49
800
94%
17
973/4
*80 Y4
81 Ya
34
249
96
16%
94%
83 Ya
48 Ya
*230
2iy4
100
Co
Jan
7% Jan
34
49 Ya
36 Ya
STOCK
_8
common
common
2
26% Jan
'17%
1
pref
Burroughs Corp
383A Aug 26
<•
•
9Ya May 13
28
Watch
28
43/a July 26
35
'
1 peso
,,
16
2
May 24
<
34%
5
Inc
4 Ya %
40% Jun
2,600
21 Ya
10
82
5
J. 800
49 Yo
103
5
No par
66 Ya Mar 10
Jan
53
44
97
Co
21
6
53
*96
*18
500
43 Ya
96
10
54%
44%
96
79 Ya
*54
52%
249
*80%
200
54%
21Y4
*230
_40c
Burlington Industries
*
35
*35
28%
Va
50
"/
100
*275/a
433/i
252
50
56
28%.
28
513/4
50
17
260
21
43 Ya
96
360
523/4
*51 Ya
45%
;///.
.
:
9,800
44
21 Ya
54 %
ll00
56
7,900
21 Ya
21 Ya
51Y4
___1
56 /
57 Ya
2,800
13,900
*54
100
Inc
„
5y8
54%
44 Ya
35
56 aA
*55%
.
5
54
♦230
pfd
preferred
Bulova
4
*21
29%
100
4% preferred
3 Ya % preferred
3
8Y«Jun
Jan
55%
55
57%
*28 Ya
12.50
Inc
76% May 13
28% Mar
22 Y4 Aug 14
89
Feb 11
4
Oct
24
55 Ya
57
V'*55%
10
common
Bullock's
56
57%
58
29 %
*28
1
5
78% May
823/4 Aug 12
93/4 Mar 17
Mar 30
46 y4 Jun
Jan
$5
36Ya Aug
9
233/4 Aug 25
14Ya Apr 29
17% Sep
9
27 Ya July 27
13 Ya Dec 31
5Ya July 10
Jan 30
18
10
Aug 16
20% Apr
8
26% July 28
80% Apr 10
78% Jan
13
May 10
57
*56
*28 Ya
1
Co
Dec
15% Oct
12
67,400
loo
Co
31% July 10
Co
15 %
98
preferred series A
8
Budd
;
88
100
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
6
15%
26,800
98
No par
82% Nov 27
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
153/4
300
37%
87
.
19% Jan
15 %
100
Brunswick
4
15%
1,300
22
97
86
50
Brown
12
36 Ya
87
5%
97 Ya
86
3.50
Aug 19
35% Apr
24% Jan
37
98
97
preferred
Jun
20
35 %
97
Brass Corp
convertible
5.50%
14%
37 Ya
'*85%
100
100
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common.
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
.
'
104
§7%
4
84
*20%
28%
common
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
12
84
14 Ya
21
28 Ya
Braniff
11
63% Jan
65% Sep
17
;
Jan
12 Ya Jan
9
38% Feb
48
8
Sep
84 Ya
14%'
*20 %
28Ya
5% preferred
7
700
28 Ya
-
Common
46
84
14 Y4
•
14,100
Maine RR—
18
18
6
85 Ya
190
4%
14%
4
28%
Co
11% Jan
41 Ya Jan
85 Ya
86
78%
Ya
*14 Ya
4% Vw
14%
28
common
Stores
203/a Jan
25% Sep
9
41% Jun 20
76% Jan
Food
9
i
*14 Va
13
7.50
5
July 27
4%
14 Ya
31%
preferred
&
78 Ya
4Ya
14 Ya
123/4
Co
Boston
78 Ya
•:■/v 4 Ya
28 Ya
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc~.__l.25
7
*77%
4%
14%
27 Ye
_
&
Borg-Warnei* Corp
65 Ya Sep
77%
4 Ya
450
303/4
it
Co
Borden
Boston
7% Nov 24
14% Dec 29
W)
Borman
6,500
5%
Co
6
2
36%
13 Ya
Inc
Co
Inc
Aluminum
Sep
36 Ya
10
Mfg
7
24
37 Va
31Y4
Laughlin Inc
3 Y2 %
36 %
77 Ya
5 Ya
Co
Sep
79 Ya Mar 30
37
12 Ya
100
48 Ya Jan
15
37 Y4
78 %
1,800
30%
Boeing Airplane Co
10
36%
37 Ya
1,500
5%
Bond Stores Inc
25
47%
13%
10
&
11
47
31 %
.
(Del)
Decker
Blaw-Knox
Mar 28
47%
No par
pfd series of 1951
&
Bliss
24% Sep
06 y4 Mar 17
Y2 %
473,4
7,800
13
100
6
48% Dec
30
Steel
4
24% May 3
18% Jun 28
/
•
1
Gypsum
Jan
9
•8% Sep
4
47 Ya
87
31
.___
Bigelow-Sanford
Black
48
Ya
5Y»
.50
29% Jan
17% Feb
Sep
8
*84
13%
7% preferred
3
Feb
82
86
31Vt
_
Inc
Bethlehem
49 % Mar 25
32% Aug
4
22% May 27
24% Apr
10
Bestwall
Aug 26
;r
•
1
Consolidated
4
86
48
86
10
Corp
8
,
21% Feb
<■'
8
29
10% Sep 22
Jan
8
10
1
Jun
>57% Jan
4
6
•,
__l
Co
86
14%
>i.
No par
Best &
25,600
:t
5.Y4
5% preferred
13
23%
13 Ya
common
Benguet
22%
78
DAY
2.50
Beneficial Finance
Aug 17
1% Jan
4
32% July 27
5
1
50
.
Howell Co
Bendix
22 Ya
x31 Ya
4%% preferred
4
Ya
13
Corp
Bell Intercontinental Corp
30
22
*84 Ya
15%
Belding-Heminway
19
89% Feb
5
3,000
10 Va'
16 Vt
.
14 y2 Jun
24% May 11
100
55
_9
4%%
(AS)
37% Jan
•1
105%
38'/a
153/4
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
&
54 Ya
10
35%
Beech Aircraft Corp__
Beech Creek RR
Aug 30
104%
38
38 Ya
Co
Instruments
Beck Shoe
6
42 '/a
32% Mar 31
104%
2,500
10 Ya
37 Vt
Beaunit Mills Inc_.
103% Sep
Aug 10
300
68%
38
48
•
No par
8
83
68%
10
15%
common
13
Apr 21
310
37 Ya
,
21
Inc
Sep
78
10 Ya
*20 %
conv
62% Jan
9
22 Ya
*14 Ya
prior preferred
4%% preferred
V
3,400
-
37%
100
Cigars
~3s/o%
170
*
1
Wilcox
Beatrice Foods Co
14
v
37%
15 Ya
Lomb Inc
&
86
10
'
21
1
&
22 Ys
10 Ya
*20%
noncumulative preferred
Bausch
11,300
83
54%
54
Amer_2.50
of
Bath Iron Works Corp
7
226
3
32% Dec
38% Jan
Jan
v
14
45
*82
68%
104%
55
*14 Ya
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
57% Aug 23
105
54%
37 Ya
86
LABOR
20
Preferred stamped
Bangor & Aroostook RR
8
58% Jun
Mar 21
Mar
90% Feb
16 y8
July 29
6
74% May
84
Feb
7
18
183
25% Jan
68
No par
Stamped
6
*32%
;No par
common
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
27
63
Feb
23
Co
prior pref ($1.20)
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
4Ya% preferred series B
9
30
23 Ya
10
20
Corp
4%
55%
37 Ya
CLOSED
1
_
Babbitt (B T) Inc
11
29
38% Jan
Nov
common
Babcock
Aug 15
69
105
105
223/4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10
Baldwin-Liina-Hamilton
V
'•
33
68%
69%
X54%
"'00
4
Sep
Jun
common
4
12
*32%
33
105
10
No par
17'/o Jan
Jan
>■'
69 %
100
37% Jan
20% July 27
39 '/a May
3
34 y2 Mar
8
S3
B
'
♦32%
preferred
B
Powder
Avco
14
7% Jan
July 25
12% July 26
Refining
Automatic
8
38
4y8 Aug 16
28
20
10
Austin Nichols
98% Aug 30
89
8
1
No par
preferred
series
Conv
18,400
44%
44 %
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Corp
Atlas
26
33%
44'/a
32%
44 V*
82 y4
5% preferred
4
31% Jun
Atlas
33
31%
82%
non-cumulative
$3.75
14,700
33%
preferred-_10
City Electric Co com
4Y3
4% preferred
100
4
74% Dec
4
62%
44%
Investment Co
Atlantic
39% Sep
40% Mar
5,300
3,000
61%
32%
common
Atlantic Coast Line RR
92
62% May 25
53 y4 Apr 17
62%
82%
'L2
Inc
Refining
88'/a May 11
58% Feb 24
10
17
62
30%
44%
Atlantic
Nov
80
62%
Shares
32
29%
1
29
38 Va Aug 29
47% Feb
62
31%
29%
83%
Common
5%
29 Va
33%
1
Associates
10 % Aug
29
Dry Goods Corp—
1st
Atchison
S4% Nov
32 Va
28%
the Week
44%
Common
Aug 23
July 18
31%
Friday
Sept. 9
44%
Co
preferred $1.50 series
Associated
44
&
•
Sept. 8
32%
Corp
f
Corp~r_____.___2.5U>
Equipment
Arvin
Sales for
Thursday
*82%
Constable
18
25% May 15
PRICES
1
'
Jan
10
SALE
No par
common
_
Rubber
HIGH
Sept. 7
32 Va
32%
64 %
5
:
$3.75 preferred
22% Aug 29
18% Aug
5
2
Apr
4
14% Sep
27
10
Corp
49% Nov
<Sc
32 Va
5
Corp
Steel
Sept. 5
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 6
No par
30% Sep
77% Jan
7
23 y< July 16
Monday
40% Jan
9
17% Nov 20
LOW
STOCK
Par
30 Ya Aug
33% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
23
May
35% Feb
10
Highest
31% Sep
9
23 Ya July 26
11
38% Nov
04% May
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
20
13%
9 Ya
37 Ya
93/8
37 5/a
373/a
4%
43/4
205/a
20%
20%
13 3/a
133/s
5
—
18,100
■,
2,100
1,300
1,200
4,000
4,000
14
6,400
61 Ya
Ya
88
63 Ya
62%
63
15,200
2IY4
21%
213/a
22
3,900
47
*86
88
47
47
47
No par
*47
413/4
42%
48 Ya
47
41
47
41
25
23 Ya
*39%
40
23%
233/4
40 y4
700
233/4
40 Ya
61 Ya
23 Ya
233/4
61 Ya
23 Ys
9,700
61 Ya
23 Ya
61
61
60 Ya
60 Ya
400
No par
61 Ya
"'*86
-
r
88
190
Volume
Number 5985
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1003)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
23Y. Apr
17% Feb 10
85
31
Deo
8
4
Capital Airlines Inc—
49% Jan
4
Carborundum Co
5
35% Feb
81
25% Jun
3
Sep
8
88% Jan
12
35
8
Feb
1
Carey
98
Aug 18
44% Jun 27
<
(Philip)
Mfg Co
Carolina
Power
&
19
Oct
16
39
May 28
58% Jan
4
19
27% July 22
41% Jan
0
Carrier
62
40% Deo
1
46% Jan 27
30
31% Jan
16
25
38% Jan
8
89 % Dec
7
48% Sep
10
89% Nov
10
41
31
31%
30%.
30%
31%
42
41 %
41%
41%
41%
*25%
41%
26%
41%
27
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
43%
50%
48%
50
48'%
49%
10%
10%
10%
99%
99%
99
%
5%
5%
5%
7,000
25%
25 Va
25%
34.200
94%
25%
10,600
Inc.
1
44ya Mar 20
20'/a July 22
Nov
23
17% Dec
30
20
Apr
16
27
Nov
23
5
22
Mar 23
55
19
100
700
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
Central
Foundry
1
19'/a
19'/a
18%
18 ya
18%
19 Va
19%
19%
800
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
Central
of
Georgia Ry com—No par
x53Va
25% Sep
2
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
Central
2
8
8
5%
Co
preferred series B
Central
*75'/a
25%
55% Sep
7
Central
Illinois
20
11
31
4
4'%% preferred
28% May 23
Central
29'/a Jan
26<
42% Jun
15
Central
RR Co pf N J
& South West
21% Jun
22
Service-
22
May
32% Dec
31
28% Feb
15
Central
Soya
28% Jan
16
5
Sep
9
16 Va Jan
7
Central
50
2.50
Violetta Sugar Co
15 Va Mar 11
9
July 18
11% Sep
6
Century Industries Co
Jan
6
Cerro
137/b Jan
13
29 ya Jun
5
84% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
16 y8 Apr
~4%
May 29
~6%
Jan
62
Apr
79
July 27
11
27
July 25
28% Feb
6
70% Jan
11
"Chain
42% Jan
0
94% Aug 19
48'A Aug 25
Aug
9
88
Jan
8
34%
17%
26%
17%
20Va
9%
32 %
Mar
24
9
42% Jan
9
37% Dec 31
;4
36% Jan
10% Oct
0
177/a Mar 23
34% Feb
18
8
May 13
21
Jan
39% Sep
1
38% Jan
6
29% Jan
4
14% Mar 24
8
58
118% Feb
26
94
Aug
5
69% Jan
99% Apr
19% Aug
3
97/a Aug
20
Aug
2
8
17
Jan 10
34% Jan 21
27'A Aug
3
43% Jan
0
B
15
1
88
53
July 14
Jan 16
43'A Jan
4
13
6
5
35% July 22
40% Apr
17% July 25
26% Jail
0
59% July 28
15% July 27
69% Feb 20
33% July
22
18% Nov 23
32% Jan
28% Nov
23
26 Va Nov
23
36'A July 28
27% Dec
24
37'A Apr
24% Oct
22
13
37 Va Jan
17
2
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
26% Jun
17
46'A Dec
17
50% Feb
4
*42
42%
94%
200
54%
55 Va
3,300
*94
60
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
300
37'A
36%
37%
36 %
36%
11,000
22%
23'A
22%
23%
22%
23%
10.100
*5%
6%
5%
5%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
32%
34
32%
11%"
32%
-32%
33
_1
5
5%
500
11%
11%
4,900
31%
33
5,300
11%
12 %
11%
11%
33
1
-
33%
31%
33
3%
4
46%
47
46%
46%
28%
28%
27%
28%
91
91
92
92
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
2,800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
37'A
37%
37% '
6,700
12,900
22%
10,400
■
11%
11%
11%
12
9.000
31
32%
32%
33
11.900
3%
4
5,600
*46 Va
47
1,200
29'A
3,000
1
10
Co
37/a
45%
47%
28%
28%
91
91%'
45%
45%
\
45%
19%
19%
,
37%
38%'
21%
23%
21%
22%
21'A
22%
22
21%
21%'
21
21 %
20%
21
20%
21%
3,300
10%
11 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11,700
36%
36%
36
36
35%
35%
60%
35'A
35%
400
61%
5,500
61%
*96
r
'tone
4
4
32
Jan
8
May 26
15% Jan
4
Sep
1
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
4
71% Jan
0
Chrysler Corp
62 Va
61
106
■'
*8*
3%
37%
*95
*10%
11%
25
*21%
25
29%
61
*95
10%
*10%
11
*21%
25
-
500
29%
29%
1,100
'*38%
39'A
200
;■ 18%
18%
4,200
29%
*38
90
106
25
10%
29%
'38%
38%
39
93%
37
106
*21%
29%
29
28%
*92
37%
60%
61%
106
*96
4
39
19%
■'
>'
18%
18%:/
61%
60'A
61,%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
29
29 \
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
23%
STOCK
19
*60%
18%.
?v.'
18'A
61%
29
/
19%
61
5% preferred series A—
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
1
5
80
4
11'A
11
*21%
40
10
com
23'A Jan
"13
23
'
42%"
36%
36'A Jan
29% Jan
29'A Jan
5
55
6%
5% preferred
—50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par
5% series A noncum pfd——100
Chic & North Western com—No par
4
93%
55
*42
22%
26% July 28
22'A Jun 29
22'/a July 27
19
Aug 17
45'A May 25
93%
55%
37%
:
Class A
Chic Great Western Ry
7
8
-44% Mar 30
95%
55
4,500
*5%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
71% May 22
36% Sep 29
23% Nov 25
42'%
95
22'%
•
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1-1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—i.
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc__
1
Checker Motors Corp
—1.25
Chemetron Corp
—_—1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred—100
4
May 3
July 25
July 25
Aug 29
July 5
July 25
8
Jan
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
27
*42
95%
55
100
25%
22%
Aircraft Co
7
18
4
79
25%
5
5% Jan
Belt
33
*75 Va
25%
36%
Certain Teed Products Corp
Cessna
*51%
79
25 Va
9.50
Corp
40% Apr
24
25% Sep
10
Pasco
53
*75 Va
25%
No par
12
45% Sep
45% May 28
25Va Apr 17
Jan
de
*51%
79
25
No par
Co
3ya May 11
9
15
Sep
86% Nov
63
42
1
'
54%
x95
10
Corp
31
~i% Dec" 22
17%
53
*75 Va
«
42%
42
—100
—■—
Public
18%.
*52 Va
79
25% :
4
July 27
53 '/a
100
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Illinois Lgt common_No par
20
13% Apr
3,800
18%
27
25
22%
22%
807/a Jan
38% Nov
22%
*17%
*22 Va
42% Jan
74% July
22%
22%
32% Jan
29
22%
22%
19% Mar
38% Mar 23
26
1,000
21%
17%
27
Oct
76%
*22 Va
09% Feb
64% Dec
76%
22%
48% May 11
100
76
22%
28
Dec
75%
22%
10
40
75%
*17%
24
24
*75%
;£■:*
160
120
18%
;
——
37% Sep
Nov
75%
DAY
25 %
22%
Corp common
preferred
68% Dec
19
75%
'
94%
25%
23 ya
30% Jun
30
*118%
94%
25%
22%
Aug
Nov
120
*94
.
*17%
Jan
36
*118%
94%
5
53
Mar
120%
*94
1
20
17
20
50% Feb
26%
*118%
94
Aquirre Sugar Co
76
'99
25%
120%
5%
Aug 14
9
26%
*118%
Central
Apr
10
94
25%
LABOR
15
Aug 20
87% Deo
430
11
80
87% Jun
17,500
Jan
22
1
25
10%
100
25% Jan
17
50% Mar
25%
25
5
15
21
12
5%
29
18% Sep
8% Jan
25%
100
x5%
CLOSED
preferred series A_100
Celotex
IB
25%
1
10%
x99%
5%
330
14,000
,
Jun
17
71% Feb
30
35% Jan
10%
10%
102
5%
EXCHANGE
.
*
10%
101 %
STOCK
—100
—
53%
30%
21% Jun
3
21% Apr
82% Dec
51%
12.50
preferred
conv
3,300
32
Celanese Corp of Amer com„No par
4'/a %
3,600
42
8
74% July 18
3.600
31%
9
8
44
41
*26
Co common
2nd
150
43
40%
50
preferred
7%
1,500
98
——
Sep
01% July
22
Dec
43%
6%%
120% July 25
83% Jan 13
*96
42%
31% Jan
1
96%
40%
94 %
8
5,900
96
41%
0
17
15%
42%
34% Jan
Feb
15
42%
5
88
15%
40%
24% Aug
22% Jun
15
42%
-100
2nd.preferred
—7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20% preferred——
_100
114% Jun
24
43
8
12
24%
'
41%
26
34% July 29
24%
'
42%
19
98 % Jan
25
5
7% Feb
(J I)
24%
10
'22% Jan
1%
2,400
25%
44%
24%
96
114% Jan
125% May 13
28
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
Jan
Case
44%
96
8
2
4,900
44%
Corp—______1
General
Products
6%
44%
97
36% Aug 12
Nov
41
Carter
6 Va
44%
96 %
9
7% Apr
July
10
119%Mar 16
12
Jan
4
6 'A
44
„—
common
preferred&
Shares
6 %
44%
16
r
the Week
44
15%
8
26% Feb
29
Jan
13
78% Jan
7
23
Friday
Sept. 9
Sept. 8
6%
16%
5% Aug
22
Dec
82
4%%
Carriers
29% Feb
Sales for
Thursday
6
16
92% Aug
Sep
6
70% Sep
July 21
PRICES
25%
22
18
108
30
43% July 15
8
40% Feb
80% Sep
Corp
SALE
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
48% Jan
HIGH
No par
Ry_100
Light.
41% Jan
84% Nov
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 7
6%
6 %
_10
Carlisle Corp
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
13 % Sep 23
48% Nov 28
17
Sept. 6
1
41% Apr 29
23% Aug
8
10
102% Jan
13% Jan
6
86% July 15
82% Feb 18
13% Doo
Aug 29
15
13% Nov SO
Tuesday
Sept. 5
Par
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
6,000
24%,
23
23%
22 'A
22%
22%
23%
8.100
20
J24
EXCHANGE
;
61
t
20%
61
600
2,800
800
,20%
20%
13%
*12%
13'A
*12%
13%
13%
14
%
78%
75%
75%
75%
77
77
77%
11,800
42%
CLOSED
43%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43%
44%
34,100
41%
2,900
21%
*12%
21%
19
19%
180
900
"
39% Jan
72% May 20
40
19
Atig
Cincinnati
11
37
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
41% Aug 24
Dec
23
01% Feb
15
78% Jan
4
87% Sep
4%
03
Dec
17
102% Jan
12
94 Va Feb
2
85% Oct
23
47% Jun
30
26% July 25
40% Jan
14
64% July 10
46% Nov
19
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
43
Jan
9
57
15% Deo
10
Electric—
&
Common
77
64% Jan
49% Mar
Dec
23
67
Dec
28
33
Deo
0
38% Jan
'39% Jun
17% Aug
26
C I T Financial Corp
1
49
Jan
4
Cities Service
8
24% Jan
4
2
43'A May 24
51 % Jan
4
18% Jan
2
14 Va July 14
Sep
8
2
47% Jan
18
11
99
Apr
62
Apr
8
35'A Apr
11
20
67
Jan
4
39
12
32% Jun
16
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
17
Dec
15
48'A Mar
136% Jan
10
Jun
28
120
Deo
29
65
72'AJuly
4
Sep
21
27
71% Jan
5
78
18
22
Sep
8
30V«Jan
48
Feb
17
9
72 Va Dec
10
23% Jan
8
34 '/a Dec
10
45% Nov
13
50% Mar 11
49
Oct
14
03% Feb
35
Jan
14
19% Nov
18
7
48% May
24% Mar 13
15 3A Nov
23
24 % Mar 23
14% Jun
17
60% Dec
47% Dec
•-
July
70
Jun
7
6
20'
65'A Jan
18 % Mar 11
13% Mar
2
64
Apr 20
9
101% Apr
112'A Feb 19
;
20
57%
1,900
133'A
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Jun
21'A Aug
5 6'A Mar
3
8
27
4
8
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
13
Jun
69
2
43% July 27
2
i
•
Sep
7
,52
"
/.Aug 25
51% Sep
9
28'A Jan
70
4
Aug 24
25% Jun 20
667A Sep
101
9
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
30% Sep
1
$4.25 preferred
Carbon
55%
39%
39%
21
20%
21
26,300
22%
55,000
68%
48%
49%
Elec—5
50%
51
51
__1
22%
23%
22%
23%
10
67%
67% V
66%
20%
21%
20%
33% Aug 31
4
66% July 20
95% Dec
17
106 % Feb
25
96'A Jan
13
25
66%
65%
100%
100%
100%
110
110
110
2
36% Sep
2
Consolidated
Foods
May 17
23 V4 Jan
8
Consolidated
Laundries
45% Sep
21
12% Dec 17
57% Feb
49% Sep
2
Consolidated
Natural
Jan
0
42% May 18
6'A July 11
Jan
8
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
25
42% Nov
5
30'A Apr
40% Jan
4
Consolidation
1
—:^10
10%
8 %
88
Apr
5
82
Deo
44% Jun
9
18
101% Oct 23
30% Nov
9
92 Va May
8
55% July 29
107 % Apr 27
44
Nov
17
58% Jan
75
Deo
18
92
6
Apr 13
11% Jan
3
10V4 Mar 13
30% Deo
18
23% Apr 20
For
Gas
footnotes,
21% Aug
83
Jan
2
14
37% Jun
28
100% Jun
10
35
Aug
75% Jan
9
July
19% Jun
2
4
29% Jan
8
2
4%
Sep
48% Jan
107
4
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
8
14% Jan
20
22
22% Jan
37
$5.50
$3.75
■
220
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,600
13
13 Va
13
13%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,700
32%
32%
32 Va
3,500
64%
63%
64%
10,600
101 %
101%
101%
3,200
52%
10,800
32%
33%
63%
63%
63%
101 %
101%
101%
52%
10
48%
49%
48%
8%
53 Va
33%
49%
32%
51%
34%
34%
21%
*21%
21%
300
48%
49 Va
6,800
8 Va
3,600
*21
49
48%
32 Va
32
32 Va
32
60%
60'A
60%
8,000
390
60'A
60%
60%
60%
94
96
93
94
93
93%
*92 Va
93%
97
*96
97
96
96
*96
97
86
*85
88
*84%
88
59%
*85
*85
88
preferred
common-
convertible
-10
No par
preferred—
22%
21%
90
90
90%
90'A
40%
41 %
*105
No par
Inc
22%
41
Baking Co common.i.5
Can
22%
91%
.
i
,
1 [1
:
I
••
,
.
,38%
*79
41%
106
38%
82
2
9%
9%
25
♦20%
21%
41
*
•105
3.7%'.
*79
9%
*20%-
41 Va
106
37%
38%
*79
82
94
9%
21%
21%
„
4,600
7
20,500
9%
f
37%
377/a
79%
10
9%
5,800
*20%
82
105%
9%
„
:40%
79%
38%
21%;
30
VJ
40%
105%
106
*105
12,300
92
*90'A
'
•
20
22%
21%
22 Va
22 Va
*89 %
5
10
8%
*8
31%
8%
32 %
8%
*96
100
7,400
36
*8
of America—
-
3,000
52'A
54
21'%
101
35
21%
No par
500
8%
64%
*8
110 Va
13 Va
33%
31%
66%
100%
110
10 Va
X34%
1
66 %
100%
8%
36%
—100
66%
100%
110%
65%
100%
*110
79,500
21%
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
*■*.,
$5
9,400
7,400
22%
55%
No par
preferred
Continental
11,900
19%
35%
preferred
Continental
7,200
21%
22
21%
Common
90
66%
21 Va
31%
53%
No par
No par
$4.16 preferred
23%
65%
21 Va
101%
5
pfd
23 Va
66%
20%
20%
__5
—
23%
65%
63%
par
20
€3%
•
,
*
22 Va
1.33%
Corp
Consumers Power Co com
Container Corp
2,600
33
__1
No par
Corp
$4.50 preferred
6
51%
51 %
13%
13%
8%
—I
$4.52 preferred—
81% Jan
2,500
51%
48%
y
10'A
11
13 Va
—No par
Co
Coal Co
96% Aug 23
t
19%
21%
Consol Electronics Industries
May
20
96% Aug 25
65%
19%
No
26
49
66%
100%
110
$5 preferred
1
69%
48%
"
100
Consol Edison of N Y com
31
24%
*68 Va
49%
51
49%-
,
100
Jan
July 10
69
£
1
29'A Dec
,48%
com
:
58% Deo
23%
69%
21%
Inc
;
19
23%
66%
—_A_—1
22% Sep 23
21% Dec
2
22%
51%
Ohib
•
68%
.
7,600
:
*68%
23'A
22%
*67 Va
May 26
61% July 11
22%
5
59
7
710
54%
39%
23
4
47%
56%
21
4
200
19
47%
55%
24
87'A Jan
11,800
48%
183/4
No par
Publishing
88'A Jan
19%
19 Va
47%
20%
56%'
100
Corp
53% Jan
18%
*47%
59%
183/4
No par
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
09% Mar 10
67,600
39%
Edison Co
61% Feb 25
58'A
20%
68'A Jan
19
57'A
40
30% Nov
29
57%
56 Va
56%
24
27
23
20%
58% Dec
60% Jun
4,200
22%
x477/a
4.9
60
77%
223/a
56%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
Consolidated Cigar Corp..
17
19%
23,700
33
22
39%
Cone
42'A Feb
61%
55
19
*76'A
23%
56%
18
Aug 18
58%
32%
77'A
41%
13
103
22%
4,800
21
Engineering
Nast
233/4
18,600
24%
20%
preferred—
Mills
77
32%
*76%
77
X77
77
*48 &
3 2'A
33%
32%
30
66
*1125
*1125
*1125
34%"
23%
50
Co
Southern
Commonwealth
33
23%
39%
12% Jan
25% Jun 25
*1125
,1
x65
10
17% Jan
22
24%
80
System_2.50
12'A Jun
Jan
65 Va
24
Inc
1
92
133%
64%
24%
300
Ry—
3
26
*131%
65'A
Commercial Credit Co
Conde
*131'A
133%
64%
24%
1st pfd
6
23
132
*131%
No par
Commercial Solvents
4.64%
57%
65%
.—No par
System
Columbian
Combustion
57%
25%
common—_5
Southern
&
57%
24%
132
—1
Iron
noncumulative
Columbus
603/a
56%
65 Va
preferred series B
&
56%
58
583/a
573/4
No par
Co
Colorado Fuel &
4%
60'A
563A
Jl
—100
common.,
$3.50 preferred—
Collins & Aikman Corp
5%%
57'A
No par
:
Co
8V4 Feb
Feb
60%
X57%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y_.
Collins Radio
34%
——1
7% Jun
99
"39%
No par
12% Sep
23
39'A
10,000
1
Dec
41
58%
1
87
40
500
583A
30
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
6,300
34%
12% Sep
52% May 22
30%
*33%
14% Jun
33
30%
34%
20% Sep
Feb
303/a
*333/4
6
32
30%
34%
18
26% Dec 14
24
30%
Pictures common
38% May 18
7
67% Aug
27 %
30%
*333/4
Columbia
9
37% Oct
30%
34%
Gas
17
10
1,900
30%
4,400
Columbia
14
6% Feb
16%
60
21'A Aug 26
24% Sep
9
12% Sep
10% Sep
*16
60
21
64% Jan
14% Jan
16%
61
Broadcasting
25% Nov
0
16
*60
Columbia
39 % Feb
25% May
16%
61
14
5
2
16%
*60%
34
43
25
16 Va
61
Feb
17
8% Jan
16
.*60%
57
21
101% Sep
3,300
44%
2,300
45'A Jun
60
'
183/4
*43%
•
94%
12
82% Jun
22
18'A
44'A
57
18
51% Mar 23
Dec
19'A
40'A
Jan
74
55% Jan
18'A
*43%
44%
94%
35% Jan
10
90
10,700
19%
433A
43%
■
56 3/4.
Colorado
Nov
44'A
19'A
X43%
40'A
36% Apr
18% Jun
Mar 23
443/8
19%
44%
44%
943A
50% Aug 16
43% Sep
43%
43%
19%
44
57%
4
60
14,000
39%
18% Aug 30
20
58%
94%
46% Jan
4
58
1—1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Feb
82
58%
57'A
Coca-Cola
29% Dec
57%
39
Aug 30
7
58
57%
July 11
23
57%
95
26% Aug 24
Dec
58%
*94
66
21% Jan
71
X57%
8,400
58%
136
0
28%'
96'A
9
41% Jan
2 8'A
58%
8
Aug 18
28%
94'A
12
31
28
-15
126% Feb
43% July 27
100
28%
44%
com
Clevite Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co com
1% preferred
__
35
400
28%
10
$4.50 preferred
5
62'A Jan
9
87%
100%
No par
Electric Ilium
Cleveland
23% Sep
2
Jan
100%
28%
—
48% Feb
24% Jan
46
100%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd—50
Special guaranteed 4% stock
50
7
65% Feb
87
,*100
5
Clark Equipment Co.
Cley eland-Cliffs Iron Co__
44'A Aug
5
59% Jun 23
SOVaJan
41%
87%
100 3/o
*100
28%
10
Co
—
41'A May 19
Mar 20
55% Jan
101
Aug 25
41%.
863/4
873A
86%
87%
100'A
41
41%
41
41%
87%
No par
5
City Investing Co
City Products Corp—;
City Stores Co
July 25
*100
No par
Nov
'18
41
—100
100
.
—
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—_10
5
61% Aug 12
39
22
89
,
8.50
preferred
4% % preferred
July 19
0
29
44% Jun
101
6
76
DAY
25
Gas
80% Deo
LABOR
1
21%
200
50
.
see page 24,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle i
V
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.
Monday, September 12, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
<3Range for Previous
<
-
Year 1959
33
60
9% Bap
21
45% Oct
31
13% Apr 10
09% Jan 20
31
Oct
II
Not
Mar
•
44% May 11
1
11% Jan
«
Continental Motors
1
57
Jan
4
Continental
Oil
81% May 10
24% Sep
7
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
42% Mar
Controls
28
42% Feb
Jun
Sep
8
2
29
9% Aug 30
24% Sep
8
33% Jun
24% Jan
7
35
65
4
II
64% Deo
16
July 27
July 11
Jan
'
60%
59% Jun
1
154% Dec
7
Sep 23
89% Feb
9
84% Feb
11
'46% Apr
>65% Sep
4
9
Feb
16
186
83% Apr
85% Jan
8
19
87
Sep 34
May 13
90
Jun
9
88
Feb
4
18% Oct
6
24% Jun
8% Jan
5
14% Dec 31
85
3
9
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
71% Nov
24
85
Mar 30
36% Sep
16% Jan
1
40% Oct
14
2
23% Apr
3
19
15
July
1
40
72% Jan
17% Mar
23
28% Mar
9
23% Feb
17
19
30
23% Oct 28
16% Feb
17
Nov
7
41
July 23
37% May 27
60% Jun
9
44
Jan
29% Jan
Dec
85
20
60% Jan
21
24
32% Feb
25% May 7
104 % Sep 21
5% Dec 28
114% July
21% Jan
15% Dec
23
15
65% Dec
30
6
17% Mar
10% Bep
69% Dec
84% Sep
69% Jan
4
Jan
29% Jan
18
Jan
7
63% July 26
18
67
Aug 27
25% Feb
S
2
21
04% Dee
6
Sep
8
37
9%
9%
91/2
9%
25%
24%
25%
25%
26%
17%
18
17%
18
18
18
i
38%
38%
38
38%
38
V:
*86
96
37%
64%
64%
167%
167%
88
*86
88
♦88
90
♦88
;90
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
4,300
15%
147/a
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43%
44 %
41%
43%
LABOR
♦74 %
76
36 %
*86
.
*86
88
*87
4%
4%
41%
76
*74%
88
•!r 88
88
;
~20
1.100
:
,
'
3,700
4%
*74%
6,100
42%
42
76
$ 4,100
•:
90
4%
42%
*74%
2,800
14.700
v;
YY
19%
15%
DAY
3,300
5,100
65%
170
•19%
STOCK
2
5,700
76
36%
36%
1
19%
19%
19%
"19%
19
191/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
l
24%
35 %
37%
32%
36
500
32%
34%'
common—_2.50
34%
351/4
35%
37%
35
36%
45,400
35%
36%
36%
37%
22,200
37%
♦36
36%
:
36%
36%
36%
19
1,000
19%
1
6,200
*36
36
48
371%
48%
36
49
48%
49%
95
94
94
94
94
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
97
97%
97%
96%
96%
5%
6%
*5%
6%
5
5%
15%
15%
15%
2,125
15%
15
15%
9%
1,500
6%
preferred—_ 100
pfd—
noncum
*96
100
_10
6%
15%
5
preferred
Press
*68
Publishing
11%
Inc__2.50
♦33 %
37%
9
9%
*36
9'/a
9
"'*19%
17,200
110
19%
*96
200
•
.
7,900
971%
200
91/3
9%
70
69%
69%
*68%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
34
33%
33%
11%
33
33%
33%
331/4
600
9%
5,700
70
5
Stores
6%
15%
9%
100
Inc
*68
;
6,300
70
100
1,400
1
9%
No par
*57%
59
♦20%
21%
20%
20%
_1
Class.' A—'——.—.——1
19%
20%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
32%
32%
21%
19%
33%
33%
12,300
32%
32%
32%
76%
77
32%
76%
77
-w 800
common
prior
8
$1.60
19
Jan
37%
63%
166%
.
169
168
37%
-
25
com__
preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
4
9
63% Y 64%
63%
169%
•;
No par
$4
7
Aug
9%
10
*93%
convertible
4 % %
8
75
14
9%
25%
18%
x47 %
7
31% Jan
1,300
38
12% Jan
37% Jan
3,200
94%
Cunningham Drug
Apr 29
29%
49%
14
31
3,100
28%
94 %
Jan
Feb
25%
48%
Cuneo
60% Jan
24%
26%
No par
18
25
36
5
RR
Curtis
35%
i:'
9%
25
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4
Jan
20% Mar 22
16% May 9
Nov 25
44
13
9 % Apr 25
56
July 18
40% Nov 25
2
14
3
,
17%
100
Cuban-American
69% Mar 23
Aug
'
26%
62%
„
Seal
&
,
.53
No par
Steel Co of America—12.50
5%%
Cuba
11
14% Jan
16% Jan
28'%
,
10 %
33
28
preferred
Crucible
11
81% Mar 11
41% Jan 20
29%
168%
Zellerbach Corp common
$4.20
5
12% Jan
8% July
Aug 18
common
preferred
Crown
4
109% Jan
29%
5
conv
$2
J;
4
6
54
4% July
7
13% Jun 27
16
15
15
21% Apr
27% Jan
40% Feb 23
94% Sep
30%
29%
5
preferred—
Crown
4
25%
1
7
15
12% Mar 31
Sep
Jan
35%
25
CLOSED
38% Apr
18% May 10
83% May 19
2
37% Jan
10% Jun
33
86
35%
25
1
1
July 7
39% July 25
36%
24%
•
53%.
1
„
Cork
17,300
35%
100
38% Sep
1
10,400
53%
36%
>
52%
1
preferred
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
36
6
98% Apr
31
28 % Feb
18,900
9%
25 %
Coty
5%
51%
9%
36%
__1
Cream of Wheat Corp
Crescent Petroleum Corp
15
51%
9%
9%
:
5
common
Crane
Jan
52%
25
5
(Del)
Works
4
26
Shares
50%
9%
EXCHANGE
Co
Sales for
the Week
Sept. 9
53%
preferred series of 1947-100
33A%
Friday
Sept. 8
9%
l
July 18
Thursday
—
53%
_5
Coty International Corp
39% Jan
5
22% July 21
4
23% Dec
Co
7
76
4
53%
52%
7
64% Jan
12
31% Mar
54%
10%
preferred
Inc
PRICES
53%
Cosden Petroleum Corp
.
SALE
V'.v; ' J."-v
9%
Corp
America
4% Sep
July 27
July 27
54
Sept. 7
,
53%
3%%
27
15% Sep
Sept. 6
5
Delaware—
3 % %
11
24% Jan
10 %
6% Apr 23
2
Jan
Apr
18% Jun 20
.
10
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
1
of
of
Co.cn. Products
Corning Glass
Aug 17
124
*
88
Co
Monday
Sept. 5
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
17
15% May 11
33% Mar 17
19% Sap 21
39% Jan
7
Par
Continental Insurance
8% July
AND
*
EXCHANGE
4
45% Aug 18
4
LOW
STOCK
66% Jan
40
4
60% Dec
33
NEW YORK
Lowest
Oct
40
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Lowest
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
10
10%
9%
9%
*57%
<
9%
9%
58%
*57%
58%
*21
9%
58
21%
75%
58
*21
761%
75%
100
100
76
4,300
D
37% Nor
46% Dec 21
11% Jun 22
43% Jan
83
81% Feb
83
87% Aug 23
15% Jan
6
Nov
13% Feb
18
19% July 27
36% July 15
26% Jan
Jan
4
12% July 18
15% Aug 29
Dana
4
33% Jan
Corp common
3%%
6
40% May 31
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
58
Dayton
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
80% Aug 23
Feb
49% Mar 18
35
Sep
8
71
Sep
23
81
27
74% Feb
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
75% Jan
15
21 % Feb
19
17
Nov
68 %
July 31
38% Apr
28
May 25
20% Jun
21
28% Jan
8
Delaware &
6% Sep
8
6% Jan
5
Delaware
Lack
47% Aug 11
Delhivare
Power
12% Jan
9
24% Jan
86% Apr
2
15
20
Apr 20
20% Jun
16% Nov 25
21
May 26
47% Mar 13
68
54% Jan
7% Sep 21
Dec
10% Feb
23
25
15% Jan '. 7
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
19% May
29
Jan
80% Jun
7
20%
8ep~18
20
80%
*79
*81
82
Records
&
Co
Air
Inc
12
May 18
20% July 23
2
53% Jan
21
i
May 10
17% May 16
16% Apr 25
27
July
31%
32%
1
44%
44%
—No par
x22 %
23%
.6%
43%
6%
6%
43%
43%
44
43%
43%
29
29%
29%
29%
28%
291/4
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
15%
15%
15%
(Delaware)
Western
&
&
Lines
Vilbiss
50
Light Co—6.75
Inc
3
Co
of
NY
2.50
Co
National
$1.50
Corp
(The)
4
Disney
(Walt)
4
Distillers
2.50
;
Club Inc———1
Productions——2.50
Ltd
2
Corp__
1"
Dr Pepper Co——No par
Mines Ltd
No par
Dome
19% Jan
Dominick
42% Feb
4
10
Fund
Inc
1
—
Douglas Aircraft Co
6
27% Aug 17
11
18% Aug 23
24% Jan
5
Dover
7
100% Dec
78% July 28
99% Jan
4
Dow
5
45% Jan
19% Jun
30% Jan
4
7
6
28 % Apr
24
14% Jan
Sep 23
May 8
6
202% Feb
9
Sep 17
74% Sep 21
22% Sep 17
Deo
Aug 15
31% Sep
278% Aug
3
100
7
Jan
19% Aug 18
7
13% Jan
DunhiU
7% July
5
14% Jan
80% Apr
S
187% July 22
96% Jan
5
74% Jan
266% Jan
103
8
Aug 16
26% Sep
8
7%
.15%
7%
15%
7%
7%
7%
46 %
46%
46%
46%
47
57%
57%
57%
*57%
58
58
17%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
17%
17%
30%
30%
31
63
64%
62%
63%
36%
36%
36%
30%
*30%
30%
36%
*30%
17
LABOR
DAY
17%
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
19%
20%
30%
30%
31
31%
.
"17%
17%
30%
31
63%
64%:
62%
64%
36%
36%
•";< 36%
36%
*30%
17
17
30%
30%
30%
30%
200
2,400
16%
*15%
15%
18%
,19%
18%
19%
6,200
29%
29%
30%
4,600
30%
30%
30%
31%
2,700
21%
18% ; 19%
30%
16%
15%
22
22%
22%
12%
12
12%
700
20%
20%
21%
8,300
17%
17%
17%
2,000
29
30%
22%
22%
22
22
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
20%
20%
i20%
20%
20%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
30%
18
18
18%
18%
18%
82
82%
18%
300
81%
82
21
21%
21
81%
21%
81%
16,800
21
21%
21%
21%
17,000
14,200
1
1
-1
1
(E I)
& Co—
29%
30%
31
29%
30%
4%
38% Jan
41
Dec
16
5
Nov
18
48% May 26
46 % Jan 13
42% Jan
41
40% Jan
18
44% Aug 24
4.10%
40
$2.10
5
50
preferred
50
preferred
preferred
50
30%
31%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
10%
10%
16%
17%
6,900
10
8%
8%
10%
10
8%
8%
10%
4,400
29%
29%
8%
30
81
,
25%
39%
*44
8%
8%
190%
192
101%
102
81
81%
81%
81
81
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
40 %
40%
40%
39%
44%
43%
40%
*44
*44
8%
80%
800
26%
*40
44%
1,300
16,800
81
25%
.
"
44%
31%
600
7,100
280
40%
44%
*44
preferred
*44
44%
•45 %
44%
46%
*45%
44%
44
46 %
560
50
preferred
43%
50
4.20%
6
13,900
10%
AV;.
common
30
16%
102
$4.15
July 11
29%
10 Va
102
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
1,400
'
102
11
3,600
16%
No par
Jan
9,400
16%
series
40
9,500
"Y 1,100
*15%
15%
$3.50
27
60
17%
190%
46% Mar 13
6,600
17%
190
46% Jan
2,200
30%
29%
30%
8,200
7%'
19
International
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
Aug 16
24% Jan
15%
■f
46%
*57%
8
46%
Preferred
83
July 29
3,400
151/4
23%
15%
196
41
18
23%
192%
13
33% Oct 27
2,700
23%
102
1
2
1,200
29
102 Va
21
22% Feb
43%
28%
195%
Jan
Mar 23
2,300
43%
102
21% Mar
42
6%
194
37
Mar 24
6%
5
12
47
6%
No par
88% Dec
19
16,200
3,100
6%
series
40% Dec
42% Jun
6%
44%
22 Y;
$4.50
27
8
21%
32%
Preferred
42% Feb
8
43%
221/4
31%
Common
Aug 16
26% Jan
4
18,100
44%
21%
83
Duplan Corp
5
33%
43%
82%
50c
9% Jun
22
Va
30%
Co—5
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
DuBois Chemicals Inc___
4
33
44
22 %
*18%
Corp
Chemical
du Pont de Nem
95
37
14% Aug 17
Mar 15
16
11
11
25
31%
43%
21%
No par
Dresser Industries
22% Jan
32%
1
19% Jan
27% Nov
20
57%
31%
30%
50c
.
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne
1
25
—J
Corp
Diners'
13% Mar 31
10
preferred
Stores
22% Mar 15
7
46%
._15
74% Jan
21
7%
20
Alkali Co
Diamond
15
5
12
36% Oct 28
•
50c
Hudson
Supply
Diamond
4
610
80%
82
De
6
3,300
79
*79
*81
Detroit Steel Corp—Y.——____1
4
5,800
7,900
37
57%
82
Edison
28% Feb
21% Aug
17% Jan
22
Mar 26
79
80%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
11% Nov 25
79
*81
Hillsdale & SWRR Co_100
Jan
78%
*79
Detroit
49% Jan
77
82
Detroit
33
77
80%
Dentists'
Mar 21
33% Jan
78
♦79
17% July
24
17% Jan
Jan
V
78
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings——I
1
15% Aug
4
16% July 27
26% Aug
2
16
100
16%
.
*81
Diana
28% Jun
56%
16%
if
100
20% Feb 23
24
36%
57
100
Deere
33% July 29
8
36% July 29
29'A Jan 23
361%
56%
C
11
59% Apr
22
21% Sep 21
17%
35
B—
Decca
6
28% Jan
2
32% Sep 23
16%
57%
Delta
10
8
31% Sep
17%
38%
57%
series
17
Mar" 13
17 Va
37%
57%
series
Jan
42%
17%
40%
57%
3.75%
28
6
17 %
39 %
7
3.90%
16% Jun
17
4,800
Preferred
66% Aug 29
38% July 8
31
Apr 14
41 % Nov
88%
131/4
Preferred
32 "/a Mar 24
22
17% Jan
24% Mar
50% May
29% Mar
2,800
13%
60
July 27
7
30
33%
*86%
13%
common
series A
24% Aug
15
28 % Dec
17
Dec
33%
88%
13 %
47% Aug 19
6
64% Oct
7
13
34%
*86%
13%
18% Jan
14% May 3
7% Apr 22
40% Mar 23
63
33%
88%
13%
31% Aug 24
26% Aug 15
21
41% Jun ' 5
33%
*86%
13%
34
10
Light
3.75%
33
23
35% May 17
46
&
4
Deo
17% Jan
33%
88%
13%
50c
.
Power
Preferred
79
Aug 23
82% May 23
35% Aug 17
48% Aug 10
26% Nov
8
Aug 30
1
Sep
45
Feb
33 %
♦86%
5
J,
Dayco Corp
Daystrom Inc
34
1
100
preferred series A_
Dan River Mills Inc
*43%
*45%
44
45
*43%
46%
45%
110
44%
*43%
*43%
45
44%
44%
44%
100
50
DWG Cigar Corp
5
*43%
45
♦21
22
20
*43%
21
20
44
45
*43%
20
20
45
...
20
600
E
28% Deo 29
38% Dec 31
82
22
46 % Apr
9
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
34% Jan
21
Dec
85% Jan 23
23% Sep 21
75
30% Apr
20% July 28
23% Apr 29
24% Mar 8
75
Mar
29
8
17% May 25
•
Eagle-Plcher Co
Jan
6
Eastern
Air
30% Aug 30
78% July 8
25% Jan
4
136% Jun
9
3
Jan
34
Eastern
Gas
Apr
16
112
Dec
1
94
Feb
68% Jun
1
9
94
Oct
26
92
Mar
36% NOT
3
6
45% Dec
6
30% July 29
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
63% Aug 13
48% Feb
89
65% May 23
79
36% Jan
S3% Jan
4
Feb
89
Aug
18% Jan
15
4
31
May 15
1
Mar 21
88
45% Jan
46% Dec 24
35
92% Oct
4
18
Aug
87
Jan
15
18% Jun
1
6
36% Jan
7
7% Deo
17
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
8% Dec 16
38% Jan
14
63% Dec
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
23
39
Jan
21
5
94
11% Feb
25
8% Feb
26
73
Jun
Oct
20
12% Sep
23% Jun
18
32% Jan
29
26% May H
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 28
76% Dec
16
88
22
Jan
9
40
10% Oct 27
15% July 23
60
Oct
29
Oct
2
May 4
Apr
3
30% Mar 12
28% Dec 15
49% July
•1H J«n 20
For
8
37% Apr
•
10% July 10
38% Aug 21
10% Jan 13
TFov •
Jan
f
Jan
5
63
24% Oct 22
•OH
von
18%
•7%
Mar
70
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
2
37
Sep 1«
Aug u
90
Mar 12
Jan
31% Sep 11
Not
9
2
footnotes,
35
Jan
9
see page 24.
19% Jun
35% Jun
50
Jan
29
25
Mar
9
Jun
20
8
32% Feb
24
7% July 25
33
Sep
56
July 14
11% Aug
9
3
20
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
25% Sep
23
9
4 % %
Ekco
Products
4%%
,
1
common
2.50
common
100
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric
Auto-Lite
Co
Storage Battery.
Elgin National Watch Co
El
Paso
Natural
Radio
10
5
Gas
3
Mfg Co
&
.
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson
4%
preferred
'
Sep
7
Englehard
41% Sep
13% Jan
1
Equitable Gas Co
8
54% Jan
7
—
5%
Industries
28% Jun 24
40
Jan
T
-100
8.50
No par
preferred series A
Co
Co
22%
22
22%
100
50
_5
Eversharp
Inc
1
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
22%
25%
25%
25%
25%
21%
21%
2,600
24%
30
25%
25
29%
30%
25%
13,100
77%
29%
78
30%
77%
78
30%
30%
16,700
i8%
124%
19
125%
77%
18%
18%
18%
120%
122 %
119%
33%
32%
33%
60%
32%
60%
33%
59%
59%
60
♦87
88
37
37%
*92
95
*87
36%
*92
97
*94%
88
*87
36%
36%
95
20%
20%
48 Va
48 Va
48
48%
7%
7
7%
57
57%
*92
19%
56%
20
57%
55
28
4
Mar
32
Aug 12
Co
common
1
55%
563/4
500
4,300
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
33%
15%
34%
15%
6,400
33%
34%
34%
345/a
45%
76,300
43%
45%
443A
46%
46%
47%
44%
15%
16
15%
15%
32%
15%
32%
15%
32%
15 Va
33%
155/a
8,600
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
333/4
4,200
34%
34%
33%
34%
345/a
1,100
83%
83%
40%
41
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
8,800
300
22%
7%
7%
23
22%
22%
40 Va
22%
40%
22%
4,500
40
40% Y
40%
405/a
3,500
5,600
7%
%
7%
7%
35%
35%
35
35
34
56"%
567/a
*55
58
*55
12%
12%
23%
24
32%
32%
27
23
22%
X31 %
23%
32
223/4
23%
4,100
4,300
31%
31%
31
31%
6,300
•25%
27
7%
33%
*87
*27
7%
*33%
89
31%
20
22%
12%
8%
31%
370
58
12%
89
32
7%
33%
12%
33%
.
7%
33
*55
12%
7%
32
58
12%
33%
♦87
7%
34%
12%
7%
preferred——100
Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp
1
20
2,800
95
20
34%
235/g
convertible
57
~
16%
8%
4%
36%
33%
24%
Falstaff
88
36%
*92
3,100
77/a
Fairmont Foods
*87
37
95
49,100
24*%
88% July 27
32 % Aug.30
500
73/a
8%
36 V4 July 20
88
5,600
48%
243/4
1
10
333/8
60%
7%
8
8
97
32%
*59%
v
48%
*26
Peb
4,000
22,500
7%
*24
81
710
r
V
48%
7%
No par
23% Feb
*94%
1
18%
48
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
1
97
77%
123
20%
Fairbanks Morse
9% Mar
18%
20%
12V!i Feb 20
28% Feb 20
6% Apr 29
29% Mar 7
77%
1213/4
60%
*94%
JI* Au* 10
Co
'
18%
33%
38% Jan 17
&
77%
96
9
32% July 21
r
122
96
1
;
Erie & Pittsburgh RR
Evans Products
5
10
Erie RR common—.
Feb
2
Corp common—25
.
22%
29%
7
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Emerson
20% Jan
1
.
Electric
21
68
1
100
Co
Electric
23
10
50
preferred
Emerson
Aug 30
Corp—_2.50
common
preferred
20
84
Steel
Co
Jun
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
31% May 26
78
7
Kodak
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Elastic
10
com
preferred
22% Jun
11% May 11
22% Sep
84% Deo 31
58
8
27% Mar 10
33
28
4
64% Feb
8
$3.60
1
Assn
preferred
Stainless
Eastman
5
4
Fuel
&
prior
Eastern
July 29
26% Jan
44% Apr 29
6% Feb 17
52% Mar
Aug
4%%
-
5
Lines Inc
31%
31
7%
-A.
33%
*88
32
8
75/8
33%
89
25%
27%
300
7%
8
18,300
*23%
24
200
7%
73/a
33%
33%
*88
,
89
13,500
700
—
——
315/8
313/4
315/8
313/4
3,400
x303/4
303/4
30%
303/4
1,900
'
31 %
27%
235/8.
Volume
192
Number 5985
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1005)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
49 Yt Feb
72
9
5% Jan
Oct
10 V*
0
62
28
32 y4 Nov
10
21ft Jan
2
Apr
24
40 Ye Dec
May
16 ft Sep
July 28
20% July 27
Jan~26
34% Jun
4
Metallurgical
Fawick
4
Corp
Corp
Fenders
4
Federal Pacific Electric Co
3
45
9
Mogul
5ft %
Jan
4
19 ft May 23
22 ft Aug
15
60% Feb
11
77
July
15ft Nov
0
25 ft Jan
19
16 ft Mar 11
20
May 12
21
41% Feb
67% Jun
17
8
61% Dec
4
57% Mar 20
28 ft Aug
2
47
Jan
5
Fiberboard
0
19 ft Jan
14 ft Jan
5
20% Feb
4
Fifth
24
44% Jan
Aug" 21
100
30% May 17
33% May
9
10
101ft Jan
July" 20
104
22 %
39% Feb
23
80% Jan
2
50 Ye Jun
31% Dec
28
23ft Jun
5
13% Apr
32 ft Sep
81% Dec
21
Sep
21
28
44 ft Jun
23
8
19
Firestone Tire & Rubber
29
30 ft Jun
Feb
2
1
89
21
9
Jun
15
56 ft Dec
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
31% Mar
5
23
Jan
20
Apr
$4
Jun
$4.50
conv
A
2nd
$2.25
conv
B
2nd
5
38 ft May 10
68% JUn 29
•
4
43
Mar
9
11% Apr 28
29% July 27
16% Jan
1
34% Apr
18
84
5
93
Jan
8
82
85
Feb
10
Jun
27
Sep
21
35 ft Jan
2
22 ft
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
lift Jun 23
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
22
87
14% Nov
17
25 ft Oct
5
60% Jan
18
20 ft
28% Apr
14 ft
196
223
13
95
Jan
19 ft Jan
15
Sep
35% Jan
7
21
60% July 25
21% Jan
13
14
1
Nov
23
92% Jan
Ford
S
Foremost
Jan
8
12% Jan
21
19% Feb
20
12% Jun
6
15% Jan
6
37% Apr
22
22
Mar 30
27% Jan
4
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
19% July 22
30% Feb
15
68
24
77
20
60
8
72
May 27
Sep
6
Motor
23 ft
73 ft
72%
73 ft
%
*23
23 ft
23
35%
35%
35%
*22
22 ft
22
22
72
35 ft
72 ft
71
72%
35 ft
23
*35 ft
17 ft
53
49%
51ft
31
29%
30
17 ft
17 ft
3,200
17%
17%
900
2,100
500
5,300
36
17%
17 ft
•
17ft
♦17
4,700
32%
32
35
36
♦102
50 ft
30 ft
29 ft
1 29%
17%
17 ft
17%
17 ft
31ft
32 ft
313/i
32 ft
5,200
34%
35%
34 ft
353/8
17,400
■...
32%
36%
103 Va
49%
l».VW*29 Ye
17 ft
/-■
103%
"
•
*102
50 ft'
•
•
51
5,800
* *
'
'•
4,000
900
DAY
,
'
*102
25%
103ft
26 ft
25%
26ft
26
54
26 ft
53%
53%
53 ft
54
54
253ft
54 ft
25%
25%
1,600
25%
26
25 ft
9ft
,
103 ft
27
25%
LABOR
25%
9%
9ft
9%
10,900
-r
9%
9%
34%
2,700
/'//■,-
333/a
V 5,100
34%
.
34%
*81
33%
84
105ft
♦81
105'ft
*44
♦105 ft
82 ft
9ft
33%
9%
33 ft
*81
107
33 %
82 ft
*105%
*81
107
105%
19,300
82ft
105%
50
443ft
44
44 ft
44
44
34 ft
44%
35 ft
34 ft
34%
44 ft
34%
34%4
34
34
No par
60ft
613ft
59 ft
47,200
60
58%
59 ft
58%
—2.50
13 ft
13 ft
58%
13
13%
13,300
13
13 ft
13'/8
31
13%
31 Va
31%
31%
1,100
31%
32
31%
31%
5,400
•81ft
84 ft
*81ft
84 »/a
24 ft
23 ft
23%
1
'51--
15
*81 Va
84 ft
*81 ft
82 ft
1
*24%
24 ft
24%
24 ft
of
Inc
com
♦12
lo
100
*95
2
Inc~~_
*95
95 ft
' v
•
.'■'/•
13%
12%
13
19
18
18%
66%
63 ft
65
143ft
14%
14%
28%
28 3/a
28 ft
28%
3%
3%
133/a
13
13
25 ft
25%
25
25%
203ft
21%
20%
21%
72
100
1,800
12%
12%
*12
12%
400
533/4
53
53 ft
6,500
V
219
95 ft
*95
12%
219
*95
100
95ft
72
72
72
3%
18
12%
18 ft
18%
18%
5,600
62 ft
13 ft
3%
1,700
53
♦200
14 ft
•
Wo:
♦200
95 ft
65
IIIIIIlO
24
54 ft
18%
Sugar Co__
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
1
Freeport Sulphur Co
I_10
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
preferred
12 ft
53 ft
12%
2
Corp
54%
*200
IIIIIIIIl
I~~I~_5
Co
♦12
12ft
54 ft
lo
Francisco
4%
•4,500
20%
22
100
Dairies
21 ft
21ft
22
"
Co_
Foster-Wheeler
2,300
21ft
common
ser
Markets
Mineral
6
5
Feb
Foote
29
23% Nov 20
Dec
Food
19% Jan
8
pfd
26%
53 ft
_2 50
Inc
9,900
26 ft
*
4,700
26%
No par
preferred
Mart Inc
41% Jan
3% July
pfd
16%
26%
23 ft
35 ft
16 ft
26%
35
X30
16%
21ft
353/a
*102
100
Corp com
csonvertible preferred
1
Sep
pfd
4% convertible preferred
Food Mach & Chem
27 ft July 25
49 ft May 12
14% Jan
Giant
/1
CLOSED
5
3%%
July 22
21
Food
V
STOCK
5
Corp
Stores
divid
3ft%
18
Dec
$4.20
May 31
12
7
Fair
<
_No par
Power
18
4
93 ft Dec
2
Apr 22
58% Aug 25
May 31
88 ft Jan
26
5
Aug
45% Mar
31ft Sep
6
July 22
44 ft May 13
55% Aug 27
~~~~Z
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food
>•.
EXCHANGE
__2
preferred
Florida
».
7%
27
23%
323/e
No par
com
.
84
30% Dec
Oct
v.
6%
21ft
22
17 ft
100
110
7
50% Feb
Jun
■,-
10
preferred
44% Sep
Sep
29
43
38% Apr
/V
1
Firstamerica Corp
Firth Carpet Co
Flintkote Co common
3 3% Jan
r
i
First Charter Financial
Corp_No par
First National Stores—
No par
30 ft Jan
44
26
0
Inc
Corp
4ft%
61% July
32% Aug 19
80
May 27
99% Jan 19
1
117ftJun
Jun
Lines
45% Jan
0
ey4Jan
Coach
Filtrol
20
14
Avenue
♦26%
17 ft
II_Nopar
Prod
7ft
16%
51ft
1
Paper
26
July 25
Oct
Corp
Shares
57%
7%
"
■
'
72 ft
10
the Week
Sept. 9
56ft
58ft
'
17
35%
233/4
Friday
56%
7%
7%
Sales for
Thursday
1.25
106 ft Jan
11
20ft Jan
65
Ferro
PRICES
Sept. 8
22
2.50
SALE
57 ft
16%
;
21ft
25
Inc
13 Y\ Oct
'■
27
21%
5
common
56 ft
7ft
27
23
issued
45 ft Feb
31 ft Nov
pfd series A
HIGH
Sept. 7
17 ft
1
com
Dept Stores
Fenestra
7ft
16%
5
preferred
Federated
15
Bearings
Federal Paper Board Co
When
12
Bower
conv 2nd
4.60%
8
__5
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 6
58
58ft
2
27% Jan
24ft Jun
Tuesday
Sept. 5
IIIIIIII
Federal
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
27% Jan
Corp—
b
21% May 26
80 ft Feb
0
50%
Fansteel
Pn*
4u7# jun
25
Monday
EXCHANGE
Qft Mar 29
20% Jan
25 ft
23
31% July 29
Nov"25
69 ft Jan
9
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
2
22 ft Apr
43%
"
0ft July 28
30
22 Ye Apr
16 ft Mar 10
7
63 3%
63
64%
69,700
14 ft
14 ft
14ft
14ft
21,000
27%
28
27%
28 V8
2,600
12%
4
*3%
*13
12%
33/4
3,000
33/i
800
13ft
13
13
24%
25 ft
24%
25%
11,200
20%
21ft
20%
20 %
26,100
71
72
71
71
800
140
G
12% Jan
33
28
16% Jan
20
38
Feb
9
43/4 Sep
10
28
12 ft May
8
21% Jan
263ft July 23
503% May 21
2
40 ft Oct
May 11
20% May
3
27% Jan
50% Jun
,
8
Gardner-Denver
11
54% Feb
Garrett
9
4'A July 12
6% Jan
13
Gar
19
17 % Jan
5
19 ft Sep
51
38 ft May 31
8
25 Va Aug
17
31% Mar 25
3
19% Sep
3
14
36% Feb
2
22 Va Aug
6 ft Jan
4
89 ft Oct
20
96 ft Jan
7
90
4
22
17
22
Nov
18
51 ft Feb
9
11
Dec
22
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
74
Jan
14 ft Jan
153
21
141
6
93% Mar 29
26% Jan
80 ft July
12% Jan
93/4 Apr 25
22
14
146
2
16
9% Jan
7
34 ft Jau
20
42 ft Apr
10
45% May 11
Sep
36 ft
45% Ja \
July 22
5
11
July 22
Jun
7% Jun
May 19
21
4
27
25
4ft%
General
Gen
39 ft Mar 18
18 ft May 10
29% Jan
5
30
66 ft Jan
5
38
May
5
533/b Jan
11
22
99% Dec
31
79
July 22
99% Jan
4
28
42% Oct
74
Sep
303/4 Jan
6
40
16 ft Feb
9
30% Dec
28
383% May
8
37% Aug 25
101ft Dec
28
Mar 25
100% Dec
22
114
Mar
4
General
General
Aug 29
General
29
General
31 Va Aug
26
111
Aug 22
55% Jan
25
5
0
108 ft Aug 25
5%
14
87
23
26
16
43% May 25
32
31ft Jan
28
60
Nov
27
44ft Feb
29 ft Jan
2
43
Nov
27
35 ft Mar 10
45
Jun
20
2
73
Dec
16
59 Va Jan
12
793A Jun
22
$3
Nov
27
62 3/a Aug
2
853/4 Jun
22
5
5% Sep
6
14
76
10%
11%
11%
113/8
lift
113/a
11%
2,000
3%
3%
Foods
General
Sep
1,000
10 ft
19 ft
Texas
67
2
Corp
Co
CLOSED
40
7%
145
20 ft
393/a
393/a
80
;
81ft
34%
34%
7
7%
7%
DAY
9%
•
Z
145
8ft
10W
39
■21ft '"22%
3,100
39
*
82 ft
150
34
34'/4
1,900
7%
7Vs
7%
71/4
1
20%
20 ft
20 «/8
2OV4
19'A
41
41%
41%
42
40 3/a
41%
40,900
823ft
80 ft
82%
80
80 3/4
80%
81ft
43,900
34 ft
34 ft
34 ft
33%
333/4
691/4
68
69 ft
68%
69%
13,200
40%
38'%
40'ft
39 ft
40%
33,600
41 ft
30 ft
30%
29 ft
30 ft
Xl07%
109ft
108'/a
108%
Va
108'ft
343/8
45
108 Va
108 ft
30 ft
293/8
293/8
30%
109
1073/4
108'A
230
43 ft
44
43 ft
44'/4
90,900
108 ft
107 ft
108
108V4
1,500
*83 ft
*108
108
853/4 Aug 17
833ft
83%
83 ft
*833/4
84'%
84
4
General
15
23
22%
22%
22 ft
223/a
4
Outdoor Advertising
22%
393A Jan
22%
1
X34%
35 ft
34ft
35
22
33 ft
34
66% Jun
General Portland Cement Co
General %ecision
33 ft
50ft
51ft
50'/8
511/8
Equipt
Corp
$2.98
conv
223/8 Mar
9
26% Jun
27
General
Public Utilities
13
39 ft Feb
18
27 ft Feb
5
36% Jun
1
General
7
2
113% Jan
0
13
Mar 21
General
Railway Signal—
Realty & Utilities
9
21
May 22
22
Public
Service
*38
41
*38
41
66
64
64
*63 ft
66
69 3/a
65
67
67
67
*65
68 ft
1,000
53ft
5%
53/4
5%
5Va
10,700
2 6'ft
5%
v
5%
26 3/a
253/8
2934
28'%
29V4
123/4
123/4
12%
12S/8
22 ft
22 ft
22%
22
ft
22'A
24
24ft
24 ft
24 ft
233/8
25
26 ft
26 ft
♦26%
2 6 s/8
Electronics__3.33ft
303/8
313/a
29 ft
30 ft
19%
20%
18 5/8
19ft
18 ft
5%
26 %
29 ft
6
General
General
Steel
26
9.50
x29 ft
6.67
10c
Refractories
4
10
Castings Corp
8,100
41
66
25%
333/4 Jan
51%
*38
29 ft
29 Va Jan
4,100
68
13
July 20
2,500
33 ft
*68 Va
lOo
Corp
300
231/4
41
13
May
3
50 ft
,
84
'
*63'/a
preferred—No par
preference
No par
11% Dec
Apr
5 2'ft
12,200
*40
No par
convertible
263/4 Nov
5
50 ft
1
700
443/,
44
243A Jan
No par
2,000
ft
68%
69%
40%
44
33%
20
38 ft
■
68%
4
preferred
2,400
„
42 ft
1
conv
1,600
*80
34 ft
34
July 13
17
39
81ft
♦80 ft
20 ft
X—1
III-3
series
20
2,400
813ft
I_100
$3.75
2,000
,
85/8
76 ft Jan
Preferred
4,900
444 ft
V" 8ft
21% July
3
25
1,800
"
213/4
38
10
;
67%-,
9%
♦143
8 3/8
20%
19
'67ft
41
No par
common
frM
2,200
■,
34
LABOR
5
Corp
9%
.=
1,400
92'/4
.18%
69
145
8%
8ft
20
35
23 V4
x92 Vi
20
5
"1
1
./.
82 ft
34%
9%
9%
*80
><■
18%
♦144
*39%
STOCK
X23
95
18%
20 ft
EXCHANGE
23
70 Va
10
145
20 ft
1
223/4
*93
,18%
8%
100
15
31
9%
♦144
No par
com
23
393/4 Nov
95
4
>68 ft
8%
Inc
5% Jan
23
70
3%
23%
♦93
5
26 ft Oct
29
19
x69
4
23
95
l'__2
16
24% Oct
*3%
23%
xl8%
_No par
30
28% Sep
4
*93
5
Corp
5% Jun
Jan
23r(Vr-y
1
com
100
Co of
223/4 Nov
21
33ft
1
Finance Corp
$1.60
52 ft Jan
53 ft
19 ft
preferred
75 ft Dec
Mar
♦263/4
19%
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5 preferred
No par
23 ft Dec
1,600
273/4
193/8
Instrument Corp
353/4 Nov
Nov
273/4*
1,700
.
•263/4
Finance
General Mills
42 ft July
4%:
19%
Controls
Aug 16
100'/a Jan
4%
11,500
27%
General Dynamics
Corp
General Electric Co
70
7
43/4
4%'
3,200
513/i
193ft
Contract
37
23% May 23
101 Va Jan
7
50 ®/a
*26 2ft
Corp
preferred
503/s Jun
8
50 3/8
.
19%
Cigar Co
22 ft Mar
3
58% July
112'/a Mar
1st
30% Apr 21
61 ft Aug 18
May 21
49 ft
43/8
4,900
45%
273ft
Cable
4
7
2
52 3/s
43/8
/;
5
16ft
21%
19%
Bronze Corp
General
8 Va Jan
Jan
50 ft
52%
16%
21%
♦45
*26%
$8 preferred
General Bancshares
May 20
Z 9%
453/8
43ft
Transportation—1.25!
Baking Co common
5
General
5
21%
45 %
51%
Amer
General
4 '/o
16
21ft
45Va
'
General
6
7% Feb
24
Jan
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Sep
213/b Apr
2
16
22
50
General Amer Oil
Aug 24
75'A Mar
Mar 17
333/a Oct
16%
21%
45%
Corp
1
voting pref—No par
conv
82
84
16
45 ft
1
com
General American Industries
General American Investors
35
6
Inc
Acceptance
$0.60
16%
22%
45%
I5
II5
2
Industries
convertible
General
8
12
IIIII
Co
Corp
Wood
14
Nov
25 ft July
45
Jan
May 18
58% Feb
1
103/a Mar 25
23
37 ft Oct
,
67 ft Mar 11
138
29% Nov
39
9
30% Jan
33A July 25
Feb
Dec
2
11% Sep
Apr 22
Sep
6
10 ft
16%
22
1
Gamble
0
Mar
8
Skogmo Inc—
7
26
37 ft Jan
14
Co
Jan
19
5ft Dec
Gabriel
42 Va July 27
Nov
29
4
l
500
26
26'/4
11,400
28
28'/4
2,800
12%
123/8
400
221/4
221/8
221/4
2,400
241/4
*233/8
24
1,100
26 Va
26 ft
*26 'A
26 3/a
29'/4
29%
29%
29%
81,600
19%
18%
18%
21,300
53 ft
14,000
.
General Telephone Co of Florida—
24
Dec
29
263% July
24 ft Jan
B
26 ft July 19
May 11
16% July 27
7
34% May 31
General
Tele
1
General
Time
81% Jan
4
General Tire & Rub com—83%c
96 ft Feb
26
27
44% Jan
15
80
Dec
8
98
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
863/4 Nov
99 ft Mar
17
33% Jun
50% July 27
$1.30
preferred
&
3
91
Jan
6
Jan
26
100
Jan
5
103% July
5
40% Dec
3
30
Sep
8
40 3/4 Jan
4
54ft Apr
24
42 Va Feb
17
01% Jun
23
Georgia-Pacific
May 20
Gerber
104
40 ft Jun
17
46
Oct
28
71
17% Nov
25
28 ft Jan
42
Mar 30
$5
Genesco
Inc
11
4
Getty
Portland
Gillette
Brothers
14
59
Jan
13
87 ft Aug
54 ft Dec
29
503A Jan
11
653A Sep
12
88
19
8
18
6
Co
—
96ft Apr
273% Jan
95 ft Sep
1
20
16 ft Aug 10
25 ft Jan
19
293/4 July 13
13 ft Aug
4
23% Jan
8
Glen
41% Nov
2
50
45% Jan
4
Glidden
17 ft Dec
4
24% May 20
34% May 26
14 ft July 25
20 3/a Jan
11
Globe-Wernicke
2% Oct
19
4% Jan 28
3% Jan
21
Goebel
76ft Jan
14
103 ftJun-
89 ft Jan
4
Goodrich
Co
45 % Nov
19
49 3/s Dec
47% Jan
6
Goodyear
Tire &
ft Jan
27
2
1
„
May 19
56 ft July 15
15
~T
2% Nov
24
4
16
11
8ft Dec
54ft
July" 15
Feb
July 25
25 ft
42% Apr
34
Sep
May 28
6ft Nov
20
10% Mar 18
20
37% Aug
4
26 ft Feb
74
Jun
22
84 ft Mar
4
8 ft Jan
7
353/4 Nov
18
Gould-National
4
Grace
33A Jan
15
103A Jan
15
8ft Jan
5
12
30
32
Jun
11
80
Aug 25
553% Jan
0'
31 ft
2
42 ft May 10
July
253/4 Mar 23
141ft May
8
128% Jan
30
47 ft Feb
5
24 ft Feb
2
Dec
23
20% Oct. 28
4ft Dec
22
Aug 12
30% Mar 3d
Jan.
Nov
87% Dec
For
19
17
'22
65
30% Feb
1
79,'
footnotes,
Jan
3% July
July 13
5
•
17
22% Jan
16
'
24
9
Feb
82
89
10
4
20
see page
24.
Granite
Grant
26
Gt Northern
523A Jan
4
53% Jan
5
Aug
97
34 ft
2
(H L)
Aug 19
Sep
1
Grumman
Guantanamo
29
Jan
15
72 '
Jan
11
53
52'A
52 3/a
51%
533%
133/8
13%
13%
133/i
133/a
13%
16%
16ft
163/8
16
163/8
163/8
16%.
4 ft ft
>
84 ft
65
Iron
'!■>'
*95%
.
84%
80
84%
653ft
-
97 ft
64 £'
V
*95'/a
81
82
65
97ft
62
63%
17%
18
18
15%/'.
143/4
15ft
14
ft
155/a
37ft
373ft
36 ft
37%
35%
14%
143ft
14%
14 3/i
2%
x573ft
'/
37
81'/a
„9Yy2
17%
18 3/8
17%
4,500
10,300
8,200
-61ft
*9oft
>
82%
59 ft
>
97 ft
♦95V2
18
17 3ft
15
/
7,400
,
8,600
,
■
■
1,300
15ft
16
363/4
37
373/4
4,700
14%
143/4
145/8
143/4
1,900
2%
2%
r,
2
31,300
2ft
2%
2ft
59 ft
573/4
59 ft
57
58'%
56%
581%
13,700
37 ft
35 s/a
37 ft
353/8
36'A
36
36 ft
25,600
2%
3,900
26%
26 ft
253/4
26ft
253/a
25 3/i
25 ft
26
36
36 3ft
35 ft
36 ft
353%
363%
363%
373/4
7,600
1
2
2ft
2%
2%
2'%
21/4
2'%
15,000
*8 ft
8ft
8ft
8ft
7ft
7
2 9'ft
29 ft
29
29 ft.
363ft
38%
243ft
*7
7
8 Va
*8'A
7i%
7%
29
28%
2
*8
7i%
28
4,200
8'A'
200
7%
1,200
29%
7,700
36%
37 ft
36 V2
37
36'%
-37%
10,800
24 ft
24%
24 ft
25
24%
25 5%
10,100
78%
783/4
783/4
*783/4
79 ft
79
80
1
10'ft
10%
10 ft
10%
101/4
103/4
10 ft
10 ft
3,300
Pacific Tea Co__l
32%
33 ft
323/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
10,200
Ore Prop—No par
Stores-
22%
22%
22 3/i
22%
22%
231/4
23 ft
24
_25
43 ft
43 ft
42
43V8
42V»
423%
423/8
42 ft
46'ft
47
46 %
46%
46
46 ft
46
46 ft
6,400
1
303ft
31ft
30 ft
31
29 ft
30 ft
30
30 ft
11,000
No par
x28'/a
29 ft
29 ft
29 5/b
28'%
29'%
28 ft
283/4
3,400
Xl393ft
1393ft
1393/4
Corp_
com
2,000
♦1393/4
141
139%
1393/4
139V4
_i
27
29
263/4
27
26'%
28 ft
2 8 5%
29
7,600
24%
24 ft
24
24 ft
24
241/4
243%
24 ft
7,600
94
94
93
93
92
32 3/a
31
33ft
4
100
.
Eng
3,000
_3
Co Inc_
Sugar
100
100
Sugar
Aircraft
'
No par
Corp common—
preferred
Jan
8
52 ft
14%
16 '/a
25
Greyhound
\ 8ft
53
13%
♦773ft.
preferred
Green
4
Aug 17
7ft
32 ft Mar 14
7
52 ft
4
2.50
u
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
24 ft Aug
29
8,800
6.25
—
common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Great Atlantic &
Aug 19
52%
100
City Steel
(W T) Co
3 3/4 ft
18
143
52%
5
Western
Oct
521/4
—5
Co
Great
17% Jan
May 29
Union
32% Feb
23
515%
$0.60 convertible preferred_No par
Grand
8
15
53%
4
Inc
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
May 11
9
52%
1
Batteries
& Co—
Western Financial
32% Dec
24 ft
(W R)
Great
19
533/a
_No par
Graham-Paige Corp common—
345/s Aug 12
Oct
53
1
Rubber
July 25
126
8,200
10
F)
263A Jan
.
30 ft
_1
Co
41ft Jan
40% July 25
-26
15
30%
5
__
Inc
15 ft Jan
18% July 28
60 ft Aug 12
59"% Apr 27
16
27 Va
83
•41% Aug 24
8% July 27
323% July 26
1
45 Va July
443/4 Nov
7
Jan
4
24% Dec
*
Sep
74
July 17
Feb
24 ft
16 ft
17
6
32 3/a Apr
5% May 10
30 ft
5
Co
Co
(B
90
30
5
_
Brewing
40
303/4
No par
&
95 ft
103
30 ft
10
Corp
273A July 29
July 22
1% July 13
73/4 Jun 24
80 Va Nov
Alden
44% Jan
9
33 Va
4
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
*95
103
31ft
«1
29
Jan
Co
common—.,
13 % Apr
52 ft
95V2
103 ft
1
—
Cement
19% Nov
53%
52 V2
*95
♦102
_10
Co
Gimbel
68% Dec
Products
95
103 ft
♦102
80c
Gil Co
Giant
95
103%
200
303ft
1
Corp
19% July 18
8
1
*102
54 ft
531/8
55%
95
95
.—100
—.
19% Jan
36% Jan
543ft
100
56 ft Jan
443/4 Mar 18
Nov
2.50
preference
153/4 Aug 11
92
B)
preference
5 ft ft
12 ft May 17
23
(series
Corp
1
Corp
x323/a
,,-l
4
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
*64
v.-
23 Va
33%
24
66
31%
334
4
ft
24 %
*64
i
24%
66
24
*64
92
32 V4
;
1.41/3.. ,•V.-.
24 ft
66
*91
315%
31/4
24
*64
93 ft
32
3%
24/"
66
490
330
20,800
1,400
2,600
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1006)
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
if ear
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
1959
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
32
Jan
4
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
9
Dec
29
84% Jan
7
91
81% Dec
16
94
87% May 18
91
Aug 12
97,
Jan
7
91
Apr
Sep
States
Aug 12
9
89 Va Apr
Oil
86% Aug 26
9
Jun
Aug
37
82
8
13
28
80
88
26% July 25
3
37% Dec
24
Gulf
Gulf
35 Vs Nov
66
Dec
30
104 Va Mar
Dec
22
105'/a Mar
4
97% Jan
4
Jan
11
35% May 31
24% May
Monday
102 Va May
P»«
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 6
1
1
Friday
the Week
Sept. 9
27%
28%
Shares
35%
8.33%
28 Va
28%
27%
28 %
Sept. 8
27%
26 Va
No par
35 y*
35%
353/8
35%
35%
86 Va
86 Va
*86 Va
903%
90 Va
Corp
Utilities
Common
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
—.
35%
35%
100
100
90
90
$4.44
preferred
preferred
100
*90
94
"101
102%
*101
102 Va
*101
102%
*101
1-100
"103Va
104%
*103%
104 Va
♦103 Va
104 %
*103%
104 %
2.50
26%
26%
26 Va
26 3/4
26
26%
26%
26%
*52
6,100
102%
dividend preferred
dividend
dividend
$5
4
40,100
Co—
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
103 Va Aug 19
2
3
68
23
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$5.08
*86 Va
88
100
90
89%
90
,280
♦90
94
*90
*86%
90
1
100
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
88
88
94
*90
94
3,400
H
,48
Feb
52 Va Aug 22
24
44% Feb
20
49% Nov
48 % Nov
20
71 % May 19
35% Jun
3
51 Va J nil
4
29% May 22
26 y4 Jan
18
31% Apr
20 % Mar 31
25 % Nov
9
4
19
Hackensack
Water
23
Halliburton Co
Hull
(W
F)
6
30
July 23
114% Aug 31
22 Va Jun
Feb
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
28 Va Jun
19
36% Aug 14
26y4 Jun
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
33% Sep
6
47% Jun
21
44 Vb Feb
1
30% Jan
10
42
Jan
13
122
57'/a Dec
6
122 Va July
3
61% Nov
7
132
7
July
34
16
35 % Nov
12% Apr
39% Apr
9
*8% Feb
stock
1
exchange
30
43% Sep
21
12 y8 Dec
30
84% Jan
2
92
17
11
11
8
37% Mar 13
16 Va Jan
7
25% Jun
3
,
13
19
74% Dec
31
105% Jun
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
55% Apr
Mar
Hart
issued
24
24
*23%
24
*92
98
*92
98
*24
♦95
30%
30 Va
34%
33%
34%
:-v
day
47%
*128
44%
44
26%
25 y4
26
21%
213/4
21
26%
26%
_1
97/a
Heinz
25
101
100
*82
1
3.65% preferred
20
Jan
4
Hercules
Motors
81% Sep
2
Hercules
Powder
111 Va Aug 26
noncumulative
5%
29
conv
3,800
471/4
2,600
47%
47
130
♦128
64%
43%
43%
43%
800
25.%
25%
25%
12,600
21
20%
21
26%
26%
1,700
9%
1,400
•
26%
26%
9%
9%
9%
♦37
*37
78%
77
65
9%
38
11%
11%
1021/4
101%
84
*82
53%
1,100
79%
11%
102 %
1,600
38
78
llVa
85
*82
130
65%
*82
52%
54%
533%
31
31%
X31V4
31 y4
35 Va
35%
*34%
36
*34%
36
*34%
36
16%
17
16 Va
16%
*16
16 Va
*16
16%
2 1/12
80%
81
x79 Va
80%
79 Vb
801/4
79%
109 Va
110%
100
*62 Va
65
*62 Va
No par
Corp
110%
No par
class A pfd
*95%
97
95 y4
109
110%
54
53 Va
53%
53%
1,500
1
31%
31%
*108 Va
110 Va
64
62 V4
62%
95%
94%
31%
94'/4
31Va
1,000
90
300
80
8,200
50
110%
*62
64
94%
100
95%
i.
54%
8,500
86
Jan
82 Va Nov
19
38% Feb
60% May
5
Hertz
34
Jan
53
543/4
27
20 Vb Jun
2
28
553/a
46% Apr
4
Hewitt-Robins Inc
5
24
24
23%
23%
23%
8
24% July 13
23%
15% Mar
23Vt
1
21%
22
203/4
213/4
20%
2IV4
21%
21%
100
66
66
*65 V4
*65 %
66%
*65%
65%
No par
*109
114
500
231/4
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3 % % preferred series A
25 Va Dec
42V'a, July 29
13% Jan
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
64% Jan
85
Jan
60% May 11
92% Feb
Aug 27
23% Feb
21
Jan
18% May
13
30
22% Oct
6
11 Va Oct
27
21% Jan
5
37
2
Aug 22
120
July 13
1
37 % Jan
1
28 % Apr
Apr
4
Co
$4%
2nd
Hilton
6
.«i
pfd
Hotels
5%%
(conv)
Corp
pfd series A_
conv
19 % Aug 29
Hires Co
30 y4 July
'J 13
Jan
(Charles E)
Holland Furnace Co
Holly Sugar Corp common
1
29 Va Aug 16
2
29% Nov
30
47
Sep
8
52% Aug 18
Holt
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49 Va Jan
21
37
May 19
45% Mar 21
Homestake
65% Jan
2
60
Honolulu OH Corp
Hooker Chemical
May 20
40% Jun
30% July
2
35
Jan
30
47-% Julv 22
Dec
15
81% Feb
9
90'/a Apr
9% Apr
13
5% Sep
Sep 21
32% Apr
18
r
2
8
41 % Jan
30% May 10
80
Aug
4
5%
89 Va Aug 26
6
4% May 11
8
Jan
14
30
16 % May 18
21
Jan
22 Vb Jan
4
36% Mar 17
38% Feb
10
27
34% Aug 24
Rinehart
$4.25
14
18
convertible
Hotel
66
18%
18 3/4
215/8
21V4
27%
18%
*18%
Winston
11
11
10
27%
27%
27%
29%
29%
*29 V4
293/4
49%
50
47%
49%
42%
43%
43 %
43%
Inc..—1
Mining
>'
12.50
10
;
*10%
180
33%
*27
1,300
27%
100
18%
18%
18%
1,600
21%
22%
11,400
11
*10%
11
20
115
32%
27'/4
400
5,100
21 V'a
21
27%
30
*108
32%
*32%
22
53%
112
♦108
33
27%
♦27
18%
21 Va
_5
,
preferred
&
27%
1
5
28% Feb
*27
323/4
53%
53
109
108
33%
50c
7
23
33%
25
Hoffman Electronics Corp
5
54%
2.50
common
1
15% Apr 27
24% Jun 22
27% Feb
.1
—-
2
Jun
10% May 13
May 21
Jan
68
16
32
41
12 Ve Nov
*
1
July 22
117
31 Vb Jan
*10%
28
28
*29 %
11
28
600
28%
1,200
29%
*29%
29%
200
47
47%
47 V,
47%
5,300
42%
43%
43 Va
44%
9,800
55%
55V4
55 V,
55
551/4
55%
57%
9.000
30%
30%
30 %
31
30%
31'/b
30%
30%
No par
13,600
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
89 Va
89%
*89%
10
1
90%
5%
5%
5V4
5 V,
5%
5%
5%
5%
25
5,700
*17%
18%
*173/4
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
Corp common
preferred
Corp of America
5% ^convertible
5
common
preferred
...
55
'
19% Jun
2
36'% Dec
30
26 V* Dec
14
89
Dec
15
80 % Mar
2
70% Jan
4
79
Aug 19
77
3%% preferred
100
Dec
28
85% Mar
6
77
8
85
Aug 23
4%
85
100
Dec
28
*84%
86
*84 Va
86 *
*84 Va
86
*84%.
86
100
*91
93
*91
93
*92
93
*92
93
24
Feb
5
41
Feb
12
37%
Jan4'
2
July 27
Mar
7
Jan
96% Jan
30
88% May
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
75
Jan
22
65% Jan
18% Sep
29
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
50 % Sep
18
Jan
21
66
Mar 17
5
84% Dec
10
29 V4 Dec
93 Va
9
91% Jun
88
21
19% Jun
30
15
24% Jan
4
7
9% Dec
39 Va Dec
l»ys Oct
13
23% July
6
Hunt
93 Va Aug
9
5%
92
4
9
39% Jan
5
1
21% Jan
7
52
Jan
12
46
39
Apr
17
55% Jan
21
35
24
Jun
9
Feb
46'/a Dec 24
41
Jan
58
18
43
July 28
Aug 12
18
45
Aug
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
41% Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
6% Dec
8
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
July 28
43% May
8
Sep
18
8
17
44 % Aug
163
May
6
55
July
13% Aug
68
6
8% Feb
150
July 13
36% May 2
154
Jan
7
5
33
Apr
21
Apr 29
29
Feb
5
31 Va Aug
Dec
34% Feb
8
49 Va Jur.
86
2
93
9
34 % Feb
Jan
2
138
28
68
Sep 25
Sep 22
Dec
22
17% Feb
9
12% Jan
311
May
86% Dec
24% Aug
407% Mar
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
24% Nov
7
141% Nov
94
Jan
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
66
15
69
125
Sep
Mar 20
33% Dec
Jun
37
Feb
10
55 Va Nov
81% Dec
29
37 %
87
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
40% Dec
14
28% Feb
9
17% Jun
9
82
4
9
6
28
2
23
172% July 15
15
28
30
July 30
27% Jun
7
15
Jan
12
29
Feb
69 Va Jan
4
Sep
7
31% Jan
28
57
76% Nov
13
29
49% Feb
9
2
88%
Dec
28
103%
40% Nov
23
50%
86
footnotes,
Feb
42
27
Dec~22
Feb
16
JiTuTaa
see page
12% Aug
76 % Jan
Apr 21
50% Apr 27
70% July 14
89% Jan
16% Jun
May 12
88
46% Dec
Jan
2
4%
24.
3
20
5
26
International
Int'l
Nickel
International
15
50
*48 Va
50
*48%
50
*48%
*45%
47
*45 Va
47
*45'/2
47
*44
45
*44
45
45
*44
7
4
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
87
22
44% Jan
13
62% May 31
71% Jun
14
28
95% Mar 8
14'/a Aug 23
31
July 25
22
Aug 16
89% Jan
4
99% Aug 24
18% Jun
47% Jan
13
8
30
50
47
45
*44
50%
50%
51
2,900
»47%
*47%
48
1,700
6%
6%
6%
63/s
6 %
61/4
6%
50
„
6%
1,000
11,400
16%
17%
15%
16%
15%
16
16
16%
69%
70%
69 Va
69%
69%
69%
69
69%
♦147
42
37%
*31
1
155
42%
38 V4
32
*147
155
41
42
37 V,
*31
45%
5
46%
45%
♦147
545
41%
_No par
100
'
147%
35
5
com
43 V4
32
40
40%
7,500
37 V*
37%
*147
41
37%
36%
37 V,
3,200
*31
46 V,
32
45V4
92
92
24%
41%
42 Va
538 Va
41%
147 V,
146 %
343/8
3 4 3/4
34%
>75
76
76
76
5
*75
42%
24%
534
42%
146 %
'
44%
*90%
25V4
533
146 3/4
*31
46%
*90 Va
35%
148
7,300
155
39%
147
34%
78
34 Va
*75
155
32
45
92
25%
541
42 7/8
147
34%
78
3,300
40
7,300
8,500
18,900
190
7,300
100
20
20
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
No par
54%
55%
53 Va
54%
53
53%
53%
54%
21,600
1,500
14%
15
14 Va
143/4
14
14%
14%
14%
,7,900
7.50
95%
96%
95
95%
94!/4
95%
94%
95 V,
11,500
92%
92%
92 Va
♦92
92%
92%
92%
200
Rys of Cent Amer com_No par
5% preferred
100
15%
15%
15
15 V,
15
15%
15
15%
1,100
59
59
58 V,
58 V,
59
59
59
150
32
13,400
Paper
preferred
common
—
Resistance
Co—10c
31%
No par
No par
International Silver
*105%
25
*55%
56%
♦32
34
common
7% preferred
$2
37%
.25
convertible
Iowa
Stp
1,600
43
45
*46
&
Teleg_No
Corp
37%
30%
*105
x37
553/4
♦32
*581/4
32 V,
30%
107
37 Vb
36%
55%
55%
34
34
Power
&
$6
36-%
36 %
36 Va
36
36 Va
36%
37%
44%
45
39%
39%
*39
20%
20 V,
20 Va
20
._5
45 V*
45'/4
*45
45 Va
42
42
42
42 3/8
39%
39%
39 Va
39 Va
50c
common
26
27v4
26%
124%
122 Va
1
*122%
Circuit
5
23%
24
17%
17%
Breaker Co
Jaeger Machine Co
.
5
-
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
&
Lt 4%
1
pfd—100
1
common
3% % preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
100
40,600
41
preferred
I-T-E
34
40%
40
10
56
41%
44%
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
37
56
40%
39%
1
37
40%
44
12%
*83
44
12%
86
44%
100
*82
85
223%
17%
12 3/4
♦82
43%
♦82
44%
44%
45'A
3,300
39%
40%
14,000
20V4
20%
45%
451/4
45%
400
42'%
42%
41%
41%
2,900
39V8
26%
45
39%
39%
39%
1,800
*26%
♦122
23 %
22%
17%
♦17%
12%
27
27
124
*122
23%
17%
12%
443/s
.
85
12%
83Va
' '
83%
44%
45 V,
*82
22%
85
27%
30
2,700
17%
13
13
*82
83
44%
*82
44%
5
52
53
513/4
52%
52 Vb
52%
52%
52%
66%
67
66
66
65'/a
67
65
66 Vi
12%
13
123/4
13 Va
12%
13
12%
13%
62
623/4
5%
<fe
Laughlin Steel common-10
Joy
62%
6 33/a
"
62
*
preferred series A
(Earle M)
Manufacturing
Co
Co
62 %
62%
700
1,500
10
7,000
85
5
Jones
2,000
23
17%
-
1,500
124
50c
Jorgensen
2,100
20
Johnson
Ss
900
39%
Jonathan Logan Inc
Johnson
3,000
*451/4
124
833/4
100
*32
39%
20 Va
Elec Light <fc Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
104%
41%
1
25
104%
37
56
34
3.50
Co
32
107
36%
5
preferred
Power
32%
*104:/2
39%
par
com
32V4
107
*913/4
'
44% Jan
571%
57
*42 %
*44 %
_No par
40
Aug 29
36% Jan
7
G
45
47%
Iowa
9
f
43
*44 %
Limited —1
Packers
International
46% Aug 26
42% July 25
8% Mar
*42%
44 %
52
Shoe
53% May
43%
44 V,
47%
Canada—
International
May 31
76% Jan
60 Va Apr
571/2
8,000
50%
Salt
Aug 22
52 % Apr 13
83
Sep
1
Aug 19
57
6,500
33%
47%
Mining Corp
of
International
20
57
*42%
100
International
124
'
900
26%
33
47%
preferred
8
"
4
57
52%
26
54
.
Interstate
19% Aug
45
60
52%
.
*48%
1
Interstate Dept Stores
115
57%
43>A
•
V
20,900
53
common
2
23
56%
*42%.
No par
Minerals & Chemical
2
23% Jan
18
Harvester
4
Jan
52%
No par
7% preferred
Int'l
40% Sep
20 Va Sep
50% Mar 18
52
545 Vb
Utilities
4
53%
535 Va
International
8
1,400
547%
38 Vb Jan
24% Aug
17%
5
45 % Apr
15
17%
Machines
17
Jan
17%
25%
May 10
45
17 Va
25 V,
Telep
4
17%
*90 Va
International
Nov
17%
17%
25%
46% May 25
4
100
90.%
35
,1
35%
90%
Aug 24
58% Aug 15
33% Jan
*341/2
25%
20
38
17
35%
1
139% Jan
22
*34%
52%
common
17
18 Vb Jun
35
33%
Inc
28
33% Jun
9
—100
41% Jun
May 20
33% Jun
9
8%
26%
Int'l
102
92
9%
35
'
*44 %
130
*91%
8%
Corp
Iron
Int'l
2
70 Va Mar
92
*91 %
91V,
83/4
32%
.100
Ctfs
Business
19% Mar
July 21
27% July 25
94
9
9%
36
*93
47%
.
25
May 27
53%
91 y»
93
52 Vb
—
Co
Int'l
5
83
40
Steel
Interlake
10% Aug
40
86
preferred
Corp
4 % % preferred
$4
56
92
8%
32%
_1
32
5
V.'-.
32 Vb
93
par
common
30% Apr
Aug 18
*91%
day
323/4
93
1,600
21,600
100 pesos
Insuranshares
6
40
6,200
32 %
♦92
50
—
44% Apr
19% Mar
labor
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
15
32%-Feb
32%
33%
92
26
—
Interchemical
94 Va Aug
32% Mar
4
6%
136 % Jan
July 30
42% Dec 17
1,500
32 '/b
15,600
Electrica De Mexico
A
Inland
8
36% Mar
14
57% July 11
21% Feb 19
95% July 28
20
29
S
86 % Jan
21
Dec
19
17
40% Apr
37% Jan
75
50% Jan
36% Aug 24
24
9
15% Nov
Au& 25
25% Feb
Dec
18% Dec
18
77 % Aug
Feb
49 V,
'
50
6
6
39
123
July 11
12
35
2
3
17% Aug
5
51% May 11
12% Aug
*48%
'
50
Aug 21
45% May
38
15
15
148% Aug 25
8
32
15
550
8
Sep 22
Sep 21
116% Sep
36% Jan
43 % Jan
41% July 25
139% Feb
2
80
49
92
15
•
31 Va July
7
488
May 29
35% Apr
25
50 Va Jan
45
25
48
33%
Industrial Rayon
Feb
49
4
4.20% preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
32
24
48 y4
33%
General Corp
i
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
12
19
95% Feb
48%
26 5/8
Indiana
19
28
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
15
27
22% Jan
27% Mar 26
20
15%
33
4.70% preferred—
4.42% preferred
86% Apr
50% Mar 18
86% Oct
17
15%
32%
50
4
21
17
81%
16%
15%
closed
50
July 22
84% Sep
Oct
9
57% Aug 23
48 % Jun
5% July 11
July 17
May 7
81%
16%
15 %
*48%
exchange
-
82 V2
*16%
•
26 V,
preferred
160
-
15%
263/4
4.08% preferred-
j
16 34
33%
4.26%
■
83%
26%
common
79
1,900
15
_3
Co
78%
200
34%
16%
No par
Co
Power
-
1,900
38
34%
823/4
"
46% July 27
11
Illinois
Industria
10% Feb
17% Nov
149
Feb
50
38% Feb
49 % Aug
4
81%
18
*37%
16%
10
27
18
38
163/4
Illinois Central RR Co
41 % Feb
18
18
18VB
84%
Ideal
Cement
18
15%
stock
Idaho Power Co—
39% Jan
41
84
-
6
3
Aug" 13
78%
4
4
45% Mar 18
78%
31% Jan
Apr
41 y4
78 V,
47% Jan
15
47
26
78 V4
17%
43% Feb
Sep 25
.1
78%
_3
21
36% Jun
100
;
34%
*78
100
common
34 Va
*34%
29
40 Va
5%
Hupp Corp
*37 V,
34 Va
50
40Va Sep
7
preferred series A
preferred series B
38 Va
34 Va
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
45% Dec
38% Oct
Bay Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
& Indust Inc com
5
Fqods
*37 y4
343/4
57% Aug 24
21% July 25
32% July 27
23
11
17% Sep
29% Oct
Nov
July 14
13% Jan
34% Aug
9
Hudson
Co (Delaware).
38
*16%
_1
14
7% Aug
"•
18%
37%
34 Va
•/
_1
33% Sep
31
18
...>
; vc1!-*,.
No par
Howard Stores Corp
54% Jan
25
Lighting & Power
Howe Sound
7
29
42% Mar 18
40
4.40% preferred
Sep
84% Feb
31
preferred
Houston
24 Va Mar 14
July 30
25
1
3
common
$2.25 convertible preferred
_50
Household Finance common_.No par
23
July
11% Mar 30
14
Jun
Houdaille-Industries Inc
43% Jun
90 Va Aug 24
5% Jan
35
For
700
2,800
84
No par
1
9,700
11%
103
10
preferred—!
$2
34 V,
25
-
preferred
common
Hershey Chocolate
34
1013/4
101
85
34 %
21
80%
76
33%
43%
-s;/v
38
*11 Va
11%
102%
1,200
25%
:
•
26%
93/4
♦37
813/8
11 VB
__1
26%
9%
38
79 Va
5
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (G W) common
7%
*37
30%
64%
21 Va
5
30
30%
*128
44%
25%
300
30%
473/8
477/b
5
common
/■•"'S:
66%
44%
400
30%
13"
65
50
5
47%
48 Va
*128
preferred—
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
7
100
67
Marx
4% %
(H J) Co
243/4
24%
96%
30%
130
Co
&
Aug
Aug 31
600
_1
Chemical
1
97
6,300
27
1.25
Hat Corp of America common
Aug 30
64 Va Jun
39
26%
66%
_
36
9
38%
261/2
_1
Corporation
Schaffner
38%
26 Va
33 Va
100
Corp
33% July
13
76
When
52%
37%
27
; 96%
.
labor
7.50
com
•
52%
38 Vb
27
24 Va
closed
2.50
1
preferred
54% Sep
1
ICS
Aug 24
84
13% Aug
5
61% Apr 13
Jan
5
Jun
107
4
50
6
Apr 22
88 % May 26
9y4 May 25
May 20
78
5
40% Dec
34 % May
16
11
Aug 31
,
11% Jan
37% Feb 17
29 Va May 12
32% Jan 18
30Va Apr
32 y4 Dec
6%
52%
37%
30%
-100
Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
Harshaw
27
preferred
Paper
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
38 Va
Jan
convertible
46% Aug 18
26% Sep
2
12
77
4%
29% Jan
f
29
2
Dec
90 % May
23
61% Feb
20
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
75 % Sep 22
27% Apr 14
5
Hamilton Watch Co common--
Mar 24
Jan
35
13
4
70% Jun
8
•
7% Jan
129
28
21% May 24
20 y4 Aug
1
22 % May 26
3
Mar
Jan
57% Jan
5
Jan
45% Mar
43% Sep
24% Nov 20
27
'
*51 Va
37%
27%
52
5
Hammond Organ Co
88
53
52%
37%
27%
5
-
Printing Co
63%
10,400
2,000
12,100
19,600
100
x98%
99
*98
99
1
14 %
14%
•143/a
14%
14Va
14%
14 Vb
14%
600
1
34 Va
343/4
33%
34 V,
33 Va
3?",
33%
331/4
2,700
-
*93
99
*98
99
220
Volume
Number 5985
192
.
.
19
(1007)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1959
37
Feb
9
65
10
120
42 M» Dec
107
107
48
135
Nov
20
92 Ma Jan
25
98
Sep 23
82 Ma Jun
47
4 Ma Me
5
108
*105
109
♦105
109
4% %
(ser of
conv pfd__100
Lt Co com_No par
*109
114
*109
114
; 109
110 Ma
*109
llOMi
Jan
11
58
Sep
•
1
17
3.80%
Jan
20
4%
95
Sep
9
4.50%
preferred™.
89
Aug 10
4.20%
preferred
9
90
July 28
4.35 Me
preferred
July 22
79% Jan
8
Ma July 12
37 Ma Sep
1
4%
8
Kansas
Gas
39 Mi Aug 24
Kansas
Power
16Mb July 11
Kayscr-Roth Corp.
49 Ma Jun
Kellogg
11 Ma Dec
34
Sep
4
43 Ma Feb
3IMa Feb
23
7
11
Jan
41% May 12
50 Ma July 31
36
32
22 Ma Sep
43
12
69
45 Mi
453/a
45 Ma
46
45 Ma
46
1
36 Ma
36 7/b
36 Ma
36'A
35%
36
36
36 Mi
8
2 8 Ma
283/4.
27%
28 Ma
27 Ma
28
27 Ma
27%
2.900
No par
78 Mi
79 Ma
76 Ma
783/a
7 6 Mi
77%
77 Ma
78%
14,800
2.50
5 IMa
52 Ma
5 IMa
51%
5 1MB
51 Ma
51 Mi
51%
2,300
1
X42%
44
4 IMa
42 3/a
41
41%
41 Vi
41%
7,400
X23
2 3 Ma;
23 Ml
23 Mi
22%
23
23
23
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__._.
*36 Ma
37%;
37
37
37
37
36 Va
36 Ma
400
Kimberly-Clark
x78%
793/4
79 Ma
79%
79 Ma
79%
79%
80%
3,500
40 Mi
40 Ma
41
41%
3,100
27%
27%
27 Ma
27 Ma
1,100
3 8 Ma
38%
39
39 Mi
3,300
81
81
81
22 Ma
22
23%
30 Mi
29 Mi
30
27%
29 Ma
Kelsey Hayes Co__
Kern
4
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
28
7
>54Ma July 22
74% NOV
1
20 Mi Jan>
2
July 22
Kendall
4
6
Apr
46 Ma Jan
5
82
11
Mi Mar
35
■47% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
•24%
5
62 Mi Feb
25
9
Co
Ma %
King-Seeley
21
3IMa Jan
0
KLM
July 25
46% Jan
4
Koppers
29
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
7
13% May
0
•21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
30 Ma Nov
4
35
Aug
29 Mi Sep
9
43 Mi Mar
5
3
19% Jun
2 6 Mi Mar
5
12% Aug
77
-
22
Dec
•
32% Nov 24
17 Ma Sep 29
27 Ma Jun 18
34% Jan
,27
Jun
29 Ma
22
19 Ma Oct
3% Dec
8
15% Oct
12
22
2
18% Jan
.
23
80% Jan
17
17 Va
7,300
17 Ma
5
Rubber & Tire
17
17 Ma
17%
Ml
5,300
1
IV2
IMa
IMa
IMa
IMa
1%
IMa
1%
11,800
17 3/i
17%
17%
5 Ma
12
/■
...
Cement—
Portland
com 1:
Lehigh Valley Industries
3Ma Mar 11
19 Mi Jun
8
7Mo Jan
July 27
24 Ma
4
4
15
10
$1.50
■'
:No par
pfd ser A
conv
17%
10
5
Mar
47 Mi
1*
July
9
30
July 27
61
18 Ma May
8
36Ma Apr
15
104
79 Mi Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
July
4
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
5
Loew's
4
Lone
8
Feb
43 Ma Sep
102
80
Jan
8
87
0
81
Jan
20
V
9
89Mi Aug 26
42 Ma Sep
34 Mn May 18
130 Ma Mar
142
4
3 8 Mi Feb
1
Sep
52 Mi
Lorillard
2
7%
1
July
1
(P)
Co
Gas
6
Louisville
4
Lowenstein
91 % Jan
4
Lukens
21
6
15
28
28%
10,300
525/a
52 Ma
54
18,400
83 Mi
Mi
*149 Ma
150 Ma
150 Ma
149
8,900
84 Ma
84
84 Ma
84
10 Ma
9%
10
9%
3,200
110
151
50
50 Mi
49 Ma
50 Ma
50
51%
8,700
48 3/i
49 Vi
47%
48 Ma
47%
47%
2,100
31 Mi
31%
31 Mi
29 Ma
30
31%
39,900
85
783/a
82%
78%
81 Mi
79%
81%
26,500
25 Ma
24 Mi
25
24%
24%
24%
25%
31,300
17
17 Ma
17 Ma
16%
17 Ma
16%
17
22 Ma
21 Va
21%
21 Mi
21%
21%
21%
17,900
43 Ma
4 IMa
42
41%
41%
4,500
43
42%
43 Mi
128
.
28 Ma
128 Mi
Ma-
41
43
Ma
41
*99 Mi
103
♦101
43
41%
42%
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103
*100 Ma
,
87 Ma
*84 Ma
87 Ma
*84%
*89
90 Ma
X88
88 Ma
Mi
40
40 Ma
8 6 Ma
*84%
87 Ma
*88
41
130
Ma
87%
88
40%
40 Mi
40%
89
39%
138 Mi
14,500
110
138 Ma
*137
48 Mi
49 Mi
49
50
58
58
5 8 Ma
5 8 Ma
3,300
2,700
16
16 Mi
3,600
*137
138 Mi
"
473/i
47
7,300
102 Ma
43 Ma
103
*86
138 Mi
150
42%
x40 Ma
A.
-r
8,900
127
*124
125
125
131 ..'
*127
Va
58 Mi
58
58 Mi
58
1
16
16 Ma
16 Mi
16%
15%
16
66
66%
6 5 Ma
66 Ma
65%
66%
65%
67 Va
3,300
17 Ma
17%
17 Ma
173/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,200
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
Jan
28Mif>
52
9 Ma
50
22
20 Mi Jan
I6M2 July 14
27%
52 3/i
7,800
.3,33 Ma
78 Mi Jan
5
& Sons Inc.
(M)
27 Ma
51
9%
•
49
47 3/i
Nashville—
&
64
V"
50 3/i
138 Mi
9
Steel
61%
83
47%
15 Ma Mar
July 27
59
149
xl38 Mi
62 Mb May
55
July .29
56%
84 Ma
100
>
July 10
57
149 Mi
(Ky). No par
El Co
&
1,200
10,800
22
—.5
Co common
5 Ma
26%
16%
10
common..
preferred
Louisville
:
Gas
conv-
M
88
-22
34Ma Apr
7
Aug 19
May
Star
4.84%
v-
r
5 Me
26 Ma
82
DAY
—.100
preferred
UO
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred—— —_100
100
4.25% series D preferred..
4.35% series E preferred— —.100
13
104Mi Mar
4
Lone
..
5 Mi
26%
27 Ma
.
10
5 Ma
25%
29 Ma
LABOR
25
27 3/i
5 Mi
26 Ma
24 Mi
EXCHANGE
;_1
Corp
5 Ma
48 Va
CLOSED
29
21
23
Cement
Star
...
Inc
1,100
18
50 Mi
STOCK
1
44 Mi Aug
Jan
142Ma Mar 25
Theatres
*17 Mi
2,500
55%
,->51 Ma-:
83 Mi
-
.'-v..
130 Ma Aug
8
■
1
-
19
24% May 16
7
Inc
32 Mn Jan
96
48Ma July
Industries
17
30 V2 Jan
51 Mi
t
9 Ma
2.50
Corp.
Litton
11
Aug
P
149
5
—
Lionel
5
jK
:
J
1
•'
2 6 Ma
"
55
2 7 Mi
..
...-K
5
Link Belt Co
14
Apr
>
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
5 Mi
27 Mi
-
preferred—— .—100
7%
34% Aug 10
i
;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com „__25
13
vu'i
17 Ma
17 3/i
5 Ma
"
x54Mi
No par
...
4
30 Ma Jan
90 Ma Mar
Corp
4
96
-ttf.no.
■
Aug 31
:
"
Libhy-Owens-Ford Glass Co. —5
Libby McNeil & Libby______. ~—Of*!
Jan
4
Mar
44 Ma Nov
5_
4'
21 Mi Sep
111
Stores
>/-
,
1
._—5
61 Mi Jan
12
Feb
14
July 10
91 Ma Jan
:
151
46 Ma Aug
■J
Lerner
15
4
Jan
140
9
22
Sep
■..•
.
par
—
2 8 Mi Sep
29
29
78 Mi May 19
"
Corp.—_
Lehn & Fink Products
11 M« Jan
Jan
9 Ma May
Lehman
22
70 Ma Jan
22
9
:No
Lehigh Valley RR
9
64
7
Apr
47Mi Jun
28
29Ma Jan
July 26
41
77 Ma Aug 27
16
5
17
17 Ma
30
20
18% Nov
14,700
IMa Jun
20
7
300
18%
10 Vi
46Ma Jan
27
28%
18 Mi
.
28%
139 3/i Jan
25
28%
18%
10 Mi
7
Nov
29 Mi
18%
28 Ma
27
15 Vi Jan
*28%
19 Va
10 Mi
5
71 Vi Jan
29 Ml
18%
29 Ma
6
Dec
09
■
,
10 Mi
37 Mi Jan
26
3%
2 9 Mi
19 Ma
'
50c
Inc
28%
39 Mi Apr
31
400
3 Ma
10 Ma
12 Mi Jan
30% Jun
1,600
38 Ma
30 Ma
8
57Mn Jan
131 Ma Dec
24%
3 Ma
3%
10 Ma
14 Ma Mar 23
3
Lee
2 4 Ma
*36
,39
29
*3 Ma
3 3/i
3 3/i
29 Mi
73 Ma Nov
36Ma Dec
.
*3%
18 Ma
" M •'
•
1
Bryant
24%
*36
39
29
■
103/B
29
2
20
Lear
2,300
30 Ma
21
96
Lane
30 Va
30 Ma
10 Me
9% Sep
29% Jan
11
25
7,100
30
30 %
73
36 Mi Nov
Jan
Jan
300
30%
24%
24 Ma
24 Ma
*36
39
41,800
14
30%
15
63 Ma Jun
112 Ma Dec
24 Ma
30 Ma
30
*13%
13%
31
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co ..—10
13
21
24 Va
31
30%
27
29 Ma
4
14
303/4
13%
30 Ma
*13%
Lehigh
31
Sep
253A
6,000
6
14
28 Ma
25%
3 IMa
•36
25
preferred series A...
La Consolidada 0% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
4.32%
'
17 Mi
2 5 Mi
14
50
26,000
1
Nov
9
263/4
13%
30%
•
0 :
98Ma Oct
18
29%
13 Ma Jan
Oct
10 Ma Mar
2 IMa
30 Ma
24 Mi Jan
57
24% Sep
22-%
.
32 Mi Aug
48
Dec
21
30
26
4
4
16Mb July 19
152
23 Ma
30 Mi
*30%
32
2
Sep
140 Ma Dec
63
22 Ma
30
5
common
*80
81
*80
81
1
13Mi Jan
2
*80
Mar 15
24% Dec
29
Paper Co
38 Ma
Apr
5 7 3/i Dec
2
57 Va Apr
10 Vi NOV
Sutherland
P
2 7 Ma
38 Mi
1,400
10
17
3IMa Mar
7
Co
27 Ma
1,800
27
10% Jan
22
Jan
Co
23 Ma Jun
'
Dec~30
V
&
Laclede Gas Co
Aug 30
33Mi Jun. 27
27
*13Ma May
«...
30
Jun
K
5
Jan
24 Ma
10
Kroger
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41
Ma'
38%.
1,700
8
15Ma July
mmrnrn
26% Sep
'36
28
2
(S
Co
41
27
38 Me
■
11,000
20
3 Ma Apr
6%
36% Mar
(S S)
42 Ma
27 Ma
--
2
37 Ma Jan
1% Jan
Kroehler Mfg Co
3 Ma July 12
27
7
30 Ma Mar 23
18
10% Feb
29
Sep
Kress
8
18 Vi Feb
23 Mi Nov
21
21 Va Sep
0
20 Mi Jan
27 Mi Mar 11
Mi Mar 11
Inc
34 Ma Jan
22
34 Ma Apr
(E J)
1
Kresge
;
.
40%
.
preferred
10
22
4
17
24 Ma Jan
+
common
12
23 Ma Jan
6
Corp
Jan
33
34Ma Jan
21
25
1
5
1
100 G
10
__100
•_
1
10
10
5
1
preferred..
Corp
Inc
Co
Korvette
23
common.
Dutch Airlines
Royal
4%
April
24 Ma Aug
July 22
25 Ma Apr
28 Va Nov
82Mi
Co
prior
conv
36'
2
37% Oct
Copper
County Land
51 Ma Mar 13
27 Ma Jan
600
14%
45%
Co..,
8
Apr
1,500
45 Mi
23
52% Jan
July
53%
X37 Mi
68%
37 Ma
13%
55% Jan
21
X52Ma
DAY
2,300
53%
37
36% July 18
35
53%
*37
13%
47 Ma May 11
Jan
53%
37
5
Jan
69 Mi
37 Ma
53%
13%
21
31 Ma Apr 20
70% Apr
69
*36Ma
53%
37 Ma
Kennecott
64
69 Mi
37 Ma
53 Ma
'
37 Ma
6
1
68%
69 Mi
*36 Ma
317 Ma
*36 Ma
•13 Ma
6
7
91 Ma
14 Ma
17
44 Ma Oct
90%
♦90
37'/a
50% Jan
45 Ma Oct
*87 Ma
91%
13%
30 Ma Aug
>
90 Ma
*90
37 Ma
100% Jan
Ftb~24
*87%
91 Ma
37 Ma
8
117%
20
90 Ma
14
22
17
6ct""7
80
*90
IMa
LABOR
8.75
Light Co
27 Ma Sep
90 Ma
85 Mi
95
-
1
50c
&
72% Jun
41 Ma Feb
•
85 Mi
95
70
69%
50
No par
30
85 Mi
95
,
Aug 23
43 Ma Jan 18
Apr
6
July 21
13 Ma Dec
28
July 27
54% July
9
4
50
CLOSED
No par
preferred
Electric Co
&
9
79 Ma
*84
*94
*87 Ma
90 Ma'
♦90
•
95
*94
.
*87 Ma
STOCK
EXCHANGE
—
100
2,600
58
*78
79 Ma
*78
79 Ma
'
85 Mi
85 Mi
85 Mi
,95
*94
v -
*78
78
78
-
58
58
57 Va
573/i
57 Ma
57%
*84
,_100
100
100
preferred
Kansas City Southern com
non-cum
*57 Ma
100
100
preferred
67
33 Mi Nov
*46%
1959)
Kansas City Pr &
34
2
300
46 Ma
108
12
13
400
95
111
38% Aug 28
28 Ma Jan
17,100
38
95
*45%
*107
88% Feb
3 9 Ma Feb
46%
100
34 Mi Now
5
95
45%
.50
preferred
87
85% Feb
95
I
I
convertible
79 Ma Aug
6
*46%
37%
37%
36%
95
48
preferred—.
85 % July 10
72 Mi Sep 21
Mar
*94
48
4 %%>
"82 Ma Mar 18
May 20
93
37
94
the Week
Shares
4% %
125
25
39
94
Sales tot
Friday
Sept. 9
Thursday
Sept. 8
38 Ma
38 Ma
100
PRICES
SALE
6
6
Jan
74
Sept. 6
33%
preferred
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 7
Tuesday
Sept. 5
13
May
122 Vi Jan
8
convertible
86 Ma Jan
27
89 Ma Feb
19
5
80 Ma May 23
Mar 11
82
79 Mi Sep
6
12
Mar
45
Kaiser Allum & Chem Corp
54% Jan
6
Aug
5
July 27
109
July 27
17
5 7 Ma Apr
737/a Nov 18
80
106
July 27
130
23
40 Va Oct
Sep
42% Jan
24
Feb
31
10
Feb
94
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
HlMiJan
35% July 27
July 27
July 8
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
93 Mi Feb
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Co
.
10
M
35
Jan
22
3
123% Jun
9
116
32 Mi Jan
0
50 Ma Dec
21
44% Oct
20
47 Ma Dec
21
28
Jan
MacAndrews
July 12
8
33
19
124
Mar
26
Sep
28% Sep
118
Aug
31% Sep
;
6%
16
7
52% Jan
44
5Mi%
May
4
49% Feb
17
Jan
2
43% July 10
37% Mar
7
47% Sep
2
78% Sep
17 Ma Oct
30
87 Ma Mar 30
79
4
85 Ma Aug 18
37
20 Ma Jan
14
47% Oct
16% May
3
84 Mi May
10
31% Feb
17
4
40% Dec
20
50% Dec
18
59 Ma Jan
7
3% Dec
31
7 Mi Jan
Jun
2
60 Mi Jun
21
4 % Jan
8
14
IMa Jun
55
•
22% Nov
6
33
Jun
Co.,
Manhattan Shirt—_
18
7% Jan
21 Ma Dec
23
27 Ma Jan
18
Manning
0
5 Ma Jan
22
8
18% Jan
4
9
Automotive
2
2 8 Ma
Midland
Marine
May 25
29-% Jan
22
May
5
40 M4 Jan
6
Marquardt Corp
54 Ma Jan
6
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
55% Jun
16
V 40
44 Mi Nov
4
59% Jan
12
42 Mi Jun
2
51% Dec
10
Oct
27
93 Ma Jan
26
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
28% Sep
44 Ma Mar
7
53 Ma Aug
Mar 26
72 Va Jan
5
78
Jan
19
65% Jan
4
72
Jan
12
31
July 29
88
34
Oct
46
May 19
71
Dec
71
22
Dec
16
65 Ma Nov
9
81
89 % Jan
82
22
43% Nov
30
38
Dec
•
9
1
4
72
24
Feb
11
32 Mi Sep
17
36
72 Mi Mar 17
71 Ma Dec
Ma May 23
44% Feb
Mar 31
81
—5
1
—4
Corp
24
July 30
Apr 12
9
;
93
Marshall Field &
4 Mi %
Mar 28
38% Jan
79
•
6
Co
7IMa Aug 29
77 Ma Aug
31
3%%
44 Ma Jan
18
Maytag
Co
Inc
18% Jun
9
3 IMa Dec
29
Jan
2
42
Oct
31
19% Feb
77Ma Dec
31
94% Feb
5
32 Ma Nov
18
leb
58
ib
1
40% Jan
15
McCord
Corp
27
15% Feb
29
McCrcry
80 Ma Feb
29
Corp
common
convertible preferred
97% July 25
48%
Mar
72
Dec
14
32% Dec
29
2IMa July 17
33
Dec 24
37 Mi Sep
21
50
1
98% Jun
3
8Ma Feb
8
18% Jan
35% Jan
23
Feb
1
7
13
lOVaSep
11
Apr
28
20 Ma Jan
2
27% Dec
10
17 Mi Apr
29
41% Jun
24
2
31 Ma Aug
Feb
4
88
Apr 14
29
Mi Mar 16
95% Mar 26
86 Ma Feb
29% Oct
20
21
2
29 Ma Dec
22
30
85 % Apr
7
78
Dec
For
footnotes,
;
see page
25% Mar 10
29 Mo Jan
5
77% Jan
84% Sep
7
24.
8
&
Publishing
Mead
.
,
4Mi Mo
preferred
4%
Corp
78
78%
77 Mi
78
"
.
36
32
13%
33 Mi
36%
34%
32%
13 Mi
77 Ma
96%
23 Mi
25%
3 5 Mi
88
13
77 Ma
77%
*77
96%
23 Mi
96%
23 Ma
25 Ma
26 Mi
35
100
100
1
2.50
35%
95 Ma
22%.
x24%
34%
88
89 Ma
16%
163/i
*27%
—
—
87
(1st series)
common——_—l
preferred series B——l0*
*16 Ma
27%
28
17
28
28%
44%
7 Ma
17%
33 Ma
28 Mi
28 Mi
*28
44%
44%
43
7%
17%
33 Ma
33 Ma
*86 Mi
,
.
7 Ma
17%
33 Ma
7 Ma
*17 Ma
.1
10
—5
100
*86 Mi
88
21%
28Ma
84 Ma
84 Ma
21%
21%
27%
78
34 Mi
*31%
37 Ma
13
77 Vi
71
33 Mi
35 Ma
34 Ma
32
—3
50c
*69 Ma
*76
70
35%
Medusa Portland Cement——No par
Melville Shoe
78
36 Mi
-
/
30
49
78
34
& Co
...No par
Robbins Inc..
i_—9
common
48%
.
Trucking Co
Corp
54%
29 Mi
49
*76
>
1
:
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
7
29
8
17
McLean
4
Jan
(A G)
McKesson
15
9
July 21
Dec
23% Jan.
Jan
28 Mi Jan
48
25% NOV
87
McKee
4
5 7 Vi Jun
40
Co
52%
30 Mi
69 Ma
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A——1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McGraw-Hill
12
24% May 11
51
McGraw-Edison
11
31 Ma Jan
convertible
preferred
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
$6
*92
93%
54 Mi
77 Ma
No par
Corp
3Ma%
11
May
16Mb Apr 20
21% July 25
Nov~18
McCall
4
27 Ma Sep
45% Jan
65 Mi Feb
31
17 Ma Dec
39 Va Jan
5
33Va July 25
July" 18
54
5
'*• 19% July 19
.
18
Jan~30
Feb
12% Jun
♦
37Mi
9
39% Jun
73 Ma July 25
5
3
30 Ma May 25
30
13% Dec
2 6 Mi
7
7
'
*73 Mi
No par
preferred 1959 series—100
45 Mi
52
45 Mi
53 Ma
48 Mi
No par
MCA
22 Vi Mar
-
40Ma Aug 23
94 Ma Aug
2 7 Ma Dec
21 Mi
29%
1947 series.No par
preferred..
No par
$3.40
24%
22%
45 Mi
52
93%
53 Mi
$3.75 preferred
Aug 26
13
24%
23 Ma
44 Ma
*92
.1
Dept Stores common.
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
Aug 31
4%
51%
•
May
1
25 Mi
22 Mi
..No par
Corp
13 Ma
.
100
Co
Masonite
*22%
'
4%
23%
•
28 '
84 Mi
88
21%
28%
84%
10
32%
34 Ma
45 Ma
45
45
11.900
300
45 Ma
45
Mi
8.000
83
83
18%
19 Ma
7,100
44 Ma
43 Ma
45
8,600
44%
47 Mi
47
41 Mi
42 Mi
4
46
45%
■
83
J3Ma
•
18%
-
19
44
47 Ma
11,100
IMa
42%
5,200
1%
500
I,100
*18
18Va
18 Ma
18 Ma
23
23 Mi
22%
23
4
4 Ma
4 Ma
Ma
210
1%
2
*1%
18%
23 Mi
4Ma
13 Va
18%
183/i
600
29
124
*122
32%
*44 Ma
1%
24%
No par
com
preferred
Martin
58% Aug 22
1%
13 Ma
Products—1
17
23 Ma Jan
1%
23%:
4%"
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Exploration
—1
Maremont
43%
44%.
42
1%
Maracaibo Oil
12 Ma Sep
26
7
8
41%
5
Sugar
19% July
48 Mi
40 Mi
18%
18%
Manati
19
16 Mi
46 Ma
46%
& Co—
22 Vi Jun
1
4% Dec
10 Ml Dec
44 Ma
84%
19 Ma
*28 Ma
29
124
32
84%
19 Ma
45 Mi
46%
42 %
84 Mi
18%
......
(P R)
Feb
22% Mar 16
47
84
;—1
_————.1
Mallory
33%
46
46 Ma
*45
45 Ma
V
46
X46 Ma
10
—
.Magnavox'
4% Jun
5
Inc
Copper—
Magma
23
2
35% Nov
Fund
Madison
45%
—.50
No par
100
1
(w w)
preferred
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
19
40% May 17
32% Nov
15 Mi Jan
19% Jan
21
Mar 17
78
1
Jan
,.—5
Mack Trucks Inc
6
29
*122
29
x31 Ma
34%
34 Mi
123 ,1
123
123
*121
—.—_100
29
29 %
29 Vi
common—10
Forbes
&
preferred—
4%
900
2.900
2,600
12 Ma
13 Mi
13
13 Ma
25
"
25%
25
25 Mi
5.000
21%
22%:
22%
22%
17,000
45
45,
45
45 Mi
800
52%
52%
1,200
"
52
52 Mi
*92
'
93%
*92
93%
52%
53%
26,000
29%
53%
28%
54Mu
29
29 Ma
2,200
49
48%
49 Ma
4,800
90
48
Va
*76 Ma
78%
*76 Ma
78%
*76Va
77 Ma
7 6 Ma
76 Ma
60
*69'/a
71
*69 Ma
71
20
*76
78
♦76
78
33%
3,600
36 Mi
37 Ma
37
38
4,900
34 Mi
34 Mi
33%
33%
32
32
32%
32%
700
13
13 Ma
13
13 Va
II,300
77
77
76
76
*95 Ma
96%
96%
96%
170
22%
22%
22 Ma
22 Va
3,000
24%
25 Mi
25
25 3A
35.900
34%
35%
34%
35%
6,300
86%
88
87 Mi
88 Va
16 Ma
16Va
16 Mi
16 Ma
800
27%
28
27 Ma
28 Ma
3,700
28
28
,28
43 Ma
43 Ma
42 Ma
43%
4,100
7 Mi
7%
7 Ma
7%
7,400
17 Ma
17%
*17%
17 Ma
800
Ma
33%
33 Mi
33 Ma
3.900
33 Mi
33
33 Ma
33%
'
28
700
50
1,900
400
*86 Vi
88
60
IMa
21 Mi
22
2,800
28 Ma
28%
28%
28 3A
7,000
83%
84
83 Ma
83%
160
87
87
2 IMa
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1008)
20
...
Monday, September 12, 1860
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previona
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
I
29 y* Jan
7
38
67
Feb
9
71
NOV
17
91% May IS
85
Feb
6
44 Va Jan
8
16% Nov
Jun
2
Merck
70
Jan
8
84
8
9¥4 Aug
4
18% Feb
23
July 26
70% Jan
4
6
82 y4
July
15
37
Mar 19
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
84
28
75% Nov 30
1
54
74% Jan
5
82 % Sep
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93 % Sep
8
4.35%
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
813/4 Apr
18
3.85%
75% Jan
19
80% Sep
2
Jan
4
Apr 25
99% Mar 11
86
25% Mar 16
I
23
Deo
68
IS
39% Jan
2
60% NOV 12
83 ¥4 Jan
2
92
33 y2 Dec
29
15% Oct
9
111% Jan
28
18 Vs Feb
9
50
May 11
48% July 25
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
40% jun
2
30
May
17y8Mar
24% Mar 20
123% Feb
95
/
Aug 26
Jan
8
1783/4 Jun
17% May 10
247/b Jan
19% Mar 23
31
20% Feb
IS
31% Apr
38
Mar
39
Jan
25
Jun
31% Deo
14
18 Va Jan
2
20
19% Nov
10
31% Dec
23
49% Apr
29% May
41% Mar
17
July
17
Jan
88
Jun
19
333/4 Jan
4
21
31% Feb
24
IP
17% May 12
4
27
4
16% July
IS
July 12
7
Mar 10
48% Jan
6
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
15
17
Feb
17
22
Sep
1
15% Jan
11
Dec
13
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
8
18% Apr
27
60
9
70
Aug
S
8% July 25
64
July
78% Aug 14
74
16
Jan
19
11% May
24
Jan
29
7
24
18% Nov
23
22
197/8 Jan
6
11% Dec
22
18% May 28
10
May
5
13% Jan
11
2
14% May 20
56¥4 July 27
7
Mar
4
11% Aug 22
Jan
38¥* Jan
8
27% Dec
28
35% Mar
32
21
29% Aug 31
Sep
2
12% Jun
9
15% Jun
23
37% July 25
55% Jan
26% Mar
31% Aug 24
,21% Jan
8
25
31 ¥4 Aug
4
16
1,700
39 ¥4
33,000
81 ¥2
81 ¥2
81
82 ¥2
210
93 ¥2
93 ¥2
*92
100
*93
94%
*93
94%
100
*79%
82
*791/2
82
80%
*791/2
95
*921/4
Inc
1
common
&
5
:
Corp_
100
,_1Q
♦50
543/4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
94
*35%
Chem
1
Feb
19%
160 %
203/i
19%
19%
19-%
19%
30%
303/a
30%
30 5/0
30 ¥b
30%
37
37
37 ¥4
37
373/8
1,700
25%
24%
253/8
24%
28
27
28 ¥4
100,400
281%
28 ¥4
28 ¥2
28
28 ¥2
4,800
10.300
1
Mission Development Co
•29%
18 %
17%
18%
18
183/4
17%
18 ¥4
34 y4
333%
34%
33%
34 Vb
3 3 ¥2
333/4
3,300
4¥a
4%
*4%
4%
4¥e
4%
4 ¥4
4 ¥4
2,500
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42'
41 ¥2
41%
4,200
30%
31
30%
30%
303/4
31 ¥4
30%
303/4
21 %
213/4
213/o
213%
21%
21%
9%
83/4
9¥s
Missouri Public Service Co
18
1
5
Inc
common
preferred
Co
Monarch
9
*
100
*64%
:100
*74 J/4
76
*74%, 76
♦14
143/a
*14
14%
Machine Tool
13
13%
No par
Monsanto
Chemical
19
American
13% Nov
5
12% Nov
10
15
163/4 Dec 23
243/4 Sep 21
49 ¥a Jan
15
142
Dec
22
8
Sep
10
55 % Sep
25
263/s Jun
28% Jun
Jan
29% Jan
10 ¥a
10 ¥4
9%
39'/4
39%
38%
39%
38
383/4
38 ¥B
383/4
5
30 %
301%
30/8
30%
293/4
30 ¥a
29 ¥2
295/8
2,500
No par
301/B
30y2
291/4
30%
28%
29%
29%
30%
7,100
Co
22
I
12
25% Apr 25
49¥4 Mar 21
143% Jan
12
Brass
Munsingwear
3
38% Dec
8
297/8 Sep
74 % Jan
7
98% Aug
6
70
23% Dec
15
53/4 Nov
24
,
Hi/4 Sep
12
24% Mar 25
14% Nov
24
36 3% Jan
2
71% Dec
4
15
104
Jan
94
4
4
160
Jan
14
4
28 ¥a Jan
8
National-Standard
Vulcanized
4% July 22
7¥e Jan
15
Natomas
14
Jan
26
13
Jan
7
II
24 ¥4
Aug
36% Sep
4
34% May 24
Neptune
1
40% July 11
Newberry Co (J. J.)
New
82% Mar
2
71
Jan
21
19
19% Jan
4
79¥4 Aug 19
22 ¥b Aug
2
75% Jan
8
85
22
107% Mar 11
Dec
16
49% Mar IS
23% Jan
27
34% Oct
29
33 ¥4 Oct
6
36% May 22
55
May
6
33 ¥b
Aug 30
797/8 Jan
6
7
6
New
39% Jun
13
N Y
8
32 ¥2 Jan
10% Jan
•
3% Aug
2
6% Jan
20¥4 Jan
•
6
2
12 ¥4 Jan
5
29
38% Feb
17
4
27% Jan
11
Aug
16% Aug
71% Dec 29
23% May
72% Jan
4
287/b Sep
2
80% Aug 19
33% Dec
41% Jan
33% Mar 15
39% Aug 17
65
Sep
18
69
Dec
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
74
Dec
21
85% Mnr
79% Oct
29
100 ¥2 Oct
88% Apr
20
108
Sep
17
102% Feb
19% Sep
10
91
Jun
17
84 ¥4 Jan
29
20 Vb Nov
14
4
5
1
13
65 ¥4 Jan
69% Mar
7
3
74% Jan
4
S
Mar 23
26
23% Aug 25
44% July
2
25
U ¥4 Dec
34
16,100
91
91
90
91
90%
90%
90%
91 ¥4
2,100
23%
24
53 ¥2
54 ¥t
*92
92 ¥2
24 ¥4
24
24%
24
24 Vs
3,600
53%
23%
x53
93%
5,400
53%
53%
54
55 ¥a
6,800
92%
92 ¥2
91%
91%
81 %
82%
813/4
83
1543/4
1543%
*131
133
132%
1323/4
*131 ¥2
18%
18%
*18%
833%
*154
133
131
•
70
12,800
30
155
¥2
131 ¥2
30
183%
18 ¥2
18 ¥2
700
293%
2,700
30 ¥4
303/a
29%
30%
29 ¥4
*29 Vb
29%
*30 Vs
30%
x29%
29%
*29%
30%
29%
29%
74 ¥a
74 ¥4
73
74
72
72%
73
73 ¥2
6,400
No par
18 ¥2
18 ¥2
18 3/8
19%
18%
19
19
19
2,100
16%
16 Vb
16%
16
16%
16
16 ¥2
Television
1
63/4
1
22 ¥a
22 ¥2
5%
163/B
6%
Fibre
Co
6%
22
/:¥
6
63/4
22
53/a
65/b
10,400
5%
634
63%
22 VB
22
53/4
200
22 ¥4
22 ¥2
2,400
5%
53/a
6¥a
2,900
4,000
7
183/4
1
*13 ¥4
13 ¥2
133/8
13%
13 ¥2
13 ¥2
13 ¥2
13%
700
—5
26%
263/a
253/4
263/4
25 ¥2
26 ¥4
26 ¥4
26 ¥4
2,100
37
37 ¥4
37
37%
37 ¥2
37%
37 ¥2
373/4
1,200
common.No par
100
*78
19 ¥a
18 ¥2
79
*78
18%
79
183/s
*78
183%
18%
79
*78
183/4
6,500
79
1
x21%
22
213/4
22
21 ¥2
213%
21 ¥2
21%
pfd_100
84%
85
*83 ¥2
85
*83 ¥2
85
83 ¥2
83 ¥2
10
x65%
64
65
63%
64
633%
64 ¥4
45
45
45%
45 ¥2
46
253/4
26
65 ¥2
1
45
46
5
Brake
»
,,
¥2
45
-
V
7,600
30
9 200
10,000
26 ¥4
263/8
25%
253/8
25 ¥2
1,300
No par
19 ¥2
20
19%
19 ¥2
193/8
19 ¥2
193/8
19%
16,000
15
353/4
36 ¥2
35 ¥2
35%
35 ¥4
35%
35%
36
10,100
80
Jan
14
15
99 ¥2 Feb
2
92 ¥4 Jan
20
18 ¥4 May
5
30 ¥b
Mar 28
73
76
Aug 17
80% May
4
88 ¥2 Aug 18
*3%
*63/4
73/8
*6 3/4
1
17 y4
17 ¥2
16%
28%
28%
No par
Preferred
5%
series A
York
Shipbuilding
Corp
State
Electric
25 ¥2
Gas
Common
$3.75
No par
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
100
71 ¥2
75 v\-
79
79
102 ¥2
101
Jan
15
5
20 ¥2
205/8
20
¥2
20 ¥2
20
41% Jan
6
Niagara
Nopco Chemical
1
x33 ¥2
335/8
33 ¥2
33%
33 ¥2
106 ¥4 Jan
4
Norfolk
6
45 ¥4 Aug 22
North
14
36
Jan
25
45 ¥4 May 24
North
27
64
Jan
6
Jun
24
35 ¥4 Jan
22
26% Feb
17
100 V2 Oct
5
16
99¥2 Jan
6
107
6
103 ¥4 Jan
4
112
18
101 ¥4 Jan
13
¥2 Aug 24
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
Nov
18
57% May 22
38¥4 May 11
48
22 ¥a Jan
2
22¥b Jan 25
29 ¥4
Jan
4
American
Car
Central
Northern
Ry
Natural
78 ¥4 Dec
29
88% Mar 23
78
79
Dec
21
86% Mar
81
79 % Dec
28
79% Dec
24 ¥a Sep
Gas
20 ¥4
19 ¥2
19%
40%
42%
x20
Pacific
33 ¥2
333%
3,500
97 ¥2
97 ¥2
22%
*223/8
99 ¥2
2,800
300
22 ¥2
40 5/s
42%
42
43 ¥4
39%
10
31%
32 ¥4
315/3
32
313/8
106 ¥2
107
*106 ¥4
107
*106 ¥4
111 ¥2
110
33%
170
2,400
65%
111%..
800
19 ¥2
39 ¥4
111
20 ¥4
19%
*64 ¥2
*109 ¥2
20
19%
65 ¥4
110
190
20 ¥4
19%
43%
111 ¥2
101 ¥2
3,200
40
♦109 ¥2
89 ¥2
106%
*101
123%
643/4
100
*87 ¥2
*106
101
*12%
39%
100
89%
106 ¥2
133/4
42%
preferred
38%
*65
112
*109 ¥2
39
385%
65 ¥2
65 ¥2
31%
313%
'31 ¥2
36,700
39
65 ¥2
107
112
110
*106 ¥4
*
107
111%
111
*109 ¥2
1,700
.
190
10.800
110
100
¥2
340
5
40
411/8
393/B
40 ¥2
39
393/4
39 ¥s
39 ¥2
12,200
5
28
28 ¥a
273/4
28
27%
27%
27%
27 %
3,100
100
*76
77 ¥2
75
76 ¥2
*74%
76
75
75
100
*87
88
*87
88
*87
88
*87
_100
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
86
86
10
30
Ry__
(Minn)
87
Aug 28
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—
86
88% Mar 23
Sep
9
$4.08
79¥4 Jan
preferred
series.
11
28
89
80
18
44% May 12
29 % Dec
22
Aug 10
Aug 26
¥r Sep
1
46% Apr
10
29% Dec
22
44
10
see page 24.
*12
5.80%
8
Dec"22
223/8
123/s
5.60% preferred
29
40%
97
223/s
12 ¥4
100
Apr
Apr
97%
223/a
1
Co
Jan
Mar 25
97
12%
5
50
Corp
Co
5
2
97 ¥2
22 ¥2
123/4
50c
Aug 26
76 ¥2 Sep
7
67% Jan
97 ¥4
*223/8
preferred
Common
*86 ¥2
*106
25
5 ¥2%
Northern
89%
25
Aviation
American
Northern
*87 ¥2
10
Northern States Pwr Co
28
280
106
Jan
Dec
250
80 ¥2
1013/4
52% Mar 18
25% Apr 20
77 ¥2 Mar 17
30
74 ¥4
80 ¥4
100
73
Nov
71 ¥2
74 ¥4
106
40% Dec
103
*70 ¥2
80 ¥4
105 ¥2
Ry common
preferred
39,200
74 ¥4
102 ¥2
Western
4,700
80
71%
105 ¥2
&
28%
38 ¥4
80 ¥4
♦100 ¥2
preferred
Norris-Thermador Corp
38
74 ¥4
100
Co
*78
1,700
*70 ¥2
100
preferred
Share Corp—
28 5/8
80
71%
preferred
6
200
7
79 ¥4
preferred
22 ¥b
28
79 ¥4
4.10%
32 ¥» Sep
200
4
17 ¥2
75
♦74
4.85%
Mar 29
7
38 3/8
5.25%
68
4
17 Vb
28%
38%
7
3
100% Oct
285/8
*78
3 8 ¥4
9
Adjustment
Feb
89 ¥2
283/4
Sep
July 20
..
73/a
17 ¥4
Aug
22
4
*63/4
16%
102 ¥2
6%
113% Mar
*3%
73/a
108
13 ¥2 July 12
21
..*70 ¥2
71 ¥2
74
100
22¥4 Aug 18
Sep
4
17
80
373/4
100
*87 ¥2
285/8
*78
38 ¥a
preferred
4
108
80
preferred
11% Mar
17
373/4
3.60%
23 ¥4 Mar 10
22
♦77
3.90%
12 ¥4 Dec
Dec
4
Corp—
Y
May 24
92% July 28
20% Jan 19
108
4
100
Common
30
footnotes,
7,900
27%
10
New
21
For
613/4
27 ¥2
10
Central
23
Dec~~rf
25 ¥4
60
27%
Cast-No par
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Air
Dec
39 ¥4
25
60%
27%
183/a
Co
York
64
67
25 ¥4
59 ¥4
28
*91%
Inc__
Meter
York
30 ¥4 Sep
32
Sep
42
25%
60 ¥b
27 ¥4
9
573/4
83 3/s
Chicago & St Louis Co
Aug
29 ¥b May
102
253/8
593/o
273A
9 V2
58 Vb
~~i
Bros
19 ¥b
28
25 ¥a
60%
27 ¥a
♦18 ¥2
N
27% Nov IS
84 ¥4 Mar 11
15
253/8
60
DAY
9%
57 ¥a
155%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
6
24
11
8,300
25
LABOR
10
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
29
Dec
24 ¥• Dec
25% Dec
10,100
59%
1
preferred
England Electric System
New
317/8 Jan
July 27
90
93/8
58 ¥4
9 ¥2
57 ¥4
82%
Newmont Mining Corp
19 %
29 ¥4 Mar
Aug 22
5,100
100
3%%
47 ¥4
2,500
69
155 ¥4
Corp
Corp
New Jersey
May 11
23% May 11
31 ¥4
154 ¥2
10 ¥a
CLOSED
l
22
26
67%
153 %
59%
4
&
Feb
Neisner
30%
68%
155%
155
156
Co
15
Natus
1,900
82 ¥2
Co
4
30%
12%
♦154 ¥2
Co
Theatres
MarlO
67 ¥2
1,200
12%
5
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
National
14% Mar
305/a
673/a
1,100
45%
1
National Steel
National
25
31
155
14%
45 ¥4
100
National Tea
4
EXCHANGE
67
155
29,400
14%
"
10
common
Steel
&
30%
68 ¥4
154 ¥2
1,400
9 ¥2
_100
common
4
30
5 ¥4 Dec
Malleable
31 ¥2
154 ¥2
1.600
593/a
No par
Co
4
13
21 ¥4 Jan
10
Lead
36%
673/4
1
preferred A
10
20 ¥4 Jan
86 ¥4 Apr
9
7%
Jan
1
2
22
National
Co
40
98 ¥4 Jan
22
29% Sep
Gypsum
preferred
31¥b
STOCK
5
Co;.
Natl
195/g Jan
25 7/a Feb
$4.50
9
Gas
29% Jun
Feb
37 ¥4
5
com
pfd series of 1951
Nat'cnal
July 28
109% Jan
74% Dec
35
4¥4%
National Fuel
17
6¥s July
19
35
5
Chem Corp
&
15 ¥4 Dec
28
68% Oct
Natl Distillers
6% preferred B
National Linen Service
14% July 27
35%
._____„___10
Register
City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
6
2
343/4
5
Cash
37% Apr
43% Feb
9
12
Dec
10% Mar 24
22
Jan
27% Nov
May
4
7
36 ¥4
100
Jan
Apr 28
16% Jun
343/,
35%
10
common
43
July 25
40% Mar 13
Corp
Co
20 ¥2 Jan
Jun
29
7
Aviation
Biscuit
7%
15
18
9,600
12 ¥4
7
Aug 28
2,200
28
12 ¥4
19
Aug 18
52
27 ¥2
12 s/8
—
Aug
132 ¥4 Sep
22
51%
27 ¥2
12%
59
44
51 ¥4
27
12 ¥2
49¥4 July 28
2
51 ¥4
27
12 ¥4
27
2
22
513/4
263/8
1
71
Jan
*215/8
51%
263/4
National
11
28% Jan
21%
513/4
26%
4
11
120% Jan
*213/8
513/8
14%
Jan
134% Mar 12
3,000
45 ¥4
24 ¥4 Jan
5
44
45%
21% May 27
Apr 29
81% Aug 30
43
*143/4
9
89
433/4
15
11
144% Jan
:;423/4
44%
61% Sep
3
42%
15
35 ¥2 Jan
3
42%
443/8
21
26
42%
15
20
159
1,700
42%
45
July 25
132% Aug
21
15
National
9
153/a
20%
44%
Nationa'
19
22%
145/a
21
5
9
10
22
14 ¥2
20%
1
3
Aug 11
22 ¥t
14 ¥2
211/2
1
31
88
*21%
147/B
21%
5
Corp
Corp
70% Jun
26
22
143/s
National Acme Co_
National
8,500
22
Natco
National
800
5,000
:
15
NAFI
32¥s Aug 22
69 ¥8 Sep
1
81 ¥2
21%
14%
4
157% Aug 12
11%
29 ¥2
793/4
*21%
17
1
Aug 11
115/8
29
\
1
%
Airlines
12,800
10
issued-,
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
11 ¥s Mar
Nov
10
223/4
22 ¥a
115/8
17
Apr
24% Jan
22
80 ¥4
ZZZjS
July 18
54% July 27
8
Jun
13% Jan
29 ¥4
783/4
Inc
preferred
National Can Corp
Feb
17% Sep
97/8 Jun
283/4
82
Jun
17 ¥2 Jan
84
37% Dec
11%
30
78
54% Jan
3
145
17
11%
29%
851/4
16
11% Jun
104
31
113/4
301/4
80%
;47%
66% Jun
4
44% Jan
6
1
Mar 30
Apr
97% Feb
120 % Dec
11%
293/i
44 % Aug
7
Mar
xl 13/4
3
Co
Inc
9
12
24
46,700
31% Feb
54% Jun
52% Sep
58,300
31
1
35% Dec
109
343/8
30%
5
8
1
33
31 ¥4
5
2
23
57
333/8
30 ¥2
Co
25
Jun
54%
32%
31%
Corp
5
Sep
51%
331/8
31
Wheel
15
21
50%
32%
Products Corp
Jan
00
47
31%
10
Lines
&
47 %
331/8
Motor
12
2,600
30,800
31%
Motor
12% Feb
500
10
31%
4
-42% Aug
2,000
12
47
22
6
*11
-
_i
29
•
12
*11
No par
12
28% Jan
32 ¥4 Jan
80
1,000 lire
& Co
23% Jan
34% May
6
56% Dec 30
164% Apr
14% Jan
12
46% Feb
18
63% May
13
101%
27% Jun
19% July 16
*
50 % Sep
12%
11%
10%
9
1
123/4
200
11%
July 25
10
14 ¥4
123/4
40
76
*13 5/s
13
Aug
533/4 Mar
*74 ¥4
':>/■■
10%
14
283/4 Jun
■
14
11%
20
9
76
14
131/8
20
4
1,900
64 ¥2
101/4
23
24% Mar
64 ¥2
10,900
2
shares
(John)
When
65
?
9
*11%
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Montana Power Co
Mueller
83/4:
25
B
Morrell
:
1,500
"21% -215/s
No Par
class A
'
Motorola
67
/ *64 ¥2
*74 ¥4
66
1.25
Inc_
Monon RR
Class
/;:// 9
93/8
64 %
4.20% preferred
Mo.lud
281%
29%
3,300
X33 %
5
Mohasco
3%%
11
10
Corp
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No
par
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
Industries
11
5
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
47% Jan
48% Jan
6,700
37%
11
1
■
1;
18% Mar 21
51 % Aug
4
31% July 24
4,300
25%
Corp
Corp
4
2
6,900
19%
303/8
37%
Maid
27% Aug
22
155
19 ¥2
30 Vb
.
800
Moore-McCormack
43% Jan
153 ¥2
154 ¥4
152
159%
51,500
7
25% Sep
155
10 ¥2
9
8
8,200
32
14% Jan
9
18%
72 ¥4
3
July
18%
10 ¥2
11% Aug
37
19 ¥4
313/4
24
2
18%
68 ¥4
24% Feb
24% Jan
19%
10 ¥2
27
6
400
19'A
31%
12% Oct
Jan
35 ¥2
69%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
Dec
35 ¥2
10 ¥2
9
32
35%
31 ¥4
4
24
35 ¥2
68 ¥4
34% Sep
27% Nov
35%
11
53% Jan
9
94
35%
71%
8
22
70
94
31
37%
30% Aug 30
Feb
800
94
36
683%
25
Sep
200
94 ¥2
30 3/4
23
25 V*
50
543/4
93 ¥2
72%
53% Dec
18
50
543/4
95
19%
par
15,200
31%
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
May 31
543/4
*93 ¥2
10
95
32 ¥4
54%
52
*50
82
31%
71
3
98
54%
*92 ¥1
31
7
75 y8 July 28
50
54%
*79
95
par
14
22% Dec 24
50
543/4
82
31%
158 3/s
DAY
Ontario
40% Feb
Sep
52
30 ¥a
30%
Paper
2.50
Light
..No par
&
20% Oct
57
♦80 ¥2
*92 ¥4
303/a
82
Minnesota
20% Jan
24
81%
95
303/4
93 ¥2
*79 ¥2
82
193/8
LABOR
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
21% Mar
*79 ¥2
\
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No
par
Minn Mining & Mfg
No
87% Mar 23
8
12% Nov
8
Aug 24
Corp
Oil
80% Mar 11
68% Jan
54%
82%
preferred
4
9
54 Vb
38 ¥4
*81%
Enterprises Inc
1st
22 3/4 Jan
37% Mar
54%
38%
81%
30%
Mission
Q
54 ¥4
38
81%
80%
Minute
Aug 16
10%
39%
*92%
Minnesota Power &
6% Jan
14,100
551/4
10
9
35
10,400
10 ¥4
101/8
100
4
5
79 ¥2
10 Vb
37%
100
383/4 Aug 31
3% May
Jan
78 ¥2
10 ¥4
54'%
series
28 % Sep
37% Jan
2
8
12% Jan
Jan
30
5
79
10 ¥s
10%
Minneapolis Moline Co
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No
17
Apr
300
76%
15,100
56
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg__
1.50
11
May 11
28
9
52% May 25
45% July 29
4% Sep 23
8
41% Jan
34
10 V*
65
28
82
39
series
Utilities
Minerals
July 14
*80
10%
series
Midwest
5
4
July 21
83
*80
38
preferred
5 % %
200
853/4
55 %
preferred
South
Shares
36
843/4
84 ¥4
5
preferred
Midland
1
July 29
Jun
80
*353/4
36
827/b
12.50
Co
preferred series
Midland-Ross
26% May 16
29 ys
773/4
3.80%
3
31
150
823A
80%
Sept. 5)
36
83
4.45%
94% Sep
9
36% Aug 30
8
83
100
Middle
22
2
83
par
Aug 11
593/4 Feb
353/8
the Week
Friday
Sept. K
84%
*82
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
36%
823/4
*36
1
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
32% July 22
58
Co.
SALE
Sept. 7
361/b
36%
x84 %
No par
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc___No
9
20% Sep 21
14% Dec
2
35 % Oct
Machine
19
87
30
3%
16%c
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
16
Sept. 5
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
88
12
84% Dec
Co
•
common
Inc
$3.50
24% Jun
40
Stores
Co
&
98
74 y2 Nov
Jan
96% Jun
58% Mar
27% Jun
33
Mercantile
26
Aug 31
823/4 Sep
6
53% Jan
Dec
2
Jan
25
22% Feb
18
36% Sep
73
14
Dec
70
30% May 25
r
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 6
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
i'
—
180
87 ¥2
86 ¥2
$4.11
preferred
series
100
*85 ¥2
87
86
86
Jan
5
24 ¥4 Mar 31
*85 ¥2
87
86
86
87
$4.16
preferred
series
100
♦87
88
*87
88
*87
88
*87
88
16% Apr 28
23 % July 27
18 ¥4 Sep
9
31 ¥2 Jan
4
Northwest
31 % Jan
4
5 % %
22¥s May
2
38¥b Mar
59
8
42
Jun
27
Northrop
Corp.
Northwestern
Norwich
1
Airlines
conv
Steel
Pharmacal
&
Co
40
Wire
41%
393/8
¥4
393/a
403%
27,200
10
Inc
preferred
17%
18 ¥4
175/a
18
17 ¥2
17%
173%
17%
4.500
25
25 ¥4
25 ¥2
243/4
25 ¥4
24%
24%
24
24
Co_—5
19 ¥b
19 ¥b
18%
183/4
18%
185/8
18 ¥4
18 ¥4
500
62%c
43 ¥2
44
42 ¥2
43%
41%
42%
40 ¥2
41%
5,400
41
40 ¥4
40 ¥a
1/100
Volume
192
Number 5985
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1009)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ran#e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tnesday
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Sept. 8
SeP4- 7
Sept. 9
Shares
O
31% May .17
83
Dec
21
95% Jan
16
84
Jan
4
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
4
82
87% Deo
15
100
Jan
13
89
4
96
Ohio
37% Aug 19
94% Sep
74
86
Sep
95% Jan
30
34% Nov
27% Jun
16
86
9
Jan
6
Dec
80
Sep 25
18
29
Feb
30% Jun
Aug
preferred
100
4.44%
39% Jan
Ohio
7
35% July 15
Okla Gas & Elec Co
6
16% Aug 16
4%
1
87
4.24%
Jun
16
41% Feb
9
14% Jan
29% May
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
14% May
5
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
7
58% Jun
7
37% Jan
4
Aug 29
54% Jan
15 % Nov
16 %
12
61% Feb
10
79% Feb
87% Jan
9'
27
May
2
31
110% Dec
9
23% Jan
231
16% Jun
122% Jun
9
104% Feb
16
Jun
13
38% Apr 28
25
July 25
34% Jan
88
24
99% Feb
85
Jan
93
Deo
4
12
5
Aug
Mathieson Chemical Corp
1
10
4%
1
/
9
93%
34%
323/b
16%
88%
95
♦94%
3,600
70
140
95
190
933/4
16Va
.
*8?
*92'/4
•92%
933/4
&
34
33 %
34
33%
33%
15,600
32%
33%
33%
33%
16%
4,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
88%
♦87
,
93%
89
•87
300
89
29%
29 Ve
29 Va
29%
29%
40%
39%
29%
40%
29%
39
2,700
40 V4
21
40
21%
213/a
40%
213/8
21 %
38,100
39%
21%
393/4
39
21%
39%
21%
29,600
CLOSED
93%
49%
39%
493/4
50
39%
51%
39'A
50%
20%
51%
22%
20%
49%
21Va
50%
21
8,300
16%
213%
16%
16%
21%
163/4
21%
23,700
STOCK
LABOR
DAY
♦15%
16
♦15Ve
93
93
96
*117
_15
27
No par
943/4
118
91
94
*91%
163/4
16%
16
16%
•15%
92%
1,300
460
16
92
93%
6,500
6,000
943/4
93%
94%
116%
116%
26%
116 Va
400
26%
26%
2,100
93
117
26 3/4
93%
♦15%
95%
♦116
27%
•91%
16%
16
90%
93%
95%
100
preferred
*92%
' 32 Ve
.
94%
EXCHANGE
1
preferred
$5
82
95%
29%
6.25
Oxford Paper Co common
27
93
82
95
40%
30c
No par
30%
93
82
*87
5
3.125
35%
94%
*81
*16%
7.50
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
1
130% May 31
26% Nov
Gas
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
17
25
Natural
36
*93
33%
100
Otis Elevator
14
116
Jan
93% Sep
75
t
preferred
35%
93
81%
95
32 Ve
20
35%
93
81%
*92%
No par
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
5
23
common
Oliver Corp
5
15% Feb
7
94% July
104% Dec
Olin
4
16% Jun
Co
preferred
Oklahoma
23
30
.
39% July 15
7
42% July
4
20% Sep
2
23% Jan
36% Mar
31
Oil
35%
93
95
100
4
36% Aug 10
25% Dec
preferred
t3'5%
81%
93
*81
4.56%
Jan
:
35%
100
83% Jun
5
15
100
16
27
90% Feb
common
preferred
93% Sep
'
16
Co
preferred
3.90%
30% Aug
28% Mar
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
13
Jan
Edison
4.40%
Sep
93
♦91%
116%
27
26
93%
93
20
*
16
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
11
16% Nov
11% Nov
27
15% Jan
5
11% Jan
18
22
23% Feb
26
81% Nov
5
67% Apr
20
88% Jun
9
3
45% Nov
16
66% Apr
56% Jan
7
46% Mar
9% Sep
Jun
23
Jan
7
13% Aug
Pacific
6
18% Jan
5
18% May 11
Amer
Pacific
17% Aug 17
8
A
Cement
Fisheries
&
Pacific Coast Co
5%
Inc
5
14%
14%
14
14
Inc_5
14
143/4
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
143/b
1.100
1
Aggregates
14%
15%
14%
16%
♦15%
143/a
16
14%
1,400
15%
15%
15'A
15%
common
preferred
18% Mar 18
22% May
50% Aug 19
60% Jan
11
Pacific Finance Corp
10
52%
60
71% Sep
9
Pacific
25
67%
68%
68 Va
52% Sep
2;
Pacific
__No par
52%
52%
52%
32% Jan
28
2
25
♦21%
22
21%
23
29% Oct
20
Oct
21
144% Apr
24
4% Sep
22
6% Jan
29
3
46% Nov
24
25% Sep
126
30
Sep
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
23
Jan
4
5
Gas
&
Electric
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
17
35% Apr
Jun
25
59% Jan
83
Dec
8
42
29%
4
Packard-Bell Electronics
50c
26%
70c
13%
Tin
Consolidated
39
17% July
6
Pan
Pan Amer World
Aug
4
16% Apr
2
139
Jan
Pacific
26% July 25
13
43
29
100
2
12
13
20% Nov
14 2/7
com
Feb
7% Jan
145
28
23% Jan
4
8
48 Vs Jan
4
American
1
Corp
Sulphur
Airways Inc
52%
139
5%
21%
52
.
May 11
'
523/a
94
Jun
28
Jun
100
52%
1,900
69%
70%
70
71%
523/a
28%
22%
51%
10,000
52%
52%
6,600
28%
6,600
29 ;
28%
;
139%
•138
4%
Aug 30
67% Sep
1
21
50% Mar 13
9
36% Mar 15
51 Ve Jun
15
23% Jan
23
49% July 30
31% July 24
23
July 22
28% Jan
4
42% Sep
22
65 Va Mar 20
38
July 28
60% Feb
29
39 % Apr
29
Parmalee
Transportation
3% Jan
30
1% Jun
24
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
18% Sep
5%
5%
27%
26%
5%
53/4
27%
1,800
26%
27%
27%
13%
13
273/b
13%
4,600
13%
133/8
13%
13%
6,700
19%
203A
20%
20%
24,700
44%
45
20%
193/4
20
45%
45
453/4
*89
90%
643/4
89
89
♦90
603/s
63
91%
300
59%
613/4
61
62 Va
16,100
40'A
41%
40%
413/4
31,100
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
24% Apr
64% Jun
8
21 % Jan
12
23% May
5
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
11
54% Sep
6
Penick
Penn-Dlxie
80% Sep
39% Mar 12
21
Mar 15
44
9
3
31% Jan
4
15% Aug 23
18 % Jun
22
47 % Sep
8
25% Aug
41
Jun 29
38% Aug
26
30
21
32% Dec 11
Sep
25% Nov
35% Dec
13
Dec
11
84% Dec
14
88
July
29% May
102% Apr
98% Apr
35
5
25% Jan
27
8
20
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
12% Sep
6
17 % Jan
5
34
9
45
7
a
66% May 16
68 % Mar 25
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co—
50% Jun
17
Pepsi-Cola Co
4
36 % Jun
13
Pet Milk Co common
7
95% Mar
17
20
27
55% Mar 20
49% Jan
5
04% Aug 11
54% Feb
87% Dec
30
74
26% Jan
2
46% July 27
34% Jan 29
Oct'Ii
92
99%
5
Mar 23
31
33% Aug
92% Jan
Feb~25
15% Dec
18
19% Jan
22
3% Oct
27
0% Feb
24
30% Sep
46% Jun
20
Oct
100
87% Dec
11
23
4
Apr
26
103% Apr
88% Apr
3
43 % Mar
8
22% Jan
96% Jun
5
57
23
13% May 17
3 % Aug 16
26% Mar 14
Mar 30
70% Mar
9
73
Dec
43% May
22
94% Sep 22
84 % Dec 22
Aug
8
Penna
28% Sep
7
4%%
38 % Jun
100
Mar
57% Jan
53
20% Jan
23
Pfizer
23
4%
9
87% Jan
13
75
Jan
7
13
99% Sep
83% Sep
1,700
2%
1,600
18%
19,800
17%
54
1
28
16%
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
99
Jan
104% Jan
2
84% Jan
26'
93
Jan
6
96
101
39% Sep 15
■50% May 12
28% Sep
8
49
7
30% May 6
73
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
23 % Sep
9
38% Apr
21
Jan
1
65
Dec
04
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
74% Dec
84% Apr
Jan
Co
preference
preferred
com
8
41 % Mar
16% Dec
18% Sep
6
86% Dec
4
49% Aug 27
13% Apr 29
31% May
6
39 Va Jan
26
2
95% May
8
91
8
53% Dec
3
90
Jan
20% Jan
16
Mar 23
74% Jan
1
Apr
43% Feb
11
97
1
73
31
5
45% July 7
20% Dec 15
83
Dec
3
94
Mar 18
84
Jun
17
88
Aug
89
Dec
8
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
85
Sep
Jan
9
93
Jan
15
12
124% Jan
7
32
Sep
21% Jan
*
14% Deo 28
Feb
Pitney-Bowes
Corp
9
140
24% Jan
8
42
73% May
19% May
7
91% Mar 19
Mar
4
July 23
15%
16 Ve
47
47%
48
48
50
42%
43%
423/4
44
27
27%
23,600
26%
27'A
27
27
6,900
31
1,500
4,800
7
28 3/4 Jan
26
Deo
9
82% Jan
29
74% Dec
30
68
16
Nov
Inc
30 %
30%
X28%
29%
30%
28%
'28%
283/4
28 Va
28'A
28
x96
963/4
283/8
96%
963/4
95'A
96
x93
95%
953A
933/4
93%
93%
93%
93%
12%
12%
12 Ve
12%
12%
123/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
65%
66
66
65
*46%
48
*463/4
48
*46%
433/B
44
x425/8
43
41%
34%
34
100
1
5
33 %c
100
4
14
Aug
64% July
22% Jan
Jan
12
9
68
75% Jan
15
23% Jan
5
9
113/4 Sep
132
Sep
8
62% July 31
8
803/8 Jan
2
Mar 16
Dec
18
50
Dec
18
87
56% Dec
31
34% Mar 31
Aug
43 V4 Mar
9
8
213A Nov
17
31% Apr
17
96% Jan
28
188% Dec
22
163 V4 Feb
1
28% May 14
19% Sep
7
22
Sep 22
15 Va
Apr
81% Jan
11
124 % Jan
4
May 10
x343/4
343/4
34 Ve
EXCHANGE
x94 %
94%
*94%
14%
14%
14%
3%
LABOR
DAY
33/a
31%
32%
♦98
23
Jan
Jan
14
Deo
31
89 Vs May 31
29% Feb
24
27
60
"
6
261% Aug 22
25% May 19
9
73% Feb
90% Nov 30
813/4 Feb
473/4 Feb
17
58 3A Jan
5
52
35% Dec
4
8
36 Va Mar
20% Dec
10
43% Apr
33% Mar
3
Feb
Jan
2 6 3/4 Mar
95ViJan
1
31
1
136
Aug 16
Aug
2
11
66 % Aug 26
9
41% Aug 23
8
293/a Sep
9
78% Oct
5
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
19
80
Jun
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
83
Sep 23
93
Jan
16
85
Feb
8
100% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
Jan
14
105% Aug 19
9
41% Feb
17
493/4 Aug 19
76% Mar 13
65 Vi Jan
5
98
Sep
40% Sep
21
65
24
Dec
22
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
104
233/4 Jan
117% Feb
8% Nov 23
82% Nor 24
Jan
86% Jan
29% Dec
17
13
22% May 14
21
Sep
15
5
20% Jan
20
19
90
74
Sep
Sep
7
7
23% Apr 20.
22% Mar 22
Feb
16
8
% Sep
8
7
81
Feb
25
29% Feb
4
37 3A Aug
30
July 12
37% Jun
24
39% Jan
4
36% Aug 31
48% Apr
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
106
31
34% Nov
7
May U
86
10
273/a Jun
18
2
123
Aug 25
11% Feb
86
11
Aug 15
31
32
♦98
34%
103
*3%
99
50%
No par
48%
493A
52
52
51%'
52%
50%
No par
51%
*21
21 3/4
21
21
21%
21%
83%
V 99
97
101
50c
3
29%
24%
100
~5
100
100
5
1
67
67
71%
72%
No par
No par
1
*82
'
97
J 101;
29'". v
■I.
.
83%
♦95%
*100
303/4
24
99
83
30
233/,
24
*66
71 v.
68
99
96
99
493/4
9,500
52
3,700
21%
n
99
95
200
230
.
120
95 ya
•
130
100 %
23%
293/4
29%
24
68
101
31
14,100
23%
28%
243/a
23,100
•66
72%
12%
83
24,500
1,100
82% ,."83%
96
31%
♦82%
30%
99
>
713/4
83
1,100
51%
101
•66
3%
•21
83
101
1,400
48%
99
•3
70
14%
♦98
48 3/8
99
94%
30%
.
34%
3%
303/4
51%
.99
20,700
14%
3%
50%
■"83
11,800
V
43
94%
14%
•98
66%
48
•34%
96
14%
30%
3%
413/4
900
:
68
1
•
200
30
723/4
733/4
5,700
82%
•82%
83%
130
80
80
*79%
80%
•79%
80%
♦79%
80%
10
46
47
46%
46%
45%
46%
453/8
463/4
17%
18,500
183/8
38%
17%
18%
17
17%
163/4
17/,;
6,000
373/4
38%
37%
38
37%
38%
2,100
•95%
98
*95%
37%
*95%
:
98
*95%
73
:; 69
66%
673/4
65%
66%
63 Va
663A
98
98
8,800
363/4
373/4
36%
37%
363/4
37%
6,500
193/8
19%
19%
193/a
193/a
193/4
2,300
87%
873/4
873/4
873/4
•86%
873A
•86 %
873/4
85%
853/4
*84%
87
•84%
87
18%
18%
■
1
100
1.25
10
10
100
100
100
X129V4
18%
1291/4
23%
24%
61
60
60%
15
18
129
85
:
18
129
85
17%
17%
30
200
1,100
15%
141/4
143/4
•24
59%
*128
130
80
24%
24V4
243/s
1,400
60%
59%
60%
16,800
14»/2
14%
14%
15
,*643/4
66
*643/4
66
64%
653/4
65
65
*68V4
70
*69%
70
•68%
69
68%
68%
100
113/4
12
300
*12
12 3/8
120
20
5%% sink fund preference.
100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
$1.40 div preference com„No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
.100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
—100
*893/4
90%
(H K)
128
25
*19%
Co
1271/8
243/4
60 Vs
♦117%
Co Inc
18
Chic Ry—
100
1
—75
-2.50
5
1
10
Poor &
5
11
3%
99
•94%
14%
653/4
•46%
42%
,343/8
193/4
Porter
•8
96
653/4
48
240
25,600
38%
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
4
71% Aug 17
253/a Jan
65%.
93% *94%;
12%
19%
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
6
125
July 25
4
Jan
18
Mar
116
81
125
71
Aug
'
STOCK
CLOSED
390
^12%
.
38%
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A—
8
59VaJun
2,800
2
& Chem Co
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Aug 31
38% Jan
16 %
convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)—No par
22
Feb
86
119
1003/4 Jun
132
16%
100
$5
19% May 20
22% May 11
400
common—10
Pitts Coke
Pitts Ft Wayne &
125% Dee
(NY)
common
4
52% Mar 23
28
3,600
16%
♦95%
20
48% Aug 23
82
22
273/B
45
101
25% Jan
9
22
Oct
27
46%
100
43% Jun
14
Aug la
80 Va Aug 29
27%
15%
100
16
85
11 % Jan
41
preferred
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
19% Aug 22
9
1,800
27
43%
/ 4.30%
Piper Aircraft
Mar 29
28
46%
100
1
73% Sep
27 Vs
163/a
46%
100
2
71
5
77% Jan 20
54
44%
12.50
Aug
Sep
Aug 12
Apr
23
533A
25
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
65
60
14
23
54
100
preferred
Corp
17%
23
53%
■'
33%c
common
conv
Philco
173/4
23
54
44
4.68%
r
Sep
17%
23
533/8
*45
5
(conv)
4.40%
Sep
12
17%
*225/«
543/4
28%
*
65
17%
17%
23
100
10
^
& Co Inc com
preferred
3.80%
2
43%
2%
No par
Corp__
$1
•42%
2'A
*22%
No par
Phlla Electric
Aug 16
Aug 29
'
13
(Chas)
600
423/4
2%
*30%
preferred
2nd
24%
40%
2%
27%
301/4
;
Phelps-Dodge
6
24%
43%
2
30%
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
21
24%
43%
2 Ve
27%
Corp
4%%
11
5Vs Jan
Sand
4.40%
7
16% Jan
*24%
45%
2%
3
„
Penn Power & Light com
Jan
24%
44
1
4
47% Mar 31
18
Corp
Jan
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
42
1
Chemicals
Glass
403/4
24
50
Co
15
Pennsalt
42%
5
preferred
conv
30 % Aug
15:.% Nov
89% Dec
4.68%
Penney (J C)
18
89
;
5,500
24%
25
Corp__
9
48
Sep
30% Mar 31
8
40 % Nov
Jan
Cement
45%
91
41%
1
Penn Fruit Co Inc common—
44%
*90
24%
3.50
22% July 25
6
62%
5
Ford
&
50
53/8
45
No par
12
Mar 16
139%
100
20
3
28%
•138
20
preferred
Oct
'
52%
28%
*5%
1
Paramount Pictures Corp1
Parke Davis & Co
___No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
12% Feb
2
52%
139%
.
No par
Common
89
83% Mar 18!
Sep
36% Feb
900
•21%
52
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
40
22%
52
69 %
*138
53/8 |
*21%
*117%
120
12
•117%
;
12
*113/4
12
120
♦117%
5,200
50
120
54
54
533/4
54%
54%
54%
54%
55%
88%
89%
89
89
89
89%
88%
883/4
1,180
65%
663/4
65
65%
65%
66
65%
663/4
2,600
17%
173/4
173/a
249%
248
236%
17%
18
18%
7,700
2413/4
2383/4
242%
13,700
19%
19%
19%
193/4
193/4
193/4
1,000
♦893/4
90%
•89%
90%
♦893/4
90%
245
17%
1,800
236
18%
—
30%
127
303/4
128
303A
30%
303/4
303/4
127%
125%
1263/4
125%
126
643/4
653/4
653/4
66
40%
41%
403/4
41%
65%
65
65
403/4
411/4
40%
41'A
29
29
29
303/4
29Va
29%
29%
293%
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
•84%
85%
•84%
86%
*86V2
88
86%
86%
87%
87%
5,100
4,800
2,600
11,800
85%
86%
*89
91
♦105
90
90
*88%
90
♦88%
105%
105%
105%
48'A
48%
473/4
483/s
46%
473/4
47%
*73'/4
733/4
74
74
73%
73%
•73%
y4
4.32%
*22
4.16%
*21
22
120
120
preferred
25
preferred
-25
4.80% preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__ 10
Pullman Inc
—No par
Pure Oil—
5
30%
126%
643/4
83/4
•84
223/4
*22'A
*21
1193/4
•105
223/4
•22%
22
•21
119%
118%
105%
22%
22
119%
•105
*22%
293%
90
700
~50
20
105%
10
47%
6,000
74
70
223/4
*21
22
•115
119
480
9
7,400
9
83/4
9
t%
8%
85
♦831/4
85
$3%
83%
83
83
83/4
20
37%
373/4
373/8
37%
37
37%
37 Va
37%
6,500
33%
333/4
313/8
33
333/8
22%
33
327/s
33%
.7,100
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 3%
30%
12,300
30 V4
Q
44% Dec 39
124% Sep
24
Feb
For
23
30
04% Jan 10
140
footnotes,
Mar
27% Oct
5
27
see page
42
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
26
24.
Mar
8
53% Aug 23
136
Aug 18
4
27% Jan
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
51
133
26%
51%
133
26%
511/4
*1321/4
26V4
51%
133
26%
51%
*132%
26%
51%
133
26%
51%
52
*132%
133
26%
26%
2,600
20
1,000
V
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1010)
.
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Par
AND
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
the Week
Sept. 8
Wednesday
Sept. 9
Shares
Sept. 7
R
43% Feb
73 % Dec
9
58
July 25
67%, Jan
4
1
5
74% Mar
Dec
28
J3% Jan
9
41% Dec
B6V2 Jan
6
73
•7
30% Feb
17
M3% Feb
9
73% Apr
27
35'/a May
25
29
16% Dec
16% July 27
30% July 10
9
43% Sep
Jan
21
53% Jan
3
18% Jan
Nov
24
37% Jan
28
24% Jun
33%
28
33% Jan
14
15 Va Sep
Reading
28 % Jan
17
Oct
9
Jan
5
1
non-cum
20
Jan
6
28% Jan
18
Reeves
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
21
Mar
Reed
Roller
1st
Bit
2
24
15% Nov
27
20 ya Apr
17
16% Jun
24
15% Sep
9
19% Mar 17
Dec
2
48% Apr
19
68% Jan
4
*
Apr 18
52% Jun
1
19% Mar 14
27% Feb
1
Reliance
8
73
36% July 23
60 y« Mar
21
5
Mar 14
57
49
12,200
63
61%
62%
61 %
62
62
1,000
18%
175/i,
18
No par
(Robt)
$1.25
x63
173/4
prior
17%
17%
17%
18 3/a
15,600
381/4
39V4
383/a
391/4
18,600
11%
11%
11%'
11%
50
.*241/2
26
15%
16
16 1/4
Co
Republic
31% Aug 29
11% July 11
15 % Aug 23
66% Apr
8
81% Sep
56 y8 Apr
29
78% Jan
4
38% Jan
5
54 y8 July
37% July 15
50 Va Jan
22
Revere
Copper & Brass
28
63% July 27
46% Feb
17
70% Jun
23
Revlon
Inc
8
56% Jun
21
Rexall
71% Jan
4
Reynolds
47% Jun
3
4%%
preferred series A
Jan
5
4% %
conv
7
38 y8 Mar
116
Mar
163
3
July 24
114% July 28
149
Corp
24
55 % Jan
83
Aug 15
8
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
5
85
Aug
30% Dec
17
3
28% Jan
4
Rheem
1% Sep
22
2% Jan
5
15% Aug
1 % Aug
3
2% Jan
4
Rhodesian
Oct
22
Jan
26
68% Mar
9
32% Apr
16
45% Sep
4
30
37
70
30
Dec
4
111
16
Dec
29
Oct
5
Oct
30
10% Jan
7
Aug
Oct
6
50% Jan
Jun
24
12% Dec
1
37% Sep
22
16
10% July
2
1
16% Oct
3
26
2
24% Jan
17
46% Jan
4
Royal
Dutch
Petroleum
14% May 31
42
D)
Rubbermaid
14
McBee
Jan
22
3
23
Ruppert
26% Jun
15
■31% Dec
14
38
42% Jan
15
35% July 25
90 Va Aug
17
80
15
250
258
Apr
1
36 %
2
38
Apr
27
July
Apr
30% Jan
18% Nov
17
Sep
21
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
14
97
31
29% May
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
Apr
32
Feb
26
37% Sep
2
8
22% Jan
3 8
79% Feb
55 Va Jan
4
88
93
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
7
16
3
34% Nov
16
•2% Feb
9
82
Dec
39% Feb
10
52
Feb
9
12
72% Jan
8
78% Nov
18%
July 13
31% Sep
Jun
23
San
San
20
4
37% Jan
6
11
Aug
8% May
51% Sep
Dec
7
38
17% Nov
11
5
71% Feb
18
81
Jan
9
72
96
Apr
13
81
17
Jan
21
8
,
Feb
10
81% Jun
8
Aug
2
9% July 13
87% Mar
Stores
pfd 4.40%
17
50% Feb
4
16%
Feb 15
93% Jun
8
May 27
76
Feb
16
Jan
92 % Aug
30
Jan
19
Electric
Convertible
Bchering Corp
12
May 17
32% Jun
2
5
50% Nov
23
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
28
44% Feb 17
14% Aug 15
9 % Jan
20
17% Dec
10
11% May
61% Nov
0
91% Dec
17
90
Sep 21
18% Jan
8
2
41
Jan
4
59
Jun
23
19% Jan
25
16
Jan
4
25
Jan
4
97% Apr
•8% Sep
7
14% Mar 31
46 VSi Jan
28
29% May 25
38% Sep
9
26
28 % Sep
12% Jun
43% Jan
11
33% Sep
22
45 y« Mar 25
78
Jan
14
68
Jan
7
59
Dec
30
23
18% Jan
6
48 y* Nov
24
44% Jan
12 y2 Sep
62% Feb
45
Jun
22
9
16
4
*8% Nov
24
6% Dec
16
30% Jun
9
44% Dec
15
32% Nov
12
18
74% Apr
64
14
July 23
22%
Jan
5
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
52% Jan
28
7
27
30% Apr 28
Apr
52% Feb
17% Sep
18% Sep
Jan
43
13
12 Va
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
*16%
17%
163/4
163/4
57,700
16%
16%
16%
161/2
17 Va
171/4
17
17.
17
17
17
17
33 %
'335/a
323/8
32%
32%
33%
33
333/a
14%
15%
48,300
143/4
15Va
14%
15%
5,300
113/4
151/4
34%
121/4
22%
4
21% Jan
13
4
29% Feb
Oil
17
Oil
43
Jun
I
New
64% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
34
Feb
24
41% Sep
30% Nov
13
34% Nov 25
31% Nov 18
48% Nov 17
3
37% Mar 16
48% Jan
22
24% Oct
18
60% Jan
15
16% Dec 30
19% Jan
19
65
75
13
Dec
19% Apr
15
2
5% Sep 10
•1% Dec
16
Nov
31% Oct
•3
Den
9
30
22
22
132% Sep 24
T6
Oct
2
3«% Jun
lo
For
28%
Dec~31
4)% Mar
89%
5
Apr~10
21 % Mar 16
28 % May 21
97% Feb
47% Dec
10
84% May 1
■37% Dec 30
footnotes,
Jan
;V"
13%
13
13
13%
131/4
13%
33%
34
331/2
33%
33%
34%
2,600
14%
12%
14%
133/4
133/4
13%
14
7.000
23
22%
23
21%
22%
22%
22%
7,400
36%
14,000
363/4
37%
85-Vb"
36 3%
85
270
-
26
253%
37
36
85
*230
.
270
253/4
■
36%
851/2
-
26%
37
.
37%
Siegler
37
Bignode
Simmons
33% July 25
94% Jan
4
39% July 13
65% Jan
4
16%
161/2
75i%
♦733%
351/2
.
f'
*91
STOCK
94
31%
EXCHANGE
353/b
35
95
17
CLOSED
•
LABOR
•,
"•
3
.....
-1
shares
ordinary
1
America
Strapping
:50c
Co
:
1
1
No par
No par
Simplicity Pattern Co
Oil
33% Aug
8
53% Jan
11
12
May
9
18% Feb
26
8mith-Corona
22% Aug
47% Mar
8
28% Mar 23
9
64% Jun
Smith
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
4% Jun
10
7% Jan
12
Marchant
French
&
Inc
Amer Gold
&
preferred
South Jersey Gas Co
Puerto
Pacific
Co
Mobile & Ohio stock
23% May 18
20 % Jun
29% Jan
.77% Feb
2
25% July 25
,82% 8ep
37% Jan
see page 24.
92
Vi.Sep
43V* Jan.
6
35
23%
231%
23%
23%
153%
17%
133/4
14i%
145%
15%
33%
34
.
v
6 3/a
4,900
6,900
4,600
.(
33
33%;:
33%
34
56%
55V8
56'%
54'%
55%
55
14%
14%
55%
143%
14'/a
14%
14%
14%
14%::
143/a
*951%
,
13%
97
83/4
38
29
29%
13i%
97
8%
93/a
371/4
141/a
*95'/2
*95%
8%
9
133%
133/a
87
*95i%
9%
x37%
37%
373%
28%
28'%
8s/a
:.
38%
28%
-I.;,'"v.".'.
;
2,200
20,700
133%
700
17,100
97
'.v:
9 ;
1,000
373%
38%
6,200
28%
29%
4,100
17%
18%
17 '/a
17%
173%
28% v.H
173%
32V2
33
32%
33%
321%
33%
18%
17%
17%
173/4
17 %
16% "16%
33% V 36
171/4
17%
17%
17%
171/8
I6V4
16%
161/4
163/s
16 %
,
3,700
■
173%
18%
6,900
32%
333%
10,700
17 V.
18
173/4
.
•173/4
7,800
17 J/4
4,000
16%
6,000
35
333/4
34%
30%
33%
29
34%
30
29V4
283/4
29
45
45
33%
31
*30%
45
45
44%
443/4
451/4
451/2
*77%
79%
38 3/a
38%
*
•*77%
79V2
*77%
79%
*771/2
38%
38%
38%
38%
79
11,900
3,900
600
.
36%
41 J/a
40
38%
39
38V2
38%
38
38 J/4
16%
6,000
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
10,800
24V4
24%
241/4
241/4
24%
24%
38%
15
24%
38% *
:>
36%
•
'
24%
*
•
i.
1,200
38,900
5,300
7,200
800
49% :
50%
491/4
50%
483/4
49%
37
49%
49%
6,200
37%
37%
37%
371/4
373/4
371/4
37%
35,200
5%
6%
6%
46
45V4
.45%
44%
45
♦49 Va
51
49%
49%
*48 %
51
28%
16%
*281/4
28%
27%
28
28%
28%
900
*15%
15%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
28
1,400
*27Vb
28%
com—5
15%
*27 y8
6V4
6%
6%
6 %
6 3/a
4,600
45 y4
453/4
1,800
*48
100
50'/a
Railway
non-cum
27%
200
14V4
133/4
14
13%
13%
133/4
6 6'/a
133/4
1,800
66
66%
65%
66%
47%
661/2
66%
8,000
48%
471/4
48V4
47%
7.50
_No par
common
X37
39%
44%
1
27%
48%
48%
363/a
36%
36%
371/4
39%
39
39%
383/a
39
19%
19%
191/4
19»/4
19 J/2
31,400
44V8
18%
48 3/a
.36%
19%
443/4
18%
♦68%
27%
36%
-
19%
100
27%
39%
37
39%
19%
._20
ctfs
Public Service Co_
44%
44V4
44%
44%
7,200
181/4
18 Va
I8V4
71
*68%
11,700
1,800
10,800
.
'
71
*681/2
181/4
71
441/4
18
1,100
I8I/4
*681/2
71
Industries
1
Co
common
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg ft Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
14.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common.
$4.50 preferred
Square
D
Co
...
2IV4
21V4
21%
1
.
_
281/4
21%
21
21
27
20%
21
26%
251/4
26%
2.50
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Chemical
27%
13%
65%
No par
preferred
tr
28
10c
25
(Del)
5%
Sep
''
?72
6 3/a
345%
.6
18% Aug 23
16% Aug
*69'%
3%
233%
x45 Va
Edison
69% Aug 23
29 Va Jun 13
89 %
6
34%
143%
.2.50
1
26% Jan
72
34%
50
8ugar
4
20% May 2
£3
May 23
29% Mar 8
3%
35
34%
25
Rico
42 % Aug
17
Jan
84% May 16
13% May 12
24
;.
100
5,000
com__4.50
;
64% Jun
Spencer
6
34%
23%
35%
70
"
20%
563/4
Southern
30
*69%
6 V2
92
193%
41
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
35 Va Jun
72
6%
763%
*89
55%
Southern Natural Gas Co
Spartans
*69 »/2
6%
*76
92
361%
40% Aug 24
Sparton Corp
72
I
763%
19%
55%
23% Jan
11
90
19%
1
preferred
Southwestern
763%
20%
41'A
.-15
Platinum
5%
Southern
19s/a
1,500
36%
Co
9% Jan
4,800
41
Southern
29 Va Aug 18
87
55%
50% July 18
38 % Aug 31
23% Aug
3
6% May 2
28% Aug 16
86%
-
363/a
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South
4
86 3%
56%
California
6
4,400
86
39
Labs-No par
21
5
.88%
_10
—
South Carolina E & G Co
54% Jan
11
863/8
37%
Southeastern Public Service Co
4
39
105/a
41%,:.;
:—5
46% July 12
50% Sep
2
28% Aug 29
5
54%
39
10%
55%
Southern
8
52'%
393%
105%
41
2
4
543%
39
10%
41%
7
16
51%
39%
10%
37%
14% Sep
19% Mar
56%
393%
56%
66% Sep
31% Jan
20,400
54%
41
1
33% Jun
1,200
36%
12% Aug
4
56% Feb 17
12
11,400
9%
56
30% Feb
39% Jan
600
22%
9
-25
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
8%
15%
22 5%
^2o
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O) Corp„.
3
2,600
1
__5
4
South
25,900
ft it—r
Co
Kline
*15
9
17%
No par
5,500
8%
171%
56%
.
—1
Jan
11
22%
9
163%
*143/4
^
No par
62% July 18
Jan
15%
22%
9
10,200
31%
7%'
16%
34%
2.50
Gas
55
21
14%
23
9
20%
*14
No par
2
May 10
15'%
22'%
23%
_1
Inc
8
26 % Sep
15%
8
35%
95
31%
88'%
63/8
1
Sep
14
7%
16%
35
•
*92
11 %
*69%
i
5,100
40
20%
"
1,900
17
77
35%
95
8%
"
.>
37'%
16%
311/2.'
16%
91/8
1,500
58
•
103/4
5
•.—.„
Jun
22% Jun
40
>
'
7%
31
16
..
57
'-v
v;,"' ■■
373%
35%
*92
31%
100
26
*733%
163%
231/4
9 %
"
253%
75
15 5/8
22%
DAY■
1
Co
37
15
-17%
*15%
•
31%
8 %
85'%
270
'
*92
31V2
8
_20
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair
37%
16%
•
Corp
Steel
1
25%
*741%
35
85'%
*230
25%
17
-35%
36%
85'%
270
177
25
100
Co
Mfg Corp
Corp of
6
Jan
37
85%
*230
163/4
.
1,900
*
*36%
.....
800
343/a
*230
•
500
'1M
>.♦*».»'* v)~T
—__5
Sheraton
31% Sep
12
3
v
>
13
*741/4
30
Corp
York
Bheller
54
9
% Jun
2
75% July 22
26% Mar 24
&
Steel
28% Sep
28
35% Mar
•n
:/n.?
\
:
bo'i'v
»•-'
1.40
Co
23% Jan
Jan
4
■
—1
fFrank G)
20% Jan
7
9
34
15
V
.
10
Co
Falls Corp
Shell
July 28
45% Jan
Dec
15%
13 "
5
100
preferred
Shamrock
410
15,800
1
Servel Inc common
Sharon
4,100
655
15%
of Amer
Industries
4,100
'3,100
15%
Seaboard Finance Co
$5.25
655
2,900
'•
15%
76%
Shahmoon
658
391/4
421/4
46
14%
94
2
Aug
25
39% Dec
654
453/4
143/4
*92
&
*391/4
14%
*76
Rubber
38%
45
14%
77
Roebuck
383/4
46%
13%
'94
Seiberling
7,000
90%
*92
4
16
20
27% Aug 21
2
32% Jan
381/4
660
No par
Shattuck
16
8% May 18
38
654
No par
Sears
3%
*883/4
Mtg Co common
3.65% preferred
55 %
60% Nov 17
658
$4 preferred
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego
3%
90%
Scovill
42
104% July 27
•* 31% May 22
67% Apr
2
.
77
Shell Transp
22% Aug 12
24 % Oct 28
1,600
31/2
*88 3/4
'
49
22% Dec
47
31/2
88
24% Aug 22
18% Aug
1
9
1,700
45%
451/2
3%
No par
5
16
31
46
46'%
3 3/8
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
20% Apr
16% Jun
303/4
46
3%
79
90%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
17 % Nov
30%
475/8
79
*88 3/4
1
Screw
16% Jun 23
30 3/4
90%
preferred
Corp
2,300
78%
313/8
655
1
Bolt
15,500
79%
31
20 G
Scott
&
8,900
1%
793/4
78%
*883/4
Inc
14
15
l3/a
801/2
31%
24
5
13
71% Jun
1%
84V4
17
32%
35o
8% Jan
Mar
19,200
16%
24
com
38% Jun
6
15
793/4
78
*83 3/a
321/4
common
convertible
500
3,400
24
preference
8
4
19% Aug
4
66% Jan 26
79
471/4
116%
32%
5
Savage
Arms
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
5%
471/4
23%
Co
8
Jan
77
78%
78
4,300
116%
321/8
Diego Imperial Corp__
Sangamo
Schick
47%
116
32%
series A
Diego Gas & Electric
32% Feb
19% Jun 17
42% Dec 30
*47
116
100
10% Mar 11
6
47
1163/4
24%
5%
40% May 25
7
12% Sep 21
36% Dec 11
;
.
32%
10
4
32% May
47
116
24%
100
100
13
35% Oct
47%
1163/4
32%
1.80%
6% Nov
31% Nov
13
47%
613/4
24'/4
20
common
•7
39% Jan
29,500
x611/4
323/4
No par
30% Mar 18
45% Mar 18
9,200
46V4
5
78
1
47%
44%
1
31
Oct
45%
45%
1
21
37
473/4
441/2
46 %
1
23
2
463/4
45 3/4
233/4
Corp
Sep
13% Jan
47%
441/2
46
Inc
Dec
29 Vi Apr
3
26 % July 16
46 5/8
*40
Co
Dec
19
48%
45%
2,300
46V4
Regis Paper Co common
7
19
7
30% Nov
611/4
62
42%
Co
Preferred series A
10% May 16
21% Apr 14
Mar 14
13% Aug 11
45% Aug 12
Mar 17
613/8
39V4
Corp
22
60
41
413/3
61%
38%
Joseph Lead Co
1st
403/4
41%
80
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
8t L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Bt
411/4
41%
*
4
5
JulTii
13% Mar
7
41
6,200
62%
46%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
19
15,000
*401/2
4%
Bt
603/8
391/2
(Jacob)
Bafeway
8
Apr
May
69% Mar
Mar 13
69% Dec
34% Dec
259
34% Aug 10
8
30
3
26
16
1
79% Apr
7
60
100
Ryan Aeronautical Co
9
25% May 5
29% Apr 19
July 24
69
40% Apr
88% Aug
May 27
60
11,800
31%
.
Dec
1,000
59%
1163/4
.
•0
14%
61%
-.
•.
§4% Nov 24
10'A
61
59 5/a
465/a
Ruberoid Co
15% Aug
May
10%
14%
42%
Corp
21% Mar
9% May
7
Dec
10 %
14%
_1
Cola
33% Aug
14% Mar 25
9%
141/2
1
1
1
(Geo.
Royal
29
9%
14 3/3
38%
A
Crown
2
>.
461/4
common
series
Roper
Ronson
13% Aug
47% Mar 11
24
Co
Royal
6
28%
9%
145/u
9%
15
*40V2
Rohr Aircraft Corp
12 % Apr
22
Jun
Haas
&
preferred
8
Sep
28%
1,100
20,600
57
5
Corp
13
13
28%
*55
25
Corp
21% Jan
2
28%
27%
57
No par
10
preferred
21% Jan
Aug
32% Sep
*55
471/2
com—1
Elec Corp
&
17
May 27
22
57
33/o
Controls
12% Apr
5
9% Apr 14
14 y8 May 12
14% Mar 25
34
Rohm
4%
*55
17'/2
x44%
No par
convertible
82
2
29%
Antelope Copper Mines
30
88% July 26
57
*17
611/4
10
2.50
Jan
17
40
Corp
Telephone
Nov
18
Trust
Rockwell-Standard
10% Jan
26
1%
Oil
Rochester
6
51%
25%
17%
1%
38% Jan
Mar 23
511/4
25%
13/a
Robertshaw-Fulton
17% Jan
52
26 %
lVa
26% Jan
780
51%
26%
13/a
32
4
53
24%
5s
Selection
22% July 26
July 26
53
841/4
605
Jan
53%
271/4
16%
28
24% Mar 12
4,700
*17
16%
Dec
92
15%
.17%
*83%
39 y8 July 24
J
12%
12%
11%
84%
Gas
July 25
12%
*17
•17%
5%%
30% July 23
121/4
17%
163/4
Rochester
741
6,300
111/4
*83%
Jan
2
22%
17%
Apr
17
22Va
22%
85
Jun
29 % Jan
213/4
22%
80
50
23% Jun
223/4
22 V4
17%
52
18
22 Va
23
78%
3
22
233/»
•83%
com
100
22%
1
9
Dec
5,200
1,500
•
223/4
5
40% Aug
43% May
62
50% Dec
10,200
100
55
16
181/4
series
3.60%
4
23
16 3/4
•
41%
50
Company
Roan
18%
26
241/4
61
100
Tobacco
(R J)
Richfield
Ritter
4% Jan
171/4
93/4
No par
Riegel Paper Corp
52% July
3% July 28
173/o
Manufacturing Co
Preferred
36 % Aug
35% Feb
81
Jan
163/4
xl5
Co—2.50
pfd
14
39% Jan
16
84 % Aug 24
42
Reynolds
2
2nd
59% Dec
19
431% Jan
21
29% May 23
28% Jan 21
5% Mar 17
July 15
31% Jan
Nov
65
16%
X28%
DAY
10
10
Drug & Chemical
Metals Co com
21
15
preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Oct
76
common
convertible
17% Sep
47% Jun
1,600
*55
1
44
July 27
42'/a Jan
4
LABOR
5
46% Jan
23
15%
*25%
\
23%
50o
25
20
50% July
15%
26
531/2
closed
...
5
100
1
7Va Feb
71% Dec
15%
25%
5
common
preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp:
12% Jan
48 % May 15
15%
*17
stock
exchange
14% July
7
11%
*25%
16
*10%
10
11% July
16
11%
2 5 3/4
16
:-
231/4
10
28% Jan
28
11%
25 3/4
11%
221/2
1
preference
Co
Mfg
3,700
17%
40
& Co—
div
18
173/4
33%
11
Dec
17%
700
18%
25
42
17%
51,700
40%
22
67% Nov
17 %
59%
17%
7% Nov
30% Jan
.,
59
59'/2
39%
50
Conv
$1
58
1
12% Nov
17 y8 Sep
61
5
50
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng
7
72%
47%
Chemicals
6% Feb
2
72
43'/4
61%
50c
16
Jan
72
47 »/8
No par
22
16% Jan
72
49
Inc__3.33%
Co
12% Feb
65
72%
473/,
Inc
Bros
40% Apr
42% Jan
*71%
preferred
16
T
58%
72%
51%
preferred
2nd
Jan
Reis
61%
71%
common
noncum
4%
13% Aug
41% Sep
25% Nov
Co
4%
20
20 % Apr
27% Jun
12
Feb
60%
48V4
Inc
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Jan
28
11% Aug
25% Dec
32
preferred
Raybestos-Manhattan
Apr
22% Jun
par
No par
5
1st
Ranco
70
9
17% Aug
Corp of America com,_No
$3.50
Apr
51% Sep
60 % July 28
May 22
Radio
78% Apr
74
8
243/4
25%
253/4
8
251%
5,400
7%
7%
83/4
8 3/a
8%
26,000
6
28%
28%
28%
283/a
281/4
283/4
29%
29%
29
100
88
89%
*88
1
16
16
50c
21%
8
29%
8
'
283/4
90
*88
1,400
8,700
30
283/4
*88
60
90
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,200
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%.
22%
44,100
913/4
92
'
—,_23
90
No par
34
351/4
34%
No par
351/4
81%,
81%
79%
80
30%
32
29%
30%
921/4
29
90
6,000
92
r"
921/4 f
4
91
343/4
»79'/4
293/4
•35%
80
30%
*
320
92
8,900
35Va
35 J/2
*79'/4
80 'A
120
30 3/a
313/a
14,900
•
Volume
Number
192
5985
.•.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1011)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
STOCKS
Ran^e for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195!)
Highest
34% Nov
17
37
Dec
18
35% Feb
25
49% Jun
23
Standard
Brands
71 »A Dec
23
82 Vi Feb
24
70 »/4 Jan
12
79% Aug
22
$3.50
10'/a May 11
12% Sep
9
Standard
Financial
Sep
Standard
Gas
P-r
preferred
5
3y8 May 29
13% Sep
25
39 Vi Nov
20
45% Oct
50
23
521/2 Apr
59 % Jan
16
64% Jan
Nov
40
Jun
50 % Jan
4
Standard
44»/2 May 31
86 % Jan 13
56
Jan
4
Standard
24
36% Jan
4
Jan
13
6
2
43% Dec
76 y2 May
28
171/2 July 27
40% Jan
May 11
191/4 Dec
31
9
71
Apr
21
May 11
49% Sep
8
20
-52% Sep
2
78
Dec
14
77
82
16
8
23% Jun
Jan
Jan
29
4
3 %
131/2 Jan
5
181/2 Jun
23
6
16% Jan
9
59% Jun
22
44% Mar 24
66% Jun
30
261/a Feb
6
34% Dec
23
25% Apr
33 % Jan
4
Dec
18
23
29
6
271/2 Mar 13
2
22
Aug 25
14
6
2
49
29
19
May
65
Apr
241/2 Jan
5
9% Jun
9
291/4 Oct
Oct
7
Sep
22
50
67
8
Dec
Apr
24% Dec
28
11% Sep
23
79% Dec
21
94
15
4
When
Jan
4
$5
48% July 21
17% July 29
64% Jan
12 'A Jun
1
Feb
4
33% Feb
25
101 % Aug
22
8% Mar 20
23
3
Jan
Jan
5% Jun
23
47% Aug 21
895
20
Feb
6
8% Nov
25
13% Mar 10
22
44'% Nov
34%
34%
33%
33%
33%
24%
26%
26 Va
26%
15%
15%
15%
*18%
19%
49%
501/2
■18 74"
5
1
*81 %
DAY
151/4
18%
18%
*18%
19%
51%
49%
501/4
84
13%
13%
*fel%
13%
*81'/a
84
13%
15%
50
18%
52
51
LABOR
15%
16
*13%
84
*81V8
.,
2,600
2,600
7,700
'
3,100
300
.
.
14,800
,
84
—2.50
13%
13 Va
131/8 •
62
62%
59V4
61%
59
61
61
62%
14,500
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
3,500
'
600
28
28%
27%
28
26%
27 Vb
27%
27%
4,100
20%
21
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
2,300
15
—5
15%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
1,900
,
'
*17%
17%
17 %
17%
171/4
17 %
17%
17%
——-1
52%
53%
52
52 %
51%
51%
52
52
1,300
1
—
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30%
30 Vi
30%
1,300
13%
239,400
10%
119,600
Corp
13%
11%
1
1
—
preferred
11%
10%
9%
12 Va
9%
340
307
100
11%
10 Va
309
9%
12%
12%
10%
329
314
10%
338
300
350
340
2,660
6,200
1
53%
55
53%
54
53
53 %
53%
5334
Xl8 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,300
16%
17%
17
18%
16
17%
16%
171/4
43,600
85 »/2
*831/2
——
—*
Chemical
*88
90
*82%
85%
No par
49%
50%
22%
22%
23%
23%'
31%
31%
31%
32
99%
99%
98%
5%%
Co„
2nd pfd
series of '55—__30
Biscuits
Sunshine
—12.50
Inc—
Sunshine Mining Co
4
10c
:*
51% Feb
25
Swift
&
6%
23%
48 %
491/4
48%
491/4
3,100
22 Va
22%
22
221/4
10,100
23'/4
23%
23%
23%
800
32
32%
*32
32%
1,400
99
99
99
99%
1,100
6%
4,500
6%
6%
■
•
7
6%
:
.
63/4
6%
925
900
901
34%
33%
34
33
33
—25
44%
45%
42%
44%
Co—
901
-916
85
49%
22'/a
;
*33%
910
—25
of America—
13%
'
42%
900
910
*333/4
423/4
433/8
M3%
5.900
13%
13%
133/4
63
13%
64'%
64%
64%
4,500
17%
162,500
451/2
10,200
9
63 3/4
653/4
633/4
1
Tennessee Corp __;
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
14
15%
46V4
133/4
15%
15
17
16
x453/8
451/4
45%
44%
45
45
22
.
5,900
■
13%
13%
1
600
300
34%
13%
Symington Wayne Corp
3,900
.22%
'23%
49
.
4.16%
Superior Oil of California-
22
*83%
98%
■'
Oil
Sweets Co
Jun
34%
33
25 %
15%
5
Corp
29
15
34
33%
24%
39
Jun
50
.39% July 20
11% Jan 14
9
14% Mar
10 y8 Nov
Jan
1348
21
28
.34%
32%
25%
37%
Sun
7% Mar 11
1
Apr
26% Feb
34%
33
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A_.
*—25
7
29'A Jan
CLOSED
34%
24%
EXCHANGE
200
9,000
92
Corp
5
Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred——No par
14
1
*82
38
21
85y4 Mar 11
29
37
18
29% Jun
92
2,400
'
881%
28%
37
Apr
15
*82
*87
29
36%
Sun
20
95
*86
88%
33
Sundstrand
24 % Jan
28V4
37%
4
55% Jan
96
*861/4
29%
36%,
7
84
89
28%
48%
34
STOCK
5
15
.
*86 %
.
—1
Sep
23% Jun
5
Apr
35
Suburban Gas
18 %
20
2165
20
_
87
28%
*85
—20
common
issued
26% Jan
21% Jan
4
25
20
*-100
convertible
Sunbeam
38% Jan
Nov
25
87-
28%
1
Broadcasting Co
4
106% Feb
5% Dec
1275
_10O
—No par
Co
Studebaker-Packard
Aug 26
42% May 17
20% May 27
7
115,600
_„1
Corp__
17% Jan
29
9
10
40%
48%
Fuller Co
&
Storer
5
29
Dec
68
Baer
30% Jan
24% Jan
27
30 y8 Dec
40%
48 %
preferred
Stone & Webster
Jan
29
21
40%
48
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
19
18% Feb
65% Feb
25
801/4 Sep
40 '/2
48%
Sterling Drug Inc
241/4 Apr
29
52% Dec
22% Nov
%
58% M'ar 28
May 26
80
40%
48 Va
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
1
5% prior preference——20
40
Mar 13
40%
48%
Stix
529
38% May 29
15'/4 Mar 20
40%
Stewart-Warner
218% July 20
14
40%
48%
4
Jan
25% Mar 28
325
20,900
7
10
*
4
2
Aug
8'/a Jun
25,000
38%
7
26 Va Mar 24
28
27,000
42%
37%
16%
11
28
Oct
24%
41%
38%
25% Jan
17
28
20
618
9% Aug 26
23%
42%
37%
33% Jun
Jun
16% Jan
33'/2 Mar 25
24%
42V4
38%
1
20% Sep
151/a Jan
23 Va
43%
9
Apr
201/4 Jan
24%
38%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
5
Feb
12% July
23%
43
preferred
Chemical
Stauffer
May 23
5
'4%
38%
__———
65% Jan
27
18,600
25%
com
Stanray Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
12 Va
44%
Stanley Warner Corp—„
21% Mar 25
8
12
150
11%
38
preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
4
77%
23%
$1.60 convertible
8
42% Jan
4.000
77%
43 %
preferred series A
Packaging Corp
5
47%
1
____25
Oil of New Jersey-,*
of Ohio common
6% * convertible
37 % July
121/4 Jan
3%%
*4%
5
.
—6.25
California
Indiana—
Oil
Standard
4
6
4
May
23% Aug
14% Mar
22
102
2
8
Mar
89
May 10
28
21
5
23
18
Dec
*4%
26
31% Jan
Sep
*4%
Oil of
July 0
41% July 27
17
Co__„10c
Oil
117
52
11%
Kollsman Industries
Apr
7
39% July 27
33
11%
Standard
92
29
11%
Standard
8
31% Dec
11%
Standard
Jan
43
11%
4
84
761/2 Nov
1
77%
11%
4
7
Jan
47%
*76%
51% Jan
30
Shares
77 Va
44% Jan
Jun
the Week
Sept. 1)
47
47%
47%
30% Jun
;
Friday
Sept. 8
47%
1
2
Sales for
Thursday
77 y8
May 16
of
PRICES
77%
Jun
12% May 11
SALE
48
Corp_
Electric
&
HIGH
Sept. 7
77%
35
5
AND
Wednesday
47 %
4
No par
40
17
27% Jan
85
1
Sept. 5
com...No par>
2
20
23% May 11
62 y8 Jan 23
21
45% Nov
4% Mar
July 29
Inc
Tuesday
Sept. 6
Monday
EXCHANGE
T
39
35V4 Sep
48
Dec
31
44% Feb
6% May
34
11
Feb
17
.
4
1
21 % Aug 11
71 y«
6ct~21
1
27
25% Mar 10
11
27 y8 Jun
Apr
Nov
16
01% Jan
27
1931/2 Nov
20
23 Vb Nov
25
393/4 Jan
17
64 % Jun
3
35% Apr 14
391/4 July 15
87% Aug
2
243/4 Apr
.
Talcott Inc (James)
TelAutograph Corp
65% Sep
2
24% Aug 31
463/4 Aug 30
23
Jan
4
87
29% Mar 15
363A Aug 12
22V2 Aug
4
153/4 July 22
Jan 14
19Vo Jan
7
256 % May 23
154
Jan
37
7
23
29% Jan
20% May 17
14% July 25
653/4 Aug 22
70% Jan 12
11
14% Mar 10
102 % Dec
30
Feb
18
124% Mar 18
Dec 31
76
63
193/4
108
Jan
Jan
11
8
29% July 30
18% July 22
23
Jan
2
26% Jan
24
271/4 May 20
33% Jun
13
36 y8 Sep
21
72
32% May
61% Jan
7
14% Oct
>
4
4
Apr
31% July 30
4
36% Mar
5
80
193/4 Jan
May
23% Aug
6
14
03/aJuly
243/4 Jan
3
13
8
11
Dec
28
52
Sep
8
Nov
24
88
Jan
23
79
18
29% Apr
14
Jan
16
21
4
69 3/4 Dec
7
49
:
79
.
20% Sep
Dec
24
22
"45% Jan
70% May
2
-21
10
Feb
24
16% Jun
2
Jan
Jan
27
:
46% Feb
8
67V2 Jun 10
84
May 20
243/fi Jan
4
23% Mar 29 1
15% Feb
17
33
Jun
22
Jan
53 % Sep
21
70
3
561/4 Mar
9
25% Jun
10
34% Sep
15
28
1
Jan
42 V2
7
7% Dec
30
16 L.
25% Aug
July 15
27
8
40% Feb
29
243/4 Mar
2
4% July 22
17Va Jan
0
4
6'
281/2 Aug 29
Aug 23
29% Jan
4
Jun
10
39
Jan
8% Feb
19
Jan
39% Jan
11
24% Jun
18
11% July 25
21
24
423/4 Aug
3
14
33JAMayl2
50 Va Dec
11
12
29
July 31
54% Mar 3
25 Va Mar 14
Sep
34 Va Jan
56% Jan
7
541/2 Jan
18
8% Nov
753/4 Mar
9
Nov
18
29
43% Apr
13% Mar
48
24
22
17 % Nov 18
36
Sep
28
52
3
10
30
7
5
Mar 13
17% Apr
20
251/2 Apr
1
10'/4 Sep
50 % Jan
36
July 28
Jun
Mar
May
30
8
2
May 17
11% Sep
40
11
21
19 Va Jan
4
18% Jan
S2
13% Jun
Tri-Continental Corp
$2.70 preferred
33
10,400
25
26%
24%
243/4
243/s
251/4
24%
25%
17
17Va
16%
17
16%
17
163/4
17
2011/4
209V4
1901/4
2013/4
1913/4
1953/4
1931/4
233/a
23%
23%
24'/a
23%
261/4
25%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
,
9,400
15,700
1983/4
30,200
26%
28,900
.
*68'/a
72%
7134
71%
120
79%
801/4
79%
801/4
5,300
21%
211/4
.21%
211/4
21%
20 3/a
213/4
32,100
21 Va
'
24%
24
24'A
23%
24%
28%
283/4
28%
28 Va
28
28
28%
28%
1,400
35
36
341/4
35
33%
35
34
34%
30,600
10
10
10
10
3,600
573/4
9,200
*24
STOCK
EXCHANGE
93/4
9%
9%
CLOSED
93/4
233/4
1,000
58%
58%
583/4
83%
*81
83%
82
82
18%
18%
18%
,17%
18%
17%
18%
9,500
225/a
22%
223/a
22 5/u
225/8
22 5/a
22%
223/4
1,600
513/4
53%
513/4
52 %
513/4
52%
51%
53
7,300
16%
DAY
16 5/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/8
1,500
19%
19%
19%
8,700
383/4
38%
38%
3,400
27%
273/8
59
58%
59%
83%
*81
xl6
10
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
40
40%
x38 %
39%
38 %
27%
27%
27%
273/8
27
70
71
69 %
.70%
70
70
69
693/4
2,400
27%
2 6 s/8
263A
26%
27
26
27
9,800
46%
.43%
4434
43%
44%
41
44%
*26%
28%
*26%
27%
*26
273/4
4%
;. 4%
27.
7
<
43%
29
*27
4%
13%
36%
27%
4,200
39,800
43/4
43/a
45/8
2,100
123/4
12
12 Va
123/a
12%
5.300
37
12
36%
3 6 5/a
36%
4%
8.800
36%
36%
53%
53%
53
53
53%
53 Va
52%
53
1,100
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
4,000
:
33%
31%
33%
313/4
32%
32%
32%
5,100
54
53
53
41%
41
42'/a
42 5/a
433/a
51,400
10
10%
11%
11%
11%
11,700
33
*53
53%
53%
40%
41%
40%
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
*9%
9%
9%
11%
15%
1
*40
42
*53%
11%
11%
11%
11 :,/4
15%
15 s/8
300
45
*40
44
55
113/8
11%
153/4
11%
1
*39
42
*39
50
TXL Oil Corp__——
233/4
18%
59
*81
LABOR
43/4
:
1.500'
15 3/4
70%
12%
preferred
"
81 >/4
;
50
5% conv prior
Twin Coach Co
•
70..
73
823/4
20th Century-Fox Film Corp.——1
,-\v.
!
793/4
73
811/4
1
50
1
—1
common
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
9
Aug 23
12% Feb
20,000
32%
5
Traux-Traer Coal Co
9
133/4 Aug
4
243/4 Feb 29
v
8% July 18
433/8 Sep
44,400
751/4
333/a
.
Trans World Airlines Inc
28V4 Sep
9
40 % May 27
69% May 27
21
22%
74%
32%
.
Trust—
share ctfs ex-distribution__l
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
100
Texas Utilities Co
No par
Textron Inc common
50c
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co.;
5
Thiokol Chemical Co.
1
Thompson (J R)
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
5
4% preferred
—100
Tidewater Oil common
10
$1.20 preferred
LI
;
25
Timken Roller Bearing.;
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co
5
Torrington Co
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
_
54 % Mar 10
Jan
37
19
213/4
75%
34%
Transue & Williams Steel—No par
Trans-United Industries
1
4
4
8
10% Jan
22
74%
22%
763/4
33
Trane Co ———„2
Transamerica Corp
—
—2
Transitron Electronic Corp
1
75
60
223/a
76
343/8
.
41% Aug 26
19% Jun
17% Apr
3
15% Dec
68 3/4 Jan
22 V8 Jan
19% Sep
Aug
3
15% Aug 22
26% Aug 17
19 3A Mar 11
22
78%
Sub
4
86% Aug 25
Land
Pacific
Texas
26% May 18
22%
76'A
34Va
Texaco Inc
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33 %
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
1
Texa& Pacific Coal & Oil
10
,
65
15%
15%
15
15 5/a
<
1.900
,
9,200
■
u
"
10% Jan
19% Nov
9% Jun
41
Jan
120% Feb i
23
3
16% Dec
6
80% Mar 13
12
4
2
150% July 27
28
9
19
15
98% Mar
5
75
19
73/4 Nov
18
9% Feb
28
27
.373/4 Jan
6
1
25 3/a Feb
4
21
Nov
27
64
Oct
22
Sep
23
7 % Deo
9
29 % Jan
12
29
16
Jan
23% Nov
2
17
31 % Sep 29
48% Jan 13
21
25 V4 Apr
5
66
Mar 26
32% Apr
20
136
Apr
3
1093/4 Mar 26
32% Mar 26
30% Jan
12
Oct
25
20% Apr
1
95
22
Mar 24
38% Apr
88% Apr
38% Dec
10
17
11
9% May 19
37% Mar 10
23% July
45%
42%
9
Jfar 22
9
an
88
May 10
81
May 17
23'/e Mar
24
Mar
5
4%
8
9
243/4 Jan
13
Union
4
46% Aug 22
1033/4 Aug 25
United
37% Jan
97
Sep
39 % Sep
9
6
95
27
Apr
31
Mar 21
Aug
16 3/a Sep
20
1
Sep
18
1955)
conv
1956)
conv
United Artists
United
United
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
United
38
36% Mar 28
22 Va Jan
0
United
7
31% Jan
0
United Fruit Co
27'/a May 20
34% Aug 30
Gas Improvement Co
Greenfield Corp
59% Aug 27
46% Apr
19
53% Jan
25
United
16
29
20
Jan
25
United
10% Jan
T
16% Apr
1 Va Nov
19
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
45% Jan
2
30% Dec
3
29% Sep
23
80% Sep 16
28
NOV
42% May
For
65% Dec
34% Mar
28
4
61% Apr 14
80% Aug 18
May 10
11% Jan
8
United
28
United
1% Jan
11
United Park
30% Mar
4
43% Jun
83% Jan
64% Jan
33% July
4
6%
8
16
U S
905/a Sep
2
Jan
20
24% July 19
30% Jan
4
U
75
Dec
21
49
74% Jan
4
U S
footnotes, see page 24.
S
Mach common
preferred
—25
preferred
& Foreign
100
1
Securities
Freight Co..
1
No
par
3,400
25%
2 6 3/a
34,800
8 3/8
8%
8V4
81/4
8 3/a
81/4
8%
6,600
4,600
29%
293/s
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
233/a
23
23
22%
22%
*22 %
22%
32 3/a
31%
32
313/4
32
32
33Va
8,600
443/3
43%
44V8
42%
433/a
413/4
42%
20,400
*100
1041/4
1041/4
*100
104V4
200
105
*100
93
93
93
94%
92%
93
31%
30
31
30 »/4
31%
313/4
32 3/a
13.100
39%
3 8 3/a
39
38V4
391/4
38V4
391/4
5,200
100
100
*92%
21%
21%
56%
56
-
*92%
21%
22
'563/4
,
32%
7%
32
32%
7%
7 3/4
36
:
*92%
100
21%
;''57%
32%
,
*93
7%
35
351/2
34%
700
100
223/a
"22
1,400
1,900
56
56
32
321/4
700
7%
7%
42,800
*35 Va
36 Va
800
57%
*32,
7%
36
4.400
16%
17
163/4
16%
16%
17%
17
17%
20%
20
201/4
20
20%
20
20 3/a
19,800
x333/a
34
333/a
34
33%
34 Va
33%
35%
21,500
*51%
52%
52
52%
52'A
52%
52
52
18
18
18
17%
173/4
18
18
8 3/a
8 3/a
17%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/a
6%
5%
173/4
17%
.17%
1 %
1 %
1
1
1
v
5%
6
5%
Xl7%
_1
—25
42%
201/4
20 Va
8.50
1
843/4
421/4
25%
36
.10
City Mines Co
*83
423/4
26V4
7 3/a
13 %
Borax & Chemical Corp com
4%%
4
35
0
July 26
Corp
843/4
42%
25%
*32
—10
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United Shoe
13
Industrial
4
18% Jun
*83
42%
26%
56
5
Convertible pfd series A
7% Jan
19
% Aug
4
50
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
July 21
84%
~io
42%
21%
5
Gas Corp.—
74
*83 'A
73%
43
*93%
No par
United
*73
843/4
*72%
313/a
.1
Engineering & Foundry
74
80
73
30
95
*77
39
2.50
United Electric Coal Cos
1
8
73
*94
,
*91
No par
Fastener (Del)
Corp (Del)
80
*99
10
Corp..
6,700
95
*77
43 %
No par
Carton
United-Carr
Jan
20% July 20
5 s/a
&
39Va
39Va
94
80
391/4
31%
1
Carbon Co
25
76
2
7
Board
38%
38%
.99
*77
29%
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
United
16% Jan
Jun
of
13,900
*22 5/a
5
pfd—100
pfd—100
Corp
Biscuit
1141/4
8V4
.—10
Aircraft Corp common
(ser of
31%
113%
*95
38 3/4
10,700
321/4
113%
26 %
5
(ser of
116
94%
393/8
2,200
32
31%
1123/4
32%
313/4
114
2,500
39,300
42%
————10
Inc
4%
Aug 30
18
Lines
4%
Aug 24
32 3/a
Air
9%
80
*83 V*
No par
Co.._
33
1163/4
94 %
10
Twist Drill Co—
United
18
54% July 25
Tank Car
8%
*73
common
preferred—
non-cum
Union
16
531/4
8%
39%
25
Co
15 %
521/4
9'/a
116 J/4
—No par
RR
153/a
53'A
8 3/a
No par
series
Pacific
153/a
503/4
9%
No par
series—
Union
2
21 Va Aug
7
$3.50
$4
Oil
151/4
52%
*77
of California
Union
15%
51
9%
x32 JA
_10;
series
6
84% Jan
29% Jun
$3.70
32 % Jan
Aug
July 15
9
80
-
Jan
8 5/a Aug
73/4 Jan
29
45
0
28
22% Jun
31
25% Jun
5
Corp—6%
No par
common
Preferred
Aug 19
43% Aug 24
8
Co.
15%
533/4
9%
series—No par
Preferred
Aug 16
85
29 Va Nov
243/a Feb
Preferred
33 Va Mar
383/b Feb
17
14
Apr
77 % Jan
23
Oct
78
Co
$4.50
Preferred
68% Jan
Mar
Corp
Electric
Union
Rubber
Paper
Bag-Camp
Aug 15
3
87
53% July 10
Oct
19
96
25
24
80% Nov 30
8
39% Aug
6
773/a Feb
24
Dec
30
148% Jan
4
19
Dec
101
8
Jan
87% Jan
Feb
77
30% Jan
Union
Union Carbide
76
07
19% Oct
4
16
4
29 Va Nov
1
43 Vt Jan
Sep
80
Aug
40% Deo
12% Mar
15%
51
1
No par
-
&
Union Asbestos
17
32
4
74
Corp
22
1123/4 Sep
353/4 Mar 16
86% Oct
Underwood
7% Jun
Apr
30 Va Jun
Aug 30
(The)
Corp
30% Jun
145/B Aug
51
57
Udylite
59 V*
58 V*
32
32%
32
39
39%
383/4
91%
*90 3/a
50%
*90%
26
•
5.13/a
■
-1
59%;
17%
•
1
25%
25%
513/a
2.900
6
4,700
17%
'
13
1
1,700
4.900
583/8
59 Va
.581/4
583/4
323/4
32 «/4
321/4
530
37%
39
50%
17%
1
38%
38'A
4,300
*90%
:
91%
51%
5%
6
17%
600
1,200
4.400
8%
32%
-
32
26
8 »/4
91%
25%
-
'
26
5OV2
50%
38
*90%
91%
25%
25%
1.800
50%
51
6.600
<
•
24
The Commercial and Financial
(1012)
-
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22
145% Sep
22
165
7% Dec
28
12 % Jan
28% Oct
29
36% Mar
9Y4 Sep
22
149
20
14 y4 Apr
40% Oct
9
23
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
24 y« Jun
18
29
Jan
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
37% Aug 31
21
7
39% Oct
76
9
Jan
20% Jun
3
Jun
3
26
40% Aug 10
75
Jan
26
47
Sep
8
Jan
4
Oct 29
47
19
38% Feb
37
54y4 Feb
47 y4
4
Jan
153
21
21
22% Dec
7
26% Jan
21
33% Oct
6
37% Feb
9
29 % Sep
22
"50% Mar 12
14 % Feb
26
17% Jan 30
8 Ye Jan
2
12 % Jan
14
34 % Mar 24
53% Oct
19
60 y4 Aug
9
July 22
2 s
4
139% Jan
138% Sep
Mar 30
29
74% May
108% Aug SI
7
Jun
26% Mar
24
Jun
15
34 y4 Jan
14
22
24
15 y4 Jan
8
Feb
12
9
32% May 11
5
47% Feb
28
10
18%
157
9
Dec
Sep~2l
Apr
29 y4
Dec"
Jan
6
41% Apr
146
14
21
22 % Aug
4
148
25 y4 Oct
12
29% Feb
17
28% Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
Jun
9
40
NOV
27
42
Jan
26
July 21
2
13 Va
22 Va Jan
2
30% Nov
31% Jan
-5
3A Jan
,
26% Sep
<
3
Mar
9
44
Jan
4
343/4 Jan
5
20
15% Sep
2
Jan
11
I
26% Feb
12
36
Sep
26
36
May
5
Nov 21
39% Jan
67% Jun
12
22
2
82% Nov
25
83 ya Jun
9
79
124% Jun
97
Apr 22
99% Jan
51
34% Jan 26
I
Jan
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
16
86% Mar 23
80
15
91% Mar 17
S2% Jan 18
81% Dec
Jan
Sep
29
87% Mar 16
11
20% Mar
9
15 % Dec
4
21% Mar
9
87% Jan
2
96% Feb 29
96% Jan
103% Feb
2
11
Jun
■
*
4
5%
15
Co
convertible
14
7
73% Mar
60% Aug 24
5,200
35
333/t
333/4
34
35
35'/a
34%
353/a
♦353/a
353/4
*35%
35%
100
533/4
49 %
52
50
51%
493/4
513/8
20,500
40%
423/4
393/4
41%,
393/4
41 y4
y40%
41%
15,100
•A
23/64
345,500
1
24
IS
May 6
Apr 17
333/4 Jan 27
42 3/4 Aug 19
98% Aug 30
West Penn Power 4%%
Feb
1
19
88
'
86
Jan
4
4.20%
preferred series C
8
35% Jan
4
Western
Air Lines Inc
23 Ya Jan
8
38
July 22
29% Feb
17
41V4 Jun
17
Western
Auto Supply Co com
96
15
98
563/4 Jan
July 25
17
97
Western Maryland Ry Com
6
37
Jan
6
4
213/4 Feb
19
Western Pacific
Western
413/4 May 11
57
Jan
13
32% Jan
5
Jun
10
77 % Jan
4%
2nd preferred
4
25% May 2
45% Feb 17
89% Aug 18
noncum
1
14
July 23
283/a July 21
51% July 23
173/4 jan 23
30'/2 NOV
35
51% Mar 11
Sep 22
32% Jan
6
78
July
19% Oct
453/4 Sep
9
1
69
99
8
2
July 19
52% Jan
8
Sep
28 3/4 Jan
4
9
8
313/4 Mar 10
323/4 May
9
29
Feb
19
43
4
36% Apr
29
43
25
127
26
10% May 11
153/8 Sep
8
42 V4 Jan
54 V4 Aug 22
22
Sep
30
129
22
27% Jan
9
25% Feb
31
36Ya Mar
6
23% May 31
53% Jan
2
18
9% Nov 23
f»% Feb
10
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
10
87% Sep 21
31
119
Jan
9
Sep
7
July
8
75
July 11
66
Jan
4
92 V4 Sep
9
927/a Aug 14
12% July 24
78
1
85V4Jan
13
8% Feb 24
10% Jan
14
39% July
«
49% Jun 34
148
Sep
1
25% Jun 84
136% Jun
4
Apr
28% July 14
38
Jan
6
22% May
2
37% Jan
6
95% Sep
7
138 % Jan
4
19
July 14
89Va Feb
17
25
Aug 26
1293/a Sep
1
30%
29%
29%
29%
293%
'3,800
145/s
147/a
143/4
147/a
143/4
143/4
2,200
59%
593/4
58%
593/4
583/8
58%
58%
587/a
37%
37Va
37%
371/4
363/4
37
*36%
371/4
2,300
1,300
68
683/4
66V4
68%
641/2
653/4
67
7,100
9
8Ya
9
8Ya
93/8
■
65
9
8%
11
11%
llYa
103/4
11%
103/4
11%
86
86
87
87
87
87
*86
6%
6 3/8
6%
6,400
87
6 %
6%
*6
111/4
9,900
6%
240
713/8
15%
34,300
32
313/4
31%
2,600
50%
50%
50%
5OV2
400
423/8
427/a
425/s
43
431/4
433/4
6,000
*38%
39%
38 Ya
39%
383/4
391/4
700
263/o
263/4
*26%
263/4
265/8
27
700
5
4,200
313/4
51
*501/2
*383/4
423/a
39%
»263/4
26 Ya
5Va
47/a
13V4
5
12%
*12%
5
5
47/a
13%
4Ya
123/4
*12%
125/s
125/s
400
393/4
40%
5,400
41V2
41
413/a
401/2
41
91%
97
97%
97
97
*88
89%
*88
89 %
*88
*86
87%
*86
87%
*86
39
39%
383/4
97
97
97
20%
20%
20 7/a
2OV2
20%
3,200
35%
343/8
343/4
34Y4
35
2,200
x41
977/a
5
393/s
39?/4
963/i
9 6 3/4
207/a
21
34%
353/8
No par
40
Air Brake
1
*96%
20%
35
:
98
•96V2
■
.
98
89%
*88
89%
87%
*86
871/2
39%
3 8 3/4
98
*961%
31
33
*31
33
*30%
19
18%
18%
*31
185/a
185/a
18%
6,500
46%
28 5/8
28,300
52%
46,000
453/4
47
433/4
453/i
441%
445/a
44%
291/4
271/4
28%
265/8
273/s
27i/a
52%
51%
531/4
88
511/a
883A
*871/2
88
102
*102
*88
*102
105
x50
50%
49%
495/a
X96%
971/4
*953/4
98V2
24
245/a
*45
"
23%
23
;
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70
*68
*66
45%
49
*953/4
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22%
70
*66
45%
45
4,900
33
18%
273/4
52
200
:
98
307/a
33
102
7,400
97
31
*31
31
110
■'
393/8
*96%
31
*96%
98
31
183/4
••
*97
31
*96%
31
*44%
52V4
511%
883/4
100
883/4
*87%
*102
105
14,300
50
105
49%
49
495/a
971/2
*96
97%
23 :"r-
2 2 5/8
69
30
.
237/a
70
3,000
69
45
29,400
100
443/4
400
421%
44%
5,400
"
X433/4
10%
43
102
11%
*25%
42
26 »/4
40 Ya
101
10%
93/4
43
*42
50
42
*101
433/4
102
*101
20
preference
preferred
723/4
313/4
32
5
100
common
71%
773/8
313/8
No par
RR
76
31%
51%,
72%
761/4
421/4
600
*41
413%
102
*101
100
10
9,800
*41
43
200
10%
93/4
423/4
*25%
423/4
101
9Ys
43
100
26%
*25
26%
25
25
1
22
22
211/4
213/4
21
21%
217/a
21 Ye
3,100
Wilcox Oil Co
5
40%
41%
40%
42 7/a
427/a
433/4
421%
431%
3,200
37
38%.
37
37Va
367/a
371/4
36 Ya
37'%
5,800
$3
convertible
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
No par
Industries
14
14%
1
53
533/8
10
com
42%
r
*
423/4
85
*811/2
85
*82
85
26
26
*26
27
*26
26%
500
143/4
151%
19,500
53
533%
1,600
423/4
6,500
14
14%
141/4
15 Ya
*53
53 3/a
53
53%
:
43
42%
127%
30
30
30
30%
293/4
303/a
29%
30 Va
24
24
231/4
233/4
233/a
23%
♦23Ya
233/4
2,400
2,100
691/4
693/4
693/8
69%
69
69%
483/4
49%
48
48%
46%
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
common
Prior preferred 4%%
series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
10
100
127%
*125
126
126,
*125
*90
*83
83%
5
8%
85/e
10
*8%
293/4
30
297/a
23
231/4
22 7/3
22 Ya
96%
96 Ya
95%
97
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
233/,
24Ya
23'/a
237/a
l
X1221/4
125
°D thlS day' *In recelvershlP or Potion has been filed for the company's reorganization, a Deferred delivery,
1193/4
123V4
r Cash sale,
921/4
40
83
821/2
821/2
800
8%
81/2
81/2
400
297/a
29V4
293/8
22 Ya
221/4
221/4
95%
96V4
95'A
971/4
23
23%
22
22 %
4,200
1.200
8,500
4,700
8 s/8
303/a
5
No par
47%
92
22%
87/a
69
46 Ya
92
x293/4
833/4
83%
11,600
68i/4
47%
83
92
No par
*125
127%
*90
92
*90
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
' Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Zenith Radio Corp
425/a
427/a
42%
10
293/8
10
Corp
Co
Corp
*811/2
26
100
Public Service
Worthington
26
10c
Inc
6% preferred
Iron
85
*823/4
10
Co
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Woodward
8
671%
29%
14 Ya
White Stores Inc
303/a Jan
8
Mar
Prior
*65
67%
*65
67%
*65
67%
51
5 V4 % preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common
1
Wisconsin
45
July 27
8OY4 Mar 10
59
.
31 % Aug 17
84y2 July 15
943/4 Feb
2
E^-disfrlbutlon^1063' n° SalC
83V4Aug 18
21% Feb
11
28% Dec
z
45 % Aug
463/a Sep
May 27
23% -Tnn
19% Not
27% July 12
Sep
May 23
21
14% Dec 14
67 »/4 Dec
8
40
23 y4 Jan
7
Aug 31
14 Va Jan
79
59% Nov 19
Aug 24
25
1
40% Jan 23
Nov
102
Mar 31
Mar 25
2
347/a Jan 22'
Mar
Sep 10
35y8Sep
Sep
July 26
64
88
2
79
98
22
29
17
Dec
6
2
6% Jan
83
62% Jan
6
39Ya Jun
118
1
-t
17%
White Motor Co
93% Apr 28
§
May 26
Apr
300
17
8
0
200
171/8
6
7
50
983/4
17
14
Jan
87%
967/a
17%
Jun
36
143/4
87%
97%
17V4
102% Mar 11
24% Jan
143/4
88 %
97%
173/4
48% July
7
15
*86%
98%
17%
673/4 Jan
Jan
*143/4
88 %
97%
11,900
1,800
8
7
15%
87%
513/8
37% Mar 14
15
*143/4
49-
40y8 Sep
Jun
15
483/4
53% Mar 20
Apr 25
103
4,800
48%
663/4 Dec 22
983/4 Mar 13
6
20
9%
493/8
24
47
Sep
65
93/4
97/a
48%
40 % Mar 30
7
4
93/4
49
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
9%
93/4
6 Va
..2.50
10
Westinghouse Electric common__6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4 V4 % convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
102
20
99
1
4.80% preferred
17
11
84 y4
91
143/4
100
4%% preferred
July 29
37 Ya Jan
May 11
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4
Aug 19
38% Mar II
Ja~n~29
160
84%
48'/4
100
100
..100
preferred series B
4.10%
Aug 25
Jun 20
Aug
97
»
9
5
pfd
92% Feb
163/4 Apr
5,500
30
DAY
1
20
28% May
48%
105%
__1
Mar 31
26
48%
105 Va
pi.
LABOR
1
100
West Penn Electric Co
4
78% Jan
,600
48%
105 7/a
*97%
CLOSED
5
14
31
92
48 Va
105 Va
STOCK
4
15
7Ya Jan
17
35% Dee II
89%
48%
106%
48
EXCHANGE
Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbilt Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
30% Jan
35
88
88
90
6,900
11,000
3,400
29%
'
5
Jun
28%
14
Waukesha Motor Co
10% July 28
100% Aug 12
28 %
113
30
9
37
27%
27/a
1103/4
27%
106%
9%
*65
43Y4 Sep
23% July 14
14
2%
111%
900
*88
5
82%
•
1093/4
*88%
90
93/4
.■-■
1
2.50
Apr 14
37% Dec
.*»/ I
HI I
30
Jan
i!
3
2%
113%
27 Va
48 %
513/4 Aug
87
~3
*2%
113
106 V4
373/4 Jun
81V4 Aug 23
8
391/4 July
"3
*88
4
4
Apr
*35 Va
353/4
W
61
78
>
"2%
8
43/4 Aug 10
500
51V2
27
July
38
35%
♦35
Feb
9
4,500
22,200
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical..!
Warren (S D) Co
__No par
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
37
■
193/4
100
38
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37%
441/4
;
153/s
16
100
101
28
36%
47%
preferred
7
2
363%
1053/4
preferred
45% Jan
COY® July
363/4
8
common
8
7
36%
28%
31
62% May
92% Jan
38
Z.100
1
Feb
353/4
26%
Jan
24
16,600
36%
No par
com
Dec
Nov
50
55
A
May
103
83
533/4
114%
26
88 y4
*82
55 Va
113%
93
112
82%
54%
56 %
14%
383A May 25
383/4 Apr
Dec"29
*423/4
82%
56%
833/,
1.25
42
77%
443/4
84
55
45
193/8
53/4% preferred
8
16% Aug 15
4
317/8 Feb 24
8y8 Jun 30
56,200
*363/4
30% Apr
53% Dec
*423/4
273/4
143/4
6%%
4
19
2
22
443/4
26%
90
217/a Mar
Jan""8
*423/4
*82%
50
263/a
*86
9
29 3/4
25 V4
50,100
90
18
27% Sep
26 Va
65%
*86
513/8 Sep
Dec
25%
2,900
156
64 V4
90
10 Va Jan
SI
Not 24
32% Nov 17
27%
156
.
"86
53/4 July 11
Dec 29
6 53/8
156
SO
8
95
633/4
*154%
*86
16
Dec
66%
160
$4.12 preferred
Vulcan Materials
8% Dec
91
63%
89
24% Jan
90
*158%
69%
643/4
3,900
19%
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
6% preferred
Ward Industries Corp
29
158%
: 34
*87
7
23
64
,
89
4
Sep
34
64%
85
15
79
2,700
65%
11%
343/3
64
*87
153/4 Jan
78% Dec
6,800
35
65
11%
x34 Va
65%
*84%
89% Jan
102
11%
333/4
11%
11 Va
11%
34%
87
15 V4 Jan
19
1,000
85
7
Jun
9,500
18%
11%
87
2
33
32 %
18%
>
,
37%
83/4 July 18
15% Dec 28
31%
19
*84
103/4 Aug
233/a July
323/4
183/4
89
84y4 July
12
313/4
19%
85
20
30
34%
*19
*84
24
21
313/4
20 J/4
*87
Feb
3% J»n
34%
*36
100
100
18 y4 Aug
ley® Dec
35%
100
94
25 y4 Jan
25 Va
353/4
$4.20 preferred
29
48 3/4 May
240
1,100
25
36%
-
$4.04 preferred
123/4 May 19
9
36%
25%
25
19%
6% dividend partic preferred__100
83 Ya Dec
36 y2 Feb
25%
36
50,800
14 Va
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
12
25%
36%
1,000
/:
37
2
48 y2 Jan
25%
50%
193/4
69 V4 Sep
9
25%
50%
15%
1
51
147%
Rights
$5 preferred
Jan
45% May
78%
1463/4
14%
Feb
May"~4
77%
147%
50
19%
4
7
65% Aug 21
77%
*146%
50
38,
Jan
28 y4 Apr
79%
147%
'
15%
40
41% Jun
77%
4,200
,
36%
v.
5
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
943/4 Apr
37% Mar
520
300
30%
19%
4
•
29%
38%
35 y8 Aug
22
29%
29%!
50 V4
78%
50
80
35%
14
Aug 21
295/8 ;
14,600
37%
*
Jan
18 y2 May 19
37%
"
156
*37
37
1
Va-Carolina Chemical
102 y2 Apr
May 13
41
48%
155%
155%
38%
146%
50
1473/4
56%
45
54%
493/4
146%
/ 47%
48
47
155%
156
29%
293/4
*43y4
21
55% May 11
41% July 29
52% July 20
12
*37%
79
15%
16
Aug 24
29
155%
38
293/1
,
49 Va
47%
49% '
156
-
*77
79
*77 "
79
*77
79
/
Apr
4,300
19
Vick Chemical Co
Jun
"
*82%
8
Sep'n
5,900
25%
25
46
1,300
443/4
64%
18% Jun
26
283/e
44
158%
447/a Jan
Jun
28 Va
44 Va
64%
1
Oct
28 3/4
433%
11%
8
48
28
44
34%
Sep
20
28%
433/i
<
333/4
12
12 y8 July
28%
/
29% Sep
50
28%
437/B
•'
X193/4
DAY
76% Mar 11
Sep 22
liy8Nov
4
x28 %
79%
46% Nov 30
39
1
LABOR
17
333/4 Mar 30
.22
CLOSED
25
21
213/4
38
EXCHANGE
Dec
43% Sep
22
49%
66% Sep
2
2,000
8%
23
22
10
Inc
4
14% Jan
29%
*8%
83/a
155%
Wabash RR 4%% preferred
100
Wagner Electric Corp
15
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Hiram) G & W
No par
21
29
83/a
*8%
8,200
;.
..
38%
223/a
STOCK
62
40
29%
100
10
*36%
*8y4
*77
V.
A
9%
10
38%
29%
*36%
210
7,100
27
433/4
•j
••
.-?■
*25%
22 y4
83/4
•8%
22 3/8
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co^_6V2
15% Jan
2
Jun
95
•-
8
30
13% Jun
29%
27
90% Aug 16
9% July 28
85
29%
30
*25%
93/4
•
6,300
5%
Aug 10
89
82% Jun 23
12% Nov
79
29%
53/4
*38
11
106% Aug 24
85
Aug 31
4
29
Co
Associates
Vendo Co
30% Aug 23
9
4
39% Mar
6% Jan
9
Feb
21 y4 Mar
353/4 May 25
107
Mar 20
108
9
76
4
96% Dec
Oct
19% Jan
76
8
2% Sep
6
38 %
6
1.25
Raalte
Varian
20
ti Sep
A Sep
11% Jan
29
Van
Aug 12
46
39% Aug 26
4% Dec
10 Va
*36%
Shares
973/4
1
convertible preferred
$2.28
2
31% Feb
53
9%
38%
10%
*367/a
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
36% Apr 17
21
10%
•
25%
26%
the Week
156
5%
6%
25%
•24%
963/4
156
158
158
159
6
6%
6
..
Sept. 9
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
5
18% Aug
34
47% Aug 27
29% Nov .10
9
32% Feb
II
36% Feb
31
*158
Friday
Sept. 8
95%
97%
97
95%
97
159
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
96
*157
.
3
May
.
13
SALE
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 5
Monday, September 12, 1960
,
■
144
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
46
8
T
69% July
10
24
88 Va May
7% Mar
154% Aug 10
45% Feb
142% Sep
33'/a Jan
6
25% Jun
58% May II
99
Jun 19
23
3
8% July 25
26
,
27
F-
O S Gypsum Co common.—.—v—.4
161
Aug 23
7 % preferred
,-100
8 y« Jan
4
US Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
31% Feb 12 '
J
5% class A preference.
50
13% Jan 15
U S Industries Inc common
...1
40
Jan 22
4%% preferred series A
50
30y4 Sep
1
US Lines Co common
1
8% Jan 27v,
4%% preferred
10
26% Jan
5
: ■ U S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
35
Jan
4
:
Vu s Playing Card Co.—__T.TT.,_^_5
50% Jan 19 Y/Vy^U S Plywood Corp common
—1
78
Aug 31 !
3%% preferred series B._—.100
64
Jan
5
U S Rubber Co common.....™-,
5
157y4 Aug 11 8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
47
Apr 27 j
US Shoe Corp
—__._____1
36% Apr 12
US Smelting Ref & Min com
50
50% Aug 29
7% preferred
...50
5 1 ;
a U S Steel Corp common—„._.16%
103% Jan
148'
Aug 25
7% preferred
.100
26y4 Aug 25
, U
S Tobacco Co common____No par
36% Aug 29
:
7% noncumulative preferred
25
36y4Jun 24
US Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
24 % Mar 29
United Stockyards Corp ____—:—1
13% July 11
United Whelan Corp
30c
51 % Jan
4
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—:
1
66
Aug 25
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
159
Apr 13
8% preferred
100
80% Jun 17
Universal Match Corp
.2.50
31% Apr
7
Universal Oil Products Co
:
1
46% Aug 18
Universal Pictures Co Inc com.—1
84
Aug 16
4%% preferred
100
62% Jun 13
* Upjohn Co
—1
38
Jun 21
Utah Power & Light Co—
12.80
116% Jun
Aug 18 '
25
2
IT
44% May 21
85% Apr 20
267/a Dec
*
Jan
5% May
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
12
86% Feb
Apr JT
Mar SO
120
-
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
S6% Sep
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
V-
Chronicle
...
.
1213/4
124'A
wd When distributed,
'
::v
.
1233/4
1257/a
x Ex-dividend,
y
4,000
31,000
y Ex-rights.
Volume
Number 5985
192
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1013)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
YEARLY
■
^
the
when
ln the column headed "Interest
bonds mature. Figures
after
Period"
Lowest
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
In each case the month
point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
decimal
Highest
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 5
Low
High
Exchange
indicate
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Low
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 7
Low
High
Sept. 6
High
PRICES
Thursday
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 8
Low
1
High
Low
Week
Sept. 9
High
Bonds($)
15 1975-1985
Oct
1 1969
♦103
103.8
*101.24
102
* 101.22
101.30
102
*101.24
102
Treasury 4s
Feb
*101.2
101.10
" 101.2
101.10
•101.2
101.10
*101.2
101.10
Treasury 37/8S
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1974
♦100.20
100.24
« 100.20
100.24
•100.20
100.24
*100.20
100.24
*100.2
100.10
'
100.2
100.10
•100.2
100.10
*102.2
100.10
Treasury 4%s
Treasury 4s
May
Treasury 3%s
^Treasury 3'As
86.8
11
Apr
86.8
11
Apr
Feb
Treasury 3%s
.Jun
1
1980
15 1990
May 15
Feb
15
Aug
15
1966
Feb
15
1995
Jun
15
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
Treasury 2'As
Jun
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Dec
Mar
Mar
Treasury 2'As
Jun
83.6
Nov
13
85.4
Jan
10
93.24 Nov
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 Vis
Sep
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26
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1014)
,
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 9)
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Low
dollar
bonds
1980
June-Dec
dollar
5s
bonds
1972
June-Dec
3s
Greek
High
Bonds
Jan. 1
Low
No.
part
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106
101
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1968
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1966
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76
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104
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debentures
1971
debentures
1984
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98
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1990
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96
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.
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1966
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1978
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1979
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72
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subord
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1983
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3s debentures 1965
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,
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88
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mortgage
95
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debentures
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95%
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debentures
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96 Va
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15
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mortgage
97
97
98 %
20
96
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88
88
90
26
83
92
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91
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85
91
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89
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■
95
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Central
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_
1971
footnotes,
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Terminal Bldgs 5s income
ABush
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
of
106
Feb-Aug
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Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s 1980—
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 4%s
1983
May-Nov
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
98
♦99% 100
May-Nov
to
99%
100%
93
106
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3s series K
debentures 1980
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&
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1979
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97
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of)
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1979
extende<
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1984
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61
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conv
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126
90
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96
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1981—
of
98%
81 %
13
89
89
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1976
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bond
readjustment
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94%
166
94%
94%
June-Dec
1964
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1953
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51%
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105
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1974
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107
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87
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debs
5s
107
June-Dec
1974
1963
98%
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2
52
100
86%
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1968
to
1962
1989
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City
June-Dec
1961
extended
$
52
86%
92%
87%
83%
—
100
52
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88
81%
-
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Co—
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debentures
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June-Dec
1965
to
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f 3%s 19901993
s
debentures
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
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mtge
California
f 1971
s
100
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series
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extended
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1962
1962
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33
92%
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1979
&
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ret
154
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1968
Dec
99%
92
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series
38
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99%
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1987
income
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70
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conv
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145
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1952
external
251
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to
198
1979
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1958
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cons
Beneficial
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extended
assented
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93
58
63%
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1962
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s
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71
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1968
external
301
1984
4V2s A
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52
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2012
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mtge
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74
74
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2004
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95
239
1977
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conv
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1956
loan
85%
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3%s
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debentures
conv
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75
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74
1957—May-Nov
1999
2.25%)
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loan
17
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1950
to
17
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Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
69%
51
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reduced
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78%
81%
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71
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1995
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da
89
9
166
1976
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2004
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46
106
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51
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1952
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94
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78 Va
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A
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debentures
4%s
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pursuant to Plan
78
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76%
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Paulo
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78
72%
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69%
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78
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A6'•is
fund
to
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6
1979
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A
27
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Baltimore
1999
2%) 2012^
loan of 1926
to
63 Va
390
1962_ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1977
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debs
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1946
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63
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pursuant
67
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Feb-Aug
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80
83
debentures
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to
external
1967
(State
pursuant
Etamped
7b
1953
2012
loan
inc
5s
debentures
Baltimore
April-Oct
A
79
83%
debentures
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A
Plan
to
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2001
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133
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260
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sink
reduced to
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100 Va
89
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1969
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7s
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gold
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24
84%
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40
100%
1973
debentures
debentures
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93 Va
10
101% 101%
1968
stamped
97%
95 %
May-ZVou
1958
loan
stamped
94%
98%
81 %
106%
1983
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debentures
3%s
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;
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1966
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June-Dec
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7%s
32
Feb-Aug
100
fAExternal sinking fund
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Porto
65
96%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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—
1987
3%s
49%
100% 100 %
June-Dec
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assented
111
87
June-Deo
June-Dec
1982
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1986
3%s
♦99%
1968
external
f
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Feb-Aug
1975
41
101% 101%
June-Dec
1958
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s
s
95
58
/
1977
1980
debentures
2%s
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loan
of)
extl
extl
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&
debentures
2%s
75
Feb-Aug
;
1963
(30-year)
(State
(Republic
ANat
Foundry
&
48 Va
3s
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to
2.125%) 2008
APeru
1966
__
debs 1988
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extended
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,,
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102
102
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—
94
94
98%
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99% 100_
94% 95%
„
99%
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debentures
subord
conv
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April-Oct
April-Oct
1963
1973
(30-year)
1958
June-Dec
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
96 Va
99%
__
'
1990
2%s
1965
new
loan
loan
97%
debentures
3s
3%s
Co
debentures
American
extl
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Jan-July
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67%
94
94
97 /« 98
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96
—
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101
1981_April-Oct
April-Oct
1978
April-Oct
1983
1980
41
♦46
June-Dec
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5 A Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Oriental
—
83 %
93
76%
2
101
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f
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extl
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f
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1964
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103
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s
98
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5%s 1970
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11
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4V«s
f
100% 101%
95%
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218%
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6%s
fund
(Govt)
sinking
-
1998
1st gtd 4s
& Dye 3%s debs
Chemical
4 %s
218%
Jan-Julv
1952
fund
sink
(Kingdom
High
92%
90
—June-Dec
pursuant to Plan A
to 2.125%)
2008
reduced
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5%s
14
18
7s 1957—April-Oct
to Plan A
2.125%) 2008
extl
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No.
—
sink
to
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4s
917's
91%
May-Nov
1954—
pursuant
reduced
Norway
90 %
91
Feb-Aug
1978
6M2S
(State)
extl
6%s
bonds
$
of)
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to
(State Mtge Bank)
3s
SAMilan
New
90 >,a
May-Nov
1965
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
*91%
90
—
__
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4%s
157
92%
Feb-Aug
1964
to
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of
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1954
extended
1965
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of
extended
1954
extl
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loan
extl
1975
1962-;-
A
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
3s
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1977
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84
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100
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
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Last
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80
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81
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Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979rMay-Nov
43/4S debs series B 1981
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June-Dec
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85
101%
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refunding
112
National Distillers 81 Chem 43/4S debs 1983-May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—ApriZ-Oct
Steel Corp
88%
88 %
88%
84 %
&
33
National
63'A
80%
75
57%
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1976
88
57
11
78
1st
101% 103
debentures
83
19
*83
1st
101%
3 Vis
12
60 %
*79
refunding
58
Natl
conv
88
59%
81 %
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1970
87
60 %
80
62%
26
debentures
87
75%
44 %
103% 104%
Cylinder Gas 5 Vis
Dairy Products
106 %
86
55%
104%
3s
101
74
2
Feb-Aug
National Cash Register 43/4S s f debs 1985_June-Dec
National
*106%
June-Dec
3%s series R 1982
June-Deo
3s series S 1983
June-Dec
2%s series T 1976
June-Deo
mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dcc
mtge 3%s ser W '84—June-Dec
97%
1986
ser
101%
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
59%
6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Ward Credit 47/8s debs 1980__Jan-JuZy
first gtd 3 Vis 2000
June-Dec
Chatt
102 %
101 %
96
83%
&
100
95
*
85
Mar-Sept
1978—
95%
100
*102
74
56%
Essex
89
77
97%
Railroad
debentures
3 Vis
100
100
88%
91%
Juue-^v0
3%s
56%
States Tel 81 Tel 2%s 1986
20
77%
debentures
Mountain
87%
83%
83 y4
90%
89%
*89
14
debentures
&
91
*89%
89%
A
93
81
86
*81
13
3%s
Morris
96
91%
88
83%
3%s
Monon
.90
3
82%
73%
Montgomery
34
92
83
73%
1966
96
82 V*
Si
&
105
94%
94%
83%
66%
Monogahela Ry 3Vis series B
99%
122%
82%
68
4s 1991
108%
302
June-Deo
101
Malone first gtd
*87
118% 120
119%
*119
First &
1st
85%
88
83
June-Dec
445
2045
81%
78
88%
73
&
73
11
—
80%
71%
Mohawk
81%
98
81
30
72%
1
89
74
89%
71%
1976
17
80 %
87%
71%
debentures Jan
97%
83
101 >/a
89'%
72%
income
93%
86 3/a
mortgage 4V4S series
4V/4S coll trust
60
83
89%
Si
St
100%
80 %
119%
78%
74%
86%
&
First
83
71
5
Mi
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
&
&
75
81%
19%
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
&
&
First
83
Co—
refunding 3%s series I 1966
&
86
*84%
ApriZ-Oct
1975
1980
Electric 2%s
Electric
&
Gas
80
97%
Feb-Aug
April-OcZ
Mar-Nov
Oklahoma Gas Si
1975
f>b-aiia
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 4%s
1987
Jan-July
Olin Mathleson Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May-Nov
5%s conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Oregon Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Ocf
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
April-Oci
Pacific
80%
86
*79
Mar-Sept
1974
2%s
2%s
mortgage
mortgage 4,/4S series B Jan 1
5s
3s
mortgage
mortgage
71
83
3%s 1984
mortgage 4%s
1986_
mortgage 4s 1988
Edison
80%
100
juix-JUiy
June-Dec
April-Ocf
First
Mar-Sept
First
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
Ohio
14
*78
mortgage
mortgage
60
40%
17%
Feb-Aug
2%s, 1979
mortgage 3Vis 1982
First
1974
60
55
Co—
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
first
mortgage
1st
Gen
4s
2047
60 V2
50%
*82
April-Oci
Power
1st
Gen
1
Jan
1984
4s
18
issues—
1990
C Jan 1 2005
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
lien
prior
Ry
3s
States
First
y«
87%
85
90
►85
Jan-July
A Jan 1967
5 Vis subord income debs 2033
A Cum
88
Jan-July
1978
trust
(Minnesota
1st
1st
Jan-July
Pacific
General lien
First Si
95
83
93
44%
40-year
1979
debentures
f
s
1978
debentures
f
s
58 y4
60
First
*92
May
May
1991
1962
4s series B 1962
lien 4 Vis series D
4%s
First
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
1977
First & refunding
88
89%
97
1990__June-Dec
lnc ser A Jan
Texas
&
Kansas
1976
debentures
First
April-Oct
1967
4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971
General mortgage 4s
debentures
f
First
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
Missouri
f
First
85
Regulator—
debentures
33/4S s f
1967
70
*96
94
Minneapolis-Honeywell
i
refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
*78%
'Jan-July
debentures
39
1974
debentures
s
First
76
71%
Mar-Sept
1973_May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
.May-Nov
May-Nov
1997—Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
1974
A
84%
*83%
3%s s f debs
1973
s
First
71
series
Gas
debentures
s
First
84
79%
86%
102
102
B3%
—
141% 146
86 Vi
77%
101 %
97
41
f
72%
80%
75
97%
II
*101%
101
Natural
s
First
79
__
*71
4Vis
ref
and
18%
11
77%
17%
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oci
general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
Central
First
88%
70
Feb-Aug
Mar-SepZ
1987
4%s
mortgage
67
70%
*50%
Jan-July
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
Feb-Aug
2%s
3%s
58
40
—
60
& Western
Northern
81
85%
70
*79%
88
fund
mortgage
mortgage
12
—
*60
Jan-July
J an-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—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993—Jan-July
54%
29%
45
*71%
mtge
cons
69
54
31%
11%
83
65%
50%
2
*84%
1975_Mar-Sept
1993_April-Oct
Light first mtge 2%s
first consol gtd 4s
&
Putnam
&
Coll
97%
92%
__
*63%
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
sinking
&
51
30 %
Susquehanna Si Western RR—
Term
1st
mtge 4s 1994
Refunding Si Improve 4Vis ser A 2047
98
18
73%
*72%
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C
3%s
Power
Y
5 Vis
105%
185
K..
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974__May-Nov
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988—April-Oct
43/aS debentures 1991
June-Dec
Vis conv
Y
83
44
57
11%
66%
63
66
51
2007~Jan-JuZy
4s ser A
mtge
78%
85
62'/a
65
Y
Northern
100
100
refunding
&
83%
77
80%
62%
*65%
30%
57
81
*83
Si Hartford RR—
Haven
New
4%s
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4
Y
96%
51V*
*63%
May-Nov
May-Nov
71%
89%
♦85%
65%
63%
68
*79
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
B
60%
*83
1980—June-Dec
April-Oct
1973
series A
4s
West
&
series
4%s
67
95%
6
,'*>17:'
77
112%
v
Lack
Y
54%
■■
June-Dec
2043
2043
series A
4s series B
4s
3%s
Ray)
(J
subord
conv
McKesson
~8
*96%
1986
Connecting RR 2%s series B
& Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Y
1st
«....
F
1989
debentures
income
3%s
24%
60
series
3s
mortgage
Northern
23%
103
May-Nov
"ex wts"
debentures
McDermott
53
23
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Stores
f
51
60
*100
Y
II
Chicago Si St LouiB—
Northern
57
47%
:■
*88%
f debentures
s
51
41V*
A-/'
53%
e
54%
York
Norfolk
51%
%
56
General
64%
__
2%s debentures 1972
1978
1980
May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977
Dept
2
*80
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc. 5Vis subord debs 1968__Mar-Sept
Macy {?. H) & Co 27/as debentures 1972__May-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5Vis 1978
—Feb-Aug
3'As
1%:" 2
52%
24
63
51%
3
Jan-July
1980
1983
General
mortgage 3%s
1983
4%s conv debentures 1972
99
25
59%
50
General
84%
*51
mortgage 3Vis
3 'As s
96
74
52%
1982
1st mortgage 3Vis 1984
1st mortgage 47/aS 1987
May
4
*45 Va
26
64%
90
div second
5Vis 1968
94%
62%
60
63
64 3A
General
93%
refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
Co
83 »A
84%
gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s 1979
Martin
64%
92%
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
1st
58
79
61
84%
62 y4
1
mortgage 3%s 1997
collateral gold 3%s
Shore
Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage
2%s 1980
91
1
96
90
86
96
96%
ApriZ-Oct
1980
6s
Niagara
3
63
97 %
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
Louis
2%
iy4
~
58
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 27/as ser G
St
96%
93%
93%
debentures 1978
Louisville Si Nashville RR—
First &
91%
*96%
3%s
First &
N
120
115
3
A-'-SA
94%
trust
4s ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
....
*90%
1976
debentures
1%
95
1st
1976_June-Dec
April-Oct
1982
debentures
Lcng Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
3s
May-Nov
Hay-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
1980
3.75s
Corp
debentures
4.50s
'76_June-Dec
1962
4s
97%
86%
*91%
63
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Little
97%
"A
—A
—
96
1%
May
May
interest 2003
interest 2003
E 4Vis contingent
Series
A
contingent interest 2003
D 4s
96%
94%
96
May-Nov
May-Nov
May
2003
fixed interest
5s
Series
A
93 Va
■
—
*92%
Jan-July
fixed interest 2003
4 Vis
B
Series C
50
*120% 123
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
Series
79
50
—
*93%
Feb-Aug
to 1984—
5s extended
99
78%
v-
*96
Feb-Aug
stamped 1974
5s
mortgage
—
N
96 y4
.''■"'-A'.--—
.
N
78
75
«•
——
*93%
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
'A-—
*50
—
N
80
75 y8
99
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
Lehigh
■,
83%
69%
29
1998
A
series
4s
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River Si Port Chester 4%s A '73_Jan-July
Co—
RR Term
&
81%
81%
*98
Corp
Dock
79
79
*78%
1961
Jan-July
3%s 1983
Jan-July
Kings County Eiec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
+£Kreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959—Mar-Sept
Lakefront
2
60%
132
70 %
First
105 Vi
101V*
25
57
57
61%
4 Vis
N
81 %
A,
59'A
61
Mortgage
N
83%
80
—
—
—
—
58%
Mortgage
90
81%
unguaranteed
4 Vis
74%
102% 103'A
80
Jan-July
1961
Plain
Kimberly-Clark
N
118
91
86
80
102%
N
84%
90
71 y»
81%
69'A
4Vis
89%
85 %
90
Mar-Sept
82%
77%
85
Co—
RR
High
71 Va
—
58%
First
37%
10
97 Vi
95
*83%
1990
4s
99
82%
Jersey Central Power &
Kanawha
85
94
__
*97%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1978
Power Co 3%s
Interstate
*88%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
debentures series A
f
s
4Vis s f debentures 1987
—
*82%
19<7—
3°/4S
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E
252%
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
Low
No.
61%
New
93 Vi
84
175%
*70
1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3 Vis 1998 Feb-Aug
100%
1
214
Central
General
101%
:
Jan. 1
Sold
Feb-Aug
Lake
'
96
Range Since
Bonds
73%
Feb-Aug
1974
3s
mtge
N Y Central Si Hudson River RR—
101 Vi
103
100%
40
100
York
1st
Term
Consolidated
Collateral
96%
101
102% 102%
High
Refunding Si impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding Si Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
85%
100% 100 %
100%
New
82
—
*99
102 %
Si Light
Power
Orleans
238
__
*85%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
207%
*82%
Jersey
New
72%
71
Jersey
New
77 %i
76%
*71
or
Last
Sale Price
Jan-July
Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
New
New
83%
83
v
*77%
3 Vis
mortgage
Period
New York Stock Exchange
9)
Week's Range
Low
80
First
Interest
BONDS
High
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
80
Illinois Bell Telephone
(Range for Week Ended September
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Period
Stock Exchange
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
.
Week's Range
Friday
New York
.
83
First
Si
79%
85%
First
&
First Ac
refunding
mortgage
refunding
refunding 4%e
June-Dec
May-Nov
May-Nov
s
June-Dec
——Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Oct
91
—
*85 V4
77%
79%
*85%
77%
82
6
17
83
72 %
77%
75
82
79 %
87%
73
87%
*84
*83
91%
77
80%
74%
84
84
103% 103%
>97'A
104%
1
85%
94%
100% 100%
,
*1
94 VA' 94%
2
(105% 106%
13
100%
102% 106%
92%
Volume
Number
192
5985
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Phllco
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
debs
subord
conv
1984
.Apr-Oct
Jan. 1
100%
100% 103 %
New York Stock
Low
100%
123
12o %
'
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s sf debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2:,/4S debentures 1964
4'As
debs
subord
conv
Pillsbury Mills
Inc 3'/as
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1987
f
s
V.
1972
111%
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
S 5 'A
227
••'
;•
*72'A
96
91%
16
*88
'"V:t
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_Ma2/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
:
5s
series
A
1970
Ju?ie-Dec
93%
93'A
93%
15
89
mortgage
5s
series
B
1975
April-Oct
.90%
90%
91
20
88
3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
& Chem 1st mtge 3'As 1964
May-Nov
Consolidation Coal 3y2s 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage
*70%
—
Coke
Plantation
3%s
Pipe
f
s
Potomac
Line
Electric
Procter &
Feb-Aug
100%
debs
1981
Gas
&
*77
£
and
refunding
and
96%
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
First and
8s
debentures
3%s
2037
—-
•'-.•A
-'
45/8s
debentures
Quaker
Oats
"v.,
1964
mortgage
1950
7s
Debt
adjustment
series
A
4y2s
series
B
4»As
series
C
Richfield
4%s
Oil
Rochester
Royal
75%
♦84%
"\
78
86'/a
93%
104
85
85
y: <V-—'
:P-
28
96%
59%
'
93%
2
86'A
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M 3'As
series
.
St
Louis-San
1st
mortgage
ASecond
1st
86%
series
4s
series
4s
m
—
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April-Oct
98
Jan-July
—
~~
.
—
94
90
31
%
93%
income
3s
bond
4s
Second 4s
21
St
1 aul
&
St
Paul
Union
Scioto
V
Scott
&
New
Paper
3s
4s
cons
debentures
3s series
mortgage
37/sS
Finance
Seagram
3s
debentures
f
s
Seaboard
(Jos
E)
Sears
Roebuck
debentures
subordinated
Roebuck
Seiberling
5s
Oil
subord
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
2y2s
Bell
debs
27/as
Southern
Natural
Pacific
4V2s
—
82 »A
102'A
56
97
12
92'A
105
8
34
106
100
104%
97%
15
S
86%
84%
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90
114% 115%
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88
86
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80%
95%
4
80%
80%
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17
101% 103'A
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2%s-4'As
4y2s
Co
82%
76%
—
Term
777/a
75%
73
—
'■
61%
Jan-July
1973_June-Dee
conv
77
61%
*115
--
RR
93%
93'%
94
MayrNov
;
3%s ser A
mtge
mortgage
mortgage
99%
99
99%
88 »A
88
88'A
31
83%
83%
1
69%
69%
7
June-Dec
'75
First
mortgage 2'As
First
mtge
series
5%s series
H
E
-Jan-July
Jan-July
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1986
1996
F
1961
G
Ry first consol gold
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
gold 5s
—
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:
*62
Steel
3'/8s
4'As
&
lien
1st
ref
&
subord
6s
1976
83'A
89 %
83'A
5s
Z.~.>
*99%
"*:-a
RR
West
Shore
4s
F
ser
99
96 A
103%
98
94'A
3
5
88%
95%
89'A
89 »/*
94%
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86
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93 %
100'A
37
93%
101
82%
15
96
96%
52
70'A
1
82%
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88'A
116 %
series
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I
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series
Public
Electric
3'As
Service
m:
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84%
74%
79%
85%
delivery
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sale
not
year's
range,
n
the
76'A
79
83 %
85
—
92
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88
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87
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84
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55
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94
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:
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,
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82 %
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94
61
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79
84
—
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85
55'A
29
-
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112
77
60'A
May
89 %
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81%
26
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94
v
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88
92
92
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Jan-July
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118%
89'/a
*87%
...
„
May-Nov
1971
j
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2004
A
114%
79%
1980——Feb-Aug
s f debs
RR Co—
3'As
4s
118%
■
—
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V-y
__
Jan-July
May
4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
Electric
Power
2%s
1976
in
83
W
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Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
1984
debentures
92'/*
106
98%
*73%
*84%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
mtge
Wisconsin
88
98%
68
22
89'A
88'A
ti
April
April
1991
2361
gtd
4s
1st
mortgage
88
100'A
89,
-
—Feb-Aug
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s convertible
debentures 1975_
Wisconsin
■
.
-70'A
May-Nov
1983
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
First
82%
80
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■
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99
1
100%
100
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99
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mortgage 3'As series C 1979
5'As
debentures
1982
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/bs ser A 1981
included
10
99
95
94
88%
1976_Jan-JuZy
included in the year's range
d Ex-interest
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s
e
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r Cash
range,
not
100'A
95%
__
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Mar-Sept
2008
debs
registered 2361—
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income
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2
93%
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<
95
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wi
1980
debs
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5s
80
95
Co—
Power
Penn
West
^
:
4- —
91
88'A
*82%
series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 25/8s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage 3s
1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As
1974
May-Nov
69%
6
99
99
*80
-.-.t
101
85
Power Co—
mtge 23As ser E
4s
mortgage
72
*91
Jan-July
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan
First
b.
65
94%
*88
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
61
17
95%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1996
75
84
102%
102
2
72
*96% 105
June-Dec
Mar-Sep/
Gen
61%
104'A 104'A
Jan-July
1994
63'A
80%
1969
Gen
56%
-
88 Va
1976
debentures
income
Central
95%
82%
83%
1975__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser II 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-JwZy
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
May-Nov
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100
77
2
Corp—
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conv
74
—r*
4
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82
88
74
•
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93%
79
of
subord
conv
,
88
■
Jan-July
May-Nov
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—Jan-JuZy
1983
47/8s 1968
America—
subord debentures
conv
2,
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ctfs
Corp
Vendo
debs
4s
Works
Participating
Vanadium
128%
91
'
April-Oct
1983
Southern
first
United
1978
1967
Steel
87%
82'/a
87
«...
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
2%s
debentures
States
a
series
series
2%s
•
93%
99
April-Oct
4'As
trust
Corp
89%
146
93%
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83'/*
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93%
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1972
debentures
Rubber
S
Co—'
27/8s
f
s
63
109%
74
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1977
A
—^
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Gen
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1977
Whirlpool
61
—
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88
2%s 1970
coll trust 35/8s
148
131'A
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:
div
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72
77'A
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75%
7
82'A
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Jan-July
1994
76'/a
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107 %
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1976
Westtnghouse
Jan-July
1
81%
75
—
June-Dec
debs 1970
sinking fund debentures 1973
& coll trust 4'As 1977
25/8s
95%
Co—
1981
Southern Pacific
U
103%
94 %
272
'
*91%
—
Feb-Aug
1970
75'A
12
78
June-Dec
May-Nov
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4%s
100
86%
86%
115'A
April-Oct
1963
85%
73%
99%
80'A
—
♦83
1971__May-Nov
1980
debentures
debentures
f
s
3%s
102%
99%
3%s
1971
& coll trust 3'As 1972
& coll trust 33/8s 1975
mtge
82%
.
89
90
June-Dec
5s
72
97%
—
119'A 119'A
119'A
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Corp
&
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1st
90
Co—
(Oregon
4'As
Memphis
90
bo
103% 104
Jan-July
1979
4'As ,1969:
First
87%
102 'A
74
10
104
June-Dec
Jan-July
1986
1976
Edison
Gas
Gold
Fran
.....
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Gold
First
86'A
•
'
Feb-Aug
1st
debentures
Indiana
1st
1971
1987
California
Southern
First
—.
99%
104
April-Oct
April-Oct
1985
convertible
Southern
77'A
101%
■
•
102
99%
1983—Feb-Aug
1979
debentures
3Vis
96%
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debentures
Southern
San
—May-Nov
1982
debentures
2y2s
Oil
debentures
3s
23/is
A
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—yy
debs 1982—__AprZZ-Oct
f
s
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Southern
96
'
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&
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96'A
—
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Oil
u'L
101% 102
102 'A
1979
Oil
Smith-Corona
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&
93
79
63
-
80'A
*87'A
——
101%
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debs
Gas
Wabash
debs
f
s
93
-V.
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...
1977-.
97%
80%
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43/bS
78%
79
S5
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.
Pipe Line 3.20s
5y4s
South
1966
91
*70%
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1st
72%
767/ai
VK
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--
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1980-
debentures
4%s
76
Co—
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Shamrock
Skelly
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-
Service
Shell
debs
92%
11
Feb-Aug
3%s
United
77
82% '87
•.f—
•
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Co
•
65 %
-V
A
111% 113'A
111%
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Mar-Sept
1982
&
Rubber
conv
*92
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
1972
debentures
5s
Sears
'
*79
——
Acceptance Corp—
4%s
72%
66%
85
1971
81 Va
85'/a
96'A
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April-Oct
23As
27/8s
RR
United
71%
89%
1974
4%s
77
■Js8
14
•
*78 %
1982
Sons 2'As
&
debentures
71%
1
*76
*86%
1980
B
5 Vis
Co
71%
71%
v-Vy.«...
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1st
81%
78'A
11
77%
78
Car
4'As
Scovill Manufacturing 43/is debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
71%
April-Oct
conv
71%
71
-—'J.;
70
1968
RR
104%
78
91'A
mortgage 2'As series C 1991-Mar-Sept
4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
Biscuit Co of America 23As 1966—ApriZ-Oct
Tank
United
88
64
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64%
—
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Depot
138
102%
—
.
*73'A
June-Deo
1974
1982
of Missouri
Co
of California
Pacific
115 V*
84
64%
~
May
Mar-Sept
3'/bs B 1971
England 1st gtd 4s 1989
Duluth
104%
108
—
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E 1985—Jan-July
ser
3%s
2%s debs 1961
coll tr 27/8s
3'As 1982__
,
mtge
1st
*85%
May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
1989
90
95%
*100'A 102
Refunding
89%
108
Ry—
certificates
bond certificates Nov
inc
84 V*
96'/b
96'A
June-Deo
1986
&
mtge
Oil
105
90
Mar-Nov
debs series A Jan 2006
Louis-Southwestern
First
A Jan 2022
93 V*
80
'
91'A
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debentures
1968
May-Nov
1st
85%
8
109'A 110 %
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1997
ser
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91
80%
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-
•
87
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124
106%
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Electric
Union
■
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98
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1980
85
3
,
89%
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Trl-Continental Corp
Union
*
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A
A
B
Oil
Tidewater
85%
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mtge
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St
Francisco
84'A
*81%
1990—ApriZ-Oct
C
gold 5s 2000
refund M 37/8s
of New
RR
Union
_f 7'"
;
1971Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
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April-Oct
series
first
Pacific-Missouri
1st
120
3s
90%
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series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
M 3%s
1st
Baguenay Power
1983
refund
Union
117
1977
90%
84'A
.
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Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
refund
Pacific
—
94
debs
90%
.
—
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1st
94
conv
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■
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—
102%
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80
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1977
(The) 35/8s debs
debentures 1965
Thompson Products 47/0s debs
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58'/a
■■'[A-''
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Jan-July
debs
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6
99'A
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—
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New
&
Texas
104
96%
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59%
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—
12
104
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1978
conv
3s
General and
93%
80
88%
S 3'A
....
1978
5'As
86'A
80
June-Deo
First
85'A
82
1
Corp—
Aircraft
78%
86%
101%
109
'
Apr-Oct
& Electric Corp—
mortgage 3y4s series J 1969
&
Gas
General
Rchr
Texas
Texas
Feb-Aug
1983
20
85%
June-Dec
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Company
104'A
160
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debentures
95
Louis—
St
of
Assn
First
102
155
2
92'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
subord
conv
97%
May-Nov
1678
94%
92'A
85%
June-Dec
1979
notes
RR
17
51
*85
May-Won
notes
1979
1980
conv
senior
Corp
94
■
bonds—
5 Vis
78'A
83
141%
112 Va
56
85%
Jan-July
147
100%
99
May-Nov
1971
1972
1673
notes
capital
1981
1st mtge 6s
debentures
122%
Inc—
Texas
'
May-Nov
mortgage 6s 1952__
SAConsolidated mortgage 6s 1953
§ A Consolidated mortgage 6s 1955
91%
.'mm
■
92%
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SADirect
High
70%
76'A
101% 101%
—
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Jan-July
1966
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Va
97'A
85'A
16
'
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Reading Co first & ref 3V8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
§ADirect
—w
*85'A
....
June-Dec
debentures
5s
Terminal
1973
debentures
33As debs
Co
(James)
5 'A Vo
122
107
90
97%
■
*160 %
1975
2%s
10
103% 103%
>
«...
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April-Oct
1977
Mar-Sept
debentures
4
r
•
--
*84%
First and refunding
3y2s
121
96%
June-Dec
1972
Low
,
100% 101
99'A
101'A
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1982
debs
3%s
2'/8s
2%s
senior
4'As
(Ohio)
debentures
Refund
*97%
—
3Vis
mortgage
;
121
121
1963
.and
First
Oil
Texas
First
Jan. 1
NO.
'
Co—
refunding mortgage
82%
Co
Corp
Co
Talcott
84
81
Range Since
Sold
76%
87
121
■
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
1974
Transit Inc
&
27/8s
100%
84
-
'
Mar-Sept
First
and
96'/a
Swift
94%
98
3
*84
*82'A
May-Nov
1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
06 VB
100% 100%
....
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1983
90 Va
Bonds
High
76 Va
121%
Jan-July
1983
43/8s
debentures 2%s 1971
(N J)
Chemical
Oil
Sunray
Surface
91
„
June-Dec
1984
(Indiana) 3%s conv
1983
Oil
Standard
Superior
71
96'A
debs
conv subord
of California
debentures
2%s
5'As
May-Nov
37/8s
Electric
debentures
3s
3s
Co
93
>; 69
:i
•
96%
—
94'A
.
90%
*93%
Mar-Sept
1973
Gamble
Service
1970
1986
Power
33/4S conv debs
Public
2%s
debentures
Y
w-J'• VV.'V{'
*95
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962
Oil
98%
98'/a
Friday's
*82%
May-Nov
debentures
Stauifer
mortgage
General
General
5s
Oil
4'As
98 %
—
--
General
Pittsb
Inc
Standard
~
98 %
76%
April-Oct
1985
1983
debentures
Standard
b8
85
:
*98%
*98%
or
B.d & Asaed
'
3 VaS
Spiegel
112'A
105
....
—
Tel 2%s debs
Southwestern Bell
Standard Oil
Consolidated
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
lo3°/a
98
111% 112
—
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
103%
95%
«...
Feb-Aug
debs
*103
.
Period
Exchange
High
No.
Hijh
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4'As
Bonds
Fiiuay's
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Friday
Week's Range
29
104%
95%
"99
95
included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
8 Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
1.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
" :
QopHnn
of
77
under Section 77 ol
^
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
011
the
following extensive list
American
Stock
(Monday, Sept. 5 being
we
furnish
for
Exchange
holiday
a
Range
Sale Price
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg
Corp
Corp—
2'A
—10c
have
Friday
Low
3 %
800
2% July
5
Jan
2'A
2%
19,800
1% Aug
3%
Jan
Admiral
Plastics
Missiles &°Construction Corp
Class
A
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Co——_
For
footnotes,
1
Corp
56 %
1
9'A
■
25c
common
Acme
10c
Corp
8%
4%
10
9%
1
Inc_
——10
see page
33.
15
4%
15
46,200
4%
1,200
15'/a
300
Sep
Aero
Aug
5%
Jan
Agnew
1
•
Aug
21'A
Jan
Aid
1
5'% May
4
13%
10
Supply
Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores
Investment <fc Discount Inc
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Aeronca
Acme
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
R-jnge Since Jan. 1
Shares
Hi^h
itself and is
in which any ^dealings
Ending Sept. 9.
American Stock Exchange
security whether stock or bond
occurred during the current year. Range for Week
STOCKS
3
class A——1
compiled from the report of the
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
It is
intended to include every
Sales
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
complete report of the transactions
week beginning Tuesday Sept. 6
the Exchange) and ending Friday, Sept. 9.
on
Friday
STOCKS
a
the
-8 'A
55%
9
4%
R^nge Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
4% May
10% Aug
72'A May
10% Jun
High
9
7,000
57%
6,700
10 %
9,100
5%'
4,100
54
6'A May
3% May
7
Jan
Jun
22
Jan
18
4%
~4%
~5'A
1.400
Apr
4'A Aug
6'A
Jan
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1013)
.
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 9)
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range
Alabama
,
5%
24 7*
Inc
—
lOi
97a
8%
Alleghany Corp warrantsAllegheny Airlines Inc..
Control
l
Alsco
i
Inc
Aluminum Co of America 03.75 pfd-lOO
Oil
American
Book
American
~5%
MARC
4% Mar
July
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
13%
1374
3,600
12% Mar
17
Jun
67a
138,900
12
117a
127a
2,300
80%
79
80%
6%
5
500
12,200
57a
2,000
42
Apr
507a
Jan
16,300
12 3%
Aug
1974
Jun
22,600
117a May
19 %
Sep
574
47a
11,200
47a. Sep
6 74
Aug
50
57*
574
1,700
8%
6,200
100
22 7a Mar
447a
300
42 7*
44%
Associated
Jun
7%
12% July
16%
Jan
4%
Apr
5
35,600
6,500
4 %
800
4
Jun
307*
50
29
Apr
3274
Feb
2%
2 7a
100
17a July
2%
Jan
%
ft
9,000
187a
IS'7a
1,500
15%
700
~27s
:
%
157a
ft Aug
15
Jun
157a Aug
5
May
45%
Corp,
4%
57a
3,500
4%
Jun
67a
678
200
37a
Sep
pfd
44%
487a
13,500
Jan
1,800
374 Aug
55% May
77a May
7,000
67* May
12
22%
374
11%
94
5
94%
100
85 ya
957a
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2,100
347a
Jan
407a
Aug
10,900
30%
Jan
38% May
2.50
8674
Jan
41
3974
347a
35
4
36
100
Jan
1674 Aug
37a
3,000
27a
Aug
6%
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57a
5%
1,100
4%
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8 7a
Jun
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%
%
7a
8,500
%
Jun
6jj
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500
612
Sep
97a
Jan
27a
2%
200
17a
174
500
67a
7%
8,800
117k
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Gas
&
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of
17a
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cl
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974
10
54
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10%
-
4,900
2%
27a
1,400
58%
5974
200
51%
5174
54 74
8,600
274
•
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Aug
1%
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874
Aug
Jan
9 74,
Sep
27a
13,900
4,500
5,100
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20%
22
774
87a
1
Corp
Electronics Corp
Barry Controls Inc.
Candy
Bobbie
Co
Apr
Jan
374
Apr
4
Jan
57a
20
574
Jun
8
Jan
%
Jun
174
Feb
Apr
6R
Aug
Mar
16
6.100
1
257*
125,900
1574
Aug
25%
Jan
25 7*
25%
Sep
8%
Jan
8,900
2174
Feb
57%
Jun
20%
2,000
1674
Apr
2572 May
77a
700
6%
Jun
10% Mar
77a
46
1974
187a
674
2,200
67a May
674
1%
17a
163/4
17
1%
14,200
1,000
17
Aug
3%
15 7a July
2472
Jan
l3/a
Jan
8
Jan
472
10%
Jan
1374
J*n
74
jun
Apr
Jan
1,900
400
4
4
3%
7 7b May
217a
87a
100
117a
1,400
117a July
48
8%
48
4874
700
44 72 May
217a
23
87a
4,500
8%
7%
87a
19%
197a
193/4
15,000
350
13 7a
Feb
53/k Mar
1772
Apr
5
474
5
2,900
4% July
47,
4
474
1,900
3
874
200
3074
6,700
•
2974
2874
35
8,000
100
9474
94
9974
110
20
197a
217a
4,100
14%
14%
1472
100
17a
17s
300
1.50
1
20c
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37a
4
7z
24,100
—1
5%
57a
57a
700
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Petroleums
•
British
American
British
July
Jan
48% Aug
253/8 Jun
8% Aug
2072 July
674 May
672
Jan
Apr
972 Mar
May
8 7a
16
31% Aug
3874 Feb
2874
Sep
94
Sep
100
Aug
1872 July
3972
Jan
Feb
1974
Jun
1% May
37a
Feb
3% May
574
Jun
4%
8%
Jan
14
Aug
274
29 72
307a
250
29% May
3174
Jan
28
30%
1
II
Ltd
2974
850
28
47
Feb
272
6,500
274
Sep
112 May
257* Aug
211
dep
Amer
Oil
Co
ord
rets
*
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Power——
Co
Distillers
Forman
Class
4%
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—
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Mills Ltd
B
S
P
6%
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cl
A
&
Bunker Hill
Burma
American
burroughs
1,400
31% July
67a
22,000
6U
137a
1174
67a
4%
1174
7
47a
57a
preferred
10
74
1
.
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2 7a
1
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137a
2.50
107a
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10%
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dep
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footnotes,
ord
107a
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shares
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see page
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2,500
113/8
113/a
117a
600
32
32
33%
3,100
213/4
213/4
100
17a
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34
33%
u July
117a
Jun
283/4
Jan
21
%
1%
Jan
May
3?
6,000
113,500
33/a
Jun
6 7a
Sep
1,000
19%
Sep
23%
Jan
14 7a
8,900
9%
Feb
163/a
Jun
10%
29,000
63/4
Feb
117a
Jun
10
Jan
6 3/8
100
3 7a
3 72
1,300
47a
500
174
l3/a
3,200
15-.
9%
9%
1472
13 74
10 3/4 v
15,900
9 72 Mar
53/4 Aug
9,300
14
3 74
5 72
3/4
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13
Aug
Jan
374 Mar
1974
Jan
77*
Jan
3%
Jun
7
Jan
10
Jun
Apr
11
May
87*
Jun
1% May
13 7a
9
Aug
Mar
8%
Jan
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ft Apr
ft ^n
2 34
3 7a
1,700
1%
Jun
3%
Aug
147a
15,800
774
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14%
Aug
•
177a
1674
187*
4,600
13% Aug
23%
Jan
117a
13
4%
5
7
7%
2 <v di
•
20
207a
2,100
19%
700
23/4
1
14,800
Va
20%
3 3/8
Apr
dep receipts (ord reg)
Inc
Industries
Crown Central
23/s Jun
4%
23 300
3 7a
2%
3V8
8 500
2% Jun
6 74
6 %
6-%
9 100
572
143/4
15
'
7
~8
4,500
16%
7
7 74
103
8 3/a
Petroleum
Cork
Drug Co
Oil & Land Co
27 .100
'3 3/4 Mar
Jun
7%
Jun
163/4
Sep
6% May
73/4
Jan
Mar
9%
Aug
117a
4
Internat'l
Tobacco
"A"
1%
Jan
Jun
467a
7 '/a Mar
8%
Apr
600
9
Jun
11%
Feb
Jan
62
Feb
563/4
56 74
57 7a
300
3 7*
3 7a
3%
2,703
6
2 74
6
2 74
24 74
101
2 7a
class
~83/4
~73/8
4
Sr
100
Products
Quality
30
613/4
26.801
preferred
430
9 78
4,100
12 7a
Aug
12
July
800
8
/
2,900
7%
87a
1,700
9
Jun
1974 May
18% May
7% July
8 7a
Aug
19%
Jan
73/4
Jan
69
Aug
,
"6
"3,700
l23/4
Jan
107a Aug
~7%
116,500
4
900
220
3474
34
Jan
9%
Apr
Feb
18 34
Apr
472
Apr
6%
7% Aug
3% July
4%
Jan
May
357a
Apr
May
12
33
9 %
Jan
9%
23/4
200
27a May
3 7a
Jan
257a
26%
9,000
18 74 May
28 7a
Jun
•>';
141
10%
300
93/4
142
10%
30
11
2,900
~5%
5 7a
143
Jan
135
10% July
9
74 Aug
43/4 May
>
July
14%
Feb
14%
Jan
8 74 Mar
5%
7,700
%
ft
9,100
ft Sep
83/4
8%
100
8 3/b Mar
113/a May
100
9
10 7* May
7a
-
com__10c
10
-
74
487a Mar
11
Mar
41
Sep
% May
57
1
25c
2474
Jan
23/4
1
—
Supermkts
—
% May
Aug
26%
1
inc
Manufacturing-
Industrial
Jan
2%
9%
5
stock
18%
43,500
3%
3474
35
20c
A
16 7b Mar
13 7a
.
50c
Mfg
8 72
7%
7%
1
pref
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5% Jan
Aug
10%
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Jan
37a Aug
ft
13 74
_
46 %
27.800
26
7a
ft
—_50r
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25 74
5
13%
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Jan
July
100
•
•
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class
372
l3/4 Aug
7.701
12
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1st
8%
9%
Jun
13,203
12 3/a
class
Productions
7%
63/4 July
74
12 7a
debenture
Dilbert's
Aug
73/8
2
9%
_%c.
Delay Stores
Desllu
Jan
Feb
19 7a
Jan
29 7a
97a
50c.
Co
1%
123/8
Transit
8%
500
25c
inc
vtc
D;itries—
Brothers
Dennison
~6%
common—1
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
C
Apr
18 3/a
16%
143/4 Aug
11%
7%
Daryl Industries Inc
-50c
Davega Stores Corp common-—2.50
5%
preferred—.—„___20
D
~6%
A
common.l
Crystal
Davidson
Jan
26%
28
.
.
•
Oil
Laboratories
B
-
7a
Co
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing
Class
Jan
19%
17 72
7
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partic
common
Cubic
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17%
1874 Mar
2.50
Venezuelan
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Jan
36
1R% Mav
5
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American
Cuban
Jan
Jan
1
72 Aug
28,500
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preferred
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V*
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16% May
<Del)_50c.
1
Crown
Cuban
Feb
9 3/a Mar
2%
5
Crown
$1.12
Jan
7% Mav
2%
Crowley Milner & Co
Crystal
Jan
7% Aug
Apr
1
Jun
5%
Jun
5
S% Sep
14%
Jun
4
17%
~2%
Petroleum
10
10
7a
Jan
17a
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
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dep rets ord reg
&
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& Coal
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
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stock
Ltd
77a
8ft
12,000
17
177a
200
16
12 74
12%
200
11
12 7*
•
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rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class
—
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common
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6 7a
Aug
12 % May
10% Mar
14%
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
6ft
Aug'
July
20%
Feb
16%
Feb
Feb
Jan
13 7a
400
12% July
9 74
9 74
100
9% Mar
10%
9%
1074
1,600
8% May
113/4 July
31%
*
9%
~97a
32 7a
100
28 7* Mar
974
10 74
8
74
8%
33
July
Jan
900
9
Aug
133/4
6,100
8
Jun
10%
Jan
45
8 7.
30
•
1
_..5
11
16%
13 74
29
9%
July
47 7a
Jan
"8,200
23% May
33 74
8,500
6% July
10 7a
Sep
38%
Jan
,
97a
3172
10
49
10s
1
•
4
Jan
48
5074
800
26 7a July
41% Mar
4
4ft
2 3"^
3 7a Mar
4ft Aug
4%
4%
43/4 Mar
6%
6 3/a
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4% July
6 3'4
,
•
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dep
77a
_*
& Exploration Co__
Driver Harris Co ,—.—
American
7,100
7.50
Ltd
Dunlop Rubber
400
133/4
.32.50
_1
1
common
—
Corp
Power
4% May
117a
12%
•
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Douglas Oil Company
Brewery
100
117a
13 7a
•
ord
Dorsey
Dow
6ft
117a
—__1
272
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Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion
6ft
I
1
Corp
Chemical
Draper
14 7a
8,700
8 3/4 Mar
7 74
Sep
35
t
Jun
6%
5
—1.50
Drilling
274
% Mar
6.303
93/8
Ltd—
Carrier
Creole
Feb
1474
2"*
!
1
!
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds
Jan
Jun
35
874
Apr
15% May
Sep
12
preferred class A
33/8
.
347a
8%
12
100
2674
,12
12 7a
347a
100
2,100
127a
2,703
Steel
8
July
Jun
19%
7% May
10 74
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Jun
8.803
Jan
17a Aug
Apr
13 7a May
Jan
53/4
Aug
3% May
15 3/a
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3%
14%
12 7a
■
Jan
67a
2f%
14
Feb
57a Mar
43%
Mar
35 74
13/8
-
Feb
Jun
3 7a
37a
6
Jan
36V2
9% Aug
V
l3/a
16
287a May
1,100
4%
-
Aug
28,300
1
4%
4%
93/4
common
Dominion
2,400
Apr
15 7a
Reynolds
Jan
1
Inc
Jun
9
15
&
Aug
12VaC
Son
33
Jan
15 7a
Duke
rets
Feb
1
*
Jan
Mar
Ltd—
(J P)
Sep
7 7a
5
Corroon
774
2,800
6%
27 7a
500
1072
Coro Inc
Feb
100
200
73/4
Jan
1574
200
9%
6 3/4
32V2
73/8
Aug
Apr
4,200
2574 Mar
31% Jan
10
Aug
137a
2172 July
32
July
2 7a
2
13%
11 % Mav
2 «% July
600
672
1,200
v
300
Detroit
107a
8
7
100
1174
10%
9
1,800
10%
400
300
13%
6 3/4
—.
Dome Petroleum
900
27
lnc-,__
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
Class B non-voting
•
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
60,500
Apr
22%
26%
34%
1672
8 7a
157a
12 3/4
22%
7a
Dixon
5%
Aug
33 7a
Diversey
137a
Aug
83
72
Jun
5
xl37a
70
Jan
347a
Jan
8
137a
50c
Jan
737.
20
97b
1,300
6372
50
-1.25
Co
173/a
6ft July
1074
23/a July
1
Corp
Industries
Feb
13,100
20
82
12%
Corp__
1,200
14
69
14 72
En^ineerine
**
12
614
66%c
common
burry Biscuit Corp
O'varv St Edmonton
For
343/a
*
Corp
Machine
Mines
337a
1374
1
-
serial preferred
Die
7U Aug
com_30c
class B
convertible
Buffalo-Eclipse
400
10
Budget Finance Plan
60c
874
_30c
Co
(The)
337z
Jan
Jun
10c
Amer
Company
Buckeye
•
May
83/4
1
common
Brown
2,700
8
.11
preferred
Bruck
327a
Aug
2%
172
10c
Detroit
Ltd
Amer dep rets ord reg_
Brown Company
Brown
30%
543/4
5,000
:1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
dep rets ord reg
British
3074
£1
£1
reg
20,000
1%
20
A
class
& Varnish
Paint
Jan
American Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
533/a
17a
Inc
Jun
174
7 72
7a
74
74
Jun
Mar
1074
Continental Materials Corp
American
872
Manufacturing Co
Continental
Cook
Crane
2874
common
Works Inc
Gas
Jan
8ft
2,900
42%
.1
Corp
Britalta
207a
674
7
_
Traction
5174
25
37a
297a
Co
Si
Inc
Brad Poote Gear
Brillo
Feb
Jan
1874
1
Bourjois ..Inc
Bridgeport
July
578
200
437s
-50c
prior preferred
Breeze
5
16
1174
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Brazilian
5,800
-3
(S)
(H C)
572%
ft
.4
Brooks
Bohack
247a
1
.
Blumentbal
1374 May
37% Aug
1,450
6
1
Blauner's
Feb
47a
-25
Inc
Co
700
474
Apr
63/a Mar
32 74
.01
Inc
Ray
2274 Aug
Corp
Inc
Products
Avint'nn
-7.50
Corp
Sun
Commercial
II
1
Corp
Consolidated
Aug
ft Aug
21
•
Continental
21
58
•103
10
574
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental
57a
50c
Ties
Watch
772 Mar
Jan
Jun
._50o
Birdsboro
July
17
-25c
Inc
Bickford's
Aug
9 7a
11%
672
Jan
3%
j
Telephone of Canada.
Benrus
2474
Aug
12 7a Mar
7
40
Jan
50c
10c
Compudyne Corporation
__^
Connelly Containers Inc.
Consol Diesel Electric Corp—
Consolidated Mining <fe Smelt Ltd,
Consoliadted New Pacific Ltd
1,000
18
1
common
convertible class A
Belock Instrument
Feb
changed to
Corp
Incorporated
Shoe
157a
(effec Sept 2)
Bayview Oil Corp
(AS)
1874 Mar
1474
57a
1
Baruch-Foster
Beck
Jan
3
Jan
Aug
1474
19
Zl
Corp
Beau-Bmmmel
May
6
Construction
3974
„_j
Name
Barry Wright Corp
Earry Wright Corp
2
1274
Continental Air Lines Inc—,—-
33,200
Jan
Feb
34 Mar
12%
'65-1
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Jan
,
99%
5% Aug
317a Feb
22%
•> *
Jun
.
13 J
177a Aug
19%
00.
6
»
I
Melaia
Co———
14
1
Co_
Stone
&
474 July
972 May
Baldwin Rubber Co
1
Baldwin Securities Corp
lc
Banco de los Andes American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
50c
Corp
Inc..
Sand
100
217/4
Feb
400
27
•
1
--T
Equipment Co
Electronics
1,300
1
Brothers
374
1,100
7a
Jan
8 3/8
813/4
—
47a
19
28 Va
4,900
6%
10c
Sep
Jun
*5%
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
574
3
Baker
Engineering
Club
Jan
Apr
117a
69
-1
Corporation —
Aluminum Products Co
Clopay
17*
15
Jan
July
43%
1 72
1 /
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—_4 •
117a
2074
8
674
1
1474
50
BareHnna Tr Lieht *■ Power Ltd
BarChris Construction
1,900
7a July
117a
Sep
Jan
Jan
574 May
477a Feb
Hosiery Co
Claussner
72
14
1774
6
51
Corporation
Clary
7%
Aug
700
577a
193/4
Co
Manufacturing
Clarostat
5%
g
Inc
87 a
47a
Ayshire Collieries Corp
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Industries
1,500
8
8,800
ft
8 3/a July
1,800
2,000
1
107a
1
10c
-
13,700
23%
ft
127a
11
lc
Co
11
l
com
preferred
7 Va
x8
100
4 7a July
1,900
6
10c
Inc
Controller
Jan
774
1
14,200
177a
6
1
—
Corp
Chromalloy
Clark
:■«
Corp
Jan
Jan
167a
A
Oil
Christiana
Jhn
53/'8
5
-2
2
1
__
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief
Consolidated Mining
2%
67*
hon-cum
Corp_
Sep
4%
12 74
7a
—2.50
1
Ltd
Co
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
61£
Apr'.
102 7a 103 "
*
10
2
;
Chamberlin Co of America
Charter Oil
11%
157a
class
Century
Sep
6%
Inc
preferred
Electric Co
Investors Inc
Century
Jan
17a
Jun
7*
57
57
i
•
pref
conv
5ft Feb
143/4
73/4
67a
Jan
Jun
July
4
213/4
pld——luO
4%
3% Mar
35 7a
26
Jun
3%
8 7a
Aug
Jan
%
8,300
ft
pref—100
3.50%
Power
conv
May
1674
Non-voting
ser
$1.50
Commercial
1
Automatic Steel. Products Inc
Aug
B
$1.40
Jun
1
10c
9%
53/4
Jan
7 3/a
*
July
8%
87a
Jan
34 74
'
2ft Jun
800
%
123/b
10%
Central Securities Corp common
5872
Sewing Centers Inc
Corp.
Maine
Central
Central Power & Light
Aug
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Corp
%
12 72
Community PmvMr <=»•**'
2
8 74 '
6 7a
—-—————-—5.50
pfd
• *
dep rets B ord_2s 6d ■
Carter fJW) Co
1
Casco Products
Corp
• '
Castle (AM) & Co
10
Catalin Corp of America
1
Cenco Instruments Corp
1
Central Hadley Corp
1
44
17a
Ine
1174
14,500
Jun
33/4
July
400
Carnation Co
Colonial
5
Plastics
Feb
Aug
3 7a
3374 July
4ft Mar
Carreras Ltd Amer
Cohu
4,600
Devices
Jan
13
372
5,500
Carolina Power & Light $5
Jun
6,800
Audion-Emenee
11%
10572
5072 May
57
14
■:.y\
Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Feb
67a
2
~8%
City
66
Mining &
10
6 3/a
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Apr
1% Mar
17 s
Sugar
3/4
1
pfd—10
6c *
Minerals
55
5%
Golfo
3ft
Corp—-—:
Cockshutt Farm
ioc
Co
3 7a
997*
11%
•
partlc
Williston
200
;
•
1 *
1
5
1
Canadian
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
2.50
*
Ltd partic
Capital
11,600
1 •"
Petrofina
Jan
Jun
23
<Sz Oils Ltd
Northwest Mines
Canal-Randolph
100
61 {f
3/4
Ltd
3%
257a Aug
vtc_l
Marconi
Can
Cinerama
Jun
174
17a
Bearings
Jan
17a May
67* May
17a
6%
Feb
800
3
578
6%
Basic
297a
187a
37a
18%
Tel. .&
del
Barton's
Aug
4
5p
Barker
Aug
1
peso*
Barnes
Jan
107*
100
__
Canadian
3ft
3374
6%
—100
.
Canadian
77a May
Co
Consolidated
Avnet
Jan
Aug;
3%
Development Corp
Avien
1
20
2274 July
8 3/4 Jan
11%
5
Javelin
58
3 74
Ltd—
Canadian
547a May
1
Gas
Industrial
Canadian
■
100
3ft
:
6R
—
678
l
Corp
Research
Aurora
Jan
574
1474
5
-20C
reg.
Atlantic
Audio
Feb
preferred
Coast
Atlas
52
307,
Corp Ltd.
Chemical
Atlas
Sep/
4%
1
warrants
Atlantic
Atlas
Jan
137a
5
Associated Testing Labs
10c
Atlantic Coast Ind. Name changed to
Atco Chemical Co (effective
Sept 9)
Atlantica
72
4%
Inc
Oil
Oil
Associated
Atlas
July
674 Mar
14
2774
137a
Ltd
Laundries
.Associated
Bell
Feb
Jun
47a
874
Electric Industrie!
Associated
Avis
4%
8 74
574
8%
A
& Film
Amer dep rets
Associated Food
Atco
Aug
Jan
15.
class A
Aluminum
Oil
Associated
4%
87a
19%
Inc
convertible
Asamera
813/4 Mar
Sep
X2774 x277*
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72 pfd
Co
Jan
37a
474 Sep
a
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
&
74%
49 7a
57a
Altex
Jan
5774
333/8
.
.y
—20
Ltd
Oil
Husky
217* July
*
•
Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Jan
13%
Amer Exploration Ltd
4.71
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ccrp 'A' shsJI.40
35c
107*
23 7a
47*
15%
Anglo
Arnold
Aug
113/0 July
1474
Angostura-Wupperman
Industries
15
-
1
preference
.
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
1774
Mar
18 7a Mar
45
0
Insurance——
672%
107a July
1574
Armour
'
674 July
t
Corp
Fuel
Jan
10
j
Arkansas
47*
12% Mar
50c
Inc
Mines
Pools
Jun
874 Aug
Fire
4,700
5,400
52
1
Consol Oil & Gas CQ-.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
800
44%
class
Chemical
67* May
3 74
117* Aug
10% Jan
300
Anchor Post Products.
Anken
July
3,200
Writing Paper
Anthony
6
mui» Ltd—
Inc
Petrofina
Apollo
6%
Camden
High
2%
19 7*
56 7a
50
50
preferred
preferred
Low
2 7a May
2 7a
19
—~jj0
—
$2.50
July
v72
100
4
Seal-Kap Corp of Delpreferred™
Radio
Feb
18%
American
Lead
3% July
Jan
57s
372
______
American
Anacon
Jan
6 7a
13
4%
American Thread 5%
Andrea
867*
12 74
5%
37a
Co.
Meter
Co
Mar
$3.00 preferred
1274
Manufacturing Oo.
Oil
,
25c
ibc
Israeli Paper
American shares
American
1,500
4%
Systems Inc
American
Amurex
California
12
Co
American-Internat Aluminum
American
19,700
4
97a
1
Electronics
American
Jail
7a
49
Business
American
8%
8%
i
Corp
Beverage Corp
American
42
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19
2 72
10c
1
Aviation Inc
Electric Power common
Eastern
137a
Paper Corp.
All-State Properties Inc.
American
Sep
4,300
37a
10
...
.
Go
Allied
Ambassador
23
Calif
1272
1
Pictures Corpi
convertible preferred
5 % %
107a
97a
9 7a
4
11%
Alliance Tire Ss Rubber class A
Allied Artists
Aug
58
Engineering Co.
American
Jun
86 7a
Calvan
V—
Kunstzlde N
147 74
Jan
400
dep rets Amer share
Amer
Allied
"47a
~4%
1
■
3,400
26
23
Sep
81
100
Airlines
Algemene
All
10
135
82
70
139
135
135
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
100
common-
preferred
Alaska
•
Steel Co
Wood
preferred
4.20%
Power
Alabama
Alan
M
Southern
Great
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
7a
400
53
May
Jan
J an
,
Volume
192
Number 5985
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1019)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Duro
Test
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20C
5'/a
5 Vs
Eastern
_25
34%
34%
34%
300
__1
26%
26%
27 %
1,200
—1
25
Malleable
Eastern States Corp common
$7
9%
26
500
23%
8,200
5%
600
5'A
Edo
series
Corporation
«Elaer Mines
33% Aug
24% July
Electric
Bond
&
1
1
Share
29 %
1ft
30%
13,500
1%
23 %
18%
23%
'
22%
1
34%
26%
Jan
35%
Jan
29%
18 %
33%
9,400
20 %
9,400
24%
23%
2514
6,800
1
14%
.13%
14%
5,800
1%
8,900
—5c
pfd
97%
1
4%
10
Corp
Factor
(Max) &, Co class A
Fairchild Camera &
Instrument
beneficial
$2 preferred
Falcon Seaboard
1
1
int
Drilling
Co
General
Flying Tiger
Motor
Fuller
Line
of
13,400
2,700
4%
4%
6,100
614
6
6%
31
10
10 %
3,800
9'A
6
6%
5,600
Co
13%
l'A
1%
3,900
3%
3%
3%
1,400
29%
28%
29%
38
38
Grand
Gray
Rapids
Great
Lakes
Great
Gridoil
17
2
5,800
19
2
Hotels
66
10%
13%
12%
12%
27
27
—
2%
—
6%
1
&
B
Harmon-Kardon
Hartfield
Hartford
Stores
1
Hazel Bishop
Hazeltine
Hebrew
2%
3
.
2%
6
5%
24
Hecla
Inc
1,200
3,800
4,300
Helena Rubenstein
Heli-Coil Corp
Aug
1
(R)
Class
&
Co Inc
1
Extension
6%
Salle
Corp
Lefcourt Realty
Leonard
Jun
20%
-
Oil
Class
Co
Ltd
class
A
B
3%
Ball
(Co
&
Bearing
A)
&
95
67% Sep
May
25
34% Mar
Jan
% May
18
Apr
Feb
1% July
22% Jan
Sep
41
Jun
19%
Feb
3%
Feb
1%
Apr
2 %
July
5
Jun
8
2,000
100
1
2,000
1,800
1
1
1%
5,300
7%
7%
500
25
Jan
7%
Jan
2'A
Jan
Jun
13%
Feb
Jan
7% Aug
l'A Sep
1
Aug
5% Aug
9'A Jun
45
Jan
Jun
11%
22%
8%
July
12'A
10 'A July
214 Jun
1ft
—
Feb
July
24'A
Feb
10% May
2 'A Jun
2%
10%
Jan
Jan
12% Aug
Jun
59%
2%
2%
9%
—
5% preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg
.-
Electric
25 A
B
•
For
400
6%
6,600
5 A
24 A
—
25
6%
400
6%
300
63%
1,200
5 A
5%
ft
li
—
7
9 %
3
Aug
Aug
14%
Jan
18% Mar
25%
Sep
5
May
24
Sep
6% Apr
32%
61
65
1,000
63
—
May
4%
800
8'A
8%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
% July
Jan
l'A
Jan
Jun
10
Jun
31%
Jun
8'A
4%
8
8%
Apr
1,600
69
-
-
-
footnotes,
69
Feb
58% July
93%
76'.ft
5
77
5%
3 A
1%
1 %
200
3%
3 A
6
--
11
3%
5,300
400
3%
10,200
8
10 A
6%
1,400
2%
700
8%
22
.100
—1
5
...
2.50
see page
33.
6%
600
1%
1%
l'A
300
21%
1%
1%
r~
33%
2,500
614
—
—
22
1%
3,800
3,900
57
9%.
8%
10 A
9
25%
33'A
26%
33/4
120'A 121%
35
35 A
98%
100
1,700
2,500
1,400
Jan
6'A
Jan
3'A
Jun
Aug
'A Mar
5%
Sep
7% July
2% Jan
20%
Aug
1 'A July
48%
7%
7
20 %
Apr
10
300
17
16
17
1,300
Jun
Jan
2% Aug
3% Jan
61
Jun
13%
Jun
12%
Jan
Jun
28
Jan
Jun
32%
31'A
Jan
Jun
Jun
10 A
7% July
5% July
1% Aug
30
98 A
Jan
3%
9%
115
.
12%
11'A Mar
2% Aug
7 'A July
40
10 A
—
Jan
100
1,000
10%
—
—
Jan
2% Mar
—
57
•
5'A
8
5%
Sep
Jan
7%
8
7%
Aug
7%
17%
100
2%
77
Aug
1
3,500
2%
101
Sep
12% July
11%
7%
—
Feb
4% May
3% May
2,400
1%
13%
»,
Jan
67
5,800
2.50
2.50
Co
Inc
Feb
32
3%
121%
Jan
38
6,400
—
25%
9%
3,250
52%
—
514
—
7% July
69
50
77
9%
3%
62
--
—35
Co
Motors
common
Hydrometals
25%
5-A
—
1% May
700
Jun
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A
com..._5
Class
6,700
Apr
—7.50
Horn & Hardart
Baking Co
&
Hardart common
Horn
Howell
2%
10
Jun
...5
Aug
Jan
7
Sep
12%
Jan
July
14%
Jun
3'A July
25c
Jun
94
Apr
30% May
9 'A Mar
16
—
15%
15 A
200
Aug
15% Sep
2814
27%
29 A
16,500
18% Mar
39%
Jan
Feb
127% Jan
36% July
98'A
38%
14
2314
Sep
Jun
Mar
Apr
22
Apr
43% May
45%
43
4%
Jan
3%
._
4
3%
Jan
Jan
Sep
600
220
5%
5%
5
10
10%
5
20'A
20
20%
cl A—25c
4%
l'A
7
7
Apr
Feb
63'A
Jan
7%
Jan
13%
Jan
32%
Jan
3'A Aug
9% May
27,200
11
26
10'/a
—
Jan
11%
38%
6,000
10%
1
.
6Vb May
9% May
>
600
25 %
.1
com—
Bartlett
4% Aug
4%
600
>
3
.
10
&
500
1
Inc...
Inc.——
Chain..
4%
9% May
44%
_•
Kessler
7,800
4
ft
5
of America Inc
Corp
12%
22
May
-
■
~
7%
Jan
4% July
Jan
7%
Feb
2,300
8% Mar
13%
Jun
725
18% July
600
200
4'A
4%
200
1%
1%
614
2,200
4
24%
Jan
714
Apr
214
Jan
Aug 1
1 % May
1
1314
13%
14
800
15%
Jan
Loral
Jan
5
_•
Co
Co
2 9'4
8%
9 %
5
Corp
(RG)
Steel
5
•
University
Refineries
Lockwood
Apr
Aug
23
—
Hoover
Hormel
600
Jan
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
10% Jan
100%
2,400
—*
4,500
7%
10%
12%
4 %
1
——
preferred
Locke
Jun
13% Mar
32%
5%
Lithium
Jun
24%
17% July
14% Jan
11%
1%
—
Home
27%
7
7
1
——
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
Jan
8%
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Sep
7,100
Hofmann Industries Inc
25c
Hollinger Consnl Gold Mines
5
Holly Corporation
.50c
Holly Stores Inc—.—...—-—-—1
Holopliane Co
*
26
26%
Apr
3%
Jun
7'A
4,100
Hoffman International
Corp new—50c
23 % Mar
Apr
2
26%
Aug
1%
1
_
19%
19
7%
common
A
23%
2,800
3,000
Jan
4
_
Hoe
19'A Mar
2%
Jun
25%
5% convertible
preferred—— .10
Hiller Aircraft
Corp.———...1
Hilton Hotels "warrants"
6,300
2
Sep
6 A
25c
22
Aug
5'/a
.A
3% May
1%
100
com
22%
21%
2
75 Desos
15%
15%
18
11%
50%
Highway Trailer Industries
22'/a
21%
Jan
16 Va
3%
1
22 Va
..I
33'Ac
Sep
24'A
20% July
13% Apr
200
24/a
.
500
Jan
22%
,
2,100
35%
V
Jan
23 'A Mar
8 %
100
Higbie Manufacturing Co
15'A
19%
<
2,200
3%
Helmerich & x-ayne Inc
100
Hercules Galion Products Inc...——10c
Herold Radio & Electronics
25c
Jan
700
15%
7.50
—
Jan
ft
% May
13% July
17% Feb
3,400
Jan
214 Jan
4'A Mar
7%
Inc_50c
*
pfd
22,900
3%
17%
Aug
July
350
6%
Inc
'A
%
1% Apr
2% July
1% July
16%
Jan
1,000
—
63 A
—
900
2%
7'/a
■.—25c
Heller (W E) & Co
5%%
4%
preferred
1,400
'
313 Mar
Aug
17%
Jan
48,900
8%
10c
Co.,
2%
2'/a
2
2%
Sep
1% Mar
1
16'/a
24%
Mining
4,400
2%
2
1
20o
1814
7'A
Jun
2,400
1%
—
1
A
200
Industries
23%
4%
4
—
25
Corp
1,800
1%
2%
Jan
July
16%
Shore
29%
8%
14%
2
24
414
—25c
National Kosher Foods
2ft
i%
5
Industries
Jun
J
10c
in
Jan
19%
5
13
4,400
2
115
1.25
Electronics
Lanston
Feb
bt>y2
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co
7,800
19
Apr
10
Jan
6
7%
11%
Light
16'A
78
13
Lamson Corp of Delaware.
Lamson & Sessions Co
3%
3'A
5^%
Inc
Electric
17%
Jan
39% Feb
14% Aug
13% Aug
Jun
100
Jun
10%
10
500
5
7% May
12% Aug
100
10%
Harnischfeger Corp
2,000
16
18%
6%
4%
38%
—
—
10c
Inc
3,150
17%
15%
4%
7,700
16,100
1%'"-
53%
1
67
17
15%
6'/a
11%
100
—,—1
2
62%
17
4%
41% May
7% Jun
4,600
t
114
Corporation
Jun
93% July
37
July
6'/4
7%
2%
com..•
Hall Lamp
Co
Harbor Plywood
Corp
2614
200
63 'A
10c
1
95 'A
92'/a 101
13,600
34%
Jan
105%
Aug
30c
49%
48%
50
50,700
42% July
54%
Jan
27'/a
27%
13%
13'/a
14
Electronics
Corp
1
—
Louisiana Land <& Exploration
Lucky
i
Friday
Silver Lead
(The) Co
Lunkenhelmer
Lynch
Mines
10c
2.50
Corp
Mar.Fadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks
Macke
(G
B)
Oil
Maine
Corporation
Public
Majestic
Corp
Service
Specialities
Mangel
Stores
Intl
Martin
Co
Maule
Mays
(J
Mead
Johnson
W)
Menasco
Metal
&
Miami
10%
11%
6,500
10'A Aug
130
300
U
84%
89%
5,200
34'A
20%
21%
1,400
5'/a
5'A
500
1
87'A
13%
9'A
Feb
10'A
600
32%
5%
7,100
50c
Xl2 %
12%
600
——5
20%
20'A
900
19'A
of
100
—10o
107/a
'
Jun
9% July
11%
101%
28
"ctfs"
Aug
6%
Feb
20%
24'/a
Jun
Jan
13'A
8,700
6'A
700
6
33
Jun
900
10%
Jun
101% 101%
25
28'A
900
%
6 'A
Feb
2%
2%
200
ft
42'A
41%
%
45'A
7,400
29
29.
31
900
4%
86%
5%
9,600
87'A
40
53
2%
3%
300
14%
700
26'A
5,000
5%
5%
5%
8,200
1,600
1
18%
18%
19'A
5
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
32
31'/a
32
2.50
10
Company
Corp
~6%
......
,-.1
Napco Industries Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling__3
—
Hess
1
—
Brewing Co (Mich)
Casket Company
32
6%
800
700
100
2,200
Jun
114
59%
Jan
39%
Jan
R%
Jan
4
Apr
Jan
80
Feb
85% Aug
Jan
9214 Aug
Jan
88% Aug
156
Jan
14'/a
10% July
46
53
Mar
Aug
Apr
July
314
Feb
4%
3% Aug
Jan
4
2'A Aug
874 Feb
Jan
May
16%
2314 Aug
26%
Sep
May
6%
Feb
17% May
23'/a
Jan
30
Aug
33% Mar
Aug
Aug
14%
14
4
8%
30
fan
Jan
34%
Jun
8%
5% Aug
9% Aug
Jan
10
600
8%
9%
1,200
4%
51/8
1,200
4%
5
"8%
1
5
8'A ,9'/a
900
7,200
13%
Jan
814 Aug
4% Aug
4% Apr
12%
Apr
614
Jan
8
Apr
12 y4
Jan
2%
10
5
Jan
2 la
35
Aug
Aug
18%
Feb
6%
Jan
250
28
Jan
1
13%
13%
13%
200
13
Aug
Rental Ltd——1
14%
13%
15'/a
4,000
13%
Sep
9 %
9 'A
500
8%
Jun
lft
Jun
2
[I Jan
10% May
16
Aug
Weld
.
Machines
34'A
Stores
1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
1%
&
6%
9%
8%
9'A
Presto
9%
32
-5
——
Inc—...
9%
50c
Piston Ring Co—
Muskogee Co
Equipment
400
3%
Muskegon
Electric
2%
150
14%
25%
1
Namm-Loeser's
53
3%
States Tel & Tel new—12.50
Bellas
53
6,100
14.'A
26'A
Muntz TV Inc.:
ft
/
83'A
12% Xl3%
1
Mills Inc
Jan
37% July
142
12%
;—2.50
Compr.ny
Mount Vernon
Jan
Jan
Jun
87'A
86'A
100
1
4
2%
5,200
100
•
Co—
Aug
914
26% July
4%
Jan
39
July
5
~2%
1
Feb
1314
25% July
95
1
pfd.100
July
7
,35
„
104
1,200
6
Aug
-1
1
B__
13'A July
May
25
26%
11%
Jun
34%
11'A
11%
Jun
Jan
4
12 '/a July
—
series
43%
22
200
6'A
12'/a
6'A
.
200
34%
13%
50c
21'A Jan
4'A July
13'/«July
16'A Jan
12% July
l7/a May
5%
Chemical
Mfg
Sep
10
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com—1
6% preferred
4
National
3,000
Sep
Sep
514
30%
2.50
Jan
Jan
10
preferred———50
Canada
—*
May
l'A
27%
3 l'A
—
Sep
8'A Jan
16
90
Inc.———.
1
Corp $1 conv preferred—•
Hone
Associates,
133
Jan
20%
900
27/a
Jan
Feb
2%
preferred
,
13%
Jan
9%
ft July
11%
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Mountain
10
2%
12
12%
3% Aug
13%
11%
Corp
Mt Diablo
13%
Aug
26'A Mar
Jan
60
3,900
convertible
Montrose
15,400
1
Piping Co.
4.80%
133
124
4'/a
,10
.—1
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co 4.40%
National
5,700
Jan
414
32% Aug
Apr
614 May
18'A Aug
5
Warrants
National
21'A
Sep
19%
•
July
9
10c
.
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
National
20
21%
17%
4%
——...
National
4,700
1,600
14%
li
Corp..
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Mohawk Airlines Inc..
National
7%
1
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Aluminum Company...
National
6,000
10'/a
4 Va
1
Mirrb
Nachman
29'A
9%
7
14%
...
Mill Factors Corp
Muter
27%
9%
7
Sep
36%
414 Aug
3
Mining Corp Ltd
Miller Wohl Co common.——
Murphy
27% July
10'A
1
Mid-West Abrasive
Mining
24'A
Jun
Apr
26'A Mar
—1
Corp__._^„
4%%
Jan
6%
22
1
Micromatic
Midwest
20
1,100
common
Oil
1,000
•
3,700
Michigan Chemical Corp
Midland
23%
29
Inc
l'A May
11'A May
% May
900
6%
22%
25%
35'A
.
Michigan Sugar Co
6% preferred
Microwave
7
7
23
1
Extruders
41,400
%
Jun
34
Co
Thermit
Jan
Va
24
Co
Merrill Island
1%
36%
27% July
iy8 Feb
5,500
l'A
.
—•
Merchants Refrigerating Co..;
Mesabi Iron Co
ft
Jan
Sep
Aug
May
9
34'A
——
&
Mfg
%
12%
16
19
700
5,100
new—£1
Inc—
Inc
300
18
22%
2.50
Com Co
Ltd
Industries
Aug
25%
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
15
•
—
& Rubber
Marine
30
Feb
1
Inc
...
Mansfield Tire
Marconi
50c
—7
Co——
Sep
Sep
10 ya
16
"%
Sep
1214
27'/a
1,200
10%
10
13
300
22%
17%
—
11% May
6,500
13
12'/a
1
Inc warrants
class A
.1
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtC——lc
Mages Sporting Goods
10c
Magna
12%
2
—
H
30
2.50
a
Radio
Leesona
2
500
Z£-—l
Inc
30 ■'
1
—
Jan
Jan
1
Feb
36%
13%
1
„50c
30
5
—
Jun
16'A
6'A
July
88
pfd__100
Corp
2ft
91/8 July
3
2%
18
14%
.—10c
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf & Western Industries
lft May
4
•
Lamb
200
1%
2%
A-,
—
Company Inc
8,700
Jun
Apr
Jan
Jun
17% Aug
10% May
100
18
38%
9c
class A
14,900
Jan
Jan
Feb
7%
Lake
2%
6%
1%
—
10c
1
9%
4%
2
1%
16%
13%
ft Aug
0
Feb
Jan
6%
6,800
14%
12%
5
9'/a
4%
12
Lafayette
II
13%
10c
Leases
2%
9%
4'A
2
25o
21% July
10'A Aug
31% Feb
38'A
Feb
26% Mar
16,200
15%
Products
ft
10%
Aug
Jan
Jun
1,600
11%
30
ft
Jan
Jan
77
6'/a Aug
11%
9%
Jan
9
2%
16% Aug
4
1
Stores
La Consolidada S
4%
85'A
60%
11%
common—60o
700
129,700
3,400
4,400
24,500
15o
Co..
16%
July
15% Jun
2,600
50c
Kratter (The) Corp Class A
$1.20 convertible preferred
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
•
% July
5% July
Aug
2,500
10
Jan
39%
8"% May
16%
A
18%
Sep
Feb
8
8%
11%
10c
Inc
68
31%
"
2 Va
20%
Feb
Jan
14%
Jun
7%
20ft
10c
1
—
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kobacker
Jun
Mar
5
Jun
97
50c
Industries
Knott
Jan
5%
C
8,700
2%
1
Guerdon Industries Inc
Warrants
Gulton
17%
15%
Corp.i.
series
2
4% Aug
3,500
7%
62%
5
18
Jan
7%
11
May
18%
22%
12'A July
86,300
33
6%
15%
Company
Stores
Guild Films
33
7'A
4
Producers
Freehold
Grocery
;.33
1
Co—
8
21%
18% May
16%
4c
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
14%
1
cl A
18
22
2% May
3% May
800
2,000
•
Mines
Chemical
preferred
Greer
15%
5
Corp
1
1
Corp
&
9%
26
«
Sep
6%
72
.1
Stores
» -
X2%
—5
La
1
Varnish
Western
6%
5
.1
Co
Industries Inc
Amer
2%
50c
Manufacturing
Great
2'A
2%
1
Products
400
614
15
16%
3% July
1
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
4,800
2%
~614
800
pfd—100
14%
Jan
3,400
•
Consolidated
1,100
6%
9%
15
£1
Inc
3,500
~~V*
Jan
13'A Aug
l'A Aug
*
(Adolf)
3,900
13
29'A
10'/a
1
13%
1,100
5%
4%
2.50
Inc
68
12%
28'A
1
181%
6
~2%
4%
*
Co
66
12%
5
Company
Le Tourneau
B
68
28 %
Klein JS) Dept Stores Inc
Kleiri£?l s( I B ) Rubber Co
Jun
33%
2%
1.
Inc—.
5
1
1
.
.
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
July
100
5
Industries
4% Aug
8'A Aug
60'A July
Jan
Feb
600
25
Ltd
1,100
Jan
18
3 %
3%
Lid-
Corp
5
Jan
10%
Jun
300
1
Co
4%
Jun
Jan
11% Mar
3% Aug
27% Aug
1
Mines
Jun
38%
5%
reg
4%
10'A
Lakey Foundry Corp
•
1
Gienmore Distilleries class
Gorham
13%
100
ord
13%
3,500
114
"wts"
rets
Yellowknife
(AC)
Gilchrist Co
125
13%
Corp
July
8
25
1
1
preferred
Giannini
Controls
Gilbert
3,600
£1
common
Co
dep
10%
1.25
reg
$4.60
Seal
10%
129 % 129 %
129%
100
16%
*
13%
Mar
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
1
4'A Aug
13%
1
Stores
Goldfield
6%
1
4
10
86% Aug
6%
7%
5% May
10
i
■
Apr
4%
218 July
4% May
4%
Jau
13
Jun
Manufacturing
(Walter)
Kilembe
39
8
% Mar
17,300
Corp
Corporation..
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gold
Sep
3 ft
Fireproofing
Union
6'A
Aug
7% Aug
19% Aug
30% July
11% Aug
8% May
400
Jan
,
Jewelry
Kidde
29
15% Mar
1
General Gas Corp
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood
Goodman
13
5
Development
Gobel
800
6%
Inc
Electric
Globe
2,000
—2.50
General
Glass-Tite
6%
19%
Kay
26% July
/
7ft July
5,300
1
Industries
Drug
11,100
13
4%
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer Co (Del)
201% Aug
Jun
3%
Builders Corp common
convertible preferred
Giant
6%
19%
Jan
6%
Inc
General
*
Feb
14
3ft
General
General
110%
,
Katz
30% July
10%
36'A
78%
America.
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gri& & Electric 4%%
Jan
6%
Co
Power
American
3,300
1
10c
Alloys Co
General
23%
6%
1
Canada
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
5%
187%
1,600
18,300
22
12
10c
5%
General
178
Co Ltd—
(Geo A)
Gatineau
25%
5% Aug
21'A Jan
1,100
10»/a
12%
50
Co
Kaiser
Feb
Jan
Jun
35
1
Corp
32
21%
10'/4
25o
Co 3.90%
Oil
High
Apr
11% M«*.y
4,600
Inc
Glass
25%
6%
Jupiter Oils Ltd.
Mar
2,000
35%
33140
jeannette
Sep
%
17
—.—1
Corp
dep rets ord
Brewing Co
(The) Company
Head
6%
10%
Jun
1
American
Fox
Fresnillo
%
24%
ft
Feb
10
.
16%
84%
Jetronic Industries Inc
Jan
15 Va
5%
Royalty
Israel-American
Jan
500
84%
Company
Fireman
Ironrite
Low
30%
5%
Irving Air Chute
Jan
12%
Apr
ft
100
19%
;
i
Corp
Firth Sterling Inc
Fisliman (MH) Co
Motor
6'A
17,000
26'A
1.50
Filmways Inc
Ford
22
600
14
Iron
Sep
7
Oil
Investors
Sep
11%
Jun
25c
Felmont Petroleum
Ford
6
18314
1
10
13
30
Fanny Farmer Candy Siiops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Gils Ltd
Federated Purchaser class A
Financial
Aug
8%
North
.Iowa Public Service
Jun
4%
47%
Sep
8%
200
13
614
25%
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
of
4%
400
ft
13
1
shs
2,600
9%
33
10
11%
Apr
8%
9%
'
25c
or
8% May
4%
Intex
Feb
July
98% Sep
3% May
37%
8%
1
$1
700
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29%
Corp_50o
Hardware
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
International Products
34
Jan
9
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
109,100
Sep
1%
Electronic
Insurance Co
19 % May
Mar
90'A
6,200
4%
Feb
I % May
21
20
47%
4%
~4%
10
Esquire Inc
97%
4%
45%
(
8%
900
9% "■ 9%
.9%
1
30
97%
1
...
Common
1%
28
;
10c
Manufacturing Co
Fabrex
28
100
$2 convertible preferred
Erie Forge & Steel
Corp common
6% cum 1st preferred
Ero
1%
20c
£1
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland Homes Corp
Mar
15% Aug
17% July
Indust
Jan
21
18%
Inc
Jan
25
1
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
Aug
1%
16% Aug
20'A Aug
10c
-
Jan
32%
22 % Mar
—50c
31
169%
18
Shares
15%,
Imperial
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Jan
Jun
9
Low
33 %o
dep rets ord reg
Oil (Canada)
Feb
for Week
of Prices
30
American
Jan
300
Electronic
El-Tronics
43%
44'A
8,800
Electronic
Assistance Corp
Specialty Co
Electronic Communications
Electronics Corp of America
Apr
Apr
5,000
.17%
5
,
Electrographic Corp
2714
1ft
t
Hygrade Food Products
IMC Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Feb
182
Apr
155% July
A
Ltd
Dev
Aug
170
B—
class
and
13%
7%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
26
Apr
July
9
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Sep
33% July
17% May
200
preferred series A
preferred
29% x30%
9%
9%
III
Iron
$6
21%
29%
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
Corp
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern Freightways Inc
Duval
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
31
Industries Inc
2
35
1U
2
6,300
14%
15
1,500
.
.
15% Aug
Jan
1014
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1020)
.
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 9)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
v.
14% May
23%
100
16
Aug
24
Jan
800
26
Mar
38
July
75
12
Mar
20
19 %
2,100
17 %
17 %
32%
33%
18%
17%
50c
32%
13%
13%
National Telefilm Associates
10c
"3%
National
--1
Research
National
-1
Corp
National Rubber Machinery.
National Starch & Chemical
National Steel
-10
Ltd
Car
Co
Transit
National Union Electric Corp
National
Video
class A
Corp
Nestle-Le
England
New
Haven
20
Watch Co..
1
14,000
12
14%
200
14
29
1%
39
'■>
New
Idria
New
Jersey
Min
Chem
&
Co
New
New
Park
1
1%
Mining Co
Process Co
—•
New
York
Auction
New
York
New
York
Mines
128%
-•
32%
Ltd
Noma
Lites
Inc
Canadian
2%
1,100
1%
July
111
2A
6,200
1% July
4%
700
3% Aug
6% May
18,300
%
2,300
7%
4%
4
4
4
28%
Amer shares.lOs
Manufacturing class
Corp
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st preferred
20
redeemable 1st pfd series A
redeemable 1st preferred
4.36%
1st
redeemable
Pacific
1st
25%
25%"
92
93
240
82
97 %
97%
,2%
2%
11%
11%
12%
6%
99%
98%
99%
1
54 %
53%
56%
25
34%
Bol
1%
•
Jan
89 Va
Aug
2%
Aug
4%
Jan
225
5%
400
1,300
1%
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
100 Va
21
II
10,700
IS
300
8%
12%
Jun
13%
13%
11%
Jun
15%
9V8
2,300
8%
Sep
12% Jan
4%
2,500
3 Vb Mar
4 Va
Sep
U
2 Iff
9
2}|
1,700
2% July
2%
Jun
10%
10%
11%
8,300
6 % May
4%
4%
4%
7.100
3% May
1
1
Corp
23% Aug
40'A
33%
66% July
Jan
1%
II Feb
Jan
Sep
16%
Feb
Aug
May
9%
Jun
59%
Jan
36%
Jun
3%
13,800
35% Aug
23% July
2%
2%
2%
1,000
2% May
1
17%
16%
17 %
900
51
51
2.50
)
Realty & Utilities
Southland
412
5
Oil
1,100
10%
1,600
200
26%
•
.
x26%
xl0%
xl0%
86%
86 %
9%
Jan
20%
Aug
Apr
33%
Jun
9%
Jan
11%
Jun
81%
Jan
15
100
56%
900
35
Jan
56%
Sep
23
400
22% Mar
29%
Jan
23%
Jan
3%
15%
17 %
3.200
12% May
2&
21*
2%
1,000
2% July
•
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
35%
Feb
36 Va July
1
Co
28
Feb
36 %
22
July
1
26%
X25%
26%
10
19%
197/s
20%
600
8%
4,700
40c
7%
8
2,600
18%
29 Vb
Co
17%
17%
19
13,300
11%
1
19%
19%
19%
100
19 V*
8Vs
8%
16,700
Corp
Statbam
Steel
Co
11
83/b
600
601/4
241/4
100
55%
55%
500
22 Vb
22%
223/8
207/a
52%
100
22%
—
—
'
20%
48
Jan
Mey
900
20 V*
Jan
223/8
100
20 Vb Mar
21
6%
200
19% Mar
7
13 %
4%
1,000
13%
4%
4%
300
May
Aug
207/s
22
87/a
9%
10,200
9%
,91/2
9%
200
103/4
9%
103/4
5,900
24'/2
15%
15%-
Jan
Jan
23
Sep
26
Feb
8 Va
Steel' Parts
Stein
CA)
Aug
1
Aug
2%
Feb
66
700
59
July
67%
400
July
17%
Jan
Jan
64%
Feb
9%
11%
12%
23%
23V4
23%
300
4%
4%
4%
2,600
2%
8%
8%
81/4
300
7 Vb
103/8
97/b
10 3/8
2,600
8%
%
l5ff
21
3,200
Stetson
(J B)
Stinnes
(Hugo)
(S)
38%
703/4
27 Vb
7,300
69
450
•
Jan
10
Aug
31
1,800
24
Jan
1,400
14
Sep
20%
o
I434
15%
15%
151/2
100
15
2%
2%
23/4
7,500
Co
3% July
May
22% Aug
36 v*
July
2%
200
21%
213/4
22%
43%
46%
211/4
21%
300
413/8
40%
41%
2.750
"5%
"33/4
~3%
4,800
3%
Jan
4%
7Vb
2,300
6'A
Aug
9% July
Feb
4% Mar
1,400
-
31
12%
--1
10c
Petrol Corp.—
7
7%
:
33/4
'
Vb
..
3%
33/4
4
3'/4
-
r
11
1
16%
1
.*
common
Television
58 Vb
1,300
11
11%
1.900
17%
2,000
4
"
*
45%
58 VB
Feb
Sep
12 Vb Mar
Jan
26
July
8'A
3%
Jan
6%
4% July
Jun
4,200
Mar
2
9% July
16
5.400
4%
5
4%
3%
6,300
19%
Apr
1.200
713
%
-
1
;
Robinson Technical Products Ine—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F__—100
Rogers Corp
Rokeaclr (Iy & Sons Inc class' A__
..
,3%~
see page
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Texas
Oil
33/4
20%
103/4.
11%
--1
2%
23/4
10c
1
9
2%
~1%
"l
%
"llA
&
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Thew
,_.50c
Co
6% Jifly
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Jan
Sep
A July
3%*
3%
4,100
19%
2,100
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40
4%
3% May
Jan
14%
133/4
14%
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18 Vb
18%
26
82 Va Aug-
Jan
36%'
.6%
6
J
6 ~~
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;
6%
2,300
35% Aug
V
41% Aug
6
600
4% May ?
8 V*
July
5% May-
7
Jan
Amer
Jan
38 V*
July
6%
25
Apr
6% Aug
10%
Jan
6%
Jun
10%
Sep
2
Feb
4% Aug
21% Aug
11% July
8'/a
14% Aug
Jan
Mar
2
600
,.
4 %
'v.
6 Vb May
9%
1 Vb
4,500
Apr t
Jan
7%
22
'
tV May
93% Aug
1% Jan
1%
300
July
24 '/b
16 3/4
17
23%
Jun
700
16%
•
deposit rets ord registered.—£1
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11
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100
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22 V*
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100
25'.
78
.
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-
21
4%.
%
2%
45/b
1,400
%
43,300
<
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4%
v
%
3-
634
Sep
July
-
-
Jan-
2 % May
200
43/8
...
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12 % Mar
May
5% July m '
600
••
-t.
Jan
22
.
> ;
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Jan
31%
\
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27 %
Sep-
,
Jan
117/8
20'A
1,200
243/s
163/4
14%
5Va Aug
Jun
100
24%
3% Jan
'
8%. July
«
3,400
Jun
20% Jan
May
17
600
5,300
..
18%
11 % Mar
1,500.
22
1
-
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1
21,300
7%
'
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2% July
8,500
.
...
9%
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Tower
Jun
Jan
■
2
1
Inc
Shipyards Corp—-—
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
2 Va
17/b.
7%
22
Roofing
Amer
:
2
:—-—--1
Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd
Tilo
Jan
16% July
Ltd
Apr
71/2
7,400
.
9%
2Va
18'/a
—
Thorofare Markets Inc
'■
73%
Park
23%
59,600
•
3
'83/4
pfd
Inc
Jan
89
Corporation
Texstar
Corp
Textron Electronics
15%
24,400
3%
163/b
11%
Inc
23%
24.100
10c
Industries
Power
10%
203/8
3 V2
Feb
700
1
inl
Corp
Corp
Apr
16 Vb
2,500
7'/a
ice
—
Industries
Jun
50
7
36%
t9%
9%
8%
42%
2,700
353/b
July
4
Apr
1,800
x67/b
--1
712
10,100
18%:
39Vb'
5 Vb
3% Aug
-
Sep
.24% Feb
1,400
9,400
Jan
6 Vb Mar
Sep
3
500
213/a
f
15% May
3%
21%
-
7
_
36%
a
Tenney Engineering Inc
■
33.
10
Corp—
Thorncllffe
21,500
82%
_
preferred
Jan
%
ft
18%-
...
20
Jan
■
£1
20%
2%
m
7
82%
50c
-5
9%
28%
.
regis
20'
Jun
Aug
"
*
21%
7%
.
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—5
.
Jan
2 % May
6%
34
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com——10c
70c convertible preferred—:
10
18 Vb
3,500
~2%
""
Warrants series A
-
363/4
6%
6%
Aug
1,300
3 Vb
34Vb
1% Aug
18%
19
*
5%
Jan
% May
"8%
;
50c
1
'
2
common
Inc
Telectro
59.800
16%
Tel-A-Sign
Teleprompl.er
1%
4 Vb
1
Co
■'
10c
Inc
Jan
2% July
A
cumulative
Sep
6,100
4%.
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Corp
,
I
—
Jun
41%
2,000"
4%
31/8
3
4
——25c
Aug
47
23 %
Apr
20 % Mar
*
(Del)
Inc
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Jan
Mar
17
Apr
19
43%
1
common
11%
Jan
5
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation T
19
Jan
July
14
July
Jun
Jan
9%
10c
Ltd.
21%
9% Mar
92
6% May
1
Sunset International
Technicolor
40 V*
--1
'Superior Tool <&. Die Co.
Superior Window Co class A
4%
Jan
Feb
30%
(Del)
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
Electronics
B
4%
15
14
Corp
Corporation
Class
%
31
Corp
Sunair
Inc class
Jan
jr
34
Products
Inc
Stylon
Talon
Jan
12
.
July
65
5
Co
&
353/4
70%
Aug
*
Container
Stroock
3b %
Jun
Jun
8
1
Jun
6%
12 Vb
2% July
10
*
24%
Feb
Vb July
9,600
23/4
Co
&
Jan
15
23/8
—•:
18%
500
;
25c
Corporation
July
20,500
1 Va
1
h
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Jan
13 %
2 3/4
Inc
11%
14
1
ordinary
Jun
Aug
9% Aug
___10c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
22%
8 Vb May
1
Corp common
Jan
72 %
350
23
64%
17 Vb
1,800
July
17
6%
10
21%
Apr
7% Aug
14%
56
July
Sep
Aug
23
21
Jun
700
103/4
60
*
55%
Feb
2,600
10 Vb
1
56
22% Aug
11% May
900
5
59
15%
25% Aug
25% Aug
Jan
53
Aug
63
Feb
22%
Aug
31% Aug
22 Va May
10c
B
Corp
Enterprises
8% Aug
30 Vb
17% May
20
253/4
24'/4
24%
1
Mines
Feb
28% Jun
900
•
1
Corp
Canada
Jun
May
1
Co
class
Jun
6% Jun
45% Feb
15% Jan
5»/a
J.un>.
6% May ■'
•
3,000'
29'A
31%:
253/4
v
lc
Instruments
of
Jun
56%:
57%
1
Ridgeway Corp
footnotes,
4
.300
50c convertible preferred.:^—X—50c u
Slatecourt
Jan
2%
1
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
7
2%
2%
1
Reliance Insurance Co
8
%
1
Co
.
Jan
601/4
60%
.
10
Uranium
May
l
3
Slanrock
Aug
27
Jun
7% Aug
5c
j,
Corp
Jan
Jan
1^900
x30%
'
Inc
Aviation
Starrett (The)
July
Estate Investment
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
35 Vb
113%
Jan
15%
1
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Power Co
Sep
22%
22%
3
5
Argentine Mining
Stanley
Supercrete
88
52%
20c
Co
Investment
Jun
I2V2
28
28 3/4
Apr
35% July
■
88
Jan
39
27%
1
Stop & Shop Inc
20%
8T7fl
Apr
Jan
1,030
9%
(Ky)
Stone
Sep
6% Mar
800
Jan
Jan
"5%.'
8
-1
Jan
Jun
15%
1,100
27%
1
Feb
%
45%
23
Metals
5%
19% Aug
4,800
16%
20
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
2,300
*
Forcings Corp
Standard
Aluminum
Feb
15 %
31
46%
59
Standard
Brewers
July
20
29%
Aug
28%
•
10%
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.00 convertible pr«'«rwd
Sterling
38
8
7%
7%
20
July
5%
5%
3,200
iff
1
Spencer Shoe Com....
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
66
7
3
Sterling
3A
5,600
Apr
May
%
400
1
Royalty Co
Feb
Colorado—
Southern
Jan
27% May
-
5
%
3% Aug
1,100
-V
11%
1
Line
Jan
59% May
33%
1
common
preferred
Puerto Rico Teleuhone Co
For
Pipe
3%
100
62%
32%
Jan
Jan
May
1
_5Vb
~5%'
2
Southern
11
3.700
62%
32%
•
7
43
13%
Southern Materials Co Snc—
58%
44
■
28
'12
28
preferred
preferred
Jun
600
1%
: •
43
25
cumulative
Sep
100
450
1%
1%
1
Inc
Amer nap rets ord
cumulative
1% July
9%
9%
54%
9%
*
1
Jan
Jan
24
July
16
19%
4Va
28%
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp_-2
13% Mar
10% May
31%
Jan
30%
36
25
4.08%
2.300
103%
:..7
—25
4.24%
10%
28 %
46 V*
>
4.32%
10 %
Jan
1*8
4
25
Standard Tube
July
1%',
V*
-AT
4
25
Jan
28%
17 %
100
26,200
25
Aug
6
8,500
20%
221/4
1 Vb
..12.50;
preferred
16
1,000
20 Vb
22
1%
1
preferred
cumulative
11%
2,000
%
3,400
■'V*
Aug
93
Jun
24
700
28%
•
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
7 Ve May
(Del)
July
£1
cumulative preference
9
1
Inc
120 V*
July
4%
4.56%
1,900
1
Rolls Royce Ltd^—
4.78%
2,500
A
Mar
89
.
4.48%
„
10
Aug
'
preferred
10%
50c
90
10
1
cumulative
9%
66%
to
original
4.88%
9%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
v'c extended
5%
9%
Corp
3,200
93
20%
1
Co
Southern California Edison-^1
10 %
8%
10% Mar
115% 120
27%
*
*
li
4
Sep
Sep
40
Jan
iff
;
Jun
1,200
27%
26%
38% Aug
1
Co—si
Shares
47%
Oil
Corp
Oil
Products
10
Rio Algom Mines Ltd
Penn
Standard
Gas
Resistoflex
Coast
Standard-Thomson
Company
&
South
South
Standard
89%
''
Jan
Jan
16
,
31%
93
luc
Manufacturing
Feb
Inc
(Robert)
Soss
Standard
31% Mar
-10
Apr
Sep
24%
Apr
6%
1,500
7
•
25c
5,000 fr
Aug
4% Mar
16%
May
July
25% July
6%
117%
12.50
common
*
Jan
11%
o%
1
6%
8%
8 Vb
Corp
6%
4%% preferred
Reinsurance
Sonotone
May
11%
14%
3,000
Paper Mills
5
8%
4,300
10%
Inc
(Howard)
4% Mar
11%
16'A
10
dep rets ord registered
Airways
900
Mines- Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
Trust of America
Red a Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
Slick
Smith
700
Preston
Investment
Amer
11,300
•
15%
10 Va
Ltd
5%
10c
15%
Canada....
Venezuelan
1
Alexander
Pyle-National
Sinclair
5%
Polymers Inc
23
12
Singer Manufacturing Co Lid—
47%
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co.
of
Simpson's
5%
400
Apr
2 % Mar
1,200
preferred
5%
102
14%
8,500
26%
Shares
39%
Power Corp of Canada
Service
Aug
American
convertible
$3
1
class
convertible
Simca
5%
10
4,100
3%
—--2
5%
101
20%
5
B
41 %
50
28% July
3
100
5
Polymer Corp class A
providence
68
4,900
li7ff
4% Mar
Apr
13 Va
Power
Co
pesos
(Del)__
&
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad Electronics
(The)
1%
4,300
&
of
10c
10
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Mfg Co
58
July
8
400
24%
54 %
lis6
1
Aircraft Corp:
Industries Inc
Prentice-Hall
24%
58
200
8%
Feb
Feb
& Pharmaceutical
Piasecki
&
7%
6% May
13
61% Aug
8%
20c
...
11% Aug
6% July
2.50
,
Products
Feb
300
8%
Corp
Feb
Siinmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
Jan
2
Industries
Materials
12 Va
16%
4%
2
3%
16%
1
Silvray Lighting Inc
1% Mar
Aug
300
Aug
Jan
2%
Jun
8%
1
2,300
27,200
35
Water
Feb
5'A
4 Va
25%
12 Va
Inc
9% Jan
4 Va Jan
July
May
3%
preferred
Class
Jan
39
lVa Aug
2
Steel
30%
July
13%
12
3
19Vs
20 V*
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
59% Aug
24% May
15,300
2 Vb
2% Mar
3%
«
24'/2
Corp of America
--3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
2
Apr
Jan
8%
13
8%
Aug
18%
4.500
35
13%
Jun
90
2,900
-
25%
1 %
8
24,500
7
34%
78%
1.1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Prophet
89
13%
Bol
1
1
Ltd
Phillips Electronics
$1.25
310
1,200
88%
2%
x25
Sep
98% Aug
133% Sep
% May
2
Photo Inc
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Progress
130
133%
133%
1
Perfect
Powdrell
Jan
122
90%
Jan
85
Jan
24%
~3%
Shoe
Aug
? 93
Jan
79%
Aug
22% Aug
Jan
80
*
Corp
Canada
Electronics
Poloron
23% Aug
97%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
1.2.50
Plastic
Jan
21
20%
100
vtc__2
Jan:/;
22% Mar
100
~8~8%
i
;
22%
•
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn Traffic Co
Pierce
300
92%
•
•
Class B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Phoenix
900
22%
27% Mar
'
26'A Aug
24"% Aug
22%
•
Pantepec Oil (CA) Amer shares
Pentron
24%
22%
Jan
26
23%
•
Park Chemical
Company
Parker Pen Co class A
of
25%
25%
•
23 %
24%
25
pfd
31% July
28% Sep
Jan
1,500
500
1
(C A)
24%
"
Jun
46
Jan :
25%
Feb
Jan
12%
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
4%
6 Vb
8%
'
Jan
1
Light 5.%
7%
34% Aug
22%
900
Co
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
22 % Aug
Aug
26'A
Pall
Patino
19
29 %
Ltd
Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
Jan
4% May
800
6,200
6%
Power <fe
Aug
20
1,300
Warrants
Pacific
19%
Jun
3.000
Airlines
Petroleums
Sep
17
30%
25
Jun
16%
28%'
25
Paddington Corp class A
Pape-Hersey Tubes
Rico
5%
2,300
•
30%
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Northern
Feb
Jan
27%
conv
$4.36
5%
75%
30%
,
Pacific
Jan
28%
25
preferred
preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75
Jan
4%
500
21%
5%
25
1st preferred
redeemable
3%
48% Mar
3,000
25
4.50%
Reis
200
8
4.80%
Real
4,200
25
1st preferred
Ramo
5%
25
1st pfd
redeemable
br/c
Public
Shawinigun
20%
1
com
Leather
4%
Jan
Jun
Sep
4% July
11,500
3%
8%
4%
100
3%
6Vb Mar
Mar
--1
America
Servoinechanisms
Jan
H
7%
Jun
Jan
4.
7,000
1,000
2%
Serriek Corp class B—
Servo Corp of
V*
Jan
8%
20c
Aug
Jan
Seton
12 %
Jan
4
2%
Jan
May
6%
bU°
5%
700
v
6%
1%
8 Va
.'
1
3%
—
7%
%
18%
5
3Va
1
Inc
Jun
Shattuck
17%
1
A
Seem an
Jan
:
400
2%
1
Sentry Corp
Aug
18%
1
Electric
Oxford
Bros
Jan
Jan
36
18
1.600
7%
3Vs
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
95
16%
10'/a
--1
Seeburg
23'A July
1 Va Feb
% July
lOc
Securities
Security
Jan
% Aug
1,400
5%
5%
3.50
Aug
25% Mar
20%
300
2,200
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Jan
16%
5
Securities
5
---*
Feb
Apr
18% Aug
4%
Jo®
Airlines
Sep
18%
7%
*—25c
Ltd
22%
Feb
Jan
%
Jan
1%
Jan
■
Jun
%
4%
13%
16
14% July
17 V8
18'A
500
4
Western
Jan
19
dep-
%
,
4%
Seaboard
'
9%
;
%
4
23 % July
1,150
Jan
%
%
■r
4%
87
52
52
Jan
4%
July
6% May
200
.
23
22%
22%
JO
--1
4
87%
&
Jan
4
7
•
200
-u.
1
110
54
18
1
700
4 %
7
2,000
..
21%
•
18
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
31
5%
5%
1
Jan
3%
15% Mar
1,300
.
8 3/8
Jan
Jan
94%
90c
3%
16%
21
.18
ouc
Oil Co
Scurry-Rainbow
28%
%
May
2%
1,800
7%
8 VB
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
67%
15% July
7,900
17%
17%
"7>
8%
Jan
93
100
17%
17%
'« 7
3 %
Jun
2%
8,100
"2%
21%
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co___—
3% July
31.300
4%
16%
16%
1
4%
"23/4
c*
3%
Sep
July
2% July
39%
Jan
%
vv
6% July
Jun
Mar
10
6A
2
2% May
700
»
39
Jun
79
80
87
8%
,_50c
Oxford
-
29%
2%
A
common
Jan
50
20c
preferred
10%
Jun
7 %
1
*o
(Del)
Savoy Oil Inc
Apr
86%
3,200
preferred
Saxon
Aug
10c
(Del)
Jan
Jan
6
iff
3
lb pesos
preferred
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
4%
4
6JI
2,900
2%
23/4
series
n
26%
.
Jan
2%
•----f-™
Petroleums Ltd
v1%
3,200
27%
Jan
4%
800
2::i 6%
---
5.60%
Sureee
2,200
8
Opelika Mfg Corp
5V«
2,600
7%
61%
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
"
18%
300
2%
series preferred
Sapphire
•
Sep
2'A July
11 %
2%
.
6,7ff
1
1
Inc.^—
series
Jan
6%
4
Co
Corp
preferred
% May
300
E
;
Feb
10%
10%
:■
1
Milling Co Ltd
4.40%
Aug
30
V
5va
2%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred-
41%
Jun
8v««uly
Jan
2%
Company
4%%
43
30%
1
Ogden Corp
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
%
Apr
4 Vb
ouo
5%
Feb
154
22'A May
6,200
Iff
6%
100
Corp
40c
Sep
25% May
50
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Occidental Petroleum
San
Jan
5%
2
Corp
Jan
2% May
28%
"2%
1
Pub Serv 4%% pfd
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Industrial
r
29%
10
Northern Ind
Old Town
31 "A
250
a
6%
25
Ltd
Penn RR Co
Brass
300
32%
3%
5,300
2%
—--
I Corp Ltd
Lawrence
San Carlos
5%
1
Oils
Northeast Airlines
Ohio
32 %
St.
Salem-Brosius
Jan
29%
1
,1
North American
Royalties Inc
Nova
Aug
I/8
10
«
North
126 %
JU°
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
Jan
Aug
10
%
4
--1
*>uc
Ryan
13%
21% Aug
-
1
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
;
American Cement class A
Class B
North
1%
1
North
North
6,600
Russell (The F C)
1,400
4%
■ -1
—
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
32
Sep
1%
Roosevelt
2%
Apr'
9
%
1
Nipissing Mines
••'%
1,900
1%
Honduras Rosario__3.33 %
Merchandise
10
Nickel Rim
4,600 '•
13,400
■ifvi 9
&
Co
Y
13
9%
31'%
9%
22%
128% 128%
21%
1
%
32
25o
Sep
30
•"f,v
High
-
6%
43/e
7
Inc..
Raceway Inc
Field
Roosevelt
fjf «*• -
Jun
34
Jun
21 %
%•
__50c
Zinc
:
Sep
"
•v
Jan
Aug
15% Julp
1% July
18,000
■
New Mexico & Arizona Land
A"»
•
34 %
9,300
-
1%
1%
3%
24%
17% Ma/
5,200
30%
37%
38%
*
23%
Feb
3% Mar
2% May
21%
30
1
*
& Tel
&
'
14
22%
1
Co
Tel
Clock
1,100
2%
2%
2
Mur
New
~2%
May
8%
3% Aug
Jun
1,200
4
Low
•
.
2%
30c
Nelly Don Inc
3%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
■
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
85 V*
i
Feb
27%, Jan
•
-
Apr;"
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
A J»n
f
Volume
192
Number
5985
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1021)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE I Range
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Trans
Low
Lux
Corp
_1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
:
;V
;
Gas
VCo
U
of
•
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Improvement
Industrial
United
Milk
United
U
U S
25%
15%
10"%
Foil Co
Rubber
S
10%
28%
5%
3ft
1ft
4
4^
lVa
class
30%
Waco
Aircraft
137,900
19%
22
24 %
16
18
¥
10%
..
*:.10
.7 '
4,200
Va
10%
14%
200
8y8 Mar
6
14,600
27,600
17 Va
5,800
12%
7,700
5%
6<
4%
.
25,900
14%
14%
15%
12
12
12 %-
11%
10%
11%
2,300
Waitt & Bond Inc
common
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
500
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas
Ltd
West Chemical Products
Inc__™
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
2
Coal
i
Inc__
II
..
$60
$99 Va
Mar-Sept
1997
98%
™
$67
-
Jan-July
(Plan A)
2s
48 Va
48 Va
2012™Jan-July
48%
$45
(not
23
in
40
range),
d Ex-interest.
Under-the-rule
transaction
included
,
Feb
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
are the daily closing
averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
Stocks
Bonds
10
30
Jan
4
20
Indus¬
Jan
Date
76% May
4% Jan
First
Second
65
Indus¬
Grade
trials
Sept.
28 Va
Total
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
625.22
136.15
96.10
620.85
135.22
96.45
,
— ■
10
10
Stocks
15
Rail¬
10
Grade
Rails
Sept.
5
Sept.
Sept.
6
7
612.27
133.86
96.17
204.23
90.70
81.95
81.67
86.49
Sept.
8
611.42
133.95
96.16
204.09
90.60
81.92
81.57
86.48
86 %
40
61
July
100
29
Feb
3%
«\-2 %
2%
2%
1,500
2
Apr
May
1ft
800
1
Jun
18% Aug
.79
Jan .;
2,6001 u.v37/a Jan'
1 1>>£
11
1
1
1
"?5- -
3
1
Jan
93
Jan
32% Jun
5% Aug
Jan
lit
Jan
23%
2
4
•'
compiled
are
Utilities,
25%
25%
'/
v
8.53;
65
stocks,
85.16
85.20
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.38;
Wickes
(The)
_
Jan
,• '
(35; Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Sept.
6™
50
20
17%
71
20%
3%
17%
14Va
14%
1
"9%
„10
(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
1,500
V
May
Wed.
Jun
Closing
Range
1
}+
High
105.99
for 1959
109.60 Aug
Low
Holiday
101.42 Sep
''
4
23
%
400
1,100
24%
23
24%
19
20
89
90
4,100
pfd„ .100
V.; '
40
~8%
2
—5s
100
7%
9'% Aug
Jan
98
"!%'
May
29
"ift
:
14
Jan
30 Va
Jan
Feb
19%
Jun
7%
Sep
11%
3%
9,900
1
May
1%
Jan
23%
200
20
Mar
29 Va
Jun
5%
1,400
4%
Jun
8Va
Jan
.10c
4
4
4Va
1,500
3 % May
5%
Jan
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Manufacturing
Durable
Last
Period
Inc
AAmer
5%s
Steel
subord
conv
&
or
debs
1974.
June-Deo
June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
6s
Edison
2%s
Industries
Chemoil
Aug
1
series
6s
1970™_
-June-Dec
1998
High
Sold
100
114
93
Finance
A 1st
mortgage
4s
Finland Residential
'48
4
44
89
89
90%
86%
1973
Feb-Aug
49
84%
119
88
8
Mining
1993
-May-Nov
1993
90%
Mtge Bank 5s
41
41
May
1961
75%
91
90
1984
wi
72
72
1
118
128
143
$10
11
127%
99%
667/a
$83
107%
128
mortgage 3%s
135
98
667/a
10
85
106% 106 %
157
64%
9
77
81
__
84
102
127
103
103%
43
72%
8
67%
May-Woo
99%
99%
5
96
.
1968™
Jan-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
$99%
95
7
95
90
99%
$87
87%
Mon.
81
Tues.
Sept. 6
90
Jan-July
& Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-JuZj/
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
May-Woo
5%s conv subord debs 1964
ApriZ-Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s 1981__May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs
'62™Jan-July
86
Wed.
Sept. 7
3s
1965
2%s
series
C
series
D
1976
series
E
1978
series
3%s
4%s
series
series
F
G
H
4%s
series
4%s
series
J
4%s
series
K
5s
series
L
I
1976
1981™
Feb-Attp
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
1982
1982
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1982
1983
95
151
Mar-Sepf
;
Feb-Aug
126%
__
95
117%
■
4
151%
94
10
124%
12374
98
Railroad
Int'l
and Miscel.
Foreign
U. S.
Bonds
Total
Gov't
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
$3,675,000
Bond
Bonds
"""
Sales
$384,000
178,000
Sept. 8
2,672,230
3,953,000
247,000
4,200,000
2,748,150
3,408,000
319,000
10,852,200
$14,740,000
$1,128,000
2,854,450
3,704,000
.Total
3,727,000
$15,868,000
-
Shares
of
Jan. 1 to Sept. 9
1959
1960
Stocks—Number
1960
1959
11,138,515
10,852,200
529,051,429
1
585,223,400
Bonds—
U.
S.
Government
International
$4,500
Railroad
$993,500
50,6461550
50,094,000
26,293,000
886,711,600
1,030,725,600
$15,868,000
$27,286,500
16,000
.
and
$1,000
$1,128,000
14,740,000
Bank_!
Foreign
Industrial
Total
64
64
64
95%
95%
957/a
$85%
82
84
88
2
60
88%
82
1
84
89%
$80
91%
90
5
79
78
91%
85
.
..
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
104
78
84V4
■
■
"91%
6
104 "
1
81
90
103 %
Mon.
91%
98
97%
17
104
105
96%
Tues.
Sept. 6™—-
Wed.
Sept. 7
1,021,870
107
Sales
203,000
Sept. 8
1,176,105
213,000
Sept. 9—
1,321,960
158,000
4,641,705
$656,000
Fri.
1,121,770
Total
Week Ended
of
Shares-
$12,000
$6,000
T0I60O
$82,000
1960
Stocks—Number
Bond
~2_3l66o
$100,000
203,000
246,000
1,000
Sept. 9
„
.
_
159,000
$30,000
$22,000
$708,000
Jan. 1 to Sept. 9
1960
1959
4,641,705
3,594,300
197,320,858
$656,000
1959
:
278,758,759
Bonds—
Domestic
$441,000
$20,052,000
$18,080,000
government
22,000
9,000
corporate—.
30,000
34,000
1,036,000
787,000
1,096,000
103 Va
103
Bonds
Total
Bonds
Gov't
Bonds
Holiday-
84%
97%
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Domestic
Sept. 5—ft
91%
$104% 105%
103
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
83%
84%
$98
104
82
3
$83%
91%
86%
76
:
96%
75%
45
65
$937,362,650 $1,080,836,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Thurs.
169
$83
Fob-Aug
;
,..
1979
1985_
$123
__
'
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973.
3%s
3s
Mar-Sepf
1973
3%s
216.1
Sept. 9
89
Electric
B
252.6
$4,059,000
3,882,000
97%
4
A
240.7
2,577,370
87%
5
89
series
299.7
.V
Holiday
96
97%
series
+ 0.5
Sept. 5
101%
89
3%s
414.7
262.8t
No. of
113
97
3s
279.4
471.8
Stocks
99%
{
97
Edison
329.3
+1.0
—1.1
77%
103
72%
89
Southern California
—2.9
250.0
467.7
Shares
21
1964„June-Dee
Service
293.9
462.7
75
72
.—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
3%s
1970
■
_1„
Public
467.1
99 Va
70
8
140% 146
145
April-Oct
Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
V
544.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
32
Corp—
New England
1st
—1.2
Week Ended Sept. 9
.—
Power
492.7
388.8
49%
23%
26
$98
5s
convertible subord debentures
1976—Jan-July
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s 1974__™_™„_
Ohio
39
10.
April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Hydromctals Inc 6s 1972
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6%% liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
National Research
41
$24%
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
5%s
438.8
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
91%
82%
90%
Mar-Sepf
Corp—
subord debentures 1963
General Development 6s 1975
Hess
521.6
Fri.
6s
Bellas
—2.4
tRevised.
121
82%
63%
$68
Jan-July
General Builders
National
458.2
461.4
LOW
Thurs.
1978
B
538.9
;
252.6*
50
June-Dec
series
—1.8
285.3
Service
and
138
48
1970
mortgage 4s series A
482.6
486.6
Goods
High
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
432.5
-
264.0
Trade
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
U20%
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
High
—1.1
450.1
Transportation
Utility
Range Since
100
100
Quar-Feb
A
debs
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
1960—
Change
409.1
«•
474.0
™.
Goods
Non-Durable
Aug. 26, '60
•
404.4
Week's Range
Low
Alsoo
8
Percent
Sept. 2, '60
Composite
♦New High.
BONDS
I960
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
5%
Friday
for
Range
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common stock
for week ended
Sept. 2, 1960, composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
Aug
-50c
Corp
100.77 Mar 11
Apr
Jan
23%
23
1
109.39 Jan
Low
105.22
July
20%
5%
Zale
High
105.01
•
100
7%
34%
2% May
■"'—r•
.40c
Zapata Petroleum
Feb
7% July
400
20 Va
—£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
~8%
20%
*~8 %
IIIi
preference
Jan
87
.
104.56
9—
Jan
Jun
11%
18% May
17% Aug
400
•
dep rets ord regular™
18%
15
Aug
26
—29
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
5%
2%
:■
8™
Sept.
28% July
3% Aug
Jun
14% May
12% Jan
200
Sept.
Sept.
7—
Thur.
ft Mar
18 % Mar
1,400
7
6 V4
% July
2,500
10%.
20
1
preferred™
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
\\
9%
6%
1
5%
6%
20
3
Williams
American
8,400
•'
T.
•
41
"l7ff
5.234;
.
Tues.
1
—5
_
Williams-McWilliams Industries
-
1
85.15
Rails,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
30
Feb
86.48
81.60
;v
26% Mar
jloO
85.17
81.59
.
5
Aug
86.63
81.86
\
Sept.
24
by
17.58.
.
Mon,
600
30
29%
daily
32% May
37% Jan
26%
81.80
90.70
Holiday
■
Apr
%
% Mar
29% July
90.65
206.42
Feb
88% Aug
5% Apr
•
207.37
Holiday
Averages
.
3%
Aug
13,300
ft
3%
Williams Brothers Co
Bands
Jan
•
1
40
ities
3% Mar
—1
Corp
Corp
Total
Util¬
Rails
1%
—1
Oil
t Ex-dis¬
x
:
Stag Mfg Co
Wichita River
48
year's
Jun
&
-10c
"50*,
Aug
1,100
1
67
45
50
included
100%
63%
—
Fri.
White
67
$60
Deferred delivery transaction
a
$65
'
1
04%
92
65
__
.
1
4%
-10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
1972
93
90
,
$90
$120
2
1
—20
"
19
Is
-
16%
250
32%
1
$90
8,500
1
_*
15
17%
9,300
4%
1
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet &
Stationery
$12
1%
50c
100
72
2%
22
85
1%
pfd
63%
*
Jan
5%
Jun
,32%
1.2&.+
14
Mar
4%
5
1
21
1 Va
•
1%
•
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
97%
of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
15% Sep
12% Aug
Jun
3
200
,
100
90%
Aug
July
21%
2%
L10c
"2%
66
98
3
2%
22
30
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
~2%
6%
9% May
70
"2%
1
19% July
12% Jun
10 % May
"5%
"3%
19
97%
Sep
800
;_100
5s
2%s 2C08
Aug
3%
•
7% preferred™
6%
17%
1,900
_•
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
4% May
11% Juyt
*
Jun
7%
Jan
10%
5%
•
12%
Jun
9%
15
tribution.
9% July
May
6%
5%
10c
Jun
16%
15
9%
25c
July
(not
11% Mar
6% May
'
1,500
5%
41
2,600
6%
.
16
50
'
Jan
value,
par
100
90
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n
in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash (not included in
year's range),
Ex-dividends,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask
prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in
receivership.
■
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates
Feb
^
No
91 Va
88
86%
.
'$115
■'
v"'
Ex-liquidating
Aug
15%
*
1
Jun
23%
_2
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs__
Westmoreland
18%
7% Aug
12 Ye Apr
16%
Co
Westmoreland
3'
6%
Co
6% Aug
% Jan
Apr
2,000
iviav
3s
94
Municipalities
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
1947
(Plan A)
of)—
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Jan
2,800
•
2008
Jan
11%
9%
1
Coke
46%
17%
25c
&
11% Mar
May
(Republic
Sinking fund
Jan
23%
1
Products
5%
7% July
34% Mar
30%
1
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado Inc
v
May
3%
8
1927)
Peru
8
8
(issue of Oct
Parana
3J'4
2Vas
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
6,400
8
A)
'•?
stamped
High
1
86
65
-
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wou
1949.
(Plan
Jan
5,200
15%
6%s
Apr
13,400
*
1967™
Feb
5%
8
B
(Prov)
stamped
6
36%
17.78
A
Maranhao
181%
1,900
99
Jan-July
Jun
10%
Co
AHanover
Jan
Low
83%
97%
and
Jan. 1
No.
—
$91%
65
Range Since
Sold
94
$84%
June-Dec
1967
Apr
4%
8Va
A
series
J an
19
1963™.
Bonds
High
debentures—
Aug
9%
18%
Adjustment
11 %
35%
30%
A
ser
167%
35%
5
6s
1951_ii_.
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
series
4%s
debs
50
:
12%
10%
10
5%s
Electric
700
173%
1
Instrument
55
.
Feb
„1
Corporation
Food
.
300
.
Virginia Iron Coal
Vita
172
8%
Corp
class
Jun
;;
300
8
Vanderbllt Tire & Rubber
Norman Industries warrants
Inc
Jan
8%
.3,000
Va
8
Van
Viewlex
3%
5;.
2
4
l
Vinco
7%
3%
Valspar Corp
(The)
4% July
1% Aug
3%
5
Victoreen
% July
41 % Mar
5%
Corp cl A com_10c
Marion
A May
lit Aug
600
6
Debt
5
3,700
11%
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Jan
12,800
11%
1
Insurance
8%
3ft Sep
&
(Germany), '7s
ADanzig
German
A7s
172
25c
Universal
7,900.
Corp
Baden
Jan
Jan
July
Friday's
$91%
Foreign Governments
13%
5%
1%
A
28%
Feb
5
50C
Inc
Apr
27
1,200
A
28 % May
17
Jan
■
25c
Universal
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
9% May
100
_1
Universal Controls
3s 1971
3%s 1970
Jan
12%
or
Bid & Asked
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Deo
(Calif)
22
10s
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Container-
Gas
1970
Wasatch
200
-
1 %
5%
100
B
Counties
3%s
Jan
45%
1%
\
Reclaiming Co
Southern
Gas
27%
5%
5%
5
Universal American
California
Southwestern Gas
44%
•
Co
Southern
Jan
Apr
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
29
19% Mar
300
28%
5%
5%
.1
;
Period
Aug
21 % May
8,100
•
10%
__
1
dep rets ord registered
U S
13% Aug
177/a Jan
19
4,900
15%
Investing__2.60
N JRR&
U
24%
23%
"warrants"
Tile
23%
15%
Products
Ceramic
100
24%
20
Canal™
Pacific Aluminum
Air Conditioning
Corp
S
19%
Feb
Interest
Exchange
19%
Molasses Co Ltd—
United
19%
50c
United
,
19%
4
Omaha
United
Amer
8% Aug
5,800
5
Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc__
United Elastic Corp
,
8%
12%
_•
__
United
&
1,300
11%
23%
„
of
13
American Stock
High
/
Co
Yards
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10
Canada
Union
12
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
llVa
™
_
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union
:
12
for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
for Week
•Range
Par
33
Foreign
Foreign
Total
$708,000
44QA
nnn
en
R7R nnn
1,298,000
son 474 nno
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1022)
.
.
Vj,
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
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*
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Boston Stock
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
American Tel
Anaconda
Chemical
——
Edison
Boston
Personal
Cities
Service
Eastern Gas
I
4%%
First
Ford
General
Island
Creek
s'
»
*
f
Inc
Co
Co
Cement
272
46%
Jun
68 %
Jan
64%
66
470
59%
Feb
53%
32
50%
53
Apr
Sep
39%
Jun
5%
cum
pfd
Railroad
76%
Sep
Jan
84
48%
Mar
74%
Feb
54
120
47%
Feb
59%
27%
50
79%
554
21%
mm—
61% July
79 Vb Aug
100
22%
80
112% 112%
'
930
84%
27%
■■■:
247
82%
76%
V
66%
80%
--
5
100
Jan
114
175
11
Feb
13
6c
200
10c
21%
21%
22%
-100
38 %
37%
39%
93%
73%
100
Sep
5c
July
19%
Jan
Stone
34
Jun
39 Vb
Inc
—•
6
73% May
90
155
38% July
53%
U
Fruit
245
12
Sep
16%
Jan
47%
50
38
Mar
55%
Jun
30
340
27
Mar
32 %
22%
60
•
_
51%
120
48% Aug
58% Mar
41%
238
32
41%
39%
19%
S
&
Mass
Railroad
20%
58%
20%
Co
:
285 V
100
58%
59%
We
deb
System
Westinghouse
Inc
Elec
Corp
_
6.25
—
75%
15
51
--
Detroit Stock
Friday
C
F
Wrigley Stores.-
'.»-
Cincinnati Stock
50
:
225
52%
337
Apr
Sep
Week's
Range
of Prices
Baldwin
Piano
*_
8
.
Carey
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Milling
Telephone
Cincinnati
Aug
Consumers
Power
Jan
Continental
Motors
Apr
64
62%
Jan
Jan
80
72
12% Aug
46% Feb
May
Davidson
18%
Jun
Detroit
65 Va
Cincinatti
Crystal
Union
Eagle
Gibson
__
new—..
Kahn
Kroger
&
Gamble
Motor
Cyanamid
Motors
American
31
8%
10%
12
Jan
29% Ma*
July
18%
Sep
19%
20%
20%
100
19%
Feb
20%
Brewing
31%
1,000
125V4 127%
436
81%
Feb
15
22 %
July
28 %
168
25%
Jun
34%
Jan
28
28%
29% July
■
-
Steel
Ashland
Oil
Ohio
Abbott
43%
Jan
59%
Jun
Allis
29%
Apr
Gas
&
12%
215
15%
Feb
Aluminum
93%
95%
376
79%
Jan
97%
Sep
61%
61%
55
52
Mar
62
63%
20
59% Mar
77
19%
19%
20
15%
15%
15%
Dayton
Detroit
Steel
&
29
26
29
Dept
Co
Harvester
61%
44%
Jan
American
Investment
42
57%
Jan
American
20
23
Apr
35%
Aug
American
Mach
71%
210
42%
Jan
76%
Jun
American
Rad
17%
55
17%
Sep
23%
Jan
American
Steel
50
30%
Jan
39 %
Jun
American
Tel
Jan
42%
25
58% Aug
Aug
69%
42%
41 J/4
70%
39%
49 %
Jan
145
Jun
21
70
31% Aug
18% Jun
51
51
30
'39% Feb
—•'4
18%
18%
13
57%
56%
57%
313
171/4
17%
50
81%
81%
50
195% 195%
11
120% 120%
71%
73%
10
20%
—
*
17%
81%
~
71%
&
Tel
196
2%
4,350
1%
675
29%
29%
29%
1%
U,o
11
•
150
6%
28
2%
10
350
3%
145
2%:
156
17% July
46
Mar
17
Jun
78% July
189% July
95
Feb
61%
Feb
Feb
Anaconda
Jan
of
the
round-lot
transactions
Week's
20%
only
for Week
Range
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
(Un)
62%
300
53
Mar
68 %
Jun
23%
23%
900
23
May
32%
Jan
13%
13%
14%
900
13%
Sep
23%
Jan
21%
18%
21%
2,000
13 %
Feb
29% July
17
17
100
14%
Jan
19% July
11%
11%
300
26%
26
26%
1,800
26
Sep
39%
Jan
31%
30%
32%
1,000
35 %
Jan
69%
69%
70%
800
28% July
69% Sep
19%
19%
19%
750
39
987a
Jan
265%
Jan
133
Jun
$1.50
77% July
Corp
Co
&
OLl
38%
—33 %c
*
—
--
Roebuck
37%
5
—
Aug
38%
1,600
37 % May
43 %
Jan
51%
1,100
47% Mar
59%
Jun
20
20%
300
17%
Feb
20%
Sep
49%
Jan
67
65%
67
74
Jun
22%
22
23%
4,200
29%
Feb
B
20% July
12%
12
July
27% July
16
Feb
80
97
500
12%
12%
500
28%
28%
200
conv
39%
303%
31 %
Avco
2%
common
50
2.50
10
2%
Jan
May
2%
200
2% Mar
51%
49 Vb
1.25
Belden
600
1,100
46% July
10% July
»
41% Aug
58% Aug
31%
Aug
46%
13%
-
13%
13%
34%
34%
35
300
31%
Feb
62
62
62 %
400
59%
Apr
.
•
11
38% July
54%
Jan
preferred-
30% Aug
52%
Jan
Booth
8
180
42%
421/2
20
41%
50
107
60%
463%
603/4
77%
77%
12
7
12
55
Inc
450
29% May
41%
Feb
20
125
23%
Jan
*
32%
32%
32%
18% July
30 % May
22
27%
23
25
22%
23
10
10%
400
22%
22%
100
15%
15%
16 '/a
13
12%
12%
13 Vb
85%
—
86
_50c
_—-
Co
,_10
2,000
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Bethlehem
~4%
4
4%
9%
May
Jan
Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
2,400
11% May
17% Aug
300
12% July
17
150
77
86
200
20
20
20
450
16%
16%
17
1,400
66
65%
66
21
3%
20
Feb
Jan
Sep
15% May
Airplane
Fisheries
Jan
Brunswick
Aug
Budd
Jan
49%
Jun
47%
Jan
373/4
95
47%
47%
5
77%
44%
58%
Jun
Canadian Pacific
42%
Jan
Carrier
34% May
39% Jan
(Un)
8
42%
43%
3,000
45
45
50
Sep
24
20%
Jun
74
Feb
'1 %
42%
Sep
57%
38%
Feb
31%
31%
600
23% July
30
30
31%
400
26%
35%
35%
36%
2,000
170%
Feb
34% July
53 %
35%
Calumet
&
49% July
Hecla
Inc
Export Gas Ltd.
(Un)
Corp common
Celanese
Corp
of
Jan
Jan
July
Aug
31% Aug
48%
Jan
170% 171
40
2
200
1%
Sep
3
Feb
49%
1%
72%
68
72%
8
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
4,500
4,200
18
2,600
17%
128
Apr
175
July
Feb
76%
Jun
16% May
17% Sep
27%
-Jan
23%
Jan
5
33%
33%
36%
900
29
Mar
40%
Jun
27%
27%
27%
150
22%
Jan
29
Aug
5
20%
20%
20%
700
20%
Sep
m
2%
1,100
1%
Jun
23%
30%
23%
23%
2,300
23%
25%
25%
-
Jun
81% Aug
Jun
May
May
May
31%
—20c
Jan
4%
12.50
(Un)
Corp
58% July
57% Feb
Feb
1
43%
•
Burroughs Corp
Canadian
56%
37%
—:
Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
Burton-Dixie
3,200
•
(E J)
Brach & Sons
Brad Foote Gear Works
41 % Mar
1%
8
Jan
34%
1%
5
Jun
45 %
61
1%
S
Corp
Corp
34%
109
50O
pi
1
Jan
10% Aug
26% Mar
5
(Un)
Steel
69 %
Sep
May
34% Mar
Aug
2
Co
Bendix
July
30
Jan
33
19%
4
(Un)
26% July
82
Aug
38% May
76%
31%
_3
Borg-Warner
40
.
14%
,
19%
10
Corp—
Gossett
Boeing
30
831/4
■
Jan
32%
Jan
593/e
i'• J
2%, Jan
68
1
10
Mfg
&
34% May
38% Apr
273/a
Sep
B
Corporation
Jan
83%
Jan
5
A
(Un)
Refining common
2nd preferred-
Products
Jan
109
37%
Jan
(111)
non-cum
89 %
56%
Bocony Mobil OIL
41%
300
38
50%
43
Common
Athey
49%
41%
60%
26% Mar
39%
38
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
41% May
60% May
45%
5
Jan
33
&
Bearings
—
25%
50%
Bastian-Blessing Co
34
Jan
Apr
400
(Un)
Jan
33%
107
Jan
36
Armour
58% Aug
25 % Jan
13%
35%
Jan
Steel
Jan
.
17%
>:
35%
Armco
24% Aug
30%
78% May
20
(Un)
Sep
31%
High
59
Aug
51
56%
•
Jan
23%
i
21 % Aug
99%
40
Jan
62%
class
Co
20
523%
24 %
30
Jun
Feb
51% May
Company
42% Aug
10
Sep
24%
59
.
3.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40%
Jun
Jun
800
Jan
401%
Sep
2%
8% July
19%
Jan
30
28
50%
1.66%
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas___
79% July
34
Jan
36% Mar
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
Apache
116
40%
Aug
Jan
May
61%
53%
60
9
60%
93
62%
Jan
61%
38"% May
42%
Jun
12.50
61 % July
62%
Jan
1%
12%
4,400
71
42%
32"%
Jan
95%
95
Feb
2% July
Sep
2%
3,003
20%
Jan
Apr
26%
100
Jan
3%
May
1%
1,000
Feb
55%
:
Oil
Amurex
4%
603
Aviation
2
42 % July
2
Mar
93%
142
59%
42.
225
94%
66%
273/e
see page
(111)
San
Corp
45
«
Company
5,144
2%
33%
42%
82%
80%
83%
footnotes,
44%
July
(Un)
24%
Lead
—.
719
Co
41%
81
2
Petroleum
Co
63%
—
Distillers
Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
820
13 %
10
Foundries
Tobacco
41%
Bell
Radio
Jan
30
64%
21%
20%
12.50
(Un)
Co
Stano
&
Viscose
American
5%
National Cash Register--.
American
Jan
92%
20
62%
1
Corp—.
43%
—5
National
39%
Jan
43%
43%
62
523%
National
25% July
61% July
1
Fdrv
&
Motors
34%
60%
42%
—
432
11%
1
(Un)—
23%
Co
Montgomery Ward
26%
600
_l
Co
44%
5
Mead Corp
Jan
26%
10
-
.
Can
34%
.10
Monsanto Chemical
Jan
38%
22%
50c
(Un)
24%
_.
Laughlin
(P)
25%
Aug
50o
America
—3
International
Aug
31
•
.1%
Motors
Aug
17
22%
5
(Un)
Mfg
of
17%
—
.1
Greyhound
47
150
601
1,079
Par
-1
Cyanamid
191
20%
—5
.
40% Mar
171/4
Broadcasting-Paramount
43%
3% Sep
-5
Dynamics
Electric
5,594
Jan
7% Aug
31%
42%
Last
Theatres (Un)
31%
50
2.50
Motor
47
11%
Feb
17%
41
compilation
>''*v'C
'•
American
42%
10
.
46%
2
Ltd
American Airlines
American
31%
68%
71%
50
5
Stores
4%
1
Chalmers
Sep
% Sep
103
5
Pepsi-Cola
29%
3%
l
Kodak
Federated
For
17% Aug
32%
7
;
568
7%
28
2%
10
Alleghany Corp
Ashland
Light
Pont
Eastman
Southern
23% Jan
11% May
44%
5
.
Chemical
Bears
17% July
36
3%
_l
Power
Phillips
Jan
111
32%
10
Ohio Electric.
61% July
Aug
63%
95%
12
1
System
So
Jan
8% July
10
Co
Aluminium
12%
July
July
l
;
53%
100
10
Advance Ross Electronics Corp.
Akron Brass Mfg
20 %
10
Columbia
Martin
Jan
37% May
48 % Mar
25
Columbus
&
Jan
39
American
Curtiss-Wright
Lorillard
58
Sep
95
25
Service
Jones
Sep
26%
17
1
Clopay Corp
Colgate-Palmolive
General
50
59
73
5
General
40
26%
22%
5
Chrysler Corp
518
10
6
28
_1
Corp
50%
Burroughs Corp
Ford
Mich.—1,
Laboratories
Steel
38%
•
Ohio
6
Sale Price
22%
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries
&
60%
1%
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•
•'
50
8
Chesapeake
29%
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38%
100
Steel
General
50
1
&
2%
10
_
of
Co
American
Baltimore
16% May
60%
2'/a
1341/4 Aug
26%
3
Corp
Sep
29% Mar
43%
43%
STOCKS
22%
33%
1% May
40% Jun
12
800
Midwest Stock Exchange
12.50
Co
Jan
255
332
21
1
A
36% Mar
V
50
5
& Tel
&
Aug
26
-1-3.
Studebaker, Packard
Woodall Industries
Sep
30%
64%
.10
Sep
26
26%
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.
Corporation
10
Tel
1
1%
13
Feb
21 %
10
Sep
Jun
31%
1
Products
Davis
50
•
„
Corp
38% July
28% Jan
371
26%
4%
16%
Jun
430
28
Feb
Jan
Apr
20
19%
1.66%
American Tobacco
No
100
Jan
16% Mar
22%
;■
2%
7
96% Aug
18%
12.50
American Radiator
Cities
17%
l
Scotten Dillon
21%
10
American
Du
111/4
36%
6%
Screw
Jan
19%
*
American
Dow
9
Masco
Acme
Can
Armco
46%
1.66%
______
Parke
Stocks
Chalmers
Beth
86
Corp
Refineries
Murray
21%
5
Stores
American
Avco
8%
18%
11%
125%
Jan
36%
7%
1
Company
Stamping
Admiral
Allied
Allis
8%
18%
87% Mar
V.-. 60%
-5
(S S)
National
Feb
July
.
288
15%
1%
5
Leonard
Feb
Aug
26%
310
Bearings
Lakes Chemical
Sep
5
1
—.
-
3,810
;
High
Jun
12
1
Brewing
Jun
38%
80
95%
■v-
V
13
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Co
44
41%
29
31
4%
14%
12%
10
__
20
Trailer
34%
42%
95
-i-
Sep
36%
,
1
-
Corp
10%
Jan
Sep
271/4 Aug
Feb
36%
common
Unlisted
Apr
30%
18%
_1
-
Rapid-American Corp
U S Playing Card
High
24 %
80
*
Procter
36
12
,:'b
1
5
.
_
Greeting Cards
25
241/8
41%
1
Picher
6%
44
40%
—
National
25
249
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Tissue
Diamond
Low
28%
*
Stockyards
High
9%
J
1
f_
Lansing
29%
V
■
266
Jun
Range Since Jan.
29 Va
■
65%
Low
13%
4
common.-—--—-_*
Edison
Kresge
Shares
24%
10
.12.50
-
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Bros
Ex-Cell-O
Great
—~
5u
_
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
Jan
Sep
44
Mi
Low
10
31 %
29%
—8.50
Transit
9%
■
24%
*
Machine
_
—
10
common
Cincinnati
Low
ry,...
Shares
_5
Paper
41 Vb
for Week
■
Apr
Jun
for Week
14%
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
Burroughs Corporation
Sep
Sales.
Last
1
Jan
46%
64%
Sales
Range
Corp
32% Mar
Exchange
Friday
Manufacturing
148
-
Feb
Exchange
Week's
1
Industrial
Goebel
Aeronca
58
of Prices
1
Electric
Avis
General Motors
Par
$7,000
Last
Par
A
Ford
Sale Price
65%
Sale Price
STOCKS
Fruehauf
•irJt
45%
of these Cincinnati prices.
,
Federal-Mogul-Bower
STOCKS
Sep
37% Mar
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the transmission
are
50%
88
13%
*
233
65%
112%
20
52%
__
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Detroit Steel Corp
Waldorf
37%
Jan
Jan
24
20% May
79
37 %
51%
Jan
56
23%
Jun
V".':
4%s
48
199
49%
74%
—
112% 116%
__
51%
BONDS
19%
1,376
48
5
113%
8%
Jan
50%
Jan
40%
~
25
Co_
Shoe Machinery Corp
Rubber
Co
common
Vermont
r
22
__
6.25
Jan
12%
51%
——
1
United
i0
334
Jan
40%
29%t
Torrlngton Co
United
IV
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141
13%
Consolidated
—
Stop & Shop Inc
U !•
49
11%
Sep
38%
Webster
<fc
Elec
Transit
22% Aug
76
47%
29%
—•
48%
12%
39% July
44% Jun
Jan
76
2.50
49
1
Cincinnati
Allen
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Association
Shawmut
48% Aug
Jun
30%
39%
<■
26
Feb
938
*
Shoe
Jan
12
•
S
Apr
35%
41%
l
_
Westlnghouse
20%
14
40%
1
Union Carbide
U
226
10
Sunray Oil
High
22
47%
87% Aug
36% Jan
Jun
21%
480
'!.
(Ohio)
Low
21%
41
Studebaker-Packard
Apr
100'/a
Jan
24% Aug.
2,407
12%
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
47%
Jan
20
•
Standard
,
High
7
Apr
6c
5
(New Jersey)
Shares
Low
22
*
Oil
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Jun
12%
12 %
—10
Brands
Standard
61% July
24% Mar
79%
80%.
Par
50c
Jan
25
1
—
66
58%
62%
„
100
—
81
305
'.V
Jan
30% Aug
77% Sep
1
(N H)
_
77%
53%
**ri.—
100
Chemical
RR
30
30%
21% July
60
44%
29%
'
■"
*
116
53
43%
.
•
4
Corp
RR
Mathieson
51
53
50c
com
Racing Association
National Service Companies ■;
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
48%
53%
—5
—
Narragansett
Northern
Aug
1
Coal
Pennsylvania
97%
———5
—
Central
Apr
Jan
•
Copper Corp
Star
Maine
28%
79%
65
100
-
Kennecott
Lone
preferred
Co
Electric
20% July
4,373
-10
Stores
Gillette Co
866
96%
—100
Co
cumulative
Motor
23 %
93%
—
& Fuel Associates com—10
National
22
95
•
Boston & Providence RR
Standard
High
22%
25
Property Trust
Low
High
./V
Sperry Rand
26%
50
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
331/3
—
Company
Boston
Low
*
-1,66%
Corp
& Tel
.■>
.
V/':
Shares
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Friday
»'
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
r
,
America (Un)
30e
25
10.
—•
30%
•
31%
250
Sep
27% July
26
200
22%
Jun
26%
Jan
2H Mar
27%
Apr
41%
Jan
31%
Jan
Volume
Number 5985
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1023)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Frice
Par
Brewing
Centlivre
Central
&
50c
Corp
2.50
Refining common
Oil &
Cbamplin
Corp
West
South
Low
25
Corp
—1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_
25
High
Low
Sale Frice
High
14%
16%
5,100
5%
Feb
36%
37%
700
29%
Feb
41%
16%
19%
700
17% May
20%
55%
55%
56
240
51
56
21
21
21%
300
61%
60%
61%
600
17% May
58% Aug
Jan
28%
69%
Sep
Par
Morris
(Philip)
&
Jun
Muskegon Motor
Milw St Paul & Pacific
& Northwestern Ry com
♦
Chicago
_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend_.i2.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
8.50
Service
Cities
.
4 Va r/c
July
Jan
Conv
Muter
Co
....
Electric Ilium
Cleveland
Co
Jan
National
National Lead
100
16
Mar
23%
Jan
9%
500
Jan
New
1,400
9% Aug
40% Aug
15 Va
44%
71 %
Jan
41
41
100
43%
44%.
39%
40%
90
57%
89
90
57%
58%
11%
12
5
400'
?
?
1,700
Feb
41% Aug
39%
Jun
48%
Jan
38% May
49% Jan
100
82
Jan
91
4,100
Aug
48
Feb
59
600
Co
July
•
18%
16%
18% .19
i
Jan
10
20%
20%
21
2,600
18% Aug
18% Jun
35
(Un)___
21%
Commonwealth Edison common
25
66%
66%
66%
1,400
56 % Mar
66%
System
Consolidated
Foods
133 y3
35%
34%
36%
6,000
10
Co.
Power
Consumers
48%
48%
48%
200
*
60 %
60%
60%
500
Container
42% May
53% Jan
...
of America—
Corp
__5
Continental
Crowell
22%
700
37%
38%
1,000
Corp
America.
of
1
9%
9%
700
24%
25%
500
65%
62%
65%
300
56
25
42%
42%
42%
50
Collier
1
35 %
35
35%
1,600
35
19%
19%
250
19
Publishing
Co
America
of
C.udahy Packing Co___
9%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Co
&
Deere
1
Edison
Detroit
i
Co
19
19%
9
,
18%
9%.
19
600
6%
6%
200
27%
277/8
500
l
55
53%
55
200
82%
(Un)
31% July
32 % Jan
79% July
25 Va Mar
98 3/4
Jan
30%
Sep
2653/4
Erie
_l
de Nemours
(Un)
5
Inc
Tire
Firstamerica
First
Mills
Flour
Ford
of
Motor
Foremost
W
23%
Apr
2,500
94Va
Jan
2,900
150
*
7%
7%
7%
1,000
133
13% Aug
12
Apr
7% July
1
8
corp 1
*
8%
185
1,800
100
36
200
24%
Feb
32
36
r
500
Feb
200
34% Aug
23 Va Jun
42%
25%
29
Jan
35%
36 v
300
32
39
Feb
6%
64%
66%
6% May
1,300
■j; 60 3/4 July
14% Aug
14%
14%
143/4
20%
20%
21%
800
9%
9%
1,000
9
1,100
1
2%
2%
2%
1,300
;•—5
16%
16%
16%
125
2
7
7
Jun
300
63
2
Finance
Feb
194 % Aug
31%
1
Corp
12%
July
Jan
25%
10
Candy Corp
13 %
35%
__1
Inc
Jun
34% Aug
16% July
22% Jun
7% Aug
165
Jan
31%
25"%
5
Inc_J:L_
7%
185
_i
Co
Contract
33
273/8 Mar
3,000
15%
5
Box
300
124%
15%
Co_.
General
25%
122
34%
Corporation
General
25
2
General
190 % Aug
15%
^
America
500
15 %
(Un)
Rubber
190% 193
33%
& Instruments
Dairies
D
192
15Va
Bankshares
Fruehauf Trailer
F
200
15%
Corp
Wisconsin
30%
34%
,,
&
29%
Apr
5
Co
Brewing Corp
Firestone
30%
3
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Falstaff
9,000
38%
(Un)__5
Watch
Radio & Phonograph
Falrchild Camera
82 %
122%
National
Railroad
750
81%
10
Natural Gas
26%
82
1
(Un)
Pacific
Pan
550
43%
423/4
43%
63%
63%
65
30%
32
39%
39%
40
27
27
28
18
18
32%
31%
33
16
16
16%
15
1,300
36%
35%
18% May
36%
33%
300
33%
31% May
30 % May
7
■-
1,900
i
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July
7% Jun
23/4
Feb
Jan
Jun
30
9%
Aug
Feb
Jan
3% Jan
Jan
I
8
19%
.
20
14
Aug
92 Va
v
/
,
18
Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Co
(The)
Pullman
Pure
Co
Oil
Sears
Roebuck
Shell
(W
A)
Pen
8
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
*
69
68
69%
500
62% Aug
69%
Sep
1.66%
44
42% July
55 %
Jan
Southwestern
Jan
&
Utilities
&
Alden Corn
Co
Galdblatt
Corp
3.33%
83 %c
Rubber
Southern
Co
32%
5,300
26% Mar
48%
37%
483A
51%
800
43
Mar
57%
Jan
24
24
200
24
July
38
Apr
463^
19%
400
41% Mar
48
210
19
29
Jan
300
32% July
27% Jun
36%
Jun
39%
Jan
42%
53
Aug
32
26%
500
22% Mar
29%
313/s
4,900
Aug
<17
39%
29% Aug
34
May
54 %
55%
400
l
153/a
15%
100
14
Aug
37%
37%
100
35
May
513/4 July
May
80%
Jan
23%
51%
513/4
200
61%
1,600
5
38%
38%
38%
200
10
I-
60%
60 Va
60%
4,100
1
Jan
12% Mar
14%
Jun
473/4
Jan
Standard
36%
36%
37
400
30
Feb
1
58%
58%
Mar
45
400
1
%
Apr
41% Aug
61
Sep
2% July
•
38
38
39 %
400
363/4 July
50 Va
Jan
24%
24%
14%
700
20%
24%
Sep
Oil
(Un)
States
8.33%
Corp.,
Utilities.—
Beileman (G) Brewing Co
1
Hein
3
Hertz
Corp
E)
&
Holmes
(F H)
Howard
Industries
Co...
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
37
Jan
33 %
38 '
Jun
54%
35%
5%
8"%
•
Co
(Un)
Paper
shoe
Internationa
Tel
Jefferson Electric Co
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un,__
Aluminum & Chemical
Light
8%
9%
6,000
253/4
50
550
300
33%
40%
40
29%
30
41%
43%
34%
34%
35%
1,500
1,000
55%
55'/a
100
95
95
200
42%
1,800
500
37
37
37%
400
41%
393/4
41%
4,600
e
21% Aug
32% Sep
May
50%
Jan
43
Jan
50%
Jan
J1 *'a
29 %
82
18% Mar
20 Va
11% Jun
14% May
7% Mar
6%
6%
300
6
July
8.75
37%
37%
37%
50
Sep
89% Jan
54% Jan
38 Va
Aug
79
76%
79%
3,900
79%
79
793/4
300
53/4
600
4%
Jan
6% July
24%
100
18%
Feb
24 % Aug
5%
55/8
24%
24%
10
9%
9%
10
9%
9%
45%
4
45%
73%
63
Jun
9% May
300
11%
Jan
93/3 Aug
Sunray
&
Tenn
Gas
Texas
600
147
13% July
Aug
July
173
96
400
73% Mar
300
9% AUg
Thor
South
Jan
May
18% Feb
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Modlne Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
Montgomery
For
Ward
&
16%
100
1
17%
.17%
173/4
300
16% July
19%
31"%
31%
32%
600
25% Mar
.1
9%
93/8
9%
1,100
32% July
9 % Sep
*
16%
»
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42.
7%
Aug
Jan
22% Feb
Jan
68%
68%
72%
34%
4,500
65% May
87%
33%
800
30% Mar
24
24%
300
20% Apr
38% July
34% Aug
25% July
38%
38%
39%
800
30%
1
16
24 %
10
Co
footnotes,
*
10
Utilities
30%
31%
4,200
30%
Sep
500
44% July
56% Jan
71%
28%
31%
Jan
32%
38
Jan
33
5,500
32%
Sep
46%
Jan
13
10%
10
10%
2,600
9%
Jun
35%
11% Apr
35%
200
Jan
82% Aug
Apr
32% July
35%
400
34% Aug
16%
17
22%
223/4
900
400
20
533/4
53%
54%
55 V4
55
563/a
13%
13%
14
17
9
323/4
9
54 %
Jan
19% May
Aug
Aug
36 Va
Jan
53%
Sep
80%
Jun
3,600
6,300
44%
Feo
59 %
Jun
100
33%
16
400
/
500
new
com
12% July
7%
15% Aug
Jun
9%
30% Apr
Jan
42% Jan
1
30%
303/a
100
30%
31
Sep
July
55%
Jan
Jun
42%
Jan
36%
36 Vb
37%
1,400
34 %
37%
37%
37%
2,300
35
48%
48
483/4
2,000
•
19%
19%
19%
500
Feb
19% Mar
28 Va
28 Va
800
23% Mar
49% July
23 Va Jan
28% Jun
^
38%
21%
21%
22
3,100
20%
26%
Jan
35%
34
353^
31%
1,100
99% Mar
43
Jan
31%
100
47%
47%
100
25% July
35% Feb
37% Jan
48% Aug
42
44%
7,700
5
•
e.25
,
Apr
Toledo
Jun
55 %
Jan
53
Jan
39% Apr
00% Jan
38
38
38%
1,400
30
May
46%
403/4
40%
40%
ZZlO
6,600
50%
483/4
48%
483/4
400
40% Jun
44% May
56
Jan
1
28%
28 Va
29
400
24% May
33
July
27Va
27%
100
23
Apr
33
Jun
32%
32
32%
4,000
13%
Jan
38
13
11%
13%
II,500
8%
Jun
24%
10%
25
1,
(Un)
1
1
10%
9%
1
533/4
ZZ ~
5
Co._ZZZ~~l
533/4
54
2,800
7,200
183/4
18%
183/4
6,200
22%
22 Va
22%
43%
45%
21%
...
.
Oil
25
Co
5
Edison
World
Union
La
Union
Pacific
Co
•
21% Aug
24%
64%
Co
Corp
Corporation
United
Fruit
5,100
583/4
200
25
24%
25
1,200
23% July
Aug
47% Feb
19
23
Jun
15%
Feb
24%
Jan
66%
Jun
28%
Jan
19%
Sep
19%
19%
19%
26%
27%
500
12%
12%
12%
3,000
ZZZl
73/4
36%
36%
36%
1,100
43%
40%
43%
1,600
33% May
30% Mar
39 Va
1
43 Va
Sep
80
80
30
79% July
82
Jan
1
*
114
7%
8
113% 114%
10
39 Va
26
25%
39%
26%
g
42
42
42
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33
3l3/4
33
(Un)__
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7%
•
20
4
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96%
7%
100
4,100
10
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600
200
3,100
1,000
500
73/4
1,500
24% Mar
29 Va Mar
,11% July
6V« May
16% Mar
113%
32
Sep
Jan
11% Jan
147%
Jan
Jun
39% Aug
25% Jun
31
Jan
32 "V#
Apr
46%
Aug
Apr
37%
7%
Jun
25%
7
Jun
20
20%
1,400
96%
97%
400
20
Sep
86% Feb
47%
5
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49%
900
47%
31%
Jan
Jan
116
Jun
Sep
May
July
63%
103%
Jan
Jan
773/4
80
1,300
75
65
65
69%
300
56
1
27%
253/4
27%
400
22%
Jun
31 %
Apr
10
58%
58% ' 58%
100
25%
Jan
60
Aug
»%
Apr
2 50
Universal Oil Products
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12%
_
Union Telegraph
Z.Z
Westinghouse Electric Corp.....
Whirlpool Corp
Motor
100
21%
58%
Apr
86% Jan
36% Aug
36 Va Jan
26%
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United States Gypsum
U S Rubber Co
(Un)
Inc
24%
21%
58%
*
5
(Un)
Corp
Air
United
Lines
24%
21%
Jun
29 Va Mar
Feb
2
RR
United
12%
13
Va
2,500
44%
47
400
41% May
55%
52%
51%
52%
1,800
45% Feb
s
23%
22%
24%
800
22% Aug
64% Jun
34 Va Jan
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100
42
Sep
67%
Jan
250
19
Jan
26%
Jun
36%
37
200
33% May
42% Feb
42%
100
36%
30
100
25% Feb
31
Va Aug
68%
69
2,800
59% Feb
73
July
12% July
78% Apr
19
Jan
84%
Jan
24
Jun
42%
Feb
14%
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5
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42
26
30
68%
1
•
Jan
23%
42%
10
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Radio Corp
■
(Un)_ZZ_Z~l0
(Un)
13% July
42
—
__
Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
World Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
70%-Aug
8.25
Z~2%
Co
Stores
(Un)
Wisconsin Electric Power
Wisconsin Public Service
•Zenith
6,900
250
Corp
Electric
85
50%
22%
5
Salle St
United Aircraft
Wieboldt
24% Jan
39% July
4,000
Co
Union
White
600
400
77%
Corp (Un)
Airlines..
Carbide
Walgreeh
Jan
343/a
Corp
Trl Continental Corp (Un)
20th Century-Fox Film
(Un)
So
Jan
Jan
26%
75%
50c
Jan
17% July
20% May
32%
3.33%
July
17%
75%
(Un)Z._5
July
Jan
63
32 %
Trav-ler Radio
208
22
7
,
Feb
48% July
ZZZ_5
Ramo-Wooldridge
Transamerica
Trans
42
7
1
...
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Sep
5
15
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Power
Wilson
Meyer Blhnke Co..
Mickelberry's Food Products
45%
32%
Western
85 3/s
45
32%
'Transmission
Thompson
Webcor
10%
45%
65% Jun
33%
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Gas
Jan
833/4
70
39% Mar
600
Texas Gulf Producing
Textron Inc
;
Jun
10%
46% Feb
500
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Texaco Inc
Aug
13
100
48
30
Company
58 Va
4,400
Jun
61%
45%
80
(Un)
(Ohio).
Issued
Swift
55%
13
Jan
61%
45%
78%
J
Corp
Corp
Mid-Continent
54%
13
77% Apr
62% Jan
78%
Apr
293/4
5
Sunbeam
Apr
13
10%
When
Feb
1,100
16%
N
Studebaker-Packard Corp
45
54
08% Aug
37% May
07%
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Storkline Furniture
36%
523/a
53
300
May
Jan
783/4
A
Standard Oil Co
Standard Packaging common
Stewart-Warner Corp
40% May
51%
168%
Jan
80%
7
53%
167
99%
Jan
300
52%
168%
Jun
700
*
12.50
46% May
200
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& Co com
Merck & Co (Un)
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un)
Aug
1,600
60% May
50c
38
Jan
12%
1
1
56% July
20%
36% July
31% Mar
:
35% Aug
1353,4
11%
1
Corp
(F. W.)
Feb
800
Co
McCrory
Feb
52% July
95/
Sep
33% Apr
1,800
1
Jan
Apr
24% Aug
41% Sep
63%
1
13%
32 Va
Jan
38%
Co
Jan
Jun
47%
63%
common
7%
Feb
37
•
5
38
30%
37%
(Un)
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall Field common
Aug
58% May
20%
11%
10
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lytton's (Henry C) &
7% Aug
24 %
33 %c
(Un)
Copper Corp
Feb
Jan
29%
5
...
38%
Feb
32%
3.50
Sep
3%
•
(Un)
Co
Jan
54
35%
•
& Tel
Jan
18%
150
22%, 22%
95
16%
1,600
253/4
*
13% July
9% Aug
Feb
Oil
Sundstrand
383/4
5%
42%
7.50
Co
Apr
36%
5
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5
200
•
International Nickel
Internationa)
35%
50
•
Chemical
Co
53%
*
Co
&
1,950
10
Steamship Co
Power
5,000
10
RR
Power
155/8
11%
54
1
;
...
Co
Steel
(The)
26% July
300
10%
1
Inc
International Harvester
International Mineral &
Gas
600
54
20
Ltd_
Co
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Kennecot
14%
28%
35 5/s
1
Corp
(Walter
Interstate
14%
11%
27%
35%
1
Werner
Heller
Interlake
27%
35%
Feb
Jun
293/4
(Un)__._
34 % July
3
Gulf
Inc
100
Great Lakes Dredse & Dock
Corp
Brands
300
Greyhound
Gulf
Standard
13%
1,050
Jan
Jan
43%
36 3/4
2%
Jun
Jun
Zsdc
13%
61
Jun
18% Aug
17% Jan
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36%
2%
1,300
59
...
13%
1
303/a
30%
33%
31%
51%
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36%
Chemical
33%
59%
Service.
6.25
Steel Co
Stores
19
•
(Un)
Public
'
Brothers
,
45%
19%
51
5
Standard Oil of California
Standard OH of Indiana
;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Drug
Lakes
400
46%
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(Un)
8
(Un)
Granite -City
6,500
10
distribution
ex
443A
34%
26
29%
43%
33%
5
Electronics
Tire
Glidden
Mid-lie
30%
...
Sperry Rand Corp (Un).
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co (Un)._.
Public
Martin
303/4
3
Socony
Gen Tele
Laclede
49%
Sinclair
99%
General
Kansas
66% May
34% Jan
—ZT.40
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Oil
Corp
Mobil Oil
(Un)
Jun
38% May
79% July
General
Kaiser
66% Feb
6,500
5
Oil
Southern Pacific Co
Inland
5,550
36% Mar
14% Feb
Jun
3,400
1
Sep
Jan
—20g
class
1,500
Motors Corp
Portland Cement
18
71
42 Va
1
42%
General
67% Sep
•
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82
wi
22%
Jun
.12.50
(Un)
403/4
com
60% May
Apr
41%
Z_5
80%
new
16 V*
600
41
1
class
41
Corp
200
4l3/4
66%
•
81
-
200
20%
62
42
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Inc
Sheaffer
71
19%
613/4
65%
Co___.__
8s
69%
42
Co
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
Servel
29% Sep
54% Jan
66%
(Un)
Service
Electric
Jan
25 % May
37 V# Aug
12 % Aug
Tobacco........
Paper
39%
100
1,600
33%c
Richman Brothers Co..
Rockwell Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Regis
Sangamo
20% Jan
37% Aug
500
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Rexall Drug & Chem
Reynolds Metals Co
St
Jan
1,000
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41 Va
Jun
1,200
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Louis
29%
40%
173/4 Aug
51
71
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Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
St
600
Sep
29 Va Aug
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1,500
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Jan
Jan
18
(Un;
(Un)
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200
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22%
Sep
32
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Reynolds
6,000
65
48
423/4
Radio
Revlon
39% May
Jan
44% Aug
43% Sep
17%
12%
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(Un)..
Co
Feb
26 % Mar
300
Jan
31%
12%
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(Charles) & Co (Un)..
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(Un)
Corp (Un)
Potter
39%
50%
1,300
r
58% Mar
108
50
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403/B
1
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3,400
2,000
Jan
62
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Great
25
......
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General
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer
33%
750
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Gas & Electric.;
American Wbrld
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General
General
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Paramount Pictures
&
Jan
300
1
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Parke-Davis
35%
400
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(Un)
Jan
Co
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc.
Emerson
Jan
Jan
Feb
5
El Paso
133/4
31 Va
May
35% July
22% Jun
Dow Chemical
Elgin
17
Sep
Jan
40%
36%
Co
35%
293/4
100
46%
Corp
Lines
Jan
48% Aug
47% Aug
26
Kodak
64%
100
36%
Air
July
Sep
May
300
46%
Eastman
Sep
44%
26
Eastern
65%
44
36%
(EI)
Jan
44
5
Du Pont
Jan
41 %
46%
1
National
Jan
11%
Sep
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8% July
Co_
Co
Jan
26% July
50
July
82 Va Aug
19% July
30% May
28% Feb
43
Co
Qlin-Mathieson Chemical
46%
8% July
24%
Edison
Oil
7%
42
;
Manufacturing
Oklahoma
19%
42%
j
73
Sep
97% jun
Aug
19%
.
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May
5%
83
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5
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Ohio
Sep
75% Aug
82%
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Northern Pacific Ry_.
Northern States Power Co—
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60%
193/a
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Jan
20
(Un)__
Dodge Manufacturing Co,
Diamond
600
July
29
Aug
42
12.50
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Crucible Steel
9%
61
22% July
35
1
5
Co
Co
Crane
22%
37%
Motors
Co
Products
Corn
22%
lo
Continental Can Co
Controls
Sep
36% Sep
49% Sep
26% Mar
Consol Natural Gas
Feb
36
6%
Aug
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia Gas
4,600
6
27%
Co
Central
(Minnesota)
843/4
53/4
5
American Aviation
Northern Illinois Gas Go
Northern Indiana Public Service
Jun
11 %
79
50
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(Un)
_
31
250
York
81%
Low
73
5
Prod
Range Since Jan.
High
73
*
North
17%
40%
...—15
26
9%
44%
Inc..
Gypsum
17% July
Low
3
._
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Distillers
Shares i
73
Specialities—
A
Sales
for Week
of Frices
5
_
class
Jan
42%
1
common
preferred
Coleman
17%
9%
44
100
Iron
300
19%
10
Co
Cliff's
Cteveland
18%
(Un)..!
Motorola Inc
Jan
Co
Week's
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
National
Chicago
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
367/8
19%
for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
15
1
$3 convertible preferred..
Cbemetron
Week's
35
95%
124%
14%
500
83
83%
209
17%
95%
17%
96%
200
17
200
95% Sep
120% 124%
2,300
95
Mar
Apr
Sep
.137% Jan
129 Va
Sep
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
36
.
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
(1024)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 9)
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
for Week
Aeco
A
Chemical
Viscose
&
56 Va
200
47%
Feb
56%
Aug
26
26%
2,800
26
Sep
40
Jan
2,700
28% July
30%
31%
19 Va
19%
27
38
38%
1,200
37% May
43%
Jan
50%
51%
400
47% Mar
59 %
Jun
700
11% May
19%
Jun
; 400
21% May
25%
Sep
38%
y'v
•—v
-
14 Va
14
14%
25%
25%
25%
'
'
100
50 % Mar
8%
1,200
8% May
22%
22
23%
2,500
20% July
12%
12%
12%
100
12
42% Mar
56%
Sep
Jan
97%
Sep
32% May
43%
56%
95
2,000
36
35%
36
8,700
49%
200
4
200
3%
34%:
400
31 Va
62%
200
60
Mar
76%
23
1,800
22
Jun
27%
Jan
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
2
2.50
■
Steel
Inc
2
300
Jun
2%
Jan
15%
1,400
11% May
17%
Aug
19%
21 Va
1,100
14% May
22%
Sep
73c
Feb
100
1%
1,200
1 %
96
100
65 Va
Aug
Jan
11%
Aug
17% May
38%
Jan
56%
Jun
100
47%
lVa
1%
1,300
1
Jun
1%
Jan
1%
42%
43%
1,900
42
Sep
57%
—
.
8
8c
9c
6,000
31
32 V*
1,500
23
Apr
1
3%
1,900
3
Apr
Apr
35%
Jun
49%
Feb
76%
Jun
30%
31%
68%
72%
1,500
17%
17%
100
17
May
27%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
200
8
Jun
8%
Jan
10 %
10%
100
7 %
Jun
10%
Apr
35 Va
34%
35 Va
1,100
10%
10 %
300
17%
17% ;
33%
33%
—
21%
21%
100
19 Va Mar
38% Aug
22 Va Jun
23%
23%
23%
28 Va May
100
10%
10%
10 %
300
25%
25
25%
1,500
Sep
July
10
24% Aug
Jun
31%
Jan
20%
Jan
100
19
Aug
24 Va
25 % I
300
19%;
,100
19
23%
44
900
40
Aug
71%
Jan
44
44%
900
39 %
Jun
48 Va
Jan
9%
10 %
1,600
7% Mar
11%
Jun
10%
10 %
200
7% May
13%
Jun
19
39%
20%
19
200
19
Sep
35%
Jan
39%
39%
400
37 Va Mar
44%
Decca
Deere
Co
&
400
20%
20%
18%
Jun
20%
100
13%
Jan
26
Jun
66%
200
56%
Feb
66 %
Sep
Oil
Douglas
Dow
Kodak
Natural
Paso
Oil
Co
&
Max
Fairbanks
Fairchild
&
Lockheed
First
Charter
Flrstamerlca
9%
Menasco
Merck
Flying
Food
Mach
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Friden
&
49
900
2%
2.400
% July
1
18%
19%
400
17% May
21% Aug
13%
13%
200
12% Aug
18 Va May
33%
31%
3% Aug
July
40
6%
52 %
Jan
2%
Fruehauf
33%
1,000
Jan
35% Aug
Apr
17%
48% Aug
44%
100
38%
15%
100
14% May
18%
Jan
10%
10%
100
10%
Sep
14 Va
Feb
Y
Co.
22 %
Jan
(Un)__50c
—10c
Feb
3.50
Jun
63c
53c
66c
557,500
32c
May
•
43
41%
43
1,900
;
36% July
9 Va Aug
53%
16%
Jan
500
74
Aug
99 Va
Jan
51%
51%
100
47%
Jun
55
Jan
22%
22%
22 Va
100
19%
Jan
2
2
100
22% Aug
2% Feb
18%
19%
300
14
May
23%
Jun
26%
300
25
May
28 %
Jan
10
10
700
9%
Jun
11%
Jan
10%
10%
100
8% May
13%
Jun
79
82
600
24%
25
1,100
19 % May
31%
Jan
22 Va
600
21%
30%
Jan
40
40%
200
35
May
42
l()c
31c
31c
31c
6,000
30c
May
46c
*
1
45%
45%
47
200
37% Mar
47%
47%
47%
100
34 Va
Jan
52%
Jun
53%
53%
54 Va
400
37 Va
Apr
58%
Aug
16%
16%
100
15%
17%
Feb
4%
4%
700
Apr
4 Va Aug
8 Va
Jan
1.35
1.40
900
1.15 Aug
83%
84%
200
73% Mar
101/4
10%
100
10
7
1
82
24%
4%
25c
84%
16%c
30%
800
29
Mar
39%
Jan
29%
400
27
July
41%
Feb
8%
400
8
May
11%
Jan
81%
81%
100
79 Va July
98 %
Jan
21%
21
21%
300
19%
Jun
29%
Jan
125 125 %
300
94%
Jan
133%
Jun
34%
33%
34%
1,900
27% Mar
35 Va
Jun
19%
20%
200
25%
Jan
15%
15%
500
11% May
22
Jun
33%
15%
33%
600
29%
Jun
38%
Jan
Sep
13
Jan
72c
Jan
7%
7%
100
49c
•
49c
500
16
7%
43c
Sep
Aug
1
22 Va
Apr
29% July
24%
100
7%
8
500
7% Aug
7%
7%
100
6% May
9% May
100
2% July
4%
22% July
24%
7%
1
37*
•
26%
26
26%
700
25%
25%
25%
2,600
33%
33%
200
12%
Feb
Feb
700
26 %
Apr
4%
Apr
8%
Jan
30%
30%
31%
1,300
30%
Aug
53 Va
Jan
I
12%
13%
-V 400
10% July
14 Va
Apr
3%
3%
600
3%
36%
600
13 Va
Jan
25%
Aug
I
•
34%
36V4
(Un).
14%
__1
6%
pfd—.
18%
300
21%
400
20
Jan
22 Va
100
19%
Sep
31%
19%
37%
38%
14c
12c
14c
25,200
1.15
1.15
1.15
100
19 Va
20%
42%
40%
43%
26
26
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40
40
41 %
-1,200
1
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40%
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Jun
Mar
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Jan
Sep
38%
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58%
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17%
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400
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27%
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100
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15%
Jan
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60%
25%
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56
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55%
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Aug
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Sep
28
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17% Jan
Sep
46%
Jan
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26
Jun
300
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40 %
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100
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243/4 Jan
55
Jan
31%
Sep
14
Sep
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20% July
(Un)
St
Stores
Inc
-
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51
200
43% July
53%
Feb
Diego Imperial
Schenley Industries
18%
19
300
17% Aug
26%
Jan
Scott Paper
20%
100
19
29% Mar
Sears,
Co
Roebuck
Corp
(Un)
Jan
Servel, Incorporated
Jan
Shasta
Exploration Co of California__l
8%
8%
9
550
68%
68%
100
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Oil
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Co
19%
Jan
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68%
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10
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1
1.40
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100
&
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Co Ltd—
1,300
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33%
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100
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3,400
36 Va
Apr
55%
Jan
26%
Jun
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36 Va
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
5
16%
34
Jun
15
27
52% July
Jan
(Un)
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37%
37%
79%
37%
86% Aug
Public Service
10c
14
14%
60
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Oil & Gas Co
Oil Corp
Mobil
Southeastern
Oil
Co
class A
8% May
30%
300
Jun
173/4
11% Aug
41
Jan
22%
Jan
29%
Jan
34
.
Sep
July
55 Va
12% May
1,000
..
10% May
36% Jan
17% July
900
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350
33%
22% Mar
Signal
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:
100
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1
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53%
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300
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47%
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Petroleum Co
Aeronautical Co
77%
60%
14%
46%
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Apr
11% July
46%
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&
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Feb
14%
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Jan
Feb
200
Jan
78%
Jan
400
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22%
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May
38%
58%
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Mar
400
Aug
81
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23%.
Jan
60%
30
55%
100
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261/4
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80
6%
30%
Sep
41/4
37%
Feb
5374
6
30%
93
13% Aug
38 Va
Aug
53%
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Jun
Jun
99 Va
1
8
300
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Jan
1.70 Aug
July
79% Aug
(Un)__83%
12%
■
32
51 %
100
52% Aug
Sep
3,300
27%
14 Va
4,600
5% Mar
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Aug
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45
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200
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54
6%
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1
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119
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10
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8
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28
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23%
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Mar
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preferred
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30%
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1
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14 2/7
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50c
Pan Am World Airways (Un>
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
(Un)—
*
29%
95% July
Jan
4%
38%
10
Inc
Petroleum
Industries
8%
57%
Aug
26% May
12.50
—*
preferred.
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Sep
26%
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5
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$4.50
2
21 %
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1,500
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Jan
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9%
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footnotes,
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29%
1
;
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18%
77%
1
81
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Gillette Co (The)
60% May
14 % Aug
88
300
9%
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*
common
1.50 July
100
14%
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500
14%
78%
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Jan
1.95
61%
37%
37 Va
Inc
Corporation
red
2.80
1.70
61%
10
&
5
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1.95
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1
1
General Public-Utilities
32 Va
1
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lite
17% May
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600
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&
900
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200
41
1
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21
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54%
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10
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Cement
20 Va
46% May
54%
41
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Chem
21
July
54%
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17% July
Jan
57
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Jun
50
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Jun
1.00
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41%
52% July
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American
15 Va
5
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Electric Co (Un)
For
Sep
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100
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General
15%
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15%
General American Oil Co of Texas—_5
General Controls Co
5
General
400
2.50
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General
15%
2.10
(Un)
Co
American
15%
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15%
England Electric System
Central RR Co (Un)
North
57% Aug
*
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!
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41% May
Mar
2.50
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1,100
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37% July
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100
200
55
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37%
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Pacific
15%
1
Trailer
32% Aug
Aug
44%
3
Inc
200
1.75
—
1
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National Distillers
Pacific
2%
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33%
National Gypsum Co
Sep
47%
10
Inc
33
1.75
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2%
5
(The)
19% Mar
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29%
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32
32
32
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Pacific
48%
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500
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17
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1
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5
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Jan
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Aug
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Meier &
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5%
10
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33%
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(R H) common
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Co
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Aug
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Jan
27
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5%
Fargo Oils Ltd
23
1,000
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9%
(Un)
100
28%
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class
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M J M
Aug
24% Sep
27%
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241%
200
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Raytheon
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34%
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Libby
Jan
.
53%
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20
Feb
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Jan
class A..
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Lehman
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400
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36 Va
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Exeter
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47%
;
46%
30
County Land Co
•
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Emerson Radio & Phono
Erie Railroad
Kern
Aug
(Un)
;
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46
(Un)
Steel
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Kennecott
8% Aug
50c
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Jun
2%
Co of Can (Un)
&
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Kaiser
26% May
—.
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Kaiser Alum & Chem
35 J/4
(Un)
Co
Feb
36%
Jan
43%
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Jcrgenson
100
common
Aug
43%
56%
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&
100
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40 %
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Jones
May
1
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Co
International
100
.
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Interrational Nickel
59
50c
(Un)
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Corp
Maryland Mines Corp
38%
(Un)
Jan
100
31 % Mar
7%
2,50
1
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10
1
Oil
Imperial
2.50
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Mines
Idaho
10c
1
1
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3%
3
International Harvester
36%
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1% July
•
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38%
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DiGiorgio Fruit
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21% Aug
20%
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&
Denver
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<4,000
class A_
2%
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Holly
33c
Inc
Records
Hilton
1.33%
common
2
(Un)
Corp
Hawaiian
63%
Co
Inc
Oil
28c
(Un)
Corp
Jan
44%
Corp
Aircraft
Grumman
Gulf
63%
Co
Jan
47 %
33% July
Jun
1
(Un)
Laboratories
Jan
42%
"
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Jan
43%
1
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Jan
34
10%
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21%
17% May
25%
19%
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19%
25
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85
34% July
100
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25
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56% July
100
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Jan
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com—-10
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300
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Cuban
59%
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Western
Great
Jan
36%
6.25
23%
Mar
300
Commonwealth Edison common-
Motors
Great Northern Ry
Jun
37%
Co
Sep
17%
29
300
(Un)_*
25
10
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Chemical
Jan
75c
36%
Corp
Jun
37%,
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Continental Can Co
Lakes
Great
23%
Apr
1
„.
(Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
Graham-Paige
Aug
36%
(Un)
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11%
24%
1
5
(Un)
&
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Montrose Chemical Co
37%
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Jun
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13%
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56%
58c
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Aug
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36% Aug
32% Aug
800
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Jan
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(Un)^_
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29 %
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21% Mar
200
5
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Electronics
18% July
34% July
100
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72%
5.50
__
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Martin
20%
30%
17%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Corp of America
Co
Jan
4%
35 %
500
1
5
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3%
3%
Jan
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20%
35%
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—
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60c
Jan
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Corn
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Apr
Feb
100
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78
47%
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Crestmont
78%
57%
15
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Pacific Railway
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102
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Feb
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Burroughs Corp
Gas
Jan
4%
(Un)_
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5
Service
7Va May
38% May
15%
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Chicago Milw
Jan
67%
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400
4%
Jan
4%
1%
(Un)
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&
22%'
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15%
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5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
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California Ink
62
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47
•
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Bunker Hill Co
34%
•
62
300
10c
of Calif--:
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Goodrich
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3%
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Cons
Columbia
Jan
Mar
42
49%
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Columbia
Feb
16
27%
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Instrument
Stores
Clary
Sep
27%
Apr
29%
2
Mammoth
Cohu
80
700
•
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Jun
74
49%
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Chrysler
;
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14%' Jan
28%
—
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Cities
Jan
9%
7
65%
8%
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56%
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—
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Jun
7
200
7
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14%
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400
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41%
37%
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Bullock's
Mar
36%
3
Bond
Jan
37%
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Bolsa
Jan
28%
400
1
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(Un)
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Bethlehem
25%
Sep
30
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Corp
Boeing
Apr
18%
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Alden
17%
17%
5
Co
&
16%
100
17%
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McBean
Greyhound
17%
93%
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Black
Jan
200
25
Topeka & Santa Fe
Benguet
35 Va
18
22%
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&
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10
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Jan
6% May
—.—-50
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Beckman
10
100
200
33%
(Un)
Arkansas
Beech
Jan
.—1
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Pools
Bell
13%
8%
94%
Corp
Mfer
7%
4%
100
(Un)
Corp
Anthony
Avco
Jan
Sep
May
400
18
(Un)
Tel Co
Tel
American
20c
7,900
4%
19%
com
Cyanamid Co
American
Atlas
24c
31
Inc
Airlines
Atchison
Jun
Mar
56 %
10
American Electronics Inc
1
American Factors Ltd (Un)
20
American & Foreign Power (Un)
—*
American Machine & Foundry Co—3.50
American
MARC
Inc
50c
American Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
Amer Radiator & Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
Amer Smelting & Refining
(Un)
*
Armco
Jan
39c
11%
26 %
(Un)
1
Amer Bosch
Arma Corp
(Un)
2
Amer Bdcast-Paramt Theatres (Un)—1
American
Can
Co
(Un)—_-——12.50
Ampex
23%
8%
(Un)__
Co (Un)
Mfg
Aluminium Limited
Anaconda
15%
Sep
9
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
American
Jun
14
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American
12
200
4%
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Allied
100
14
22c
24c
Corp
Alleghany
Jan
13%
14
Corp
Industries
J
Glen
13%
Inc (Un)
Stores
Wrigley
Admiral
Gladding
High
Low
High
Low
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Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
LOW
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Pacific Coast
400
14
Jan
«.
18 %
Feb
Jun
.35
42
Jan
Aug
14% Aug
Volume
192
Number 5985
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(1025)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'■
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Friday
STOCKS
''
Range
Sale Price
Southern
Calif
Edison
4.88%
Co
preferred
4.32%
preferred
Southern
6%
Cal
Par
common__25
__
Co
series
Calif
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Sperry-Rand
<Un)_
Standard
Inc
Co
of
California
Co
Union
Sugar
Airlines
United
Fruit
49 y2
Sep
65 Va
Jan
8 Va
Jun
24%
10%
3,600
7% May
17%
Jan
500
25 Va Mar
20 Va
(Un)
1
.
(Un)
West
Air
Western
&
Yellow
(F
Cab
24%
Aug
24 Va
Apr
86 Va
Jan
Perfect
100
16%
Sep.
24%
Feb
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
17
17
21%
21%
6,400
58%
21%
58 %
100
18
20%
Sep
31
Jan
47
Feb
66 Va
Jun
24
Potomac
Electric
29 Va Mar
Progress
Mfg
27%
400
3%
800200
*
42%
40%
43
2,600
39%
39%
25
42 %
42
10
26
1"
3%
Sep
31%
700
33 Va Mar
26%
13%
1,100
14%
31%
32%
300
Jun
35
common
2
100
1%
Sep
6 %
100
6
Jin
Aug
20 V8
Sep
30"%
100;
27% May
33 Va
Sep
4Va
7
Jan
43%
100
43%
Sep
47 Va
500
47 Va
Sep
77%
79%
400
30 %
74% May
30'A May
49%
42% July
56 Va
Jan
100
50
53%
2,000
40
Jan
67 Va
25
25%
300
25
Jun
33
1.20
1.25
4,000
1.25
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32
<
32
32
50
20%
20%
200
23%
23
23%
2,100
2.50
45'A
43%
45 %
600
10
27 Va"
6.25
100
42%
41
1.00
80
2.45
30% July
20 % Aug
45%
Jan
16% May
23%
Sep
41% May
55%
Jan
26
July
32 Va
Jan
Jun
46% Mar
64%
100
34% May
42% Mar
59%
73% July
r~->
29
70
__i
123
12i
200
Week's
Feb
ma/4 j„iv
14
Sep
24
Feb
29
Sep
91 %
Feb
125%
Aug
Paper
Last
of Prices
Low
10
for Week
Range
23'/a
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sun
Oil
United
Gas
16% May
36 Va Apr
19%
Jan
52%
Gas
Columbia
239
2,618
25%
Jan
28%
Sep
3,690
12
Sep
171/a
Jan
541/2
56 »/2
260
34%
Jan
66 V2
50 >/a
July
52%
1,938
'7 A;
;
„
51%
Low
High
Reymer
Sep
42%
Jan
82%
97V2
Sep
Screw
Seeberg
33%
34%
342
30%
Jun
39 Va
Jan
37%
37%
38%
338
28%
Jan
38%
—
541/2
541/2
100
46'A July
54'/2
Sep
Sep
13 %
13%
60
12 '/a
July
16%
471/4
Apr
8V4
8'/a
2,554
7%
Jan
23%
25'A
1,051
23 Va
Sep
34%
97%
97%
210
97%
Sep
97%
3OV2
5
7'%
7'A
1,131
6%
Jun
8'A
Jan
17%
17%
568
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
16% May
28
Jan
OO CO
-CO
Par
*
common
_
25
♦
common
Steel
Low
39%
.
■
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*
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25
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42.
.
51%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35% Mar
41%
10
211/2 Julv
24Va July
Jan
10%
10%
321/4
33%
4,762
30
July
40%
Jan
3"%
211/4
31
3,511
38%
Jan
21 'A
21'A
2IV2
27% July
191/2 Mar
22
Aug
46%
Sep
45 V2
44%
46%
•
:
25
390
900
91/2
40
617
36
Mar
41
11%
255
HVa
Aug
18%
Jan
88
337
72
Feb
92%
Jun
>8
Aug
Jan
%
Sep
26%
320
22%
50 Va
717
47% Mar
64%
Jun
28%
195
22%
Feb
28«2
Aug
49'/2
172
42V2 May
55 Va
Jan
Feb
26%
Aug
51%
52%
259
46'A
Apr
54
Jan
15%
200
15
Jun
16%
Jan
50 3A
*
Steel
51'A
267
45% May
51%
Sep
Jun
Mar
11
Week's
:
i
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low'-.-f
37 Va
38
65
5
;
10%
10%
70
45
45
Co
1
45
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Inc
System
Co
5
Co
WAlker
Fuel
&
10
33 Va
3
High
36% July
6% May
56%
Refractories
Supply
7%
&
39% Mar
Bolt
33%
-
of
Jun
21 Va
Aug
21% Mar
26 Va
Aug
41%
41'A
10
32%
41
46%
47
84
100
46%
3%
59%
4
1,150
Feb
%
Sep
42% July
56%
Jan
23% Mar
29%
Sep
4%
Sep
3%
Jan
59%
60%
138
59%
Sep
80 Va
Jan
17%
17%
13
15 Va
May
22%
Jan
10
Aug
Jan
9 %
9%
32%
6'A
25
186
6
Jan
31% July
38%
"
6%
50
6 Va
Apr
8Ve
Jan
25%
100
16 V2
Apr
28 %
July
17%
17%
40
16%
Jan
1 %
17%
6%
25%
.___^_1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp__;
110
29%
.
32%
United Engineering & Foundry Co__—5
Glass & Chemical
1
18%
96
29%
__1
Jan
21
5
America
.
52%
26'/a
5
Corp
'
Aug
20%
6
Corp
-1
•
33 Va
25%
1
__1U
20
20%
10
common
Bros
(The)
33 Va
Jan
11% Aug
48% July
26
8.50
Rockwell-Standard Corp
1 %
433
10
28
28
28
6.25
52
51
52%
51
373
Sep
22 Va
Apr
2%
Jan
.25% May
-46% Mar
32%
Jun
1
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred.
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
$2.90
Argus
4,426
1
20
15%
—
Par
Low
a23% a23%
31
Sep
48%
Last
Sales
401%
Feb
15%
49%
48%
Friday
10%
»
Ltd
39
26%
110
27%
__
Sale Price
High
503
15'/2
41%
"
49%
•
STOCKS
Shares
Sep
30%
15%
85%
__
•
Dollars
for week
of Prices
Apr
IIV2
•
40%
*
common
Aug
40%
*
—.
U S
17%
'
53
12 Va May
26%
.*
Jan
7 Ve
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
;
30%
24%
14
Light
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgn Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp__
23 %
.
July
•.
Gas
Equitable Gas
79%
■>.
23
58% Aug
95% May
12%
10
Duquesne Light
65% July
•
73 V2 Mar
'
145
__
185
28%
2.50
Co
330
■
542
85%
27 V2
10
Corp
Ludlum
Blaw-Knox
3,752
5
54%
83%
121/a
•
Improvement
Cork
25%
_
443
27 V2
..
Armstrong
96%
1
footnotes,
19
Brook
Industries
70 %
12
___
18%
Jun
26%
Co
Marion
Allegheny
Apollo
69
Co
4%
Jan
18%
Par
93%
•
_
13
Friday
23'%
_
_
Aug
Sale Price
69
4.33
.
10
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
95
.
_
175
21
12%
STOCKS
1
Corp
10'A
50
27 V2
Gas com
Co
Washington
33 Va
_
10%
100
Jersey Gas Co
Mountain
Sales
■
B
Jan
35%
800
1n
41%
54%
Jan
53%
27
Apr
—
1
Scranton-Spring
Jan
July
69%
__
18%
10%
Jun
37%
1
Jun
290
10
Co
common
&
July
51%
600
20
32 Va
Jun
10
37%
37%
10
20
31%
Jan
Apr
May
7
69%
*
(Un)
27 Va
20
32 Ve
Jan
200
STOCKS
For
2,376
Jan
800
1
Scott
Montreal Stock Exchange
preferred
45
50
Jun
63%
69
1
Prices
4'/2%
43%
Jan
103
8%
25c
Can
Jan
44 Va.
•
Reading Co
Universal
30%
(Un)
Electric
of
19%
Co
Public Service Electric
Jan
69
Inc
common
Jan
100
8%
(Un)
series
Power
45 Va
33%
50
preferred
Apr
20 %
1
4.70%
32%
43"%
-
Co
Sep
26%
Water Service Co
Smith Kline & French Lab—
42%
100
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
Aluminum
14
*
South
47 Va
10
39% Aug
43% Aug
2.50
Company
Aluminium
1,745
20
16 Va Mar
6 Va
77%
"
Sep
'
Algoma
14%
1
Co
37 Va
33%
1
Abitlbi Power & Paper
41/2%
preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
14%
Jan
43
(Un)_5
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
Jan
14%
Light
Apr
20%
10
common
Transit
Jun
93%
50
&
12'/a. Jun
42%
16%
Corporation
Baltimore
72
60% July
3
25%
2
(Un)_
38%
Jan
25%
1,200
V
<■
Jan
5V» Mar
33% May
30% Mar
100
14
5
23 Va May
43
32%
(Un)
Jan
39%
%
25%
5
Co
City
52% Mar
979
3
23'A Mar
36%
Co
Research
266
Co—
16% July
Sale Price
Arundel
57'A
66 Va
Corp
Transportation
Edison
21%
26%
Par
Atlantic
551/4
62%
Corn
100
3%
;
Philco
800
Friday
Atlantic
56
64 Va
16%o
Electric
18%
36%
_5
Tel
Aug
Aug
r.
Inc
22%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
&
26 %
10
RR
18
__io
Corp
Steel
790
35% May
21% Mar
47%
26%
1
Power
Photo
Potomac
3%
common
Stores
213
25%
25
Inc
22%.
2
STOCKS
Tel
44%
26
lOo
Co
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Jun
7
Harbison
Wood
Jan
Paper—
Chemicals
Aug
25
American
121%
Inc
Co.
May
36%
Preferred
Alan
9% May
1.66%
Navigation
(The)
&
64%
1
Zenith Radio Corporation (Un)
American
227
4% Mar
Merck
Jan
10
43
2
preferred
Fund
Martin
21 %
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Madison
9%
66% Aug
43
10
Resistance
&
500
.
Telegraph (Un)
Co
3% July
Coal
8,400
1
W)
May
39% Aug
24% Jan
Lehigh
11,800
Company <Un)__
Wcolworth
Apr
17%
_
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)__
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Wilson
9%
High
71%
5
Corp
A
75%
_25
!
Insurance
Union
scries
22%
5
Dept Stores
Western
459
5
&
International
22
10
Lines
43%
451/4 May
39% Aug
6.75
Light
Jun
74%
Corp
Life
Jan
40
13%
10
_
Petroleum
42'A
1
Battery.
Jan
50Va
22
Associates
Coast
44
Jun
Pennsalt
50c
Sugar
May
40
2,200
warrants
Equipment
Western
400
3%
35 Va
75%
•
Match
Westates
22%
_•
Rubber. (Un).:
Victor
16%
.
50c
U S steel Corp common
Universal Cons Oil Co
Varian
22
8.50
Utah-Idaho
Pulp
25
_
Co
S
300
-3%
j-f-,
I
_
.
Corp
U
43%
Co
5
___
Preierred
Universal
22%
V
38'
36%
.__l
Inc
Plywood
124
Jan
common
S
5 %
Low
64%
Dairies
Motors
Hudson
1,000
Calif
U
Jun
Jan
7,900
(Un)
Industries
Motor
Foremost
1%
13%
United Gas Corp common
United
Ford
Range Since Jan. 1
High
62%
<
Storage
Low
62%
Co
Light
51 %
;■
Jun
9%
(Un)
Aircraft
Aug
;,
11%'
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
United
40
49%
Trico Oil & Gas Co
United
1
3,100
-
10%
Co
Co
Duquesne
Electric
Shares
_25
&
Jun
12%
___
Ry
2,500
44%.
49%
lo
(Un)
_
of
45'A Feb
51
5
common—
Co
100
50%"
Corp
Oil
Power
for Week
of Prices
1.80
38% May
28%
Thompson Ramo Wooldrige Inc
Pacific
42%
Apr
Feb
100
common.
Union
42 %
Delaware
Jun
Jan
12%
: ■
3,000
(Un)—
Co
1%
—
Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing
General
47%.
1
.
28%
26
Apr
8% May
31%
Jan
38%
Petroleum
Sulphur
Union
47%
100
Soup
Sales
Range
Par
Campbell
Jan
20 %
100
'34%
Aug
50
38%
common
Inc
Electric
9
7%
23%
July
23% May
1,200
1,200
:
9
Jan
44
40%
common
i
Texas Gulf
Union
28%
22 VB
4%
19 Vo Mar
38%
Corp
Transmission
Tri-Continental
100
Sep
40%
Co
w
Preferred
1,000
3,400
44%
Aug
38%
Telautograph
Transamerica
19%
28%
1
Oil
30 Va
ya
l
__
Mid-Continent Oil
Tidewater
31
Feb
40%
International
Inc
Jan
28
38Vs
Sunray
Textron
28%
7
(Un)____
Gas
Gas
100
300
7
34%
6'A
Inc
Sunset
Tenn
30%
30%
.6%
Sep
25
J
N
Studtoakej-Packard
Texaco
22%
______________10
of
Chemical
common
Jan
■
*
(Indiana)
Suburban
i,i
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Instruments
Stauffer
New
(Un)
Oil
Standard
20%
.
Oil
Statham
200
30%
"
♦
Oil
22%
28%
____50c
Metals
Standard
Aug
44%
(Un)
Brands
Standard
Sep
25%
igi/2
1
;
Inc
Standard
66 Va
Apr
*
Service™
Corp
Warrants
Spiegel
Feb
24%
19%
II
•
Co
Public
High
56%
100
22%
6%
Co
Railway
Southwestern
Low
400
25%
30%
2
Week's
Last
Sale Price
66%.
22%
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
25
Petroleum
Shares
High
66%
A__25
preferred
Southern
66%
_25
.
pfd
Low
____25
______
Gas
for Week
of Prices
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(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
Last
'.
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<
Week's
37
preferred
Corp Ltd
—
of
Rights
Low
High
15
49
Feb
52%
42
43
115
37
Jan
43
47
Mar
52
51V2
51
52
165
32
a32
a32
20
25%
26%
649
20%
Feb
26 Va
21V2
21%
535
19 Va
July
28
16
July
.
preferred
Montreal—
Nova
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
•
Bailey Selburn 5%
'£>%%'
preferred
Bank
Shares
a50V2 a50V2
50
Jan
of
for Week
Low
50
Sales
Range
_50
common—
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Rank
Week's
of Prices
Scotia
—
—25
25
21%
17'/2
17%
17%
300
"
a20% a20%
<
26% July
20
171/2 July
_10
56%
55 %
57 V2
2,586
47% Mar
10
63V2
62
63%
2,022
57
5.30
5.00
5.40
8,364
__
Jun
4.40 Aug
35 Va
19
"
Aug
Sep
Sep
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
58
Sep
71%
5.40
Jan
Sep
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Shares
STOCKS
Low
High
1,204
47% Mar
57% Aug
38%
37
38%
1,108
33 V2 May
41
Bathurst Power St Paper class
Class B
43%
41%
43 Va
1,000
37
Beil
47%
British
4%
Columbia
4% %
R
British
*
Brown
Products
Building
Bulolo
Ltd
51%
Sep
10%
Jan
12,833
3.50 May
6,985
24% Aug
a76
a76
40
11%
33
Iron
4%%
Ltd
Sep
92
Sep
Ontario
Steel
Oshawa
Wholesale
10% Jun
14%
Jan
30%
37%
Jan
Page-Hersey
150
32%
33%
1,875
46'%
350
10%
~<;i 506
42
Feb
Apr
Penmans
46% Aug
"11% Jan
Mar
9% Mar
287
9%
Feb
17
7%
Jun
11
34%
29 %
Jan
34%
Jun
5.00
100
4.50
Jan
23%
2,250
35
,
101
437
26%
26%
V
30
26%
10
16
16%
93
16
16
a75
5
58
58
92%
25
•
4.40%
pfd—100
92%
•
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41%
42%
12%
12%
Apr
27%
.
A
21%
22%
10
56%
55%
38%
57%
40%
common.
class
39
41%
Bros
Co
&
common
•
al8%
83
60
82
92 Va
J.
Power
Companies
39% Mar
Ltd
12%
3,769
13
Feb
1,349
46% Mar
3,655
Natural
Jan
39%
40%
1,525
14 Va
15
2,020
13
Mar
44
43%
44
486
40
Mar
135
18
Jun
100
7
Jan
7 Vb
Sep
Jun
13 Va
Aug
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a20%
7 Va
7%
1
11
12%
3,525
11%
31 Va Mar
Co
Quebec
1
1,225
20 % July
29
Jan
80
27% Mar
31
Jan
49%
49 Va
51%
230
55%
39 %
39 %
39%
725
43% July
37% Aug
47
.Jan
81
81%
170
75
84
Jan
12
100
•
common
14
"*14
15
44
44
85
10,471
7
8%
55
57 Va
39
38%
39
16
16%
*
14%
14%
15
•
6'/a
5%
6%
5,704
*
„
18 Va
Apr
23
Canada
Ltd
4%%
*
common
A
;
(A V)
(Canada)
Rolland
Paper class
—
common
A
*
preferred
Bank
of
al8% al8%
alO% a 10%
115
18
Aug
18
t
9
Feb
10%
5% July
7%
Jan
6.15
6.20
a9%
75
16
16%
1,732
400
a76
4.05
8.45
July
9-% Aug
12% July
8
69%
15
22%
23%
6,675
a8%
a8%
124
al2%
al3
14%
100
3.90
3.00
3.90
8%
19%
18%
2.70
16%
15%
3.00
Aug
A
4%
Sherwin
Bicard
26%
Williams
8%
Canada
*
com
Southam
Co
4.90
Jan
7%
17
Jun
Mar
275
16%
650
15%
Aug
Sep
*
450
8
1,935
1
19%
19%
19%
565
class
.—\
—
Canada
.
A
23
.
.
Webb
6%
8% May
10%
•
30 %
29%
30%
2,235
20% Mar
16%
16y8
16%
1,938
15
12
11%
12%
1,231
Aug
9% Apr
43%
43
44%
1,166
38'% July
52
50%
52
360
45
56
55 %
56%
990
48% Mar
20%
21%
4,330
16%
6%
6%
160
5%
35%
36%
2,635
26%
98%
98%
99
60
98
Jan
99
72
72
66
66
July
90
Jan
-
20%
20%
31%
'
B
—
Worts
*
35%
"III
(Canada) Ltd—
class A———
—_
2.70
21
9%
23
A
*
Feb
37%
37%
110
29
Mar
37%
Sep
a90
10
92
Aug
92
Aug
105 Vb 105 VS
10
100
Mar
107
Aug
26%
•
8%
Feb
16 %
Shown
Are
Expressed
10%
Par
Jan
13"% Mar
16
Jan
Alscope
45%
Jan
Arreranium
20%
23
3,321
6%
6%
250
6
July
26%
57
57
26%
100
26%
Feb
24% May
7%
57
15
55
Aug
100
17
Mar
385
18% Feb
9% May
62% Sep
all
all
62%
62%
62%
150
•
9%
9%
9%
585
9
•
Apr
25
25
25
50
24
July
3.55
3.65
210
15
225
Sep
13% Apr
38
19%
A
37%
Atlas
15
36%
3.50
65
20 %
B
'
Howard
$2.00
Smith
20c
Paper
Hudson
Bay
.—
Mining
50
•
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
—.—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_S
Indus Acceptance Corp common
•
-
Warrants
i
—
Inland Cement preferred
International
6%
Bronze
10
Powders
International
of
Canada
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
$2 preferred
7.60
Public
Labatt Limited
Laura
Loeb
Secord
(M)
Service
Ltd
*
15%
38
«pr
Augustus
Avalon
•
50%
Talc
Sep
Beatrice
Massey-Ferguson
5%%
For
preferred
Sep
Sep
common—
see page
Blue
July
Apr
Jan
4c
July
42
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
44c
49c
6,000
39c
Aug
49c
Feb
a
Jan
Bonnyville
Jun
Bornite
10% Aug
15% May
17% Jan
Calgary
12% Jan
Canada
11%
Candn
7.05
7.25
3.85
100
35%
35%
a40% a41%
210
14
Apr
July
July
3.15 Aug
Hill
Jan
July
33c
Jan
5.85
5.80
12c
10c
4c
4.95
34
35 %
7,093
May
Canuba
Ltd
900
4.90
July
7.90
12c
6,200
9c
Aug
20c
4c
2,500
3c
July
5c
9c
10c
14,600
6V2C
Jun
43c
3%c
1,000
3c
Mar
5c
Jan
18c
55c
Jan
;
1
30c
37,600
18c
Sep
4c
4c
1,200
3c
July
5%
30c
*
5%
140
5%
Aug
7'% Aug
Apr
Jan
Jan
/
Jan
6%c Jan
8%
Feb
1
Mines
Ltd
16c
20c
18,167
July
34c
Jan
1
Corp
3 Vac
4%c
4,000
3%c Aug
8c
Jan
15c
16c
4,550
He
24c
Feb
21%
Jan
1
16c
al7
Ltd
Corp
a33
*
com—3
Resources
Mar
Cartier
Quebec
37
Jan
Cassiar
12%
12%
2,965
11 % July
12%
42
3,830
31%
Feb
42
Sep
Sep
10
Feb
16%
Sep
Jun
315
17%
18
750
16
al2
al2
550
a—
a21 a21 %
35
21% May
53%
3,755
50 % May
92
Aug
Ltd
Co
Refineries
7V8
12c
7 Vs
al7
40
v
Jan
10
a33
13% May
30 Va May
700
7%
7
30% May
Aug
11 Va
13% July
15%
Ltd
Mines
Chemalloy
-
Chess
1
65c
Jun
29c
1,400
28c
Sep
ale a2%c
1,000
1.35
Feb
Feb
Jun
70c
July
5c
Jan
2c
Aug
7c
8c
7,000
5c
Mar
11c
Jan
11c
11c
1,300
8c
Aug
23c
Jan.^
*
Ltd
12%
12%
375
13%
Feb
7c
'■:r
10% Mar
1
2.39
2.58
27,095
4c
4c
4c
9.000
4c
Jun
9%c Jan
1
Corp..—
2.39
1
Corp
Copper
13c
13c 13 %c
8,000
8c
Apr
19c
9c
11c
92,000
8c
8%c
17,500
4c
5c
14,000
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
jun
56 %
July
92%
94
200
35%
345
31
42%
43%
325
38% May
36% Apr
43% Sep
52
July
60
Jan
Mar
14%
Jan
130
1
10c
Cleveland
22 %
35%
12
21,035
1.87
Jan
3.20
Feb
Jan
21% Feb
a—
Feb
50
1.15
1
—_—-1
Explorations
Corp Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Chobougamau
a2%c
al3
94c
28c
1.15
1
Ltd—;
Mining
al3
*
Ltd——•
Asbestos
41 %
16%
Dock
&
Ltd
Mines
Carbec
10
41%
200
6.15
3 %c
10c
1
Ltd
Inc
Explorations
63% Aug
12%
1,585
6%
Jan
8% Jan
'30
Mar
12%
70c
July
Sep
1,155
'
52
52% Mar
59 %
Corp
&
Canorama
120
12%
Apr
18c
7
Ltd—1
Vinegars Ltd
Collieries
July
1,610
57%
Mines
Mines
Edmonton
&
42
9%
58%
40c
1,716
7
U
Kodiak
63%
93
Gold
Tungsten
Dredge
9 %
52
43,475
1
Refining
43
*
55c
21c 25 %c
Co
Corp
Canadian
61%
52%
&
Canadian
47%
16%
Oil
Copper
35% Mar
1,500
47c
2lc
1
Raceway
Jan
July
47
34%
Lake
44% Jan
34
70
50c
1
Ltd
Mining
Bonnets
52 %
500
9%
1
8%c
Copper
Corp—
Compagnie Miniere
Consol
Jan
Consol
'
Central
Quebec
Consolidated
L'Ungava——..1.50
Cadillac
Mines
Mines
Ltd 1
Ltd———1
27
27
475
27
Sep
35
29%
30
605
24
Apr
30
4c
Apr
6c
Mar
3 Vac May
3c
Jun
11c
Sep
12 %c Jun
9c
Jan
3c
—
100
3c
2.000
5c
5c
1,500
4c
1.00
1.00
700
63c
Jun
1.00
6c
Mines-——1
Yellowknife
Vauze
6%c
2.000
5c
Mar
9 Vac
Jan
17%
21
Mar
3c
May
6 V2c Feb
6%c Feb
July
•'
i
Dolsan
Dome
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd-
—*
20
20
20Va
1,010
Ltd.—_♦
15
-15
15'A
565
-1
1-39
—
Dominion
27
Engineering
Jan
Dominion
Leaseholds
Sep
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_»
Works
Jun
14% Aug
19
Jan
15
14%
400
13
Jun
8%
8%
200
6
Jan
15%
15%
15%
3,305
9%
100
42.
2c
35
8c
a6%
1
Mining
Belle-Chibougamau
44%
800
47%
*
—
1,508
5
Mines
Bcllechasse
Jan
July
8%
footnotes,
Red
34Va Mar
14%
Ltd
1,620
High
20c
*
:
Ltd__
Bay
10
42
Ltd
Gold
170
8.80
Candy Shops—
MacMlllan Bloedel St Powell
River Ltd •
2c
37%
Jun
1
Corp
Exploration
42
29%
(Johni.
Nickel
Telephone Co
a44
9.60
10
com
2c
36
7c
July
Bateman
103
3.85
25
Interprovincial Pine Lines—
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
6,500
May
Jan
Feb
9.10
—5
——
Jamaica
•
Low
8%c
8c
6
6.25
Mar
75
25
Nickel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4c
Eand-Ore
90
200
com—*
preferred
Shares
20
Baker
32
8.80
17%
37 Va
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—T
10
al4
3.85
—*
for Week
4,000
Jan
7oo
14%
r
41%
Sales
Range
6%
Dec
615
al4
•
common
preferred
Week's
4 Vac
Jan
103
14%
9.25
•
;
\
4c
28%
40%>
39%
Apr
Aug
41
1
•
Dollars
—*
Ltd
Telefilms
__
2c
&
Arcadia
a44
41
14%
Canadian
of Prices
Low
<
12
40
— ----.
100
*
1
87
103
40
Paper Co Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Paper Mills Ltd__*
Development Co Ltd
5
Mines
Eurnt
Class
Sep
12% July
11
common
Pulp
Associated
22% July
115
Mines
Anglo-Nfld
Jun
19%
21%
1
29 Va
Explorations
Anglo-Can
Jan
a20% a21 %
19%
•
10
in
20% Aug
,
45
19 y4 July
Last
Sale Price
527
Jan
STOCKS
Jan
225
1
Home & Pitfield
Jun
'•
segregated into two classifications, the "Listed" and the "Unlisted" Groups.
16
1
A
2.60 May
Beginning this week the various issues enumerated below have been
LISTED
5
class
Jarr
avr.H3.35
30
—
Canadian Stock Exchange
45
6%
Dynamics
Oil
^ -r'38%
101
a90
.100
Price*
16
preferred
Home
Jun
-
2.80
37%
63 % Aug
12% July
18y2 Jan
1,097
16
commor
Co
500
2.70
.100
Jan
45
Renfrew
8% .Jan
Augiy
37
preferred
Jan
Arno
Motors
Sep
Jun
37%
—
13% Sep
11
July
41% Mar
100
9%
•
3%
General
Jan
57'A
25%
Jan
15%
&
Knapp
(Geo)
preferred
Sep
_
General
58
Jun
Jan
23%
Power
Mar'
50%
20%
Feb
2,177
preferred
(Chas E)
Jan
Aug
55
13%
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
24
20% May
13
Co
17
87%
Aug
17% Mar
Bank———10
Gooderham
&
4%%
Feb
13
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd common
May
22% Aug
Jun
July
Pipeline.——_—*.———•
Corp—i
•
Steel
Jan
Apr
Chemical common—•
Corp—
-,19
Jan
8% Jan
Jun
63
Jan
17 %
576
Corp
Players Canadian
Fleetwood Corp
650
45
69
19%
46
810
Famous
-Mar
31
-24
Class
10
12%
Electrolux
Jan
43
37% Aug
5% Sep
203
1,025
alO
Jan
1,560
62%
common
6
27 /a
23
Weston
20
12
Match
Jan
,31 %
27 %
375
6
67'A
Feb
3.00
a55
60
class
38 A
38
27 Va
—
27%
a8%
18
Jun
20
12
Canada
,
37% Mar
69
Walker
Jan
20% Aug
al6% al7%
2.00
100
250
Jan
30%
Mar
26
Aug
11
8% Mar
41%
99
24% July
25
Jan
18% May
Feb
11
V
29
io y8
1,370
5,020
28
a9%
United
Jan
Jun
15%
9%
26%
28
—•
Steinbergs
Apr
5.25
July
22
15%
9%
'
—*
of
Co
Texaco Canada Ltd
150
60%
Brewery
Feb
Steel
Toronto-Dominion
a23% a23%
•
common
13%
Va Mar
9.50 Mar
Feb
3.75
100
2,735
mm
—
*
Jan
3.00
100
r*. "
—•
Textile
Jun
15
160
Sep
Jan
11
3,210
99
375
80
90
800
17%
Jun
80%
65 % July
6.00 July
3,835
41
*
25
300
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
38
Jan
11%
50
of
Jan
•
com
Jan
75
6.50
9%
25%
—
13%
•
Steel
30%
170
71%
25%
•
common..*
common
Inc
17
a55
common
16% Jan
6% Jan
4.60 July
Standard Structural Steel——
Jan
•
Tar St
Andy
Jan
17 Va
17%
Friday
Holt,
16%
Feb
Feb
'
'
pfd
Apr
12%
2.75
—
A
preferred
Handy
May
13
5.80
300
37
80%
^
Simpsons
Aug
100
Great Lakes
14
475
6.10
*
._*
A
Series
Jan
24%
100
Apr
20
Co
class
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
5%
Sep
400
37
100
12% May
-
100
3.90
19%.
ioy8
—
Preferred
Gatineau
39
98%
'1
•
mm
Aug
2
Seal
Dairies
Frosst St Co
32 Va Mar
68%
70
6.25
preferred
PlfjOO
Jan
43 Va
Mar
19
Sep
8% July v
55
14%
40
"
••
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
77
22%
_
Dominion Foundries St
French
Jan
80
1.50
Jan
12%
17 %
Apr
92%
Bridge
Motor
Jan
July
July
11%
10
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
125
■
5%
Aug
305
7
905
Seagrams
Ford
39
281
80%
37
-100
Canada
St Lawrence Cement class A
St Lawrence Corp common
Jan
910
8%
Class
40% Sep
920
20
8%
Mortgage
Paper
18
5% Aug
2,000
55
Jan
15% Aug
46
Aug
Aug
40% Mar
256
2.30
7%
Jun
'
43
—.—
Zellerbach
Eddy
Eddy
_
2,828
44
—1
Roe
Jan
a99
22%
Reitman's
Jan
22%
23%
—
Dupuis Freres
8.00
•
common..
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
16
a99
Glass
Pont of
Jan
•
Power
Sep
13%
22%
Ltd.
Textile
Dominion
Du
23
30
Sep
Apr
42%
3.00
Distillers
Dow
Sep
Jan
24%
2.25
58%
8% Aug
43
Enterprises
Dominion
15
46%
29%
s
22%
12%
22%
Corbys class A
Red
Jun
30
,
:
Royal
825
•
———•
_
Cellulose
Dominion
36
19% May
48% Jan
24%
Gas
Sep
300
pfd_50
common
Consolidated Mining & Smelting--
Dominion
Jan
16 %
100
.
50
Warrants
45% Jan
Feb
10
100
&
15%
100
15
-•
Units
Sep
Sep
Jan
10%
a9y8
J)
Cork
Jun
13% July
11 % Juiy
15
13%
Trans Canada
Crown
Aug
14%
Jan
13%
20 %
16%
—
Crown
13%
25
15
23% Mar
Jun
75
10
20%
6.20
Farm
Coronation
1,570
—
preferred
Quebec
Jun
13%
10
com.
A
International
B
Jan
14%
*
Canada
5%
Jan
37% Mar
1,075
21%
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Canadian Vickers
•
Class
Apr
39%
•
r—
Tubes
preferred —:
Provincial
Transport
Sep
35
15% Aug
••••;••
•
312
12%
•
preferred
Consumers
39
'
-"
class
4 %
23% Sep
100% Aug
Feb
Mar
24%
100
92%
5.00
22% July
229
a75
a76
Consolidated
330
13%
•
common
Corp of
Price
Jan
5.00
Power
Jun
25
26%
Preferred
Columbia
41
25% Jan
41 Va July
17% Jan
—
—*
Pacific Petroleums
'«
all% all%
23%
Hydrocarbons
Industries common
Combined
Apr
Sep
Mar
a8
Husky
(B
20
13%
15
common....
Products..
50
7
Coghlin
26%
187
a22%
al47/8 al4%
•
Mills
42 %
-81
13%
$1.00
series
:
——.—25
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__60e
Cockshutt
76
Flour
75
12.50
Celanese
Oil
Mar
Ogilvie
48%
100%
common
Aluminum
Canadian
5%
Nova Scotia Light & Power
43% July
23%
Electronics
British
Canadian
'
37% Mar
100%
common
Canner
Canadian
69
a8
•
common
Breweries
Canadian
High
Feb
a23
23%
"
Canadian
Canadian
Low
1,550
21
23
14%
—*
Noranda Mines Ltd
90
•
:
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Corp—^
Jan
285
13%
—.—100
Steamship
Canadian
Car
92
10%
20
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41
5
5
com
.
Steel
43%
—.100
common
Malting
Safeway
Canada
Preferred
National
Jun
34
preferred
Canada
—
*
Chemical
&
5%
5
Foundries
Drug
35%
-
*
A
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Locomotive
National
.
46
10
Dredging
Cement
Montreal
Sep
43%
28
Calgary Power common
Calgary Power preferred
Canada
23 %
——40
—*—
48%
1
class
_
91%
43%
Products
Gold
Canada
Jan
7% May
4.30
*
Telephone
preferred
Chemical
Mills
45%
125
31%
*
Company
Bruck
65
a8%
3.70
50
Columbia
51%
A
Aug
48
76
100
British Columbia Power
British
Brockville
47%
Jan
29%
———50
Forest
July
Jan
Low
•
-*
class
,
—A———50
Columbia
38
42%
41%
4.25
preferred
preferred
preferred
23 % Mar
75
29%
preferred
.
525
7,450
47%
51%
common
Electric—
cumulative
,'4%%
5%
Oil
31
47%
a8%
8%
-
American
30
Ltd
B
Preferred
46% July
47
Breweries
Class
Jau
47%
30%
Telephone
Bowater Corp 5% preferred
5%% preferred
Bowater Paper ——:
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British
Feb
Molson
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
53
for Week
Range
Sale Price
52%
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
52%
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
Banque Canadian National
B%*.que Provinciale (Canada)
.
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
al00%
9%
a
July
8% Sep
9%
6,210
8% Mar
100 al00%
165
93% Mar
19
12%
102
Jan
Jan
Jan
East
Sullivan
Fab
13% Aug
Metal
Mines
Mines
Ftlconbridge
Ltd-—.—
Ltd
1
1.39
8,600
1.15
Jun
29
110
28 Va
Aug
Mines
1.83
1.83
100
——*
Ltd
Nickel
1.34
28%
9c
10c
8,100
Ltd—•
33'A
34
655
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
Futurity Oils Ltd
—
-1
4c
5c
—*
20c
20c
•
1.45 May
9c
28
1.72 May
40
,Jan
May
2.03 Aug
16c
Feb
Mar
35
Aug
9,500
3c
Jun
10c
Feb
500
17c
July
38c
Jan
Volume
192
Number 5985
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1027)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Haitian
Range
Mines
Iso
2 Vic
46c
Low
2Vic
2c
Aug
7c
Mining
Ltd
30c
Mar
70c
Ltd
May
8,000
3c
3c
25,500
1.00
1.10
1,901
18c
17c
19c
19,700
38c
38c
5c
5c
1
7c
Labrador
Zinc
&
Mining
&
(Alfred)
Lambert
Lithium
Merrill
class
Island
1
*
pfd
Corp Ltd
Formaque
Mines
27
July
30c
Aug
1,500
35c
Mar
61c
May
1,000
4c
Jun
300
17
100
12
Apr
51c
273/0
al2
20,000
6c
1,900
21
55c
July
16c
16c
1,000
15c
Mar
32c
8c
1,000
6c
May
12c
Abacus
Mines
Ltd
Abltibi
Power
&
60c
60c
700
58c
Jun
5c
Sep
5
Sep
Jan
23
1
5c
•
20 Vi
8c
5
*
3,000
6 Vi
.
429
20 Vi
:
,
150...
6c
9,000
48
110
4c
4Vic
13,500
American
North
Obalski
Uranium
Crchan
Partridge
Paicupine Prime
4V2:
cumulative
6%
Steel
Gas
Provo
1st
Cobalt
Quebec
Oil
Jan
4 Vic
1,000
4c
Jun
4Vic
1,000
12c
Ltd—
Gold
Crest
Roberval
Mines
4,600
8c
July
1.39
1,800
80c
Jan
St>'Lawrence
Siscoe
Ltd__
5c
Sep
16c
Feb
12c
Jun
55c
Feb
8c
9Vic
5c
Jan
10c
Feb
a43 % a43%
Mines
Aug
70
7j/4
Feb
93A
Jun
2.17
2.20
2.23
3,100
1.62
Aug
2.75
Apr
Jan
3.85 Mar
2.95
2.91
lie
11c
11c
33
33 Vi
2c
33 Vi
3.05
2c
5,375
y-.v 500
;
207/B
*
Aug
Sep
2c
July
5c
Jan
8c
180
Aug
19c
Jan
Jun
34
29
250
11
Jun
200
20%
3c
1.27
2,500
18 V2
Apr
Aug
14% Jan
207/s
Jun
3c
900
2c
Jun
5c
Jan
15c
15c
1,000
12c
Sep
43c
Jan
2.70
2.80
550
75c
400
Ltd
1
•
5.35
5.20
5.35
12
12
12
43c
42c
47c
•
;
Ltd.;~
a6
Vi
a6Vi
1
1.04
1.04
12
1.50
1.70
2,500
Mines
17c
33,000
Ltd
Pwr
—1
6%
Tache
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Titan
Petroleum
Canada
10 %c
Corp
Ltd
Freezers
*
United
Corporations
Principal
Explorations
d
>
233/4
24
275
19 3%
Aug
103/4
25% July
103/4
11
870
9%
Apr
12
Feb
13c
14c
3,100
13c
Jun
21 %C
3.60
3.50
Api-
3.70
5,450
2.40
Jan
17%
*
Sep
6.50
Jan
12
Sep
98c
Jan
1.06 Aug
Allied
50
Jan
2.05
Jan
38c
Feb
120
Feb
1.80
17c
20c
253/4
;230
8c 10 Vac
9,000
5,200
14c
July
1,000
2.00
1,850
•
71c
125
1.65
1.70
1.90
2,025
65c
Jun
2.90
Jan
Aug
1.20
Jan
1.50 Aug
2.45
July
Arcadia
Rare
28%
Jan
55
54
55
150
3.50
4.00
1,104
33%
323/4
30
20c
•
30%
29%
31%
9,673
21%
21%
100
45%
655
40% Mar
5,552
16 %c Mar
26c
7c
7c
1,250
6%c Mar
10c
Feb
Jun
12c
Feb
July
July
65q
Jan
lOo
7c
6%c
7%c
4,100
«%c
45c
42 %c
45c
4,500
36c
35c
40c
6,600
35c
4.35
4.50
38c
4.35
1
4.75c
9c
6.60
•
1
Feb
5.00 May
Sep
6.00 Mar
6.60
16c
7c
300
7.70
90c
33/4 Aug
1,500
14'/a
5.75 Mar
1,032
6.50
27c
84c
2,500
10c
7,506
7%c
Jun
35c
Jan
250
27%
Jun
38
Jan
6c
24,600
3c
84c
84c
3,250
65c
Aug
July
14c
Ju,n
31 %
32%
48%
80
7c
7c
27,500
6c
May
10c
37c
July
89c
52c
——V
2,051
52C
52C
2,200
8
8
8
42c
48c
115,275
19,350
35%
Jan
49
Jun
25
43c
26% Mar
43
1.70
1.70
1.70
213/4
21%
213/4
5%c
7% Mar
25c
5c
Jan
6c
6c
7c
17,200
7%c
7c
7%c
25,000
1
Mines—
2.10
2.65
2.65
3,366
2.60
8;
A
1
5.85
8
8
340
3.00
*
3.00
925
6.25
4,60Q
5.80
4.85
18%
360
16
20%
695
35c
38c
23,700
Mines—
Montreal
1
—.
10
—,—..10
8.00
Mines
2,000
7%c
Apr
3,584
10c
57%
47% Mar
58%
Sep
563/4 July
77%
Jan
5.55
Sep
1.63
Jan
10c
Sep
5,862
4.90
5.45
23,780
1
1.59
1.50
1.61
103,650
IOV2C
10 %c
11c
4,200
10c
July
17c
Jan
May
12 %c
Jan
7%c
7c
8%C
7,000
6c
*
4c
4c
5c
4,500
3c
*
41%
41%
70
12c
12c
I,100
——l
——
12c
7%
6%
Jan
1.30
class A
Paper
Apr
July
6%c
37
Mar
47
10c
May
24c
Jan
July
Jan
7%
5,530
43/4 Aug
•
5C
5c
5%c
3,600
4%C Aug
18c
Jan
*
Mines——
Co
3.70
-—*
•
Lodge
Aug
Feb
63%
Bros
Lumber
Jan
Sep
43c
19c
—
—
Duquesne
Beaver
Apr
61%
——
Beaver
19
20%
5.30
Metal/Minlng
&
,
633/a
——
Mines
Power
Jun
•
Rights
Bathurst
9c
54%
56%
Apr
3.80 Mar
16% Mar
36c
Jan
9%
July
17%
.1
2.95
„
July
20%
Bank of Nova Scotia—
Jan
73/4 Aug
2.50
17%
———.
Jan
19c
July
20%
—_——
Jun
13 %c
2.21 May
•
B
Jan
Jan
8Vac
5%c July
6c
Jan
28
May
1
Jan
May
60c
Aug
1.06
3,000
Jan
9
19% July
980
7c
Feb
1
Mines
U«anlum
Jan
48 %
7c
1
—
Feb
1.02
32
Mines
class
7c
48%
—1
Mines
Petroleums
Jan
18c
*
.
Consolidated
Jan
30%
25
of
Feb
13%
Jun
preferred ——————25
Bankfield
Jan
7.60
50
—
.
Mines
Jan
c
9c
warrants
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Bankeno
Jan
9%
Jun
30
*
Electric
Beatty
6.60
7.60
18c
800
9c
Jan
4%c
A—
$5 preferred
July
19 c
lc
Products
22
45%
-
Steels
Gold
46% Aug
Jan
45
—40c
Fabric
Jan
33%
18c
20o
Mines
Auto
Feb
3.20
July
193/4 May
_50c
a*
class
Feb
36c
Jun
Jan
40 Va
27 %
21%
6.10
May
1.50
—1
Auto
Jan
2,000
——1
Gold
3.50
Sep
1
Explor
Atlin-Rulfner
Feb
60
52% Mar
3,912
Earth
Pete
Yellowknife
60c
11,536
34
Sep
Jun
36c
7.15
22c
——
Base
1,750
107
Jun
1.70
Temple common-—
*
Associated Arcadia Nickel—-1
Atlantic Coast Copper
•
Bank
37c
Jun
3.50
1
Oil
Aumaque
37c
Jun
100
14,483
22c
Ash
Atlas
16%
570
7.05
1.55
Mines
Mines
Nickel
Gold
Atlas
9,058
6.50
25
—
Controls
Asamera
24
1053/4 106 %
50
pfd—i
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Arjon
223/4
106
22c
,—
Imperial
Seattle
51c
4c
1.95
1.60
—
4%
Area Mines
Jan
*'
22%
>
Sep
July
10c
Mines
Bata
243/8
223/4
*
Minerals
Co
Lead
Anthes
Baska
25
1.70
6.65
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
17c
Jan
Huronian
Ansil
42c
Jun
7%c
•
Amer
Anglo
July
1.80
Feb
3%C Aug
4c
2.00
5
Petroleums
Anglo
10c
3.50 May
44c
1
preferred
Leduc
Analogue
17,966
18% May
Apr
•
Anchor
lie 12 Vac
100
34c
-100
——
Sep
7,300
Jan
4,200
'
3.85
Roxana
Anacon
Jan
13,800
77c
37c
•
American Nepheline
Jan
4.25
Jan
Jan
36 %c
1
Trunk
Amalgamated
16c
2.20
21
71c
4% % preferred
Amalgamated Larder
13c
22 Va
Jun
64c
1
preferred,
Aluminum
11 %c
1.90
50
9,893
*
Aluminium Ltd
Jun
4.00
20
65c
common
Central
53/4%
13
6%
S^S Aug
20
July
10
5% May
Jan
60c
Alminex
4c
300
Jan
41%
20
Algoma Steel
4%c Aug
5%
40c
Mar
62 c
Warrants
5V2c Aug
5%
Aug
36
1
Gold
A warrants
Algoma
7,500
11c
18c
*
-
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
5,500
1.90
1
A
Class
40,500
22%
•
24
*
1
Yellowknife
Gas
Class
7c
.
...__
Ltd
Alberta
8c
4.05
*
Ltd
Apr
1.40 May
7,691
Voting trust
6%c
«
.
Feb
114
403/b
Shoe
Distillers
Warrants
5%c
—
B
8c
Sep
39
Explorations
Barnat
7%c : 11 %c
•
1
class
1.50
1,200
*
Properties
Jun
93/4 Mar
40
—
Ltd,
Alberta
8c
—1
Ltd
88c
8
1.62
Jun
27,750
common
Oil
Mines
Alba
High
20c
common
Sugar
Surpass
7c
1
Asbestos Corp Ltd-
United
all8
*
«
-i__
14c
all6
1.60
1
_3———
Ltd-
:
all6
1
Ltd
Exploration
Trans
15c
pfd-100
cum
Consolidated Mines Ltd
Aug
63/i
200
—2
Dufault
27c
1,900
ll3/4
,u>j
Apr
&
Agnico
Aunor
4.75
52
*
_■£
"A"
75c
103/e July
5,000
a7
Sep
3.70 July
Sep
75c
25
1
2.70
4,250
_*
Southern Canada
Ventures
44
61
625
2
Ltee
Vanguard
Apr
25
8ytt
Ltd
Lines
Stores
United
39
66
8
(1957),, Ltd
Mines
South
5
66
66
1
Ltd
Save
Sullivan
Sep
500
20
Corp__
River
Co
Metal
Sobey's
Jan
1.39
37,600
Warrants
&
23c
5c
23,500 V
Gas
Akaitcho
Jan. 1
18c
25
Agnew
American
75c
Mining
Satellite
Feb
9 Vic
0
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Sengamo
16c
22c
_1
;•
Jun
9c
Jan
Mar
5c
1
,
26
Jan
17c
1
common
—
91c
Jan
11 Vic
al3Vi al4Vi
preferred
Jan
8c
19c
*
Ltd
Corp
40c
C
•
Development
Sep
2,950
10'/a
Jan
9Vic Jan
25
240
llC
6c
2c
1.32
50
Exploration
&
Telephone
5%%
Tib
Feb
90c
10,700
Warrants
Scca
5c
Aug
26
_50
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
Shop
Jun
Mar
53c
11c
1
Ltd
Producers
Quebec
Red
2c
-
Range Since
Low
19 %c
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
2c
26
1
2nd
Mills
Jan
52
.;/ :
Ltd
preferred
pfd
cumulative
non
19c
July
14c
Corp of Canada—
Premier
Feb
3,500
11c
1
Mines
Jan
4,666
51c
1
v
Ltd
Mines
26c
July
43
Shares
High
Jan
3c
26
1
.V.*.
.
Canadian Exploration Ltd
Paudasli
Power
1
:
...'
1.12
19c
4Vic
com_*
Ltd
'1
■
Jan
4 Vic
____1
Ltd
Mines
;
Ltd
Ltd
Co
1.13
2c
1
j
Explorers
Opemisca
Metals
Power
4c
13% July
18c
1
Corp
Ltd
(1945)
3c
1
;
Rare
Quebec
4c
Ltd_*
Miner
Ltd
Asbestos
American
Northern
&
Ltd
Mines
Nocana
North
Oil
50c
of Prices
Low
1
Paper
Atlantic
Acme
10% Feb
19
Acadia
Feb
11% F'eb
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Par
Jan
8c
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
50
5c
Coulee
29 V2
July
200
473/4
Amulet
Aug
60c
6c
Spring
58c
al2
60c
48
West
Feb
1
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Jun
Jan
13%
60c'
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New
27
*
1
New
6%c Jan
July
133/4
26 Vi
10
Ltd
Magader Mines
Ltd__
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—i
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Hew
a
45c
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
Jan
8 Vac
175/8
al3Vi
—
45c
5
6%
Mines
175/s
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau
Ltd
A
Mines
Distilleries
l
Ltd
Canada
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
Ltd
Explor Co
Inc
of
Corp
Mines
in
Week's
Jan
2.30
1.00 Aug
Exchange
Expressed
Last
STOCKS
Preferred
Kontiki Lead
Are
May
3c
50c
3c
1.00
__1
Shown
Friday
Jan
*
Ltd
Prices
High
200
1
„
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2>/aC
49c
Corp__
Can
Ceramic
Shares
*
Mining
Copper
Internation
Toronto Stock
for Week
Low
——_1
Ltd
Mines
Chemicals
Inland
Ltd
Ventures
Age
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
39
21
21
21%
345
20% July
24%
Jan
55c
common——
73/4
Feb
Jan
Belcher
—
Mining
Corp
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Canada
Westville
_
Products
8c
Ltd___—1
Breweries
Mines
1
_
Ltd
3c
—5
Ltd___
—
1
3c
3c
1
3c
3c
500
Aug
6c
11,000
a32 % a32 %
22
July
2c
July
26 Va
Jan
12c
Jan
%c
Jan
32 Va
Jan
32 Va
Jan
2c
Aug
6c
Jan
4
1
55c
66c
18,575
75c
Jan
—25
47%
47
47%
15,111
42%
Jan
473/4
Aug
50O
64c
60C
64c
4,700
57c
Sep
92c
Feb
19c
Feb
II—1
6%c
6%c
Bicroft Uran Mines
1
45 %C
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Virginia
1
27c
Mining Corp
Bell
Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
————-
Bevcon
Bibis
Mines
Yukon
Biltmore
UNLISTED
Alberta
Gas
Beatty
Line
Canada
&
Canada
Fackers
Dominion
Mines
Sugar
Ltd
class
Devonian
24
Co
Marconi
*
A„.
•
*
Co Ltd
49
3.20
1
50
30c
24,000
6.35
600
48'/2
173/4
1
5%
July
5
July
Sep
30c
Sep
4.50 Mar
13%
40
513
53/4
5 3/4
200
Sep
5
44
4,200
24%
26c
829
3.20
Bay
Bordulac
18% July
815
49'/4
3.10
40
*
Co
a6>/2
26c
173/4
*
Ltd
345
6.30
26c
1
Ltd
24
a6 y2
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Ingersol Rand
Canadian
1
Mines
Campbell Chibougamau
Canadian
Black
Ltd "A"..5
*
Uranium
Canadian
Co
Ltd
Bros
Bidcop
STOCKS
Trunk
Jun
373/4 Mar
4.40
%
3.95 Aug
40 %
7.00
July
Aug
Chromium
Rio
Oils
Mining
Ltd
&
Consolidated
Consolidated
Paper
Consumers
Ciown
Gas
Ltd
6.00
5.40
6.70
*
■
Sep
4.85
4.85
100
44c
45c
4,000
27,100
4.10 July
4.85
43c
Sep
6.70
4.85
55c
July
Sep
Sep
Mar
*
common
Corp—
40 y4
40'/a
41%
2,621
36 J/2 Mar
41%
Jan
*
Ltd
Corp
Co
Zellerbach
•
1
Smelting
Halliwell
l ord
Grain
Motor
General
Co
Co
class
15%
15 %
16
1,555
14 y4
Aug
16
of
Aug
48
47
37
38 y2
44'/2
44%
50
41
Mar
44%
Sep
125
125
10
125
Aug
172%
Jan
Ltd
Development Corp
Consol
Gold
1
Tank
Blight,
T G
British
Class
Moore
&
Mining
British
Columbia
4 % %
preferred
4%%
preferred^
British
Columbia
Power
105/8
105/8
10%
200
8 3A
Aug
133/4
Jan
British
Columbia
Telephone
63/8
63/B
400
53A
Aug
7 %
Apr
Broulan
13
13
225
10 y2
Jun
22 %
Apr
Brown
2.20
2.20
400
2.20
Sep
2.20
Sep
28%
283/4
200
29'/2
30
1,325
79
79
100
47
48
65c
65c
*
30
47%
*
1
23 y2 Mar
Gold
283A July
Traders
Finance
Mountain
1
Union
Gas
of
Columbia
Forest
Reef
United Fuel Invest Ltd
United Oils Ltd—
For
Mines
footnotes,
3.75
4.25
16,274
47
47
47
100
41
100
35% July
2.35
2.45
2,200
293/4
31%
5,825
1.90 May
243/4 Aug
35%
Jan
413/4
413,4
100
393/4 Aug
413/4
Sep
<
-
7 %
48%
Sep
4c
Jun
be
5.80
4.55 May
35c
75c
Aug
Aug
Jan
5 Va
Mar
•
Jun
47%
3.50 May
41
ivrar
Jan
49 % May
2.65 Mar
200
37
Mar
44
903/4
903/4
92
425
80
Mar
92%
Sep
48%
48
49 %
430
42% Mar
50
Aug
51
51
52%
310
47
Mar
52 3/4
Aug
July
July
37 %
Jan
47
Aug
44
44
113/8
113/8
560
10 %
32%
33%
5,696
30 5/a
46
46%
1,059
42
10
Mines
1
Gold
Buffalo
1
1
———---1
Ankerite
Red
Smelting—.
&
—
1
35y2 Mar
49
July
Burlington———————— *
47c
Apr
95c
July
Burns
45c
2,500
43c
Sep
1.08
July
44c
Jun
1.20
Jan
—;
.
*
—*
———
Extension
9,700
280
30c
Feb
July
9% Mar
2.90 May
3.20
3.30
600
—
7%c
8c
7,000
--
1.60
1.60
1,200
1.60 May
15,000
5%c May
29% Jan
3.20
6c
6%c
34
6c
34%
375
7%c 12 %c
5%c
39,000
Jun
14%
Jan
113/8
Jan
52c
Jan
163/4
Jun
5.30
Feb
12 %c
Jan
2.25
Jan
8c
35
Mar
Aug
.
He
5c
Aug
12 %c
13%
Sep
*
6%
16
15
14% July
173/4
Jan
13%
13%
1,120
12% Mar
14
Jun
6%
6%
300
10 %c
16
*
Dry Dock class A——
9%
725
35C
133/8
10
Feb
11c
5,166
16
5%
Jan
7
Apr
20c
Jan
Jan
10,500
Lake.
Products
Hill
10%
31c
13%
—
1
Mining
Buffadison
11%
32%
46%
10%
1,000
69c
',
T
81/2
350
8c
5,000
8.10
300
6%
7c
8%
Aug
Mines
Sep
Aug
1.24
1.30
1.000
1.09
7.50
7.55
1,325
7.35 Aug
39
39%
965
9%
9
91/4
705
32'A
pfd_50
61V4
1.25
1
42.
151/2
'15%
1,873
611/4
611/4
10
1.22
1.30
15'/ac 15'/2c
60
Calalta
Jan
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
Petroleum
Oil
,
Sep
Jan
Campbell
16%
Jan
61%
Sep
&
—,—
100%
Bread
1
—
13c
3,887
9c
July
31c
35c
1,200
3lc
Jun
17%
7,440
23%
24
3,994
13% May
16% Feb
lie
100% iooy2
97
5
3.15
200
44c 46 %c
2,300
.
Jun
3.15 July
40c
July
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
213/4
Jan
24
Sep
101
3.55
63c
Aug
Feb
Mar
*
common
—
—
90c
Jun
1.87
Jan
Canada
Crushed Cut Stone
5,000
11c
July
15 %c
Sep
Canada
Foils
class
A
6.60
6.30
6.65
15,510
4.30 Mar
7.20 Aug
2.74
2.99
II,775
2.25
3.45
Aug
4.00
4.00
300
3.50 Mar
4.25
Jan
253/4
26%
1,286
223/4 Aug
?7% July
24
33%
0
common—
Cement
Preferred
May
2.90
Chibougamau
Warrants
Canada
8c
16%
3.15
1
*
1,300
<
•
Oils
39%
—
100
Consol
Gas
12
13c
17%
23%
*
preferred
Calvan
Calvert
Jan
1
25c
1.14 Aug
Feb
July
;
—
Sep
13 J/4
7% July
12% ,Apr
Mines
1
.—
18c
5%
1.30
Oils
&
11
Aug
8.10
7.50
*
Cable
Cadamet
81/2
8c
8.10
8c
15%
see page
pfd
•
•
25
3,065
39
_.
—
Buffalo
43c
♦
Ltd.
1,500
Bunker
67c
A_
"A"
4,293
40c
Sep
69c
—
cum
Products
Company
Canada
Ltd
16,000
5.65
35c
Jun
1
Pipe Line Co,
Canada
Wiltsey-Coghlan
class
5%c
5.50
30
1
—
Corp
Oil
Jan
4%c
90
50c
.—1.25
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Trans
Sep
10%
490
Aug
74 V2
1
—
50%
Apr
8%
Mar
23
1
'
Copper Corp Co Ltd————_1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—..!
*
Antonio
Mar
48
503/4
Sep
Jan
Quebec
San
Mar
45
47
—50
15%
*
•
41
25
Jan
8%
50
297/8
*
Mines Ltd——!
495
27%c
Jun
—50
Aug
Building
_
Pipe
Jan
5c
-100
_L.
preferred
5% %
Burr ad
Pembina
Jan
50
preferred
Sep
Paper Co
'
7c
65c
41
preferred
43/4 %
'"■•5%
19 y2
Corp Ltd
*'
July
May
miii
—
15'A
Newr Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
•
3c
33c
3,000
Electric—
—
100
New Hosco Mines Ltd
*
500
10,000
7c
293A
3,150
Corp Ltd_—
Murray
4c
42c
—.
——
15'/4
—
Power
4c
503/4
Oil
21 i/s
class A
B
MacLaren
Jan
83/a
150
—
American
151/4
,—1
Companies Ltd
Jan
14
May
4.25
preferred
Britalta Petroleum
Brunswick
Iicblaw
12
150
Sep
50%
common
Brockville Chemicals
Gas
13%
Jan
67c
30 %c
5.60
20'/2
Douglas Ltd class A——:.—*
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
1
Natural
Mar
4%c
2iy«
Kelly
Lakeland
Jun
7c
40c
HHIl
S
T.td
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
43c
6 Vac
——
2.50
Mines
4,426
482,740
50
—
Petroleums
&
British
Wnlhnerer
46c
15 %c
1
Brazilian Traction
Jan
47
*
Canada
Aug
40c
50
-.
Pioneer
Bralsman
Sep
5
:
A
May
6c
7c
7c
1
Paper
Bralorne
\
Federal
10c
45c
—1
—
Boymar Gold Mines
Bridge
Central-Del
5,100
;
Sep
Sep
July
12,500
13%
————
-.
44c
25c 30 %c
pfd
Ltd
Corp 5% pfd
preferred—
'5%%
Bowater
173/4
Jun
Bowater
A
Uranium
Mines
—
-
class
Mines
7.20 Aug
49
July
2.25
Bouzan
10c 10 %c
.
Mines..
Hats
r
25%
26%
183
*
13
13
13
400
■—*
19
19
19
10
26%
20
July
July
12% May
19
Aug
18%
21
Jan
Jan
Jun
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1028)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
:
: v'
•
Canada Iron Foundries
4% '/<■■
100
•
•
common
870
75
25
Lands
Oil
23 % Mar
75
82
Feb
.Jan
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
May
49
645
41 Va
52'A
265
47% Jun
58
Jan
92'A
92%
1
Petroleum
Aug
10c
75
92'A
15
80%
Feb
92%
Sep
3.25
100
preferred
Ltd
Canada
95c
6,700
52
10
Permanent
1,300
14c
49%
48%
48%
99c
49
*
Class D
59
99c
*
Canada Packers class A
164
High
12% Aug
58
Warrants
Canada
Low
16
Sale Price
10c
Malting
Canada
16
3.40
2,460
2.50
Jun
5.25
Feb
39% July
45%
Jan
44 % Mar
42% May
Juti
42'A
Tungsten
Wire
12 'A
12
12'A
1,000
10% May
1
1.90
1.87
1.99
8,000
1.35 May
8%
8
8'A
350
6% July
—
class
Cable
&
40%
•
Preferred
Canada
Canada
40%
*
common
B__
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
1
5c
4'Ac
5c
7,660
56%
38%
55
57%
2,81o
38%
40%
10,195
•
10%
10%
10%
20
3.50
Breweries
Canadian
British
of
90
20
•
3.30
3.70
405
13%
13'A
13%
725
20
20'A
1,890
31'A
31'A
Minerals
Canadian
Commerce
Aug
1.35
Jan
39c
50
Par
Crown
Trust
Crown
Zellerbach
Sep
Sep
<
49
Class
4c
Aug
12% Aug
2.20 Aug
9%
Jan
Feb
8c
46% Mar
58
31
40%
16
Sep
A
Explorers
preferred
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Class
warrants
A
Canadian
class
Canners
•
*
A
Celanese common
Canadian
$1%
com
_«
20 %
25
preferred
Canadian
Collieries
•
90c
83c
90c
3
7 Va
7 Va
7'A
1
Chieftain
6%
76c
76c
•
1.25
1.20
3.20
3.05
Chemical
Canadian
Pete
common
Preferred
Wright
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Canadian
Dredge
13%
"
July
Deer
Gold
Deldona
Delnite
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Dome
Petroleum
&
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
Dominion
Foundry
Husky
7% July
Canadian
Indl
Canadian
Industries
Malartic
Canadian
North
3.95 Aug
18
Feb
Dominion
July
16
Jan
Donalda
Canadian
6lc
Copper
Jan
Duvex
Apr
Dynamic
Jun
2.60
850
8% Mar
10%
Canadian
Tire
3.10 May
4.75
Aug
13
79'A
65
45% Mar
26c
4,000
155
16 %c Aug
New
6%
Apr
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs
Class
650
18'A Mar
20
July
10%
Jan
11c
Feb
Ltd
Oils
Co
1
12c 12'Ac
3,300
8c
Mar
22c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Mineral
&
East
Amphi
6c
5'Ac
6c
3,000
Malartic
Mines
1
1.38
1.34
1.40
Mines
1
1.84
1.83
1.92
6,720
58
58'A
150
*
common
875
8%
Sep
12%
Jan
Electra
Investments
1,320
3.80
Jun
4.50
Jun
El
16
16
Jan
Emco
4,528
40c
39c
48c
5,300
13c
12'Ac
13c
20,570
20c
20c
22c
2,000
22%
22%
23
794
80
80
35
14,745
60c
12% July
17
Class
—l—
A
Mines
Sol
&
Aug
68c
Feb
Erie
27c
Jan
Eureka
43c
5'A%
May
Jun
1.05
5,000
1.05
5c
5c
5,000
9
9
175
—__——1.05
__
*
.
class
A
Canadian
Aug
24%
Jan
Famous
July
80
Sep
Fanny Farmer Candy_——
22%
23%
Sep
26%
Apr
8
8
8%
425
7% Aug
13%
Jan
10
9.85
10
3,500
8.00 July
35%
34
22%
35 %
445
12% Mar
Nickel
Canadian
Uranium
Faraday
Fargo Oils
Farwest
35 %
Sep
Fatima
Grain
34
39
370
34
Sep
38
Sep
Federal
77 Va
77%
70
70
Mar
77%
Sep
Fleet
13
13 %
230
12% July
16"%
July
34%
34%
150
27
Mar
37 %
36%
36%
110
28
Mar
16%
17%
1,695
20
15%
15%
15%
20
20%
20%
*
36
36
Candore
Can
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Quartz
Gold
Cariboo
Fleetwood
Aug
Ford
Motor
17%
Sep
Ford
of
10
13%
Feb
16% Aug
Foundation
Central
Del
20%
125
18%
Feb
21
Jan
Francoeur
37
190
33% July
45%
Jan
Gold
100
5
19c
Jan
33'A
34'A
3,882
27% Mar
35%
21
21
21%
1,255
18%
22% July
18%
18%
75
Co
47c
500
47c
Sep
Jun
Feb
•1.25
16 %c
9,103
10c
68c
2,400
2.65
Aug
9,250
6c
Jun
13c
Jan
43c
40c
44c
32,700
35c
Aug
85c
Jan
45
44'A
45
425
39
Mar
48
Jan
45c
40c
45c
900
40c
July
80c
Jan
10%
10%
10%
61
63'A
495
123
124
127
9'A
9'A
400
5'Ac
5'Ac
1,000
25
25
1,000
3.60
3.60
200
10'Ac 11'Ac
27,656
72c
9,650
66c
Aug
1.47
9c
4,500
6c
Mar
11c
80c
87c
„
Feb
Wrobisher
Frosst
Ltd
(Charles)
Gaitwin
95c
1,500
13
2,540
10 % Mar
13%
Feb
23c
1,810
20c
29c
Jan
Geco
5.45
6.70
80,216
6.70
Sep
General
1.02
1.00
May
Aug
4.00 July
Class
1.13
Jan
Gatineau
5'A%
A
15
15
15%
670
6'Ac
5'Ac
7c
12,500
•
37'A
July
1.40
Jan
General
Aug
15c
Jan
General
Motors
2,500
Jan
General
Petroleum
3'Ac
6,500
2c
July
1.29
July
5%c Jan
Class
]
28 %C
28 %c
30c
8,591
22c
May
42c
Jan
1
12c
10 %c
12c
6,200
9c
May
15c
Jan
Giant
1
55c
55c
58c
3,200
48c
———-I
45c
44c
45c
5,900
40c
May
July
&
Farm
Coin
Gold
Lake
Jan
Glacier
Glenn
Uranium
Globe
Envelopes
4.90
600
2.90 Mar
5.20 Mar
3.40
3.60
12,415
2.73 July
3.80
14
13'A
14
225
1
Equipment
Mines
15c
15c
19c
32,500
Columbia
3.85
3.90
1,200
Celluiose
Combined
Enterprises
Combined
Conduits
3,632
100
Apr
3.74
Feb
7%
25%
Jan
4.90
Feb
11
Jan
4'/o
42c
Jan
Jan
12
12
12%
325
13%
Jan
54c
57c
8,700
44c
Mar
62c
July
66c
66c
500
43c
Feb
71c
Aug
12'Ac May
Great
Callinan
Fenimore
1,250
4'Ac
15,600
4c
9c
7'Ac
9'Ac
14,149
1
3.10
3.05
3.15
1
21c
21c
24c
9,950
37,100
17c
Aug
7
Discovery
Dragon Oil
Consolidated
18c
4c
•
Flin
Consolidated
18c
4'Ac
.
Mines
19c
18c
19c
2,140
15c
Jun
■
Golden
Ht'lliwell
Consol
Marbenor
Arrow
__1
I
15%
14
15%
20,195
12
July
22
Jan
40'A
40'A
40'A
30
50'A
Jan
42%
42'A
43%
3,328
53%
Jan
1.00
1.00
IOO
56c
July
1.25
Jan
68c
75c
2,200
50c
July
1.10
Jan
9
9%
525
8%
Aug
16'A
Jan
17c
20c
29,287
8c
Apr
21c
Sep
9.95
11
26c
Jan
8c
Jan
5'Ac
Jun
12c
Jan
Class
2.95
Jun
Mines
1
64c
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Red
Consolidated
Regcourt
Consolidated
Sannorm
West
Gas
Mines
Petroleum
— —
Cosmos
Coulee
__
3.85
(R
Creative
L)
''
45c
Jan
Great
West
Feb
Mar
6c
6c
500
3c
Jun
footnotes,
20%
Aug
1.24
Jan
26c
Jan
1.78 Mar
22c
6c
Jan
Jan
23c
—
-
23c
26c
15c
15c
1,000
7c
Jun
15c
9c
105,500
4c
Aug
10c
Jan
Jun
11c
Jan
Apr
9%c
Sep
3.95
Jan
16
Sep
106
Sep
7,300
23c
Sep
6c
7c
3,500
5c
7'Ac
5'Ac
9'Ac
30,000
4c
3.00
3.15
1,550
2.70 Aug
•
15'A
16
14,786
106
106
106
20
3.40
11% Mar
99
Feb
54c.
Apr
3.50
2,600
19c
22c
8,800
3.00 Jun
4.30
Jan
15c
July
33c
July
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
32,500
13,514
16%
16%
17
265
16%
Apr
18%
Jan
—•
15%
15%
16
335
15%
Sep
18
Jan
_•
11%
11%
11%
660
Z\
41c
35c
41c
34,000
25c
Mar
41c
Sep
14c
14c
2,525
12c
Aug
14c
Sep
22c
24c
4,000
20c
69c
Jan
1.80
1.80
100
Aug
1.80 Sep
5.50
5.45
5.50
200
3.40 Mar
•
17
16%
17%
553
16%
•
11%
9%
11%
21,732
8%
75c
75c
100
11
11
50
i
24c
—-II*
„
Class
;
*
common
50
see page
42.
15'Ac
13c 15'Ac
8,275
11
Feb
6
44'A
1.35
1,800
42
1,377
35
24
24
50
19
Apr
8
May
17'Ac
Jan
1.40
Jan
1.00 Mar
1.25
40'A
24
Jun
7'A
Jun
Mar
9 'Ac May
1.25
Mar
.
44% May
Mar
24'A
Aug
Aug
6%
Aug
1.20 July
2.25
Jan
2.35
Jan
8.25
13
5'A
5'A
5'A
100
5'A
1.20
1.10
1.25
1,000
1.00
1.45
1.25
1.60
600
11%
11
11%
2,052
*
4.50
4.50
4.50
250
4.05 July
5.00
Jan
2.85
2.85
3.00
400
2.65
Aug
3.85
Jan
3.10
3.00
3.20
1,325
1.50
July
6.75
1
Coal
1
—.
class
A
Saddlery
*
July
Apr
Jan
Jan
•
Trust
11
11
11%
1,888
8 Va May
11%
Jan
*
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
6'A
Jan
180
42'A Mar
40'A
B
Greater
25
•
common
Develop
West
"Greening
—1
Wire
Greyhound
Guaranty
10'A
10'A
10%
1,792
7%
11
Jan
4.50
4.50
320
2.75 May
5.00
July
3.50
3.75
280
1.50
Apr
5.55
Jan
900
2.75
Aug
Jun
4 25
Jan
Jan
11'A
Feb
Jan
27'A
Feb
6.70
Sep
10%
Feb
lc
Aug
10c
11%
11%
11%
635
10'A
—10
Lines
Trust
26%
26'A
26%
350
253A
6.70
6.70
7.10
6,600
l'Ac
1
Warrants
1 'Ac
1 'Ac
29,720
.
Jun
*
8'A
8'A
8'A
10
8'A
Sep
10
Apr
30
23'A
23%
23%
10
23'A
Sep
28'A
Apr
i
8'Ac
Products
Gurney
::
*
*
——'
Mines
Gunnar
—
Lake
Hardee
Farms
Harding Carpets
——
Onjr» Mines.—,
Rock
Hard
12'Ac
—1
Minerals
Harrison
Hasaga Gold Mines
Lakes
of
Head
1.08 May
10%
Jun
1.80
12%
2.00
Jan
Feb
Feb
Heath
Hees
i Geo
a.85
July
Sep
22 Va
Jan
Feb
13% July
75c
Sep
11
Sep
1.50
17
H)
Hollinger
100
49,000
11c
Feb
8c
12,100
5c
Aug
16'Ac 16'Ac
7c
Co
—.
10
July
Mar
Jun
10c
Jun
11%
Jun
15'A
Jan
15'Ac Mar
Jan
12c
1,153
13c
July
20c
Feb
;7c
4,000
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
32c
40c
89,900
23c
Mai-
40c
Sep
4c
May
8c
Apr
:
6c
6,000
1.00
1.25
400
40
93%
93'A
—5
21
20%
21
3,022
-5
14'A
14'A
14'A
50
100
♦
1.00
75
19'A
14
Sep
5.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
97
Aug
29%
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
July
Smith
Paper
Mining
Hudson
Bay
Hudson
Bay
Pam
9.65
4,717
7.10
Jun
12%
8.55
9.20
3,470
6.90
Jun
11%
3.70
3.80
1,890
3.10
Aug
5.00
Jan
36
75
33% July
44%
Jan
2.55
2.45
2.55
1,700
common.—
Consolidated Gold
Howey
9.00
3.80
♦
^
Pitfi7ld——————"I—20C
&
9.20
35%
*
"R
Howard
Hugh
10 3/8
12c 12'Ac
9
5c
38c
__1
A
Co
Home
535
6'Ac
1
1
24,250
Oil Co Ltd—
Class
flTa
16'Ac
—
Paper
Renfrew
Home
1
__
preferred——
Consolidated Gold
Hendershot
Holt
&
8c
__
*
Iron
Mines
Gold
5c
9c
10%
10%
common
8c
10'A
Gold
Gwillim
Hoyle
50c
400
1
preferred
Headway Red Lake
3,30
12c
_*
5
7%
July
Sep
6c
8c
1.23
-
6%
10% Aug
Aug
Feb
1.15
Ltd
Timber
3.20
1.17
—;
44'A
6%
120
25
:
_
warrants-
32c
11c
Zinc
20
10'A
14'Ac May
*
B
Plains
lie
'Preferred
Tor
Mar
12c
•
140
7
6'A
*
—
Great
j
Telefilms
tCresibrook
A
*
Northern Gas
Apr
•
.
Craigmont Mines
Crain
Aug
99c
"•
Imperial
Mining
Cowichan
Copper
Craig Bit '
May
14c
15%
■
Lead
69c
3,000
7,660
ioo
Chiboug
Distillery class A
Courvan
2,390
15c
8,000
common
B
90c
14c
1
Exploration
Class
87c
1.72
Ltd-.,— i
Mines
Rand
Corby
'Mar
14c
1
140
44'A
140
3.00
.
1.57
l
Mine—
Coppercirp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper
*
common
50
class
Power
Preferred
—
Conwest
Canada
3.00
17
14c
Poplar———I
30c
1,245
3,599
3.00
8,367.
1.72
*
Mines
Jun
■
20c
4.50
1
Mines:
Jan
15c
-
19c
3.75
2
i
40c
warrants
Jun
14c
87c
1
Mines
Jun
warrants
19%
Exploration
Jan
18c
1956
18%.
Morrison
19c
12,600
19'Ac
1958
19%
Smelting
1,000
19c 19'Ac
1
July
•.
A
&
16c
1.00 Aug
Mar
May
1.55
1,500
Jan
10%
87c
26c
50c
Jan
8c
16c
Jan
4,588
37c
Aug
10'A
Apr
6,000
July
4c
10'A
46c
169,060
15c
*
A
72c
74c
Mining
Consolidated Mogul
10,300
5c
Jan
87c
Feb
12%
Jun
20c
July
61c
3,165
7.50
5c
40c
2.05
Consolidated
"
16c
26c
81c
Ltd—
38
May
41'A July
Sep
5c
__
4,000
1.80
Oils
10%
30,300
87c
Class A
1
30c
1.80
Mac
108
1
1
46C
•
Consumers
Ltd
17c
43c
1
•onsolidated
Mines,
Paper
Warrants
Consolidated
•Consolidated
*
Mmes
Lakes
Apr
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Mir
__
30c
44c
Sep
Jun
*
Lakes
Great
Consolidated
37%
Feb
19'A
_1
Tire
Granduc
.
Consolidated
Feb
May
B
Gieat
1
Sep
7c
Mar
common
class
preferred
Mackay
Great
66c
Mines
15'A
4'Ac Mar
15
'
•
Class
57c
_*
BelieKeno
Apr
13%
32
Mines
Goicon
2.65
Sep
Jan
100
Mining
Goodyear
l
12
2.10
19%c Sep
Jun
2.10 Mar
Jan
July
10c
250
Goldray
Jun
20c
Jan
6.25
1,297
■
50c
Mines
Goldfields
•
Key Mines
Consolidated
200
27c
2.21
12c
28%
Aug
3.55
1,036
Explorers
Sep
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
8%
25c
2.21
May
Jan
24'A July
18
Grandroy Mines
Mines
Consolidated
8'A
25c
*
...
2.21
8'A
•
Petroleum
National
Coniagas
Coniaurum
Con
*
Metals
Commonwealth
13
9'Ac
108
1
Yellowknite
Goldale
Cockshutt
Jun
37%
Ltd
Mines
Mar
4.85
l
Jan
4c
'
Steel Wares
67c
3-55
*
;
12
37
.
common—50c
—
80c
•
Smelting
Willans
Drill
A
Genex
3-90
Mining
Cochenour
Jan
Apr
108
Dynamics
8c
70c
Chromium
Jan
9
1
88c
Smelting
88'A
173'A
1%
4,850
13,000
&
;
17'A
Development
13c
Mining
Aug;,
18
w
100
1.03
Mines
12'A July
Jun
59'A July
122
1
common
Ltd
1.06
Gold
Jan
1
Power
12c
Chimo
10'Ac
1
preferred
Mines
General
-
'
1
95c
Chibougamau
~
25
10
Mining
22c
-
20c
-
common-..
12c
■
4.65
Jan
Mar
12%
3'Ac
9'%
15
62
124
•
1.00
Copper
Jan
34,300
9c
♦
preferred
1
Kayra.nd
91c
91c
3.40
8c
,
If
Ltd
Mines
1
Chib
Mar
85c
3.25
9c
:
*
Oil
Mines
62c
91c
Co
Porcupine
Chesterville
Aug
*
—
S)„.
Petroleum
22c
1
19 %
3.25
__
Pat
.
Jan
Mar
•
A
(U
Central
Mines
Feb
15
1
class
Charter
Cbeskirk
33c
18%
34'A
■
1
Companies
12%
1
6% May
Feb
Apr
1,500
1
Central
.
Jan
6
1
Fraser
•
Rio
12
'
8%c
1
Aug
r
21c
•
Mines-
Canada
*
Corp Ltd
Athabaska
9
6
1
Corp
43
14% July
12c 12 %c
12c
68c
*
Sep
Jan
20c
Manufacturing
5.90
Asbestos
Cassiar
Cayzor
1
1
Exploration
Erin
Captain
47c
6c
1.05
9%c
Jan
16%
Wiliiston
Jan
Sep
6
25o
French
Canadian
Jan
Jun
21c
•
,
l
Ltd
Sep
34
1
„
Players
Mining
Mining
36%
Westinghouse
Jun
1.54
25c
4c
*
■___—
Corp
76
com—•
1
68%
Apr
1
Flooring
19
•
preferred
Apr
10c
1.23
13c
July
10
—:
Aug
Feb
36c
20c
*
preferred
Jan
2.07
89c
58
.
12c
*
4 ','r
1.78
61 Va
3,000
1.15
Mining——————1
10 %c Jun
July
May
51
58
1.18
.-1
Ltd
1.33
1.40
50% Mar
■:v>; 10
58
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
10c
Jun
10,200
20
Developments
1.53
Jun
5c
21,050
Sullivan
9
*
26c
East
4.05
class A
5c
18,355
East
8%
_100
5,000
48c
Eddy Paper
Apr
4.00
34
6'Ac
40c
80% Aug
4.05
A
6c
46c
1
Gold
Mines
22%
6'Ac
•
.
Eldrich
25
__
Feb
8'A
1
Petroleum
Elder
•
Natural Gas
Jan
Jun
Jan
<
Western
16 '/a
5c
Jan
B
Canadian
12 'A July
400
Jan
Vickers
Canadian
4,500
7,000
1.05
•
pfd
13'A
7c
4.65
common
4%<&
13
40c
13% Aug
1
Utilities
13'A
9'A
8.55
1
Canadian
41
20%
Aug
preferred
Aug
1,350
7c
1.28 July
100
Feb
64
62
9'A
3.95 July
__
Jan
July
Mar
60
20%
2,355
16'A v..;:
Feb
15%
•
5,070
.•
class
11
l
6,797
Oil
Corp
480
Jan
8
Jan
800
1.43
•
Superior
12
52
99
Apr
6%
23.50
75c
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
11%
common
6.45
common
Pacific
Canadian
745
.
Textile
Mines
2.95
Mines
1.
7'A
Jan
common—*
Chemical
&
6.00
Gold-
preferred
4'v
6%
Jun
38'A July
97
60%
Preferred
Sep
Falconbridge
Canadian Oil Cos.
6%
Tar
2.50
Inca
Canadian Northwest
99
Dominion
—*
common-
98'A
325
•
2.75
*
Gas
530
2,312
13% Aug
9»/2 Jan
Feb
5%
6'A
44%
Coal
&
6.10
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Jan
9%
6
Jan
13
74c
1,983
42'A
2.75
25c
74c
Sep
21
6
1,900
79'A
1
9.00
92
Aug
99
1.40
Mar
July
May
6.00
•
43
Stores
4.50
—
12%
Jan
15
515
♦
Dominion
10'A
10c
200
Jun
90
900
92
16'A
•
common
Feb
10
.
7.95
92
16%
_100
common
Steel
&
Preferred
85c
3.40
Oil
Warrants
7.35
16'A
11%
Jun
25c
Apr
7.35
•
common—
71c
2.20 Jun
Mar
16'A
preferred—100
750
13
Jan
21
4,185
76c
14
31'A
4,205
20%
•
875
277A Mar
30%
Steel
100
1.04
8.55
Jan
7.05
Jan
11,600
Aug
20
*
31% July
14
47c
29%
Dominion
10%
Homestead
Canadian
Canadian
Inv
22%
3.30
6,697
20%
__2 R0
Anglo
18 % Mar
13 y8
7,341
55c
30%
Bridge
Dominion
1.05 July
28c
9.45
50c
2
.
2.50
Canadian
Jan
10'A July
Feb
3,335
13
55c
Jun
27c
10,128 ~
■
27c
9.05
11%
19;980
26c
Sep
6'Ac July
9.05
__
1
July
50c
100
Feb
7
1.95
20c
14'Ac
800
'
47c
.
500
*
1.77
Preferred
Canadian High Crest
8c
Magnesium
48c
•
Apr
8c
Dominion
1.84
common
Jan
29c
Jan
A_50c
class
Morse
Products
14c
Feb
1.34
16%
Oil
&
Jun
19c
Jun
1
Gas
6'Ac
4,675
•
Dominion
Jan
5,225
23c
25o
Seagrams
Sep
Aug
10c
Mines
Jan
Jan
87
May
10c
1
Dome
Duvan
Canadian Dyno Mines
21c 25%c
20c
33c
Jun
83
18'Ac July
21'Ac
70c
6,950
25
73,800
-
Jan
104'A May
Apr
9c
4,400
11c
86%
9%
6% July
99'A
10c
.
Oils
Jan
Apr
5% May
30
Sep
21'Ac
1
—
14%
28
165
Jan
13c
Apr
1
Mines
Distillers
7
192
5c
50'A
1
Mines
Palmer
Devon
98,250
10c
23%c
—1
Mines
Denison
13c
86'A
10%c
100
Mines
Horn
Feb
12
13
—*
Dock
1,960
2.60
14
•
Petroleum
Steel
Drawn
120
7 >-'•
6%
Canadian
Mar
8% July
1
Co
39% July
7
__
25
340
102
7
100
Daering
Dominion
common
Aluminium
•
preferred
210
Jan
29
Feb
26
46'A
10c
10'Ac
High
f
Low
High
46
__
1
Crush International Ltd
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
26
5
—I
Sales
for week
of Prices
Low
10
Crowpat Minerals
Dalex
12.50
Lines
60
Monday, September 12, 1960
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
75
10
preferred
Canada
Low
Par
common
STOCKS
Shares
.
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
-
1
4.40
Mining
&
Oil
Erie
Jdn
Huron
&
—
Jan
Hvtira
Exploration
Mortgage——
—1
—20
4.40
2,200
47
47%
2.695
10%
Smelting.
Porcupine—
4.30
47'A
—
10%
10%
7,073
8c
8c
-•8c
2,000
54'A
54'A
32c
31c
54'A,
32c
50
4,130
2.31
2.90
43
8.75
Feb
Apr
Jan
3.25
Jan
4.90 Aug
May
51%
Aug
14'A
6'Ac Jun
Mar
59
24v
May
42c
Apr
Mar
12c
48
Jan
•
Feb
Feb
Volume
192
Number 5985
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1029)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended September 9)
•
Friday
Week's
Sales
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Last
Par
Low
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd
$2'/4 preferred
63%
805
9%
9%
1,060
85%
85%
85%
300
Cement
Natural
Co
35
33%
35 %
14,565
12%
12%
2,020
11%
Jun
6%
6 %
162
5%
Jan
42
41%
42
4,645
46
16%
39%
17%
173/4
18%
588
1
4.80
4.65
4.95
5,225
1.35
700
90c
30c
2,700
25c
Bronze
Powders
International
•
com
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
12%
12
common
Pipe
Intei provincial
12%
215
21%
21%
210
9c
11% Aug
21% Sep
Line
steel
Nama
National Drug & Chemical
Creek
16
23
Jan
National
Jan
Natl
5%c May
56% July
36 %
Jan
National
39%
Feb
43
Apr
Nealon
July
60
Jan
Interprovincial
4,270
10,625
52
3.30
13 %o
3.85
Sep
Sep
Hosiery
Neon
New
Concord
35%
35%
25
32
30
30%
2,215
23
Glass
Iroquois
Mines
Waite
1
preferred
—
Jacobus
90c
Mining
34C
62c
Jan
24C
87c
15c
5%
8c. Mar
14c
Jan
10c
8%c
10c
41,000
7%c May
16c
2.10
2.20
2,960
9%
9%
405
25c
26c
3,400
100
Gold
May
29c
Jans
8c
Aug
17c
Jan
28c
34c
59,014
25c
May
13C
Jun
18c
21c
5,000
2.08
2,400
6%
6%
2.70
6%
6%
6%
7%c
217,475
730
925
2.95
5%
2.50
13
12%
13%
1.91
1.96
yy 8c
_
Lakeland
Wasa
Luz
Langis
_
Laura
Secord
Leitch
Levy Ind
Gold
Lexindin
18 %
2,765
Little
Groc
Class
B
2.20
2.20
Loblaw
class
Class
Class
A
Locana
Loeb
20c
23c
510
70c
30 '
;;
Sep
27%
■ni'
14%
15
740
1.44
1.45
925
14%
1
21
MacLeod
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Gold
Maneast
Marcon
30
Apr
33c
Jan
4.20
Jan
31
47
7.75
8.25
Corp
11c
9c
Jun
Sep
Feb
29
Apr
31%
Sep
Sep
Jan
47
9.00
91c
1.00 Mar
July
8%
Jan
6
Jan
Sep
Jan
7%c July
18c
44c
July
67c
Apr
19 %c
Feb
59c
Aug
July
l%cMar
•
10c
7%C Jan
Jun
8c
July
19c
Jan
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
2.50
300
4c
4%c
6,000
23%
23%,
24
660
5,620
1.00
Apr
5,677
13%
Aug
2.96
12,200
12c
142,000
26
100
71c
72c
4,500
1
5c
5c
3,000
44c
45c
11,370
15%
15
15%
410
9%C
9%c
9%c
5,000
6c
6c
6%c
'-L
6c
6c
4,500
1,000
76c
81c
39 %c 42 %c
y
:;'-v/'44c»-v
80c
41c
9%
100%
1
Mentor
Island
7c
7c
8%c
18,000
7c
14c
1
14c
May
13 %c
July
16c
12,900
10%c
Jun
25c
Jan
New
1
22c
22c
22c
3,500
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
1
70c
58c
70c
146,614
26c
Jun
6c
7c
4,500
4%c
Jun
3c
Mines
Jan
Jan
Manitoba Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
Rouyn Merger..——
New
Senator Rouyn
New
71c
Sep
3%c May
40c
Aug
3.35
lie
27
1.05
Apr
Feb
Jun
Jan
8c
Niagara
Wire
Nickel Mining &
Nipissing
Jan
4c
1,760
10
10%
350
37c
]
33 %c
___1
Mines
37c
81c
9
11%
Jan
6,762
26c
Jun
72c
Jan
86c
4,950
70c
Aug
1.46
Jan
5%c
2,000
4c
Jun
7c
Jan
Nor
1
12 %C
14c
7,000
11c
Acme
Gold
Noranda Mines
Norbeau
•
Mines
Norgold
Apr
20c
40%
3,648
36
Jun
48%
40c
38c
40c
2,500
33c
Jun
4%c
4%c
4%c
1,000
3c
May
20c
20c
1,000
19o
Aug
24 %c
Jan
2.70
2.60
2.85
Sep
3.70
Jan
6c
7%c
1,570
1,300
13c
Jan
7c
4,750
5c
Apr
12c
Jan
7c
625
7c
May
13c
Jan
39%
♦
Mines
Norlartic
Mines
1
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
North
Oils
Mining
Ltd..
Canadian
Oils
Goldcrest
25c
common
Coldstream
North
1
_
•
^
Mines
North
1.03'
Ltd
1
1
57c
warrants..
31 %c
Rankin
Star
Oil
preferred
Natural
50
—
39%
48
.*
1.35
1.35
Northland
Oils
Northwestern
Ltd
Utilities
12%
12%
13
1,995
4.40
4.10
4.45
14,359
1.40
1.40
1.50
700
_20c
.
preferred..
100
Mines
1
Obaska Lake Mines—
12 %c
79%
9c
14c
79%
10c
*
O'Brien
1
Ocean
Oka
Gold
Mines
Cement
Rare Metals
Oils
Oleary
Loan
Orchan
5%c
1,000
4c
61c
2,710
50c
90c
90c
90c
700
70c
Aug
1.20
6.10
Apr
4.85
Jan
Apr
16c
Feb'
Jun
61c
Jan
36c
9c
28 %c
612,850
10c
36c
10
26%
26%
26%
50
9c
Aug
25% Mar
6.45
6.40
6.60
23,781
5.45 Mar
1.39
1.26
1.43
138,750
8c
5%c
8c
80c
26%
27%
4,190
21
July
30%
Jan
18c
22 c
16,700
15c
May
31c
Jan
5c
6c
7,500
5c
26c
27c
2,000
24c
May
Aug
8c
47c
Jan
Apr
Sep
29
Jan
8.60
Jan
1.43
Sep
4c
Aug
9%c Jan
660
21c
Aug
37c
1,205
Mines...—...1
26c
26c
27c
3,550
5%
5%
190
8%
8%
1,085
12%
21,522
Lake
—
Overland
*
common
Preferred
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
1
Pamour
—*
30c
Porcupine
Amalg
Parker
Drilling
Mines
23,000
17c 20 %c
4,140
11c
/^y:
—
4.20
—
16c
4.40
4.20
—2
4.40
315
28c
35c
11,720
2.40
2.50
600
16c 16 %C
1,900
1
13c
12c
1
12 %c
3.05
3.00
11c
Jan
Jan
Aug
2.37 July
15c
Jun
Jan
8%
Jun
9
,
Mar
13% Aug
9.00
29%
44c
Jan
Jan
Jan
66c
Feb
14 %c
Jan
23c
Jun
4.40
Sep
4.40
Jun
60c
2,85
33c
Jari
Jan
Jan
„T3c
8,166
10C
July
18c
11 %c
13c
14,400
lie
Jun
,39c
8%
8%
9,415
Aug
85c
Jan
14c
14c
1,000
11c
Jun
21 %c
Jan
62c
62c
66c
5,900
48c
July
1.17
Jan
53c
58c
2,930
40c
Jun
•
67c
65c
67c
2,518
63c
July
1.02
Jan
1
Oil preferred
4c
4c
4c
1.500
4c
May
7c
Jan
6,800
35c
a
Mines
50c
1
•
Gold
315
May
Feb
8%
1.28
Gas
-1
59c
Mines
7,850
1
46c
46c
48c
•
12%
12%
12%
621
45c
52c
36,725
33 %c 33 %C
1,000
-8O0
46c
—„1
•
Oil Royalties
Mfg
Jun
53c
5%c July
1
Uranium
Pipe
Jun
4,000
I
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Ore
25c
4.499
;
Expl Ltd
Exploration
Crow
Jun
8c
Gold
Peerless
Pickle
Jun
5.30
64c
•
Pembina Pipeline common
&
30c 33 %c
7.80
20 % July
7c
—;
Consol
Gold
750
3,026
Sep
60c
29c
Gas
6.65
24%
5%
Fe6
7%
35c
8 % May
7c
—1
—______
Consolidated
Perron
I
May
—.
Warrants
Petrol Oil &
6.25
24%
26c
—1
Patino of Canada
Paymaster
11
Feb
—_•
Mines
Pardee
Permo
24%
—
Parmaque
Pee
11%
——V 6.65
_i—..
——
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamoil Ltd
5%
*
6%
50
51
260
1.85
50
1
1.85
100
6%
40c
10%
Jun
Aug
Jan
17c
Mar
27c
May
43%
Jun
1.48 July
8%
85c
94c
Jan
Jan
Sep.
Jan
Jan
13% Jun
60c
Jun
42c
Feb
55%
Jan
2.90 Feb
Ltd
Co
Name
changed to
.Interprovincial Steel & Pipe Corp Ltd
Premium
Iron
President
Ore
20o
2.35
2.35
300
•
Electric
43c
43c
400
1
4.70
4.80
1,200
2.35
2.15
38c
13 %c Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
II,000
Prairie
Jun
13
24c
Jan
July
80c
7%
Prairie
July
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
22c
Powell Rouyn gold—
Power Corp
4.05
Jun
10c
24c
Jan
2.75
Aug
6%
Jun
5%c
Jan
81
24c
1.33
120
July
20c
15 %c
7%
47 %c
2,200
Jun
9%
3,500
-1
Mar
3.25
May
—•
Wholesale
July
Jan
Aug
70
3,400
Gold
Aug
Oshawa
30c
Feb
9 %c
11c
...
1.50
Jan
8c
300
Jan
Jan
48% Aug
Sep
500
97/e
1.25
81c
Ormsby Mines _—————i.X"
72c
7%C
Jan
Sep
Jun
1
14,740
3.25
Jan
38c
1.65
75c
7,000
97/s
Jun
1
62,900
7%c
Jan
1.30
4.45
35c
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
7%c
''
2.95
16%
•
Jan
10c
6
Jun
July
10c
& Debenture..
Jan
12%
1.00
31c
Copper
11c
102
c
Jan
3.10 July
lie
Mines
Orenada
Jun
Jun
Mar
11
79%.
59c
9%
3,500
50c
20c
41
31c
Malartic
Ontario
13c
8% Mar
7c
Mar"T'
Sep
Jan
Jan
1.10
Sep
1.85 July
1
May
93% Mar
6c
....—...90c
...——
5%C Aug
473
2.60
10 %c
5%c
*
Okalta
Opemlska
800
•
1
Place Oil & Gas
July
•
170
—
Pitch
5c
48
1.31
Gas
Warrants
Jan
4,500
Jan
5c
Aug
16,665
Jan
6c
May
Aug
80c
17c
7c
Jan
12c
1
16
8c
1.27
.
Nisto Mines
5c
800
4c
_*
B
Smelting
Jun
11% Mar
101
21c
,_i
class
Jan
9%
263/4
Sep
Jan
99C
6c
5.90
Jan
1.20. Jan
19
9%
5.65
1
...
Preston
Mines
Ltd—
,
Exchangeable into shares of Preston
Mines, Ltd (share for share)
Prospectors Airways
•
Provo
Gas
Purdex
Producers
Minerals
Ltd..
•
Ltd
48c
48c
700
2.16
2.25
27,620
4c
2.20
1
4c
1,500
3.40
35c
4.35
1.40
Jan
Feb
5.15
Jan
Jun
1.60 Aug
4c
Jan
Sep
Aug
May
71c
2.70
Jan
Apr
7%c Jan
Power
1.85
7,915
16 %c
17c
3,000
15c
Mar
May
Jan
53c
8,465
4,000
July
1.15
Jan
11c
23c
60c
1
8c
58c
May
29c
Jan
25,000
6c
Jun
4,950
14c
7%c
14 %c
16c
18c
7c
1
16c
7c
Quebec Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
10c
59c
1
common
1.75
17c
1
Mines
1.84
50c
Mining
Oil
•
9 %c
3,000
1.25
Expl & Devel
Merrill
.
Jun
22% Mar
24
100%
*
Mines
■
2.50 July
4%c
2.92
8%C Feb
7c
1
Medallion Petroleums
Feb
Quebec
5c
5c
8%c
12,600
5c
Sep
19c
Jan
May
19%
1
Jun
2.25
2.25
150
3.50
Jan
Jun
63c
Jan
78c
Aug
85c
Jan
*
13%
•
.
Mining
Midwest Industries
21% May
1.05
157/8
26
50c
Lake
&
Jun
1.00
1
Gold
July
15%
10c
•
Lake
McWatters
2.40
3%c
•
15%
2.79
1
Jun
Aug
3%c
2.96
•
31c
14
1,522
13
5,300
30c
40c
For footnotes,
40c
40c
43c
12,850
•
1.75
1.70
1.85
10,119
•
18c
18c 21 %c
13,028
_*
—.—
see
page 42.
2.10
1.40
34c
1
Gas
Petroleums
Brick
2.00
31% Aug
6,000
2.45
100
—
Gas
Red
City
Sep
31
Jun
5.00 Mar
4,000
4c
*
Light
21%
Aug
Anr
4,000
,
10 %c
1
McMarmac
Milton
6c
9%c
9%c
•
Mclntyre
Mill
5C
9%c
1
Mines
Uranium
1.64
Jan
22%
13,300
1
Ltd
Mexican
July
15% July
40
7,800
31,240
,
Consol
Red
Jan
22%
2,000
6c
...
Mattagami Lake
McKenzie
Jan
1.40
1.60
12,500
•
preferred
Oil &
1.00
Jan
100
10c
46C
•
Mining
Mayfair
96c
8%
8%c
8%c
51c
*
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Maxwell
Jan
25% Jan
267/b Mar
1,790
1
Maritime
Maybrun
2.20
20
610
44c
common
4%c
Jan
Jan
33
Aug
1.32
5,595
46
1
Oils
Matachewan
4.75
12
6,125
29
46 %
1
Mines
5% %
29
46c
IIIIl
Marigold
Midrim
28%
1
Barvue
Mines
2,200
Telephone
Jan
/,'/ '5c
Uranium
Manitou
7c
Ontario
1.02
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
6%c
Northern
Jan
48c
.
7c
Northern
9c
—
Fields
1
New
Osisko
28%
*
Malartic
Jan
1.14
Jan
4c
1
Mines
Jan
19c
Sep
Feb
Apr
45c
Ltd
19c
Jun
42c
20c
4.50
26C
400
Lake
Jun
6c
108,275
10c
45c
575
1
Consolidated
Shoes
4c
500
51c
Northern Canada Mines—
Aug
July
1.00
3,300
*
5c
8%C
42c
Jan
Aug
31
River.
4c
8%C
2.80
4c
"III
Powell
Apr
3.10 Mar
49c
Jun
2c
1.70
6c
&
17c
8%c
Northspan Uran Mines "A"
Jnn
28
540
31%
Cockshutt
Blodel
Jun
Jan
4%C
North
2,000
1.60
—20
Mar
9c
2.20
1
Jan
5,000
30%
—
19c
7,900
11,040
Mines—
Kelore
Newlund
Pato
—
July
12c
2.99
1
Harricana
Jason
1.01
7c
96c
preferred
2,000
11c
2.87
Jan
5%c
5c
A
MacMillan
21 %
30 %
1
10c
Feb
43c
1
Mines
Apr
%c
31
Explorations
Macleods
Midcon
5
8%
Mines
Macfie
Meta
20%
•
1.62
Louvicourt Goldfield
Maher
i
30%
—
9c
10c
40 %c July
19 %c Feb
2.99
Apr
7c
v'Y.
8.10
—
Jan
Sep
1
8
Aug
2.95
81,200
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Apr
35c
1
Mines
90c
2.75 Aug
15,180
40c
Mines
8c
Sep
50c
Mines
Feb
19c
1,450
35c
Warrants
Macassa
3.20
64c
Ltd
Uranium
Jun
18c
1,100
6c
4,200
3.00
36 %c
Mineral
Lorado
4c
4,100
New Hosco Mines
North
3.30 July
225
•
500
20c
6,700
1.90
500
warrants
(M)
4%c
18c
58c
Jan
Jan
40c
/;■
10 %c Jun
3.20
.
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
4%C
*
Canada
55c
42c
Jun
415
28
—50
Jan
25%c 31 %c
17
6,000
1-30
_
—
Jun
26c
18c
8,100
30
—
5c
3,100
522
16c
2.75
*
B
5,500
35c
32c
4.00
23c
•
Preferred
27,694
8c
32c
32c
1.90
Apr
7%c
7c
1.50
*
21c
30c
7%c
35c
74c
13C
28
Cos class A
21c
29c
800
3.95
1
preferred
Jan
1,658
16c
20
A
7%c
1.07
4.00
1.45
preferred
3%c July
1.95
700
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
17,500
1.00
2.20
1
Jan
10 %c May
Jun
_1
of
Petroleum
Goldvue
New
7c
*
Develop
Dickenson
Jan
5c
1
1
Delhi
Jan
Jan
1.88
'24
1,410
28
Mines
1
Gold
New
9c
17%
17c
'
.
Apr
6%c Aug
6c
35c
Mines
Gold
.
Jun
420
1,100
7c
18 %C AUg
406,675
1.45
preferred
Lencourt
.
Jan
2.60 Mar
10c
7c
17,570
3
'
4c
14%
4.00
19% May
6c
__1
'
■
Jan
27% July
15%
6%c
52c
.
6,000
Jan
10c
10c
1
49 %c
.
4%C
Jan
16%
10c
1
V
20%c
11% July
15%
July
1.25 Aug
1.51 July
I,290
4c
•
Jun
68c
Candy
2,100
1
Jan
Sep
July
6c
30
Apr
3.95
July
__
Gold
5,085
1.90
13%
•K
6c
—50c
_
3.50
1.84
Mines
New
3.00
13%
1
17c
10c
_
1.90
•
8,000
—10
Silver
3.00
Jan
96c
Jun
•
Norpax
1,500
39c
Apr
Jun
7%
July
•
American
•
Aug
,59c
,,
25% Mar
Normetal Mining Corp
6
*
Oil
1,225
Jan
56c
—1
Lambton Loan
27%
Apr
250
Mines
26%
3.80
6,750
17%
_
Gold
27%
25c
Continental Oil
Norvalie
Lamaque
20
3c
22%
4,500
1
Mining
8,500
Jun
8C
29%
1
Mines
870
3%c
1.55 Mar
68c
Mines
15c
15%
3c
10%
6%
Mines
12c
15%
Jan
24c
7'%c
Osu
Shore
15%
Jan
60c
—
8c
July
13% Aug
12 %c
10%
_1
Gas
34,800
63c
Jun
Mar
9%c
1
Mines
25c
35c
Sep
8%c
26c
18%
25c
Aug
6%
Dufault
500
85,500
Mines
Davies
New
Jan
30c
71c
*
—
New
New
50c
30c
65c
—
New
New
74,200
30c
Aug
6c
36c
*
Exploration-
•
22c
*
Mines
Jan
2.09
Aug
7%c
.
22 %c
•
*
Ltd
49% July
3c
800
1
35% Mar
61c
6
12,630
1.96
——-li....
Ltd—
43c
1.18 May
25
3C
6%
1
—
&
Jun
Jan
20c
1
Copper common
Warrants
Kirkland Minerals
Cinch
Jan
45c
6,100
2.08
__
Kilembe
Mining
Jun
46,500
7c
(John)
23c
9%
14c
19c
*
Developments
2.45
23c
29c
•
——_
Feb
Jun
'
*
L
8%
Apr
11c
2.80
Kirkland Townsite
1.95
7%
22c
15c
Kclvinator of Canada
Kerr-Addison
4% July
__
■,
1
I
.
11c
Petrol
5,650
56c
Aug
Jan
2.15
__1
Kelly Douglas class A
Jan
140,365
_
Ltd
Co
28c
6
■V
—
Jun
Jan
13c
25c
—
12c
Jan
1.40
10c
1
_
900
67c
May
5%
*
Mines
>
15c
Jan
May
10 %c
—
—
Mines
Labrador
Jan
7,550
—10
—
Kopan
Apr
36,800
common
Pound
Oils
Labatt
Feb
34c
1
-
Mining
Jumping
1.75
3.20
14%
1.15
1
Jan
Aug
1.65
25c
Mines
Quebec
Jupiter
6,600
Jan
38
11% Mar
1.08
1
_
Warrants
Jowsey
39c
36c
85c
30c
—
Gold
Preferred
Jonsmith
200
1.15
(1939)-
Club Ltd
Jockey
1,000
20c
—
Lake
Mines
Joburke
6,950
35c
Explorations
Jellicoe
91c
1.90
13%
36c
,
1
—
—
Jefferson
90c
1.70
13%
1.80
10
41%
Apr
May
May
48
60c
15%
Calumet
30%.
46%
17% Mar
Uran__
Athona
35%
47%
13% Aug
Products
Bidlamaque
25c
660
1
Alger Mines
New
common
Jan
5,100
14
67c
;
New
Syndicate
Jan
80c
65c
—^
V;
A
Jan
55c
61c
13%
common
'
Copper MinesIron Bay Mines
Jan
41%
14
"B"
Car
New
Class
Latin
Mills
Labine
26
26
39% Mar
1
preferred
(new
Steel
Apr
*
Petroleum
Steel
High
12% Feb
9%c Feb
Mar
1
Mines
Nesbitt
New
Irish
Landa
Mines
Grocers
National
Feb
3.85
20
20
30
Jan
31
59%
243
490
41
Exploration
45% Mar
58
23%
23%
41
Ltd——
Jan
1,180
3.30
Mar
1
Corp
Jan
6,255
59
5c
•
1.90
49,500
3.85
8,285
Low
1
Mining
36
*
6c
23
Minerals
Murray
53%'
5
Pipe
Jun
5%c
23 Vb
common
&
Investors
La
Multi
35
490
10%
*
Wright Iron
Jan
held
share
Lake
Mt
51%
43
2,050
40
Moore
36
42%
11%.
6c
*
523/8
43
High
11%
1
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
11 %
♦
Porcupine
6c
5
Shares
1
Montreal Locomotive Works
1.555 shares receiver for each
Pipe)
Lake
Moneta
7%c
25
Interprovincial
Lake
Mines
50c
,
for Week
•
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
_J„„—
Preferred
♦
Utilities
Interprovincial Steel Corp Ltd
Being exch for Prairie Pipe
Lake
63/b
Ore
l
Preferred
Lake
Apr
21% Jan
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Mining Corp
Min
National
25
is
6%
Jun
3.60
July
Sep
17
July
16
Sep
47
July
4.00
Apr
42
Jun
27c
1
1,750
Jan
6% Aug
8.50 Mar
720
Jun
12%
Jan
4.65
Mar
37
Mar
4.40
common
Preferred
Joliet
31
50
17
Mar
4.50
__
International
Jaye
46
30
10
preferred
Inspiration
Jack
88
6 %
Warrants
Iso
Apr
73
10
*
Gas
63%s Aug
Feb
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
Mar
83/4
1.10
Inland
Inland
name
52
12%
50
Co
&
Low
60%
16%
(John)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
62
common..*
Friday
Sale Price
97/a
Warrants
Inglis
41
2.15
830
1.40
17c
2.00
Jun
Sep
Jun
July
Jun
2.34
20c
2.05
•29c
2.80
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Copper Corp—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Units
—
1
Mar
•
—1
75c
13,310
7%
7
8
16,495
54
54
58
615
39% July
80%
Jan
2.15
2.15
2.75
,7,815
1.05 July
5.80
Feb
lie 12 %c
5,000
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
2.03 July
45c
100
1
71c
11c
70c
11c
5%
10c
Aug
Jun
18
16c
Feb
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1030)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Mining
*
Petroleum
Quonto
—
8.25
8.25
2,856
7c
3,474
5%c
1
—
High
8.05
7.90
5c
High
Jun
11%
May
Jan
gc
Jan
v
Union
,
Gas
Rayrock
48c
Reeves
51c
11,900
46c
1.00
1.05
2,037
97c
Jun
49 c
50c
12,600
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
25C
Mines
Mining
Explorations
1
1
MacDonald
23 %c
25c
4,000
Jun
60c
Jan
Class
4c
54c
6%c
12,500
Apr
6%c
Sep
Preferred
1.73
600
1.73
1.73
18 %c
3c
.
78c
jun
1.50
Mar
1.50
Apr
2.10 May
Feb
Chemical
Reitman
class
Rio
Algom
United
United
Robertson
Roche
13
Mar
15
Aug
United
New
47,300
Jan
United
Sep
United Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines.
7.60
7.10
5c
6c
21c
21c
13,000
_»
13
13
13
10
-1
Mfg
preferred
2nd
Mines
8y2c
8c
9c
6,500
9,052
7.60
4c
Mar
8%c
Jan
13c
Apr
26c
Sep
17
Jun
Vanadium
Jun
13c
Jan
Vandoo
13
6c
■;
Rockwin
Mines
20c
—.
50c
Petroleum Ltd—
Roe (A
V) Can Ltd common.
5%%
convertible preferred
Rowan
Consol
100
80
1
9%c
Preferred
35,700
5%c
2.699
6%
13,649
5%
15c
Jun
35c
Jan
4c
July
July
10c
Jan
4.60
10
155
5,941
68%
71%
1,421
6.20
6.50
2,809
6.00
17J/4
—25
——--
—
Industries
80
10C
70
6.20
Mines—
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common.
Russell
19c 20 %C
5c
6
40c
Ryanor Mining
9c
20%
10 %
.
80
20%
120
9%
10 %
66
40c
46c
276,400
12%
400
3,745
Mar
Jan
81%
Jan
Victoria
10c
Sep
Violamac
6t
class
Corp
12%
-•
common
17%
Gas
-
Shirrlff Horsey
•
common
Warrants
San
Gold
Antonio
River
Sand
11%
9.50 Mar
Walte
&
Grey
Amulet
50c
Sep
Aug
Water
Shawinigan
Class
A
Sherrltt
Power
•
•
Weedon
5.00
5.20
Jan
34,370
48c
May
1.31
Sep
West
8C
571,000
6c
13c
Mar
1,000
40c
Aug
July
com
99% Aug
Werner
Lake
Jun
98c
Jan
Wespac
Petroleums
Feb
10%
Jan
4.00 Mar
6.50
1.04
1
Oil
&
Sigma
Mines
Quebec
Silver
Miller
Standard
Copper
Naco
5%
Apr
Western
Surf
Inlet
(Geo)
class
4.15
5,860
3.25 Mar
3.80 Aug
160
3.00
11,309
23
3.30
40%
2.93
23
312
3.20
3.30
100
30c
1,884
48
33% July
Malartic
30%
37 % Mar
42% July
Class
3.25
4% %
2.01
2.96
25c
Jun
Mar
Jan
24%
Jan
4.50
v
Mar
Weston
S
K D
preferred
Southam
South
—>„*
Gold
Amer
Platinum
&
—_1
Spartan
Stafford
5,000
8c
6,200
8c
55c
60c
300
18c
Ltd
Foods
12c
8c
18c
700
ll%c
15c
31,000
—...—:—
Oils
&
*
3.00
Jan
Mar
11 %c
Jun
36% July
51% Sep
Feb
18% July
•
common
—...
Mines
46%
11c
12c
J
Air Services
Warrants
Snooner
2.00
25
30c
Union Oils
Southern
915
4.00 Aug
7%c
2.95
750
4C
4%C
2,000
7%c
7%c
13c 13 %c
24
Sep
12c
Sep
1.12
Sep
1,000
4,800
49c
99c
27c
Aug
3%c
4,000
2c
May
11'A
100
class
A
Yale
Lead
Sep
2.35
Feb
Yellowknife
1.60 Mar
Aug
19c
3.60
375
141/4 July
19
500
60c
3.80
Jan
850
3.60
4.50 Aug
Aug
Aug
22c
July
55c
Jan
15c
2,000
12 %c
Jan
30c
Feb
37%
37
37%
1,355
29
Feb
38
37%
38
1,255
28% Mar
38
Sep
92
92
92
5
82
Feb
92
Aug
15%
15%
1,640
10
Mar
16%
Jan
1.67
Jan
133
1.15
1.25
i..
25%
Ltd
class
A.
25V4
16%
—8
25 %
16%
16%
•
1.19
1.15
28c
.1
Stanweil Oil & Gas
Starratt
Nickel
Stedman
28c
28c
1,455
10c
July
56c
Jan
34c
1
32c
34c
1.700
30c
July
53c
Jan
3%c Aug
7c
Steel
4c
68%
Mining
class
Sturgeon
River
Sullivan
Cons
2,015
25c
29c
16,020
18c
Jan
40c
—X
York
Oil
6C
7c
3,600
5c
Mar
10c
Mines
1.60
1,500
May
1.85
23c
Ltd
—
Bear
Mines
Yukeno
Mines
Zenith
Petroleums
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
Ltd
General
Star
4%%
Trusts
.
—_
760
21 %c 23 %c
31,751
17%
Jan
Sep
3.60
Jan
Aug
1.04
Jan
2.10
20 %e
——
1.01 May
:tiS
19%
"1.40 Jan
13c
4',500
lie-
5,000
2c
Aug
5%c
50
5c
Jun
1.03
1.06
23,500
83c
17c
17c
300
15c
Mar
27c
May
72c
71c
73c
14,900
56c
May
87c
Jan
3%c
4c
2,300
2%c Aug
5c
Jan
2.55
2.65
4,203
2.50 Mar
1
—
*
Mines
Metal
Mining
2.60
1
.
—.
18 %c
Aug"!'
Jun
27c
Jan
4%c Aug
9%c
1.12
Jan
Feb
8.00 Mar
44,182
2c
Aug
4%c Aug
17 %C 20 %c
24,400
16c
July
29c
Jan
16%'c 16 %c
1
—
Toronto Stock
Prices
2,000
13c
Jun
29c
Jan
Jan
2.15
Jan
_1
19 %c
17c 19%c
82,580
51
52
435
1.43
1.43
2,700
61c
62c
2,200
61c
37c
July
15c
July
40c
Jan
45
Mar
59%
Jan
1.06 May
43c
Jan
7
7%
2,875
5% July
3%C
7
4c
2.000
3%c July
1.52
Mar
10%
Jan
7c
Jan
36%c Aug
49c
46C
51C
42c
36c
43C
7,600
31c
56 %
55
57
2,433
48% Mar
10%
10%
290
9
43
43
290
39
13%
13%
II20
13%
14,200
July
Last
Asbestos
Range
Caffkdian
Canadian
Consolidated
6%
2,300
25%
26%
935
4.95
5.00
460
17%
18
1,066
Investments:
Glass
35%
Apr
6
July
20%
Feb
3.90
High
43
Jan
5.00 May
Jun
13%
18
Sep
33 %
Jan
30%
30%
78
5%
6%
460
40%
40%
41%
4,020
36% Mar
44%
3,050
13c
22c
——
14C
14c
4.40
July
Aug
72
100
3,245
22
155
22
Sep
92%
92%
366
92
-10%
11%
365
9
Aug
% May
79
—
72
24%
22
23
(1956)—
Steel Products—:
27% July
20%
—————
Canada
15c
Apr
8
May
26% Aug
5%
1
—,
——
Co of
Dupont
6%
25'A
Paper
Dalhousie Oil
Dominion
125
6%
Sugar
Range Since Jan.1
Low
37%
Dredging
General
Shares
High
36
-5
—
Marconi
for Week
17%
Corp
Gold
Dollars
Sales
37%
Develop
Canada & Dominion
Canadian
of Prices
Low
Anglo Canadian Pulp & PaperAnglo Newtoundlana
in
Week's
Sale Price
79
125
75
66
July
19% July
7
90
26%
26
Sep
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.15
68c
May
International
57% Aug
May
13
Jan
Maclaren
Aug
7.50
Paper
Loblaw Inc
13%
July
Sep
45
40
18
Feb
315
15
Expressed
Par
Jan
94c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
STOCKS
Jan
2.80
51
Shown
Friday
Bulolo
69c
Jun
1.25 Mar
12%
Jun
18
59
&
11%
*
Paper.,
-
•
-
Feb
May
Power
•
i-1
.T*—-
Minnesota
&
Ogilvie Flour
Ontario
2.50c
Paper—
30%
30%
75
45
44
45
285
2.50
2.50
2.55
300
*
common
130
Jan
14
Jan
90
Jun
Feb
'
27%
Jan
Apr
31%
July
46%
Feb
2.30 Aug
3.15
Jan
46 %
Jan
7%
Sep
40
'
—50
Finance
57
7c
7C
1,000
6c
39
39%
2,827
32%
85%
85%
85 %
100
3.75
Canada
Pipeline
Ltd
.
III 1
1
Apr
Pend
Oreille
Shawkey MinesAccept 1st pfd_
20%
9%
17
Oil
Chibougamau
41c
3.50
3.75
600
41c
44c
3,540
20%
77
Apr
9%c Mar
Price
Bros
Feb
39%
Third Canadian Gen
Mar
2.10 Mar
*
•
2.25
Mines——
—1
—
__1
■
Jun
26
•
'
39%
39%
_*
7%
7%
7%
25
Corp_ IIIIIIl
64c
63c
64c
2,600
-
Jan
500
12c
17
17%
735
11% Apr
2.42
3,305
10c
1,550
600
11c
4,800
1.90
6c
July
18c
Aug
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Jan
19
July
4.10
Jan
Jun
17c
Jan
14c
Jan
a
Jan
5.50
♦No
3.50 Aug
.
50
10c
50%
50%
140
6c
45
Jun
Feb
51
July
par
Odd
lot
f
t
value.
sale
range).
d Deferred
e
1
Inv Tr—
Gold
850
38
July
5% Feb
55c
Aug
72c
Jan
Jan
12
5,840
14c
4.50
Consolidated
Feb
7% July
16
19,973
9%
10c
Yukon
Jan
21%
2.25
5.00
65c
9
4.25
1
Sep
85% Aug
Jun
30c
14c
Line__
City Gas
58%
■
.100
PlDe
58%
65
39
A
Trans
Transmountaln
'58%
1
clans
Transcontinental Resources
Trans Prairie Pipeline
Ultra
12% July
15
preferred-
Exp
Union
14% Aug
Feb
Feb
2%c
«_1
Jan
1.52
warrants
Triad
29
2c
Jan
4.50
600
common.
Canada
Trinity
Zenmac
July
16%
2,900
—
Trans
Twin
240
600
44c
Mar
2.00 July
4,900
«
preferred
1957
14
2.35
Mar
13
45
•
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
14
2.10
12c
1.55
L10
Bank
Works
A
Toronto
220
1.63
,10«
Mines
14c
Aug
5%c
*
-r
Electric
Zulapa
Hayes
Toronto
Iron
250
2.65
45
1
Tombill
Class
11,850
15%
20c
1.45
.1
Mines
Toronto
23c
15%
1.60
•
Park
May
12 %c
1
Knitting class B
(H G)
Mines-.
Young
Jan
1.50
_10c
Lundmarfc
9c
24
Jan
Aug
7c
Jan
24
1.63
•
common
Texstar
Toronto
1.40
Mar
13%
1
1
Mining ——:
Canada
Jun
17c
5%c
1.05
Jan
18
r
_1
.
Mines
4%c
1.05
*
Jan
2.35
Teck Hughes Gold
Jun
12 %c
20c
——1
July
14
35c
Aug
7c
Jan
20
May
7.30 Aug
2.65
Industries
26c
Jan
6c
19%
20c
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Tidal
3c
1,000
14,285
15%
.
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Tiara
87%
62% Aug
4c
7.65
1.50
—.
Thompson
3,912
4c
Warrants
Thornoliffo
69
Jun
7.50
Mines..
Exploration
Superior Propane
Texaco
67 %
31
■6c
Sunburst
Territory
85
25c
Gold.
Contact
Temagaml
33
19%
A
Sudbury
Taurcanis
3,000
4c
Steinberg
Switson
4c
7.60
Iron
Rock
4c
33%
of Canada
Steep
1.10 Mar
Sep
Jan
Bros
Steeloy
-
6,681
1.20
Jan
38%
Feb
2.00 Aug
225
3c
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
1,800
Jan
1.00
Jan
3.60
25
32c
TOO
Zinc—
&
Aug
15%
32%
2.15
ms; f
7c
15
32 %
32%
32c
-
—
Stores
10c
3.60
Jan
15c
u*
*
Wright-Hargreaves
55c
1.00
3.60
5%c
17% May
2.15
.50c
Mines
*
Jan
38
A—
^
Canuck
*
;
Jan
Jan
32%
class A
Yankee
Paving
1.88
70c
10% Aug
1,000
Ind
Yellorex
Wire
78c
Jun
Jan
32c
,
.
1
Feb
Standard
Jan
Mar
2.15
2.15
t___.
Coghlan
Woodward
12c
Jun
2,100
Jan
21c
Jun
5,510
3c
Warrants
(J)
9%c
Jun
56c
Jan
3.50 Mar
1.00 July
1.10
11%
Breweries
—.
Minos
23 %C
Standard
7c
12c
1,025
Apr
13c
July
41 %c
-1
:——
May
Feb
3c
Jan
6.00
Jun
36c
11%
38%
2.50 May
3,892
1.20
52c
6c
Feb
6.90
July
1.05
1.05
_•
5.75
2,060
2.75
12 %c 12 %c
Jan
24
33% Mar
800
12 %c
1.09
22%
1,485
6,913
5%
—1
28,575
23%
5.90
Windfall
1.05
30
Apr
500
98c
500
Feb
1.60
36%
6c
Jan
600
38%
Aug
5.80
6c
33%
33
Jun
81c
4.75
6c
26% July
July
33
35%
.a
9,075
2.90
325
4,000
Winchester Larder
27%
51%
36
1.00
68,500
27 y8
30
Apr
6%
Jan
15%
B
Wiltsey
51%
7
300
16c
Sep
33
Sep
Sep
Feb
6%
36c
Jan
11%
50
40C
36c
32c
9% Mar
2.90
—*
—
Ltd
94%
Jun
45,691
■;■/;/ 155
14%'c
16 %c May
1,130
Manufacturing-..
common
Somerville
Aug
94
40c
15c
3,000
11
Wood
Slater
87
24c
92
36c
22c
79c
28
i
22c
1.03
Ltd.
Apr
7,500
v50
27%
Mines
May
21%
35c
41 %C
,
Jan
3c
8,555
•
3sc
1
!
Jan
7c
7,000
36
1.25
2.55
4c
93c
Warrants
10%
11
A
I
Mines-
preferred
Willrov
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
43c
Jun
July
Jan
8%
1.25
1.35 Aug
100
Sep
Jan
3%c
Jan
24% July
23
1.55
1.89
Apr
Aug
87c
5,725
Jan
28c
July
5%
565
■
6%
■:$
Aug
7.25
24%
•
Gas
Petrol
3.75
50c
class
Ltd.
Simpsons
Slscoe
1
Mines
Dairies
Silverwood
Canada
Western
Jun
Mines.
Silver
Western
ADr
81,908
14c
40%
.
—
4.65
41c
2.95
''
_1
;
Canadian
Warrants
1.00 July
41c
*
1.55
1.55
25%
•
Products
42c
—50
6%
1.10
7%c
T
Westeel
1.20
27c
preferred
Goraon
Breweries
Sicks
%
1.06
2.80
!
West
Jun
3,944
6
1.08
Ltd_
—
Jun
65c
26%
6%
*
Nickel
Jan
60
1,675
25%
Jun
v1
Westates Petroleum
8%
78c
25y8
90c
18% May
Feb
65c
34%
300
53,760
July
46
Jan
5.90
Canada
89
73c
4.25
1.34
H-II-io
Westburne Oil
1.31
4.25
1.20
Mining
1.04
4.25
1.24
4%C
Knapp
Western
Security Freehold.
Selkirk Holdings class A
Jun
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
3.80
.1
15c
5.30
36
Jun
34%
Metal
Satellite
6,125
W
3,920
45c
17c
27
62
Jun
4.75
7c
&
9%
50c
16c
Mines-.—
Walker
9%
—-
Petroleum
16c
Waterous Equipment
H1/4 May
15 % Mar
Apr
Aug
23% Aug
*
1
Jan
9%
41c
Debentures
3,311
1
Trust
12
130
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
7.25
u__.
20% July
6,600
-1,260
7.00
^
.<*
.
A
Jan
75c
6%c
7.15
•
class
17%
9c
30
'IIIIIIl
Aug
&
28'A
49% Jan
•
9
13
1.25
22 % Mar
198
a
98 %
1.30
Gold
285
405
Ltd
17
■
27
62
Mines
G
Jan
5.20 May
18 % May
41
•
66c
75c
24%
660
61 %
1
Explor
98%
L-——100
preferred
Maurice
Balada
*
A
140
23
26%
•>;
_
5.15
Lawrence
5%
8t
Cement
Lawrence
28
Jan
Jun
24c
...,
..
40 %
Alloys
Mfg
80
Jan
53% Sep
3.45 May
28
•
Mines
July
Webb
St
6,705
,
•
Debentures
Viceroy
Jan
1.20
41
Fortune
Ltd
July
5c
65
1,465
6%
July
4.30
96c
61%
Hill
Cons
Vespar
74c
4.00
Jan
3,574 /
Jun
—50
pfd
Oils
Ventures
Rocky
A
100
21c
-1
—.—
Uran_
16%c
—25
class
22c
7.60
Mines
Atnabasca
Inv
preferred
14%
46c
Feb
5,015
5,325
High
,
16%
Apr
49%
22%.
_^I_ *
IIIII30
-I—
-l.
Fuel
Keno
Sep
6.20 Aug
12%
55
.
■
.
United
20c
9,035
:
1
*
Jan
20c
53%
18c 18 %c
4.00
-J
class A
B
B
15%
voting trust
Corps
United
15 %
53 %
1.10
J
Asbestos
28
.1
—
Rio Rupununi
Rix
_
21c
15%
53%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
18 %c
Aug
14%
.1
■V
Low
HI— 50
15
21%
Shares
•
common.
505
19%
A—
Minerals
Rexspar
2
.1—
Canada
United Canso
Class
Reichhold
for Week
Mining Corp
49c
Realm
Reef
of
class A preferred
1.01
Mines.
Uranium
Oil
Ranger
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Union
Radlore
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
Par
Quemont
Friday
Shares
Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, September 9)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
(not
included in year's
sale
in year's range).
Selling ex-interest,
Flat price.
(Un) Admitted
to
unlisted
V
.
delivery
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(not
'
included
T
: '
wdWhen
wi When
delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges.
Volume
Number 5985
192
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1031)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
The
any
which have
Par,
Bid
—1
Air Products Inc—•_
1
Alico Land Development Co__l
Allied Radio Corp—_—...—1
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp.
—5
Corp
Aerovox
Ask
10%
—
41
Service
Gas
Construction
Metal
Art
Arvida Corp
67 Mi
Hamilton
34 y4
Hanna
Oil
36%
•>: 16Mi
5
46%
49 Mj
Heublein
20%
22Ma
Hewlett-Packard
25M4
27
Hidden
Co—_5
Co—10
14Mi
1
;f:: 16%
8%
-10
Co
9M4
High
Curtis
Co
Gas
Oil
Baker
18%
75y4
Hilton
16
Houston
X
Co—
6%
Credit
Hoover
Co class
1
J) Markets
Manufacturing
17M4
> 18%
Co
1
12
Hugoton
48%
1
15%
u_5 M 11%
Corp
Berkshire Hathaway
Beryllium Corp ■.__
Bettinger
Corp
Inc
Industries
8%
9%
7%
International
32%
lnternat'l
14
15Mb
International
Inc
Brown
&
common..*
Beryllium
5Mb
7%
17Ma
preferred__25
$1.20
20%
Mills
Inc
27V2
Iowa
Public
25%
Iowa
Southern Utilities
11%
12 %
Itek
Corp
Class
Jack
Securities Co
&
Heintz
Co_
Jervis
California Water Service Co—25
26%
28%
18%
20 Ms
34%
36%
61 Mi
66
16V4
29%
31 Mi
—10c
5
5 Mi
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.X
10
10%
Cannon Mills class 3 com—25
Carpenter Paper Co
Cedar
Point
Field
54
:
;>58
v
:
1
Kennametal
27
3Mi
3
27 Mi
29 Mb
40%
43Mb
5
15M8
16%
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central
Telephone Co
Central
Vt
Electric
Power
Public
Serv
Common
Clinton
Clute
Coastal
States
Colonial
Colorado
Milling
Colorado
Oil
&
61Ma
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
25
24%
Lanolin
lc
5%
21
5Ms
Lau
17y4
_1
4%
5 Mi
Id
13%
14%
Long
44
46%
16 Ma
18
42%
2 Mi
Co
5
40
Co.._1
19 Mb
Corp com_3
8%
& Elev
Gas
'
Plus
Blower
Lone
Gas
:
44 Ma
10%
16Ma
20%
18M2
Prod.__i.__l
Interstate
10%
28
4%
Inc
Colorado
;>
1
Co
Star
Steel
W')
(Hugh
Lucky
Stores
Ludlow
18M4
IM4
Inc
37%
21 Mb
Madison
9Ms
21 Ma
Marlin-Rockwell
—5
41 Ma
17% '
Metropolitan Broadcasting
1
I6M2
18%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
18 Mb
14M2
Cross Company
19 "a
16
5
17 M2
Microdot
*
I6M21
18
1%
21%
19%
23%
5
33M2
36%
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter
5
1
6%
7%
12V*
13%
Miles
10c
18%
20Ma
Miller
9%
10%
McNeil
43 M2
46%
Merchants
Cook
Coffee
1
21
23
Meredith
Cook
Electric
Darling
(L
Dashew
Inc
Co
Co___
A)
Business
Machines
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
Inc
Arts
Corp
;
.
Inc
Inc
Inc
pfd
Bradstreet
Laboratories
Bush
Inc
National
38%
41%
31V4
33 Ma
63
67
10
28M4
2 Ma
42 Mt
1
National Homes Corp A com_50c
4%
17%
10%
50c
lOMt
Supply Co
National
Class
B
Oil
&
Gas
common
National Shirt
Shops of Del
1
Elec Assoc—8
5%
6%
19 Ma
Nicholson File Co
24 M4
26 V*
North
New
Nor
Eng Gas
20%
22%
13M4
14%
Northwest
Northwestern
North
Penn
Associates
10
Natl
46%
14%
Oklahoma
19%
21%
Old
24Ma
26M4
Olin
55 M4
58%
Otter
1
9%
12Ma
13%
8%
9%
Pacific Far East
1
8Mb
8%
Pacific
Inc
Mortgage
Financial Federation
8%
10c
Assn.lOO
Inc
1
Corp
Pabst
Brewing
Gamble
Trust
63
67%
Pacific Mercury
54
58M2
Band
10
70V4
74%
Packaging
2.50
I8M2
20%
Pantasote
1
16%
17%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
12%
13%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach -cl A
Class
B
5
8Mb
8%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
5
8%
9M4
Pepsi-Cola
Frlto
«
28 Mb
Fisher Brothers Co
Governor
Steel
Co.
Corp
Co
Corp
class
Packing
Gas
43y2
73
78%
50
358
31
34 Ms
Commercial Trust
of N J
25
93 M2
98 M2
Connecticut
Bank
& Tr
Co_12Mi
45V2
48%
Connecticut
Natl
Bank
—5
I6M2
17%
Trust
Co
Telep
1 Calif)
Finan
B*
Corp
13%
14%
pfd
..20
35%
37%
19%
21V4
Pioneer
21
22%
Plymouth
15%
Portland
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
14
Pickering
Lumber
Natural
Corp
Co.—;
Genl Electrio Co
34%
37
50
Co__—10
(NY)_10
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
24 /8
23/a
First
37M2
29 Mi
44
49Mi
55%
52 Mi
71
Freight Llnes__l
7 M4
8
6%
7 Ma
Companies
Par
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
64
Boston_12Mi
71 Mi
74%
Bank
of
Bank
National
Chi__20
of
67
70%
10
40
42%
(Jersey City)_25
68
Trust
37
9%
4Mb
8
7 Mb
1
1
16
16%
3%
18%
47
19%
50%
8%
9Mb
*
25Ma
27M4
2
9 Ma
7%
31%
10 Ma
33%
41 Ma
101
109
30Ma
33
32%
35 Ma
57%
60%
29 Mb
5
Passaic
—25
69
31
66
,
(N Y)—20
75Mb
48%
New^JerseX, B^,nk
Northern Tr Co
Natl
Westchester
10
26%
28%
5
27%
29%
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
Girard Trust Corn
Hanover
Bank
of
Bk—15
53%
York—10
47%
Exch
New
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Chic) —_20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County
Co
5OM2
83
88%
38 %
41%
25
57Ma
62
(Union City)—8
16%
18%
Bk of Com
Industrial
National
Providence
Industrial
For
R
Trust
(N Y)__10
Bank
38
footnotes,
(Phila)
see
34 Ma
36%
39 Ma
77
82 3A
41%
45 Ma
63
66%
52
Ma
65
39 Ma
645
56
69 M2
43 Ma
34 Ma
681
19%
21%
44
46%
20
38 Mi
40%
on
20
55
58 %
19
72%
76
To
—JS
(Philadelphia)
*
_ori.
/TV,n—
wft!f
2KS.5S^ aSo.' ItHtl
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank
n
«
r
43 M2
5
2OM2
144
%
153
of
43 %
®°st
in
^nvoi
1
nf
t
rp_„of
nf
47 Mi
71 Mi
75 '
19
20%
R
in
50
54 Ma
46 Mi
49 M4
34 %
37%
R°y&1 state Bk oi New Y°rk--5
nn
Phlii
10
SSi' iJS-
101/
nn^~T4laTTd
N
Y
60
63 Mi
5
23%
25 Va
10
61%
65 Ma
61
65
Ba°k
l%""V?Tn
Sta'«B^e.et Bank & Trusfc Co9n
?ork)———
—
-
25
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)__10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2M2
Union Bank of Commerce
(Cleveland)
—10
United States Trust Co
10
(Boston)
22%
preceding page.
Trust
Valley Natl Bk
Wachovia
10
Co
41%
of
I
58 Mi
32
31 Ma
(Chicago) —100
w0??nJL?
United States
Industrial
101
50M2
54 Ma
28
29%
56%
National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
47 3A
55%
C°7—
Pittsburgh National Bank.
t
Bank
Rochelle
New
44
44
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
51%
of
;
143
41
10
of Detroit
78Mi
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia) _10
First
27%
136
^
69V2
of St
Bank
:
98
National Bank & Trust Co
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank &
Trus*t Co (Albany)
7.50
National Newark & Essex
g Co.
(£( J)--—-—r~,.5
Shawmut Bk of Boston.^%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 A
New Eng Trust Co (Boston). 100
73%
Louis—20
County
26
25
York
New
of
Bank
34%
8 ,a
42Mb
22 M2
7 /a
28 A
17 Ma
18%
11%
46%
20
(Buffalo)
71 Ms
of Dallas
Bank
Natl City Bank
16
39%
Traders
&
f1
60%
First
10%
4%
9Ma
Ask
10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (NY)__10
First
20%
19%
59
„
35M2
40Mi
14Ma
18%
26
12%
18%
55
Consolidated Industries—l
51%
(Atlanta)—10
13M4
16%
7%
40%
.'•11
1
31 Ma
48%
67M2
(Baltimore):—10
First Natl Bank
First
34%
255
39%
43%
Bank
Natl
245
6Mi
(Camden N J)
National
39%
5
9%
39%
37%
10
Yellow Transit
Yuba
Natl Bk & Trust
Camden
Natl
1
Co
(S F) _10
Tr Co
First
10
Gas
Rubber
40%
(N Y)
Federation Bk &
Natl
43%
Pfaudler-Permutit
37M,
Fairfield County Trust
Co
118%
5
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co„
First
114%
(White Plains
York)
First
10%
Permanente Cement
39%
33Mb
(Chicago)—
First
1
36
of Calif_1
Co
County Trust Co
77 A
Bottlers—1
1
10
379
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
33
90c
6%
Co
Co
10%
8 M4
37 Ma
5
Wood Conversion
13 Ma
37
9%
Light Co—10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
25 Ma
12
34%
3
Co
National Bank
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
73
14M2
1
5
Witco Chemical
Wurlitzer
24 Mb
1
Cos
Co
7.50
Wisconsin Power &
58%
41
(Chicago)_25
City Natl Bk & Tr
11%
—1
Perkin-Elmer Corp
52Ma
56
30 /a
5
1
General
48%
10
4M2
of America—5
1
Co
Service Co
Gen
A
30
Corp
Co
69
12
30
Co—5
Electronics
65Ma
National
Southern
(Savannah)
1
Pacific Power & Light Co
Wilcox Electric
of
Co
Citizens &
*
Robinson
46%
Chemical Bank New York
5
Corp
Gas
47%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
5
Line
Natural
61%
•
1
Co
Pacific Alrmotive
Massachusetts
Western
17%
21
43 Ma
Telephone Co__10
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whittlng Corp
28%
16 Ma
19 Ma
44%
New
16%
25 /a
25%
24%
44Mt
(NY)_12Ma
28
Co
Power
Western
&
16
23%
26%
•
Manufacturing Co_*
58%
Bk
1
Corp
2.50
common
Galvan
Tail
Point
Western Lt
7%
14%
22
1
10
41%
Manhattan
10
Corp
Oil & Gas
West
29 Ms
28%
6%
Chase
Natl
22 M2
27%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Natl Bk
22 Ma
Corp
West Coast Telephone Co
Westcoast Transmission
21 Ma
24%
47Ma
First
3
River Prod__10c
Miss
Coal
Ben
Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
____1
Watson Bros Transport A
_1
Wellington Mgt Co class A
10c
Wesco Financial
41%
28 Mi
19 Va
,___5
Co
25%
39
24 Mi
36%
First
19
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ohio Water Service Co
13
Serv
Gas
13%
17%
23 Ma
44Mi
10 /s
6/8
12 /a
6 Ms
pfd-*
Gas
1
7 Ma
Corp
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
Boston
Natural
42 M2
25%
1
Capital
Mfg Co
&
Water Co $4
Pub
10
5
Gas Co
40
(Texas)—*
Corp
Electronics
Resistor
1
23 M2
43%
1
23 Ma
2.50
Gas
Natl
2
Co
Inc
14M2
24M2
•
Coal
American
50c
Inc
&
Carolina
2
Electric
5
Corp
Natural
20%
12%
16%
1
Co_^
11M*
27 Mi
34
30Ms
45%
5%
19%
11 /*
H"4
Fuel
Mountain
Nalco Chemical Co
45%
322
22 Ma
5
of Cleve
58
National Cleveland Corp
Wash
Manufacturers
(N J)
Co
Central Natl Bank
54
7
Brothers
Co___
45 Ma
10%
Grocery Co
1
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
_1
Walter (Wm) Corp
16%c
Swasey
33
41%
Von's
&
50 Ma
31
Iron Corp____5
Vance Sanders & Company__50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Vitro Corp of America
50c
Warren
14 %
47
9
35%
13%
,_10
Co
16
Trust
Camden
Empire Trust Co
17 V*
33%
42
309
(Phila)_„10 :
Co
23 M»
6M4
Inc
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)__12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
St Trust
2IM2
Line Co
48%
—20
1
1
5
1
46Ma
Bank
Co
17%
Electro-Voice Inc
Gibraltar
10Ma
34 /a
14 /4
13%
26%
55 Ma
10
Louis—
Broad
51 Ma
Y)
(N
Rubber
1
Economics Laboratory
Garlock
71M2
Co
Mohawk
2M2
Eastern Utilities
Futterman
~
Utilities
5 Ma
12%
32 Ma
1
Ask
10
100
45%
—2
Industries
Florida
33%
75 M4
St
Trust
Bid
S A
——10
42 M4
Valley Barge
Northeastern
Fisher
15%
31%
1
9%
(Newark)_25
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
1
Inc
$1 preference
First
14 Mt
2
Inc
Mfg Co
44%
8%
York.:
33
Dynamics Corp of America—
Federal
Bank of Commerce
Cleveland
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
1
Corporation
Ets-Hokin
*
Inc—
15%
11 Mb
1
Duriron Co
Erie
•
7Ma
Pipeline Co
common
41%
6M1
30Mi
Dun
Emhart
Co
24 Ms
'57/8
Francisco)
1
31 Ma
Electrolux
(San
Co
5
Paso
11 Ms
25%
5M4
Bank
of America N T &
Bank
Utilities
Donnelley (R R) Sons Co
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co
El
Baltimore National
Missouri
16
Eastern
35%
5Mi
23Mt
Par
47 M4
5
Dura
5
Sugar Corp
21 Ma
4%
11Mb
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United
Bank and Trust
43
1
common
conv
Dunham
37
Lines—1
Eng
Publishing
Mid-American
10
2%
18Mo
2 Ma
—1
Corp
Corp
5
Co
Chemical
&
&
Motor
Fast
17
2Ma
17
1
20Ms
*
Finance
$1.25
Wells
Greene
;>•
22
1.25
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
t
4%
1
Co
19%
34
...
Corp__l
Corp..
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Dial
Diversa
Chemical
Miss
13M4
18M2
Diebold
Stepan
Stouffer
14%
14%
10%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
.
23%
lc
:
Corp
Machine
Class A
Hotels Delaware
20%
21%
1
;
Common non-voting_—_____5
Stanley Works..
;25
Statler
5%
18V*
Stanley Home Products Inc—
9Ma
32%
13 Ms
12%
24%
97 M2
1
Dictaphone
1
1
A
class
Corp
5 Mb
20
5
Dejur-Amsco
Dl-Noc
47%
Boatmen's
16%
Steel
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Data Corp
50c
Specialties
26 Ma
43
21%
1
Industries
10%
28Mi
26
24 Ma
11
McLouth
55
9%
10
Co
20M2
Marmon
11%
Register
Bankers
1
Corp
24%
51 Va
__1
Virginia
McLean
Engine
23
2M2
19%
27%
Screw
New
17 Ma
Machine
18
25%
10%
Co—1
Standard
of
Co—16
& Electric
Gas
States
33%
27 Mi
20
Gas Corp
1
Chem Mil Corp_l
United States Leasing
Corp—_1
United States Servateria Corp.l
United
14%
31%
25
Union Texas Nat
States
12%
22%
\
13%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr____5
Warner
7%
6%
Co__l
2lMi
Standard
Standard
of
14Mb
Danly
Tel
21%
,
& Steamship___2.50
Pressed
Steel
1
Bank
16
Cummins
25
Fruit
Bank
13
Crouse-Hinds Co
Stand
28
Herrington Co Inc—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp
3
Company
48%
24 Ma
Mfg Co
(A E)
46
7 Ma
26%
Co
45%
_1
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co
Staley
1
Co
6M4
Control
States
*
Corp
Macmillan
25%
Corp.—
25>
Producing Co__l
6%
37 Mt
81 Ma
30%
17%
19Ma
40%
..51%
16%
Inc_50c
Co
&
11 Ml
21 Ma
11%
6
1
Co
1
Gas
43 Mi
Co
:18
<
6Mb
34 Ma
77%
28%
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B.5
Ling-Temco Electronics
50c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products
5
Commonwealth
40 Mt
Spector Freight Sys Inc_;
:_1
—_2Ma
Struthers
1
18 M4
25
19%
Southwestern Elec Service
Southwestern
Stubnitz
Craig Systems Inc
preferred
conv
20%
Co___l
Tel
Eng
Gas
5
Co__*
Power
Power
11%
47%
12 Mi
25%
18%
11
3%
39%
38Ma
11%
44%
$1.25
Southwest
33
30Mi
33M3C
Gas
Stores
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koehring Co _•
—_
5
Laboratory for Electronics——1
1
14
42 M4 /'
IDA
lOMi
£ 19Ma
Corppration...—
33Mi
.
1
Ketchum Co Inc
1
Corp
9 Ms
8%
31
(39%
J
M 193/4
Corp.^6
class B
Engines
_3
———10
23
—10
.
Inc
25%
23 Ma
10
cl A__33Vhc
com
25
58
10
;
23 Ma
26M2
Co. 5
Co
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Co
Co
31%
45 Mb
4%
18%
34Ms
Gas_5
Kentucky Utilities Co
Gas
&
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp_
45
10
Elect
Natural
Kansas-Nebraska
:
12%
—
42
ctfs
4
17
*
-
25
Central 111
Indiana
preferred
___1
Trust
42
_1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1,46
14%
•
Supply
Corp..—10
Central Electric & Gas Co___3 Ma
Central
Water
Corp
33 Ma
Pipe Line Corp__50c
Pipeline Co
__1
Gas
Co__10c
Dev
Speer Carbon Co
185
172
5
Jessop Steel Co_
Products
17%
i
Jamaica
Steel
I6M4
Co—15
Inc
14%
38%
Ceco
9%
1
13M2
Ltd
28Mt
8%
1
Service
36%
Oil
26M4
5
A common
20
Delhi
31
Freight Sys—l
31
39%
New
Corp
1
Engineering Corp__*
Motor
22
Corp_____
35 Ma
Union Gas Co___.
58Mi
33 M2
65%
20 Mi
Transwestern
United
43%
62 Mi
»
Tracerlab Inc
Trans
30%
29%
•
_i
Corp
Towmotor
_2
Southern
Bakeries
Interstate
Tokheim
Valley Mould &
Co
Southern
54
41
22
Cable
&
8Mb
7
22M4
*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co_______»
Time Inc_
20 M2
Wire
15%
36%
28 M4
*
Simplex
69Mi
34 Ms
34
Upper Peninsular Power
24Ma
Corp__50c
31%
27
50%
'
14
Co____7Ma
6 Ms
'
.1
Fibre
65%
Power
3 Ma
5%
Glass__«
(H I)
47
Pacific
7%
3
1
(G D) & Co
_2
Seismograph Service Corp—__1
iCorp—
South Shore Oil &
6
Rectifier Corp___1
Tel—_—5
Canadian
Searle
Inc_
Sierra
6%
)5Ma
.
Co___—_5
Nevada
23Mi
12Mi
55 Ma
Fetzer
Colorado
25M4
Telep Co
51 Ma
&
Southern
1
/.
4Mi
Southern
*
Interstate
5%
3Ma
Prod
Southern Calif Water Co.
—10c
Oregon Power Co
Water &
91
Investors Diver Services Inc—
California
12%
4%
Tubular
6%
55
California
■Calif
13V*
6%
11V*
Schield
27%
International Textbook Co
6Mis
Inc—*
Sawhlll
4Mb
25%
45 Ms
——
7Mi
1
10
51M2
.
36%
6%
1
24
42
3
34%
Inc____
22 M2
Interstate
—_1
9%
•
Bantam Co.
;
_5
Scholz Homes Inc_____—__l
10%
42%
4Mb
Bank of Wash—1
Recreation
19 Mi
62
10
24%
30Mb
57
39%
87 V4
Thompson
56Ma
7
,•
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co..
20c
Petroleum
47
23 M2
Co
Jacinto
*
Interstate
110
Byllesby (H M) & Co
Sanders Associates
1
__1
warrants
16%
52Ma
3 Ma
9%
33 Mi
Inc
38 Mi
61 Va
2%
8%
31%
Petroleum
1959
22 Ma
15%
57
1
11
National
Textron Inc
32%
1
18 V2
21
10%
Reld
1
Interstate
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
.
Head
8%
I8M2
:
Marie
Texas
14%
147
30 M4
1
Texas Industries
19 V*
Corp_7
Transmis
Therm-O-Disc
28
Corp—__1
17 Ma
12%
22
26M4
Sharpe Mfg. Co
(Charles) Co Inc
Bruning
Brush
America—10c
of
4%
.__—_*
Ryder Systems Inc—;
Sabre-Pinon Corp
;
San
v
(H H)
Co——1
Manufacturing Co_2Ma
10V4
1
Indianapolis Water Co
6%
30%
v>
Myers Inc
Corp
Eastern
35 Ma
20%
3
lnc_3Ma
A—25c
Skil
1
1
Rose
Scott
Indiana Gas & Water
—1
77/b
22 Me
Tekoil
Telecomputing Corp
17 Va
12 Ma
Mills
16
1
Indian
Inc
HV4
155
1
Co
45%
Inc
Products
Bowman
Bowser
Oil
&
Plywood
1
Trust "units"
Production Co
42 Mi
*
Black Hills Power & Light Co._l
Bowling Corp
Husky
Robbins
•
__—1
Black Sivalls & Bryson
Rockwell
_1
Material
12 Ma
—
___
Robertson
17 Mb
Billups Western Pet Co
Botany
Corp
Gas
Field
30Ms
Corp___—
30 V*
7 Mb
42%
28
Rice
28%
10V4
25%
39 Ma
Brand
34%
144
23Ma
Stoker
26%
Gas
Hugoton
.
Beneficial
Fearless
37%
39%
__5
Roadway Express class
32M2
.1
__
35 Mi
37
Co__i__2
River
Roddis
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
13 Mb
45 Mt
Bemis Bros Bag Co
v
24%
1
5
A—___25c
Riley
21%
,:A13Mb
1
A
Oil
63 Ma
*
12 Ma
11
class
Purina Co
Republic Natural Gas
Richardson Co__—
-
2OM2
1
2M2
Corp
Natural
14Ma
___5
1
Corp
Houston
59 Ma
(A
Behlen
class A
Co
Houston
13%
95
.
139
Tappan Co
5
7%
1
•_—
89
—
35%
r
—10
Baxter Laboratories
Bayles
33V4
.1
Inc.-
Tools
Mfg
Bates
Ind
Inc
Houston
Baird Atomics Inc
99
1
Mining
6%
preferred
Voltage Engineering
14%
1
—
92
I
___1
40%
4 Mi
Ralston
Splendor
71 Ma
18
10
.
13
38 Ms
Co
Radiation Inc
19%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_^5
___1
Alegre Sugar Corp— 1
Serv
Texas
99
Co__
Harvey Aluminum Inc
24 Va
20%
Punta
'
62 M2
18
92
Mining
22%
19%
1
___*
common
15%
___•
5
of New Mexico—5
Hamp
—1
59
14
Systron-Donner Corp
Taft
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
.
of New
Ask
18
__i
9
Co
Purolator Products
Co class A com.10
Helene
...—Ui!
&
B
Hanna
5
Cosco Inc__.
Bid
Corp__l
8%
Serv
47 M4
,
Propane Gas
_l
Pub
33
43 Ma
Suburban
Susquehanna Corp
Purex Corp Ltd—
30%
1
Controls
&
Inc
(M A)
Class
12%
,
Xerox
Par
21%
6%
159
1
Chemicals
Haloid
22 Ma
150
Ask
5%
Pub
\
21 Ma
20%
•
'
20
Pubco Petroleum
12%
19%
Corp__5
Bid
5
;
of
.
Producing Properties Inc_—10c
Ask
11 %
5
Society
Hagan
45 Mb
40%
Power
54 V4
Products
Aztec
Grolier
15 Mi
Brick Co
Corp
50%
Associated Spring Corp_
Avon
Mountain
Grinnell
Fire
P)
——3
Co
Western
(A
Green
26M4
25%
Bid
1
Green
7
,
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas
Glasspar Co
43%
_—.
preferred
Par
11%
6%
24 V4
24
14 V2
American Express Co
5
42 V4
American Greetings cl A—63 Mi
American-Marietta Co
2
32 Ms
American Pipe & Const Co
1 •
38
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp—_7.50
11%
Anheuser-Busch Inc —
4
34%
Arden Farms Co common
1
15%
Participating
Arizona Public
Potash Co of America
Origin
composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
;■?;
for Friday, September 9)
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation.
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
or
43
Bank
(N Y)—20
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
&
9 MB
10 Ma
51 Mi
54%
32 %
100
35%
104
62 Mi
65%
23 Mi
25 Ma
50%
54
Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1032)
.
.
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, September 9)
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Fund
Affiliated
Ask
10.11
11.05
Investment
Trust
Mut Fund Inc—1
4.89
5.75
Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
8.49
X5LS1
Corp lc
11.66
33.69
12.67
Ltd
Inc
Fund
K-l
(Growth
8.77
9.36
10.12
11.30
12.28
S-2
(Income
18.68
S-3
(Growth
—1
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
17.28
50c
12.39
12.52
13.72
Com Stocki¬
Priced Coin Stksl
(Low
st
13.39
1
—
Stocks)-
Com
.
Fund
Knickerbocker
6.77
7.32
1
13.32
14.40
Lazard
—-—:—1
16.51
17.86
14.28
Lexington Income Trust
Ltd
(1954)
Inc
.—_—__1
Fund Ltd
Shares
Capital Life Ins
Stock Fund
Growth
of
Fund
lc
9.11
Colonial
Energy
Colonial
Fund
Inc—1
a26.49
14 87
Stk Fund
16.25
Managed Funds—
Electric shares
1
12.31
13.45
1
shares
10.54
11.52
Petroleum
lc
1.90
8.91
9.68
1
9.51
10.34
1
15.43
16.77
Mass
1
:
1
—
Composite Fund Inc
1
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trnst_l
19.56
21.26
3.41
13.07
Crown
De
Fund
Income
20.48
6.96
15.97
16:13
Nation
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
19.36
56.19
National
Investors Corp—— —1
14.23
National
Securities
9.64
Inc___1
9.75
10.68
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.83
9.68
Diver
Growth Stk
Dividend
Fund
25c
2.95
14.81
16.10
Balanced
xll.14"-
11.91
12.63
New
England
Corp—1
7.62
8 33
New
York
——10
a22.11
_20c
7.69
,50c
Electronics
50c
Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc—
1
3.69
8.27
1
7.57
5.78
7.74
—1
8.48
13.88
Inc
__1
13.35
„1
12.31
12.41
15.08
16.30
Fund Inc_l
Florida
Inc
Fund
Mutual
10c
—1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
18.26
19.74
4.06
6.24
Penn
2.10
2.30
Peoples
11.33
6.00
6.60
lc
2.74
3.02
Price
Fundamental Investors
1
8.93
9.79
Futures
1
1.68
1.83
stock
series
.—1
Inc
6.46
Fund
Philadelphia
-
18.09
Fund Inc
:—.
Capital
General
Investors
_1
Corp
Trust
17.16
10.96
13.83
1
7.53
1
14.69
lc
Growth
1
14.21
15.45
Inc—_1
6.85
7.49
7.62;
8.52
9.34
Scudder
:
Fund—
"
Electrical
Shares— lc
8.94
9.80
lc
Equip
5.78
6.34
Building shares
Shares—1.25
lc
6.85
6.97
12.20
13.36
Stock Fund. lc
12.13
13.28
lc
7.06
7.74
South western Investors Inc
Fully Administered shares- lc
9.11
9.98
Sovereign
General Bond
lc
6.91
7.58
State Street Investment
lc
6.26
6.87
Stein
shares- lc
7.99
8.33
,1c
13.34
14.60
Stock
lc
5.50
6.03
Sterling
lc
9.01
9.87
;——1
Chemical
shares
Common
Food
(The)
shares
Industrial
shares-
Institutional
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shs_
Machinery
shares
—
shares
Bond
shares
shares
Utilities
Growth
_:
15.71
1
14.06
1
Corp—•
13.75
J
1
a28.82
Inc_l
11.70
12.65
Television-Electronics Fund _—1
8.06
8.78
9.63
10.52
Fund
Inc
Fund
Investment Fund
Townsend
8.59
9.41
8.72
9.56
Inc_
Fund
U
8.76
9.60
12.81
United
19.69
S
H-DA
UniLed
Fund
—1
Funds
7.52
8.22
1
9.29
10.15
1
8.39
9.07
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund—
Fund
14.14
Recent
Inc
15.38
,'3%s
4%s
&
Inc__1
Washington
5.30
5.79
10.77
11.78
Winfield
6.18
6.77
Ask
106%
106%
3.56
April
100
102
Cenco
Pacific
Ry 4s
Instruments
Carrier
Corp
Central 111
-1969
&
Credit
96
112
114
-1982
92
93%
103
103 %
-1977
107
101
101%
167
170
5s.
—1990
-1972
X8.23
-1975
GMAC 4%s
136
-1976
Ferro Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
115%
95
1982
—
General Port Cement 5s__
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
*3ulf States
Hilton
Illinois
Utilities 4%s
Hotel
Bell
6s
&
ww
Telep
1990
1984
47/8s__1997
991/4
1
9.33
34%
49%
31%
2%
3%
G S Life
43%
46%
City of N
Y
2
39%
42%
33
36 Va
Westchester
Fire
2
323/8
34 Va
1981
Fund—10c
13,00
River
1985
105
Gas
47/8s
Fuel
L——1
6.26
6.77
5%s
Mueller Brass 3%S-:
100: •
one
100.4
100.19
100.21
100.20
100.22
99.30
98.24
-
10,
1961
Amer
Insurance
Feb.
100.27
Co
4.45s
3s
2.50
In
the
99.4
100.20
4s
4s
101.8
100.12
99.16
103.8
97.8
100.10
I960—
20,
1960
20,
1960-
July
Aug.
10,
1971
99
Feb.
10,
1972
107
1970-
■99
5%s July
101
101.8
102.12
102.28
96.28
99.16
/"3%'s
108
97.24
102
•
101.16
102.16
103.8..
106.24'.
107.24
94.24
1970—
1,
96.24
101
101.16
1971
■I 94.8
4%s F'jI). 15, 1972-19G7-.
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
104.8"
95.24
106.24
1, 1970-1967
May
98.8
102.28
102.12
_•
1969—
20,
4 %s Oct;
101.10
100.20
100.28
20, 1970
*3%s April 1, 1970—
99.8
"
100.18
100.6
101.6
20, >19(59—.
15,
100.24
100.14
100.2
20, 1962
March
100.9
100.20
Sept.' 20, 1961—
May .1, 1962
Aug.
100
100.7
•
10,
100.12
99.30
Bank Bonds—
* 5%s Feb.
:
103.16
Sept.
100.3
1961——
4%s
98.8 "
102.16
1,
1,
Land
4%s
102.16
Ask
100.1
;
3 %s
99.28
101.16
I960-
Mav 1, 1963—
4%'s April 20, 1964
May 2, 19664 %s March 20, .1968
,
101.28
102.16
March
point
2%s
102.28
101.12
a*
Dec
Feb.
4%«
;
102
100
1963
11,
a
4s April 3, 1961—
3%s April 3. 1961
4%s June 20, 1961
101.1
101.20
3,
,5.40s Dec.
,
100.31
102.12
1962-
of
Cooperatives—
5%s Oct.
100
101.4
1962
10,
32nds
more
for
Federal
100.16
1961
11,
13,
Sept.
or
4%s Oct.
100.29
Bid
Nov
National Can
100.10
107.24
t
102.16
f
95.8
99.8 " 100.8
or
1980
—1975
103%
98.8
of
a
*
■■"■:
point
l%s
Bid
Notes
Oct.
1,
Feb.
15,
1961
100.25
100.27
3%s Nov.
15,
1961
100.28
100.30
2%s
15,
1963
1961—
100.4
100.6
96.28
1962—
15,
1%S April 1, 1963
1,
Aug.
Feb.
May 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
99.29
May
Aug.
Feb.
Feb.
100.27
1962
May
100.29'
101.17 "
97.28
-
1962
15,
98.26
101.15
1961
15, 1962
100.31
98.22
1961
1,
15,
4%s
99.20
100.16
100.29
1961
15,
1,
Oct.
99.31
99.16
100.14
April 1, 1961
101.17
102
Aug. 15, 1962
98
101.19
101.12
98.14
96
1963
101.20
1963—.
15, 1963
Nov.
95.10
_
94.10
104.8
104.12
100.30
105.12
93.8
1, 1965
15, 1965
May
95.14
104.10
94.8
104.28
April
4%s
96.4
100.26
Aug. 15, 1964_
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
4%s Nov. 15, 1964
102.8
98.16
101.22
105.8
5s
l%s
97"';:
101.14
104.6
I
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15. 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
!
Ask
(Continued) —
1962
92.8
104.16
93.16
105
92.16
104.20
i.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Due
Dated
5s
80
Tel
Petroleum
4%_1998.
WW
Steel
5%s„
Rate
Dated
Bid
Ask
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.24
100.26
3.80s
7-
5-60
i-
3-61
100.11
100.13
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100.1
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
100.3
100.5
4-60
1-60
100.9
100.11
1-60
12-
1-60
100.14
3.30s
1-
3-61
100.13
100.15
3.10s
2-
1-61
100.17
100.19
4.80s
34-
4-60
5-
2-60
100.12
United States
Bid
1960
98.986
99.989
December
84
September 22,
1960
99.949
99.954
January
94
September 29,
1960
13,
17,
1960—
October
20/ I96027, 1960
103
105
1969
75
77
November
12,
1961
99'l39
99;R
January
15,
196]
99097
99.12
99.815
99.774
99.784
99.757
99.713
99.768'
99.639
99.653
99.584
99.600
January 13, 1961
January 26. 1961
February 2, 1961
February 9, 1961
February 16, 1961
February 23, 1961—:
99.725
110
114
102
102%
November 17,
I960—
99.531
99.549
March 2
123%
November
25,
1960—:
99.474
99.490
March
Gas
4%s_1985
1982
State Loan & Finance 5.40s 1980
Electric
ww
101%
102%
December
1,
1960
99.433
99.444
March
104%
104%
December
8,
1960
99.384
99.396
April
5%s—-1980
101%
101%
December
15,
99.360
99.413
July 15,
99.355
Underwood
100'A
U S Industries 4%s
Corp 5 ¥28
1971
88
86
Washington Gas Light 5%s_1985
104
Westcoast Trans
1961
99.1C
99. Of
98.9'
98 825
98.8£
99 770
98.8(
98 715
98.74
93 661
I
99.018
98.896
98.61
98^606
5%s
1960
22, 1961
15, 1961
98.6:
98 472
IT
1961
98.4J
98.292
98.3)
97.552
97.5C
235
1970
-
December
91
-1971
-
~~
99.411
1971
104%
99.068
1961—
9,
1990
5s—
Trans
122
99,24
January
99.960
1960
10,
October
«*=
I960—;
3,
November
,
-
99.920
99.853
1960
1960—
97
99.3-;
99 214
99.910
6,
October
94
99 310
29,
99.806
October
.1977
Ask
I960—
1961—
5,
104
100.3
100.1
Yield Price
Ask
15.
September
99.31
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww._1967
Counties
Due
43/4S
3-60
11-
5.25s
1973
5s
Ask
10-
12-
October
Bell
Bid
4-60
5.375
104
90
5%s
32nds
more
May
79%
103%
East
97.8
Maturity—
100.12
Rate
101
5%s
one
Treasury
1960
101%
1976
Pacific
Ask
15
Ask
101
Northwestern
Tampa
105%
of
Bid
100.1
100.2
4.55s
78
Northspan Uran 5%s ww—1963
99%
104
Co
Insurance
Ask
Banks
1965
4s
14.21
McKesson & Robins 4%s___1980
Sperry Rand 5%s
k__
Laclede
10
Y
-
13.68
1981
Textron Amer 5s
98
N
& Sons—
170
103%
Ins__10
Banks—
10,
4s
15.25
12.65
Bid
(M)
Texas
103%
91
29%
1963
15.12
13.99
Inc
97
,
29%
873/4
41%
Ins
South'n
1163/4
26
5
10.20
13.91
„
118
Int'l Harvester 4%s
United
7%
6%
8
32
12,
4s
8.99
Bonds—
Phoenix
-1977
Y)„2
Co
5
1963
15,
Sept.
3%s
109
4%s__ -1979
Gas
Chance Vought 5%s
Commercial
94
-1980
4%s
4%s~
Elec
Fund
Lowenstein
Miss
Canadian
(N
52%
3
1961
15,
March
1%S
3.89
1
1
Growth Ind
Wisconsin
124
-1975
Ins
108
Fire
Nov.
4s
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
120
Life
49
Guaranty Co (N Y)__
Insurance
34%
32%
103
10
I
55
50%
2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
l%s April 1, 1962
1
1
Inc
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
-1979
Sec
Travelers
5
10
Mutual
Fund
Investors
Wellington Equity Fund
11.59
Elec 47/8s_1980
Standard
88%
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
7.01
10c
10.60
Bid
Gas
543/4
S
March
l%s
16.72
6.41
-
lc
Bonds—
Baltimore
52%
82
1961
3%s
15.45
1
Street InvesLing Corp
Wellington
Institutional Income Fund—lc
49%
4s
Situations
Special
Fund_lc
Growth
51%
10
60 y4
S
4.40s
Institutional
10
1961
3%s
13.58
1
Line
Wall
12.49
1
Ltd
Canada
Value Line Fund Inc
Line Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
39%
preferred
4%s
7.85
Value
Incorporated Income Fund-
5%
36
U
15,
4%8
11.64
Value
8.90
5
5
Accident
7.80
7.18
4.80
2.75
Standard
Certificates of Indebtedness—
7.35
7.14
10.71
a25.80
8.15
6.73
-
Shares-l
1
2.51
48
Maturity—,
Fund—.1
Continental
Income
10c
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
45
$6.50
Treasury Notes—
Fund
Accumulated
United Science Fund
Series
20%
Figures after decimal point represent
Funds Inc—
United
United
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
65%
49%
39%
57
Amer
4%s
lc
Century Growth Inv_
United
5.37
of
59%
36%
2
6.25
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
tes
International
&
Fund
Growth
Twentieth
11.70
4.91
oeries
Ins
19
I960—:
15,
a36.36
Texas
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Life
55
10
Insurance
Marine—.
24%
Farnham
&
Balanced
5.77
19.12
&
60
Co
Life
Loan
March
38.25
2.39
a20.03
Fire
56%
22 %
15.06
36.25
Investors
Itoe
5.26
-1
Paul
53%
2
15.20
2.16
Inc_. -1
Fund
,v.
17.28
lc
10c
Mutual
Republic Natl Life
46%
4%s
1
(Edson B) Fund
.lc
Industry Shares Inc_.
Guardian
75
:6%s
9.58
Smith
.lc
'
80%
72%
125
9%
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Amer—__50c
of
Standard
12.36
1C
.
shares
Tobacco
8.85'
11.31
lc
Railroad Stock shares—
24%
9%
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
11, 1968
April.'10. 1969
^
;4%s April 10, 1970—--—-
Shareholders Trust oT Boston—1
,1c
—
Equipment shares—
Steel
American
Selected
'
82%
223/4
1
4%s
,1c
Capital Growth Fund-
79
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
U
•4%s June
a9.30
Inc—1
Fund
Stock
ip
Providence-Washington
7%
Seaboard
:4%8
Stevens & Clark—
Common
Phoenix
64
7%
.4%s
al2.59
Scudder
55 Va
64%
i3%s
al8.56
of
293/s
51 Va
6%
19,
:3%s
Canada—25c
Fund
22%
5
Co
22%
4%s April 10, 1961
-4%s May 10, 1961
4%s June 12,1961
15.97
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fun(L.l
Automobile shares
Corp
Home
»4%s
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
61
56 %
fi
59%
Ins
61%
Feb.
3%s
8.14
Fund—
Shares
843/4
60%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
13.97
Inc
(Geo)
Dist
95%
56
Title
Ins
Jan.
5%s
1
.
Fund
Quarterly
10
:
..
Life
21
5
13%
/.;■
80%
Philadelphia
St
(D C)_1.50
92
-10
Y
44
11%
12%
39 %
4
34%
32
"41
Co
69
3%'s April 17, 1961
9.34
Putnam
18.65
5
_2.50
5
Life
4%s
11.07
8". 59
Puritan
7.01
59%
Co
Pacific Insurance Co of N
Peerless Insurance Co__
Indemnity
10
3%s
s
General
57%
55%
45%
"
Boiler
Sept.
4.45s
11.35
50c
Putnam
Inc
54%
_1
Federal
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
39%
2
;_10
42
Obligations of Government Agencies
19.82
X10.46
Inc
Inc
Fund
31 3/4
Insuranee"._3.33%
37%
.—
Co
12%
■39%
5
Northern Ins Go of N Y
Figures after decimal point represent
7.02
1
•
Corp
Pine Street Fund Inc
Ins
13%
1
i—
5
__
Steam
Fire
River
H8
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance Co—
_!0
Jersey Insurance Co of
al3.52
i1— 2.50
Securities
Pioneer
Preferred
_
Mutual Fund
Square
10.42
Funds Inc—
stock series
Common
Shares
Fund
Securities
lc
Franklin Custodian
Life Ins
York
10
5
:
113%
com
Pacific
3%
3
109
5
AA
class
68
67%
124
Fire
76
Ins
American
4.44
5.71
Employees
Inc
Corp
4
Republic Ins Co
Jefferson
13.56
Industrial
F)
—
Insurance
13.31
—1
Financial
(S
Reinsurance Corp—
Owners
14.59
One William Street Fund
Oppenheimer Fund
6ver-The-Coun ter
Electronics
"163
72%
59
115
—10
Amsterdam
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
New
59%
Co
4%s
16.26
Florida Growth Fund Inc„
10
155
Line
Union
Northeastern
54
&
14.42
21%
5
Bid
14.96
20 %
5
51%
Insurance
14.89
13.19
-1
Fund
Co
Co
55
lo
A-
North
417
50%
11.33
25c
Growth
Federated
/
21%
19%
400
5
9.20
10.48
—1
Chemistry
New
New
^
Life——10
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
15%
36%
2.50
8.46
_1
Series
Fund
11
13%
34%
Old
14%
10
;
6.32
1
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
:—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
1
Eurofund Inc
Ins
Insurance
Home
4.03
—1
of Canada Ltd
7.97
1
Inc
Fund
Life
Home
6.00
__
Stock
Growth
5.49
Series
Series
xll.81
Fund
Fund
Stock
Nationwide
Insp & Insurance
11.44
._
Stock
Preferred
Stock
10.47
—1
Income Series
Baton & Howard—
National
(Fla)
—1
Series
Dividend Series
3.23
1
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Natl
61
24%
6%
Series—
Series
Bontl
48%
4
(Balt)_
Natl Life &; Accident Ins.,:
^
56%
5
Manufacturers
Fire
21%
44
1
Hartford
15.38.
12.17
Balanced
8%
4
Gov Employ
20.95
55.63
10.60
7"%
Life-
Life
Insurance
Gulf Life
3.37
11.07
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.10
1
interest
1
Fund
Life
National
42
Hanover
1
1
Mutual Fund Inc
Monument
3%
Co_
Forster
&
Great
Shares
beneficial
3%
2%
5
Assurance
7.61
Trust
2%
1
10
(DC)
al4.09
Mutual
1
C)
(N J)—2
Casualty
Government
10.22
1
42%
403/a
13
—2
Glens Falls
15.27
9.31
—1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh
Delaware
14.12
39
37
&
D
General
Inc
Fire Assurance—12.50
(Ky)
Franklin
15.70
21.23
of
1
Commonwealth
Globe &
Inc—1
Fund
Investment
Standard
Co
Merchants
Shippers-
Insurance
Ins
225
Merchants
Corp
Ins
Life
10%
216
30%
Re-insurance
&
Mass
9%
10
Life
59%
56
95 %
5
(Galveston)
Natl Life
Amer
10
Va
92
Nat
Ins
8%
National
9%
1
of
28%
(Wash
General
interest—1
beneficial
of
Units
Mutual
Investment Inc
Western
Dividend
14.15
14.52
Investors
Fireman's
22.95
Mutual Shares Corp
18.73
—1
3.74
2.57
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
15.36
19%
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series B
—
1
Inc
Co
.J)__2%
Assurance
(Newark N
Mercury
Massachusetts Life Fund—
9.00
8.28
14.21
17%
Inc
Fla)
Home
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins:
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.09
2.34
Stock
33 Vic
Growl,h
Investors
Fund
Bond & Stock
Fund
43%
Federal
3.77
3.58
Investment
Concord
3%
39%
40%
Eagle Fire Iiis Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc—,
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
2.37
Industries
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund Inc
3%
Casualty
1
Bonding & lns_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
37%
Massachusetts
Crum
3.27
shares
Special Investment shares- lc
Transport shares —
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int_33yaC
Composite
1
Maryland
Continental
3.48
2.16
shares
Pai>er
General
3.17
lc
3.44
Metal
135
130
Income
Fund Inc
Loyal
34%
Co
—
——-lc
12.09
13,500
Shares
Commonwealth
10%
Continental
shares—lc
lc
11.18
12,900
Inc
Commonwealth
9%
31%
„
Heritage Life Ins—
Connecticut
al5.10
——
50c
Corp—100
Securities
Lincoln
Beneficial
■
6.48
Life Insurance
9.85
1
.
preferred ——100
7%
9.61
18%
18%
American
18.94
5.94
63 %
17%
3
17%
Bankers
12.20
17.32
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
11.56
8.77
1
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc_—
Christiana
10.58
&
Century Shares Trust
Chase
11.16
Ten 11
of
22%
Casualty Ins Co
Insurance
Bankers
15%
1
Insurance Investors Inc
42
5
Amer
7.22
—1
Life
Canadian International Growth
35%
&
Companies
Boston
:
Fund
Canadian
32%
Assur
Amer
6.33
14%
1
10
Life
•
Life
American
13.84
6.59
Inc—
87%
60
Life
Amer Ins Co
Canada General Fund—
Fund
84%
Ask
20%
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
13%
Equitable
American
15.52
5.77
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
1
California Fund Inc
12.77
13.08
12.68
—
88%
5
Bid
Par
90%
85
Insurance
(Jacksonville
9.57
20.81
14.35
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd
86
10
45%
Amer
16.41
11.70
'(lligh-Gradc Com Stk)-
S-l
'——1
Fund Inc—1
10
■
12%
10.12
19.08
Ask
American General Insur Co_l.50
16.99
15.04
Bid
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co 1
23.94
15.57
—
American
25.95
21.95
Fund)-.
Surety
Co._
American
9.27
(Income Fund)
K-2
Life
&
Agricultural Insurance Co
34.36
24.86
Bonds)
(Discount
B-4
Fund
—.
Blue Ridge Mutual
Boston Fund Inc
—
Insurance
Aetna
13.01
Casualty
Aetna
axl3.19
4.27
Axe-Science & Elect'nics
Aetna
12.09
11.97
—
9.23
Axe-Templeton Growth
11.06
-1
Fund
(The) Mutual Fund _1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)—
5.34
5.29
Axe-Houghton Fund
of
Trust
Johnston
1.65
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
._1
Boston-
._1
Istel
9.44
25%
1.50
ol
Research
Investors
8.64
24
Co
Investment
4.52
4.24
al4.27
•
Fund
Street
America— _1
7.93
—
Companies
Ask
Par
7.33
Shares--—1
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Amer Research & Dev Corp—1
Broad
5.99
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investors
Canada
Bid
5.48
2.30
Business
American
Atomic Devel
Insurance
Par
lc
Funds—
Mutual
2.09
____1.25
Inc
American
Associated
Bid
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
1988
95%
22,
1960
92
FOOTNOTES
89
104%
99
♦No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value,
Exchange,
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on the
t New stock, x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
THE
192
Number 5985
of the
OP
this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1033)
Third Federal Reserve
COURSE
Bank clearings
.
CLEARINGS
BANK
increase compared
an
with
Pennsylvania—Altoona
10.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$21,569,773,705 against $19,477,679,677 for the
there is a
same
Chester
gain for the week ending Friday of 17.4%.
Our comparative summary for
„
i960
••
1959
;,-v
—Z———.
—1,081,048,696
Boston
City
Louis
St.
;
Francisco
San
:
-
5,597,183
3 ,151,007
4,063,649
6,918,582
2.9
17 ,852,609
14,828,453
21,709,939
—42.2
17 ,922,697
16,756,3421
1,070,551,347
1,131,654,378
5.4
903,580,453
851,014,232
5.8
(11
cities)
12,004,339
*280,000,000
12,739,800
276,611,099
572,512,601
Z—ZZZZZZZI
Z ZZ
584,489,697
ZZZ
540,638,702
+
9.1
1.6
Youngstown
296,900,000
509,846,515
83,102,000
Total
+
3.7
305,682,824
281,819,179
+
8.5
five days
$16,472,206,017
$14,619,380,821
Other, cities, five days
4,252,555,381
4,048,582,380
(7
all
Total
All
cities,
cities, five days
west
6.3
+
5.4
10.274,350
12,314,055
11,715,592
430,757,931
cities)
431,744,679
0.2
361,388,579
410,809.920
1,410,480,144
0.1
1,118,392,223
1,192,122,252
Virginia—Huntington
5,875,034
,
Total
(6
4.4
+
+10.7
will
in
appear
cities)
not
are
available at time of
going
to
center showing
Federal
780,839,233
an
increase of 13.9%.
121,788,103
2.4
■
644,401,795
648,195,235
28.711,556
5.1
136,180,053
8.5
108,000,059
105,606,865
399,400,000
411,300,000
2.9
320,200,000
336,100,000
30,181,719
23,340,905
23,454,930
7,316,734
7.0
6,177,451
6,775,977
8.8
"5,558,877
7,023,650
226,384,607
231,316,201
2.1
182,735,699
163,400,301
Alabama—Birmingham
237,693,285
222,139,478
7.0
173,718,620
179,084,113
7,827,374
press.
5,883,434
"
«
Mobile
Total
14,226,740
6.3
836,481
15.2
769,683
903,475
5.9
166,516,043
165,924,495
0.3
998,863,875
1,001,538,444
'
709,389
Orleans
,
239,730,183
1,309,226,358
(10 cities)
6,332,486
254,701,696
13,332,572
Louisiana—New
Districts in which they
Reserve
are
in the
1,313,504,916
12,140,555
13,708,129
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
located and from this
note that in
we
and in the Boston
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
of 5.4%.
a
0.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 2.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve
City Reserve District there is
In the following we
furnish
Inc. or
1958
$
Dec. %
2nd New
14,002,558,254
"
9
York
1,070,551,347
1,131,654,378
—
1,408,472,849
1,410,480,144
—
0.1
6
"
761,801,452
780,839,233
—
2.4
"
1,309,226,358
1,313,504,916
—
17
"
1,803,861,359
1,692,365,506
+
4
10th Kansas
City
6
We
add
now
ended
6.3
554,917,236
579,577,098
450,004,388
676,550,538
—
583,554,567
—
6.0
"
■-—
3.0
1,344,726,899
1,385,931,426
25,259,683,576
23,549,199,152
11,672,441,373
'./-Z
U
+
+
548.728,161
New" York "city_
;
677,301,972
Z
108 cities
.
11,615,848,328
+ 0.5
ZZ -Z-• '
ZZZ :Z0^ZZZZZ Z/ ZZ 'Z/-
our
+
-
September 3 for four years:
vZ/Z-.-n V
1960
'ZZ/zZZ'ZZ'ZZ;Z/v-Z;
:
1959
•.
$
$
;
495,753,567
503,890,155
.-
19,142,542
4.5
—
3.7
6,542,110
13,140,222
1,866,186
7.2
1,344,533,940
8,177,972
15,655,542
1,244,675,783
7,999,418
8.0
978,848,483
980,262,067
2.2
16,697,005
7.4
6,083,991
13,925,143
6,146,115
14,411,342
14,200,276
13,682,640
3.8
9,722,179
8,016,664
8,038,098
0.3
6,023,750
9,544,568
6,632,177
1,803,861,359
1,692,365,506
6.6
1,325,604,432
1,327,079,248
—
cities).
—
—
+
1,346,958
374,500,000
348,700,000
7.4
286,800,000
276,800.000
202,954,697
193,744,945
4.8
201,828,536
200,877,758
138,813,751
131,437,105
5.6
98,062,298
101,658,478
3,436,365
3,419,922
0.5
2,701,559
2,736,384
+
6.3
589,392,393
582,072,620
+
9.8
8,422,005
10,143,733
0.4
374,524,428
325,758,246
+ 10.1
8.7
140,842,028
9,409,236
128,554,049
9,790,508
0.9
4,101,129
4,276,528
Louis-—
.
-
677,301,972,
719,704,813
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—r-Minneapolis—
9,294,693
8,468,417
464,198,160
466,092,802
179,251,494
162,833,320
11,228,597
12,303,094
4,257,791
4,296,761
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St.
Paul
—
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
-
-
—
—
—
-
6,343,810
7,600,336
5,683,874
6,006,115
16,863,045
13,997,607
+
20.5
11,934,536
11,224,388
691,437,590
675,592,337
+
2.3
554,917,236
Montana—Billings
Helena
Total
9,106,839,458
9,228,767,128
\
ZZZZ'-'
r
'
■
cities):
(7
—16.5
495,753,567
,
Tenth Federal Reserve
District—Kansas City-
•
Nebraska—Fremont
city for the
—
Omaha
September 3
Kansas—Topeka
^ 1958
-1957
* $ "ZZZ'Z-
/V Inc. or
; Dec. %'■. Z
5,671,010
4,297,387
+32.0
8,204,787
7,318,658
+ 12.1
5,600,927
761,536,862
720,213,818
5.7
540,548,581
2,747,233
3,385,674
' s
—
Wichita
-
,
i/Z-
City
Missouri—Kansas
936,036
1,210,193
1,356,010
947,598
+ 11.2
767,946
8,830,495
163,384,487
12,223,934
—27.8
9,790,808
9,047,955
2.6
135,749,447
7,204,352
-.25,764,104
126,140,473
..
Hastings
'
—31.8
924,410
1,053,995
—
Lincoln
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
40,535,695
57,426,218
16,521,134
1,441,067
;
(17
Total
427,931,033
1,053,354,806
1,072,288,431
;.'*/*
Week Ended
Z
■.Clearings, at—
7,020,619.
47,936,333
18,368,284,467 .17,757,501,029
7.3
statement showing the figures for each
detailed
2.1
—
—
648,195,235
675,592,337
658,514,086
-
8,791,309
-
Illinois—Quincy
1,001,538,444
1,327,079,248
582,072,620
691,437,590
'/
-V
10
Francisco
-
2.3
1.2
;
" i/
9
——
—_™Z_
Total
"
8,607,365
54,848,387
18,443,973
*2,000,000
-
8,800,598
—
851,014,232
644,401,795
-
•
719,704,813
"
7
Louis
8th Minneapolis
665,199,339
9,009,350,098
1,325,604,432
589,392,393
•
122,701,194
7,781,520
Kentucky—Louisville
998,863,875
6.6
7th Chicago
3,850,677
119,740,290
1,118,392,223 / 1,192,122,252
0.3
-
3,586,508
3.5
+
Tennessee—Memphis
-
903,580,453
5.4
"
—10
6th Atlanta
—25.8
*
Missouri—St.
$
9,461,696,197
+13.5
"
:
669,565,946
4.8"
7
5th Richmond
5Z
12,333,854,508
+
11
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
11th Dallas
887,569,627
+
5,154,913
Peoria
1957
$
930,100,498
12 cities
5.9
71,116,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
$
1st Boston
2.0
+'* 9.6
9,061,207
.
Springfield
1560
Week Ended Sept. 3—
Rapids
Rockford
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
11,947,511
+
165,694,006
City
Total
8,223,370
10,809,826
70,044,000
14,009,801
83,955.000
9,593,153
Decatur
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
19,180,487
8,970,735
171,548,821
Chicago
6.0%
2,698,157
14,826,177
3,824,555
Illinois—Bloomington
in the San Francisco Reserve District of 3.0%.
2,313,677
6.6
24.9
+
—
Moines
Sioux
District of 2.3%. In the Kansas
decline of 1.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
a
Des
District
6.6%, the St. Louis
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a gain of
of 0.3%.
Reserve District of 6.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve
Iowa—Cedar
+ 19.6
—
11,400,090
.—
Bend
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
falling off of
3,516,522
21,054,768
92,011,000
Terre
register
;
4,204,693
19,673,815
14,236,113
14,285,090
-
—
....
Indianapolis
South
week
295,241,955
118,554,734
147,789,778
Macon
We group the cities according to the
Reserve District of 4.8% but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
V
6,572,966
285,828,518
5.9
■
7,191,020
3.1
125,216,309
gain of 0.5%, the bank clearings
was a
the New York Reserve District the totals register a gain of 13.5%
■■
6.4
•
356,071,794
Augusta
results of the previous week—the week ended
Outside of this city there
week in 1959.
Outside
4,611,829
Florida—Jacksonville
elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
the whole country having amounted to $25,259,683,576 against $23,549,199,152
"
9,420,379
234
4,475,697
For that week there was an increase of 7.3%, the aggregate clearings for
Sept. 3.
/
200,026,669
761,801,452
.....
Georgia—Atlanta
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
able to give final and complete
12th San
19,953,713
211,157,826
117,899,354
Mississippi—Vicksburg
8th St
17,194,000
1.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the
7.8
16.3
+ 11.0
$121,569,773,705 $19,477,679,677
Saturday figures
the
and
5,451,234
!
issue of next week.
Saturday
-
-
22,075,000
176
8 821 654
344^951
»
Columbia—Washington
Nashville
and
-
262,604,517
18,467,000
265'787
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
5.0
+
809,716,476
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing
loss
59,607,500
9,176,855
+
+ 19.1
Tennessee—Knoxville
a
56,486,100
10,510,052
78,194,200
12,411,399
Richmond
-1-12.7
$18,667,963,201
845,012,307
all cities for week
♦Estimated.
this
467,178,776
14,289,270
South
$20,724,761,398
...
day™
one
Total
at
223,123,557
443,137,720
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
District of
same
9,939,947
224,851,472
5.3
+
+
-
13,083,136
ZZZ~IZZZ__
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.8
12.5
1.2
2.0
-
17,012,842
Z
Virginia—Norfolk
we are
—
1,408,472,849
Mansfield
+'
314,688,597
..
6,249,494
26,625,779
12,551,844
Cleveland
432,764,980
Ten cities,
In
6 ,497,105
25,903,684
Jersey—Trenton
Cincinnati
448,593,269
—
I
Baltimore
our
5.4
—
Delaware—Wilmington
Ohio—Canton
331,431,956
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
3,650,339
5 ,781,765
369,164,171
+
,198,140
+ 18.8
Columbus
—
4
—16.1
446,330,000
—_
—
—
790,000,000
25.3
+
7,966,814
299,300,000
..
4,068,696
838 ,000,000
4,038,616
7,313,568
589,805,980
;
4,,230,741
5.0
6,685,755
*375,000,000
—
_
Kansas
2 ,059,818
+ 22.7
—
New
3.5
—
2,192,150
2,053,716
,067,154
4,797,406
York
%
826,000,000
5,092,670
1,554,210
2
6.3
—
$
1, 819,417
Wilkes-Barre
+ 11.5
969,448,598
+ 12.6
4,317,342
1,048,000,000
1937
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 17.1
Chicago-.'
1958
Scranton
Total
York
1,678,556
2,732,461
5,298,580
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Sept. 10—
or
—28.2
996,000,000
6,379,938
the week follows:
New
September 3
Inc.
Dec. %
2,178,633
2,560,590
Lancaster
At this center
1959.
$
1,890,339
Philadelphia
Reading
:
Our preliminary totals stand
week in
1959
1,564,629
Bethlehem.
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 10, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
Week Ended
$
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
District—Philadelphia1960
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
45
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
7,843,457
7,094,361
26,804,933
442,334,768
-36,778,745
435.898,049
11,993,482
6,093,155
15,065,952
7,259,008
668,514,086
676,550,538
~
—
159,177,785
+
—
9.6
—27.1
■
Z
793,557
9,311,141
22,959,09,5
318,105,863
1.5
379,645,509
—20.4
13,445,636
5,999,103
10,846.654
579,577,098
503,890,155
*+
—16.1
5,749,381
"
;Z Portland.,,
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River—
Z
New
Bedford
.
Springfield
Rhode
New
0.9
+
3.1
1,362,543
1,142,228
4,026,329
—
6.0
3,226,302
3,299,000
15,164,611
.+
8.7
12,964,0G4
13,727,831
+
3,503,909
3,472,774
*
13,889,616
13,711,701
1.3
10,716,789
51,926,363
—10.2
34,653,449
Haven
23,305,520
23,699,470
£— 1.7
20,058,961
Island—Providence
40.478,400
39,056,900
5,206,514
3,237,771
930,100,498
887,569,627
Hampshire-—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
Total
2,738,817
2,702,498
—
1,412,710
3,786,038
;
46,616,041
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Z.
6,485,089
541,770,504
/
•.
16,476,676
Lowell
■
+
1,456,260
-
3.6
2,779,058
4.8
669,565,946
+
„
■
—
Falls
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
i
cities)-
665,199,339
Twelfth Federal Reserve
127,934,217
2,845,377
5.6
20,190,667
27,990,450
+ 14.6
101,409,140
108,670,353
2.0
2,269,047
—-
1.1
2,978,613
3,019,172
/■
New
3,770,954
York
.
—13,587,242,203;
Rochester
26,197,480
Connecticut—Stamford
New
i
46,630,344
46,695,202
Syracuse
11,933,350,524
+ 13.9
9,139,517,339
8,650,661,571
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jer*ey
,
■*
74,179,275
79,375,362
+
—
0.1
36,553,785
6.0
22,548,137
(a)
(a)
;
27,245,575
+
.
78,380,684
79,381,996
6.0
0.1
62,484,956
9,461,696,197
—
San
(9
cities)
14,002,558,254 ' 12,333,854,508
Francisco
—-
Jose
Santa
5.100,160
6,059,462
13,968,514
—29.7
13,652,313
12,968,501
583,554,567
6.0
450,004,388
427,931,033
6.5
170,248,606
197,589,907
—
211,213,883
Barbara
6,642,577
225,271,749
91,288,486
735,240,196
♦36,500,000
6.114.00O
20,583,406
Total
(10
192,456,213
8.8
5,579,208
5,286,562
8.9
162,586,232
161,099,111
7.7
57,286,777
26,083,335
31,171,569
—24.6
20,084,098
—23.9
0.1
584,124,808
555.256,253
4.1
25,544,075
22,220,327
—17.2
7,325,354
12,979,970
11,551,026
38,060,324
11,072,162
9,965,556
—
+.
—
63,730,531
23,356,476
16,813,171
736,010,176
+
—
—
'
15,116,402
15,824,483
Grand
66,266,242
/
-71,722,131
Outside
-
Total
—33.1
+
4.7
14,110,745
8,004,457
—.
1,344,726,809
1,335,931,426
—
3.0
1,072*288,431
1,053,354,806
25,259,683,576
cities)
23,549,199,152
+
7.3
18,368,284,467
17,757,501,029
11,672,441,373
11,615,848,628
+
0.5
9,228,767,128
9,106,539,458
24,040,820
73,744,513
-+ 13.5
31,618,565
8.062,000
—16.3
23,508,690
15,281,602
California—Long Beach
34,189,697
(a)
—
359,979,201
31.891,693
7,038,769
98,351,921
City
Lake
Utah—Salt
San
3,730,099
9,243,304
381,853,682
9.3
—
205,238,703
Oregon—Portland
2,206,256
—
11,392,540
4.1
—
41,062,884
7,651,464
7,225,751
+
—13.1
499,697,770
District—San Francisco—
—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Jamestown
14,135,166
479,181,282
36,326,607
6,406,000
4.707,382
9,816,941
2,831,551
Washington—Seattle
33,855,692
/
548,728,161
Worth
Wichita
26,468,000
31,567,100
+60.8
+
•
Galveston
1.2
.
12,289,949
—
Dallas
Fort
ZT
District—Dallas—
Eleventh Federal Reserve
33,685,638
21,018.358
-
Texas—Austin
9,285,090
Z I
cities)
(9
—
9,009,350,098
total
(108 cities)-
New York
*Estimated.
City
J——
-(a) Clearings
operations discontinued. '*
if
;
t
At
4&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1034)
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
Ltd.—
Co.,
Marysville
RATES CERTIFIED
Finance
Time
SEPTEMBER 2,
I960, INCLUSIVE
1960 TO SEPTEMBER 8,
Terminal
899
15,
5Vs%
Corp.—
614% series
debs.
Conv.
Toledo
899
1
—-Oct
A,
due Oct.
1969—_____-Oct
1,
and
Monetary
1
414%
mtge.
1st
&
514%
Monday
$
.0386250
.0199937
.0200106
India,
.210650
.210662
.00311083
Labor
00311083
Day
.204037
.239781
.
Inc.—
debentures
1
1
943
1
945
Oct.
due
.———Oct
1978—
1,
.209862
.
,
Telephone &
Collateral deb.
,■
series A,
4J/2%
1,
due Feb.
v
.00161065
7
.
*
Oct
1
Sep
30
596
15
701
702
1970
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd.—a..i,
514% s.f. debentures due March 15, 1962—
2.813060
Page
Date
Telegraph Co.—» L!./,
Cumulative participating class A stock
Eastern Utilities Ltd.—
\'x;;t x/:'
.209912
2.811960
CALLED
.:/Vx'
t
—Sep
.00161045
.00161065
.00161065
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
Malaysia, malayan dollarMexico, peso.
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound-
.328433
.328775
.328566
.328500
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
Greyhound Corp. 5% cumulative preferred stocks
__Oct 31
Memphis Transit Co, 1st serial 4% bonds dated Oct 1, •
1315, due Oct. 1, 1965—:
:
-Oct
1
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.'4%% conv. debs
—Sep 19
.265087
.265143
.265137
.265156
Peninsular
.783306
Closed
2.783663
2.784118
2.785207
krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, pesetaSweden, krona
Switzerland, francUnion of South Africa, poundUnited Kingdom, pound
.140250
Labor
.140318
Italy,
lira
Japan,
yen
.
v
.—
-V
.140321
.0349750
.0349687
.0166401
.193825
.193831
Day
.232018
.232025
2.811500
■
.232075
DIVIDENDS
Sept. 7,
Aug. 31,
1960
1960
1959
$
$
17,735,643
18,306,143
970,300
973,095
926.321
gold certificate reserves—.
18,700,940
Other
cash
:
——
Discounts
and advances,
Acceptances:
Bougnt outright—
■
Held under
380,149
18,708,738
19,232,464
442,535
428,842
405,118
106,193
and investments adjusted*—_—,— 104,852
424
+
adjusted*
67,942
163
+
Commercial
repurchase agreement
32,107
560
19,536
138
Other securities
Other
Bought "outright—
'
-'Bonds.
'——i_.
2,639,407
2,641,700
14,006,993
14,006,993
10,506,993
7,510,298
_
7,510,298
11,010,298
2,483,771
2,483,771
26,640,469
bought outright__
Held under
repurchase agreement
82,100
121,300
26,722,569
26,761,769
26,674,512
26,931,348
27,199,494
27,157,647
15
15
15
Total
loans
foreign
and
securities-
banks—
4,614,276
premises
Other
4,916,605
>
4,590,901
105,510
assets
105,501
96,566
227,214
—
assets
207,192
177,759.
51,347,362
securities
52.008,922
51,956,848
LIABILITIES—
xinance,
27,817,080
27,621,301
27,770,265
17,322,312
17,735,276
U.
r
reserves
—
S.
Treasurer—general account
.Foreign
,
517,536
■
,4
—
Total
deposits^i.^........^..
liabilities—
CAPITAL
204,398
308,311
431,820
373,578
18,410,707
369,700
18,838,538
4,209,414
3,817,718
41,467
41,550
39,985
50.725,172
Surplus
.
—
Other
domestic
Real
U.
S.
finance,
402,002
____________
7-74,808
774,808
________
123,518
106.709
382,658
J
Total liabilities Si capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to
deposit and
F.
-
R.
note
12
loans
+
"1"
2
+
20
+
Within
1
to
5
6
+
1
year——
37
231
+
217
+
+
21o
1,309
•
—
724
4,866
with
and coin
With domestic
Federal
Banks
Reserve
;
assets—net
Total
30
204
—
+
2,648
+
24
+
112
+
137,527
+
1,679
+
51,347,362
239,274
52,008,922
51,956,848
10-
1
xiy4%
preference
E
(quar.)
A
2nd
8-31
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
9-30
9-15:
8-31
8-25
9-30
15c
9334c
9-
8
1
10-18
$15c
10-14
9-30
*13y4c
10-14
9-30
50c
9-30
9-16
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
9-13
9-
2
1
9-
9
60c
9-15
9-
1
25c
convertible preferred B
Co.
8-31
1
10-
$1.25
.
9-15
9-
2
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
&
Terminals
8-31
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
;__
3%% preferred (quar.)
6% pfd. A (quar.)
Co.,
9-15,
.
10.
xiy2%
pid.
Electric
Tea
6%
9-30
9-20
11-
Ltd.—
preferred
Storage,
i
*12'/2C
(quar.)
2,822
preference
Machine
Jones
73
convertible
&
&
Lamson
Laughlin
Joslyn
Mfg.
Julian
&
LIABILITIES—
Demand
Kahler
^
Steel,
*15c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)—
5%
& Supply Co.
i
;
58,887
deposits...—
demand deposits:
banks
3,696
banks
deposits:
Time
-
-
284
—1,329
175
+
40.5%
40.3%
Corp.
534%
24
pfd.
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10,771
—
_
+
1,390
—„
—
199t
—
26t
—
71
.
1
10-
1
4%
—
+
56
309
+
211
2,136
+
35
Banks
Reserve
————__*
(San
Francisco
203,578
—.,
—
+
125
55c
(quar.)—
District).
$1.05
12-
1
11-14
$1.08%
12-
1
11-14
$1.12 y2
12-
1
11-14
$1
9-15
8-31
50c
10-15
9-30
City Southern Ry.
preferred
preferred
preferred
*
adjusted, $231 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $204 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $234 million in demand
deposits adjusted,
and $199 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks.
'
Commercial and industrial loans increased
brokers. and dealers
and
and
including
those
called
called
stock
common
under
sinking
for
fund
redemption,
provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the
page number
gives the location in
Power
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
were
preferred
(quar.)
NOTICE
OF
loans to others
carrying U. S. Government and othei; secu¬
rities increas ed $17 million. Loans to
nonbank financial
Page
Other loans increased
$37 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $217 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Mills, inc. common stock—
Kendall
New
1
9-
9
9-15
26c
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
10-
1
$1.061/4
10-
1
$1.12 Va
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
i
—_—
•
$4.50
600
Page
Atlanta Gas Light Co.
15
1
1st 514% bonds due Oct, 1,1932—Oct
(A. M.) Byers Co, 7% cumul. preferred stock
Sep 22
Columbia Gas System, Inc. 5% debs, series I due 1982—Oct
1
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York* Inc.—
4% convertible debentuers due
Consumers Power Co.—
4%%
due
795
398
896
Sep 12
1973—
series
697
1987
496
9
9-
9
9-
9
9-
9
9-15
8-31
9-30
9-16
10c
:
10-
1
9-15
T^c
9-12
q-
25c
9-15
8-26
2
'
(quar.)——,
common
87 Vac
87M>c
—
60c
10-
1
9-15
1-2-61
12-15
10-
1
(initial
after
2-for-l
30c
split)
9-15
9-15
8-30
$1.12%
10-
1
35c
10-
1
————
Stone,
Inc.,
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Oil Industries—
1-
6
4-14-61
4-
7
1-13-61
1-
6
2
40c
9-15
8-25
9-15
9-
1
3
5c
9-15
9-
20c
(quar.)_.
9-22
8-31
30C
10-
1
28yec
10-
1
B
4.80% pfd.
Keystone Custodian Funds:
Keyes Fibre
Co.,
net
investment
income)
9
9-
9
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
8-
9
30c
(quar.)—-—
Keystone,Discount Bond Fund Series B-4
9-
1
10c
10c
—
Oil
(from
7
1-13-61
$1.25
(increased quar.)_
prior preferred (quar.)—
Co., class A
10-
37%C
(quar.)
(quar,)
——.—
Fund (monthly)———
Gold
10-14
25C
:
—
conv.
Kewanee
9-20
9-
25C
(quar.)„—_
9-23
25c
common
Company
Kerr-McGee
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
1
'
29c
9-15
21c
9-15
8-31
50c
—
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
Series S-l (from net investment income)
9-20
9-
8-31
596
Oct
9-
15c
prelerred A (quar.)
Refining (quar.)_
Copper Corp.—
Income
Class
9-15
+ <
Co.—
Kentucky
Kerite
9
40c
(quar.)
Corp.———.—
common
Kendall
414%
Date
Corporation—>.
1st mortgage bonds, series E, due Aug. 1, 1984—Sep
bonds
9
10-
35y2c
—.—
preferred (quar.)
314% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)—
Kerr-Addison
Alabama Gas
mortgage
9-
(quar.)
common
Sugar Co. Ltd
Common
Company and Issue—
1st
1
314%
Kerr
1964-Sep 30
—Sep 15
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
5(4%
10-
$1.12 y2
(quar.) ——
5% preferred (s-a)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
Louis Ry.—
series I and J bonds due 1963 and
for
9-
Common
TENDER
Date
Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Real Silk Hosiery
9
1
$1.15
preferred
(quar.)———
Drug Co. (quar.)—
Common
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
Consol. 4^2%
9-
10-
i
(quar.)
Company,
9
1
—
Co.,
'preferred
Kellogg
9-
10-
—
Light
Company
1
$1.08
(quar.)
&
10-
Kennecott
the current volume
Pittsburgh,
41c
$1.07
(initial)-'—
common
preferred
Kawneer
$69 million.
or
institutions increased $29 million.
preferred
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
(quar.)„
(quar.)—
414'%
Katz
bonds, notes,
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)—
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas—
Kayser-Roth
corporate
Co.,
Co., com.
414%
Kekaha
of
list
:
(quar.)
non-cumulative preferred
4.60%
.
Fund Notices
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
11-14
(quar.)_
New
Redemption Calls and Sinking
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended August 31,1960: Increases of
$163 million in loans
11-14
1
(quar.)
4.32%
71,092
a
1
12-
preferred
5%
be found
8-31
12-
$1
—
preferred
Kansas Gas & Ele'trie
* Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and after deduction
of valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
Below will
9-20
95c
;
(quar.)
preferred
4%
473
41.3%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
9-16
9-16
4.50%
Kansas
202,693
9-30
9-30
—
:
4.35%
185
+ 1,151
4.28%
♦Preliminary
36yac
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Kansas
Federal
others
$1.4G preferred
(quar.)—
4.20%
6
1,431
31,858
From
Corp.,
^
City Power & Light Co.—
3.80%
116
Co._______
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
Common
Domestic
Foreign
+
—
Kokenge
Steel
Kaiser
deposits adjusted
U. S, Government demand
5%
1
xiy4%
414%
purchasing
10-
(quar.)
$5
1
8-31
1
(quar.)
prelerred A
9-
1
10-
$1.25;
(increased)
(quar.)
Jones
tAugust 24 figures revised (New York District).
liabilities
r___
liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
to
10-
30c
*$1.75
Supply,
9-15
»
9-15
$1.50 '
Co., Ltd.
C
5%
\«v' '
»_•»
B
Water
«
*
Contingent
Loans
f
D
5%
774
—
„;r
preference
514%
66
—
1
preference
Johnson Service
59
+
43
10-
f
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preference
Johnston
547
—
9-15-
1
xl34%
Jewel
—1,754
+
1,189
banks
assets/liabilities
preference
Jefferson
526
+
9-15
1
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
preferred
Jantzen, Inc.,
979
—
13
+
13,181
—.—.—_
23
3,901
Other
Y.)
Public Service
Jamaica
—1,676
10
—
9,529
—
Reserves
+
+
17,870
—;
1
10-
40C
*
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
:—
1010-
$1.20
_
6%
315
6
2,612
——
1
(N.
9-15
9-15
5%
1,137
+
.+
—
years—
Co.
1
1
5%
221
+
15,193
of indebtedness
bonds maturing:
years—
1st
7%
Treasury notes ft U. S.
After 5
Trust
1010-
82 Vz C
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
236
+
9-15
533/4c
'
(quar.)
Common
35
+
12,566
—
—
preferred
;5%
108
27,381
:
bills
18
149
+
1
_
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
139
—
17
+
674
securities—total—
Treasury certificates
'<
—
10-17
10-
-'.'.X/.-'-.J
868,410
'
combined
+
1,341
banks-
commercial
Interbank ——————
402,233
accounts
1
4,183
etc.—
loans—
estate
Government
294
Borrowings:
in——
capital
4
+
10-17
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Jamaica
50,466,506
3,777,760-
ACCOUNTS—
paid
+
foreign banks
From
Capital
147
1.134
i
1
45C
■
-
personal
to
Interbank
18,852,907
50,047,034
Deferred availability cash itemsOther liabilities and accrued divs—..
Total
481,413
194,736
376,073
____—
Other
4
—
1111-
17,786,949
Deposits:
Member bank
+
preferred
preferred
Irving
9-15
25o
3.30%
135
+
-
9-15
9-30
37&C
4.35%
to¬
to
Balances
Federal Reserve notes.
+
9-30
of Rhode Islands—
4.80%
institutions:
financial
Currency
—
474
8
1,392
Other securities
Total
103
.___—
^—;
nonbank
Treasury
—
Cash item in process of collection-
Bank
+
carrying:
Loans
Other
from
5
1,651
31,750
Total U. S. Govt, securities—
Due
1,016
8-31
9-30
-
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power & Light—
Iowa
pur¬
purchasing or
Government
to
Sales
26,642,762
securities
Loans
Total
*40c;
4.80%
1,974
——
other securities
Loans
+
—
for
dealers
69
2,483,771
26,640,469
for
loans
S.
U.
2,639,407
—
;
_
and
Trust Co.
preferred
4.30%
carrying:
or
Government
S.
U.
"0. S, Government securities:
Certificates
loans
brokers
to
Loans
1,331
30,966
loans—
industrial
and
Agricultural
1—
___
+
Holders
Payable of Rec.
;
.
Iowa Electric, Light & Power Co.—
Common (quar.)
3,318
463,461
32,107
$2.50
1,095
Loans
and Investments
Total loans
chasing
—
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Extra
444
344,617
176,672
(Canada),
(increased s-a)
Investors
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
356,879
387,910
__
—.—i-
Share
,
lc
1959
1960
Loans
Total
Federal Res. notes of other banks—
Syndicate
Class A
Investors Royalty Co.
Sept. 2,
Aug. 24,
Aug. 31,
I960*
17,730,640
[.
Decrease (—) Since
J
When
Per
Investors
Increase (+) or
Sept. 9,
12
page
Name of Company
to
Loans
commercial banks increased $20 million.
7
from
bor¬
million.
$35
increased
others
from
rowings
a.-■
■
2.813060
Federal Reserve Banks increased $211 million and
domestic
—
941
1
.
(In thousands of dollars)
account—.
•
2.802550
2.811960
2.800996
.811140
2.801454
.231987
.800637
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
certificate
—Oct
stock-
•Announced in this issue.
Continued
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
799
Corp.—
.193825
.0349687
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
ASSETS—
799
—
.0166401
.193837
Products
.140337
.0349687
.0166401
Motel
cumulative convertible preferred
6%
.0166401
Norway,
Gold
845
.
•
.239765
;
.209825
2.811500
Ltd.
Weingarten,
Associated
:
'
.209850
&
414%
ENTIRE ISSUES
.204037
.239784
2 .811140
rupee-
Ireland, pound
mtge.
Company and Issue—
.00311083"
v
.204043
.239784
1st
5%%
.210712
,204037
&
4%
.0200075
1.030729
.00311083
210650
&
mtge.
(J.)
1.030031
1.030677
mtge.
1st
"
j
.0386250
.0386250
0199825
1st
Ventures
2.241482
0386250
Closed
*"
.0120386
2.240605
Austria,
Belgium,
029843
,
$
Sept. 8
.
.0120386
2.240239
2 239952
pound.
schilling
franc,
Canada, dollar,
Ceylon, rupee.
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan) new franc—
Germany, deutache mark
Australia,
Sept. 7
>
.0120349
0120386
Free
v
t1
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
<
4%
Thursday
$
>
Sept. 2
Argentina, peso-
Wednesday
Tuesday
$
Friday
802
1
bonds due Oct. 1, 1982
Oct
Pipe Line Co.—
collateral trust bonds series A;
collateral trust bonds series D;
collateral trust bonds series B;
collaterial trust bonds series C„-Oct
debentures due Oct. 1, 1969—--—Oct
Oil
Mountain
Trans
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money).
Rate lor
Noon Buying
Unit
800
RR.—
First mortgage 4%%
County
800
1
debentures due 1976
peabody Cool Co. 5lA%
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1
1951, due 1963——Sep 15
cumul. pfd. stock
,Oct
1
dated March
debs,
Oct
——
Inc.—
Newspapers,
secured
5%.
1
——.—Oct
1979——
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company—
2%%
debentures due Oct. l, iy66
Northern Natural Gas Co.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
*
Nov
1, 1977
due Nov.
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—
47/a% debentures due Oct. 1,
transfers on the different
Page
Date
''
/
•
secured pipe line bonds,
6 Va.%
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
Oil
Home
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
certifies daily to
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of
.
1
Keystone Portland
Cement
(quar.)—
Keystone .Steel & Wire Co,
(quar.)_
—
50c
9-12
6
8-10
Volume
,
192
Number 5985
.
.
Per
„
■Name of Company
Klcinert (I. B.)
Corp.
Kingsport Press Inc.
Company
Kirsch
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
-A
Knudsen creamery, common
Voting common
(quar.)
1
9-2
1
8-29
9-15
1
9-30
9-30
Massachusetts
From
9-15
68Vic
9-30
9-15
50c
v
10-
6
10-
1
9-15
Mayfair
Mayfair
12C
10-
1
9-15
conv,
pfd.
(monthly)
10c
9-15
9-
1
10-
6
McCord
11-21
____
(S. S.)
11-
9-12
6
10-
11-
9-15
10-15
9-
1
2
10-21
9-20
5c
9-
>9-
McGraw-E'dison
1
9-20
___
y;Y.yY
1
1
9-12
.
1
(John),
Laclede
Gas
.
4.32%
Ltd.
Co.,
Class
(quar.)
National
Lafayette
and
A
B
(Brooklyn,
(quar.)
(Alfred)
\
A
Class
,4.75%
Lang
9-
9-30
9-15
9-30
31'Ac
$20c
*
9-30
Class
A 9-15
8-15
(quar.)
9-10
pfd.
conv.
10-15
10-
10-
1
W.)
Lehn
(initial)
Fink
&
Motor
Leitch
class
Co.,
(quar.i
A
& Cooke, Ltd._
Incorporated
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
(initial)
.
Litton
Industries
;tClass
class
$1.60
1st preference
Lock Joint Pipe
Logan
4.35%, preferred
Scar
Gas
7%
2nd
Gas
Mill
Miller-Wohl,
10-
1
.9-12
10-
1
9-12
Minerals
$1.25
;
__
(quar.),
9-
9
1
9-
9
—Y *
(quar.)—
.
_:
—
Corp.,
class
A
—
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Majestic Specialties
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works,
1
C
1
class
—_
pref.
5%
(stock
A
(quar.)_
dividend)
Manischewitz
(B.)
(quar.)
Manufacturers National Bank
of
(quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
Market Basket (Calif.), common
$1
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
—
Marquette Cement Mfg., 6% pfd.
Marsh (M.) & Sons (quar.)——
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)—
______
Extra
Martin
6%
Company
Credit
preferred
(quar.)
Finance
——
Corp.,
common—
(quar.)___.
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
-
4'/2%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__—
Modine
Mfg.
8-31
9-15
8-15
1
9-15
10-
9-27
9-12
1
9-12
9-15
8-31
9-29
9-
10-
9-
9-29
2
2
8-15
9-15
8-26
9-
9-30
9-15
10-
10-31
9-30
10-
9
7
$2.50
Morningstar-Paisley
Morrell
(John)
7%
9-15
M'orton
&
preferred
Mfg.
1
10-14
9-15
8-26
9-16
8-17
Mountain
9-
Consolidated,
9
9-
10-
3
9-15
9-15
9-
9-12
$4.50
8
9-20
6
Motor
Finance Corp.,
Mount
-
10-15
Supply (Pittsburgh) (quar.)
States Telephone & Telegraph—
common
(initial-quar.)
Mueller Brass
(quar.)
8-26
Munsingwear,
Inc.,
9-20
10-15
7%
Fuel
9-20
9-30
10-
Mills,
Vernon
(quar.)—
preferred (s-a)—
stockholders
9-20
5'A%
9-20
——
—
common
dividend
(subject
(quar.)——_
approval of
10-
1
7)—_—
Murray
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
Company (Texas) _____,
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Muskogee Company
(quar.) —.—
10-
9-16
Mutual
10-
9-20
6%
10-
9-20
■i
10-
9-20
10-
9-27
9-
6
System,
Inc.,
common
Nalco
Chemical
1
9-16
Nasco,
10-
1
9-16
Natco
3
9-
9
10-
3
9-
9
________
Y__:—
(quar.)————
Corp.
9
9-
9
1
9-9
$1
9-10
8-31
$1.50
50c
45c
10-10
9-30
1
9-15
(quar.)__
9-30
9-15
—_—
85c
9-30
9-15
Telephone
(Ohio),
1
6%;
preferred
Newbury
6
9-30
____
(quar.)
(J.
Niagara
$1.12'A
—_
(quar.)
com.
_______
(quar.)__—
Co,
Power,
preferred
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-23
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
9-16
9-12
8-31
9-30
12-
9-
11-
7
1
8
9-12
8-26
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
i;
9-28
9-
North
9
9-16
8-31
1
V
8-15
9-
9-15,
8-29
9-15
9-30'
9-
9
2
9-23
9-
2
9-30
9-
2
9-30
9-
6
9-29
9-12
9-15
8-25
•
10-15
9-
6
10-
9-
6
1
10-14
9-30
10-11
9-
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
9-23
9
1
1
8-26
10-
1
8-26
10-
3
9-15
10-
3
9-15
10-
1
preferred
preferred
9-15
9-30
9-
1
10-
1
9-15
9-15
9-16
9-
6
9-29
$3.50
30c
12-20
9-12
8-24
22'Ac
10-15
9-20
35c
45c
9-30
9-16
9-15
8-19
100%>
26'Ac
25c
20c
50c
8c
9-21
25c
Inc.,
Corp.
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
65c
from
capital
12'Ac
;
—
9-12
12-
1
9-15
9-
9
(quar.)
4.50%)
preferred
Northern
Insurance
Natural
—
(quar.)__
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Gas,
common
20c
and
25c
from
90c
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-16
9-23
9-15
11-
1
9-
9
8-19
10-14
9-30
9-
2
9-23
9-
9
10-
3
9-22
9-16
9-
2
9-16
9-
2
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
10-14
9-30
10-20
10-
6
10-
6
9-9
10-
2
9-
9-20
2
8-19
9-30
8-19
10-14
9-16
10-14
9-16
10-14
11-15
9-20
9-16
11-
1
8-26
5'/a%
9-16
5.80%>
10-
1
9-16
5.60%
10-
1
preferred (quar.)
———
$1.37'/a
preferred (quar.)
$1.45
preferred (quar.).__y_——$1.40
Northern New York Trust Co. (Watertown)
Quarterly :____Y^—-—__Y_--.——
.' Y $1-50
Northern Ohio Telephone, common (quar.)__
50c
$106
$1.12 A
$1.25
4'A % preferred
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
Common
—-
(quar.)
5'/a%
________
9-16
1
9-
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
140c
10-25
9-30
|40c
___________
—-
1st preferred
9-15
10-25
9-30
9-15
8-25
+69c
t$1.50
(quar.)
—_
(quar.)________.—
6%
2nd
8-19
preferred
9-
6
9-26
9-
6
9-30
9-15
(quar.)__
—_
40c
(stock dividend) ____
5%
Northwest Airlines, common (quar.)___:
20c
5'A% preferred (quar.)
$0.328'/b
Nova Scotia Light & Power, Ltd. (quar.)_..__
U5c
Oahu
(quar.)
Ltd., common
50c
Railway & Land
Mills,
Ogilvie Flour
Africa non-resident
of South
Ohio
Edison
Co.
Co.,
4.44%)
preferred
8-18
9-30
9-30
Ohio
Water
9-
Stock
3
9-
25c
15s
9-13
9-
9-13
9-
25c
10c
9-15
9-
1
9-21
9-
6
Hoc
50c
9-15
8-22
9-20
9-
7
50c
—
9-15
9-
1
9-30
9-
1
9-
9-10
8-19
9-30
Union
—
—
31c
;
9V?n
—
$1.10
$1.11
——
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-,
1
9-15
9-30
9-
9
9-
9
6Y*C
9-15
8-15
15c
9-12
8-29.
2%
dividend
Oklahoma-Mississippi,
Quarterly
River
Products
Line
9-16
Coal
Corp.'
Old
Ben
Old
9-
10-
9-30
(quar.).,
9-16
1
9-26
6
7
9-14
10-
1
6
tax)
(quar.)
Service
1
3
preferred (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
9-12
2
10-
(quar.)
common
3.90%)
4.40%)
9-
10-
(quar.)_—
9-9
7
9-12
+50c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Oahu Sugar Co. Ltd,_
Okanagan Helicopter, Ltd.—6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Brass Co. (quar.)
Crankshaft
9-
+25c
Oak
Ohio
9-15
1
—Y
Oglsbay Norton Co. (quar.)
—
O'okiep Copper Co. —
(Equal to approximately $2.10 less
■
9-30
10-
(quar.)__
—
__—_______
8-26
10-15
8-25
9-20
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
9-30
10-15
9-15
Northrop Corp.
Republican
net
——
9-15
1
1
Oil
—_—:—
"
10-
10-
9-15
(Md.)—
gains
investment income
—
9-30
9-15
9-15
$1.25
37'Ac
15c
10c
15c
t62'Ac
55c
44c
$1.06
$1.06%,.
» $1.13
37'Ac
35c
(quar.)——_—
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
8-26
10-
*
(quar.)_—>
4.40%)
9
10-
9-15
Gas
4.25%)
8-30
9-
9-30
$1.21 'A
$1.31'A
4.22%
V
8-29
«•
9-
9-23
9-15
9-15
Lines—
Van
American
Penn
Common
8-29
9-15
9-30
Northern Indiana Public Service—
2
9-12
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
quarterly __^.____yy-———
Co, (quar.)
North Star Oil. Ltd., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
North
9-15
9-15
.10-
90c
Increased
8-31
9-16
Weaving
10-
97'Ac
$1.02'A
—_—_—_—,—_
_.—
J15c
Class B (quar.)
Y,
_____
$15c
Nicholson File
(quar.)__-^-__—30c
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.)
25c
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar,)__—,—»««—;—+50c
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
15c
Normetal Mining,
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
+5c
Norris-Thermador Corp. (quar.)
22'Ac
North American Aviation Inc. (quar.).—50c
North American Cement, class A
(quar.)—
35c
Class
B
(quar.)—
25c
North American Investment,
common
10c
51A%>
preferred
(quar.)—
34%c
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
37'Ac
North American Refractories (reduced-quar.)
'
35c
Niagara Wire
9-16
9-15
.
Gas—
(quar.)__
J.)
Mohawk
,
—_——
10-
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_—
Nachman
—
9-
1
10-
(quar.)
1—
(quar.)
8-22
9-
,
to
September
on
1
10-
pfd.
4%;
&
preferred
Extra
pfd.
10-
Electric
9-16
$1.75
8c
$5
6
State
Newark
<
8-10
6
4'A %
V
9-15
9-15
preferred
(quar.)____.^____—93%c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'A
3.75 %
8-19
1
Mountain
11-
9-15
31'Ac
$1.12%
9-
9-12
9-30
9-
1
62'Ac
15c
'
20c
1
8-26
York
Inc.—
Corp.
Nation-Wide Securities
—
—
(quar.)
,
__—.————
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Co. (quar.)
Cafeterias
Morrison
9-15
1
preferred
9
10-
9-
New
1
Engineering—
prior
9-
55c
1
1
_____—
9
1
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
10-
10-
1
9-12
1
9-30
10-
10-11
9-15
10-
9-
43c
10-
10c
;
9
9-15
10-
4.85%
______
9-16
9-
50c
8-31
(quar.)————
1
1
20c
(quar.)
9-26
1
9-19
'
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-
10-
47'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Industries,
3'A%
9-26
60c
27c
:
,
split
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Morgan
10-
8-19
45c
$1.50
,
(quar.)—
A
10-15
1
$1.09
$1.18%
preferred
preferred
York,
preferred
8-25
1
9-19
9-12
25c
25c
12c
30c
25c
(quar.)——_
class
Ltd..
loc
1
9-
6
preferred
preferred
9-15
9-
1
Mohasco
Stock
>•
Co.. Ltd.
&
9-
6
3.60%
9-16
9-16
9-30
9-15
10-
10-1
+22'Ac
$17Vic
S.)
—
9-15
9-
4.10%
9-15
1-20
$15c
50c
20c
I
Maryland
B
8-31
7'Ac
Public Service—
3.90%)
90c
4'Ac
$31'Ac
$25c
9-15
9-
Orleans
8
40c
*
com.
9-14
9-15
1
9-15
9-30
10-20
50c
-
9-
9-20
5%
——
(quar.)
—>
(quar.)—_
Corp.
1
40c
1
9-15
25c
10c
87'Ac
4.20% preferred (quar.) -__Y—y__
y$$'05
Mohawk
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)_—25c
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.,: class A (quar.)
$22'Ac
Class
B
(quar.)
_Y----—— : $22 'Ac
Preferred
(quar.)
—
$55c
Molybdenum Corp. of America (stk. divd.)
.-,Y' 1%
Monroe Auto Equipment Co. (quar.)
20c
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)
25c
Montgomery Ward & Co., com. (reduced)—
25c
Class
A
(quar.)
Y; $1.15 ,
Montreal Trust Co. (quar.)——-—
35c
Montrose Chemical Co.
(quar.)
15c
Montana-Dakoia Utilities, com.
(quar.)
30c
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'A
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
Y
$1.17'A
Moore-McCormick Lines, Inc.
15c
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
t20c
? 1%
preference, class A (quar.)
+$1.75
7% preference, class B (quar.)
+$1.75
Moore Drop Forgings, common (quar.)
20c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
59%c
11-
90c
(increased)—;——
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
1
1
2-1-61
New
—
___
■"
Class
Fuel
Pipe Line,
10-
1
10-
9-
50c
$1.10
$1.15
"
$1.43%
9-15
9-
10-31
10-
New
•
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
River
(Robert),
Detroit—
Quarterly Y.
Marine Bancorporation
Maritime
$4.60 preferred
(J.
53'Ac
62Vic
30c
2%
50c
—
1
10-
12'Ac
———
Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd.
11-23
$1
9-30
;
Mississippi
Mitchell
9-
v/Y^r
y^-
dividend
/«: Stock
Mitchell
:
10-
12'Ac
(quar.)—__—
preferred
9- 23
$1.0iy4
4.36%;
1
8-25
conv.
50c
,2'A%
(quar.)
_________
5-for-4
a
4%%
9-
■j 9-10
8-31
25c
ll'Ac25c
50c
31c
59%c
12'Ac
10-15
9-15
8-19
10 %
8-29
9- ■26
(quar.)__
Jersey Power dc Light,
preferred (quar.)
New
8-31
8-31
25c
A
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.,
Mangel Stores (quar.)
Co.
—
(incr.-quar.)
.
Shirt
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
Co.
approved
4.05%
9-15
9-12
9-15
15c
.1
income)—
9-30
9-15
9-15
Y
New
8-31
15c
22'Ac
1
v.
>.
_
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Maine Public Service, common
Manhattan
Ltd.—
9-15
;
15c
8-
$25c
-
Powell River,
1
9-14
__Y_-_—
Mission Insurance. Co.—
8-25
9- 13
Natural Gas—
Jersey
Stockholders
(initial quar.)_—
—_—
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
(quar.)
Mining & Mfg.—
d-12
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Gas
New
9-
56'Ac
New common
Mississippi
$$1.25
$50c
New Haven
9-
9-16
Missouri-Kansas
V;
9-
1
1
9-30
Minnesota
9. 12
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance (incr.-quar.)
15c
—
9-12
10c
(quar.)
9-15
:
—
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
.
Co.
1
15c
-——
Lime
12c
,
1
9-15
75c
New
l'Ac
1
9-15
common
on
(initial)—.
1
$3c
15c
45c
i 65%c
(quar.)—
common
Company
quarterly
B
9-
20c
15c
.___———
(quar.)
li_.
preferred
&
England
50c
37'Ac
37'Ac
—
9-
37Vic
55c
20c
$1.50
.
(quar.)
common
7
3.40%;
«
2-
1
9- 26
10-
20c
10-
-
3-1-61
35c
,30c
(quar.)__
10-
35c
25c
/•
Appliance (quar.)
Chemical Phihpp Corp.—
9-15
+3c
—-—-.
&
8-31
9-15
.
Bros.
10-
25c
15c
„_.—„_
Safety
9-10
t6c
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)_.
(quar.)
New Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)____
6%
preferred (s-a)
New England Electric System (quar.)
9-
1
60c
-V'
Co.
&
8-31
10%
(quar.)__
Nestle-Le Mur Co.
9-16
9-
Neisner
9-16
9-30
1
—
—
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bloedel
10-21
(quar.)—
Corp.
30c
—
9-16
9-30
(Boston)
(quar.)
Pipeline Co. of America—
5%%: preferred (quar.)__,
___yi_____
Nazareth Cement Co. (quar.)
2
9-30
5%
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—y—
$1
common-..——
9-26
10-
convertible
40o
:_.
Quarterly
4Vi%
9-15
1
90c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Inc.,
B.)
9-30
1
____'
(R. H.) & Co. (quar.)_
Madison Fund. Inc. (from invest,
Madison Gas & Electric
(quar.)
(G.
9-15
11-
(quar..)
—;
Magnavox
1
10-
___
Macy
Macke
7
-10-
(reduced)
9-
Tile
8-31
9-15
(Ala.)—
Natural Gas
11-30
Y 9-16
1
9-12
Bank
9-15
3c
National Union Fire Insurance (Pgh.)
Nationwide
Corp.
(stock dividend)
9-
—
50c
(quar.)
Products
&
Mine
8-26
9-
55c
$1.75
$3
5%
Extra
10-
^
.•«■* $1.75
Co
preferred (quar.)
MacLaren Power & Paper
-
Factors
4'A%
8-26
9-15
10c
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Mackinnon Structural Steel,
MacMillan
9-12
9-23
30c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Macfadden Publications (quar.)___
;
45c
$1.21
30c
(quar.)
Macassa
^
10-
Y
(quar.)
Trucks
Miles
Class
preferred
12-15
1
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
1
96 'Ac
97'Ac
$1.08%
$1.11'A
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
___Y__YY__—__
Laboratories
(monthly)
—-Y-_
Y Initial
common
9-
dividend)
preferred
9-12
Lynchburg Foundry
Mack
4
6%
9-12
Typograph
Metal
8-
Common
9-14
(quar.)
9-15
10-
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
1
,_1
preferred
Lyon
4
10-
Lucky Lager Brewing
Y $6
4
8-
$1.06%
.____
Ludlow Corp.
4
8v
9-12
12Vic
pfd. B
9
(quar.)
Reclaiming
8-
9-12
1
%
9
9-
Midwest Securities Investment, Inc. (Dayton)
9-30
-20c
(stock
Corp.
4
10-15
-
9-
1
15c
,
8-
10-1
Co.
Co.
Oil
National
9-16
*
.
*
Co.
Corp.
National Tank
2
17 VaC
_—v_
Steel
9
9-
95c
9-12
9-12
■i
$40c
___
_
Lucky Lager Breweries,
Ludlow
'
Hotel—
Common
Financial
Rubber
$1.08%
Co.,
1
Midwest
Midwest
National
9-
New
Midwest
9-12
(quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
Title
9
>8-19
8-31
1
10-
'
Y
Shawmut
1
7
9-15
1
-
invest-
10-
10-25
9-15
62'Ac
v,
8-19
1
1
9-30
•/,, 25c
1
dividend
National-Standard
10-
>Y,
l
net
11-
15c
Y
Insurance
National
15c
4
$1.08%
preferred
Extra
9-
10-7
(quar.)
Investment
Louisville
$54c
* •
Stock
9-13
30c
87VaC
Series—-
Security
8-22
9-15
$20c
2
8-29
9-15
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
9-
12-2
9-26
7c
9-16
10-
2%
(quar.)
National
9-30
1-6-61
$1.75
V
(Canada)
series
1
87V2C
—
8-
$54c
(P.) Company, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
YY
Los Angeles Investing (quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
(quar.)
_
Lowell
9-30
stock
9-12
75c
series
Growth
1
$5c
,,
i
Industries
income
Income
1
(quar.)——_^Y_ YV
Co.
(quar.)
*
Abrasive
Mid-West
ment
9-15
9-15
9-16
10-
.
Quarterly distributions from
8-18
-
1
10-
Middle South Utilities
1
1
10-
—
9-12
9-12
7%
Louisville
A 9-
9-15
+60c
Lorillard
•
9-15
(quar.)
Cement
Baltimore
12-15
1
10-21
-
.
Long Island TTust. (quar.)
Long Mile Rubber Corp. (quar.)
Lord
10-
E
convertible
Star
12-31
F
preferred
:4.84%
9-16
8-18
15c
40c
pfd. (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
30c
Michigan Gas & Electric, common (quar.)__
50c
4.40% preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—
VYyf
New common (initial-quar.) _—______—- \
15c
5%
preferred (quar.)______
—$1.25
Michigan Sugar, 6%; pfd. taccum.)_.
30c
Mickleberry's Food Products (quar.)—___—
20c
7
Securities
1
1
1
+5c
Assurance
9-15
9-
10-
50c
(quar.) s.v.
National Rubber Machinery Co.
(quar.)____
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)_____
2
3
9-20
15c
(quar.)
National
9-
10-
40c
30c
common
A
Presto
Lite
9-12
10-
45c
10-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
9-20
9-30
10-
preferred
preferred
6%
National
9-
1
9-12
35c
8-15
10-31
—
do.,
8-26
9-15
10-
Lead
9-12
.
9-13
10-
7%
9-15
1
9-15
.
National
9-15
9-30
10-
25c
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd., $1
9-13
1
'Y $37Vic
(quar.)
Tnc.
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
.4Vi % preferred D (quar.)
Lone
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(Jonathan),
,4.35%
10-
12Vic
1st
-2nd
9-
4
9-15*
9-30
:
25c
(quar.)
9-12
10-
8-26
9-15
9-15
(quar.)__,
Ltd.—^
(quar.)_
2
(quar.)
9-15
YiwtlOifcw
,*Y
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
preference
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-31
9-15
(quar.)__
A
9-
(quar.)
4.45%.
8-31
A
Co.—
4.35%;
8-30
•
National Hosiery Mills,
Class
9-16
(quar.)
_*__Y_Y_Y_*'
Brick
(reduced)-—.
9
8-31
9-15
Co.—
(Hartford)
Corp.
Class
$1.75
preferred
9-2
9-15
50c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
2
__________
Oil
8-31
9-
(quar.)
Insurance
&
9-15
9-16
(quar.)
common
10-15
$1.06'A
;
Grocers
9-30
50c
—
Fire
9-13
$1.50
—
3.90%
19-
9-26
jlOc
Groceterias,
$1.50
7%
National
9-30
25c
f
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-15
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
9-10
1
Y
.
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2 '/a%
I
(quar.)
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
Loblaw
Lone
A
9-30
62Vac
3.85%
9-15
$1.75
B
>$2.40
'
Ltd.,
1
9-15
,*;■
common
9-20
9-15
25c
A
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Companies,
preferred
Metropolitan
.
.
:
9-
90c
dividend)_______
(stock
preferred
9-23
5c
-
Lily-Tulip, Cup
(quar.)
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class
Loblaw
Industries
(quar.)
Thermit Corp.,
3.80%;
9-15
•
5c
.
National
10c
6
10-
10c
(quar.)
Louis)
9-30
25c
'.
1
62Vac
(quar.)
Lines
National Gas
9-
(quar. )*__*-:v™YY_—Y
(St.
9-
5c
.Yv
9-15
''
Machine
Metro, Inc.,
C.) —
S.
Co.—
-7%
10-14
$3c
-
(Greenville,
Co.
9-20
5'Ac
_•
(quar.)
Tobacco
preferred
Mersick
Mesta
10-14
50c
(s-a)
9-19
1
9-15
Merry Bros. Brick & Tile
10-14
12Vic
.
Window
Levine's,
10-31
10-31
35c
A
;
10-14
10-31
12Vic
(quar.)
3
10-
40c
(quar.)
30c
30c
(quar.)
15c
10-
50c
(Detroit)
Electric Welding Machine
9-20
—
Metropolitan Edison
:
class
Trust
National
1
-Y-
Refrigerating (quar.)
Merck & Co., con. mon (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)____
—
Lewers
"7%
10-31
20c
_
Ltd.
Aluminum
Quarterly-.
Liggett & Myers
8-
$25c
(quar.)
Mines.
Cement
Stores
10-10
10-
15c
(quar.)
Mercantile
9-10
$30c
(Richmond)
10-31
10c
—
(quar.)
A
&
Portland
City
preferred
20c
50c
37VaC
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)—
conv.
Casualty Co.
Extra
4'A%
—
com.
9-16
National Distillers & Chemical—
(quar.
Merchants
>
2
9-15
9-30
$15c
<
9-12
35c
Engineering,
& Co.
W.)
(F.
Metal &
(quar.)
Products,
Gold
&
Inc.
preferred
(initial)
Inc.
Mengel Co.
'•
1
$15c
Refineries
Lenahan
10-
35c
__
—
Company
Leonard
Lee
&
$7
Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
Machine
Mattel,
1
10-15
10c
Corp.,
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Quarterly
(H.
8-31
-
10c
_Y
9-26
National
1
(quar.)
Robbins,
Mead Johnson
12-16
59%c
>
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Leath
Co.
Mercantile
12-30
25c
$1.20
Lay
&
conv.
Medusa
(quar.)__
(quar.)
B
5%
Co
Acceptance
A
(Class
!'
9-16
$20c
common
preferred
Industries, 70c
Blower
Laurentide
5%
9-15
10-15
Lau
McNeil
Means
(quar.)
Co.,
(Wash.)
Company
Lanston
9
9-15
;
(New Hampshire)—
B
Sessions
convertible
&
1
IV
Y.)
N.
National
—
Publishing (quar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)
McKay
Inc.—
class
and
&
Lamson
10-
10-
35C
Lakeport National Bank
Quarterly
Lambert
YY
___________
Bank
class
$32Vic
Y 26 Vic
Y Y;
27c
_
(quar.)
.(quar.)
preferred
preferred
,•5%
(quar.)____
common
8-12
—-—__
McGraw-Hill
McKesson
Labatt
9-15
93%c
Navigation Co. (increased)-™.
Corp., $2.50 preferred• (quar.)
8
8
12-15
10-14
20c
8-31
—•
(quar.)
912-
4uc
8-12
>./•■
(quar.)—
9-15
60c
National Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
National Cash Register
(quar.)
9-6
9-26
—
11-
6
40c
' 10c
Inc.
of Rec.
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-15
McCormick-Armstrong Co. (quar.)
;_.YY- '
8c
McCrory Stores, common (quar.)__,____>
20c
3Va%
preferred (quar.)
87c
:
:6%
preferred
(initial)
—■
$2.25
McDermott
(J. Ray)- Co. (quar.)_-___^___— - Y
15c
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.).™*
—* 25c
8-16
Kroger Co.—?■
-.
W.),
Holders
Payable
(Norwich, N. Y.)
$10c
$$1.37'/a
—
Industries
Markets
Matson
10-21
'
preferred (monthly)
10c
Company (quar.)
Y,t„
40c •;
•
■: f ,y:.y;,;;YY■ YvY
,>vr
;.6Vo 1st preferred (quar.)
'
$1.50 ;
7% 2nd preferred (quar.).;
_Y,: $1.75
Kuhlman Electric, common (quar.)
...y/Y 20c
; 5Vi % preferred A (quar.)—
; I3%c
Kysor Heater Co. - (quar.)..—_
yy__
vYy 15c
conv.
(J.
9-
7
When
Share
.
Bank & Trust Co.
5c
(quar.)__
Maytag Company
Mays
10-
National
6c
Corp.
(quar.)
May Department Stores'—1
3%% preferred (quar.)
6
Per
9
Fund
Stock
(quar.)
com.
Mastic
9-
$1.20
;yy__Y_
preferred
9-
10c
Growth
income
Ltd.,
9-30
30c
2%
4?
'
Name of Company
9-15
1
Investors
investment
12c
,
____
;___
9-30
—yy*--.
1
(monthly)
9-
$1.06%
(quar.)
(1035)
Holders
9-26
(quar.)
10-1
$1*
pfd.
:^Extra
Corp.
pfd.
4'A%
-*
Payable of Rec.
10c
dividend
Massey-Ferguson,
9-15
62Vic
conv.
$1.20
1
9-
62'Ac
,
.$1.20
Kresge
9-
9-13
Stock
8-31
9-13
,
Masonite
Inc
& Co.,
When
Share
•
Supermarkets,
5%%
convertible preferred C (quar.)__
Koppers Company, common (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)...
(monthly)
Marshall Field
10-
25c
v5%
B
9-9
1
10-
25c
t-
;
Koehring Company—
5%> convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Class
1
25c
3501
,
__
(quar.)__
10-
Marsh
■
-
Per
Name of Company
-
8-22
20c
_______________
(quar.)
9-12
.45C
•
Chronicle
Financial
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
___
(quar.)
Telephone
Kittannmg
When
Share
Rubber Co.
Kimberly-Clark
The Commercial and
.
7
Old
Insurance
City National Bank
>
______——
(quar.)
—
(Pa.) (quar.)___
Line Life Insurance Co. of Amer.
(quar.)
.
20c
9-13
9-
75c
9-15
8-3
25c
9-19
9- !
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1026)
...
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
•
Per
Name of Company
Old
Town
Oliver
Olympia Brewing Co
Oneida,
6%
Ltd.,
10c
15c
J25c
'
-
.—
———
37'Ac
preferred (quar.)-.—-,
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
&
Debenture
&
Quebec
(quar.)
...
(s-a)
Ry.
„
25c
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
preferred B (quar.)
$1.19
preferred D (quar.)
$1
Steel Products,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
125c
'7%
preferred (quar.)
}$1.75
Opelika Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)_
—
20c
Oregon Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
20c
Overnite Transportation (quar.)
__—'
12'Ac
Owens-Illinois
Glass Co.,
4%
pfd. iquar.)_.
$1
Oxford Paper Co.. common
(quar.)__
25c
Pacific Cement Aggregates
(quar.)
25c
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)—_
.
30c
Pacific Hawaiian Products (quar.)—10c
Pacific Indemnity (increased-quar.)
75c
Pacific Intermountam Express (quar.)
20c
Pacific Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
.___ ."V
15c
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common (quar.)
—_______
28'Ac
6% preferred (quar.)__.
$1.50
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
(quar.)____
7c
-
Pacific
(quarj_
American
Panhandle
4%
Forge Co
Park-Lexington Co.
(N.
Proof
Rust
:
.
Drop
Parker
——
Coal
(quar.)
Y.)
Co.,
6%.
preferred
(quar.)
Penn-Dixle
8
Purex
5
Stock
9-15
Putnam
9-15
See
9-15
—____
(quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common (quar.)
Engineering
3.35%
9
2
.
.
preferred
R
4 Va %
10- 1
9-15
' 9-30
9-
2
4.60%
6
1
9-15
9-
1
Rapid
9-26
9-
Ralston
9-15
10- 1
10- 3
9-15
9-14
8-12
10-
9-
9-
1
1
9-
9-
10- 1
9-
10-
9-
2
!> 17'Ac
-10-31
10-
9-20
9-
Gas
&
Service
Trading,
3%%
4%
&
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
investment income and
capital
4%
11
from
cents from
preferred
Philippine
$1
9-30
9-
9-
$5.50
Natural
Gas,
9-30
$1.50
12-5
10-10
9-15
preferred
1
10-15
From
$1.37'A
10-14
Corp.
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes,
7%
Stock
5%
Fort
$2.50
Wayne
Plate
&
Chicago
Bank
Glass
(initial-quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
quar.)
common
Lambert,
Transformer
Industrial
(stock
Co.
Gas
9-20
Service
1
Co.
Co.
preferred
Co.
3
9-
9-30
10-
40c
9-30
9-
9-30
&
25c
9-10
99-
81
t75c
10-14
9
9
10-
1
9-
9
25c
10-
3
9-20
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
9-15
9-
50c
10-
9
10-14
90c
1
9-12
9-27
9-12
dividend)
5%
(quar.)
22'Ac
9-15
Penn
5%
9-14
9-
9
9-
$4.75
1
10-20
9-16
8-15
1
10-20
9-30
9-19
9-30
Stock
$4.50
9-16
$5
9
of
com.
Common
9-
2
2
Southern
Southern
Paciiic
8-31
Southern
Railway
80c
9-15
37'Ac
9-15
37'Ac
9-20
(quar.
9-
6
9-
6
5%
6
9-
;
6
Tubular
5
'
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
4V4%
__~I™
10-1
4%%
preferred
A V
Oklahoma—
*
10-1
•
9-10
(quar. )
preferred (quar. )__„_
preferred -
(ouar.)
^
'
1.
t,
*
$1
$1,06*'
$1.16%
10-
1 "
9-15
5%
9-15
5.05%
5.35%
10-
1
10-
1
V.
9-15
10-
1
v
preferred
9-
9
1
10-14
9-14
9
Stock
Southwest
15c
10-20
10-
1
Southwestern
8-31
(quar.)__.
9-
$1.12 Vi
$1.06%
9-
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
$1.183/4
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-15
9-
$1.26'A
9-15
9-
$1.33%
,
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
:
Gas,
Electric
$6
preferred
Service,
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
18c
9-
2
5%
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
$1.1614
10-
1
9-16
$1.07
10-
1
9-16
3
4.65%
9-
2
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
9-12
9-16
9-14
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern
;
;
Investment—
dividend
1
Southwestern
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
Southwestern
3%
Quarterly
9-30
9-31
9-19
3.70%
15c
9-20
9-
1
3.90%
25c
9-15
9-
1
4.15%
Life
Insurance
Co.
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4.25%
1
4.36%
2
4.40 %
preferred
preferred
4.40%
preferred
10-20
11-
10-20
11-
10-20
27'Ac
11-
10-20
27'/2c
11-
10-20
$1.10
11-
10-20
11-
$1.18%
11-
10-20
$1.40%
(quar.)
9-15
'
10-20
11-
$1.15
(quar.)
($50 par)
1
11-
97'Ac
$1.06%
9-
10-
11-
10-20
__——
(quar.)
—
4.60%
36c
10-17
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.62'A%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
9-15
(quar.)
$1.10
*6c
(quar.)
Securities
10-
&
10-10
99-
1
1
2
8-25
9-15
Capital
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)
Sparton Corp.,; common (resumed)
6%
preferred
quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products,
9-15
15c
11-15
28c
10-15
9-30
$1.09
10-15
9-30
$1.31 y4
10-15
9-30
17c
10-17
9-26
37'Ac
10-15
9-30
Sprague
9-
Springfield
8-23
class
10-17
3%
v
&
Power,
A
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)_
Products
—
(quar.)_.
pfd.
(quar.)
25c
9-15
1
5
50c
Williams, Inc.
(quar.).—.___—
(One sh. of com.
stock for each
10-
Power
30c
4'A%
9-15
9-15
20c
9-27
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
1
1
9-30
9-30
common
(quar.)—
State
9-10
State
10-
31 Ac
Seton
0-15,
Shamrock *Gif
Leather Can
s
8-31
9-15
12 'Ac*
*
(quarA^-;
•
,
.
"25c
$1.13
$1.25
9-
9-15
.
10-
1
10-
1
8
9-
-
6
9-15
-
9-15
9-
9
9-
6
dividend
Bank
Capital
Life
N.
9-
9-16
18 %c
9-30
9-16
dividend)
55c
9-12
93 %c
10-14
Class
6%
B
&
Finance,
class
(quar.)_.
preferred
Mfg.
A
Co.;
9-12
9-30
10-
3
9-
;
6
(Raleigh)—
;
9-19
15c
9-15
8-24
8-24
'
87'Ac
•.
1- 9-
"
.
Cotp.v4?'?'V';',".
,
•
15C
8-24
9-15
9-30
37'AC
Inc.—
9
9
-
,
9-15
25c
-
9-
12-
12-19
25C
'
(quar,)_
preferred-' (quarrilA
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5% preferred (quar,)
9-12
9-30
15c
(quar.).
3'A%"
9-15
1
15c
Stauffer Chemical,
Stearns
9-12
10-
45c
-
Loan
9-21
9-28
15c
50c
2%
Insurance
8-26
10-11
*20c
(quar.J__
9-30
>9-15
9-23
5%
—
8-12
1
10-
J20C
(quar.)^.
Y.)
1
9-15
9-30
____
(Albany,
8-15
9-15
40c
9
12c
(increased).
Steel
9-
87'Ac
Quarterly
State
8-31
10-1
1
1
9-20
tquar.)
9-10
>
:
(Seattle) ;(quar.)_
(quar.ri______!____%___.
Serve!; Inc.,; $5.23 pfd.
Stock
9-10
-
1
9-15
15c
(quar.)_
1
9-30
10-
20c
...
Co.
8-22
8-23
-
Ltd.
Structural
(stock
10-
Home Products
(quar.).:™.—
Star Market Co. (quar.)—
9-12
3%
.<
.
Radio
1
10-
(quar.)
I
com.
Oil Co. (New Jersey)
preferred A (quar.)_______
Paving 81 Materials. Ltd. (quar.)
Standard
10- 3
10c
<
common
Steel
8-31
25c
94c
(quar.)—___1
Pressed
1
9-
$1.63
(quar.)_
Stanley
25C
Accident
preferred A
9-
12-
10-14
3%%
Standard
Standard
9-28
10-14
preferred
Standard
30C
-
Fund__________.
«fe
75c
8-16
8-16
9-
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-31
1
9-14
30c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Financial
Standard
12-28
68 %C
Corp.,
Brands,
8-15
C
9-15
$1.12'A
Insurance
2
8-15
9-15
37'Ac
Marine
&
common
preferred
1*
2%
dividend
Life
9-
2%
Acceptance
$3.50
9
9-22
9-15
$1.25
Co.-(quar.)
A
2
9-
10-10
$1.12'A
(quar.)_
preferred
9-
9-26
25c
Fire
10-
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
(A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 pref.
Staley
2
9-15
7'Ac
;
9-
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)—.—;__
Electric (quar.)
:
(Mass.),
$6.50
8-24
9-15
$1.02'A
;
(quar.?
4'/2%
&
9-
10c
3
8-26
9-15
17'Ac
A
(quar.]
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
Standard
Corp,^
Co.
3
Service—
dividend
Roebuck
10-
9-19
20c
$1.50
$4.50
Standaru
issued and outstanding)
Milling
8-24
9-12
Carbon
Sperry-Rand Corp.,
10-14
&
Speer
10-14
shares
10-20
9-15
11-
2
9-30
92V2c
:
(quar.)
12-
9-
10-10
$1.03%
(quar.)
9-15
9-17
9-
(Texas)—
Service
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-15
40c
9-16
20c
$1.25
—
preferred
3
10-21
9-30
$1.25
Co., class A
9-
1
9-
—
9-20
9-15
11-
1
—
9-23
1
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
(quar.)
10-28
10-
$1.50
4.40%
$1.25
Ins.
9-15
29c
9
25c
common
9-15
$1.12'/2
;
dividend
$1.07'A
—
Power,
1
9-
10-
35c
(quar.)_
8-15
9-15
10-
$2
1
10-
$15c
com.
9-30
8-29
6-ia
25c
(quar.)
Natural
9-30
9-19
9-15
9-15
50c
Ry.,
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
Royalty Co. (quar.)
7
^___,
_
15c
preferred
10-
9-20
t32}gc
Seiberling Rubber Co., common
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
5%
9-30
11-
70c
(quar.)
preferred
10-21
1
9-15'
10- T '
;.V
(s-a)
(quar.)
9-15
1
Southland
-
35c
.^i .-ii;
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
10-
1
Security
9-10
'
9-15
Co.—
9-30
25c
$1
Security .Title Insurance
Carolina—
9
1
10-
$1.25.:
50c
(quar.)
t20c
preferred (quar.)—
V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
5%
9
9-
9-15
28c
certificates
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-
Stock
9-12
$1.31'A
Union
4.64%
1
11-
div.
Ohio
&
4.50%
.
5%
Sears
•9-
9-26
(quar.)
9-
25c
Seagrave Corp., common
6
9-26
10-1
$1.20
common
9-
$1
Stock
•
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Co.,
8-30
85c
Securities
___!
20c
>1%
(quar.)
(Del.)
Co.
noncumulative
Mobile
Southern
Co.
9-15
_________—
9-15
1
10-20
40c
9-20.'
(quar.)______.
Brook Water
Common
(quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
9-16
10-
9-20
11-1
-
^
9-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Securities
7'Ac
of
Electric
preferred
four
9-12
t62c
Oxygen
16c
preferred
Stock
9-15
9-30
(quar.)_
common
5c
certificates
Farms.
t25c
9-20
10-15
$2.38
t25c
$3.40
Sealed
V
10-15
Corp.—
Seabrook
9-
t$1.50
(quar.):
Gas
9-20
Inc.
trust
9-15
1
Natural
9-
(quar.)
Convertible
3
9-22
5
10-20
(quar,.,)_
9-15
(quar.)
Service
10-
10-
■■■■» 9-
11-15
_4._ij.uM.
preferred
9-15
of Boston—
Scranton-Spring
I.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)________
Public
Finance
14c
5
9-30
9-14
t$l
(quar.)
9-30
V
preferred
Marine
ll%c
(R.
9-
Co.
(quar.)
Indiana Gas & Electric—
Southern
$1.25
quarterly
Antonio
Scott
Mexico—
North
&
Allied
(quar.)
New
Fire
Seaboard
1
9-30
162'Ac?
preferred
Southern
9-28
27c
;_.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
com.
Chemical
Water,
9-15
(quar.)
Seaboard
20c
of
preferred
1
9-30
&
dividend
preferred
9-30
65c
(s-a)
&
9-16
9
*20c
(quar.)
Canada
Southern Gas
9-16
50c
preferred
preferred
9-12
9-30
:
15c
<
-
original preferred
Southern Fertilizer
9-
9-29
Edison.Co.—
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.,
;.6%
patricipating
preferred
Participating
8-26
(quar.)
9-30
50c
)
(quar.)
17'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-15
10-
Ltd.
California
Southern
9
9-15 -fi¬
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
Light &
3
15c
25c
Southern
;> 20c
(quar.)
Bank
Francisco
10-
17'Ac
;
(quar.)
Co.
Southam,
9-30
ll-
(quar.).
Gas
Oil
9-16
1
11-
Gas—
(quar.)
South Puerto Rico Sugar, common
8% preferred (quar.)
"
4 65%
Jersey
South
4.80%
(quar.)
15c
(quar.).^-.,......^,...
Insurance
9-
preferred
South
(quar.)
9-15
■
9-12
22'Ac
(quar.)
9-20
10-
75c
preferred
4.25%
6%
Insurance
;
9-12
;
4
10-
9
9-
1
9-30
34 %c
Schering Corp., 5% convertible
Schlage Dock Co. (quar.)—
9-20
♦57c
9-
9
62'Ac
9-26
_____
preferred
$4
9-
9
40c
Co
Stores, Inc.
preferred
Sawhill
1
9-
15c
(Jacob), 4J/2%
5V4%
9-15
10-
1
75c
(quar.)_
Industries, Ltd.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
4.36%
.
9-30
9-15
9-29
5C
10-
10-
93 %c
(quar.)—
Company
Savannah
6
*50c
1
10-
$1.38
.
56 'A c
10-21
(quar.) *
Peterson
Fund
1
9-30
9-13
8-31
25c
common
National
Corp.
Voting
9
33c
■
9-28
9-
4c
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
Joseph
San
9-16
r
17'Ac
(increased)
2
9-
9-26
lc
—
Regis Paper Co., 4.40%
9-23
$1.50
:
_________
2
1
5c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Samson
9-15
1
2
9-
1
12-15
(James), Ltd.
(quar.)
C.l Co. (quar.)
Louis
S
25c
9-
10-
4.32%
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
6
9-
9-30
9-30
10-
75c
Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louis-San
6
9-
9-24
.31'Ac
57'Ac
10c
•
class A
St.
9-15
9-24
9-
57'Ac
7'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Paul
9-15
9-15
9-30
7c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
(Texas)—
St.
11-18
9-24
(quar.)
Co.
10-
8c *
(quar.)■
Service
12-
1
4.60%
9-23
•^.';.-4ci;:'
preferred
St.
8-31
.
1
10-
4.60%
1-1-61;1
certificates
preferred
5%
8-31
62'Ac
preferred A (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)_'
4%
1
9-15
5c
5%
Public
>
9-
1
10-
12'Ac
8-19
Georgia Natural
(quar.)—
Gas
9-12
••>/• 10c
11-21
South
(s-a)__
Corp.
$5
St.
9-15
„
Public Service
5.60%
St.
9-15
2nd
Provincial Transport, common
5% preferred (quar.
Common
Co.
9-15
1
9-15
25c
:
,
.
8
-.9-20.
9-30
T,'.
$1:25
i*
.9-30
.
9-1$
'
(quar.)™™i_-_™____
$1.31'/+
10-
1
9-15
5%
35c
10-
$
9-22
Stedman .Bros.-,
40c
10-
1
9-12
Steriirrg 'Aluminum .-Products
preferred
"
$1.23;.
12-30
12-1$
*
(quar. J,
<fe- -Qss
Corp.
(quar.)
V ;
-
9-15
1
35c
1,-
$1
______—:
9-30
a
1
10-
(quar.).
10-
$28c
(quar.)___;.__.
10-31
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Carolina Electric & Gas—A
Common
6
10-
(quar.?
common
•
.
9-30
38 %c
common
Co.,
9-
10-31
9-12
;
25c
—
9-10
9-30
(quar.)___!
Corp.
Corp.,
Quarterly
!
10-
25c
(quar.
Inc.
Providence-Washington
v
4
9-15
62'Ac
Co.
Prophet Company
Public
10-
common
Carolina
—
:
.
8-15
8-18
$1.25
(quar.)__
5 Va %
1
9-21
Laboratories
South
•
6
!
$1.25
preferred
9-15
.
pfd.
Stores,
1
—
5%
French
10-
.
—
9-
9-15
9-12
,9-16
.12-
55c
(quar.)
9-20
40c
(quar.)_
;t27c
;
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Safway Steel Products (quar.)
St. Claire Specialty Mfg.
(quar.)___
1
9-30
(quar.)
Inc., class A__
Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.)_
K.i
Providence
South
20c
(quar.)
2nd
4%
8-26
10c
United.
Progress Mfg.
r
9-
$1.75
preferred-,convertible preferred (quar.)
4%%
Soss
1
16c
3
"
Increased
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Procter-Silex
:
9-15
55c
Corp. of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
participating preferred
(quar.)
4%% ist preferred (quar.)_.
Premier
•
&
Safeway
1
9-12
38c
6%
Precision
9
.
9-
;
&
Stock
1
5%
Potomac Electric Power
&
9
9-
Ltd—
$5
Power
Pratt
9-
37'Ac
preferred
(H.
99-
.•■'V
9-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)_.
9-
2
15c
>
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
9-
t50c
Corp.,
preferred
9-19
15c
9-16
65c
preferred
10- 3
(quar.)
8-26
8-19
tl7'Ac
Drug
Paper
8-31
9-15
30c
:
$1.25
Sorg
8-31
25c
A
$1.55
9
1
9-12
(quar.)
8-31
9-
1
10-
130c A
A
Corp.,
10-
60c
$1.20
8-22
;
6c
(Mo.)
preferred
Valley
trust
Ruppert
9-10
9-15
Kline
Sonotone
85c
participating
Russell
Ry.—
(quar.)
(Del.), (quar.)
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Potlatch Forests, Inc. (quar.)
,
9-22
$1.75
Inc.
(increased
Corp.,
Huron
W.)
Company
Ruberoid
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Polyplastex
Porter
9-
5c
(quar.)
National
2nd
Co.
Royalite Oh, Ltd., 5V4%
8-31
9-15
15c
dividend
1st
(H.
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rayon
convertible
12'Ac
(quar.)_
Co.______
Little
Row
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
Metallurgical,
Inc.
Poltioid
9-15
25c
;
(quar.)
Applicators
(quar.)
Plough,
9-30
50c
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Plastic
Port
Inc.
preferred
7%
12'Ac
________
Corp, (NJ)
(quar.)
Stoker
Ronson
9-16
10-
6c
.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh,
Inc.
Grande
5%
9
10c
.
__
Pittsburgh,
9-16
(quar.)™;—_______
3%%
Inc.,
Russell
income
(quar.)
Plastics
Aircraft
Extra
9-12
35c
(quar.)—
Oil
Ranch
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
Sommers
Inc.—
Industries
P'oneer
Piper
30C
9-6
10-11
5%
8-26
9-30
$1
.___
9-30
_
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
Smith
10-11
Robinson
9
9-
1
9-15
9c
investment
net
Pioneer
10-
1
1
Rockland-Atlas
9-
9-
$2
2
t50c
Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills,
,5%
7
9-
9-21
8-31
class
Co.
9-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mfg.
9-7
V;
t30c
Cable
&
Mfg.,
Skenandoa
9
1
Rochester
Co.—
12'Ac
(quar.)__
,12-19
9-20
9-15
9-16
12-31
87 Vic
(J.
10-14
5c
30c
9-15
3
t25c
Simplicity Pattern
9-15
1
Robertson
10-14
1
9-
(quar.)___.
(quarJ
Corp.;
Robinson
9-19
11-
income)
Pioneer Fund,
9
11-
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pine Street Fund, Inc.
(quarterly from net
investment
1
10-15
9-20
10-
5Vz%
(quar.)
Wire
Simplicity
50c
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.,
9-30
10-
10-1
11-
Voting
11-18
$2.50
i',v
10-
15c
10-
(quar.)
Smith
J27c
common—
(quar.)
Roadway Express,
RR.
12'Ac
common
Skil
11-
$1.50
75c
2
8
12'Ac
Robbins
(quar.)
9-
9-
59 %c
Ritter
2
9-
35c
(quar.)—
Aviation
Common
net
.
Comoany
8-19
3
'
2
9-
97'/2C
Telephone
(quar.)
Insurance
(Hartford)
9-30
10-10,.
t20c
iv.
$1.12'A
Rio
2
9-30
9-30
$1
Distance
Singer
(quar.)
Riley
real¬
__:
Quarterly
Piedmont
6
15c
(quar.)
9- 9
8-16
(quar.)
Rickel
9
9-
90c
1
9-15
9
preferred
Rich's
8-29
56c
Phillips Screw Co.
Phoenix
9-
25c
(quar.)
Long
9-23
9-13
93%c
1
10-
$2
40c
r
—______—
Corp.
preferred
Rich's,
9
9-14
>
'-
i
Richardson Company
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
2
gains)
perferred
9-
9-
_
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philco Corp., 3%%
pfd. A (quar.)___
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90%
1
10-
9-30
(quar.)
9-
10-
preferred
Rice
9
25c
.
Electric Co., common
preference (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.
(4 cents
ized
9-
87'Ac
dividend
'
;
4%%
5
15c
(quar.)
Philadelphia
$1
25c
:
■
8-19
9-19
J15C
Simmons
6
8-11V
(quar.)
common
8
8
4%%
9-15
9-
10- 1
$1.12'A ;
(quar.)__
common
10-14
20c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)______
Co.,
9-
9-
9-
9-15
10-
25c
preferred (quar.)__—
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
2
9-30
12'Ac
Revloh, ■ Inc.' (quar.)'
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% preferred (quar.)_—
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
2
(Charles)
9-
9-14
,!;
40c
5%
Simplex
(quar.)
Canada,
class A
Resistoilex
7
11c
Pfizer
8-19
2
8-31
25c
Simonds Saw & Steel Co
Republic Corp., $1 conv. preferred (quar.)
Republic
Graphics
(initial).
Republic Steel (quar.)_
—___—:
1
Petroleum
9-14
9-
9-14
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
/
9-15
a>4
■
Silknit, Ltd.,
9-30
9-23
25c
1
9-15
9-20
(quar.)
2
9-
1
10-
25c
40c
America
9-15
'20c
;
9-
;
dividend
Shulton, Inc.,
8-26
v
9-2
2
9-16"
27'Ac
9-30
7 'Ac
Insurance
class A
4%
9
9-
1
9-28
of
2
10-
10c
(initial-liquiaating)
9-30
4%
quar.)—
common
Co.
Chains
$1.10
9
9-
Petrolane
Corp.
Stock
10-
J56'Ac
(quar.)
Products
class A
Class B (quar.)
Sick's Breweries, Ltd.
35c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Inc.. new common (initial)
Brothers, Inc. (quar.
Republic
9
9-15
Milk, new common (initial quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
t50c
■)
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.
t5c
9
1
65c
;
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
American
$1.10
9
9-
10-
50c
(quar.
Oil
50c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Renold
6
10-1
10-
83%c
(quar.)
(Boston)
Salesbook Co
45c
(quar.)
Refining (quar.)—
Ltd., common (quar.)
Industries
1
10c
Line
Assn.
25c
____
common
Life
8-19
9-15
9-15
10-
Pepsi-Cola
Pipe
8-31
Insurance Co.
9-12
Cement
9-15
Reliable
1
9-15
Basin
$1.18%
Reliance
9-9
1
9-30
Permanente
Shoe
6
8-31
Refractory 8c Insulation
9-16
$1
Permian
6
9-
9-30
Co.,
Purina
Inc.
Reeves
8-31
-
25c
Pet
9-
9-15
5%
Fund—
Mining,
8-31
(quar.)
9-15
$1.75
dividend)
Rayette,
6
35c
Island
$1.75
V
(stock
com.
Raybestos-Manhattan
9-15
9-20
$1.15
Long
Sherman
Bearings Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Ranco,
Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (Increased quar.)_
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.) com. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
of
Sheller
9
_____——
Condenser
9-
$1.12 'A
Bottling
9
9-
Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred 'quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Shell
9-
9-23
& Machinery,
convertible preferred A
Radio
9-23
$1.10
preferred
8-31
9-23
50c
.
Radio
9-15
9-15
Peoples
9-30
50c
Hyuraulic
$1.20
1
9-
9-15
(quar,)
preferred
$1.26'A
(quar.)__
common
tlOc
& M
10- 1
15c
_______——„
Shelby
Extra'
.
8-31
(quar.)
8-31
& Timber
Oil
Mining
Racine
9-15
9-15
—31 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
9-30
Payable of Rec.
'
preferred series B (quar.)
(Frank G.) Company (quar.)_
.Common
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Common
$1.07 »A
(increased
State
Quemont
9-
(quar.)
Shawmut
George Putnam Fund.
Quincy
9-15
Corp.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
8-31
2
35c
8%c
—_______
9-30
(quar.)—;
(George)
9-30
30c
——-
$1.04'A
voting
dividend
8-19
9-
17%c
—
Shattuck
Products
Corp.
Quaker
8
9-
9-30
10-14
10c
——
4ya%
8-31
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.).—
8% preferred (quar.);—_—
_________
9
40c
A-
8-31
9-30
Co.—
(quar.)
A
series
Holders
When
Share
Water & Power
preferred
9-30
new
Rernco
Cement
Pennsylvania
Purolator
9-
Corp.^—
(quar.)
Controls
Penn
9-30
9-
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pulp
Inc.,
Pullman,
9-12
9-
Shawinigan
35c
Telephone
Sound
8-31
$1.02
Industries,
Rico
Puget
Name of Company
of Rec.
9-30
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
Puerto
1
9-
I], 12'Ac
——
Products
9-15
9-
9-15
18c
*20c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Peninsular Metal
$4.75
Payable
45c
Per
Gas—
—_—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Publicker
9-15
9-
$2.50
_____—
Ford.
&
9-19
10-14
50c
50c
,
—_
Corp. (quar.)
Paton
Manufacturing, Ltd., common
Patterson (M. F.) Dental Supply Co. (quar.)
Peabody
preferred
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.).
7%
original preferred
(quar.)
10-14
9-15
(quar.)—;____—37'Ac
Parker-Hannifin
Penick
5.05%
1
9-19
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Pictures
(quar.)
Paramount
4.30%
9-16
10- 1
25c
preferred
Park
9-15
preferred
preferred
$1
Line,
Pipe
t,
*22'Ac
5c
Envelope (initial)
Sulphur (quar.)
Eastern
4.18%
15c
—
Holders
Simpsons
17Vic
*
Page Hershty Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
American
1
25c
Vegetable Oil (quar.)
Pacific Western Airlines, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Pan
4.08%
11-
10- 1
9-15
10-1
10-15
9-22
9-15
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
...
Pan
$1.40
1'
9-
11-15
10-1
.
Machinery
6
9-
10- 1
10- 1
11-15
4%
Package
9-
,
Common
Publication
4.75%
Electric &
2
;•/;
Ontario
When
Share
of Company
Service
9:
9-
12- 1
15c
—
(quar.)
common
Name
Public
9-
9-30
10- 2
9-17
9-15
9-15
10- 3
t$3
(quar.)—
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
(accum.)__—
Corp., 40c preferred
Corp.
When
Ltd.
(quar.)
; 10-1 V: .9-16
>taoc
-
c<i*tlurr)L_^i_-wv ;
25c
.
9-15
9-. 1
■
192
Volume
Number 5985
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Name of Company
When
Share
1
Holders
'10-
3
56Vic
11-30
11-15
$1.12%
11-30
11-15
Udylite
.
56c
10-
(John B.) Company,
Manufacturing—
25c
10-15
11-30
9-12
Still-Man
12 %c
'
A
12Vac
3-15-61
A
12Vic
6-15-61
5-31
Class
A
12 %C
9-15-61
8-31
Class
B
Vac
12-15
11-30
Class
B
Vac
3-15-61
2-28
Class
'
B
Vac
6-15-61
5-31
Vac
9-15-61
8-31
43%c
9-30
9-15
Camp,
Stokely-Van
Inc.,
5 %
•
(quar.) _______
preferred
(quar.)—
-15c
(quar.)
Corp.
6
9-
6
10-
1
9-15
10-
9-
9-30
1
9-15
99-
6%C
J 9-15
Biscuit
i
United
1
9-20
5%%
9-19
6%
4
Super Food
Swift
(quar.)
Co.
&
ti2y2c
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
30c
$35c
10-
40c
10-
1
9-
10-15
20c
(quar.)
6
8-15
Wisconsin Electric Pow. Co., 6% pfd.
40c
9-30
9-16
Wisconsin
91.12 Va
Co.,
10-15
.
30c
(quar.)—_
9-15
common
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
A
50c
(quar.)_______—_____
preferred
preferred
4'/a%
9-20
1
Wisconsin
9-20
,9-12
10-
37y2c
—
*75c
10-
1
9- 9
1
9-
Class
9-30
8-31
10-1
8-31
1
10-
35c
5C
9-
9-30
,
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas
New
9-15
$20c
Ltd., common (quar.)__:
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
Tappan Company
(quar.)_—___.
Taylor Instrument, new common (initial)__
Taylor International Corp. (stock dividend)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred (quar.)
Tecumseh Products (quar.)
(G),
Tamblyn
1
10-
1
9-
2
9-
2
9-
1
1
10-
t50c
9-15
30c
18c
10-
United
U.
9-16
1
9-23
9-
9
27c
9-15
9-
1
50c
9-12
8-31
31 %c
9-23
9-
9-13
8-19
9
U.
S.
9-15
7%
1
9-
9
U.
U S National
4.25%
$1.06%
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
$1.15
10-
1
9-
9
U.
$1.16
10-
1
9-
9
U.
$1.16%
10-
1
9-
9
U.
$1.18
10-
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.72% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.) —
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.10% 'preferred
(quar.)—
5.12% preferred (quar.)—
5.25%
—
preferred (quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
_
preferred
preferred
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
1
9-
9
U
4.96%
$1.27%
10-
1
9-
9
U.
S.
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
$1.28
$1.31 %
.10-20
$$Li
....
.
.n
5.40%
Texas
$1
11-
1
1
1
10-14
King
4%
Marion
preferred
Corp.,
8-25
9-15
Mortgage
Oil
9-15
Utah
Utah
(quar.)
$1.35
10-
1
9-15
S-15
25c
Hotel
Co.
(quar.)
Utilities
Light
Industries
&
Corp.
Y.)
(N.
Trust
&
(Springfield,
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$1.19
11-
1
10-10
Van
$1.21
11-
1
10-10
10-
3
9-
1
Seiver
(J.
B.)
Co.,
5%
9-
10-
1
9-24
3
Zale
9-12
9-
8-31
9-15
8-31
$1.20
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-20
8-3
-
10-
1
9-
9-28
9-
9
10-15
9-
9
30c
V
9-
9-15
9-
75c
9-23
9-
$1.25
9-28
9-
10c
9-15
62 %c
9-20
(quar.)___
•*
$1.12%
9-
9-
1
9-
9-15
1
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
11-
1
10-2O
25c
12-
1
11-18
7c
10-15
10-
1
37%c
10-
1
9-13
37 %c
10-31
10-10
37 %c
1-31-61
1-10
37 %c. 4-29-61
4-19
37%c
7-10
7-31-61
5c
9-30
10-
9-15
1
9-15
$1.25
9-15
8-15
25c
(quar.)——__
10-14
9-29
($50
62 %c
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
—
—
10-
17 %c
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
Radio
Corp.
10-10
25c
(quar.)—
9-
8-31
9-15
30c
9
9- 9
9-30
—
1
fm;
v>
Non«
source.
>
Previously published date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is Indicated here,
t Payable in u. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents ta*.
x Less Jamaica income tax.
y
9-30
10-
15c
9-26
9-15
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend
,jt,
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible a$, 1
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
;
a Less British Income tax.
9-30
3%
9-
9
8-25
9-15
9-15
5c
Jewelry Co. (quar.)
9-12
12 Vac
/
'
9-15
9-23
7
1
9-15
Vendo
10-
1
9-15
Vernor'j
Company,
new
Ale,
Ginger
12 %C
9-15
9-
6
9-15
9-
6
Inc
8-31
Victoria
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
35c
9-15
8-31
8-31
9-15
$1
&
Trust
Grey
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
9-12
9-14
9-26
8-
8
9-15
9-15
9-
9-15
8-26
1
9
10-
3
10-
3
9-
9
10-
3
9-
3
9-
9
Walker
9-
9-15
8
122 %C
125C
1-4-61
12-15
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
130c
10-
5%
—
9-15
9-
6
9-15
8-29
9-20
9-
7
2
9-19
40c
Qorp. (huar.)_-,._
Refrigeration Corp.——————
9-15
9-30
2
37 %c
9-16
9-15
issued
which
$2,359,500
income
bonds
for
in
par
par
of
to
be
exchange
for
are
Reading Co.—Earnings—
oper.
revenue-
oper.
1960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$7,200,542
$7,826,401 $62,430,278 $64,165,503
expenses
Net
from ry.
rev.
Net
railway
—V.
6,861,261
ops.
7,072,990
51,790,075
53,405,617
inc.
$753,411 $10,640,203 $10,759,886
308,525
4,277,551
4,710,838
$339,281
476,965
192, p. 540.
oper.
f
CldSS
13
Welsbach
10-19
9- 6
9-30
6c
'
.
-
Wells-Gardner
West
West
Jersey
9-
9
be
1
9-15
4
10-14
10-
1
9-30
—.—
9-30
9-
9
12-30
12-
9
9-15
50c
50c
(quar.)_.
Ohio
Gas
1
10-
1
9-20
9-30
11c
income)
gtd.
3
2
9-15
9-
(quar.)__
10-
30c
Carolina
_.—
5%
Tablet
&
preferred
Utilities
3
9-
fJ
9-
5
9
9-15
9-
6
(extra)
10-
1
9-19
9-30
9-19
those
is
such
1
9-
9
9-
20c1
sale.
is an operating
in the business
engaged
primarily
the field of life and health & accident insurance.
majority ownership of two insurance companies;
acquired a 39.4% stock interest in American Income
Co.
and
by
arrangements with
Bernard Rapopdrt
Insurance
right to vote 12.4%
The
which
company
some
now
21.63%
lists
Otto
Clement
Marx,
of additional stock owned by him.
has
outstanding
1,344,050
common
Is owned by management officials.
shares,
of
The prospectus
Jr., as Board Chairman and Chief Executive
MteCormack as President.—V. 19.2, p. 942.
Officer
9
R.
:b-15
9-1
Reliance Manufacturing
10-
9-16
This
7
holding company which has been
of seeking, acquiring and holding
engaged in
acquired
recently it
the
"
12%%
obligated
has
It
(quar.)
35c
10-15
9-19
:—_
$1.25
1-3-61
12- 9
of
(quar.)———
9C
9-15
9-
of
Stationery, com.
(quar.)
_'J—:
Corp.
_____
days
and
9-15
10-
filed
additional
company
is
and
9-15
15c
J.,
equal amounts to three others, including T.
J.
director. Under the arrangement pursuant to which
sold, the selling stockholders have an option
to
a
were
controlling, substantial, or entire interest in other companies,
and
10-15
$1.25
—
—.—_—,
of
Life
9
t35c
—
—
N.
about
Jr.,
and
The
9-
9-15
12 %c
City,
an
agreed value of $3 per-share to four "selling stock¬
payment of a promisory note in the amount of $600,000
the company for $600,000 in cash in May 1960.
Of the
shares, 100,000 will be issued to Richard Weininger and the
60
time
8-26
10-16
Securities Co.—
(quar.)
Western Kentucky Gas Co.
Stock dividend
Western
9-15
10-
25c
10c
(quar.)
1
3
Jersey
at
in
this
shares
11-15
t50c
''
Western
10-
tl5c
Telephone
Service
preferred
pfd.
1
9-30
$1.10
Western
3
9-
42 %c
—.—
4.40%
9-7
9-15
9-20
Place,
notes, an additional 100,000 shares at $3 per share.
stock, Mr. Weininger has an option on 25,000
to buy 50,000; and the other three have an
option on and are obligated to purchase the balance of 25,000 and
50,000 shares,
respectively.
It is indicated that the selling stock¬
holders
may,
upon receipt
of the shares, sell same from time to
time over the American Stock Exchange at prices prevailing at the
Of
10-
12-
and
8
10-
25c
Exchange
an additional 50,000 shares at $3 per share within two years;
they are further obligated to purchase, at the company's option,
buy
9
10-15
$1.50
(s-a)
15
in
notes
such
9-
10-15
Pulp & Paper (quar.) ______
Westeel Products, Ltd. (reduced)
Western Department Stores (quar.)—
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—__—
7% oreferred (quar.)
—__
Westates Petroleum Co., 5% pfd. (init. quar.)
Utilities,
balance
9-
30c
Corp
of
by
upon
30c
special
(quar.)
(quar.)
issued
holders"
issued
8
15c
—
West Penn Electric
8-22
9-
15c
:
(quar.)
Seashore,
10-
25c
___,
Electronics
corporation,
9
11-
•
(quar.)
Corp.—-Registers Common—
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 1, 1960, covering
shares of common sock.
Of this stock, 200,000 shares will
9-
10-
——
&
This
a
200,000
-
Corp.
Reinsurance Investment
Stevenson,
Wellington Fund (from investment
Wellington Management, class A
Insurance
9-16
11-1.
Power
Co.
Gas
1
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
5 %
1
10-
25c
Motor
Products
Western
10-
20c
to
pursuant
cumulative
be
350,000
15c
Extra
Western
10-
.62 Vac
Water
8-19
9-16
8-15
25c
Washington
8-31
,
15c
,,
common—-—^—--———
convertible preferred (quar.)
—
.
to
the company.
Period Ended July 31—
8-15
9-23
Pharmaceutical—
8-31
9-13
30c
;50c,
9-
9-15
$1.25
,
11-15
11-25
__—-
Co.,
9- 6
9-
9-12
25c
Texas
11-
20c
fund
are
9-15
30c
Virginia
11-22
10-
62 %c
A
Common
West
10-11
(quar.)
Temper Corp. (quar•
J--------"""-':
Trust Co. of Morris County (N. J.L(quar.j
class
preferred
West
5%
30c
of
an applica¬
for qualification under the Trust
1960,
indenture
sinking
bonds
said
bonds
Sept. 2,
trust
a
Railway
2
1
40c
(quar.)—
Washington Natural Gas—
$4.50
1
9-
9-22
17 %c
(quar.)_
$2.50
Co.,
9-30
10-30
$0,095
True
(quar.)
10-
115c
—_—— ------
9-15
12-15
130c
dividend)——
Trinidad Petroleum, Ordinary registered
—
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
LaSdlle Street
1
1-4-61
9-15
■-
&
Waukesha
1
--------t;*
Century-Fox Film
9-20
9
10-
125c
--
(stock
preferred A
$1.56%
3%
Warner-Lambert
99-
10-
existing
6
15c
9-15
10-
The
130 North Wells St., Chicago, 111, filed
on
of
6
9-
30c
1
9-15
122 VaC
4% %
$5
—
10-
f25c
Light & p°wer
9-
5c
__
2
t25c
Corp.
9-20
9-20
dividend
Stock
Weco
Pipelines(quar.)
20c
Co
8
—
Lines
Iron
&
9-
5%
preferred (quar.)_
4% % preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5 %
(quar.)
preferred
6%
preferred (quar.)
(auar.)—:—
6 %
preferred
(stock dividend)
Transdyne Corn.
Mold
9-12
t60c
Corp. Fund—
Act
mortgage
Issued.
2
$1.43%
—
9-
40c
the SEC
Railway
1
B 1 (quar.)
—
t$1.12%
preferred (quar.)__
_____
*50c
preferred
(quar.)—
•—Tradesmens National Bank (New Haven)
with
junior
8-22
9-15
1
9-15
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
10c
10-
1
t60c
Class
8-31
15c
10-
25c
8-31
9-20
25c
35c
(The) Co. (quar.)—_————
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Finance, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Corp.
Supply,
Indenture
9
9-20
a
40c
Torrington
tion
9-
t
30c
(quar.)___—
Wall Street Investing (from ordinary income)
Walnut Grove Products, class A (quar.)_.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
35c
corporation,
8-24
9-23
8-31
t40c
———
This
9-15
$1.01
'
_______—-
*
35c
Electric Corp.
(quar.)
Waldorf System, Inc. (reduced)
Walgreen Company (quar.)
9-12
9-12
Toronto
fication—
8-26
3%
Wagner
2
12 %c
10-
9-
8-31
Vulcan
8-26
9-
10%c
20c
Randolph-Wells Bldgr. Corp.- -Seeks Indenture Quali-
1
5
9-20
9-15
8-25
9-12
10c
—
Realty & Construction (quar.)—
Trust, Ltd. (quar.)
9-
9-20
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
6y4% preferred (quar.)
9-15
9-15
75c
Securities
Shipyards Corp. (quar.)
General Trusts (quar.).
9-15
Continued from page 8
9-20
,
9-20
$1.12%
-
1
1
9-15
9-20
5%
9-30
9-
9-15
10-
Investment News1
$1.25
Grocery Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Materials—
9-12
10-10
7
$1.05
9-30
30c
1
9-
$1.03
9-30
$1.06%
9-
9-30
$4.20
31 %c
—
9-23
$5 preferred
Von's
v
9-10
30c
9
common
9-20
35c
(quar.)
Corporation and
5
10-17
tl2%c
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
j.——
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)—.—
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
$4.04 preferred
(quar.)
$4.12 preferred
(quar.)
15c
General
9-21
10-
1
11-
t20c
—.
8-26
20c
9-15
9-30
4c
—
(quar.)
;
Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Victor Equipment Inc. (quar.)___..
9-15
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3
9-15
9-30
10c
35c
_—
common
6
9-
35c
(initial)-
common
Viceroy
Inc.—
9-2
9-
1
10-
5c
Viau. Ltd.
15C
(quar.)
9-13
9-15
15c
33c
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)
10-
9-15
South
8-31
v.
17% c
Zenith
35c
9-
$1.50
8-31
9-15
,
9-15
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
Extra
^
_____—__;
9-30
$1.25
9-15
Coach
$1.10
$1.12%
25c
9
9-30
37 %C
1
Twentieth
10-14
8-1$
,
1
35c
(quar.)
A
9-30
Co.,
10-31
6
9-
10-21
9-30
Gas
10-
1
10-15
10-
Trunkline
10-
s—
pfd.
31 %c
conv.
preferred 1959
preferred (quar.) _____
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
41/2%
preferred A (quar.)_—_
4V4%
preferred B (quar.) — —
Tidewater
Oil
Co.,
$1.20 pfd. (quar.)_
Tilo Roofing, Inc.
(quar.)
Tyler
9-6
40c
25c
$1.25
Twin
9-
9-15
12 %C
12 %c
Quarterly
t
9
9-15
___
31 %c
—
Corp.,
Tucson. Gas Electric
9-
9-15
—
(quar.)
37 %c
Radio
$1.50
Mass.)—
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)
48c
—
Quarterly
Valspar Corp.
31 %c
Trav-ler
9-12
9-15
,
(quar.)__
series (quar.)
Transcon
2
1
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
————
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
(quar.)__
Vita Food Products (quar.)
—
Trans-Prairie
12-
10-
9-30
(quar.)——
5%
(quar.)
9
Common
Bros.,
Door
9-30
..
9
Common
Younker
8-31
Steel
10-14
—
9-
Trans-Canada
Youngstown
9-
preferred
(quar.)___
9-
Quarterly
1-3-61
1%
preferred (quar.)
50c
Co.
1
Traders
3
37c
7%
12 Vac
1
Tractor
9
9-
11c
(quar.)
5%
divd.)
10-
Towmotor
York Water Co.
9-19
—
;
$1
(quar.)
Packing
9-
io-1
1%
$1,06%
,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
1
—
(initial)
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
Todd
9-
9-15
$1
10-
Tobin
912-
30c
25c
Tobacco
9-20
v
9-19
6%c
9-15
;
31 %c
Tishman
9-20*
1
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
&
Power
Valley Bank
(quar.)__
Markets,
Times-Mirror
1
10-
8-19
Corp.
Investment
3
3
433/4C
preferred initial series (quar.)
convertible preferred B
(quar.)
5%
10-
10-
$1.12ya
9-15
10-
75c
(quar.)
10-1
—;_
com
8-26
conv.
Thrift
9-
9-
25c
Invest, (stock
(quar.)
&
9-
3
1-1-61
35c
common
new
Products
Moldings
B
30c
(quar.)_
Match
1
Mfg.
preferred
5%
1
4 y2 %
Universal
9
30c
(quar.)
1
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge,
Common
(quar.)
208
Universal
9-20
Wometco Enterprises^ class A (quar.)
12 Vac
-
Steel
Corp.,
1
—
27VaC
(quar.)
11-
Thomas & Betts Co., common
Thorofare
6
9-26
10-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
Tex-Tube, Inc.,
common
(quar.)
6%
preferred " (quar.)_
preferred
9-16
35c
-
1
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)___
convertible preferred (quar.)_
Thermo
10-
22>/aC
(s-a)
(quar.)
$1.24
$1.31%
(quar.)
common
common
Thatcher Glass
9"
(quar.)__
(Boston)
(N. Y.)
Utilities
10-
32 %c
75c
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
Inc.,
6
50c
Upson Company (quar.)
Upson-Walton Co. (quar.)—
_____—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.76
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
—
Texas Utilities
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
Trust Co.
(Del.)
Universal
'
30c
preferred
Inc.,
10-
60c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
common
Lines
Universal-Cyclops
10-14
11-
and 25c from
$4.56
Textiles,
8-31
9-23
10c
—:
non-cumulative
Truck
United
10-14
11-
Sulphur
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light Co.—
Textron,
Tobacco,
U. S. Trust Co.
9-30
$1.14
Gulf
4%
S
7%
$1.27
gains)
capital
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.25%
9-15
10-14
10c
Bank
Corp
10-31
15c
(quar.)
$1,75
(quar.)
J.), 4'/a%
Servateria
S
U
(N.
Universal
Transmission,
Gas
Texas
S.
10-
Fund—
realized
11-20
8c
9-20
25c
common
(Johnstown, Pa.) (quar.)
S Pipe & Foundry Co.
(quar.)
S. Playing Card Co
S. Rubber Reclaiming (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)_
(5c from investment income
$5
U
Lines
S.
$1.22%
:—
(quar.)
preferred
10-
,
8-31
9-26
9-30
.
183/4C
4y2% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
(Wto.), Jr.
(monthly)____________
Monthly
;
■,
Monthly
Yale Express System, class A (quar.)
Yale &
Towne Mfg.
(quar.)_______^
Yellow Cab Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)___.
6% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)—-6% preferred (quar.)_
York Research Corp., class A (qUar.)_______
8-25
10-10
$2.50
(quar.)
common
9-15
45c
9
9-16
$1.12%
Woodward & Lothrop, common
5% preferred (quar.)
3
9-16
30c
28c
quar.)
(initial
4.10%
Texas
Co.,
Gypsum
1
$1.06y4
Publishing Co.
(quar.)___
Wbrthlngton Corp., common (quar.)__
—
Corp.,
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
U S Foil, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
U. S. Freight Co.
(quar.)
$1.02 Va
$5.08
Chemical
&
10-
9
9-
9- 9
20c
World
Transmission—1
common
$4.56
(initial)
Metal
Sheet
Borax
U S
3%
(quar.)
S.
9-
3-23
tlOc
Co. (Detroit)—
(quar.)_i—______
A
Class
dividend
consisting of one share of
Armaments,
Inc.
and
two
shares of U. s. Semiconductor Products,
Inc. for every 40 shares of common held.
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
8-15
9-14
10-
1
•
__________________
Public Service—
Wolverine
9
60c
»i.06 y4
\
____
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
(James),
10c
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Taft
1
10-
$1.31%
Common A quar.)
Wiser Oil Co.,(quar.)
8-24
,
10-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Aircraft
Talcott
75c
$1.19
4.80%
9-20
8-26
$1.25
(quar.
s
9-12
Wolverine Insurance
-
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
30c
______
preferred
Investments, Ltd.—
class
9
1
v-.*
4.76%
1
15c
9-
10-
9-15
$1.12%
2
9-
.
1
10-
9
1
.
8-31
13%c
v.
___
9-
10-
(quar.)
Michigan Power—
preferred (quar.)__^
Wisconsin Power & Light—■'
4.40% preferred (quar.
4%% preferred (quar.)_
10-9
9-15
17c
(quar.)
Stock
9-
V
(quar.)_
(Del.)
Gas
Corp.
(quar.)
common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
United Illuminating Co. (quar.)
United Industrial Corp.
(Del.), common
6
6
America-
Corp.
Corp.
9-15
1
50c
4Va%
v
4
10-
tWaC
Stock dividend
Wilson & Co.. Inc., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Wlnn-Dlxle
Stores
(monthly)-
9-15
series
Fuel
.
9-16
$1.25
10-
—
9-
1959
Elastic
9-16
8-19
300
Williams
9-19
.
United Gas Improvement,
9-30
.
___
United
'
9-15
1
—
Symington Wayne Corn,
9
'
tlOc
(quar.)———______—
preferred
$1.40
9-15
9-
■V
^'
Ext/Tfll '
!
9-
9-15
my2c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
Bros,
(quar.)
WiUiams-McWilllams Industries, Inc.—
Stock dividend
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
$4.25
6
9-26
(quar.)
United
9
9-
12%c
—__
(quar.)
preferred
United
8-31
9-
8-16
1
10-. 1
1958 series
6%
Services—
,r,
$1.20
1st
series
preferred
(quar.)_____
Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.)
;
9-26
6
10-
15c
6%
9-
10-17
preferred
9
8*
of
Gas
9-20
9-19
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-15
preferred
9-
9-30
5c
10-20
10-
When
Share
10c
Fastener
Cities
1
9-15
33c
?£
10-20
(quar.)__.—
preferred
United-Carr
9-20
25c
(quar.)
$4.50
8-25
9-20
1
8-31
10-20
; 10-20
11-15
Corp. (quar.)
Theatre Circuit—
preferred
9-29
35c
Corp.
Artists
Artists
*5%
1
$1.13
Lines
United
1
9-15
10-
Air
United
9-15
10-
7
11-15
(auar.)_
United
•
16c
15c
B
United
25c
>
9-30
of Company
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)__
Weston (George) Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Class B (quar.)
Weyenberg shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
.;
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)__*
5 % %
preferred (quar.)_
White Pass & Yukon, Ltd
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)*-.^«,_-___Wieboldt Stores, common (quar.)
9
9-
1
11-15;
_____
9-16
1
9-
11-15
.
Class
9- 6
;
10-
-
6
9-
35c
:
1
—
(quar.)
—
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., com.
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Sundstrand
'9-
1
$1.25
Strecher-Tfa,ung Lithograph Corp. iquar.)_
Stuart
Company
tquar,)
—lstuyvesaiit insurance Co.
Stylon Corp. (quar:) _________—._
___
Sun Chemical Co., common (quar.)___i____
$4.50
preferred A (quar.)_______—i,—
Sunbeam
1
1
10-
75c
Stone & Webster. Inc.
tquar.)_-______—_
StrawbridgO & Clothier, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
'
1010-
25c
-
9-16
,
25c
(quar.)__
common
5%
prior preferred
convertible 2nd
9-15
partlc.
.
dividend
Stock
5%
9-15
1
,____—_—_
•
iquar.)______
preierred
1st
'7%
9-15
1
____—______
&' Fuller Co.—
Baer
Stix,
1
10-
49
Per
Name
l
10-
(quar.)—/
$1
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—
92Vac
$3.50 preferred (quar.)__
87%c
Union Investment (quar.)_
15c
Union Metal Mfg. (quar.—___—
50c
United Merchants & Manufacturers (quar.)__
25c
Union National Bank (Lowell, Mass.) (quar.)
60c
Union Pacific RR., common (quar.)
30c
4%
preferred (s-a)—,;20c
Union Stock Yards (Omaha) Ltd. (quar,)__
..35c
Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.—
Class A (quar.—_______
10c
2-28
Class
9-
10-
preferred
$4
Class
Class
9-15
f20c
(quar.)
common
_____—
non-cum.
Holders
Payable of kec.
25c
$7%c
2nd pref. (quar.)—
;
$15c
Union Bag-Camp Paper (quar.30c
Union Bank (Los Angeles, Calif.) (quar.)—
32c
Union Electric
Co.,
common
(quar.)—
j.
•. 450
$4.50 preferred (quar.)——_
$1.12%
9-30
12-15
(quar.)__
com.
1
Ltd,,
When
•
Share
.
(quar.)——■___
Acceptance,
Extra.
60c
preferred (quar.)____
Stetson
Corp.
Union
.
4%%
pgr
Name of Company
9-12
.
(1037)
'/
.
Payable of Rec.
25c
Brewers, Inc. (quar.) __________
Stern
(Michaels s —
:
4%% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.j____
4V2 %
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)„_
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
\
Sterling
Chronicle
1
on
manufacturer
Sept. 7 that
of men's,
Co.—Acquires—
women's and boy's apparel announced
it had contracted to acquire the assets and business
Company of Boston. Mass., a manufacturer
Puritan Skirt and Dress
popular-priced
women's dresses
and sportswear.
The acquisition
50
undisclosed
volume
Negotiations
i
of
amount
about
to
million..
$85
in
been
have
/
,
■
•
Railway
weeks
agreement
Son
and
the
the
two
companies was made in New York City jointly by Timothy R. Stearns,
President
and
Carl Rosen,
President of Puritan.—V. 191,
Net
2522.
•
■
.;.• v
-
to
Aug.
an
///
/./
the
PROCEEDS—If'
.
sold,
proceeds
the
offering
entire
company's
for
expenses
to $15,000
allowing up
■
Inventory
For
'
•'
-
Working
and
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
•
Common
stock
value $1)
(par
Industries,
BUSINESS—Rex-Tile
the
of
of
State
of
tion
Florida
1,000,000
Inc.
May 9,
on
of
shares
1,000,000 shs.
._
^
^ '
Since
stages,
to
The
192,
the laws
under
Uranium
/
in
is
concentrate
the
sold
$4,408,526
was
to
with
the
$1.94
or
oper.
Pursuant to
from
rov.
railway
192,
of
Co.
New
Net
Net
1966.—V.
191,
inc.-
oper.
at
oper.
&
Savings
PROCEEDS—After
net
proceeds
be
the
to
approximately
will
be
utilized
Texas
payment
company
$247,000.
to
expenses
Net
from
rev.
railway
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
192,
inc.-
600.
p.
Savannah
Net
Net
,
/T/,-■:/:;/ ./
//
revenue.
expenses /,
oper.
;//:V: v-//'/./ /;/Z/'v
1960—-Month—1959
$382,883
$345,827
266,216
260,085
July 31—
will
be
increased
/,
be
for
used
railway
192,
to aliminate
taxes and as
necessity of factoring
the
BUSINESS—The
is
company
192,
The
.
initiated
was
October of
in
ship and in other corporate forms from
poration and succession to the business
CAPITALIZATION—Prior
this
to
and operated
such date
by Rimak
offering
there
$561,148
46,331
38,785
271,237
277,585
•
as
The
1960—Month—1959
G.
$
500,000
are
shares
shares
mailed
record
field.
of
1,871,595
Los
to
45%
its
Brooks
$1.36
or
outstanding.
equal to $1.71
was
outstanding.
shares
$2,203,022,
to
This
1959.
over
/
outstanding ^hich
company
of
$1
is all of one class,
Capital stock
and
the
stock.
common
par
authorized
sock
common
par
There
of
the
are
non-assessable
350,000.—V.
192,
(W. M.)
See
without series, and
pre-emptive,
no
150,000
shares
new
will
and
conversion
offered
out
pointed
the
to
the
Inc.,
the
increase
sold
total
will
per
In
in
his
9%
share
per
the 1959 total.
shareholders, Brooks
to
$20,535,196
from
$19,587,543.
The
in
and
1959
:-
Net
//'•
working
Z
received
capital
-
by
Siegler
continues
increased
to
rose
/
to
Wichita,
of
now
200,000
fully
paid
to
shares
600.
p.
Ritter Lumber Co.—GXP Merger Terms—
Georgia-Pacific
Corp.,
above.—V.
192,
the
Kansas
.;
Coleman
Co.,
in
Springfield,
SEC—
filed
1960
19,
a
letter
of
notification
undetermined number of shares of
at-the-market
($2
share)
per
.
common
v/ith
stock
to
,
—
covering
to
be
Files
Commission—
Aug. 26, 1960 filed a letter of notification
50,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents)
with
at
a
supplied by amendment, through Havener Securities Corp.,
York,
Y.
N.
proceeds
to be used
are
Island
Staten
for general corporate
purposes.
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended July 31—
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses.
def.
Net
Net
1960—7 Months—1959
$230,310
274,033
$240,511
285,406
$1,847,749
2,022,722
$1,923,292s3
from
$43,723
$44,895
$174,973
$82,037
115,672
658,347
576,251
ry. oper.
2,005,329
railway oper. deficit
192, p. 541.
*
113,916
'
'
-
•
Stephan Co.—Proposes Stock Offering— /V'
?• /
:■
The
Stephan Co., Professional- Building, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 2 covering 180,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share.
a
is
offering
Gleich
D.
to
for
Co.,'
be made on an agency, all or none basis through
which a 48 cents per' share -commission is to
plus $25,000 for expenses/' The > underwriter ;has acquired
30,000 outstanding.: shares from -controlling; stockholders at 10. cents
per share.
'-"i//-v'
•
"'*
/-/'•/\'/ *'//
be-
paid
The
hair
shampoos,
outstanding 213,750 common, shares.' Of the net proceeds
sale of
additional stock; estimated at $482,000, $63,000 ydll
has
now
of
engaged in the" manufacture and sale of men's
after shave" preparations and toilet waters.
is
company
lotions,
It:
the
equipment, and modification of bottling ma¬
advertising and sales. promotion, primarily for
the balance for. working./capital and to finance
an
increased finished products inventory.
The company recently .en¬
tered an agreement
with a private label, manufacturer of cosmetics
for the production of certain products for sale under the company's
label,
including a cream hair dressing, an .after share lotion, and
"butch
wax"
used
as
a
dressing to control all
short haircuts of
the
"Crew" type.
''
"
*
'
be
for
used
chines;
packaging
for
$250,000
and
products;
new
.
prospectus lists Richard W. Stephan as President and owner of
of the
outstanding common stock.. Management officials as
The
45.9%
a
746.
p.
Adams
corporation on
SEC
The
be
$25,521,982
$21,464,965
/
/
from
'
Siegler
to
settlement of a patent infringement suit
was not
included in the earnings for the year.
"Because this was an
unusual and non-recurring type transaction," Brooks
explained, J<the
net
amount
after provision for federal income taxes, legal fees and'
other corollary expenses,-was credited directly
to our earned surplus
•account."
*'■'
./,
v •.
/-:•,•/■...v////v//"'////■•>'/•/
An extra i% stock dividend was declared during the year to enable
shareholders to participate in the benefits from the Coleman payment,
the
president added.
v./- «.
////•••/ *///;</.•/••///•/' '///"/
The report noted that The Olympic Radio and Television Division
registered substantial sales increases for the fifth consecutive year.
In
the
consumer
products field, Olympic continued to outpace the
industry average by a considerable margin.
Olympic's unit volume
was
up
by 25.7%
for the fiscal year compared to an industry gain
of 12.7%.—V. 191, p. 2522.
Inc.,
of
■
Aug.-
on
covering an
offered
The
—V.
.
.
said
worth
.
$2,800,000
Of
sum
condition.'.'
financial
from
shares
the
on
above
letter
without underwriting.
to "acquire additional
used
promissory note or notes of Adams, and to
long term mortgage indebtedness of Spring¬
•
•'" '
•
Z
of
issuance
"excellent
be
191, p. 2684.
declaration
and
record
rights.
be
outstanding
Springfield, 111.
Exchange Commission—
Standard Instrument Corp., New York, N. Y.
successful
John
the annual
-
without prefer¬
redemption
or
when
2,526,659
employees pursuant to
Employees Stock Purchase Plan. No underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds aie to be used, for the benefit of the employees.—»
1960,
that
common shares was
122,343 shares in merging Magnetic Amplifiers,
of a 4% stock dividend and the conversion of
remaining outstanding debentures assumed in the 1957 merger with
Unitronics Corp. !
- ,
Sales for the year ended June 30, 1960 rose to $84,095,002, a hew
due
were
There
with
$5,090,270
most
In 'fiscal 1959, net profits
share \on the 1,624,815 shares
'/■ ■
/-./■:■:./
the 15% increase in
•
to
With
company
SEC
be
The
experienced
Angeles,
share,
per
are
-
The
New
shareholders.
were
achieved in both net earnings and sales.
reported, net income amounted to
$3,201,023,
an
to
common
amounted
then
of
$12.50
Mass.—Files
$2,319,153,524
highs
previously
increase
outstanding.
ences.
All
$1
of
$4,016,329
324,668 --'1,562,728
34,883
With Securities and* Exchange
$
2,396,177,962
during the fiscal period ended June 30,
company president,
announced on Sept. 7 in
Brooks,
As
shares
2,310
14,743,018 "14,639,874
$713,734
$255,473
Parking Corp., a
some
outstanding
•
///•
'v'
retire
the
Corp.,
New
,
1960—7 Mos.—1959
•
$2,917,"609 $18,759,347 $19,730,144
Securities and
proceeds
.
of $100 par common stock
reclassified into 200,000 shares
w/,;-
'/'.//
446.
p.
at
The
1960—7 Mos.- -1959
$.///
,//•/:v
history
report
until the incor¬
Electronics, Inc.
were
;-
380,065,686 366,326,361
212.
p.
Siegler
in
year
partner¬
a
192,
$988,402
378,584
"
218,092
corporation
on
Aug. 29,
1960
filed
a. letter
of notification
SEC covering 28,160 shares.of common stock (par $10)
to be
Street
Co.- -Sales Higher-
&
Siegler Corp.—Record Highs—
,
1950,
1,140,116
"
the
offered
price
contract
in
engaged
$672,427
-■■■■
600.
—
—V.
manufacturing
for the electronics, guided missile and aircraft industries.
Among the
many items manufactured are precision sheet metal assemblies, elec¬
tronic
cabinets,
electronic
consoles,
deep draw cans
and housings.
The company also manufactures a line of proprietary items for the
electronics,
guided missile and aircraft industries, including circuit
assemblers,
expandable
chassis and
presto
terminals,
etc.
Further,
Rimak is manufacturing and/or has contracts to manufacture addi¬
tional proprietary items in the commercial field, including
construc¬
tion
barricades
and
warning
lights
and
devices; • a
trading stamp
dispening machine, and motor carts.
f
Rimak
was
incorporated on May 1, 1958, under the laws of the
State of California.
The manufacturing business operated by Rimak,
however,
inc,_
oper.
p.
$85,742
$
will be used
$154,000 will
working capital in an effort
accounts receivable.
of
payment
$828,163
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$2,373,506
1,812,358
$2,544,628
1,872,201
$116,667
ops.
ry.
Sales
product development; $15,000
facilities; and the balance of
for
used
production
"
2,114,5752,203,875
•
opers.
income
oper.
ry.
with
V.
liquidate an obligation evidenced by a promissory note;
approximately
$8,000
will
be
used
for
advertising;
approximately
lor
from
Sears Roebuck
of
Corporation
I960—Month^-1959 ,'
$2,370,048
expenses.
ry.
—Files With
Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
&
oper.
rev.
—V.
to
$30,000
" 1,167,244
70,501
"
9/645
*
revenue..
fr.
rev.
—V.
v;
$1,407,374 ~ $1,914,228 $15,050,856 $14,262,056
Z
700,782 //
856,497
6,702,901 : 6,077,899
ops.
ry.
oper.
Period Ended
South
Hill
National Trust
Angeles, Calif.
Manufacturing
&
$140,919
"
July 31—
oper.
.
Net
of commissions and other expenses the
from the sale of the shares offered will
Approximately $40,000 of the
proceeds
Engineering
pay
" /T48.169
$88,902
1
-
'
1960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos
$5,377,028 $39,018,827 $38,516,440
$4,766,439
3,462,800
23,967,971
24,254,384
* 3,359,065
revenue.
oper.
760
Angeles,
165,721
ops.
-
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$1,995,407
$2,128,518
541.;//-;///'///r' //■'•■';/' Z/f./' ■;/'/-■ ••,.///■?"•
Period End.
-1959
Period Ended Aug. 31-
Bank,
Union
Agent:
Calif. Registrar: Bank of America
Association, 660 South Spring Street, Los
Los
V
,
Railway
$2 per share.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Street,
ry.
Income
oper.
192, p.
Railway
$1,742,870 $12,906,237 $13,681,534
779.045
6,498,019
6,930,414
301.
v>.
Railway
Co., 210 West 7th St., Los Angeles, Calif., pub¬
licly offered 150,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common
stock
purposes./
105.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,479,093
826,600
ops.
ry.
Period Ended July 31—
/;
—V.
Sept. 7 offering circular, Holton, Hender¬
a
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Energy Commission under
through
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
&
son
*
" I960—Month—1959
$254,623
$289,088
Railway operating exps.
in
mining
Mexico.
Mining
uranium
1960—Month—1959
196.0—7 Mos.—1959
$9,730,780 $10,210,976 $70,031,892 $70,480,739
8,251,687
8,468,106 / 57,125,655
56,799,205
revenue-
expenses
Offered—
Stock
letter of notification
stock (par 10 rents) to
Co., Inc., New York,
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
share
per
Homestake
Atomic
running
Francisco
Louis-San
St.
Railway
Railway
Inc.—Common
Electronics,
Files With
&
used for general corporate
be
to
are
/ Period End. July 31—
Railway
operating rev.
the
Rimak
this
later
probably
proceeds
through D'Amico
month.
/
/
share,
per
in 1959.
The partners
operate
Ambrosia Lake district
contract
pound
oper.
|
below.
Co.,
a
Period Ended July 31—
:
'/:
212.
Chemical
Vick
and
million
18
an
Richardson-Merrell Inc.- -New Name for VIK—
See
Y.,
$5
at
—
*
Springfield Downtown Parking, Inc.,
with an authorized capitaliza¬
stock with a par value of $1 per
has
p.
N.
1960,
common
pressure,
fibre.—V.
mill
Net
which
and
1960
paraner
Partners.
properties
—V.
thereby forming a
fused material giving the
advantages of wood but eliminating the disadvantages by natural wood
heat
Homestake-Sapin
Net
its
company
limited
a
Railway
organization the company has been in its formative
status its activities have been limited.
-;// ;//./•/;;/'
adopted the term "Rez-Tile" as a trade name
for its product.
Rez-Tile is a particle board block floor tile which
is manufactured from dry sized Douglas Fir plainer chips formed with
the addition of certain resins and paracol and subjected to extreme
share.
fiscal
in
flow
is
Railway
///.y/
228,869 shs.
organized
was
cash
Sabre-Pinon
Outstanding
Authorized
-
offered
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
and
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
10,000
development—--
oroduct
new
a
corporation on Aug. 24,
1960 filed
a
the SEC covering 60,000 shares of common
with
Corp.—Annual Report—
against $1,698,199 or $0.79 per share
Receivable——----90,000/'•'•/•
advertising———23,000
'//._/
*.—20,000
capital
Research
solidated
paying
Under¬
.
development and
manufacturing space, will be built by John Laing and
large building contractor in England. Work will begin
be completed next May.—V. 192, p. 348.
of
The
/':///4/- \'i'\V:/1"
600.
p.
$60,000 *
■
Accounts
carrying
Market
192,
Monday, September 12, 1960
.
Spier Electronics, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
2,679
The
of $7,000,
the com¬
the order
//
incurred. After paying a Finder's Fee
for the company's own expenses
pany will net not less than $203,000 which it will apply, in
of priority shown,
as follows:
_;/•......
writers
and
inc.—
oper.
feet
Limited,
September
.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$246,400
$58,093
*179,798
Mexico, corporation began "to realize its financial
potential" in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1960, Richard D. Bokum,
II, president, said in his annual report to stockholders/
Net profit for the year was $1,926,891 or 85 cents a share compared
with net of $81,925 or 4 cents a share in the previous year.
Con¬
shares is
150,000
of
company
will be $240,000, after
less a maximum of $15,000 to the
the
to
Commissions,
Underwriter's
railway
»Deficit.—V.
*$13,320
*46,976
*$28,473
"
*70,899
:
ops.
Sabre-Pinon
/^:i
stock.
from ry.
rev.
in
.
The Santa Fe, New
Christy & Co., Inc., and First City Securities, inc., both
of New York 5, N. Y., publicly offered 150,000 shares of
this company's $1 par common
i'l
expenses
oper.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$2,469,452
$2,735,208
2,411,359
2,488,808
be
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
18 offering circular, Vickers,
Industries,
Rez-Tile
Pursuant
Net
revenue
oper.
Railway
Reliance
p.
I960—Month—1959
$299,598
$350,585
\ 328,071
363,905
Period Ended July 31—
■
■
between
several
for
progress
of an
conclusion
the
of
announcement
.:.
.
square
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
of
Reliance's
common
stock plus an
cash,
and
will
increase Reliance's
yearly
shares
52,000
Involve
will
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1038)
group
50.76%.
own
Southern Pacific Co.- -Earnings—
Roliton
The
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
SEC
has
exemptions
from
to
respect
In
the
(b)
Lakes
public
Roliton
1960
the
$1
to
Natural
of
New
and
With
terms
failure
Inc.
150,000
1933
Railway
("Natural
Gas"), Erie, Pa.
Natural Gas proposed
1959,
shares
common
$2
at
conditional
a
14,
New
1933
1960,
York
exemption
with
respect
states
in
share,
per
from
to
in
order
a
with
permanent
Supreme
Court
permanently
affiliated
from
interests
ade9uafce
discJose
within
the
Roliton
of
officials,
material
past
and
two
other
not
were
and
material
of
respect
the
and
17
of
to
said
controlling
to
disclose
to
affiliated
by
failure
Roliton
in
a
an
and
of
affiliates;
its
adequately agreements
disclose
of
interests
promoters
to
and
company
operations
indirect
its
companies;
Roliton
affiliated
an
affiliate
between
proposed merger
with
affiliate.
Each
of
request,
made
on
the
the
orders
provides
question
permanent.—V.
an
whether
191,
p.
opportunity
the
suspension
for
—
♦v,Tho^orporat!on on Aug- 29> 1960 filed a letter of
.CJ^Verin<5, 10°.°00 shares of common stock
The
proceeds
are
per share,
to
1017.
be
used
be
upon
vacated
155.
Roulette Records, Inc., New York, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
t0_°e offered at $3
hearing,
should
without underwriting.
for general corporate
period End.
Files With
notification with
Railway
30,623,154
one
purposes.—V
N.
Tampa
Atlanta,
1960,
E.,
Sept.
Railway
July 31—
I960—Month—1959
oper.
—V.. 192,
6,
1960—7 Mos.- -1959
$
156,833,881
18,926,208
22,245,559
151,923,953
exps,„__
14,939,860
15,330,921
107,931,880 109,049,200
opers.
3,986,348
2,093,843
6,914,638
3,232,683
p.
ry.
income.^.
801.
'
'
43,992,073
19,461,413
/.'//; '/■ .;/;/: %
=
47,784,681
21,978,714
•■/,: ///////;;;
"in
a
of
subscription will be paid in 82 consecutive monthly installments
each.
The units are to be offered for sale by the general
$200
partners on an all or none basis, and they will be
underwriting
commissions if the offering is fully
erations
expanding
of
1954. Growing acceptance of grassland farming
production
of
hay and silage crops for livestock feed—has
doubled and redoubled New Holland sales in England and other coun¬
tries
overseas.
Production
will begin soon
on
an
expanded line of
grassland equipment, including two baler models, a hay crimper and
a
multi-purpose harvesting machine, the Crop Chopper 33.
In
1954, New Holland
had 50
employees and one distributor in
England. Today, there are 200 employees and 160 dealers producing
in
England in
—the
be
marketing New Holland equipment.
added
when
the
new
plant
goes
Another 50 to 100 people will
full operation, New Holland
into
says.
The
new
building,
with
10,000
square
feet
of
office
and
48,000
partnership
interests
will
paid $97,000 as
subscribed.
Net
be used for land
purposes.
is a limited partnership organized under
1960 for the purpose of acquiring and developing
an
approximately 1,174 acre tract of land in Hillsborough County,
Fla., for the total purchase price of $498,950. The initial net proceeds
from the sale of partnership interests, estimated at $548,800, will be
used toward the purchase of said tract of land and for other expenses.
The partnership has outstanding one limited and two general partner¬
ships,
subscribed for at the time of the group's formation.
The
prospectus lists the geenral partners as D. D. Covington, Jr. of Dade
City, Fla. and Frank C. Lewis of
Brandon, Fla., and the limited
partner as James B. Sanders of Atlanta, Ga.
The tract to be pur¬
chased by the Citrus group is part of a 3,574 acre tract which was
purchased in August 1959, for $750,540 by a joint venture doing
business
as
Dade City Agricultural Enterprises.
Dade City is com¬
posed
D,
owned
has
51
corporations
Jr.
partnership
for
including
Lewis
Associates,
Inc.,
which
by Frank Lewis, and Dade City Sales & Service, Inc.,
outstanding capital shares, all of which are owned by
Covington,
D.
The
vestment
and
five
of
98%
which
Group
law in July
Georgia
is
Citrus
said
The
for
its
overseas
production facilities
were
an¬
nounced today by New Holland Machine Co., farm equipment manu¬
facturing division of Sperry Rand Corp.
New Holland President George C. Delp said the company will build
a new home office and factory at Aylesbury, England,
near the present
headquarters and plant of New Holland Machine Co. Limited.
With the new" plant and the older one in operation, Mr. Delp said,
New
Holland
will
be
able
to step
up
production of automatic hay
balers
and
other
grassland farming machines. According to Victor
R.
Despard,
Jr..
International Division
Director for New Holland,
products of the Aylesbury operation are sold mainly in England and
other Darts of the United Kingdom.
Export sales account for about
one-fourth of production, he said.
New
Holland, which also has companies in France and Australia
and
five
factories in
the United
States, started manufacturing op¬
and
'
Citrus Group, Suite 508-1401 Peachtree Street,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering
registration
of
$2,200,000
of
partnership
the
financing,
development,
operation and ownership
Ga.,
of the sale
purchases and other
Sperry Rand Corp.—Expansion—
Plans
349.
Bay
proceeds
cent)
190
fr.
rev.
ry.
192, p.
limited
revenue..
oper.
Co.—Exchange—■
above.—V.
proposed citrus grove" to be offered in units of $22,000.
Each
partnership interest will require an initial payment of $5,600
with a deposit of at least 15%
of that amount, or $840, accompanying
the application.
The remainder of the initial payment ($4,760) must
be made upon demand as soon as the entire 97 limited partnerships
which
are
offered have been
subscribed.
The remaining $16,400 of
of
Co.—Earnings-
Petroleum Co.,
Tampa Bay Citrus Group—Registers—
The
75,982,969
30,303,182
the
Net
Net
'
(par
70,657,017
2,947,602
$
that
of
offering of
provision)
the
between
and
and
between
and
in
competitive
direct
persons
transactions
companies;
derived
the
all
the
to
10,523,514
801.
p.
Railway oper.
certain
with,
reason
anti-fraud
relate
agreements
be
and
disclose
by
that
(the
officials
management
years;
192,
7,395,954
2,355,714
ry.
State
the
that
complied
misleading
facts,
Section
benefits
to
A
false
misrepresentations
operations,
company;
management
is
disclosure
companies,
Roliton's
affiliated
—V.
ops.
income—
from
oper.
Phillips
interests
injunction
enjoining
the Commission's order asserts
violate
alleged
rev.
ry.
exps.
49,481,328 318,225,040 326,088,693
38,957,814 247,568,023 250,105,724
June
business
any
Regulation
certain
would
The
the
f
of
circular
disclose
stock
Net
Net
operating
See
,
44,645,799
37,249,845
rev.
common
registration
offering of
public
its
In
that
the
County
in
to Roliton,
operating
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$
Railway
Southern
Commission
conditions
Act.
m.,?1
p.
of
Colo.
A notification filed
public offering of 175,000
the
of
engaging
offering
to
the
disclose
or
Co.,
February
Denver,
Act
July
respect
and
Roliton
an
Act
A
with
share.
the
for
from
Roliton's
to
Securities
I960—Month—1959
July 31—
Regulation
relating to the purchase
sale
of
securities,
which under Regulation A is a bar to the
of securities pursuant to a
Regulation A exemption.
sale
of
of
provides
on
York
company
the
Period End.
suspending
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
Gas,
issued
was
A
not
in
proposed
per
Securities
securities
under
Gas
filed
offering
Roliton
at
Regulation
under
Natural
Corporation,
by
shares
temporarily
offerings of securities by the following:
notification
a
orders
registration
public
Great
(a>
issued
and members of his immediate family.
has
entered
into
a
Management
Company,
immediate development of th
and
contract
Inc.,
citrus
with
for
Diversified In¬
services
necessary
grove.
Diversified
also
for the sale of citrus developed. An agreement
into with Commercial & Financial Consultants,
Inc.,
to provide assistance in the management of the partnership's
administrative affairs.
Mr. Covington and Mr. Lewis each owns 48%
of Diversified.
Mr. Sanders is President and majority stockholder of
will
be
also
has
responsible
been
Commercial.
entered
Number 5985
192
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Technology Instrument Corp.—Annual Report—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Wegard
president of this corporation, of Acton, Mass.,
manufacturer of precision electronic components, laboratory test and
gpace instrumentation equipment, has announced
that sales for the
year ended June 30, 1960 grew to $7,714,477 from $6,393,275 in 1959.
This is a 20%
increase in volume over the previous year and is the
highest sales figure in the corporation's 14-year history. Earnings for
the year were 31 cents per share, compared to 41 cents per share for
fiscal 1956-59, according to tne company's annual report just released.
introduced 23 new products and entered several
fields completely new this year. To accommodate increases in current
business and to provide for future growth, plant capacity was
in¬
creased by one-third during the fiscal year just ended. Many costs
of this intensive product diversification program were beyond normal
development and engineering costs. Since many of these expenses
were
of a
non-recurring nature, Mr. Searle looks forward to an
improving profit margin on a greater sales volume from present and
new products in the
1960-61 fiscal year.
; •
.
"
•
The developments of the past year are said to considerably broaden
the corporation's future earnings base. According to Mr. Searle, the
company's backlog of customers' orders on June 30, 1960 was approx¬
imately $2,400,000. A high volume of requests to bid, as well as an
improving flow of orders during July and August, leads management
to
expect
business
volume
to
increase
during
the
coming
year.
—V. 191, p. 2565.
*
,,
have
from
Co.
underwriters
Street
and
agreed
dealers
basis,
and
to
&
of
r
C.
Wegard
Street
&
First
V.
Tne
/
& French,
Corp.-;
Inc.—i—
V.
unaudited
cents
75
income
Tne
of
-
8,500
Bank
York Trust
for
the
Co.
has
,
appointed
the
of
transfer
with
share
a
adjusted to
the
1960,
of
for
half
of
1959.
stock
2-for-l
a
re¬
equal
$20,946,818, net
first
the
reflect
company
$1,947,174
of
sales
split,
effect to the sale of
the
of
company
the
of
as
debentures,
new
June
30,
1960,
ad¬
the
underwriters named below,
for whom Kidder,
Peabody & Co. Incorporated is acting as Representative, have severally
subject to certain conditions precedent, including approval of
certain legal matters by counsel, to purchase from Vendo at the sub¬
corporation,—
agreed,
•
.
capitalization
reflect
to
price,
in
the
debentures
as
are
scription
United
cents
were
30,
income
net
i960.
UNDERWRITERS—The
been
stock
common
11,
June
compared
52
or
snare
per
ended
of ,$34,273,261,
stock-split, consisted of $5,000,000 in short-term
bank loans, $5,225,000 in debentures, 7,930 shares of $50 par value
preferred stock and 2,583,326 shares of $1.25 par value common stock.
Co., Inc.—Appointments—
New
$1,280,342
Aug.
consolidated
justed
registrar
p. 542.
months
This
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
8,500
.
six
sales
share.
a
earnings
effective
8,000
___
of
soft
EARNINGS—For
to
10,000
__
_
Inc.--
Co.,
and
192,
Inc.———
volume
pre-mix
ported
32,500
—
Fricke
Sheet Metal
Chemical
agent
their
Shares.'
2793.
p.
United
■
issued
if
opposite
32,500
Inc.-.
&
Saxe,
Wickett &
S.
191,
is
reportedly the nation's largest producer in
coin-operated vending machines for sale of bottled!
drinks, packaged milk, ice cream, instant coffee,
candy, pastries, food and cigarettes.
and
•
■
Street
Russell
•
—V.
and
as
forth
set
■■,••'.
Co.
Moyer,
Broad
when,
a
stock
'■'■
&
Co.,
Woodcock,
on
common
51
BUSINESS—Vendo
dollar
efiorts
...
"■'•''
L.
below, for whom L. C.
acting as managing under¬
to talke commitments
are
best
purchase
of
shares
named
mc.
their
to
others,
the number
Co.,
use
respective names:
has
company
The
&
writers,
Raymond W. Searle,
(1039)
States Lines—Contract—
the
respective percentages
unsubscribed
for
forth
set
pursuant
below,
the
to
of
such
subscription
,
Mexican
Texas
.
Manufacturing
Pantex
See
Period Ended July
Corp.,
above.—V,
190,
p.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expensed^-
rev.,-frofnty. ops.
railway oper. . fine.
Net
Net
'.'Deficit.—V.
■
192,
95.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$2,011,421
$2,225,129
254,895
1,390,037
1,544,310
TidewatervOii
,
>
$680,819
131,828
'
''J- '•
'"•
Co.—Joint
Collier,
T.
Robert
; :$72,4573:!k*> $>66,546-$621*384
"/!/;• 6,995 ^
*8,374
128,013
642.
p.
a
Venture—..
& .Chemical
Carbon
Corp.,
Getty, II, President of Tidewater Oil Co., announced
on
Sept.
6
that jollierand/Tidewater are
considering plans to
build and operate a petroleum ;haphthalene plant as a joint venture
at Collier's Los
Angeles ."plant.
"'s '■
//'../V/ '■.•/
.
•
,
The
In
late
proposed multi-million dollar facility is scheduled for completion
1961, and will have an initial capacity in excess of 50 million
It .will utilize raw material from both Tidewater
of Calif., parent company of Collier.
Tidewater are also building a petroleum naphthalene
per year.;
Union Oil Co.
pounds
and
and
'■.Collier
at Tidewater's Delaware Refinery south of Wilmington, Del.
new
plants .will utilize a patented process, developed by Union
of California, which converts an aromatic by-product of
refineries into high purity naphthalene.—V. 191, p. 2793.
plant
The
•
to
12
years.
Maritime
Board
government,
News
The
I960..
„
With SEC
Topic Electronics, Inc., Naticki Mass.-—Files
17, I960 filetf a letter of notification With
shares of common stock
(no par)
to be
share, through DuPont, Homsey & Co., Boston,
Massachusetts.;';'-; ^/./S-J^v
:•/•> '/v/'
■/
The proceeds
to be Used to pay promissory notes, general obliga¬
tions and for working capital.
jjj
■■•:/"/'■/'/',r;"
The
the
corporation on Aug.
SEC
85,000
covering
at
offered
$3.40
per,,
Highs—
Co.—Record
Supply
sales
quarter ending
July 31 .were, the highest .for; any quarter in the company's history,
Chairman. Charles E. Schmidt told the New -York Society of Security
Analysts on Aug 26.
"Figures for. the third quarter are being finalized now," the chief
executive
of .the
Chicago-beadqUartered merchandiser of farm ma¬
chinery parts, tools and -small equipment items said, "and they should
show sales for the quarter up 22%
over the same period a year ago,
with earnings for the quarter up" to 60cents per share from 49 cents
a
year ago."
' *
Nine-month earnings of the company, whose stock is listed on the
New Yoik Stoi^ Exchange, .will total. $1.13 per. share, .a new record,
compared to $1.03 a year ago. "Based on performance to date, I pre¬
dict that sales-will slightly exceed the $12,000,000 level and that earn¬
ings will be near $1.70 lor the year/' Schmidt declared. In the 1959
fiscal yea,r, Tractor Sdpply had sales of $10,404,000, with net income
share of $1.51.—V.
per
192,
157.
p.
United ■ Aero',Pifudue,tsr;
Stock Offered
a Sept.' 2 offering, circular, an underwrit¬
ing group headed by L. C. Wegard & Co. and Street &
^—Pursuant to
Co., Inc., publicly offered 100,000 shares of this
100 par,common stock'at $3, per share.
PROCEEDS-^—It
the
Sept.
that
is. estimated
the
net
the
Maritime
Kidder,
Merrill
&
M'.
E.
Wilson,
Chairman
Administrator
Biewett,
built
be
John
E.
signed
the
will
the
be
fastest
group
trades.
Atlantic
North
//•
At
close
for
2
of
the
signing
.
freighters
ever
second
group
similar
in
the
enable
disclosed
Allyn
C.
—
loans, as -well as all: other bank loans
personally guaranteed by the Messrs. Matarese.
v
is
.
BUSINESS—United
27,
1958;- under
a
contract
.
bank loans-i:_^_^r_r_--:^--——.working
capital-———--•--
-Additional
Froducts
Aero
laws
the
of
manufacturer
of
Corp.
was
Inc.
ecutive
missile,
offices
ponents
and
Frank
came
and
located
mechanical
Joseph
officers
of
100
to
well
as
Hawaii,
a
operated
to
under
first
operation in
bulk,
and
been
incorporated
Jan.
on
-■'/ //;. /
'
shorter
also sons of
Products, Inc.
GIVING EFFECT TO
,"'rV/.,.
Corqmon
stock
♦Does
not ^include-
engineers
to
such
or
the
$27,500
shares
engineers.
of
•
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
*300,000 shs.
stock to be issued to two
—.—;750,000 shs.
(10c ,.par)>_—
of
common
common
' " "'
"
'
stock
~
whiqh
C.
Eisen
2
Waeckerle,
&
Inc.
5
2
Co
Christopher & Co.-—
Lucas,
—
&
3
2
—
the
for
This
that
the
new
by
service.
by Gibbs
express
52-D,
Cox,
Inc.,
the
than
highly
successful
Mariner-class
announced
6—V.
Sept.
on
Richard¬
191,
1160.
p.
with
common
Administration
Business
Small
the
Business
to
Act
Investment
18,
operate
of
1960. It is licensed
throughout Virginia
Net
1958.
proceeds of
this
company's general funds and used to
furnishing capital, long-term loans,
and consulting, and advisory services to selected small business concerns.
The company now has outstanding 40,000 common shares, the largest
block, 11,760 shares, being held by Dover Corp. Management officials
as
a group,
including corporations represented by the director on the
board, own 39,480 shares.
The prospectus lists Robert H. Pratt as
president and James C. Wheat, Jr., as board chairman/ '•
will
finance
...
&
developed
President,
statement
of
Small
the
offering
the
East
Far
outgrown its corporate,
Inc,"
in October,
upon
corporation, 907 State-Planters Bank Bldg., Richmond, Va.,
shares
under
the
in
has
Board of Directors proposal, Smith
a
being changed to Virginia Capital Corp. on Aug.
would
fastest cargo service in the Nortn
Pacific, where it operates nine,
cargoships—now the fastest freighters in the
as
Co.
"Richardson-Merrell
approval of
company
Change—
Chemical
Vick
become
filed,
the SEC on Aug. 31, 1960, covering
stock, to be offered for public sale through
an underwriting group headed by J. C.
Wheat & Co. The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under Virginia law In July
1959 under
the name "Small Business Investment Company of Virginia," its name
replacement
vessels
Co.—Name
old
year
will
registration
60,000
Havre.
noted
Chemical
naval
freighters
the
added
be
company's
the
to
business of
company.
have
beam
a
;;TjV,'.
cargo.;.
will
'l
[■
G
Volkswagrenwerk,
The
have
cargo
1:
annual
m
b II—Annual
Report—
/
Volkswagenwerk, GmbH, fourth largest
automobile
producer in the world, showed that the company's 1959
gross sales in 119 countries increased 30.4%
to $835 million.
This sales record was accompanied by a 25.9%
increase in vehicle
production which, during
1959, averaged 2,839 vehicles per working
day.
At the present in mid-1960, production is at a rate of 3,600
vehicles per day, company officials in the United States disclosed.
"These daily production figures," said C. H. Hahn, general manager
of Volkswagen
of America, "are most striking when we recall that
four
years
ago
production was
only 1,247 vehicles per day.
Yet,
report
of
despite this threefold increase we cannot yet meet the world's demands
for Volkswagen cars and trucks.
At the end of 1960 we expect the
at a production rate of 4,000 units per day."
V.
.
■
j, .
The annual report, released in West Germany on Sept. 1, discloses
V a total 1959 production of 696,860 vehicles (575,407 passenger cars,
United States Radium Corp.—Canadian Line—
121,435 trucks and station wagons).
This total represents 40.5% of
all automobile production in West Germany, up from 37.0%
in 1958.
U. S. Radium Corporation announced on Aug. 30 plans to sell in the
As
of
Dec.
31,
1959 the company's capital was $72
million and
United States a line of Geiger tubes produced by Electronic Associates
surplus
from
operations
for
1959
amounted
to
$16,382,000,
after
Limited of Canada.
allocations
to
and
from
reserves
and
adjustments incident to
the
According to C. W. Wallhausen, vice president of U. S. Radium, this
upward revaluation of fixed assets and investments.
•
is
a
step to augment his company's expanding scope of service
to
Of the company's total capitalization of $384,069,895 more than half
the
nuclear field.
"We feel certain
the Geiger tubes of Electronic
is in equity and reserve.
Fixed assets of the company are up sharply
Associates will find ready acceptance in our existing nuclear markets
from 1958 and now make up 62.5%
of the total.
and
will enable us to develop new markets for these products where
Increases in expenditures for raw materials and supplies generally
the potential has not been fully realized," he said.
matched the increase in production as did wages and salaries which
Electronic Associates developed its first Geiger tube in 1946. Since
rose
27%
to $87 million.
The increase was due to an expansion of
that time, EA tubes have been used in a variety of industrial and re-;
the work force as well
as
to
wage
increases.
The company's addi¬
search applications
tional expenditures for social benefits and social insurance were ap¬
The Morristown, N. J., corporation is a supplier of radiation sources
proximately $14.5 million for the year, bringing the total wages, di¬
and related nuclear products, as well as a complete line of dials, panels
rect and fringe, to $105,500,000.
\ i
and nameplates.—V.
190, p. 1119.
Plant and production facilities were increased by $105,000,000 during
the
year.
A comparable increase is planned during 1960, company
tanks
and a deep tank capacity of 1,035 tons. The deep
used for stowage of either liquid or dry cargo.—
space,
cargo
be
192; p.; 447.
may
factory to level off
are
to
be
optioned
,,
.
Stock Plan—
United Utilities, Inc.—Files
This
of
of
firm,
North
304
statement
the
with
Cedar
SEC
disclosed,
officials
Abilene, Kan.,, filed a regis¬
2 covering 100,000 shares
pursuant to the company's 1959
190, p. 1778.
,
St.;
On
Sept.
on
stock, to be offered
Stock Option Plan.—V.
common
Restricted
,
Jan.
1,
..
,
.
,
,
.
/
'•
■.-■
,
the
capital account was readjusted to about
satisfy
requirements of legislation authorizing the
1960,
$144,000,000.; to
the company to public stock ownerships as Volks¬
Details of the change-over are being worked out
that provides for 20% of the stock to be issued to the
Federal German
Republic, 20% -to the State of Lower Saxony and
the balance of 60%
to be sold to Volkswagen employees and German
> change-over
wagenwerk,
of
a.g.
./ in legislation
American
Universal
America
See
Glasco
Corp.—Stock
above.—V.
Corp.,
191,
p.
;
Acquired—
649.
'■-
nationals.
above.—V.
Corp.,
192,
'748.
p.
1
"
has
'
'
i
disclosing
.
Utah Power & Light Co.—Financing
SEC
The
issued
has
an
order under
Approved—
authorizing
:
.
,
and
company
.,.
...
:
Inc.' has
-
Hahn pointed out that it
a single dollar of capital
product.
kind,
•.
„
The company
has
all growth has come
re¬
from
'
.
been growing with the parent
headquarters employs 157 people. Hahn
of America,
its national
Volkswagen
the Public Utility Holding Com¬
to issue and sell,at competitive bidding,
$16,000,000 of first mortgage, bonds due 1990 and 400,000 shares of $25
par preferred stock.
Proceeds of this financing will be used i npart to
pay
$19,000,000 of bank notes; and the balance, together with cash
generated in the business, will be applied to the company's 1960 con¬
struction program, estimated at $16,000,000—V.
192, p. 845.
Act
no
income.
Mr.
the investment of
without
source except sales of its
economic assistance of any
any
ceived
growth,
company's
the
achieved
been
from
*.
pointed out that Volkswagen's increasing participation in the American
economy is indicated by the fact that hundreds of independent Amer¬
ican businessmen have invested more than $100 million to distribute,
sell and service VW's in the United States.
In addition, these enter-
Utah
v
payrolls of more than $52 million.
he said, has already paid the Treasury of
in customs duties and excise taxes.
"Altogether," he said, "we figure that each Volkswagen sold in the
United States adds $1,000 to
the American economy.
This includes
VW's expenditures in the United States for raw materials and tools,
trucking and stevedoring,
plus the investment in dealer and dis¬
tributor properties, wages and
salaries to over 10,000 employees and
taxes and duties paid to Federal, state and local governments."
prises
have annual
now
Volkswagen
America,
of
the United States over $100 million
— Files With
Commission—v '
Valley Dale Investment Co., Toccoa, Ga.
Securities and Exchange
The
company
on
Aug.
29, 1960
filed
lptter of notification with the
due 1966 to be offered at
a
covering $50,000 of 8%
debentures
without underwriting.
SEC
face
value,
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for working
capital.
Wadkins Producing Co.—SEC
Vendo
•
-
Products, Inc.,-the corporation retaining ownership of the property and
equipment and
leasing it ~ to the partnership. At the time of the
formation of the partnership the other sons of James Matarese, Sr.,
Isadore, and James, Jr., became partners.
United Aero Products Corp. was incorporated to continue the busi¬
ness
of the partnership. On June
2, 1960, the outstanding stock of
United Aero Products, Inc. was assigned to United Aero Products Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
3
3
Virginia Capital Corp.—Proposes Offering—
,
invited
a dry
cargo capacity of 650,986 cuibc feet; a re¬
capacity of 26,000 cubic feet, which can be increased
another 20,000 cubic feet if necessary through utilization of convertible
They
pany
James Matarese, Sr., be¬
as its business expanded.
a
partnership,
United Aero Products Co. was
the;
manufacturing
operations of
United Aero
Aero
&
3
Boettcher
Inc
;
and
Jr.,
son,
of 75 feet, a deadweight of 10,714 tons and
displace approximately 18,493 tons at full-load draft of 28 feet, six
inches.
..V-;.;.;-o//'\ /'!/'
v
The
new
ships will be steam-turbine, single-screw vessels with a
main propulsion plant capable of developing
16,500 shaft horsepower
and a sustained speed of 20 knots under normal load conditions.
Designed after long experience in the trades they will serve and
careful study of potential changes in types of cargo offerings, the five
vessels will have ample space to handle diverse types -of dry, liquid
of the company, are
nuclear
•
Co.,
4
Evans
542.
p.
stockholder
five, with a 20-knot
the company's direct
the
to
executives
offer
Design
by the
They will
..v,"
Columbus
assemblies.
4
Co.__
Co., Inc.
B.
Fifty-five
name
the new ships will be 560 feet, six inches in overall length
feet longer than the C-2 type they will replace,
and just
feet
three
Le
Lines
Mariner-class
built
architects,
See
50,000
*45,000
32,000
Matarese,
United
Ill
August,
1953,
formed
to
conduct
at
&
.Co
,
.
192,
In
the State, of New Jersey. The company
precision metal products for use in the
electronic' and
are
&
Granbery, Marache & CoMitchum, Jones & Templeton
Stroud
&
Co.,
Inc—_____
Co.
'Vick
:
con¬
Gibbons
Mr.
had
Universal Match Corp.—Merger Terms—
industries. Its plant and ex¬
Road, Burlington, N. J. It
has four wholly-owned subsidiaries, United Aero Products, Inc., United
Aerotronics
Corp.,;;United
Aero
Dynamics Corp. and United Aero
Research
Corp. The
latter three subsidiaries were recently formed,
and the latter two have not yet been activated.
The business of the company
was originally conducted by United
Aero Products,
Inc.,
which was incorporaed on Aug. 20, 1942, by
James Matarese, Sri and his son Broge. United Aero Products, Inc.
initially performed mecal working for prime government contractors
and subsequently expanded into the manufacturing oi precision com¬
aircraft;
&
—V.
a'
bids
that
vessels
six
of
design
slated
are
and
company
trades
be
To
—or
and
London
United States
The
"
•Such
5
Podesta
Peet «fc Co
Clement A.
Jackson ' &
&
O.
H.
Barret/;Fitch North & Co.,
20 knots,
speed of
Franklin,
Mr.
ceremony,
Administrator
be
speed,
to
service
tration
proceeds to the companyaggregate approximately
—
Co
&
Cruttenden,
—'
Witter
P.ache
r
the
will
service
machinei^ And", cquipniefit-—$70,000
for United Aerotronics Corp.____—
25,000
'Cpnstruction of additions' to'subsidiary buildings—_
15,000
inventory----
Webber,
A.
of the Federal
behalf of the
.
of
service
a
T
o/
,;
Maritime
These
Working capital
Additional
McDonald
7
;
Fenner
on
deducting
Payment of
26
Co.__
Co
Pierce,
Inc._
Dean
President of the Newport
the building yard.
fixed price of $52,866,275.
Jr.,
total
a
Smith
Curtis
^- Additional
!
&
&
Sachs
Lynch,
Paine,
behalf of
on
for
Peabody
Goldman,
Admin¬
program.
underwriting commissions and expenses of
the issue, if all such shares are sold. The company proposes to utilize
such proceeds for the following purposes in the priority listed:
after
of
offices
.
the
At
and
firm's
from the: sale of the ■shares offered hereby will
$237,000
the
first
r
this company in the third
and earnings of
Ralph
Maritime
will
ships
schedule. /
dry
Both
of
signing
the
is to be delivered in 690 days and the remaining four at
;
intervals, thereafter.
new
frigerated
Tractor
for
they will be able to cut two full days from the normal 10-day crossing
of the C-2 type vessels now employed by the company on.itis direct
express service to Bremen
and Hamburg, Germany.
In
addition, the greatly-advanced cargo-handling gear and quickaccess
hatches of the new vessels will permit faster loading and dis¬
charge at ports of call, saving another full day on the overall voyage
has
.
1,
contracts
-
the
Commerce,
William
vessels
world—on
called lor redemption on Oct. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $39,000 of its convertible debenture
6 >/2%, series A, due Oct, 1,
1269 at 103 V2%. Payment will be made
at the Old Colony .Trust Co., Boston, Mass.
.The debentures are .convertible into class A common stock to Sept.
27, I960,; inclusive at, the rate of 67 shares per $500 of debentures
Oct.
subsidy
first ship
20-knot,
i Time Finance Corp.—Partial Redemption—
due
of
Admiral
and
and
five
Atlantic
corporation
in
p.m.
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
60-day
Oil .Company
The
1:30
Department
structed for
Collier
President 'of
at
ceremony
The
P.
George
and
cargo
vessel
replacement
program
under way on Sept. 7 with the formal
got
offer.
Franklin, Chairman of
the Board of the United States Lines and C. David Gibbons, President,
affixed their signatures to documents which mark the start of a pro¬
gram calling for replacement of up to 46 cargo vessels over the next
$321,441
194,251
:In
The
•
Lines
Washington D. C., of construction
five ships of its projected new fleet.
10
1960—Month—1959
$266,708 "
oper.
$450,000,000
States
in
istration,
Ry.—Earnings—
31—' *.
Railway
huge
United
...
Inc.—Interest Acquired—
i Tel-A-Sign,
The
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—Vendo is offering
of its outstanding common stock of record
Sept. 7, 1960, rights to subscribe at 100% for $5,225,000
4V2% convertible subordinated debentures due 1980,
This
50
scription
offer, which will expire Sept. 21, will be
by a group headed by Kidder, Peabody
underwritten
Co., Inc.
less
stock
at
a
new
debentures
conversion price
will
of $47.50 ,a
be
convertible
into
sinking fund start¬
of the debentures prior
previously redeemed. The issue is entitled to a
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
to
A
$6
Co.,
Complaint—
.'.
191, p. 2140.
above.—V.
an
provide working
will
be
capital.
used
to
retire
bank
loans
the
by
or
SEC
Philadelphia, Pa., filed a registration
31, 1960, covering 140,000 shares of
stock is to be offered for public sale at
a
none
Aug.
on
The
stock.
group
basis,
of underwriters headed by H. Hentz & Co.,
for which a 60c per share commission is
The company has agreed to sell, at 5c each, to Hentz & Co.,
—tive-year options to purchase 5,000 class A shares at an initial exercise
payable.
each
,
of
$6.60
share;
per
Gerstley,
to
Sunstein
the finders.
The
and to sell similar options for 5,000 shares
& Co. and Philadelphia Securities Co., Inc.,
,
,
is
company
engaged
.
,
in
the
.
manufacture
,
and sale of electric
of the
will be applied in reduction of a $600,000
revolving bank credit; $200,000 will be expended for installation costs
of new
equipment and for tools and dies incident; thereto; and the
resistance
class
short-term
share
all
Common—
of 2001 S. Water St.,
with
common
per
on
com¬
share until maturity, un¬
ing Sept. 1, 1971, sufficient to retire about 82%
to maturity.
and
class
price
CONVERSION—The
mon
firm,
statement
principal amount of debentures for
shares of common stock then held.
The sub¬
the ratio of $100
each
&
Oil
Welded Tube Co. of America—Registers
of
in
Obele
See
holders
the
A
welded
stock,
steel
tubing.
$100,000
Of the net proceeds of the sale
52
balance
will
increased
In
Louis
available
be
corporate
various
for
purposes,
including
indebtedness,
class
of
common
B
and
president,
Bailis,
the company has outstanding
stock, of which 51.8% is owned by
48.2% by Philip Bailis, executive vice-
various
to
shares
Western
Development
Co.
Delaware—Net
of
Up—
News—
Net
W.
B.
bonus
•?
New
of
1
'iM
I
;v,
announced
''
it
i
U
;>
i
;»»»
development of
for
anticipates
company
Western's
crease
of
above
the
the
!
i i!:
if I'
San
-
54%,
from
rose
1959.
continued
the
$1,108,364
to
reported.
fiscal
for
Basin
$97,762
of
the balance
and
in¬
marketing
full
potential
of
the
$110,038
in
revenues,
added.
additional
com¬
....
in
I960,
May,
.
base,
an
Macey
an
preceding year.
.
all long-term debt
eliminated
$717,659,
$126,248 were 25%
conditions in
sales of
Gas
Adverse
restrict
to
from
by redeeming
Most deben¬
outstanding
6%
convertible debentures due
1970.
tures were converted into common stock, broadening the
ownership
the company.
Stepped-up development program of Western's properties, notably
in the Empire Abo field, Eddy County, New Mexico, substantially in¬
creased
oil
and
gas
reserves.
Net oil reserves rose to more than 8
million barrels, compared to 4,308,000 barrels for fiscal 1959.
In May, 1960, the company entered into a farm-out agreement with
Man
Drilling
Co.,
Inc.,
of
Wichita
Falls,
Texas,
to
develop
gas
in
"These
sity
of
fiscal
assets
and
fiscal
and
1960,
year,
191,
up
the
the San
Juan
Basin.
outlays
on
company
our
as
of
June
development."
A
new
for
rented
of
its
multi-million
of
Board
the
firm,
new
merchants
term leases.
long
the
chain organizations
that in the initial
retail
and
He
the
Chicago,
to
Co.,
Southwest,
and
Western
Ry.—Earnings—r/x.'.1960—Month—1959
July 31—
Railway operating rev.
Railway operating exps,
30,
1960,
totaled
$2,-
At
1818.
dollar
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
2,783,445
$100,576
$194,485
income
oper.
ry.
192, p.
ops.
ry.
r. • ■
Period End.
July 31—
Net
fr.
rev.
5,979,746
to
Net
ry. oper. income
—V. 192, p. 543.
'
Western
1960—Month—1959
$303,377
$357,859
285,163
2,011,098
opers.
$28,596
$72,696
income-—
2,066
25,490
revenue—:
oper.
expenses.
Net
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
192,
ry.
543.
p.
.
.
mission
2,032,248
The
$438,882
56,873
136,291
by
.
43,000-foot
The
The
real estate
development
com¬
The
2724
all
new
to
of
Western
43,000-foot
company
Second
has
Avenue
Tool's
structure
location
up
to
other
occupying
two
facilities
brings
107,000
Des
the
in
one
location.
total footage in
square
Moines
104,000
:
at
/
the
v;.
to
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be t the company's first public financing
secured
be
and
/V;;' /
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y/;,-yw
will
iron
cost
at'
of
this
the
company
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capital
will
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will be
192,
issue.
time
expenditures
Application
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS'
f: I
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a
v
by
a
first
producing
•
mortgage
properties
of
substantially
on
the
Company.
A3
fund
capital
plant locations—one at
feet,
and
the New
■
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The
'5
..
East
square
Ki'vi i jiW?
the
working
J.Kj
:";••f.y
This
Co.
bonds
interest
j!
i\
&
determined
feet.
till.
;?
beginning Oct. '1, 1965, is calculated to retire 93.33% 1
the issue prior to maturity;
The bonds will also be redeemable
the company's option at any time but may not be refunded prior ■
Oct.
1, 1965, at, an interest cost to the company lower than the
of
a
<■
f}
i
of
of
i
!'i
underwriting
sinking
i«r
•.;i
*
its capital stock, all
paid its stockholders
filed on Sept. 7; with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
registration statement covering
a
proposed offering
of.
first mortgage sinking fund bonds! series H, due 1990.
will be offered to
the public, probably - in early October
1940.
lawn
East Douglas Street plant.
will permit additional "production of
units
currently expanding sales of all models.
It
step in the long range program of bringing
the
another
Street
all
their
area
cover
represents
together
commerciail
plant
to
Co.—Expansion—News—
Des Moines, Iowa, manufacturers of power
equipment, announced on Sept. 2 the start
addition
new
necessary
also
lawn
and
.a
bonds
an
since
of
company,
"•
C:"•>•?
2511.
$60,000,000
The
This
p.
Barney
Western Tool & Stamping
year
The company
$2,471,130
$322,651
,
and last
common
Youngstowir Sheet & Tube Co.—Registers Bonds—
1960—7 Mos.—1959
i
of
i."'X11
'V.v;-X-.;/"
■'< '
According to company officials, it is anticipated, at the current rate,
that sales during 1960 will approximately triple
the 1959- volume,-—
,
.$2,333,749
274,781
July 31—
oper.
Ralway
products will-be expanded to
has outstanding 374,999 shares of
company
class
V.' 188,
>
manufacturing and distribut¬
through super-markets nationally and it is an¬
products
cents per share.
11
3,879,529
of Alabama—Earnings—
Ry.
Period End.
.'2,901,435
.
York, .N, Y., has com¬
,
The
one
v::?VVv-
Railway
Douglas
Western Land Corp., with headquarters in Minneapolis, has been
engaged in the business of
ticipated that the various Goodman food
more widespread distribution.
:♦ '
\
$7,814,387
388,088
/
there has been no change in the capitali¬
shares of Woolfoam. a.
• .■
'•
publicly-held
or
ing detergent
$6,198,820
-
subsidiary of Woolfoam and
Co.—lEarnings-
$663,654
V
a quarter century under various well-known labels, and
anticipated by Stapley Roberts, Vice-President of Woolfoam, that
will add about $500,000 to total sales volume. According
the management, Goodman Bros, will be held
as a wholly-owned
zation
$1,026,713
'
536,815
'
Corp.—Acquires—News—
the acquisition
1960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$4,547,579
$4,250,388 $30,730,527 $31,370,473
3,520,866
3,586,734
24,531,707
23,556,086
opers.
ry.
addition is expected to be com¬
statement issued Jointly by J. E.
Rolls, Chairman of the Board, of Western
is
it
Woolfoam is
Railway oper. revenue,,Railway oper.
expenses
\
ucts for nearly
.
.
Western Pacific RR.
:i
pleted its acquisition of Goodman Eros, of Meriden, Conn, for $150,000.
Goodman Bros, has been in the business of manufacturing food prod¬
$7,897,778
298,859}. T 4,577,542
300,875
i'V ;p-;V
543.
Des Moines
corporation, of 36 West 37th Street, New
The
21,284,926
new
.
;
21,779,669
\
operates
1960 according to a
1,
Woolfoam
$5,815,781
:
9th Street, consisting of
S. W.
on
1«'
.
Rolls, President, and E. W.
Tool.—V. 187,
p. 617.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
2,809,430
Stamping Co.
of the
pleted by Nov.
$2,981,930 $27,595,450 $29,782,704
$2,910,006
Monday, September 12, 1960
This
Ga.
Construction
in
parts
becom^ head of Western Land.—V. 192, p. 157.
Western Maryland
Period End.
.
a wholly owned subsidiary, Tev, Inc., at
Southern production plant is 77,000 square feet
in size and is one of the most efficiently designed operations in the
power mower
industry.
of the country.
President and a Director of the new company is Charles N. Schieb,
who resigned as regional real estate manager of Montgomery Ward and
Midwest,
.
&
also
Tool
Western
be
to
concentrate its investments
.
feet.
square
Gainesville,
phase
explained
intends to
company
Machine
Monarch
an¬
177,000
qualified
under
operation
mowers
leaving
of $503,061.
current assets were
for
net working capital
the close of the pre¬
$1,504,428 and current liabilities,
$280,515.
surplus
part
Western Land Corp.—Formed—
pany,
the
been
in
liabilities,
earned
p.
by
beneficial to Western," Mr. Macey
addition to the substantial Jease bonus
will accrue to the company without the neces¬
have
cash
of
picked
formation of
revenues,
current
$1,962,506
$213,552.—V.
v
Dakota
substantial
Current
vious
were
arrangements
in
243,021
of
the
"Important
received
■A b
Basin
-
.
sales
Macey
Mr.
$101,400
Juan
Western
said
}l( i-
the San Juan
in
its
reserves
V.Sl
in farm-out agreement
this bonus
reserves
gas
.
oil
crude
of
3.
no
pany's gas properties there, Mr.
Royalty income accounted for
up
Mi
1959, President
Chairman
Crews,
Sept.
Aug. 31.
on
Western received
$848,000.
....,
/n
fiscal
in
liability for Federal income taxes this
yfcar because of a substantial loss carry-forward, Mr. Macey said.
.Including the extraordinary lease bonus, the company's cash flow
or
net
income
from
operations before non-cash deductions,
totaled
$1,653,222—more than five times the $351,126 cash flow in the pre¬
vious year. ;
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■I :■
a
net loss of $422,350
a
Mexico.
The
-
%
cents
to
Macey attributed this market increase in earnings on the 2,shares of common stock outstanding to an extraordinary lease
providing
••if-'.
oil and gas producer rose sharply
share, for the fiscal year ended June
independent
50
or
compared
Macey
Mr.
066,370
this
of
income
1960,
F.
on
Crews,
also Senior Vice-Presidentof Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
Minne¬
apolis, said that the primary purpose of the newly organized company
will
be to acquire sites and construct retail stores and shopping
the
$1,026,456,
30,
L.
centers
president.
to
formed,
nounced
working capital.
addition
230,000
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the
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offering.
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proceeds
interest
and
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rate
this
issue
presently authorized
and
in
part
for previous capital expenditures;
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made to list the
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53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Newport Harbor Union High School
District, Orange County, Calif.
Tempe, Ariz.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,630,-
000 bonds offered on Aug. 30 was
syndicate headed by Ira
Haupt & Co., with interest rates
ranging from 3l/z% to 4%%.
Sold to a
Other members of the syndicate
.
follows: J. C. Bradford &
as
were
Inc., M. B. Vick & Co., McDougal
and Condon, Inc., and the First of
Company.
Bond
Clerk,
at
bids
until
Angeles,
his
9
bids
at
will
receive
office
in
Los
(PST)
a.m.
on
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Ducrte Unified School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
vig,
bids
sealed
Clerk,
at
will
receive
office
his
in
Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $40,,000 election 1957, series E bonds.
Dated Oct.
1961
from
1, 1960. Due
on
Oct. 1
to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
El Camino
Hospital District,
Santa Clara
,
B.
office
in
Santa
Ana,
were as
(Calif. DST) on Sept. Northern Trust Co., Harris Trust
20 for the purchase of $4,270,000 & Savings
Bank, both of Chicago,
general obligation bonds.
Dated Phelps, Fenn & Co., Equitable se¬
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from curities Corporation, Merrill
1961
a.m.
to
1980
*
Bond Sale—The $290,000 school
building bonds offered on Aug. 25
—v. 192, p. 749—were awarded to
The Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.052, a net
interest cost of about 3.13%, as
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
follows:
Inc., Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
First National Bank, of Atlanta, $45,000
Wachovia
Norris
School
Offering—Vera
County
son, ;
sealed
District,
County, Calif.
Clerk,
bids at her
Gib¬
K.
will
receive
office in Bak-
ersfield, until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $100,000 school, series A bonds. Dated
Oct.
1, 1960.
1961
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
1965 inclusive.
Principal
Carl
M.
Loeb,
&
Rhoades
Bank
&
&
Robert Winthrop &
Neal & Waggoner,
Evans
&
Co., Inc.,
First Southeastern Corp., Hannahs,
Packwood School District,
Ballin & Lee, J. H. Hilsman &
Tulare County, Calif.
Co., Inc., Johnson, Lane, Space
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Corp., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
building bonds offered on Aug. 9
National City Bank, of Cleveland,
—v. 192, p. 448—were awarded to
Newman, Brown & Co., Inc., VarThe Security-First National Bank
Co., Inc.,
(A-O) payable at the Co., Wyatt,
County Treasurer's office.
Clement A.
3s. Due
as
,
3V4S. Due
as
Dec. 1 from
on
ron
Pomona Unified School
District,
Brooke &
3V2s.
as
Due
on
Sale—The
$100,000 school
Bond Sale—An issue of $825,000
election 1959, series B bonds of¬
bonds offered on Aug. 25 was sold
fered on Aug. 30—v. 192, p. 544—
to-a syndicate composed of the
were awarded to Taylor & Co., as
First Southeastern Corp., Wach¬
3V2S, at a price of 101.339, a basis
ovia Bank & Trust Co., of Win¬
of about 3.34%.
'/'■'■Y. 'vnN ston-Salem, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Victor Valley Union High School
Fenner & Smith Inc., Blair & Co.,
\ District, San Bernardino County,
Inc., and Howard C. Traywick &
YV''
California
...Y-' Co., at a price of par.
due
sealed
Dec.
1
Bond Sale—The $2,400,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered on Aug. 30—
bids
from 1962 to
100,000
965,000
as
1967 inclusive.
4s. Due
3M>S.
as
on
Due
Feb.
on
Denver
1
990,000
33/4s.
as
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive,
,
eral
City and County, Colo.
Sale—The
Bond
obligation
bonds
offered
$170,000
refunding
gen¬
water
Aug. 30—v. 192,
on
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
p.
Merrill
,
100.26, a basis of about 2.32%.
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
544—were awarded to Coughlin
& Co., Inc., as 2%s, at a price of
Smith
Inc., J. Barth & Co., ShearCONNECTICUT
Hammill & Co., E. F. Hutton
Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
West Haven School District, Conn.
Francis I. duPont & Co., Wm. E.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Pollok & Co., Inc., Stone & Youngbe received until 11 a.m. (EDST)
berg, Taylor & Co., Kenower, on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of
MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Levy,
$5,700,000 school bonds.
Dated
Williams & Stern, Irving LundOct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
borg & Co., I. L. Brooks Securi¬ 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
ties Co., C. N. White & Co., and
son,
&
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
sold
was
Co.,
offered
bonds
Northern Trust
The
to
Chicago,
of
a
price of
1, 1960. Due
at
June
Dated
100.035.
on
$450,000
Aug. 25
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1972 inclu¬
on
Interest
sive.
J-D.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Sale—The
Bond
works
1970
to
offered
on
192, p. 644 — were
awarded to Benjamin Lewis & Co.,
as 4%s, at a price of par.
Aug. 23
v.
—
Whitley County (P. O. Columbia
City), Ind.
Callable
Blake &
Co.
FLORIDA
Hollywood, Fla.
Kingsburg Hospital District, Fresno,
Tulare and Kings Counties,
Certificate
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $490,000
general
series
on
v.
obligation bonds offered
Aug. 15 was sold to the Bank
of America
S. A., of San
N. T. &
Francisco,
and Associates. Dated
July 1, I960. Due on July 1 from
1961
and
to
1980
interest
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
\: A \ ,■■:. •/
...
Little Lake City School District,
Los
Tax
utilities
1959
gality approved by Wood, King;
& Logan, of New York
City.
Bond
bids
will
Clerk,
at
his
office
composed of John Nuveen City Controller, will receive
Beil & Hough, and Barcus, Sealed bids Until 1 p.m. (CST) on
&
Co., at a price of Sept.
13 *•' for
the
purchase
of
99.0633, a
net ; interest cost of $260,000 sewer reconstruction and
about 3.72%, as follows:
fire
building
and
equipment
$47,000 as 5s. Due on April 1 from
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
,
419,000 as 3.60s. Due on April 1
from 1965 to 1980 inclusive.
1989 inclusive.
«
Bond
Sale — The $12,725,000
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $92,- general obligation bonds offered
000 election 1958, series C bonds. on Aug. 30—v. 192, p. 749—were
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. i awarded to a syndicate headed by
.
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
the Chase
Manhattan Bank, First
(A-O) payable National City Bank, both of New
County Treasurer's
office.
semi-annually
from
1
York
and
Trust
Company
1962
Sept. 1, 1960.
on
to
Due
Jan. 1 and July
Sale
Moines, at
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
3 for the purchase of $80,000 pub¬
lic improvement road bonds. Due
from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
Le¬
New
—
An issue of
a
price of par.
dation, City Department, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at his
office,
Room
on
8E12, until 10 a.m. (CST)
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $2,-
sewerage,
water
drainage, series 1960 bonds.
and
Due
000,000
(P. O. Covington),
Kentucky
'
MASSACHUSETTS
,
Bridgewater-Raynham Regional
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Bridgewater),
Massachusetts
Bond Offering—Arnold
District
ler,
ceive
Street
sealed
bids
Bank and
c/o
U. Zieg-
will
Treasurer,
the
reState
Trust Company,
Municipal Department, 2nd Floor,
111 Franklin Street, Boston, until
11 a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 15 for
the purchase of $2,398,000 school
bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1960.
Due
on
Oct.
15
from
1961
Principal
clusive.
Kenton County
;
Orleans, La.
,
on
KENTUCKY
Principal and interest
of
Offering—W.
to
and
1980
in¬
interest
payable at the State Street Bank
and Trust Company, Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
J.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bauer-
(EST)
chase
(J-J) pay¬
bids
until
10
of Hammond.
v.
•
the
'
■
192,
The
p.
National
Calumet
Legality ap¬
'
Sept.
on
of $920,000
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
847—were awarded to
of fChi-
and Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as
at a price of
cago,
100.458,
a
basis of about 2.83%.
approved
Palmer &
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
MICHIGAN
McCracken County (P. O,
Paducah), Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building revenue
fered
on
«
First National Bank,
Springfield, Mass.
—
Francis E. J.
Offering
a.m.
$200,000
bonds of¬
Aug. 25 was sold to The
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Kentucky
Company,
and
Fox,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Reusch & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
* J
price of 100.094, a net interest cost
Indianapolis Park District, Ind.
of about 3.65%, as follows:
Bond Sale —• The $500,000 park
issue bonds offered on Aug. 31— $36,000 as 33/4S. Due on Sept. 1
at
Bond
Callaghan, City 'Treasurer, will
20 for the pur¬ receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
school building (EDST) on Sept. 20 for the putDated
revenue, series 1960 bonds. Dated chase of $3,750,000 bonds.
Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on March 1 July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
Legality
from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
In¬ 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
sealed
inclusive.
1976
able
«
Atlanta, Ga.
Los
Dated
bonds.
Bank
3.70s. Due on April 1
GEORGIA
receive
in
Offering—Joseph E. Klen,
Bond
& Co.,
from 1981 to
Des
ceive
group
as
Maringouin, La.
Offering—Leo J. Martin,
from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
offered
sis, County Court Clerk, will re¬
Hammond, Ind.
Aug. 30—
Angeles County, Calif.
County
sealed
INDIANA
Kindred
534,000
bonds
improvement bonds offered
Bond
certificates,
on
Prin¬
payable
,
192, p. 749—were awarded to a
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
offered
(J-J)
Sale—An issue of $30,000
revenue
obligation park improvement
bonds offered on Aug. 30—v. 192,
Sale—The $1,000,000
revenue
Fairfax, Iowa
eral
846—were awarded to GarrettBromfield & Co., and J. A. Hogle
& Co., jointly.
;
of Oct. 15, 1970.
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
Bond Offering—R. O. Toledano,
Secretary of the Board of Liqui¬
$300,000
Aug. 15 was sold to The IowaDes
Moines
National
Bank, of
p.
as
cipal and interest
pital bonds offered on Aug. 25—
192, p. 645—were awarded to
The
Harris
Trust
and
Savings
Bond
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
as 3V2s. Due on Sept.
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
1
as 3 % s. Due on Sept.
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
1
85,000
79,000
^
a.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1960. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
v.
water
'
(CST) on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of $15,000,000 highway, fourth series LR
sealed bids until 11
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
Y
street
The $185,000 gen¬
>■
of)
Bond Offering—A. P. Tugweli,
State
Treasurer,
will
receive
hos¬
Sale—The
Bond
on
-—
Morel
by Martin, Hinel,
Daly, of New Orleans.
Louisiana (State
$50,000 water¬
bonds
revenue
*
Bond Sale
8 p.m.
(CST)
the purchase of
Due from 1961
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Bunker Hill, Ind.
Additional
IDAHO
until
bids
Dawson
INDIANA
1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at the Chemi¬ $50,000 water general obligation
bonds offered at the same time
cal Bank New York Trust Com¬
was sold to the Carleton D. Beh
pany, in New York City.
Legal¬
Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.07.
ity
approved
by
Wood,
King,
Dawson & Logan, of New York
;
Newton, Iowa
City.
Bond Sale—An issue of $140,000
Alameda, Idaho
F.
receive
Sept. 26 for
$155,000 bonds.
&
High School
District No. 121 (P. O. Gurnee),
Illinois
a.m.
Oct.
will
Mayor,
;
Lake County Township
provement 1960 bonds. Dated Oct. Aug. 23 was sold to The Carleton
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963 D. Beh
Co., as 4V2s and 4%s.
to 1980 inclusive.
Callable as of
.
Fred D.
8
(HST) on Sept. 22 for the pur¬
chase, of $8,000,000
public im¬
COLORADO
Feb. 1, 1968.
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
until
Harahan, La.
Offering — Thomas
on
,
sealed
bonda,
inclusive.
1985
to
proved
192, p. 644 — were awarded to
a
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
syndicate headed by the Bank
Bank, of Chicago, as 3^48, at a
HAWAII
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
election 1958, series 5 bonds of¬
price of 100.516, a basis of about
Francisco, at a price of 100.057, a fered on Aug. 29 was sold to The Honolulu City and County, Hawaii 3.19%.
net interest cost of about 3.69%, Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
Bond
Offering—L.
S.
Goto,
IOWA
as
follows:
San Francisco, as 4s, at a price of
City and County Treasurer, will
$345,000 as 4V2s. Due on Feb. 1 100.574, a basis of about 3.94%.
receive
v.
1962
Donelon,
,
County, Calif.
from
Legality approved by Foley, Cox;
& Judell, of New Orleans. ■
t,
Dec.
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Co., Norris & Hirsh-
Floyd County (P. O. Rome), Ga.
improvement road
public
1971 and 1972.
.
45,000
berg, Inc. and J. W. Tindall & Co.
Angeles County, Calif.
leville, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) oh
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $54,000
Bond
1970 inclusive.
1964 to
30,000
on
Tete, La.
Offering—Billie F. Char-
Bond
1
nedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc., By¬
of Los Angeles.
Bond
170,000
Trust
and interest
Los
as 2V2s. Due on Dec.
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Co.,
Co., of
Winston-Salem, First of Michigan
Corporation, First National Bank,
of Memphis, Courts & Co., Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Clark,
Dodge & Co., Citizens and South¬
ern
National
Bank, of Atlanta,
Roosevelt & Cross, William Blair
& Co., Brown Bros, Harriman &
Co., City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City, King, Quirk
Grosse
Kankakee County School District
No. S3 (P. O. Bourbonnais), Jll. ■'
inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
and interest
Bond
from 1961. to
Los
his
until 11
Kern
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $150,000 election 1955, series E bonds.
Dated Oct.
Offering—L.
LOUISIANA
ILLINOIS
of
^
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
r
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
sealed
:
Other members of the syndicate
Angeles County, Calif.
County
price
a
;
Wallace,
Downey Unified School District,
vig,
at
L
'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
:
CALIFORNIA
Los
Atlanta,
101.219.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
.Co., Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo,
Arizona
Georgia,
.
Bangor Township School District
(P. O. Bay City), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Elaine.
A.
Wrights, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
19 for the purchase of $1,200,000
school building limited tax bonds.
Dated. Aug. 1, 1960. Due on April
1
from
1961
to 1971 inclusive.
Callable
as
of April 1, 1965. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at any bank or trust company des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
.
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1960
Monday, September 12,
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Bloom field
H
i
.
payable at any bank
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
apolis.
•,
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $47,000 special
M
[
and interest
Township (P. O.
.<,
|7 t
assessment
ki;
No. Ill
!fr:
—v.
sanitary
district
Aug. 15
645—were awarded to
sewer
bonds offered
192,
p.
on
hi
Bond Offering—John C.
Mackie,
State Highway Commissioner, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
:■
(EST)
hi;
I
'it
chase
•,''*7
i
on
(A-O) payable
the
net
on Oct. 1
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
the
Bank
of
&
Common¬
interest
of
cost
follows:
as
.
*
Mount Morris
'
i
Township Sch. Dist.
$245,000
No. 11 (P. O. R. F. D., Mount
4
-
about
4.10s. Due
as
4.16%,
/7-;7': 7:7
•
Feb.
on
Lake
Legality
Lake.
on
77777.7,"
7^%77%77-r
approved by Sul¬
Donovan, -Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York City.
livan,
1
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
New Jersey
;;
Bond
Inverness, Miss.
son,
wealth, Detroit.
1
Batavia City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Theodore A.
$1,050,000
Surowka, Clerk of the Board of
Bond Sale—An issue of $27,000
school bonds offered on Aug. 25—
Education, will receive sealed bids
public
improvement bonds was v. 192, p. 646—were awarded to a until 2
p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 15
sold to the Bank of Inverness. syndicate composed of
the Na¬
for
the
purchase
of $2,690,000 7
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 tional
State
Bank, of
Newark, school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, I960;
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive. Le¬ Hornblower
&
Weeks,
John J, Due on
May 1 from. 1961 to 1989 7
gality approved by
Charles
& Ryan & Co., F. R. Cole & Co., and
inclusive. Interest M-N.
7.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Ewing & Co., taking $1,049,000, as
East Hills, N. Y. \
3.65s, at a. price of 100.096, a basis
: v
Kosciusko, Miss.
Bond
Offering — Eleanor Prit-.
of about 3.63%.
7
Bond Sale—The $300,000 indus¬
chard,
Village 7 Clerk-Treasurer,
trial plant bonds offered on Aug. North Brunswick Township School
will receive sealed bids until 11
23—v. 192, p. 751—were awarded
District'(P. O. North Brunswick),
a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 13 for the
to The Merchants & Farmers Bank
New Jersey
purchase
of $75,000
street im¬
of Kosciusko, and Lewis & Co.,
Bond
Sale
The
$1,196,000 provement
serial
1960
bonds.
school bonds offered on Aug. 30—
jointly.
;' :7; 7'";M'
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
v.
192, p. 646—wree awarded to a 1
from
1961
to
1963
inclusive.
Lincoln County (P. O.
group composed of John Nuveen
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Brookhaven), Miss.
& Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., NewBond Sale—An issue of $50,000
able at the Meadow Brook Na^
welfare building bonds offered on burger, Loeb & Co., and W. H.
tional Bank, of Nassau
County.
Newbold's Son & Co., taking $1,Legality approved by Hawkins,
Aug. 26 was sold to Kroeze, Mc195.000, as 2%s, at a price of Delafield &
Wood, of New York
Larty & Co., as 334s, at a price of
100.087, a basis of about 2.73%.
City.
•
1 <
..
100.028, a basis of about 3.74%. i
cate composed of
1, 1960. Due
until
(F-A) payable at the Tupper
National Bank, in Tupper
terest
inclusive.
Louis.
545—were awarded to a syndi¬
John Nuveen &
p.
•
7'if
»•
obligation
bonds offered
NEW JERSEY
will
Aug. 1 from 1961 to Saffin & Co., as 3.10s, at a price of
Legality approved 100.414, a basis of about 3.03%.
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Englewood Cliffs School District,
1980
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., ShearHammill & Co., Shaughnessy
Co., Inc., and Caldwell, Phil¬
lips Co., at a price of 100.003, a
Dated Oct.
ki
'»*i
eral
pur¬
of
from 1961 to
|'4j j
-
the
at
'I1.'
i'IiJ: ?
I
for
1960. Due
$980,000 gen¬
school
building
Aug. 24—v. 192,
cipal and interest
I
tt,
20
Clerk,
bids
sealed
(EDST) on Sept. 15 for the
purchase of $465,000 skiing de¬
velopment bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
I960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
p.m.
receive sealed
Bradley Beach, N. J.
bids
until
7:30
Bond Sale—The $137,000 school
p.m.
(CST)
on
bonds offered on Aug. 31—v. 192,
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $190,000 industrial bonds. Dated Aug. 1, p. 751—were awarded to Boland,
Sale—The
Bond
$25,000,000 trunk line
highway, series IV revenue bonds.
'
,
Sept.
on
City
approved
Durant, Miss. <
Offering—Lucille Truitt,
receive
will
i by
Storey,, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. *
to The
Memphis.
awarded
were
—
Bond
Bloomington Independent School
District No. 271, Minn.
Michigan (State of)
t
V i
848
p.
First National Bank, of
company
.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
r
I
trust
or
Sale
The
—
V
Morris), Mich.
ti)i (
Bond
■;«;>
U\'
Sale—The
bonds offered
i
[7;
315,000
1970
$85,000 school
Aug. 25—v. 192,
on
Feb. 1 from
on
to
1978 inclusive.
as
420,000
645—were awarded to McDon¬
p.
4s. Due
as
4.10s.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1979 to 1990 inclusive.
ald-Moore & Co.
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
Pitts ford Rural
Dist. No. 286 (P.O.
Agricultural
School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $310,000 bonds
offered on Aug. 25—v.
192, p. 750
il
—
Minneapolis 1),
Minnesota
Bond
Offering
— Philip
Cohen,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Stranahan, bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
Harris & Co.
i
19 for the purchase of $850,000
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
Portage Township School District
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
(P. O. 8111 South Westnedge
awarded
were
—
to
District
•
-
~
•
to
Ave., Portage), Mich.
if!
Mr .■
N-;
Bond
•
Sale
The
—
school bonds offered
on
Jan.
rt
■>
cost of about
J
lA
$270,000
4%s. Due
as
successful
follows:
as
June
on
1
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
70,000
Due
June
on
and
1,
Sale—The
1
.
t' i;
1,070,000
•
as
3V2S. Due
June
on
: i»K
980,000
•
"i
3%s.
as
Due
June
on
from 1984 to 1989 inclusive,
1
about
1
Fenner
&
3.45%,
Due
,
11,000
,M
3.20s. Due
as
"•
>
\
sanitary
7 I'
v.
192,
*
district
awarded
series
1960.
to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
1980
Vassar School District, Mich.
—v.
a
192,
syndicate composed of Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
at
Co., and
Inc., at a
Bond
Sale
25,000
■t
365,000
•
Due
July
on
$25,000
as
314s.
Due
on
■/
250,000
H\4
as
from
3%s.
1984
to
Due
July 1
5,000
,
{
<
{4
1% 7
M*
i
it
2s. Due
on
ment. 1960
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1960. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1962 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at
any bank
trust
company designated
the successful bidder.
Legality
Bond
District
for
by
bids until 5
13
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
neapolis.
it
;
school
1963
•
Bond
Offering—R.
F.
the
purchase.of $380,000
municipal state-aid bonds. Dated
Aug. l, 1960. Due
1962
to
1977
on
Aug:. 1 .from
Principal
inclusive.
7
'7
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
on
Sept.
of $1,300,000
Due from
building bonds.
to
1990
inclusive.
Legality
Minneapolis.
Hanson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Sept.
"19. for
the
MISSISSIPPI
-
will
(MST)
purchase of
*Columbus Municipal Separate
y'. School District, Miss.
>
p.m.
bonds. Dated Sept. 15,
M-S.
on
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
20 for the purchase of
1960. Inter¬
County High School Dist.
Due
No. 13 (P. O. Eureka), Mont.
546
from
1
1960. Due onto 1988 inclu¬
interest (M-S)
payable at the Evans National
Bank, in Angola. ; Legality ap¬
proved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
|
.77; ' .7
' ' 7", '
from
1
1961
sive. Principal and
.
Gloversville, N.Y.
Bond Sale -—The $330,000
p.
Sept. l-^-v7 192,
849—were awarded to a group
Sept.
on
to
and
interest
1979
(A-O)
the
Suffex
County Trust Company, in Frank¬
lin. Legality approved • by Haw¬
Aug. 24—v. 192,
awarded to J. A.
Sale
—
The
offered
bonds
1960
York
7 New
'.. ■
Bond
.
$28,000 park
Aug. 25—
on
awarded to
The North Fork Bank & Trust Co.,
of Greenport, as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.364, a basis of about 3.34%.
192,
v.
751—were
p.
Mount Morris, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
improvement
Aug.
1
v.
—
to
awarded
$40,000 village
offered
on
bonds
192,
451
p.
The
as
kins,
York
Hogle & Co.
Delafield
City.
Yellowstone
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Acton), Mont.
Sale—The
bonds offered
646
—
were
a
price of
par.
the
a
on
syndicate
Northern
to
—
Dr. Raymond
Travis, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until Sept. 22 for the pur¬
of
$4,785,000 school bonds.
NEW MEXICO
$3,593,-
Aug. 30
Carlsbad, N. M.
was
composed
Bond Sale—The $300,000
of
bonds offered
Co., of Chi¬
cago, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, The Illinois Company, A. G.
Edwards & Sons, and the Storz-
Co., at
a
Authority
Y.
M.
.
Trust
Wachob-Bender
(P. O. Albany), N.
on
of
Eisen
composed
a
the
,
merged syndicate headed
a
by
Chase Manhattan Bank;
First
City Bank, and Lehman
Brothers, all of New York; at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.46%, as follows: 7^7 ; !
$23,050,000 as 3V2S. Due on Jan.
National
library
1 from
Aug. 25—v. 192, 7 9,300,000
646—were awarded to
p.
7
state
Jersey
Bond Offering
The
Omaha, Neb.
to
a
Bond Sale — The $50,000,000
guaranteed thruway, sev¬
enth issue bonds offered on Sept.
8—v. 192, p. 751—were awarded
chase
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
New York State Thruway
New
NEBRASKA
000 bonds offered
at
/
of
to
;
'
Trust
3.70s,
of New
Regional Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Box 885, West Caldwell),
school
$36,000
awarded
Wood,
West Essex
Aug. 22—v. 192,
on
&
were
—
Security
Co.,: of Rochester,
price of par.
r
No. 42
water
bonds offered, on
77:7""'7-
1961
Principal
payable
at
on
were
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Sale—The $325,000 school
—
Sept. .14 for the purchase of $518,obligation
water
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
$230,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
est
Lincoln
receive !'
(EST) on
on
fett, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Sept.
$180,200
p.m.
1985
as
to
3.40s.
1990 inclusive.
Due
1991 and 1992.
group
on
Jan. 1,
7.^777v
Boettcher
&
Waeckerle
Co.,
17,650,000 as 3.45s. Due on Jan.
Inc., 7:7/Il from 1993 to 1995 inclusive.
Peters, Writer & Christensen Inc.,
Other
members
of the
Chase
and Quinn & Cd, at a price of
Manhattan Bank
Lucas,
price of
100.05.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber^ Marquart & Windhorst, of
Austin, Minn.
\
for
8
the
College, Northfield, Minn.
Offering—Warren Fritze,
Clerk, will receive sealed
8
Bond Offering—YvonneW.Mof-
ApriL 1, 1972,
St. Paul Park), Minn.
1970
until
Sept. 21 for the pur¬
on
will
Supervisor,
000 " general
will
Treasurer,
bids
-
August C.
Sparta Township School Qistrict
(P. O. Sparta), N. J.
State Land Board of Investors, as
Park-Newport Independent
Sch. Dist. No. 833 (P. O.
..
—
1
inclusive.
1981
District
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
composed of The Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, of Buffalo,
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970
Blair & Co., Inc., and R. D. White
inclusive. Principal and
interest
&
Co., as 2.90s, at a price of
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
100.065, a basis of about 2.89%.
tional Bank, of Toms River.
Le¬
gality approved by William T. Greenport (Pr O. 18 South Street)+
Due
Arnestad,
receive sealed
4s, at
St. Paul
1,
March
on
chase of $38,000 general improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
&
;
of par.
Sept. 12 for
fhe purchase of $130,000 improve¬
sealed
(EDST)
Le¬
1
April
000
Alexandria, Minn.
or
{■■3
d:
on
fered
Bond Offering—Earl
Lamb, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CST) on
j
Due
Sale—An issue of $1,635,dormitory revenue bonds of¬
on
Aug. 29 was sold to the
Federal
Housing and Home Fi¬
nance
Agency, as 3yss, at a price
MINNESOTA
7 <
f
as
St. Olaf
j
fi:!
19
Bond
«
h'j
Clerk,
bids until
on
1988
'h ;■
i
City
par,
3.36%,
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
receive
Districts, Mont.
p.
3.40s.
as
from
July 1
inclusive.
price of
follows:
as
1,
a
net interest cost of about
a
from 1974 to 1983 inclusive.
«)
'•j i.
July 1 from
inclusive.
Borough
Bond Offering—Caleb
p.
192, p. 646—were awarded to
to
Sprier,
*
The Union Story Trust & Savings
1973.
\
i;
3%.
as
hall 1960
1973
inclusive.
1972
Hiering, of Toms River.
bonds offered
The
Bank, of Ames, at
on
or
$30,000 fire
bonds offered on Aug 25
—
$245,000
1972
bank
to
43/4s. Due
(P. O.
-Evans Water District
••
77. ■ *>-.W Angola), N. Y. •>
- "•
Bond Offerinjg •
Win. J; Rose,
Sept.
March 1
Seaside Heights, N. J. yt |
MONTANA
Bond
—v.
4s. Due
any
St. Charles, Minn.
V. Sattley & Co.,
price of 100.023, a net interest cost
of about
3.66%, as follows:
to
1961 to
follows: 4-::
on
of
cost
Cut Bank Special Improvement
apolis.
&
H.
as
from
1
1,
■
Stranahan,
Co., McDonald-Moore
1961
Oct.
A-O.
as
4.40s. Due
Bond Offering
of $659,000
inclusive. Interest
interest
1962
as
from
1,
April 1 from 1961 to
on
as
from
sold to The First
was
net
a.
4.89%,
90,000
!
gality approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
on
Principal and in¬
payable
Harris & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
f,!
(CST)
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
750—were awarded to
p.
Lex-
trust company designated
by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Aug. 31
on
H
terest
Bond Sale—The $885,000 school
building bonds offered
'
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $1,000,000 sanitary improvement,
Aug. 22—
on
645—were
p.
North
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
sewer
No. 28 bonds offered
If,
1960. Due
ington Ave., St. Paul 3), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $56,000 special
assessment
O. 2701
about
4s, 41As and 3V8S. Dated April
March 1
on
1980
(P.
97.15,
price of 100.681*
a
p.
Van Ingen &
$110,000
National Bank, of Memphis, as 5s,
Bond
Offering-—George W.
Keene, Village Clerk, will receive
,;<7
;
school bonds
1
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Troy, Mich.
?
33/4S, at
Bond Sale—An issue
.
March
on
3.30s. Due
as
as
192,
J.
of
of $22,000
offered
on
bonds
$200,000 sewer
bonds offered on Aug. 30
751—were awarded to
Co., and J. B.
Hanauer & Co., jointly, at a price
B.
sold to Cady & Co.,
was
'
Sale—The
revenue
—v.
issue
County School District
(P. O. New Albany), Miss.
1
Roseville
47
I
Inc.,
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
-
10,000
..
Smith
;
Bond
Union
March
on
Co., of Kansas City.
j7
'*!
Aug. 23
follows:
as
3s.
as
Sale—An
works
water
p.
Inc.,
White, Weld & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
and City National Bank & Trust
I %
Bond
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
7
were
Pierce,
water
bonds offered
192,
$14,000
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
1-7
Sewerage Authority
(P. O. Pennsauken), N. J.
Shuqualak, Miss.
$35,000
on Aug.
646—were awarded
to The Allison-Williams Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
from 1975 to 1983 inclusive.
..Hi
sewer
/ 22—v.
••
.
Pennsauken
County (P. O.
Pontotoc), Miss.
Madelia, Minn.
Bond
'
560,000 as 314s. Due on June 1
v from
1968 to 1974 inclusive. ;
,
'
il
414s.
as
1967..
Pontotoc
bidder.
•
I
•
3.55%,
of
as
Bond sate—An issue of $20,000
offered
on
Legality ap¬ improvement bonds
proved by Howard, Peterson, Le- Aug. 1 was sold to The First Na¬
tional Bank, of Pontotoc, as 3V4S,
Fevere,
Lefler & Haertzen, of
at a price of 100.135.
Minneapolis.
192, p. 645—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
at a price of par, a net interest
:>•
Callable
1, 1976.
Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
v.
M
inclusive.
1990
.
$2,950,000
Aug. 30—
&
100.001, a net interest cost of about
3.05%, as follows:
group
were
as
follows:
Adams,- McEntee & Co.,
Inc.; Av C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; An¬
$60,000 as 5s. Due on July 1, 1961 derson & StrudwicK; 7 Malon S.
Dover, N. H.
and 1962.
Andrus, t. Inc.;
Arnhold
and
S-7
Bond
Offering — James C.
30,000 as 41/2S. Due on July 1, Bleichroeder, Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Powell, Finance Director, will re¬
1963.
.Ball, Burge & Kraus; Barr Broth¬
ceive sealed bids c/o
The First
180,000 as 3s. Due on July 1 from ers & Co.; Bartow Leeds & Co.;
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1964
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Sept.
14
for
the
purchase
of
$58,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960. Due on Sept-,1 from 1961.
to
1966 inclusive. Principal and
30,000
to
as
1969 inclusive.
2V4S.
Due
on
Baxter
July- 1,
1970.
NEW
'
•
d-
•
YORK
Altamont, N.
Y.
\
-
"
\
'
&
Stearns &
Co., Inc.;
Blair & Co., Inc.; William Blair & 7
Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Blunt
Trust Co.7of New York; sC. ,.F., •
Co.;
A.
Ellis &
G.
Co.;
Bear,
Becker
&
Simmons; Blyth &.Co.r -Inc. 7
"
Bond.Sale—Hie $6Q0;000 school •interest payable at The First .Na¬
Bond
Offering —-^ Leopold
j; •7!Ch^hdb^l7/ p a n,k 7 New 7.Xork/
bonds offered on Aug. 30—v; 192, tional
Bank, of Boston. Legality •Vaillancourt,
Town!" Supervisor, ■Childs,
Julien, ,CoIUh57&
-
I.,
192
Volume
Co.; Cooley &
C. J. Devine
Number 5985
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Co.; Courts & Co.; City National Bank
& Co.; A. Webster
Dougherty & Co.; Francis I. du
Pont & Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co.; Equitable Securities Corporation; Ernst &. Co.; Estabrook
(1043)
North Collins, Brant, Collins, Evans,
& Trust Co.,
Kansas City; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
&
Trust
Co.,
Baltimore;
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter;
National Bank of Commerce, Se-
a group composed of Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
First Cleveland
Corp., and
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 3V2S,
Eden and Concord Cent, Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P, O, North Collins),
New York
Offering
Bond
—
Charles
price
at a
D.
of
100.52,
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Ports
Authority,
Puerto Rico
Reports Increased Passenger
basis of
a
55
and
Cargo Traffic at Internationa
attle.
Ognibene, District Clerk, will re- about 3.44%.
al Airport
Passenger traffic
& Co.; Fahnestock_& Co^; FedBacon, Whipple & Co.; The ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
eration Bank
& Trust Co., of Ohio Company; Industrial Na- (EDST on Sept 21for the purT Th^9Qs°nnn°Umitpd 'hr0"gh International Airport at
New York; Fidehtv TTninn Trust tinnoi Ronb- Drnrnrinnon. Winslow, chase
Fidelity Union
tional Bank, Providence; winoimir
_*
Annr nnn
i
i
innn
BondSale The on Aue 25—v Toan
in —*
of
$375,000
school
1960 tax bonds 0ffered $295,000 limited I San Juan totaled 170.919 --- .TlllV
cohu & Stetson; Rodman & Ren- bonds. Dated Oct.
Co., of Newark.
1, 1960. Due on 192 D 547iWere awarded to Mcf
compared with 156,071 pas—
4
i-
cKatxr-
thivA
Tvjo+irt«oi
4„
Bnnir
>
mm
mnn
,AU4, p.
z
^--were awaruea xo jvic-
«
July of last year, an in¬
9.51%, Rafael Durand
Manzanal, Executive Director of
sengers in
of
crease
tional
Bank
of
Long . Island, Ian Corp.; Frantz, Hutchinson & Legality approved by Vandewater,
Franklin Square; Freeman & Co.; Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Johns- Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.; Geo. B. ton, Lemon & Co.; McDonnell & New York City.
.
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Ginther & Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Baker,
„
v
the Puerto Rico Ports Authority,
Shanesville, Ohio
announced on Sept. 6.
works system limited' tax bonds '
Cargo handled at the airport in
offered on"Aug. 30—v.' 192, p. 752 JulY
amounted to <3,413,335
were awarded to Sweney, Cartpounds, against 3,360,201 in July a
Bond Sale
The $7,500 water-
—
Weeks & Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis
■
:,
T'a *
& Co.; Byrd Brothers; Wm. R. Bond Sale—'The $41,000^surface wright & Co.
Hallgarten & Co.; J._B. Hanauer; Staats & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton-^nage system bonds offered on
Stow Ohio
were
'«
*
& Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Han& Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Season- Aug. 25 — v. 192, p. 751 — were
* Rnn^ RiirThi^w o^o qnppinl
'ia«n;« s>- r
tj.
o:'
awarded to The Security National
d
5:
nahs, Ballin & Lee; Harkness & good & Mayer and Chester Harris awarded tp The Security National
Bank of
Hill, Inc.; Hayden Miller & Co.
& Co.
?
)
; Bank of Long Island, Northport, f.s
Long Island, Northport, fSSS1!?*
Hemnhill
Noves
&
Co •
Hill
Other members of the Lehman as 3.40s, at a price of 100.08, a limited tax bonds offered on Aug.
as
a
xiempniii,
oc
^
^U., xim
uiner memoers 01 tne penman
,* h
t
25—v. 192, p. 647—were awarded
Richards & Co.; Hornbiower &*. Brothers group were as follows: bMta °f about 3.38%.
lichards
&r.Brothers
basis of
to McDonald & Co., as 3%s, at a
Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Green, Ellis
&
Anderson;
Gregory & Sons;
*
-
-
-
-
-
_
&
W.
Co.;
hE
Hutton
E.
Awl ^L0i
Forgan
Portland;
&
Glore,
Oy.ferBay.Formingdale Fire Diet, piice of 101.12,
Co.;
(P. O. Farmingdale), N.Y.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, ;< Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Rftnd
offprlnr
Hutm r
Inc.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Kidder, Smith Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack-- borr"
DistrictSecretary
Peabody & Co.; Charles King & son & Curtis; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; receiv'e seaied bids until 2
Co.; King, Quirk
& Co., Inc.; Bacon, StevensOn & Co.; J. C. cedstv on Sent 13 for thp
Co.;
&
—
Loeb
Co.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Loewi & Co., Inc.;
McMaster,- Hutchinson
&
Co.;
Bradford & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co,
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
American
Kuhn
&
Co., of Buffalo.
chase of
Hirsch & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & tion
Co., Inc.; Boatmen's National Bank, Due
of St. Louis; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Secuuties_
Corp.,
$i50,0o6
Tonkawa, Okla.
April i from 1961 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
period
Bond
Sale —The
The
v.
$350,000 elec-
Co.,
&
Josey
ArMitinnn.i
Trust
Co.,
—
Thf»
York Hanseatic
Corp.
Norther^Trust
John Nuveen &
Co*
s>.
Peoples National BankNaof
Philadelphia
Co.; G. C. Hass & Co.; Newburger,
Loeb & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker &
tional
Bank, of Philadelphia; R. Redpath; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.;
Pressprich & Co.; Rauscher, McDonald & Co.; John Small &
2.
Tnn
TJownnl/^e
2.
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reynolds &
Co.;
Robert
W.
Baird & : Co.;
W,
•
w?fl'no
fnuW
„r
-n,
~
i
/-x
o
_
.
1989 inclu-
™
slve* Interest A""0,
' , -v
Warsaw, Orangeville, Middlebury,
j
Wethersfield and Gainsville Central School District No. 1
/1>
tXI
\
AI
V
(P. O. Warsaw), N. Y.
Allerttown School
Hving^J. Rice & Co., Inc.; L. Granbery, Marache & Co.; Mapkey,
Bond Sale —The $600,000 gen!:,?„°ihSA.hlAd„ Salomon Bros & 2un" &
J. Mericka & ml obligatiom school. bead*'oferland
& Co.;
Hutzler; H. V. Sattley. & Co.;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Schwabacher & Co
u
& Co.; State Bank of
Sterling .■■National Bank
*
o
& Webster Securities
^,or^' ^one
Corp.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.;
Swiss American Corp.; Talmage &
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tuller
& Zucker; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc.; Wachovia Bank and Trust
Co., of Winston-Salem; Weeden
&
Co., Inc.
Chas.
District, Pa.
Weigold & Co., Inc.;
Wells & Christensen, Inc.; Wertheim & CoI; White, Weld & Cc.;
Hobert L. Whittaker & Co.; J. R.
&
Kerner,
c
John
Deetjen
Rovce-
'c
.
^
.
&
Reusch
Co
Kirkland
j
'
M
&
Bros.
Co
&
Co.;
-
basis of about 3.54%.
&
&
were
D
composed
of
awarded
Schmidt
Singer
OlUgCi^
Parke
X"ctl 1LC,
2%s, at
Bend
Lerchen
Sale
—
The
$1,350,000
Co.; Dolphin & school building bonds offered on
&
Lynch- Aug. 30 — v. 192, p. 647 — were
Sulzberger
Jenks,
awfrded
to
Roberts &
Deane'&
06
Scribner
OLJ.1U11C1,
Wright & Co., Inc.
Other members of the First Na-
Bank
City
group
were
as
follows:
Bankers
Trust
Dain & Co
.
7
Pacific North_______
Ya'rnall,
Bosworth,
Biddle &
Sullivan & Co.;
rv+
U
nnnnn
f B
a
U*%aa/4
J/w
U
Sons> EUig &
Clark &
Corporation;
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.; —v. 192 p. 751-Wete awarded to
juran & Moody, Inc.; Kalman & Fahey C ark & Co
as 3%s, at a
N.T.&S.A.,
Gardner.
john
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Roosevelt
&
Cross;
Lee
Corp.;
Dominick
&
Coffin & Burr; Dean
J.
Nicolaus &
Ryan
Co.;
Pnce of 100.107, a basis of about
3.48%.,
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Bond
Saje
___
The
$1,000,000
series A bonds offered on
Aug> 30 _ v. 192, p. 647 — were
awarded to Goodbody & Co., and
j q Bradford & Co., jointly, as
3s, at a price of 101.442, a basis of
sewer,
& Co.; Stifel, about 2.81%.
Thomas & Co.;
£nj%•;
^Witter ^ zlhner
a
i___
D_
o^rxe.
T?roun
F.inhorn
&
Co.:
Este
& Co.;
Cle-
Marple
c
4.
,
Township (P. O. Spring¬
Brppniall),
Pennsylvania
Offering—Joseph M. Mit-
Bond
„
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds offered on Aug. 23—v. 192,
5417
p
awarded tO
WC]»e
S
grOUP
r^P and mn-siuth
^8 Mid-South
Securities Corp.,
Securities Co., as 4.10s, at a price
of 100.039, a basis of ahout 4.18%.
TEXAS
A
(P. O. Houston 16), Texas
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,200,000
schoolhouse limited tax bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 30—v. 192, p. 752—
were
awarded to
^
A
T
.
a
syndicate com-
at
u
b
n/r
n
chell, Secretary of the Board of posed of John Nuveen &^Co., MoTownship ; Supervisors, will re-- joney, Beissner & Co., Dittmar &
ceiye sealed bids until 8 p.m. Co., the First of Texas Corp., and
chase
tion
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
& Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Pen
Argyl Area Joint Sch. System
Authority (P. O. Pen Argyl), Pa.
Bond
,
Offering—William
g
^
will
W.
C.
receive
awarded to a group composed of
Rowles, Winston & Co., the Mercantile National Bank, of Dallas,
Lucas,
Eisen
100083^
$60'TQ062
to
880,000
1 from
Due on July 1
to
1969
inclusive.
Due on July 1
1970 to 1981 inclusive.
as
from
on^uly
i96rincl4ive.
1967
from
Legality approved
Sinon & Reader, of
and
at a price
interest cost of
LTows
ac
Due
60,000 as 3V4S.
1962 to 2000 inclusive. Callable as
of Feb. 1, 1967.
by Rhoads,
Harrisburg
net
a
as
$2,035,000 revenue bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
Waeckerle,
&
Renshaw,
&
Rodman
nf
f™*' bfdecr^f'
(EDSt! l t°f^
fn lept. lo Tor'tL^^rcha^ of
000
5s
3.40s.
Hospital District
(P. O. El Paso), Texas
$125,000 genBond Sale—The $3,700,000 hos¬
e r a 1
obligation
improvement
bonds offered on Aug. 22—v. 192, pital limited tax bonds offered on
Sept. 1 — v. 192, p. 850 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed
El Paso County
Punxsutawney, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
OHering—Edw!°C. Knuth,
S°hi^
(S) Sfl^
Bond
|d
Hammill & Co.; Clark, Dodge
tv
Kingston),
«
.
purchase
Stone & Co.; Shear- & Co.; Stubbs, Watkins & Lorn- Son
t 27 for the
of
bardo,
Inc.;
Walter, Wood & ^7 000,000 revenue bonds. Dated
& Co., Inc.; Laidlaw & Co.; Robert Heimerdinger; Arthurs, Lestrange Aug
j
i960
Due from 1966 to
Winthrop & Co.
"
& Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.; 2000 inclusive.
Co. Hayden,
son,
TENNESSEE
Roane County (P. O,
Tennessee
>a"°«'
Bank, in Philadelphia. Le- houseunhmited 192, bond^offered
on Sept. 1—v, tox p. ®48^ jvere
Faliey,
Morgan
Guaranty
Trust
Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman Co,
Laird,
Bissell
&
Meeds;
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.;
& Co., First National Bank, Qhi- McCormick & Co., Merrill, Turcago; Lazard Freres & Co. Gold- ben & Co.; J. A. Overton & Co.;
man, Sachs & Co.; Eastman Dil- Pennington, Colket & Co.; Piper,
Ion,
Union
Securities
&
Co.; Jaffray & Hopwood; Pohl & Co.;
Drexel & Co.; Continental Illinois inc.; Prescott & Co.; RaffensperNational Bank & Trust Co., Chi- ger, Hughes & Co.; Reinholdt &
Sale—£n issue of $210,000
building bonds offered on
Aug. 25 was sold to McCarley &
Co., at a price of 100.136.
4
t
Carthage-Troy Local School Dist.
Co.; First of Iowa
(P. O. Coolville), Ohio
Foster & Marshall; Indianapolis
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
Bond & Share Corp.
building bonds offered on Aug. 25
.
Bond
school
a v
Co., New York; '1
cago; Bank of America
San Francisco.
about 2.94%, as follows;
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Lexington and Saluda Counties,
Bateshurg-Leesville School Dist,
No, 3 (P. O. Lexington), S. C.
eroun
a
basis
a
(EDST) on Sept 20 for the pur- Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc., at a price
of $414,000 general obliga- of 100.0034.
nf -^414.000 eeneral oblisra- of 100.0034.
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
rh*;*n Independent
aJds & Co., Commerce Trust Co Due on Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1990
Corpu° Chn8tt IndePendent
of Kan?as City, the Breed & Har- "ue on "cx^irom up* murau
Texas
jls2,n'
o'i,a
Saunders, Stiver
|,]e
rj,^e Philadelphia NaBondSale—The$1,000,000school
to a syndicate composed
of McDonald & Co., Field, Rich-
Co.
&
price of 100.025,
a
of about 2.74%.
cos"^?
un,u
-
Berea City School District, Ohio
awarded to The Industrial
-were
$450,000 gen¬
obligation school limited tax
bonds offered on Aug. 25—v. x_,
192,
UiA,lvu
field and Sproul Roads,
OHm
Leonard
west company>
qq.
as.3.60s, at a price of 100.579, a
Mc-
Rippel
watw
.
Magnus &
MO0re
r
Stein
Co.;
Fox
sti
&
Legg & Co . Emanuei
&
Donald-Moore
c
Starkweather
Inc.;
SwSS Ichmerto&
tional
v
National Bank, of Providence, as
eral
Town- fered on Sept. 1-r-y. 192, p. 849
$120,000 as 4t^s. Due on Sept. 1
Burns, were awarded to a group comfrom 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
posed of The Marine Trust Co. of
300,000 as 3Vss. Due on Sept. 1
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Western New York, Manufacturfrom 1967 to 1983 inclusive.
Robert Garrett & Sons; The Mil- ers and Traders Trust Co., both of
3°,000 as is. Due on Sept. 1, 1984
wau^ee company; Rambo, Close Buffalo, add Roosevelt & P,^?ss'
and 1985.
Co.; D. A. Pincus & Co.;
send, Dabney & Tyson;
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
Haliowell,
E.
and Arthur L.
fiscal
The $100,000 im-
Sale—The
Bond
Co.;
w
is
■;
fftinnnnn
_
5ol,uuu
county improvement
bonds* D^ted Oct. 1, I960. Due on
^R^D^Wh"!^
Park, Ryan,
Co ;
s.
w
tt
...
of Chicago-
Charlottesville;
^
Development
Rico
Newport, R. I.
_
Shields
this
50613571
50,613,571
ISLAND
RHODE
of
.......
Albany,
Puerto
jointly."
Snip
Marine Trust Com- & R. L. Day.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of maker & Co.
pany of Western New York, in
G. H. Walker & Co.; National New York City.
OREGON
Buffalo;
Mercantile National State Bank, of Newark; Stroud &
Bank at Dallas; Mercantile Trust Co., Inc.; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Suffolk County {P.O. Riverhead), Lane County School District No. 68
Company, of St. Louis; William S. Rand & Co.; Trust Company of
NeivYork
(P. O. Finn Rock), Ore.
Morris & Co.; W. H. Morton &
Georgia, Atlanta; James A. AnBond Offering — Frederick B.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; drews & Co.; The Illinois Com- Hose, Jr., County Comptroller, uonT offered
192
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; National pany ; National City Bank,
of will receive sealed bids at the of- n 752
were
awarded to The
Bank
of
Westchester, in White Cleveland; Allen & Co.; J. Barth f<ce of Vandewater, Sykes, Heck- P™ere awa oca xo ine
Plains; National Boulevard Bank, & Co.; Robinson-Humphrey Co., Jer & Galloway, of New York, 120 Portland, as4sand3%s
portjand as 4s and 3%s.
'
of Chicago; National Commercial Inc.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.
Broadway, until noon^(EDST) on
Bank & Trust Co., of Albany; New
PENNSYLVANIA
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Field,
rimmvmnt
i
to
agent for the Authority,
192, p. 850—were awarded to
Brothers. & Co., and H. I.
York;
Inc.;
for
Stern
navable at the Lone? Island
in
moved
Government
Bank
trie light bonds offered on Aug. 30
_v.
Careo
amounted
;
Manufacturers
New
18 42%
0f
ended July 31,
1959, an increase of 22.86%.
will
1960.
nod the year before, an increase
for the 12 months
p.m.
nur-
sengers
1 wis
of about pounds against 41,194,749 'pounds
OKLAHOMA
on
ca.-01
a basis
3.30%.
o<?-
general obHga-
fire bonds. Dated Oct. 1
there were 1,430,690 Pas-*
ill serviced, compared with
corresponding pe-
•
n/r^.
Friedrichs
year ago, an increase of 1.58%.
For the 13 months ended July
'
72%
about 3.72%.
^Howies; Winston & Co,, and
White, Weld & Co., at a price 0f
whits WpM ^ Ch at a Drice of
Upper St. Clair Township School
par, a net interest cost of about
District (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
3.67%, as follows:
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
$450,000 as 5s.
Due on Sept. 1
1
general obligation school bonds
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
1,745,000
from
as
3y2s. Due on Sept. 1
1968
to
685,000 as 3.70s.
from
1983
to
1982
inclusive.
Due oh Sept. 1
1986 inclusive.
56
W—
I
I'll
820,000
334s.
1987
Due
Sept. 1
inclusive.
on
1990
to
Skagit County, Anacortes Sch. Dist.
No. 103 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
follows:
Eisen &
Boulevard
Bank, of Chicago, A. E. Masten &
Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.,
Hamilton Securities Co., McClung
& Knickerbocker, Texas Bank &
Trust Co., of Dallas, Wm. N. Ed¬
wards & Co., First of Texas Corp.,
as
Waeckerle,
E. F. Hutton ft Co., Harrington
&
Co., Inc., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,. Ray Allen, Olson &
Inc.,
Beaumont,
Killeen, Texas
$1,625,000 re¬
funding bonds offered on Sept.
1—v. 192, p. 851—were awarded
syndicate headed by Rowles,
rates
ranging from 3.80% to 414%.>
Other members of the syndicate
to
a
Winston & Co., with interest
>
were
follows:
as
Mosle
Rotan
&
Co., Dittmar & Co., Dallas Rupe &
Son, Inc., Hamilton Securities Co.
and Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
Pasadena, Texas
Sale—The
Bond
eral
$1,050,000 gen¬
municipal
im¬
obligation
bonds
awarded
were
Bank of
Dean
offered
$104,000
from
1965
on
1
Sept.
1
inclusive.
1973
to
Sept.
inclusive.
1969
to
3.60s. Due
as
on
3M>s. Due
1970
from
75,000
4%s. Due
as
1,
Sept.
on
1974.
530,000
1975
on
Sept.
1
inclusive.
1980
to
follows:
&
Co., First Southwest Co., Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc., Goodbody & Co., and Eddleman Pollok,
Fosdick, Inc.
as
111,000
1975
inclusive.
to
July
on
Offering
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
1, 1960. Due
building bonds offered
Aug. 30 was sold to a syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
on
—
terest
on
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1980
(A-O)
the loan
1961
from
Principal
payable
in¬
the
and
all
at
to
Secretary-Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EDST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $350,000
town
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1960.
Due
1980
inclusive.
Oct.
on
1
from
1961
to
Principal
and
at
all
interest
(A-O)
branches
in the Province of Que¬
payable
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure;
ceive
WISCONSIN
-
(CDST)
on
19 for the purchase of $4,120,000 corporate purpose series
1960 bonds. Dated
Oct.
1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1980
branches
Spring Brook,
20
$1,000,000
11
on
will
(CDST)
the purchase of
for
Du^
Blue
and
Horeb
Mount
District
to
on
able
all
at
in
branches
pay¬
the
2.80s.
1968
from
Due
on
Sept.
—
until
8
for
the
14
Aime Benoit,
1970
to
High School
Racine, Wis.
Bond
inclusive.
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
(A-O) payable at all the
*-
98.01.
Cowlitz
County,
Kelso
No. 403 (P. O.
Offering—George H. Ben¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
for the purchase of $3,732,000
bids
Sch.
Dist.
Kelso), Wash.
Bond Offering
Rivers, County Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(PST)
bids
Sept.
on
until
27
Due
on
Oct.
(A-O)
1
from
the
pur¬
payable
Treasurer's
at
1962
to
and
Principal
interest
1980
the
County
Legality ap¬
office.
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson &
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Island
West Allis, Wis.
porate
Washington
general
Halsey,
3%s, at
a
price of
No. 415 (P. O.
Committee,
as
$460,000
County
will
receive
000
school building bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
price
of
cost
of
Due
on
Sept.
1,
as
3s.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
1,155,000
as
from
940,000
31/4S. Due
1972
to
1976
3.40s.
as
1977
on
Sept. 1
inclusive.
Due on Sept. 1
to
1980
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Northern
Trust
Co., of Chicago, Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co., A. G.
Becker
a.m.
(PST) on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $150,-
and
1961 and 1962.
were
Treasurer,
Inc.,
follows:
5s.
as
from
Seattle), Wash.
Co.
&
Co., of Chicago, at a
100.2,
a
net
interest
par.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
sealed bids until 11
Stuart
2,070,000
King County, Kent School District
Bond
a
192, p. 648 — were
syndicate headed by
Continental Illinois Bank & Trust
on
The State Finance
v.
—
awarded to
$200,000
obligation school bonds
Aug. 26 was sold to
$4,625,000 cor¬
bonds offered on
purpose
Aug. 30
District No. 210 (P. O.
Coupeville),
offered
on
to 1980 inclu¬
Sale—The
Bond
about 3.25%, as
County, Oak Harbor School
Bond Sale—An issue of
1, 1960. Due
1961
sive. Interest A-O.
a.m.
chase of $75,000 general obligation
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1,-1960.
inclusive.
from
1
re¬
11
for
Dated Oct.
bonds.
April
Gertrude
—
27
&
Co., Inc., Dean Witter
& Co., Hornblower &
con,
Weeks, Ba¬
Whipple & Co., Bache & Co.,
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., R. S.
Dickson
ft
Wells & Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
Mullaney,
and McMaster Hut¬
chinson & Co.
able
all
at
vince
of
branches
Quebec,
inclusive.
pay¬
the
in
pro¬
the
of
the loan
in
mentioned
bank
procedure.
St. Thomas Parish, Que.
'
Bond
Sale—The
$135,000 water
improvement bonds of¬
Aug. 22—-v. 192, p. 648—
awarded to The Credit Que¬
sewer
fered
on
were
bec, Inc., as 5V2S, at a price
98.786, a basis of about 5.67%.
of
•
St. Vincent-De-Paul, Quebec
Bond Offering—J. A.
Prevost,
Town
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
Sept. 12 for the pur¬
$525,000 town improve¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980
bids
until
8
p.m.
on
chase
of
ment
bonds.
Due
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at all branches of
Province
the
of
Quebec,
mentioned
bank
cedure.
*
\
in
the
of
the
loan
prO,-
3;'."/"'
Sawyerville Protestant School
Commission, Que.
...
Bond
Offering
L.
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
on
bids
Sept.
until
8
for
the
20
H.
will
p.m.
Hunt,
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
648
Ames
—
&
on
were
3
•
loan
Agathe-des-Monts, Que.
Bond Offering—Georges Vanier,
Town
Secretary
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
ment
Due
on
of
-
Treasurer, will
bids
until
8
p.m.
13 for the pur¬
Sept.
$50,000
bonds.
on
improve¬
1, 1960.
town
Dated
Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal
$814,000 school
awarded to A. E.
a
Province
bank
Aug. 23—v. 192,
Co., Ltd., at
1980
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
procedure.
St.
the
Commission, Que.
1960, Due
son,
WASHINGTON
1980
will receive
Cap-de-la-Madelaine School
.
Mounds
(P. O. Mount Horeb), Wis.
Sept. 1
to
price of
a
and
interest
price of
of
Quebec,
mentioned in
cedure. f. v
.
the
of
loan
v""
Principal
1961 to
and
in¬
mentioned
cedure.
in
loan
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
on
bids
until
8
p.m.
Sept. 20 for the
pur¬
of
$35,000 various village
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1960.
Due
1980
inclusive.
terest
on
Oct.
1
from
1961
to
Principal and in¬
.payable
at - all
(A-O)
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
\ v
the
Gervais,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
Village
pro¬
St. David De Paube Riviere, Que.
Bond Offering — R. Belanger,
bank
Waterville, Que.
Offering — Jules
Bond
the
,
as
1961
648—were awarded to La Cor¬
Parish Secretary - Treasurer, will
Inc., Weeden & Co., Coughlin &
97.771.
3-3- -3 receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Co., Inc., McCormick & Co., and
received
until
7:30
p.m.
-V,'Dorion, Quebec
Piper, Jaff ray & Hopwood, at a- be
(EDST) on Sept. 12 for the pur¬
Bond Offering — Andre Chart- chase of $30,000 parish improve¬
price of 100.037, a net interest (CDST) on Sept. 29 for the pur-1
cost of about 2.72%, as follows:
chase of $1,050,000 general obliga-" rand, Town Secretary-Treasurer, ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
tion bonds. Dated
Oct.
1, 1960. will receive sealed bids until 8 Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980
$255,000 as 4s. Due on Sept. 1,
inclusive.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1980 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 12 for the
Principal and interest
1961 and 1962.
purchase
of $78,500
town
im¬ (M-S) payable at all the branches
640,000 as 214s.
Due on Sept. 1 inclusive.
provement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, in the Province of Quebec, of the
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
370,000
from
Sept.
inclusive.
1975
(M-S) payable at all branches in
.
Villages, Springdale, Primrose, Ver¬
Cross Plains, Blue Perry and
Towns Union
13.960. Due
1961
Principal and interest (M-S)
p.
loan procedure.
mont,
Moscow
1
Principal and interest (F-A)
.
from
1
poration de Quebec, at
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
on
/■'
8
on Sept. 13 for the pur¬
of $166,000
school bonds.
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug.
.
branches in the Province of Que¬
1962 to 1980 inclu¬
'
Offering
bids
interest
purpose
Oct. 1, 1960.
until
p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 20 for the
purchase of $530,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept.
(EDST)
chase
Dated
of
$33,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
a.m.
corporate
Bond
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
(P. O. Monomonie), Wise.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Province
the
Quebec
-
Towns Jt. Sch. Dist. No. 1
be received until
bids
Province of Quebec, of the bank
(M-S) payable at all mentioned in the loan
procedure.
.
Weston, Stanton, Lucas, Cody *■'
Sept.
in
City, Monomonie, Red
Mound,
Dated
sealed
will
p.m.
$212,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
Rouyn School Commission, Que.
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
to
1980
inclusive. Principal
the loan procedure.
-.
and
bonds, offered on Aug. 23—v. 192,' interest
(M-S)
payable
at
all
Bromptonville School Commission,
branches in the Province of
Dunn, Tainter, Sherman, Eau Galle,
on
protection bonds.
interest
and
inclusive.
Elk
p.m.
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
1961
to 1980 inclusive. Principal
Sept.
Monomonie
8
on
fire
and
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
noon
until
Sept. 21 for the pur¬
chase of $260,000 aqueduct sewer
Kenosha, Wise.
be received until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
receive
Quebec
— Mrs. C. Boud-
reau, Secretary - Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 8
and
procedure.
Que.
Bond Offering—Douglas Hewitt,
will
ette, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
No. 1,
Bond Offering
the
province
of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Car-
Maurice
1
in
branches
Isle Maligne,
in the Province of Que¬
branches
*•
Sale—An issue of $1,265,-
Offering
1960. Due
of Seattle.
^
000 school
loan procedure.
the
1975 inclusive.
Oct. 1 from 1962 to
bonds. Dated
County School District
(P. O. Ogden City), Utah
of the bank
Quebec,
in
the
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ loan
procedure.
;\3 Jonquere School Commission, Que.
able
at
the
County Treasurer's,
Bond Offering — Lorenzo
Bonaventure, Que.
office.
Legality - approved
by
Deschenes,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Bond Offering—Lionell CayouPreston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
April 1 from
sive.. '
Weber
of
in
pentier, Town Secretary-Treasur¬
er, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 14 for the
purchase of $1,269,000 town im¬
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
(PST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $270,000
general
obligation
school
bonds. Dated Oct.
p.m.
Beau-Comeau, Quebec
Bond
Don Boone,
will " receive
—■
Treasurer,
branches
all
Province
Washington
Bond
8
on
mentioned
1
County, Olympia School
District No. 1 (P. O. Olympia),
County
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
until
St. Dorothee School Commission
all
at
Que.
bids
sealed
at
inclusive.
1980
payable
of
able
on July 1
1974 inclusive.
Due
(A-O)
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Sept. 21 for the pur¬ on Sept. 19 for the purchase of
$84,500 industrial plant $100,500 school bonds. Dated Oct.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. to
1980
inclusive. Principal and
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ interest
(A-O)
payable
at
all
Due
3V4S.
as
from
White, Weld
UTAH
Bond
Monday, September 12, 1960
Ely-West School Commission, Que.
Offering — F. Menard,
Bond Offering—Emery Lambert,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
(EDST)
chase
July 1
on
1970
as 3V2S.
from 1971 to
Other members of the syndicate
were
to
1962
from
Due
60,000
Cedar,
3.70s: Due
as
from
receive
&
434s.
as
Sept. 2—v.
on
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
at a price of 100.07, a net interest
cost of about 3.70%, as follows:;
245,000
Town
National
The
to
Co., jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.59%, as follows:
Lynch,
as
Acton Vale,
Bond
Washington, Tacoma, and
Witter
192, p. 851—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
Merrill
$200,000
gen¬
I960 B limited
provement, series
tax
$275,000
obligation school bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 25—v. 192, p. 648—
Thurston
Sale—The
Bond
.
.
branches in the Province of Que¬
QUEBEC
eral
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., and Almon &
McKinney, Inc.
Sale—The
Bond
Lucas,
National
terest
CANADA
Washington
Other members of the syndicate
were
.
I
as
from
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1044)
Ml
1
pro¬
loan
,■
procedure.;
;
-•
3
>
.Weedon-Centre, Quebec
Bond
Offering—^Louis
..
.
Paradis,
Village Secretary-Treasurer,; will
receive Jsealed. bi^s. until 8 p.th.
(EDST) on Sept. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $33,000 village improve¬
ment, bonds. .Dated Sept..;!, 1960.
Due on Sept. I from. 1961 to 1970
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at all branches in
the
Province
of
bank mentioned
cedure.
*
Quebec,
in the
'•••
of
loan
-
•
-
the
pro¬
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