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ESTABLISHED 1S39
Volume
Reg. IT. S. Pat. Offic•
New York 7,
Number 5989
192
N. Y., Monday, September 26, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
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INSURANCE
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Aerojet-General Corp.—Acquires—
40 cents per common share, based upon
standing prior to the current offering.
r
Dan A. Kimball, president of Aerojet-General, announced on Sept. 16
that Aerojet had purchased a controlling interest in Space Electronics
Glendale
of
from
italization
In This Issue
Pacific
announced
.
of
the
v'\".
\
,
Purchase
Electronics'
company
was made,
-
in
the field
of commu¬
and
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
lems in missile and space
vehicle development. The company has devel¬
oped ultra long range telemetry systems, satellite systems for search
and rescue missions, design of the control center for project mercury,
guidance components for space probe vehicles and systems analysis for
ICBM and other programs.-—V. 191, p. 2741.
company, 1665 St. Marks
statement with the SEC
Boston Stock
Cincinnati
and,
the
from
two-year
shares
underwriters
the
have
acquired
5,000,
additional
shares
per
granted
The
Each
owns
U.
S.
of
Vulcanol.
It
new
is
a
Lomasney
the
firm
company.
intends
has purchased 7,500 shares at $1.50 per share from
The registration statement also includes 13,000 shares
in
continue
to
products
commercial
and
Federal Reserve System————..
Statement of Federal
to
develop,
and
to
46
Reserve Banks
46
Combined Condition
—
-
...
manufacture
and
sell
(1)
designed to replace conventional wiring employed
military usage, and (2) industrial electronic com¬
ponents, production test equipment and power supply and control
equipment.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used in part to
pay $35,000 of bank notes guaranteed by the four principals, to dis¬
charge some $8,467 of obligations incurred in the purchase of machin¬
ery and equipment, to finance leasehold improvements ($90,000) nec¬
essary to provide additional floor space for increased manufacturing
facilities, and to finance research and development ($150,000) of new
proprietary products (several of which are said to be in the develop¬
ment stage).
The balance of the proceeds will be added to working
capital.
The company now has outstanding 227,500 common shares, of which
Fred J. Allegri, President,
owns 25.12%, and. three other officers (of
the same last name) own 20.93%
each. The outstanding shares had
45
Barides stock in violation of the Securities Act
Complaint dismissed
as
Associated Dry
This
registration requirement.
to Charles A. Sterling, Sr., by reason of death.
$1 per share book value as of
Allentown
National
See
July 31, 1960.
Portland Cement Co.—Acquired—
Gypsum
Co.,
below.—V.
190,
p.
expected
The
in
of
Fifth
417
Ave.,
I960—Month—1959
$
Operating
revenues——
Operating
expenses—
Federal income taxes-—
$
$
47,922,759 342,113,317 321,367,686
29,294,220 210,908,123 195,760,268
6,568,416
6,774,000
46,5.18,592
42,709,000
2,911,580
2,735,020
22,625,950
19,837,942
income
-8,88i,138
1—
5,502,155
9,059,519
62,060,652 63,060,476
6,024,559 445,490,516 408,741,785
operating
Net
—V.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
operating taxes—
Other
Net
47,839,599
29,478,465
$
after charges
192, p.
893.
American Barides
&
Reduction Co., Inc.—Enjoined—
Chicago Regional, Office announced Sept. 12 the entry
of a Federal court order permanently restraining American Barides,
Lorraine B. Johnson and Eddie G. Johnson from sale of "American
The
SEC
the amount
value
50
of
$106,500 and
share).—
cents
per
Concertone, Inc., a division of Astro-Science Corp. of
City, Calif, has received new contracts for special-purpose
tape recorders amounting to $405,000, according to George
Otis, Concertone president
These
contract
awards include videosonic system
Michigan
State
formance
airborne
Dallas,
University
tope transports for
of high per¬
Missiles Co.,
and an undisclosed number
for Temco Electronics &
recorders
Texas.
Mr. Otis
also stated that Concertone has recently completed develop¬
a
new language laboratory tape deck and a new 14-inch
reel,
capacity background music tape recorder which will be intro¬
duced to the market in the Fall of 1960.—V. 192, p. 698.
of
ment
16-hour
Automation Industries, Inc.—Sales Rise—
California manufacturer of electronic, magnetic and ultrasonic
products recorded a 24% increase in sales for the six months ended
30, 1960, President Corwin D. Denney has announced.
This
June
Consolidated sales for the first half were $1,913,000 compared with'
$1,538,512 in the year ago period. Consolidated earnings were $153,364
or 14.5 cents a share on 1,048,631 shares of
outstanding common stoekv
Comparative earnings figures for 1959 are not available owing to
changes in the various divisions' fiscal years to correspond with the
calendar year.
Mr; .Denney
said that consolidated figures included earnings of
approximately $10,000 after taxes from Automation's Industrial Leasing
Division, a subsidiary. Earnings also included $66,770 derived from
sale of patent rights, instrumentation and equipment to Halliburton
Oil Well Cementing Co. Mr. Denney said that Automation Industries
anticipates royalty payments by Halliburton arising from this trans¬
action will add significantly to earnings throughout the next 10
year
period.
During the first half working capital Increased 48% from $357,348
to $530,997. Mr. Denney said that .during this time the company has
also continued its program of expansion and diversification. Chemical
Milling facilities have been increased and a new Magnetics Division
plant has been leased in Redwood City, Calif, .bringing Automation's
total manufacturing space to 110,000 square feet. An additional
facility
for this division is under construction in Boulder, Colo.
Mr. Denney said the company has also created a new sales division
to
augment
Automation's
Pacific
For
the
sales
in
program
Northern
and
California
Northwest.
second half
of
1960, Mr. Denney projected sales in excess
of $2,000,000. He said this would reflect an improvement
over the
first half after consideration was givsn to the nonrecurring nature
of the Halliburton income. He added that possible acquisitions during
the second half could add to both sales and earnings.—V. 192, p. 110.
mid-October.
proceeds
will
be
Lester Avnet, President of Avnet, of Westbury, L. I. and Los
Leonard Carduner, President of British Industries, Inc.,
Angeles,
of Port
Washington, L. I., have announced that the boards of both companies
have approved in principle the merger of British Industries into Avnet.
and
be
to
the
general
funds
of
the
corpora¬
proposals are approved by stockholders at meetings
expected will be held in November, British Industries will
merger
it is
operated
For each
receive
share
to
available
be
for
entitling
them
for
five
the
each
for
which
general funds may
be used
are,
the improvement of
existing stores, replacements and additions, construction of additional
stores, the financing of additional merchandise inventories
and
accounts
Associated
ten
main
conducts
stores
Columbia.
of
receivable from
a
and 21
customers.
general
branch
department
stores
The stores operated
in
store
nine
business
states
and
operating
the District
follows: Lord & Taylor, New
York; Hahne & Co., Newark, N. J.; The William Hengerer Co., Buffalo,
N. Y.; Powers Dry Goods Co.,
Minneapolis, Minn.; Stewart & .Co.,
Baltimore, Md.; The Stewart Dry Goods Co., Louisville, Ky.; J. W.
Robinson Co., Los Angeles, Calif.; The Diamond, Charleston, W. Va.;
Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co., Rochester, N. Y.; and The Boston Store,
Erie, Pa.—V. 192, p. 893.
are
as
.
Astrex, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Public offering
of
100,000 shares of the common stock of Astrex, Inc.
at $4 per share was made on Sept. 21 by Clayton Securi¬
ties Corp. and Maltz, Greenwald & Co.
will be used In part to repay outstanding
obligations, to relocate the principal offices of the company, for
advertising and for working capital.
organized In New York, N. Y. in June
this year for the purpose of acquiring all of the outstanding stock
of AST Co., Inc. and Dutrex Industries, Inc. of New York. Both are
now
wholly-owned subsidiaries. AST Co. and Dutrex are located in
separate faeilities and Will continue to operate as separate entities.
Dutrex, under contractual arrangements with Allen B. Du Mont
Laboratories, Inc., is the exclusive merchandising source and supply
agency for receiving tubes and television picture tubes marketed under
the brand name Du Mont (ABD). AST Co. Is engaged in the business
of distributing industrial and special purpose electronic tubes, flight
instruments, electronic components, precision ball bearings and certain
miscellaneous equipment used principally in the electronics, aircraft
and missile industries,
which items AST Co. purchases principally
from prime contractors holding terminated government contracts.
BUSINESS—Astrex, Inc.
was
Avnet
EARNINGS—For the year ended June 30, I960, AST Co.
reported
consolidated
net
income
of
and Dutrex
$114,538, equal to
and
an
warrant
a
additional
Industries
and issuance of the shares and
registration.—V. 192, p. 894.
on
exercisable
two
shares
stock.
for
90
Avnet
of
Consummation
warrants will be
con¬
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—New Contracts—
Contracts for
awarded
were
ten industrial boilers,
the
to
company
totaling more than $1.5 million,
the first half of 1960 by in¬
during
dustrial customers in India, the company reported on Sept. 8.
S. T. Mackenzie, Vice-President in charge of sales for the
B&W
boiler
division, called the contracts "a barometer of India's progress,
particularly with regard to the modernization and growth of the
nation's industries." The ten steam generating units, he said, have a
combined
steam
capacity
of more
than
one-half million pounds
per
hour, which will be used to produce electricity and for process applica¬
tions in such fields as paper, rubber, cloth, sugar and aluminum.
Included in the contracts are boilers for the Bengal Paper Co. at
Raniganj, the Calcutta plant of Indian Aluminum Co., Ltd., the Good¬
year Tire & Rubber Co. in New Delhi, Chemtex, Inc., in Bombay,
Products of Atul, and the Mysore Sugar Co. in Mysore.—V. 192, p.
Atul
991.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
Period Ended Aug. 22—
stores
Retail
—V.
191,
p.
1960—4 Wks..—1959
1960—35 Wks.—1959
$3,285,702
$3,270,018 $37,193,682 $36,134,351
2087.
Bell Telephone
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period Ended July 31-
of
Industries
stock
to purchase
shares of British
merger
ditioned
general
branch
of
days,
corporate purposes. $7,500,000 will
be used to retire bank indebtedness.
Among other corporate purposes
tion,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Avnet.
a
as
share of British Industries stock the holders thereof would
one
stock
of
added
the
which
New
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
1829.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
in
(par
206.
Concertone
If
Goods Corp.—Registers—
York City, filed with
the Securities and Exchange Commission on Sept.
19 a registration
statement covering a proposed public offering of $20,000,000 of 20-year
sinking fund debentures.
The offering will be underwritten by
a
nation-wide group managed by Lehman
Brothers.
The offering is
corporation
.
a
notes
stock
cap¬
American
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
6%
out¬
shares
financing,
Avnet Electronics Corp.—To Acquire—
principals of the company.
Formerly known as Allied-Allegri Machine Co., Inc., the company
is
engaged principally
in the manufacture,
assembly and sale of
printed circuitry and modules. Upon the completion of this offering,
additional
46
—
of
common
current
of
Culver
;
141
purchased from the company by Max Fabrikant, a finder, at $1 per
share,
and 7,000 shares purchased by company counsel from four
it
Foreign Exchange Rates—.—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
understood
River Road, Nutley, N. J., on Sept. 21 filed
a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000 shares of com¬
mon stock, to be offered for public sale at $6 per share through under¬
writers headed by Myron A. Lomasney & Co.
The underwriters will
receive a commission of 75c per share, and the company also will issue
to the
underwriters 15,000 five-year warrants at lc each, the war¬
rants being exercisable initially at $6.60 per share.
In addition, the
Inc.,
Corporation and Investment News— 1
City Bond Offerings
52
Payable.—^.
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9
State and
Dividends Declared and
elastomeric polymer
Allegri-Tech, Inc.—Registers Common—
Allegri-Tech,
33
Miscellaneous Features
General
patent will be granted the firm on the,
that extensive plans are underway
emulsion as a consumer product
to be packaged
under the name, Soil-Set.
Currently, this consumer
product is undergoing thorough tests by several large distributor and
retail firms before the introduction to the consumer market takes place.
This will be the first consumer product to bei launched by the 32-yearold firm.
Great interest and widespread publicity efforts have also
been made by Firestone Tire & Rubber in Alco's behalf for Vulcanol, a
product that prevents erosion and speeds seed germination. Firestone
supplies Alco's elastomeric raw materials.—V. 189, p. 2613.
Patent Office that
33
Off—News
The corporation of Philadelphia has reported on the nine months'
operations ending June 30, 1960. Sales showed an increase to $4,317,over the comparable
1959 period, whereas net profits before taxes
showed a slight reduction of $13,889.
The company is currently marketing a new product, a spray mulch
called Vulcanol, for the agricultural field.
Alco has been notified by
to market this
43
33
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251
use
...
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
223,000 shares and proposes to sell publicly 65,250 shares.
the
34
34
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
is
Alco Oil & Chemical Corp.—Sales Up, Net
34
—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.—._ 33
two
company
Exchange—
Over-the-Counter Markets
share.
Options on an additional 1,500 shares have
finders.
engaged in the manufacture and sale of hurglar
and fire
alarm equipment.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
it
has outstanding 451,000 common shares.
The selling stockholders are
Maurice Coleman, President, and'Nathan Verger, Secretary-Treasurer.
been
$4
Stock
....
selling stockholders at 50c per share and have been granted
options by the said stockholders on an additional 9,500
at
Exchange—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange—
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
38
Toronto Stock Exchange
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section..... 42
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a regis¬
on
Sept. 16, 1960, covering 130,500
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at $4 per share through four underwriters headed by Golkin, Bomback & Co.
The underwriters will receive a 40c per share commis¬
sion;
13
27
29
34
(Bonds)—
Detroit Stock Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
Inc.—Files Second'y
Alarm Device Manufacturing Co.,
This
tration
(Stocks)—
of
number
Astro-Science Corp.—Divisional .Contracts-
Page
guidance which would supplement the work of Aerojet's
own recently expanded Spacecraft Division.
Space Electronics Corp. was organized in 1958 to apply a unique
accumulation of electronics experience to the solution of critical prob¬
nication
consist
shares
p.
192,
Stock and Bond Quotations
Kimball said, because of Space
capabilities
technical
considerable
will
335,800
V.
Space Electronics has been a subsidiary.
The
the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon conclusion of the
Automation Products, Inc., of which
% ;
v;
•
percentage of stock purchased by Aerojet and its price were not
Corp.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
.>
1960—Month—1959
$
Operating
Operating
revenues
34,499,338
expenses—
21.784,104
income
taxes.
Other operating
taxes.
Federal
Net
operating income
Net after charges—
—V.
192,
p.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$
5.247,900
1.778,415
5,688,919
4,990,739
$
$
33,356,659 241,969,662 230,472,559
22.295,850 154,774,286 148,274,623
4,489,900
35,565,800
33,699,200
1,605,987
13,144,770
12,556,696
4,964,922
4,440,439
38,484,806
34,064,057
35,942,040
32,373,893
699.
(W. A.) Benjamin, Inc., New York, N. Y*—Files With
Securities and Exchange
The
Commission—
on
Sept. 14, 1960 filed a -letter of notification
covering 25,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
corporation,
with the SEC
2
The
of
shares
Wn&*12 500
'in-units
at $10
Inc.^-Sales Higher-
—v/iai;
,
Ltd.—Rights Details-
Bowater Paper Corp.
Underwriting
$4,503,001
$4,696,836
2087.
p.
1 QSQ
1960
Month .of August—
Bales
for the rights issue by the Bowater
being arranged
is
the
on
Sept.
new
form.
'
Act
'
.
will
shares
common
Securities
States
the
up
•
•
.t
.
.
their
rights
(and
the
with
the
rights
ago.
year's
8
Sept.
on
Mr.
year.
"We
its
statement,
non-Group
the
first
the
and
half
of
of
a
the
comprise
!
188,
2243.
p.
-
v
,
intended
for
tion
to
the
issue
are:
&
Sebag
Sir
W.
R.
Co.—V.
Letters
holders
issued to
certificates will be
Joseph
Circular
post
Co.,
&
Laing
Cruikshank
&
Stock
the
SEC
to
in
employees pursuant
Plan—191,
p.
Walter W.
and
the
West
Candy,
Coast
Jr.,
store
&
the
Candy
said
the
13 stores,
contributing
'
-
,
Inc.
listed
was
192,
1960.—V.
p.
the
on
New
York
699.
Corp.—Subsidiary Forms Affiliate—
a
entry in the field of industrial leasing,
of *C. I. T. Corp., it was announced
new
affiliate
an
on
Sept.
8
leasing
Leasing
is
company.
prepared
equioment
for
Vice-President of C.
"With
the
position
a
earnings
and
as
formed
E.
Murphy,
,
sales
8,
Aug.
Financial
formed
newly
M.
organization's
last
"
'
President of Bullock's Inc. voiced optimism on
department
on
with
division,
Co.
*•-.
Bullock's
of
E. Leasing Corp.,
&
been
Chicago
the
898.
Bullock's, Inc.—Forecast—News—
of
for
sales
at the Machine Tool Exposition.
Both C. I. T. and M. & E. Leasing are subsidiaries of C. I. T. Financial Corp., major diversified financing organization headquartered in
New York. Thomas E. Lenihan, President of C. I. T.
Corp.,. will head
covering 25,000 shares
to its Employee
1960,
15,
comparable
our
of two divisions: the Bullock's division with
approximately two-thirds of
the corporate
Magnin &
stock
Exchange
C. I. T.
M.
,
Sept.
on
to be offered
Purchase
decreased
,
common
Stock
of 176 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a registra¬
with
stock,
second
against 25 cents for the previous year. Sales for
period were $67,992,000 this year against $67,601,000
Earnings per common share for the six months
and the I.
balance.,
The
manufacturing
1666.
p.
statement
common
Common
the Canadian Register. Brokers
on
Carden
191,
of
the
year.
is made up
contributing
stores,
the
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Files Stock Plan—
The company,
to
prior
profit,
•
Overseas
.
is
this
that
months
organization
has
and Letters of Rights (or,
in the case of holders on the Branch Registers in Canada, subscrip¬
tion warrants)
on
Oct. 14, 1960.
The last day for receipt of appli¬
cations and payment in full will be
Nov. 4, 1960.
Upon allotment,
the new shares will be converted
into common stock and definitive
It
six
the
six
half
—V.
for
the first six months
sale were in
this
days of
period were 78 cents against 80 cents last year."
Describing the Bullock scale of operations,
Mr.
pointed out that trans¬
reciprocal nature, previously
r
taxation
eight
estimate
this* year
share
purchases,
are
now
wholly excluded.
1959 and for the year 1959 have been
adjusted.
for
earnings
and
quarter by approximately $2,000,000 and lowered our profit by
cents per share," he said.
"Actual earnings for the second quarter were 21 cents per common
'
figures
sales
that
nut
four
about
company
companies
sales
as
pointed
Second
•
^
both
for
first
the
-
Liabilities for the first
of
1960
of
$124,970,000,
and for the first. half
of 1959 of
$115,934,000, less estimated United Kingdom Tax Credits amounting,
to
$16,800,000 and $21,000,000, respectively.
In respect of the year
1959
the
corresponding figures
were
$231,120,000
and
$42,126,000.
The
Candy
quarter of this year were slightly down from the preceeding year,
and
explained that the first six months of this year include only
two day3 of Bullock's August Clearance, a once a year sale, whereas
in
declared,
of 6%. If these estimates are correct, said Mr. Candy, the
profits should top those of 1959. He added, however, that he
look for any increase in the dividend rate during i960.
not
did
1
...
opportunity to apply
year
a
growth
for
correspondingly
shares).
additional
period
directors
1960.
with
Figures
poration will therefore be prohibited under the Act from accepting
subscriptions from residents of the United State? whether for rights
or
additional shares.
Residents of the United States may, however,
sell
like
the
of
releasing
actions
included
be registered under the United
amendments thereto.
The cor¬
not
and
1933
of
•
16,
In
each stockholder will
additional
shares.
of
same
The
taking
as
for
board
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
.
Sept.
income
other
and
respect of the
results for 1960,
an
interim dividend of eight pence (approximately
9 cents) per ordinary stock unit of £1, payable, free of United King¬
dom
income tax,
on
Oct. 28, 1960.
A similar interim dividend was
declared in September last year.
The interim dividend is payable on
American Depositary Receipts on Nov. 7, 1960, to holders of record
The
shares for which he has the right to
be able to apply for up to the same
If the
additional shares are over¬
subscribed, applications will be scaled down as nearly as practicable
in proportion and new allotments will be made to any applicant who,
after scaling down
would otherwise receive less than one additional
share.
Application for both rights and additional shares will be made
well
As
subscribe,
number
million
227
it was announced in Montreal on Sept. 21
through Bowater Corp. of North America Limited.
The
issue
is
of
6,000,000
common
shares
Of £1
each which
are
to
be
offered at 48 shillings per share
to holders of common
stock and 5%%
convertible unsecured loan stock, 1978-82 in the pro¬
portion of one new share for every £6 common stock and 33s new
shares
for
every
£50 loan stock held
at the close of business of
Sept. 15, 1960, fractions of a new share being ignored in either case.
Limited,
Corp.,
Paper
sales
group
.
prospects for the last half of tho current fiscal year in an address on
12 before the New York Society of Security Analysts, Iiic.
Reminding the analysts that "retailers make most of their profit
in the last six months of the year," Mr. Candy said company econ¬
omists
believe
the fourth quarter of the year should bring a sales
Off—
reported by the British company
for the
first half of
1960
amounted to $895,992,000' compared with
$825,583,000 for the same period a year ago," according to the com¬
pany's semi-annual statement released in London on Sept. 8.
Net income of
the BP Group for the six months ended June 30,
1960 totaled $88,127,000, equivalent to 42 cents on each of 210,244,820
ordinary
stock
units
of
£1
currently outstanding.
This compares
with
earnings
of $86,691,000,
or
43
cents on each of 202,401,340
ordinary stock units outstanding on June 30, 1959,,
Sales of crude oil and
refined products of the BP Group for the
first
half of this year
amounted to 261 million barrels as against
Net
pr^cAeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Bond Stores
(\0'v
No
Co. Ltd.—Sales Up, Net
British Petroleum
stock purchase warrants to be offered
underwriting is involved.
common
unit.
per
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1194)
services
work
to
of
out
M.
purchase
to
lease
I. T.
&
E.
with
its
to
users,
machine tools ana other'
according to Richard S.
Corp.
Leasing
now
industrial
available,
and
C. I. T.
business
is
clients
in
the
1960) will certainly challenge Dr. Steven's discourse which shows, among
things, a decline in stock ownership by individuals.
It is the writer's hope
that Dr. Stevens will continue checking the trend he depicts—particularly in the
Hill,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
SIDNEY
other
light of the fact that his
BROWN
"have
now.
'■
.
•The strength in the
iri'Sfrai^-lbcal government offerings.
ending Oct. 21 is about
interval ending Oct. 14.
Today's four-week projection far the period
million less than was last week's estimate for the
$30
"*;
•
•
-
>
,
The first two weeks and the fourth week indicate a very strong
pace
eyes
corporate financing
activity scheduled. The
those issues
they believe would fare better with less rather than more competition for
but the third week stands out with relatively little
of the financing world can be expected to consider that week for
which
available
funds.
investment
The table that immediately
28 Day
The
dates.
Total From Sept.
Visible Supply
data
(768,323,760)
in
FOUR-WEEK
in
and
State-local
taxes
than
SUPPLY
in the
but
not
$1,733,424,600
.
from Federal
CHANGES
IN THE
CORPORATE
offering
AND
prices
with
Chronicle's
ofn
municipal calender
of
issues
of
and
larger
than $1
aggregate $290,527,000. Ex¬
(1) Trans World Airlines which may come up with new
financing plans for its next, Sept. 28th, meeting, (2) the $50 million TVA issue
cluded from this figure are:
which is listed among municipals, (3) such registrations as Anonyne des Auto¬
mobiles Peugeot (50,000 bearer shares) and Telefonos de Mexico, S. A. (60,000 ADR's),
and (4) private placements, such as New York Telephone Co.'s $120 million common
with A. T. &
T. on Oct. 1st.
By joining registrations with
grand total adds up to $1,550,000,000.
He
DOCTORAL
and without dates,
the
out, and
points
85%
over
of stocks
attributes
this
most
of
Changes in
the
Structure
explains
of
in the
to
the
this
why,
Institutional
of
stocks
century.
20's compared
rise
17-Oct.
TABLE
Stocks
of
He
as
Financings
$193,559,500
28,429,600
$170,282,500
97,216,000
8,150,000
$363,842,000
316,308,000
36,579,600
225,815,000
15,050,000
240,865,000
$163,876,100
$666,896,100
$290,698,500
$957,594,600
.
20,000,000
,
219,092,000
or more.
:
follow the larger corporate
which includes two
;
;
OFFING
Missouri
and
Individual
Demand
for
Co.
bonds;
Continental Can Co. debentures; $6,205,000 Aldens Inc.
Municipals—$21,200,000 Detroit, Mich.; $4 million Northeast
Sanitary District, Calif.; $75 million State of California; $15
million Louisiana; $5 million Austin, Texas; and $7 million California Toll Bridge
Authority, Calif.
(Those who have been intrigued by the New
$30
million
convertible debentures.
Sacramento
Week
of
County
Oct.
3: 670,000 shares of Louisiana Gas Service Co.
common; $7.5 million
debentures; 120,000 shares of Technical Material Corp. common; $60
million Youngstown bonds; $30 million San Diego Gas & Electric Co. bonds; $2
million preferred and $5 million bonds by Southern Nevada Power
Co.; $30 million
Columbia Gas System debentures; and $50 million Household Finance.
Municipals
—$55 million negotiated sale of Kentucky Turnpike Authority, Kv., led by Allen
& Co.; $3,836,000 Linden, N. J.; and $10 million Orleans Parish School
Board, La.
Nafi
Corp.
Week
of Oct. 10: $20 million General Acceptance
Corp. debentures.
large municipals set as yet for this week.
postwar years.
redistribution
of
Dr. Stevens
income
and
stocks.
York Stock Exchange survey studies
on
stock ownership in America and
by the confirmatory findings of the recent
University of Michigan's Survey Research Center's report on the same subject
(see, also, Prof. George Katona's revealing book, The Powerful Consumer, McGraw-
There
Week of Oct. 17: $8 million American
Optical convertible debentures; 524,000
of Automatic Canteen Co. of America
common; 623,750 shares of Automatic
common;
$50 million Deere (John)
are
no
shares
Radio
Credit Co. debentures;
shares
of Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.,
common; $3.5 million debentures
shares stock of Dorsey Corp.; $4,125,000 Louisville & Nashville RR.
equipment trust certificates; $4 million units
(bonds) Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals, Inc.:
$10 million debentures of Daystrom, Inc.; $16 million Louisville Gas & Electric Co.,
$^5 million Electronics International Capital Ltd.
common; $25 million Pacific
350,000
S1g t_8 Supply Co* debentures; $25 million Florida Power Corp. bonds; and
P/r
of
shares of Lytton Financial Corp. capital; 258,558 shares of
common; $4 million Avionics Investing Corp. capital;
Co.
100,000 shares of Gulton Industries, Inc. common; $4,500,000 Perfect Photo, Inc. con¬
debentures; $7.5 million Southern Pacific Co. equipment trust certificates;
$25 million Australia (Commonwealth of) bonds; $60 million New York Telephone
in
savings,
Service
vertible
420,000
the
Public
and municipal flotations in the next four weeks
equipment trust certificate issues:
Week of Sept. 26: 354,000
percent of personal savings have
shows that individuals held about
a
also
with 75%
institutional
Total of Both
Total
$42,364,500
132,892,000
8,429,600
80,190,000
21__
250,000
the
savings, and the relative decline in the issuance
available
*Municipals
Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
DISSERTATION
Capital Market, 1920-1955" by Dr.
Morris L. Stevens at the University of Wisconsin in 1959, in fulfilment of his Ph.D.
requirements, details some sharp observations on the subject.
declined
not
145,625,000
14__
and
on
are
as
PAST WEEK
corporate issues as of Sept. 22nd came
new
Corporate issues in registration without affixed dates
"Effect
insight
with $5 million in bonds (Oct. 4).
ahead there are five large issues being contemplated: $4.2 million
Vineland, N. J. (Oct. 25), $50 million TVA (Nov. 15), $12 million Los Angeles City
Harbor Dist. (Nov. 15), $100 million N. Y. State Housing Finance Agency, N. Y.,
negotiation, and $7 million Los Angeles County Hospital District. (Dec. 13).
Securities
equity;^issues
$503,020,000
10-Oct.
taxes.]
four-week float
study of the
that retained
Corporates
Sep. 26-Sep. 30__ $151,195,000
Oct.
3-Oct.
7__
186,200,000
*$1 million
of Sept. 22nd. Municipal sales for the week through
Sept. 21st amounted to $143,866,000. In the small municipal backlog following the
A
and
fThe only preferred is a $2 million Southern Nevada Power issue in conjunction
for Nov. 15 which is exempt
million tallied $114,023,000 as
Corporate
1920's,
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
Bonds
Total
which $205,925,000 consist of senior debt securities. Among these
are:
Youngstown Sheet & Tube ($60 million), Household Finance ($50 million),
General Acceptance Corp. ($20 million), Automatic Radio Manufacturing Co. (623,750 shares), Deere (John) Credit Co. ($50 million), and Electronics International
Capital, Ltd. ($25 million). Corporate sales in the week ending Sept. 1 came to
$136,840,670. Of this, debt issues sold totaled $96,836,760, privately placed long-term
notes came to $11.5 million and there was a small stock issue placed.
A
in
OF ISSUES
judicious
Corporate
Corporate
(1,586,893,760)
to $264,172,000 of
the
corporations
to what they most
the capital market when they appear.
More¬
over, they are followed up weekly until offered.
Experience has shown that the
methodology, and sources of information used, is sound and that any departure
from the actual offering figure would come from the conservativeness of the
procedure used.
Here
Additions to the Chronicle's calendar of
to
for
and municipal offerings scheduled for the
LARGER ISSUES IN THE
Additions
attractive
The figures are obtained frppl • private and public sources
where
those-instances
are conservatively estimated
likely will be able to obtain from
they
Oct.
(1,153,230,760)
(433,663,000)
*Includes $50 million TV A competitive bid set
from
more
were
His paper states that market equity of capital
below ar^ndSta tjft^corporate
Tabulated
'
Total
stocks
that
War II.
was
less in the post World War II period
earnings offset the decline of stock capital.
Oct.
26 On
$1,264,026,100
469,398,500*
(447,660,760)
(320,663,000)
$957,594,600
Municipals
offering
assigned
$666,896,100
290,698,500
—
concludes
than since World
follows depicts the four-week and the total backlog of
municipal issues possessing
parentheses are last week's estimates:
Corporates
1920's
also
Stevens
the
•
and
corporate
Dr.
Sept. 26-Qctl;-2'j, period.
npC,being followed"
corporate financing sector, unfortunately, is
studies end with 1955 when stock ownership began to
NYSE findings.
decidedly according to the
grow
(Sept. 26-Oct. 21) capital financing plans are forging ahead
of last week's projection by about $220 million.
This is due to the significantly
large issues in the calendar which more than offset the growing number of post¬
poned flotations. This willingness to take advantage of the favorably higher bond
prices being offered reflects confidence in the economy and, therefore, is encourag¬
ing. Should the economy's uncertainty affect the confident views about recovery
prospects, then the number of postponed plans are apt to increase more than they
Oncoming four-week
shares
Dallas, Texas;
jS
of
Gree
and
Shoe
Manufacturing Co. common.
Municipals—$4 million
Los Angeles County Flood Control District, Calif.
the issues that comprise the above tables may be found in the
$10* million
reS^i,ding all
Monday and Thursday issues of the Chronicle.
A glance at the above citation of
larger issues should show that the main support of
capital financing, the privately
owned utilities, has at this time been
joined by credit companies and, surprisingly
enough, by some manufacturers other than electronic concerns.
It has been a long
time
since
manufacturers have sought external
sources
of
capital funds.
Sept. 22, 1960
-
Volume
best
methods
duction
to
for
192
Number 5989
;
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
acquiring the use of machine tools and other pro-'
Mr.?: Murphy said. "Consideration can be given
lease arrangement is better suited to the
purchase or
Individual situation."
C. I.T.
Corp.
for
many
a
.
'
-
,
,
directors,
years
has
specialized in
the long-term
financing of machine tools and a variety of other durable items for
industrial, commercial and professional use.—V. 192, p. 795.
with
the
prove
The
Capital
thirds of
Airlines, Inc.—Merger Proposal—
United
Air
Lines, Inc., below.—V.
191,
the
503.
p.
Federal
de
Eleotrlcidad,
shares of
the
25
cents
18.
Nov.
A
holdings
The
purchase
price
10-year period.
April
The
by
1,
the
for
stock
indebtedness
Nacional
was
Financiers,
one
sale
is
made
balance
concluded
on
and
sheet
the
Aug.
by
by
California
which
at
time
available
Electric
Comision
from
Power
1960.
Federal
own
1V;:.;)"'v.'"'./-V'.'
facilities
plant
industrial
its
have
to
being
are
double
heat
set up
manufacturing
insulation
material,
30
The
W.
had
1959
product
191,
be
said.
at
the
plant
Carey
Plans
are
facility
; /.
r
^
•
•.
'-.V'"
Meeting,
Pa.,
under
now
temp production capacity,
Lennoxville, Quebec.
total
-
,
"Careytemp" applications have been
plants and in chemical and
generating
Philip
a
of
of
during
in
0'/
-
The
share
backlog
with
of
annual
report
William
Mr.
for
cants
1960,
Sept.
on
the
ended
year
June
at
1959
over
share
the
SEC
Sept.
on
including
19,
warranty
liabilities
30,
1960,
1959.
to
the
used
added
compared
capital
>
of
program
larger
a
of
fiscal
stock
the
year,
by
managed
of
shares
the
Dean
which
well
a,s
The
purposes.
investment.—V.
Davidson
Plans
real
proved
in
whole
to
units
stated
mortgage
notes
secured
by
first
mortgages
stores
estate; It is proposed to offer these investment contracts
$4,000 to $7,500. The investment contracts have no
and
Witter
resulted
&
noted
that
computers
continued
estate.
In
connection
company
and
collection
a
such
service
notes,
to
well
as
which
may be used to
offer a guarantee
and
such
sales,
variety of services are offered
to investors, including the selection of mortgage -notes
by the
on
with
facilitate
;
a
prompt payment
Establishment
the
as
Subject
pro¬
initiated
which
77. The
has
a
of
of
keep note, payments current
<
due
amounts
reserve
a
requires
avoid
west
all
a
Howe
Sound
Co.
Banking Corp.—Securities Offered—Pur¬
to a Sept. 15 offering circular, Suplee, Yeatman,
Mosley & Co., Inc., 1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.,
publicly offered at $965 per unit, plus accrued interest
from July
1, $290,000 of 6% subordinated debenture
bonds due April 1, 1969, with five-year non-detachable
warrants. Each warrant allows the purchaser to buy the
issuer's $1 par common stock in the amount of 30 shares
$12 to $14
15, 1965.
BUSINESS—Commercial
1919
almost
for
to
State
of
Delaware.
It
was
104
South
exclusively
the
net
in
the
proceeds
general
20th
funds
Street
Delaware
from
of
the
the
in
the
of
has
and
(John)
SWs
series
will
of
the
the
company's
business.
If,
as
and
the
GIVING
EFFECT
debentures
will
be
when
7
Jan.
6%
1,
bonds,
debenture
bonds,
(par $10)
7% preferred
of
retail
sales
equipment
will
Dorsett,
-
a
■"Before
time
Outstanding
be
it
borne
,
stock
$20)
(par
is
192, p.
funds
the
by
Stevens,
Zilkha,
of
na¬
as
.
&
is
Ripley
presently
&
Co.
debentures
will
available
be
proceeds
the
the
7
operated
Substantially
States
trade
all
for
is
P.
O.
the
with
them.
stock
Box
SEC
for
;
.
on
the
as
In
♦46,431 shs.
496.
in
reduction
of
addition,
to
shares
and
will
sale
debt
used
which
certain
to
is
their
indebtedness,
stock,
common
President,
of
which
The
net
additional
26.3%.—V.
owns
190,
p.
Consolidated American
quired
will
Welders
fourth
announced.
X-Ray.
X-Ray
Services, Inc.—Acquires—
Robert
:
E.
Schultz
will
V7*,\\
'77
remain
of
Welders
"
at
various
Ruland
ber
to
v
contracts
7;
X-ray
the
to
include
American
rigs
ir.
expects
operation
to
double
within
developing
service
work
the
missile program.
closely
coincides
with
the
next
......
the
'
the
executive
Eileen
printers.
distributes
its
own
line
of
with
to
action
the
for
next
operate
/
for
because
this
Dynex
month.
under its
of
its
acquisition
Kotler
own
stated
related
as
is
Inc.,
of
Inc.
of
and
o,ffice machines,
Daner
and
chemicals
be
completed
would
a
<
data
and 1 design—also
.parent
of
In
computing
and
-
>
op-,
the
Inc., .designers- and. manufacturers
computing business machines, - and ^Optics
producers
market
holders
all
that
bought
price
number
for
of
of
of
the purBond and;
31,, 1960, of $23,625 per share, and
the maximum number of shares
the
pending
of
its
stockholders of
open-market
the
purchases
proposed
and
the
the
the
in
Bank
of
Bermuda
statement
Building,
Hamilton,
the
SEC > on
Sept.
stock, to be offered for
with
r
of
Bermuda
and
is
registered
under
the
Act of 1940 as a closed-end, non-diversified
investment company.
It is anticipated that the com¬
invest primarily in established privately owned electronics
President.
and
of
stock.—V.
its
also
is
He
Board
International
Electronics
192, p.
Calif.,
of
Chairman
Management,
Board
as
the
Ltd.,
com¬
and
992.
Missiles
Communications,
&
Inc.,
Mt.
SEC
York,
N.
on
covering
$2
at
Sept.
13,
filed
1960,
a
150,000 shares of common
per
share,
through
Frank
letter of notification
stock (par 10 cents)
Karasik & Co., Inc.,
Y.
proceeds
are
to be
used for general corporate purposes.
,
of
consumer
photo-/
Inc.—Formed—^
Calif.,
Fullerton,
on
Aug.
26,
the
formation
of
this
;
company
will
7
addition
to
produce
custom
a
design
and
manufacturing
activities,
Elpaa
complete line of high tolerance, standard specifica¬
capacitors
,
•
is
Matronics,
data
processing andManufacturing Corp. of Philadelphia,
the
upon
Aug.
to
offer,
be
can
featuring many of the unique characteristics evolving
from the
company's developmental programs.
Materials will include
metallized
paper,
mylar, metallized mylar, teflon,, metallized teflon
and
polystyrene in varying combinations. Additional work on high
temperature capacitors is in process.,.,
Elpac occupies a 6,000-foot building, containing specially designed
Winding machines,, test equipment;' and; impregnation,.facility, all with
the necessary flexibility to meet specialized capacitor requirements.^ v.
tion
-
company ■'.-of-
Based
rata
pro
the
accept
which
mission.
to
leader in the field of electro-
tical
instrumentation,/ photographic;
systems—specializing ' in
engineering
who
stock
registration!
a
corporation
will also
within
continue
mechanical
" ;
design,
areas
where present "off the shelf" capacitors fail to meet the rigid
specifications and configurations required. Elpac will concentrate upon
small, specially packaged, paper and plastic units of extremely precise
characteristics
and
tailor-made
to- meet
the
customer's
particular
microfilming-
a
adjunct to the Dynex operation..- Dynex,
portable
to
Documat
the
and
develop and manufacture specialized capacitors for highly
critical military, space, and commercial applications, was announced.
The
company
will direct a major portion of its efforts
towards
according
Documat,
line
microfilm
expected
that
Bond
Company
offered
Elpac
that
wholly owned Dynex subsidiary, and,
products
and
services,
would
be
a
natural
name
complete
more
deliver
to
and
previously notified
located
adviser,
the
be
The
-
Island,
Long
cameras,-' readers
ohotoconv
acquisition
clients, the
Share will pay
on
Parliament
the
81%
The
7,
•
the sale of
make
services ,that
company's investment policies. '
prospectus lists Charles E. Saiik of San Diego,
In
Documat,
Complementing
the
1628.
Dynex.
microfilm
in
The
New
of
quality
to
stock
worth
Electronics,
has outstanding
Dorsett, Board
of
a
shares
Vernon, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
working
president
of
son
to furnish
Share
including
filed
will
owns
pledged
as
acquisition
vice
and
$3,000,000.
.
pany's
pro¬
on
Syosset,
Way,
such
covering 2,500,000 shares of common
Chairman
in
conjunction with
the
Documat
reader-printer. Documat is
presently in volume production anticipating sales
of
approximately
$1,000,000 over the next 12 months.
It is understood that the trans¬
year
Milling. Supply Corp.: It also maintains two divisions—Western Sealant
Co. and Decontamination^ Inc.T—V,
192, p.
496.
"7 * *7 7
170
of
excess
companies of medium and large size located outside the United States.
net
proceeds from the debenture sale will be used pursuant to
used
Ah... i
Welders
Kotler,
Documat
num¬
Consolidated
Max
of
Belmont, Mass., are manufacturers
equipment comprising high
speed
reader
bases.
the Air Force.--It only recently received
missile cleaning facilities at four bases.
X-Ray Service, Consolidated American* subAirmark,- Sanders, Inspection. Service and Chemical-
operate
addition
sidiaries
of
acquired
current
to
missile
Consolidated
portable
abreast
newly
American's
In
Force
stated
its
of
keep
The
Air
-
Y.,
to
>
'77:: 777*7
,v7
Welders
X-Ray
Service
maintains
facilities
for
testing
aircraft
and
missile
parts
at its Los
Angeles plant and operates portable
X-Ray units for testing welds as well as liquid fuel tanks and pipes:
.
Industries, Inc.
is negotiating for
N.
company as
Ruland
has
President
as
Dynex
in
are
The
Dynex Industries, Inc.—May Acquire—
Services, Inc., of Hawthorne, Calif., has ac¬
Service
through an exchange
of
stock
and
the Los Angeles San Fernando Road-based
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
President
M.
J.
operate
its
American
Share
firm,
of
pany
V:
Consolidated
Vice-President
sales
management
working
based
G.
Williams,
the
supplied
Loyd
the
the net
1960,
Act
test equipment,
be
and
that
'Investment
■
aids and films,
will
at
public sale at $10 per share through a group of underwriters headed by
Stearns & Co.
The underwriters will receive a $1.00 per share
commission.
-7
The company
was
organized in July, 1960, pursuant to a special
air¬
instru¬
engage
operations.
the company
Exchange
and
selling
sales
currently
amounts
expand
L.
reissue
serve
equipped
company
Bond
Bermuda,
and
electronic
provide
stockholders
Electronics International Capital Ltd.—Registers Com.
;
t
to
certain
of
be
Manufacturing
engineering company at Dec. 31, 1959,
was
equivalent to $90.48 per share, and its average annual earnings
for the five years ended that date amount to $13 per share.—V. 192,
p. 1091.
of the underwriter,
Organs.
Manufacturing
to
in
Electronic
Marshalltown
Bear,
subsidiaries
special
Stock
of
transaction,
fact
of
training and
to
construction
is
close
paper
design and manufacture
special emphasis on missile
Artisan
the
will
and
upon.
■
..
the
various
of
by
4.
Annual
and
at
'7/7 7.*- 77 7777 )v*7-:7
7.7
of
subsidiaries
addition
292,946
Chairman
192, p. 5.
operates
George
agreed
Norman,
Okla., filed
Sept. 15, 1960, covering
name
to
stock
16,
.
.
Oct.
firm
price
862,
equipment and
stock
In
,•
deducting fees and commissions,
required would approximate 73,500.
wholly-owned
paper
arises
Deere
for
chase
public offering. The public offering
well
as
by amendment.
automation
to
Air-
.
acquisition
subsidiaries,
products
by
this
of
John
of
approval
after
initially
installment
of -retail
branches
United
common
manufacture
and
capital
of
Acquire—
Marshalltown
to
Share
purchase
applied
to
Iowa
stock
common
This
purchase
sales
in
for
be
may
old
according
engineering
for
7
added
be
proposal
scheduled
year
American
Inc.
scheduled
will
subject
.
shares
borrowings.
Co.
the
manufacture
receivables.
783 shs.
the current year.—V.
company's. founder.
192, p. 796.
Bond
,
and
is
statement
the
acquisition
the
Share, through
applicant states.
Under the agreement, Bond and
a price of
$101.25
per share
for the 17,380 outstanding shares of engineering company
stock, or $1,759,725 in the aggregate if all shares are acquired. How¬
ever,
since the controlling stockholders of the engineering company
will not accept cash and insist upon receiving Bond and Share stock
in
exchange for their engineering company stock, Bond and Share
proposes
to purchase its own shares in the
open
market
on
the
President
Midwest
48
its
its
financing of contemplated
-77
7'•*'•'•
'
Harriman
systems with
application. Recently-acquired
from
announced
According to Mr. Considine, the firm's board of directors
the sale of the assets and business to Autolite and will
engineering,
preparation.
the
Such
principally engaged
and
capital,
i-
.
175,000 shs.
warrants.—V.
L.
K.
Ezra
offering
of
telemetering
ceeds
25,000 shs.
$1).:—
(par
exercise of any
The
address
supplied
industrial
v
75,000 shs.
stock
Common
to
and
'
in
the
Such
companies are contemplated for the
statements setting forth the details
now
sale
accepted
of
the
an engineering
company; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until Oct. 4, I960, to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, Bond and Share has entered into an
agreement
with
the
controlling stockholders of Walter Kidde Con¬
structors, Inc., which is engaged principally In engineering construc¬
tion projects for industrial clients, for the acquisition of the' outstand¬
ing shares of said engineering company's stock by Bond and Share.
The company is
primarily engaged in the design and manufacture
of various electronic data
handling and control systems. At the present
618,480
stock,
price
transaction.
introduction
7
headed
price and underwriting terms,
are
to
of
be
from
same
October.
States
in
whose
50,000 shares
$50,640
^
preferred
and
The
facilitate
proxy
paper.
Deere
registration
has
Co.—To
the
of
They
will
Dorsett Electronics Laboratories, Inc.—Registers Com.
;
FINANCING
620,220
•
the
at
of closing the
Midwest are Roger
to
are
the
business
from
due
prior
first
west.
stores
Midwest
York.
short-term
United
14
used
available
$50,640
$1.20-dividend
of
subsidiaries
design
1963
in
general
company's
the
Aug.
according
1564.
p.
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Seeks Acquisition—
acquired from them by Mid¬
will make tenders to
be
developer,
New
issue.
installment
it
due
subordinated
April 1,
1969
Capital Stock:
the
from
mentation
debenture
the
is
middle
various
of Davidson
of
group
week
Its
Debt:
subordinated
5%
of
full
A
third
reduction
The
the
Authorized
Funded
1985.
company's
ended
$4,000,000,
191,
This New York holding
company has applied to the SEC under the
Holding Company Act for authorization to reacquire outstanding shares
the
area.
the
and
PRESENT
TO
in
proceeds
the
-
accompanying
warrants to purchase common stock are exercised, the proceeds thereof
will be similarly added to the company's general funds.
CAPITALIZATION
this
that
the
of
on Sept. 16 filed with the Securities and Exchange
registration statement covering $50,000,000 debentures
a
due
retail
been"
The resulting increase in capital funds
is desirable In order to expand the capital base and, consequently, the
overall borrowing power of the company in connection
with the in¬
in
of
Deere Credit Co.—Registers Debentures—
underwrite
Net
from
general corporate purposes.
crease
and
volume
is
drometers,
—V.
company
A
about
..;
first
and
combined
date
the
estave
Inc.
Sons,
Commission
28,
formation.
Philadelphia,
Valley
sale
company
Feb.
on
one
organized in the country
that business ever since its
in
at
PROCEEDS—The
added
the
companies
located
are
operates
be
of
continuously
engaged
offices
laws
credit
consumer
■'
the
under
incorporated
was
&
of
as
will
stock
stockholders
real
transactions
of
Banking Corp.
of the
stockholders
to
r
60 %
part of this year and
the
,7
vv
warrant.
one
Inc.,
Irving Feist, of Feist and Feist, Newark, New Jersey, and Mr.
Ralph W. Simonds, of Baker, Simonds & Co.,'Ihc.,' Detroit, were in¬
strumental in negotiating the transaction.—V. 187, p. 1540.
per
and
Bros.,
Mr.
-
share from Oct. 15, 1961 to Sept.
Each unit consists of $1,000 principal amount
of debentures
Davidson
of
the
year
share.
a
777"7Stockholders meetings for both
below.
suant
at from
a
family
at. $9.50
major stockholder is intended
latter
•
to
fiscal >year
nearly
under
since its
31, 1960,
year
two plants In Marshalltown.
It
manufactures and distributes nationally a complete line of Bourdon
tube type and diaphragm actuated pressure
gauges, Bourdon tube and
bi-metal
type dial thermometers, glass tube thermometers
and
hy¬
signed for consoli¬
operations into Davidson Bros., Inc. The assets
Davidson
known
Zilkha
of
Commercial
that
expansion.
'
See
stated
$100,000,000
Corp).
principal
tionally
Corp.—Acquired—
the
up
other
The
..."
of
.
of
Holdings
purchase
repurchase agreements'
r
The company was organized in December, 1958. The company has
outstanding 660 shares of $100 par common stock, held by Jack
Talkoff, President, and other 'management officials.
and
Combined Smelting & Trading
operations
operations throughout
traditions and names of the
the Kobacker
members
defaults
and
of
Autolite
sale
meeting
a
Kobacker Stores are being sold to Davidson Bros., Inc., and to
vMidwest Holdings Corp. at a price of approximately $8,000,000. Simul¬
taneously, 60% of the stock in Davidson Bros., Inc., owned by certain
account
President,
$4,000,000 for
approved
submit
of
■
Rhoads,
stockholders.
respective communities.
V
stockholder approval, contracts were
to
of
to
companies.—V.
Eaton
of
steadily each
company
is expanding its industrial instrument business by
acquisition of the Marshalltown Manufacturing Co., Marshalltown,
Iowa, it was announced on Sept. 15 by R. H. Davies, President of
Autolite, and J. M. Considine, President of Marshalltown.
their
;
dation
Kobacker
exceed
in
for the
gain
division
a
"Inter¬
name
the announcement, Mr. Rhoades said that Airite, largest
user of titanium, has a
backlog of military and commercial
amounting to almost $3,000,000, and anticipates gross sales of
The
expanding
the
"
and,
ago
two
trade
The
Co.,
net
in
has
company
as selling its
192, p. 596.
consolidation
Mr.
would
step towards
from
of
offering
price apart from the price of the whole mortgage
notes to which they related.
1 "
The principal business of the company is the purchase for resale
of whole first mortgage notes secured
by mortgages on improved real
.
Davidson
im¬
oh
as
the
the
Bros., Inc.—To Acquire—
the
H.
Electric
Buffalo, New York. Davidson Bros., Inc., operates 33 department stores,
under the name of Federal Department Stores,
mostly in Michigan.
In
announcing
the
contemplated
consolidation
of
Mr.
operations,
covering $750,000 of
repurchase agreements,
-
relating
the
power
>
■
under
Marine have increased
further
a
of
better than
with Kobacker Stores, Inc., " were announced
on
Sept. , 19 by Joseph
Davidson and Marvin. Kobacker, Presidents of the respective companies.
Kobacker Stores, Inc., operates 14 department stores in Ohio and
registra¬
a
for
>
marketed
are
making
orders
company,
of
corporate
leasing
cash
Detroit,
near
West Coast
•M.
total
125,000
other
and
Mich.,
lightweight V-8
transports.-
of
approximately $4,510,000. These proceeds
repay
outstanding bank loans and the balance was
company's general funds and is being used as working
the
successful
a
assets
company
to
to
Heights,
jet
.
7 V'
.t•>
■
i
*
The acquisition involved the purchase of all
outstanding Airite stock
for an undisclosed amount of cash.
of
In
$11,860,000
was
for
out¬
earnings
transaction.
cash
a
Inc. of Los Angeles, developers and producers of titanium
pressure vessels used in the Atlas intercontinental ballistic
missiles.
Airite also
develops and manufactures hydraulic reservoirs for the
F-102 and
F-106
military jets and the Convair 880 commercial
were
additional
an
were
1960,
and
to introduce
engines
Dearborn
showed
Homer
1960,
over
the
shares
in
Madison
ite Products,
30,
earnings
968,523
on
compared with 1959
shares then outstanding.
June
30,
June
957©
oy
per
in
Electrada Corp.—Acquires—
for
6,
Norris, President,
completed a highly
as
784,750
orders
total current
ceeds
Carey
Central Ave., St; Petersburg, Fla., filed
contracts,
company's
they
C.
had
company
$551,686
55
30,
1960,
30,
sales
was
on
on
the
On July
26, 1960, after the end
through an underwriting syndicate
Citizens Guarantee Mortgage, Inc.—Files for Offering
This firm, of 5034
statement with
first
inception five years
..;'V
current assets were $6,037,049, and total
$3,523,460 for a current ratio of 1.7, compared
of $2,092,221 and current liabilities of $470,267
for
the previous year.
Working capital on June 30, 1960, was
$2,511,000 compared with $1,622,000 at the end of the previous year.
current
Humphrey noted. Among the utility installations which have em¬
ployed the insulation material in large quantity is the nuclear-powered
generating plant
being constructed by Consolidated Edison Co. at
Indian Point. N. Y.—V. 191, p. 1319.
tion
the
was
Sales of
Mr.
investment
located
The company will be operated
present personnel, they added.
its
accessories.—V.
country's leading producers of inboard engines for pleasure
ceptor,"
the
7
• -
Marine by Eaton
Marine,
of the
plant to the boating industry.
97%.—
and
Chairman and President of Eaton Manufacturing
R. Dodds, President of Dearborn Marine
Engines, Inc.,
today that an agreement has been reached for the acquisi¬
boats and
by
1956
nearly
to
projectors
.
Manufacturing Co.—To Acquire—
of Dearborn
one
.,/
Bruce
Dearborn
is
•
acquired
was
1954;
657c
"
,
of $9,665,290, an increase of 111%
Control Data's consolidated net income
were
June
$5,660,000
June
that
taxes
per
On
'
plant at
7
centered
in
large electrical
petroleum processing plants,
in
third
30,' I960.
that
new
after
cents
The
into operation early in 1961,
for further expansion of Carey¬
required,
its
June
high
$4,588,174.
a
as
with
go
study
as
to
Earnings
,V
company's Lockland,
"Careytemp," an
announced by John
Plymouth
in
will
released
and
year,
year
sold
production
purchases
approximately
'■
•
,
ended
34
2199.
p.
reported.
new
from
stockholders
standing
supply
■
The
■
•
market
open
7'*.
year
to
risen
the
.
Humphrey
in
$283,214.
Humphrey, President.
>
.
"Careytemp" was introduced in March, 1959, and the market demand
has already exceeded the production capacity originally established for
the
;■
increased
corporation
fiscal
successful
for
been
has
Corp.
were
reported
months,
power
\
i
the
in
capacity
it
7
192, p.. 399.
the
Carey Manufacturing Co.—Hikes Production
Production
Ohio,
will
to
28
some
plant now being built in Mexico.—V.
a
^VviV'*
(Philip)
for
Co.
tion
per
viewers,
3
C.-Virden,
and
announced
exchange ratio of two shares of
an
,
price received is approximately equal
to the book value of the property involved.
The
power
supply to
Industrial
will
continue
from: the United
States
Co.,
Including
Control Data Corp.—Record Sales and Earnings—
The
31.
John
company.,
authorized
Eaton
•
ap¬
executives
Industrial Electrica
and the transaction
of
as
March
shareholders
ten
:
fixed
31,
price
dated
V.
payable over a
promissory notes
of
which
is
payable
each
over a period of ten years.
$5,600,000,
evidenced
is
1961, and continuing
bear 6Vz% interest.
Mexicana
was
Co.
beginning
notes
The
The
firm's
majority of Mengel's outstanding common shares
Container
executed
each
directors
7
California
Power
the
share on Container Corp. common stock outstanding
will be paid Nov. 25 to shareholders of record Nov. 4.
A dividend of
$1
on
preferred stock is payable Dec.
1 to shareholders of record
Government, has purchased all the capital stock, and assumed the
debt obligation of Industrial Electrica
Mexicana, S. A. de C. V. from
Electric
that
company's common stock for each share of Mengel common.
board announced, in addition, that the next quarterly dividend
of
of the Mexican
instrumentality
an
recommendation
at a special meeting to be held on Nov. 7, 1960.
become effective after approval by holders of two-
will
.
California Electric Power Co.—Sells Mexican Subsid.
Comision
equipment
192;-p. '*992.
-
The
^
^
the
merger
merger
Container's
See
graphic
agreement for the statutory merger 'of .Me'ngel Co; into Container
Corp. of America was adopted on Sept. 14 by the latter's board of
An
:
;
-
(1195)
Container Corp. of America—To Acquire—News—
equipment,"
whether
'
•,
.Elpac is located at 4270 Artesia Street
adjacent to the Fullerton Airport. *
'
.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
in
Fullerton,
immediately
\
(Reg. U. S, Patent-Office) William B. Dana Company; Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York T,"N, Y^-REctof 2-9570, rClaude D. Seibert,
Publisher;^and President:
Dana seibert. Treasurer; George J.
Morrissey,. Editori , Published twice-a week-[every Thursday^(general news and'advertising issueji^with trstatistical issue-Hm. Monday]. .Other offices:. 135 S. La Salle ,
Chicago 3,'Illinois (Telephone STate 2r0613); Copyright I960 by, William, B. Dana
Company. - Reentered as second class matter February 25^ 1942,:at the post?..office* at Nem York, N. Y.> under the Act
r .
of March-3, 1879.
Subscriptions in. United States, U. S.. Possessions; Territories and-Members, of Pan-Ameriean Union; sefrGOTpSr
year; irr Dormnion- of Canada, $68.00; per year.- Other Countries. $72.00 per yea*^- j .
William
Street,
NOTE!
On
account
of the "fluctuations in
the
rate
of"exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements inusfc.be made in New York.funds*?vv*■*
•>"^
*
4
consolidated
The
showed
of
statements
assets
net
that
at
date
at June 30,
1960
$434.41 per share of $2
corporation
the
equivalent to
Friedrichs
Edward
D.
&
Co—.—
Co
1.11
Irving
A.
E.
Masten
&
Co
—V.
I.
M.
Simon
&
Co
preferred
stock
192, p. 304.
Lundborg
—-V.
Acquire—
of Directors of Fairmont, of Omaha, Neb., and Abbotts
Philadelphia, Pa., voted on Sept. 19 to call special meet«fc
ings of stockholders to approve a merger of the two companies. Fair¬
mont, whose stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, willThe
the
be
surviving
corporation.
'
,.;
;
jointly by Erhart D. Edquist and
presidents of the two companies.
;
Fairmont, with operations in 24 states, has sales above the $100
million
annual
rate, while Abbotts sales will exceed $50 million
in.
1960.
Abbotts sales
are
exclusively in milk and ice cream products
concentrated in Philadelphia and contiguous market areas in Pennsyl¬
The
announcement
Richard
J.
Speirs,
released
was
respective
revenues
Operating
expenses.
income
Federal
taxes
operating
bv
'
Co.
« -
&
0.84
;——
note
taxes
Delaware, Maryland.
The two companies do not
although sales territories are not widely separated in
the Pennsylvania-West Virginia-Maryland area.
Abbotts
stockholders will
receive
8/10 of
one
share of Fairmont
vania,
New
—V.
stock,
common
192, p.
plus
ferred
stock
shares
of Abbotts
of
share
1/10
$50
of
5%
Fairmont
new
a
junior
pre¬
for each of the approximately 600,000
outstanding.—V. 191, p. 2745.
value
par
stock
common
first
Ohio,
Akron,
nine
reported
company
of
months
of the
fiscal
1959-60
the
sales
its
year
earnings
and
in
the
highest
in
the
the
were
eompauy.
31,
year,
an
income
net
stock
common
on
period
same
with
compared
last
$44,675,914
equivalent
Earnings were
$1.69
with
compared
1772.
p.
..
-
.
Inc.—Acquired—
Financial
Standard
share
per
.......
,
Fortune Factors,
See
$46,096,273
was
increase of 3.2%.
an
of
Provision
191,
the
to $1.74 per.
last year.
of $45,050,000 has been made for domestic, state and foreign
income
as
compared with $43,500,000 for last year."—V.
year,
taxes
for
$847,453,946
compared to
of 4.3%.
1960,
increase
"Estimated
last
share
.
Jr.,
highest
below.
Corp.,
of forest products including plywood, lumber,
and eontainerboard, hardboard and chemicals.
W. M. Ritter Lumber Co., a West Virginia
corporation, is to be maiged with and into the company.
The sell¬
ing stockholders are certain, former holders of Ritter common stock
who will receive the 395,074 shares of Georgia-Pacific common stock
in connection with said merger, on the basis of 1.6 shares of Georgia^
Pacific stock for each share of Ritter stock.
Ritter, of Roanoke, Va.,
statement
covering
220,000 shares of $1 par common stock to be offered to the public
by an underwriting group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and
Emanuel, Deetjen
Co.
200,000
shares are being offered by the
company, and
20,000 shares are being sold by a stockholder.
This
is
the first public offering of the company's shares.
Fotochrome, Inc.'s principal activity is the processing of all types
of color and
black
and white photographic film.
Its business also
includes
the
turers.
producing and selling hard¬
coal and gas producing
properties.
According to the prospectus, all sales by such holders
will be made through brokers on the New York Stock Exchange at
prices current at the time of sale.
In
addition
to
various
indebtedness
and one series of preferred
stock,
the
company
has outstanding
5,627,982 shares of common
stock, not including the 395,074 shares.
The prospectus lists Owen
R.
Cheatham
as
Chairman
and Robert
B. Pamplin as President,
photographic
produced
film,
intends
company
shares
to
due
for
to
of
their
the
v(se
film
from
proceeds
net
inventories
purchase
distibution
business,
the
for
banks and for the payment of mortgages on
to
the
sale
photographic supplies
of
of
the
for
payment
of
,
its properties,
general corporate purposes.
Futterman Corp.—Voting and Dividend Changes—
Shareholders
Sept.
on
8
of
the
dividend
rights
issuance
of
of
class
stock,
150,000
With
by
The
The
shall
of
class
(2)
and
the
on
Futterman,
A.
stock
minimum
2,254,394 shares
were
is
B
cents
cents
84
the
non-cumulative
before
Class
96
by
approved
were
receive
increased.
stock
A
receive
share.
per
dividend
dividend
any
may
shareholders:
which
The
class
declared
is
dividend
nc
current
A
class
on
H
delphia
antenna
entitled
are
v/hile
dividend
rate
annum.
per
elect
to
holders
number
to
at
of
of
one-third
class
the
of
the
stock
B
12
board
man
class
authorized
elect
shares
B
the
half
of
$1
of
class
each
share
per
shareholder
B
reduced
is
shares of class A stock
additional
an
class
of
class
in
to
to
such
cne
if. sued
Futterman
ment
$10
shareholders
A
in
from
is
in
purchase
additional
of
excess
class
share
2,200,000
to
the
stock
B
of
$14
can
at
$1
2,200,000
the
event
assets
stockholders
B
of
be
for
could
B
each
of
four
liquidation
made
to
cash
to
Its
portfolio
currently
shares
B
General
tion of
Steel Castings
this
Sept.
19
firm's
Corp.
issue
offering made
an
stockholders.
consists
of
32
and
manage¬
major
incomeoffice
p.
702.
Additional Financing
—
reported the
oversubscrip¬
Sept. 15 of 296,649 shares of
on
stock.
common
of
Additional
financing
de¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
selling
stockholder
underwriting
were
group
shares
offered
was
sold
by
by
the
corporation
and
the
the
underwriters
named
below.
managed by Hornblower & Weeks.
*/t
Hornblower
&
BJyth
&
Glore,
Forgan
Co.,
Harriman
«
Fame,
<fe
&
&
E.
F.
Mosley
Reynolds
G.
&
H.
Inc—
&.
&
Co
1.52
C. Roney & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
1.52
1.52
2.02
Straus,
Wagenseller
Walston
2.02
Arthurs,
Blosser
&
&
McDowell
&
Durst,
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.
Lestrange
&
1.52
1.52
1.52
1.52
Co.
Corp
2.02
Baker,
2.02
1 11
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Co.,
&
2.02
Inc
2.02
Co..
Butcher
1.52
<x
co.
Co.,
&
l.oz
Inc.
Co
&
Sherrerd
Chapman & Co
Hallowed, Sulzberger Jenks
Kirkland
Hooker
1.11
&
&
Co.
Fay
capital
gain
Division
divisions
of
in
showed
$1.3
March.
further
Inc.
1.11
1.11
1 11
of
100,000
:.'v
'
'•
Development Corp.—Granted Exemption—
issued an order under the Investment Company Act
application of Heartland Development Corp., of Albany,
order declaring that it has ceased to be an investment
company under the Act. Stockholders of the company recently approved
a change in* its business to that of a real estate company.—V. 192, p. 898.
The
an
for
Y.,
N.
has
SEC
granting
an
Inc.—Common Capital Stock Offered—
Sept. 15 offering circular, the company
-offered for sale 60,000 shares of common capital stock
at the issue price of $5 per share aggregating $300,000.
The underwriting commissions will be $1 per share, or
Helicopters,
.
with
All expenses of the under¬
counsel
antici¬
pated to be $1,000 and the revenue stamps for the issued
certificates which will be $300. Said shares will be of¬
fered
a
completed
in
minimum purchase requirement of 20 shares.
a
is
underwriter,
the
Since
Denver
commitment
firm
no
has
Colo.,
2,
director.
the
Libyan
oil
venture,
the
terminal facilities
1962."—V. 191, p. 1663.
and
which
are
expected
to
:
organized under the
The principal office
the present time is
Stapletcn Airfield, Denver.
The company has broad, general powers
under the Articles of Incorporation and has been engaged in the busi¬
ness
of carrying persons and property for hire by Helicopter Aircraft
sines
the
date
of
incorporation
of the company.
The company's
business is based upon the capacities of rotary winged aircraft.
The
is
Inc.
Colorado
BUSINESS—Helicopters,
State
the
laws
of
and
base
capacities
of
operations
of
which
said
are
that
can
maintain
of
not
are
aircraft
is
corporation
a
June
on
the
13,
company
1955.
at
possessed by other types of transportation
the only heavier-than-air machine which
speed in flight with the resultant ad¬
observation
for
surveying,
engineering,
power
line
other visual requirements ;can be carried out in remote
inaccessible
to
other type aircraft or surface transportation.
forward
zero
a
vantage5 that
patrol,
areas
Said
is
capacity
advantageous
further
supporting
of
incapable
type
any
tools
and
air
service.
$10,000.00
overhauling equipment
1.
Special
2.
Parts
3.
5.
Liquidation of secured indebtedness__„__,_,_—
Liquidation of indebtedness to officers
Working
capitr.l
—
—_
6.
Purchase
#4.
inventory
of
new
73,200.00
11,300.00
45,000.00
—1—90,500.00
equipment
April 8, 1960, borrowed from Gust H. Nettleblad,
the sum of $10,000 for general cor¬
company,
purposes
on
a
demand note.
Mr. Nettleblad will receive
of the proceeds of this issue.
Paul S. Wennerstrom, Secretaryof
the
corporation,
did,
on
March
25,
1959,
loan the
porate
'
the
of
10,000.00
—
»The corporation on
Vice-President
follows:
will be disbursed as
increased capital
PROCEEDS—The
communities
airport facilities
otherwise would
in that congested
air
and
be
and
be served by air without extensive and expensive
service can be afforded to such areas which
may
*
be
Gremar Mfgr. Co., Inc.—Registers Common—
Transfer,
Corp.,
of Denver,
1534
Stock
Bank
Denver, Colo.
California Street,
that
noted
report
Colo.;
Denver,
Building,
U,
S.
Registrar,
agent,
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
'Boston
and
pipeline
on
Insurance Stocks, Inc., 428 Majestic Building,
accepted the issue on a best efforts basis there
to purchase all or any part of the securities
offered and since the offering is on a best efforts basis, no assurance
can
be
given that the total amount or any
part thereof will be
received by the issuer.
The issuer and underwriter have one common
■
their
specialty
of
$60,000.
of
writing will be paid by the underwriter except
fees of the company for supervision which are
and earnings showing a somewhat greater
Chemical Division's industrial chemicals and several
on
a
aggregate
an
;
improvement
to
Pursuant
density
$10,000
.
Treasurer
Wakefield, Mass., on Sept. 20 filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
This
firm,
of
7
North
Ave,
by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., and M. L. Lee & Co., Inc. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. Of the offering, 10,000 shares are to be reserved for com¬
pany officials and employees. In
has sold 7,500 shares to Milton
addition, the President of the company
D.
Blauner for
$1
per
share;
and
the
has agreed to sell to a corporation substantially owned by
of Hayden, Stone & Co., for $100, two-year warrants for
purchase of 10,000 shares, exercisable at the public offering price.
The
company
manufactures
RF
(Radio
Frequency)
coaxial
and
associated fittings for the electronic
and
Net
proceeds of
this offering will be used in
$153,700 note (including interest to maturity) issued to
Stone, former. President, in connection with the purchase of
stock interest in the company; $50,000 is to be used for the
connectors
industries.
corporation $300 and did, on Dec. 1, 1958, ,loan the corporation $1,000
for general corporate purposes on
a demand note.
Mr. Wennerstrom
will receive $1,300 of the proceeds of this issue.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING ,
Authorized
Outstdg.
capital
Common
—V.
191,
p.
the
company
pay a
l ll
!
■;
15%
partners
ill
Farwell.
William
Co.
&
i.n
Boenning
1.52
1.52
Podesta
Simonds
Inc.
2.02
Whipple & Co._^_
Bateman, Eichler & Co
&
a
Kleiser
1.52
Wm.
&
sale
current
the
$431,000
debt,
Heartland
L52
r
to
65 cents
capitalization of the company wlil consist of $241,394 in long$1,000,000 in short-term bank loans and 1,105,000 shares
of capital stock of $1 par value.—ViU92, p. 402. .
•
•
■
The first
tion
1.52
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
companies, earnings per
six months' earnings
million arising from the
50% -owned
1959.
1.52
1.52
;
Co.___,
Co
Co
Cook
2.02
Co
Co
Bacon,
Cruttenden,
Milwaukee
Newhard,
Co.
Co._____
&
Blair
Ryons &
2.02
Gardner
Walker
The
&
1960, Hallicrafters
shares,
term
"drilling operations on our concessions in the Gulf of Sirte area have
been intensified. Further, we plan to join with others in the construc¬
T52
Co.
Lester,
2.02
Co._
&
&
Higginson
S.
Reinholdt
Pont
Goodbody & Co.
Johnston, Lemon &
Davison
in
1.52
Co..
2.02
Co.,
Noyes
Hutton
du
3-04
3.04
Co
Co
&
Stone
I.
Southwest
3.04
Co.__
Hemphill,
Lee
Jackson
—
_—
Allyn
&
Hallgarten
W.
7—.
Webber,
Hayden,
First
&
3.04
Ripley & Co..
Witter
C.
Bache
Co—
Francis
3.04
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
3.04
Co
Curtis
Dean
A.
'
and
and
$1.73
versus
included
Commenting
0
9.68
Inc
&
Sachs
Goldman,
»
Weeks
the nine months ended May 31,
EARNINGS—For
reported sales of $21,872,000, net income of $650,000 equal to
a
share.
This compared with sales of $17,655,000 and net of
or
43 cents a share for the same period a year earlier.
revenues,
in Great Britain was noteworthy. In addition,
the
polyethylene business has also been better
than ex¬
pected, with the division's loss greatly reduced.
The report noted that Cosden's earnings, which are consolidated in
the statements, have been adversely affected by unsatisfactory gasoline
prices.
Furthermore,
following conservative practice the
difference
between the
amount paid for the Cosden stock and the underlying
equity as shown on the Cosden books is being amortized. The amount
charged against Grace's equity in Cosden's earnings for the reporting
period was $573,000, for which no tax benefit is received. As a result,
Cosden had no effect on reported per share earnings. Gasoline prices
have shown some tendency to
firm, which together with increasing
petrochemical' capacity and sales should improve this situation.
Citing depressed
conditions in the shipping industry,
the report
noted that Grace Line produced a small loss for the period as com¬
pared with a profit for the first six months of 1959. The Line recently
received permission
from the Federal Maritime Board to eliminate
the unprofitable Great Lakes Service, the report stated.
Profits of the company's business in South America were essentially
equal to those of tne first half of 1959, as business conditions in
Cnile, Peru and Colombia,
where Grace's major interests lie, have
generally been favorable.
-
tails follow:
The
operating
subsidiaries
chemical
Europe
high
be
including hotels, apartment houses and
buildings, located in 22 cities throughout the country.—V. 1S2,
the
of
paid to
dissolution, before
or
class
equipment.
Engineering work, known as Quick Reaction Capability
(QRC), is performed under a continuous national defense "crash"
for the Air Force.
In the commercial field, it makes and sells short-wave radio under
the
'Hallicrafters" name and marine telephone equipment and is the
exclusive contract manufacturer of the Lowrey eleatronic organ. .. . "
and $1.51 per share of common
.
\
•> "
: •
stockholders, -the company stated that
to
products of the Dewey and Almy Chemical Division
gains, as did the Nitrogen Products Division. Progress of the
Overseas Chemical Division's plants in the common market countries
of
handling
data
program
•showed
purchase
properties,
Details—Our
year
Foster
increase.
for
shares,
communications
.
and
$1.75
of
Grace's
shares.
amount
publicly owned real estate investment
a
company.
producing
class
excess
from
distribution
any
rights,
share
Increase
class
option
issued
stock
A
(5)
.
were
this
sale
from
these options being exercisable only as the class A stock sells
at an
ascending scale of average market price from $14 to $21.50 per share.
previous
sales
non-consolidated
share
produces for the government missile components,
equipment, electronic countermeasure equipment, digi¬
transmission systems and airborne radar jamming
It
fields.
civilian
$1.57
to
report
excluding $32 million con¬
tributed by Cosden Petroleum Corp., in which Grace acquired a 53%
interest last January, were $250 million, or 6% higher than in 1959.
Including the company's equity
in the undistributed earnings of
of
BUSINESS—Hallicrafters
is a Chicago-based electronics company
business
is almost equally divided between the military and
whose
of
semi-annual
half
first
.
Sept. 9 reported net earnings of $7,866,000 for the
1960 as compared
with $7,247,000 in the first
on
equivalent
1959,
its
■ •
■
Co.—Earnings Up—
respectively.
In
remaining
reduced
were
401.
p.
sales rising better than
option
eight
192,
months
six
450,000.
The
Under
large acquisitions in
in the preliminary
for $5,000,000 cash. Bright said further
systems, radio and
television now are
(W. R.) Grace &
for
The
stock
microwave
stages.—V.
stock
2617.
p.
Stock Offered—Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis and associates offered publicly ori
Sept. 22, 300,000 shares of The Hallicrafters Co. capital
stock of $1 par value, priced at $17.50 a share.
>
PROCEEDS—Of the 300,000-share block, 100,000 shares are being
sold by the company and 200,000 shares by selling stockholders.
The
company will not receive any of the proceeds from the 200,000 shares.
Proceeds from the company's sale of 100,000 shares will be used to
reduce short-term bank loans and for working capital.
'
%
£prp-
recently acquired nine community television antenna systems
companies from Jerrold Electronics Corp. of Phila¬
& B
two
and
190,
above.—V.
Hallicrafters Co.—Capital
V.'..
'
tions.
two-thirds.
each
Batteries, Inc.—Acquires—
Chairman of the Board of H & B American
Bright,
or
of General Trading ,Co., a 99.3%
H & B owned subsidiary, to Gould-National Batteries,. Inc., of St. Paul,
Minn..
\
V* '
General Trading, .also with headquarters in St. Paul, Is a wholesale
distributor
of
automotive
and
industrial supplies
and agricultural
equipment, operating 43 distribution centers in the six North Central
"states. The transaction involved a figure in excess of $2,000,000.
Bright said sale of General Trading Co. is in line with his policy of
concentrating H & B operations in the fields of electronic communica¬
class A
until
voting rights of the class A stock were made identical to
class B stock, effective July 1, 1966. Currently, class A
directors,
(4)
E.
totaled 272,310,
acquisition
voted in favor of the
voted.—V. 192, p. 993.
Gould-National
David
first
the
750,000
equivalent of 315.000 shares of common stock outstanding,
(36.5%) were voted at the meeting in person or by
those
of
,
Corp.—Sells Subsidiary—
Batteries,
Gould-National
See
•
shares
The company
must
shareholders
i3t
meeting held Sept.- 17, the corporation's stockholders
acquisition of their company by Universal Match Corp.
of Los Angeles has announced the sale
are
widely held by the public. The
outstanding on Sept. 1 are held by a
1960,
B
proposals
received
The
of
class
annual
was
have
those
restrictions
Robert
York
New
voting
the
the
.99.9%
group.
stockholders
stock
1,
-Sept.
or.
shares
following
<1>
in
.the
Corp.—Acquired—
Shares
proxy.
operated directly by
H & B American
>
tal
.
management
on
increase
and
announced
was
meeting
strengthen
to
stock,
A
it
special
a
corporation's class A stock, of which there
outstanding
B
class
the
B
President.
Trie
corporation at
five
proposals
approved
.v,:
j
.
Louis.
272.535
manufac¬
its
special
a
St.
and
cameras
leading
by
At
approved
of
993.
p.
Glasco
16
sale
expanded needs
and
Sept.
on
,
The
notes
of
supplies
and
registration
a
Commission
distribution
accessories
filed
City
Exchange
addition, the company is engaged in the design, develop¬
of equipment for the automatic processing of Kodatype film.
chrome
'
York
New
&
In
and
these
of
wholesale
photographic
ment
Inc.
Securities
the
1960,
lumber
192,
operations in the United States are now owned
Greyhound.—V. 192, p. 702.
/
> %
,v
Greyhound bus
All
and
range
30,
primarily in the business of
and of leasing to
others
engaged
wood
merged into the parent company.
midnight on Sept. 14.
Starting on
was
at
operations previously
paper
Sept.
Common—
Fotochrome, Inc.—Registers
Fotochrome,
large
a
pulp,
—v.
with
effective
where
On
is
This merger became
Sept. 15, the bus
conducted by the subsidiary are being continued
by Greyhound through a newly created Richmond-Greyhound Lines
Division
Yesterday's merger marks the completion of another step
in
the long-range
program of Greyhound to simplify its corporate
structure and provide for more flexible and efficient operations.,... '
Inc
Lines
Building,
company
duces
July
,
present
kraft
the
1,009,701
holders thereof.
is the owner of timber and timberlands on the West
it owns in fee approximately 550,000 acres- of timberlands containing approximately
15 billion board feet of timber, pre¬
dominantly old-growth Douglas fir and old-growth California redwood.
It also owns about 65,000 acres of timberland in southeastern United
States as well as other interests and properties.
The company pro¬
the
Chairman,
Firestone,
S.
Harvey
announcement,
the
making
Raymond C.
were
$1,670,062
1,036,833
$1,748,139
168,535
...
Richmond, Fredericksburg
minority interest in Rich.
subsidiary which operates
in Virginia,
Maryland and the District of Columbia.
•
F
W
Ackerman, President of Greyhound, in announcing the acqui¬
sition following a meeting of the board of directors said,
"This was
accomplished by the exchange of 183,750 shares of common stocl^
of The Greyhound Corp. for the minority interest."
Greyhound pre¬
viously owned 51% of the stock of Richmond-Greyhound Lines.
Immediately following the exchange of stock, Richmond-Greyhound
has acquired from the
Potomac Railroad Co. the latter's 49%
mond-Greyhound Lines, Inc., a Greyhound
Portland, Ore., filed a regis¬
tration statement
with the SEC on Sept. 16, 1960, covering 395,074
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered lor public sale by
Firestone, President, said "Net sales and net income
ever attained by
the company and its subsidiaries
for a first nine-month period.
"Net
sales
amounted
to
$883,639,399 for the nine months ended
In
and
■'
,
Equitable
corporation,
The
history
■,„»
Corp.—Acquires—
and
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Files for Secondary—
This
Coast,
Highs—
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Record
The
597.
and the balance evidenced by 4% installment
of $175,000, providing for principal payments
$30,000 and thereafter at the rate of $5 a month.
paid in cash
corporation
The
Jersey,
compete,
now
income
after charges
:
Net
$261,245
$245,575
133,432
operating
company has outstanding
317,500 shares aie owned
stock interest of Stone was
'
.
Net
President. The 50%
thePamount
Greyhound
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
additional equipment for use in manufacturing and
reduce current bank loans and $40,000 to increase
materials; and the balance lor general corporate
company in January, 1960 for^lMMO of which
the
by
was
in
during 1960 of
? /
;
■
«10 600
0.84
Inc.
acquired
0.84
———-
Co,,
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
.
Marie,
G
Carlton
.
to certain indebtedness, the
of common stock, of which
shares
325 000
i960—Month—1959
1960—7 Mos.—1959
$1,644,404
$1,536,023 $11,301,275 $10,447,684
1,092,346
969,193^
7,554,226
6,755,224
134,200
165,800
1,013,100 (1,037,400
* 172,283
139,785
985,810
984,998
31—
Operating
Other
&
•
Period Ended July
PUta°additi6n
1.11
—
Co.
Stix
1092.
192, p.
General Telephone
Inc.,
and
Burnham
Fusz-Schmelzle
1.11
.
Boards
Dairies,
Inc.
1.11
1.11
—
Smith, Moore & Co
Fairmont Foods Co.—To
French,
&
1.11
Co.
1.11
& Tracy,
;—.
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
&
Hutchinson
McMaster
Taylor, Rogers
Inc.
testing- $50,000 to
inventories of raw
Mosley
Inc.
Co.,
1.11
1.11
&
Co.
<fe
Jones
(preference in liquidation $50 per share),
and $6.96 per share of common stock.
Comparable figures for March 31, 1960 were $374.15 per share of
$2 convertible preferred stock and $5.87 per share of common -stock.'
convertible
1.11
Yeatman,
Suplee,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
of
construction
nr
Equity Corp.—Statements—
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1196)
cable
electrical
part to
Lawrence
his 50%
purchase
500,000 shs.
stock___;—______
130,314 shs.
2415.
Henderson's Portion Pak, Inc.—Record Highs—
Both
July
sales
30
rose
President
of
products,, fish
and
to
the
and sea
amounted
Sales
earnings
in
the
company's
fiscal
first
half
ended
record high levels. This is reported by Jack Young,
producers of frozen portion-controlled meat, meat
to
food products.
$3,418,933,
compared
with. $3,328,772
in
the like
Net profit after all charges and taxes rose to
$326,178 from $294,191 In the year ago first half. Based on the 1,000,period
a
year
earlier.
Volume
000
shares
of
Number
192
5989
33
cents
common
year
Schroder
The
471,
company's
including
of
current
cash
assets
items
<The
1960,
Calif.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
bonds (thirteenth series), due
is
$10,000,000
expected
.The
in
early
additional
serial
of
October.
will be
"
,
funds
^
»
.
loans
make
to
used
three
Denver,
stock
of
the
Community engaged in the production and; sale at wholesale of
coke, iron ore, iron and steel.
It is expected that the proceeds
be used principally to finance a part of the cost of projects de- ,
signed to increase the use by steel enterprises of coal and coke, to
increase the production of iron ore- within the member countries, and
to enlarge and improve existing installations, principally in the steel,
industry;
Some
portion
oi
tne
junus
aiso
may
oe
used to maxeS
loans
to
enterprises outside the coal and steel industries in
order v
to finance, in part, the construction of new manufacturing facilities
and
other
projects in the Community
which are so located as to
provide productive
employment for coal miners released
from the
mines
as
a
result
of
prevailing conditions in the coal industry..,;
frames,
stock
structures,
The
will
—V.
185, p.
1886.
/;*■/
%
"■
■;
".The
his
to
Los
Angeles
$5
Calif., and associates publicly offered
14,
•APPOINTMENTS—-Transfer
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
BUSINESS—Highway
7,
May
on
to
1958
Title
Agent,
Los
Inc. was incorporated in California
the business theretofore conducted as. a
r".\'r
subsidiary.
The
sale
is
company
of
domestic
of
body
pickup
commercial
and
trucks
in
and
in
sale
the
automotive
various
of
8117
located
one
expected
to
and
opening
in
and
Montebello,
products
balance
Midwest
similar
centers
which
those
to
EFFECT
and
t Of
restricted
the
Outstanding
152,500 shs.
t500,000shs.
stock
into
shares
92,500
;
shares
options
sale
for
12,000 shares
and
are
"'vVv;'-'- '
'
underwriters
several
exercise of
reserved for sale
upon
the underwriter.
to
V
whom
for
Vv"'
Keon
.
.
&
is. acting as representative have severally made a firm
commitment
subject
to
certain
conditions
to
purchase
from
the
company the
respective number of shares of "capital stock set forthopposite their names below.
f.
Inc.
Company,
V:
.v
.
,
Keon and
I.
n
7,500
M. Simon & Co.—
—V.
192,
the
Henderson-
&
May & Co., Inc.—
1,500
4,000
&
Bearing Co.—Transfer Agent—
Manhattan
Chase
has
Bank
been
appointed
transfer
stock, $5 par value, of the company.—V.
common
;
for
agent
1566.
191, p.
filed
Finance
of
corporation,
registration
Plaza,
Chicago,
with
the
SEC
offered
for
16,
public
statement
covering
sale through a group
underwriters headed by Lee Higginson Corp., White, Weld & Co. and
a
debentures
of
necticut
'
• .» ,
due
1981,
to
be
Blair & Co.,
probably on Oct, 6. The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company's principal business is the making of instalment loans
primarily to
consumers
in
comparatively
small
amounts.
The
net
proceeds
of
from
credit
usual
the
which
loans
provide
to
to
sale
additional
will
be
under
incurred
business,
of
course
addition
In
debenture
were
for
funds
short-term
established
company's
lending to
lines
in
customers
the
\
.
indebtedness
various
reduce
to
used
the
three
and
series
of
preferred
the company has outstanding 8,748,742 shares of common stock,
which Popular Finance Corp, of Delaware, owns 1,290,000 shares,
stock,
of
and
officials
management
pectus lists H.
as
MacDonald
E.
a
shares.
own* 227.302
group
President.—V.
as
191, p.
The
902.
to
5,441,286
pros¬
* :V
Sound
and
has
acquired
1
cash
for
Stores,
$4.11
•
-
the
outstanding
the
name
the
function
of
the
Howe
of
division
Refining
the
of
of
newly
acquired
Corp.
non-ferrous
Howe
Sound
Co.
firm
The
will
corporation
department
which
of
handles
carried
be
will
Frank
also
perform
&
Co.,
metals
annually.—V. 3 92.
and
equal
and
p.
is
volume
at
currently
1092.
:
of
tion
expansion
from
divisions.
various
divisions
as
have
follows:
and
Nondestructive
—V.,
191,
now
streamlined
Rolling Mills;
Testing;
Metals
our
organization
Superalloy Products;
and
corporation
through
the
has
expanded
its
missile
and
Mining."
aviation
activities
acquisition of Gemco, Inc., Los Angeles, pioneer in the
and separation systems, John O. Ekblom, Hupp Chair¬
Gemco actuator devices utilize explosives to separate
field of ejection
man,
a
announced.
rocket
capsule,
to-air
missile's propulsion
tank
or
bomb
stages in flight as well
pylon
from
a
manned
as
eject
aircraft.
a
Most
pilot
air-:
and
devices.
ment,
or
fuel
air-to-ground delivery techniques also use cartridge-actuated
Gemco also makes missile and aircraft ground handling equip¬
hydraulic
The
of cash
components
and
electronic
materials.
acquisition, Mr. Ekblom said, involves and undisclosed
plus issuance of 20,000 shares> of Hupp treasury stock.
Inc., will be operated as
management,
he
time
for
first
eight
will
of
shipments
this
year
company
100%
Oct.
1,
1971.
has
for
called
$39 000
and
102%
at
the
on
rate
;",
,
stores.
Feldberg,
Paymeqt
Bank, Seattle, Wash.
will
,
be
made
to:
to
$15,375
June
from
Dec.
30,
Jan.
31,
Roth,
per
President
of
899.
1,
and
operates
or
section
offered at $5 per
PROCEEDS—The
,
•
"
Seattle-First
of
Improvement
Total
to
class A
par
the net proceeds of this
use
substantially in the respective
forth;
of
physical plant——
operations—;
;
.
v
*.
,,
$300,000.00
——————
no
are
•
.
$40,000.00
3 0,000.00
250,000.00
equipment——
arrangements for the return of
if all of the securities offered are not sold.
^
There
•
*
funds to subscribers
authorized capitalization
of
100,000 shares of class A common stock having a par value
of
$1 per share, and 50,000 shares of class B common stocK having a par
value of $1 'per share.
The principal distinction between the classes
CAPITALIZATION—The
company
has
an
.
•
.
follows:
as
Class
has
B
•
,
stock
common
is
the
voting stock.
.
Class A common stock
privileges, but has a $5 liquidation
stock is subject to certain restrictions
voting
no
common
preference. Class B
relating to transfer
company as defined
two classes are alike.
actively engaged in business.
It proposes to engage in research, design, development, manufacture
and
sale
of electronic,
electro-mechanical and electrical devices, in¬
struments and apparatus for industrial and military uses.
The cnm.pany intends
to balance its commercial and military business.
The
company
will direct its efforts in the design and development areas
toward products that can be produced in its manufacturing fac.lity.
and
in
may
issued only to employees of the
In all other material respects the
be
the By-laws.
BUSINESS—The
National
is
has
not yet
expected to be
radar fields.
will operate in several areas, in each of which there
from other companies. Competition in the government
areas will be for the most part from large
established companies possessing greater resources.
company
competition
and
research
and
well
The
a
two
$300
of
leased 17,000 square feet of space
Nashua, N. H., comprising the entire
has
in
story
per
concrete industrial building.
month
the
and
expires
.term
development
company
Street
berry
of
company
Principal effort in the first year of operation is
the communication, electronic countermeasures and
The
thereafter.—V.
'
proposes
following purposes and
the
hereinafter set
General corporate
in
and
company
Purchase
next, $11,000
of 1956, due
Oct. 1,
debentures
on
$1
share, 60,000 shares of its
non-voting common stock.
of $40 million
' -'
; .
-
Development Corp. — Common
a June 20 prospectus, this
&
Offered—Pursuant to
firm, which was incorporated last March 17 and has its
main office at 11 Mulberry St., Nashua, N. H., publicly
351,381
the
Research
Matrix
Stock
The
company
facility.
It
until Dec. 31, 1960. At that
has the option to extend
rental of $600 per month.
company
of one year at
has
built
at 11 Mul¬
second floor
The rental is at the rate
time
the
term
the lease for a
offices and a printed circuit
small number of miscellaneous tools and
will be leased or purchased as
and equipped
has purchased
a
equipment.
Additional equipment
the need arises.—V. 191, p. 2519.
test
192,
.
Lawter Chemicals,
Lawter
tration
&
Securities
with headquarters in Palm Beach, Fla., and Richmond,
has under construction 17 bowling centers in the
of the United States.
Proceeds from the sale
of stock will be used to complete the centers now under construction
and for the development or acquisition of additional centers.
Co.—Partial Redemption
1966
Bowling
the
The company,
southeastern
the
Jan.
\
with
Va.,
share of Kayser-Roth common stock from date of issue
$16,375 from July 1, 1962 to Dec. 31, 1963; $17,375
to Dec. 31, .1964; $18,875- from Jan.
1, 1965 to
from
Max
Bowling & Recreation, Inc.—Registers
League
League
1962;
$20,375
tract,
time
offering.
1,1964
1965;
Associates was part of a 14.88 acre
of which were purchased at the same
Corp.,
which is owned by Wien and
in Zayre.
Recreation,
Inc., filed a registration
Exchange Commission on Sept. 16
covering the
proposed .sale
of 150,000 , shares of $1
par common
stock.
Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., and J. C. Wheat)
& Co., are named as managers of a group which will underwrite the
Kayser-Roth Corp., and Abraham
Freiler, Chairman of A. Stein & Co., announce that the agreement of
July 14,. I960, between a Kayser-Roth subsidiary and substantial stock¬
holders of A. Stein was being modified.
The original contract antici¬
pated the issuance, in exchange for the common stock of A. Stein, of
Kayser-Roth's 5'/2% convertible subordinated 20-year debentures. These
debentures provided a conversion price per share of Kayser-Roth com¬
mon stock
of $15,375.
The modification changes this conversion price
H.
,
,,
by
principal
Major
Kayser-Roth Corp.—Exchange Terms Altered—
Chester
,,.
six acres
by Felwyn
statement
-
.,
u
_
amounts
the
by
used
Jefferson.
from
acquired
a
Major
of pressed
at
sum
a
to a maximum of $200,000,
to "& maximum of $800,000.
two \ partners of $800,000 of
Common—
are.
redemption
of its 6%
to
receives
land
$20,000
are
that
months
Jefferson!
Malkin.
of Wien and Peter L.
cost of construction,
partnership
toward the
the
t04 defray 'Associates' portion of
" \
'
not operate the property.
Jefferson has subleased
Zayre Corp., which operates other self-service de¬
Associates will receive its net income from basic
approximately
per
Juneau & Douglas Telephone
The
p.
Gemco,
it
The
,
1949.
since
announced
Stonehill
the
will include $203,000,
the project
,
property
rent
amount
wholly-owned Hupp subsidiary under present
said.—V. 192, p. 498.
a
first
$1.75
a
contribute
cost.
partment
and blown glass
running better than 20%
ahead
of
same
the
period a year ago and expressed the opinion
that they would continue at even a better rate over the balance of
the year. Net earnings on the common shares after providing for pre¬
ferred stock dividend x*equirements for the eight month period ended
Aug. 31 amounted to 46 cents per share compared to a loss of 10 cents
per share for the
same
period in 1959.—V. 181, p. 1878.
for
Electronic
Refractories, ..and
("Jefferson"),
Associates
into
IIupp Corp.—Acquires—
The
the
of
of
'■
.
dividend
quarterly
A single level 60,000-foot. building, is
for use as a "Zayre" self-service de¬
cost
to one-fifth of the total cost, up
Associates will pay four-fifths, up
said
discount centers, and
Todd.
K.
site
total
paid for the land, all construction costs, interim
other related expenses. The funds for such pur¬
obtained through a 6% loan from Wien which is
were
will
fn
arrearage
and
2518.
p.
land
total
the
share on the preferred stock
also was declared,
payable Oct. 3 to stockholders of record Sept. 26.
With the payment of the dividend arrears on
the preferred stock,
voting rights are restored to the common stockholders of Jeannette
The
scrap
"In the past six months we have concentrated
within
and
coordinating the activities
of
the
We
Burt
the
settled
have
31W).
such
proceeds from the sale
partnership interests will be
Co.—Dividends—
Glass
.
has
and
The
Jeannette's $7 preferred
stock with the declaration of $28 per share, payable
Jan. 18, 1961
to stockholders of record Jan. 3, 1961 it was announced by Maurice L.
Stonehill, Chairman of the Board. Mr. Stonehill, representing a group
of
investors
who
assumed
control of Jeannette Glass last January
also has been elected to the office of President following the resigna¬
Directors
at
Fleming added,
Mr.
of
offering for
Jeannette
to. expand
fields.
metal
five
under
on
Samuel
non-ferrous
scrap.
The acquisition is pari-of Howe Sound's program
and
consolidate
its
activities
in
the
non-ferrous
metals
on
stock-
facilities
of
the
Combined
Smelting
&
Trading
Corp.,
N. J., according to an announcement made by Thomas T.
Vice-President-M'arketing.
business
The
costs
of Con¬
Wien
Lawrence A.
payable on Aug. 31, 1961, or sooner at Associates' option.
Associates has entered into a lease of said property1 with
'
•.
on
The
Associates
of
42nd
Shapiro of New York,
owns
8.65 acres of land
from the center of Louisville, Ky., on Dixie High¬
Highway
store.
Jefferson
based
share,
a
•
Ivan
miles
S.
consisting
partnership
a
East
60
with the SEC on
in partnership in¬
per participation.
chase
Inc., Will acquire Topps Stores,
of
("Associates"),
Associates
47,122,836
a
Its-sales
Illinois.
and
Mr..
all
plant
Sewafen,
Fleming,
a
Co.
shares
25
42,817,714
53,068,323
46,846,857
centers,. located in the East, Midwest, and Califor¬
that ended Jan. 31, 1960, it had sales volume of
and earnings
outstanding.
u
then
■
Self-Service Associates—Registers—
constructed
be
which
Department Stores, Inc.—To Acquire—
million,
Topps
for
Sound Co.—Acquires—
Howe
Howe
(U.
way
privately owned business, consists of 10 discount
centers located in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania,
-
<
.
Louisiana Gas stock to Middle South share¬
being on the basis of one share of Louisiana,
of Middle South stock).—V. 191, p. 1434.
the
Self-Service
seven
partment
William
bank
of
and
located
Corp.—Net Up—
Mining
shopping
the year
For
,
Holding Company Act ap¬
order under the
an
offering
Associates,
$ 1'' •"*'
V
Interstate" is
shares
1960,/
$50,000,000 of
Sept
on
.
shares of Interstate stock.
1
'
a chain of 50 department stores,
"
suburban
■
.
Street, New York, filed a registration statement
Sept, 16, 1960, covering $800,000 of participations
terests,
to be offered for public sale at
$10,000
No underwriting is involved.
accord¬
ing tb an agreement reached between the two companies, it has been
announced by S. W. Cantor, President of Interstate.
The amount to be paid was not disclosed.
It was stated, however,
tjiat the purchase price included mostly cash and notes in addition to
nia.
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
Prudential
:
Interstate Department Stores,
16,000
'
,
Light Co.—Amendment ■ Approve A
&
its
of
for each
Louisville
corporation
$90.3
Household
This
'
6,099,337*
7,172,142
6,393,259
income
Interstate
10,000
—
—
898.
p.
Hoover Ball
The
Harbison
37,000
(the
stock
Louisville
recorded.,4a the firat six, months of 1959, Non-recurring; income totaled
$79,243' for the period"" against non-recurring charges of $96,098 inthe comparable 1959 six months. The company pointed out that these
results do not include the operations. of the Canton Co. of Baltimore
acquired by International Mining as a wholly-owned subsidiary on
July 28, 1960. Canton, lor the six months ended June 30, 1960, showed
gross
revenues
of
$3,593,431
and net
earnings of $655,025 before
Federal--'.tax:' provisions.
: ;■ -1
/1 /"
■
VFrank L.
Kellogg, President of International Mining,
stated that;
"•as
previously
projected,
the
corporation,
following
the complete
liquidation of- its- .department store operations and the simultaneous
establishment
of
a
sound,
constructive
foundation
in the natural
resources
field, has successfully traversed the trestle of transition and
is firmly positioned on the path of profitable operations. Continued
improvement in
this direction is anticipated for the balance of 1960
which will reflect the important corporate contributions of our wholly-,
owned subsidiary,
the Canton Co. of Baltimore."—V. 191, p. 1669.
Shares
Shares
..
.
Co., Inc.—
Sloss & Co., Inc.—
Marron,
.
v--
reserved
are
herein
of options
UNDERWRITERS—The
outstanding stock was re¬
of capital stock, par value
then
company's
share,
per
15,000
exercise
upon
1960
exchanged
$1
which
4,282,087
703.
p.
>■
identifies the proposed Board of Directors of Louisi¬
hold"office; until the first annual meeting of stockholders,
Gas in May, 1961, and gives $10,375 per share as the
to
price
holders
Gas
reported on Sept. 9 earnings for the six months
ended July 31;* I960 of $108,157, or 18 'cehts/per share on the 600,000
common shares" Currently outstanding, Compared with a loss, of $302,208
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
par)—.
($1
stock
value
taxes—
operating
-*THb
in
working, capital.
GIVING
sale
Louisiana
Associates
a
Authorized
par
will
for
41,499,801 313,550,070 292,448,780
26,020,755 182,637,822 171,483,602
5,236,000
46,545,000
43,114,000
4,143,709' 31,298,925
30,728,342
,! 6,223,000
International
Goshen,*,*Ind.t (ii)v $25,000 for research and
design of new models of existing
of. <relatedrnew
(iii) <the
and
additional
September
classified
taxes—
after charges--;
Net
'
"In
of
1960—7 Mos.—1959
''1,1 '
"
44,521,215
26,843,986
revenues——
income
Terra,',
fees);
Gas,
ana
offering
<j»_
—V. 192,
West
the
on
maintains
it
engineering
the
CAPITALIZATION
♦Capital
auditors'
*
1960—Month—1959
•
operating
Net
Ind.
Goshen,
in
with respect to both the
and
for
distribution
additional
and
new
the
Calif.,
development,
other
the
proceeds from the sale of the capital stock
used
approximately as follows:
(i)
$200,000 to
distribution of the products of the company by
be
several
Coast
Calif.,
Porterville,
in
the
for
financing
net
extend
improve
$1
\
Other
PROCEEDS—The
are
v
-
Federal
its principal executive and sales offices at.
Slauson Avenue, Montebello, Calif.
It has two manufacturing
East
first
maintains
company
plants,
\
of
stock,
R.
to the plan filed by Louisiana Power & Light
holdings of 670,000 shares of Louisiana Gas
Service Stock to stockholders of its parent, Middle South Utilities, Inc.
The amendment to the plan sets forth fees and expenses to be paid
in
the amount of $121,000
(including $19,000 legal fees and $3,000
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
Bell
Period Ended July 31—
-ft
Operating "expenses.
sories.
The
*"'
•
a
of
financing
Operating
acces-.
''
to
and
amendment
an
period from Jan.
Illinois
V
;•
;•
the design, manufacture and
sports and camping units for the
primarily
engaged
''-1
'
plant
par value,
50c
SEC„ has issued
Co.
net proceeds from the sale of the bonds and common stock
for partial
payment of short-term bank loans incurred
stock,
electric plant were
partnership by its present stockholders. In September 1960 the com¬
pany
acquired all the outstanding stock of Travel. Craft Sales of
California, Inc., an affiliate incorporated in California in May 1959.
As used herein
the ''company" refers to Highway Cruisers, Inc. and
its
'■
of
$100,000
has been appointed transfer agent of
of the corporation.—V. 191, r*. 2091.'
Manhattan; Bank
Chase
common
proving
construction of new operating facilities. During
1, 1955 to July 31, I960,* total gross additions to
$174,723,139, gross plant retirements were $6,743,376,
resulting in net plant additions of $167,979,763.
The company's con¬
struction budget for the balance of 1960 and its preliminary budget for
1961 aggregate $26,370,000.—V. 191, p. 201*.
*
, , .
. •
•
the
Cruisers,
continue
$15,000,000
(2)
proceeds
Net
of
.
Louisiana Power
SEC
and
of the
recently,
warehouse
ink vehicles and the
distribution; $100,000
to the present South
printing ink vehicles
he added to working
resins.
amount
to
has outstanding 320,044
shares, of
President, owns 34% and Adeline
now
Terra,
>
Co.—Financing Proposal—
used
interim
and Trust Co.,Angeles, Calif.
Insurance
California Bank,
Registrar,
\
; The
be
the
stock
the
in
subsidiary
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
The
the
1220 Idaho St., Boise,
on Sept. 21,'1960,
company,
with
ment.
stock
per
precision
Idaho, filed registration state¬
covering (1) 100,000 shares of
mortgage bonds due 1990.
The bonds are
to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
The public offering price and underwriting terms for, and the names
of the underwriters of, the common stock are to be supplied by amend¬
'This
ments
,
share, 60,000 shares of the $1 par capital
of this corporation.
•' ; j
' ;•
at
Power
advanced
be
28%.
wife,
The
Idaho
:
& Co., inc., :
Sept. 8 offering circular, Keon
a
produces
Monica,
Santa
Automation, Ipc.,. a subsidiary, located in Burresearch, analysis, and development on highly
specialized technological levels.—V. 192, p. 114.
Cruisers, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—Pur¬
Highway
in
the
synthetic
and
coatings,
will
Canadian
company
Daniel J,
which
Systems & Industrial
bank, is engaged in
common
suant
also
of
personnel
was
capital.
magnetic heads and memory drums for computers and high speed
recording systems.
Universal Research and Testing Laboratories, Los
Angeles, is an environmental, and electronic testing laboratory. Space
Magnetics, Division,
price
Twenty
construct a
near
Toronto for the manufacture of printing
warehousing of other products for Canadian
will be used" to construct a new plant adjacent
Kearny, N. J., plant for the manufacture of
and
fluorescent coatings, and the balance will
room
coal,
and
sale
organized
presently
are
metal
of
simple
from
company
pigments
plants.*
companies
production
ranging
./
-
■>
enterprises
to
with
Tool
and
Corp.,
public sale through Blunt,
and underwriting, terms are
thousand shares will first be
company
and certain
friends
offered for
ba
offering
organized under Delaware law in January, 1958,
as
a
subsidiary of Lawter Chemicals, Inc.,
an
Illinois corporation,
and
on
Jan.
4, 1960, the. company by merger succeeded to all the
business, assets and liabilities of its parent and
another affiliated
corporation,
Lawter
Chemicals, Inc., of California.
It is engaged
In
the
manufacture
and
sale
of printing ink
vehicles, fluorescent
Equipment Co.,
North
Co., North Hollywood,
Colo., operate as one
Tubular
Forging
Colorado
5
management.
The
engaged in various phases of
and punch press products
shelving to the ACCOMO-DEK flex¬
ible floor systems which are widely used in computer room facilities,
for laboratory,
and missile installations. •
•*;:*
'
Idaho
Maryland
is
also
engaged
in
diversified
aspects
of
the
aerospace field.
Their Sierra-Schroeder Controls Division in Glendale
produces valves and control systems for aircraft and missile applica¬
tions.
The Ferro Cast Division 'bf Santa Monica is one of the largest
western producers of precision castings of high temperature materials.
the
notes
secured
-
National
ITEECO
three
The
covering $25,000,000 of secured
and
Calif.,
and
division
a
(fourteenth series), due v
1963-'65. It is proposed to offer these securities for public sale through ,
underwriters headed by Kuhn", Loeb & Co;, The First Boston Corp. and •
Lazard
Freres & Co.
The interest
rates, public offering prices and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The offering ;
1980,
three
Hollywood,
munity—Registers—
president.
companies,
Industrial
to
The
amendment.
by
certain
to
its
stock,
capital
Simmons.
supplied
offered
firm has acquired the business and assets of
companies, according to an announcement by
fabricating
of
&
be
to
Morton,
J.
.The
•
20,
metal
George
High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Com¬
The Community filed
the
Calif.,
Glendale,
three
2746.
p.
of
the
agent for
of
July 30, 1960 amounted to $1,929,compared with total current
on
191,
has been appointed transfer
corporation.—V. 192, p. 899.
Company
Idaho Maryland Industries Inc.—Acquires—
$664,361,
of
$663,634.—V.
Trust
stock
common
ago.
liabilities
Ellis.
share
a
Mr.
a
shares
Agent—
E. Investors Corp.—Transfer
I. R.
stock presently outstanding, earnings amounted
against 29 cents a year ago.
Young pointed out that through close control of operating costs
and more favorable prices in relation to costs of goods sold, the com¬
pany's profit margin on sales rose to 9.5% from 8.8% in the period
to
(1197)
.'. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Chemicals,
statement
Inc.,
with
Inc.—Registers Capital Stock—
Touhy Ave., Chicago, filed a
SEC on Sept.
16,
1960, covering
3550
the
McDonnell
..
regis¬
70,000
.
tn
Aircraft
Corp.—Forecast—News—
Aircraft's earnings per share for fiscal
nmvnximate
the
$3 55 Dcr share earned in the
McDonnell
1961 are expected
fiscal year ended
6
President
30,
June
J.
McDonnell
S.
said
in
the
sales
excellent
the
as
probability
record
termination-of
or
likely
decline
fiscal
in
there
1961
is
On
an
and
earnings per share will be about the same
in fiscal I960, unless there is a stretch-out
that
earnings
government
contracts,"
he
said.
'
of
The
company's
earnings
(he
over
fiscal
in
previous
1860
Sales
year.
$12,087,025,
were
a
.,
.20%
a
McDonnell
told
shareholders that
the
company
will continue
diversify in the fields of aeronautics, astronautics, and automation.
Mr.
to
said
He
the
that
diversification
within
from
fiscal
in
1960
the
company
this further
through acquisition.
or
5%
electronics
in
The
,
design
a
the
3%
to
the
in
previous year.
and
1959;
study
firm
National
to
gram
is
contract
of
one
Aeronautics
soft-land
for
four
and
multi-crew
a
firms
Space
instrumented
an
laboratory.
space
working
on
design
a
spacecraft
to
of
Co.—To
Container
Be
Stores
191,
National
Merrimack-Essex
Electric
cumulative
filed
preferred
the
preferred
short-term
30,
1960.
and
note
pected
Nov.
on
stock
common
will
which
Net
be
proceeds
applied
amounted
represents
the
of
the
In
_
-
16.—V.
scheduled
for
Nov.
4,
bids
and
are
This
firm,
its
common
thereof
The
Cuda'ny,
with
Wise.,
the
stock,
through
public
by
be
to
underwriters
offering price
of
headed
and
in
packaging,
ing,
banding,
the
high
beverages.
ex¬
"
of
children
the
of
their
Ten
to
of
W.
of
146,300
comprises
Catherine
A.
Michigan
the
for
entire
Meyer,
Federal
its
Net
Net
holdings
—V.
machines
expenses
use
designed
distilled
are
wines,
division
in
W.
stock,
charges
7
23,407,849
14,140,031
3.683,652
27,218,112
22,809,484
The
A
has
exemption
respect
to
the
with
in
A
provides
to
In
public
share.
its
In
failed
pany
of
reason
temporarily
notification
a
suspension
to
its
conditional
a
offerings
the public offering
posed
order
suspending
a
to
filed
exemption
securities
in
June,
not
of
one
file
Regulation
1958,
from
Miller
registration
$300,000
Airlines
the
conditions
of
Regulation
the
of
188, p.
issue
an
are
Issuance
authorization
scaled
and
should
be
to
of the Interstate
cars,
Associates
estimated
to
the
and
Cole
&
sales
p.
according
subject to the
provided by
of
for
on
Co.
will
The
Lynch,
be
the
record
Pierce, Fenner
principal
&
Smith
Inc.
underwriters.—V.
and
192;
p.
Kidder,
This firm
of
50
Frederick St.,
through
a
>
bank
the
has
Peabody
group
of
by
amount
additional
Huntington, Ind., filed a registration
Sept. 21, covering 140,000 shares of common
are to be offered for public sale
underwriters headed by
Raffensperger, Hughes
and
the
to
10
6,000
■
and
1960,
all
the
of
a
32,100
>
shares
and
ing
to
the
exchange
at
was
the
St.;
SEC
notified
tor
shares,
many
and
of
Sept.
which
In
April
7
?
processing
for
of
the
.this
financing,
$50,000
business
small
requirements
16,
by
staplers
Y„
filed
I960,
5,000
at
are
D.
to
contractors
finance
and
certain
to
shares
The
dition
.
and
32,100
H.
•
an
New
until
Levy
in
shares
used
Other
Tabulating
and
New
in
of
are
to
be
used
of
manner.
;7,
,
r.
-
-,
191,
1220.
p.
the
of
bank
at
special
a
meet¬
common
shares
of
the
in
3,806,054
2,622,875
30,408,350
2,369,440
18,655,673
4,672,859
37,516,792
28,569 230
-5,579,042
4,474,514
..
16,97oi889
.3,813,146
,
30,324,054.
~33
661 934
28,128',504
'
of
the
'
•
shares
'
additional
bank
its
being
are
•
to
72nd
Y
Y'
.
will
stock
take
7
•
in
now
the
on
basis
unallocated
of
been
stock
be
of
advantage
YY-Y'Y.
V:Y Y
*
year,
of
capital
reserve,
funds
share
per
shares.
has
$3
paid
cash
dividends
its
on
capital
the
likfe
$1,601,000
1959 operating
the
on
six
period
the rate of $12 annually on the 125,000
par.: value "outstanding.
The board'
intention of establishing annual dividends
$100
its
share
per
total operating
the
with
at
of
indicated
new
months
capital stock, of
ended
June
30,
$20
for
income
and
1959
the
net
earnings of
period: For the
1959
par
with
year
bank
$13,133,-
$1,838,000
com¬
ended
$28,194,000 and net.earnings
was
underwriters
value.
the
1960
income of $16,366,000 compared
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Dec.:
$3,593,000.
named
Co.,
of
such
of
the
shares
upon
the
exercise
for
scribed
stock"),
at
$105
■
Blyth
&
Bache
Co.,
Ellis
Julien
Collins
Francis
I.
Farwell,
The
Harriman
H.
Pont. &
&
&
Hornblower, &
Hutton
2.00,.'
Mullaney,
5.00
Paine,
&
&
Inc.
Co.YYY
2.00
3.00
3.00
1.70
Co._______
&
Wells
'3.00
1.70
5.00
2.50
Co.__
&
1.20
1.20
Co
Jackson
&
2.50
_________Y-Y
Reynolds
&
Co.,
&
Renshaw
2.00
Inc.
'
1-20
2-00
Co.YY_._7 3.00
Shearson, Hammill A Co.__
Smith;
-
-Stone
--
1.70' :
3.00*
%,
•:
Pierce,
Smith IncYYY
Webber,
Curtis
Weeks-2.50
Co.______
'■ -7"
Co
Lynch,
Fenner
1.70
1.70
Co.
.
vY-"
Rodman
Inc.—Y—
"unsub¬
Morgan, Stanley & Co.____
S. Moseley & Co._Y~——
3.00,
Co.:
sub¬
not
F.
1.70
&
?
-
&
Mitchell,. Hutchins
1
.
—
.&
(the
Brothers
3.00
Co.____—____
Illinois Co.
Kidder, Peabody
Bros.
Co.--
Merrill
7
are
as
'
Y
■
Freres
McCormiok
1.70
3.00
..The
Lamson
&
'* " -'
Lehman
2.00
'
'
Lazard
2.00
,
Corp.____,
stock
warrants
7...7'..
7" '
&- Co._
Ripley &
&
Co,__.
Union
Co.Y___Y_
Boston
Inc.
Hcntz
F.
Co._Y_v._-
&
Sachs
Goodbody
additional
subscription
.""%
& Co.__.__:
SimmonsY
&
du
of
18.00
Chapman
First
Co.,
-
the
of
share.
2.00
Dillion,
Goldman,
:-
'
Co,-4
&
Blunt
•;
'■
per
Inc
Bacon, -Whipple
ad¬
$
sale
enable
Trust,
bank
have
has
rate
Eastman
$
and
625,000
on
capital
scribed
of
.1960—7 Mos.—1959
125,000
business.
including-
dividends
below
of
..
the
below, for whom Blyth
Inc... is
acting as Representative,: have severally
agreed
in
underwriting agreement,
subject
to
the
terms
and
conditions
.thereof, to purchase from the bank the respective percentages set forth
capital.
in
additional
stockholders.'
the
follows:-
balance for: working
The
to
was
the 35th,
deposits on June 30, 1960.
were $682,496,000
and loans and discountsCapital,- surplus and undivided profits were $39,-
EARNINGS—For
&
bookkeep¬
32,446,707 233,022,696 218 840 781
21,598,354 146,441,881 139*,638728
4,544,636
•
'
7
Chicago
from
needs
new
based
directors
at
.
other
proceeds
as
for
and,
shares
31,
primarily with certain
Department of Defense, $25,000
$
20,766,560
.
"Invest-;
.
in
each
year
since
1896.
In
addition
it
has
from
time
to
paid stock dividends, the most recent being 25% in 1959. Recent
pared
York:
Department
Net
future
$344,150,000.
$77.49
cash
000
computing
and
value.
par
subscription
meet
reported
Corp.
Island
tabulating
$20
for
539,000
time
Levy
$4,260, re-
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
33,513,113
expenses
operating income
Net after charges.—
*—V. 192, p. 599.
of
largest bank in the nation
Total deposits at that date
E,
Net
same
CHANGES—Stockholders
DIVIDENDS—The
and. Joseph
specializes
of
to
were
stock',
Joseph Levy, who serve
respectively, own 39,600 shares each
founder with the Levys, of Long Island'
revenues—
taxesY'/
operating taxes.,.
Co.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
stock
and
1960—Month—1959
income
.
and
machine.—V.
projects
the
$
,
them 7
The offering
offered
were
Y
90
$3,780
of
contractors.
end the
New England Telephone &
Federal
termed
Sept. 15, 1960. The rights will expire
is being underwritten by a group,
managed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Oct. 5.
Securities
_
He
;YY''-'YY'''.Y\.-'Y:YYt.-. Y^'Y;Y ■'*;
the
plates
BUSINESS—Northern
March,
of
control, job costs
including a low cost
.
Operating
Operating
the
Y-'7Y
'
developments
Trust
opportunities
-
price.
shares.
Period Ended July 31—
much
have
sold
exchange
York
Long
company
tabulating
a
for
Y; Y.Y
close of business
shares
Y
to
Vice-President,
Bushan,
7
Y;
common '
share,
common
' 7 ;
;.
.
on
Sept. 15 adopted an amendmnent to the charter changing
outstanding capital stock from 125,000 shares of $100 par value
each to 625,000 shares "of $20 par value.
In addition, the authorized
capital stock was increased by 125,000 shares to a total of 750,000
re¬
same
be
Joseph
company now has outstanding .225,000
to certain Indebtedness.
Wiliiam and
Norman
owns
and
them
of
$163,000,
sub-contractors of
President and
.
a
—
Rights Offering to
Stockholders—This company offered on Sept. 15 to hold¬
ers of
its capital stock rights to subscribe to 125,000 '
shares of $20 par value capital stock at $105 a share on
the basis of one new share for each five held at the
share
per
inventory
to purchase tabulating equipment,
as
7
.
cents
transmits the image over coaxial cable to*
and a Video Ticker which transmits stock
and
offset
photocopying
dry
CHARTER
a
Blauner
is
50c
the
not
may
37,800
records
at'
16
its
covering ?
shares
Milton
underwriter
through
of
companies,
and
for Government
estimated
a
to
include a copying machine which
half tones for the graphic arts industry. an improved photocopying machine utilizing Nord's cartridge,
loading process, an addressing machine which uses stencil plates, and
distribution.
N.
100,000
addition,
William
having a cost basis to
their shares cf stock
service
Defense-
cents
program.
Nord,"
monitors,
equipment
cheaper
Northern
.
acquired,
Long Island and
William Levy received
subsidiaries
library
500
as
Office
Y;y'"YY' *' Y-'-Y":
Hempstead,
which
of
these
of
information'in
makes
two
tabulating sales analyses,
equal
to $1,167,646
YYr-YV'.'/YY Y'.\. 7Y':
'
-
the
over
.....
50.8%
:
<
National
:
field glasses
on
of
immediately
result;
shares
14
to
development
future
central
a
Yas
share. Y
a
as
share.
by
7
rose
•v
In the former.; Nord .is' working on such developments as the Nord
■
VScan-a-graph Which transmits static information over a. closed circuit
without TV camera or special lights. Also in the development stage
are the Microfilm Video Transmission System
which "reads" microfilm
the
organized
was
it
spectively,
in
persons
stock
in
•
i-
ing
stock,
60,000
date
..."
^
>
the
underwriter's
president
by Hayden, Stone & Co., at
&
500.
made
ments
Corp.—Offering and Secondary
per
•7
President-of Nord, pointed out that the company had'
substantial expenditures from earnings during the year on its
research
,
192, p. 70.
at
20c
?' ' '-"'"-"T'
"•
7
to
•
on
of which 130,000 shares
i.6
like
the
after" the.
Nationwide
Offer Rights—The
or
statement with the SEC
fu
for
Allentown
each
$2 per share
all-or-none
basis.
The
of
commission
a
data
Model Engineering &
Manufacturing Corp.—Registers
!
v
shares
I960, rose substantially
$70,033,
to
7YY'Y'
-year.
,
company's offering, 44,000 shares were
and May, 1960, at $1 per share- (along 7
others); and 16,000 shares are owned by
three
holders
who
acquired same in exchange for stock of Long
Island Tabulating
Corp.
type
date for subscription is ex¬
about Sept. 27 and the
subscription
expected to expire on or about Oct. 13.
t>n
purchased
with
$10,022,550.
Co. —To
an
17.7%
equal
$59,481,
fiscal
the
of
Eugene Kron,
$
.
our
Clinton
sale
the
the
members'
■;>•■7
year
'
purchase price was approximately 10,000
stock, currently quoted on the over-
with
of
12 reported that net sales and net income
ended May 31,
'V:'- •:7Y'7"r
the
45%
''""V-V" ' -'
.../,
gained
from
previous-
of
384
about
.7.7
for
income
share,
common
about $20.
common
public
a
Through
910 all steel various
the
offer
to
ended May 31, 1960,
$774,104 for .the previous fiscal year.; Y
Net
YY.
-
sales
from
\
,
•••'•*Y':
volume,, along Shore's present channels
599. Y r 'Yj 'Y,7:7 'Y
YlY:Y-Y;; •
Inc.,
Co.,
sold
4.50%,
are
that
at
management
shares
offered
Of
in
1933.
are
Merrill
,
Up—
fiscal "year
the
'
Halsey,
258,558 shares of its common
for-subscription upon its registra¬
tion statement
becoming effective under the Securities
rights
strengthen
Key
market
present
days
company plans to offer
stock to shareholders
of
and
line
disclosed
192,
and
Co.;
pected to be
Basis
The
pocket lighters,, as well
and merchandised by
teen
Commerce Commission.
be
cost
Missouri Public Service
Act
V
nation.
had been deposited.—V.
95%
number
a
Business Equipment Corp.—Sales
&
corporation on Sept.
The
Net
its cement-making'opera¬
entire
for
Allentown.
of
,7';
77'"\-:'/7.
include
twhich-may
Photocopy
previous year.
v
said the offer would become effective when 95% of
had been deposited for exchange with the Mer¬
National
of
170,000
be
va- *
As
to
certificates
Nord
ticker
corporation, of
registration
statement
the offering were: Dick &
Merle-8mith; R. W. PressHemphill, Noyes & Co.;-Freeman & Co.; Ira
Haupt &
Co.; .McMaster-Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
&
Co., Inc. and
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—V. 192, p. 900.
prich
stock
V
Y Speaking -of the research program, Mr. Kron'said that Nord has
/,
I
7*.-77.YY3Y
7a number of interesting and potentially profitable research projects
sales of $226,000,000. r YY'Y*: underway both in its electronics''and office equipment divisions.
: 7
on
stock.
common
National
This
&
yield from 3.50%
of
bank
.
the
cover
Nationwide Tabulating
:
by
50.
aggregating $7,950,000.
sale
Security for the issue is to
railroad
of
Bank
of
Elnar
this
—v.
group.
certificates
maturity.
Co. of
Cement
Shore Manufacturing, headed by Presi¬
dent Sidney. X. Shore, will remain, Mr. Cole said, and no
management
changes are anticipated at this time. The Shore firm presently reports
sales of $600,000 annually, and National Key plans energetic expansion
:of
Stuart's winning bid was 98.401 for the 4*4%
coupon. A
competing bid of 98.506 for a 4%% coupon came from a
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
The
Portland
'..7
Y.'-
plans to expand
to
;7
.
.
it intends
'■ "-v\ ; ,7 •' •
'
public.
for
stock
imported
our
pro¬
A
.
$200,000
borrow¬
some
stock offering, the prospectus states that
offer the shares to a limited number of
and
1960);
and Net
Ohio company, announced on Sept. 21 that it has
Shore Manufacturing Co., of Mineola, Long Island, New
reported by Joseph E. Cole, National Key President.
it was
The
T
RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered—
A group headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. offered on
Sept. 19, $3,975,000 of the railroad's 4^4% equipment
trust certificates, due
annually from June 1, 1961 to 1975,
inclusive. This offering represents the second and final
to
the
.•
at $60,000,000.
market
share
the-counter
Pacific
instalment
Bank
••7Y7/YYY Y' ';Yv
about $31,000,000.
$25,500,000 in 1959
$76,000.
the
World'
exchange of Allentown" stock for National
at
of
to
April
Cleveland,
shares
^
semi-annual
permanent.—V.
Missouri
;'Y,:v';'Y
the Allentown
15
an
National
its
ceive
*
Federation
by
Pan American
Shore will broaden and round
growing position as a supplier
to
advertising specialty distributors,"... said Mr. Cole. Elnar, Inc. is
a
division of The National Key Company, and designs and supplies Y
sales promotion and traffic-building items to industry through adver¬
tising specialty distributors.
''Y'Y
• '
exceeding
suspension
made
or
for
in
cement-making field last year when it
Portland
Cement Co.- of Detroit for National
Allentown
a
excess
"Table
our
reports of stock sales pur¬
suant to said exemption. The order
provides an opportunity for hearing,
upon request, on the question whether the
cated
of
in
now
of 75,000 shares of common stock at $3 perj
order, the Commission asserts that the com¬
comply with
failure
of
St.
;*":. - ■'Y'YY '.Y YY and employees of its firm, relatives of such persons,
and holders
of the company's $325,000 of 6%
outstanding 1,851,823
convertible notes sold to 11 investors
held
are
trustee
to our annual earnings."
National
York,
12,206,906
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of stock by Miller Airlines,
Inc.,
of
/
:
respect
amount.
an
of
per share, of which 4,800 shares were"
at his cost. An additional 20,000 shares
in April, 1960, for an aggregate net
$5
price
proposes to
retail customers
firm's
eastern
Allentown
that
Pa.
Regulation
.
issued
agreed
underwriter
the
respect
With
a
chants
21,646 127
from
a
Dravosburg,
(25.06% )
equivalent of
to three persons
to
underwriter
.
f:.
Airlines, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
SEC
the
to
prospectus mailed Aug. 1 to Allentown shareholders, National
offered to exchange 584,289 shares of its common stock for all of the
In
Mr.
Miller
added
be
Allentown Division operates a huge quarry and crush¬
new
National Gypsum
21,009,831
3,704,042
proceeds of the sale of common stock,
replenish working capital and to repay
net
to
the
at
sold
purchase
amount of
equal
.
24,522,751
3,157,203
<.
the
used
by him
were
the
entered
extend
acquired
1,664,952
1960,
In addition,
1961.
an
will
has
Co.—Acquires—
valued
now
Baker? said
.505112
1960—7 Mos.—1959
.3,187,131
Of
be
sold
of which G. T..Baker, President, owns 11.28%.
Sept.
the. Huron
stock valued
outstanding
,
900.
p.
balance
•"
stock
to
The
1,835,238
4,374,782
under¬
National Key Co.—Acquires—
3,834,093
income
and
supplying working capital said to be
of additional service to be rendered by
shares
on
National .earned
Mr.
Vice-Presidents:
Meyer,
Y<7
7
incurred in connection with such purchase; $250,000 to provide
working capital for the gymnastic equipment business and to pay for
other expenses
relating to the Medart acquisition, and the balance
for working capital and other general corporate purposes.
7 7;: ■
entire history,": Chairman Baker said Allentown "will add more
our
tions
common
retire
to
_
manufactures
•
.
will
biggest expansion moves in its history, National Gyp¬
than $2,000,000
$
$
$
24,991,541 183.072,153 170,193,178
16,455,806 118,306,161 111,817,394
16,446,663
taxes__
operating
foods,
a
1960—Month—1959
26,490,776
income
also
.7'7.
manufactured for it abroad. The company has
certain assets of Fred Medart Manufacturing Co.
purchase
cash.
Pennsylvania. Its two nearby mills have a combined
annual
capacity of- 4y2 million barrels.
Allentown's market
embraces lower New England and the Atlantic Seaboard, v
Describing the acquisition as "one of the most important investments
Co.—Earnings—
$
192,
for
The
Pa.
National's
manufacture
equipment
used
*
revenues
after
design,
' Y',
subsidiaries are engaged principally in the
of
rebound tumbling equipment sold
"Nissen Trampoline."
It also distributes gym¬
distribution
and
trademark
the
five-year warrants
at the public
initially
ings
company,,
463,988
the
ing plant in
and
be
banks.
performance
company
Gypsum
aggregating 473,900, propose
sale.
The largest block, 86,800
of the trustees under the will
public
Bell Telephone
operating taxes__ 7,
the
acquired
acquired
Inc.
supplied
,
Harold
deceased.
~
Other
Co.,
be
with holdings
shares
Period Ended July 31—
Operating
Operating
&
to
price
1,
1960 and March
1,
will
to
acquisition involves
The
are owned
by or held in trust for
founder, George J. Meyer, and members
Among these are George L. N. Meyer,
and
Co.
Gypsum
(95%)
deceased
families.
Arthur
of
the
of
one
The
Baird
are
outstanding 710,000 shares of
stockholders,
the
shares,
the
and
these
offer
of
of
immediate
President,
W.
the
is
machinery
for
packaging
and
labeling containers
for
spirits, drugs, cosmetics and chemicals, and
and sells labeling machinery.,
company now has
which 672,200 shares
proceeds
Company of New York,-as
Inc.—V. 192, p. 211.
•./
Allen town.
filed a registraoutstanding shares of
sale
by
the
holders
terms
Fla.,
1960, covering
1975.
The
due
>
In
1960,
Robert
company
speed
Certain
The
between Dec.
the
in
Trust
&
bottling, Iiiling,-closing, electronically inspecting, label-'
cleaning, etc.,? primarily fcr breweries and producers
carbonated
of
by
underwriting
-
specialized
19,
covering 146,300
offered
for
public
principal business of
sale
and
Sept.
on
SEC
$120,
Louis, after which it will manufacture as well as sell gymnastic equip¬
ment.
The
purchase price of the
Medart assets will approximate
$400,000, of which one-half is payable in notes and the balance in
DC-8B
one
company's expanding fleet of aircraft.
addition to indebtedness, the company
sum
amendment.
The
,
of
statement
'
its
and
company
under
payments on three Lockheed Electra
jet aircraft scheduled for delivery
remaining
and
indebtedness
additional
An
507.
p.
subscription
date,
record
National Gypsum
is
191,
Miami,
Airport,
Sept. 21,
on
debentures,
underwriter,, for
the
to
nastic equipment
be
make
to
aircraft
funds
Airways,
(Geo.) Meyer Mfg. Co.—Files Secondary—
tion
rate,
to
shares of common stock,
1962.
meeting
The
to offer the debentures for subscription by its stock¬
of $100 of debentures for each 18 common shares
are
of
necessary
to the payment of
$10,075,000 on June
to
used
general
borrowings
•
be
short-term
of
sale
subordinated
sell
to
manufacture
to
International
Miami
its
,
$3,000,000
for- the company's
at $13,000,000" for the period July 1,
estimated
program,
information
An
$2,500,000.
indebtedness,
through Dec. 31,
1960,
for
indebtedness
The
construction
-
stock
common
in
agreed
purchase 12,000 common shares, exercisable
offering price.
:.7YYY7,Y7.YYYY;
Y
H. Lesh,
Steele, a
Joseph
McKay
issue
Co.—Proposes Offering—
to
basis
interest
the company
to
company
additional
the
turbo-prop
competitive
The
located
proposes
on
The
will
shares ofpublic sale
stock, $100 value, to be offered for
bidding.
is a subsidiary of New England Electric System, which
owns
all of its outstanding common stock. The
company
anticipatesthat, prior to the acceptance of bids for the 75,000 shares of pre-,
ferred
stqck, it will issue and sell to its parent 125,000 shares of
at
shares,
Horace
and
to
supplied by amendment.
Lehman Brothers is
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company now has outstand¬
listed as the principal underwriter. ;
-VYY-V1-•••■■ 'Y.:Y
Y'Y::
George Nissen, company Presi-:
ing 290,000 shares of common stock.
The company is engaged as a certificated airline in the domestic
dent, owns 258,000 shares or 89%
of the outstanding stock. Of the
and
international air transportation of persons,
property and mail.
outstanding stock, 20,000 shares were acquired by Nissen
in June, ■
Of the net proceeds of the
sale of the debentures, about $5,000,000
registra¬
a
75,000
has
preferred stock, .the company
222,340
shares,
Boston,
Jesup & Lamont of New York.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company also
shares.
convertible
of
writing terms
Co.—Registers Preferred
Mass.,
67,124
40,500
of
for substantially all the
Co.—V. 192, p. 995.
company,
of 930 27th Ave., S. W., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 20,
1960, covering
85,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
Airlines, Inc.—Proposes Rights Offering—
airline,
company
$85,501,000 $83,158,000
covering
President,
owns
owns
Fund,
exchange
in
value
securities of Seaboard Transportation
Nissen Trampoline
used
be
registration statement with the SEC
a
$10,288,000
1960—7 Mos.—1959 Y
This company, 205 Washington Street, Salem,
tion statement with the SEC on Sept. 20
to
will
England
New
This
reduce the $1,450,000 balance
for working capital.1
applied
owns
Manis,
Chairman,
held.
•
be
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
an
asset
net
a
primarily in the manufacture and sale of
and electro-mechanical products and
to indebtedness and $25 par
Vice-President,
Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
$13,591,000 $12,764,000
—V. 192, p. 210.
will
Fund—Acquisition Cleared—
permitting
t,
their
at
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
.
issued
has
Act
cash and
mechanical
the balance
and
E.
Board
holders
Mercantile
a
George
pro¬
149.
p.
the company
subscribed for and
gave
.
New England
The SEC
pany
shares
of common capital stock, of which latter
filed
188,
This
engaged
$500,000
In addition
Acquired—
Corp. of America, above.—V.
is
precision
sale,
This
Mengel
See
stock.
common
V-loan
a
2091.
p.
Montek,
has outstanding 344,270 shares
The
for
a
moon.—V.
the
on
study
leading
Administration
to
company
stock
.
revealed that the company is working on a number of
development contracts including a new anti-tank rocket,
glide flight test vehicle, an orbiting astronomical observatory,
boost
and
to be
are
serving principally the electrical, avionics, electronics, aircraft, missile and automotive industries. Of the net proceeds from the
and
McDonnell
terms
underwriting
and
company's common shares were issued
Inc., of Utah, in exchange for 102,525 shares
the
equipment
report
research
a
compared
as
price
5,000 of
Montek's
The
airplane
90% the previous year; 10% in missiles as
year ago; 10%
in space business as compared to 1%
delivered
electronics,
sales as com¬
compared to 6%
in
75%
were
pared to
a
offering
1960,
their Montek stock.
to effect
in a good position
is
company
either
sales
Company
,
8,
majority holding
outstanding stock,
reserved for con¬
version.
The company's stock split of Sept. 3, 1960 increased the stock
holdings of Montek to the additional 10,000 shares included in the
offering. Such stock will be offered by Montek to all of its approxi¬
mately
100 stockholders, other than the company, 4n exchange for
$436,981,000.
were
Aug.
Montek's
of
'
increase
public
supplied by amendment.
most
will
The
Co.
&
annual
company's
report released on Sept. 16.
"Although
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1198)
Barney
&
-
Webster
Securities
Walston
White;
Dean
&
&
Weld* &
Witter
:
&
■
;
:
3.00
Inc.2-00
' Co., Inc.—
3.00
Co.—______
3.00
Corp.
Co.,
„
Volume
192
Number 5989
Northwestern Bell Telephone
:
Period Ended July 31—*
* •4
i
i
t
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
^
<•
.
k
$
$
22,233,906
"t
'
-.
r '
to
164,292,002 151,678,351
=
,
14,141,726
99,886,806
3,400,567
taxes__
40,050
Bechtel
3,013,357
24,611,008
92,960,287
22,643,148
1,818,104
expenses
operating taxes__
outstanding
offer
$
$
Net
V
operating
after
7—V.
income "
1,674,695
13,220,869
certain
.
charges™™
192, "p.
3,288,597
••
704.
23,852,996
'3,018,235
\
;*
24,279,731
22,071,409
26,573,319
3,404,128
*
*
.
Richard
.
quarter
first
A.
of
were
ahead
of
control
1960
of
In
the
July
,
of
new
of
this
;With
months
of
Second
41%
jumped
26%
sold
over
sales for
over
1960,
of
i -The ,company
supply
of
which
by
first
the
be
the
sales
second
in the
the
second
1960
1959.
of
Jan¬
purchased
which the
Mr. Steele
period in
observed.
In
year
7
through Myron A. Lomasney &
100,000 shares of its common
stock now outstanding the
public
of
common
of. 20c
earnings
1960,
is
can
the
quarter
second
headed
this
company,
to
shares
net
the
group
and
the
year
200,000
quarter
for
Co.
management
company, reports
and
sales
increased
earnings
Norwalk
underwriters,
stock.
and
investment
an
the
effect-of
Co.,
company's
1960
in
that
announced
1959.
Norwalk's -earnings for the second quarter of
100%
over
its earnings for the first quarter of this
27%
uary
the
of
has
President,
13%
over;
share
per,
for
share
per
was
'
the first
earned in
,
six
the
vv;
,
been awarded the contract to manufacture
for the new synchrotron being completed by
Laboratory at Upton, N. Y.,
and now has a
has
just
National
BUSINESS—The
Its
of
corporation
Delaware
name
changed
was
poration
is
qualified
and
fornia
Illinois. '
and
the
bolts
and
the
for
The
threaded
sale.
and
lock-washer
and
fastener
of
its
in
field.
line
growing
are
was
corporation has been in
of products for over five
$222,285
in
and
Bros.
:
:••;,
Common
stock,
"Cumulative
stated
DEBT—The
'6%
corporation
convertible
'I960,
for
serial
The
at par.
into
conversion
share,
resulting
the.
of
following
has
after
the
stock
issue
in
conversion
a
shares
this
order
to
of
offering
priority:
of
of
price of
1;-per-the
2;
For
retirement
will
;
advertising
4.
'
'
For
For
additional
7'.•>
—V.
:
for
on
PROCEEDS—Net
in
per
the
for
the
used
be
____•
made
working
13,000
22,906.25
Ohio Bfell Telephone
July 31—
revenues
Operating
expenses.^—
-
Co.—Earnings—
■
r;.':
<|j
'$
171,121,170
&
Net
'-13,969,320
100.175,711
95,792,581
4,041,061
3,944,372
28,738,974
1,911,997
1,792,577
13,832,351
27,891,067
12,880,363
—V.
income
operating
after
4,048,789
192,
3,782,626
28,374,134
26,481,425
3,939,082
charges.
3,733,327
27,831,138
26,443,986
800.
p.
The
7
J.
tion
of
the
Securities
Act
registration
requirement.—V.
122,
p.
2511.
Recovery
Lehman
Corp.—Debentures
Brothers
debentures
secondary
mercial
use
initiated
of
the
of
and
Offered—Public
Co.
&
process
the
oil.
on
of
all
owns
of
recovery
the
Allen
company
licensing
PROCEEDS—Of
certain
properties
and
associates.
Goodbody
E.
Halle
—V.
rights
Oil
its
the
"Oreo
Process"
-•••
of the
to
Co., Inc..
Stieglitz
7
&
the
process.
Operating
expenses
business
of
the
use
of
the
Oreo
Process
by
•
-
debentures
convertible
are
into
common
stock
share.
Sinking fund provisions require the company to
retire
$200,000 principal amount
of
debentures
annually beginning
Sept. 1, 1965 through Sept. 1, 1969 and authorize optional retirement
additional
an
the
redeemable
Pacific
See
$200,000
debentures
at
prices
will
annually
be
ranging from
Automation
in
redeemable
those
at
106%
years.
100%;
to
For
the
192,
sinking
they
otherwise
100%.—V.
p.
are
500.
Products, Inc.—Sells Subsidiary—
Aerojet-General Corp.,
above.—V.
191,
p.
taxes
Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
'
of
$2.20
W.
mately
At
net
of
the
5%
the
the
over
$400,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
of
the
$191,527,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
He
said
with
products
new
the
.
&
of
—V.
192,
This
company,
203.
of
245
Market
Co.—Offering and Secondary
St.,
San
Francisco,
filed
registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Sept. 20,
1960, covering 747,250 shares
of common stock, of which 552,500 shares are to be offered for
public
sale by the issuing company through an
underwriting group headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., The Dominion Securities Corp.1 and McLeod,
'Young, 'Weir, Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to
listed
be
at
by Blyth
S.
D,
stock
♦Net
supplied by amendment, net proceeds to the company being
per share.
The 154,700 additional shares were purchased
& Co., Inc., at $9 per share, as an investment."
"
a
director
of
the
company,
owns
81,550
shares
of
—V.
for
for
bonds
has
company
of
due
be made
the
Oct.
at
the
1,
called
sinking
1974
at
of
the
in
1960
$8,744,686.36
parent
income"
of
from
and
company
subsidiary.
a
305,908
to
331,539
Farris
Governor
Pickering
Inc.") and.
Co.,
-
INCOME
1959—6 Mos.—1960
'the
.to
Fibre
for
fund,
to
of
the
its
Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston,
to
detachable
one-half
1,
1962,
of
date
general
and
76
$0,013
amortization
cents
during first
share.
per
the
share
after Dec.
of
warrants
on
1,
common
and -thereafter
1960 and entitle
stock
at
at
$17.50 per
1, 1965.
Nov.
$16
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be
funds of
the
per
until
share
new
added
company.
preferred
stock
entitled
is
to
the
benefit
the company has also financed sales of
preferred,
stock;
$20 par;
and
par
the
reported net earnings,
equal
000,
to 90
Polymer
The
60,319
911,947
year
of $1.60 convertible
shares
shares
ended
of
March
1960,
the
after preferred dividend requirements,
cents
per
common
share.—V.
Corp.—Registers With
192,
p.
pre¬
stock.
common
31,
company
of $815,-
745.
SEC—
corporation
on
Sept. 16 filed a registration statement with
covering $2,750,000 principal amount of convertible subordi¬
nated sinking fund debentures, due 1975 and 20,000 shares of class A
SEC
(non-voting)
New
common
stock. Public offering is
anticipated in late
an underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co.
City and A. G. Edwards & Sons of St. Louis, Mo.
through
York
the sale of the debentures will be used for general
including repayment of bank borrowings expected
$1,350,000, for capital expenditures, and for additional
working capital. The common stock Is being sold for the account of
a
selling stockholder and none of the proceeds will be received by
Proceeds
;.7.7.:
corporate
to
from
purposes
aggregate
the
company.
Organized
in
the
the
in
United
1946,
States
Polymer, of Reading,
of
nylon
rod,
plate,
Pa., is the major producer
strip and tubing, one of
producers of Teflon In semi-finished shapes, and a
pioneer producer in this country of specially formulated plastic powders
for
coating metals by the Whirlclad coating system.
Sales during
-1959 totaled $7,130,000.—V. 192, p. 404.
important
Process Instruments Corp.—Common Stock
(
Pursuant to
Offered—
Sept. 7 offering circular, this corporation,
Brooklyn, N. Y., publicly offered 3,000
shares of its common stock at $100 per share. No under¬
writing was involved.
anti¬
steroids,
$25
EARNINGS—For
October
products
addition
"shell housing."
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the financing, outstanding
capitalization will consist of $23,501,250 long-term debt; 10,000 shares
of 6%%,
$100 par value cumulative preferred stock; 34,359 shares
of 6%,
$10 par cumulative preferred stock; 125,000 shares of $1.25,
a
of 15 Stone Ave.,
$60,000,000,
BUSINESS—The principal office and plant of Process <Sc Instruments
is
located
at
15
Stone
Avenue, Brooklyn, New York,
a
two story
building which It owns and occupies.
The two floors contain
approximately 3,000 square feet of space being occupied by a machine
shop, an electronics shop and necessary test facilities, and the base¬
brick
contains
approximately 1,500 square feet of storage space.
up to the present time, Process & Instruments has
and manufacturing scientific instruments in a
variety of fields. The instruments utilize combinations of mechanical,
optical and electronic designs, with special emphasis on high vacuum
and
electron-optics techniques.
At
the
present time,
the principal markets for the instruments
designed and manufactured by Process & Instruments are industrial
users, -institutional
purchasers, .medical centers and hospitals, uniSince
on
depreciation
equivalent
are
purchase
through Nov.
expiration
1959,
1960—7 Mos.—1959
100.8%; and accrued
$0.80.
for
were
BUSINESS—The
company,
since its Inception in 1938,
has been
engaged in the financing of new and used mobile homes. Since January
engaged
$
Co.—Partial Redemption—
$139,000
share__
i960
of an annual sinking fund commencing Nov. 1; 1965, designed to fully,
the issue by Oct. 31, 1980. The shares will be redeemable at
optional redemption prices, ranging from $21.30 per share on or before
tSept. 30, 1963 to $20 per share after Sept. 30, 1975, plus accrued
125,424,001 742,061,580 724,730,576
redemption
1,800.00
$4,607.20
^retire
is
$
per
of
■: ~ PROCEEDS—Net
95,099,915
79,807,767
the line this year.
$
6,407.20
136,087.42
$244,781.48
deductions
holder
ferred
'
of
$7,173,018.92
380,868.90
taxes__
taxes
PRIVILEGE—Warrants
100,000
group
-"
income
income
share
$
..r
•.
1960—Month—1959
Penobscot Chemical
"net
increased
$1)
before income
months
the
this year.
132,747,802
The
(par
liability
a
defined
of
Lerchen & Co.
191, p. 2093.
.operation
$4,283,264.22
$7,818,589.19
Pioneer Finance Co.—Stock Offered—An offering of
125,000 shares of this4 company's $1.25 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock, $20 par value, with attached warrants to
purchase $62,500 shares of common stock, was made on
Sept. 22 at a price of $20 per share.- The underwriting
group is headed by White, Weld & Co. and Watling,
1960—7 Mos.—1959
-
$
Sales
not
are
out
equity
Co., Inc. (now "Pierce Pickering
shares as a stock dividend.
'Expense
six
Penney Co.—Sales Up—
(J. C.)
shareholders'
income
Net
,100,000
,/
.
$
year.
company
Period Ended Aug. 31—
$4,189,546.77
surplus
and
&
issuance of 10,000 shares for acquisition of
by
Provision
Co.—Earnings—
14,488,503 104,186,250
12,017,799
87,227,914
V
fields
the
in
a
$9
Bechtel,
only
income
ment
Pacific Gas Transmission
331,539.00
3,951,725.22
$7,013,395.29
404.
p.
305,908.00
..
debentures
15,631
Net
87,498,143 640,005,337 585,840,818
52,396,906 381,515,576 356,967,797
11,547,000
83,448,000
75,165,000
9,065,734
70,855,511
58,608,106
already added to
the
680,000.00
EQUITY
CONSOLIDATED
"continuously examining oppor¬
tunities for expansion and diversification in the fields of health and
medicine.
Several possibilities
have been examined during the past
three years, and several are under consideration at the present time."
said
936,318.24
' 680,000.00
' '
Period Ended June 30—
.
five-year capital expansion program was for
Burrows
$2,845,103.90
dividends.
:
$
last
reported
$18,000,000 budgeted
Mr.
V
'
$2,358,435.97
,
capital
Governor
100,000
Inc
Co.,
Burrows told the
are
"
\ 590,606.45
____>>
stock
payable
shares
100,000
Inc.—;
antibiotics,
convulsants, vaccines and general pharmaceuticals.
;
The
1,199,793.08
*
408,237.54
998,906.14
3,883,638.77
tCapital
administration for ParkeFinancial Analysts Society of Detroit,
would represent an increase of approxi¬
$2.09 per share the company had in 1959.
products
seven
$1,237,073.28
debt "___™™_____„_________
REDEMPTION—The
He pointed out that Parke-Davis expects to market 13 new
during the remainder of 1960 and early in 1961. These are in
the
$805,454.26
,V
liabilities™;
current
♦These
are
share
Mr.
$8,744,686.36
'"
that 1960 world-wide
pharmaceutical firm would be from 6 to 8% ahead
time,
3,887,792.72
$7,818,589.19
____.
liabilities
Total
the
before
a
218,342:96
'
3,657,050.24 '
Surplus
,
Vice-President,
Burrows,
$2.20
same
sales
the
H.
speaking
reported
'
>
\
•"
'
for -depreciation™™:"
.
,
157,149.82
'
•'.
.
*
554,075.57
-tCommon
;
estimated net earnings for 1960 will be "in the range
share," a top executive of the firm said on Sept. 7.
per
in
*•
—__
SHAREHOLDERS'
company
Harold
,
•
"
'
v
''Subordinated
of
The
v;' ''
•
INCOME DEBENTURES
Starkweather & Co—100,000
/>> 7
7 v .,
;
745.
p.
-
$4,638,550.68
'
.
.
payable
•
Long-term
have
200,000
Southwick-Campbell
"
14,994,188
12,362,195
income
charges
192,
deferred
and
.
the
by
licensing
income
$4,004,389.13
*
the
--•_-
Co.,
1960—Month—1959
operating taxes
\."~oo/inn K,
83,499.12
,
deposits
•'
payable
Total
Amount
.
J. A. Overton & Co
$
Davis,
proceeds,
owned
CONVERSION—The
fund
.
Inc.
Dittmar &
93,380,342
55,871,690
12,016,000
10,498,464
revenues
2,865!930.39
>142,213.77
LIABILITIES
cumulative
Period Ended July 31—
1,412,036.05
2,356,910.33
Other
404.
p.
Operating
to
per
of
severally
Co.____.
&
Son
700,000
400,000
192,
Co
...
Parke, Davis & Co.—Forecast—
Corp. commenced com¬
properties in 1958 and this year
use
1
at 4fcl5.50
Notes
the
Hooker & Fay, Inc.____
Saunders, Stiver & Co_
" William R. Staats & Co.
E. D. Boynton & Co.
700,000
&
fc
from
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
for
Recovery
own
others
to
others.
of
Co.___
'&
Hutton
F.
$277,085.12
1,252,340.22
;
_____
assets
Accounts
Portland,
;
1,000,000
"700,000
—___
allowances)
assets____
allowances
CURRENT.
The
the company and of one additional
property which it may acquire with existing funds. The remaining
proceeds will be added tc the general funds of the company and be
available for, among other things, general corporate
purposes and for
expansion
•
>
1,500,000
Den-
&
:
-1959—^6 Mos.—1960
-LIABILITIES
of¬
approximately $700,000 will be used
development and initial operation, employing the Oreo Process,
the
ontion
the
Rand & Co
Byrd
Brothers
.___
Elworthy & Co
Grande & Co., Inc
William P.
Harper &
1,200,000
ton, Inc.—
•
priced at 100%, plus accrued interest.
were
BUSINESS—The
for
Co
'•'
-
—
______j__™_
Total
below
named
-
.
1,200,000
Federal
fering of $2,000,000 of this corporation's 6% convertible
debentures due Sept. 1, 1970 was made on Sept. 21 by
the
&
Bros.
Other
Oil
-
-assets
<
&
company
the re¬
the new bonds set opposite their names.
Amount
SEC
Chicago Regional Office announced Sept. 15th the filing of
(USDC, WD Ky.) seeking to enjoin Oil Lease and Clayton
Vermillion from further offering and sale of oil interests in viola¬
•
Sheet—
t
>
*,
acoeunts,
>
action
cor¬
1,500,-
'
metropolitan
the
purchase
& Co.™
Oil Lease Development Co., Inc.—SEC Court Action—
court
to
amounts of
Co
..McDonnell
Net
underwriters
l;200;000
1,200,000
1,200,000
Burns
163,045*436
>•
at
s(less
current
Total
redeemable
including
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
'" $
r*
14,150,784
taxes—
J
.
months ended May 31,
12
commitment
•W. C. Langley
y
to
.
miles,
'Hallgarten ■& Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
1960—7 Mos.—1959
.23,488,895
.
"7
'•
ASSETS
Less
.
•>
Witter
Drexel
7"';,i
24,152,631
taxes-".
income
operating
">v.'
■
1960—Month—1959
,
Operating
;
^
ASSETS
FIXED
Board Chairman and N. R.
as
976.
are
Blyth & Co., Inc.____ $1,850,000
White, Weld & Co
1,850,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
1,500,000
Kuhn, Loeb -& Co
1,500,000
$82,906.25
:• •/"
190, p.
^7
square
firm
a
Dean
308..
p.
Period Ended
Other
capital
"•
«items
the
.
spective principal
5,000.00
___^
the
of
share
.
•
Sundry
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new 1st mortgage
bonds, capitalization of the company as of June 30, 1960 was: $194,211,000 in first mortgage bonds; $17,000,000 in serial notes; $10,929,800
in convertible debentures; 326,368 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
par $100;
and 4,406,818 shares of common stock, par $6.50.
$123,375
$6.25
a
.
expenses
Total
1960. total operating
revenues
of the company amounted to $59,949,000 and net income to
$10,872,000 compared with total operating revenues of $57,761,0G0 and
net income of $10,053,000 in the calendar year 1959.
15,000.00
_____
^Receivables
OTHER
proceeds
completing
mately
$40,000.00
Total
192,
Federal
loans
bank
inventory
products
3.
v
of
B. Black
bonds
new
EARNINGS—For the
from
shares
value of $1
'
'
Inventories
7
\
7 BUSINESS—Pacific Power & Light is engaged primarily in generat¬
ing, purchasing, transmitting, distributing and selling electricity
in
Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
Electric service
is furnshed in over 200 communities in an area comprising approxi¬
stock.
common
authorized
par
$252,924.81
Prepaid
1989; and at special redemption prices ranging from
those redeemed prior to Sept. 1, 1961 to 100%
for those
or
after Sept. 1, 1989.
at $33,700,000.
June 30,
tendered
on
was
the
a
value.
Cash
*
5y8% coupon. They were:
a
-
>
>
from the sale of the new bonds will be
company's 1960 construction program and in
retiring short-term bank borrowings, which are not expected to exceed
$18,000,000.
Construction expenditures for the year 1960 are estimated
Outstdg.
corporation
the
/
'
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Blyth
UNDERWRITERS—The
in
this
at
19,740
issue
notes
increase
.
31,
Aug.
used
None
redemption
to
par
'
Hutzler, jointly, 99.13.
redeemed
V
112,598
An
debt.
for
voted
without
Period Ended June 30—
Oregon area.
convertible
proceeds
stock
common
purposes,
of
cash
net
called
such
determined.
been
not
President.—V.
as
&
100.69%
FINANCING
3,000
also
shares
CURRENT ASSETS
at general redemption prices ranging from 105.82% for those
redeemed prior to Aug. 31,
1961 to 100%
for those redeemed on or
fas¬
>200,000
funded
no
of
have
REDEMPTION—The
volume
Authorized
■
as Permian Oil Co., announced that
two-for-one split in the corporation's common
stock,
1960 to stockholders of record on that dace.
a
25,
.
estimated
•
value__
par
was
issue
common
in
PROCEEDS—The
sale
$100
notes
entire
.r
■
5c per share_
value
preference .stock
'
$53,854,356
Pierce Industries, Inc.—Consolidated Balance
company
Its royalty income
PRESENT
TO
Directors
►
000
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
jointly, 99.41; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.399; and
Lehman Brothers, Bear, Stearns ■* & Co. and Salomon
$157,059.
was
EFFECT
sales
Its
the
prospectus,
bonds
bids, all for
for
years.
$6,958,798 $59,046,765
..
.
poration from 500,000 shares with
California by Pacific Gas &
Six other companies
•*'
'
•
in
Co., Inc. and White, Weld & Co. are joint managers of
that offered publicly on Sept; 22 an issue of
$20,000,000 of company's 1st mtge. bonds, 5V8% series due
1990, at 100.689% to yield 5.08%. The group was awarded
the issue at competitive tsale on Sept. .21 on a bid of
99.72 for- the 5Vs%
coupon. -There were three other
the general
commercial production
than
$1,332,588.
was
1958
CAPITALIZATION * GIVING
j-
rapidly
more
$2,473,268, and in 1958
was
1959
•
The
present
1959
•in
fasteners
The pipe¬
voted
Oct.
the group
However, in meeting competition from the latter,
the corporation's
experience is that a large segment of industry has found it worth¬
while to purchase these self-locking fasteners to give greater reliability
•in
threaded joints.
In general, it may be said that sales of Nylok
self-locking
the
■
Pacific Power &
•
fasteners.
of
types
to
and
Sutherland
industries using
manufacturing costs
non-self-locking fas¬
standard
of
from
.
corporation, formerly known
effective
the Alberta-California Project,
the Province of Alberta to Cali¬
distributed
be
The'prospectus lists James
;
market
The
will
gas
border.
$7,303,719
212.
p.
,
1960—8 Mos.—1959
Permian Corp.—Stock Split—
boundary
the States
California
192,
The
as
Co.,
bentures
generally to all
corporation's
those
threaded
deformed
self-locking
The
bring gas
to
the
1960—Month—1959
_____
directors
-
1946.
The cor¬
New York, Cali¬
29,
Jersey,
manufacture
extends
nuts.
than
sells
and
such
products
and
somewhat, higher
teners
New
Period Ended Aug. 31
capital requirement of
company will approximate $132,000,000;
The company now has
outstanding 1,657,500 common shares, issued at $9 per share, of which
66.7%
is owned by Pacific Gas &
Electric, -10.6%
by directors of
Bechtel Corp., and 9.3%
each by Blyth & Co.,'Inc.; and International
Utilities Corp. 7 The Montana
Power Co. owns " 2.7%
and.;. Canadian
Bechtel Ltd.
1.4%The - company -expects
to " obtain the funds re-/.,
quired for its capital requirements as follows: $14,917,500 from the
prior sale of the 1,657,500 shares; $4,972,500 from the public sale
of the 552,500 shares; $13,300,000 from the sale of convertible deben¬
tures, and "$98,810,000 from the sale nf first mortgage pipeline bonds.
The timing, method and terms of the offering and sale of the de-
••
others
corporation's
and
screws
;are
licenses
March
on
in
■
manufactures
corporation
teners
for
Corp.
designed
According
1942
business
do
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
'
Sales
the
formed under the laws of
the
as
the Fibre
Lock-Nut Corp.
was
24,
Nylok
to
to
.
The
Dec,
on
to
Oregon
through
southward
States
the United
part of a project known
international
the
7
•
Offering to Stockholders—Pur¬
offering circular, this corporation,
Ave;, Paramus, N. J., offered
to its stockholders of record Sept. 8 rights to subscribe
to one new share of its no par common stock for each
Share then held.
14,225 shares were so offered, with
rights to expire at 5 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 10. No under¬
writing is involved. The price of the new shares was
$6.25 per share. • V :i"ft'* 7-';:C '
State
and
from
principal sponsor of the project.
participants or associates in the project.
are
Industrial
611
Ltd.,
Bechtel
extending
Washington and
is
Electric
Sept.,.2
a
at
pipeline
Canada
Idaho,
fornia.
Corp.—Rights
to
suant
located
he proposes to
stockholders of
shareholder, and
the former's sub¬
and
organized in August,
1957, and pursuant to a
convenience1 and necessity and related authori¬
import natural gas from Canada issued by the FPC in
1960, it is constructing and propose^ to operate a natural
between
backlog three times larger than, at any period in 1959.—V. 192, p. 404.
v' Nylok"
Canadian
of
officer
to
transmission
gas
,
compressors
Brookhaven
and
and
company,
employees
director,
a
—V.
zations
which
of
up
and
7
1960
quarter
quarter
Steele,
r
the
of
certain
to
The
company was
certificate of public
of
Norwalk Co., Inc.—Net Up—News—
.
shares
employees
line will be
;
his
of which he is
sidiary.
11,795,185
3,761,113
stock
common
of
Corp.,
August,
Net
(1199)
.
1960—7 Mos.—1959
14,606,910
t
the
Co.—Earnings—
23,586,694
1
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1960—Month—1959
revenues
income
.
.
Oct. 1 next, through
first mortgage 4V«%
Payment will
Interest.
Mass.—V. 190, p. 1073.
.
in
and
designing
versities. and
been
^
1949
made
.
to
armed
forces
some .17
PROCEEDS-rAssuming
research
establishments.
Sales
have
also
foreign countries.
this
entire
issue
is
sold,
proceeds
to
tho
8
will
company
estimated
amount
These
$5,000.
in
and
purposes
1.
Labor
2.
Purchase
3.
Sales
4.
costs
Research
6.
Working
the
,
of
parts
expenses
]——
_____
,
191,
Prudential
.
The
units
56
Oil
in
Corp.—Proposes
of
West
its
1960
Putnam
with
21
statement
the
Offering—
Sept.
on
filed
covering
1960,
15,
in its 1960 Drilling
Drilling Fund units
were
sold to 27 persons at $5,000 per unit. Subsequently,
in action
by the Commission, the company and Edward J. Willey, SecretaryTreasurer, consented to a permanent injunction against the sale of
such
units
without
registration.
The company proposes
to reoffer
such units and to extend to each purchaser the right to rescind his
purchase or to accept such reoffer by retaining his units. Of the 56
units sold, 10. units were acquired by Willey and four other officials.
Fund
"B."
The
at
units
144
$5,000
the
Drilling Fund and
According
the
Drilling Fund "B" are "to be offered, for sale
(with a minimum of two upits per investor), for
of financing the exploration of oil and gas by drilling
wells on property, to which the company shall acquire
titles, or by acquiring participations in turnkey contracts
participating interests in wells, as agents on behalf
of
purpose
exploratory
leases
or
other
or
purchasers of
the units.—V.
191,
$7,500
p.
2684.
&
Gas
in
when,
the
and
and
failure
expenses
the
fact,
paid
sum
that
disclose
to
receive
did
to
$12,000
going
Bankers
the
\
The
Service
First
Co.—-Bonds
Red Owl Stores, Inc.
Private Placement
—
Red Owl
—
Corp. and associates offered publicly
issue of $50,000,000 of this company's first
an
and refunding
mortgage bonds, 4%% series due 1990, at
102.099% to yield 4.62%. The group was awarded the
issue at the Sept. 20 competitive sale on a bid of 101.279%
for the 4%% coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
The
notes.
notes
2,000,000
Jan.
mature
1, 1975.. Of this
amount, $3,000,000 already has been borrowed, and the
remaining $1,000,000 will be sold to the same purchaser
on March 31, 1961.
The financing was arranged through
Lehman Brothers, J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood.
PROCEEDS—Of
loans.
Both
REDEMPTION—The
at
pany
regular
redeemed
bfter
prior
Sept.
102.10 %
Sept.
1989;
1,
for
redeemed
those
on
are
and
redeemable at
prices
1961
1,
at
Sept.
for
100%
option of the
107.10%
those
redemption
prior to Sept.
•and
prices
196i
1,
to
ranging
and
from
$220,000,000.
.
sale
the
of
the
will
bonds
new
-
.
be
"•
-
fi"dm
company engaged in the
business im New Jersey. In the 12 months ended June
of the company's operating revenues was deritecl
gas
about
65%
electric
its
111
addition,
of
Public
hensive
operations
the
company
Service
and
owns
Coordinated
bus
mass
about
35%
all
the
of
of
revenues
to
the
$40,423,546
and
12
months
compared
of
$39,244,108
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
capitalization
in
of
long-term
$100;
value;
and
the
debt;
1,343,999
of
14,602,540
for
serves
stock
in
purchase
amounts
the
of
of
30.
June
of
First
Dick
&
Boston
1960
..
Carl
Loeb,
M.
&
.
F.
Lynch,
S.
R.
W.
Moseley
&
Dominick
&
S.
&
Estabrook
Robert
Inc.
Co.
Co.—
—
770,000
&
s.
770,000
________
Co.
W.
B.
&
Illinois
Co.
Tyson
660,000
Co—
660,000
Securities
Corp.
Fahey, Clark & Co
Faulkner, Dawklns &
440,000
Ferris
440,000
Grimm
&
Childs
Adams
Crowell.
Weedon
Co]
&
Corp.
2*o,uu0
&
275,000
Strader
275,000
Thayer,
with
In
respect
amount.
to
In
a
public
a
conditional
offerings
notification
of
filed
&
110,000
_;
the
1961
to 100%
<
about
borrowings
about
of
for construction
1960
for
$13,500,000
BUSINESS—Rochester. Telephone
is
$12,000,000
The
purposes.
construction
in
from
company
'
telephone
oper¬
ating company conducting its business wholly within the Scate of New
York; serving without competition the City of Rochester and the adja¬
cent area. The area served comprises approximately 2,300 square miles
and has
estimated
an
of
revenues
the
population] of 685,000.. ••*'«
which
the
months
12
ended
to
amounted
company
I960,
May 31,
$26,580,586
$2,602,361/
>
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the
capitalization
bonds,
in
$44,528,000
long-term
$100;
par
and
of
from
the
of
the
company
stock,
common
.
,
Boston
First
$1,500,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
1,500,000
Lynch,
Bros.
Webster
Secu¬
rities
—V.
certain
to
shares
proposes
and
'
'
■'
'
respective numbers
consisting
for
certificate
of
of
four
principal
shares
of
Rijn, Presi¬
van
60,000
shares,
'
'
..
St., New York; 5, N. Y.
Craft
BUSINESS—Sabre
laws
of
State
the
at
business
of
and sale
manufacture
•
110.000
and
East
311
offered
sold,
are
of
event
the
The
Dec.
Street,
that
estimated
has
Tacoma,
all
31,
1956,
110,000
exemption
not
Smith Ine._
Co.,
&
Sullivan
the
.
shares
proceeds
of
the
to
B.
&
Co.—
(1)
Expenses
Costs-jot
the
named
of
of
offering
the
to
be
borne
by
estimated
company,
relocating
$5,000.00
present
offices
to
Tacoma,
manufactur¬
Wash.:
Estimated
(b)
Estimated leasehold
costs
moving
leased
newly
$15,000.00
improvements in
premises
10,000.00
was:
140,000
*
(3)
Costs
of
locating
tional
and
establishing addi
plants, sales and
manufacturing
administrative
Estimated
offices
in
of
costs
Michigan:
relocating
key
personnel
1,,
$2,500.00
sell
to
of
100,000
common
of
cost
additional
of
moulds
leasehold
10,000.00
7,000.00
2,500.00
im¬
and
10,000.00
supplies
51,000.00
100,000
(g)
Estimated cost of direct expenses in¬
cluding labor prior to completing
Additional
(h)
Sales promotion in
have
(i)
Estimated
11,000.00
sales
Indiana
and
sur¬
area
additional
6,000.00
working
capital
40,000.00
25,000
Additions
to
working
(a)
Maintain
(bi
Increase
severally
Contract/ to
severally,
their
each
names,
an
and
capital:
improve
tion & finance
pur¬
and
units—
rounding
Addi¬
them
debentures
costs
provements
100,000
below
Purchase
a
to
amount
the
sales
current
increased
posi¬
production
promotions
in
44,000.00
areas
already serviced
(c)
6,000.00
Reserve
5,431.25
interim
stock.
55,431.25
Units
&
Marache
Co.
Quinn
Russ
3,000
$225,431.25
2,000
—
McDonnell
5,000
&
Co.
Inc..
&
Co.,
1,000
Inc.—
3,000
Winslow,
2,000
1,000
Lentz, Newton & Co
—V.
192, p.
Inc.
Cohu
&
Stetson,
&
Co.—
110,000
*
500
from
This
issued
chase
figure
and
as
common
registration
exceeding
does
if
the
BUSINESS—The
manufactures
the
company,
devices,
which
3uch
machinery,
and
Blowers
(c)
Induction
without
owning
patents,
my
basically
following:
motors,
(b)
as
motors
guided
automatic
fans for
are
the
missiles,
pilots,
cooling
heart
motors
of
all
computers,
radar
electronic
automaticallygyro-compasses,
tracking,
etc.
and
FINANCING
of
192,
Outstanding
1,500,000
include
holders
the-
shares
warrants
p.
of
*848,250
common
exercise
their
to
stock
rights
to
be
pur¬
*
348.
similar
Synchronous
communication
motors,
which
equipment.
are
•
motors
'
*
•
constant
debentures, 50 shares
speeds,
of
Each unit
common
stock
and 10 warrants.
BUSINESS—Sachar
Properties,
Inc.
April, 1960,
and
is concerned with real estate
transactions, including purchasing
leasing, mortgaging or real estate and real property and the sub¬
dividing, improving and selling of parcels of land as building sites.
In
some
instances, they will become involved in the building plans
financial
purchase
N
Y,
balance
of
and
to
properties
at
be
was
organized
in
arrangements.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
'
with
offered at $200 per unit.
were
consists of $100 of
and
for
rotating electronic gear, such as: pumps,
compressors, heat exchangers, flow control valves, actuators for remote
control
of
rudders,
flaps,
aircraft
landing gear and teletypewriter
(d)
and
$600,000
equipment.
$300 000
drives
PRESENT
Properties, Inc.—Securities Offered—Globus,
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc. offered, on Sept. 21,
worth of this firm's securities to the public.
The securities
automotive
TO
1095.
Co., Inc., 40 Exchange Place, New York 5, N. Y., publicly
offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 1$ par common stock
at $3 per share.
controlled
not
stock.—V.
Inc.
Servo
EFFECT
Authorized
Rotating Components, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Pursuant to a Sept. 15 offering circular, S. Schramm &
(a)
GIVING
Common stock without par value
"
1,000
—
CAPITALIZATION
1,000
Co.
&
A.
Hogle & Co
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
be
ing plants and administrative and sales
mort¬
Bon-
—
forth below opposite
&
Inc.
will
company
Estimated cost of inventory, materials
27,500
-
stock
common
approximately $225,431.25 after payment of underwriter's commissions
and
expenses.
It is anticipated that such proceeds will be utilized
substantially in order of priority as listed:
(f)
D.
&
Granbery,
Co
the
under
is engaged in the
its principal place of
Was.i.
;
company
pleasure boats and
Alexander
the
PROCEEDS—In
,.
Sachar
110.000
Company,
Baker
&
'
v/:.7:'rV./'.-C
incorporated
was
Washington.
Estimated
Hopkins, Inc..
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc.
Pierce,
Lynch,
'
a
(e)
Units
Merrill
'
and
15,000
owns
Co., Inci^'Common Stock Offerecb1-
200,000
agreed
units set
$50
a
outstanding
'
(d)
conditions
has
has
secretary,
1,250,000
underwriters
certain
sell
duPont & Co.
Natural Gas Co., Inc.
company
'
'
.
.
to
pro¬
of
Sept. 20 offering circular, 273,250 shares
of this firm's no par common stock were publicly offered
at $1 per share by R. A. Holman & Co., Inc., of 54 Wall
to
$10,
stock, together with $2,350,000 of its debentures.
financing details follow: - • < r
V ■ »
the
also
institutional
construction
Constant
to
proposes
Estimated costs of moving moulds
Estimated cost of lease deposit
tional
subject
which J.
of
and
his wife and company
to sell 5,000 shares.
Craft Boat
Pursuant to
Financing Details — Our Sept. 19 issue reported the
Sept. 14 offering of 188,000 shares of this firm's common
and
$200,000
and
two
•
Sabre
192,
agreed,
the
Rijn,
""
Merle-Smith—
I.
bright
1,500,000
underwriting
company
to
company
(c>
Little
Rocky Mountain
shares
306,000
the
indebtedness,
1,250,000
&
George
Corp.___
p.
445.
finance
to
Estimated
1,500,000
__
&
used
Penington, Colket & Co.
1,500,000
Hutz¬
ler
be
to
The
(b)
Francis
Inc.
&
and
operations,
loans.
mortgage notes
preferred
par
Co
expanded
bank
$1,500,000
Dick
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith,
Salomon
proceeds
van
(a)
&
for
$350,000 of
and sell
shares of common stock,
severally agreed
respective
principal
Weld
price
used principally for the forced air cooling
are
needed
inventory
the
owns
,
White,
offering
amendment.
by
outstanding short-term
Amount
Corp.
a
(a>
1960
Amount
The
for
issue
addition
have
following
'
31,
cumulative
65,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
The principal underwriter is listed
public
engineering and development building at Woodstock.
In
•
first
new
May
of
below
named
bonds:
of
as
shares
shares
purchasers
the
company
150,000
1,367,186
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
the
of
debt;
income
net
The
producer of electro-mechanical air and gas moving
components of military
and
industrial electronic
are
total operating
and
with
Co., Inc.—Offering & Second'y
thereof.
Co.
These devices
(2)
/.//'/ ' •';■" .."].
stock,
used in such electronic equipment as aircraft and missile
systems;
computers;
automation
controls;
radio,
televison
to
dent,
"••••; 7
-
such
with
supplied
is
321,000
on
1960.
independent
an
.v
for
'• : " "
* •>'•
be
Christiane
the
for those redeemed
:
,
.
to
are
&
company
repay
new
,
interest
lower
a
of
Hasbrouck Lane, Woodstock, N. Y., filed a
the SEC on Sept. 21, covering
130,000
of which 65,000 shares are to be offered for
7-9
stock,
Hutton
investors,
Paul
April, 1959, Publishers Co
pro¬
public offering of 150,000 shares of class A common stock
at $2
per share, through L. L. Bost & Co.
In its suspension order.
$he Commission charges non-compliance with a
provision of Regula¬
tion A by reason of the company's failure to file
certain sales ma¬
posed
at
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
securities
in
E.
poses
from the sale of the bonds will be applied
demand
1959 and
to spend
expects
J.
an
provides
banks made in
110,000
order temporarily
suspending a Regulation A
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a public offering of stock by Publishers Co., Inc., of 1116
18th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
'
A
1,
'
of
repayment
Bosworth,
exemption
Regulation
to Sept.
1990.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Publishers Co., Inc.—Stock
Offering Suspended—
The SEC has issued
the
Fenner
inc.
—
1,
110,000
800.
p.
prior
1""»
Welssenborn,
Bogan
Co.,
Offered—The First
refundable
shares
by
additional stock, $450,000 will be used for tooling for the production
of new cooling devices, for expansion of production and sales of vortex
flowmeters, and to "replace certain of Government-owned equipment,
V
not
are
Is
and
radar
equipment.
A subsidiary: also .produces and sells vortex
.velocity flowmeters which measure and record the flow of liquids, air
and
other gases.
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of
,
,
of
Co.—
Inc.
Sheridan
&
110,000
110,000
;
McGlone
&
,
rate.
bonds
110,000
Inc."—..
MacGregor,
Inc.
192,
Carl
9"* noo
Co._—
after Sept.
unit
Marx <fc Co
Parker
942.
p.
200,000
held
110,000
Hugo
Stokes
Southwest
Glover
—V.
&
&
Co.—
Richards
330,000
Morris,
or
redeemed
chase,
Co
Investment
275,000
1
4%%
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
165,000
&
Co
&
Kay,
275,000
Sherrerd
Co.
First
&
330,000
Gardner—
165.000
_______
Norfolk
Hinckley
&
Elkins,
&
&
&
Butcher
&
Inc.
330,000
Co
&
165,000
165,000
Whiteside
Winslow,
Cleveland
—
Jrteinholdt
Sutro
Chace,
Dabney
192,
corporation
president
shares
holders
first
165,000
Leach
330,000
First
<-v>rp.
those
165,000
165,000
—
Harrison
Sullivan
The
Co.
___
&
165,000
W.
guidance
subsidiaries
prior to Sept. 1, 1965.
Otherwise, they are redeemable at
option of the company at redemption prices ranging from 106.43%
165,000
_
&
Co
Inc.
Townsend,
Inc—
Brothers
for
REDEMPTION—The
165,000
•_
Yeatman, Mosley
Co.,
Inc.
&
Co.,
660,000
Stern
101.377
Stone
& Co.———
Close
&
Agee
above.—V.
Corp.,
of
common
equipment.
rate
Suplee,
Fleming-
Hibbs
Inc.
The
770,000
165,000
165,000
&
Inc.
&
Lunt
Sterne,
—
its
and
company
the
of components
100.789, and a Halsey, Stuart -& Co. Inc. 100.T6v.hoth for
4%s? A Kuhn^TLoeb & Co.-syndicate ''Hanfed"£ grice-of
220,000
Inc.
Kerner,
Hanseatic
Corp.
Folger, Nolan,
<
to yield 4.65%. The group was awarded the issue at com¬
petitive sale on Sept. 21 on a bid of 100.829% for the
4%% coupon. A group headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Copland Eastman DiIlon/;JJnion Securities &, C°- bid
Merrill
Frederking—•
Applegate &
Rambo,
770,000
.
York
the
of
common
the
by
statement
present
terms
publicly on Sept. 22
an
issue of $12,000,000 of the corporation's 4%% first
mortgage bonds, series E due Sept. 1, 1993, at 101.678%
amounts
220,000
of
the
as
Boston Corp. and associates offered
to
&
Lundborg
D.
Sons.
&
Newburger
Granbery, Marache St
New
of
employees
220,000
220.000
&
Humphrey,
Irving
Inc
Inc.
Turner,
770,000
Davis
„—
by
to
220,000
Co.—
Co.,
Guerin
Fridley
Hulme,
Co.,
Kraus—
&
;
$247,000
—
pre-emptive
public sale by the company and
$350,000
220 000
&
Cohu
Dreyfus
1,100,000
—
&
Inc
Securities Corp.
& Co
Eppler,
1,250,000
Co
Cullom
Co.
&
Stetson
1,250,000
1
key
Greyhound
stock,
Co.,
Co...
Walker
Carolina
&
Baird
Burge
Shelby
1,250,000
Co.,
&
Gairaner
1,250,000
&
&
Richards
Joseph
_———j.
Ball,
&
Doolittle
Field,
Winslow,
&
W.
DIttmar
2,250,000
&
to
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Bonds
220,000
1,250,000
Anthony
Day
L.
Boynton
2,250,000
Smithers
Tucker,
D.
2,250.000
Co
Sept.
on
offered
be
gage
275,000
Co;
Langley
Shields
shares
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Sells Int.
275,000
Cartwright &
Dominick—
&
$275,000
275,000
Iacr.
Co. 2,250,000
Co—
Witter
R.
2,250.000
Co— 2,250,000
&
Inc.
Inc.
Co.
E.
Inc.
Amount
Co.____.
&
Sweney,
.
Bros. & Hutzler
Wertheim
F.
&
Pressprich
C.
McKelvy
Pierce,
Smith
&
Salomon
Dean
Mason-Hagan,
2,250,000
Rhoades
Chemical Co.—Stock Plan—
'
.
Hill Richards & Co.
2,250,000
Fenner
W.
Co.
Co.
Merrill
-
&
SEC
EARNINGS—For
Corp._$6,780,000
Peabody
•
Los- Angeles, filed a registration statement with
19, 1960, covering 450.000 shares of capital stock,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
bonds,
$712,131,600
was:
,
Merle-Smith—, 2,250,000
Kidder,
'
'
.
new
operates
now
of
company,-
See
to
new
cumulative preferred stock,
par
preference common stock, no par
common
stock,
no
par
value.
Amount
The
to
$369,479,713
the
of
of
bonds:
new
the
1959.
year
sale
the
purchasers named below have severally agreed
the
company
the following respective principal
from
50
open
capital
authorized
par
100,000
company,
devices
Rexall Drug &
This
New
PURCHASERS—The
to
to
company
held
other
registration
compre¬
a
areas
revenues
calendar
to
of
as
shares
dividend
shares
capital
1960, total operating
$384,028,043 and net income
to
the
effect
company
999,942
shares
operation's:
gas
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
total operating
with
its
operates'
ended June 30,
amounted
company
income
net
the
that
system
Jersey and extends into New York City,
from
outstanding
which
Transport-
transportation
REVENUES—For
plans
The
This
t
-
those
■
.
(The company is an operating public utility
.
30, -1960,
Stores
years'.
12,000
,
.
voting stock. The stock is .non¬
rights.; There, are no restrictions
upon the dividends, and prior to the offering,
lc
no
Rotron Manufacturing
-
from
for
100%
the
general funds of the company and will be used for
corporate ' purposes,
including
payment
before
maturity
of
$32,000,000 of approximately $56,000,000 of unsecured short-term bank
loans and payment of a portion of its current construction program.
As-of June 30, I960, the estimated cost of this current construction
elbctric
.'•• }■
\•
♦
Owl
three
next
of
has
and
shares
the
The
or
to
was
the
/
of the issuer, Arthur G. Miller
James H. Mills, the secretarytreasurer of the issuer.—V. .192, p, 212.
..••>'•'< •
100,000
supermarkets
169 retail
food stores in the 10-state area of Minnesota, Michigan, , North and
South
Dakota,
Wisconsin,
Iowa,'., Illinois,
Wyoming,
Montana
and
Colorado. It also services 425 wholesale accounts.—V. 191, p. 2094.
those
on
general
program
used
capital.
working
•'BUSINESS—Red
during
com¬
for
redeemed
1989.
1,
proceeds
the
from
ranging
to
special
redeemed
after
or
PROCEEDS—Net
added
bonds
redemption
to
be
90,000
—
—
the right to vote or
were issued
and outstanding
upon
there
$1,600,000 will be used to repay bank
for expansion purposes and for addi¬
proceeds,
will
45,000
—
—-—-—•_—
—
shares
assessable
pursuant to the company's stock option plan.—V. 192, p. 746.
for 43/4S.
were
the
balance
The
tional
associates
were second in the bidding, naming a price of
100.62; and a third bid of 100.1199 was submitted by a
group headed by White, Weld & Co.; Blyth & Co. Inc.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
Reserves
CAPITALIZATION—The
Stores, Inc. has placed privately $4,000,000 of 14V2-year
5%%
Offered—
Boston
Sept. 21
on
Electric
(5)
(6)
/
the
5.000
—25,000
■
,
Public
$70,000.
promotion
——
costs—new motcrsJ
Purchase
ox
Inventory
Reduction of accounts and notes payable
Engineering
Total
I
programs.
public
the
Sales
(4)
for
Governmental
Purchase of machinery and equipment.
(1)
.(2)
.
Co. has been appointed co-registrar
corporation.—V. 192, p. 996.
Trust
of
stock
various
offering is on an "all or nothingbasis, in the event any sale is consummated, the company will receive
$247,000, which will be used approximately as follows:
Radio Shack Corp.—Appointment—
The
to
for a number of missile
has furnished components
PROCEEDS—Since
(3)
common
1
private companies. 95% of the company's business is
or
indirectly with the government, with some work
to prime contractors and some directly to the government. The
'
„
continually
sales
made
has
company
company
.
r
'
'
Gyro motors; In addition to the Servo
The
the statement that
estimated sum of
the underwriter was $14,939,
of the proceeds would be ex¬
189, p. 1798.
for generating alternating
'
-••'••
1
Armed
record
to
Agencies and
done
directly
of
shares
15,635
used
motors, all space vehicles,'
Submarines, aircraft, tanks, guided missiles, and ships must have one
or
more
gyros to reference all of their actions.
and commissions and
would not exceed the
pended for improved land.—V.
144 units
the 1960
prospectus,
the
in
unit
per
to
would
underwriter
underwriter's
the
Conn.,
Greenwich,
Ave.,
SEC
the
that
such as those used by the
television programs.
recorders,
tape
for
recorders
the
Alternators, which are rotating devices
(Q)
misrepresentations
stock in payment for expenses
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
'
(f)
close
corporation,
registration
a
$295,000
and
.
.
current.'
suspension
referred to in the Commission's order re¬
lated to the stated use of the proceeds of the offering as it related
to a reduction of outstanding obligations and a statement that $14,616
of notes held
by officers, directors and promoters may be paid out
of the proceeds when, in fact, there was an understanding that these
notes
would be paid
from funds made available from operations or
from the financing of installment sales contracts; the failure to dis¬
2749.
p.
an
used
are
Forces
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether
should be vacated or made permanent.
the
The
v
50,000
10,000
...
Total
—V.
-
which
further
asserts
that
the company's
offering circular
misleading in respect of certain material facts and
offering violated Section. 17 of the Act., The order pro¬
and
vides
25,000
:
and
development..
capital
it
and
false
stock
"
-
50.0G0
60,000
»,
__
terial,
wras
that the
$100,000
Advertising
5.
the
the
after deducting expenses in
proceeds will be used for
order of priority shown: „
$295,000
to
of
amount
following
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1200)
East'
used
of
in
82nd
as
the
New
St.
offering
Rochelle,
and
will
N.
Second
working capital.—V.
be
Y.,
Ave.
192,
partly
used
in
Bridgehampton,
in
p.
L.
Manhattan.
the
I..
The
156.
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
192
Number 5989 v.*The Commercial and Financial Chronicle"
(1201)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
nounced
first
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
Name
Then
an¬
follow with
we
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
D.
C. Transit System, class A (quar.)__
Power & Light, $4
pfd. (quar.)
$4.24
Name of Company
Aeronca Mfg.
5»/2'%
Air
Corp.
•
&
(quar.)
of
10-14
10-
3
12-
1
11-
4
J56c
11-30
11-
4
30c
30c
9-30
9-23
9-30
9-23
preferred
C
American
Book
American
'___ ':7r
pfd.
Co.
Dividend
preferred
(quar.) ■ ____■
Molasses Co. (quar.)
Pipe & Construction
Denver
$2.90
;
(quar.)
Detroit
Aro
Chemical
1
11-
1
10-20
Dixon-Powdermaker
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
Dominion
10-
n
25c
11-15
10-28
60c
10-15
9-23
>
9-20
Atkinson
1
10-10
Dura
1
10-10
57c
non-cum.
Corp.
Steels, Ltd.
Auto
Finance
B
preferred
pfd. (quar.)
II
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bank
Corp.
67c
Commercial
preferred
Beaton &
67c
&
Bings; Mfg.
67o
common
Corp.,
2
9-22
$1.50
10-
1
43c
-
Bridgeport
Brodie
$1.50
pfd.
Stock
Trust
(quar.)
common
Oil
.Class
Bush
B
'
7
(Mass.)
Lines,
class
A
Co.
Co.
(Md.)
9-20
(stock
1
10-10
9-29
11-15
10-31
Fireman's
12-17
12-
3
Firestone
11-
10-
5
4%
1
10-
12-
First
7
9-16
9-27
9-19
9-23
Futterman
10-
1
17'/2c
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-17
11-
10-
27c
7
7
1
10-14
60c
11-
1
10-10
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries—
Quarterly
*8%c
10-28
9-28
prior pfd. (quar.)
11-15
Canadian
Cannon
Co.,
Capital Plastics
Carolina,
Cedar
(increased)
Clinchfield
Point Field
Certificates
Trust—
Indiana
Gas
Central
Kansas
Central
Wisconsin
Common
67c
(quar.)
convertible
Chain
Belt
Chase
Bag
Co.,
$5
1st
Cincinnati
Citizens
Class
Inc.
Casualty
B
divid.
Citizens
Trust
Clayton
Mark
4V2%
Clinton
Colonial
57c
Concord
preferred
57c
preferred
conv.
preferred
Consumers
Power
Fund
Co.,
(quar.)
$4.52
preferred
Connector,
Mortgage/
Crush
(White
Renfrew
9-23
;
Honolulu Iron Works
5
Hotel Syracuse
5
10-15
10-
approve
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
Illinois
Lock
Illinois
Power
1111-
Co.
10-
common
10-
class
9-21
5
New
10-15
6c
10-15
■
65c
11-21
$1.04
1-3-61
$1.12>/2
1-3-61
$1.13
1-3-61
(quar.)____
y,
___
New
Britain
New
A
10-
1q-25
10-
10-25
55c
Ltd.-(quar.t.^__tl2Vic
Plains- N.
Y.)
Coi. <quar.)__
(quar.), V
Insurance
Interior
1
50c
j
12V2C
•10-14
10-31
10-24
7%
47c
V
11-r
10-13
9-23
$4.60
J.),
1
9-22
9-30
9-20
6%
10-17
10-
3
10-15
10-
3
Niagara
-
9-30
9-20
12-30
12-20
2%
11-
1
10-15
9-30
9-20
$0.1422
9-30
10-17
10-
11-15
11-
1
$10
12-26
12-23
15c
10-
%
(quar.)
25c
"
York
Times, 57%7o
York
Wire
1
North Jersey Trust
12-31
12-
1
North Shore Gas Co.
American
Northeast
9-20
1
11-10
11-
1
10-18
t
$4.10
9-26
'$4.11
preferred
10-11
10-
10-10
10-25
10-
1
(Mass.)
Trust
Quarterly
4%.
9-26
,
A
pfd.
Glass
10-15
9-30
$1.02
10-15
9-30
9-30
"
Johnson
(NY)
Va
10-15
10-15
9-30
'
10-15
9-30
.
10-15
9-30
7'i
(quar.)
Insurance
t3cy
(Milw.) —
75c
Old
.
9-30
9-19
28c
10-29
10-10
'
20c
10-15
9-30
*
7 r! $1.06
10-15
9-30
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Colony Insurance (Boston)
(quar.)
.7
■
9-30
One
Hour.Valet
;
Otis
Elevator
;
11-17
10-
1
11-
;
10-15
9-30
Oxford
10-
3
9-20
Paauhau
10-
1
9-23
Pacific
Associates,
10-
1
9-15
Pacific
Car
3
Pacific
Coast
10-31
10-10
10-
Paper
&
9-28
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Power
*
10-
25c
11-
10-
(quar.)____
pfd.
pr.
12-
11-15
$1.25
•
(quar.)
1
Ltd.
9-20
9-30
9-26
30c
9-28
9-23
7
,10-15
Co.
10-14
$$l
10-14
65c
Co.
9-30
9-30
10-10
9-30
10-10
9-30
$1.54
10-10
$1.41
10-10
9-30
7v2c
!_
(quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
10-15
10-10
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5.64%
9-30
40c
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
common
;___
1
(quar.).
7
11-
1
10-20
Penney
11-
1
10-20
(J. C.) Company (quar.)
1011-
1
10-
1
10-25
1
9-22
10-
5
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport)—
9-26
9-15
Permian
11-
1
10-10
Corp. (2-for-i split)
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)
ioc
11-
1
10-10
Picioriai
15c
9-30
11-
1
10-10
Piedmont
$1.25
10-20
11-
1
10-10
2'/4c
9-25
11-
1
10-10
lc
9-25
9-20
11-
1
11-30
Piggly
9-28
Pioneer
10-10
7
1
5
10-25
Plymouth
Potomac
in¬
Pratt
—
32c
11-
(quar.)_—
45c
10-14
-
-
1
10-
3
Price.
9-30
10c
Co._—
10-
1
3
9-26
;
*'
10-
1
,
1-18
Bank
(Rhode Island)
preferred B
Read
Inc.
Bros.
&
Co.
&
1-
:
.
(From
10-
7c
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
10-
1
—
(quar.)
25c
20c
B%b""
1
10-.14
10-
1
10-25-
TO-25
9-30
9-15
9-30
10-20
9-30
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
(quar.)
30c
10-
1
11-
90c
12 J/jC
(quar.)
t50c
RR.
income)
10-
1
4C
10-
7
9-19
9-30
:
9-16
4
10--4
r
11-
2
10-15 '?
11-
t30c
—
9-30
1
:
.
(Canada) "(quar.)
11-
$2.50
—
9-22
10-10
2
10-15
'Common
26c
/
(quar.).
preferred. (quar.)_"___——
,
11-15
11-15
84c
'•4.50;%'' preferred. (quar.)JL.—
Putnam
Trust-.(Greenwich,
Conn.)
(quar.)—,
j.
7
10-28
Quincy Market* Cold
Quebec
h
Storage (quar.)
-10*
25c
;
10-28* ;
1
Power Co* (quar.)
1-—
V
.^_<
*9-30
50c
J4t)c
•
11-25
r
10-28*-
s;
11-15,
$1.12 Va"
9-23 ;
9-26
10-
1
9-21
80c
'
Publiq Service; Co. of New Hampshire—
3
10- 7
9-20
1
35c
—
t25c
3.35%
11-
5
$1,17 J/2
Worcester
Bank.
9-16
(quar.)
Ltd.
investment
Provincial
9-14
10-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&-Co.,
1
62 J/2 c
(quar.)
common
10-
*
—
________—_
Corp.
Brewing Co.,
9-19
10-
(quar.)
(quar. )'___1____
Provident Fund for Income," Inc.—
r
..
*
1
10-15
$1.75
$28
(accum.)
(this payment clears all arrears)
" ' : ;;
11-
(quar.)
Cordage Co. (quar.)
Edison, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)_
Providence
10-10
tl2c
20c
&
Preway,
•
(quar.)_______
(Calif.)
Credit
Plantations
11-15
11-
Ry.
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)_
Plainfield Union Water (quar.)
9-29
12-
Corp.
$2.50
9-20
5c
Package
Northern
&
Wiggly
4.70%
•
Paper
Extra
10-10
10-
5c
-
/:
9-20
50c
1
•
9-20
10-25
___^
50c
30C
(quar.)
-
9-30
40c
Corp.
;
9-30
'
$1.25
Light,
preferred
,6.16%
,
Park
9-23
Electric
&
t50c
7;
(s-a)__;
.
5
9-27
;
preferred (quar.):
Pemco
v
$1
Inc.'- (quar.7Vic, •
Stephens «Ss Shinkle Shoe Co. ,(quar.)
10c-
Class B
1
7
37v2c
(quar.)
;
10-20
10-25
7'
..
'
9-20
25c
Inc., 6%
Foundry
&
9-21
10-28
'7/
10-15
1;
1
10-10
Co. Ltd
Terminals,
10-20
9-30
preferred
■■
9-30
10-31
11-
$5
Co.,
Sugar
10-
75c
IV2C
37 J/2 c
25c
(quar.)
;
(increase quar.)
Outlet Company (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
2
9-26
5%
(quar.)
)
$1.04
f; $1.02
•
preferred
Pittsburgh
from
(5c
America
Josten's, Inc., class-A.——I—
9-12
,
$1.02%
Ltd.
National
18c
15c
2Vic
27c
15c
:
preferred
9-12
90c
1
9-16
;
(initial).
pfd.
9-22
9-30
(quar.)
50c
40c
Casualty (increased s-a)__
Co., 7%
9-20
9-22
-
1
50c
Fund
preference
.
9-29
9-22
55V4c
58%c
—.—
Fire &
:
9-16
10-20
;
7
Ltd.—
North
9-30
9-30
27 l/aC
(quar.)
10-
income and 27c from securities
of
10-31
20c
7
com.
10-
60c
10c
10-
t6c
35c
4.24%
-
25c
10-14
;
:
30c
Ctfs
(Minn.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
9-26
10-17
120c
11-
,
20c
V
.__
(quar.)
Telephone,
Northwestern
3
10-17
7Vic
25c
20c
9-19
9-23
10-10
11-
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.16
10-25
$1.75
preferred' (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
9-15
9-15
9-19
3
$ 0.56625
10-7
1
9-19
10-
25c
System
preferred
Northern
10-
$1.50
(quar.)__
yi
9-30
10-
>
$1.38
Canada, Ltd
(Ridgewood) (quar.)
$3.60
4
9-19
<:
of
Northern States Power
11-10
1
10-
I
prior pfd.
$4.08
10-
2
9-21
10-
(quar.)
Fund
Investors
Optional
94.
$1.15
Transit
11-
•
.
Cloth
Frontier
11-30
1
7
9-30
"
t.:
Co.—
New
1
10-
9-20
(Conn.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
;
:
3
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
Bank
9-15
17 Vac
,u
(quar.)
North
12-
9-19
9-30
30c
50c
Power
10-31
12V2c
50c
$1
1
$0.1422
5.52%
9-16
10-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
National
preferred
9-23
*
12c
50c
—51c
52Vic
53'/4c
Ltd.—
Commerce
Ribber
Growth
Mfg.
'
International, Ltd., pfd. A (quar. )_il *t$1.62%
10-21
1
'7c
* 7c
;
(quar.)"
Johnny-Oii-therSpot Central,
V; 9-21
7Vic
1
1
9c
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power. & Light— *
10-14
<•
class
Jeannette
5
-
10-
25c
(special)
common
Machine
England
11-
4V2C
__:
Breweries, Ltd.—
Jacobsen
9-19
"10-31
of
&
Shares,
Co.
Interstate
.9-30
>\"v
9-22
75c
'.T'
(Chambersburg, Pa.)
(John
9-26
- ■
6
1
gains)
(quar.)
preferred
Nesbitt
10-
~
9-20
10-
;
(quar.)
Nelson Fund, Inc. (a distribution of income)
9-28
9-23
10-
21V2C
(quar.)
.'Quarterly
(quar.)
Co.
profits)
2
17Vic
■
Sugar
vestment
2
12V2C
(quar.)—.
4lA%
10-
25c
75c
20c
—
:
(final)
Gasoline Co
2
12-
tax
Institutional
10-21
12-
Industries,
Institutional
9-20
12b.
Chemical
British
Inglewood
9-30
;
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
9-30
37'/2c
1
10-27
9c
Britain
10-14
—
(quar.)
Hose
8-29
17V2C
5
10-
6
preferred
preferred
Industrial
3
57c
10-
28c
common
preferred
conv.
10-
_______
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
Industrial
3
10-25
68c
10-31
V.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Imperial
1
10-25
(quar.)__
Neiman-Marcus,
10-20
—
(quar. ) >__
Less
1
11-15
A
/
9-26
payment omitted)
preferred
Imperial
9-22
11-15
35c
._
1
class
V
10-17
(quar.)—I
4.70%
9-22
12-
48c
1:25c
9-30
30c
25c
(quar.)_i__-_—J15c
4.26%
10-20
1
11-18
(quar.)
National Chemical & M'fg. Co. (stock divid.)
National Finance Co., 6y4% pfd. (special)_•_
4.52%
4.20%
9-13
1
11-18
12-12
Quarterly
10-14-
—_______
4.08%
5
11-
12-12
Quarterly
9-20
12-
m
9-20
Co.
(s-a)
Bank
10-31
(quar.)
common
10-14
20c
(quar.)
Fund
9-30
a
(quar.)_
(div.
9-30
(Wilkes-Barre)—
Ltd.,
Industries
11-29i
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
preferred
10-10
10-14
6c
Corp.—
realized capital
W
12-15
5
4%
10-25
50c
(quar.)
Shares
10-15
——_.
1-
Power
5c ;
50c
28a/4C t
—
Ltd.
1
15c
Boston
>
Containers,
preferred
&
9-29
10-30
25c
(quar1.)
Co.,
&
1-
1
<11-
—
__
N
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
9-20
2.4%
(quar.)_,
(quar.)_.
9-30
10c
L".
55c
$1.12»/2
20c
25c
—:
Quarterly
10-
9-30
6%
payments
1-15
1-1-61
;
(quar.)
Products." (Del.)
&
Co.
1-15
10-
16c'
(quar.)
Milner
A
Holt,
50c
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett; Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
of
Quarterly
& Co. No action taken on common
class
Home Title
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
..County Tfust
Co.
N.)
(P.
9-28
9-30
(quar.)—
$4.50
10-17
Cooperage, class A (quar.)_
Gas
(R.)
or
10-20
(s-a)
class A
$4.16
Coronation
Hoe
9-15
$1.37V2t
Co.,
Investment
Crowley
9-30
11-15
(quar.)
Smelters, Ltd.—
shares ordinary
Water
9-16
—
(quar.)
Fire Brick
P.)
Haverhill
Tin
Consumers
Continental
(A.
9-26
10-17 •■t'
40c
(quar.)
Oil
9-29
II
Harvard Trust (Mass.)
9-26
$1.12'/a
common
Royalty
Consolidated
Corn
1
10-15
.
Miners National Bank
Murphy Finance Co.,
,
321/2C<
—25c
; 25c
$0.6069
Hirsch
5c
(quar.)
9-16
5
45c'
.;
(stockholders
9-30
1
20c
9-26
/•
'
,
,
(quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada
7
45c
(quar.)
;
Gas,
(Omaha)—
split)
10-
(quar.)
9-30
7c
9-20
10-1
25c
,
1956
Co..
10-
4V2c
Hawley Products
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Heat-Timer
Corp. (quar.)
Hein-Warner Corp. (stock dividend)
10-
Extruders
Montana
(quar.)___^—
American Markets
Greif Bros.
7
8c
American
67c
10-
5%
Extra
Consolidated
Stores
Drug
Green
Co.—
1947 &
Miami
9-30
(quar.)
three-for-one
10-25
income)
J.)—
(N.
National Bank
10-14
(monthly)
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Edison
Merchants
Modern
(quar.)
common
9-30
10c
New
(quar.)
New
9-20
9-30
20c
_
10-17
Southern
of
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
9-20
10-31
Finance Co.
preferred
9-22
*
4.42%
(quar.)
dividend
Consolidated
Pumps,
Greater All
9-30
9-30
5c
(quar.)
com.
3
10-
Co.—
Co
preferred
Gray
9-28
10-25
30c
Y.), class A
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Natural
10-
10-15
$1.25
both class A & class B__
Co.
pfd. series
Mfg.
5%
7
5
15c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
:
(Schenectady)
Finance
10-
10c
Electric Illuminating,
Commonwealth
Stock
(N.
Trust
(quar.)_
A
preferred
Goulds
9-16
10-
10-31
25c
__
A (quar.)
'____
(from income)„__.——
12-19
1-3-61
Co.
investment
9-23
—
Corp;
lc
on
Trust
9-30
10-31
10c
.
:
(Vermont)
Co.
&
9-21
$1.19
(quar.)
Stock
Cleveland
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Stock Yards
Union
9-21
1
25c
:
pfd.
Mechanics
from
2%
Shoe
4Vi%
9-30.
common—
Trust
9-26
1
10-
9c
;__
preferred
Chittenden
1
10-
25c
(extra)
Chemical Fund,
9-15
10-
Bronze
Goodman
Transport—
preferred
Co.
1
20c
4%%
Motor
(Quarterly
1
■
:__
Mfg.; i.J__
Gimbel Bros., Inc., common
10-10
(quar.)
Power,
10-
10-10
interest.:
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Central
1
Trust
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Georgia
9-30
10-20
Celotex
57c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
f
beneficial
of
Ry.
10-15
(quar.)_-———-
Dynamics Corp. (reduced)
General Industrial Enterprises
1
10c
Ohio
&
11-
10c
>
common___
'
10-
10c
Shoe
Class A
1
t75c
1:25c
Canadian
Husky Oil, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse, Ltd.. (quar.)_______
3
-
City Steel, Inc.
6Va%
10-28
11-
t45c
(quar.)—
11-15
t$2
____
of Commerce
Bank
10-
(quar.)—_—___—
General
10-28
tl5c
Co.
10-14
30c,.
—
common
9-19
10-15
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Fund-
Co.
9-16
V 9-21
Maryland National Insurance (s-a)
9-20
National Bank
_____.:
preferred
General
9-20
10-1
25c
.__tl5c
(quar.)
common
4%
Gate
(quar.)
Arena
9-20
1
—
Co.,
9-16
9-23
New
(reduced)
National
series
Gardner-Denver
9-15
1
9-23
10c
Central
1
(N. Y.)—
Utilities
Galveston-Houston
9-21
9-30
60c
of
;__
25c
;
9-27
25c
20c
Co.
10-
——____.
Monthly
(quar.)
9-28
$1.25
Trust
Midland
(From
common-(quarf)Vii"
Corp., class A
Monthly
'
Midland
35c
Fund
Stock
9-20
$1
(quar.)
10-17
J.)__
Custodian
10-20
6
:
10-
—
Common
Franklin
1
10-
(Troy, N. Y.)—
quarterly
20c
Water
11-
Foils, Ltd.,
Increased
25c
Florida
1
11-
25c
Manufacturers National Bank
York
Bank
&
3
4c
9-20
(quar.)
&
9-28
10-
$3.50
9-30
20c
Mutual
5
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
Bank
10-10
Year-end
Florida
9-30
J15c
preferred
9-26
55c
,,
10-17
Milling Co.—
9-23
1
88c
9-27
10-
Rice
(quar.)
10-
12V2%
25c
35c
9-15
10-
-
State
9-15
15c
"
and
(quar.)___
National
Camden
National
(quar.)
Majestic Penn State, Inc
8%
10-14
5
1
10c
(quar.)__—
Quarterly
First
1
12Vic
r__
9-30
10.10-
Marine
35c
Rubber
9-22
40c
9-20
$1.07
Insurance
&
1
10-15
50c
7V2c
10-
75c
A
Fund
Tire
10-
Cen¬
(quar.)
1
Deposit.(Md.) ,(quar,—
dividend
Stock
35c
of
Cement
10-
;
(N.
Co.
Extra
(quar.)
Trust
9-16
7
earnings excluding cap¬
&
1
Brewing
10-
15c
$1.50
(resumed quar.)
Co.
Fidelity &
4
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)_
Camden Fire Insurance Assn. (quar.)
Class
York
(Wilkes-Barre) (quar.)
First Seneca Bank & Trust Co. (quar.•
10-
37V2C
Canada
Marine
1
7%
10-
(quar.)
Trust
&
9-30
Mutual
net
preferred
4.60%
9-23
1
10-28
10-
Canadian
1
12-
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co.,
.
1
Bank
9-22
9-30
9J/2C
(quar.)
10-14
70c
Federal Oil
9-20
9-15
10-
,
1-3-61
4c
,
6%
12-
12-15
"
$2
y;..
dividend)
(quar.)
(Mass.)
(quar.)
1
'
Buzzards Bay Gas Co.,
12-15
(s-a)_;
Farmers & Mechanics-Citizens
$.00875
Freight
Mfg.
9-16
10-25
20c
__.
(quar.)—
9-
Quarterly
10-17
10-
47'/2c
____________-
—--—
9-16
9-30
9-17
10-11
Portland
Louisiana
9-30
9-17
1
9-29
(initial)
Angeles Athletic Club
Nassau
50c
,___
(quar.)_t
9-16
1
10-
35c
class A
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
'9-30
9-17
10-
25c
12V2C
25c
20c
Carolina)
Fallkill National Bank
10-
$1
Co.*
Terminal
Butler
,
Star
10-28
profit)
(North
Ewa Plantation
1
87V2C
(quar.)
9-22
Inc.—
75c
V
(quar.)
Co;
(accum.)
Y.
Longhorn
4c
gains)
30c
.
_
—
Buckingham
ital
25c
'
.
___:
(quar.)
3
10-28
1
5c
National
N.
110c
193%c
37V2C
—__
pfd.
(Baltimore)
(Accumulated
75c
.
(quar.)______:
(quar.
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Creek
Eurofund,
10-
22c
N.)
dividend.
Trust
21c
(s-a)
A_i___lr_'
)____7_~i"___i'_______
class
Hydraulic
1
9-22
50c
(quar.)
common
-
(Ralph
Brookline
11-
(quarj—25c
common
Yard
Products
Bowman
Essex
9-29
10-15
35c
(quar.)
'
9-30
10-
9-15
7
10-
Inc.
Liberty Bank (Buffalo, N. Y.)
9-22
preferred (quar.)___
Bourbon Stock
Buck
10-
;___
preferred (quar.)__
3V2To
62V2C
(quar.)
.___
(quar.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.,
Borg-Warner
Mills
9-15
RR.,
Co.
Erwin
9-22
10-25
1
12-
15c
—
10-
4%
15c
(quar.)
25c
Trust
75c
Erie
Furniture,
1
9-29
Los
(quar.)
income
Equity Oil Co. (Colorado)
Ero Manufacturing (quar.)
(quar.)
Lake
&
Equitable
10-20
9-15
Corp.,
Biederman
securities
10-20
9-30
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products
10-17
9-28
11-15
7Vic
(quar.)
net investment
from
10-31
10-
1
preferred
Lone
"Adrs"
on
10-31
40c
Lehman Corp.
Lestoil Products,
Ltd.—
Consolidated
Products
10-31
."
9-16
(New England) class A
Industries, Ltd. (final)
about 9V2C
(19c
10-10
9-30
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
10-31
Leetronics,
12-
preferred (quar.)__
University (stock div.)
(quar.)
9-30
11 'Ac
common
to
B
10-15
5%
tral
(quar.)
profits)
Dredging, 6%
Extension
10-21
50c
Co.
securities
(quar.)
Company, Inc., class A
1
_4.__,
from
15c
11-
^
Employers Group Asso.
Energy Fund, Inc.—
9-26
Salle
Musical
9-23
15c
Stock Yards,
Assn.,
Equal
9-20
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
Bessemer
1
10-25
Crosse
payable
(quar.)
35c
__,
.
Caldwell Mfg.
Belt RR.
10-
La
Lane
$1
$1.50
Laboratory
Electrical
3
(quar.) ___!
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Corp.
10-
(quar.)—
9-30
from
Corp.
75c
'-rV:-T
&
10-25 V
9-30
9-30
10-14
26c
25c
income
common
(quar.)
Edgcomb Steel
(quar.)
Bankers Trust Co.
Baystate
9-20
25c
(quar.)
Nutley (N. j;)
Shares, 6%
pfd.
Bankers
9-30
1
:
Corp.
of
Bank
Economics
11-
__
10-15
50c
of
La
(quar.)
Racing
preferred
9-26
y
(quar.)__
9-30
120c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
(1947 series)
40c
cial
10c
'
Co.,
9-30
21c
in-
(quar.)
Inc.
Bancohio
$1
11-10
gains)-
9-30
5 7o
"•
preferred
Eastern
9-26
40c
from
(5c
capital
(L. S.) & Co., common
4l/a7c
Stores
10-14
}25c
'.
from
10-15
Class
Fund
Gas,
Electric
class
Fund,
4Va%
Balcrank,
Eagle
1
$2.50
11-15
$1.19
Ltd., common
(quar.)
,
RR.—
(s-a)__
54c
(from investment income)
King-Seeley
ap¬
(quar.)
30c
___.
9-30
9-15
Common Stock Fund Series S-3
(14c from investment income and a spe¬
share
dividend
25c
(quar.)
16c
9-30
10-15
'
10-27
64c
"
to
(s-a)
Natural
•
11-18
1
10-20
11-
13c
7
Co.
Axe-Houghton
Ayres
12-
9-15
9-30
10c
(quar.)
B
Lincoln
Investment
Corp.
Stock
67o
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Atlas
and
Supply
Corp.
Coast Line
come
10-14
25c
1
B-2
10-10
t20c
preferred
11-
2Vi%
Stationers
Finance
Atlantic
7V2%
11-
56V4C
1
11-15
Co
Investments,
Canada,
Duquesne
(interim)
Athey Products
7
of
11-10
_.
___.
1
10-
10-15
9-26
(quar.)
Furniture
regular
Theory
1
4Vi%
3
11-
stock
or
Equity
Common
DuPont
t72c
(quar.)
10-
(s-a)"
12-
pfd. (quar.)__
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd. Ordinary
Associated
10-
cash
:
Corp.,
25c
t
investment
net
in
Bearer
9-26
10-28
10-
Clay
Keystone
cash, plus 9c from capital gains pay¬
able
J30c
(quar.)
A
$2
75c
10c
10-10
Inc.—
Shares,
from
in
7
Dow
(quar.)_:
Co.
Equipment
Co.
1
2'/4c
J56V4C
class
1
(quar.)
Edison
Dividend
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Yard
10-
__
11-
(quar.)_.
Denver Union Stock
v.
9-20
11-
(quar.)
Chicago Trucking
10-17
•
10-10
30c
amounting
(Wilmington)
1
25c
Telephone,
preferred
4 Vi 7o
Ansul
Trust
1
Cable
&
pfd.
A
10-
__.
Wire
class
11-
Security & Trust (Wash. D. C.)—
Quarterly
1
Anglo-Canadian
Soto
Delaware
American
Anaconda
shillings,
62Vic
32Vic
25c
J.)
N.
Co., common (quar.)
American
5
20c
(Newark,
American
of
75c
(quar.)
Co.
;__
(quar.)__
10-10
1
"__I
(quar.)_
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series
9-30
1
$1.25
64c
per
Depositary
Chemical Coatings—
4%%
;
9-23
9-30
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A
11-
(jquar.)
proximately
45c
_
(quar.)
com.
series)
Insurance
American-Marietta
_
;
30c
!
(quar.)
(Ga.)
(1954
(quar.)
(quar.)
Discount
American
t25c
Kentucky-Tennessee
9-15
11-
^
'
De
1
Aluminum Specialty Co., $1.20 pfd. A
$1.20 preferred B (quar.)
5%
10-17
1
2
11-
9-15
9-15.
1
10-14
Payable of Rec.
Rapids RR.—
1
Semi-anhUal
Holders
When
Share
Grand
10-
$1
(quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., 57c pfd.
Davenport Water, 5%
pfd. (quar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
De Beers Consolidated Mines
Canada, Ltd.—
1st preferred (quar.)
4 Vi%
2nd preferred (quar.)__
5%
1
11-
11-
preferred
'
&
10-
$1.06
;
Company
Allegan
10-1"
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Daystrom,
10-17
15c
27c
_
(quar.)
,4%
$1.20
1
12 Vic
(quar.)____
Products, Inc.
(initial)
Co.
11-
14c
Bacon
Aluminum
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
-;
;
When
Per
(Ohio), 55c pfd.
prior preferred
Control
Allyn
preferred
4Vi7o
:>7
Per
Name of
Kalamazoo
20c
Dallas
payment date.
V
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Class
a
.
When
-
Share
Cunningham Drug Stores, Ltd.—
57z7o
preference (quar.)!.____$l'.'37Va
Curlee Clothing, common
(quar.' 15c
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Vi
two separate
dividends
the
of Company
9
,v:
9-15*
10-14
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1202)
Share
!
Reading Trust (Pa.) (s-a)
Pump Co.
(quar.)
Reda
Reichhold
.
A
(quar.)—
Reliance Mfg.
Co.,
Republic
Supply
Racing
Rhode
1
9-19
10-11
Co.
Protective
1
10-15
10-15
New
1
1
9-26
Van
Water &
1
9-26
Van
Waters
10-10
10-25
3
10-
10-17
Vermont
9-16
Vickers,
Ltd.
10-
$1
10-
5
9-23
$1
10-
5
9-23
$1
10-
5
10-
1,
$30c
$1 dividend
(quar.)__
$25c
Rochester Button (quar.)
25c
Rochester Gas & Electric, common (quar.)__
45c
4%
preferred F <quar.)__
—
$1
4,10% preferred H (quar.)___
___—SI-02%
4%%
preferred I (quar.)—____—_______
$1,18%
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
$1.02%
1010-
obligations
(quar.)_,
—
(quar.)
common
6%
guaranteed
(extra)
7%
guaranteed
(extra)
Co.
(quar.)
Rising
Paper
_____
:
_
Rittenhouse Fund,
_
,
participating units
Robertson
5
and
Von
Stock
American
2%
10-14
$3
(stock
div.)______
10-7
share
after
2Vz%
—__
per
de-
of
11-
9-26
1
fees
^
(P.
L.)
(quar.
preference
—__
__
—____
4.95%
preferred K
5*2%
preferred
Rorer
(William
Rowe
L
(quar.)
—___
15c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Furniture
Corp
Corp., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
Royal
5*4%
6%
preferred
preferred
15c
$1.12%
$1.25
$1.37%
$1.50
.—.—*
M'cBee
5%
$1.23%
$1.37Va
(quar.__
H.),
pfd.
(quar.)____
~—
(quar.)
(quar.)
R&.
9-26
Wabash
9-16
Webcor,
1
9-20
1
9-20
—
_______—
10-
10-14
5
10-25
10-11
12-
11-15
1
12-
11-15
Inc.
No
this
at
taken
on
50c
time
%•
pfd.
Samson
Convertible
Fund,
San
(Del.)
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
Securities
&
5c
Diego Gas & Electric, common
preferred (quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
15c
4.50 %
preferred
•5c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
American
Motors
American
Mutual
11-15
Washington
10-31
10-10
Waste
inc.
30c
Brake
National
King Corp.,
Common
9-21
Terminals
Electric
10-15
10-
2
Webb
10-15
10-
3
Wesix
10-15
10-
3
Western
10-15
10-
&
Corp
&
Insurance
6%
payment
Western
San
Miguel
Sanders
Brewery
Associates
Payable
only
to stock
prior
Stock
___.
the
Sangamo, Ltd.
Schuster
Co.,
10-25
9-30
10-19
9-29
National
Bank
Trust
50c
(Erie,
50c
Pa.)
Selected
9-29
Increased
9-10
5%
11-15
30c
9-30
9-21
1
$1.43%
11-1
io-
$1
11- 1
10- 7
Shares,
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
80c
Shareholders Trust
(From
investment
of
Corp.
Gillett
Simon
Smucker
Smyth
(JVM.)
Atlantic
5%
Co.
Gas,
preferrred
South
Coast
Southern
4%
4%%
:
Southern
Colorado
4.72%
2nd
5.44%
preferred
Southern
Southern
Co.
5.48%
$5
1st
Spic
&
Standard
6%
50c
2nd
50c
10-
preferred
State
1
Shake
n
Parts
Stock
Extra
Bros.
Stevens
Stock
preferred
11-14
Aetna
9-23
Aetna
10-
7
Agricultural
11-
i:
10-
7
11-
1
10-
1
10-
1
1
5Vz %
9-26
6%
9-30
11-15
10-31.
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-20
9-12
10-22
1
10-
1
Class
9-23
10-14
Quarterly
6%
&
Loan
Mold
Supertest
Swan
Corp.
Swank, Inc.
10-14
Algoma
12-
11-25
Md.)—
10-
1
1
10-10
common
10-
1
9-23
3c
10-
1
Stores
1
10-
10-20
10-15
10-
1
9-19
10c
10-15
9-30
20c
10-31
35c
(quar.)
9-10
$3.75
4
Talon,
Class
B
25c
Titusvllle Trust
11-15
9-28
75c
$15c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America (quar,)___
True Temper
Corp., common (quar,)
50c
Iron
Works,
Ltd.,
class
A
Towle
preferred
Twentieth
(quar.i
Century Inc.
1
10-15
5'ut'r
Union
common
preferred
American
Air
American
6%
American
9-30
American
9-30
9-16
American
9-15
American
I__
Acceptance, Ltd., 6%%
Financial Corp.
(stock
9-15
$1.25
Union
National
Funds,
United
United
V.
S.
U,
S.
Bank
American
dividend)..™
Fund,
Aluminum
Industries,
Inc.,
Ltd.__________
35c
10-
1111-
1
1
1
9-23
pref.
Bank
Note,
4%%
pfd.
16c
12%c
10-
1
A
(quar.)_
56%c
10-
1
9-22
9-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biltrite
(quar.)
10-14
9-30
12'/2c
11-30
11-15
87 '/2c
11-30
11-15
11-
10-14
1
k
3Vsi%
(quar.)__
Crystal Sugar, common
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__
Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)___
preferred D (quar.)
Express
American
Export
American
Felt
Co.
Wire
Lines
Co.,
6%
(quar.)
1
9-
10-20
Qasnaitv Co
11-15
11-15
9-30
9-19
17V2c
pfd.
(quar.)__
9-30
9-15
9-30
1
9-15
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
$2.80
(quar.)
preferred
Fuel
50c
(quar.)
Oil
70c
Corp.
10-
7
9-15
10-20
9-30
10-
9-, 2
Ltd.—
$7V2C
■'
7
5c
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Power
preferred
9-26
9-15
9-
9
Co.—
(quar.)
$1.16 V4
10-
1
9-15
$1.08
10-
1
9-15
$1.18
10-
1
9-15
$1.37
10-
1
35c
10-
1
30c
10-15
9-19
12V2C
10-17
9-30
25c
10-15
9-28
Power
&
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)
Constable Corp.
Corp.
Asbestos
Corp.,
Temple, Ltd.,
6% preference A
6V2%
9
Class
Associated
10-
9-20
Associated
10-22
50c
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
1
1
$4
9-20
11-
$1.37 Va
10-
$1.05
10-
10-
payment
be redeemed
Atlantic
1
Class
9-16
9-
1
1
9-
9-
10-
1
9-
9
30c
9-30
10-
9-30
at
$105
1
15c
Corp.,
7%
Inc.
pfd.
3 1
10-
1
5
9-21
9-15
1
9-15
1
H-15
10-15
10-15
25c
:
1-15-61
1-15
10-
9-15
$17 VaC
(quar.)
1
6c
9-30
5c
Corp.
9-27
9-15
9-
9
15c
America
10-
1
9-15
7 Vac
(quar.)__ ;
;
of
10-
12-
10'
25c
10-
1
9-19
12 Vac
9-30
9-23
9-
1
1
9-
1
6%
$37 Vac
.9-30
9-
1
7%
$43%c
9-30
9-
1
1
'
Avon
Axe
-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
roducts,
%
(quar.)__;
4%
Hough con
(From
—;
preferred
Stock
investment
50c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
Fund—
income)
'■
4c
9
9-30
9-
9-30
9-12
9-16
9-26
B.
S.
F.
Babbitt
Company
(B.
9-26
5%
1
9-26
Babcock
10-
1
9-15
Baldwin
1-1-61
12-15
&
6%
Baltimore
9-16
Baltimore
10-
5
9-16
4V2%
30c
10-
1
9-
2
preferred
preferred
9-15
12-15
1
4%
Co.
5%
1st
preferred
C
9-30
9-23
7%
preferred
Sons
RR.
Co.
10-
1
9-16
15c
10-
3
9-
9
10-
3
9-
9
10-
3
9-
9
50c
9-30
9-19
$1.12%
9-30
9-19
40c
9-30
9-
1
9-
1
10-
50c
10'- 5
9-15
10-
9-15
9-
2
of
(quar.)
Bank
of
New
Bank
of
Virginia
Bankers
Stock
Barber
11-30
National
York
National
Corp.
Life
Mfg.
Bath
Co.,
preferred
Iron
Works
10-
1
9-15
10-14
9-19
9-15
9-
6
20C
9-30
10-20
9-26
10-20
9-26
10-20
10-20
40c
10-14
9-26
9-26
10-
7
$2.50
Insurance
of
N.
10-
1
9-23
10-
1
9-20
J.
i
common,
1
27 Vac
7 Va %
1-2-61
25c
(quar.)
\
9-30
9-20
12-
9
9-15
$1.40
10-
1
9-30
$1.56 %
10-
1
9-30
$1
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
15c
(quar.)_%_—
(quar.)—
10-21
2%
dividend)
Incorporated, common
$5.60 conv.
pfd. (quar.)
;
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.)
Bates
10-
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(stock
9-12
9-15
1
$1.06
Assn.
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
12-30
9-27
10-
55c
—_
(quar.)_^
:
Basic,
4V» %
(Orlando.
California
1-13-61
$3.75
$1.75
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
4Vt%
preferred (quar.)
Bank
.
9-30
15c
4%
43 %C
9
10-14
$1
(quar.)
Aroost.ock
60c
9-20
9-
$1.12 Va
&
(Joseph)
&
1
1
25c
(quar.)
:
Bangor Hydro Electric,
2
(accum.)——
(quar.)
B^Ngor
9-
10-
10-
$1.50
:
pfd.
Electric, com.
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
10-14
30c
$1.50
(quar.)__
9-30
10-15
1%
62 VaC
(quar.)—_
_i_.
A
(quar.)_
&
Bancroft
10-
2%
(quar.)
Brick,
Gas
:
Inc.—
preferred
1
dividend)
Co.—
6%
10-
(stock
Wilcox
Piano
1-1-61
r
T.),
convertible
$1.25
12-15
1
10-
9-30
5%
10-10
25c
11-
25c
$25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Sprinkler Corp.
9
9-16
1
93 %c
(quar.)
_o_——.
__
Plan
—
10-
$25c
Okla.)
—
9-
9-15
$55c
(Tulsa,
—
10-15
$34%C
10-10
1
3
27 Vac
Avalon Telephone Co.,
10-
$1.50
1
10-
65c
(quar.)
9-
9-16
1
10-
share
per
9-
1
1
9-2
9-30
1
10-
7
(quar.)
Co.
Automatic
12-16
87 Vac
10-
9-30
1
1
30%
to
$10c
11-18
10-
9-15
9-19
1
10-
1
$31 %c
12-10
60c
9-10
10-
(s-a)
Foods,
Plastics
Auto-Soler
2
1-1-61
10-
9-19
1
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
5V2% preferred (1959 series)
(quar.)
9-
30c
93%c
1
10-
tax
issues
(quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
9
10-
9-22
1
9-30
10-
1
Co.
■
Thrift
Janes
Aurora
10-21
10-20
10-
9-
9-19
(quar.)
Aunt
9-22
11-17
10-
income
(entire
(quar.)_
Insurance
Atlas
8-26
1
50c
A
Electric
preferred
Life
Ouarterlv
9
1
Telegraph—
Oct.
on
'
9
1
Atlas
9-20
1010-
B
5V2%-
9
30c
10-
dividend)
Investment
City
Atlantic
9-20
10-
&
class
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)__"
Sewerage (quar.)
r
!
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
1
9-19
25C
Atlantic
1
5
1
(quar.)
Atlantic
10-
6
9-
9-30
ordinary.
9-16
10!
Ltd.,
less British
Telephone
this
Industries
Co.,
Company
$1.25
9-
$1
Picture
Telephone
Associates
9-16
9-15
9-30
$16'/4C
(quar.)
10-22
1
9-23
1
10-
$$1.50'
Atlantic
12 Vac
$1.50
$20c
(quar.)
B
participating
9-20
1
$30c
9
$15c
Motion
9-15
1
'*■
(interim
9-
10-15
10-
25c
;•
(quar.)
1
11-
(quar.)
9-15
(J. H.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
A
10-
10-
60c
35c
common
preference
Ashdown
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Ash
9-21
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Industries
10-31
c
Light—
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.48% preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber (quar.)__
1
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
6
9-16
15c
(quar.)
12-
31 %c
(reduced)
com.
prior
Quarterly
Co.
Uniform
$18c
6%c
preferred
American
10-
6c
'
Theatres
;
Corp.,
1
9
12c
Angelica
9-14
20c
(quar.i:
Broadcasting-Paramount
Cement
10-
9-26
2V2C
—
Extra.
1
53 Vb C
(quar.)
common
—
4V4%
Arvin
9
75c
Rubber
$1
Oil,
27 VaC
common
35c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Electric,
B
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
9-26
35C
(quar.)
10c
(quar,)_
9-23
1
$1
Bosch Arma Corp. (stock
dividend)
Brake Shoe Co. (quar.)
preferred
4%%
10-
$1.50
5%
(quar.)_
'.
Corp.
Anderson-Prichard
$1
(quar.)
American
10-15
65c
25c
Participating
10-14
9-30
"
(quar.)
.—
conv.
(quar,)_
9-16
Hocking Glass,
preferred
$1.06%
American
Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Whelan Corp., common
$3.50
4%
(Pittsburgh)
United
Extra
$78y8c
Inc;—
Accumulated
Pacific
I3%c
1st Dfd. (quar)
1
Filter
preferred
9-30
9-
1%
9-23
11-30
10-
—
(quar.)____
9-10
10-15
7 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
.
(quar.
Union
United
.1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
U-Tote-M, Inc.,
9-30
$4
Arundel
'9-16
93 %C
common
dividend
Aggregates,
3
1
18%c
:
(quar.)__;
preferred
10-19
gc
America,
preferred
30c
Inv
of
American
10-
1
37 V2C
of
Corp., $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)
7tic
.
Co.
preferred
$1.12Va
______
4Va%
9-20
10-
9-15
35c
$6
9-21
(accum.)
Toronto
(quar.)____
9-30
75c
(quar.)
$6
10-20
50c
_I
(Pa.)
9-
9-
(quar.)
(quar.):
Electronics
Corp., common
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman Electric
1
30c
Mfg. com. (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-
9-16
Inc.
Co.
Aro Equipment
3
9-
6c
(quar.)
$4
10-20
10-
10-
$30c
(quar.)___
com.
1
9-28
Arnold
9-15
3
9-26
$1.06%
America
10-20
11-15
20c
4%
preferred (s-a>
Tinnerman Products (quar.)
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
10-
15c
1
9-30
Armour
2
10-
15c
________
America, $3.75 pfd.
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.i—..
Amerace Corp., common
(quar.)___
10-14
10-10
11-
$1.15
Corp.
preferred
Stock
Inc. (quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
Co.,
Aluminum Co.
4%%
TIME,
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Corp.,
Steel
Aluminum
9-20
10-
Ltd.
Thermal
Allison
9-10
35c
(quar,)
(quar.).____
(quar.);
Laboratories
Allis-Chalmers
9-19
$$1.25
(quar.)___,
Ltd., 5% pref.
(increased quar.)
Steel,
Control
Allied
9-28
15c
Calif.
of
pfd.
(quar.)
Allied
Allied
(quar.)
preferred
Allied
j
9-30
pfd.
Co., 4.20%
9-
9-30
plus
•
Corp., 5%%
3
50c
.
Allegheny Corp., 6% pfd. (s-a)___
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)__
9-23
10-24
40c
Co.,
9
10-
31 %c
,
Petroleum,
Rubber Co.
11-15
9-
$1
preferred
4%%
9-27
$1
Products (reduced)
Alden's Inc., common <quar.)__
10-14
,r 9-13
37V2C
:
Alco
11-15
20C-
preferred (quar.)
Super
9-30
9-30
10-14 ;
7 tic
„
Finance
1
11-15
9-26
34%
Alan Wood Sttel Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
10-15
36%c
_u__
_,L__
____!
Strathmore Paper Co. (quar.)
Suburban Trust Co. (Hyattsville,
Sun
10-
(quar.)__;
(quar.|_,
Power
4.60%
9-15
9-10
50c
Gas
10-
35c
Metal,
Final
(quar.)
Alabama
9-
I2V2C
Inc.—
:
Alabama
9-30
9-30
3
Y.)
N.
(quar.)
B
3
Ampco
Associated
(quar.)__
Extra
9-30
.
A
10-
9-
9c
B
Extra
9-23
10-14
inc.)
By-Products—
Class
10-15
10-
preferred
Alabama
10-
9-10
35c
V
(reduced)
preferred
9-
40c
4.32%
30c
(quar.)
Discount,
9-16
1
9-
Arkansas
2 Vic
—
&
9-10
10-
10-10
40c
Investment
Common
9-10
1
9-30
I2V2C
Arkansas-Missouri
3
4%
Quarterly
9-26
1
10-
10-10
Arkansas
10-
22 Vac
(quar.),
(Watertown,
10-
31V4c
4.72%
dividend)
Insurance:
9-10
10-
8
7c
Ltd.
1
Tobacco, 6% preferred (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
8
9-
:
Stores,
8
10-
43 %c
9-16
9-
$30c
investment
9-
(quar.)
common
9-
10-
$15c
net
8
1
50c
9-
9
9-
10-
15c
1
10-
:
(from
9-22
1
12 V2c
_
Anglo-Newfoundland Development,
Quarterly
Applied Arts Corp.
9-
15c
Shoe
9-22
9-30
,10-
$1.50
Holders
$28V8C
(quar.)_
(Hartford) (quar.)_
Fund
9-12
■> 12-12
9-30
70c
—
Surety Co. (N. Y.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
4.65%
:.
Insurance
Affiliated
1
12-20
82 */2 c
10- 1
Ltd.—-
Corp.
9-15
12V2C
ls
10-
10-
__
American
Ltd.—
Surety
&
Agnew-Surpass
68c
10-
Life
7
25c
(quar.)___
10-14
ov9-3Q.
2%
Insurance
4%
<quar.)___
Co.
American
American
9-30
$42Vic
dividend
1
10c
Stores
Container
'
Payable of Rec.
10c
12-
7V2c
;
Markets,
5.90%
Stone
9-30
•'
.t 11- 1
45o-r ±10-
11-30
3
$1.25
(quar.)
Amphenol-Borg
17 Vic
9-10
12-15
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)—
Refining,
preferred
Anadonda
Finance
15c
(quar. t
class A (quar.)__
10-15
7%
9-201
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
(stock
Casualty
32 tic
__
■
Sterchi
Corp.
Aetna
1
Co.,
(quar.)_.
11-14
35c
Corp._
dividend
9-16
-
9-20"
(quar.).
9-20
9-29
10-
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sugar
9-30
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stamping Co.
Stores
$1;
(quar.)
11-14
12'/a C
____
_,
Stock
A
1
10-
pid,
25c
—
preferred
10- 3
1
Paper
(quar.)
1
1
70c
■common
Sugar Refineries,
12-
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)_;l_
Class B
American
10- 0
6
9-23
$1.25
Insurance
$1.25
American
.
9-
10-28
.
$1.50
American
9
10c
9-16
9-29
50c
pfd.
common
9-30
9-
When
(quar.)
(quar.)
10** 3
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
11-
A
J5654c
(quar.)__
9-30
32c
(quar.)
States
11- 1
aividend
Aetna
SI
_
pfd.
American
65c
Express Co.
11-14
75c
(quar,)____
(quar.)
(Del.)
Stores,
&
Electric
1
10-15
preferred
'>9-30
Share
(quar.)
preferred
12-
50c
(quar.)___
(Kenmore, N. Y.) (quar.)
Corp.—
$1.30 participating preferred (accum.
Steak
Common
4 y2 %
Aeroquip
Guaranty
Steel
Power
10-14
11-
preferred
Addressograph-Multigraph
9-19
9-19
1
Bros.
preferred
10-31
lie
Bank
State
4%%
Laboratories,
4%
Adams
20c
;
__v_
convertible
6%
75c
$1.75
-——
11-21
25C
(quar.)
9-22
;
—.
F.-Wrigley Stores. Inc.
9-20
1
'
(quar.)
Corp..
C.
$1.20 class
50c
(quar.)_
'
J.)
»
we
Common
$1.25
Paper Mfg), common
preferred
Starrett
A.
10-
34 %c
(quar.i_.
Inc.. (quar.)
Standard Fire Insurance (N.
(quar.)
1
(Galv., Texas)
2nd
9-16
10-10
9
12-
18%c
Co.,
10-14:
30c
9-
25c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Snuff
20c
Per
Aid
Span,
7*'
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Acme
34c
.
(quar,)
1
35c
1
Equipment—
5%
3rd
Class
Below
9-23
10-
Ltd.,
Acadia-Atlantic
9-27
5
15c
v
(Conn.)
American
9-20
10-14
(Wilkes-Barre)—
Bank
9
10-
4c
Seal-Kap,
Anderson
10-14
59c
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-30
9-15
59c
:
American
Anchor
Zeller's,
9-20
22 Vac
■
Southington Bank & Trust
Southwestern Drug,
County Gas
34c
,
(quar.)_____
Nevada Telephone—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
5.44%
10-
25c
t$l.50
preferred (quar.)-
——
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Materials
•'
<quar.)_!
National
26i9eC
(quar.)____
preferred
York
25c
(quar,)____
com.
1
,9-15
9-30
50c
:
Young (J. S.) Co., common (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.')-.;
9-30
$1.25
.>
Power,
preferred
4.72%
9-30:
1
10-
20c
.
)v
(quar.)
9-
investment
quarterly
1%
Industries
Wyoming
Abbott
9-26
12 %c
(quar.)
20c
;
(quar.
Gas
dividend
Woodall
40c
—___
com.
(quar.)
(Del.)
(quar.
Wood Alexander, Ltd., 6%
15c
_—_—
__
Photocopy
Class
Chemical
20c
——__
(quar.)
com.
Water,
preferred
Stock
Witco
Trust
8
$1.12 Va
(quar.)____
non-cumulative
'
Candle
Southern
Aaronson
7-31
9-22
10-31
11-
5c
(Hartford)______
Co.
5
Name of Company
9-20
1
10-11
5c
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
10-
15c
(quar.)
California
9-17
9-16
9-22
30c
15c
.__
(quar.i
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Baumer
Wisconsin
9-30
9-22
37 %c
—_
_
(quar.)
Corp.
,
10-31
3c
______
(quar.)__
Manufacturing
South
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Abitibi
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper
10-
6c
—
_—
income)—
America
Co.
Hardware
Simplex
5
Boston—
of
lien
Wilmington
Inc.—
60c preferred
(s-a)
—
—.—Seven-Up Bottling (St. Louis)
(quar.)
Shakespeare Co.
(increased-quar.)
—
Sheraton
10-
10-10
12V2c
(s-a)_
prior
Ry„
9-15
10-
'
11-
9-19
$2.50
32 %C
income
common
American
'
9-15
9-30
15c
:
Optical Co.
9-21
C.)—-
D.
Erie
Lake
$1.75
-
Insurance
Quarterly
American
5%
1
1
preferred (quar.)
investment
net
Acceptance
Sherer
10-
of America—
American
From
Sellers
9-26
9-14
3
10-
(quar.)—
(Washington,
convertible
2nd
9-28
10-
10-15
40c
Selas Corp.
9-29
10-
(Pa.) (s-a)__.
(Phila.) (quar.)
Trust
Co.
10-19
$1.1834
___——.
Security-Peoples
Storage
9-30
10-14
$1.06%
(quar.)
Security
9-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
:;
.—
Fire
Insurance
Pennsylvania National Bank
Quarterly
(quar.).—
common
preferred
Haven
10-14
$15c
(quar.).
(N. Y.)
4%%
Second
9-30
9-30
100%
4%%
Schuylkill
9-30
10-14
4c
,
(quar.)
&
10-14
Will
dividend.
Trust Co.
(Ed.)
9-19
outstanding
shares
dividend
Schenectady
4%
National
(To shareholders other than Nickel Plate).
5
: 30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
on
9-15
(quar.)
realized capital gains)
from
National
10- 1
9-20
(quar.)
com.
from
(7c
American
9-20
y
9-16
9-30
(quar.)—.—
American
9-30
time.
Co.
Fund
1
$1.50
25c
this
at
9-30
9-30
28c
9-15
25c
omitted
10-10
9-19
10- 1
26lAc
%'••••.
9-28
4c
plus 25c
11-15
(quar.)
9-30
Inc.—
9-30
'
18c
(quar.)
pfd. C
conv.
Knapp, S6 preference (quar.)
Heater (quar.)_____
RR.
10-
1
—
10- 3
v
5c
Electric
Pacific
10-10
2c
Clutch____
11-
3%
50c
preferred (quar.)
—
American Metal Products (quar.)
9-30
12-
10-14
22c
—
9-10
9-15
6%c
40c
4V?%
9-20
1
(quar.)
(Del.)
(quar.)
Climax,
12-30
Quarterly
22 VaC
(quar.)_
9-20
5
10-
com.
Co.,
Metal
9-30
Warner
10-
A
American
12-30
Warehouse &
28c
(quar.)——
Class
9-20
10-
$1.25
11-15
25c
5.60%
"i %
1
1
9-27
$1.75
$1.25
11-15
Capital
(quar.)
'
"•
>*
(accum.)__
Company, common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__r
preferred (qu£r.
^.____
Wallingford Bank & Trust Co. (Conn.)—
11-15
&
(quar.)
5%
12-
9-22
preferred
7%
9-16
10-
97 Vac
Maize-Products
.
9
9-20
(quar.)—.—_
Metals
Machine
5%
Wheeling &
Paul Union Stockyards
9-22
,
.
9
9-
5
$1.50
(quar.)
American
American Manufacturing
(McKeesport) (quar.)______
St.
9-29
,
9-21
•
9-
9-30
Foundry—•
&
preferred
3.90%
.
9-30
common
Wakefield
12-
3
-
20c
—
a
action
Baking Corp., 7%
Wailuku Sugar Co. (quar.
12-
10-10
Machine
American
;
.
Co.___.J
Wagner
,
9-26
payment
preferred A
•
9-30
10-
$1.31%
—
preferred
5*/4%
9
9-21
25c
(quar.)
preferred
common
(quar.)
American Israeli Paper Mills, Amer. shares
Stock dividend (subject to approval)
9-26
-
30c
—
1%
Co.,
9-
9-30
1
Investment Co. of Illinois—
American
deduction
expenses)
Hamm-Young Co., Ltd.-
Ice
non-cumulative
6%
9-30
Co.—
(reduced)
Corp.
dividend
5
10-10
10-
$1.50
—
American
Mfg. Ltd.—
6%
1
9-22
9-22
9-23
-20c
10c
1
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Hardware
American
10-14
1010-
____—__—
to
positary
9-23
$1
Voting
Hair & Felt,
20c
Ordinary (interim)
approximately $.035
(Amounts
Potomac RR.—
Rubber
&
s-a)
11- 1
20c
(quar.)
Massachusetts RR.
&
(Increased
1
Rogers
10-
stock——
or
5
20c
Rogers,
&
distribution payable In cash
Capital gains
9-30
10-
Growth Fund—
American
9-30
10-17
„$6 preferred
(increased-quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
common
Vanderbilt Tire
Co.—•
10-
10-17
10-31
Van Camp Sea Foods—
10-
$3
25c
25c
20c
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
American
11-
;
&
(quar.)
i
.
10-
'25c
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Mining Co,
(s-a)
Per
Holders
9-27
10-20
11-
&
Sugar
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Extra
30c
tlOc
__
California
of
Electric
Construction
Utah
3
10-
87VaC
:—
.
(Increased-quar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Dividend
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Assn.
Island
2c
^
common
preferred
Revere
10-
Utah-Idaho
deposit receipts Ordinary™
Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Reitman's
3*2%
50c
25c
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Chemicals, Ltd.—
American
Class
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
.
.
$1.12 Va
*1
I
10-
1
9-15
75c
____—
(quar.)_
10-
3
9-19
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
Per
Name of
Bausch
Company
Lomb, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar;)_™_^_____.
Baxter Laboratories, IncfTcommon
(quar.)_
rre.erred
Bgam
(quar.)
(James. B.)
Stock
30c
$1
__
_
Beech
common
Aircraft
Creek
RR.
Co.
Bendix
Corp.
Beneficial
5%;
Finance
Canada
Dry Corp.,
1
10- 1
1
9-10)
10-
1
split
9-10
11-23
10- 1
50c
$17'Ac
(s-a)_
Standard Life
Beneficial
Stock
dividend
9-2
10-
9- 2
preferred
(quar.)_.
;
&
Saco
Water
class
(quar.)
Class
Ltd.,
Hats,
A
14c
Black &
4.25%
Co.—
$1.06'A
/■"'
-
,
_
;.5Vi%
—________
Food
Borman
Stores,
Inc.,
Boston
Insurance
Boston
Personal
Bourjois,
(quar.).
;
9-15;
9-16,:
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5 'A %
Bowater
11-19)'
Capitol
:
Bowl-Mor,
(E.
Bralorne
preferred
30c
& Sons
J.)
Pioneer
pref.
14c
7'Ac
$1.25
$10e
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd
Mines,
preferred
Bridgeport
—
(quar.)—
Brass
Co.,
preferred
4y2%
$4.20
Gas Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)———
Brillo Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd. (quar.)
3%%
Bristol-Myers Co.,
British-American Oil,
British-American
Tobaccc?
•
(quar.)—
Carson
Pirie Scott &
Carter
(J.
;
9-19
11-15
11-
3>
Ceco
10-17
10-
3
4y2%
9-16
Power,
Ltd.
British
Columbia
preferred
preferred
5%%
6%
(quar.)
._
preferred (quar.)
6V4%
preferred
(quar.)
British Industries Corp. (quar.)
British Petroleum, Ltd.—
(Equal
receipts
approximately
to
1
Central
Electric
9
Central of Georgia Ry.
9-
9
5%
Street
Broad
9-
4V2%
2
10-
7
;
5%
Co.,
preferred
Brodie
(Ralph)
Bond
Brooke
4.10%
6
.
Bank
4%
3
9-
10-
10-15
9-23
$55c
1
9-16
10-
1
9-19;
$$1.12'A
$$1.43%
$$1.50
10-
1
9-16
3y3%
Class
4%
B
Bruce
(E.
Brunswick
L.)
$5
6%
9-
1
9-
Central National
1
9-
Central Penn National Bank (Phila.)
10-
1
9-
Central
10-
1
1
11-30
9-16
Cerro
5%
10-28
9-30
9-10
62y2c
9-30
9-10
1-5-61
12-31
60c
9-15
9-12
1010-
1
10c
15c
15c
35c
_______
—
——
CMP
C
I
Industries
Financial
T
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—,
5%
California
Stock
Consumers
Corp.
dividend
California
Electric
_____
_______—
9-28
9-28
10-17
9-28
10-
6
3
9-22
10-20
9-23
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-20
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-15
9-30
10-
9-
1
9
9-16
10-1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9- 2
50c
4%
9-30
9-13
9-30
>13
75c
10-
1
9-15
63c
10-
1
9-15
com.
(quar.)__
5%
Chock
Full
Christiana
7%
O'Nuts
Corp.
Securities
(quar.).
_____
<Ss
Electrid
Quarterly
10-15
9-15
California
31V4C
11-15
10-21
California
34c
30c
31c
3iy4c
33c
30c
11-
1
10-
1
11-
.1
10-
1
11-
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Regular guaranteed (quar.)
Fund
5c
_—__—
Packing Corp. (quar.)__.
Water & Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)_—
1———
preferred
preferred
preferred
Calumet & Hecla,
$4.75 preferred
$1.24
$1.25
$1.32
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_____;
—.
.____—
(quar.)——______—
Inc., common (quar.)_—
(quar.)
—'_
$1.18%
1
10-
1
11-1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
11- 1
10- 6
9-30
9-30
;
9-30
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
Clevite
Trencher
porp.
Co
—-—
Telephone
!—
f50c
12-15
12-
1
50c
10-
1
9-12
60o
Insurance
10-
l
9-17.
30c
10-
1
9- 1
10-
1
9-20
25c
10-
1
9-15.
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
10-1
9-24
10- T
preferred
(quar.)___
Dry Goods
(quar.)
(N. Y.), $5 pfd.
75c
__________
$1.25
Quarterly
1
11-
25c
10-3
9-15
30c
10-
1
9-12
in¬
income)
15c
.9-27
9-13;
55c
$40c
11-15
10-17
10-14
9- 2
20c
15c
10- 4
10-15
9-19;
9-30t
5% preferred (s-a)_______^________T>.ft__t,,v
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.—
' ^
$50c
12- 1
H-lft
;
$12c
8c
7'Ac
12-
1
11- 8
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-15
9-15
10-1
9-15
9-15
Natural
Paper,
Consolidated
Rock
Gas
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)__™______
Products
(quar.)_
.
A
(quar.)_____
Consumers Acceptance Corp., class A
30c preferred (quar.)
Consumers Gas Co., new common
5'A% preferred A, (quar.)«__
5'A% preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)
,
Consumers
4.16%
Power
Co.—
preferred
preferred
4.50%
.
(initial)_
tlOc
$$1.37'A
t$1.37'A
10- 3
10- 1
11- 3
10- 1
4.52%
com.
(quar.)
25c
$1
Engineering (quar.)15c
Continental Baking Co. (Del.), com. (quar.)
55c
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37'A
Continental Can Co., 3.75% pfd.
(quar.).
93%c
Continental Connector, class B
(quar.)_____ $0.00625
Aviation
Continental Copper
&
& Steel Industries—
^
11-1
9-30
10-24
9-30
1-1-61
Co.
America
of
Tire
Cooper
$1.02'A
pfd. (quar.)__
(reduced)
Rubber
&
River
Coosa
Newsprint
(quar.)
3'A%
Glass Wbrks, common (quar.)
preferred 1945 series (quar.)___!
3'A%
preferred
Corning
%
10- 1
Coro,
Inc.
Corroon
1947
series
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
&
Reynolds
preferred
Corp.,
com.
(quar.):—
A
Petroleum
Chemical Co.
Cowles
Crain
(R.
Ltd.
L.),
(quar.)__
Crampton Mfg., 6%
Wheat
of
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)——.
(quar.)
—_______—
class A (quar.)___.—_______
(quar.)
—
Credit Finance,
Class
B
preferred (quar.)___—_—
Petroleum,
Crescent
5%
preferred
;
Quarterly
—
(quar.)_.
common
.1
(San Fran.)—
(quar.)_.—
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Knowles
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
Seal Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Cork &
-Crown
Cork International Corp.-r
.Class
A
Crown
Life
Crown
'
Zellerbach
Zellerbach
Class
A
,
.
a,
.
Insurance
(Toronto)
(quar.)_—
11-10
11-10
30c
9"2®
®"19
9-30
9-15
9-12
.
Corp. (quar.)_
;.
of Canada, Ltd.—.
(quar.)
—
:
—
„
25c
(quar.)_
20c
(quar.)
——-«———
Crush International, Ltd. (quar.)—________
$1.31'A
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)__
Cuban American Suga;r Co., com. (quar.)___
7%
preferred (quar.)
Curtis (Helene) Industries (see Helene Curtis
28c
Crucible Steel
Co.
Of America,
com.
preferred
5'A %
Class
(quar.)_
——
—_—
Records,
Nut
Inc.
Mfg.
.
..
9-9
9-20
9-12
10r 1
9-30
9-30
10-15
9-9
9-16
9rl®
10- 4
11-14
12- 1
9-29
>29
9-19
9-15
50c
5c
12"30
—
—
5c
10-25
20c
20c
10- 1
10-1
9-26
9-30
10-15
9-30
Davidson-Boutell, 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Dayco Corp., $2 pfd. A (quar.)
Dayton 8s Michigan RR., com. (s-a)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Decker
...
10- 1
10-1
10- 6
10-6
10- 6
River
Decca
10c
$1.75
9-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1„
75c
15c
25c
50c
50c
(quar.)
Mills, Inc., common (quar.)_—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Daitch Crystal Dairies (quar.)
Dalex Co., Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)__
Dana Corporation, 3%% preferred (qUar.)_
Darling (L. A.)
Co. (quar.)
r—_
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dan
9-15
10-10
10-14
■
$4 pfd.
Laboratories, class A (quar.)
B
t5c
.
Publishing Co.,
$1.60
Cutter
9-16
9-16
<
25c
t80c
45c
(quar.)__
9-10
9-10
9-10
10-15
9-30
11- 1
11-15
25c
t75c
(quar.)__
9-19
9-16
9-20
9-20
9-16
9-15
12-16
9-23
9- »
9-16
9-23
9-30
30c
25c
_:
^
&
Crouse-Hinds
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
1-1-61
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
25c
25c
15c
$2.50
10c
*100
15c
40c
12'Ac
12'Ac
$1.50
25c
31'Ac
(quar.)_—
Corp.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a) —_
Craftsman Life Insurance (Boston)
(quar.)
Cosden
9-6
12- 1
12- 1
9-30
12'Ac
50c
37'Ac
87V2c
87'Ac
25c
15c
—
,
9- 7
9-21
9-16
9-16
9-15
9-19
9-19
9-30
10-14
10- 1
9-30
10-1
10c
20c
(quar.)
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6'A%
10-20
9-12
10-14
9-26
12-1$
$1.12'A
-
Reduced-quarterly
Controls
9-15
1
10- 1
9-2
10- 1
9-2
10- 1
9-2
11-25
11- 4
12-1
11-18
10-21
9-30
10- 1
9-16
10- 1
9-16
10- 1
9-15
10- 1 y , 9,-19
$1.04
$1.12'A
$1.13
(quar.)
•
9-13
10- 3
9-16
75c
65c
7'Ac
15c
$1.50
10-
•
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
4%
preferred (quar.)
9-30
12-J.5
11-25
11-23 " 11- 4
10-14
9-16
10-14
9-30
9-28
9- 6
9-30
9-23
9-30 ,, 9-15
$1.12
12'Ac
$1.37'A
r
_
'.•Class
9-15
9-15
30c
9-9
10-28
Consolidated Royalties, Inc., pfd. (quar.)_
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
10-20
15c
—
1
11-15
(Hartford) (quar.)
(quar.)
Life
10-
10c
vestment
,
____—__——
9-15.
9- 8
10c
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.).
—r
Class A (quar.)J
—-—_■—
$2 non-cum. class A
(quar.)
$2 non-cum. class A (quar.)
(quar.)___
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro
$1.37'A
:
Curtis
50c
87Vic
10-10
(Toronto)—
10-14
—.—_
9-30
25c
(quar—
—
General
9-22
1
Co.—
Assurance
Consolidated
10- 7
9-22
9-22
9-15
1
Cleveland
Water
Consolidated
9-15
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
California
(Pittsburgh)
-9-20
City Products Corp. (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Claussner Hosiery
(quar.)______.
——_
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
-—
11-
$1
10- 1
______
9-20
(quar.)___
11-15
10- 3
City Investing Co., common (quar.)____
5'A% preferred
(quar.) ______—:__—;___
City National Bank & Trust
(Chicago)—
3
$1.16
$1.75
——
1
10-
50c
(quar.)___
com.
37'Ac
$1
$1.18%
9- 2;.
75c
—
preferred (quar.)
(
4%%
preferred (quar.)—;—
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone—
9-
9-30
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)——_
4%
Quarterly
Co.,
Loan
Industries)—
Co.
11-21
9-30
9-22
(
Co.—-
preferred (quar.)—__—
Gas
35c
9-20
12-1
9-22
Crown
——
10-10
70c
Qonsolidated Foods (increased quar.)
Consolidated
Investment
Trust
(from
9-30
___—
9c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
9-16
9-16
10-15
(quar.)
9-23
1
$1
60c
>
9-26
10-15
.
Edison
Consolidated Edison
9-14
8-15
10-10
87y»c :
50c
62'/2c
25c
10-10
11-
$5
9-15
9-15
9-16
9-16
9-16
9-16
10- 1
9-31
11-1
10- 1
37'Ac
Common
(quar.)__
37'Ac
Series A preferred (auar.)__—
$1.25
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)__L____—
10c
Chicago Musical Instrument (initial quar.). "
15c
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
——
30c
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR._l__—_
40c
Common
Cincinnati
9-30
.
(quar.)
10-17
Co.—
preferred (quar.) ____—__—_____—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.) —__■
Ry.,
10-17
10-19
Western
9-15*
45c
33Vb%
Crown
Ry.—
preferred
preferred : (quar.)
_______—_____—_
Chicago Milling & Lumber (quar.)__—;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
10-15
6%
Ohio
&
9-20
10-14
.—
.
convertible
1
10-
10c
$10c
$$1
$$1.12>A
$$1.25
(increased).—
——
Power
3y2 %
65c
———
Ray Bakeries (quar.—
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
:
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
Cal
4'A%
Chesapeake
9
15c
——
_:
9
Chicago Great
v
9-15
9-30
11-1
Crompton
9-20
28'Ac
62y2c
•
preferred (quar.)—_____
Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)_—___
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)_
9-15
$1.75
_______
(quar.
Consolidated
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-30
$1.12'/2
$4c
25c
9-15
1
9-30
Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Qonsolidated Cigar Corp., common (quar.)__
9- 9
9- 9
9-9
9-9
9-9
9-30
9- 9
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
1
10-
20c
(quar.$1.31'A
6%
9
,
9-30
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)_
$45c
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)_1_—
25c
Burrus Mills, Inc., '4'A%
pfd. (quar.)______
$1.12'A
Butler
Manufacturing,
4y2%
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12y2
Butler's Shoe Corp., common (quar.)__—15c
Stock dividend
3 %
Butterick
preferred
—
10-
(quar.)
Connohio,
9- 9
9- 9
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
1%
62y2c
9-15
preferred
Cream
dividend)—
9-12
9-30
9-12
Connecticut Light & Power—
Common (increased quar,.)•__.
.
56'Ac
9-30
$1,25
Quarterly
9-16
9-16
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
25c
75c
9-
1
10c
—
pfd.
9-30
preferred
Connecticut
America—
of
(stock
4y2%
*
9-
1
30c
Co.
—
(quar.)—
Inc.,
9-
10-
10-
4%%
4V2%
<0-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Gotham,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Champion Mutual Fund of Canada, Ltd..
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)__—___
Chemical Bank N. Y. Trust Co. (quar.)
10-15
10c
'■
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
;
convertible preferred (quar.)—______
Forge Co.
Pasco
,
10-15.:
$1.33%
common
(increased)
(Jersey City)
Confederation Life
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-30
35c
87y2c
$1.15
$1.15
$1.50
15c
50c
22c
62l/2c
$1.25
$1.37V2
33%c
9-15
1
31'Ac
Co—
Trust
Commonwealth
9-9
9-9
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
$1.04
$1.19
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)!
Champion Paper & Fibre—
50c
10c
_—
preferred
Buffalo
de
—__
5%
$26c
A
_____:—__.—
Public Service—
preferred
Common
9-13
9-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—__—
(quar.)_
4.15% 'preferred
4.75%
9-30
(Chicago)
common
preferred
Chamberlin
Budget Finance Plan, com.
6%
Telephone,
Central Vermont
9-16
12-15
Eank
preferred (quar.)
5y2% preferred
(quar.)
$1.35 preferred
(quar.)_~
9-16
10-
17y2c
class
(quar.)
1
Mfg.,
Commonwealth Trust
V-\
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
1
1
1
1
10- 1
$1
$1.23
1
68%c
Solvents
Continetnal
—___
1011-
5.25%
i,
Co.—
2
,4.64%
Service—
10-
(Torrington)—
preferred
Power
Drug
Commonwealth
12- 9
12- 9
12- 91.
101010101010-
$1.16
9-
9-15
.
12-21
12-21
$1.12Vfe
N
9-16
10-3
62'Ac
dividend—.
Commercial
'
$1.12y2
$1.18%
36c
$1.02V2
$1.02Vz
$1.18%
$1.20
1
9-29
5c
______
Commercial
l'
;r'
10-
10c
20c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.
Corp.,
,___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
British
—:——;—
preferred
—_
4.6%
9-
,
6%
(quar.)_
Corp.,
—
$5
.—;
Distillers
(quar.)
Public
Maine
$2.50
10-
Quarterly
Brown-Forman
Illinois
Common
8-23
1
—
Co.
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—:__
prefeired (quar.)___
10-
(increased)
Trust
i—
(quar.)™
4.92%
9-2
$$1
$53c
$56c
$$1.19
$62c
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
4y2%
Central
9-15
10-
-
4.64%
9-16
(quar.)
Gas, com.
Illinois
Central
9-16
—
&
preferred D (quar.)
Light— •
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
6
(Canada)—.
4.16%
(1959)
Brooks
fquar. )i
Dental
Commerce
V"r"rv-'.
,
(quar.)
preferred
Chadbourn
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
;; 4.75%
9-30
9-30
10-
^
5c
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis)
Commercial Credit Co.
(quar.)—
9-8
9-8
9-30
9-15
9-15
1
10-15
9-13
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric (quar.).
Combined Insurance Co. of America—
9-12
11-**
9-12
9-15
9-12
9-12
9-15
10- 1
10-1
8c
(quar.)_»_.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)__
Connecticut Bank & Trust
10-
9-19
7c
7%
.
9-21
$1.12y2
$1.75
40c
62y2c
59%c
v 1
25c
$1.25
1
(
5% " preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred (quar.)
9-15
10- 7
9-21
$l,25i'ioil2-21
Electric—
&
preferred C
9-
(quar.)_
—_—:—
:
4.10%
9-
pfd.
Co.—
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas
9-15
$2.50
(quar.)
4.75%
12'Ac
Investing
Glass
Gas.
A
;
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
prefergid B-^(quar.)____
1
(interim)
after
*
(quar.)
9-16
$$1.57
9c
&
preferred
Common
5%
8-26
9-15
taxes).
Brockway
preferred
Aguirre Sugar Co.
$69c
$35c
preferred (quar.)
deposit
(quar.)—
3.50%
1st
"American
2nd
7%
9-16
(quar.)_
com.
pfd.
10-
7c
Columbus
9-2
12- 1
9-29
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-12
9-15
60c
(quar.)
1
'
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)___
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)
10- 1
9-14
10-
Corp.—
9-20
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-16
9-19
10- 1
9-14
9-30
50c
_
Iron
&
Commonwealth
9-30
30c
ll3/ac
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred B
(quar.)
4y2%
Products
9-
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10-31
10- 1
10- 1
10-28
87'Ac
^Interstate Gas—
"Common (quar.)
—
9-16
9-30
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(Waterbury)
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
10c
9-15
(quar.)
Telephone,
$3.80
pfd.
Co., 4!/2%
Central
11-
1
5'A%
9-8
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
Co
9-20
10-
—
9-30
10- 1
10-31
15c
(quar.)__
1
9-21;
10-11
—
10-15
10- 3
10-14
' 10c
.
of America—
preferred A (<juar.)___
95c
(quar.)
4 y» %
preferred
(quar.)
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar. )
5%
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
.5%
Celanese Corp.
Steel
$0,071
preferred
British-Columbia
W.)
9- 6
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-30
10-15
$1^05
(quar.)_
common
Mills (quar.) _1
Case (J. I.) Company, 6y2%
7%
preferred (quar.)__l
9-19
1
10-
•
Colorado
10-10
8-26
8-26
8-26
93%c
33c
$1.25
(quar.)__—
Carthage
7
British Columbia
4%
Light,
9-
9
—
Inc.
(quar. )_T________—
General Corp. (quar.)
<fe
Central
deposit receipts (interim)
Electric, Ltd.—
American
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
Carriers
Ltd.—
Co.
&
^___
preferred
35c
56Vic
42c
33c
$25c
$28%c
25c
933/4C
$25c
5.28%
9-30
$75c
$$1
$$1.25
$$2
10c
50c
(quar.)—
1st preferred
$$1.50
■
(quar.)
Bridgeport
:
Inc.
9-29.
:
pfd.
4%
Central Illinois Electric
(reduced)—
common
Power
preferred
$5
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
6%
Records,
Carolina
9-20.,
11-15
_i_
Ltd.,
Carnation* Co., 3%%
9-15
9-30
(quar.)__
Ltd. (interim)__
Cos.
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy,
9-16
,9-20
10- 1
9-29
$62'Ac
$68%c
$68%c
.
Mersey Paper, 5'A%
Bowater Paper Corp.,
Oil
4.75%
.
(quar.)_l_
preferred
8%
9-17
9-
9-30
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
9-16
,
preferred
_
Fuel
.Stock
5%
9-16;,
10- 3
10-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
Colorado
Ltd.—-
Power,
Canadian
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
preferred
International
Canadian
.
45c
40c
:
(s-a)____——
Ltd., com.
Steel,
Drawn
9-15
10- 1
9-30
9-30
11-30/
9-28
10- 1
10- 1
—
9-30
/
10-10
11-1
$25c
$25c
$43%c
(quar.)___
common
9-15
15c
(quar.)_
Property Trust-.
$$1.25
—._
9-15.
u
$2
Co.
9-15
9- 11
9-15
8-31
—$2!/2c
$25c
preferred
(quar.)__
$15c
Canadian General Electric, Ltd. (quar.)____
,,$$2
Canadian General Investment, Ltd.' (quar.)
$30c
Canadian Hydrocarbons. Ltd
$10c
Canadian Ice Machine, class A (quar.)____
$20c
Canadian Induscries, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
$10c
9-16.
9-16
10-
investment
Monthly
Monthly
3-3
10- 1
10-3
10-15
10- 1
11- 1
60c
9-30
10-10
12y2c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Bowater
Brach
15c
.
3%
A
class A
Boston & Albany RR.
5%
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
class
Concrete,
Bostitch,
,
pfd.
dividend
Stock
Bostic
30c
(quar.)
3y2%
Borg-Warner Corp.,
10c
5%
4-1-61
$50c
$$1.10
'■ $70c
$40c
$37y2c
(quar.)_t._
common
(quar.)________
(quar.)„
preferred B
Cana,dian
9-16
vV:
$1.37Va
prior preferred (quar.)
Cascade Corp. (quar.)—-—.__—-—
Booth Fisheries (quar.)
Club
5%
10-10
1
10- 1
,
3- 3;
Canadian Collieries Resources, Ltd.—
>
6%
Boise
Book-of-the-M'onth
9-23
,
$1.40
40c
(quar.)
75c
20c
Blue Bonnets Raceway, Inc. (annual)—120c
Boatmen's National Bank (St. Louis) (quar.)
75c
Bobbs-Merrill Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12'A
C.)
preferred
9-19
preferred (quar.)__
Laughlin, Inc. (quar.)—
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, 6%
preferred
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)_
:
(H.
$175
9-19'
&
Bohack
9-20
10- 3
9-30
(quar.)
& Electric—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10- 3
5.60%
Bliss
$1.00
25c
_
Ltd^;
Bronze,
2
10-14
9-26
10-15
10-15
(quar.)_
Blackstone Valley Gas
*
9-
9-30
25c
$13.25
Products (quar.)__
Colorado Central Power Co.—
3- 3
Permanent
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.,
9-15
9-15
Energy
(From
3- 3'
4-1-61
Safeway,
Canadian
25c
40c
,
Co.
(quar.)__
Decker Mfg. Co.
4-1-61
4-1-61
$75c
—
Mortgage Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Canada
Steamship Lines. "Ltd.
(s-a)—___
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
!:;■
110c
125c
"
(quar.)_
common
Son
&
25c
12Vic
$75c
,$12y»c
;—
Canada
:
10-
—
(s-a)—
4%
Bank & Trust
Colonial
9-2
1
Radio,
Colonial
9-15
_j_—_
(S-a)
——
B
Collins
9-12
$12»/2C
A
5%
10- 1
10- 1
10-20
$1.25
$12y2c
——
—
Canada
v
% 9- 8
9-16
10- 1
10- 1
2oc
.
(quar.)
3
;
.
25c
A
(quar.)
Machine
Bird
Bird
.
,
$1.75
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., com. (resumed)
Billups Western Petroleum (quar.)
'
Biltmore
10- 1
50c
Bethlehem Steel Corp, 7% preferred
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bickford's, Inc. (quar.)
Biddeiord
10-
(quar.)________
Big Bear Stores,
9
33c
.
Cement—
—
Extra
9
9-
4%
(Pa.)
&
(s-a)_——
Extra
9-10
9-
1
Color-Craft
Class
9-30
9-30
10-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__
9-2
B
Class
(La.)—■
.___
Berks County Trust
Bessemer Limestone
4%
Insurance
■■■,,
9-23
60c
10-1
9-15
9-30
$1.25
,
9-23
1
(quar.)
10- 1
9-15)
10-15
60c
25c
.%:
■
1
10-
62c
Corp.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd.
$75c
9-30
1
10-
(quar.)
A
International
$12V2c
Extra
Class
9-15
10-' 1"
155c
(quar.)__
preferred
11-
125c '
of
class
Shares, Inc.—
fncome)
Colonial Industries, $6 preferred
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)
10-31
__
Coca-Cola
"
$1
$25c
Canada
$L5c
4preferred (quar.) ————t.—
$1.06'A
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a) ———"
$75c
(quar.)
Flooring Ltd.. class B
(quar.)—
Iron Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Canada
9-10
common
preferred
$4.25
9-15)
10-
——
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
10- 1
10-1
9-30
10- 3
10-17
10- 1
Extra
common
9-30
9-19
9-16 ''
9-16
1 9-16
(quar.)——_—_—
Fastener
When
Share
Peabody & Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
COca-Cola Bottling (Cinn.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (N. Y.)
Coca-Cola
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
10-14
10-1
9-15
(quar.)____
Co.,
10- 1
Bread," Ltd., 5% pref. B (quar.)—._
preferred (quar.)__
Canada, Ltd
(quar.)_________
Co.
3oc
12'/ic
$62y2c
(quar.)—25c
$1.06y4
Canada
125c
7% preferred (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd.,'5%
Telephone
(quar.)———
J.)
Camloc
9-15
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
Bell
(N.
Co.
Camden
9-20
10-
Name of Company
9-15
9-20
125c *.'
3-for-i
9-30
10- 1 :
10-1*
_
a
Trust
$2.50
10- 3
Corp.—
Stockholders approved
Beech
——
Per
:,
v
II
Cluett
9-20
8-22
—_—_—
(s-a)__.—
preferred
5%
)
10- 1
10-10
Refrigerating & Terminal—
10-3
.
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.40
9-16
(annual).——
inc.
i%
__
(quar.)_
40c
3%%
preferred
(quar.84%c
4V2%
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., common
(quar.)
125c
Class
Camden
Holders
Payable of Rec,
75c
10c
—
7'Ac
Distilling- xquar.)—..
dividend
"
.
Cameo,
9-16
1
(quar.)_
(Mass.)
Trust
Cambridge
9-15
9-30
9-30
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
9-15
10- 1
10-
(1203)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
ll'Ac
$1.50
:
Beatrice Poods Co.,
When
Share
&
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Co
(quar.)
8c
$$1.75
93%c
12%c
$75c
9- 2
> 2
9- 7
9-7
9- 7
12- 2
9-30
10-25
„
9-30
9-16
9-16
9-.1
9-22
10- 5
9-20
9"30
9-15
50c
87^'Ac
10- 1
10-25
10- 1
9-15
10-10
9-15
10- 4
9-30
9-i»
3°c
5c
10- 4
$1.50
9-19
9-14
12
(1204)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name
of Company
Delaware
Deere
De
&
Co.
&
Laval
Share
Hudson
Co.
(quar.).
50c
(quar.)
9-28
50c
Steam Turbine
(quar.)
Delaware Power St Light—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Holders
99-
1
Chemical
92 %c
9-30
9- 9
81
9-30
9-
(quar.)
$1.05
9-30
9-
9
preferred
(quar.).
$1.07
9-30
9-
9
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
9-30
9-
9
5%
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
9-
9
preferred
Dennison
Depositors
$1.25
(Augusta,
Chemical
Detrex
Industries
Detroit
Aluminum
&
Extra
12-15
10-10
15c
9-30
9-30
9-16
(quar.)
Bank
&
Gasket
Detroit
Trust
&
International
New
Federated
Bridge
9-16
Federation
9-
Fibreboard
9
15c
9-12
30c
(quar.)
9-26
9-28
9-21
Prom
net
&
Diana
investment
Raynolds
Stores
income
Corp.
12c
9-30
9-14
70c
9-26
9-12
(quar.)
25c
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Dilbert's
Quality
1st
Dillon
S.)
(Walt)
Distillers
(quar.).
Co.,
Arts,
(quar.)_
Inc.
Productions
(quar.)_
Dixilyn
Extra
10c
income
Fund,
Dominion
Corset,
Dominion
Fabrics, Ltd..
Second convertible
&
Steel,
Ltd.,
R.)
Donnocona
&
10-15
9-30
First
National
1
9-16
First
National
9-30
9-15
First National Stores
Stock
in
be
Draper
Corp.
Dravo
Co.
11-
1
1
$55c
10-14
10-14
-
-
of
duPont
(E.
$4.50
I.)
1.
preferred
12-13
11-2$
$3
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
Flexible
9-30
9-
5%
9
9-16
35e
50c
7%0
25C
35C
10-
1
1
9-
10-
1
$2
10-
1
Food
$1.12%
10-25
10-10
87 %C
10-25
29%c
10-
1
9-
6
52 Vic
(quar.).
10-
1
9-
6
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
52 Vic
10-
1
9-
preferred
(quar.)
46%C
10-
1
9-
6
50c
10-
1
9-
6
51 Vic
10-
1
9-
6
4%
preferred
4.10%
' preferred
4.15%
Duval
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
Sulphur St Potash
51%e
Tennessee
Eastern
Natural
Bakeries,
9-30
9-
Fuel
preferred
Eastern
Asso.,
Steel
$7
15c
(quar.)_.
$$1
$$1.50
$25c
40c
(quar.)
common
$1.12 Vi
22 Vie
(quar.)
States Corp.—
preferred A (atcum.)
$6
preferred
Eastman
<'
$3.60
B
Kodak
10-
1
10-15
Fuller
9-30
10-
1
9-28
1010-
1
Futterman
Garfinckel
6
9-
5
6
1
1010-
7
45c
Investment
(Pa.)
Economy. Auto Stores
\
(quar.)
(quar.
414%
Edison
Sault
Electric
Ekco
Products,
4% %
Elastic
1
9-
Electric
Bond
Elmira
El
St
Paso
$5.36
»
10-15
1
25c
30c
25c
15c
20c
30c
(quar.).
(s-a)
$1.16%
10-15
9-29
10-
109-
$4.50
9-20
10-
3
9-30
11-
1
General
(quar.)—.
Ltd.
Stock
(quar.).,
$8
Trust
4%
Rule
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
10-22
10-14
75C
10-
40c
$1.60
1
$1.60
10-
1
10-10
9-30
9-
11-15
10-
1
10-
1
37 %c
10-
1
preferred
preferred
40c
9-30
General
(quar.)
(quar.) _L_
Brewing Corp.—
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Family Finance Co. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
preferred
40c
10-
3
1
99-
General
General
Farmers Bank of
State of Delaware (special)
Merchants Trust (Pa.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fed-Mart Corp.-fquar.)
10-
1
40c
10-
1
4.36%
9-30
5%
$1.30
$1.30
10-22
45c
50c
9-30
9-28
30c
10-
3
5c
12-
1
9-
$1.32
General
2
9-19
1
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-15
10-15
40c
.
9-20
25c
9-15
9-30
9-
9-3^
•
J31V4C
—_—
■
6
9-30
-w'J40c
(Houston)—
9-22
12-10
12-
1
1
(Winnipegf—
$1.25
quar.)
10-
1
6c
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-23
*
(quar.)
Sugar, common
Power
45c
—;—_
,r
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Mountain
Wire,
Gas
9-15
27 %c
-
9-
3
10-
9
9-15
10-
•
9
9-
10-
30c
$1.75
;___—
(quar.)——.—
t5c
(quar.)-_
17 %c
9-15
1010-
37 %c
Ltd.,-(quar.)
common
(quar.)_^
Co.,
preferred
Greyhound
10-
1
a$0
9-SO
10-15
IOC
10-
1
10-
1
9.
Stock
1
-
8- 2
10-
"
—_
Corp.;
9-15
9-15
: 8-30
9-30
25c
(quar.)_-_^___i.i-
common
-
1
dividend
4%%
10-1
;
convertible
5%
9-14
9-14
9-
9-28
$100
10-27
11-
i5c
1:
9-
series
Gulf,
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Power Co., 4.64%
1
9-
-
<
6
10-
1'
9-
7
"
5.16%
Gulf
States
V2 %
Gustin-Bacon
.10-
1
9-23
$1
10-
1
9-23
10c
10-
1
9-
6
27 %c
10-
1
9-
6
Mines,
.__—
9-30
9-30
°25c
9-30
12-23
10-25'
; io-1
7c
9-30
9-
9
10-
1
^
(quar.)
93%c
11-
l1
1
Hanover
10- 3
11-
10- 3
30c
25c
(quar.)
——
(quar.)——
9-30
10-
1
9-
6%
9
9-27
50c
9-29
1st
9-19
10-
1
9-16
•
19C
9-30
8-22
(quar.)
$0.53125
10-
1
10-
1
8-22
1
8-22
55c
10-
59 %c
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9- 8
.
5%%.
preferred
•
9-
3
9-30
-
9-30
10-18
10c
25e
11-15
10-25
32 %c
11-15
of
(quar.)
t22%c
11-15
Stock
15c
pfd.
Co.—
-
(A.)
pfd.
9-15
7
9-20
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
50c
10-
1
9-16
50c
10-
1
9-19
30c
10-
1
9-16
10-20
10- 6
Y.)
(quar.)_^
(quar.)_______
i
L__
(quar.)
81.50
Ltd.—
'
.
Stores,
F.)
F.)
Stock,
dividend
10-
9-19
1
r.
3
10-15
15c
10-15
9-30
-4%
10-31
9-30
10-
10-20
$1.37%
(stock
Bank
&
Trust
9-16
10-14
10-29
10-
10-
60C
50c
7
1
9-19
9-29
9-16
9-29
9-16
(Conn.)—
45c
u
10-
9-16
1
8-31
25o
pfd.
9-30
30c
(Initial)
5.80%
3
11-10
27 %c
dividend)
1
10-
l'/a%
(quar.)
11-
30c
preferred
9-30
9-20
10-
1
9-15
10-
3
36 %c
(quar.)
*
Co—
dividend
Stock
9-15
35c
5V2%
Co.,
9-
1
'40c
Marx__
National
1
10-
$1.87
—t
(quar.)
.____
Inc,
10-
115c
•
(initial
&
9
$81.62
Company
Co.,
(E.
"■
10-
(quar.)
(O.
11-
1.5
9-30
$1.06%
(quar.)
&
11
9-17
Refractories—
M.)
Corp.
Hathaway
..
1
v..;.-
1
9-15
$1.12%
Harvey Aluminum, class A
Harzfield's, Inc.^___^_____^
•
J81.25
25c ;
v
,10-1-
,
..
International,
A
Schaffner
Hartford
10-25
10-
(quar.)—2-J
(quar.K-_____'_______i__i:
dividend
.Hauserman
.
1
9-15
1
.10-
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
10-25
11-15
10-
6 Vic
Hartford Fire Insurance
10-25
32 %e
330
_
9-15
10-1
:.415c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Increased quarterly
62 %C
of- Indiana—
(H.
Hartfield
Florida—
preferred •(quar.
conv.
Harsco
8-22
25c
6%
Hart
8-22
66C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
CO.
9-19
.
<
10-18
.
(quar.)
Inc!
Farms
pref.
Harris
8-22
54%c
preferred
Telephone
1
9-15
.
(quar.>__^__^__^_„_
(N.
Shoe,
Harper
4
(quar.)_
General
1
10^
tSOc
>M0C
'
-
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)_u_.
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)-______
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
10i
2-24
.'fl-15
^
-
preferred (quar.)
Hardee
9- 6
400
(quar.)
of
Bank
Harbison-Walker
9
9-
25c
17c
(quar.)—
Steel Castings
(quar.)
Telephone St Electronics—
preferred
preferred
1
(quar.)—
Cosco, Inc.-
Hanover Insurance
Hanover
-
common
Inc.
preferred
preferred
4V2%
9
Corp.—
Products
10-
$1.12%
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
9-20
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hamilton Mfg. Co.:
Hammermill Paper
9
9-16
$1.25
preferred
Cement
Shale
-
$1.29
;
(quar.)_____——_______
preferred
Xerox,
Hamilton
9-1$
12-
1st
Haloid
4V*%
$1.25
.__
——_
Signal
1
v.
Brass,
5%
.'9-16
50c
—
Hahn
9-16
37 %c
(Boston)
Railway
Industries—
'-Extra
Co.—
Portland
r
10-
11-28
* 12-19
3-13-61'
$1.18
-
15c
.
■;
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
8-31
10-14
1.
$1.25
>■
Ltd._
Mfg.
9-20
.
9-30
11-
81.25
___
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)—
&
9-27
f
12 %c
Corp.—
(quar.)__
Trust
Land
tl8%c
-
preferred (quar,)_-
Gunnar
9-16
10-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
50c
•_
>j8-30
.10-14
1
11-
41 %c;
(quar.)_L
(quar.)_^_^.__
"
10-
RR—
$5
10-
9-30
Ohio
&
$5
'
;
Mobile
(Florida)
Gulf
10c
31 %c
Insurance
9-16
1
2e
(
Life
10-14
10-
15c
37 %c
(quar.)_
preferred-.
Tanning
(quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
9
•
■v9-30
>
—_
preferred
1954
8-30
9-30
$1.25
_~l_
Griess-Pfleger
9
10-13
$1.06 V*
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
=.
Company, common
5%
9-21
10-24
10%
Griesedieck
9-30
.
$2.50
9-12
11-
Insurance
(initial
preferred
$1.50
Gulf
(quar.)______
com.
Co.
preferred
$1.00
U
9-15
10-28
1
<quar.)_:—.—r
(quar.)_;
General Telephone Co.
9-13
25c
9-
'
preferred (quar.)
-4 75%
preferred
(quar.)
5.28%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
<
9-1$
„' $1
30c
93%C
-
i
(quar.)__
;
preferred A
Greenwich
9-30
1
10c
Corp.—
(quar.)
(qUar.)_—
Investors
Common
2
20c
9-19
Producers—
Western
7%
9
9-20
Financial Corp.—
common
Great
11-21
10-14
:
Western
Green
4
Corp.
2
1
10-10
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)—_
Reinsurance
9-19
10-
9- 7
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
9-16
10-
9-15
9-26
$2
Refractories
9-30
$1
9-15
9-30
.——.—:—
General
10-31
40c
New
11-21
; 9-
1
9-30
—
5%
———-
General
payment
.
9-30
—
4.40%
(accum.)
(this
10-10
Life
10-
56y4c
:
Quarterly
Great
9
2
J45C
(quar.)—
pfd.
Ltd., 5%
Great West Life Assurance Co.
Co.—
common
Co.,
Oil
Motors
9-12
8c
1
9-
12-12
82
400
1
9-
75c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
9-18
(quar.)
9-
9-12
9-
-
12-12
82
i5c
1
50c
-
Corp." (quar.)
A
Industries
Mills,
$5
9-18
25C
Farrel-Birmingham
10-
-
$3.75
Falstaff
Faultless
Southern
$$1.25
' * '
Texas
Finance
Controls
General
9
30c
Printing
(quar.)
Whitney Corp.—
Farmers &
Great
250
(quar.)__—
preferred
General
9-15
6c
$1
10c
clears all arrears)Fairmont Foods, common
4%
10-14
"
9-19
20c
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
10-31
$40c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
General
9-19
(quar.)
convertible
Lakes
9-30
———-———
of
preferred
Electric
9-23
10-
Y.)
Towing^(quar.)
Great
9-
9-30
9-26
,■•.:■■/■
«
Ltd. -(quar.)
Paper,
1
9-26
_
(quar.)—-——————
Contract
Crude
9-30
common
Textile
Fairbanks
Power,
Lakes
11-
Corp.—
preferred
General
9-15
7
10-31
55c
*
■
60c
(N.
Lakes
25c
9-16
40C
Insurance
Great
Great
1
1
10-30
15c
'
___^.—__——_
9-30
V
*
;—
common
Corp.,
General
9-19
9-30
6%
4.25%
Fabien
Cable
General
9-19
9-30
$12 Vic
.
-
9-22
9-30
9-15
(increased)
9-15
Greening'(B.)
-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
General
8-26
15c
Heating Products, class A (quar.)
Endicott Johnson Corp., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)—:
Englehard Industries (initial-quar.)
Equity Fund
5%
8-29
(quar.)
Enamel &
Eversharp,
5%%
;u
Co.
preferred
General
10-
25c
(quar.)
Stores
11-15
$$1.37
Ltd
Bancshares
convertible
General
$1.35
3%
Co.
Great American
preferred
Drug
9-30
45c
(quar.)
Box
?
12 %c
9-14
10-
•
preferred (quar.)_.
(Del.),- common- (quar.)
11-21
28 %c
(quar.)
Investors
Co.,
Builders
5%
8-29
Mfg
Mfg. Co.
Empire
9-30
3%%
9-14
10-14
81.50
(quar.-)_-____
Co.
Gray
9-18
:r
.:
—.—
preferred
Bakeries.
General
8-29
9-30
T.)
9-15
9-22
(quar.)
;
(quar.) __r~
preferred (quar.)
General
•
10-
32 Vic
(W.
9-14
1
9-30;
-
preferred
General
10-
•:
(quar.).
Grarit
8-31
3
9-29
10-14
16V4c
4%%
Co.,
Great Western
'
$1.12%
_.
common
<quar.)__
Emhart
Evans
£
dividend
Emery Air Freight
Union
'
$1.18
£.
(quar.)
Electric
Grand
7c
Industries—
American
General Baking
10-20
$4.72
Emerson
.^9-23
Ltd.
Toy,
10-
52 %c
8-29
Emco,
&
30c
(quar.)
Transportation
9-16
10-
Graham-Paige
15c
'
1%
•
:__
(quar.)^_—
preferred (quar.)i—_—_____
Corp., 6%-pfd.
(quar.)
B
Grand
10-24
9-14
rT~&~~Co7—""""""""
(W.
class
4; 9-15
9-30
9-15
10-14
class A. preferred
8%
10-
.i:
10-15
9-30
1%
(quar.)_.
8%
-
'
American
Common
_
Grace
1
50c
10c
_
9-20
$1.03
Gas,
5c
11-1
13c
2%
F.) Company (quar.)„ii—-iw
Employees Life Insurance Co.—
1
10-
63c
(Ga.)—
American
;
.
(B.
10-14
C"
7
*
Oil
.9-16
(quar.)
Natural
Goodrich
Government
9-
9-30
$12 %c
—
American
8-29
Paso
10c
(quar.)
General
8
1
10-
$5.40 preferred
35c
7-
10-
9-16
.
10c
common
General
1
9-30
Co.,
preferred
Common
10-15
preferred
$4.50 preferred
El
1
37 %c
(quar.)__
convertible
General
10-15
1
$1.34
'
1
10-
'
10-15
1
(quar.)_
preferred
10-
8
9
10-31
25c
9-20
9-16
9-30
25C
—
Co., common
9-30
11-
(quar.)
Co.—
$4.12
-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.>"__
Mines, Ltd.- (initial)-—
6%
9-10
11-
__
Williamsport RR. Co.
Electric
preferred
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
—
(quar.)___
Power
preferred
General
9-16
11-
(quar.)
Elizabethtown Water Consolidated
Geco
9-15
1
50c
(quar.)
(Calif.). (quar.)_____
Manufacturing
9-30
9-30
10-
$1.50
Share
&
Products
9-23
5%%
9
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electro Refractories St Abrasives
Elder
22 Vic
.
Stop Nut Corp. of America (quar.).
Electrical
2
10-
15c:
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.05
9-
9-
'
9-23
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
5%
9-1$
1
$37Vic
pfd.
(quar.)
common
preferred
2nd
6%
10-
St
3
•
preferred (quar.)—-Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
*
—
$1.18%
•
9-23
10-
''?}'
—L-——-
B
Gold
10-10
•9-30
;—
6V2%
9-23
9-6
11-8
t50c
?
Class
9-20/
9-23
10- 3
11-15
,
A
1
9-20
(from net investment
St
7
9-20
50c
Class
1
1
25c
(quar.)
of Columbus
9-15
9-
1
"
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Stores,
9-
Gatineau
2
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros.
1
9-30
9-
17Vic
Economy Baler Co.
Edison
10-
10-15
$J0c
....
(quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd.
Edgecomb Steel Co.
1
90c
Trust
Trust, Ltd.
10-
30c
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
Economic
Common
7
1
(Julius)
Corp.
Gas Light Co.
-
11-
'
1
Corp., class A (monthly)
convertible
4%%
9-15
9-16
1
t$l
Corp.—
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
10-
.
Investors
9-10
10-
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
(quar.).__
10-
(quar.)
Co.
__:
9-15
150
^
(quar.)^.;>
preferred
10-
$30c
A.)
20c
(quar.)^_-_-
28c
(interim)
Ltd.
Mines,
Co.
Garrett
9-15
11-
4%
-
$1.80
9-20
9-
Common
9-15
rB.v^v v:\
preferred
Insurance
Company
18c
(quar.) _________—_——_
Trailer Co., common
(George
Fundamental
Falls
Glidden
9- 6
9-30
v
non-participating
Gold Seal Products
Ltd
Geduld
Fulton-Carroll
9-30
$1.50
,
common,
National Bank. &
Easton
9-22
Investment—
6%
9-16
,
Company
Fruehauf
9-15
10-15
$1.75
(accum.)
Co.,
1
1
$1.25
V
--
Frito
1
Eastern
v
10-
5%c
Gas
(quar.)
Stainless
9-16
9-21
_
_—
"
4Va%
9-
1
10-
(quar.)_;
(quar.)-
Frigikar Corp. (quar.)
(Louis) Realty Co.
9
10-
1
10-
9-18
certificates———
Friedman
6
10-27
State
Ltd.—
participating preferred (quar.).
Participating.
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan (quar.)
Gas St
9-
17 Vic
4%
Eastern
1
31 Vic
(quar.).
Eagle Food Centers, Inc._
East
10-
Glrard
2
10-
25c
(quar.)__'__^
9-15
9-30
$10C
v:
1
10-
20c
(quar.)
Cards, new (initial quar.)
Exchange Bank (Phila.)-—
1
(quar.)
(Phila.)"
—
—
1
s
■
__
Ltd.
-
Greeting
20c
Trust
Co's.,
Free
-9-30
9-30
Mfg. Co.
Fraser
6
3.75%
9-15
10-
$1.50
Girard Corn
9-20
Fund,
10-
$1.25
9-30
»
9-30
Mutual
$1.23
—•
preferred
10-15
9-15
Frantz
9-15
Gibson
9-23
Frankford
10-
9- 6
1
Founders
9-16
$1.15
10-20
1
Canada,
10-
1
10-
of
17 %c
1
10-
Co.
10-14
10-
11-
25c
Transit
10-31
35c
10-
.___
Bank
9-19
10-14
10-
10-
_.:—
National
9-19
9-30
10-31
87 %c
$1.25
;
Machinery St Chemical, com. (quar.)
St Wallace, clqss, A
(quar.)___—___
Dairies, Inc. (quar:) ;ixi
—
Worth
9-19
9-19
10-
10-
V"5c
;_—
(quar.):.—:
(quar.)
Foundation
10-10
(quar.)
10-10
75c
Fort
9-30
9-19
;
40c
(quar.);
Globe Envelope, Ltd., class-A (initial)
Goddard, Inc. (stock dividend)
(quar.) _L
Fort Worth
(quar.;)
1
Foremost
9-20
9-30
$1.37%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Gera Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
Giant Portland Cement
(quar.) —
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd.
9-15'
Forbes
8-25
9-30
$1.25
50
(quar.)
9-15
1
$1.12%
.—
1
•
A
10-
9-30
—
10-
•
8-25
1
class
Stores,
preferred
11-
20c
common
Telephone,
9-15
$1.06 V*
-v
(quar.)
15c
___'.
common
9-15
10-1
6V4C
:——
12 %c
(quar.)_i——_
Fair
3
25c
>"■•.-
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$4.20
9-15
9-28
10-
(quar.)
1
60c '
•
preferred
Food
10-
55c
—
preferred
Florida
9-21
tl.75
(quar.)__
Utilities,
9-15
10-
7%c
Glens
~4%%
9-2#
9-14
9-28
45c
—
$1.12
2
1
9-30
10-
Public
10-1
$4.92
9-30
(Syracuse)—
common
10-10
20c
Co.
Trust
(quar.)—.—;—
Tubing (quar.)_—
preferred
Florida
9-16
11-
Corp.
Fleming Company,
9-30
10-15
2%
„
i
10-10
1
7%C
35c
'
St
10-10
11-
$1.12%
Brewing, class A (quar.)—
(quar.)—:•
Genuine Parts (quar.)
Genung's, Inc.
(quar.)—
Georgia Power Co;, $4.60 preferred (quar.)
10c
preferred (quar.)—
Firstamerica Corp. (quar.)
Fischer St Porter Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)
Fisher Brothers CO., $5 preferred
(quar.)—
11-25
12-13
Deposit
H
20C
(quar.)
______
Bank
1
11- -1
$1.50
B
50c
Banking
(quar.)
National
1
75C
convertible
5%
1
35c
(quar.H.
Nemours & Do.—
preferred
9-
$37Vic
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
$2.10
1
t25c
Y.)
de
10-
Trenton
Flagg-Utica
(quar.)
(N.
First Trust St
1
2%
Co.,*common (quar.)_.
preferred A (quar.)..
Trust
9-27
9-27
10-
_
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia)
frac-
Power
Dunkirk
First
11-
$5
Ho
75c
Bank
25c
93 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Class
9-23
1
'
(quar.)
National
9-16
10-
County
(quar.)
(Toms River, N. J.)—
10-10
27 %C
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
> $3.50 preferred A (quar.)____
Y.)—
City Bank (N. Y.) (qua*\)__
Credit, class B (quar.)—___
Haven
New
First
$25o
(quar.)
;
First
9
1
Somerset
N. J.)
Bank
1
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
1
9-15
9-30
11-
—
Genesee
Quarterly
9-23
11-
13c
lieu
9-
$150
Chemicals.
7%
10-15
Brook),
9-
1
9-30
50c
-
10-15
10-
(Bound
First National
10-15
(increased-quar.).
4% preferred (quar.)_
Inc.
(Initial quar.).
Corp.,
Duggy-Mott Co.
Duke
1
paid)
(quar.)
dividend
Dubois
11-
common
(cash
will
of
Bank
9-16
(quar.)
Brewery,
Chemical
National
9-30
+35c
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Dow
Dow
First
$5
9-15
Auburn
N.
Vernon,
(Mt.
10-
70c
9-30
$17%c
Ltd.
Paper.
Bank
9-16
10-
&
;
3
$37 %c
(quar.)
common
Sons,
St
National
10-
80c
(quar.)—
Lewiston
of
11-15
Rubber
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
4y4%
4% %
75c
9-20
55 %c
1
(quar.)
10-31
-
shares
First
Bank
3% %
9-15
10-31
50c
9-22
$$1.12%
(quar.)
dividend
tional
9-30
9-20
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Donnelly. (R.
9-22
+15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass,
preferred
9-30
$25c
preference
Foundries
preferred
National
(Maine)
Tire
37 %c
(Jersey City)
National
First
General
$4.50
10-31
(quar.)
Bank
First
preferred
11-15
(quar.)__—
Texas)
1
—--
General
3
1
General Telephone Co.
10c
:—_
9-15
10-
10-
4
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-15
52c
■
10-28
1
1
1
—
Waterworks—
preferred
80c
(quar.)
.12-15
11-
10-
10-
28c
9-30
10c
—
(Boston)
9-15
.
1
11-
35c
(quar.)
1
36 Vic
—
(quar.)—
of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)
—
Time Corp.
(quar.)
—
56 %c
(initial)
(Dallas,
25c
common
(quar.)
,■
9-15
10-
9-15
35c
(quar.
preferred
5.60%
9-l$v
9-30
7%c
•
(Bait.)
Bank
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
$6
100
~
(quar.)__
Ban*
9
$10c
5.10%
-
9-15
9-30
5%
Bank
National
9-16
10-
9
9-30
10-14
12c
National
9-30
17 %c
9-
General
First
9-30
3
9-15
9-12
1
9-30
55c
—
National
10-15
10-
(quar.)
(quar.).
common
1
31 Vic
preferred
preferred
$1.25
10-11
9-30
10-
37 %c
income)
Corp.,
$17 %c
Dominion Tar 8i Chemical, Ltd., com.
Dover
9
39c
Ltd
Stock
9-
10-31
(quar.) ■>"
Y.)
1
10-
General Telephone Co.
9-30
27%C
$1.40
9-30
35c
Trust
12c
Ltd.
Dairies,
;
First
25c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Dominion
$1 pref:
10-24
10-14
10-14
(quar.)
Corp., class A
(initial)—
B
5c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
7%
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
^
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
5.80%
preferred (quar.)
T
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
(N.
Investors
Class
9-16
10-24
9-30
dividend
15c
(initial)
Dome
Dominion
First
9-23
10%
tax)__
(quar.)
Dodge Manufacturing, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd.
(quar.)
4% %
1
General
Stock
9-30
$.076
<__■
Dominion
10-
;
>
Co.
investment
5c
Corp.
Dominick
9-30
9-30
10-14
$1.25
_____
Products
$2.25 series A preferred
First Geneva Corp.
9-15
10-15
10-14
10-
General
9-30
(quar.)
Tr.
St
Paper
net
Financial
10-14
1
15c
(From
First
Drilling, class A
(Joseph) Crucible
Dixon
1
Ltd.—
deposit receipts
Ltd. (less British
Distillers,
10-
25c
'•
(quar.).
American
Diversified
11-15
17 %c
St Sons Stores
Chemical
Disney
15c
9-
9-30
10-14
$1.37%
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field St Co.
Flgurette, Ltd.. class A (initial)
Supermarkets—
preferred
(J.
Di-Noc
9-20
10-17
15c
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
-
(quar.)
Co.
27C
_
(quar.)
___
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Vegh Investing Co., Inc.—
Devoe
quar.)
Bank
60c
33 %C
—
preferred
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
preferred A (quar.)—
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37 %C
(quar.)
preferred
General
12-23
Assn.—
.
common
(quar.)
Publications
9-30
9-30
$1,35
$1.25
_
(initial
$2.40
9
9-
5%
monthly
Finance,
preferred A
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
3
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
General
9
9-15
1-3-61
25c
dividend
2%c
,
Detroit
Detroit
10-
Mortgage
9-
9-30
10-1
9-29
5% preferred B (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores—
9-16
10c
(s-a).
(quar.)
10c
When
Per
Share
Name Of Company
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
-
(quar.)
Services
Stock
5%
(quar.)
Co.
National
Increased
Federal
11-30
$1.50
Me.)
Brass
9-30
50c
Trust
Insurance
Federal
9
preferred
Shops
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Department Stores (2-for-l split)
Federated
v
Federal
4.20%
i
Bake
Federal
1
9-
4.28%
de
Federal
9
1
9-26
10-
20c
Share
Company
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
.
.
._■
;j._;
_______
•
1% '
.1%
1-2-61
9-16
12-
9
Iowa—
34%c
10-
1
9-15
•
Continued
on
page
46
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1205)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
40
Sep
1
47 'A May
59% Feb
9
84% Apr
108 % Oct
20
134
40
8
Mar
24
98 % Mar
Apr
2.8% Mar 20
27% Dec
16
Aug
17
23% Jan
2
26
2
Sep
preferred
42% Jun
29
52
Jan
15
ACF Industries
15% Jan
4
32% Jan
6
Acme
28% Jan
4
Adams
23
21% Sep
23
30% Mar
23% May 31
Vending Corp
Steel
17
*
*40%
41%
41
56%
57%
573/4
58 5/s
31%
32%
32
32%
30%
323/a
413/4
413/4
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
13%
13
13
13
13'/a
13
13
10
21%
22
21%
22
213/4
22%
213/4
22'/a
21%
21%
1
23%
24%
23%
24%
233/4
24
24%
24%
24%
No par
24%
26%
28%
26%
273/4
27%
28
27
27%
26
27
'5,400
68
73
68
71%
72%
73%
72%
73%
72%
733/4
15,900
14,500
71
290
Sep
1
Aeroquip Corp
Corp
40% Mar
20 J/4 Feb
24
Air
Control
62% Sep
23
85
Jan
4
Air
Reduction
328
1
Apr
4.50%
22
7'A Jan
19
A
14
J
4% Sep
Jan
30
27 % Jun
9
32% Aug 26
Alabama
8
12% Sep
19
19% May 12
Alco
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
8
Sep
15
79
Feb
17
fl»/4 Jan 28
153/o Nov
18
8% May 11
12% Jan. 28
54% Nov
18
30% May 11
45
333/8 Sep
22
90% Jan
12
35
17
9
23% Jan
2
77 % Jun
12
85
44% Jan
603/4 Aug 31
7
102
8
53% Jun
84
Aldens
3
12%
13
12%
13
25%
24
24%
25
25 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
64%
65%
65
653/4
6%
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
May 27
223/8 Jan
8
Allen
Dec
30
59
22
47
Feb
8
59
Jan
4
Allied
143/4 Sep
19
173/4 Jan
4
4
Allied
21
64% Apr
21
43% Aug 16
58% Feb
5
Allied
Laboratories
22
44% Feb
24
32
39% Jan
6
Allied
46% Sep
14% Feb
4
5
613/4 Jun
11
Dec
11
8% Oct
75
83 a/4 Mar 17
23
58 % Jan
13
Allied
Jan
4
843/4, Sep
1
25% Sep
27
52% Jan
Allied
20
40
Jan
28
132
Jan
28
36% Apr
13
75
26% Feb
17
383/4 Sep
1
Jan
29
127% Sep
1
32% Sep
8
39% Feb
25
July 21
28% Sep 19
27
1
39% July 13
28 % July 28
77% May 11
1153/4 July 24
104
101 %
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
31
31
31%
30%
31
303/4
31%
2,500
13
12"%
13
12%
12%
123/4
12%
8,000
45
43
45%
46%
47%
48%
48%
491/4
*83
4,700
Leather
42
Jan
Feb
29
61
July 20
35% Jun
21
50% Mar 15
Amerace
Amerada
44% Sep
'56% July 17
22
69% Nov
25
106 % Feb
5
55
July 25
78% Jan
6
273/4 Dec
22
353/4 Apr
30
25
July 14
31% Jan
21
23% Nov
18
33% Apr
9
17% Apr
1173/4 Nov
10
160 % Apr
9
92
42% Jan
2
50 % Sep.
7
46% Dec
Jan
American
443/4 Jan
4
American
22
4
Brake
:['y.
25 3% Mar
4
41% Aug 23
19
20% Feb
11
19
ft
19% Aug 11
14% Mar 18
8
7% Feb
Jan
133/4 Sep
403A Nov
50% Jan
2
34"% Sep
23
353/4 Sep
40% Mar
2
35% Jan
6
47% Jan
613/4 Aug
653/4 Apr
42% Sep
7
44% Mar 17
28
25% Sep
20% Dec
29
37% Dec
24
44
Jan
15
106
94
17
81% Jun
2
Sep
16% Nov
SB % Oct
15
15%
1,800
49%
48%
49
5,600
35%
35%
35%
1,500
3
8
1,500
par
x49
49%
48%
49%
49
50%
*83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
25%
lo
12
23
17% Dec
3
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
B3
76% Dec 30
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
24% Dec
30
13% Jun
8
56
Sep 21
73% Apr
14
__
38% Jan
6
53% July
1
—
18% Nov
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
II
Dec
18
62% Mar 31
41% Sep
133
9
Dec 30
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
64
16% Mar 20
54"% Mar 3
18% Apr 21
152
Mar 17
May 1
Nov 23
56% Feb 27
148% Mar 20
41
92
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
29%
30%
29%
30
28%
28%
62,800
66%
67%
66%
67%
66%
67%
34,300
50
*33
34%
*33
34%
1
54
54
*54
55%
42%
43
42%
42%
No par
63 % Mar
9
12
34% Dec 30
125
Jun
T2'A Dec 22
86% Dec
28
105
Jan
43% Mar
17% Dec
21
35% Feb
13% Jan
20
75% Sep 22
2
4
18
18% May 18
89
Apr 17
117
17
Sep 22
Jan
18
13% Mar 12
15% Nov 23
14% Nov
4
14% Jan
2
81 % Nov
20
—
129% Jan 20
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
29% Aug 7
27'/a May
Jan
4
32% May 11
15'/a Jan
4
25% Mar
1
25
Feb
19% Oct 21
63
Dec
2
14
Mar
—
—
117
46% Mar 13
74% Mar 17
33% Feb 17
45
Sep 23
80% Deo
1
00% Mar 18
35'A Sep 23
13.
Feb
3
47
July 28
32% Sep 20
80
Dec
IT
95% Apr
9
85
Jan
12
14
Mar
4
41% Aug
36
Feb
17
20
30% Jan
0
V
American
Co
57%
58
57%
58%
57%
58%
58
58%
585/8
59%
253/4
25
25%
25%
25%
253/s
253/4
25
25%
8,500
18%
19%
18 3/4
19%
19%'
19%
19%
193/s
19
19 %
25,900
95
95
100
•
30% Mar
3
*95
100
♦95
100
40%
40
40
40%
40%
40%
32%
32%
*32%
33%
32%
32%
62
*60%
62
62
2
16%
17
39"%
403/8
v
♦94
40%
32%
*60 %
No par
Co
100
32 %
50
Corp_
*95
40%
10
1
351/4
*191/4
1
Corp
91/4
12.50
common
*60%
■
100
40 5/8
40%
32%
,
32 J/4
100
2,100
"
*60%
62
*60%
16%
16%
163/4
17%
163/4
17 %
X38%
39'%
38%
393/8
38%
39
38%
600
62
16%
13,200
38%.
,
4,400
Cable
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
19%
;
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
•18%
19%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
38%
37
37%
36%
37%
37%
37%
34%
37
373/o
37
373/8
37
37%
37
37%
36%
37
433/4
43
43
44
44
44%
44 %
45
1,200
66%
66%
67%
65%
66%
64
65
63%
63%
3,700
17%
18
173/4
17%
17%
18
18
18
5,900
38%
38%
38
42%
No par
66 %
18
18
10
39
39
100
*84
3
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
14,400
37%
No par
Barge Line Co
20,200
37
25
85%
♦84
*43 %
59,200
3,200
38%
37%
37%
85%
84%
84%
•83%
84%
•83%
84%
20
483/a
48
49%
47%
48%
47%
47%
38,000
37
37
600
25
25
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
1,500
56%
56%
563/4
56
56%
55%
56%
12,400
19
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
4,700
Jan
9% Jan
8
11
383/a Jan 18
198 % Jun 15
-
61% Jun 28
When
issued
American Electric
American
Power
Co
Enka
Corp
American European
Secur
American Export
American
&
Lines Inc
No par
40c
*29
v; ;
12.50
24%
16%
207/8
103
74%
84
Jun 20
75% Aug 22
48'A Aug 12
16'A Feb
3
145% Aug 24
35%
124%
57
144%
62%
Aug
Jun
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Jan
16
13
24
25
24
126
4
34
4
38% Jan 20
Feb
3
Feb 23
Aug 26
Jun 30
1
63% Sep 14
130% Aug 31
43% Jan
4
23% Jun 20
73 'A Jun 17
42% Mar 1
55% Jun 17
68% Jan 15
54% Jan 11
44%
92%
44%
45%
July 5
Sep 13
Aug 12
Aug 31
300
*29
303/4
*29
23%
23%
233/4
23%
6%
6%
63%
6%
6%
25
178
1
American Hospital Supply Corp
30%
47%
23%
Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
2
45J/2
253/a
181
49>/a
24%
175
45%
24%
24%
18%
20
aoo
103
63'A
84'%
*83
60
*83
35
21
*91%
17%
*15%
36%
22
93%
60%
22%
7%
7%
•29
30%
23
7%
2,500
24,300
24%
24%
23%
179%
181%
178%
180%
12,500
48%
46%
49%
47
47%
7,500
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
4,200
14%
13%
14
14%
14%
20%
20
20
20
20
*100
103
*100
103
♦14
20%
*100
62%
61%
85
*83
34%
21
21%
21%
93%
*91%
17%
23%
6%
24%
34
*91%
30%
23
7
18%
18%
14%
20
•29
23%
182%
179
47%
*13%
303/4
46%
180%
18'A
18%
14
141/4
20
20%
*100
103
34
17%
103
63%
85
35%
62%
•83
63%
85
60%
24
623/4
•83
34
22%
21%
22%
93%
*91%
900
3,100
58,200
85
33
3,300
93%
33
33%
22%
21%
93%
•91%
4,900
33,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16
16
16
Xl5%
157/a
•15%
15%
*15%
153/4
500
1.66%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
212,000
25
69'A
71%
68
69%
68%
69%
69
69%
69%
71
36
37%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
34%
54
55
54%
54%
53%
55%
53
53%
4,600
68%
70%
68%
70%
68%
69%
66%
68%
28,300
36
37%
37%
38
38
38
37%
37%
6,400
12
12%
80,600
♦143
144%
120
17%
No par
l
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
American Potash & Cherri,
No par
American Rad & Std Sany com
5
7% preferred
100
54%
56%
68%
71
36%
38
12
12'A
*144% 145%
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
31%
32%
111% 113%
50%
52'A
143
143
61
61
*124% 126%
22
22%
12%
144
12%
144%
32'/a
32
32
32
116%
110
115
107
51%
52
52
143'A
143 %
60
223/4
27%
26'A
67
26%
29%
*15%
68
27%
29%
16
6 7'A
33%
American Tel & Tel Co
513/a
142
60
22'A
91%
94%
61%
63
593A
American Stores Co
1
American Sugar Refining com—25
7% preferred
25
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
6% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com
5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
1
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
123% 125
34%
35%
*20%
20%
28%
28%
12%
144
50%
*58%
124%
26%
12%
144%
31%
124%
.
1
American Tobacco common
12%
*144
112%
12.50
American Steel Foundries
Anchor
18% Oct
29,100
50
18%
27% Sep 23
18% May 17
10% Sep 23
88% Sep 22
900
33
56%
28% Sep 21
Jan
7
25% Sep 23
300
42%
25
7
45
56%
42%
20
26
8
♦55
423/4
26
97% Sep
4
51'/a May 19
__
33
56%
♦42
57%
79% Jan
10
34%
♦55
19%
82%
31%
30%
17%
Jun
•33
55%
43
56%
27% Mar 15
12
Apr 21
65% Sep 23
25
34%
25%
American News Co
American Optical Co
20
55
1
1
26'A Sep
*33
X42%
2,900
par
Sep
Mar 7
67% Mar 8
42
Mar 3
133% Jan 13
54
Feb
9
117
Mar 8
18
Jun 21
500
29%
44
67
29
102%
653/8
American Natural Gas Co
7
102%
30%
9
Jan
102%
633/4
74% Sep
July 22
102%
8,800
29%
55% Mar 23
18
27,100
*28%
American Motors Corp
Apr
25%
30%
29% Apr L3
Apr 14
Apr 11
Apr 19
25%
283/4
86% Jan 14
17'% Sep 23
14
May 2
43%
43%
33%
12
138%
25%
65%
American Ice Co
No par
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com
3.50
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
4%% preferred
100
American Metal Products
2
American Molasses Co
l
33
Sep 22
20'A Jun
1
70
25%
29%
Jan 18
Jan
6
Sep
9
Sep
9
Jun 15
Aug 24
58'A Jan 6
27% Jan 15
92% Aug 15
28"% Jan 26
18
Aug 5
Jan 14
83%
33 y8
26
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
98
Jan 22
323A Jan 22
10
Dec 18
83%
*24%
4
31% Mar 15
6% Jun 30
84
83%
5
42
1
20% May 12
Jun
2
Aug
5
Feb 15
Jan
4
Jan
4
*83%
10
Feb
16%
133/a
17%
94
49'%
76'A
104
7%
47%
10
33 % Jan
May 27
July 9
Jan
2
Feb 25
Nov 17
25%
*101
7%
46%
503/4
59% July 18
25
18%
20%
105
52%
28%
25%
104
7%
50%
,_1
20% July 14
14% Jan
15% Dec
25 %
104
7%
48
50%
27% Aug 18
9
26%
109
7%
20
20
36% Mar
'
7%
Distilling Co
20
23% Sep 23
142% Feb 15
*104
•14%
*
8
American
21
38% July 21
July 27
25%
100
8
23
Jun
Sep
193
9
15
343/4
48
18 % Sep
30% Aug
2,700
24,900
47%
46 % Jan
4
50
17
50%
10
59
22
49%
Cyanamid Co
July 27
18% Jan
51%
American
25
34% Apr frl5
Mar 13
Feb
Jan
50%
59% Jun 14
8
45
30
8% Nov 27
II
43
17
Commer
4%%
51%
49%
Co
40
2
9
122
Apr
Can
Chicle
5
50%
15
preferred
American
Mar 30
*16%
51
35'A
20
13
11
16%
50%
50%
common
Radio
Aug 23
55% May 18
Oct~20
Jan
;
89
American
Amer
163/4
53%
'
97
143/4
common
&
&
443A July
28
Inc
Cable
Chain
243/4 Jan
21
47 % Mar
25
453/4
15
50
71
*96
16%
50%
preferred
American
7%
97
16 y2
*343/4
——4
American
513/4 Jan
19
36% May 12
May 28
65% July 28
17
383/4 Feb
9
48% Sep
Jun
4
38 3/4 Aug 23
46 % Mar 22
14
1
43% Jan
July 28!
96%
16%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
97%
96%
16
.
American
20
*96
*96
17
66,500
15
No par
Shoe
33% Nov
Jan
Bank Note
preferred
American
20% Jan
20,000
34%
preferred
7
38 % Aug
7,100
35
49%
Co
51% Jan
3
38
33%
84
Co—
Arma
30
Aug
Bakeries
Bosch
19
68
2
convertible
American
5
16 Ye Sep
11%
36%
35
*83
14%
Corp.
4
Aug
6
11%
37%
33%
84
49%
common
Jan
58
63
39 3/4 May
22
6%
Airlines
July 12
64% May 29
2
133/4 Sep
45% Jan
58
3%%
18
32% Sep
18
27
44% Jan
51
12.50
Petroleum
106% Jan
11%
37
36%
*83
34%
Agricultural Chemlcal-_No
American
4
40 % May 26
Z
32% Oct
Amer
25% Jan
11%
38
35
84
143/4
Corp
26'
Aug 30
11%
37%
35%
.
*83
35
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Mar 18
47
11%
36%
34%
96%
1,35/3
10
7
33
1,0
11%
35
84
50%
of America
Mar 31
11
35
353/8
*96
*83
No par
Aluminum Co
Dec
48%
1434
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
52
48%
491/.
Mfg common
convertible preferred-
4
51
11,800
'
11
10%
<<41/4
_100
4
5
4%
35
common—No
Jan
12
4%
84
x34%
100
V 4%
4%
5
35% Jan
Feb
39
'
1
Allis-Chalmers
33% Jan
2,000
300
123%
5
108
,
*228
No pat
19
63% Sep
300
No par
Amalgamated
May
*240
4,000
23,600
31
9
Inc
Stores Corp
preferred
4.08%
64%
4%
Products Corp
5
62%
13
1
Mills
11% Jan
653/4
64%
31%
1
173/o Dec
1
11
4 i/a
Industries Inc
36% Dec
7% Jun
25%
12%
10
common
46% Sep
May 31
300
13%
11
31 %
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
21% Mar 20
*240
12%
25
11%
Ml
100
preferred
Alleghany Corp
100
300
13%
25
6,300
5
4
Sep 20
*240
13
24%
7,900
2
common
5
16
66
289
4,500
11,100
1
5
283/o Aug 25
65
*243
100
.
Jan
10
Dec
•
2
Corp
56% Jan
30
67
,
13%
23%
*11%
common__No par
13% Jan
Dec
Apr
Gas
Inc
4%%
Aug 26
Inc
pfd 1951 series
Products Inc
123/4 Feb
89
12%
1
1
Industries
6% Mar 19
30
16% Nov
1
50c
Products.
conv
22% Apr
3% Feb
28% Dec
V."
■
,
91% Mar 10
22
Oct
4
Admiral
23% Jan
12,100
31%
Co
Corp
19
200
13
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
19
107%
30%
1
22
107%
41%
17
Sep
14,300
112
13%
Jun
11
900
58%
33%
Jun
12% Sep
41%
58
42
47
23% Sep
41%
59
*107%
110
42
58%
13%
94
23
*107
Shares
*40%
41%
14
29
106
the Week
32%
Apr
38% Dec
106
114
Friday
Sept. 23
1
Apr 2Q
29% May 11
2
3
*104
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 22
41
58%
PRICES
1
Co
Adams-Millis
SALE
25
Inc
Express
22% Nov
Sep 21
HIGH
Sept. 21
42%
16 %
17% Dec
AND
Wednesday
57 %
63
23% Jan
Sept. 20
41%
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Jun
9
convertible
ABC
34% July 15
23
12
4%
Tuesday
Sept. 19
5
common
3
41 % May
4
Jan
10
Monday
1
Laboratories
8
23% Mar
57
12% Nov
Abbott
15
114 % Jun
7
V
Par
Fund
Abacus
Aug 22
69% Jun
52% Mar 10
45 % Nov 23
26
43
8
28
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
13
143%
60
12%
144
32 3A
111
52 3/a
*141% 143
*58%
59%
125'A
125%
22%
23%
23%
26%
22%
26%
26%
26%
26%
V,
*124
125%
32%
100
17%
35
32%
107
2,400
12,200
9,800
2,200
2,910
52%
52%
12,000
140%
141%
230
59%
*124
59%
400
125%
110
23%
24%
7,800
27
27%
10,000
673A
*67'A
67%
663/4
67'/a
653A
663/4
1,600
263A
27%
273A
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,900
29
29%
29
29i/a
29
29%
283/4
29%
3,600
16'A
163A
*16%
17'A
16%
16%
♦16%
17
500
91%
92%
92%
93 3/a
92%
93
91%
93
98,300
61'A
61%
62
61 %
61%
61
61%
25,200
124%
125
124
125
124%
125%
124%
124%
870
34'A
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
333/4
34%
28,100
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21
28 3/a
28%
28%
*28
283/8
*28%
2,400
700
*28%
28%
27
27
27
27
*27
27'A
27
27
27%
27%
210
15%
52
26%
43%
15%
15%
Xl5%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,800
52
54
54%
56%
54%
54%
54%
55%
6,900
253/4
27
26 3/a
27 3/a
26%
26%
25%
26%
91,900
42%
45%
453A
463/a
36%
15%
55
28%
44%
46%
37%
34 v
*91%
38
44%
35
93%
39%
45%
45%
~
44
45
43%
43%
413/4
433/a
11,900
47%
45%
46%
45
46
39,500
37%
36%
36%
35%
35%
34
34%
33%
34%
*91%
93%
353A
36
46%
35%
323A
333A
33%
333/4
.
1,050
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard
Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
♦91%
93%
*91'A
93%
*91%
93%
38
383/a
*38'A
39
38%
38%
38
38%
443A
45
44%
45
44%
45
44%
45
5,800
—
—
—
5,300
36,500
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1206)
.
.
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
Archer-Danlels-Midland
No par
18
49'/a Feb
11
30ft Sep
20
40ft Jan
18% Nov
27
40ft Jan
26
23 ft July 20
30ft Sep
Argo
77 ft Jan
Armco
11
42% Feb
Armour
48ft July
•4ft May
7
as
7
37ft Nov
57
80'/a July 29
May
15% Feb
II
Sep
Sep
29 ft May
24
19
9
49ft Nov
25
39
Jan
26
23
86 ft Apr
7
75
Jan
13
44 ft Jun
20
Sep
14
20'ft Jan
11
11% Oct
13
28 ft Apr
23
25"ft Aug 22
14
23 ft July 16
18ft Aug
2
Jan
2
11
40ft May 19
II
29ftJun
Aro
23ft Jan
4
Ashland
37ft Jan
I
8
60 ft Dec
56 ft Jan
30
44
Feb
13
•4
Sep
25
ft
Nov
10
88ft Jan
*4ft Nov
17
32ft July
8
10ft Mar
4
107 ft Mar 31
100:
Feb
9
106
3
51*
Apr
13
63
"...
• y4 Dec
29
18ft Dec 18
Oil
;
33ft Sep
Jan
6
92
17
16
T4ft Dec 31
<
•
62ft May 25
53 ft Apr 17
86'ft Mar 3
Nov
47ft Feb
lift Sep
6ft Oct
28
8% Jan
16ft Jun
16
27
•
4
31ft Jun 17
74ft Jan
4
-
4
Sep 20
14ft July 15
26
11
July 29
96
7
28ft Feb
1
79ft Jan 15
40'/a Mar
16% Feb
•8ft Jan
10ft Aug
38ft Aug
88% May
58% Feb
41% Jan
80ft Aug
9ft Jan
J
78'ft Sep
*
23
16ft Nov
24
31ft Jun
9
27ft Jan
16
13
33ft Nov
20
28ft Dec
7
12% Aug
1
20'/a Sep 15
21
Mar 11
10ft Jan
7
17% May 25
lift May 11
24% Feb
*
v
8
29
29
11
24
4
18
4
15
26
4
11
11
18
27% Jan
-
6ft
15ft
96ft
20%
24ft
52ft
17ft
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Aug
1st
preferred
'
?
■
•
26
30'ft Aug 12
5
90ft Jan
18
983/4 Aug 30
4ft %
8
80
88
4%
8
28 ft Sep
20
27 y4 Sep
15
23
101 ft Feb
11
89ft Jun
38
Nov
16
50% July
Jan
8
Sep
*43% Jan
34
,
66
Jau
Jan
27
44
Oct
12
64ft Jan
33
Nov
23
30"% May 11
ft Sep
Sep
19
59
Aug
29
30
Apr
49
Jun
-
62% Feb
66 ft Feb
27
39 ft May
3
57% Aug 23
43% Dec
24
34 ft Mar
8
58% Jun
14
51ft Oct
21
33 ft Aug 16
Jan
7
54ft Jan
14
Jun
14
Mar 21
37
Jan
23
204
•0
Dec
16
100 ft Mar 26
19% Sep
22
86ft Jan
78
Dec
»'
3
226
90 ft Feb
3
97
183
Mar
15 ft Sep
20
25% Jun
62 ft Jan
13
1033ft Sep
78
11
56% Feb
17
81% Sep
10
34 ft Sep
20
42'ft Apr
49
14
65
9
42
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18 ft Dec
15
'
Apr 21
32 ft Mar 31
Dec
14
13
Nov
2
•1
Sep 22
10
12ft Sep
95
iy4 Dec
21
2
•2% Sep
22
49 ft May 11
-137
-
Sep
23
59 ft
70
5
13
Bell
Bendlx
Mar 23
1
Jun
10
19% Dec
13
6
42 ft Dec
July
22
16% Nov
25
19 ft Oct
29
lift Jan
2
10% Sep
22
24% Apr
8
24% Sep
July
46 ft Jan
Bethlehem
21
21% Feb
Sep
23
82
Feb
8
Jan
29
49ft Mar 25
28 ft Sep
19
;
9
13% Sep
5
23
May 14
4'%%
Blaw-Knox
8
Bliss
&
20% Jan
19
Mar 28
Co
4
Bliss
(E
353/4 Aug 23
Jan
17% Feb
76
Sep
8ep~3Q
60V4
223%
22
*85'A
86'%
*85'A
86 ft
*85'A
86'%
43 ft
44'%
43'%
43 3A
44
45
353%
35 3%
35%
35%
35%
37
783/4
79
78%
783/4
78
79 ft
4%
43%
14 ft
14%
81
82
13'%
21
34
14%
14%
14
5
5
45ft
44
Nov
6
20
6ft May 12
40ft Jan
13
44 ft May
25
53% Jun
8
12% Sep
8
66 ft
July 20
33 ft Sep
76
Dec
28
85
Jan
21
M
22
28 ft Nov
12
Dec
9
48
Oct
29
41 y. Jan
6
41ft Jun 20
Jan
8
12% Jan
12
13
63% Jan
4
38% Feb
17
65% Sep
76 ft Jan
4
76
15 ft Oct
26
47 ft Nov
18 ft Jan
6
33 3/4 Mar 16
11
4
35% May 28
Nov
lift Jan
8"
•2 ft Nov 27
Oct~12
16
25
Mar 22
104
1*7 ft Jan""6
Mar 16
66
Jan
29
42% Jan
4
29ft Aug
4
14 ft Sep 20
31% July 10
94 ft May 27
80
16% Sep
20
48
.
2
82
30%
12,500
123/8
25,100
28%
28%
28%
27 ft
27%
27%
28
96
95
95
96
96
96
96
87
*85 ft
86 ft
86 ft
86'ft
86%
70
30
28 ft
283/4
28'/a
28aft
28%
29 ft
28'ft
28 '/a
10,000
29 ft
28 ft
28'ft
28 ft
28'/a
28 ft
28 ft
27'ft
271/4
600
553/4
53
52'/a
54
*51 ft
*273/4
.
..
283/4
5.50%
35 ft Apr
4
27% Jan
6
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
Dec
14
37% Jan
21
26 3/4 Jun
2
34
22
24% Jun
18
11
Budd
13%
Sep~23
14% Jan
2
2
•2
Mar 10
78ft Jan
13
18% Oct
21
14% Jan
IS
Nov
•eft Nov
5
24
52
53 ft
53
541/2
53 ft
53 ft
2,200
211/4
213ft
213ft
21
21%
21 'ft
211/4
1,900
50
50%
2,200
39 5/8
40 ft
6,600
33%
34
1,900
48 3/a
3,800
238
♦220
.
* ' %
*81
,
ft"
83
a
1% July 10
!•
Jan
10
Mar 30
49V* Jun
30
36% Aug
9
Bullock's
Jan
78 ft
May
35% Feb
20 ft May 27
5
12% Aug 12
93/4 Mar 17
27 ft July 27
203/4 Mar
8% Jun
27ft Jan
2
13
55% Dec
28
45
Mar
Dec
4
22'A Aug 14
19
Mar
Oct
23
89
Feb
80
Feb
51
Apr 22
11
453/4
42 ft
42 ft
43
43
16 ft
16 ft
16 '/4
16 ft
16ft
68
45
44
91
91
*91
13%
14%
62
62%
29%
30
433/4
,
,
1
453ft
*91
13%
61%
62'%
29 ft
48'/2 " 48'/2
45%
93
13%
463ft
613A
30
*16
163ft
600
: * 441/4
46 3/a
27,400
33 ft
331/4
33'A
36 '%
36%
41
*145
5
40 ft
145
13%
,.,13'A
373A
73
38
37
29
30'A
30
233A
•
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303/b
iy.
10
13 3/8
9,200
62 ft
63
9,600
293A
30
*49
49'A
7,500
49'%
1%
lft
200
13%
33'%
34
33'%
37
36%
37
36 ft
40 3/4
413%
40'%
178,300
36'%
41%
41
144
133%
*144
144'%
A
1,100
3,600
143,600
144'%
900
13'A
133%
11,500
71
71'%
37
36
36'%
4,700
30 ft
13'A
73
28 ft
29%
10,600
23 ft
.'*23'%
133%
*71'%
73
373/s
*
93
12%
*33'a
144
12%
133/a
37'A
30*A
23'/2
41%
144
*71 ft
383/8
28'/2
.
363/4
41'A
145
13%
*71 ft'1 73
..-
36 3A
36%
42%
147
63
*48'%
333/4
8
*91
133ft
30
49'A
33%
93
62%
30%
49'A
6,100
16'ft
133ft
623/4
30
10
43 ft
47 ft
46
*91
133ft
49 ft
*48
.
93
13%
10,000
36
42 ft
36 ft
30%
30
-
'
100
23'/2
23
13%
14
13%
14'A
14
143%
14'%
14'A
13'%
14'%
5,100
28'A
29%
28'/8
29'A
29'A
30
29'%
29%
29%
50,800
24%
25
24'%
J24ft
243%
243%
24'A
24%
28%
24ft'
25
1,500
19%
20%
20;
20
19%
20
19'%
19 3A
3,200
19%
195%
19%
19 ft
19'A
19 ft
19'A
20'A
2,300
49
49%
49%
493A
49
49%
9,300
34'A
35'A
15,800
5
igy2
„
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,
23%
23 ft
24
493A
493%
_5
33%
34%
33 ft
34%
343A
35
34%
100
*783A
80'%
*78%
80 y2
79
79
*78 3/4
22%
233/8
22'A
223/4
22%
223%
213%
22%
21%
22
65'A
65%
65 ft
66'%
663A
67'%
67%
69
68 'A
69
6%
12ft
12%
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:
.
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12%
10
24'A
50
_1
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9%
,
100
57'%
*80'/2
10
A—X—100
7
'
7
6%
7
12%
13
13
120
80'%
*63A
v
9ft
93A
9%
7,300
*
11,100
24 3A
24%
24i%
24'A
243%
43
7
ft."
54
*80'%
28 ft
109'%
*108'%
76
76'/2
*74'%
No par
67%
71 ft
No par
32'/8
32%
|
14%
14%
f
16 V4
16%
*42
44
*42
7
47
55
57 ft
7'%
553%
83
*80'%
28 %
28 ft
109 ft-
109ft
57
83
,
68'%
69%
69%
72%
32%
32%
143/4
32%
14 ft
14%
16%
163%
16'A
1,500
7.800
24 ft
8,000
42
■
400
2,200
47'A
4,000
59
551/4
57%
35,100
83
*80'%
28%
*108'%
'
753/4
7
1,100
13'A;
93/4,
7 'A
283A
109 ft»
75 3A
41'A
.;
46 3/4
47%
*80 ft
28%
76
'
24
7
48'A
9%
44
7'%
47
7'A
47
7
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9%
28'/2
n08'%
II
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■'
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45%
83
28
9'%
42
7'/.
45'A
53'A
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42'A
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44%
*
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12 ft
V
24%
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-
_3
353%
80
-
7
,12%
'
2.50
common
800
109'%
283A
83
28%
4,800
80
109'%' 109'%•
74
74 ft
74
74
70 ft
72 ft
70 ft
71%
32'%
32'%
323A
*32'A
15'A
14%
15%
16%
16'%
163%
700
33
132,500
1,200
15
7,100
"
15
16'%
163%
20,500
*86
89
*86
89
86
86
*84
88
84'A
I
:
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29'A
29
29
29
29
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29'A
*28%
29'A
200
12 ft
12%
12%
12 ft
12%
12%
12'%
12'A
3,800
34
10
Inc
Co
12%
5
.
33%
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400
84'A
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34
33 ft
34
33'A
6
Inc
183/8
19%
18'%
19 ft
19'A
193/4
193/4
19%
19'%
20
17'/2
22,900
^1
173/4
16%
173%
16%
17'A
17
173%
17'A
17'%
60,600
75'A
33 ft
33%
33'A
333/4
3,300
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*75'A
76
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76
*75'%
76
69
*67
69
*67
69
*67
69
♦67
69
82
82
82
82
81
82
*81
82 ft
*81
82 ft
140
40% Jun
2
Burroughs Corp
1
Bush Terminal Co
"
|
28
1
18
Sep
Jan
4
Byers Co (A M)
383A Aug 26
California Packing Corp
Callahan
23 A
Sep
16
Sep
12
$4.25
Canada
42ft Sep
22'A Sep
27% Apr
2
18
61ft Aug 22
t
,
'
*
conv
Mines
Ltd
preferred
Southern
32 ft
33%
33%
33 ft
323%
333%
15,500
25
25 3A
26
26'A
263%
253A
26'%
1,800
9
A 9
8%
8%
1,200
353/4
353/4
35'%
"
36
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'
36
9'%
9
9
36
353/4
43A
4%
41/,
43%
4ft
43%
4ft
8,300
19'%
18ft
4ft
18'%
43%
18%
17%
18%
173%
173/4
12,800
1
13%
14'%
133/4
14
13%
14
13%
13 ft
X133A
14%
12,100
63
64
65'A
653/4
65'A
66'A
223%
23
233%
223A
23'%
"
1.66%
No par
Ry Co
100
No par
Pacific
Ry
2|
I
4y2 ■"
—1.80
Breweries Ltd
Co
36'%
33
25
19%
Canadian
Mills
36
9
x31%
18ft
Canadian
Cannon
26%
9
1
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
Apr 29
323/4
,
140
|
Campbell Red
87
75'/2
31%
J
Mining Corp
Calumet Si Hecia Inc
Lake
75'%
26
'
3.33ft
15ft Mar 11
32% Mar 22
see page 24.
83
*67
49
May 26
433ft
16 ft
ft
*33 ft
100
26
55
42 ft
*81
67
36
100
1
July 21
*
51
83
68 ft
*33ft
100
3
69
*81 '/a
67
36
8,200
43,300
4'%% second pref
32% Mar
iTftpgc 11
69%
50
16 1/2
.
:.
4% preferred
3 '%% preferred
43 ft Mar 14
19
68'/a
*33'/a
941/2
89 ft
»
85 ft
12
44% Jun
30
V-
34 ft
v,
.
15
7
9
83
69
34 ft
91
Sep
0
31
*81 ft
67
16
t
82 ft Sep
67 ft
18
13% Dec
94 ft
15%
89'/a
241
'
1
Burlington Industries Inc
7'% Jan
1«
footnotes,
3
47%
*230
-.95 ft
16'ft
92'ft
36
•
Bulova
76 ft May 13
95 ft
15%
i6'/4
21
24
26% Jan
•9
For
6
83
48%
242
91
33%
Inc
23% Aug 25
43% July 20
lift Nov 30
lift Sep 22
14 ft Dec
5
21
173% Sep 23
9% May 13
26
*81 ft
•
•
No par
Aug 16
66
:
lft
Forge Co
Watch
'*94'/a
15% ;
91ft
42 '/4
10
preferred.
Co
4
95 ft r,
15%
•'4
1%
common
Bullard
May
4
84ft Aug 17
453/4 Mar 18
17ft Oct
-MM.
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-
70 ft
66
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,
40c
—
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Jan
48
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88. ft
p
92
;
48
"
240
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l'/a
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4
14'/. Apr 29
16% Sep 20
100
52 ft
1%
Brass Corp
Gas
18
67
5
Co
1,700
ft
52 ft
■.
l'/4
common
Jan
73 ft Jan
28
5
Co
17% Jan
20% Apr
8
26 ft July 28
80% Apr 10
53
*27ft
350
55
*51
28 ft
l'/8
Inc
' May 10
33
•8 ft Jan
$5
Co
55
52 ft
*273ft
53
lpeio
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
12
24 y« Jan
553ft
*51%
283ft
7,000
21ft
15%
No par
Brunswick
Shoe
55 ft
1
28 3ft
*51 ft
-
3,000
54
88
50o
preferred series
Brown
i
4%
21ft
*94ft
3.50
19
54
87
*43ft
21
*226
1
4'%% convertible preferred
Brlggs Manufacturing Co_
Briggs Si Stratton Corp
20
96 3ft
V
52%
.
No par
3aA% preferred
Aug 25
28'ft
96
53
28 ft
52
'
Jun
273/4
*85 ft
53
*53
_5
76 ft Aug
43/4
87
*27%
100
Airways
77
ft"
12'ft
10
;
Brooklyn Union
14
30
*34ft
1
Bristol-Myers Co
July 15
14 %
86
1
common
Aug 30
29 y«
110
15ft Oct
12
Si
Bridgeport Brass
11
Sep
Sep
7«
44
14'%
32,500
119,700
4%
Si Maine RR—
Sep 23
24'
14 ft
145%
47 ft
5% preferred
4
500
34%
-
463ft
100
1,100
vr.
34 ft
35'A
46ft
100
14
21
95%
100
Co
13 y. Jan
34 ft
35%
78 'A
14
*20'A
_1
Common
Braniff
21
28'ft
2.50
Stores
July 27
78'A
14'A
*20'A
12%
Borman
9
80
*13%
30'/a
Borg-Warner Corp common
3ft% preferred
17% Mar 13
80
.
1,900
43/4
6
17
■
39,000
12%
243/8 Sep
11% Nov
81ft
21
620
4'%
145%
...
30'ft
48ft Jan
18
78
4
145%
123ft
79 ft Mar 30
18
78
4'%
143/4
4%
15
11% Jan
79
12 ft
15
20% Jan
78
4
160
11,200
303ft
Jan
9
363%
48 3ft
Co
22
35%
12 ft
33 ft Sep
Sep
36%
*14 ft
-
;
2,000
35%
14%
9,900
45
30
50
6% Sep
'
45
30 ft
48%
12 ft
45 ft
*44'%
29%
7.50
6
?•'
12 ft
Borden
8
'
'
9,500
W
86
12%
7
15 ft Jan
•
85'A
■
30 ft
50 ft Sep
27ft Jan
•'*: 143%
5
.
86
36'A
12ft
'
12.50
Co
Edison
34,000
10
29'/a
,
...
1
29
343A
14%
■
86
34 ft
Inc
22'A
9%
•y- 36'A
363%
40%
common
5,700
22
223%
10
.9%
36%
14
14
*20'A
35%
.
:
4'%
81ft
14'A
21
10
51%
Mfg Co
Aluminum
Boston
81ft
.
14'A
36 ft
4
*14>%
143%
*20'A
34%
,
4'%
81ft
♦133%
*20'A
19%
14 ft Dec
13 ft Jan
4
14 ft
9%
34
:
120
52 ft
"
373%
,
40%
common
1051/2
51
53ft
22
22%
363%
20
Sep 22
22'%
10'%
37i%
" " r19%
69
22 ft
10
37'%
100
Inc
105 %
104 ft
53
50 3ft
Inc
Co
Laughlin
Boston
7ft Nov 24
22
10'%
37'A
1.25
.
104 ft
..
;
.
51ft
<
Food
603/4
:
,
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
B
1,500
37%
Bond Stores Inc
69% Feb
62 ft
53
6
Mar" 17
62
;
63'/4
:
33 ft
Boeing Airplane Co—
13
400
62
63 ft
64
i
106
10
18 ft Aug 10
•8%
64
..
52 ft
11
77
311/2
*104 ft
28ft Jan
7
19 3/8
31 'ft
52 ft
24% Feb
24
19%
32 ft
105%
22'/. Feb
48 ft Dec
'19%
51'ft
I?3/* May 11
81 ft Apr
19ft
*31 ft
105%
1
9
7,800
19%
53 ft
25
24
2,900
32 ft
105ft
24% Sep 20
18% Jun 28
Bohn
'1,200
19
19ft
403ft
pfd
Co
W)
»
.
40 ft Feb
10
440
21%
18 ft
'•
503ft
common
(Del)
Decker
4
300
4,500
15%
*31 ft
31ft
1
Steel
Jan
53
19
33'/a
pfd series of 1951
Si
11,200
1
a.
6
Gypsum
29% Jan
22% May 27
67
52
50
Blgelow-Sanford
Black
5,500
x21%
22'A
18ft
40 ft
7% preferred
3
71
31'ft
22 ft
19 ft
34 ft
Co Inc
Bestwall
36
18
&
4
2
*
1
Consolidated
8
Aug 26
11
56% July 15
30% Jan
Jun
57 ft Jan
151
Best
18%' '19ft
'
22%
19ft
'
41 '/4
Corp
Benguet
19 ft
50 ft
5% preferred
4
50
8
20
12% Sep
31
83
10
Aug 17
1
32
'64%
104'ft
100
Beneficial Finance
Sep
19%
22 ft
23
34 ft
common
4
40 ft
19'ft
40
preferred
1
33% Feb
19 ft
1
Howell Co
&
4ft%
50
12
35
"
74ft Jan
138 ft Jan
23ft
Shares
*14ft.
48%
Bell Intercontinental Corp
303/4 July
0
23
19'ft
.
•
35
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
7
11
15
50
8
Feb
15ft
"
15ft
*22'%
41
Inc
43/4%
3
July
15
14ft
50
RR
Jan
Jan
6
(A S)
Creek
22% Feb
15% Sep
36 ft Jan
84 ft Mar 31
Beech
28
38% Jan
15
14ft
39 ft
Beech Aircraft Corp
17ft Aug 30
'
12ft Jan
Beck Shoe
/
57ft Jun
32 ft July 27
15%
-
2.50
Instruments
45
41'/. Apr
1
43% May 28
155'
Beckman
92% Jun
lft Jan
33 ft
_100
1
Apr
81%
33
34'ft
prior preferred
19
57ft May
May 14
3
28 ft Mar
62
conv
25
89
45'ft
81ft
33%
33 ft
*82
48ft
Belding-Heminway
11 ft July 27
10
6
89ft Feb
5
44 ft
82
33 ft
33%
10
Beaunit Mills Inc
"
Aug 10
Sep
46
8?
34 ft
81
33'ft
10
common
20% Mar 29
24% May 11
•1% Dec
16 Va Jan
May
8
37% Jan
•1
14ft Jun
45
82'ft
44
81
34ft
_No par
4 ft % preferred
18
2
15 ft Jan
44 ft
43%
80'ft
33%
1
Cigars Inc—
3%%
6
Apr
38 ft Jan
83
43%
43ft
80
10
Beatrice Foods Co
2
9
29
43%
100
Bausch &c Lomb Inc
Bayuk
9
6
Dec
84
26,000
100
.
Bath Iron Works Corp
Aug 29
Feb
30
July
i 74ft
May
7
18
Dec
11
378
45
31%
No par
com
Basic Products Corp
2
31%
13
Barber Oil Corp
9
31%
'
6
23
31ft
29
8
Feb
31%
»28
Jan
38ft Jan
17
31ft
100
11
49 ft Sep
31 %
_#
Corp
preferred series B
25% Jan
63
1
20% July 27
31
*
27
20
32 ft
Stamped
100
4% noncumulative preferred—LOO
Preferred stamped
■
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
9
Jan
31ft
*
14
25
6
27,100
preferred series C
Baltimore Si Ohio common.
Aug 15
52
20
40
59 ft
I
Co
Baltimore Gas Si Elec
8
52
28
Dec~28
38
59%
10
24 ft Jan
23
59 ft
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co pom
4ft
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
„No par
Atlantic Refining common—.
10
,$3.75 series B preferred
700
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co
_20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer.2.50
Avco Corp
-
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Babcock & Wilcox
Dec
86% Dec
;
Common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
58 ft
.10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
8
79
59%
100
4
80
58 ft
1
Investment Co
4
84% Nov
58 ft
1
7% Jan
7
57 ft
19ft
17ft Jan
27 V* Dec
59'ft
*31'ft
37ft Jan
8
2,600
57
2.50
19
17
29 ft
2.50
July 25
18% Dec
4ft Aug 16
42% July 24
31
28%
Inc
Sep
12% Jun
6
30%
29
Corp
28
1
9
13% Jan
31ft
29
_1
12 ft
•% Dec
30 ft Feb
31
29%
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
.*
May II
22
11
4
the Week
28 ft
Refinihg common—1
.5.25%
July 18
Friday
Sept. 23
28ft
No par
Common
23
Jan
&
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 22
28ft
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
-
.
10
■0
72 ft Aug
27
common
Co
Corp.
Industries
Associated
PRICES
28ft
*28%
10
Co_„
Equipment
Arvin
SALE
1
Corp_
Constable
5
27ft Jan
5
July 25
18
25ft May 15
lift Feb
Arnold
HIGH
Sept. 21
30%
31'ft
Sept. 19
30%. 31ft
8
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber
9
21 ft Sep
17ft Nov
dc
AND
Wednesday
Sept. 20
30%
30%
8
Corp
Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
83 ft Aug 26
4
30'ft Aug
Oil
LOW
*
Tuesday
Monday
Par
lift Nov
'
'
■
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
No par
63ft' -64ft
"
2,600
'
63 ft
65
223/a
.
.
36%
23%
22%
.22%
23
87
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
'
.-
*47
<
.
■
48 «A
*47
48 y4
*47
473/4
*47
47 3%
♦47
473/4
39ft
39ft
*38
393/4
*38'A
39 ft
*38'%
393/4
*38'%
393A
22"A..
22%
223/4
22'%
22%
223/4
23'%
22%
23
57'%
57'%
57
58
58
*57'%
58 ft
57'%
57'%
22%
<57.
10,100
12,100
30
100
13,000
600
Volume
192
Number 5989
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1207) ' 15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
-
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Not 20
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
23% Apr 10
60% July 15
13% Deo
31
52% Peb
86
13% Jan
4
Capital Airlines
49% Jan
4
35% Feb If
Carey
25% Jun
Carlisle Corp
12
98
1
5% Sep 21
\
41 %
23
10
8
102% Jan
5
33% Sep 23
46% Nov 25
41% Jan
19
35
Peb
62
Oct
10
39
May 25
84% Nov
17
48% Jan
19
27 % July
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
26% Sep 30
38% Jan " 8
31% Jan
16
89 % Dec
7
26% Febv
Dec
25
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
«
July 21
Carolina Clinchfield
July 15
4%%
4
Case
2
22% Jan
0
29
llG%Mar 10
92 % Aug
8
114% Jan
19
0
Jan
12
20
16
24
23
19
7% Feb
Nov
7 % Apr 22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
5% Sep
30
34% Jan
6
Feb
94 % Sep
8
1
17
76% Sep
22
83
Nov
23
44% Mar 20
17% Dec
30
20
Apr
3
21% Apr
16
27
Nov
23
5
22
Mar 23
17
Aug 20
51% Sep
Aug 14
55
71% Feb
17
80
18% Sep
21
24
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
37% Sep
10
20
Dec
11
31
General
*96
•
5
...50
Corp_—
■/./>
30%
*41%
r,
7%
2nd
13
4% %
conv
35% Jan
18
Celotex
Corp
19
Jan
11
5%
21'A Jun
15
25% Jan
15
22
24% Jun
8
12
>
17%
18%
17%
18
173/4
*50%
52%
1-100
%
■
*76'/a
*50
-
80
603/4 Mar
75
15
Central
Illinois
Central
RR
42% Jun
28% Feb
15
Central
&
15
Central
Soya
Central
Violetta Sugar Co
23
1
~4%
May 29
~0%
Jan
82
Apr
1
79
July 27
37% Jun
9
50% Feb
87% Dec
10
09
85
Nov
30
34% Mar
19
Nov
24
45% May 28 /
25Va Apr 17
26'/2 May
11
27
July 25
28% Feb
South
Service-
50
West Corp
Cerro
de
13% Jan
40 3% Apr
5'/a Jan
18
70% Jan
11
Chain
23%
27
25% Sep
24
15
Sep
20% Nov
9
42% Jan
9
373/4 Dec 31
4
36% Jan
10% Oct
0
18
04% Dec
29
100
Oct
13% Apr
25
46
'
118% Feb
20
8
53
36% Sep
29
Jan
5./
4
0
Sep
94
Aug
3
23
20
5
43'/4 Jan
693A Jan
j
.
17
34'A
433%
40'A
26%
Aug 3
July 22
Sep 14
July 28
Jan
293/4
30 3/a
29%
29%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
1
29'/4
30'/8
293/i,
30
1
3 5/8
3%
3'/a
10
46%
7
6^
6
.
69'/a Feb 26
15'% July 27
18% Nov 23
32% Jan
28% Nov
23
45J/4 May 25
26y8July28
26% Nov
23
36'/a July 28
37»AApr 17
37Vb Jan
2
22
Sep 20
22y8July27
17
Sep 22
13
May 2G
39% Jan 19
15'/4 Jan
80
Sep
1
40
71% Jan
0
27% Dec
24
24% Oct
22
13
22
23'% Jan
4
29Ya Jan
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
26% Jun
17
46'/a Dec
17
50% Feb
4
80% Deo
11
37
Jan
21
307/a Feb
8
77
Dec
23
01% Feb
16
78% Jan
4
93
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
85% Oct
47% Jun
30
26 Va July 25
38'% Jan
40% Jan
23
14
40% Mar
0
61'A Aug 12
40% Nov
10
04% Jan
20
39% Jun
1
49
Feb
6
273/4 Mar 20
17 J/4 Sep
21
Jan
9
57
15% Deo
10
72% May 20
Aug
4
4
15
047/a July 10
18
Dec
23
101
2
47% Jan
18
00% Jan
11
89
Apr
57
Dec
28
,
4
62
Apr
33
Deo
24% Jan
67
9
39
Jun
12
32% Jun
2
59 % Dec
14
42
05
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
18
40
Jan
28
120
Deo
29
Jan
35'% Apr 11
72'% July 5
62'% Jan
4
Feb
126'/a Feb
136
48% Feb
21
43% July 27
,30J/4 Sep
23
41% Jan
23
82
Feb
27
71'% Jan
5
78
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
22
Sep
8
47% Deo
9
72 Va Dec
16
48
Feb
17
23% Jan
8
34 Va Deo
10
16% Sep
19
60'/a Mar 11
46% Jan
4
>35% Jan
4
Oct
14
03% Feb
30
Jan
14
l9y4Nov
18
483/4 May
7
24% Mar 13
15% NOV 23
24 y2 Mar 23
00% Dec
74
16
43% Sep 21
82% Jun 17
60
20
Mar 23
14% Jun
60
,
51% Mar 23
43
Nov
Jan
Jun
5
39Va Feb
25y4Nov
17
38% May 18
21 y4 Aug
14
673/4 Aug
65 % Jan
12% Sep
9
18% Mar 11
2
64
Apr 20
101'/Si Apr
9
112'/a FcO 19
65% Jan
90
Dec
22
8 Va Jan
2
6% Feb
10
2
7
13% Mar
56% Mar
8
903/4 Jan
4
22
0
1
20% Sep 30
13
Jun
2
8% Feb
123/4 Sep
3
73% Jun
0
14% Jan
0
10% Sep
18
143/4 Jun
14
30% Nov 24
23
May 20
08'A Jan
21
69
Jan
17
106% Feb
25
96% Jan 13
37% Oct 19
68% Dec
1
22% Sep 23
21% Deo
2
29% Dec
45% Sep 21
12y4Dec 17
673/4 Feb
33
Jan
6
32
423/4 Nov
5
95% Dec
Feb
25
27 Va
1
42% Feb
31
26
July 10
1
4
17
20
24
4
6
12,300
3%
6,800
'*45%
403/4
45%
4534
400
28%
3,900
46
46
46
.
293/4
29%
30
93
29% *
283/4
28%
28'/a
92
92%
92'A
*92'A
43J/a
43%
433/4
44'/a
433/4
44%
4,500
19'/a
19%
19
19
19
19%
11,300
32%
16.400
30
283A
93
*92
92
44%
451/2
43'/4
44%
19'A
19%
19
193/8
30%
323/4
32
v
105
7 "
140
18
17>/4
601/2
17
173/8
16%
27'%
*26'%
22'/a
23%
par
22-%
23%
par
*18'/a
-
..,'
x22'/a
34'/a
1,000
573/4
58 '/a
12,700
106
10'A
*9 3/4
10%
24%
*21'/a
24'/a
27'%
27%
27'/a
38'A
38%
*90 '/a
*38
17%
177/a
17%
60»/a
-
60'/a
*60 J/2
28%x
38% L
17.%
106
10 J/4
93/4
1,500
■>21 %- -24%
*273/4
0<: 373/4
110
1,400
28'/a
37%
i,
17 '/a
17%
61
60'/a
60'/a
16'/a
*
600
/.
14,800
1.100
16%
17
16 '/a
16%
16'A
27'/a
27
27
27
27
26'/a
26 J/2
1,000
223/4
223/a
227/a
23
23J/4
22'/a
22%
13,700
22% '
19
'
22%
23
18%
22%
22%
22%
22%
9,100
5,200
18%
19
5
12%
12%
*12
13
*12
1
74%
753/4
72%
73%
73%
75
75
75%
743/4
74%
8.000
25
41%
42%
41%
42 %
423/0
43%
42%
42%
41%
42 '/a
54.900
403%
2,700
40%
100
100
Machine Co
84%
*99
10
4G%
40'%
35%
18
*12
13
17
31 Va
307/a
56%
57Va
10
433A
45
18
18
5
No par
43'/4
-
5
18
*18
13
*12
18'/4
13
160
100
56 Va
57%
57
58
57'%
57%
57
57i%
9,800
43'/a
41
43%
44%
44'%
443%
433%
44'%
12.000
17%
43%
30%
18
17'A
19'%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,900
44i%
*43'%
43'A
43'%
44
44
16%
15%
16'/a
303/4
30'%
31
38
39
38
38
381%
38'%
56
56'/2
563A
57
56'%
57'%
94%
95'/4
95'%
95 Va
95i%
96
60
*16 Va
Southern
1,100
11.800
39'%
38%
39
3.400
55i%
56'%
56
56'%
3,200
96'%
*96
97
*583/a
60
*58%
60
*34'%
35
34%
34%
~60
16,000
*583/8
60
*58%
34
*34
35
34'%
34'%
55%
513A
523/4
53
54
523%
53%
52'%
53 '/a
563/4
54
54'%
543/a
54'%
54
54
52'%
53
129'%
132
*129'%
132
131
'129'%
230
3,500
131
131
50
63'/4
61'/4.
G2'/a
6iy4
613%
613%
63
63
64
21.400
20%
-
"129'%
62%
.1
21'%
20'/4
21'%
203%
223/a
22
223%
22'%
22%
6,800
31'/a
25,100
*1125
•
*1125
*1125
*1125
31%
32%
31%
76'/a
*75'%
No
22%
23
22%
23'/a
23'%
23'%
49%
513/4
50
52y8
51
52'%
16%
17%
47%
47%.'
par
1
_5 '
v.
'
50
31%
317/a
17'%
483/4
30%
77
17 '/a
17
*47
.
313%
*75»%
77
*1125
31'%
'
30'%
77
*75i%
77
23
23'%
*23
23'%
49 3%
51%
*75i%
48 3%
17'%
17
17'%
48 '/a
*47
47
47
*47
*52
17
40
1,200
50
76,500
17 y8
24,100
48
200
Ry—
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
1
10
Columbia
Pictures
16%
32%
95'%
76%
common
16
31%
60
*131
1,000
16%
31'%
39
.
No par
preferred series B
44'%
2,900
31
55
__100
Colorado Fuel & Iron
303%
52%
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
Collins Radio Co
*30'%
34
1:
$3.50 preferred
44
t
16
293/4
50
270
30%
16%
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common—1
84 ya
100
31%
31
*58%
84
*99
30%
16%
50
40'%
85
100
31
1
gtd
stock-
403%
85
*99
15
com
1%
RR
40'/a
84'%
100
*99
29%
,
10
-No par
Pitts
40'%
84'%
85
100
31
^
393/4
40'/a
*84
*99
100
No par
Electric Ilium
Columbia
22
*92
7,800
33'/a
58%
10»/4
167/0
27
8
•
106
4,700
10,300
9
35
*21%
■
17%
60%
No par
4%
3D%
60%
8.50
preferred
&
38%
27J/2
*92
22
27%
60%'
100
preferred
5'%%
's
^
9
Electric—
&
Gas
/
;
10
21%
*38%
28
17%
106
10
24
North Western com__No par
preferred series A
*92
^
10'/2
10
*22
x28
x38%
'
'
3270
'A
93
*94
Sep
52
5
common
4
$4.25 preferred
.
Columbian
*52
53'/a
*52
53%
52
52
52
52
39
39'/a
38
391/4
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
12,800
20'/a
-
21
20'/a
20'/a
201/4
203/4
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
35,400
20%
22
99
223/a
20%
22 'A
24,900
203/4
Columbus
No. par
Co-
Southern
&
*67
No par
46
—_•
Carbon
Ohio
Combustion
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
70
Aug 24
25% Jun 20
68 % Sep
Commonwealth
Elec—5
23 V*
22%
21%
54%
250'
101
14
Aug 19
4.64%
1103/4 Aug 30
30'/a Sep
1
23
Edison Co
Nast
Mills
18
Cone
12
60% Jun
27
Corp
51%
50%
51%
>'
46 3/4
x50
»
*68%
69%
68'/4
68 'A
46%
47%
473/4
463/4
47'/4
1.700
50%
49%
50 Va.
49%
50 3/a
7.900
70
f i
20
1
23
2? V\
22%
23'/a
22%
22%
22'A
223/4
22%
22%
66
67
66
66%
66'/4
673/8
66'/4
66'/a
65 3/4
66'/a
4,400
18
20
18 '/a
18%
19
20
19%
193/4
18%
19%
36,100
63%
15,100
x62
xlOO
100
xl 073/a
107 3/o
*107%
16'/a
173/4
16%
9%
9'/4
13
64 '/a
10
13%
62
99'/a
13
62%
623/4
63%
63%
63'/a
62%
9,400
99%
99'/a
99'A
99'A
*107'/a
108%
108%
108%
1083/4
1083/4
5Q
181/4
173/4
19 Va
17%
18%
17 1/4
181/4
44,100
9%
93/a
93/4
9%
9%
9'/a
9 3/a
4,600
99%
108
13'/a
100
13
100
13
13%
13'/a
13
13
700
4,100
8%
8%
8%
8'/a
8%
8 3/8
30'/a
31'/a
30
30%
30
30'/a
30%
301/4
30'A
303/4
3,200
No par
com
8%
1
63
633/4
63
63'/a
63 '/a
63'/a
63%
63'/a
63
63%
15,600
No par
of N Y
No par
$5 preferred
Aug 18
50%
1
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
103
471/4'
25
Publishing Co
Edison
*68
69%:;,
46 Va
1
12 Va Jan
Consol
^68
100
17% Jan
33i/a Aug 31
66% July 20
.
100
com
preferred
preferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde
y4
471/4
1
:
Co
5.25%
12 Vt Jun
n 69
Va
10
Inc
Commercial Solvents
101
101 '/a
101%
1013/4
101%
101%
101%
1015/a
101%
1015/a
3,500
50%
48%
493/a
49%
50%
483A
49%
48%
49 3/8
10,200
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidation
81% Jan
10,700
30
58 J/2
4
87 y4 Jan
11%
3 »/2
*34 J/a
40% Jan
22
11J/2
29%
3%
58-%
Consol RR of Cuba
20
11%
30
3%
34'/a
8
Feb
11%
293A
3%
58J/2
5
Laundries Corp
Natural Gas
Jan
11%
303/4
3%
34>/a
Foods
62
11%
58%
Consolidated
99
100
29%
35
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y—
/>
2.900
<•
58'/a
7% preferred
Coca-Cola Co
-
16,400
■
r
35
Consolidated
87% Sep
7,400
60
Consolidated
7
30
353/4
2
4
29
•'
59
0
23
30%
30'/a
35%
2
88% Jan
5,900
30
30
9%
36% Sep
29
Sep
53% Jan
121/a
9
49 % Sep
19
Jan
993/4 Mar 10
12%
9%
23% Jan
61% Feb 25
12%
'.
9"/8
2
May
12%
12 3/a
9 J/2
May 17
42% May 18
6'/4 July 11
62% May 22
87
Dec 23
25
79% Sep 24
i
•28'/4 Jan
4
6
'
;
8
27
22
*5
9
Cluett Peabody & Co com
12
12
36
22
5'/a
•
9'/2
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
-
21 % Aug 26
70
35J/o
22 Va
5%
;
9'/a
Cleveland &
14
25% Sep
36
22 Va
:
>
5%
19%
$4.50 preferred
24
3
103% Jan
253/4 May
123/a Sep
Feb
Aug 25
52% Sep 12
20% Dec
58% Dec 24
67
45 V* Jun
17
43% July 27
64% Jan
101% Sep 25
18
35%
36%
22
•
200
19
50% Aug 18
36% Apr 12
18% Jun 21
1,000
35%
Colorado
49
1,900
23%
183/4
Cleveland
30Y8 Jan
0
78
Jun 20
40% Nov 13
94
53%
*22%
18%
7
July
93 >/4
52%
23%
34%
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
v.
0
Dec
94
53%
23%
193/4
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Sep
93
53
19%
C I T Financial Corp
Aug 30
71
1,700
35%
Cincinnati Milling
July 11
26'% Aug 24
35
4,700
40J/4
19
43/4%
66
201% Sep
25%
40 »/4
18%
Common
8
20
25 J/2
41
34%
7
65% Feb
25%
19%
4%
Aug 25
Mar 20
38
22
89
loo
77
25%
20
i
5
41% May 19
44 J/a Aug
5
593% Jun 23,
55'/a Jan
44% Jun
July 25
Sep 16
*72 J/4
400
40%
34%
4
14% July 14
77
*72%
'
19%
51J/4 Jan
43 Va May 24
53
18%
Cities Service Co-
2
*50
19
•;
City Investing Co
183/4 Jan
53
203/8
4
29
43
2,600
18%
4,
2
18 %
193/4
Corp
24"% Jan
Nov
600
18 y4
191/2
July 19
Jan
I8I/4
22%
203/4
Cincinnati
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
101
5.400
*17%
*22%
18 J/4
19%
5%
8'
Jan
22 J/4
18%
*
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
.
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
Chrysler Corp
0
32
33/4
700
21%
21%
75%
18%
4
29% Jan
75%
22%
*50
'
12
i
30
1
Motors
Chic &
4
36'/a Jan
'
46
46%.
*92
3'/a% convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
Class A
—40
Chic Great Western Ry com
10
/V
5% preferred
—50
:
Chic Milw St:Paul & Pac
No par
%%5& series A noncum pfd
—100
10
Jan
*43/4
5
■
Jan 21
Jan
Apr
22
11%
13,200
23%
35%
22i/8
13
90
24%
54
36%
-V
*5
93%
121%
23%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—.—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
99% Apr 13
9% Sep 23
20
Aug
8
'
93%
*121
76
5,300
31,800
1.25
Checker
0
5
94%
24%
121%
150
53/o
25
94'A
54
*22 V*
11
i,
1/ Chemetron Corp.
4
23
*93%
<
%:
23 '/4
53/8 V
12% '»
,No par
$4.50 preferred
.
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
._1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc—
1
1'
'■27%
44'% Mar 30 /.1 ; 35Va
333/8 July ; 8 *\% 16%
71 % May '22 7* *; 59 %
23% Nov 25
03
10
Jan
38% Jan
57% Sep
20
Jan
21
39% Sep
323/4 July
8
38
10
8
94
54
54
22
Common.——;—
29% Jan
4
14% Mar 24
9
19 J/4 Aug
3
July 14
1
Jan
38% Nov
42% Jan
6
94% Aug 19
481/2 Aug 25
17J/aJuly25
15
Dec
8
18% Sep
,
5
74% July
9
Jan
17J/4Mayl3
17% Mar 23
34% Feb
Aug
88
;
4
V
94
*22%
6
Co—
95
5%
24%
18
413/a
223/a
;
92%
5%
25%
21%
\
25%
41
*5
-
95%
560
22%
77
25%
22
f
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
24
Mar
*73%
.
-9.50
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Belt
•
No par
*
y
28,700
.»r
*17%
s
52%
40%
36
Corp„
Z
;
25%
36
Aircraft Co
Cessna
54%
>'
35%
Certain Teed Products Corp
10%
24%
18
*50
No par
Co—
Pasco
-
-
93%
54%
•
2.50
Century Industries Co
Jan
93%
*22%
-
10
J
N
12 ■;
3% May 11
453/4 Sep
6
9
42
—100
Public
of
Co
52%
75
55% Sep
4'/2%
10
*121
.
*
28% May 23
29% Jun
5
:
4
common.
9,300
10 %
'
40 3/a
Lgt
preferred
45%
*93%
'
18'A
preferred series B
43%
5%
•
21%
r is
41%
26%:26 %.
25
22%
25
Sep
*413/0
45%
*75%
22%
5%
16% Jan
13% Sep
41%
;
"
24% :
■.%■■ 21%
18%/'
4J.%
12
'
"
26 Va
45
10
V
75% '• 76
21%
*18
25%
22
6,700
*26
:
121%
22%
21%
18%
4
43/a Sep
8,100
30 Va
94%
23%
121%
22%
213/4
41
:.
4,100
41 %
29%
95
22%
18
253/8
26
43 %
39%
■
5%
r22%
No par
29% Jan
43
25%;
*93 ya
•
1,500
97
4,500
30%
*41%
213/a
No par
27
May
5%
23%
*118%' 121%
*75 %
76
:;.
42
24%
6,400
14
*96%
8,700
40%
96
Illinois
88% Jan
10% Apr
96
*41%
-
24%
13%
98
*
•'
43
10%
Hudson Gas & Elec
22
84% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
10
Central
21% Jun
8% Jan
10% /
Central
423% Jan
29
26%
'45%
26% Sep 14
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
27
28% Jan'li
15% Mar 11
26%
45%
42
1
common
—
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
20
46% May 11
~i% Dec"22
26%
46
*24
43
-
-
5%
43%
39%
'
..
5%
42%
; 30%
•
30%
•*
*96%
-
40%
30%
Aquirre Sugar Co——5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com_. Nopar
59
8
32 3A Jan
July 27
32% Dec 31
39%
30%
23%
120
'
19% Mar
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
43%
397/8
'
10%
75%"' 76
/Z. w/v;:,
'preferred---Z,'—20.-*1-'-1;;'
14%
43%
39%
*41%
23%
120
s
Central
Jan
—.a-100
preferred series A_100
14
98%
*25%
10%
23'%
,
preferred-
14%.
43%
/',.t i -94 ■ y> 94
95
95
preferred.-,
———7 ;v/%/:i'.'
5'A
5% ":i "
5%
5% '
Tractor common_No par . ..V
24
24% >\.ZV24 / t-v.25%
preferred—.—
,_100
*93%'; 94%
94 V2
94 Vz i.
4.20%
24%
*96'%
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
8
23%
98
30
42
10'%
23%
13%
.\vv;.>44%'" 47'% ''"4 45
12.50
;>■
—
Shares
43% i
*23%
<*
2nd
83% Jan
Sep
40%
125%
•*
the Week
14
43%
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 23
13%'
>
44%
39%
•
23%
PRICES
Sept. 22
5%
5%
42%
43%
*96 '•/'
•,
.
98
44
Inc-——>„—J—>1
preferred
20% July 22
17
Jun 29
31
82% Dec
&
74% July 18
22
30% Jun
common
Products
6%%
21
20 J
30
Jan
-
-
SALE
Thursday
42 %
42
Caterpillar
9
31% Jan
16
75
41
Ohio Ry_100
(J I) Co common
7%
121% Sep
.
125% May 13
01% July 9
Jan
&
Light——No par
preferred———
Carter
22
13
Corp
Carriers
23
Dec
88
&
—10 f"■//y>30
78% Jan
22% Jun
14%
-w
29% Feb
114% Jun
14%
Carpenter Steel Co_-
23
16
34% July 29
23
Carrier
Sep
10
23
4
18
89% Nov
23
HIGH
Sept. 21
5%
1 5%
57/a
41%
AND
Wednesday
'
5%
v
43%
____No par
Power
6
42
>.10
(Philip) Mfg Co__
Carolina
57/a
■..>
5
«
108
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
1
«
68% Jan
43 %
43% Sep
9% Sep
Sep
Inc
Tuesday
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
41% Jan
22
.*40% Feb
3
Monday
Par
Carborundum Co
88% Jan
10
Apr 28
Sep 19
13% Sep 23
37% Peb
LOW
V",; !lr.'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Coal
1.33 Va
Corp
6%
48 Va
33%
83/a
8%
8%
Co—
34%
34%
35'/4
21%
21%
*21'/4
213/4
*213/a
21%
21'/a
21%
4 7 '/a
48'/4
46%
47%
46%
473/i,
47%
473/4
100
pfd—
3434
5
10
63/4
6%
6%
6%
6'/4
6 Vz
1
35
35
7
35
7
34%
35 y8
1,900
8,100
21%
200
47%
10,500
*7
7%
370
*21
473/4
30
30'/a
29%
293/4
30
291/4
30'/a
29
29'/4
10,400
No par
59%
59%
59'/4
60%
59%
60 'A
583/4
593/4
583/4
59%
21,100
No
94 Va
94%
94
94'/a
94
94
93%
93%
93%
94%
420
96% Aug 25
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
No par
*94%
96%
94%
94%
94
94
93'A
93%
94%
94%
80
88
$4.16 preferred
No par
*85
37
*85
87
61% July 11
963/a Aug 23
Apr
Consumers Power Co com
8
par
*85
87
29 V*
*:
*85
87
*85
87
91
99
Container Corp of America—
25% Jun 25
30% NOT
9
82
92 % May
8
Deo
9
44% JUn
18
101% Oct
23
553/4 July 29
107% Apr 27
44
Nov
17
58% Jan
76
Deo
18
92
Apr
2
0
34% Sep
19
75% Jan
4
30% Deo
18
23% Apr 20
see page
Common
8
90
13
16% Mar 13
29% Jan
14
28
10
3
footnotes,
19
Jan
83
100% Jun
11% Jan
For
20 Va Sep
37% Jun
9
July
19% Jun
24.
Sep
48% Jan
107
4
4%
1
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
8
14% Jan 20
22
22% Jan 37
—5
preferred
Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
Can
Inc
21
2Q3/a
*90 V4
92
*90'/4
5
38%
39%
38%
39%
No par
103 %
104%
1043/4
1043/4
353/,
34%
35
35
361/4
30
78%
79
79
79
common
—
Continental
20%
—100
—-
Continental
10
34%
No par
*78%
common
preferred
Continental Copper & Steel—,
Industries common
$5
convertible
preferred
2
9%
9'/4
—_25
*203/4
21%
9
*203/4
21%
92
9'A
211/4
203/4
*90%
39'/a
*104
9
*20%
21%
92
20%
1054
v.
•
92
393/a
391/4
21
92
•"
393/a
*104
105
12.100
*90%
93%
10
39'/a
39%
9,900
1033/4
230
36'/4
29,200
102'
35%
36%
35%
*77%
80%
*77'/a
9%
9%
9%
211/4
*203/4
21'A
9
*203/4
79
120
9
3,700
21%
16
(1208)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
44% May 11
8% July 1
69% Jan 26
40
Jun
31
Sep 20
66
0% Sep 22
45% Oct 23
Mar
8
NEW
Highest
13V4 Apr 20
23
Oct
46
Jan.' 1
Range Since
Year 1959
Lowest
50% Jan
Continental
11% Jan
Oct
40% Mar 10
Continental
Steel
19
42% Mar
Controls
57
Jan
SB
Nov
45% Aug 12
4
19 %
25% Sep
15
42 % Feb
19
16
23
84% Feb
59% Jun
1
9
50% Sep
89% Feb
154% Dec
7
11
88
Sep
Feb
4
88
18V4 Oct
6
5
14% Dec
2
5V4 Apr
7
55
Jan
4
19
4
16
Feb
65% Sep
188
87
Aug 17
Apr
24% Jan
11
27
10y4July 1
3
July 27
40
July 27
153/4 Sep
9
4% Sep
13
64% Jan
4
72% Jan
76
12
72
Nov
71% Nov 24
85
Mar 30
36 y4 Sep
1
40 y4 Oct
14
,31% Mar
4
39% Jan
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
17% Mar
4
22% July 21
35% Jan
19
9
23% Dec
23
28% Mar
Nov
30
23% Oct 28
29% Jan
7
19
41
44
Jan
50 % Jun
9
60 3/s Jan
Dec
31
98y4 Apr
7
323/4 Feb
23% Feb
85
25% May
39% July 25
86
21
114y4 July
28
213% Jan
37% Jan
10
103/4 Jun
15
17% Mar
65% Dec
30
81% Mar 11
4
23
6
23
Jan
17% Sep
21
24
15
12 y8 Mar 31
33
Sep
10% Sep 15
59% Dec 18
21% Apr
4
93% May 19
16% Jan
67
Sep
4
51
50
32%
33%
5
33
33%
323/4
323/4
20%
22%
20 3/4
22 %
22%
24%
t,
5
26%
27
26%
27
27
273/4
Co
1
5
1
5
common
8 3/4 Sep
20
12% Jan
7
July 18
60% Jan
Feb
2
403/4 Nov
25
16% May
9
31% Jan
4
84 % Sep
14
44
25
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
59% Jan
5
70
Sep 23
96
8
14
25
Jan
63 %
153/4
,
35
35%
63%
64 3/a
7,500
7,700
16,500
164%
166 Va
5,900
643/4
166%
166 5/a
4%
Co
I™.—!_1;
5%
1
Corp—
25
common
preferred
of
Crescent
100
Wheat Corp
Petroleum Corp
Cork
1
No par
Crown Zellerbach
$4.20
Corp
5%%
convertible
RR
6%
preferred
4 %
%
Press
100
Stores
Publishing common
prior preferred—
$4
$1.60
14%
1,700
4%
4%
43
423/4
43 %
4%
355/8
35%
355/a
19
19%
19%
20
24%
24%
24%
24%.
24%
245/a
33%
31%
♦243/b
33%
33
33 %
37%
37%
383/4
37 %
36
36
46 5/s
47%
46%
94%
93%
94%
45%
46%
93
93%
95
183/4
17"%
18%
9434
*94%
5%
83/4
13%
8%
32%
*68
11
32%
1
10%
*32
175/a
*94%
13%
8%
9
683/4
46%
17%
133/4
15,500
'•/
18
94%
5
♦135/a
290
15,200
400
5
400
13%
1,100
9%
5,800
9
9
*68
69%
*68%
70
*10%
11
*10%
11
33 J/4
*32
100
94%
94%
*
600
14,600
47%
10 3/4
io3/4
33
33
37
*93
5
•
,
38
70
*68
11
13%
1,700
48,300
32%
963/4
5%
13%
3,800
24%
37%
18%
96 3/4
*5
13%
18%
5
20%
3/a'
*36%
375/8
37
*94
5%
8 3,4
69%
11
18%
96
*5
14%
*93
35%
*24
333/i,
\
6,500
35%
473/a
46%
33
37%
♦36
3,200
v
I
76
19%
36
"
:
■
43%
*74%
*36
37
♦68
76
*74%
4
43
355/a
19
76
;
4
4%
43%
42%
355/a
*74%
5%
32%
:
9
9
32%%
32
1,000
32
300
8%
9%
83/4
9%
8%
9%
57%
_No par
57%
*57 %
58 %
57%
*56%
58
20%
58 %
58%
*20
9
•>■:/-
9
9
9%
10,400
20%
20 %
57%
201/4
20%
21
173/4
21
18 5/8
17%
17%
173/4
l
Curtiss-Wright
*20%
,_1
prior preferred
Class
145/a
18 3/4
14
Inc__2.50
Curtis
14%
945/a
5
Cunningham Drug
14 5/a
4
X35s/8
5
Inc
143/4
18"
10
preferred
Cuneo
143/4
:
19%
100
Sugar—
Cudahy Packing Co common
1,900
93
100
pfd
noncum
18%
453/4
No par
Steel Co of America—12.50
Crucible
18%
36%
37%
20
18%
76
313/4
20
18%
*74%
35%
preferred
90
18%
76
♦36
5
common
413/4
84%
183/4
243/a
common—2.50
preferred
42%
4
v
3,100
143/4
143/4
'
*84
*87
.
5,700
:
■4
19
19
25
.
18%
36%
1
com
Publishing
Seal
&
413/4♦74%
2
preferred
conv
Crowell-Collier
7
Sep
35%
64
166%
14%
33/4%
19
20
63 V*
162
4%
Crane
8
50
14
63%
160%
143/4
Cream
69% Mar 23
Jan
62%
15%
90
13
37
,353/8
158
83/4
25%
v'
35%
16%
353/a
3,200
8%
15%
15%
353/8
243/8
*24%
153/4
16%
20,600
27%
8%
25
15%
163
8%
24%
84%
10 Yb Aug
23
83/4
25
34%
16
159
83/4
24%
*87
4
Sep
15%
83/4
25
*84
14% Jan
32
83/B
245/a
7,900
.
.
6,100
14,200
235/8
275/8
84%
Cuba
18
8%
25%
343/8
36%
'V 64" "1 65 %
1
Cuban-American
Jan
>
V
24%
28
90
5
3
8%
24%
1
5
23
273/4
-
*84
11
27 y8 Jan
14
503/4
*87
11
18
25% Feb
943/4 Dec
513/a
84%
Jan
7
22
2
Nov
50%
90
12% Jan
21
2
51%
32
*84
Coty International
17,800
50%
31
*87
Inc_-
Shares
48
51%
19%
Coty
20
29% Jan
9%
84
8% July 7
63% July 20
,
20
Aug 27
95
47%
9%
33%
preferred
109% Jan
4% July
13% Sep
Aug 18
41% Jan
15
2
4
473/4
9
88
$2
Jan
47%
the Week
\
50%
Petroleum Corp
Crown
54
9%
19%
21
40% Feb
483/4
9
84
23
1
48
9%
Friday
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
88
1
7
48 3/8
9
Sales for
Thursday
315/B
(Del)
Works
PRICES
100
15
28 y4 Feb
July
5
Co
SALE
3 % % preferred series of 1947-100
Jan
38% Sep
38% Sep
6
5% Dec
26
3%%
Cosden
July 18
36
20
15% Dec
104% Sep
17
16% Feb 17
July 23
37 % May 27
12
Products
467/s
9%
HIGH
Sept. 21
7
America
Corning Glass
48%
9
AND
Wednesday
5
Delaware
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn
46%
Tuesday
Sept. 20
93/a
503/4
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber
9
90
24
5
1
of
of
Co
9
Jun
18% Sep 23
22
Jan
17
24% Jan
83% Apr
8
85% Jan 19
31
3
33% Jun
46% Apr
May 12
10
8% Jan
22
124
24 % Jun
85
29
July 11
34% Sep
15
54% Dec
7
2
15% May 11
33% Mar 17
Sep 21
39% Jan,
20 Yb Sep
Monday
Sept. 19
Par
Insurance
Oil
4
50% Dec
23
LOW
STOCK
Continental Motors
Continental
1
8% Sep
24% Sep
31
YORK
EXCHANGE
18%
17%
32 %
18%
17%
32%
17%
32%
32%
32 %
32 %
32 Yb
72
32
74
72 5/8
32%
32%
733/4
72 %
1,100
73
72%
72 3/4
70
713%
4,900
33
33%
33%
No par
common
A
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
*20
10
700
200
24,500
D
37% Nov
46% Dec
21
«iy«Jun 22
43% Jan
83
91% Feb
16
83
87% Aug 23
Nov
13% Feb
19 y4
July 27
363/4 July 15
26% Jan
Feb
34
493/4 Mar 18
473/4 Dec
Jan
4
12% July 18
15 % Sep 21
31% Sep 19
4
Dana
Corp
33/4%
6
Dan
33% Jan
5
Dayco Corp—
Daystrom Inc
49% May 31
1
33%
100
*85%
common
preferred series A
15% Jan
River Mills Inc
5
33%
33
33
33%
33%
87
*85%
87
85%
85%
85%
12"%
13%
333/8
*85%
87
13
13
851/4
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
151/4
15%
15%
153/8
8,000
50c
;
;
16%
16 5/s
15%
16%
10
.
15%
15%
31%
35
33
34%
33%
34
18
61
Jan
58
23
82
Apr
10
45% Mar
72% Jan
9
72% Dec
4
80% Aug 23
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
71
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
*78
3
80
Preferred
78%
16
*78
3.75%
series
B
100
75% Jan
6
*79
82% May 23
35 3^ Aug 17
Preferred
80%
*79
3.90%
series
C
100
80%;
*81
82
*81
82
Sep
76
Dec
22
17
Sep
15
Dec
45
1
26% Nov
8
83% Apr
21% Feb
23
243/8 Jan
36% Apr
163^ Nov 25
53
21
5
Dec
15
25
473/4 Mar 13
68
23
17% Jan
15% Jan
7
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
19 Mi
May
7
29
46
Jan
30% Jun
Dec
7
13
64% Oct
30
15
41 Yb Nov
17
8
38% Apr 28
20 Yb Sep 23
9
May 20
10% Feb
21
4i% Jun
May 25
12% Jan
2
7% Sep
9
19
68% July 31
33
4
Nov
14
6
Sep
14% May 3
7% Apr 22
40% Mar 23
54% Jan
6
153/4 Sep 23
24% Mar 8
50% May
29% Mar
2
Sep
Dayton
Power
Records
48% Aug 10
Deere
&
28% Jan
8
Delaware
&
9% Jan
5
Delaware
Lack
47% Aug 11
Delaware
Power
Delta
Co
Air
473% Sep
60
5
20
14
Mar 21
26% Jan
4
33% July 29
663/a Aug 29
DeSoto
Detroit
Detroit
De
Lines
Diamond
Diana
23
10% July 27
17% July
59% Apr
363/4 July 29
291/4 Jan 23
22
21
11% Nov 25
16
Mar 26
17% Jan
2
36% Oct 28
19% Jan
6
741/4 Jan
7
273/4 Nov
5
22% Jan
6
173% Jan
22
24
12
May 18
20% July 23
533/4 Jan 21
26% Aug
17 % May 16
16% Apr 25
27
July
Sep
11
May
202% Feb
95
23
8
Sep
17
21
17
Corp
1
25
Dr
19% Jan
Dominick
27
Mar 24
%22%
15
7%
46%
*573/4
16%
: 15%
16
29 %
16,000
30
30
30
30
1,300
17,400
593/4
57%
35%
353/8
353/4
35%
35%
30%
30%
30%
305/8
30 5/s
30%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 5,8
15%
16%
16%
15%
153/4
1,900
151/4
15%
15
15%
3,200
5,800
16%
17%
7,600
29%
293/4
30
30
18%
29% '
29"%
183/4
18 3/4
1,000
19%
193/4
20
195/a
20%
12'
11%
12
22%
20%
17
17%
No par
(E I)
28%
113/4
11%
*11%
113/4
1,700
21
213/s
221/4
225/a
173/a
15,600
17%
17%
17%
173/s
3,100
28%
283/4
293/4
28
29%
18
18
28 3/4
29%
17%
18
173/4
17%
78
173/4
753/4
17%
77%
76%
•773/4
75»/4
76V8
20%
20 5/s
2iy4
20%
295%
295/a
28%
28 3/e
20%
20%
1
28%
29%
285%
29%
165/a
29%
153%
15%
15%
15%
10
151/4
*93/4
10
*93/4
10
8
8%
8
& Co—
1873/4
8%
190%
187
series
189
No par
>101
1013/4
101
No par
1013/4
*80
803/4
79%
80
26%
245%
25%
5
common
$4.15
preferred
50
preferred—
preferred
_50
50
preferred
50
preferred
253/4
*39
8
20 5/8
203/4
17,000
293/4
29 %
293/4
5,000
15 s/8
153/8
153/4
14,700
10
*9%
10
1,800
8
2,700
8 i/b
7%,.
.
188
189%
185%
188%
100%
1013/4
100
100%
79%
79
79
78
25%
25
253/b
25
39
38%
2,300
25%
39
24,500
79
25%
38%
40%
*39
40%
443/4
*43%
443/4
433/4
44%
44%
20
21%
102
435%
44
30,600
189 3/4
*43%
45
1,100
75%
1003/4
433/4
43%
8
17%
741/4
*79%
4434
*43%
9%
13,800
173/4
"
187%
435/8
*44
50
—5
*39
8
*43 %
50
.
DWG Cigar Corp
40%
6,200
11%
21 i/e
17%
75%
series
preferred
5;".
*113/4
20%
••/:
20 3/a
__5
Co
.
21%
173/a
$4.50
$2.10
1,400
19%
$3.50
4.10%
4,900
183/4
Preferred
Aug 24
July 11
1
18%
Preferred
4.20%
58
15%
Aug 16
4%
57%
15%
17%
Aug 16
15
58%
153/4
26% Sep
46% Feb
10
35
83
443/4 Aug 25
44% Aug 24
10,700
35%
103
5
59%
165%
30%
5
44 %
46%
*58%
15%
35
8
24% Jan
46 %
58
16 3/4
♦573/4
305%
8
46
46%
58
16%
58
16
21% Mar
18
46 %
58
163A
*573/4
17
Common
$3.75
5,400
V 1,700
7%
36%
74% Jan
Mar 23
V
163/4
12
.
Aug 16
7%
4,100
20,900
16%
58
203/4
Drewrys Limited USA Inc_:
Duquesne Light
15
263/4
1
de Nem
26%
233/4
14%
303/4
5
July 29
463/4
263/4
23%
M
30 3/4
266% Jan
42
46 3/a
465/8
'
6,600
35%
23
40% Jan
7%
15
59
1843/4 Sep
96% Jan
18
*75/8
46 3/a
27.
23%;
29
93/4
11
73/4
73/4
15
59
153/4
Jan
73/4
23
'
29
1
40
"15%
573/4
1
41
23 %
14%
29
1
13
•225/s
15
73/4
46% "i
-263/4
26%
225/b
30
Inc
Jan
7%
26%
265/s
60%
DuBois
37
143/4
:• 45
563/4
Dunhill
International
Duplan Corp
13
26
46%
29%
4
5
333/4 Oct 27
: i
22% /•'
22
8
47
27%
22
**
173/4
1
Corp
Pont
6 %
45%
143/4
19% Aug 18
42 % Jan
2
I 5,100
13% Jan
38% Jan
18
441%
14% Jan
46% Mar 13
19
43%
7
10
Nov
4,800
45%
7
46
26
5
21
22% Feb
6%
7% July
Dec
42% Jun
6%
9% Jun
88% Dec
48% May 20
46% Jan 13
6%
45%.,.
:-26%
12
463% Jan
6%
65/a
45%
7%
:V
18%
33% Sep
1
6 3/4
6%
45
273/s
Mar 15
403% Dec
18,400
205/8
33%
18%
_5
27
46%
20%
343/a
27 »/8
50c
42% Feb
45%
213/s
18
Co
7
45%
20%
275/a
Dow
Jan
33,400
443/4
21%
313/4
17%
Dresser Industries
86% Apr
3
26% Jan 12
445/8
20%
325/8
27%
6
106
345/8
44%
203/4
273/a
4
3
32 3/4
443/8
20%
30%
4
2783% Aug
33 %
43%.
No par
Inc
Chemicals
50
27%
99% Jan
22
82
*295/8
30% Jan
0
*81
28%
243/4 Jan
143/4 Aug 17
80%
29%
23
143% Jan
*79
83
27%
20
25
80%
*81
293/4
21
24
*79
2
173/4 Sep
74 Yb Sep
28% Apr
80 %
82
21
c
No par
Ltd
Chemical
5,200
*79
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover
13,900
575%
78
2.50
Productions
Fund
33%
57%
78
57%
43%
16 3/4
Corp
Mines
32%
78%
573/4
J
20%
1
Pepper Co
Dome
34
57%
*78
57%
*78
43%;
1
*15%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne
33 5/s
78%
*81
573/8
78%
31%
2.50
Club Inc
563/4
90
33%
50c
Corp
(Walt)
13% Mar 31
223/4 Sep 14
10
10
19% Jun
4
41
(The)
Disney
42% Feb
1
Corp
Fruit
Distillers
7
Co_100
15
Diners'
4
4
S W RR
57
32
1
20
National
DiGiorgio
4
15
Coatings
preferred
Jan
28% Feb
2.50
Co
Stores
49% Jan
33
NY
21
45% Jan
Dec
41
4
$1.50
du
9
74% Sep
22% Sep
37
33% Jan
of
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
15% Sep
11
2
28% Jun 24
18% Sep 20
11% Sep 22
6
3
Alkali Co
Diamond
20% Feb
23
Co
Hillsdale &
38% July
8
31
Apr 14
32% Sep 23
6.75
Inc_
Vilbiss
11
213/s Sep
Light Co
Detroit Steel Corp_
19
31% Sep
50
Edison
Jan
15% Sep
&
Supply
15% Sep
42% Mar 13
1
No par
Western
Chemical
28
Sep~18
(Delaware)
Hudson
&
563/4
50c
.
Dentists'
Jan
32% Mar 24
26%
Inc
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
par
10
24'A Aug
8
common—7
18% Jan
173/4 Jan
6
Light
31% Aug 24
26% Aug 15
28'A Dec 22
7
&
Decca
15
35% May 17
20
Apr 20
20% Jun 21
Aug 30
4,000
11,900
*43%
443/4
*43 %
44%
*43%
44%
44
44
*43 %
30
443/4
44
700
13,500
45
44
*43%
44
43%
*43%
44
*43%
44
45
*43 %
44
*43%
45
*43%
44
*43%
45
*43%
45
*19%
20
*43 %
45
19%
19%
183/4
*18%
19%
21%
500
20
18 3/4
-
.
v
150
40
500
E
28% Dec 29
28% Dec 31
32
20% July 28
29
Jan
5
401% Apr
34% Jan
Eagle-Picher Co
23% Apr 29
24% Mar 8
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
303/4 Aug 30
783/4 July
8
Eastern
Gas
Dec
22
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
23 Yb Sep
75
21
9
21
85% Jan 23
30ya Apr
75
Mar
3
17
Sep
19
25% Jan
4
Eastern
136% Jun
9
Eastman
Apr
10
112
Dec
1
94
Feb
1
9
94
Oct
26
92
Mar
3
303% Nov
0
45% Dec
31
363% Jan
6
633/4 Aug 13
30% July 29
483/4 Feb
1
83i% Jan
15
89
79
Feb
4
89
Aug
4
181/4 Jan 16
36% Jan
7
73/4 Dec
14
93% Jan
7
28
Oct
12%
Sep~18
23% Jun
23
22
321/4 Jan 29
76% Dec 16
34%
Dec" 31
35
Aug
5
87
Jan
15
18% Jun
1
26% Jan
4
44% Apr 29
6% Feb 17
54% Feb
25
0
8 »/4 Dec
10
63% Dec 21
Mar 20
39
Jan
20
26% May U
283% Aug 28
88
40
Jan
Mar
28
29
2
79 % Aug 11
18%. Jan
9
27% Nov
For
2
27 Yb Mar 10
35'/a Jun
50
Jan
29
Jun
11% May 11
22% Jun
25
Mar
9
9
20
21
Co
Natural
Emerson
Radio
Sep
7
24
1
15
6
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
15
8
32% Sep
50
13
July 14
11% Aug
3
20
8
Apr
29% Sep
23
54% Jan
7
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
58
26% Jun 24
40
Jan
7
5%
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-O
< <
17
17%
173/a
112%
116%
iio5/8
113%
1143/4
94%
94%
*94%
96%
*94%
31%
33%
59
95
18
115%
96%
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32
32%
32
32%
58
59
583/4
59
*86
87%
36
363%
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95
*86
36
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87%
19%
6%
50
6%
51%
63/4
51
5,800
38,400
96%
20
31 Yb
32
8,400
♦59%
60
700
*86
87%
♦86
36
*92%
87%
36
95
2,500
•
19%
19%
19
19%
463/4
1,500
453/4
46%
46%
46 %
6%
6 3/4
6%
6 5/a
6%
8,200
48,400
14%
53
14%
14%
52%
53
14%
51
53
33%
14%
34%
143/4
14
33%
33%
145/8
133/4
14
40%
33%
43%
33%
40
33%
423%
33%
42
33%
65,000
135/8
14%
43%
333/4
5
135/a
43%
14%
443/4
41%
14
43%
14,300
32%
14%
13%
14
135/8
141/8
16,900
-323/4
10
25
common
100
1
33%
32%
32%
*325/8
33%
32%
33%
33%
323/4
32%
33%
32%
2,000
81
79%
*32%
80
33%
*32%
33
205/8
80%
1,500
19%
81
19%
81
20%
*80
203/4
81%
220
21
373/a
20%
373/4
203/4
20%
375/8
20%
373/b
3,200
375%
375/8
37 3/a
37%
2,200
8%
15,800
8%
Co
50
5
Inc—
38%
*55
12
38 3/a
9
40%
57%
*80
33
8 5%
83/4
37%
393/4
38
39
36
57%
37%
56
56
*55
12%
57%
12%
12 3/a
12
12%
12%
22%
30%
123/a
8,500
22%
22%
225/8
233/8
4,200
29%
30%
29%
29 5/a
8,500
*55
123/fl
12
8 3/a
1
~
9,300
333%
37%
Co
7,600
81
No par
100
Corp
490
17%
325/8
36
19%
*94%
77%
115y2
593/4
95
46
17
32
353/4
195%
7%
96%
*76%
113%
*59
,*92%
1
46%
51%
17% '
95
195%
65/8
77%
1163/4
36
453/4
50 3/a
17%
1173/a
19 5%
8.50
Pittsburgh RR
Products
17%
773/4
47%
5
preferred series A
Erie &
17
763/4
2
4%
Evans
9,300
76%
77%
19%
lo
Erie RR common
4
763/4
76%
453/4
shares
Equitable Gas Co
7% Sep
413/a Sep
13% Jan
15,700
76 3/4
29%
_5
3
Corp
24%
29
36%
Empire District Electric Co
Endicotfc Johnson
1,700
24
29%
36
Phonograph
5
Aug 30
21%
24%
29 Va
*92
Mfg Co__
&
21%
24
29%
1
Gas
Electric
213/4
24%
29
100
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Paso
21%
24%
29
2.50
Co_
Electric & Mus Ind Amer
El
215/B
24
28%
87%
Electric
Emerson
21%
235/a
29
59
common
Auto-Lite
21
24%
*86
preferred
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric
21%
24
1
preferred
Englehard Industries
63
49% July
23
1
21
28%
—100
common
;
23
2
28% Dec
7
19% Jun
73
Products
4%%
Elastic
Inc
84
21
May
Jun
8
Stores
preferred
19
Oct
7% Sep
20% Jan
2fc
20
Bros
20
17% Sep
21% Jan
8% Feb
Sep
11% Feb
10
Manufacturing Co
% %
Ekco
2.50
50
Jun
66
2
4
July 29
Corp
common
19% Sep
32% Feb
15% July 23
9
94
Co
100
preferred
31% May 26
70
Jan
45 Yb Jan
4
5
Kodak
Steel
78
27
7
Aug
10
com
preferred
Stainless
$3.60
1
Assn
9
411/4 Dec 28
29
27% Nov
88
Inc
Fuel
343/8 Aug 22
38% Jan
4
Oct
34% Oct 22
50
Mar 21
33
14
10% Oct
2
Edison
921% Oct
31% July 16
551/2 Aug
7
60
19% Mar
Eaton
65% May 23
May 15
46% Dec 24
17
38% Jan
96% July 22
46% Jan
0
&
prior
8
883% Jun
34
4%%
5
Lines
22%
223/4
3
22%
22%
30 5/8
22%
313/a
303%
305/a
30%
8%
8%
85/8
8 %
33%
*55
36
57%
2,060
50
F
37% Apr
•
10 Yb July 10
28% Aug 31
10% Jan
37
96
Sep
footnotes,
14
Mar 12
31% Sep
35
13
Jan
11
9
see page 24.
25% Sep
0
7% Aug 10
22
Sep 19
6% Apr 29
29% Mar 7
81
35% Jan
27
12% Feb
20
28% Feb
20
9% Mar
1
363/4 July 20
Fairbanks
Morse
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
$1.60
Feb
1
89
Sep
20
4%
8
323/4 Sep
21
Falstaff
Mar
4
32
Aug 12
convertible
Co
No par
com
1
preferred——40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
23% Feb
28
&
convertible
Brewing
preferred
Corp
Family Finance Corp
100
1
1
*26
7%
22
7
34
*88
27
26
7%
73%
22%
*21%
73/8
7
27%
75%
22
*26%
7%
22
28
7%
22
*26%
28
26
263/4
600
7%
75/s
7%
7%
36,300
*215%
7
22%
22%
223/a
400
7%
6%
34
7%
33%
34%
89
34%
89
34%
89
34%
87%
34%
88%
34%
*86%
88%
32
*861/2
323/4
30%
87%
313/4
32%
32
32
7,000
29%
303/s
29%
29%
2,000
31%
32
31%
32%
30%
31
30
30 Yb
*29%
34
7
63/4
7
12,900
1,400
60
Volume
Number
192
5989
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1209)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
49% Feb
9
5% Jan
72
Oct
10 y4 Apr
30
22 y8 Apr
24
32% Nov
40 Vo Dec
23
43%
31% July 29
2
Nov"25
56%
21% May 26
Jan*26
69 % Jan
203/a Jan
4
Fedders
Corp
25% July 28
19% Sep 19
21% Sep 19
6
21 ya Jan
Highest
51% Sep 19
ey4 July 28
16y2 Sep
9
28
16'/a Mar 10
10
403/a Jan
6
Federal
Mogul
34% Jun
27% Jan
24% Jun
45
4
11
34 Va Sep
23
70% Dec 30
15% Nov
6
25% Jan
19
16% Mar 11
20
27% Jan
8
51% Dec
21
413/4 Feb
17
67% Jun
45 y2 Feb
4
57% Mar 20
27% Sep
19
47
13% Oct
6
19 y2 Jan
44% Jan
V14ya Jan
12
24
16
Aug 21
104
July 20
I
Ferro
5
6
First Charter Financial
6
4
21
44 y4 Jun
1
Fifth
Avenue Coach
21
13% Jan
8
Lines
Firstamerica Corp
Firth Carpet Co
20
38 Va Apr
84
Apr
8
Flintkote
May 27
7
99% Jan
19
110
Jun
7
433/4 Sep
15
45
Sep
22
29
Co
27% May 29
ll3/8 Apr
4
43
Mar
9
28
29% July 27
16% Jan
1
34 Vb Apr
18
Oct
5
93
Jan
8
80
85
Feb
10
22
Sep
21
35% J an
2
22% July 22
Sep
22
17% Jan
July 10
95
Mar 11
87
14% Nov
20% Aug
45% Mar
17
25% Oct
5
50% Jan
Dec
19 Va Jan
15
35 Va Jan
7
18% Jan
28
303/4 Dec
24
77
13% Sep
92% Jan
6
26
23
19% Jan
5
26% Sep 23
3% July
8
18
68
7
60% July 25
37% Apr 22
Feb
May 31
Sep
5
14% Jan
23% Nov 20
Dec
18
July 22
13
19% Feb
95
25
18
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
Nov
13
Jan
12
23
6
223.
4
21% Jan
21
18
58 Va Aug
May 31
88% Jan
21
1
31% Sep
196
5
93% Dec
2
28% Apr 26
14% Apr 22
44% May 13
Aug 13
41 % Jan
29
12 a/4 Jun
20
22
Jan
8
153/4 Jan
19
4
30% Feb
:*
6
273/4 Jan
6
Mar 30
18% Sep
66
8
13
72
May 27
Sep
26%
26%
5,200
6,700
20 Vo
19%
20
22'A
22%
22'A
1,100
35%
35
35 %
2,100
21%
22
22 Va
*22
22 Vo
22 Va
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22 Va
300
70
71 Va
693A
9,000
35%
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6
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17 Va
48 %
27 Va
10
52
25 Va
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Power
Fair
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pfd
28%
28
28 %
•
17
16%
16%
■
31
30%
30%
31
34%
1
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30%
35%
34
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343A
103 Va
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6,700
600
6,600
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35,300
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24%
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24%
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51
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51%
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52 '/a
53
52
53
25 %
25 Vo
253/a
24%
25 Va
25 %
25%
18,800
8%
8 Vo
8%
8%
323/a
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31%
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31%
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105 Va
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44%
443/4
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35%
35
35%
58'/4
59%
59%
593/4
58%
59%
24,200
5,900
8,900
82%
105%
45
34%
•
31%
82%
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:
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105%
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34%
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210
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6,200
343A
35
16,200
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593A
58'A
58%
123/4
13
12%
13
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13
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12%
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13
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30
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31%
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12
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52%
53%
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94
94
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12%
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183/4
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61 Vo
62 Va
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5
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common
100
94%
21%
62%
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12%
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4,600
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12
12 Va
3,100
21%
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21%
21%
13,100
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61%
62%
63'A
623A
66,900
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
13 Va
133/4
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27%
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27 Va
26%
27
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4
13
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24%
25
24
19%
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25
24%
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19
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72
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13
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12
62%
12%
51%
23%
27%
3%
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preferred
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Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
61 Va
23%
84
27 %
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Foster-Wheeler Corp
4%
;• 28%
16%
30 %
29%
Francisco
Fruehauf
28JA
16%
30%
44 3/a
preferred
Mart Inc
Foremost
28%
16%
34'A
33/4%
Motor
28%
343/4
C~o~_ZZZZno
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Ford
15,200
443/4
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8,300
443/4
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Food
183A
42 Va
44
4%
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18 '/a
common____i
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Giant Markets Inc
3V4%
183A
453A
2.50
Stores
divid
18'A
44%
par
Corp
Corp Ltd-
Food
18%
46
8 3/a
82 Va
•
100
17%
44%
25
.
32 Va
106 Va
34 Va
23%
9%
.
68%
34 Va
17%
34%
523/4
25 %
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343/8
453A
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24%
2
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30
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35%
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69 %
35 Va
69
273A
■■
30%
34 Va
100
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35 Va
173/a
28%
30%
70
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443A
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17%
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15
84
55% Aug 27
263A
♦81
Dec
29
30% Dec
216
26 Va
19%
100
Florida
9
26 3/a
351/4
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1
Florida Power &
Light
16
26'A
No par
68% Jun
Feb
26'A
22
pfd
38% May 10
Feb
26
22%
pfd
5
40
5,400
263/4
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20
170
16 3A
20'A
2nd
Jan
23
16%
35 Va
2nd
B
conv
503/4 Feb
11% Jun
16%
19%
$2.25
56% Dec 23
2
16%
*35'A
$4 preferred
$4.50 conv A
9
11
16%
32
15
13
163/4
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Jun
Sep
16%
♦22%
Inc
,
Jun
15
16%
36
com
common
43
5
1,800
17
22
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26
31% Mar
9,700
7
20
j,
Jun
80
2
55'A
35 Va
Corp
31% Sep
117y2Jun " 1
6 3/i
19%
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6
6%
22
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29
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63A
22
ZZZ
Corp
Fiberboard
613/4 July
30 Va Jan
32 y4 Sep
Feb
15
30 % Jun
23% Jun
6%
353/4
iq
106 Va Jan
28
54'/a
6%
19 V*
__1.25
11
28
54%
6%
20 Vo
Inc
July 25
13% Apr
Shares
53%
6%
35%
issued
Filtrol
31% Dec
89
When
Fenestra
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4% % preferred
5
23
23
4
14
the Week
Sept. 23
21 Va
~~2~50
19
9y4 Jan
21
8
26
20% Jan
Friday
Sept. 22
_25
20% Feb
20
Sales for
Thursday
_5
4.60%
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
453/4 Jan
22 Va
PRICES
16%
Federal Pacific Electric Co
comZZ-1
5%% conv 2nd pfd series
39 3/a Feb
50 Ve Jun
SALE
26 Va
Bower" Bearings—5
20
2
Sep
63/4
HIGH
Sept. 21
53%
54%
Sept. 20
52 Va
54%
55 V4
6%
23
80% Jan
81% Dec
-
51%
Federal Paper Board Co
common
May 12
Jan
5
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 19
_ZZZ~~Z2
ZZZI"Z
1
—_
Sep
30
23
99
34 Va Sep
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
33% Sep
101 % Jan
Oct
55
I
5
July
LOW
Monday
pnr
A_~~23
9
15
6
31 y2 Nov
4
Jan
77
603/4 Feb
Fansteel
Fawick
22 % Aug
3
19% May 23
23% Aug 12
4
9 Va Mar 29
50% Feb
100
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
71
70%
70%
*69%
4
4
3%
'
2,300
3%
*13
2,300
.
131/4
1,400
24%
24%
14,200
18%
19 3/a
34,600
120
71
G
12% Jan
33
28
12% May
May 11
5
21% Jan
4
Gabriel
Co
20
27% Jan
7
Gamble
Skogmo Inc
51
5
Gardner-Denver
16% Jan
2
26% July 23
20
40% Oct
20
563/a May 21
38% May 31
38
Feb
9
43A Sep
10
28
50% Jun
8
Mar
Nov
19
37% Jan
5
19'A Sep
ft
8
5 '/a Dec
~8
14
54% Feb
26
4% July 12
6 3/4 Jan
15
25
19
17% Jan
17
Sep
Feb
3
Dec
14
36% Feb
2
22% Sep
20
96 Va Jan
7
90
22
17
22
Nov
18
51% Feb
9
39
Jan
6 7 Va
313/4 Mar 25
21
19% Sep
11% Sep
Apr 22
Z 10% Sep 20
33/4 July 25
89 'A Oct
29
Jan
42% July 27
11
9
Sep
Mar'il
Jan
6 % Jan
30% Jan
20
4
9
14
6
Gar
4Va%
$0.60
conv
Dec
22
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
29% Nov
23
11
37% Oct
74
Nov
25 Va July
7% Feb
14'A Jan
153
/'
9% Apr
141
10
45% May 11
12 3/a Jan
25
146
11
July 22
9 Va Jan
4
7
34 % Ja n
27
45% Ja 1
36% July 22
25
8
82
Aug 24
14
35
Sep
6
2
63/4 Sep
23
8 Va Jan
4
Jan
28
39'A Mar 18
18% May 10
29% Jan
5
42% Oct
30
66 Va Jan
5
33% Sep
23
53 3A Jan
11
74
22
99% Dec
31
75
23
99% Jan
4
24
Sep
303A Jan
6
40
16% Feb
9
38% May
30 y8 Dec
28
101% Dec
45
28
22
12
101 % Jan
7
4
42% July 25
5
100% Jan
7
111
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
108 % Aug 25
76% Jan
4
853/4 Aug
21% July
1
243/4 Jan
4
July 13
393/4 Jan
4
66% Jun
22
75% Dec
23% Dec
14
87
23
26
353/4 Nov
16
43% May 25
31% Jan
28
60
Nov
27
44% Feb
29% Jan
2
43
Nov
27
35% Mar 10
45
Jun
20
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
573/4 Sep
20
793/4 Jun
22
53 y2 Sep
14
61
20
853/4 Jun
22
76
Mar
Nov
Nov
3
25
32
27
General
53
52%
53 3/a
51%
52%
18,300
4'A
4%
4%
4'/a
3,700
com_Z_Zl
41/4
4%
4'A
4'A
ZZ50
*263/4
273A
263A
26%
25
26
ZZ_1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
No par
pref
10-%
10%
10%
10%
10-Vo
11%
♦10%
1
4%
Gen
17
17
TexasZZ—5
of
Contract
General
Corp
Finance
Controls
General
5%
$3
$2.98
6
3
4
General
2
40% Dec
40% Jun
17
54 % Apr
24
Oct
28
71
17'% Nov
25
28 % Jan
46
23
44 3A Mar 18
68% Dec
36% Jan
54% Dec 29
8
14
353/4
35%
35%
65%
6 6 3/a
66%
67 Va
66%
67 Va
12,100
35%
34%
37%
35
36%
34 Va
353/a
58,100
Z_3
Z_100
107
1%
43
Equipt
General
Steel
Nov
12
96% Apr
,1
19% Nov
20
27% Jan
8
92
13 Va Apr
41% Nov
2
17% Dec
4
19
4% Jan
76 % Jan
14
103% Jun
19
493/8 Dec
Time
813/^ Jan
4
General
Tire
96 /a Feb
26
$5
23
Gerber
4
Getty
Oil
19% July 18
Giant
Portland
6
96 /
Jan
19
18
15
Sep
19
5 Va %
2 Va Nov
8% Dec
54%
1
Gillette
Co
48 Va
48%
49%
*37%
39%
♦37%
39%
61
61
*61
64
62%
*62%
64%
61
61
63%
♦63
64 Va
64
24
4
16
11
Feb
64 Va
May 28
6 % Nov
20
20
37% Aug
4
Globe-Wernicke
3% Jan
21
Goebel
89% Jan
4
Goodrich
Co
22
47% Jan
6
Goodyear
Tire
20
27% July 29
Gould-National
44% Jan
4
Grace
3 3/a Jan
15
103/8 Jan
15
26% Feb
30
Feb
24% Sep
74
Jun
22
8 % Jan
7
35% Nov
18
24% Dec
4
45 Va
1
July
84% Mar
24
5% May 10
4
74
4
Jan
5
8V4 Jan
6
32 3/a Apr
12
Grant
523/4 Jan
533/8 Jan
27% July 25
32% Dec
253/4 Mar 23
126
Oct
19
23
Oct
30
17% Jan
2
141 Va
9
26
May 11
8
4lVi Jan
263/4 Jan
18
Great
26
Gt
17
24Va Aug 29
23
20 % Sep
23
82
Jan
19
4
97
Aug
34% Sep
19
22 Va Jan
7
8% Jan
Dec
23
20 y2 Oct
28
Aug 12
303/4 Mar 30
4 % Dec
22
10
20
83
24
Nov
5
87 y2 Dec
89
1
For
Jan
,-303/4 Feb
79
3 Va July
17
"22
July 13
65
footnotes,
16
see page
Jan
15
Jan
11
6,300
23
23%
23
23'A
23
23%
23
23%
23
23 3/a
16,200
*26
25%
•26
Great
7%
;
23%
26%
26%
600
28%
27%
273/4
149,500
16%
173/a
16%
17%
30,900
49
36,700
83 %c
com
48
52
48
95'/a
*94
49
49%
*94
*101 Va
102
*101'/a
1
29%
30
29%
80c
102
.
*101 Va
v
5C
49 Va
49%
*94
95%
100
94
95%
46%
94
.
♦101 Va
102
*93
102
*101'/a
29%
293/a
29%
29 Va
29%
60
95%
102
29
293/a
7,900
50 Va
48
49 Va
48%
49%
49
46%
49
49
55
56
55%
56
5534
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
2,300
13 Vo
13%
13
13'A
13'/a
13%
13'/a
13'A
13
13'/8
15,700
1
153/4
16
15%
16 '/a
15%
16
153/4
16'/a
16
16
5,800
1
77%
78 Va
76%
77%
77%
79
78
78%
78%
79
18,700
5
Co
48%
10
58
59 'A
563/4
57%
56%
57%
57%
58
57%
58
*95 Va
97%
!*95Va
•97%
-*95%
No par
__
&
!
-1
Co
F)
14%
14%
37 Va
38 'A
14'/a
143/a
2
17
>
J.
;
17
17
£
14%
15
14%
14 %
37
3734
37%
373A A
14 Vo
14'A
14
14'/a
2Va
2
•
"
2
2
Co common-
..—2.50
100
2
2Va
56%
34%
22,000
45,200
34Va
35
34%
34
10,200
2
1%
2
18,800
2
"A
3,300
2
1%
2%
73A
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
*7
7 3/a
7 Va
7 Va
1,800
27%
27 Va
27%
6,600
34 '/0
35'/a
18,900
27 Va
27%
5,300
73/4
8
'8
27%
27 Va
27 %
27 Va
27%
27%
27
33
34%
33 Va
341/4
34%
35%
343/4
35%
26
26%
25 %
27:,/8
273/a
273/4
25 Va
26
80
*78%
80
10
*78%
2,800
6,100
2
2
57%
1%
Stores
4,100
14%
26 3/a
1
6.25
371/4
14%
34%
35%
;
37
14'A
56%
35
7
37'A
14
26
35 Va
7%
363/4
33%
35
73A
32,100
26
353A
7%
141/4
57%
35 Va
7
14
,v:
34 Va
*25
73A
■
'
14'%
.*■
25%
25 Va
5
600
1,500
143/a
.
17%
96
57
35%
25
5
A
16%
33%
5 8 3/a
34%
;
.
96
17%
35%
57
26%
Ltd
6,400
97 •
58
533/4
35%
1%
23,600
25%
57
34%
l
Co—
.
2
25'A
2
'>
3/a
♦16%
17
4
10
Inc
Co
9%
-
80
*78%
9%
9 ''A
*78%
80
*78%
80
1,500
8%
9 %
1,600
31%
31%
18,300
22%
22 3/s
3,500
9%
1
10
1
32%
32%
32
32V4
31%
32
31%
32
Ore Prop__No par
22%
22%
22%
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
25
393a
40 3/4
38%
39%
40
403/4
40 3/4
40 3/4
39%
40%
No par
45 Va
46%
45%
46%
46%
47%
46 Va
47
46
46 3/a
7,900
28 Va
29
28%
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30'A
28,400
28%
2,800
Pacific
Tea
Co
Paper Co
Ry
Co
.
Corp
preferred
(H L) Co Inc
Greyhound Corp common
issued--
preferred
Aircraft
1
par
29
29%
28%
29
28 3/4
*137 Va
139
"137 %
29%
9%
9%
293/a
29
138
137 Va
138%
1
28%
2 8 3/4
273A
28%
273A
273/4
27%
273/a
3
203/4
21'A
203/4
21
20%
213/a
21
21'A
21%
*2034
213/4
*20%
21%
90%
*89%
91
*89%
91
139
_3
,
:
100
*20 Va
91 Va
90
30%
*90
28%
29%
,3%
*3%
3%
22%
22%
1
28%
1
3%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No'par
$5 preferred
,_No par
722%
23
*63%
66
Sugar
93/4
100
Green
4Vt%
17 Va
.
No par
Rubber
When
95% "
1
1
Batteries
&
'
17
5
Co—
Iron
95%:
5
10
——
&
Atlantic
Northern
Guantanamo
72
20 3/a1
27%
preferred
8
29
20 Va
17%
Grayson-Robinson
Grumman
2
Aug
213/a
28%
City Steel
1
Aug 17
20%
17 'A
Sugar com—No
Feb
24 Va May 29
12%,
21%
123/4
123/4
27%
Western
15
Aug 19
123/4
21 Va
13
175/a
Financial
32 V4 Mar 14
13'A
21%
253A
Western
32% Feb
143
900
♦123/4
203/4
*12%'
27%
Northern
9
4,100
123/4
22
163/4
Great
4
20,800
26%
27 Va
Great
24% Feb
5%
253A
Great Northern
128% Jan
16,600
26 Va
26%
123/4
2.50
5
5
5%
26
213/4
i>
4
8
53/4
25%
26%
10c
12
34% Aug
5%
25%
26%
•
173/4
&
R)
(W T)
3 3/j %
15 V4 Jan
20% Sep
May
47% Feb
27
Inc
(B
Union
Aug 25
42 % May 10
53/4
263/a
25%
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Gmnd
Jun
59% Apr 27
5%
253A
26
6'A
400
253A
Granby Mining Co
80
18% July 28
38 3/4 Sep 20
5%
2 6 3/8
25
Graham-Paige Corp common
32
31% July 2
60% Aug 12
44a/4 Nov
(W
7
15
5%
25%
2
common
Brewing
11
8% July 27
31% Sep 21
5%
26 3/a
243/4
100
1,200
28%
Alden Corp
Glidden Co
Granite
16% July 17
55% Jan
6
53A
25%
6.67
Glen
413/a. Aug 24
17
loc
.2.50
12,700
39%
♦37%
17
preferred
11
73/4 Jun
10'/a Mar 18
30y8 Nov
*62%
49%
273/4
Gladding McBean
33% Sep
4
700
64
!
20% Jan
July 22
1% July 13
*
83
39 Va
61
49
*82
2 5 s/a
Brothers
45% Jan
33 Va
83
573A
Co——
Gimbel
$4.50
♦82
46 Va
B)
Cement
May 19
56% July 15
July" 15
1,700
_4
25
42% Apr
240
106
*37%
Corp
21
Sep
106
144,600
43 Va
59
Co
14
2
1063A
12,800
108
42%
25
Products
343/4 May 26
28
106%
108
28
—
23% Jan
Sep
43 Va
No par
(series
Inc
4
8
107'A
30
29%
108 Va
43
50'A
preference
Genesco
23
25 Va Jan
-
107%
107
29%
108
38
100
Georgia-Pacific
11
Sep
107'A
29 %
433A
29%
109
10
Rub
&
19% Jan
65 3/4
42%
46 %
preference
56 Va Jan
87 Va Aug
1073A
29%
*107%
43 Va
*58
l
Corp
61% Jun
13
107%
29'A
108%
42%
Electronics—3.33 %
&
17
5
13 Va Aug
1
45 y8 Nov
General
16% Aug 10
24% May 20
2% Oct
Tele
1
11
28%
108 %
43 3/8
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
May 20
,88
293/4 July 13
50% Jan 27
29
$1.30
General
Jan
303A
107
No par
Castings Corp
23
59
29
600
34%
34%
No par
Corp
Refractories
12
503/4 Jan
*35%
35
65%
33%
series—__No par
General
33 Va Jun
12% May 17
153/4 Aug 11
88,300
35
Service—
Sep
42
Mar 30
2,000
137,700
76%
65%
preferred
Public
34 Va May 31
4
18 3/a
35%
75
35%
Corp
Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
103% July
403/4 Jan
29
18%
33%
773/8
35%
preference
42% Feb
3
183A
38 3/a
76%
66 Va
Public Utilities
General
Jan
18%
38
773/4
35'A
preferred
conv
333/4 Jan
27
18%
393/a
76%
33%
No par
Precision
conv
29% Jan
6
18%
38%
77
65 3/a
common
convertible
23
5
183/4
38%
75%
49%
$1.60
20% Sep
23
18%
38
78
48
General
9
Jan
18 3/4
39
75%
5,200
31
Jan
18%
38
8,200
393/4 Nov
46% Sep
6%
35
23
91
6%
24 3/a
29
100
6%
23%
243/e Oct
3
7
34 'A
28% Sep
17
6%
2,600
2,900
1
General
26
323/a
24%
General
Jan
10
32%
*80
34%
1
99% Mar
1,900
8i%
33%
83
333/4
6
863/4 Nov
37%
37%
323/4
••80
32%
24%
11% Jan
104
700
(v
34
2
8
37%
30
1,800
2<j
84
Jan
2
37%
! "
24%
7
15
6%
•
22
33%
11% Dec
Dec
7
>
;
,
83
6
Jan
22'/4
24'A
27
90
j,;*21%
84
5% Sep
44 Va Jan
6%
7
32%
v..
V- '
38%
81%
*80
32
•./
.
8 s/a
24%
36% Jun
98
373A
80%
31%
>
143 Va
8%
33 3/8
26% Jun
16% July 27
22%
3,000
8%
32%
5
26% Sep
7
38'A
x21%
*8%
8%
9%
♦142
84
9
5
X38.*
x80 %
32 3A
.
10
*
143
23%
19
May 11
32
8%
...67'A
10
9%
143
144%
83 Va
243/4 Sep
24% Jan
*143
33'A
22 3/8 Mar
27
39
82
37%
10
9%
144 %
5,700
23%
18
7
10
/.
6,100
23%
15
263A July
144
18
68
83
23
29
67%.
9%
144
40
17%
,-.A
32%
5% Jan
Dec
18
67%
1
26% Oct
24
18
67%
15
39% Feb
May
18 3/a
66%
Outdoor Advertising
13
May 22
17%
663A
Portland Cement Co
16
22
;.
18 Vo
65%
3,500
General
30
Mar 21
,
17%
_
700
3%
94
General
5y8 Jun
13
10
3%
1
preferred
223/4 Nov
Apr
,
*3 3/a
4
No par
Corp
$3.75
9%
*81
5
preferred
Preferred
94
21%
General Motors Corp common
$5
22% .JV/ji,
933A
21 Va
Instrument Corp
General Mills
22%
933A
21 Va
Finance Corp
Foods
22%
21%
5
4
22%
92%
8'/a
ZZZZZl
1,500
3%
8%
Co_
General Dynamics
Corp
General Electric Co
103/4
92%
68%.
2
103/4
22 Vo
8%
Corp
1,400
11
3%
18'A
1
18 3/a
22%
66'A
100
400
18 Va
93
3%
8%
No par
com
25
*24%
93
18
"143
7,500
18%
22 Va
2
Inc
25
*24%
7,900
1,200
93
ZZZZ5
Corp
Corp
Co
4
4%
4%
22%
22'A
*92 V4
preferred
Cigar
*3%
1
com
No par
Cable
1st
General
r;
100
Co
15%
18%
Corp
voting
Bronze
General
263/4 Nov
21
5
Sep
51
preferred
Bancshares
General
31% Sep
3
50 Va
preferred
General
23% May 23
112% Mar
$8
General
Aug 29
29
Mar
General
Aug 16
503/a Jun
58% July
114
49%
$4.50 preferred
70
8
22% Mar
8
51'A.
General American Industries
General American Investors
37
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
May 21
37% Aug 25
Mar 25
100 3/a Dec
Sep
49'/a
Amer-Transportation—1,25
Baking Co common
9% Jan
5
43
Amer Oil
2
75% Mar
20%
43
General
July
21% Apr
Mar 17
15 Va
20%
433A
5
80 Va
1
2
84
;
15
20%
43%
General
333/0 Oct
12
15%
20%
443/a
21
16
Sep
15%
20%
44
26% Jan
Jun
20
15 Vo
20 Vo
44%
23
7% -Jun
42 Va Apr
21
6
22
May 19
.103/a Mar 25
15%
20%
44
Inc
Acceptance
■
138
Industries
convertible
General
15%
20
44 %
ZZZZZZZZ~2
Corp
Wood
16
20%
44 Va
ZZZZZ
Sep
^ 94
May 18
583/4 Feb
2
Garrett
15 V4
20%
_5
ZZZZZZZ~l5
Co
Eng
Corp
;
t
24.
wwwrwsswnor *
*64
66
139
30%
29%
*3%.
22%
*64
<:
33/4,
22%
66
31'A
29%
*3%
22'A
♦64
'
3 3A
22 3/a
66
28%
"137%
-
4,900
120
139
27%
27%
2,800
20%
21%
10,000
20%
20%
*89%
30%
.*3% ;
22%'
*64
100
20
91
31%
3%
22%
66
20,500
*>'
200
2,600
)Vs
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1210)
18
.
.
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
35% Nov
Lowest
Highest
24
3
37% Dec
37
4
Jan
Gulf Oil
Gulf
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
7
91
Aug 12
91
V"
23
Aug 12
27
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
89% Apr
8
13
81% Dec
18
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
87 Va May 18
97
Jan
4
102% May
97% Jan
11
103 % Aug 19
2
35% May 31
36 V*
36%
*85%
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
54% Sep
Hackensack Water
Sep
88
Aug
7
96
Dec
30
104 Va Mar
3
98
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
4
82
24% May
PRICES
SALE
28
36 Va
36 Va
363A
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Sept. 28
Shares
Thursday
Sept. 21
27%
28%
Sept. 22'
27 Va
28 JA
27'A
27%
70.200
36%
36%
36%
363/4
36%
9,000
Co—
38
32
HIGH
27 V*
27%
No par
Utilities
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
8.33%
Corp
States
Common
86% Aug 26
84% Jan
27% Feb
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
26% July 25
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
•
dividend
preferred
100
$4.40 dividend
preferred
100
dividend
preferred
100
*90
100
*101
102 %
*101
102 Va
*101
102%
*101
102%
>101
102%
*102%
104 %
*102%
104 Va
♦102%
104 Va
♦102%
104%
102
102 Va
30
25%
24%
25%
25 Va
25%
253/a
253/4
25%
26%
3,800
54%
*541/4
$4.20
$4.44
dividend
$5
4
preferred
dividend
$5.08
preferred
100
2.50
90 Va
.
88
*85 Va
88"
89%
90
♦90
91
*90
94
25
'
•
*85Va
S8
90
94
*90
94
90
♦90
88
*85 Va
88
90
*85%
90'A
91
*90
94
240
94
H
9
49 Va Nov
48
Feb
44% Feb
20
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
35% Jun
25'/a Nov
4
29% May 22
25
24
22
29
*53
—5
36
30 Vo -v
25%
26%
21%
22%
22%
223A
223/8
93
93
*93
95
♦93
95
92%
92%
90
29%
29%
29%
293A
30
30
30
30'A
29%
30%
2,500
31
33'A
31
323/a
33
35
34%
35 y4
333/4
341/4
9,000
45
5,000
♦53%
36
54
54
36 r
36%
26
54
35 Va
54
26
/
'
3
51 % Jan
4
20
Sep
31% Apr
19
Halliburton Co 2
Hall
(W
F)
1
Hamilton Watch Co
July 23
21% Sep
Feb
6
114 Va Aug 31
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
28 Va Jun
19
36'A Aug 14
26% Jun
20
32 Va Jan
23
Hammermlll
31
Sep
19
47 % Jun
21
Nov'Io
42
July
57'A Jan
5
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
13
122
20 % Mar 31
88
44 Va Feb
30
61 Va
132
Jan
5
Jan
20
4
Jan
46 Va Aug 18
21% May 24
20% Aug
1
24% Nov
20
34
3
Mar
26% Sep
2
29'A Jan
11
22% May 26
27
8% Feb
7% Jan
16
35% Nov 30
43% Sep
21
12% Dec
30
84% Jan
2
75% Sep 22
37% Apr 14
10% Apr 16
11 Va Jan
6
35
Jan
29
38 Va
20
61% Feb
17
88'A May 26
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
92
Aug 31
12
13
12% Apr
39% Apr
9% May 25
78
77
Jan
37% Feb
40% Dec
109% Sep
4
5
17
11
5
14
84
6%
1
common
preferred
Paper
100
Co
1
7.50
com
;
Marx
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
105 Va Jun
1
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
18
55% Apr
13
88
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
38% Feb
60% May
5
Hertz Co
34
46% Apr 27
42 % July 29
20% Jun
2
28
4
8
24% July 13
13VaJan
5
64 Va Jan
9
15
7
23% July 22
72 Va Aug 25
7%
noncumulative
36
Aug
5
20
Jan
4
Hercules
2
Hercules
Powder
60 Va May 11
68
120
19
37% Jan
Chocolate
25%
25%
25%
253/4
*243/4
9 %
9%
9 Va
*9%
38%
38%
38 Va
67%
71
70%
71
11%
11%
11%
'
9%
*
38
v
3 Va %
JL03 %
103
24%
11,300
21
21
2 5 3/4
243/s
25
9 V4
9 '/b
91/4
*37 Va
38 Va
38%
38 Va
68 Va
3,000
2,700
1,900
50
67%
70
9,500
11%
11
11
400
106
105
70%
*11
106 Va
104
106%
82'A
82
82%
83%
*82 Va
83 Va
82
82%
250
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
53%
*52%
53
52 Va
523/8
2,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
31'A
*31%
31%
31%
31%
1,100
•
*82
*35 :
2,900
-36
*35 Va
36
35 %
35%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15
*14%
15%
*143/8
15%
900
73%
76
74%
76
75%
76
75%
75%
741/2
75%
10,500
110%
*35
.
No par
36
35%
35
60%
*58%
61
*59
104%
-
100
110%
*109
110 %
*109
110%
60%
No par
97%
100
99
61
60%
99 %
99%
53%
51%
523/4
X52%
53%
22%
21%
22%
21%
21V4
21
19%
20%
19%
20%
193/4
100
*64%
*64 Va
653/4
*64 Va
65 3/4
*104%
107 Va
343/8
51%
.
No par
65%
106
106
108
107
*59%
60%
*213/a
19%
..
109
100
53%
22 %
1
Corp
(conv)
110%
*109
1
„
pfd
1
3
—
2nd
*37%
7,700
243/a
>
31%
..
/
23
preferred series A
$4%
73
9
41/8
100
Heyden Newport Chem
99'A
520
110%
20
61
200
99'A
3,300
54 Va
53
53%
22
213/s
213/a
1,100
20%
193/3-
20 Va
14,000
65%
64%
64%
*104 %
107 Va
104%
IO41/2
450
33%
34%
33%
341/4
10,000
*64
11,600
60
'
Jan
117
July 22
4
Hilton
Hotels
Corp
7
41
Aug 27
23% Feb
1
28 % Apr
6
13
1
19 % Aug
29
30
21
Jan
18 Va May
2
30 Va July
5
Hoffman Electronics
22% Oct
6
5
Holland Furnace
11% Oct
27
37
2
May 21
Jun
10 Va May 13
23
May 20
15% Apr
27
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
22
28% Feb
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
46
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
21
37
Jan
13
30 Va July
29% Sep
1
7
14
5%%
pfd series A
(Charles E)
5%
convertible
Holt
May 19
45% Mar 21
Homestake
60% Sep
Rinehart
40% Jun
2
Jan
30
47% July 22
28% Sep
22
41 % Jan
4
Dec
15
90% Apr
81 % Feb
2
90 % Sep
13
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical Corp
$4.25 preferred
13
26
Sep
19
Hoover
6
4% May 11
8
Jan
14
Hotel
30
16% May 18
21
Jan
17% Sep
65% Jan
2
13
25
5% Sep
Sep
9
21
9% Apr
32% Apr
19 Va Jun
2
24
Feb
5
36% Dec
30
41
Feb
12
26% Dec
14
37% Jan
69
15
80% Mar
Dec
2
>2
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
15
Dec
28
96% Jan
•4% Sep
21
11% Jan
15
75
6
30
Jan
22
18% Sep
29
Sep
12
22 % Jan
4
38 Va Feb
27
7
34% Aug 24
4
79
Mar
70 Va Jan
77
8
Jan
88% May
65% Jan
Aug 19
85 Va
9
93
88
21
Sep 14
Sep 13
1
July
19 % Jun
11% Mar 30
30
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
14% Sep
19
24% Jan
4
60% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
Jan
5
14% Dec
10
29% Dec
24 Va Mar 14
10
,
preferred
27
27%
27 Va
27%
29%
*29 %
29%
*29 Va
29 Va
*29%
46
48 Va
46%
473/4
47
473A
47
44
43 Va
433/4
423/4
43%
43
43 V8
55%
563/4
56 3/4
59%
29%
29%
28 %
29
90
89 3A
893A
*88
90
26
•26
26 %
25'A
5%
5Va
5%
*16%
17%
500
17'A
17%
2,200
37%
373/4
100
323/a
5,800
•
56%
90
27
*88
-
26
25%
26
26
5
4%
5
5
17
17Va
38%..
32% f(
$2%
;
'
0
A*
18
18
>37%'
383/4
j/32 ^8
32%
?/■■■'
79
>„
<.
14
July 30
17%
~5%
Jan
7
9% Dec
31
32.%
80
35
Jun
25
39% Dec
31
9
19% Oct
13
23% July
82%
ig
ic%
82 %
16
83%
16 Va
141/2
15%
14%
15
46%
.
47%
46%
47%
82%
15%
i-:.
14%
47
■
83 Va
15 Va
93 Va
Feb
15
—1
52
Jan
12
57% Aug 24
39
Apr
55'A Jan
17
21% July 25
31%.J an
4
Ideal
24
21
31 Va
Sep
23
47% Jan
6
Illinois Central RR Co
35
Jun
9
46% Dec
24
41
Cement
50
303/4
32%
31%
31%
32
15'A
83'A
15 %
82 3/4
*16
10
,
83
6,200
16%
1,400
15'A
153/8
15
15%
15,700
47
:
47
46%
47
31%
31%
303/4
2,100
311/4
*93
95
*93
93
*92
94
7,900
94
93
"15
A
8%
8%
8 %
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8'A
8%
35%
343/4
35%
*34V4
34 Va
34'A
34V4
333A
333/4
500
16%
17 %
16%
17
16 3A
17%
17 V4
17%
17
173/8
3,300
49%
50%
50
51 Va
51
51%
25,400
50%
51%
50%
5
25
25%
25 %
26
26
26%
26V4
26%
26 Va
26'A
11,100
No par
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
321/4
31%
32
31%
31%
13,400
56%
9,200
10
;
Co
80
*35%
.
9
Idaho Power Co
23
46
31 '/a
823/4
15 Va
,47
95
Nov
t;
15,200
85
*92
40
.)Q
20
2,400
93
*93
39% Oct
32 Va
*78
*83
93
43% Mar 18
•
♦92
95
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
80
85
*93
7
*78
■
93
*92%
21 Va Jan
17
200
26
85
93
21
17,000
'
90
*92
95
16% Sep
16,200
*88
93
*93
50
571/4
293/a
29V4
87
83
5
convertible pfd series A
55'A
28%
573/4
*92
*91V2
5%
9,400
*85
100
5
44%
93
100
39 Va Jan
8,300
431/4
37
preferred series B
23
47 %
*92
preferred series A
33% Sep
29 3/a
47
*85
5%
common
28
293/8
93.
5%
Hupp Corp
28
29%
97
Hunt
11
28
*92
.
,
6
13 % Jan
1,800
27
47 3/4
32-%
*78
14
4
1,600
j.t:f32 Va
32%
79
Sep
7% Aug
103/a
17%
July 14
com
16,000
103/a
10%
38%
94
Inc
100
21%
*85
.
„
No par
&
18%
193/4
,17%
92
33 Va Sep
17
*16%
*37%
25
84% Feb
5%
*26%
183/4
20%
39
90 % Aug 24
93 %
28%
27
'
118
*37 Va
\
503/4
53/4
17%
17
17%
17%
*77% ,"79
1
1
27
-
29%
*17
No par
(Delaware)
Indust
10%
17%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Foods
10%
*37%
Corp
Co
10%
3
100
Lighting & Power
Sound
10%
5
100
—;
Howard Stores
Howe
Hudson
10%
50
4.40% preferred
Houston
10 %
25%
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
preferred
20
29'A
^.25
common
$2.25 convertible preferred
4%
*163/3
21 Va
*88
&
convertible
*26 Va
18 3/4
20%
•
55%
,
5
No par
common
Houdaille-Industries Inc
10
27
♦153/o
43%
Bearing Co
—5
Corp of America common
1
5%
14
23
36 Va Mar 17
Ball
.
12.50
>0
*26%
17%
20 Va
29%
30
Inc—^-1
Mining-.
35
27
17'A
20%
27
.10
preferred
Winston
&
*26%
10%
5
Holly Sugar Corp common
52% Aug 18
•
19
20
27
*17
50o
Co
33
33
20%
*26'A
——1
Corp
30%
31 %
30%
25
conv
Hires Co
15
Sep
2.50
common
12% Nov
18
26%
128
41 Va
2 1/12
Corp__
31% Jan
18
21%;
126
-
No par
._
Hershey
July 13
16
30% Sep
preferred
preferred
$2 conv class A pfd_.
Aug 22
92 Va Feb
25%
21%
128
1,600
.
82%
..
10
common
5%
111% Aug 26
64 Va Jun 29
Jan
24%
21
38
,
1
Motors
81 % Sep
1
25%
20%
9%
25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
15 Va Mar
8
3
24%
20%
25
.
~
100
common
32% Jan
Jan
24%
20%
102%
13% Aug
5
61% Apr 13
35 Va Dec
233/4
104'/a
3
19
25
21
102'/a
37% Mar 13
Sep
41%
*11 Va
W)
443A
41
11%
(G
44 Va
44%
*126
42
68 Va
7
1,800
128
*10%
Helme
9,700
25%
41
1
(W E) & Co__
44
36%
♦126
130
200
.
353/8
25 %
40%
1
3.65% preferred
22%
55
36 3/a
26
37%
*126
5
Heller
22 Va
43%
43%
35%
20 Va
-
5
Industries Inc
Heinz (H J) Co common
34 Va May 11
104 Va
43%
■'
130
s
Haveg Industries Inc
25% Jun
9
46
22%
223/4
95
Hayes
7
Mar
22%
*93
54%
*25%
40%
J 38
.
50
8
76
44
26
,25
24 %
9
4%% preferred
16% Jan
BO
-
*126
1
1.25
Co__.
&
32 % Dec
18
.-
100
Chemical
Schaffner
Hart
-
2.50
Hat Corp of America common
14
33 Va July
5
preferred—
Harshaw
Aug 30
54% Sep
29 % May 12
convertible
Harris-Intertype Corp.:
Harsco Corporation
Apr 22
Jan
13
May 20
2
Dec
90% May
4%
-
Mar 24
129
28
37% Sep
122 % July
27
19
*
'
Printing Co—
57
58
573/4
57
2,800
Jan
27
58
July 28
38% Oct
7
433A Feb
4
39'A Jan
18
43
Aug 12
4.08% preferred
50
*42
Va
43
*42%
43
*42 Va
43
*42%
43
42%
42%
10
40% Sep
29
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
4.26%
*44'A
45
44%
44%
*44 Va
45 %
*441/2
45%
*44%
45'%
HO
45% Dec
50
21
50
Jan
5
45'A Jan
22
49 %
Aug
9
_50
*48%
49
48%
48%
♦48%
49
48%
48%
*48%
49
41 Va Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
40 % Sep
4.70% preferred
4.42% preferred
25
16% Jun
20
411/4 Aug 13
4
46% July 27
41
Feb
11
44% Aug 15
42
45% Mar 18
Sep
19
57% Aug 23
38'A Feb
17
49
Sep
19
Illinois
Power
6% Dec
8
10% Feb
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
May
7
66
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
July 28
163
May
18
July 17
5% July 11
8% Feb
13'A Aug
4
Sep 20
22% Jan
12
86% Apr
19
25
S
A
De
150
33
Apr
21
43% Jan
38
32
Feb
5
32
Sep
8
49% Jun
15
Interchemical
93
July 13
36% May
Apr
29
29
154
45
Dec
17
34% Feb
86% Oct
95% Feb
24
86
Feb
2
7
23
Sep
19
2
31% July
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
488
138
Sep
25
153'A Jan
14
28
Sep
22
35% Apr
30
Dec
22
80
17% Feb
9
27'A Jun
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
7
141% Nov
18
May 29
57% July 10
July 30
4
407 V» Mar
May
86% Dec
15
94
Jan
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
BO
15
69
136
Sep
Mar 20
33 V4 Dec
17
15
Jun
9
14
9
17% JUn
9
38% Sep
550
23
50% Jan
40
19
2
148% Aug 25
8
36 % Aug 24
69'A Jan
12
17% Aug
77.% Aug
25% Feb
5
20
17
24
10% Aug
5
July 21
19% Mar
July 30
17
99
Sep
41% Jun
9
32
Feb
20
4
47 % Sep
23
5
18 Va Jun
22
20 %
May 27
1
4
40
4
45
15
23% Sep
49% Feb
9
89% Jan
2
90
Dec
28
40% Nov
23
For
footnotes,
23
115
Jan
50% Mar 18
19% Aug
23% Jan
313% Jan
36% Jan
23
124
Sep
7
3
44
% Jan
4
20
Jan
12
18 % Jan
7
7
10 A Jun
20
28
May 12
11/2 Sep
76'A Jan
20
57
Feb
42
88
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
88%
Dec~22
103% Feb
59%
10
Jutoai
see page 24.
22
76% Jan
22
443A Jan
13
1,800
501
13% Sep
<t
■
*7 S
Limited
1
^
•
39 'A
38%
391/4
38%
39%
145V4
145'A
145%
145%
1453/4
32%
31%
32'A
31%
77
77
*76
*18 Va
19
18%
19
47%
49%
15%
15%
Utilities
$6
49,300
18
163/fl
&
16%
26,700
89%
913/a
,89%
90%
88 3/4
90%
32,500
*92%
93 V2
*92%
931/2
*92%
93i/2
14%
14%
*i4Va
15
*141/2
15
14%
15
58%
57
58%
59
59
59'A
570
31%
29
323/a
26,600
/'•-
58%
58
59
36
•35%
52
52
52
52
53
53
523/4
99
30%
100
30 Va
32%
100%
100 Va
32
99%
33%
100
100
1,200
*
31%
99%
100
1,000
35%
35
35%
3,200
53
53
54
1,100
31
32
34
*31%
34
*32
37
38%
x37 Va
38
38
38%
com—5
35%
35%
35
35%
353/8
35%
*42%
43
42
42%
41%
41%
41%
42
42
42
1
42%
44 %
41%
42%
42%
441/3
43%
44%
44%
471/2
23,100
3.50
Electric
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19 3/a
19'A
193/8
19%
19%
4,400
5
44%
45
Co
par
1
10
50c
common
1
Co
5
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr <fc Lfc 4%
101
16
23
Corp
Aug 22
52% Apr 13
83
Sep
1
18
800
90%
89
*92%
36
Light Co
Inc
493/4
363/8
preferred
Co
19
49
36
preferred
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Jewel Tea
18%
50V4
36%
Elec Light & Power Co
Island Creek Coal
18%
35%
Interstate Dept Stores.
Interstate Power Co
Gas
100
18%
29Va
*31%
500
8,700
78
49%
100 %
Teleg_No
&
*76
19
No par
25
Telep
Sc
17
78
50%
Co—lOc
7% preferred
Power
491/4
*76
No par
International
convertible
17
79
32
93%
57%
International
45,500
38%
32Va
14%
23
21,200
145 %
14%
common
5191/2
32%
Rys of Cent Amer com_No par
5% preferred
100
&
511
39
92%
Resistance
7,500
146
92%'
International
180
231/2
31%
90 %
Int'l
3,200
91'/a
38%
50%
15 Va
4,100
23
145%
19
No par
15,200
~
*90
143%
48 Va
5
Canada
40 Va
77
32
100
Packers
5
523
39%
401/4
33'A
145%
100
520
393/4
40%
39
No par
92%
Iowa
40%
5
No par
Iowa
39%
23%
Mining Corp
of
Iowa-Illinois
35%
91
com
155
32%
23%
common
14,200
>147
35
3 9 3/4
521
10,900
*32
39
515
16'A
693A
33
40 V4
512
900
15%
681/2
35
*32%
501%
6%
35
32 Va
91
529
6
8
3%% preferred
34
39
35%
38%
*35
300
38%
35i/2
63,400
700
900
4£%
♦44%
44%
44%
41%
40%
40%
40%
40%
403/4
41 »/a
41
41
3,200
39
39%
39%
391/4
39%
39%
393/4
39%
391/2
24%
25
X24%
243/4
24%
24 3/a
23%
243/a
23%
23%
1,500
6,500
*121
>120
123%
21%
16%
123/s
100
*82%
43%
100
38%
*35
40%
_1
common
*32
39
1
pfd
34
21
22
17'A
167/a
21%
16 %
123%
♦120
21%
16%
22
17
*120
21%
*16%
12%
12
12%
11%
85
82%
82%
*82%
86
44%
44%
443/4
44%
45
44
85
*81
85
*82
123 Va i
441/2
*82
85
*82
12%
11%
*82%
44'/a
123%
21%
17
11%
44%
*120
20%
163/4
443/4
2,600
123%
21
2,900
163/4
1,800
1,500
11%
11%
85
84
84
30
443i
44%
45
4,800
85
*81
85
623A May 31
Johns-Manville
5
52 %
533/s
52%
54
52%
533/8
52
52 3/4
52%
52%
0
71 Va Jun
22
Johnson
Johnson
8
65
65%
63%
64%
633/4
633A
62%
63
62
62 Va
2,400
9
15% Sep
893A Jan
23
Jonathan Logan Inc
50o
13%
14
13 3/a
13%
133/4
14%
14 Va
15 Va
14%
15 3/a
38,500
Laughlin Steel common.10
preferred series A
—100
56 %
5734
55%
563/4
56%
573/4
55%
57%
54%
55%
56,700
-98%
98 Va
98
98
98
98
973/4
54% Sep 23
95% Mar 8
31
87
Aug 19
833A May
8% Mar
7
4
80
27
Aug 29
35%
*32
39%
40
common—7.50
$2
35%
32 Va
893/4
Silver
Nov
29
10,800
49
40'A
233/4
International
83
46% Dec
*48%
39%
89 3A
Salt
45% Apr
155
40
233/a
Shoe
May 31
46% May 25
38 Va Jan 15
17
>147
155
39%
15%
23%
Paper
preferred
$4
70
91%
International
4
13
Nickel
69
23%
.100
preferred
International
353/8
*147
14%
71
*89%
International
40
May 10
33% Jun 17
Aug 18
Jan
4%
34%
♦32
40%
15%
91 %
8
35
17
common
155
39%
693/8
6Va
23%
58% Aug 15
Va Apr 28
30 Va Apr 25
>147
14 3/4
6
23
Aug 24
38
44
32%-Feb
2
139 Va .Ian
20
33% Jun
2
70% Mar
56
15
68%
6
90%
International
2
14%
66
6
1
Harvester
International
23
15
68%
.
7% preferred
Minerals & Chemical
6
32% Mar
70% Nov
6
14%
Inc
Int'l
19
94% Aug 15
36% Mar
123
Int'l
Int'l
33% Jan
18
*5%
Machines
Business
57% July 11
21
Sep
6
5%
Corp
Int'l
21% Feb
6
Jan
Ctfs
Iron
136 «/a Jan
12
19% Mar
Interlake
4
Jan
42% Dec
Aug 25
Feb
29
27% July 25
39
18
20
40
48 3/a
66 %
—
Corp
4%% preferred
8
172% July 15
37
July 11
40% Apr
37'A Jan
4
48%
39
38
14
48%
5
9
29
48 %
32 Va
22
Dec
49
35%
21
15% Nov
48%
*32
Sep
75
49
1
Sep
18% Dec
49
par
Insuranshares
Dec
2
44%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
35
15
443A
43
15
32
116% Sep
30% Jan
47
*44
45
12
Sep
2
46% Aug 26
42% July 25
32
*45%
4434
42
41
23
37% Aug 21
45% May
0
28% Feb
48
♦44
44V2
1
Co
12% Aug
55% Nov
3
*451/2
45
43%
155
Steel
88% Sep
29
Feb
47
*44
44
35
preferred
86'A Jan
10
40'A Dec
*45
45
42%
40
6%
Inland
0
Feb
28
47
♦44
*147
5
28
81% Dec
38% Mar 19
*45 Va
47%
100
7
34% Feb
8
139 Va Feb
47% Sep
111
47
45
42
No par
Jan
50 '/a Jan
2
37% Mar 29
Jan
30
*45%
No par
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6
35
*
*44
100 pesos
55
July 6
50% Mar 18
20
553/4
Mexico
*
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
19
57%
1
,
Corp
Electrica
563/4
50
_50
-
General
573/4
*
17Y8 Nov
Oct
15
common
4.20% preferred
Indiana
Industria
149
Co
preferred
57
50%
22
July 25
4
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
47% Jan
8
Jones
5%
<fc
<fc
Jorgensen
joy
Corp
—
(Earle M)
Manufacturing
Co
Co
98%
1
13%
1
31
Va
933/4:
'
1
"
98
-
16,000
230
133/4
133/4
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
1.500
32
31%
32%
31%
32 %
31%
32
313/4
32 Va
5 000
t,
t
Volume
Number 5989
192
.
.
The Commercial and
.
1
Financial Chronicle
(1211)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195i>
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
:
Monday
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Sept. 20
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 2'Z
Wednesday
Sept. £1
Tuesday
Sept. 11)
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Friday
Sept. 23
the Week
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
93'A Feb
•
10
42 Va Dec
31
Kaiser Allum &
July 27
48
33 Va Sep
23
64% Jan
6
July
05
120
90
22
111% Jan
5
8
Sep
24
Feb
42% Jan
12
47
Chem Corp
convertible
4 Va %
6
May
4%%
10
135
July 27
104 Vt Sep
15
122 Vt Jan
13
4%7o
convertible
107
Nov
23
130
July 27
106
21
125
11
4%%
(ser
48% Oct
20
57 % Apr
73% Nov
18
82
79% Sep
,'86
Sep
25
23
98
82'/a Jun
19
85 Va
45
Mar 11
.
Mar
74
17
92 Va Jan
Jan
59 Vt Sep
86 Va Jan
15-
79 Va Aug
17
07
8
25
80 Va May 23
27
Jan
20
9
3.80%
July 10
72 Vt Sep
21
5
,
39 % Feb
2
11% Dec
89
6
85% Feb
90
July 28'
Mar
88% Feb
28
■;
50
9
21
79% Jan
37% Sep
Sep
4
13 Vb Dec
-
9
54% July
8
23
39 Vt Aug
24
41% Feb
17
90% Oct
12
Apr
0
49 Va Jun
July 21
50% Jan
Sep
20
30% Aug 17
72% Jun
7
28
23
•
47% Aug 25
35Vt Mar
39% Apr
27
Jun
46% Jan
5
82
11
6
4
10
14% Feb
17
25% Sep
Aug
29
16
33
32% Nov 24
43 Vt Mar
5'
3
17 Vt Sep
29
2 6'A Mar
5\:
27 Va Jun
18
34% Jun
—
Sep
,
82'A
24 Vs Jan
8
27
7
1
37 %
37%
37 Va
13 Va
47'A
No par
75 Vb
76 Vb
75 Vb
75%
75 Va
48 Va
49 Vt
47%
48'A
41 Va
48%
23
13% Jan 2 '91
2
98% Oct
28fl
73 % Nov
37 % Jan
38 7/b
27
27
27 Va
27 Vb
36%
37 Vt
37
37%
37
80%
80%
81
81
81'A
81 Vt
22%
23%
24
25%
25%
25 Vb
29
29 Vb
29
29 Vt
28
36%
38
80 Va
80%
22 Va
>
29%
26%
26%
13
13 Vt
13 Vt
29 Va
30
29 Vb
■
29%
27%
27%
,
28%
23%
23"%
23%
23%
*34 Va
"3%
*29
38
3%
29%
*34
3%
28%
Jan
25
Lane
__
Sutherland Paper Co
V P
Laclede Gas Co
Bryant
-
25
series A
Consolidada 6%
"
4
common
preferred
4.32%
Lear
8
15
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
1
_
70 % Jan
22
Libby-Owens-Ford
11% Jan
15
Liggeft
Jan
4
23
28
Sep
23
23
61% Jan
4
12% Jan
4
7%
Aug 31
96
July
Litton
5
17
,21% Sep
8
Loew's
4
Lone
Star
Cement
Lone
Star
Gas
30 % Jan
46% Jan
26
26
111
15
Feb
130% Aug 25
8
30% Jan
13
43 % Sep
4.84%
7
Dec
16
104
4
96
Jan
21
102
30
89
14
80
Jan
8
87
May
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
6
81
Jan
20
90
Sep
14
36% Dec
3
48% July
7
34% May 18
42 % Sep
2
142% Mar 25
44% Nov
130% Mar
88
1
55
July 10
22
July 29
104% Mar
142
4
38% Feb
23
15
35
Jan
28
Lorillard
1
7%
Louisville
Gas
Louisville
&
9
20% Jan
4
Lowenstein
23
91% Jan
4
Lukens
Jan
6
21,400
16%
16%
25 7/b
26
25%
60 %
60 Va
*60'A
24 Va
24 Vb
24%
50 Va
50l7/b
50 Vb
51
9%
9%
93/4
9%
84%
149'
83 Va
84%
147%
*1473/4
51Vt
49%
50 Vt
49%
> ;
60 Vt
16.600
2,000
-
24
4,000
49%
9%
833/4
147%
<
25%
60
60%
24%
■'<
1.000
3,200
5
25%
50%
16,900
9%
93/4
9.900
4,400
it ^ V
&J%
84 Va
1473/4
84 Va
147%
*49 Va
50 Vt
'
149
50 Vt
70
5,500
28
25%
10,800
—
43
45%
46%
45%
46%
46
46%
30
?
31%
31 %
323/a
75%
30%
31%
30%
31
53,700
73%
73 Va
743/4
71%
73%
65,200
Vt
4,800
45%
71%
74
23 %
24%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15'A
15%
15,200
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
31,200
42 Va
42%
42
42%
42 Vb
43 Va
42%
43%
42%
43
10,900
41
*100 %
*84%
*88Va
37%
137%
49%
•
42
102
86Va
39%
137 Va
49%
41%
413%
41%
*100%
*100%
102
91
86%
-A.-.
86 Va
*84%
91
130
4,700
102
*88%
91
■
'
39 Va
38%
*137 Va
*100'/a
*84%
86 Va
33,600
41%
40%
41%
102
*88%
*84 Vb
*88 Va
24%
132
*126
126%
*126
130
*126
125Va 125Va
41
41%
*100% 102
*84%
86Va
*88Va
91
37%
38%
137
137
49%
50%
233/4
24%
*137%
139
393A
39 Vb
.
139
1373/4
22,600
393/4
38%
190
139
50%
503/4
50%
50 Va
50%
50%
1,200
57
55
55 Va
55 %
57
55 Va
50%
55 Vs
55%
5,100
15 Vt
15%
15'A
60'A
15Va
61%
15'A
15%
*15%
15%
15 Vt
15%
3,000
63
60%
62 Vb
60 Vb
60JA
59%
603/e
10,200
16%
17
17
17
16%
17
55
1
3.33ya
.•
1—10
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
*"
91
.
24
24% 1 v.:
24 Vb
60
50
Co„_
126
126
(Ky).Nopar
& Sons Inc
(M)
5
5%
26 Vt
17
15%
5
Nashville
Steel
17
74%
100
El Co
&
5
5
5
17
17
7,300
24%
100
100
100
preferred
1
21
1%
70%
10-
Co common
(P)
22
July 27
26
Sep
52% July
16% July 14
34% Apr
9
1%
15%
100
preferred
conv
78% Jan
15% Mar
59 % Sep
6
Aug 19
1%
10
common
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
4.35%
series E preferred
79% Dec
6,600
1%
4
Corp
Co
3,100
24
—1
Inc
Theatres
24,900
16%
16%
—
32%
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Aug
400
16%
1
Inc
4
5
44% Aug 29
Feb
36% Apr
Mar
Industries
32% Jan
19
18% May 11
17
400
29
16 Vt
1%
—
46%
31
*28%
163A
16%
17 Va
9%
'
46
29
2,000
«
„
3%
16%
5%
26%
*147%
50 Va
—
2.50
,
16%
83 %
85%
*147% 148%
51 %
51 %
84
—5
Corp—„_
*28%
17'/a
38
*3%
1%
5Q%
-
28%
*35
3%
1 %
15
:_50c
23%
23%
38
3%
3,100
10%
61
•
233A
233A
*35
12,600
28 Vt
24%
50%
Link Belt Co
Lionel
34% Aug 10
12
preferred
Lily Tulip Cud Corp
Ling-Temco Electronics—
27 Vb
3%
•...
800
29
27%
10 Vt
24%
50%
9%,
28%
28
27%
60 "
-.
29%
10%
62%
' ''
28%
27%
*.
27 3/8
25%
52%
25
—__100
5
13%
10%
27 Va
.„7-9%
*13
27%
24%
& Myers-Tobacco com
4,000
15,200
13 Vt
*■
61 %
Co
29%
27%
*13
37
17
58,200
29 Vb
27
10%
26
LibbjpMcNeil '•&r.!Libbyi.
13
61
14
Glass
91% Jan
4
57% Jan
Corp___
5
5
25%
400
28
1
Corp
Stores
17
24 Vb
1
10%
16%
5
26
No par
47% Jun 29
''V/a May 10
*78% May 19
Jan
1%
16%
-
5,300
81
27%
5
RR
Lerner
47% July 27
17%
100
37 Vt
80%
29 Vb
28%
10%
.28
1%
No par
Lehn & Fink Products
151
16%
10%
27%
1%
27 >/a
36%
28 Va
*3 Va
17
16%
No par,
pfd ser A
conv
Lehman
com
16
17
16%
>
*27 Vb
2,000
29
16%
10%
10 %
27%. 28%
5
Tire—
27%
37%
37%
27%
.
23%
23%
37%
*27 Vb
■'•■••
500
6,500
37%
37%
V:
13 Vt
-
*34
34%
3%
29 \
15%
50c
L
Lehigh Valley
43 % Sep
5
Apr
Inc
Rubber &
$1.50
22
78 Vb
29 Vt
28 Va
29 Vt.
28
28%
5
Mfg Co.
9
.
=
24 Va
29 Vb
i
13%
La
29% Jan
27%
*27 Vb
27%
11
64
139% Jan
5
37%
13%
27
7'% Jan
7
7
39
26 Vb
Jan
3% Mar 11
2
25
*38%
K
19 % Jun
27
27
39
5
1
32
! 24% May 10
Nov
79'A
10
H)
(S
9
8
15% Jan
35 Vt
78
26%
Sep
17% July 10
71% Jan
*35
80
1
^2S% Sep
30
39% Apr
26
35%
79 Vb
38%
>
35 Vt
80%
Kroger Co
0
.'('■■■ *35
36
80
10
Inc—
Co
& Co...
7
140
1
29
31
(E J)
(S S)
29
5
'24% Sep 18
9
10% Mar
36% Jun
79
Jan
July 9
14% Mar 23
131% Dec
35%
78%
Apr
73
21
35
79
Kresge
25% Sep
Mar
63 % Jun
13
35 Vt
4
24% July 29
80% Jan
21
2,900
*35 Vt
22
2t^:
Nov
11,100
23 Vt
41
77% Aug
9% Sep
40 Vb
22%
30
29
152
39%
23 Vt
1% Jun
57% Apr
10 Vt Nov
31
40%
23 Va
15
1
4
14
40 Vb
Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
4
6,100
41%
23%
Lehigh
10
22,600
47%
23%
1
57% Dec
76 Vb
47%
40%
32% Aug
24% Dec
75 Vb
48%
23%
1
2
2,100
76%
40%
Apr
7
26 %
23 Vt
27
Jan
26%
40 Vs
20
18% Jan
4,000
26%
23 Vt
10
31% Mar
22
12
24% Aug 30
14
3,100
33%
42
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Sep
•/:
13 Vt
48
33
47%
V,
13
47%
34%
23'A
Lee
5
10.800
13 Vt
47%
40'A
6
12
3,900
i
preferred
prior
conv
6
10% Jan
"
37 Vb
25
33% Jun
16% July 19
30
Co
36%
26%
78 Vt
2.50
Copper
200
3,800
37%
75
26%
/
26 Va
20
6
26'A
3,900
53 Vb
13
34%
25%
66%
37
53%
34
48 Va
34
66
*36%
53 Vt
47%
13%
47%
33%
25%
26%
13% Jan
3% Apr
2
13 Vt
47%
8
24% Jan
22
13 Vt
1
Co
23 % Jun
29
13
33%
33
2
16% Sep
;
46
46 Va
.
„•
,
j 35%
13 Vb
1
50c
12
15% July
37% Jan
Jun
13% May
30% Mar 23
12
18% Nov
38
Mar 15
23% Nov
18
69
37%
10
21
96
38 Vt
8
2
15% Oct
21% Sep
10% Feb
;
38
2
27
34% Apr
67
37
53
36% Mar
10
66%
*36'A
-
53 Vt
23
25
3% July 12
67
53 V.
28 Va Sep
27% Mar 11
91%
37
Kress
18% Feb
*89
53 Vt
Kroehler
22
91%
37
8
22
*89
53
ft
4% Mar 11
91 Va
37
20% Jan
23% Jan
6
17
91
67 Vt
34% Jan
34% Jan
21
3% Dec
20
*88
53
Korvette
22
Jan
94 Va
91
66%
1
-30
*92
*88
37
10
25 Vt Apr
93%
*
91
.
54
12% Aug
22
20
93
v. ••;;••• •
85
67
Co—-,
1,900
79%
37
19% Jun
,
—
28% Nov
Apr 11
Jan
»
58%
*84 Va
66%
—
31% Jan
Nov
7
96
58 Vt
*78
84 Vt
*36'%
County Land
300
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Corp—:
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
4'U preferred
100
5
46% Jan
21
35
29% Jan
66
500
106
79%
50
4%%
18
21
36% Nov
*89
t
Kendall
43 Va Jan
9
4
112% Dec
91%
*93%..
Kelsey Hayes Co
Aug 23
6
28% Sep
*89
July
62 Vt Feb
:
7
Dec
91%
35
251
July 28
63
*89
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
Jan
57
*88
4
36
Oct
91
0
77
48
,96
*88
•
.
100
105
84-Vt
No par
Kellogg
6
Apr
26
140% Dec
*93 Va
91
52% Jan
Feb
36
96
*88
24%
51% Mar 13
26%. Sep
*93%
>
400
*103
58%
*78
July 22
85
6% Dec
*58
-.85
21
2
1% Jan
58%
.79%
*84 Vt
36% July 18
20
29
Sep
*58
*78
85
Kern
22
10'/a Oct
59
79%
58 Va
'
45%
106
*84
Kennecott
77
13% May
30% Nov
106
*78
6
37% Oct
-
106
85 Vt
8
64 Va July 22
.
106
Kayser-Roth Corp
July 11
27Vb Jan
Dec
106
59 Vt
55% Jan
74% Nov
2
112
79%
100 % Jan
1
26% Jan
*105
59
22
Jan
7
Apr
112
*84
47% May 11
.64
22 '/a Sep
43
Jan
*105
19,700
90
*45 Vt
107%
*78
5
,117%
44% Oct
107
_
'
Ftb~24
106
100
__100
100
100
70% Apr 21
1
59
Jan
32
16 Va
105
100
_
_
31 % Apr
7
45% Oct
11
36
50% July 31
July 27
7
41% May 12
25 Va
34
107
Kansas
43 Va Feb
•31% Feb
4
33 Vt Nov
Sep
*100
Gqis & Electric Co—No par
Kansas Power & Light Co.
8.75
16
66
110
34%
90
*104%
preferred
preferred-
33%
45%
100
pfd
conv
__
8
34% July 12
12
of 1959)
preferred
preferred
4.35 %
preferred..
Kansas City Southern com
4'/o non-cum preferred
Aug 10
38% Aug 28
13
28 Va Jan
Sep
82% Mar 18
93
34 Va Nov
95
5
91
100
preferred
4.50%
4.20%
6
89 % Feb
May 20
4%
35%
90
*45 'A
45%
45'A
46
*45%
46%
94
*88
94
34
35%
35 Vb
35%
*88
94
*45%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
-
34%
36%
50
Feb
Jan
34%
*88
100
preferred
107
Sep
33%
preferred
16%
16%
17
17
-v.
'
■
1,900
M
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
116
Jan
19
124
32 % Jan
6
50 Va Dec
21
31
Sep
19
28% Sep
118
28
47% Dec
Mar
MacAndrews
July 12
8
83
Aug 16
02% Jan
49% Feb
common—10
Forbes
&
6
*122
0
31
31%
44
44
5%%
17
21
44
Jan
2
43% July 10
87 Va Mar 30
37% Mar
7
47% Sep
2
30
79
4
85 Va Aug
18
14
20 l/a Jan
16% May
3
19% Jan
19
Madison
50
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4Va% preferred series A
37
26
47% Oct
78
1
21
May
4
Jan
Fund
4
40% Dec
20
50% Dec
18
7 'A Jan
Magma
17
55
Jun
2
Magnavox
Sep
22
00 % Jun
23
34 Vt May 10
2
35% Nov
7
31% Feb
38 Va
Mar 17
32% Nov
09% Jan
preferred
(w w)
31
14
1% Jun
21
4 % Jan
8
5
22% Mar 16
16 Vt Feb
19
19% July
8
22% Nov
6
33
21
Sep
23
27 Va Jan
18
Manning Maxwell
Jun
1
22
Maracaibo
18% Jan
4
Maremont
Automotive
23 Va Jan
2
28 Va July 30
24
May 25
29% Jan
22
17
May
5
40'A Jan
6
Marquardt Corp.—
44'A Nov
4
59% Jan
12
40% May 23
54 Vb Jan
6
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
42'A Jun
2
51% Dec
10
44% Feb
17
55% Jun
16
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
89 Va Jan
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
6
46% May 22
'
88
•36
Apr
11
20
93
Mar 28
58% Aug 22
Midland
Marine
Marshall Field
4%%
6
Masonite
7
53 Ve Aug
1
May
22
81
Mar 26
72 Va Jan
5
78
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
65% Nov
9
71 Va Dec
11
28 Vs Sep
Jan
65% Jan
72 Vt Mar 17
19
4
79
Aug 31
Aug 26
Feb
71 Va Aug
29
Jan
12
77Va Aug 31
21
21% Sep
72
24
~9
31
14
32Vt Sep
22
43% Nov
27% Dec
30
38
Dec
1
22 Vt Mar
7
40 Vb
18% Jun
9
31% Dec
7
2 6'A
3
39% Jun
1
29
2
42
Oct
30
30% May 25
40% Jan
15
Jan
13% Dec
31*
19% Feb
31
94% Feb
Feb
12% Jun
5
77% Dec
July 29
5
73 %
July 25
94 Va Aug
32 % Nov
18
58
Feb"I6
54
Jan~30
48%
July" 16
5
19% July 19
18
37Vt
27
May
5
33 Vs July 25
44 % Jan
18
Aug 23
15% Feb
29
80 V8 Feb
29
97% July 25
39 Va Jan
4
Sep
1
45% Jan
11
27 Vb
31
65'A Feb
8
98% Jun
3
14
21% July 17
15% Sep
19
18% Jan
11
29
33
Dec
24
21% July 25
31 Vb Jan
12
Sep~ 21
50
Nov
18
Mar
17 Va Dec
32% Dec
9
72
Dec
24% May 11
37 Vt
8 % Feb
13
10% Sep
11
20 Va Jan
2
27% Dec
10
41% Jun
87
Dec
24
8
51
Feb
26
2
29 Va Dec
85% Apr
Dec
For
footnotes,
23
23
22
4
Jan
4
28 % Jan
15
9
48
Jan
7
86 Va Feb
29
88
'<..20% Sep
19
29 Va Mar 16
7
78
Sep
31 Va Aug
22
30
23% Jan
23
Sep
6% Sep
95% Mar 26
29% Oct
4
51'A Jun
17
2
25% Nov. 17
35% Jan
38
see page
Apr 14
25% Mar 10
30 V8 Sep
13
77% Jan
84% Sep
7
24.
8
43%
44%
17,600
393/4
38 Va
39%
5,600
1%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
300
*17%
18 Vt
400
21
800
McCall
.' 21%
21%
21%
21%
213/«
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
13 VB
13%
13'A
13 Vt
13 VB
13 Vt
1,800
24%
243A i 24%
24%
243/4
5,900
24%
24%
24 Vt
50%
51
"
20%
18%'
19%
18 Va
19
18%
45
45 Vt
45
45 3/4
46
46
50 Vt
49 Vb
*91
92%
50Vt
51
*91
*503/t
51 Va
92%
50%
50
92%
*91
92%
48%
49%
28'A
28%
28 Vb
28%
47%
48 Va
47 Va
48
76 Va
76 Va
77%
49
51%
28%
<
50%
29
29
47%
51 Vt
*76
48
50%
29
28 Va
29
2,000
4,300
47 Vt
46
4 7'A
*76
77 %
78 Va
*77
78 Va
*77
78%
*77
77%
*77
71%
*69%
*69%
71%
*69%
71%
*69%
76
*76%
*76
20
•«.
77 Va
77%
77%
*76
71%
77 Va
71%
*69%
19%
*76
'
19%
20%
20
" '
76
18%
•
10
20
19
193/8
18%
19 Vt
5,500
33%
333/4
33%
33%
33%
3,600
4.800
33
33 Vt
33
33 Vt
33%
34%
34
34 Vt
34%
34%
34
34 Vt
34%
33
30 Va
29%
31%
30%
30 Vt
32
30
30
31
30%
No par
31
31 Va
300
31
31 %
*31
31 Va
31%
12%
13 Va
123/4
12%
12%
13 %
21,000
13 Vb
♦73%
74 %
73%
73 %
*95%
96%
95
95 Va
280
203/t
21%
21
21%
6,000
22%
23 Va
21%
23 Va
34.500
33%
34%
33 Vt
34
9,300
84
84 %
1,300
-
*31
74
74 Vt
74 Va
74 Va
*73%
74 Va
—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
.-1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co—
,—-1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
_3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—,—1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G)
& Co
No par
95 Vt
96
96
96%
21%
95 Va
96%
21
22 Vt
9
McCrcry
Corp
common
3%%
convertible preferred___100
convertible
preferred
12%
21'A
20%
21%
21%
23 Vt
21%
22%
22%
23%
33%
34%
33 Vb
33%
33 Vt
34
84
87%
84
84%
86 Va
86%
16%
16%
16%
*85
16%
_
Robbins Inc
1
<10
Mead Corp common
—,.—5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
4%
■
.
49 Vb
76 Va
*77
13%
Portland
Melville Shoe
4,300
41,900
51%. ..
78 Va
31Vb
Medusa
2,200
92%
76 Va
77%
13 Vb
McLean
*91
'
47
*76 Va
31 Vb
&
38.700
18%
44 Va
33%
Corp
McKesson
700
4%
13 Va
——-3
50c
$6
*4%
—No par
Inc
Corp—
McCord
21
*4'/a
'
*91 %
18
21%
21%
18
13 Vb
■
24%
24 Vt
~
18 Va
*18
18
19 •'
preferred 1947 series.No par
$3.40
preferred
—No par
3%% preferred 1959 series—100
Mays (J W) Inc
1
Maytag Co
No par
MCA
1%
18
44 Va
$3.75
18% Sep
82
45
38%
No par
Corp..
70
44%
45 Vt
$3.75
15,400
1%
No par
38% Jan
44% Mar
Dec
38 Vt
~
39%
21%
:
,
363/4
40 Vt
84
45%
Dept Stores common—
5
preferred 1945 series.No par
Oct
May 19
-
39 Vt
18%
39
44%
100
38 %
18%
19%
:
12,600
18%
4
com
18%
40
—111
Co
18 »/t
1%
48 Vt
Co
71
■;
__5
*83%
18%
38%
.1
Martin
40
24
&
preferred
34
53% Feb
&
Corp..
84%
183/a
44%
4%
5 Va Jan
8
433/a
*83 Va
39%
13 Va
0
12% Sep
9,200
43 Vt
84 Va
44%
4 %
4% Jun
9
43 VB
43%
43%
13 Vb
26
100
39
Products—1
7% Jan
21 Va Dec
44%
45
21%
Moore—_12.50
Oil Exploration
1
7
_
*44
43
...
41
1%
18
..
14,400
43%
17%
4% Dec
'
1
32 >/e
40
17%
16'A Dec
600
28 Vt
124
31%
42%
18Va
.
*122
32%
44%
*44
45
38'A
18%
*1%
Shirt
Manhattan
84
40 Vt
32%
*44
43 Vt
84
—5
3% Dec
15% Jan
Manati
42'A
18 Vt
10
1
1
—1
Co
(P R) & Co
Sugar Co
44 %
83'A
38%
1
32'/a
*83%
43
100
Copper
Mallory
44 Va
31%
31%
83 Vt
No par
Inc
31 Vb
28 Vt
283/4
124
*122
124
"122
*43 Va
*28'A
28%
28%
28 Va
124
"122
124
100
6%
78% Sep
17% Oct
44% Oct
28'A
28%
*28 V*
preferred-
Mack Trucks Inc
,
Cement..—No,par
Corp common
preferred series B
—1
10**
15%
16%
16%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
♦26 Vt
26%
26%
26%
39'A
40%
39 Vt
39%
39%
40
7
7
7VB
7
17'A
17%
17 Va
17%
33
33%
32%
33%
*86 Vt
20%
*86 Vt
88
21%.
21
'
,
29
29 Va
28%
82'A
82 Vt
*81 Va
6%
*17
32%
88
*86 Vt
21
21'/a
29
28%
82 Va
*81 Va
86%
39
6%
7
800
26 Vt
27%
4,100
*26 Vt
26%
16%
26%
300
39 Va
4,400
6%
9,700
27
*26Vb
26%
280
*l6Vt
16 Va
*26%
2.100
38
40
6%
7
*17
1,700
17 Vt
17VB
17
17%
33 Vb
32%
33 Vb
32%
33
88
88
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 26, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
7
38
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
8
16% Nov
18
533/4 Jan
6
273/4 Jun
15
Dec
2
Mercantile
Jan 26
96% Jun
2
Merck
70
Jan
84
2B
70
a
58% Mar
14
22% Feb
36% Sep
73
91% May IB
85
Feb
6
8
9% Aug
37
Inc
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
4
18% Feb
19
70 % Jan
4
24% Jun
16
$3.50
23
50% Sep
40
Mesta
Aug 26
82% Sep
9
Machine
74% Jan
5
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
4.35%
75% Nov 30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
813/4 Apr
18
3.85%
74% Nov
12
87
Apr
28
75% Jan
19
80% Sep
2
3.80%
preferred
84 % Dec
30
99% Mar 11
86
Jan
4
95
Aug 11
4.45%
preferred
33
84
Dec
88% Apr
25% Mar 16
33
Middle
23
Dec
IB
50
58
S'dp
Jhn
21
Jan
22
Midland
2
60% Nov
12
48% July 25
593/4 Feb
3
83 y4 Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
94 % Sep
9
33% Dec
29
4oy4
jun
2
30
May
15% Oct'
9
111% Jan 28
18 V'a Feb
9
20% Sep 21
14 y2 Dec
2
68
5%%
Midwest
&
28
17
Jan
11
May 11
88
Jun
17
Apr
333/4 Jan
4
19
Mar
21
31% Feb 24
25
Jun
IP
17% May 12
28% Sep
9
27
37 % Jan
4
19% Nov
16
43/4 Sep
41% Jan
23
34
Dec
15
17
8
49% Apr
29% May
41% Mar
8
Jan
B
4
July 12
16% July
4
30
16
7
Mar 10
3% May
2
37% Mar
52% May 25
45% July 29
29% Jun
17
5
9
Minnesota
383A Aug 31
22 3/4 Jan
35
Mission
4
Mission
Aug 16
series
100
*92
94%
*92
94%
Corp
Inc
10
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
8y8Sep
23
15% Jan
11
9
70
Aug
S
78% Aug 14
64
July
7
80% Mar 11
3%%
8
74
Aug 24
87% Mar 23
4.20%
16
Jan
19
11% May
24
Jan
29
12% Jun
9
22
15% Jun
23
19% Jan
6
22
18% May 28
10
May
5
13% Jan
11
Jan
2
7
Mar
4
113/b Aug 22
38% Jan
8
14% May 28
56% July 27
27% Dec
28
Mojud
100
10
35 y4 Mar
36% Sep
20
26% Mar
2
8
55% Jan
23
29% Aug 31
21% Jan
25
25
24
57 % Sep
36
28% Sep
7
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
123/V Oct 27
24% Feb
Feb
21% Mar
23
Sep
533/8 Jan
4
3
8
20
47% Jan
19
66Va Sep
27% Nor
14% Jan
27 Va Sep
23
98
liy4Aug
24
Morrell
34%
34%
34'/a
17%
17
92%
92%
.
34%
34
34
2,200
17%
18i/4
I71/2
18
16,300
139'/4
1383/B
136
20,700
18%
par
10
10
10
*93/4
10
93%
9%
par
65 %
68%
65
66%
66%
68%
661%
68%
66%
671%
66,000
28%
29y4
28%
28i/2
283%
293/4
29%
293/4
29
29%
3,700
371/4
37%
363/4
37%
363/4
36%
37
37%
*37
37%
2,300
1
253/s
2 61/2
25 5/s
26
25%
26%
26 3/4
27%
27%
27%
54,000
1
28 3/s
28%
28%
283/4
291/8
29%
291/8
29%
29%
29%
7,200
9,400
93/4
93/t
10
17%
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17%
173/4
18%
17%
18
173/4
31%
32%
31%
313/4
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,900
33%
4%
41/8
4%
4
4%
4%
4%
41/8
41/a
393/4
40%
39'/a
393/4
393/8
383/4
39
4
393/8
39
39%
7,900
7,100
9,700
303/4
31
31
31
31
3IV4
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31
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31
1
20%
20 3/a
20%
21
21
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21%
21%
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64%
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65%
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70
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100
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74
74
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74%
74%
74%
13%
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13%
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13%
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64%
13
12%
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13%
13
13
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11%
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11%
11
11
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11%
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8
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8 3/a
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12%
2
8%
8%
7%
;
1,500
20,600
10
13
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,
2,300
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13
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1,400
200
11%
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g ;;
/
3
400
36 3/4
38
36%
37%
37%
381/a
373/8
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37%
37%
41,800
301/s
30%
30%
313/a
313/B
31%
31%
31%
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31%
6,100
7,500
28%
29%
273/a
28%
28'/a
28%
28'%
28%
28%
29
1,000 lire
48%
493/4
493/8
49%
48%
49
48%
49
44
46
1
32%
331/4
31
321%
34%
36
34%
35%
34%
353/4
145,200
No par
shares
29%
30%
29%
30
29 %
30
293/8
29%
28%
29%
65,600
Co
&
Lines
5,100
12
Wheel
28% Jan
22
32
Jan
20
19% Sep
20
37
July
•
31 % Feb
9
20% Sep
23
48% Jan
4
533/4 Mar
22
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
9
29% Sep
12
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
13 Va Nov
5
19% July 18
12% Feb
66% Jun
17
NAFI
Corp
12% Nov
10
18
12
16
Jun
17
Natco
Corp
50 Va Sep
15
16% Dec
23
63% May
8
29% Jan 22
243/4 Sep
21
I
Co
Inc
11%
11%
11%
113/8
11%
111/4
27%
273/4
273/a
28
273/4
28
27 %
27%
6,100
723/4
693/fl
713/4
71%
72%
713/4
72%
661/4
71i/2
37,200
211/8
213/4
x20%
20%
20 3/4
21%
21%
21%
20%
20%
2,000
14'/4
141/2
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
141/8
14
14
3,300
1
Corp
113/8
28%
711/4
5
Products Corp
Motor
113/a
27'%
5
Co
113/a
10
3
&
.•
Brass
6,400
17%
10
5
Inc
Chemical
8,100
'
I"I_5
Corp
class A——
Munsingwear
80
301%
1
1.25
Inc
135
100
2,000
18
Motor
24% Mar
93
50'%
30%
4
When
1353/4
52
1351/4
17%
134 J/4
52
*92
34%
16 3/a
*50
521/4
34%
92%
17%
12,800
501/4
183/B
29
1
92%
32%
32%
32%
52%
30%
23% Jan
21
32 3/a
*50
50%
18%
27% Jun
Sep
33
70
"16
92
-
30%
14
21
32
*50
92
18%
Sep 22
~2
94
30y4
25 Va
25% Sep
*92
82
17%
23
43% Jan
94
35
.
(John)
Mueller
*92
*79%
30%
Dec
8
82
18%
24
44% Aug
*79%
30%
9
2
82
18
Feb
24% Jan
*791/2
30
18
July 25
81
19
18% Mar 21
B
92
80
30%
B
Motorola
92
82
93
137
20
93%
*80
93
134
.60
*92
16%
136
39,700
82%
93%
51%
93
1,600
36%
81
81
50
51%
361%
Paper
2.50
Light
No par
Moore-McCormaclc
May 31
*81
35
Ontario
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
7
81%
21,300
18
Machine Tool
RR
American
21
23
37%
81%
50 3/4
93
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co____
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
12
207/a Oct
32
5OV4
49
5,000
10
52
30%
Inc
Monsanto
313/4 Aug 16
93/4
*51 »/4
par
preferred
Class
4
31% Sep
Monon
31%
*50
73%
10
52
36%
1.50
Reg
preferred
Monarch
93%
73%
74
700
13,900
82
9%
37%
1
Philipp Corp
Industries
Co
50
50
Missouri Public Service Co
Mohasco
32%
5
Corp..
Chem
31%
50
1
common
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No
par
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
Jan
24
82
6
68 y» Jan
22% Dec
*79%
15
60
14
82
Jan
30
20 y4 Jan
*78
48% Jan
39
27
Sep 21
..100
RR
20% Jan
22
series
Fuel
18% Apr
23
81
Development Co
8
8
*79
Mississippi River
10
18% Nov
81
Missouri-Kan-Tex
15
*92
93 '/a
*79
6
6% Jan
93%
*92
Utilities
&
*81
100
♦80
82%
363/,
82%
100
Corp
Jun
11% Dec
series..
Minnesota Power &
Minute Maid Corp
12% Jan
12% Nov 24
36%
Minneapolis Moline Co
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No
IVlinn St Paul & S S Marie
No
Minn Mining & Mfg
No
Jan
31% Dec 23
35%
81%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
38
2
373/8
81%
1
39
20
34%
*81
79
*51%
No par
100
32%
78%
82
73%
74
73
10%
5
20
73
52
31
93/4 Sep
72%
10
247/a Jan
IB
733/4
*80
323/4
79%
78%
82
*80
52
178 3/4 Jun
20% Feb
703/4
82
lOVa
8
July 14
*80
513/4
19% Mar 23
4
82
333/4
*33
80%
10
17 Va May 10
July 21
79%
51%
29% July 29
Jun
80 3/a
10 Va
preferred
Oil
Minerals
33
79
52
31
150
123% Feb
36% Aug 30
26% May 16
28
16y4 Jan
1st
33
81
10
Enterprises Inc
2
3iy4 Dec *14
35 Va Oct
South
Midland-Ross
19
16 y4 Sep
24% Mar 20
65
31 Mi Apr
May 11
Shares
33
50%
preferred series
39 V2 Jan
the Week
Sept. 23
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
preferred
Friday
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
33%
33%
♦80
12.50
;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
IB
28
743/4 Dec 22
No par
1
Co
Co
Thursday
33
16%o
Co
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 20
763/4
3%
common
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
1
July
Stuj.es
Co
&
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 11)
r
Aug 31
823/4 Sep
6
Mar 19
82 Va
LOW
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
30% May 25
2
Jun
29 V4 Jan
44y4 Jan
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
193/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,900
5
111/4
2,700
41%
411/4
41%
41%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3/4
21
203/4
203/4
20%
20%
1,500
1
51'A
51%
50'%
513/s
50%
50%
50'/a
50%
493/4
501/8
8,900
10
26%
26%
26%
26%
*263/8
26%
26 3/a
26 3/a
26
26%
3,800
1
issued
351%
373/i
14%
44%
12'/a
34%
363/8
34%
353/4
5
5
200
N
49% J4n
142
8
Dec
15
22
Sep
10
55% Sep
25
26% Jun
12
461/4 Feb
2
28% Jun
8
'
90
Sep 23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
84
Nov
19
Jan
9
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co
.<11% Jun
3
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
,25% Apr 25
/
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
S
12
8
12
July 18
,323/8 Aug 22
69 '/a Sep
1
1573/4 Aug
National
7%
Aviation
11% Mar
1
National
Can
5
54% July 27
70% Jun
3
Nationa1
Cash
32% Jan
24% Sep
20
31
May
National
City
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
62
Sep
12
National
Dairy Products
35% Dec
7
35% Jan
11
Natl Distillers
109
26
July 25
9
Jan
11
21% May 27
24% Jan
11
National
Fuel
71
27
49% July 28
59
Jan
4
Natfcnal
Gypsum
96
Apr
97% Feb 26
Aug 11
89
Apr 29
178
Sep
19
144% Jan
5
104
Sep
22
1091% Jan
4
160
4%%
9
$4.50
132% Aug
3
159
3
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
1323/4 Sep
15
20% Jan
4
National
43
Jan
6
Natl
40
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
18
Jun
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
28
Sep 20
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
15
98% Aug
8
40% Mar 13
70
23% Dec
24% Mar 25
14% July 27
22
10
7
53/4 Nov
24
Hi/4 Sep
12
Jan
273/4 Nov
22
9
12
36% Jan
2
71% Dec
28
19% Jan
2
74V2 Dec
22
14% Nov
24
Dec
8
22
15
26
Feb
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 28
82% Mar
21% Jan
86% Apr
2
27
9
29% Sep
22
95
94%
95
96
96
79%
78
80
79%
803/8
152%
1523/4
*152
131
*130%
19%
Co
7
24% Aug
36% Sep
4
34% May 24
Neptune
1
40% July 11
Newberry Co (J. J.)
79% Aug 19
55
6
79% Jan
1
Corp
Neisner
Bros
33/4r/o
Inc
Meter
6%
21
16'/a
6%
21'/a
15%
6%
21
153%
131'%
131
131
18%
60
26
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89
89
89
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
5,500
51%
52 Va
51
51%
9,300
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•
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79 5/0
30
28,600
170
60
18%
18%
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28
29
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29
29
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29%
600
72%
72
>
72%
711/4
72%
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71'%
17,000
191/4
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19%
18%
187/a
18
18 %
4,500
16 1/4
7,600
16 Va
16 '/a
16%
16%
16%
6%
6%
6%
6 3/a
211/2
21%
21'%
161/0
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21 %
21%
6%
21
8,100
6%
21
1,500
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/8
5%
5%
51%
6 %
4.900
17%
18'/a
173/4
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
10,100
13%
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13%
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1
13%
13%
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25%
25%
25-
25%
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26%
26%
26%
251/2
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5,300
37%
38
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37%
37%
38
373/1
373%
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37%
100
77%
77%
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78%
78
78
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77
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77%
1
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
22
21
22
88
82
82
81
81
83
83
preferred
England
Aug 30
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Electric System
pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
*82
85
*85
13%
13%
13%
10
603/4
61%
61
61
60%
61%
59%
60
47% Aug 22
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
45%
44Vo
233/4 May 11
171/4 Sep 23
32% Jan
7
New
26%
27%
27%
29 %
31% Jan
6
New
29% Mar
393/4 Jun
13
133/4
45
Y
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80%
-
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New
N
400
28%
33 Va May 11
8
7,500
26,900
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2
6
16
1
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59 Va
,
1
4
4
Television
Fibre
28%
153
.-
1
Jan
14% Mar
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4
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71
13
Mar 10
153
20
14
25
130
783%
71 Va
10
Co
May
130
153%
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19%
Na torn as
71
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95
793A
71 %
15
2,100
132
78
18
71/8 Jan
22,000
153
*94
5
10
85
8
52%
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8
29
23%
52%
Co_
75% Jan
34% Oct
23%
52%
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
30
33% Oct
23%
513/4
National
22 3/a Aug
36% May 22
23%
52%
National Steel
4
49% Mar 13
24%
51'%
8
21
107% Mar 11
23%
28
&
4,900
:
251/4
1
18%
Vulcanized
251/4
603%
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89
29%
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253/4
59%
263/8
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91/8
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89
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.
90
-29
28%
National
253/4
56 %
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1
National
24%
9%
55
6,000
10,300
154
893/4
100
National
25
64
152'%
891/2
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4
9%
9'%
56%
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64%
28
28%
64%
1553/4
60%
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4
9%
55%
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28%
64
154
10
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10
9%
553/8
>,
26%
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National-Standard
63%rr
156%
59%
&
Malleable
28%
28
63
26Va
4
Jan
16
25% Feb
-
243/4
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14
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12
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13
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593/4
100
Jan
1
62%
156%
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26%
common
293/4 Jun
Feb
i,, 28%
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60%
common
preferred B
Linen
12
40,400
%
14.
44 y2
100
preferred A
6%
12
35%
<
44%
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,
44%
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28% Jan
19% Jan
22
7
Lead
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34
14%
44%
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29
66%
93b
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44
156%
56%
36%
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44%
263/8
98% Jan
19
35
123% Jan
2
7%
17
6Va July
19
10% Mar 24
15% Dec
19
Apr 28
National
14%
44
5
Co
Co
4% July 22
4
15
68 % Oct
Dec
28 % Sep
16% Jun
Aug
25
1
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5
Corp com
preferred
9
Mar
Inc
pfd series of 1951
Gas
55
5
& Chem
S
10
9% Jun
Lines
21
9%
10
Register
Apr
Jun
13% Jan
Corp
24% Jan
88
28%
65%
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100
15
Feb
17% Sep
5
10
Corp
common.!
preferred
145
37 % Dec
1
Jan
80
44%
12 '
_1
National Biscuit Co
12
14
5
4
104
17
_
42% Aug
34% May
8
56% Dec 30
164% Apr
14% Jan
1
Mar 30
York
Air
York
Central
Brake
5
Chicago & St Louis Co
26
27
27%
293/4
%
800
..
240
.
9,500
40
58%
59'%
43'/4
44%
-
22,800
11,500
281/4
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17%
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18
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18
31,900
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15
34%
33%
343/4
34%
35%
35
35%
35
35 %
15,500
27%
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5% Dec
29
103/4 Jan
8
3% Sep
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
6
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
25% Dec
11
27% Nov
10
23
6% Jan
6
Aug
2
12% Jan
5
17
15'A Sep
21
2 7 3/a Jan
11
12
237/8 May
5
29% Sep
14
72% Jan
4
803/4 Aug 19
33Ye Mar 15
39% Aug 17
65 Va Jan
73
Mar 28
7
76
Aug 17
4
803/i May
Common
-
84% Mar 11
33% Dec
413/g Jan
65
Sep
15
18
69
Dec
23
74
Dec
21
793/4 Oct 29
100 % Oct
91
Sep
19% Sep
34
20
17
16
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
20% Nov
25
113/4 Dec
4
73% Apr
77% Apr
14
1
13
693/4 Mar
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
2
80
Mar 23
102% Feb
28
23% Aug 25
44% July
2
108
Dec
22
14
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
92% Jan
20
181/4 May
5
28% Sep 20
92% July 28
23% Mar 10
20% Jan
12% Dec
11% Mar
17
19
108
Aug
102% Sep
22
Jan
413/4 Jan
Nopco
4
32% Sep
18
99% Jan
6
107% Aug 24
4
112
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
2
6
103% Jan
1013/4 Jan
13
381% Sep
20
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Jan 25
67% Jan
5
78
Jan
8
81
Apr
29
86
Sep
11
87
Aug 26
5
87
Aug 26
88% Mar 23
21
86% Mar
2
79 % Dec
28
88% Mar 23
79 % Dec
79% Jan
28
89
80
18
22
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39%be7~lT
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footnotes,
Mar.25
443/4 May 12
46 Va Apr 10
44
Apr
40 34 Dec
48
Jan
4
Jan
243^ Mar 31
16% Sep
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
Western
42% Sep
3%
2,700
31 % Jan
4
31% Jan
4
22
20
59
Jun
2,500
2,800
78
78
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71
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71
70
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79
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70
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Car
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69
72
72
72
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72
73
1,370
80
80
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97
50
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30
30
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100
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98
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100
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98%
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29
19%
22%
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19
873/4
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Pacific
.
22%
preferred
Northern
21,500
78%
Corp
Northern
Northern
5%%
9,800
50
79
37 7
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1
Northwest
20
17% Sep
37% Sep
223/s May
6 1/4
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25
1
9
23% July 27
13
6
15 %
common__25
Ry
preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp.
10
see page 24.
3Vu
6 3/o
79
Co
&
Adjustment preferred
6% preferred
Northern States Pwr Co
29
24% Sep
29 % Dec
6
18
783/4 Dec
Dec
Mar 29
57% May 22
79
31/4
16
73
5
North
68
17
28
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72
100
45 Va May 24
633/4 July 15
25
6
783/4
Corp
36
26% Feb
Dec
preferred
45% Aug 22
14
67
31/4
16
190
Norris-Thermador Corp
North
American
Aviation
Jan
*70 %
27%
78-
105%
22% July 20
22
22% Jan
28%
37%
__
13% July 12
27
Nov
27%
♦76
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4
Jan
103
29%
-No par
18% Sep 15
29% May
6
73
16
28%
67/a
100
Share
Norfolk
22
403/g Dec
28
3%
16
100
Chemical
6
22% Sep
353/4 Jan
Nov
15i/4
Corp—
!
preferred
preferred
5.25%
106% Jan
30
42
Gas
preferred
preferred
4.85%
24
100% Oct
*6%
163/4
J
Jun
Feb
3.60%
Niagara
Dec
113% Mar
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—
7
28
108
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.
15
64
5
Electric
9
21
21
31/4
6%
16%
preferred
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3.40% preferred
100
4.10%
23
Sep
State
Y
$3.75
88% Aug 18
Sep
100% Oct
37/s
6 V4
1
Corp
Common
3.90%
30% Sep
102
Shipbuilding
4
32
52% Mar 18
3%
"
88% Apr
108
3%
100
series A_
York
N
71% Dec 29
3%
_No par
Preferred 5%
New
16%
38%
36%
1,000
Volume
192
Number 5989
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
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.
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
8TOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Highest
Year 1959
V
Lowest
31% May 17
13
Deo
21
95% Jan
10
74
Dec
29
85
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34 % NOV
13
27% Jun
10
Sep
13
89
16
86
Jan
Feb
96
Ohio
19
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25
Sep
90% Feb
4.44%
30% Jan
35% July 15
16% Sep 21
Okla Gas
Jan
14% Jan
7
29% May
7
Jun'16
30
Aug 29
54% Jan
4
14% May 5
36% Aug 10
;' 39% July 15-
87
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
.
23% Jan
5
58% Jun
20% Sep
10
79 Va Feb
■JO?
•7% Jan
21
20% Nov
110% Dec
24
Deo
preferred——L
Natural
5
Sep
14
23% Jan
12
23
16% Jun
14
25
122% Jun
,1
Owens
20
116
17
Owens-Illinois Glass
-
16
24% Sep
22
Jan
5
>
85
,
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130% May 31
34% Jan
93
4%
9
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:
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93
93
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32%
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33%
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34
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29
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8
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May 11
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21
29
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28
Feb
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22
3
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15
23% Jan
23
42% Sep
22
31% July 24
65 Va Mar 20
Oct
12
60% Feb
July 28
Parmalee
29
Transportation
18% Sep
9
21% Sep 29
45 Va Nov 25
24% Apr
8
21% Jan
12
5
84% Jun
11
23% May
54% Sep
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39% Mar 12
41
20
36
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32% Dec
29% May
13
Dec
18
11
28
89
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17
20
27
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30
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9
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19
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29
31
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18
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22
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24
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21
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22
22
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23
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54 Va Dec
22
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11
27
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4
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5
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18
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100
'
350
38,700
5,600
'•
5,000
98
•95
62%
64
62
633A
6,700
34
34%
333/4
34%
16,500
19%
18%
19
98
.1
60%
02%
60
613/4
623/a
64 %
2
33%
35
323/4
34%
33%
34%
ft Chem Co common—10
183/4
18%
18 Va
18%
183/4
19%
•18%
No par
No par
*86%
873A
*86%
873/4
*86%
873/4
•86%
87%
*86
873/4
*84%
87
*85
87
*84
88%
*84%
87
1
106
103/4
17%
163/4
17
*163/4
17
16%
163/4
16%
16%
900
*130% 132
2J.%
23%
*130%
132
128%
convertible
preferred
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
GS'i-
23%
523A
15
33%c
$4.80
19 % May 20
23%
52%.
26 y8
41,500
♦47
62%
preferred
3.90%
series preferred:
Phillips Petroleum——
Pitts Coke
v;':
48
18 3/a
41 %
44%
4%
43% Jun 20
/
15%
*47
17'/a
23%
23%
17%
16
38%
common
25% Jan
15
*15%
48
1,000
17%
47
1
4.68%
:
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Fhilco Corp common
3%% preferred series A.:
85
Mar 18
15%
100
V
173/4
40
__5
com
preferred
16
4
15%
2
17%
•
15%
25
(conv)
preferred
preferred
20
1
15 3/a
1,200
40
2
47
:
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
;
2
27
10
common.
Feb
Aug
Sep
52
26%
100
Corp—
preference
84
15
73
1
51%
26%
100
$4 preferred—
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Apr 11
52
100
18% Sep
99% Apr
26% Dec
14% Dec 28
Aug 12
■;/:-■>
80% Aug 29
51%
20
No par
__100
ft Co Inc com
Philip Morris Inc
13
-6
Jan
32
Sep
V
Mar 29
75-
26
16% Dec-
>,
•:
18% Sep
20% Jan
$1
•'
.
23;
17%
22%
r40
2 ■:..'■
23%
No par
preferred
22 Ve
41%
.
23%
"
'
39% Jan
90
(Chas)
2nd
Phila Electric Co
:;f;Vv I.
48 % Aug 23
9
.
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
■■
Jan
85
14
4%
3.80%
4.30%
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
49% Aug 27
*
■
41 ya Mar
v
1
10% Dec
;
Apr
>
2
71
5
77 Va Jan 20
Mar 23
52% Mar 23
26
60
6
38% Apr
,
Pfizer
9
2
23
*40
2%
160
6,700
31,800
3
1
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
;
''■■
:'y..
Sep
49
,
-
7
Aug 16
Aug 29
101
19
21% Sep
64% Sep
96
12
27% Sep
•
V
99% Sep
83% Sep
•
A60% May 12
36% May 0
73'
Apr 30
i
Mar
100
22% Jan
46 Va Jun
30
26% Mar 14
Mar 30
100
95% Mar
7
41%
*2
10,200
v.
1
Pet Milk Co common
3y« Oct
22%
*40
2 Va
17%
50
Pepsi-Cola Co
13
41
2
33yac
17
*40
16
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
50% Jun
15% Dec
92
-
23
>•;/'■■•
2 Va
17%
5
preferred
36% Jun
Sep 21
41
92
_25
Corp
68% Mar 25
'
1
23 Va
*49
1
4.40% series preferred™
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
5
45
92
42%
90%
57%
5
Penn Power ft Light com
18
31
39% Dec
7
Glass Sand
4%%
43
41%
90%
57%
Corp
28% Sep
23
34
Chemicals
Penna
97% Aug 24
423/4
*90%
42%
90%
56%
Corp
4
94% Aug 31
44%
7,500
35,600
90%
3.50
Cement
Jan
4
Jan
64% Aug 11
Mar 23
74
5
57% Dec
35
11% Sep
55% Mar 20
.J Jan
Pennsalt
19
41%
4.68% conv preferred
Penney (J C) Co
7
Sep
30% Mar 31
85% Jan
20
14
15% Nov
9
Sep
12%
18%
90%
Ford
ft
123/4
19 Va
573A
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
45
25% Jan 27
8
Penn-Dixie
22
48
•
15
5
102 Va Apr
40 Va Nov
84% Dec
Sep
Penick
4
18 % Jun
Jun 29
6
31% Jan
23
20
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
(
35% Dec
11
25 Va Nov
88
July
Sep
12%
18%
43y4
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
Max 15
12%
56
No par
12
15
230
90%
Patlno Mines ft Enterprises-.
14% Feb
44
5,300
2.50
14
25% Sep
25%
"
No par
18 % Dec
21
24%
137
41%
1
20
12% Feb
25%
5%
25%
137
.—100
Parker Rust Proof Co
Mar 16
3
I,000
25%
5%
25%
4
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis ft Co
128 % Jan (4
1% Jun 24
5%
19%
V36% Mar 15
38
53A
13
49% July 30
30
5%
18%
9
3 Va Jan
5%
123A
36% Feb
2
135%
12%
4%
6,600
135%
183/4 S
1
8,300
273A
18%
19
52 Va
273A
51%
19
67% Sep
66%
51%
13%
90 % Sep
-
27%
1
83% Mar 18
'
4,400
16,200
51%
12 Va
39*% Apr 29
1,700
\
••
27%
13
28
/1,900
14%
28 Va
12'/a
5%
25
•
13%
51%
137
70c
50% Mar 13
21
275/8
136
Pan American Sulphur—
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
8
22% Sep
503A
28%
137%
6
21
'
49%
67%
5%
Sep
Jun
50%
51%
28
4,000
22%
22%
52%
68 Va
137%
15%
:
13%
14%
*21
24%
Dec
,15'/a
14 %
22%
67%
•
5-3/a
Jun
15%
13%
*14
26 Va
42
K\ V*'
15
14%
•21'
*21
90
14%
53,3
43
94
14%
14%
V 14%
24%
83
2,900
25%
92%
50c
Common
,1,100
116
24%
14 Va
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
40
8,300
92%
Packard-Bell Electronics
r
93%
1163/4
253/4
4
Jan
11,300
52%
138
100
•
87%
923/4
92%
♦21
V
1,200
*
86%;
25
*14%
283/u
1371/2
-
(
163/4
16
♦91
92%
14
523/4
52 Va
28%
-
.
'
•14
53
67%
--
■
25
No par
Pacific Telep ft Teleg com
14 2/7
6% preferred
—100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
v
4
16% Apr 28
preferred
14
13%
14%
Pacific Lighting Corp
-
.
,
"
14
""
"
1
,y Pacific Gas
4
8
13
59 Va Jan
•
145
5
26,200
16%
86
117*
21%
163A
87%
117
,13,600
20%
21%
r 1,500
89 y*.
15%
84%
56,000
40
50%
15%
*15 V8
91 %
—
20%
■
90
4,500
53,100
50
163/4
15 Va
84%
"
-
21 ■/
,
*15%
/:
♦ 15 %
*
-
•
205/o
400
...
-
28%
29
50%
•
60
32%
37%.
20
180
,
17 Va
48%-
-
130
93
■
33%
,21%
>
Aggregates Inc.5 '"*■*
Pacific Finance Corp
ft Electric
>
12
Jan
5
■'46% Nov 24
.
.5%
'2
23
Cement ft
Pacific Coast Co common..!
/
.
16
32'A Jan
•
*
130'A Feb
«
*
*9i
12 Vs Sep
Oct
Pacific
*
93
■
943A
"-20%
• -
No par" *"
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
18% May 11
22% May 2
•
46% Mar 8
A 26 % Mar 10
20
24
49% Sep
60>
r
7
.'29% Oct
23 V
25% Sep
3
'••
20-
66% Apr
144% Apr
10
45% Nov
126
'
67 % Apr
5',
58% Jun
.
17% Aug 17
18% Jan
6
7
'
32%
,
11
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
23
250
79
♦93
93
I®' P
9% 8ep
11,400
90
79
32%
403A
87
37
89 Va
•16%
'
87
39%
,■
Shares
33%
40 %
*■
the Week
363A
'
94%
94
29 Va
87'
»
*
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 23
36%
•
100
15
i
94
943A
8T
6.25
:—:
94
'
29 Va
No par
Oxford Paper Co common
27
Aug
preferred
*94
-39%
10
com
94%
•
36%
•79
~
(The) J
_—1
Corning Flberglas Corp
1
Co
81
*
Overland Corp
Jan
92%
*79
16V2.' 16%
-
'
3.125*
30c
37%
91
81
32%
-
-
5
1
—^
92 Va Sep
4
•
100
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
Otis Elevator
23
36%
92
80
33%
-
7.50
Gas__
Oltn Mathieson Chemical Corp
Oliver Corp
^
37% Jan4
104% Feb
9
99% Feb
-
*4.24%'
Oklahoma
38
92
81%
••>*91
-
20
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
hi
38% Apr 28
13
•0
2
104% Dec 31
-
ft
preferred
37 Va
92
*94
-
*
Thursday
gept. 22
38%
*81
-
BALK PRICES
Sept. 21
92 x-
-
—No par
Elec Co common
5
15% Feb
"7
94% July.
'
19
Co
75
,
16
1-0 % May
12
•1% Feb
42% July
4
Oil
4%
83% Jun
2
15.% Nov
100
28 '/a Mar
16
58% July 28
20 % Nov 25
9
.
preferred
Ohio
v
5
31
.
preferred
HIGH
Wednesday
38
-
100
100
^100
—
Tuesday
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
15
common
preferred
preferred
39% Jan
27
Co
4.56%
Aug
93% Sep
•
36% Mar
•O
25% Dec
41% Feb
Edison
Par
4.40%
3.90%
30Va Aug
May 21
>34% Mar
><18
29
4
Jan
46 %
A
-
Dec
Sep
82
95% Jan
30
Sep
94 %
Jan
75% Jan
Jan
100
15
16
;
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
38% Sep
84.
12
Jan
'
■
NEW YORK 8TOCK
Lowest
Highest
"
■.; !V
85
2,500
■.:""•'//•■ /V
■
Pitts Ft Wayne ft Chic Ry—
125% Deo
145
24% Jan
42
4
73% May
91% Mar 19
Mar
21% Sep 23
58% Sep 20
38% Jan
8
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
80% Jan
4
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
26
13
22% Jan
4
29
64% July
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5Va% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young ft Ash pfd—»._100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
5
124% Jan
July 23
132
7
Aug 31
100
1.25
60 Va
10
130
130%
128%
129%
129%
22
23
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
21%
58%
61 Va
60
59
60 »A
60'A
61
59%
60
70
•
28% Jan
19% May
68
10
119
82% Jan
Dec
74% Deo
Nov
86
30
Feb
23 y8 Jan
5
132
.
9
Sep 23
71
Aug
4
10% Sep 22
9
Mar 16
Jan
12
75% Jan
8
68
15
18
Jan
6
116
Mar'4
125
62% July 31
81
Dec
18
50
July 25
9
125
Dec
18
85% Sep
34% Mar 31
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
81% Jan
4
124% Jan
4
71% Aug 17
17
31% Apr
188% Dec
17
15% May 10
Sep
100% Jun
21% Nov
96% Jan
22
8
20
8
22
163% Feb
19% Sep
23
Jan
6
261% Aug 22
1
28% May 14
28
Sep 22
April
22
25% Jan
5
>
Polaroid Corp
Poor ft Co
Porter Co Inc
88
Jan
Dec
31
89 Va May 31
29% Feb
24
27
Feb
1
31
90% Nov
14
30
81% Feb
1
136
96
25% May 19
9
73% Feb
58% Jan
5
52
43% Apr
33% Mar
8
36% Mar
9
3
26% Mar
95% Jan
8
47% Feb
35% Dec
17
26% Dec
10
78% Oct
5
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
19
80
Jun
5
02
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
83
Sep
23
93
98
Sep
4
Jan
16
85
Feb
98
Jan
14
9
41% Feb
17
24
22
23% Jan
19% Dec
22
13
5
7
117% Feb
8% Nov 23
82% Nov 24
17
Jan
16
86% Jan
7
36% Aug 31
34% Nov
10
48% Apr 10
31
July 12
2
27% Jun
44% Dm 39
134% Sep 29
94% Jun 19
42
Sep
15
29% Dec
5
18
8% Sep
23
11% Feb
Feb
25
86
29% Feb
4
81
123
11
Aug 15
37% Aug 30
37% Jun
24
39% Jan
11
•64%
66
•64%
65%
69
•67
69
*67
68%
300
10%
2,100
103/4
14
10%
10%
13
14%
103A
10 3/a
13%
4
5,100
10
'
;
*118
122
52%
51
51
50%
513A
51
51%
50
50%
87
853/4
86%
873/4
88%
873A
88
863A
873/A
1,620
62%
64%
59%
62
60 Va
62%
613/4
63%
63
63%
4,300
17
17 %
173/a
173/8
173/a
18%
18
18 Ya
17%
18
5,700
*118
>
>122
51
*85%
♦118
> 122 ;'
1
* '
•118
*115
122
122
4,000
'
1
10
233%
223%
231%
232%
2383A
236%
241 Va
19%
193%
193/a
193/a
19%
193/4
19%
19%
100
89%
50
90
90%
*90%
91
91
91
235
230
238%
34,900
*19 %
19%
91'A
91'A
140
30%
8,600
1,700
'
10
30%
120%
123
65 Va
10
30%
30%
117
30%
30%
120
118 »/a
303A
120
30%
118
30%
119
30 Va
116
118%
66
655/a
653/4
66
66%
66
66
66%
66 Va
40%
40%
40
40%
393/4
40 3A
40%
40%
40%
41
29%
29%
29%
29
29
29%
29 %
293/a
29%
14,100
1,800
22,000
*84
86
♦84
86
♦84
86
•84
86
*84
*84%
86
85
85
*85%
86%
•85
86%
•85
86%
100
100
88 %
88%
87%
87%
*87%
*103%
104%
104%
104%
104
No par
47%
48 Va
46%
473A
47
73%
900
86
100
89%
104
473/s
•87%
•103%
47
89%
104
47%
*87 Va
160
453/e
47
6,600
*73
74
73%
*723/4
73%
73%
•72%
*22
22%
♦22
223A
*22 Va
22%
•22%
223/4
•22%
223/4
*21%
22
*21%
22
*21%
22
*21%
22
21%
21 'A
120
116%
*117
8%
*83
83/4
83/a
85
*83
*115
116%
8%
8%
85
*83
120
8%
85
•115
8%
•83
120
8%
85
35 %
36 Va
35%
35%
353/a
35%
35%
32%
33
32%
33
323/4
33%
32%
33
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
313/.
30%
31%
35%
60
104
100
•72%
"50
89%
♦103 3/a
4.32%
preferred
25
4.16%
preferred
25
4.80%
preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power ft Light Co„10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil
5
Aug 25
Feb
106
11
64%
•67
*28%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%% preferred
22% Mar 22
21
104
11
14 3/a
64%
68
11
>
14
14%
66
68
par
4.18%
23% Apr 20
May U
20
*64%
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
105% Aug 19
49% Aug 19
74% Sep 13
20% Jan
22% May 14
Public Service Co of Colorado
Public Serv Elec ft Gas com.No
Aug 30
65% Jan
76% Mar 13
Dec
20% Sep
14%
66
68Vs
2
Procter ft Gamble
87% Aug 17
90
Sep
7
8
6
48% Feb
86
14%
68Va
4,800
16,400
—
5%% sink fund preference
Potomac Electric Power Co
11
Aug 16
2
Aug
66% Aug 26
41% Aug 23
29% Sep 12
11
100% Apr
22
40% Sep 21
05
Jan
'
(H K)
14'A
*64%
«
113
8%
•83
353/a
10
73%
113
_
100
170
8%
85
_
8,200
/
35%
10,000
32
32%
15,200
31%
31%
18,800
61
11,900
Q
14
Feb
For
31
140
.•
,
Mar
37% Oct
footnotes,
Jan 26
I V* 125% Jan 11
3T
.!
26 1
see page
24.
Mar
8
<
61
136
Sep 23
Aug 18
27% Jan
4
jy
'
Quaker Oats Co common
9% preferred
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
54%
57
r-*132%
134
•
26%
26 3A
54%
55
*132%
134
«
*26 Va
26%
-
x54%
X131
263A
55%
131
26%
55%
•132%
•26%
50%
134
26%
56%
132
•26%
132
90
27
200
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1214)
.
.
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ran^e for Previous
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1959
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 21
Friday
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
the Week
Shares
R
43% Feb
53% Sep
9
41% Dec
4
30% Feb
6
73
8
59
May 22
74
Apr
51% Sep
70
Sep 20
Radio Corp of America com,_No par
Ranco
2
23
16% Jply 27
6
27
34% Sep
23
53% Jan
4
16% Dec
29
Jan
21
10% Sep
24% Sep
16
18% Jan
5
14
'14% Sep 20
13% Aug
9
28% Jan
Nov
24
37% Jan
26
28
33% Jan
14
9
27% Jun
1
Jan
5
41% Sep
81% Nov
16
40 % Apr
12
28
33 %
20
Feb
5
4%
20
Jan
1
28% Jan
18
Reeves
20 y8 Sep
19
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
Reis
Jan
T
12% Feb
2
20% Apr
27
16% Nov
6% Feb
16% Jun
24
46% Sep
' Apr
17
2
Dec
24
15% Sep
9
19 V* Mar 17
23
68% Jan
18
27% Feb
16
42% Jan
8
73
16% Jan
2
36% July 23
60 % Mar
5
21
28% Jan
19% Mar 14
65
7
Jan
17% Sep 22
7% Nov 25
12%
1
12% Jan
20
54% Sep
19
78% Jan
16%
55
55%
72
72
72
*71%
72%
600
45%
45'/a
45%
43%
45'A
8,000
59%
59
59
59%
59%
16%
16%
-
A
59%
*59
54
Co
21%
22%
20%
20%
10
12%
12%
17
16%
17
35%
36 y8
34%
35%
10%
,34,900
10%
*10%
11%
10%
U Va
25 1/4
2,900
151/4
.15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
21 i/u
21%
21%
20%
20%
12%
12%
*12%
16%
17
47
,
16%
16%
20%
>
•
16%
17%
36%
11%
14%
16
16%
163A
35%
15%
15
A
17
17
36
10%
251/4
14%
16
1
48
16%
26
*25
25
25
*15:
16%
♦243A
5,700
18,200
25
400
15%
15
15
1,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,000
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21
4,100
,
—10
*.
•17
.
A
17%
v,
48%
common,
13
r
*12%
49
22%
•„
A
23%
*55
57
26
,
23
*16%
17%
*16%
47%
47i%
*55
27 :
23%
*54'A
57
26
v
X23
231/4
26%
>
47
26
57
13
8,700
400
17 Va
*16%
17
300
46%
47
2,200
23%
23%
2,800
24
*54%
•
.27%
12%
47 %
-
23%
,
12%
57
.
.
*55
57
preferred—
26'/a
26%
50c
10
10
common——
convertible
900
25
10%
25%
Eng Co
Corp
100,700
16%
/
'
&
Mfg
55
35%
17%
50c
preference
prior
Elec
$1
55%
71%
45
59
36%
10%
5
5
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
;
1
4
54%
72
45%
& Co—
div
Republic
54%
71%
44%
.
17%
16%
50
Inc__
53%
35%
No par
Chemicals
(Robt)
Reliance
31%, Aug 29
25
preferred
Co
.
Reliance
11% July 11
15% Aug 23
7% Feb
1—No par
Reliable Stores Corp—
4
14% July
11
Nov
52 % Jun
11% July
Bit
Bros
$1.25
1
Mar 14
57
2nd
non-cum
Roller
Reed
6
20% Apr
28
22
60%
Raymond International Inc—3.33 Vs
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
.1
—5
Reading Co common
50
4%
noncum
1st preferred
-50 -
Jan
73% Apr
Oct
60%
15
30% July 10
9
17
45%
Raybestos-Manhattan
9
85% Dec
71%
44%
19
19% Feb
32
56
71%
3
Inc
Apr
43% Sep
25
53V4
-No par
1st preferred
$3.50
8
22 % Jun
16% Sep
-
-
78% Apr 18
19
67% Jan
74% Mar
28
18% Jan
I
1
5
17
73% Dec
9
Dec
IS % Jan
•7
9%
26%
9%
6,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
'14%
9%
9%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
6,200
143/4
*14%
14%
143/4
143/4
300
58%
57%
58%
56%
57%
36%
37,300
353A
36
35
35%
4,700
,
*
7
26
8
81% Sep
54%
56%
57
5
54% July
35
Sep
23
50% Jan
22
Revere
Copper & Brass
5
Y.; 55'A
38% Jan
37%
38'A
36 v2
37
46% Jan
28
63% July 27
46% Feb
17
70% Jun 23
Revlon
Inc
1
59%
61
58%
60
60
60
Co—2.50
43%
45%
42%
43%
42%
43 %
43
43%
43
No par
40 y*
42%
43%
40%
41%
15,500
42%
41%
38%
41%
38%
403/8
52,600
66% Apr
30% Jan
16
8
56% Jun
21
23
38% Sep
23
71% Jan
4
48 Vs May 15
42% Jan
4
48
114% July 28
149
50% July
7
67% Nov
42
Dec
28
116
Mar
3
15
47% Jun
71% Dec
163
38% Mar
7
July 24
24
55 % Jan
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
5
17
15% Aug
1 % Aug
3
Nov
65
83
21
Rexall
& Chemical
Metals Co com
Drug
Reynolds
Sep
23
4%%
Jan
.
Steel Corp
Republic
5
4% ft
Aug 15
—50
preferred series A
conv 2nd pfd
Reynolds
116
J
47%
*47
117
58
*36
»/2
48
i
116%
47%
116%
77%
5
Tobacco com
(R J)
47%
100
57 %
57%
,
79%
77%
117%
79
%
47%
*47'/a
:'
118
79%
8
21
30 % Dec
5
2% Jan
22
1% Sep
111
Jan
9
Preferred
2
3.60%
Rhodesian
4
Oct
22
84 % Aug 24
Richfield
32% Apr
Dec
30
16
45% Sep
4
27% Sep
21
42
Riegel Paper Corp
30
37
Dec
16
28% Jan
21
52% July
70
3% July 28
5% Mar 17
July 15
4
Jan
Ritter
Corp„
82%
19
59% Dec
14
36
Sep
12
55
Apr
16
62
Dec
22
39
Sep
19
52
Jun
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
18
Jan
Rochester
Gas
17
30% July 23
43% May
3
22% July 26
50
23% Jun
26% Jan
Rochester
Telephone
29% Jan
2
39% July 24
30% Sep
461% Jan
29
741
Dec
28
605
5
92
Jan
30
82
Oct
Oct
30
7
Nov
17
34
16% Jan
2
Oct
6
16
Jun
24
18
12% Dec
1
37% Sep
May 27
Aug
3
50% Jan 26
82%
16%
24% Jan
17
Jun
22
22
14% Mar 25
16% Oct
1
24
Dec
4
Royal
21% Mar
2
Royal
3
.
Corp
7
28
43
'
3%
3%
McBee
Rubbermaid
Inc
Ruberoid
26% Jun
23
Rvan
33% Sep
19
640
20
80
80%
823/4
823/4
823/4
16%
15%
16
40%
45%
.
1
15
24
42% Jan
60
Dec
15
■31% Dec
14
1
2
35% July 25
90% Aug 17
38
Apr
30% Jan
18% Nov
258
Apr
May 27
250
Apr 26
24% Sep 15
15
36% July 24
38
Apr
27
July
Sep
17
21
79% Apr
42% Jan
14
1
8
30
29% Apr
15%
14%
13
32
89% Dec
14
97
34% Dec
31
29% May
79%
803/4
28%
281/4
28%
40%
41%
6,000
3%
3%
35/a
3,700
37%
37%
37%
6,600
24
12% Oct
37% Sep
18
19
20
55% Jan
4
5
7
12
<
7
93
13% Mar
3
18% July 15
31%
453A
*223/4
45% Aug 12
20
52%
7
19
38
Feb
9
10
52
Dec
7
Feb
9
17% Nov
11
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
71% Feb
8
Feb
Savage
17
50% Feb
4
,16% Feb 15
93 y* Jun
8
17
18
81
Jan
9
§0
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
82
Sep
30% Mar 18
Dec
21
31
6% Nov
13
10% Mar 11
4
40% May 25
32% Feb
8
38% Jun
29% Apr
20%
Apr
5
4
15%
15%
15%
15
151/a
13%
8,600
13%
133/4
123A
133/4
42,900
17%
*17%
16%
16%
17%
17i/4
17
17.
16%
163A
16%
31%
321/4
163/4
323/4
33%
1,300
33%
33%
14%
33%
13%
14 Va
33%
14
14%
63,000
14
13%
13%
141/a
13%
"11,400
33%
33%
33 Va
13%
13%
21%
33%
17%
17
14
14
133/4
14
13%
33%
13%
33%
1,100
33%
33%
323/4
33%
13%
14
3,700
14%
143/a
133/4
20
14%
5,500
19%
19%
6,200
,32% *c33%
23,700
;
20%
31%
.33%
66% Jan
6
3
Mar
71% Jun
15
8% Jan
14
80% Nov
19
13% Jan
2
26% July 16
12
May 17
87
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
32
Sep
89% Jan
5
50% Nov
23
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
8% Jan
20
17% Dec
18
11% May
8
91% Dec
Sep 21
18% Jan
8
46% Jan
26
61% Nov
13
85% Oct
82% May
8
7
21
88% Dec 11
12% Sep
49
.Jan
17
28
17
42 % Dec 30
191/4 Jun
,
20
,
17
14% Aug
15
19% Jan
25
Jan
4
98
Sep
7
Seiberling
19
8y2 Sep
14 y8 Mar 31
90
29% May 25
26
38% Sep
43% Jan
Corp
Shamrock
9
27
18% Sep
2
Shattuck
30% Apr
28
43
4
Shell
11
Oil
23
22% Dec
30
17% Sep
16
16% Jun
9
22% Aug 12
24% Oct 28
15% Sep
12
83% Sep
22
45% Mar 25
29% Feb
17
^8
Jan
14
59
88
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
Dec
23
16
27
48% Nov
§0%
24
Nov~17
67% Apr
74% Apr
64
12% Sep
9
22% Jan
82% Feb
16
Jun
4
88% Nov
24
6% Dec
14
July 23
5
29% July
7
61% Jun 30
52% Jan
26
8% May 18
16
37
Jun
33% Aug
12% May
4
21% Jan
13
43
2
54
-
-New
Mfg
Siegler
Jun
shares
of
55
Jan
4
8
53% Jan
11
Saw
Corp
O)
22% Sep
16
18% Feb 26
28% Mar 23
42% Sep
20
64% Jun
15
Smith
42% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
2
4% Jun
10
•
Inc
Mar"25
19
63%
24
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
Feb
80% Nov
13
84% Nov 25
46% Jan
22
81% Nov
24% Oct
18
48% Nov
18
17
60% Jan
15
16% Dec 30
19% Jan
19
•5
75
13
Dec
19% Apr
15
2
28%
Jan
Dec~31
5% Sep
10
~9% Mar~~5
81% Dec
9
89 % Apr 10
21 % Mar 16
16
Nov
81% Oct
22
•3
22
Dec
82% Sep 24
76
Oct
2
16% Jun
10
For
31% Jan
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
47% Dec 16
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
67
17
■
Jan
64 % Jun
23 %
18%
23 %
6%
84%
May
Sep
Aug
May
Aug
May
4
3
77% Feb
5
18 % Aug 23
69% Aug 23
1
29% Jun
.
13
29% Jan
4
29 % Aug 18
2
9% Jan
11
16
35% Jun
30
16
89% Sep
16% Aug
6
May 23
29% Mar
54% Jan
4
13% May 12
20% May 2
83
40% Aug 24
23% Jan,
5
18
23
Sep
50% July 18
38 % Aug 31
33% Jun 16
18% Sep 19
41 % Sep 23
28 %
30
*75%
*70
8
2
25% July 25
9
26 % Jan
4
92 y» Sep
6
43 V4 Jan
4
82% Sep
37% Jan
19
4
50 VA
393/4
•-
77
,1
*75%,
77
*75%
*86'%
89
*86%
19
18%
19
70
6%
70
13%
131/4
14%
93
8%
15
:
*8%
6%
37
36
27'/2
26i/4
900
93A
8,200
84%
85
5,500
*75%
77
♦86%
89
70%
50
61/2
10,800
70%
*69 Va
70%
18%
*69%
63/a
63/a
63/a
33 Va
33%
183A
y
8,800
22%
22%
22%
22%
17%
.4,900
17%
183/4
15%
17
*32%
33
32 y4
12,800
32%
32
32'A
51 %
52%
700
52%
53%
52%
14%
14%
53%
36,100
14%
143/4
*143/8
900
13%
14%
14
133/a
97
(•
34
,14%
•
97
33,900
8%
;(■'
223/4
13%
97
8%
97
*8%
-
8%
•«
32%
33
8,500
13%
14%
*96%
981/2
8%
400
36
27
36 Va
8%
800
35%
36 y4
36
26%
36%
26 'A
26,200
383/4
22%
8%
36%
503A
33%
99
,
2,400
6%
*69%-
231/a
*97
8%
-
91/a
383/4
843A
1,900
15,100
9%
89
18%
191/4
3,400
21%
493/8
>'
77
89
18%
16
•14%
9%
10
83%
30
14%
513/4
*39
■;
97%
14%
40
*86%
19%
70%
6%
52%
*75 %
89
19%
51%
82%
.
14%
21 Va
361/2
7,100
263A
263/4
26
26%
.4,200
■
16%
v:
17
I6I/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
34 Va
16%
16.
34%
33%
35
34%
16%
36%
4,200
35
36
355/a
36%
25,100
,
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
17
17%
18 «/8
17%
18
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
18%
20
16%
18%
173A
18%
171/s
18
31%
70,800
32%
3iy0
323/8
301/s
28 Va
31%
20,000
28
27
27
45%
443A
45'A
44%
75
44%
73
73
70
72
30%
31%
30%
27%
2 8 Va
45%
44%
44%
76%
75
Kline
French
&
75
44%
38
.
;■
54%
55%
.
Rico
34%
<
54%
45 Va
*73
37%
3 7'A
34%
34%
551/a
55%
,
37%
*37%
35%
28
34i/2
38
343/4
*37%
38
14,200
6,200
,
4,400
1,800
400
,
34%
^
v
34%
55%
40 %
55%
41
553A
40%
41
55%
41
55%
41%
41%
37%
413/4
41
36
36 Va
36
41%
37%
12,400
363A
363A
363/4
37%
2,700
13%
23,900
.
t
14
14%
14
14%
14%
13
14
23%
45%
23'A
131/8
23»A
23%
23%
42%
23%
231/4
42%
231/8
44
23%
43%
45%
36V8
43i/2
443A
36%
43%
44
36'/a
371/4
19,400
1
36%
37%
5%
363A
5%
373/8
363/4
37%
48,400
44%
451/4
48
48
50
Sugar
com—5
25
5%
5%
5%
53A
*45
6%
46
7,800
45
*451/4
*47%
49
45%
2,900
*47%
49
47%
47%
*27
27%
*27
273A
*27
14%
15
45
27%
15
15%
141/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
*27»A
27%
13%
27%
27%
*27%.
27%
27%
13%
14
13%
53/4
45%
27%
47%
5
5%
1,500
49
27%
63
———
5%
44%
*47%
14
27%
Southern
28
600
27%
400
16
*27%
3,400
28
300
13%
13%
133/fl
133/a
62%
133/4
63
13%
62%
62%
613/4
62%
47
63%
.48%
613/8
62
46%
12,700
47%
*36%
46%
;36%
14,700
473/a
46%
471/4
45%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
36%
36%
36%
38
38%
37%
Southern
No par
18%
19 Va
18%
19
18%
No par
42%
43
42
42%
42 Va
I8I/4
18
i8y8
18
18
173/4
68
67
67%
66
66
28'A
28%
281/B
281%
273A
1,000
.
18
68
281/8
(Del)
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum
preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern
Public
4,800
231/4
2.50
preferred
Pacific Co
1,300
34,300
35%
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
Southern California Edison
25
Co
r.37
34%
*28
A
13
South Amer Gold & Platinum
Puerto
38%,
34%
5
Labs-No par
preferred
.18
321/4
28%
*75
South
84% Jun
84%
82 Va
77
*87 y2
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
8%
84%
84%
i:
51%
21
2
13
9%
14%
South Carolina E & O Co com—4.50
14% Sep
10%
51
South Jersey Gas Co
12% Aug
4
56% Feb 17
39 % Jan 12
10
14%
50% Sep
2
28% Aug 29
3
*39
10
53%
46% July 12
30% Feb
39
14 y2
28
84
82%
5iy4
9%
27,300
211/4
;
9
39
13 y4
12
3
9
49 '/2
10
14%
21
11
9
51
32%
45% Jan
35% Mar
9%
13%
22% Jun
Jan
8%
40
49%
*39
32%
25
15
9
16
15%
21%
8%
33%
20
89% Dec
15 Va
21%
50'%
Apr
May 10
26% Sep
1
v.
16%
15
21%
*32%
52% Feb
14
16
15
22%
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
4
34,700
21%
22%
9
Dec
11,800
8'A
14%
-■
300
293A
8%
22
9
6,900
8%
29%
8%
16
600
16%
72
28%
29%
15%
36%
16%
92
14%
34%
12
18
36%
*70%
10,600
32%
211/4
8%
10
Marchant
Smith-Douglass Co Inc—
5%
15%
27
92
15
34%
15
Jan
15'A
270
26%
321/4
8%
*92
21%
X22%
44% Dec
34
161/4
.*■
95
92
29%.
8%
8'A
17,300
>,
86%
250
33%
92
6% •: 6%
33%
341/4
80% Jun
-
8
32%
36%
-*85%
*230
16%
29
30%
A 36%
73
14%
"
34"% Jun
Mr
-
95
291/4
33%
21 »/4
——1
—5
2o
25
Skelly Oil Co
(A
*92
31
8
15%
5
82% Nov
38
8
No par
;
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co
Smith
95
30%
321/a
28
Oil
Smith-Corona
9
*92
No par
Sinclair
2
33%
50c
& Steel—
Slmonds
July 18
32 </4
Co
Simplicity Pattern Co
62 %
16%
*70 Vt
32
a
36%
16%
72 Va
1
Strapping
Steel
55% Jan
16
36%
16'%
.71%
(32 %
1
America
94% Jan
4
37
16%
74%
ordinary
Corp
Corp
Simmons Co
Jan
37
16%
37%
*■
27
-72 y2
37 Va
'' ♦
26%
16%
1
39% July 13
,
26%
86
250
72%
No par
No par
Corp
Signode
36m
86
37%
10
-1
,r
& It—
York
Sheller
36%
*230
250
24%
■
'/
16%-
1
Gas
(Frank G)
Co—
—I
Oil
Sheraton
20% Jan
: 31% Sep
70
Sep 23
26% Mar 24
33% July 25
54% Sep
44% Jan 22
45
2
23% Jan
,
Sep 23
42 % Jun
104% July 27
31% May 22
15
July 28
&
Inc
Corp
Shell Transp
17% NOV
—;
Industries
"Sharon Steel
12% Jun
18% Jun
Co_—
preferred
$5.25
23
Jan
Rubber
Shahmoon
Sep
'
Co
Servel Inc common
*33$>
-
72%
2.50
44% Feb
4
20
J. 33
par
5
5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
&
*230
251%
No par
4
23
Roebuck
250
24%
1
Jan
Jun
Sears
86%
_1
41
59
Seagrave
36%
86
3
23
Jan
*37
*230
25
36%
871/4
1
Seaboard Finance Co
116
par
250
24%
A
:Ik
37
...20
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
13
Aug 22
18% Sep 22
2
*230
No par
No par
No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
25
3.65%- preferred
.
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
.1
15
8
100
10
Paper Co common.,
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
19
26
"V
''"'-86%
87%
13%
600
20%
31%
36%; -'37%"36%
*86%
143/a
18
13%
30"%
V
*17
16'A
19%
31
Scott
Aug 15
92 y2 Aug
30
Jan
18% Sep 23
Mar 17
,
Jan
81
77
10
.
17'A
20%
5
Corp
Arms
1,020
883A
13%
—
24 y2
81% Nov.
78
May 27
series A_
8,200
645
883A
33
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1;
10
81% Jun
4.40%
pfd
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
303%
643
90%
15%
5
100
Paper Co common
2,100
13
100
San
21
71% Nov
67
72,
Jan
-
11
Aug
2
8% July 13
5
1st
7
37% Jan
Aug
4
8% May
6
49% Sep 15
89% Feb
12
Dec
8t Regis
9,900
23
30%
648
*883/4
400
453A
14
1.66%
100
5%
31
30%
643
90%
41
443A
22%
32%
No par
common
Preferred series A
10% May 16
21% Apr 14
15% Sep 19
13% Aug 11
16
7
July 13
31% Sep
Mar 14
84% Nov
82
26
79% Feb
Stores
*38%
453/a
223/4
;
9,000
31%
*13j/4
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
No
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No
41
4,800
.,,16%
—2.50
4%
8
Feb
22% Jan
Jan
88
Apr
32
8
24% Jan
4
8% Dec
Sep
259
2
•
May
69% Mar
3
Mar 13
Bafeway
9,700
,
36%
%
<u
9
1%
42%
*38
645
*88%
15'A
12%
-Ai/i Hwf,
7
19
16
56% Dec
69
40% Apr
88% Aug
80
80
800
9,400
1%
,
28%
.ti*
84% Nov
:■
3%
22%
630
90
13%
45
22%
30%
625
*88%
—5
Aeronautical Co
79
41 *
'
1
—
1%
42
;
37%
*38
30%
615
14%
1
Ryder System Inc
,30%
90
12%
16%
1%
'
642
*88%
100
1
1
1
1
20 G
1
A
32,100
81%
3%
36%
36%
38 y2
45%
—;
(Jacob)
Ruppert,
36%
*
39 K "
23 '/a
—1
Co
<38
3,000
16
r
45 %
Corp
42
3%
1,300
118%
'
23
Petroleum Co
Dutch
36%
39
3%,
48
r
115%
823/4
v
A
42
31%
(Geo. D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co—
3
27%
45 %
—
14% May 31
15% Aug
28%
4-1 %
77 Va
23%
Roper
22
78
28
39%
78%
30%
Aircraft Corp
Ronson
5
32% Sep 23
9% May
3
Jan
78
30
43%
23%
common
1%
28%
77%
45%
series
14 % May
6
30% Sep 20
47% Mar 11
2
8
13
46% Jan
13% Aug
12% Apr
2
10 V* July
21% Jan
21% Jan
19
Rohr
6
22
u
7,500
80
1%
783/4
10
5
Corp
16
,
42
25
Corp
Co
preferred
23
17% Jan
13% Sep
l'/2
Corp—No par
Elec
&
Haas
&
4%
16
16 % Sep
22
40
Sep
1%
com—1
preferred
convertible
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
Mar 23
89
31% Sep
14% Mar 25
16
5%%
38% Jan
780
4
1%
3'/a
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
12% Apr
5
9% Apr 14
14% May 12
24% Mar 12
10% Jan
22
July 26
Jan
161/8
Antelope Copper Mines
35% Feb
81
83%
15%
10
2.50
31% Jan
v
83%
16%
1%
No par
Company
Roan
4% Jan
Oil
83
15%
5s
Trust—
Selection
83
-1
100
series—
Rheem Manufacturing Co
4
2% Jan
3
68% Mar
26
85
Aug
28% Jan
60
48
118
'
Oct
17% Sep
76
59
47%
118
81%
,
Service
Co—1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
1
—1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
23
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
1
No par
Square
D
Co—
3
18%
*67- '
28%
18%
71
28%
19%
19%
25%
26%
7%
8 Vs
28%
29%
*89%
14%
90
14%
20%
21
89%
34%
89%
,35'/8.
18%
•<
*68
281/4
*18
24%
7%
29
*89%
38
37%
;71
28%
36%
35%
35%
381%
37%
38%
19'A
18%
191/8
18%
18%
42%
41%
42%
41%
41%
-
19
19
19
19
19
18%
24%
24%
24%
233A
1,300
8,100
49,600
,
19,800
3,400
130
11,700
19
23%
24%
7%
7%
293/4
90
14%
29
*89%
14%
20%
34%
35 Va
373/8
25%
20%
*88
37
37%
90
14%
20%
*88 Va
35%
1
35Va
80%
82%
*82»A
83%
*82 y4
x27%
28%
28 y8
-29%
28%
8%
73A
29%
29%
90
*89%
14%.
8
29%
90
7%
7%
28%
11,300
.
„
29
*89%
900
*141/2
143/4
14%
20%
20%
20%
20%
90
90%
90%
90%
37%
37 y8
37%-
353A
•37%
82%
*80y4
81%
82%
821/2
28 3/a
27%
27%
3,300
14%
21%
29
28
see page 24-
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5,800
90
90
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1,400
63,900
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.
.
26,700
140
12,900
Volume
Number
192
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Highest
17
71 ft Dec
23
Standard
23
Dec
18
35 ft Feb
25
49% Jun
82 ft Feb
34 ft Nov
24
70 ft Jan
12
79% Aug 22
13 ft Sep 13
37
-
10 ft May 11
3ft May 29
5
4ft Mar
July 29
13ft Sep
21
25
62 ft Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
20
52 ft Apr
17
35
May 16
44% Jan
4
45% Oct
23
59 ft Jan
26
40
Jun
50 ft Jan
4
50
16
64 % Jan
23
44 ft
Jan
4
NOV
92
30
7
84
Jan
8
31ft Jan
6
41ft July 27
18
2
43% Dec
7
Apr
39% July 27
117
July
89
36% Jan
4
Jan
76 ft May
6
"Mar
102
2
12 ft Jan
28
40 ft Jan
May
37 ft July
4
4
21
78'
Dec
14
77
82
13 ft Jan *' 5
18 ft Jun
23
12ft July
6
16 ft Jan
Feb
9
44 ft Mar 24
6
59% Jun
34% Dec
22
26ft Feb
23
25
43
8
Jan
27
Sep
3.ft %
5
66 Va. Jun
33 Va Jan
4
7
29
Apr
1
6
27 ft Mar 13
25% Jan
22
Aug 25
17
16ft
4
17
Dec
29
19
May
6
16% Jan
11
18 ft Feb
52
Sep
21
65
Apr
2
49
24 ft Jan
5
29 ft Oct
Oct
28
Oct
8ye Jun
28
20
618
28
Sep
60
22
'
24% Dec
23
21
64 ft Jan
16y8 Sep
-
Mar 13
79% Dec
21
94-
52% Dec
29
65 ft Feb
9
Jan
27
29
1
Feb
4
80
55 ft Jan
42% May 17
20 ft
21
24 ft Jan
23
22% Nov
25
-SOft Sep
21
30 ft Dec
16
38 ft Jan
15
29 ft Jun
1
Dec
7
106 ft Feb
20
85
9
101 ft Aug 22
5% Dec
4
1
7ft Mar
88
21ft Jan
'24ft Apr 29
Nov
25
Jan
Apr
3
29 ft Jan
Jan
5
10 ft Nov
20
Sep
19
1348
26% Feb
23
2vf
50
47% Aug 21
36
Deo
48
8% Nov
22
31
44% Feb
39 ft
1
21 ft Aug
71ft Oct "21^ •^87% Aug""-8
35 V* Apr 14
27 y« Jun 11
,
29% Mar 15
Apr
1
Nov
16
61 lA Jan
27
193 ft Nov
20
23 Va Nov
25
39% Jan
23
25% Mar 18
r
37
4
154f
14
7
297/a Jan
20ft May 17
14ft Mar 10
102 ft Dec
30
124 Va Mar 18
Feb
18
63
19% Jan
8
23
Jan
2
30
Apr
24
Dec
76
653/4 Aug 22
70ft Jan 12 V
31
183A July 22
23ye Aug
5
27
Sep 22
29% July 30
31% July 30
4
36 ft Mar
:
863/4 Aug 25
24% Jan
J. 26ft Jan
6
14
32% May
3
9% July
8
6
23
46% Feb
18
67ft Jun
Jan
Feb
24
84
36 ft Sep
21
72
11
Dec
28
14% Oct
52
Sep
8
May
86 Va
86 Va
200
26 3/a
26%
23,600
*75
85
*75
14%
15
14%
14%
14 Va
'
■
*
"
18%
18ft
48ft
'
48%
*81 Vs
'
34
18%
*81 Va
"
*18 ft
„
84
13
59ft
13
61
12%'-13 ft
58ft
59ft
25%
25
26 Va
26'A
—<*-20%
1
14%
13%
14
14
14
26'A
58%
56 Va
58
25 ft
25%
25 ft
25%
25'A
25 ft
25%
25 ft
26
4,200
21
21%
21ft
21 y8
1,700
14 ft
14%
14 3/a
14 ft
143/4
18
173/4
173/4
/
*17 ft
173/4
*17 ft
173/4
...
50%
50%
50 ft
503/4"
4,300
283A
283/4
29
29
1,000
*17
29
29%
283/4
.
29
I2y«
lift
.
10ft
1-2%
12%
10%
346
356
356
37%
37%
51ft
18
521/2
51
15'A
15%
*82%
47%
84
48ft
21 Va
21 Va
21 Va
*23ft
23%
*23Va
32%
33%
32ft
33
99
99
"
98V*
99
—25
12%
11
12 ft
lift
353
368
38'A
373/4
38 ft
11,800
ft' 51ft
52
52'/a
52 ft
52 V\
49 ft
51ft
5,400
17%
3,300
15%
3,500
18
15%
18
84
47ft
48
17%
17%
173/4
15%
16
15%
15%
»823A
15ft
84
*823/4
48
48 ft
46
18 Va
3/4
16 ft
15%
85
*823A
85
48 ft
48 ft
49
6'A.
21ft
21%
21%
21%
21 ft
21%
23%
23 ft
23 ft
23 ft
23 '/a
23 ft
23%
"323/4
33
63/a
63/a
•
33 ft
33 ft
33 ft
99 ft
99
!
98 ft
99
99
6J/8
6%
"*
6%
861
*32
34 y2
33ft
343/4
■36ft
41ft'
41%
41
42
41ft
42ft
1
12%
13ft
r12%.
13%
13
13 ft
12%
13
583/4
17
42%
613/4
173/4
59ft19%
5934
193/a
6P/4
41
42%
413/4
213/4
72
31%
22Va
723/4
22%
15%
23%
16ya
21 Va
72V*
315/a
23
g-1%
21
42ft
22
73 Vi
32 Ve
613/4
17ft
44
Land
178y4
183ft,
23%
24%
15V4
*66
l5Vi
69
73ft
75ft
.
21%
22'A
73 Va
74 ft
32ft
33
223/4 23ft
15%
16ft
177'/a 185Vi
23ft
24
i33%
No par ,
1
—10
Trust
58
'
883
880
900
ft
•
892
885
.....
19,600
7.800
33 ft
;
-
100
6%
36ft
42ft
..
2,100
21 ft
,
33
9
1
1,420
37%
892
;
193,000
38 ft
41 ft
;
168,800
lift
378
38
33 *
*
;
500
13 ft
lift
365
1,900
383/a
*82%
6Va
lift
370
—25
4.16%
855
18'A
12 ft
13
10%
11
341
37%
6Va
12,800
26
21'A
29 Va
•
1,600
19,300
V
14%
29ft
1-25•
30
v
21ft
/
50 3/a
'
ft
14%
50
*
18,600
14
573/4
25'A
50ft
5
1
1,200
'
84
58%
49ft
No par
19
49%
*81ft
21 V*
—1
common
1
19
49 V2.
84
133/a
50ft
10y4
3.700
58ft"
49ft
11%
5.000
14%
7,000
14%
11%
17
340
1,200
24'/a
49'/a
*81 ft
32
31
18%
49 ft
84
313/4
*30 Va
•"
*20%
21
"17
18 ft
49
'25ft
25'A
26
19
473/4
*81 Va
18%
48ft
47ft
J
25J/s
,
1
Co
Pacific
85
14%
>'
5,700
'
27
14Ve
5
44,200
86ft
14%
31ft
46,200
26
85
"
882
39
6,200
900
*36
-41ft
1,100
ft
600
41%
10,300
12%
13
62 ft
-
1.600
4,100
6%
63
-
-
5,200
6,800
19 ft
18 »/a
19 ft
166,200
423/4
42 ft
423A
9,070
21ft
m
ft
18 ft
42
21%
21ft
21%
49,500
72%
73 ft
73
733/8
30,500
32 ft
32%
32
32
24%
23%
233/4
22%
23 ft
18,000
16
182y4 187y4
24
243A
323/a
153/4
16
153/4
15%
32,300
183 V\
186
177 Va
153/4
-1
3,400
184
53.400
243/a
243/4
243/4
253/4
153/a
153/4
15%
15%
14.300
1
15ft/
*67%
lSVi
69
No par
75%
76
Textron Inc common———
—50c
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
+
5
Thiokol Chemical Co
-—1
Thompson (J R)_
7.50
15
61% Jan
7
13
Jan 27 \
*85
14ft
_1
20ya
23ft
27ft
2G3A
23%
27%
38ft
10%
Texas Utilities Co—
33ft Jun
H
26 Va
24 V4
share ctfs ex-distrlbutlon—1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
100
4
4
48'A
ft
24 ft
Sub
/
48
31ft
100
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
19% Jan 4
108
Jan 11
14ya July 25
26% May 18
48>A
31%
_10c
Tcxes
47%
1
Texas Instruments Inc
11
200,400
1
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
--
40%
24 ft
Tennessee Corp
-1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
Texaco Inc.
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp——5
256Vi May 25
7
Jan
Jan
19ft Jan
153/4 July 22
40 ft
31ft
Talcott Inc (James)—:
TelAutograph Corp
1
,
243A Apr 25
87
Jan
4
363A Aug 12
2
22Va Aug
July 15
27
.17
2
40ft
31ft
Symington Wayne Corp
1
463/4 Aug 30
11
64 ft Jun
22
24ft Aug 31
4
Feb
Jun
40'A
25 ft
12.50
&
27,300
40'/a
31ft
,31ft
Inc
Swift
•
38%
24 Va
20
Sweets Co of America-
v,
43%
38 y4
31ft
Superior Oil of California
>
23
653A Sep
17
6% May
34
11
29
15
14
44 Va Nov
4
Jan
Jun
♦75
—1
Biscuits
22 V\
42 Vi
38%
24%
Sunshine Mining Co—:
...
21 Va
43%
38
31 ft
preferred series A_
2nd pfd series of '55
1 5ft%
Sunshine
.
223/4
43 Va
•
32
preferred
Corp
22 "A
'
86ft
25%
85
50
100
5
24'A
Oil Co
No par
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4Va%
*75
7.000
15,600
48%
♦85
25%
*4%
31
Sun
11
51ft Feb
July 28
11% Jan
13% Mar 18
25
35 y4 Sep
39 ft
9
14% Mar
6
Feb
19
2165
May
855
23
25
20
5ft Jun
■8% Mar 20
1276
"
/
48
5
31
.
Chemical
40>/a
—5
$4.50 series A preferred
,
14
33 ft Feb
,
7
23 ft Jun
May 27
Sun
18
38 3/a
86
25'A
90
44 ft
48Ve
*85
22%
43%
373A
*4%
24ft-
Broadcasting Co
convertible
*80
1
12 Vt
32
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
4
Apr
84
27'A
12'A
33 Vz
Sunbeam
7
18 ft Sep
I
'85%^
26
12 ft
24ft
__
Suburban Gas
1
4"
26 ft Jan
23
12y4Jun
38% May 29
15 ft Mar 20
28
11% Sep
48 ft July
Aug 26
' r 85'A"
75
31 Va
prior preference
$5
47%
75
32ft
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When issued
4
48%
,22ft
38%
40ft
2.50
<
40
48
76 ft
473/4
4%
43ft
,
Shares
48
*75 Va
12 3/a
4%
22%
J
the Week
Sept. 23
47%
48'A
20
Corp
4
Jan
40
5
Friday
Sept. 22
—20
1
15
529
40%
___5
15
17% Jan
July 26
40%
"*
No par
Storer
May 26
37%
"
10
(J P) & Co Inc
Stone & Webster
'
42%
38ft
.
21ft
43%
37%
'
1—7
common
!
7
Dec" 14
67
8
Apr
5%
22ft
43'A
'
25
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
19
*4%
5
21
-100
Co
15
218 ft
*4%
1
1
24 ft Jan
29
_10c "
—
Sales for
Thursday
13
Stix Baer & Fuller Co:
<
PRICES
r
——5
30% Aug
25 V* Mar 28
9% Aug 26
325
12ft
preferred-
Chemical
Stewart-Warner
58% Mar 28
2
Aug
26ft Mar 24
33 ft Mar 25
9
9ft Jun
4
Jan
12%
preferred
Stevens
4
2
20 Ve Sep
14
Jun
9
15 ft Jan
23
12.ft
Sterling Drug Inc
20 ft Jan
18
13'A,
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
'
30
20
31ft Dec
Dec
12ft
—
Stauffer
May 23
33 ft Jun
33
1
Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S_
4
Apr
2
convertible
Stanray
29
71
May 11
47% Sep 20
20
9
of
SALE
75 Va
Oil of Indiana
6%
Jan
31
75 ft
Stanley Warner Corp
65% Jan
19 ft Dec
527/a Sep
76ft
$1.20 convertible preferred
.
21ft Mar 25
76 ft Nov
23% Jun
■'•/
8
42% Jan
6
16
17 ft July 27
12
May 11
23% Aug
4
14 ft Sep 20
22
47
*75 ft
3ft% preferred series A
,1100
{'£\
Standard Packaging Corp com—1"*
$1.60 convertible preferred
—20 "
8
28
Jan
46%
75 Va
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
13
May 10
Oil
Standard
•'
24
Jun
47%
75 Va
California—__6.25
Standard
v
May 31
85 ft Sep 19
27% Jan
85
56
46%
par'"*
No
com
Standard Kollsman Industries
39 ft Nov
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 21
46%
47%
Corp
& Electric Co
Standard Gas
2
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 20
No par
Inc
preferred
Standard Financial
'
45% Nov
2
Brands
Monday
Sept. 1!)
Par
$3.50
20
5
;
12% May 11
23 ft May 11
Sep
30ft Jun
1
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
35
*10
20ya
v-23ft27ft
35%
*10y4
20%
23ft
27 ft
36%
54ft
83ft
173/a223/a
48'A
153/a
...
15%
*66
74ft
203/a
23 Va
*27ft
343A
*10Vi
55
83ft
l73/4
22%
49
15%
10%
15n/a
69
68
68
75
74ft
75ft
75
75 ft
10.900
203A
233/4
273/4
36'A
20 ft
20%
20
20 ft
17,900
1,300
23%
*66
23%
2,300
10
69
233/a
23 ft
27
27 ft
27 ft
700
35%
34 ft
353/a
43,400
*10 ft
103/4
27 3/a
35 ft
103/4
*10 ft
103/4
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
70ft May
79-
10
.
May 20
Nov
24
88
20% Sep
18
29 ft Apr
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
21
Deo
22
24
Jan
16
21
Jan
4
45ft Jan
2
69 3A Dec
483/4 Sep* 19
153A Sepi20
17
17
ft Apr 15
15 ft Feb
17
33
3
15% Dec
7
26. Ve Aug
19% Mar 11
68®A Jan
22y« Jan
19ft Sep
4 '
63 ft Sep
22
3
30
Aug 23
29% Jan
4
21
70
Jan
28
56y4 Mar
10
1
243/4 Mar
8
25% Jun
36% Sep
42 Va
25
July 15
23
21
Sep
Sep
Jan
7
7ft Dec
30
17ft Jan
27'
8
24% Jun
18
21
24
42 3/4 Aug
3
14
33Vi May 12
50ya Jan 11
Jan
12
29
34ft Jan
7
54ft Mar
54 Va Jan
9
753A Mar
Nov
18
37
Sep
60ft Dec
21
29
8y4Nov
30
16
56% Jan
4
28
10
30
5
Mar 13
7
B9 Vi May 27
30
Mar
433/a Sep
May
43 ft Apr
133/a Mar
48
Jun
8
2
May 17
36
25 ft Apr
1
13Vi Jun 21
10% Jan
3
103/4 Dec
23
19 y. Not
6
133/4 Aug
4
243A Feb 29
17% Apr
8ft July 18
20
r
.
9
11% Sep
9
40
Aug 23
12ft Feb 11
19ft Jan
4-:
>
Coach
9ft Jun
41
13
Jan
28
120 ft Feb
9
30% Mar 13
14% Aug
2
Apr
150 ft July 27
*
17
293/4 Sep
4
51
7r% Jun
20
20
110 ft Sep
57
21
Aug 30
39%
14ft
41
10
13%
1
No par
14%
47
14%
49!/2
14%
45%
14ft
47%
Co——5
7%
ZVa
1%
1
1
Underwood
-
Corp
Rubber
12 Va Mar
1
Union
43 ft Jan
4
Union
Bag-Camp
148ft Jan
8
Union
Carbide
Corp
39% Aug 19
Union
Electric
Co
Asbestos
&
Paper
67
257/a
40y2
28ft,
4%
12Va
35
533/a
28ya
32%
55
403/4
10'A
45
9ft
11
Corp
6%
No par
!
30
30%
110% 113,
-
30y8Jun
19
353/4 Mar 10
32
Jan
4
38ft
15
08ft Mar
87 V* Jan
6
96
Aug 15
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
94
Feb
19
78
Apr
8
Preferred
$3.70
series
.—No par
No par
*77
*83
.
94J/2
80
No par
v<
38%
86% Oct
80
4
76
16
24
773/4 Feb
25
68 ft Jan
5
75
Aug 16
Preferred
$3.50
24
87
3
77 ft Jan
7
85
Aug 19
Preferred
$4 series
23
53 ft July 10
Aug
4
67
Dec
77
Dec
40% Dec
Mar
33 Va Mar
8
383/b Feb
19
18
9ft Feb
26
73A Jan
4
29Va Nov 27
373/4 Jan
0
273/8 Sep
23
29 Va Nov
17
73A Nov
20 Va Apr
July 15
25 Vi Apr
1
253/a Feb
80% Jan
6
45
38
Oct
28
66
Oct
14
Mar 20
130
80 ft Nov
30
Apr
3
1093/4 Mar 20
243A Feb
9
32 ft Mar 26
30 ft Jan
22% Jun
12
B0
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
38 ft Apr
22
Mar 24
Jan
23 ft Nov
12
2
17
31ft Sep 29
48ft Jan 13
16 ft Jan
2
23% July
45 ft Mar
42% Jan
20
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar
8
9
9
22
ft Aug 27
20% July 20
59
54
lft Nov
19
45% Jan
2
30% Deo
3
29 ft Sep
23
80 ft Sep
28
Nov
42 ft May
For
21% July 24
2ft Mar 10
65 Vi Dec
34 ft Mar
28
4
51% Apr
8% Aug
5
2
Oil of California
Union
Pacific
4%
13
4
United
Air
46 ft Aug 22
United
1033/4 Aug 25
97
Aug 24
32 3/a Sep
39 ft
4%
4%
9
Lines
United
United
Artists
76
Jan
25
1
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
7% Jan
12
United
36% Mar 28
22ft Jan
of America
Board
United
United
Engineering & Foundry
Fruit Co
6
United
Gas Corp
53% Jan
25
United
Gas
16
Jun
29
20
Jan
25
United
Greenfield Corp.
8
United
Industrial
16 ft Apr
19
Ve Aug
4
50
Apr 12)
30% Jan
27
14
ft Aug 18
30ft Mar
83ft Jan
4
11% Jan
Improvement Co
Corp
Convertible pfd series A
7% Jan
4
18% Jun
28
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1% Jan
11
United
64% Jan
4
33 ft July
43 Va Jun
8
16
6%
preferred
16
85
4
90% Sep
2
13
35
Jan
26
24 ft July
19
30ft Jan
4
6
75
Deo
21
48 Va Sep
23
74ft Jan
4
U S
footnotes,
see page
24.
Freight Co
51
50 ft
51ft
49 Va
51
17ft
19%
16 ft
16 3/a
16ft
16 ft
14,700
19 ft
19%
19
19ft
11.600
' 383A
29
30
67
67ft
25% 125%
38'A
39J/a
*25
26ft
4
4'A
11%
12
34JA
35!A
53
53'%
273/4
27%
30 Vi
31
*53ya
55
383/4
393/a
9ft
9%
*41
45
10ft
10%
14
14%
38 3/a
38%
383/a
38%
3,800
29
30
29 y8
293/a
67 ft
67
66ft
66 ft
1.200
2 5 3/8
ft
25%
253/a
253/4
17,600
383/4
39 ft
38 ft
383/4
27.800
26 ft
25
25
*25
4
1.600
7,300
8,500
200
43/a
4ft
4%
4.200
lift
11%
lift
11%
5,700
35 ft
35%
343A
35 ft
15.200
53
53 ft
53 Va
53 Va
2.600
27%
27%
*27 ft
27%,
2,000
31
31ft
29%
30 ft
*53 ft
54 ft
53 s/a
533/8
100
383/4
393/a
38 ft
39 ft
23.900
9 s/a
9%
*9 ft
9%
1,300
*41
45
*41
7,000
45
10
10 ft
103/a
10 ft
10 ft
2,900
14 ft
143/a
14 ft
14%
13,200
,
38y4
93'/j
80
72ft
84
41ft
253/4
105
92ft
293/4
363/4
35y8
24V*
17
18%
16%
183/4
31ft
*50y4
17%
7ft
53/4
*/
5V*
1
11
,58
323ft
35 ft,
*90y2
24%
49
33
51
17%
7%
53/4
17'ft
17
-
37%
1
583ft
33
353ft
91ft
25'ft
50%
17
*i&
•
>58
32'ft
35 %
*90ft
243ft
49ft
29%
29%
353/4
99
2l
353/4
99
36y2
99
213/8
57ft
333/4
IV*
IV*
7%
*34%
35y4
16%
17
193/8
32
57ft
35
16%
19%
31%
5ly4
17!/2
IV*
53/4
17%
1
58%
33
35%
9iy2
25ft >
50
19
31%
*50y4
17%
7ft
* 53/4
17%
«
58%*32"ft
35
90ft
24%
493ft
33ft
51ft
18
73/4
57/8
17y4
1
58%
33
35 ft
90'%
25%
50%
93 ft
37%'
*77
*71
11,500
280
80
71%
71
72 ft
220
84
*82 ft
84
100
40 3ft
41
40%
41
6,500
25%
26 3/a
25 3/a
26%
34,800
8%
10.800
*83
263/s
*20%
57ft
33ya
80
14,700
20,300
,
41
40y2
41
*100 : 105
*91
93ft
293/8
30%
95
30 ft
1113/4
93 ft
38
*93y4
3.100
29%
111%
37%
303/4
113%
*77
83
40y2
105
91
2,300
54,400
9ft
'
72ft
25%
14%
47%
8%
111
381/®
94Va
80
40%
14 ft
46 ft
8ft
29%
29%
31
>112 ., 113%,
37%
94ft!
*77
*71
83
15
48%
8ft
8
39%
16%
18ft
31ft
50ft
16%
7ft
-10
13ft
10
1
—8.50
14 ft
46%
15
483/a
41%
.35%.
No par
8
J
8
8Va
8%
273ft
283/a
273/8
28
20 ft
213/a
*20 ft
21
30 3/a
303/4
29
29%
10,200
40 ft
8Vi
5
25
14ft
463/a
28%
2iyz
30a/4
7ya
—100
s.
1
'
,
8ya
7%
Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
preferred
U S & Foreign Securities
22%
28
21
29ft
Park
4ft%
8,700
22 ft
8ya
1V\
City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common——25
U S
10,200
ft
223/4
28
21ft
8
57%
33
No par
34% Aug 30
31ft Jan
110
18
*223/a
27%
*21ft
293/a
8y4
5
United Electric Coal Cos
19
403/4
253/s
2.50
6
Apr
73ft
84
41ft
253/4
—1
(Del)
46 ft
373/4
93
*77
*71ft
*83
99
21ft
No par
—
United
,
28ft.
35ft
*93 ft
203/4
57ft
32ft
No par
Fastener
Corp (Del)
293/4
30y4
..,110ft 112ft,
*95
91
28%
35y4
*93 ft
20%
563/4
33ft
No par
Carton
55
85
18
38
14ft'
543/4
*81 ft
85
18
18y4
22'A
273/4
21%
30y2
*91
*90
Corp—10
Carbon Co
&
19 ft
38 V*
29
66
,*■"
25%"
383/4
263/4
4y4
12%
34%
53%
27%
303/a
55
395/a
9%
41
10ft
55%
*83
18 ft
177/a
22%
493/4
15%
193/a
40Vi
1
$4.50 preferred —:
United
>
55
553/4
85
21%
29%
10
Inc-
Corp
Biscuit
6
18
1
8
I8V2 Sep 19
27% May 20
8
27ft
—5
common——5
(ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
21
Aug
10
No par
Aircraft Corp
Sep
16% Sep
25ft
Twist Drill Co
37% Jan
41
25
Tank Car Co
243/4 Jan
723/8
common—10
preferred
non-cum
Union
Sep
31
Co
Union
Apr
Mar 21
RR
6
32 Va Jan
99
7
series
Union
27
9
May 10
5% July 21
T
Jan
18
Mar
7
16% Jan
43% Aug 24
31
19
ft July 25
24
84% Jan
29 Va Jun
29ft Jan
16
88
11
9ft May 19
37% Mar 16
22
21
5
20% Sep
88ft Apr
38ft Dec
Oct
Sep 23
7y8 Dec
9
19
32% Apr
10
17
29
64
Sep
4
19% Oct
101
25 ft
10
common
Sep
74
*83
V:;,.-.
(The)
Corp
19 ft
373A
28
65ft
253/4
36%
*25
4ya
UVa
34V8
53y8
27s/a
30
*53ft
38'A
297/a
.'.54%
■
7%
2
2
1
TXL Oil Corp
Udyllte
17%
22ft
49Va
15%
38 ft
Co
u
18ft Jan
,
19Vi
Electronic Corp
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Trans-United Industries
1
Trans World Airlines Inc
5
Trl-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred
50
Traux-Traer Coal Co
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp—i
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin
56 ft
83%
A 38 ya
28'A
67 ..
253/4
39ya
*25
43%
12
34
53ft
273/4
29%
*53y2
38ft
10
*41
103/a
13%
„
4
283/a Sep 14
40ft May 27
July 28
52
3
39ft Jan
54ft Mar 10
25ft Mar 14
July 31
3
24
22
17 ft Nov 18
Sep
10 Va Sep
..
223/a
483A
15%
L—1
Transitron
60
lift July 25
17ya
—
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane Co
\
Transamerlca Corp
16
Jun 10
39
Jan 11
8% Feb 19
19
Jan
4"
20
16% Jan
29
Sep
75
9
34 ft Sep
c
*82
__
41% Aug 26
Jun
54%
5
—100
10«
———
preferred-
Tidewater Oil common
$1.20 preferred
2/
Timken Roller Bearing
Tishman Realty & ConstructioftM_l
Toledo Edison Co
~#-5
Torrington Co
—
Nofifaar
6
4
6
19% Jun
Common
4%
23% Mar 29
79
4'1%
40
41
20,200
*100
105
,
*100
105
*91
7,800
1.000
93
91
92 ft
400
3oy4
31
30
30 3/8
11,600
36 ft,
363/4
353/4
363/4
5.100
99
99
*20%
.
*96
99
21%
*20%
213/a
57 ft
56 ft
57
*32 ft
33
57 ft
33
33
,
100
'900
2,000
1,000
7 Va
73/8
7ft
73/a
*34%
353/a
35 ft
35 ft
14,200
600
163A
16%
16%
3,000
19
18 ft
19%
40,500
31%
32
30%
31%
18,500
51%
51 %
51
51
900
17 %
173/4
17
17
3,500
73/4
7%
183/4
7ft
7ft
7,600
3.600
53/4
53/4
53/4
53/4
17 V*
173/a
17 ft
173/a
*n
583/8
*32 V*
35
1
1
8.700
1.800
1
58%
58
ft
583/4
33
32 ft
32 ft
240
35%
5,600
35 ft
35
7,500
40
*90 %
91ft
*90 ft
92
24%
25 Va
24 ft,
25
ft
4.000
493/4
48 ft
49%
5,100
493/4
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, September 26, 1960
.,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
lUnic for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
80% Sep 22
145% Sep 22
Lowest
Highest
.
165
7% Dec
28
29
36% Mar
fly4Sep
22
149
IT
44% May St
35% Apr 20
40 Va Oct
23
8V4 Jan
2
10
18
24% Jun
S
;
.
Jan
29% Oct. 30
40
Dec,
39% Oct
76
9
Jan
45% Feb
24
86 Va May
3
7
Jan
50% Jan
75
78
26
Jan
44% Sep
Jan
Jun
29
26% Mar
71% Sep
Jan 21
139% Jan
22
■
US Rubber Co
5
US
12
19
5
Aug 25
26% Aug 25
148
4
15
.'7%
.
•
36% Sep
3
36% Jun
23
22
24
26
17% Jan 30
15% Jan
8
14
10
12
13% July 11
29% Sep
23
60% Aug 28
47% Feb
5
.66
159
12% Jan
2
53% Oct
34% Mar 24
May
9
51% Jan
US Vitamin
24
Mar 30
46
,
4
157
9
Dec
Sep~21
18%
Dec~sl
29%
Apr
17
•
4
31% Apr
48% Sep
7
•
'
preferred
77
.'Universal Oil
Universal
Pictures Co
Co
Inc
25% Oct
12
29% Feb
IT
28% Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
10.
70% Feb
16
84
40
Feb
9
50
July 20
41% Feb
IS
62% Jun
13
Upjohn
36% Feb
38
Jun
21
44
Jan
32% Feb
It
Jun
9
40
Nov
27
16
47% Aug ST
42
Jan 2«
34
29% Nov
18 Va Sep
20
2
13% July 2t
11
20
9% Jan
3
Mar
24%
36%
144
...
;
19
11%
12%
31%
32%
64%
11%
323%
64%
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30%
12%
31%
.
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30%
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19
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158
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160
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Sep
2
37
T Sep
23
Van Raalte
67% Jun
20
Varian
26% Feb
12
31% Feb
26
39% Jan
12
34 va Sep
19
46
% Sep
19
hi Sep
8
4% Dec
29
11% Jan
2% Sep
12
6% Jan
11
2
9
98% Dec
18
108
Feb
79
9
Apr
4
34% Jan
26
I
Jan
99% Jan
4
78% Oct
16
86% Mar 23
80
Jan
15
91% Mar IT
82% Jan
18
79
29
87% Mar It
82% Jun
9
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-
-20%, Mar
15 yB Dec
4
2
96% Feb
0
21% Mar
87% Jan
86% Jan
2
13% Jun
20
85
103% Feb, 11
95
2
Jun
jun
102% Apr
15
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—
-
5%
-.
14
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62
46ya Nov 30
28
May 13
Sep 19
44% Jan
•
25
12
Sep
1
18y4Jun
8
45
1?
2
43% Sep
21
Apr21
55% May 11
33 ya Mar 30
41% July 29
39
52% July 20
Sep
liy«Nov
22
4
21
73% Mar
60% Aug 24
18% May 19
Jan
14
35% Aug
4
40
Jan
4
41
*
1
69*/4 Sep
2
16
Feb
15% Jan
•
19
153/4 Jan
15
94
83% Sep
20
89% Jan
7
8% Dec
16
12% July 22
5% Sep
23
10% Jan 18
52% Sep 14
24% Jan
8
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
SepTl
41% Jun
9
36 ya Feb
9
37% Mar
28 y4 Apr
7
65% Aug 21
51
45% May 41
38% May 25
48% May
37
4
31% Feb 24
8Ve Jun 30
12
21
16 % Dec
30
23% July
33
Jun
19
38% Apr 24
15 ya Dec
28
102
79
23
90
78% Dec 29
91
42
May
8
Dec
31
26
Jan
7
8
29
Deo
Nov 24
32% Nov
17
14
45
45
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36%
'
29% Jan
8
22
77%
Dec"29
Nov
52% May
92% Jan
24
7
2
28
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec
24
40% Mar 30
97
7
Jun
15
Jan
Jan
11
IT
78
July
39% Jun
23% .Tun
53% Jan
Dec
79
Nov
S9% Feb
7
T
t7% Sep 21
98
88%
*96%
*141/4
*86%
"9%
7,300
15
800
88%
•
*96%
98%
"80
98%
*65
i'i
*96%
4
15
7% Jan
14
Welbilt Corp
98% Aug 30
88
Aug 25
West Penn Power 4Yi% pfd
4.20% preferred series B
19
86
Jun
20
19
56% Jan
4
Jan
4
"•
West Kentucky
4.10%
Coal Co
8
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4
Western
Air Lines Inc
17
Western
Auto Supply Co com
15
98
97
*
May 11
4y2% preferred
Aug 19
>
July 29
13
5
17
4
65
Jun
98
2
10
3.80%
•*
8
White
Dental
6
White
Motor Co common
Aug 31
43
Feb
79
May 27
23% Jan 1110% May 11 *
4
19
4
5%
5%
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5%
53A
1,800
493A
50%
495/a
493A
49%
493/4
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,
17%
t
|
85%
110
513/a
51 %
51% *
51
51
1,300
42%
42%
413%
42
413/4
413A
39 ^
4,000
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39%
*38%
39
39
39
38%
38%
267/8
26%
261/a
26%
27
26%
27%
900
4>/2
4%
4%
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4%
43A
3,600
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11%
11%
11%
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40
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97
23%
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80
41%
20
40
100
98
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98
30%
32
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44%
26y4
50%
88%
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29%
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32
18%
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29%
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44%
45%
46%
2 5 3/a
24%
243A
48%
87%
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105
46%
47%
97
24%
49'/2
42%
41%
,
46%
97
24%
24%
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403/4
70
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700
105
45%
46%
97
97
24
24%
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9,000
200
16,700
70
40'/a
41
1,200
40%
41%
40%
40 3/4
9,600
101%
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101%
9%
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9
25%
42
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42
205/a
205/a
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20 3/a
1,400
44%
45
44%
37
4,200
37%
3 7 5/a
37%
37%
37 y8
11,400
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44
37
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833/4
823/4
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26
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26
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26
1,200
14
14
14
14
14
2,600
133/4
51%
51%
42
52'%
523A
53
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42%
126 %
291/8
293/a
293/8
29%
29%
23%
23%
23%
23 5/a
233A
663/4
67 3/a
67%
45%
45%
53
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*29%
23%
44%
411/4
66%
45
45%
90%
79%
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8%
8%
27%
28
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127%
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40%
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20
293A
1,200
233/4
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8%
4,000
13,500
127%
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82%
8%
8 3/a
90%
82%
82
8%
42%
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100
833/4
523%
41%
126%
66%
100
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127%
115.
100
45%
13%
21 y2
89
21'A
60
3,800
25 %
41
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9
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25%
43
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283/4
26
41
13%
65%
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203/4-
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9
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20%
26
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117
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,
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27,300
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36%
90%
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88
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22
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88
5,000
40,800
24
40 3/4
90%
28
22
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23 3/8
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45
10
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—No par
493A
*96%
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8%
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105
•
46%
80%
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455/a
24%
41%
20%
51%
51%
41'/2
42%
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127%
5
47
101%
83%
26%
14ya
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
,19
88
24%
6,000
32
183/4
487/a
v
97
70
293A
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19%
40%
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26
14
-
32
1,500
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40%
100
No par
!
10
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1
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5,000
98
29
233A
47 3/a
40%
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96%
243/a
70
50
465/a
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24%
41%
88
105
46 5/a
97
23%
*68%
37 Va
Young Spring & Wire Corp
98
20%
323A
19
49%
*873A
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47%
97
70
483/4
88
105
36%
10
*29
24%
No par
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
,
*96
98
29%
32
x43 %
41
100
29%
19%
*43
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
10
-
*96%
18%
*40%
*40%
98
18 3/4
65%
45%
,
98
32%
46
Wyandotte Worsted Co
160
89
20 3/a
43%
Corp
13,500
20%
20
Radio
37
32%
5
Zenith
363/4
20%
10
1
38
32
1
Youngstown Steel Door
50
37
31%
10
1293/8 Sep
97
26
common—
7,300
■/ 38
20%
Worthlngton
Aug 26
l
303/4
Woolworth (F W) Co
25
37%
20%
23 Ye
6
95
*87%
20
23'A
67
6
39%
94
85
•
32 5/a
29%
Jan
39%
200
85
37
37
8%
Iron Co
l.
87
*85
23%
37% Jan
39%
12
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87
29%
138% Jan 1 4
39%
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87
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10
38
-
19
12
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300
88
87
10
'
4%
96
89
Woodward
14
■:
88
*86%
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10% Jan
4 5/a
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89
*25%
8% preferred
92% Sep 9
85% Jan 13
19
95
*86%
9%
Corp
39%
94
-
12
39 %
95
V
27
26%
4%
12
39%
95
4%;
89
25V2
42
20%
preferred
5,000
51
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor Industries Inc
4
69
423/4
9
convertible
17%
6
50%
Wilson & Co Inc common
8
Jan
■
10%
*84
41%
*25
$3
July 11
17
55/a
49%
48
31% Aug 17
July 14
89Yt Feb
*5%
30% Jan
20
25% Jun 24
7,900
3,800
103/4
85
29
66
22
8%
10%
103/4
85
1
preference
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
75
20% Sep
87% Sep
83/a
10%
83 5/a
43
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co 00m
8
27% Sep
8 5/8
103A
83 5/a
51%
100
43% Sep 14
July 8
'80% Mar 10
78
APr 1
1
;v:,; 8%
10%.
83 5/a
Wilcox Oil Co
8
23
•
83/4
10%
83%:'
20
_50
Prior
127
9
49% Jun 34
8 8)
54% Aug 22
25
16
8% Sep
(The
White Sewing Machine common
&
83% Aug 18
27% Feb 26
15% Sep 8
36% Apr 29
S
8%
83A
1,600
10%
White Stores Inc
19
9
Mfg
5ya% preferred
4
July 24
2,000
r
26ya
10
convertible preferred-:
4y4%
48% July
19
?o^8 »u,g if
12%
2,200
61%
39
2.50
Westinghouse Electric common
Aug 24
Sep
Mar
36
61
19%
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
46
59
56
36
61
31%
6
52% Jan
44% Sep
56
36%
61
■
41%.
100
28% Jan
,
561/4
36 Ye
61
85
*83%
*50%
—100
May 23
31
56
36
60
33
preferred series B
8ep 16
31% Mar 10
July !B
8%
55%
36
59%
20%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
20
22% Sep
.
55%
36y4
59
33
1
67% Jan
102
9
25% Feb
55%
*35%
8%;
8y>
ioy2
-
55%
36%
61
67%
20
APr
40
8
4.80% preferred
Westinghouse Air Brake
89% Aug 18
103
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57
59
*95%
Western Union Telegraph
Jan
32% Jan
Jan
1,000
*65
"
1
6
57
42% Jan
14%
'
67%
5
100
19
23
119
*13%
*65
'
Jan
14Ys Jan
Mar 25
3,800
133/4
36V2
21% Feb
27VaJulyl2
3an 23
28 5/a
13%
5
37
Sep
129
28%
133/a
*85
4
6
July 19
A®
29%
13%
*86%
4
32% May
28 5/a
13%
35%
Western Maryland Ry Com_No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
40
Western Pacific RR
No par
37% Jan
25
1
28%
100
35% Jan
41 y4 Jun
8
100
2 8 3/a ;
100
preferred series C
17
July 21
51 f» July 23
28 A
67%
28%
100
100
17
6
65%
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56 y2
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20
SeP
65%
28%
13
1
1
Jun
65%
28V2
12%
♦51
30yb Jan
'
37% Mar 14
ii„ Ju}y 23
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14%
88%
28
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
14
iS-dlsfributionfriCeS'
"9%
'
7
98%
1,400
67%
17,800
453A
8,300
90%
900
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8%
28
283/a
28
21
21%
20%
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91
88
90
22%
22%
22%
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19
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Sep
19% Nov 10
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•
17%
Jun
Sep
7
10
100
31%
99
39% July
87%
69%
40
53% Mar 20
148
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31
60% Dec 22
9
88
69
102% Mar 11
10
31% Feb
114 Ya Jan
89
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18
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22
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1,800
9,600
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31
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7
105
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19
83
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July 26
2
59% Nov
48%
68
64
36% Mar
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68
22
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47%
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•
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88%
313/4
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22
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17
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11,300
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29%
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98
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6
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33
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30
41% May 11
Sep 22
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6
17% Jan
36
/
35
150
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5
10
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—No par
92% Feb
38% Mar II
T
2,200
53^
Inc
45% Jan
1
28% May
16% Apr
7
24% Jan
36%
171/4
Pictures
West Penn Electric Co
35
w
36%
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14%
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;
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332
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14
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—
27% Sep
.
,
351/4
2%
2.50
78% Jan
July 22
100% Aug 12'
Deo
160
14%
2%.
1
27
87
82%
Mar 31
Apr
July
No par
10% July 28
38
SI
Dec
*156-
•
w
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33% Jan
IS v
8
Apr 17
38
23% Jan
8
Apr
101
160
Warner Co
Warner-Lambert
51% Aug
5
44% Sep 13
23% July 14
4% Sep 19
•
May
61
93
•
37% Jun
8
20
54% May 4
48V2 Jan 12
3% Jan
05
Feb
29% Sep
25% Jan
Sep
13,000
;
"
21% Mar 2
81% Aug 23
9
16% Aug 15
—.
„
46
;
Aug 21
50
36
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.
14%
13/64'
:_100
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Walworth Co_
Ward Baking Co common
6% preferred
Ward Industries Corp
4
18% Aug 24
Feb 20
8% Sep
10% Sep
29
20
*156
/
14%
Ye
,
105y2
Wabash RR 4%% preferred
100
Wagner Electric Corp
15
Waldorf System
—No par
Walgreen Co
—10
7
83% Dec
12% May 19
4,200
••
12%
;
18%
*" 7 23/4
16
—100
:
641%
12 Va
V
: 7-100
___
76% Mar 11
Dec
1
common
preferred
313/a
63%
..
66% Sep 25
14% Jan
Co
6%% preferred
...
40
Materials
convertible
5%% preferred
29 5/a
64 %
35%
357/8
897/a
Vulcan
31%
580
18%
12%
-5,400
,
295/8
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18%
31%
*
27
8
V *293/a
.
2,900
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351/8
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89
4
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35%
42%
26 Ya
4
108,100
:
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100
Jan
19
-
30
900
73
144%
25
14
357/8
102
15% Jan
21
12% Nov-11
Aug 10
71%
1441/4
"
18%
447/a
100%
94% Apr
23
Sep
Aug 31
89
74%
31%
25
36%
35s/a
1.25
90% Aug 16
85
'
77,1,400
*63%
•
50%
'36
41 v»
34V4
Virginia Elec «fe Power Co com
8
$5 preferred
-100
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100
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100
$4.12 preferred
100
29
,
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12%
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44
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503/4
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49%
,
35%
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Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
106% Aug 24
29
81% Dec
Jun
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1~
1.25
Vick Chemical Co
Aug 24
51
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16
97
^.5
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Inc
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co
30% Aug 23
22
Co
Associates
Vendo Co
Aug 12
124% Jun
9
21% Mar
Mar 20
39% Mar
83% Jun
76
35% May 23
107
25
821% Nov
4
96% Dec
22
*
_5
convertible preferred
$2.28
36
I
IT
Oct
35%
-
18%
Nov SI
19% Jan
35 Vs
36 "7 36 " 7
53
76
: ~ 35 %
'
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•
12.80
V
30% Nov
4,700
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-
160
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48
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5
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36%.
V
950
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V *29%
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59
46
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1
2
19,800
77'
37
'
58% '
Van Norman Industries Inc com-2.50
21
45%
156
"
158"
:
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
31% Jan
77%
37
1453/4
25%
,18%
64%;
/
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37%
; *36%
,
•
323/4
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V
1,400
10,200
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,
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72%
145
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v
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;
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29%
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5
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22 % Jan
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28
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V
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2
5
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-
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'
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46%
*
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27%
50%
73%
'
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9
Jan
26
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1
r
"
31
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156
37 : ■"
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28 %
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——
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155%
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1
Utah Power & Light Co
4%% preferred-
Aug 16
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45J/2
'24%
2.50
Products
78
.156
"v. 73%
—100
.
Universal Match Corp'
14
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-30c:r
13
80% Jun
148
78
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1
;
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38%
28
:
20%
'
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5%
9%
*35
'
\
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46%
144%
Stockyards Corp
8%
6
14
22% Aug
10
Apr
Jan
41% Apr
146
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28%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1-;
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Aug 25
45%
27
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"
27%
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28
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37%
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&
"
20%
28%
20%
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preferred
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27%
,
16% \
common
28 1
28
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21
156
United
s
■
•
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No par
-
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;
24% Mar 29
Feb
8% Jan
34% Jan
37% Feb
6
29% Sep
14% Feb
-
14
0
50% Mar IS
33% Oct
preferred
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*35
38%
27%
5%
v
8aies for
;
Friday %
Sept. 23
90%
,91%
158 '• • 158
v
92
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1
,
50
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1
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26
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•
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,
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5%
5%
27
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preferred
US Steel Corp common
4
8%
5
common
7%
'
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8%
100
8% non-cum 1st preferred
U 8 Shoe Corp
:
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103% Jan
23
Jun
•
38%
27%
.1
5
1
U. S Plywood Corp common
-3%% preferred series B
*25%
;
~
Sept. 21
89%
:
v.
5%
9%
*36%
.
92
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5%
27
9%
-
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HIGH
AND
Wednesday
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5%
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Sept. 20
90 va
-
158%,
5%
101"
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US Playing Card Co
,
19
36% Apr
50% Sep
9
47% July 22
26% Jan SI
,4,;
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47
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common
preferredUS Pipe & Foundry Co
5
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50 '•
preferred series A
Lines Co
93
*156%
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89%
>
50
4%%
Aug 31
Jan
U S
-—
157% Aug 11
4
37
v
64
20
144
4
153
35
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40% Aug 10
108% Aug SI
21
22% Deo
Jun
26% Jan
3
26
<t1
24
54% Feb
7
138% Sep
27
•
Industries Inc common—•—1—1"".
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1
8% Jan
I
38% Feb
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
30% Sep
LOW
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Monday
>
-
100
class A preference
5%
22
6
20% Jun
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
19
V
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15
Jan
4
!
preferred
*
'
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U S Hoffman Mach common__82%c
12
13% Jan
8
7% Mar
T,
69% July
10
142% Sep
33% Jan
31% Feb
8% July 25
7%
4
37% Aug 31
58% May II
99
Jun If
23
8% Jan
3
:
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.
US Gypsum Co common
13
Aug 23
25% Jun
21
29
161
40
20
Jan
116% Jun
Aug 18
25
14% Apr
9
26% Dec
Jan
5% May
12% Jan St
28 % Oct
12
27
86% Feb
Apr ST
Mar SO
120
*.■*'
EXCHANGE
V
-v
.
NEW YORK STOCK
v
Highest
116%
120
-
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—w
28
115
juu
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28%
116
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6,600
1,700
17,000
3,000
40,9
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Ex-rights
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1217)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italie
Tho
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
In
headed
column
the
the bonds mature. Figures after
when
"Interest
Period"
LOW
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
IOKK
r
STOCK.
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4V!»s
Treasury 4s
May
15
1
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3M28 wi
May 15
86.8
Apr
11
86.8
Apr
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3 Vis wi
11
Treasury 3M»s
Nov
Treasury 3%s
Aug
—Feb
Treasury 2%s__
96.12 Feb
18
96.12 Feb
18
——Sep
Treasury 2%s_—-Dec
Treasury 2%s
15
Treasury1 2%s—J_;
Treasury 2%s
Jun
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s__—Dec
Nov
♦104.4
♦102.16
102.24
♦102.16
102.24
•102.18
102.26
*102.16
102.4
♦101.26
102.2
*101.28
102.24
102.4
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102.6
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102.4
101.10
♦101.6
101.10
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101.12
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101.10
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101.8
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91.28
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1964
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87.8
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13
85.4
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♦96.20
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99.14
1961
1962-1967
*95.10
98.2
♦93.18
93.26
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91.24
93.24 Nov
10
Jun
15
1964-1969
Dec
15
1964-1969
*91.16
91.24
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15
1965-1970 '
♦91
91.8
Mar
15
1966-1971
♦90.4
90.12
Jun
15
1967-1972
♦89.24
90
*89.16
89.24
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2M2S
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
15
1967-1972
Dec
15
1967-1972
*89.22
89.30
Jun
15
1959-1962
*98.18
98.20
Dec
15
1959-1962
•98.7
98.9
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99.30
Sep
•
Nov
15
1960
Feb
15
1985
*105
106
Nov
International Bank
1
1980
♦102
103
1961
♦101.16
102
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102
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:
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94.16 Aug
14
1
1973
4 Vis
14
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1
1977
-
♦101
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;
7
Jan
1
1978
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1979
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15
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1968
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1969
♦96
Oct
15
1971
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96
May
15
1975
♦93
1
1960
*99.28
i
1981
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86
15
1972
♦89
90
4 Vis„—
93.16 May 20
Jan
15
3 Vis
93.16 May 20
96
May
4 Vis
7
Jan
—
3 Vis
_May
3 Vis
-
H3 Vis
83
Oct
3y4s
Jun
2
83
2
Jun
Oct
3s
-
July
-97
95
..
94
•
'
1
1976
♦85.16
87 ;
1961
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99.24
Feb
15
1962
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98.16
1950
2s
2s
flThis issue has not
98
15
Mar
Serial bonds of
No sales transacted this day.
98.24
Feb
3s__
•Bid and asked price.
98.24
'
—
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
as
99.31
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106
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103
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103
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20
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93.24 Nov
r
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♦98.28
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
15
Bonds($)
104.12
102.26
15 1961
15
for
Week
High
104.16
1995
15
Low
•104.8
1960-1965
.—Feb
High
104.16
1966
15
Friday
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
Low
High
*101.6
1998
15
Thursday
Sept, 21
•104.8
1978-1983
May 15
Feb
15
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
PRICES
Wednesday
Low
point.
*101.28
15 1990
15
SALE
month
a
104.16
1980
15
HIGH
the
ease
32nd* of
♦104.8
1968
1974
15
Feb
Nov
Jun
15
Nov
each
more
104.20
1980
'
AND
in
or
♦102.18
1969
1
Feb
one
♦104.12
1975-1985'
Oct
Treasury 4s
Tuesday
Sept. 20
Low
High
Sept. 19
Low
High
Exchange
Indicate
decimal point represent
25
102
♦101
102
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102
♦101
102
♦98
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-
102.16
98.24
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98.24
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98.24
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98.24
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■■■
r,
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Week's
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
.
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's ' Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
■
New York City
Transit Unification Issue—
r
1
:
3% Corporate Stock 1980
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
New York Stock
Jan. 1
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Low
Brazil
High
series
No.
3Vis
90^
__
49
91
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91
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series
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series
series
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series
No.
Caldas
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series
mortgage
conv
80
99%
83
Mar-Sepf
1965
1976
mortgage
Illinois
New
Cerro
debs
Georgia Ry—
mortgage 4s series
AGcn
80%
78
_-
27
of
Central
Central
82
100% 101%
57%
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1965
4s
debs ' 1983—
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Tractor
debentures
Central
78
*11
101%
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1976
conv
Ohio
&
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
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(J I)
Co. 3'As debs 1978
conv
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May-Nov
1962—April-Oct
gtd 5s A
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Airlines Inc
5.90s
1987
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1974__Feb-Auy
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58
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series B
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conv
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subord
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—
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102
95
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91%
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1987
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debentures
Airplane
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88
91
100%
211
13
88
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A
2%s
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98
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98
100
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,
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mortgage 2%s series I
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105 VA
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mortgage
4'As
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&
106
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98%
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88
debs
mortgage
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86
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102%
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to
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s
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,
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10
85%
adjustment—
15
86%
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53
99%
85
\
series
4%s
14
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1963
conversion
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13%
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85%
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debentures
Power
13%
13%
53
*98%
'J.— '
101%
City Electric 6'As
Caterpillar
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1958—
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93
90
Electric
3s
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conv
5%s
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f. 1971
series
ref
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99
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86
series
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87
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96
95 %
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readjustment 1979
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95
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„
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94
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to
extended
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89
83%
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■
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income
debs
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California
(City of)-—
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3%s
►95
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1968
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6s
89
Electric Power Co Ltd—
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96
(interest
external loan Dec 1 1968
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&
Brooklyn
96
_Jan-July
1968
4%s
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conv
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;
of)
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(interest
6Vis
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80
81%
18
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107
34
*
28
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1958
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62
89
95%
1979
ser
convertible
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58
88%
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•
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107
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extended
assented
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57
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70
62
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58
100
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debs
cons
•
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1979
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.
dollar
&
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64
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198
70
93
88%
ser
debs
4%s
78
207
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94
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to
external
63%
71
(interest
fund
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reduced
77
241
95
89
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ser
subord
subord
conv
Berlin
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to
conv
Baltimore &
59%
52
107%
Manufacturing Corp—
Boston
6tamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
40
of)—
to
4s
debentures
4%s
74
100%
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'3'As
Avco
75
196
—May-Nov
Ry 3%s 1963—May-Nov
4%s A 1964
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RR
Gen mortgage 3%s
Beneficial
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2012—
reduced
Coast Line
Atlantic
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101 %
99%
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54
233
93'A
92%
1995
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mortgage
74
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2%)
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mortgage 4'As
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pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
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to
&
87 Va
62%
233
85%
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67
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62
270
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to 2.25%)2004_
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74
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reduced
7b
20
78%
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51
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3 977
79
94%
89
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71
86%
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(interest
June-Dec
1962
80%
12
93
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1976
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pursuant
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76%
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98% 100 Va
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78
83%
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81%
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14
32
91%
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72%
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78
84%
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A
260
86
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1
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loan
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56%
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71
•
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Inc
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102
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.* •
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debentures
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convertible
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'
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11%
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—
;
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94
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to
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31
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*12
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82%
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—
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92%
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-
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2030—Mar-Sept
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96%
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41
99%
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111
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extl
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reduced
93%
98
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99%
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34
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to
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97
100%
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76%
96
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&
'
91%
84%
—
97
May-Nov
——
debentures
91%
—
ApriZ-Oct
1988
High
'
Mar-Sept
1963
debs
1990—
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19%
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100%
93%
;
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1953—
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yu'A
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American & Foreign Power debs 5s
r
4.80s junior debentures 1987^
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to
(30-year)
1958
(City
5%s
Co
3%s
debentures
3s
Co
debentures
Ltd
Jan. 1
No.
81%
June-Deo
1980
Range Since
Sold
—
ba
*—
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1964
198
153%
1963— Feb-Aug
1952
(30-year)
extended
Canada
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debentures
f
s
4%s
■,
Ann
Development
extl
due
3%s
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3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
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Oriental
America
4%s
4%s
103
,
21%
"
55%
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6%s s f extl loan 1973
April-Oct
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6s
of
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1
April-Oct
1965
new
(City of)
97%
.
198
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extl
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(interest
2008
4%s
fund
92%
90
(Interest
sinking fund old 4%se 1965
sinking
157
218% 220
101%
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Plan
(Govt) 5%s
(Kingdom of)—
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.
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2008
2.125%)
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1
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i
77%
71%
'
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&
77
Aluminum
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1952
fund
pursuant
reduced
'
70%
24
—May-Nov
1954
2.125%)
extl
Stamped
*91%
1962
May -Nov
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_Aprll-Oct
Allegheny & Westei'n 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 Vis debs 1978
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_Feb-Aug
1978
6Vas
sink
pursuant
reduced
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76 Vi
Feb-Aug
1964
(State)—
extl
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eyas
bonds
of)
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Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1984
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Ocf
70% ,.78
Bonds
High
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIE8
1st
Aluminum
1965
'30
(Colombia)
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Alabama
97% ,100
77
76
76 Vi
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1954
to
6Vis due 1965 extended to 1975
IA Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s
AMedellin
or
Sale Price
Alleghany Corp—
5s debenture series A
100
June-Dec
5%s 1974
extended
loan
AND
3s
1974
loan
1954
109%
76 Vi
(Imperial Government)—
A6%s
€%s
f
•II
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1977
(Government of)
s
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100 Vi
Public Works
1977
3s
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Jamaica
Week's Range
Last
Period
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93%
33 34
April-Oct
1977—
for
3s
f
s
Interest
Exchange
High
Institute—
Utility
Japan 5'As extl
BONDS
New York Stock
97
April-Oct
1047
Public
30-year gtd ext
4s
Jan. 1
97
Feb-Auy
lAHamburg
®7R
High
Range Since
Sold
Alabama
1964
paid
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Friday
Bonds
Government—
7s
A 6s
A
Bid & Asked
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
1930—
of
3a
Greek
Friday's
or
Sale Price
(continued)—
International
.
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
.
consol
consolidated
gold
gold
4s
4s
*88
104%
1989
88%
ni%
100%
84
84
84
14
79
84%
—
84
Ri
12
79
85
94
94
19
88
94
80
82 V*
80
83
Jan-July
fan-Julv
54
-•
■
1973—June-Dec
1989
87
104%
93%
104% 106
'
♦82%
—
*78%
—
__
.
t
—
.
Volume
Number 5989
192
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1219)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Chicago
Burlington
First
First
1st
and
&
1st
Quincy
and refunding
mtge
ref
1985—Feb-Aug
Friday's
*82%
90
*95%
mortgage
inc
mortgage 33/4S
,r
A5s
income
debs
1985
B
2054
Jan
Great
AGeneral
Western
May-Nov
series
.»A 1st
A
inc
mortgage
A2nd
4s
inc
series
A
h
mortgage
4s
series
General mortgage
4V2s
inc
debs
series
A
A Jan 2019
ser
series
B
Jan
mtge
2%s
income
mtge
Chicago
Chicago
23As-4'As
Union
Collateral
April
74
Pennsylvania
41%
4
40
58
1st mtge
33
32%
47'A
Delaware
76%
78%
Denver
.
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1st
'/r
2
57'/a
56%
58%
;
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Jan-July
54%
75%
•
80
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66
i
Jan-July
64»
Southeastern
*72
101
50
63%
71%
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3
101
&
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&
97
97%
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85%
91
99%
75
93%
97%
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62
58
64
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45%
51
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46
•
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F
1963
G
97%
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series
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82
85
*79%
81%
77
89
7 i %
1971
90%
May-Nov
1995—June-Dec
86
17
*96 '
90'A '
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.
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96 %
gold
1995_
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4%s
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&
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*95%
97»/2
92'A
96%
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
*7y
84%
78
85
Diamond
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91
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gold
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G
1969
debs
1977
87
*83'A
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58
0
81%
81%
--
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series
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&
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75
13
62
(•.„
*67
June-Dec
1993
B
87%
Industries
1st
1st
mortgage
64
1st
mortgage
St Louis Division
First mortgage
trust 4s
first coll
Electric
1990_.May-Noy
81
1970—Jan-July
91
Illuminating
1982
3s
mortgage 2%s 1985
mtge 3%s 1986
1st mortgage 3s 1989
37/8s
Mar-Sepf
—
1st
mtge
80%
June-Ocf
1st
1st
3s
.LJ
Mar-Sept
mtge 4%s 1994
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•
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100
100
100
:
10
;
Edison El 111
75%
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;
101
92%
Fuel
Iron
&
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Columbia Gas System Inc—
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series
debentures
A
series
97%
100
Energy
98
a
3%s
debentures
130
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series
C
1977
mortgage 3Vas ser F
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89
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89
Ohio
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Monday, September 26, 1960
. . .
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 23)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
1st
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85%
—__May-Nov
47/as 1968_i
America—
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A
128%
109%
■
>"87%
3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
20
1979April-Oct
1982—————Jatl-July
A 1981—„Jan-July
', 5s income debentures 1984—
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992_.—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970———Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3V4S series D 1967—_—-Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Now
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980——Feb-Auy
153
61
—
'»
-94
99%
May-Nov
May-Nov
—
-
.*<;
131%
-
;
81 y.
917/a
;debentures
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser
■t
*—■■''■: 145
*61.
81%
78%
.
91%
series A Jan 1981
April
Jan 1991——April
1971
Feb-Nov
first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967-Jan-July
1st mortgage
; '
106
76Va >81%
95% • 95%
8
'
*115
105%
96'A
mortgage - 3s 1979——:——May-Nov
Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nov
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966—
Jan-July
West
Shore RR
1st 4s gtd 2361_—
Jan-July
4s .registered
2361-—-—Jon-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
—
•;* 75%
138
102%
78
*80%,>'■
General
86%
103%
RR
Westchester
119
94%
204
.82
x-
108
9
♦81%
•>'
90
104%
'■91%
RR Co—
Washington
:
88
83%
38,
%82%
74% , 74 Vi
L.
105% 105%
mtge 4s income
Warren
.
94%
*
>107%
81%
.; X *96%
84%,
75
131% 136
iptge income 4 %s series B
First mortgage 3%s series B
106
100
>
—
80%
,
conv
Gen
.
__
93%
87
95%
105%
Feb-Auy
subord debentures 1976
"
.
'
subord debs 1980 wi
Gen
>;% 97% 104%
14
102
101 !
80%
—
132
1971—May-Nov
1975_ApriI-Oct
j
Corp—
subord debentures
conv.
conv
Wabash
1Q0
130
119
*91%
102
—
104%
•
West
86%
97%"'99 "
r
97%
of
Corp
Co—
4%s
102%
97
'92 V*
7<i
'
86
.
—
*
Virginia Electric & Power Co—''
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
:First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
,1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983—i
May-Nov
» 6s subord income debs 2008
:
Feb-Auy
—
115
119
82%
84'/a
*86%
90%
■
90
82%
.
7
'
.
85
.
—
29
"
mortgage
First
101%
77%
87%
102%
,101
-102% 103%
98%
r
47
102% 102 Vi
__
96%
76%
c
*82%
118%
86%
25
—
101
*90
90 %
96%
96
77%
77%
93
79
87%
220
„
*87%
91
80
90%
;
93
92
*96%
3Vas
■
Vendo
7.9
|—
*90ya
;
4%s
106% 109%
101
-
ctfs
Participating
87
84
69%
Steel Works
United
76
65%
i-
—
67%
108%
95 V*
89%
85
1
91
*90
&
mtge
Vanadium
*92
Co—
.
27/as series E 1986——_Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
—Jan-July
First mlue
series 11 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4Vis 1988
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
i
Jan-July
•
8
*78%
_Feb-Aug
Southern Pacific RR
10
70%
68%
*79
1986—June-Dec
—
.
77
*86%
Jan-July
—
_
1st mtge
Term
115%
-
71 %
'
90
87%
5
__
*84 '/a
>
%
•
*76
1987--—
Jan-July
Southern California Edison Co— .'
3 Vis convertible debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 23/is-4Vis 1994
_—Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973_Jane-Dcc
Southern Pacific Co—
v. ; .■•/•••
First 4Vis
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
Mar-Sept
4 Vis
108
88
67%
debentures
Fran
23
105
90
64
70%
67%
99%
95 Vi
.91
coll tr 2%s 1980—
—June-Deo
1st mtge 3 Vis
1982
j
;
_May-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Jane-Dec
Union Pacific RR 27/as debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973——__April-Oci
United Biscuit Co of America'2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s
debentures
1977——
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
—
—Jan-July
1st,mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971^—:
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3Vis .1972
Feb-Aug
'.1st mtge
coll trust 3%s 1975J
i—May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1972™
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures
1973
April-Oct
.
1st mtge & coll trust 4Vis 1977—
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
-Jan-July
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967—
April-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
Jan-July
"
Oil 2 Vis 1976————June-Dec
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963—
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—=
" •
v
3s debentures 1979—
:
Jan-July
Gold
11
84
"
__
Socony-Vacuum
Gold
89%
*70
Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965——.
—Jan-Julg
Marchant— ~~:' j
> -;;
.•
5Vis conv subord debs 1979-—._
Jan-July
San
99%
85%
9
89
*64
April-Oct
.—.
124
*86
*
debentures > 1985
93%
106%
103
;; 99%
109
98
June-Dec
1982;
94
90
99%
•
:
debs
Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
1968
First
3s
90
94
117% 121
121
Smith-Corona
2%s
85%
2
93%
.
*91.".
.
Skelly
2%s
Union
86%
80
—
.
87
94
*89%
-June-Deo
of New Orleans
86
80
86%
*92
•MM*
102%
95
78%
93 V*
70
82%
•
1996-Jan-July
April-Oct
1979.
conv
91%
92
*96
109
Jan-July
Tidewater Oil Co 3 Vis 1986Trl-Continental Corp 27/as debs 1961-—
.
.
92%
51
45
85%
*100
_May-Nov
3%s 1974
Products 47/as debs 1982:
Thompson
58%
19'
59%
*87%
*85
38
99%
♦85
3s
RR
Term
104
-96%
96%
*■
93%
.85
32
102 Vi 102 %
subord debentures 1-982April-Oct
Oil 2Vis' debentures 1971——April-Oct
conv
Union
Sinclair
80%
92 Vi
59%
101%
.
87%
♦95
94%
84
(The) 3%s debs 1983
-May-Nov
debentures 1965.
Texas <fc New Orleans RR— • •
•
First and refund M 3 Vis series B 1970_..April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990j..April-Oct
June-Dec
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
-Jan-July
General and refund M 37/as ser E 1985.
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
95%
85%
13.
*84'/a
,
71
100% 101 %
_April-Oct
Company
Corp
141%
_June-Deo
impt 27/as series D 1985
and
Texas
160 V* 160%
*
98
101
-June-Dec
Refund
104 %
Mar-Sept
—•
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
5Vis
97%
-
102
Corp—
Service
Shell
91%
♦103%
Feb-Aug
4%s subordinated debentures 1977—a
May-Nov
5s
debentures
1982—.
2
Jan-July
Sears Roebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983—Feb-Aug
Seiberling
98
8
97%
90
112 Va
97
100
capital conv notes 1979
_June-Dec
senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Jan-July
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019—
122%
107
9
171
120
-May-Noti
5s
83
126 %
99% 100%
123
5 Vi 7c
42
98
June-Dec
debentures
4%s
83%
81
121%
96%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2 Vis-1966
Acceptance
1972
Roebuck
Bears
84
81
Texas
1996
—
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997:
-Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980—.
:
Mar-Sept
A5s income debs series A Jan-2006—:
Mar-Nov
8t Louis-Southwestern Ry—
^
First 4s bond certificates 1989—
May-Not)
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
8t Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
—
April-Oct
Scioto Vv & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
May-Nov
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures -1971—Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
Jan-July
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
„•
1st mortgage 3s series B 1980
May-Nov
37/as s f debentures 1977
;
Mar-Sept
Seaboard Finance Co 5 Vis debs 1980i—
Jan-July
gold
84
78 %
76%
-May -Nov
-Jan-July
Inc—
notes 1979
senior
High
70%
85
—Jan-July
._
Low
No.
76%
(James)
Talcott
100%
98
—
5
83%
97%
-June-Dec
Baguenay Power 3s series A 19718t Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Second
96%
5
—
— —
83%
Mar-Sept
1977
debs
91
—
*84
April-Oct
debentures 1983
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp— ;
* V2S
serial D 1977
——i
General mortgage 3y4s series J 1969
Rchr Aircraft 5V4S conv debs
1977-.
conv
94%
—
100% 100%
Corp—
6Vis
-96'/a
90%
'
2
5 Vis
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
subord
McBee
90%
*
'
93%
1966—
2Vas debentures
Corp
Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
2%s
debentures 1973
Superior
71
69
—
—
'.
93%
_June-Dea
Oil
Sunray
;May-JVo»
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
-Apr-Oct
—
5 A Consolidated
Royal
93
1st
jAConsolidated
conv
941/4
88
Corp—
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power
IA Direct mortgage 7s 1950
4%s
89
120
1964
Jan-July
3%s series D 1995_Maj/-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—„April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%-s debs 1975
:
Feb-Aug
Richfield
5
3
*
Reading Co first & ref
IA Direct
931/4
91
*70%
Oats 2%s debentures
Quaker
98%
—
*96%
93%
First and refunding
3 Vis
98%
98%
—
—
90
1972
June-Dec
mortgage 3V4S 1983.April Oct
1975
April-Oct
1977—.
Mar-Sept
debentures
3%s
98%
■
Electric
Service
Public
88
93
3%s debs 1981
,
& Gas Co—
3s
debentures 1963
May-Nou
First and refunding mortgage 3V4S 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
Procter
112%
105
Jan. I
Sold
*82%
5s conv subord debs 1984
Jan-July
Standard Oil of California 43/as 1983
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982—_April-Oct
_April-Oct
4Vis debentures 1983—
_May-Nov
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971.
Jan-July
2%s
debentures
1974—
-Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4 Vis 1982
_Mar-Sept
Stauiier Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Inc
Spiegel
Range Sino*
Bonds
High
*74
May-Nov
1983
debentures
3 Vis
96
85
*98%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
33/4s conv debs 1973
91%
381
*98%
April-Oct
Jan-July
1986
debentures
f
1
_April-Oct
Tel 2%s debs 1985.
Southwestern Bell
♦72'/a
1
s
103%
■
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
123%
98
■=■88
f debs 1972
June-Dec
Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4V2S ser I 1963_Feb-Auy
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970-.
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Qct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oci
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—-May-Now
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July ;
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
;
1st general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake
3Vis
95 Vi
110% 112
111 Vi
99
3
102
95 Vi
Inc 3Vas s
Mills
Pillsbury
285
100 Vi
99
102
102
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
No..
High
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
■ -Week's
Friday
<*■%.. • m ■
Hr*
lir
.r
Friday
Interest
29
y Ex-coupon.,,,'.
'
1,
, ,
r,
:
noi
salt
Com;m'SStreport"deas bei^ln'bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized nnder Section 77
ST5& being'taSTed luring current weelr.
Bonds
selling flat.
'•
'
:
of
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
on
complete report of the transactions
week beginning Monday, Sept. 19,
Friday, Sept. 23. It is compiled from the report of the American
following extensive list we
the American
ending
and
furnish
a
Stock Exchange for the
RECORD
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
Range for Week Ending Sept. 23.
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Acme
Mfg Corp
10c
A
common
Precision
Wire
Products
Co
For
1%
2%
Corp
25c
Inc.——__1
—,—10
footnotes, see page 33.
■V/s
3
8%
3%
8 V'4
3%
14
r"
Range Since
100
27/a July
6,000
1% Aug
5% May
8%
8,000
4
3,400
3V4
Sep
400
13%
Aug
141/4
American Stock
Jan. 1
Jan
3% Jan
5
10
Sep
.5%, Jan
211/2
Jan
Sale Price
Exchange
Plastics Corp
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
481/4
1
Supply Manufacturing.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores-^
Investment &
7%
48%
Shares
Range
5,000
18,600
4% May
Low
High
8%
54
8
7%
8%
41/4
41/4
4%
2,200
20%
20%
100
.4%
4%
1,200
481/4
Sep
6V2 May
5,200
—
Aero
Aid
7%
1
Corp
for Week
Range
10c
Admiral
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
High
3
class A—__1
Missiles & Construction
Class
Acme
Corp
Petroleum
Shares
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Sales
Week's
every security whether
during me curreni year,
Discount Inc
.1
*
1
.
Since Jan. 1
High
10% Aug
72 Va May
10% Jun
3% May
7
Jan
Jun
22
Jan
18
4% Aug
6 Vi
Jan
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1222)
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 23)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
\
American Stock Exchange
Power
Wood
Alan
5%
Steel
Co
Algemene
Amer
4y«
4%
Kunatzlde
10 y8
86*/a
Aug
California
Sep
42%:
Jan
100
Mar
86 Va
Jan
6y8
Jan
Aviation Inc
1«*..
10
8
Corp
8%
7%
3%
*
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A_—
9%
5%
5%
—-1
3%
10
5%
27,600
100
3*A
300
Camden
l2*/a Aug
10% Jan
Fire
Canada
Bread
Canada
4% Mar
18%
Gas Co
6% July
5*6%
convertible preferred
Control
Allied
Ltd
Co
Canada Southern
Co
Inc——
BOo.
Corp
All-State Properties Inc
•
10
July
Canadian
Dredge
1,400
10% July
17%
Apr
Canadian
Homestead
13%
5%
8,600
11% Sep
4% Aug
17
Jun
Canadian
Husky
1
5%
5%
n%
ii y8
12
Aluminum Co of America $3.70
pfd_100
Oil
Corp
1
76%
76%
3%
3%
4%
4%
—
Inc
Ambassador
American
Beverage Corp
American
Book
American
1
Co
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
10%
78%
200
74 ya
Jan
81% Mar
3%
23,100
3y8
4%
1,000
4%
Sep
Sep
4% Aug
8*/a Jan
100
•
"\1Va
is %
18%
12%
13%
42
8,600
12%
Sep
17,900
v
ay*
4%
5%
9,000
4%
5%
I,700
<4%
Feb
Minerals
American
MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Meter
.
7%
7%
7%
200
3ft
17,600
•
41 Va
Sep
52
Feb
4%
Sep
7%
Jan
Casco
Products
12% July
16%
Jan
Castle
(AM) & Co
4
Jun
4%
Apr
Catalin
3iy*
29
fApr
32%
Feb
Cenco
Amurex
Oil
1
2%
700
Anacon
Lead
ft
14,600
31*/4
Corp
300
•fir
•fie
;—3
18 y*
18%
19
14 Vb
14
15%
An ken
Chemical
&
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
Arkansas
Armour
Power
&
Co
Oil
Associated
Amer
100
dep rets
Oil
85 Va
Jan
95%
Sep
Clierry-Burrell
34 y8
Jan
40 Va
Aug
33%
32
34%
26,800
30%
Jan
38% May
18%
2,000
Feb
Christiana
3,700
86% Jan
16% Aug
2% Aug
29%
3y8
6%
Jan
Chromalloy
sy8
5*/4
400
4% Aug
8%
Jun
Cinerama
ft
%
15,100
•18
Jan
Clark
Tel
Supply
A
del
Golfo
9%\
4,300
1,400
1% Mar
Inc com
1,100
53
Sep
66
9,400
44
Aug
58 Mj
l*/a
8,200
6%
1%
3,400
11,700
1%
15%
14 */8
15%
10,700
123/4
__1
5%
5%
7,100
23 y8
20,500
7
7%
900
6%
7%
8*/4
900
7% Mar
4%
300
10%
600
22
20%
7%
~I%
—
Shoe
Co
Feb
16
Mar
3%
19 Va
35
17%
6%
13A
16%
8%
73A
$1
28,900
3,500
18'A
3,500
16'A
Apr
25% May
Creole
6%
1.9G0
6%
Sep
l'A Aug
15% July
10% Mar
3,400
3/4
5,900
"41/4
83A
5,200
83/4
600
__
Ltd
Petroleum
Forman
Buell
Co
Rubber
Buffalo-Eclipse
J*urroughs
Burr/
10%
Jan
4%
_4%
"4%
2,900
4% July
6% May
4%
4%
4%
100
3
6'%
8 Va
100
30%
8%
12,000
10%
(J P)
18%
8,000
17
Sep
39%
Jan
15%
100
14
Feb
19*A
Jun
1% May
3% May
3*/a
Feb
B
31% Aug i
Dalteh
Feb
Aug
5%
footnotes,
Day
Corp
Jun
Delay
4% Aug
8%
Jan
Dennlson
'31%
Jan
35%
34
m Aug
31% July
34
May
partlc
Co
class
A
5*A
47
Feb
8%
Desilu
Productions
Detroit Gasket &
Detroit
10
Mar
10'/a
Jan
Sep
4'A
4%
23,700
3%
Jun
x8'/a
x8*/a
400
7
Jan
10
Xl03/a XlO%
200
10*/a
Apr
11
300
8%
Jun
Dilbert's
7%
Quality
1st
see page 33.
1,000
1%
Jun
7%
Jan
13% Aug
16%
Feb
19 Va
Aug
8%
Jan
9%
Jun
3%
Jan
Jun
46 '4
Jan
8 Va
July
Apr
63A
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9
;
Jun
11%
Feb
Jan
62
Feb
46%
700
3'A Aug
534
5
Aug
8%
Jan
16 Vb Mar
18'4
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22,800
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13,000
48'/a Mar
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Jan
Va
31,500
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24%
56
61
10%
10%
100
9 Va
2,900
113/8
11
10 Va
400
41
Sep
%
Jun
19 Va
1
Aug
19%
Jan
Sep
Sep
Jan
69
May
18% May
10'A
7%
8
7% Aug
32,709
800
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6%
Jan
123/4 'jan
Sep
3,600
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9% Apr
13 %
.
310
Va
300
31,1
34
34
9%
-
,
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8%
Sep
3% July
May
9% May
300
'
Apr
Apr
33
150
9%
Feb
4%
30,009
4%
Jan
35%
Apr
12
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
Jun
A Jan
3%
Aug
14% Aug
23% Jan
10%
8%
9%
1,700
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5%
2,600
% May
18 % May
135
Jan
10%
3'/b
28Va
143
Jan
Jun
-July
143/4
Feb
14%
Jan
%
%
1°G
14,400
8%
9%
300
8% Mar
1134 May
9%
9%
700
9 Va
10% May
3,300
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Ltd
Inc
Co
;
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Ltd
class
7 A
Jan
7
ft
7
8,300
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1,100
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11'."
6ft Jun
8% Mar
l'/a
Jan
13'A
1,100
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1,200
•
•
27%
9
48%
Feb
Feb
Sep
16%
Feb
10'A
Jan
•
123A
83/8 May
28'A Mar
113/4 July
33
July
9'/a
400
9
Aug
133/1
8'A
6,200
8
Jun
10%
Jan
July
47Ve
Jan
27%
8%
29
5,400
4 %
23% May
8,900
6% July
1,100
8%
48%
50
3%
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1
B common-.
Jan
16%
8 Va
26'/a July.
411/2 Mar
5
;
Jan
45
8%
•
1
9%
203/4
9
1
Co
14%
9 V8 Mar
12%
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12%
32.50
1
6'/a Aug
12 3/4 May
Aug
July
11
•
;
Jun
10% Mar
16
7.50
Co
Hosiery
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13
•
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
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500
11%
11%
•
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common
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6 Va
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11%
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—
&
1
2%
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Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd-Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Driver Harris Co
26%
10%
5%
v
8%
dep rets ord reg
Chemical
Jan
12
10
10%
10
7%
Jan
2
10Q
2,500
::
25c
Dorr-Oliver
May
2%
26
com__10c
Supermkts
Jan
8%
25%
140 Va 140 Va
1
preferred
19'A
Jun
2%
25%
Distillers Co Ltd—
Dlversey
Duke
3,000
Jan
Sep
83A Sep
43/4 May
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Textile
12'/a
7,500
Jan
Jan
■
"7%
1
Dominion
1,600
3%
Jan
Apr
18%
13/4 Aug
350
;:
7%
1
3 Va Mar
13'/a
16
193/8
17%
25'A
450
3%
6
8% J
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
3%
13%
60%
7%
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Dominion
600
2%
Aug
7
15,300
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Inc
Jan
4%
15
Jan
17%
6'A Sep
•
10,200
7%
Manufacturing
Industrial
8
4
12%
Jan
36
13%
';••
200
2%
28 Va
3 Va
%
9
Jun
9*/a Jan
1,900
13
200
8
Va
6
100
7*A Aug
39 Va Mar
6%
Apr
1
Jau
16% May
16% May
14'A Sep
1,900
59
3%
50o
Jan
6%
A
9% Aug
Va Aug
500
6%
7'A
stock
Jan
213
6%
2,600
15'/a
7%
A
class
Mfg
debenture
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
%
14 Va
9%
Stores
Dome Petroleum
A
60
57%
10c
Jan
Aug
14%
8
class A pref
35
System Inc cl A com__20c
Jan
Mar
1,300
10
Jan
18'A Mar
1
Jun
1% May
32
__20
16%
9
300
6'A
15%
•
Inc
15'A
13 y8
1,100
10%
50c
17%
600
A
34%
_2.50
common
July
Sep
Apr
400
Va
33/4 Mar
Mar
4
10 Va
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Dairies
37
10%
6%
3,000
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10%
11
2
Jan
7%
11% Xl2%
12'/a
ll'/a
Sep
73/4
10%
10 Va
13'/a
163A
11%
12'/a
1%
7%
Jun
1
Dixon
10%
Jun- '•:
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ll'/a
common.l
Feb
10%
2%
5 %
500
14%
•
10'A
8%
6,400
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•
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vtc
17,900
8%
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34 Va
•
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14%
4%
%
10%
50c
13%
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%
3*A
6%
•
;
Sep
xl0%
4
2.50
6%
2% July
2% Jun
6% May
10c
common
300
12%
15,500
600
21,300
12%
Feb
9% Mar
9*/a
6%
12
Jan
7'/a May
9%
34%
200
3%
700
9%
6%
5,500
Apr
7% Aug
20%
"
100
700
1 %
3,000
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common
Transit
3,500
8%
Apr
200
Mines Inc
Dayco
-DC
19.800
ord shares—3s 6d
Son Inc
1
"A"
Co
Brothers
5%
8%
Jun
7
preferred
Davidson
4%
25% Aug
Jun
5 Va
17'/a
1,600
14%
5%
14
25c
Land
Crystal
30%
8,500
4
9,800
2,400
'
6%
Co
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp
5'/a
2,400
Inlernat'l
&
Tobacco
30'/4
4,400
Jan
5*A
6%
(Md)
American Oil Co
Class
9% Mar
17
2'A
5%
4%
Jan
Sep
37%
Sep
Jun
1
A
28%
91/2
14%
2
Laboratories
2ft
Jun
8 3/4 Mar
27
Cutter
27%
Sep
6%
2'A
class
29% May
28
Sep
l!f May
35
23 V2 Mar
1,300
5,800
3
5%
,
Apr
15% May
8%
27%
Manufacturing Co
94
4
1,500
Jan
Jun
19%
11%
(Del)_50c
Inc
Curtis
8%
38%
26 %
'
July
Sep
10%
5
Industries
Venezuelan
40
100
3
\
1
Corporation
1,900
2
2%
•
Cuban
100
12
votings
Cubic
30
4%
cl A
Cuban
May
28% Sep
4%
20
Jan
16
100
\
Jun
96
13%
—12%c
Corp Ltd
•
32'/a
10 Va
Jan
8%
10%
1
Corp
Aug
29
rets
&
31 Va
900
%
13%
.-ft'.
Sep
7% May
20,100
•■•'•;•
2%
13%
29%
Corp
Biscuit Corp
& Edmonton
12 Va
'
2 Va
48%
'
Ltd—
dep
12 Va
1
25%
28
II
(The) Company.
12%
9 Va
8
Sep
29
A
preferred-.
14
2ft
A
13
14,000
8%
13%
2
44'/a May
13 y8 Feb
July
8'A Apr
14
13
8%
13%
7%
preferred
Cuban
Sep
20*/2 July
500
4
Calgary
For
$1.12
5% Mar
17*/2 Apr
serial preferred
Die & Machine Co
Mines
Jun
Oil
Amer
.——
13'A
1
-14%
cl
Aug
..
T
6%
—
convertible
American
4'%
4,900
34
-
l'/a
•
7 Va
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Co
Company
Burma
Jan
Ltd—
Distillers
common
Bunker Hill
3%
7*/a May
8
(Ihej Corp..
Budget Finance Plan common.
6%
Drug
Crystal
8
8%
Buckeye
60c
Cork
Crown
Jan
7'/a
2y8
preferred—
F
Crown
Jan
1,700
ll'/a
Bruck Mills Ltd class B_
S
Jan
1%
8
11,200
28
dep rets ord reg
Brown Company
B
24 V2
Apr
5 Va
Oil Co
30,900
1-1.25
Engineering
1
Crown Central Petroleum
30%
Co
1%
19%
Petroleum
Jun
48
2
•
Amer
4%
Carrier
%
22
Inc_
Light & Pwr ord
Jan
"l'A
3% May
% Apr
53/4
1%
American dep receipts (ord reg) __S1
Crane
Jan
10%
17
Works
5
6 Va
Crowley Milner & Co__
163/4
Sep
3% Aug1- -'.
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
3%
Jun
10'A
1,000
•
Jun
5,500
111/2
6 3A
3%
1.50
8%
2
Feb
"
3%
18%
common
57%
American. Tobacco—
Brown
Sep
Jun
3%
6%
A
Feb
15*/a
Gear
Traction
B
25 Va
Reynolds
21%
183A
Inc_
Petroleums
Class
6% May
16a/a
9.V2 Mar
i
20,400
96
•
dep rets ord reg__
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British
Columbia Power
Brown
153/4
&
Sep
Jan
9% Aug
18%
Beverage Corp
Corroon
6'A
23%
3%
53/4 Aug
•
class
&
preferred class
Cott
Jan
Jun
18% Sep
9% Feb
1,100
5
Feb
Amer
British
Jan
5Va Mar
43%
17,500
•
Inc
Aug
Jan
Sep
6%
10c
Ltd
(H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
6U
Feb
28
10%
Ltd
Smelt
-Corby
1%
13/b
%
3 Va May
46,200
9 Va
10c
8
Jan
6
10
_
Inc
Jun
283/4
6
Cooper-Jarrett
Apr
Aug
Feb
Jun
Jun
21
14,000
6
5'A
16
36%
19,000
10
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
47%
1
•
6
l3/a
1J July
Feb
4
Jan
Sep
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
%
9
1,300
4%
32
1
Corp
&
Products
4'/a
Jan
May
200
1
18
4%
28
5
Pacific
200
Jun
9%
ll'/a Aug
7,600
8ft
7%
common
American
British
21%
%
_4
Electric
New
Coro
33
28 '/a
2,400
15,100
13%
51 Va
Jan
21%
"15
10c
Jan
13 Va
36
21%
Continental Air Lines Inc
Jan
Feb
i'"
3,300
JJ
31 Va
12%
Inc
10%
Cn
%
35
12%
Industries
4
Sep
•
Co
Co
Mining
Construction
Jan
6 3/4
3,000
Continental
183A
Inc
Co
Diesel
400
19%
Sep
25
30 Va
18%
Commercial
25%
25'A Mar
Sep
18%
Continental
Apr
July
26%
7 Va
4%
Jun
3%
15%
21 Va
75
27'/a
28%
Aviation
47%
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
1%
16
July
11% May
23
2,300
7
6%
1
Stone
Metals
7'A
4
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
British
6%
3/4
Inc
-
Continental
5'A
38
6%
1,600
Jan
13'A May
37'/a Aug
27%
•
Inc.
&
4,300
5%
35
Breeze
Brillo
3%
20%
prior Dreferred-
Brazilian
22
3%
5 Va
17%
*
18%
18
"% "l
•
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Brad Foote
23 */a
16
21%
3
(H C)
Bourjois
17
750
17%
1
Corj1
5%%
7
9,500
1
Jan
<
12%
22%
27%
10c
Co
vtc
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Jan
5
Corp
Oils
Consolladted
Jun
1,900
lc
5%
6
6,800
fig
;•
1
Consolidated
Jan
14
5%
Blauner's
Bohack
Feb
Consol
9% July
11%
43/4 July
9 'A May
45 y«
Inc
Brooks
4%
5
Bell Telephone of CanadaBelock Instrument Corp.
Bobbie
;
Aug
41
"4%
(S )
Aug
5%
Ties
Birdsboro
24%
42 V*
Corp common
convertible class A
B lumen thai
Feb
12'/a Mar
12%
22%
.
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Jan
15%
—3
Inc
Apr
12%
1
Community Public Service
18% Mar
1,000
10
3
Jan
45,600
Bayview Oil
Watch
Sep
Sep
5
14%
_
Aug
Aug
1
Co
Equipment Co
Electronics
Commercial
Jan
22 y8
Corp.
Co
83
1
Products
Caribbean
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
13*/a
Candy
Bickford's
2%
11%
18%
Corp__
Baruch-Foster Corp
Basic Incorporated
Benrus
Sep
May
18%
Engineering
Barry Wright Corp
(AS)
il
5
10
50c
Beck
4%
__1
Light & Power Ltd
70
Jan
Jun
1ft
Construction
Beau-Brummel
Aluminum
Colonial Sand
Feb
51
6
Corp
Jan
73'A
lc
Corporation
Coastal
3% Jun
55%
Banco de los Andes American
shares—
Banff Oil Ltd
6%
.V31
53
1%
Inc
Securities
Br o triers
Club
Aug
45 y4
6%
Rubber Co
Barnes
lutFeb
47
pesos
& Gas class
63 '/a
50
1
Co
Manufacturing
Corporation
Clopay
11% Aug
Sep
13 y«
Corp
Baldwin
Bearings
105%
-5c
Corp
Baldwin
Barton's
8% Aug
Jan
54%
—1
160
1
Inc
Controller
Cohu
I
preferred-
Va
81%
10c
Jan
2%
Corp_
Collieries
Mining
Corp
Corp
11%
.10c
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Oil
Clary
l7/8
A
Electronics
Consolidated
Chief
Claussner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
2%
—1
non-cum
Industries
Sep
Jan
2%
Corp
69
81%
2
Jan
.10c
10c
Jan
69 Va
2
Aug
99%
2
Aug
23/4
69%
5
Inc
1%
8%
Inc
Automatic Steel Products
Corp
9*/a
8%
5
543/4
Jun
2.50
3'/a
11%
-
Corp
Barker
11%
100
Feb
l'/a
1 Va
10
Jun
__1
Aurora
Barcelona Tr
12,000
31 Va
4 5 Va
_2
Sep
11%
Corp
Audion-Emenee
BarChris
7
30,900
'4,800
Jun
Mar
1 %
...
1%
~8%
warrants
Plywood
Industrial
6%
Jan
Va
1%
49
«■
48%
1
611
-Bp
10
Sewing Centers Inc
class
6%
10%
6-Ve Mar
10
100
1% May
6% May
•
Sugar
Atlas
Inc
5,000
_5c
Atlas
Non-voting
400
1%
Aug
6
100
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Mining &
Atlas Corp option
Plastics
2*/2
1%
•
partlc
Corp
Devices
93
Jun
10c
cl
Corp
Consolidated
Development
2%
1%
lc
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Research
X6U
2%
1
Co
Tel
&
%
100
x6ii
-1
Amerlcc
5 Va
5%
1
Chesebrough-Pond's
%
5,000
6
27%
Clarostat
Inc
of
Associated
Baker
200
3,700
5y.
21
Jan
6% Mar
1
Charter Oil Co Lid
Aug
94
40c
Sep
ft Aug
1
Chamberlin Co of America
397/u
3
15'/a
1
Electric Co
Investors Inc___—
92*/a
CI
Stores
Gas
12
Century
16%
reg
&
Century
39%
'
300
1,500
5%
preferred
conv
39%
3
9%
2,000
•
$1.50
7Va May
55% May
7'A May
Sep
6% May
100
Associated Testing Labs
Ayshire
1,300
6,000
Sep
Sep
103'A
,..-.•
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16%
9%
15%
Central Securities Corp common
$1.40 ser B conv pref.,
Jan
1JO
Corp Ltd
Industries—
Stationers
Avnet
3%
10%
6%
93
4
Associated
Avis
3y4
3%
9%
Electric
Associated
Avien
Jan
pfd
preferred
Food
Audio
Sep
44%
1
Laundries
Atlas
3%
22%
6%
41 y8
Co
Associated
Atlantica
400
II,900
6%
10
Light 4.72 pfd
Associated
Atlantic
May
Jun
43%
V Va
Feb
58%
Feb
99% Jan
30
Sep
Jan:
8%
Va
16
Hadley
0
Aluminum
convertible
Asamera
5
4%
warrants
Altex
35c
1,100
3,800
1
Corp
<fc
Sep
6*/4
0
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arnold
22% July
8% Jan
14 '
6%
51/4
6%
47'/2
400
.
28Va
-.
Aug
5
;
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
2,500
Jan
20
57
101% 101%
Jan
Apr
ll'/a
%
*
America
of
101%
10
Corp
Corp
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Jan
1
Jun
6%
20c
Corp
2%
ft Aug
15
5%
1
Film
1% July
2,300
Corp
Instruments
Central
2
2%
Anglo
56%
57
•
15
Sep
May ' *
Sep
Jan
Jan
l'A
Jan
July
5 Va
500
50
8
21%
_5.50
Light $5 pfd
%
14
Va July
ll'/a
5
42
600
Angostura-Wupperman
5,200
7%
«\
,
Sep
1
Carnation Co
41/4
Corp
i
Amer Exploration Ltd
4.70
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ocrp *2' shs_2.«0
4,500
Sep
Jun
12'A Jan
4'/a July
ft Aug
8%
2,700
10%
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(JW) Co
1
4%
Ltd.
ft
12%
9%
Carolina Power &
0
Mines
%
12 Va
Jan
.5,300
Products
%
12%
10%
Sep
13,800
Radio
5%
Jan
4%
Sep
1
\
Jan
61£
Jun
7%
1
14%
5%
Andrea
3Va
12,700
6c
27%
13%
4%
Anchor Post
4,800
8 Va
200
Sep
5
>
4%
7%
1,100
:
143/4
1 Va
Jun',
July
4
10,600
22% Mar
47/a
A_.
4
%
600
12%
class
3,000
8%
12,600
12 %
Co
4,100
5%
i
Jan
Jun
5ft Feb
Jan
%
%
5%
<■
ft
41%
41%
%
5%
8*/4
1
1
14
_4%
35 Va
*
2ft Jun •
5 ft
_
Jan
26
:
'
,
8%
.
33A
23
July
25% Aug
"2%
Jun
34'A Jan
7% Aug
3% Mar
,
3% Mar
■": 200
1
26 y8
American Petrofina Inc class A
American Seal-Kap
Corp of Dal
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
July
7%
26
12.00
Co
6% Mar
partic
3 Va
33'A July
4ft Mar
4%
pfd__10
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
6% Aug
:
23,100
"%
_10o
Oils Ltd
&
Williston
Sep
1.000
,6ft
25%
—
Mines
50'/a May
57
25%
—
Canadian
Jun
4%
Gas
Jan
19%
1
Northwest
Can
"3*
5H
,
•
:
Ltd—
Ltd
19 Va
25c
Industrial
Javelin
Jan
Jun
3 Va
1
1
Ltd—.—2.50
Canadian Marconi
American
-,■■■■,
Co
Ltd
Feb
45
50
-
vtc_l.
Oils Ltd
Petrofina
50 ya
12% Aug
11% May
4% Sep
Dock
&
Oil
Canadian
Apr
50C
Aluminum
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
10 Va
23 */a
3,900
1
Business Systems Inc
Electronic* inc
American
11,700
46%
46
-——30
Amerlcan-Internat
15"
12
11%
——.1
Alsco
Mar
II Va
12
58
4%
20
Ltd
Jan
21% July
25%
•-
common
Petroleums
50
*3A
511
•
Ltd
Co
3%
18 Va Mar
*
5
1 ...>
preference
TIya
-10
Paper
6,800
52
■
Allied
19%
50
50
1
:
High
2 Va May
15,600
54'/a May
50
50
Cement
6% %
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
3
50
Insurance
Jan
4*A
Jun
18%
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
12% Mar
8% Aug
3,900
July
72
Feb,
July
6% May
6
;
Shares
High
2%
1
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil &
58
t—_—
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Low
2%
Electric Power common
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
lOo
$3.00
V—
N
dep rets Amer
Pictures
Jan
3% July
3,000
Calif Eastern
700
9%
Jun
21
3,500
__1
Inc
American
Allied Artists
23%
147'A
81
21
Sep
82
10
—
Airlines
Par
High
135
common.
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
preferred——100
preferred
Alaska
All
4.20%
VWftk'S
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Southern.
Great
Alabama
of Prices
Low
Par
Alabama
ffriAav
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
4
4%
5 Va
•
33%
Jan
Jan
10 Va
Sep
38%
Jan
53
May
1,409
3 Va Mar
4ft Aug
2,800
4% Sep
4% July
63/8
Jan
63/4
Jan
,
Number 5989
192
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1223)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Duval
Corp
Sulphur
1
&
Potash
Malleable
Iron
preferred series A
preferred
Edo
Corporation
Elder Mines
Electric
4% Sep
33% Aug
24% July
Elecronic
2,000
700
25%
25
__
Research
Associates
Electronics
Corp
El-Tronics
30
26%
1 %
17
15 Vb
17
■
-
1,700
15%
15%
12 y8
12%
1%
12,600
28 Va
24%
28%
7,200
98%
99
•
8%
10 y4
10%
3%
4%
44 %
43 %
44%
1
4V8
4 y8
4%
8
8%
x8 V4
x8%
8%
1
9%
25c
ft
10
Eureka Corporation
Eureka Pipe Line
Ltd
$1
or
1
6j/4
Factor
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
l
25 V*
1
167% 177%
$2
shs
of
beneficial
Falcon
Seaboard Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Felmont Petroleum
Film ways
class
Corp
Sep
Feb
Jan
Sep
16%
Jan
•
Feb
Firth Sterling Inc
Fishman
(MH) Co
Flying
Tiger
Line
Motor
Ford
of
Motor
American
Forest
Ironrite
Irving Air Chute
Jan
Israel-American
Jan
Jeannette
Jan
Jetronic Industries Inc
Apr
Sep
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Feb
10%
%
Feb
Jun
17
Mar
12
Jan
30% July
Fuller
Gatineau
201% Aug
Jan
26% July
Kay
Jun
29
Kidde
Sep
5%
ord
Mfg
Kilembe
Kin-Ark
6%
Jan
Jan
Klein
Kleinert
5% May
10 Va
Jan
Knott
18
Feb
13%
Jan
181%
Jan
5%
12,300
137/a
500
9
9%
122% 126
914
4,400
325
13%
Jun
8
Jun
122%
Sep
12%
12%
13%
31,700
12%
Sep
16%
1314
1
—
12%
14%
3,700
12%
Sep
14% Sep
2
Jun
Mar
1%
1 %
1%
.1,800
1 %
'1
31/2
3%
3%
800
3%
Aug
27y8
27%
27%
500
27%
Sep
39% Feb
Feb
39%
1.25
common
•
33 Va
100
"
1
21
Co
Acceptance
General
Alloys
"wts"
Co
Builders Corp common
convertible preferred
General
Development
General
Electric
1,100
■
Jun
100
3%
Jun
Jan
3% July
6
Sep
Jan
1,000
2% May
4%
4%
1,500
3% May
5%
Jun
29%
Jun
12% July
23%
Jan
4% Aug
41/2
2%
4%
18% May
1
6%
Jan
26 % Mar
35 %
25
Corp
2%
Sep
2%
1
General
5
200
2%
Jan
5
Jun
100
2%.
4%
43/4
Aug
1
13%, 15%
131/2
23,400
Ltd—
Co
"
American
General
dep
ord
rets
reg
£1
:
5
2.50
Fireproofing
General Gas Corp
_
Indus Enterprises
Plywood Corp
Siores Corporation
General
General
General
Giant
Gilbert
(AC)
Gilchrist
Globe
Co
Gold
Goldfield
Grand
Gray
B
Rapids
97
85 V2
12 V4
11%
12%
77,100
7%
15%
15%
400
11 Va
11%
11 Va
100
12%
Manufacturing
Industries
6%
Griesedieck
1%
10,300
1%
17%
18
1,400
17%
Sep
22%
36%
38
1,000
32%
Apr
41
July
100
8%
Feb
12 %
Jun
10% July
19%
Feb
3%
Feb
9%
9%
12 y2
12
5
12Vb
_10c
Inc
2%
2%
3
2V8
l7/a
6
.
100
6
class
Inc
A
350
23% Mar
4
1,100
3% May
1%
500
1
11%
Jun
26 %
100
22%
Jan
26%
8y4
Aug "
10% May
.
—
26%
•
7%
7%
2,300
7 %
1%
1%
600
1%
1
1 %
5,000
10%
2,000
10 %
3,700
10c
Western
l'/s
50o
10%
8%
1
Industries
to
9%
9%
Industries
l'
..
,
55%
8,500
2 'ft
2%
2%
8,500
8%
8%
9%
1,700
July
1% May
78% Sep
400
18% Mar
51
55
Co_
5%
1
5%
10
5%
23 Mi
1
6%
4,000
6%
9,400
23%
900
6%
1,100
63%
63%
200
2
:
6%
25
Harnischfeger Corp
Inc
5%
5%
Corporation
Stores
24
22%
1
25c
5y8
5%
900
22 %
23%
23
2%
Jan
*eb
Sep
12% Aug
45
59%
...
■
Jun
3
Aug
14%
Hazel
Bishop
Hazeltine
Hebrew
Hecla
Inc_50c
3%
25c
Kosher
Foods
8
68%
38 Va
Co
Rubenstein
Inc
•
*
Corp
(WE)
4%
7
22 Va
& Co 5%%
liV
ft
10c
*
National
Heli-Coil
Heller
10c
Inc,
Corp
Mining
.Helena
;
23
6%
Sep
8%
Jan
Sep
6%
Sep
Sep
5%
pfd
12,600
,
8,700
3%
2,300
8%
7%
2,700
71
38 Va
1,650
43%
25,800
101% 101%
100
preferred
3%
67
20
'
74%
100
75
61
32%
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
,
60
May
4%
1,600
7
Jan
25%
May
5
Jun
% July
5
65
Jan
6%
1%
Jan
Jun
Jun
10
Jun
Sep
31%
Jun
Jun
4%
Apr
7% July
9%
Jan
71%
Sep
22%
3 %
38
Feb
32
Feb
93%
Jan
67
Feb
58% July
101%
77
Sep
Sep
lOo
5
5
5y8
Jan
10c
3%
37/a
1,000
5%
Jan
25c
3%
1%
4% May
3% May
7%
Hercules Gnlion Products Inc
Herold Radio & Electronics
1%
1%
7,400
1
Aug
7%
Jan
12% July
3% Sep
17%
Jan
6%
Jan
12%
Jan
Helmerich
&
Inc
avne
*
Higbie Manulacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5%
25c
com
convertible preferred
Hiller
Aircraft
Hill's
Supermarkets
Hilton
Hoe
1
Hotels
(R>
&
Class
A
Hoffman
1
50c
1
common
Corp
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
:
Stores
Holophane
Home
Oil
Inc.
class
100
9,500
10%
Class
A
Horn
& Hardart
Horn
5%
&
Hardart
&
Howell
Hubbell
Class
(The)
Electric
1,500
9%
Sep
7%
6,000
5%
Sep
7%
Sep
2%
1,200
2% Aug
7
Sep
3 %
Jan
9%
Jun
5% Sep
1% Aug
7% July
2% Jan
5%
400
1%
3,100
50c
1%
21 Va
1%
1
—
_•
—
•
.
—
8'/a
7.50
Co
32%
120%
Baking Co__
•
common
20%
.
3,100
1%
1%
—
1,400
55'%
if
8ya
8%
32%' 33%
119
120'%
footnotes,
35
35%
32%
48%
Apr
1,300
7%
1,500
7
225
20
—
32%
300
31%
Jan
2% Aug
3%
Jan
61
Jun
Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
30
Jun
39%
Feb
115
Jun
127%
Jan
600
32%
200
38 %
Jun
36% July
98% Sep
see page
July
4,200
39%
Feb
78
July
23%
22,100
13
Apr
23%
15%
15%
300
15%
1,000
14% Aug
13% Aug
19%
15
io
4,200
l3/4 Mar
318 Mar
1 Va
800
1
Aug
2%
2
1
Sep
Jan
18 Va
Sep
Jan
1%
1%
1%
4,000
l3/4
2%
2%
1,900
2%
Sep
Sep
2%
2%
2
2
2Vb
2,000
1% July
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Sep
600
203/4 July
24
Va
16%
16 Vb
19
3,400
Jan
Sep
Kratter
1
Corp
—
(The) Corp Class A—
convertible
$1.20
L'Aiglon
La
Apparel
Lake
Jan
19
Apr
21%
20%
21%
19 Va Mar
233/4
21 Va
21
21%
1,700
193/4
Apr
23 % Mar
1%
1%
2%
5,600
1%
Sep
1
30%
27%
30%
5,000
8%
Sep
12
11%
12%
5,300
9 %
July
4%
Jan
11,600
Apr
3%
Jan
30 Va
Sep
12%
Jan*
143/e
Jan
7
1
Corp
Jun
1
Industries
4%
4%
4%
1,900
3% July
1
3
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
133/b
75 Desos
a
Mines
Shore
9,000
2,100
1
Electronics
Radio
%
33%c
preferred
Inc
Consolidada S
Lafayette
4%
4%
4%
1,100
9%
Sep
6% May
6
5%
6%
3,700
4%
Jan
9% May
"
Jan
100
15%
Jan
19
200
16 Vb
Sep
26%
Jan
Lanston
Industries
Inc
5
6%
6%
100
5 Vb
Jun
7%
Sep
La
Extension
University
5
9
9
100
8%
Sep
11%
Apr
Sep
63%
Jan
Sep
73/a
Jan
93/4 May
Salle
Leesona
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
Le
Tourneau
Locke
Lodge
4%
Loral
Electronics
Oct 24)—
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30o
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lunkenheimer
(The) Co
2.50
Lynch Corp
2
Mack Trucks
Macke
(G
A
Oil
Public
Maine
Mangel
Service
Stores
Mansfield
Marconi
Martin
Tire
Marine
Intl
Maule
Johnson
Menasco
Thermit
6%
Ji
Sep
July
543/4
jan
Canada—
& Light 5%
pfd
RR
Molybdenite Corp
1
1
—1
(Can) Ltd
of America—
1
pfd_100
4.80%
preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Chemical
1
Co
Moody Investors Sen ice par tic pref—•
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
6%
Mt
Diablo
1
Company.
Mount Vernon
Tel &
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy
2.50
Tel new—12.50
Mills Inc—
States
——-1
—
—1
Corporation
5
2.50
10
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon
Piston Ring Co„
Muskogee Co
Muter
50c
Company
Corp
5
Namm-Loeser's
Inc———■——-—1
Nachraan
Napco
Industries
Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
10
10
300
15%
16%
500
15%
Sep
23%
Apr
15%
15%
15%
National
100
15%
Sep
22
Apr
National
National
Bellas
Hess
National
Brewing
National
Casket
Co
1
Milling—3
-1
(Mich)—
1
Electric
Company
Weld
Machines
Equipment Rental Ltd
—1
5
1,000
23%
25
3,600
33%
3,000
8%
10%
13,100
100
123/4
May
y
Sep
Jan
16
Sep
363^
19
Aug
273/4 July
2
Sep
%
6%
Sep
1%
Feb
1%
Jun
Apr
.
Sep
Sep
273/4 July
Jun
22
11% May
24 Va
Jan
20
Jan
2%
% May
92,600,
22%
25%
9
7%
283/b
6,600
9%
.
11,000
8
2,000
115% 124%
4
4%
14
' '•
14
ft
14,600
8,600
600
ft
36 Va
26 % Mar
Sep
8 Va
Sep
193/4
Jan
Aug
4%
Aug
173/b
Apr
July
32 Va
Aug
Jan
6% May
9%
9
60
79%
84%
11,900
20%
1,700
123/4
133
Jan
8%
3% Aug
13%
16
Jan
1%
ft July
100
20
Sep
Jan
Sep
9%
Feb
21%
Jan
12%
13 %
2,800
12 3/4 July
2%
2%
2%
3,100
1% May
10% Jun
'
11%
'
11%
400
Jan
90
273/4
1'2%
2,300
Jan
May
Feb
4%
5
Jan
Sep
Sep
34%
20
47/b
4%
4% July
13 Vb July
9%
■
13 Vb
July
16 Va
Jan
22
Jan
43%
Jun
5%
200
4
Aug
63/8
Feb
123/4
1,200
12 Vb July
20%
Jun
203/s
1,200
19 Va
Jun
24 Vb
11%
Aug
143/4
6
May
33
123/4
300
25,500
19%
.'
•
10%
36%
12%
•
32%
5%
10 Vb
35
Jun
10%
Jun
4,500
6%
700
n%
n%
1,600
102 Va 102%
75
xl3
102%
"
143ft
63/fe
*•
9 Va
95
,
26%
27 Vb
300
5%
6%
2,400
5
2%
5%
2%
1,000
2%
ft
2,400
%
'
37 Va
36
39
6,500
243/s
24%
27
2,500
;Feb
25% July
July
Jun
7
35
13 Va
,
.104
39
Jan
Sep
July
Feb
Jan
Aug
Jan
9%
Jan
4
Jan
Sep
1%
Sep
243/a Sep
593/4
Jan
393/b
Jan
Jan
Va
36
Jan
43/8
4%
43/a
5,100
*
Apr
8%
863/4
863/4
87%
30
80
Feb
87%
87 Va
Jan
95
Sep
Sep
83 Va
Jan
89
Sep
Jan
156
149
13%
149
11%
150
14 Vb
50
34,100
142
103/8 July
46
~2%
~2%
~2%
3%
3%
300
200
15
14%
15
1,500
14
24%
25%
4,100
23%
4%
4%
5%
12,900
17%
17%
18
34%
34%
200
9%
600
9
Feb
3% Aug
25 Vb
3,500
Mar
2% Aug
8%
4
30
8%
Aug
143/8
Aug
53
Juiy
3%
Jan
4
Feb
4%
Jan
May
163/4
Aug
26%
Sep
May
6 Va
Feb
23 Va
Jan
17% May
30
Aug
343/b
Jan
Sep
Aug
143/4
Jan
Aug
343/4
Jun
6%
~5%
7,300
5%
Aug
9%
9%
9%
800
9%
Sep
13%
Jan
8 %'
8
9%
4,100
8
Sep
123/4
Apr
4%
4%
5
2,700
4% Aug
6%
Jan
43/4
~8V4
~6%
5
400
8%
Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Apr
12%
Jan
2%
Jan
43/4
8%
23/4
3
600
35
150
28
Jan
353/4
Sep
13%
15
8
35
3
1
1
.
11,400
1%
6%
32%
4
preferred
Mountain
i9o
3,500
1%
50
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co 4.40%
Montrose
1,400
2%
%
700
2,700
81
"ctfs"
Inc—
Molybdenum Corp
9%
203/a
1
100
10c
Company
Airlines
Aug
,
*
of
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
15
2
50c
preferred—
convertible
Aluminum
Apr
Feb
20
•
——,—-5
2.50
Miller Wohl Co common
Mirro
30
10 Vb
5,200
17
14
50c
Piping Co
Minnesota Pwr
13
Sep
12
9
73/b
10
Factors Corp.
Corp
Sep
263/4
19
—
4%%
12%
100
16
4
Corp—
Mid-West Abrasive
Mining
1,100
11%
122%
——1
Associates, Iiic
——1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Midwest
14,000
12%
9 Vs
Microwave
Mill
49%
26%
4 Vb
1
1
1
—
42 3/4
Sep
12%
48%
8%
1
*—1
preferred
Hone
183/4
Sep
23%
lOo
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Micromatic
1053/4
Sep
ft
22%
5
Corp
Inc
Extruders
Jan
16%
33 y«
1
Mfg Co—
—
Refrigerating Co
&
34%
10,600
6%
3
Inc
Merchants
Metal
31,800
253/4:
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—
Mesabi Iron Co
Miami
11% May
%
——*
Co
&
Aug
300
new—£1
Ltd
Industries
Mead
Co
Jan
7,600
232,500
1%
2.50
Com
Apr
Jan
15%
1%
12%
tt
2
warrants
Co
Mas'sey-Ferguson
7 Vb
2 Vb
18%
9%
•
——.—1
Rubber
&
Jan
Aug
1 Va May
19 V*
Inc
—
24 Va
4
86%
-7
Co
Specialities
Majestic
18% July
1,400
3®
11%
—33 %c
lo
10c
50c
Goods
Corporation
Sporting
Magna
5Vb
Jan
26%
1
Airlines
Inc—
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Jun
16%
12%
1
Mackey
Mages
20
16
class
Corp
B)
13%
78%
48%
warrants
Inc
8% Mar
ft
79
(expire
MarFadden Publications Inc
Feb
4,700
300
10%
18%
_.—1
Corp
73,fe
50
1%
1
Service wi—.———10
Gas
Jan
22
12%
1%
1
Co
6%
7
19%
Co
Jan
7%
7
4 Va
Watch
Aug
323A
200
19%
(The)
Shipley
&
133/4
May
700
1,040
5 vb
5
Longines-Wittnauer
33/8
4% July
10%
27%
Bartlett cl A—25c
&
31,100
5
9%
Chain
Kessler
10%
25%
g
~9Va
America Inc
of
Corp
Steel
Lockwood
10%
26
38
9,100
3%
3%
1
10
1
preferred
Lithium
42%
38
3%
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
*5%
17%
3
Inc
Inc
(RG)
38
—5
25c
Corp
Lefcourt-Realty
17
17
17
10
Co
Lamson & Sessions
17
5
Lamson Corp of Delaware
15%
33.
,37
23
—
Jun
Jun
22%
5
14
26 Vb
60 %
17%
Sep
1,200
23
5
com
—
20%
95
5
Kobacker Stores ———.—_—7.50
Hotels
1
Co..
common
For
?% Mar
—
55
8%
8
20% Aug
1% July
Sep
56%
Jan
Jan
ft
94
Apr
30% May
fDA Mar'
2.50
(Harvey) Inc class A
B
2,400
21%
—
—
100
Mfg Co.:
Motors
10%
10%
7%
5
preferred
Hoskins
11% Mar
2%
•
A)
Sep
8% Mar
5%
7
B
(C°o
7%
2%
7%
'
Hormel
15,300
1%
.
Ltd
7%
10%
5%
;
—
Co
Co
7y4
10%
25o
International
Hofmann Industries inc
Holly
~3%
50c
——2 50
—
-
~3%
3%
10%
10%
7
Inc
"warrants"
Co Inc
A
10
Corp
4,700
56%
—1.25
1
20c
1
-——
10%
'
Hartford
Electric
Light
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co
Sep
2% Jun
2% Jan
5% Aug
;9% Jun
2
„
Jan
13%
,
Sep
Aug
10c
Inc__
Corporation-
Hartfield
1
Jan
7%
Jun
26 V2
com
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon Inc.
Harn
25
Jan
24
1
Company Inc
Lanip
8
ift
'
Hall
2% July
37/8
24
1 Va
Industries
B
Apr
Jun
5
___5
Products
Gulf States Land
&
1%
Jun
lie
"
H
2%
Jan
3%
—30
Company
Industries
Gulton
25,500
1
9c
A
Warrants
&
10,500
.
% May
50c
Guerdon
Gulf
2,300
2Vk
Leases
Stores
Films
Sep
% July
1%
1
series
Grocery
Guild
8%
30%
88
25%
14%
Jun
29%
Jan
6%
19%
34% Mar
4%
30%
16%
Sep
July'!
Va May
7% May
12% Aug
19,500
8%
4
13% July
Feb
May
8%
'
24,400
11,100
17 %
17% July
7
►
9
4%
100
1
Jun
lft May
8%
4%
200
13% Mar
Jan
19,400
8 Va
4 Va
15
18
Feb
Jun
24%
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
v4
Aug
Feb
16%
Apr
24
11
Sep
Jan
Feb
7%
14%
11%
%
1%
9
."
%
Rights
2
10 Va Aug
31% Feb
14%
Feb
24
213A July
Aug
24
13
2,500
2ft
Jun
6 Vb
4,700
n
15%
5
Jun
3,300
9,800
9 vb
Jan
Aug
1
Loupisiana
2%
11%
(IB)
Sep
17%
36%
4
Hydraulics
Freehold
100
Apr
Aug
ft Aug
8%
Dept Stores Inc
Rubber Co
(S)
68%
1
Co
Corp..
1
Producers common—6O0
preferred
Greer
13,100
95
Jan
16%
Mines
Chemical
Gridoil
26
12%
100%
July
41% May
2%
7%
Co
Anier
Lakes
Western
24
2%
Varnish
Great
Great
12%
24
10c
A—1
98
11%
1
cl
.
11%
__—5
Great
Jan
10
1
Inc
Inc
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Gorhain
10%
75
4c
Inc
Consolidated
Goodman
8% May
14,100
.
93
•
.
Products Corp
Seal
100
Jan
93%
98
•
(Adolfi
9%
Jun
3%
1
Co
Union
Jun
24%
.
52%. 57%
Ltd
Distilleries class
Glenmore
Gobel
Mines
Industries
20%
Aug
2'
52 %
•
Co
Glass-Tite
Aug
10% May
17%
4,700
1
_*
Corp
Yellowknife
Jun
100
9,500
2 y8
9%
8%
6%
18
.
Jan
Sep
5,300
i6 y2
2
1
3,800
,r.
6%
.
18
2
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Controls
15l/a
33
6%
*
50c
1
Genung's Incorporated
Giannini
32%
15y8
-
33
6%
62,900
%v
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
7%
11% Mar
2%
77
16% Aug
ft
1
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
July
2,200
10%
—10c
Jun
4% Aug
9% Jun
5%
pfd
Company
Jan
4
2,500
5
Jan
3,200
ft'
1,500
8Vb
7%
17
2.50
4%
8,700
18%.
18 vb
17%
7%
8%
Inc—.—*;
8
4,900
18
17
Jan
y
July
50c
Co
1
6%
10
72
250
4% May
% Mar
600
10%
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Oil
2 vb
Jan
11
53/4 July
2 % Aug
.—1
(Del)
Stores
&
6,200
4
218 July
5
General
5%
7% Aug
19% Aug
4%
126
£1
reg
preferred
Gellman
Co
8
6%
15c
,
(Walter)
2,700
6%
2%
.-1
Corp
Company
Jewelry
2,100
9%
.
Kawecki Chemical Co
2,600
13%
*
Co
Co
Drug
9%
lOo
:
Kropp (The) Forge Co
rets
Power
Katz
18,000
41/2
Co
Industries
Kaiser
%
51%
1
;
Enterprises
(Geo A)
Glass
8
10c
Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company—
Kansas Gift & Electric 4%%
Feb
Aug
Oil
9%
6%
—1
12 %
15% Mar
•5%
————
11%
3%
1
Brewing Co
(The) Company
Fresnillo
Inc
8% Aug
60% July
9
_33%o
Investors Royalty
;—
——1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
1
Sep
63
64%
^
Sep
5%
5%
5
5
Company
Sep
Ltd—
den
City
Head
Fox
Inc
Inc
Oil
6%
2.50
Canada
Co
Intex
——1
Products
4%
;
7
900
10
Feb
International
Sep
Sep
300
4%
10c
Jan
73/a
68
2 lo
1
Corp
Aug
14%
6
__25o
General
4 Va
31%
Jun
-
300
6%
Jun
14
•
Jun
May
11%
5%
If
Jan
4 Va
26
48 %
.
18%
iji
Mar
78%
100
3
10c
Inc
Financial
Ford
A
10
86% Aug
400
1,400
1,700
6%
1
1
Purchaser
Apr
7,000
Sep
.5%
18 %
1
4%
Jan
13
12 Va
5% Aug
21% Jan
4,200
24%
Sep
39
11% Aug
8% May
27%
1%
18%
I.50
Fargo Gils Ltd
Federated
22 %
23%
1
4%
10%
30% July
600
65
ft
30
9 Va
9%
"5% ~5%
5%
7ft July
2,700
"
12
Kawneer
int
preferred
127/b
27%
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
19,100
34
12%
12 Va
Sep
110%
10%
32%
12%
27 Va
6%
30,000
9%
33
3
1
26%
169%
-
Jun
1
8
2,900
23%
2-»%
Sep
21%
Inc
8%
900
6
6
1,900
Sep
Ltd
July
10
10%
£1
*
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust
Electronic
Hardware
Corp_50o
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
4%
10
34%
Apr
11% Mwy
Holdings
99
19,700
<
14
253/4
4%
Breweries
34
700
%
ft
14
10,200
Sep
Industries—
Apr
^
3,300
9%
9
■
10
Corp
■:
Feb
3% May
1,900
-
34%
14 Va
13%
43% May
3 Va
International
8%
400
1
•
—33 %o
Corp
Chemical
37%
550
33
18% Mar
International
Jan
33,700
/.
33 Va
20,400
Jan
Mar
11,900
3%
l
0
Products
High
153,700
Sep
Sep
90%
21
24 Vb
Jan
1% May
100
•».:
—10c
Ero
Fabrex
8%
24 Va
Low
4%
26%
19 % May
•
«
17% July
3,100
i%
3%
26%
15%
Aug
1 %
10c
*
Range Slipce Jan. 1
*
High
3%
2.00
Co
Inc
Magnetics
Low
Shares
35%
Sep
4,700
13,400
Manufacturing
Hyarometais
of Prices
Inland Homes Corp
—
Insurance Co of North America
Aug
17%
•
cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Mar
34%
Corp common
'■6%
Jan
21
12 Va
1
common
■>■$2 convertible preferred
Erie Forge & Steel
25
16% Aug
5c
100
Jun
20 %
1,000
1
_20c
32% Aug
1% Jan
Apr
IS
Jan
21,300
31%
15%
20 %
-
9
Jan
22% Mar
22 %
15 y8
17%
21%
;
44 Va
182
169%
Apr
8,100
11,900
17
•
1
pfd
American dep rets ord reg
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
13,800
1%
24
-
.—50c
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Corp
26%
23
Inc— 10c
Inc
Equity
;
24
25%
1%
of America.
Jan
„
155% July
1
Specialty Co
Electronic Communications
Imperial
170
.
10c
Electronic
IMC
Feb
5
23 %
;
Corp
Apr
8%
1
Corp
Assistance
7%
43%
18,700
5
Share
Hygrade Food
9%
__
1
Ltd
Dev
&
Electrographic
Electronic
A
class
and
Bond
Feb
Apr
•
series B
13%
23 %
•
$6
Sep
2,500
8%
1
$7
Sep
33% July
29%
8%
•
23%
27%
4%.
29
for Week
Range
Par
Hycon
26
17% May
250
Sales
Week's
.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
:
25
Eastern States Corp common•
High
Range Since Jan. 1
23 Vb
23%
*
1
20c
Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern Freightways
Inc.
Eastern
Low
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
Test
Duro
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Sales
Week's
31
13%
100
13
Aug
18%
Feb
13%
16
Sep
16%
Sep
9,300
6,000
13%
3
Sep
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Range
Mfg & Stores
National Petroleum
National
Ltd
National
Starch
Inc
National
Steel
•
12%
30o
~2%
1
22'/a
30%
Co
New
Idria
Jersey
Min
Chem
&
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
May
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
13%
1%
Sep
800
1%
l
8%
8%
8%
i%
1%
3,400
•"3,800
25,100
29%
—
10
8%
1%
31%
Nipissing Mines
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11
2,800
26
27 %
2,700
26%
26%
26%
North American
Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils
LtdNorthedst Airlines
North Penn RR Co.
200
North
Rankin
Nickel
Industrial Corp_
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Occidental Petroleum
Ohio
Ohio Power 4%%
Oils Ltd
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Opelika Mfg Corp
Oxford
Oxford
_
Pacific
Clay
5%%
1st
1st
redeemable
redeemable
dividend
Airlines
Corp class A_
Pancoastal Petroleum
30%
Pen
Class
Co
class
B
of
•
Piasecki
122%
2%
Materials
Pneumatic Scale
Bol
•
o
~
Co
Jun
Jun
9%
325
90 ; '-
Jan
100 %
9,200
18 %
Jan
'
1,300
21
2,600
*
,
July
Aug
3,600
1,000
8%
Sep
12%
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
1,400
11%
Jun
15%
Feb
8%
Sep
127/(t Jan
4% Sep
13%
13%
8%
8%
9
4%
•
4y4
4%
2%
9
*
13%
1?
200
3% Mar
2%
::
9%
2,300
6% May
"3% "4%
13,500
6% July
3% May
9
-
"3%
"
64
1,000
1,800
300
8%
57% "
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1A
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"9,200
23%
Jun
6% May
13
Feb
68
Jan
Aug
.40%
Sep
Jan
66% July
1% Mar
II Feb
&
class
4
87/8
9
9%
2,700
10 y4
700
7y8 May
9% Sep
99
10%1
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•
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16
44
111
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61
1,000
sit!
30%
30%
33%
1 %
150
411
5
2,200
3A
7y4
7%
2,500
15 %
15%
600
23%
26 y4
2,800
15 %.
10%
10%
2,200
10%
9%
3
Rochester Gas <fc Elec 4%
footnotes,
Feb
9%
20%
Sep
20 %
33%
Apr
11%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Aug
Jun
Jun
86 %
200
81%
Jan
88
Sep
50%
50%
53
700
35
Jan
56 %
Sep
2iy4
21
22%
1,300
21
Sep
29%
Jan
15
13%
15%
4,100
12% May
2% July
23%
Jan
36% July
36% July
2A
2%
2%
2,100
35%
Feb
July
28%
29
23%
24
1,400
22
19 y8
19%
3%
Feb
28
125
20%
1,500
18%
Jan
29% Aug
Jun
27//
10
Jan.
8%
4,700
7%
Sep
18
19%
9,000
11%
Jan
19%
19 %
300
19%
Jun
21%
Jan
33/4
7%
43/4
4,300
33/4
Sep
5
Sep
7%
22,800
7%
18%
4
533/4
52%
53%
850
10%
10%
2,600
9% July
10%
■
.1
-
■
2%
7
May
2% Sep
9,000
1
5,600
16
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4%
4%
5
17
4%
9,900
53/4
4
i73/4
31,000
18
July
4% July
,
Aug
19%
11%
53/4
2
Sep
Jan
Jan
Mar
58 Vb
Sep
12 Vb Mar
26
Jan
8%
Jan
Jun
6%
Apr
Sep
28%
Jan
13/4 Aug
7% Jun
2%
Jan
93/4
Jan
8i30
Sep
3%
.
17
2,200
'
50c
1
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pfd P
8%
8%
200
7%
71i
7%
10,200
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9,800
-
6% July
% July
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100
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33.
3%
17%-
16
%:
81%
3Ya
18
82i/4
1,700
..
3% May
4% Jan
4,300,
16%
Sep
26
150
733/4
Jan
82% Aug
Jan
9!A
Feb
3V2
28% July
v
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23
13 %
8 '/b
Aug
14% July
■" Ivli% Sep
24 Vb
Sep
Jan
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Jan
Jun
40
Apr
35
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v
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1,400
900
25%
,
•,
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>10% Mar
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31% Jan
121 Vb
90
5,300
rs
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July /
93
2,500
18%
Sep
%
8,100,
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18,500
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31
4,100
57/a
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Jan
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Apr /
Jan
5%
37/a Aug
700
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19%
Jan
17% July
19 Vz
19 /4
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38% Aug
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1
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Apr
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Jan
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Sep
2% Mar
27/a
9,600
10/4
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•
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Co
27
41 A
£1
41
Jan
.8^ Jan
-
4%
--
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Pepperell Manufacturing Co
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Penn Traffic Co
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&
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18
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preferred
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Jan
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36
51
16
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preferred—
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
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200
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redeemable 1st preferred
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H
Sep
:
1,500
ZZ ~Z~
Corp common
preferred
40c
Sarcce
26 %
3%
_goc
Old Town
Sapphire
Jan
6% May
29
Jan
4%
6ft
8
series preferred,
Jan
30
3%
27'%
-
5.60%
41% Aug
43
1,200
29
18 Vb
2% July
July
2
16 pesos
series preferred
Seaboard
14%
Sep
Jan
8 Va
6'/a
Co—
Seaporcel Metals Inc
__100
preferred
4.40%
Jan
7y8
'9%
500
2%
2%
preferred:
Jan
j
Okalla
series
3 %
7%
Co
5%
4%%
Feb
26
4
20c
50o
Brass
Jan
2% May
Aug
61%
(Del)I—10c
Ogden Corp
13%
154
3%
A
10
2.50
1% July
86 y8
5 v2
2
2%
—1
Inc
1% July
A*
7
Jan
'
6&
1//;
Milling Co Ltd
300
86%
9%
2%
17%
Gas & Electric
series preferred
6,000
A
5% May
3% Apr
4'/a
3,000
ai, 700
1,500
2%
Diego
2
1
Corp
Sail
4%
pfd__100
Mines Ltd
Sail Carlos
Jan
;% May
4%
ZZZZZZZZZ Z50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Salem-Brosius
Jan
"
Nova
6%
4%
2
50c
1
1%
2 Vb
;
9%,
2%
•
Inc—
100
4%
Ltdw-—-i-a--.—--.*/•xl7%
Corp
3%
2%
High
41% Aug
8% July
Sep
4% May
7,500
4%
—.—.1
_50c
Haynes
1%
*
4%
30c
Petroleum
3%
i
95
-
■
.
&
Jan
Jun
6
;
.
1
Sep
%
4,200
2q
St./.Lawrence
Sep
/*/'
600
6 Vb
5%
11
5%
Company—:
Consolidated
27/a
25%' May
5,000
6%
6%
i
~A_ZIZl0
29
650
4%
Zl
Class B
1,100
> "Vrr
5%
—
1.50
Inc
Avenue
Ryerson
Ryan
32
Aug
21
i
6%
Ltd
Co
Sep
Sep
Sep
1
1
Fifth
Jun
30 ■<
Sep
126 y2
30% Z
Oil
Russeks
34
.
Jun
20 y4
•
29
5%
£1
Inc
Russell (The F C)
1% July
% Apr
1,400
1%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
31%
7,800
36
"
34 y8
-
21,600
21V4
Royalite
Jan
31%
rets ord regis
24% Aug
15% July
17% M 8/
5,100
%
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
3%
13
:
Feb
3% Mar
Sep
500
20 %
__II*
87/a
A p<
28%
37
1%
2%
Amer dep
Jan
20
Mar
3% Aug
2% Jun
12
l
_I
Co
12
5,200
%
„
Norfolk «Se Southern
Railway
North American
Cement class
^
Roosevelt
July
20%
York Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Lites
Jan
38
50c
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park
Mining Co
New Process Co
Noma
24
25c
Zinc
New
Aug
Aijg
Shares
Royce Ltd—•
Mar
15,900
36 y»
36% V
1
Co
2%
24
27'/a
20
.
Rolls
16
16
'
32 %
50c
class A
26
200
13
.1
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
2}| Jan
& Sons Inc
<l)
for Week
of Prices
Low
High
*
-
1,500
2,600
22
2
Roxeach
Sales
Range
:•
Sale Price
/
Par
Rogers Corp
23%
3%
2%
Jun
Jan
10% May
14% May
12 '/a
3%
10%
500
1
Nelly Don Inc
New
12
Last
'
Exchange
j
High
Jun
1A
500
5,700
19
3»/a
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
14 y8
17Va
29
10c
Mur
17,600
16%
50c
Ltd
113
18%
National Telefilm Associates
National Transit Co
Nestle-Le
Low
14
16 %
1
American Stock
V
•
High
Ill
10
Chemical
Car
HI
2
Corp
Machinery
&
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
25c
Research
Rubber
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
Industries
Presto
National
National
for Week
of Prices
Par
National
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
.'. Monday, September 26, 1960
.
20
100
of Nevada———^-1
1
Acceptance Corp,class A
Z
;
83 V2
—
4%
--
-100
-2,/'
21A
22 A
83%2%
4/a
83%
2/a
4%
12% Mar
11
-
>
1,100
•./ 25
•
May
;
5% July
21 July
78
.'.
Jan
1,000
2 %
May
1,700
4Va
Sep
'
6%
Feb
27%
Jan
85% Apr
3% Jan
8%
Jan
v
•
Volume
192
Number
5989
/.. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1225)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
■V.-
:
'
STOCKS
,
•American Stock
•>,' ! •"V
Trans
I",.'
;
..-
,'V.
Sans Lux Corp—of
ansport'n Corp
Triangle Conduit
'■1
•
_50c
Cable
Co
'[ '
v
■;
Union
Gas
Investment
Union
Stock Yards
United
Co
of
5
Omaha—:
Asbestos
Corp
221/4
27%
27%
100
27
<5%
2,100
13,700
5
July
3%,
■M'V.;:
•
&
Molasses Co Ltd-—
""warrants"
N J
RR
&
U
S
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Air
Tile
Controls
29%--
29%
Marion
Instrument
;
.
8%
18%"
15%
7%
7%
9%
9%
9%
6%
6%
~5%
5%
6
:
Aug
Jan
12%
19%
22
250
July
4,100
14%
;
400
rWaco
12%
Jun
7%
6%
•8%
91/4
11,000
2
; 5%
6-
23,600
15%
15%
11%
10%
1,700
4%
4%
/ 2,200
3%
3%
500
7% preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
3%
*
100
——-
1
common
$2 preferred ;
Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
1
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
1
&
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
1.25
•West
Chemical
Products
—
j West Texas Utilities 4.40%
pfd
1
•
300
29
4%
8,700
2%
V
•
2
Jun
10,000
3%
800
100
1,700
ft
5,000
Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc
•
White
'
Wichita River
Williams
Brothers
Williams
(R C)
Wood
6%
v
18%
13%
13%
14%
9%
9%
Zapata
5%
;•
5%
5%
89
90
pfd—100
20
90
v
60
-■
~8%
—
:1
t
2
1
..."
1st
84.81
84.79
90.87
81.73
81.71
80.65
Averages
'•
Utilities, 8.53;
Sep
Jan
by
using
the
following divisors:
Industrials,
3.38;
17.58.
Date—
V
Closing
Sept. 19—
103.13
Tues.
Sept. 20—
84.83
Rails,
5.234:
Sept. 21—
Sept. 22—
101.22
Thur.
Fri.
Sept. 23—
101.37
May
High
'
'
4
101.42 Sep
Range
■
-
^
^
109.60 Aug
Low
v
101.40
>
_
Range for 1959
High
\ :
101.40
Wed.
'
23
for I960
109.39 Jan
8
Low
100.77 Mar 11
Jun
22
Sep
15
Jun
11%
Jan
Feb
9
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the
closing prices of the
for week ended
Sept. 16, 1960, for composite and for major
34%
Jan
Jan
20%
Feb
98
•
May
July
29
14
Apr
1
Jan
30%
Jan
11%
Aug
3%
Jan
stock
common
industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
100) 1
Percent
Sept. 16, '60
Composite
Sept. 9, '60
392.2
•v.';
—1.5
;...
Goods
388,8
—1.6
538.9
458.2
442.6
—2.8
521.6
477.3
—0.5
283.8
—1.8
•
5
1,500
37/s Sep
8 %
Jan
2,700
3% May
5%
248.5
251.2
—1.1
442.7
451.9
—2.0
250.8
258.5
329.3
—3.0
467.1
;
278.6
.
"
252.6
♦New Low.
4
430.1
544.4
"
Transportation
Utility
3%
Low
432.5
278.6*
;
Durable Goods
3%
1960—
High
<
474.8
Manufacturing
Non-Durable
465.5
430.1*
;
—
Change
398.2
458.2
a
—
3%
216.1
Jan
Interest
-
debs
subord
1
Aug
1974
Period
or
Friday's
J
June-Dec
89%
*125
88%
88 '
—
7
88%
*91
90
63%
91%
--
75%
827/s
,
Railroad
92
471.8
/
414.7
299.7
240.7
Mon.
Int'l
U.S.
Total
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
and Miscel.
No. of
Shares
Sept. 19
3,786,390
$5,786,000
Tues.
Sept. 20__
3,658,830
4,565,000
$244,000
303,000
Wed.
Sept. 21_:
2,934,980
4,593,000
144,000
Thurs.
Sept. 22„
1,973,710
3,387,000
417,000
Fri.
121
827/a
$64
—
91%
119
•
-
50
84%
.
Stocks
138
44
■
—
41
90%
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
93
RR—
Sept. 23—
2,576,420
3,819,000
177,900
14,930,330
$22,150,000
;
$6,030,000
—
4,868,000
—
4,737,000
„—
3,804,000
—>
3,996,900
Division—
1961
41
"
—May
Mar-Sept
>
4
••
•
1984
Total
39
49%
23% ■•3299%
99%
21
.
—
*75
119
'
70
122%
1
102
75
107%
*10
11
128
128
133
71
67
67
68
54
85
85
1
81
105
106%
41
102
Stocks—Number
1976—Jan-July
99
99
101
33
90
72
73
77
105
8
•
21
128
'
157
64%
•
77
85
U.
S.
v
.
:
• ;
"v
I960
'•
Jan. 1 to Sept. 23
1959
■
•
14,930,330
1960
1959
$4,500
$1,000
$1,041,000
53,024,450
52,453,000
43,590,000
926,504,600
1,104,762,600
$23,435,000
—
556,053,499
22,150,000
*
16,011,460
$1,285,900
$44,361,000
/
Bank
613,457,157
Railroad
and
Industrial
Total
——
16,000
——
-
Foreign
Corp—
debentures
■ ••
Government
International
'
subord
.
Shares
of
113
wi
——
$23,435,900
"
Bonds—
127
Jan-July
$1,285,900
Week Ended Sept. 23
128
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1970
4s
1963
5%s
25
*98'
—
/
1972-,
4s
44
24
May-Nov
Jan-July
Western RR
Hess
low
64
48
*45
90%
Jan. 1
No.
100%
and Service
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
High
100
100
1973—_
Feb-Aug
1978—_—Jan-July
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Quar-Feb
1970—
,
Week's Range
Last
June-Dec
1998
A
debs
6s
6s
Research
daily
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
10c
RR
convertible
stocks,
Apr
50c
May-Nov
National
86.10
v
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Trade, Finance
Mining
'
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
5s
65
Jan
N
Bellas
compiled
are
Jun
Development 6s 1975—
Valley
84.87
84.82
'
80.49
90.87
1%
Western
National
40
Bandf
86.09
198.76
198.19
29 %
April-Oct
Midland
Total
ities *
93.87
Mar
Authority 3%s
&
201.28
Rails
93.99
May
6s
Inc
94.97
Ralls
130.30
1
1963—
AGuantanamo
132.42
10
Util¬
-
130.68
20
debentures
Hydromctals
ities
592.15
700
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
General Builders Corp—
General
trials
roads
594.26
18,500
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
subord
Stocks
Second
Grade
Sept. 22-
1ft
A 1st
6s
Grade
Sept. 21
Jan
Corp
of
Indus¬
3% Mar
23%
Industries
Lackawanna
65
86.26
Co
&
First
86.09
A
2%s series
Delaware Lack
10
10
602.18
-Sept. 16_.
~1
conv
Chicago Transit
Total
Util¬
trials
22%
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Chemoil
Date
1%
Low
Steel
15
Rail¬
86.28
28% July
3 % Aug
77/8 Sep
2% May
Friday
Edison
—Bonds—
10
20
Indus¬
22%
/"•: BONDS
Bethlehem
-Stocks30
40c
Ltd
American Stock Exchange
Boston
averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
•on
1
5%s
Averages
daily closing
.
5s
£1
Off-Shore
Inc
the
are
80.62
7% July
19% Jun
850
;
C1
O
-
■
.
80.73
8 % May
26
1
Co
Zapata Petroleum
Alsco
Stock and Bond
Below
88% Aug
5% Apr
Jun
87
•
tEx-di*.
during the current week,
'
-•
range).
•
transacted
>•
year's
-
•
Mar
18% May
17% Aug
250
range),
d Ex-interest.
Under-the-rule
transaction
in
..
.
:
2,600
'
year's
- n
included
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons." consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates:
"w i," when issued; "w
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
32% May
37% Jan
Feb
2%
2,800
23 'A
19%
•
v
dividend.
48
81.06
3%
Aug
7/a
500
..
(not
:
sales being
•
Ex-principal.
cash
50
40
__
81.82
4
14% May
12% Jan
1,500
M
21
22
1
Ltd—
Hargreaves
Jewelry
_
;
.
in
81.75
30
900
; :
-50
included
67
45
81.81
50
700
h
dividend,
31
90.53
Aug
3% Jan
% July
18 % Mar
4,000
:v
Ex-stock
no
48%
90.53
26% Mar
10,600
19%
1
preference
Wright
Zale
18%
25
rets ord regular
dep
*: f
2%
common
(F W)
20
2%
.10
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
American
75
>
19%
(John) Industries Ltd
Wool worth
24
"%
48%
(not
100%
63%
*45
delivery transaction
A
Jan
,.:23 A .Feb
29% July
29%
g
98%
__
•
.
90.55
41
1
Industries
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
<
300
200
2%
& Co
Wilson Brothers
31%
25%
19%
Co
Williams-McWilliams
31%
25
5
Corp
Corp
(The)
distribution,
.
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
(Plan A)
Deferred
—-
*66
197.16
%
31%
1
Oil
1997
—
*99%
Mar-Sept
.
*60 •4
June-Dec
197.12
3
__
1
Stag Mfg Co__^
Wickes
.
a
Mon.
i7e
.
*60
April-Oct
-
67
93.59
% Mar
29%
May-Nov
1947
92
65
/■
1%
•
•ft
29%
1947
^.
'
94.02
.
Jan
A
1
"
90
129.84
.
Jan
3%
la
10c
'
-
*90
129.94
.
^
18% Aug ,"
,
*64
5-
•
-
in year's range),
r Transaction for
Ex-dividends,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
x
Ltd—
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
■
'
V-;
May
■9 1
4%
•—-
*90
586.76
Apr
100
'
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
•
94%
1
__
588.20
Aug
3% Sep
10
93
15
2008—May-Nop
Bonds being traded flat.
t Friday's bid and ask
prices;
i§ Reported in receivership.
•
..
Jun
3%
37/a
:
16%
t!3
Sept, 19—
5%
Westmoreland
•
Is
Municipalities
»
.Sept. 20—
32%
3%
Stockholders Invest
72
Jan
Feb
3%
79
—-•
97%
63%
Jan
1,000
1%
18%
■
Jan
93
35/a
Nuclear Inc
90%
2
Jan
July
.
5c
Western
Western
•
100
1
4%
/
Jun
18%
4%
1
98
"
64%
28 %
2
12,400
"4%
Hivk/
100
-Western Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
4
;
97
64%
•
Jan
76% May
32%
1
90
-
included
Jan
4
/
61
v 2%
-
1%
Inc—-—50c
86%
Sep
5%
Jun
19
Ex-liquidating
(not
Feb
Jun
40
4%
1
stamped
12% Aug
14
Mar
34,300
:•
1%
88
S 32
4%
6%
Aug
July
Aug
1
5
Weiman
Jun
15%
3
150
2%
87
88%
7
•
70
22
2%
•
12%
V:-
2
22
10c
preference
3%
b.
—
2%
V.
10% May
—r
1
Jan
11% July
9% May
..
.
30
fWaltham
17% Aug
19% July
-4% May
600
10%
5%
700
11%
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
series
14%
11%
Co
83%
89%
*120
v
Sep
•8%
10c
2
Jan
Feb
-4%
_1
Inc
1927)
1927)
Oct
value,
par
tribution.
.
Sep
Feb
9% July
May
6
-
j,
Aircraft
West
18
8% Mar
900
3,600
I
.
Jun
24%
Jun
6% May
12% Jun
Vornado
of
Janeiro
* No
.•/
11% Mar
Apr
12,200
5%
(issue
Rio de
Jan
6%
17%
25c
(issue of May
.
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Jan
41%
14%
Co
91V<
88 %
—Jan-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
1949
11% -Mar
9% Mar
;
6%s
Peru
Jan
11%
2,800?
-
5%
Apr
3%
34,300
&.Coke
7s
A7s
Jan
May
8
99,300
24%
14%
14
19
30% May
7% Aug
900
1,200
24
Vogt Manufacturing
$6
■
15%
Products-
A
•
46%
■13%
Pood
(Prov)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2C08—
bS 181% Apr
Sep
16%
Virginia Iron Coal
1967—,
*,
Feb
6
Apr
Jun
29%
2,800
30%
7%
1
V
1,900
4'/8
-•
14%
—
Co
B
Jan
Jun
Corporation—
Vinco
t
37/b
25c
class
series
i
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—'
Jan
8%
1
Inc
4%s
r.
AHanover
Feb
A
Viewlex
Vita
:
10%
•
7%
1
warrants
1967—
Maranhao
Sep
3% May
.7% July
;
48,100
161%
16% •*
1
:
(The)
•
5
Industries
A
Apr
7%
11% Aug
•
200
1,000
;
•
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Victoreen
4%
30%
17.78
Corp
Valspar Corp
Norman
-
8
25c
Insurance
Universal
-
30%
Corp cl A com_10c
Utah-Idaho Sugar
-Van
4% 1
-
10
Higtt
86
98% 100
and
1
32 7/8
g34
25o
Low
94
97
64%
series
Jan
t
1%
.--200
w
1
,__i
1%
5
100
xii% xii%
-v-/: 3% /3%
; '7%
"7%
—.
98%
-"97
Jane-Dec
5Vis
5ft May
4% July
.167%
1
Inc
Universal
6
__r :
_1
Jan. I
No.
89%
89%
(Germany),. 7s l951w-—
-Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Glearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
' * ■
Jan
55
Sep
5%
50c
Reclaiming Co
Universal Container
4
2
1%
Range Sinc«
Sold
88%
ADanzig
-
1:
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
9,700
2,600
/6V/'
*92
German
Jan
8Vb
% July
100
American
Universal
5%
%
1970
ABaden
Jan
28"%
3i90 May
41:
__10s
B—
17
,13% Jan
"
800
*
Co
28% May
V*.:
Apr
9% May
6,400
5%
■
Universal
io
l'/s
43 '/a
5 Va
1
1
:
•
Canal
class
'
5
>•'
Conditioning Corp
Co
4
3\k
3%s
Knapp lucv5s debs 1974;
-
^
Products——
12%
Gas
Bonds
High
.
41-
Investing—2.60
Milk
Webb &
•
•5%'
1
Industrial
19% Mar
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Gas
Foreign Governments
Feh
5%
.United; Pacific Aluminum
r
Jan
1,100
or
Sale Price
April-Oct
(Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas &; Electric 3%s
1970—Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
a-Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
-Jane-Dec
Jan
22
5,400
1
United
i
277/a
Apr
'•200
—
/" Amer dep rets ord registered
'
Sep
19%
10%
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
a
21%
1,900
15 7/8
Elastic
United
;
„8,500
22%
United
United
Jan
20%
-Aug
10%
_50c
.
177/a
22%
19
15%
United
Corp
United Improvement
Counties
29
8% Aug
1,000
20%
_20
Aircraft .Products
United
California
Southern
19%:
900
4
Co__;
of
Southern
Feb-
•*
I
Canada
3 an
Aug
Jan
•
8%
;
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union
ft
11
3,200
...
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
13%
19%
•
"22
;
■
% July
■
21 y8
19%.
•
10
—
8,600
12
.
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
10%
10%
—
'
Low
a*2
11%
•
"
•
.
Range Since Jan. 1
20
_1
<fc
9.1^1
12
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
Va
Amer cl A com_10c
True Temper Corp
U
Par
-
.
A
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Sales
for Week
Range
Saie Price
Tri-Contlnental warrants
;
„•
Exchange
Cuba Oil Co class
Last
;
33
$979,533,550 $1,157,232,600
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s
1974
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
New England Power 3%s 1961Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
72%
*98% 100
__
.
—
67%
■"
-
96
77%
99%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
-
6%s
Ohio
due
1953
Power
extended
to
1963
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3%s. 1968
mortgage 3s 197-1
:
Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
1st
Pennsylvania
3%s
Public
1970.
Service
Electric
&
Gas
Co
6s
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
t99%
94%
93%
I
97
*
123 %
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967—_—~—May-Nou
5%s conv subord debs 1964
April-Oct
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nop
Bapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
*89%
95%
94%
*131
Safe
California
3%s
series
3s
series
A
Edison
1965—
.Mar-Sepf
1973
C
1976:
series
D
1976
3%s
series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1979
95
7
16
—
*64
'
95%
95%
96
86
*82
Feb-Aug
86
series
G
1981
4%s
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
4%s
series
I
1982
4%s
series
J
1982
series
K
1983
5s
series
L
1985_.
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
117%
94
124%
123%
65
88%
96%
88
76
Sept. 19
:
Sept. 20—
;
1,241,330
84%
91%
95%
102%
10
81
6
90
__
Bonds
Total
Bonds
Gov't
Sales
Bond
954,300
129,000
$25,000
1,000
144,000
5,000
Sept. 22
27,000
1,000
28,000
Fri.
Sept. 23
1,013,885
994,220
146,000
3,000
149,000
$58,000
$765,000
Total
91%
98
97%
104
104% 104%
10
97%
105
101% 102%
29
96%
$230,000
5,223,025
$676,000
$31,000
Week Ended Sept. 23
1960
91%
76
91%
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
1,019,290
Wed.
83%
84%
85
95
Bonds
'Sept. 21
Tues.
84%
92%
*95
102
Mon.
86
78
*91%
95
Domestlo
(No. of
Shares)
Thurs.
98
169
*78
Jan-Aup
-Mar-Sept
4%s
*
79
2
85%
$80
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
Stocks
89
75%
$88
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96
•87%
97%
60
1
3%s
81'
90
86
--
134
87%
V
■
*83
Feb-Auff
B
series
3%s
4
101%
'
Jan-July
2%s
-
3s
1973
24
—
97
"123%* 123%
95
Bouthern
96
*80
'
97
99%
—
Stocks—Number
of
Shares.
1959
$51,000
$306,000
2,000
132,000
1,000
--
150,000
Jan. 1 to Sept. 23
1960
1959
5,223,025
5,180,000
207,271,420
288,470,189
$676,000
$18,877,000
Bonds-
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
:
government
—
$437,000
$21,449,000
31,000
5,000
1,079,000
1,322,000
58,000
58,000
847,000
1,169,000
$765,000
$500,000
$23,375,000
$21,368,000
103%
—
103
107
corporate.
Tntal.
34
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
STOCKS
Range
Par
American Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Chemical
1.06%
33%
Corp
Tel
&
Anaconda Company
Boston
&
Edison
Personal
Calumet
Cities
&
25
Inc
5
Co
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
cumulative
preferred
Eastern Mass Street Railway
5%
cumulative
adjustment
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
1,438
94%
4,291
797a
45%
47
Stores
137
687a
52
18%
45
.
15
Sep
26%
76
157. May
237a
2472 Mar
30 3/4
7472
7772
Sep
Feb
6174
5
574
Feb
312
4774
Feb
478
617»
Sep
747a
74 3/4
53
7874
1,830
763/4
79
247a
25
743/4
261
;
S
1007a
S
Copper Corp.
7574
Loew's Boston Theatres
25
Lone Star Cement Corp—
Maine Central RR 5% cum
Companies
Electric System
England
20
530
7c
Sep.
Sep
22
21%
227a
1,839
100
Jun
15
34%
712
3774
5c
10c
July
1974 Jan
38
651
75
75
5
7372 May
90
39%
39%
84
127»
190
Jun
Rexall
Drug
Stone
&
&
...TO
Chemical
11%
2.50
Co
Cincinnati
19
50%
140
48% Aug
39
41
361
32
42
387a
154
Fruit
.25
18%
19%
2,524
187a
Sep
58%
58
597a
308
5074
Apr
64
44%
Waldorf
Railroad Co
Mass
System
Westinghouse
Inc
Elec
*
.6.25
Corp
46
273/4
75
4472 Sep
267j Mar
3674
7574
100
7574
10
72
80
137a
48%
48%
103
137a
35
507a
642
62%
Jan
„Z.
of Prices
Baldwin
Burger
Inc
Piano
8
Brewing
Avis
Gas
American
Milling
C N O &
T
Cincinnati
Crystal
P
Machine
Diamond
Eagle
657s
••.
Ford
Gar
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
V
72
Sep
Sep
10374
Jan
45%
Feb
64%
Jun
661
66
66
66
Sep
&
Gamble
Jan
46
Sep
Sep
Graham
Jan
1972
Jan
21%
Feb
Hoover
237a
100
237a
34%
Feb
42%
Aug
41
226
30% Feb
11
11
317a
85
148
12
9774
194
11
160
,
26% July
Unlisted
Allied
Great
35
3572
International
Kresge
Michigan
38% July
28%
197a
520
187a
Sep
20
Sep
287a
307a
994
12274
836
28% Sep
817a Feb
367a Mar
'
13474 Aug
507a
70
48%
58
J an
25%
257a
20
25 "7a
39
30%
131
29%
52
18
Apr
253%
353/8
433/4
48
487z
70
473/8
5974
207a
2174
126
293/e
9774
52
623A
.
617a
617a
197a
13%
1474
30
46
5974
19
3
13
Steel
8
Boeing Airplane
5
•
Dayton
25
40
210
16
138
...
Mar
4574 Sep
67
10
„
Light.—
,_7
f
"5
15
...
Chemical
Pont
Eastman
Kodak
Federated
Ford
Dept
Fruehauf
40 7z
297a
Sep
177a July
77
1272
4172
'175
310
11% May
173/a Aug
1274
163/4
Sep
57%
4072
188
577z
Sep
National
1
—
Parke
Davis
Apr
3572 Aug
4272
Jan
7672
Jun
177a
Sep
233%
Jan
587a
60
180
58 3/a
437a
427a
447a
10
139
3174
27
20 7e
20%
278
18
5672
58
2
329
Aug
693/4
Jan
417» Aug
70 3/4
Jan
1%
34
Martin
•
&
_Z
~
Montgomery Ward
I.
National Cash Register
National
National
National
New
Dairy
2174 Aug
3174 Jan
46
'
1674
5
767a
1893/4
133
188
11574 1163/4
677a
Mar-
5874 Aug
257a Jan
Sep
Sep
69 72
176
75
188
Gypsum
North
95
I."
I"
Oil
—
r*"
Corp
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
For
footnotes,
-
Sep
387a
Jan
6174 July
19% Sep
92%
Jan
1,188
30
Feb
4%
4%
435
42%
4374
7,359
2
200
27a
y4 July
4272 July
100
2
4
2
Mar
1%
2
1%
Sep
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
525
17a
Apr
274
26
125
21%
Jun
277a
Feb
323/4
323/4
32%
385
29%
Feb
387a
Jun
12
12
100
12
Jun
13
29
297a
726
29
Sep
32%
Jan
12
12%
480
12
Aug
167a
Apr
4%
200
Sep
6 7a
,
12
4%
13
__
13
4%
150
13
Sep
May
16% Mar
3%
3%
3%
366
3%
Feb
4
3
3
100
272
Jan
2%
4074
41%
9%
803
9%
Jan
36% Mar
50%
974 Aug
110
Sep
May
3
127a
Sep
Jun
Jan
22
23
767
2072
Jun
2474
Feb
11%
13
2,445
8 7a
July
24%
Jan
Jan
58%
Jun
53
"
—
53
491
41%
40
40
100
40
July
42
Feb
17
__
„*
——
6%
55%
.
26
23
19 3/a
34
387a
122
78
132
4274
4372
508
213/«
32
Abbott
5
393/4
17
228
15
July
117
Sep
Steel
Co
Allegnany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludum Steel
Allied
Paper
Tobacco
Anaconda
5678
Jan
Apache
20
24%
Sep
Feb
Sep
49%
Feb
46% May
Sep
8974
327a
Viscose
Jan
Jan
343/4 May
38 3/a Apr
41% Aug
5874 Aug
333/a
Sep
33%
Sep
Armour
6
Ashland
Co
OH
5%
Apr
25%
Jan
26% Mar
417a
Aug
150
37%
2,700
35 7a
Sep
43 7a
48 74
1,300
47 7a
Sep
59 74
Jun
60 7a
607a
63%
49 "7a
Jan
74
Jun
20% July
297a
Feb
12
21%
13,500
12 7a
12 74
1,200
26%
100
92
91%
947a
61%
60
62
34
35 74
400
45%
45%
47%
1,300
13%
2,400
33%
12.50
(Un)
2fl
50
Gas—.—
2.50
(Un)
:
1
10
48
34%
Jan
317a
547a
80.
277a
Jun
5474
773/a
58
7874
17
163
85
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Corp
Jun
Binks
Jan
Boeing
5474 Sep
543/4 Sep
777a
Jun
Booth
Fisheries
79
Jan
57%
81% Aug
Borg-Warner
&
Sons
29% May
41%
Feb
2,700
18 7a
July,
23%
Jan
7a
227a
22%
2,200
22
May
27%
Jan
22
50
32
Jun
11% May
36
74
1472
5A
5
"4
7a
A
100
12%
400
5
July
1274 Sep
17
8574
200
77
86
47a
200
3%
187a
47a
Feb
Jan
Corp
Corp
(E J)_-
1872
187a
197a
1,500
15%
15%
15%
900
Sep
15% Sep
61%
62%
600
"1%
61
17a
1%
10,800
1
7,200
pi
May
May
407a Sep
40 72
4072
427a
1
:
42 7a
42
44
150
387a
28%
287a
29%
700
237a July
5
26
28%
1,000
357a
900
16574
65
-—8
*
41%
347a
%
26
337a
165
Feb
26
Sep
337a
Sep
128
Apr
Jan
1774 Aug
12 74
8
—
107a Aug
267a Mar
85
12%
0
Manufacturing Co
Airplane
Brach
100
19%
5
(Un)
(Un)
38%
Sep
317a
2
Bendix
Aug
197a
10
Co
14%
Jan
317a
4,400
13
63
Jan
19%
A_—.1
Co
49%
.
Sep
14%
Mfg
397a
Feb
577a
3674
Gos8ett
317a
317a
1,200
14
Bell
39
350
59
3674
Jan
Bethlehem Steel
34
577a
Jan
Belden
class
(Un)
Sep
387a May
7674 Jan
13 74
33
Sep
Jan
Selburn Oil & Gas
Sep
43
9V4
3
637a
May
45% Sep
1074 July
19 7a
58 3/4
Jan
33
600
49% Aug
7974 Sep
317a
51% May
200
Sep
457a Aug
4,600
9%
607a
May
97
217a
Jan
173/4 Sep
Jan
9%
10
Corporation
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
30
80
197a
Bastian-Blessing Co
*
Bearings Inc —-—«————50c
10
Jan
6,500
4
Jun
60
Feb
37%
10
Corp
697a
173/4
16
Sep
1372
fi
common
July
Jan
26%
33
10
Sep
403/4
20%
26%
543A
173/4
21
900-
B
(Un)
182
3972
Jan
36%
563/4
173/4
Jan
47 72
543/4
40%
107
;
Jan
&
7 35 7e
Sep
177a
Jan
109
287a July
Feb
6474
5472
50
Jan
900
52 3/4
80
39%
1,300
4672
797,
Sep
1,000
29% Sep
5
Jan
25 7i
1,400
Jan
197a
315/a Aug
36s/a Sep
5274
16%
58
677a
85
517a
500
■
Jan
53 74
3074
88
46
1274
—-
13%
19
125
4
12%
4374 Aug
12 7& Sep
6672
293/4
607a
350
297a
377a
Bailey
497a
Sep
19
337a
607a
4874
Jan
87a May
677a
367a
54%
4874
1472
357a
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco
3474
26
297a
Jan
200
3674
preferred
Products
5,300
347t
1774
4772
(Un)
Refining
non-cum
117a
3474
357a
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
:—
Athey
800
1074
7t
1
San
(111)
&
177z
1172
34
2574
1.25
Corp
29% July
19% July
36%
Corp
Steel
Feb
—I
Co
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
137z
Jun
10
(Un)
Company
23%
3.50
Tel
Tel
Jan
1274
v
257z
1.66%
8tano
&
32%
12.50
Corp
&
6874
Sep
Sep
297a
;,
Fdrv
&
High
Mar
•
American
Jan
700
__
53
_1
Feb
Jan
207a
(Un)
Co (Un)—
Cyanamid Co (Un)
9972
2l7z
_1
America
Can
5372
300
2,000
187a
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
58
10
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
Sep
76% Sep
4274 Sep
34
Shares
High
567a
500
i
of
Airlines
American
of Prices
Low
137a
Mfg
Jan
29%
•
1274
—*
Ltd
Aluminum Co
American
'•
13 7a
Corp
Chalmers
American
c
500
Laboratories
Allied
.
22
1
93
Sep
557a
5
only
Sales
for Week
217a
(Un)——_—1
Rad
32%
54
Range
217a
50o
Steel Foundries
38%
337a
transactions
Week's
—1
Corp
American
72
33 3/a
Exchange
round-lot
10
American
58
507a
the
-—5
American
30
65
of
Last
Jun
38
377a
507a
compilation
Laboratories
Motors
577a
•
10
—
Sale Price
Mach
367a
•
5
_1
Par
American
133
6174 July
50
5474
see page 42.
3072
928
193/a
i._
STOCKS
Jan
557a
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337aC
~
303
6172
18%
4%
26
1
.
A
7774 July
Feb
65
377a
—Z.ZZi
Z
3072
6174
Friday
American
38
1
...
Radio
Jan
Midwest Stock
Jan
5572
•
Aviation
1
Sep
Sep
257t
10
;.
265%
Feb
617a
197a
21
4274
5
Central
American
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
„;
Lead
York
class
98%
Sep
623/4
5
5
I
Products
8%
477a
10
;
16 7a May
11% Jan
Sep
*
.
A
Aluminium
4174
Jun
177a July
2
j
*"
Ed
Mead Corp
Monsanto Chemical
8% July
Feb
.1
Common
Jan
Sep
18%
1674
383/4
*
(P)
560
2
_,_1
;
—
Co
Jan
*
in
Co
McGraw
!
Co
Studebaker, Packard
Allis
31
767a
7672
.3
Laughlin
1,065
9
16
42%
4
Michigan.:
Scotten Dillon
49-74
3974 Jun
193/a
5
International Tel & Tel
&
&
of
Manufacturing
Armco
Lorillard
preferred—.
Brewery
Jan
23
62
1
Dynamics
General Electric
Jones
Jan
12%
40% Mar
—
..1
Metal
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron
Brass
Mfg
50
30
1674
677a
_
International Harvester
Jun
70%
1,156
1
Admiral
324
767a
11574
General
Greyhound
4074
407a Aug
127a Sep
5,229
10
Jan
177a
18
10
General Motors
29% Mar
1,589
2,444
-1
—
Jan
297a
7274
31
207a
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Trailer
1,156
42 72
Jan
2372
6874
427a
437a
2.50
.
Stores.
Motor
327*
3072
..._—__.1
American
'
Du
5872
__*!
Steel
Dow
'
1
...
&
-
Jan
58
177a
,
717a
25
System
Power
Detroit
1274
40%
1
10
Gas
Jan
1% May
8%
—
2.50
Chemical
Clemens
Acme
Columbia
27%
16 %
1
...
Heater
Sep
617a
4574
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
Sep
46%
__
'
_—.____5
Sep
93%*
58
Palmolive
1
1674
7%
*
—
Apr
219
207a July
7974 Jan
19
Colgate
700
415
16
1
Jun
4574
Service
1 %
16%
46%
-
1.66%
Jan
48
Sep
Sep
59
Brunswick Corp.
Burlington Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Jan
1%
Jan
88
1
—;
22
Jan
197a
375/a
917a
r
35
197a
357a
9274
Oil
Sep
Sep
28% July
357a
12.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
16% May
Jan
337a
Steel
Jan
Jun
Jan
10
Cities
Corp
Company
Feb
Sep
Armco
Beth
S)
12
20%
1157i
1.66%
Corp
(S
107a Jan
29% Mar
50
Ashland
769
Sep
16%
16
5
Lakey Foundry
244
Anaconda
Avco
21V*
4%
28%
Jan
7
180
/
High
Feb
Sep
46%
__
1
Breweries
Sep
149
287s
10
American Tobacco
133/4
9
1
Manufacturing
9774
19
1
Motors
3
..
*
common
87% Mar
21 %
11674
12.50
American Tel & Tel Co
2%
177a
12 7a
__
1
....
Paige
Kysor
48%
Airlines
Cyanamid
425
225
31%
•
„
1
—
Industries
Apr
207s
19
*
Can
American
—
Co
Jan
10
American
American
47a
1774
41%
•
1
Lakes Chemical Corp
Ball & Bearing
Walker
„
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
■
1674
.
__
20
38%
—*
Ltd
High
13%
1 yz
5
...
Upjohn Co
Stores
Aluminium
Shares
2174
____—.5
—
14972
Stocks
Allis-Chalmers
for Week
3%
—
.1
Motors
Apr
145
Apr
Sales
Range
Jan
417a
162
39%
41
30
4674
Mar
177a
1774
1
1
Trailer
Hcskins
187a
Sep
2774 Aug
2
common
4
5
Mfg
Motors
14
1
Procter
Corp...
Goebel Brewing ■;
Rudy
Kroger
.1'
Paper
Bros
Wood
36
96
..5
58
Week's
Low
.1
——.
Corp
Motor
250
28%
1
„
$5,000
of Prices
*
Far
Edison
General
High
-
Jan
Jan
597» Jan
36%
\
.
Detroit Steel Corp
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Sales
High
8678
148
19
Jun
Feb
237s
5
new.
Sep
61
—————
Continental
Jun
100
31
;
Greeting Cards
Jun
Sep
45 3/a
110
10
100
148
National
Picher
36%
653/8
112 74
7474
Consolidated
Mt
Gibson
36%
25
20%
10
*
70
10
25
Jan
507a
Chrysler Corporation
1874
5u
Tissue
733/4
45%
Jan
24
20% May
72
j..—
Rubber
Burroughs
45
—20
common
Telephone
;■/
Co
20
*
8.50
25
497a
:.
Brown-McLaren
Euaa
1874
10
common
•
Industrial
Baldwin
45
45
*
—
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati
Low
1
—
217s
233/8
72
__
Last
American Metal Products
Jan
187a
Shares
Par
Balcrank
July
for Week
Sale Price
8 7a
497a
—1998
Electric
Fruehauf
Range
122
Jan
-16%
72s debs.
4
.
Allen
Exchange
Last
123/4
45%
Friday •'
Detroit
STOCKS
Jan
,
Apr
46%
Week's
56
217a
Sale Price
May
127a Aug
Friday
Jan
Jun
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO.
for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Davidson
Cincinnati Stock
503%
443/4
'
Jan
277a
Smelting Refining & Mining com_50
39% July
80
"
Sep
18%
Co
United Shoe Machinery Corp.
S
Rubber Co
common.
<5s
3274 Mar
447a
50
831
4872
Detroit Stock Exchange
417a Aug
3174 Jan
U
U S
Apr
353/8 May
37%
403/4
'
5874 Mar
Mar
Jan
-6.25
Transit
Jun
457a
4974
Torrington Co
Vermont
5572
427»
38
26
BONDS—
Jan
38
Stop & Shop Inc
United
16%
•
Inc
Jan
37%
723/8
Jan
1
Webster
Jan
53%
12
STOCKS
RR
4274
68
112 74 112 74
537/a Jan
11%
3874 July
117a Sep
34
Jan
'
Sep
207a Aug
473/4
40 3/a
—1
1
55 74
'
42
39%
i
7
1
2272 Aug
397a Sep
3674
Pennsylvania
203/4
34% May
Jan
100
Chemical
20%
347a July
35
Jun
100
Mathieson
1
-
20
43
Jan
Jan
jun
Jan
114
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
3774
42
203/4
—25
-i__„
Jun
307a
Sep
Jan
Northern Railroad
(N H)
34%
42
5
Jun
1772
Mar
100
2,800
583/4
Jan
213/a
5
Feb
—10
....
Steel
•
Aug
737a
100
22 7a
106
5c
1
154
16
106
100
National Service
New
16
217a
4
pfd
777a
443/4
Shoe
S
We
Kennecott
(Ind)
Westinghouse Elec
Jan
87 3/4
363A
20
Rubber
U
Aug
593/4 Jan
53 74
74
Union Carbide
613/4 July
9374 Apr
247a
346
50c
com
9
51%
343/8
53
Il50c
(Ohio)
U
100
:
6374
8
51%
3774
(New Jersey).
U
'
~
8
•
Aug
Texaco
Aug
4
207a
*
_——
Sunray Oil
Jan
101
76 7z
48 74
72
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
287a
Sep K
21%
—10
Standard Oil
Jan
48 3/4
327a
21%
3
OH
Oil
High.;
53
Railway
Standard
Low
32 7a
5
Rand
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—1
_
Standard Oil
Sep
Low
Shares
32%
Oil
Socony Mobil
Jan
183/4
Industries
Southern
Sep
68%
5872
397» Jun
183
16
137
Feb
287a
100
Co
Co
Jan
7672
_w
5
Coal
Apr
for Week
of Prices
L—5
Roebuck
Sperry
Jan
59%
Paper—
Sinclair
Aug
6874
5074 Apr
50
18%
157a
122
631
1
Creek
287a
973/4
Jan
4572 Sep
30
65
43%
__
Sears
Jan
Co—
Inc
Co
Electric
213
52
—
303/4
Regis
Schenley
~
137
68 7a
100
Gillette Co
Island
21%
91%
10
Copper Range Co
4%%
20%
91%
•
Property Trust
Hecla
Service
20%
100
Co.
115
St
High
2174 July
207a July
50
Albany RR
Boston
Boston
Low
.
25 7a
J
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Par
Shares
High
25
Week's
Last
for Week
Low
•
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
.
87a Mar
47a
24.
Jan
Sep
Jun
May
2074
Jun
74
Feb
17a
57 74
Jan
Jan
,53 7a July
35%
317a
487i
175
Aug
Aug
Jan
July
Number
Volume
5989
.
.
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Brunswick
•
Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Burton-Dixie
for Week
of Prices
Low
3,400
49%
76%
Middle
South
16%
(Un)
700
16%
Sep
27%
Jan
Minneapolis
17
17%
1,600
17
Sep
233/4
Jan
Minnesota
33%
9
16%
17 Va
(Un)>
33 Va
33 %
400
29
Mar
Jun
Mississippi
40 3/a
&
.12.50
24%
24%
26%
500
22%
Jan
29
5
Corp
Canadian
Hecla
Inc
17%
17%
19%
1,400
17%
Sep
263/8
5,700
1%
Jun
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Corp
Brewing
&
30c
(Un)
Celanese
Centlivre
Central
.
Aug
Modlne
of
Corp
West
Corp
23
2,100
223/4
Sep
27%
Apr
24
500
22%
Jun
31 %
Jan
Mount Vernon
15%
18%
36%
36
35%
19
19%
_25
56
56
56
1
19
19
20%
2.50
1
———
800
58%
58%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
:*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_»
17%
17%
22%.
22%
Cincinnati
Cities
Gas
Service
City
Corp.
Cliff's
common
Cleveland
Electric
Co
Ilium
1,500
31
44%
43%
44% '
5,500
89%
Jun
43%
Sep
—15
Inc
43%
200
39 v*
10,JU0
56%
preferred
11%
12%
16%
17%
1,600
10
20%
20%
20%
25
Foods
63
62
64%
99%
99% V
.133 V3
34
34%
10
;
;
Container
35
Corp of
Continental
Controls
Co
of
Co
Steel
Co
of
&
Detroit
Co_!
20%
Sep
Sep
29
24% ?
64
64
43%
42%
43%
-
1
32%
32%
33%
;■
-12.50
17%
17%
8%
Co
Edison
Oil
Jan
Pacific
Jan
Pan
41 %
Jan
Sep
Parke-Davis
42
July
64%
Jan
5,300
32%
18%
7,200
8%
100
17%
18
45%
43%
45% :
20
47%
47%
47%
Airways
class
29%
Jan
July
133/4
Jan
May
81V#
48 Va
Aug
40 3/a
Feb
47% Aug
Pepsi-Cola
Corp..
!
;
l
Chemical Co!
(E
Eastern
Air
Eastman
Paso
Elgin
Lines
(Un)
Radio &
Railroad
Falstaff
Ford
Mills
Motor
Foremost
Apr
33
Jan
133
Jun
Quaker
273/8 Mar
35
Sep
14%
100
13%
14%
300
12
16 3/a
8%
8%
9
4,500
7 Va
7%
2,500
73/8
Sep
Jan
12%
Sep
7%
Jun
13%
Apr
170% 173
171%
,
300
.
July,
•
Feb
32%
34%
Co
'^194 Va Aug
Richman
23%
Jun
29
Jan
Royal
32
Jun
39
200
62%
61 Va
63%
1
6% May
603/4 July
2,000
92%
8
2
13%
13%
14
800
133/4
19
18%
19%
1,100
18%
Sep
Sep
193/a
1
10
9
9%
1,300
7%
Jun
Feb
9%
9
St
Jan
Dutch
Louis
St
Public
St
Sangamo
Electric
Schenley
—2.50
Contract
General
._
Finance
General
Foods
Corp
new
Inc.
com
General
Public
9
Jan
Sears
33/4
Jan
Servel
15%
15%
16%
152
18
Jun
6%
6%
200
6%
Sep
8
Jan
34%
33%
39%
6,100
33%
Sep
Sep
53
Jan
993/4
Jan
Signode
Aug
69%
Sep
Sinclair
-i.
Goodyear Tire &
(W
H)
29
1,000
,
42 Va
10,200
Sep
31%
July
Paper
Schwitzer
Class
6,000
...27
51
400
48
Sep
80 3/4
29%
293/B
100
293/a
Sep
353/4 Mar
! —1
100
22% Mar
84
May
May
Co_
—i
78%
79
300
60
1
14%
14%
200
14
Jan
Aug
23%
Jan
8
13%
133/4
100
12% Mar
14 Va
Jun
33%
35%
1,000
33%
473/4
jan >
21%
21%
100
79
•
34
——*
w
.
...
87% Aug
Sep
'
Oil
D
Co
Standard
Oil
700
350
45
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
•
36%
36%
38
800
36%
Sep
50 Va
Jan
Stanray
Greyhound
(Un)
3
21%
20%
21%
1,000
20%
Feb
24%
Sep
1
11%
11%
153
113/a
Sep
13
Co
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
Corp—
U,
*
;
27%
28 %
1,200
36%
27%
8.331/3
—
Utilities
,363/4
200
26 5/a
r
33%
July
37
38
Apr
Mar
Jan
5,200
56%
Feb
500
Jun
4,400
34% Jan
26% Mar
49%
29%
37 Va
Jun
47%
46%
47%
6,100
43
57%
Jan
21%
21%
22%
44%
44%
*
46%
Helleman (G) Brewing Co
Hein
Werner
Hertz
Hibbard
1
Spencer
Bartlett
__25
53%
125
5%
—1
Corporation
11%
550
53%
53%
2,000
125
600
125
116
Feb
8%
8%
24%
25
22%
22
22 3/*
31%
31%
Steel
—
Co
Internationr
38
7%
7% Aug
Jun
Texas
Paper
13%
Jan
Textron
Aug
32%
Apr
Tel
30%
Feb
Thor
600
31Vs
Sep
47%
Jan
Toledo
-
Johnson
Electric
Edison
900
37 Va May
50%
Jan
Transamerlca
450
24% Aug
38% Sep
43
Jan
Trans
Jan
2,100
323/4
700
29 Vs
Feb
35% Aug
Trl
50%
200
49%
Sep
56 Va
20th
_7.50
90 V*
90%
903A
200
90%
Sep
1353/4
35
35
35%
200
33 3/a
Apr
50 %
38
July
Jan
•
38%
37%
38 V*
700
32
Feb
46 3/4
May
19%
19%
19%
400
18% Mar
20%
Sep
10
\
1,900
10 V*
La Salle
So
Union
Union
Pacific
89 Va
Jan
United
United
Air
31% Mar
38 Va
Jun
99%
Aug
Jan
United
73%
United
Fruit
Jan
80%
Jun
United
States
34%
37 Vs
37%
38%
3,200
75%
75
773A
900
79
79
100
63
33 %
—
2
9%
9%
1,800
100
6
July
Lincoln
Printing Co
Lytton's
(Henry
C)
(Un)
Co
Marquette
43A
Jan
2
Martin
(The)
McCrory
Sep
Means
Merck
(F.
&
W.)
Co
Meyer
Co
&
Blanke
(Un)
For
footnotes,
82%
Aug
Jan
31%
30%
Apr
30%
31%
350
30%
32
33%
1,400
32
Sep
Sep
38
33%
46%
Jan
49%
49%
10
46 Va
Jan
52
Aug
6% July
3% Jan
U
S
U
S
of
10%
10%
2,500
9 Va
Jun
11%
Apr
33%
600
32%
Jan
16%
700
15%
Sep
Sep
54'A
15%
21%
21%
21%
100
20
Aug
49%
49%
52%
23%
23%
50
23%
Sep
50%
533%
2,700
44%
Feb
59'A
Jun
13%
14%
1,500
12% July
7% Jun
15%
Aug
9%
Jan
~_3
53%
v
8%
8%
9
8%
1,100
'"v/
9
800
Sep
80Va
28
7%
Jun
9%
Jan
30%
42%
Jan
28
28
100
28
Apr
Sep
34% July
55%
42%
34%
34%
35
36%
37%
3
46%
£
46%
47
•
18%
18%
19%
r
20%
21
<
34%
37%
28%
28%
37%
V
42%
Jun
38%
37%
40
48%
48%
38%
Feb
18%
Sep
23 Va
2,600
20 %
Apr
26 V#
Jan
43
Jan
600
400
100
29% Mar
25% July
49% July
26%
25%
31%
Jan
35%
Feb
48%
Aug
39%
Apr
50%
Jan
3,800
38%
.
37%
100
27
35
May
46%
Feb
40
Sep
2,500
700
44% May
24% May
50 Va
Jan
33
July
31%
6,000
30%
Apr
14%
14%
14%
6,100
14
Sep
21
26
26
200
23
Apr
33
45
40
45
1,059
13%
Jan
45
123/4
11%
13%
7,200
8%
Jun
24%
Jan
5,900
7
July
17%
Jan
i
11%
10%
11%
17%
17%
18
21%
21%
213/4
41%
41%
42
300
Oil
Co
5
21%
5
20%
55
26 Vs
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20% May
24%
Jan
400
39% July
50%
Feb
22%
Sep
3,900
21%
Sep
24%
Apr
72 3/a
73
700
64%
Jun
86%
Jan
32%
300
29% Mar
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Aug
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200
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Jan
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39 Vs
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16
Aug
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May
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46%
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2,100
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41% May
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Sep
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25
23%
25
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Sheet
Radio
Corp
&
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13% July
55%
Jan
64%
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34 Vs
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42
300
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Feb
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Chesapeeke & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com
Chicago
51/4
30
12.50
(Un)__
Cenco Instruments Corp
Cerro
22%
10
Co
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
t_^.l;
(Un)
<fc
22%
Jan
Sep
Sep
—7
25
& Libby...
1,200
Apr
22%
50
483/4
Co..
33%
Jan
_1%
Sep
76%
(Un)
Salt
27%
:
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35
1.80
50
Lear
McNeill
500
Jun
,34
385/a
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8%
A
class
Corp
Jun
Llbby
36. 36 y8
Jun'
1.00
75%
Inc
35%
17
8
3.50
Sep
47%
•
2.50
—1
(Un)
County Land Co
Leslie
19%
Feb
May
;—1
Corp
Copper
Jan
150
62c
23%
10
Industries
Kaiser
Kennecott
Jan
24
Jan
"
8%
23%
Sep
Jan
13%
"32c
100
563/a
34
60
22%
Aug
8
33,100
2.00
33 %c
4
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
27%
31%
California
(Carle
Jorgenson
Sep
5
15% Sep
?.
42,200
.
38%
34
8%
*. 76
Feb
Jan
Mar
90
13%
Jan
July
13
200'
13%
-
2.95
45
50%
13 %
19% Mar
373/8
30
Sep
8 3/4
100
56 y4
; r
1.55 July
50 %
92%
36% Jan
7
Sep-'
800
37
„
Steel (Un)...
10
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Laughlin
&
Jun
5.50
Co—
Sep
July
335/8 Aug
2.1% Mar
Feb
17%
31%
Aug
39
1.80
38V4
343/a
37%' July
413/8 May
.
1,200
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100 '
100"
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23%
90
5()c
Oil
Jade
Jones
33%
17%
:—1
>
'
64c
50 %.
(Un)——__7.50
Tel (Un)—1——•
&
2.60
Jan
40% Aug
"
Lone
California
Tel
2.30
385/a
38%
(Un>_
8%
.
Jan
33/a
15V2 Mar
100
.
Jan
443A
*
18% May
300
Jan
10
18"% July
29 y4 Apr
1,400
—5
Budget Finance
Bullock's
30
•
Brunswick
30%
15%
Jun
47%
724%
32
700
-
75c
*
*
Jun
.
Jun
11/2
July
International
*43
55c
__
.
•
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International Harvester
Kratter
Bond
44%
57%
15 y4
;
2.35
59c
———
International Paper Co
Beech
55v4
.
V
—
8%
Mars'land Mines Corp
'
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____——1
Western
17%
\
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27
2,000
200'
83/4
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27%
41%
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20
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44%
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20
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400
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7
29% f
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/
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;
2,300
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17
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Corp
2
35
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; —
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1 i
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Home
Jun
22
1,100
14%
Jan
'•>
29% May
2
.
100
:
;;
.
Apr
34% July
500
••
32
Holly
Mar
32 % May
2,000
;.
14
14
—5o
Avnet Electronics Corp
-.100
.1.
4
_—3
.
3%
36%
___1
:
*
67 "2
:
Sep
31
-
Jan
57%
5
(Un)
42
45%
,
2.50
(Un)
Co
27%
45%
.
:—___10
(Un)*
Refining
Refining
25%
457/a
.
1
4———.—
Gas
(Un)—:
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
Atlas
Co
26
50
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Sep
45c
16,100
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Sep
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-
: 2
1%
*_
Jan
60%
101% Aug
;
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17
2
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2.20
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i
Jun
34
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Sep
/ 43% Feb
1.85 July
34%"
--
Sep
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7,57/a Sep
May
600
200
1,300
17
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—
Aircraft
Oil
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'
27 v
483/4
4,900
50
49%
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& Co
Western
Grumman
62% Aug
43% Jan
May
(W R)
Greyhound
Sep
97%
Jan
;
Feb
16
51% May /
80
Jan
•
-
61 »/4-
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Jun
Hoffman' Electronics
Anaconda
4
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Jan
2.20
58c ;
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12
.
91%
33%
Good Humor
20% July
7%
6,500
til %
(Un)
Jan,
261/2 May
59% Jun
'•
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of Calif.*..*—i
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Apr
5%
Jan
6&3/8
7 41%
Jan
193/4
1
Sep
49%
(Un)——.1—.80c
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Gladden Products* Corp.i;__.4.--_—---l/:' "-' 2.20
Gladding McBean & Co_:
—:—:—5 v .
Goobel
623/4
Jan
99%
"
283/s
27%
53 3/a
7% Aug
„
200
-5% ;<
High
..
Sep
Sep
483/4
(Un)__83%
(Un)l_—1
Graham-Paige Corp
(Un)
1 .
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Great Lakes
Chemical Co
—I V
25
(Un)
Rubber Co
sc
75%
•
300
7,8oo;;'
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:
43%
42%
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
Jan'
19 %
-
■
1,400
..
1
—
Jan
43%
r
11% May !
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: i
50y8 Mar 7
■
100
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.
.
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24
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21
;
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Apr
37% May;
300
13
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33%
Co
Co
-i,...100
48 y»
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American
24 y8
•„ 60%
60%
7 7%
American
Amer
y8
48
12V4
10
lnc_.
American Motors
7 24
25
——;
Foreign Power
19%
5%'
General
/
American
67%
General
Jan
2,500
:7%
Jan
35%
2,100
623/4:
Jan
Jan
78
67%
42%
7»/4
Feb
75%
34
8,000
/»' ;.7 ..
Telephone & Electronics 3.33 % V 27%
General
13%
Sep
28% July
1,500
Jan
Low
39
34
341/4
75%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
83/4
Sep
47%
300
19
General
>■.
for Week
:>
High
Low
Par'
1
Electric Co (Un)
—5
Exploration Co of California.:.!
Foods Corp (Un)—_—:——•
Motors Corp common——1%
May
-25%
•
■
900
v;''
,
General Dynamics Corp:
High
12%
-
10%
.
(Un)_
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)
Alleghany
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20c
30c
—2
Industries
Low
///""
Shares
12%
10c
—
of Prices
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
for Week
Sales
Week's
•
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Weeks
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
September 23)
Friday
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended
.
.
2,200
-
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1229)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Radio Corp of America
Rayouier Inc
Raytheon
Co
Reserve
Oil
&
ZZZ
(Un)
Qas
Manufacturing
Richfielc!
Rohr
Oil
Co
Rjdtr
System
Safeway
Stores
Diego
&
b'tc preferred
San Diego Imperial
Schenley
Seaboard
Sears,
Roebuck
Servel
Inc
Shasta
Shell
Water
Oil
'
4.78%
Co
Co
Southern
Pacific
Standard
Oil
Stanley
Co
of
19% May
200
7
50
20(4
52
100
44%
34%
300
35
300
12%
Apr
8% May
30
Feb
42%
Jun
17% July
29%
Jan
34
July
55 Va
Jan
12% May
18 %
Feb
35
42
Jan
*/8
14-ya
1.40J
36%
36%
900
63%.
56%
Feb
______25
24%
24%
100
22%
Jan
22%
22%
100
20%
Jan
66% Sep
25(4 Aug
22% Aug
31
lo
30%
3,100
1,300
28%
Jan
31
31
100
28 %
Feb
31
6%
7
7
2,000
4%
Jan
Inc
46%
100
39%
Jan
19%
3,500
18%
23%
26
41%
41%
42%
300
41%
20%
20%
21
4,500
20%
Apr
8%
8%
300
8%
Sep
12%
34%
37
2,403
31%
Apr
48%
200
38% May
49% Jun
•
46%
45%
Feb
1
1
1,800
1
Aug
1%
Jun
40%
44%
7,400
40
Jun
51(4
Jan
38%
37%
(Un)
7
38%
40%
40%
48%
*ovb
10
900
48 %
:
-
10,500
100
35 % May
44
Jan
40
50%
Jan
(Un)
50%
50%
1
47% Mar
cry
50%
8(4
12%
11%
13
4,500
11
(4
10%
11%
3,000
Union
Pacific
Union
Sugar
U
U
S
S
U S
3(4 July
41
U
S
Steel
22
6,400
21%
Sep
24%
Apr
Aug
72%
300
64%
Jun
86%
Jan
15%
16%
700
15%
Sep
24%
Feb
20
20%
400
20
Sep
31
Jan
55%
55%
100
47
Feb ■;
66%
Jun
24 (4
24(4
200
17%
18
2,500
22%
22%
100
—
18
16
31
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
16
Sep
21%
Varian
Victor
100
23% May
11% July
29 % Mar
11%
18%
Jan
34%
34%
400
33% May
38%
Jan
1
21%
21%
600
21%
26 %
(Un)____*
38
40%
500
30% Mar
43
Washington
*
110% 111%
Sep
201
110%
Sep
145%
37%
37%
38
70)
31%
Jan
39%
40%
41%
1,400
33% Mar
43%
Preferred
West
25%
25%
26 V8
1 600
25%
30%
Western
Life
13%
1 pnq
12%
30%
30%
200
25%
Apr
37 VB
40%
40%
100
10
(Un)__
5
Sep
Jun
Air
794
95
187
12%
12%
508
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12
Baltimore
Transit
Co
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
;
Curtis
Publishing
Delaware Power
Duquesne
Electric
Ford
Foremost
General
Coal
Maaison
Martin
&
1.241
Sen
56 Va
12
12
200
12
Jan
14% Mar
29%
33%
416
18%
Apr
10
Aug
10
10%
90
I8V4
18%
936
50%'
'48%
51%
874
90
32%
Apr
45%
Aug
19%
200
19
Sep
30%
2O0
27% May
9%
9%
100
44%
45%
400
27%
—
50
16%
Brook
Public
Aug
Jan
2834
Sep
17 Vb
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
11%
11%
12%
3,592
11%
Sep
33%
34%
191
33% Aug
54
113
34%
52%
3,409
47 %
Apr
8
1.242
7%
Jan
12 Va May
21%
21%
56%
50%
7%
22%
1,725
21%
Sep
34%
Apr
1,065
26%
Feb
31%
Aug
62
15%
Sep
20
10
30%
31
15%
15%
•
com
41
66% July
Jan
53
Aug
Jan
40 »/a
41
896
36
Mar
41%
Sep
10%
10%
10%
240
10 Va
Sep
18%
Jan
84%
81%
85
739
72
Feb
92 >4
Jun
Service
26
26
100
,
*
Co
Sep
64%
Jun
27%
198
22%
Feb
28%
Aug
10c
Service--
13%
13%
30
13%
13%
47
48%
101
Sep
42% May
7%
2,401
43%
•
7%
13 50
50%
Tmnrovement
Marion
2614
45%-
22%
-43"
Feb
43
27%
•
1
48%
7%
v
1,736-
7
Feb
,.
Aug
Sep
55%
Jan
7'
Jan
50V4
51 %
201
54
Jan
14
14%
14%
Sep
16%
Jan
50%
14%
51%
100
*
Corp
Washington Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop common
175
45 Va
51 (4
Sep
62
62
May
Sep
68%
Jan
10
32
46 Vt
62
Apr
BONDS
Baltimore
5s
Transit
series
inc
67c
Co
4s
A_
1975
79%
Jan
82
Mar
1975
87%
87%
2,000
86% Aug
91
Mar
1977
ser
A__
subord
debs
81
81
6.000
77%
84
27%
71(4
'
■
.
•
.;
•
y
Apollo
4.4%
Sep
63 Vb
Jan
Blaw-Knox
100
27%
Sep
36%
Apr
Columbia
Gas
71%
Sep
3 03 %
Brewing
71%
75(4
2,100
30%
30%
1,200
30% May
60(4
1,800
42%
Apr
Ludlum
Jan
Apr
Duquesne
41
Jan
System
Co
Light Co
Equitable Gas Co_
Glass
of
(Un)
7%
preferred-
18%
100
33%
Jan
Pittsburgh
2,100
67%
Jun
25%
400
24%
Sep
33
Jan
41
42%
600
39% May
44
Sep
163
20%
20
20%
124
1.10
1.15
2.45
Jan
6%
6%
30)
Jan
7%
Aug
30
31
400
30
Sep
45%
Jan
700
19
Sep
35%
Jan
1
19
20 (4
1.00 July
4%
Screw
U S
Plate
Bolt
&
Glass
9
59%
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
'
59%
■'
for week
4% Vo
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
39%
4,581
35% Mar
41%
a23 a23%
63
21% July
9% Jun
24 Va July
Low
10%
10%
10
19% al9%
50
High
11
Jan
Jan
Co
of
Can
Jan
18%
Jun
21 Va
Aug
8%
Jan
26%
Sep
32%
41(4
Sep
May
103
Sep
80%
22%
Jan
10
Aug
38%
Jan
6
Jan
30%
Sep
6V4
68
1%
100
25 Vt
125
23%
6.25
.
48%
48
50%
377
Week's
Jan
6%
Apr
8 Vb
Jan
1
Apr
Sep
2%
32%
Jun
46% Mar
64%
Jud
Jan
Sales
Range
Last
4%
pfd
_25
—50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
$2.90
Argus
preferred
Ltd
Corp
$2.50
preferred
for Week
of Prices
Shares
__50
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
18
F«b
Aug
31%
33 VB
4.813
30
July
40%
Jan
29%
Bailey Selburn
4,655
27% July
38%
Jan
Bank
5%%
*
preferred——25
Montreal-—
.
j
UV
40
Mar
46%
Sep
51 Va
600
49
Feb
52 Va
Aug
42%
165
37
Jan
43
Sep
Mar
52
a52
30 >/2
.
48%
25
,
20
31%
a52
_*
' 25%
Aug
1,782
42
42%
_♦
High
22
105
46%
51 Va
50
*
19 Va Mar
46
__
48%
Low
High
a21% a22'4
—
46Va
—50
—:
28%
of
__50
common
Asbestos Corp ____——■
Atlas Steels Ltd
19%
116
15% May
59%
1%
6»/4
193
Feb
Mar
23%
1
—
31%
9% Mar
21% Mar
23%
1
1—
_
preferred
31%
42.
Sep
52%
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
28%
;
11%
30%
Par
a
.
20
Jan
56%
_10
of America-
Glass & Chemical—
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Aluminum
High
a
45
High
Sep
6% May
28% Sep
Dollars
Sales
a
A
103
Va
9
34%
30%
Friday
37%
a23 %
25
65
60
17
9
__6
STOCKS
Low
38
25
112
17 V4
—5
Corp
308
37%
112
—
10
_—
255
26
37%
'■
9
24%
•
25%
—~
100
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5,20)
—
Plymouth Oil Corp
Reymer & Bros
1.10
Inc
30
5
45%
1
200
28%
8.50
.
18%
___5
40
10%
29
5
Pgh
—————
24%
Jan
Low
35.%
10%
10
—
42%
Sep
Range Since Jan. I
High
10
Duquesne
Jun
Low
34%
Co
18%
40
Shares
5
24(4
18%
for Week
Par
Inc
43%
*
see page
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Steel
Industries
80
'
7
,
1
Abitlbi Power & Paper common
4%% preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
77%
•
Allegheny
56%
Week's
Last
Friday
-
Jan
3C%
!
(Un)
$1,000
Sale Price
-
1
common
79 V4
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Sep
—10
803b
30%
25%
Lab
1
footnotes,
95% May
Apr
July
3,084
Co
13%
56%
(Un)
Prices
For
73% Mar
58%
23
2.50
French
&
33%
10
Ltd
Aug
•
July
9
2.50
Co
Steel
58%
28%
Sale Price
Algoma
Jan
Jan
27%
10
common
Jun
13
27%
Corp
Montreal Stock Exchange
Aluminium
139
41V*
Sep
Jan
19%
50
Jan
31%
CANADIAN MARKETS
Class
80%
19%
16% May
36 Va Apr
•
Co
Southeastern
Osis
Jan
Mar
42
50
Kline
United
19%
Sep
17
432
Jersey Gas Co
Universal
Jan
90
1
Smith
United
Jun
93 Va
8,342
5
Gas
72
Sep
60% July
13% Sep
18%
52%
&
50%
43%
20
Electric
26%
12
Co
Power
47(4 Aug
18%
18%'
Co_
Jan
35% May
21% Mar
42
73%
Co
66% Aug
Jan
71V4
13%
27%
,
Jan
Jan
13%
3
Scranton-Spring
Oil
14%
232
25%
Inc
Electric
Paper
Sun
1,699
79%
Reading Co
Scott
53
63 %
73%
„
Transportation
Service
50%
60%
_3
Corn
Public
470
1
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc^
Mfg
12(4
16%c
Corp
:
Power & Light-
Electric
39% Aug
9% Sep
1
J
Inc.
Progress
1,100
l
Linotype
Potomac
45 >4 May
1,715
9 Va
10
Chemicals
Photo
1,143
43 %
lOo
Mergenthaler
Perfect
66 %
28
Jan
42%
1
Pennsalt
Pennsylvania
63 Va
41%
52
2
Co
Co.
Sep
8 Va
1,066
3,005
Sep
163
Jun
16%
(s
54
16%
1
Navigation
6V4
61%
1.66%
_„
46 V4 July
12 % Sep
919
25%
Inc__
(The)
Merck
7
46
Resistance
&
Fund
38%
24%
common
•___
International
Lehigh
Jan
44
Corp
Co
Jun
28%
25 Va
Dairies
Homasote
30%
9
8
Motors
Sep
275
1,416
66
10
Acceptance Corp
Jan
33%
37%
44%
Battery:
Sep
97%
39 Va
5
Co
Jan
Feb
Jan
—6.75
.
('4
79%
16 Va
1
Light!
42
82%
41%
25
.
High
22(4 Sep
65% July
9,010
6%
16 Va
1.80
.
Co___
&
Storage
7
_5
Light
Motor
12%
1
Budd
Jan
19
31(4
1
Co
Lines
68%
50
16% Mar
31%
__
10
Insurance
66
32%
Jan
13 Va
5
(Uni
Coast
66
46%
Aug
10
Power
200
36 Va
Aug
41
(Un)
Corp
Water
Low
23 Va
Jan
10
25
Mng (Un)_
Petroleum
Sep
Aug
Sep
Associates
Westates
14
125%
Jan
„_
Corp of America
.
Feb
Jan
11%
common
Equipment
Sep
73% July
45(a Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
36 Va
Jeannette
Vanadium
Shares
22%
5
231/4 Mar
100
25%
Jun
16% July
600
17(4
25%
23%
21%
34%
5
Oil
24%
11(4
common
&
May
72%
»
Inc
7
Low
10
Corp
South
1
(Un)
Match
21%
2
(Un)
Cons
Universal
12.600
Feb
5
_
Corp
Universal
21
1
Inc
Corp
Refin
17
4% Mar
50%
,
5
Inc
Co
l^-U
July
,
1
:
Co
Corp
Rubber
Smelt
Jan
200
(Un)
Rv
Industries
Aug
41%
Calif
Aircraft
Fruit
39%
24%
41%
common
Airlines
Gas
Jan
300
Corp
Co
United
United
Jan
17%
3%
(Un)
of
United
United
Feb
24(4
3%
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Co
56(4
Jun
1
Corp
Oil
Sep
20% May
10
'
for Week
Research
Philco
400
■
_25
Jan
42 Va Mar
.
Sales
Range
Corporation —_e_«——•
City Electric
4.33
Jun
59%
Week's
of Prices
Atlantic
65%
58%
1,000
—
91 Va
Jan
Jun
14c
10% July
200
Atlantic
&
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
1,000
Construction Co
45 Va
900
120
91%
Jan
___50c
100
13%
92(4
Jan
38
„
45%
115
33%
Jan
15%
34% May
59Va Feb
Tel
65
21%
!
Carbide
Tel
Arundel
42%
21(4
common
Electric
American
54%
•
100
800
1
Jun
25
37
67 V4
Co
Sep
37%
(Un)
"
115
64%
Jun
13
13%
.
Last
common
Stores
Aug
38
common
Union
American
24
21 (4
Thompson Ramo Wooldrige Inc
Thriftimart Inc
Union
Steel
44%
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.
Wood
48%
10
(Un)___
1
1
Par
Alan
1,900
21V* Y
8c
45%
(Un)—_
common
Friday
3,800
5
46% Mar
66 Va
Sale Price
49%
—
37
Sep
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
25%
"
37
67 V*
\
STOCKS
48%
1
(Uni
Co
24%
(Un)
Oil
Corp
Cab
49(4
Petroleum
Airlines
Worthington
24(4
1
Transmission
Union
Jun
7% May
25% Mar
Pieferred
1,100
5
5
Co
3,600
9c
5
Corp
Tishman Realty &
Feb
4*>%
(Un)
Sulphur
Jan
Jan
48V4
25
Inc
50
25
common
Gulf
Jan
6V«
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Warrants
July
*
1
World
Aug
50
18%
__2
49%
8c
General
_1
Tri-Continental
Sep
7%
46%
18%
Aug
Sep
Sep
(Un)
Transamerica
Jun
31
25
(Uni_
International
Trans
Jan
61%
10
Oil
Jan
Sep
Jan
62
(Un)
Sunset
Tidewater
15%
13
41
30%
13-yB
Gas
Textron. Inc
Feb
36%
(Un)
Mid-Continent
Texas
24% Aug
58 % Jun
25
J
Sunray
Texaco
Apr
Jun
5
issued
Gas
79%
15
dUn)
N
Stud»baker-Packard
Tenn
10% May
36% Jan
Sep
100
14%
>
25
Co_„
Inc
Telautograph
Mar
20(4 Aug
22%
13,500
California
Corp
Webster
Co
300
19%
—
(Ohio)
Stone
Swift &
.(•
7 •'
20%
8(4
Chemical
Suburban
Jan
19
(Indiana)
Drug
When
24%
lc
Sterling
&
700
19(4
2
48%
9c
Apr
31% Sep
21% Sep
50c
of
Warner
Stauffer
30%
14 %
31
48%
Oil
40%
100
(Un)_2
Inc
Co
Oil
Sep
31%
•
Co
Brands
Standard
36%
31VZ
Metals
Oil
300
1,450
A__25
32 Va
—6.25
Basin
Sep
36%
2,000
pfd series
common
Standard
33%
13
;
Jan
24%
Jun
800
33%
36%
common
Sep
55%
300
Jan
52
5
Railway
Oil
Apr
Sep
23%
46%
24%
16% May
41% May
Jan
10%
Sperry-Rand Coro
Warrants
(Un)
Standard
12%
900
800
Exploration-—10c
*
Wilson & Company (Un)—
Woolworth
(FWi
(Un)__;
_10
WilJiston
High
23
Aug
17%
34%
Co
Standard
83%
26
36
(Un)
Standard
Mar
46%
12%
Inc
Co
Co
1.35 May
69
14% May
31% Sep
14(4
(Un)
Edison
Gas
Mar
22%
8
Oil
Southern
Inc
ZZ
ZZ
class A__Z_ZZZ_2
Co
15%
90c
32(4
500
1
preferred
Southern Calif Petroleum
Spiegel
300
3A %
21%
500
6%
Southern
15%
55%
3,100
Corp
Cal
100
2.50
cumul pfd—
preferred
Southern
77%
50
(Uni
Gas
Calif
4.32%
Zenith Radio Corporation (Un)__.
22
1
Mobil
Southern
Yellow
Jan
8%
3
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Socon.v
Aug
2iiO
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Co
&
83
28
1,400
8
;
Oil
Jan
Sep
700
1.20
50
Corp
Signal
Jun
Jun
21%
Co
Co
Sinclair
70
56
16%
8
ZZZ 1
(Un)
Oil
Siegler
&
Feb
77%
Low
24 Vb
10
38% Mar
&ijO
1,000
20(4
20%
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp__
48%
'-'4
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22
25%
Jan
Shares
44
Telegraph (Un)_ —2.50
11% July
77% Jan
140
;
Jan
Union
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Dept Stores
Sep
____l
(Un)
53%
29%
i
(Un)
Finance Co
Western
Sep
36(4
36%
20
Corp
Jan
12%
31%
10
Corp
Industries
Schering
common
27%
55%
44%
15
—1.66%
Elec
Western
400
19 (4
19%
2.50
Inc
Gas
Apr
5,600
32%
*
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Sep
Par
78%
13%
77(4
~(Un)ZZZ20g
Co
35
*
56%
1.15
15
Sep '
16% July
Feb
16
1
High
53%
7%
77%
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1
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»
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1
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1,100
42%
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Co_
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Aeronautical
Co
Ryan
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Royal
San
Oil
9%
12%
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36%
55 V2
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Ranch
35
131/"
Low
800
.
17
9%
1
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Tobacco
(Un)
Rice
16%
35%
10
Co
55%
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Range
'
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
53%
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Rexall
Rheem
541/,
1
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Low
»
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Republic Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Revlon
(Un)
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
37
1,925
48%
40
25%
1,293
10)
47
2G% July
43
20%
35
Sep
Va
Jan
Mar
4834
Sep
Feb
26%
Aug
19 % July
28
Jan
.—
19V*
19Va
200
17% JrVy
19 ('2
Jan
54
54
55%
3,645
47% Mar
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Bank
of
x-iu^uc
Nova
Scotia
I^baauldii
B%^que
Provinciale
61
61%
51
51
Low
52 %
19
57
1,065
Sale Price
High
Jun
71%
47% Mar
573/4 Aug
33 Va
41
Molson
Breweries
Class
Telephone
44
280
37
Feb
46% July
46 %
46%
10,237
42%
Jan
47%
Aug
a47
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Montreal
20
41%
Jan
48
Sep
Morgan
52
Sep
National
10%
Jan
Sep
National
Steel
Sep
National
52
52
120
1,327
45%
-
Jan
Preferred
Montreal
£
Columbia
8
8
15c
120
15c
48
48
49
908
45
*
4.15
3.90
4.25
4,394
•
3.50 May
5%
Jun
27%
27
28
Niagara
5,281
24% Aug
35 %
Jan
43/4 %
preierred
50
4Va%
preferred
50
preferred
4%% preierred
5%%
_
Building
class
Calgary Power
Canada
4%%
Steamship
Canadian
Class
British
A
Canner
Celanese
$1.75
33
46
46 Va
10
10
555
12%
class
24
253/4
534
26%
100
24%
1,343
18%
23
25
22%
2,535
31%
35
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1,400
2.30
„
2.40
1,100
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10
25
10 Va
375
7
7
7
50
5.65
2,700
42
13
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Glass
153/4
1,377
12% July
17 %
Jan
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10
69 Va
77
Aug
&
Tar
&
Steel
10
Sep
600
40
Mar
43 Va
Aug
243/4
Jan
Sep
26%
1,650
4,821
25
Freres
common
.
A
15
60
15
all%
Steel
38% July
52
Jan
14%
3,20 J
Apr
15
all%
all%
56
56
12%
12%
19%
12%
4,701
July
1,680
a52
20
25
1.50 July
38
38%
1,940
32 % Mar
16%
16%
200
143/4
15
685
13
Feb
16 3/4
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15
80
Jan
82
13%
13%
100
13%
Sep
15% Mar
5 3/a
39
14
>
Aug
July
'
18
Jan
80
Jan
5.80
39
May
163/4
4.60 July
Feb
Sep
•
Jan
Jan
July
6%
38
Jan
Jun
45
Sep
15
6.00
6.20
450
20
20
100
17%
Jan
20% July
11
Jun
133/4
0
723/4 July
80%
Sep
65 %
July
80
Jan
6.00
July
•
12
IP/4
12
500
•
17
16%
17'/a
4,370
9
155
/
9.50 Mar
15% Mar
9
8% Mar
•
Jan
18% May
11
Jan
24%
243/s
25%
7,388
27
27
28%
940
26
41
41
42 %
410
37% Mar
43
Mar
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30
41 /
48
July
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124
24 3/a
10
Sep
30%
Mar
31%
Aug
373/3 Aug
124
124
20
5%
6
600
5%
27%
26%
273/4
1,925
26 Va
20%
.*
20% !
22%
1,020
19
•
May
9
750
8
3,757
63
19%
1,860
99
100
94
Mar
49%
50 %
1,088
45
Mar
55%
55
56
1,780
48% Mar
18%
18%
19%
2,315
16%
Jun
2.10
Bank
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0
■
2.10
200
2.00
July
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330
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&
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Knapp
(Canada)
class A__
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35
100
100 %
58
57%
25%
4 00
Sep
Jun
Jan
Jun
383/b
Jan
2.60 May
Feb
373/4
Sep
37%
Sep
92
Aug
1,395
1,100
40
30
37%
94
29
Mar
125
90
Sep
91
Jan
Jan
Apr
2.80
91
Jan
83/4
363A
91
Jan
Jan
24
20%
353%
•
Aug
87 3/a
Aug
37%
*
17
Jan
May
July
14
2.60
2.80
*
preferred
5 5/a
10
363/4
1
B
4 % %
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•
Ltd.
22 3/4
17% Mar
100
.
31-
Aug
19
Jan
Aug
8%
July
65%
99
1
64
19%
•
A
9
64 3%
49 Va
—
Canada
class
Jan
45
Jun
118
Jan
130
Sep
Sep
*
26%
3.35
Jan
Jun
Canadian Stock Exchange
153/4
Price*
-
STOCKS
Alscope
10%
Jan
137
15%
405
a45
135
110
Jan
13% Mar
45
Jan
137
Sep
Mines
16
Jan
Arno
Mines
45%
Jan
Atlas
Sulphur
23
1,081
6%
1,150
6
July
24% May
7% Jan
Augustus
56 Va
50
55
Aug
65
Apr
Avalon
66
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Atlas
Telefilms
57
175
55
Apr
19%
625
18%
Feb
22% July
Baker
9% May
12% July
Band-Ore
8"%
12
Ltd.
20c
Jan
3c
1,000
2c
July
4c
July
43
42
44
5,660
6%
63/4
10
400
9%
1,465
Talc
Oil
2,760
6
July
73/4
Jan
500
4c
May
8c
Jan
2,000
4c
12c
Jan
48C
47c
50c
7,400
40c
Apr
70c
July
22 %c
22 %c
25c
14,3)2
18c
July
38c
Jan
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Bollechasse
Feb
38
Sep
Bonnyville
Oil
60
90
Mar
103
Sep
Bornitc
Eurnt
Corp
Tungsten Mines
323/4
37
1,065
42%
42%
100
88
88
50
38
40
510
14
14
200
10
10%
600
323/4
42
Sep
50%
Jan
July
52%
Bonnets
8.35
8.00
8.10
1,300
3.70
3.70
200
36
353/4
36
605
8.50
1,100
40%
40%
80
45%
46%
1,715
Hill
88
Sep
Calumet
44%
Jun
Candn
60%
60%
375
9%
9%
10
1,311
32%
8,434
12%
12
12%
1,616
403/4
39%
413/8
2,990
15%
14%
43c
Jan
15
Mar
55c
Jan
4c
500
3c
July
6%c
7%
5,901
4c
6%
16c
19C
10,800
5c
5c
■5c
4,000
3c
1
12c
12c
12c
1,000
11c
Uranium
Food
Mines
&
Ltd
.1
3c
1,500
3c
Jun
5c
Jan
6%
200
6%
Sep
11%
Feb
4.00
600
3.50
Jun
4.0D
25
163/4
Jun
65c
Jun
5
July
Jan
Canadian
Power
&
113/4
Jan
Canalask
Nickel
Mines
4.95
Jan
Canorama
44%
Jan
Carlier
Cassiar
35% Mar
42
July
43
52
Jan
May
52% Mar
Jan
Mar
11% July
Feb
313%
Inv
Asbestos
Food
Corp
Products
Manitoba
63% Aug
Chemalloy
10
Ltd
—
—
37
Jan
12%
Sep
42
Sep
Cleveland
Sep
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—
Copper
54
25
48
Apr
54
Aug
80
Cons Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
Jan
93
Sep
Consolidated
50
•
260
16
Jun
48
46%
21%
49
6,998
46%
Sep
89
Sep
Sep
7ci
Jan
26c
70c
July
8c
Aug
15c
4,800
12 Vu
12%
700
4oy«
85
13c
Feb
Mines
Crusade
Petroleum
356
87%
Sep
343/4
593
31
Feb
36%
41%
Apr
Dome
310
55%
383/4 May
43%
Sep
Dominion
Engineering
60
Jan
Dominion
Leaseholds
•
Bloedel k Fo'well River Ltd •
•
100
*
July
50
a!2% al2%
52
12
Mar
Sep
27
.
10%
27
75
27
27%
29%
490
24
15%
29%
3
0
2,060
Apr
15%
300
13
Jun
10%
10%
135
10% May
.
8%
83/4
700
14%
14%
143/4
3,594
8%
83/4
9%
6,742
100
13% Aug
«3/4 Mar
100 100 %
11
11
1,025
933/4 Mar
285
103/4 May
'
6
Jan
Jan
2,000
May
5 VaC
22,060
1.87
Jan
3.20
Feb
3 %c
3 VaC
12,000
3y2c
Sep
9'/2c
Jan
19c
Jan
Dalfen's Ltd
18c
24,500
9%C
35,006
4c
Apr
8c
8c
8,500
6c
Mar
4'/2c
4'/2c
3,500
1
a2c
a2c
400
3c
99c
8,867
63c
Jun
1.10
1
60c
55c
60c
1,000
40c
July
70c
1,500
50c
Jun
0
Ltd—
65c
:
9
19
12%
102
13
Sullivan
Mines
Ltd
Sep
Fab
1
-
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
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_
Metal
Mines
Sep
Jan
Fontana
Jan
J
-
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Mines
(1945)
1
Ltd
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd—.—
Fundy Bay Copper1 Mines Ltd.
Futurity Oils Ltd
—
1
2c
3c
_.
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1.30
2,400
1.15
Jun
1.72
Sep
40
5c
0
.
22
19
500
—
5c
0
__
5c
2,000
9c
9c
1,500
32 %
33
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2c
1.75
Jun
Aug
480
—
Sep
Jan
14%
29
28
>.
1.45 May
3%c: Jun
9c
28
Feb
1.25 May
17
1.75
Sep
Jun
Jan
1.10
5
28
Feb
1.76
765
1.68
32 Va,
6%c
'
Sep
15%
i.75
1
0
"
1.10
22
a
1.08
0
Ltd.,
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
al5'/a
1.08
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
East
20 %
22
0
"II
Ltd-
9c
Jan
90c
1.10
_
Works
11c
12 %c
3%c May
99c
-1
Ltd
Apr
1.10
Ltd
...;
Mines
8c
1
Jan
Mar
3c
8c
.
S°p
4c
2.35
14c
Jan
11
Feb
40 Vo
14C
14%
15%
Jan
13%
Jan
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35
30
23c
10% Mar
-1
..
Jan
38
1
Ltd
Corp
40%
130
7 Va
4c
56% July
Vauze
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd——
Jun
2.08
2.12
_1. 50
54
163/4
17
3c
7,688
40 Va
__
_1
Feb
93
1.024
30c
-1
...
_
Corp
10
17
3c
25c
1.35
■
.1
640
93
13
'
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Corp.—.
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
17
.1
4,744
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3c
25c
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Minerals
0
Sep
Feb
1.10
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0
A—_
21
1.00
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class
,
■
.1
Chess
Mar
1.05
Limited -1
Ltd
Ltd
aioJ/4 ulbJ/4
'
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Ltd—
-
Explorations Ltd
Quebec Explorations
Catelli
Jan
Feb
6%
12%
Ltd
3c
8c
4.00
7.05 July
7.25 July
July
24c
Jan
Feb
Jan
corn-.3
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd.
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
_0
3.15 Aug
34c
common _■*
Resources
Products Ltd
Paper
8%
Jan
Jan
153/4 May
10
—
12c
Aug
1
Ltd
153/4
573/4
5%
July
Sep
11%
30
Jun
Jan
7%
Mar
8%
Jan
Sep
1
19c
Jan
5c
18c
Ltd
1
Apr
20c
July
10 %
Mines
Corp
Aug
6%c
12
22c
1
7.90
3c
12,300
12
20c
Inc
7%
Sep
21,700
12
22c
Refining
Collieries
Central
60%
32
103/8 Aug
34
10c
8c
*
1
common
Copper
Canadian
8.50
500
6%
Mar
4.90 July
9c • Aug
Jan
85% July
34% Mar
9
2,500
4c
Ltd
Raceway
&
9c
12c
4c
1
5J
900
10 VaC
10%C
7%
5.60
Corp
Mining
Belle-Chibougamau
Sep
7 Va
5.25
1
Bay Mining Co
Belding-Corticelli Limited
6.25
15%
7%
1
Ltd
28%
Apr
A
1
Mines
Sep
July
24
cl
Ltd
Gold
3.50 Sep
Dec
Sep
7
4c
4%c
5
Gas
47%
4c
..1
&
Apr
4c
....
102
—
35
1
Co..
102
„
Jun
2c
Eateman
Bailey Selburn
High
7c
•
Exploration
Telephone
102
32
Low
6,300
Jan
19% July
Blue
'
Range Since Jan. 1
8c
Ltd
32
—
Shares
High
7 Vac
._
Iron
13%
10
for Week
of Prices
1
815
■
Dollars
Sales
...*
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&
Canadian
Low
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd..*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd.
5
Feb
Explorations
37
88
Par
••
in
Week's
Range
Sale Price
/
Ameranium
8 3A
Expressed
Last
Jan
63% Aug
Aug
1,371
9%
33%
Are
20%
8%
100
Shown
Friday
LISTED
36%
0
42.
7%
2.10
4,519
Jan
Jan
0
see page
6%
2.10
80
:
816
10
A
6%
50
56%
common
15% Aug
Aug
68%
pfd
34
preferred
12
67
16%
18%
87%
Candy Shops
900
a89
Power common—*
&
41
Ltd
Jan
14
13%'
13 Va
80
common
475
preferred
Ltd
47
80
common
1,525
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
com
37% Aug
Jun
673/a
common
15
50
Ltd
420
..
Jan
.—10
3.75
100
Public Service
Labatt Limited (John)c
Laura Secord
39%
Jan
24%
•
Jamaica
38
Jan
24
10
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Jan
38%
34%
3.55
.
preferred
553/4
303/4
143/4
0
Inland Cement preferred—
International Nickel of Canada
43% July
600
12% July
160
8.00
.
662
625
3.55
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
•
Corp
(Geo)
19%
45%
preferred
49%
865
143/4
•
Warrants
47
Jan
31
,_100
Gooderham
&
Weston
57
common.'
;
Jun
47
.
>
^
6
20c
For footnotes,
41% Mar
19%
22
38%
common
13%
—25
of
56%
lio
class
11
120
a45
23
Mining
(Robt)
141
15%
a45
•
——
Massey-Ferguson
12%
57%
137
1
Bank
a
12%
8%
8%
1%
Paper
Jan
a45
..
.100
$2.00 preferred
10%
53/a
37
Home & Pitfield
145
29
110
Mar
*
Sep
14
Paper Co Ltd
B
12%
100
36%
.10
_
50
Jan
14
July
90
_1 00
A_
110
13% Aug
Jan
66
24
International
July
273/4 Mar
51/a
Sep
562
9%
Co
Jun
20 V*
150
35%
Jan
133/4
528
9%
pfd
8.00
1,560
36
_1
5%
3,581
30
Jan
21
17%
72%
19%
-
Wares
Apr
31%
.,
71%
-100
Motors
9%
Aug
Sep
71%
20
Dynamics
General
13
20% Mar
10%
5'/a
Co
20% May
42 %
common
General
12%
Feb
Webb
Feb
41%
Corp.
preferred.
Power
a
17%
110
Sep
41%
*
preferred
5%%
103
1,755
*
(Chas E)
General
Mitchell
60
2,238
common.
Petroleum
MacMlllan
103
16%
Corp
Bros
Jan
29%
Foundation Co of Canada.
Smith
Jan
18
Sep
Jan
12%
•
Ltd
%
23 %
Oils
Walker
Jan
193/4
16
*
—
common
Players Canadian
class
29
Aug
Sep
al5 al5%
3%
.
class
Farms
jun
15%
28%
•
common
Andy
22
16%
80
16%
100
Ltd
365
29%
23%
—
Viau
46
9.65
Feb
Aug
"15%
'23
United/Steel Corp.;
Jan
4.90
203/8
190
300
——•
Class A preferred—.
(M)
5.25
Jan
Mar
26
20
•
preferred
Lewis
3.75
17
Mar
110
*0-
% % preferred
Triad
Mai-
40
.0
A
Trans Canada Pipeline.—
Jan
'< Jan
'13
1,830
;
common
Canada
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
17
25
18%
—10
Donohue Bros Ltd
Loeb
13%
Apr
18%
Chemical common—•
k
Dow Brewery
—
Du Pont of Canada
$2
300
3.90
Sep
12% May
2.50 Sep
Jun
Jan
30
Te^co Canada Ltd,,-*.
Apr
•
Ltd
preferred
Dominion Textile
$4.50
2.50
19%
8
12%
5
6,379
/*
a45
4%
Steinbergs
May
15%,
44%
13%
Inc
Co
Sep
12
48y2
"
15
_*
Standard Structural Steel
Steel
54
.
Jun
143A
preferred
Southam
-
9% Aug
36
16%
Jan
19
21%
16
•
com
Coal
Red
$2.75
Apr
980
18
•
common
7 %
300
2,934
23
—100
Simpsons
Jan
•
Stores
Bay
Jan
Jan
300
10
(James)
B 4% %
:
Williams of Canada
Sherwin
Jan
103
2
—j
Dominion
Hudson
7%
8.45
July
4.65
3.80
*
common
Steel
Imperial
4.05
2
preferred
Howard
5% July
Jan
12%
2.50
i—.—•
Dairies
Dominion
Class
10%
al6 al6%
Dominion Foundries
Oil
Feb
of
A
Series
54
10%
common
preferred
A
Series
Feb
Sep
18
Bridge
Hardee
4.00
Sep
3.80
Seagrams
Home
9
Feb
al6% al6%
Distillers
Handy
3.50
8%
42%
Ltd
preferred
■Class
193/4 May
38
Shawlnigan Water
Sep
16%
11% July
49% Mar
44%
44%
Jan
13% July
39
■
Jan
a51
St Lawrence Cement class A
7% July
2.40
Sep
2.30
42
25
Dominion Corsets
Great Lakes
5% May
2.30
20
10%
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Sep
1,950
10
—
Dominion
5 '/c
317/8
14%
Corbys class A__
Gatineau
Jan
:
—
Lawrence
Jan
Sep
34
10
38 Va
15
0
Preferred
St
July
2.10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
2.30
25
Co
Apr
17%
48%
Apr
Apr
535
10
I
Bank
133/4 Aug
al5
3/8
54
0
common
Company
(Canada)
Paper class
4%%
Royal
41 Va
12 3/a
al5
12
39
V
0
Jan
a8%
275
Cos
6.75
2.30
818
Fraser
28
Aug
a77
Glass
123/8
_
Canada
B
Sicard
13
Frosst &
8%
a8%
•
Ltd
(A V)
Class
22% May
133/4 Jan
8%
French
Rolland
4.30 May
13
Fleetwood
Jan
19% Aug
123/4 Apr
al3% al3%
Famous
45 Vi
60
6%
,
—*
Dupuis
Roe
130
22
Co
Robertson
a20
al3% al3%
•
A
26
—1
—_—
Aluminum
Sep
Jan
•
class
29%
0
A
Sep
alO
31 %
.
Class
Reynolds
24%
a3.25
8%
Zellerbach
42
100
Power
Apr
alO
8%
Crown
425
_______
23 Va
16
-
,
1
Transport
Reitman's
Sep
!•
Eddy Paper
Jun
58%
22%
&
Warrants
Sep
480
Franco-Canadian
460
48%
29%
.
Units
23 % Mar
12%
6,257
Foncier
14
48
—
Natural Gas
60
22%
21%
7 %
27%
Aug
Feb
22%
Dominion
15%
a20
Mining & Smelting—
Quebec
37Va Mar
Feb
62
Bros
Provincial
Jan
13
21%
T/c
35
22% July
24'% Apr
39 Va Mar
21%
Credit
Apr
Sep
103/4
22%
Dominion
24
670
21%
Dominion
Feb
a3.25
(B
Price
Quebec
16%
40 3/4
50
B
Sep
380
•
Class
Jun
5.05
Jan
240
25
Consumers
34 Va
4.50
12%
common
Consolidated
Jan
46% Mar
15%
Farm
11
31% Mar
-*
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Columbia Cellulose Co Ltd
39
IIH*
II100
—
—
Jun
2,747
r..,„
Vickers
17
3,695
2.30
Canadian
Feb
9%
42%
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Cogblin
197
'
•
Development
Corp of Canada
Power
46'% Aug
11 Va Jan
-9%
55 %
__
Cockshutt
Sep
734 July
29% Jan
•
1..'
39%
com—•
0
common
preferred
Placer
Jan
54%
alO
Canadian
Companies
Mar
37'A
37 y4
,
Preferred
42
Apr
54%
pfd—20
Power
30%
6%
Jan
20%
5.50
Canadian International
14%
37%
0
Hydrocarbons.
Industries commoi
Preferred
10y2.Jun
;
Penmans
Sep
Sep
.
Canadian
42%
52% July
20
Husky
Oil
983
Jan
12%
12%
0
Warrants
Canadian
242
16%
56%
41
'
——.
_
Canadian
■
56%
24%
24%
■
26%
15%
'
Canadian Fairbanks Morse cIms A—Me
Class B
200
7,665
15%
•
A
1,005
5.05
24
26%
.....
Converters
32 Va
21
—
Warrants
100
24
•
Ltd
7%
23
25
Co
7%
5.05
—
0
A__
253
293/4
■
32%
0
common—
13%
•*
0
class
;
Feb
36%
335
12%
0
con1
Mar
473/4 May
2,226
10
10
— _
34
46
-
—w
common—
Chemical
Canadian
400
-0
series
Canadian
11
_
Aluminum
Canadian
103/4
33
12.00
—.
41
IIII*
Page-Hersey Tubes
0
common
Canadian
Sep
Sep
w,m.
26
warrants
Bronze
50
260
—»
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Canadian
42 Va
200
'
Electronics-
Breweries
395
42
52
*
—
Canadian
48%
10
common
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
48
51%
20
*—
Jan
41
*
B—_
;
Pacific Petroleums
.
preferred
Canada
Sep
—
common.
common
253/4
41
Sep
45 Va
0
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Malting
92
0
common
Canada
Canaaa
81
5
common.
Cement
Apr
—I—. IIITo
class
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
42
•
0
*
Lou
373/4 Mar
yIM
Dredging
Co
Weaving
74
♦
Products
Gold
20
'
Mines Ltd
51
,—10
.
Trust
Wire
51%
28
A
395
«
Corp
48%
1
Ltd
Jan
22%
.
Car
443/4
•
Company
26%
22
——5
common.,
90%
0
Brockville Chemical preferred-
Bulolo
50
J.
;
Co
90
_
...
Feb
22
♦
Trust
44%
50
-
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone.
Mills
Sep
Mar
'
50
——
_
British
Bruck
90
'
50
—
preferred
Brown
7 V* May
Electric—
5%
Locomotive
Noranda
:
British
8
50
common
21
—40
&
High
351
Drug & Chemical preierretl—S
15c
46 %
50
Low
23
13%
43
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
0
933
May
Shares
21%
B
15c
Oil
Low
A
38%
25
American
class
38
—50
Bowaters Mersey 5%% preferred
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British
Ltd
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
•
Bowater Corp 5% preferred
5 % % preferred
Bowater Paper
:
:
Week's
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Beil
61
10
(Canada)
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
10
aclUUttl
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
for Week
of Prices
Low
Monday, September 26, 1S60
.
Sales
Range
Sale Prioe
Par
'
.
.
2.03
7c
May
16c
Mar
35
Jan
Sep
Jan
May
Jan
Aug
Jan
Feb
Aug
2c
1,000
3c
3%c
3,000
a2.25
a2,25
50
4c
5c
6,000
3c
Jun
10c
Feb
23c
23c
1,000
17c
July
38c
Jan
.
2c
Sep
3c
Apr
2.50
Feb
5c
5c
.
Jan
Feb
3.50.Jan
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
4
:
(1231)
;
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Ventures
Age
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
3C
*
Inland
Chemicals
Foundation
Iso
Mines
Kontiki
Zinc
*
conv
B
Mines
&
(Alfred)
Class
>
,
cum
Explor
Inc
class
Lingside
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Lochaber
Mining Co
of
Canada
Ltd
Massval
Mines
Island
Mid-Chibougamau
Mount
Royal
Formaque
Mines
Santiago
New
Spring
New
West
North
Mines
Coulee
Amulet
American
North
Ltd
Oil
&
Mines
American
Rare
Metals
(1945)
Pamour
Ltd;
Mines
Pennbec
Pitt
Gold
Pow
Steel
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec
Lithium
&
16c
17c "
6%
a8
6c
5c
45
Metal
&
Oils
Sobey's
1st
cum
South
Tache
i".
Lake
Tazin
Tib
•'1
"
*
»•
Jun
2c
Jun
5c
1,000
2c
Mar
5c
Feb
17c
19c
3,700
14c
Aug
90c
Jan
3c
Aug
10c
Sep
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
44
Jan
46 %
Aug
9c
50c
50c
10c
3,000
10c
11c
11,002
5.90
6.00
200
10c
6.00-
1.40
1,000
80c
7c
1,000
7c
Sep
55c
Jan
May
5c
Mar
3c
3c
7 Vac
8V2C
/'■
8 Vac
1,000
3c
23,000
5c
Jan
10c
39
Apr
61
Aug
70
*
1.95
2.05
3,700
2.75
2.75
1
2.75
Apr
3.85 Mar
2.10 July
3.15
Jan
5c
Jan
2c
10c
10c
1,500
Aug
19c
Jan
32%
33
502
29
Jun
34
Aug
13
125
11
Jun
33
20%
20%
*
al6
50
2.90
2,750
2.70
Sep
5.45
8 455
4.75
Apr
75c
1,300
68c
Sep
90c
27c
Aug
98c
Sep
10
29c
1,225
45c
12
16 %c
12
12
15c 17 %c
37c
525
57,500
al.16
al.16
7c
8c
1.45
1.45
500
'
i. i"*V.'
1
13
38c
Apr
4c
120
Jun
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
Mines
♦
Class
Warrants
4%%
3.80
100
2.20
55,100
20c
17c
21c
31,000
*
24'/a
24%
24%
810
1
11c
9 Vie
11c
6.000
—.
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Analogue
Anchor
al.30
al.30
3c
1.80
14c
Amer
Anglo
Uranium
Rouyn
6.00 Mar
26%
Sep
3c
Jan
12c
July
1.50
Jan
Jan
2.45
Aug
10c
3c
9,500
2c
July
4Vic Jan
50c
50c
1,000
50c
Jun
71c
Mar
3 Vic
8,000
2c
Aug
6c
Jan
3c
Jan
5.80
5.90
1,900
*
16%
16%
18
969
Petroleums
Ltd—*
3.60
3.50
3.65
1,400
Canadian
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
*
40
40
226
Canadian
Silk
A *
a25c
a25c
30
25c
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd..*
Rio Oils Ltd
•
Aug
35%
35%
25
35%
5.80
6.25
6,800
Sep
July
—1
54c
54c
1,000
43c
*
3°%
3° %
3 "»"G
36% Mar
14%
13%
14%
3,370
13%
122
120
123
90
120;,
Dominion
Canadian
Sugar Co Ltd
Devonian
Products
Corp
class
25c 25Vic
Central-Del
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Paper
Consumers
Ford
Gas
Motor
Geco
Mines
Giant
Goodyear
Ltd
*
common
Canada
Ltd—_—_*
—1
Ltd——::
Yellowknife
Gunnar
Corp
Co
of
Co
Ltd
Tire
&
Mines
Gold
Mines
Rubber
of
r
-
1
llva
'!
25c
13'%
4.10
17
130%
135
75
1
6.50
6.50
9.10
300
124
6%
Sep
7.20 Aug
18
Jun
Sep
3.95 Aug
40 Va Aug
37% Mar
100
Ltd-*
Ltd
30c
Jun
2.25
300
11 V,
Sep
4.50 Mar
*
17%' '17%
Ltd—_1
Can
12,500
■
1
Hudson's
Kelly
Bay
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
I.cblaw
Oil
&
Ltd
Gold
Gas
class
Mines
Companies Ltd
Class
Ltd
1
30c
——
5
20l»
2.50
1.
*
5-.i
Ltd
1
13
class A
30C
5
3,000
28c
kit
10
——
A
2.25
45
6.70
July
55c
44%
Sep
Maple
Power
16
Jan
Mar
Jan
Sep
Sep
172%
Jan
18%
Aug
Jun
12%
July
150
Sep
10%
July
Feb
Mar
Jan
34c
500
■
8% Aug
12%
13
Jan
Jan
Paper Co__
Milling Co Ltd
Leaf
Minnesota
&
Ontario
Paper
Corp Ltd
Murray Mining Corp
National Petroleum
San
5 Vr
Trans
Union
red
Corp Ltd—
23 % Mar
46C
46c
500
46c
Gas
pro
Mar
Corp
Oil
1
-9
—-
class
Gold
7.90
7.65
7.95
2,570
15c
16c
8c
9 VaC
3,500
18,500
14c
8c
81c
81c
82c
4,000
65c
26 % Mar
35%
Jan
43
49
Jun
•
*
A
37%
Pipe Line Co
8%
Ltd_—
footnotes,
see page
14%
J
1
42.
"
—
20
37c
31c
40c
53,300
15
15%
200
1.65
1.60
1.72
23,200
20%
21%
1
7c
5 VaC
7c
6 VaC
6 Vac
6 Va C
6c
6%c
—
—
_
—
1
47
3,240
60c
60c
1.85
1.40
7
15
•it
'
15
2,000
100
39
fa
72
100
Sep
61%
1
35 Va Mar
47c
1.85
1.00
Apr
—
—
—1'
—
-8,959
-
Products
class
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
$5 preferred
Mines
225
Consolidated
3.20
270
3,050
1
5.35
5.20
5.50
16%
16%
17 Va
175
19%
19%
19 %
2,055
26 %c
30c
23,600
Mines
28c
—1
May
10c
Jan
89c
Jan
13%
Jan
25c
60c
Jan
Aug
10% Aug
1.06i
Jan
19% July
16
Jan
May
8 Vac
Jun
July
13 Vac
Jan
10c 10%C
2.21 May
7%
Sep
7
May
2.50 •
July
4.85
16
July
Jun
2.95
Jan
9 Va
Apr
8%
Apr
3.80 Mar
8.00
19
Sep
19c
Feb
43c
Aug
Apr
2,500
7%c
54
55%
3,103
47 % Mar
58%
Sep
60
61%
3,603
56% July
77%
Jan
4.30
4.30
100
Apr
4.30
Sep
1.53
1.78
38c
38c
2,020
38c
Apr
Aug
55c
Jan
10c 11 %c
Ltd
19,400
10c
July
17c
Jan
Jan
1.71
-1
Mining
Mines
54,025
4.00
1.30
10c
Beattie Duquesne
15.900
6c
May
12 %c
5C
500
3c
July
6%c
43
class A—
Paper
7c
5c
&
43
50
Mar
47
30
50
11c
Lumber
Mines—
Co
7%
1
„25
.—
10c
May
4% Aug
24c
4%c Aug
18c
Jan
20 Va
July
24 %
Jan
44c
July
6c
20%
21
645
60c
Jan
July
37% July
1,250
5%c
21
common—
Mar
Sep
7,400
2,300
-
6c
——
Belcher Mining Com
Bell
Telephone ——._
Bethlehem Copper Corp
12c
6%
.-1
Bros
37
23
Sep
1.78
6%c
Petroleums
Beaver
Jan
20%
54
111
Exploration
Lodge
Apr
16% Mar
60%
_*
_—
—
Beaver
Jan
28
10
Traction
Power
Sep
2.10
10
Montreal
Bathurst
Jan
37c
July
10% Mar
30
Bata
Jan
1.02
Jan
725
-1
6c
Jan
35c
Jan
-25
.
—
——
Feb
27c
19c
-25
A—
—
preferred—
July
July
7..
7
Jun
5 %c
8
7%
Jun
Jun
11c
2.85
3.00
6.50
7Vac
52 Va Aug,
13 % Jan
Jun
2.65
-
Mar
5c
2.85
7
Feb
49
6c
44,500
1,890
3.00
Jan
7.60
500
8c
»
Jan
14%c
4,000
6 %c
*
A^
9 %
Jun
6,000
8c
—
7c
5.75 Mar
5c
J
.
i:jClass B
Bevcon
7%
Jan
Sep
50c
60c
12,250
75c
Jan
46 Va
46%
15,371
42%
Jan
47%
Aug
62c
46%
.500
Mines
62c
I,300
57c
Sep
92c
Feb
May
19c
Feb
1
14c
10c
15c
19,584
10c
1
Bibis
7%c
7 %c
7%c
15 %c
Jan
1.50
I
7,300
'12,960
Aug
45c
43c
Jun
67c
Jan
21 %c
27c
332,244
7C
Mar
31c
Sep
6
6
5
5c
6c
12,500
Yukon Mines——,
Bicroft Uran Mines——.—.
Bidcop Mines Ltd
1
*
Hats
Bay.
5
common
1
—
Mines
1
5%
pfd————50
preferred
%%
Bowater
4c
38c
46
37 %c
Sep
"5c
Jun
6% July
27%c Jan
4,600
3c
July
7c
Jan
10,540
33c
May
65c
Jan
41
Mar
48%
45
Mar
52
190
50
50
80
7%
8%
1,792
50
preferred
6
5C
47%
1
Mersey
6c
38c
46
50
Paper
Bewaters
6
1
Ltd
Corp
24c
1-——*
Uranium——.
Mines
Bowater
Boymar Gold Mines
Bralorne
Pioneer
49
49
65
4%c
5c
16,000
5.40
5.90
5,609
35c
35c
500
3.85
4.30
11,090
Brazilian Traction
Bridge
1
1
—
Petroleums
Bralsman
Tank
&
British
•
common
preferred—
50
British
Columbia
4.10
7%
45
Apr
Jan
10%
50
Sep
Sep
Jan
Sep
Electric
?"r 4%%
preferred
4%%
preferred
35 Va
Mar'
78
370
36
Jan
385
37
Mar
Sep
Sep
45 Va Sep
80
Mar
92 %
4%" pfd—100
77
78
50
41%
42%
44%
45
—;—
50
—
100
—
44%
165
90
90
74
47%
90
50
48
220
42% Mar
47
50
51%
200
10%
10%
11 Va
1,750
14
14
260
33%
33
34
3,785
30% July
46
45%
46%
1,488
42
10
class
51%
25
Products
51%
•
—
10 %
9%
10%
800
36c
33,700
14
634
A_—*
Sep
Jan
Jun
69
15,166
———
preferred
preferred
5 % % preferred
4%%
5Va
wrar
179
1,100
28
:
Aug
3.50 May
be
5.90
75c
49 % May
47
2.10
——
Jun
1.90 May
24% Aug
47
2.10
27%
*
4c
4.55 May
35c
35% July
47
27%
1
Oil—
American
5c
5.90
1
Britalta Petroleum
Broulan
•
Reef
Mines
1
Company
Jun
1
Mills class A_
Bruck
Class B
Mar
10 %
July
14
May
2.65 Mar
Jan
42%
Sep
50
Aug
52% Aug
14% Jan
15
July
33c
30c
9%
Feb
Sep
July
37%
Jan
47
Aug
11%
Jan
52c
Jan
9% Mar
16%
Jun
7%
Jun
10%
Feb
2.20 July
3.35
30c
13%
13%
Mining
2.25
2.25
2.25
150
3.00
3.15
1,685
2.90 May
5.30
Feb
6%c
7%C
50,000
5%c
Jun
12 % c
Jan
1.28
1.38
1,400
1.28
Sep
2.26
Apr
*
——
:
Brunswick
«Sc
-
Smelting
_
—*
49
95c
July
July
Gold
Buffalo
Ankerite
Red
2.75
Jan
Building
1.20
Jan
Bunker
Lake
1.40
Sep
13V4
15
Sep
39%
Sep
Extension—.—
*
-*
36
Feb
May
12%
Apr
60
90c
Jun
500
11c
July
July
39
12
Sep
Burrad
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Jan
Calalta
Jan
&
Mines
Oils
—
lie
5%c
30%
32%
805
7 Vac
11c
42,700
II,500
5%c May
29 Va
Jan
5c
Aug
8c
35
12%c
Sep
Mar
Aug
Sep
Sep
Jan
Calvan
Consol
Oil
Sep
Calvert
Gas
Oils
—
15%
15%
130
14% July
17%
Jan
13 %
13%
2,185
12 Vi Mar
14
Jun
6%
6%
285
Jan
7
Apr
12c 12 %c
1,500
8c
May
20c
Jan
July
16c
Jan
Sep
57c
Jan
1
5%
1
1.87
&
15%
11c
10c 11 %c
12,425
9c
-25c
—
Petroleum
61 Vi
15 %c
200
5%c
32 Va
IL-*
Dry Dock class A
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
16%
8%
13%
—*
Jan
32%
Products
Hill
7%c
1
Burlington
July
7.35 Aug
15
Sep
8%
1
Buffadison
Jun
740
3
.
1
1
Sep
7% July
;
""i
15 %c 15 %C
-
44c
2 ""4
1"%
61%
f.
-
»/,
0 72
500
2,000
;
■
tt
Sep
Sep
117
II
2,200
1
_
8,000
48c
12%
-1
46C
Sep
Jan
7.4 >
7 VaC ' V
43c
12%
"
on
74Va
W; .'
7c
;
-
•
Telephone
pfd
15%
38%
*
280
»
common-
Columbia
32%
—
*
3,874
7C
„,1
—,
Brockville Chemicals
90
1.39
7.40
31%
48%
—
_
British
Aug
11% Mar
68c
1
30
48%
12%
Mines—
Sep
27%
1.85
70
30
10
B
Mines
52
48%
Nickel
Sep
300
I—.
Jan
15 VaC
1
29
650
1.85
90c
^
Power
15%
*
Sep
Jan
_•
._
——
Uranium
12c
65c
51%
Mines—
Mines
Feb
Sep
July
34c
Sep
3% Aug
52
Mines
Fabric
36c
& Paper pfd__50
Mines
Electric
6c
1,000
100
•
River
Gold
6,700
-
2,000
-—
Ruffner
6c
42c
7c
Columbia
28%
1
—40
Mines
'
6c
42c
6.00
British
44%
45%
6c
7c
Apr
15%
25c
Canada Ltd
—*
United Fuel Invest Ltd cum cl A
pfd_50
United Oils Ltd
*
For
10c
6.00
Forest
27%
of
Wiltsey-Coghlan
6%c Mar
6.00
class
31
'
'
__1
preferred
Mountain
6,057
Apr
23
———1
Gold
Finance
Jan
9c
4.75c
Packers
7%
100
*
—
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Superior Propane Corp Ltd—
Traders
26c
Jan
Jan
960
Columbia
22 Va
3TS
—*
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
Antonio
16%c Mar
Buffalo
Moore
New
Aug
3,000
Jan
Feb
3.20
6,900
Columbia
Jun
28%
*
46 Va
20c
6.10
40%
Jun
35c
British
Aug
29%
Co—„_5
40% Mar
18c
18c
Sep
July
1.50
4.75
British
10%
1,850
29
—
29%
5%
28%
1
Apr
13%
J
10
4
*
&
July
925
Copper
Aumaque
Brown
MacLaren
22
46%
3.50
30
Feb
Sep
Mar
*
B
Lorado Uranium Mines Ltd
15
27% July
19% May
33%
23
46
...
5%
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
11,292
23
_
Aumacho
Bordulac
5.85
&
29%
23
46%
1
Yellowknife
Bouzan
25c
1
Canada
28%
Bi'tmore
STOCKS
Mines Ltd
188
—
Acceptance
of
Jan
7,626
—
Coast
Bankeno
Feb
Jan:
34c
—
Associated Arcadia
5%%
60c
19%
60
7,924
Mines-
Auto
Jun
July
4.50
_
Hardware
Aunor
36c
16 %
52% Mar
Sep
4.55
.
Oil
Atlin
80
Jan
Sep
7.15
1.60
common
Steels
1,183
28%
107
4.00
20o
.
Asamera
Atlas
17
55
Jun
33'/a
1
Ashdown
Atlas
.
Jun
Jun
3.50
1.50
50c
$2.50 preferred
Atlantic
54
16%
100
JU}V
4.00
...
Gold
38c
'
16%
{
1,030
21,251
1,500
Jan,
2.45
31%
Mines—
Area Mines
Arjon
8,244
6.40
1.20
Jan
3 %c
3c
6.10
Sep
Jan
1.55
100
Pulp
—
Argus Corp
221
105% 106%
55
-1
Explor
Mines
Beatty
—*
Mines
106 >
Jan
Jan
~25
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
21% f
21%
_
Bank
1
Chibougamau
2,200
Feb
51c
Aug
6c
4,000
Jun
1
Campbell
1.65
21
8c
Huronian
Ansil
Baryn.'in
July
22
50
3c
—1
Ltd——1
1.55
Jun
Aug
1.50 Aug
Aug
.50
—
Bankfield
May
Jan
1.90
65c
20
4.00
Pete
Canadian
Barnat
5c
Feb
2.90
Earth
Controls
Barcelona
5.00
44c
1,500
16%
Petroleums
Anglo
Anglo
Black
Bidcop
Leduc
American
Jan
3.50 May
Apr
3,675
75c
38c
—
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
Baska
1.85
34c
6,200
2.05
71c
.10
preferred
„'.
Larder
Mines
Amalgamated Rare
Jan
3.80
77c
1.95
Jan
3.80
Sep
Feb
6c
28 %
Feb
Feb
53c
2.00
—.
Feb
6%
9,454
60c
40c
_50
—.
Jan
33%
Jun
6.30
4%
Amalgamated
16c
20
17%
18
31%
Co
42c
535
175
53c
.100
.
common
preferred
Jan
4c
19%
35 %c
Ltd
Aluminum
1.80
29
4.00
40c
—5
*
—
Aluminium
12c
10c
500
Sep
53 c
•
Jun
19,500
2.40
19%
Algoma Steel
1.40 May
14,000
13,245
•
common.:
„—
July
May
5 % May
2c
July
8c
12c
2 9 J/4
IIV2C
4.00
•
Central
Preferred
Base Metals
lie
May
3.65
1
preferred
Jan
5 Vic/
20
15,100
3.80
Class A warrants
Algoma
505
7c
1
Gold
Jan
25 Va July
12
Feb
19%
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
Sep
2.10
UNLISTED
A
U
Jan
41%
19%
.„*
-
Trunk
Gas
11
40c
Mar
19% Aug
0% Apr
6c
1
Voting trust
Alberta
11
Sep
35
855
19%
1
High
17c
6,537
71c
Distillers
Warrants
13c
6
Corp
39%
23%
Ltd
Alberta
11 %c
2 %C
1
37%
23%
1
Shoe
Yellowknife
4Vic Aug
6
•
Ltd___
Agnico
5Vic Aug
2%c
1
Products
Surpass
Akaitcho
15,966
38%
*
Agnew
Range Since Jan.
Low
20c
23%
*
A
10.500
6
Asbestos
Ltd
Class
25,000
29
United
Shares
High
17c
*
Uranium Mines.
Advocate Mines Ltd-
8c
11c
*
Corp
60c
Feb
114
Apr
3.70 July
8.50 Jan
of Prices
Low
Sales
25
Acadia
6%c
6c
1
Corp Ltd
Principal
Properties
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
common
6%c
6%c
—10
Ltd
common
7c
*•
—
Paper
Sugar
•
1
——.
Aug
8c
3,000
1
>16
*
/
9% Mar
3
1
—
Apr
6 Vi
1,000
pfd_100
Ltd
■
16
2,500
6%
45c
—1
3jc
6 Vi
&
Atlantic
Auto
5.25
6%
Jan
20%-Jun-
75c
•
.
18% Apr*
2.80
2
•
100
14 Va
5.25
.
1
cum
8c
Sep
al6
1
:
20%
lVaC
2.80
2
:
14,000
Dollars
for Week
1
Preferred
Atlantic
Jan
1 %c
5
+
•'.*
1,000
Sep
Jun
1
Ltd
•
1.27
Aug
9%
1.62 Aug
4,500
2.30
Feb
1
Ltd class A
6%
2.91
2.30
7%
13
Ltd
■
Feb
44.
25
1
Power
1
Acadia
Anglo
7c
United
Co
Sep
Sep
1
Oil
1.52
Jan
Jan
200
Freezers
Mines
Jan
8.50
1,475
—
Mineral
Feb
23c
8%
Ltd
Mining
16c
July
Feb
*
'
Ltd
Jun
8c
43%
Pwr
Mining
9c
5.50 Mar
1.36
Mines Ltd
Wendell
10c
10c
Trebor
Westville
25
65 Va
Trans
Westburne
9,000
8
Corp Ltd
Corp Fund
Weedon
50c
46%
Jan
80c
Petroleum
Ventures
1,000
Feb
6c
65 %
Trans-Canada
Virginia
9c
6c
55c
Mines Ltd
Canada
/
46%
1
Mines
Exploration
Jan
lc
32,250
43%
Mines
Mines Ltd
Titan
52
5,325
4c
5c
20
'
July
3%c
3c
17c
pfd_50
Abitibi
Ltd
Alminex
3c
Ltd
Mines
■
43
Jan
Jan
Sep
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
1
65
10%
19c
July
Jun
"A"
Gold
47
Aug
4c
12c
Ltd
Canada
7
22,500
Feb
80c
pfd
Ltd
Dufault
25
6c
Jan
10%
•
Lines
Standard
a8
32c
Sep
50
2nd
(Can)
Southern
Mar
5
2,500
Limited—
Stores
July
15c
217
Ltd
(1957)
Save
Siscalta
Jan
55c
5,300
1,000
preferred
Satellite
1.13
3,500
17c
So Maurice Gas Inc
Shop
Jan
80c
Exploration
River
Feb
29 Vi
14c
Corporation
Bearings
32c
July
3c
:
Lawrence
July
21
45
1
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
St
a61c
10c
3'/2c
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
80c
Ltd
Warrants
M
a58c
1.50
27%
14c
Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting <Sz Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone Corp commons
R &
2,200
6%
=:
Abacus
1
275
26%
Feb
80c
Quebec
5%%
alOc
26
2
partic
Mills
Producers
Gas
Provo
a8c
1.50
23% May
—*
Ltd
4% fU
cumul
non
75
20
Canadian
Range
Sale Prioe
Aug
1
,
Mines
Corp of Can
6 f/c
>
Premier
Jan
58c
1
Co
Prime
6c
Jun
6%
1
Ltd
Mining
Jun
6c
a61c
Ltd_l
Ltd
Mining Corp
Porcupine
2c
16%c
1
Mines
Sep
Sep
16,500
-
1
Porcupine Mines Ltd
Faudash
18
•
Ltd
Uranium
14%
Sep
12,700
_1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Crchan
Apr
15
44c
1st pfd-50
.
Obalski
12
805
4Vic
26 %
1
Corp
Northern Quebec Pow Co Ltd
i
430
18
al.50
Ltd.*
Miner
Ltd
Jan
a24 a24 Va
50c
Asbestos
July
27
Jan
40c
-
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd__l
New
6 Vic
14%
4Vic
1
_
May
in
Week's
Par
Apr
61c
al.50
44c
•
*
Ltd
Aug
50 Vi
Jun
17
Jan
30c
15
•
Ltd
2.30
Aug
July
Sep
4c
Jan
Exchange
Expressed
Last
STOCKS
Jan
14
5
Ltd
9c
25
July
33c
400
1
Canada Ltd—*
Mussens
New
50
21,000
19
•
Mines
Dairies
35c
6,200
__./
.
1
Ltd—i
Corp Ltd—;
1.00
8 Vic
18%
*
1
Mines
Mining
1,400
23,500
5c
"
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
1.20
33c
Are
May
Jun
4 Vic
*
—
70c
Jun
34c
.—_1
Ltd
Corp__
J+
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Mar
20 Vi
13c 17 Vic
'
i«J.T
Oil
30c
4Vic
100
a51
Shown
Friday
Jan
2,000
I
— _—_—
7c
10,000
a51
Ltd__l
A
Aug
21
1.05
Prices
High
2c
53c
15c
1
Co
2,800
5%C
50
Ltd
3c
45c
1.05
1
pfd
Low
21
1
&
Mining
Lambert
Ltd__
Mining Ltd
6%
Ltd-
Lead
Labrador
Can
Ceramic
Inv
Range Since Jan. 1
5%C
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Horner Ltd
(Frank W) class A
*
Internation
Shares
High
3c
50c
Toronto Stock
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
Sales
Range ;
Sale Price
par
39
32c
27c
32c
13,900
27c
14%
—-——
.100
1
15 Va
3,310
13% May
21%
Jan
22%
—
14%
21%
24
6,305
16%
Feb
24
Jun
101
Sep
Aug
100% 100%
15
3.15
3.15
1,000
40c
45c
5,200
97
3.15 July
40c
July
3.55
63c
Feb"
Mar
40
(1232)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Chibougamau
Warrants
Campbell
Canada
Lake—.
Bread
Class
B
Canada
2.41
5,650
14'%
14%
3.80
50
*
Canada
13
::io
V«
Wire
&
Cable
Class
A
class
968
56%
790
24%
925
n
87c
,
95c
1,925
87c
'
46
46
25
46
46%
47
335
Sep
Zellerbach
Pete
Deer
1
22c
21c
Deldona
—8c
8c
6'/4 July
9%
Jan
4c
8c
Feb
Sep
*
8
V
•
7%
6c
6c
8 y4
900
7C
16,666
Aug
54 y8
54 y8
55V2
37%
39
10
10
50
3.05
3.05
3.40
760
2.60
3.05
3.25
645
2.90
•
13%
13%
13%
785
•
22%
22
22 V2
5,775
31%
445
•
*
com.
37%
10
.
25
30
Delnite- Mines
58
40%
Sep
Sep
Dome
Jan
Dome
Jan
Dominion
6.60
July
July
6%
Distillers
3,300
86c
87c
3,900
7
75c
8,050
1.10
1.25
3,936
11 3 4
11
40,945
Electrohome
Dominion
Foundry
28
Feb
32
Sep
7% July
5% May
Preferred
6"%
Dominion
Scottish Inv
1.34
Jan
Dominion
11%
Feb
Dominion
85c
Feb
Dominion
2.75
Jan
Donalda
2.20
3.95 Aug
Jun
225
5% July
*
4.00
4.00
1,500
3.10 May
4.75 Aug
45% Mar
80% Aug
13 % July
17
Duvan
—,
Sep
16
Mar
1.43
61c
Jan
Duvex
Jan
Jun
2.60
10%
Jan
7%
Oils
Jan
East
common
100
Securities
class A
Homestead
!
Oil
1
Warrants
■
common
Jan
El
12 %
Jan
Emcc
5,910
15%
15%
2,337
7%
8
700
38c
1
12%C
38c
36c
Aug
68c
Jun
27c
Sep
43c
Aug
Sep
14,723
10
8%
8%
8%
l
9.00
9.00
9.35
2,480
1
4%c
4c
4%c
23,000
241
19
21%
8
,
_
Mines
34 %
34
34%
955
34
34
35
205
Jun
34
35%
Sep
38
Sep
Eraser
French
930
14% July
20%
20
20%
275
18%
35%
35%
125
33% July
i
65c
63c
68c
47,610
7%c
7c
8c
6,500
6c
87c
84c
87c
1,950
Jun
80c
63c
Sep
Mar
Aug
17% Sep
21
Jan
45%
20
Mines
16 %c
l
Feb
1.47
^onipment
Gailwin
5%
5.85
5.70
6.25
25,547
1.29
July
May
42c
May
15c
50c
12c
14c
Mines
78,500
50c
Sep
5%c
Geo
1
49c
44c
49c
59
60%
330
59
1.21
1.22
798
120
9%
9%
8,105
9
24
24%
1,975
24
3.55
3.55
120
10c
lie
25,400
5%c
25
14,353
12%
13%
850
41
Aug
2.73 July
12% Sep
5.20 Mar
58
3.80
25%
Feb
Sep
Jan
14 Vac
16
5,000
12c
Apr
19 %c
3.80
3.95
3.74
Feb
4.90
21 %c
24c
7,743
Jun
42c
Jan
2.22
300
2.65
Jan
20c
2.10 Mar
11%
100
57c
7,300
44c
Mar
64c
4%c
11%
52c
64c
15,200
43c
Feb
7%
54c
7%
200
4c
4%c
10,600
11%
Sep
7
July
13%
Jan
62c
71c
9% Mar
4c
Apr
8c
Jan
8c
9c
7,434
5%c
Jun
12c
14,095
2.95
Jun
19c
19c 20 %c
18c
18c
18c
26c
28c
17,967
.
17c
3.85
Apr
Aug
45c
2,663
15c
Jun
32c
Feb
2,000
26c
Jan
46c
Class
48c
47c
54c
219.300
40c
53c
July
72c
52c
61C
°2,050
26c
Mar
87c
87c
^800
87c
9,887
50c
*
1.75
May
1.60
1.75
18
19%
17
Mar
90c
90c
4,940
69c
May
12c 14 %c
12,000
12c
Sep
*
18
i
90c
1
Feb
92
Mar
17%
17%
17%
4,580
15
Mar
4%c Mar
33%
41 %
__
70c
6%
Canada
Aug
9
Feb
22
Jan
Sep
50 y4
41
Sep
53%
Jan
56c
July
1.25
Jan
70c
70c
1,100
50c
July
Sep
1.10
Jan
31%
Feb
25
25
25
210
8c
—
60c
60c
1,000
50c
11%
10%
12
7,667
18c
16c
18c
5,450
15c
4%c
5c
4,000
4c
10%
10%
8%
Aug
16 y2
Jan
Apr
21c
Sep
Jun
7.50
1.10
Jun
10%
1,500
10%
16 %c 16 %c
4,500
14 %c
18%c
18c 19 %c
*
19 %c
19c 19 %c
17,700
12,666
*
130%
130% 130%
30
44%
441/4
Jan
8c
Aug
16%c
Jan
10%
Aug
May
19c
Jan
18c
Jun
40c
15c
Jun
30c
120
110
180
July
42% Mar
*
6
%
6%
400
6%
7%
7%
100
6
1.20
1.30
2,900
38
39%
510
6.00
6.10
310
1
Great
Northern
4,060
15,446
1.55
Jun
44 y2
Jun
7%
20%
Gas
Class
B
Great
West
Class
Great
Coal
b
Greater
10%
11
Jan
Jan
Aug
6V4
2.25
Jan
301
Aug
1.20 July
2.35
Jan
400
8.25
13
Jan
Apr
4.50
4.50
195
4.05
2.95
2.95
300
2.65
Aug
3.85
Jan
2.75
2.70
2.80
717
1.50 July
6.75
Jan
•
10%
10
10%
1,131
8% May
11%
10
1,199
7%
11
*
*
1958
warrants
Feb
Greyhound
Guaranty
Gulch
Gunnar
Aug
Jan
—1
—...
4.55
Lines
5.00
40,750
99c
Jan
7,700
12c
Mar
1,000
3c
Jun
6c
Jan
25%c
31c
10,250
23c
Sep
54c
Apr
Hard Rock
1,000
7c
Jun
15c
Sep
Harrison
10c
Gwillim
Jan
1st
."
Gold
Jan
12%
870
10%
Aug
12%
410
25%
Jan
27%
6c
6,600
6.60
%c
7%
7%
6c
6.25
6.70
22,700
7%
6c
7c
10%
Feb
Jun
10
Apr
5c
105
10%
10%
10c
July
10c
Jun
2.50
Apr
11%
Jun
1.30 July
9
Mar
310
107
15
14 %c
13c
15c
67,000
lie
Feb
1
Minerals
107
1
—
Mines
7c
6c
7c
7,800
5c
Aug
15%c
100
Sep
Feb
Mar
Sep
Sep
V-c
.
18,500
1.50
11c
7%,
65
1.50
•
Aug
6.25 Sep
10,825
%C
.
4c
Jan
5.55
26 %
—1
common
preferred
Gold
■
26
1
Farms
Apr
July
4%c
*
Mines
Hardee
1.50
GO
Jan
5.00
11%
1
Lake
Jun
2.75 May
1
%c
Hallnor
Sep
3.00
200
10
Products
14c
4.25
3.00
—*
.
Mines
1.96
9%
4.00
-
Warrants
Gurney
9%
4.25
—
Trust
4%C
Jan
——
Mines
1.70
13 %c 13 %c
1.25
7.25
*
Trust
4%c
__1
5%
Apr
May
44% May
1.00
*
warrants
13 %c
31c
200
220
Feb
Jun
July
July
class A_
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
1.90
1.96
5%
1.25
l
_
West
13 %c
22c
5%
1.10
1.25
Develop
1.40
Mar
5.10 Aug
5%
warrants—
Plains
8
1.00 Mar
35
1.25
Great
1
*
_1
common
Warrants
Jan
July
1.24 Jan
26c
38%
warrants.
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.00 Aug
3.20
1.20
*
Paper
Power
Feb
37c
Aug
*
Jan
12%
July
1
Mines
Lakes
Lakes
Jan
635
340
570
A
Jun
1.00
91,080
50
class
19 V4
42%
9
common
Jun
41
20c
.
Sep
104
1.00
25
1
Feb
7c
38
•
July
12
*
2
1
32
10
9
B
Granduc
Great
Apr
1
Mines
620
770
,
; 1956
Mines
6,500
—_T
preferred
Gcrdon Mackay
Jan
3.45
28C
Mines
Jan
Jan
37
16c
4%
Aug
3.10
7
Exploration
6.25
2.10
102
250
1
Jan
Jan
Aug
5%c
9
Mining
Jan
Jan
July
■
102
16%c
Mines
Goodyear Tire
July
9c
1
28%
35%
._*
A
Sep
102
4,315
1
12'
37
:
38
1
class
Apr
3.55
10c
7%
._
88%
Feb
3.40
1
3.55
14%
*
Jan
-
._—_*
Goldray
Sep
2,410
1
1
A
Prospecting—
Mines, Ltd
Envelopes
Goldale
2,300
'
1
_
Goldfields
•
Flin
Mine's.
98
Mar
107
Sep
15 %c Mar
—i
6c
6c
Lttf_. .—1
Jan
6%c
6%c
7c
Hasaga Gold Mines
1
5,500
5c
Jun
Jan
July
20c
11c
6c
Head
6%c
1
8c
6c
8c
8,500
4c
12,250
5c
Jun
9%c
15c
Apr
Sep
Headway Red
1
34c
31c
35c
45,300
23c
Mai-
40c
Sep
4c
May
8c
ADr
—
1
Petroleum
6C
1,000
2.95
common
3.00
700
13%
14%
19,503
104%
14%
100
106
115
3.20
•
—
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A
ZZl
•
~~~
B
3.10
3.30
1,420
17c
17c
20c
II,950
10c
12c
27,241
1.09
1.15
21,895
16%
16%
•
16%
Imperial
I~_*
16
16
4c
Aug
2.70 Aug
11% Mar
99
3.00
15c
Mar
Jun
July
3.95
Hees
Hendershot
4.30
33c
1,180
100
7c
Mar
1.08 May
16".
15%
Apr
Sep
14c
I
page 42.
Tower
—
18
500
18,049
4,500
12c
Aug
17c
24c
26c
5,000
20c
Aug
69c
5.25
5.50
1,000
Jan
Oil
Class
5c
6%c
5,300
1.00
50
93
75
75
Jan
97
Jan
*
50
50
300
50
Mar
55
May
9%
9%
100
Jan
9%
20
21
4,540
19 V2
Aug
29%
Jan
8.20
8.50
2,908
7.10
Jun
12%
Jan
1.00
Sep
5.00
Jan
'
Class
Feb
Home
Sep
Howard
Sep
Howey
Jan
Hoyle
&
5
—•
20%
Bay
Paper common—.
Mining
8.00
7.90
Gold—
8.20
2,811
20c
Pitfield
Smith
Consolidated
Mining
Hudson
—*
*
B
12%
July
Gold
7
Sep
Ltd—
A
42c
a.85
Feb
Jan
1.00
1.00
*
Drilling—
Jan
17c
13c
100
preferred
Dauch—
18%
39c
3.40 Mar
&
Consolidated
11%
*
Hinde
Co
15c
1,500
Jan
Jan
July
Home
36c
———50c
Paper
15 %c 15 %c
12c
92%
—*
Hollinger
11%
Jun
—1
Co
Jan
39c
Mar
&
Jan
17c
10%
H)
1.80
11%
25c
(Geo
Iron
Lake
Mines
Gold
Sep
Aug
_i
2
Heath
Lakes
16
__i
,
Jan
of
106
Hi
12c
1.13
16
37c
7%
Yellowknite
Jan
3.65
class
common
Jan
4.65
*
13%
common—50c
22% July
19% Aug
91c
33%
50c
Mfg
Feb
Mar
34
Ltd
Scientific
Mar
41%
Feb
Jan
Mar
1%
Drill
Giant
67c
3.35
33c
35%
15
13%
Glacier Explorers
Glenn Uranium Mines
80c
2.90 Mar
Jan
Jan
62c
1
Jan
Jan
18%
3,535
-
1
—
Products
July
41%
Arrow——_——_l
see
19 %
._*
Jan
2.22
Mines
—
19c
Jan
9%c
12
27% Mar
1
.
Steel Wares
May
3.65
*
Zinc
3,500
5,154
Jan
25c
Jan
20c
33%
Apr
1.54
Aug
19c
•
—
Mines
40c
700
62 %
Jun
9
32%
100
——
Ltd
A
48c
.
4c
10
20c
9 %
Development
3,000
..
41%
13
9c
4,000
,
32%
1.22
common
Dynamics
2,500
43c
4.75
*
Mining
Cowichan Copper
Craigmont Mines.
9%
•
Bakeries
Class
Globe
50c
43c
4.65
_____i
Courvan
6c
9%
1
Power
Great
Mines
6C
9%
Jan
65
2c
22c
2.50
For footnotes,
July
I,003
Petroleum
preferred
Lead
70c
59% July
399,028
Exploration
Copper-Man
Coulee
33
41c
Coppercorp Ltd
Cosmos
7,600
65
21 %c
Consolidated Sannorm 'Mines™,
Class
90c
63
3.85
Mosher
Copper
85c
63
15 %C
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated Mogul
Corby
Jun
10
:
preferred—--
General
Jan
3%c
Mines.
Bakeries
Gas
10c
If
;
Mining
umLineau
Petroleum
Feb
29c
3%c
•
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
B
4,000
•
!
Motors
13%
20c
35 %c
i
Consolidated Halliwell
Class
_:
S)_..
common-..
General
May
10% Mar
1,000
37c
—25
Willans
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated Femmore Mines
Conwest
lie
,_l
preferred
Ltd
General
2,625
Aug
4.00 July
Pete
General
24c
1
West
He
*
General
12%
•
Smelting
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
11c
_*
Jan
3V2C
Smelting—1
Mines
Mine_
May
*
Jan
12 %c
Columbia Cellulose
Combined Metals
Consumers
(U
Mar
12
"
onsolidated
Co
1.13
1
Copper
Pershcourt
89c
•
.
Mines
11c
1
Mines
Northland
235
9,925
1
Nickel
Companies
Frobisher
Jan
24c
12%
Jun
57
1.20
1
Ltd
Motor
Sep
10c
68%
Apr
50% Mar
57
1.11
Jan
17%
12,000
Jan
80c
17
12c
Jan
Aug
173%
17
11c
1.78
2.07
39 y2
1.16
*
of Canada
Foundation Co
Genex
Consolidated
57
July
May
July
1
Ltd
Ford
General
Consolidated
51
57
*
Developments
Uranium
General
Nicholson
175
20
.•
1.33
1.40
1
&
Manufacturing
Ford
•
Jan
Negus
30
Sep
Sep
Jan
Sep
Consolidated
75
July
Fleet
Jan
6c
Jan
Consolidated
7,975
40c
13%
12% Mar
6.70
Morrison
16,700
34
Jan
1.40
Consolidated
1.51
1.80
34
Jan
15c
Consolidated
1.34
1.65
34
85c
Aug
Marbenor
A
1.50
1.70
Jan
Jan
Auk
July
Ccnsol
1
1
10
Trust—
10c
Jun
35c
Sep
Feb
5c
40,900
8c
Golden
2,000
39c
88c
Consolidated
7c
35c
4,000
Callinan
6c
Minin'gr,"_—Jv
2,300
Consolidated
6%c
1.53
13c
11c
Bellekeno
Jun
Jun
99c
Consolidated
Jan
26c
Aug
90c
Consolidated
5c
34,350
6c
*
•
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
500
44c
2.65
20
National
5%c
38c
1,800
10 %C
Commonwealth
5%c
44c
1,000
11c
Conduits
Jan
5%c
•
9c
Jan
•
Gold
8c
1
,
3.00
99c
Lake
Jan
9c
1
Coin
22c
2.90
July
*
Farm
Mar
1
1
Cockshutt
8c
10c
43
Gold
iwchenonr
16,325
lie
25c
37 %
Ltd
—
Feb
1 lc
—1
Mining
1
Chrysler
Feb
11c
'HftiTim
167/a
1
&
10%
Jun
Far west
Mar
*
&
Feb
5c
Apr
Mar
l
Mining
8%
14,500
Jan
12% July
__
Mining
640
6c
26 %
Oil
Gold
9
5c
24%
28
*
Jan
8%
495
27
859
:
161/8
•
4,200
68
13 %
12% July
July
18
110
13
Aug
4,403
t
64
Mar
8fic
Pat
Cfcimo
12%
45
41
19
Porcupine
Chibougamau
12%
Jan
40% Mar
3,200
85c
Central
Chromium
12%
40
42.
1
Corp
Charter
Kay rand
common—*
Mining
Central
Chesterville
57%
17%
35
Rio
Cheskirk
42
55%
19
38
com
Trust
42
55%
8
Apr
17%
34%
Cayzor Athabaska
Chartered
Feb
,
6%
.
1
37%
Ltd
Del
99
97
„
1,800
13% Aug
9V2 Jan
*
13
__
Corp
Jan
32
7 '
Feb
Apr
-Jan
1
38
Quartz
Asbestos
99
7
7
21
Faraday
35
.
Jan
99
Ltd
Geeo
Exploration
52
9%
9.00
Aug
Famous
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
*
A
,
Jun
July
950
July
Feb
*
——_
__
Sep
8.00 July
3%c
34
.
5%
38 %
.—
Fargo Oils
427
22%
570
4,447
V
12%
6.00
15
1
class
Falconbridge
Jan
19c
21%
6
421%
Mines
Eureka
Feb
10%c
2,183
21%
;.
Sol
Jan
21% Sep
Jun;
6
Jan
Aug
41,414
20%
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Jun
9
20,000
21
:_
4.50
17
13c
22%
_*
Jun
Apr
20c
•
A
6
43c
25
class
3.80
12% July
12c
Railway
preferred
Sep
19c
•
common
Corp
Mines
4.65
8%
364
15 %
Mines
Canadian Western Natural Gas
5% *7
preferred
Canadian
Westinghouse
Gold
1.28 July
1,490
*
Inca
Canadian
Erin
Eldrich
8%
•
Vickers
Cariboo
Jan
31 y2
16%
12%
Mineral
Investment
Mines
27% Mar
6,934
41%
Gold
Paper
Jan
4,703
42
50
Ltd
Common
8.55
4.00
*
Eddy
Aug
3.95 July
8%
.
60c
1.04
12 %
Mines
6,291
2.66
21%
Jan
10V4 July
Sep
500
Mines
Elder
3.95
;
—_
Canadian
Cbib
Co
Malartic
Jan
5.75
29%
20
Feb
55c
Jun
46c
Apr
2,705
common
Sullivan
1.05
5.40
pfd
Chemical
East
Economic
Aug
8%
common
Captain
40
4.00
Canadian Superior Oil
Thorium
Corp___
B
2,228
*
Canadian
Tire
240
71c
2.35
Gold
Petrofina
Canadian
5.45
78
15%
70c
2.50
Gas
Pacific
Canadian
70c
.
.
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
78
15%
*
10c
28%
8.55
29c
14 %c
7.00
_*
Petroleum
Amphi
4,667
9,918
12,400
Feb
16%
.
&
6%c July
27c
Sep
31c
.
ADr
8% Mar
&
Textile
Dynamic
19c
51c
*
!
Mines
Copper
Jan
5,400
2,500
•
East
Products
Preferred
Central
11
25c
Tar
Jan
Jan
14c
16
Stores
Sep
20c
33c
Jun
•
Magnesium
Sep
1.05 July
Jun
July
6%c
9.10
,_100
Dominion
2.40
Jun
71c
9c
18 %c
7.00
common..'
1
Jun
70c
9,500
2,312
'—
common
Steel
&
Sep
2.35
7
Canadian Oil Cos.
Jan
10%
common
Dominion
6%
;
Dairies
Jan
*
Oil
.
North
4%c Aug
*
Jan
575
Canadian
Apr
104% May
7%c Jan
Apr
2.50
Bridge
14%
8,825
74C
1.20
3.70
29%
•21%
.
22%
10%
Canadian Northwest
19 %
6% July
; oc
46C
—.
Feb
10 y8
Cassiar
Seugrams_
18% Mar
3.105
2.40
12
io y8
Industries
<
Sep
9%
Feb
Jan
13c
22c >
8.85
47c
Jan
Mar
8% July
2,990
Malartic
Jan
50 V2
25;000
10c
30c
9.00
2
Petroleum
7.05
31c
1
25c
Mines
16
6%
3.30
!i
Oils_
31
2.35
3.55
1
I.
Mines
Palmer
8,238
87c
Petroleum
B
Devon
2,784
6%
67/a
Mines.
46% Mar
2.40
6%
Mines
Gold
Dominion
.
_
&
Horn
Denison
•
-
7,110
Canadian
15%
Jan
Jan
29
Apr.
99 %
1,000
Feb
Jun
1.30
265,875
Canadian
1
Aug
2.50
55c
Can
*
2.20
3,940
15,900
1
Canadian Locomotive
160
5.25
3.05
1.72
74c
Indl
Jan
1.50
13c
Feb
5c
500
10c
1.30
common
Canadian
22%
39% July
..m
300
102% 103%
4 %c
4%c
22C,
2.80
.
Canadian
18
6%
9c
1.77
Candore
Mines
102 %
10c
12 V*
Canadian Husky
18
6%
.„
•
__100
.
19c
3.05
Dock
General
Sep
25
75
32,000
10c
47c
Canadian
45
lie
20c
1.69
Class
._10
—
45
9 %C
9%o
51c
Canadian
10c
1
1.75
Food
—■
1
118
1
1.40
IZi
Jan
58
91
1
Canadian
5
Jarr
16%
New
:
Crush International Ltd__
Class A preferred
Sep
Sep
CaCnadian Fairbanks Morse class A_50c
Class
May
2,400
1
Jun
Feb
3.05
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Sep
5c
400
7c
27%
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
47%
80%
Wright
Dredge
69c
75c
7c
10
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
450
100
_
Devonian
16%
27
,__1
Crowpat Minerals
Nest
High
210
Ltd
common
—^
Crown
Crows
Low
17
Sep
52
91
—20
Canners class A
Canadian Celanese common
$1% preferred
_i
Canadian Chemical
Chieftain
1.35
49
Jun
52
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
Productions
Timber
Jan
Jan
50
41'/a
89
.___
Canadian
s
75c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Ltd
Trust
Aug
24%
42% May
52
warrants.
Warrants
60
16%
*
Artists
Pershing
Crown
2^3 % Mar
12% Aug
44% Mai23% Mar
89
B
warrants
B
Canadian
16%
55
Arts
Crestbrook
Croinor
&
Low
_*
•
to
Jun
18%
21
Aug
1
Minerals
Class
Canadian
19
changed
Seven
May
?7% July
33% Js.i
12% May
110
TOO
Petroleum
Astoria
Canadian Curtis
310
16
'
Canadian Bank of Commerce:
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian British
Aluminium
Canadian
13
20
Telefilms
Name
Jan
52
July
Ltd____
Shares
'
Tungsten
Canadian
24
1
Southern
4.25
L)
Creative
14% Mar
49% July
22% Aug
"Io
Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada
25
.24%
1
*
;
Canada
Aug
(R
Cusco
•
Permanent
Canada
995
55
«
Class B
Canada
3.45
Sep
13
16
Canada Packers class A
Canada
25
25%
26%
24 Va
•
Lands
3.40
20
I26
Oil
50
25
*
Preferred
Sep
9% May
700
26%
25
——.
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada Malting common
2.15
of Prices
Par
Crain
'
•
common
High
for Week
Range
Sale Price
7.20 Aug
835
3.40
"so
preferred
Cement
2.15
'
Preferred
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada Foils class.A!
Low
4.30 Mar
Sales
Week's
Last
Range !Since Jan. 1
17,055
13 Y4
*
common.
6.05
2.20
1
—
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
5.60
5.60
wwwe-
■
Red
Low
1
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
for Week
of Prices
Par
Campbell
.
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
.
3.70
3.70
450
._*
35%
35%
75
2.55
2,760
—1
2.50
2.48
—*
&
4.10
4.00
4.30
2,950
Smelting—^—*
45%
45%
46 %
3,485
6.90
Jun
3.10
Aug
5.00
Jan
33% July
44%
Jan
2.31
2.90
43
Feb
Apr:
May
11%
3.25
Jan
Jan
4.90 Aug
51%
Jan
Volume
192
Number
5989
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
y
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Hugh
Oil
Bay
Para Porcupine
Erie
&
Hydra
10
Exploration
Low
10%
8c
10c
55
120
29c
31c
3,110
10c
20
1,
29c
8.75
3,259
2,000
Sale Price
High
14%
Aug
6%c Jun
12c
Apr
Mar
Mill
•
City
59
Feb
Milton
Brick
May
42c
Feb
Mining Corp
•
52
Mar
Bank
10
Investment class A
♦
$1.40
preferred
25
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil —'1
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
60%
60'A
60%
325
9%
9%
10
1,565
8'A
Sep
63% Aug
10 % Sep
23
23
255
20%
Feb
23
Industrial Accept
$2.75
83%
83%
84
/ 32
32%
12%
121/8
12%
*
40%
39%
50
53
15%
Corp Ltd
common
preferred
■
Warrants
Sep
53
60
48
Apr
54
14%
15%
17
Aug
Sep
Multi
6
May
Murray Mining
8.50 Mar
2,325
5'/a
4.25
5 %
100
v;
'
Inland
Natural
preferred
10
common
T
17%
16%
17%
805
l
4.35
4.30
4,50
1,595
1.00
Gas
l.OO
1.15
430
Warrants
Inspiration
1
International
Bronze
International
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
Powders
30C
♦
com
6%c
48 %
41
Interprovincial Bldg. Credits 1959 wrnts
Class
Irish
50c
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
liy2 Aug
16
10,100
5%c May
13 %c
14,115
45% Mar
56% July
31
36%
46%
49
34%
40 »/4
1,000
■•iiiV-
40c
40c
55
57%
3.15
3.30
36
36 Va
28
28
400
Apr
52
4,158
43
Feb
40c
5,060
3.25
Feb
39%
275
41%
56%
25c
Mines
63/8
1.90
13
*
25c
Copper
21%
Jun
Jun
25c
10,280
5
A
Jun
3.60
90c
July
1.25
60
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.45
Jun
3.95
Sep
45
32
Apr
41%
Jan
29%
3,100
23
May
May
Sep
38
Iso
Mines
Jack
Waite
90c
1.50
1.70
4,240
12%
12%
Mining
300
34c
36c
31c
28,700
26 c
23 %c
29c
35c
Jefferson
Jellicoe
1.10
1.08
1.14
8,950
87c
1
17c
13c
19c
34,300
1
5%
Mines
(1939)
l
9c
Gold
Mines
1
10 %c
•
2.25
Club
Ltd
common
Preferred
Class
B
10
„
preferred
Jonsmith
Jowsey
!
Corp
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Petrol
16c
Nama
Creek
National
Class
•
91/2
62c
67c
Sep
1.40
May
Jun
8c
Kenville
:
Gold
Mines
Kerr-Addison
28c
7%
New
Kilembe
Copper
Athona
Calumet
New
Continental
Delhi
May
irkland
Townsite
Jan
—
(John)
Labrador
Lafarge
Class
Lake
Lake
New
Dufault
Lakeland
Gas
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Gold
Mines
Lake
Shore
Lake
Wasa
Luz
Mines
Lamaque
Newlund
New
Langis
Latin
New
Secord
Leitch
Lexindin
6c
13%
1.97'
5%
7%c
9c
32 %c
Class
B
Class
Locana
Class
.
n
46c
16,400
35c
2.15
2.25
3,135
7c
10c
42,000
14c
15c
4.25
4.00
4.25
22c
20c
22c
6c
10 %c
3,200
i:
910
:
67c
72c
34y2c
36c
19c
9,800
42,800
34c
14%
14%
15
1.38
1.48
2.95
45c
26c
12
10,425
2%c
3c
1.32
2c
13,000
1.85
12,300
30
28%
a"'
.
Apr
Jun
8.25
1.60
93c
.
Nor
Acme
Mines
20c
Jun
90c
Norpax
Northcal
Oils
North
Jan
241/0
Macfie
A
MacLeod
Madsen
Maher
7c
7C
7%c
2.65
2.45
2.65
2.00
18c
18 c
19c
1
,
5C
4c
7c
24
24
Cockshutt
Blodel
1.20
20,560
14¥4
8,255
1
Powell
&
Lake—
14%
1
Consolidated
Shoes
1.17
_*
River
3.10
1
Mines
Ltd
9C
Ontario
Gold
Maneast
Norvalie
Jan
Nudu.lama
Sep
Apr
O'Brien
Oka
Gold
Barvue
Fields
Okalta
Oleary
Ontario
Loan
Steel
9.00
Sep
Sep
9
2.00
Marcon
Maritime
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Orchan
preferred
Oshawa
Osisko
Sep
Overland
Pacific
Jan
Jan
Jun
8%c Feb
Paymaster
24
Pee
5%c
6%c
5,500
18,430
71c
30c
Sep
Expl
Jan
3.35
1.05
Jan
Gold
Perron
Oil
Peruvian
&
Engravers
Pickle
Crow
Jun
17c
5%C Aug
13c
Jan
Pitch
512
93% Mar
Feb
Powell
Rouyn
6I/2C
4,500
5.35
5.50
355
3.25
3.40
350
5c
102
Jan
Jan
Prairie Oil
4.05 July
6.10
Apr
Premium
2.75 July
4.85
Jan
President
July
5%c
Jun
70c
Aug
300
21
20c
21c
15c
July
July
May
1
6C
6c
6C
4,000
5c
May
*
28c
28C
29c
4,500
24c
Mexican
Mldcon
Midrim
1.85
16%C 16%c
50c
Aug
13%c Jan
59c
59c
1.40
13,758
3,,000
1.20
Jun
15c
?
&
Power
Mining
footnotes.,
see page
9c
9c
26%
27
80
115
115
25
6.00
5.98
6.25
106,900
1.41
1.33
1.46
120,680
Jun
25% Mar
115
Sep
5.45 Mar
Jan
80c
Jun
17c
Feb
10c
Jan
80c
Jan
13
Feb
16c
Feb
61c
Jan
36c
Sep
29
Jan
121%
Jan
8.60
Jan
1.54
Sep
6c
3,000
4c
Aug
9 %c
Jan
25C
5,400
21c
Aug
37c
Feb
7
26c
7
255
28c
2,800
8%
10
|
93A
200
10%
13,061
Feb
6%
26c
May
8% May
7.80
6.25
380
23
23
233/4
3,180
5.30
31c
32c
10,300
25c
77C
68c
80c
20 %
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
13,955
52c
July
17c 17 %C
4,340
11c
May
3.50
200
3.50
3.05
Jan
7%
35c
9
Feb
Jan
Mar
133/8 Aug
9.00
29%
44c
80c
23c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jun
4.40
Sep
4.40
Jun
4.05
4.20
600
17 c
6,700
2.40
2.40
1,670
17c
21c
18,580
15c
12c
13c
6,666
10c
July
18c
Jan
lie
12c
15,500
11C
Jun
39c
Jan
19C
~
—
-
11 %c
3.00
11c
2.37
Jan
Aug
July
Jun
60c
2.85
33c
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
7 %
13 %C
303/4
150
28 % Mar
303/4
Sep
Sep
51c
48,500
40c
85c
Jan
12c 13 %c
50c
73/4
30
49c
*
•
.1
3,650
lie
Jun
21 %c Jan
1.31
2,500
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
1.26
1,355
6%
Jun
Aug
1.17 Jan
58c
18,300
48c
July
45c
46c
2,900
40o
Jun
85c
Jan
14%
14%
150
13
Jun
16
Feb
66c
76c
11,072
63C
July
1.02
Jan
4c
4%c
1,700
4c
May
7c
Jan
43c
13,600
35c
55c
51c
Preston
Mar
53c
July
6c
Jun
'
73c
4c
43c
35c
10 %
Aug
Jan
—•
Jan
13% Jun
845
45c
19,300
17c
Mar
60c
Jun
35c
35c
1,000
27c
May
42c
Feb
49%
355
43 %
Jun
1.85
600
1.48
July
2.45
2.50
1,200
2.15
40c
1,400
Sep
Sep
4.75
4.75
1,300
60c
73c
55,300
1.92
2.05
28,548
4c
73c
94c
12%
41c
37c
2,45
1
Ltd-
5c
7,500
35c
3.40
35c
55%
2.90
Jan
Feb
4.35
Jan
1.40
Jan
Feb
5.15
Jan
Jun
72c
Sep
Jan
Ascot Copper
42c
12%
1.80
9
Quebec
'
47
Electric
Mines
46c
14%
44c
_20o
Ore
31c
8c
47c
Jan
Apr
2.34
20c
1.15
Apr
Prospectors
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec
Lithium
Corp
Quebec
Manitou
Mines
11
600
1-1
Sep
19%
Jun
34c
9,100
30c
Jun
63c
Jan
44 %C
42c
46c
II,450
40c
Sep
85c
Jan
14%c Feb
Quebec Metallurgical
•
2.01
Warrants
May
Apr
7%c Jan
8%c
10c
7,266
8c
Jan
17 %c
17c
19c
76,450
14c
May
May
23c
—1
29c
Jan
—1
8%c
7%c
8%c
7,150
5c
Sep
19c
Jan
.—1
3C
3c
10,800
2c
July
6c
Jan
1
2.05
2.00
2.30
.—1
8%c
8%c
8%C
500
7c
Sep
July
13 %c
Feb
70c
68c
72c
5,320
45c
Mar
78c
Aug
•
1
63/4
-100
Quebec Natural Gas
2.70
4c
1.60 Aug
1
Gold
Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Development-
Jan
32c
[
I—1
Ltd
Jan
6%c
11
42.
Apr
Aug
1.65
15 %c
6c
1
Royalties-
Iron
Minerals
32c
27,000
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
4.45
24c
1
Purdex
7c
7c
Jun
22c
—1
Jan
59c
,*
10c
Jun
9%
1,600
—
Jan
1
common
July
50c
4,200
*
Gold—.
30%
•
Light
4c
7,550
188,350
a
Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Apr
1
5,300
10c
49,500
32C
12%
33
1
Oil
For
1.80
10c
~80O
Quebec
1.80
204
—1.28
Oils
10c
5,348
4,740
1.28
10
27c
1
——_*
Corp
6c
30
„
60c
Jun
Jan
30c
.1
99% 100%
26%
Medallion Petroleums
7%c
10
Jun
8c
10c
21c
-1
Place Oil & Gas
Ponder
26
Mentor Expl & Devel
Merrill Island Mining
Meta
Uranium
Mines
5 v2c
75c
30c
Placer Development
Jan
20C
1.50 Aug
16 3/0
26
-1
Uranium—
Ore
Jun
1
5,500
23 %c
•
1
-*
Mines
1.33
30
Mines
8,200
13c
54c
1
—
Gold
12%
30
Lake
Jun
July
Jan
26%
Lake
250
10c
IOC
7%C
—•
Aug
•
Gold
1.40
8C
•
Gas
16
Mclntyre
Red
3.10 July
4.25
—*
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Photo
8c
7,500
2,415
4.10
1.00
11
Jan
48% Aug
1
Mines
&
Jan
Aug
11'A Mar
1,000
24% May
10
—
47 %c
80c
55
12c
;
Oil preferred
Mines
Sep
7%C
1,730
100
&
Mar
'
3,600
123/4
25%
10
common
Gas
8% Mar
7c
1.35
12%
90c
Peerless
73,200
80c
Mar
i;20 Jan
19
21,030
50c
1.20
41
25%
1
Jan
26
Red
123/4
*
1
9%
7c
McKenzie
•
Gas
Consol
Ltd
8c
*
McWatters
745
48
Jan
Jan
16c
99c
3%c May
40c
McCabe Grain
McMarmac
48
Gold—.
37c 40 %c
1
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
48
50
1.25
2
Consolidated
Pato
8%
3.25
Jan
32c
38c
*
Ltd
1.30
8lc
Tubes
8%
Maxwell
12,950
Jun
*
1
1
Jan
Jan
20c
1
3%c Jan
5,500
2.95
1.05
4,350
—
Permo
9c
Feb
Sep
May
39c
pfd
Per mans
9c
59c
1.80
35c
800
34c
1
Feb
925
Jun
26c
2.026
35c
*
Jun
151%
Jan
warrants-
—_1
Apr
15
13c
38c
*——
11c
780
Jan
May
Sep
Sep
1.20
27
Sep
13c
7c
Mar
common—
22% Mar
Jun
8,971
J
Jan
6c
18c
Exploration.
Pembina Pipeline common
4%c
6.025
19c 21 %c
Warrants
2.92
Apr
5,875
8c
Jun
3.70
45c
Porcupine
Amalg Mines
32c
Aug
2.50 July
9c
7c
7c
24%c Jan.
Sep
Sep
6.00
Jun
1.00
2,775
2.55
74c
Parker Drilling
Patino of Canada
13 y2
19c
Jan
3,500
Petroleums
Jan
!
3c
103,600
1.40
preferred
15c
21'A May
6,000
24c
2.70
Jan
Jan
1.10
27,240
Mines
Lake
Feb
7,100
Mattagami Lake
May
Aug
5c
20c
2.55
1.15
Wholesale
Sep
July
38c
100
Jan
1
Pardee
4%c
6%C
4%c
1
Pamour
38c
•
Jun
55c
—.
Jan
4%c
•
Jun
33c
45c
Mines
Jan
4%C
100
36
2,819
1
•
Consol
483/4
4,950
8c
1
Power
5% %
Matachewan
20c
1.01
Orenada Gold
19c
l%c Jun
76c
Apr
45c
Debenture.
26
Apr
70c
71c
11c
50c
7c
Pamoil Ltd
6,900
72C
2,000
4%c
——————
Ormsby Mines
July
3,000
1
Jan
14c
1.09
Copper
10c
76c
6%c
Jan
7c
39%
1
Products
Page Hershey
l%c
1
Mines
Jan
1.46
Jun
44c
Apr
71c
15%
72c
Aug
4c
•
&
Jan
3.50 Apr
18c
Jan
Feb
l%c
•
1
common
Jun
70c
38%
1
—.
Aug
1.00 Mar
Sep
Opemlska
Petrol OH
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Jan
May
26c
35c
Malartic
29
Jan
"A"
Oils
Sep
313A Aug
Feb
76c
1
j.
18c
1,000
42c
Metals
Rare
Jan
Jun
3%c
100
Jan
Jail
6c
—1
_——
—
4c
2.40 July
79,500
7c
12c
,,
6,300
1.85
Mines
Cement
15c
26,050
10c
Jan
Jun
9,339
31c
Obaska Lake Mines
Ocean
Aug
6c
3.15
1.27
26c
Jan
67c
8,750
251/4
Mar
4c
1.80
—,
Mines
59c
9,700
8c
Jan
42c
14c
.
Mines
2.00
Jun
•
Uranium
Manitou
2.90
25c
Jun
40c
31c
Ltd
Natural
Power
Warrants
Jan
Jan
31
Apr
Jan
1
*
Malartic
Vq
Jun
20c
80c
1.80
Telephone
Feb
8c
25 %
*
Majortrans
1.06
14
10%c
July
36c
%c
14c
Northern Canada Mines
Sep
24
125
20
14c
600
—25c
preferred
Quebec
1.40 July
iy2cMar
32,500
Jan
9%c Jan
May
4c
•
Northern
15 3/„
7%c July
3,000
1.14
78c
38
-1
-
—
Oil
43c
25
Apr
3.10 Mar
11
——1
Uran Mines
19 %c
5,550
1
preferred
Red
Magnet
10c
1
Mines
MacMillan
24Va
9%c
•
Explorations
Macleods
'.-Vi
24%
10c
10
22c
common
Mines
Northern
1.64
Jan
244
1
11
40c
Oils
Apr
1.00
Jan
3.50
18,650
229,950
m
Jan
4.20
Jan
3.50
6%c
5,000
——
Star
4.75
Jan
4c
16,400
2.55
Exploration
Canadian
Warrants
33
Jan
Apr
ey2c
14c
24c
—
Ltd
4.50
Sep
July
6
10,600
Feb
Jan
Jan
7c
13c
II
:
33c
Aug
90c
21,500
72,600
1
—
Mines
North
5.00 Mar
158,975
21,000
11c
23c
1
Mining Corp
Nickel
Feb
850
57c
43c
Sep
39
10c
240
45c
7c
9c
Sep
17c
4%c Jun
2.20
49c
Northspan
8%
9%c
42c
13c
1
Jan
2.00
8c
20,184
27,800
24c
*
Gold
2.80
8%
42c
Mines
Jan
Jan
35c
Jun
2.95
6%c
1
Jun
1.75
43c
Sep
46c 49%C
*
———
-
Rankin
*
56c
■_
Mines
Goldcrest
31%
44c
B
Coldstream
47
1
MacDonald
Sep
ADr
Feb
40
1,300
2.75
9%c
Normetal
22 3A Mar
2,085
9c
1
Mines
Norlartic
22%
540
..
18c
10,125
1
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing
Jan
1.90
3,735
46 ¥4
7.30
9,600
10c 12 %c
11%
I,985
30
46
7.30
19c 20 %c
10c
Aug
North
26% Mar
1
Macassa
Sep
40%c July
19 %c Feb
Jan
♦
—
class
North
520
46 %
Jun
26c
1
Mines
Wire
North
31%
2 W/a
5c
2,100
May
Taku
Jan
25 y2
27 y4
1,500
31c
l
Canada
Mines
1.01
560
27%
of
,
Apr
31
•V,
Sep
7c
31c
9
9%
2.75 Aug
27
1,275
1.45
.
21c
6c
31c
12c
90c
3.30 July
7,050
68c
—
4,050
6c
1
Oil
Feb
1.90
100
M)
28c 28 %c
1
2,000
8
Jun
•
fW
28 %c
Gold
7%c
13 %c 13 %c
Jan
41c
Lorado
Lowney
3%c July
May
Sep
•
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
1,500
3c
30
43c
Warrants
5c
1
————
6,500
10 %c May
July
Long Island Petroleums———.,
Long Point Gas
,
4%c
9c
18c
4%C
\ 42c Jan
iU.I
6
July
6% Aug
200
400
Mines
5c
Jun
Aug
4c
273A
*,
Uranium
.—1
4c
6 %C
4%c
Sep
56c
200
V
2,300
A
4,500
103,275
1
43c
4,450
90c
May
5c
Senator Rouyn
Norgold
63C
90c
55
55
18c
New
Jan
7.1/4
28
common
49
54
4%c
12 %c
5%
Jan
3.80
61/4
Mineral
Loeb (M) Ltd—
London Hosiery Mills
180
55
Mines
61c
—
193/4 May
Mines
6%
_50
warrants
2.60 Mar
113/8 July
Jun
Noranda
7%
•
A
July
575
Jun
Norbeau
63C
3.50
B
Preferred
Class
4,100
4c
Jun
17
*
1.85
12%
•">'
4%c
Apr
24
3.10
Loblaw Cos class A
38,505
1.75
12%
500
Jan
18%c Aug
1,910
30%
Aug
1.51
5%
1.85
8,000
Apr
Jun
28
preferred
1%
Jan
27% July
4.00 Sep
6c
9%c
6c
4,200
187,000
2,680
1.63
Sep
76c
22%
Sep
July
18%
30%
3.50
4%c
Jun.
4c
29%
3c
2
25% Mar
62c
2.09
1.55 Mar
18
1.75
205
1
Gold
Sep
3c
28
*
30
4.00
10c
4%c
Jan
r is
30
30
27%
Jun
3c
Apr
." 17c
3.25
pfd
27
3.50
Jan
5 %c
7%
7,080
:
40c
1
A
27
Jan
16%
6c
3.95
10%
1,900
':*■
3
class
67,700
Feb
64c
Aug
2,200
6c
2.95
Mines
7c
Jan
16%
13
1
2.50 Aug
16,025
6c
50c
Gold
5c
5c
Aug
133/4 Aug
Rouyn Merger—
25c
1.18 May
W, 2,500
12%
__1
Groceterias
130
15c
Mines
Newnorth
Jun
28
Long Lac Gold
1,680
143/4
—1
Mines
Ontario
Little
I.oblaw
20 %c
2,700
15%
New
13c
3.40
Candy
Gold
July
%c
15
14%
Jan
500
1
American
Laura
8c
11 %C 11
14%
—1
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
8,000
2.95
Silver
11 %c
2
Manitoba
17c
29 y2
*
July
•
1.95
•
Mines
Jan
96c
Kelore Mines
16c
—10
Gold
Lambton Loan
59c
Mar
50c
12%
Northern
La
Jun
35c
New
Niagara
1
Mining
25c
97,500
Apr
New
28c
15c
63c
2,600
59 c
47c
Jan
8c
1
Jan
32c
2,95
Jan
1
Mines
60c
1
17c
9%c
53c
50c
l
43c
32 %c
1
Jan
30c
3.50
Mines
Dickenson
Aug
3c
1
Jan,
56c
29c
May
1
Mines
9%
80c
55c
A
Mines
Jason
May
21c
10
Aug
45c
Jun
20c
200
10
—.
62,300
July
31c
1
9% Jun
9% Mar
Jun
1
common
49 % July
Mines
Jan
2.45
Aug
♦
Mines
35% Mar
6
55c
Jan
•
Exploration
&
A
Cinch
Lake
Ltd
Mining
Cement
class
Mines
Northgate
Labatt
10,780
New Hosco Mines
8c
1.91
—
47%
New
Jan
23c
1,520
1
—
Ltd
45
Jan
25c
3c
«
Kopan Developments
46
Jan
4,220
28c
1
.
17% Mar
.25c
—
BIdlamaque
11,700
6%
—
133/e Aug
15
.
New
11c
2.60
1
common,.
Warrants
Kirkland Minerals
695
—20
Uran
Alger Mines
29c
6c
Sep
14
Tfo
Labine
10c
5%
13 %
42
133/4
*
Mines
New
16 c
8%
1,300
2.60
1
_
39% Mar
133/4
Car
New
14c
Feb
8
550
15,600
2.60
1
—
Gold
25
300
5,100
—5
preferred—.
Mills
Apr
Mar
1.95
155
9
32c
5%
Warrants
Jan
60c
common
Trust
Nesbitt
26
6%
•
Steel
Nealon
Apr
1
Petroleum
Notional
Feb
Apr
20
1
B
National
9%c
21
10
58c
Mines
Hosiery
National
12% Feb
1
Grocers
National
Mar
6%
Exploration
National
Jun
5c
1
——
Nisto
Kelly Douglas class A
41
10%
13% Aug
60c
Corp Ltd-—
National Drug & Chemical
Preferred
1.90
*
15c
f—
635
Feb
6%
Minerals
28c
11c
1
21
3,000
Jan
Apr
2.80
1
;
common
Feb
Jan
7%c May
7,000
25c
3.20
4% July
23,790
23c 23y2c
"
Ltd
Co
42,350
2.45
8
1
Mines
Mining
3,905
10c
2.10
9%
32c
Mines
5%
8%c
23j/2c
11,200
10 %c 10 %c
10
Warrants
Quebec
5
1.75
14%
Sep
12c
Lake
Joburke
Jcliet
31c
1.50
113A Mar
20c
Explorations
Jockey
85c
13,800
1.50
12%
1
.
Jacobus
Jaye
85c
1
.
21
41
3,470
5c
13%
Jun
*
—
Wright Iron
New
1
Bay Mines
Iroquois
Glass
preferred
21
113/0
5C
2.00
High
2.05
29c
Jan
10
Iron
13%
Apr
7%c
34
25
Interprovincial
Pipe
Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
16
6V4
6%c
5
common
Preferred
31c
J
13
1
•
Utilities
28 %c
Sep
4.00 July
300
11%
13%
Jun
July
•
Moore
8,150
53
Mt
11%
300
1.40
17c
_•
common-
Montreal Locomotive Works
42
5%
Co
Knitting
Porcupine
Moneta
Apr
Mar
4.25
Cement
Monarch
Jan
12%
Jun
Low
2.10
*
B
37
31
•
Inland
Jun
class
A
40
41
*
Co
Mar
Brewery
8,500
2.05
,_1
class
Preferred
liya
Inglis
&
88
Apr
30
Moltons
2,500
*
Mines
Containers
9,125
3,600
Ingersoll Machine class A
(John)
73
150
*
32'/8
Aug
Ore
Modern
1.65
17C 19 %C
17C
Range Since Jan. t
High
1.60
1.65
*
24c
Min
Imperial
Imperial
Petroleums
Mar
Shares
Low
•
48
for Week
of Prices
Par
Midwest Industries Gas
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
55
1
Mortgage—
of Prices
Low
*
Huron
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
for Week
STOCKS
Hudson
41
Sales
Last
(1233)
52
8%c
63/4
1,200
6,020
52
2.00
53/s Aug
50
7
52
1.75
2.00
39% July
3.50
18
Jan
Feb
80 %
Jan
5.80
Feb
'
950
1.05
July
42
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Quinte
Milk
Quonto
class
—1
Petroleum
8.101
;
—
Radlcre
Uranium
Ranger
Mines
Renabie
Rexspar
Rio
9c
Jan
\
•
>
46c
50c
18,400
46c
Jun
78c
6,000
16c
15 ya
16
125
48c
52c
27,300
45c
28c
32C
35,300
18 %c
4c
5%c
36,000
1.75
1.75
—*
14%
14%
1.45
1.50
—
51C
28c;
4C
—*
.
Minerals
Algom
15%
1.45
1
.
19c
17c
21c
39,925
7.60
,
7.50
7.65
7,033
68c
Jan
60c
Jan
United
Keno
6%c
Sep
United
New
'
Feb
2.10
United Fuel Inv
Class
United
Rupununi Mines
Rix
Athabasca
1
_
Uran
1
Robertson Mfg 2nd preferred
Robinson Cotton Mill common.—
Preferred
Robinson
Roche
_.
Little
46c
Sep
Vanadium
V)
5%%
Ltd
Consol
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jun
Vespar Mines Ltd
Victoria & Grey Trust
3.50 Jun
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
55
2.10
July
15%
15%
285
15%
Jun
8y2c 15V2C
258,675
6c
Jun
10,435
15c
Jun
•
common
5%
5ya
Mines
1
5%
2,655
80%
100
preferred-
20c
80%
75
8c
10
•
6.00
8c
68
348
16
35c
Lawrence
Cement
8t
Lawrence
8t
Maurice
Corp
10c
Sep
Webb
80
Jan
Weedon
3,575
5.90
Sep
17 y4
Jan
20% July
5,677
42c
36c
47C
9
Aug
12
&
Jun
50c '
Wespac
San
Antonio
Sand
River
Gold
1
Debentures
17%
Sep
90c
14,300
8%
9%
5,190
4.75
5.00
11% May
15% Mar
5,475
75c
8%
5.00
1,665
90c
1.40
65c
1.40
31,733
48c
7c
5,200
6c
40c
40c
500
40c
33%
—
33%
20
62
Aug
46
Jan
38
■■v
6
98c
Canada
6.50
Western
Jan
1.40
May
Sep
33% July
Western
Decalta
Petroleum
Western
Grocers
class
48
Jun
Western
Naco
Jan
Western
Plywood
50c
69c
68c
70c
3,660
65c
Jun
1.20
1
29c
29c
38c
80,550
14c
Jun
1.00
Security Freehold
-•
Selkirk Holdings class A
*
Seven Arts
———--————*
3.65
4.65
Apr
Weston
5%
Apr
Class
Metal
Petrol
Western
Bhawinigan Water Ac Power
Class
•
com
A
Class
A
preferred
50
1
Sigma
Mines
Quebec
Silver
Miller
Mines
Silverwood
Siscoe
Dairies
1
_1
_.
Ltd
241/4
27 y4
Spooner
1.60
Ltd
41%
80
2.95
4,938
2.01
Jun
3.25
2.96
Jun
4.50
43c
Mar
28c
6,720
11
1,148
28
98c
98c
-30o
200
25
22
645
18% July
9c
10c
Aug
19c
Aug
4.50
15
390
3.60
825
14 %
July
15
130
10% July
90c
200
60c
25c
1,645
10c
30c
32C
7,100
30c
July
5C
4%c
5c
12,500
33%
34%
630
64%
65%
2,790
30C
7.35
7.50
19%
Jan
Jan
30
22y2C 24 %c
23c
57c
A_—_
$6
Willrov
6,800
2.70
305
3 J/2c
11 Va
40c
5c
1,320
9,675
13,540
15
13%
13y4
Tamblyn
common
*
Taneord
Industries
*
22 %C
2.35
350
6,550
Mines
24%
25
3.50
3.50
36
36
14 %c
July
1.81
10c
.
Ltd
common
44c
Preferred
16%
July
4.50
17%
3.60
Jan
21%
Park
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion
17c
18c
10,510
July
15c
July
40c
59%
84
Jan
94c
7%
1,850
10%
Jan
7c
Jan
Dominion
-
5c
5,500
47c
5,100
38c
36y2c Aug
40c
3,540
31c
26%C 26%C
5,500
55
56
11%
3,127
1,043
Canada
Exp Ltd
Canada
Pipeline
_1
PiDe
Transcontinental
Resources
Trans Prairie Pipeline
_
-
Mines..
Acceptance common.
July
24 %c May
48 % Mar
9
May
Are
68c
May
31c
Mar
57% Aug
13
Jan
International
2*
22*
2c
83c
200
Jun
Jan
1.12
1.00 Mar
::
Feb
2.75
Apr
600
15c
Mar
27c
May
75c
30,500
56c
May
87c
Jan
3%c
3%C
1,000
5C
Jan
2.35
2.55
2%c: Aug
17 %c
18c
9,740
/
2.35
16c
18,600
:
Sep
3.0C 1 Mar
,
29c
July
Jan
Shares
Ogilvie
Flour
45
1,370
7
1,070
25
25%
8,105
20%
Feb
May
26% Aug
53
Sep
Price
38%
Sep
Southwest
Sep
32
Feb
30c
Jun
65C
Jun
Jan
17%
11%
18
1,970
13%
Jun
303/8
30%
5%
5%
330
4.40 July
38%
40
3,465
36% Mar
17c
15,025
-
•
I
*
■
I;/„,
_
Jun
26
iL—
•
17c
14c
71%
71%
72
22%
23
103/4
12
Jan
88%
113
1
38 Va
—/
—
Gold
150
250
26%
44
44%
125
40
2.80
600
38%
39'
1.60
200
58c
6%
60c
7,925
35
35
110
—:
Jan
Sep
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
31%
Jan
Sep
July v
46%
Feb
1.45 July
53/4 Feb
375
56c
*
Sep
Sep
130
9% May
375
1.60
■
I
90 :
2.30 Aug
38
July
'.
6%
_1
Corp_
22c
26 Va
I 873/4 Sep
10%
'
^
7
Aug
27%
26%
44
33%
44%
66
July
19% July
2.75
—
•
Petroleum
13c
1,397
2.50
—
273/4 July
203
23
18
Jan
55c
Aug
32
Feb
3.15
Jan
46%
Jan
2.25
Jun
;<■
7%
72c
37
Sep
Jan
July
Jan
7% July
475
'
38%
5.20
Sep
Jan
16
8
3.90
Bros
Consolidated
45
49 Va
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr
Yukon
Apr
July
6
110
*
Zellers
353/4
2,335
.
Mines
High.
43
6%
50
common
Apr
Mar
Feb
Low
__
;
87 3/4
77
Oreille
Range Since Jan. 1
High
■'
34%
5.00
Sales
5.20
Paper
50
38% July
Dollars
of Prices
Low
9%c Mar
87
Canadian
for Week
Paper
Ontario
825
2.10 Mar
in
Range
_1
&
87
18%
18%
19%
14,489
8%
8%
8,145
13ft
13c
2,500
17%
17%
17%
425
2.05
2.20
1,981
1.90
3.50 Aug
12c
July
11% Apr
July
18C
Jan
19
4.10
Jan
5.50
FOOTNOTES FOR
Aug
Jan
•
No
a
Odd
par
5
5%
1,820
lie
13c
52,920
9%
9J/2
9%
30
7
Apr
9%
Feb
e
9%
9%
9%
30
8
Apr
9%
Jan
lot
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
in year's
f Flat
6c
Jun
14c
in
Jan
..
delivery
year's
sale
(not
included
cam
range),
^nnf
IrmlnAoA
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wdWhen
wi When
Selling ex-interest,
price.
rooV.
AND
t
included
(not
range).
d Deferred
12 %c
4%c Aug
500
26,960
Week's
*
38
_•
-1
Aug
3c
1.06
4.95
Loblaw Inc
Mii nesota
Fend
4,200
27c
17c
(1956)—
87
2*
1.40
Aug
67c
Feb
39%
43c
May
5.00
Glass
Dupont Co of Canada
1.15
Feb
41c
1.01
11c
1.30
Expressed
•
Apr
8%
Line
Jan
6,600
1.00
17 %c
___•
6c
_1
Trans
12,230
14c
Jan
—
-_IIIl
38
Trans
1.25
25%
Paper
32%
175
Sep
100
:
50
Marconi
1,096
230
8%
:
*
Sugar
1,216
3.50
8 %
Feb
17c
B
_
Investments.
9c
38%
Jan
Note
38%
38%
8.25
8%
4.75 May
7
Mar
1
-I_IIfl
Bank
9c
40
390
43
.—
37%
100
5.50
74c
.
——
37%
.--i
Shown
Dalhousie Oil
10'/a
19%
1.30
Mar
3.50
preferred
Consolidated
Apr
10 Vo
Aug
7c
Aug
Last
9c
—,
Shawkey
Canadian
Jun
Mar
43c
55%
17c
Jun
Jun
1.06
.IIIIv.1
:
Develop
Dominion
45
26%C
Jan
7c
.
1
;
General
76
4c
warrants
Oil
Jan
Ac
5
45c
class
4%% preferred
Transmountaln
Canada
Canadian
970
~5c
B
preferred
Jan
Jan
5,250
45c
•
1.67
14% !
.
Dredging
85
5% July
3y2c July
Towagmac Exploration
Finance
Corp
59c
1
Jan
1.10 Mar
4%c
''3c
1
A
Jan
2.15
10
Bank
Elevators
16 %
12c
-——1
American
Gold
Jan
2.80
•
Aug
Mar
1,830
Sale Price
Bulolo
69c
40c
107
10
2,000
-
Par
37c
Jun
Ltd
Aug
6c
1.15
Anglo Canadian Pulp & PaperAsbestos
l
Mines
92
Mar
1.01
.
STOCKS
British
100
Petroleums
Feb
100
Friday
Jan
1.25 Mar
7
82
65
16%
5c
1
Prices
Apr
1.52
l
Mines
Sep
Sep
38%
35
171,700
Mines
8.00
4,350
50%
38
' /
15%
2.55
25%
9,655
85
90%
Feb
30c
Feb
'
'•'
2.50 Aug
12,000
55c.
:
15C 16 %c
Mines
Anglo Newfoundland
53c
48 y2
29
28% Mar
90%
15%
'.——5
Mines
Feb
1.77
85
Jan
2,790
2,317
15 %c
Jan
1.04
1.45
56c
12 %ci
38
16,809
Jan
Sep
2.10
1.61
48%
Jan
16% Mar
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
1.40
*
Sep
55C
Aug
383/4
1.20
Jan
48c
100
Lundmark
4,500
37
July
July
Mar
1.40
•
15c
Mar
22c
11
5.00
Electric
Jan
1.71
1
Jan
37
106% 106% ;
20c
Jan
1
Territory Mining
1.55
37
$
Jan
Mar
20 %c Aug
50
46c
July
32
200
4,785
8
—
Metal
Jan
July
1
Mines
3,200
11%
15%
B
Zenmac
Jan
1.35
72c
*
100
25C
11
Jan
3.60
Aug
Jan
40c
_1
Hughes Gold
11,154
2.00 Aug
45c
Jan
1.85
2.00
165
3.50
100
91c
,
140
14
Oil
Bear
Young IH G)
Yukeno Mines
5%C Jan
May
12% July
266
2.30
2iy2c 22 %c
2.30
35C
24
13
1,750
13%
—
13%
55
1.40 May
12c
Mar
400
3.00
Jan
32%
Jan
■-
2,200
2.40
Industries
Canada
Jan
15
Sylvanite Gold Mines
7.30 Aug
18c
20c 2oy2c
20c
—
7c
Feb
1.12
.
Knitting class
Zenith
32%
51c
Jan
Jan
17% May
150
2.00
.
24c
-
Zinc
Canuck
Class
Sep
1.88
Jan
10,220
6c
56c
53c
Ac
Yellowknife
York
May
103/4
1.15
A
Combing Corp..l,,
Wright-Hargreaves
Yankee
2c
345
1
class
,
Jan
500
■;
32%
24c
1
Ltd
warrants
Lead
78c
Jun
15%
Stores
Jan
2.15
/
Jun
99c
——1
Wool
Yale
l.OO1 July
49c
Jan
Mar
'
85c
.
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jun
'
„
Apr
13c
"
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder-—,
A
1,615
3%c
—J'
90 %
6.00
21c
7,200
;
Feb
Jan
9%C
4,400
38
Jan
6.90
12c
51c
37
Mines
Class
;
1.07
32%
I—100
2.45
38%
2.5C1 May
3c
July
10%
I
Feb
Apr
3,200
1.10
91c
Sep
1.60
July
1
Jan
2,998
4c
13c
1.05
5.75
.
Jan
*
38%
Sep
7%c
2.00
50C
/
4.001 AUg
6c
Jun
3%c
•
Woodward
1.40
400
49c
''
7c
40c
Aug
4.50
--
:
preferred
preferred
700
Jan
28
33% Mar
Jan
Sep
60c
Jan
87%
Feb
1.60
Jan
Feb
38%
17
1.45
1.50
3.80
Jun
46
6c
Mines.
31
19
15
Feb
Aug
62% Aug
1,110
54
3%c Aug
12,283
19%
54
Supertest Petroleum ordinary.
2nd
12,000
3.75
7.40
Exploration
Superior Propane
City Gas
May
19%
Sunburst
Thorncllffe
Sep
36% July
24
Sep
23 %c Feb
8c
Aug
July
Contact
Thompson
1.09
26,950
14%
....
Gold
Cons
Temagami
33%
11c 12 %c
11%C
Gas
Sullivan
Taurcanis
11%
12c
34
River
Warrants
Mar
64%
I—I_1
l
Sudbury
Union
79c
25c
__I
Steep Rock Iron
8teinberg class A
Sterling Trusts
Ultra
20,340
Sep
July
15
Steel of Canada
Twin
26
31
14%
Stedman Bros
Triad
3,968
90c
Oil
class
A
81c
2,418
42% July
'
July
9% Mar
30
3.75
Starratt Nickel
1957
1.02
25c
20 %
10c
—
Stanwell Oil Ac Gaa
5%
37% Mar
700
26
Stanrock Uranium
Class
3.50
class
Jun
7,696
1.01
Warrants
Jan
Wire
Sturgeon
'
Jan
3.15
Inlet
B
4% %
July
41
Radio
Submarine
42 %
Jan
2.80
26c
Paving
Standard
Traders
27 !/4
30%
41
10%
1
Oils—
Ac
Standard
Toronto
475
Sep
Sep
13% July
2.80
3.50
Surf
(Geo)
Jun
5.90
1.05
—
Foods
Tidal
24 y4
30
Mines
Tomblll
28
Feb
20 %
Standard
Tiara
25 y8
8%
'
7,050
Apr
33
Jan
2.55
May
24c
35%
13c
II
"
9,124
4,825
11
1
Union Oils
Stafford
Texaco
10%
28c
common
Southern
Teck
3.80 Aug
27%
Southam
Switson
3.25 Mar
100
_•
A
-
9,775
—•
.
class
Ltd
Mines
Slater
24%
3.65
4.25
9%
9%
*
Sherrltt Gordon
Simpsons
3.45
4.25
3c
213%
:
35
♦
B
11,715
v
Apr
Jan
1.25
July
2.65
*
class
Co
Sep
Jan
83/4
1.35 Aug
5,800
'
1.03 r
July
Satellite
300
6%C
*
A
23,613
I
4.50
1
Jan
7.25
5% Aug
87c
5.75
'51c
Mar
1,173
■
84
*
1.04
1.89
3.7
Warrants
13c
Aug
July
Jun
13,233
?.
.5
.
90c
4c
1.00
10%
Copper
28c
38c
1.40
.i
I
Sep
25%
_1
Breweries.'
14c
243/4
—1.25
Products
Jan
32c
*
Mines..
Westeel
Jan
1.50
Jan
10%
6%
•
Malartic
Jun
5.30
24%
5.80
1
Gas
30
33,130
1.15
\
35 %
iiiiii
&
Jan
15,450
1.22
1.01
-IIIII
]
Oil
Western
18% May
4,185
1.15
*
Petroleums
.
1,033
7.05
14%cl5%c
•
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
Canadian
West
39%
6.85
1
Westburne Oil
Aug
Feb
4.00 Mar
1.24
6%C
1
Petroleum
13
Jun
8%
1
.
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
16%
17
1
•
Gold
I.
Westates Petroleum
Jan
7c
150
49%
37
1.00
v
9.50 Mar
100
10
11%
929
,
•
July
20
121,000
613/4
<>'■
4c
•
Jan
6.20
commoi
common
Ref
81 %
9%
11%
Gaa
Shirriff Horsey
Warrants
&
W
Waterous Equipment __:
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
5.90
*
July
60%
-:
24%
1
Mines
&
Jan
19%
class A—
Balada
G
6%
West
St
Amulet
Walker
July
1
I
Ryanor Mining
Wane
Sep
Jan
10
——25
Industries
23% Aug
27
1.06
IIII10
4
Wainwright Prod
Aug
15 %c
•
Preferred
18% May
22 % Mar
'37c
Mines
July
5c
65
150
350
/■, 6
»
Mar
66
2,500
67%
67%
4.60
Violamac
800
5.20 May
1.25 Apr
22
1.16
4.00 Aug
Feb
3.45 May
74c
July
27
1.50
Ventures Ltd
26c
17
5
1.00
Ill111-
Apr
8%c
*—5,433
'
L__. 'I'"
Sep
50
18c
Can
4c
Jan
26
14%'
II1—1
13c
24c
^
■
13
4.00
—*
A
Royal Bank of Canada
Roy all te Oil common
Russell
150
4.00
14%c
convertible
Rowan
8,800
Jun
6,384
22 \
6.85
*
Explor
Sep
16 %c
18c
3.95
38,
:
I—III
Alloys
54
'
Corp
Cpns
Jan
Feb
—T'
60%
..
♦
Mines
16%
49%
1.00
25
-
Oils
Upper Canada
Sep
4.00
Mines
(A
2,000
16 %
17c
Rockwln Mines
Roe
6c
19c
16 %
17c
—
High
Apr
90
22 1
.—50
Hill
12%
54
17c
1
»
pfd
9,838
3.70
:
3.70
Jan
7.90
*
—_——
class
6c
6C
•*
*
18c
'
-30
Fortune
United Steel
Vandoo
Rio
53%
—1
A
Low
'
15%
•
__i_——_ -—i
class
Range Since Jan, 1
High
14%
~50
.
preferred
Aug
1.95 Mar
V 6.15 July
B
May
15
Sep
17c
Low
14%
Apr
Aug
Mar
1.45
Shares
*
common
—
Apr
13
500
Preferred
Jun
1.50
155
Canada
preferred
16
Mar
3c
for Week
,
1.50
13% Mar
100
.
A
of
United Canso voting trust
United Corp class B„
Jan
95c
Sep
Sep
38c
4,900
1
——4
class
Mar
16c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Gas
Union Mining Corp
United. Asbestos
•
50c
■—-•
A
Mines
May
Jan
1.00
MacDonald
class
5c
Union
Apr
16c
i 1
—
Reitman
958
11%
12 %
95c
-*
.
Mining
Explorations
Reeves
*
*
5c
Jun
Sep
■
Jan
1
Rapid Grip Batten——
Rayrock Mines
Reef
f.
5c
7.90
11
16c
16c
v
Ltd
—
Realm
200
High
Jun
95c
Mines
Oil
5,210
11
.
.
Rainville
8.15
,11
—1
10c
23,510
8.00
1
_♦
A—
Low
13c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High,
12c
r-12 %C
•
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Of Prices
Low
Par
Queenston Gold Mine*
Quemont Mining
Monday, September 26, 1960
(Range for Week Ended September 23)
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
to
issued,
x
vpor'n
ranirpl
Ex-dividend,
y
in
unlisted
delivered,
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges.
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
The
.
Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1235)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
bought
or
(indicated by the "asked")
Par
Par
Aerovox
Corp
1
Products
Air
Allco
Land
Inc
10%
37%
Green
40%
(A
Green
23
22%
24%
Growth
Corp
5
12%
13%
Co
5
42%
45 %
Haloid
1
30%
32%
Hamilton
2
Hanna
Farms
Inc
97
92%
1
18%
20%
34%
Harvey Aluminum Inc
16 Va
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_z5
53%
12%
1
23 Va
46 Va
5
20%
21%
32%
Hewlett-Packard
25%
27V2
Hidden
Art
Western
Metal
Arvida
Gas
Corp
5
Co
Construction
5
Co
10
Aztec
Oil
Baird
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Tools
Behlen
Bros
Markets
Berkshire
Natural
Houston
Oil
14
62
Corp
18%
17%
12%
Hugoton
Gas
46 Va
Hugoton
Production
i6Va
11%
17%
12%
Husky Oil Co
Indian Head Mills
•
__
11%
43 %
37Va
40%
Indiana Gas
1
Pet
Co
9
8Va
Indianapolis
21 Va
J2%
Co
82
Water
Co
1
6%
7%
Black Hills Power & Light Co._l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
32%
35Va
Internat'l
12%
Interstate
26%
Interstate
Securities
Industries
Bowling
Corp
Bowman
Inc
Bowser
Brown
&
1
$1.20
4%
10c
7%
common..*
17%
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg. Co
Bruning
Brush
Inc
America.
of
Products
(Charles)
Beryllium
110
3
Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
39V2
50 V2
Interstate
54
California
Interstate
California
Oregon
Tel..
Co
Class A common
23
25%
22
23%
Iowa
Southern
IIV2
12%
Ttelc
Corp
& Helntz
: \
Iowa
Public
5
13 Va
14%
Jamaica
Power Co__20
36%
38'/a
Service
18
19 %
34
36
1
54
58%
13%
14%
Inc
.1
Jervis
Water
*
26Va
27%
30%
32Va
Kaiser Steel Corp common
1.0c
4%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
9%
10Va
52%
56 Va
Telep Co
Ltd
Oil
Carpenter Paper Co..
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
Field
Elect
Gas Co
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Gas
40%
Co
..10
26 %
22%
19%
20V2
1
4V2
33 %c
19%
17%
Chattanooga Gas Co..
Citizens Util Co com
cl A
Common class B
Corp
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
1
Stores
Inc..
15%
36%
1
18%
Corp com_3
preferred
—.25
7%
Milling & Elev
Gas
Gas
&
$1.25 conv
Commonwealth
16Va
39%
20%
8%
19 vs
7Vs
26%
12%
—2%'
Co
Interstate
Colorado
Oil
53%
Co—5
Colorado
Colorado
50%
Gas
Corp
18 %
1
6%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol Freightways
2.50
25%
Consolidated
.
16
11"%
.
Rock
Products
5
Data
Corp
Cook
Coffee
Cook
Electric
Cummins
10c
21
class
Dial
Finance
Dictaphone
$1.25
pfd
conv
Dunham
Bush
Mattel
1
Inc
Maxson
(W L)
—_____.1
Corp
3
Industries
lc
.
8%
9 Va
Stubnitz Greene
__1
Corp
Par
Bank
of America N
(San
T &
„
18%
17
(St
10
S
6%
47%
Co
2%
St Trust Co
64%
3%
10
48%
Trust
Camden
Co
(N J)
5
Manhattan
Trust
of Cleve
Bk
(NY)_12%
7
33
Par:',
«
Trust
Co
34%
36 Va
81
42%
46 Va
61%
65%
46%
Natl
Bank
—5
Supply Co
10
Nalco Chemical Co
National Cleveland Corp
35
38 %
National
31
33 %
National Homes Corp A com_50c
63
67 V2
.2%
National
50
25
34%
Connecticut
13
14 Vs
13%
24
25%
33%
24 Va
43
1
4%
Corp—_2_5
York)
—5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
(N Y)
50
Empire Trust Co
17%
1874
9%
10%
9%
10%
5
35 Va
244
39%
37 V*
254
34%
37%
29%
31%
48%
51%
67Va
71
44
49%
50%
54%
36
44%
(Baltimore)—10
60
63%
Boston.12%
71
74 %
Shops of Del—1
14%
16%
New
& Elec Assoc
8
23%
25%
First
Nicholson File Co
—*
20%
22%
Co
10
11
Nor
Coal
American
Carolina
Natl
1
Gas
2.50
Gas Co
Penn
5
50c
13V2
14%
Northeastern Water Co $4
10
39%
42%
Northwest
pfd.*
Gas
Natural
19
Camden Natl
Bk & Trust
6%
(Camden N J)
Water
Ohio
Service
9%
10%
Otter Tail
11 Va
1274
Pabst
First
Natl Bk
First
Natl
76%
First
National
First
Natl
24%
First Natl Bank
29%
32%
First
27%
2974
3
Bank
of
Chi—20
Bank of Dallas
National
.10
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
Passaic
County
64
67 %
39%
42
68
71%
25
71
75%
of St Louis—20
66
69 %
75%
78%
First
Natl
Natl City Bank
First
Pennsylvania Banking
•
1
16%
18%
Co
5
35%
37%
•
9%
10%
1
3%
4%
8%
9%
Corp
Power
Co
Corp
East Line.
5
15
16%
&
First
of
Trust
Bank
Co
(N Y)__20
(Philadelphia) .10
Natl
wii
49
Trade Bank & Tr Co
87%
Trust Co of New Jersey
40%
24%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
8%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
—1
1
15%
16%
Hudson County National Bank
16%
18
1
1
10%
11%
38%
41%
1
16
17 %
Industrial
Bk of Com
Industrial
National
of America—5
21 Va
22%
Hanover
10
35 Va
37 V2
19%
21%
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif.l
Giddines ft Lewis Mach Tool__2
Pickering
19V2
21%
Pioneer
13%
15Vs
Plymouth
10
Pfaudler-Permutit
20
I
111/4
•
12%
Lumber
Natural
Corp
Gas
Rubber
Co
Co
Portland Genl Electric Co
48 Va
51%
3%
7%
8%
•
25 %
2
7%
9%
34%
Trusb Corn
Bank
of
Exch
New
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Bk__15
York__10
(Chic)—20
27
45%
36%
39%
55%
58 Va
69
153
73%
163
43%
47%
68%
72%
19
20%
50
54V2
45%
48%
34%
37%
60%
63 V2
21%
23%
State Bank of Albany—-—10
State Street Bank & Trust Co
(Boston)
—.20
61%
65%
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
Co
—25
*New York>
25
56%
61
(Union City)—_8
17%
18%
64
68%
50
54 %
28%
30
2%
9
10
51
10
20
32%
35%
98%
102 Va
(Phoenix Ariz) .5
63 %
66%
23
24%
49%
52 %
"
United
States
Trust
(N Y)._10
38
41%
Providence
Industrial
For
R
Trust
I
43
46 Va
of
footnotes,
(Phila)—5
see
(N Y)
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
10
Co
Valley Natl Bk
10
54%
Co
(Boston)
United States Trust
Bank
(N Y)__10
(Cleveland)
10%
32 Va
23%
42%
Union Bank of Commerce
9%
22%
35%
—
St Louis Union Trust Co
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank
Angeles)—
——12%
82
8%
1
32
.
124
21%
^
38%
1
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
.
46%
Packaging
Pantasote
General Bottlers
_
56
14'4
Pepsi-Cola
.
28
17%
Pendleton Tool Industry
_
55
20 Va
Girard
Perkin-Elmer Corp—
Permanente Cement
.
26%
13
9%
„
5
7%
41%
14 %
34 Va
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
7%
39 Va
28%
31%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
16
Va
„
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada——10
Roya* State Bk of New York__5
28 %
18
8%
55 Vs
68
41
117
50%
1
Corp
split
26%
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
Electronics__90c
Light Co
6%
Co
5-for-l
48
Bank
...1
Co—5
52
64
par
.10
Westchester
New Rochelle
—.2.50
Robinson
%
.
Pacific Power &
Gamble
$20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank—.20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust (Philadelphia)
20
^
First
5
Detroit
of
14 Va
Pacific Alrmotive
Pacific Far
of
4%
12%
Brewing
(Atlanta) —10
Bank
23
Gas Corp
Oil &
1
6%
12%
Bank
72
10
Co
Natl
River Prod—10c
Miss
Coal
Ben
Co
First
21%
23
1
Serv
Pub
5%
12
of
common
ex
«
„
North
Bank
39%
41%
National Shirt
25%
Eng Gas
36%
Fairfield County Trust Co—.10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY) .10
5%
17%
50c
common
17%
118%
New
16%
B
16%
114%
(White Plains
23%
Class
Oil
&
369
29%
41
33Va
—
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
—10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
.10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
Gas
348
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
12%
r
47%
101%
76
43%
30%
98%
33%
Co_12%
22
25
58%
& Tr
27%
43
44
32
Bank
Fuel
142
40
55
Connecticut
Rubber
York
135
10
10
Mountain
26%
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester.5
National City Bank (Cleve) __16
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)——7.50
National Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12Va
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 %
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).lOO
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)
98
New
30%
25
National Bank & Trust Co
93
92%
Y
77%
National
Co
County Trust Co
N
43
of N J._
(Chicago)
New
County
72%
Commercial Trust
Co
28%
58 %
71%
32%
—5
40%
67 %
9
(Buffalo)
55%
32%
1
Traders
(Chicago).25
City Natl Bk & Tr
Trust
41%
108
10
-
Southern
(Savannah)
Cleveland
100
Ask
12
30%
Band
&
(NY)—10
5
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Citizens &
Bid
39%
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
35%
31%
Co
Companies
Irving Trust Co (N Y)———10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
York
78 %
pfd
6%
Nassau
74
5%
7%
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
51%
(Phila)
29%
Inc—
2
18%
56 Va
6%
68
Class A common.—^7 %
16%
13
11%
qi/„
171/4
52
59 Va
—20
17%
Inc
Freight
Manufacturers
16%
1
27
1
Llnes__l
Bank
*
Laboratories
Transit
1
39%
National
18%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
—10
32%
18%
Pipeline Co—
-—5
56%
Pacific Mercury
Service Co
Yellow
10
9
Co
Co
36
16
1
1
37
30%
17
Co
•
9%
38%
341/3
Manufacturers Tr Co
45% "
17
Co
—5
10
gi/4
351/3
Trust Co (Philadelphia)—_10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Pacific
A
3
48 %
52 Va
Corp class
Packing Co
11%
34%
9
45%
Y)—„10
(N
66Va
B
10%
5
24 Va
63
Co
25 Va
32%
7.50
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
316
14%
Mohawk
7%
23 Va
..1
19%
47%
22
*
Missouri Utilities
%
17 Va
443/4
42
Mid-American
8%
28%
igi/4
131/3
Cos.—1
Co
21%
27
Telephone Co.. 10
Gas
7 Va
15%
20
303
5
10%
7%
25%
141/3
10
48
Co
45 Va
1
Inc
56%
1
26%
e%
100
—
10
Glasspar Co
56
Microdot
8%
24 %
23 Va
10
(Newark).25
York
Louis...
Broad
52
5
Miller Mfg
8
20%
Ask
A
Francisco)
Trust
Bid
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
41%
7Va
27%
x8 Va
Co
Massachusetts
Wurlitzer
Bank and Trust
16%
Chemical Bank New
21%
38 Va
25 V4
5
77%
1
Futterman
OPallfi
40%
45%
38
52%
Assn.100
Corp
Telep
37 Va
42%
15 V2
20
Gas
Wood Conversion
61 Va
21%
2.50
Corp
Gen
5%
58%
Lines
19%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A—5
Garlock
Strong Cobb Arner Inc..—1
Struthers Wells Corp
2 Va
Chase
6%
36%
1
Co
—
5%
11%
.30c
Financial Federation Inc
Gas
23%
1
10%
Olin
Class
24 Va
21%
Co.
Corp
1
Motor
63
Frito
22
1.25
Stouffer
___5
Fast
59 Va
Steel
Chemical
5 Va
47%
Oklahoma
Governor
Stepan
4%
22 Va
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Witco Chemical
5
44
Old
Florida
Hotels Delaware Corp__l
13%
17%
20%
Wilcox Electric Co
>
Statler
i23/a
16%
Co
Western Natural
28
1
Manufacturing Co.*
&
43%
11%
1
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whittlng Corp
17 Va
44%
24%
Fisher Brothers Co
16
Point
Western
34
41%
20%
Fisher
5
25
16
19%
Boston
Common non-voting
Stanley Works—
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
23
First
17%
Central Natl Bank
Corp
& Eng..
1
Mori,gage
42%
16%
35%
Steel
Machine
1
Natl
38 Va
20
Co
36%
McNeil
12%
Federal
1
Screw
Natural
40%
10%
16%c
Swasey
Western Lt
5%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
24%
11V2
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
Register
Standard
22 %
44
2
"nmmon
Standard
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Resistor
&
Va
25%
50c
(Wm) Corp
Brothers
West
24 Va
Boatmen's
45%
Rv)o
22 Va
Standard
11%
Herrington Co Inc
42%
Equity Oil Co
27 y«
5
31%
Wesco Financial Corp
;—.1
West Coast Telephone Co
..10
WeBtcoast Transmission—.—
*
11%
25%
& Steamship—2.50
Pressed
Steel
1
10%
Marmon
•
—
10 Va
Fruit
1
-1
Corp
El
Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co
49 Va
1
10
Mfg Co
Bankers
Northwestern
Corp
46 %
Spur Oil Co
21 %
25%
Electrolux
25%
2%
2%
14
47 Va
29 Va
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A__10c
10%
19%
Marlin-Roclcwell
23 V2
Electronics
9%
23 %
Virginia
1
Electro-Voice Inc
1
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co—
New
Economics Laboratory Inc
(Texas)
Wtalter
Warren
26 Va
of
North
Co
24%
Tel
131/,
441/3
9
Corp of America
Grocery Co
Warner
5
10
Inc
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
19%
Co—1
of
40
2
Electric
18
States
33
Dynamics Corp of America—
Paso
Co
of Commerce
1
Industries
Inc
Eastern Utilities Associates
7%
Bank
...1
Eastern
26%
6%
Von's
47%
25 %
Bank
Miles
5'/a
Vitro
21%
44%
Bank
1
$1 preference
20 %
1
29%
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co—_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.5
-
13 Va
Tel Co.—25
48%
Co
14%
1
38%
5
Utilities
1
Corp
5
Vance Sanders & Company..50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
21%
12
21%
42
9V2
2
36%
41/3
Valley Mould & Iron
20
43%
27%
1
& Electric
19%
2'/a
12%
33
Sugar Corp
Upper Peninsular Power Co
19%
38 V4
32
Inc
n>/4
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
40 %
35%
15%
Dura Corporation
18%
United
Co__*
Bank
Co
Madison Gas
23
6
Corp.l
United States
49 %
Elec Service Co__l
Stand
19%
Mil
United States Leasing Corp
.1
United States Servateria Corp.l
14%
Southwestern
(A E)
25%
64
Southwestern
Staley
23%
45 Va
Co—1
Baltimore National
29%
Duriron Co
■
32
1
13%
35
Power
Eng
Gas
15
29%
Corp
60
Producing Co__l
New
14
45 Va
•
Power
Union Gas
Southwest
Chem
11%
22
5
41%
Co__10c
Water Co
Nevada
16%
5
Co
4
Co
Dev
1874
5
Donnelley (R R) Sons
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
5%
3 %
2
&
15
18%
1
4%
1
7%
Co
Cable
&
Oil
17%
13%
5
common
10%
32
10
20%
Pwr
2
Colorado
Southern
United States
*
„
Southern
12
7%
66%
17
.
15 V2
Inc_50c
—
5
Inc
Inc
Inc
Power
Wire
Shore
58 Va
6%
43 %
21
29%
1
54
3
19
1
5
1%
Co
&
*
Co...
Corp
Diebold
Diversa
%
Corp...
7%
63 Va
._*
_
1
34
7%
Corp
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
Union Texas Nat Gas
1
Service Corp
Corp
6%
2%
13Vs
40 Va
Pipe Line Corp..50c
Transwestern Pipeline Co
.1
'
& Co
D)
Pacific
5%
5
16
Macmillan
14%
Oil Corp
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
1
Tracerlab Inc
33
6%
1
A
Towmotor
10%
9%
Tokheim
19%
18
warrants
.1
30%
22 Va
,
12
Corp
W)
Corp
30
5
Time Inc
Co
——*
(Hugh
Ludlow
74
1
.
10%
9%
cl B.5
com
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
20 V2
1
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
Steel
17%
17%
Specialties
(L A) Co
Dashew Business Machines
Machine
Darling
Co
Meredith
5
Danly
Star
16
Inc..
54 Va
36 Va
16
1%
Co
33 V2
Long
-
50%
28 %
1
Co_2%
5%
6%
1
15%
5
Engine
6 Va
14%
.1
Cross Company
1
Blower
Merchants
1
Craig Systems Inc
5 %
Plus
22%
20%
Crouse-Hinds Co
10%
15 Va
lc
27%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass..*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
Petroleum.
Inc
8 Va
33
11 Va
25
Lanolin
McLouth
,.1
Company
44
McLean
39%
Co.—
41
17%
9%
50c
..
30%
10%
42%
,
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Control
28 V2
Lone
14%
*
11 Va
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
6
5%
J.3%
3974
lOVa
Lau
20 V2
18V2
1
Prod
.
5
Id
Clute Corporation
32%
37V2
1
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
24 Vs
Corp__6
30
10
_
Inc
—...
16Va
_._10
Co
8%
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koehring Co
5
Laboratory for Electronics
1
30%
27%
33»/3C
Power
Engines
15
28 Va
5
Co. 5
-2%.'
...
10
Ketchum Co
28%
43V2
27 Vs
Inc
25%
3
Kentucky Utilities Co—
3l/2
10
Electric
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Public Serv
Clinton
Kennametal
24%
3'/a
Gas Co
&
44V2
x3
4 %
Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
22%
10
ctfs_—
45%
3%
1,D .16% vWn.18,%
31 Va
1
29
24%
*
22%
$1.46 preferred
_*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
41%
—1
Trust
Central Electric &
Central 111
i
Corp
Products
Point
5
.
42V2
1
Supply
12 %
&
(166
5
Co
Calif
Delhi
178
27 Va
25
60%
Wash
17%
Utilities Co—15
California Water Service Co__2S
Water
IOV4
Fetzer
Southern
27
9
16Va
.1
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
Canadian
24%
&
Southern Calif
32%
5
25%
15%
56
1
Southern
56%
30
Investors Diver Services Inc—
1
_._10c
20%
52 V2
Engineering Corp..*
Freight Sys—1
*
& Co
1
32
14%
1
Prod
South
7%
*
Corp
29 Va
•
A—25c
Co
Simplex
22%
1
Bakeries
__1
Thermo King Corp.
Thomas & Betts Co
Inc
Tubular
Skil
674
6%
6%'
Interstate
Jack
Byllesby (H M)
1
Corp__50c
31 Va
34%
20c
Bantam
Sierra
27%
Rectifier Corp
International Textbook Co
42V2
.1
Co Inc
Recreation
6V'a
28%
31%
1
Associates
Searle. (G
5%
Motor
23Va
Botany
International Bank of Wash
5%
1
Therm-O-Disc
Petroleum
Seismograph
25%
25%
1
g%
2%
Textron Inc
22
3%
—1
Texas National
Corp
Jacinto
Scott
50%
24 Va
10
International
21
13%
4%
8%
18%
22%
5
46
*
2%
71/4
18%
20
Va
30%
30%
Inc..
1959
14
145
1
30 Va
Scholz Homes Inc
23%
1
1
18%
Corp_7
Transmis
39 Va
Reid
Schield
85%
1
Inc
Water
Corp
Eastern
Texas Industries
Corp
Saw hill
13%
1
"units"
Trust
&
4%
1
Telecomputing Corp
42%
(H
Plywood
Sanders
3074
4
Tekoil
35%
22%
—'*
San
9%
29
1
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
9
•
35%
32%
28
17 Va
Mills
Sabre-Pinon
10%
'
1
Material
5
Inc
Corp
9%
33
__2
Myers Inc
Marie
12 %
137
Trans Gas
18%
Gas
Field
1
Corp
Western
Billups
Houston
1
Fearless
1
Hathaway
Bettinger
7Va
6%
12%
16 V2
Corp
25
Co
Corp
Beryllium
Houston
58
2%
A
Houston
Rose
7 Va
1
class
15%
1
Bag Co
Beneficial
Co
31 Vs
1
Manufacturing
Bemis
Hoover
6%
I
5
28
H) Co
Rockwell Manufacturing
145
135
......l
Rice
Roddis
22 Va
_i
5
Co.
Corp
Brand
Robertson
14%
21
„*
Broadcasting Co
20Va
;
Gae
Stoker
&
13%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
5
Ask
1774
l
3
lnc_3%
Co..
Natural
Robbins
11%
10 %
1
38 Va
4%
25c
A
Roadway Express class
26%
25
11
Hilton Credit Corp
14%
1
Inc.
1
20%
36 %
Bid
Corp__l
12 Va
Purina
River
Splendor
29
10
J)
Co.
1
Co
(A
73 %
Inc
1
Baxter Laboratories
Bayles
High
18 V8
69 Va
2.50
Co
8Va
17
Curtis Ind class A
Mining
6%
preferred
Voltage Engineering
Co
7%
10
Atomics Inc....,
Gas
15 Va
13
1
_.
Associated Spring Corp
Avon Products
&
14%
.3
Co
class
Riley
34%
Arkansas
r
Ralston
25%
Heubleln
preferred
Service
Public
19 Va
5
1
Richardson Co
13%
Helene
43 V4
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
>
Radiation Inc
Republic
50
Participating
Arizona
8%
Suburban Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
Texas
97
32%
7%
—l
...
85
Co
574
5
Purolator Products
90
common
Mining
Par
20%
5%
45 Vg
90
4
(MA)
B
22%
1
Hanna
1
20 Va
Origin of
composed of securities
Ask
19
__1
Mexico
41
10
12%
at the time of compilation.
Taft
Hamp
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd—
Co class A com.10
38%
of New
Co
Punta
20 Va
33
Bid
.5
35%
64%
11%
of New
Pub Serv
21%
18%
35 V2
Class
Pub Serv Co
156
61
Inc
America
33%
*
Cosco
31
common
20
5
1
Inc
Co
Xerox
Corp—7.50
Gobain
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Co
Pipe- & Const Co
Amer-Saint
Hagan
21%
147
Capital Inc
...1
Chemicals & Controls__l
Cement
American
Corp
Co of
Producing Properties Inc.—10c
Pubco Petroleum..,.
1
Ask
20%
1
Express
American-Marietta
Power
5
5
*
Grinnell
American
Greetings cl A
Brick Co
Corp
Grolier
American
American
Fire
Bid
Society
21%
6%
P)
Mountain
5%
1
Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
Par
Co__l
Corp
Potash
Ask
9%
:—1
Development
Radio
Allied
Bid
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preceding
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
Fund
Bid
25c
Ask
1.98
2.18
Funds—
Mutual
Fund
1.25
7.09
7.67
Investment
Co
American
Business
Shares
1
4121
4.50
Investment
Trust
American
Investors
Fund
1
American
Amer
Inc
Mutual
Research
Associated
1
X8.06
8" 81
1
21V4
22 y2
Fund Inc
&
Fund
Dev
Investors
al3.23
Corp
Trust
Istel
1.44
1.59
5.03
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc
5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.15
5.60
X8.20
8.72
4.14
B-4
(Discount
Fund
Inc
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Ltd
Street
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
11.23
12.27
33.04
33.70
Fund_l
al2.67
Bonds)
B-l
(Investment
1
24.88
25.96
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
21.86
23.85
B-3
(Low
15.56
16.98
K-l
Priced
Bonds)-
1
Bonds)
(Income Fund)
1
9.19
12.07
K-2
(Growth
Fund)-———1
14.35
15.66
8.99
9.83
S-I
18.48
20.16
1
10.92
11.87
S-2
(High-Grade Coin SLIc)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—-1
11.32
12.35
(Growth
1
16.96
18.34
S-3
11.85
12.81
S-4
1
12.14
—
Com
1
8.67
Stock)—1
9.46
12.41
13.54
Slks)_l
11.91
13.00
13.31
Keystone Fund of Canada Lld_l
13.76
14.88
5.56
6.09
7.01
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Priced
(Low
6.41
Com
Fund
Knickerbocker
California Fund Inc
——1
1
6.77
6.18
(1954)
Ltd
L
1
Fund
1
12.78
13.82
Lazard
—1
Inc_
15.88
17.19
Lexington Income Trust
Canadian International Growth
Growth
1
Fund
of
11.15
8.47
9.28
&
Fund
Century Shares Trust
Chase
10.20
__lc
Shares
Stock
1
Life
Slk
Insurance
Fund
14
14%
1
11.06
12.09
—1
16.88
18.46
Inc—1
8.77
9.48
1
14.26
15.58
Boston
Fund
Loomi.s
of
Can
1
Electric
shares
General
Industries
lc
10.66
11.53
12,600
13,400
11.80
12.90
Petroleum
10.25
11.20
Inc
1
Income
9.52
8.76
—1
Investment
1
9.29
10.10
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
14.80
16.09
Composite Bond & Stock
1
19.44
21.13
Composite Fund Inc—
1
.8.19
8.90
Concord
1
13.78
14.U0
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
17 %
18%
Fund
Inc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series B
Crown
17.82
—
Income
19.52
6.71
1
1
8.63
9.46
25c
2.87
3.15
1
14.22
15.46
Eaton & Howard—
Fund
50c
Inc—1
8.99
9.86
1
al3.51
Investment
Mutual
Shares
Trust
beneficial
interest
1
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Balanced
1
13.52
14.62
10.34
11.30
5.39
5.89
1
3.59
3.92
—
Stock
Scries
10.95
11.70
1
7.52
8.22
Income Series
1
5.66
7.49
1
7.92
Stock
New
England
York
20c
7.43
7.70
Series
Fund—
Nucleonics
Chomislry
19 ya
12.37
13.52
One
-1
14.15
15.38
14.53
15.71
Inc_
.17.591
19.02
5.59
6.11
1
1.97
2.15
*
9.98
10.85
Securities
Inc
1
3.00
8.54
9.36
1.53
11.80
12.76
11.88
12.98
Inc.-
1
Corp
Fund
1.64
Fund
Inc
6.78
9.98
10.83
10.65
10.76
-2.50
1—1
Fund
Inc
1
(Geo)
Fund
1
16.26
17.67
6.81
7.40
Quarterly
lc
8-13
8.91
Scudder
Putnam
8.42
9.15
13.32
13.45
7.38
7.98
GrowLli Slock
Puritan
1
18.53
*
Inc
(T Rowe)
16.91
—50c
Fund Inc
1
Trust
6.24
al2.86
1
Putnam
Investors
14.19
1
Fund
Philadelphia
Price
2.72
1
15.54
—1
13.67
14.86
Inc—1
6.75
7.38
11.98
11.98
Fund-.
Growth
Dist
14.30
Shares
Automobile shares
Fund
of
Canada
8.27
9.06
5.63
6.18
Scudder Stevens &
Common
Stock
Fund
lc
5.98
6.56
11.66
12.77
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
shares
Selected
Americau
Shares—1.25
11.84
12.97
lc
6.93
7.60
Fully Administered shares—lc
8.96
9.82
Sovereign
General Bond shares
lc
6.84
7.50
State Street Investment
lc
6.05
6.64
Stein
shares
Industrial
Machinery
Institutional
shs
Bond
shares
Petroleum
Railroad
Bond
8.32
14.00
5.23
5.74
_lc
8.86
lc
shares—-
7.99
12.79
lc
shares
lc
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
RR
2.12
(Edson B) Fund
Investors
Roe
&
Balanced
Stock
8.31
9.34
10.21
lc
6.40
6.99
Century Growth Inv..
6.84
7.48
12.07
13.12
Fund
United
5.58
8.63
11.55
12.65
18.22
18.79
_1
al9.45
Townsend
S
&
Continental
Income
1
Fund—1
6.92
7.56
Shares-l
10.40
11.30
Fund
Science Fund
Funds
Canada
1
4.59
Value
Line
Income Fund
Value
Line
Special
8 06
8.81
2.43
2.66
Wall
7.39
8.08
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Washington
1
9.02
1
,9.86
7.94
8.58
Fund
Investors
16.05
6.06
6.62
Inc„1
5.16
5.64
Situations
Inc
Street
14.58
14.77
1
a25.33
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
_1
13.34
1
Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc
lc
Institutional Shares Ltd—>
Inst Foundation Fund—
_lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Life
Old
45%
Natl
National
22¥2
Nationwide
13%
14%
New
353/8
33
193/a
New
383
150
158
Inc
Fireman's
Fund
Life
(S
Great
Gulf
60¥2
59
63
6
4
69%
21
23
Seaboard
62¥2
5
44%
47¥2
18¥4
19%
>10
:
Insp & Insurance
Insurance
Home
Owners
Life
Jefferson
433/4
>
Co
Ins
of
Standard
I.ife
Jersey Insurance Co of
81 ¥2
56¥2
N
Y
Fire
86¥4
&
Life
Sec
Travelers
59y2
United
Co
of
I.ilc
5
Co
of
4 8 ¥2
10
76 ¥2
53
80%
201%
22V4
4
4%
52
551/4
22
24%
531%
58
10
2
341/2
38¥4
55¥4
58 ¥2
1
4%
—5
37%
5l¥2
55
5
48¥2
53
2
30%
33
10
104
10
(N
10c
3.41
3.73
1
Investing Corp
8.02
8.77
Mutual
Fund
Inc
1
8.97
'47
Y)-_2
8
Co
_5
Amer_
2.50
13.05
50%
13.67
14.90
10.41
11.38
1
12.28
11.16
Winfield
6.06
6.64
Fund—10c
12.45
13.61
7%
26
29%
82%
86 ¥4
U S Life
42 Va
29%
38%
41%
2
2%
43¥2
/: 33%
39%
271%
2
2 ¥4
40%
31%
5
3
Fire
Insurance
Insurance
City of N Y—
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Federal
Home
I.oan
Co
in
31¥2
33%
the
Fire
Jan.
19,
1961
4%s
Feb.
15,
15,
100.2
„
April
15,
4.45s
100.21
3s
4yas
April
10.
5'/as
Sept.
31/2S
Feb.
11,
Sept.
3V4s
March
4i/aS Nov. 12,
4%s June 10,
100.19
3%s
4%s
101.2
101.6
101.20
102
4s
100
100.12
4%s
Aug.
102.12
102.28
2%s
May
1,
99.16
99.28
41/2S
April
May
Sept.
May
101.12
101.28
3 ¥4 s
102.8
103 8
4,/4S
March
April
10,
1969
April 10,
Sept. 10,
1970
1970
Aug.
1971
11,
10,
Feb.
June
10,
1968
20,
1,
98
20,
96.24
1968
4%s
July
102.24
103.24
99.20
99.28
5¥«s Feb. 20, 1970
3¥2s April 1, 1970
99.20
99.28
5 ¥aS
101.8
March
4% 8
107.16
108.16
20, 1969—
15, 1969
July
20,
102.28
98.12
102.20
1966
98.8
101.12
102.12
1964
102.16
101
101
97.8
101.8
100.20
1962
100.18
100.6
101.4
1963-
March
100.20
100.2
1961
2,
100.6
100.14
1962
101.16
1972
100.16
„_
1961
20,
;
it-"p
1961
20,
100
100.2
'
_!
1961
April 3,
100.10
99.30
100
100.4
1960
20,
* 4s
3,
100.2
100.8
I960
20,
101
1963
4%s
20,
Dec.
April
1965
3%s
6¥as
Oct.
4s
•
Ask
100
I960—__
100.28
1963
4%s
1,
100.28
1962
11,
I960—.
100.15
1962
10,
Dec
'IK 5.40s
1961
13,
4%s
3,
1, 1961
April 3, 1961 wi—
Federal l.and Bunk Bonds—
99.4
100.24
4%s May 10, 1961—.
4%s June 12,1961
point
Feb.
5%s
1961-
a
3¥4s
100.1
98.24
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s March
10,
1961
of
Cooperatives—
4¥sS Oct.
100.21
99.31
1963
32nds
Bid
100.4
100.19
1961
more
for
100.19
3¥sS April 17, 1961
3¥bS
or
Banks
1961
4.45s March
one
Ask
Banks—
103.4
97.24
102.8
101.24
102.24
103.8
104.8
106.24
107.24
94.24
%.s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
31/28 May 1, 1971
107.24
101.16
4
95.24
106.24
1970
102.16
94.16
Feb. 15, 1972-1967..
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
99.8
97.16
95.16
100.8
98.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Notes
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%8 Nov 15 1900
i.
4%s
Feb.
Ask
one
or
more
32nds
100.10
of
a
point
Maturity—
Bid
Treasury Notes
100.8
l¥2s
Oct.
(Continued)
1,
15,
1961
100.23
100.25
3%s
Nov.
1961
15,
100.30
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963
100.3
100.5
1 ¥2S
97 10
1962
100.28
1961
April 1, 1963
Treasury Notes—
1
3%s
May
15,
99.30
Feb.
Feb.
15.
100.30
May
15,
48 Aug.
15,
101
1962
98.28
15,
96 14
102 2
Aug.
15,
101
101.4
1 ¥2s
Oct.
101.18
101.22
4%s
Nov.
98.8
98.16
l'/2s
101.22
101.26
4%s
101.28
95.26
104.14
94 16
94.24
104 10
104.14
10i'
101.4
105.10
1964
15,
96.22
102.6
104.10
1963
1964
1,
98.26
95.I8
1 %s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15. 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
5s
97.18
101.22
90 22
1963
1962
1962
1962
101.8
.
1963
1,
1962
15,
IV2S April 1,
4s
99.20
100.17
98.24
15,
Oct.
4%s Nov.
99.16
Aug. 1, 1961
II/2S Oct. 1, 1961
4s
100
100.15
1961
4s
3%s
May
1 %s
1¥2s Oct. 1, 1960
II/2S April 1, 1961
Ask
—
1962
4%s May 15,
31/aS Aug. 1,
93.20
1964
104 30
102.4
13.28
Whitehall Fund Inc
10.14
'•:>
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.18
1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
April 1, 1965
May 15, 1965
105.14
93.28
105.2
92^16
92.24
104.18
104.22
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Rate
Recent
Bid
Lomb
Fund
Ind
Inc
1
Security & Conv. Debentures
Bonds—
Bausch &
Growth
Wisconsin
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Ask
Due
Bid
Ask
Bid
lie
120
Miss
98
100
Mueller Brass 3%s
National
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Cenco Instruments 41/2S
Carrier
Corp
4¥as
;
1969
94
1980
110
92
94
Central 111 Elec & Gas 5s__1990
Chance Vought 5 y4s_„
1977
Commercial Credit 43/4S
1979
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
El Paso
Laclede
103
96 y4
103 y2
Gas
ww
1984
4~%T~1997
1985
& Sons—
McKesson & Robins 4%s
—1981
1980
1-60
3-
1-61
100.23
7-
1-60
5-60
100.25
3-
12-
4-
1-60
3-61
100.10
100.12
3.30s
100.10
100.12
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.12
100.14
3.10s
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100.16
100.18
3.35s wi
Ask
United States
103%
Yield Price
94'/2
104
Bid
September 29,
Pacific
5«/2S
Petroleum
13,
96
October
1973
102
104
17,
I960—
99.854
99.860
October
20,
27,
1960
1960
99.835
99.841
October
100¥e
120
State Loan & Finance 5.40s 1980
102 ¥2
103
Tampa Electric 5s—^
104
104¥2
December
100%
101
December
117
Bell Tel 4%6_1995
1982
ww
97%
101 ¥2
96%
99
103
1031/2
104 y4
105 y4
78%
100
79%
100%
East
Trans
1990
5%s_— .1980
Textron Amer 5s
Underwood Corp 5 ¥28
U S Industries 4 ¥28
5¥2S
Utah
Power
&
-1971
.1971
-
90
15,
13,
January 26.
99.742
10, 1960
November 17, 1960
99.683
99.695
99.633
99.648
March 2
1001/2
November
99.577
99.593
March
9,
121 ¥2
December
l,
1960
99.534
99.549
March
December
8,
1960
16,
99.485
99.501.
March
22,
1961—.
101%
November
1960
25,
15,
22,
29,
1960
99.449
99.467
March
99.391
99.406
99.386
99.293
1961
99.185
99.136
98.990
98.972
98.864
_
99.025
98.935
•.
98.896
98.808
98.842
98.744
99.321
——:
II
15, 1961
July 15, 1961
98.779
98.724
98.680
gg 539
1961
98.688
98.642
I
_.
April
99.347
1960—
1960
1961
Ask
99.262
99.223
99.102
1961
23,
98 ¥4
100.4
99.153
1961—
99.793
3,
100.1
99.192
196)
1961
99.732
November
100.4
99.31
99.232
1960
112
100.2
100.2
98.609
98.591
98.616
qo qqo
98.426
97;672
97.713
218
-1970
1971
Light 4%s_ -1990
Westcoast Trans 51/28—f_ -1988
M
1961
12,
February 2, 1961——
February 9, 1961
'.
February 16, 1961—
February 23, 196.1
December
104'/2
1-61
3-61
99.785
159
104
January
October
98%
Southwestern
Sperry Rand 5'/2S
99.894
88 ¥2
109
94
99.938
98J/4
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Southern Calif Edison 4%S-1985
South'n Counties Gas 4%s_1985
1-61
6-
Yield Price
January
January
761/2
159
4%S-,
5-
7-
Bid
99.985
1969
5¥2s
Steel
1960
1-60
3-60
Treasury Bills
99.887
I960-.
93
10-
Ask
T1985
ww
Steel
99.981
8-
9-1-60
99.933
6,
1977
5s
156
117
1960
October
Texas
47/es
Lowenstein (M)
102
6-
3.80s
Republic
92
Telep
1963
4%s
100.8
Phoenix
118
&
ww
100.3
100.6
106
116
Bell
Norihspan Uran 5%s
100.1
1-60
101 y2
1975
General Port Cement
5is
—1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Gulf States Utilities
4%s
1990
Illinois
93
3-60
84
1976
5s
103
1011-
101
-1976
Perro Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
6s
1980
-1975
4-60
4-60
104y2
Natural Gas
5V4S—1977
Hilton Hotel
Can
5%s
113
—1982
Fuel
1-
2-
4.55s
6.58
Issues
Bonds—
Opt 4¥aS__1979
Burlington Industries 4¥4S—1975
River
6.09
5.375
4.40s
lc
5.25s
4.80s
Institutional Income Fund
88
85
101 %
92¥2
93
January
5,
1961
92
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
88
IOII/2
96
'
109
6 ¥2
9.80
_1
5%
34
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Westchester
,
2
Amer
S
345/3
:
6.25
S
31 y2
60 ¥2
221%
1
U
10
88%
56
20%
5
U
10
12%
V 41%
84
__10
Ins
Insurance
Ins
42%
11%
Marine
Ins
591/2
35 Va
39
38¥2
6%
6
50c
Ins
Paul
Standard
Title
>■1
Amer
Ins
501%
12 ¥2
Guaranty Co (N Y)
5
.
Corp
571/2
13%
321%
3.33'/a
Y
N
preferred
Standard Accident
52%
10
;
(Fla)
Insurance
41
49y2
10
Co_:
54¥4
Co——10
$6.50
Boiler
Home
of
Seaboard Surety Co_
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security I.ife & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
79%
57
Co
Co
;
St
74
Steam
Ins
Phoenix
35%
4
Insurance
331%
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Natl Life Insurance
114
(D Cj_1.50
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
31
2.50
Indemnify
33 ¥2
f Jacksonville Fla)-2¥2
Hartford
Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
51%
106
5
American
Life
Ins
Providence-Washington
54
66¥4
10
—
Fire
Philadelphia Life
:
7¥a
50¥2
5
Employ Life Ins
40%
5
A—
Northeastern Insurance-
39%
56¥2
x48¥a
(DC)
Gov
37
5
Corp.
class
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
10
Peerless Insurance Co_________5
2.50
Insurance
Corp
67%
1
F)__
II61/2
12%
38¥4
64¥4
4
Co
111
1
5
Pacific
3¥2
59¥2
10
75%
3
151/e
551%
118
Fire
River
Northern
39%
38%
13%
108
72¥4
10
Fidelity Bankers I.ife InsFidelity & Deposit of Md
Union
York
North
20%
37
35
lo
Amsterdam
Casualty^.
2
Hampshire Fire——_J 0
New
367
5
-
10
Accident Ins—
Line Inc AA com
60¥2
5
Co_
(Bait)
&
41%
10
Co
Life
56
4s
Fund
1
Inc.:
Monument
Inc—
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund
2%
20
3¥2
39
Life
5
220
3
41%
Natl
I
Insurance
1
National Fire
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1,25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Federal
211
Inc
38i%
3%
2
Forster
&
10
Co
56%
36 ¥2
8%
—5
Assurance
Ins
53
1
2%
(NJ)—2
Casualty
Life
7%
Maturity—
12.43
International
Fund
United
United
Series H-DA
U
1
—.—
Accumulated
United
5.13
Inc
Funds
United
United
4 69
21/4
Ins
General
10
Casualty
1
—
Connecticut
Va
Merchants Fire Assurance
12.50
Merchants & Manufacturers
4
Figures after decimal point represent
7.62
1
10c
(Ky)
1
of
Life
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Mass
46%
28%
,
Co
Amer
1
Liie
Life
Inc
Co
National
Maryland
9
42 ¥2
27
1
Co—U,
Standard
a35.55
Television-Electronics Fund _—1
9.46
.
J
Inc
Texas
lc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
Loyal
9%
33%
8¥4
5
10
Ins
Insurance
Commonwealth
Farnham
Fund
2.34
lc
Inc
Boston
Lift
Insurance
Lincoln
8%
.))__2¥2
Shippers
Natl
I.ife
17%
30
„£_1
Assurance,
—
&
Bankers
Companies
13%
Massachusetts
Investors
Bankers
46%
14.28
9.71
Growth
Fund
Co.l
Corp
Amer Mercury
( Wash D C)
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston)
American Re-insurance
37.20
11.50
Twentieth
Mutual
13.04
35.20
a27.77
9 10
Guardian
10%
Tenn
4 ¥as
1
8.93
.
9%
16V4
12.15
Inc_l
8-30
„:
17%
12
14~92
1
Sterling Investment Fund
8.15
shares
9.19
Corp—•
Fund
lc
Industry Shares Inc
16 ¥4
14.84
lc
Utilities
11.12
13.80
lc
Tobacco
8.49
1
Equipment shares
5.08
a8.91
Southwestern Investors Inc—-1
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares
Growth
Inc—1
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Common
American
Ins
(Newark N
4'/bS
al8.09
Clark—
_lc
Chemical
Food
25c
Bcudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
lc
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
3
of
Life
Ins—
4¥as
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares
32
43%
Insur Co_1.50
3'/4s
12.98
1
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Pioneer
lc
Inc
Shares
William Street Fund
6.37
_1
.
Electronics
Pine Street Fund Inc
5.79
61¥4
29%
5
4.27
3.90
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
85%
10
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins Co
11.19
14.46
Over-Tlie-Counler
Founders Mutual Fund
series
10.35
13.46
&
Oppenlieimer Fund
5
Fundamental Investors
1
1
—
25c
Fiduciary Mutnal Inv Co Inc
1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Capital
American
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
__1
-
General
(Jacksonville
8.66
Growth
New
21
Life
Life
8.19
7.31
11.42
24 ¥s
58¥2
6.19
1
Series
12.21
—.—
General
20.61
—1
Series
Preferred
19.05
3.23
1
Series
Bond
Dividend
19.71
Fund
Fund
Fidelity
Heritage
Hanover
2.97
,
Series-
Series
7.15
.
stock
Fund
Corp.
19.71
Fidelity Capital FundFidelity Fund Inc
Futures
14.76
10
50c
Eurofund Inc
Preferred
22.28
13.65
Corp—1
Fund
Mutual
20.61
Mutual
22
2
Assur
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
interest—1
of beneficial
Units
5
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
Stock
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Investment
American
American General
Amer
Ask
(Va)
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birin)
Life &
Casualty Ins Co
&. Casualty_5
preferred———5
conv
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
94
81%
Fidelity
$1.25
Par
89%
88
5
13.59
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
Securities
Diversified Investment Fund
Florida
12.57
15.02
National
10.17
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Equitable
Franklin
Trust
Investors Corp
10.32
Federated Growth
2.46
13.91
Nation
>1.76
Stock
3.60
2.24
33Vac
National
9.28
Electronics
3.28
Life Fund—
15.60
9.38
Balanced
2.05
Stock
Inc
Massachusetts
54.52
10.70
Shares
3.39
1.87
int_33'/30
Growth
15.44
1
Dividend
Investors
beneficial
Investors
53.97
_1
Fund
3.09
lc
1
Inc
Stk
2.01
lc
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
3.62
2.21
7.34
1
De Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
Diver Growth
of
shares
of
Fund
3.30
shares
Massachusetts
Mass
2.91
-lc
shares
Mutual Shares
Western Investment Inc
Dividend
American
Ask
84
Insurance—:
Agricultural Insurance Co
Crum
lc
shares
Fund
Fund Inc
sliares—lC
shares
Transport
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
Life
Bid
10
10
Continental
2.65
Special Investment shares, lc
Fund
Commonwealth
Metal
Paper
130
Colonial
Colonial
Aetna
Surety
Co
.
preferred ———_100
Energy Shares-.,-1
7%
Insurance
&
Continental
a25.55
al4.74
Managed Funds—
50c
Securities
6.44
5.91
Muluul Fund—*
Sayles
Corp—100
Christiana
.
Inc
Looniis-Sayles
,—-1
Chemical Fund Inc
Fund
Insurance Investors Inc
Liie
Fund Ltd
Capital Life Ins
Aetna
Beneficial
Canada General Fund—
Canadian
Casualty
10.03
11.10
"
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, September 23)
Par
Aetna
American
Keystone Custodian Funds—
50c
Investment
Fund
1
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
Boston Fund Inc.
Broad
3.79
10.69
11.61
1
4.65
Mut
9.78
10,62
Mutual
(The)
1
Devel
1
Inc
Fund
5.76
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
Boston—1
of
Research
Johnston
Bid
5.27
America
ot
*
Atomic
Par
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Affiliated
.
♦No
New
par
value,
York Stock
a
Net asset value,
Exchange,
ISSUES
b Bid yield
t New stock,
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to
listing
Ex-dividend, wi When issued, y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
THE
Bank
192
Number 5989
COURSE
.
.
OF
BANK
Chronicle
(1237)
CLEARINGS
increase
an
compared
with
a
year
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
$30,835,369,252 against $25,233,641,876 for the same week in 1959. At this center
there is a gain for the week
ending Friday of 33.8%. Our comparative summary for
New
1
___,
Philadelphia
i960
+ 33.8
City
Lit
._
1,133,000,000
+
798,221,341
+ 10.8
511,910,909
+
434,200,000
922,309,000
812,018,609
+
635,743,587
+
4.4
426,189,085
392,151,435
+
81,050,400
8.7
4,620,171
3,781,683
7,381,769
8,207,894
4.7
4,017,348
7,847,467
3,970,958
8,478,018
5.5
22,146,865
27,459,321
+
6.8
14,749,425
15,408,158
3.1
1,193,445,156
1,259,667,250
-
16,683,353
510,907,470
1,580,263,933
4.2
-
14,727,154
16,352,905
(7 cities)
—12.8
—
81,261,700
13,260,584
4.0
Total
1,121,000,000
14,795,649
1,680,561,941
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.4
3.1
364,353,564
677,833,051
471,311,275
Youngstown
+ 13.6
423,093,897
663,901,139
:A--;A-,.--iT-,^-rrA
+
439,918,506
t~LLi,
Pittsburgh
397,000,000
15.416,068
339,510,879
A
Mansfield
8.0
1,181,000,000
2,749,927
'
642,861,822
Zm^
"A,,.
"*. *"u,
4,507,302
2,234,498
5.3
1,260,729,374
"
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
3.6
552,959,510
;
Louis
Frfincisco
1,221,715,442
cities)
Ohio—Canton
+ 13.8
►1,540,000,000
_
1,182,620,929
13.329,451
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
L
884,252,052
Kansas
Ban
%
1,345,525,257
Boston
St.
1959'
$16,812,488,137 $12,564,389,958
___
(11
BY TELEGRAPH
./■ A-'/' A/AA^AAA/A
•;
Sept. 24
York
Chicago
RETURNS
8,254,428
14,229,475
4,890,186
3.1
—
30.333,569
Jersey—Trenton__
7.2
+
3,030,519
28,660,912
$
1,869,491
—
—
5,315,153
2,889,427
1957
$
+ 15.5
—
8,175,157
7,200,691
Total
CLEARINGS
1,180,000,000
5,594,322
7,921,111
Delaware—Wilmington
the week follows:
.//A'AAAA/AA:
5,306,615
York
1958
1,767,531
2,583,471
2,440,923
+ 29.3
2,917,552
4,922,922
Wilkes-Barre
New
Week Ended
3,370,597
Scranton
at
or
—25.8
1,040,902
1,143,000,000
Lancaster
Philadelphia
-Reading
'
Inc.
Dec. %
2,420,028
2,129,006
Chester
Saturday, Sept. 24, clearings for all
$
1,796,379
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
22.2% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
1959
$
Pre¬
ago.
45
Week Ended Sept. 17
1960
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
The Commercial and Financial
.
12,411,861
13,888,281
6.8
321,988,275
341,499,751
5.2
625,879,515
697,257,931
70,545,000
0.3
75,021,500
-10.0
14,074,968
13,617,275
2.0
13,454,789
-7.7
490,147,725
15,906,301
586,675,580
—
6.0
1,552,978,633
1,739,390,119
+
6.1
-
-
•
Cleveland1
Baltimore
A
___
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
vIrS„4VirgiTnla,~T,Huntlngton
.
cities,
1
'Estimated..
..
—____i
5,694,688,805
.
days™L_i-2.
\v
5,319,576,010
1,138,937,761
w"eek___
\
„
1,063,915,201
-
./.A; '"-A'7 a':'1
"
'
+22.2
■■
+
'A- '
A/A A/A
For that week there
the whole country
at this center
of
going
to
,
press.
incrase of 5.5%,
an
increase of 13.0%.
an
We
the. New York Reserve District the totals record
6.1%, in the Richmond Reserve
the
St.
Louis
group
of
Reserve
District
Total
following
District
suffers
furnish
we
*v*r~'V
.
v -;
'AAV/A'• A-AA-\ .,/'■
a
an
.
Ilett boston.
•
A:
2nd New
A
York
of
note that in
we
in the Atlanta
and
1.8%. and
x
)
6
A
____™
the
a
10th Kansas
12thSan
A
Prancisdo'
t "Outside
week
"
-
now
ended
add
show
Terre
Reserve
Des
Dec. %
12,727,476,276
New
A.'
0.2
"893,974,406
—
4.5
A '1,497,622,723
1,989,217,662
1,948,545,946
827,433,874 ;
842,399,724
Z+
—
1,193,445,156,,
AA
2.1 ;
,4,511,394
23,808,891
12,613,793
v;
;
Rhode
-New
'
17,766,506- ^
•. —
3.6
—
City
1,699,703,477
v
4
(17
Cities)
;
•
1,561,178,009
13,000,033366
-
;
I960
•
$
.
•
.
'
>;■;,-A
.1959Inc. or;
$ •;+ Dec. %
-
V; 4,248,055
8,216,444
•
4,475,784
+
St.
....;
1,978,571
1,357,515,929
8,929,092
1,285,504,830
5.1
+
18,216,124
/
11,226,964
8,397,602
11,128,043
8,777,233
1,800,021,751
1,717,828,554
—15.3
10,639,406
1,948,545,946
7,929.539
18,291,716
9.0
-
2.1
+
188,17,4,999
—
177,407,872
—
3.5
412,100,000
446,900,000
"210,601,235"
239,989,111
155,430,512
5.8
5.7
7.0
3,073,268
167,011,935
2,749,464
1.8
781,205,015
856,650,510
"
//'3,760,766
842,399,724
—
—
10,596,704
9,867,683
11,595,888
12,186,388
3.4
555,906,306
0.4
216,761,124
16,914,959.1 —18.4
13,518,754
514,385,537
207,750,570
•12,463,340
4,398,430
•
9.5
7 5,868,394
+
564,071,274
214,199,731
13,805,116
.--
7.4
—
-—
544,979,563
213,308,970
4,860,649
—
5,920,420
8,099,598
•
1'
*9,556,081
—15:2
8,272,570
7,367,561
20,103,610
17,507,780
+ 14.8
19,887,642
17,446,6^8
815,291,991
i
cities)
(7
836,978,157
831,810,678
777,520,484
9.0
2,847,291
.3,437,485
2.9
14,675,227
..
,
50,945,998
;
;— 2.2
15,429,419
28,401,730
42,983,400
2,380,927
3,843,256
948,976,746
L022,866,635
+
.,
5.4
705,729
191,776,588
201,733, 703
4.9
208,442,160
166,897,297
41,647,134
1.1
23,479,977
—
7.0
37,324,100
37,093,497
\
A.
931,966,010
3,853.610
—
5.0
4,850,412
—
4.1: /'
13,670,846,665
58,521,514' 4
90,373,571
16,048,381,179
cities)
42,617,498
rA
+
Wichita
Total
98,759,607
14,156,743,786
—
8.5-
+13.4
—
3.6
15,734,968
47,870,133
>
52,119,349
4.828,000
—
—
—
y
-
13,713.,467
7,777,394
6,988,163
822,450,583
715,755,164
■;
12,266,770,653
11,855,245.344
29,182,999
13,202,710
583,842,569
525,828,791
44,836,974
40,882,570
7,284,433
—33.7
8,638,753
—36.5
16,964,425
657,932,781
cities)
703,773,843
—
—
243,504,031
262,335,464
—
7,791,774
284,145,719
—
118,891,800
119,934,049
—
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
±
u
San
6,734,000
10,033,000
6,735,172
7,704,755
8.4'
13,630,954
i
13,371.956
6.5
672,674,779
610,054,199
7.2
235,787,975
234,700,817
6.5
7,818,229
6,530,890
9.9
250,699,821
243,900,351
0.9
110,17i,698
120,305,550
—17.1
22,198,057
923,150,580
—12.7
21,295,146
20,363,115
3.1
839,856,564
795,884,624
+ 35.2
36,515,544
2.2
10,060,529
9,615,061
—20.3
18,088,280
16,922,067
894,970,043-
50,772,950
Barbara
Stockton
45,152.695
—
36,176,065
19,371,214
Jose
Santa
,
29,980,280
i
Francisco
San
*
15,925,527
5.6
5,483,105
.
+
37,555,069
13,682,747
f
49,277,813
5.6
8.2
15,556,792
—___.
Falls
(0
16,676,475
602,090,408
7,284,281
4.254,743
-
.15,580,218
.
9,8
256,064,227
3,460,298
13,384,938
+
32,268,237
30,884,223
•.
31,963,450
'
16,898,780
y_^
21,212,299
31,735.079
Total
'
2.3
—
Oregon—Portland
32.307.824
4.288,173
4.2
•
+
830,509,155
;
11,527,505
29,471,649
475,042,140
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
169,267.761
3.407,664"
-
—22.9
(a> A,'...!••
81.801.862
-
+13.0
56.151,173
9,062, 886
568,459,783
—
Worth
Galveston
919,316,707
55.804,691
4.649.514'
7,645,120
33,408,968
535,989,869
.
2,707.142
154.291,522
1.9
1.7
3,5
16,424, 204', —14.7
Utah—Salt
+330.4 :
: +
—
s
Yakima
160,769,462
i
8,173,412
800,340,683
.
..+
543,058, 626
14,016,339
:
•
Louisiana—Shreveport
36,649,400
3,574,617
7.2
(9
r
-'Dallas
25,489,975
—
'_.
'
+ 53.9
34,773, 578
-
524,003,108
'
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
48,194,159
—
;
35,360,796
-J.
Texas—Austin
12,728,247
.; +12.6
-38.-1
City
—
9,394, 949
14,458,149
;
Total
Fort
-13,142,631
3.661.215
"
951(199
10,458,015
Washington—Seattle
159,648,763
(a)
.
.
850,699
,r 11,533,262
..
16,817,479
'
1,222,893
+ 11.8
-
3,529,040
—
A" A 83.643,161
—18.3
—24.9
Colorado—Colorado Springs
-
757,290,893
15,819,884
,
2.6 ''*■
1,100 950
1,230,884
Wichita
1,702,200
'
A 1,288, 119
1,052,675
Kansas—Tope lea
•
3,695,876
16,259,624
—
13,672, 140
(a)
26,264,730
(10
cities)
1,679,600,890
1,699,703,477
.29,097,191,670
27,588,454,971
-13,845,897,526
13,917,608,306
—
1.2
1,561,178,009
1,512,454,162
5.5
25,^66,804(019
24,779,443,836
13,000,033,366
12,924,198.492
'
75,716,568
-
*'76,925.161'
88,736,193
12,339,894,119
(10a, CltIes)___.
+
95,280,484
12,727,476,276
Grand total
Outside
1,676,635
3.4
10,268,732
7,665,005
'
3,736,553
A"*"
:
+
15,689,157
3.8
■
;
St.- Joseph
4,088,784.
777,539,453
.,'15,451,294,144
Cities)
13,961,755
827,433,874
Paul
Missouri—Kansas
2,075,404
-A-/'- .32,877,242
(9
•:
—
47,529,873
20,733,709
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
> 1957
$
1.6
A
Total
+
199,963,959
Nebraska—Fremont
""
A 7,324,645
9.1
—
/A
'
8.2.
—
1958.
'
A;;; •
.,'+19-1; ; A
+
rA 4.:
Northern New Jeney
7,272,710
.
'
56,804,951
Omaha
-4,374,965
'
>
151,655,007
8,576,750
'
+ 10.3
450,500,000
cities)
(4
Total
Week Ended Sept. 17
163,712,055
Jersey—Newark
—
8,960,420
3,497,026
Helena
12,924,198.492
,1,684,045
A",
Connecticut—Stamford
7.5
434,900,000
■
Minneapolis i
-
1,512,454,162
1,646,506
Jamestown
"New
3,666,030
•
7.3
•.211,628,976'
Hastings
A A /A 29,962,100
Syracuse
11,482,675
>151,676,107
4.8
+
"•
Lincoln
28,082,939
:
14,033,673
96,318,000
'
10,668,946
4,890,908
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis^—'
years:
":A57,370,249
York
6.2f
+
23,655,193
-
Dakota—Aberdeen
2.0
Buffalo
Rochester,
•»
8.8
+
2,159,539
Louis
Montana—Billings
—
Hampshire—Manchester—
New
+
—
1,437,300,467
1,989,217,662
61°,°54,199
13,917,608,306
Elmira
?
14,347,374
94,220,000
-
•
25,266,804,019'. 24,-779,443,836
i
V
10,973,079
'
?
15,216,987
9,009,299
715,755,164
5-5:
S
.A
-
6.2
8,838,345
22,449,186
;
1.2
342,440,655
;
4.3-
'58,879,626
22,318,347
2,077,467
-V
672,674.779
•+
A'A
cities)
4,214,429
21,459,581
-
5.6
+
185,491,792
;1
1,486,201,660
9.864,001
Dakota—Fargo
A55,368,600
Island—Providence
-8,965,345
—
5,001,500
23,992,702
"
South
AAvf.'4,445.090
York—Albany
16,011,823
3,879,945
19,128,778
*+
-
11,480,509"
63,158,482
777,520,484
:'822,450,583-;.
6,5,
..^
;
"
2.7
+ 16.5
—
10,471,000
173,935,132
9,206,618
-"A
Minnesota'—Duluth
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
,
•-
Illinois—Quincy
.
'• 85^,650,510
'
2;6,. 831,810,678,.. :
—
5,057,731
„
'17,033,119
.
12,193,219
-
1,717,828,554
781,205,015
,
830,509,155
A'V;Ar' 765*,439,778
AA A, 4,071,571
Bedford
(12
15,833,497
•
+ 11.2
4,056,979
5,439,325
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,455,890,386
—
A
River-—
Total
—
24,466,725
10,831,224
97,699,000
i
Missouri—St.
875,022,182
-
1,800,021,751
1.8
703,773,843
8-891-631
Haven
—18.8
1,739,390,119
27,588,454,971
-/A,
'r
Connecticut—Hartford
New
19,293,970
'
•
862,841
1,455,890,386
t
North
A 836,978,157
""
•
246,143,761
1,497,622,723
Rockford
detailed;statement showing the figures for each city for the
Worcester
(
290,319,398
4.5
Moines
1,259,667,250
.1,552,978.633
29,097,191,670
r
Springfield
:
+ 11.5
12,339,894,119
+13.4
13,645,897,526
cities
A. "Lowell
-
261,555,483
1,667,095,862
Springfield
919,316,707
—
1.667,095,862;
A':'-'657,932.781
" vH- 1,679,600,890
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
6,928,093
264,180,547
699,431
Peoria
$'
7:2+ -931,966,010
938,547,071
536,292,305
Portland
+
6,726,348
7,292,754
279,660,508
228,421,029
Chicago
1957
$
6.0
■
aialne—Bangor..
A
f
6,580,564
2.2
'690,968
Illinois—Bloomington
\
3.1
800,340,683
a'--A '■
—
♦, j
—
7v Av
•'
A- First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
v
0.8
+
—12.4
8,262,796
225,787,315
_«t /
I
Haute
Sioux
falling off
a
1958
,
—
:jjjil3£91,991
'
•
+
325,324,158
,
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
.
Inc. or
1,680,561,941
1.591,744,185
.
,
__________
our
$
;
*
155,879,427
495,500,000
—16.7
+
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
a a
•'
1959
$
September 17 for four
Clearings at—
35,399,927
161,750,251
475,900,000
—15.1
"
.
33,807,468
3.5
0.1
1,016,209
Decatur
1,260,729,374
-iV'A-
"
v-l-T—10
New York-City
We
AA
"
,
4
__
-AA_^_r____r___lQ8
.Total
9.2
+
—
314,943,434
;
-
South bend
Minneapolis Reserve
1.221,715,442
CltyA_Al--_-':
.
875,022,182
1,591,744,185
v
gain of 2.1% but
-1,580.263,933
'•
11th Dallas
,
*\V£A.
__17
;
Louis
893,974,406
8,983,324
'
15^672,637
"
Total
'A'^+
" /•/+
-____--_-_10 A"
Chicago
8th St
; ;
14,156,743,786
7
Atlanta
CLEARINGS
'
"-AA.16/046,381,179
; »th Minneapolis
+.
•
1,022,866,635
3rd Philadelphia
A 5th Richmond
..
OF BANK
I960
:
cities/'AA 948,976,746
&
_
4th Cleveland
A :«thr
A- 7th
162,754,068
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
;
__12
i.
__
409,448,106
157,761,152
262,506,844
:
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
>
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
■
improvement of 13.4% but in the
by 0.2%
loss
a
r
AvAa A
Week Ended Sept. 17—
.
—
510,200,000
8,530,952
8,446,531
*
Orleans
A-A'-a' • - :
SUMMARY
'
9,439,808
401,930,067
291,706,162
(10 cities)
Total
.
1.2
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
the bank clearings
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
District of 1.2%.", A A
,
0.3
0.8
0.2
40,107,655
81595,635
Louisiana—New
3.6%, in the. Dallas Reserve District of 6.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve
In the
265,274,104
285,128,342
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the cities according to the
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
District of 2.6%.
23,720,346
299,578,598
—
177,861,205
-
Mobile-
the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this, city, there was a loss of 2.0 %
showing
District by 4.5%.
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
*
J Boston Reserve>District: the totals, register a decline of 7.2 % and in the Philadelphia
Reserve Districfrof 3.1%« iri? tbe Cleveland Reserve .District the totals are smaller
by
36,425,193
U
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
10,930,991/
171,600,000
510,800,000
tttCbllYUle
Georgia-—Atlanta
ha? to be estimated;
cases
Federal Reserve districts in which., they are located and from this
,
938,547,071
4,842,234
20,630,000
0.8
—
having amounted to $29,097,191,670 against $27,588,454,971, in the
week in 1959.
same
was
Cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
able th giyevfinal /and complete results of the. previous week—the-week ended
Sept. 17.
+
appear
(6
Macon
time
at
+> In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
/
—
4,634,781
..
—15.2
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta
issue of next week. -We cannot furnish them,
today/ inasihuich as the-week ends
we are
+
162,287,501
936,292,305
Columbia—Washington--
Total
7.0
+
$30,835,369,252 $25,233,641,876
Saturday. and the Saturday figures are not available
Accordmgiy, in jthe above the last day of the week in* all
;
416,061,258
16l,035i589
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+22.9
Complete and exact, details for; the week covered by the foregoing will,
our.
318,315,495
420 902 739
South
7.1
+
$29,696,431,491 $24,169,726,675
t
-Total all -Cities for
AA'A;
;•
^
day
one
5,979,826
24,972,000
+ 27.3
District of
Total all" cities: five
All
$24,011,742,686 $18,850,150,665
__
Other. cities,- five,days_
'a
6,342,514
21,186,000
315,925,545
10,899,918
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten. cities,, fiye
New York
City___
;
—
2.0
'
-"Estimated,
(a)
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
■
-
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>,•
J.-
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43
The Commercial and
(1238)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
.
Date
.Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the
certifies
requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act
Bank
Federal Reserve
the
1930,
of
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
1st
Time
the different
on
Conv.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TREASURY
TO
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
OF
1930
Corp.—
6 V2 ft
series
debs.
Toledo
Terminal
First
FOREIGN
Union Gas
Finance
1960
SEPTEMBER
TO
22,
1st
mtge.
mtge.
1st
mtge.
&
4ft
County
and
Monetary
Unit
Buying
Noon
Rate
for
Cable Transfers
1st
Union
Money)
in United States
(Value
York
in New
Co.,
Ventures
(J.)
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 16
Argentina,
Sept. 19
Sept. 20
S
$
peao—
Free
.0120386
Australia,
Austria,
pound-
.0120386
.243665
schilling
.0386125""
.0200400
Ceylon,
.210825 ;
.00311083
.030156
rupee-
Finland, markka.
(Metropolitan) new franc
Germany, deutache mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
France
Italy,
.204000
.00311083
Greyhound Corp.
.204037
Memphis
.239784
1915,
.2C4037
.204037
.239784
.239784
Collateral deb.
'
.210075
.209975
.209937
2.314700
2.813980
2.814620
6%
.00161065
.0016055
.00161030
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
.328666
.328600
.328533
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
5ft
due
Oct.
—
.265206
.265193
265212
.265206
series A,
serial
Products
2.787920
2.786831
2.786118
Sep 30
596
stocks^——Oct 31
702
1,
due Feb.
preferred
4ft
bonds
1970.
dated
.140503
.140506
In this
.140531
.0350000
.0349937
.0350000
.0349937
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
Oct
.193806
preferred stock—
Oct
issue.
'
-
.232231
.232256
2.805280
2.304184
2.803466
2.804104
.815800
2.815800
2.814700
2.813980
2.814620
rowings from others decreased $81 million.
mestic commercial banks increased $61
Hawaiian
Electric—
Sept. 21,
ASSETS—
Increase ( + ) or
Sep. 14,
Sept. 14,
1960
Sep. 7,
1960
i960*
977,429
Total gold certificate reserves
R. notes of other Banks
—
18,464,069
1959
189,002
preferred
B
preferred
preferred
Total
loans
O
Commercial
•
401,118
advances
738,958
.48,956
8,914r,
89,582
Loans
20,546
i +
46,555
U.
656,477
Acceptances:
S.
32,110
U.
Government securities:
Notes
2,381,047
outright
Loans
—3 500,000
Held under repurchase
agree't
Total U. S.
v
Govt, securities
Total loans and
Due
from
26,382,109
securities
—
194,460
106,640
241,415
U.
+
217
+
+
S.
379,981
8,913
51,312
+
27,667,118
—
102,872
Deposits:
reserves
17,340,512
Treasurer—general
acct
Foreign
—
575,166
+
197,872
-
Other
358,981
794,793
—
26,191
329,761
—
7,744
+
112,509
44,940
—
Deferred
deposits
:
Other liabs.
Total
and
accrued divs.__
+
39,529
243,020
—1,282,003
709,551
+1,062,890
472
—
52,098,905
+
95
+
363,187
90,769
—
Other
+
1
173
+
684
+
8
with
and
Balances
with
F.
R.
+
.!_
61
+
+
117
.+
23
+
1,090
83
t
+
3
+
2
—
+
250
+
66
2,976
+
10
3,848
..
—
+
—
+
+
2,681
2,740
_____
60,017
+
1,008
U.
S.
deposits
deposits——
2,168
adjusted
Government
Interbank
demand
Domestic
demand
—
12,008
__—
44
+
1,349
+.
27
—
—
Interbank
Other
1,488
+
14
32,068
+
149
-
—
.
;
,
—
106
Federal
From
others—-;
Reserve
Banks
;
71
—
___
2,405
;
'.1
■
—
81
—
+
in__
402,361
__
capital
&
268
+
19,131
774,808
-
accounts
93,602
79,566
+
16,526
tion
of
$2.25
3% ft
521
loans
valuation
to
domestic
banks
commercial
individual
reserves;
loan
items
and
after
shown
are
deduc¬
New
gross.
5ft
5ft
193,741
53,355,640
+
379,981
bilities
combined
Contingent
.
ances
40.0ft
liability
purchased
correspondents
on
.6%
_
205,001
+
6,129
+
137,245
Below
will
preferred
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
The
condition
banks
of
shows
the
the
ended
statement
Federal
following
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Reserve
Sept.
14, 1960: Increases of $371 million in loans
adjusted, $250 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve
Banks, and $1,008 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and a decrease of $362 million in U. S. Govern¬
ment
demand
Reflecting
dustrial
increased
in
needs,
all
commercial
districts
for
a
and
total
in¬
of
Loans to brokers and dealers
and loans to
ethers for purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government and
other securities increased
$81 million. Loans to nonbank
financial institutions decreased
$134 million.
million
of which
other
than
$99 million
interbank
Reserve
Banks
called
bonds, notes,
for
-
-redemption,
Company and Issue—
Maryland
4%
(2ft
Pittsburgh,
&
Date
Pennsylvania
fixed int.)
ser.
Page
B bonds,
due March 1, 1981—Sep
27
1093
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—series I and J bonds due 1963 and
1964_Sep
30
996
Cincinnati,
Consol. 4'/2ft
was
decreased
$149
in New York
City.
$1
million
and
American Tobacco
B
mortgage
Oil
bor¬
Co.,
bonds
43/4ft
4%ft
15
1089
1
795
1
896
•
due
1987
496
-Nov
993
Ltd.—
secured
debentures
due
Oct.
debentures
due
Oct.
1,
1966—
—
9-30
1
12-
9
11-10
11-
1
10-3
9-28
9- 2
9-16
1-2-61
12-18
4-1-61
3-18
7-1-61
6-17
class
A
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.).
pfd.
I12y2C
3iy4c
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
common
income and
10-15
9-30
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
20c
9-30
(quar.).
City,
J.)
20c
i
10-15
9-15
10-15
10-15
9-30
50c
10-
10-
3
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-
9
9-15
9-15
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
12c
9-30
9-16
69c
$1.13
9-30
9-16
from
Investment
9-26
10-15
10-
3
9-30
9-
9
1
9-7
50c
10-
3
9'
*45c
11-
1
9-30
investment
long-term gains)___!_
Investment Ltd., 6V4ft
Imperial
10-21
44c
(quar.)
(3c
9-16
10-31
57y2c
i
9-30
25c
20c
(quar.)
from
9-12
9-20
*47'/-sc
(quar.)__
Canada
9-12
1
t40c
(quar.)
Fund
9-19
jlOc
_____^
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
9-26
9-19
9-19
62y2C
L__
A
9-26
9-19
,
J10c
(quar.)
pfd.
9-30
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
conv.
9-30
18c
N.
class A
9-30
$1.31 y4 ' :
____.
9-30
62y2C
J
RR.
5c
9-16
31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Telephone
Capital
1
Gas—
preferred
Bank
10-
$1.10
(initial quar.)
Imperial
9-16
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Central
9-15
1
933/4c
A
(quar.)__
prior preferred (quar.)
(Oregon)
Bell
9-1
9-30
10-
30c
^
(quar.)^
(Union
Cement
1
56y4c
(quar.)
5%
10-
9-20
25c
Erie
pfd.
(quar.)
8c
.
9-28
8-31
*3iy4c
10-31
10-14
9-15
Corp. Ltd.—.
(quar.)______
tl2s/2c
9-30
*12y2c
9-30
9-15
J35C
9-30
9-15
t62y2c
9-30
9-15
1
9-18
__.
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
J60o
Imperial Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Incorporated
Oct
Indiana
&
Income
*
preferred
899
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power
(quar.)
«fe
Light,
preferred
4.20ft
899
9-
7
9-30"
'8-31
10-17
9-23
$1.03
preferred
(quar.)__
5.65ft
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
$1.03'/a
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-6
$1,14
com.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___
4.60ft
Oct
9-30
tl2y2c
13c
(quar.)_
preferred
4%
Oct
10-
Michigan Electric—
preferred
4y8ft
4.56ft
-—Oct
$30c
(quar.)
Fund
4.12ft
&
1, 1979
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company—
2%ft
Oct
M932-. Oct
pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977
Douglas Telephone Co.—
6ft debentures of
1956, due Oct. 1, 1971
Leh.gh Portland Cement Co.—
Juneau
Page
debs, series I due 1982—Oct
series
9-30
11-
9-30
(quar.)
A
1
9-29
Company
4.60%
1
11-
$1.75
preferred
4yaft
11-
11-15
55c
___w_
Columbia Gas System, Inc. 5ft
Consumers Power Co.—
1st
35c
$1.12ya
Inc., com.
(quar.)
preferred
$2.75
2
2
9-20
$1.06V\
(quar.')_
Trust
B
99-
9-30
$1.40
Co.-—
1
.
Class
Date
20-year 3ft debentures due April 15, 1962Atlanta Gas Light Ce, 1st 5 Va% bonds due
Oct.
•
9-30
9-30
10c
(quar.)
Imperial
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
;
(quar.)__
Co.
of America, 5ft
Imperial
RR.—
.
$1.75
Illinois
TENDER
OF
9-12
t6c
Mortgage (quar.)
HuttJg Sash & Door, common (quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
;
5ft preferred (quar.)
Huyck Corp., commcn (quar.)
Ideal
9-16
1
$1.75
Corp.,
Hyster
9-16
9-30
10-
(quar.)__
W.), Ltd.,
Illinois
NOTICE
6Vzft
increased
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
stock
common
corporate
10-11
preferred
(Harvey) Inc., class A
6.40ft
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
Home
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $78 million.
deposits
of
8-31
11-30
$4.25 pfd.
4y2ft
preferred
Class
tax
$374 million.
Time
and
list
a
9-23
12-23
Led.—
(quar.)
Baking
Finance
Huron &
found
9-20
8-31
$1.75
common
Hupp
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
■Hie date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
deposits.
quarterly
loans
be
Mines,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred ($50 par)
Class
Fund Notices
9-15
9-30
37V2C
Y.)
Hughes Owens, Ltd.,
Redemption Calls and Sinking
foreign
_
(N.
Natural
Class
accept-
for
,1ft
—
3
9-30
2ft
preferred
Hudson
.
'9-26
10-
65c
Winston
preferred
Hubbell
358,981
.*»«30<S^' 10- 5
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Houston
•Sept. 7 figures revised.
9-20
15c
(quar.).
preferred
4%
9-12
10-25
(see
i
Industries,
Household
242
*
1
9-30
15c
Woris
(quar.)
&
(Frank
5y4ft
Total liabs. &
capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Inc.
Hardart
4.40ft
of
&
____
Insurance
Houdaille
Borrowings:
10-'
^
dividend
Hotel Corp.
1,385
+
9-12
J9c
Horner
deposits:
9-21
9-15
.
10-
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
105
9-21
9-30
11c
of Canada
Gold
Company,
167
9-30
75c
(quar.)
Chemical Corp.,
deposits:
banks
banks
(quar.)_^_
(quar.)
Hooker
973
9-22
9-21
9-29
r
50o'I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Consolidated
preferred
Horn
3
9-30
10-
Gooderham)
Inc.
Reinhart
Home
—1,126
362
—
Co.
A
Co.
Hoover
LIABILITIES—
Demand
(Hiram)
Furnace
Stock
715
+
class
Electronics
Holly Sugar Corp.,
5%
T
t45c
Holophone Co.,
Holt
9-22
9-
56y4o?- 11- 1
\
&
Quarterly
92
9-22
10-19
J45c
501
38
—
140,899
——
(quar.)—
Extra
104
6
40c
433/4c
.
Bartlett
299
—
1
10-
10- 3
20c
Boxes,
Hollinger
908
745
+
12
1,287
banks
Walker
9-9
12-15'
10-
$1
(quar1.)
Dauch .Paper
Hoffman
9-20
15c
(quar.)—
Walker-Gooderham
Hoerner
10-10
$1.37Mj
Quarterly
254
—1,851
9,655
:
assets/liabilities
;___
Quarterly
Holland
12,970
___
357
7
10-15
;l-3-61
40c
preferred
Co.
Spencer,
&
Hiram
1
4,778
——
assets—net—
+
+
729
banks-.
1,403
78
+
1,341
17,974
coin
4V2ft
Supermarkets,
Hinde
208
4
27,491
._
Hill's
37
+
indebtedness-
_U.
Corp.
10-
■■
2ft
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Creamery
Hibbard.
86
+
;
domestic
+
1,653
banks-
years
Reserves
'.••
12,555
—
years——
—
Hertz
95
82
—
39
2,669
securities
—
Hershey
8
5
15
Co.—
(increased
7%
preferred
Heppenstall Co.,
133
15,200
year
Other
—
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
7
3,998
etc.
securities—total
five
five
(Exclusive
Capital
finance,
—
From
liabilities
CAPITAL
—
5,900,313
+
5
10-
10-
60ft
—
Heublein, Inc.
bills
to
—
291
10-
25c
Express, class A_i——___^
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)
institutions:
____
of
+
23
—
153
commercial
one
Time
18,491,945
availability cash items
96
;■ +
5
10-15
45c
—
4ft preferred (quar.)_
5%% preferred (quar.)—
carrying:
or
&
10-
9iy4c
common—.
_
E.)
5
10-15
50c
^
———
(Walter
5,
10-
~
55c
:—
——
Helm's
624
banks—
certificates
Foreign
Total
108
:
loans-
One
128,249
—
144,264
—
378,395
+
368,837
+
securities
loans
After
Total
U. S.
securities
personal
Government
Other
Federal Reserve notes
13
1,145
foreign
Currency
—
+
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
0
10-
28%c-
—
(quar.)_
16
10-15
10-15
27'/ac
preferred
Common
10-15
25c
dividend)—
Inc.
of Rec.
'■
.
25c
*
common
(quar.)
Industries,
Holder*
2iy4c
(quar.)
(stock
Co.,
When
Payable
25c
(quar.)
Rubinstein,
Heller
pur¬
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
1,208^988
+
10,611
+
for
1,476
domestic
to
Treasury
Treasury
885,105
—
LIABILITIES—
bank
dealers
purchasing
finance,
estate
Other
240,703
—
735~919
255,018
_
Total assets
Member
for
Within
+
53,355,640
_
240,703
—
15
7,153,266
"
assets
—
26,503,801
foreign banks
Cash items in process of collect'n
Bank premises
Other
194,460
1,959
securities
to
Loans
26,382,109
+
1,665
Real
bought
374
500,000
2,483,771
_.
Total
+
1,592
carrying:
or
Government
Sales,
240,703
+ 3
7,510,298
—
Bonds
194,460
14,006,993
31,307
+
J.)
Curtis
Stock
3,288
loans
Loans to nonbank financial
■
3.65ft
1,384
+
securities
S.
Other
Bought outright—
and
Government
Other
12,075
+
+
371
loans
Other loans
outright
industrial
and
chasing
16,415
;i
503
442
+
—-
brokers
to
+
+
68,387
adjustedt———
Products
(H.
Helena
1,032
investments
++
V-.
r".:,
(quar.)
D
Helene
1959:'
107,186
adjustedt
Agricultural
183,221
471,713
__
Heinz
Sep. 16,
105,533
investments
and
and
Loans
4,545
+
Hawley
Since
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
743,503
—
5,781
+
ASSETS—
Sept. 23,
1960
17,486,640
F. R. notes
Loans to do¬
Decrease (—)
Increase ( + ) or
—
•
Per
\
-•
preferred E (quar.)
;
5V2%
preferred F
(quar.)
"5% ft preferred G (quar.)—
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co.
million.
•
Decrease (—) Since
Certificates
■
Share
..
Name of Company
•
'
(In thousands of dollars)
•
>
.
DIVIDENDS
.232231
.232243
.232212
.805280
South Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling.
tills
941
1
Continued from page 12
.193775
.193806
.193793
.193762
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
U. S.
799
1
Corp.—
.0166401
.0166401
of
and
1,
1
5%
Bought
Oct
/'2.786752
.140500
.0350000
cash
990
1091
.265193
.787920
5%
Discounts
Page
Oct
1
stock-—-Oct 17
■•'+.'
1965———-
1,
Motel
•Announced
4y4 ft;
Other
84i9
945
CALLED
preferred
conv.
cumulative
1st
cumulative convertible
5ft
F.
1
.0800560
.14C506
account
Oct
"
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
certificate
1096
I
.328566
.0800560
peseta
Redemption fund for
943
1
.00161030
.00278700
.00161065
guilder
New Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Geld
1
Oct
.Oct
Date
4V2ft
Transit Co.
Peninsular
.210000
2.815800
.328666
Netherlands,
United
.210800
.00311083
.210025
yen
Union
.210762
.00311033
.204013
1978——
1,
Co., 4ft cumul.
Utilities Ltd.—
.210800
.239784
Oct.
due
Radio
Eastern
1.029713
.00311083
B;
C___ Oct
1969
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
participating class A stock
1.026145
.210850
■
Collins
.0200337
.0200412
series
1,
Oct.
due
ENTIRE ISSUES
1.027734
2 .815800
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso.
Spain,
.0200437
1.030755
.239784
lira
Japan,
.0386125
.0200487
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
bonds
Cumulative
.0385750
.0386062
802
Inc.—
debentures
Associated
2.242725
2.242215
2.242788
1, 1982.
Company and Issue—
.0120349
.0120386
.0120349
2.243665
.C386250
debentures
i
$
$
&
4'/a ft
Weingarten,
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
1039
Oct
mtge. & collateral trust bonds series
5ft 15-year deb. dated Aug. 1, 1951_,
Ltd.
5% ft
Thursday
Wednesday
$
Oct
bonds series A;
bonds series D;
trust
trust
trust
collateral
collateral
collateral
&
5V2%
INCLUSIVE
I960,
1st
4%
16,
1969
1.
Oct.
due
A,
Mountain
4Ybft
SEPTEMBER
*
1095
RR.—
mortgage 4%% bonds due Oct.
Oil Pipe Line Co.—
Trans
800
Co:—
Oct
bonds due Oct. 1, 1974—:—
Co., 5V2% debs, aue Oct. 1, 1982— Oct
mortgage 4!4ft
Southern
800
.Oct
debentures due 1976—
peabody Coal Co. 5y4ft
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
Page
.Oct
cumul. pfd. stock
Northern Natural Gas Co. 5V2ft
(quar.)___
42Vic
10^-15
10-
6
3
$1
10-
1
9-16
$1.05
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10- 1
9-16
$1.15
$1.41 >/4
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1239)
Per
Name of Company
Indianapolis
Water,
pfd.
A
(quar.)
4V\% preferred B (quar.)...—_—;
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd., com. (quar.)
4J/a % "preferred (quar.)___.—i
4:/2% preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
5Va% preferred (quar.)
Industrial National Bank (Providence)—
Increased
quarterly
9-10
$1.06%
10-
1
9-10
5%
convertible preferred A
(quar.)
Income
62V2c
9-30
9-15
9-
5
5%
convertible
preferred B
(quar.)
62yac
9-30
9-15
9-
5
5%
convertible
preferred C
t56%c
68 l/ac
9-30
9-
5
50c
$68%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-30
9-
6
9-
Martin
5
;
$1
10-
1
9-
6
Maryland
50c
10-
1
realized
securities
Class
10-
1
9-19
Class
B
1
9-15
$1.20
1
9-15
$1.20
conv.
$1.20
conv.
t$l
10-
$3
1-2-61
J15C
10-30
12-
5
10-15
profits.™
Building
Bank
International
Common
6%
Bronze
17c
__
Co.,
D.
Common
'4%
(quar.)
preferred
International
C.
1
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-16
10-31
9-30
$15c
10-14
9-20
Salt
Interstate
$4.80
Bakeries,
(quar.)
t$3
9-29
45c
10-
9-20
1
10-
9-12
1
9-14
Interstate Hosts,
Power
Interstate
5V2%
5V2%
Securities
Investment Co.
net
From
Investment
6%
net
Investors
6%
preferred
Trust
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-15
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
25c
10-
1
27x/2C
10-
1
9-12
9-30
8-25
(quar.)...
income
Ltd.
6c
_______
*60c
—
(quarterly
10-15
J75C
(quar.)
(quar.)
income)
10-15
10-
1
10-10
10-
1
9-16
9-30
8-31
9-30
9-15
9-30
:
9-15
Island—
11-
10-17
25c x
11-
Commop (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
j 4.80% preferred
(quar.)
Io.wa Power & Light—
14.80%
Irving
5%
1st
Island
•
preferred
Trust
preferred
Creek
\Common
,
$6
preferred
Ivey
(J. B.)
10-
V
B
class
Corp.
4.75%
preference
7%
preference B
preference C
<5 %
•
$1.80
Steel
Blower
Laurentide
Lay
(H.
10-
1
9-15
10-
40c
1
9-
1
10-
1
''8-23
10-
1
9-16
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
t$1.75
xl%%
(quar.)_^_.i.^^i.-____
xi y4%
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
$1.25
(quar.).
15C
Ltd. (quar.)
.u._—
3%% preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
preferred B
Johnson Service Co.
Jones
&
Jonker
•
Class
A
Class
(10-for-l
B
Kahler
Steel
5%%
9-30
11-
pfd.
9-16
10-18
115c
10-14
9-30
10-14
9-30
50c
5%
1
8
113 y4c
(quar.)
(quar..).
(Del.)
9-30
10-
$1.25
1
9-16
3.80%
preferred
Steel
■■>,; x
12-
$1.05
1
11-14
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)_—
(quar.)_____
60c
pfd,
'
$1.25
conv.
Inc.,
pfd.
9
9-
9
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
Mfg.
Common
6%
4V2%
pfd.
A
Inc.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Kirby-Cogesii-Steinan
Kirsch Company
Mack
___.—
—
——
(quar.)——
Mid-West
11-
1
10-21
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
9
|
9-30
9-15
10-31
10-14
9-30
Mill
10-15
9-30
Millers
25c
9-29
9-16
Miles
20c
Inc.,
preferred
1
10-20
1-20
Minerals
9-16
Initial
10-
'
1
10-
9-19
1
1
50C
9-30
Class
10-14
Minnesota
x
Minute
Maid
Insurance
10-14
9-30
9-30
10-14
9-30
10-
9-15
Mississippi
45c
(quar.)
$50c
$2 5c
Macy
(R.
H.)
&
Co.
(quar.)
Macke
(G. B ) Corp., class A
Mading Drug Stores
(quar.)
Car
Mailman,
Corp.
Ltd.,
Convertible
Maine
Public
4.75%
'.
(quar.)
5%
preferred
9-
2
9-30
1
10-31
9-30
9-15
Molson's
9-26
9-15
Mallory
10-17
60c
35c
3iy4c
Electric
12-15
shares
from
shares
Paper
(4c
capital
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Manitoba
10-
1
9-20
Manufacturers
10-15
9-15
Monarch
10-
1
9-15
Monroe
10-31
25c
9-30
10-
7
1
(quar.).
62y2c
11-
1
10-14
and
10-14
10-
7
Ltd.,
6%
Montreal
Manufacturers
N.
Y.)
&
34c
10-10
9-20
—
3c
10-10
9-20
Traders
6
7
Manufacturers
1-13-61
1-
6
5c
10-15
10-
4
11-15
11-
4
Maremont
5c
12-15
12-
3
Marine
9-20
Marine
10-
1
9-
9
Marine
28yac
10-
1
9-
9
8-
9
45C
10-
1
9-
9
20c
10-
1
9-
2
4%
10-19
10-
5
10c
10-
3
9-20
25c
10-
1
8-29
Trust
Auto
Trust
1
Products
Corp.
Midland
Trust
9-15
9-20
(quar.)—
U5c
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
Co.
(N.
15c
—
25c
—
Y.)
9-19
1
9-16
9-27
9-20
York—
$1.05
Maritime
Electric
Maritime
9-27
7%
(quar.)
preferred
Market Basket
$1
preferred
$2.50
Morrell
7%
B
(quar.).
(quar.)
$22%c
'
...
common
(quar.)
10-
3
$17%C
10-15s
10-15
10-
1
9-
1
25c
10-
1
9-
8
9-30
10-
9-21
10-
1
9-21
15c
10-
3
9-15
20c
10-
3
9-15
25c
10-
1
9-
6
/
50c
9-30
37'/aC
9-30
—12c
9-15
9-15
9-26
8-31
10-11
9-23
9-30
9-20
,
10c
10-
1
9-16
56J/4c
25c
10-
1
9-16
10-
3
9-20
10-
3
9-20
9-30
9-16
12V2c
45c
40c
9-30
*
9-18
9-30
9-23
11-
1
10-31
9-30
10-14
(quar.)
A
$1.10
(quar.)__
12-
10-
1
9-15
$1.15
pfd.
5%
50c
10-
1
9-15
40c
—
7
12-14
9-28
11-
8
11-28
9-
9
25c
9-20
10-
1
9-15
9-19
60c
10-
1
97Vzc
10-
1
$1.07y2
10-
1
9-15
$3iy4c
10-
1
9-15
27y2c
$1.22 Va
25c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
(quar.)_.„___
pfd.
1
30c
—
10-
(quar.)
—
9-15
(quar.)
A
9-15
(stk.
4x/a%
9-
9-23
9-
2
9-23
9-
2
9-30
9-
2
9-
6
$55c
———___....
America
9-30
$22y2c
$22Vac
Bank
1%
divd.)
pref.
(quar.)
$12VaC
(quar.)
;—
20c
(N.
J.)
Works
Ltd.
9-16
9-29
9-12
9-29
10-15
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-19
$25c
9-19
35c
10-14
9-30
15c
10-11
9-
30c
10-
1
8-30
$1.12Via
(quar.)..—
(quar.)
10-
1
8-30
.___
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
—___
$1.17V2
(quar.)
10-
1
9
8-30
t20c
10-
1
8-26
t$1.75
10-
1
8-26
1
8-26
20c
10-
3
9-15
59%c
10-
3
9-15
62y2c
$1
20c
10-
1
9-15
10-14
9-15
9-30
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)
10-
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(John) & Co. (quar.)
Consolidated,
(quar.)
1
Corp., $5 pfd.
1
50c
(quar.)__
Co.
Utilities,
9-30
10-
9
25c
(quar.)__
(reduced)__
com.
$1.15
Cafeterias
1
9-15
$1.37y2
prior preferred
Morgan
9-15
9-15
10-31
$1.25
Forgings, common
preferred (quar.)
Engineering—
Morgan
1
9-30
Corp.—
Drop
4%%
(quar.)
10-
Inc.—
!
preferred
—
Corp.
1
9-16
$1.25
(quar.)
—
9-12
9-30
9-23
25c
(quar.)—.—__
9-29
25c
10-14
9-30
6c
11-30
11-10
11-30
Products
11-10
—
9-30
Motorola,
.'—
—
(Calif.),
$$1.25
(quar.)
10-15
10-
$1.25
(quar.)__—
—
of
Co.
Chemical
9-21
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
pfd.
10-31
75c
$3.90
preference, class B
Moore
r
Motor
Co., Ltd.. 5%
Trust
Motor Finance
quarterly
9-24
20c
class
Ltd.,
Locomotive
preferred
Morrison
72c
New
9-30
10-
—
quarterly
Trust of Western
10-10
___■
...
preferred
7%
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
9-15
50c
$1.10
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preference, class A (quar.)
(Buffalo,
(quar.)
1
27y2c
(quar.)
4.70%
9-20
60c
common
2
10-
25c
Equipment Co.
4.50%
9-16
9-30
(quar.)—.—__
Y.)
(N.
Midland
Increased
10-
J$1.25
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
$$3
Corp.
Montana-Dakota
Detroit—
30c
14-
10-
(s-a)__
of
(quar.)
1-13-61
4-14-61
30c
Montrose
—
50c
25c
9-30
pfd.
Bank
9-
(quar.)
4.40%
Ltd.,
National
A
Montreal
National
1
(stock dividend)_
(quar.)—_______
(quar.)
Auto
Class
30c
9-30
2
10-
((Pottsville) (quar.)
(quar.)—____
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
9-15
———_——
2
9-
15c
& Co.. Ltd.
Knitting,
Montclair
9-15
10-
income
from
gains)
2
9-
1
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Molybdenum
1
53y8c
S.)
Preferred
9-15
10-
——
(from investment income)
Sugar,
B
31c
pref. A
5%
Co.,
9-
1
15c
Light,
Brewery,
Class
59 %c
class A (quar.)
1
10-
$25c
(quar.)
Mobile
Gas
Service, common
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Mohawk
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)
9-16
10-
(J.
2
15c
class
RR.,
&
preferred
Mitchell
9
9-30
$25c
(incr.-quar.) V
...
9-30
&
9-
9-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
Specialties
R.)
1
Power
4.30%
12y2c
(quar.)
Majestic
(P.
10-
Pacific
10-15
$10
(quar.)______
shares
common
9-29
Missouri
7
9-
10-
(quar.)
Shipping Co.
(quar.)_
Valley Gas (quar.)
Missouri
2
9-
.
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fuel Corp.
River
9-12
50c
(increased)——
96y4c
(quar.
Co.,
Co.
preferred
9-12
9-
''} 15c
—
preferred
1
9-29
ny4c
—
(quar.)
priority
Service,
50c
9-27
10-
Corp.
Glass
Mississippi
Mississippi
1
1
Paper
Mississippi Power Co.,
$4.60
10-
l%c
Bank
Mission
10-14
15c
9-16
9-30
$1.08%
common—___.—___
Ontario
&
9-21
40c
65%C
Papi;r
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works,
4(4%
preferred C (quar.)
9-15
National
9-21
9-30
9-16
10-14
(Initial)
Miners
$1.50
v
(quar.)_
(quar.)—..._
common
&
9-15
1
B
9-19
9
9-16
9-16
95c
—
9-15
1
9-16
(quar.).
Philipp
on
10-
9
9-30
(quar.)
quarterly
99-
11-30
9-26
(quar.)
Chemical
&
1
15c
(quar.)—
-
9-30
20c
(quar.)—
Power
Co.
10-
12-15
9-30
(initial)
Bradley Co., common
preferred (s-a)
2-1-61
10-
9-16
9-20
1
$1.11 Va
Milton
$1.50
1
9-30
10-
9
40c
Miller-Wohl, Inc., common (quar.)
4Va%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
10-
87y2c
.___
9-16
37'/2c
9-16
15c
9-15
5%
1
17'/ac
1
11-
9-16
10-
2%
(quar.)
10-
$6c
9-
1
87y2c
10-14
$3c
i
1
10-
50c
$25c
(quar.).
9-15
10-
Falls
9-21
10-
37y2c
(monthly)™
Corp.
9-20
9-29
45c
dividend)-.
Reclaiming
Laboratories
Factors
9-30
45c
$50c
__
___.
9-16
1-2-01
Rubber
11-30
45c
Co.
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
12-31
32c
M'idwest Securities Investment, Inc. (Dayton)
Common
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.) _____
10-15
10c
1
87 V2c
Abrasive
Gas
1
40c
common
1st preferred
Midwest
9
$1.75
common.
common
Publications
Trucks
5y4%,
Increased
Oil ;
5V2%
9-15
55c
(s-a)
(quar.)
MacLaren
30C
——
Press
9-15
1
Corp.,
'
A
1
4%c
(quar.)_
quar.)
9-30
10-
Mississippi
10-
Industries—
prior preferred (quar.)__„___
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)_____—
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)
Kingsport
Forbes,
$1.25
conv.
Kingwood
&
preferred
6%
5c
partic.
Oil
(increased
10c
$1.25
'
25c
—
Midland-Ross
—
10-
25c
...
9-15
10-
9-15
(Bait.)
(quar.).
(quar.).
(quar.)
Telephone (111.)
States
1
$1.25
:
+
Middle South Utilities
9-12
$.001
MacAndrews
Terrazzo
Middle
9-12
'
Managed Funds, Inc.—
-
(monthly)__-____—.—__
9-15
35c
(quar.)
Videotronics,"'Class
&
9-12
________
:
15c
(quar.)
common
Monthly
Kerr-McGee
Co.
Tile
10-
—
Mahoning Coal RR. Co.
9-
(quar.)
Monthly/
Kerr
MPO
9-15
1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)—
1
20c
(quar.).:
10-
1
—
(quar.)__
10-
Miami
9-15
10-
$30c
Michigan Bakeries, 5J/2% pfd. (accum.)____
Michigan Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
10-
(quar.
Magor
10-
87%C
(quar.—______
Common
:<
Ltd.,
—
9-
9-30
9-16
30c
__.
9-15
,
(quar.)
Fund
9
15C
9-21
10-14
9-12
(quar.)
10-1
10-
1
9-30
15c
(M.) & Sons (quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co., Ltd.
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
10-1
10-1
_________
Income
9
30c
(quar.)__
Kendall Co., $4.50 preferred A (quar.)
Kendall Refining (quar.)——
Kerr
9-
35%c
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
5%
1
1
10-
10-28
2%
10c
Corp.,
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.).
Kellogg Company— :
1
Common
10;
9-14
9-26
9-30
Tex.)
(quar.)
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd., $1 pfd.
Meyer
(Fred), Inc., class A
9-12
9-15
1
(s-a)
(Dallas,
preferred
9-30
8-18
3
11-
25c
(quar.)
10-15
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.08%
9-9
$1.12%
Corn..
Kearney (James R.)
Kentucky Stone,
1
$1.25
—
_____—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Kawneer
Company
(quar.)—r__.™_—_
Inc.,
10-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
common
preferred
Kennedys,
9
$1.25
preferred
preferred
preferred
9
9-
26c
—
4(4%
3% %
9-
1
$1.12%
(initial).™——
4V2%
;3V2%
1
10-
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas—
Kayser-Roth
9-30
10-
$1.08
_______
(quar.
Light
10-15
41c
$1.07
(quar.)_____
preferred
10-
11-14
Co.—
(quar.).
preferred
&
preferred
Macfadden
preferred (quar.)
Power
5%
3.90%
4.35%
10-
,
9-12
97y2c
9
10-
(quar.)
Lowenstein
9-15
1
10-
62y2c
7
$1.25
(quar.)—
com.
9-30
15c
(quar.)
9-
$$1
—
Electric,
9-15
...
Thermit
10-
31 V4c
dividend —
&
Machine
&
9-30
11-14
11-14
Kansas
Stock
Louisville Gas
6%
(stock
10-21
30c
—... _____
Gas
1
11-14
preferred
(P.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Drug (quar.)
9-15
common
I2V2C
$1.75
7%
9-15
9-30
...
...
Louis)
2 Va %
(quar.)
Lynn
12-
1
5%
preferred
Industries
Midsouth
Lorillard
Los
9-15
9-20
10-15
10-
1
9-20
25c
10-
1
9-20
Mount
Inc.,
Diablo
new
Co.
common
(initial
quar.)
(quar.)
.
,
,
9-20
25c
'
7
9-15
25c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
(increased)
Metropolitan Brick
(reduced)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
•«- • ) 3.80% preferred (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
Hotel—
Electric
1
4.32 %
1
(St.
$1.08%
Lynn
1
common
2nd
9-30
50c
Deposit & Trust Co.
$1.06%
9-16
$1
Co., com.
12-15
10-
(quar.)
9-30
12-
New
7%
11-
12J/2c
Corp., 7% pfd.
Metro, Inc., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
9-16
8
—
Lynchburg Foundry
95c
V 4Va%
,
Baltimore
12-
9-17
9-30-
,
Metal
8
(quar.)
$1.43%
preferred
1
9-
12 Vic
9-16
12-
& Elertric
10-
12-31
9-
(quar.)
9-20
12-
4.60%
■
Lord
10-10
9-30
A
Mersick
9-15
1
———
9-30
$1.08%
Ry
9-30
20c
pfd. B
9-20
11-
15c
Merck & Co., con mon (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
9
$40c
(quar.)
10-
20c
(quar.)___
$1.50 preferred (quar.).—
Merchants Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
10-20
$10c
E
9-15
10-
62VaC
(quar.).
4.45%
9-30
$1.12 Vi
Southern
Class
9-30
1
1
4.35% preferred F (quar.)—
Long Island Trust (quar.)___
Long Mile Rubber Corp. (quar.)___
Lorain Telephone, 5% preferred (quar.)i-
9
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-19
10-
3%
(quar.)
10-
20c
;
Safe
Acceptance,
10-
(s-a)
preferred D
4.35%
ioc
ioc
Bank
Merchants
10-
A
(quar.).—_—
dividend)
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
10-10
87c
Ltd.,
9-10
$0.3593%
class
(quar.)
9-16
10-31
93%c
9-16
$2.25
Cement
1
10-
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Chain
Ltd.
1
...
(quar.)
Trust
30c
...
Companies, Ltd—
$1.60 1st preference (quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe (quar.)______
(M.)
10-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.—^
Common
(quar.)__
4.28%
5c
(quar.)
(stock
$$1.50
Quarterly
—
Lucky Lager
preferred
>4%
•
C.)
,
5c
9
preferred
Kansas Gas
12y2C
Co.
National
Mesta
preferred
9-
4.50%
1
(quar.)
&
Distilleries,
Mercantile
9-13
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
Mercantile
9-
Industries
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-19
1
.
36 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
City
10-15
4
9-
4.35%
Kansas
8c
Brewing (quar.)—
;
Ludlow Typograph Co.,
common
(quar.)
$6
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
9-20
10-
9
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
4%
10-14
10-14
9-30
10-
Lucky Lager Breweries,
(quar.)
10-31
10-31
10c
9-30
*
(quar.)..
Mercantile
$1.43%
9-
—
split)
Melchers
11-
Tobacco
9-22
f5C
75c
preferred
common
Portland
10-14
10-15
9-30
Inc.
$1.46 preferred
preferred
9-16
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-
9-16
9-29
split)
(10-for-l
Corp.
Kaiser
Steel,
Machine,
9-30
9-29
93 %c
(quar.)
Laughlin
Business
9-15
$1.50
«
—
Co.,
convertible
9-30
37 y2c
—
Bros.,
."5V2%
Mead Johnson
10-14
35c
Myers
9-22
9-30
9-19
10-31
$1.12 V2
Loew's. (Marcus) Theatres, Ltd.
Logan (Jonathan), Tnc. (quar.)
xi y4%
Tea
9-10
12'/a C
Stores
&
9-12
9-30
1
10-31
35c
.
9-23
30c
(increased)
(quar.).
9-30
$25c
9-15
25c
(quar.)—.
9-16
$30c
1
$1.50
_________
non-voting common
(quar.).
9-30
Corp., com.
(quar.)________
preferred (quar.)
Levine's, Incorporated (quar.)__
Loeb
shares
9-30
IOC
,
__
%
preferred
9-26
20c
10-
$15c
10- 1
10-
37 Vic
A
10-15
9-15
7%
6
8-31
i5c
Machine Co.
Trucking Co,
Medusa
S.
9-
7
9-26
2Vac
______
Machine & Engineering—
5%
conv.
preferred A (quar.)
McQuay, Inc. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
Mattel, Inc. (initial)
10-17
—
6c
5C
,1
$2.50
10-
6
Fund
McNeil
9-30
9-26
Quarterly
Stock
income___________.
(quar.)
Stores,
$15c
(quar.)
Insurance (Greenville,
2%
Growth
9
9-15
9-
10c
1
10-15
10-31
5%
9-30
9-20
10-
10-15
Ltd.—
Locke
XlVi %
Jenkins
___
Lexington Water, 5%% pfd.
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y.—
9-30
30c
1
McKay
McLean
5c
4 Vi
$1.06V\
10-
1
1
8%c
Lerher
(quar.)____
50c
1010-
45c
...
Window
pfd.
9-
10-
10-15
35c
& Co., class A (quar.)
(from net investment income)
Aluminum
9
9-26
25c
10-15
Inc.-—
__
9
9-
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(initial)
McDermott
(J. Ray)
Co.
10c
(quar.)
Co.—
9-
3
(quar.)
Corp.,
59 %c
,
_
25C
(quar.)
3
3y2%
Loblaw
(quar.)..
Jewel
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Acceptance
Fund
Litton
(quar.).—__—____.—__
Electric
preferred
1010-
10c
McDonnell Aircraft
Corp.
;
9-15
E
Bros.,
9-20
Co.
W.)
Lenahan
9-15
D
'Founder's
9-30
Company (quar.)
Leeds Travelwear, class A (quar.)
1
preference
Jefferson
30c
(Wash.)
31'/4c
$1.12y2
dividend
McCrory
9-18
12-16
Liggett
preference
Jenkins
Stock
McCord
6
9-16
9-16
Inc
Investors
Corp.
9-
1
Markets, common
preferred
(quar.)
(J. W.), Inc. (quar.)..
Mays
9-20
Dry Dock—
Factor & Co., common
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
1.
Maxwell, Ltd., common (quar,)
<$6 partic. preferred
(quar.)
M.ay Department Stores—
3%% preferred (quar.)
Mayfair Industries
6%
1
9-27
10-
,
McCall
&
1
$1.25
pfd.
9-15
9-30
Corp.,
Class
A
(quar.)__—
Class B
(quar.).
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
10-
$1.20
$5
9-15
1
10-
1
Mayfair
10-
12-30
preferred
Latrobe
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.)-
Supply,
9-30
10c
9-15
6%
Water
9-15
9-15
9-16
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)
investment
Corp.
1
1
10-
Max
Y.)
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)..;
5%% preferred (quar.)___
5%
Jamaica
1
9-30
$20c
Langendorf United Bakeries,
Common (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
From
9
$20c
convertible
4%%
7%
10-
9-
9-30
10-
10-
45c
dividend
Massachusetts
10-21
1
(quar.)
Lang & Company
10-
(quar.)
Jamaica Public Service
10-
(quar.)
Delaware
of
Lipe-Rollway
...
11-15
common
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Mastic
10-21
31V4C
N.
B
9-15
;______
(quar.)
1
27c
•
9-15'
Co.—
& Co.
class
and
1
(quar.)
Coal
26 Vic
$1
and
82 Vic
(reduced)
11-
9-15
The
A
$1.07%
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.) ______;
A
10-
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
$32 Vic
...
common
Class
60c
(quar.)
10-15
12 V2C
__
(quar.)______
Class
53%c
preferred.... (quar.)
preferred
1
1
9-30
13 %c
(quar.)
£
10-17,
45c
'■
Iowa Electric, Light & Power Co.—
'4.35%
Ltd.
Co.,
Liberty Life
37 (4 c
(quar.)..
'3.30 %
preferred A
1011-
10c
...
J40c
:
■S
•
5Vi%
(quar.)
preferred
Lamson
Leath
10-10
5c
Rhode
6
20c payment payable on
30 reported here last week was
incorrect.
The
dividend
was
intended
for Lambert (Alfred) Inc.
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.—
9-15
10c
(s-a)
of
Co.
1-
Corp.,
Marshall Field & Co., 4y4%
Masonite Corp.
(quar.)
Sept.
Lazard
9-30
ic
preferred
12-21
1
30c
40c
Finance
preferred
Marsh
6
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)______—,_
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn,
9-15
7T/ac
(Increased s-a)__—:
Trust
9-12
8c
'Extra
.$2.50
'
from
__—..—__________
Funding of N. Y., common
preferred (quar.)
Syndicate (Canada), Ltd.—
Investors
4.32%
Lau
54X/2C
...
of.Boston
Investors Royalty Co.
■
10-
$1.25
—;——
common
11-
$1.75
,
9-15
40c
convertible
Class A
1
America—
investment
Investors
10-
68 %c
Co.,
investment
conv.
2
%-y-
Foundation,
Investment
9-
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
10-
$1.20
(quar.)
preference
9-23
$1
(quar.)..—:___.
preferred
Interstate
■
Co.-—
preferred
4.36%
(quar.)
prior pfd.
10-15
75c
________________
Corp.
5%
6
11-21
4'/a%
Lamson & Sessions Co.—
(quar.)
common
(quar.):
•
43 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Finance
Gas
9-30
,Co.—..
preferred
Interstate
Laclede
10-15
9-20
10-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(John),
$1
25c
International
Labatt
(quar.)..
9-30
10-21
10-
25c
(quar.)
Credit
Common
6
10c
Quarterly
9-20
9-15
10-
Stock
Correction:
9-30
1
1
Holders
Payable of Rec,
12c
20c
Company
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding &
6
11-
(quar.)
6%
\
9-20
$1
Co.
(monthly)
Apparel
9-15
(quar.)—
Textbook
preferred
Kuhlman Electric,
L'Aiglon
10-14
40C
10-
10-
pfd.
Extra
9-15
10c
(monthly)
preferred
10-15
__
1
12c
preferred
Corp.
60c
'
International
1st
$37x/2c
pfd.
1
11-
9-15
12c
2nd preferred
(quar.)..
com.
Chemicals—-
Ltd.
(monthly)
(monthly)
pfd.
(monthly)
10-
12c—
5%
Co. (quar.)__.___JL.
Silver, 7% preferred (quar.).
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
International
9-15
3c
(s-a)__
...
Power,
9-
1
50c
International Shoe
International
3
10-
Ltd.—
International Milling Co., 4%
International Minerals &
10-
40c
__——...I...—
(quar.)
12c
(Chicago)—
Powders,
Harvester
B
Kromex
'______r__^-___________
(quar.)
preferred
International
Wash.
of
(monthly)
9-30
When
Share
6%
Marsh (M.) & Sons (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (quar.)
Kroger Co.—
6%
from
8c
A
conv.
,7%
and
class
(monthly)
10-
Corp. ' (quar.)
Interlake Steamship Co. (quar.)—.—_
International
A
15c
Iron
Interlake
Corp.,
Class
50c
Exchange
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
9-15
1
Insurance
Koppers
Kratter
tl2yac
income
Per
Name of Company
Marquette Cement Mfg.,
9-30
Fund
investment
from
9c
Holders
9-30
preferred (quar.)_—....
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)—_—__—
Ingram & Bell. Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Institutional Shaves, Ltd.—
Institutional
When
Payable of Rec.
"
$$1.12%
4%
'
Koehring Company—
t45c
—
1
_.
Share
1
—_
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
10-
Plywood. 6%
pfd.
(quar.)___
Ingcrsoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
Industrial
Class
When
Share
5%
47
Mount
Mount
Royal Dairies, Ltd.
Vernon
Mills,
7%
(stock dividend).
preferred
(s-a)__
3%
10-15
$3.50
12-20
9-30
12-
1
1
48-
(1240)
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Mountain
New
Company
States
Telephone
common
Mueller Brass
Murray
6%
preferred
Valley
22'/aC
__
10-15
9-20
9-30
9-16
Ontario
(quar.)
50c
capital
Ontario
9
8c
Inc., class A (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Nation-Wide Securities (Md.)—
10-15
gains
9-30
9-29
9-20
9-30
20c
25c
and
from
10-
4%
9-16
Quebec Ry.
D
Oshawa
Wholesalers,
Bank
of
90c
Westchester
Bank
&
O'Sullivan
Owens-Illinois
Co..
15c
11-
1
9-16
10-15
9-15
Trust
35c
Quarterly
Insurance
Gas
National
Grocers
$1.50
Co.,
Ltd.,
Class
A
National
6%
Lead
Lite
4'/it %
5%
preferred
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-
2
9-26
8-29
11-
10-
Pan
7
10-25
5
9-19
10-
5
9-19
Parker-Hannifin
$1.25
10-
5
9-19
Parmelee
Banking
National
National
Security
Insurance
Parker
Co.—
10-
15c
—_—.—
3
9-15
9-30
Quarterly
ment
distributions
income
10-
1
9-16
net
(M:
2-
1
3.35%
Series
National
Dividend
Series
Shawmut
3c
Bank
National-Standard
Co.
National State Bank
9-30
5c
——
(Boston)
(quar.)__
10-15
35c
9-26
62 %c
(quar.)
9-15
1
10-
9-20
10-14
9-15
National Terminals
Peoples
25c
9-30
9-21
National
Stock
Tile
10c
9-26
9-15
National
Trust,
Pepsi-Cola
3
9-15
Pepsi-Cola
11-23
10-31
129c
Corp. (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Ltd.
(Toronto) (quar.)
Nationwide
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
5%%
preferred
Newberry
(J.
150c
J.)
Co., 3%%
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.tzz~z_
New
27c
England Trust Co. (Boston) (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (incr.-quar.)
New Jersey
6%
New
9-
$
9
10-15
9-27
43c
9-30
9-
9
45c
10-10
10-
1
55c
,
10-
1
9-
9
(quar.)
47'/a c
85c
10-
1
9-15
60c
10-
1
9-16
preferred
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
(q u a r.) _;
'
9-30
•-15
$1
10-
1
9-
6
$1.01 %
___
10-
1
9-
6
Orleans Public Service—
preferred
4%%
preferred
(quar.)______
(quar.)_
$1.09
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
&
Rosario
Quarterly
3.75%
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)__.
preferred
■
-
.
1
9-
1
8-26
9-30
9-23
35c
■■
93 %e
1
$1.12(4
__
(Ohio)-^
1010-
10-
_
(quar.)
Co.
9-
9
1
9-
9
1
9-
9
r
-___
$1.50
(quar.).
Power,
6
1010-
$1.12'/a
preferred
(quar.)
6
Co.
;
Telephone
preferred
-'
common
(quar.)__
45c
9-30
9-15
____________
85c
9-30
9-15
-
90c
9-30
9-15
97 (4 c
9-30
9-15
'9-15
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred
:
(quar.)
-___
$1.02'/a
& Western
Increased
North
&
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Gas
5%
Illinois
(quar.)
4.40%
4.22%
(quar.).
(quar.)
10-
30c
preferred
(quar.)____
(quai\)__
11-
6
Y.)
9
Porter
2
9-
2
Portland
1
9-22
(H.
9-22
9-22
Potomac
S-30
8-19
Power
10-14
9-16
10-14
9-16
$1.13
10-14
9-16
37%c
11-15
11-
1
$1.37(4
10-
$1.45
__
10-
$1.40
common
(quar.)
10-
50c
10-
1
9-16
6%
1
9-16
1
9-16
1
9-lt
Corp,
Pratt
&
Precision
President
American
Prestole
Prince
1
9-16
Procter
1
9-16
Procter-Silex
Common
Office
Ogilvie
r
3.90%
4.40%
"
'4.44%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
-
-
_L
_,_77
:
(H.
9-22
(stock
Co.,
15c
8%
Prophet
Co.
Service
-
**.
5.60%
4.65%
preferred
1
9-22
9-
6
Public
Service
10-
3
9-16
$1.40
10-
3
9-16
4.08%
10-
3
9-1
4.18%
10-
3
9-
1
4.30%
9-30
9-
1
5.05%
150C
f
10-
9-9
9-
9-30
9
9-2
;
9-30
9-2
9-30
9-
9-30
9-30
2
9
9-
5
12-
11-18
10-
3
9-15
10-10
9-30
10-
90c
9-15
9-19
11-
1
of
11-
1
10-14
9-15
.7, -75c
10-
$1.37%
r.
1
9-
9-30
9
9-16
10c
10-
7
35c
•-■V
12-
1
11-
3
10-14
10-
1
$1
9-16
Ry.—
10- 4
9-10
10-15
38c
10-
10-
1
3
9-15
1
11-18
9-30
'
9-15
,7 9-15
10-
IOC
'
25c
3
9-15
9-30
8c
9-15
9-28
10-
10c
10-
9-14
1
9-23
1
9-16
11-
1
10-14
20c
10-
3
9-16
40c
9-30
33c
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-16
33c
9-30
9-
6
$50c
9-30
9-
9
9-
9
&
$75c
10-14
75c
10-
9-20
9-20
1
9-12
9-27
5%
9-12
10-
37C
1
9-16
11-21
12 %c
9-30
9-30
37 Vic
12-
9-20
11-15
9-23
10-
llYaC
1
10-15
$2
15c
9-15
10-
17 %C
10-
15c
3
3
9-15
1
9-15
9-30
$3.75
14c
9-16
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-12
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-15
$1.06
10-
1
9-15
$1.16'A
—
10-
1
9-15
45c
9-30
35c
9-30
$1.02
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
9-30
$1.04%
(quar.)____
8-31
8-31
~
8-31
9-30
*
$1.07 %
8-31
9-30
8-31
*
(quar.)__
$1.26'/*
9-30
8-31
•'*
1
9-15
$1.10
10-
1
9-15
Puerto Rico
450^
$1.11
■■
"10-
1
9-15
Ptiget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.
25c
9-30
9-15
9-
Pur ex
20c
9-30
9-
37%c
-
■
2%
9-30
9-30
.
9
9- 9
Industries, com. '(stock
Telephone (cuar. >
Corp.-(increased
Stock
dividend
on
a
dividend)
5%
quar:)_______.
*
.
9-15
4
1
1
10-11
U-
1
10-11
10-
'
1
9-30
3
9-16
1
10-20
9-30
,.9-19
10-17
^
—
10-20
40c
/> 9-30
20c
7
(quar.)
/
,"4%. '
9-30
-
9-30
9-30
8-31
;
8-26
9-
8
8
35c
10-1
9-30
77
10-
••7'.
—
Antonio
Voting
60c
convertible
Sangamo
'5'/4%
Sawhill
Scarsdale
;Quarterly
Monthly
Scott
$4
Scott
Paper
&
div.
four
$4.50
Air
Allied
Seaboard
Line
Sea
7 7
Securities
&
Security
9-20
9-30
11-
10-31
10-14
10-
1
1
9-20
11-
1
10-29
12-
1
11-18
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
10-
3
8-24
10-
1
$1
....
1
stock for each
com.
Inc.—
15c
Co.
9-16
50c
9-28
9-16
7 Vic
9-26
9-
(quar.)_—/
(stock
25c
dividend)
___.
J
10-10
2%
;___
1
9-30
10-14
9-30
Haven)
10-10
9-28
_!
(quar.)^__
Corpr,
1
12-
10-14
5c
7
9-
12-28
'
68%c
(quar.)___.
9
9-22
9-28
$1.25
4.
(New
9-16
10-1
(quar.i
30c
10-
3
8-23
(quar.)
50c
10-
1
9-22
10- 1
9-10
9-30
9-1*
common__u
.
\ 10c
3%
3IV4C
>
..
10-
1
9-10
30c
11-
1
10-21
3%
Bank
1-25-61
.
/Long
Island)—v
■
Security Title'Insurance
Cla'ss B
3
10-15
85c
dividend
Shops,
10-
11-15
10c
quarterly
National
Candy
i
10c
Quarterly
See's
.30c
15c
(quar.)i.__
5%
preferred A (quar.
Security Insurance ((New Haven)-—'"
Stock
9-30
9-26
5c
—
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
10-17
2%
Bank
1
10-13
5%
dividend
(Increased
10-
(quar.)__«w'Jl_—$1.12'/2
Acceptance
Stock
30c
37 %c
—
Co.
Industries
National
9-17
9-30
"9-21
Y.)—
(N.
dividend
Roebuck
1
1
8c
Milling Corp.—______
preferred
View
Second
1010-
9-30
•
——
preferred (quar.)
5Va %
9-21
10-15
10c
preferred
Seagrave Corp., common
5%
I
9-26
9-30
'
RR.
Finance
11-
9-26
10-15
V
;_
______
Inc.—
preferred A
8eaboard
10-11
11-15.
'
7
issued and .outstanding)
(quar.}
9-2
10-25
9-30
i"_—•—_—
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Common
10-1
*
$1.31'A
(quar.)-
*
sh. of
(One
shares
9-19
10-15
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)—_—_
(quar.)
Williams,
Stock
9-30
17c
Trust
_______
$3.40
Co.,
9-16
$1.09
—
:
preferred
'j--'
12-1
5
10-
15c
(monthly)
Farms
9-23
12-15
28c
/
_______
Mattson
9-23
10-10
(quar.)_7
___________
Monthly
1
9-1$
10-25
10-
15c
Aviation
Scott
1
9-
10-25
.7
10c
(stock
Co.
I
9-
1
9-31
.....
,20c
,
,
convertible
Fetzer
9-
1
736c -7 10-17
(quar;
;
9-30
10-
'
9-15
(quar.)i.
&
9-12
9-16
10-
$1
22 %C
Products
Bank
7'
3
9-30
1
—
—
Schering Corp., 5%
&
10-
7
7.>
Scientific
Scott
9- 9
•
7
(quar.)___—
(quar.)—___—
Industries
1
$1.25
(quar.)
National
10-
50c
.
Refining
Tubular
9-19
lie
,
_u_—__i.
&
Corp.
10-1
r
preferred (quar.). ;
$1.10
(quar.)
C7 15c
preferred
Sugar
Saxon Paper
9-19
9-30
.;
Power, com.
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
4.36%
9-29
*1.25
common—
Electric
1
10c
$$1.25
'7
(quarj)___7___——
(quar.)
Electric
Savannah
10-
$25c
V.
(quar.)-;_—
/
certificates-
Milling
7
10-20
25c
(quar.)__
'
Corp;—
Company,
15c
$1.07%
Marine Ins.
trust
Carlos
San
Sandura
9-20
10-
35c
7:7'
—i
Union
San
2
10-31
./
Ry.—
Co.
9-15
10-21
$321?C
Joseph-Light & Power*—7c.
preferred (quar.)
!
1
_v;
&
9-15
1
Helena
(see
Louis
W.)
1
10-
;
20c
v
"5%
(Howard
9-15
10-
15c
v. 7
St.
Sams
9-15
10-1
25c
St.
&
9-20
3
i ;$1.43%
(quar.)—
Steel
Paul Fire
9-20
7 9- 8
V':
__—
quarterly
Regis Paper Co., 4.40%
9-16
9-30
io-'f1J
$1.25
quar.)——
Increased
9-16
1011-
—
(quar..)___
Trust
10-20
50c
/•. :,r
'
$1.12 %
preferred (quar.)7_7
(quar.)
7 y- $l5c
Castings
9- 9
9-15
1
>
,
Inc.
Ltd.
9
j-
pfd! (quar.)_—_—
5%%
1
11-
-"'.r:
:
9-
22'/ac
^
(
9-14
V-; 9-30
25c
.
,,,
Louis
8t.
9-16
10-
pro-
—
8ears
Gas—
1
9-15
9-30
10-
77
Francisco
preferred
Stock
—
C.)—
dividend-
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
5%: preferred A
(quar.)
Louis-San
9-20
9-30
5c
Lawrence
$5
9-15
1
10-21
11-
Safway Steel Products
St.
9-12
12'/ac
59%c
-
Safeway Stores, Inc. (quar.)___—i
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
$62c
;
9-26
10-
90c
—_
(Helena), r
St.
'
10c
—.
(quar.)
Industries,
9
9-20
9-30
,.14c
^
Rubinstein, Inc.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'/a%
Russell
9-
9-26
-'■,*%/*• 65c
..
93%c
(quar.)—
Oct. 17
on
(reduced
Cola
9-15
12-15
7 Vac
r
Co.__^
&
1
1
$1.12Va
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carpet
Rubinstein
9-16
1
10-
$25c
(quar.).
10-
10-
$1
1st
Corp.
-
9-30
®-15
1
1-1-61
25c
10c
(quar.)
convertible
Crown
Scott
preferred
Publicker
10-14
$57c
Carolina—
1
(quar.)—
1
Canada, Ltd.—
Corp.
Savannah
$1
(quar.)
V.)
Peterson
Royal
St.
12-
9-30
.
(accum.)
10-15
10-
10c
—,>*-
..,,
(Hartford)
preferred
Aircraft
Row
Oklahoma—
Electric
(A.
5%%
St.
$1.50
(quar.)
10-14
—$27c
t- ; '$5c
'
35C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Roe
2nd
10-14
10-15
$1
..
1
10-15
12%c
——
11-21
—
9- 2
93 %c
—
1
10-31
Mfg., Ltd., com. (quar.)__ /. /J20c
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)____
;$20c
Rochester
Telephone, common
(quar.)
v
f*/'25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)___.—__—
,
.
$1.25
5%
9-16
12-
45c
(P. L.)
7 ViC
4.25%
9-26
Trust
9-7)0
9
16c
■
.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Robertson
9-
75c
10c
(Wash., D.
stock
Royalite Oii, Ltd.,
(quar.)
9-
Co.
10-14
__________________i.—_
Bank
Riverside
$2.50
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service
1
—
Company
Roxbury
preferred
120c
97 %c
North
9-21
11-
(s-a)__
l-for-12
Stoker
Rohr
(quar.)
4%
Public
17 (4c
37c
of
posed
Ronson
(quar.)
preferred
Common
~
Co.
3
50c
Stockholders will vote
9-20
net
dividend)—__
(quar.)
Prospect Hills Apartment, pfd.
10-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-20
1
Company
Gas
W.)
9-30
25c
pfd.
40c
'
Texas—
preferred
Co.
9-30
real¬
preferred
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-15
10-
5%
Ritter
1
2nd
9-15
7
Riley
9-20
56c
(quar.)
9-30
1
9-20
9-30
10-
ordinary
9-30
10-
9-30
10-
'7
(quar.)
9-14
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
2
20c
(quar.)_
receipts
Corp.,
Riggs
7
9-
Mining Co., Ltd.—
Public
9-15
10-20
10-
t$2
9-14
1
1
9-20
15c
preferred
Co.
9-14
1
Company
$1.75
(Toronto)
9-28
10-
11-
10-31
3c
A
provincial Transport, common
5% preferred (quar.)
20c
~
(quar.)•
dividend
Rickel
(quar.)
9-30
115c
—II
(quar.)_:;—_I~7_r7~~~~7~ •
•
9-12
(quar.)
9-30
125c
,(quar.)(quar.)__
preferred* (guar.),-
9-30
(increased)
10-25
$0.3281/8
Co.
common
preferred
Inc.
$1.50
Inc.
5%
Gamble
Common
_
;
Co.,
Rich's
quar.)
10-25
75c
(quar.5_.
& Supplies, Ltd.
(quar.).
Specialty Mfg., Ltd. /quar.)
Flour Mills,
Ltd., common (quar.)__
Stock
3
Cement
Edison
Richman Bros.
*
7(4c
17771.
Light & Power, Ltd. (quar.)__.__
Chemical
;Extra
Ohio
7
9-20
&
Providence
(quar.)
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
Ocean
10-
10-
(Chicago)—
New
Noxzema
9-16
9-30
Ltd.—
common (initial).
Northwest Airlines, common
5(4% preferred (quar.)__
Richardson
9-19
5%
$40c
Plastics
9-16
$1.75
class
1
(Dallas) (monthly)
common
3%%
Inc.,
10-11
10-
7 10c
140c
Trust Co.
Nova Scotia
1
10-31
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Northwest
Northern
__
Quebec Power,
10-
10c
Rich's,
6
10-
(quar.)
3
(quar.
deposit
Corp.,
Gardner
10-
55c
9-30
.
$1.75
Electric
Brand Gold
10-
dividend
Co.
Transformer
$1.06
$1.25
2
9
10-
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Rieke Metal Products Corp...—
9-15
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
(Del.)
(quar.)
Lambert,
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-
Inc.
11-14
Canada, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
'•41/a% 1st preferred (quar.)_—
i;
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
20c
of
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Pacific
Ry. (quar.)
10-14
97 %c
$5.50
Electric Power
nreferred
5%
11-15
10%
preferred
preferred
~
11-15
1
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc.—
1
$1,061/4
'
1
65c
"
General
4%%
Stock
preferred
Si Norrlstown RR.
Machine
K.)
4(4%
Northern
Metals,
4%%
4Va%
(quar.)__
Mfg. (reduced)
Sulphite & Paper Co.
Tools
(quar.)__
Cable
1
(quar.)-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Plastic
Reynolds
(quar.)
Premier Trust Co.
5.60%
preferred
Northern Ohio Telephone,
Northern
Revlon,
dividend
Porter
9-
11-
$1.06
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
9-15
6
Gas—
preferred
9
9
9
9-28
2
'9-
Research
9-
Electric
11-
44c
preferred
5'/a%
Tile
Huron
$1.25
4.25%
5.80%
Port
of
9
62 %c
Inc. (increased
Polyplastex United, Inc.,
Co.
Bank
9-
12-
12-
9-30
■
1
12-
1-3-61
(quar.)^l——
9-
9-16
10-
(initial)
10-
50c
9-
(quar.)
Investing Corp
I
Resistoflex
Corp.
(quar.)—
9-
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
9-
9-20
10-24
tl5c
preferred
9
Transportation—
Gas,
12-19
128c
conv.
National
1
(quar.)
9-15
12-31
87'/ac
—
9-
$1.12%
from
10-1
Ltd—
1
87%c
7.7:
$1
dividend
Pomona
preferred
1
(quar.)
Applicators
(quar.)
$1.37%
4.50%
Natural
10-
$62 %c
:...
10-
9-30
15c
common
fN.
10-20
25c
.
(quar.)
Northern
9-22
9-30
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
3
10-14
4%
Republic
10-
preferred
Portable
(quar.)
Northern
10-
35c
7%
Plastic
$
35C
cents
9-15
25c
(quar.)
s-a)
10-
:
Plough,
2
9-
10-
& Lake Erie RR.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (initial-quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
10-14
9-
9-9
1
10-
Pittsburgh
1
9-30
1
10-
$1.50
preferred
Stock
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7%
9-
11-
Insurance
10-
14c
Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
Phoenix
Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
9-16
6
Graphics
15c
cents from
8
10-
12'/ac
—
Republic
25c
(4
2
9-
87'/ac
(quar.)
Republic Steel
r
9-
10-10
$27c
(Mo.)
>
9-16
11c
-
Suburban
Natural
Extra
$1.10 class A
9-15
(quar.)_
9-30
35c
30c
7'/ac
(quar.)
10-3
■
Philippine
'
(quar.)
Gas,
4%
V
17 Vic
11
9-16
—;——$1.25
Co.
Canada,
Republic
preferred
(quar.)
perferred
(quar.)_
1
9- 6
1
(initial
Corp.
Chains
Republic Corp.. $1
Republic Foil, Inc.
(quar.)__
com.
1
J20c
(increased)—
Engineering
25o
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philco Corp., 3%%
pfd. A (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)___.
1
1
10-
&
$1.10 class A
6
9-23
(quar.)
Inc.
gains)
preferred
Renmar
9-15
9-
1
(quar.)
common
preference
Quarterly
Philadelphia
9-26
9-20
Insurance
Mfg.
17%c
:.
Philadelphia, Germantown
5%
2
9-15
10-
10c
(quar/)
Fund,
capital
10-
$5c
(quar.)
preferred
37%c
(quar.)
Bankers,
investment income and
ized
9-
1
14c
(quar.)^
preferred
dividend
10-
Life
Reliance
35c
.4%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1
$1
12'/ac
Milk, new common (initial quar.)
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
-3%%
9-30
9
12'/ac
Pet
10-
15c*'
(quar.)
;
Co.
Co.
preferred
$5.50
pfd.
(reduced-quar.)
Star Oil, Ltd.,"$2.50 pfd.
Northern
-
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
10-
Lines-
quarterly
Judd
Penn
7%
tl5c
;
30c,
Co., 6%
Van
.
$15c
-
.•
Ry.
Mining,
American
North
North
9-15
(quar.)
North American Aviation Inc.
North American Refractories
North
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)___;
Normetal
9-30
$1.31'A
________
9-30
$1.21 (4
____
Niagara Wire Weaving Ltd;, class A
File
Reliable
9-15
9-8
$1.15
Pickering Lumber Co. (quar.)
Pillsbury Company (quar.)
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
(quar.)
B
9-30
9-
1
25c
(quar.)
Industrial
t50c
10-
9-18
85c
1
9-30
$1.10
Line
9-16
J$1.50
Corp.
V;* 5%
Pipe
1
(quar.)
10-14
(quar.)
Cement
10-
(quar.)
10-
preferred
$1.40
preferred
$1.12%
Piedmont
(quar.)
preferred
$1
6%
Raybestos-Manhattan
10-
(quar.)
Bottlers
9-16
$27 Vac
—
15c
(quar.)
Basin
Personal
(quar.)
83 %c
J.)
1
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(Mass.), common
5% preferred
(quar.)_
Regency Fund (quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
preferred
Class
9-15
18c
9-15
1
preferred
Nicholson
9-20
(quar.)
N.
10-
Machinery—
preferred A (quar.)
31'Ac
Co.,
1
t25c
Rapid American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., common
9-20
9-30
______
10-10
3.40%
Norfolk
10-15
10-15
Condenser
Renold
10-
50c
_
.3.60%
3.90%
$1.18%
3.90%
(quar.)
4'/a %
6%
9-
Gas—
&
Newark
Newberry (J. J.)
Niagara Mohawk
1
50c
(quar.)
Mining
—•
New York State Electric
10-
$1.18%
York.
New
Honduras
Co.
Philadelphia
(s-a)
Power 6i Lignt,
New
'
10-14
.4 9-26
Natural Gas Co.—
4.36%
9-20
(quar.)
(Bergen
10-
Corp. of America, com.
(quar.)—
$3.50 1st preferred 'quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)__
9-20
10-15
;
General
Permanente
9-14
(quar.)_
Water
preferred
New Jersey
4.05%
1
10-
29c
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Haven
11-
10-15
U5d'
1
•
New
New
10-15
:
dividend--
*
New
Gas Co.
10-
93 %c
England Electric System <quar.)__
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)—
New Haven
Trust
Permian
$1.43%
Brunswick
New
10-
2(4%
(quar.)__
New
New
$1.10
common
common
9-26
J37c
Radio
9
$1,12%
■
(quar,)
&
convertible
Radio
9-
1
9-20
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (Increased quar.)_
Peoples
Securities
(quar.)
9-12
1
9-15
1
10-
Hydraulic
$1.20
9-15
10-
$1.50
preferred
Voting
9-30
10-
60c
(quar.)
(Newark, N. J.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Car,
10-15
9-30
Racine
Reece
■'
9-26
10-20
Extra
9-19
15c
;.
9-30
10-20
110c
R & M Bearings Canada,
9-19
,
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
9-30
11c
.
10-15
9-30
10-15
4.60%
Balanced
&
Co.,
preferred
4'/a%
9-30
9-30
,
20c
Dental
preferred
4.40%
invest-
Series
10-15
$22Vic
(quar.)
10-14
50c
.5%
——
Telephone Co., Ltd. (increased s-a)
Quemont Mining, Ltd., common (quar.)—Quincy Mining Co., common
9-21
$1.09
(quar.)
9- 9
$1.50
—
(Seattle) Jquar;).__
common
j.
25c..
.
12-27
;
10-15
9-30
,12 V>c *•' 10- I....
1_7__
15c.
;;/•
7'/aC
,
.
10-14
>10-14
^
0-
8
9-30
.9-30
"
9
9,
9-12
75c
_.
(quar.)
Corp.
F.)
Coal
Common
3-1-61
1
1
10c
(quar.)
Proof
dividend
Quebec
9-20
10-
2 8 Vic
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Corp.—
from
National
Steel
9-26
62 (4c
1
Bond
National
3
(Ala.)—
Research
National
National
10-
10-20
31 Vac
(quar.)
Transportation
Peabody
9-23
10-
25c
Supply Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Peninsular Metal Products Corp.—
6% preferred (quar.)__
9-15
31 »Ac
10%
&
Rust
Patterson
dividend
Securities
preferred
1
9-18
1
10-
—
„
1st pfd.
10-
$2
•
Insurance—
Oats Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) .—;
Quebec Telephone, class A (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5'/a% preferred (quar.)
9-15
$1
Sulphur (quar.)
Pipe Line—
1
10-
4%
1
Eastern
11-
25c
Propane
National
American
Panhandle
120c
Stock
Life
Quaker
0-19
25c
;
Airlines, 6%
(quar.)
2nd
Stock
Western
1
9-30
tlOc
—
preferred
Page Hershty Tubes, Ltd.
$1.121/2
Essex
A_^
Advertising
(quar.)—_
Industries (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
Screw & Mfg.
(quar.)
57c
1
6%
Pacific
10-
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Quaker City
B-19
10-
9-30
12'/ac
—
pfd. (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
(increased-quar.)
convertible
Outdoor
10-1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
9-14
$1.50
(Canada)
common
9-15
Intermountaln
^$4.75
2
12-
9-30
75c
Presto
National
Indemnity
Pacific
9-12
1-6-61
75c
National
1
6c
(quar.)
&
10-
15c
(quar.)
Newark
50c
—
common
Service,
preferred
10-
$5c
;
:
Assurance
10-14
10-1
37
Products
Common
(quar.)
Linen
National
$15c
-
Corp.
co.,
preferred
National
National
9-30
10-17
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Investors
11-15
$1.19
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
6%
Express (quar.)
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
(quar.)_
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)..
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
9-15
-
(quar.)
National
3
10-14
(quar.)
common
Gypsum Co. (quar.)
A
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills,
Class
10-31
$37 %C
(Hartford)
(quar.)_
preferred
National
15c
40c
___
Fire
Fuel
$$1.75 '
20c
>
I
/
Pacific
30c
.
National
class
11-
10-14
$1
4%
1
11-15
(quar.)
Hawaiian
12-
125c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
10- 3
10-15
9-15
common
Pacific
(Albany, N. Y.)
(increased quar.)
Electric Welding Machine Co.—
9-
3
*$3
5%
Co.,
5%
preferred
Pacific
Co.
Corp.,
Coast Co.,
6%
1
National
National
Paper
Pacific
10-14
10-14
30c
Rubber
2
2
10-
Share
Purity Stores, Inc. (quar.)__
Pyle-National Co.,* common (quar.j____
8% preferred (quar.)
'—-—--—
»■
When
Per
Name of Company
9
10-
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Glass
60c
.
Commercial
7
8
Oxford
National Biscuit Co., common
(quar.)
National Cash Register
(quar.)
National
9*
12-
Y.)—
(N.
Quarterly
9-26
12-15
9-
15c
(quar.)_
40c
9-30
*25c
(quar.)
Steel
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c*
Oregon Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
Osborn
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—i
9-16
1
&
Debenture
&
When
Share
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)
net
investment income
National
'■
(accum.)_t
Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
;
Opelika Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
9-30
10-15
12 %C
Loan
Ontario
9-
45c
Natco
from
9-26
1
9-30
37 %c
Co.
Nasco,
65c
10-
20c
(quar.)
Gas
"...
•
Town Corp., 40c preferred
Oliver Corp.
(quar.)
:
;
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Mutual System,
Inc., common (quar.)
Mystic
Name of Company
•
Old
Telegraph—
(initial-quar.)
Mfg.
Per
•*
Payable of Rec.
35c
&
(quar. )•
Ohio
Holders
When
Share
-
Monday, September 26, 1960
■::.
•
Volume
Number 5989.
192
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(1241)
49
er
■ec
Per
L6
Name of Company
9
Seiberling
9
Rubber
preferred
4%%
When
Share
Co.—
Holders
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Stern
f
■
.
(quar.)
$1.13'
10-
1
9-15
A (quar.) ^
Service (quar.)—
$1.25
10-
5Cpi'eierred
Company
4y2%
preferred
($50
4y2%
preferred
($100
par)
& Latz,
Seligman
26
Inc.,
9-15
9-15
20c
10-30
10-14
4Va%
preferred
10-30
10-14
4Va%
10-30
common
10-14
Stetson
4%
preferred (quar.)
!
Bervel, Inc., $5.25 pfd. (quar.)
,•
16
Leather
16
Seton
16
Shamrock
Sharon
8
Shawinigan
Gas
Corp.
preferred
Corp.
&
3
9-22
Glass
par)
Textiles,
58 y4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-12
Class
9-30
9-19
Class
A
Class
Class
2
9-
.
preferred series B
4%%
(Boston)
Assn.
Shawmut
L5
156 Vic
(quar.)
Shulton,
19
1
.
Inc.,
(quar.)
.Class B
12yac
6
2
9
14
Class
9
,
.5%
(quar.)
A
B
!_
_
(quar.)____.—^
Corp.,
Rayon
5%
pfd.
(Howard)
Smith
11
14
Common
30
$2
11-30
Investment
Union National
Union
,'*• 50c
LB
i>
>5
12
Corp.,
$1.55
preferred
3-15-61
2-28
Union Stock
Yards
5-31
Union
Drill
9-15-61
8-31
9-30
9-15
Soss
South Carolina
Common
r
4.60%
4.60%
Insurance
preferred
20
Penn
South
Pittsburgh
8%
9
Gas
Co.
17
50c
20
20
y;
15
;
Telephone
Mobile
Chemical
&
(s-a)_
1
——
Gas
Southland
3
Southwestern
3
Royalty Co.
—
•;
f
*
6
;
9
4.28%
preferred
Southwestern
Quarterly
'Southwestern
3.70%
-
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)
Sperry-Rand Corp., common (quar.)__—-—_
0
$4.50
6
Fire
(Mass.).
0
$6.50
0
D Co.
1
Stahl-Meyer,
4
Stamford
(quar.)———
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
9
Standard
$1.60
5
4
75c
4
convertible
preferred
Standard
Class
B
3%%
Corp.,
Co.
preferred
com.
Standard
Radio
(quar.)
Structural
Starrett
)
State
J
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
(L.
Bank
Y.)
N.
I
State
2
Kv
Stearns
—
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
(Boston)
preferred
9-15'
Thomas
9-23
Thomaston
Thompson
$5
1
10-28
L'
(incr.)
(quar,)—
10-
1
9-16
Thor
10-
1
9-16
Thorofare
10-10
9-30
I
97J/2c
li-
l
i
10-20
n-i
10-20
\
Sterling
Ltd.
Brewers,
(quar.)
Inc.
•
Sterling National Bank & Trust (N.
Sterling Trust (Toronto)
(quar.)
-
3
9-
1
9-24
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Investment
Corp.,
conv.
10-20
$1.15
li-
i
10-20
Tishman
10-
1
9-15
10-14
10-21
9-
9
10-1
9-
9
10-
9-
9
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
$1.12%
9-30
9-12
$1.06 y4
9-30
9-12
Oil
Realty & Construction
Packing (quar.)
10-20
Tobin
10-20
Tompkins
Trust (N.
Manufacturing Corp
County
Dominion
Toronto
Bank
30c
$25c
12 %c
(quar.)
8-16
Toronto
General
Trusts
9-
9
9-
9
Towmotor
9-22
Star.
Ltd.,
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
35c
9-15
Class
B
4y2 %
preferred
1
9-19
12-
1
11-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
1st
pref.
10-10
9-23
4y2 %
4V2 %
5%
9-30
1
9-30
10-
1
9-
(quar.)
25c
9-15
—
;
7
3
$60c
$50c
20c
$25c
(quar.)
—_—_—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$25c
$22 %C
$22 %c
$25c
$25c
1
9-15
9-30
9-16
Tri-Continental
9-12
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-19
Trico
$2.70
Corp.,
preferred
Products
3
9-
6
Trinidad
12-19
12-
9
Trinity
75c
10-17
8
.
Trust
Go.
of
New
Jersey
9-
Twentieth
Century-Fox Film
9-20
Twin
35c
9-30
9-15
Twin
Y.)
208
Co.,
common
convertible
South
9-
9
9-
9
10-
3
9-
10-
3
preferred
LaSalle
10-
1
1-4-01
10-
1
1-4-01
10-
0-11
12-15
9-15
12-15
1
9-15
1-4-01
12-15
10-
1
I-4-01
12-15
10-30
25c
9-30
11-92
9-30
9-19
11-
7
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-15
$0,095
Street
10-11
11-25
10-
9-
2
11-15
1
9-22
9-30
9-16
25c
10-10
9-19
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-16
37 %c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-16
II-
1
10-19
9-16
»-* 0
CO
9-12
40c
10-14
9-30
10-
9-15
Union
Co.
(quar.)
—
$2
10-
3
$50c
3
Union
Acceptance,
non-cum.
Bank
common
(quar.)—
$7%c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
2nd pref.
Angeles, Oalif.)
(quar.)—
<quar.)_i
$15c
10-
1
9-15
32c
10-
1
9-
Ltd.,
partic.
(Los
(quar.)
U.
U.
10c
Inc.
(quar.)_
.
Lines
Corp.,
preferred
2nd
S.
Rubber
U.
S.
Servateria
U.
S.
Shoe
gains
plus
preferred
9
9-30
EOc
9-26
9-19
Controls
Leaf
Pictures
Power
&
&
3
9-
2
12-
9
10-
1
9-
9.
10-10
9-26
1
9-26
10-
1
9-26
10-
1
10-14
10-
3
11-
1
10-
3
10-15
30c
-
35c
9-27
10--1
,
$1
10-
9-30
7%c
10-31
9-30
50c
11-
1
$2
10-
1
30c
(quar.)
(stock
divd.)
9-28
$1.12%
common
10-15
3%
9-30
25C
9-28
18c
Co.
11-
1
15c
10-
7
25c
(quar.)
Corp.. (N.
9-15
33c
Y.)
9-14
9
9-
9-12
9-
9
10-14
9-12
7
10-
9-13
9-
9
9-
9
9-30
12 %c
(quar.)
9-26
~
30c
(quar.)_t._
3
35c
,
(quar.)—
Insurance
Light
9-30
1
87 VaC
iv
(quar.)
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Industries
9-19
11-
—
„
Co., com.
Invest,
&
%C
37 VaC
Products
Fire
10-
1-1-61
62 VaC
Upjohn Company (quar.)
Upson Company (quar.)
Home
2
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Universal
9-
12 %C
common
Corp.,
Mortgage
3
50c
(quar.)
Oil
2
10-
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
Universal
6
3
12
A
quar.)
Tobacco
Marion
9-
10-
22 %c
(s-a)
(quar.)_——___
(quar.)—
1_
Universal
Utah
9-
40c
(N. Y.)
preferred
Utilities
6
60c
(quar.)
Universal-Cyclops
Utah
9
10-
15c
(quar.)
common
series
Machinery,
Utilities
Universal
4%%
9-
10c
Corp
U. S. Trust Co.
8%
6
Corp.—
U*. Sv Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.
7.% preferred
(quar.)__
U,.' S„- Sugar 6o. (quar.)
U. S. Trust Co. (Boston) (quar.)
7—
Universal
9-20
9-23
10-
$1.75
Reclaiming
preferred
Universal
9-30
9-10,
10-14
27 VaC
preferred
U.
United
10-31
25C
4%i%
J.),
Plywood
6%
9-30
11-20
10c
Playing Card Co
4%%
10-14
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
S.
3%%
9-30
' 15c
8c
capital
S.
U.
9
9-20
12-20
30c
preferred
S.
9-
10-10
-10-61
Extra
7%
9-15
9-30
9-26
$2.50
ordinary income)—
Freight Co. (quar.)—
Gypsum Co., common (quar.)___
S.
9-30
10-
1
9-15
9-17
10-
3
9-23
9-
6
9-
3
(quar.)
5c
9-30
9-15
(quqr.)
25c
10-1
9-15
15c
10-10
9-30
40c
9-30
9-15
10-21
9-21
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
Vacu-Dry Co., 6% class A (quar.)
Valley Bank & Trust (Springfield,
Mass.)—
Quarterly
Valspar Corp.
(quar.)
"Van Norman Industries, Inc.—
$2.28 conv. preferred
(accum.)
;
Van Seiver (J. B.) Co., 5%
pfd. A (quar.)
Vangas," Inc„ $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Vendo Company, new common (Initial)!
Vermont
Bank
Vermont
National
&
Trust
&
Co.
'*
57c
9-30
10-15
10-
11-71
10-17
10c
9-30
9-
7
10-14
10-
3
boro), 5%% -preferred (quar.)_—_l;
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
65 %c
10-
1
$20c
10-
1
Inc.
(quar.)
7%c
10-15
Waldorf
System, Inc.
15c
(reduced)
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A (quar.)
Walker
(Hiram)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.
Quarterly
Wall Street Investing (from ordinary Income)
—
&
Tiernan,
Inc.
Walnut Grove Products,
$35c
6c
1
10-
1
10-15
9-30
7
9-201
9-15
9-
9
9-23
9-
9
(Jim) Corp. (quar.)
Baking Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
10-
3
9-20
15c
(quar.)
Walter
10-
1
9-15
20c
10-
1
9-16
$1.37%
Ward
Warner-Lambert
02 %c
10-
9-15
10-
37 %c
(quar.)
class A
5
(Brattle-
Viewlex,
Wallace
9-19
$1.25
37%c
30c
(quar.)
Savings Bank
12 %c
10-
1
9-19
30c
11-
4
10-14
$1.12%
10-
1
9-30
$1.25
10-
1
Pharmaceutical—
$4.50
preferred (quar.)—;
Warren Telephone, $5 preferred
Washington Natural Gas—
(quar.)
9-20
25c
Co.
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Welkom Gold Mining, Ltd.—
Wayne
American
Wellington
shares
Fund
•
12-
9
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
50c
(quarJ
12-30
50c
25c
Motor
9-
25c
Waukesha
9-30
10-
3
9-19
4c
(from
investment
income)
11c
11-21
9-30
Bank-American Trust
Francisco) (quar.)
West
7%
Penn
(quar.)
Co.—
Power
West
&
12-
1
11-15
10-
1
9-16
9-30
10-15
$1.05
$1.02%
Paper
$1.10
(quar.)
30C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
22 %c
(quar.)
Western
9
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-
9-15
10-
1
3
Co.
9-30
9-
6
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
American dep.
9-15
9-30
9-19
9-30
9-15
8%%
10-14
25c
90c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Holdings,
9-15
10c
—
Stores
Grocers,
7%
Western
9-
9-20
35c
(quar.)_
dividend
Department
Electric
12 %c
;
Telephone
Carolina
Casualty & Insurance
Stock
$1.50
$$1.75
$1.12%
pfd.
Western
Western
9-26
California Telephone—
Common
5%
Pulp
3
10-10
42 %C
__—
Virginia
Western
10-
v
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred B (quar.)
4.10% preferred C (quar.)
West Texas Utilities,
4.40%
4%%
3
10-15
(San
Jersey & Seashore, special gtd. (s-a)
Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
West Penn Electric
West
Co.
7
10-
40c
Fargo
9-
10-15
15c
Wells
9-30
15c
Wellington Management, class A
10-
3
9-30
9-21
$20c
60c
Co.
(quar.)
realized
Western
Trust
(quar.)
10-21
25c
(initial)
Western
62 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
62 %c
.
9-20
(quar.),
Publishers,
(quar.)
Foreign Securities
from
S.
U.
West
5%
1
5c
9-16
5%
10-
$10c
9
10-31
15c
—
Underwriters
1
(quar.)
Transit, com. (resumed)__
convertible prior preferred (quar.)
$1.50
9-11
3
3
40c
Rapid
12-15
$30c
10c
(quar.)
9-30
H
$30c
30c
9-30
1
1010-
62 %C
(quar.)
87 %C
Coach
9
30c
—
Petroleum, Ordinary registered
Universal Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
City
9-
57 %c
common
(quar.)
Quarterly
3
9-15
•
Corp. Fund—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Transdyne Corp
(stock dividend)
Transue
&
Williams Steel Forging Corp.—
Quarterly
Trav-ler
Radio
Corp.
(stock dividend)
9
9-19
1
10-
$$1.12%
(quar.)
9-12
9-29
10-
2
9-19
1
$60c
5%
9-21
9-30
10-
35c
(quar.)—_
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Trans-Canada
9-23
$75c
40c
(quar.)_
preferred
Transamerica
9-30
9-30
4
1
—,
Common
O
10-
1111-
$40c
(quar.)_:
Common
12-30
10-14
0
$47 %c
____
9-21
9-20
6%
Corp. (quar.)
Finance, Ltd., class
Traders
10-
$30c
9-12
35c
(quar.)
Toronto
10-
9-26
20c
—
Torrington (The) Co. (quar.)
Torrington Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
10-
9-20
—:——7
(quar.)
8-16
1
15c
9-15
1
10-
$10c
10-
28c
10-10
(quar.)—
Y.)
3
9-30
9-28
~
1
(quar.)
l
10-
9-19
1
(quar.)
i
50c
9-22
9-30
A
li-
9-
3
9-30
10-
9-3
$1
8-31
9-30
10-
B
li-
9-30
9-23
preferred
$1.18%
10-11"
9-15
1
preferred
$1.40%
1
9-30
10-
37 %c
Co.,
$1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)
10-
9-15
31 %c
i
10-10
9-30
12 %c
(quar.)_:.
series (quar.)
li-
Toro
20c
31 %c
preferred 1959
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
7
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
9-19
9-30
31 %c
common
$1.10
10-14
1
10-14
25C
preferred initial series (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
4%%
4V4%
7
10-10
10-
8c
convertible
Tidewater
1
1
10-
40c
10-20
1
11-
25c
(quar.)—
10-20
9-30
10-10
$1.25
(accum.)
common
i
1
1
17 %c
i
9-27
11-
10-
v
(quar.)
li-
10-
10-10
25c
li-
25c
(quar.)
i
i
(quar.)
27y4C
9-29
10-10
1
Trust,
27%c
10-17
1
11-
31 %c
;
(quar.)
Markets,
conv.
$1.50
10-20
li-
10-14
11-
25%
Tool
Power
5%
10-20
$1.03 3A
-f
48c
dividend
5%
li-
1
31 %C
(quar.)_
Fiber Glass
9-16
$1.25
preferred
Bros.,
(H. I.)
1
92y2c
$1
$1.21
•
10-
10-
10-14
25c
(quar.)
Thompson-Starrett, Inc.—
70c convertible preferred
5%
—r—
——
preferred (quar.)
Stedman
)
Mills
9-20
10-
10-14
$1.19
—
10-21
10-
1
$1.14
(quar.)
1
$1.25
5%
5%
r
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.
1
.
Inc
—
-.►/
i—
preferred
11-
10-
11-
1
common
—
(quar.)
common
10-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
(quar.)
9-30
Investment
$1.50
I
Common
10-20
(quar.)
15C
Chemical, 3%%
Mfg.
Thomas & Betts Co.,
20c
9
9-30
$1
preferred
9-30
15c
9-
10-14
1
10-
from
U.
9
15c
10-
35c
B
&
25c
9
9-
______
General
9-30
45c
_
'
Street
Stauffer
9-
1
1
_—
common
Canadian
15c
(quar.)
1
1010-
tlOc
20c
(quar.)
Co.
S.)
Inc.,
Third
2%
—
(Albany,
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
15C
15c
—
dividend
Quarterly
$1.27%
9-20
30c
Screw
Steel
9
9
_______
preferred
10-15
$20c
Standard
0
Co.
4%
convertible
$1.25
9
$20c
(quar.) —
Stanley Home Products (quar.)———
Stanley Works, (quar.)—
______■
Star Market Co. (quar.)
—-—
Stock
9-
Inc.,
55c
3%
9
9-
9-
5%
Standard
Co.
Utilities
10-14
$1.06%
9-
1
1
$1.31%
(quar.)
1
93%c
——______--
Ltd.
(increased)
Ltd.
Texas
Textiles,
/
)
1
9-15
15c
(quar.)——
5
1
9-15-
1
183/4C
r.
class A
1
10-
10-
(quar.)________—_______
(quar.)
preferred
12c
5
2
1
10-
15c
A
preferred
25c
(quar.)
10-
$1.25
Co.—
(quar.)
,-$4.76
40c
(special)
(quar.)—
Standard Paving & Materials.
5
10-
9-30
Light
preferred
20c
—
Jersey)—
(New
&
preferred
$4.84
$1.25
25c
(quar.)—
Oil
9
30c
(quar.)
Holding Corp.,
Standard
4
9-
25C
common
preferred
Financial
9-26
50c
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.,
Standard
Power
9'
(quar.)
Trust
&
9
,77
(quar.)
Ry.
$4.56
9-
(accum.)——
preferred
Bank
0
8
Texas
$1.63
——
(quar,):.———————
$2-$5
Fidelity
9-20
10-20
1
Co.
&
preferred
Square
Pacific
9-26
$i.i2ya
(quar.)
:
Marine Insurance
common
(quar.)
preferred
Springfield
9-
9-23
Texas
Thrift
(quar.)
3.90%
(quar.)
4.15%
(quar.) ——r—
4.25%
(quar.)
—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)_———
4.40% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
._
V. 4.40% preferred (quar.)
-.
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)—
—.
5.62 %%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Sovereign Investors, Inc. (quarterly from net
investment income)
!___———,
—
1
9-15
9-20
10-15
20c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-
S.
9
9-30
10-20
10-15
Service—
Public
9
9-
$1.35
11-15
(Texas)—
Co.
9
9-
1
1
$1.07
insurance
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Life
1
10-
10-
preferred
$1.16l/4
_—————————-
1010-
&
Metal
Cold Storage
Class
8
9
8-31
$1.06%
Y.)—
;
Ltd
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
Foil, Inc., class A (quar.)
S
9
9-15
,7
U
9
9-
9-15
Stock
—
9-
1
Transmission—
$1.10
preferred (quar.):
5% preferred (quar.)
4,65% preferred (quar.)
1
1
11< 1
Gas
S.
U S
9-16
10-
Service—
Electric
4.40%
1
$1.24
$1.31 %
Texas
5.40%
2%
10-
$1.18
preferred * (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10-
6
11-
5.25%
$2
6
9-
$1.27
4.96%
V"/-T
Sheet
(quar.)
Textron,
(s-a)
Printers
United
preferred
$1.12 y2
certificates
Ohio
United
9-
9-
9-
'
(Del.),
RR. & Canal
Corp.
9-2
9-16
$5.08
5
Pacific
1
1
9-30
1
9-30
$2.50
10-
9-30
10-
60c
Quarterly
10-
11-1
5
Hill
New Jersey
United
$1.14
5
11-
9-2
$1
9-
40c
9-15
1
(quar.)
10-
$1.20
1
10-
preferred
10-
—___
10-
(quar.)
Electric—
&
Corp.
Mines,
$4
9-30
—._
Industrial
Keno
United Merchants & Manufacturers
preferred
1%
;___7_7_7___■
United
United
t$l
10-31
N.
-
6
(quar.)
10-31
Quarterly
9-30
preferred
28c
(Brooklyn,
9-16
7 9- 5
9-30
Bank
9-30
$4.56
20c
.
y9-20
5
4%
9
6
Texas
11-
Industrial
10-15
4%
28y2c
(stock dividend)
Southwest Natural Gas, $6 preferred (quar.)
0
9-15
•
United
$1.28
1
$2.38
United
9-15
4y4 %
9-30
37 %c
9-16
$1.22 y2
10-
profit)
1
9-
9
12c
(quar.)__
1
10-
(quar.)
12y2c
10-
Corp.
10-
10-
(quar.)
Texaco
10-31
Gas
10-
1
9-
invest¬
securities
10-15
$1.16%
(quar.)_______—______
Service,
(10c from net
from
Improvement, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating Co. (quar.)
$1.16
9-15
Electric
2c
United Gas
8-31
$1.12%
(quar.).
1
1$1.50 1
United
9-14
$1.15
preferred
10-
162 y2c
9-19
and
18c
(quar.)___.
Ltd.,
inc.
9-30
10-
8
10-1
'
Income Fund
ment
9-30
$1.02%
9-15
Canada,
preferred
Funds, Inc.-—,
United
9-29
$1.06 y4
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
United
9-
$73c
(quar.)__
9-30
Ltd.—
A
J50c
preferred
27c
9-20
9-20
12c
Investments,
class
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
Co.
——
Water,
(quar.
&
5.12%
9-15
65c
9-16
9-20
1
Fuel
6%
U.
10-
(quar.)___
com.
1
1
10-
$1.25
12 %c
,
1
5.10%
9-20
;
preferred
&
9-28
1
9-30
65c
10-
United
U.
i2y2c
——
10-14
10-14
10-
(initial>
(quar.)_______.
Terre Haute. Malleable & Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
common
Edison,
10-10
10-
25c
1
1
9c
2nd preferred
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred <(quar.)_
Co.,
convertible
20c
:
—
1111-
13 %c
United Foods, Inc..
40c
(quar.)
2nd preferred
preferred
preferred (quar.)
____;
—
.Southern New England Telephone (quar.)—
Southern
Oxygen
(Del.)
(quar.).
Southern Railway Co.—
1
preferred
convertible
4.80%
6
4.65%
4.90 %
Fertilizer
Common
3
10-
5%
Southern Indiana
2
0
10-15
4.72%
Service
9-20
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
9-14
(quar.)
9-20
1
t35c
(quar.)
9-16
Public
1
10-
9c
2nd
preferred
9-16
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—7
$5
convertible
preferred
9-12
9-28
$4.50
9
4.50%
4.60%
4.64%
9-
9-29
—
10-
15c
62y2c
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
common
15c
(quar.)
Co.—
preierred
•
(quar.)
preferred
9
9-30
$1.12'/a
pfd. ! (quar.)
!.„// Stock dividend
L9
preferred
9-15
1
1
(quar.)
series
quar.)
9-30
Inc.
Gas
10-
25c
preferred? thuar. )_—_"__■_—"J_LJiXr-b-
Southern
19
4.10%
9-20
50c
Participating
$4.75
1
0
9
$1.50
preferred
Southern
7
1
9
9-
.
(initial
15c
California
4.48%
„4.56%
30
7
9-
1
3
10-
series
1959
$$1.25
_
;
6
preferred
Va %
5c
B
(initial quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
4.25%
(quar.)———
Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6%
patricipating preferred
(quar.)
20
1
1
10-
A
10-
6%
9-21
15c
(quar.)
,
n-17
6
Class
10-
7
15
Class
9-16
i.;
10-15
9-
$1.13
$5
10-
25c
15
6
9
original1 preferred (quar.)__i.—
;
15
9
9-
50c
participating
Southern
9-
1
C2y2c
Participating
8
1
120c
Bakeries
Southern
16
10-
10-
12-
1
9-30
United Cities Gas
United
(James), Inc. (quar.)
(G), Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
Southeastern
57 %c
9-30
20c
(quar.)
11.12%
20c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument, new common
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
9
com.
10-
40c
9-15
9-
40c
of America,
(quar.)
1958
$1.25
(quar.)
Tambiyn
1
(quar.)
9-20
preferred
6
10c
9-15
9-29
6
,
9-16
6%
35c
9-13
10-
9-
9-30
5
'!
9-28
5c
1
9-26
30c
6
7
(quar.)
10-1
35c
10-
35c
(quar.)
9-
2
Talcott
6
9-
25c
r,
9-
'
9-
9-6
Switson Industries (reduced)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
•
4%%
Co.
9-20
8-16
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
._;
9-30
—
(quar.)
Water,
&
(quar.)
preferred
Southeastern
7 9- a
_________—.___ —.
Oil
Southdown,
9-15
7' 9- 2
9-30
(quar.)
South Puerto Rico Sugar,
Southam,
1
9-30
Swift
(quar.)__
1
10-
20C
Ltd.
10-
10-17
1
(quarj:
common
$1.38
(quar.) _________
(quar.)
Jersey
South
0
10-
1
15c
60C
30c
(quar.)
1
10 c"
17l/2C
1—
Georgia Natural Gas—
South
16
9-15
10-
9
1
—
Super Value Stores, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)_
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
9-15
1
56 % C
(quar.)
15
16
1
10-
31 %c
—:—_
Carolina
6%
10-
(quar.)
common
Mining Co.
Corp.
preferred
9-
10-
Corp.
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
Sunshine
5 7 y2 c
:
South
9
Sunrise
9-30
Electric & Gas—
South
LI
9-30
10-15
preferred
(quar.)
A
Artists
Biscuit Co.
$4.50
9-16
9-30
10-
25%
Co.,
United
9-30
$75c
(quar.)
(Omaha)
Co.
7
$69c
10-
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
38 %c
,(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
$4.50
10-31
12 %c
—____
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9-30
10c
_____
preferred (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
9
LI
Sun
9-23
10-14
110c
Co., common (increased)—_—
preferred
(quar.)
—,
Manufacturing
(quar.)—
15
10-14
170c
Paper
L4
153c
10-
1
25c
dividend
Sunbeam
5% %
15
5%
10-20
11-
5%
(quar.)
2nd
Inc.
Twist
United
(quar.)__
10-20
(quar.)
6-15-61
15c
11-15
11-15
$12%c
Bank^CLowell, Mass.)
11-30
77
common
92 VaC
RR., common
preferred (s-a)
12-15
____
preferred
Strawbridge & Clothier,
7
7c
(quar.)
Stock
130c
,
common_lquar.)
(quar.)—7^.
preferred
16
1
9-15
9-15
10-
dividend
Snop,
150c
*
,
preferred
20
I
1
*
.
——_—
convertible
$1.25
Borg
15
2
1
Drug
Bonotone
9
0
1
10-
11-
1
Ltd.,, class A
Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
Stores, common: (quar.)_—
Somerville,
Sommers
5
10-
130c
_
&
Inc.,
10-20
87 %c
Pacific
Vac
(quar.)
Camp,
convertible
Stop
Union
5-31
8-31
43 %c
Co,—
preferred
prior
5%
11-30
Mills, Ltd.—
Paper
(quar.)
Sobeys Stores,
LB
5%
Fuller
<fc
1st
Stock
8-31
$1.25
Baer
7%
10-20
11-15
(initial quar.)______
6-15-61
;
Stokely-Van
8-31
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
LB
l
1
10-
1-2-61
16
j
-10-
1-2-61
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.) _______
preferred (quar.)__————
Stix,
7
$7%c
14
20
9-
115c
,
(N.),
$2.12
9-7
3
•St15c
______
A ;(quar.)—.—_——
preferred
Slater
21
3
10-
115c
Skenandoa
14
10-
9-12
B
y8c
B
9-28
preierred
4%
8-31
11-15
$1
of
Co.
9-15-61
B
Class
115c
B
Class
'7 Class
Class
9-
6c
______
.
9-15
1
1
2-28
6%
9-30
$1.12 %
Canada, Ltd.-—
Common
(increased)
5%%
preference
(quar.)
11-30
3-15-61
Gas
y8C
9-
1
25c
,___—.
Brewing
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
2
$3.50
Union
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
12'/a c
B
2
9
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
12yac
•
'
_
Rainier
Sick's
16
Class
1010-
-
t$1.75
(quar.),
y-30
.
preferred
When
Share
Co., Xcommon
preferred
$3.70
9-12
12-15
10-15
y8c
10-
25C
—
(Canada), 7% pfd.
class A (quar.)
1
1-2-61
I2yac
B
25c
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
10-
9-21
25c
'
L5
$4
1
57c
A
2
$4.50
11-15
10-
bbc
(quar.)
com.
A
10-
11-1B
11-30
10c
Company,
Electric
11-30
$1.12%
iquarj
common
A
10-
150c
Per
Name of
Manufacturing-
10-
25c
(quar.)_,
A
Still-Man
9-15
Co.—
Power
series
1
Stern
&
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Water
10-
Stern
35c
(quar.)
&
Steel
2
4%
Co.
Oil
$1,31%
—_—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(John B.) company,
______
26
16
1
9-30
10c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Union
6a/3C
Seismograph
JO
When
Share
(Michaels;—■
(quar.)
10-
3
9-
9
9-20
$50c
1G-15
9-15
$35c
10-15
9-15
Ltd.—
receipts Ordinary (interim)
70c
11-21
9-30
•
I
50
(1242)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of Company
When
Payable
Shares in American Industry, Inc.—Seeks
of Rec.
•-This
Insurance
Class
A
Securities
common-
11-
—
11-
9-
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
Western Kentucky Gas Co.
Ry.,
—
10-
9-16
9
45c
9-30
,,' 40c
D. C„ investment
exemption older under the
an
with
1J75,
Order—
company,-has
applied
to
attached
UNDERWRITERS
Federman,
made
stoc«c
-
9-23
common
the
2nd
5%
preferred
1st
7%
Western
(quar.")—"
(quar.)—.—————
—
preferred
1st
preferred
15c '
Cos.
(quar.)——
Western
Natural Gas, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Westates Petroleum Co., 5% pfd. (init. quar.)
Western
1010-
35c
Union
Telegraph
10-15
10-15
10- -41.
9-
9
9
fall
-
9-
>
U7y2cv
10-
1
10-
1
75c
10-
1
$1.25 J
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-13
.
It
Whitehall
5*/*%
Co.,
Fund
pfd.
$1.31 V*
(quar.)—
10c
.»
l__
——
*
9-
9:•
9-
9
Mfg.
45c
(quar.)———_——
Wieboldt Stores, common
,$4.25 preferred (quar.)
*/
(quar.)————
9-30
,20c
6% preferred (quar.)———--————
Williams Bras,
(quar.) _.—i:
10-
75c
dividend
/ 'Stock
dividend
v
Wilson & Co., Inc., ilAt% pfd. (quar.)—
Wilson Stationers & Envelopes, Ltd.—■
* .* "
5%
1st
preference
(quar.)—
Industries
Winfield
Growth
(quar.)'_:
Industries
*5'/©
—
Public
preferred
(quar.)_
A
5%
1
10-14
1
10-14
10-
1
9-
9
9-26
9-
9
5C
$40c
——
Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)
10-
1
$$1.12 ft
10-
1
75c
(quar.)
1
—
Wool
11-
—-
(quar.)_;—
11-10
Wrigley
(Wm.),
Monthly
&
25c
9-
income
taxes—
9,306,404
5,602,255
operating income
charges—
192,
1
11-
1
6%
6%
6%
preferred
York
class A (quar.)—
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Co., 6%
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
1
11-18
7c
&
on
Bros.,
7-31-61
7-10
5c
9-30
9-15
37c
1%
5%
10-
1
9-30
Electrical
10-14
Zenith
Radio
Corp.
•Transfer
62y2c
1
10-
t Payable
<
in
not
10-
1
10-
1
Canadian
resident tax
10-10
$35c
11-
4c
9-
1
date^ and/or;record
this
B
The
of
GIVING
tax
9
the
EFFECT
Incorrect.
t Payable in U. 8. funds, less 15%
x.Less Jamaica income tax..
s
by
TO
non-reeidenta
State
total
a
~
t<j
of
Florida
offers
form
of
on
a
a
tax.
"
diversified
of
new
Additional
berg
124,651 shs.
'
-
sold;, and
there
is
30,
and
of
the
underwriting
$64,400,
will
be
thermoplastic
Ellenville; N.Y.;-
facilities:
5'/'.^'
1
in
DynarFoam have been inte- '
packaging .materials manufacturing
offices,
due
Oct.
1,
1965 and 200 shares of
and
has
been
in
and
metallic
$5
and
uses
will
use
which
Acme Backing Corp.,
an
enterprise incorporated
primarily in the manufacture and sale of plastic
packaging materials. ;
V;
of
stock
common
have
been
issued privately
share to supply the initial capital of $100,000. The
company
plant at present, but is seeking to lease
approximately 10,000
feet of ground floor factory space situated in
Connecticut, for
a
rental of $10,000 per annum is
budgeted; The company will
the
The
machinery and
management
the
by
equipment.^
plans-to
close
of
be
;
ready
the, first
-
;
for
iVi
;
,
production
of
year
in
commercial
operation:-.:■;:y--'-V-
PROCEEDS1—After
ceeds
-
of
underwriting commissions, of $9,000, the net pro-"
offering received by -the company in the amount of
this
$291,000 -will
be
used
for
shown as",follows:
the
and
purposes
in
the
.--.
.
estimated amounts
v-;
-V•.
'
.Machinery
_
and
equipment
includingr insta,llatioi),
leasehold improvement
Materials
10,000
and,
-
-
In
,
the
This
corporation,
acquired all of the
Corp.—Acquires—
finance
and
disclosed.
:
.
;
The
the
on Sept. 13,
1960 filed a letter of notification with
60,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) to be
share, through L. C. Wegard & Co.,
Burlington, N. J.
is scheduled for November.
$5
Direct
proceeds
be
to
are
Scott, Foresman
This
publisher
statement
proposed
with
sale
office
will
used
&
general
textbooks,
Securities
683,000
for
corporate
'
$291,000
and
shares
on
Sept.
filed
21
of
its
common
stock.
Chicago, and it also has offices
Dallas, Texas and Palo Alto, Calif.
be
the
first
sale
a
Exchange Commission
in
Sales
sale
of
tary
These
in 1896,
textbooks
schools,
fiscal
in
registration
relating
The
to
and
high
Net
N.
J.,
from
the
in
related
April
was
and
30,
colleges.
1960
The
company's
amounted
to
sales
for
the
and
$29,062,987
net
$2,955,863.
of
A
during
$1,607,869,
are
Delbert
phonographs,
'
corresponding
the
period
or
based
W.
were
$1.25
on
period
in
$1,675,434,
1959
or
$16,702,487.
were
$1.31
a
share,
sales
mark.
the
was
outstanding.
Coleman,
Chairman
due
almost
those, of
We
third
transacts
are
pleased
quarter."—V.
that
it
191,
p.
-was
2461.
possible
1959
to
at
close
the
this
six-months
gap
during
15%
automotive
cents
of
ior
the
acquired
expected
steel
the
over
Business
1961
model
during
reach
the
on
loss
the
orders
of
Based
1961
$43,000,000
of
on
of
64
Factors
fiscal
$34,413,915
on
$1.25
cents
company's
or
has
94
been
automobiles,
cars.
sales
announced
$703,553
was
of
the
during
earnings
half
strike
year
compact
to
Sept.
8
model
S.
U.
year,
share
production
the
in
the
resulting
Net profit
additional
for
large
a
the
were
share.
a
obtained
including
a
in
firm
earnings.
cents
for the
share
a
a
year
volume
of
of
6,500,000
company's
sales
are
in
the year ending June 30, 1961, with
Mr. Valpey said.
of the company'2 stainless steel architectural
windows, rubber
for curtain-wall buildings, and other
building products are
Sales
growing
in
profit
margins,
steadily.
6%
Stein &
SEC
Chicago Regional
court
order
Milling
Co.,
Inc.,
further
sale
of
Lorraine
Sterling
Office
permanently
B.
announced
enjoining
Johnson
will
G.
Mining
stock in violation
Act
registration requirement. Complaint dismissed
Sterling, Sr., by reason of death.—V. 191, p. 2249.
of
192,
as
p.
k
;
.
7,500
3,000
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
notes -.-due-■.v:S ;-
(par
the
directors
warrant.
the
upon
value
10c)
have
The
extent
to
$200,000
500,000 shs.
reserved
issue
of
which
2,000
any
the
*40,000 shs.
shares
all
or
warrant
of
is
for
issue
these
shares
exercised.—V.
943.
Measurement Corp. — Common Stock Of¬
fered—Pursuant to a Sept. 21
offering circular, Pistell,
Crow, Inc., of New York City, publicly offered 120,000
shares of this firm's 200
par com. stock at $5 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
will
be
used
for
net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
stock
common
the
following purposes: (a) to repay the presently
outstanding bank loans aggregating
$138,000; (b) to purchase ap¬
proximately $75,000 of equipment and fixtures
primarily for the com¬
pany's engineering laboratory, its printed circuit
department and its
proposed experimental and light production machine
pand the company's research and
development
mated
cost
applied
tures
$80,000;
of
such
the
and
(d)
proceeds.
the
company's
past
two
expanded
to
The
approximately equally
during
shop;
to
supplement
working
outstanding bank
purchase
and
years
of
to
new
(c)
at
ex¬
esti¬
with
loans
have
equipment
working
to
an
capital
program
of
balance
corporation
of
from
Securities
Charles
A.
Robert
value
stock
of
necticut
capital
been
fix¬
and
to
support
sales.
the
common
the
in
June
on
M.
them
30,
;
stock
in
Connecticut
of
Lincoln
total
of
exchange
in
the
same
Henthorn
480,000
corporation
stock
on June 28,
1960, as a Dela¬
acquired all of the outstanding
1960,
corporation
Ghen,
a
preferred
for
850
and
exchange
for
its
350
of
company's
common
treasury
stock
and
of
20c
$10
par
value
of
the
com¬
shares
same
S.
Hewitt
company's
shares
1,876
Donald
Charles ?F.
the
shares
1,876
preferred stock. At the
shares
of
its
predecessor's
predecessor's
from
name
and
shares
corporation's 4%
acquired
pany
held
to
4%
pany's
and
Connecticut
a
issuing
par
Johnson
to
:
:
i
.
Technical
by
entry of
Mining and
the
13,900
fil
$200,000
stock
stock
a
depend
ware
the
12
Sterling
Eddie
and
to
Davidson,
Sept.
GIVING
subordinated
addition,
pursuant
stock
Sterling Mining & Milling Co., Inc.—Enjoined—
Federal
38,400
BUSINESS—The company was
organized
Co.—Exchange Terms Altered—
See Kayser-Roth Corp., above.—V.
185, p. 2144.
The
^-•
$100,000
registered
In
for
needed
as
$28,500
underwriter
-k.-V,.!
Oct.
1, 1965
Common capital
the
The new Fort Lauderdale
(Florida) Division, engaged in precision
machining and fabricating for the missile industry, is being expanded
to double its
capacity, Mr. Valpey said.—V. 191, p. 1923.
a
used
follows:
Total
CAPITALIZATION
*
$39,419,170
with
first
a
number
the
improvement
he
as
1
of
expenses
•
parts and building products
share,
a
cars
passenger
will
8,700
underwriter's expenses
annual
an
million.
$75
Financial
totalled
gain of
a
overcoming
the
on
orders
Earn¬
compared
share, a year ago. Both per share
earnings
1,282,000 common shares
a
30,
61
or
effects
parts
vending
of Seeburg. said that
the increase
entirely to the expansion of the company's
activities in the vending
field, an area it entered only two years ago.
/.Although earnings show only a modest increase," Mr. Coleman said,
'it is worthy of note
that
extraordinary expenses were incurred in
the launching of new
vending products, so that Seeburg's 1960 earn¬
ings were, actually .lagging behind
In
presently
approximately
Standard
year,
company
substantial
(A.)
coin-operated
the
half
gaskets
is
engaged in the publication and
educational material for use in elemen¬
manufacturer
the
ings
with
figures
of
Factors
1923.
during the preceding
equipment and background music
systems, rose to a record $19,901,418
in
the nine months
ended July 31,
it was announced on Sept.
12.
Volumes
sales
profit of the
second
Seeburg Corp.—Record Highs—
of
p.
of
$464,233
company's
Fairlawn
the
of
Foresman
schools
Income, after taxes,
Sales
this
Fortune
preceding year, F. R. Valpey, President,
annual report to shareholders.
a
shares,
Scott,
ended
year
of
191,
ended on June
company's common stock to the
constituting approximately 30% of the
company's
outstanding stock,
are
being sold by the families and
descendants of the founders of this
64-year-old Chicago company in
order to create a
public market. No stock will be sold
by the company,
but 50,000 of these shares are
initially to be offered to the company's
1,000
employeees.
The
offerings will be underwritten by a group
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.
Incorporated.
general public.
Founded
1937,
factored
April
$100,000
.
labor.,..
Reimbursable
Standard Products Co.—Sales Up—
purposes.
Co.—-Registers Common—
school
of
the
of
is
Atlanta, Ga.,
This
In
of
Corp.—V.
,
.
main
volume
of
•
Inc., an "old line" factoring company, will operate
wholly-owned subsidiary of Standard Financial in New York City.
in
capital
in
expenses excluding depreciation-.;
Selling, delivery, general and, administrative expense--Expenses of organization and underwriting, - exclusive of
has
per
offering
The
a
Established
corporation
SEC covering
offered at
The
as
present
and
Indirect
firm,
Fortune Factors,
Scharco Manufacturing Corp., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
: 41,000
v
the-.-estimate^, amounts,;Materials including Inventory———-
>
factoring
outstanding stock of Fortune Factors, Inc.
in
an
all-cash transaction,
Theodore H. Silbert, President of Standard
Financial, announced on September 15.
The purchase price was not
Continued from page 8
addition,
purposes
■
commercial
;
-
$250,000
including inventory____
15,600
—
-
Standard Financial
-
as
the
engaged
fol¬
;•
::
be
for
purposes
.
.
~
(in
Another
wrap.
Cther
per
no
square
>\
cable
as
yarns.
developed.
Twenty thousand shares
approximately
and
notes
interest'in
other
has
,
regional sales
an
company's founders are Ralph M. Freydberg, Norman L.
FreydEli Freydberg, three brothers
who
together own the con¬
1913,
at
expenses
the
Pursuant to
—
dated
—
General Corporation and
Investment News
\
a
Securities Offered
—
Total
192,- p. 541.
1096,
p.
and
and
no
$185,600
—V.
i
.
Artistic- and
major
Moines, Iowa, filed a registration statement with
16, 1960, covering 400,000 shares of capital stock.
capacitators
be
quantities
plant)
General working capital-L^^^j...__—
(g)
line
papers—manu¬
foam
*
Des
1960,
It
and
trolling
41,349 shs.
install
employees
complete
a
wrapping,
the " new
,
Packaging.-Materials' Group.—V/192,
circular
may
The
Outstanding
Increased
(f)
marketing
gift
817.
p.
component
FINANCING
shs.
~
.
for
and
Shares, Inc.—Proposes Offerings—:.'f
Sept.
Conn.
film
PRESENT
are
June
densers
equipment
an
these funds approximately in
seven
Mr.
was
expected the principal .sales of the film will be for
packaging, especially
food
packaging, and electrical uses as a dielectric material in con¬
^
of
by
outlets
was
incorporated under the laws of Delaware
has offices at Canal and Ludlow Streets, Stam¬
organized to manufacture plastic film, which
will bo produced from Tenite
polyester in the form of resin, a patented
product developed
under
the
auspices of Eastman Kodak Co.
It
is
„
use
retail
BUSINESS—Terafilm
on
Court,
plastics.
41,349 shs.
offered
$37,500,
or
.
intends
colls
Artistic;
.
'
*
-
Canadian
.1
Sun's
company's
.
The corrected payment
v
by
fund,
190,
accessible
announced
new
100 par common stock.
costs.*—
$40,000
inventory-(25 additional units at-approximately $3,000 each).
75,000
; i (c)
Advertising- and printing.—.—
I
—:
25,000
(di -Payment of current obligations—*.—
—I...
: 15,000
Cr.-(e) Leasehold V Improvements.—i.—5,000
(t)
date Is indicated here,
to
be
to
Establishment
:
/'
...
.
shares
by
acquisitions
subordinated
promotional
Noa-
source.
.
the
will
amounting
to $15,900,
company
1(a)
at
all
lowing order of priority:
dividend
deductible
10th
Authorized
same
also'
15,000'
Sept.
12,
Burnham
&
Co.,
15 Broad
St., New York 5, N. Y., publicly offered 100
units of this Delaware corporation's
securities at $3,000
per unit.
Each unit consisted of $2,000 of 6%
registered
sold, the underwriting being on a "best
basis, the net proceeds to the company, after its expenses of
offering, amounting to approximately $11,000,
the underwriting
amounting
$185,600.
1
9-
East
the
company
reinforced
v .:
that
commission
9-20
9-30
r
.
was
Laws
(10c par)———i.—
15%; resident tax 7%.
;
the
company.
fiberglass
push
Tibbons
distributed
the
offering
efforts"
9
10-
9-30
40c
funds
the
sales
Sun's
package-tie
new
SEC
ford,
3605
(10c par)—.——4-1-—300,000
The
Previously published date
j
2
25c
(quar.)
for
by
spraying
PROCEEDS—If
9-15
I
less British income tax.
a
parts
for
assurance
9-15
$1.25
closed
under
at
Class A
9-15
i7y2c
(quar.).
books
located
Class
1—
Ltd.
Inc.,
organized
CAPITALIZATION
9-29
"V
Supply,
64,225,461
basis, 100,000 shares of this
class A common stock at $2.50 per share.
was
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Jewelry Co. (quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.)
73,619,339
66,531,578
1959.
component
package
the
Zenith
28,
;'
Zale
78,551,871
8,535,162
efforts"
Spray-Bilt,
to
access
36,188,298
company's principal business operations consist of the marketing
fiberglass and resin spraygun equipment that is assembled from
of
9-15
7y2c
—
inc.—
66,375,919
39,067,892
-retail ^outlets
new-
Chemical--^erc
Sun's
manufactured /by
Dyna.-Foam Corp.; > of
and
industrial
use,;, as
welL as other-, consumer- items
.
with
.This
the
The
37y2c
class A (quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
66,872,200
5,123,225
9,435,046
"best
—
Fla,,
Jan.
on
4-ii
—
5%
Hialeah,
9-13
10-10
1-10
—
Younker
1
10-
10-1
10-31
37y2c 4-29-61
York Water Co. (quar.)
Yosemite Park & Curry (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)—
8,744,738
Sun
household
—V.
Co., Inc., both of New York City, publicly
a
firm's 10d par
37%c 1-31-61
(quar.).
Research Corp.,
10-15
37V2C
37j/2C
—
$
266,322,871
-
pre-*
■
that
and
division
Spray-Bilt, Inc.—Class A Common Offered—Pursuant
a
Sept. 15 offering circular, J. I. Magaril Co. and
offered
10-20
12-
said
Sun's
600.
p.
Sandkuhl
25c
Towne
V '
*.
through -15,000
to
that
Supervised
.
11,037,282 -10,070,278
after
7
25C
Cab
,
operating taxes—
BUSINESS
Yale
for
64,136,339 477,356,109 442,506,427
Net
9-20
(monthly)
Yale Express System,
-0-, •'*
,•
■
was
by-its-recent-acquisition-of-Artistic Manufacturing. Co.,
:
;
T.
'■
'-'.'s-,-; :-r-r.
decorative
1960—7 Mos.—1959
•
40,198,098 292,864,146
to
—
Monthly
Yellow
:
Corp.—New Plants," Outlets—
midwest packaging industry
time
manufactured
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
68,012,229
Net
8-29
10-
'
•'i
of
time
common
the
Con¬
the
com¬
stock
then
in
exchange for 197,648 shares of
also
acquired 1,000 shares of its
predecessor's 4%
Sto-Chem Ltd.—Formed—
•
See
United
.
ury
-•
Rubber
Co.,
below.
- •
•
"
-
;.
•
;
;
'
-
Strolee
preferred stock then held in its
predecessor's treas¬
in exchange for 1,000 shares of the
company's 4% preferred stock.
197,648 shares of the company's common stock and
1,000 shares
its 4%. preferred stock are now held in
The
States
of
California, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our Sept. 19 issue
reported the public offering on
s
-X
4
in
Terafilm Corp.
i
Jr.
&
36.00Q
,•?.•.•-;"'1
—
Conn.-
factured
9-30
receipts.
(Two shs. for each five held)
&
1960—Month—1959
42,066,288
—V.
9-28
Telephone
•
34,000
Hayden,- StoneCo.—
•
growth for the
19
said
He
possible
,;;He
<;
New
expenses
Federal
7
10-15
Bell
below:
Shares
--/a ^'.u /V
push'-sales
first
1960,
revenues
Other
9-16
9-
15c
Combing of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
(F. W.)
Ltd. Ordinary & Amer.
deposit
of
15,
Operating
Woolworth
Stock div.
Co."
Sept.
Operating
9-16
9-23
$1.25
—
on"
•'
Ltd.—
Woodward &
Trust
SEC
Period Ended July 31—
10-14
11-
(quar.)—
preferred
1
11-
75c
(quar.)
made
9-15
Southern
to
the
grated
10-14
$1.26
.
Industries,
i
5
$1.27
—
(quar.)
Moldings
(John
10-
the
new
Sept,
Stamford,
York
filed
a
registration
covering American
Deposi¬
tary-Receipts for 50,000 bearer shares of this French auto manufacturer.
9-26
"
10-31
$1.50* "
(quar.)———
Class
7
9-30
$1.25
preferred
••.Plans
for
materials
Guaranty
with
shareholders
forth
set
Schweickart" &. Co._c
-r
•
Chemical
on
Alexander.
&.DRs
—
4;;
■
^Morgan
statement
.
(quar.)
for-
*
lie
pfd. (quar.)
V"
preferred
Wood
Filed—
9-30
10-31
i6c
Societe Anonyme Des Automobiles Peugeot
~
Co.; 6%
Service—
5.08 %
Wolverine
2
9-12'
r
Inc.'—.
5.04%
Wiser Oil Co.
12-
1
10-
15c;
——
Fund,
development
that research in the new laboratories would be
fields" in solid state physics and, physical chem¬
as
well as the energy processes involved in the'
of
:
-
••-
selling
stock
wv-"-
40,000
-
the
common
■
advanced
materials,
of
the
,
a;
•
(monthly)—————
Wisconsin Electric Pow.
Wisconsin
9-
10-15
v
Stores
1
■
•
Winn-Dixie
9
10-
$$1.25 *
said
,
from
Kalamazoo, .Mich., by- Norman E. Alexander,
President of Sun
Chemical, who said Sun planned to meet the growth
demands with new plants at
Cleveland,Indianapolis and St. Louis. V
v. (In (he past 18 months Sun pvit
into'operatioi^ 12 additional printing "
ink
manufacturing plants at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh; Rochester, N; Y.;r
Hartford;. Conn.,Richmond,.. Va;. Atlanta; .Montreal,- Toronto
and
Winnipeg, Canada; Caracas, ,yehe.zuela;,',Leeds, ;' England, -and
Lille,
France. Sun. now operates 41
printing ink manufacturing plants. — > (
; Completion
of the present expansion program..isexpected to require
two more years and total cost will be
several million dollars,
Mr.
Alexander said. /
's' k':.H'
utilization of Tsuch materials. In addition, new product developments
utilizing the output of this research will be undertaken, thus providing
a wide range of research
and development activity.—V. 192, p. 446.
9-
1-3-61
i%
dieted
K-/v?-
.
9-20
,
to
1096.
.'.Substantial
r
9-20
1
10-
$1.06 Va
Sun
-
-
istry
t;
1%
McGinn,
Company,
of
as
Shares
40,000
p.
>
named
below,
for
whom
representative, have severally
purchase
A
.
r//•-•</
Vice-President of
research
and
,-v:
acting
shares
of
•
192,
investment
devoted
Inc.— '
Industries,
———————„_
Windsor
the
-
9-19
183/4C
—_
Williams-McWilliams
■
applicant's
an 80-acre tract of~ land, oil" the northwest edge of Middleton.
planned to begin advanced research activities in the new facility
Robert
9-20
1
10-
$1.06 V*
„•
..
.
the
9-20"
1
10-
...
,
of
—V.
underwriters
is
to
Templeton
Develop¬
the middle of 1961, Mr. Smith
group.
*
J——
Stock
•
•
Whitehall 'Cement
...
purchase,
revealed:.;/
.. .r
,
Preliminary plans call for" the construction of a 50,000 square foot
building of modern design "to house the company's advanced research
'
Motor
subsidiary
a
The
Financial
on
is
by
9-15
"
White
is
709.
p.
underwriters.,
Columbia
corporation will build an advanced research center at Middleton,
at an estimated cost" of $2 million; it has been announced by
L. B;' Smith,
President of" the" Milwaukee, Wis., industrial firm.
Mr. Smith, said that
ground would be broken for'the project this
9-23
1
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.—
'5%' preferred (quar.)„——
189,
the
from
Wis.,
•
9-15'
'
10-
50c
which
Inc.,
,of
one
Co.
number
•'
■
The
&
commitment
Federman, Stonehill & Co.
Mitchum, Jones &
/.
!
The
9
tl7%C
——
of
be. made
(A. O.) Smith Corp.—New Research Center—
*
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)—"———
Co.,
adviser.—V.
9-19
12-
30c
—
ment
9-15
35c
Inc.
(quar.)!
(George) Ltd., class A (quar.
Class B (quar.)
Weston
is an employee
applicant is to
the
9-19
»
1-3-61
(quar.)—
Westmoreland.
•
9-16
1
(quar.)
by
9-23
9-15
1
$25c
(quar.)
com.
9-23
-
1
10-
12y2C
■
$1.25
Vi(estern Tablet & Stationery,
preferred
9-30
37y2c
Western Plywood Co., Ltd., class A (s-a)—
5%
9-30
30c
—
9-30
70c
(quar.)__—
Massachusetts
plicant
'
Monday, September 26, 1960
.
—
Stonehill
firm
a
respective
•
.
4%
.
Sept. 16 of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock.
The stock has no par value;Additional
details follow:
the
Investment
purchase warrants, and the Com-,
mission has issued an order giving interested persons until
Sept. 29,
1960, to request a hearing. The. said debentures are part of a public
offering of $2,000,000 debentures of. Central.
A director of
the
ap-/
9-23
9-30
(quar.)
common
Washington,
for
Company Act with
respect to its proposed purchase of $5,000 principal amount of Cen¬
tral- Charge Service,
Inc., 6%
subordinated sinking debentures, due
9-15
10-
12'/a %
(stock dividend)-
SEC
10-14
10-
,
10-14
$1.50
$1.7,5
$1.50
62 Vac
-
(quar.)-
Maryland
11-14
12-
$3.50
.
-
preferred
Western
Co.,
(quar.)
Extra
5%
Holder»
Per
Share
.
Name
Western
.
of
the
The
company
manufactures
and
sells
multi-channel, digital computers/ The
tions
in
New
Haven
in
1954
and
in
company's
electronic
pally
early
1959
treasury.
equipment
company
began
moved
its
it$
princi¬
opera¬
expanding
Volume
to
operations
a
192
building
new
A
GIVING
EFFECT
for
192,
neighboring
two
3,500 shs.
1,876 shs.
600,000 shs.
..•/
p
consolidated
increased over
Norman
periods,
shareholders
share
per
President,
announced
'i■,
•'
compared
r
1
with
share
July
the
on
This
report
a
•;
.
.
to
of
like
and
10.
the
on
under
half
first
■
of
the
first
Literature,
subsidiary
a
time
Inc.
The
June
on
those
were
1960,
Paper
Co.;
•
said.—V,.192,
decline
in
shares
will
be
assemble
sale
used
for
into completed
photocopy machines;
advertising; -and the balance of
national
retained
additional
as
BUSINESS—Bennett
machines.
working
sold
to
.brokerage
number
offices,:
the
of
of
under
users
different,
bed
are
does
cations,
and
machines.
photocopy
parts
which are
then, assembles these
company's
]" CAPITALIZATION—The
$1
value
pax;
photocopy
machines
trade
On
Sept.
its
1,
stock
the
1960,
at
issued
company
Upon
;.f
/,'///"'vV/'.'; //';; ■•'. '"V
■.; "
the
of
completion
this
rules
the
to
certain
and
conditions
regulations
California
offering,
the
securities
in
escrowed
and
Los
of
of
transfer
Angeles.—V. -192,
944.
p.
issue
to
of
to
for
policy
minimized
vention"
of
the
of
this
company
is
Cuba
adverse
effect
■
place
tions,
but
:
seizure
of
is
to
directors,
and
without
.their
-ownership.
but under
properties,
"Intervention"
"v
Government
Cuba's
share
steadily,
ment's
out,
in
Panama
the
take-over
in-1959
and
(3/T4th)
does
for
to
operations
the
of
shares
S.
State
sales
41.1%in
•
to
total
the
'1957;
first
instance,
sales
37:3%
to
of
of
the
reflects
of
company
relationship of Cuba to
periods commencing two
for
revolutionary;.government take-over Jan.
1,
Total
1958
14.8
the
.
thousands)
Total
eompany
Cuban
profit
%
19,
1960
date
and
six
stock,
stock;
fol¬
5J/a%
warrants
to
exercisable, during
the merger
after
the
at
a
price
a
Viscount
certain
aircraft presently owned
engines and propellers.
All
registration statement except
spare
in
the
•
share
each
T
••
'
..
United
of
■
.
at
$40
that holders of at least
convertible
accept
common
United
In
the
and
three-four¬
subordinated
of
the
It
out¬
debentures
for
and
included
are
registration
issued
be
to
share.
per
85%
due
In
this
the
21.7
statement
129,951
are
194,927 shares which
of
Capital,
substitution
In
of
shares
to be
are
plus
secured
of
issued
shares
60,000
of
the
filed
is
merger
United
flexible
of
holders
(which
merger
will
be
promissory
the
the Secretary of State
with
the
of
date
of
will
with
greater
a
the
that
received
of Capital believes
airline
stronger
Capital
be
to
a
providing
believes
Capital
United
of
is
management
be
system
securities
of
United
The
"will
route
the
the
State
reflected
be
after
and
potential."
The
of the merger to
benefits
by them
that
expanded
an
profit
in
the
that
"and
value
of
the
the merger into
realistic alternative to bankruptcy available, to
Capital."
The Chairman of Vickers-Armstrong has stated that, unless
the proposed merger proceeds expeditiously, he can see no" alternative
for Vickers than to press forward with its pending action to foreclose
the lien of its chattel mortgage on Capital's flight equipment.—V. 191,
only
2140.
p.
•
41.1 "
37.3:"
first-half
The
of
$1,290,000,
py
-
v>//.;//"/
«•
V ;:,
($582
to-.total.'ivi..34.1
$825
'/with
chairman
totalled
represents earnings
of $1.01
;
on
Total
preferred
Witco
1959—V.
4,
191,
2793.'*"
p.
:''
.
Of
stocks)
.
..
'
$0.90
$0.55
$0.52
$0.81
producer a reasonable net profit has been limited,". Mr. Billups told
the; stockholders/; "Nevertheless, the statement -reflecting earnings per
of
common
stock
represents the overall
productivity of our
company and indicates progress.
It is not expected that in the event
share
of
per
seizure
share
of
will
our-properties
proper
dollar
our.
be
to
in
properties
material.
be
In
returned
Cuba
event
to
compensation."-rV.
us
188,
that
of
the
p.
impact
property
at-some
on
seizure,
future
date,
latex
new
England,
be
J.
agers of the group that offered publicly on Sept. 23 an
issue of $5j0,000;000 of company's first mortgage
bonds,
%V series due 1990,. at 101.608% to yield 4.65%. The
Co.,
B.
Joyce
C.
,
Bradford
&
Co
192,
5,000
&
..
5,000-
<
•
2,500
&
&
Co.,
2,500
Frank,
Fox
Co.__„„
2,500
Meyer
2,500.,
u--
Rogers
&
Tracy,
Inc.
/
2,500-
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
&
French,
,
v
Inc.
Westheimer
/
•
Moore
Rice &
"Taylor,
5,000
542.
p.
T.
Stern,
Goodbody & Co^_—5,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
5,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
5,000
—V.
C0._^
Hutchinson
Inc.
5,000
j.
&
2,500
Co
-2,500;
Irving J.
.
—__
2 sno
Co
&
Co.
;Berwyn
;
.
Co.,
&
4,000
4,000
Co
Weedon
Chapman
McMaster
;»•
5,000
&
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.--_
&
2,500
Cc.«.__^i
2,500
■
(L. E.) Waterman Pen Co. Ltd.—Sub. to Acquire—
WPC
Enterprises,
Co.
Ltd.
Co.
wholly
a
subsidiary of L.
owned
E.
Pen
Waterman
of Ottumwa,
of
Canada,
has. agreed to acquire Barker Poultry Equipment
Iowa, H. J. Hoxby, President of Waterman, announced.
purchase price Is 150,000 shares of Waterman common stock and
The
an
additional $1,750,000 in cash and notes. 'The transaction
completed Sept. 30, 1960.,
•
to
is
be
"
-
Barker,
which is the world's largest manufacturer of poultry eviscer¬
ating systems, will be operated as a division of Waterman.
Seth 8.
Barker, founder and President of Barker, will continue as a
consultant
and
Edward
Mendenhall,*;General Manager, will head the
division.
new
In
1959, the 37-year-old Barker company registered sales in excess
of $4 million and profits of $&25,000.
According to Mr. Hoxby, Barker's
1960 sales should be higher than the 1959 figures and
profits should
increase
accordingly.
For the year ended Jan. ,31,
1960, Waterman
recorded
profit of $632,704 or 96
should add over 50 Scents
cents
a
quisition
full
year.
Waterman will have
ing
after
this
acquisition,"
(Del E.)
This
share.
per
"The
Barker
ac¬
per share In earnings In the first
approximately 970,000 shares outstand¬
he
said/—-V.
189,
2835.
p.
j.
.
(
.
Corpl—Proposes Offering—
Webb
corporation,
South
302
<
23rd Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz., filed a regis¬
Sept;- 21, 1960, covering $8,000,000
of convertible subordinated debentures due October, 1975, 640,000 shares
of common stocky and warrants to purchase 320,000 common shares. It
is proposed to offer these securities in 160,000 units, each
consisting of
$50 principal amount of debentures, four common shares, and warrants
statement
two
terms
to
be
SEC
The
shares.
common
are
the
with
supplied
on
public offering price and underwriting
amendment.
Lehman Brothers is listed
by
the principal underwriter.
as
The
is
company
,
in
engaged
the business of
general
a
contractor
in
the
building and construction field, as well as other aspects of property
development, including development for, its own account; and it also
has interests in hotels, shopping centers, office and apartment build¬
ings, community developments and a manufacturing company. Accord-'
ing to the prospectus, the completion of the development of properties
/now in
process
of development and the acquisition and development
of properties under option or contract, but not yet under development,
will require substantial expenditures during the next two and one-half
years.
The company also expects other opportunities to arise for the
acquisition of interests in additional properties.
Of the net proceeds
of this financing, the company expects to make expenditures„o.n these
prior
developments
December,
to
1962
follows:
as
hotels,
$4,1)00,000;'
paries, $1,-,
property development, $3,000,000; apartments and trailer
500,000; shopping centers, $2,000,000; and ^office buildings
trial areas, $1,000,000.
••
.
.
•
1
'
and indus¬
./
,
addition
In
various indebtedness,
to
\
the company now has outstand¬
ing 3,599,874 shares of common stock, of which 75% is owned by Del
E. Webb, President and Board Chairman, and 25%
by L. C. Jat'obson,
Executive Vice-President.
'
///
West Coast Telephone
Co.—Additional Financing De¬
19 issue reported the Sept. 16 offering
tails—Our Sept.
125,000 shares of this firm's common stock. Additional
financing details follow:
<
underwriters
named
below,
severally,. have
pursuant to the terms of the underwriting agreement with the
and subject to certain ;conditions therein set forth, to our-,
the number o:f shares of stbek offered hereby set opposite" i heir
agreed
^.company,,
chase
a
the United States Rubber Co. Sept.
and
new
rubber
chemical company, Sto-Chem Ltd., to
in England. Each corporation will
latex
company.
...
.
,
high
will
George
be
R.
planned
the
in
be
built
operation
into
on
In
-.
20-acre
a
the fall
to
the
a
site
In
the
it will
total invest¬
of
1961,
Shares
acrylic
group
board-of
of
types
plant.
new
synthetic
rubber
Douglas
Roberts,
who
has
„Co.
Ltd.,
Witco's
British
wholly-owned
subsidiary.—V.
191,
p.
2249.
California
&
J.
Curtis
Barth
Lester,
Inc.
Glasco
See
Corp.,
above.—V.
192,
p.
with
to
corporation
the
be
Samet
SEC
offered
&
Co.,
Sept.
13,
I960
New
York,
N.
Y."
&
Inc.—
Co.——
Cook
2,800
Davis, Skaggs &
&
Co
Inc.
1.800
1,400
Friedman—_
1,400
Inc.———
1,400
&
&
Co.
Co.,
1,400
———
Eubanks,
2,100
Meyerson & Co,———
Wulff, Hansen & Co.___^_
2,100
Murphey
Inc.
2;100
Donald
2,100
E.
Richards
&
192,
&
Ff»".
p.
Co.
Inc
2,100
1,400
Harper & Son
P.
Stewart,
-
1,800
Inc.
Co.—--
Grande
2,800
Inc.,
.
1,800
Zllka, jSmither & Co.,
Campbell
&
Robbins
2,800
H.
1,800
Co.,
Jones
Maxfield
1,800
1,800
Co.
Cleveland
Corp.-^—;
Foster & Marshall
—^
Co.,
—V.
F.
Favre,
C.
Sloan &
Hinkle
&
1,400
1,400
1,100
Inc.
1
1,100
Inc.
1,000
Co
Co.,
1140.
1039.
filed
a
letter
of
see
Chemical Co., Inc.—Joint Venture-
United
States
Rubber
Co.,
above.—V.
192, p. 543.
'
.j./
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Yardney Electric
notification
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par one cent).
probably around Oct.. 4 at $3 per-share,- through S. S.
Inc.,
S.
1,800
—
&
Newhard,
&
Exchange Commission—
on
June
&
-——T--—
Collins
J.
Dain
M.
Gould
Inc.
Co.
&
2,100
Wm.
—
Slocumb
Witco
The
.
2,800
Co..—
First
Vogue Instrument Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and
J.
3,500
Durst,
----
Brush,
Camp
2,100
—
.—
Blankenship,
t
2,800
—
&
&
Wagenseller
Co—
&
Co—/—
&
Brothers
Mason
Co.
2,100
Co.—
2,800
Co
&
Ryons
&
&
Co
&
2,800
Weedon
Elworthy
Lundborg
Strauss
,Blakely,
2 P00
Co.—
&
Sutro
S.
William
—
—
J.
3,500
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
Hooker
Corp.—Acquires—-
Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Hill
Universal Match
Co
Northwest
Pacific
First
been
manufacturing for Witco's U. K. operations, will leave
that post
to become general manager of the new firm. Distribution
of Sto-Chem's output will be handled exclusively by Witco Chemical
of
Inc
Co.,
&
Irving
14,000
10,500
4,200
3,500
Co.—..—
&
Schwabacher
vice-president of U. S. Rubber, will be the
Sto-Chem.
Co.,
Walston
21,000
Inc
Witter
Crowell,
meet a rapidly rising demand for various
Kingdom. A complete line of butadiene-
United
styrene,
nitrile and
manufactured in the
Vila,
of
to
_
capacity of 8,000,000 pounds. The
than $2,500,000.
more
latex
plant,
goes
9
&
Dean
1658.
Union Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Lehman
Brothers,
Blyth & Co., Inc. and Bear, Stearns & Co. are joint man-
&
Sullivan
Blyth
./■'
annual
is
plant
chairman
earnings
expect
receive
of
of
manager
we
or
the
initial
will
styrene,
■'
an
ment
.$0.56
the revolutionary government came into power Jan. 1, 1959
ability- of our investment in. Cuba, approximately $3,400,000, to
for
synthetic
the" Sto-Chem
Midlands
have
-
$0.88
Inc.
Co.,
plans
of
When
The
$0.61
_-/r.
50%
forms
'.'Since
the
Chemical
^
(1.74)
.
Baird
6,000
&
-
respective names.
States Rubber Co.—Joint Venture—
manufacture
/
Cuba—$0.34
company
Exclusive
& Co.____
Renshaw_____j
Collins
John
6,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
share compared
per
per
July
ad
net
share for the first half of 1959.
The above, per
were
based on 1,664,218 shares outstanding on July
cents
earnings
1960
23.8
7.49
6,000
Noyes
&
Share?
$587
32.6
Earns, per/share on common stock/./•
../(After providing'for dividends-1 .5
A.
Julien
—
Inc.
of
the board.
of
world-wide income for the first half of 1960
against $44,844,000 for the same period in 1959.
gross
96
share
earnings for
1960, after provision for: "taxes
$1,678,000 compared with $1,597,000 for the com¬
the previous year, it was announced on Sept. 14
of
six-month
The
own
$975
.-
Crowell,
Farweh,
Inc.
Co.,
Co
Shares
Miller,
Corp.—Net Up—
Benjamin,
S.
Robert
UA's
$51,426,000
'.//'•• •
'.'i/K-''
/-■/■'
9,000 "
Inc.
Bosworth.
net
were
period
parable
22.5
'•
Rodman
9,000
and
&
&
-
Artists
United
1960
24.5
David
Co.__—_
Co
Robert W.
for
date
prior
33.2
&
-
4,000
9,000
9,000
.
Inc.__
Jackson
&
Mellen
Inc.
—
Allyn
tration
overall
1959
Webber,
C.
purpose
registration
•'./,
for
Wallace
'•
/
Joseph,
25,467
offer of United to exchange
the basis of 20 shares of United
debentures;
common
shareholders
to
commercial
The
an
on
such
warrants
Co.
Co.
Curtis
Bache
./
out¬
common
purchase
share
of
&
Witter
Capital's
merger),
preferred
par
months
of
(including $33,677,967
the
of
five-year
warrant
to
of United common
a
substituted.
be
to
securities
^
;
settlement
full
$100
Vickers'
merger
of merger
United
.
(In
;
pro¬
certain
unexchanged.
Each share of Capital common
and exchanged for one-seventh of a share of
a
effective
announced
% iCuban ^sales'. to
total___r^ ■; •
Net profit !(after taxes)
/•>'•
■
in
July
included
$1,000
common
management
24.5%
years
G.
mortgage to Vickers-Armnotes, to secure the payment
Vickers will cause to be sub¬
the
effective
and
and
Capital.
«-*
company
.
;
aircraft
and obligations of United, except the secured promissory notes
Capital and the debentures of Capital for which securities of United
of
company
the
Capital's
7 Mos.
LP-Gas Sales (million gallons)
,
secured
after all
necessary
actions
have been taken,
including
obtaining of an order from the Civil Aeronautics Board approving
•the
merger), all
property,
assets, business,, rights
and interests of
United and of Capital will be vested in United, and all debts, liabili¬
ties and obligations of United and of Capital will become debts, lia¬
1959:
1957
'
indebted
was
the
as
the
1
'
Co._ 25,468
Becker
Delaware
pointed
•(:
.
into United.
bilities
1960.
the
-
the
mean
in" 1958,' to
months
*seven
of
of
merger
United
2,
•
•
agreement
.'■£ '///■.-/■■■'
agreement
Department,
Billups
Mr.
of
as
&
of
.
-
in
known
chattel
of
agreement,
the
of
included
On
operations of the company has decreased
prior to the revolutionary govern¬
23-8%- in/.the
of ..the
U.
Hammill
A.
,
1960,
engaged
was
company, each under¬
the number of shares set opposite its name
'
; ;
.
"
to purchase
Tegtmeyer &
Stearns & Co
Dean
into
each
the
pattern
the
11,
shares
common
H.
&
of
$10.—V.
opera¬
not
Wm.
Paine,
on
shares
par
Ave.,
Aug.
an
of
United's
15
and
to
common
notes
the
..
and
of
debentures for United
Also
years
Cuban
of
from
The. fallowing, table
to
two
with
.
Jan. .1,, 1959.:, For
,on
percentage
decreased
and
overall
commencing
the
have
of
the
mort¬
.-.•/'/'.
-
shares.
remain
condition
a
more
management
"
the continued effectiveness of an
the two companies and Vickers-
Capital,
the
are
statement.
/
.
of
with
merger
under
common
-"
to
years
common
United
'
registrar for the
government
to
.184,435
Shares
Chicago, filed a
Sept. 21, 1960 covering securi¬
Inc.,
upon
holders
thereon
and
converted
240,000
.
members
''-"-V'/'
the
notes
together
will
be
common
with
for
Securities
the
\
in
diversifying
its
operations
has
of • -theCuban
Government's
"inter¬
under
company
'
•;
of
aggregate
Shearson,
was
subsidiaries
593,595
stock,
been
formerly
a
manuals.-
writer agreeing
between
standing $12,000,000 of-4'/»%
July 1, 1976 of Capital shall
v
established by the
Cuban
Government
in. other industries-,/ that could
follow.
Protests
have been filed, Mr. Billups said, with" the Cuban
Government, with
the
pursuant
a
share;
per
common
is
the
the
its
debt;
Cicero
on
under
seven
teenths
shares
an
the.
SEC
All
shares
United
The
and
South
the
date
Interest
ending
standing
impact ^otaan; /'-'intervention''- as utilized by > the/Cuban /Govern¬
ment, vMr. -Billups '' explained; -is' to-' remove the -.owners'- ..management,
*
5959
parts.
said
159,000
United
such
accordance
19
.
pledged
are
and
Under
commence
.
•
and
common
"
v
and
indebtedness
the 60,000
company's' properties there, although the problem
important one, according to Fred H. Billups,. President,
in a letter to stockholders.-.^'This policy'has been
stepped up during
the. past
two years, he said, particularly as related to U. S. and
other foreign operations."
'//■/
: //■/
in
of
technical
Bear,
first
new
,
-
an
1959.-
the
and
purposes
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed, subject to certain conditions contained in the purchase contract
with the selling shareholders, to purchase from the
selling shareholders
$146,629,810
According to the prospectus, Capital
in the amount of $33,717,583 on its
engines
the
Capital,
such
500,000
30,000
and
A.
of
year
of
long-term
notes..' Under the said agreement,
$45
by
;>.///
of
to
.
in
Inc. has
and
produces
company
1960, total operating
revenues
company
shares
■:
conditioned
trustee
as
the
the
The
30,
calendar
'
Tropical Gas Co.; Inc.—Cuban Holdings—
■
the
-
and
same
1960,
items
period
Trust
.
service
gas
The
below:
series of I960;
60,000 shares of United's common
purchase 200,000 shares of United's common stock,
the Union Bank of Los Angeles
and
Savings Association
National
30,
are
•
the
Capital Airlines,
t£e
spare
Exchange Commission and
and
agent
respectively,
are,
America
June
lowing:
■
Bank
of
principal
Corporations.
Upon the completion of this
public will own
46.51%
of
the
outstanding
investing
of
unpaid
open
'*:?*
the
the company
of
the
is
stituted
of
APPOINTMENTS—The
and
of
of
par
and
June
corporate
variety of business forms at its two
plants In Chicago and Clinton, 111. Products include continuous forms
used
with
business machines and high speed data
processing equip¬
ment, carbon interleaved unit sets,
telegraph blanks and non-con¬
tinuous forms. The firm's other major product lihe consists of
catalogs
1959
expected
are
Inc.—Merger Proposed—
with
under
merger
strong,
'"
stock
issued
merger
photocopy
patented. "
the company
company, and the officers,
of the- underwriting firm will own- 53.59%.
i
be
related
officers, directors, and
funds
are
presently being
.
the Securities
of
Division
-
of
for
of
Inc.,
statement
related
the company will have out¬
value common stock, including
200,000 shares will be held by the
investing public for which they will have paid $200,000. 230,000 shares
jssued for services, intangibles and $30,000 cash will, be held by cer¬
tain /officers, a directors,-and
members
of
the
underwriting
firm.
200,000 of these shares issued for services and intangibles will be
subject
to
Lines,
the
as
been
the
Press.
community.
operating
$325,405,000 in
Armstrong Limited.
$42,500
offering,
standing 430,000 shares of'its $1
the 3.0,000 shares described above.
part
Press,
printing business since 1908,
bank
of continuing addi¬
corporate purposes. For
natural
and
area,
total
and 11,402,622
;.;/ :
•
:
Such
reactions
the
not
are
aggregate
an
of the; underwriting firm.
The
purchase necessary items to enable
to
operations.
with
,
Air
agreement
certain
to
added
cost
other
Illinois
one
$23,114,878
was:
stock;
United
for
manufac¬
on
into
is ; authorized
stocjk.
v//
$30,000 cash,
for
par
obtainable
parts
machines
members
;.psed
-
of
1096.
p.
ties
$20,000
have
unions,
.company-
.
common
'
of
Louis
capitalization
1960
registration
of
conditions.;"*; '
other
company.
The
of
St.
and
United Air Lines,
any
parts of its machines.
It subcontracts
manufactured by subcontractors to company's specifi¬
buys
_
markets The
shares
bonds,
30,
,
automatic
are
be
general
shares offered, which were all sold, were formerly held
by one individual shareholder and two private trusts.
McCormick
manufacture
not
parts which
the
in
construction expenditures
'fe
■/;
; / •/• photocopy machine in two sizes and a flat
combination photocopy developer and exposer photocopy machine
at present in the tooling state of manufacturing.
The company
,
continuous
A
meet
to
will
short-term
missory notes issued in payment for its fleet of Viscount aircraft
turing concerns, and the armed forces in order to obtain the
i
bonds
retire
,
compared
income
net
192.
capital.
attorneys'; offices,
to
incurred
and .for
.
1961,
.or
BUSINESS—Wallace
of the
used
finance
to
plant;
sale
be
of the company amounted to $154,906,805 and net Income
preferred
M.
limited
A
costs;
and
communities
June
Hartman," the
company's
President, and
Frank J. Marlow; the company's Vice-President, have developed over
a
number
of
years
several
different
types of photocopy machines
designed to retail from ■•'$99.50 to $249.00.
The company will place
particular emphasis on the manufacture and sale of the lower priced
•
the
to
..
component -parts
be
be
the
from
from
the
,
$31,000,000,
1960 and
Metropolitan
gage
company
proceeds
used" for
be
capital.
writing group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co, and
Wm. H. Tegtmeyer & Co. made a secondary
offering of
184,435 common shares of Wallace Press, Inc., of Chi¬
cago, 111., on Sept. 20 at a price of $16.75 per share. The
prices ranging from
to 100% for those
1939,
to
are
51
Wallace Press, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—An under¬
•
those
on
proceeds
working
1961
1,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale
approximately. $162,500 after deducting expenses.
The
to use the proceeds in the following manner: /..:.,.'/
$100,000
will. .be used
to
purchase, fabricate and
Approximately
will
the
to
proceeds
the
and
opera¬
proposes
company
will
net
option of
$124,900,000.
$26,198,915
Triangle Business Machines, Inc.—Common Stock Of-,
fered—Pursuant to a Sept. 14 offering circular, Holton,
Henderson & Co., 210 W.; 7th St., Los Angeles, Calif.,
publicly offered; 200,000 shares of this firm's $1 par com¬
mon
stock.'v''/\;/)'///V/
/:,// ;i
'/'PROCEEDS—The
1,
Sept.
to
REVENUES—For the 12 months ended
revenues
newspaper
Sept.
construction
Missouri
,
802.
p.
redeemable .at. the
are
prior
general funds
property
two years
ing
but
entire
Library and
improved
Times-Mirror Broadcasting Co.
moderate
a
of
The
-
BUSINESS—The company and its utility subsidiaries, Missouri Power
& Light Co. and Missouri Edison
Co., supply electric service in terri¬
tories in Missouri, Illinois and Iowa,
having an estimated population
of 2,140,000 and an area of
approximately 19,200 square miles* includ¬
American
New
by~
after
or
approximately
aggregate
paperback
2,
arrangement, its results for the
with the parent company figures,
offset
Press
for
World
became
Publishers',
Chandler
Mr.
results
interests
of
Times-Mirror
and
tions,
Library
company
performance
from
results
operating
consolidated
were
strong
A
the
publishing
a
pooling
book
compares
American
New
redeemed
company's
of
1960
the
3,593,940 shares
in
Included
/
The
on
tions' to
stock
with
$2,336,517, equal to 65
cents
a
outstanding a year earlier after adjust¬
ing for
the 4% /.-stock dividend paid
in
January,
I960,, and
the
3-for-l stock split effected in April, I960.
at
share
the
loans
$2,578,666, or 64
outstanding
were
common
those
PROCEEDS—Net
to
the
for
redeemed
;
.
for
bonds
new
redemption
101.61%
///C/./
shares
4,019,109
in
$50,036,198
a
REDEMPTION—The
for
the
28
weeks
ended
corresponding period
last
year,
approximately
the
same
for
both
12.
$57,471,652
on
company at regular redemption prices larging from 106.36%
for
redeemed prior to Sept.
1,-1961 to 100%
for those redeemed
after Sept.
1, 1989; and at special
revenues
/Earnings after taxes and minority interests
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awarded
was
bids, also for 43/4S, were: First Boston Corp.
associates, 100.539, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
associates, 100.51.
and
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
(M-N)
Birmingham City, Ala.
Names Paying Agent — Chem¬
Bank New York Trust Com¬
ical
has
been
named
paying
agent for $8,500,000 various pur¬
pose-bond issues of Birmingham
pany
City, Alabama.
Burhank Parking District No. 1,
California
Bond
Offering
Taylor,
on
(City
4
$825,000
Dated
from
VI
the
parking
Oct.
will
7:30
for
to
receive
p.m. (PST)
purchase of
bonds.
revenue
1/1960. Due
1962
1986
G.
Naomi
—
Clerk,
bids until
Oct.
July 1
on
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
California (State of)
Bond
Offering—Bert
State
Treasurer,
A.
will
Betts,
receive
sealed
j
at
the
County
-
,
CALIFORNIA
sealed
chovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of interest cost of about 3.90%, as net interest cost of about 3.88%,.
• v'/•
Y
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Winston-Salem, J. R. Williston & follows1:
V- - •.
Beane, Burns, Corbett & Pickard, $384,000 as 3%s. Due on May 1 $415,000 as 4V4S. Due on Oct. 1 '
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
from. 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
1
Bond O f f e r i n g—J. H. Fitz- Inc., Dreyfus & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co., Joseph Mellen &
335,000 as 3V2S. Due on May 1
3,385,000 as 3%s. Due on Oct. 1
patrick, City Clerk, will receive
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
from 1971 to 1991 inclusive.
'
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Miller, Inc., John C. Legg & Co.,
McDonnell & Co., Milburn, Coch¬
275,000 as 33As. Due on May 1
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $900,Ligonier School City, Ind.
ran & Co., Inc.,
from 1977 to, 1980 inclusive.
000 water, series A bonds. Dated
Newburger, Loeb
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
1,586,000 as 3%'s. Due on May 1 school
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Aug/ 1 from' & Co., Peoples National Bank of
building 1960 bonds offered
from 1981 to 1995 inclusive.
1961
to
1999
inclusive.
Charlottesville, John Small & Co.,
Callable
on
Sept.
15
was
sold
to. The
as
of Aug. 1, 1975. Principal and
Inc.,
and
Robert L.
Whittaker
Other members of the syndicate
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp./r
i V;',:/
interest (F-A) payable at the City & Co.
were
as
follows:
Bache
&
Co, as 3V4S, at a price of 100.581, a
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Equitable Securities Corp, First basis of about 3.13%.
Danielson, Conn.
of Michigan Corp, Rand & Co,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Dated Oct. 1, I960.
Due semi¬
Bond Offering—Julien A. Barrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co, Wm. E. annually from July 1, 1961 to Jan.-,
rette, Borough Treasurer, will re¬ Pollock &
Francisco.
Co, Inc., McDonnell & 1, 1971 inclusive. Principal and
ceive sealed bids at the Connecti¬
Co, Inc., Field, Richards & Co, interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
South Dos Palos Water District,
cut Bank & Trust Co., Room 504,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
American State Bank, in Ligonier.
Merced County, Calif.
Fifth Floor, 750 Main St, Hart¬
Bond
Legality approved by Ross, lhcOffering — Albert J. ford,
until 2 p.m.
(EDST)
on
INDIANA
Cord, ice 6c Miller, of Indiana-;
Cesario, Secretary of the Board of Sept. 26 for the purchase of $114,Township School Twp. POlisDirectors, will receive sealed bids 000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept. 15, Decatur
:
-m
at his office in Merced, until 8
(P. O. R. R. 3, Box 881,
1960. Due on Sept. 15 from 1961
Mentone, Ind.
Indianapolis), Ind.
to
p.m. (PST) on Oct. 12 for the pur¬
1970
inclusive.
,V
Legality ap¬
Bond '.Offering — Merrill
E.
Bond
chase
of
Offering — William E.
$183,000
1960
water proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
Peterson, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. <Due on of Hartford.
Adamson, Township Trustee, will will
/
receive
sealed
payable
Treasurer's office.
bids until 10 a.m.
(PST)
July 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
on Sept. 28 for the purchase" of Principal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
$75,000,000 bonds, as follows:
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
$25,000,000 state school building, office. Legality approved by Or¬
series X bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
1960. Due
to
1986
on
Sept. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Callable
as
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Western State College of
Sept. 1, 1981.
50,000,000 veterans 1958, series
Z bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to
1986 inclusive.
Callable
as
of
April 1, 1981.
Principal
at
the
State
San
payable
Treasurer's
Bond
Sale—The $1,780,000 stu¬
housing revenue 1960 bonds
offered on Sept. 16—v. 192, p. 945
dent
office.
awarded
—were
Housing
bonds
County, Calif.
election
offered
on
1959, series B
Sept. 6—v. 192,
644—were awarded to The Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 100.94,
a
basis
of
about
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
by Day,
Berry
1
from
of
1,
1961
to
Legality approved
& Howard, of
Hartford.
^
and
as
to
3.80%.
Bond
v;
(P. O. Bloomfield), Ind.
'Bond Sale
The $720,000 first
3yss, at
a
HAWAII
Finance
Home
price of
Hawaii County (P. O.
Hawaii
par.
Connecticut (State of)
District,
County, Calif.
County
Bond
Sale
The
$35,440,000
highway system bonds offered on
Sept. 21—v. 192, p. 945 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Chase Manhattan Bank, and
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., both
of New York, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.079999, a basis of about 2.89%.
—
Other members of the
•Fontana Unified School
Sale—The
Hilo),
■
:
were
as
syndicate
Treasurer,
will
'L
awarded
Tanabe,
receive
sealed bids at the office of Wood,
King, Dawson & Logan, of New
York City, 48 Wall St, New York
5, N. Y, until 2:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $2,-
public
500,000
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
1
improvement
Nov.
from
1,
1963
clusive.
1960.
to
;
1982
*
1960
Due
in¬
$39,000
a
composed
group
of
school
1963
245,000
from
160,000
inclusive.
to
1967
as
4%s.> Due
1968
as
to
1979
4V2S.
Due
on
School District (P. O.
Jan.
St., Indianapolis), Ind.
$390,000 school
building and bus purchase bonds
offered on Sept. 7—v. 192, p. 847—•'
1
as
4%s.
1985 to
Due
on
Jan.
Sale—The
awarded
to
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co, Inc., as 2%s.
were
1
from 1980 to 1984 inclusive.
245,000
1605 East
86th
Bond
inclusive.
on
Sept.
Washington Township Metropolitan
;
Jan.
on
of about 3.31%,
Co, The City Se¬
Corp, and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co, Inc., as follows:
$70,000 as 4V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
curities
.
offered
192, p. 847—were awarded,
to Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co, as
3%s, at a price of 100.28, a basis
John Nuveen &
from
•;
to
bonds
13—v.'
1
West
1990 inclusive.
Lafayette School City, Ind.
Bond
follows:
Offering
Samuel
—
'
M.
Paradiso, Secretary of the Board
Bankers Trust
First
Bond
building
mortgage revenue bonds offered
on
Sept. 12—v. 192, p. 946—were
Greenwood City School Building
ILLINOIS
Co., of New York,
Corporation, Ind.
Offering — V. Dennis
Bank,
and Cook County School District No. 67
Bond Offering—Q. Arthur Day,
Northern Trust Co., both of Chi¬
Wardle, County Clerk, will re¬
(P. O. Golf), III.
Secretary of the School Building
ceive sealed bids at his office in cago, Glore, Forgan & Co., HarriBond Offering—Sealed bids will
Corporation, will receive sealed
San
man Ripley &
Co., Inc., Salomon be received until Sept. 29 for the
Bernardino, until
11
a.m.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct.
(PST) on Oct. 10 for the purchase Bros. & Hutzler, Eastman Dillon,
purchase of $484,000 school bonds. 4 for the
purchase of $415,000 first
of
$150,000 school-election 1957, Union Securities & Co., First Na¬ Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1977
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
series 4 bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1960. tional Bank of Oregon, in Port¬ inclusive.
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
Due on Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1976
land, R. W. Fressprich & Co.,
inclusive. Principal and interest Ladenburg,
Menard, Cass and Sangamon Coun¬ 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
Thalmann
&
Co.,
and interest (F-A) payable at the
ties Community Unit Sch. Dist.
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Equitable Securities Corporation,
National Bank of Greenwood. Le¬
No. 201 (P. O. 311 South
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ F. S. Moseley & Co., Carl M,
Seventh St., Petersburg),
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
of Los Angeles.
Illinois
Wood, Struthers & Co, W. E.
Bond Offering—Jep. P. Grosboll,
Hutton & Co., Trust
Hammond, Ind.
Hudson School District,
Company of
Los Angeles
Bond Sale—An issue of $2$0,000
Georgia, in Atlanta, Lee Higgin- Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
County, Calif.
tion, will receive sealed bid^ until sewer
son Corp., Dominick &
reconstruction
and
fire
Bond
Dominick,
Offering — Gordon T.
8 p.m. (CDST) on Sept. 26 for theT
building and equipment bonds of¬
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive Clark, Dodge & Co.,- L. F^ Roths¬
purchase qf $395,000 school site fered on
sealed bids at his office in Los child & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Sept. 13 was sold to The
and building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Continental Illinois National Bank
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on National State Bank, of Newark,
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
& Trust Co, of Chicago, as 3%s,
Oct. 11 for the purchase of
$374,- Shearson, Hammill & Co., Bache 1969 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ at a
& Co., Francis I. duPont
000 school election
price of 100.415, a basis of
&;Co,
1959, series C
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Cooley & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
about 3.32%.'
/
or
trust company designated by
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Co.,
Inc.,
Goodbody
&
Co.,
Hammond School City, Ind.
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
Principal and interest .(M-N) pay¬ Hitsch & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Bond Sale—The $540,000 school
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
able
at
the
County Treasurer's Co., Inc., Stern Brothers & Co.,
of Chicago.
•>
improvement
bonds
offered
on
office.
James A. Andrews &
Co., Inc.,
Sept. 13 — v. 192, p. 847 — were
Mount Vernon, III.
Las Lomitas School
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
District,
awarded to The Harris Trust &
Boatmen's National Bank of St.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 working
California
Savings Bank, of
Chicago, and
Louis,
City
National
Bank
& cash fund bonds offered on Sept. 6
Bond Sale—The
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co, Inc.,
$100,000 school, Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Federa¬ —v. 192, p. 946—were awarded to at a
series C bonds offered on
price of 102.895.
Sept. 13 tion
Bank & Trust Co., of New Stifel, Nicolaus & Co, as follows:
—v. 192,
p. 945—were awarded to
First National Bank in $20,000 as 2%s. Due on Jan.
Indiana University (P. O.
The Bank of America N. T. & York,
1, 1963
Dallas, Gregory & Sons, King
S. A., of San Francisco.
and 1964.
Bloomington), Ind.
Quirk & Co., Inc., National City
20,000 27/sS. Due on Jan. 1, 1.965
Oxnard School
Bond
Sale —The
$3,800,000
District, Ventura
Bank,
of Cleveland,
Chas.
W.
and 1966.
County, Calif.
Scranton & Co., Wells & Christenathletic
facilities
first mortgage
North Chicago, III.
Bond
Offering — Robert L. sen, Inc., Brown Bros. Harriman
revenue bonds offered on Sept. 13
Hamm, County Clerk, will re¬ & Co., Ernst & Co., Field, Richards
Bond
Sale —The $2,580,000 —v. 192, p. 946—were awarded to
ceive sealed bids at his
office in & Co., Folger, Nolan, Flemingwaterworks and sewerage revenue a
group
composed of the City
Ventura, until 11 a.m.
(PST) on W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
bonds offered on Sept'. 12—v. 192, Securities
Oct. 4 for the purchase of
Corp, Collett & Co,
Gordon Graves & Co., The Mil¬
$700,000
school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. waukee Company, Rambo, Close p. 847—were awarded to a syndi¬ Inc., Indianapolis Bond & Share
San Bernardino
North Judson Consol. School Corp.,
Indiana
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Eastern Sch. Building Corporation
.
Federal
the
Bond Offering—Dick T.
Sale—The $300,000 school
building
1980
for
the
purchase
bonds. Dated Oct.
CONNECTICUT
Charter Oak Unified Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles
1960.
(P. O. Denver), Colo.
Francisco.
Bond
sealed bids at the office of Day,
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
on
.
interest
and
Bond Offering—Charles Schied-
until
1 p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 4 for the
Sept. 29 for the pur¬
purchase of $113,000 waterworks !'
chase of $80,000 school building1
revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1960.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1990
semi-annually from July 1, 1961'
inclusive. Principal and
interest
to Jan. 1, 1971 inclusive. Principal
(M-S)
payable at the Farmers
and interest (J-J) payable at the
State Bank, in Mentone. Legality
Merchants National Bank & Trust
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
Co, of Indianapolis. Legality ap¬
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
(CDST)
ing, Town Treasurer, will receive
Sept.
29
$1,160,000
COLORADO
Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Agency,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
p.
Colorado
of
i
bids
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Glastonbury, Conn.
of
National
School
sealed
Trustees,
bids until
1
will
receive
(CST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $70,000
p.m.
school
building 1960 bonds.
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on July;
and 1965.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Dated
1964
1,
Purdue
ette.
man
National
Bank, of Lafay¬
Legality approved by Chap-'
& Cutler, of Chicago.
.
IOWA
.
Carroll, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
on
construction
Sept. 12
was
3s,1 at
interest
a
cost
$110,000
offered
sold to Becker &
Cownie, Inc., and
Co, Inc., jointly,
and
bonds
White-Phillips
3.10s, 2.80s
price of 100.027, a net
of about 2.91%.
as
Central Community School District.
(P. O. Donnellson), Iowa
.
I
Pue
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1961
and
to
1976
interest
and
Kerner
German,
Inc.,
Scudder
&
Talmage & Co., Wa¬
cate headed by
Co,
at
a
Kidder, Peabody &
price
of
98.2981,
a
net
Bond Sale—The
,
$600,000 school
bonds offered
p.
on
Sept. 7—v. 192,
946—were awarded to a group
composed of The Mercantile Trust
Company,
of
St.
Louis, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Carleton D. Beh Co, at a
price of
100.004,
cost
net
a
interest
of
about 3.32%, as follows:
$356,000
as
from
80,000
3.20s.
1961
1974 and
80,000
1978
and
Des Moines
on
Nov.
1
inclusive. '
on
Nov.
1,
on
Nov.
1,
on
Nov.
1,
Due
1977.
3V2S.
as
Due
1973
Due
1975.
3.40s.
as
1976 and
84,000
to
3.30s.
as
Due
1979.
Indep. Community Sch.
District, Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
Herrold
V.
Corp, and Raffensperger, Hughes Mann, Secretary of the Board of
& Co, at a price of 100.0001, a Directors, will receive sealed bids
Volume
192
Number 5989
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
until 10
a.m. (CST) on Oct. 6 for
purchase of $3,000,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
MAINE
Paddock
&
Stone,
Securities Corp., B. J.
of Detroit.
the
Chesterville, Farmington and
Industry School Administrative
Dist. No. 9 (P.O. Chesterville), Me.
Bond Offering—Robert S. Wells
1980 inclusive.
Dubuque, Iowa
Offering—Leo F.
Bond
City
-melt,
,:
Clerk,
Oct.
for
10
Eank
will
the
purchase
11.
of
bonds.
$40,000 airport
offered on
192,
v.
will
improve¬
Sept. 6—
reoffered
be
The
in
Mercy of Ft. Scott,
•>
.
Kansas
Offering
Gemma
Sister
—
Mary
Lindley, R. S. M., Treas¬
the
Board
of
will
receive
sealed
bids
p.m,
(CST)
of
urer
chase
Due
nicht,
2
Charles
by
of
&
Trauer.4
•
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KENTUCKY
Kevil, Ky.
.
Offering—Jack
City
sey,
sealed
Clerk,
bids until
Oct.
on
6
$110,000
series
for
Due
7:30
receive
(CST)
purchase of
system revenue,
bonds.
p.m.
Oct.
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
Lind-
D.
will
the
water
1960
1960.
1990
1,
1966 to
inclusive,
Principal and ; in¬
terest (A-Q) payable at the Union
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
phis. Legality approved by Graf¬
ton
&
Fleischer, of Louisville.
•
Legality
515,000
000
on
improvement
bond*
Sept. 13 was sold to
composed
of
Salomon
offered
a
group
Bros.
&
as
bonds. Due from 1961
clusive.
to
in¬
1980
'.//
V;
Bond
liff,
Offering—Ernest
F.
Secretary-Treasurer
Board
ceive
of
bids
7:30
until
year
Operating
ago.
maintenance
and
penses
compared
a
balance
available
in¬
1960.
Bond
Oct.
untiL 7
vehicle
9.3% from
the
a
for
4
for
interest
the
.
in¬
1976
.:i i
•
:
.
■
Orleans Parish School Board
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Bond
Politte,
>
Offering
—
Due
2000
inclusive.
&
Dated
Dec.
on
Dec.
1,
1961
to
as
from
1
of
Callable
Interest J-D.
approved
Dawson
a.m.
bonds.
1960.
Dec. 1, 1967.
De-
receive
(CST) on
purchase of $10,000,-
Oct. 5 for the
school
Freda
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 10
Legal¬
of
New
.
loan
1961
Offering
Town
—
William
Treasurer,
sealed
bids,
of
act
c/o
will
the
1948
bonds.
Dated
on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1979
to
payable at the
Mer¬
National
Bank, of Boston.
approved
by
Storey,
Legality
Palmer
Thorndike,
&
Dodge,
of
Bond
Luling), La.
Offering
—-
Bond
City
Richard
J.
•Vial, Jr., Secretary of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
bids
until
will
7:30
receive sealed
p.m.
(EST)
on
until
the
1960.
Due
on
Dec.
1
Dec.
from
1,
1963
1960.
to
1985
Due
in¬
to
1965
interest
on
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
1
from
Principal
payable
at
1961
and
any
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
bank
proved
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
&
by
Martin,
Himel,
Daly, of New Orleans.
Morel
a
or
trust company designated
Sons, Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.,
Francis
terest
on
Mount Pleasant School District,
Michigan
Bond
price of
as 5s.
1961
to
Michigan
net in¬
as fol¬
of
$225,000
to
Due
1966
on Oct. 1
inclusive.
230,000
3%s. Due
to
1985
on
...
syndicate
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Equitable Securities Corp.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann
&
Co., Lazard Freres & Co., John
Nuveen & Co.,' R. W. Pressprich
& Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
&
Co.,
group
com¬
240,000
Stone
& Webster
on
1 from
1
June
4s. Due
as
June 1 from
on
1982 to 1989 inclusive.
Southfield, Mich.
Sale—An issue of $1,011,special assessment bonds of¬
fered on Sept. 12 was sold to a
syndicate
composed
of
Braun*
Bosworth & Co., Inc.," Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.;
and Martin & Co., as 3s, 23As and
2%s, at a price of 100.081, a net
Bond
000
cost
interest
about
of
2.92%,
Waverly School District (P.O.
3100 West Saginaw Street,
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Offering — Robert M,
Gulver, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will deceive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 3 for
the purchase of $3,200,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1*
1960. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1990 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit*
Whiteford Agricultural Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ottawa Lake), Mich.
Offering — Erwin
Bond
W.
Muntz, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 5 for
the purchase
of $295,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1988
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust
designated .by the suc¬
bidder. Legality approved
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
company
cessful
1
3s.
Due
to
1966
on
April 1
on
Due
on
April
2V2S. Due
on
April 1,
23/4s.
1,
as
as 2V4S.
1978. "
:
Due on April
1,
v
33344
as
3s.
Due on Sept.
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
60,000
Bond
building
a
as
until Nov.
$3,000,000
and
and site, series 11
Sept. 15—v. 192,
as 4V2s. Due on June
from 1963 to 1979 inclusive.
1
June
1
4%s. Due
on
Breckenridge, Minn.
follows:
Dean
Witter
&
Co., Goodbody & Co., Thomas &
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., Inc., and Charles A.
Parcells
&
Co.
Sale—The $600,000
bonds offered on
school
Sept. 15—v. 192,
946—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Kenower,
&
for
3
the
$278,000 bonds as follows:
$248,000 improvement bonds.
30,000 swimming pool bonds.
Minnesota
(CST)
Sealed
bids
until -2
Offering
p.m.
—
received
be
Nov. 1 for the purchase
ditch bonds.
on
of $120,000
Cold Spring, Minn.
Co.,
jointly,
at
Offering—Charles
Bond
Clerk,
Village
ner,
until
bids
sealed
Oct.
for
4
8
the
will
Wen-
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
$130,000 general obligation village
improvement .bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due
1960.
terest
trust
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1963 to
Principal and in¬
at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
payable
company
successful
proved by Howard, Peterson, Le-
Lefler
Minneapolis.
Fevere,
Bond
p.
MacArthur
Oct.
(CST)
purchase of
&
Haertzen,
of
Herman, Minn.
Rogers School District (P. O.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
1975
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
1
wateir
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
$760,000
were
of
on
follows:
as
for
s6wer, bonds.
will
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.025,
net interest cost of about 4.41%,
from
-
purchase
946'—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by. Braun, Bosworth
890,000
1
bids
will be received
Bond
Sale—The $1,650,000 gen¬
bonds offered
Bloomington, Minn.
Offering — Sealed
O.
Trail,
Garden City), Mich.
:
eral
Arbor
Ann
1
1966 inclusive.
1962 to
Clay County (P. O. Moorhead),
Nankin Mills School District (P.
Bond
from
on
1976.
80,000
Due on Sept.
$70,000 as 2.80s.
inclusive.
1969
3V4S. Due
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
as
follows:
the
April
as
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Alli¬
son-Williams Co., and J. M. Dain
& Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.12%, as
& Co., Inc., Ken¬
1
as
from
75.000
Oct. 1
inclusive.
Braun,
Shields
a
S^s. Due on April
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
from
410,000
inclusive.
1975
Due
from 1973 to 1981 inclusive.
cate
as 3%s. Due on Oct. 1
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
1982
to
as
from
p.
follows:
as
$1,100,000
& Co., and Mc¬
Co., at a price
of 100.0009, a net interest cost of
about 3.02%, as follows:
par, a
Other members of the
were
The
ower, MacArthur
Donald-Moore &
3.78%,
8,040,000 as 3V2S. Due on Oct. 1
1967
of Blyth
posed
&
as
—
awarded
—were
Sept.
lows:
from
Sale
building limited tax bonds
offered on Sept. 12—v. 192, p. 750
1977.
& Co.,
37/as.
as
send, Dabney & Tyson, Arthui
L.
Wright
&
Co., Inc., F.
S.
MINNESOTA
Yantis
&
Co., Inc., Zahner and
Alexandria, Minn.
Company, Berrien Securities, Inc.,
Bond Sale—The $130,000 im¬
A. G.
Edwards
&
Sons, Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.,
E.
H. provement 1960 bonds offered on
Schneider
&
Co.,
and
Smith, Sept. 12 — v. 192, p. 1042 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Hague & Co.
0
IV
as 4s. Due on June
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
Co.,
Boyce, Sutro Bros. & Co.
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Town-
1042—were awarded
headed by Blyth
cost of about
$3,980,000
&
Bros. &
80,000
series
offered
theVirst
a
duPo'nt
$25,000,000
&^Cmflfre^-ii^lsey, Stuart
Inc., and
Corp., at
I.
Estabrook
& Co., Hayden, Stone
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., W. E. Hutton
&
Co.,
Reynolds
&
Co.,
American Securities Corp., Bacon,
Stevenson
,&
Co.,
Robert
W.
Baird & Co., Inc., Baxter & Co.,
John W. Clarke & Co.,
Dick
&
Merle-Smith,
R.
S.
Dickson & Co., Dominick & Dominick, Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc.,
Harkness
&
Hill,
Inc.,
J.
A.
&
Hogle
Co.,
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., The Milwaukee Co.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., The Ohio
Company, Spencer Trask & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
Chas.
E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.,
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Courts
& Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., King,
Quirk & Co., Newman, Brown &
Co., Inc., Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
Schmidt* Roberts & Parke, Shan¬
non & Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
Stern, Lauer & Co., Wood, Gundy
& Co., Inc., Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Anderson & Strudwick, Barcus,
K)indred & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., Friday & Co.,
Malvern Hill & Co., Inc., Kalman
& Co., Inc., John C. Xegg
&
Co., Manley, Bennett & Co.,
McDonnell
&
Co.,
Inc.,
John
Small & Co., Inc., Byrd Brothers,
Cunningham,. Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
DeHaven
&
Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine, Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc..
Freeman & Co., Juran & Moody.
Inc.,
Wm.
J.
Mericka
&
Co.,
Nauman, McFawn & Co.,
Pennington, Colket & Co.* Stein
syndicate
Offering—Frank Rodwell,
Clerk,
for
the
purchase
of
$115,000 special assessment sani¬
tary sewer bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Dated
20—v. 192, p.
to
The
—
highway,
bonds
revenue
from
27
bonds.
line
/ 5,810,000
Sept.
7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 11 for
purchase of $1,000,000 school
Sale
Bend
trunk
from
Allen Park, Mich.
No. 1 (P. O.
190,000
Michigan (State of)
7,170,000
MICHIGAN
St.^Charles Parish School District
120,000
&
/
-
as 5s. Due on June 1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, Bache & Co., Alex. Brown
Kalamazoo, Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
from
Boston.
City.
Ger-
for
the
purchase
of
$40,000 special assessment water
bonds. Dated June 1,
1960. Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the American
National Bank
& Trust Co.,
of
re¬
Mer¬
Due
1, 1960.
chants
Garrett
26
T.
National
interest
and
—
natt, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Sept.
$50,000
Co., J. C.
Hornblower &
Weeks,
,
Bank, 28 State
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 4 for the pur¬
chase
of $980,000 school project
Nov.
Offering
of Detroit.
King,
York
Wood,,
by
Logan,
charges,
increase of
covered
were
1960.
Bond
chants
t
an
debt, after operating expenses and
AugV31;
Bond
ended Aug.
Millbury, Mass.
clusive.
-/
Kalamazoo), Mich.
ago.
$1,395,681, or 16.1% over a com¬
parable period a year ago.
Interest charges on the funded
ceive
'
year
months
12
$10,043,929,
White,
.
was
revenue
31, 1960, net earnings, after op¬
erating expenses and maintenance,
(CST)
p.m.
Township Northwood
Water Dist. (P. O. Riverview
Drive and Mt. Olivet Road,
in
revenue
price of 100.008, a net interest cost
of about 3.97%, as follows:
Co.,
&
school
Kalamazoo
increased 2.7% and
1960,
commercial
bonds. Due from 1962 to
ity
vehicle
Passenger
August,
purchase of
$150,000 water works and system
000
were
&
Bradford
Van Ingen
Witter &
Co., Dean
Co., of Flint. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
August, 1959 net
the largest in that
127^35% for the 12 months ended
Offering—SeaTea bids will
received
on
earnings
Bank
&
Trust
3.5%.
maintenance,
Haynesvill^J^a^,
be
of
crease
Merchants
Genesee
the
in¬
an
Finance, will receive
(EST) on
purchase of $208,000
hospital interns apartment build¬
ing No., 1 revenue bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
were
for
of
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
ex¬
$236,574
to
month last year,
same
were
Oct. 12 for the purchase
on
1
Oct. 3 for the
a
re¬
$550,000
general
obligation
drainage bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
as
4s. Due on March
from 1972 to 1978 inclusive.
month
available
of
1
Director
-
p.m.
Stone, of Detroit.
of $1,649,001 for the month
August,/as compared with $1,578,659
reported
in * the
same
the
Commissioners, will
sealed
(CST)
of
&
Flint, Mich.
Bond Offering—Olney L. Craft,
of
For
Rat-
syndicate
Kenower,
22,000
enues
up
Calcasieu Parish Gravity Drainage
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Vinton), La.
follows:
as
follows:
v.
calendar year.
the
inclusive.
Due on March
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Earnings Progress Continues—
The Authority reports total rev¬
until
(CST) on Oct. 6 for
purchase of $500,000 school
on
1988
$20,000 as 4V4S.
Massachusetts
the
p.m.
1
June
Due
to
Fennville, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $42,000 water
supply system bonds offered on
Sept. 12 —v. 192, p. 848 — were
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, at a price of 100.02,
a net interest cost of about 4.06%,
Hutzler; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Weeden
&
Co.; Rockland-Atlas
National
Bank, of Boston,
and
White & Co., as 3.10s, at a price
of 100.75, a basis*of about 3.00%.
Offering — T. L. Rodes,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
2
1
June
-
charges amounted to $1,389,081, compared to $1,342,084 in
(P. O. Benton), La.
inclusive.
on
1976 inclusive.
to
4%s.
1977
Paddock
Sale—An issue of $1,126,-
The
Bond
1971
1
June
on
1970
Other members of the
were
terest
'
Due
to
4V4S. Due
as
from
4 ap¬
Dedham, Mass.
Bond
$259,920,
LOUISIANA
1961
as
from
National,
last year.
Bossier Parish Sch. Dist. No. 13
.
interest
and
First
Boston.
Dated
St. Louis.
.
Bond
the
4%s.
as
from
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬ >
w
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering—Henry P. Dowpal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. ling, City Controller, will receive
29 for the purchase of $325,000 sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
elementary school loan bonds. on Sept. 27 for the purchase of
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 $2,700,000 motor vehicle highway
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬ fund,
series 60-L bonds. Dated
cipal and interest payable at the Oct. 15, 1960. Due on Oct. 15 from
First National
Bank, of Boston. 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray, and interest (A-O) payable at any.
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
MASSACHUSETTS
approved by Miller, Canfield,
April 1 from
on
inclusive. / Legality
1999
approved
*
bonds.
revenue
1960.
to
1962
until
Oct. 11 for the pur¬
$250,000 student nurses
of
Oct. 1,
Directors,
on
Dormitory
at
1980
;
the
KANSAS
Sisters of
Bond
150,000
to
MacArthur
&
Co., Shannon & Co.,
Ellsworth, Maine
M. B. Vick & Co., Inc., Mullaney,
Bond Offering—Frances L.
Wells & Co., and Wm. J. Mericka
Walker, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The First & Company.
future.
near
$185,000
in¬
1961
Principal
of
awarded
$441,000 school
1, 1960. Due
clusive.
Bank,
for
28
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
946—were not sold.
p.
Sept. 15—v. 192, p. 946—
to
a
syndicate
headed by Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.35%, as follows;
Oct.
from
1
Sept.
on
payable
Iowa
bonds
bonds
Dated
Oct.
on
'./< Bonds Not Sold-^The proposed
of
(EDST)
purchase of
Sale—The
on
were
proved
Webster City,
sale
receive
of
a.m.
the
Chicago.
ment
will
Livonia), Mich.
$850,000 gen¬
building and site bonds of¬
Bond
Boston, Municipal Di¬
vision, 45 Milk St., Boston, until
$970,000 sewer bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
to
1980 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
fered
Treasurer,
Clarenceville School District (P. O.
sealed bids c/o the First National
From-
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
eral
District
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
1960.
53
(1245)
a
ner,
Offering—Arthur
Town
Clerk,
will
Ficht-
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
$150,000 general obligation watersealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Sept.
27
for
the
54
(1246)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Due
on April 1 from 1963 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or trust com¬
City
designated by the successful
pany
Clerk,
bids
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
4
until
for
sale
p.
of
will
bonds
Sept. 1,
to
1972
inclusive.
interest
from
1
Oct.
on
of
bonds.
sewer
Bonds Not
1960.
March
(CST)
purchase
sealed
$50,000
Due from
1963
Principal and
Sold—The
$300,000
offered
in the
road
ture.
payable
company
1985
purchase of $795,000 school bonds.
Lanesboro, Minn.
Sale
The
—
$50,000
im¬
provement bonds offered on Sept.
8—v. 192 p. 848—were awarded to
the
First
National
Bank
of
bids
27
St.
of
for
from
Minneapolis, jointly, at a price
par,
a
net
interest, cost of
about
3.59%,
$18,000
3.20s.
as
from
12,000
Due
Oct.
3^s.
Due
1
Oct.
on
3.60s.
as
from
Due
Oct.
on
1971
bonds.
000
1
cipal
industrial
plant
Town
1
and
g
Bond
Offering
Decoster,
receive
(EDST)
Oct.
on
10
for
11
pur-
chase of $2,000,000 county general
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961ato
1975 inclusive.
Due
.v.
Newark, N. J.
Bond
Offering
£ 196£ gue
to'1970
-
bonds.
Qct j
on
inclusive. Prin.
(A-O) payable
Bank, of
Boonville. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
the
First
.
Brookhaven, Rocky Point Fire Dist.
(P. O. Rocky Point), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Joseph Mammina, Fire District Secretary, will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
until
noon
Sept. 28 for the pur$42,000 fire truck equip-
chase of
bonds.
ment
Dated
Oct.
—
—
Bond
Offering—Frad L.clHouston, Chancery Clerk, will receive
der.
Legality approved by Briggs
& Morgan, of St. Paul.
Red
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $520,-
Wing Indep. School District
No. 256, Minn.
000
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,500,school
000
industrial
from
1961
general
obligation
building bonds offered on Sept. 12
was
sold to
the
to
plant
1980
bonds.
....
fetto,
Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co., of
Chicago, and
Clerk,
bids
27
until
for
2
the
Glore, Forgan & Co., at a price o£
100.0201, a net interest cost of
bonds.
about
will
p.m.
Franks,
receive
(CST)
purchase
3.25%,
$200,000
-
1963
825,000
to
475,000
cate
Due
to
on
1977
3.30s.
as
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3%s.
1969
from
Other
Due
1968
as
from
•
3s.
as
follows:
as
Sept.
chase
Oct.
on
1
were
as
of
the
follows:
E. J. Prescott
&
Co.
until
for
inclusive.
terest
2
p.m.
the
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
of
Sept.
ensack
1961
City
bids
Clerk,
until
will
6
v.
192,
to
—
The
947
p.
—
First
were
National
Bank, of Memphis.
1
p.m.
(CST)
27 for the purchase of
eral obligation bonds.
Sept.
on
$50,000
gen¬
Bond
City
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of
$420,-
000
industrial
from
1961
to
plant
1985
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
Clerk,
bids
25
until
the
purchase
$400,000
school bonds.
County Sch. Dist. No.
for
1960.
3
Due
Montana
.
Offering—Esther
Tonnis,
building
1960.
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
Interest J-J.
Eurkea, Mont.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$86,870
im¬
provement bonds offered on
Sept.
12—v. 192, p. 947—were awarded
to ^he State
Department of Lands
Investments,
4s,
as
at
a
price
receive
1
electric
bonds.
u
i
i
843—were awarded to The Se¬
curity Bank, of Three Forks, as
4s,
price of
*
par.
Sept. 13—*
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Jersey
Offering
.
—
*:
to
The
3:$0
p.m.
pur¬
school
bonds.
Oct.
on
to
Colden
&
Wales
(A-O)
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
National
Bank, in Boonville. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York
Aug.
30
—v.
awarded to
John
and
a
Nuveen
Long Beach City Schdol District
(P. O. Lido Beach), N. Y.
Offering—Frances Morri¬
Bond
son, District
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
Sept.
on
28
for
to
1979
3.80s.;
.
.<•
C.' Edward
as
from
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co., of New York City.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
;
Bond Offering—Carl A. Deuch-
ler,
District
sealed
1989
in
until
will
2
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of
$525,000 school serial 1960 bonds.
Dated June
from
1, 1960. Due
1961 to
on June 1
inclusive. Prin¬
1979
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
at the Lyons National
Bank, in
Lyons. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
1961
Marine
sealed
bids
to
1989
and interest
bank
,
-
until
3:30
A.
re¬
p.m.
inclusive.
Principal
.
(A-O) payable at
any
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
or
approved
Central
Traders
Clerk,
bids
by Hawkins,1- Delafield
Wood, of New York City. C
'
New
Scotland,
and
Guilderland
Bernie Central School Dist. No. 3
■:
(P.O. V oorheesville), N. Y. C.
Bond Offering—Jerry G. Badg-
ley,
District
sealed
bids
Sept.
on
Clerk,
will
until
3
for
the
29
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.-
$1,375,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
from
cipal
1961 to
and
1987
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-J) payable
York, in New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler <5r
Galloway, of New York. City-
Trust
at the Bank of New
Legality
Delafield
York
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York City,
Scarsdale and Mamaroneck Union
Free School Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Offering—Joseph E. GalDistrict
Treasurer,
will
Scarsdale), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Adelaide GrejDistrict Clerk, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. tak,
(EDST) on Sept. 27 for the pur- sealed bids until 2:30
chase of $335,000 site and building _on
Sept. 27 for the
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1987 inclusive.
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
$949,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
(A-O) payable at the
Scarsdale National Bank & Trust
Vandewater,
-
Co.,
Sykes,
Heckler
1961
to
1987
inclusive.
&
of
Scarsdale.
3s,
Bond
.
.
,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle;
Peters, Writer &
Christensen,: Inc.; Quinn &- Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce & CdY, Inc., and
Almon & McKinney, Inc.
..
.
Sale
—
The
to
Utica, New York
a
syndicate headed by C. J. De-
vine &
Bond
$2,990,000
school 1960 bonds offered on
Sept.
13—v. 192, p. 947—were awarded
ap¬
Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan, of New York City.
East Islip), N. Y.
•
3%s
Legality
proved by
Union Free Sch. District No, 3
(P. O. Mont auk Highway,
on
Principal
and interest
GalIoway> o£ New York Clty-
.
follows:. Lucas,
1
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
(EDST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
$495,000 school bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
lienne,
receive sealed
gen-
offered
as
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Bankers Trust
Co., of
New York. Legality approved
by
$795,000
Co.,
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
$1,800,000
school
Oct. 1, 1960. Due
1961
will
a.m.
the
New York
192, p. 757 — were
syndicate headed by
&
City.
~
of
Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
Buffalo.
Bond
McCarthy, of
bonds
to
Huntington, Huntington Fire Dist.,
*
obligation
1,
1961
rr
NEW MEXICO
eral
Oct.
from
1
inclusive.
terest
&
and
&
City.
Sale—The
district
Dated
(P. O. Madison), N. Y.
Offering — Eugene
Rangel, District Clerk, will
2.49%.
approved
by Reed,
Bond
re¬
Bond
York
Company of MoValley, in Herkimer, as 2 y2s,
price of 100.018, a basis of
Company,
the National State Bank, in Elizabeth.
Legality approved
were
Gloucester City School
District^
New
a
1961
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Westfield Office of
&
until
'
p.
a
New
Manufacturers
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
from 1962 to 1981 inclu-
Gallup, N. Mex.
Forks, Mont.
of
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Street), N. J.
E.
will
Central School District No. 1
Trust
Sept. 1, 1960.
-
bids
$478,000
Due
1980
Clerk,
Madison, Eaton, and Augusta
$560,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
1,
Offering—Frances Peirce,
York
Logan,
Nov.
Dated
sive.
New
1960.
ine
general
plant
on
Hoyt, Washburn
at
Bond Offering—Beverly Beardsell, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on Sept. 28 for the purchase of
sealed
Other members of the
syndicate
192, p. 1042—were awarded to
M. A. Saunders & Co. •
-V.
.
Oct.
1960
Holland), N. Y.
par.
$190,000 induson
bonds.
payable
awarded
Michael,
Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 28 for
the purchase of
$1,000,000 school
of
Durant, Miss.
1 trial, bonds offered
Don
Nov. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
Interest M-N;
*£•
of
School District No. 1 (P. O.
(EDST) on Oct.
purchase of $4,200,000
the
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on Oct. 1
for the purchase of
$22,000 school
at
Bond Sale—The
will
305 Llm
Custer
Three
of
—
Inc.;
Sept. 27 for the
on
serial
•
c
l
i n«
•
sn
Westfield School District (P. A
O.
Bond Sale—The
Borifr Offering—A. L.
$60,900 sewage
Franklin,
and
disposal
;City Clerk, will receive sealed treatment
system
bonds offered on Sept. 8—v.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
192,
(CST) on Oct.
for
at
noon
municipal
obligation
XX/
District, Miss.
4
Offering
1,
to
Sale—The
Holland,
MONTANA
Additional Offering—O. J. Rob¬
ertson,
City.
&
Midland
Vineland, N. J.
1980
District Clerk, will receive sealed
sealed
—were
about
York
District
sealed
ceive
Legality aproved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
City
Valley, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 street
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Bond
receive
1,
to
Principal and in-
ceive
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
Bond
hawk
to
(P. O. Box 84, Miles City),
Robertson,
Trust
$45,000
from
Water
V
Booneville, Miss.
Oct.
1961
Oct.
from 1961
Herkimer, N. Y.
$54,000 sewer,
paving and equipment bonds offered on Sept. 15—v.
192, p. 947
im-
Company, in Hack-
y
Bond Offering—O. J.
pur-
from
1
$3,600,000
Dated
1
City.
(A-O) payable at the Hack-
—
MISSISSIPPI
p.m.
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Dawson
*
Sept.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 street
improvement bonds offered
on
Sept. 7
v.
192, p. 848 — were
awarded to Allison-Williams Co.
bonds.
Due
1972
awarded
Willmar, Minn.
1960.
1980 inclusive.
Salomon
Hutzler; C. F. Childs &
Co.; Goodbody & Co.; American
National Bank, of St. Paul, and
provement
in¬
New
school
syndi¬
Bros/ &
$543,000
re-
public
Oct.
on
of
County Trust Co., in Elmsford.
Legality approved by Wood, King,
ensack.
27
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
members
$106,500
1980
to
bids
1
inclusive.
Due
1961
of
Tupelo Municipal Separate School
District, Miss.
Bond Offering—W. T.
Franks,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
-
Oct.
from
1990
Due
terest
will
sealed: bids until
8
(EDST) on Sept. 29 for the
clusive.
Due
Clerk,
ceive
sealed
on
of
Township
Offering—Edward J. Per-
Township
for
the
purchase
school 1960 bonds.
I960.
..
(P. O. South Hackensack),
New Jersey
Due
Bond
City
.
South Hackensack
Tupelo, Miss.
syndicate headed by
Mc-
_
inclusive.
Bond Offering—W. T.
Continental
a
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn
&
Carthy, of New York City.
Co.,
1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1966 Heckler & Galloway, of New York
inclusive. Principal and interest City. ;V..
(A-O) payable at the Security
National Bank, of Long Island. Lyons, Galen, Sodus, Arcadia, Rose,
Junius and Phelps Central Sch.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Dist. No. 1 (P.O. William St.,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
.fP
Lyons), N. Y.
city.
William
P.
Offering — Fred L. Hous¬
ner,» "Village
Clerk, will receive ton, Chancery Clerk, will receive Schorn, Director of Finance, will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
bids
until
noon
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
(CST) sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on receive sealed
on
(EDST) on Oct. 11 for the purSept. 26 for the purchase of Sept. 29 for the purchase of
No. 8 (P. O. 35 West Hillside
$665,chase of .$6,920,000 water bonds.
$460,000
Ave > Greenburgh, White
improvement
bonds. 000 industrial plant bonds.
Due
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961
Plains), N. Y.
to 1985 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prinfrom 1963 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
BondA~Offering-^-G e r a 1 d l n e
Prentiss County Supervisor's Dists.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Kalan, Clerk of the Board of Educipal and interest (A-O) payable
Nos. 1, 2 and 5 (P. O.
at
Booneville), at The National State Bank, in cation, will receive sealed bids
any
bank or trust company
Newark.
Mississippi
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality
approved
by until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 29
Bond
Casey,
National
New York cit
a.m.
the
™
purchase of $35
cipaj and interest
at
Joseph C.
Treasurer, will
until
/FnQT\
29 f
Dated Qct
—
bids
sealed
receive
oOo^town highwfrgarage
(A-O) payable
Company, in
County
sealed
t
from 1961
County (P. O.
Brunswick), N. J.
New
will
,
\he Purchase of
interest
Clerk,
Anna Leland,
...
Middlesex
Prentiss County Supervisor s Dist.
No. l^fP. O. Booneville), Miss.
Maplewood, Minn.
Bond Offering—James M. Haf-
i
Legality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
V-
bonds.
nu
Linden
Due
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
»
—
&.
(P.O. Lewis), N. Y.
Offering — Frances
chase
Boonville, N. Y.
at the Linden Trust
(CST) on
of $600,-
No. 1
Bond
(EDST)
Bond Offering
m
general obligation bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Due on Oct.
l froml961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin-
Roy Ellzey,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Oct. 3 for the purchase
1
ob-
Offering—Charles C. Val-
4 for
—
Clerk,
nc*
836 00°
$50,000
inclusive.
Offering
Chancery
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
20,000
to
of
Co., as 3.70s, at a
100.32, a basis of about
Pollock
E.
Lewis, Leydon, West Turin, High
Market, Ava Central Sch. Dist.
E- Weigold & Co., Inc., and Bacon,
vanp, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a m. (EDST)
Sept.
on
j
Bond
County Supervisors Dist.
2 (P. O.
Magnolia), Miss.
No.
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
as
purchase
improvement
1961
Bond
on
(CST)
p.m.
on
—were
3.66%.
Pike
follows:
as
2
the
public
Paul, and the First National Bank
of
until
947
p.
Stevenson &
r»
inclusive.
192,
skiing
offered
Wm.
Adams,
McEntee
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Rand & Co.;
Wallace,
Geruldsen & Co., and John Small
& Co., Inc. •
-
to a group composed of
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.; Chas.
'}'*
•
bonds
prich & Co.; Mercantile Trus t
Company, ' St. Louis; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
awarded
Linden, N. J.
Picayune Municipal Separate Sch.
Columbia, Miss.
Bond Offering—C. S.
Jordan,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
development
Sept. 15 —v.
by
purchase of $819,000 general
ligation bonds.
)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 20 for the
approved
Sale—The'$465,000
Bond
.
Le-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 4 for the
at any bank or
Montgomery County (P. O.
designated by the
Winona), Miss.
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Bond Offering — Jack
Groce,
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬ Chancery Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
neapolis.
Oct. 3 for the purchase of
$200,000 general obligation industrial
I Kenyan Indep. School District
No. 254, Minn.
plant bonds.
Due from
1961
to
trust
Monday, September 26, 1960-
Altamont, N. Y.
Camden
Hackensack, N. J.
fu-
near
the
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
on
reoffered
at
Company, in Camden.
gality
proposed
country
payable
Trust
Sept. 6—v. 192,
848—were not sold. The bonds
be
.
Walker, Secretary of the Board of
Additional
Sale
The
$35,000
Education, will receive sealed bids general obligation bonds offered
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 5 for at the same
time were awarded
the purchase of $1,885,000 school to
Quinn & Co., as 3s.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due
\
v
on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1983 inNEW YORK
elusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
Jltawamba County (P. O. Fulton),
Mississippi
—
for the purchase of
$40,000 corpo¬
rate purpose bonds. Dated
on
p.m.
7
.
—
Johnson,
receive
1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Lloyd Paulsen,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 4
Due
;
will
the
water and
Isle^Minn.
Bond Offering
Forrest, Miss.
Offering—E. L.
Bond
\
Offering
—
T h
o m a s
Nelson, City Comptroller, will
ceive
1
sealed
(EDST)-on
chase
of
.bids
Oct.
18
$1,500,000
/until
for
the
arterial
J.
re-*
noon
pur-*
high¬
Co., as 3.90s, at a price of way bonds. Dated
Oct.; 1,.. I960.
100.7899, a basis of about 3.83%.i. Due on Oct. T from 1961 to 1975
Other members of t he syndic inclusive; *'
Principal ■; and ^interest
cate were as follows: R.-W. Press(A-0> payable at the City Treas-.
,
Volume
u
192
Number
5989
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1247)
urer's office. Legality approved by
bids until 1 p.m.
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
3
&
Westfield, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
on
Aug. 4—v. 192,
awarded to
451—were
p.
The Chau¬
of James¬
tauqua National Bank,
town, as 340s, at a price of 100.02,
a basis of about 3.39%.
M
the
Dec.
on
$57,000 harbor
(EDST)
Oct.
$90,000
equipment purchase limited tax
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due
for
purchase
from
1
on
of
1962
to
in¬
1969
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at The Elyria Sav¬
ings & Trust Co., in Elyria.
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
&
ers
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
— Anna
C. Pfugfelder,
Clerk of the Board of
Bond Offering
Albemarle, N. C.
Bond
•
Sale—The
bonds offered
$675,000 water
Sept. 13—v. 192,
on
947—were awarded to The First
Securities Corp., and Phelps, Fenn
& Co., jointly, at a price of 100.03,
p.
Vi
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
as 6s. Due on June
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
25,000
5y4s.
as
1969.
1
Due
June
on
1
1974 to 1987 inclusive.
y4s.
as
bids
will
until
11
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase
$15,760
special
assessment
water
supply
line
limited
tax
of
cial
1960.
Due
1971
.inclusive.;
interest
from
1
1962
Due
June
on
1,
County (P. O.
Fayetteville), N. C.
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 4 for
sealed
the
purchase of $2,000,000 school
building, series A bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1962
1981
to
and interest
Chase
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Manhattan
Bank, in New
City. Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston,
fi: ■;
York
'
Sampson County Southern School
District (P. O. Clinton), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered on3Sept. 13
—v. 192, p: 849^-were awarded to
The
Securities
First
Carolina
Corp., and
Corp., jointly,
Securities
/ at a price of 100.06,
cost of about 4.31%,
j $74,000
net interest
as follows:
Clerk
on June
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
,'ri 10,000
40,000
1 from
5s. Due on June 1, 1971.
4s. Due on June 1 from
as
■
as
/;
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
156,000 as 4y4s. Due on June
,
H
from
1976 to
the
of
Board
receive
of
bids
sealed
20,000
3y2s.
as
Due
June
on
1,
1986.
OHIO
Bond Sale—The
,
limited
Sept. 6
v.
—
awarded
tax
City
Auditor,
will
receive
special
-
limited
assessment
tax
1960. Due
1970
bonds.
on
Nov. 1 from
1961
inclusjve^^G&al
terest
,
(M-N)
payable
in¬
at
the
American. Bank
to
192, p. 849 — were
Stranahan, Harris &
Company.
Avon Lake Local School District,
\Ohio
.//y
'
Offering—Jos. M. Boehm,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
>
until
'
1
on
Cleveland.
Oct.
1
Bond
/
assessment
Bond Sale—The $152,470 limited
bonds offered on Aug. 22—v.
751—were awarded to The
Coshocton
National
Coshocton,
as
3s, at
Bank, of
price of par.
a
tax
Sept. 12—v. 192,
p. 850—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., as 3V4s, at a price of
100.212, a basis of about 3.21%.
on
Offering
—
William
Westcott, Township Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
ments
Oct.
and
bids
Sept.
1960.
to
1970
interest
re¬
noon
special
tax
Due
until
E.
30 for the pur¬
$55,360
limited
1,
1962
on
in
assess¬
bonds.
on
Dec.
Dated
1
from
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable at the
Steubenville.
City School Dist., Ohio
$1,650,000 gen¬
obligation school unlimited
Bond
eral
Sale—The
tax bonds
offered
on
Sept. 12—v.
192, p. 850.—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Fahey, Clark
& Co., as 33/4s, at a price of 100.42,
basis of about 3.70%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: First of
Michigan
County Indep. School Dist.
(P.O. Mangum), Okla.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
Board
of
Education,
bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 27 for the
purchase
of
$337,000
building
Offering
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at The Savings Society Com¬
mercial Bank of Springfield. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County (P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Hulda Schrantz,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct.
3
for
the
purchase of $210,000
sewer
special assessment bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
from
terest
1962
&
Elyria, Ohio
Offering — E. J. Alheit,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
to
1981
inclusive.
In¬
County
(P.
O. Akron),
Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
John P.
Den-
holm,
Clerk
of
the
Board
County Commissioners, will■>
ceive
sealed
bids
until
of
re¬
noon
on Oct. 4 for the purchase
$1,800,000 airport improvement
United
States
the
purchase of $232,300 genobligation bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
eral
to
1980
inclusive,
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
tion
Treasurer's
-
and
Sept. 13
—
awarded to
v.
a
bonds
township
bonds.
Dated
Oct
on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Legality approved
0f
Pittsburgh.
Sale—The' $485,000 general obligatioh sewage treatment
plant bonds offered
on Sept. 8—v
192, p". 850—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Singer, Deane
&
Scribner, as 4s, at a price of
100.309, a basis of about 3.96%.
Other members of the syndicate
as Allows:
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Moore, Leonard &
Eyilcb> J**
Steele & Co., Blair
^0,» ^ncM 0. S. McKee & Co.,
Strqud & Co., Inc., and Thomas
& ^o.
Pennsylvania State Highway and
Bridge Authority (P. O.
Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$10,000,000
highway
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $5,400,000
obligation
re-
pm
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
office.
and
bridge
revenue
bonds offered on Sept. 13—v. 192,
p. 752—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Drexel &
Co., and
PENNSYLVANIA
eral
8
1, i960. Due
1990
the
Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
City
until
gen-
offered
on
192, p. 648 — were
syndicate headed by
First
the
Boston
Corp.,
interest rates ranging from
with
2V4%
to 314%, at
a
a
price of 98.55,
net
interest cost of about 3.14%.
City Bank, of
Other members of the syndicate
New York, as 3%s, at a price of were as follows:
Smith, Barney &
101.049, a basis of about 3.29%,
Co., Lehman Bros., Eastman Dilthe
First
National
Ion, Union Securities & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Yarnall, Biddle &
Co., Inc., Philadelphia National Co> Reynolds & Co., W. E. Hutton
Bank,
of
Philadelphia,
Phelps. & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., ButFenn & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; cher & Sherrerd, Bacon, StevenStone & Webster Securities Corp., son & Co> Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis. Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Moore,
L. F. Rothschild & CoY, Estabrook Leonard
&
Lvnch,., Granbery
& Co., Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Marache & Co., Rand & Co., FitzIndustrial
National
Bank,
of Patrick, Sullivan & Co., Johnston,
Providence, W. H. Newbold's Son Lemon & Co., E. W. Clark & Co.,
& Co., H. J. Steele &
Co., Arthurs, DeHaven & Townsend Crouter &
Lestrange & Co., Hulme, Apple- Bodine, Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
gate & Humphrey, Inc., and C. S. £a.ffensPerger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
McKee
&
Co.
«
Tripp & Co., Inc., Julien Collins &
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Inc., C. C.
Collings & Co., Robert L. Whit$100,000 taker & Co., Shannon & Co., and
•
Brownsville, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
improvement
bonds
of-
Bioren &
Co.
,
/
Sept. 12—v. 192, p. 947—
Mitchell, City Clerk, will receive
D
,
•
c«
»
li*
c
l
»
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) were awarded to Kay, Richards &
Stole Pubhc School
on Oct. 4 for the purchase of
Co., as 4%s, at a price of 100.Sodding Authority (P. O.
$225,000
electric light
system bonds. 43551, a basis of about 4.19%.
Bond Offe
— David
L.
Dated Sept. 16, 1960.
Jenkintown Sch. Dist., Pa.
Lawrence, President of the AuTulsa County Independent School
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school thority, will receive sealed bids
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
limited tax bonds offered on Sept. until noon (EDST) on Oct. 19 for
on
«
rYn'g
Sale
The
$4,800,000 12—v. 192, p. 948—were awarded
building bonds offered on to Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, as
Sept. 13 — v. 192, p. 850 — were 23/4s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
awarded to a syndicate headed by of about 2.72%.
Bond
—
school
the
Northern
at
cago,
a
interest
Trust
Co., of
price of 100.118,
cost
of
about
Chi¬
a net
$1,700,000
as
2%s. Due
3s.
as
on
Due
Nov. 1
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct.
3
for the
purchase of
$225,000
Nov.
on
1
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
1,400,000
from
as
314s. Due
1972
to
on
1975
inclusive.
Other members of the
were
follows:
as
syndicate
Harris
Trust
general
provement
1960. Due
Nov. 1
&
Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Chase
Manhattan Bank,
First National
City Bank, Bankers Trust Co., all
lease revenue, series C bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on, Nov.
1 from 1961 to 2900 inclusive.
Schuylkill County (P. O.
Pottsville). Pa.
Bond
Offering—Harry W. Price,
Borough Solicitor, will receive
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
.
Rie purchase of $21,300,000 school
Kingston, Pa.
as
3.06%,
follows:
1971
obligation
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
1
im¬
Nov.
from
1,
1962 to
Principal and in¬
terest payable at The Kingston
National Bank, in Kingston.
Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
liott
Sale—The
$460,000 gen¬
obligation funding and im¬
provement bonds offered on Sept.
14—v. 192, p, 948—were awarded
Bond
eral
J. B. Hanauer, and J. R. Ross
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.01,
3.26%,
to
&
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
as 5V4s.
and 1963.
$80,000
120,000
Bond Offering — William PacuYork, Marine Trust Com¬
of Western New York, Buf¬ lavich, Borough Secretary, will
falo, City National Bank & Trust receive sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Co., of Kansas City, A. G. Becker (EST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
& Co., National Bank, of Tulsa, of $20,000 general obligation lim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated Nov.
R.
J.
1, 1960.
Edwards,
Inc.,
Milburn,
OREGON
J.
Micelli,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 12
for
the
purchase
of
$1,135,000
school
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1969.
Dated
1
from
Oct.
1,
1964
to
1960.
1978
Callable as of Jah. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
(EDST)
able
of
office.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1962
M-N.
to
-
mentary
—
The
school
$280,000
revenue
Oct. 1 from
as
and
3s. Due
on
1
Oct. 1, 1972
1973.
Stroud
Township (P.O.
Stroudsburg), Pa.
Bond
Offering—Harold
Al¬
E.
bert, Township Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
re¬
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
$110,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
Pennsylvania
Sale
on
inclusive.
of
Marple Township Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O. Broomall),
Bond
1966
Oct. 1 1962
as 3V4s. Due on
Oct.
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
60,000
1967
Legality
approved by Henry Greenwald, of
Wilkes-Barre.
Douglas County, Roseburg School
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Roseburg), /
Oregon
Offering—V.
Due
to
on
200,000
of New
Cochran & Co., A. G. Edwards &
Co., and James A. Andrews & Co.
Due
3s. Due
as
1964
Luzerne, Pa.
pany
District
Summit
for
fered
Bond
A-O.
The
850—were
,
Margaret C. borough
—
,
offered
Nyssa, Ore.
Bond Offering — A. H.
Colby,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on
Sept. 27
bonds. Due from 1962 to 1969 incl.
Bond
p.
bids
«
Frank Baker,
—
will receive sealed
1,700,000
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Greer
revenue,
I960 water bonds,
Marlow, Okla.
$340,000 special
paving limited
tax bonds offered on Sept. 8—v.
192, p. 850—were awarded to Mc¬
Donald & Co., as 3s, at a price of
100.269, a basis of about 2.95%.
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
purchase of $900,000
series A
Bond Sale—The
Stark
Cross Creek Township (P. O.
Wintersville), Ohio
.
limited
sewer
bonds offered
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
tax
Bond
the
$37,232 special
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Coshocton, Ohio
1
Sale—The
from
t-j
!
bids
p.m.
1, 1960. Due
p.
Sealed
—
No. 1
Springfield, Ohio
1962 to
1981 inclusive. Principal
Bond Offering — A. F. Hohland interest (A-O) payable at the
mdyer, City Auditor, will receive
Elyria Savings & Trust Co., in sealed bids until
1 p.m. (EST) on
Avon Lake. Legality approved by
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $160,Squire, Sanders & Dempsey1, of 262
special assessment limited tax
192,
Offering
192,
sealed
<EDST) on SePt. 26 for the pur-1
chase of $25W0 general obliga-
&
will be received until Sept. 30 for
Geneva, Ohio
(EDST) on Oct. Corp., Fox, Reusch & Co., Fulton
11 for. the purchase of $1,000,000 Reid & Co., Merrill, Turben & Co.,
school improvement bonds. Dated Inc., and Prescott & Co.
Oct.
1
Clinton.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
a
Bond
bids
Port
of
Legality I approved „by Y Sqw,re,:.
Bond
u
ceive
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Harriman
Ripley
Authority
(P. O. Vinita), Okla.
to
to
bonds
dan, Township Secretary, will
were
Grand River Dam
1,
Dated< Oct.
\
.
E.
OKLAHOMA
improvement
Parma
on
Raymond
Cleveland.
of
bids until noon (EST) on
Oct. 11 for the purchase of $56,000
$30,000 fire sta¬
bonds offered
—
8—v.
i?^eresJ'
sealed
Archbold, Ohio
tion
Offering
Sept.
nnn
$250,000 school
obligation
(P. O.
Pittsburgh 37), Pa.
Offering — Earl H. Jour-
Bond
National Bank, of Portland.
Wintersville, Ohio
Bond
°m?°?orn
The
I
Sale
awarded
West Clermont Local School
r.
ter,
©
Bond
Bond
Midland, Pa.
Portland),
District (P. O.
until
assessment various
•
and
on
Education,
on Oct.
$503,216
Multnomah County, Lynch School
Dist. No. 28 (P. O.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lorain, Ohio
1985 inclusive.
Principal
to
(J-D) payable at the Erie
'
1
1962
(EST) on Oct. 4 for the
purchase of $3^000 school build¬ Wilson, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1982 Sept. 30 for the purchase of $129,600
special assessment improve¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest
ment
limited
tax
bonds.
Dated
(J-D) payable at the Milford Na¬
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
tional Bank, in Milford. Legality
1962 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
and interest (J-D) payable at The
liams, of Cincinnati.
First National Bank and Trust Co.,
in Steubenville. Legality approved
/
Port Clinton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Car¬ by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
a
Due
as 6s.
1,
Amelia), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $915,000 school
payable at the County Treasurer's
building bonds offered on Sept. 12
office.
Legality approved
by
—v. 192, p. 648—were awarded to
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of a
group
composed of The Ohio
Cleveland.
Company, McDonald & Co., First
Cleveland
Milford Exempted Village School
Corp.,
and
Wm.
J.
Mericka & Co., as 4s, at a price of
District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Violet Snell, 101.64, a basis of about 3.82%.
.
'■
from
1
of
gahty approved by Shuler Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
lim¬
Sept.
(PST)
purchase
lnJ;erest (A-O) payable
City Treasurer s office. Le-
&
noon
Bond
Dec.
at the
general
,
Cumberland
Dated
the
County Bank, in Vermilion. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
inclu¬
1970
to
on
line
water
bonds.
for
C1fP?K
(EDST) on Oct.
the purchase of $5,400 spe¬
assessments
McCandleSS Township
rr
niL!Tnr?V?Ton«tA STeTieS R b™dsV
?rn^ iSCiS 1970 inclusive. 9,ct." 1
;°n Prmfrom 1961 to 'io7n )
p.m.
tax
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov.
8
ited
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
will
1987. -y '
-
1,
Due
3V2S.
as
from
vyy
1 from
June
on
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
384,000
16,000
Due
314s.
as
from
•'
sealed
20
Berkley Road, and Overlook
Boulevard), Ohio
Bond Offering — Edna M. Joy,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
,
$150,000
100,000
3.57%,
,
County/ Commissioners,
ceive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Vermilion-On-The-Lake (P. O.
bids until
0rZ8'r,
V
«
Bond Offering — D. F.
Huson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Interest J-D.
10 for
Lucas
NORTH CAROLINA
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
55
ele¬
bonds
Principal and interest payable at
First-Stroudsburg
National
The
in
Stroudsburg.
Legality
by Grant W. Nitrauer,
Bensinger
&
Bensinger,
of
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Stroudsburg.
J. W. Sparks & Co., and Bioren &
Co., with interest rates ranging 5 Taylor Township School District
from 214% to 4%, at a price of
(P. O. Taylor), Pa.
offered
were
on
Bank,
Sept. 8—v. 192, p. 850—
approved
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
98.20, a net interest cost of about
3.86%.
Bond
Offering
—
Joseph Krvza-
nowski, Secretary of the Board of
^
V'l
77'7'
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1248)
;i *<
gaged in
until 7:30 p.m.
\i
resource
(EDST) on Sept. 27
for the purchase of $195,000 school
funding limited tax bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
i.
7
and interest payable at
the North¬
000
wide
a
range
development
tem
TENNESSEE
b
,b"
accounts
electric
Henry County (P.O. Paris), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 airport
improvement
bonds
Sept.
{
of
192, p. 850 t— were
Equitable Secu¬
offered
on
utilities
the sale of TVA bonds
can
obligation
unlimited
follows:
,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
$310,000
as 3.10s. Due on May
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
1
;
°
190,000
be used
3.20s. Due
as
1973 and
1974.
May 1,
on
;
—
v.
The
to
of
area
80,000
County (P. O. Eau
Claire), Wis.
Bond Offering—Esther F. Voss,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on Oct.
4
for
the
purchase of $765,000
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
i
Nov. 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1980
in¬
Principal and
terest
the
(M-N)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
"I.
i
*
7
•>
7 v.
j?
|.b
IJ!
i»JH
7
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r
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Repentigny-Les-Bains School
Commission, Que.
Bond
■
CANADA
York, jointly; (2) The First Bos¬
ton
Corporation;- Lazard Freres
&
Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Co., and Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
jointly;
(3)
Blyth & Co., Inc.,. and J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., jointly; and (4) The
Chase
Manhattan
Bank;
Morgan
on
■
Callable
as
March
of
15,
son,
the
to
Tennessee
T exas
1960. Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
Proceeds
from the
sale
of TVA
bonds will be used to help finance
construction
of
new
generating
capacity to meet the growing de¬
received
until
17
for
were
the
H
sj;
,7
=Vi
H-
ft7i
Gainesville Indep. School District,
i"
4
by retained earnings of the power
system.
Bond
amounted
to
approxi¬
mately, $100,000,000 in fiscal 1960.
Interest on the bonds is subject to
Federal income tax but is exempt
$90,000
from state and
local
taxation.
$500,000 road
bonds offered on Sept. 12—v. 192,
p. 851—were awarded to a group
composed of Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast, E. F. Hutton & Co., and
R. A. Underwood & Co., Inc., as
follows:
as
265,000
1
100,000
gross power revenues less the cost
150,000
operating, maintaining and ad¬
ministering power properties and
payments to states and counties in
lieu
of
ing
taxes, but before deduct¬
depreciation accruals
and
other
on
March
1,
2.80s. Due
as
2V2S. Due
on
2%s. Due
on
March 1
-
245,000
on
as
from
3s.
Due
on
March
1
March
1
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
on Sept.
1973 inclusive.
1
Due
1978 and
Sept.
on
County
bonds.
sewer
1960. Due
1,
1979.
1980
inclusive.
J.
Boone,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $150,000 school, series B bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
$170,000
Lubbock Indep. School Dist., Texas
Oct.
Tennessee Valley Authority is a
U. S. Government corporation en¬
be received until 3 p.m.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(CST) on
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $2,250,-
1963
1
from
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the State
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
school
Marshall,
building .bonds.
cipal and interest (M-N)
payable
at all the branches in the Province
of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
in the loan
V
7 ;/'•
•-
procedure.
Rimouski-East, Que.'
Bond
Offering
Village
—
Herve Lvoie,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 4 for the purchase
of
$30,000 aqueduct and sewer
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
sive/Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at all branches in the
Province of; Quebec, of the bank
mentioned
in the loan
procedure.
St. Dorothee School Commission
No. 1, Quebec
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
1044
p.
—
awarded
Belanger Inc., at
Bond
Village
will
8
a
price of 98.039.
St. Emile, Quebec
Offering—Romuald
7
tier,
$166,000 school
Sept. 13—v. 192,
to The
on
were
Clou-
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
Sept.
for
$450,000. aqueduct,
sewage and fire protection bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
p.
m.
on
27
the purchase of
from
1961
to
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
all
at
of
branches
payable
(A-O)
in
Province
the
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
in
the
loan
procedure.
St.
Eustache, Quebec
Offering — H. Hemond,
Bond
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
26 for the purchase
of
sealed
Sept.
$306,500
on
various aqueduct and sewer bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
from
1961
cipal and
to
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(A-O)
at all branches in the
payable
Province of
Ouebec, of the bank mentioned in
the
loan
procedure.
1,
1961
to
Thetford Mines, Que.
Bond Offering—Antonio Beau-
doin, School Commission Secre¬
tary-Treasurer, will receive sealed
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
school
payable
all
at
procedure.
building
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
1961
Donnacona, Que.
Pepin, Town
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
7
(EDST)
on Oct. 3 for the
purchase of $50,000
industrial
plant
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Due
Nov.
on
1
clusive.
from
p.m.
1961
Principal
to
to
1980
branches
Quebec
in the
the
of
loan
pro¬
7
/
of
Province
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
$210,000 school
Sept. 13—v. 192,
948—were awarded to
a
group
of Geoffrion, Robert
&
Gelinas Inc., Rene T. Leclerc, Inc.,
and Banque Canadienne Nationale.
Marieville, Que.
Bond
the
Quebec
Bond
p.
of
mentioned
in
Vaudreuil School Commission,
composed
Province
(M-S) payable at all
the loan procedure.
(M-N) payable at all branches in
bank
Dated
Sept. 1 from
Principal
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
in¬
interest
and
interest
the
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1980
and
Bond Offering—O.
Villeneuve, Quebec
v-
Bond
Offering
Georges
LaOffering—0.,J. B. Gayette,
Secretary Treasurer, will touche, Town Secretary-Treasurer,
—
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
will
receive
sealed
bids. until
(EDST) on Sept. 26 for the
purchase
of
$24,000
road
and
Sept.* aqueduct bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1960.
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 3 for the purchase
of $65,000 industrial loan bonds.
8 p.m.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
1
from
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
Due
Principal and interest (M-S)
inclusive.
able
all
at
ince of
branches in the
in
the
loan
pay¬
Prov¬
Quebec, of the bank
tioned
Bond
men¬
bonds
852
p.
Ames
offered
—
&
on
were
Co.,
Sept. 8—v.
5s, at
a
A.
on
bids
Sept.
26
until
for
8
of
mentioned
of
Quebec,
in
the
loan
the
pro¬
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
(EDST) on Oct. 3 for the
purchase of $100,000 various town
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
p.m.
1, 1960. Due
Sept. 1 from 1961
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at all the
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in tha
to
receive
1980
on
inclusive.
(EDST)
purchase of loan procedure. '
p.m.
the
Offering—Wilfrid MailTown Secretary - Treasurer,
E.
Montminy,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed
1970
price of
Commission, Quebec
—
to
Bond
192, hot,
A.
Rapide-des-Chenes School
Offering
1961
Warwick, Que.
96.631.
Bond
from
cedure.
awarded to
as
1
Principal and interest
payable at all branches in
Province
bank
procedure.
Oct.
on
(A-O)
the
Sale—The $800,000 school
1961 to
inclusive.
on
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Commission,
Quebec
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 18 for the purchase of $314,000 public improvement, series V
limited tax bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due
Nov.
Normanda School
Clerk,
8
the
for
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
4 for the purchase of $1,208,500
VIRGINIA
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Bond
Offering — Sharlene
City
Dated
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
Town
will
Treasurer,
until
3
branches in the Province of Que¬
terest
Olympia),
Washington
Offering—Don
8
until
Nov. 1 from
on
cedure.
Dist. No. 333 (P. O.
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
on
the
1
on Sept.
1977 inclusive.
37/ss. Due
as
1960.
charges representing amor¬
tization of capital expenditures.
and
Thurston County, Tumwater Sch.
George,
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
75,000
&
sealed
-
bids
sealed
(EDST) on Oct. 4 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 aqueduct
March 1,
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
as
John Nuveen
33/4s. Due
1974 to
WEST
as
1962.
75,000
3%s.
as
from
1961.
Net power proceeds are defined
in the enabling legislation as the
of
5s. Due
as
from 1971 to
Bond
Texas
Sale —The
$100,000
852—
price of 98.039, a net in¬
3.91%, as fol¬
a
Liberty County (P. O. Liberty),
which
to
p.
lows:
the public sale of power bonds and
tem
Le¬
terest cost of about
unlimited tax bonds.
by
The TVA power bonds will be
payable entirely from
the
net
proceeds of the TVA power sys¬
Sept. 8—v. 192,
on
awarded
Co., at
purchase of $1,050,000 schoolhouse
Texas
electricity in the Ten¬
*
nessee Valley region.
Generating
Bond
Offering—E. P. Shelton,
capacity currently under construc¬ Business
Manager,
will receive
tion totals 3,131,000 kilowatts, to
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
be in operation by the winter of Oct. 18 for the
purchase of $475,1963-64,
at an
overall cost of 000
schoolhouse
unlimited
tax
about $480,000,000. This construc¬ bonds. Dated
Nov. 15, 1960.
tion program will be financed
M-S.
receive
Laurent Ger-
—
Secretary
Offering—Fernand Morin,
will receive
Secretary-Treasurer,
p.m.
loan
mands for
if
Interest
Longview, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 water
and sewer revenue, series E bonds
offered
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1975
Finance
State
2%s. Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1962 to
as
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Texas
be
The
to
Committee,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Authority.
sold
was
Town
will
$425,000
general obligation, series A bonds
of Austin.
Offering
vais,
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Coolidge Indep. School District,
Valley
District No. 400
Poulsboro), Wash.
1970. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
$125,080
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York; school house bonds was sold to
Bankers Trust Company; Chemi¬ Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
cal Bank New York Trust Co.; C.
Smith, Inc., and Walker, Austin &
J. Devine & Co., and Harris Trust
Waggener, jointly.
& Savings Bank, jointly.
Fort Stockton Indep. School Dist.,
Lehman
Brothers
is
financial
advisers
Kitsap County, North Kitsap Sch.
March 15 from 1961 to 1975 in-, 7
elusive.
7
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
square
Bond
payable
the loan procedure.
,
4
(A-O)
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
*
4
Oct. 1
on
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
branches in the Province of
at all
-
I'f
1, 1960. Due
to
cipal and interest
Eau Claire
only for power purposes. 7
"
The TVA power system serves
an
Oct.
Dated
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Oated. Oct. 1, 1960. Interest M-N.
Bond Offering1 — A r n o I d H.
Legality
approved
b y
McCall,
miles
Parkhurst, McCall & Horton, of Severson, City Comptroller-Direc¬
rities Corporation.
covering parts of seven states— Dallas.
tor of Finance, will receive sealed
;
Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
Knoxville, Tenp.
Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina,
UTAH
6 for the purchase of $1,600,000
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
and Virginia. The area has a pop¬
corporate purpose bonds. Dated
building, series F bonds offered ulation of
Ogden City, Utah
4,700,000.
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
on Sept. 13—v.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water¬
192, p. 948—were
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
awarded to a group composed of
works revenue bonds offered on
TEXAS
and interest (A-O) payable at the
The Equitable Securities CorpoSept. 8 — v, 192, p. 548 — were
National Exchange Bank, of Fond
;
Austin, Texas
awarded to John Nuveen & Co.,
ration; Cumberland Securities
du
Bond Offering—W. T. Williams,
Lac.
Legality
approved 7 by
at a price of 100.002, a net inter¬
Corp.; Davidson & Co., Inc., and
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Jr., City Manager, will receive est cost of about
3.68%, as follows:
Fidelity-Bankers
Trust
Co.,
of
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Knoxville, at a price of 100.008, a
Kenosha, Wis.
$36,000 as 4y4s. Due on July 1
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $4,net interest cost of about 3.73%,
Bond Sale—The $4,120,000 cor¬
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
000,000 electric light and power,
as follows:
85,000 as 3V2S. Due on July 1 porate purpose, series 1960 bonds
water
works
and
sewer
system
offered on Sept. 19—v. 192, p. 1044
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
$45,000 as 3%s. Due on March 1 revenue,
series
1960-A
bonds.
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
,79,000 as 33/4s. Due on July 1 —were awarded to a syndicate
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on April 1
headed
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive, v
by
the
First 'National
15,000 as 3s. Due on March 1, from 1962 to 1986 inclusive. Call¬
Bank, of Chicago, as 3.40s, at a
1965.
able as of April 1, 1975. Principal
VERMONT
price of 101.0208, a basis of about
340,000 as 33/4s. Due on March 1 and interest (A-O) payable at the
3.28%.
7
from 1966 to 1981 inclusive;
St. Michael's College, Winooski,
First National City Bank, in New
Other members of the syndicate
Vermont
York City. Legality approved by
Tennessee Valley Authority, Tenn.
were
as
follows: Northern Trust
Bond
Sale—The
$685,000 dor¬
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
To
Offer
$50
Million
Power
Co.,
of
Chicago, First
Boston
of Dallas.
mitory revenue bonds offered on
Bonds—The Authority announced
Corp., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Sept. 12 — v. 192, p. 851 — were
Additional Offering — Mr. Wil¬
plans to sell publicly $50,000,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co., The Illi¬
awarded to the Federal Housing
of power bonds on Nov. 15, 1960. liams will also receive sealed bids
nois Company, McCormick & Co.,
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as
The offering will be the first un¬ at the same time for the purchase
The
Milwaukee
Company,
City
2%s, at a price of par.
of
$1,000,000 general obligation,
National Bank
der the
1959 Federal legislation
&
Trust Co.,
of
series
1960-A limited tax bonds.
which authorized TVA to issue
Chicago, and Hannahs, Ballin &
WASHINGTON
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on July 1
Lee.
\ 7
up to $750,000,000 of bonds out¬
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Call¬
King County, Lower Snoqualmie
standing at any one time.
able as of July 1, 1975. Principal
Valley School Dist. No. 407
Details of the terms and con¬
and interest payable at The First
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
ditions of the securities will be
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
National City Bank, in New York
announced early in October.
QUEBEC
County
Treasurer,
will receive
The bonds will be sold at com¬ City. Legality approved by Dumas,
Beau-Comeau, Quebec
Huguenin & Boothpian, of Dallas. sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
petitive bidding to take place in
Bond Sale—The $1,269,000 town
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $100,000
New York City. Four nationwide
Calhoun County (P. O. Austin),
bonds
offered
on
school, series B bonds. Dated Nov. improvement
Texas
underwriting groups have been
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 Sept. 14 — v. 192, p. 1044 — were
formed
to
bid
on
the
bonds.
Bond
Offering — Howard G. to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and awarded to a group composed of
Managers of the four syndicates Hartzog, County Judge, will re¬ interest
&
Co., Morgan
(M-N)
payable at the W. C. Pitfield
ceive
sealed
bids
are: (1) Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
until
10
a.m.
and
Hudon
Ltd.,
and
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Ostiguy
Equitable Securities Corporation; (CST) on Sept. 28 for the pur¬
ity approved by Preston,. Thor- Credit Quebec, Inc., as 5s.
Smith, Barney & Co., and The chase of $700,000 county hospital
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Brossard, Que.
First National City Bank of New
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due
13
awarded
$285,000 school construction bonds.
from 1961
WISCONSIN
1960. Due
rjf[%
Monday, September 26, 1960
City,
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000- schoolhouse
refunding
un¬
limited tax bonds offered on Sept.
8 was sold to a group composed
of Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
las, and Rowles, Winston & Co., as
prescribed for
by' the Federal
Power Commission. Proceeds from
bonds.
Midland
Pennsylvania
National
Bank & Trust Co., of Scranton. activities and the accounts of the
Legality approved by Townsend, TVA power system are kept in
Elliott & Munson of Philadelphia. conformity with the uniform sys¬
eastern
general
tax
of regional
activities,
including flood control, naviga¬
tion, fertilizer research, and for¬
estry, in addition to its power
program.
The financing of the
power program, however, is en¬
tirely separate from non-power
Directors, will receive sealed bids
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