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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Reg. 17. S. Pat. Offic0
New York
Number 6087
Volume 194
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, September 4, 1961
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Inc.—Participation Units Offered—Via
A. G. E. Funds,
to an Aug. 21, 1961 prospectus, APA,
Inc., Minneapolis, publicly offered 100 participating units
in this program at $5,000 per unit. Each unit is subject
to assessments for up to $2,500 for completion costs. Pro¬
ceeds will be used to pay all costs of evaluating, acquir¬
In This Issue
derwriting 200 participating units in the A. G. E. Funds,
Inc., 1961 Exploration and Development Fund H at $5,000
per unit.
BUSINESS—The
Salle
of
manager
Street,
Fund,
111.,
the
3,
Chicago
Alco Oil & Gas Corp., 120
is
an
Illinois corporation
Stock and Bond Quotations
1960, Alco acquired the principal assets,
busiress
Breuer & Curran Oil Co., an Illinois cor¬
poration, in exchange for Alco stock. Breuer & Curran Oil Co. was
primarily a service organization organized to manage funds which its
officers,
directors and associates
wished to commit
to gas and oil
1939. On Dec.
and personnel, of
exploration
interests.
in
to
and
Shreveport,
Illinois;
its
to
Colorado;
properties
producing
operate
addition
In
Denver,
Louisiana;
which
in
it
Page
New York Stock
had
of
Casper,
this
13
25
30
35
35
35
35
37
(Bonds)
Exchange.
Exchange.—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange
is to
Fund
Stock
Boston
enable high-tax-bracket
participants to convert otherwise taxable current income into "after¬
tax"
capital assets, so capital expenditures will be held to as low a
level as Alco deems economically justifiable.
PURPOSE—The purpose
Stock
American
Alco maintains offices
McAllen, Texas; Olney,
Wyoming; and Coalinga, Calif.
Kansas;
Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
office,
Chicago
Bend,
Great
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific
Stock Exchange
Coast
develop
and
rea¬
sonably
necessary
Alco
Montreal
evaluate,
to
used
hold,
acquire,
test,
operate oil and gas leaseholds, to pay all costs
to accomplish these purposes, and to pay to
compensation due it under the Fund contract.
It is estimated that capitalized leasehold costs will approximate
of
Fund
the
deductible
tax
income
■
<
-A4*
Dow-Jones
Aerological Research, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
SEC
Aug.
29
100,000
Averages
and Bond
such
ticipation for
Investment News—
and tuners.
is
by Robert A. Martin
in
Depending
cartel,
tariff,
machines
BUSINESS—The
and
of sale,
AREL has
experienced rapid growth in recent
diversification in the fields of
years
are
vending
other local
military
radio
arranging
for
stock
Common
—V.
of
Miami,
tion
Inc.—Additional
Financing
associates.
Additional
Details—
193,
severally agreed
their
the
to purchase
number
respective
p.
of
from
shares
and
conditions contained
named below have
and the selling stock¬
terms
of
the
company
class
A
stock
common
set
opposite
names:
Company
Clayton
Securities
Herzfeld
&
19,600
Corp
Stern
From the
Selling
Stockholders
8,400
8,750
3,750
8,750
3,750
7,000
3,000
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp
Draper, Sears & Co.
7,000
3,000
3,500
Mason
3,500
1,500
1,500
3,500
1,500
3,500
1,500
2,450
1,050
2,450
1,050
Straus,
Hill,
Blosser
&
McDowell__
Darlington & Grimm
The
Brothers
Maltz,
.
Reich
Birr
R.
—V.
194,
1,000,000 shs.
($1.50 par)
it
year.
will
Greenwald &
&
&
E.
p.
Co
;
Co:
Co.',
-
Inc.
Bernhard
841.
&
j.-Co._
,
The
sale
Corp.—Common Reg¬
*
Uniyend
tion
Corp^—Common
public sale of this firm's
common
.
stock
Offered—Initial
was
additional
made Aug.
machinery
310,000
in
shares
June
changed
President,
and
production from program
or
purchase at the
the
to
carry
will encounter competition in
acreage
acquiring potentially pro¬
Apache will attempt
and in marketing its production.
and
the
program leases
forces
competitive fuels, on regulation of allowable production,
of marketing by the United States of gas sold in'
of
regulation
on
United
affected by economic and political
Apache.—V. 193, p. 2431.
States, all of which are
beyond the control of
company
stock,
for
the
electronic,
business machine,
company's
build
the net proceeds from the
$50,000
will be used to purchase and
$25,000 to relocate equipment
equipment;
into
expanded quarters;
$24,166.80 to retire existing notes payable, the
proceeds of which were used to purchase plant machinery; and the
balance
of such net
proceeds, will be used to supplement working
capital and for other general corporate purposes.
In addition
to certain- indebtedness, the company has outstanding
new
1
rv-'
of
competitive bids.
of
through its own leasing efforts based on geo¬
logical interpretations of its staff geologists and consultants; however,
it will also review all drilling blocks submitted to it and will acquire
for the program such as appear to merit testing and to be reasonably
priced. Marketing competition will depend in part on the production
of other crude oil and natural gas, crude oil imports, the marketing
of
stock,
the
the basis
other market is available,
no
program
obtain
to
of 29-31 Elm Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y., filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Aug. 29 covering 95,000 shares of
chinery, instruments
and parts
food and aircraft industries. Of
-
American
by
If
offer
ductive
420,714
2430.
company
will be let on
Apache,
FINANCING
$156,049
—
—
as
each
contracts
purchase
or
Outstanding
which 65,000 shares are to be offered for public
and 30,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
the present holders thereof.
M. L. Lee & Co., Inc., heads the list of
underwriters.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
The registration statement also includes
10,000 outstanding shares sold by the selling stockholders to Martin
Levy, president of the underwriter, for $1 per share, and 2,900 and
2,100 shares, respectively, sold to Maurice Singer and Ernest Adler
at 50c per share.
The
company
(formerly American Brush Machinery Co., Inc.)
is
engaged in the manufacture and sale of machinery for the fabrication
of twisted
wire brushes for personal, household and industrial use,
and for the related Christmas tree and wreath industry; the manu¬
facture and sale of twisted wire brushes for use in ladies' hair curlers;
and
the
manufacture
and
sale of special order custom made ma¬
sale
underwriters
From the
'
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
indebtedness
statement
common
of
financing details follow:j
the
the
level
a
Apache may offer to carry
leaseholds, in which case
prices and on the terms
prevailing in the area for products of like type and quality. Although
it is presumed Apache will profit from such transactions, no present
estimate of such profits can be made.
Proceeds from the sale of gas
and
oil will be distributed to the program
investor periodically by
one
practices
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
the underwriting
agreement
holders
56th St. New York, N. Y., was
istered—
100,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock at
$9 per share through Clayton Securities Corp., Boston,
in
120 E.
American Technical Machinery
This
and
of
and
two-way mobile
radio telephones and mobile
systems), EICL expects to assist AREL materially by
technical interchange
with United States electronics
(e.g.,
Our Aug. 28, 1961 issue reported the sale on Aug. 28
commercial
in
low
therefor, subject to applicable statutes. So long as title remains in
Apache it will execute all division orders necessary for the sale of
gas and oil. Division orders for the sale of oil will be executed only
for such reasonable periods of time as are consistent with the mini¬
mum needs of the industry under the circumstances but not to exceed
operators.
companies.
Alix
as
Apache will hold legal title to all leases as nominee for the pro¬
participants, subject to the right of any participant to demand
an
assignment of his interests within 30 days after written demand
will be used by the company
the purchase of vending
capital.
Authorized
and is now plan¬
control
found
gram
Associates, Inc.
company
CAPITALIZATION
Sundry
industrial
at $9 per share,
products by
the company
products sold
to them by the company.
The company's present products are sold
under trade names of "Alkaid", "Cloramint"
and "F&F" cough loz¬
enges.
On May 15, 1961, the company had executed leases for approxi¬
mately 37,000 machines of which about 2,500 had been delivered to
which
a
intensified
*.
1960 for the- purpose
of selling
operated vending machines owned
by
leased to operators for the exclusive sale of
of
subassembly and final assembly in the subsidiary plants.
communications
45
coin
means
merely to manufacture certain components and complete both
or
Notices 46
September
in
formed
such as trans¬
own components,
on
of
repayment of outstanding loans;
and equipment and for working
the
for
position either to manufacture basic sub¬
assemblies in Belgium and do final subassembly in the ultimate country
AREL
and oil reserves to the extent such gas and oil reserves may
gas
Drilling
through the offering of 100,000 shares
31
a
manufactures many of its
coils,
Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale
formers,
i
54
11
46
System
46
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
■
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
46
continent-wide business, with
Luxembourg,
Copenhagen and
Innsbruck and an associated company in Italy.
In
addition
to television and radio
receivers, AREL has bpen very
active in the design and manufacture of mobile communication equip¬
ment for military and industrial use, electronic organs, automatic test
equipment, and research and development in the field of specialized
industrial computers.
The company also operates a factory producing
high-unit cost, reinforced plastic tanks and containers.
AREL's facilities are among the most modern and
efficient on the
conditions,
to
a
quantities, capital expenditures will be held
Apache deems economically justifiable.
leasehold offer made to the program investor
will
be
a
map
of the leases and a resume showing the interests
acquired; their costs; the geological basis for testing; any unusual
duties assumed with respect to the development and operation of the
leases; if an immediate test is planned, the cost of drilling and com¬
pleting a well as a dry-hole or as a productive well, or, in the alter¬
native, a proposal for a monetary or acreage contribution to others
to induce an offset test by them or for the sale of acreage the pro¬
ceeds of which will offset a part of the program's testing cost; and,
if Apache contemplates at the time such proposal is made that it will
offer
to carry or purchase the production from such leasehold,
the
terms upon which it will so offer to carry or purchase such produc¬
tion.
The investor's consent to participate in any proposed action will
be
conclusively inferred unless he rejects the proposal in writing
within 10 days after receipt of such proposal.
Productive properties, which may be operated by Apache,
will be
developed in accordance with the recommendations of Apache's geo¬
logical and engineering departments.
Reserve
Federal
Mr. Charles E. Salik, President of
Electronics International said/ "The total commitment
of $2,900,000 (144,315,000 Belgium francs) includes pur¬
chase of common stock and long-term (12-year)
con¬
vertible debentures for a total of $1,900,000. The balance
of the commitment provides up to $1,000,000 for plant
expansion on a long-term loan basis."
acquired by
acquired by Apache( for this program; Each investor
the right to decline in writing any such par¬
period of 10 days after such offer is made to him.
purpose of this program
is to enable high-tax-bracket in¬
convert a portion of their otherwise taxable current income
the
As
vestors
to
and
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
(Antwerp), Belgium.
such properties
all
properties
be
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
State
commitment, Electronics International Capital
acquire an 83% equity in AREL, a leading
European electronics manufacturer based in Schoten
this program,
except Apache will have
General Corporation and
Ltd., will
Continent. It
in
investor
an
Apache to be for the account of Apache's investors. Apache will offer
to the investor at cost his pro rata of the working interests in all
Accompanying
vestment
Organized in 1952, AREL engages in
operating subsidiaries
in Amsterdam,
be
may
Miscellaneous Features;
Financing Arranged—By terms of its second major in¬
ning
prorgam Apache will not acquire any non-producing gas or oil prop¬
erties situated within Canada for its own account, except as Apache
into
(AREL)—
Laboratorium
Radio-Electrisch
under
written
company
Algemen
organized Dec. 6, 1954, under the
executive offices are located
Principal
PROGRAM—Apache will act as agent for each individual in¬
a
power-of-attorney revocable by either party at will by
notice thereof to the other party. During
the term of the
THE
vestor
Industrial Stock Averages 37
I—
i- 37
Stock Exchange
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
37
strumentation.
was
Ave.,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
common
is engaged
in
engineering
and
manufacturing of
processes and
instrumentation in the fields of aerology, meteorology,
atmospheric
phenomenon
and
environmental
engineering, - weather
modification
and
control,
medical electronics and
related sciences,
including
oceanography,
geophysics
and
aerospace
studies and in¬
The
Stock
Corp.
Delaware.
of
State
Marquette
Transactions New York
shares. A. D. Gilhart & Co., Inc.
will underwrite the offering. A price of $3.50 a share has been set for
the proposed sale.
Net proceeds will be applied toward the research, design, development
and manufacture of new products.
of
offering
Markets
the
523
National Quotation
J., filed with the
to the proposed
of 420 Division St., Long Branch, N.
a
registration statement relating
company
on
public
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
"** • ' wjV"^
h'
-
Stock
Toronto
'
of
Minneapolis 2, Minn., with operating offices
in Tulsa, Denver, Houston and Calgary.
Apache has several wholly-owned active subsidiaries, among which
are
APA, Incorporated, a Minnesota corporation organized Dec. 27,
1954, a securities broker and dealer, which is underwriting this of¬
fering on a "best efforts" basis; Apache Transmission Co., a Delaware
corporation organized Feb. 20, 1960, which operates natural gas and
oil
gathering transmission lines;
and Apache Gas Products Corp.,
an
Oklahoma corporation organized July 6, 1960, which owns a onehalf interest in a natural gas processing plant in Kendrick, Okla.
at
38
38
: 39
43
37
Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
15%
will be fully
and the balance of about 857o
purposes.—V. 194, p. 109.
expenditures,
for
BUSINESS—Apache
laws
.
37
37
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
be
will
PROCEEDS—Funds
ing, holding, testing, developing and operating Canadian
gas and oil leaseholds, and to pay, Apache Corp., sponsor,
compensation due it under the program.
1,
organized in
MISCELLANEOUS
•
fered—Pursuant
subsidiary of Alco Oil & Gas Corp., offered without un¬
La
Copy
Apache Canadian Gas & Oil Program 1961—Units Of¬
Aug. 15 prospectus, this newly formed wholly-owned
South
a
General Corporation and Investment News
.
an
$1.25
into
and
propose
and
effect to a recapitaliza¬
then outstanding were
the"310,000 new shares), of which Theodore Marks,
Harry Gantz, Vice-President, own 147,500 shares each
of common stock (after giving
1961
whereby
the
14- shares
to sell
15,000
shares
each.
Gas
Apache
Pursuant
f
to
&
an
Program 1962—Units Offered—
1961 prospectus, APA, Inc.,
OR
11,
Aug.
Minneapolis, publicly offered 300 participating units in
this program at $15,000 per unit. Proceeds will be used
to pay all costs of evaluating, acquiring, holding, testing,
developing and operatihg gas and oil leaseholds, and to
pay, Apache Corp., sponsor, compensation due it under
the program contract.
BUSINESS—Apache Corp. was organized Dec. 6, 1954, under the
laws of the State of Delaware. Principal executive offices are located
at 523 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis 2, Minn.,
with operating offices
in
Tulsa,
Denver,
Houston
THE PROGRAM—Apache
under
and
Calgary.
will act as agent for
each individual investor
power-of-attorney revocable by either party at will by written
thereof to the other party. During the term
of the program
a
notice
Apache
situated
will
not
within
acquire
the
any
continental
non-producing
United
States
gas
for
or
its
oil
own
properties
account,
properties acquired by Apache to be for the account of
Apache's investors. Apache will offer to the investor at cost his pro
rata of the working interests in all such properties acquired by Apach®
for this program. Each investor except Apache, which will be a pro¬
gram
Investor, will have the right to decline in writing _any ,such
participation for a period of 10 days after such offer is made to him.
all
such
2
the
As
vestors
of
purpose
convert
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(950)
a
this program is to enable high-tax-bracket in¬
portion of their otherwise taxable current income
gas and oil reserves may
expenditures will be held
justifiable.
Accompanying each leasehold offer made to the program investor
will
be
a
map
of the leases and a. resume showing the interests
acquired; their costss the geological basis for testing; any unusual
duties assumed with respect to the development and operation of the
leases; if an immediate test is planned, the cost of drilling
and
into
be
to
and oil reserves to the extent such
in commercial quantities, .capital
gas
found
low
as
level as
a
Apache deems economically
a
alternative,
others
in
a
well as a
proposal
induce
to
writing
offset
an
within
days
10
after
receipt
of
therefor.
So
long
division
orders
for
proposal.
such
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
Productive properties,
most of which will be operated by Apache,
will be developed in accordance with the recommendations of
Apache's
geological and engineering departments.
.t.
Drilling contracts will be- let on -the basis of competitive bids.
Apache will hold legal title to all leases as nominee for the pro¬
gram participants, subject to the right of any participant to demand
an
assignment of his interests within 30 days after written demand
dry-hole or as a productive well,,, or, in the
for a monetary or acreage contribution to
test by them or for the sale of acreage
the proceeds of
which will offset a part of the program's testing
cost; and, if Apache contemplates at the time such proposal is made
that it
will offer to
carry
or
purchase the production from such
leasehold, the terms upon which it will so offer to carry or purchase
such production.
The investor's consent to participate in any proposed
action
will
be
conclusively
inferred unless he rejects the
proposal
completing
.
sale
the
title
as
oil
will
remains
for
necessary
of
be
the
Apache
of
only
it i will
oil
in
sale
executed
gas.
and
for
such
execute
Division
reasonable
all
orders
periods
»
for
the last four months of the
year. The complicating factors are, as pointed out
above, the change in the cold war's direction which may induce tighter monetary
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
and fiscal policy is bound to change in the
This country's monetary
credit and tax qualitative and quantitative controls. In light of the already known
Treasury cash needs and the expectation of what its heeds may be as a result of
heightened events abroad, the government may act to control the direction of funds
SIDNEY BROWN
By
light of recent,
and its cost.
significant developments, the most dramatic of which was the Soviet Union's drastic
memory-refresher of our imperative need to gird fully our national defenses. Other
ILLUSTRATIVE
active
a
dates.
million
$32.5
holders
via
for
Wertheim
&
Audiographic,
Inc.,
Bonds
Stocks
$79,446,500
80,608,900
380,406,900
31,483,000
t$7,500,000
20,000,000
9—.
Sep. 11-Sep. 16__.
Sep. 18-Sep. 23__.
Sep. 25-Sep. 29__.
5-Sep.
25,043,300
,
15
_________
'
27
$118,906,100
$571,945,300
$16,510,000
Total
$230,552,000
Last week's data.
$690,851,400
$247,062,000
March,
1961
16
_________
,___A
24
million
or
>
more.
t
f Does not include the $193,000,000 offering of
be made on Thursday, Sept.'7.
'
V
11
24
-___JL
19
29
________
.
TOTAL
________
U. S. Home
Advanced
Development Corp.
Scientific
Instruments
;____
16
'
24
28
C. F. Kirk Laboratories
25
____
29
Badger
29
Cal-Val Research
28
___
Applied Research
Northland
,
.........
'.
.'___
23
___
_____
26
___
FORMAL BACKLOG
29
Last Week
Cott
,
>
Ore-Ida
29
__
v
t
Wetterau Foods
24
_
Blue
29
___
29
List
25
—_
27
This Week
_
25
;
A—A—_
16
:
'
Fiberglass Products
1961
16
Federal Land Bank bonds of inter
mediate term to
S.
24
_
June,
A
_______—_
24
19
$659,537,000
.
U.
'
,16
$1
24
___
May, 1961
Both
$531,089,000 $1,221,940,000
......
24
—
30
$113,600,500
310,520,900
553,123,000
244,695,800
$412,475,000
"
Tassette
28
16
66,362,800
28
___
'
Financings
$26,654,000
209,712,000
147,673,000
146,850,000
$86,946,500
100,608,900
405,450,200
97,845,800
Issue
August, 1961
"
27
Municipals*
Effective
February, 1961
April, 1961
Total of
C&rporates
..
.
.
interval, it might be added is also influenced by whether the issue is a
publicly traded secondary, new issue or combination of secondary and new issue.
SUPPLY
Total
&
The time
expensive economic problem.
VISIBLE
Corporate
processing time was for Armour &
rights offering to stock¬
for 200,000 shares of Tassette, Inc.,
debentures
The longest was
Co., Bruno-Lenchner, Inc., and Karen Securities, and
which filed for 200,000 shares and was underwritten by
Co.
Filed with the SEC
political freedom problem—it is, also, an
shortest
subordinated
First Broad Street Corp.
one.
Corporate
*
Note that the
convertible
managed by 'Amos Treat
setting, the financing
SEPTEMBER'S
Sep.
the effective
and
Co.'s
Recapitulated below are three tables which attempt to sum up the demand for
corporate and municipal capital in dollar terms for the short (four week) and the
long run. How the grave, foreboding events abroad will affect the money and
capital markets remain to be seen. USSR's unilateral and defiant resumption of
nuclear testing,
the Berlin crisis, France's troubles in North Africa, threat of
Castroism in Brazil, and the Red Chinese presence in Laos and Viet Nam is not
only
LAGS
below,-taken from Aug. 24-29 period, are fairly typical of well known
unknown companies with big and small registrations. Indicated are the filing
and
backlog has reversed itself and is beginning to
climb upward. The holiday mood set in by the Labor Day week-end will prevail
this week in the capital market but the week thereafter promises to be a rather
this
Within
SEC
The issues
indications that economic recovery is being hastened
by increased governmental defense and non-defense intended and already ,i:elt
spending; the President's exhortation to the steel industry to hold the line on prices;
and the realization that the coming Sept. 15 International Monetary Fund meeting
will go quite far in installing measures to increase mobilization of surplus member
country foreign reserves and to pyramid thereon greater international liquidity for
countries requiring credit to tide them over their world-payments-imbalance.
developments include obvious
Publishing Co.
Bottling
July, 1961
$273,366,200 (18)
92,093,700 (33)
$365,112,300 (27)
85,135,900 (38)
Corporate bonds with dates—_
Corporate bonds without dates-
10,
29
'
12
bonds
Total
$450,248,200
-
$365,459,900 (51)
(65)
August,
$600,575,300(158)
798,943,550(356)
$271,552,000(144)
818,112,400(340)
$1,399,518,850(514)
$1,089,664,400(484)
____*$1,849,767,050(579)
$1,455,124,300(535)
Total stocks
None
of
29
i____
1961;
•
3
Corporate stocks with dates
Corporate stocks without dates-
29
___
11
the
issues
above
Total
corporates
$652,267,000 (62)
municipals with dates
came
within
the
traditional
Co.
r
•
20-day
typical processing
seeking the funds and
The havoc this creates in the market for the company
underwriter(s) is not difficult to understand.
range.
the
FEDERAL
Total
Armour &
25
_________
RESERVE
IS
PUMPING
DOUBLE TIME
The Labor Day week-end got off to a rousing start with a big credit creating boost
by the Federal Reserve.
$674,503,000 (65),
In the past week from Aug. 23 to Aug. 30, the Fed bought
million in bills, $18 million in notes and $14 million in bonds; or a week's
increase of $243 million in open market purchases. The purchase of bills is a new
switch since the "nudging" policy was adopted.
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$211
Data in
parentheses denote number of issues. V
$12.8 million in four preferreds with dates and
*Includes
preferreds without dates, 43 issues of $300,000 or less
and 100 Reg. A's without assigned sales dates.
■*
•
in six
$5,468,000
with dates
.
/.
.
t
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
$1,100,000,000
corporate bonds and stocks
Last Week
$1,160,000,000
fairly definite corporate demand for capital combined with
corporate financing intentions add up to a gross potential
Last week's comparable total was $2.6 billion.
The
of
FIRST EIGHT MONTHS'
TOTAL
Based
ENTIRE
credit
months
registered with the
last two years
Janf-Mar.
Apr.-June
July-Sep.
-
_
__
1961
1960
1959
No. of
Filings
333
$4,082,588
4,536,115
3,250,961
416
397
Effective
Regis*
$3,670,601
4,148.202
3,607,157
yet. v
No. of
Filings
491
389
393
Effective
Regis.
$4,288,235
7,642,623
t
No.
of
Filings
528
593
t
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•
LARGER
of this year number
Effective
Regis*
by $1,029 billion.
weekly averages, the Fed's easy credit-policy continuance has resulted in
1960
Securities Exchange Commission in the first eight
approximately 1,484. This is 105 less than that for the
entire 12 months in the record filing year of 1960, and is but 13 less than that
registered in 1959. From all indications, not only will the dollar value of effective
registrations and of securities sold for cash exceed last year's figures but the number
of issues is bound to swamp the SEC. Complicating and adding to the morass of
new issues is the fact that many new firms that have registered with the SEC for
the first time understandably take the longest to be processed. The "full and fair
disclosure" act of 1933, and as amended, is the toughest on companies that have never
been scrutinized before by the SEC. The table immediately below should indicate
the greatly increased differential in the pace of SEC activity
compared to the
Securities
on
$85 million'increase in the past week and $594 million increase compared to the
week ending Aug. 31, 1960. In part this change was prompted by last week's $150
million gold-outflow, decrease in the float, and the desire not to tighten up on
FILING ALMOST UP TO RECORD
FOR
by $12,324 billion, and increased its holding of notes by $12,285 billion
and added to its bonds
the unfirmed reports
total of $2.9 billion.
System has increased its portfolio of
government securities by $497 million. This was primarily in the form of notes.
Since Aug. 24, 1960, to date, the Fed decreased its bills by $371 million and its
certificates
This Week
Total
Compared to last year, the Federal Reserve
The larger issues expected
ISSUES IN
THE
OFFING
during the next four weeks
are
follows:
as
Week
of Sept. 5-Sept. 9: $5 million debentures of TelePrompTer Corp.; one million
shares of common of Texas Capital Corp.; $1,075,791 shares of Western Union Tele¬
graph Co.,. common; and
in Municipals—There
are
no
large issues
scheduled
for
this week.
Week of Sept. 11-Sept. 16: $5 million Apache Realty Corp., units $6,250,000 First Small
Business Investment Co. of Tampa, common; $20 million Flato Realty Fund, shares;
400,000-shares of Lewis (Tillie) Foods, Inc., common; $3.5 million Tastee-Freez,
common; $18 million Mountain Fuel Supply Co., debentures; and in Municipals—
$10 million Cheyenne, Wyo.; $47 million Commonwealth of Mass.; $4.5 Suffolk
County Water, Auth,* N. .Y.; $4 million Tacoma, Wash.; $100 million California
(State of); $6,010,000 Dade County Spe. Tax S. D. 1, Fla.; $9 million Harris County,
Houston Nqv. Dist., Texas; $4,149,000 Essex County, N. J.
"
Week of
Sept.18-Sept.23: 340,000 shares of Admiral Plastics Corp., common; $5 mil¬
Food Capital Corp., common; $15 million First Mortgage Fund, Ben. Int.;
583,334 shares of Houston Corp., common; 388,250 shares of Loewe Companies, Inc.;
500,000 shares of National Periodical Publications, Inc., common; 375,000 shares of
lion Drug &
NuTone, Inc., common; 300,000 shares of Control Data
Corp., common; $20,253,300
Co.; $279,351,840 Pacific Northwest
Bell Telephone Co., common; and in Municipals—$5.3 million Atlanta, Ga.; $7,250,000
Milwaukee, Wise.; $35.5 million Oklahoma (State of); $25,893,000 Pennsylvania State
School Building Authority, Pa.; $8 million Sacramento, Calif.; $18 million Los
Angeles Dept. of W. & P., Calif.; $42,490,000 New York City, N. Y.
in debentures of Northern Indiana Public Service
Yr's.
tot—$15,166,474
1,497
$14,958,026
1,589
*
Thousands of dollars.
t Unavailable.
x There were 313 filings from July 1
filings from Aug. 25 through Aug. 31,
through Aug. 24, and an estimated 50 {
or 1,484 filings for January through
Source: Securities and Exchange
the capital market can
of Sept. 25-Sept. 29: 500,000 shares of Delta Capital
common;
Corp,,
common;
Commission.
first eight months of this year is precursive of what
expect merely as a result of relatively normal recovery forces
in the
800,000
$60 million in bonds of
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.; 325,000 shares of Mite Corp., capital; and in
August, 1961.
The number of filings
Week
shares of Midwest Technical Development Corp.,
Municipals—
$22,250,000 Detroit, Mich.; $10 million Detroit City School District, Mich.; $100 million
Illinois (State of); $9 million Pasadena, Calif.
:
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.
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Volume
time
of
with
consistent
are
as
the
under
Number 6087
194
circumstances
is
.
minimum
the
not
but
.
exceed
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
needs
one
of
the
•
industry
If
year.
Armour &
acreage
and in marketing its production.
Apache
attempt to obtain the majority of the program leases through its
efforts
submitted
merit
it
to
testing
acquire
will
and
to
and
for
the
priced.
reasonably
be
and
such
program
will
LISTING—Application
to
competition
crude oil
practices of com¬
Jan.
tion
the
fuels, on state regulation of allowable production, and on
regulation 6f marketing'of gas sold in interstate'commerce,
all of which are affected by economic and political forces beyond the
control of Apache.—V. 193, p. 1553.
petitive
The Board of Directors held
Liberty
company,
conversion
price
Building,
Bank
Oklahoma
City,
packer in
fields
is
to
on
it
of
vote to
of incorporation
resolution directing a 2V2-for-l
to
adopt on
This
with
offered
split of common stock.—V.
1961
23,
The
for
engaged
is
$2.40
at
Maplewood,
Corp.,
company
sale
public
N.
will
Proceeds
used
be
sales
for
and
to
purchase
advertising
Research,
com¬
mortgage 3%
G,
will continue to
Purchase
5%
of
the
shares
60,000
being
used
be
BUSINESS—The
in New York in
incorporated
radar
and
About
its
telemetry
of
agencies
60%
and
from
excludes 562,901
by
the company,
cise
of
the
debentures
restricted
ployees
of
♦♦The
the
89,546 of
stock
be
Nov.
1,
the
to
1984,
5%
cumulative
will
and
debentures
rank
Trust
sales
underwriters
buildings, and in specialized mausoleum work.
The wholesale
purchasing of marble, and the reselling of unworked marble are done
Carl
thorugh Southern Marble Supply Inc.
Of the $280,000
estimated, net; proceeds from the stock sale, $75,000 will be expended
for
plant automation and modernizing, including the,, acquisition of
high-speed cutting • and polishing machinery in order to permit the
company to increase its- production' capacity, $100,000 to* retire trade
acceptances which have been accepted for the purchase of inventory,
including
purposes,
h
.
1983,
to
working capital
the
financing
of
and
Co.
M.
Loeb,
c—__
Bear,
Stearns
Becker
G.
The
to
each
William
&
C0.___2.__' 1.50
Co.
&
Blair
&
of
'
Lazard
Blunt Ellis &-Simmons—,2_
0.7b'
Lehman
Co., Inc.
,&
Chapman,
3.00
Co.
<
&
Co.—__
F.
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.1— 1.50
iJulien Collins & Co.______0.60
r
Cruttenden,
Dominick
Eastman
*R
Dillon,
Co.__
-*
-
1
'
f
3.00
Co.________
1.50 ' '
Securities
Southwest
Corp.—
First
Co.—0:76
'
3.00
Hallgarten
has outstanding 142,500 shares of common stock "(after
a
recapitalization in August 1961 whereby the 1,000
shares' then outstanding were exchanged for 40,000 new shares), of
which Edward A. C'osentino, President, and Ruth Cosentino, SecretaryTreasurer, own 45.2% each.
They received 102,500 of such-shares in
company
effect
exchange
Halsey,
to
the
for
outstanding
shares
Southern Marble
liquidated).
of
—V.
Co.
Stuart
194, p.
\
shares)
Arizona
-
was
book value
increase
from $69,144
will
Public
Service
Co.
—
of
the
If
Cosehtino's
all
&
1 50
Co
3.00
__________
Co.
3.00
0.60
&
Co.
Preferred
Placed
Co
to\ institutional
Wells
&
Co— 0.60
Webber,
Jackson &
•-
the
The
and
Among the major purchasers of the issue were New York Life Insur¬
Co., which purchased 80,000 shares,, and the following companies,
New
Co.;
of which purchased 10,000 shares: Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.;
England Mutual Life Insurance Ccri; Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
and
balance
-
Provident' Mutual
Arizona
service
Public
to
3.0
the service
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
Philadelphia.
'V- '
The
Service
is
Arizona's
of
an
14
•
Phoenix
is
the
largest, city
in
&
Co.,
1.50
Inc.
,
of
COMMERCIAL AND
Dana
White,
Weld
Witter
& Co.
& Co
Inc.— 3.00
;
3.00
an
3,
On
giving
followed
(which
.
FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
.
(Reg. U.
v
will
own
1
are
to
be
S. Patent Office)
29.28%
to sell
proposes
sold
for
a
to
by two
capital.
sembly
Morris L.
of
and
fluctuations
in
tne
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
Fund
and
to
act
agent
The
the
for
New York
transfer
as
securities.
agent
transfer
fund.
,
Trust Co. has con¬
and
agent
will
custodian
also act
balance
of
the
and
of
an
and
of
17.
company
1957,
of
sale
fire
was
incorporated
by Messrs. Jack Malin
in the State of New
and Robert Ostrow the
fire
home
warning
systems.
Also
the
and
burglar
were for home fire warning systems. The
warning systems for industrial protection
owned
for
branch
distributor.
PROCEEDS—The
deduction
mately
of
net
-
of
,
approximately
indebtedness;
approximately $75,000 for the establishment within a two year period
of
10 wholly-owned
branch distributors; $35,000 to the reduction of
indebtedness to Messrs. Malin and Ostrow for assignment of a patent
proceeds
application
Levinson
17,000 shares each
loans
to
made
the
by
company;
Mr.
Robert
$15,278.91 to repay non-interest bearing
to the company; approximately
Ostrow
equipment; approximately $50,000
and approximately $40,000 for
semi-finished inventory. The remainder
$25,000 for additional machinery and
.
w
of the sale from the 150,000 shares
approximately $44,500 will be approxi¬
proceeds
expenses
The
company
proposes
to
apply
to the reduction- of accounts payable and other
$489,500.
for
the
the
financing of finished and
development
of new
products;
York 7, N. Y„ REctor ,2-9570. daude D. Seibert,
issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other oiiices. xjo o.
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N^ Y.. unaer ine
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, 5/a.w ner
William B. Dana Company, Publishers; 25 Park Place, New
11
and
as¬
design,
approximately 2% of the total volume during the same
three
year
period.
Although the company manufactures and sells
component parts for its fire and burglar warning systems, the sales of
such component parts have not been a significant part of
the com¬
pany's business.
The company's products are marketed through six¬
teen
independent
and
five
affiliated
distributors and one
wholly
accounted
retirement of the 625,000
split), the company will
additional
May
which approximately 90%
sale
stock
Levinson, President; 44.06%
other officers.
for foreign subscriptions
of
as
'
,
of home burglar warning systems, and
of fire and burglar warning systems for industry.
The sale of home
fire and burglar warning systems accounted
for approximately 98%
of the
total volume for the three year period ending May 31, 1961,
shares, of which Nathan Cummings
shares;' and
Treasurer;
the
a
manufacture, assembly and sale
* t
.
purchase
3.' Illinois
account
on
$75,000
family.. The
recapitalization
and
cash
BUSINESS—The
company's stock from board chairman Nathan
1,021,250 common
150,000
are
authorized
principal officers and controlling stockholders of the company.
The
company's principal business is the design, manufacture,
after
the
The
Aug.
by amendment) of the" obligation incurred by
with, its proposed purchase for retirement
working
effect
for
Pine
York
.
-
through two divisions.
One manufactures
(including Rival Dog Food), and the
his
is to provide individuals and
investment in marketable
United
shares
of
the
Fund
are
not,
the Fund
of
program
Securities.
disbursing
80
cat food
of
to time shall
economic and
prevailing.
purpose
a
withv the
to
3.00
;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
1879.-Subscription in United States; U. S. Possessions, Territories and-Members o£ Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
Seibert,
Chicago
March
NOTE:
members
have outstanding
The company is enlarging its facilities by constructing two new steam
stations.
Proceeds of the issue will be used to repay construction' bank
loans.—V. 193, p. 2431..;,. '
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Street,
and
by
28 prospectus, First Broad Street Corp.,
St., N. Y. C., and associates, publicly offered
150,000 shares of the company's 100 par common stock
at $4 per share.
0.60
3.00
connection
available
be
After:
" '
-
William
will
independent-.operating, utility, providing
counties.
supplied
in
625,000 shares of the
Cummings
which also includes, Tempe, Yuma, Flagstaff, Glendale,
area,
and Douglas.
THE
of
purchased by 13 other institutional buyers.
was
company
in¬
Audiographic, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
certain
(amount, to be
the
company,
.
cosmetics, toiletry and proprietary drug items (including
5
Day Deodorants).
Net proceeds to the company from its sale of
additional stock,
to be used in part to pay the remaining balance
ance
each
operates
dog and
investment
open-end
an
3.00
Corp;
Dean
Co. Inc.— 3.00
630 and V. 193, p. 906.
company
is
_
&
distributes
dealers
1960 in
22,
the registrant's portfolio from time
the management in the light
of
in
with
Fund's
dividend
stock,
and
authorized
of
tracted
1.50
statement with
Pri¬
through
available
are
APPOINTMENTS—The Chemical Bank
0.60
&
This
tile
to about $189,630.
F'und
capitalization of the Fund is
4,000,000 shares of common stock* of one class, with a par value of
$5 per share. Each share will be entitled to one vote and shall par¬
ticipate equally In dividends, distribution and net assets of the Fundv
Associated Products, Inc.—Common Registered—
holdings
Government
Public offer-
guaranteed.
opinion of management U. S. Government securities
safety during periods of prosperity and recessions.
the
In
medium
Royal
and
subsequently
aggregate
S.
—
Investment
CAPITALIZATION—The
other
sold,' the
offered
U.
Fund
Government
however,
,
investors.
The First Boston Corp.
Blyth & Co., Inc. acted as agents for the issue."
(129,000
latter
(which
Inc.
are.
the
PURPOSE)—The
vately—The company has reported sale of $12,000,000
of its $2,625 cumulative preferred stock, series C, $50 par,
shares
being
a
June
held
States
company of 445 Park Ave., New York City, filed a registration
the SEC on Aug. 25 covering 359,000 shares of common
of which 175,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
company and 184,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the present
holders thereof.
The offering is to be at $17 per share made through
underwriters headed by
Allen & Co., New York and A. C. Allyn &
Co., Chicago.
The underwriting terms* are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
A finder's fee will be paid by the underwriters to Sutro & Co.
Marble,
—
of
on
institutions
"Thornton, Mohr", Farish &
Gauntt, Inc.
.___
0.60
1.50
•
stock
St., N. Y. C., the underwriter and distributor.
determined
■
The
giving
outstanding
share,
each
for
in
company
Delaware.
It has not yet commenced
operations.
The Fund will invest in marketable direct obligations of
the
United
States
of America,
that is, Government Bonds, Notes,
Certificates of Indebtedness and Treasury Bills, collectively referred to
as
"Government Securities."
The proportion of each of such obli¬
gations
3.00
/
Curtis
Reynolds
'
shares
7.77
Capital Stock Offered
the
which are
share plus
be
Stone & WebStCf Securities
*
1.50
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
apout
the
market conditions then
—0.60
Co.
'Rodman & Renshaw_„
"Smith, Barney & Co.
Co.__-_;
&
&
Hutchinson
Moseley
Paine,
0.76
/
S.
Mullaney,
1.50
Union-
&
Eberstadt
Equitable
&
Dominick
Securities
•
•
Podesta
&
Inc.—
Brothers
McMaster
•
0.76 ;
to
of
to
for
Fund
BUSINESS—The
Tnalmann &
Freres
McCormick &
-
0.76
Howe
of
rate
share
per
shares
corporated
the
Inc. 3,00
Co."';
>
be
and
3.00
1.00
Burnham
Co.,
Weeks—
Co.
Landenburg,
1
Inc._L_- 1.50
will
determined daily based upon the net asset value
sales charge of 3% of the sales price in transactions
involving an aggregate of less than $5,000 of which commission 2.4%
is allowed to dealers and .6% is retained by the principal underwriter.
Debs.
Peabody
Co.___212.___
Blyth &
*
&
Illinois
Kidder,
•' Inc.'
Whipple & Co.___—1.00
receivables.
additional
sell
to
Hornblower
1.50
The
shares of common stock, sold
Kellogg, III, Board Chairman,
outstanding 3,450
of which James C.
the
at
price
prices
per
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—____ 1.50
——10.00
for general
used
agreed
'. '
Rhoades
1958.
that the book value of each share would be $11.40 per
so
The
at
Harrimari Ripley &
Co.___i_:i0.00
of
ing df 2,000,000 shares of the fuhd's $5 par capital stock
was
made
on
Aug. 23 via Capital Counsellors, Inc.,
cumulative
% of*
—10.00
&
Allyn & Co., Inc._l_j.;_
Bacon,
A.
&
Forgan
dividend
net
50 Broad
debentures,
3'/2%
named
Co.
&
A. C.
by the company,
corporate
the
...
1,
1972.
Debs.
siastical
added
1,
'
Sept.
% of
Glore,
Act
Diss, President, and Fidelity Union Trust Co. own 8.78%,
and
72.46%,
respectively. The
company
plans to declare a
Atlantic
as
Wertheim
Investment
Business
Small
has
share,
per
Securities Iuc.
below, and each of the underwriters, for whom
Glore, Forgan & Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
representatives, has severally agreed to purchase, in the
respective percentages set forth below, such of the debentures as are
not subscribed for pursuant to the offering to holders of common stock:
acting
are
is designed, cut.^poljshed and installed as finished
products in various, forms for use in residential, commercial, and eccle¬
be
has
company
the
under
scrip
Wertheim & Co.,
,
purchases marble from domestic and foreign quarries
.portion to others in its primary state; but the greater
will
.4.J1
due
subordinated
with
passu
three
38 South Dearborn St., Chicago 90, 111.; and Bankers
P. O. Box 3737, Grand Central Station, New York 17, N. Y.
Co.,
UNDERWRITERS—The
company
balance
debentures,
due Nov.
New Jersey law in September 1961, the company
closed-end non-diversiiied management investment
Investment Company Act of 1940 and is a Fed¬
publicly.
con¬
Trust Department,
derived fmm the government and
to Industrial companies.
Approxi¬
-'(about 75% )
the
the
APPOINTMENTS—The following will act as agents in connection with
the subscription offer: The First National Bank of Chicago,
Corporate'
Oakland Park, Fort
Lauderdale,"Fla., filed' a .registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
28 covering 100,000 share's of common stock, to be offered for public
sale at $3.50 per share.
The offering will be made on an all-or-nothing
basis by J; J. Bruno &r Co., Inc., which will receive a $.385 per share
comnrisison arid $5,000 for expenses.
The registration statement also
includes 11,500 common shares sold to the underwriter and 1,000 shares
to William
Kilby; the finder, by the principal stockholders, at 53.6c
pgr share.
'
■'">
• •'
and
by
represented
income
pari
(subordinated),
the underwriters exercisable at the
the company receives for the 500,000 shares,
be exercised to cover over-allotments in the
granted
as
excludes
•■,>()
subordinated
Architectural Marble Co.—Common Registered—
a,
are
shares
B.
share,
199,871 shs.
upon
the
company
$100
5.07%
*p
convertible
superior
income
This' company of 4425 North East Sixth Terrace,
The
which
granted
iy2 shares
and
■
and ..resells
at
Albert
are
,
part
None
5,186,530 shs.
Issuable
regis¬
a
500,000
in New Jersey. Net proceeds from the stock sale
general funds to be used to provide equity capital
loans to small business concerns.
to
The
89,547Vx shares
held for delivery upon exer¬
to certain officers and em¬
options
company,
4V2%
due
main¬
mately 90%' of the company's gross revenues are attributable directly
or
indirectly to government defense or space programs." CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company as of June 23,
1961, and as adjusted to give effect to the offering, will-be 600,000
shares of common stock, 25 cents par value.—V;194, p.'2.
;
56,782,720
initially
filed
J.,
long-term
stock
also
a
as
Licensee
added
j
and
N.
covering
29
Aug.
on
purchase
make
shares
offered;
certificates.
•
revenues
stock
of
under
under
primarily
per
version
systems.
gross
12,338,000
500,000 shs.
SEC
intends to provide capital to small business concerns through
of convertible debentures
and other equity securities
with
the
primary objective of capital appreciation, and to provide
advisory services to such companies. Such concerns will be located
32,648,300
31, 1961, and
share from Jan. 1, 1962 to
1964—
the
company
deben¬
350,000 shs.
15,000,000 shs.
Registered—
Newark,
St.,
shares.
ox
the
_______
9.3%
own
be
only
may
registered
eral
purchase common stock at
•♦Common
;
and
40%
(par $5)
com¬
1950,
7,946,323
(par $100)__—
stock
option
company
deben¬
to
will
company,
21,200,000
to
option
30-day
a
Organized
debentures
stock
will then
shares,
company
Broad
744
with
stock,
price per share
which
is
60,000,000
of
statement
common
sale
1984
1,
purchase
to
president.
corporation
lying
instal¬
subordinated
due Nov.
at $20
plants at Port Washington, N. Y,
The company is
engaged in the design, development, manufacture and sale of devices,'
systems,
and sub-systems used in connection with space and
earth
communications, radio frequency analysis, missiles and satellites, and
offices
tains
9,726,000
35,000,000
rights
as
offered for public sale at $12.50 per share.
The
offering will be made through underwriters
headed by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, wmcn will receive $1.10 per share com¬
mission. The registration statement also includes 50,000 shares under¬
ox'
due
32,648,300
outstanding
has
company
outstanding shares of the company. The prospectus lists Wallace
tration
$34,000,000
1983—
the
Atlantic Capital Corp.—Common
debt:
income
cumulative
Dec. 31,
corporate purposes.
general
Rianda
This
$17.50 per share to Dec.
follows:
as
the
E.
bonds,
in
due
indebtedness,
of
proposes
its
of
same
1971
certain
to
shares
(and
exercises
Outstanding
$50,000,000
addition
capital stock, of which Epsco, Inc., owns 1,000,000
to offer the 625,000 for subscription by its
stockholders), and management officials as a group own 81,983 shares.
The Martin Co. of Baltimore,
owns
120,500 Epsco shares, and, ix it
FINANCING
13,133,550
notes,
long-term
'•■Common
by the
the
by
PRESENT
TO
1971
Warrants
$40,000 for leasehold improvements;
$75,000 for additional production machinery and test equipment; and
the balance of $223',560 for addition to
working capital and use for
will
pany
In
program
12,000,000
1,
debentures,
held
sold
expansion
1961, and
in May
law
of Epsco,
shares
available
be
Authorized
1968
due Sept. 1,
Preferred
who
stockholders
capital
will
under California
organized
was
1961
1,100,000
sinking
convertible subordinated
tures,
selling stockholders will go to the company.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
EFFECT
23/4%
sinking fund
cumulative
tures,
and
40,000,000
Subordinated
3J/2%
funds
company's
(subordinated), due Nov. 1, 1972
None of the proceeds of shares offered
the sale.
GIVING
fund
money
to
ments
substantial numbers of shares after
own
general
the
with
due July 1,
sinking
Sept. I, 1968
Offered—Crutten-
Inc.—Common
its
to
bonds, series F, due July
series
capital.
by certain selling
60,000 shares
largest meat
below and as additional working capital.
No allocation has
made of the respective amounts to be used for these purposes.
3V2%
inventories,
additional equipment,
added
to
company
July
glycerine, fatty acids and nitrogen derivatives,
and adhesives.
debt:
mortgage 25-year
fund
Co. and Spear, Leeds & Kellogg were
sole underwriters of an offering on Aug. 29, of 120,000
shares of this firm's common stock, at $6.50 per share.
Of the offering, 60,000 shares were sold by the company
and
second
the
Chemical Industries is a leader in the
household soap, and fatty chemicals.:
plants for the slaughter of livestock
Long-term
First
Continental
thermoplastic
of
be
CAPITALIZATION
&
den, Podesta
is
Foods
one
offered
Division
proceeds to the company from the sale of the
connection
in
use
**4'/a %
Applied
Armour
Armour
net
will
First
working
and
and
proposes
supplied by
acquired the net assets and business of the Epsco-West
Inc. (Mass.) in exchange for 1,000,000 capital shares. >
The company Is primarily
engaged in the development, manufacture
and sale of high speed electronic data handling equipment, range timing
equipment -and standard electronic products. Net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock will be used in part to retire short- ''
term bank loans incurred for working
capital requirements, and the
balance will be added to working capital and used for the purpose of
financing the company's business.
in
divided
detergents,
soaps,
described
pounds for resale to other manufacturers and also for use in its own
manufacturing operations.
The major end product manufactured is
plastic garden hose,
which is manufactured for itself
and others,
along with custom extrusion of hose,
belting welting, tubing,
rods
and other products and shapes of plastic.
and
to
prior
processing of meats and animal products and their by-products,
yet been
J
J.
production
the
in
the U. S.,
for
1789.
193, p.
through
share
per
The
witei offices at 401 N. Wabash Ave., Chi¬
into two segments—Armour Foods and
company,
debentures
a
the
Share
&
non-callable
be
any.time before maturity
subject to adjustment under
share,
per
Industries.
PROCEEDS—The
of 395 Smith St., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a registration
SEC on Aug. 29 covering 150,000 common shares
company
be
to
Bond
makes
of common
Oct.
Apex Thermoplastics, Inc.—Common Registered—
statement
also
coated abrasives, cushioning products,
authorized shares
increase the
the directors
of
is
be
It also manufactures,
processes,
purchases and sells other food
products.
Armour Chemical Industries manufactures and mixes fer¬
tilizers, certain components of which it mines and produces.
It also
to in¬
stock which the company shall
common
$58
agricultural chemicals,
Foods operates
packing
Armour
total of 2,000,000.
a
intention of
the
is
to
Certificate
the
and
the record date for stock¬
The purpose of the meeting
as
meeting.
the
of
shares
stockholders
the
said
amendment
an
have authority to issue
stock,
at
vote
number of
the
crease
to
entitled
vote
If
of
and the
holders
of
business
Chemical
Armour
they,
office of the
Okla., on Oct. 23,
its
has
cago,
Split—
1961.
The directors established Sept. 15, 1961,
rate
also
redeeemable at optional redemp¬
prices decreasing annually from a premium of 4V4%, and through
sinking fund at par, plus accrued interest in each case. The deben¬
a
Epsco
date
tures will be convertible into common stock at
at
regular meeting Aug. 28 at which
a
will
underwriters
by Epsco,
Inc.,
the company's principal
to offer such shares for subscription (at
amendment) by its common stockholders at
company share for each Epsco share held.
The record
be supplied by amendment.
Unsubscribed shares will
for
public sale through said underwriters.
shares
be
to
the
on
through
sale
public
for
owned
capital
price
a
certain circumstances.
special meeting of stockholders to be held at the
a
debentures
the
offered
be
to
stockholder.
ing
they will be
after which
1963,
1,
BUSINESS—The
called
debentures
1983
stock,
by Granbery, Marache & Co. and William R. Staats & Co.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are' to be supplied by
amendment.
The registration statement also includes 625,000 outstand¬
"•
list
to
made
been
capital
public
war¬
V
PROVISION—The
Federal
Apco Oil Corp.—Proposed Stock
has
NYSE.
domestic
marketing
rights, evidenced by transferable
(EDST), on Sept. 12, 1961.
EXPIRATION—Subscription
rants, will expire at 3:30 p.m.
Marketing
other
of
of
headed
1983, at the subscription price of 100%, on the basis of
$100 principal amount of debentures ^ for each 16 shares
of common stock held of record on Aug. 24, 1961.
own
appear
as
This
company
of 240 East Palais Road, Anaheim, Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28 covering 200,000 shares
to
41/&%
on
depend in part on the production
natural gas, crude oil imports, the
will
"
geological interpretations of its staff geolo¬
however, it will also review all drilling blocks
based
consultants;
and
gists
right
3
Astrodata, Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
company
available,
productive
leasing
Co.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—Th$
is offering to holders of its common stock tha
subscribe for $32,648,300 principal amount of
convertible subordinated debentures, due Sept. 1,
other
no
Apache may offer to carry or purchase the pro¬
duction from program leaseholds, in which case it will offer to carry
or
purchase at the prices and on the terms prevailing in the area
for products of like type and quality. Although it is presumed Apache
will profit from such transactions, no present estimate of such profits
can be made.
Proceeds from the sale of gas and oil will be distributed
to the program investor periodically by Apache.
The
program
will encounter competition in acquiring potentially
market
(951)
advertisements must be made in
New York funds.
act
4
of
(952)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
approximately $173,800
and
as
additional
an
will be used
for
general
GIVING
bank
and
purposes
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
collateral)
bank and notes payable—(without
Collateral)
$6,945.31
This company
statement
with
$6,945,31
shares
6,142.20
6,142.20
12,000.00
12,000.00
90,278.91
40,000.00
——
bank
due
note
Non-interest
Sept.
demand
8,
1961
loans
—
10c)
(par
thereof
1,000,000 shs.
are
The
obligations
all
are
mortgages
payable monthly and are collateralized by
and
three
pieces
of
oifice
tThese obligations
§A
are all payable monthly
by Messrs. Malm and Ostrow.
90-day obligation
able
June
on
sonally
8,
guaranteed
by
Messrs.
150,000
shares
each
of
has
of
stock
and
the
personally
are
which
1961
8,
until
Sept.
Broad
Street
principal
Reich
J.
&
193,
&
&
shares
Co
■r
ceive
$.4631
tration
and
per
snare
statement
5,700
basis
includes
Euwaru
to
Economics
and
comimssiun
also
shares
General
by
$lt,4ou
32,300
J.
which
to
the
all
share.
per
The
for
will
The
expenses.
sold
finaer,
as
•
furnishes
variety
a
of
color
stock
will
and
be
used
ana
regis¬
243,200
to
certain
of
snares
and
of
loans
indebtedness,
common
made
principally
stock,
for
the
cents'
10
shares
services
List
of
in
Securities
The
Co.,
San
proceeds
Aug.
22,^ 1961
to
pari
be
filed
bank
.
.
be
to
used
for
tooling,
equipment
and
prorforma basis for the
a
its subsidiaries
consolidated
,
■
this firm's
of
shares
will
be
BUSINESS—The
closed-end
a
tered
by
&
Blair
shares
the
to
company of
vending industry,
present the
E.
10
domestic
company
and
that
Blunt
Co.
R.
GIVING
from
proceeds
Co.
Inc.
&
sale
&
stock
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
erally
and
agreed
the
to
&
active
with
common
J.
growth
TO
PRESENT
$1)
will
Inc.,
to
The
purchase
irom
shares
A
,
Automated
are
A
.
be
6,250 :
Cartwright
bweney
Underwood,
Inc.
2,500
Walston
6,250
Cnas.
Co.
2,500
&
25,000
—
&
E.
Inc
Co.,
White
B.
Harold
Co.,
&
Neuhaus
&
Wood
12,500
Co
&
6,250 *
Co.__
3,750 A
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
6,250
,
through the offering of 200,000 >
share by an underwriting group:
per
by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath. The securi¬
offered as a speculation.
$200,000
to
8%
of
the
in
used
defray
the sale will be
five-year
amount
the
of
used
by the company
and
to
retire 7%
debentures,
$30,000.
company's
The
balance
operating
the
of
.
proceeds
expenses.
company
with offices
in
Woodland
Hills,
Calif., t
research and engineering,
specializing in the
launchings, chemical engine concepts and test facilities,
rocket engine launch and test facilities. The company has also
in
engaged
fields of
researched
in
use
applied
missile
nuclear
and
engineered
missile
the
nui^^ei
a
comp^ienDs
uj.
industry.
'
.
proposed
xor
;
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstand¬
ing capitalization of the company will consist of 500,000 shares of
common
stock.—V. 193,
p. 2775. //
*.
/
'" A
,
'
Camp Chemical
This
Co.—Capital Stock Registered—
of.'Second Ave.
company
registration
shares
statement
of
capital
with
stock,
13th
and
the
to -be
SEC
offered
St.,
N." Y.,- filed,
Brooklyn,
■ on
for
com¬
for
4,850
commercial
"
/
6,000
Fifth
SEC
•' //'/.A ./' .J ./V
■
;
best
efforts
72c
a
per
the
underwriter
is
lc
wholesale
The.
of
26,000
*■;„-«/-
^
46.5%
owns
s^nd' Daniel
South
Inc.,
lroung, Executive Vice-.
Secretary-Treasurer,' 23.25%.
Joseph
,
Kramer,
Egremont,
Mass.—Files
With
Exchange Commission—
The
offering/, will
and
Connecticut.
underwritten
be
•«.'
..
vlA/e. proceeds
shares*
by ;• Kennedy-Peterson,
<
be
for
used
Inc.,' Hartford,>
:-/-/** / '/
;
to
are
operating,
ski
a
resort.
/
..
/.
/
' /'
;
$617,500
estimated
*
manufactures'
corporation on Aug. 23, .1961 filed a Reg. A covering $30,000 of
debentures ,to be offered in unit? of..- $500. The debentures, are. due,
Sept.. 1, 1971, but are subject to. call, after /Sept. 1, 1971 at par. The;
■/. Cerro Corp.—Common Registered—
designing,-; producing'- A
line",*1, of men's»' ties,-
"high-priced
a
accessories.
includes
share.
per
in -the-business,
engaged
at
toilet
at
statement
23.25%.
Co./' .A
J. ^Gabriel
selling T commission
also
it
...
chemicals
,
has
.
Catamount,
,
The^../
basis: by. A.
Share
and
use,
1
..
.
.
distribution'
and
sanitation
increase its inventories and accounts receivable.^ The ;
outstanding
230,000 shares
of
stock,.-'of''which'
to
Young,. President,,
Securities and
1'
//
York City,/filed a registration,
Aug'. '23
covering
125,000
shares -, of '
for public salfe at $6-per .share. '
on
a
expects
company., now
Ave.," New
offered
on
also
Albert
Inc.__A_L_'7,750.
"&
industrial
and
sale
sanitation chemicals .for resort hotels and children's camps.».
Upon completion of this offering, the company intends to incur ad-,
ditiohal advertising expenditures /'and
hire additional sales personnel^
with
a. -view
to expanding sales of the company's'products;' and it»
/
President,
:12,000>.
Co.
Witter
'
home,
finder./
a
company
specialty
Hogle & Co.4,850
Loeb - &*Co. Inc.'-— 12,000 "
&
10
cents per share to Irving Fox as
is engaged in the manufacture,
chemicals, household chemicals ' end
".The
4,850'
•
Co.
at
of" sewage
"R.
..
receive
company
and
the
^
net. proceeds;
This' corporation
of
Park
300
statement with the SEC
Ave.,
New
"
York,
*:,*"
/
filed
*
;
registration*
a
Aug. 24
on
stock
sale
will
be
,
shares
preferred
the
and
stock
bank loan
a
balance
from
Net..proceeds
held
is
by
stockholders
of
group
a
who
now
funds
the
stock
sale
will
be
added
the
to
general:
the corporation
and will be available for general corporate1
including reimbursement of working capital for expenditures,
Pursuant to a proposed
recapitalization, the presently outstanding: A •already make, The corporation's capital expenditures matfe-or already^
240 Class B shares will be changed into* 150,000, common
authorized for 1961 aggregate approximately
shares, and/
$25,000,000// .♦
'
/ , •*
the presently outstanding 120 class A shares will
•/ In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has; outstandingLbe changed into
75,000 class A shares.
The holders of such class: A shares'will have
3,025,908 shares of common stock/, of.. which management officials' as
the right, upon redemption of the
a
preferred stockt-to convert tfteir
group own 3.2%
Frank F. Russell is listed as board chairman and.
shares into a like numzer of common shares.
Robert P. Koenig as president'.-—V.
In addition to certain
194, p. 844.
'
will
(or
own)
aggregate* of
an
73,125' class
shares:,•/-
A
//
-
'
of
purposes
,
•
each
has
sev¬
follows:
as
8,750
Co.
Covering 350,030 snares of common
used to redeem
the .entire
issue of 10%/
stock, to be offered for,, public 'sale through underwriters headed by
outstanding
($200,000 plus
dividends of.
'
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Smith,. Barney & Co.
The public offering*
of $78,796, to expand the distribution
price and. underwriting terms are to be supplied by. amendment.* ,-• *
of the line of toilet
accessories, to add a line of men's cabana sets
The company is engaged principally in the production and sale of
and
men's jewelry,
to/expand the existing line of men's shirts, -to^ / refined
copper,, lead, zinc and zinc concentrates, refined silver,
gold,
add
additional shipping
and
warehouse facilities,
and
for working/
bismuth
and
cadmium, and the. processing* and--, sale of copper andcapital to be used for general corporate purposes.
Of the/2,000 out- •
brass rod and tube,.- copper wire and cable, and aluminum sheet and
standing shares of preferred- stock management officials/own. 1,025'
coil.
120,700
which
&
Weeden
be
$15,000), to repay
FINANCING
principal underwriters of
of
&
&
Co.,
$7.50
notes
shares
7,750
4,850
Corp." 7,750 -Dean
the
will
to
cumulative
,
the
number
is
The Ohio Co. —6,000 W. Presspri'cn & Co.Ail
7,750
Stroud '&
Co.
Inc."——J ■ 6,000.
made
distributing
from
'
.
sold
be
shirts
is
.
Michigan
%-
to
be
which
and
Outstanding
500,000
of
names
aggregate
Stix
made Aug. 30
at
prepay
/
6,000
4,850
$15,000 for expenses. The registration
possi¬
.
A.
Kuhn,
„
•'
of 720
stock,
offering
the-
in
'
EFFECT
*'/
Inc.
Co.,
'/-A—
Co.
company
statement
with
publicly-owned whose princi-.
companies
for
12,500
&
Boyce__
BUSINESS—The
t
/-. ..Shares.
Goodbody
* 4,850
Co.__
&
This
own
mon
Collins
of
First
•.'
•
! Bronzini, Ltd.—Common Registered—
St., New York City, N. Y., is
investment company regis¬
of 1940.
It was organized
Companies
43,750
&
were
will
%
—-
Corp.An
First .Southwest- Co._ll.__-_
Co.,
—
...
of,
foreign. .Automated believes it
be
to
1961,
*/'
Staats
Bros.
844.
p.
was
demand
of*
•/'/•.
■.
_
—
-
...
38,150
Simmons
Securities
—V.,,194, p.' 3. -A
existing firms and in.
in the vending industry./
to
'
Jackson
state¬
31,
6,000
Equitable
working,
the
Jan.
7,750
Sullivan
&
stock:
common
—
Dickson
Drexel
in
Authorized
Common
were
Shares
—
S.
of
Inc
Ellis'
Julien
Act
will
is to provide financing
in the vending
industry.
CAPITALIZATION
40th
assistance
pal purpose
bilities
net
company
Company
financial
both
only
the
management
Investment
provide
of
the
■
•
&
Co.
&
Bosworth,
Aug. 31, 115,000 shares of
$20 per share.'
:
to be organized,
or
non-diversiiied
undeT
principally
at
all
invested
recently organized
.
net sales of
$8,041,-^
the three months "ended April'
$3,439,004 and" net income was
'
-
Weld
Allen
on
stock at
common
PROCEEDS—Substantially
the
sales
net
ended
year
Co.
2,500
Hammill & Co._ 31,250
R.
Co._
2,500
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
'J
consolidated
.
numbers
White,
>
concerns
had
$426,456. ' For
income; of
A
Automated Merchandising Capital Corp. — Common
Offered—Blair & Co. Inc., was manager of an underwrit-i
which offered
ties
Offerings" and in a general
including corporate and financial printing and color
and
net
■
-
ing group
stock
sub¬
distribution
6,250
Cal-Val Research & Development Corp.—Common Of¬
initial
public sale of this firm's common/
Municipal
Francisco.
are
and
194,
.
1961,
tive
*
.
$i,
capital.
printing
its
12,500
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
31,250
headed
and
6,250
Co
&
,
by
officers,
a
working capital.
Reg.. A covering 300,000
through Pacific Coast
a
at
publication,
tne
C.,
8,750
12,5U0
fered—The
the
.-
Y.
&
\vnuam
31,250
Inc.
—V.
certain
.
N.
Co
Inc._
.
company has outstanding
wnich
Michael Lavelle,
Presi¬
offered
v
Cedar St.,
fcnawell
Stein
12,500
Stringfellow
Shearson,
43,750
*
to
&
6,250
6,250
Co.
Co.
Schwabacher
Scott
&
&
Co.,
&
Co
Aug. 25 covering 110,000.
public sale at $3 per share
through Rus$ell & Saxe, Inc. The underwriter will receive a com-.
mortgage note; $249',000 of 3%" notes payable, in 1963; and 800,000,
mission of 36 cents per share, plus $12,000 for expenses; and, in ad-'
shares of common stock
■♦•**■.
w
**""'■'// '//■%; V dition.i principal .stockholders of the company have sold to officers
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below', have severally / ■ o"f the underwriter 13,006 shares at 10* cents per share; which also,
agreed to purchase from the .selling stockholders tne following,;
are
included in the statement.
respecThey have sold an additional 3,0001
,
on
130
Norris
shares
accrue
Rupe
&
6,250
Co
& Co
&
Webber,
common
account of
will
Cook
Phillip, Hindley &
Lagrave, Inc.
Porter, Noyes Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce &
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstan'd-'.
ing capitalization. of, the company will consist of $600/003 of a 5//'
Automata International, Inc., Beverly' Hills,pCalifsFiles With Securities and Exchange Commission—
" (no
proceeds
Co
Curtis
240,000
also prints annual reports, company magazines, print
enclosures, catalogs, as well as promotional literature.
Inc.
shares
tne
&
&
Winston
Sanders
25,000
:
H. Newbold's Son & Co.
M.
a
Jonn
corporation
of
Current
'
The
of
Russ
12,500
Paine,
Blue
$214,723.
Flanagan, Vice-President, own
123,120
and
82,080
shares, respectively, and propose to sell-6,840 and 4,560 shares, re¬
spectively.
'.///*' • 1 "
common
sold for the
being
are
none
company,
engaged
are
and
30,
photographic
and
.
company
069
the
of
the
Co.
Edgar
.70-5/6'com¬
public sale of the company's
offering was oversubscribed.
EARNINGS—An
underwriter,
at
Working capital to be devoted in
in chc Detroit Chicago and London
laboratories in Lonaon, Detroit and-
incurred
into
6,250
8,750
Robinson
Dallas
12,500
Inc
Wells
Newhard,
snares.
company
as
equip
repayment
underwriter,
addicion
dent,
up
for
and
the
In
set
of
eacn
Co—
Co.
B.
Rowles,
6,250
■.
&
Co.,
&
8,750
Inc.
W.
Schemm,
initial
stockholders
Blue
ment
re¬
to implementing sales efiorns
to
1961
reclassified
Co—
&
Wm.
.
List," a daily compilation of state, municipal and au¬
thority bonds which has been published for over 25 yea-s, is the only
of
its
kind
serving
the
municipal bond
market.
The:
professional market. The range of its products includes dupli¬
transparencies, -sJiuea,
mm
strips,
ana
s^cn
color- prints
as"
dye-transfers,
"Coloroids,"
"Colorstats"
and
several
other
related
products.
The
$335,000
net
proceeds
from
the
company's
sale
of
maikets,
Chicago,
May
were
common
&
Coe
&
Mullaney,
publication
the
additional
*:
Weld
The
"The
cate
part
"B"
printing.
'
company
In
shares.
sucn
outstanding
printing business,
Corp.,
for
shares
veiling,
sell all
BUSINESS—The
"The
stock, of which 136,800 snares are to be offered for public
the company and 11,400 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
present holders thereof. Tne offering win oe maue at $3.25 per share
none
A.
Shares
Riter
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc. 12,500
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
;
and
company.
10,000
by
or
by
Ripley,
PROCEEDS—These
common
all
George*
&
Masten
McDonald
The
supplied
206,337 shares. Of.the outstanding com-',
George
A.-, and
Elizabeth
G.
Schemm,
a
wife of George A.) own 80,466, 68,779 and 11,687 snares
the
selling
company of 525 Lexington Ave., New York., filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC on; Aug. 29 covering
148,200 shares of
an
Co.
&
outstanding
of wliicn latter
snares,
and
Lundborg
McCarley
has
company
Vice-President,
then
pany's
15,000
—
Rhoades
43,750
E.
A.
& Co. Inc. managed an underwriting
offered on Aug. 28, 160,000 shares of com¬
common stock at
$13 per share.
The offering,
marks
Authenticolor, Inc.—Common Registered—
on
Schemm,
class
shares.
This
sale
The
2.125
sidiaries
tion
•
outstanding
the holders
by
Hague
to
be
are
common
shares
and
15,000
&
terms
class "B"
H.
to
propose
'
.
35,000
___
lnc
Cohn
by
underwriting
registration
a
sale
group which
.
.
Loeb,
Mackall
filed
160,932
public
Smith,
materials.
241,400
own
—White,
the
of
35,000
Co.
and
Mich.,
covering
for
per¬
Shares
•.
Peck,
25
;
1011.
p.
Detroit,
Aug.
on
pulverized
Ripley
pay¬
1961,
40,000"
Co
Bruno
J.
Kahn
—V.
was
underwriters
:_i_A
Corp
Unburn & Co.
Reiner,
8,
M.
Irving
Blue List Publishing Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered
Co
&
and
Malin.
•
First
Lieberbaum
!
H.
mon
the aggregate number of
purchase aie as follows:
to
Chares
Carl
and 510,000
or
snares,
Director (and
guar¬
and
agreed
SEC
price
granular
common
extended
Ostrow
names
common
severally
and
March
on
has been
UNDERWRITERS—The
which
incurred
was
and
1961,
have
is engaged in the business of the development, manu¬
distribution of automatic
control
devices
for" handling'
and
mon
machinery.
anteed
17190 Denver,
tock, to be offered
underwriters
headed
through
President,
automobiles
3
on
of
the
17u,0uG common
warrants outstanding.
or
stockholders
common
company
stock
tThese
chattel
options
no
after the
1395.
p.
common
offering
facture
459,000 shs.
bulk
♦There
share
192,
amendment.
.__
stock
of
public
of¬
due
ficers
•Common
per
Bin-Dicator Co.—Common Registered—
$6%
§6%
$3
option.—V.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
Co.
Outstanding
>
at
their
'
payable—(with
notes
stock
common
exercised
EFFECT
■
t6%
corporate
capital.
working
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
Shares
Blair
&
Allied
Co.,
Inc._.l
Securities
Boenning &
Courts
&
Corp...
Co
2,000
Lentz,
2,000.
;
Co
Crichton,
'
Richard
20,000
_
Cherashore
J.
&
&
"
---
Kohn
Newton
Mason
-
2,000
E.
Shares
&
&
Co., Inc.Diamond, Steckler & Co.
1,000
1,000
Quinn
Doolittle
1,500
Rauscher,
______
Francis
&
I.
Co.—
duPont
Co.
&
15,000
The First Cleveland
Corp._
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.
Inc.
7,000
Halle
2,000
&
Stieglitz
.,__/
7,000
,
&
Co.^
2,000
Nathaniel
121000
_A__
2,000
1,000
:
&
Co.,
2,000
•_
1,500
_
1,000
John
1,500
Townsend, Dabney & Ty-
1,500
Treves
5,000
Walnut
Charles
T.
H.
C.
Harrison
&
Henderson
Co.__
&
J.
A.
Hogle
&
V.
193
1,500
&
5,000
_
Co.—
Securities
Williston
Woodcock,
Head
Mills,
hold
this
below.—V.
191,
1,500
Fricke
Approval
facturers
of
of
of
announced
John
of
3.
the
in
a
reorganization
letter
Bottomly,
plan.
Under
stock
the
ceramic-on-metal
Massachusetts
the
will
to
of
issued
the
with
of
the* present
reorganization,
a
the
stockholders.
President of
terms
be
sent
plan
value
par
The
Offer
Brown
The
to
be
set
An
in
the
Conversely,
who
request
rata
if
will
on
are
letter
was
signed
corporation
and
proponent
shares
of
by
common
of
extend
a
through
rata
pro
received
and
Sept.
basis.
a
For
18
with
stockholders
example,
stockholder
wishtu
if
to
200,000
acquire
IGO.OOO ceiling, however, is under serious considera¬
the plan is
undersubscribed, common stockholders
additional
shares
<
may
purchase
them
under
the
same
terms.
Proponents) will
stock
and
$3
per
exchange
share
for
their
8,000
present
shares
4,000
shares
of
preferred
of
new
common.
Upon con¬
plan, they will also purchase 40,000 shares of
common
at $3
per share.
In addition,
they will exchange their present first
mortgage note of $600,000 for $210,000 of new first
mortgage bonds
firmation
an
of
the
unsecured
claim
a
1961
and
the
right
to
obtain
additional
book
forma
pro
the
book
shares
A
value
agreement
named
Sons,
will
custodians-for
as
and
to
;
;
the
the
Rotan,
respective
,
Dodge
Brown
A.
C.
&
&
Mosle
Allyn
$1.67
shares
Co.,
A--229.000
Inc.__
shares
of
31,250
&
McKinney, Inc.
2,500
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
6,250
E. H. Austin & Co,..:
2,500
Bache & Co.
.'
31,250
Bateman, Eichler & Co—
6,250
Beebe
&
Blunt
Ellis
Lavalle
&
*
Simmons—
Boettcher
&
Bosworth,
Sullivan
Co.
6,250
12,500
/ 6,250
and
conditions
has
agreed
Clark,
contained
to
sell
Dodge &
to
Co.
of
capital
•
stock
of
the
/
>.
•
,
;■
-
Dewar, Robertson
Pancoast
' Dittmar
&
Eddleman,
Fosdick,
A.
G.
will
Eppler,
Guerin
Bradshaw, DuPuy & Co.__
Brown, Wareing, Ball &
Co.
&
Turner,
Estabrook & Co.^_^.:
Eubank
A—
A
Burl
&
Co.
&
&
Co.
A
&
Co.—
31,250
Dallas
Co.,
Co.
12,500
House
Dain
Union
&
Co
Co:
Co.,
Inc;3_
H.
12,500
J.
8,750
12,500
Securities
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
&
&
&
Co.,
E.
F.
E.
Hutton
Lentz,
&
C.
Co.
Son__
Legg
&
Inc._1
which
Citation
Industries
by
the
to
Homes
Sept.
1>,
working
company's business. The
com¬
202,700
shares
at
$1
per
50,000
share).
shares
Chairman
of
at
and
as
They
$5.50
Lester
stock,
common
officials
management
group
per
Gross
of
7.4%
been
share. Paul
a
have
also
President.
as
&
Co.
Co—
&
Co.
2.500
will
this
of
corpany
interests
of
and
Columbian
approved
was
by
their
to
of
each
Each
company.
activities
approvals
regulatory
The
with
per -share
sixty-seven
vertible
of
3
8,750
of
A
2,500
f
into
preferred
Cities
The
Service
and
will
Cities
stock
Service
new
of
'
company
present
shareholders
agencies,
will
continue
and
management
to
per¬
Cities
preferred
stock
stock
non-callable
Service
for
and
companies
the
Carbon
preferred
be
both
of
the
merger
proposal
provides that
will
receive,
for
each
share
of
one-hundredths of one share of no par value,
Columbian
convertible
Cities
31,250' !
-31,250
of
stock,
cumulative
;
both
of
'
Subject
-
Co.
Carbon
directors
Chairman of Cities Service, and Lyle L. Shepard,
Carbon, in a joint statement, said that the
represent an important step forward in the diver¬
principal
apprbpriate
6,250
.
outstanding stock of Kesk.
Columbian
its
on
37,500
Co._l_A
Lemon
Newton
the
merger
Watson,
of
plan
shareholders
6,250
&
&
Board
of
programs
12,500
Co.
Hutton
Johnston,
John
6,250
&
Hilliard
B.
8,750
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.
W.
8,750
Hentz
J.
of
sonnel.
8,750
Stone
Weedon
and
purchase
as
carry
6,250
Miller
&
outstanding
to
80%
sification
12,500
Marache
Hayden,
M.
S.
Goodbody & Co.A
27,500
Hayden,
Crowell,
Curtiss,
conduct
lia-»
obligations,
debts,
Citation
,
3,750
Sons
6,250
Co._
into
the sale of the units will be added
92.6%
pooling
a
president
&
6,250
Inc.____
&
the
and pursuant' to
companies.
2,500
2,500
Dann
all
assumed
merged
organization
listed
proposed
through
25,000
Co
Common,
Phillips,
.»
.
.
Cities Service Co.—Proposed Merger—
-
Collin, Norton & Co
Caldwell
J.
is
merger
Halle
.**,,
6,250
Stieglitz.
Harrison & Co.
Courts
options
owns
6,250
Granbery,
has
latter,
or
the
has
owns
upon
Kapelow
First of Michigan Corp._/ 31,250
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
8,750
6,250
—
the
for
eompany
Kcsk
granted
Corp.! 31,250
Garrett
;
program,
The
Robert
Co.,
*'
:
former
of
used
Kapelow
J
J.
the
dissolved
proceeds from
(purchased
2,500
—
bharles
"
intends to expand its sales force and to undertake an extensive
including organization of franchised dealerships.
,
pany
sales
\
Co.r'Tnc./_—A_ 12,500
Sons—
units, 470 have been reserved for sale to man¬
associates, employees and friends of., the company
assets
be
to
which
Equitable Securities
Inc.,
which
and
either be
funds
&
&
underwriters
such
relatives.
1962. Net
Pollok
Edwards
to
bilities
Inc.;
_*_
and
94,000, Shares of common stock;
4,700 units consisting of one $100 de-:
The offering will be
made at $200
(whose names are to be supplied by
shares.
common
shares,
it is engaged in the business of designing
manufacturing low and medium priced fabricated and shell homes.
company and its subsidiary have entered into an agreement pur¬
suant
in
the
A
1969
sale in
Ihe company was organized under Delaware law in 1961.
Through a
subsidiary. Citation Homes. Inc.. whmh it acauired from Kesk, Inc., for
and
12,500
Inc.
Of
•' /
a registra¬
covering: $470,000 of &V2%'
on' Aug. .28
SEC
187,700
company
__—
public
-'/>
/*.
Claiborne^ New Orleans, La./filed
the
common
officials,
their
The
■*.»'. <;• ' .:
./Shares
:
..
20
through
unit
per
for
and
6,250
&
wi*!h
debentures-due
offered
agement*
and
whom
,\
be
amendment).
share.
per
& Co. are acting as represen¬
severally agreed to purchase from
>.
to
benture
Mosle
229,000
Co.A'
&
terms
company
have
Co. Inc;__229,500
Sons
&
of 129 S.
company
statement
convertible
their
of
be
below, for
underwriters
the
This
tion
outstanding shares was 4c*
giving effect to the completion
basis
value
Inc.
offer
exchange
increase
tion.
pro
exchange
accommodated
&
company,
forth:
Almon
outstanding.
for
on
and such
Rotan,
manu¬
$148,000. 100,000 shares will
available
to
current
common
stockholders
in
exchange for their
present stock and $3 per share. There are
currently 491,000 shares of
offers
and,
class
15,000
31,
underwriters
tatives,
Alex.
be
common
of
May
Shares
corporation,
148,000
The
"•
products, by the United States District
Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act was
under
aggregate
underwriting
Alex
1,000
Citation Industries, Inc.—Units Registered—
./•
,
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
the
Clark,
Court
,
offering,
several
Bettinger Corp.—Reorganization Plan Approved-
;
L.
Financing Details—
1961 issue reported the sale on Aug. 23 of
1,750,000 shares of this company's capital stock at
$11 per share. Additional financing details follow:/> *
1,000
699.
recapi¬
which- latter.
Our Aug. 28,
4,500
Purchase
p.
said
Business Funds,- Inc.—Additional
,
Corp.
lnc
Sons Co.—Stock
after
75,000
share
per
the
Inc.,
outstanding
Donald
an
Beane
&
Moyer,
& French
Bancroft &
Indian
R.
J.
Co
2323.
p.
(Joseph)
See
Labouisse,
&
Co.,
1
1,500
Co
Weil,
Friedrichs
Taggart &
Co.,
Inc.
Howard,
A.
Inc.
have
4,000
;
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
v
will
company
,
of
Inc._
Co.,
the
class A and 150,000 common shares, of
Blackwell, a vice-president, Edward Dahut, president,.
Hooper, a vice-president, and Martin Penn, < treasurer,Will own 33%%
23%
16%% and 25%
respectively, None oWns. any"
of the outstanding class A shares.'
.Dahut & Penn -(and-their- wiv§sX.*:''
W.
children.
Securities
Corp.
&
Stock
2.000
—j.
Southeastern
Stroud
talization.
Co.—
_
Pierce
indebtedness,
2,000
Co.—
Lee,Inc.—
Sturgis May & Co.___
Newburger, Loeb &
Porter, Noyes Inc.—
1
1,000
Co
each
common
Service
common
one
and
to
be
issued
will, parry,
for
five
stock
on
by
the
Cities
dividend
a
years.
Tt
basis
will
of
Service.
$4,40
of
be
one
sixty-three one-hundredths
.
con¬
share
shares
stock.
preferred
stock
will
have
voting -rights
and
Volume
other
conventional
from
its
date
of
•
the
In
the
It
same
be
of
to
.
redeemed
after
share
per
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
five
on
The
years
proposed
to
Cities
Blyth
merger,
Service
&
Lehman
and
Carbon.—V. .193,
of
convertible subordinated debentures, due
1976, at .100%, plus accrued interest from Sept.■*.
•
1, 1961.
In addition, $1,600,000 principal amount of the ;
debentures were offered by the company in exchange
'
for its 8% subordinated debentures due June
30, 1970,
at:the rate of $800 principal amount of the new deben- \
tures for each $1,000
principal amount of the old deben¬
tures. The exchange offer expires at 3:30 p.m." (EDT) >
Sept. 12, 1961.
will
be
will
available
stock
added
for
DEBENTURE
common
proceeds
be
from
to
the
the
working
of
sale
general
capital
the
funds
and
of
$1,500,000
the
of
general
corporate
and"
debentures
per share, subject to adjustmentcertain events.
The debentures are redeemable at optionaTredempprices ranging from 106%
in 1:31 to par,
and for the sinking
fund at par, plus accrued interest in each case.
deale.s
in connection with
has
Ls
principal
subsidiary
1961,
months
the
consist
in
$3,100,000
May 31,
of
1961,
857,500
6%
Y.,
with
omers
and
$306,762.
subordinated
debentures
due
company
of 560
statement with the SEC
West
Lake
Chicago,
filed
1976;
ucts
Division, instant
net
proceeds
used
to
acquired
will
t
be.'u^ed
of
tlie
for
192,600
L-.
drink
purchase,
of
Food
machines;
The
of
which
and
Albert-
and.
5.9%,
Frieda
the
the
basis
ment
out-
P.
selling
statement
Gruber
J.
&
commission
with
(1)
$10,000
7,000
McMahon,
fee, and (4)
by
the
-
Lichtenfeld
&
at
Co.
thereof
in
transferred
see
Cities
Service
Co.,
;
the
registered
Specialty
of
cosmetics
research and
and
$134,500
repayment
of
eye
Southern Ohio
&
to
The
The,
represent
on
Co.
of
cosmetics
eye
with
compare
similar
and
the
from
stock
net
of
ings,
income
of
the
total
of
number
certain
England,
and -Henry
R.
shares
its
use
the
Executive
proceeds
capital
its plants.,-
to
and
company
Silver,
of
shares
of
shareholders,
augment, working
to
See
and
to
tributors,
of
Dry
in
in
Beverages,
■
GIVING
Long
term
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
•
(41/2-5% )
due
12
months
gain
ended
of
July
4.8%
31,
of
revenues
over
1960.—V.
193,
Common
stock,
♦Secured
$1
by
par—:
;
agreed'to
set
forth
chattel mortgages
R.
purchase the
on
'
.
•
for
This
company
of
5050
statement with the SEC on
mon
all
stock,
or
to
plied
public
by
offered
be
basis
none
The
Co.
Broadway,
.
Aug.
for
through
offering
25
public
and
headed
thereof
on
Francis
Riter
at
4:30
the
United
in
of
and
Australia.
stock
common
shares
which
ment
by
W.
virtue
Clement
officials
as
a
The
(after
of
Stone,
group
Consolidated
tion
statement
stock
$100
at
of
to
be
debentures
$200
unit
per
and
on
debentures
25
-by Armstrong & Co., Inc.
$20
a
unit
per
The
basic
L.
and
manufactures
lines
paint
which
linseed
-
outstanding
6%
institutions
and
oil
Foods
corporation
shares
both
to
"If
and
7,500,000
from
will
to
be
stockholders
of
record
Cummings,
will
share.
This
mately
be
submitted
paid
first
consisting
M'
which
will receive
-
and
-
,
,
.
pigments,;
and
exterior,
oil
-
di¬
base
be 'used
obligations
to
retire
banking
to
split
Cummings,
com¬
common
chairman,
for
said
at
vote
the
stockholders,"
Nov.
on
Cummings
8,
1961
to
also exoected, according
dividend on the split
is
Io
quarterly
Mr.
cash
.
the
current
rate
a
radio
of
due
p-. blic
principal
is
to
be
which
for
to
in
on
Also
shares
at
per
$.001
best
a
at
State
$1.20.—V.
shares
efforts
included
at
underlying
warrant;
per
193,
in
15
and
the
covering
common
unit,
basis
each
p.
1791.
of
at
per
$48
$5
Moines,
DeKalb-Ogle
With Securities and
The
company
shares
mon
Sept.
are
per
a
Co
10 000
_______
Zalkind
&
Whiteside
Co..
the
be
to
&
Co
proceeds
of
subscriptions
a
6%
to
de¬
be
of
111.— Files
Sycamore,
'
.
number
construction,
and
each
15
shares
modernization
of
Sold Privately—
institutional
investors.
The
shares
the
holdings of the corporation's four prin¬
cipal stockholders and represented 60% of the outstand¬
ing stock. International Banking Corp., a wholly-owned
subsidiary of the First National City Bank of New York,
Guaranty Trust Co. of New
Charitable Trust sold
9,739, Bankers Trust Co.
4,999 and the Chemical Bank New York Trust
4,998 shares.
Corp.
is
one
of
the
largest
of
the dealers making primary
also is a dealer in bankers'
offered
market
to consist
of $150
acceptances and negotiable time certificates of deposit. The corporation
shar°s. The offering
David & Motti, Inc.,
unit plus $10,030
7,500 common shares
was
the
in
U. S.
formed
in
broadening
Government
J919
of
securities;
it
together with 10 000
sold to the underwriter
by 10 major New York City banks
the kew York money market.
share.
Dornost Publishing
suant
to
Harold
an
to
facilitate
Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
Aug. 29, 1961 prospectus, Globus, Inc., and
C. Shore
&
'
,
authorized class A shares
class
B shares
from
100,000
to
of
Corp., at the
at
Offering to Stock¬
rate of
on
managers
'
this
to
are
(EDT)
EDT
3:30 p.m.
Sons
one
share of
on
Aug. 25, 1961.
Sept, 15, 1961. Sutro Bros.
of the group underwriting
.
..
underwriters
and
The
units
line
servo
control
producing
transform,
in
Of
this
for
company
into
current
direct
motors.
current
received by the company from
exceed approximately $690,000.
amount, $675,000 will be used to meet the company's obligation
of
incurred
the
In
been
net
proceeds
the
purchase
lease
to
be
not
certain
of
the
to
will
shares
common
under
general
,
The
motors
conventional
PROCEEDS—The
sale
of
precise control functions in
also recently developed and
employing transistorized Invertors to
alternating
current,
eliminating the
perform
units
systems.
line
a
direct
med
brush
The
blower
a
have
and servo components, including servo motors
principal items in the power line are miniature
used in electronic
equipment for cooling pur¬
components
tachometers.
is
machinery and equipment which
and the remainder will be used
company,
corporate purposes.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
.
Co., Inc., New York City, publicly
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
JNote
pavable
;
$350,000
$350,000
♦
On. May 24, 1961, all of the issued and outstanding capital stock,
consisting of 100 shares of no par common stock, was converted Into
850,000 shares of $1 par common stock. 50.000 shares of authorized
and unissued common stock are reserved for issuance upon the exercise
of
options which have been, or may in the future be,
granted to
♦Common
stock
(par
$1)
employees.
,,
interest at the rate of 5%% per annum,
payable to Convertible Fund Inc., a wholly
owned subsidiary of Crescent.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named below have severally
note
t Unsecured
due
Sept.
on
14,
bearing
1962,
agreed to purchase from the company at the
respective percentages set forth below, such
the
company
as
is
subscription price, in the
of the common stock of
unsubscribed for pursuant to the
subscription offer.
'
%
-
Sutro
Bros.
&
Co.
—---—
'
Gregory
&
Allen
Co
&
Sons
—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Schirmer, Atherton & Co.;
193,
p.
Eastern
^0
———
*
—V.
^
——
10
:
2777.
Associates—Acquisition—
Gas & Fuel
and Midland Enterprises, Inc., Cincinnati, announce
acquisition by Eastern of the assets of Midland was completed
Aug. 22 at simultaneous closings in Boston and Cincinnati.
The trans¬
action was completed pursuant to a plan approved by stockholders 01
both organizations at special meetings in July on the basis of the ex¬
change of one and one-quarter shares of Eastern common stock for
This
that
company
the
each share of Midland stock.
Announcement
n
p
;
.
offering,
by Norbute Corp.,
The
9,998 shares, Morgan
Discount
authorized
and
&
CAPITALIZATION
reported that The First Boston Corp.
of
Split—
1
be
to
expire
Gregory
automatic
•
191, p. 2516.
of New York—Stock
was
As
is
1
shaves
Petroleum
issue.
power
the
Exchange Commission—
for
Stock
Devices, Inc.—Rights
Air
fan
leading,
to
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. had arranged a private
sale of 29,734 shares of this firm's capital stock to a
sold
Sept.
600,000
and
Iowa.
used
•
dividend.
the
all of the capital stock of Eastern Air was
wholly-owned subsidiary of Crescent Petro¬
agreed to purchase at $5 per share all
the Eastern Air Devices, Inc. common stock
not subscribed for upon
exercise
of
rights.
Both
the
warrants evidencing the
subscription
rights and the common stock of Eastern Air Devices, Inc. will be
traded on the American Stock Exchange starting Aug. 28.
BUSINESS—Eastern Air Devices, Inc., Dover, N. H., produces a line
television station and
and
constituted
of
as
16,667
will
new
leum.
5,000
18, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 19,018 com¬
offered for subscription by stockholders of record
are
receive
'
dividend if
need
,
Aug.
telephone system.—V.
Sept. 1, 1961 it
to
Outstanding
the
debentures
at 225 O'Brien Highway in Cambridge.
approved, holders of either class A or
would receive two additional shares for
plant
Dunn's
to
The
and
Co.
owned
______
1961 on the basis of one additional share for
held at par ($10).
No underwriting is involved.
The
order
date.
receive
convertible
proposal would increase the number of
Prior
10,000
Wins-
&
5 090
11,
York
registra¬
of
on
in
200,000
Rights
Inc.
sale
Telephone "Co.,
also
and
150,000 shares of its common stock at a price of $5 per
to holders of the outstanding common stock of
&
per
share,
warrants
filed
$150,000
stock,
unit
50. common
by William,
statement
cents
five-year
Del.,
Dover,
29
of
commission
exercisable
St.,
Aug.
on
$400
selling
underwriter
common
SEC
debentures
of
a
South
50,000
units
receive
the
the
and
amount
made
will
129
with
1971
sale
expenses.
sold
of
company
Des
in
time
that
on
will
held.
share
had
Foundation
statement
the
this
at
common
poses.
magazine,
held
share
each
leum stock held at 3:30 p.m.
16,000
Procpeds from the sale will be added to working capital and used for
possible expansion in the publishing or broadcasting fields.
This
„
in
station
limited
1961.
distributed
be
the
of
authorized
of
stockholders
by
Look
Discount Corp.
Split—
Stock
Jan.
1, 1962 at an annual rate of $1.10 per
equilavent to $1.37 Vfe on present shares, approxi¬
on
be
above
Co.,
5-for-4
a
12,
1961."
20,
the
a
Consolidated Vending Corp.—Units Registered—
for
Chace,
&
magazines including Look, and the operation of
of 6¥2%
shares of
68,750
will
number
to
Oct.
on
Oct.
that
would
15%
bentures
Co.
,
sold
tion
Wolfson.
Smith
of
for
Eastern Air stock for each 10 shares of Crescent Petro¬
'
publication
reissue.
this
of
Crescent
16.000
& Co. will head a group who will offer the stock
public later in'the year."
'
:
"
Cowlrs
Magazines r^d Fr^PdcasHng, Toe., is pneraapd nrimarilv in
the
registra¬
for
share
-.
Inc.16 ""9
Co.,
the
the
Nathan
5,500.000.
held
be
&
certain
the
proposals are approved
"the additional shares will
shares
'
'
Goldman;'Sachs
to
vinyl-latex emulsion paints and
proposed
in
30,000
,
a
expenses.
chemicals
Proceeds
the
Mr.
L.
shares of capital stock.
sell
to
to
filed
units
Corp.—Proposed
increase
an
meeting
stated,
to
the
of
proposals
annual
for
Interior
paints.
Directors
stock
R.
16,000
McKelvy
113.
Laboratories,
All outstand¬
class A and 68,230 shares of clnss B
common
now
outstanding would become 320,001 and 204,690 shares,
respectively.—V. 193, p. 2433.
.
20,000
Co.__
recalled
not be
Engineering* Co.—Proposed
Eastern
;Cowles Magazines & Broadcasting, Inc.—Capital Stock
Registered — The company, of 488 Madison Ave., New
York City, filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
Aug. 30, covering a proposed offering of 350,000
offering will be made
through underwriters heaoed
oil,
debentures,
working capital.
.Consolidated
mon
&
Co., Inc.
&
20,000
&
1961.
be honored the same as if the
in corporate structure. Outstand¬
holders—The company is offering rights to subscribe io
The
Wegard
registered
for
500
$275,000
and
in
include. interior
paints, varnishes and enamels,
water-thinnable
C.
$15,000
Y.,
covering
sale
basis
from
N.
1968
shares.
none
and
commission
company
verse
ar
29
due
public
common
.all
an
for
1961),
manage¬
proposes
from
1,-
of
July
and
Corp.—Units Regist'd
Brooklyn,
Aug.
on
offered
ranging
Paint
&
Ave.,
SEC
convertible
subordinated
common
the
with
in
i...
Driggs
456
Stone
Mr.
amounts
increase
an
25.43%
owns
41.98%.
own
to
distribution
President,
Chemical
company of
effect
stock
:
outstanding 3,000,000
has
company
giving
50%
a
232,300 shares,
and
16 others
shares.—V. 193, p. 1448,
\
This
p.
.
of
Canada
of
000,000
194,;
and
Anthony
25.000
1
22,
this
dividend,
the
300,000,.
stock
Tyson
"
stock
p.m.
B
The
29.090
low,
its three subsidiaries are collectively engaged in
providing accident and health insurance througnout
States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico'and Guam,
business
and
duPont
Co.__"
'
Electronics
Aug.
of
action,
board's recommendation
the
severall"
common
Schirmer, Atherton &
Townsend, Dabney &
,
25,000
amendment.
company
the
shares
I
'
have
of
Day
Jackson
________________
&
'
—V.
The
&
,
Webber,
Curtis
an
by Smith, Barney &
terms are to be sup¬
underwriting
Thalmann
Co.
Paine,
Changed
name
will
change
no
will
the
*
of
class
Shares
Walslon
Ladenburg,
registration
shares of com¬
a
covering 300,000
sale by the holcle/s
underwriters
price
filed
Chicago,
shares
of
Tucker,
25,000
effective
company
there Is
recent
Dorsett
from
Inc.,
action
equipment.
f,
,
■
.
,...f
jraseph M. Dunn,. President, said the split would facilitate the com¬
pany's over-alP growth program.
Stockholders will vote on the proposal at a special meeting Sept. 18
"
below
named
number
Stroud &
Co.____
,
*
,.
755,000 shs.
S'^res
&
Noves
issue.
<
Pressprich & Co.__ 60,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.— 25,000
Hallgarten & Co,_-. -.L_— 25,000
/
...
50,000
corporation have proposed a three-for-one split of
the~cdmi]Jafty's class A and class L common stock. Dunn is a developermanufacturer of advanced /electronic systfems, and missile program test
*.'• *•/
•
and
Dunn
67 417
1
;
..
Outstanding
'
$284,052
equipment,
underwriters
respective
W.
below:
FINANCING
1
330.OCO
this
Inc.,
director
and
changed
certificates
Directors
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
j Secured by real estate .mortgages.
Combined Insurance Co. of America—Com. Registered
'■
PRESENT
50,000
Lahpracories,
Electronics,
exercised
be
from
_
industry
a
borrow¬
.
__
the
approximately 1,300,000 shares will be outstanding after the record date. This is rot a stock split, and the par
value of the common stock Is not changed.—V. 194, p.
741,
to
19651
preferred
$56,134,000
804.
p.
TO
warrants
and convertible debentures
converted; such options
result
FINANCING
__
1
particular
includes regu¬
750,000
when
each
notes (5-6% ) due to 1965*
notes
Hemphill.
the
a
EFFECT
stockholder
been
common
not
debt
Equipment
,
represents
additionally,
general interest to
par)
Electronics
has
other
and
*
knd'Aal$d""
".
'
territories,
certain
:
with
Electronics Laboratories, Inc.—Name
name,
the
expansion
part,
purchase
Dorsett
to
options
Morris
Silver,
Vice-President.
Thecom¬
short-term
pub¬
the board of directors declared a 200%
stock dividend pavable to holders of record
as of the close of busi¬
ness
Sept. 25, 1961. Payment will be made by the transfer agent by
Oct.
10, 1961. Holders of record Sept. 25 will receive two shares of
including
Beverages.
CAPITALIZATION
.
requirements—earned in the 12 months ended July 31, I960.: "
Operating revenues for the latest 12 months amounted cO $58,8_o,This
GIVING
stock
appropriate
laew
,
Quality
Cott
dealing
and,
of
matters
commitments of the
ing
offered, 170,000 shares
165,000 shares were sold
reduce
Some
2665,
p.
company
Inc.
.
dividend
000.
Industry
($.01
Dorsett
By
Inc.—Common
finance,
to
is concerned
—Stock Dividend—
company,
with
principal
offices
at
177 'Granite
Manchester,. N. H.. produces a line ox fruit drinks and other car¬
The'' company
sells, directly and1'through dls-
American
but
United States and
the Magazine has
month
each
articles
inven¬
BUSINESS:—The
President,
afte-
feature
with
past on real
estate developments in
of the United States.
The Magazine
part
every
-
dealing
the entire real estate
is not limited to real
to
country,
part of the
this policy,
of
the
Stock
Dorsett
bonated" beverages.
$9,070,000—$2.92
shares
193,
ing stock
New
financing by the.
and .addition
908.
common
in
'
Dorsett Electronics, Inc.—New Name—
will
sale
equipment,
new
the
accounts
President,
pany. will
1
Electric Co.—July Report
the
number
in
special
Common
—V.
/
of
UNDERWRITING—The
a
cities
Common
working capital.
$2.09 per-share,-
new
for. the
,
.*
earnings
share
per
features
of the
area
every
on
certain
PROCEEDS—Of
company reports preliminary net income of $9,289,000 for the
months ended July 31, 1961. This is equal after
preferred dividend
to $3.01 for each of the 2,651,360 common sv.ares out¬
...
special
in
publication
Magazine
the
of
or
Illustrative
CAPITALIZATION
common
of
requirements
standing.
located
each
manage-
present
as realty news around the nation, realty firm
activities, the mortgage market and financing activities, news of publicly held realty corporations and their stocks, news of prominent men
in the industry and a Washington report of
the latest developments
affecting the industry.
1961
Bottling
The
12
estate
published
been
by the
dealing with such topics
a
"Cosmetically Yours."
name
advertising,
development and
to
of
July
Mortgage
Columbus
matter
estate
has
company
Offered—A
respectively.
p.
subject
in the real
monthly reports
Co., Inc., manufactures and dis¬
cosmetic containers under private
net" proceeds
loan,
a
trade
the
335,000 share ($2,261,250) combined
company's common stock was offered
Aug. 29, 1961 to the public at $6.75 per share. R. W.
Pressprich & Co. managed the underwriting group.
Prod- ""
(wife
development
under
estimated
for
Cosmetics,
Inc.,
and
distribution
Manhattan
Stock
■
193,
has
published
edition.
Authorized
Tiara
as
block
;
market¬
Cole
1958
the
line
a
The
Cott
Co.—Proposed Merger-
above.—V.
edition,
1959
edition
1959
company.
Authorized
Carbon
first
lar
•
"Magazine").-
October,
The
problems
If
Columbian
the
possessions;
has
also
per
of
a
particular locality
particular
common
consideration
pur¬
The name,
The National
registered trademark owned by the company;
September, 1959, and, with
a
December
The
a
real
its
lished
for
cents
shares
outstanding
1,000
holders
10
corporate
Magazine commenced In
of
the
of
(the
Magazine is a professional real estate
problems and matters of special interest
of
which
the
thereafter.
was
estate in
Inc.,
and
includes
also
Co.,
other
for
The
*
the
by
share
and
43 W. 61st St., New York City, is en¬
monthly magazine entitled The National
of
company
Investor, Is
of
exception
month
additional
company's
staff
publication
Investor
Estate
Publication
In
outstanding
Cole,
in
\
addition
St.,
has
company
Vice-President,
55.2%,- 33.3%
own
the
of
the
Estate
Real
$1.09.
to,
the
to
sold
increased
existing
equipment, expansion of
research,
development
and
indebtedness,
common
stock,
of
value
Real
treasurer, own' 32.7% each. The May 31 book value of the outstanding
sh&res was 86c per share and after the sale of new shares will be
remainder
new
additional
Cole, -Executive
Cole)
dispensing
book
the
in
gaged
,
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock (after giving effect to a recapitaliza¬
whereby the 370 common shares then outstanding
were
exchanged for the 53,000 shares), of which Leonard Bindler,president, Stanley Acker, vice-president, and Neal Henschel, secretary-
v
substantial portion of which will •
and
marketing of the-newly-
certain
to
shares
Albert
a
to
per
Associates
in
are
tion'in
possible, additional acquisitions.
addition
Richard
will
sale
Automatic
President/Sale of
Singer,
share
per
efforts
finder's
a
53,000 shares
>'
•
sale in vending machines.,
be added to general funds
and
use
development
canned
assembling facilities,
ing programs, arid
In
stock
through its
working capital,
finance
line
for
soups
the
from
additional
as
be. used
markets,
stock
Clinton
15
sold
loan
used
In
and
servicing of coin-operated cup-type vending machines dispens¬
ing hot and cold beverages.
It-does not operate vending machines.
It has
recently diversified to include machines dispensing cigarettes,
candy, pastries, sandwiches and other packaged foods and products.
company
be
as
tory,
and
tire
H.
registration
subsidiary,
be
•
addition,
the
'60c
a
The
to
label.
company
"will grant a five-year option to
the underwriter to
purchase 25,000 shares, initially exercisable at the public offering price.
The company is engaged primarily in. the
development, maninapture,
In
Jules
best
a
Imperial
The
sale
additional
to
tributes
oil Aug. 28
covering 115,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for pubilc sale on an all or none basis through;
underwriters headed by Straus, Blosser & McDowell.
The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by a nendment.
?
of
editorial
BUSINESS—the
officials.
management
sale
8,000
which
registration
a
on
.receive
specialized
com¬
^
St;,
by
the
of
the
by
Increase
Organized
the three
Upon
316.
p.
proceeds
the
crease
poses.
dealers
Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
made
to
ended Feb.
for
and
u
net
5
offered 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $1
per share. Proceeds will be used by the company to in¬
\ crease magazine subscriptions, for advertising, to in¬
St;, Yonkers, N. Y„ filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Aug. 23 covering 42,500 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share. • The offering will
A
aggregated
to
and
business
Cosmetically Yours, Inc.—Common Registered—
$25,000
wholly-owned
year
owned
This company of
"t
share
retail
The company
a
fiscal
law
Inc.,
the
industry.
shares
J.
the
93.82%" is owned
which
to
standing shares from $.01
outstanding capitalization ox the company
of common stock; a loan of $2,486,961;.
194,
is
stock- will
shares
debt.—V.
Cole Vending
cus
N.
N.
Lee,
income
convertible
$361,899 of sundry
v
Centre,
Port
had to tar m-.hu/
company
of
b/
o
CAPITALIZATION—Por
pletion of current financing,
will
>n
.
from
the, purchase
purchases of merchandise.
branch
a
AND
ended
e\
office in Roekville
operates
EARNINGS
28,
instalment
52.36%
(2)
tion.
in
Co.,
in
be
sold
to the underwriter at par
(10 cents per share),
shares which underlie five-year warrants to be sold to the
underwriter at 1 cent each, exercisable at $4.40 per share,
(3) 1,000
into
in
engaged
engaged
are
subsidiaries, of which $115,000 will be used
to repay bank loans, $75,000 to
repay the loan with Valley Commer¬
cial Corp.,; $50,000 for new vending, phonograph and amusement ma¬
chines and the balance for working capital and o:her corporate pur¬
poses,
including .new building facilities. Of
the outstanding
stock,
expenses.-
purposes.
convertible
are
of
estimated
advanced
shares
DESCRIPTION—-The
company is
of instalment cu.Amcfcs
be
will
prior, to maturity at,$8
BUSINESS—The
$320,000
will
be
1976
company
stock,
common
The
•
this firm's 6%
PROCEED3—Net
Delaware
Vending
Allamaolc
operating vending machines for the retail sale of cigarettes, cigars
lighters, confection&ry items and lood items, as well as coinuperated phonograph machines and amusement machines. In exchange
tnereior, the company issued all of its 150,000 outstanding shares
—
debentures
under
1961
June
of
and
1448.
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.
Debentures Offered—Ex¬
change Plan—Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc., and Kesselman
& Co., Inc., offered on Sept.
1, 1961 $1,500,000 of
Sept. 1,
In
subsidiaries
which
of
Co.,
Bros,
p.
organized
was
otner: companies,
six
Columbian
company
(953)
v acquire ail the outstanding stock
declining
a
-•
the
consultants
for
.
$105
■
i
capacity
6037
may
price
a
leading
financial
as
in
at
-
negotiations
acted
served
Number
provisions.
issue,
basis.
Inc.
194
Tihnit
of
the
completion of the acquisition was made jointly
T>rpslripnt
nf
Eastern,
and
Eli
Goldston,
President
01
'
6
tors.
The company plans in a second stage to manufacture transmis¬
sions and gears for trucks and automobiles.
It will be the first company
to specialize in the manufacture of these products in Argentina.
Midland's wholly-owned subsidiary, The Ohio River Company,
Midland
is
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(954)
barge line on the inland waterway system.
closing was originally set for July 26, but was
major
a
postponed as a
result of a preliminary injunction granted by a judge of the U. S. Court
of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit' on the petition of three barge com¬
panies which had started judicial proceedings to prevent the acquisition
The
This preliminary injunction was dissolved
relief.
other
for
and
the
the parties,
of
agreement
will
which
machines,
air-brake
The
for formal
way
initially be wholly-owned by
manufactures
wide
a
equipment
for
the Oerlikon-Buehrle conmachine tools,
business
total
IFC
the
railways,
textile
machines,
and
of
$1,500,000
will
Interests
Partnership
Associates,
in
partnership
a
Ave.,
York
The
contract
made
the
and
price
other
Various
contract
The
scheduled
is
$1
including
disbursements,
Dec.
on
,
27,
legal
Master
of
Lease
and
will
derived
be
and
a
The
Master
with
renewal
the
for
either
Leasehold
privileges, will
will
is
owned
by
Wien
initially
chase
and
tion
of
of
net
be
counts
up
receivable, and
note
due
Common
of
To
compared
off
pay
with
(par
of
The
Acquisition
—
exclusively
22 Vi
to
Ohio
cents cash,
1956,
residents.
plus 5%
net
of
Equitable's
the
the
In
and
$1
current
it
is
has
company
and .industrial
from
grown
W
•
$50,000
■ -
1117.
V
-r
,i-
„
i,
,
,
to
share
and
to
including July
to adjustment.
Subordinated
to
notice,
V
as
at
This
the
Ericsson Telephone Co.—Class B Stock Listed
at. Frankfurt
class
Main,
am
Only class B
listed
are
The
on
Ericsson
have
has
Group,
listed
been
that
announced
the
on
stock
exchange
West Germany.
During I960 these shares were
the exchanges at London, Paris and Amster¬
on
shares of
the
with limited
company,
voting
rights,
exchanges outside Sweden.
Ericsson
tions
The
shares
B
listed for the first time
dam.
of
parent
company,
company's
Group,
manufacturing
$196,905,000 and net earnings of $7,668,000 in 1960.
Its manufac¬
turing subsidiary in the U. S. is North Electric Co. of Galion, Ohio.
market,
class
B
subject to
actions.—V.
shares
Swedish
193, p.
traded
are
in
the
U.
regulations governing
S.
over-the-counter
such
overseas
trans¬
1225.
This
of 71
company
the
with
ordinated
sinking
warrants)
and
sale
in
fund
on
at
debentures
two
common
are
due
to
be
filed
registration
a
6%
of
sub¬
1971
(with attached five-year
stock, to be offered for public
supplied
(with
by
two warrants,
amendment)
and
outstanding
shares
or
and
the
(being sold by the holders thereof), and only 255,050
being sold by the company. The offering will be made on
none
basis through underwriters headed by Bear, Stearns &
Straus,
units
The
shares. Of the common shares included in the units,
144,950
are
all
an
Co.
and
Blosser
&
McDowell.
underwriting
registration
terms
statement
are
also
The
to
public offering price of
supolied by amendment.
be
includes
50,000
five-year options to be sold to the underwriters
a
price to be supplied by amendment.
shares
for
The
company
exercisable
organized
under Delaware law in August,, 1961 for
single ownership the business of certain
partnerships and corporations operating the following six
hotels: Executive House, Chicago; Executive
House, Washington, D. C.;
Executive House, Scottsdale,
Ariz.; Condado Beach Hotel, San Juan,
P. R.; International Airport
Hotel, San Juan, P. R.; and the El Barranquitas Hotel, Marranquitas, P. R.
The companv also owns 33 Vh %
of the outstanding stock and debentures
of Condado-Aruba Caribbean
was
of bringing under
purpose
affiliated
Hotel,
N.
V.,
under
of
The
(1)
who
clients
Funds
which
A
the
;•«
•
not' less
interest
•
■
-
«'/..•/.
company
12,
400
South
at
1957.
is
their
respective
-
net
retire
proceeds
to
mately
the
$359,000
10%
company.
to
The
be
will
to
be
As
been
of
by
an
line
of
obtained
general
of
general
such
for
the
notes
105%'
at
to
by
of
the
of
the
addition
to
the
from
funds
to
the
of
$750,000.
bank
the
the
offices
the
and
to
:
the
of
the
extent.
units
CAPITALIZATION
retire
10%
GIVING
credit
of
the
EFFECT
TO
tures,
*
promissory
unsecured
due
of
proceeds
funds
will
that
be
capital
PRESENT
July
stock
a
and
short-term
borrowing
the
FINANCING
700,000
.
i,
July
bank
at
amounted
210,000 shs.
1961, the company
6l/2%
per
annum
to
$450,000.
issuance
and
certain
be
ecutive
liabilities;
House
operating
the
in
$550,000
a
El
similar
to
will
invested
manner;
Earranquitas
the
use
to
balance
acquire
the
to
discharge
Arizona
to acquire the corporation
$625,000 for improvement of
existing facilities and for new facilities at the Condado Beach
Hotel;
$300,000 to retire notes issued in August to stockholders of the former
operator of the International Airport Hotel; $525,000
for retirement
DeWoskin,
Board
Chairman,
Philip Pekow,
Vice-Chairman
of
the
board,
and
Nathan
Schwartz,
own
384,712, 160,050 and
193,750 shares,
respec¬
tively and propose to sell 38,471, 16,000 and 19,375 shares,
respectively.
The propectus lists 29 other
selling stockholders who propose to sell
amounts ranging from 400 to 8,800 shares.
Carl Devoe, President, owns
125,400 shares.
The four named individuals and several others
owned
varying
interests
been
or
Fabrica
Arranged
nounced
a
are
in
the
partnerships
and
corporations
whose
assets
being acquired by the company.
Argentina de Engranajes,
S.A.I.C.—Financing
The International Finance Corp. has an¬
—
commitment to invest US
$1,500,000 in Fabrica
Argentina de Engranajes S.A.I.C. (FADESA), a subsid¬
iary of Oerlikon Machine Tool Works Buehrle &
Co.,
Switzerland.
Its
investment
manufacture
of
will
help finance
fully assembled
the
establishment of
transmission
units
and
a
plant for
gears
for
the" debentures
of
exercise
upon
and
21,000
options
of
pursuant to the company's Restricted
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
the
trac¬
to
purchase,
severally,
their
the
which
Stock
underwriters
the
and
respective
respective
number
of
names.
:
Thomas
Edwards
Milton
193,
p.
&
has
units
set
Plan.
•
&
&
to
below
Inc
,
a
'
one
new
PARENT
of
of
700
or
share
all
held.
unsold
In
at
a
at
Instrument
Co., "parent
and
outstanding common
stock
of
Federal
instructed Federal to transfer its 2,215,238 rights
shares
at
the
basis
of
has
subscription
one
agreed
price.
Na¬
share
offer
mailed
was
stockholders.
share
price
minimum
a
accept
of
two
8,000
shares;
12,000
than
more
with
shares.
Valley National Bank have
few
a
at
slightly higher
a
dividend of $3 per year.
a
'
i
stockholders
the
of
board
Aug.
each
18,
Valley
informed
were
1961.
Monday,
on
stockholder
Aug.
should
h,V;
;
be
'
J.'!
stated
fair."
as
bank
held
was
that
Shenandoah
the
the
of
Friday,
on
the
determined
same
of
directors
General
further
the
420
per
that
the
directors-"regard
the
*
than
Financial
of
General
and
management
the
has
committed
that
personnel
bank
the
present directors to continued
'
v
.
Financial
of
management,
' integrity"'— According to
.will
purchase;
stated,
if
accepted
being
given
Mr.
than
more
on
,a
shares
12,000
rata
pro
basis,
has
offered,
the
smaller
the
preference, tJthe'. offer 1 from
said,—V. 194, p. 423.
Brown
it
are
with
!
Financial
•-
,
basis through underwriters headed
by A. C. Allyn & Co.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
The
company owns all
First Western Savings
of
loan
association;
agency,
an
trust
to
sale
of
and
and
the
the
balance
addition
1,000,000
Co,
Of
the
net
added
to
be
used
right for each
to
buy
for
■;
Victoreen
its
the
repay
and
estate
deeds
loan
available
be
of
company's
bank
a
certain
of
indebtedness,
common
stock,
the
which
of
has
company
for
Robert
outstanding
Finkelstein,
C.
Edward
J. Hellmer
(beneficially or as trustee for certain
Landa, board chairman, and Southwest Development
112,104,
102,420,
135,834
and
247,580
shares, resoectively.
own
sell
to
propose
The
to
sell
47,541,
35,830,
47,541
and 86,670
shares, re¬
lists
19
other
selling
stockholders who
prospectus
amounts
Firth Carpet
See
real
construction
a
under
from
to
funds
general
and
trustee
as
proceeds
will
general
a
service
acts
purposes.
to
shares
spectively.
propose
and
$600,000
be
agency,
appraisal
an
service;
stock,
will
outstanding permanent capital stock
Association, a Nevada savings and
insurance
Alfons
persons),
They
Loan
an
Association.
additional
President,
the
&
agency,
payout
general corporate
In
of
operates
escrow
inspection
"
■
Mohasco
ranging from
1,750
&
will
chairman
of,
the
the
being
are
the
proceeds
company,
-
sold
board
below.—V.
185,
1515.
p.
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Aug. 30 an issue of 50,000 of the
stock, at $18.25 per share.
of
to
accrue
and
shares.
21,000
on
common
PROCEEDS—None
standing
Inc.,
Moore,
Allen & Co. offered
company's
to
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Industries,
and
for
from
the
the
as
the
director,, and
sale
shares
account
of
the
of
Henry, F.
certain
common
out¬
already
are
Fischbach,
stockholders.
other
BUSINESS—The
is
company has offices at 545 Madison Ave., Ni Y. C;,
in electrieal contracting on office buildings and industrial
instllation of control systems and electric power systems used
engaged
plants;
rocket
at
and
installation
More
missile
of
transmission-
facilities
and
important
the
on
the
the
in
and
radar
plants,
power
substations.
the
of
work
Manhattan;
Building,
launching facilities
electrical
lines
York
City;
current
Manhattan
Am
installations;
and
generating stations,
.VF-
company's
Chase
Pan
First
the
Building,
contracts
Bank
the
sub¬
include
Building
New
York
in
down¬
Telephone
National
of
U.
installations
its
in
the
subsidiaries
CAPITALIZATION
June
27,
1961
—
account
months
ended
income
gross
stock;
1,500
stock;
and
Funded
istration
class
March
31, 1961, the company
$22,775,000 and net income
of
holders
of
National),
Americas
shares
at
of
company's
outstanding
770,405 shares
shares
$2,963,500
of
Fischbach
of
of
sundry
capitalization
Fischbach
and
and
of
Moore
debt.—V.
194,
Moore,
Canada,
p.
at
Inc.
Ltd.
114.
Security Corp.—Class A Registered—
of
statement
A
The
consisted
common
of
six
had
$348,000.
This company
Victoreen
total
the
the
amendment.
(EDST)
on
Valley
outstanding.
stated that he has made an
investigation
and is "convinced it has excellent and aggressive
price of
p.m.
Victoreen
to
the
of
the
offered
the -stockholders
common
held
addition.
terms
of
$140
Shenandoah
,,
stated
shares
none
public
and
Co.—Rights Of¬
3:30
Manufacturing, has
to Victoreen shareholders
Shenandoah
City Bank Building, all in midtown
S. Post Office Building in Houston, Texas.;
Wichita, Kansas and Little Rock, Ark.; fuel
system
and
field
lighting
at
Chicago's O'Hare Field;
Los
Angeles
International Airport and Oakland
Airport, Cal.
share for each five
the
an
purchase for cash between
the
16,125
the
its
•:
to
it. was
continue
missile
rights to
COMPANY—The
74%
per
:
Sept. 14, 1961.
owner
i960.
1960,
This corporation of 118 Las Vegas Blvd. South,'Las Vegas, Nov.;" filed
registration statement with f the SEC on' Aug." 23 covering 450,000
shares of common stock, of which
100,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale by the company and
350,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by the- holders thereof. ^ The offering will be made on an all
New
Inc
expire
31,
banks, 5 being in Washington and the
Major Gen. George Olmsted (USAR-Ret'd.)
meeting
EARNINGS—For
with
Dec.
a
Co.
2108.
share
totaled
$16.66
*
2,100
fering to Stockholders—The company is offering to hold¬
ers of its common stock of record
Aug. 25, 1961 rights to
subscribe for 534,346 additional common shares, on the
$4
at
to
;
2,800
.
700
Federal Manufacturing & Engineering
basis of
taxes,
profit in
Brown
town
700
Co.,
to
contracting
Units
Kennedy-'—
&
The
divi¬
First Western Financial Corp.—Common,
Registered-*-
opposite
,
Hanly
Blauner
granted
- •
'
*:
severally
them,
sell
-
Co.,
...
have
to
forth
'
presently
be
may
,__
Regan
D.
shares
below
agreed
Inc.
Lubetkin,
—V.
Winston
Jay,
Globus,
Option
named
company
....
of certain other notes; and the balance will be
added to working capital.
In
addition
to
certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding
1,575,000
shares
of
common
stock,
of
which
Morris
R.
have
the
Ex¬
$35,000
Hotel;
1961,
1960.
stock
15
offer.
Brown
stock
conversion
May,
time
the
of
Fischbach
for
i In
has
itself
the
Financial
special
which
General
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
thereunder
to
of
450,000
700,000
.____
owns
be
None
1976$1)—____—,___
1,
(par
from
a
to
deben¬
company has no funded debt. On
line of credit with one commercial
after
equivalent
$14.78
each
V
.'shares
$10,729
The
had
to
capital.
500,000
subordinated
be
may
added
working
notes__
loan
bank
of
area.
commitment
receivable.
$75,000
convertible
tCommon
approxi¬
for working
accounts
further
debt
90-day
*61/2%
6Vz%
be
held
directors
Authorized
Long-term
will
notes
and
$182,084
additional
of
of
5%
a
management. ofhigh ^character-,and
Brown, * the'-offer? is available f.or a period^f - 30 days-.less than"8,000 shares are tendered to'FinanciaT General
If
/
laws 'of
90-day
company
provide
the
nominal
a
were
offer
an
be
Bank, he stated that
stockholders
of
general
line
to
securities,
stock
to
must
letter
the
•*'
maximum
of
additional
Such
its
on
company
half
first
reflect
with
bank
obligate
stock
of
no
•
for
the
Mr:
'
reserved
operates
and
7
.
credit
of
serve.
"
the
date
*•'
officers
approximately
funds
purchasing
upon
for the
$1,733,639
were
the
to
stock
embodying
it
General
letter
General
decreasing
\
10%
company,
held
in
in contrast to
has, and that it would ask all
now
funds, the company has
by its bank that it will extend the company's line of
additional $250,000 thus increasing the
existing limit on
advised
credit
balance
the
principally
result
a
the
added
used
with
90-day
sale
conditions
not
Virginia
to
Mr.
reserved
other
which
at
itself
••
the
sale
approximately $365,450
by individuals not connected
issuance
.4
,.
adjusted
the
of
Brown
that
will
offer
The
a
the
to
.
facilities
from
$1,194,163,
been
The
letter
Mr.
Brown's
said
advised
The
company
also provides
funds
to its clients
through
loans secured by the borrowers'
inventories, equipment and other assets.
to
for
reserved
,
corporation
compared
28.
president.
the
21,
made available to the company's clients through
purchase,
by
the
company,
of
the
client's
accounts
part
the
common
shares
the
by
sales
National
receivable.
in
of
General
it
Mr.
He
subject
assets
(subject to
liabilities)
Washington Executive House,
partnership
its
of
usually
outright
been
846.:--
p.
of
or
1961,
Aug.
One,
two,
In
Beverly Hills, Calif.
revolving basis to its
engaged in varied business activities, thereby
enabling
utilize
share
30,
on
of
northern
1, 1962, and
premium, plus
executive
on
installments
July
under
The
funds
5,873,508 shs.
varying
Winchester, Va., Harold G. Brown, president of the bank,
27
Recent
,
on
"«
«
in
been between $70 and $75 per share, with
figure, Mr. Brown said. Recently it has paid
Beverly Drive,
current
share,
12,000
copy
provisos:
£0 days'
than
to
without
incorporated
was.
Dec.
on
•
______
$6,000,000 shs,
$1.88.
Financial
stock at $7 50
share thereafter
principal amount,
Outstanding
and. 6%.
corporation has submitted
Aug.
on
company's
Articles
of
Incorporation
were
amended so that the capitalization was increased to
1,000,000 shares
of common stock including a maximum of 93,334 shares to be
initially
a
June
announced
common
-part at
1962, and
accrued
FINANCING
$281,000
payable
have
194,
earnings
per
per
Bank,
and,
operates
the
Aruba
Caribbean
Hotel-Casino
in
Aruba, Netherlands West Indies.
The net proceeds from this financing
will be used as follows:
$550,000 to be invested in a subsidiary, which
will use $500,000 thereof to acquire the leasehold interest
and
of
at
and
shares, at
in
30,
.it,,',
supplies
are
to
are
at the
located
are
* -V
,
time
5%'
35 cents per share,
or
8,000
Thomas
—
common
on
on
year
in
assets
The
of employ¬
shares have
40 000
..sinking-fund,, commencing
a
California
to
June
with
,
company
clients,
its
r,/
interest
BUSINESS—The
State
time
through
net
price of $140 per
underlying
$5,000,
at
the
accrued
used
$2,000,000
$10 debenture
a
share
per
Chicago,
covering
common
consisting of
price
a
Drive,
29
Aug.
400,000 shares of
200,000 units
exercisable
East Wacker
SEC
Inc.
th^. company
together
thereafter,
PROCEEDS—The
Executive House, Inc.—Units Registered*—
statement
year
company
comprises more than 60 telecommunica¬
service companies in 31 countries, had.sales
of
Ericsson's
Redeemable
every
of
from
or
amount, thereof
thereafter,
redemption.'.""
which
and
reserved
payment
option
whole
a
principal
the
PRESENT
sales
share
fiscal
Proposed Acquisition—
of all other indebtedness
representing
money borrowed except indebtedness subordinated
to, Or Subordinated
on
a
parity with,' the debentures.
r
;
Redeemable
of
shares
options.—V.
increase of
....
the
premiums
(L. M.)
are
10,000
including July-1, 1966, at ,$10 per
1, ,1971, and thereafter, at $12 per share,
4
and
rates
96,387
cents
Mr.
per
had
a
prior
■
•
is
December, 1S60.
addition, gains on the
share
for exercise
in^o
TO
it
cents
the
_„___
par)_
paid
In
-
PROVISIONS—Convertible
and
20,000
for
10
for
__
46
(
to
,
and
machines
Authorized
per-share amount has
Net
Each unit consisted of $100
prin¬
debentures
balance
months ended June
30, according to the semi-annual report
by George Olmsted, President, and Arthur J. Morris, Chairman.
net is equal to 65 cents
per
share of common stock, compared
The
85,000
Co.,
unit.
per
DEBENTURE
-
period,
same
&
The
1961,
nine
or
EFFECT
31,
May
$455,000
•
1960
550,000 shs.
Securities Offered
—
stock.
par common
$150
•
Magnus
$250,000
repay
photo-copying
ending
year
of
GIVING
with
$240,000
;
Hamilton,
to
inventory.
six
issued
741.
p.
cipal amount of
according to the pro forma
combined consolidated summary .of earnings, both total income and in¬
come after Federal income taxes more than doubled, while earnings
per
common share, including the 100,000 shares of this offering, rose from
193, p.
plant.
has
Co
held
period.
any
Financial General Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
Jay, Winston & Co., Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif.;
Globus,
Inc., New York City; and associates on Aug. 17 publicly
offered as units $700,000 of
6y2% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due
July 1, 1976 and 70,000 shares of
than
is offering
dividend policy
issue
194,
of
$915,226,
shares
15,000
options
sell
offering
Federal
Comparative figures
loss of $507,000.
indebtedness
interest
Financial
stock, annually.
worth
$4,800,000.
$.44 to $1.09.—V.
(2)
which
company
Federal Factors, Inc.
.
the
underwrote
nancing and leasing of "apartment buildings, commercial
properties among its activities.
1 •'
than
and
of
fiscal
a
(10c
these,
tional
Godfrey,
Prominent in the field of urban redevelopment, Equitable also includes,,
land development,
and the construction, management,,, fi-,^
Since
warrants,
options,
unissued
and
Consolidated
first
Outstanding
*25,000
but
of
stock
with
exercise
FINANCING
$400,000
authorized
produces
equipment,
income
mortgage
t Of
granted.
—V.
residential
more
PRESENT
Authorized
__________
Y.,
the
and
stock
The
1972
entered into an underwriting
agreement with the underwriters named below,
providing for the pur¬
chase by the underwriters
severally of 125,000 shares of common stock.
The underwriters are
obligated to purchase all of the shares if they
purchase any of them.
Common
—
.
Columbus,
Co.,
TO
N.
dend
*750,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Ohio
EFFECT
$1)
25,000
restricted
been
acquisition, Equitable has issued 100,000 shares of class A
stock, priced at $22.50 per share.
common
*
general corporate purposes.
GIVING
to
the
Engineering, of 1055 Stewart
electronic and
communication
indebtedness*
Common
reproduc¬
Street
by
of
increased
Notes'» payable—bank
Shares
Evans' total assets increased more
national average increase of 140%.
the
to
Blanchard
its
1
10,000 for exercise
ees'
portion of the short-term bank debt incurred in connec¬
a
for
________
total
*A
—
It will provide
During the last decade,
300%,
tion
at
$850,000
funds.
.
to approximately $200,000 for the pur¬
equipment and facilities for the produc¬
chemicals
1965
stock
Options
has acquired substantially all of the permanent capital
the 69-year-old Evans Savings Association. Akron, 12th largest
and deposits among some 575 savings and loan associations in
assets
new
-
company
Ohio.
of
photographic
used
"
Mortgage
to the company from the sale of the
will aggregate approximately
$530,000,
working capital.
Of this amount, the
stock
expiration
be
not
agreed
Manufacturing &
the
proceeds
to
CAPITALIZATION
5%
property.
Equitable Investment Corp.
in
and
City,
largest stockholders, owning
their rights to subscribe
waived
have
finance
CAPITALIZATION
of
after
will
general
outstanding.
:
expend
to
pharmaceutical
Helmsley.
and
laws
have
and
products.
$1,760,875
were
Approximately $120,000 is expected to be used to reduce the bank loan
of
$400,000.
The
balance,
approximately $210,000, will be used to
eliminate
sundry indebtedness ($25,000), and as working capital to
carry increased inventories in its expanded warehouses, to finance ac¬
Offered—
stock
the
days
photographic
felt
$4,757,278
,
under
\
added
installation
color
to
to
Garden
5,339,162
and its principal pffice is located
The business of the company is
photographic,
common
will
Andresen &
The
the
■
expects
company
annual rent.
an
the
operate
St.,
chemicals, principal among which are hydrazine, its
for use in various industries, and other chem¬
PROCEEDS—The
Simultaneously with the
purchase, it will execute a net sub-lease of the entire premises to
Empire State Building Company, with the same term and renewal
privileges as the Master Lease.
Empire State Building Co. is a joint
venture composed of Wien, Harry B. Helmsley, and two corporations
owned
by others.
Associates proposes to obtain the Leasehold Mort¬
gage from Real Estate Investing Associates, Inc., 56%
of whose stock
not
incorporated
was
cost
total
of
Co., 30 Broad
derivatives
125,000 shares
will
for 114 years to 2075.
run
Associates of
payment by
Associates
its
intermediates for
and
lease
net
a
company
tion industries.
the sale of Participations alone.
of the entire premises which,
from
or
be
the
to
and
ical
be $39,000,000, which
proceeds of the sale of Participations
the
from
will
contribution
disbursements)
Mortgage,
Lease
Its
property.
(including
&
stock at $5 per share.
common
State of New Jersey on June 18, 1938
at 117 Blanchard St., Newark,-N. J.
salts
and
the
on
acquisition
par
the manufacture of
the expenses of this offering, will increase
the acquisition cost to $68,000,000. Associates proposes
to obtain the
$68,000,000
as
follows:
$29,000,000, by causing the building to be
conveyed to The Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America (Prudential
already owns the land and is the lessor under the existing ground
lease, having purchased the land in 1951 for $17,000,000.
Upon ac¬
quiring the building, Prudential will execute a Master Lease of the
land
and building
to Associates): $13,000,000 by a Leasehold Mort¬
gage;
and $26,000,000 through the sale to the public of that amount
of
participations being offered.
However, the mortgage may be
a
smaller amount or there may be no mortgage at all.
In the latter
event, the maximum amount of $39,000,000 of Participations will be
sold hereunder.
Each partner in Associates will sell Participations in
his partnership interest equal to one-third of the amount required.
When the
above
transactions
are
closed, Associates will own the
brokerage fees
realty
prospectus, Andresen
BUSINESS—The
the building.
deposit has been
closing
for
15
and
Federal's
shares,
offered
90
EARNINGS—For
N. Y. C., publicly offered 125,000 shares of the company's
underlying
$4,000,000
and a
and
expenses
the land
of
$65,000,000,
is
thereunder.
1961.
lease
ground
Aug.
an
con¬
of Lawrence A. Wien, Henry W. Klein and Peter L. Malkin.
The Participations will be offered for public sale in $10,000 units.
Associates has contracted to purchase the Empire State Building in
least
added
equipment,
Fairmount Chemical Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Via
sisting
New
notes
be
industrial
company
General
in
at
the
of
919,996
shares
BUSINESS—Federal
be
represented by unsecured
notes, half of which will be convertible.
The
notes
bear 7%
interest, are payable in dollars, and mature between 1968 and 1973.
of 60 East 42nd St., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Aug. 24 covering $39,000,000 Participations
This
until
bonk
dollar
State Building Associates—Securities Reg'd—
Empire
of
the
project is estimated at US $4,300,000.
investment
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
cost of
of
any
.
WAIVED—Six
aggregate
now
of
range
welding electrodes.
Aug. 22
The
thus clearing the
completion of the transaction.—V. 194, p. 422.
with
FADESA
cex-n,
RIGHTS
an
for
.
stock.
It
2812
West
with
is
the
Peterson
SEC
proposed
on
to
Ave.,
Aug.
offer
Chicago,
28
such
111.,
covering
stock
to
filed
a
reg¬
520,855
shares
common
stock¬
Pilgrim National Life Insurance Co. of America (Pilgrim
of Chicago, and International Life Insurance Co. of The
(International)
the
rate
of
of
1.15
San
Juan,
company
P. R., in
shares for
exchange
1
Pilgrim
for
their
National
-
,
'
Volume
Number
194
6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(955)
11
7
—
.13 company shares for 1 International share.
The regis¬
also includes 125,000 class A shares sold by the
prior to organization in 1959 to residents of Illinois at $3.30
per
share, 200,000 class A sold to the public in 1960 at $4.50 per
share, and 25,000 class A shares reserved for exercise of options
granted to the underwriters of said offering.
The company also sold
to Illinois residents 500,000 class B shares at 30c per share.
The
company
(formerly
Inlico Corp.)
transacts
no
business
of
itself other than by ownership of the outstanding
stock of Funded
Security Life Insurance Co., a legal reserve life insurance company
licensed only, in Illinois, and James, Martin & Company, registered as
a
dealer in securities in Illinois.
Pilgrim National is engaged in the
business of selling life and health and accident insurance, and Inter¬
national sells ordinary life insurance policies only,
s
The company has outstanding 325,000 class A and 500;000 class B
common
shares, of which J. Milton Edelstein,< President ,and Rhea
Edelstein, his wife, own a combined aggregate of 34.9% and 12.2%,
respectively, and management officials as a group 51.5%.—V. 192, p.
share
are
and
tration
897.
': • •;;
;
...'
.
;.,,, • ;•;
Gem Electronic
This
filed
::
,:
,.
&
Weill.
The
supplied
public
offering price
The
The
of
electronic
-
*
proceeds are to be used for working
This
(Henry J.) Green Instruments, Inc;—Common Regist'd
This
of 2500 Shames Drive, Westbury, N. Y., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Aug. 24 covering 140,000 shares of
common stock,
to be-offered for public sale at $2.25 per share.
The
company,
offering will be made on an all-or-none basis by underwriters headed
by N. A. Hart & Co., which will receive a' commission of 27 cents per
share plus $12,500 for expenses.
Also included in the registration state¬
ment are 14,000 common shares sold by principal stockholders of the
to Hart & Co. for $140, plus an additional 14,000 shares un¬
three options sold by the company to Hart & Co. for $140,
at $2 per share.
company
derlying
exercisable
v The
company is engaged; in the manufacture and sale of precision
meteorological instruments. Net proceeds of its stock sale will be Used
for retirement of bank loans, purchase of new equipment and machinery,
salaries and other purposes, including working capital.
The company
•
outstanding 189,000 shares of common stock, of which 23.15%
owned by James W. Watson and three other officials.
The
has
now
is
each
May 31 book value of the outstanding shares was $.306 per share, and
will be increased to $.925 per share if the additional stock is sold.
high fidelity, radio and television components and equipment. Net
proceeds of its sale of additional stock, estimated at $425,000, will
used in part
($150,000) to repay current bank obligations; and
the balance will be used
to acquire', furnish, equip and provide in¬
be
105,640
vrith
Max
the
Fine',
shares
acquisition
This
383 Madison Ave., New York filed a registration
SEC on Aug. 29 covering 460,003 common shares
subscription by preferred and common stockholders
of Chemetals Corp.,
principal stockholder at the rate of five shares
for
each
$5 cum. preferred share
and one share for each 3.2367
and
143,045
stock.'
shares,
''
;'.■■■
Magnaplate
Corp., Belleville,
N. J.
Files
—
The
The
corporation
shares
common
Reg. A covering 7,800
at-the-market, without
17, 1961 filed a
cents)
to be offered
Aug.
on
50
(par
underwriting.
The
to
are
go
General Steel Industries,
The
the
236
190,
p.
770.
Inc.—Subsidiary Contract—
subway
General Steel's subsidiary.
to St. Louis Car Co.,
cars
unit, consisting of $50 principal amount of debentures
(with an attached warrant to purchase one share of com¬
mon stock)
and three shares of common stock, was of¬
fered at $100. One share in each unit, or 30,000 shares of
common stock, was offered for the account of a selling
stockholder and none of these proceeds will accrue to
the Transit Authority's IRT
division, are generally similar in design to, but shorter than, those
which St.
Louis Car is now furnishing the Authority
for its BMT
The
new
will
which
cars,
be
used
on
division.
Deliveries
follow
will
completion of the order now in
production.
Gfenmore Distilleries Co.—Debentures Registered—
This
of 660 South
statement with the
company
registration
subordinated
convertible
of
the
Fourth St., Louisville, Ky., filed a
SEC on Aug. 25 covering $7,500,000due
debentures
1981,
to
be
offered
for
public sale through underwriters headed by Glore,
interest
rate, public offering
supplied by amendment.
be
The
Forgan & Co. The
underwriting terms are to
.
-
engaged in
the production and distribution* of
principally Kentucky straight bourbon whiskeys,
is
beverages,
company
alcoholic
but
price -and
imports
addition
87,762 class A
Thompson,
20.90%
trustee
certain
to-
of
vodka and
two brands
the
indebtedness,
company
943,137 class B common shares,
Board Chairman,, owns 32.42%
and
Sr.,
B.
and
and
class
the
B
shares.
addition,
In
Mr.
has
11.18%
of
company,
of Bermuda Bldg.,
whose address is Bank
manufactures rotary wing (coaxial helicopter)
1961, the company's backlog of orders from the
At the same date in 1960, the figure
21,
to
..
or
purchase one share of common stock on and
at an initial price of $19.25 per share, which in¬
share to and including Sept. 15, 1967, when the
holder
to
1961
15,
expire.
debentqres are convertible until maturity into
stock at the conversion rate of 2.7 shares of common for each
redemption
the
for
and
interest in
prices ranging from 105% «to par in the fourteenth year
sinking fund at a redemption price of par, plus accrued
each
The
case.
UNDERWRITERS
in
contained
.
—
the
Upon
underwriting
the
subject to the conditions
each underwriter named
and
agreement,
terms
severally agreed to purchase the number of units set oppo¬
site its name below.'Of each unit oiie share of common stock will be
has
below
purchased
the
from
the
from
selling
stockholder
and
the balance
of
Harriman
Inc.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
prior to said acquisitions, 5,000 shares of common stock, all of which
are
owned by Essex.
Management officials as a group own 42% of
the outstanding common shares of Essex and 69%
of its outstanding
preferred.
Edwin W. Gluckin is listed as president.
After the com¬
pany's sale of shares to the public and said acquisitions, Essex will
own
all
of the preferred
and 63.15%
of common stock then out¬
standing.
Ripley
&
Co.,
8,000
1,500
—.
Butcher
Sherrerd__
&
Caldwell
Inc^i
1,000
C. C. Collipgs & Co., Inc.
1,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._ 2,000
Francis
Phillips,
I.
duPont &
Fusz-Schmelzle
—V.
the unit
company.
Shares
Shares
certain
194,
'
p.
the
underwriters headed
&
4,500
Co
Co.,
Inc.
1,500
Robert Garrett & Sons
W. D. Gradison & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co,_—__
Kay, Richards & Co
Peters,
sen,
2,000
1,500
2,500
1,000
Writer & Christen1,500
Inc
Stiver & Co
J. R. Williston & Beane
Saunders,
1,000
1,000
by Blunt Ellis
offering price and underwriting
terms
&
Sim¬
be
to
are
sup¬
amendment.
is engaged
company
in the manufacture and sale of specialty
pointing inks, primarily lithographic and letterpress inks, and printers*
chemicals and supplies. Net proceeds of its sale of additional stock will
be added to the company's general funds to be used for such
corporate
purposes as the management may determine, including the
possible
expansion of facilities by acquisition or otherwise.
The company now
has outstanding 476,420 common
shares, of which Edwin C. Friesendorf, President, and Florence M. Friesentiorf own 35% each and William
G. Harnist, Vice-President, 13%. Edwin C. and Florence.
M. Friesendorf propose to sell 35,500 and
34,900 shares, respectively, and Harnist
10,360 shares.
The balance of the
shareholders,
in
amounts
shares
ranging
350
to
are
to
be
2,070
sold
by
15
other
shares.
Home Finance Group, Inc.—Notes Sold
Privately—The
company announced that it
of $1,500,000 capital
has completed private sale
notes, due Aug. 1, 1973, to institu¬
tional investors.
Proceeds will be added to working
capital and Used initially to reduce short-term borrow¬
ings. Goldman, Sachs & Co. and R. S. Dickson. assisted
the company in arranging the
financing.—V. 192, p. 597.
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Hudson
Cleaners, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
The corporation on Aug. 17 filed a Reg. A covering
300,000 preferred
shares to be offered at par ($1) without underwriting.
1
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital and general corporate
purposes.
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Proposed
Acquisition—
The company has
made an offer to the common shareholders of
Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co. to purchase all their stock for $20 per
share, James E. Robison, President of Indian Head announced. Mr.
Robison
said
continue
Head
that
under
if
its
the
offer
present
is
accepted,
management
Joseph
as
a
Bancroft
subsidiary
of
would
Indian
Mills.
In
letter
the Bancroft
stockholders, Mr. Robison said the
7, and is conditioned upon acceptance
500,000 shares. Joseph Bancroft has 883,024 shares
issued and outstanding. If all shares were tendered the transaction
would
involve
approximately $17.7 million. The letter said,
"Ban¬
croft stockholders owning in excess of
125,000 shares have already
a
Indian
by
at
to
Head offer expires Sept.
less
not
entered
than
into
written
commitments
to sell
their
shares to Indian Head
$20 per share."
Forms for tendering
shares under the offer may be obtained from
the
agent, Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., Corporate Trust
Department, 30 Broad St., New YOtk 15, N. Y. All acceptances must
be received by the bank not later than 3:00
p.
m., E. D. T.,
on
Thursday, Sept. 7, unless extended by Indian Head. The letter also
stated
that
Indian
Head'reserves
the
right "to make the
tive' if less than 500,000 shares are tendered
—V.
193,
offer
effec¬
by Bancroft shareholders."
703.
p.
International Bank for Reconstruction & Development
Offered—
—Bonds
The Bank has arranged
of
a
by
the sale, entirely outside the* United States,
$100 million issue of United States dollar bonds. The sale was made
private
placement with 53 institutional Investors
bonds
new
will
be known
the
"Two
Year
in
32
countries.
Bonds
of 1961,"
semi-annually, with the first
payment due on March 15, 1962. The issue is dated Sept. 15, 1961 and
matures Sept. 15, 1963.
and
will
bear
Interest
Interest
Keen
received
were
of
4%,
shown
was
in
as
payable
the
new
issue and total subscriptions
amoUnt of bonds to- be
banks, government special accounts,
commercial banks,
Insurance
companies and
than double the principal
more
Purchasers included central
and
privately
owned
corporations.
The countries where buyers purchased the new bonds are:
Argentina;
Austria; Belgium; Burma; Cambodia; Canada; Denmark;
Ethiopia; Finland; France; Germany; Ghana; Greece; Iceland; Iraq;
Israel; Italy; Japan; Libya; Luxembourg; Malaya; Mexico; Netherlands;
Norway; South Africa; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; Thailand; United
Kingdom; Vlet-Nam.
Australia;
EARNINGS AND CAPITALIZATION—For the fiscal year ended April
30/ 1961, the company had net sales of $5,742,562 and net income of
$210,611, equal to 34 cents per common share.
Upon completion of
the current financing, outstanding capitalization of the company will
consist of 649;935 shares of common stock; 30,000 common stock pur¬
chase warrants, and $2,676,753 of sundry debt.
i.
and
sold.
$50 principal amount of debentures (equivalent to a conversion price
of $18.52 per share), subject to adjustment in certain events.
The
debentures will be redeemable on and after .Sept. 1, 1963 at optional.
Hamilton,
basis through
none
mons;
The
.
DEBENTURES—The
,
to
James, Long Island, New York, de¬
to $22.00 per
warrants
The company (formerly Pelops
the manufacture and sale of
addition
the
Dec.
after
through underwriters headed by Globus, Inc., Which Will receive a $1
per
share
commission and $12,500 for expenses.
The registration
statement also includes 12,000 common shares underlying three-year
warrants
sold to
the principal underwriter for $120,
exercisable at
$10 per share.
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In
entitles
common
Maritime (Bermuda) Ltd.) will engage
popularly priced ladies' underclothing
now conducted by predecessor companies.
In August 1961 the company
contracted To. acquire certain companies from Essex Universal Corpora¬
tion in exchange for 295,000 common and 200,000 5%
convertible: preferred
shares,
and will assume obligations of. Essex
amounting to
$1,866,209.
Net proceeds from the° stock sale will be first applied to
the payment of certain of the obligations of Essex aggregating $1,403,000, and the balance will be added to general funds and will be avail¬
able for general corporate purposes.
of St.
warrants in the units offered are
not detachable from the debentures until Dec. 15, 1961.
Each warrant
creases
Bermuda, filed. a registration statement With the SEC on Aug. 25
covering 175,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at $10 per share.
The offering will be made on an all or none basis
in
will be used by the com¬
sale
the
DESCRIPTION—The
WARRANT
holds
from
$18,789,832.
approximately $10,200,000.
was
the
company
On Aug.
amounted
Navy
of which Franks
of the class A
proceeds
and
engineers
aircraft.
(Wm.) Gluckin Co., Ltd.—Common Registered—
This
all
statement
plied by
inventories.
process
signs,
class A and 8.69% of the class B shares,
and Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., as trustee of certain ttusts
holds 10.09 %, and 10.33%, respectively.—V. 189, p. 916.
as
PROCEEDS—Net
for the construction Of an engineering office building and a
flight test hangar together with concrete aprons; for the purchase of
machinery and equipment; to replace working capital used in plant
expansion and the purchase of equipment since May 1, 1959, and to
redeem
its 5%
cumulative participating preferred stock and Its 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
The balance of the proceeds
will be added to working capital to be used to finance increased work
BUSINESS—The
outstanding
Thompson
company.
pany
in
gin. In
addition the
of scotch whiskies. A
wholly-owned subsidiary produces and sells bourbon whiskey barrels.
Net proceeds from the debenture sale will be used to reduce current
notes payable to banks which have been incurred over the past several
years to finance increases to inventories and receivables.
In
spirit
blends,
distributes
also
including
company
Co. of America, Inc.—Units Offered—Har-
Sept. 1, 1976 (with warrants attached to purchase 30,000
shares of common stock) and 90,000 shares of common
stock. The securities were offered in 30,000 units, each
approved the Authority's award of a $26,000,000 contract'for
has
>
.
Co., Inc., is manager of an underwriting
syndicate which offered on Aug. 30, 1961 $1,500,000 of
this firm's 6% convertible subordinated debentures, due
announced on Aug. 28 that it has been informed by
City Transit Authority that New York's Board of Esti¬
York
held.
is engaged in the exploration for and development of
properties it owns or. has an interest in.—V. 188, p. 1270.
Gyrodyne
company
New
mate
stockholders.—-V.
selling
to
by
riman Ripley &
',
proceeds
Chemetals
of
company
oil and gas, on
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
the
for
shares
common
General
with
offered
be
to
Marcia
:7
.
company
statement
outstanding stock of 11 sub¬
Fine,
a
Director, own
respectively, of the outstanding
of
and
President,
States Land & Industries, Inc.—Proposed Rights
Offering—
.
connection
in
Gulf"
'
ventory for additional sales outlets, including an additional industrial
sales facility at a new location.
The company now has outstanding
325,000 common shares, of which 250,450 shares were recently issued
sidiaries.
company of 2525 North Elston
Ave.; Chicago, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Aug. 25 covering
150,000 shares-of
stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for public
by the company and 100,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
the present holders thereof.
The offering is to be made on an
tion
capital.
,
Handschy Chemical Co.-—Common Registered:—
No underwriting is involved.
($1).
tration
its suosidiaries are engaged in the distribution
and equipment, manufactured by others, including
parts
.
sale
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and
company
Cattle Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Exchange Commission—
common
: -7
shares underlying-a
issued to the underwriter for $150.
The corporation on Aug. 18, 1961 filed 25,000 common shares (par
to be offered through Coffin & Burr, Boston.
The price is to be
supplied by amendment.
The proceeds are to be used for
equipment, repayment of loans and
working capital.
The company on Aug. 21, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 50,000 class A
shares to be offered to policyholders of The Gteat Southwest
underwriting terms are to be
ih the registration statement \
five-year option'to be
and
15,000
Halliday Lithograph Corp., West Hanover/Mass.—Files
With Securities, and Exchange Commission—
common
Life Insurance Co. at par
Distributors* Inc.—Common Offered—
amendment. Also. Included
by
additional
an
are
per
The investment per
Great Southwest Land &
to be offered for public sale on an all
through underwriters headed by Carter, Beriind, Potoma
basis
$1.39
builders of both those facilities.
as
present stockholders, calculated as of Aug. 15, 1961, was
share. After the public sale, book value of all shares will
share.
;
Files With Securities and
75,000 shares of common stock,
none
the
per
$1}
of 34 Hempstead Turnpike, Farmingdale, L. I., N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on
Aug.
25 covering
or
of
cents
be
company
a
located and
share
44
statement
company
Completion
of
the
equal
of
the current transaction will not
affect
the total
outstanding funded debt,' as the new issue replaces an
of two-year 4%%
bonds placed outside the United
September 1959. The total outstanding obligations of the
Bank's
amount
States
in
Bank amount to about $2.3 billion of which about $1.7
billion: is
denominated in United States dollars and some $600 million In Belgian
francs.
Canadian dollars, Deutsche marks, Italian
lire, Netherlands
guilders,
sterling
and
Swiss
|
francs.
Over half of the Bank's
outstanding debt is held by investors outside
In the holdings of these Investors, in
addition to non-dollar obligations, are some $660 million of the dollar
bonds and notes of the Bank, or about 40%
of its total U. S. dollar
obligations.—V. 193, p. 2215.
the
United
States.
Included
International Flight Caterers, Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—Via
an
offering circular dated July 12, 1961 and
revised Aug.
24, 1961, Ambur. Burstein & Co. Inc., 40
Exchange Place, New York City, offered 75,000 shares
of the company's 1 cent par common stock, at $4 per
share.
217.
)
Golf Courses, Inc.—Capital
This
Halco Chemical Co.—Common
Stock Registered—
The
offering will be made through underwriters headed by Metropolitan
Securities, Inc., which will receive 81 cents per share commission and
$10,000 for expenses. A finder's fee of $5,000 is payable to Robert M.
Bernstein.- The registration
statement also includes, 2,000 shares to
be sold to the finder at 50 cents per share, and 10,000 shares under¬
lying five-year options granted the underwriters, exercisable at $6.
per share.
The
to
as
company was
construct a public
Pennsylvania
organized under
law
in July,
on
company
course.
to
The
finance the
.
balance
construction
will
be
added
and
automatic
by June,
$220,000
company
chemicals
land which the company leases and completion is expected
1962. Of the $476,000 net proceeds from the stock sale, the
will apply $186,000 to acquire, through its subsidiary, from
Joseph Barness and Mary Barness pursuant to an option agreement, the
real estate-on which the
Warrington Country Club is situated, and
structed
company,
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of agricultural
related products including the sale of components of
underground irrigation systems for golf courses, athletic
fields, parks, cemeteries, recreational areas, estates and homes.
The
$365,500 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to
general corporate funds and used for general corporate purposes in¬
cluding principally expansion and modernization of
the company's
facilities, purchase of additional inventory, enlargement of sales force,
and sales promotion, and acquisition of additional manufacturing, ware¬
housing and sales facilities.
Any balance will be added to working
capital.
The
1961
golf course located in Malvern, Pa., and to operate
through a subsidiary, a fully developed private country club
in Warrington,
Pa: The Malvern course is now being con¬
lessor,
located
Miami
of North 14th St. and Lafayette Ave., Kenilworth,
N. J., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 25 covering
225,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per
share.
The offering will be made on an all-or-none basis through
underwriters headed by Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc., and Globus, Inc., which
will receive a 22 cents per share commission and $10,000 for expenses.
The registration statement also includes 25,000 outstanding common
shares sold by present stockholders to the principal underwriters for
an
aggregate of $25,000, and 50,000 shares which underlie five-year
warrants sold to the underwriters for $500, exercisable at $2 per share.
This
of 1352 Easton Rd., Warrington, Bucks County, Pa.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28 covering 100,000
shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $6 per share.
company
and development of the Malvern
to
general corporate funds for
working capital. Of this amount, up to $200,000 may be used to repay
Earth Movers, Inc., owned by Herbert Barness, Secretary-Treasurer of
the company, for contract work and advances toward construction and -
325,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recapitaliza¬
tion in June, 1961, whereby the 3,000 preferred shares then outstanding
development.,
were
In
t
addition
.
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
has - outstanding
300*000 shares of capital stock, of which Herbert Barness and Myron B.
Sloane, President, own 50% each, Messrs; Barness and Sloane-are also
interested as owners and as lessors to the company of the land on
which the Warrington Country Club and Malvern golf course facilities
company
-
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
exchanged for the 325,000 common shares), of which Albert W.
Lucken, President; Lloyd F. Hughes, Vice-President, and Thomas M.
Conley, Treasurer-Secretary, own 30.8% each. The June 30, 1961 book
value of the outstanding common shares was about 53 cents per share
and, after the sale of new shares, will be increased to about 98 cents
per
share.
whose mailing address is P. O. Box 48-442,
was incorporated under the laws of the State of
11, 1960, the original corporate name being Aircraft
International, Inc.
BUSINESS—The company
Registered—
Springs, Fla.,
Delaware
Service
on
Jan.
The company is engaged in a catering service, including
beverages to be consumed by airline passengers in flight.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
food and
FINANCING
Authorized '
Common
stock
(par
lc)
:
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
185,000 shs.
proceeds from the sale of 75,000 shares of the
amounting to $247,500, will be used as follows In the
approximate order of priority shown: expansion $120,000; acquisition
of
special food trucks $35,000; additional working capital $50,000;
underwriting expense $22,500; legal expense $4,500; expense to Issuer
of offering $9,000 and advertising $6,500.—V. 193, p. 2110.
PROCEEDS—The
common
stock,
International House of Pancakes Inc.—Sees.
Regist'd—•
of 6837 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, Calif.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28, 1961 covering
$600,000 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures due 1976 and 81,250
common
shares to be offered for public sale on an all or none basis
This
filed
company
a
through
offering
underwriters headed by L. F. Rothschild & Co.
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
The public
by amend-
ment.
The company and its subsidiaries operate,, franchise and furnish
supplies and food items for a chain of restaurants which cater pri¬
marily to the family trade.
Net proceeds from this financing wiH
be used in part to finance the current expansion program,* purchase
equipment' and finance leasehold improvements,: carry an increased
inventory and'repay certain notes to stockholders.
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and
Securities
shares
for loans to subsidiaries and working
•
Interstate Fire & Casualty Co.—Common Registered—
of 501 Livingston Bldg., Bloomington, 111., filed a
statement with the SEC on Aug. 25 covering 103,000
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or
none
basis through underwriters headed by White, Weld & Co.
The
public ohering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
This
company
registration
shares
of
President.—V.
as
190,
1938.
p.
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,
-
company
common
Kent Dry Cleaners, Inc.—Common
GIVING
EFFECT TO
(no
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
shares
common
be
to
of
names
purchased
the
by
underwriters
each
are
as
and
number
"Dean"
from
fered
of
company and
This is the first
a
short
received
proceeds
program'.',1
in
under the supervision of issuer, to a
large degree.
In addition, the
issuer
helped with the financing of many of
the
subcontractors.
CommencingJuly. 1, .1959, the issuer began the active manufacture
of items being sold, in addition to
continuing the use of subcontractors.
Management
estimates
that
approximately 80% of sales are with
items, with 20%
going to civilian items. Issuer has
Governmental contracts, and acts as a
subcontractor, and
is not
subject to- negotiation.
Basically, the items manufactured
are
used mainly in the aircraft,
missile, and computer fields
The
Governmental
direct
produces
c0D^5,c^°rs'
rectifiers,
..With-
P^U8S»
essentially
co-axial
adapters,
metal
components
connectors,
which
capacitors,
are
used
in
micro-switches,
to sales, approximately 30%
of the sales result from
contracts awarded as a result of
competitive bidding, with the balance
of the sales resulting from
negotiated contracts.
.
PROCEEDS—The issuer will realize
approximately $238,000 from the
and the funds will be used approximately as follows:
underwriting,
Construction
of.
building
and
leasehold
improvements
$55,000;
pur¬
The
5,000
3,000
Kormendi & Co., Inc
Tracerlab,
into
LFE
close
at
date
record
the
as
of
of
and
merger
V.
and
Inc.,
3,000
for
Merger—
will
separate
vote
on
to
-
Leases, have been
executed
and
.
1961.
plan
of
reorganization
detailed
construction
commenced;
on
five
that
194,
S.
of
725,788
shares
shares
1,136,636
will
the
continue
of
of
common
i
The
to
\
his
will
President,
become
a
has
of the
1979
at 1100%
Lincoln Printing Co.—First Half Results—
has
company
reported
net
before
income
taxes
$51,028.84
of
for
the first half of 1961, as compared with a loss of $28,937 suffered
during the comparable' period last year, according to an announcement
by Edward D. O'Brien, President.
Sales
Net
1960
Authorized
i
.
,
suant
stock,
$1
par___
6(1.000 shares of
1
2,000,000 shs.*
stock reserved for issuance
common
DIVIDENDS—No
cash
dividends
have
UNDERWRITING—The
agreed
underwriters
-
.
Curtis
Corp.
Bache
Lee
22,500
;— 16,000:
Co
8c
,
Cotp.___^—,16,000
Higginson
Co.-—
&
16,000
Anthony & R. L,
Day
—16,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.__
11,000
Tucker,
—
Blair
&
Francis
I,
duPont
Estabrook
&
&
Inc.
Van
Q.
V
Shepard
2__
&
.
Walker 6c Co,—
M.
&
Co.,
Frumkes
Inc<__
&
Burge
—V.
194,
&
&
Blosser
Mc-
v
-
an
exchange of stock. Its present
will continue to direct Cole activities.
of
with
Oakland, Calif., filed a registration
of 5301 Broadway,
the
SEC on Aug. 24 covering 190,000 common shares
public sale by the holders thereof through underwriters
operates
a
chain
of
17
modern
general
drug
stores
"Longs Drugs," 15 in California and two in Hawaii. It
has outstanding 209,000 shares of common stock and 418,000 shares of
class B common stock.
All of the common stock (the subject of this
Lytton Financial Corp.-—Stock Offering Withdrawn—
Financing Arranged—
Bank
5,000
The
share
5,000
11,000
11.00Q
11,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc:
Richard W. Clarke 9orp.
Gunn, Carey & Roulston,
—
groups
sales
which
The company
under the name
5,000
-
•.
company
The
pay
will
20-month
off
be
investment
Lytton
with
3,500
'
3,500
'
said
that
the
was due on
bank instead.
a
line
of
the
credit
consolidate
it
has
the
with
various
withdrawn
market
a
Los
bank
300,000
a
shortly,
Angeles
loans
due
and
bank
in
will
Financial
had
and
registered
the
proposed
Exchange Commission
was
to have marketed
in
March.
for
business
stock
common
A
the common.
'.'unsatisfactory price currently prevailing'-
be used
and
November
supply capital to the concern's new small
company subsidiary, said Bart Lytton, President.
Securities
common
will borrow
to
of 52 investment houses
3,500
3,500
and
utilized
5,000
.
announced
offering which
$4,500,000 from
to
.
Inc.
through
annual
5,000
Dowell
Willis, Kenny 8c Ayres,
Inc.
current
Kimball, and Integrated
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offering) is owned by J. M. Long, President, and T. J. Long, Vice-Presi¬
dent, in the amounts of 114,950 and 64,050 shares, respectively.
They
also own, respectively, 229,900 and 188,100 shares of the class B stock.
5,000
7,000
i
the
the
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The remaining 19,000 shares are ta be offered by the! holders, directly
to employees of the company; and
any shares not purchased by em¬
ployees will be offered to the Profit-Sharing Plan of the company. ,
5,000
8,000
1
acquired
and management
to be offered for
5,000
5,000
Co.
&
for
by
Longs Drug Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
5K000
David A. Noyes & Co.__
Schirmer, Atherton &- Co._;
Straus,
be
This company,
-5,000
Meyer,
Franc
July
*
-
Co., Jnc.-__^.
Woodcock, Mqyer Fricke &
French Inc.
i_
11,000
11,000
Co
6c Kraus
p. 219.
Ball,
Henry,
in
affiliates
$20 million, Cole, and itsv affiliated
a distinctive line of office
equipment and business
ideally complements Litton's activities in these fields.
Its
manufacturing plants in York, Pa., and Toronto, Canada, total
1,000,000 square feet. The company employs 1,400 people and has a
distribution organization throughout the United States and the West¬
ern Hemisphere.—V.
194, p. 426.
7,000
,
Wm. H. Tegtmeyer & Co.
Underwood, Neuhaus &
11,000
Co.,
—:
—
Walston
H.
—__
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
H.
Heller
7,000
7,000
11,000
Co.,_
Co,-—_2L 11,000
Goodbody &. Co.___
H. Hentz & Co.
Co
Clayton Flax 8c Co.,
toe.
___t
W. D. Gradison & Co.-Hanralian & Co. Inc._
11,000
Co., Inc
6c
will
machines
7,000
J.
.
_—
Shields
Sutro
22,500
Stone 8c Webster Securities
its
compianies market
Shares
Co.___-_^_i_
and
.
Cole
With
Approx.
Courts & Co
Kohlmeyer <8s
was
Co.
Calculating Machine, Sweda Cash Register, A.
Data Processing divisions. '
{_
officers
severally
J. Barth & Co.
reached
acquisition of Cole Steel
Business Machines Group of
Litton Industries, it was announced by Cole President S. T. Scheinman
and Fred R. Sullivan, Senior Vice-President of Litton Industries and:
head of the Business Machines' Group wjhich - includes the Monroe
statement
Approx.
'
Littan Industries Inc.—Acquisition—
Agreement
the company
below:
Shearson, Hammill & Co._124,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._— 22,500
Hornblower & Weeks—__ 22,<500
Paine, Webber, Jackson 6c
decline of $275,274 in net sales to $1,145,195 for the period
by the elimination of certain unprofitable business, the com¬
increased income for the first half by a $100,000 reduction in
a
Equipment
purchase the approximate aggregate number of shares from
and from all of' the selling stockholders, as set forth
to
2 r.y
:
y
...
pur¬
•
have
$0.47
65,636.
■
_
paid.
In view of the
it is presently contem¬
below
31,028.84
earnings—
outstanding
cost of its overall operation.
•-'•2 With July sales at $226,533 and earnings of $33,000, the
company
anticipates even greater profits for August and September.—V. 194.
n. 426 1
2 22 "
'
.'2:*'-""r:,.
'-2
y "' :
been
named
(28,937)
the
FINANCING
the company's Restricted Stock Optipn Plan.
to
share
Shares
pany
Outstanding
$72,060
1,050,000 shs.
1
debt_-,______
term
* Includes
■
♦
Despite
expansion program is of course dependent, upon business condi¬
tions, competitive relationships, the management's ability to obtain
desirable locations on attractive terms, and other considerations. , ■
Common
51,028.84
caused
The
PRESENT
taxes
income-
♦Per
■
•
$1,420,469
$1,145,195
;
before
Net
,
TQ
Vice-
present position. He and 'JOhn A.
join LFE's board of directors.—
J
company
1,
The
.
EFFECT
out¬
Ttacerlab's
group
will
Traceriab,
consolidation,
called for redemption on Oct. 1,
1961, through
sinking fund, $1,000,000 of its 47/e% debentures, due
plus accrued interest; Payment will be made at
the Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N.Y. 15, N.Y.—V. 192, p. 899.
Oct.
stores with approximately 325,000 aggregate.sq.
ft. of floor
three of which are scheduled to be opened later this year.
An
additional eight stores with approximately 500,000 aggregate sq. ft.
are
planned to be opened within the next 12 mOntlis, bringing thetotal chain to 27 units with approximately 1,650,000 aggregate sq„ ft. >
GIVING
stock
stock
common
operating in its present locations—
of divisions and subsidiaries
a
Tracerlab
addition
of
and
merger
Tracerlab—as
LFE in
116.
p.
after
Auchincloss,
director
a
had
.
name
S.
operation
ad- ?
ditional
in
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—Partial Redemption—
■
.
_
space,
Long
be
to
entitled
11,
Aug.
the
on
meetings
stockholders
business
Tracerlab had
LFE
organization
the
Lunn,
and at present has 14 stores in Massachusetts, Connecticut,
York, Florida, Georgia and Virginia, with total floor space aggreft.
'
•
gating 826,700 sq.
Prescott,
relays,- etc.
regard
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French,
Inc..,
Faulkner; Dawkins &
'
and
company
date,
planned
LFE
1949
New
1952.
thereafter, the issuer began specializing in
engineering, and utilized the services of subcontractors
5,000
:
stock.
record
President
r.kfn(
BUSINESS—The company opened its first store in Springfield, Mass.,
Of¬
period
is
under
Of¬
Stock
Shares
current management and In control of the current
management in
fixed
common
the
present
of
continuing expansion program in progress,
plated that stock, rather than cash, dividends will be paid.
"BUSINESS—The company of 15 Broad St., New York
5, N. Y:
was
duly incorporated in the State of New York on Aug. 12, 1955.' The
business, as it is currently constituted, was actively commenced- by
company
Inc.—Common
the 500,000 shares, 250,000 shares are being sold by
250,000 for the account of two selling stockholders.
public offering of the company's sh£(res., The net
by King's will be used principally in. its expansion
all sold.
no
Stores,
.
fered—Armstrong & Co., Inc., 15 William St., N. Y. C.,
publicly offered 75,000 shares of the company's 100 par
common stock at $4 per share on Aug. 11. The stock was
-
Sullivan
5,000
;
Tracerlab
1961.
agreement
LFE
On
An
—
PROCEEDS—Of
May 31 book value of
Jay max Precision Products, Inc.—Common Stock
Within
of
common
Department
the
to. addition to indebtedness, the company now has outstanding 290,000
Qt common stock, of which Reuben R. Kaufman, President,- and
sales and sales
The
outstanding
standing.
underwriting group headed by Shearson,
on Aug. 30 offered 500,000 shares of the
$1 par value common stock of this pioneer in the selfservice discount department store field, at a price of
$13 per share.
"
\
shares
.
this
of
19,
been
Co.,
6c
proxy statements mailed to stockholders provide that each 4ya shares
of Tracerlab common stock outstanding will be converted into one share
certain
to
shares
CAPITALIZATION
.
has
'
5,000
Co
For Electronics, Inc.—Proposed
of
Sept.
'•)
:
.»
6c
Murphy
.
Hammill & Co.
principal amount; and in that event the company
apply the proceeds of its stock sale to the extent necessary to
$1.70 per-share, which will increase to $2.72 as a result of the sale of,
the additional stock. Mr. Kaufman and his wife propose to sell 14,500
shares;
and seven other shareholders propose to sell the additional
Lowell,
2 Inc.
7,000
Corp
merger
on
vote
and $1,400,000 for additional working capital for the company.
addition
,
1961
$100
7.50Q shares.
held
and' constructing
King's
privilege, the company must redeem the notes not converted at
a
Stockholders
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which management officials as
a
group own 5.22%. Reuben E. Sommer is listed as president, general
manager and chairman of the executive committee.—V. 194, p.
744.
the
These shares had
Securities
193, p. 2779.
proposed
company
1,875,000
Granger
6,000
Co
Laboratory
r
materials.
Of the net proceeds from the ,desale, $6,500,000 will be used to retire short-term bank debt,
$4,400,000 for a loan to National Lock Co., a subsidiary,
to retire
short-term debt and for additional working capital, $3,500,000 for a
loan to Mid-States Steel & Wire Co., another subsidiary, for similar
engaged
his wife own 219,125 shares.
Eldes
added
purposes,
Shares
•
'
5,000
—V.
benture
In
Shares
6,000
The company produces steel by the open hearth process.
Its prin¬
cipal -bre&o:' products ^groups are semi^Hnisheld' stebl, including ingots,
billets and rods; industrial wire; merchant trade products; and build¬
ing
•
,
Boenning &
133 stores located in New York City,
Suffolk Counties
under
the
names
"Barrett Nephews." Net proceeds to the
and
Outstanding
299,900 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
R. Williston & Beane___
Hanrahan & Co., Inc.-,
Pis tell, Crow, Inc
of 7000 South Adams St., Peoria, 111., filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Aug. 23 covering $20,000,000 of con¬
vertible subordinated
debentures due
1981, to be offered for public
sale through underwriters headed by Hornblower & Weeks and East¬
man Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
The interest rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
purchase the notes.
-
and
be
This
In addition, the
production costs for all. of the program series
currently being produced by others for distribution by the company.
The $432,500 estimated net proceeds of its sale of additional stock will
be used principally to finance the production of two of the company's
television
program
series, Hollywood Hist-O-Rama and Laurel
and
Hardy, and for the development of a new program series. The balance
will be added to working capital.
The 6% notes are convertible into
common
stock at $5 per share until the due date, but the period in
which the conversion privilege may be exercised is accelerated to 15
days after notice if t£e company gives such notice upon the completion
of its proposed stock offering. If the holders do not exercise their con¬
r
par)
J.
It
exhibition in the United States and foreign countries.
each
($.20
,
FINANCING
Authorized
Hill, Darlington & Grimm 25,000
Schrijver & Co.
18,000
Clayton Securities Corp.__
7,000
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Debentures Registered—
follows:
primarily in the business of distributing
series and motion picture films for television and theatrical
finances
stock
-
underwriters named below, for whom Hill,
Darlington & Grimm is acting as representative, have severally agreed,
subject to the terms and conditions contained in the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company the respective number of
shares of common stock set forth
opposite their names.
its sale of additional stock, estimated at $194,250,
to
working capital and used for general corporate
including additional facilities. The company now has out¬
standing 360,000 common shares, of which Morris Sanders and Irving
Sanders, President and Treasurer, respectively, own 50%
each. Each
proposes to sell
60,000 shares.
will
price and underwriting terms to be supplied by amendment. In addition
to its commission, the underwriter will receive $14,400 for expenses.
Also included in the registration statement are 10,000 shares underlying
two-year warrants to be issued to the underwriter's President for $100,
exercisable at $13 per share, and 60,000 shares issuable in the event of
and upon the conversion of $300,000 of outstanding 6%
convertible
subordinated promissory notes, due Oct. 31, 1963.
version
Common
1
UNDERWRITERS—The
operates
Nassau
and
now
Westchester,
company
the
corporation, of 15 East 48th St., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Aug. 24 covering 72,000 shares of common
stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
issuing company and 22,000 shares, being outstanding stock, from the
present holders thereof. The stock is to be offered for public sale on
an
all-or-none basis through Pacific Coast Securities Co., the offering
is
It
services.
"Kent,"
This
will
'
.
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
children's
and
Wel^d & Co., Inc.— 10,000
$105 for
,
1
sale
company's principal business is dry cleaning of men's, women's
clothing, together with related tailoring, storage and
The
Jayark Films Corp.—Common Registered—
company
The
public
stock,
for
offered
other
_____
program
for
and
Shares
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc
Lehman Brothers
10,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.____
5,000
Loewi & Co., Inc
3,000
Robert W. Baird <fe Co., Inc.
5,000
McCormick & Co
3,000
Alex
Brown & Sons
5,000
' McDonald
«& 'Cb,.!-_iiCi^U21rr'r5:,000
Clark, Dodge & Co., me.TfcV-'^SOO
' McKeivyi> & Co._
_
3,000
John W. Clarke & Co"''3,000
'- Merrill, Ttirfeetf & Co., Inc.
3,000
Common, Danh & Co&~'
3,000 "
The- Milwaukee'
3j000
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
3,000
Mitchell; Hutchins & CO.3,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
6,500
Newhard, Cook & Co
3,000
The First Cleveland Corp._
3,000
Pacific Northwest Co._.
3,000
Halle & Stieglitz
3,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
3,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
6,50o
Scherck, Richter Co.______
3,000
Hickey 6c Co
3,000
William R. Staats & Co—
5,000
-V. 194, p. 219.
White,
company
a
company's products are. sold to physicians, wholesale drug com¬
panies, surgical dealers, retail drug chains, independent drug stores,
hospitals and governmental agencies.
;
r'
<
sale by the company and 120,000 shares, being
by the present holders thereof. The stock is to
at $5 per share by Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc.,
on
an
agency, all or none basis, for which it will receive a 50. cent "
per share selling commission plus $12,500 for expenses. Also included
in the
statement
are
an
additional 15,000 shares underlying 5-year
options to be sold to the underwriter for $150, exercisable at $5 per share.
'
''
''
•
'2
22'":2
•'
.'J '
Shares
45,500
Tfte
products include specialized medicines for chil¬
sedatives for treating pyloric spasms, spastic colitis,
nausea.
The company proposes to add several
and
that are .designed for persons suffering from
In
addition, kirk Laboratories intends to
disposable hypodermic device which.'can be aspirated; used
sub-cutaneously,
intra-muscuiaiiy
ariu
in
certain
instances,
intra¬
venously.'
>•
■
»•
y
:
introduce
purposes,
the
These
as
sickness
company
a
outstanding
400,313 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
value)
of
and
for
its present line
cardiovascular
diseases.
of 1745 Clintonville St., Whiterstone, New York, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
25 covering
shares of common: stock, of which 45,000 shares are to be
be
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
Authorized
shares
sale
used
be
drugs to
Registered—
165,000
number of shares to
will receive none of the proceeds from
shares by the selling shareholders.
shares
disposable
new
a
will
1
net
CAPITALIZATION
Common
nxotion
provides
This
filed
have required the company to carry increasing inventories and
receivables, which have been financed in part by seasonal bank borrow¬
ings.
Although no specific allocation of any portion of the proceeds
has been made, the company expects that the financing, in addition
to broadening its capital
base, will reduce bank borrowings in the
immediate future.
The use of equity capital (proceeds from sale of shares) rather than seasonal bank borrowings may have the effect of
The
powder form.
dren, as well
-
with the retirement of the outstanding bank borrow¬
corporation entered into a new Bank Credit Agreement
for loans up to an aggregate of $90,000,000. No loans
presently outstanding under this agreement.—V. 194, p. 425.
*
are
years
125,000
and
proceeds
the
which
proceeds to be received by the company from
the sale of the 35,0.00 common shares will be added to working capital
and used for general corporate
purposes.
Expanding sales in recent
be
under¬
an
EBUSINESS—The company of 521 W. 23rd St., New York, N. Y., and
company's subsidiary, Moore Kirk, manufacture and package over
ethical pharmaceuticals in tablet,
liquid, ointment, capsule and
Concurrently
ings,
offered
share earnings based on the larger
outstanding.
Offered—
of
manager
250
.
sciences.
per
Inc.—Common
was
for development and promotion of
hypodermic device. The balance
working capital and other corporate
purposes, including expansion of the company's sales force.
products
the
of
apply the proceeds of the sale to repayment
of
all
the
company's currently outstanding bank borrowings. Such y
borrowings, along with internally generated cash, Were used to finance
increased inventories and receivables, the cost of investments and the
net cost of certain additions to production facilities.r
!
company,
PROCEEDS—The
machinery and equipment;
drug
Aluminum will
Kaiser
located in Homewood, 111., is a publisher .*
college textbooks, specializing in business and economic subjects.
subsidiary, The Dorsey Press, Inc., publishes textbooks in the social
reducing
of
cipal purchasers was the New York Life Insurance Co.
placement was negotiated by The First Bosfon Corp. and Dean Witter & Co.
'
;
*\v.
*
-
shareholders.
and 125,000 for the account of certain
Laboratories,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will be used by the company
for the repayment of a bank loan; for the purchase and installation
total, 35,000 shares were offered for the com¬
the
BUSINESS—The
A
J
The
I
,
Kirk
F.)
writing group which offered on Aug. 29 100,000
of this firm's common stock at $10.25 per share.
Pri¬
vately—The corporation has sold privately to ; a group
institutional investors, an issue of $60,000,000 first
mortgage bonds 5%% series due 1991. One of the prin¬
-
(
of
(C.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
of
of
a
Irwin, Inc. — Common Offered—A. G.
Becker
&
Co., Inc., headed an underwriting group :
which offered on Aug. 30, 160,000 common shares of
this firm's stock at $16 per share.
■
;'
Of
capital
-
.
.
the
(Richard D.)
pany
authorized
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp-—Bonds Sold
stock Insurance company carrying on a general
Insurance
authorized to write ah classes of insurance other
than life insurance. Of the net
proceeds from the stock sale, $2,000,000 will be contributed to
a
proposed wholly-owned subsidiary
which will engage in the reinsurance and excess insurance business.
The company has outstanding 229,500
shares of common stock, of
which management officials as a group own directly and indirectly *
38.4%.
Robert
P. Tate is listed
as
Board Chairman and Cameron .
is
business,
company
Brown
of
$10,000;
common
amendment.
The
payable
the corporation con¬
sists of 1,000,000 shares of 10c par common voting stock.
The stock
is non-assessable and has no pre-emptive rights.
There are options
outstanding for the purchase of 7,000 shares at the issue price, which
may
not be exercised in less than 13 months nor more than five
years
after the effective date herein.
The underwriter will likewise
have options for the purchase of 7,000 shares.
There are no restric¬
tions upon the right to vote nor upon dividends,
and prior to this
offering; there were issued an outstanding 300,000 shares of such
stock, owned and held by officers and directors.—V, 194, p. 319.
■
The proceeds are to be used
capital.—V. 189, p. 2676.
equipment and inventory $155,000; reduction
additional working capital $18,000.
machinery,
CAPITALIZATION—The
a Reg. A covering 100,000
be offered at $3, through J. B. McLean &
Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va.
of
accounts
1961 filed
21,
on Aug.
(par $1) to
corporation
common
chase
Corp., Norfolk, Va.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Management
International
With
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(956)
the
issiie
syndicate
Mr. Lytton
company's
stock caused withdrawal of the issue.
At one time during the registra¬
tion procedure the company had considered
reducing the issue to 200,000
shares.—V. 194, p. 636.
i
Volume
Number
194
6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(957)
i/'
(J. R. C.) Mcintosh, Inc., El Dorado, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange
The
corporation
shares
common
Co.,
The
proceeds
filed
1961
Reg.
a
covering
A
be
to
for
used
equipment, promotion and working
in
March
This
filed
of
share.
The
stock,
common
Eisehberg
offering
Co.,
to
will
be
will
which
offered
be
made
on
receive
for
public
all
an
or
sale
none
at $2.50 per
basis by Paul
has issued
to Paul
thereof
expansion
In
of
•
shares
206,000
and
to
certain
of
indebtedness,
of
stock,
common
Anthony Saginario,
Inc.)
the
engaged
is
Leonard
42.7%
own
$13,202,000
$12,380,000
with
first
consolidated
months
seven
on
net
income
the first
subsidiaries for
its
reached
pares
the
of
revenues
,
earned
of
$118,732,000.
revenues'
on
months
A
statement
stock,
with
the
which
of
SEC
29 covering 225,000 shares of
Aug.
on
shares
150,000
to
are
offered
be
for
—V.
of
194,
1961
common
This
commission
sold
the
to
The
and
includes
also
$20,000
for
The
expenses.
registration
holders
underwriter
is
with
of
$119,761,000
com¬
in
the
Fuel
&
Associates,
above.—V.
194,
investment
the
imports
company
blouses
and
shorts
and
well
as
as
a
and
ensembles
men's
some
and
boy's
Net proceeds from the
added
to
working capital
be
Corp.)
substantial
sells
and
combinations
trousers.
will
a
quantity
of
of
blouses
such
items,
brassieres,
and
pants
shirts,
as
or
The
which
Charles
Treasurer,
277,000
37,500
of
stock,
common
and
Samuel
Meltzer,
shares, respectively.
273,000
and
shares
560,000
of
convertible
for
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
being
&
Co.
St., N. Y. C., publicly offered 125,000 shares of the
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
was
is
the
engaged
.in
the
tronic
to.
its
of
Certificate
Jersey
■image
tubes
•have
as
with
;
the
1961.*
and
the
yet*;been
circuitry
realized
Revenues
its
for
patents
such
No
cameras.
covering
the
applications
by^ the
and. retail,sales
to
company
of
meat,
date
have
the
net
from
food
to
proceeds
half
its
of.
notes
payable,
Laboratories,- Inc.
chase
the
is
It- is
equipment
and
of
$10,000
estimated
due to Blonder-Tongue
$100,000 will be used to pur¬
that
is
to
be
of
new' products
for
used
product, refinement
and ..research
and
by this, division, It is anticipated' that
$25,000; will ^be 'used for advertising the products of American Telecircuit,'" and that' "approximately $75,000 will be used for purchasing ;
raw- materials
in that division. The balance" of approximately $70,000 .'
will be applied !to general working capital of -the company.
development
•
,
near
/ CAPITALIZATION
The
-
.
...
tion
GIVING
EFFECT
.*•
PRESENT
TO
;•
Class
A- common 'stock
(par
10c)_
:
.Outstanding
J
800,000 shs.
Class B
cptpmon stock-! (par 10c)
! * Includes 25,000 shares to be sold
*150,000 shs.
share
4 Includes
per
v.
10,000
share.--.:, ';".
per
v 200,000 shs.
„•
to
.
the
--i
;r..
,
be
sold
to
...
shares, to
/'-n
*
the
at
10
" *
underwriter
at
10
Melpar,
of
•
the
cents
r;
main
Television
plant,-
•
;
;
Va.
Inc.;
the
■
•acquisition,
•
24,677'! shares
Melpar
is
-
2668.
p.
TAI stock.1;; •
'
subsidiary of Westinghouse
V '
of
a-
,,.The
,
will
issue'.
Brake
Air
.
'
;
the
July
This
of
company
-tration
statement
345
with
Underhill
the
SEC
stock,to be offered
offering' is to be made on an
common
,
Blvd.,
Aug.
on
for
all
Syosset, N.
25
public
sale
filed
has
company
share.
per
through
sion
by Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc.; which will receive
of
35c
per
share.
Also
included in/the statement"
shares
"underlying six-year warrants sold
exercisable at $4 per share,
company
.
•
-
well
to its employees at $3.65
the
to
•!
1/
q
-
for
per
share.
better
with
Some
in
$70,000
Syosset to
management
note
by
due
the
will
be
be
Realty
management
used
leased
officials.
to
from
The
company
company
officials.-
into
move
and
Hanna- Realty
and
Nathan
now
450,000
equip
Corp.,
has
new
which
pre-tax
a
tax
loss
common
as
will
merger
shares
Hammond, Ind., filed a regis¬
28 covering $20,253,300 of
Aug.
is
proposed to offer such debentures
amount
for
each
to
shares
will
program
1962.
shares,
President,
'
to
sales
set
the
to
made
About
require
$14,000,000
its
mon
for
each
two
the
of
shares
stock
common
capital
also
will
of
stock
remain
additional
from
stock
voted
certificate
shares
192,
of
the
at
additional
account.
The
total
net
with,
outstanding.
now
and
$1
shares,
amount
an
approximately
or
contributed
capital
presently
company
to
of
$1
to
recommend
incorporation
value
par
stockholders
has
increase
to
stock
common
to
amend¬
an
the
number
2,500,000
from
2020.
p.
be
in
announced
offered
in
for
public sale
"
the
registration statement
and,Its
by
held
note
and
will
be
to
this
-
1,
Included
M.
for
to
of
the
and
serve
fiscal
it
the
Employees'
Park
99
25
is in
company
will
directors of
as
and
who
the
Mr.
is
Globus
may
all
warrants
designated
for
were
by
the
and National Patent
officer,
an
Is
shares,
and
were
company,
Pollack
Morton
80,000
note
such
director
director
a
and
and
security
he
to
promotional and development stage..- Its Initial
a
design
sell
and
scientific
marinfe
instruments
and
consultation.
sale,
issued
were
to Richard H.
Haagen,
van
President, and two other
'
'y
Corp.—Capital Stock Registered—
'
This
of
company
registration
131.Eileen
statement
also
to
commission
ment
also
per
and
includes
$1Q,000
The
I.,
shares
20,000
The
expenses.
sold
to
the
,
business
the
of
mechanical
stock
and
sale
actions.will
be
laboratory
company
consists
The
used
$325,000
for
facilities,
of
Y.,-filed
a
registration
underwriter
•
state¬
at
$1.50
..
the
estimated
and
new
new
sales
promotion, expansion of
indebtedness, and other purposes.
and
addition
In
-
shares
•252,150
Vice-President,
proceeds
the
from
engineering, testing
development and -production
business
Italy,
in
"
indebtedness,
capital stock
of
stock split),
>for-l
/
certain
to
net
expanded
product
the
(after giving
retirement
•
,
effect to
\
recent
a
of
|
outstanding
has
company
1,000-
of which Max Reissman, President, Robert Schneider,
Harry Silberman own 15.51%
each, and Milton
and
'
Gersten,
"Secretary-Treasurer,
Assistant
12.41%
.
According
-.prospectus,- sale of the additional stock will increase
value
of outstanding shares from 80 cents to
$1.50.
Ore-Ida
Foods,
Inc.—Additional
the
Financing
to
the
net asset
Details—-
1S61 issue reported the sale on Aug. 25 of
.220,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $13.50 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
over
subject
agreed,
to
underwriters
certain
the
named
below
have
severally
conditions, to purchase from the . company
under "Principal Stockholders" the
common
stock set forth opposite
selling stockholder named
respective numbers of shares of
their
or
names
below;
From the
2216.
Kidder,
;
"
•
Northwest
From the Selling
Stockholder
Mitchum;
interests
•
-z_v.
and Stock Purchase Plan' and 150,000 com-*
be acquired pursuant thereto.—V.- 194, p. 427.
194, 'p:
Jones
850.; •
&
67-274.
Inc
Peabody. & Co.
Pacific
•.
registration
of
/.N.
development and production
of
miniature precision
electro-mechanical components, sucf
as
clutches,- brakes, gear heads, modules, servos, lsdicators and dif¬
ferentials,
for
translating electronic signals
into
various
kinds
of
'
marked
a
for
share.
Our Aug. 28,
$1,865,018
L.
.
share
ending
announced
showed
compared
Soyosset,
with
,
'
16.5%
or
Way,
the
SEC
on
Aug.
29 'Covering 100,000
shares of capital stock, to be ofered for public sale at $4 per share.;.
The offering Will be made on an
all .or none basis through • under-,
writers headed by Hardy
Co., which will receive a 40 cent per
.
Savings
which
in¬
"officials for $1,700 in cash.
the
year*
New York,: filed a
covering; $4,500,000
Ave.,
SEC- on. Aug.
Also
ment/ Including
the 30,000 shares issuable* upon conversion of the
note, the company has outstanding 200,000 common shares. The 170,000
■
was
$4,491,263
1961
p.
*
being offered by
'
•shares
and
share
193,
of
Hofstein,
the finder.
National,
additional
the
for
purchasers
Irving
UNDERWRITERS—The
fiscal
per
earlier.—V.
expenses.
shares underlying five-
The $109,000 estimated net proceeds of the
together with $32,100 from private sales of securities (less
$6,000 used to pay back salaries of two officers), will be used to the
extent necessary to complete the financial organization and to
operate
the company and to finance the acquisition and construction of
equip¬
$27,211,552.
$1.82
or
for
shares
and;80,000
1961
warrants
in
Pollack
provide
stock
electro¬
'/
.
the
for
of
The offering will
Inc., which will receive
at $1 per share. The
its $30,000 principal amount of 2% con¬
(which has or .will be converted into the
group
Dec.
shares)-and
The
to
the* company's
added to work-
purposes.
the. company,
Increase
an
of
income
year
a
for
share.
per
30,000
are
associates
due
note
business
-
electronic
the balance
$31,702,815
$1
oHO
underwriter
holder.
are
like
a
and
at
all-or-none basis through Globus,
cents per share plus $6,000
an
underwriters
President.
shows
$2,517,340
shares
in
expended
■
manufactures
record
Mclntyre,
corporation-of
This
$47,000,000
been
has
Instruments, Incy--Common Registered—
be
on
stockholder
to be offered for public
being outstanding stock, by
offering will be made at $6 per
pay
of
a
year's
share
statement
in
record
of
321.
p.
transferred
Development Corp.,
.
•
held
outstanding.
commission
30,000
National Distillers & Chemical Corpvrr-Files Stock Plan
,
stockholders
common
44
company,
of 1515 Norton Bldg., Seattle, filed a registration
the SEC on Aug. 24 covering 140,000 shares of common
$30,400.
profit
certain
net
TempiCton.
"
.r
66,363
Co.
"
;
.
Orion Electronic Corp.--—Common
'J."
66,363
■
6,726
-
:
U: j
6,637
-f
*
6;637
.
*:
Registered—-
owned by
a
$128,333
all
^'National Telefilm Associates, Inc.
owned
Exchange—
and' Harry
The-750
and 22.2%'■ respectively.
Metromedia, Inc.—Sees; Sold Privately—The company
(formerly Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.), New York,
Y., has, sold to institutional investors, $3,000,000
(6 Va-%- senior: notes'due Jan.
NTA
notes
/
.
1,
'
Leonard
•
stoGk-at
each share
new
of
of
of
6'/2%
Davis,
new
the -rate ^of
common
stock.
6l/2%"
$2.50
sinking
convertible
Chairman
President,
and
'
the
outstanding
notes
fund
an¬
be
may
converted
of new
,
'
-
company
systems
amount
principal
"corporation-of
engineers and manufactures precision electronic «ub^
reception, .generation,-.i detection, and - control, of t all fre—
through the microwave*region. - The.$274,604 estimated
net proceeds from the stock sale will be used for advertising, -purchase
of calibration
instrumentation standards and test equipment, certain
The
;
6y2% notes are also senior to $4,628,747 of notes
which-were issued by NTA to National Theatres
1975,
6%
of the company are being offered
to $1,000,000 of. the old notes for
-«
old. .&%; notes,
common
for
'The
Aug.
..
the
Unlike-
to
-
,
issue
a*, new
subordinated : notes.
nounced.
-
1, 1971 and $4,O0O;O00 6%%*
•junior notes due Jan. I, 1975, with warrants for the pur¬
chase of .95,000 shares of common stock, and 30,000 shares
of $3,125 cumulative convertible preferred stock.
The
to
of
$1,400,000
Tuckahoe, N. Y^ filed a registration statement
with
the SEC on Aug. 28 covering 100,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered for Dublic sale at $3.50 per share.
Thesoffering wilLbe
made on a best efforts "all or none" basis by A. D. Gilhart & Co.,
•Inc., which will receive a 49c per share commission and $13,50o for
expenses.
The registration statement also includes 20,000 shares under¬
lying five-year warrants to be- sold to the underwriter for $1,000,
exercisable at $3.50 per share.
'
This
Note
.
.
notes
exchange up
subordinated
opportunity
equal amounts
N.
Proposed
—
•
approximately
of
holders
fund
an
to
vertible
shares,
The
and
figure
to
sinking
;
the
"company^ sold
carryforward.
'to
the company's
.
Trust,
&
again
D.
sales
previous
per
fiscal
oyear warrants issued to said group and exercisable
m
and
$100,000
to
1961,
increase
warehouse
is
outstanding
Maidenbaum,
-Maidenbaum, Board Chairman,-own 33V3%
a
to
authorized
cluded
$44,-
Auto Equipment Co.—Annual Report—
Brouwer
$1.35
»
.
taxes,
over
-Proposes Rights
Company
company-^ engaged in the; business- of distributing food and
related products, to;.supermarkets and " other retail stores in" the NeW'York. City metropolitan- area.,- Net proceeds of the stock sale will be*
added to the general funds'of the " company and will be available for
.its
general corporate purposes,
including increased' working capital.
.
In
value
par
shares
Martin
perspective
proposed
thereof.
Plan
Consolidated
$350,
by the
*.
■
be
-.
Months'./Results-"*-^
$1,100,000
a
a
designs
amount,
The
the
35,000
are
underwriter
4,000 shares to be offered
as
'by
The
commis¬
The
v
■r-
as
a
on
It
debentures
194,
stock
the
Directors
stock,
«/
to
$939,842,
or" 23
cents per
dividends. This compares with
$1,for 'the same months of 1960, when
which 125,000
and' 75,000
holders
Sharing
30,
550%
of
statement with
1802 CorliCs Ave., Neptune, N. J., filed a registrathe BEC on" Aug." 28 "covering 200,000 shares of'
of
Consolidated
v
underwriters
headed
to
This
an
addition
June
Ave.,
construction
value of the
par
Oceanic
outstanding
shares. H. Sanford Weaver,
outstanding stock.—V. 193,
ing capital and used for general corporate
regis-
a
its
1961.—V.
1,500,000—V.
amounted
company
Monroe
150,000 shares of
$4
at
basis
none
or
Y.,
covering
gain
a
common
of
equipment
-
past nine months.
the
year,
before
for
or
of the
corporation, at their meeting on Aug.
23,
to recommend for approval by the stockholders at the
meeting on Nov. 8, 1961 a one-for-two split in the common
to be accomplished by issuing one additional share of $1 par
ment
of
outstanding
national bank
a
.
Met Food Corp.—Common Registered—
the
over
Directors
The
with
company
that
no
voted
account
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
433,335 shares of common stock,r of which. Allen Kaufman, President,
Edward
F.
Juska, Vice-President, and William H. Oliver, SecretaryTreasurer, own 137,223 shared each and propose to sell 25,000 shares
each.
•'.•
.'
• '
' >
193,
,
in
Denver
of
the first six months of 1961, were
first half volume of $50,473,957.
from
the
equipment
In
-
'
Co.—V.
r,
.
^
for
,
.
31,
$391,745 would be
Electric Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
stock,'of
test
share
per
had
value
their
for
intended primarily for meteorological use, elec¬
aircraft parts and test equipment.
Of the
$640,000 estimated net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock, $75,000 will be used for production- machinery and test equip¬
ment for a new plant, $180,000 to pay and retire 6% notes outstanding
includes
wholly-owned Melpar subsidiary; Melpar will
anv" additional 30,000 shares' of capital, stock in exchange
to
up
v-
of
tronic
.
subsidiary,;1 which
TAT
the
193,/.p. 1229.
mechanical
•Profit
Church,
Indiana,
$43,000,000
The
all or none basis
through Cruttenden,; Podesta & Co.
Leeds & Kellogg, which wiil receive a 60c per share com¬
mission.
The
registration -statement also .includes
30,000
common
shares underlying five-year options to be sold to the underwriters for
;
American
stock
the
the
details
on
.-in
Associates« of
of
Spear,
Associates, Inc., of Michigan City,-Ind., dnto-•
at a
recent
special stockholder meeting at,
be• operated1 as ,a
•
of
Golden,
$3,000, exercisable initially at $6 per share.
;• j,-.1.;
,
that
and
1961,
two periods," Mr. Shuttleworth, president said, "it
that, without the aforementioned tax benefit, 1960 first,
earnings would have been $1,128,173 or 29 cents per share
present
Falls
approved
was
■
Melpar's;
..
Television
;
cents
Melpar, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Merger
,
1175,100shs.*.
underwriter
vlt
share
establish
to
in
the
by
and
'
'
Several
insurance
92.75%
in
company's
preferred
per
benefitted
company
common-
FINANCING
.Authorized
for
taxes,
after
statement
sale
North
earnings
$340,000,
of principal
of
Orbit Instrument
share
.'•••
the
1960
after
Monmouth
>
.
:
Bank
of
Bank
was
$1,840,842, compared
earlier."
*
*"" *' "" \
cents
future.—V."
-
cents
;
that
annual
noted
Further
for, and to expand the facilities of
Telecircuit Division. Approximately $5O;0Q0
ap¬
$105,411.
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—
Boards
of
Directors
have
agreed
in
principle
upon
a
proposed merger of Firth into Mohasco, under which Firth stockholders
would receive one share
of Mohasco Industries, Inc.,
common
stock,
for
each
IVz shares of Firth stock held.
...
i. '•
machinery
company's .American
.-
intended
which
at
May
The
the 23 cents earned thus far this year."
corporation and the Firth Carpet Co. have announced that their
Tne
that
100%
$100
1961
at
respective
be $350,000 after the deduction of the expenses of the offering.
is, presently intended to apply $30,200 of the proceeds to the repay¬
ment
National
acquisition
indebtedness,
of
a
year
46
order
net
17.9
or
on
year.
to
1961. Unsubscribed debentures are to be offered for pub¬
competitive bidding.
Net proceeds
from
the
debenture
estimates
Inc.
under¬
against
as
'
company
will
It
construction.
in placing
also owns
engaged
company
rn»C'-j
taxes
a
share,
operations
products.
the
various
against
or
should be
,
come
products.and
meat
estimated. that
is
;
*
present
Co.,
and
$143,370
last
Colo.
company
before
company
"In
-
•
arC patentable.
a
residential
Industries, Inc.—Six
income,
Net
nor: has the 'company acquired any patents :
and it is not' certain that the image tubes or
cameras
&
company also offers sectionalized panels
National
First
2.42%
the
as
'722,173
its
filed
respect'to "same,
.PROCEEDS—It
of
file
and
ranging from 2,060 to 37,131
$2,577,173
common
to
the
price
which is engaged in the
national bank.
Through
company
homes,
First
the
with
■■■'-'>
Profit
of
-
currently preparing
circuitry of its televesion
.wholesale
.
1,
Aug.
to
owns
of
912,124,
equipment. The company was incorporated as
and adopted its present name by amendment
Incorporation filed with the Secretary of State
of
The
The
to
The
•
.
to
share
per
period
amounted
will be added to working capital for ultimate application to the
of gross additions to utility properties, including some $12,000,000
loans made to provide funds for such purposes. The company
the
•
and
on
offering
shares
Sales
Industries,' Inc.
New,
addition
Mohasco
on Dec.
31, 1960. The company is presently
whoesale and retail meat and provision business and
development,-of closed circuit television • tubes, cameras, elec¬
The- company- is
:
cents
18
or
bank
of
1691.
p.
the
components
of
Golden,
President,
of
136
Orange
Street, Newark,
N.
J.,
laws of New Jersey on Dec. 27, 1960 and
separate entities, all of whose assets and
the
three
made
their holdings,
'
acquired
were
in
Marsan
•
to
successor
liabilities
cost
the
of common stock, of which John L. Tracy, Executive
and Mid-Continent Realty Investment, Inc., own 231,419
and
148,488 shares, respectively; and they propose to sell 8,449 and
125.000 shares, respectively.
Six other holders propose to sell all of
company,
under
sale
by
corporation
30, 1961) of
year.
fact
shares
common
at
of
rate
sale
of common
sale
stock, by
Sullivan
Bosworth,
publio
lic
registration
a
public
the
June
v
Sept. 20,
Vice-President,
com¬
pany's. 100 par class A common stock at $4 per share.
filed
for
outstanding
and
The
acceptance
an
borrowers.
stock
1,346,695
Aug. 24 prospectus, T. M. Kirsch Co., 54 Wall
an
of
estimated
subscription
the
to be supplied by amendment.
business of the company consists of the ownership of
loan associations, two mortgage companies, a custom
residential
manufacturing
company,
a
small
business
connection
in
last
debentures due 1976.
on
Registered—
Colo.,
offered
of
to
are
company,
were
in
1961
In
Marsan Industries,
suant to
1960
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.-
and
and
common
each.
shares
picture
1,
$143,370,
the
Offering—
783,489
located
,
shares,
Boettcher
underwriters.
be
through
Corp.—6 Months' Report
earnings
(Sept.
compared
approximately
193, p. 2217.
seven
426.
covering 260,000 shares
to
sub¬
are
announced
to
emphasized
number
equal
-which
pro¬
share,
per
Blaine
together with other funds of the company, will be used to pay the
principal
and
interest
on
short-term
notes
aggregating
$1,527,741
Secretary-
They
for
total
approximately onethird of the stock of a title insurance and abstract company in Denver,
Colo.
The net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock,
members
pajamas
company's sale of additional stock
available
for
general
corporate
President,
Meltzer,
own
sell
to
pose
outstanding
has
company
28
Aug.
on
shares'are
of loans upon shell
a manufacturing subsidiary the
and other component parts for
company's subsidiaries are also
purposes.
..
SEC
75,000
purchasing
Blouse
Marlene
the
Mr.
1957.—V.
p.
notes
received
tax
in the year ending Sept. 30,
1960 because of a tax loss
forward. He also called attention to the substantial Increase
would
principal
savings
sectionalized
producer,
the
of
terms
The
four
list
im¬
(formerly
the
was
comparable period
Blaine
carry
cents
number of
first
old
be
liability
Completed—
Financial Corp.—Common
185,000
and
porter and distributor of women's, misses and children's popular priced
pants, shorts and blouses and a line of ladies sportswear. In addition,
company
The
Theatres.
will
by Sol Blaine, President.
taxes,
earnings
for
the
first
nine
months
or
22 cents per share on approximately 1,-
year,
provision
in
months
company of 5265 Hohman
tration
statement with
the SEC
thereof.
writing
be
to
NTA.
2111.
p.
This
Gas
which
the
head
state¬
underlying two-year warrants
at 5c each, exercisable at $4 per share.
shares
20,000
nine
fiscal
cents
the
Mr.
31 were equal to 79
corporation of 2011-12th St., Boulder,
of
company
thorugh underwriters headed by Bernard M. Kahn & Co., Inc.,
that selling stockholders propose to sell 50,000 shares directly
purchasers, not through underwriters), which will receive a 70c per
ment
first
to
$237,164,
shares, compared
9.8
for
in
Enterprises, Inc.—Sale
Eastern
stock,
(except
share
in
National
exchange
780,522 shares, for the comparable
Earnings after taxes for the first nine months
637.
p.
statement
basis
to
current
at
sale by
the holders
all or none
company and 75,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
thereof..
The offering will be made at $7 per share on an
to
for
193,
improvement
the
Before
due
was
Midwestern
public
the
for
073,137
principally to the disposition last October
of the non-electric properties of Louisiana Power & Light Co. Electric
revenues
during the first seven months
were
operating
up
5.2 %.
months
registration
a
issue.—V.
amounted
1960.
of
share compared with 74 cents earned on a similar
auring the first seven months of 1960.
The
decline
in
total
operating
revenues
during ! the
Midland
filed
marked
the
the
Net
by
1961.
This
per
each.
New York,
141 West 36th St.,
senior
new
here
shares
See
corporation of
notes
Thursday, Sept. 14, by the corporate trust division of Bankers Trust
Co., New York. Grace National Bank will act as trustee for NTA on
Marlene Industries Corp.—Common Registered—
This
shareholder
indebtedness
old
the
North American Acceptance
reported
was
seven
for the seven months ended July
Earnings
has outstanding
Page, President,
company
which
Vice-President,
be
order under the Holding Company
an
in
increase
and
company
lines.
product
addition
Associates,
March
will
or
6.6%
A
Eisen-
in con¬
tract manufacturing of mechanical and electro-mechanical components
and assemblies used generally as component parts of electronic instru¬
mentation mostly for testing equipment.
The $253,750 estimated net
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to equip the company's new
magnetics division and electronics division, to restore working capital
used
to move
to a new
plant and as security deposit on the new
lease, and the balance will provide additional working capital to permit
(formerly
stock
South Utilities, Inc.—Seven Months' Report—
Middle
income
company
preferred
of Berks
company
NTA's
of
proximately
per
$17,250 for expenses. The registration
outstanding shares sold by the former holders
berg at 25c per share.
The
and
Act author¬
County, Pa., to make increased bank bor¬
rowings between now and Dec. 3i, 1962, to finance its construction
program, in part, through 1962.
Under the order, the company may
have
outstanding an aggregate of $19,300,000 face amount of bank
notes, of which $9,000,000 are now outstanding.—V. 194, p. 637.
izing tne
share commission and
statement also includes 16,000
25c
a
notes
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Borrowings Cleared—
capital.
company of 920 South Oyster Bay Road, Hicksville, L. I., N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28 covering 125;000
a
the
and
Dynamics, Inc.—Common Registered—
shares
of
sale
the
from
largest
Inc.,
to
Tenders
Kansas
The SEC
'
ordinate
Rhoades & Co.
towards the acquisition of Stations KMBC-AM and KMBC-TV
City, Missouri and for additional working capital.
applied
Gorey
tools
loans,
of
repayment
Proceeds
150,000
Television,
arranged through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
was
Carl M. Loeb,
to be offered at $2, through Walter C.
Beckman & Co., Inc.;-. Lodi, Calif.
$1)
and
are
22,
Aug.
on
(par
Francisco
San
financing
Commission—
9
;
-
dueand
for
quencies
-
up
additional equipment
and tools and dies, and the balance
will be used
t
I'O
for
tory
The COYnmercial and Financial Chronicle
(938)
primarily
including purchase of additional inven¬
various corporate purposes,
and for working capital.
The
outstanding 170,000 shares of _common stock, of
Schornstein, President, and Louis S. Gage, Secretary,
each, and management officials as a group 94.12 k. ;
,
42.35%
Inc.—Appointment—•
Pacific Air Lines,
corporation's
Fla.—Files With SEC—
Pacific Corp., Miami,
.
tion
cO'rhpany of 1200 Third
statement with the SEC
tration
Seattle,
Ave.,
owned
parent. Each
1961
will be given an assignable warrant evidencing a right to pur¬
chase Pacific Northwest std'ck at the rate of one fight for each com¬
mon
share and seven rights for each $100 par preferred share held.
Six
rights
and payment of $16 will bo required to subscribe for
"each Pacific Northwest share. Such shares represent about 57 %
of
the 3O,4'6O,OO0 outstanding stock of Pacific Northwest. It is expected
that
American Telephone
& Te.egraph Co., parent of Pacific Tele¬
change
President.
;
,
for
the
Rights Offering—
is
$535,000 and its; 6%
$100,000
on
the basis
of
an
The
SEC
con¬
license
engaged
the
from
the
in
inventors)
7p.
rate
at a profitable
7
Oct. 2,
order
This
filed
common stock was lised for trading Aug. 29 on
Stock Exchange and the Midwest Stock Exchange
Its ticker symbol is PKG.
7
V '
1
New
Two
old
years
and
relatively
a
new
in
name
American
business,
company
Grand
the
"Packaging
of
from
Bdxboard
Ohio
located
The
in
Co.,
Evanston, 111.
Of
of
o'f Rittman, Ohio. Corporate headquarters
',;s'v
for
This
•
are.
of
for
•
shares
its
valued
the
at
operated
Mil
agement
the
to
the
ment
of
Pakco's
loan
bank
also
were
overall
extent
used
the
its
of
the
as
the
sale
will
be
ap¬
$150,000
000
to
will
loaned
be
to
E&E
to
retire
its
retained
expected inventory increase.
by Pakco for general purposes
rin addition to
445,463
share's
of
Vice-President,
asurdo,
certain indebtedness,
own
All
of
debt
of
remaining
the
$25,000
funds
in
stock, of
A. ColAsurdo,
a
8.6%, 8.6% and
Lewis
and
L.
and
$100
of
will
.
.
.
headed
by
L.
F.
on
an
all
&
The
Por'?•
•
for
terior
also
sells
Island,
New
activities.
't)f
hOme
eiiwWiiTg
building
York,
Of
it
of
the
16
and
finished
a
materials
to
a
year-round
at
minor
two
extent
home.
retail
The
locations
7
repay
at
short-^erm
bank
proposal
in
material
proxy
four
the
This
of
„
to
'
'7
"
Le
shares
Aug.
(par
one
17,
filed
1961
to
cent)
be
Vay & Co.., N.
Y. c. .
'
proceeds are to be used for
products, equipment, working capital
of
company
statement
to
common
offering
headed
to
the
•and
on
lying like warrants
of
25,000
holders
company
.
at
to
the
from
Davis,
to
.
■
of
•
or
privately
'
at
in
loans
and
for
purpose
company.—V. 193, p. 2218.
has
Co.
been
corporation.—V.
appointed
194,
registrar
746.
p.
through
underwriters
35c
a
headed
by
share
per
George,
commission
statement also includes
which underlie five-year warrants
at $.001
per
warrant by Joseph
Porcelain,
secretary-treasurer,
ex¬
share.
per
■;
•
under
the
trademarks
"Accordian
filing systems.
The
"Redskin"
Brand,"
Jay em
each)
and
Manufacturing Corp.
which will sell cabinet
$455,000
estimated net pro-
facilities
to
shares
of
and
in
other
certain
and
areas,
to
the
stock, of which
respectively.
common
16.67%,
certain
pay
indebtedness,
notes.
has
company
Wexelbaum
Outstanding
Porcelain
And
!7
of
the
proceeds
will
to
accrue
the
company
as
shares
after
BUSINESS—A leading designer and producer of military jet aircraft,
Republic Aviation maintains, its principal plant and executive offices
heaR Farmingdale, Li I., N. Y. The company has
designed and manu¬
factured such well-known combat
planes as the P-47 "Thunderbolt,'"
'
the current sale.
than
more'
the
15,000
of
'
which
: v7
-
v-\7
-
turned
were
...
7/'
*
between
out
1941
and-
7:..
1945,
largest
number of single-e.igined eombat planes of any one type
during that period in the u. S.; the F-84 "TJbunderjet";. the
F-84F "Thunderstreak" and
the RF-84F "ThunderflAsh." Its cii'rrent
jet fighter-bomber, the F-105D "Thunderchief," is- the only such aircraft
presently being produced for the Air Force and is in service both in
produced
7. this
country
and
in
Republic Aviation
plane
.
(VTOL).
manned
The
craft
space
n6w
A
7
Europe.
company is also
and satellites.
$13,000,000
with
V
'
-
*
'
;
is
working on advanced designs for both a shortlanding plane (SI'OL) and a verticle take-off and landing
take-off and
research
laboratories
scientific
fields
of
most
for
designs, for
77
facility
equipped
the
working on advanced
was
completed in the fall of
and, development woRk
research
advanced
type
suc'.i
as
atomic
energy
effects, space propulsion, metallurgy in relation to space flight and
reentry problems, orbital And space navigation, "suace environmental
problems and other fields.
,
EARNINGS—For the
had
per
sales
6 months ended June 3Q, 1961, the company
$172,228,431 and neb income of $5,187,283, equal to $3.59
of
share.
common
CAPITALIZATION—At June 30, 1961 outstanding capitalization of
.the company consisted of
$5,000,000 of short term notes and 1,443,298
-shares of common stock, $1
par value.
.
UNDERWRITING—The
underwriters
agreed to purchase from the selling
of
common
stack
;
set
forth
below
named
stockholder
opposite
their
below
the
severally
number
of
have
shares
respective names.
■
'
construction
the
(in
right
;
prices.
7
the
are
being sold for a selling stockholder, ACF Industries,
Ihc., which will hot own any common stock of Republic Aviation Corp.
in
7
have
"7
Pa., filed, a regis¬
cbvering 100,000 shares
sale.
made
PROCEEDS—None
_
publicly
time
stockholders
Republic Aviation Corp. — A secondary offering of
214,500 shares of the corporation's common stock at a
price of $49,875 per share was made and completed on
Aug. 29 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
the
Bellis & Kosby, (3) an aggregate
Which, maf 'be offered by the
market prices At the
be
$3.50
83.33%>
own
shares
time
will
addition
240,000
an
common
x.ock-
to
book-type visible
In.
■
&
time
Trust
the
In July 1961
the .company and
Visable:File Corp (50% owned by
-facturing
offered
sold to
outstanding
thereof
related
be
will be made on
by Dean Samitas
W.
share§
from the stock sale will be used for additional
working capital,
purchase additional equipment
and
paper
stock to expand the
present line of school supply products, setting up of additional manu-
a
25
B
aftgregate"6f' &'8%
to
Reg. A covering 66,666
offered at $3, through E. A.
Aug.
Cnarles
Class
«,n
ceeds
•
Bala Cynwyd,
Ave.,
SEC
York
of
outstanding common shares
the principal
underwriter
president, and Samuel
•formed
for public sale at $4 per share. The
all or hone basis through underwriters
Co., which will receive a 50c per share
commission. The company
will 'pay a $4,000 finders fee to Norman
Esibtil. The Registration statement also includes
(1) 10,000 common
shares
underlying
five-year warrants
sold to the principal. under¬
writer for $100,-exercisable at $5 per share,
(2) 5,000 shares under¬
of
stock,
203 Bala
with
B
the
of
the
registration
'others.
•
This
to
The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of stationery,
"school
and
office
supplies and filing systems, which it distributes
Preco Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
tration
Class
all
o*n
receive
1960
.;
the
with
stock,
offering
ercisable
'
,,,
in
advances
7
in
and
stock.
common
will
of
'
.:.
inventory, development of hew
general corporate purposes.
The
L
Wexelbaum,
issues,
on
for
70 Washington St., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a regis¬
the SEC on Aug. 23 covering 160,000 shares
be offered lor public sale at $3.50 per share.
of
statement
15,000
addition
corporation
stock.
& Co.,
Inc., which
$25,000 for expenses.
sold
to*raising a total of $20,000,000 through the stock and
Pittsburgh Steel said it plans to obtain $5,6'00,'000 in new.
replacing its present $10,000,000 bank credit agreement With
a
$15,000,000 agreement.
The company said the present agreement
expires this year and the new agreement will be convertible in .De¬
cember, 1963, into a five-year term loan maturing in Decembei*. 1968.—
V. 189, p. 708.
■/. ;
In
v
New
stock
and associates.
t
Class
The
•
asking
'
Five-Year
properties
new
ipodivwu
and
a
'
Percent
Twelve
creation of
e
~
O'Neill
..77.7,7%; .77%'
7
of
-
engages
of
Rope Stationery Industries, Inc.—Common Reg'$
company
common
•The
the insurance company would own 5%.
.
shares
common
Bank
common
Red
said the new bonds-will be an additional series
bonds bearing a 6% annual interest and maturing
for
majority of the directors
a
tration
money by
The
enabling it to purchase retail installment sales obligations obtained
by the company in connection with its credit sales. The balance of
the net proceeds
will be added to the company's working capital,
.
the
750
andmg
Chemical
a
but it will not be Metropolitan.
bond
one
Long
outs
elect
for
from
mortgage
The
net, proceeds from this financing $1,500,000 will
Sr -Wn4nbiai;cto.,- Inc., a subsidiary, for the purpose
business
Quality Importers, Inc.—Appointment—
increase in the number of common shares
million at a special meeting Sept. 28.
The
subject
none
on
me
to
an
issue,
Col¬
or
the
sales of Bibles and Fnovclooedias to military personnel,
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 289,700 shares
to
and
01
sinking fund beginning in 1966.
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. holds the $29,250,000 of first mortgage bonds already
outstanding.
Pittsburgh Steel declined to say who will buy -the new
$2,000.
exterior
approve
1978,
be
Co.
expanded
aaaicion
common
'-7
Pittsburgh Steel
7
company
And
to
ing
tvuan
•
an..
President, and two other officers, own
equal amounts); and mangeme.u 01 xciais
five-year capital im¬
>.. 7 ' ■ :: .,7 77
■...
disclosed
producer
receive
first
(formerly Paragon Home Development & Lumber
's engaged in the packaging and direct sale of "precut" home
building materials,
including all the pre-cut lumber and utilities,
plumbing, heating and wiring, necessary to construct the in¬
j
'.7";7.'
7
books
yer,
stated that it plans to sell $10,project to raise $25,000,000
to help finance
2,506,060 to
common
Rothschild
the
Pia$t-0-Tron, .Inc., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC—
purchase
public.
in
engaged
extensive
revision
of
The
New
Human
Interest
The Home University
Encyclopedia.
The funds to be
Publishers Service nu.p. va.i oe used primarily to finance
in
part oi a
exercise its warrants,
of Pittsburgh Steel common.
;
interest
rate
on
the debentures, public
offering price of .'units and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The registration
statement
also, includes 20,000 common shares underlying series A
warrants, similar to the series AA warrants, sold to the principal
underwriter
..
share).
underwriters
per
.'thrdugh
as
company
with
to
the
to
same
are
including
to
'of
Pittsburgh Steel warrants to buy 200,000 common
Shares at $17 a share any time before Jan. 1, 1979. Should Pittsburgh
Steel eventually issue four million common shares and the insurance
respectively.
(with four warrants, each
The offering will be made
the
subsidiaries
Service
and
advanced
company earlier said it would seek such am increase in the authorized
to raise $10,000,000 for the capital program.
7
7..
^
"
The new bonds will be sold to an insurance company, which also
fund
debentures
at $15
share
basis
,
sinking
offer
and
its
redemption of
(due 1965); $100,000
children's
purposes,
library
stock
N. Y., filed a regis¬
the SEC on Aug.
25 covering $1,000,000 of
debentures due 1976 (with attached five-year
series AA Warrants) And 100,000 shares of common
stock, to be of¬
fered for public sale in 10,000 units consisting of 10 common shares
statement
year
stock
and
Corp. (subsidiary) to be used to purchase, finance
and carry instalment and other sales contracts receivable and for
gen¬
eral working
capital purpose, and the balance for general coroorate
7
'%7
for
of
PuDUshers
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock (after giving effect to a recapitaliza¬
company
money
steel
from
■
This company of 499 Jericho Turnpike, Mineola,
tration
15
•.-.7,7'
used
fields
public sale
at
current
be
to
77
■
certain
to
.
Pair&gbh Pre-€ut Holmes, Inc.—Units Registered—
'•
be
were
hew
The
.
company. 7 :
Director,
in
company
Debentures
August
stockholders
company has outstanding
which
Anthony
Colasurdo,
a
22.4%,
the
in
provement program.
and
will
•
..
uHO.uOO oi bonds
the
common
Girard
President
bank
thereof
Aug. 29 the
development of Pakco's properties. Of the bal¬
finance
amount through underwriters
underwriters will receive a commis¬
common
into
/nationally
toward the improve¬
repayment of Pakco's
proceeds of which loan
ance,
approximately $2,500,000 will be loaned to or invested in its
subsidiary, Himco. These funds will be. used by Himco to retire out¬
standing bank debt in order to strengthen its ability to acquire public
and private debt capital for expansion purposes.
Approximately $1C0,-
principal
The
debenture
publishing books which are distributed in quantity on a wholesale basis,
selling books through door-to-u»ams «.nu financing sales made to
the consumer.
Of
the net
proceeds of this financing, $208,000 will
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Proposed Bond Financing—On
the
the
of
Inc.
$1,000
for sale
The
.
parent company,
through man¬
stock
100%
Co.
N, W., Washington, D. C.,
Aug. 29 covering $1,200,due 1967, to be offered
on
debentures
tures
1961 whereby the 27,782 common shares their out¬
changed to 430,621 new shares, and the 26,936 preferred
shares then, outstanding were changed to 13,468 hew common shares) ,
of
which Victor G.7 Anderson, President,, and Kay Anderson, Vic.ePresident, own beneficially 141,920 and 148,080 shares, respectively
(and 137,485 and 143,645 shares, respectively, of record). They, propose
to sell 50,000 shares each through the underwriters and 22,500 'shares
each
without underwriting.
The prospectus "list's
IT7other selling
stockholders who propose to sell (through the underwriters}" amounts
ranging from 78 to 4,400 shares, and 17 other holders who propose
to sell without underwriting amounts ranging from 46 to 4,129 shares.
$250,000
and
in
tion
subsidiaries
from
proceeds
properties
;amount
in
which,
of
approximately
plantation
the
in
of
Pakco
direction
The net
contracts.
plied
of
division
a
as
undertake
at
each
for
convertible
Five-Year
Mount Vernon, N. Y...
on
Aug. 29
covering
offered for
over-the-counter market
stock,
•
addition
standing
Ave.,
public offering price as related to the
agreed-upon going concern value of the acquired companies, At the
s&me time,
the stockholders of Pakco Plantation, Inc. are receiving,
as a
stock split, shares of the recapitalized company valued at the
public offering price as related to the agreed-upon value of Pakco
Plantation, Inc. After the consolidation the plantation business will
be
.
Bellevue
104
the
sold plus $13,500 for expenses.
the statement are 25,000 common shares which may be
by such of the holders of the company's Twelve percent
Debentures
(convercio.e)
*,no
elect to convert their deben¬
offered
company
operations.
In
-Hammonton, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 25 covering 310,000
shares
of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $11 per
share. The offering will .be made op. an all or none basis through
underwriters headed by Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke & French, which
Will receive a 99c per share commission. The registration statement
also includes 50,000 shares underlying five-ytwr warrants sold to the
principal underwriter at 10c each, exercisable at $10.90 per share,
r
The company
was organized
in 1960 for the purpose of actively
developing a tract r of land near Mays Landing, N. J., for large scale
production
of bluberries
and
to
a
lesser
extent,
cranberries
and
strawberries.
This
offering is made to the public as a part~oi a
consolidation and expansion program., undertaken bv< the management
ox
curb# consolidating chrp'd'rA'tlons—Pakco Plantation, Inc.
(Pakco),
Hammonton investment &
Mortgage
Co.
(Himco)
and Elliott and
Evans, Inc. (E&E). To acdoftiplish the program, Pakco, whose name
has bgen changed to Pakc'o Management and Development Co.
(here¬
inafter • called
Pakco
OR
the
has
been recapitalized
at
company)
1,000,000
shares
and,
simultaneously
with this 'public
offering,
is
acquiring all of the outstanding stock of Himco and E&E in exchange
of
pompany
sale
Roth &
$80
Also included
Co., which will receive a 90 cent per
registration statement
also includes 59,691
common
455,339 shares of common
MHiiiagieAieht & freveldpment Co.—Com. Reg'd
Faked
raised by
such construction program will be
additional securities.—V. 192, p. 1401.
of
subordinated
by
of
sion
is engaged in research and development in the field
of lenticular optics,
and in the commercial production and sale of
various items embodying unique processes utilizing lenticular screens.
Its products are currently sold domestically and internationally under
the
trade
mark "Vari-Vue." Net proceeds, from the company's sale
of additional stock, estimated at $216,600 will be used for. construc¬
tion of an addition to its building, to purchase and install additional
equipment for use in its electro-forming and plastic molding division,
for construction of specialized equipment Of its own design, and the
balance as working capital in connection with the proposed expansion,
on June 30,
with earnings equiva¬
are
of
prices..
The
for the fiscal year just ended,
expected to approximate $128,000,000,
lent to aboUt $1 per share.—V. 194, p. 533.
1961,
public
6%
headed
Towbin
The
shares
holders
market
$41,000,000 kraft linerboard mill-at Counce,
a
Packaging Corp.
the
by
America, on July
of American Box
merger
Unterberg,
E.
outstanding
52% of Tennessee River Pulp & Paper Co., which
Tenn. ;
company owns
recently opened
Safes
Corp.
three-company
a
Registered—
15th St., Denver, Colo., filed a registration
Aug. 25 covering $30,000,000 of first mort¬
on
company of 1106 Connecticut Ave.,
registi*ation statement with the SEC
a
of
of which 25,000 shares are
stock,
common
commission.
share
31,\1959, re¬
Board' Co., of
Rapids, Mich., Central Fibre Products Co./'of Quincy, 111., and
Formation
registration
C.
by
oi
sulted
Colorado—Bonds
of
complete
sale
000
to be of¬
fered for public sale by the company and 124,178 shares, being out¬
standing stock, by the holders thereof. The offering will be made at
$10 per share on an all or none basis through underwriters headed
is one of the nation's largest and most diVersi.ied pro¬
pulp and paperboard, corrugated container, folding cartons,
molded pulp products, and foam plastics for packaging.
It operates
52 plants, including eight paperboard mills, 22 container plants, nine
folding carton plants,
four plastics plants, and three molded pulp
plants.
the
to
and
filed
to
60 Kingsbridge Road East,
statement with the SEC
of
company
a
149,178 shares of
York
-
ducers
Co.
1991, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding,
The net proceeds from the bond sale will be available for
1961.
This
',7
corporation's
the
l-r""'--'-".'
Service
Publishers Cq., Inc.—Debentures Registered—
according to the pros¬
Pictorial Productions, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
accounts
.
Packaging Corp. of America—Common Listed—
both
inventory, repayment of a
and development,
adver¬
payable, general working
research
77;
required
issue
program to
increase the sale of
from the debenture sale, $139,602
•
non¬
construction estimated at $121,000,000 for the three years, 1961-63.
About $20,000,000 had been expended prior to July 1, 1961.
The balance
undertake an aggressive marketing
its product.
Of the net proceeds
will be used to retire a bank loan
and the balance for general working capital to finance sales promo¬
tion, develop new products and increase production.
■'/7%
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
396,675 shares of common stock, of which management officials
as
a
group own 4.3%
Kurtz M, Hanson is listed as president.
1
working capital in
additional
other
outlets.
new
pectus, to the length of time required to obtain acceptance by the
printing industry of its new process.
As a result, it had ah accumu¬
lated deficit of $5,574,548 as of May 31. It proposes to secure addi¬
tional
for
"Pride"
the
to
meat
horse
retail
to
under
foods
pet
frozen
and
gage bonds due
manufacture and sale
(under
of a recently developed machine
in part,
due.
2351.
This company, of 900
statement with the SEC
photographic type composition which-eliminates the use of con¬
ventional typesetting methods and equipment.
In the ten years since
1950
when
the company
commenced to assemble the necessary en¬
gineering and production staff for manufacture of the Photon ma¬
chine, the company as incurred heavy engineering and development
expenses.
In addition, sales to date have not enabled the company
operate
of
sells
food
Philadelphia corporation filed a registration statement with the
Aug. 24 covering 128,316 common shares, to be offered pursuant
Employees' Stock Purchase and Savings Plan.—V. 191,
on
Public
for
to
used
be
types
also
pet
$5
to the company's
$100
% 4':
,v'
is
company
exclusive
will
various
It
of
at
Proctor-Siiex Corp.—Files Stock Plan
This
-
amount of deben¬
debentures in ex¬
existing $150,000 note held by Arthur E. Spellissy, a
company has no commitment
for purchase of unsub¬
The
producers
Proceeds
of principal amount
aggregating
1969
aggregating
notes
company sells
"Hi-lo"
brands.
public sale
loan, additional machinery,
tising and sales promotion, trade
capital and operating expenses.
supplied
be
to
best
a
for
bank
registra¬
of $100
rate
Philadelphia filed a registra¬
29 covering 75,000 common
per share.
The offering will
efforts basis by Steven Investment Corp.
" 7 /
of 4408 Fairmount Ave.,
the SEC
on
Aug.
with
offered
oh
made
affiliated
Cambridge, Mass., filed a
date
be
to
The
and
Aug. 24 covering $1,785,000 of 5%
debentures due 1971.
It is proposed
debentures.
scribed
will pufcha.se the common shares being offered to it and will
directly 51% of the outstanding common stock of Pacific
(AT&T now' owns 90.25%
of the common and 78.17% Of
the preferred shares of Pacific Telephone). In March
1961 Pacific
Telephone's shareholders approved a plan to divide its business and
properties, under which plan a flew company, to be organized; for
that
purpose, would
own -and
operate the business in Washington,
'Oregon and Idaho. The company, Pacific Northwest, was organized
"under #asMrtgtoh
law in March 1961, and Pacific Telephone pur¬
chased for cash 10,000 of its common shares for $110,000. Pursuant
to
the
plan, and in connection with the transfer of the properties,
Pacific
Northwest assumed the liabilities
(with certain exceptions)
6f Pacific Telephone in connection with the business in Washington,
Oregon and Idaho. The cost on the books of Pacific Telephone of
the assets trans.erred, less the amounts of liabilities
assumed, was
■$576,936,477. Pacific Northwest issued to Pacific Telephone, in con¬
sideration for the transfer, 30,450,000 common shares and its 4V2%
demand note in the principal amount of $200,000,000. W. W. Straley
as
be
Mr. Green¬
11.04%, re¬
Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
statement
shares
amount of such notes for $100 principal
The company is also offering $150,000 of
■director.
own
listed
due
notes
demand
tures.
NorthwCst
is
company
principal
phone
then
Pride
This
tion
f
,
subscription at 100%.
at
record
The
convertible
vertible
7
Isadore H. Bellis, Vice-President, and Dean Samitas & Co.
81,000, 54,000 and 15,000 shares, respectively, and propose to
6,000, 4,000 and 15,000 shares, respectively.
7,
own
sell
of debentures for each
by amendment.
will also issue debentures in exchange for its outstanding
held.
The
the
by
'
Debenture
on
income
stockholders
5%
stock, part of 30,460,000 outstanding shares,
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., the company's
Pacific Telephone shareholder ox record on Sept. 20,
standing shares of common
All
SEC
the
subordinated
shares
40
with
such debentures for
offer
to
by'common
regis¬
a
17,459,490 out-
covering
25
Aug.
on
filed
Wash.,
has
company
;
58 Charles St.,
of
company
statement
convertible
•
the
standing
stock
Photon, Inc.—Proposes
This
.
Co.—Com. Reg'd—
Northwest Bell Telephone
Pacific
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company hasr out¬
150,000 shares of common stock, of which Morton N. Stern,
purposes.
-
common
spectively, of the 401,974 shares.
,
This
.
President,
j
"
outstanding
•
>
Uras acquired from another stockholder for $1,004 in cash.
hauff and Adela Greenhauff, Secretary, own 75.32%< and
>
of additional stock of a
vV7%
77;7:: 7;7';%
proceeds are to be used for acquisition
J 7 7'. v;
•: ■.
The
subsidiary.
'
indebtedness,
certain
advertising and in¬
where it is presently
Greenhauff, President, in exchange for 99.8% of the
of that company; and the balance of such stock
Daniel
cluding
Reg. A covering 500,000
for subscription by stock¬
share, without underwriting.
-
10 cents per
holders at
to
"outstanding
corporation oh Aug. 18, 1961 filed a
shares (par one cent) to be offered
The
common
local
expanding
states.
stock (after giving effect to a recapitaliza¬
tion in June 1960
whereby the 10 common shares then outstanding
were
exchanged for 333,600 new common shares I. The outstanding
shares include an
additional 68,374 shares which have been or are
to be issued to certain stockholders of U. S. Financial Co., Inc., in¬
appointed registrar for the
50 cent-par-value stock,—V. 194, p. 745.
r
common
addition
In
/'.-Vr
-
of
purpose
adjacent
in
401,974 shares of
has been
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
The
and
operating
tyhich Merwin L.
own
the
for
creasing the number of sales offices in the states
has
company
.
I
The
company
is
engaged
in
the
business
of
sellhig
custom
built
swimming pools and, in
providing financing services, for, its. cus¬
tomers, installment purchase contracts and for othejr:wdrkihgJ capital
for
of
the.
company
additional
by
stock,
others.
Net proceeds, from the company's sale
estimated"
at
$320,000,
Will
part to
pay bank loa($146,000), and the balance to carry additional cus¬
tomers' installment purchase contracts and for other workin. capital
be
used
in
Shares
■
„
7
7-
Merrill Lynch,.Pierce, Fenv>v^?.r
Smith Inc.s,j-;—i 51.000
Co.,
Inc.________
9,000
Smith, Barney, & Co. Inc._
9,000
*
-
Shares
-
Eastman
■
Dillon, Union Se-
zLv—-
8,000
8,000
Weeks_____
8,000
curities &*Co.*
Hal'lgarten & Co.
Hornblower
&
Continued
on
page
51
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6087
194
Name of Company
Commercial
tables.
announcements
the
In
first
second
in which
table
Then
show
we
the
an¬
$5.50
payments previ¬
Coosa
payment date.
of Company
Electric
Share
Corp.
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph
___
7c
9-25
22V2c
10-10
.
Inc.,
B '
Class
Cummins
9-12
(quar.)___
Corp.
dividend—i
Stock
of Rec.
Davies
3
10-
11-
1
10-16
35c
10-
2
9-
8
Delaware
Aetna
Life
40c
10-
2
9-
8
Depositors
2%
__
.__.
(initial
Akron,
Canton
&
Power
$4
Corp.,
10-15
American
4V2%
American
Forest
American
Amphol
Home
Petroleum,
American
Dierks
9-
8
Dominion
Foundries
&
9-
8
Dominion
Glass
Ltd.,
6%
preferred
American
Oil
Apco
to
Driver-Harris
2
9-
8
9-15
9-
9-11
10-
will
(quar.)
held
be
split the
23
shares
common
Eastern
9-12
Economy Baler ,Co.
Smelting
Arkansas
(quar.)__
Power
&
6-15
Electrical
9-
7
Ex-Cello-O Corp.
10-
2
9-
v
15c
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
50c
9-14
9-
7
First
,
(quar.)__
$1.08
10-
2
9-15
(quar.)
$1.37
10-
2
9-15
Gas
Rubber
'i__;
Arundel
Corp.
Arwood
12VaC
preferred
Avalon
5%
series)
First
First Trenton
9-15
2
12-
9-
1
5
9-30
9-
1
9-30
9-
Fraser
1'37 V2C
9-30
9-
1
$43 %c
9-30
9-
1
6%
preferred
(1901 series)
$37 V2C
.9-30
9-
1
B-G
Foods,
Babcock
Inc.
Wilcox
&
Baltimore
(quar. I
Gas
25c
9-
35c
28c
$1.12 Va
____________
Co.-
—
9-
4.V2%
iquar.)_
preferred
B
>___—
8
preferred C (qqar.).———uBangor & Aroostook RR. I quar.
Barber
Oil
Barton's
Corp.
9-
2
9-11
10-
2
9-15
(stock
Stock
to
held
be
10-
2
9-15
10-
2'
1-2-62
12-
8
10-31
10-
6
1%
10-31
10-
6
25c
10-
____
including
shares.
These
preferred
Corp.
Benrus
List
Stores
5%
9-15
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
12 VaC
9-
6c
(initial)
Casket
Co,,
$63%
(quar,)
(quar.>___.
4
9-
7
9-15
Inc.
'
9T
•
1
1"
9-
*
$25c
9-29
$50c
9-
8
9-11
9-11
at
.
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
"
9-30
10-
..
stockholders
of
Calgary
Power,
Ltd.,
preferred
4%
5%
preferred
Stock
10-
HOc
10-14
10-
2
9-
2
9-
Canada
Dry
$4.25
Corp.,
preferred
"Canadian
1
$$1.25
Celanese
Corn,
4V2%
7%
Century
Cham.berlin
mon
payment
Full
Clarage
Colorado
5V2%
pfd.
(No
Corp.-
this
25c
9-30
9-
8
9-21
9-
6
&
62 VaC
1%
'
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
9-30
Co.
taken
(N.
on
9-15
9-
7c
—
r_
(quar.)
B
9-15
30c
:
9-25
9-15
15c
9-29
9-14
_:—
common
25c
9-29
5
9-15
62 VaC
9-30
9-
9-30
9-
8
Dental
preferred
(quar.)___
Commercial
Metals
omitted
this
$1.25
.
(quar.).
Mfg.,. common
(Common
time)
(quar.)
____.
__.
payment
10-
2
9-15
10-
2
9-
9-15
10-
/ 9-29
9-11
9-
$25c
10-16
9-15
Investment
Investment
(Walter
Co.
M.)
Corp.,
Co.
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.
I
<quar.)__
(quar.)
common
1
20c
9-29
9-13
87 y2c
9-29
9-13
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
^
9-29
9-13
preference
B
(quar.)_^
$1.37%
9-29
9-13
preference
B
(quar.)_
$1.12 V2
9-29
9-13
37 Vac
9-29
9-13
:
•___
v
Machine
1st
i
Co
50c
Structural Steel,
preference
B
(quar. U—
8
Mastic
W.)
-
No
B
Middle
9-1
Mine
10-30
9-30
4%
.
-
10-
1
9-
1
9-
7
9-
1
Co.,
9-29
8-31
$6c
9-29
8-31
$1
9-15
9-
$1.50
9-
2
8-24
$1.50
10-
2
9-21
9-26
9-12
common.
(quar.)
common
on
payment
15c
8-18
15c
9-
5
8-31
10-
5
10-
1
9-
(N.
5
9-
.
in
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
'*
1
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
36V4C
10-
2
1
20c
10-
1
10-
1
!
9-
2
A
9-
5
9-30
9-
9-22
9-12
9-
8
9-15
9-
1
10-
1
Trust
10-15
9-11
8-30
11-
1
10-
2
9-15
8-22
10-
6
(Common
payment
2
9-12
10-
2
9-
1
8-22
11-
1
10-24
Co;
(N.
Inc., common
preferred (quar.),>._•.
class A
11-
1
9-29
11-
1
9-29
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-
9-29
9-15
5
25c
10-
2
9-15
56'Ac
10-
2
9-15
9-25
9-11
18c
;
9-25
9-11
Light
&
Co.
8-31
9-30
9-15
$l5c
9-30
9-15
47Vic
common
(quar.)_
-___
Securities, preferred
9-28
$15c
•
gc
10-14
$1
< s-a)
50c
1010-
1
Breweries,
International
Parts,
4 Vi %
1
10-
2
9-18
9-
8
Common
com.
Fund,
9-15
11-15
American
Brass
investment
income)
Land
(quar.)____'
Peden
taken
(quar.)__
&
Ferfex
Corp.
income
4%
and 9c
3
10-13
1
9-15
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$37Vic
10-
2
9-
5
(quar.)
x$$1.75
10-
2
9-
5
xl3/4%
xiy4%
xlV4%
10-
2
9-
10-
2
9-
5
10-
2
9-
5
xlVi%
10-
2
9-
5
10-
quar.)___
._
1
9-15
5%,
1
9-15
5%
preferred
D
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
6%
preferred
E
(quar.)i
jeannette
Glass
Johnson
Service
Junction
Bit
&
1
9-20
9-
6
9-15
8-15
20c
9-12
9-
pfd.
7%
(quar.)_I
Inc.
Express
9-
8
12V2C
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
$$1.75
11-15
10-16
10-
1
9-15
(quar,)____
9-13
9-
6
15c
9-21
9-
8
(quar.)
12 Vac
10-
9-19
2
9-29
10-13
9-29
2
9-15
9-25
9-11
$22 Vac ?
(quar.)
(stock
28 Vac
$1.50
dividend)___.
(quar.)
4%
10-
9-
8
12 VaC
(No
9-29
9-15
25c
9-10
9-
1
5
action
(quar.)
1
."_
(quar.)
from
,
—
common
registered
Adrs.
&
(Del.)
9-15
9-
1
5
25c
9-11
9-
1
12c
9-28
9-
8
9-
8
15c
9-29
10-16
11-
33 % %
27 Vac
9-19
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
stock split
8-18
2
9-15
9-29
9-15
$50c
9-29
9-
$57c
10-16
9-20
$75c
10-16
9-20
75c
10-
2
9-11
17 Vac
10-
2
9-15
25c
2-for-l
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Canada
(A
1
Ord.
—
Ltd.
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
.'
proposed)
9-15
$1.75
preferred
Corp.,
5
10c
97 Vac
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Participating preferred (quar.)
Pratt
& Lambert,
Inc. (quar.)
Progress Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
of
9-
Chicago Ry.—
'
Co.
9-
9-15
$1
(increased quar.)
K.)
9-
9-15
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
9-15
net
(quar.)—;
Wayne
10c
35c
$1.02Va
12 Vac
—
(Lg*. Island)
(quar.)
Corp.
been
9-12
9-15
40c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
(H.
Power
5
9-22
25c
10-
9-21
9-
8
5
has
.
5
(increased
preferred
9-
40c
(quar.)__
Ltd..,Ord.
Stock
Purex
Public Service, Ltd.—
9-15
9-12
investment
from realized capital gains)
preferred
Porter
10-
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
Ft.
Plough, Inc.
11-
2
20c
Co.
preferred
Plessey,
8
10-
9-30
(quar.)__'___J__r_.
Service
Morris,
Common
50c
37 V2C
Fund "(6c
preferred
3.90%
9-22
9-30
(quar.)
Gas
Pittsburgh,
9-22
1
15c
(initial)
Philadelphia
Philip
1
11-
common
Corp.
Petrolane
11-
50c
Products Corp.
Metal
9-22
20c
3
____I_I__
& Telegraph
preferred
4.10%
8
10-
1_
(quar.)
Aggregates
Steel
1
$15c
(Pgh.)
Transportation
&
11-
9-12
____$o 3281 'A
common___
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
Jamacia
Inc. ' (quaf.)
payment at this time)
Pennsylvania Engineering
Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common (quar.)
9-
$1.20
preferred
6
$1.37'/2
I
(quar,)
Tubes
Ltd..
on
9-
40c
'4.80%
9-
Ltd.—
Products,
Mortgage
Peninsular
9-30
8-31
35c
(quar.)
Brush
Iron
9-30
82Vic
(quar.)-____—;
(quar.)
9-12
(quar.)_
Intermountain
7%
$1.083/4
preferred
preferred
9-12
9-30
(quar.)__
1__
Telephone
4V2%
4.35%
9-30
preferred
1
& Light-
3.30%
9-12
$1.25
Inc.,
preferred
Cement
9-
1
9-30
(quar.)_
Steel
Fibre
2
9-
85c
90c
common
Sugar
10-
12Vic
9-12
3
(quar.)
&
Co.
conv.
9-13
:
20c
$1.12Vi
9-30
9 7 Vac
Aviation
Airlines,
Railway
1
--
45c
(quar.)_
preferred
75c
(quar.)
£-11
(quar.)I
com.
(quar.)
preferred
10-
Fund, Inc.
Inc.
(quarterly
10-
9-15
Gas,
preferred
43%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(Ind.i,
9-29
11-30
Services
Selective
net
Co.
10c
15c
(quar.)__
Diversified
Power
(reduced)—
(initial)
A
preferred
Corp.
preferred
Investors
Iowa
7%
Textbook
Finance
Inc.
class
9-11
2
£-14
9-12
Illinois
Perini
__
2
10-
£-32
Parmelee
9-12
18c
10-
9-30
Palomar
9-15
$1.75
_•_
$1.18%
$1,311/4
Page-Hersev
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-1
(quar.)
6%
10c
J.)_____._
8
9-20
9-30
Pacific
25c
Baking
9-
9-15
$1.21V4
Pacific
35c
__
1
10-14
10c
(quar.)
Ox
37Vic
__•
10-
$15c
preferred
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)________
common
27c
1
9-30 '
•
(quari)
7-21
$1.02'/a
9-12
omitted
"
1
(quar.)
Opelika Mfg.
10-
10c
(quar.)
9-
9-
(quar.)_.
Ontario
40c
^____
9-15
9-14
9-15
60c
Oneida, Ltd., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
433/oc
:
9-20
2
2
$1.09
Republic Insurance
Olympia Brewing Co
56'/4C
common
1
1010^
preferred
Olokele
9-13
$3
10-
65c
76c
.
Old
•
"
(quar.)
35c
$15c
preferred
6%"
10-. 3
15c
45c
(Conn.)-—
,
Mines—
(quar.)
Okanagan Helicopters,
9-18
$1.50
35c
&
•
,30c
(quar. )
Oahu
9-22
25c
quar.)
;
8
6c
,
Boston (.
Copper
preferred
5 50%
35c
,____
8-28
rno
;,B&,pk ,.of
Co.'___l__:
preferred
Northern
10c
(quar.)______
9-15
8
Rutherford
Yorker
5'A%
(quar.)_-
9-11
Orleans Public Service—^
5.25%
9
Ltd.—'
(quar.)_,
of
(quar.)_________r._,^_(',
shares
Northwest
class
9-
9-15
9-25
5c
Power, 5.40%'preferred
(quar.)____
Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)
Jersey Aluminum Extrusion, cl. A (quar.)
North
(quar.)_-__
Bank
Ltd.
on
preferred B (quar.)—„—
preferred C
(quar.)—
9-30
Grocers,
American
9-15
9-29
4.85%
payments
(Canada),
Corp.
International
\.7%
$1.75
Community
(quar.)—
Nchanga Consolidated
5 %■
10-
8c
4.10%
10-13
2
.
3.90%
9-15
9-15
10-31
8
35c
Magazine, Inc._
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,
3.40% preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred
(quar.)__
9-15
9-15
12 VaC
J,),
4.36%
9-15
9-12
9-30
(Boston)
43A %
10-
10-
Fund
Cement
New
£-27
.
-
Shawmut
New
9-
1%
Nevada
9-15
10-
8
9-22
(quar.)
National
New
10-
9-
12 VaC
:
(quar.)_
Nazareth
5
tfiiUHuibDrf
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Securities
National
AQr. ,1
Corp.
Brass
National
.
9-15
20c
Mfg.
9-15
5
9-15
8-30
(Philip), Inc. (see Philip Morris).
Mutual
9-
2
9-11
20C
(John)
Co.
2
10-
15c
Tile
&
10-
26 V2C
(quar.)__,
Mfg. Iquar.___
Auto Equipment Co. (stock dividend)
New
preferred
Interstate
1
at
Co.-—
Utilities, Inc.
Appliances
Murphy Corp.
9-26
52c
Capital
Fund
(6c
from
capital
3c from investment income)
International
8
$19C
(increased
5c
South
Morton
(Phila.)
(quar.)
International 'Silver,
8-31
!
taken
Safety
Morris
7
10-
,
Co., common
(quar.)
Power
8-31
9-29
quar.)
—
Monarch
35c
and
Indianapolis
£-29
$r,c
Corp
8-31
37'/2c
taken
(quar.)__—
Inter-Ocean
9-
$19c
(quar.)______-
action
9-1
31'Ac
-
(quar.)____
preferred
Bank
(Harvey),
9-22
9-15
Metropolitan Brick Co.—
9-20
.
Industries
conv.
2
$$1.25
Paper, class A (quar.)___
Bancorporation
preferred
10-
Ltd.—
___.
Marshall-Wells
8-31
2
$1.12V2
10-
(quar.)_____
preferred
31V.C
8-31
50c
9-20
60c
(quar.)
Hardart
•Common
payment
(quar.)__,-■*
9-15
.
Gas," Ltd.
&
gains
7%
common
9-11
$4
Angeles
Extra
8
68 %c
time)
Gas,
1
Class
17c
.
Group (quar.)
__L———!:
from
—
10-
Mueller
(quar,)______
Finance
Investors
i
(quar.)
$1.28%
Extra
*
(quar.)_
preferred
com¬
.
Interstate
at
5
Y.) (quar.)
Iron, 5%-pfd. A (quar.)__
preferred
5.35%
Columbus
9-
(quar.)___
(quar.)__,
Bottling
action
at
9-15
this time)
at
preferred
Colorado
8
8
(s-a)
on
Corp
Fuel
8
9-
9-
.___
Co.
9-
1
15c
taken
Y.)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
______
;_
9-30
9-25
9-11
(qnar.)______________
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
9-18
1
.__
5%
action
1
9-30
11-
9-11
H
preferred
25c
25c
action
Rubber
Sugar Corp.,
Class
1
10-
(quar.)
America,
5%
Hubbell
9-15
10-
■■__
(No
Trencher
Coca-Cola
7%'
of
O'Nuts
Fan
Cable
Cleveland
5%
Co.
Corp.
9-
10c
dividend
Stock
Chemway
*
$1.12 Va
(quar.)—
Products
Holly
$2.25
8-25
$1.75
Co.
Co.
1
9-11
MacLafen Power &
9-15
9-30
1
9-11
1
1
1%
time)
Houdaille
9-15
10-
3">c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Electric
Vac'
50c
:
8
9-
6c
Corp.,*common
Ftirnace
this
Horn
9-12
10-1
$45c
___.*
America,-common
A* (quar.)___.
preferred
Certain-Teed
Chock
1
(quar.)
Foundry
Central
Clark
of
preferred
2nd
1
1
10-
$75c
;_
Inc.
and
preferred
Imperial
$2
-
Oil,
Quarterly ___!
9-
9-15
40c
preferred
Extra
Ltd.—
Resources,
9-20
27V2C
(N.
__J
d—______
National Bank (Pa.) (quar.)
Honolulu
9-15
2
9-
1
1
Morreli
pfd.
(No
:
preferred
Home
9-12
9-15
10-
$1.06 y4
(s-a)
Records
9-
9-30
-
;
25c
;___—
2
9-30
35c
Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce—
Capital
'
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Husky
4%
.
*
10-
40c-
(quar.)__
common
Collieries
preferred
•5%
Canadian
J.)
(N.
^
1
10-
•••••
9-15
10-
1
8
60c
National
Holland
9-15
$$1
•
(2-for-l-split)__
Corp.
Co>
6
$$1.12 V2
!______—_____________
Packing
Trust
5
9-
$1.50
2nd
Varnish
Heppenstall Co.,
5
____
-
10c
$1.25
10-
Mid-West Abrasive
*
(quar.)
Printing Co.
(Geo.
7%
2
•____
(quar.)
common
(quar.)•_____.,
dividend.
Camden
10-
1
7
(quar.
S-
9-29
5c
Quarterly.
et
California Consumers Corp..California
11-
9-15
10-
$30c
Inc.
Corp.
Management,
Hartford
approval
(quar.)
preferred
4>/a%
Oct.
to
9-15
1
10-
8c
Exchange Bank
&
Corp.
■
9-18
10-23
10c
subject
split
and
(s-a)
(quar.)________^___;
Co.
Calorific
Helme
_
8
1
10-
(quar.)__-_
D
9-
10-
$1.08%
Ohio
F.)
Hazelton
$1.12 Va
B
9-22
30c
$1.08%
5%
$$i
conv.
Harsco
10-
lnc
-
(extra)
Corp.
stock
Tire
(W.
6%
at this time)
Industries
Co.
common
Rapids
4'/a%
(3-for-l
income
Inc,$-(Minn.)
Corn
this time)
Harris
'
_
Mfg.,
4Va%
pfd.
(quar.)______i
Byllesby (H. M.) & Col (2-for-l stock split)
9-18
50c
A "(quar.)__________
Co.
Rarnischfeger
i
9-
9-30
10c*"
cl. A (quar.)*
B (quar.)
__
.
preferred (quar..)_-___j;
!__~i__:._
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (No action taken on com¬
i
Hamilton
10c
4%,
Cadre
(quar.)
__—
the
Goodyear
Hall
9-15
7
20c.
$.3593%
$1.06 Va
.6%
<quar.)___
Brewing
Grand
7
.9-30
«
20c
29
.
(quar.
Extra
9-16
15c
Quarterly
9-15
9-20
Aug.
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
9-12
9-15
9-29
,62 V2C
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.,
,
'
8-21
$28%c
Butler
1
•
8
9-
15c
1
CO
1
(quar.);
Marine
(quar.)
Trust
Goebel
~
_9- 5
10-
9-21
(quar.)
Class
10-
55c
(quar.)—
voting
Parts
both
■30c
Corp.. (quar.)__
____
______•
British American
Banknote, Ltd.
(quar.)
Brockway Glass Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
!__
payment
dividend
preferred
Girard
9-
5
10-1
5 Vi %
35c
preferred
Genesco,
10-25
c
15c
-
Co.
common
9-11
2
9-30
5c
Associates,
(initial-quar.)
-
11-15
31V4C
1
pfd.
10-
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Quarterly
12-
9-
this time.
Products
Genuine
9
9-26
9-18
$0,038
regis.
Brass
mon
9-30
10-11
'
80c
$6
Ltd.—
Ordinary
(T. C.) & Co., Ltd.,
preferred, (quar.)
Bristol
.
&
2
10-
(quar.)_
receipts
(quar.)_
Paper, '5Va%
Burial
(C.)
10-
60c
8
E
$6
N. J.)—
—
(quar.)
General Waterworks Corp.—
.
Ire.
Mersey
Boyertown
40c
84 %c
$1.12 V2
Reproducers,
deposit
Publishing
Bowaters
Brewer
Petroleum
Sound
American
River,
(quar.)—
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$4.50
7 VaC
2
9-
3Va %
9-20
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Gehefal Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
5.80%
preferred (quar.)_______—
become
__________
8
2
10-
F
MacKinnon
$1.25
plan.
(quar.)_
payment deferred
Products (quar,)
preferred
McKay
preferred
General
__
com.
preferred
McCrory
9-15
2
25c
-
General
9-15
1
B
(quar.)___
Co.
Western
Birmingham
Bright
would
tquar.)____
Watch
Billups
Bond
class
Co., common
(quar.)__^_
preferred (quar.)______
conv.
4Va%
Blue
the
of
45c
Corp.—
dividend
Securities,
Shale
$2.40
pro-
a
10-
.,
capital stock,
the
under
on
8
of
$1.40
Foods
3%%
Bendix
split
shares
shares
common
Beatrice
2-for-l
a
9-14
special meeting
a
September
series of changes in
posed
;
in
9-15
2%
___
8
9-
10-
$34 Vac
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
•
Lowney
5
9-
9-29
25c
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37V2
preferred
(quar.SO^sC
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)r_;__r_r____^_—
62 »/2c
General Telephone Col 'of MicWgan—,'.*t
$1.35 preferred (quar.)_—
33S/4C
7 Vac
dividend)-
vote at
late
9-
2
10-
'
37 Vac
General
9-29
Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.)
__
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.-Stockholders will
9-20
'15c
_____
(quar.)
capital gains
Loan, 5% pfd.
Refractories
General
10c
Corp.
(quar.)_.
dividend—_
1
9-
pay¬
10c
Eank_(N. J.)
Ltd.
(stock
common
General
1
8-
10-
$1'
a_____
Candy
9-12
7 VaC
investment
preferred
New
*
4%
5%
Los
Laboratory
Geheral
quar.V____________L.<i.is
9-
50c
$1.12 'A
(quar.)__
4.35%- preferred
4.35% preferred
Contract Finance
5Va%
Electric—
&
15c
(quar.)
Companies,
General
Coihmon-(increased
net
.Common
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
9-29
8
1
(increased)
Loan
4y4%
9-26
17.
National
long-term
General
"
4C
A
Monroe
(quar.)____
(quar.)__:
________
1
6
10-
5Vs%
2
10-13
1
preferred
income-——"
8
quar.)
(Toms
Finance &
Franklin
preferred
investment
999-
45c
Liberty Records (quar.)_
Long Island Lighting—
—
Growth Fund—
from
3c
11-15
7%
From
Oct.
Co.
Southern
Florida
$34%c
quar.)
9-
10-
57VaC
5
8
6%
(initial
5
::
Quarterly,
9-
t3iy4c
(quar.)__
6
9-
Quarterly ——___:
Pennsylvania Tanking & Trust (Phila.)
9-15
9-15
$55c
pfd.. ^quar.)_1
Ltd.,
9-
9-11
$35c
(quar.)^
Bank
National
frcm
(1959
9-11
9-14
First
Ltd.—
(s-a)—_____:
Telephone,
preferred
5,/2%
9-25
time)
Corp.
9-20
Co.—
on
5a.4%
$17 Vac
(quar.).'
(quar.)
Products
9-
2
10-
5c
__.
Wholesalers,
5Va%
10-
35c
(quar,)
2
9-20
35C
(quar.)_i_________c:
Corp.____.
Atlantic
10-
$1.18
Ti_
(quar.)__:
Co.
9-15
(quar.)
pfd.
—
(quar.)
Western
9-30
Fanny Fr.rmer Candy Shops (quar.)_
Fans'eel Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)_„__
Fibreboard Paper Products (quar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co.* (N. Y.) (quar.)_
First Insurance Co.
(Hawaii)
preferred
preferred
Ltd.
9-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Fink
Liberty
15c
Family Finance Corp. (increased quar.)
2-for-l stock split subject- to approval
2
preferred
Arkansas
9-11
7 Vrc *
7%
1
9-15
4Vi%
9-15
9-30
4.32%
Armstrong
Steel
8
<fe
9-20
,
7
:___
Light—
Action
Lehn
9-
(quaro
Co.
8
2
5.48%
4.72%
Steel
9-
2Va-for-l
a
5
8-30
9-28
(quar.
(initial
Corp.
10-
basis
Apex
Lime
<Oc
meeting
proposal to
on
9-
1
(John)
Blower
40c
(quar.)
this
at
8-25
-special
a
10-
Lau
4Vi%
Mfg.,
Louisville
*~i fin
:
on
9-15
$1.25
(quar!)
Me.)
9-15
10-
5
35c
(quar.)__
'(Action on common
deferred
ment
stockholders
Oct.
on
Mfg.
Co.
$0,225
-
preferred
a
9-
(quar.):
Co.
$1.50
I
_l_
at
9-15
(quar.)__
Company
Edgecomb
(nnov
Co.,
vote
Kroehler
1
$1
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
8
Inc.—
2
10-
30c
ordinary—
;
6%
8
9-
8
30c
Corporation—
Directors
:
9-15
10-
~
(quar.)_
Tobacco Co.,
American
2
$1.12Va
t'1 15c
common
Stamping
9-15
'
2
(monthly)
&
Stamping
Forests,
Donaldson
10-
25c
hnmmnn
Co.,
Casket
Detroit
(quar.)
receipts
Pn
8
9-
9-30
30c
pfd.
Industries
Detroit
_______
Ltd.—
deposit
Giiiiff
Snuff
mofioon
American
9-
9-30
9-15
10-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Corp.
9-15
1
$1.25
(resumed)
Cement
9-26
70c
Chemical
1
Corp.
Kimberly-Clark
2
Portland
15c
(Augusta,
8
(increased)_____
Products
9-15
10-
50c
25c
Trust
9-
(quar.)
Products
Keystone
9-15
9-30
10-
$1.41
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)__^—
Co. (quar-. i_____________
Ltd.
9-15
9-15
9-30
26c
preferred (quar.)!
preferred
(quar.)__
4%c
5%
9-15
1
Factors,
1
9-29
Ltd
Co.,
Co!
9-30
1
American
&
Iron,
9-11
10-
Express
H.)
Hudson
&
10-15
10-
American
10-
12 Vac
(quar.)
50c
$1
preferred
$5
(quar.)
$5.65
9-15
50c
30c
(quar.)_r____-.—$1.50
Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)__
50c
preferred-
9-18
1
com.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
36'Ac
$1.43%
Gas,
17 VaC
42Vic
preferred
$6
3
10-
L—
Malleable
Detrex
9-15
RR.__.
Inc.
10-
-(quar.)
(quar.)______
Institute
System
Dayton
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
$1.37 V2
(s-ai—______
Youngstown
Hamilton
Allegheny
5
12Vac
quar.)—,—_
Alexander
America
(quarr)
-
pfd.-A
55c
common
(Theo.
11-
28c
:
preferred
When
Share
$1.46
20c
(quar.)
•
Co.
5%%
Corp.,
Kansas-Nebraska
Labatt
Mfg., 5'/2%
preferred <accum.)__
Casualty & Surety (quar.)!
Inc.
5
9-5
Company
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engine
Aetna
Aileen,
9-
9-15
Kaiser
9-13
Aeronca
Insurance
10-13
30c
11
Per
Name of
5
(quar.)_
common
Newsprint
9-
$40c
(quar.)
Rubber_________
Company
Culligan,
Holders
Payable
&
River
Crane
When
Per
Acme
Tire
9-29
(quar.)
Co.
Products
Baking,
preferred
Cooper
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name
Rock
Continental
Ltd.
Corp..
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)___l__
Corp.
Rendering
Consolidated
follow with
we
Paper
Consolidated
dividends
Share
Solvents
Consolidated
two separate
the
all
nounced during the current week.
a
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
(959)
Co.,
Co.
7%
;
(Stock
(quar.)
dividend)
2
9-30
9-16
5%
10-15
9-15
Racine
$1.20
Hill
Apartments,
pfd.
$1.75
Reliance Electric
Rhodes
(accum.)__
Hydraulics & Machinery, common—
preferred A (quar.)—.
——-—
& Engineering
9-15
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Tool'Co.
Prospect
Western
Richardson
(Calif.)
(The)
Co
(qqar.)
(quar.)
$3.75
15c
10-
2
10-
5
9-15
9-20
30c
9-30
9-20
45c
10-31
10-16
25c
10-
25c
2
9-29
9-
8
9-15
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(960)
(quar.)
.
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)_____
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5%% preferred
Ruberoid Company
(quar.)
5%
Acadia-Atlantic
20c
9-11
8-31
$1
9-15
J20c
27%c
$1.25
9-30
10- 2
94 5
9-15
9-15
10- 2
20c
10- 2
J$0.3281% 10- 1
50c
9-20
9-15
9-14
9-7
9- 8
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Rochester Telephone, com. (increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Snare
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Common
$1.20
Adirondack
Aeroquip
Louis
Savannah
Electric
series
4.36%
B
Scott
Williams,
&
Leather
Seton
Simplex
Co
Wire
A
Corp.
(J.
Co.,
Southern
6%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
Co.,
common-.-.
(quar.)
Oil
Penn
(extra)
Co.
common
prefemd
5%
South
:
Hungerford)
Atlantic
South
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Paper
5%%
(quar.)—
Rayon,
class
Smith
Co.,
Ltd., class A
5% prior pfd.
Simpsons-Sears,
5%-
(reduced)
Inc. (quar.)
Cable
&
Pattern
Skenandoa
(quar.)
Co.
Canada
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Power,
participating
__
(quar.)—;
preferred
Participating
Southern
.
Railway
Mobile
Southwest
4%
Natural
$6
preferred A
Spalding (A. G.)
Gas
ctfs.
trust
Co.,
&
$2
(s-a)
Inc.
Bros,
Corp.,
Company
(quar.)
Sterling
Brewers
(quar.)
& Shop,
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Chemical
Sun
preferred
Inc.
$4.50
._
Corp.
preferred
Sunbeam
Corp.
9-15
10- 2
10- 2
10-2
11-
15c
—
Inc.,
10- 2
9-29
$1.13
42Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
B
Texas
Fund,
vestment
capital
(quar.)
„___
(quarterly
Inc.
of
plus
from
59c
&
Betts
Ltd., class A (s-a)_
Realty & Construction (quar.)
Shipyards Corp. (quar.)
Todd
Torrington
Co.
(quar.)
Transue
Williams
&
Quarterly
Twentieth
Stock
__j
Forging
____.
Corp.—
Film
Maintenance Corp.
proval
Bag-Camp
Union
Pacific
4%
■
:
RR.,. common
preferred
non-cum.
7 Union
Texas
Class
B
Natural
Allied
Alpha
Aluminum
$3.75
5%
Co.
6%
5
S.
U.
American
American
Fund
income
from
(8c
plus
Merchants
S.
Can
American
8%
Chiclq, Co.
American
Felt
9-22
9- 8
American
6%
9-
9-30
Norman
$2.28
9-11
9-15
Class
12%c,
10-13
9-29
Van
Waters
9-30
30c
11- 1
10- 2
9-
8
Preferred
Viau,
Ltd.
Victor
(accum.)
9-
Waldorf
Reed,
class
System,
Walnut
Grove
Warner
Bros
Welded
A
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Inc.
American
American
International
9-14
American
Investment
9-15
1
9-20
9-
Tube
(quar.)
I__
(quar.)
Special
Welsbach
:___
West
Insulator
West
Ohio
Gas,
West
Penn
Power,
4%%
new
preferred
preferred
B
4.10%
preferred
C
West
Texas
5%
5%
conv
Gas
pfd.
10-12
9-15
9-
9-15
9-1
2
9-5
10-
1952
series
Meter
9-25
American
Motors
9-25
American
8
9-20
$4 preferred A
9-20
$5 special preferred
American
5%
4c
10-13
10-
2
-
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-157
2
9-. 8
American
Stores
$1.25
10-
2
9-
American
States
10-
8
2
Class
9-
5
10-
1
1
8-25*
10-
1
8-25
25c
—;
10-11
f4c
9-30
9-
give
the
dividends
announced
in
in
Anchor
the
Industries, Inc.
Inc.
Stores
preferred
Abitibi
Power
Abrams
(A.
&
(quar.)__
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62%c
common
(quar.)
:_
(quar.)
Paper,
R.), Inc.(
9-29
9-
9-15
8-24
45c
$1
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)
increased)—
changed from a semi-annual to
quarterly basis.
8-25
15c
(quar.)
9-15
22Vic
Inc.
Payments
a
When
Share
.
(quar.)
Laboratories,
11-21
9-15
8-31
9-20
7 8-24
Borman
3%%
Corp.,
Stores
9-
9
of
11-30
9-
Concrete,
preferred
(Miami)
(quar.).
(qua,r.)
8
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
Brach
,9-15
9-
1
Brazilian
9-20
5%%
128 y8c
8c
-
10-
2
i0-
2
10-
'
8
9-
8
9-
8
(quar.)
_.
(quar.)
com.
9-11
Oct.
(quar.)_
Traction
1
9-1
10-25
10-11
(quar.)
9-15
9-5
8-22
Bristol-Myers
5
8-10
British Oxygen Co..
jr.-;
9- 5
Brillo
10-
2
9-
1
10-
1
9-
9
Class
10-
1
9-
9
Class
10-
1
9-
9
12 %c
,•
40c
9-15
40c
10-
43 3/4 C
Co
Co.,
t62%c
7 Vic
8-22
2
9-11
American
Broad
•
A
37V2C
Arvin
Constable Corp.
Industries
(quar.)
9-1
9-8
Power—
/
' 9-29
;
9-30
9-30
r:
7
9-15
9- 8
9- 8
8-25
9-15
;
9-15
,•
.8-25
9-11
9-
1
Broderick
9-
7
Brooklyn
9-22 /;
$3.80
8-25
12 %c
9-20
8-25
Buckeye
9-29
9-
Buckingham
35c
9-29
9-15
9-28
9-
35c
9-29
9-15
5
9-29
9-15
9-26
9-
9-15
9-
1
1
Brunswick
Gas
7%c
9-15
Co.,
Line*.
Corp
Inc.,
7—4 * 7'
(resumed)
__________
Burrard
Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
•
participating class A (quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., common (reduced)
,
9-
5
9-
5
Common
8
8-11
Common
9-15
8-24
25c
9-14
8-18
4%%
9-14
8-18
4%%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar,)__
(quar.)
933/4C
8
,
8-31
8-10
9-15
9-
Terminal
8-11
9-12
Bush
(quar.)
15c
-
12 %c
10-24
25c
9-30
1
4%%
Shoe
10-27
.
$12c
25c
25c
-
o
9-15
10-20
■,
*
9-30
25c
Company
Corp.,
preferred
J.___
.___.
(stock dividend)
common
(quar.)
I
(quar.)
3-31-62
25c
(quar.)___.
12-31
25c
__.
:
-
9-1
8-18
9- 1
9- 5
-10-"6
-•>.•■/■
,
Common
[
.
-
9-15
9-25
2Vic
6-30-62
$1.12%,
9-30
$1.12%
12-31
$1.12% 3-31-62
$1.12% 6-30-62
2%
15c
28Vac
10- 9
10- 1
10- 1
-
8-16
9-25
8"2,
9-15
,
45c
'
79-11 "
7
l°c
t15c
%
.___
* •
:9-l|
V 9"15
l2%c
A__
,
:
10c
45c
class
;
10- 1
9- 5
10- 9
*
10%
divd.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
9-15
9-
7"7::
20c
(stk.
9-
64c
9-15
2% ,1-15-62
fV;
•
95c
com.
9-
—
9-15
stock
(quar.)___^
(increased)
Co.
Inc.
.
common
Line
Watch
"
9-1
1
9 1
12-15
9:-l'5
(quar.)
Freight
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bulova
.common
Co.—'
,
10- 2
7-18
9- 1
'7
t37%c
(quar.)_____]
Corp.,
Pipe
Bullock's,
new
Gas
<
,'■.*« 4
.
(Phila.) (increased quar.)
on
Bascom
Union
8
8
.
*9-12 '
10- 2
t50c
preferred
&
10:13
4%
t25c
,
(s-a)
Taunton
2
.
-
_1
dividend
2
9-
Oil Ltd.
(quar.)__
Packers; Ltd.—
Streert Trust
Stock
Brockton
(interim)
9-15
40-2 ;.;
,
Ltd., Ordinary
22 %c
(quar.)
Works
(quar.)
10- 2
_'____7,-25c
preferred (quar.)__
"'93%c
(s-a)
B
10-
'
9-15
Varnish
10,-1
10- 1
9- 8
f683/4c
.
^___
3% % /
Columbia
Butler's
&
11- 8
20c >.
(quar.)
British
10-
90c
(quar.)
Paint
Arnold
'
10-25
11-15
:
Mfg.
9-
10c
Armstrong
7
.
1
Extra
9-15
11-17
■"
6%
preference (quar.t$l.50
Bridgeport Gas Co., common (quar.)__
42c
5.28%' preferred
(nuar.)_^_'_________,.___
33c
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)
50c
8-29
37 %C
Armstrong
-
7
&
6c
*
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_
Cork Co., $3.75 pfd.
'
.
10-
I2V2C
(increased)_
Light
12-11
12 %c
Steel
9-19
18
(quar.)__
9-25
25C
__.
Common
10-10
A
& Sons
12-20
$1
Pools, Inc.
Arkansas Louisiana' Gas, common
90c conv.
preference (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri PowerArmco
25c
4
split subject to approval
class
preferred
(E. J.)
10c
Anthony
9-15
9-6
(quar.)—
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
40c
(quar.)
;
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
2
10- 2
(quar.)
(increased)
stockholders
Bostic
British
-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Extra
„
9-15
10- 2
9-15
10-30
10- 2
87%c
——
^_.
Food
50c
Corp.
ff-ll
50c
$1.37%
25c
10c
30c
7.
40c
4_:
(quar.)i—;
,-_i
;
Borg-Warner
—
(quar.)
Products
Radio
Extra
40c
,
Co.
Post
Andrea
1
31 %c
Hocking Glass Corp.,
$4 preferred (quar.)_
75c
9-15
-9-15
"/8-15
9-16
8-14
9- 1
9-15
" 9- '1
*10-2
.40c
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
Club
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Angostura-Wuppermann Corp.
Per
Company
ACF-Wrigley
Paper
(quar.)
,
Y.J
common
Lead & Smelting
Inc.
Brass
10- 2
10-2
9-15
H '9-30
$1.40
35c
pfd.
_,
,
,
Zinc,
&
Corp.
30c
___
Anchor
The list does not include divi¬
Cascade
50c
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
previous
Boise
12 %c
Insurance
,Writing
Ampco Metal,
Anaconda
Name of
4%
Title
American
5
Aluminum
9-15
*•
(quar.)
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American
$1.061/41
(quar.)—
20c
American Telephone &
9-15
9-15
Bohn
,9-29
8-25
74|V7-7
'
(Indianapolis)
Foundries
preferred
7%
5V2%
50c
2
.77'
\
.
(quar.)—
C.), Inc., common (quar.)—__
prior preferred (quar.)
9-15
9-20
<te Electric—
(H.
9-29
9-29
9-15
.
Company
9-29
12-15
8-25
4.
/;40c
9-30
(monthly)
;
3c.4< 9-15
——
(quar.)
Bohack
;(48-25
9-11
;
„
(quar.)_
$1.25
(quar.)__
American Sugar Refining,
9-11
40c
(quar.)
(N.
.
.
_
(quar.)__*
Co.
Co.
10-14
-
7.
9fl
stock
common
s—
Tobacco Co., 6%
Boeing
$1.25
Sanitary—
;
(quar.)_„^
preferred (quar.)
American
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Steel
praferred
Bros.
8-25
Ltd.—
B
$1.25
8-25
10-
I7%c
(quar.)
$1.25
62%c
.preferred
Bloch
•c-7 8-28
■v
10-
.
V
—_./
(quar,)—
Gas
5.60%
9-15
8
50c
(quar.)_-i
American
(quar.)
1
Vallev
4.25%
30c
(quar.)
:
Mfg.
Two-for-one stock
—
15c
__—__i-- ''r
(quar,)
•
Merchandising, class.A
BlB^-^onp
,$1.25
Plastic Corp.
Seating Co.
A
Class
9-11
9-15
preceding table.
Abbott
Re-Insurance
10-
9-18
9-
1
9
25c
:_
com.
____'
American Rubber &
American
American
75c
9-30
,9-26
Decker
&
Blackman
5
12-
4%
,
^_.r_^.J!4.15c
CO.
for each share held)—
-Black
9-15
30c
Standard
&
:,r
9-
$1.12%
i44)74":
v
••
-dividend)—-—
share of Flintkote
($.19027
5
9-
;
.
—
—
(Los
Insurance
(quar.)_
40c
.
Life
dividend——
97 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
week, these being given
ALD,
Radiator
Kstock
Leasing
$1
Lines,
Corp.____;_-I
Co., (quar.)
9- 1
•
9-15
10c
<r
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
American
9,
9-
10-
(quar;)_^i„_
8-31
4 8-31
A 9- 1
• 9-20
1—
9-15
8
22 %C
_>
(quar.)
10-
45c
.,
20c
20c
455c
10c
25c
(quar.)
Co.-(Canada)
Standard
B
Stock
•
(Galveston)—
Chemical,
President
$1
par"
&
•> 37%c
(quar.)
.
20c
Finance
Blaw-Knox
News
10-16
9-15
10c
9,-
8-25
9-15
2c
10-16
1
,
15c
c
9-15
9- 1
12- 1
11-10
3-1-62
2-9
10-31
10-13
1-31-62
1-15
4-30-62
? 4-13
10-16
9-15
9-18
9- 5
V* 9-30-/.
9-15
9-15
Class
9-8
:■•/
6
20C
15c
.
6
10-
45c
17y2c
—
(quar.)
9- 8
Berman
8-25
9-20
;
quar.)^
(quar.)
9-21
10- 2
•/>9-15->
.
MO-
(Del.)
"Bergstrom Paper Co., class A; (quar.4
8-25
.
5
9-29
4%c
37%c
Supply, Ltd. (quar.)
Co-Operative
Mercantile
Institution
we
Insurance
Potash
5%
(increased)
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
ACF
National
8-25
8-28
10c
v 9-15
3%9-15
:Bethlehem Steel Corp.,' 7%' pfd., (quar,)i44- V
$1.-75 ,» 10- 2
Bibb Manufacturing Co.' (quar./••--•••! 25c
10-1
Billips Eastern Petroleum (quar.)12 y2c\ /; 9-18Biltmore Hats, Ltd. (quar.)__—7 tlOc
410-15
Bishop Oil Co.; (liquidating)
$5
.- 945,
8-31
'7 8-31
9-11
•
preferred
Telephone
Belle, .Isle
11-30
9-15
Co.
Book-of-the-Month
Co.
(quar.)
Optical Co. (quar.)
9-20
77;;
(increased
Savers
(quar.)
Beneficial
-78-10
10-
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
American
■
Electric
Below
Corp.
9-20
30c
(quar.)
Angeles)
9-13
9-8
*
Life
..Beneficial
,9-8
$1.31%
;
8-30
9- 1
(quar.)_
4%
.
(quar.)
9-21
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
1
50C
American
10-
7
(quar.)
8
$1.10
(quar.)_____
Bros., 5% pfd. "$100
pfd' "$50 par" (quar.)
(Utah)
Co.
'i
30c
,__
(quar.)
10- 3
10c
"
(quar.).
preferred
'Bell
8-10
'9-
Ties
Counselors,
;9rl5
9-11
/15c
,
._
."
5
10-16
,8-31
12-13
6 %c
;
9-
$1.02%
:•
(quar.)
common
7
17 %C
7 17%c
.
.
—
10- 3
dividend
Brummell
4%
.: 9- 1
9-15
4.
»
7c
9-18
9-15
9-15
8-28
8-31
Distilling Co.—
4%
,
.
Extra
American
2
10-.2
12 Vic
_________
7
45c
50c
25c
$1.40
75c
30c
$1
(quar.)
common
-
Common
1
9-11
■
15c
(quar.)_
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
Belding-Heminway
5
9-15
250
Quarterly
Common
Younker
Jewelry Co.
(quar.)
9-
1%
Zenith
American
9-
•9-
10-
'
15c
(quar.)—,
9-20
20c
Zion's
1
9-14
9-29
B.)
Beech-Nut
8-24
9-11
7
47c
/
7
common
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Inc.,
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com.
Inc.—
.9-25
World Publishing (stock dividend)
Zale
9-
Co.—
pfd. 1955 series
preferred
.7%
4%%
10-12
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)___
Will & Baumer Candle
5%
9-15
Climax,
$1.12%
(quar.)___.
(quar.)_
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
$5
Metal
80c
Utilities,
conv.
10-10
30c
(J.
Beauty
;10-10
.
,
8-31
9-15
(quar.)
Lomb,
Stock
10-10
1
1
3oc
...
—
9-25
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
10- 2
10- 2
10- 2
9-11
9-15
9-11
2%
Works
<Sz
oreferred
Beau
9-12
2
11-
40c
.___
Maize-Products,
9-15
5
11-1
(quar.i—ii.^.—__
Metals
&
American
Auto
Western Natural
Machine
American
2
8
9-
11-
$.032
17%c
(quar.)
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Supply Co.—
Special adjustment payment
:
Western
10-
87 %c
C0._4_______.____ 7
Foundry, com.
(quar.)_____
preferred
conv.
Iron
Quarterly
M.V.:/
&
9-15
10-
25c
.
(quar.)___
4.20%
3.90%
Machine
American
9-
2
9-15
'40c
,
(111.)-—
9-15
30c
(initial)
common
common
10-
$1.56%
4
(quar.)_
__i
(Houston)—
Corp.
Co.
1
2%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
8-25
8-25
10c
(quar.)_
Corp.
9-29
17 %c
.
Coast Life Insurance
10-
30c
Corp.
(quar.)
8
7%c
_____
Electronics
Corp.
8
9-
16c
Wellington Management (quar.)___
Wells-Gardner
9-
9-27
15c
._
Co.
9-27
15c
class A
9-15
9-15
(Orlando,
preferred
(quar.)_
American Locker, 30c class A
5
$5.60
Bean
;
5V4%
2
10-
15c
(quar.)____
Co.,
Bausch
10- 2
10- 2
25c
Bay Oil Corp., 6% class A common (annual)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
Bay view Oil, 6% class A (reduced)
(quar.)__ iKVi-
preferred—"
9-14
10-
15c
i
Products
Bath
1
3iy4c
Hospital Supply (quar.)
Ice Co., common (quar.)
9-30
10c
56%c
30c
Co
8
1
9-
43 3/4 c
__________
9- 5
8-31
8-31
9- 1
8-31
3%
8-31
—
(quar.)--i-,
9-15
9-13
9-15
9-11
9-25
9-18
$1.56V\
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-31
;___.
Co.
10- 2
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-15
stock
9-18
10-
|20c
(quar.)
99-
2
7 r $1.50
A
Derrick
az
(quar.)
Incorporated,
2
25c
(quar.)
10-20
10-20
10-20
dividend
$6.25
10-
25c
1
Corp.
Corp.
9-15
_.
Fund—
or
Hoist
6%
Basic,
10-
62 %c
i_.
2
20c
___.
cash
American
8
9-15
9-30
57c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
B
9-22
(quar.)
20c
(quar.),—,
class
Hardware
American
Class
9-15
________—______1—__
Growth
Optional
American
&
Equipment Co
Waddell
9-15
10- 2
35c
37M2C
+$1
12V2C
5c
Bargain City, Inc
Insurance
(quar.)..
Canada, Ltd.
Barden
2
10-20
preferred (quar.)
%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
1
9-18
10-13
8-18
15c
(quar.)
8-18
9- 8
20c
—
Barber-Ellis
10-
12-29
(quar.)—
8-
■ir
Power
Co._
common
8-15
10-
9-15
$1.75
$1
$1.06
Sons
5
1
9-29
$1
&
Hydro-Eiectric,
of
8-25
1
9-
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd.
(Joseph)
9
,
Foreign
(quar.)—
9-
7
9-15
9-22
9-30
Co.—
9-
Theatres
Line
Casualty
American
10- 6
Industries—
Rogers, Inc. (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
Vendo
&
Electric
$1.62%
Barge
common
Greetings,
B
4%
8-18
9-15
11- 1
25c
9-30
$1.50 1-15-62
Building Equipment Corp. (quar.)__—
Bank Stock Corp. (Milwaukee)
(quar.)
9-10
13-30
9-15
10- 2
-
1%%
4 %
10-
1-15-62
Chemical—
Bank
25c
—
1
9-30
40c
$10c
(quar.)—
common
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.):
Ltd.,
&
preferred
4%
(quar.)
9-
!10-13
; 1%
8-18
30c
(quar.)
General
American
-
22c
(quar.)__
&
American
9-18
;
$2
preferred
9-20
7%
30c
common
9-15
15c
(quar.)_
9-
—
.
Quarterly
9-26
9-22
10- 2
25c
7%c
(quar.)
convertible
10-
1
America
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
f6l/4c
of
9-
:____—
Power
Co.,
Fire
American
7
American
Van
9-21
2
Stock
(reduced)
25c
Ltd
Co.
9-30
(quar.)
Telegraph.—
preferred
Quarterly
7"
10-20
25c
Co., common (quar.)__.
D
(quar.)_________
Electric
9-11
9- 8
American
9-22
Gas
non-cum
Bangor
18 3/4 c
Cyanamid
District
8-25
tl5c
preferred
Commercial
9-11
15c
!—
Texas)—
Quarterly
10-
1
20c
(quar.)___.,
<
8-21
Inc.—
37 %c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__
Tobacco, Inc., com.
preferred
A
4%
11-
6 V4C
preferred
9-15
9-15
(stock dividend)
Baltimore
20c
Additional
class
Co.
7 be
Corp.,
8- 4
10- 2
preferred
Bancroft
933/4C
Cable
&
F
10-10
$1.25
7%
Co.,
9-12
25c
(increased)
(initial)
Baldwin Piano Co., 6% preferred
8-17
'*■ .7M;' •.;7. /;''
1
__________
Cement
$1.25
9-15
S
75c
(quar.)
Chain
50c
60c
(quar.)
Service,
Canteen
Telephone,
6%
Rubber—
American
8
9-14
8- 4
dividend
10-20
250 '
Utilities,
Leaf
10c
.
8
ap¬
—
common
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-16
9-12
30c
Electric
Stock
Ltd.—
common
9-18
30c
60c
$1.02
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Serrateria
United
Universal
—
—
__
I2V2C
1
preferred
American
10c
Manufacturers
&
Reclaiming
9-
(quar.)
American
securities
____
Rubber
9-30
net
from
2s
Note,
1st preferred
2nd
9- 8
9-11
■
Avalon
(quar.)
Biltrite
9-15
10c
Ceramic. Tile- (resumed)___
U. S:
U.
'
;-\.-07.M77 '•/
profits)
United
]
___
Automatic Fire Alarm
8
(quar.)
Canada,
preferred
9-11
.
8:7
9-
Sugar
Bank
American
5
3
2
9-
1
_;
America,
of
preferred
10-
10- 2
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Co.
American
10-
10-
pfd. (quar.)
(reduced) ■X-
75c conv.
Cement
Ltd.
preferred
American
10c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Income
ment
Co..
Portland
Aluminium,
American
30c
A
8
Mfg. Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.08%
9-15
20c
(quar.)
class
9-
45c
subject to
Sept. 13
Allis-Chalmers
10- 1
9-25
9-15
10- 2
9-29
30c
(quar.)
1
—i
(quar.)
split
stockholders
Allison Steel Mfg.
:•
(quar.)
Gas,
(quar.)
United Funds,
United
Paper Corp.
10-
$30c
Bacon, Inc. (increased)
Stores Corp., common (quar.)
5%
2%
Automatic
30c
Allyn &
3%%
Union
stock
of
Common
.,
Auto
9-18
1
9-15
9-20
9-11
9- 8
9-12
9-15
9-30
9-18
2
8-11
9-15
25c
9-18
2
10-
9-
S-29
Corp.—
2
10-
$1.50
$1.12%
(quar.)
(increased)
com.
30c
9-
$6.25
___
r.
Century-Fox
10-
12 %c
v
(quar.)__
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-15
Allied
..
dividend
9-13
13 3/4 c
Co.
9-
(Tulsa,
1
(quar.)
pfd.
5%%
Pictures,
1
9-15
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5c
Baldwin-Montrose
Artists
9-
$1.50
com.
Insurance
B
9-30
10c
Steel
Life
1
8-25
40c
(quar.)
Trans-Lux
Corp.,
Atlas
10-
(quar.)
Chemical
9-11
(quar.)
RR
10c
Funds
8-14
10c
(quar.)
$1.25
12 %c
*
8-14
9-15
(initial
common
Atlas
8-25
8
9-18
35c
New
10-23
.
9-13
8-14
9-15
(quar.)
Industries,
8-31
t25c
12%c
Tip Top Canners,
10-21
Chemical
9-
$1.25
Tishman
1
1
Atlas
9-
6V2%
(quar.)
1111-
9-15
(accumulative).
Ltd.,
Co.;
9-15
64c
preferred
50C
50c
35c
Refining
9-15
in¬
(quar.)
Line
,
30c
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Company
9-30
10c
$5
Co.,
Co.
Coast
Atlantic
t6c
9-5
1
Atlantic
9-15
(quar.)
Allied
realized
_____!
gains)
Thomas
from
5c
10-
9-15
2
30c
-
income
Times-Mirror
$1.25
—
2
10-
Acceptance,
50c
Aluminum
9-
9-30
9c
preferred
Inc.
Dividend
Canadian
9
9-
9-30
10-
$1.23
(quar.)_^__
common
Allied
(Ohio) —
9e
Line
-
B
(quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical
A
Class
$5
Service
Co.,
common
Amalgamated
Telephone
Coast
(quar.)
All
9-20
9-20
9-19
10-
1
Atlantic
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allen Industries, Inc: (quar.)—
9-15
9-11
9-8
10- 2
Atlantic
Atlantic City Electric
—
class
preferred (initial)
Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Algoma
9-15
9-18
10- 2
9- 4
10- 1
10-16
3%
.—
(quar.)_____
A
Products,
4y2 %
9-15 |
9-29
8-25
9-18
10-21
9-10
common
preferred
Atlantic
and
A
convertible*
6%
9-15
1
.'.10-
9-10
Transport—
2
11-
10- 1
1
(quar.)
2
50C
1
$15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Spring Corp.
8-18
9-14
1
9-
$1.25
Refining,
$1.15
____
class
Steel
&
10-
7
(quar.
on
Oil
preferred
preferred
10-
preferred
Alden's,
9-15
9-15
9-15
10-20
9-20
9-20
2
$1.50
5c
$1.50
10c
25c
10c
._
Sparton
10-
5c
common
(quar.)
6%
B
Wood
Alco
5
15c
8 -
9-
9-11
19c
Associated
10-10
9-
9-
9-11
(reduced)
B
$1.05
;v
(quar.)
!_
Albemarle Paper Mfg.,
class A
Class B (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
:
9-16
9-16
9- 5
8-28
9- 6
9-15
$5
class A
Hardware,
H.)
$1.37%
_—
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
(J.
Ashland
.
Class
5%
5
10-13
62 %C
pfd.
$5.50
Class
9-15
1
9-29
10c
Associated
preferred (quar.)
By-Products—
A
Alan
Corp.,
Ashdown
Mass.)—
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
Power, 4.20%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Class
9-21
9-14
9- 8
9-11
11- 1
9-
1
Holders
J30c
10c
$1.50
Co.
Gas
4.92%
9-30
$1
Brass
4.60%
8-31
8-17
9-15
8-31
10- 2
.10- 2
9-22
9-25
12- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
8-31
9-22
10- 1
10- 2
10- 2
9-29
11-15
10-16
10-16
(Pittsfield,
Alabama
Alabama
6-15
H* O
(quar.)
Extra
(Watertown,
Co.
Alabama
9- 1
9-11
10- 3
9-14
20c
Five-for-four
stock
Stephan
Stop
Akron
9-
2%
dividend)—__
Insurance
9-29
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Ltd.
Corp.,
Asgrow Seed Co
1
i5c
(quar.)
Reduction
Air
Co.—
Ohio
&
(quar.)
com.
9-29
9-29
8-31
9- 8
9-15
9-11
Quarterly
9- 6
9-29
10-15
10-15
50c
7%c
12%c
25c
10c
30c
$25c
$1.25
$1.25
40c
10c
17%c
$1.38
22 Mac
$1.25
50c
J62%c
J$1.50
t$l
_-
(quar.)
Association
Simplicity
(quar.)
Inc.
Industries
Shawmut
9-15
10-15
20c
10%
dividend
Season-All
.
20c
28c
$1.09
$1.31%
10c
Pictures
Stock
Sorg
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
A
com.
Brewing
(Joseph)
School
Skil
Power,
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(initial quar.)
A
series
5%%
Schlitz
class
Service,
Public
9-11
2
15c
Agricultural Nat'l Bank
St.
2
10-
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
Y.)
10-
t30c
_
Industries
Agricultural
N.
»2%c
Express Co
of Company
Asbestos
(quar.)
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
Per
Navie
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preference
Adams
Refineries,
Sugar
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Hame of Company
.
■-
8-25
9-29
9-15
12-15
3-16
6-15
9-15
.12-15
2
e
6-15
9-8
9-15
9-15
10-11
9-
5
Continued
on
page
46
•
Volume
194
Number
6087
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(961)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY
40
50
Mar
Oct
Highest
8
44% Dec
44% Jan
21
35% Oct
16
12
Jun
16
Dec
26
69 % Jun
15
52 V2 Jan
114% Jun
10
103 Va Jan
16
23
Jan
Dec
17
6
Jan
15% Jan
5
Abbott
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
64% Aug 17
3
10
38
15
Abacus Fund
75
6
52
21Va Apr
4%
ABC
6
17
Jan
3
24 Va Jun
28 V8 Jan
4
24 Va Jan
3
47
63
Apr
20
98
10
Oct
24
237/a Jan
22
Oct
31
40% Mar
9% Oct
28
20 'A Feb
59 Va Sep
29
3% Sep
28
Dec
85
July 25
19
80
Mar 14
4
10% Jan
22'A Jan
4
9
24
Jan
4
7Vi Jan
14
69% Apr
4
14 Va Mar
5
84
Jan
Jan
32% Jan
35% Apr
61
1
17 Va
17 V2
10
22 Va
22%
1
31'A
31V*
x31
No par
28 V2
28%
28
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
95Va
96V*
95
95%
ACF-Wrigley
Acme
20 % Aug
Admiral
Aeroquip
Air
8
48 V8 Jan
86 Va
Apr
88 Va Jun
91 Va
8% May 11
13 V* Jan
5
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32 Va Jan
28
56 Va Jan
4
35
33% Jan
27
42%
15 Va Apr
4
Aug 19
40
Jan
May 27
90
Jan
12
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
16% Jan
20 Va
46
27
59
4
50 Va Jan
66
Sep
12% Dec
32
100
Jan
3
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jun
27
May 31
39 Va Jan
6
36% Jan
3
15% Sep
52% Apr
11% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
10% May 11
26
58 Va Jan
13
3
60 Va
84% Sep
6% Oct
41 Va Sep
24
44
Jan
75
Jan
4
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
101
Jan
22% Oct
24
36 V*
Apr
13
28
Jan
4
28 Va Sep
28
35 Va Jan
4
61% Oct
26
Dec
23
108
81
1
Jan
110
68 Va Jan
30
May 15
35% Feb
28
38% May 16
18
Aluminum
81 Va Mar 30
55
78 V* Jan
July 25
23% Oct
26
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
28
106 V* Jan
27
Nov
31 Va Jan
May 11
18
36
Jan
37
Feb
62
Jun
Oct
18
63
July 12
60
Jan
64 V* Apr
30
Jan
15 V* Jan
24% Apr
35% Oct
51% Jan-
5
51% Juh
38 Va Jan
7
6
19
8
Jan
4
46% Dec
23
20
v.Nov
11
19% Feb
28
13% Sep
43% Jan
1
8 V* Jan
3
July 28
30% Dec
1
35% Dec
14
40 V* Sep
29
46% Mar 22
Oct
77
Dec
243/4 Jan
26
44% July
28
89
39% Oct
21
59% Jun
14
23% Oct
25
30% Dec
30
46 Va Jan
21
59% July 18
17% Sep
27
33% Jan
16
28
Oct
7
17% Dec
52
30
6% Jun
30
22 Va Sep
15
8
;
Feb
59 Va Jun
Aug
7
Jan~18
Jan
50
of
America
32% Jun
3
249
35
18 Va Feb
13 V* Oct
20
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
15
20% Sep
9
20 Vb Jan
Sep
9
9
41 Vb Aug
Jan
103
4
76 V* Jan
14
86 Va Dec
23
Jun
26
58 V* Jan
6
34 Vb Jan
15
24% Jan
3
86% Jan
14
92 Va Aug
15
90 Va Jan
Oct
31
28% Jan
26
133/4 Jan
13
21
18
Aug
22
29% Apr
18
Apr
18
44
Sep
14
67
Jun
28
Jan
19
54
20
26
6
Apr
34
1
43 V* Apr
16% Feb
37
Jan
18
27
Jan
3
32 Vb Jun
33 Vb
Oct~24
11 Va Nov
138% Jan
48 V* Aug
16 V* Feb
1
41
12
3
140
145% Aug 24
7
28 Va Oct
13% Dec
42
Mar
133 V* Dec
1
59
126
Jun
21
34
Sep
61V* Oct
28
26
82% Feb
3
18
25
25
Jun
62 Va Aug
Jan
4
18
20
31 Va Feb
10
28% Jan
7%
2
6f»
16
130
1211/* Jan
3
130
Apr
5
27
27% Aug 28
29% Jan
27% Sep
28
25% Aug 28
28 V«
19
May 11
31
68% Jan
6
64 V* Jan
31V* Oct
5
44 % July
Jan
12
30 V* Dec
1
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4
34 V* May
36
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17
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31
32%
4,500
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31%
30%
31V*
54,000
13,100
76
76%
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26%
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22%
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22
213/4
213/4
100
31%
31
31%
80%
27 Va
79 Va
4,800
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80
79%
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7,400
21
*
1
27
22
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110
43%
Apr
43 Va
4
16
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19%
18%
49
42%
49 V*
48 Va
41%
20
43%
85 Va
84%
28%
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110
43 Vb
59
14 100
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100
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3,700
59
300
60%
60
60
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19
19%
11,200
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50%
92%
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•
44 Va
44%
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,000
46%
46
46
46 V*
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4,100
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84
1,600
22
23%
51%
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22
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22%
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93
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92Va
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423/4
42
423/4
42
42%
41%
413/4
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42
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67%
41%
67%
41%
68
67%
67%
68%
68%
32%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
37 Va
33%
16%
33
33
33%
33%
16Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
10%
11
10%
10%
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41%
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34
16%
10%
27
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
17%
17%
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71%
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1
24%
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243/4
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25
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10
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1
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&
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44%
83%
82
82
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43%
42%
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353/4
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35%
36
36 V«
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36 3%
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102
102
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103%
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t
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10
18%
183/a
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18%
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18%
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18%
3,100
48%
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48
48
48
48
15%
500
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15%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
43
43%
413/4
43
42
43%
43
44%
48
15%
15%
15%
47%
48%
48%
48%
10 Ve
10 Ve
693%
70%
70%
713/4
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38%
403/a
40 3/a
41%
41
423/4
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41%
56%
143/4
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32%
56%
14%
483/4
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143/4
142
56 3/a
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15
143/4
15
142
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14%
29,900
142
32 Va
32%
5,500
42%
43%
42%
19V*
19V*
19%
19%
19%
19 V*
19%
1,700
67 Va
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67 Va
140%
68 Va
69%
70 y4
70
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18,400
32%
32%
32%
121%
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12.50
99 Va
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125
58 V*
5
24 V*
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25
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15
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100
75
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60
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15
.
41%
26%
19%
40%
54%
54Vb
37%
53%
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable.j-.^No par
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42
41 Va
23
23 y8
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5,000
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121
,
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100
100
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57%
57%
59%
59 Va
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23%
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24
24
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15
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15
27
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26
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100
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15
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19
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41
42
54
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54
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100
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33
23
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94
300
122 Va
56%
54%
4
200
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23
125
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75
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1,500
140 Va
93%
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60
24 Va
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93
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43 V*
33
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75
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23
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94
125
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70
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32
32 Va
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33
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25
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57
19V*
32 Va
25
Nopar
56'/4
43%
140V*
100
__
5,000
88,100
19%
33%
.
2,000
72%
66%
25
■
48%
41%
44%
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shares
10,300
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142
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72
par
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common
series
20
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131,300
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10
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5%%
103%
43
49
1
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44
433/4
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431/4
200
5,000
15%
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Tel
101
43%
1
Foundries
&
101
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17%
10
100
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3,300
25
1.66%
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Co
24%
44i/4
18%
100
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24%
21,300
83%
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27
173/4
24%
2,000
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27
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4
,
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Chem
Std
29%
249
29
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353/4
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&
293/4
244
1,900
23,400
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2
Co
&
44
10%
441/4
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Co
43
30%
244
300
-
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16%
82
*43%
—100
__
_
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101
*100%
29%
239
19,700
21,400
82
100
Machine & Metals.Nopar
Metal Climax Inc com—1
preferred
101
30
238 3/4
3,000
*
.
413%
1.75
com
preferred
.
29%
237
42 Va
34%
>16%
-29%
29%
239
,
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16%
10%
,
29%
_
72,600
69%
32%
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Nopar
500
42%'
41%
29 Vb
Corp
,
32%
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Investment Co of 111
37,400
93
<42
28%
Co
10,900
44%
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;
51
49%
11%
67V*
.
-
26,900
443/4
11%
21 Va
Ice
45%
19%
373/4
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43 V*
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373/8
50%
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44%
20
11%
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51
43%
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,
11%
441/*
44%
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20
n3/4
843/4
42%
423%
*19V*
nya
373/4
preferred
Anderson
•57
60
27 VB
22 VB
110
29%
'
44% Feb
583/4
18%
49 Vb
443/a
60
V*
273/8
21%
•105
238%
AMP
16
27 Va
21%
105
•563/4
43%
46%
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
93 Va Feb
•21
273/8
21%
105
433/4
Anaconda Co
44% May 22
700
31 Ve
22
273/4
Preferred
17
3
May 22
76 Vb
102
31%
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46 Va
preferred
Inc
76%
102
31%
22
27
27%
116
76%
102
313/4
*21
22
373/4
27% Apr
58% Apr
45 V*
2
13
313/4
31
•101
29%
American
5
'
33% Feb
31%
30 Va
H3/4
65
•-
3
Jan
90 Va Jan
528
12
July 18
38% July 31
•
85
18 Va
31%
31%
45
Corp
non-cumulative
American
r
May 23
13% Jan
25 % Aug 23
42%: Oct
Apr
29 V* Sep
17
31%
30%
10
American Tobacco common
6%
320
101 Va
373/4
preferred
American
5,600
39,600
31%
47 V*
preferred
American
243/a
238 Va
American Sugar
3
233/4
101 Va
33%
102 Vb Aug 23
81
31%
102
23
3
81
233/4
23%
60 Va
81%
*81
60%
31%
102
33%
7%
2,200
60%
32V*
22%
5
8
101 Va
x92%
34% Jun
59%
8
31%
94V*
37% July 26
3
11
8
101 Va
22%
3
42 V* Mar
24 Vb
33%
64% Jan
55% Jun
81
233/a
93
27
24
81
23%
22%
1
19% Oct
81
x23%
33Va
19 Vb Jan
33% Feb -17
81
81
24
8
60
1
103 Va Jan
18% May 17
3,500
8
59%
1
20
.
10,200
443/4
603/a
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd..£1
23% Jun
8
153/a
59 Va
American Stores
15 Vb Jan
7
15
44%
59%
American
Aug 28
5
26
15 Va
45
94 V*
5
Mar
15
44%
8
44%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No
American
11
Jun
Feb
15
45
23%
10
prior preferred
American
120
14%
29%
Amer Research Ac
9
92
44'/a
7%
21 Ve
Rad
62% Jun
14
16,400
238 Va
Potash
3
25
62%
1
American
Jan
25% Mar
61 »/a
12.50
American
41
4
613/4
46%
84 Va
Products
2
16
4
3,700
61 %
37 V*
Optical Co.
44% Dec
Jan
Hardware
News
32% May 11
117
61%
35 V* Mar 21
3
28
30 % Jan
-
593/4
20 Vb
Hosp Supply Corp.Nopar
American
20
65% Dec
Co
American
130% Aug 31
4
51 Va May 19
Chicle
Motors Corp
Natural Gas
27 V* Jan
20
25
Molasses Co
76% July 10
23
Feb
76
23
30% Aug 26
108% Dec 30
Jun
27VsJan
*91
20
12.50
Cable
American
127% Apr
3
Aug
92
19%
14%
41%
American
119
8,000
92
20
45
81
American Smelt & Rei'g com_No par
38 Vb Jan
27% Mar 15
79% Jan
24
92
193/4
603/4
*19V*
26 V* Mar 21
4
Aug
913/4
7%
11%
72 V* May 18
3
9
8
92
46 3/8
14%
19%
3
60% Jan
Feb
Mar
54
117
&
American
145% Mar
46
20,400
45
43%
3
3
47
8%
ll3/4
13
136% Jan
11,000
V*
No par
No par
common
*
Chain
American
50% Mar
2,600
49%
15
1
Jan
16
10 V8
35Va
46
45
*19V*
54% Jan
12
144% Aug 25
6
Dec
93
47%
58%
1
33% Jan
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
3
17
Can Co
preferred
Meter
7%
*91%
20%
60
20
Metal
May 17
93
463/4
*7%
Nopaf
common
American
42 % Mar 10
4,700
*91%
10
42
Inc
American
146
24
93
Broadcaatlng-Paramount
16% Mar 13
4
Jan
31 Va May
71
14%
100
preferred
American
Jun
70
35 Va
483/4
American
62
3
123/a Jan
693/4
49%
49
Amer
9,500
68%
10%
48%
Ct>_.
May 16
13
18%
49%
19
American
45% Apr
18'/a
36 Va
62
4 Va %
18%
10 V8
19
3.90%
1,600
18%
36
*60
American
19%
68
44%
Corp—...2
American International
27
8,200
19
48%
19 Va
Arma
7
20
43/4
343/4
10%
61
5%%
4%
34%
49%
19 Va
Bosch
American Home
May 24
43/4
34%
36%
60 Va
American
8,200
4%
34%
67%
57
American
75%
4%
34%
10%
X57
American
1 <
Va
4
48%
x20
62%
74 Va
0
IJ.80O
35
57 Va
49% Aug 18
473/4 Apr 10
78% July 10
5
15 Va Jan
5
17 Va Dec
20%
6 4
2,i.00
10
49
43 Va
533/4 Apr
7
19% Apr 28
21% Apr
3
3
92
75%
9%
34%
10
*91
60%
74%
75%
03/4
493/a
43 Va
37% Aug
8
1023/4 July 10
20% May 16
_
47% Mar 23
13% Oct
92
P%
35
,
57 Va
8
48
47%
20 Va
American & Foreign Power__No par
15
86 Vb Feb
10.
27% Jan
1
82
48%
76
American Electric Power Co..
ID
American Enka Corp__
:
0
American European Sccut
No par
American Export Lines Inc.
40c
Apr 26
63% Apr
4
20 Va Jun
48%
1
Co
21
105
10
14
31% Sep
Bakeries
173/4 Aug
3
99% Jan
49
*21
preferred
25% Aug
6
17% Feb
35 1
49 Va
1
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
2
74 V*
93
10
35 Va
48%
No par
common
29% Apr
7
2
Sep
10 V*
34Va
„
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Crystal Sugar common_10
4%% prior preferred
100
*.
Mar 20'
5
71% Aug
Airlines
convertible
American
37% Sep
1
37% Mar 13
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
4
16 Va Jun
94
10
*91%
No par
1%
9%
*91%
93
803/a
American
47% Jun
27 Vb Aug 25
24 Va
74Va
81
American
8
92
24
15
74%
9%
19%
American Cable & Radio Corp
7*
Jan
176 Va Jan
18
74Va
10%
74%
68'/a
Co
Theatres
97% Mar 28
25V* May 12
.
2
4
41% Aug 23
29% Jan 20
57% Jan
3
20% Jan
3
32% Mar 16
16 V* Aug 23
' 8 Vb Jan
4
11 ;
38% Jan
■
Jun
40
'
4
198 Va Jun
29
142 V* Feb
Jan
9% Jan
6
3
4
84
5
Mar 30
31% Mar 15
53
70V* Jan
19% Jan
11
26
36 V* Sep
4
3
36
27
81% Jun
Jan
34% Jan
V*
9%
80 Va
5%
12 Va Aug 11
46% Aug
3
39% Jun
5
42% Jan
4
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
9%
Va
13 V*
X30
67 Va
American Brake Shoe
.
61% Apr 17
203/4 May 4
41% Aug 29
6
14,400
13%
30%
9Va
31%
American
25% Mar
98
13%
30
American
11
4
97 Va
13%
30
American Bank Note common.^
10
6% preferred
—50
5
24
97%
13%
3C
31%
American
30
13 V* Oct
57
9*
30
31 Va
3%%
47% Aug 10
4
97%
13%
94
31 'A
.
12.50
American
May 31
44% Jan
2.100
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
27 % May 17
44% Jan
28
13%
Petroleum Corp
4
27 Va
19 Va
Amerada
13
28
19 Va
3
30% Oct
3,900
27%
68 Va
Corp
34 Va Dec
30%
68
Amalgamated Sugar Co
34
5,000
30 VB
28 Va
5
Amerace
130
22 %
.27%
28 Va
4%
Mar 24
24
17%
22
30%
34%
Jun
23
17
22%
4%
26
Apr
17%
30%
34 Va
33
21
17
22%
30%
4%
19
102% Jan
17 V*
22 Va
34%
Aug 18
25 Va Aug
21
12,300
17
4%
69 Va Jan
4
91
59
19 Va
Jun
93% May 16
58
34%
20
6
61%
1
28
7
59%
13,400
17,200
30%
13'A
Allied Stores Corp common
No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
29% May 15
10
30% July 18
4
22 Va Dec
Aug 11
23% Feb
1
13
Aug 22
84 V* May
3
6
19
Aug 28
V* Aug
21 "/a
22
30%
...
600
21
17 V*
13%
Alleghany Corp common
1
6% convertible preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Allen Industries Inc
1
Allied Chemical Corp
9
Allied Kid Co
5
Allied Mills
No par
Allied Products Corp^
.5
7,200
213/4
31
31V*
*91%
3,089
125
22%
13 Va
100
*118
21
2
preferred
120
723/4
22'/a
2
common
119%
72
61 Va
Inc
„
Shares
713/4
17
31
No par
53
71
the Week
Sept. 1
*52'A
53'A
21%
•
Corp
Gas
Inc
4Va%
4
90 Va Jan
Inc
Products
Aldens
49% Aug
7
48% Aug 25
100% Jun
2
Jan
Industries
J
Alabama
4
53% Apr
9% July 24
Reduction
•52
70%
119
Friday
22 Va
1
50c
Sales for
Thursday
Ang. 31
61%
1
Products
A
July 21
32 V* Sep
Corp
Air
10
Co___
Corp
Corp
Control
Alco
Inc
Co
Express
Adams-Mills
9
38% Feb
Steel
Adams
Stores
SALE PRICES
53
70 Va
119
22%
12
12% Jan
*52
70 Va
117
61
5% Mar 24
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
52i/4
69%
117
22
18
9
70
119
61 Va
9
4
*116
22 Va
21
11% Oct
69%
100
52
60%
17
27 Va Jun
5
common
preferred
53y4
HIGH
Aug. 30
25
15 Va Mar 24
36% Apr
Aug 21
Laboratories
convertible
*521/4
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 29
ACF Industries Inc
99% Jun 29
3
1
43% Apr
1
:
Tuesday
Aug. 28
22 Va
32 Va Aug 21
14
27,
Monday
Par
1
5
327/a Jan
16% Apr
17
LOW
STOCK
Vending Corp
25
23 % May 31
Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% May 10
3
7
25
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
.
20 Va Jun
98'A Mar
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest
13
19
•
,37,-. 37%
1
^
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42 ,; 42%
J
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35% "■35%
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42% f. 43%
1
/ M 30%.
> 35%
-
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43%
2,800
■
27 V8
19,500
70,800
7,500
.
,37%
36
-
16,000
i
910
3.300
94
433/8
4,700
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(962)
.
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
30% Sep
40% Jan
39% Dec
20
23 V4 July 26
5
33% Jan
37% Feb
21
57
Sep
19
77% Jan
4
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
Jan
831/2 Aug 26
78% Jan
11
28 Vb Oct. 24
44 Vb Jun
9
30
Jan
12% Oct
201/4 Jan
11
Armco
3
531/2 Dec
26
Jan
13
10
191/a Oct
50
21
46
.20 y0 Feb
8
~24
27,% Jan
18
23% Jan
4
37% Jan
5
1
561/4 Jan
27
75
Feb
9
106
49% Oct
10
,63
100
20% Sep
Dec
27% Jan
27
38% Aug 29
791/2 Jan
-15
88ya May 11
401/2 Mar
4
58% Feb
24
311/4 Jun
17
43% Dec
29
74 % Jan
4
80V4Augl8
.
6% Jan
4
15
Dec
5
13% Dec
2
12% Aug
1
20% Jan
31
'
20% Oct
'
52y8Julyll
Mar 11
31
Aro
Co
41 %
41 %
78%
78
50/2
49'%
§3
%
Equipment
Arvin
>>>., *44 Va
—15
*.2.50
*17y4
53% Jan
3
75
July 18
32%
.
2.50
Inc—1
17y4 Aug
18
18% Dec
30
19% Dec
30
4% Aug 16
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
32%
.
Associates
Aug 10
Aug 23
Mar 3
Aug 24
Feb 21
Feb
2
60
May
10
83% Mar
;
■
8
5
Atlas
4% Feb 27' >>
14% Apr 12
24
29%
45%
27"%
68%
May 10
May 12
Mar 29
Aug 2
May 8
Industries
Chemical
42%
14,100
78%
77
50
48%
49%
%
83
%
68%
lii
68
77%
77
67%
44%
17%
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31
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15,700
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42
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42
50Vs
1
Atlas Corp common.^
1
5% preferred
;
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp—
1
Avnet Electronics Corp
5c
' '
41%
80
89 %
106%
:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__4i/2
4% preferred—
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
,_1Q0
4
42%
681/2
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1
1-100
com
;
41%
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25%,
Co
4,800
41%
443^
25%
25%
Investment
51%
32
21%
25Va
Goods Corp
preferred
48%
80
1
*4iya
Dry
1st
39%
48 %
44ya
22V4
$1.50 series_No par
30% Jun
3
-
5.25%
39
47
80
1
Refining common__l
Oil &
preferred
Associated
July
27%
10y4
54
87'%
481/4
Feb
9
Jan
5
Feb
1
July 24
Jan
3
Feb
2
11% May 11
2nd
39%
50
44 %
80
*21%
.
.
:__2.50
Shares
39%
44%
17%
the Week
Sept. J
*39Va
39%
*17y4
44%
Corpj
Friday
31
.
/ 77%
.
50
68%
Aug
80
*791/2
1
Corp
Industries
69
No par
issued
Ashland
68%
Sales for
Thursday
41%
78%
y50
PRICES
48%
,
41%
78
HIGH
Aug. 30
,.
50%
40%
1
common
Co
Constable
When
50%
5
(Del)
cork
'
10
preferred.
Arnold
8
Sep
110
^3Ms
13Va
13Va
2iy2
* 28%
13ya
17y8
11
15% Feb
92
7
42% Jan
3/
.'. * 76
Jan
3/
24Va Aug 30
4
24% Jan
3
7
21% Jan
3
9% Jan
3
' 35% Jan
4 /
83
July 14
39% Aug 2
10y4 Aug 29
1
69% Feb
2.50
%
$3.75
Jun
■">■
5
7
47/
Co
ocnp
Co
&
Armstrong
28% Jun
4
102 % Feb
4
91/4 Jan
4
-
21
28% Feb
Jan
35% Jan
Service
51%*'
/
51
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 29
39V4
391/2
'
July 18
Jan
9
22
5
July 25
16% Oct
29i/4 jun
Feb
Public
Steel
Armstrong Rubber
371/4 July 28
24V2 Aug
2
31% Apr
211/4 Aug 31
20
Aug 16
May 22
181/2 Aug
5
LOW
-
Tuesday
-
Aug. 28
391/2
39%
Rights
85% July 23
13% Mar 16
257/e Aug 22
26
70
Aug 25
No par
Corp
Armour
3
Jan
Oil
Arizona
'/a
Monday
>;
Par
Archer-Daniuis-Midland
Argo
9
; 1
1
4
75
12
79% Aug
53% Aug
3
83 Sep
■;
STOCK
26
421/4 Aug 31
3
67% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% Apr
57% Jun
3
28
40 7/8 Aug 28
39
NEW
Highest
.
18
23'/2
30%
24%
37
3%
.
13%
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18
'»
13%
-
133/4
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13%
30,700
350
81%
13%
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18%
17%
173/4
18%
23%
23%
23%
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24%
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3oy8
23%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
311/4
24
23%
23%
23
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32%
6,200-
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35%
36%
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400
17,700
*
94,200
58,200
B
27% Oct
5
37% Jan
4
36 y8 Jan
10
11% Oct
31
17 '/8 Jan
4
12% Jan
3
24 y8 Jan
26
30% Aug 12
27% Jan
20
90 % Jan
18
98% Aug 30
9 4 J/* Jan
7% Mar 29
4
Jan
8
82 y4 Jan
14
28% Jan
22 Va Sep
28
34
15
23% July 19
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
43% Oct
26
59
12% Dec
21
13% Dec
100
3
80
Aug
Aug
40 Va Aug
11
13% Mar
47
72% Dec
29
17
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
3
27
25% Jan
8
18% Feb
8
1
39% May
8
30% Oct
5
Mar 21
37
Mar
183
3
90% Feb
20
62% Jan
78
13
Apr 21
Aug 29
25% Jun
103% Sep
81
Jan
21 y4 Apr
6
17% Apr
19
99%
99
99%
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99%
84
85
85
85
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85
31
31%
31%
31%
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31%
1,400
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26%
26 VB
26%
25%
26i/4
1,700
40 '/2
40%
3
Beaunit,Mills
85
Beckman
July 19
Beck Shoe
74% Aug
8
Beech-Nut
20
2
14% Jan
4
48% Jan
13
93
89% Feb
July 26
Jun
14
4
12
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3
l'/a Jan
33 y2 Jan
3
40% Apr
34% Dec
7
50% Nov 28
22
•16y8Apr
72
*40
42
1% Oct
20
38% Jan
13
33% Feb
Jun
8
57% Jan
4
50
151
Aug 26
40 % Aug 25
39 y»
July
19
21% Feb
3
82
Feb
8
71
84
Jan
40 %
41
40 Va
40%
40
40 V2
40*
41
40%
41%
40
40%
3,300
24%
25%
24%
25
23%
24%
23%
24%
1,800
56V2
56%
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18%
1,600
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59%
61
60%
61%
60%
41
40V4
40%
40%
40%
60y4
61
60V4
61 Va
60%
preferred-;
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pfd
100
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28
16 y8 Jan
17
13
67%
56V4
50
1%
1
19
13
Best
&
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1
7%
>
/ 50% Apr
39 Mi Dec
24
28% Jan
6
22% Jan
55% Aug
27% Feb
26
22% Feb
11
18% Jan
23% AUg
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common
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,,,'
8
40'%
42
,
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67
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11
22
11%
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13
23
20% Jan
18
8% Oct
31
13% Jan
4
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
,
4% Aug
48
14
3
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3
11
*
14% May 15
3
Jun
15
63% Jan
4
17
66% Dec
30
64 va Jan
3
Aug 30
78 % Jan
11
86V4 Mar 14
30
30 y4 Jan
11
Aug 25
106 y2 Jan
10
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
Jan
31% Dec
110
Jan
30
44 % Dec
1
50
Dec
30
44
Jan
17
29 Mi Aug
4
38% Dec
7
35
Jan
5
29
76% Aug 19
68
>
41VaAug
112
Apr
7
V
91% May 31
747/a Mar
8
,
47
7
24 y4 Jan
4
13% Jan
3
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
6
13% May
3
17% Jan
6
86
Sep
15
80% Jan
9
85% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
29
3
41
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
30% Nov
7
14% Apr
16% Dec
29
Jan
9
36% Aug
23% Aug 25
31
2
24
16% Jan
9
72% Dec
Jan
4
Jan
Aug 25
19% May 17
26 Mi Dec
76% May 13
73% Jan
67 % Sep
15
68
Feb
6
82% Sep
12
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
Jan
26
37
Apr
3
5
79 % Aug
2
27% Jan
28
Sep
1
24
16
Jan
4
19% July 21
8% Jan
3
37y4 Jan
13
43% Nov 28
3% Oct
31
7% Oct
38% Jan
4
29
12% Dec
6
9% May 13
Mar 7
45
Mar
9
26
Mar 14
32% Mar 22
28
May 28
For
-
7% Jan
Aug 25
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3
38% Mar 20
25,
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13
Feb
28
59% Aug 31
30
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18 v* Oct
20
11% Apr
4
92
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14
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12
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8
21 y4 Jan
4
28% Apr
4
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25
90% Jun
6
87
49
18
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21
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61% Aug 22
footnotes,
6
3
70% Mar 28
40% Jim
55
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see page
13% Jan
43
44
3
22»/8 Jun
18% Jan
12
128% Aug 22
49
Feb
28
3
55
Sep
1
21% Jan
3
27 % May
59
4
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26
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.
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27%
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83%
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72
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109
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—
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1
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preferred-——
100
3%% preferred——*
100
4%% second preference
:—100
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1
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4
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23
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7
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22% Aug 17
15% Jan
21
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78% May
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.
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8
26% Jun
Feb
5
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Buckeye Pipe Line Co,
Bucyrus-Erie Co—
19
80
11% Jan
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V
18%
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20
57% >58%
.
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74
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Brown Shoe Co Inc_—,———15
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87 /'
87
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25
May 9
80
85
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.
60% Apr 12
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4
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651/4
152
73
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;
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r
Inc-„——No par
preferred—
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Borman Food Stores Inc_—
—1
Boston Edison Co—--,———
25
May 18
31
19
Co—
Borg-Warrter
6% Mar 22
2
76ya Jan
20%
Brooks
*
4
38% Feb
66
Bobbie
Borden
May 19
43% Oct
82
; 65%
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18
2.50
—1
Book-of-the-Month
,
43% Mar 29'
'79% Aug
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Stores
52% Aug 14
8% July 21"
8% Jan
6
Jan
43'/a
335-
'
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9 % Dec
66
152
33
v
40% '
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10
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Aluminum &
14
22
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36V4 Apr
80
(E
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68% Apr
35
Jan
76% Aug 31
Co—
Laughlin Inc——
&
17
55% Feb
Sep
421/4
18%
16%
13
66
,
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pfd series of 1951
Boeing
17-;
19% Jan
69
5
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8
7
3
5
60
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58%
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38%
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.
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common
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Co
Bestwall
17
May 25
Oct
69% Feb
•
49V2
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28% Jan
57%
—50
Aug 18
18% Oct
6
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58%
common
5%
'
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33
29
17
57y4
preferred——
Benguet Consolidated Inc—2
Beneficial Finance Co
May 18
21
Dec
41%
58%
*305
'
19%
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73
12%
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79% Mar 30
61% >
49%
43%
65 %
96
20ya
71 y2
66%
55%
18
4?% Jan
61
43
316
32
5
Corp——
10
29
316
86
19%
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28
15
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45% Apr
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:
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98V2
32
71%
71
1
preferred—
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common__No par
Co
86
19%
,
10
Corp
71% Apr
76% Dec
*96
•
150%
1
Howell
1
150%
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&
327 V/
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-
97
148%
Corp
Life
>320
.
1487/a
22% Jan
'
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147%
32% Jan
.
•
40%
40%
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78
*
63%
1
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41
5
>
61
1
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10
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4
67% Dec
64y4
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600
,
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'
43%
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24% Feb
64'/a
.
43%
19V4
Jan
2
43%/
18%
29% Jan
31% Nov
43V4
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25%
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53
17% May 11
1
40% Feb
43%
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100,. —..A *305'
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23
20
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40
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24
38% July
35 y2 Jan 26
56%'
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25%
26
4
57
18%
37% Oct
20% Jan
-
25V4
35% Sep
11
370
25%
21% Dec
12% Oct
480
41
—100
Blaek & Decker Mfg Co„„—'—50c
-
Jan
42
7,900
1
25%
common—il2.5(L.
4%%
(A S)
Aircraft
Bendix
18% Aug 22
12% Jan
18
,:>
4,900
2 J,200'
39%
1
Bell Intercontinental Corp
5
31
49% Apr
148
'
11% Dec
Jan
48% Mar 13
7
140% Sep
69% Oct
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t
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25%
84
5,800
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1
'
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93% Mar 16
48 y2 Jan
3
Beech
Beech
,
69% May 25
33% Jan
4
25i/a
preferred_100
Belding-Heminway
16
13
31
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25%
Instruments
48% Jan
20% Mar 29
30
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Inc
29
57% Jun
84
30 Va
No par >> H vx43
prior
6
Jan
5
99
preferred—
8
32% Feb
6
99
Inc
conv
35% Feb
3
8
99
*
83
30 Vb
100
1
4Va%
27y4Jun
28
-
99%
-
—100
Inc
31% July 21
Jun
37% Dec
99%
100
B
10
12
12 y« Jan
138% Jan
361/4
.10
18
58
10
35%
Corp
Oct
17 y8 Aug 30
Jun
36'/4
Inc__
Aug 10
74% Jan
1
3 b Va
Lomb
&
83
ny8 July 27
45
36%
5%
>
100
3%%
153y2 Aug 31
3
66% Oct
24
36 Va
Works
Iron
Beatrice Foods Co
100V4 May 15>
17% Mar 14
2
36y4
5%
1
25
50% Dec
25
66% Sep
1 >?.■>'
316
Aug 30 i".,
11
Jan
35%
5%
5>/4
•
Mar 16
87
35%
5Vb
10
Cigars
9
35%
Corp
Bayuk
94 V2 Jan
17i/4
Corp
42% Apr
32% Mar 31
89% Feb
Oil
Products
43% Aug 23
--
47%
16%
Corp
Laboratories
275
■j,
47 Va
16%
Inc
Basic
Baxter
1
97
7
8
Barber
Basic
8
BausCh
Dec
249
47%
16%
stamped
Aroostook
Bath
6
47
16%
com—No par
non-cumulative
61% Aug 29
51% Jan
14
19
4%
Preferred
76% May 16/
5
47%
16%
common
48y2 July 10
56% Dec
5%
47
16%
100
Bangor &
19y2 May 22
4
19% Nov
14% Jun
Ohio
&
3
33 y8 Apr
5'/«
47%
16V4
Stamped
70VaMarl7'
27Va Aug
5%
47
17
series
preferred
19
7
31% Dec
37% Jan
19
5%
47%
16%
preferred series C
27
Jan
45
3.
15% Sep
18
5vi
47y4
Corp
Elec
&
38 % Apr
01
«' V-
Jan
1
9
13
Co
53 % Jun
47% Jan
57% Aug 23
58% Jun 14
3
34% Mar
19
62% Jan
Dec
Jan
18
4%
Baltimore
29% May 18
9
14% Nov
4% %
19
63
31
Inc
Wilcox
&
Baltimore Gas
9
Jan
T)
(B
Babcock
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
•*
27
47y2Jan
56'A Aug 24
49
Jan
88V2 May
Aug 25
39
9
16
26
19Va Aug 15
36% Aug 23
12
31
88
Sep
43% Jan
8
24% Oct
52 % Apr
Babbitt
>
7-
49,700
600
Volume
194
Number
6087
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(963)
15
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
39% Oct
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5
49% Jan
4
NEW YORK
Highest
44 % Jan
60 % May
Carborundum
5
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
36
10% Dec
9
25% JUn
2
11% Jan
16% Jun
6
91% Jan
99 Viz Apr
5
88'/a Jan
35
12
98 '.
Aug 18
Mar 13
Feb
1
44% Sep
19
38% Sep
28
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
41% Jan
6
32y8 Jan
49
Carey
395/« Nov
25
43 % Jan
43% July 15
24% Oct
10
29% Feb
26
78% Jan
7 Viz Dec
5
22 ya Jan
5
% Jan
47% Apr
27
4
71 Viz Dec
V
30
3 Vat Nov
24
«
114% Jan
22
Sep
7%
19
: *
Jan
:
8% Jan
72% Aug 16
26
3% Jan
6
88
Feb
8
25
94% Sep
31% Jan
9
Oct
114% Jun
17
:121 % Sep
21
115% Jan
71 Viz Dec
30
83% Jan
13
-
71% Jan
*
■'
89
22
8
Jan
Jan
July 22
35% Jan
15
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
ll
17
Jan
10
Oct
12
25% J an
15
22% Jan
3
22
46 Viz Dec
30
75
Sep
24% Jun
59
;
88% Jan
42% Jan
-
4
19% Oct
9
34 Va Aug
92% Jan
3
57% Jan
18
Dec
29
'28%
Feb
42
11
July 25
15
•13% Sep
24
24
40% Apr
5% Jan
21
Dec
88
70% Jan
5
Jan
42% Jan
8
34y4 Mar
25
47
4 Va %
7
23
11
7% May 10
6
57
Mar 17
July
17% May 13
221/2 Nov
28
21% Jan
32% Jun
14
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
6
17% Oct
24
29% Jan
4
6% Nov
30
13
54% Oct
26
431/4 Jan ;
69% Jan
20% Jan
141/4 Mar-24
30% Dec
94
>
6
54% July 21
5
991/4 Apr
13
29
17
Jan
18
16'/4 Dec
14
34% Jan
21
23
19
43% Jan
6
Dec
351/a Dec
30
13 % Oct
40y» Apr'
24
91
2
69ya Feb
6
231/2 Jan
67% Jan
July 19
103
4
9
,
6
18
May 16
11% Aug
9
Aug
31
18% Feb
27
Feb
27
Feb
7
62
3
15
36% Jap
4
23 % Jan
3;
38
20-,
29% Jan'
4
28
3
30
291/2 Jan4
5
,20
Jan
3
32
8
15
Jan
4
4
12% Jan
23
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
12
10% Oct
18
17% Nov
4
Nov
29
38
30% Feb
4
94% Feb
15% Jan;
8
78i% jan
Jan
2
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
101
26i% juiy 25
49% Mar 9
39 Viz
■i
Jan
37% Jan
10
82% Jan
3
July 19
98% Feb
7
Dec 21
5%
36% Dec
Jan
11
56% Dec
5
32
Sep 30
42
Feb
48%
Mar
*
13
24
10
26% Nov
,
5
21% Oct
24
:
33
71% July
74
353/a Jan
4
21
23 % Dec
30
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
71% Nov
28
57
,
3
,
56
Dec
9
53 3/a Oct
28% Jan
r.
.
4
8
4
Jan 22
2
3
69 Vb Dec
15
.
29
1
17% Jan
18
73/4 Jun
6
121/8 Jan
12
May 26
40% Dec
2
Full
O'Nuts
44
28
28%
17Mz
17%
17%
36%
17%
18
361%
36%
36%
35%
36 '/a
57%
36%
55%
36%
58V4
5,400
58
59%
x56%
581%
58%
59%
86,900
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
411/2
11,200
63/a
6%
24,600
46%
46%
3,200
,
48
46%
47
39%
383/4
39%
38%
39
92Viz
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92 »/2
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27
43%
26
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25%
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20%
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20%
20%
21
20%
20 Va
251/4
20%
20%
24%
24%
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25
24%
251/a
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24%
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9
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49
9
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38
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;
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37%
106
37%
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38%
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58%
59%
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21
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22%
33%
22%
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93/a
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;
34
153/4
15%
15%
16%
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563/4
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8,600
23%
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24
9,400
18
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17
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17
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24 3/a
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:
51%
50%
51%
513/4
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443/8
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44%
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443/4
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24
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86%
85%
85%
102%
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102%
41%
42
84
82%
42
41%
No par
23%
23%
20,600
-
52%
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53%
54%
82,700
42%
443/8
44%
83%
82'%
83
310
42%
2,900
55%
543%
54%
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83 3/4
6,200
53%
54%
14,600
293/4,
533/4
29
28%
29
29
27%
27%
273/4.
27%
/
30;
30
27 Va
27%
28
2,800
12%
12%
373/4
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ClevelandiCliffs Irop Co
I
Cleveland Electric lium common—.15
3,000
48%
48%
X48 %
3/4
%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48
40%
1,200
.63
4,500
preferred
; *97
*58
Corporation
*34%
,55%
1
-
& Cp
preferred.
7%
No par
com
60
68
61%
97%
35%
55%
♦137
71i%
♦703%
138
■-
98%
*57%
58%
*34%
35V4
*34'/2
35%
54%
.
*97 /
58%
53%
51%
53%
55
70%
71%
70 3/4
87%
88%
8 8 3/4
893/4
89%
893/4
9,600
23%
'A
24"/,
233/4
24
23%
24
23 s/8
24
23%
*23%
4,600
49%
37,200
♦137
*1500
,
138
138
*1500
*1500
*150.0
48
47%
473/4
47 %
48%
48
'1S%
49%
76%
76 V
76%
76i%
76%
77
*76
75%
76
40%
413/
40%
40 Va
40%
43
43
77%
45%
44%
453/a
12,400
37%
37%
37
371/4
37%
37%
37%
381/4
37%
37%
11,500
&
Iron
18%
25,900
5
18%
19%
183/4
50
common
preferred series B
*47 %
48%
*47%
19%
48
183/4
*47%
18%
183/4
18%
481/2
*47%
48
45 3/4
*45
453/4
/
~
45
*43%
45
'
45
45
37
*34?/4
35%
35
353/a
13
Columbia Gas
26%
26%
2 6 3/4
27
263/4
26%
35% Aug
18
._5
33
33%
32 Va
32%
32 VB
323/4
32%
32%
par
No par
*74
75
75
75
683/4
68 3/a
Jan
5
0
11
Columbia
74% Aug 24
64% May 22
74% May 25
13
52 % Sep
$4.25
3
6
23
141/a Jan
11
'
8
19% Mar 29
Aug
12
Jan
3
7% Jan
3
13
3
57% Aug 23
86% May 10
15% Mar 22
May 11
&
No
Southern
Credit
Commercial
Nast
Publishing
Cone Mills Corp_
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
27
Consol Edison
4
29% Jan
4
39% May 17
Consolidation Coal
12
61% Jan
4
Consumers Power Co
96% Aug 22
923/4 jan
4
73% July 28
97% May
9
871/4 Jan
963/4 Aug 25
93
13
98% July 11
811/2 Jan
88
12
90
83/4 Aug 24
44% Jan
Feb
9
95
12% May 15
58
Mar
3
45% Aug
4
Continental Can
77% Jan
6
851% Jun
15
7"% Jan
3
12% May
4
83% May 23
2
14% Jan
6
22% Jan
27
19% Feb
17
21% May 11
443/4 May 11
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54 Va Jan
4
3
7% Jan
3
70% Aug| 31
11% May
8
Continental
11% Jan
40
Jun
57% Dec
22
51% July 19
60% Apr
Continental Oil
31
Sep 20
35% Jan
62
40% Mar 16
see page
24..
3
May 17
173/4
18%
17%
11
ll3/a
11%
11V4
11%
convertible
14%
14%
14%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll3/e
11%
55%
56
55%
56
55%
62%
30
513/4
34
'
100
50
63
33,200
5,400
30
4
35
'
30%
51% '•52%
34%
93%
923/4
11,100
*
12,500
34%
48,600
933/4
8,100
100
100
100
109%
1093/4
70
17%
173%
1093/4
17%
18%
11,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,300
14 3/a
'
14%
800
»■
•
14%
14%
1,600
113/a
Hi/2
11%
11%.
4,700
561/a
14%
56%
55%
57%
3,800
75
75 3/8
74%
175
75%
75%
75%
102%
102%
1023/4
102%
103 'A
103%
1,600
5
43%
433A
43
433%
41%
423/4
40%
421/2
41%
41%
25,800
45%
46%
453/8
46
45%
46%
47%
49%
47%
48%
11,900
103
75
1023/4
75%
t—* 0 to
103
5
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
59%
60%
60%
607%
603/4
62
61%
62
61%
62
36%
36%
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3 61/2
36%
37
37
37
37
par
ifro
70%
713/0
96Va
98
87
26%
70 3/4
71
70 3/4
70%
70%
70%
703/4
71%
95%
96
95%
96
95%
96
96
96
*96%
98
96%
96%
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97%
*95
97%
*85%
87
86
86
*86
87
*86
87
26%
26
26%
94%
*97
*85%
26
100
1.25
5
common
'
No par
10
common
preferred
Continental Steel
63
8,000
;T
683/4
;
*109%
»
56%
75%
-
32%
"75
68%
iq
.No par
2
com
]
Insurance
of
32%
*74;
68%
1.33 Va
preferred
Continental Copper & Steel
$5
*
92%
91%
14%
No par
No par
$3.75
Continental Motors
14%
91%
1
Inc
Co
Inc
25,100
29 3/8
^
17%
11%
10
.
3
34% Jan
28
18%
Corp_
com
Lines
5
5
17%
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America com
5
4
20
100
Gas
preferred
27,800
26%
51%v
"
100
1093/4
No par
3
111
100
109%
preferred
Air
91%
109 %
$4.52
May
103
34%
100
91%
No par
Jan
Aug 22
51%
91
preferred
4%
35%
263/4
62%
29%
50%
109%
$4.50
Continental
29%
x33%
100
Co
Continental Baking
$5.50 preferred
6
35%
27
1
Laundries
S>31/4 Dec
7
50 3/4
34
No par
Corp
40% Jan
30
32%
91%
Industries-'^.
Oct
28
30%
\x50%
1
of N y com
53% Jan
29% Feb
.323/4
99%
1
351/2
263/4
63%
1093/a
Co
preferred—
Consol Electronics
88% Jan
5
21% July
90% Jan 11
293/4
'
.
62
99%
Cigar Corp
Consolidated Natural
85% Jun
62
1
Consolidated
9
61%
68%
109%
Comptometer Corp
62
Mar
50
32%
25
com
r
26% Aug 30
Jan
*74
100
Co
preferred
3
Aug 30
30%
*.5i
5
preferred
5.25%
$5
_
69%
80
35%
■
4.64%
Consolidated
30 Va
68%
61%
1
Commonwealth Edison
Conde
75
*45
'
70
60%
1
Co
*74.
75
-
<
*
68%
Elec—5
Solvents
5
31
Ohio
Cpmbustiop, Engineering Inc_^
20 3/4 Jan
66 3/a Jan
101
10
common
Commercial
111% Apr 18.
24 V* May
4
10
3
,
•
93% Aug 31
101 % Feb
Pictures
!
Inc
preferred
Columbus
1
Aug 31
System
Columbian Carbon Co
35% May 26
16
Jun
590
/
*47i/4
19%
48
35%
97% Jan
70
47%
..
45
68 '/a Jan
1,200
137%
89
4% noncumulative 1st pfd—
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
35
71
139
i
873/4
19
9
10
14,100
1
Corp
503/a Jan
5
71
138
130
88%
*1500
-
No par
6
5
623/4
97%
■:*57%
35%
54%
69%
68
5%
x97 %
58%
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*34%
53%
02
62'/4
3%
•98y8
98
58
*34%
138
62
«1%
97%
58
t
No par
preferred—
Fuel
98
1,300
87%
No par
Collins <fc Aikman
£%%
60%
58%
35%
56%
•137
...
100
—
Co—.1
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y,
_!l
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common^
,_1
$3.50
.6,0 %
.
No par
RJX 7% gtd—_50
guaranteed 4% stock—50
Pitts
48
28
21% Jan
2,700
38%
42% Apr
27 Vb Apr
12
120
12%
54% Feb
3
3,600
42%
16
231/4 Jan
45
86
1Q0%
82 3/8
543/4
82%.
54%
29
27%
86
100%
43
*42%
55%
27%
443%
86
101 ya
29%
27%
50
400
23%
54%
-
18%
23%
29%
.
,
"
'
*85%
.
1,000
12,800
50%
..
16,100
31%
23%
,
571/2*
21%
16 3/a
;
100
16%
57%
21%
35%
16%
24%
*18
34
1,300
18
■
*16%
'
19
400
?3 %
23%
:;tr r
19
-
9%
21
31%
'
f,
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313/4:
23 8/fl
•
10,500
31% t 32 Va
'
/
1,300
59%
35
21%
34%
6,200
16,200
106
16%
'
21%
260
5,600
16,400
3,100
9%
*33%
'16%
57V2
13,200
"
38%
*19%
23%
'
34
16%
♦561/a
*18
*18
*9%
39
373/4
Cluett Peabody
July 27
:
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23'/«
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16
56
%
58%
21
*22%:
55%
V
38
.
*19
23
38%
59%
106
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21
22%
34
58%
9%
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22 3/a
,
106
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21
.
15%
~
-
■
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3$%
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12%
Colorado
4
.
38%
,
38%
23% May 17
Jan
1,700
12%
3
37
2,600
46%
£2%
__5
Collins Radio Co
107
19,100
38%
22
42%
28%; 28%
16%
121/4
231/4 Jan
footnotes,
43%
28%,
171/a
1
28
38%
Va
515/a Dec
For
43%;
28%
xl7%
36%
12%
May 17
42% May 18
1
44
50
38%
Consolidated Foods
Dec
600
12%
49% Aug 31
73/4 Dec
19%
.38%
13
19
1,100
*18%
12%
371/4 Jun
75% Jan
93
703/4
3.8%
2
47% Jan
93
70%
ip
42 % Dec
2
42%
28%
—-.-i
,—5
2
31% Dec
43%
'
19
47%
41
9
107
70%
18%
6%
Machine CO10
C I T Financial Corp
Np pay
Citjes Service Co—,
4,
IQ
City Investing Co—
;
3
16
93%
*69%
18%.
411/2
*101
46% Jan
100% Jun
*93
70 %-
*93
,
6'/4
*-«100
105% Apr
Oct
7,000
93%
70%
18
94y4
'i
41%
8%
l__25c
preferred—1
5
Dec
43%
24%
25
7
94
43%
20%
corn—No par
Corp
Jan
49
431/a
24
36 Va Apr
14
43%
23%
30
30
28
1,200
43%
23%
27
Jan
32
23
683A Dec
37% Jun
76
*31 %
34%
603/4 Jun
83
47
*72%
31%
33%
103% Dec
Apr
29% Jan
*44
76
31%
20 3/4
4
19
47
*72%
X31%
13
20% Sep
*44
32
32
43%
32 3/a
17
20
47%
*19
-77
*74
,
33%
961/4 Jan
May
4,600
21
42% Feb
26
27
31%
.Coca-Cola
5
231/4 Jan
;H
Aug 19
115/8 Dec
23%
33
Special
6
50% Jan
110% Aug 30
1
30% Sep
14% Dec
23%
20%
Clevite
17
41% Jun
20
101
Feb
July
52 Va Jan
-
251/2 Jun
200
2,100
23%
32%
50% Mar 17
67
5,400
23%
*45
21%
3
39 5/a Aug
•
20
23%
24
33%
19
213/8 Jan
[
2,900
19%
i8 y8
«
60
'
25%
70
43%
5/s
20,800
25 %
343/a July 28
;
27
83
6%
*19%
No par
Colorado & Southern Ry—
,1
82
27%
19 %
210
1
124%
251%
32%
Jan
0
45% Aug
24
'
4
Jan
14% Jan
503/8 Aug 16
27%
93%
37%
>4
25%
31%
77% Jun 15L
45% Aug 31
23
20
37
*122
*19
20%
323/4 Jun
6
Jun
27%
_^_100
$4.50
Aug~21
•-
931/4
37%
33,800
26
pfd_—100
preferred series A
Cleveland
16
49%
30% Jan
2
,
,
3
20
7
'94
37
122% T22 Viz
82% ■ 82%
'
670
2,000
41%
42%
50
,City Products Corp i
City Stores Co-—--.
^Cl^rk Equipment Col
10
30% Jan
6
July
183/4 Jun
Jan
2^
36% Mar
Jun
14
59
10
30
24
23
Sep
4
Feb
8i/4 Feb
63
1
21% Jan
76
43% July 27
,
51% Mar 20
95% Feb
Jan
41 %
*91%
Cincinnati Milling
ll
74
41 %
'
571/4
21 »/a
4%%
ll
140
451/4 Jun
Jun
Mar
4
7
13
41%
4
18
90aA Jan
32% Apr
15% Apr
10
Dec
56% Mar
36% May
Jan
" Jan
103 3%
Jan
61
50
31
II
Apr
77% Jan
34
13% Mar
Mar
98% Mar 17
61
Mar 21
47% Feb
133
5
19% Oct
93% July 1
56 Vk Jan
7
30
39% Feb
3
2i
14
131/2 Dec
Jun
<
28
Nov,..
80% Dec
42% Dec
60
1$
53% Feb
7
78
^
5
413/4 Oct
Jan
40% Jan
8
137
1
71% Jan
89
102% Feb
26% Aug 24
8
19% Nov
Apr
Apr
64% Dec
9
12
48% Feb
11% July 27
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
17
126% Feb
99
62
*
A
4 ;
411%
,'"*93
"
82 y4
41%
38%
Cincinnati Gas d1 EJectric conj_8.50
/
4%
preferred—^
-—100
58 % May 17
44i% Aug
5
59% Jun 23
18
45% May 11
6
33
38%--
■
4
41%
10
Chrysler Corp
4
18
Aug 25
41% May 19
1
Jan
1
17
27% July
47%
90%
54% Sep
Apr
20% Feb
28
'
••
74
46%
par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
% Feb
50% Jan
■,
3%
'6 %
i
100
com
Pac
non-cum
Western
Chock
11
49
4
series A
31% Apr
85
23
4-
♦17%
,
40
20% May 15
,
3
24% Jan
preferred-
A'
& North
5%
Mar 20
3
53 % Dec
Oct
.
65% Jan
3
27%
26
37% Jan
1
74
.
S
Chicago Pneumatin Tool
——8
Chicago Rock Isl & P,ac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
)Mar 22
26
29
16% Nov
■
13,500
9%
74
♦93 /
69%
A
'
27
68 % Dec
39% Jun
14% July 14
:
Feb
Class
Chic
38% Mar 21
Dec
Oct
convertible
Chic Milw St Paul <fe
21% Aug 31
Sep
15
94
!
19%
431/2
17%
'
25%
43
71
9%
650
•25%
44
17%
21,100
*19
77
,
500
68%
46
19 y8
47
*74
671%
,
•
124%
27%
9,900
34%
360
26
32 i/a
71
No par / * /
No par
com
Chicago Great Western Ry
5%
preferred-—
37% May 26
22
-
27%
32%
94 V
iq
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
*
Mar 30
20% Dec
20
.
♦45,
37%
40%
67
■
9%
*73
4
'
•
94
*122%
3,100
'
9%
'•
.
41 %; •:
80%
43%
1
$4.50 preferred—_
3%%
8
22
13% Jan
52
Inc
'
3
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
,3
26
13% Dec
40 Viz Jun
15% July 31
21% Feb 14
26% Jan
50V4 Nov
Jan
7 % Jan
7'
Gotham
Champion Spark Plug Co
—1%
Chgmplin Oil & Refining Co—
1
Checker Motors Corp'—
f.25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
10% Mar 22
32
Aug
24
1
81
32%
l
Champion Papers Inc
15
30% Jun
7% Jan
4
6% Dec
Co
41%
*93
32%
43
y;
■
A
4
4,900
47
34%
451%
95%
57%
39%
45%
39%
■
3,000
3,500
*
"46%
34%
66%
9%
4
4iy8:
*74%
■
67
1,900
K
'
'
'
•47%
77
l
Chain Belt Co
27% Mar 20
Dec
Aircraft
Chadbourn
39% Aug 28
94i/4 July 27
50% Apr
4
Jan
39 %
24
'■
Shares
51
31%
151/a
-
26% Jan
90
25%
41
Cessna
43% Aug 16
27%
.19%
55%
46% May 31
4
"
•
45%
*34
'73%* 274
381/8'
19%
24
38%
-
*
94
'
95
46% A.16%
.
9%
4'/a
26%
36
Corp
V /
Jhe Week
56%
571/8
:
:
.
34 V4
62%
1241/2.
81
28
*45
„5
Products
74
4
15%
06
56%
47
*34
'V
37%
81-
26
—50
Co
10
*122%
123%
27%
A 19%
Service—10
;
:57
,
37% A 38%
81
'
63
40%
28%
3
3% Jan
18
'
•
17%
Century Industries
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
33% Mar 16
45%."./
*93
17%
22% Mar 29
44% May 17
65% Aug 21
38%
45'/4
73%
•
27%
9
57
38%
'
31%
15%
*95
•
46%
45
*501/2
31%
'
15%
96%
38%
341/2'
51i/4
31
•
57 y8
34%i,
93
123
20
50%
-
471%
9%
'
No par
4
1
4
,_2.50
No par
17
•'
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 1
'
15% -15%
*95%
45 J
■'
40%
93
100
Public
-
38%
73%
4
1
-
'
31
46 y8
62 »/2
40%
L-100
.
57
10%
73
7
preferred
Central Illinois
May 11
31% Mar
7
1
.51
t
Thursday
Aug. 31
,
•
64 '
Central RR Co of N J
Central & South West Corp
Central Soya Co —
Jan
31
9%
Aguirre
20% Jan
6
941/2 Aug 19
48% Aug 25
4
16
May 15
•.
24
34%
62 %
—10CL
preferred—
9% Jan
/ Jan
,14
-
21%. Dec
3% May 11
24
Jan
Jan
45%
*34%
Sugar. Co
——5
Central Foundry Co_l
Central of Georgia
Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
,—100
Central Hudson Gas,& Elec
No par
Central Illinois
Light com—No par
72% Aug 23
26 t Feb
6
17% Aug 15
38
5%
5
97% Apr
*44%
i
50%
31
.
preferred series A_100
conv
Central
July 21,.
47
50
Celptex Corp common
July 12
75
28% May 23
42% Jun 15
29
Oct
Mar
50
7
July 18
40
6
Mar
4M»%
9
34% Jun
3
Oct
Oct
3
24
27
26
Aug
38%
common_No par
preferred
96 'A
57'/8
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
A 7% 2nd preferred™
—100
28
19% July 21
28 Va Jun
5
27% Jan
59
28
26
20% Sep
59
35 %
38% Jan
Dec
4.20%
Apr 10
23
28
27
29% Jan
38
Aug 17
Jun
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
8
30
3
18% Jan
80% Aug 17
20
19% Mar
32% Jan
24% Jan
8
May 23
96%
12.50
(J I);Co common
Caterpillar. Tractor
96
1
preferred--—
6Va % 2nd preferred
;
15% A
:
1
7%
Mar 20
41% Aug 29
85%
20 %
Jan
3 '
V
15%
48%
Corp
PRICES
'
37%
Inc__:
31
30%
15%
47%
■
General
51
'31%
56%
5,
SALE
.
49%
96
10
HIGH
Aug. 30
1
31-
No par
preferred
&
50%
AND
Weaneaday
Aug. 29
15%
»—10
common-
Carter Products
40% Aug 15
21
17
4% %
28
Case
129
50%
—
Corp
13V* Apr
97
Mfg Co__.
Tuesday
Aug. n
5.
Power «fc Light
Carpenter Steel Co__:
Carrier
Carriers
5
3
:
Carolina
»
.,
90% May 31
30y8 Feb
21
Corp
3
68% Aug 21
46% Feb
Monday
Par
No par,
Carolina Clinchfield «fe Ohio Ry_100
35 % Aug
'
19
Feb'
34% Jan
9
May 19
"40
23
40% Sep
57 % May
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
52 % Mar 30
27'/a July 22
"■'
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
i
25
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5
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1
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5
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7
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431/2
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55%
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107
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54%
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57
57
52%
56%
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67%
56%
2,100
11,900
2,100
11,200
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10
30
24,400
93
9%
53%
107
43%
82
9%
34,200
3,400
20
27,700
—
5,300
21%
691/4
23,000
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26%
18,600
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8.600
52%
533/4
50.200
57 Va
58
1,200
16
(964)
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
,
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
JUnge for Previous
20% Sep
19
42 % Mar
2
24% Jan
37% Jun
25 % Sep
15
30% Jan
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
12% Dec
5
6
55
Jan
186
Jun
;
31 Ve Jan
42% May 31
59% Jun
Corn
5
11
88
Jan
5
27
18% Jan
3
13
64% Jan
4
16% Feb
17
42
Dec
45
Dec
34V* Oct
23
Coty
Feb
11
29% Apr
13
76
July 18
5%
29
117
Aug 22
44
Aug 22
$2
60 V2 Sep
51 Ve July 25
i.
54% Dec
Sep
20
89% Jan
6
Dec
5
'17% Jan
3
26% May 17
28
29% Jan
109% Jan
4
88% Nov
5
90% Jan
3
109 Va May 25
16
13% Sep
8 Ve
Oct
63 Ve
18
Jan
11
24
14% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
69% Mar 23
Jan 18
64 V2 Jan
5
July 26
3
28
11 %
13
37
14
Jan
Cuneo
1
12% Jan
7
8y. Jan
3
8
36 % Aug
2
54% Jan
30
17% Dec
29
Feb
19
14% May
2
19% Jan
20
14% Dec
7
.' 31 Ve Jan
4
15% Jan
4
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
:-'30% Jan
3
37
May
4
67% Sep
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
31 J/4 Jun
22
4*
87% Aug 23
3
42
Jun
9
7
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25
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12%
12%
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22
12%
'
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60% Jan
34
166.
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
^_1
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20
22
34 Va
v
143/a Feb
7% Dec
34 V*
56 Ve
...
of America—12.50
Co
convertible
5%%
Cuban-American
"35% May 15
"
Steel
Crucible
Cudahy
4%%
50% Dec
Corp
preferred—
73% May 19
July 18
31% Mar 29
30 Va
34%
343/a
.
.
No par
common—5
—
Zellerbach
$4.20
12
23% Apr 18
13 Va Aug 21
Aug 23
22
10 Ve Aug
30% Sep
15 Ve
preferred-
Crown
-
95 Va Jun
31%
34%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 31
'
Publishing
■
1
Seal common—2.50
&
31 y*
35%
Aug. 30
„
1
3974 July 25
86
Jan
4
95
Cork
Crown
1
31%
.18%
..
.
....
com——1
-25
Corp
preferred-
Crowell-Collier
50% Mar 10
4
39% Feb
f..j
Sales for
Thursday
-12 Ve
•
100:.;
•
Petroleum
conv
PRICES
•
40ye
.
.
25
„
preferred
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42% Jan
'
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SALE
Aug. 29
31%
31%
343/4
.
—1.~
_1
:—
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Co
33A%
21
243/4 Apr
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Crane
..
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Coty International Corp—
17
8
33
21
40% Feb
9
3
Jan
14
1
5
Aug 30
9% Apr
50c..
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Works common
5.
3%% preferred.
100
3%% preferred ser of 1947—100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
.1
70% Aug 31
18
19 Ve Mar
25
28% Feb
92
Products
Corning
22% May 11
•"■
11
26
5
29% May
5
*72% Jan
July 18
76
17
t
30
46% Jan
v
22% July 21
Jan 15
4
23 y2 Feb
Jan
3% Jan
13
.4% Sep
12
17% Mar
83 V* Jan
<
Aug 17
Copper
194% Apr
4
87% Aug 22
Aug 21
Apr
15% Sep ' 9
'10% July 1 1
3
July 27
40
July 27
72 V* Jan
163
15
HIGH
Wednesday
.31 %
.
Co——1
Corp__—1
1
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5...
Rubber
«k
Copeland Refrigeration
Range Co
Copper weld Steel Co
87
5
Tire
Cooper
22% May 24
24% Jan
18Ve Oct
18
Tuesday
Aug. 28
5
Corp
49%Jun
90
8
19
5
of
27% Jan
45% May
83 % Apr
America
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
AND
'
*Monday
Par
13% Jan
■
9
85 % Jan
6
13% Aug
7% Jan
4
Feb" 16
27 % Dec
124
-
Controls
40% May 31
6
29
16
July 11
33% Jun 17
24% Jan
7
42 V* Feb
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
,
Lowest
78
900
.:
19,000
•
'
773/4
:
.35
1,400
78
79
2,600
D
Jan
4
121/4 De?c
27
83
.
15% Jan
i
Dec
5
31
12
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r
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13
72% Jan
6
8
80% Jun
13
; ;
83
13
'
32
3
47% May
543/4 Dec
28 J/a Jan
8
Aug
413% Jan
Apr
20
31 J/4 Aug
24
27% Jan
3
21
261/4 Aug 15
24% Jan
8
4
Jan 20
10
6
"
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Dec V- 6
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26y« Jan
4
333/a July 29
8
50 J/4 May
38% July
8
^
Jan
,
27
14
30
Sep
14% Oct
24
4
3
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29% Jan
6
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3
T
35 V* Jan
3
?29% Jan
3
■it
12 Mi Jan
,
15
4
Aug 16
17% July 24
26% Jan
5
31% Jan
3
283/a Jun 24
15% Oct
7
28 % Feb
15
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
153/4 July 19
'
15
-
17% May 16
16% Oct
-19% Jan- -4
•
July
27
14Ve Dec
•
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24% Jan
—.
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3034Jan
33% Sap
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18
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19 Ve Aug
Dec
5
13% Jan
27
143% jan
96% Jan
30% Jan
9y« Jan
8
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Aug 16
18
46 y4 Feb
173/4 Oct
77% Jan 20
25 Va Jan
3
38% Jan
.
3
43
Aug
8
41
Jan
5
44
15
44% Aug 24
Jan
3
42% Mar 28
July 11
46
Mar 23
42
5
19
19
13
41
Aug 16
443/4 Aug 25
44% Aug 24
11
401/4 Jan
Jan
100 y4 Apr
'
13
8
4
52 y« July 18
26% Sep
38y2 Jan
10
17 Ve Jan
■
Aug 16
83
421/4 Jan
3
3
103
5
8
Jan
May
22% Jan
3
8
40
4
185% Jan
74ya Jan
Jan
3
5
266% Jan
31'
21% Mar
37
Jan
70
22
1783/4 Oct
-
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4
7% Sep
8
14% Jan
28
;
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10
18% Jan 17
4
24
r
4
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12% Oct
V-
5
191/4 Jun 20
Mar
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10
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70yB Oct 25
25
13% Jan
28% Oct 20
26
A—100
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80ya
series
series
B—100
C—100
50c
78'A
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35
51%
.78%.
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Co
&
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,
37Mar 27
24 Va Mar
8
.
.
44
Jan
4
Eastern
Air
43% Aug 29
Gas
303/4 Aug 30
Nov
21
1
253/4 Jan
4
1
136 V* Jun
29% Jan
9
Mar
92
Mar
82
3;
,
29
483% Feb
1
79
1
Jan
15
87
96
Jan
11
30% Jan
.
>45%
94
.
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Aug
4
July 29
83
25
26% Jan
44% Apr
5% Dec
29
433/4 Oct
24
8% Feb
26
Jun
7
19% Jun
23
73
10% Oct 25
24% Oct 31
1
Feb
2
20% Jan
-
50
Jan
113/4 Jan
3
16% May 15
Elgin
30% Jan
El
Mar
9
343% Aug 22
23%
Dec
13
78
Jun
20
84
163/4 Dec
8
23
823/4 Feb
Apr
28% Oct
49
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29%
29%.
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18%
33% May
43 Ve Apr
253/a
403/4
25%
41 Ve
25%
407/a
793/4 Mar 16
373/a Jan 26
63/4 Oct 20
7
547/8 Jan
18 % July 24
323/4 Jan
19
54% Jan
59
5
6
35% Dec 27
5 s% Oct
24
12 % F«b
20% Dec
28
28% Feb 26
5% Dec
5
Jan
7
July 24
9% Mar
1
16% Apr
27
Evans Products Co
8
62
373/4 Dec
8
Mar' 4
33 y4 Dec
27
Ex-Cell-O
4
Factor
(Max)
&
Whitney Corp com-
convertible
3
28% Apr
Jan
6
13% May
Fairchild
Stratos
30
Aug
Fairmont
Foods
'Feb
81 >
Jun 21
85
Jan
51% May
35
Jan
11
4
32% Feb 20
45% May 17
55% Aug 31
No par
Co
Morse
Fairbanks
$1.60
4%
.5%
preferred
common.;:
convertible
junior
Falstaff
Family
preferredpreferred
:
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Finance
Corp
Corp
—1
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.
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11%
29
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28,300
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43/4
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6
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3
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43
8
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8
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50
1
5
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18
May 12
343/4 Apr
5%
21
25% Jun 30
Sep"20
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3
213^
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Aug 28
4V2
100
20
4
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Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
23
3
22 3/4
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Industries
Gas Co
Jan
35
Jan
Englehard
23 % Apr
9
100
1
8.50
preferred
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
22% Jan
48% Jun
26
7
63/4 Mar 22
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153/4 July 28
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26,700
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11%
63%
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2,100
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11,800
483/4
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413% Sep
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28
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79%
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89
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49
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24
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38% Jan
nav«v
25%
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843/4
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293/a
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104%,. 105
96%
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833/4
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40
83% Feb
7
87% May 16
Jan
7
1
28
8
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105; ;>
3
6
81
19
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25
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100
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65 3/4 Mar 22
21
11
preferred
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3
22 ye Jun
20
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58
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94
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100
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-
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4
8
Dec
Apr
Kodak
4% July 27
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5
89
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prior
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1
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21
283/a Nov 23
25
Jan
Fuel
&
36% Apr
67 3/4 Apr
29
-
99
10
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preferred—
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Jan
33
Eastern
383/4 Aug
93% Aug
12
44% Jan
<
9
93
54% Feb 25
1
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37% Feb
:
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5
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1193/4 Apr
3
88
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96% July 22
>
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3
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v
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79
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DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
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\
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32
,
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27y8Junl2
Diana Stores Corp
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Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
42 Ve
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18
173/4
173/4
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173/4
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4
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' • ' *163/4
17
17;
17 1
165/a > 167/8
28% Jan 12
Dome Mines Ltd
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25%
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25 Ve
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.
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1 24%
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8
Douglas Aircraft Co
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>
38
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18%
187/a
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19 <
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85% Sep
1
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——,^-5 - 83%
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27y« Mar 22
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383/4 May
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DuBois Chemicals Inc
—,^1
-- 1919%
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193/4' 19% • 20% '
54% Aug 21
•
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54%■,
54y4
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54%>.54%-■•-14% Apr 17
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13 ya - 13%
13*/a
133/4 133/»- 137/a
10% Jun 22
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—1
9Va - 93/4
9%
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237% Aug
3
du Pont de Nemours (E I) com—5
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222Va 224Va
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104
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101 Va 101%
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4
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28'%
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29%
x29
•
293/a42'A Jun
8
$3.75 preferred^
50
393/4
39% 393/4
393/4
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6
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417/a •
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50
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DWG Cigar Corp
—
5
24»/4
25
243/4
25%
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60% May 16
24% Jan
27
&
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16>/4
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Co—6.75
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2.50
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.
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Records Inc
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19
,
,
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4
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-
20
48% Jan
4
331/4 Jan
24
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17% July
J
9
,31
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203/4 Feb 23
11
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29
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2
29 Ve Mar
28
3
>14% Jan
.
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,
3
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14
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40y« Mar 23
16% Jan
7% Jan
18ya Nov
;
,
•
55'/a May 24
11
201/4 Jun
28
203A Jan
15 Va July 18
,
471/4 Aug 11
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35
253/8
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32
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62% May 23
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:
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Daystrom Inc—
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19
80% Jun
4
21
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9
28
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16
173/4 Dec
7
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.
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.
•
76 Va Feb
39% Dec
,
35% May 17
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7
35% Aug 30
79% Jan
;
15
16'
20
Mar
preferred series A
Dan River .Mills Inc
76% Jan
38ya Apr
.
20
16
1
100
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s 33/i%
.
16
Sep
80
•
•
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4
1
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.
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22
.
82% May 23
80% Aug 23
4
3
173/8 Jan
3
July 31
25% Jun
49% May 31
-
74% Feb
-
12% Jan
.
,
75% Jan
Jan
-
85 ya Jun
33% Jan ' 5
-
27% Oct
32
433% Jan
293%
30 V*
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29 s/8
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393/4
403/4
39%
40%
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56%
55%
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24
23
23
30%
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Volume
194
Number 6087 ...The
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
44 y2 Nov
9
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
5
20% Jan
4
251/4 July.28
40% Jan
.6
15V2 Dec
691/4 Jan
4
91/8 Mar 29
20
27% Jan
211/a Sep .19
241/2 Jun
27
9
Oct
33
>
26
45
39% Dec
15% Oct
31
351/2 Oct
24
34% Feb
14
12 Ya
20
May 12
677/a Jun 15
1
Fansteel
Federal
19% May 10
241/4 Jan
241/4 Oct
32% Oct
47
26
141/2 Jan
18% Jan
20
52% Feb
28
■'
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4
45% Jan
19
,
Oct
24
22
6% Nov
17
23*% Nov
7
'
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39% Feb
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47% Dec
22.
Jan
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20% Feb
24
27% OCt
May 27
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84
,
12
38 V2 Nov
-38% Apr
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68% Jun 29
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85
3
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89% Jun
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27
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196
63
Dec
21
248
May 31
-88 % Jan
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131/4 Jan
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23
13
95
59 % Jan
250
27
3
13
285
13
97
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12
11% Oct
5
191/2 Jan
15
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22
351/a Jan
7
60% July 25
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6
63% Jan
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25
19% Jan
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24
41% Jan
29
July 31
31% Jan
9
65
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22
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21
32 i
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3
Feb
13
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31%
100 *
preferred
Corp
56%
38
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preferred
54
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$5
,
59 V*
"42%
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Greyhound Corp-common *1.
Gulf Oil
15 s/8
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59 V*
1
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4% %
30
77-""
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preferred
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*'
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57%
*
47
15Ya
-
15 V*'-
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•
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Financial' Corp
Great- Western
7%
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463/4,
77
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29Ya
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47%
29 Ya
109
38
77
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'
13%
38
13
38 Ya
•
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12.3/4"
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preferred
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38
common2____2.50
Grayson-Robinson Stores ^_^2_l_ii
2%
9V4
„
5„
Steel
733/4
23%
1
common..
$0.60 convertible preferred_No par
Granby- Mining Co-Ltd—
5
28 Ya Apr.. 7
<
23
28 3/4. Jan
Aug 19
24% Aug 29
*803/4
36
35 Y4
40%
16Y8
•
2
527/a Aug
9
39Ya Apr. 3
-
18
.
.
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Graham-Paige Corp
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17
25% Jan
8
.-
4
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75 % Jan
18:
f
6%-Jan.,
26
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15 % Jan
footnotes,
80%
357/a
-
22 Va Jan
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80%
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97
2,600
41%
5
—
54
Co
767/a Aug
3 Va Jun
34 % Sep
106 5/a
31%
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3
253/8Feb
19%
106%
40%
51%
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4
143
200
v
106 Ya
14%
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26
110
31
17%
;
3
31
128y2. Jan,. 4-
17,200
38%
110
41'
52 V*
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523/4 Jan
373/4
110
400
31
63 Ya
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27
7% Oct
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Aug 25,
16
13,600
353/a
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'
167/a
V
3
Jun
Dec
v
33 Ya
38 Va-
140,300
93%
148,800
46:
'77%
61%
common
46 3/8 Aug 22
41% Aug 24-
.Oct .24
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72%
42 Ya
93
473/a
36Ya
.
51
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76
80
.
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4
32
18
70 3%
42 Yb
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5
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Goodrich
8OY4
373/4
80c
3
7
42%, May 30
22 y2 Oct 24
70 Ya
43
463/4
46
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Gladding McBean & Co
Glidden
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1
;
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>
,
83Vac
preferred
&
j
-
100
3
11
37
3,200
61,500
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803/4
38 >/2
100
y2 Jan
Jan
27.
16%
317/a
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26
com
337/a Jan
24 V* Sep
30 V* Sep
16
31%
110
106%
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25 Va
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Co
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10Ya Jan
Feb. 17
.
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-
38Y8
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22
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-
35 V* Jan
8% Jan
74
Co
Brothers
$4.50
8
16
32%
69%
H03/4
447/a
21%
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4
32 Ya Apr
30
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15
Oct., 20
,
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3 3/a Jan
-
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26
Rubber
&
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Aug 21
5,600
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51
May
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31
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24
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34 3/8
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•'
240
57/8
33%
8
1,900
2,700
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>
41
79%
351/4
333/4
77/8,
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77/a
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3,100
79
v
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7,000
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Telephone Co of Florida—
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preferred
Portland
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Giant
14 »/8 Jan
.
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;
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317/a
687/a
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preference—.
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16
453/4 Aug 22
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44%
series—___No par
68%
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6
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> •17 % May
;
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6
24 -''
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.
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100
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23
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6
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4
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41 y2
35'/2
.
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l
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Mar
3
.
29Va
'
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18
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-
.
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4
21
89% Jan
32 Ya Sep
45
.
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30y8
•
9
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Getty
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11
--
100
95
9y4"
9
12
30
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18y4
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2
■'317/a Aug
4
23 Ye May 11
■
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5
common
May 19
Jan
"
.
~
Co
$1.25
126% Aug
7
82% Aug 23
100% July 26
6
-
v
I__2
12
'
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63/4
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6.67
'*
263/4 Jun
90
2.50
<
75% May 24
3
87Ya Jan
23y0
90
General
393/8 July 10
3
17 Ya Jan
223/4
Public Utilities Corp
V2
July 25
,
•,
91V*
Railway
12
533/8 Jan.* 4
42
227/a
90
General
8
Jun
106 V* Jun
3
14% Jan
22%
Texas___5
of
General
3
847/8 Aug
100
5
30% Jan
v
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General
203/a Mar 20 '
25
Jan
''
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July 14
32 y2 Apr
4
92% Jan
95%
'
27% May 11
22
533% Jan
97%
95%
-
General-Precision Equipt"Corp—_^l
$1.60 conv preferred.—___No par
33 % July 18;
543/4 Apr 14
25 Yb- May 19
26 V*
July 24
101
23
12-%' May 17
1A% Oct 26
42 y2 Feb
3
34y8 May 31
*95y4
12%
'297/8
General
Aug 11
38 % Aug 29
27
33% Jun
25
12% Oct
12
30%
12V*
29"%
preferred
General
•■
243/4 Jun
265/a Sep
.,.
29%
'
Nopar
fconr_il-
Portland Cement Co,l—_^1
7
Jan
*273/4
Outdoor
Jun
29
"4%
23%
General
52
3
,26% Jan
4%
28%
General
23
1
4%
10
37% Jan
3,900
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19
7
46 Ya
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28
Jun
5,800
2,500
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<
51
43/8
'
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51
23ya
Apr
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46%
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...
28%
42 % Feb
6
47
513/4
4y4
83% Jun
.
463/4
29%
223/4
Corp
preferred
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475/a
14%
*273/4
$5
}
463/4
14%
51%
43/s
Corp J.1
Foods Corp
General Instrument Corp
Motors
52%
22%
Finance
Mills
51%
28y2
Controls Co
General
52%
29
46
5134
*273/4
Inc—
Finance
Dynamics
Electric
i
1
•
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39
54% Jan
30
5
Co
'
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Contract
5%
4
Jan
Cable
Cigar
General
28
i6%
■'
>
1
23y8
1st preferred
May 22
Jun
.
48%
■
-
1
;29%
28y2
Bronze Corp •___
General
108 % Mar 27
10
.79% Jan
26
9
6
Jan
4%
May 31
49 %
.26%: Jan
10
6
5
23% Oct
•
104
3% Aug 17
25
3
48
29ya
4y4
General
38% Aug 28
113
July 14
40% Jan
-
';
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14%
293/a
227/a
Jul
General
Aug 21
55% Ayr 21
Apr. 31
106 V*
557/a Jan •*.'6
.
52%
—1
Bancshares' Oorp
General
96
Aug 29
31
;
Aug 22
111
23
,40% Dec
33
,
52%
>1
■
*273/4
Co
General
'
22% Mar
283/4
'
143/a
Inc common.l
Investors
Oil
General
31
74
19
68% Jan
29%
_100
General
22% Mar 21
46
2
37 V* Jan
!
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preferred
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2
36 V* Aug 23
V. 8 <■ Mar 27
29% Jan',5
Dec
Amer
General
■
14%
Transportation__1.25
General Baking
Cd ^c6mmon__£^5
27
'•
14%
Amer
$8
■
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$4.50 preferred
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•
143/4
29
5
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General
19
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convertible
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.
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conv
voting pref
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■
■
1
General American
July 28
Jan 24
153/4 Oct. 25
6
4%%
Aug 14
,27
77% July 26
,
12
Gar Wood
^93% Aug 22
40%tMjar *3
21
34% Jan
Aug 24
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Jun
7% Jan
17
•;
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6 % Aug 14
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27
32% Oct
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c
30
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.
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10
May 26
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.
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Gardner-Denver
29 y2 July
6
2,6 y4 May 15
Jan
^8?. 20%
.
Mar 13
5% May 12
Jan
92%
i
563/8 Mar 17
Jan
; 22%
>0
5
Jan jl
July 22
.-,80% July
30
Oct;28
137
'■ 24%
.
26% Jan^&l
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1
29
3% Jan
9
20
Dec^ 16
Jan
17
57
10% Jan
90
583/4 Feb.-
/
1
443/0 Jun
•
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....
17% Jan
21%
4
27
2
,.19% Sep
11% Sep
10% Sep
'
.
Jan
463/4 Mar
.
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3
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,
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59
38% May 31
12% Jan
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12
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18t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(966)
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
35% Jan
16
43 %
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85 % Jan
11
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
*85
91'% Oct
7
88% Apr
94% Jun
27
86 V2 Jan
15
$4.40 dividend
100
ftQ
Aug
12
93% Apr
10
82
84 v2 Jan
7
91
87 Va May 18
91 '% Aug
Aug 24
101
Jun
104
102
15
103 % Aug 19
103 % Nov
4
Jan
97
23
Jan
105% Feb
-
Mar
Gulf
States
Utilities Co com_No par
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred—
$5 dividend preferred
,
2
14
$5.08
11
24'/a Sep
28
36% Dec
29
Feb
24
55
Sep
26
53% Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
Gustin-Bacon
35% Jan
3
51% Jan
4
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
25% Jan
4
4
221/4 Jan
6
24
2 1% Dec
Jan
27
5
88% Jun
7
106 % Jan
6
93y2 Jan
3
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
j1 26% Jan
3
47% Jun
21
26% Aug
1
Jan
5
471/4 Jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
Jun
39% May 18
28% Feb
9
19
28% Nov
25
July
42
Oct
121
57%
5
129
24
35
46
Jan
50 % Dec
16
26% Sep
2
29% Jan
11
20% Jan
23% Jan
27
11% Jan
26
6
.
27
7
11
13% Feb
9
3
3
87
46% Apr
24
16
501% Jan
3
7
Aug 30
17
Dec
55
Mar 14
38
July
Feb
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
111% Aug 26
108
Jan
61% Apr
13
104% Dec
6
13
Dec
9
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
26
28
Jan
1121/4 Jan
541% July 25
21
18 Ye Oct
84
4
July" 13
60 y8 May 11
16
120
121/4 Dec
1
19
29% Oct
23% Feb
6
71
Aug 17
7% Feb
7
140
16
28% Feb
Apr
5%
16
13
83 y2 Feb
-26>V
Sep
19
20
8
Jan
14
41/2 Jan
6
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Jan
19
16 v* Oct
10
22 Yb Jan
4
16% Jan
201/4 Aug 30
36'/a Mar 1?
38% Feb
Mar
7
35% Dec
4
79
85% Sep
13
Jan
8
Dec
16
651/2 Jan
-
741/2 Jan
Aug 19
Sep
90% Dec
191/4 Jun
4
54% Jan
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
84% Feb
94
Sep
86% Jan
30
24% Jan
81 '/2 Aug 16
88% Jan 10
13
11% Mar 30
UjyeDec
2
43 % Jun 29
21
25
901/4 Aug 24
6% Oct 25
I
10
12% May
2
16
35% Jan
90% Jan
27
92% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
8
Jun
9
1
Apr
11% Apr
26
3
3
23
30% May 31
25'A Apr
3
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
35% Aug
31% Jun
28
31% Jan
41
58'
Jan
23
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
45
Aug
4
43
Aug 1«
44% Jan
45% Jan
22
49% Aug
9
47 V-j Aug
49% Jan
25
441/2 Jan
4
46'% July 27
11
44% Aug 15
43'A Jan
57% Aug 23
32% Jan
23
38% Feb
17
50% Dec
27
50
Jan
10
8% Feb
25
51/2 Jan
3
86% Apr
19
71% Jan
3
5% July 11
65
Sep
28
Dec 13
145
154
Jan
145'
7
Jan
4
18
No par
Power
±
Power
A
B
—5
RR
15
preferred
preferred
preferred
Indiana
Ingersoll-Rand
9
49% Aug
8
6%
*
&
Light_No
Jan
15
33'A Jan
3
56
May 17
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
35% Dec
23
35% Jan
30
52
Sep
Insuranshare3- Ctfs
34% Nov 29
49% Jun
86
93
Feb
Nov
21
2
1
5
40% Jan
15
38'% Mar 13
18
47'/4Apr 17
95
' Jan
21% Jan
447
18
3
May 19
38% Sep
23
19
42% Jan
139% Feb
2
148% Aug 25
142'/0 Jan
Feb
8
36% Aug 24
29
69% Jan
17% Aug
12
50% Jan
80
Oct
34
Apr
Interchemical
12
41%%
27% May 31
523
3
55% Jun
27
Int'l
5
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
21
58'A Jan
85
21% Feb
30% Dec
22
31% Dec
86% Jan
8
9% Dec 30
Dec
55
6
19
15
30
29% Jun
19
94% Aug 15
2
19% Mar
93% Feb
7
70% Mar
46
22% Dec
23
26% Dec
14
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
7
139% Jan
8
23
20
38
Packers
Paper
17
Aug 29
€9'% Mar 28
357/a Apr
$4
12
Jan
3
32% Jun
29
38'% Jun
6
of Cent Amer Com
preferredRectifier
Resistance
46%
60% Apr
4
International
<>
-
381/a Jan
15
331/2 Jan
11
48'A Jun
12
International
Utilities
40% Jan
12
50'% Jun
13
21% Jun
27
32% Rep
1
Interstate
Dept
20'A Jan
4
26
May 19
Interstate
Power
55
May
4
Iowa
Light &
9
Iowa-Illinois
4
46% Aug 26
1
43
Dec
21
41% Jan
3
32% Mar
4
40
Aug 29
38% Jan
10
7
21% Jan
3
30% May 17
7
115'/2 Jan
3
122% May 10
20
Oct
115
Jan
18ya Oct
31
4
26
36% Jan
124
Sep
44% Jan
12% Dec
1
10'/2 Oct
13
76'A Jan
26
24
52 A Apr
76% Jan
22
83
44% Jan
IS
53% May
6
fi% Mar
9
For
20
Jan
12
18'A Jan
7
3
45'A Aug
14
24% Feb
13% Aug
4
,17% Mar
13y4 Jan
3
19% Apr 11
85!/2 May 19
^an
13
-49% Jun
17% July 20
®
40% Oct
4
421/2 Jan
48% Feb
20
2
14
73
6
86
Juh
62% May 31,,
55% Feb
13
?»•/ Sec
73% Jan
4
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preferred
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7
28% Mar 30
27
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23
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89 %
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281/2
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preferred—25
$2 conv class A preferred-No
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No
1
22%
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Hertz
July 13
24%
Aug 17
Sep
Powder
5%
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100
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Hercules
53
3
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8
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179 :
(G W)
7%
3
23% Aug 21
106% Aug 17
112»% May 3
67% Jan
20
Dec
70,
119%
9
15% Mar
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40
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50
43%
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the Week
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preferred—:
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29% Jan
Aug
36
1
Inc
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■
.
5
74% May 25
84% Sep
1
5
18
Mar
19
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13% Dec
55% Apr
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Jan
33% July
29% May 12
76
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5
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Hayes Industries Inc
60
Friday
Aug. i»l
102
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Jan
Jan
84
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27
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44
54y4
34
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Sales for
Thursday
93
102
102%
102%
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PRICES
89%
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93
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&
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86%
89%
54%
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Refrac
Harris-Intertype
20
49% Feb
13
Jan
Organ
89%
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42%
42%
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54%
common.:—1
preferred
preferred—
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43% Mar 15
81
May 25
77
4
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93
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Co_—
42%
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AND
Wednesday
Aug. 30
v ;y-
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*85
102%
43%
5
Paper
Harbison-Walker
36% Aug
7
27 Yt May 18
33% Feb 17
47% Apr
16% Apr
~S%
Watch
Convertible
Hammond
15
J
May 24
44
TAug 28'
71% Apr 12
6
37% Feb
33% Jun
8 % Oct
8 % Feb
4%
■
Printing Co_
371/8 Feb
23
% Oct 31
Hamilton
13
58% Mar 28
3
Aug 31
18
22% May 26
t
(W F)
Hammermill
128
4
24
21% May 24
34% Oct
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34% Aug 30
6
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Aug. 29
86%
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r
100
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42% Jan
33 % Jan
41%
100
dividend preferred
97'% Jan
Tuesday
Aug. 28
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27
27%
♦116'%
118
20%
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20
20%
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Volume
6087
Number
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(967>
19-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
-
Highest
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
951/2 Mar
8
96
Jan
llVaDec
8
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
13
Jan
29% Oct
21
47% Jan
8
38% Jan
32
Sep
86
4
56% Jan
101% Apr
48
29
54% Jan
6
37% July 19
5
111'/a Jan
5
96
12
101
Sep
30
105 % Oct
3
59 y2 Dec
8
Mar
Jan-25
■
108Va Apr
11
'«48% Jun,
103 '/a Jan
18
122
May 19
110y2 Jan
18
122 '
Jun
17
75
Sep
29
58 '/a Jan
75Va Jan
9
Jan-20
84'/a Jan
27
92 Va Feb
6
95% Oct
5
10
82 % Mar 18
90
Oct
85% Feb
9
90
29
79% Jan
8
37% Sep
16
54% July
34 V2 July 12
43- Va Feb
'•1
68y2 Jan
25
8
39y2 May
Jan
10
50% Jan
4
37% Jan
3
48y2 Apr
3
conv
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
-L-
4%
100
Gas
Kansas
Power
;
No par *
:
16Va July 11
12% Jan
27Vs Aug
8
Kayser-Roth
6
51% Dec
30
50 y2 Jan
11
71% Sep
1
6
31% Feb
23
37% May 26
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
23
Oct
13
30% Aug 17
25% Jan
3
46% Jun
Kendall
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
73% Jan
3
94V4Mayl6
Kennecott
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
8
52
31% Nov
77% May
9
Kern
57% May
3
Kerr-McGee
42% May 23
7
46y2 Jan
32 y4 Jan
4
62% Feb
11
89% Dec
76% Jun
21
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
16% Jan
7
•
25 y8 Dec
2
34 Vb Oct
24
7
82% Apr
18.% Sep
Jan
11
Jan
14% Feb
17
36 y2 Dec
27% Sep
29
33
Jan
12
7
King-Seeley
9
KLM Royal
Koppers Co
Inc
;<
•-
4%
68% Mar 30
31'/a Jan
Jan
10
34'/a Jan
6
20% Jun
9
26% Jan
19
11 Vb Dec
5
20% Jan
8
11% Jan
3
14
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30 V2 Jan
3
18 % Feb
10
25% Dec
29
253/e Jan
27
27% Mar 11
36% Dec
21
45
Kresge
•
19% Jun
25
Dutch
(E
38% Feb
23
'
K V
P Sutherland
t
103
•100
V
14% Dec
23% Jun
24% Jan.'
30
Lane
Bryant
Jan
26
293/8 May
9
Lear
Inc
14% Jan
.
5
3
21
1'
40% Aug
1
Aug 31
> 16% Apr
109
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115
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71
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78
78
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78
*85
85%
85 Va
85%
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85%
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50
*110
115
70y4
Coal &
Portland
4
2 % Mar 21
Lehigh
Valley
4
22% Mar 22
29
1 Va Dec
1% Jan
<16% Jan
22
16% Sep
26
3% Mar 11
19% Jun
8M:r.
28
7% Jan
15
!'3% July 18
■24% July 26
293/b Jan
22
26% Jan
3
34 Va Jun
19
23% Jan
33% Feb
4
33/4 Oct
Hi;
$1.50
63/8 Mar 22
30% Aug
46% Oct
29'
2imSep"9
A
70 % Jan 22
24
48 Vb Apr
553/4 Aug* 30
46% Aug
'
Lehn
28
5
12% Dec
6
10 % Jan
4
15% Jun
783/4 May 19
91% Jan
13
81% Jan
3
97% Aug 22
9% Oct
Jan
4
151
46% Nov
23
61
140
Nov
18
43% Sep
23
12 3/4 Jan
4
-20
57% Jan
Feb
19
47
4
6
42 % May
44% Jan
23
3
56% Apr
19% Nov
87 Vb Jan
147
4
Feb
8
26% Jan
26
51% Aug
5
15% Jan
10
35 Va
22
4
July 24
93%
93%
93%
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33%
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93%
85%
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85%
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90
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20
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82
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37
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43% Dec
303/s Jan
13
96
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
102
29
11
170
30
7,200
45%
45%
2,800
24
24'% —I
70%
24
25%
25%
26 %
25%
26%
61,500
70
70%
71%
71%
71%
71%
10.500
36%
36
36%
36%
37
37
37%
40Va
40
40
39%
41
40%
41
83
33%
82%
83%
13,400
63,000
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71
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84
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83
83
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87
86
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84%
85%
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20%,
20y8
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19%
20 3/8
20 3/8
1
413/4 Jan
4
Jun
16
59 Va May
•
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10
19%
19%
19%
19%
69
45%
45%
45%
3
Feb-
8
104
Jan
87 % Mar
81%
82Vz
82
Mar 29
90 Vb Jun
5
3
59% Sep
1
2
39 % Jan
1
1363/4 Jan
Sep
1
523/4 July
47% Dec
7
7 8 3/4 Jan
13
146
4
Jan
4
49 % Jun
1
29
51
22
30
20% Jan
4
14 % Jan
19%
6
91 % Jan
4
53
Jan
3
153/4 Oct
18
Jan
6
15% July 28
-.77
82%
63
65
12,700
%
32%
32%
II,100
22
2 2 »/8
14,900
63%
62%
31%
313/4
31 5/8
32
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
22%
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22
12%
12%
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13
13
13
13
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31%
30%
31%
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31
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37
30
3,300
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30
30
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52
1,100
13
10,300
3,600
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31%
45%
31%
31%
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24%
24%
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203/4
20%
21
20%
20%
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353/a
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1%
35
36'A
33%
34%
6,300
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24%
26
13.700
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23%
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19
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1
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52
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193/8
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293/4
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-
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55
65%
13%
13%
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48%
49%
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31%
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193/4
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30%
31 %
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16,400
95%
148 %
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149 V4
120
47%
48%
47%
48 %
11,300
31%
323u
31%
32%
34,300
95%
148%
21%
142%
48%
49%
46%
48%
47%
48
29
29%
28%
28%
28%
29Va
24
24%
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24%
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25Va
,
100
-
-
preferred—
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i
common
—
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Co_—4—-—
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-
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-■
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1
3.33%
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53%
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25
25 %
53%
103
87
693/4
16%
.
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61%
61%
53Va
16
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70%
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155
53%
54
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103
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87
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89 %
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56%
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53V2
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69
16%
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70%
16%
155'
53%
54%
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103
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87
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57
58Va
141 % 141 %
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54
54%
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69 •
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-
52 5
52%
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52%
10
common
& Sons
(M)
18,000
95 Va
95 Va
22%
24Vs
38,700
13%
133a
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t
20,100
13%
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144%
24%
55%
14,600
54%
142%
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Corp
800
5,400
30%
44 %
1
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dtt-
43%
52
22%
4,500
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53%
54
21%
144
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1%
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4%
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53%
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100
5
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100
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E
53%
.
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22%
-
52
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30
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52%
-
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20%
20
4%
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1
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1%
19%
200
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533/4
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13%
13%
95 Va
96
148% 148%
47% 49
31 Va
32%
41%
43%
54
553/8
13%
13%
95 %
96
148% 148%
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43%-
17,900
54
31%
24%
28
-25 *
Nashville—,
Lykes Bros
19
46 34
82 3/4
62%
Co com—10,
preferred
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D preferred—
100
preferred.
Lukens
23
18%
4ri
81 %
62%
Inc
Louisville Gas &
May 17
20% Feb
1.9 Va
46%
31%
No par
Inc
(Pp Co
Lowensteln
3,400
1,800
31%
Inc-
Co
B
&
12,100
20%
62
2.50
series
7%
83 %
63%
—i-5
series
18% Mar 28
3
49% Dec
series
Louisville
80
20%
31%
preferred
4.35%
1
700
34%
20%
2,000
31%
Corp—
Gas
conv
58% Mar 28
-
3 8 3/4
63
.
Cement
4.25%
May 25
62% Sep
-
69%
47%
37%
*69
C4%
—
Aircraft
Lorillard
47 %
38%
4.6
82
Island Lighting
5%
9
87
Long
48%
45%
82
Corp
Theatres
Star
60
*37%
19%
45%
82
Co—
Star
4.84%
Apr- 14
85
14
21
27
22
Sep
383/4 Feb >
14% Dec
Apr
Lone
6,000
3,000
*81
19%
45V4
Corp_i_
Loew's
j*
47%
100 g
ProductsiiX.
Cup
Lockheed
300
61%
8
Cement
Litton Industries
18
37
70
46 3
A
Industries
Fink
Belt
Lionel
1
100
42 VB Sep
142
4
130% Mar
90
2
Jan
135
:
Aug 19
87% Nov
34% May 18
27
Link
'
5
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Navigation
Stores
Tulip
2,100
*92%
,
,10
series
Ling-Temco-Vought
July 31
27% Feb
22 Vz Feb
111
Sep
4
30% Jan
17
9
17
35% Mar 29
21% Aug 29
327/s Jan
Aug
Lily
75
85%
-
'
19
17
4
May
59% Mar 16
243/4 Jan
Sep
34% Aug 10
96% Dec 20
12
152
10
Jun
4
61% Jan
18% May 11
14
28
146 Vz Jan
Aug 31
Jan
5
'73
72%
71
93%
'
IL'l'-.
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
5
Libby McNeil & Libby—
l.l
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
7 %
preferred——
100
7
115
87
10
Corp—X
&
Lerner
10
60% Mar
*110
78
.•
•
Jan
22
115
—10
pfd series
Valley RR-
Lehman
*111%
300
.70
100
1
conv
Lehigh
16
112
61%
Tire—
&
Lehigh
3
24 Va Jun
*105
46
.
Corp—_
Lehigh
.11% Jan
1
113
1
—-
—-
16
6
32% Aug
25
100
473/4
69%
'
25% Oct
'*47%
473/4
*47%
113
61%
„—
Rubber
Leesona
9
200
102
110%
>
473/4
*47%
_1
"common
20
13Va Jan
Mar 15
10
6
32 3/4 Jun
16
20
20
33% Sep
May"2
13%
21
Apr
*99 %
110y2
1
L Vv
Co
4.32%"" preferred
26% Jun
42%
100
100
99%
47Va
-
453/4 Sep
43%
423/4
43%
43
44
47'%
46%
Paper Co
;
Gas
18,800
43y2
99%
47'%
61%
;
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v
433/8
44'%
102
450
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Kroehler M7g Co
Kroger Co
Laclede
4,200
46
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>
40%
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1
—
6
May, 25
40 %
46
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16
34
-10%
62
i
Jan
..
40%
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2.50
Airlines
34% Apr
27% July 25
40%
61
45%
common
S) Co
(S
40%
36%
Co
preferred
Korvette
•34% May 19
3
40%
5
Corp
Thermos
July 20
40%
16.800
62
Kimberly-Clark
10
85
1,300
41 %
8
Wire
&
10
48% July 31
•
17%
50c
Co
27% Feb
;
3
28
Steel
17%
37
Industries
Feb
93
3
78
31 Va Jan
Keystone
18%
86%
No par
Land
Oil
26% Apr
1
36
46% Jan
Jan
77
County
17%
62
45 V4
__
Copper
4
J an
18%
37
:
Corp
Co
40% July 25
17%
88
x8iy8
50
:
50% Jan
14
18%
70%
100
8.75
Co
25
12
17%
...
78
Co__No par
Light
Apr
Jan
18%
1
&
30% Oct
11
36
'99%
*
1
Electric
&
70%
09%
:
*92%
>
100"
—,
preferred-
non-cum
Kansas
■-
-
•*'•»••
100
-
Kansas City Southern com
3
70%
99%
"
*85%
-
-
'
23
31 Va Feb
70V8
*110
x69%
*76'/a
*85
-
100
——
v
17
Aug
preferred
70%
99%
100 ^'109
preferred
(ser of 1959)
69%
x99 %
*47y8
:
Shares
70%
100%
*99
*
Sales for
the Week
Sept. 1
69%
43%
100
-50
convertible
4.50%
3
67
33Va
Corp
preferred
.
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 31
Aug. 30
100%
70%
41
1
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 29
101 %
*18%
1
,
..
191% Apr 11
84y4 Aug 21
8
Chem
&
preferred
4%
21
Co
69%
100
pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co-com_No par
•
3.80%
preferred
100-
95y2 Mar 28
88% Jun
3
36
4%%
;.'4%%
4%%
:
"1-
Aug
39 % Aug 24
9
•;
-
•
6 v
M)
4 Va %: convertible
:
ll •-'■•
79Vi Apr -11
.87
84% Aug 25
87
Jun 27
July 28
62% Sep
Kaiser Alum
*
23
79y2 Aug 17
87
6
86% Jan
49% May 23
^
Jan
44% Jan
47,'. May: 6
122% Jan 13
125' Jan 11
80 % May 23
Joy Manufacturing Co__
(Earle
Tuesday
-
Aug. 28
Laughlin Steel common_10
preferred series A_
100
Jorgensen
Mar 20
Monday
*
&
5%
21% May 26
Oct
74
Jones
17
Par,
HIGH
AND
LOW
1
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
73% May 22
3
-42% Jan
45
NEW
Highest
1'
52%
a
24%
23 Va
146%
145%
41 VB
49 Va
29%
30 3
22%
143
2,100
52%
24%
:
23,400
18,400
147
77,200
48%
49%
a
30%
31
15,100
23%
24%
29,500
25%
2 5'A
25%
155
14,700
54%
10,500
*14 1
155
54
53%
*102
9,600
Va
24
24%
*147
•
103
*102
103
*85%
87
*88 %
"9 Va
59%
58
54%
V*
141%
141 %
*
85 %
*
88 %
'87
89%
50
59%
59%
63,400
141%
141%
•
130
1,000
61%
6 2'A
62%
54%
54%
55
6,300
15%
15Ta
15 %
15%
3,200
69%
70%
6
%
70
3.800
16%
16 %
01%
54%
17
16%
17
5,000
M
8
83
July 12
27 % Jan
12
"38
28
Mar
26'
124
Aug 16
115% Jan
6
119
MacAndrews
May 17
Forbes .common
&
10
-
-
-
114% Dec
29% Oct-
7
30
41% Dec
-79
52% Aug
17
43
Jan
5
Dec
23
44
Va Jan
16
18
82 % Jan
5
21
Dec
30
22
51% Aug
3
85 Vz Aug
3
16% May
32% Jan
49% Feb
48'
4
Jan
.;
6
7
37% Mar
;
52% Jan
■
11
65% Aug
?0% Feb A 7"
23
7
38 % Jan
23
36% Jan
3
15% Nov
17
19% July
8
16% Jan
3
27% Aug
19% Sep
26
27 Va Jan
21 % Jan
3
30% Jun
1
5% Jan
4
39% Aug 29
27% July 19
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
4% Jan
18% Jan
12 % Jan
31
29% Jan
?4% Jan
Oct
25
40 % Jan
40 V2 May 23
54% Dec
,::16%
51 Vz Jan
34
4
89% Jan
93
Mar 28
29% Feb
Manhattan
Manning
28
Marquardt
Aug
3
39 % May
1
May
6
29 % Aug
53 Va Aug
1
44 Va Jan
4
3
81
Aug
2
6
80 % Aug
1
70 % Jun
9
'
5
78
Aug 31
74
Jan
19
79
Aug 26
75
July
65% Jan
4
71% Aug 29
68
Jan
72
Jan
19
*
72
Jan
12
6
79 % Jun
7
18
Oct
5
25% Dec
6
23% Jan
3
48% Jun
12
31
July 29
44 % Jan
18
36 Va Jan
3
7
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
71
26
Aug
3
39% Apr
26
McCall
28
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
4
38% Apr
27
McCord
Corp
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
24% May 22
70
80 Va Feb
29
71 % Jan
4
Dec
8
75
July
56% Aug
15
MCA
May 10
inc
Dec
19
.94% Aug
5
85
Dec
27
86% Dec
30
19
Nov"
9
39% Jan
4
28% Jan
3
47% Aug
22
18
May
5
27% Nov
29
22 Va Jan
26
39 Va May
8
No par "
—3
50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
$6 convertible preferred-100
5Va.% conv preference. B
—100
4Va%
conv
preference B
100
McDermott
(J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell
Aircraft Corp
2.50
28
Oct
24
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
40% Apr
7
McGraw-Edison
99
86% Jan
,
76
31
14 Va Dec
27
18% Jan
11
161 % May 22
5
43 Va Mar 22
22
34% Feb
23
McKee
20
27
Feb
24
4
26
Jan
5
23
31% Aug
! 4
Jan
4
15
Jan
7
9
48
35% Aug 30
47
Apr
30
McKesson
8% Jun
5
McLean
6
197/s Aug
16
McQuay
35 % Jan
3
45% Aug
16
*
85
Nov
20 Va Nov
For
28
21
88
14
29% Mar 16
footnotes,
Apr
see page
Jan
9
23% Jan
19
88
24.
93
•
"
May 24
31% Apr-10
&
Co——No par
Inc
9
&
Robbins
—1 "
10 "
Mead Corp common—%
—5
4V4'% preferred (1st series)—100
3
Jan
.
(A G)
5
5% Jan
16
1
_1
Medusa
Trucking Co
Norris
Mfg
Portland
Co
Cement-.—No par
23%
28 /a
5
21V«
28 U
32
52%
24%
28 %
28 %
5
...
20
40
'/ v
5
21%
31%
19/a
32 A
20 %
62 %
62%
62%
40%
M0
*96,, ",/
98
35
38 j
21%
5
21%
~
/
34%
30%
54%
34 Va
29%
53%
*77,/
*76 %
69
29Va
29%
53 Va
54
*77
78,.
*76Va
78%
70
70
*78% 79%
327%
33V2
53 Va - 53 Va
67%
67%
31% 31%
*35 Va
36
1 %
19%
-67% 67%
31
.31
36
36
19%
19%
*97
100
*102% 104
*126
134
81 %
81%
44
45%
36 /8,38%
36
36 %
31% 32%
*15Va
40%
27'%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
31% Oct
28'A Jan
Co—
Publishing
1
45% Aug
51'A Jun
7
McGraw-Hill
—
common
1T% Jun
35% Jan
20
22
Corp
16
21% July 25
5% Dec
Jun
85
Aug 21
24% May 11
31% Nov 18
15% Dec
July 25
107
July 18
14% Jan
May. 19
120
94 Va Mar 16
McCrory
.25Va
%2/a
*97
101
*102% 104
*126
134
81 %
81%
45
45%
36%
38
35%
36%
31 %
317%
No par'
-
25
34 Va
common
'
15 %
417/8
27Va
36%
36%
7%
19%
43%
*91
7 /a
19 Va
27%
44%
93
28
*117%
50 Va
Z?
33
'8
70 %
79 %
33
x53%
53%
78%
15%
41 /4
27
15 /4
41 %
27
x38n/
7 %
19%
u-,, .44 %
91
- 27 A
37,,
1/a
.
.
19%
44/a
93
27 A
34%
118
50%
52
50 %•
*117%
51
118
50%
34
34 V*
*34
34%
118
*51%
1,200
150
118
51%
9,800
400
52
52
*51%
61%
86 Va
62
x61
86%
85%
86%
25%,
25%
36
25%
26
61 Va
26
62%
61 Va
02%
61Va
62'
13,300
38 Va
38%
62,000
♦51
32
62
,8®
81'
28 (f
50%
*96
100
33%
34
25/a
.,
53%
39%
Corp—
28% Sep
22% Mar
77 Va Aug 31
■
62 %
38/*
lWa
62
1
—4
com—No pat"
No par
Stores
s'
31%
-
.
Corp—
Dept
26
24 k
No par
—__5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series-No par
""
$3.75 preferred 1947 series-No par ' " *
$3.40
preferred
No par
3%% preferred 1959 series—100
Mays (JW) Inc—
— 1
Maytag Co—"
No par
Masonite
38% Jan
31
Co
Martin Co
34% Mar 10
19
40% Oct
&
preferred——_—
4V»%
£5% May. 19
26% Oct
72% Jan
Corp———
Cement Mfg Co
Marsh air Field
1
61%
36
60%
37 ^
52%
5
Maxwell & Moore—-12.50
Oil Exploration—
1
.Corp—
1
Midland
Corp5"-.
Marquette
Sep
97
7
.25%
Maremont
Marine
-
—10 '
1 ■"
—1
Maracaibo
'
24
Co—
Shirt—
43
26
———
&
63% Mar 17
4
May 31
91'A Jan
Co,
(PR)
27
26% Feb
17% July 18
21
10
Mallory
1 *
100
——1
Copper
Magnavox
32% Aug 22
17
/
9
Inc—J
Fund
23% May 15
4
•22% Oct
60% Jun
3
29
Co Inc common
preferred series A
Magma
59% Jan
12% Dec
(RH)
4%%.
Madisoh
50% Jun
*'
Macy
27 % Aug
26
33
Trucks Inc——
5
5%.%
preferred (ww)-i.-——50
8
Oct
34% May 10
Mack
24
62% Aug .22
8«%May
...
33%
118
118
50% 51 Va
*117% 118
51 %
51%
51%
51%
61
61 Va
*85
86
100
6% " preferred-
Mar 51*
.
5,500
62%
62
61%
*85%
190
86 Va
10,300
.
38%
37 Va
38 Va
37%
52 Va
53
52 %
53
32%
52%
24
24%
24
24%
24%
25
2,800
28%
29 Va
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
3,800
*5
5
*5
5 Va
5
5 Va
6,200
2,800
Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
4,200
31%
32%
31%
32 %
32%
32%
13,000
19%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
28,000
62
62%
,
62%
63 Va
5,800
39%
40%
,
41%
43
♦96
98
62%
62 %
41 %
40 %
98
•96
33%
34%
30
54%
6,900
98
*96
34%
34%
29%
u
35
33,600
35%
1,900
29%
30
29%
30
54%
54
54%
54 Va
54%
*77
78
77
77
76%
76%
*76%
78
77%
77V4
77%
77%
50
100
♦69
70%
*69
70%
*69
79%
*78%
79 Va
*78 %
79%
33 Va
140
69%
*78%
16,800
33%
53%
3.800
33
33%
33
33%
53
53
52%
52 Va
69 %
*69%
69 Va
1,400
22 Va
32%
33%
5,800
53
68
67%
31
32
31%
36%
36%
19%
19%
19%
".9%
19%
97%
97%
98
98
*102
103%
*102
103%
•126
134
*126
700
19%
97%
134
*67%
97%
*102%
104
♦126
134
81%
81%
44%
45 %
37
*36 Va
*36%
80%
700
37
12,500
210
890
81%
81 %
81%
44%
45
44
Va
6,200
36%
37%
36 Vb
37%
34,400
37%
37%
11,100
33%
34%
16,400
%
45
36%
37%
36
37
36%
37 %
32%
33
32%
34
15%
15%
15 Va
15 Va
*15
41%
43%
43
43%
43
44
26%
*26%
27 Va
26%
400
26%
26%
36 Va
35%
37 %
36%
37%
15.900
35%
•7%
19%
8
7%
8
7%
*19%
19%
19%
44%
45%
45
93
91%
91%
*91
27%
27%
27%
19%
44%
..45
*91' '
27 Va
'
23%
900
15%
6,800
7%
6,300
600
19%
11,500
45%
93
28
'
60
1.700
(968)
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
8
30% May 25
26
73
Jan
70
Jan
8
8% Dec
16
30% Aug 21
30% Dec 30
7
84% Sep
Jan
80
357/s Feb
6
Dec
29
96% Jun
2
84
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
9% Jan
11
3
41% Jan
ft
81
5
11%
11%
U%
11%
12
12
53
int
preferred
series
100
preferred
series
100
30% Jan
4
Jan
5
95% Dec
30
May
2
40% Nov 15
39% Jan
4
26% May 18
178% Jun
1
19% Jan
3
Middle
38% May 24
46% Apr 28
0
Feb
58
9
93% Jan 10
South
Co
5
5%%
Utilities
Midwest Oil
21
123% Feb
8
60
Oct~24
28
Apr
19
31% Feb
24
27
July 12
16% July 7
Mar 10
30
88
Jun
136% July 10
4
109% Sep
87% Jun
34 % Aug
1
24
34% Jan
35
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
42% Jun
3% Dec
20
7
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
15
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
7% Oct
26
15% Jan 11
8
1
80% Mar 11
62
12
87% Mar 23
71
11% Oct 26
19% Jan
6
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
6% Dec
9
13% Jan
3
8% Apr 14
6% Feb
2
17-
60
Nov
70
Oct
35% Sep 29
8
26 % Mar
25
21 % Jan
Minn
16
Minnesota
&
Minnesota
Power
Apr
6
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
Jan
33% Dec
48% Jan
12
44
35% Jan
29
3%
3% Jan
Mission
82%
*79%
96
*92 %
10
37%
37%
5
51%
51%
100
*99 V*
99%
10
43%
43%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Aug 22
Missouri Pacific
May 15
Missouri
Missouri
Public
75%
76%
75%
76%
75%
76%
75%
2.50
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32%
32
C2%
321/4
32%
39%
40
40
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
393/4
39%
3,700
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/8
43 3/a
433/s
43%
43%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
261/4
26
261/4
6,500
3,800
10
38%
38%
38%
383/4
38%
39 %
38%
38%
383/4
39
4,500
9Y4 Jun
29
Jan
Class
12
Mueller
15
Moore-McCormick
16
Morrell
8
Mar
17% Feb
37% Feb
28% Apr
20
Motec
100
3
May
1
Montgomery
S
Wheel
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
Murphy
24% Nov
4
32% Mar 28
413% Mar
12
26% Jan
10
66% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
4
11% Sep
,18% Apr
1
Jan
«
10
Jan
3
*54ffe'Mar
16% Aug
26% Jan 27
70% Jan
149
Jan
4
3
5
59% Jan
11
4
ft
25% Jan
11
Co
82% Aug 25
295/4
30 5/a
293/i
30%
29%
29%
303/4
30
40,900
11
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
11
11
10,200
29%
30%
293/4
29%
29%
293/4
295/8
29%
29%
30 3/a
4,900
1
20
20
193/4
20%
19%
193/4
193/*
20
20
20%
4,900
92%
93
92%
933/4
92%
933/4
91%
92
91%
913/4
5,600
14%
10
19
25% Oct
12
68
4
149
132% Sep
24% Dec 21
40
Jan
14
Apr
7
124% Aug 1ft
14
14%
14
143/8
14%
14%
143/4
2,000
353/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353/8
36
4,600
273/4
283/4
28 %
28%
28%
28%
273/4
28
3,000
1
23%
23%
*23%
24
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
5
21%
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
215/8
21%
21%
21%
600
1
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
45
46%
453/4
45%
6,000
10
27%
28
273/4
28
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
29%
8,700
30%
30%
29 %
30%
113/8
n%
30%
11%
28 V*
11 y4
11%
ny4
53%
53%
53%
54
(G C)
of America
Natl Distillers
97
Apr
95% Feb
129% Jun
1%
Jun
5
8
18% Jun 29
22% Jan
20
15% Jan
6
23% Aug 25
4% Oct
31
13
4
5% Jan
3
18% Oct
28
29% Jun
10
Dec
24
Nov
15
1
14% Mar
1
34% May 24
40% July 11
36% Oct
24
71
Jan
21
197/a Jan
4
20% Aug 14
98
9% Apr
17
National
27% May 15
National
10% Apr
5
Natomas
28
79% Jan
9
85
55
6
79% Jan
3
6
63% Jan
47% Aug 22
43% Jan
3
75% Sep
65% Aug
7
25
3
31% Jan
6
29% Mar
393/4 Jun
13
15% July 18
35% Jun 27
5
11
5
29 y2
14
28% Jan
3
4
75% Jan
23
81% Feb
33% Mar 15
80% Aug 19
39 % Aug 17
38% Jan
3
48% Aug
65
73
68% Jun 29
23% May
72% Jan
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14
69% Mar
7
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80
4
15
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2
92% Jan
20
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5
6% Jan
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6
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76
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108
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102% Sep
22
9
7
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2
29% May
6
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49
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76% Sep
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86
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87
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86 3/4 Aug
26
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10
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Northern
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7
72
Jan
12
83
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27
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9
82
26
24
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5
47
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8
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4
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3
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85
May
21
4
86% Mar 22
87% Feb
7
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4
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4
17 y4 Sep
27
22% Dec
13
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4
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20
59
7
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27
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9
43
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243/4 Mar 31
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May
Jun
95
76
1
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43
107% May 10
95%
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5
3
29 V*
21%
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30
5
96
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30
36%
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6
107% Aug 24
112
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8
110
Sep 20
106% Jan
3
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36 V*
21%
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36%
21%
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4
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36
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Jan
31
36
21%
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5
31
35%
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35
3,500
1,600
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American
103
30%
32%
1,100
Northern
22
180
•
127
20,900
31,200
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Norris-Thermador
36 V*
19,300
8%
preferred
6%
32%
270
88%
23%
North
22% Jan
4
12
*125%
33
91%
150
18%
North
48
Nov
13% Jan
127
87%
8%
2
13
22
24
Mar 14
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125%
91%
150
8%
9
25
5
Feb
150%
125%
150%
1253/4
91%
8%
May 16
35% Oct
31
24
88%
150%
91%
8%
Jun
101% Jan
Jan
117
87%
150%
8
5
1
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25
6
87%
8y8
69
6
80
57 y8 Jun
87'%
700
6,200
6,500
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67
99% Jan
11
July 27
61%
8%
56% Aug
17
79 V* Jan
26
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8
11
46% Feb
8
1
62%
96%
Jan
68
32 y4
5
26
6
61%
18%
preferred
3.60%
preferred
3.90% preferred
4.10%
preferred5.25%
preferred—
4.85%
preferred
Niagara Share Corp__
NOpco Chemical Co
3
Mar
63%
92
23
64
28
29
Jan
Apr
103% Mar
62
*90%;
95%
3.40%
6
27%
19
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
Mar 17
27%
23%
41% Apr
5
45% Jan 17
25
Apr
18
75% Mar
27%
18%
Mar 29
48% Dec
Jan
62% Dec
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108
97y4Aug
8
21
July 18
12% July 3
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13% July 12
81
4
Aug 14
4
106y4 Jan
4
78
Jan
9
19
67% Jan
103
30% Jan
25
4
83
88
27%
23
Shipbuilding
6
3,200
28
95%
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9
33.200
83%
49
95%
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3
27%
83
49
19
23%
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9
27%
83 V2
49
19
39% Aug 11
10
27%
83
23
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$3.75
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3,000
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27
8,000
18%
100
&
10,200
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23%
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100
Jan
98
24
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25%
19%
68%
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19%
23
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19.%
69%
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Co
York
25
19 V*
68 %
25%
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&
New
25%
19%
23%
Mining Corp
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
1
6,500
69%
32%
95
Newmont
1
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"
18%
preferred
New Jersey Pr
106%
29%
23
Inc
England
15
13%
49
152
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106
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4
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23
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1253/4
127
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29%
10
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30
72
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91%
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150
35
1
10
83/4 Jan
82
6
11% Mar
4% Jan
76y4 Jan
12
20% Jan
150%
183/s Jan
71% Jan
19% Jan
41% Jan
103 y4 Jan
15
15
29
36
7
2% July 10
Jan
26% Sep
90 y8 Oct
23
1% July
liy4Jun
86%
26 V*
Chicago
12 y4 Jan
88%
11%
N
37% Jan
637/8
26 V*
Mar 22
7
64%
11%
46
25
27%
28
26%
York
25
27%
82%
49%
26 V*
New
4y4 Oct
49%
xliy2
Mar 21
2% Oct
25%
1
22
12% Dec
25%
19%
68y8
27 %
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5
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39% Aug 28
Jan
25%
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68%
27%
83
49%
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1
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,
28
90%
100
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27%
82%
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87
100
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3%%
Aug 24
32% Jan
25%
...
106%
Bros
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12
33% May 11
28,800
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3
23% May 11
6
14% Dec
108%
63%
91 Vz
B
Vulcanized
Neptune
85
106 y2
106%
105
20%
Neisner
8
"
14%
8%
6
75% Jan
66,500
14%
21%
9
25y2Jun
15%
14%
143/4
8%
18
3
330
14%
150%
1513/4
21 y8
16y2 Jun
21% Jan
152%
1
46% Apr
4
151%
5
29 y2 Jan
Mar
78%
150 y4
150 V*
Co
9% Jan 24
80
77%
Corp
22% Jan 26
74
29%
78%
Nautec
36% Jan
3
64
A
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29%
78
14%
83
5
common
National Sugar Ref
Co
29% Apr
13
8
Steel
29%
151
27%
1
common
Service
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78%
19y4
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Co
Linen
National
3
5% Jan
Jan
May
Co
14%
14%
29%
77%
68%
10
>•54% "V
143/8
29%
19%
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27,000
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-
78%
19%
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54
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77
68
50
National Tea
19% Feb 14
793/4 Aug 19
22% Aug
2
Aug 30
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*
100
1951
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National-Standard
4
10
Gas
preferred
preferred
6%
of
(conv)
36% Aug 30
98% Jan
29
series
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preferred
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8
20% Jan
7% Jan
preferred
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3
28 y8 Jan
27% Jun
pfd
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~
31
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-
29%
1
Chem Corp com_5
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4%%
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3
28
29
,
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29%
•
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.
151
303/4 May 11
31
Nov
151
25%
28
4% July 22
100
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54
v
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,
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30%
~
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18
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Jan
54-
1
National
28% July 21
17
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Jan
54
.
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33Vz Aug 17
80
113%
1
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National City Lines Inc
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4
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5
,
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3
23% Jan
273/4
106%
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,
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28
5
10
5
65% Aug 17
53%. May
1,200
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3
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84
July 19
4
1,300
33%
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Co
Airlines
National
37%
33%
7,600
355/4
Cash
30'/a Mar 29
373/4
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27,300
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3
373/4
33%
373/4
333/4
15 Vb
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11
32%
38
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52
Aug
1
56%
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•
56%
32%
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56%
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10
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8%
56 Vs
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33y2 Apr 12
263/4 Feb 28
,
8%
56%
33
34%
14%
;
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Inc
National
Aug 21
700
8 3/8
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10
109
140
300
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35
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180
3,300
56%
8
1,000 lire
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Apr 17
15% Aug 28-
18,000
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National
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National
157
19% Aug 2ft
ft
12
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6
8% Aug 10
61% Jan
4
25% July 20
3
1
8
83/8
373/4
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Corp
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Corp—
National Acme
4
31% Jan
•
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10%
17
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n
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&
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8
17
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11%
33
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29% Sep
16%
8%
11
113/B
553/s
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Murray Corp
44
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3
Fuel
53% Mar
19
2,500
34
Co
Industries
30
17% Oct
23
56%
56
5
Inc
47% Dec
120% Jan
23
11%
8%
2
Co
Lines
&
Industries
L
Co
Ward
(John)
Motorola
8
11%
25
Co
10
34% Mar
5
No par
Shares
Munsingwear
ft
7
22%
•
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American
30
8
Oct
22%
22%
common
Utilities
39% Jan
Feb
Aug
22%
1
__No par
27
98
22%
413/8
A
Power
26% May 22
160
22%
43
Tool
Chemical
5
109% Jan
22%
43
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B
Monsanto
31
5
2,300
22%
9%
class
17% Jan
20
42%
9%
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20% Jan
19
415/8
10 5%
19
21
88% Dec
41%
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10% Jan
28% Jan 22
78
Sep
144% Jan
411/4
17
28
Jan
413/a
17%
25
59
413/0
16%
Sep
24% Jan
413/8
17
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21% May 27
49% Oct 19
41%
16%
A_No par
Co__.
Inc
Machine
Mountain
Jan
2,000
41%
17
Monarch
4
Motor
35% Jan
3,200
44%
43/8
17
19% Apr
20% Mar 17
104
4%
44
69%
41% May 31
6
4%
43%
73%
37% May 19
13
43/8
43%
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3
24% Dec
43/4
43%
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9
81% Dec
43/8
43%
73%
17% Oct
.
43/4
43%
70%
4
Jan
4%
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4%
4%
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16% Jan
4
7,200
43 3/8
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11% Jan
1
y
5
70%
29% Jan
21
5,200
76%
73
5
May
66% Dec
200
32,300
761/4
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4
31
109%
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19% Dec
43
11,900
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109%
75%
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69
23% Jan
6
273/4
149%
109%
152
109
72 3/„
7
20
149%
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27
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>
151
108%
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Oct
24% Dec
26%
27%
151
108%
703/4
12% Nov
44% Jan
273/fe
130
1,100
27%
743/4
75% Jan
May 31
70% Jun
273/B
70%
98
26
27%
27
5,100
43%
733A
24
49% Oct
43%
100
60% Oct
July 18
43%
100
19
8
43%
preferred
24*% Jan
157% Aug 12
11% Mar 1
43%
preferred
26
12
43%
4.20%
Sep
143% Jan
433/4
23,400
513/4
993/4
3%%
17
17% Jan
43%
70
38%
513/B
*99
152%
5
class
Mohasco Industries
29% Apr
32% Aug 22
77% Nov 30
99
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4
Mar 28
14% Jan
1
513/a
99
37%
79
47% Jan
Dec
51%
99
37
73% Mar 29
31
53% Jan
10
51%
99
13% Apr
28
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
371/8
51%
99%
4
29
17
37%
51%
99
3
Montana
Jun
37
37%
5i%,
4
Jun
16
96
Jan
38
54% Jan
81
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Jan
3
31% Aug 16
13
*79
96
109%
No par
Cement
Montana-Dakota
Mar 30
81
*92%
Jan
Mar 10
Oct
*79
96
150%
Paper
Service
58% Aug 23
12
81
28
39
30
40
♦79
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24% Feb
10% Sep
1
82
96
6
26 % Sep
12% Feb
80%
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RR
Portland
1
Sep
93%
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42 %
32% July 21
26% July 3
10Ys Aug 29
19
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80%
19% Jan
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11
93%
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100
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RR
32% Aug
24
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81
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y
.
27%
27
93%
80
37% Apr 20
34% Jan
4
6
44% Jan 20
25% Oct
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1
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
4
24
100
93%
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400
No par
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33% Dec
Feb
81%
82%
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Montecatini
25
23,100
82%
82
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
6
57%
82%
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&
52
57
82%
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5% Mar 27
44 %
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52
56%
82%
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convertible preference
1
52
54%
52
55%
82
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&
52%
54%.
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40
82%
pfd_100
—
4,700
52%
54%
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
170% Mar 10
28% May
35% Jan
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
24% Dec
Minerals
4
102% July 24
70% Jan 17
17
33% Jan
30% Aug
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55 %
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55%
'
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53
55%
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common
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101% May 24
49% Mar 14
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88
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99
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11
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,
82 %
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30
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90
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82%
29%
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59% Feb
2
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29%
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100
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82%
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82
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95
86
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preferred
4
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preferred
19
85%
85
4.35%
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85 Va
86
3.85%
75% Jan
400
86%
85%
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80
44
86%
July 21
84% July 3
10
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85%
84
Oct
43%
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82
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43%
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May 2
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15
8
15
44%
44
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13
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Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
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Mesta
75% Feb
14
32%
84
43%
Jun
83'/a Jan
,
Mesabi Trust—Units
33
82%
83
No par
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
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Sept. 1
32%
Aug. 31
32%
32%
83
Inc
&
Aug. 80
32%
32
32%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
32%
common
Merritt-Chapman
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PRICES
84
May
5
86
Inc
SALE
♦82%
59% Mar 10
16
74 y2 Jan
,
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&
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84
32
87
28
24% Jun
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Merck
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Aug. 28
1
70 %
42% Dec
84,
3%
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May 21
13% Apr 20
127/a July 28
3
45% Jan
70% Jan
4
45% Dec 16
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35
3
Aug
100
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 29
Monday
Par
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
4%
91% Aug
9
81% Aug 17
75
Aug 31
18% Feb 23
LOW
STOCK
Melville
28
Aug 11
44% Aug 21
77% Jan 20
YORK
EXCHANGE
84
33% Feb 16
37
NEW
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109
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100
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14
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69
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79
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52
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109
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Volume
194
Number
6087
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(969)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
-r
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
L0^ AND HIGH SALE
^
Tuesday
Aug. 28
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 29
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 30
Friday
the Week
Sept. 1
st
Aug
Shares
o
35Va Jan
3
9
89
Jan
3
46% Aug 25
95 % Feb 23
9
79
Jan
3
83 % Mar 20
Aug
9
93 Va Jan
3
98
93% Sep
39% Jan
31% May 17
2
90 y2 Jan
13
4
36y4 Jan
5
Jan
4
38% Sep
94 % Sep
75% Jan
4
82
89
4
96
84
Jan
86
Jan
6
30 Va Aug
4
28 y8 Mar
16
7
Jan
19
Sep
Dec
36
337/a Jan
15
15
46
46%
46%
45 y2
46
100
93
93
45%
93
93
46%
93
preferred
93%
80
93
100
80
93
80
80%
80
93
93
80%
240
81
81
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95%
95%
82
95%
880
95%
95%
95%
95%
Feb
21
4.44%
preferred
100
♦92%
93
93
93
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93
45 Va Aug
44 Vz Jun
4
16
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41%
42%
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93
41%
42
41 y8
42
92%
92%
40
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41%
42
40%
41%
41%
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42
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41%
42
20
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16%
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17
42%
10,900
7,000
12
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87%
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87%
Ohio
Oil
Okla
Co
Gas
Aug
4
88% Mar 27
36% July 10
Oklahoma
Feb
14
52y4Aug
Olin
4%
17% Mar 15
'
7
29
15% Jan
4
29
5
39% Jan
17
59
May 12
Orange
4
64% Dec
28
56 y2 Jan
4
80 y2
July 11
Otis
24
37 y4 Jan
4
18% Aug
9
28 y4 Feb
16% Jan
3
15 y4 Jan
0
18% Oct
20
20% Apr
Olin
28
Oil
&
*
42% July
24
23% Jan
12
21% Apr
&
Outlet
17
Chemical
Co_.
Dec
12
16J/4 Jun
25
.122% Jun
,1
84 y4 July 25
16
Aug
4
102% Mar 22
Owens-Corning
31
116
17
86
July 28
104
Owens-Illinois
104% Feb
16
130% May 31
108
Aug
120% Apr
23 Va Oct
26
Jan
85
93
5
Jan
5
Pacific
3
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Coast
20% Jan
17
25y4 May 31
51% Jan
3
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
2
■
11
Dec
30
73 V2 Jan
16
52
28
Feb
2
141% Jan
12
5V4 Jan
75
5
7% Jan
3
145
26
15
Aug 23
3
85y4Mar21
Jan
23
30 y4 Jan
3
597/a Aug 22
48y4 Apr
4
22
.
Apr
3
8V4 May 16
Aug 29
July 31
24 V4 Aug
25
39
4
16
Oct
24
17% July
6
15% Jun
16% Apr
28
23y2Jan
4
17% July 20
Jun
8
50% Dec
30
39% July 19
56% Apr
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86 y2 Jan
5
93
53% Jan
18
30
21"% Feb
40
Pacific
177
19% Oct
Jan
..
26% May 15
26
19
Mar 22
27
4
Aug 23
1
Gas
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19%
19
10%
56
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56%
56%
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1,100
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19%
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20%
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22%
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14%
14%
22%
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1
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18
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—
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46
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No par
3
30 y2 Aug
21 y4 Jan
12
Apr
Aug 29
5% conv prior preferred
Penlck & Ford
27 Va July 26
33
Feb
Penn-Dixie
22
15 y2 Jan
3
9
41% Jan
4
'49% Apr
14
7
37V2Apr
5
49% Aug
8
30% Mar 31
28 y2 Jan
3
43% Aug 15
41% Jun
6
27 y2 Oct
28
36
Dec
27
28% Sep
32% Mar 10
22
25% Jan
7
9
26% Jan
9
33% Sep
1
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
95
3
101 % Jun
5
97% Jun
2
5
17 Va Jan
5
11% Jan
3
16% Mar 28
7
45
Jan
7
32% Jan
3
47% Aug 10
8
623/4 Jan
4
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
10% Oct
30% Nov
89
23% May
y4 Jan
90% Jan
5
66% May 16
68 % Mar 25
97% Aug 17
37
July 27
50% Jan
Peoria
50 y4 Jun
17
46
July 24
56% Apr
7
43 % Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
83 y2 Apr
20
30
Sep
28
41 % Dec
5
37% Jan
92 y2 Jan
7
3
62 %
7
94% Feb
1
98
11
153/4 Jan
18
95 % Mar
16% Jan
13% May 17
34 J/4
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~2% Dec~ 21
12
24
3
Aug
8
May 9
17% May 23
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Aug 25
65% May 16
343/a May 15
Phelps-Dodge
Co
46% Jan
3
30 Va jun
90% Jan
75
Jan
13
83 3/4 Sep
80% Jan
3
85
Mar
84% Jan
6
96
Sep
9iy4 July
5
98
Apr 19
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
100
33% Jan
5
81
Dec
743/a Jan
13% Apr 29
31% May
6
91
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30
77% Jan
12
52% Jan
3
64 V2
18% Sep
6
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3
20% May 31
47
Dec
13
44y8 Jan
4
64
Aug 10
97
-
1
29y» Sep
5
793/4 Jan
Aug
2
Feb
3
97
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1 54 *
11
433/4 Feb
3
Aug 17
67% Sep
1
106 y4 Aug 23
80% Aug 29
Dec 28
14
9
25% Jun
3
8
Aug 12
85
20
41 % Mar
67 y2
3
Jan
78% Jan
9
3
173/4 Jan
62
38 V* Apr
Mar 29
77 % Jan
104% Mar
Aug 14
1
Sep
73
94
1
423/a Jan
86
May
8
83% Mar 16
5
July 31
603/a Jun
,
27
5
28
43 % Jun
20
39 y4 Jan
10
17% Dec
1
253/a Jan
4
183/4 Jan
3
81% Nov
10
88
8
81% Aug 23
88 y4 Mar 21
22
80 y4 Jan
18
88
19 y4 May 20
14 Va Aug
16
Dec
2
13 y2 Dec
23
Dec
28
L75/a Nov
17
79
>3
Aug
Jan
93
132
18 y4 Jan
8
28
80% Jan
L0% Dec
6
22% Jan
29
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Nov
59
71
-
Jan
6
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11
28
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125
15% Oct
25
124% Jan
72 J/4 Dec
2
53 % Feb
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
38% Oct
12
95% Jan
27
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Jan
65% Jan
77% May 10
5
130
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9
90
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3
29% Jun
69
175
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17% Jan
5
11
88
Apr
30
33% Jan
Mar 15
73
11
64 y2 Jan
43
Jan
3
26% Mar
8
29% Sep
12
28
Jan
3
24
4.30%
105% Jan
30
Feb
21
Aug
9
86
Jan
102
49% Aug 19
Jan
5
74% Sep
7
23% Apr
106
Feb
29
123
18
7% 8ep
•
21
66 y2 Nov
8
11
21
Feb
25
29% Feb
4
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10
'
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39% Jan
,
4
63% Dec
2
63 %
5
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preferred—
7
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155
Aug 22
14
3
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May 12
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14
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1
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100
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33
99 %
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*80% *81%
60 y4 - 60%
19
19%
61% 62
*94% 96
-50
.51%
54y4 -54%
23y4 23%
*81 % 82'%
: 82 1 - 82
14'A 14 y4
58Ya
28'%
145,800
52%
35
44
97
86%
95%
100
15 y4
41%
35%
96%
94%
44%
52%
•97
.19
94%
14%
•44
52
3%
3%
40Va
40%
59 Va "59%
32% - 32%
*98%, 99y«
82% 82%
97
97 y4
*101
102y2
64
65%
22% 23
663/4
66%
100% 101%
-
94%
•39%
58% -58%
*97
99
16%
*95 Vz
•
•93%
*16y4
„
39%
36 y2
34%
,-
500
33 ya
98%
93%
5iy2
51%
•
x82y4 82%
x84% 84y2
x87% 87%
X103
103
*106
106%
61%
62%
*7iy2 72'/2
21% 21%
*21%
22% '
*153
160
x9% • 97/a
*86% 87%
.
36 »/4
33
14%
45%
41
210
5,400
32%
,
99
94
3,800
13,500
99%
32%
96
*39%
19%
96%
43%
98%
86%
59%
29
x58%
x28%
•35%
14%
*44 y2
(j
*126y4 128
23
23%
65%
66'/2
12
12y2
50%
50%
51
5iy2 s
14 y8
14'%..
*114
116y2
69y2
70 •
*116% 118
86
86
24 24% 198% 200%
19%
*96
43%
95
85
NO par
-
62'/4
96
503/4
563/8
233/8
82y2
85
14%
613/4
*943/4
503/4
55
23y»
*81 %
*82
14'%
36%
93%
14%
33/4
413/4
59'/2
60
33%
33%
*9899Va
82'A
82 %
95'/a
96 y»
*101
102Vz
63%
64
22V* 233/a
65
65
100y8 100'%
84
84
*80%
81%
'60%
613/8
18%
19 ,
/J
Co—10
Oil
99%
„
common—5
-
100
173/a
48%
100
Publicker Industries Inc
33% Jan
42
4,500
17%
100
—25
25
-
33% Jan
;
2,000
29 y8
•47%
com—No par
Puget Sound Power to Light
Pullman Inc
i
33% Jan
59%
29%
49
100
100
100
—100
100
preferred
4.80%
59 y4
29%
29
200
9,300
253/4
17%
No par
preferred
4 16%
59%
29
29%
•25
48
No par
—
5.28%
3%%
59%
29%
28%
.
283/4
48%
—10
Co
25
59
700
36
28%
39
-
preferred
preferred
Serv
25
59%
60
•35
38%
preferred.
—2.50
5
1
5 05%
Public
25%
♦25
25%
59 %
36%
5
preferred
preferred
22% Mar 29
23 Va Apr
.
May 17
84% Apr
'37% Jun 24
81
-
118% Jan
Aug 25
11% Feb
9
108
7
21% Jan
20
22% Mar 22
May 11
4
70% Aug
13
20% Jan
3
28
47% Jan
105% Aug 19
Jan
104% Jun
14
17
29%
17%
33yao
12.50
$1.40 div preference com
90% Feb
7
28%
47%
Public Serv Elec 8c Gas com_Nopar
10
90
•35
29%
49
Electric Power Co
4.08%
36%
17%
100
1
Co
4.18%
■
*35 %
29%
36
30%
48 %
5%% sf pref_100
10
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
1
87
Sep
&
Potomac
21
85% Mar
3
p
1-
Poor
Feb
8
Jan
65 %
Sep
60% Aug 10
30% Apr
6
83% Jan
Aug 30
41% Feb
20
91
81 y4 Aug
86
8
Corp
27%
•27
48%
Porter Co Inc (HK)
87% Aug 17
12
98
Polaroid
May
457/a Apr 17
98% Aug 28
3
30
Co
4,200
84,300
27%
27%
17%
No par
—
Oil
73%
35%
27%
94
*47%
Inc
convertible
Inc
73%
34%
•92
17%
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Plttston Co
(The) common—
$3.50
72%
35%
49%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.28
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh & West Virglna
100
Plymouth
6,400
♦27
48%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne to Ohio *y—
guaranteed preferred
100
Plough
12,700
17%
—100
3.80%
100
4.30%
100
4.68%
—
100
PhilA to Reading Corp (NY)
50o
Phllco
Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum—'
1
3
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
;
:
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5
convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
96% Aug
3
19
30
6
44%
94
48%
38%
;
common
8
22% Mar 30
227
13
69% Dec
5
24
5
44% Dec
19
12
27
9
84% Dec
Jan
Jun
11
80 y* Jan
28
17% May 17
3
36/8 Mar
78% Jan
3
15% May 17
120
Feb 13
34% Dec
1
52
-
9
96% Jan
261% Aug 22
1
21
55% Jan
20
25% Nov
26
61
114
4
8
13% Mar
79% Feb
9% Jan
4
L5y8 May 10
33/4 .Oct
May
28% Apr
Aug 11
46% July 21
15
18
9 y2 Sep
4
75% Jan
15
130
3
62% July 18
11
Jan
3
12
57
Apr
9
24
18% Mar 16
44
4
Dec
35% Sep
Aug
27% Apr
123% July K
Aug 31
38% Jan
60
44%
34%
34%
•92
*47%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
44%
9.000
4,200
25
Corp
Phila Electric
103 y2 Mar 29
6
99% Sep
32,700
100
Co Inc
to
17%
49
Co
13
57% Jan
7
(Chas)
17%
17"%
33%C
1
Permutit
Brewing
29
8
Apr
Pfeiffer
17%
12,100
.
•
47%
America
Pfizer
Jan
60
Pfaudler
16
5
common
5y8 May 25
16
48%
39%
*35
Inc
preferred
44% Aug 17
i7%
71
4%%
Petroleum Corp of
3
43 y2 Mar
6
Pet Milk Co
16%
~
No par
100
100
10
Corp
3
23
29
Perkin-Elmer
18
47%
Corp
Co
Jan
38% Jun
15% Dec
Pepsi-Cola
23%
17%
1
to Coke
Ry Co
30% Jan
'26% Mar 14
60% Dec
Eastern
22%
23%
,18
28%
3
RR
Gas Light
to
7%
5
Sand
Drug Stores
Peoples
15
29
*25
•
7%
3
preferred
4.40% series preferred
34% Jan
59 %
169
'
50
4%%
Peoples
25%
45%
168%
•
7%
-
72%
30
59
31,700
1,270
172
35%
27%
*25
473/a
47%
170
7,000
72
72%
35%
29 %
13,600
i
x71 %
71V2
27y4
*3bVz
56%
94
34%
>
45%
83%
56%
*92
72
35 Vz
300
82%
x28%
17%
;
Penn Power Ac Light com
Pennsylvania
44%
68
94
35 y4
29%
1
Corp
Glass
44%
*92
27V4
25
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania
17'/4
36"%
3.50
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
4.68% conv preferred
37 y4 Nov
543/4 Feb
Cement
xl6
27
3
common
60
Sep
July 25
Transportation
Coal Co
27
Sep
17%
71%
35%
1
2.50
9
45
22 y2
Corp
May 16
48
16%
17y2
,
24
68
.
56%
7%
44%
174
•21%
.
83%
56%
7Va
94
4
Pictures
; *3
" 171 %
44%
19% Jan
18% Jun
57%
437/«
*92
34 V4 Jan
8
56%
,
83%
58%
43%
x44
5
29
82%
56%
44
100
29
20
83%
58%
No par
preferred
60% Feb
Jun
82%
43 Va
1
20% Dec
Sep
83%
58
/
""
70o
Inc—
Airways
12
15
2,500
Aggregates Inc_5
common
24
41
8,300
200
31%
94%
14 Va Feb
38 % Aug
;
115
*93%
No par
27
89%
88
115
94%
Parke Davis to Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
4
90
116
; 6,000
*93%
Paramount
31% Jan
.'89
*115
1,280
88%'
94%
11
1
91
116
116
1,800
16
88
*93%
10
Nov
•15%
31%
12
24
89%
/
*31%
85% Apr
28
90.
117
'
88%
31%
44% Apr
49 Va
16
86%
30%
29
23 V4 Jan
•15y2
■"
30%
6
14
20%
.
87
30 Va
23V4Jan
17
89%
*116
•19%
16
8S%
31%
32% July 27
Nov
91%
117
20%
*15%
30 y2
33% Oct
i
116
87
16
88
*15%
88%
15
1
60% Dec
16
88%
90 y2
4
24
32,600
19%
55%
76
15
Mar 15
50%
19%
67% Sep
44
50
6,600
77
Electric
American
Peabody
50%
200
33
56
51 % Jun
2
49%
16%
87
32%
•
19
28V4Jan
Mar 24
32%
55%
4
Apr
32%
50%
'75%
36% Mar 15
29
32%
49%
19%
21% Oct
39% Apr
32%
497/a
76
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com__14 2/7"
6% preferred
:—
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp. of America
5
Packard-Bell
Electronics
_50o
4%
32%
49%
56
100
to
Co
&
Panhandle
32%
■
19%
common
American
18
Mar
32%
49%
com__6.25
Co
preferred
22% May 17
24% Jun
42%
*16%
•86
No par
Co
6
13
53% Sep
32% Jan
8
26% Mar 10
12
$5
July 11
Paper
5
77
May 11
23
98
41%
16%
87
75%
preferred—
15 '/a Jan
60% Jan
28
4% Oct
6
4%
Oxford
13 y2 Jun
46 y2 Sep
130% Feb
3
5
14% Jan
22% May
46% Mar
11
6
18% Jan
18% Mar 18
•60
87% Jan
9
Apr
34 y8 May
16%
•86
30c
Fiberglas
Glass
17% Aug 17
26
11% Jan
Aug
1
4
87%
•
56
10
(The)
Corp
18% May 11
7
12% Oct
11
26% Jan
27
16%
♦86
49%
5
1
Corp
;;
Jan
Overland
42%
*16%
\
32%
40
No par
Marine
15
34% Jan
Corp
*95%
3.125
75
14
_7.50
Gas Corp
Rockland Utilities
82% Oct
Jun
Gas
Elevator
Outboard
20
100
Natural
Mathieson
15% Dec
Oct
Co
preferred
preferred
36% Mar
15
Electric
4.24%
24
35% Nov
19% Oct
;
&
16V2 Apr
40
4,700
96
32 % Aug
4
46%
*95 y2
85
54% Jan
46%
_100
19
-
X45%
preferred
16
Jan
33 y4 Dec
4
common
4.56%
167/a Sep 21
1
Co
preferred
87
6
247/a May 10
37% Aug
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
3
May
94
19
'
83% Jun
Ohio
Quaker Oats Co common...
9 '
f'9% preferred-^—
—100
..Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
8iy2
-/ ' •l40y4
:
"29%
82y4
140%
30
"
,
80y2
./ 140*%
*29%
8iy4 80y4
8iy4
140% ' * *140% 141%
30% - r< 29%
29%'
80
•l+O'A
80%
29%.
81
>'
82
141%
140%
140 y4
29%
•29 y4
30
-
2,200
60
700
22
(970)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
.
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
"
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
Par
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 30
;
the Week
Friday
Sept. I
Aug. 31:
Shares
R
25
67 V* Jan
'
.
4
66
7
Dec
78% Apr
74
Apr
65% May
9
74% May 15
Radio
18% Aug 16
46 % Oct
.
23% Feb
23
Ranco
57'/a Jan
88 % Feb
6
18
49% Jan
16
8j
70% Jan
23
5
33% Feb
8
28% Jan
July 19
25% Feb
1
4%
non-cum
10 % July
20
26
15% Jan
18
4%
non-cum
July 27
69% Jun
21
"61
Red
Jan
6
12% Jan
3
28% Jan
18
16
Jan
3
Apr 14
26% May 10
Reed
1
17 % Oct
24
28"% Jun
16
19
Jan
4
25
May
8
Reichhold
Apr
7
20
20%
16% Jan
68% Jan
4
6
45% Aug 23
20%
1
Apr
18
127% Feb
1
20
52»/a Jun
1
21
19% Mar 17
7
*
19% Mar 14
57
54% Aug 15
Mar 14
31%
Aug 24
Alig 29
'27% Jan
11
10% Jan
3
12% Jan
20
15 % Aug
23
14% Jan
6
22
6
78% Jan
4
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
33% Sep
28
50% Jab
22
37% Mar
9
52
37% Oct
24
56% Jan 21
43% Jan
3
26
71% Jan
44% Jan
17
7% Feb 25
11% July 11
57
37%
Sep
4
110% Oct 27
A
149
55 y8 Jan
21
76% Jan
5
Oct
31
12
1% Dec
4
Sep 23
48
42% Jan
47
5
115
Jan
Jun
6
24
28% Jan
21
2% Dec
33% Nov
40%
10%
41 %
40 Va
163/4
16% '<'
Copper
84
Aug 18
59% Apr
3
23
Revere
Revlon
4% %
July 19
131% Jun
5
4%%
conv
6
91V* Jan
83
13% Jan
2'% Jan
4
1% Jan
149% Aug 23
Mar
May 31
23% May
8
•
1% Mar 23
48%
13%
84
Dec
108% Apr
10
51% Apr
27
253% Jan
19
34% May 10
Apr
503%
12,109
47
48%
67,000
__50
100
*47%
47%
47%
♦475/8
*47 5/8
48%
*47%
119%
120%
48%
119
146%
147%
series A
2nd pref
3
3% Feb
9
10
47% Jun
5
Robertshaw-Fulton
<
50% Mar 13
3
40
Jun
50
Mar 23
500
May
2
670
16
87
May
2
92
Sep
5
■
Rohm 3c Haas Co
July 31-
16
17% Jan
9
133% Sep
22
12 V% Jan
13
21% Jan
8
16% Jan
3
*85
--
13
18
8
253/4 Apr
46% Jan
4
31
21% Mar
2
23% May
Aug 16
43% Apr
12'% July 31
8
18
11
12 y. Feb
14y2 May 31
Jan 22
3
19% Apr 18
16% May 17
363/4 Jan
"
42
3
46% Apr
7
14% Jan
19
27 Vi Aug
8
Oct
19
10s/4 Mar 15
26y4 Jun
23
"18 y* Jan
33% Sep
19
17
5
30
14% July 14
22 ya
<
Mar 16
7
36% Jan
55% Sep
88 ya Aug
9
86
•.
90 '/a Mar 15
Apr
8
Feb 26
32
19
37% Sep
14% Sep 30
69% Mar 8
22% Jan
19
30% Oct 26
55 ya Jan
4
7
36
3
33% Jan
9
15% Jan
3
92
31% Sep
42
9
5
19 ya
10
7
40% Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
27
100
•37
--
3
12
21 ya Apr
14
14% Jan
22
May
8
21% Jan
10
8% Jan
34% May
11
May
11
42% Oct 25
81% Jun
Oct 18
50% Feb
4
7% Nov : 1
16% Feb
15
93 V* Jun
-77
17
'46% May
8
Aug 15
.
Jan
Jan
87
15
Jan
81%
3
i
'70
Feb
21
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
13
27
Jun
16
24 ya Aug
22
18% Sep 22
12
May 17
30% NOV
1
41
Jan
59
Jun
23
28
Oct 25
Jan
4
7% Sep 29
Dec"
15
Jan
4
12
7
14% Mar 31
Jan
Sep 15
23% Jan
Jan
21% Ja n
4
3
May 17
31% Feb
6
46% Mar
28
6
16% July IT
23% May 15
15% Jan
19% May 21
16% Feb
4
14
23% Aug
8
3
♦38
3%
42%
46
53%
53%
53%
54
3,500
29%
2£%
29 Vs
28%
29%
5,500
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 */2
35%.
•36 Va
35%
36%
8,100
593 %
591
599
*90%
92
26%
596
92
24%
25%
Line RR
0o__
Finance
22%
22
22 %
22
22 %
22%
23%
21%
22%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
22
22%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
21
131%
31%
32
31%
32%
31V*
31%
31 y4
31%
12%
13 Vb
V
—
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
*12%
42
42
42%
41%
*12
12%
24%
X51%
r
Inc
$5.25
37 V*
1
—
177/a
73%
-
37
55
63% Jan
.68 V* Dee 22
Jan
4
53% Jan
11
11
44% Jan
3
28% Jun
Aug 25
6V1/* July 3
37% Apr 11
Si'/jMaylO
36% Jun
7
19
12% Jan
,
18% Feb 26
111
4
20% Oct 24
38% Oct 11
28 % Mar 23
23% Jan
3
64% Jun
15
46% Jan
4
34% Jun
42% Jan
73% Aug 22
5
38% Jan
3
48 ya May 19
9% Mar 10
13% May 26
9 V1 May 25
57V4 Sep
1
10
7%
Dec~30
Jan
12
46% Dec
28
51% Oct
18
6% Mar 15
30
45% Jan
22% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
May 10
21
ll
Dec
15
30% Feb
7
157/s Dec
44 V* Jan
30
25
39% Jan
Xi
Jan
Dec
50 yB
July 18
4
16
40% Aug 24
Shamrock Oil &
Gas
18y«
40
—
Sep 28
Sep 28
16% Nov 23
64% Jun
1
23% May 18
17
Sep 26
21% Sep 26
6% May 2
26% Npy 23
84% May 16
18% Oct 31
83
May 23
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Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6087
194
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■
Range for Previous
7STOCKS
i960
Year
i;
Lowest
Highest
-
293/« Mar
8
46% Dec
8
77Ya Feb
2
82% Sep
19
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4
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10 Ya May
11
4
3
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5
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12
1
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52% Jan
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:
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13
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30 Ya Jun
20
25% Jan
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5
46% Jan
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18
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1
51% Jan
4
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38
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1
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44 Ya May 31
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84
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89
Jun
4.
21% Feb
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28
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6
82
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64
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&
138
common__10
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No par
,
39Va
83
CO
of
45Y4
73/4
93 Y4
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*74
*83
53Va
347/a
923/4
par
Chemical Corp com.l
Co
*83%
26Vb
60
373/4
397/a
132
20Ya
*24y8
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58Y<
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853/4
85
38Ya
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& Mfgrs Inc
Foreign
'
8,700
19
82
27%
.
26,800
13,700
30.
19
25,600
14,000
20,700
25%
142
82
,46%
,
7
36
140
30Ya;
<r -
,
367/a
19%,
...
60%
84 Ya
84%
n vir
35Ya:
82
;
18
59%-
58
36Ya
preferred
US
18
23Ya
Corp
&
18
58%/:.
217/a,,'•"!. ,' 21 Vz
23 Va
" *
r.
No par
preferred
Borax
-
r;
*83%
26%
26
*""21-%
'
18
58
18
11,700
36 3/a,
25»/a
101 Vz
47%,,-
13,000
547/a
142 Ya.
24%
273/4
233/4
.
_
14
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•;
8,800
8 Va
.
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i
-,243/a
"., 45%
••
503/4
8Y4,
227/a
.
35 Ya
29 Ya
19
83
4,000
553/4
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25%
410
133/4
rl7.%.^P»4 ,17
:
1403/4
30%
19
273/8
24
44%
."
t
45 Va
253/4 ' :
293/4
V
J ;
-
.
143%
*81
193/a
24Va
27%
237/8
,
.
273/4
243/a
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25%
140%
xl003/4 102
24'/a
24'%
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35 3/a
■
-
,
>
14%
36Va
.
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50 Va:
8%
,
17
36 % ,i
36%
..
81
507/a
8
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r
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253/4
19 Vv
493/4
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34Ya
143
,146%
29'%
293/4
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.
17 •-»
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35
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•
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r
36y4
34%25 Vz
,
50
497/a
96,000
44
143/8
■
900
133/8.
>15Y8,
155/a
•"•?•
127/ai
44 'A
•
49Yb
T" 33Ya
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•
1,300
461/2
43 Vb
56y2
>«.»...
500
1101/4. 110%
rl255
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r.;..
8 V4
137/8
,
.
3,100
14,300
23Ya
35 7/«
13%
.
.1
43
15%-
12%
;
483/4
8s/a
8'%
271/a
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111%
22Yb
-
....
271/a;
36;
35%
.
,
,
5,300
90".
*23
143/a
.
.
:
55
23'/4
57%
,
.
5,600
16%
54 3/4{
i/a., 273/8
I4ya
.,
2,900
20
'
*88 Mn
111%
1250
44%
42%
;. ■■•15%
720
'
; 54a/4
23'/4
13%
1250
47
27
/
-
iny4
131/s
1255
42 Vb
-
541/2
19 Ya
"16
,90-
543/4
■
'
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*88%
V
36
1101/2
13 y4
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•
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12%
54
20
153/a
>365
"
23
36
110
\
55
27
355
-
55 VB
197/s
•
543/4
'
374
54%
;
f
27%
"
358
v
90
54%
23
364
*88%
90
27
....
..
No par
Mach
287,500
20
76Ya
743/4
83 Va
Improvement
Shoe
1,700
55
10
I?ark City Mines Co
United
14,000
;
ley#
Cp.___5
Co
Merch
United
100
62
193/B
•
237/a
58%
Greenfield
33
52 Va Jan
10%
62
30y8
543/4
No par
Co
Coal
3
25
103/a
20V2
233/8 '
Corp
3
25
;
197% •
;16%/ ->
14y8
Co
17 Va Jan
Jan
10 VB,
11 Vb
62
>30%
"
Carton
&
157/a Jan
533A Jan
30%
1,600
19%
16 %
__50
Fastener
44 Ya Jan
20
30%—-
♦191/a
197/a
_-.100
Corp
6
347/a Aug 30
30%
..
233/a
common
of 1956)
6
19
31
31
19%
55%
(series
17
29
61%
317H
*19
16
4%
Nov
Jun
•
"
19'%
4%
22 Ys Jan
16
7
2,900
20,600
54 Va
Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
31Y4 Jan
46 Ya Apr
f
62 y4
57 %
Inc_
1
27 3/a May 20
19 Vb
61
20'%
Co
Drill
5
46
xl9'/8
637/s
23 %
series
14 Ya Dec
1
19 5/b
x63 V4
573A
common
153/4 Dec
Aug
*19 y8
64
No par"
1.
Rubber
United
31
33%
1
RR
Artists
9 Ya Aug
323/4-
57%
preferred
United
28 % Apr
34
20y4/..
California
non-cum
8
4
32%
19Y8
233/a
series
22
54 Ya July 25
Mar 21
$4
Union
100Va Aug 17
333A July 26;
34% A
55%
Aircraft
15
7
$3.50
United
20
x32%
8.300
15%
No par
Airlines
395/a Dec
36%,
19%
36 V4
19%
No par
United
35% Dec
271%.
35%
55%
series..
51 Yb May 15
9
32 y4
323/4
27%
8,900
$3.70
3
8
32 3/4
27%
6,600
No
Twist
Mar
323/4
27%
267/8
series
Tank
23'/a Mar
32%
32%
27 y*
26%
$4.50
Union
110 Ya Aug
32
323/4
84
>
Co
Union
7
30% Jan
Electric
Preferred
8s/a Aug 17
3
32%
900
6,500
..
26 3/i
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union
Carbide Corp:
No Par
387/a Aug 29
4
91'
32%;
x84
Co
&
70
15'/4
90 »/4
27%
1
Asbestos
273/a May 29
Mar
86
'
Aug 21
Jan
37 3/a Jan
102
*147%
91
32%,
_;___5 ""'Y.
Corp
5
24
28 Va Nov
May 18-
56 Ya Aug
' 147/b
32%
587/a,
(The)
Corp
4
293A Jan
14 Ya
883/4
'•
33
18
Co
Preferred
8
33 Ye Mar
90%
1,000
83Ya
26'%
Preferred
18'
77 V2 Jan-
'
*82
26%
Preferred
18
68%-Jan
81 %
263/8
Union
Union
5) >
"
74 Va Dec
15
89»%
57Y4
Corp—1
Underwood
Ya May 22-
144
397/s AUg 19
15%
91%
-81% ,#l„.
15y8 "
.
27
Corp
1
Steel
No par"
CorR
Coal
Coach
Twin
3
lOYa Mar 28
42
148 Ya Jan
6
42 Ya Jan
'
27,911
26%
common_.4„_2" *
U
Aug 30
v, *81
3,100
52%
27
;<Century-Fox Film Corp_..__l
City Rap Transit com.No par
5%
conv prior preferred
50
16 3/4
57
81 %
103/a
21'%•:
26%
100
A
1,500
24%
Twin
9
18 Y2 Jan
52
323/4
273/4
53%
20
26
10 3/a
203/4
54'
27%
27Ya
Jan
12 ®/8 Oct
10%
21
523/4
■■
32 Ya
Tung-Sol Electric Co common,
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957^—50
11% Jan
,17/8 Jan
105/a
"
54
27 Y4,
'
363/4
36
30
12,800
32%
55 Va
14
,20 VB Nov
343%
27%
36'A
28
21
34
21
21
■
-
53%
81%
32%
32%
55
Oct
13 Va Jun
21*
A"
'
90
1
13% Nov
44
34%
1,700
237/a
20th
14
163/e July 14
6
54%
*15
x58'-
preferred.™
Truax-Traer
'
347/a Aug 30"
10y4 Jan
107/8
21%
53%,
15%
.7.50
Pipeline Co
Airlines, Inc
World
Trans
11
11,700
•'
233/4
2
203/s May 15
1
25 Vb Mar 14
50 Vb Jan
39 y2 Jan
Sep
26
233/s
Nppar '
"
+__10
"
25 "" "
class
Co
Corp
Transwestern
July"2 5
103/4^
90%
com_5,
„
&s Williams
13% July 21
U Vb
26
24 Vb
Electronic;
Transue
11
26%
23%
1V
cohv preferred,.
Transitron'
3
1
Jan
28
26
A
>
27%.
273/4
342%
No par
Construction
I
&
Supply
31 % Mar
39
72'
27%'
28%
24
5
CoJ___
Trane
4
22 3/i Jan
16
21 V\ Dec
*65
271/8)
27%
33 y4
10%
*20'%'
'..
'
'
10%
^___5
Co______._
Transamerica
423/s Apr
72
271/a
:
351/3
10%
-
358
__10
Coj_
343/8
-
4
263/8
35%
^
12,700
*
343/8
.7
!257/b
'
4,400
88 3/4
22% '. 22%,
233/8
par
Co
Torrington-Co:
Aug 29
134
:
'
26%
,
*65
'
*87
349 y4
^.100"
common
Realty
413/a Aug 21
3
Aug 30
-26
22%
;
72
'
88 3/4t
24
1,
Tool'Co_
Oil;
913/4 May 15
7
Aug
20
Thor
Apr. 17
May 31
42 3/a Jun
10
28
*65
*87
.* 22 3/8
26,200
7
369
No par
$1.20 preferred—
Timken Roller Bearing
1
Jan
27%
*27%
55%
30%
-
Np par
Mfg
Tidewater
28 Ya
33% Aug 10
Dec
64
May
58 Ya Aug
15% Jan
ji
*27
277/8
72
"
'
23 y8
553/8
•
51,400
133,100
>
preferred
Glass
28 3/4 May
207/a Jan
7
14y2 Sep, 28
27%
27%
.
22%
'55%
55%
;■
'
-32 3/4 Feb
3
27%:
*65
"
,:
*87
883/4"
44Yb
23%
_,_50c
243/a Mar
20 y2 Jan
233/8 Mar 29
19
44 Va Dec
243/a Jan
.
*
._33y3
Thompson ,(JR)_.__
Thotnpson-Ramo-Wooldrldge
'.,4% prefrirred_-_____
"
79
23%
*81
*19>/8
---
No par
Chemical
'
"
: '
52
44%
5
Corp
Co
873/a
.,
23
21 Va
36
1.25
Oil
'
513/4
51% '
44%
26,500
64
Co__5
Co_
55%
507/b
52
44
-
51%
513/a
!
'r
\
*87
81%
356
common-—
conv
Thiokol
82 3% Feb
Jun 28
55
V
-
Inc
Ry
55%
52%
44%
55'/a
'
'
340
8,300
151/4'
44-Ys
50%
51%
44
443/3
15
443/8
1
Inc^
Coal &
Pacific
&
,4
38% JUn
51V2
*
7,,
15%
45%
1....
_____
Transmission
Texas
243/4 Jan
11
Corp..
Pacific
Texas
80% Jan
24
Nov
21
50 5/8
14%
44%
'
27%
•*:
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
:
July 21
7
"
26
223/4 Oct
50»/a
'
30
31%
1
Instruments
86 3/4 Aug 25
183/4 July 22
751/2
503/4
5
v
445/b
/' 55 % '
10%
32%
-
•• •
■*
1.
Gas transmission
Texas
12
106 v
Jan
69
1
-
14.80
Gulf'Producing Co
Texas
Gulf Sulphur.™
21
2063/4 May 15
353/4 Apr
6
15% Jan
Jan
108
14
27 % Aug
751/2
V"
15 Vb
44 VB
"
75«/4
15
;
1
Corp
Texas
137% July 18
753/4
75y4
443/4
'
22,500
1
Inc_-_-ilji.
12.50
Texas Eastn Transmission Corpt.3,60
Aug 25
Jun
.75%
753/4
15%
■
'
54%'"
*15'
*•
_100
(James).;
Tennessee Gas
Jun
16
25
•
preferred
Texaco
187/a Jan
14
2B
Inc
Tennessee
,
l6n
} 27 Ya Jan
27
21% Sep
-
15*
Corp.,
TelAutograph
597/a Aug 18
6
Inc
Suburban Gas
;
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
Sunbeam Corp.
Sundstrand Corp 1
Sun Chemical: Corp common...;
$4.50 series-A preferred
No
14
Feb
15% Sep
148% Oct
$5 convertible
.
31
20 y4 Sep
34
1
-5%. prior preference.
20
Stone & Webster^
!>;
Store! Broadcasting-Co
:.__1Studebaker-Packard Corp com.;
T
6 y2 Jan
;
4
Co
9,200
44
36
-
*81
•
Stewart-Warner -Corp.,,™,
2.50
r
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.'
5
Stokley-Van, Camp, Inc comntonV--T":
24 y2 Aug
40
67/a May
&
77'%
89%
•
-
.
13% Aug 30*
Jun
(J P)
763/4
743/4
51
26
54
5
;
76%
..
11
Apr
sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Sterling Drug Inc.™
7.000
75 VB
"
"
49%.
27%
25%
-
4 l'Ya
*
72
'
*20%
*
4iy4
88% "
34%
- - -
-
42'/4
74%
,41%
:/75%
23%'
10%
No par
42
41%
43%'
44%
55%
27%
—
40%
1
Sun Oil Co;™.
•__»
No par ;
53% > 54%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil-Co common.1 ,
" 27%
27%
4%% preferred series A
7.25
... % 23
23
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
36%
36%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
108% 109
Sunshine Mining Co.l
10c
xl2V4
12%
Superior Oil of California
__25
'I
1245
1250
Y Sweets Co of America...
4.16%
>
*43%
47
'
"Swift" & ; Co___£„___.i
J,
25 .7.-;%
42%- .42%
'
;
Symihgton Wayne Corp
1. ... V
15%
15%
9
'
33/8 Oct
-
7
51% Feb
29"
39% July 26
11% Jan
•
38% July 10
115
3
Jan
*
2
24% Mar
30
1348
19
Sep
"26% Feb
23% Jan
101% Aug 22*
7% Oct 20
9
,1
3
22
7
26
34% Dec
1-
May
Jan
23% Sep
20% May 27'
21% Jan 20
13 % Jan
5
853/4
1
20% > 27%
-
*85%
50%
51%
*65
;
....
'
.
Corp'
Stauffer Chemical Co dommon_,.:._5
3.1/2 o/0 preferred-.—
^100!
Stevens
77
11
27% Jan
^8%
•
10
32 % Aug
53% Jan
307/8 Aug 15
.26% Mar 24
.
11
24% Jan
21% Jan
Apr
32% Aug 21
17% Jan
17
Jun
u
96
9
14
9
Warner
Starrett Co .(The)-L S
V
- '
.V"
3
82 % May
7
Stanley
Stanray Corp,____
.v
60% Feb
9
25
;
'
-•
4
Apr
22% Oct
-
Jan
67
20% Sep
23
27
423/8
86
15 %..
45%'
23
-
41%
86
41%
x753/4'
15'
51
-
42
86
40YaJ
76%
:
41 %
*85 V*
74%,
49%
Standard Packaging Corp com..—1"
$1.60 convertible preferred____20'
'
$.lv20 convertible preferred—r.-20;- - * 8% convertible preferred
1^,20*'<■■■■ >"<
Standard Pressed Stedl Co
1'
-
40%
86
757/3
14%
;"
Shares
42
•
44
;6.25
the Week
,
Sept. 1'
x85Ya,
76%
~
Sales for
Friday
X40%
42%
* 743/3
,
i3% Jan
5
30
.
>
14% Mar 17
Feb
77
A
Aug 28
36
-
51% July 17
May 23
71% Dec
12% July; 6
44% Mar 24
:
17% Jan
".
21
Mar 28 '
32
21% Aug
26% Jan
;
3
32% Mar 27
Feb
41
*
Aug. 29
87
-
44 Yb
Standard Oil of Ohio common-,.. 10" \55Y4
3%% preferred series A
100"
*87'
' >■': 1
4
59% Feb
*86
of Indiana
__25"Standard Oil of New Jersey_™__7"7
10
Jan
36% Jan
1
53% Mar 15
No par
No par."
;
low and high sale PRICES
.Wednesday"
Thursday
Aug. 30
v
Aug. 31
Tuesday
Aug. 28
42ye
42%
Standard Oil
4
May
49% Apr
'
Inc> common
: $4.50 preferred..
Square D Co
£
v1; Standard Oil of California
V
89
25
62 % Dec
55 %
Jan
*
56
25
20 Ya Oct
46
40% Jan
Monday
.
Par
Standard Brands Inc dom__.No par - —
$3.50 preferred™...
No par--"
Standard Financial Corp
:,__1
Standard Kollsman Industries
j
,
12% May 11
-
'
•
-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Spiegel
88% Apr '17
Jan
79% Aug 22
70 Y4 Jan
fl
25
NEW YORK
V
Highest
57% Dec 14
35 Ya Feb
r
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
25 Ya
,
353/8
lYa
lYa
65"
653/4
325/a
32s/8
923/4
*76
*74
"*83
535/a
41 Ya
48 Ya
*105
48%
49%
*102
112
953/4 . 96
335/a
34 Va
33 Ya
36Y4
365/8
36Yi
21
73 Ya
*35
83/4
*51s/a
21
733/4
36
87/a
737/a
x34Va
83/4
52
51
51
20 Vb
253/4
353/a
68Va
163/a
22Vz
203/8
26Va
35 Ya
203/b
25Va
355/8
20Y2
68Va
16 Vz
227/8
*163/8
223/a
lYa
653/a
IY2
43Y4
94%
94Y2
30Y2
94Ya
30
76Va
75
75Va
*33
43
*21
68
lYa
*
66
66
x423/4
30%
423/4
105Y4
953A
34
953/4
33 Ya
43Y4
94Y2
30
x75
41»/8
42Ya
50Va
"
*33 ,
423/4
*94Y2
*30"
75Va,
36 Ya
215/8
753/4
34 Y2
87/a
26
357/a
68
16Ya
225/a
l5/a
67 Y2
33%
437/8
95Y2
30%
11%
*83
'105
114
*105
*95
11,400
10,400
1,300
Ya'
32,700
13,800
112
97
95
33 Ya
34
34
34 Va
8,000
36 Ya
36%
36
36
2,500
21%
22
22
22
1,800
75 Ya
76 Ya
75 Va
35
34
♦34
83/4
8%
95
1,400,
76
7,400
..34.
8Y4
300
8%
51
51
50%
51
20 3/a
20Ya
20%
20%
25%
25Ya
25
253/s
35Y4
36
36
673/4
11,500
900
6.100
27.500
01%
357/a
67 Ya
*16%
16%
*16 3/a
11> 3/4
600
223/8
22 3/a
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-
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500
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40
,
3,800
-
5,000
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(972)
.
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
85 Va Oct
148
116% Jun
25
Dec
33A Dec
20
Highest
115
Feb
27
Aug
1
157
Feb
6
4
Jan
6
6% Mar 21
17
Jan
3
23 Va Mar 28
152
8
31 ya Feb
7% Oct 24
J
13% Jan
12
15
9y« Jan
3
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
40y2Aug
1
,26% Jan
5
36% Jun
3
40
29
255/a Jun
6
8
8% Sep
30
25
26 Va Jan
5
22% Mar
30
25% Nov
4
26 Va. Jan
50% Jan
•'«
26
33
U S
6
Mar
33
U S
<75
Aug 31
Jan
77% Aug -4
64 y2 Aug 11
160% May 16
46% Jan
157'/a Aug 11
U
53% May 18
5
Jan
5
149% Jan
27
47
26
22
50% Sep
19
45% Jan
69 V4
Sep
28
103 V* Jan
5
139 y2 Jan
4
I? • y
•
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148
'
Jan
52% Jun
15
37% NOV
10
36% Jun
23
8
24 y2 Mar 29
153% Jan
6
159% Nov
21
80% Jun
17
38
21% Oct
24
33 Va Dec
23
29
Jun
v
84
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
38
5
44
Jan
5
34% Jan
Jan
20
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12
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46% Jan
4
20
42% Jun
23
28
30
107
34% Jan 26
54 Va Dec
4
8
7% Oct
13% Jun
15
Jun
8
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14
Upjohn
23
Utah
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>
6
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125
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Power
&
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51
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$5
preferred—
5
6 J
85
Mar
9
90
Jan
24
$4.20
preferred
26
87
Mar 20
$4.12
preferred—.
4
July
7
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17
100
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.$4.04
.
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y
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8
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4
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Dec
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4
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3
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20
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26
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4
33% Aug
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17
97 % Sep
29
17% Nov
14
35 Va Jan
4
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17
41 % Jun
17
93
Nov
16
98
22
Oct
25
30% Jan
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38
93
33%
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35
;
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13
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38
24
13
Aug 18
July 18
'
39% Jan
\
50
Jan
10
3
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23
40
28
July 26
34% Jan
22
64
Mar
70
28
Oct
48% July
67% Jan
31
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14
36
102
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9
8
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22
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/
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6
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9
14
2
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8
75
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10
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49
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3
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95
Oct
13
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,
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cumulative unless otherwise Indicated.
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Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin .Elec Power Co com—10
6% preferred-:—
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp___10
Woodward Iron Co_
-10
Woolworth (FW) Co
-10
Worthington Corp common
-_10
Prior preferred 4%% series__100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
—5
-8%-
.
3iy4
I 49
80%.
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4
securities
:
133% Aug 30
Jan
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17
or
6
6
37 % Jan
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Sep 28
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♦.
5
12yaApr 25
94% July 19
26% Oct
88% Jun
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9
Mar
preference
$4.25
10
22% Dec
41% Oct
preferred———:
Wilson-Jones Co—
.,129
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89
..
16
77%
WUcox Oil Co
Wilson & Co Inc
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\
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21
24
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White Stores Inc__—
17
25% Feb
59
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43% Aug 17
28
43 %
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.
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;
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11%
31
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13 y4 Jan
4
8% Aug 30
26
10
Kentucky Coal-Co
4. West Penn Power 4%,%. pfd
100
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4-100, y
4.10% preferred series C
^-100
West-Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred—
_,_100
Western Air Lines Inc
—1
Western Auto Supply Co com2---5 •*
4.80%
preferred^.,
__100
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May 15
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38,300
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42 %
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79
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White Sewing Machine common—1
13
4:- ,UY27% Mar 20
79 V< Jan
'
8
21
127 % Sep
36% Apr 29
Mar 10
.
83% Aug 18
31
Jan
Co.
White Motor Co common
5%% preferred
13% May 10
Jan
(SD)
Waukesha
$5
9
26
1
Whirlpool Corp common
_-5
4%% convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
9
44% July 25 Y '. 56% Apr 26
41% Jan
3
> 52% July 6
28% Dec 29
10 % May 11
T
6
20% Jan
Oct
Feb
103
3
Apr
28% Jan
25% Oct
Jan
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700
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10
2
Jun
60'/a Jun
9
7% Jan
25
!
5
82
8,500
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86
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36 % ('■
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105
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Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
L-100
34% May 19
10
99% Jan
8
5 "
Jun
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3
Jun
56
43% Aug 24
40% Jan
3
0
45
•
79
May 27
23% Jan 11
119
8
109
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3
Jan
48
21
31% Mar 10
32% May
68
52% Jan
27
18% Oct
92% Jan
27 % July 12
24% Nov 15
36
3
.
2
27% Jan
•
Aug 31
14 Vb Jan
6% Nov 21
Feb
42% Jan
2
22
Jan
,
104
6
Sep
Y
55
3
22
10
62% Jan
3
85%
42%
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50
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Western Bancorporation
2
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred_,__40
Western Pacific RR
No par
-
Apr 25
28% Mar 17
May
5
Jun
89 % Aug 18
98
1-
July 28
83% Aug
32% Jan
28
92% Dec 22
May 11
Apr
4'
29% Aug 16
65
37% Mar 14
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27% July 19
31
Sep
6
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30
27
4
2
42% Jan
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5
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25
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25
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May
Apr 24
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Wayne Knitting Mills—
Welbilt Corp_—
:
:
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91
87-
,
99
Oct
41% Sep
102
•
17
,
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water. Power
y
-
7
19
77% Jan
102
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•
7% May 31 y
17,% Apr
•
60%
11%. J,
16%
Y/
:: 57%
53
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Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
34% July 26
-
14,
6
103 % Dec
•
3'
23
Jan
21 Vb Oct
45
May
51
86
12%
.23'/a:
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36%
.
86
11%
•
22.50
Co—i-._—
Warner Brbs Pictures
Warner Go—
-
9
96 '
;
14
Jan
Jun
35% Jan
July 29
57
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;
77% Aug 17
4 '
Jan
37
55
—5Gc
Ward Baking Co common
6% preferred-—
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A. Ward Industries Corp
3 ;
19% Jan
25% Dec
4
4
1
July 11
89
86
16% Apr
86 % Apr
'•
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Jan
85
1
19
28% May
;
4
94
Walworth
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82 % Feb
26
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4
78% Jan
'
8
38
227/a
51
.
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105.
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.
,
July 17
32% Aug22
9
4% Jan
<
98% Aug 30
4
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87
14
:
15
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23% July 14
4
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1
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8
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Walker (Hiram) G & W
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
•
86% Mar 16
3
Jan
14 1
81% Aug 23
37% Jun 30
Feb
51
13% Jun
;
Aug 14
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4
'
7
27
Sep
7
26% Feb
1
-
Mar
38% Jan
21
37% Mar
73
0
Nov
81% Dec
4.-1
19
9% Nov
7
Jan
4%%
RR
Wagner Eldcfciiky Corp.^.^lY^lS
Waldorf System.
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Walgreen Go
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161 y4
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47
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,
3
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48 y8
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20
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19
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85
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4
18 % JUn
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50%
31
38'/a
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preferred—
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9% Jan
:
13% Jan
80
30%
V
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23%
•
156%
;
142%-.;
13
.
3
87% Jan
1
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38%
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May 15
62'A Aug
8
14
30
;
8%
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142%
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18
27
4
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11% Dec
24
59%
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23% Nov
23%
60%
35%
1
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62
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19
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17'/a
41 %
8%
77y2
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100
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49%
41
Van Norman Indus Inc com
2.50
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10
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27
27
13
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19
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Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
2
12
;•
Jan
19
8
95
Feb
Apr
94% Apr
102 y2 Apr
2
84 % Dec
May
85
102% Aug 29
89
Aug 10
90% Aug 16
15% Jan
4
18
4
Pictures
49% Jan
24
Aug 31
85
Jan.. 29
80
82% Jan
82% Jun 23
Oil
Universal
Feb
28
106 Va Aug
*
July 14
Universal
V. 35% Mar 15
t
3
113y2 Dec 28
22
99% Jan
4%
v
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1
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preferred——
6
14y2 Apr
«
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:
9
Apr
5
16%,
49%.
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28% Jan
67% Jun
24
79
:
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Universal
38% Jun
.
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39% Dec
24
Oct
31
4%
31%
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preferredi-25
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3
38% Feb
,
3
Jan
2
28
Sep.
Stockyards
59
•;
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22 ya Sep
-
14
38 Va Oct
3
18
2
-:26% Feb
43 % Mar 7
Aug 10 :
30% Jan
.
4
No par
common
Jan
68
33% Mar 10
5
21 % Mar
99
156
*40
30%
156%
Pharmaceutical—_1
&
61% Jun
4 ;
48% Feb 28
5
15% Oct '
Apr
May 11
62
July 24
78
21
29% Dec
Co
non-cumulative
Vitamin
United
163% May 31
30% Jan
25
United
Tobacco
7%
Universal Leaf
14
30 % Oct
US
Whelan Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel
Jan
53 ya Dec
US
23
41% Apr
5
5
47
30% Jan
16
8%
60ya.
^
43% May 17
15
19% Dec
97%
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31 Va
24
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34 y2 Dec
16
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1st
Jan
26
11
99
156
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5
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11
2
29 Va Oct
70 y2 Feb
Co
8%
the Week
Sept. 1
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41%
31 Va
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 31
156
17%
*40
31 Va
PRICES
Thursday
97%
19
16%
42Va
*8%
YY;Y.
10
.
30
13% July 11
51% Jan
4
267/a Dec
41 Va Feb
preferred
Rubber
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
27% May 10
18% Apr
Jan
*17
31 ya
—5
5
S Plywood Corp common-—
1"
3%% preferred series B_Y—100;
32% May24
29 Va Jan
26% Aug 25
12
*40
preferred—100
US Shoe Corp_
—1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com
50
1% preferred—
50
■
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,—16% :Y
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9
147% Jun
23% Jan
Y 35
Jan
3
28
19
SALE
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156
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Aug. 30
98'A
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—-I
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148
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common
common
8%.non-cum
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75% Jan
141% Jan
Aug 25
Jun
Feb
4%
50
preference
99Va
156
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 29
'
34% Jan
-
9
98 y4
155 Va
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co_.
US
40% May 17
45 Va Dec
V c
-
48% May 26
36 y2 Apr
27
12
35% Mar
21
15J/4 Jan
4
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preferred series A
Lines Co
US
25
43% Jan
19
7ft
4
May
A
Tuesday
Aug. 28
common__82y2c
Mach
Industries Inc
4%%
2
27% Apr
'
,
Nov
24
class
4%%
US
Mar 27
25% Dec
22
Hoffman
5%
'
26
Jan
Jan
64
Jan
41% Oct
144
9
3
401/2 Aug 10
75
Gypsum Co common
preferred:—!
US
17% July 17
7
35
75/a Mar
Monday
Par
'
34 V4 Nov
20 Va Oct
LOW
STOCK
7 %
6
7% Jan
US
7
30 Va Sep
15 Va Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
95% July 24
13
Aug 23
8y» Jan
4
161
19
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
3,608
1,000
■ (
22%
189%: 195%. <'
reorganiaed
uuder
8,000
2,000
17,500
the Bank-
y
Volume
6087
Number
194
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(973)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
in
column headed
the
"Interest
Period"
Lowest
86.8
Lowest
Highest
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
86.8
Apr
Highest
Monday
,
STOCK
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
4%s
Tuesday
Aug. 29
Aug. 28
EXCHANGE
11
96.12 Feb
18
NEW YORK
Low
May 15 1975-1985
High
Low
in
each
Low
102.10
Sales for
Week
Bonds <S)
Sept. 1
Low
High
High
•102.2
102.10
*102.2
102.10
•102.2
1
1969
*100.22
100.30
*100.20
100.28
•100.20 100.28
1
1980
*99.24
*99.20
99.28
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99.28
102.10
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102.10
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Oct
Feb
—May 15 1968
3%s——Nov 15 1974
Friday
Aug. 81
Low
High
4s
3Yes
point.
Thursday
Aug. 30
4s___
100
a
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
High
the month
case
32nds of
one or more
LOW AND
■
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Year 1960
Exchange
Indicate
the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent
when
100.26
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100.28
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99.28
*99.20
99.28
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99.12
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99.12
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99.11
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:
_Feb 15 1990
3%s__—
Nov 15 1998
3%s
—Nov 15 1966
3%s—Jun 15 1978-1983
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3s
—Feb 15
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3s_—
Feb 15
1985
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15
1961
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15
1964-1969
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100.2
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89
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15
1965-1970
2 Vis
Mar
15
1966-1971
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15
1959-1962
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1976
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bonds 1950 2s_Feb
15
1962
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94 /
Interest
or
(RangeJfor Week Ended September 1)
»
3%
Bonds
Friday's
Low
No.
High
Jan.1
June-Dec
91 ]|
91 j J
!.
Low
24
92^
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99:16
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i
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Rangs Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
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Low
High
155
No.
High
Low
9411
^
a'
Week's Range
Friday -
"
High
91&
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4
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foreign
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issues
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30-year 3s s f $ -bonds 1978—
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and
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20-year 3 V^S 1966-
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year 3%s 1969
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s
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47
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—
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7s 1960
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72
81
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-June-Dec
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■
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14
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(974)
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 1)
,
Friday
Interest
b o N d s
Week's Range
Last
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Conv
& -funding
of)
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Friday's
High
Low
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mortgage 6s 1949
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95
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99
15
98
96%
16
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98
21
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6s
99
101'A
due
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America
debs
1977
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
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gtd
series
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B
1947
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s
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1959
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19
227
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21
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1958
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1965
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1963
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•
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19
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102
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98
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1
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85
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78
78
6
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90
90
13
90
144
149
19
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82%
98
150
101%
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..
81%
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101% 101%
99%
104%/
104%
mortgage
mortgage
2%s series I 1970
23As series J 1976
mortgage
3s
88%
.21
88%
—-Jan-July
May -Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
137
136'A 137
123%
122'A 126%
Mar-Sept
83,.
83
—Mar-Sepf
• Inc mortgage 4'As series
A July 1970_May-Nou
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
Feb-Auy
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968,
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s 1983
—-May-Nov
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-1
June-Dec
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36%
42
39%
42
91
91'A
79
87 %
6
79
1
conv
series K
debentures
1979
1980—
First
&
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87
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85%
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78'A
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21'A
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38'A
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83
83'A
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mortgage 5s series AC 1967
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-
*
93
90 ya
79
84%
70
79
70
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10
June-Dec
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June-Dec
78
June-Dec
Consol
Boston
99%
78
—May-Nou
1981
Boeing Airplane Co 4'As conv 1980
Borden
(The) Co 2%s debs 1981
94
49
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
3'As
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63
June-Dec
_
Consol
96
—
70%
62
Jan-July
1989
Consol
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68
Jan-July
2010
1
Co—
Z
debs
5s
90
68%
April-Oct
1993—
debentures
77%
80
Feb-Auy
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f 3'As 1990—
s
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1970
1980
1995
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M
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&
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conv
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-
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4'As
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1958—i
85%
77
..
& Santa Fe—
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Coast
1984—
_
71
June-Dec
4'As 1965-1968A
82'A
70%
99
debs
_
_
63'A
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1951
For footnotes, see page 34.
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Automatic
Ltd—
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80%
April-Oct
1977
Gen
_May-Nov
external 7s
loan
1979
4'As
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1962
1958
(Union
debentures
Baltimore
~
1962
external
Corp
of)
assented
Africa
1977
debs
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60
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;
76%
.
57
34
——
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_...
1976.
subord
debentures
Gen
83
26
/
..
82
71%
74
wi
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155
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mtge s f 1952_,
extended to 1962
Halske
debentures
&
deb
sub
1983
95
62
I -J an-July
1968—
6'As due 1952
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inc
3
Mar-Sepf
(Kingdom)—
Shinyetsu Electric Power
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5s
investment
72%
(interest
2012—
Slovenes
1984
convertible
Atlantic
93
<
76%
81%
70%
75'A
1986—«£
4
1957—May-Nov
2004
loan
133%
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1977
1995
4.35s debs
Corp
Co
debs
4s July
debentures
f
&
3%s
gold
66
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A
114'A
76%
1962_ApnZ-Oct
April-Ocf
„
72%
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1956—
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Croats
Steel
s
Inc
first
Beneficial Finance
water
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Serbs
79
3s
1977
ueueral
(State of)—
external
debentures
Arbor
Atlanta
>
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• 6s
75
1973—
debentures
1st
(interest
61
*80
May-Nov
A
128'A 131
81%
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—
1969
Atchison Topeka
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fund
159%
70 3A
60'A
•
June-Dec
2001
sinking
Co
debentures
4'As
..
debentures
Tobacco
Associates
232
•
1983
convertible
4'As
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A
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reduoed to 2%) 2012
1
Ann
57
55
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June-Dec
8 •Sao Paulo
118'/a
37
'
i :4%s debentures 1985
i
-
Avco
(interest
7s 1967 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to
2.25%) 2004
§ •Rome (City of) 6'As 1952—_
283
131
Jan-July
April-Oct
4'As
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1966
A
66
119'A 123%
June-Dec
:
1990
73
78'A
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to-2.25%) 2004
reduced
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66
55
,_,Mar-Sepf
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June-Dec
122
——Fe6-Aug
(interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
external loan of 1926 due
65%
Feb-Aug
1971
15%
66
89
72%
68
April-Oct
——:
1984
5'As
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1968—-June-Dec
106 'A
100
„
122%
Apr-Ocf
debentures
Atlantic
2.5%) 1999
sinking -fund gold
1980
debentures
5%s
36
94
88%
—.
■
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60
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67
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14
51
1
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62%
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8
78'A
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13
•
8
2
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91
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13
10
8%
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15
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8
74
97'A
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51
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8
86
.
1975
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56
101%
92
1987
232
56
96
15
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27
93%
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(interest
to
internal
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•
A
88%
99'A
92%
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63'A
78'A
84
98
May-Nov
1981
debs
debentures
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78'A
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70%
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April-Ocf
99%
Foundry Co—
debentures
-4'As
1946
A
94%
97%
84%
14%
74
91
43
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May-Nov
April-Ocf
41
Jan-July
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Optical Co—
—
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51
92
98%
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debs
conv subord
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1953—
1921
subord
69
91%
98%
1982
A
2012
of
&
99%
58
91%
debentures
12
8%
3
98%
April-Oct
1990
2%s
:
13
*10
58
June-Dec
1979
debs
116
98%
—.
Feb-Aug
2%s
*7%
97%
38
101
April-Oct
1978
1964
debentures
33As
96%
98%
102%
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loan
debs
3'/as
77
178
00 £
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58
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111
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85
9
110
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61 %-
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16
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150
100
93'A
96%
147
101
91%
77
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junior debentures 1987
j:
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98%
94
24
'
86%
—
— —
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debentures
4'As
195
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2
—
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2001
6'As
1980
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77
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&
of
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—'
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to
Co
90
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97%
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■
88
*89'A
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subord
debentures
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1967—May-Nou
Jan-July
1972
1966—June-Dec
98%
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(Federation of)
53As 1973_
reduced
3'As
American
95%
95
mortgage es 1950—___________Mar-Sepf
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May-Now
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1_
May-Nov
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de Janeiro /City of) 8s
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100
;
99%
13
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stamped pursuant to Plan A
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7'As 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
assented
211
97
COMPANIES
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INDUSTRIAL
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62
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„
AND
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13
2U
—
96%
96'A
10
1961
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10
100
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95%
99%
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Rhine-Westphalia Electric
♦99
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95%
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.
(Interest reduced to
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946
;
--
1970
95%
9 9'A
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8s
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■/..—
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95'A
99'A
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• 4'As
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96
__
—
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sinking fund debentures 1982
sinking fund debentures 1983
3%s
96
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series
sink
RR
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4'As
99%
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May-ZVou
1968
1968
91%
92'A
12
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.
June-Dec
American
1958—
loan
1961
1984
conv
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Aluminum
Mar-Sept
1953
gold 6s J940x
assented
§ •Stabilization
5s
f
s
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2nd
*9
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Allegheny Power System—See old name
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;
1st
f debentures
s
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50
98%
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—
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5%s
3s
4'As
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f 6s
97
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96
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1971
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
*47'/a
(State of) 7s 1947
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Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008_
A
Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic of)
external 7s 1959
Mar-Sepf
• Nat
loan extl s f 6s 1st series
I960—June-Dec
s
to
7
88
88
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
88'A
88%
88%
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6s
extended
82'A
82%
90%
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1953
A
56
87%
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1958
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series
Power
S •Pernambuco
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1978
1958
mortgage 3'As
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53As s f external loan 1975
•
7s
86%
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May-Nov
,
Valley
I. fe
69
68
—
.
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Oslo,
•
1937)
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Mar-Sept
1970
extended to
67
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1979—
Cauca
Great
1st
-Mar-Sept
1953 extended to 1963—
extl loan (30-year) 1958
due
101 %
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?
Jan-July
of
1979
Alabama
(interest
6'As
(30-year)
98
A
157
Development Co Ltd—
extl
due
32
100 % 101'A
101 'A
215'A
/
„
bonds
(City of)
1961
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213'/a
—
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,
external
6s
200
97
—
1951__June-Dec
1968
54
157
4%s
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assented
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100
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1951-
A
reiwlj 1978
readjustment 1984
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external
external
mortgage
6s
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1
95%
—
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series
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1965
new
1947
1947—
readjustment
1st
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200
June-Dec
A
A
Westphalia United Elec
100
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mtge series A 1951
conversion
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Low
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loan
series
series
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No.
,
1963
(dollar
4s-4'As-4'As
of) —
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assented
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Corp—
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5'As
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94%
27
103%
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cod
6'As
4s sinking fund external
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225
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f
s
8
Tel
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External
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dollar
Norway
*'
94%
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reduced to 2.125%)
2008
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Zealand
sink fund
\
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1952
fund
to
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164
943A
1975
1954
fund
sink
debentures
assented
Valle Del Cauca
2.125%) 2008
extl
to
Works
3%s-4s-4%s
160
87
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
.
78%
160
Jan-July
1978
6'As
1981
1961
6'As sinking fund mortgage ser C
3'As assented series C 1951
(State)—
extl
reduced
6s
73%
162
86'A
1964
to
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32
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(State Mtge Bank)
(City of)
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76%
86'A
1965
extended
to
'27
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ctfs
4%s
Uruguay (Republic of)—
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1954
'24
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
§ •Milan
•
17
28
Jan-July
1974
,
extended
loan
1965
§ •Jugoslavia
•
77
76%'
June-Dec
1951
53As
1974
loan
1954
due
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77
76%
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—_
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of)
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Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
•
77
76'A
of
extended
3'As
97%
(Imperial Government)—
6'As
6'As
extl
94'/a
Bonds
High
Jan-July
'
1952——
f»Italy
Japanese
96%
1971
extended
6'As
Institute—
Jamaica
Japan
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;
Utility
gtd
1977,—-:
*
Friday's
—
loan
3'As
Tel-
&
7'As
f
s
Light Co Ltd—
1st mtge $ series 1953
United
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of)
extl
6'As
International
or
Bid & Asked
Ltd—
Co
Electric
§6s
105
1971
(City
5'As
Tokyo
Community—
Power
(40-year)
due
Tokyo
..Jan-July
—Jan-July
—-
1970
High Authority of the European
Coal
Electric
5'As
•
Harpen Mining Corp—
General
Last
Sale Price
Low
96%
93
,y
„
Period
High
Taiwan
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1966——
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
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1946.
6s
Jan. 1
No.
BONDS
Rangs Since
Sold
or
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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Period
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83
97%
83
.
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r
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1,
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90
96 ya
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conv
subordinated
Niagara
Elec
L
1981,—,—Jan-July
.
first
debs
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mtge 2%s
h
-
1975-May-Nov
142
135
79'A
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Volume
194
Number
6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(975)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND. RECORD iR ange
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
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Corp
4V2s
Terminal
Bldgs
California Electric
1981_^_—_
conv
5s* income
Power
first
June-Dec
Bid A Asked
112%
110 y2 112'/a
1982—-Jan-July
3s
1976
98 y2
Southern
consol
gtd
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5s
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1962
•
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s
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of
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•
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102
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,
1
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102
94
73%
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conv
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&
ref
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1st
&
ref
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t
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1978
•
5s
income
debs
1st
Indianapolis
1985
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&
108
120%
83
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%
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debentures
2
v
first
93%
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.,
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mortgage
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53
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&
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1st
due
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.
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f
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debs
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117
1969—:_Feb-Aug
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r
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91%
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1
1st
,
1st
mtge
1st
mortgage
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103%
1st
mtge
37/bS
1st
mtge
4%s
Fuel
115%
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1970
Si
—
59
u—:
32
79
128
-
70%
71%
44
52
52%
4
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2042
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;
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series
D
76
88%
96
subordinated debs
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80
94%
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mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
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mortgage
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105
88%
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86
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G
1981-
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100
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H
1982
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106
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103 %
103%
2
100%
105%
35
94%
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I
series
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series
•:
1983
J
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5%s
debentures
series
5%s
debs series
O
3%s subord
Columbus
1st
1st
1st
&
Ohio
I
3%s
3%s
104%
1970—-May-Sept
1983
*84 %
i
1986
*86%
subord
debentures
1981
June-Dec
First
mortgage
3s
series L
1977_,
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage
3s
series
1978
conv
5
94%
84%
84%
85%
5
84'%
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June-Deo
ref
86%
2
or
Bid & Asked
April-Ocf
1988
&
82%
~
93
April-Oct
—1
1965
debentures
1987
O
&
4%s
105
8
—
120
*83%
„
April-Oct
warrants
debentures
5 %s series
Consolidated
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3y4s
M
N
series
1st
1971
1974
ww
ref
5s
June-Dec,
;
Without warrants
6s conv subord debs
&
Consolidated
76%
100
100%
.
Inc—
ww
4s
1st
.
.
New York Power 3s 1974-—,
April-Oct
Pacific Ry Co 3%s series A 1974
Feb-Aug
mortgage 35/as series B 1968-1
_Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5y2s conv 1979_Jan-July
debs
M
3s
60
74%
*86
First
subord
ref
series
5s
82%
73%
Central
Gotham
80%:
997/a
95
*83'A
Central
conv
&
M
1st
100
60
50
101'A 102.
.
\
*.
96%
55
*100'% 104'A
—
-Jan-July
2020
May
1
Jan
Light Co—•
conv debentures 1974
Central RR Co of N J 3y4S 1987
Chadbourne
ref
3 'As
1995
series
&
1st
102
70
58
81%
April-Oct
4 %s
1st
84 Ya
100
86
963A
60
■
.
April-Oct
4'As
5.90s
73
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
Central
84
96 3A
!
June-Dec
1976
'
12 y
Week's Range
Last
Period Sale Price
Consolidated Edison of New York (continued)—
1st & ref M 4%s series M 1986
April-Ocf
91W * 98%
80
*55
82'A
.May-ZVoy
'
mortgage 4s series A
Gen
73'A
—»
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1977
luati
3s debentures
debentures
Central
debs
109 ya
98 y2
100'A 101%
—
June-Dec
1983
4%s
debentures
Celanese Corp
3%s
debs
subord
conv
High
Interest
Exchange
1st
Mar-Sept
*
Caterpillar
100%
Uan-July
1965
4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981_,
Case (J I) Co 3 %'s debs 1978—
144
New York Stock
-
.
(perpetual)
Ohio
&
A
Low
Friday
BONDS
Jan. 1
-
1st
^
Canada
Rangs Since
No.
High
''
'
Sold
Low
Burroughs
for Week Ended September 1)
Week's Range
Last
27
99
1984
*218
conv
£_
my4
70%
47
10
87
92
128
—
147%
99 %
105
150
95'A
195
230
101% 101%
2
100
107
227
104
92%
92
92 %
96
91 %
95
91%
91%
91%
7
91 %
93%
Interest
BONDS
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1969
Jan-July
3s
debentures
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
1972
3%s debentures 1975
5s debentures. 1977
4s debentures. 1979
debentures
5s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
liar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Ja»-July
1980
debentures
5s
debentures
4%
1981
debentures 1982
s
4%s debentures 1983
General
General
General
5s
5s
Financial
Western
Ohio
&
N
O
P
Q
1st
&
Aprl'
B Jan 2044—April
series
debs
1st mtge 1976
1979
2%s 1980—_—
mortgage 3 % s
1981
mtge 3 %s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage
1st
1st
89%
21
89%
90%
101
88
%
debentures
1976
88%
93'A
3%s
debentures
1978
88
44
102%
51
90%
100%
88%
88'A
88'A
22
88'A
90%
82
5s
6s
4s
104%
-
164
14
153%
coll
Mar-Sept
1984
178
181
77
169
2%s
Corp
fund
sinking
104'A 106
56
101
101
13
*97% 100%
*95%
147 %
98%
95
—
104%
104
103'A
95
„
debentures
45/es
s
f
debentures
21
1990
103
Macy
5s
Maine
151
Martin
146
V
54
101
income 5s Feb
& Industries—
subord
243
23
253
*75
250
80
59%
58%
138%
f debentures
67
76%
*—
59'A
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1957
Jan-July
1986
debentures
First
mortgage 3s series B 1978
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979
mortgage
mortgage
Consol
mortgage
1st
3%s series B 1979
3%s series C 1974
3%s series F 1984
mortgage 3%s
1st
3%s
debentures
f
s
series G
series H
3%s
mortgage
1980
1989
*92%
60%
69
4
76%
80%
80
80
__
5s
92%
93
78
82%
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage 3 %s
1st
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
mortgage 4%s series L 1989
4%s
debs
series I 1982
series J 1981
3.20s
Credit
Harvester
79
10
82%
82%
*77
series
International
5s
76 7A
*—
144
77%
142
148%
77
189
Tel
Interstate
4%s
*91
125
125
4'As
Oil
Interstate
1st
95%
148%
368
368
91
--
Royal
4%s
Kanawha
Power
97%
113%
115
3
106%
90
99
1
97'A
3
91'A
98 %
*__
99%
—
77%
126
79%
A
97
14
101%
1st
123% 126
67
9%
135
108
86%
>18%
126
76%
*82 %
1976
s
f
debentures
1972
General
Minnesota
—
5s
73%
—
2
99
99
4
99'A
99'A
5
98%
99
87
98%
5
Ry
Corp
RR
&
Mich
5s
5s
109 'A 112
4%s
&
Feb-Auy
Railroad
Ry
4s
2%s
4%s
120
84%
subord
conv
Miami
Lockheed
4.50s
3'As
fixed
79
Term
Mar-Sept
1980
66'A
250
6s
interest
interest
2003
May
May
May
1980
Corp
debentures
3.75s
1980
For footnotes, see page 34.
May-Nov
,
May-Nov
1986
ser
:
72
68%
70%
66%
67%
215
61%
61
62%
129
.
103
35
32%
108
,117%
117
1st
Steel
1st 3'As 1982—
5s
3'As
Co
Tea
f
s
conv
1977
debentures
Orlean
New
York
May-No®
1980
1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—
100'A
90
102'A
73
Terminal
Central
3%s
84
A
Lake
115
92
89%
85%
85%
85%
97%
97%
97
83
83
*91
101
*76%
80
*—
87%
83%
88%
*75
74 7A
82%
*75
78'A
*82
*85%
91'A
$N
62'A
92
97
97%
Y
•
&
61
69
81
37
75'A
River
95
56%
56%
12
52%
47%
47%
20
47'A
47%
49
15
47.;"
*81%
82
Harlem
80%
8 7'A
55%
64%
45
Jan-July
1998
42%
Y
&
Y
State
52'A
52%
12
46%
46%
1
54%
Feb-Aug
26%
30
25%
30
27%
32
22
*57 %
59
110
N
mtge
mtge 3s
39
Refunding mtge
99
102
107
23
127
105% 110
203
191
92'A
99
210
92%
63
104%
„
92
—
159
10
119
'
87%
131
97%
211%
93
2007—Jan-July
inc 4'As ser A 2022.,—May
Chester
Gas
..
1977
Jan-July
Refunding
mtge
Refunding mtge
Refunding
mtge
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
H
1991
April-Ocf
I 1996_
ApriZ-Oct
J 1991
May-Nov
K 1993—.—Jan-July
mortgage
50%
*66%
•
•
84
81%
90%
62
83
■
-
•
83
64%
69
'
65
68
42
41
42
58
40'A
52
45%
45
45%
23
44
57
19%
22%
399
18%
31%
8%
337
21%
8%
7%
7%
14
45
7
45
68
80
5
80
85
51
52'A
7
50
58%
—
52%
■w-
45
80
—
81
55
15
55
82'A
s»
1
—
21'A
80%
82
5
82%
86
64
14
14
75'A
55
63
74%
3
15
75'A
15
81
60
--
*60%
'
—
8 6'A
79
84
2
75
79
75
75
79
79
79%
10
79
86
99
99
100'A
38
98
103
91
99
5
76%
79
6
80
83%
84'A
87
—
*91
•>
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
■
54%
49%
3
—.
——
58%
54
•
87
*66%
1982
Mohawk
10
*83
E 1978
F 1981
Power Corp—
2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 3'As 1983
General mortgage 3'As 1983
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Niagara
__
50%
i
78
"•
89
4'As A '73—Jan-July
23As
series D
3'As series
series
3s
series
3%s series
4'As series
4'As series
Telephone 23As
Refunding
Refunding
63'A
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
81%
89
June-Dec
Y, Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994—
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004—___—-Jan-July
• General mortgage 4'As series
A 2019—Jan-July
Y
■".?
*78'A
Term
56
56
__
115% 116'A
*95
&
37%
42%
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
Electric
60
26
1980
Putnam
22'A
22
*99%
Port
21%
21
116
conv
48 %
53
24
1998—Feb-Aug
—
Hartford RR—
&
43
*46
26%
32
&
&
Power
Y
N
N
*51
3'As
gold
1973
mtge
River
N
62
•
RR—
refunding mtge 4s ser A
General
83%
80
4s series B 2043
West 4s Series A 1973
B
78'A
82
—
__
April-Oct
collateral
Haven
New
First
85%
57%
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—April-Ocf
Y & Harlem gold 3,'As 2000—:——
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
—Jan-July
&
81%
76
48%
Y
series
125%
103
42
78'/a
87'A
95%
Chicago & St Louis-
Mortgage
104%
100
100
45'A
N
54
10
159
57
mortgage 3s series F 1986
income debentures 1989_,
Y Lack
125 7A
100
N
N
101
*99% 103
274
175%
97%
97
59%
102%
96%
87
92
53%
First
123
83
92'A
50%
Refunding mortgage 3'As ser E
94%
89%
83
58'A
78%
125'A
90
52
83%
77%
93%
101%
88%
124
125'A
90%
49%
78%
90
.
58 7A
collateral
Cent
York
New
N
52'A
105'A
53%
3'As 1997—
gold 3'As
mortgage
Shore
78%
50%
80
2
119
2013—April-Ocf
2013
April-Ocf
1980
6s
Hudson
&
131
77
;
—Feb-Aug
80%
—
98 V*
■'
*91
May -Nov
1977
1998
80%
91%
58
—
Co—
RR
series
4s
trust
Central
Y
General
73
80
N
Michigan
58
130
—
105'A
•
*86
86%
Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Refunding & impt 4'As series A
6
—
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Bell Telephone 3'As
90'A
55
74%
81%
'
88%
Feb-Awy
—
88%
*91%
85%
Tel Co—
England Tel &
New
38
43%
71
89%
'
New
97%
32
*88%
May-No®
June-Dec
—
1989
mortgage 4%s
National
May-Nov
1986
Corp
mortgage 3%s
5
96%
167
101
117
debs
f
s
88%
tf%
105%
35'A
*88%
3%s
Prods
79
—'
103'A
100%
1974—ApriZ-Oct
Distiller
85
—-».
105'A
99 %
101%
23
Natl
79
93
99%
8
11
40
103%
85
—
"
20
103 %
105
&
Distillers
Jersey
125
.
125%
National
New
838
,
106%
103
98'A
i
60
'
'V-,
213
June-Dec
Chem 43As debs 1983_May-Nov
1974
—
99
100% 102 'A
105
1970—June-Dec
1982
83
/'
-U—
22
107% 110%
*78'A
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
88%
*91%
27%
1970
Consolidated
*77%
93
20%
■
22
1976
83
"123
91
20
*92
debentures
Jersey
157% 170%
16
51
debentures
78%
1673A
94%
3s
debentures
83
12
3'As
debentures
81
59%
473
53
104
91%
81
;
52
58%
102%
3s
--
62'A
98%
*80
1977—M^r-Sepf
Cylinder Gas 5 %s conv debs
Dairy Products 23As debs
New
—
71%
67%
51
National
87'A
:
,
56 7A
Natl
127%
49
73
67
57
53%
rr;
f"
98%
58'A
53
4%s s f debs 1985_June-Dec
National Cash Register
84%
94'A
91
82
68%
312
.
*71
_May-Nov
1976
3
May-No®
1976
April-Ocf
1962
Aircraft
debs
subord
General
debentures
:
61
70%
70%
Mar-Sepf
3s
26
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003
22
Inc—
78%
May-Nov
2003
16%
86'A
Corpj—
4s
Louis
St
&
98%
June-Dec
contingent interest 2003
subord
Chat
Airlines
conv
4'As
2003
interest
218
91%
Co—
2003
21
_May-Nov
1980
debs
subord
conv
78%
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
19%
74
N
97%
AprfZ-Oct
1990
81%
19%
ApriZ-Oct
98%
90
65%
100'A 100%
2000
1986
78%
90
94%
21
Corporation—
Collateral
gold 3%s '97
interest
3%s
Refunding & Impt 5s series C
1979
101
17
80
90
86%
"
100
81
98%
*76
94
64
80'A
99
,
53%
91%
57%
*78%
100% 100'A
Tel 2%s
•.■'
112%
*85
100
98
—
44%
v.
11
81
85%
182
14
62
99'A
97
1976_Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1975
4s 1987
3%s
1983
contingent
RR
74%
"
94
61%
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
:June-Dec
1978
debentures
6
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1982
gtd
Tel &
States
257
Jan-July
27/sS
first
Essex
&
84%
*__
*93'A
1980—Jan-July
1981
debs
.127'A
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
5'As
90%
3
46%
82%
76
44%
69
85'A
75
series B 1966—
Feb-Aug
debs Jan 1 2007——April
1981—
debentures
4'As
Series
Little
92
83%
67'A
Mar-Sept
Mar -Sept
1991
Montgomery Ward Credit 4Vas debs
:
1974
Series E 4'As contingent
(The)
87
inc
6s
3s
127'A
2045:1—_.
first gtd 4s
Ry 3'As
Monogahela
Monon
5'As
330
Mar-Sept
1
Jan
1976
trust
Malone
&
Nashville
115
conv
Light
•
Lionel
90
'
coll
73%
241
„
debentures
income
4'As
79%
105%
1978
interest
fixed
5s
95%
*87
85
72
1990
1 2005
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030—
83
11
.
•
F
.
85%
49
1977
1987
South
fixed
4s
__
98
92%
Co—
RR
4'As series C Jan
Gen
85%
113'A
mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-JuZy
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
4'As
~2
95
95
87
—
'99% 100%
111%
Jan-July
mortgage
Mountain
250
—
86
87
1967—ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 4'As series B Jan^l;
Morris
66'A
*83
1978—
D
1st
82
317
1st
D
•'
Jan-July
Jan-July
1962
A
series
1st
National
*243
series
Pacific
Missouri
NAFI
*76
*97
C
89
RR—
5'As subord income debs 2033
"85
*77
♦
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st
&
ref
5s stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s
extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
B
85
96
85'A
„
61%
4%s
72
*83
55
Series
101 %
82
92%
*93%
—
46%
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
83
*84
—
*94
•
79%
97
11
93%
95
1990— June-Dec
lien
84
—
June-Dec
Series
II
,
Si
ApriZ-Oct
L_.
first 4s
Texas
&
lien
Cum
84
*84
April-Ocf
Series
68
*89
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
& Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
75%
—
112
sinking fund 3%s series A 1968
4s
21
76
93%
Mining
Kansas
75%
83
313
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970
A
C
Fe'a-Aug
debentures
81%
1
76%
113
County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Series
4'As series
f
Mohawk
317
1981
debentures
Central
&
1991
Central RR
s
Corporation—
subord
Shore
75
1988—April-Ocf
Co 3'As
3%s
105%
debs '83_May-Nov
Koppers
Lake
75
85
105
99'A
106
•78%
Terminal
Dock
Jan -July
debentures 1975
95%
102
a
159
13 %
77%
Kansas
Lakefront
90
98% 104%
*93%
101%
40
101'A 101%
77
Kings
116
86%
Scott Corp—
&
debentures
Prior
95
3
101'A 101'A
101%
-
Kentucky
5
99%
*83%
95
19
*79'A
Kimberly-Clark
96
61
88%
June-Dec
New
debentures
Michigan
conv
88%
*99
1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27As 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
.•
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
4%s
101
91'A
*73
5'As
110
Mar-Sept
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
127%
87%
—
—
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mtge 27/8s 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kayser-Roth
103
86
•
91'A
98
Kansas
City
111
86
99%
82%
132
Feb-Auy
3%s debs
K
subord
&
85%
100
110
86'A
78%
Dutch Airlines—
conv
86%
84%
78%
National
Jan-July
1980
Manufacturing
KLM
/
104
83
*73%
Missouri
Corp—
Co—
3%s
Co
3s
Central
*85%
Mar-Sepf
Bell Telephone
Michigan
Prior
26
127
*66'A
1977
sub
series A
Breaker
Circuit
Jersey
Joy
Power
mortgage
I-T-E
debs
Line
Pipe
debentures
f
s
86%
100%
80
1st
conv
f debentures
s
195
86
100
Feb-Auy
1972
3'As debs 1973
3.10s
81
99
91%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
4%s
subord
conv
3'/as
15
—
*86
Feb-Aug
84
140
80%
102% 102%
*84%
—-Mar-Sept
1980
subord
conv
16
__
& Co—
debentures
debentures
102%
May-No®
1977
5s
83'A
188'A
*85%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s 1985
May-No®
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4'As inc series A Jan 1971
May
Department Stores—
Interstate
105
82%
Co—
debs
Tel
&
100
103
84
*82
77
122
—
Feb-Aug
debentures
Silver
subord
conv
Intern'l
*__
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-No®
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
85%
*74%
1981
B
subord
conv
106%
—
Feb-Aug
1979_May-No®
4%s
International Minerals & Chemical
3.65s
101%
——
Jan-July
Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986
Inland Steel Co 3'As debentures 1972
International
Corp
subord
conv
Michigan
76
—-
—
*76
June-Dec
May-No®
-May-Nov
May-No®
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
1980
Indianapolis
1st
Realty
(J Ray)
McKesson & Robbins
85'A
13
80
II
1972—_Jan-July
1980
Stores
4'As
75%
84
«...
66
*99%
_Feb-Aug
s
250
■'
76%
84
'
*84
wts"
2%s debentures
3'As
McDermott
4%s
54%
33
84
188
1978
57
68%
59%
*84
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
Consol
"ex
1968
debentures
67'A
71'A
53
1
*__
_Feb-Aug
1978
f
5'As
Consol
5'As
Co
5%s
RR
s
A-
§ •Adjusted
conv
Central
Dept Stores
May
72%
65%
—
54
._Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures 1977.
subord
conv
May
103%
65%
79'A
1972—May-Nov
& Co 27/8s debentures
(R H)
96
61%
>67
114
Jan-July
1981
§«lst & refunding 5s A 1957
Foods
_.—___
*—:
96
95 %
*65
54
Jan-July
1982
debentures
debentures
4%s
mortgage 47/aS
70'A
—Apr-Ocf
1987
1st
70'A
104%
98 7A
—
JHudson & Manhattan—
Hunt
mortgage 47/aS
70'A
.April-Ocf
.Mar-Sepf
—
1984
'
97
__
I
ser
1982
3%s
104%
110
*99% 103
*68%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1984
f
1st mortgage
3%s
mtge
1st
.
94%
243
refund
&
mortgage 3%s
94%
80
!.
138% 138%
*89%
June-Dec
1978
1977
s
80
1st
99%
96
101
145% 148
Mar-Sept
f
4%s
70%
78%
121
__
104%
Jan-July
1970
debentures
s
5s
72'/.
68%
218
Jan-July
1972
debentures
tr
Finance
4%s
■
68
Corp—
4%s debentures 1968
'
*70
of America—
Household
4s
79%
2003— .ApriZ-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
.Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s 1979—
_May-No®
First
RR—
'
subord debentures
Corp
conv
63%
74 %
205
*95%
180
Jan-July
Jan-July
conv
Chemical
conv
Hotel
56%
77
•
May-Nov
1981
subord debs 1970
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999
Hooker
72
62
82
160
39
*72
refund
97'A
101% 102'A
93
*56
refund
&
155
102
99 %
82
90%
91%
mtge 2%s ser G 2003__. .ApriZ-Oct
mtge 3%s ser H 2003— .ApriZ-Oct
&
First
99
*90%
92%
82
103
First
98%
*82
101%
65
105
99
96%
101
105'A
101%
98
71
102
.97%
86
*65
102 V*
168
High
96'A
91
mtge 3%s ser F 2003— April-Oct
91
99
Jan. 1
Low
98'A
98
June-Dec
Nashville
28
98%
No.
refund
&
&
103%
103
debentures 1963
3s
Co
f debs 1986
s
First
99
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
debentures
subord
conv
Corp
(P)
Louisville
98
Inc—
Xerox
4%s
Hertz
4%s
93%
105'A
H
Hackensack Water first mtge
Haloid
Lorillard
Rangs Since
Sold
High
*86%
.April-Oct
36
Bonds
Friday's
*97
.June-Doc
3s
97%
103% 103%
103
1976
D
93%
91%
90%
Co 3%s ser
Long Island Lighting
88
89'A
88'A
or
Bid & Asked
.April-Ocf
.Mar-Sept
103% 104%
91%
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
May -Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
1969
debentures
1st
89
ApriZ-Oct
1978
1st mortgage 2%s
1st
95%
May-Nov
June-Dec
May-Nov
2056
A
Utilities 2%s
1st mortgage 3s
3s
June-Dec
1974
mortgage Inc 4s ser
ref M 3%s series G 1980
inc
184
RR—
General
5s
97
103%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1982™. .April-Oct
debentures
4%s
Gas
Merritt-Chapman
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
Gulf States
96'A
100%
Corp—
subord debentures
Mobile
General
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
1990_—Jan-July
2000
Jan-July
1982
Jan-July
2010
Jan-July
series
4%s
mortgage
conv
Gulf
99 Si
Ry
D 1976
3%s series
General mortgage 3%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
General
General
849
Star
3'As
Co—
series
C
1973
Northern
99|& 100 a53
90 %
Exchange
High
99 n
May-Nov
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs *79—Feb-Auy
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
JlprfZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, is s f debs 19S1
June-Dae
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
May -Nov
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1985
May-No®
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub debs '75_May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4%s conv 1978
Jan-July
4%s
Great
Low
Mar-Sept
1980
3.20s
Shoe
1979
debs
3%s
Corp
Motors
General
Great
No.
High
Period
Low
Jan. 1
Sold
Motors
3%s
.
Bid & Asked
New York Stock
Lone
Acceptance Corp—
37/as debentures 1961
2%s debentures 1964
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
Interest
BONDS
Rangs Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Exchange
New York Stock
,
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
,
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 1)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
General
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(976)
28
76%
*
76'A
79%
79'A
82%
*84'A
II
93
102
82%
86
104 %
—•
35
,
100%
82%
105 %
Volume
6087
Number
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
Period
Norfolk
& Western
Central
Northern
/3%s
Natural
ref 5s
&
debentures
4%s
s
f
debentures
1977—
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
4%s
s
f
debentures
1980
5'/as
debentures
f
s
47/8s
Pacific
Northern
General lien
Coll
trust
5
98%
102%
99%
104%
101 %
103 %
82 Va
27
56%
4%s 1986
1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
4s
mortgage
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2s/aS 1977
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage
4%s 1987
1979—
Telephone 23/4S
5s
conv
Bell
debentures
98
First
and
_I
First
and
3%s
debentures
First
First
—
57%
1996
and refunding mortgage 3%s
debentures
First
•-
..
58
92%
.9^-/8
4%s
debentures
mortgage 27/bS
Oklahoma
Gas
Quaker
mortgage
1st
mortgage 2%s
1st
1980_
3%s 1982
mortgage
1st mortgage 3
1st
Vis 1985
3%s
mortgage
1988-
Mathieson
Republic
Steel
Corp
(R
Tobacco
Rheem
80
80
6
78%
85 Va
Richfield
78%
75
—
Oxford Paper Co
refunding
&
83V4
78
81
93 %
99
Rohr,
*76
89%
96%
Royal
McBee
4Vis
serial
General
'*
■
1st
&
ref 3 Vis series
98%
997/8
145
♦—
9G
152
120%
80
104%
175
76
76
St
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref 5s
1st
&
ref
series
45/8S
Tel
Pacific
.__
83
St
25
80%
79
85
77%
78
81
Louis-San
86
85%
•
series
86
85
St
88%
Union
V
Scott
88%
1st
125%
125% 128
203
II51/2
133%
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93
91 %
27
lll7/8 113
106%
94
118%
96%
86%
'
81%
81%
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General
5s
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13
■
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79%
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83%
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.
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83% ;■
80%,
—
89%
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79
79
2
79%
84%
81%
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81
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79%
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9
79%
79 %
15
79
98%
79%
79
79%
81
79
-
98 %
5
85%
97%
104
104 %
5
102%
90
90 %
7
89%
-
103%
106
96%
83
99
98
'
98
77
,
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■
78%
78%
*84%
Feb-Aup
84%
95%
95%
1964_June-Dec
94%
74
72%
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—
105%
79%
73%
87
84%
87
6
78%
90
78
85%
84 Va
83%
5
79%
77
10
-
90 Va
84%
13
83 %
95%
1
94%
13
94%
89%
102
94%
93
Light
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
1979
3s
1975
98%
97%
82 %
117
92%
105%
20
98%
82%
81%
87%
82%
•
1965
3s
93%
94%
96
91
94%
22 *
92%
65
.
100
First
&
First
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
80
*85%
6
First
&
refunding
Mar-Sepf
First
&
refunding
First
&
4%s 1987
3%s 1988—
*82
*
„
2
81
101 Va
•
89%
83
83%
79
——
85
80
81%
81
85
100%
2
89%
104%
94
86
'
■
a
June-Dec
April-Ocf
subord
subord
conv
97
102%
103
97%
*103% 105
■
—
107%
1964
1987
debs
Co
4%s,
f
s
Pittsb Coke & Chem
3 %s 1964
1st mtge
103
101% 103
June-Bee
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jun-Dec
June-Dec
101%
101% 101%
10
97%
12
95%
614
114%
129%
100
101
May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—•
3%s
series
A
5s
gen
Ashtabula Ry—
B 1962
series
Jan-July
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1984
Pgh Youngstown &
309
April-Oct
1984
debs 1986
1
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vis s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/ss 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4V/2S ser I 1963-Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s 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-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pillsbury
88 %
94
108%
147
5
106%
120
97%
97%
121%
121% 123
92%
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98%
84
84
98
87
91%
73%
73'A
——
75
*99%
—
103
104%
—
98
99%
98%
98%
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1
98%
84
2
83
4 Vis
Plantation
3 Vis
Pipe
f
s
Potomac
series
series
Oil
92
83
83
83
1
82'A
73%
73%
6
70%
73%
95%
95%
95%
5
95%
96%
94%
96%
96%
*
96%
ll1
'
82
—
96
__
—
96%
97%
—
100
debentures
Electric
Power
1st
mtge
1st
mortgage 3s
1st
3%s
mortgage
3%s
Proctor
&
100
«_
106
3
99%
OO
--
*84
1984—
debs
footnotes,
1973
Map-Nov
Mar-Sepf
1981
see
page
34.
80
83
89
91%
*78%
89
*79%
1989—May-Nou
87%
153%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
153% 157%
71
2%s
109 %
91%
June-Bee
1966
1977
f
s
debs
Pacific
—
—
84
84
—
—
15
84
78
1
"
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»
—
174
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175
96
2
—
86%
78
!
133
94
84
1983_Feb-Aup
84
f
101
106
100%
106
1982
1017/a
debentures
1986
97%
17
81
51
91%
100% 102
*86 %
101 %
June-Dec
Jan-July
101
*95%
100
93%
87 %
1963
5s
79
June-Dec
April-Ocf
1976
117
*100%
90
102
,
85%
89%
100 %
163
101%
108%
94
__
95%
.;;•
•y
117
Jan-July
1979
101%
87%
April-Oct
1971
90%
90%
Feb-Aup
debs
104%
100
—
.
1986
76
13
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1979
101%
85
Edison
118%
18
79
96.%r-142
5
79
84
97%
__
101
72%
—
72%
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1st
mtge
172
10
2
136
92%
94%
30
91
98%
99 %
38
96
87%
88%
17
84%
91%
83%
85
54%
59
149%
A 1977
*84
3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
E
1986_
*59%
2%s
Tell
debs
subord
4%s
California
of
84
99 Va
87
72 %
——
78%
84
81
June-Dec
April-Oct
74
138%
98%
99%
92
5 /%
100 *
99%
60
97 %
103%
149
99%
112 %
1982—April-Ocf
4%s debentures 1983
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
4%s 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-ZVou
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972_
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May -Nov
152 %
98%
152
Jan-July
1983
95.%
95
87
#
3ysS conv
(Indiana)
62
106%
92
2
99%
April-Ocf
Map-Nov
1983
debentures
71
r
104
99%
.
74
1984
v.
101
94
99
*73
1985
debs
*100% 101%
*
60
-
21
*85
1983
conv
61%
102% 102 %
1977—May -Nov
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
Bell
69%
*70%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—Jan-July
1st
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Feb -Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
27/as series
debentures
95%
101
Co—
RR
mortgage
Oil
161
55%
55%
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mtge 5%s series series H 1983_
Oil
78
79%
Co—
Pacific
5s
72 %
73%
141% 141%
Jan-July
1994
Map-Nov
Southwestern
86
74
♦182
—Jan-July
1970
2%s-4%s
1981_
Term
79%
81%
74
Co—
debentures
Ry
*80%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1985
4%s
Talcott
(James)
senior
5%s
5s
capital
221
36
106 %
126%
99% 100
83%
83%
69
98%
104 Va
15
82%
83%
2
112 % 115
100
83%
83%
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82%
87'
87%
95 Va
— —
97
90%
94%
89 Va
96
100
93%
97
94%
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*90%
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—-
95
~—
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90%
95
—-
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96
84%
84%
90
84 %
Inc—
91%
senior
notes
1979
Refund
and
notes
impt M 4s series C
Refund and
197
Texas
&
refund
and
refund M 3%s
Texas
General
and
M
Term
of
RR
Thompson
Tidewater
Airlines
World
Trans
6%s
subord
Electric
Co
23
957/a
98%
85%
89
71%
8
71
75
92
92
5
92
96%
67
68 %
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
2000
ser
3%s
debs
1974
—
*76%
June-Dec
114%
5
79%
85%
93 %
104
88%
106%
89%
82%
11
116
83
83
83
—June-Dec
1978
Union
First
3s
of
Missouri
90
90
debentures
4%s
conv
1986
debs
subord
Pacific
Union
Tank
5s
s
United
175
97 %
f
Air
RR
27/as
1991
debentures
Lines
Biscuit
1986
Inc—
debs 1985
of America 2%s
subord
Co
debentures
1977
:
June-Bee
1976—Feb-Aug
3
„
129
91
.
,
88%
41
100 %
103
111% 112%
107%
1127/a
*83%
84%
79%
69 %
667/s
97
103
127
89%
*86%
136
129%
91
85
71
100%
102%
*103% 104%
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
88
86%
177
*97
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
88%
90
-81%
101% 102 %
*68%
1991_Mar-Sept
-
80%
82%
88%
102%
111 /a
85
88%
*81%
135
94
89
82
—
76
June-Dec
Map-Nov
1970—June-Dec
-June-Dec
2%s series C
Car 4%s s f debs 1973
mortgage
debentures
conv
*89%
Map-Nov
mtge &
debentures
*80%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
coll tr 27/8s 1980
1st mtge 3%s 1932
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
1st
89%
3%s ,1971—Map-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
79
767/a
125
114% 116 %
Feb-Aup
Inc—
66%
76%
27
—
ApriZ-Oct
1982
1986
debentures
inc
98
Pacific—
4%s
3%s
Co
97%
71%
Orleans
New
Products
Oil
94
*88%
first
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
89
1970—ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s
refund M 3%s
Pacific
&
81%
54
80
series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
3%s series B
and
First
82 %
73%
89%
RR—
Orleans
New
First
105%
89
*73
89
97 /a
202%
80
*80
2019——Jan-July
April-Ocf
Map-Nov
„Map-Nov
136%
103
11
200
*104
1965
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
impt 2% series D
105%
103
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Bee
1979
notes
conv
1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
5% %
3%s
175
91'%
•
47
Gold
4%s
'
89
98%
99%
Standard
103%
5
91%
100
102%
98%
102
92%
Inc
87%
2
101 % 102%
Map-Nov
Spiegel
87%
__
102%
Map-Nov
Jan-July
4%s
s
79
76
__
101
101
Mar-Sept
3%s
100
101%
98%
1969
First
96%
*84
(Oregon Lines)
First
94
158%
Corp—
4%s
First
79%
87%
*87%
4%s
Fran
79%
~2
101
Jan-July
1980
1987
Indiana
Southern
"l
87%
*78%
Map-Nov
Mar-Sepf
debs
Gold
San
__
89
81
*97% 100
First
Union
Jan-July
Map-Nov
„
debentures
Feb-Aup
89%
85
Soijfhern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973_June-Dec
United
i
37/8s
—
—
Co—
1983
27/8s
Gamble
For
April-Oct
1986
85
85
Feb-Aug
2%s
California
Refunding
Mar-Sepf
1970
1977
convertible
—
June-Dec
2%s
Line
69
6
85
90
73%
Feb-Aug
Jane-Dec
1977
63
65%
April-Ocf
1979
convertible
4%s
1974
C
D
73
50
64%
1989_Jan-July
1980
B
debs
debentures
Southern
74
66
__
65%
June-Bee
debs
debentures
3%s
66%
50
1968—June-Dec
debentures
2%s
Southern
38
67%
Mar-Nov
Co—
2%s
Southern
69%
67%,
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
3s
67%
75
69 %
*69%
4s
■
1st gen 5s
1st
69%
67%
1971
1st gtd 4s
Alabama RR
North
&
60
72
May -Nov
1989
debentures
subord
88%
88
62
75
May
2006
Jan
Texas
debs
99%
79%
80
83
82%
80%
*81
85%
75 Va
——
*79%
94%
Corporation—
4 Vis
1st
82 %
*75
—'
■
90%
31
88%
81%
92%
May-Nov
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989_
84
86%
91%
Jan-July
June-Dec
mortgage
conv
South
85
4
89
78%
_May-ZVou
89%
Marchant—
Southern Bell
78'A
*95%
91%
85
157%
122
1
1977
2%s
Socony-Vacuum
100
79%
Oil
conv
92%
79%
ApriZ-Oct
4Vis
5%s
85
May-Nov
175
80
Jan-July
Corp 4%s conv debs
2%s debentures 1965
Oil
79%
Philip Morris Inc 47/aS s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
89 %
Mar-Sepf
B
5%s
Co
4%s
Smith-Corona
5%s
3Vis 1982
First & refunding 3Vis 1983
First & refunding 3 Vis 1985
Philco
Skelly
Standard
June-Dec
90
89 %
1997
Oil
74"%
1971—
&
Union
Sinclair
57%
refunding 23/is
First &
Shell
Co
60%
-r-
102 %
85
Co—
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
50
refunding 23/4S 1967
refunding 23/is 1974
refunding 2%s 1981—
refunding 2%s 1978
&
Service
Shell
65
Jan-July
96%
86 %
107% 107%
1982
&
subord
conv
53
52%
75%
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
5s
15
„__Feb-Aug
10
1977—June-Dec
1972
Seiberling Rubber
31
gold 4Vis series C 1977
First &
*--
Mar-Sept
62
cons
Sons
&
subordinated
54
1974
96%
88
131% 139 %
1974
Roebuck
67 %
*51%
79%
57%
—
Acceptance
debentures
5s
66%
General
&
4%s
Sears
52
3%s
97%
48
6
>88
debentures
RR
debentures
68%
series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co-
First
Roebuck
66 %
54
104%
95
50%
123% 126%
Mar-Sepf
A
1st
Co
E)
debentures
68%
B
Line
(Jos
-.April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
Mar-Sept
96%
93%
99%
Co—
3%s
debentures
Seagram
1981
F 1985
Ry income 4s 1990
88%
Jan-July
certificates Nov
RR
Finance
93%
5s
Ry
conv
Seaboard
;_June-Dec
3Vis series
series
Air
1968—
General
126
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
A
England
3s
f
s
93
4 Vis series E 1984
mortgage
931%
93%
June-Dec
:
50
96%
Mar-Sepf
1969
1977
1980
mortgage 3s series
New
■
B
Marquette Ry
79%
*77
74'%
debentures
series A
& Eastern
83%
77
79%
Airways—
&
General mortgage
General
,
79%
.
Feb-Aup
General 4Vis series D
Peoria
81
75%
77%
'
*77%,
'
77
—
debentures
series
86%
101
1988
General
80%
100
1991
World
15
101
debentures
subord
81%
104
debentures
conv
89
85%
106
43/sS
American
83%
79%
98
3s/sS
47/eS
25
25
'
May-ZVou
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
91%
85 %
86%
81%
,
102
1983
Pan
4
87%
84%
81
85%
69
1981
3 Vis
92
74%
1978
Oil
97%
87 Va
99
debentures
Western
94%
20
104%
debentures
Pacific
1
90%
*72%
1986
debentures
96%
90
90
'
103
3 Vis
3Vis
__
April-Oct
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
37/sS
1985—June-Dec
debentures
*96%
.
April-Ocf
series
Depot
& New
Seaboard
101
June-Bec
1987
83%
*87
1971
1st
certificates
Duluth
Paper
133
104%
3Vis
debentures
3 Vis debentures
bond
4s
&
94%
'.
82
__
*85
J
debs
Ry
B
debs
Paul
1151%
—
92%
82
*—
1975
1983
series
series
4s
series
Paul
3
__April-Ocf
—April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
27/sS
4s
St
62
94%
94%
—
89%
Mar-Sept
1996
Louis-Southwestern
First
125% 128
June-Bee
—
1992—,
FF
2%s
Tel
&
1991
EE
June-Dec
82%
89%
89%
_April-Ocf
debentures
Francisco
income
53
127
,
90 %
78
1985
deDs
1
conv
6s
mortgage
mtge
Scovill
——
86
80
101 % 101%
Second mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022
Scioto
A-.
165%
88%
1973
debs
conv
Adirond'k
&
gold
St
•
*
154
*85%
Corp—
3 Vis
5%s
6%s
Lawrence
1st
89%
80
86
80 %
1990—June-Dec
mtge 4Vis series DD
89%
Jan-July
1977—
D
mortgage
Second
•
June-Dec
1978
CC
debs
3s
37/es
Saguenay Power 3s series A
81
96
111
79
*98%
—*
99
92%
103%
*79%
.
June-Dec
First &
June-Bee
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Bee
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980—_June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983——.June-Dec
First & refunding 27/8S series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 33/aS ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W *84__June-Dec
First & refunding 3 Vas ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z
1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4Vis series AA 1986—_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989___June-Dec
95
106
4%s
series I 1966
3Vis
4%s
Electric
&
Aircraft
103
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 2s series K 1971
&
Gas
92
*89
1964
debentures
subord
conv
83%
April-Ocf
43/4S conv 1978
High
97
Corp—
93%
93%
Mar-Sept
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
Oil
Rochester
Sears
First
J)
Manufacturing
81
*11
1988—June-Dec
debs
Glass
44
106
*90%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_Map-Nov
4%s
*76%
1982—May-ZVou
conv
debs 1983
Co 33/is
5 Vis conv subord
Owens-Illinois
debentures
82%
105
Second 4s inc bond
;
mortgage 4%s 1987—
Chemical 5Vis
1st
Olin
2%s
93%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
__Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
—June-Dec
Jan-July
2%s 1975—
3s 1979
mortgage
1st
Oats
80
88%
„
Co—
Electric
&
1st
Jan. 1
Low
62 %
92
*77%
1980
98%
Mar-Sept
1977
1
*83%
mortgage 23As 1975
First
98
April-Ocf
15
1974——Mar-Sepf
3s
Rangs Since
No.
High
*154
1983_April-Ocf
1975
80%
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Bonds
Sold
*99
June-Dec
3 Vis
93%
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
mortgage
first
Edison
1972—
80%
150%
Friday's
*92%
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
First
1st
Ohio
and
92%
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
—Jan-July
____.June-.Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Bee
Jan-July
1984
3 Vis
mortgage
First mortgage
or
Bid & Asked
104 %
21
Week's Range
Co—
1963
May-Noy
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968-Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Bee
105%
5
Gas
debentures
First
Reynolds
1978
23/4S 1979_.
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
3 Vis
101
Electric &
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
mortgage
Northwestern
98%
3s
Service
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s
1st
Northrop Corp
——
Power Co—
1st
First
99
Public
*91%
80
Last
Sale Price
Low
Jan-July
first mortgage 2%s 1974
mortgage 2%s 1975
First
97 %
27
82%, 83,.
57 Vi
(Minnesota)
First
90
104 Vs 104 Va
82%
1984
4s
91%
86%
100 % 100 %
*103 VIB
1997—Quar-Jan
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Northern States
92 %
87
5
83%
87%
103% 103%
100 %
Quar-Feb
4s
90
81
*99% 100%
May-JVou
2047
1
10
86%
96%
__
May-Nou
prior lien
Ry
88%
86%
May-Nov
1961
3s Jan
88%
May-Nou
.
1979
debentures
f
s
—
Interest
Period
Exchange
High
88
88 %
91
86%
New York Stock
86
82%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1976
2
91
*87%
May-Nov
f
Low
♦—
May-Nou
s
High
*88
1973_May-ZVou
1974
f debentures
s
4 %s
.,
debs
f
s
Friday's
88 %
88 %
Mar-Sept
1974
3%s
Gas
Jan. 1
No.
BONDS
Rangs Since
Sold
or
Sale Price
1996—April-Ocf
1974—Mar-Sepf
f debentures 1973
s
3V4S
general
4%s series A
and ref
1st
Northern
Ry first gold 4s
Last
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asaed
Low
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Week's Range
Friday
29
104 %
121
143%
92
91%
11
89%
—
'
87
—
Continued
on
page
34
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(978)
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
Stock
on
stock
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Aug. 28,
ending Friday Sept. 1.
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme Missiles
Class A
Precision
Acme
WirP
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Algemene
American
All
Allied
Allied
3,500
8%
Jan
23 Va May
Brillo
4%
4%
5
3,700
3%
Feb
8% May
89%
85 V2
91
10,400
50 %
Jan
91
Aug
British
American
Oil
8%
7%
6%
Apr
10% May
British
American
•
Allied
-
■
■
100
4
31 %
6%
83 Va
Apr
Paner
22%
Jan
34% Aug
79
Jan
84%
Feb
5
Feb
9 Va
Jun
67
10c
6%
6%
6%
2,200
1
9%
9%
10%
30,600
7%
7%
7%
4,700
Inc
Jan
6% Aug
5%
6,700
3%
Jan
400
8y8
Feb
5%
5%
6
10%
6,000
11%
1,930
8%
Apr
17%
Apr
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
17%
15,200
8
Mar
23%
900
21
Aug
7V4
4,800
6%
79%
80
4%
80
6% Aug
76%
Jan
83'/a
Jan
6%
Apr
4%
Aug
4%
4%
600
66%
68%
375
14%
14%
15%
900
55
Jan
13% Aug
7% Aug
8
7%
8%
9,800
4
4
4%
4,200
3y4
4
1,900
3% Sep
4%
9,400
3%
4
4%
Feb
4
Aug
50
40%
40%
200
26%
Jan
A
1
6%
6%
6%
9,400
•4%
Jan
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
16 Va
15%
16%
2,900
10%
Jan
4%
4 »/4
4%
1,100
4y«
Jan
American Thread
5%
preferred
American Writing Paper
Amurex
Oil
class
Co
Anchor
Post
900
\
30
2
Mar
2%
100
ft
196
5,200
300
16%
27%
12%
6
Apr
Jan
May
4%
'
Petroleum
Amer
dep
Co
77/s
41
Apr
23% May
4%
Apr
34% Mar
3%
12 %
Jan
5%
Jan
13% July
4
4%
10,900
3%
Jan
B
S
F
Louisiana
pfd
Arkansas Power <fe Light 4.72%
Armour
Arnold
&
Co
Altex
35c
Aluminum Co
convertible
,9%
Asamera
Oil
Associated
Tn«
6%
Buell
Die &
%
Jan
Jan
Burma
Mines
Electric
5%
Co
Aug
6%
16,600
16%
100,600
Shoe
1,100
11%
Jan
21% May
7
7%
500
6%
Jan
7% May
5%
4%'
5%
5,500
3%
Jan
2%
Apr
20%
12
10
1
.
20%
2,600
90%
13%
13%
14%
3,200
39%
39
39%
11,800
6
3s 6d
■
/
25c
1
Inc
2%
12%
91%
93%
93%
30%
170
Calgary
1
Edmonton
&
14%
preferred
Consol Oil
Calvan
Camden
Camp6e,<
Af Gas Co—I
33
Co
Ltd
Testing Labs
100
6,800
common
89%
Feb
24% May
44%
Canadian
Industrial
92
Jun
96%
Jan
Canadian
Javelin
20 y2
Jan
36
Aug
Apr
"
Atlantic
Research
Atlantica
Atlas
del
Corp
Golfo
%
Jan
ft «Jan
July
6% Mar
3%
Apr
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Canadian
Williston
International
4%
1,200
2%
Jan
5%
Apr
Capital
2%
6,900
iy8
Feb
3V»
Apr
1
8%
Apr
Carnation Co
5
Jan
14
16
3,000
9%
Jan
16% Aug
23%
26%
7,800
14 Va
Jan
7%
8%
7,300
2%
Jan
34% May
10% Apr
50%
57%
400
36%
34%
37%
6,400
1%
1%
1,100
•
1
Aug
59 y4
Feb
37% July
3% Apr
City
Products
Mining &
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
10
pesos
6%
1%
1%
Atlas General Industries Itoc
l
14%
14%
Atlas
1
Sewing
Audio
Centers Inc
Devices
Inc
Audion-Emenee
10c
Automatic Radio
Non-voting
Avis
Inc
Castle
(AM)
2
17,100
15%
9,400
3%
3,200
5%
Jan
1%
Jan
9% May
2y8 May
13% May
2% July
17
6V4
Jan
25 y4
Jun
Mar
$1.40 series
6%
Feb
12%
12%
5%
13%
2,400
21%
Charter Oil
"6%
400
10c
19%
18 VB
19%
21800
5
20%
18%
21%
5,800
14
Jan
3
47 Va
29% May
21% Sep
47%
50
1,000
42
Jan
56%
Corp
Collieries Corp
,
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Apr
convertible
$1.50
50c
Convertible
de
Banff
Oil
Banner
los
Barton's
is
American
Ltd
6%
Oil
13%
2,900
19Va
3,300
13% Aug
17% Aug
5V2
54,300
3% Jan
5%
Apr
%
Feb
22% May
15 y4
Chief
Consolidated
Christiana
Oil
6% July
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
Inc
5%
5,000
8%
4,900
49%
20%
2,700
15
Jan
29%
16%
16%
2,300
2%
1%
2%
17,200
1%
1%
1%
12,800
8%
8%
100
6%
3% Mar
Jan
Apr
19% May
1% Jan
H Jan
Jan
3% May
2% Apr
10%
Apr
4%
500
15%
16%
10,300
15%
15%
1,900
52%
52%
53
1,400
48
Jan
17% July
55% Jun
15%
15 y8
16%
4,500
14% July
ioy8
10%
3.200
18%
21%
6,500
25
25
8
Jan
9% Jan
6
May
16%
Aug
100
6
Jan
12%
17% Aug
21% Apr
22%
see
Co.
14%
Feb
1ft Apr
7% May
10
May
18% Jun
f,
7% May
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
13%
4%
21% Mar
200
4% Aug
500
65
70
103 %
104% 105
102
Jan
,11% Apr
13%
Jan
17% May
9
May
87% May
i._
5
Jan
58
Aug
68%
50
81%
20%
24
5,900
12,800
19,200
24
1%
25
Jan
3
Apr
65
Jan
70
Mar
80
Aug
Jan
24% Aug
Jan
29% Aug
26 %
35%
325
8%
8%
500
1%
23,800
12V4
12%
1,000
53%
55
6,400
23%
23%
1%
1%
23%
8
100
Jan
36
Aug
5%
Jan
10%
Apr
6%
33%
—
Jan
%
Jan
■
11%
Jan
15% May
Jan
Jan
65% May
25% Apr
1%
6,100
%
Jan
8%
14,600
3%
Jan
25%
9,600
22 V8
Jun
70.100
4%
15%
17%
34%
17
17
17%
700
15%
11%
14%
15%
15,000
11%
12%
9,600
8%
11%
11%
50
10 %
15%
15%
100
13%
14%
27,900
3%
4%
Hosiery Co—
—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp new com
50c
14%
3%
—
Apl
1ft May
42 %
30
12,900
-
8%
9
23
16%
1
1
83% Mar
14%
23
5,400
'
35%
1 Va
34%
8%
8%
Mar
Jan
19% Mav
Aug
30
57% May
10% May
'
600
3% May
9% Apr
31
6% Mar
16%
Feb
12
Jan
20
Feb
22% May
Jan
14% May
17% Aug
7
Jan
12% July
21% Mar
14%
Apr
2,800
•
Aug
2%
Jan
4% May
4
1
Co
Jun
Jan
300
16%
6%
5%
lc
Clopay Corporation
Aug
%
1,400
7^
1%
8%
24%
—
Aug
105 Va
Apr
81%
-
2.50
Co
109%
Jan
%
63%
6%
*58
Jun
32% July
6% May
4,100
68
6%
63
1%
...
Apr
24%
Feb
29
4%
,
1ft Jun
16% May
13% Aug
9%
6,200
31
12
.
7% July
79,400
20%
16%
1
Products
7%
11 Va
,_._-25c
—1
10c
Corporation.:
Aluminum
1,100
4.600
." 3,700
u
15
12%
103
Clausner
Club
12
20
16%
'
Oils
1%
10c
vtc
Jan
7
1
1 %
May
41 Jan
21,400
12%
13
8,600
12%
11%
10%
12
23,100
7%
Jan
1
43%
42%
46%
3,200
19%
Jan
1
22%
21%
23
4,700
13%
8%
9
1,200
10
45 %
41%
46
3,500
23%
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
15%
10%
4%
7%
24%
15%
16
3,300
8%
Jan
10%
11%
9,100
8%
Jan
Equipment Co.
Electronics
Inc
Colonial
Corp
of America
Colonial
Sand
&
Stone
Metals
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;
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.
Co
.
5
Community Public Service:
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc..:
25c
—_50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
New
Pacific
Ltd.
Aug
Products class A
2,800
3%
Jan
27% May
8% Mar
4%
2,100
3%
Feb
7% May
8%
Jan
8%
38%
99
99
14
13%
9%
600
39%
900
28
120
95%
100
14%
5,500
.
10
Jan
47
Jan
102
12% Aug
Aug
*
Feb
May
21% Mar
Ray
-
5%
10,900
7
7%
6,800
24
24%
800
3,700
4%
1%
1
*
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Construction
5%
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Consolidated
Consolidated
5%
39%
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Jan
15%
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Jan
Jan
Apr
July
3%
Jan
1
Aug
4
5%
-1.50
26
Jan
4%
12 V4
54%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
^
5% July
29 %
Aug
Jan
8% July
3%
46
Jun
20 % May
10%
15%
1
footnotes,
Clary
Commercial
Borne Chemical Co Inc^_^
li
6%
%
10c
Corp.—,1
Controller
Apr
Jan
19
—100
2
13,600
5U
1
Clarostat Manufacturing
Coastal Caribbean
16%
prior preferred
Jun
July
July
V2 Aug
July
8,000
104%
,
2
£.
Cohu
19%
Blumenthal (S) & Co
Bohack (H, C) Co common
10% May
19,700
2
——
Cockshutt Farm
i
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
39%
6,200
6%
Mining
Corp
Apr
12% Aug
31
Inc
Jan
Jan
5%
—5
Inc
Foil
Jun
8,700
5.5^0
Inc
2%
1
1%
—...
26%
15%
Canada
Feb
1% May
18%
of
■_
Corp..
9%
35 Va
common
Aug
Jun
A
5
13%
....—1
Corp
Jan
14%
5%
32%
300
16,300
4%
—
,
•
10
Corp.
Aug
6
32
'
:
July
21% July
4% Apr
14%
Belock Instrument Corp
For
3.600
Mar
33%
Ties
Benrus
5%%
k
9
l
Shoe Corp
Telephone
Bickford's
10,400
6
Apr
8%
6%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
/
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4%
Beau-Brummel
Bell
4%
1%
6%
Bearings Inc
(AS.)
5
6%
Corp.
Corp
14% Mar
13%
"l%
50c
4If Jan
18%
convertible class A
Beck
500
19
lOc
Inc
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview
14,600
13%
50c
Candy
8 ft'
18%
snares
Construction
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
Barry
•
Corp
Anaes
Industries
BarChris
Barnes
preferred
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Banco
7%
18
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Common
Baldwin
ni
3%
12%
4%
100
1
preferred. •
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Co
Clark cable
l
July
8
pfd
preferred
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Mar
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l
2U
.
common
7
Circuit
Baker Industries Inc
•
51
58% Mar
4%
pref—100
3.50%
7% May
Cinerama
Baldwin-Montrose
—5.50
Chamberlin Co of America.—-
Chromalloy
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
64
Apr
31
1
B Convertible
5,000
3%
23% May
Jan
39%
%
1
Century Electric Co
4%
20% Mar
Jan
47%
50
8%
1
Central Securities Corp
9% May
13% Apr
1
Jan
Aug
200
I '
~2%'r2%
10%
5
...4
„
Central Power & Light 4%
43%
l
.
56
4%
1
Jan
com
FeB
26
20
1
Jan
preferred
A
Apr
19%
25
1
Corp
5
July
35%
Apr
49%
10
Instruments
3,700
12
Jan
1%
491/2
1;
Cenco
14,000
l
800/
13%
15
12%
Catalin Corp of America...
7%
7%
11
Jan-
19%
13%
-
4,000
11
1
& Co
11%
Industrial
Ayrshire
29%
1,300
1,700
/
I
1
Co—
32%
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non-cum
class
(J W)
Carter
7%
l
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Avien
32%
3
6Va
2%
,18%
6c
—.1.
10%
Corp
Corp
Aurora Plastics
3
6Va
II:-
•I % Jan
:
17% May
3% May
300
8
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Central Hadley Corp
Central Maine Power
Consolidated
Development
Jan.
6,000
5U
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
49% July
32% Aug
Jan-
.5,300
%
Corp
2y»
11,900
A
58%
partic pfd__.l0
Minerals
4%
com
Aug
Apr
6%
10% July
Canaveral
6
•
6V2
17%
%
Capital Cities Broadcasting—_
Jan
4,000-
15%
2%
Canal-Randolph Corp.....—
1%
3V2 Aug
1%
twnr
14
12%
6,200
Sugar
10% Aug
4% May
Jan
'
25
2%
^
Aug
•
Jan
__
—2.50
,
• %
7%
1%
—
,
Ltd
Canadian Marconi
300
10c
Feb
May
10%
3,100
%
14
—1
:
Ltd—
Gas
1,800
4,300
5
Chemical Industrial Products
Atlantic Coast Line Co
.Oof)
*
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd..
Jan
8%
"■
12%
24%
10c
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd
35
*
Atco
4%
18
5,300
23%
•
±
Canadian
7%
10c
3
Apr
Feb
6,800
2%
14
38%
20
3%
%
;
10
July,
16% May
Jan
9% July
8% Jan
17%
"8%
*
•
Ltd
Co
preference
2%
5%
7%
22%
2%
5
6%
;
2% Aug
3,800
3
16%
55%
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—
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5%
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15
56
1
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50
2%
26%
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'
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—...
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•
-
23%
•
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preferred—III———III—1—50 sVf ^9^
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Ltd.
Corp
preferred."
$3.00
35% May
95 y4 Mar
Jan
11%
2 %
.24%
*.1
California Electric Power
Jan
9%
A
•
12% }■.
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1
lc
21
12%
9%
2%
14
2,50
Corp..
Cement
s
May
■
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Biscuit Corp..
Butler's
Bread
—
26
7%
-
Associated
Apr
Aug
Jan
"
4
Associated Oil & Gas Co.
Associated Stationers Supply
8%
16 %
13%
12% July
20%
—
Burry
6% %
~2%
6%
6%
.10
—.
American dep rets ord shares
Canada
America
of
Jun
Feb
Apr
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
10 Va
39%
14%
66 %c
Burnell & Co Inc.——
Canada
American deposit rets regular.
Associated Food Stores Inc
Jan
Aug
Ltd—
7% May
%
Mar
8ft
311/2
*
(The) Company—
17% May
-40c
10
8% July
200
1
Machine
Bunker Hill
86% May
1,500
100
Corp Ltd
100
9%
8,000
2%
Jan
6%
Apr
9ft
141%
Jan
■■
36%
32%
-2%
Feb
eom
Apr
29 % July
31%
14%
3%
_
3ft
9%
31%
1
45%
Dreferred
Electronics
Jan
9
5,400
"
Arrow
1,900
50c
3,600
31
311/4
common
5%
pfd.100
30%
2
7,400
preferred.—
serial preferred
13%
warrants
Jan
2ft
6%
convertible
60c
75%
90%
40%
_30c
Budget Finance Plan
5
2 50
Co
31% May
15%
Buckeye (The) Corp
11%
25c
Gas
950
2ft
31
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Arkansas
34
1
Company.
71
19
Apr
32%
£l
Co__
11%
19%
34%
10
Rubber
72%
Apollo
Jan
Jan
800
18
""4
30
cl A com__30c
preferred
5%
Arco Electronics class A
9% May
175
May
8%
1,000
18%
17
9%
Inc.
Industries Inc.
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
5% May
34
Ltd—
Class B common:
4%>
1
Corp
Jan
2,
•
rets ord reg__
20c
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical <fe Film
Aug
4Va
Jan
9%
18%
17
_
Jan
9%
18%
—2
Corp
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.45
Jan
7% Mar
82
Apr
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21
May
32% May
_20e
Products.
Pools
34
2%
A
Andrea Radio
Anthony
41
33%
34
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
3%
4,600
Apr
3%
__l
Manufacturing Co_
Feb
600
4%
3%
Aug
July
12%
6,800
68%
American Israeli Paper M««« Ltd—
American shares
JE1
American MARC Inc
50c
17%
28
4%
4%
25c
class
1%
111,800 /
6%*
Jan
Jan
15%
•
Inc
8y2 May
10y4
Jan
21
l
Inc
Inc
British
9% May
4V2
22%
l
Aluminum
1,600
4%
_£1
Brown Company
Feb
70
10%
1
10
$3.75 pfd.100
Systems
2%
3%
£1
rets ord registered
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
8 Va
f
American Petrofina
dep rets ord bearer
./Amer dep
British Columbia Power
Apr
5%
50c
Electronics
Apr
Jan
11%
8%
Book Co
American
33% May
12% May
3% Jun
2%
34
•
July
7
5%
Corp
American Beverage Corp
American-Internatl
Co
Brown
8%
Oil
Business
11,200
«' /A-6%
1
Jun
16%
American
Amer
Ltd
15 %
*
ft
American
Petroleums
Jan
4%
£1%
■■
of America
High
Jan
7% July
19
1,100
8
33%
1
:
Brown Forman Distillers
Com
Aluminum Co
5%
145
V—
6%
Ambassador
22
87% Aug
225
83
Co Inc
Low
20%
6 %
2%
■
•
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
28% May
Jan
Sep
800
32
82
^6
Apr
3%
86%
6,700
86
6VB
19
160
25
86
82 %
■
900
88%
31%
Inc_
American
——
6,200
21%
3%.
86%
86%
—10
Alloys Unlimited Tn*
Alsco
21%
4
1
class A
Range Since Jan. 1-
High
Tobacco—
8%
100
Rubber
Shares- *-
-
'3%
\
l
&
•'
7%
>
.7%
—20c
^
16%
Pictures Corp common
convertible preferred
Control
Inc
15%
preferred—100
N
20%
'
Light & Power ord.*
<
16%
Artists
5%%
Corp..
Bridgeport Gas Co.
—60
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Ino
&
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
18% Mar
..
Engineering Co
Tire
Apr
Jan
1
_
Properties
Apr
4%
12%
1
common.
_
20
800
deposit rtcs American aha.
American
Alliance
Jan
13%
Inc
Kunstzide
All-State
Jan
2%
1
Steel Co
1
1
Southern
Airlines
7%
900
of Prices
Low
10c
13%
Oorp
preferred.
Inc
-1
Great
Wood
Bowling Corp of America—
13%
Surpass Shoe Stores
5%
Bourjois
Apr
10c
Corp
Dynamics Tnp.
Investment & Discount Inc.
Alan
Apr
3%
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
10
Plastics
Alabama
Alaska
3,300
2%
V
,
■;..
Brad Foote Gear* Works
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Aid
Feb
12%
11
1
Inc
Do
Aerojfit-Genoral
Agnew
1%
2%
11
25c
__
Products
.
Aero-Flow
6,100
Last
<
American Stock Exchange
"
4
& Construction Corp
common
Acme
Admiral
2%
2%
.
High
Low
:High
2% Feb
.2%
-100
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Corp class A.
Mfg Corp
any
Range for Week Ended Sept. 1.
for Week
Shares
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
is
and
in which
bond
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
itself
Exchange
or
Inc..
__1
"
1
"
1%
1%
9%
1%
6%
9%
Commercial
Corp
19
1%
A_50c
Continental Materials Corp..——10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
Paint
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc.
Co.—
20
—1
IJb
Jan
9%
500
7
Jan
1%
1%
16,900
1%
Jan
11% May
2% Apr
6%
2,000
2%
Jan
10
10
May
11%
500
Apr
13%
Feb
5%
1
Continental Connector Corp class
Cook
Jan
Jan
6%
5%
500
5 %
Feb
8%
Apr
18%
19%
5,100
14%
Jan
11
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental
5%
20
11%
•
J
--
7
1%
15,200
11%
12%
14,400
43 %
44
400
-7
500
1%
7
%
Jan
27% May
2% Jun
6%
Feb
-18% Mar
40% Mar
6%
Aug
49%
•.
Apr
9% Mar
Volume
Number
194
6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(979)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
•
Par
Class
fo»
of Prices
Low
Week
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
B
Jan
15%
Feb
1714
5
1514
15 %
300
13
Apr
1
"17% May
18
2014
800
14%
Jan
•
20% Aug
2014
20 %
300
19%
Jan
2014
7%
7%
4,900
15 %
7%
1.50
6
Aug
9% Apr
Jan
Courtaulds Ltd—•
American
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier
Industries Inc
418
(Del)__50c
2%
214
5
36%
3614
Petroleum__
Creole
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Crowley M'ilner & Co
300
4%
Aug
5,500
1%
Jan
8,300
2%
37
29%
Jan
1
Crown
Central
Crown
Corp Internat'l "A"
Petroleum
(Md)
Crystal
Oil &
Land
Corporation
B
6
c
11%
3,400
5%
Jan
Jan
1,700
2714
8%
-
10,600
1
!
~9
8%'
Aug
Jan
5%
Jan
8% Mar
-
19%
24
Jan
Jun
34%
Apr
32% July
«Jun
9% July
814 Jun
6%
900
15% Mar
Gatineau
Power
Co
:
v
'
D
..
...
i
Dairies-,
Crystal
14% Mar
Jun
:
—4
50c
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega
5%
50d
Davidson
D
Brothers Inc
Transit
C
System
General
Builders
American
General
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
&
•
7%
Amer
Co
Dorr-Oliver
$2
Inc
Dow
(The)
Draper
Driver
2,800
3314
2
34%
2,700
146%
150
8%
9%
3,800
8%
200
1514
17%
8,300
li
18,900
614 Jun
8
8
9
Jan
137
145
15%
-fa-
ft
26%
Feb
41
Apr
Jan
151
Apr
Aug
7% July
1614
Apr
9%
Feb
4%
20
Jan
%
May
Jan
tfi Mar
514
Feb
Feb
14
614
6
6%
2,100
6
Aug
1014 Mar
5ft
514
5A
2,300
4%
Jan
12%
123/4
;5% May
1514 Apr
—
10s
——1
4
814
Feb
Apr
83/4
9 '/4
1,100
7,100
8||
10%
21,500
20
20%
300
3
Jan
2% Aug
4% May
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
6%
Jan
10 %
Feb
17
Jan
21
11%
12%
1,700
10%
Jan
1414
18%
183/a
6,600
14%
Jan
13%
14%
300
10%
Jan
14%
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1
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—*
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9%
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32
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16%
21
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15
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15%
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1
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•
Duval Sulphur & Potash ;Co_.u—
Dynalectron Corp
—10c
1,
Dynamics Corp of America
38%
—
(expire Sept
Rights
Eastern
Company
Eastern
15)
914
4314
414
26%
2914
-814
,
■>
,
Jan
60% May
""36% May
Jan
Dev
Electric
Electronic
&
1,100
2,300
25%
26
■•••
Jan
8% May
42%
Apr
Apr
Jan
37%
32,000
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
8% May
20% May
7,200
137,400
3,500
9-/B
Aug
13 Vb May
300
33 %
Jan
51
8%
Sep
10%
Aug
hi
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Apr
8%
9%
10%
800
1%
2%
3
Great
25,100
23,600
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9%
16,200
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6%
Greer
Freehold
27%
Electronic
&
Facilities—o—25c
814
8%
19%
24,700
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16%
Jan
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
Petroleum
10
'
Hercules
Apr
5%
Jan
99%
30
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Jan
11,100
12%
Jan
Filmways
Financial
102%
33
Jun
Aug
common—
60c convertible preferred
Firth Sterling Inc
Fischer & Porter
5,400
3%
Jan
8%
300
6%
Jan
6%
700
_
6%
6%
7%
19%
9
Aug
A
5%
130
5%
2,300
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Jan
For
Co____..^_.
10
Apr
195% May
Aug
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
24%
May
footnotes,
20%
25%
63,800
20% Aug
25% Sep
12
11%
12%
2,500
Jan
15% Mar
22
&
2,100
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Apr
5%
Jan
14%
Jun
5
Jun
7%
Apr
Feb
6
100
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18
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9%
Jun
16
Jan
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12
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,
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500
5%
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12,800
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38%
39%
pfd
3%
3,000
103
103
Jan
17% Aug
671/2 Mar
45% Aug
32% Jan
90
45%
—
July
May
106
100
16%
10c
Jan
70
__100
Payne Inc
47% May
9% Jun
Jan
9%
1,100
7%
Apt
Apr
1% Apr
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
19,100
51%
%
4% Aug
25%
2,700
15%
8%
4% Jan
Jan
80%
Products
Inc
10c
Jan
19% May
17%
8,500
6%
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16
1
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Hoe
Hotels
1,400
3% Jan
.
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Class
Ltd
Co
B
5
Apr
May
5%
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Co__
Class
B
Hycon
common
Vitamin
Manufacturing
Co
4%
Jan
600
29%
Jan
43
Apr
4,800
714
Jan
12%
Apr
9%
2,700
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11%
34%
174
40%
50
30
1,000
30
34 %
100
9%
9%
1,100
18%
600
300
18
18 %
27
28
28
3,40o
5
17,800
4%
4%
1
15 %
15
15%
600
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20%
20%
22 %
6,800
26%
27
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—
17% May
1,900
10%
18%
10c
:
3% May
34%
1
Inc
27% Aug
Jan
99
5
Products
Jan
%
39%
9%
Apr
18%
98%
5
2%
1% Aug
6,300
40
1
Co
Inc class A com
Feb
15,800
98%
•
7%
14% May
12% Apr
35%
173
2.50
Motors
Jan
Jan
16,500
17% Mar
Jan
8%
3%
13% '14
8ft
34%
__
2%
1,700
;
Feb
May
2%
9
•
Jan
10,600
2
34%
9%
100
(Harvey)
Hudson
10
7.50
Mfg Co
Electric
Hubbell
35%
•
&
C!
14
*
•
.
8%
27%
1%
1%
8%
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4
25
Jan
12%
8
27
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preferred
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■
1,800
10
10%
11%
1%
5
50c
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3%
3
3%
10%
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Howell
7,700
25c
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& Hardart common
Horn
11%
12 %
18% May
6% Jan
10 %
.
Feb
2% Feb
500
400
1
&
11%
1,700
62,800
20%
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,
Inc
class
7
20%
2.50
!
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3%
2%
6%
common
A
13
12%
10%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc^
^
i
Holophane Co
Home
3
10
50o
:
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(R) & Co Inc
Class
13
25c
com
3%
—
33%
145
Jan
May
Apr
38% Apr
189%
Jan
36% May
53
Jan
96
Jan
103
Jan
•30
Jan
35
7%
Jan
15 % May
15%
Jan
25
Apr
Apr
Apr
14%
Jan
25%
27
Aug
Jan
51% May
2%
7% May
Aug
24%
Apr
19% July
31%
Apr
15
26%
Jun
32% Mar
IMC
Magnetics
American
dep
10%
10%
1,600
9% Aug
£1
9%
9%
912
4,500
9
•
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Imperial Chemical
45%
44%
46%
4.500
37% Jan
15%
15%
15%
4,800
13
33 %c
Imperial
Oil
16%
Apr
Industries—
rets
ord
reg
(Canada)
of
Canada
5
Independent Telephone
Corp
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
3,800
11%
12%
83
12
100
84%
120
6%
4,700
6%
6%
50c
Jan
9% May
—
1
Jan
11% May
47% May
16% May
9% Mar
9% Aug
12% Aug
Jan
87 % Mar
80
4%
Jan
9% May
Jan
9%
Industrial
131 %
Jan
160
July
10%
Jan
1 %
Jan
Inland
Plywood
Credit
Homes
Insurance
Co
International
Co
Corp
Inc
class
1
Corp
of
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Inc
International Holdings Corp
Products
3,109
1,100
16%
500
99% 101 %
5j500
10%
20,500
16%
5
100%
,
1
8%
:
1
37%
5
6%
America
International
27
26
27
1
North
8%
7%
7%
25c
A
8%
6%
500
38
6%
2,000
8%
6,700
3%
1,400
4%
18%
9
76%
30 %
24 % Mar
Jan
8% Aug
30 %
Jun
Jan
Jan
Aug
6% Aug
108%
Apr
Aug
12% Mar
July
40
11%
Feb
May
2:000
r
17%
Jan
19% Jan
Jun
19%
Jan
9%
7,20o
155
12%
.3%
Jan
63
•
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
Inland
1414
7
1,300
50%
;
Mar
26
700
2,200
4%
42
imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
•
May
13%
16%
Imperial Tobacco
3%
Mar
22%
51%
Apr
2ft May
13
'87
74%
•
4%
3%
.
7
Aug
11%
<?%
50c
Jan
11%
21%
25c
Jan
155
6
73%
13%
10c
2%
2,000
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24%
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4%
l
see
Jan
900
15%
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900
1,300
13,900
15%
6% May
1% Jan
6%
35 %
16,600
1
4%
6%
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1
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4%
34%
3
Jan
5
16,000
Apr
6%
20%
9%
-_L__1.25
•_
4%
Jun
35%
100
Galion
Oil
Intex
-
(Geo A)
73
600
% May
1414 July
Jan
3,700
1
27% July
Jan
10c
Hygrade Food Products
31,200
——10c
Co
5%%
11% May
7%
il
Canada—
Jan
46%
1U
2.50
Enterprises—
Brewing Co—;—
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Company
Friendly Frost Inc..
9%
7,000
2%
—1
City
Co
Hydromatics
19%'
—1
12,900
54%
__25
Hydrometals Inc
7%
!
&
9% Mar
17 %■
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Co InCi.
29%
24
50%
♦
2314 Mar
5
4,800
7%.
14%
Jan
24%
21%
1%
8
11
Apr
Apr
2%
23%
2
28 % May
1,500
176 % 181%
4.,.
21% July
11%
54%
2H.
10c
Jun
24%
1
Jan
16%
8,900
•
12%
10
Aug
13,000
•
Jan
10,200
1
Light
<12% Aug
3% Feb
3,600
13%
6
5% Mar
.
7%
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Head
Fuller
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6
May
65% May
"
(M H)
Ford Motor of
Fox
Jan
19%
.
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Forest
Jan
:.4714
'
25c
Corp
Fishman
414
950
20,30o
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Inc
General Corp
First National Realty & Construction
.
4%
51%
5 %
Jan
IS
1714
25c
convertible
Horn
Jan
Jan
22%
32%
11%-
5%
1,200
1
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Hormel
9
5
2,200
2,000
400
t
2,600
1%
22%
Higbie
9% Apr
38% Mar
2,000
6 %
34
1.400
5%
7%
1
1
preferred
12% May
14 % May
4%
11%
7%
16%
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(W E)
Jan
17%
:—1
Aug
43% May
50c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
6%
'
14%
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Apr
3ft May
15
Jan
2
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc.,
Heli-Coil Corp
29% May
20% May
50%
20%
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28% Feb
7%
May
7%
Jan
3
11
10c
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
Hazel
9,300
9%
6
12
27% May
1
Havana
28 % May
99%
6%
Apr
Jan
16%
Inc
Stores
Electric
Hazeltine
Feb
28%
17%.
4,300
Inc
Harnischfeger Corp
Feb
14%
176V2
1% Jan
24
4,100
Apr
3 % May
4% Apr
H
9%
17%
1
&
Drilling Co.-——1.5Q
Fanny Farmer-Candy Shops Inc__:
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.
:
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
1
5%
2%
1
American Corp
B
12%
14%
Falcon-Seaboard
4%
2%
Corp
Industries
9,100
—
—1
Corp—
Camera
Land
Gulton
Hoskins
Fairchild
5Vb
Jun
14% Mar
Jan
B%
250
2%
11%
Jan
1%
5
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf & Western Industries
4,600
"
12%
Apr
33% May
39'% Mar
9% July
.
1
Hofmann
23
ft
13%
27
9c
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com__•
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American
6%
26%
8
1,100
50c
.
Leases
Company
Grocery Stores Products
Gulf
2%
9%
27
30
Hydraulics..-
Gridoil
Griesedieck
2%
1
common
Apr
13%
Fabrex
Producers
Dreferred series A
9
3%
Jan
17% Jan
1%
Jun
Jan
14% Aug
6
May
27% Jun
8%
24%
814
Jan
15%
6
26 %
700
10%
20
2514
/
10% Jan
2,500
1
Co
Hoffman International Corp
1,100
——1
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc—
10c
30
5
Manufacturing
Apr
9,300
Manufacturing Co———1
24%
28%
10c
Gray
Apr
24%
Ero
24%
28%
Great American Industries Inc
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
114 May
34% Aug
12,200
Espey Mfg & Electronics—,
Esquire Inc
1———
2,300
Apr
25,600
40
16
8
17%
Jan
Jan
2%
171
21%
4%:
17%
4
Jan
34 ya
6%
17%
16%
Gorham Corporation
Grand Rapids Varnish
Jan
21%
&
10
3% May
Jan
11
1st
700
2
Jan
2434
cum
15%
2%
31 % May <
180
Apr
2214
Forge
14%
% Aug
15
l
Goldfield Consolidated Mines.
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Jan
12%
6%
15
32
22%
18%
35% Apr
2314
-1
Erie
11% Jan
21% May
40q
14%
43/4
51%
414,
814
400
Jan
Jan
20%
■
18
Jan
3%
33 Vb
--10c
preferred
—a!_—1
Steel Corp common—-1
preferred——__10
17%
2% Apr
1,200
20%
15%
common
9ft Mar
17%
30% Sep
21% Mar
3,000
Aug
A Sep
3414
$2 convertible
12,100
11 %
;
Co__50c
Equity Corp
B
29%
.
900
12%
Apr
1
10c
6
32%
30%
11%
23%
Apr
5
9%
30%
29%
12%
400
614
May
%
33%
Aug
82% May
34% Aug
1,200
Jan
6 000
9%
Jan
1
1
n-v
Inc
172%
6
52
5,400
Jan
i
33%
99%
3014
900
2%
5% Jan
1,150
—,T
May
97
18%
3%
Mi
Electronics Corp of America-;
1
Inc
*
Emery Air-Freight Corp.——
,__20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—_100
Empire National Corp
1
103
July
32%
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Specialty
El-Tronics
31%
64%
,
93
2%
100
Electronic
Missile
A
Hastings Mfg Co
2«%
Communications
63
50
17%
300
,
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c
Electronic
97
30%
4
u
::
96
Apr
13% May
8% Jan
97
Feb
2%
1,200
25%
-1
96
-
Apr
18%
Hartfield
1%
Corp
1,200
Jun
3%
Jan
31
Hartford
5
Corp
Assistance
11%
1%
1
21
26%
Share
Bond
Electrographic
'
—
20,500
•
4c
153
r
1%
14%
23%
1
20% Apr
29% May
—:——1
Ltd
Elder Mines and
-
1%
Jan
39 '
Aug
5
Jan
914
28%
Inc.
Eastern States Corp common.——:—1
t $7 preferred series A
—-—•
$6 preferred series B__
——*
Edo Corporation——!1
Preightways
4% Jan
14% Feb
6,900
(Adolf)
10%
600
44
4%:
32
5,600
10%
1
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp.
Hardeman (Paul) Inc
Harn
Corporation
Jan.
.li&r;
,
10%
42%
1%
1,900
-
•
13 % May
8%
26,200
9%
—25
20c
19
Union Co Inc
19% Aug
ft
—-—1
—
11%
•
H &
5%
8%
&
—•
class A
Eastern Can Co
8%
34
18
Co
Helmerich
1
Jun
5% Mar
Gobel
4%
Inc w i
Jun
17% May
E
Air Devices
9
18
1% Jan
Globe
Heller
Eastern
Jan
Feb
10%
Co
39% May
13%
■
Apr
4%
10%
32%
Mines Ltd-
Glenmore Distilleries class
2,800
-
33%
,
5%
13
4%
10,700
37,300
18%
1
class
com
Jan
7,100
39-
31%
.■*■32%
5%
13
Jan
8%
11
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Inc
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(A
4%
6
—
1,800
Feb
3% May
10% May
4% Aug
1
common
Foods
6-
4
4
-
.*
2%
39%
102 %
15%
8
14%
34
Giannini Controls Corp
3%
3%
-
—
2%
•
Jan
3,400
17%
5
Co.—
Jan
50c
preferred
10%
45
31%
4%
14%
Stores
-,-33%
3,200
"
3,70o
5
200
•
7%
2.50
2,700
nJ.
10
7%
£1
Corp
19% July
14% Aug
7.50
Jan
34% Aug
98% Jan
Jun
1214
1814
•
High
Apr
*
common
Co
2%
10
Ltd„^._*
stock
Ltd
Co
200
3
10
*
Chemical Co
.
814
1
—214
:
Corp.——1—:
Test
3414
145
Jun
6%
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery/class B common^
Duro
14%
3.200
conv_—
& Exploration
Harris
32% Mar
Feb
5,100
Corp
Drilling
Jun
9%
6 %
Corp
Brewery
26%
1,100
4%
7%
preferred
Dorsey
lo
123/4
3%
:
& Coal ord
&
27'fe
12
6 %
Bridge Co Ltd
Textile
Jan
7%
Dixon Chemical & Research
Dominion
414
—10
Dixilyn Corp class A
Dominion Tar
10,300
Apr
1214 May
7 % Apr
•
reg
Dome Petroleum Ltd-
Dominion Steel
7% Apr
12% Mar
7%
Corp
Dominion
6%
2
1%
Corporation
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
23
com—10c
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Diversey
Apr
27%
Engineering Co Inc 1
1st preferred
Distillers
614
25c
Supermkts
Quality
Sep
U
6
July
14% Aug
614 Jan
5,700
4%
1
Ltd
Dielectric Products
Dilbert's
10%
1
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
9'/a
1
Manufacturing
Jan
4%
5,900
850
v
50c
:—5
100
Desilu Productions Inc—
6%
2,600
614
14%-
1,000
1
Fireproofing
$4.60
600
2%
1
dep rets ord reg__
Plywood
General
34%
2%
—1
Corp.:
General Gas Corp
General
34
7%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
-
5%
6%
Inc cl A com__20c
Mfg class A
debenture stock—
Detroit
4%
,
4,900
10%
10c
35
Dennison
7%
1414
1
Stores
8%
6%
.—20
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
Dejay
414
2.50
Stores Corp common
preferred—
1
7%
Low
2%
"wts"
General Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Gilbert
7%
!
34%
1
Acceptance
General Alloys Co
Gilchrist
Daitch
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.100
General
New
.
Low
common
5%
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
Giant Yellowknife
.
Shares
G
Giant
,
for Week
15% Mar
3,400
4.'-
1814 Mar
100
2%
5
210
27 %
25 %
8%
8%
26%
Apr
10% May
814 Apr
Aug
67
2,500
414
•
class A common—1,
common—,
2,100
9014
2434
*
Cutter Laboratories
16%
-
•
Apr
3% May
40
614 July
3,000
314-
•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Class
15
8814
4
5%
~
.
-——10c
Co_
Cuban Tobacco Co
Cubic
15%
8914
*
25c
:
714
5%
5
partic:
Crown Drug Co_—
614
6%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jun
Corroon
& Reynolds common
preferred class A__
Cott Beverage Corp
Sale Price
Par
1814 Aug
Coro Inc
$1
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
15%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—•
non-voting
*
Corby (H)
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
31
\
•*
3%
Jan
28-
Jan
Investors
Apr
Iowa
6%
.
Jun
5/
Jan
7%
17 %
Aug
-19% May
48% May
Iton
Company
Royalty
33 %c
i
Public Service Co
Fireman
Irving
Air
3.90%
Manufacturing
Chute
Israel-American
Oil
Corp
10c
3
3
.
.
7% May
2
Jan
9% May
3% May
May
76% July
—
?
85
18%
23%
.
20%
1
1
,
7%
8
,_1
pfd—100
19%
20%
2,300
31%
31
31%
1.509
ft
23,200
ft
%
Pkp
18% Jan
ft Jan
Apr
36% Mar
%
May
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(980)
32
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 1 )
Friday
Last
American Stock Exchange
)
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Par
Inc
Industries
Jetronic
23%
5
6%
6,900
10,100
3
15c
3
3ft
16,900
118
24%
5
24% Aug
Mt
Aug
6%
1
—10c
Co
Jeannette Glass
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
10% May
Mount
3U
Jan
Apr
Diablo
Videotronics
MPO
12,000 ft
"4%
~4%
-
3%
Sep
Jan
Jan
4
3%
Feb
4% May
100
Mai
300
14%
Jan
19 3/b Mar
293/4
29%
29%
1,100
24 Vb
Jan
36%
Apr
1
17
163/4
18
5,400
16 3/4
Aug
18
Aug
193/4
193/a
20%
2,900
8y4
Feb
253/4 Mar
4
Jan
is
2.50
:
Tel
class
High
Low
3%
•2%
1
Inc
Tel &
12.50
Laboratories
Film
23/4-
3%
1
Company,
Mills
States
Movielab
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4
Vernon
Mountain
Shares
33/4
1
com
preferred
6%
12%
Products
Metal
Clemens
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Mt
22 %
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Range
Last.
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
STOCKS
—
A
18 y4
•
K
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Chemical
Kawneer Co
Kidde
30
32%
2,200
25 y4
Jun
363/4
44
2,500
42%
Jun
13%
1
2ft
Company—-ft
Petroleum
Kirby
Klein
Klion
1
1 % -
8 0o
tii
1
3,300
143/8
500
213/4
Jan
Jan
4
9 3/a
4,700
18,200
ft
16%
22,400
12 Va
Jan
25
Kulka
Electronics
21%
Jan
373/b
Apr
Jan.:..ft,
ll7/u
Apr
Feb
27
253/8
253/8
500
21V*
143/4
100
14
:
1
24%
233/4
13,900
18 y2
Jan
10 V2 May
7%
Feb
17% May
37/s
Jan
12% May
6y8
63/4
7y8
3,300
6 y2
Aug
103/4
12 y2
19,200
43/8
Jan
12% Aug
1
i2y4
12 y2
12%
123/8
9,300
7 3/a
Jan
16% May
6%
Nast,
class
Inc
Bellas
A
Hess
24%
233/4
24%
4,600
18 Va
Jan
2%
23/4
2,900
2
Jan
37/b May
4,700
5%
10%
Corp
1
Brewing
(Mich)
1
5
1
Co
Casket
Company
National Company
273/4 May
2 y2
9%
Bowl-O-Mat
Inc.
National Electric
National
National
Mfg
&
Lakey Foundry Corp
Industries
Lamb
Corp of Delaware.
Lamson
&
31/4
Presto
53/4
Jun
47
121%
Starch
&
Steel
Jan
36%
Jun
National
5
6
5
_1
6
Jan
National
Transit
6%
Jan
National
Union
7
Jan
National
Jan
12% May
173/a
133/4
6%
500
53/4
Jan
18% May
8% May
6%
6
3/a
Extension
Salle
La
3,400
53/8
Jan
Jan-
9
8%
6
6
~6Va
Jan
14%
5% Aug
93/4
Aug
4
2%
23/4
Jan
14
Nelly
Leonard Refineries Inc
3
12%
12%
123/4
24
1,300
Le
1
27%
27%
10
(R G)
Tourneau
& 4
W-
\
Corp
_
1
A
—
—
.
Inc
class A
193/4
Jan
34
7%
100
17
143/8
223/4
22%
4%
Co
7%
250
Feb
Jan
Feb
ft 18
•ft?
Bartlett—
&
8
England Tel
!
A
&
Idria
Jersey
4%
--25c
43/a
"100
3%
ft'
^
7-
1
13/b
13/B
-ft"
%
2,900
1%
ft
121/4
123/4
400
103/4
Jan
32%
36%
18,400
31%
Jan
19
19
20
163/4
Jan
—30c,
78%
60%
Jan
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Jan
Friday
&
Exploration
Lead
Silver
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
Corp
Service
1
Jan
•
&
ft
v
ft
2,500
.
,
78 %
3,500
30 '/a
323/4
10,400
30
30%
500
25%
Jan
10
10%
1,500
8%
Jan
12% May
•
777:''-'v;7-'.777:;-.;7 •'/ftft^ ft-//;'/'
7,"
.
1
13%-
10%
14%:
30
28%
30%
3,300
15%
—1
28%
27%. 28%
:—«—33y3c
1% ;
it/8
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
—lc
%y2
ft
Mages Sporting Goods
10c
•
3%
3%
3%
Magna Oil Corporation--——^_50c. > -■ 43%4%.* 5%
2,300
Trucks
•
warrants
Inc
"29,900
Vending Co class A
Airlines
Inc—
—-7
Service
Communication
Martin
Co
warrants—.
Industries
Maule
11%
10
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
—
.ft
**
44%
Apr
Old
2,600
30% Jan
57
Apr
13
May
8
13,700
Jan
Ohio
Ohio
Power
■
35%
363/4
3,200
26
Feb
35i%
363/4
4,300
34%
Aug
Jan
147/u Mar
6%
Jan
7
7%
"48,800
7
Aug
21/4
2%
2%
9,600
2
Jan
3
Mill
Factors
Miller
Wohl
4'% %
Milo
Investment
165% 1761%
6,700
Jan
202'%
Co
6
53%
—
*
;.
293/4
6%
20%
-
10 3%
122%
3,300
20%
20 'A
1
800
.
4
8 3/a
Jan
Mirro
Power
&
Aluminum
293%r
28%
Mohawk
Airlines
•
Jan
1 Va Mar
Jan
ft. 23% rJan..
ft 1,800
6%
13%
23/4
1,400
5%
3,800
10 y2
73/4
Feb
1,900
2 '/a
Jan
4
10%
Jan
13
1%
48,000
lVa
Jan
14
Jan
1 %
300
8%
3,800
34 %
preferred—*
4%
4%
4%
50
4%
Jan
63/a May
13%
13
133/s
900
11'/a
Jan
17
5
2iy4
21%
21%
900
19y8
Jan
23'/a
1%
14F t
2.50
19%
19%
19%
3,600
143/4
Jan
24%
'ft
50c
124
23%
27%
1733/4 Mar
Feb;
2,650
Jan.
30;Vft.
44 y4
57
Apr
1% May,
Feb
,1,100
■29:;;
Aug
17
Feb
70
Feb
1
30 3/a
/
•
323/4
,.
/57
jun
Aug
'<lV.fr/- A ■
ft. ft'
%
:f ft Jan
8,60o
n
1ft
1
1ft.
5,000
3/4
Jan
6%
6%
6 3/4
1,800
4%
5
5 y2
800
4
Feb
2%
23/8
500
2
Jan !
1ft May
Feb
:
J
2
4 3/4
53/8
8% May
J
6
-
2lit Mar1
1%-Jan4-
6,400
4 Va
Jan
63% May>
210
56%
Aug
673/4 May:
300
84
Jan
90%
863/4
/
'
%
ft
32,100
ft
Jan
83/b
8%
8%
1,200
6%
Feb
5y4
43/4
5%l&- i 24;900
3%
Jan
16 %
%'
July
4% May
:
5,700
59
85 V4
85%
l3/8 May
-
ft.
56 y4
59
:«
/
•
5 J/8
2
2%
•
Apr
Va May
13 Va May
/
8 % May
217a. JUn,
16%
3,300
8%
9%
Jan
15 Va
May :
iiy4
93%
Aug
12 %
Jun
"in
25%
25%
26 y4
'26,800
32,500
1,300
"4%
'93/8
25 %
Jun
303/4
Jan
.100
921/2
92
93%
550
89 3A
Jan.
87/B
16
,
>
*
12 %
—1
5
•
■*•'""".%' "Jan/
22,200
33/a
3 Va
May
20%
5,200"
16'
53%
1,900
ft 5%
64% May
217/8 Aug
Aug-
153/4
••100
133/4
4%
4%
1,000
33/a
Sep
5% Aug
Jan
53/8
97 / .Apr.
ft May
12 y4
:
,
Jan
52
1,270
y2
19%
4V4
V 21 %
•
Jan
9,500
153/4
"
,
"
5ya
56 y4.6i
56 y4
20 V4
5%
16./ Aug.
12%
10
4%
•'
600
ft*
ft
—7
-
7%
-
7
7%.-
1,900
ft
5% Jan
37'%'
Jan-i
39 %
13%
2,600
11%
Aug
193/b
10% May-
Jan
15%
>
6
Jan>
Feb!
% May
21%
22
1,000
15% Jan
43
121/4
12%
12%
200
11%
Jan
13 V*
99-
Jan
101
•
24 3/4
ft
1
——1
6%
1
—
7
50
-
25
500,
35
104;-
1st
redeemable
1st
redeemable
redeemable
redeemable
45% ft.
2,000
37
3,200
30%
Jan
32 % May
400
27%
Jan
28% Mar
31. ) ' 31%
31
27%
26%
Apr
273/a
45-Va
26
26- /
Apr
Monogram Precision Industries—
_1
Jan
6%
7,200
3%
Jan
8% May8% May
1 Vb
17,000
%
Jan
1%
preferred series B
prefeir^i $e^ies CJ^'U
'Iffbhtgomery Ward '& Co class A
-;.;4:5p:%
36'%
4,700
32%
Jun
45%
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Electro Products.
Morse
For footnotes, see page 34.
100
lQ(j
22
1,600
21
July
293/8
$4.50
dividend
dividend
preferred
preferred
conv
Jan
25
Jan
22%
Aug
24
Feb
22 y8
22 y2
200
22
Jan
23% May
10
113/4
6,400
90
9iy2
300
1,000
100
i
"
26%f;Apr
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
16% May
95 % Aug
943/4 Mar
•
87%
Airlines—-^.——-l
Ltd
ftv
1
3y3
3%
33/4
IO3/4
io3/;
11%
6%
7 Va
5,100
5"%
Jan
104 %
125
99%
Feb
108 :,/4 Mar "
July
65% Aug
Northern
Petroleums
&
Light
Corp
class
Power
Paddington
6%
86 %
86%
11%
91
963/4
150
preferred
preferred
dividend
963/4
94
87%
913/4
290
150
150
V..
88%
10
110
130 /
Jan
99
Mar
Jan
153
Aug
Jan
84
2 V2
2,260
.
90 % Mar
47/a May
Jan
*
104
19,000 ,V
13%
9%T Jan
•,
-
Apr*
9% May
5% pfd—100
A_—£
:^._50c
637/B
..60%
63 3/a
6,000
50
4.—-^—*
1
26
25%
26 y4
6,800
22% Jun
27 %
Mar:1
513/4
491/2
52 3/a
7,300 1
285/«
68%
Apr*
lft
1 Va
4,900
1.3/a
Apt'
11
7/b
3,700
ft Page-Hersey Tubes—
Pall Corp class A___—
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
(C A)
(C A)
l
vtc__2 Bol^.
Amer shares—1
>-■
12
Bol
897/» July-
3%
33/8
4,700
88%
20
823/4
Jan
96
20
91.
Jan
.
-
,
,
99
.
87
56%
7%
145
58%
9
40
50
4,300
%-"Aug">r-'T'r-T93
144,
July
150
54
,
Feb
4% Mar
May
-May
la
ly-,4
Corp—
Patino of Canada Ltd—
pat® Gbhsolidated Gold Dredg* Ltd
May
Feb
,
7%
11%
Parkersburg-Aetna
;
Peninsular
Penn
63% May
-12
73/8
11%
Chemical Company——
1
Electrochemical Corp class A__ 10c
Parker Pen Co class A———r~r~—-2
Class
B—_—*
2
6% May
3%
~T
56%
Feb
500
.'
*
*
•
dividend
Pacific
Apr
145
*
25c
,27%' July
Jun «>*?
243/u
22 %
.
Jan.v
Apr
21%
/.
Jan
96
100
•24'/a
25.%:-
23% July
Warrants
Monongahela Power Co—
1
28%: July
,25 % iJan -V;
253/b
22%
--
*
preferred
Lighting
Pacific
Jun
-
5
88%
3%
100
25 Va
Park
.
l ,<'
July
25 Vb
25y4
2
Inc
Industries
Pacific
Aug
28%
23% Aug
1,700
35%
A
35%
*
25
6%
i
—III
101
...
24
6%.
6%"
.
redeemable
$4.36
Apr
100
45
5
1st pfd—25
25
25
preferred——25
pfd series A—25
1st preferred—25
1st preferred—25
1st preferred—25
$4.75
Jun
—10c
——
8
;
6%
$4.75
Apr:
113/4
_•
pfd
37%
113/4
.
preferred
1st
5%
"
93/8 May
37 % '
x
Products
$4.40
May
1
:
—
,1..
10,800
53
preferred
Pacific
Apr
pEeferred_i_'„ —50
4.80%
Apr
2% May
Jan
;
29%
Park
'
1%
1419:
136/
.90c
& Electric
1st
Pacific
Feb
.
'
573/4
11 %
common———_
4.36%
60% Mar
10%
39%
12
—50c
preferred
133/a
123/4
123/4
<•1%
_20c
•
•4.50%
May
Jan
10%
Co
4.40%
Apr
253/4 Aug
' "
;
Feb
37%
Inc
Corp
5%
Feb
1,000
2%
38%
"ctfs"
Ltd-
Clay
4.80%
.
20% Mar
Jan
1
1
RR
1%
1
Co
preferred—
4%%>
Gas
„5% rio
5%
Apr
11%
Light* 5%
Jan
10c
(Del)_
Amer
preferred!
Pacific
,..
si ...32%.Jun
12
Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
_
6%
12%
1
Molybdenite
Warrants
6%
12%
10
Company
Town
Pacific
77% May
247/n Mar
%
1
Mining Corp of Canada.
Minnesota
Aug-
39 y2
Jun
•■
Inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
20%
5,900
9% July
13%
.
10c
Corp
■ft 2,900
47 y4
..
•"
common—
convertible
23%
Aug
165'%
1
Corp„
Electronics
22%
Apr
r
Jan
5
conv
28
46
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sharesftlOs
Opelika Mfg Corp
_
—5
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
——:
1
Overseas Securities—:—
1
Oxford Electric Corp
—.————1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
453/4 May
46'% Apr
1
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midwest
$1
133/a Aug
Jan
1
Co
Oils
40c
4% May
33% Mar
800
Corp
Corp
Aug
13%
23 y4
—%—25
"ex stock dist"__—_
Brass
7%-Apr
14,100
Chemical Corp
Oil
Jan.
10%
,2,000
41 Va
1
Inc
Corp.—
of
Corp
Apr
6%
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Midland
46%
3,400
6,300
19%
12%
193/a
46 y2
Airlines
Manufacturing
Okalta
4
113/4
Miami Extruders Inc.—
Hone
Apr
Mar
4
1 "ft
Railway
Southern
&
Ogden Corp
Jun
__
53/4
4 % May
1%. Jan
5,000
113/8
39%
12 3/8
1 ft.
Occidental Petroleum Corp.——.
22
:
33/4
18%
41
19
1
Oak
i
Associates
Jan
~33/a
.
1V8 May
.
6%
Metal & Thermit Corp
Micromatic
Jan
23/4
1
—_———
Inc
Industrial
4
Aug
19% July
25
Jan
ft
ft'-ftft.-ft.ft
Jun
•
11%
Co—
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Microwave
2%
2%
-■'*
**
Apr
% Jan
6%
Mfg
Michigan
10,200
13% May
*
Aug
7 »/8
ft-.'
Jan
3%
Rosario_ff3.33%
2%
_50c
1
1
ftC/ft
103/4
1,400
39%
11'%
Merchants
,
300
1
32%
3
Co
12%
Jan
Jan
38'%:
—1
*
Inc
&
12
Apr
Apr
-
36 3/4
——
Corp—
Jan
12%
1
North Penn RR Co
*
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd—1—1
3,500
11%
'
—.
warrants
Corp
McCrory
McCulloch Oil
'-31'/a
Jan
Oils Ltd—
5,800
,.
32%
47
45
£1
Maryland Cup Corp—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
1,200
%
Canadian
Jan
31%
32%
45%
Ltd
Co
41%
83/4
Ltd
Mines.
Northeast
International Marine
Marconi
Apr
40%
19%
17%
>
20% ■■'-"1,100
2.50
Rubber
Mansfield Tire &
Apr
45
40%,
9,800
Royalties
14,100
20!/8
__
*
1
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mangel Stores
23
11,900
-19% Jan
iyB Jan
5,500
—
Public
Jan
13
Jan
9
1400
.
Maine
Apr
18
28 y4
North
323/4 Aug
31% May
10Va
M
Macke
313/B
1
>..•
Mines
Lites
Nuclear
Mack
31
Jan
3/4
American
Nova
Mackey
Jan
17%
26%
North
20% Mar
767/8
2
MacFadden Publications Inc—j.—
12 V*
1,800
%
Mining
Rim
Norfolk
2'/b May
30
..2.50
(The) Co
3,100
27 y4
Cq^r
Co_—ft.ft
Nipissing
207/» May
46% Mar
-
32%
Mines. —10c
Corp
14,700
24
Co—.—:—50c
Land
Arizona
Mexico
■-
793/8 July
16
1
4ft May
l3/8 Mar
2ft
173/8
23%
25c
Chem
&
Zinc
,£Lew York & Hon^ur^s.
May
35 Va
—
'
Electronics
Lucky
Min
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co_
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16%
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Apr
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Lodge & Shipley
Jun
21% Mar
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20
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New
Noma
Loral
2
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17%
1
& Tel
Haven Clock
New
22% May
253/4 Jun
"
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Feb
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common
new
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Apr
26% May
Jan
7
14,400
ft
23%
173/4
Jan
8%
2
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New
May
10,300
7%
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Jan
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6,400
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New" Process
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Locke
—
10
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4,200
11 y4
Aug
.
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1,100
18 3/a
30c
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Stores
Nestle-Le
May
87,500
Realty
133/4
——1
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New
Apr
10%
1,900
2%
Products iclass
Motor
313/a Mar
173/4
10c
Associates
Co
Electric
Video Corp
Nedicks
May
2
5
University
25c
Lee
Lefcourt
Aug
13%
•
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—
14
10%
50c
Ltd
Telefilm
4%
1,100
13,700
10
Chemical
Car
4% July
5% Aug
ft
Mar
1
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-2% July
600
13
163/4
Jun
33/8 July
38
Mar
2,000
123/a
16
~-
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Jan
July
2
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700
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1,700
7,400
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25
2,400
163/4
100
8
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3
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33%
27
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1
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29 Va
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1
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Ltd
33/4
303/4
14
16%
6
2,200
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30%
1
1
Stores
National Petroleum
12y8 May
Jan
National
1
6%
6%
200
,.
1
Machines
Weld
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
Mines
Apr
7y2 Mar
National
Shore
July
11%
6,400
National Research
Lake
38 3/4
Jan
10,800
National
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Jan
6
9y4
83/4
83/4
11
11
1
National
27% May
1
9%
Jan
33
19 Vb Mar
33 %c
10c
2,500
Apr
93%
73/4 July
113/8
National
Mar
July
143/4
24%
:
7y4
7y8
5
—'
Inc
National
Corp—
Class A common
1,000
8%
National
Apr
600
3%
preferred—
8y2
May
547/B Mar
Jan
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
Jun
33
8,500
class A
Corp
convertible
7
29%
Jan
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7/b May
22
5
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1
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Apr
26
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400
8%
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Co
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Nachman
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20 Va
8
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Feb
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Kostin
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23/8
21%
5%
25
163/4 May
133/a
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1
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Jan
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2
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(S)
Kleinert
Mar
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Kirkland Minerals
Jan
11
1 Va
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Co
18
1,800
Piston
Muter
Apr
1,900
11%
13
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31
24%
11
5%
5%
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24%
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Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg
Co
May
43
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100
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31
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/
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new
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(Walter)
8%
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96%
96%
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29,900
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Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kilembe
117/B
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Kawecki
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&
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ft;.
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85/a May
.
Volume
194
Number 6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(981)
AMERICAN'STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Pep Boys (The)
Low
1
16 %
Perfect
Photo
Permian
Corp
Inc
17%
77
26%
27%
163/4
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33%
•
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17%
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763/4
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35
76%
r
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7 3/a
Jan
21 %
600
65%
Jan
22%
Feb
29
10,900
1
1%
1ft
1%
78,500
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
-1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
474
47B
4 '/8
3,600
3% Mar
Oils
Minerals
&
Industries
—5
.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co...10
Phillips Screw Go
Industries
Pioneer
Plastics
Inc
—1
Plume
&
&
Atwood
Pneumatic
Scale;
Polycast
(The)
Polymer
Corp
8%
2, *x0
87
Jun
14
3,500
113/a
Jan
4,000
5% Mar
13%
13%
900
123/4 July
&
Alexander
(Del)—-2.50
;
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——*
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>
-
300
175/a
Feb.
11%
900
103/b
Jan
500
2
1
(The)
2
150
60%
2,800
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8
3
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71
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26
24%
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Jan
105
21% Jan
25
Feb
13
Jan
241/2
Apr
12% Jan
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38.
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6%
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——-——
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Jun
__1
4,700
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10%. May
14 V2. July
"91/8.
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*
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14%
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%
15,800
7%
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80%
81
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160
4%
63/B
6 3/a
100
6 3/a
6%
400
4%
Royal American Corp
Royalite
Oil
Co
Russeks Fifth
Russell
Ryan
&
47/a
4
9ft
4%
3%
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1,400
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37/8
Jan
15% Mar
8y2
s.
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Lawrence Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius Inc__:—^
5
107,800
1%
Jan
4%
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2y8
Jan
43/8
Carlos Milling Co. Ltd—.—16 pesos
San, Diego Gas & Electric Co—
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series preferred
:
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4%% series preferred-.
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preferred—:
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300
2
Jan
5
22
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Ltd.
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>
3,200
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
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5%
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10 y2
Apr
8%
100
7%
Jan
ll7/8
100'
19%'
Apr
19
Feb
19
Mar
23% Mar
18%
18%
200
17% Aug
17% Jan
22
600
21% Jan
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Inc
9%
1,000
8%
4,800
7%
7%
1
51/8
47/a
5%
24%
25%
5%
6%
May
Aug
13% May
7% Mar
Feb
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Jan
11 y8
.
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24%
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1
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6 %
--
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900
20
1,
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40%
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12%
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7%
7% May
411 Apr
7,100
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33%
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3%
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:
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3% Jan
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July
2% Jan
28 Va
Sep
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4% Apr
2% Feb
5% Jan
400
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23% May
4% May
3% May
8
2,000
31%
6,900
28%
Jan
45% Mar
800
20%
Jan
413/4 Aug
I,700
20%
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30%
29%
38%
38%
41%
38%
381/4
40
11%
Jun
A
common.
preferred-
10
7%
44%
Corp..
5
Material
•
500
433/a
45%
5,300
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37%
•
6%
6%
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33%
36%
8,600
25 %
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9,100
32
53
25%
27%
49,800
4%
4
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1,400
3
Jan
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5%
5%
6%
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—1
21%.
21%
22%
4,100
93/4 Jan
31
18%
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5.8%
18
16% Aug
2 8/e Jan
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;
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11%
11%
12%
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1%
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&
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pfd.
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1%
1%
25
62
Jan
42% May
5% Apr
14%
6% Apr
12% May
153/4 May
4% May
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May
May
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97
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Feb
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7%
71%
7%
2,000
7
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143/8
Apr
10%
3,800
7%
Jan
16
Apr
1,300
16 3%
Jan
22
May
May
"warrants"
10%
Co
Park
18%
5
convertible
Thorncliffe
Feb
Jun
Apr
Hoc
Corp
Shovel
70c
Jan
5
5,100
95
Jan
63A
4,600
l3/a
1%
95
Apr
113/4
II,300
Thew
8%
36% Aug
94% May
26%
Electronics Inc.
Inc
May
-II
5,000
Textron
Mar
47
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6,900
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Aug
8
Jan
43/4 Feb
15,400
Power
42
Jan
7
34
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Inc...
75/8
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com
preferred
10c
1
Markets Inc
Thriftimart Inc class A
Tobacco Security Trust
18 3/4
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3%
15,800
1%
Feb
133/a
-
10
Ltd
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2%
10
13%
300
8%
Jan
83/B
9
1,000
5%
4
Jan
17% May
93/4 Jun
Jan
30%
25c
27%
273/4
273/4
1
31%
31%
32
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered
5s
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
5%
5%
5%
100
31%
303/4
34%
6,000
20
Jan
85%
853/4
100
83
Jan
33/4
4,600
2%
Jan
3% Mar
Tower
Acceptance
13
13 Vb
8,700
3 3%
Jan
14% Aug
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—
Co
300
25%
3,100
25
II3/*
class A
class
Feb
5%
Amer
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Oil Co
33% Mar
Jan
12% May
6% Apr
34% Aug
Ltd—
Todd
Corp
Apr
Mar
1
85%
3%
A
3%
12
5,400
%
300
14 Va
Jan
1,700
8% Feb
83/a
4,600
4%
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50c
1
!—•
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25:
14:
9
25
24
263/s
3,500
15%
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28'
39%
393/8
40
1,700
24%
Jan
43
10
Co
May
Jan
21
10
87 %
29%
29 %
30%
2,400
19%
Jan
5
18%
17%
18%
3,100
193/4
19%
100
warrants
33 V2 Mar
Aug
True
Temper
Corp
14y» Mar
Unexcelled
19
Apr
Union.
Gas
Union
Investment
July
13%, May
17%. Apr
Union
Stock
6% Jan
9% Mac
9
Jan
10,400
23 % July
30%. Apr
122% Aug
91% Jun
153-ya. Apr
*.
Aug
44%. Apr
23 Vb
2,200
243/4
Feb
May
•
Jan
100
•
2
-
81
■5<«f/18
200
47
24%
28
May
353%
12
.21,000
45
;
16
1,400
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24%
.2.50
Apr
Apr
1« May
5% May
14%
45
1
i—
——
Jan
213% jun
27% Aug,
16% Jun
I." 900
22%
1.
8%
15%
48% May
3,500
128
8
4,800
..
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Jun
93/4 May
.
Jan
20% Aug
673/4 Jan
10,000
.
;
14%
14
.
1
:
common
cumulative
Tri-Cantinental
Jan
20
30
3*
IOC
22 Vb
30%
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Jun
•
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co..
1.
2%
83A
900
6% May
3%
100
a
of. Canada
of America
24%
125
18
7%
2%
300
2,400
39,400
•
17%.
17%
22%
8%
May
"
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
55/8
4,56
29%
243/4
450
Trav-ler Radio Corp
2%. Feb
4ft
127
73%
8 %. May
18,600
12%
•
72%
93/4
Jan
38%
12.50'
2,900
9%
2%
23%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams* Co^ common
213/4
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1,400
20%
Jan
5% July
8%
.
34,000
14%
Lux Corp
1
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44,600
25'/2
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21%
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9
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6%
;
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3% Jan
1,300
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9
8%
4%
39%
Co
28%
13% May
30% Apr
3%
4%
25%
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85%
Jan
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Aug
8% Mar
1
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Jan
9%
.10c
9>%, Apr
3
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681/4
2,500
8
4%
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7% Aug
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123/4
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Feb
26 Va May
15»/4 Feb
28
10
.
,
85%
2%
Jan
,
6,600
„
Mar
12
9;.
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400
12
112%
831/4
,
28%
1
7
,
2%
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Seton
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12%
50
.
Jan
July
20% May
14 % May
■.
8% Aug
23% Jan
12% Jan
4% July
4,900
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4ft
Inc
133/s
33/4
5
1
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24%
12%
3%
700
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp.
Seligman. & Latz Inc—
Serrick .Corp class BServo Corp of
America—,
Servomechanisms Inc
3,100
; 241/2
13%
6%
85%
_50c
10
2,200
4,600
5%
83/4
13,000
6%
1
Aug
28%
6%
-4
Aug
7%
1%
27
1
Securities
8.%
74
26% May
45% May
Jan
7%
300
1%.
57/8
4%
8%
8,700
73/4
4.%.
4%
10c
3,200
6 5/8
6V2
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Metais
10%
1
•fir Apr
H Jan
1,700
-2,100
9%
-1
Seaporcel
%
7%
—25c
—
Gems
96,000
%
6%
25c
—
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co—1
Screen
%
%
Jan
13,500
Apr
8% Mar
12%
.
15% Aug
23% Sep
b3/8
5%,
Terry
21% May
22
•
15
Feb
July
17
Jun
a
8
5
Thompson-Starrett
—_*
:—
26%
14%
,3,500
Feb
20%
———-—50c
Savage Arms Corp
a
Savoy Industries (Del)
23%
14%
22%
,
Aug
83/4
583/4
18_1/4
16%
14
.
4% Mar
Terminal-Hudson
May
6%
8%
18%
1,000
1,800
Television Industries Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
Sep
200
20%
20
14%
"9%
24%
II—5
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
5% Apr
3% May
—
Sarcee Petroleums
17%
_10c ;
Corp
Telectro Industries
Aug
43/8
6
San
5.60% series
14»/8
~8%
9%
—1
1
Tel-A-Slgn Inc
12 Vb May
2%
22
>•
—
18% Aug
6%
Textron
6 Va
Jan
Jan
43/e
Texstar
—•
22 3/4
7%
«
Operations
Technicolor Inc
'
—2.50
21% Aug
2,600
2
Co
Technical
•
\
69% Mar
5V4
*
.
Jan
100
3,600
4%
Texas
•
58%
66%
22
6%
Texam
,
70 Va Mar
22
1
Shop; Inc
Wells Corp
Technical
12% July
Jan
Jan
3%
2%
43/8
B)
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
6/f Apr
Jan
3%
1
Apr
Jan
1
4%
10% May
6% Apr
31
July
Jan
l7/8
12,800
5,800
-
Jan
25%
Jun
1
preferred
Corporation
Class
18y4,Mar
6
5
9%
"3%
-__1
Haynes
400
10%
9»/4
C) Company
8,800
29
10%
_•
Avenue Inc.———.50c
(The F
4%
43/8
283/a
,—.——50c
Ltd——
Consolidated
Ryerson
47/a
16%
&
Talon
85
5% Mar
Roosevelt
1
25 %
Jun
1
.5
Aug
Jan
Jun
Aug
1
.Syntex Corporation——
427/a Apr
Feb
Rolls Royce Ltd— :
;;
Amer dep rets ord
regis—
___£1
30c
72%
24%
23%
31 'A May'
78 Vb
23%
pfd F—.100
-
Feb
300
1,400
20%
Supermarkets Operating Co
__50c
Superior Tool
Die Co
—1
Superior Window Co class A—I.¬ —10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Feb
9
Jan
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roxbury Carpet Company
70
25%
21
Container Corp
StylpR
9% Mar
2V* Feb
Robinson Technical' Products Inc— 20c
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland
Products
Inc..
62
72%
Sunair Electronics Inc
—10c
Sunset International petrol
1
Corp.
Supercrete Ltd—
__25c
8% Mar
3% Jan
4y? Feb.
7,900
-1.50
Jan
200
—10
'Struthers
6,300
Inc,
29%
16%
—10c
(Hugo)
Feb
73/8
Field
2,600
73/4
Corporation
Stlnnes
^Stone
7%,
13
Jun
51% Aug
343/4 May
5
Inc
4% Aug
7%. Jan
1
Jan
10%
20%
Co
(Kentucky)
(J
May
14 Va
Jan
24 %
Inc
Stetson
42
15%
Canada, ordinary;
Parts
11% May
Jan
Jan
•
of
Jan
May
20%
...
%
Broadcasting; Inc.
5%
9
Jan
10% Mar
63/4
,
1
Co
Jan
27%
34|b
66%
lc
convertible
2% May
70% Mar
.7%
Corp—."—
5%
Mar
3,800
I
Inc
Oil,
423/4 Feb
35
65 Va
41,000
9%
21%
21%
1
Uranium Mines Ltd—
(The) Corp common
Jan
.
..
Aug
2
...
,
r"
3,1065.
Arena
Jan
13 Vz
200
"83/B
Jun
May
25
;
Petroleum Corp
Co Inc
:
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products,
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10%; Ape
Jan
11 //a,
4,400
23/4 J.2%
—
Co—
400
25
preferred
California
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares Inc..
Steel
.Aug
8% Apr
Jan
20
Jan
-1
Rollins
cumulative preferred
Steel
"22
-
637/s Jan
13,000
•
23%
223/a,
23
50C-
4,200
51
17
63
25
preferred
cumulative
%
15,900
14%
.
.
8,600
10%
71%
25
50c
'
Corp.—...
Argentine Mining ;CoA_—
Ridgeway Corp——
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Rogers
cumulative
2%
35,400
,
6%
.
:• *
Rico
:
4%
13%
.
Resistoflex
;
64
6
19,100
"1% "
.IV2
65 Vz
.
Jan
243/4
25
Staiham Instruments Inc
19%. May
4% Mar
;2,500
,.7%...
3%.
1%
.
zil
_.
67/B
4%
.
-AX
-10
-aRemington Arms- Co Inc.——..
Republic FoiL Inc
.:
7Va
.
%
4%
24
25
Jan
May
19%, Jan
' i'etf
18
2,800
"""A200
Jan
273,4 July
41% July
700
25
Starrett
PV-
(Robert:)
preferred
preferred
cumulative
cumulative preference
convertible preference
Stelma.
21%
6.
Reeves,Soundcraft Corp,.——:—— ._5c
'.Reinsurance Investment Corp——
—1
Reis
cumulative
Stanrock
■
a6%: L.7%...
18%
.
—1
-
•r
•
13
23
14
Inc
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
>Rayette Co Inc4-—
Apr
Apr
13% Aug
23/4 Apr
Jun
16
900
9%
32%
25
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Stanley Aviation Corp
i
.
Ramco Enterprises Inc
*
-4.88%
..
>
7%
Edison—
original preferred
.Standard
•
-5
32
14% Aug
1,550
-
47%
33%
Dredging Corp common.
1
convertible preferred—
—20
Standard Forglngs Corp
—1
Standard Metals* Co. new common.. —3 c
*
'
JL2I5O
Co
$1.60
r.t
5%
283%
Jan
%
40
9%
51-
California
%
10%
8%
10%
.1
Standard
-
'
*'
Estate
Oil
Stahl-Meyer
-
Quebec Lithium Corp—————1
Quebec Power Co.i.———■*
1
3
-
"
11
50
Apr
-
79Va~
29%
7%
Speedry Chemical Products class A.50c
Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Mar
23
7%
"III
Southland Royalty
July
Jan
16
47
£1
Corp
Penn
Sports
100
'
•
:::5
—__
-
"78
79%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber.—:— ...3
Puritan Sportswear Corp^—L.—1
Pyle-National Co
10%
83 Va
2,600
23
47%
Southern Materials
Southern Pipe Line.
Southern Realty &
Utilities
9% July
Jan
Co
4.24%
Apr
Apr
'
16,300
57,000
28%
•
*•
Oil
4.08%
Apr
Jan
86%-"
'
"
.20c
—
86
5,300
1%
High
Jan
24% Jan
8 3/4 Aug
100
preferred:
Coast
Southern
*
'
_i_;—L .100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co..
Real
14%
4.32%
6-ft Mar
12"%
1,900
12%
;12% ; 1 12 %
_—,—
of
-4%%: ..preferred
Ramo
14%
22 Va
2,200
11
%
Spencer
Providence /Gas.
r-
3%
4.48%
Jan
2,700
22
3%
4.56%
Mar
49%
2,400
193/a
~3%,
4.78%
3 Vb May
19 Va
18 3/4
■
15% May
59 Vb Apr
353/8 July
4% Jan
2,700
5U
"
1%
-250
Corp
Southern
16% May
27Va Apr
Apr
50%
20
Company——;
Service
70
5%
1
preferred—
50
2,900
42%
5%
1
common
convertible
South
Aug
9% Aug
-
-
Corp.:
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
V- 41%
*
"
.
2ft
693/4
—66%
Ltd——1
Proctor-Silex
553/4
39
—
Public
900
2Va
8%
Manufacturing
South
Apr
9%
"I
;
Prentice-Hall Inc
Soss
Aug
283/8
2%
I' 55%
'
V
25
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Sonotone
143/4 July
Sep
11%
:
25%
1
Inc
Venezuelan
Feb
21Va
-
of Canada
Mines
15%
.....
50
2%
9%
/
25%
1%
dep rets ord registered
Slick
Airways Inc
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Apr
181/4
5,500
.
12,000
10%
Amer
163% Jun
Jan
.21%
*
Low
22%
„10C
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
deposit rets
Boardman Publishing—
conv
5 %
9%
-
Power Corp
$1.25
"19% I
rt 00
2%
..
2.50
Inc
103
$3
.
Singer
151/4 Aug
12%
ii%
;■
Lighting
Sinclair
10%
Jan
8
133/a
——.1
.
:
39
;_50c
22%
—20C
Simpson's- Ltd
Apr
17'/a May
12V4 Aug
13%
A—————1
Corp—
class A
63% Feb
4,000
i
Corp
Precision
Shares
Low
2
Automobiles—
Simmons
7%
Jan
12
.
Simco
Apr
11% May
•
Powdrell
Preston
73/8
__10
class
'
■
7% Jan
2,700
I..'
class A
—2
Creek
Silvray
39% May
Jan
13 Va
;
*
.
Jan
1,400
96%.
9OV4
53 5/a
12 3/8
—*
Co—
14
Co
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
2
Aug
7% May
Apr
1,800
8%
12%
—.—50
300
.8%
8V4
14
Polymers Inc—_10c
Mfg
Products
83/B
;—1
Polarad Electronics Corp—
Poloron
8%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials
13%
.
31V*
1,900
14
Gas
Transistor
Silver
363/4 Aug
&
B
Silicon
,
5%
13 Va
.
Oil
Class
for Week
American
3,200
4%
4%
■-
—4
_
.
363/4
5
_10c
a:—:—:
Corp
353/4
pesos*
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)....__
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce
363/4
Signal
Aug
21 Va July
15% July
8,000
Apr
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
823/4 July
500
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
2,000
27s/8 July
3/4 Jun
Peruvian
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27 Va
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
33
Aug
600
17 Ya Mar
5,000
»V Jan
98
Jan
36
Jan
25% May,
%' Apr
Chemical
Co
of
Corp
Canada
Yards
of
Omaha—
27
...20
United Aircraft Products
..50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
;
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc_.
1
•
United Elastic Corp
;
48%
Investing. 12.60
8%
5
5%
United. Improvement
United
Milk
&
Products
United* Molasses Co Ltd—
American, dep rets ord regis— __10s
United N J RR. & Canal..—. -100
-
15%
Jan
22 %
Jun
15%
5%
6%
27%
5%
614
1%,
Jan
33/4
Jan
19,300
%
Jan
400
40 3/4
1%
1%
483/4
493/4
8%
8,400
5%
53%
14 %
4
2,400
57,900
.8
19% Aug
Jan
25% July
700
5%
6%
—
Jan
10 Vb
IIl4
Co
*■:
-
200
*
Apr
4% Feb
4%
Jan
4%
Jun
167 y» Mar
30
Aug
Feb
7% May
6% Sep
2ft Apr
50
Aug
10%
Jun
7% Jan
.5%
Apr
174% May
xi
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(982)
.
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
(Range.for Week Ended September I )
Sale Price
Air
S
Ceramic
U
S
Low
3%
3%
6%
6%
9%
10%
11%
11%
13%
45%
45
Tile Co
American
Corp
Consolidated Oil-
! 4.400
3%
6%
Rubber Reclaiming Co_,
Conditioning Corp-
1
25ct-
.
—10
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
S
U
Universal
Shares
_50c
U
Universal
for Week
Low
Par
,
67,300
4%
45%
1.400
6%
,1.000
6%
Universal
Container Corp c! A com_10o;
Controls
Inc
25c
11
10%
n%
Universal
Insurance;—*
17.78.
33
31%
40%
13
13
Marion
*—;
Corp
Sugar
___■
,
9%
13%
5,700
6%s
•;'-Y 13% Mar
Jan
Jan
49% Mar
Jan
9%
Apr
16 %
Jan
40 y4
Aug
17%
Feb
8.200-
7%
Apr
v
—.,..1
& Rubber
Vanderbilt Tire
Van
Industries
Norman
Paint
Victoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
Vita
class
A
•
16%
16%
17'
14%
13%
15
12%
12 Va
13%
23,000
25o
38 %
35%
38%
3,200
_1
2
9%
9%
1Q
4,200
9%
9%
10
8,200
6Va
25%
24%
25%
10%
10%
23 y8
24%
.
;
Products
„
24%
10c
Inc.,—
2,700
11
8,000
6 Va
31%
Jan
Jan
•
'
400
16%
Jan
32 %
;
6%
non-cum
70
20
1%
Jan
New
4Vi
Jan
2%
15,600
1%
Jan
preference
Weiman <Sz Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
series
47,500
1
Jan
360
75
Jan
95
pf(t——ltO
5
1%
3,000
27
600
18% Jan
95
265
88%
5 Yb
4%
Tablet
&
5%
3 V*
3%
3%
4%
20
_10
_
A
A
38%
39%.
27%
27%
1,800
31%
31%
—-
112
—1
Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
Stores
Brothers
Wilson
28%
Feb
800
44
Jan
%
4%
2,400
2%
Jan
27%
Jan
52
20
52
22k
May
26%
2,400
Jan
41
18%
18%
10,300
13%
Jan
32
9%
2,600
8%
Jan
12 Va
American
4%
4
4%
900
3%
Feb
1
ieya
.
——
Yonkers
1
2
'
■
■
Aug
16
Aug
'
n
Jan
97%
22%
—M—
10
'
■
——
12
13%
'
''
Jan?
29 Va May
Jan
14% May
19% Mar
7%
600
13%
.
13 Va
100
Aug
7?
7
regular——8s
29
-
7
2,100
.
4%
■>': 4%
'•
,
■V
,.1,900
.
28
.
—1
Jewelry .Co.;
—^—
Zapata Off-Shore Coi
Zapata Petroleum Corp
^
38%
36%
8%
f
7%
6%
'!
5%
-2,500
8%
-10c
6 %
Interest
-
20%
'-:-r
5
l"'
5,000
Jail'
Bid & Asked
debs
Chemoil
Industries
Chicago
No.
85
83
3%s
$120%
Period
Exchange
Last
or
1st
5%s
5s
States
conv
91"
"91
"
Bonds
2%s
debentures
United
States
4%s
s
1967
Steel
96%
98%
Mar-Sept
97 y2
'
96%
'*88%
:
May -Nov
1981
April-Oct
1976
97%
*99
conv
subord
conv'subord
1983
debentures
series
series M
1985
series N
Low
82%
High
84%
86
91"
"i
91
96%
90 %
22
89%
93%
,88%
88 %
96%
101%
'96%
.
^
89
6
90%
98
102%
96%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1969
101%
105 Va
101 Va
seres
1976
Mar-Sept
137
139
111 Va
80
89
—
93
92%
93%
99%
98 Va
99 Va
234
'
89%
89 V*
&
1982—,
April-Oct
& Southwest
first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4>/4s 1983:
Virginian
Ry
3s
series
B
27
91.
28
131% 133
v
'
'
*
No
Wabash
RR
Cor-
,
"w
88
Feb-Aug
'"$95
3s
92 %
Feb-Aaj/
37
1970—Feb-Aug
_.
.
104%
100%
5
97%
105
105 y4
102 %
105 %
98
27
102%
98%
98 y4
100%
100%
$90%
9iya
89
93
$89
92 y4
88
89 %
$91%
94
89%
$161
103
98 %
97
97
2
96'/a
98%
68
69
26
63 Va
72
68
1951—
i
Jan-July
6%s 1962—Jan-July
Assn—
7s
—
$125:
$10
'
„
—
—
92 y4
101
—
13
__
liya
—
13y4
'
v
Jan-July '
A
$86
$86
$120
$65
.
-
—
—
—
—
87%
—
__
—
</
69
—
64
66
' ,' " ;
—
—
_
—
—
—
—
—
$99
—
—
99
99
$64
__
__
66
—
t
$80
$80
-
—
__
—
—
—
'
—
87%
—
62
65
62
44
48
—
48
55
*
—
44%
; 44%
45V4
—
$48
52
;
mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"x w," without warrants..
"w w," with warrants;
when issued;
RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 1)
Week's Range
RR
Warren
83%
118%
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
registered 2361—
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3%s. series C 1979
5%s debentures 1982—
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
April-Oct
—Jan-July
3Vas ser A
1981—Jan-July
May
Pacific
Western
5s
RR Co
1984
income debentures
Westihghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
First
1st
mortgage
2
*92%
99 Va
96%
96%
8
"51%
84 Va
94 Va
98
79%
91
•'
74%
93 Va
96
'•
"
53%
43
44
50%
51%
54
44
92%
52%
51
92 Va
5
*80%
*—
*76
*95%
—
*86 Va
—
*73%
*93%
193%
193
82%
Feb-Auy
81
—
100
__
91 y4
100
99 Va
56%
56
97
82
103%
78
78
93 3/a
.
—
87
96 V*
85 Va
73%
—
88
73%
91 Va
—
193%
24
82%
2
94
92%
—
94 Va
94
82
112%
84%
91
97
Co-
2%s
Power
2%s
Public
79%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Electric
79%
*93%
May-ZVou
1 2029
1976—
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan
Gen
10
Jan-July
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4Vas s f debs 1978
RR
94%
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3 %3; series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
3%s convertible debentures 1975
Central
94%
49%
84 Va
*84%
—
3s
mortgage
28
1979:—
3%s
Service
60
48
60 V4
19
58%
62%
48
48
12
38%
49
79
81
88%
92
June-Dec
*79
_Mar-Sept
*__
1971
Jan-July
*90%
91
—
85%
79%
79%
77%
89 Va
♦83%
II
81
86%
87
87
89%
72
77
*69
707/a
*86%
—
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
a
Deferred
delivery
sale
in
year's
range,
84%
.
112% 113
H.
16
86 y8
included
90%
"7
91
not
112 7/a
1976
Jan-July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
118 Va
included
the
in
year's
the
§ Negotiability
.
the
' 69 %
Rangs Since
Sold
High
83 Va
,*90V2.'-^
Bonds
Friday's
T?
2000—-Feb-Augr
3%s
4s
176
81
gtd gold
ref
first
Western
101
*85
...
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
1979—,
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nou
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966——Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—n_——__Jan-July;
General
108%
84
—,
Period
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting: gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
100%
76%
1
82
Last
Interest
not
n
_April-Oct
77
98%
98%
69 %
69 Va
3
69 Va
77%
—
2
71
78
78%
71
78
81%
77
104%
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd
lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
...
.-s!
impaired by maturity.
Act,
or
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices;
•
Bonds selling
78
29
Bankruptcy
98
range,
$ Companies reported
-
84%
99
9
Low
98%
97%
*74%
May-Nov
i,„J__'
99%
102%
$97%
.100
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
3y4s
92
94%.
101
$102
1970
(Calif)
85
102% 102%
.100%
92%
,
80%
6
103
101
102%
88
5
87%
100% 102
Apr-Oct
Electric
"
10
81
"
87%
Mar-Sept
—-
88%
81
87%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
New York Stock Exchange
91 Va
*—
1973-April-Ocf
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtgd income 4%s series B Jan 1991_i
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1——Jan-Aug
"conv," convertible; "M,"
i',"
w
■
Feb-Aup
;
,
80
79%
82
May-Nov
lien and ref mtge 3y4s ser O
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983—
-
;
-
89%
,
par
Wisconsin
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1995
First
6s subord income debs 2008
89%
(Prov) 6%js 1949
stamped (Plan A)
Hanover
Wisconsin
June-Dec
1st
Virginia
78
,
142
93 Va
aoo
Mar-Sept
1979
J
85
Jan-July >
Feb-Aug
2V8s 2008—_May-No«
'
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
" ?V '
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oot
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2y8s 2008—
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—*
''
•'
r '
Sinking fuiid 3s Jan 1 1997
-——^-Jan-July. .
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
.
•
Maranhao
104 %
63
June-Dec
1980
series
$79 y4
1967
4%s series B 1967"
5 %s
102%
56
*81 Va
refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
3 Vis
84%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Gas
91
80
1——
&
97%
82
-
83
:
3y4s
85
$81%
1985
(Germany)
Wisconsin
1st
M
"$82"
Savihgs Banks and- Clearing
Debt
Adjustment Debentures—.
101 %
97%
13
98%
100%
*80
First and
ref
83
95
86
—:
Gas
88
96
i——Feb-Aufjr
1983
Gas
95%
89
1986-
L
95%
Jan. 1
~4
135
139
Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
1975—Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
ref 2%s series G
Mar-Sept
Danzig Port & Waterways
Virginia
1st &
,207
83
tive*
103% 103 Va-
May-Nov
1986
debs
133
„
$80%
—
•
Co—
4%s
"
102
94
55
93%
102% 102%
102%
April-Oct
Corp of America—
conv subord debentures
4%s
190
$83
—-Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
!
German
Vanadium
Vendo
91
125:
"
1———Feb-Aug
'
V
3»/as
88
$178
-
88%
97%
70
Sold '
98%'* 99
May-Noo
;
debs
4s
f debentures
97
82%
95 ya
I
—
90
*87%
Jan-July
debentures
—
1982
Rangs Since
No.
High
90 VB
90 Vb
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1978
2%s debentures
1965
,
—
Baden
Freight Co—
subord
S Rubber
88%
$96%
92
65
1
Friday's
*80%
._Mar-Sept
1973—
1977
coll trust 4J/4s 1978
debentures
99%
,
89%
4
92%
"
May -Nov
mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
s
f debentures 1980
United
U
f
99%
92
$86%
ApriZ-Oct
:
series J
Counties
"'
s
92
87
—
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Jon-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
debentures
coll trust 4y2s
1st mtge &
99%
—
$99% 101
92
1981—May-Noo
3s
"——J
_
series K
Week's Range
•
4%s
80
98%
141%
125
103%
50
88 Va
70
70
$91 y2
Interest
3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3V2s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
fund
$99%
Friday
mtge & coll trust
&
6s
BONDS
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
f debentures
98%
71
120
-
High
83
•
12
89
89
70
Low
sinking
16
30
72
^Foreign Governments and Municipalities
May
Jan. 1
Low
91%
Jan-July
1978
BONDS
s
157
"130
Vdlue. a Deferred'delivery transaction (not included in year's rangeL d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal. - n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (hot included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
.
'
•
,
.
.
• :
.
;
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership,
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
>.
21
86
90%
Friday
mtge
100
95 V2
1982
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1st
91 ya
117%
-
series I
Continued from page 29
3%s
71
—Jan-July
1
•
Jan
Rangs Since
57
Feb-AUg
1973-—
Transit Authority
4%s
114% 116
72
__April-Ocf
__ApriZ-Oct
1984—June-Dec
:
Jan-July
1982
■
•
8% Mar
Sold
High
90%
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Elec Power 3y4s 1970.;
June-Otc
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—
June-Dec
1st
26
150:
$iooy2100%
—
California
Jun
10
Jan-
Bonds
Steel &
New York Stock
'87
131%
128
62%
125
; '1
9iy8
115,
CorR debs 6s ser A 1963
—
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964——June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974_—4
sJrJune-Gec
39% Aug
v
r
4% Jan
orFriday?a
Sale Price
Appalachian
6s
1
91 Va
10
159
Week's Range
Bast
•
June-Deo
1974
subord debs
con
54%
134 V- 134
Wasatch
35% July
-4% July
-
JunV
Low
Period
American Stock Exchange
5 '/as
1
.117% 117%
1981
Jan
1%
-Jun;;
;4
—
-2,600
Friday
• Amer
Jan-July
—
_50c
"BONDS'
1979
series G
Southern
'
36%
1978
series F
Southwestern
■"
Zale
1976
Southern
,
Alsco Inc
f
May -Nov
—
series D
4%s
8% May
3 Va May
Aug
2% Aug
% Jun
10,500
29
28%
I
4%
...»
1
u
1
_40o
—
300
7A
£1
_.
Ltd
''25
115 %
557/a
11%
6
12
133
.
i
Raceway Inc common.
'
10
124V2
-
55%-
55%
;
:
Co
Corp
2
19 Va May
90 Va
—.
94%
1.1%
11%
"
——
.
—
94%
.
preferred-
6%
120
91%
130
'
1964—
1976"
4 %s
Va May
21 Va
15 Va
7,100
16%
15%
'
94%
pfd_.100*
Die
ord
6%
5% May
Ltd—
dep rets
90
100%
1
-
1998—Jan-July.
'
5s
Jun
—28
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves
,
;
-—
4%s
Apr
9%
1973
47/8s
May
Aug
25%
common—.
W)
(F
76
143
6%
1967—_May-Nov
Gas
debs
series C
4%s
-Apr
9 %
1
& Light 4%%
Industries
&
1973
B
4%a series H
17% May
18%
Industries Ltd:
Wood Newspaper Machine.Woolworth
33
Jan
12
series
3%s
Sep
5
2,700
4%
49
400
series A
3s
July
26
Wood: (John)
Woodall
Feb
1,300
4%
50
—10'
Industries
preferredPwr
ctfs—
1976
1968
Edison" 3s
3%s series £
27/8 May
15 V*
'
5%
Wisconsin
33 *
112
•
CO
& Co
C)
(R
24.
Inc-
1961^
Power
California
3'/as
Jan
1
Inc
Brothers
Williams
300
14%
15
1
32%
28%
28%
1
Corpu
Williams-McWiUiams
42%
14
3
87%
117% 120
122
__ApriZ-Oct
debentures
debs
Water
2%s
49% Mar
Jan
70,300
1,%
1
Williams
subord
conv
Harbor
3s
Apr
Jan
1%
28%
1%
5;
Va
Va Jan
30%
20
600
112
87
100
Whitmoyer Laboratories InC—
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wiebolt
30%
16
6%
-May- Nov
——•—f
3 %s
Jan
2,200
1S6
39
■
»•
_
Weyenberg
(The)1
1970
Southern
.;,v.-
27%
—If
shares.
5,700
3%
,
Stationery
Westmoreland' Inc
Wickea
31%
$85
118%
„April-Oct
a
mortgage 3y4s
3s 1971——:
1st
mortgage
5%s
Safe
Apr
Jan
27/a Jan
'
fr
Invest Ltd—
_
tr
liq
1984-
3y4s
Power
Service Electric
7% May
Jan
3% Aug
2ii July
131,400
5
,
.5#
_
12
t
155
120
American Co 7S
29% May
95% July
Jan
4%
6,400
5%
5
3%
"
American dep rets ord
Western
Westmoreland; Coal
90
Electric
3%S;
1% Mar
92
——
.
Inc
Stockholders
Western
-
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Public
6% May
26%
■
-100
Inc
Jan
%. Jan
6,800
1
—1
Uranium
Nuclear
1970_
6'%%
Television
&
Rapid
Apr
'
Western
5%s
July
5%
Feb
2
4%
26%
_50c
Leaseholds Ltd
3%
1,400
4%
4%
5
1%.
Western Development Co
&
1%
91
1 Va
.1.28'
West Texas Utilities 4,40%
Gold
1%
89%
■
4%
—1
West Chemical; Products Inc;
Western
I
■
30%
16
Afay-Nov
.
;
4s
——
Power
1st
High
17
*
West Canadian Oil & Gas LtdL
Western
1%
•'
in
100
7% ■17 y2
RR
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s
47/a May
l7/a July
2%
;
April-Oct
1974—
Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
16 % May
96
Corp—
Theatres
England
Nippon
8% May
800
2,000
31.
—Jan-July
convertible subord
5s
Jan
7%
12%
2%
■
-100,
Webb & Knapp Die. common
$6
'
'
1
Precision Instruments Co.
Waltham
85
Jan
5%
—10
preferred
Researcn
5%s. 1974
Feb
11%
4
common
conv
Hess
Apr
10%
Jan
Jan. 1
Low
(Sept 8)
8% Mar
3% Jan
4
5,000
77
77,
—
Bond' Die
3
6%
No.
.——May
1963
Bellas
National
157/a* Jan
Rangs Since
Sold
High
-
4%s 1978
bonds
National
29 % May
10 % July
1
6%
Valley RR 4s
National
15% May
12% May
300
4%
6%
.100
preferred
%%
Waitt &
Chemical
Ohio
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
—May-Nov
1903—
Power Realization Tr
Midland
57% May
8% Jan
Jan
Bonds
Friday's
',*•
1963
6s
Kawecki
w
Waco Aircraft Co
1993
B
^
Western
Called
14
Jan
series
debentures
&
—Feb-Aug
96
nit—
Corp—
Development
Italian
•
19 V* May
12%
subord
6s
Apr
12% Aug
6,600
Builders
•Guantanamo
Apr
300
.
or
Bid & Asked
Division—
J
mortgagees
General
22% May
5% Feb
1
Manufacturings-
Vornado
Jan:
1
1st
General
15% May
8 % Aug
4% Aug
_1
—
Corporation
Food
2.100
25c
Instrument
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Yogt
23,100
47/a
,
Co
(The)
Inc
8%
4%
N
1975
Registered
L_
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
I
Jan
Co
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victor
7%
4%
—
8%
5
1,800
7%
T
warrants
12%
12
12%
Western
of
1st-mortgage 4s series A
-
10 % July
debs
subord
Lack
Lackawanna
"
Valspar Corp
Last
Sale Price
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
14% May
6%
lO...
9%
Stores
Davega
Jan
10% July
27
July
12% Aug
2.150
•
—•
Universal
Utah-Idaho
8%
j
31%
29,000
Universal
Period
Low
5% May
5% July
87/s Jan
800
..
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
3Y4 Aug
2,000,
.
Week's Range
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
flat.
no
sales being transacted during current week,
^-• --
Volume
194
Number
6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Agricultural
American
•
Motors
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Chemical
Corp
;
Company
Edison
•
33%
_
Co
Cities
Service
Cooper
.
Gas
&
102%
Jan
54%
321
44
287
67
Jan
68
115
,
Feb
14%
Feb
Apr-
..
'« 68%
,
54%
54%
131
49 % Mar
58% May
Union
18%
common—10
18%
18
13%
22% May
U
219
29%
Jan
43
U
50
•10%
Feb
18 y8
Jan
First National Stores Inc
•
68
71
1,098
49%
Jan
71
5
91
95
1,129
63%
Jan
95
' Aug
74
Jan
-
-
...
<
i
.•'General Electric Co
"___—
._5
___i
,
.68%
__i
71%
r
.
71%
-
1,843
•
'
Island
Co———;
Creek Coal
Co
.
-
-
New
v
England
.1,
_1
—'
l
'
■
__20
i\
Rexall
Drug
Shawmut
i
Stone
:
Chemical
Webster
&
Co
Inc
Shoe
&
Mass
Railroad
rnc
Jan
25%
—1998
,
——
—
—
47V4
646
40
Jan
57 Vi
2%
35
1% July
Co
40
Jan
51% Aug
Avis
15%
145
11
Jan
16
Brown-McLaren
31
55%
34
34
63%
47
%
28
264
Apr
Electric
Budd
,_5
Mfg
59
Apr
Jun
Consolidated
53
Jan
65% May
Continental
65%
Davidson
60
34%
130
59%
333
Jan
Apr
Ford
14
General Motors
71%
60
70%
Jun
11
200
107/e
Aug
42
43%
824
39% May
Week's
Mar
49%
Jan
Detroit
Edison
Motor
T P
Range Since Jan. 1
High
l7%
-8% PV8i fflKjh
18
6%
38%
31,%V
32
39%
45%
504
85
20
80
50
111
80
Mar
Apr
37%
30
148
112%
Mar
United
Apr
Upohn
13
100
9%
Feb
13
13%
100
10%
Jan
44%
45
399
36%
Jan
25%
25%
22
22 Va
Jan
31%
32
451
20
Jan
25%
25%
375
21 y2
Jan
27
30%
Gamble
30%
31%
976
98
95 V*
99
27% July
73% Mar
—
Unlisted
1,677
58%
1,834
48%
Jan
18%
380
14%
Jan
__
Airlines
f.
1^.
f
n
1
31
American
Cap
American
Cyanamid—_.
American
Motors
Tel &.Tel Co—l—
—-33%
9%
80
44%
30%
21%
180
21
44%
45
385
34%
42
27
&
120%
——10
———
.
•
_i___50
__________
53%
~',77%
Boeing
4
76%
49%
■; U
t
'
1111—3
._:
:__
24%
23%
23%
8
42%
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Chrysler Corp
—1—25
—_
Clopay
4%
Apr
Jan
95%
Jan
1%
100
Sep
May
1%
Jan
49 Va
3
2%
2%
2%
500
1"%
Jan
3%
Jun
400
1%
Feb
4%
Aor
460
9% Aug
12 % Mar
7% Aug
1% Jan
10 %
1
9%
Power
Du
&
Light
Ford
Fruehauf
General
General
Motors
49%
695
13%
58%
61%
125
39% July
4
Jan
Jan
54% July
38
Jan
80% Mar
2%
60
11%
11%
1,230
10%
10%
11%
2,562
4%
4%
200
53%
53%
799
2
_5
26%
Feb
Apr
64%
May
Jun
18%
50
16
Jan
Jan
•21% Mar
26%
180
26%
Sep
18Vb
50
15
Jan
20
Apr
84%
50
70%
Apr
84% Aug
222% 227%
102% 104%
48
■
48%
22%
Jun
185%
:
Jan
IO2V4
52
120
110
Aug
35%
Jan
236
Aug
119% Mar
49% May
96% Sep
91
29%
62
191/3
Jan
30% Aug
31%
31%
96%
29%
96
33
195
31%
Jun
45%
Feb
60% May
Feb
73%
45%
45%
152
34%
38%
38%
165
32%
_5
i.
:
Montgomery Ward—:
Cash
Dairy
National
Distillers
Lead
34
35%
36%
44
Jan
Aug
Feb
Jan
45
80
40%
Jan
30
30 Va
Jan
39% May
168
30%
Jan
40%
141
36 Vb
Jan
Register..
__J
;
__j
60%
Sep
Apr
76%
76%
60
70%
Jan
56%
6
441/4
Jan
57% Aug
•
29%
29%
22
26%
Jun
105% 108%
108%
34% Mar
46
61%
Jan
108%
__5
69%
68%
69%
34
59%
Jan
69 %
5
27%
27%
27%
118
25%
Jan
88%
136
851/4
Jan
5
:
Sep
Mar
30% May
____J
__5
87%
:____—_1
17%
17%
80
16 Vb
July
1
54%
54%
50
42%
Apr
20% May
56% Aug
——10
14%
14%
70
12%
Jan
16% Mar
51%
52%
50
34%
34%
50
56%
56%
28
63
63"
75=
American
Aviation
Penn RR
Pepsi-Cola
-33 %c
Oil
52%
:__5
Radio
Corp of America
L_^__
Republic SteelL_—
Tobacco
St
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
10
-£—5
_5
1
For
5.
footnotes,
see page
2% Mar
Jan
12%
7
Jan
12% Aug
2%
Apr
5
May
Feb
58
Apr
50
42
22
••
39%
Anaconda
Apache
Jun
Low
71%
400
54%
22%
700
13%
13%
8%
800
7%
Jan
21%
2?%
300
16%
Jan
10%
800
10
800
5
10
'
San
24
5,300
1,890
800
95%
56
Feb
Apr
Jun
39
Corp
Co
Co
Howell
Co
39%
Jan
34% May
45
•
Feb
39%
39%
534
15% Jan
55% Jan
11
77
77%
200
68%
49%
49%
200
%
%
53,100
25%
300
27%
26%
27%
1,300
9%
It
330
18%
18%
IB
200
17
Jan
52%
53
205
44%
Jan
30%
30%
200
13
23%
23
24%
3,600
__
16%
16%
500
13
Jan
19
23%
22%
23%
650
22 %
Aug
32
Apr
23
22
25
4,150
17%
Jan
25
Aug
16%
16%
17%
2,700
14% Feb
18%
Apr
22%
69 Va
Feb
Apr
45% Mar
27 V\ Aug
Aug
200
54% Aug
69% May
300
58 Va
Jun
72
1%
Jan
1%
Jun
39% July
49%
Apr
Feb
(Un)
$
42
24
24%
250
22%
Jun
25%
§
54 Y<
52%
55
900
36%
Jan
55% Aug
200
24% Mar
29% Aug
35% Jan
34% Jan
43% Mar
1
43
43%
42%
43 %
«
52%
(E J)
Corn
(Un)
Ltd
15%
15%
600
West
Jan
52% May
74% Mar
17%
Jan
13% May
16% Jan
22 %
Aug
27%
Jan
38
Mar
_
21%
21%
1,000
_
29%
29%
800
26
26
26%
150
23
Mar
27%
Jun
16%
18
300
14
Jan
21%
Jun
25
10
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Ref
44
l
30c
(Un)
Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
convertible
4,500
5
Gas
South
300
57%
12.50
Inc
Pacific
52%
8
Corp
Export
590
52
54%
5
(Un)
Hecla
5.500
•
Corp
Budd Company
Burlington Industries
&
Jan
42%
5
& Sons
Oil
27% Aug
10 % Mar
13,600
Brunswick
ChampHn
SJuly
% Jan
.
1%
Erach
Certain-teed
Jan
9% Jan
67%
29
&
21%
.
July
58
29
Canadian
53%
% Aug
28% Jun
Jan
1%
29
Canadian
Jan
% Aug
57%
5
$3
38
21 %
66%
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Calumet &
Apr
Apr
79% Aug
44%
Jan
24%
v
—1
*
Airplane
Burroughs
64% May
25%
5
Fisheries
Burton-Dixie
62% Jun
Jan
(Un)I_IIP~2
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Central
Jan
44
Apr
101 % Aug
41% Jan
900
2
Carrier
22
900
3,500
10
Co
34% Mar
130
Jan
54%
•
Co
Consolidated
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Booth
65%
22%
3
(Un)
62% Apr
21V* Apr
16% Mar
Jap
53%
4
Corp
Boeing
200
57%
10
£
Benguet
Binks
27%
103% Jan
21
10
Gossett
Bendix
110
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Mfg
&
3,050
53%
_§
Corporation
Bell &
,-% 33%
xl20% 122%
39%
preferred
Apr
46% Aug
49% Mar
JI5 j.*s
1,100
21%
1
Corp
Refining Co
Belden
'
May
60 Va
41% Aug
14,500
18
99%
35
(Un)
Products
65% May
195
■
Atlantic
10
Automatic Canteen Co of America—3.B0
Avco
5,000
20%
50
(111)
non-cum
64 % May
147% Aug
39% Feb
30
...
27
Aug
1.35
(Un)
Common
Athey
32%
Gas
Rights (expire Sept 11)
Ashland Oil <Sj Refining common
5%
%
29% May
38% May
81% Mar
Jan
41%
44%
18%
14%
34%
May
25% Jun
Apr
15%
42% July
3,600
48%
121%
200
5,200
42
12.50
(Un)_
3,200
r
|
r
Steel
Atchison
23%
Mar
14
56% Feb
21% Apr
21%
33%
15
30% July
76%
43%
•
Apr
24% Jun
23% Aug
32%
76%
42%
(Un)
(Un)
Louisiana
&
22
73%
July
30%
1
166%
Stano
Jan
23%
2*
1
High
17% Jan
10% Jan
8%
10
Foundries
Range Since Jan.
High
i.75
Company
Corp
Armco
Jan
31% July
92
(Un)
Corp
&
Tobacco
Arkansas
Jan
101
40 '*
Motors
Steel
American
54%
38%
39%
Co
Ameriqan Viscose Corp
93%
29%
-
Shares
44%
Fdry__
American Tel & Tel Co
Jan
37%
38%
1.40
Oil
'
144% 147%
144%
46% July
Jan
34%
&
Bastlan-Blessing
Aug
56%
'
;
1"% July
8%
22%
—_1
13.50
(Un)_
46 %
41% May
Central—
York
American
Co
_l
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
__^
3% July
'44 i "Apr
32% July •
71%
1
(Un)
49% May
32 % Apr
45% Aug
86% Apr
i
Mining
National
60%
33%
60
5
Chemical—
National
08
•
1
—
:
-'.'^.
for Week
Low
I
10
Theatres
American Rad
American
Bell
^
Mach
Jan
68%
63%
333
38%
Sinclair
4% July
25
227%
*
:
Apr
Sales
Range
21%
1
Aug
27 Vi
451/b
Reynolds
Jan
53
59 Va
II III——8%
Pure
67%
58% May
Jan
v
25
New
Mar
51
40%
North
Apr
55 % Aug
75
46% May
23%
300
National
49%
10
127
425
Monsanto
Cvanamid
50
<
472
Minnesota
American
57
71%
Corp
27% Aug
84%
1
.1
-<'•
)
A^r
Exchange
Week's
8%
America
Can
Paramount
Armour
__io
:
2% Aug
3Vb Jan
100
of Prices
?0%
of
Co
American
63%
47%
Mead
Aug
27
25%
L
Feb
11%
Aluminium Ltd
U AUg
28% May
57
Gulf
p
Jan
•
26%
71%
(P)
Sep
3%
Jan
4,671
Broadcasting
Jan
44%
Co
Alleghany Corp (Uri)l
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Airlines (Un)
22
25%
McGraw-Edison
12 Va
10%
May
2 V4
Feb
36 %
;50c
American
Jan
\h Aug
91
25%
Martin
Sep
6%
34%
25c
Mfg—.—
53
38%
532
471/4
Lorillard
Brass
American
-
24%
Apr
Akron
Aluminum
——3.33%
—
35
5,246
351/,
10
27% Apr
i—i——!%
Oil
Feb
630
_i
__^
79% Aug
10
IS
25%
130%
63%
;
—
13%
100
Last
Electronics
63% May
Telephone.
Goodyear
General
Jan
1,669
Friday
Co__
Jan
37%
j_
Electric
General
Ross
Steel
Jan
-43%
I——L2 5
—__
11
3%
__1
Corp
Advance
18%
Trailer
Dynamics.:
Admiral
18%
:
200
3%
B
Aug
y2
139
57
—J—7
L
12%
35
12%
Laboratories
19
710
26%
5
Motor..
Acme
Abbott
67
50
;
2%
3%
c
44%
338
———5
Dept Stores
May
12%
_i
107
5?%
___'
Kodak—
Federated
2
2%
lo
117
42%
4
;
___:
100
•e
245
f.
78%
119
Pont
Eastman
19%
54%
53%
—1
Steel
2,000
12%
•
o
Apr
Jan
54%
—__
Chemical
415
1%
31 %
12%
Co__
May
2%
1
Mich
July
7%
4
preferred-
4
1%
1
STOCKS
Jun
103 y4
51%
—III 10
Dow
10
7%
Midwest Stock
27
I87
54%
Gas_—.1 J—
Detroit
500
2%
134
3
•_
4%
2%
2
Distributors
Feb
21% Mar
54%
-Corn
Dayton
Jun
1%
1
Company
Aug
Apr
'
Aug
51%
Colpmbus & So Ohio Electric.
Products i—il_...
Curtiss Wright _•
!
•
Columbia
60%
20% May
64%
preferred
&
38
Feb
10
——
Feb
40%
1
of
W)
14%
41 '/n
—25
—
Service—
7
May
12% May
1,407
4%
»
Metal
Aug
16%
58%
i—
1
11 %
8,375
Products
Brew
Apr
95% Aug
155
54
•
—
Cprp
Jan
95%
34%
354
''
Co
Apr
8%
126
46%
1
Apr
57%
.
145
A compilation of the round-lot
transactions only
Amer
1
Steel
Brunswick
Cities
A 53%
.— ___—
Corp.—___
Sep
14 %
92%
l
Jun
46% Abg
49% Mar
,120% 122%
5
_
53%
44%
Chemical
Mar
20
19
Co
Mar
Jan
9% Mar
4%
Mar
43
•
19
Ashland
Avco
(
;
Corp
Armpo. Steel
*
195
11166%
American
\'
10%
31%
1
—12.50
•
*j 30%
21%
^
^
-t
13% May
46%
Par
9%
.
>
Apr
2Vb May
17 y8 Jan
17%
Stocks
w—___,
Feb
58%
58%
Sale Price
Alleghany
£,td
90c
9%
...
34% Jun
25%
100
Aug
1.66%
47% May
25%
1%
20 %
13% Aug
44%
Jan
9%
,
1
Shirt
14%
9%
1
Jan
Apr
675
1%
2
Aug
21%
19
9%
Co
80
8%
38
Corp
Parke Davis &
(H
21%
Jan
95%
Oil
Clements
Jan
3%
1
Sugar
National
15%
400
5
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
97%
127
Mt
High
541
2,691
Refineries
Michigan
LOW
17%
12%
Co
Screw
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
21%
Shares
11%
1
Wines
Leonard
Sales
for Week
38 Va
Rickel
13
.
Bethlehem
Feb
27%
Rudy Manufacturing
13%
u
Rights
66%
Feb
400
87% Mar
32
Armour
63%
$3,000
1,027
39% Aug
*
jl—
Kroger
Ampex
Feb
1,099
45 % May
Jan
*
-
;
._4_
Anaconda
49%
15%
35% Mar
Jan
82
10
111%
May
20
33
Apr
Jan
«n„
322
44
10
20
60
OU
3-£>l t'l **30%
High
15% July
125
30
JU
85
National
American
39% May
■
53%
Heater
Masco
Low
15%
44%
Cards
Aluminium
90% May
55 Vb Apr
29%
Corp
Lakes
LaSalle
Shares
30
JU
,•
8.50
common
Tissue
&
48% July
Jun
145
■
Jun
59% Aug
144 Va May
Jan
40Va
28%
"
15%
Lansing Stamping
for Week
Low
;il00
_
(Dan)
Procter
76%
Feb
12% Aug
'
51
_20
Corp
Brewing Co
Goebel
Kysor
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
common
common
Telephone
-
30
4
66%
17
1
Detroit Steel
107/a
.
Eagle Picher
Kahn
220
.
Feb
29%
Economy Baler
71%
(_-
preferred
Gibson
6% July
25%
53%
Bros
63% Aug
76% Feb
Jan
8%"
Diamond
45 %
:
Week's
1
29 Vb Aug
76
Mar
Jan
18
Burger Brewing
Carey Mfg
,
85%
46%
Range
Prices
10
59% Aug
Jan
Last
.uuigoj.
Crystal
_
38
29%
Paper
Jan
17%
Ealcrank
Cohen
50% July
116% Jan
35% Mar
.
25
—
Motors
37 Ye
46%
Aeronca
&
43
25
59 %
5
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
35%
54%
Par
O
10
56%
of
5
~~|
Jan
Jan
315
Friday
N
11%
27%
Aug
Exchange
1
Company
43%
334
Sale Price
Cincinnati
Apr
66%
i>jya
1
Industrial Corp
29%
795
44 Yb
Allen
53
60%
STOCKS
Cine
50
Jan
Low
„1
100
67%
mmwm.
Mar
36
26V4
•
Mar
Feb
59%
6.25
Stores
230
65 %
100
■
Wrigley
50%
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Gas
'
Par
ACF
74
25
:
Mar
Jun
Graham-Paige
Paper
66%
Last
International Breweries
4%
Apr
Jan
54
14
*
m i
Friday
Apr
4
70
Great
Cincinnati
55%
40%
42%
Sale Price
5
70
57%
'
25
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Champion
Jan
572
53%
"
Detroit Stock
STOCKS
Jun
5
com
.
System
46%
44%
46%
•
Feb
21%
25
:i
Corp
Co
Vermont
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4%.s.
Jan
85%
45%
__
Feb
14%
943
24%
44%
1
Machinery
Waiaori
Electric
53%
137% 138%
46%
47
.16%
—2%
Union
Jun
62
34
27%
16c
55 %
—
*
;
•
Rubber
138%
-1
Steel
10
50
55
•
—
Aug
75
93% May
Feb
4,200
30
2.50
i
Torrington Co
United Fruit Co
S
Jan
5c
lie
14%
15
1
U
220
17/B
25
Stop & Shop Inc
United
12
49%
_lo
Co_
&
1
May
52%
27%
1
i.
Aug
\
75
48 %
125% Aug
30% May
22% July
11% Jun
70
5
Association
73%
159
46
46%
100
Chemical
Mining
308
24%
24%
corn—
-Pennsylvania RR
Quincy
Jan
83 %
lie
U
24%
100
(N H)_—
Mathieson
Jan
22 %
11%
■
—
"
Olin
87%
156
24
___
RR
60% May
129
82%
—
4
Electric
Hartford RR
&
Northern
:
27%
S
Western
34% May
Jan
10%
.12.50
a
Westinghouse
Jan
38%
53%
1
•
..
System
New England Tel & Tel Co
NY NH
27%
*
-
Cement Com
Narragansett Racing. Association
'..National Service Companies--—
t
123%
120
50c
Corp
c.t -•
■.
.
Lone Star
common
May
57
20%
'
Kennecott Copper
.
Aug
Co—
47Yb Mar
107
126
43%
44%
10
_-i
Shoe
25
27
75
7
Carbide
S
57
52%
,
»»
14
RR
(N J)
new
1
High
26%
-I—_25
Standard
Oil
(Ohio)__
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
Texaco
Low
45
57
(Ind)
Oil
Range Since Jan.
High
•
—
May
•
43
.Street
adj—_
Standard
:
Aug
25
„
14
Mass
cum
-
; Gillette
-
50%
55
16%
9
Shares
43%
—
50c
Brands
Standard Oil
65% May
79% Aug
Jun
Ford Motor Cp
v
;
6%
1
Standard
for Week
of Prices
Low
—15
Southern Railway
Sperry Rand
•
Apr
41%
5%
.
t
130 y*
100
Eastern
-
34 ye May
21 Va Mar
Jan
77%
7
68
__i—
Assoc
2,094
High
Feb
•16%
10
Fuel
Socony Mobil Oil
Aug
16%
7
5
Coj
Range; Cp—
-Eastern
25%
1,719
76%
77%
♦
___
231
19%
53%
;25
:
Boston Garden Arena Corp
Boston Personal Property TrustCalumet & Hecla, Inc
.
27%
11978 122-/8
12x
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18%
.50
;
Shares
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
27%
18%
1.66%
Tel
&
Low
Week's
Last
for Week
Par
American
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American
(Range for Week Ended September |)
preferred
1
*
1%
Mi
—
53%
_
lfg Feb
2,400
23%
25
39%
40%
700
36%
122
43%
43%
500
56%
58%
500
21%
300
36%
40%
*
2.50
1
common.;
1%
„
24%
26%
1,200
63
64%
186
Jan
33% Jan
1
22%
Jan
2 Vb May
26% May
48% May
40% Aug
37% Aug
30% Feb
46
21% Jan
31%
Jun
Jan
64 %
Aug
53
May
65% Aug
The Commercial and Financial
36
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
(984)
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 1)
Sales
Range
Last
for Week
Sale Price
Low
Par
24%
58 A
Northwestern Ry common.'
5% series A preferred
—-100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—•
Chicago South Shore Ac So Bend__12.50
21%
25
54
44%
25
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)__
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago &
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
Cities
Co
Products
City
4%%
Iron
Natural
Container
Continental
Continental
Motors
Corp
Co
Products
Crowell-Collier Publishing
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General
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General
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45
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49
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Apr
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94
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83
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77
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6%
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Gas
Inc
Texaco
9%
24
29 %
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Electric
15Vb
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Union
Oil
96% Aug
Jan
700
10%
Jan
Union
Pacific RR
Jan
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65% Aug
Jan
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United
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United
United
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United
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8
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Jan
62%
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40 %
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19 %
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60
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137
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100
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39%
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91
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Corp
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25
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144
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Jan
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32
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Aug
52
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16 Vb Mar
419
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Transamerica
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Kaiser Aluminum
Jan
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Aug
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82%
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Aug
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800
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19 Va
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22 Va
60
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3
15%
200
8
124 % Aug
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Feb
30%
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Aug
14
International
443%
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Jan
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32% July
34%
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Jan
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Apr
10%
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Schenley Industries (Un).
Schering Corp (Un)
St
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Jan
26
20%
Steamship Co
Feb
34 Va
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St Louis Public Service
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July
31
25%
„
Feb
12
Steel
Apr
40
400
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Dutch
32 Va
Jan
7,400
31
25%
83 %C
Mar
Feb
31%
31%
72
93 %
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5 Vb
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Aug
21%
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Royal
200
Interlake
52
103
17% July
Inc
Richman
Apr
1,400
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Feb
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2,000
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Aug
July
200
Company
Drug
4 Vb
Jan
Feb
58%
Illinois
36 3/4
17%
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Packing Corp
9V2 May
Jan
621
36%
2.50
Aug
;
6
5%
3.33%
93 %
May
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Aug
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24
32%
49 Va
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47 Va
36 Vi Mar
83 Va
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Rexall
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Quaker
Feb
24%
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100
25 Va Mar
34 V2 May
5
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75
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Co
10 % May
37%
(Un)___
Hibbard
'
46Va
41%
of Indiana-
Co
Jan
8%
90
9
1
&
900
16%
41 Vb
(The)—
Potter
Public
July
20
100
44%
—
E)
Jan
Aug
Aug
V54
-
46
—
,_3
7% July
300
38%
.".
(Walter
35 Va
Jan
Jan
15%
1,400
16%
_—^-5
Republic Steel Corp
47
35%
Werner Corp
Heler-
27%
32
900 '
'
-
22%
(Un)
Corp
Feb
'
He in
Mar
83 Va
Corp
14%
1,100
-
17
1
Corp
Brewing Co
50
5
J.
Co
Raytheon
1.66%
Utilities.-
35V2
54
'325
25
(Charles) & Co
Reynolds
1
t—5
;
• :
;
-
Pepsi-Cola
Sep
12
8%
54 Va
Apr
3
(G)
May
40% July
400
43%
48 % July
Co
States
Aug
42
(Un)___1
Light & Coke
Peoples Gas
96 Va
29%
'
Heilman
44 Va
46Va*
*
Jan
12
2
,
63%
„
12
90
2
1
.5
Corp
7%
;
27%
—
1.25
;
650
3,500
7%
96 Va
91%
95%
5
—-2
53
"
7%
A_T:
,
14%
Aug
34
52%
_5
1
Inc——
Jan
Jan
9%
46%
Corp
Oil
60 % May
,
Jan
May
Jan
7Va
8%
•
45%
1
(Un)
Jun
25% Aug
102
2,400
27%
80
26%
Aug
23 Vb
400
25
Xl02% 104%
104%
May
186
400
223% 231
229
'
Gulf
July
90%
America
Co common
RR
Peabody Coal
Pennsylvania
—
5
Co_
Greyhound Corp
39 %
34% May
30%
"
41 Vb
5
(Un)
Morris Inc
,v
1
Lakes
Griesedieck
~
Jun
Aug
Stores
Dredge & Dock
Cooperage class A
Drug
Grea*
Aug
6.25
Co
&
30
Rubber Co
Paige
Jun
17
32%
50Va
90%
Corp.
World Airwavs
American
46%
Cement
&
—
52
7.50
Gas
Electric
&
Gas
40
100
21%
21%
18%
10
H)
56 % Aug
65 %
14% May
200
37%
34%
52
.
1
Chemical
600
;
3
Brothers
(W
5
3.33
Glass
Jan
(Un)
Tire
Goodyear
Apr
Jan
Co—
*
Natural
Feb
Co__
Gossard
371/B
411/4
r
15
34
57 Ui
56 %
•34
—
Pacific
Co
23%
Rubber
&
10
Manufacturing Co
38"%
Utilities
(The)
7,900
(Un)
Jan
Shell
Gillette
5,700
44 V2
Co
61%
600
69%
67
56%
3
;
58%
42
42 Vb
45 Va
69% Aug
70%
93%
37% July
125
—
Electronics
&
68 Vb
651
.
1,350
Corp
Public
Tele
1,500
48%
30
Inc
Portland
General
Gen
1,400
93%
45%
26%
45
—
Corp
General
27
•i?91%
10
Co
57%
43
600*
-
44%
Dynamics
Electric
57-%
Co—•
_5
Power
,"■29%
Finance..
Contract
Apr
Mar
5
Service
(Un)
44%
Corp
General
8
22
I6V2
Bancorporation
60
Corp
General
5% Aug
15% July
■ 600
;
Apr
20 % May
1
Bankshares
Box
States
(Minnesota)
Jan
Transportation
General
27
Northern
Northwest
48%
Inc_
General
General
Jan
22% May
300
Co
General
Feb
100
800
I6V2
Ry
——.i——5
Corp
94%
*
Pacific
58%
Bankshares—
Candy
Sep
12 V2
Jan
50
May
58%
Corporation
General
62%
Feb
14%
19
42%
68
20
•_——1
i
America
Trailer
Amer
Feb
10 va
11%
—
Rubber
Dairies
Foremost
53%
250
62%
11%
Jan
'
Northern
300
90
61%
85
I6V2
Northern Natural Gas Co
Jan
.
9,700
63%
Co
Public
51V2 Mar
Feb
300
Gas
94
41%
84
800
48,
Illinois
21% Mar
Co——
Motor
Fruehauf
F
of
Northern Indiana
__—
Wisconsin
Mills
30% May
Jan
62 Va May
Gas_.
&
Flour
Northern
July
Jan
(Un)
Whitney
Tire
Firestone
58% May
27
Aug
Mfg
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Fairbanks
49% Mar
110
38 Va
30% May
64 %
—
Corp
15%
Electric
Emerson
980
-
I
Jan
—
1
Corp_.
Illinois
49 Va
Inc_
Co
45% May
Northern
93
54%
25 Va
Sep
200
Ltd
Eastern
Car
45 Va
27"%
48%
Jan
2,784
5
Aviation
American
54%
Jan
405
Corp
Co__.
American
North
37 Va
18%
USA Inc_
_
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
Drewrys
North
11% Mar
51%
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
25 % Mar
3,200
54%
54.
70%
26 %
1
National
Diamond
37%
Jan
8% Mar
Aug
62%
——_—*
Jan
21 Vb
18
107
300
5%
18%
53%
64 %
—
High
Low
High
5%
17%
52%
_1
Ll
RR
25%
2,000
8%
88%
5
—
Mfg—
300
24
61%
■
&
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
100
106V2
27% 27%
87% 88%
__
(Un)_„__5
(Un)
Co
Tile
200
34%
Low
5
(Un)
Chem
&
York Central
18%
Co (Un)
Edison
Feb
National Lead
.50%
Company
&
National
New
44%
48
-1
(Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Sep
____—_
(Un)
Amer
Feb
21%
,27%
26%
93%
.
Co
Insurance
18%
Jan
18%
10
5
1
1
1
;12.50
Co
Can
Jan
14%
90 V
5
America
!
of
Corp
Continental
Corn
Co
Power
Consumers
13 Va
400
51V
—
10
*
Gas
2,400
62%
15
-5 :
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
5
Columbia Gas System (Un)
10
Commonwealth Edison common
25 \
Consolidated Foods (Un)—-1.33 %»;/
Inc
Consolidated
17
48
;
Ilium
Electric
Co
Coleman
54% July
Distillers
21%
32%
100
preferred
Cleveland
Cash Register
National
16.
27%
-
National
Jan
21..
54 %
1
com
Jun
67%
700
8%
*
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
32%
61
58%
23%
8.50
a0
Electric
&
Gas
Service
Jan
22 Va
300
24%
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
24%
-1
Corp
Chemetron
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday;
STOCKS
—.
1
193%
Va 108
•
"
.700 ; ;
•
Jan
18% Mar
,114% M»y
r
184% 193%
'"i
1'.. 631^171 -97.%
Jiin
...
j.
193 V4\ Sep
Volume
194
Number
6087
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(985)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded
on
Friday
STOCKS
Friday
Sale Price
.■
k
American
■
•
v
Cement
American
.
Factors
Ltd
(Un)
(Un)
California
Castle &
Ink
Co____
Electrical
5
of
Harbison
12,000
3,400
1,500
4%
5
Monolith
12,100
23%
1,100
Corp
(Un)
1.55
Jan
Aug
61/4 July
20'%
Jan
31
Mar
2,400
40i%
21
May
37
Feb
200
18
Jan
26
May
53%
Jun
45
45%
1,100
34
Jan
46
67c
65c
Aug.
67c
5,500
32c
Jan
90c
Apr
7,700
40%
Feb
72
8%
Jan
18%
&
55%
13 %
121/2
14%
2.90
2.85
2.95
3,300
3,900
1.85
1.70
1.90
14,500
2.25
2.35
300
2.05
2.05
2.15
30,200
30c
30c
33c
39,300
4%
4%
51/8
67
68
100
2.00 Mar
65c
Oil &
46c
Prince
46c
50C
22,000
11%
2.00
2.30
6,300
(Un)_■*
28'A
281/4
28%
20
1
60c
1.40
53c
65c
80,900
1.40
1.50
5,200
301/4
1
common
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
30%
250
33Vic
1.90
1.80
2.20
1,300
1
6 %
5%
6%
1.90
Jan
3.50
1.60
Feb
30
10c
487/s
61c
Jan
Ranch
Southern
Oil
Union
Oil
Apr
761%
Jan
61/2
1.10
13
Jan
27
&
20c
Sugar
on
Westates Petroleum
300
50c
Jan
5%
66
232
35%
35%
256
1
7%
7%
118
1
5%
2,562
4%
7%
63% July
79%
27%
,
38%
Jan
5
100
20%
Jan
20%
160*
16
Jan
32%
32%
30
28%
32%
25%
20
20%
5
28%
557
22%
44%
891
39"% May
-
Apr
Feb
Aug
9% May
48 % May.
Jan
25%
5
25 % May
80c
Apr
Jan
Date
Jun
12c
9,000
20%
Aug
Aug.
25__
Aug.
28
716.70
___•
Grade
Utili-
40
Rails
Rails
ties
Bond#
238.25
237.91
91.32
77.94
80 01
119.96
119.97
!
91.33
77.84
84 65
80 06
83 48
30
84 64
91.33
77 87
80 16
84 64
8350
91.30
77 81
120.82
80 13
84 54
239.69
83 46
91.35
77.77
7085
8A62
KMO
Aug
32%
Jan
1.50
Jan
6
2.60 Mar
Jan
8%
5c
Apr
30c
Aug.
31
719.94
The
£
lrom
for
averages
.9xac?, Lie.,
^
changed
the
15%
Jun
Jan
32
for
50c
3%
3%
3%
2.60
July
4
5
16%
July
16%
17
2,700
1,500
34
32%
35
700
17%
1.50
1,60
6%
6%
100
6
52
350
32
Jan
Aug
Jan
51
1.00
stocks
and
for
additional
one
industrials
to
3.09
the
65-stock composite
average give effect
stock
for
each
share
held.
This
and that for the 65 stocks
to
share
from
of
3.165
16.6(1
Jan
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Averages
(35 Stocks)
1Tl
Compiled by National Quotation
Bureau, Inc.
Apr
35
Jan
5
industrial
30
1.80 Mar
Aug
10
30
the
16.88.
May
251/2
the
distribution of
divisor
83 47
Jan
Jan
14
144.31
20% Mar
May
1.25
Date
1.85 May
6"%
Closing
Mon.
Aug. 28
126.52
Tues.
Aug. 29
Jun
-f
-T
"
■
Range for 1961 to date
126.30
Thurs.
'
'
126.39
Aug. 30_:
Apr
52
Aug. 31—i
'
*
Grade
-trials
237.67
29%
■
Indus-
239.10
200
v
Total
65
120.00
3,500
'•
10
120.71
1.65
•'
Second
142.62
31%
9,500
_____
First
144.40
1.60
1.60
—-
10
714.15
30%
1
bonds listed
& Co.:
—Bonds-
Stocks
ties
142.34
_
Total
Utili-
143.02
716.01
.
and
716.90
31
common
Rail-
r°ads
Jan
Averages
—
15
Aug
50 Va
■
-
Jun
29 y4
'
29
25
t
41%
37 Va
Jan
Aug.. 30
16
—
44%
30%., Feb
Aug.
8,400
—
28%
20
tnals
Jun
2.90
t
Jun
3,100
•
70c
July
Apr
13%
Insurance (Un)
Jan
22
1.80
17%
(Un)
Coast Life
48
587
65 %
Wed.
West
50
25
65c
Stocks
Indus-
May
1
common....
Jan
50%
24%
1.00
13
-
37%
50%
Jan
16%
Victor Equipment Co_
Preferred
10c
1
CoZ——
45
Aug
43% Apr
57% Apr
Jan
1.05
13%
Co
Gas
Apr
29%
daily closing averages of representative
stocks
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones
28% Aug
Jan
17%
pfd series A
13%
Jan
the
are
Apr
80c
Jan
25c
1
Co
Jan
25%
1
*
Jan
_25c
Cal Gas
Apr
8%
297
41
Stock and Bond
Below
5.75 Aug
May
11% Apr
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes Western
27 %
1,274
29%
70c
10
Jun
3% May
Aug
1.20
1,600
United
Mining Co
13
28%
25
—6.25
2.85 Mar
250
2.30
1
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
.5
,30
11%
5
Gas Development
Bottlers
32%
23 %
^_lo
Bolt
Aug
95
100
1
common
35% May
45 Va Apr
35%
27
41
May
Jan
17,300
67
Co
Pepsi-Cola
Co
Jan
9%
49 %
26%
12%
7%
.1
103
1
High
Jan
29%
___«
L_
Corp of America
Seeberg (The) Corp..
United Engineering &
Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel
a
Pacific
Walker "Refractories
Co
(Joseph)
20%
35%
35%
8.50
McKinney Mfg
Pittsburgh Brewing
Screw
19%
49
Aug
55
25c
com
Co
49
Jun
31/8
55%
10c
Cement
Invest
Aug
45
10c
(Un)
Home
Gas
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard Corp
3,900
Corp Ltd
Oil
American
5% July
44
22%
10
Co
North
21c
Feb
451/4
50c
Co_.
Norris
Feb
Feb
21'A
1
Portland
9c
3
31%
22%
10c
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
Merchants Petroleum Co
-
Apr
5
44
50c
Salt
Trico
Equitable
Range Since Jan.
Low
26%
Duquesne Brewing Co of
Pittsburgh__5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Apr
2H/4
Co
M J M & M Oil
Rice
Apr
151/2
1
Jade Oil
Nordon
381%
10
California
Idaho Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
Leslie
Jan
41/4 Aug
21%
General Exploration Co of California—1
Products Corp
_1
Oil
29%
300
23
Gladden
Holly
1,650
13c
43
1
Humor Co
19%
Shares
High
48%
10
41/4
*
I
Co
Gas
331/s
4%
5
4
■_
10
Columbia
251/2 May
43
Inc
Good
High
Jan
43 %
(Un)_2
Corp
Emporium Capwell Co_Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Friden
Low
21%
10
Products
System
Blaw-Knox
High
50
5.50
Domine/uez Oil Fields Co
5
13c
—
*
Cooke Inc
Inc
Industries
32%
33
-
1
!
Range Since Jan. 1
Apollo
49
23
5
Oil-
Shares
1
4%
10
2
&
Low
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
23
Consolidated Min___5c
Bolsa Chica Oil CorpBroadway-Hale Stores Inc
Gas
Low
35
Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth
Buttes
of Prices
Pai-
Corp pfd
for Week
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
Range
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Week's
Last
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
37
Fri.
Sept.
1
v
High
128.57
Range
126.47
High
126.67
—
Apr
4
106.57
.
Low
Jan
3
for
i
I960
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
—
Oct
26
Low
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
.
STOCKS
■
'■
:
Par
"
American
Stores
American
Tel & Tel
Arundel
Co
li
Atlantic
Research
Corp—
Low
93
__
__33%-
121
•
SEC Index of Stock Prices
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
94%
117% 122%
361/4
38
422-
5,074
76i/e
103%
High
Feb
941/2
Aug
130%
Apr
34
Jan
39 "
Apr
52%
421
35%
Jan
34%
37%
452
30'/2
Aug
17%
227
12%
Jan
9%
9%
240
15%
15%
542
8% Jan
13% May
The
SEC
index
stocks for
industry
the
Budd
Transit
12
Co
Company
!_
■
D
C
•
Delaware
&
Electric
320
37%
Jan
11%
11%
12
450
8%
Light
Jan
118% 123%
12%
__
12%
100
9%
Feb
14
Jan
51%
409
29%
1,271
25%
Jan
42
Motor Co
Trade,
136.6
—<
;—_
1
Finance
and
Mining
138.2
118.3
—1.4
131.0
113.0
—1.4
132.1
117.0
—1.5
130.5
109.2
—1.1
109.4
97.8
.
170.9
—0.4
173.0
144.4
164.6
+0.1
164.7
132.5
92.9
-
—1.5
99.5
83.3
91.5
—
'
I
High.
—1.2
108.3
164.7*
—
*
Low
130.5
-
170.2
:
_.
1961—
131.6
107.1
Service—!.
-
High
131.0
<
128.6
_
1—
—1960
Change
138.2
--
12&7
1—:
'
.
Percent
Aug. 18,'61
129.2
1
Goods
1957-59=100*
"
■
Aug. 25, 61
—
Goods
Non-Durable
common
■
Jun
29%
Aug
56%
57
81
50'A
Jan
65
1
39%
37%
39 %
1,036
32%
Jan
47%
63%
Jan
96%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Sep
15
Feb
__
closing prices of 300
55% May
50
28%
—
29%
_lo
Stores.
Durable
-
53% Aug
16% May
r
Manufacturing
Transportation
Utility
Aug
the
on
>
—
r
101/4 May
17% Jan
128%
-
based
for the current year.
*New
6.75
Battery
_
Jan
53%
5
Storage
Fair
Ford
77%
50%
20c
com
Duquesne Light
Food
304
53%
1
A
121%
25
System class
Power
15%
19-% Aug
prices
ending Aug. 25, 1961, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
•
1.80
Publishing Co
Transit
—
5
Campbell Soup-Co
Chrysler Corp———
Curtis
17%
1
stock
week
groups
Composite
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
of
53% Aug
371/2 Aug
16%
—
Jan
410
49%
•
49%
5c
Sales'
Range
of Prices
'
Corp \_i__„___
City Electric—
—4.33
Atlantic
Week's
Last
Sale Price
h
Mar
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
5
$1
Acceptance Corp common
conv
voting preferred
preferred
General
Motors
Homasote
Co
Lehigh
Corp___
S60
11% Aug
23%
22%
23%
437
17%
Jan
26
May
12%
12%
35
10%
Jan
15
Aug
Mon.
Aug. 28_u__—
15%
15%
3,151,725
35
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
Tues.
Aug. 29-
3,158,894
44%
46%
213,000
4,990,000
9,087
40%
Jan
49% May
Wed.
Aug. 30
3,226,251
7,704,000
244,000
Aug. 31
2,922,810
4,816,000
300,000
7,948,000
5,116,000
51
&
Fund
&
1
10'A
40
30%
625
14%
__
14 %
100
27"%
28%
10
25%
11%
May
13
Jan
Jan
42
Stocks
Railroad
Int'l
U. S.
39 %
19%
25%
26%
393
20%
Feb
35'A
34%
35%
577
29%
Feb
16%c
85%
85
85%
256
77%
Jan
29%
29%
50
Linotype
25c
&
'
—
1
3
—...
Water
common
__
*
...
,:38%
39%
288
Bank
Bonds
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Bonds
$4,418,000
Bond
Sales
$340,000
4,777,000
2,704,010
Jan
4,433,000
246,000
$26,148,000
$4,758,000
$1,343,000
4,679,000
Week Ended Sept. 1
/"■:
26% Mar
27%
.
""
Aug
39% May
91
,
35
Stocks—Number
Jan
43
Aug
33%
33%
200
27%
Jan
34%
Jun
*
33%
32%
33%
2,553
26%
Jan
33%
;
50
15%
15%
8,430
11%
Jan
common—
*
17%
16%
18%
895
*
32%
32%
33"%
5,535
10
8%
8%
8%
4,540
__3
23%
22%
23%
3,301
43%
44%
937
'
.
-
1960
1961
;
.<.
Shares
Sept. 1
1961
1960
14,952,240
716,922015
$2,000
$4,500
$1,085,000
48,195,700
49,518,550
18,931,000
1,078,636,000
871,971,600
$20,016,000 $1,126,833,700
$921,494,650
15,163,690
518,199,229
r.
U.
S.
Government-
—
Bank—
Foreign
^
—■—
$1,343,000
-
16% Mar
Philadelphia Electric Co common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Jan. 1 to
$27,491,000
Sep
14%
of
Bonds—
Aug
Jun
—
'
.
28%
Foreign
Bonds
15,163,690
Total
International
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas
__
Sept.
Apr
100
26%
*
_
Fri.
Apr
and Miscel.
Shares
Aur
16 Va
Jan
1
Co
Co Inc
Mergenthaler
10'A
29%
„
29%
10
Inc__
(The)
46%
10c
Navigation
-
__
1
:
Vending class A
Martin
__
*
Resistance
Coal
Madison
Merck
1,618
12%
—1.66%
—
International
Macke
96%
11%
No. of
.General
60c
90%
11%
1
Dairies
96%
2
Thurs.
Foremost
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RRi_—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__
Perfect Photo Inc
Philco
new
Corp—2:
Potomac
Electric
Power
Progress Mfg Co—
Public Service Electric
Reading
Scott
South
Sun
__1
& Gas
150
18%
19%
58%
57'A
59%
10%
10%
10%
910
118% 123%
961
:
•
French
•
Lab
•
Co
2.50
Eastern
*
56
3,527"
32%
Jan
15% July
47
19
Jun
8
Jun
34% May
11% Mar
Jan
25%
33%
Jan
13% Jan
42%
Jan
46
___3.50
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
Light
convertible
Woodward &
118%
7% July
85% Jan
23%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Apr
Apr
60 %
Aug
,
11% Mar
123%
Stocks
$126,000
$10,000
$136,000
Aug
Tues.
Aug. 29
•-
1,249,275
122,000
3,000
1,269,975
124,000
125,000
125,000
Jan
45
44%
45%
1,022
27%
Jan
54%
45% May
53%
55
342
47%
Jan
57% May
5
Lothrop
2,493
16%
__
Aug
18%
Wed
82%
Jan
57%
58%
90
55%
Jun
8%
8%
8%
40
7
iJan
67%
67%
9
4s
68%
231
Jan
6S%
footnotes,
-
126,000
12%
13%
305
12"%
Aug
.17 Va
Feb
__
73%
75
15
53%
Jan
10
__
__
138
63%
138
63 Va
52%
A..1976
see page 42
93
93%
5
130
Aug
25
62
Jan
$7,500
82
127,000
1,000
107,000
7,000
6,570,895
$605,000
Week Ended
Aug
__
___•
«
1,009
1,436,345
1,261,150
—
Total
75%.Aug
138
Aug
64% Aug
1961
Stocks—Number
Feb
93 Va May
of
Shares
$1,003
115,000
$1,003
$22,003
Jan. 1 to
Sept. 1
1961
1960
$628,000
Sept. 1
1960
6,570,895
7,132,780
354,692,129
192,679,153
$605,000
$744,000
$34,099,009/
$19,396,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign. Government—_
Foreign
series
-
Aug. 31
Sept.
1—
Aug
*
common
Aug. 30
Thurs.
Jun
13.50
common
Sales
1,354,150
46
17%
Bonds
—L
1,554
17
Bond
Corporate
Aug. 28
70%
17%
Gov't
Bonds
Mon.
69%
73%
Bonds
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Aug
70%
1
preferred..;
Transit Co
For
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jun
BONDS
Baltimore
26,148,000
Aug
July
30
17%
-
$27,491000
Fri.
Transmission
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Universal Marion Corp
$4.60
45'A
com—•
Co——1—
Washington
__
45
;
(No. of
Jersey Gas
Texas
10
__
50
Kline &
Oil
common
Co
Paper Co
Smith
5
Railroad and Industrial
Total
—
'
1,794,003
1,014,000
22,000
45,000
1,003
—-r—
Corporate
,21,000
1,283,003
757.000
$810,000
$37,106,030
$21,167,000
$628,000
•
(986)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown Are
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abitlbl
Power
&
Paper
preferred
4%%
Atlantic
Sugar
Aluminium
4% %
Shares
High
1,946
36%
Apr
22 %
Sep
25
Canada
preferred
4%
9%
9%
44%
42%
44%
32
31%
32%
8
600
.
Jun
Jun
11% July
7%
5,400
32%
7,218
31% July
38 y8 May
21
Feb
44%
Loeb
1
25
&22
a22
105
23
July
50
47%
47
47%
1,829
45 'A Mar
48
51%
51 %
52%
305
51%
Jan
53
Apr 1
43
170
40
Feb
45
July
Jan
55 y8
Julyi
'Jan
45 %
Sep :
50
Ltd
PW
43
42%-
Feb
50
52%
52%
53
165
50%
•
common
45%
43%
45%
800
33
50
40
32%
31%" 32%
2,425
•
-
" a52
•
.—
31%
30%" 31%
635
a52
pfd
48
Jan
25% Mar
Nova
Banque
Scotia
Provinciale
Class
Bell
(Canada)
Corp 5%
5 %
%
Mersey
5%%
pfd
Listh*
Bank
77%
78
374
66"%
Jan
$1.30
64
65
1,363
54%
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Columbia
Brockville
Products
Brooke
Bond
Brown
Canada
44 %
3,040
38 %
Jan
44y2
51%
2,229
41
Jail
51%
7,203
25
May
35 y2
Aug
53%
54 %
10,180
47% Mar
55
Jun
50%
53%
265
46
Mar
53
7%
Jan
9
32
7%
2,540
52 %
200
.3.90
4.20
14,249
56
50
32
32%
48
(1959)
Canada
Iron
Ltd
52
56
Jan
36
14%
2,225
11%
Jun
15
7,669
32 %
Aug
39 %
48
48 %
557
Mar
51%
9%
235
45
9% Aug
a21
a21
16%
15%
16%
5,229
12%
Jan
16%
37%
38
66
33%
Jan
38
25%
27
8,340
23%
Jan
30 y2
.
55
27%
26
26"%
Power
Price
24 y2 July
29
285
25%
Jan
29
380
18 y2
Jan
10
19%
19 %
830
a94
a94
20
•
59
59
560
60
56%
53%
56 %
al2 a 12%
18 y4
Jan
21%
.25
Ltd
91 y2
(A
Class
Feb
33
May
Aug
Jan
36
Aug
St
Lawrence
20
20
100
18%
Feb
20
Jun
St
Corbys
4.10
y2
Jun
7%
Jan
9'% Mayr 4
7% May
11
825
10
Feb
12
69 %
70%
704
63%
Jun
16
16%
542
14
Jan
16% July
*<
12%
12%
12%
470
10%
Jan
38
38
38 %
860
37
Jan
Apr
14%
Distillers
Dome
31%
31%
32
260
23%
Jan
32%
26%
24
26 %
8,526
2iya
Jan
12%
11
12%
6,949
7%
Jan
12%
19%
20
370
Jan
24
16
Series
6%
A
Steel
3.90
Jan
8y2
Jan
Jan
28% May
3.25
200
Jan
3.15 Aug
23%
21%
43%
&
new
Chemical
common
4%
Frosst
of
Corp.
66
May
common
Steel
15
12%
975
16%
16 %
16%
3,090
15
*
17%
17%
19
9,244
14%
22
22
1,000
19%
Jan
14%
14%
15
4,140
10
Jan
15
al37
9
136
May
140
class
21%
22%
1,425
&50
a50
20
26%
$1.40
50%
19 'A
Apr
405
6
Mar
100
19
Aug
570
21 y4
1,480
17%
Jan
-'
19%
Jun
14 %
Aug
a98
25
69 y4
Jan
95
Aug
12 %
1,300
10
Jan
14
May
a3.70
a3.70
a3.70
175
20%
20%
200
2,960
21
3.25
15 y2
29 %
Apr
Jan
4.60
Jan
23%
Aug
.
n
JM
35%
35%
35%
675
35 y8
Aug
39%
33
33
325
32 y4
Jun
44%
a45%
a48
82
42%
Jan
49
July
a9%
a9%
25
7JA
Jan
12
May
20%
21%
5,300
21%
Aug
20
910
16ya May
11%
Jan
23
Aug
790
Jan
12% Aug
320
12
Sep
19
33c
Aug
43c
Jan
12%
a30
a28
a30
316
9.75
10%
2,970
9.35
9.50
200
7.60
•
7.40
class
A
•
I_I_25
•
4.15
3.95
4.20
8,120
53%
52%
54%
2,389
12%
13
6,749
12
57 % 1
2,970
50
Jan
60 %
Aug
49%
3,616
40%
Jan
50%
Jun
45
Jan
49%
Aug
49
49
5.00
4.90
./
22%
21%
22%
5,533
26
26
26
35
47
46%
47%
Jan
27
21%
21%:.;
700
20%. Feb.
6%
998
6% July
•
38
39-
640
1.50
35% July
■
7
17-
.7%-
9
1" 12
79%
8%
B
'
common
•
64%
63%
Canada
64%
•
85%
83%
85%
36%
37
_7.60
36%
5.00
May
Aug
Apr
Apr
Apr
57"% May
13
Aug
6.00
Jan
10%
Jan
•
22%
22%
100
18%
Jan
—100
101'%
102
115
99%
Jan
'
Alscope
Anglo-Amer
Anglo-Can
Pulp
Anglo-Nfld
Arno
16%
17%
2,105
24%
25%
17,747
27
27%
225
26
July
July
29 Vb
27%
a42
a42
35
40
Jun
43 %
32%
32%
25
30
Jan
35
8%
9%
8,525
6
Jan
9 %
Aug
20
20
50
19y8 July
20%
Feb
11%
•
-
24
Jan
32
Apr
Mar
Jun
'
*
com-
20.
*
a
„
19% al9%
30
27
30%
a.
Jan
a-_
28
1,615
Jan
10
16%
16%
IOO
16
31%
2"0
21
Jan
a9
a9
75
8
34% Mar
July
31%
*
Aug
.
18% Mar
33% July
"■
10 % Mar
73%
75
76%
3,492
67%
Jan
80
May
1
27%
27%
27%
1,495
19 Vb
Jan
32
Jan
60
60%
350
68%
68%
69
632
58
Feb
53%
53%
54%
1,275
52
Aug
55
Jun
52%
53
135
38%
Jan
53
Sep
22%
21%
22%
1,005
19%
Jan
24% Mar
1.65
1.65
100
1.55 Aug
3.15 Mar
a6%
Bank
a6%
9%
10%
1,685
9%
Sep
10 %
Aug
1,750
38 Vs
Jan
55 %
Aug
10
A
:
54
-
54
54%
3.10
3.10
17%
18
16%
16%
19%
20
2,960
12%
150
-1
:
*
12%
.—
12%
21%
-
.
20%
20)
.
39%
—
21%
2.45 Mar
10
;
Aug
Jun
18
Aug
20% May
12% Sep
19
„
Apr
19 Vb
13%
2,605
3.90
Jun
17% July
10% Jun
13,200
a45% a45-/2
__50c.'-
—.
8 34 Jan
14
635
39%
,
68% May.
69% Aug
July
5% Mar
197
20
-•
A__
58
25
17%
Shown
Are
Expressed
Atlas
July
22
May
35
Jan
42
Mar
447/8 .July
46.%
Feb
Sulphur
Sep
Range
Iron
&
Ltd
«
Co
Telephone
Bateman
Eeauce
Bay
Placer
Bellechasse
Bluewater
!
Co_
Bornite
Burnt
Copper
Hill
Gas
Com
Uranium
•
Canorama
Nickel
Ltd
87% Aug
38 Vb Aug
Cartier Quebec
Carbec
Catelli
Mines
Mines
Food
Jan
5c.. Feb
91,400
14.875
45c
4.802
2"c
10%
11
5,907
—1
7c
6%c
7c
11,000
60c
65C
10%.
19c
9%
9%
14c
14c
1
15C
16C
'
-
♦
-
65c
Aug
12%
Feb
35c
Apr
May
6%
220
11c
10c
6c
5.000
2%c
2,000
6C
a2.00
50
Feb
11%
Jun
12c
Jun
15c
May
2.00 Mar
3c
3,700
2c
1.100
11%i
Aug
40
1.50
goo
40
1.40
1.45
Ltd.
14
2.0C1 Mar
Apr
11%
-;
30
250
1
80c
8,700
Jan
Apr
3c
-
Mar
19c
Mar
18
18
Jun
33c
Aug
11%
*
Paper Inv
10,750
Jan
17c
10c
•
Ltd—
Mar
May
10%
18
*
Ltd—.
Mar
4%c
!
1
-
Aug
15c
11%
-
_
11
Jan
a2.00
-
1
Ltd
Jan
10c
,
1
Aug
l.oo Aug
49c
35c
15,933
.
7c
Jan
5c
500
15c
mf
Apr
Aug
7%
10
17c
3c
'
2,500
10%
—
1
1
Jan
Jan
.Feb
20
4c
Mai-
July
16
Feb
40
July
'
1.701
Jun
7%
7%
.
—
Ltd
2%e
1,500
2c
Feb
6c
Aug
July
32c
35c
33,750
13c
Mar'
36c
1%C
1%C
July
1 %c
-1
-
Ltd
Exnlorations
IV*
2%C
34C
lie
9c
—Il
'
Ltd-
1
_1
Mines .Ltd
Products
Jan
Jun
3c
7c
*
Ltd
Aug
9%
32c
Ltd
3.40
44%
96c
'
July
Aug
July
Jan
5c
——
Mines
1.10
May
30c
Inc—j.—
Refineries
Ltd-—
2.000
30c
Aug
6%
90c
—
Ltd
Explorations
Canuba
2%c
37
10%
Investments
Canalask
457
7c
preferred— .100
Mines
&
25
9%
2.10
—
Dredge Sr. Dock Co
Gen
33%
9%
2%C
;
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
21,260
30c
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Canadian
2.90
38%
9%'
.
Refining Corp_„—III
Tungsten
2.83
Hig ;h
July
4
___1
1%
&
26
92c
Mining
&
48,186
I_Il
Co___;
Raceway
Oil
Bonnyville Oil
1.10
_•
Mining Corp
Bonnets
L DW
13,430
—
—^
Mining
Belding-Corticelli
Range Since Jan. 1
16c
60c
2.90'
II II
Ltd—~
Shares
High
28c 28 %c
95c
1—5
Ltd
Ltd—
Exploration
Aug
65 % Aug
"
Co
•'
t,
•
*
.
for Week
Low
Mining-.—1
/
Jun
6%
Jan
1
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
■
*
& Paper Mills
Atlas Telefilms
Augustus
—iij
Canadian
in
Week's
Last
Ltd
Ltd
Aug
Jun
May
17%
'25%
•
——20
Development
Mines
47%
30%
21
•
-ilili.
Molvbdenite
16%
836
Jun'
Aug
60%
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
13 %
24-»/4 Mar
102
common.'
Ajax Minerals Ltd—,—.-x
Jan
Jan
43
^11% May,r
900
1,040
Par
Kodlak
57%
9% May 24% July.
12%
STOCKS
Power
3,262
Sep'
81 % Aug
12
Friday
Canadian
5,035
■—
*
.
Feb
7"%
*
preferred
Canadian
5%
Apr-
18%
'•
Feb
9%
,10,
Jun
Apr
-
72
V
*
;
Sep
12%
12
80
2,197
Feb-
7%
7% Mar
3,535
;
12
80'
-
Apr
July
July
21%
July
•
'
.
Sep
37%
3.25
40 %
:
4.60. Jan"
*
common
26
5
16
1,100;'.
226,671
9
55 :/2 Mar
Aug
1.40 Aug
,1,391
.
6%
9
ctfs
22%
6,911
1,472
38
100
36
..
V. 17
7%
80
——
class
Jan
16
-
9% Mar
:
17
Co
Apr
a6%
4.55 Aug
5,213
200
(Canada) Ltd—
10%
15%
>
Ltd-..—-U
class
A
_
'
*"
„
:
,
,
35
"
25
Jan
100
,
10c
.
<
5y2:
200
lie.,
9% c
•
,
42
300
5%
26%
1
A
Canada
Corp
23
a6%
see page
49'
:
«
47 %
50
class
Trans
Canadian
common.5
com:
11%
3.10 May
Jan
4.68%
Paper
Jan
45
13
Acceptance Corn
International Nickel of
12
12%
9.90
I "20c
common
preferred
footnotes,
11
•
Jan
56%
Feb
Jan
12
3.25
Apr
Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Blue
22
33
100
49%
9%
Ltd
Avalon
a47%
•
27
2,525
32
*0
Prices
Jup
12
27%
Jun
26%
56%
•
Aug
40
Jan
26%
22%
28% May
Aug:
1.65
8% May
22 %
Jgn
18%
13%
8,470
26%
Sale Price
36
Jan
11%
49%
26% Aug
8%
29
IOVb
11%
£
Jan
12
preferred
Indus
For
Jan
22%
Jan
31%
Pipeline..
trust
4%%
Apr
7%
Jan
common^
Sep
45
a98
Mining
Investment
International
22%
575
12
I
new
'
i
Aug
Jan
26%
27%
™
Imperial Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
22
9y2
;
Co
'
53
(Geo)
Class
'
17%
200
r
29
'
20% July
1,650
i
Bay
200
20%
20%
Sep
56% Aug
21
Feb.1
36'/2
Canada
Steel
Zellers
Jun
12
Pltfield
Jan
565
Clars A warrants
Aug
14%
common
Class B
Imperial
Vb
17%
17%
18%
22
Int'l
Rights
Bay
15
Jan
8%
21
Home Oil class A—
&
Jan
July
14
Warrants
Hudson
26%
10'A
&98
Paper
Farms
47
46%;
—
Canada
Voting
Jun
14%
Handy Andy Co
Home
22%
1
i
490
*
Power
July
•
common
55%
common—
Aug
al37
1%
Wares
53%
75 Vb Mar
Jan
1
Motors
General
Hudson's
Jan
13%
10
E)
54
Oils
Weston
May
63% Aug
325
•
preferred
19
B
Westcoast
Aug.
•
Dynamics
General
Hardee
21%
5
(Chas
Jan
45%
Walker'Gooderham & Worts
18
Jun
1
.
Trans
Triad
Aug
Jan
Jan
555
•
Corp
Lakes
10%
16y2
15ya
22%
Canadian
15%
45%
preferred
Finance
Class
Aug
150
35%
Gatineau Power
Great
43%
75
common
Petroleum
General
Jan
1,300
45 y2
2,537
30
Webb # Knapp
25,971
1,380
19
54% Aug '
1.50
.
of
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
Aug
14%
Corn
Co
22
14%
•
~.
&
Jan
18
62%
18%
Jan
35%
common
—
Co
United
10%
7.65
19
Vendomatic
12%
•
Aug1
Jan
Feb
10%
39
i,
——
6%
Sep
71%
A
Jun
13%
%
40
Apr
14%
common
class
17%
14
535
2,595
35%
pfd
preferred
Co
555
12%
53%
common-.
Aug
12%
3%
Foundation Co of Canada
French
31%
4,725
23%
108'
21%
71%
•
no
,
19 y8
19 Ve
Jan
19%
62%
•
common
Canada
F"*-'
43%
1,225
Jan
Jan
*
common
Ltd
Famous players
Fleetwood
22
11%
101
15%
15%
12%
25% July
•
Brewery
Electrolux
43%
62%
100
Bros
Eddy Paper
200
Jan
9.90
21%
23%
Dupuis Freres
16
45
16,505
21
2.50
19%
1,355
23%
*■
Coal
Textile
of
22 %
150
6.00 Aug
10
&
preferred
Pont
20%
•
com
Preferred
Du
4.50
Jan
18
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dow
22
3.00
2,625
102 % 102 %
—
Juiy-
52%
Texaco Canada Ltd
5.75 Apr
13% July
20l/8
3.25
preferred
Donohue
Apr
905
2.50
Dominion Steel
T/o
15%
2,775
Corsets
Dominion
Jun
13
6
al9 al9%
Bridge
Dominion Tar
12%
150
25%
4.50
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
7 %
13
12%
A
Dominion
"
74
Jan
15
Ltd
Williams
Southam
May
24%
22
Dominion
Jun
58
5,147
15 Ve Mar
100
Standard Structural Steel
Aug
25%
2
Aug
43
53
50'
liiiL——
Sogemines
Jun
5%
Ltd
Seagrams.
29%
Feb
13% May
*
Cement
Breweries
Simpsons
26% May
10
Petroleum
41
.
950
<72"
'
Sicks'
Feb
25
Lto_
14%
Aug
"29% Sep
*
—
Class A
Sicard Inc
Feb
40
-
5%
Com
111
■
Aug
9
24% Jan
24% Feb
606
Aug
22
Apr..'-
*
_•
Corp common_i—
preferred
i-u
Sherwin
71% Aug
13
Credit
*
2,327
9%
-
12%
26%
pfd
common
Shawinigan Water'1#
.1,1% May
•■
15%
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
Aug..-?.
Apr
11
69%
Textile
class
Coronation
13%
6
Aug
110% May
Jun
Jun
290
13%
Feb
7V8
2iya
:
185
43'
71
100
1,000
29% '
11%
Lawreaace
4%
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian—
Crown Zellerbach class A
565
•
'
Feb
2,200
Glass
May *
9
12
3.20
Cockshutt Farm
Consumers
May
15
29%
B
32
6
Smelting.
20
Jan
22 ;
26
Royal Bank of Canada;
1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common-
2iy2
5%
J)
27
Jan
10%
28%
*
-
E)
(Canada)
80
7%
preferred
Mar
17%
*
Canada
V)
405
6
...
5
9%
42%
26
Jun
18% ■Feb.:
1.749
28%
___•
Steinbergs class A_
Consolidated
Aug
-44
•
.
Rolland Paper class A
Reitman's
2,050
•
Co
19 %
*>•
I
■
I
Apr
10
Railway
Enterprises
Mining &
Feb
46% Aug.
18/350
29%
42%
1
Sep
50
Cellulose
Jan
v
29%
*
5%
13 y4
215
Vickers
Combined
Jun"
Apr
Jan
*
Gas
56 %
Feb
175
common
:
common
10
200
Preferred
Ltd
Roe
7
com
9
—•
Mar
3.70
•
Power
9 %
5
common
Canada
Co
...
35%
•
Consolidated
110%
Jan
15%
Jun
••
20
12%
107 108 %
'
•
:
July
July
8%
common
11%
1
25
10%
Hydrocarbons
Columbia
31
9.969
-
a25
19%-
9
common
13
8%
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
(B
8
*
60
10%
Canadian
a25
-40
Corp
Jan
6%
Canadian
Coghlin
31
628
17%
12
*
A
Chemical
preferred
32 Va
1
Ltd
110
350
"
38
17%
20
*
Mar
12
A_50c
class
&
R$ed- ..(-Albert
35%
•
Pacific
5
690
•
26%
31%
__
Husky
38'
38
17%
22
Telephone——!
1961
Apr
•
B
Petrofina
19%
Warrants
5%'
Canadian
46%
Jun
May
1.50
3.45
series
Canadian
110
46
19%
20
.-.
class
Transport
32
_25
Canadian
110
46
5
Car
of
&
35%
common
series
Ltd
18% May
43%- Jan
120
Canadian Oil Companies
110
19%
•
..
Tubes
Feb
Jan
39'A
3,285
•
com man
warrants
Industries
Aug
♦
L—
B
preferred
Quebec
July
90
3,125
•
Canadian
Canadian
36
Warrants
21% Aug
al3
Canadian International
26% Mar
Quebec Power
Mar
27%
23%
Morse
435
*
Light & Power
Corp
Bros
6%
Jun
21%
100
common
class
Quebec Natural
July
21%
22 %
Class
34%
100
common-
Provincial
Sep
26%
al2%
Canadian
Jan
34%
•
Petroleums
a—
a—
4,279
Drug
Penmans
liy4 Mar
37%
23%
Canadian Fairbanks
12
Locomotive-
Page-Hersey
Jun
9%
A_
Co
8% May
•
Apr
12.50
Chemical
200
•
Scotia
Pacific
Aug
33 %
•
Canadian
10 %
1
Steel Products common
Oshawa Wholesale class A
;
Apr
29%
13%
-20
Celanese
10
Ontario
Aug
32%
26%
preferred
Canadian
Jan
27
Aluminum
10
•
;
—I
Ogilvie Flour Mills
May
13%
Canadian Aviation Electronics
Canadian Breweries common
British
78
common
——
National Steei
Aug
5%
33%
25
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd
Canada Steamship common
A
Jan
Noranda Mines Ltd
May
52 y2
•
Foundries
Ltd
common
,
Breweries
Nova
Jan
1
class
60%
*
Stores
(Robt)
National
Sep
Jan
3.80
3,942
J/2
10
preferred.
Forgings
1,535
common
preferred
Montreal
Aug
35%
56
common.
Canada
71 %
Aug'
50
52%
common
Cement
70
Montreal Trust-,
,
Calgary Power
70%
100
Preferred
Jun
25
pfd
Company
Products
$1.00
65
•
Building
$1.75
Jan
•
6*
50%
Class B
42
3.95
•
....
Telephone
Chemical
Jan
.
32%
*
Power
Class
21%
7%
•
Note Co
British
49
40 %
i_
Molson
79% Aug'
50
Power
-v
Jan
175
10
preferred
preferred—
Metropolitan
Aug
£1
Traction
5%
70%
53%
preferred
American
$1.30
Aug
Sep
Jan
51
Paper
Canada
24%
59 Ve
44%
Paper class
Brazilian
British
20% Mar
2,569
54%
&
Bowaters
British
18% Mar
loO
70
65
Telephone
Bowater
180
24%
69%
78
B
Bowater
21%
24%
33%
Power
6%
Ltd—
Massey-Ferguson
July 1
21%
Banque Canadian National
Bathurst
33%
48%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Mailman Corp Ltd
priority
t
—*
Maritime Tel & TelI
10 "
53
Aug
33% Aug 1'
33
Jan
70
Montreal
of
2,645
47%
5
Lower St Lawrence Power
22
24%
preferred
of
Bank
5%
Selburn
5%%
High
43%
48%
(John)
(M)
Mitchell
Bans,
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
42%
July t-
50
Anglo Canadian Tei Co 4Vs%
$2.90 preferred
Bailey
Shares
High
43
Lines
preferred
Labatt
Aug '
:
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Pipe
Jamaica Public Service
pfd_
1
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Argus Corp Ltd
$2.5o preferred
Low
5
43% July
450
for Week
25
Iroquois Glass Ltd
24%
Corp
preferred
Interprovincial
High
41%
•
,
of
Low
22 %
*
Ltd
Co
$2
Range Since Jan. 1
40%
*
Algorua Sieel
Aluminum
International Utilities
Sales
>.
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
22%
.25
common
Week's
<
Last
Sale Price
40 %
__—
Acadia
Low
common.
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
.
1
38
.
-•
1%C:
Sep
3c
Apr
7.000
6V2c
Feb
19c
Jun
2,200
8%C-Apr
12 % c
Jan
32%t July
39 Vb
Jan
-
100
....
.
Volume
194
Number 6087
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
;
.
(98?)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Central
Manitoba
Chemalioy
Chess
Mines
Minerals
Ltd
Ltd
Consolidated
3c
3c
2,000
12c
12c
3,000
3c
3c
500
3c
1.25
1.25
365
85c
al.00
al.00
60
1
1.15
1.15
2,000
81c
18c
20c
3,500
17c
A
*
l
20c
Ltd
li
Limitee
Ltd
5c
Kerr-Addison Gold
29c
A
14%
14%.
Loblaw
6.25
*
25%
27%
.27
27% '
1
Dominion Leaseholds
•
26%
72c
69c
Ltd
Lineleum Co Ltd •
"
71c
a23
A
Aug
21,20#
Sullivan
Empire
Fab
Oil
Mines
&
Metal
Fontana
Fort
Minerals
Mines
Falconbridge
Reliance
1
Mines
(1945)
(A J)
19%
Sep
Moore
1,15
Feb
Quebec Telephone 5%
24 Va
Jun
Futurity
Ventures
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Internat'l Paints
9c
5,000
2c
July
Feb
39c
45c
39,000
a51
5
2.500
35
Feb
45
3%c
3c
Jan
18c
20c
4,000
16c
Jan
27c
5c
6c
9,000
3%c
39c
8,000
30c
Jun
2VaC
6,200
2V2C Jan
1.00
1.25
56,400
♦
al.50
al.60
100
*
7c
7c
100
■*
.
Ltd "A"
45c
Jan
36c
2 %C
39C
1
1.25
.
77c
Aug
Iron
Gas
of
1
Corp
Hill
Kontiki
Corp
Lead
Lambert'
( Alfred )
Lkngis Silver
Lingside
Mines Ltd
Inc
class
A—
56c
2%c
2%c
a—*
30
Jah
49%
Sep
10
Mar
33
Aug
33
Jan
49
Sep
22%
23%
205
20f/4
Jan
23%
Aug
Jan
25 Va
Aug
22 Va
25%
__
Ltd—
Ltd—
Mines
Feb
2.00
7c
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries
Limited
Canada
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
Mines
—_1
8.00
Ltd
Mills
Lieht &
Lake
West
50 c
26%
25
25
Jan
28% May
a8
.
22
Jan
•
30c
Aug
15c
15c 15 %c
3,500
12c
Jun
12%
a5c
a7c
1.08
1.08
1,000
47c
33 %c
47c
16,900
7
73/4
1
*
common
500
12%
a7c
—*
;—1
11
7%
.
'7%
7%
81c
92c
92c
Shewn
11
11%
4 VaC
May
1.55
4 VaC
Jun
Jan
300
a-.—_—1
Pwr
Co
8
•
98c
10 % May
2,000
Ltd—10
Mines
61%
63
Ltd—1
Mine's
i
4%c Feb
63
a4c
50c
r'V
2c
125
46
200
2%c
9c
16c
preferred
Obalski.1945)
Ltd
Ltd———
7c
7.05
Alba
Jan
80c
Jun
52c
33
8c
Alberta
Gas
Jan
'
Mines Ltd..
Pennbec
Gold
Pitt
Products
Ltd
Porcupine Prime
Premier
8c
1
3C
2Vac
A—————1
12%
12%
Mining Corp__
Mining Co Ltd-
Pitt
Steel
class
.
Ltd—.
9c
Y
1
-
•
6c
6C
___2
.
Mines Ltd
Mills
1
8C
——.
--
3c
•
13%
8c
*
8%
8 3/s
9%
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration—
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
2.50
2.35
1
6.00
5.30
6.05
1
3C
3c
11
10
U1
a
6c
20c
Aug
Aug
2c
Feb
3,150
"
16,000
3 Vac
1
500
6,000
2.50
Quebec
7,500
,
8c Y
8c
18c
May
v
Feb
7
10%
Apr
-
Feb
4.85
Apr
;
1
Development Ltd——Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
—
Oil
Ragland
R6nold
Nickel
Mines
Chains
Canada
Ltd "A"„
Roberval
Mining Corp
Foo's Enterprises
Warrants
33c
16
-
2.05
Jan
2c
Feb
18,700
7c
.Jan
16%
33c
46,700
Ltd_
135
16
.
6.05 Aug.
3 Vac
22c
Trunk
48c
8c
1,000
8c
2.40
1,300
2.00
50c
1O0
Jan
Jan
25c
July
St
Lawrence
Maurice
Columbian
Gas
Metals
1
Saucon
Development—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Siscoe
Mines
Mines
91c
1,900
65c
Jan
1.45
1.60
22,050
94c
Jan
8%
3,976
4,000
7
Jan
1,60
8'/2
—l-_-1
class A
Dufault
7.80
90c
1
.
Sobey's Stores
7.35
90c
—•
Ltd
South
7.50
1
Inc
2.00
8% ;
1.90
2.00
16%
10c
1
25
1.15
476
10c
16%
a—
Ltd——.—
5
23,555
11,000
T'eb
Jan
2.68
Jan
4c
Aug
8Vac
4.70
4.90
7,150
2.80
Jah
5.15
22%
223/4
305
1.04
1.08
'
Apr
-
56c
38c
Mar
3c
2.15
2.40
12,850
1.15
1.25
2,425
1.75
1.65
1.80
3,600
32%
31
32%
11,629
109
109
109
1?%
108
Spartan
Canada
Sullivan
Power 6%
90,650
71c
Feb
5,400
15c
Feb
Consolidated
1.65
1.89
6,300
5c
5 VaC
10,500
Ltd—__ 1
Mines
-
2
116
Credit
Aug
16%
Jan
20
52%
Feb
61
7.00
7.00
100
42%
44%
25,610
11%
11%
35c
7,300
16c Jan
Jah
,2.15 Mar
31% July
38 Va May
21
23
44%
28c
28c
1.95
32
31%
2.05
32%
2?Va
47%
20c
52c
2.50
2.75
uan
2.75
90c
500
8c
6c
8c
9,000
4.75
10%
10%
10%
100
50
52
51%
52
214
Lake
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd_„
—1
,
a—a
Trans-Canada
United
Corp
Asbestos
United
Corporations
United
Principal
Towns
10
~a_——1
Westburne
5c
Jan
Westville
60
61
5,080
6.85
.
.
6.40-
10
.
t-1
24%
7,550
13%
133/4
133/4
156
8c
13,500
class
A
59
57c
50c
3c
2 VaC
:
58%
Jan
I 1,969
Mines .Ltd
Burlington
Steel
1
Line
Co
Co
4.85
Ltd "A"_*_5
32V4
Ltd^
Chibougamau
Delhi
Devonian
Central-Del
Rio
.Consolidated
Consumers
Denison
Oils
Mines
86 Va
65
J*n
Jan
1.00 Mar
13%
Jun'
6.90 Aug
25
5c
14%
Jun
Aug
9 VaC Mar
Jan
64% Aug
Dec
61c
3c
4,600
2%c May
38
310
99
25
3%c
3 VaC
1,500
80c
81c
1,500
43
46
2,100
32%
Jan
46
52
52%
48
Jan
52% Aug
46
52%
7c
-
,
;
Gold
Oils
Ltd
Ltd
Gas
Co
Ltd
*
common
Ltd———.,
-.Y-Y-_.il
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc—^a__1
Giant
Yellowknife
For
Gold
Mines
footnotes,
see
Ltd
,.1
page 42
V
19
10%..
Mar
3 Vac Mar
class
10%
1,010
33,722
12c
14c
4,500
3c
36%
Cons
4
Barnat
Jan
52
Sep
13%
Feb
49c
May
Aug
1.00 Aug
18c
July
9%
May
Apr
1.00
1.10
II,100
3c
22%
23
26,800
455
16 %
Feb
1.14
1.14
1.20
6,300
1,07
Jan
31%
30%
31%
4,659
21%
Jan
33% July
7c
7c
4,560
7c
Jan
13c
11 %c
10c
13 %c
15,750
6%c
Jan
6c
6c
2,000
8c
Feb
3.00
2.98
3.05
2,600
2.65
Feb
—
6
6%
300
—.
2.30 Aug
%c Aug
36c
Aug
24
May
1.60
Feb
Mar
17VaC May
8c
Jan
.3.15 July
Class
Power
5.00 Aug
34 % May
Beaver
Lodge
22% Aug
Beaver
Lumber
Beatty
Mines
8.00
8.60
21%
21%
500
18% Mar
22
Aug
24%
25
940
20% Mar
25
Aug
1.65
1.63
1.67
85Q
75c
Jan
38%c
41c
12,780
34o
Mar
1.75 Aug
52c
May
Jan
10%
May
3.85
5.00
Jun
Bethlehem
5.15
Jan
Bevcon
Bell
&
Paper
class
3.95
6.25
6,600
5.10
Jan
7.25
Apr
Bibis
."'46%
47%
4,794
Apr
483/4
Jun
Bicroft
18%
19
1,175
Jan
20
9.90
10 Va
400
41
16
9.25
17
9.60
Aug
'Jan
Mir
11 %
22
14%
May
Jan
Mar
Jan
Co
10c
Feb
70
4,365
59%
Jan
70%
Aug
77%
78%
2,017
66%
Jan
80 Va
Aug
1.61
1.64
8,100
49c
51c
16.20Q
39c
7 %c
7%c
8c
13.4Q0
7.500
16%c
Feb
5c
7%c
5%c
7%c Aug
7c July
7,000
3%c Jan
8%c
Apr
50%
49%
51%
1,845
41% May
51% Aug
32
32
35
2,525
25
35
15c
16c
6,564
1,925
8,500
12c
7e
—
1
*
——•
Mines
:
Uran Mines.—
Bidcop Mines Ltd———.
Biltmore Hats class A pfd
Black
Bay
Bordulac
Bouzan
Uranium
Mines—
Mines
Ltd
—
—
4%c
26%
■
150
1
—;—1
•%
72c
9c
Mar
26 Va
45c
Feb
70c
Aug
May
68c
Jan
10c 10 %c
5,485
9c
July
5c
5,000
72c
73c
23,256
12,029
7c
7%c
14%
1QQ
6 %c
26.5Q9
——1
9°
8 VaC
9c
8.00Q
1
49%c
45 Vac 49 %c
40,700
17% May
Jan
7,600
4%c
'
Jan
May
Jan
3%c Aug
4,670
14%
7%c
,
May
21
20,367
?
May
22c
Jan
52c
;
Jan
50c
14 %c
May
1.05
1.00
6c
1
*
-*
7e
54%
51e
53%
2.12
1.42 May
Jan
4%c
52c
54%
1.00
lOVaC
1
Mines—
3%c
26%
1
25
50c
Corp——
15
15
—
4%c
•
common—
Corp—u
Copper
Yukon
Jan
3,000
69%
—
•
•
A
Telephone
200
14c
12c
70
77%
1.64
•
—
Mines.
Mining
5.70
500
8.85 Mar
4.90 Jan
8.30
21%
•
•
Bros
1,600
Feb
24%
u—1
Duauesne
Jan
9
3.50 Mar
2.50 Aug
1
1
Ltd
,
:
Jan
/ Aug
Mar
25
25
1—1
B
Peb
3.10
13,105
6
7Va
L—10
——
Petroleums
Bathurst
100
550
Aug
10
Exploration
Uranium
Baska
6
2.60
6
-50c
Mines
Mines
6
'
1
Metals Mining
Base
24%
100
Jan
23
*
Montreal
173/4
12%"
28
Sep
9c
4nr
17c
1
Nova Scotia
60
.'12%
4c
45 %c
—1
A—;
of
400
70
Apr
1.12 May
•
—
4.90
a20% a20%
20c
Jan
9%
*
22 %
t
Jan
40 Vac
1
of
3.95
-
20
71c
44c
—1
Mines
Bank
5.80
46%
,
Aug
1.10
Mines
Bankfield
3.95
•
99'
——*
Oil-
Aug
Aug
Ltd:
Jun
Feb
Jun
•
Mines
Bank
Bata
•
Jan
39'/a
95
9%
36%
Jan
36c
36%
Wire
common
——
32%
3.95
405
■
3,000
1,000
8.70
22c
13c
Mines—*
4.85
8.95
7c
7,20 Aug
Feb
1
Copper
31%
3.00
May
12c
10
Oil & Gas class A
preferred
preferred
5%
Jan
30
8.75
54
6%C Aug
28
ADr
40c
53/4%
Apr
1.60
46c
3.90
Jan
July
Jan
61%
14
99
'
Electric
Banff
7,500
8.75
Apr
Jan
37
1
Bailey Selburn
Aug
1,110
1
12c
38
2.30
Jun
58c
10c
Petroleums
Paper Corp
Mines
Ltd
Ltd-:—a
5.40
ADr
1.75
SOc July
%c Feb
%C
Coast
Belcher
Campbell
Canadian
Canadian
4.05
Feb
Jun
500
'
i.—
Acceptance
Bankeno
75
21
200
2.50
Apr
84c
13,439
50
Nickel
Feb
8c
•
—
550
37c
Apr
12c
14c
3%c
;
22%
*
.—
22c
14Vac Apr
7.55
Stocks—,
Alberta Gas Trunk
Feb
7.20
1
Standard
Gold
Beattie
Advocate
Apr
5c
6%c
•
100
Warrants—T
Auto
16 VaC Mar
59
-
15c
l%c Jan
14c
1
warrants
Oil
Barymin
5C
8c
—1
4-
—
0
275
1.10
'Apr
9c
31 Va Jan
|
July
47% Aug
45% Mar
9 %c May
ffc
8,150
1.05
•
a,
6.90
1,000
_a
.
;♦
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Unlisted
.•
'a.
'——a
Co
4,144
Feb
7.55
1
8 VaC May
5%c July
3
He
24 %•
Elec—a——
Oil
61
B
Properties——;
Vanguhrd Explorations Ltd—
Ventures Ltd
5 VaC
86%
86%
1
Ltd-—.
class
5 VaC
86 Va
lOVaC
100
^
Fund—
Corp
United
*
T
Texaco Canada Ltd preferred
Titan Petroleum Corp Ltd
5 VaC
11% Aug
45 c
May
7%c
•
-
Mines
Autofab
Tache
Tazin
5,411
90c
preferred
Nickel
50c
1
—
1st
44%
Jan
.1.65
1,660
lc
Huronian—
Imperial
16c
Sep
Feb
'
Exploration
Anglo Canadian i'ulp & Paper
Mines
15c
Jun
8%
1.610
1
Pe£e__
Aug
Aug
8.50
32%
100
46%
Jan
4.00 Feb
3,004
8.609
22
47%
—50
14
200
22 Va
25
Aumacho River Mines——
;; .1.89 Augi
i.y5
108.
July
20% May
390
•
preferred—^
American
Aunor
May
1,526
;_10c
Petroleums
Aumaque
May
.July
15% May
1,960
*
common
Lead Mines
Atlantic
2.75 May
85c
109%
20
3,500
130
21
60c
May
104
23,800
Steels
1.90
34%
105% Jan
7.90 Jan
60
•
4%
Ruffner
21
Jan
17%
lOc
Atlin
50c
.
Apr
94%
19%
9%c
Atlas
1.50
21.-
1—*
2.00
59%
8c
163/4 Aug
1.80
100
:—
Apr
Jah
60
8%c
14 Vac May
60c
pfd
Services————
Air
Warrants
1.30
20
'
Southern
Jan
17%
8c
Atlantfd
Aug
Jan
Jun
10
10c
Associated
Jan
5c
1.50
206
17%
1.10 Aug
2.50
#0c
16,290
107%
Aug
May
53c
Sep
1.70 July
80
,12%
Jan
27
Jan
I,000
July
50
Minerals
Leduc
B
22% July
100
Apr
7,000
Rights
Apr
17
26,248
lOo
Ahthes
Jan
4c
__l
Anglo
Jun
„10
Ltd
Co
Jan
8c
91 %
500
8
25% July
11% July
7.00
Jan
12 V4 May
19%
50
4c
13 %
Ashdown Hardware class B
8% Mar
2.11
575
100
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Asamera
May
7 90 Aug
90c
22%
100
common
Associated Arcadia
St
22%
100
Corp common
$2.50 preferred—.
Arjon Gold Mines—,
Jan
65c
5,315
42c
;
Argus
Jun
2.50
9%
23 % Mar
5
—
Dreferred
Arcadia
May
15c
v
9
2.00
Class
Feb
16 Va May
July
180
3c
Alminex
Ansll
Jun
25
2.40
1
Alumlnlufh
Area
Sep
8c
2.05
.
2.40
_2
.
•'
Aug
50c
a
—,
Ruby
-1
40c
16
35C
1
4
23,100
18,100
-
2.00
May
43 %
42c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
2,450
13 Vac
Apr
•
Roxana
Anglo
Aug
3c
Steel——
Anchor
13% Aug
12 % Aug
8c
'Feb
660
•
Apr
High
7c
36%
3,825
i.o4
Controls
Warrants
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
100
common
Central
4%%
-
Shares
24%
;
Analogue
10 VaC Aug
4c
Sales
for Week
American
-
8.60 May
V
Exchange
18,300
Gold
A warrants
An aeon
Paudash
Aug
9c
100
A preferred
Aluminum
15%c May
Jan
5.40
„
12 VaC May
Jan
6c
200
:
51% Aug
Jan
700
v
,
Aug
12
1J25
Alberta Distillers
Allied
July
3,100
7,20
20 Va
22 3/i
Yellowknife
Algonquin Bldg
Mar
Jan
47
Jan
8.50 Mar
41%
Explorations
Algoma
Aug
5%c
75
8c
■
16c
25%
32
15%
300
8c
Warrants
39 Vac May
7c
80
May
Jan
.
1,210
11%
4.85
Surpass Shoe
Mines Ltd
Preferred
6c
Aug
51%
7c
7.20
«__1
(Quebec) Ltd 1
65
2c
,
20%
9%
;
Class
May
9c
18,000'
Y
Apr
40%
common
Class B preferred
Alberta Natural Gas
May
3%0 Feb
31,850
-
V 42c.
-
51%-
1
—
Explorers
40Q
t
'a32a32 Va
__L_50
_a_
Opemiska Copper Mines
42c
com~^*
Power Co Ltd
9c
13,000
14c
10(5 :
Jun
15%
Rahge
Mines
Class
Aug.,
Aug:
90,845
2VaC-
13c
Quebec
.
Feb
14C
92 Va
Feb
WeCk's
25
^
Voting trust
,/ci
11% Jun
Jan
a4c
.
Feb
9
4c
—_
Warrants
9 Va May
Aug
-
87
of Prices
40%
Jun
Jan
Mar.
81c
1,050
2,865
Low
Advocate Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Apr
9c
C -7% July
9,500
92
14
Expreftsed In Canadian Dollars
Are
A
Agnico
'
May V
13 %
5%
105
♦
24c
Feb
52c
6.80 Mar
22%
;
Uranium
Agnew
Jun
Jan
2,065
•
,
Apr
5c
32c
Jan
-
n3/4
Last
Preferred
July'
1.22
11%
800'
5.60 Aug
6.95
2,750
Jan
193/4
__
8c
Atlantic Sugar
Class
Aug
13
50
4,000
8.00
Jun
3.20
2,800
92
__
•
Ltd
Preferred
Acadia
Jun
8
Jun
5
al3
40c
Ltd-^_—_!_•
Uranium
Amulet
Opemisca
46 Va
30c
Ltd————1
1st
Feb
al3
Aug
5.10
Jan
13
__
l53/4
Abitibi Power & Paper common-
Jan
24c
40c
10
North American Asbestos Corp.—
.Yl
North American Rare Metals Ltd—a—1
Northern
Aug
v—1
Ltd
New Santiago Mines. LtdJ_a
New
Aug
a8
*
—
j.
Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
Jack
15c
Mines
Algoma
New Formaque
New
5,800
27
20%
20%
7.70
,
common
Prices
Abacus
Feb
—•
•.
Iron Mines Ltd——:—1
Canada Ltd
a—a——*
Mussens
4c
395
Wright
Rice
2%c July
\45
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—i.
Mount
1,000
44%
Aug
19%
4.90
Pa
Jun
45
Aug
63 Va
400
20Va'
Friday
Jan
5
.
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Mount
14 Va
57c
9c
Jun
35
44%
.
Jun
Feb
10,375
16 Va
May
1,295
4.95
STOCKS
July
Jun
10c
com
preferred
Chipman
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
of
5.75
5 Vac
12%
9c
Apr
29
63
Toronto Stock
J" '
Aug
42c
10c
203/4
13%
75
,62
,62
J
Jan
125
1
1,425
1,200
33
"
Ltd—
Jan
Acadia
L
,
16
33
1
Ltd—
1.25 Aug
21c
26%
*
25%
.
....
33
7 VaC Aug
48c
500-
17C
2,075
j
■T'lif
6%
Corn
1,000
Jan
8^c May
125
,
4 VaC May
3.00 Aug
3c
Jan
10,735
13%
56c
Mercury
Mining
3%c
13%
Mclntyre-PorcuDine
Melchers
4.45
3 %c
—1
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Mines
3.60
Mng Co Ltd—1
Mining Co Ltd
1
Corp of Canada Ltd
Massval
4.45
1
Cobalt
&
Copper
Lithium
1
Zinc
&
Apr
13%
545
-i_20
Ltd
Mines
Canada Ltd
Keno
8%
Jun
Aug
49
red pfd
100
Oil Pipe Line c'o—i.*
cum
Jan
9
49%
16
pfd
Mines
Iron
0
45c
Apr
Aug
7c
150 *"
2,325
1,000
25%
Sale PriCe
Jubilee
45c
48
Mountain
United
May
Jun
1.05
Aug
46
___•
Finance
%,
Union
8 Vac Mar
*
Ltd
4 Va
Trans
Aug
a5l
Rock
Traders'
Jun
65
3 Vac
Mar
20c
May
13 VaC
Jan
3c
A-g
15
23%
Co____„5
Corp Ltd
StCep
2.05 Aug
3 Vac
1
^
—
(Can)
38 Va
875
•■r
Feb
6c
2,000
Jan
Feb
3%C
*
Ltd
Can
3c
10 %
Jan
40c
Coppe'r Mining Corp
Hastings Mining Development
Chemicals
1.60
2,500
60
■
2%c
1
-
Age Mines Ltd
*8,800
►
9c
59%
•
Ltd
Haitian
Inland
9c
60
1
Ltd
Copper Mines
Oils Led
2.05
23%
49
—
Maple Leaf Mills LtdMinnesota & Ontario Paper
'
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
19
4.00
25%
49'
72c
-
High
Aug
*
27% Aug
May
July
2.65
•
r
28% Aug
51c
50
3%c
1
common—
Bay
1.90
3%c
Ltd.
Ltd
Minerals
Ltd
2.03
—III
Inc
Ltd
Nickel
Mines
Freiman
Fundy
Ltd-.
__
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A—2.50
Class
B
'
2.50
7.00 Aug
Apr
7
10
45c
10 Va
!_1
Jan
14 Va
.
902
7
—1
warrants
143/4
25c
256,000
a23
60c
May
4,160
143/4
•
Ltd—
Ltd
B
Sherritt-Gordon
East
A
20 Va Mar
500
5,620
72c
65c
-
2.50
250
„28
54c'
93/4 May
225
-
,
class
Minerals
Companies Ltd class A
Class
1.50 Mar
Apr
28 %
14%
14%
470
27%
2.50
•
35c
100
14%
6.25
6.25
___•
40c
Low
4.00
May
19 % May
July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.80
__
5
Ltd
Mines
Corp
I6V2 Aug
Shares
Jan
Kelly Douglas
40c
*
Mines Ltd
Gas
Kirkland
500
40c
&
1.62 May
200
_
&
Oil
Feb
17
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Oilcloth
Consol Gold
Bay
Aug
Low
♦
—
1.40 July
2.50 Mar
45c
Dominion Explorers Ltd—
Dominion
Hollingfer
Hudson's
-
Apr
17
1
Collieries Ltd
Jan
Class
f_
Dome Mines Ltd
Hillcrest
Aug
45c
'
1
.
class
Warrants
"
•
4Vac
Jun
1.20
*
Ltd
Corp
*
■
Denault
1
jliu
,
Par
18 %c May
Aug
*
„
Dalfen's
4c
of Prices
May
4.25 May
2 %c May
1
Sec
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
4C
May
1.94
Ltd_l
Petroleum
,
29,860
1
L)
i
3.20
__i
2c
Ltd—
Crain
Crusade
3.00
3.10
2,000
Mines
Mines
(R
Low
3c
1
Standard
Chib
Copperstream
Ltd
High
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Pacific
Div
New
Rand
Copper
1
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
3c
__i
Corp
_T:
Chibougamau Coimer Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Low
1
Mining
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range foi? Week Ended September 1)
Sales
Range
Last
39
47% Mar
■
55% Aug
1.74 May
14c
Jan
4%c Jun
8%r
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Copper
99c
•
•"
Mar
52
42 %
Duvex Oils & Mineral
6.00 Aug
3,175
69 %
1
Duvan
-
Apr
6
1
•
-
Donalda
Jun.
2.40
-
7c
7%
:—*
pfd__
Stores
Dominion
11% May
Aug
4.30
5c
7%
7%
Jan
4c
320
'
25%
Steel & Coal
Feb
1.22 May
44 %
62
27
common
Scottish Inv
16
7% "Jan
270
6%c
60%
3.00
Magnesium.
Dominion
Jan
1.52
62
Foundry & Steel common—*
Dominion
Jan
5%
•
*
16% Aug
70c
300
;
Jun
19%
95c
6
10%
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common
490
400
Apr
14% July
19% May
43%
common
-
5.00
Aug
10
185"
^.10
_
17
1.25
5%c
Feb
56c
,
Jan
1.25
May
18c
Feb
*
_x
5.15
25
t
Gold-
16%
——2.50
Bridge.
Electrohome
48c
1,315
53%
5%
__
10c
Inca
17
Aug
Aug
42c
.,
July
;
6.15
May
18
:—2
Eureka
Canadian
1.63
19%
-
1
Warrants
1.75 Mar
2.30
»
Canadian
13c
20c
5,525
1, .L
—-*
-—4^
Dominion
July
19%
;
19J/2
•
1,000
3,500
1
Mines
Dominion
May
11
11,034
11
8%
53%
'
2.50
13c
34c
13 %
—1
Seagrams-
Dominion
v
1.00 Aug
82c
3.85 Aug
3.95 Mar
15,737
1.70
"
10
8%
__
'•
common..
Mar
6% July
5,758
4.10
1.66
'
10%
20c
Gas
24,000
34c
>
'*
Dominion Tar
__
Cond-its
4.00
lF/^
:
*
Canadian
Chateau
1.25
3.95
4.00
*
1.15
36
Aug
7% Mar
1,500
Industries
31c
Jan
15% May
27 %c Jan
4.10 Mar
1,030
*
July
Apr
14,500
Canadian
Dickenson
Feb
Jan
6
2.00
81c
common
31c
May
9 y2c, Jan
•
Jan
15%
Aug
28c
Feb
80c
560
255
13c
—1
Petroleum-
5,165
36
6%
Bank.
19
18
Aug
8%
r
Jan
6c
12%
__„„__25c
Dome
605
3.25
1.00
Imperial
19
18
—
—1
Minerals
DevQp Palmer
Feb
6%
3.10
81c
Industrial
Apr
12c
13 Vi
100
x_^
Ei.elnite, Mines-t-i-xxix
31%
35%
93c
I
;
Mines
__
.
1.20
19
.Donfson Mines
6:46 May
Distillers
6%
Canadian
Brewis
Dome
97c
Warrants
Decoursey
33% Aug
6%
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice Machine
1.10
7,240
27,853
5.50
1
jjeer Born MineslL_L-ii——xL.
.Hejhi Pacific.—
Sep
20
1
1
7c
67/s
2,500
,-i31c
■
x
Feb
6%
____20c
May
-
1
preferred
Apr
*
!_4._
Feb
:
Co
21%
3
.•_!
Dalex
18%
Petroleum
Crest.™!
17c
6c
120
•/;
1.
_x-x-;
585
common
Husky OiU
16c
—
common
Daragon Mines
^>•.£.39 jfrpr
May
Collieries
Canadian Homestead
Aug
-Mar.
•
Ltd
Daering^ Explorers
140
13
Canadian
B
July
International
20
3.10
*
20
3.25 Mar
225
8%
8
8
5
Mines
32%
36
I__*
3,20 Jan
Jan
—5%c
x_Lx.il
Crush
20
•
;
preferred
i
8,625
<■
i
Cusco
31%
«'
1,555
Chieftain
Securities "A"__
Crowpat Minerals
Feb'
14 %
Warrants
Energy
5.05
16 %c
*
common--
Zellerbach
14
Canadian
Warrants
Aug
4.70
:
32%
:_50
109'
*
—
Timber
Warrants
14
25
1st pfd
Apr
57
.
1,470
•
Crown
8%
Jan
3.70
'
Aug
Feb
5.00
50c
Ltd—
L)
Apr
25
Mar
43%
3.75
Canadian Food Products
(R
Crestbrook
11
3.40
Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class B
_L__—J
•
109
104
1
—
Mines—
3.60
18% May-
3.50
1
Feb
235
1
Copper
22c
3.70
Canadian Dyno Mines
105
109
*
x-
.i
85
.
Aug
1.00
300
53%
„
•
20
109
1
Zinc
May
60% May
2.55 Aug
250
1.86
-
3.60
Petroleum
108% 108%
2.15. Aug
13% Aug
Aug
13
common *
Dock
Crain
Apr
11c
warrants
Devonian
16
--
*
Cowichan
Feb
warrants.
Dredge
11,358
*
Mining
Jan
6c
56%
Canadian
-7,450
—
*
Mines
Lead
88c
25,900
July
2.40
19%
*
B
63%
73
•
Canadian
12c
2.15
*
xxxx
Jan
18 %
Mar
80
Canadian
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
lie
-
18%
100
Exploration
Clark Publishing
10% May
845
5
Preferred
'
2.28
•
100
preferred
Mar
18%
*
*
Conwest
Jun
60
*
Chemical
May
May
4c
May
Feb
59
.
9c
Feb
Jun
2.80
*
May
May
41c
Mar
48c
73
25
12c
57c
5c
Copper Rand Chiboug
1.80
_
Feb
4c
23%
Jan
July
2.500
—
Mar
6c
7c
19,000
Corby Distillery class A
13
Canadian Canners class A.
Canadian Celanese common.™
1
25c
7c
—
Jan
16c
-
27V2c Aug
6,800
9c 10%c
Jan
60
*
Aluminium
26c
7c
—
1
Mines
Aug
Feb
1.80
Breweries
25c
1
West Petroleum
59
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian British
25c
1
May
2.40
Mar
2,799
Aug
10%
!
_
11c
2%c Jun
6c
28% July
*
B
6,600
8,500
5c
31
,_1
class
11c
3J/2c
5%c
30
112
12.50
Cable
11c
3V2c
Jun
1.74 May
30C
1,51 Mar/'', '
11c
3%c
Jan
28%
"
10,000
*
common
20,121
...
L
.
Feb/*
Jan
1
Jan
3c
2.20
V
5.499
Feb
74
12c
22,200
Sannorm
Jan
Jan
78c
10,700 "
9c
Consolidated
Apr
20
18,940
31c
Consolidated
58%
1
Lines
4,955
,
.
9c
Jan
5.55
2.00
1.80
21 %c
Jan
Feb
May
63c
31c
13c
103
55c
2.50
21
1.03
10
Petrol
Jun
May
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
12 %c May
Apr
Feb
Jan
1
Mine
Gold Mines
21
lc
warrants
Canada Tungsten
For
May
58%
•
;
Oils
Canada
Coin
Quebec
6c
1
8,400 **
,
18c 19V2c
2.20
! '
1
Mines
Pershcourt
Consolidated
50
1.00
*
B
Canada
Cftimo
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
100
73y4
Permanent
Chib
Consolidated
Sep
8
9c
39c
/
Jun
*
Mines
29
1.03
*
-
' ■>*!+'*
*
2
Nicholson
38% July
Apr
11%
1
Mines—_!!
Consolidated
24% July
25% Jan
lc
Lands
Canada
Can
Consolidated Negus
Jan
Courvan
Warrants
*
__1
Exploration
22%
Jan
1.05
970
May
1.96 Aug
Jan
101
19,984
1
Canada Cement
1
Mar
6%
1,300
8c
•
Aug
1.06 Mar
110
1.66 1 1.70
__
*
43c
39c
'
"
11c
Canadian
Aug
92c
38c
12%
He
Canadian
3.05
24%
25c
3,450
1.76
1
■
Canadian Salt
Apr
Feb
—
8,600
2,960
7%c
Canadian
1.19
1.01
42c
Oils Ltd_™___*
27c
7%c
preferred
Jan
Mar
Mac
4.00
1
8%
68c
4%c Aug
9,518
4%c
•
Oils
Mines
Canadian
38c
2.95
40
Canadian
35c
2.76
7%
High
42,980
2.95
7%
Canadian
18c
Mic
7%
Canadian
1,000
Consolidated
13%
Class
"500
20c
Jun
Jun
Gen
4%c
52
May
Canadian
--
2,691
1J
Gas
4%c
19'/2c
—
Mar
32
Canadian
■"
•
l'**
Sep
45
16
Canadian
Aug
14,710
521
preferred
preferred
41c
**
3,050
A
Jan
45c
23,215
Class B
30c
1.02
38
Class
485
42c
12%
Canadian
;____1
Jan
41c
—
90c
22%
&
Lake
Apr
4.05
Mar
42c
12
5%
Consolidated
Gillies
II %c
'
20c
99c
22
$1
Golden Arrow—
1.80 Aug
,
Feb
Aug
1
36%
$1%
Consolidated
Consolidated
Aug
5c
2.50 May Z
11c
1
12 V\
Wire
41c
*
1
6% Aug
7% Aug
9,999
v
'
22'A
Canada
13c
"
:
*
Packers
11c
1.50
3,500
>
Marcus Gold Ltd_^_™.—1
•
Class
7,160
'."-13c
-3%c Aug.
7,000
2.59
Marbenor1 Mines
Burns
Canada
5%c
2.52
Halliwell
•
Oil
1.65
5%c
2.59
Consolidated
Building Products
Burlington
Canada
1.60
5%c
,
48% Feb
5c
Burrard Dry Dock class A
Jan
5% July
67/s- Aug
16% Aug
1.90
__
6c
9,167
8,510
-—1
16%
4c
May
5,475
Aug
1
Canada
Oil
Crest-..
3.75
•
Jun
8c
6
May
1
A
East
15 y4
16%
_1
11%
Jan
4c
*
26%c
__
l
:
Jan
3c
7%
1
Jun
30c
7 Va
7
14
1
Foils
4c
—
32 %
Lake
Class
11,266
High
Aug
5%
1
Apr
16%
Red
Canada
5%c
16c
7
Flin
July
36
Ankerite
5%
Consolidated
Apr
15
14% May
Buffadison Gold".;
Camerina
10%
'
Buffalo
Calalta
9%
427
4%c
—
Discovery
7%
Buffalo
Mines
26,000
57/a
Warrants
6.75 May
19c
10
Callinan
16'/2
•
Telephone.
Company
Cadamet
*
Low
17c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.*—*
common
Consolidated
12
Power
Brunswick Mining &
Smelting
Cable
Gamma
Building
Consolidated
29%
32%
__1
Shares
Consolidated
Columbia
Reef
Jan
Mines
Preferred
Jan
*
•
Beta
Consolidated
Aug
17c
—
Jun
♦
A
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
58
Products
Sep
7.60
60c
♦
49
5
2.35
B
Bellekeno
Mines
43% Jun
58
•
Consolidated
Key
for Week
of Prices
"Low
Bakeries
53%
5.80 May
Jan
3.80
Con
Consolidated
9% May
30c
2.25
Oil
Columbia
Brown
3.95
;
7%
Par
51% Aug
54
July
Jan
1
Columbia
Broulan
Jan
4,230
60c
•
British
British
47%
370
6.50
46 % Mar
•
British
British
Feb
53%
common
American
Class
7%
60c
Petroleums
British
1,097
6.35
common
G)
50%
6.50
50
(T
295
53%
.1
Preferred
Bright
1,365
_50
pfd
Petroleums
Bridge & Tank
7Va
51
53%
1
Mersey
High
"A
IV2
52%
Pioneer.
Bralsaman
Low
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Monday, Sfc^terfrber 4, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
53
53%
£1
.
Bralorne
50
50
Paper
Bowaters
Low
50
;
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
.
3lc
.
May
21c
Jan
Volume
-
6087
Number
194
„
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(989)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Goldray
I
I
Goodyear Tire Canada
Low
■
A
1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
19 %c
Granby Mining'
5
Mines.
Lakes
Great
Great
ill
Paper
:
13
warrants
B
1956
39%
1,345
8%
830
46
155
*
Aor
Macfie
Apr
Macleods
class
6%
700
4.40
Jan
6 Vi
Aug
MacLeod
Cockshutt
3,60
3.75
300
2.60
Jun
3.75
Sep
>1.40
1.95
4,683
1.15
Aug
16%
16%
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold
1,810
3.50
16 %
16%
50
50'%
4 Vic
4 Vic
8.80
9.40
4c
9.10
_i
5c
;
1,500
Hardee
■:
Cotton
Farms
Harding
Carpets
Rock
Hard
12
T~Z
L_
I
L_I
—1
__4
.'.
26c
4
13
J_1
Mines
'95
12 %
1
31c
Iron.-
Lakes
of
._*
„
:.
Gold
95
11%
95
.100
L--~.
i
Harrison Minerals
Head
I_r
preferred
common
Rights —-l-Hil-i
"
13
13
Maneast
9c
Jun
Maple
Maple Leaf Mills
Jan
9.50
Aug
July
6 Vic
May
Leaf
Gardens
Preferred
10 %c
lie
;5%c
6 Vic
6c
Jun
Marcon
45c
Aug
Marigold
Jun
Martin-McNeely Mines
July
15c
Jan
4Vic Mar
15c
May
6%c
3,720
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4% %
p.
Jan
9 Vic May
25c
25c
26c
18,500
25c
Jan
38c
May
__1
4c
3c
4c
7,500
3c
Aug
7c
Jan
25c
Aug
50c
Jan
Mattagami
Hees !(Geo
H)
&
*
Co
Hi
•&
Dr-illing_i_t.-c._i.J_-i.
Consolidated Goldi._
Hollinger
Class
A
_L_
Class B
—5
L_
!
6,073
8.75
9.65
3.001
4.20
22,yU9
115
35
41%
210"
40
_50
-41%
—1
-2.15
•
:
*
•
53%
2.22 u
7.25
11 %
Jan
McKenzie
3__
Red
J
$1.40 preferred
Jan
McMarmac
Apr
50
_1J
3,896
1,177
143A
41%
25c
25C
—25
V4
21%
26
_20
45
121
125%
..; 47
"
46
9.10
Jun
Minerals
:
6%
Red
1_:
1959
:
—11
•
*
10%
.89%
37%
Jan
10,813
12%
Jan
25
"
-
May
26.
,*
Aug
16%
5%
5%
3,825
•17%
,17%
\ 1,35
3,580
" '
15
4.15
Light & Powder
Mindamar
Jan
66
common.
Molsons
7
Jun
Jan
18
Jun
7
Apr
Jan
Jan
95o
Jan
1,250
July
4.70 Mar
Jan
.18%
Jun
2.55 Mar
36c
36c
1,200
25
25
200
5c
5c
29c
Jan
'mmmm
•:
■
49c
22% Mar
2,000
85 3A
; 83%
"9,054
May
25
'
'
•
87% Aug
-49
Jan
5%
Apr
7%-May
Jan
1.00 May
77% May
65c
140
7iL3A
"2,319
1.90
56
__a
'
——
*
common
Jan
1.60 Jun
'
'
Class
.
54
B
"
*
•
27c
Mines
Preferred
A
Moore
Mt
(John
Mines—
Lake
1
1;
;
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lake
Lake
Osu
8% May
Jan
12%
45c
20c
July
58c
Mar
40c
Feb
90c
May
May
11c
23c
May
6
Feb
2.50
Jan
3.65
...
550
23c
...
Jan
9%
9c
14,500
26c
26,448
-
-
600-
4.35 May
Jan
11% May
31c
Jan
1.50 May
20c
Jan
'35c
8c
Jan
25c
Aug
12 %c May
35c
Mar
8,900
5,820
3.15
Lexindin
10%.
•
-
1.95
Jan
Jan
3.80
Apr
13 Vic
14c
4
26%
'
6%
Jan
Jan
1.70
62c
May
Jan
3.10
Apr
Jun
11 Vic
Jan
3.10
5,063
2.45
Jun
3.15
July
515
8
Jun
10%
Aug
8,000
10c
Aug
3.20
2,750
4
19%
Jan
31 Vi
31 Vi
375
27% Mar
32
77,900
37c
May
67c
Apr
55,550
39c
July
73c
May
Jan
19
11
-
.
•
17
590
1.57
4Vic
1.65
4Vic
11
24
11%
24%
16,600
3,500
3,220
690
-
-
-
2c
—
1.99
1.86
—
32
32%
1.99
32 Vi
33Vi;
,
49
45%
50
3,890
49Vi
47
49Vi
42
4,500
2c
••-
•
50
-
167/a
•
—
rClassaa •'warrants.4—-
Jan
7c
24%
see page
1.85
3.00 Mar
1,000
3.05
—
*
For/footnotes,
38c
Feb
9Vi
9%
10c 12Vic
30
___'
2,750
--
70c
3,100
1 63
:
l_
300
47
Aug
27% Aug
7% Mar
31 Vi
30
B
Apr
528
*
Preferred—
19c
Jan
48c
•
Jan
3.60
20
pfd
12c
May
3.50
1
1st preferred
Loblaw Cos class A
16,291
--
4.50 May
87c
3.60
,
1
B
Jan
5%
43c
Little Long Lac Gold——
9Vic
31
44c
1
Apr
17%
61c
Mines
Mar
2.90 July
3.20 Mar
3
Gold
Feb
Jan
7c
126
56c
common
13%
20c
1,010
50c
———
jan
500
-
5,475
60c
s
2.11
Apr
9c
Jun
27
1
Mines
4%c Mar
8.75
Apr
Apr
7c
2.95
—
—10
:
8%
5.40
10%
2.45
3.10
1
*
'
Jan
Jan
47
41c 4!Vic
—
6
6%
45%
1.55
5%
2.20 Jan
3,500
76,300
51c
9 Vi
1
10,540
2.70
46
10
11,000
5c
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Glass
1,685
675
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3.10
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1,075
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common
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Levy Industries
-
2.60
7c
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7%
3.80
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7%c
.
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2.20
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Laura
1.60 Jan
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Apr
Jan
Jan
45 %c
70c
1.20 May
16c
Ape
Jun
_8%c
:9c
5,000
9%
9%
9%
6,525
22
21%
22
1,660
21
Aug
22
11%
11%
172
10
Feb
12
23,980
25c
Aug
36Vic
Apr
13,845
28c
July
47c
Jan
■
♦
8c
Jan
7%
Jun
25 %C
26c
28c
32c
2.05
2:15
3,960
17 %c 18 %c
8,500
16c
.
2.15
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2.70
2.70
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2:85
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1,225...
2.05
Jan.:,.
2,500
3 Vic
Jan
2,650
11 Vb Mar
6c
6c
:
28%
29%
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29%
-
3,919
318
4,500
;
4c
,
25
43
11%
68c
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14%
435
13%
71
71%
485
58
61%
62%
7.799
80C
95c
83,875
50c
28c
11,000
23c
July
117,650
50c
Mar
5,500
8c
Jan
>
62
94c
.
..
.
63c
72c
...
41 Vb
Jan
43
8% July
555
61c
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29% .Sep
29% Aug
-•
Feb
24c
71
68
5,825
,
Sep
7c
,
Feb
43
Apr
8c
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67c
.
.
69c"
3.65
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24% Jan
.
11%
.
.
Feb
8c
:
Aug
Apr
2.50 May
24c
Feb
12%
5c
_
12%
14%
9% Aug
1.50 Jan
30c
»
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r
50
-
49%
25%
23Vi
16
4.50 May
4.10
1.40 May
4c
Feb
National
Steel—
Neon
Jun
12% Aug
July
75c
Feb
Jan
15 Vb Mnr
Jan
74
Jan
44%
63% Aug
1.29 May
34c
1.10
July
Jan
Ju/n
New
Jason
New
Kelore
Jun
Feb
1.70
Jan
*
S
&
1
6,946
30
32
Feb
Norlartic
'8.05
Jan
»
Apr
Jun
5c
Jan
14c
Jan
6c
7c
7,250
75c
19.100
5%>c
7c
10,500
6 Vie
74,530
10 %c
Jan
30c
40c
13,400
18 %c
Jan
47c
38c
20,450
5c
-Feb
5c
1,334
Aug
49c
-
Aug
Aug
Aug
4c
1,000
3c
May
5c
5%c
4,500
4c
13%
225
1.10 May
7 Vic Jan
11c
Aug
13%
13%
35c
4c
5c
•
10
-
61c
•
5c
-
6c
Jan
98c
45 %C
48c
28,574"
65c
65c
2,231
28c
Jan
1.15 May
1.18
1.25
7,750
74c
Jan
1.55 May
20c
July
15c 15.% c
54
5,427
34 c
Feb
12c
8,700
52
32c
53
40c
2,500
40
Apr
"Feb
Oils
July
Ja'n
2.90
1,556
Aug
3.25 May
13c
32,700
8c
Jan
20 %c May
6c
6c
3,112
4c
Aug
2.12
2.12
2.20
700
70c
78c
3,020
♦
82c
71c
6c"
8,000 ~
500
:
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Northern
Quebec Power pfd
Northern
Telephone
Apr
73c
May
56,342
40c
Feb
84c
May
21c
Jan
60c
1,900
2.00
1.55
2.00
139,142
*
19
19
19%
2,737
51%
51%
80
8%
9
3,983
Warrants
1.10
34c
57c
,^9
2.70 Mar
Jan
Jan
49 %C
I
Jan
Jan
32c
Apr
2.301
,_50
10c
Aug
414,761
22c
55c
Gas
1.50
21 %c
77c
25,628
7lc
•
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Ontario
2.75
Aug
30c
85c
warrants
Canada
Northern
12c
20 Vic
77c
22c
1
;
63c
1
RankinJ
class
12c
1
;
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Goldcrest
1.02 Mar
1.73 May
84c
Jun
Mar
2.00
Sep
13%
Jan
20%
Jun
48
Jan
51% Aug
Jan
11% July
5%
5.40
Northland
Oils
Northland
Northwestern
6.60
515
2.20
20c
15c
15c
2,000
10 %c
Feb
30c
May
16
410
10
Jan
23
Mar
:
2
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16
82
81
82
105
75
Jan
82
;
Utilities
1
8c
8c
8c
1,000
7c
Jun
12c
May
31c
31c
31c
500
30c
May
38c
Mar
12c
8,500
10 %c May
16c
Jan
Ltd
T
Utilities
pfd
Mines
Beaucage
Nudulama
Ja,n
8c
12c
25c
common
Northern
Nova
54% Aug
50c
2.75
•
Coldstream
Norvalie
Aug
3%'C Jartf',r
70c
Canadian
Northspan
32
12c
Warrants
North
May
47c
1.24
•
North
Aug
12c
1
Ltd
Oils
Northgate
Jan
Aug
14
1
Northcal
North
May
May
May
Apr
5c
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel—
North
Jan
1
^
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1
Obafflka
Mines
Lake
-
»
10 %c
♦
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Rare
5c
Oleary
1
Metals
Jan
8.20 July
Apr
Jan
;
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50
Mines
Sep
<
Orchan
Sep
Ormsby -Mines
Aug
26
Sep
Osisko
'
Lake
Mines-
7.20
1
^
Oshawa Wholesale
36 V*
1
1.55
5,300
52c
Jan
66c
Mar
9c
1,000
7c
May
12c
May
35c
2,755
30c
Jan
52c
May
18,000
llo
Feb
18c
29
Jan
40
•
13c
13c
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Opemiska Copper
57c
33 %c
35c
2,025
4%c
9c
^___*
Aug
Aug
50%
90o
5c
53c
57c
1
Okalta Oils
49%
,
Apr
14 %c
.
Norgold
2.20
!
28c
3c
'"
33%
45% Mar
42c
6%C
1,
u—
34
Jan
.5,702
50
-528
20%JJ9,870
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8 Vic Jan
Jun
5%c
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3%c Mar
Feb
5,031
Feb
May
Aug
6%c July
12 Vic 15 %c
6%C
1.
;
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Norbeau
Oka
May
3c
5%c Mar
72c
-
74c
1
1
O'Brien Gold Mines.
1.T5 May
*
^
Sep
30
3c
35c
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Jun
29%
1,500
36c
Mines
Nor Acme Gold
8c
Jun
Mar
6Vic Jun
37c
19c
& Smelt Ltd_l
3
6c
13
July
Aug
26c
8,400
38c
Niagara Wire class B
Mines
1,000
22c
3c
1
Rim
1,000
19c
8c
1
Minipg
5%c
27c 27%c
38c
Rouyn
Nickel
25c
1
Mylamaque Mining
May
3c
7,500
5Vic
;
1
Newnorth Gold Mines
Nickel
8,100
•
1
New
Senator
4c
22c
l
Mines
2c
10% July
26c 26 %c
27c
;
l
Mines
24%
Jan
Mar
-3 Vic
•
Jan
6%c
4c
26 %c
*
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New
700
1
&
13% Aug
90
3,000
*
4.00 May
Ja n
Jan
3%c
50c
—
1.35 Mar
10%
64
11%
1
Jun
100
3 Vic
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—.
17%
11c
Apr
28% May
Feb
360
1
J*
27
2.800
-
11%
—
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90
1
3
Mines
Manitoba
2.20
12%
11%
-
Harricana
Hosco
275
90
'
18c Apr
-
14 % Jan
4c
Jan
-1,844
2,500
2.15
12%
Petroleum
New
•
7c
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12%
-
*
12%
2c
25c
:
10% May
765
.
X
Products
New
15%
28
i_io
New Goldvue Mines—
New
15%
15%
_1
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9%c
7c
National Trust
22
620
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,
Jan
•9%c
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Continental Oil of Canada.
13,365
10
_•_
1
Langis Silver
Lencourt
24,564
*
Calumet Mines
36
1,000
11%.
J—•_
Bidlamaque Gold
26% Mar
205
88c
—
Leitch Gold Mines
Apr
Jan
__i:
New
Apr
4%c
—
Gold Mines
Latin
46% Aug
May
4
New
12c
•
.
—
Aug
13c
_
New
Mar
2.20
'
12c
Jan
May
22c
_1
Jan
7c
1
Loan
26% Mar
25,350
1.85
36c
4
;;
;
Mi»r
72c
11,000
1
Lambton
6,498
17c
Jan
Jun
Ills
preferred
National Petroleum—
Alger
8%c
:
Lamaque
45 %
9.00 Mar
3.00
11c
Jan
*
Athona Mines
Apr
7
_10
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Shore
85c
Jan
Feb
5c
National Drug & Chemical common—.*
New
May
Gold
Preferred
1,800
5.90
1.90 Jun
23c
—
Jan
8c
•
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Cement
l!81
200
13,010
11%
Nama Creek Mines—
New
2.70
9%
8
46c
-
Gas
Ontario
-
*
.
:
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5 Vic
41 %
333i
Murray Mining Corp Ltd—
1.65 May
Aug
3.70
.
10%
;1
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Lakeland
7
1
—
s
—
3,300
1.80
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—L'_.
51% Aug
4c
3.10
4%c
1„
Lafarge Cement common—
Warrants
260
8c
39,900
Corp common
Minerals
Jan
3,980
8%C
'
_1
:
Ltd—
7.75
11c
:7c
—
Nealon- Mines
Sep
23,300
25c
3.70
Copper-
Labrador
Apr
May
May
Jan
2.50
29%
Wright Iron_^__^
Jan
8,900
.
12C.
21c
•-
-
.
_*
—
Kopan Developments Ltd
Labatt
5%c
110
32c
A
Grooers
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82 c
44
—_
Canada
Minerals
14% Mar
116
Jan
2.20
*
\
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Exploration
6%c
10"%
.
26c
♦
.
Warrants
Townsite
,
7c
•
6c
♦
1
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust :
3
Nipisging
Kirkland
Jan
Jan
,
2.40
*
Moneta
National
2.80
•59%
1.50 July
17,500
65c
34%
3.50
.
22c
•
_15c
Kilembe
10%
8,500
29%
National
8c
85c
-
Kirkland
6c
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Jun
8%
10%
nil
Mines—
Kerr-Addison Gold
100
31c
*
Monarch Fine Foods
65c
12,300
.
60c
:
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3.65
IIlO;
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102
27,060
Jan
2.10
;
31%
1,000
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53c
34
*
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•
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Jan
1.24 May
46c
Jan
32c
*
class
Jan
3,400
10%
21c
21C
•
;
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of
3
Corp
Brewery
37
2,100
16,114
1.65 "
48c
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150
1.17
"10%
—
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•
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20
505
5%c
26c
:
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50%
"
513A
1.00
1.60
*
31c
19,419
59%...
50%
53c
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*
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Kelvinator
Jan
9c
May
104
441/3
20c
2.20
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Kelly
Metals-
New. Davies
1
;_i
Jan
Jan
70
51
•
57%
33%
40%
65c
1.75
Jun
1,200
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•
330
Jun
Aug
Vic May
Aug
9c
285
43% "
148
;
Jan
1,670
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42 3A
V 47%
-1-
4c
•
Jonsmith
64,600
12%
Aug
12 Vic
Jan
106% 109%
I"
•
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Aug
5c
Quebec
67b
7.60
:
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Mining Corp
16
200
_
.
4.00
875
1.55
11 %c
Joliet
51,850
15c
-20
16% ihin
-6%^ Feb
3.25 Aug
100
1.13
f
Service—
Ltd
95c
,
—I
Preferred
47% Aug
97
57/B
8%
Warrants
Jun
11%
•
>:
•
Mill City Petroleums
Milton Brick
Aug
126
Jan
3.75
1.85
—1;
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Preferred-f
July
July
104
•
Uranium Mines
Mining—
Midwest Industries Gas
4
90
" '
97
:
163A
59%
:
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:
Jockey Club
4c
37c 40 %c
39c
—1
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S?p
.
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150
97
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:
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40% Aug
71
-,
1.
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Public
12
5c
9c
Jan
3
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—
81c
^_ —1
!
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Jan
5%
850
'
53A
-
-1-5 '
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Iroquois Glass preferred—*..
Jacobus
10c
110
Jan
6,000
Metro Stores common
-22% Aug
Jan
14,342
:16
43
—
Copper: Mines-
Jamaica
95c
30
16%
Apr
8 Vic
8.300
18
•»
Line/—
Mining
May
Apr
26% Aug
12% Apr
5,400
Meta
40c
Jan
444
"
47% ~ ;
48
Credits
warrants
Waite
40c
100
34,300
46% May
.
July
270
22
126
"
Jack
May
""
15% Aug
Apr
21% May
19% Jan
.
.
; 3.55
85%
;
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Iron
Iso
Jan
5c
4,500
6c
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69c
2,535
25
Investors Syndicate common— _25c
Class A
l'__
_25c
Irish
5c
5c
'
41c
39 %
36c
;
J
commoh_i.— IIl5
Interprovincial "Steel
92c
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'
65C
43
J
—
Pipe
11c
41
'
Nickel
Interprovincial
10 Vic
40C
38%
"•
pfd —25
Preferred
Bldg
31,750
69C
4,756
39%
.
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Powders
International4 Molybdenum
Interprovincial
11c
Jan
May
L25
Lake—
Medallion Petroleums:
Multi
Utilities
22
20% May
68c
3,786
2 40
May
Feb
26
200
16
40c
6%
■
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27
Exploration & Development _50c
64%
"
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27
Island
6%
.
___
Apr
Merrill
I V 63
.
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24c
"
(John} & Co—
Inspiration
4,492
Mentor
Jan
24c
5,752
.
26
15
; 3.55
5%
•
Inland Cement Co .preferred-—-:—
110
; 16%
Inland Natural Gas Oommort—-—__1_1
5%
Preferred
._—__^ll20
Warrants
—111-,——1_—1_——1—i 1.40
Inglis
31c
Jan
6 Vic
Feb
57% May
'
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'
15%
$4% preferred _1—____„____'____100
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3c
•2.85 May
Aug
Jan
37
1,420
22% J
21%->
110
Accept-Corp Ltd common—*
.L_—_l
480
101
5%c
3.40
Vic July
5,000
—1
"
14 Vi
26
22
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1>-6%V preferred :_l-'_^___l_lllJ_l4.86%
Warrants
'"4
18,800
sc
■
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McWatters Gold Mines
July
42
Jan
4
2.15
3,057
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"
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$1.25 preferred
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Industrial
Mar
80c
6c
;
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f
Jun
18
3 Vic
9%c
50c,
Lake
1.62
Jun
1.95 July
15%
15%
109%
24% Jun
,
Jun
15%
100
101
•
Jan
Jan
Vic
95 c
39
■'
1
:
July
78c
{[q
3.65 Aug
28c
4
Feb
3 %c
15
1 -
Mclntyre
apt
4.95
3.05 May
800
54%
52
:
41
:i?i
1
class
4,000
20%'
38
'
33*
—
4
14%
,,,
7.60
46%
_L'_a
Imperial Investment
5c
4 %C
11%
Lake
Maxwell Ltd
Apr
12%
1,400
11,200
30c
l_l
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas—
Apr
Feb
23
20,558
2.35
30c
_*
Jun
29
Jan
1.05
17%
3Vic
100
Aug
Jan
1.01
2.25
100
Apr
13%
100
20%
1
Sep
2.60
53
Feb
19
6,808
10%
3.85
1
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& Smelting.
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28'A 4
Jan
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10
46 Vi
4.20
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1.85
48 Vi
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9.25
9.50
20c
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Hudsons
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103
24%
Jan
13 %c May
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26,976
51,'A
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Smith
Hudson
1,100
2.60
50%
11%
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4
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Howey
f
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Howard
35c
2.25
51
I_i
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Tower
30c
35c
2.000
2.60
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Highland Bell
Hinde
8c "
3c
33
73^
1
5%% preferred—
Matachewan Consol
6 Vic
11c
7.500
17%
:
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preferred
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Mines
1 05
3 34
common—
Heath
Gold
6,000
3c
24%
171/2
.
__i
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•
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Maritime Mining Corp
10c
16,600"
;
Mines
Mar
2.60
;
1
;
95
20
5c
*7,274
17c
:
;
Apr
13%
4,200
8c
28% May
Feb
3c
24%
100 4
Aug
8c
15c
__*
—
Oils
5c
3.65
25
"
:
common
—
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Marboy__
Sep
25
3,000
3.60
31
3l
Aug
Jan
July
May
26%
5c
1
Uranium
Jan
11
1.19 May
13
1
Manitou Barvue
11%
50
Mar
4c
"
'
Malartic Gold Fields
Jan
24c
89,845
73,725
1,000
4c
5c
333*
17% July
57 Vi July
7c
92
50
5,291
38c
86c
5c
~3l
—_333l0
;
Ltd
Jan
•
4
72c
2.01 May
"
Maralgo
Hamilton
Feb
3 55
_i
!
Shoes
Jun
4c
42c
8c
__i
Maher
6.75 May
4c
7.05
13,000
41,870
26%
Powell River
Lake
4c
•i
13,416
-•
Red
Jan-,
30%
448
Aug
Aug
20
Magnet Cons Mines-**Magnum Fund Ltd
"17% May
Jan
11%
1,701
5c
_1
'
1,700
-
Jan
Madsen
Apr
29c
Hi
;
pfd
MacMillan Bloedel &
1.95 Aug
18 % May
Jan
11
1,470
6c
:
.11%
17
4.80
5%c
1
i
•
1,719
5.10
16 %•
■
-
Jan
58c
4c
40,200
1
_i
Explorations
A
10c
6,000
32c
1.70
IIIl
2.95
14%
19% Aug
5 Vic
1
I
Jan
1.70 Apr
Rc
Mines__I__III!•
Mines
Jan
:_i
—
Macdonald
High
Feb
8% Jan
30c
•
I_~~
Mines—1
Macassa
Jun
8.65
_l
Mines—/«•.
50
1.00
:
"50
:
2.50 Mar
Jan
3,475
16%
:10
-
85c
1.53
"""II
~~
9,530
17
.
•
3,150
4%c
1 63
July
.>50
Jan
65c
19%
30c
'
1
:
11
4.80
;
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
6%
1.95
L___l_
Downey (W M)—
Lyndhurst Mines
Apr
800
19
g4c
~_i
:
Goldfield
2.85
16%
_
Jun
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
95c
19%
5 i/2C
14%
Jan
Louvicourt
Shares
High
95c
—
2.60
-
3.75
;■
4.10 May
10%
:
11
6%
_»
;
Gulch Mines
Lead
2.75
.
5 Vi
41
Long Point Gas
Loraao Uranium Mines
Warrants
J
21% Aug
39 % Aug
,,38%; Jan
5,525
__=»
•
trust,
warrants
15
2.45
49%
*
.L—
46,
2.30
49%
'''
;
i__
46
• >
Long
Aug
May
Jan
6.25
■
Ltd-—,
Island
Pete
14%
Jan
Low
*
III—II*
(M)
Jan
26%
•
Loeb
:
20c
Jun
16%
1,865
14%
8
49%
—1
Saddlery—
Winnipeg Gas
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
2,425
2.40
'I
I
West
Voting
21%
Aug
Minerals
45% May
Jan
1.09
Locana
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
165
6.75 Mar
10c
7,525
13 %
-
.—'.50
Plains Develop
Great West Goal class A
Class
20%
2.70
37%
v
J
Great
Greater
2.50
8%
j
—50
:
Jan
18,962
13%
preferred
Jan
43
21c
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Mar
121
-
100
17c
38%
j
.—i
common-
$2.50 preferred ;
Great
13
14c
21
*
'.'1
common
Warrants
Class B
175
2.51
Warrants
Great Northern Gas
$2.80
160
45
-
*
-
Lakes Power
163
__
.
Granduc
159
-
_a
16c
14,500
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20c
44%
common—.
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
18c
4*
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
Sales
Range
Friday
41
"
•17c
36%
36%
150
6.80
7.20
7,576
1.53
•1.57
1,400
5.25
1.50
July
Jan
Jan
20 %c
21c
8,600
20c
Aug
•
28%
25%
30
4,885
8
Jan
-_1
•32c
30c
32c
9,450
27o
1
c
^
21c
Mar
7c
.Jan
Apr
May
8.80 May
1.78 May
28c
30
37c
May
Aug
Anr
42
(990)
T/ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Pacific Petroleums
Page
Hersey
Palliser
—i
Pamour
Porcupine
High
11%
750
High
Jan
9.90
15,755
7.40
27
6,145
22%
I,000
28c
Feb
71,275
32c
13%
Jun
31c
42c
35c
5.85
Jan
44c
72c
72c
80c
4,800
7%c
8c
12,500
6c
22c
22c
2,180
17c
4.45
"4.45
4.50
350
3.40
.-3.65
4.00
1,500
3.35
24c
Jan
Penmans
Peoples
Per mo
Gold
1
Gold
Oil
Perron
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Phantom
1.2S
Oil
pitch
Ore
Prairie
Oil
Premier
16c
8'/a
105
29
Mar
33
Feb
32%
225
15
Jan
35
Aug
52c
5,800
9%c 10%c
1.35
60c
41c
9c
5,800
Jun
52c
May
Jan
8
Aug
4Qc
42c
5,950
33c
Feb
55c
Apr
58c
67c
8,353
40c
Mar
69c
Jun
3%c July
32c
Sep
46c
Jun
14
22%
Apr
3%c
33,700
7,260
60c
64c
22,200
30c
May
67c
Aug
35c
1,100
30c
Aug
43c
Jan
56%
Jan
60% Aug
56%
2.10
1
100
50
162
57%
2.14
2.05
1,200
285
285
2.65
2.60
2.75
4,260
•
13c
12C
13c
10,100
President Electric
24c
Jan
10c
Preston
Provo
Ltd
Mines
Gas
—1
5.80
Purdex
5.65
5.90
74c
80c
1.90
2.18
27,372
Jan
6.35 Mar
Aug
74c
16,583
2.13
Ltd
4.35
2,796
78c
Producers
1.89
1.39
2.48
Feb
3C
3%C
9,000
3c
Apr
.5'Ac Jan
United
7c
Mar
11 %C May
17c
16c
18c
4,300
14c
Jan
Quebec Manitou Mines
2%c
22,620
9%c
9%c
2.10
14c
1
Warrants
Preferred
92c
10,962
4.50
1.40
1.70
6,536
1.05
65c
Aug
39%
37
Aug
55
12c
Jun
18c
Jan
9.00
9.25
3,545
8.35 Jun
1
4%C
5c
3,500
4%c Aug
51c
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rainville
Ranger
Mines
14c
1
Ltd
14c 14%c
58c
136,950
45c
8%c
800
8c
Oil
Aug
1.58
1.62
4,900
88c
Jan
9
*
Rapid Grip common
9
225
•
Class
-*
A
Rayrock
Mines
Reichhold
Chemicals
Yarns
Roche
of
class
Lawrence
Maurice
Shiriff
Sicks
90
Gold
4%c
4%c
4%q
80%
79%
80%
9%
100
23
23
23
.6.671
-
25
11
1,005
"8%C
9p
13,000
..
26
26
523
70C
92C
95c
50,000
.
8c
Feb
9% Aug
10
6.05 Jan
20
Jan
26
Jan
95c
—-i
r„p,rfp
6,693
11%
Jan
10
9.85
10
1,575
6.35
Jan
15
1.66
1.60
1.66
16,789
1.30
Feb
5c
4%C
17%
5c
5,000
4c
Aug
55
51
55
22,100
33 %
Apr
97
72c
77c
12,650
69c
Jan
94c
Power
16c
4.35
4.25
17C
8,750
4.35
3,810
common-*
4.85
4.65
4.85
700
10%
10%
11%
9,080
25%
24%
25%
22,642
24
27%
325
42
42
100
1.31
1.31
600
87c
4.90
5.10
16,386
-1
—
27
4.95
3.25
25 %
r——\
25%
4.95
.1
—-1
5.05
215
3.70
Jan
51c
55C
34,216
30 %c
Jan
28c
25,281
28c
54c
26c
;
75
Aug
47,795 "
-<
2l0
1.12
Jan
Industries
40
40%
*
11
.11%
2,980
19%
19%
150
'
50
common
Industries
3.20
pfd
i
*
Southern Union Oils
1
Spooner Mines & Oils
Ltd
31%
52%
100
50
Feb
53
May
31%
32
880
21%
Jan
34
July
8%c
9c
5,500
8%c
9C
9c
9,000
•
4.50
4.50
4.70
1,910
•
14%
14%
14%
950
1
1.50
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1
31c
Starratt
1
Nickel
Bros
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron—„
1
—1
8c
3.75
Aug
Jan
6%
Apr
13% July
17%
Apr
1.65
18,870
25c
33c
4,000
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
4c
12,500
3c
Aug
8c
Mar
8.00
27%
47
75
76%
3%c
I,000
7.70
8.90
16,987
817
12,955
33
67%
Jan
1.65
47% July
Jan
80
3%c July
6.90
9.80 Mar
27%
28
615
20
Jan
32
Jun
76%
78
165
50%
Jan
78
Aug
1
19c
19c
1,000
16c
Contact
Aug
1
7c
7c
5c
Feb
Sullivan
2,000
Cons
1.98
1.60
f .98
32,300
12c
12c
13c
13,300
•
15%
15%
16%
3,300
2.95
common
Petroleum
common]
Ordinary
3.10
4,100
1.75 Mar
3.35
3.35
100
3.25 Mar
£.25 Aug
14
14
235
99%
99%
45
93%
1.70
2,900
1.60
Industries
•
Feb
17%
Apr
4.00
13% May
Apr
16% Feb
Jan
2.20 Mar
33c
40c
38,222
22%
410
2.50
2.50
100
1.50 Jan
40c
Sep
25%
■
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines _1
Territory Mining—;
.
:
•
56c
55c
59c
8,000
1.63
1.62
1.66
II,480
1.60
Jun
1.90
J.15
1.20
2,800
1.15
Aug
Apr
1.69
18c
57%
Jan ?
69
48c
Feb
1
1
•
lie
lie
60
common
Thompson Lundmark
60
60%
875
66c
60c
72c
34,500
6,000
49 %c Mar
-11c
24%
Sep
Apr
25
25
6.90
2.00
27%
Jan
30'A
Jun
25
Apr
58% May
12'A Aug
340
20%
Jan
30
105
26%
Feb
12,069
8.15
9c
1.33
1.20
1.38
44,130
38%c
38c
39c
4,500
6%
6%
6%
290
5%
1.56
'1.50
Apr
1.59
18,350
1.15
1.15
300
1.00
;
1,388
&
Oil
1.08
1.70 July
1.65 May
5'Ac Apr
10% Aug
3c
3,443
30
Jan
65
99
510
91
Apr
99
ll'Ac 12%c
2,181
9%c
Apr
1,500
24,915
6
6
200
2.25
2.25
100
—
54
55
175
3,700
1
75c
73c
76c
1.60
1.45
1.60
5.85
5
58
May
68c
Aug
90c
Mar
1,240
1.30 Mar
5.80
Aug
7.05 May
38 Ye
Jan
55% Aug
3,033
57c
67c
70c
Weston
(Geo)
88c
20C
17%
39%
—5
i—,
L_*
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
i'.
9%
Sep
32%
110
32%
Jan
21
'
(J) Industries class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class A—
&
Yankee Canuck
York
Mines
class
A
'21
2,170
14,303
90
106
140
17
1.42
:
21,550
1,000
6'Ac
23
Jan
390
1,527
8.00
1,460
1.00
2,599
84c
Jun
10c
11c
9,800
9%c
Jan
18c
3c
3c
May
II,500
2%c
Feb
6c
5%c
3c
-
Apr
5%c
1.02
7c
July
1.15
Jan
-
~
Jan
31
Aug
15%
Jan
23
Jun
4.75
5%c
500
95c
1.02
25,445
1.60
1.75
1,000
23c
,
.
39c
23c
2,000
29,600
34c
39c
,
3%c
3'Ac
2.30
2.40
15c
16c
21,500
22'Ac 25'Ac
7,000
*
1
15'Ac
1
23c
Jan
17c
35%c
1
Zulapa Mining
4'Ac Mar
30
95c
1
Mines
Electric
Aug
2.14 May
Jan
12c
7.50
„
Zenmac Metal Mines:
33
Aug
19%
'
:
*
i
22% May
12% Sep
108% Aug
Feb
5c
Jan
29
*
Young (H G) Mines-;
99c
25c
May
20% Aug
July.
July
July
1.15
27,600
4%c
4%c
6c
3.25 May
1.50 May
18'A Aug
9.90
Feb
32% May
18%
—
18%
1
B
17% July
5c
—1
1
:
4,919
1.25
20c
—
Bear
Jan
20%
6c
1
-
Oil
Mines
Knitting
Class
i
July
12c
.
Jan
80c
2,000
12%
•
Zinc--
25c
7,998
16c
11%
\varrants_:—.—i
Lead
1,005
94c
20%
—
Yale
85c
1.75 Aug
11%
-
1.10 Mar
?
Sep
1
Mar
1,000
87c
1.40
—5
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
95c
108% 108 %
1
30
30
__
—*
41c
~
2.40
19%
.—1
Wood
Feb
965
^—1
!_
63c
5,725
16c
108.%
L50
_1
Jan
15,200
1
_I1
Winchester Larder
Jun
4'Ac
2'Ac May
.10
12%
;—,
preferred
28
:32%
100
$2.80
Jan
59c
20
•
'4.—
24 %
4,000
80c
Aug
39%
215
1.52
16c
•
19'/4 Aug
18 Vo
Feb
49c
*
60c
—
Hardware
-
Mar
35
9%
,
Apr
1.18 Aug
75c
275
3%c
2.25
^
5,420
1 1.50
1.51
-9%
16c
Jan
Aug
16
July
15% Sep
6,544
3c
58c
l_: 1
10'Ac Jun
"
28
■
1—_———_^
—1
88c
—
18
28
—*
:
10,000
16%
38%
_1
—
:
preferred
A
115%
L_—,
B
Class
17%
15%
39%
_20
i—I
A
May
7,390
,—.—
class
Apr
24c
15,833
A-
—
5c
Feb
31c
*
Apr
Feb
1.08
-L-V
Apr
2c
22c
—*
Decalta Petroleum
Western Surf Inlet class A
3.90
7'Ac
1.00
10%c 10%c
^
Warrants -'
2.40 Mar
28c
Breweries
1.12 Jan
4.40
11'Ac Mar
Aug
1.00
.'
Copper—r_-
6c
10%c
i
Canada
White
1
July
3.50 Mar
*
:
Petrol
1.85 May
I,789
6,369
1.25
'Mines
Western
$6
1
A
:
2.75 July
Jan
5.85
—
1
Mar
7
Apr
39
54%
1
Gas.
Aug
5.85
-
—
—1
Jun
2.00
<
Aug
28'Ac Jan
53%
53%
-1
v
Jan
Feb
July
2%c Aug
9% Sep
60
1
—
Apr
July
8%
10%
12c
*
^
1.63
54c
98
r,
Mar
Jan
Jun
57
*
common—
class
14
Aug
9%
1
Ref__;
Western
<
9c
1.10
33c
'3c
'
&
Apr
9%
110
;
Western
!'
1.34
3% May
90c
May
1.25
Feb
Jan
Apr
68c
' Jan
7c
May
3V2c
2.00
1.80 Aug
23c
Aug
Aug
2,000
4,340
-
11% Jun
Jan
Feb
2.60 May
14'Ac Aug
21'Ac Jan
22'Ac Aug
33c
Mar
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Section
Prices
Shown Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Anglo
Pulp '& Paper
of Prices
Dalhousie
Inc
Maclaren
*
Class
165
9
9
9 Va
1,007
6%
25%
Jan
32%
31%
32%
6.10
6.25
2,035
21%
21%
567
40'A
50
*
40'A
37
37
46%
47%
2,778
13'Ac
14c
71%
3,500
*
71%
75
*
—
Jan
5.95
B
Jan
Apr
Aug
42
Apr
41
Apr
13'Ac Aug
26
26%
3,243
27
677
17'A
37
130
30
15%
15%
100
13
22%
22%
2,660
26
726
33
358
55%
.
25%
33
32%
55%
100
—
55
'
140
20c
May
19'A Apr
36%
•
49'A
66
26%
-S^O
i_»
75
Oreille
Bros
Yukon
Zellers
Mines-—
1
Gold
29
May
38% Aug
Apr
17
20
Jan
22%
Jun
21
33
Sep
29
May
May
200
47
Jan
Corp—
135
Aug
56% Aug
140
35
2.65
2.22
2.65
2,761
2.00
49
July
2.65
49%
914
40'A
Jan
46C
46c
50%
1,600
39%
150
*
,
FOOTNOTES
•
a
FOR
Odd
lot
sale
'*
(not
OUT-OF-TOWN
in; year's
range).
d Deferred
in
e
AND
t
Included
delivery
(not
Selling
price.
sale
-
July
65c
25
Mar
42
CANADIAN
(Un) Admitted
wi When
x
•
(not included
to
unlisted
delivered.
issued,
range)..,
Aug
Jan
May
trading privileges,
'
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock
.
year's
Aug
Sep
MARKETS
Ex-dividend.
y
in
140
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When
included
range),
ex-interest.
f Flat
rCash
sale
year's
Apr
44c
No par value,
May
35
49%
1
*
Cons
Jun
Feb
Mar
26% Aug
Jan
July
39%
Pend
Price
Jan
Aug
27
22%
25%
6.85
21% July
41
36%
2.50
;
Jan
35
100
1
Jun
33% Aug
Jan
26'A
2.50
Jan
9%
Jan
1
A
44'A
29%
2.50
Minn & Ontaria Paper
Ogilvie Flour common
Preferred
May
May
Feb
16
50
46%
.
—;
class
40
13'Ac
*
—
37
1,155
6.15
*
T
High
Jan
*
Dupont Co common
Gaspe Copper Mines
International Paper
Loblaw
38%
*
Oil
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
37%
5
Dredging
Glass
Shares
High
38%
*
Canada & Dominion Sugar—
Canadian General Investments
Canadian
Ingersoll Rand_
Consolidated Paper
Dominion
Low
Dollars
Sales
5
Newfoundland Develop
Corp
Gold
,
for Week
—*
Asbestos
Bulolo
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
Canadian
in
Week's
Par
Anglo
Jan
3.00 May
70o
Jun
1
Teck
24%
Jan
Jan
Jan
100% Aug
22%
40c
Sep
24c
14% Mar
f
:——.——
1.60
1.98
Jan
Jun
•
——
Taurcanis
Ltd
1.60
1.31
11c
Aug
23c
Apr
21% Apr
35o
common
Industjrjes]
Canada
14
100
Sylvanite Gold Mines
•Texaco
•
*
Preferred
Tancord
Jan
Apr
1
Warrants
Tamblyn
34c
9%c
1
-
Exploration
Superior Propane
Switson
May
5%c Aug
Jan
Sudbury
Supertest
Sep
Jan
Sturgeon River Gold
Sunburst
Jan
31c
3%c
76%
20
Mines
Jan
1.11
45%
*
A
22c
13 %c
8%c July
3%c
•
Canada
Apr
11% Aug
19"% Jan
Mar
30
'
3.65
Aug
July
85c
12%
9^c
45
May
30
30
-
Aug
52%
*
Standard Paving
Stanrock Uranium
7
18 %
1,700
—*
Oil
3.60 July
'
50
Southam
200
2.14
2.65 May
40
July
25,355
1.60
11%
Ltd—'—1
:
34% Mar
3.20
6.90
1.47
1
Nickel—
Foods
13 % Aug
Jan
2.00
6.35
29%
—
-L;
30 %C Aug
Jan
1.93
21c
58
May
Aug
10%
2.00
13
30% •
17c
Aug
28%
30
*•
-ii
5.05
56c
2,166
6.90
,
Yukeno
1,715
12%
20
Manufacturing—
preferred
May
18c
<58%
:
Products
Zenith
3,995
12%
30%
1
Ltd
23
60
18c
July
12%
W_——
Malartlc
31% Mar
5.65 Aug
26
Apr
55% May
15%
18,500
5,000
42%
Jan
135
16c
Yellowknife
Apr
57
2%c
Apr
1.40 May
57
-
—
16c
Yellorex
Feb
52
May
9%
800
Jan
5.00 Apr
14% May
30% Apr
Feb'
50
Jun
150
3.10
4.80
Jun
4.15 Aug
7%
Jan
May
57
2c
30c
July
26 % July
39% Jun
*
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
3.70
7c
Aug
50c
—
Quebec
Foods
16c
May
1.85 May
75c
— ——
Aug
2,770
57
3.00
Warrants
18%
193A
:_1
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining *.—
x
Westates
20% Aug
Feb
49
625
Westeel
Apr
Jan
9%
165
.
Petroleums
Jun
Sep
21% May
16%
.
Feb
Apr
12
July
52% May
11% July
725
3,220
Westburne
12c
11c
52
4.00
West
Feb
Aug
11%
20%
6'Ac
Preferred
Aug
1.05
:
Jan
2.82 Mar
47c
52
3.75
Class
65c
230
20'A
!
!
10%
6%c
Westfair
•
Jan
12
May
24%c Jan
11
11
Jan
1.52 July
52
*
23 %
Jan
July
5c
«_•.—x
A
Lake
Jun
Jan
7c
6,000
•
11% May
8% Mar
8c
Sep
807/a Aug
72%
3,500
6c
•
'
Wespac
Aug
8
157/a
7%c
5c
16%
20'Ac Jan
11%
_1
;—'
Warrants
Mar
Sep
Sep
9% May
&
West Canadian
90
4%c Jun
6,000
10%
11%
"
•
D
of
Jan
7c
„
.
'.J.
Westcoast Trans
•Voting trust ;
2lc Jan
Jan
74%
.3,927...
-
9%-
"9%
1
Preferred
Steel
4.55
40
1
Mines..——
Mines
Stedman
65,380
Apr
•
A
r-1—■'■■■■■■!>
Gordon
Stafford
2,500
-
-
Apr
—-——*
Somerville
90
8%
-
class
——-
Slater
*8
10%
——
Silvermaque
Silverwood Dairies class A_
Slater
15c
80
r
Jan
Jan
Sep
13 %c Jan
7%c July
ll%c May
2,600
400
—1
1
Werner
4
15
May
.4,860
—
A
Siscoe
15c
6%
-
1.25
40c
50c
rr-
Mines
8c
13
8%
1
Simpsons Ltd
K
15c
"8
1
25
7
Jan
14%
common
Petroleums
Miller
15
8c
Breweries
Silver
15
6
8%
1
A preferred
Creek Gold
Sigma
S
15
30
13%
;
Shawinigan Water &
Sherritt
Jan
—•
common
13c
235
*
Exploration
Petroleums
&
Weedon
j
14'Ac May
21,507
8,700
Water,©us Equipment
Webb
.>
9'Ac Aug
38c
Wayne
(,'i
Mar
15 % May
1.65
■
:_1
Grey
G
May
25
18%
—•
——
&
60c
36c
7c
July
Feb
1.53
—
Apr
5.95 July
17
Jan
9
18 %
•
44
Aug
19%
•
Jun
92% Aug
Jan
42c
1.65
30
:
;
,
Wasamac
10% Mar
Jan
19 %c
—*
Horsey
Hldgs
Class
1.00
37,000
•
8%
Gold
Arts
Class
100
40c
•
Security Freehold
Sheep
7
1.25
32c
i*
Metal
Selkirk
7
1.25
-10
Scarcee Petrol
geven
~7
-
Antonio
Jan
<
2.50
36 %c
-
—
Products
Amulet Mines
Waite
Aug
22%c
Sep
7.40
37C
———1
Corp
2.85
4%c July
13%
Warrants
Satellite
II,905
13,500
—1
_.
Gas
River
9.35
4%c
May
10c
10c
common
B
Walker
17% May
Apr;
1.25
25
St
17.500
9.00
4%c
19 %
1.35 May
14c
•
Industries
St
16
-10
A
Preferred
Sapphire
9.30
*
r
Ryanor Mining
Sand
8,300
16c
13
100
2.85
14c
100
—
Pall M&ll
Consol
Salada
17%
2.75
—1
—1
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royalite Oil common
San
17 VB
16c
*
Can Ltd common
Paper
Russell
200
*
—
Mines
Rothmans
Rowan
14%
10c
1,615
21,605
15,371
1,000
*
—
Wainwright
Feb
2.85
—1
preferred
Rolland
May
32c
*
A
pfd
Mfg 2nd
V)
(A
195.6
99c
July
May
1
class
Uran
Mines
Rockwin
Roe
Jan
14
1
—-—
Athabasca
Robertson
56c
16c
*
Common
Rix
July
15,500
61,500
1
Algom
10
74c
19c
1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Riverside
825
11%
9% Aug
11 % Aug
13%
1
]
Trust—
yiolamac Mines—.
July
17c
2
Minerals
6% Jun
22%
123A
—
Class
17 %c May
1.70 Aug
70c
19 %c
—*
—
Mines
Rexpar
Rio
•
common
Renabie
11
-1
Realm Mining
Reitman
1.62
84c
21'A
13%
Mar
19%
'.
—
Ltd
Victoria
7%c Jan
Jan
64C
8c
•
.
4,500
22%
1
1
Alloys
Vespar Mines
Viceroy Mfg class
Jan
10
1
*
Mining
46c
Jan
1
Debentures
Aug
Quemont
42c
1
-
Vendomatic
3.35 Mar
37
938
39%
46c
—
Consol
Ventures
9% Mar
Feb
780
■—*
,—___
100
Petrol
Vandoo
July
15,550
5%
Queenston Gold Mines
Quonto
Vanadium
Apr
Jan
I,500
85c
4.85
84c
—
Mar
6.10 Aug
5%c Feb
9%c
82c
5%
1.50
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
16
50
Steel Corp—
Upper Canada Mines
May
4c
2%c Jan
1,000
6.10
Jan
15 %
15
Feb
7c
1
United
5.10
36%
_1
Reef
2,500
2%c
87
240
7,190
50
Oils
United
7c
6.00
290
40
3.95
common.,
.
7c
29c
92%
1
preferred
Mining Corp
3c
Jun
Jun
*
preferred
7c
Ltd
Minerals
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Gorp
55%
53
40
*
Hill—
United New Fortune-
Aug
69% Aug
38
3.00
♦
united Keno
31c
Feb
92%
a
Jun
12'A May
37'A Jan
92%
1
Canada
10% July
.
Aug
57 %
325
50
Preferred
Feb
Jan
23c
7,666
*
—
—
Prospectors Airways
25
1
United Asbestos
;
United Canso voting trust
United Corps class A
i
Class B
:
May
1,446
13%
53
Pipeline
of
A
69%
13'A
15%
B
Union
3.60 Mar
Jan
Gas
Class
68 %
..
25'Ac Mar
54%
*
Class
Aug
27c
27c
40
—
preferred
preferred
Union
3.00 May
285
Aug
Jan
2.20
1st
2nd
,
Apr
192
17
2Qo
Jan
35c
23c
7,500
88,238
53
—
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Union Acceptance common
.
Jan
1,000
35c
21%
60c
—
Ore
5c
3%c
32c
20%
33c
20%
1
Trust
5% Aug
62,296
30c
.1
Roy
8
30c
.
62
100
Exploration Ltd
Prairie
Apr
29c
68%
'
;
Trlbag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Feb
85c
_*
„
t—
Triad Oil
2.09 Aug
87c
6%
-1
_•
Trans
71c
Jan
3.50
-
Pipeline
Transmountafn Pipeline
Transcontinental Resources
13c Jan
May
75c
II,500
65c
78c
Jan
33c
'
•
Trans Canada
x
-
Jan
43c
13%
63%
_1
—-.
Jan
37,550
1.84
Canada
5
1,800
11,000
—
.10
—
Trans
1,600
64c
1
A
—
5% .preferred
1956 warrants
87/a
1
High
53c
.
class
Low
62c
r
i
Range Since Jan.
High *
8%
—
*
-
Shares
48c
10c
Bank
Works
1957 warrants-
13% May
7% Aug
.
Jun
63c
.500
Premium Iron
Feb
40c
Gold.
Corp
9c
4,300
5,320
7%
Ltd
—
Iron
Jan
31%
65c
Oils
Power
]
V
Jan
7%
1.76
Uranium..
Dominion
Toronto
Lo\ft
8%
1
i
Traders Finance class A
Class B
,4%%
preferred
May
31%
io%c
Gold, Mines.
Rouyn
2.92
20c
15c
32
Development
Ponder
1,500
48c
Place Oil & Gas
Powell
May
7%
Mines-
Co
Crow
i
-
—
Toronto
-
Aug
4.65
.
31%
'
._
Industries
Phillips
Jan
Mar
5 Va
,
2.15 Aug
13%c Aug
-8c
July
212
22,100
9c
10%c 10%c
1
*
common
&
2.25
9c
1
Gas
&
Pickle
Placer
2.25
13%C15%C
15c
—1
—
Oil preferred
Mines.
Gas
Tormont Mine
"
common
Credit
•
14 %c May
Jan
4.00
Canada
Exploration Ltd
Peerless
Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common—
Park—Tidal Petroleums
;
Tombill Mines Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jun
1.05
Jan
of
Consolidated
Apr
57c
Jan
Drilling
PCE
Thorncliffe
,
Mar
40c
May
Patino
Pato
,
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
■
9.30 May
27
.
Jan
Parker
Paymaster Consol
Apr
'
22c
Week's
Range
•
Last
Sale Price
Low
—
*
1
1
—
Mines
Amalgamated
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
740
26%
26%
2Qc
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
11
20c
Ltd
Shares
gripes
30c
•
_
Petrol
Pamoil
11 %
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended September 1)
for Week
of
Low
Par
,
Sales
Range
Friday
,
dividend.;.
"
1
"
Volume
194
Number
•
6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(991)
The
43
following
Dealers
intended
any
have
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Bid
10c
15%
1/ ya
Fisner Governor
ioy4
11%
Fitchburg
Air
Products
Aibee
Inc
Homes
Aid
Inc
1
Inc
Alberto-Culver
Alice
__.__1-.
.
Co
3a
41%
1
133/4
14%
6%
7%
1
24%
26%
i.—1
Alside Inc
Air
Filter
38
40%
Futterman
ZIIIl
26
287/8
Garlock
24%
Gas
Co—__
_
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement
Corp
.5
American Express Co...
5
22%
Greetings class A___l
Gypsum Co_
__.__1
American-Marietta Co
2
Co
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Corp class A
29 y4
Glasspar Company class
Glickman Corp class A
44%
Green
,37%
&
Art
.5
Associated
16%
9%
11
10%
Hamilton
1
22 %
24%
16%
18
Automatic
Retailers
I
Amer.il
53%
19 %
i45/a
41%
Cosco
(M A)
Class
B
Pepsi-Cola
19%
Perini Corp
Permanente Cement—
Pickering Lumber Corp
-
Mfg
CoJ
10
8%
9%
Bayles
(A J) Markets—...1
(James B) Distilling.___2
21%
43 Vi
23%
High
Co..___1
14Via
15%
1
22 %
24%
Holiday
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp
Hills
l
Purex Corp Ltd
1
144
144
129
138
Black Sivalls
&
Fearless
Houston
40%
Hudson
12V2
13%
18 %
20 Vb
1
7%
8%
26%
32%
34%
Republic Natural
Richardson Co
Riley Stoker Corp
65
691/2
River Brand Rice
Mills
10%
Roadway Express
34
•
40%
23 %
25%
International
55%
Co_25
26%
Ltd—1.10c
B
&
Gas
Telephone
Serv
Public
Electronic
the
18 %
19%
36
38%
Jessop
36%
Johnson
29%
27%
—.1
l
24%
34 y4
6'/8
"
20%
45
48
Laguna Neguel Corp units
23
25 yB
Lanolin
13.%'
14%
Lau
22 V4
23%
73/4
8%
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
•
;
■
& Power Co.*'
l
,
"
7%
Mid-American Pipeline Co
75%
43%
Missile
Systems
Bank
4%
5ye.
Commerce (NY)
of New York.
of Virginia
44
47%
Bank
72%
76
y4
Bank
21
22%
Bankers Trust Co
14%
24'/8
8%
9'/a
25%
27%
1
25
27
35%
38%
16%
17%
27%
•
22
23%
151/a
16 '/4
nya
12%
45
48
111
116
6%
5%
Co (Chicago)
—33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
First
Bank Stk
First
Camden
Natl
39%
Co
191/s
First
Natl
Natl Bank
Bk
(Camden N J)
Bank
&
5
35%
First
National Bank
Inc
32%
Nalco Chemical Co
13 %
14%
Narragansett Capital
.1
32%
35 y8
National
2
10%
12
33%
31%
15%
35%
National Homes Corp A cora_50c
Class B common
50c
88
94
—.7%
Nielsen
.1 -11'*;,". '14 Federal Natl Mortgage Assn.lQO
,-.,77%
Financial Federation Inc....—1 i; 108
-
.
r
footnotes,
see
*
,
115
:
92%
-
'
"
•22.-,
preceding page.
1
421%
46 y8
10
31%
36i/8
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ohio Water Service
Oktnhoma
Go—.—
Miss River Prod-.lOc
.
6%
-
7
Co
33
87
101 Va
94
__
104%
62 3/4
66
(Suffern N Y)
Louis Union
N
Y__5
Bk._15
York
10
Seoond Natl
Bk
10
(Wash)__20
Bank of Phila
10
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
State St B ft T (Boston)
823/4
40
43
88 %
923/4
30 %
32%
10
75
79%
10
43
46 Va
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
45%
48
69%
71%
40
45 Va
57%
60%
(New York)
25
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N Y)__lo
Trust CO of New Jersey
.2 %
65
68
Union Commerce Bk
(Cleve).lo
80
Union Trust Co of Maryland. 10
United 8tatesTr Co (Boeton).lO
United States Trust (N Y)
20
64
County National Bk__10
25
27 Va
Tr Co
8
20%
22
lo
48 %
51%
of
29%
32 %
9%
43
122%
10%
853/4
68 y2
48 Va
128 %
62
65'/a
5
35 V*
38
10
82 y2
86%
Valley Nat! Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Valley Bank & Trust
5
79
40%
61
(Union City)
1st Natl
Trust Co
38
57
(Phila)
733/4
81
171
81 */4
130
Providence R I
77'/4
56 y2
100%
122
Industrial
70
161
St
89
Bank
59%
46%
39%
Industrial National
29%
281/2
56
36%
Hudson
27%
26%
43 3A
35 y8
Hudson
Serv
5
10
20
77%
30%
Pub
(Haekensack N J)
30 %
82%
Co;__~_3
Northwestern
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
'•
31%
13%
--
39%
183
5
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co..10
28%
58%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
5%
77
173
96
72%
14%
9ya
37
Northern Trust Co (Chicago ).20
41%
Louis..20
L I
84%
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co.ll
Seattle
Exch
68 3/4
80
69
lo
New
65%
65%
of
of
BostonIl2 %
Rockland National Bank—
4%
5
of
91%
62%
Natural Gas_2.50
Bk
Natl Shawmut Bk of
24
47%
25
Corn
77%
55 y3
7.50
105%
Hanover
Natl
.1
95%
Banking
(Philadelphia).10
Bank
■■i
10
Rochelle
Trust
74
66
(Albany)
National Newark ft Essex
Banking Co (N J)
386
Westchester Natl Bank
New
139%
51
Trust Co
58
Girard
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
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81%
of
10%
136%
39%
101
Franklin
Co
North American Coal
Northwest. Natural Gas
.,•15%
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First Boston.Corp
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Fischer
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Co..^.—1^—^.*
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'34% ;
First
51%
93/4
61%
ft Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
19%
16%
30 V*
34i/4
178
47
37%
8
59
63%
Penn Gas Co
1
47%
32%
36 ya
168
37%
47%
City Bank (N Y)__20
Co
81 Va
34%
54%,
Pennsylvania
Trust
38'/a
78%
34%
55'/2
27%
Carolina
Financial
44
8
&
lo
44
17%
North
15 %
First
12
50%
35%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
59%
North
'
12
10%
Natl
46 Va
46%:
Natl State Bank of Newark.12%
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk.lo
38%
60 %
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National Commercial Bunk ft
167
44'/2
51%
20
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St
42%
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74 '/4
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of
Detroit
70%
25%
14 y2
1
10%
Natl Bank
Ask
>
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10
National Bank of Westchester.5
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
1
13%
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First
First
25
49%,
*
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35%
(AC)
23
5
.
/
44
1
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16 %
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13
21
1
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32%
'
11%
5
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of
18
79Va
12%
Chicago
Passaic County
1
Corp
1
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62
58
2ya
2.50
Co
38%
Bank
62%
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56
99
6V4
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Company
159
Trust
First
Forms
3%
49
10
.
42
Emhart Mfg Co.:
7%
3
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74Va
(Atlanta)___10
(Baltimore)__10
39
Power
80%
373/4
6%
-10
94 ya
Corp (Minn)__10
1
Eng Gas
10
75%
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
Mohawk
Co
National Bank ft Trust
365
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y).10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
_lo
17%
12
78'/4
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
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37
5
Of New York
National Bank of
51
45%
New
17'/a
Companies
87%
5
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Nevada
29%
16
1.1
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Kings County Trust (BUyh)
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
Trust Co (Philadelphia)^
Long Island Trust Co
843/4
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First
16%
27%
34
60%
20%
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23
26%
343/8
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1
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42
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50%
37
1
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9%
5
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763/4
52 %
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&
8%
43%
Trust (Buffalo)
8
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Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)_12.50
Monmouth County Nat Bk(NJ)l
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
853/4
72
46
29 3/4
Gas
14
40%
Manufacturers ft Traders
•
Co (NJ)__lo
Connecticut Bank A Tr Co_12%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
25%
77
Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial
Natl Bank of Boston
International
71 Va
Commercial Trust
4%
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Capital
33
68%
62%
461
First
Inc
30
10
16
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First
Corp
427
438
Trust
First
30%
58
50
Cleveland
19%
*
,
169
11%
*
28%
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553%
74
55
5
67%
160
13 '/a
(Texas)
11%
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77%
10
3%
_1
Co
37%
10
Ask
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
29 Ya
Investors
35
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
418
5
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Foods
74%
Wyle Laboratories
5%
10
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26%
Morton
71
32 v2
"
5%
17%
10
Citizens & Southern National
Bank (Savannah),
17%
1
Valley Barge Line Co
421/2
72%
(N J)_.
51
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Mississippi Shipping Co
Rubber
293%
1
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58%
100
1
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10
.
5
1
5
65
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27%
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Work Wear Corp
19%
of
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Utilities
irv.
48
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
,
1
6%
17%
27
•
43%
13
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27
,
22%
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16%
5%
1
Wood
Bank and Trust
24%
5%
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Devel
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
66%
5%
~
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—C— -X
Corp
Business
41%
Wisconsin Power ft Light
Witco Chemical
H_2o
2 %
Efnpire State Oil
Wllcox-Gay Corp
Bank
13%
Miller
62 %
26%'
...
92%
14%
22%
47%
70
1
Weyerhaeuser Co
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1
43%
——2
33%
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31%
30 v4
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63%
17
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35%
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2
40%
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Bank of America N T &
S A
(San Francisco)
36%
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34%
43%
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Chase Manhattan Bk (N
Y) 12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co 12
55%
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Financial
Coast Telephone
Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power A Gas
5
Metromedia Inc
7%
9%
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
._5
Sons Co
\
36%
8%
27%
Technical
7
341/,
Western Lt ft Telephone
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
88%
84%
West coast
56 y4
5
Melpar Inc
Inc
23%
35%
25%
2ya
Microdot
36
213/4
531/4
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
Hall & Co...
1
Michigan Gas
50 Vb
34
33
..Stein
3
52%
463/4
West Point
32 %
40%
1
38%
-
23%
West
non-voting
lc
Publishing
40%
24
aIIiOc
1
Baltimore National Bank..
1
Electronics
22%
8%
38%
17%
Camden Trust Co
Capital Corp
Electronics
Farrington
Corp
Industries
Meredith
25%
1
21%
1
26%
32'%
55%
42%
Midland
Electric
West
Co.
Inc
30%
j.:
28%
.1
1
Far
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24%
7%
19
2.50
23%
1
Scientific
Whitting Corp
24%
213/4
29 >%
16
7%
19%
223/4
24
Wesco
7
603/4
18
26 y»
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153/4
57%
26%
Welch
1
Corp
Maxson
52%
14%
24%
Wellington Mgt Co class
1
Inc
56
49%
30%
15%
I_io
Screw Co
Common
29 Va
37 y3
51%
5
I"2%
Stanley Home Products
20%
35%
"10
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32%
39%
Midwest
Electro-Voice
Erie
Standard
38%
183/4
273/a
1
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14
_
Stand Fruit &
Steamship
Standard Register
35
5
363%
30 y.
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis..20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
10
23
Fleccro-Science
Ennis
_
1
1
34%
5
Sprague Electric Co
,Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
113%
333/4
2
Corp
10%
313/4
•
7y,
23%
20%
Laboratory Inc
Electrolux
& Cable Co
1
1
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros
Transport A
36%
•
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
17-%
48
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
Electrada
33 ya
Power Co
7%
11%
~
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Brothers Co
Wash Natural Gas Co.
103%
7%
63/4
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Warren
30%
99%
21%
5
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Paso
Capital
30%
29
Co.—.Ill
3%
27%
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Co
10%
1
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ft Swasey Co
Warner
3
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19%
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Warner
22%
pfd__'.
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Walter
4%
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& Co Inc.—50c
Inc
McLean
14%
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common
Bradstfeet Inc....
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8
16 %
36
_
211/4
19%
Gas
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Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
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56 %
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5
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(G D) &
44%
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33%
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(R R)
Bantam
23%
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Darling (L A) Co
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8%
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31
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1
59%
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32
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Stanley Works
33%
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89%
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Inc
'
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433
400
31%
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>
112
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23%
14%
*
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38
3
28%
6%
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Dictaphone Corp
77%
35%
21%
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Control Data Corp..,—
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Corp
72
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Dial
16%
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15%
5
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31%
•
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10%
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Co
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ponsolidated Rock Products.
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc._l
Dashew
49%
91/4
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Southwestern States Tef Co __l
Spector Freight Sys Inc.
1
Speer Carbon Co
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39%
45%
8%
1
Southwest Gas
Producing Co.
Southwestern Elec Service Co
Southwestern Investors
39%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas-5
37
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37%
1
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Sorg Paper
29
271/B
36%
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Southern Calif Water
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__5
Southern New Eng Tel Co
25
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1
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Service
& Trecker
Kennametal Inc
26 %'
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Commonwealth Gas Corp...
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27%
8%
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20c
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10
273/4
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5
Vance Sanders ft
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Vanity Fair Mills Inc—
.5
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
150c
Von's Grocery Co
1
2
Skil
262
248
1
29 Vt
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'Colorado Interstate Gas Co..—5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co.—1
Cook
Corp
13%
Simplex Wire
39%
1
Supply
12 %
Sierra Pacific
.
Kalvar
10%
37%
15
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
34%
'
41%
•
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Jervis
Water
34%
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10
5
28%
26%
35%
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Utah Construction ft
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52%
33%
12
31%
86%
29
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59%
48%
25%
413/4
United States Truck Lines
Inc
United Utilities Inc
30%
42
54
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6!
56i/2
V
10%
1
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cl A__33%c
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Connecticut Light
cl A com.l
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
5
22%
9%
.
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Serv
73%
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Clinton Engines Corp__
Diver
16%
1
Ionics Inc
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&
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Co
33%
5
Corp
Vending
17%
4%
Chicago Musical Instrument
Oil
4%
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5%
52%'
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30%
10
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Interstate
'
39
•
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3cott &
Fetzer Co
12E
6 %
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10
Co
VT
19 y8
16%
Central Louisiana Electric Co..5
Central Maine Power Co—...10
Central
40 %
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22
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Central
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Interstate
28
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46%
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24
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United States
Realty Invest
United States Servaterla
Corp
United States Sugar
41%
43%
83
Texas Nat Gas Corp
1
United States Chem Mil
Corp__l
United States
23%
class A
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
3V
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3%
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28%
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39
21%
243%
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Tucson Gas Elec
Union
64
60
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34%
22%
50c
TranBvale Elec Corp
23%
I—IIIl
Jacinto
Schield
291/8
29
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Bakeries
171/2
Central Indiana Gas Co__
Colorado
Textbook
Interstate
37%
...
class
27%
10
37%
Service
Ceco Steel Products
Colonial
•
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Telep Co____12%
States
Water
&
Co..20
Tel.
Power
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Clute
Gas
Inc
Information Systems
Inc
1
International Bank of Wash—.1
Internat'l Recreation Corp
50c
1
'Cannon Electric
Coastal
Mills
9%
39%
3
Sanders Associates
66%
Head
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
&
Louis
San
88%
Indianapolis Water Co
Canadian Delhi Oil
of
11%
62
37l/4
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Water
Charles
27%
10%
84%
Indiana
California
Cetron
25
1
34%
Interstate
Elec
49%
l
31%
110
Oregon
111
46%
Indian
21%
California
Central
4%
23
California
Mills
35%
4yB
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29%
22
Cedar Point Field
33 y8
1
common
Trans-World Financial
58%
21%
32%
47%
'
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94
35 %
1
Engineering
55%
8%
33%
1
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24%
36%
9%
41%
*
Tracer lab Inc
12%
Sabre-Plnon Corp
St
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173/4
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Rose Marie Reid
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24 y8
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21 %
46%
Inc
71/8
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12%
%
Tool
14
89
16%
*
Tokheim Corp
7%
Manufacturing Co__2%
19 Vb
11%
Material
26%
43%
Cameo
17%
Gas
Myers Inc
Robertson (HH) Co
Rockwell
4%
1
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Beryllium Co
&
3%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
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____10c
Water
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158
46%
Corp
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9%
143
Time Inc
28 y4
38%
1
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Purolator Products
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Radiation Inc class A
25c
Ralston Purina
Company
5
241/8
43
Johnson
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Hamp
361/B
2y2
A
preferred—25
Products
Bruning (Charles)
Calif
class
Oil
Howard
New
23%
2.25
Houston Natural Gas
9
1
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Brush
Houston
1
Bryson Inc
Bowl-Mor Co
Inc
10%
38 %
Capital Corp
Botany Industries Inc
Bowser
10%
51%
of
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&
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33%
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48 %
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33%
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31%
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23%
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1
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Punta Alegre Sugar
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Billups Western Pet Co
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6%
14%
26%
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23%
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Pub Serv Co of New
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Heublein Inc
Co
21%
America.
24%
10
Hilton Credit Corp
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12%
62
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46%
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11%
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Thermo Bang Corp
Thomas & Betts Co..
28%
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Bates
...
33%
22
10 y4
Corp
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23
9%
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8%
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Inc_i______I.l
Tools
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20%
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Harvey
Manufacturing
Thermo-O-Disc
7%
Inc
6%
,
Butadiene A Chemical. _1
Texas Industries Inc
1
11%
19 y8
Pubco Petroleum
Hathaway Instruments Inc
1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
Petroleum Corp
Bemis Bros Bag Co
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363/4
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3%
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34
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373/4
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261/4
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Telecomputing Corp
5%
Portland Genl Electric Co__.7%
52»/8
42%
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19
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28%
16 y4
Belco
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24 Va
24%
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Plymouth Rubber
197
483/4
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Baker
Beam
Pioneer Natural
18%
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7%
28%
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Television Shares Mgt
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&
common
(D
27
243/4
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Mining
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5%
13%
10 y4
26%
1
36%
Bottlers
42%
6%
1
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Techno Fund Inc
24%
4%
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~1
45%
43/4
21%
Ask
39%
9%
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Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
34
Industry
General
Taft Broadcasting
15%
1
173/4
187
2iy4
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Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool
42
12%
14%
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Parker Hannifin
11%,
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5
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30%
39
Packard
15%
27'/2
23
Gas Co..;
Atomics
42%
_i
Avery Adhesive Prod—
Oil &
Hanna
Hanna
58
„1
of
391/2
1
9%
.
49%
.1
Interstate
1
___
7%
46%
1
Hagan
Co___10
Construction
Corp
Assembly Prod Inc..-.
Aztec
15%
Gulf
Spring. Corp.—.10
Metal
Baird
27%
■
6%
-6%
1
Duniap
Chemicals
Hallicrafters Co
Arvida
.
A
Capital Inc
25%
-90c
1
Growth
5
»
91/8
5
Grosset
Gas Co
8%
Grolier Inc
55%
ioy4
11%
19%
(A P) Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
10%
9%
10
81/4
Merchandise Co
2.50
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif__i
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
16 y2
Western
7%
•
In<T
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swlngline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
6
173/^
lo
58
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
5
1
Co
15%
Arkansas
18 »/2
1
Inc
Service
54%
common
17%
5%
Greene
Bid
1*0!
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*
_1
Co
—1
A_5
Co
Participating preferred—.__3
Farms
9y4
Corp.
Stubnitz
1
8%
52
g%
Airmotive
15%
5
9%
34%
:_4
:
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Corp
41V2
„
13%
-
40%
Stouffer Corp
Strong Cobb Amer
14%
*
21
38%
Co..
323/a
263/a
1
B
27%
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Power
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific
l
A
-
8
...3'/3
.
class
Tail
23%
1
Seneral
56%
52 Va
.
American Pipe & Const Co____l '
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp..__7.50
Sterilizer
Frito
.'59%
56
American
Class
Franklin
12%
11%
American
Arden
41%
1
Development Co
Allied Radio Corp
,_i_
American
Paper
Otter
Ask
Bid
1
Co
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
76 y4
36 V2
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.
__
Land
Amer
72'/2
*
19
Tar
.
a
Ask
*
Ask
„
Acoustica Associates
Aerovox Corp
Bid
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co
44
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Mutual Funds
Funds—
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Ltd
1
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10.10
11~04
1.87
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5.83
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10.10
4.38
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22.98
25.07
13.93
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)
1
13.79
15.04
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1
16.35
17.84
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11.60
99
15.78
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108
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16.49
17.83
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lc
20%
22
9.31
10.17
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Fund
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment
9-
Continental Growth Fund Inc
Series B
8.51
18.64
67.79
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Investment
1
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Inc
Fd
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
j?Uc
Stock Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fund
Stock
X6.07
6.63
8.84
9.66
1
9.93
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1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
11.75
York
Electronics
Shares
William
Fund
Pine Street Fund Inc
21.22
Pioneer
5.38
Price
6.94
(T
Fund
2.54
Rowe)
13.90
for
Puritan
2.79
2■*£
7.22
x2.59
2.86
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Fund
(Geo)
Fund—,
11.66
58c
17.11
Fund
Inc:
10.91
6.95
Stein
23.67
Roe
6.44
Fund
8.87
9-9»
10.91
United
Continental
Income
_-lc
12.12
Fund-lc
Value
13.46
12.30
5.34
1
xll.62
1
•
12.78
Fund
Fund
8.04
8.79
13.26
14.49
1
15.84
17.31
13.97
Intl Resources Fund Inc
of
—lc
Investors
Mutual
Investors
Stock
373/4
803/4
99.31
99.31
Title
S
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Co
of
Mar.
11,
Nov.
12,
42
83
87%
10
5
72
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118
Co
Co
2
100
100.24
10
Baltimore
Tel
&
4%s
1998
4%s
Apr.
Apr.
10,
10,
Feb.
10,
4'As
Jun.
i~>r>
1
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Gas & Elec 4%s_1986
35%.
5
137%
1423/4
2.50
60%
Co
America
1
17.41
651/4
37%
City of N Y_2
87
Annuity Life Insur
Chance Vought
15.61
10,
or
32nds
more
for
15%
16'%
37%
403/8
OO
8
Oct.
2,
4,
OQ
Aug.
20,
22,
Feb.
4s
Oct.
97.8
3'As
98.8
.
•
Mar.
Mar.
20,
4%s .July
5'/aS Feb.
98
100
97.8
5'/as
1,
3'As
May
4'/aS
Feb.
15,
1,
14.04
15.18
8.13
Fund—10c
16.26
17.77
7.51
8.11
Winfield
Ind
Growth
Fund
Wisconsin
Inc
El Paso
Ferro
1
Corp
Flintkote
Mueller
National Can 5s
us
121
Northern
Natural
99
101
Northern
States
130
134
Ohio
102%
103
5'As—1977
ill
112%
1975
125
1981
115
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
•
212
103
1984
ww—
Kimbtvly Clark 4%s__1986
Dong Island Lighting 5s_—1991
Maturity-
Bid
3s
May
99.16
4%s
Feb.
15,
Feb.
15,
3'As
Electric
5s
.
1991
100.1
.
MicHigan-ltfisconsin
Power—
or
more
1962
32nds
102.8
Li 404.8
105.8
£
93.12
Homes
Const
Gas
30%
94.8
98.8
99.8
94.24
95.24
;
of
Bid
l'As
Apr.
1,
1964
95.2
4%s May
3%s May
Aug.
1964
102.22
102.26
15,
1964
100.4
100.8 -
103.20
103.24
99.14
100.24
Aug.
15,
1962
100.6
:
May
15,
100.8
101
101.8
100.5
100.7
98.18
98.22
5s
3%s Aug.
l'As Oct.
47/8s
Nov.
15,
1963
101.5
1963
c
96.12
103
15, 1964
15, 1964
1,
15,
101.7
99.30
:
100.6
103.10
100.22
100.26
100.2
100.4
1963
99.6
15,
1965
99.8
l'As
Oct
97.10
1,
1965
91.4
97.16
l'As
Apr.
1,
1966
89.18
1962
l'As Apr.
4%s May
1,
1965
96.18
95.10
93.28
1964—
100
103.4
100.2
1964
1963—
15,
Ask
—
100.20
99.10
1962
point
a
1963
100.22
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
Rate
92.4
94.4
103.14
92.12
—
V\
A
_
-
3s
1-
1-60
9-
5-61
3-61
10-
2-61
Ask
100
100
2-
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
3s
100.2
5-
1-61
2-
1
2.95s
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
62
1-61
11-
1-61
100.1
100.3
3-
1-61
3.05s
12-
4-61
7-
3-61
4-
100.2
2-62
100.4
3s
4-
3-61
8-
1-
2-62
1-61
5-
1-62
100
100.2
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
United States
100%
84
89
139
Bid
Sep.
7,
99.31
100
99.30
100
Ask
100.2
100.1
100.2
100
100.2
Ask
Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
99.989
99.991
Dec.
14,
1961
99.951
99.367
99.956
99.394
Dec.
21,
1961
99.322
99.352
1961
99.278
99.310
104 %
Sep.
14,
1961.
21,
1961-
99.916
99.922
_1991
102%
Dec.
103
22,
1961.
28,
99.910
-1977
99.920
103%
105%
Sep.
Sep.
Sep.
28,
1961.
Jan.
4,
1962—
99.173
99.207
106%
108 %
Oct.
5,
1961.
11,
1962—
99.125
99.161
5s_.
•_
:
99.872
100
Oct.
13,
—'99.772
16,
Jan
1961-
18,
1962—
1962—
99.069
Oct.
99.783
105'A
99.749
99.048
99.085
100%
Oct.
99.761
100'A
19,
1961-
Jan.
25,
1962—
99.726
98.998
99.038
Feb.
1,
1962—.
98.899
98.932
8,
1962
1961-
—
99.738
-1969
76
26,
1961-
5s ww_
-1967
128
Nov.
99.694
123
2,
1961.
Feb.
99.629
5'As. -1992,
105
99.646
105%
Nov.
19611
Feb.
9,
99.581
Nov.
99.599
Feb.
16,
1961-
99.536
99.556
Mar.
09.480
99.502
Mar.
99.439
99.451
Apr.
99.401
99.427
July
Oct.
80
"
99.683
—
1961-
1961.
5s—
-1982
131
—
-1971
102
5%s
-1971
-1970
127
121"
-
—
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15,
23.
1,
99.105
98.847
98.882
; 1962-
98.796
98.832
1962-
98.737
98.775
1962—
98.682
98.712
1962—
98.452
98.469
15,
1962—
98.261
98.280
15,
1962—
97.470
97.496
23,
132
116
/
'209
4%s_.
-1971
—:
Electric 47/bs
Trans
15,
99%
104%
Trans
Corp
Jan.
-1986
—
Gen
Amer
Jan.
99.835
-1986
of Am
Industries
99.879
99.827
-1991
4%s—
30,
Westcoast
wi
100
1961.
24,
Virginia
89.26
—
Nov.
S
91.12
-
Nov.
U
102.28
-1
Bid
12-
99%
Underwood
■
104
Elec
Eastern
Textron
102.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
3.15s
100'%
32
93.8
.
1963
1962
99%
104%
101.8
103'A
4%s
Elect
",5%s
104'4
105.8
100.8
1,
1962
104
Dec.
7,1 1961.
;
-
Units—
94.12
104.8
■
15,
1,
15,
100%-
-
•
101.8
Nov.
15,
l'As Oct.
100.18
15,
-1981
5%s_
83
100.24
47/aS
May
3'As
100.11
Apr.
-1981
5'/aS_
104
99.24
100.13
99.28
1962
May
Tennessee Gas Trans
104%
_1981
.
Modern
81
100
4s
Feb.
104%
103
96.16
99
i-,
100.3
l'As
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
193'A
98-
95.16
-
1972-1967—
Maturity—
4s
Texas
1981
——
Massachusetts
100
97.8
Ask
135
'
Michigan Consol Gks 5'/as__1986.
100
99.16
,
Treasury Notes (Continued)
15,
1962
Treasury Notes—
l'As Oct.
1,
1961
3%s
one
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
102%
103%
100.12
103%
-5'As debentures
8outhern
& Sp.ns—
98.24
101.16
99.28
1973
Sheraton Co
101%
100.8
101
..1991
4%s_
Phoenix Steel 5%s
106
100.2
99.28
;_1981
Gas 4%s
Pwr
ww
Peoples
100%
1975
4%s
Pennsylvania
99%
117
100.7
98.12
2.90s
._1976
3%s—
Petroleum
5%s
125
Hilton Hotel 6s
Brass
Edison
Pacific
129
99
1976
4s
General Port Cement 5s__
SV,
1986
4%s—
122
3%s
(M)
Inc
104
Company 45/8s
fjowenstein
Bid
Bonds
Motorola
10314
4%s—1991
Natural Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
Ask
1977
Edison
Consolidated
100.3
99.28
1970-1967^—
15,
37/aS Sep.
101.24,
1970_
1,
20,
4'As Oct.
98
100.24
101.18
1969—.
20,
July
100.18
1968
15,
3'As Apr;
ldo.16
99.26
lOi.xb
100.1
1966-
2,
.
100.1
100.4
1964—
20,
4%s
*
07
May
4'As
X 0
100.1
99.31
1962—,
Dec. -.20,
Feb.
21,
.
99.31
—
1961
20,
Oct.
100.1
1962
20,
4s
3%s
Ask
99.31
1962
20,
1,
20,
4s
kii .-i
1 on
1 Vu
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1,
May
4'As Apr.
101.16
'
20,
1
A
Bid
1961
20,
2%s
96.16
—
Sep.
Feb.
May
3%s
4
point
a
1961
100.4
"•
of
Cooperatives—
3%s Oct.
100.16
T971wi——
12,
2%s
17.01
1
us
5'As_
911/4
1
2
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
18.92
1
!
Wellington Equity Fund
Fund
1982
Burlington Industries
Carrier Corp 4'/8s
633/4
62'A
11.99
Inc
Fund
4!4s_1975
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s—1979
253/a
32%
35
47/aS
95.24
—
1970-
VaS
l'As
Wellington
103
108
23'A
3
4s
8
oo.t.
100
11,
10,
10.71
Inc
Street
Whitehall Fund Inc_„
102%
102
44%
8
Insurance
3%s
101.4
K
lv/o.20
3'As Nov.
10.94
Bid
Tel
126
Fire
2.70s Dec.
100.2
1963
1963
1962
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
763/4
.
41%
(N Y)—2
(N Y)
93/4
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
4s
May 11, 1964
Sep. 10, 1964wi
2.95s
Amer
87%
8%
38'A
3s
Recent
83%
1
—5
2.95s Feb.
1, 1962
Federal Land Bank Bonds
101.22
15,
10.97
6.25
Amer„
Ins
Insurance
Ins
2%s
99.20
101.14
Nov.
1
Life
Guaranty Co
one
100.1
1962.
3%s
4.93
of
Co
$6.50 preferred
Standard Sec Life Ins
100.4
99.8
1962
4.51
Marine
&
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
100.1
100.2
1962
9.80
Fire
Seaboard Surety
Banks
1 nn
1,
6.11
Paul
Seaboard Life Ins
Ask
100.1
15,
12.84
6.74
Bid
Banks—
100.1
Oct.
21.71
6.23
75
United
99.31
Aug.
7.52
Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
26%
34
U
99.31
1 %s
10.23
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
23%
(Texas)—10
Westchester Fire
3'As
5.59
2
(N
Insurance
Variable
8.11
Inc—1
Y)
Corp
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1
St
77'A
19.89
11.88
Fund
50c
23%
5%
39%
7.42
20.08
Fund—
Inc
65
125
88%,
36
18.30
R
Fund—
Selective
123
62
x22%
5
Co cf N Y—10
1
10c
Wall
Investors
Fu?ds—
116
119%
10
84
73
1
Fund
84%
96
10
—
4s
1
Inc
Income
16.74
Shares_l
Ltd
Canada
15.32
Investing Corp-.—1
Washington Mutual
12.70
of Boston
1
5.84
America
11.46
Fund
Fund
Line
10.77
Value Line Special Situations
7.21
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Line
10.21
Fund
Fund
Science
Funds
Value
12.85
9.43
1
81
32
91
1
49'A
1962.
4%s
4s
Accumulated
United
13.26
11.76
Canada Ltd
United
9.66
9.92
Inc—
United
3.08
13.31
9.10
—1
United
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
of
Funds
38'A
64%
29%
5
5
Figures after decimal point represent
12.31
1
Inv—10c
Growth
60'A
60
5
(Pa)
Travelers
Sep.
44%
Inc
Century
United
11.72
8.0
42 "A
10
(N C)
Southwestern
46'A
10
5'/8s
9.26
Corp—*
of N Y
Springfield Insurance
36'A
Mortgage Assn
11,
1961.
a39.85
UBS Fund
10.79
Federal Natl
a34.94
20th
130
116
57%
1962
17.08
Fund
121
1962
15,
May 15,
Apr.
15,
5%s
8.57
Inc
Television-Electronics
2.81
1
1
Fund
26%
108
1962——
10.11
1
x8.12
Fund
Incorporated Investors
15,
Sep.
Aug.
4'As Sep.
15.60
Fund
of Boston Inc—1
Income
Feb.
Mar.
4
1
1
Stock
Texas
10c
3s,
Farnham
&
Balanced
a23.ai
5.89
5.79
17,
4'/8s
Inc—1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
12.12
10c
15,
Mar.
14.51
29%
Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Ins—5
Loan
Sep.
12.92
7.62
22.98
Home
3s
3%s
11.82
State Street Investment
11.45
™
——
Federal
12,
8.32
26
3.33%
Obligations of Government Agencies
10,
7.61
1
46%
24'A
:_5
Life
473A.
Quaker City Life Ins
U S Life Ins Co in
Dec.
11.64
(Edson B) Fund
investors
Phoenix
U
Jun.
10.76
Sovereign Investors
4%
43%
5
45%
44%
Providence-Washington
69%
5
68
41'A
Philadelphia Life Ins Co__
2%
4'/8s
al0.93
Southwestern
7.95
15.92
4
63'A
5
119976203542—
Peerless Insurance
56%
10
—2.50
Indemnity Co
5%
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
7.20
14.54
'10.45
112%
.'
Co
Pacific Insurance Co
5
20.90
1
Smith
200
52'A
■
2'A
18.60
'
Clark—
&
Stock
American
191
108
52'/2
Home Owners Life Ins Co
(Fla) _1
4s
Shares—1.25
Selected
5
5
Ins
Insurance Corp of Amer
9.12
a20.72
Common
7.83
7.20
40%
10
Insurance Co
8.44
al4.21
20.30
1
37%
278
Insp & Insurance
3%s
Sexxdder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
_3%
265
Fire
44
Hartford Steam Boiler
4.99
25c
507/a
Pacific
10
Gulf Life (Jacksonville
Fla)_2%
Hanover Insurance Co
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
5
4%s
Scudder Fund of Canada
47%
49
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
4.57
13.35
12'A
38
Republic Ins Co__
3'As
1
Northern Ins Co of N Y
; ' 37
York
130'A
16.85
Inc—
Fund
Northeastern Insurance
39%
5
NY_2
(Ky) 2
of
New
191
16.68
9.68
Revere
North River
43
125
10,
1
60'A
175
Sep.
19.23
64%
40'A
<
Franklin Life Insurance
£.4
General Reinsurance
Corp—__10
Glens Falls
5
Jersey Insurance
37%
56
2
(S Ft
Standard
49'A
35%
60
10
66'A
Jefferson
31%
46%
Nationwide Corp class A
New Hampshire Fire
63
Home
30
5
National Union Fire
2.50
Govt
1
5
com
17
64'A
Reinsurance
&
198
15%
Republic
Globe
189
60%
16'A
Firemen's Fund
86%
145
10
Ins
Natl Old Line Ins AA
6%
65
10
Accident
73%
47/8s
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
a2°a7
x9.93
10.79
Investors
13.60
&
59'A
3%s
12.55
Fire
15%
10.97
1
6
National
55'A
10.09
:
NatL Life
1
13,
—1
Fund
32 %
1%
.
.
5
Feb.
.1
81
Md
3'As
Inc_
Inc
Putnam Growth
7.93
10_64
H-DA
Investors
Income
10
Ins__
2.50
Putnam
12.7
Funds Inc—
Group
9.10
Growth Stock
Provident Fund
Monument Life (Bait)
.1
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life
Fidelity & Deposit of
12.82
1
64%
69%
12.69
Inc
Co
13%
Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co—
42'A
12%
58'A
50c
Inc
Fund
Haydock Fund Inc__—
—1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
-—-lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Investors
8.37
15.68
Inc
45%
Merchants
7%
58
54%
3.05s
14.94
6.35
2.32
—1
Series H-C7
Investment Trust
1
12.41
1
Growth
18.02
11.45
Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Co
Inc——
65
Mass
1
(N J)
Insurance
3s
Fund
46%
61
65
Federal
3.10s Jan.
16.49
Over-The-Counter
*
Growth Industry
Investment
16.59
-1
43%
Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp___5
Employers
15.20
15.18*
1
Equip Shares—lc
Growth Fund—--lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares-^-— lc
Institutional
13.91
1
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Electrical
Institutional
1
Philadelphia
Capital
Fund
Inc
Oppenheimer Fund
1
5
10%
76%
Figures after decimal point
represent
Fund
Street
Maryland Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
9%
72
4
12.70
Series
150
7
1.25
al5.74
Stock
Securities
19
4.92
Eagle Fire Ins Co
112'A
144%
1
1
Continental Assurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Nucleonics Chemistry &
One
11997663205832—
Insur
108
5
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
5
Shippers—
Life
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life Insur
10
23%
1%
C)
26%
247A
30%
(Galveston)
&
Penna
21'A
2'A
Re-insurance
10.85
1
15.50
——————1
Incorporated
7.86
1
Growth
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Income
4.20
7.19
1
Series
Scud'der Stevens
Series
3.84
1
Series
19.41
Investors Trust
Hamilton
1
Series
22.13
Inc
Petoleum shares
6.09
14.18
Capital Corp—-——1
General
General
12.51
5.57
17 95
13.82
series
Fundamental Investors
Futures Inc
11.45
20.36
I"c--}
America
1
1
Series
1
Series
of
18.50
5
-lc
Preferred stock series—— lc
Fund
17.11
Corp
Series
Stock
8.39
Mutual
Ifv Co
Financial Industrial Fund Inc 1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—.—
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
stock
1
Investors
-25c
Fiduciary
Common
3.46
25.10
~9~97
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc—
Bond
3.39
23.20
Income Series
15.89
-
Fidelity Fund Inc—
'
1
Co Inc_l
Dividend
New
(Wash D
Nat
Gov
interest
Preferred
New
Mercury
Ins
23'A
of
22'A
—1
Amer
American
Great American
Securities
Balanced
Bond
13.89
7.68
Capital Fund
Fidelity
beneficial
7.35
-JO a24.63
2UC
Energy Fund Inc
Fund
National Securities Series—
19.35
Corp—-1
Electronics investment
al5.45
National
3.88
12.8b
50°
—
25.56
1
of
10.55
12 86
23.64
11.76
12.50
I'-oO
1
Fund
interest—1
Fund—
16.85
Nation Wide
Baton &
Balanced
20.04
15.59
11.64
ill
6.80
Shares
Theory
Dow
Iru.1
Fund -1
Growth Stk Fund
Diver
Diversified
18.34
10.72
68.42
10.57
11.41
9.63
Life
beneficial
of
1
-
1
14.61
}
33140
Stock
1
18.83
Income Fund Inc_—1
Delaware
17.03
Trust
int
Growth
Investment
9.30
1
^1
15.58
Investors
Mutual Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
22.98
1
Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
Vegh
3.20
Investing Foundation
Inc
Diversified Income Fund
De
4.68
Mutual
21.90
—zx.u»
Western Investment
Crown
2.50
2.93
Mutual
Trust Fund
Corporate Leaders
2.29
4.28
Inc
Units
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
lc
lo
21%
Life &
Co
5
Corp
Amer
2.75
4.15
shares—lc
of beneficial
Investors
2.52
3.80
;
lc
;
shares
Massachusetts
1
—
—lc
Massachusetts
International
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Commonwealth
Composite
shares
Fund
American Investors
Comwealth Life Insur Co
Connecticut General Life
4.37
28%
38
Assurance
24%
1
Citizens
3.38
27
35'A
Co_l
Assurance.
(Newark N J)
al7.09
4.00
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Fla)
a30.58
3.09
27%
Home
Ins Co
*
Petroleum shares
10.70
Amer
1
lc
Special Investment
9 79
(Jacksonville
American
Can
shares—lc
24
American General Insur Co.1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
Fund
shares
shares
Fidelity Life Ins
Bankers
11.01
5
5
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N
J)
Beneficial Standard Life—;
Boston Insurance Co
£ 10.10
Life
5
1814
Inc—1
134
Casualty_5
16.36
Industries
Metal
Mass
American
92
129
Assur
&
Ask
88%
preferred.,
13.54
shares
Paper
Commonwealth Income
conv
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
10
17V2
Managed Funds—
Transport
Fidelity
$1.25
Co
14.97
of
199
193
Equitable
American
Par
126%
5
Insurance
American
Ask
121
Insurance
12.39
Mutual
138'3
1
Life
Agricultural
Bid
143
10
r
_1
Fund
Sayles
General
Insurance Co
Inc—1
Loomis
Electric
Aetna
10
Trust
Fund
13.91
Growth & Energy
Colonial Fund Inc
General Fund Inc
7.31
8.64
Stk
9.78
12.86
•
Boston
Commonwealth
6.66
7.89
1^
Casualty & Surety
Investors
Insurance
14.96
_
1
Inc
Income
Insurance
15.98
13.69
preferred
5.62
17.25
Fund—1
Loomis-Sayles
12.32
Colonial
Fund Inc
Fund
Lexington
Life
20.06
1
Securities
Christiana
5.14
15.95
Ltd_l
Fund
17.41
15.93
18.54
1
Shares Trust
of
Fund
Growth
Life
—:
Fund
Internatl
Knickerbocker
8.55
Fund Inc—-—-1
Chemical Fund Inc_
Stock)
16.02
1
Com
Knickerbocker
21.80
i9-9^
Fund)
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone
14.45
14.62
Capital Life Ins .Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Chase
Fund)
20.39
Canadian International Growth
Century
10.05
9.25
14.60
Inc
Fund Ltd
16.66
9 21
18.69
1
Ltd -1-.-—
23.96
15.27
1
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
21.96
1
1
1
Lazard
Canadian
25.40
Bonds)-1
Grade
(Income
K-2
10.28
50c
Ltd
Fund
California
24.34
(Discount Bonds)
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, September 1)
Par
Aetna
Aetna
1
Bonds)
Priced Bonds)
(Low
37.83
S-l
6.20
5.70
9.46
4.01
Inc...
Fund
15.32
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Investing
Street
Bullock
al5.23
5.11
—i?
13.22
Fund
Boston
Mutual Fund—1
Jihnston
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Broad
(The)
9.40
Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund
A
Inc.-1
Axe-Houghton Fund
B
Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elecfnics Corp.lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
37.09
Fund
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
14.02
1
7.89
Atomics Physics &
Blue
Bid
1
Inc
8.69
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—.1
Associated
Par
Fund
Research
7.1b
Shades
Fund
Investors
American
Investors
Istel
1.25
Inc
Business
American
'
,
2.71
---l
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
***
Jf*
Fund
Aberdeen
.
5%s
-1991
-1988
<
104%
98
105
•No
101
New
par
,
—
FOOTNOTES FOR
-value",
York
-
Stock
a
Net
aeset
Exchange.
OVER-THE-COUNTER
value,
b Bid
* t New
stock,
ISSUES
.
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights. - k Admitted
Ex-dividend., wl When issued,
y
\
to listing on 1
Ex-stock dlvidei
Volume
194
Number 6087
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(993)
THE COURSE
Bank
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
BANK
an
increase
with
a
Pre¬
ago.
year
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
country, indicate that for the
Week Ended
Aug. 26
CLEARINGS
compared
1961
Third Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
112 450
i
—20.8
+ 17.6
702,568
1,232,745
—67.3
2,402,227
2,185,782
0.4
4,065,197
4,045,777
990,000,000
5.4
1,020,000,000
4,891,267
943,000,000
5,311.197
7.9
5,474,935
4,362,668
+ 11.7
5,891,088
3,289,635
5,626,511
Wilkes-Barre
in
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 1.3%.
1960.
At
this
Scranton
center
Our comparative summary for
York
1961
1960
1.3
Chicago
1,285,185,775
1,344,533,940
+
4.4
Philadelphia
1,061,000,000
996,000,000
+
6.5
761,536,862
+
4.6
2.1
6,649,775
6,298,798
23,145,500
10,960,385
+
9.0
11,735^730
22,207,849
17,620,187
+
7.1
11,702,979
15,951,052
1,105,225,639
1,055,050,360
+
4.8
1,084,568,035
1,006,413,976
Mansfield
442,334,768
+
1.5
Youngstown
City
Louis—
St.
San
374,500,000
Francisco
Total
735,240,196
+
6.1
430,757,931
+
4.5
374,625,078
344,951,234
+
8.6
$19,910,574,805
$19,589,609,735
+
1.6
4,725,061,535
+
6.9
$24,962,353,085
$24,314,671,270
+
2.7
945,012,306
+
5.9
$25,963,308,741 $25,259,683,576
+
2.8
_
436,085,314
Baltimore
_
cities,
_
Other
cities,
days
five
—
_
All
all
days_
cities, five days
cities,
one
Total
all
day
530,496,461
55,014,800
67,573,200
13,519,754
+
414,541,599
12,252,290
391,233,617
1,454,713,590
3.9
68,619,400
+ 13.4
11,463,393
+
0.4
15,739,699
13,014,827
+
6.0
413,411,675
430,702,887
1,348,423,351
+
7.9
1,382,239,752
1,300,695,091
4,984 670
4,632,291
+
7.6
23,116,000
15,732,000
249,968,303
+ 46.9
17,746,000
16,684,611
5.1
246,409,781
232,819,908
12,303,411
(7 cities)
Virginia—Huntington
_
Richmond
_
262,620,758
South
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
Total
.
249,774,383
561,100,529
70,226,100
Virginia—Norfolk
five
10,502,929
299,574,572
11,188,804
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Ten
12,330,484
4.2
+ 11.5
+
1.2
+
+ 11.9
568,173,257
15,335,275
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.2
—
11,606,384
284,064,849
295,915,848
633,407,922
Cleveland
5,051,778,280
__
12,983 435
Cincinnati
572,512,601
_
Pittsburgh
I
+
Columbus
—
3,628,377
5,937,408
Ohio—Canton—
+
Kansas
4,553,902
2,462,079
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
$13,587,242,203
_„
2,181,782
25,233,159
cities)
$13,759,523,179
Boston
+
—
BY TELEGRAPH
Wcek Ended Sept. 2
New
(10
—
6,062,494
Jersey—Trenton
Total
5,950,251
<ai
1
Delaware—Wilmington
this week follows:
CLEARINGS--RETURNS
6,646,083
York
New
1958
1,043,000 000
at
a
1959
4 244 172
Philadelphia
Reading
$25,963,308,741 against $25,259,683,576 for the
or
1,404,747
1,350,948
'711;482
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.8% above those of the corresponding week last
there is
Inc.
Dec. %
2,176,571
4,259,451
l',588,802
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
$
District—Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
Saturday, Sept. 2, clearings for all
year.
1960
$
Chester
week ended
45
(6
4,969,505
4,155,158
9,111,752
+ 10.6
8,697,495
6,798,441
331,452,375
+ 20.7
144,804^276
347,806,708
330,687,195
118,894,625
+ 21.8
120,837,814
121,827,180
844,626,810
cities)
8,238,547
399,989,354
Columbia—Washington
Total
+
728,918,141
+15.9
746,467,303
712,972,493
!h
cities
for
week
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week,
our
appear
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available at
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
time of going to press.
cases
34,743,889
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta—
32,690,701
160,279,227
Nashville
in
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
168,115,450
432,100,000
478,100,000
6,526,442
Macon
we
the elaborate detailed
has to be estimated.
Aug. 26.
center
Federal
the
New
Boston
In
the
York
of
Outside of this city there was
showing
Reserve
increase
an
increase of
an
We
9.1
5,306,665
5,123,334
+
2.2
238,144,056
208,099.230
301,953,627
276,803,877
+
9.1
242,994,775
187,814,163
present further below,
the
Reserve
District
the
totals
show
improvement of
an
that in
note
7.5%;
490,299
258,491,408
173,595,892
1,436,492,906
+
5.7
1,331,032,993
1,119,022,085
of
Reserve
9.4%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of, 4.8%.
District the
totals
are
larger by 7.9%;
in the Richmond
Reserve District of 15.9%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 5.7%.
3,639,364
Wayne
Terre
credit
to.its
gain of
a
Des
6.1%,"and the San Francisco Reserve District of 12.4%.
District the totals record
:8,238;889
•
3,938.557
4,494,464
182.305,490
7,801,468
175,701,924
7,825,755
52,177,,809
48,162,276
19,738,217
18,029,594
Rapids
Moines
City
_
1,525,596
Chicago
»
1,206,072,614
1,368,289
17,052,210
1,210,594,484
7,327,015
13,301,225
12,662,160
11,782,388
7,307,902
7,686,928
.1,672,520,335
.
Decatur
Vn increase of 6.7%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 12.3%,
1,640,673,716
6,765,430
-
Peoria—
:
-
-
: iRockford
the San Francisco Reserve District of 9.4%.
13,001,141
80,752,000
+ 51.3
4,573,084
2,158,767
0.1
17,697,501
14,516,752
+ 24.0
10,773,074
+ 17.4
12,510,160
13,633,383
+ 17.6
80,977,000
-72,751,000
3.5
—12.4
7,986,975
4,191,0.77
3.8
153,572,052
129,817,126
0.3
7,840,580
7,003,821
10,870,236
'
8,529,294
Illinois—Bloomington
In the Kansas City Reserve
+
11,583,626
15,264,797
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago
1.9%; the St. Louis Reserve District of
18,419,102
94,937,000
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
2,404,616
18,441,770
14,360.657
Indianapolis
Sioux
District has
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids,
Lansing
..
13,001,066
613,411
4.3
1,518,401,419
cities)
Indiana—Fort
14,955,209
+ 17.9
+
Grand
in the
1.7
—
558,987
249,454,487
South Bend
Reserve District
Reserve
(10
15,836,306
658,838
260,200,000
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
cities according to the
Districts in which they are located and from this we
Cleveland
and in
15,568,983
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
gain of 7.5%, the bank clearings
group
6,999,468
+
Michigan—Ann
7.6%.
6.429,673
5,835,406
248,447,045
7.5%, the aggregate clearings for
a
1.9
—
6,369,085
having amounted to $25,957,665,577 against $24,139,002,526 in the
week in 1960.
this
was
26,067,743
128,330,890
369,500,000
254,001,328
Total
For the week there
the whole country
at
we
140,696,826
393,600,000
Florida—Jacksonville
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
same
statement, however, which
29,800,970
4.7
Alabama—Birmingham
Ac¬
Mobile
In
6,650,647
6.3
+
+ 10.6
—
Springfield
.
+
+
—
+
8.3
+
9.5
+ 11.5
7,533,016
•
3,786,696
53,201,486
51,073,724
17,252,745
17,515,946
1,450,575
1,625,941
0.4
1,196,630,620
1,087,089,125
7.7
7,577,653
6,669,874
+ 28.2
—
—
...
14,200,881
13,800,454
7.5
11,817,262
10,149,699
4.9
6,083,206
7,414,336
1.9
+
—
1,611,196,240
1,454,549,587
1
;
•
the following we furnish
In
'
'■
a
summary
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
: *r
Week Ended Aug. 26—
1961
1960
$
$
'»+v
1st Boston
^
••^^nd'New
3rd
■.
York
5th Richmond
:
849,705,134
776,020,663
13,006,613,442
+
7.5
11,734,510,709
10,268,328,449
1,055,050,360
+
+ CO
1,084,568,035
Louis
1,348,423,351
7.9
1,382,239,752
+ 15.9
746,467,303
t
5.7
1,331,032,993
Total
1,119,022,085
1,640,673,716
+
1.9
1,611,196,240
1,454,549,587
728,918,141
1,672,520,335
"
+
745,946,469
703,032,031
+
6.1
692,089,443
(4
701,497,175
+ 12.4
668,711,460
628,373,353
cities)
+1
*
"
York
113,341,567
+
2.2
3,014,657
2,736,861
703,032,031
+
6.1
692,089,443
614,456,301
7,973,216
,
City
639,795,406
South
Dakota;—Aberdeen
515,778,244
Montana—Billings
1,391,549,360
9.4
1,363,424,354
1,250,095,082
Helena
Total
24,139,002,526
+
7.5
22,718,441,995
7.5
11,355,127,834
(7
20,286,500,730
+
8,048.981
456,852,325
428,619,338
13.9
169,387,036
157,683,112
10,992,953
week
now
ended
add
our
-
cities).
3.6
11,029,375
+
9.3
3,671,751
4,331,190
+
1.7
6,849,575
6,400,801
14,341,412
+ 12.5
12,789,693
13,434,130
701,497,175
+ 12.4
668,711,460
628,373,353
10,372,854,952
detailed
statement showing the figures for
i
.
Portland
-
Fall
:
■
V New
,«!•
___"r:
;J
.
+ * Springfield
.uNew
Rhode
;
1
,,
$
v
.
$ ,/■
-
+ ■5.7
3,943,113
7,672,143
+ 16.9
7,006,628 ?i
699,351,196
4,044,027
3,629,098
1958
.
.
.
3,512,701
.
6,483,238
8.8
706,824,139
3,262,573
2,835,532
1,550,842
y
+
9.5
3,845,345
+
1.7
8,992,688
179,305 475
Wichita
:
Colorado—Colorado
Total
3,411,765
3,012,482
13,142,416
+ 38.9
12,645,935
12,461,541
'
13,778,919
+
6.1
12,385,828
10,326,884
50,957 422
44,527,352
+ 14.4
37,138,927
41,070,171
.* 23,582,354
23,204,757
+
1.6
23,559,993
+
9.0
35,522,600
31,226,200
4,225,336
3,964,806
+
6.6
2,452,791
933,551,285
853,474,179
+
9.4
849,705,134
776,020,663
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Dallas
—
38,688,510
133,138,947
2,849,808
:
:
30,891,265
126,236,159
123,609,460
.
New
Jersey
„
2,566,627
+ 11.0
3,598,105
+
7.4
3,246,397
3,387,397
12,610,956,029
+
7.6
11,363,314,161
9,913,645,778
47.933,167
46,296,867
+
3.5
41,949,172
35,194,223
28,715,042
'
*
Jersey—Newark
Northern
31,356,681
7.6
+
3,864,260
Syracuse
New
—19.6
13,569,493,996
York
Rochester
Total
(9 cities)
I
6.0
154,050,921
151,318,064
+
21.7
+ 20.8
9,203,776
27,656,629:
8,914,581
26,578,467
+
5.7
449,010,074
420,558,566
+
5.9
6.4
13,680,841
6,857,739
14,534,751
+
683,537,240
+
6.7
672,521,813
639,795,406
Galveston
-
Falls
Wichita
'
6,509,502
11,052,023
-
.
5,454,000
5,324,803
12,322,546
+ 26.5
11,407,166
9,918,289
516,836,534
40,016,905
4,980,000
5,645,397
13,984,891
40,327,237
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
+ 13.2
503,000,177
446.480,878
38,690,048
11,209,766
-
0.8
+
42,622,920
4,869,000
5,552,000
5.7
7,584,564
5,743,322
9.9
12,490,932
9,393,707
+ 12.3
581,974,759
515,778,244
215,088,626
191,284,507
9.5
+
—
+
cities)
(6
-
25,144,273
+ 14.2
24,741,577
589,740,625
662,380,982
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
10.5
5,266,711
5,092,517
242,456,832
119,157,048
25,403,21b
238,653,465
104,464,591
+
1.6
224,519,162
187,029,459
+
14.1
104,769,967
30,922,006
97,134,582
14,338,093
5,925,932
City
Beach
Pasadena
San
6.4
+
12,652,947
Lake
+
5,360,818
222,101,988
,
California—Long
825,891,423
41,494,909
Francisco
—
?5'3oe'nQT
1.5
24,940,260
—11.8
18,112,316
16,209,156
13.2
704,256,310
676,454,078
36,175,501
30,353,506
+
23,244,981
2,212,797
2,251,778
67,433,763
63,439,521
+
6.3
65,688,996
66,368,912
84,418,735
82,784,563
+
2.0
75,764,769
San
Jose
Santa
Barbara":::::::
Total
i^.SOl
40,046,064
9.485,814
13,979,081,634
13,006,613,442
+
7.5
11,734,510,709
10,268,328,449
3.6
32.6
9,665,409
8,028,286
0.5
14,648,346
13,568,731
(10
cities)—
15,129,128
1,522,719,766
1,391,549,360
+
9.4
1,363,424,354
1,250,095,082
25,957,665,577
24,139,002,526
+
7.5
22,718,441,995
20,286,500,730
12,388,166,581
11,528,046,497
+
7.5
11,355,127,834
10,372,854,952
69,734,655
Grand
+
+
—
15,057,870
Stockton
Outside
*
+
451,182,350
11,085,581
6,611,222
584,967,505
.
Oregon—Portland
743,258,705
-
Jamestown
New
702,915
9,568,254
729,647,716
Worth-!
Fort
Utah—Salt
' ; ; 31,109,158
.__
"Elmira
1,110,306
725,019
10,114,035
2,742,013
•
y
________
_i_;
1,222,779
1.9
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Yakima
York—Albany
5.2
+
+ 19.5
476,910,662
11,742,549
7,035,871
Springs
Washington—Seattle
,Buffalo
+
21,096,886
34,663,000
-
----
* /
New
9,731,696
26,379,516
31,864,005+
•
cities)
(9
7,525,182
169,139,246
11,845,104
—
:
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Texas—Austin
+..•,-37777,000
Haven
Island—Providence
Total ,(12 s cities)__
.
882,835
1,417,169
1,671,475
14,620,604
;;
—
999,612
639,835,846
+ 11.4
+
18,259,071
+
__rc___-i_^-
New Hampshire—Manchester _„L.__,'
y
Hastings
Kansas—Topeka
1959
1,830,656
'^Worcester
v
or
3,911,936
___•__
_
—
'
y.;"';
____
Bedford
8,969,281
•yv-761,119,068
_.
River—
Connecticut—Hartford-
'
Inc.
4,023,672
•: 4,254,530
: C i:
-
p
.
.
Dec. %
_____!
_•
.Lowell
•
1960
-
—-Z " yy
_
Massachusetts—Boston
»
-•
«
First Federal Roserve District—Boston—
£*£ Maine—Bangor
»•
v.
—-
Omaha
Week Ended Aug. 26
1961
.
City-
1,051,362
*900,000
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
'
*-
.
each city for the
August 26 for four years:
Clearings at—
'
9,855,801
+
3,743,746
6,300,913
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
+
788,249,932
672,521,813
581,974,759
11,528,046,497
8,131,705
+ 12.1
16,136,929
6.7
25,957,665,577
+ 15.0
4,090,079
Dakota—Fargo
+
+ 12.3
+
6,935,349
6,408,556
North
683,537,240
589,740,625
12,388,166,581
V
—
-
483,817,613
175,365,189
11,385,363
-.
Paul
1,522,719,766
'
1..107 cities
New
175,977,873
127,703,077
542,475,320
199,780,469
Duluth
—
Minneapolis
St.
662,380,982
II
-10 *
Total
Outside
v
208,071,709
-
729,647,716
-
322,400,000
6.5
+ 12.0
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota'
614,456,301
788,249,932
"
■>
353,300,000
+
145,436,158
2,742,922
1,300,695,091
II
*'ll
6
12th San Franciscp
+ 13.2
183,152,951
745,946,469
_
371,700,000
195,139,679
-
712,972,493
1,436,492,906
+
844,626,810
7
11th Dallas—
385,100,000
162,904,724
2,802,066
__
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,006,413,976
•
1.518,401,419
1_L-4
9th Minneapolis
9.4
1,454,713,590
-17
8t,h St Louis
-
+
II
„10
7th Chicago
853,474,179
II
6
._
\ 6th Atlanta
Missouri—St.
II
"
'
.
$
II
7
-
+
1958
$
•'_* 13.979,081,634
-10
Philadelphia
1959
or
933,551,285
■II
cities)
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc.
Dec. %
1.105,225,639
9-
-
4th Cleveland
-
-
._12 cities
(17
total
New
(107
York
cities)
City
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
46
(994)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Fund Notices
Pursuant to the
certifies
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
daily
countries
FOREIGN
world.
the
of
EXCHANGE
We
RATES
give
below
CERTIFIED
BY
AUGUST
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
l
l
record
a
FEDERAL
25,
1961
Buying
RESERVE
TO
AUGUST
Rate
for
,
.
Australia,
.0120975
_____
pound
France
Markka
new franc
those
(Value
United
in
States
called
Wednesday
.
Thursday
Aug. 30
$
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
sinking
under
fund
$
.0120319
2.235298
.0200850
.970000
.969921
.210437
210425
.00310887
.00310887
.00310887
Date
due
ser.
1980
1st
Claycraft Co. 1st 5y2%
Consumers
1st
.00310887
Power
mortgage
.2034 1 2
.203362
.203325
.203400
.250162
.250181
.250233
.250243
1st
.210125
.210175
.210308
.210320
Jersey
2.803866
2.805300
2.805920
2.807000
1,
1984
due Oct.
refund,
mtge.
:
„
4%%
bonds
series
f.
s.
;—Sep
bds
Natural
4'/2%
Gas
bonds
Central
due
.—Oct
1987
1981
15,
of
.00161095
.00161095
.00276225
.00276250
.00276250
National
.326200
.326333
.0800560
.326366
.0800560
.326333 1
.0800560
sy2%
New
.0800560
Bellas
Haven
Water
.277366
.277237
.277393
.277429
2.776104
2.777524
2.778138
2.779207
.140062
.140100
.140131
.140175
.140150
Peabody Coal Co.
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
Springfield
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
Toledo
.193531
.193400
.193306
.193325
.231725
.231731
.231729
1.396695
1.397409
1.397718
1.398256
2.802325
sterling
2.803866
2.805300
2.805920
2.807000
s.
Insurance
1st
5J/2%
1984
prelerred
Oil
bonds
Pipe
Oct.
1,
(In
millions
of
bonds
series
D
trust
bonds
series
B__
%
1st
mtge.
&
coll.
trust
bonds
series
C
Demand
deposits
Increase (+) or
increased
adjusted
$92
million
in
Decrease (—) Since
the
$50 million in New York City, and by lesser amounts in
1961
account
for
certificate
1961
16,142
F.
R.
notes
(437)
—151
416
advances
59
Held
S.
32
„
agrmnt.
securities:
'
—
*
Certificates
"
.
2,268
,
domestic
;
r
,>
+
18
bought
outright
repurchase
decreased
decreased
deposits
commercial
•
-
•
.•.•
banks
t
'
iV.:-
decreased
'
•
.
•
.
bor¬
Loans
to
+
14
+
Increase ( +)
•"
Decrease
i,029
+
619
27,259
Kratter
(—) Since
Aug. 24,
1961
1960
1
Total
loans
Loans
U.
Total
Cash
Other
Govt,
loans
items
Bank
S.
in
securities—
and
securities—
of
process
premises
27,259
and
Loans
497
+
27,350
collectn.
+240
+
and
Investments
115,649
545
—333
+
-
m
+
184
assets
Commercial
333 ~
+
23
49,295
—229
1,069
—
S.
331
336
31,498
—
94
+
+
15
+
(437)
27,541
9
+
Member
-
bank
reserves
16185
U. S. Treasurer—general
Forei&n
Other
'
_.
7
+
'525
accnt.
—
Loans
1 550
50
—
-
226
18
290
—
3
—
142
17,226
Deferred
Other
deposits—
—
64
—
availability
liabilities
Total
items—
accrued
1,626
(1,010)
(1,447)
j
ACCOUNTS—
paid
to
of
16
47,949
—243
430
4.
certificate
and
F.
R.
8
49,295
—229
1,069
380%
_
3%
to
2
Government
S.
certificates
to
After
Other
one
3,304
five
and
+
75
U.
897
+
141
—-29
121
—
+
159
54
+
850
1,425
—
214
+
98
bonds
—
"*
6
—
5,394
indebtedness—,
S.
67
1,522
+5,808
'
-
+2,985
2
+
194
+
maturing:
subord.
Seeman
85
+5,546
15,967
years—
*+
*+
15
—2,200
41
—
4,150;
—
11.198
Reserve
Banks_—_
coin
;
11
:+
12,140
717-
+1.572
362
—
932
—
1,403
assets/liabilities
56
+
146
—
68
+
105
4,378
assets—net
+
2,785
banks
—
+
527
146,964
______
37
—2,770
+9,507
2.3%
_
LIABILITIES—
_
3
68
-
*** the eliminations made *n the
consoli-
S.
Government
Domestic
61,434
The
condition
banks
shows
ended
justed,
of
the
the
statement
of
interbank:
—1,265
—'
4,702
*
•
Aug. 23:
$368
domestic
in
banks, and
a
for
the
week
U.
S.
in
an
and
net
Government
demand
increase
deposits
of
$417
ad¬
credited
million
in
porting member banks; in the
comparable week a year
ago these loans decreased
$216 million. Loans to brokers
and
dealers
for
to
purchasing
nonbank financial
Real-estate
loans
or
carrying U. S.
Govern¬
decreased $149 million.
,
+5'
—
Loans
$36
million.
NA
$2.50
Ink
California
Liquid
5.25%
loans
institutions,
preferred
5%
(•Includes
domestic
Year-ago
demand
*'
5Va%
+6,627
15
1,935
—
comparison
excludes
Breweries.
83
—
94
preferred
in
—
546
Canadian
Ice
79
+
611
Canadian
Power
—
2
+
736
are
in
and
after
shown
deduc¬
of
due
collection,
to
mutual
SIncludes
shown
Not
time
and
deposits
officers'
of
separately.
U.
checks
S.
not
shown
Government
;
and
separately.
postal
16
figures
revised.
8 '
9-20
8-31
+25c
savings
&
Co.
4ya%
9-
9+15
8
9-15
-
8-15
J87V2C
10-
2
9-
8
}87V2c
~
-10-
2
9-
8
4-2-62
3-
9
4-2-62
3-
9
.
}50c
10-
2
$1.10
.
10-
1
}80c
9-
1
2
9-
1
}30c
9-30
8-25
9-30
8-25
9-30
8-25
(quar.)
+$2
(quar.)
preferred
10-
2
9-15
}25c
9-15
8-31
t25c
A—
Securities,
A
9-15
t20c
(quar.)
10-
9-
8
9-15
8-24
}$r
9-12
8-30
t$i
——_i—!_'■
9-12
8-30
75c
_
9-
5
9-
5
8-
8
5
9-
8
8-18
40c
9-13
8-28
9-15
6%c
*
9-11
25 %
9-29
dividend)—_
30c
(quar.)_
:—_——____—
Corp.
9-
37y2C
—
(stock
8
9-11
40c
——
8-
25c
(quar.)
&
8-31
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1.—
8-31
-
2
10-
(quar.)
General
Scott
9-15
10-
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-15
}18%C
}2Cc
&
9-
t42V2c
}43%c
class
Mfg.
9-15
10-14
f 10c
1
(quar.I—_
class
Products
(L. E.)
Pirie
2
10-14
75c
Carpenter Steel Co.
&
10-
}25c
Ltd.
Paper
Company
Extra
,
t50c
—
Products
Metal
Carpenter
Carson
♦August
8
9-
(quar.)
(Philip)
Carnation
Carriers
available.
9-
8-28
-—
City
9-30
9-30
—
Carborundum
Carey
A
common
Securities,
Wallpaper,
B
-
9-15
-
r
(quar.)
Mills Co., common
Cannon
Class
Government and
process
8-25
40c
t$i.osy4
B
Capital
deposits
9-15
•
10c
L
Machine, Ltd., class A
Quarterly
gross.
1
9-
—
386
banks
1
9-15
.
(quar*>
com.
class
B
Carolina
certified
—-—
(quar.)
General
—
items
1
9-
9-15
27V2C
.
Insurance—
:
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
1
9-
Ltd.—
Canadian General Electric.
Class
1
9-
1321/2 c
Co.
Ltd.,
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.,
$1.75
9-
9-15
r
••27c
•*.
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
—
items
change
Cable
&
■
9-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)
common
Canners.
NA
1
}87y2C
Class
NA
8
}87V2C
Canadian
8
8-25
9-15
25c
——
Life
10-
22 V2 c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
————
Canadian
NA
8-25
26y4C
"■
(quar.)
735
13
+
—
Wire
1,561
commercial
cash
(quar.)
:
NA
2
9-
9-15
*•
100%
—
Mortgage (quar.)__
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)—
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
(s-a)_—^
A
9-22
Telephone—
NA
+
__
—
deposits except those of U. S.
less
dividend)
9-15
■5c
-
_
Permanent
Canada
etc.
loan
(quar.)—
Iron Foundries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
47
30
9-15
1
1
25c
Malting, Ltd. (quar.)——.——
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
NA
'
9-15
10-
.
63c
——
37
+
10-1
,.75c
10c
—
+
8-31
;
.
(s-a)
2,811
9-
$1.18%
B
2
9-15
(quar.I—
12,622
individual
pfd., (quar.)
(stock
1
9-15
.—
Corp,
Inc.,
preference
9-15
-
10c
(quar,)_.
1—
common
(annual)—
Canada
6,351
11-15
—
;
NA
5
domestic
6%
States
Hecla,
Inc.,
4V4%
12-
2
12y2c
preferred
-Canada
10-
i_
preferred
Semi-annual
&
10-16
(quar.)_—_
(quar.)—
Western
California
15
29,015
of Reo.
10-
31*/4C
———
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
5.40%
+
+
Holders
37*/2C
(s-a)
40,521
When
Payable
22 % c
______
(s-a)
Banks
banks,
■
Canada
banks.
^Includes
NA
all
commercial
790
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
A
—_
to
789
conv. pfd.
11
preferred stock——__—Oct
2
Utilities Co.,
5%
B
92
reserves;
892
680
20
Share
Gas
California-Pacific
5,409
loans
..,574
2
Oct
1969—Sep
stock
—Sep
issue.
convertible preferred
681
ACCOUNTS
of
428'
Sep 15
1,
cumul.
4.80%
preferred
Interstate
Class
■
_
valuation
640
8
stock—Aug 30
preferred
(quar.
Packing
California
Class
of
conv.
cumul.
(quar.)
Co.
Class
liabilities
^Exclusive
$1
Power,
preferred
Canadian
CAPITAL
tion
Electric
California
NA
banks
others
April 1, 1975
pfd. stock
due
(quar.)
California
NA
151
Reserve
29
Sep
Co.—
50c
Industries
Cadre
72
'
•
&
Bymart-Tintair,
$1
Federal
From
Other
not
"Other"
subdivisions
official
745
Sep
.
inc. notes due Apr.
(quar.)—
49
interbank
Commercial
15
*
*
(quar.)
M.)
502
I
deposits
Governments,
From
this
preferred
147
Borrowings:
savings
institutions decreased $70 million.
increased
.decreased $54 million.
5%
$1.30
Foreign:
demand
industrial loans decreased in
nine
decline of $94 million
at weekly re¬
ment and other
securities
Domestic
Corp.,
Hat
(H.
—
—
political
849
Sep
;
1987—
stock—'___
A
75c
5%
preferred
prior
Byer-Rolnick
byllesby
—
etc.
___
time
and
744
Bay Gas—
986
institutions,
and savings deposits—totals
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Savings deposits
Other
530
Sep 20
Name of Company
Buzzards
11,055
Time
cities
Decreases of $336 million in
loans
million
Commercial
member
in leading
changes
demand deposits
adjusted.
districts for
reporting
due
Co.—
cumul.
Corp.,
Co.,
in
465
banks
5%
Inc.
Supply Co.
Class
Commercial
r:315"
1
14
Continued from page 12
Cameo,
.
10
368
—
.
1—
savings
Governments, official
States
principal
deposits, and $502 million
to
weekly
Federal Reserve System
following
Auto
Announced
+2,173
Foreign:
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
class
debentures,
conv.
Appliance
313
+
—2,267
62,748
' 3,748
;i
417
+
86,846
—
Commercial
Mutual
;
1970
1,
v
series
Controls
Financial
Calumet
'
deposits
adjustedt
Demand
deposits—totaltl
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
States and political
subdivisionsU.
Sept.
Co.—
5%%
Inc.,
Brothers,
$4.75
136
due
conv.
United Cities Gas
California
6,289
domestic
—-Oct
Sep
^4
stock
„
cumul.
6%
—
5
36
!_
of
Federal
with
235
+
banks—
securities
Balances
+'
—
years
with
43
—
8
—
551
year
five
454
+
16,224
__
Treasury notes &
Reserves
* +
securities—total-——33,322-
bills
1
._——Nov
debentures
preferred
DIVIDENDS
•'
etc.__
:
commercial
Treasury
stock
A
41
13,038
Treasury
? 739
81
—
institutions:
finance,
_
domestic
Demand
spondents
da3tingrprocessParentheSeS
*—
1,378
banks
Total
lia¬
46
104
loans
_:
6
Per
financial
Other
on acceptances
foreign
corre-
for
foreign
loans
Currency
(1,447)
combined
Contingent liability
42
+14
reserves
note
U.
90
t
"""
99
liabilities & cap. accnts.
purchased
1,131
*—
1,786
Within
817
deposit
bilities
117
+
accounts
gold
Express,
Robertshaw-Fulton
••
103
securities
personal
738J
5
391
carrying:
or
j..
nonbank
estate
Oue
in
capital
Total
Ratio
4-
+2
|
Surplus
Other
190
58
*—
1,847
;
purchasing
finance,
to
Other
Loans
3 124
divds.
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
&
cash
to
Loans
Real
Total
v
pur-
Other
22
+
for
426
securities
Sales
'~44
+
for
Government
Other
Deposits:
„
S.
U.
362
+
1,116
securities
securities
loans
Other
notes
loans
dealers
Sep
31, 1978'—Sep-
Inc.—
Service
bonds
mortgage
carrying:
or
Government
Other
Reserve
end
1967—
+1,099
-
brokers
series
debs,
+8,479
—
~
LIABILITIES—
Federal
industrial
loans
chasing
U.
(1,447)
to
Loans
g
~ 14
and
Agricultural
adjustedt
1,
+8,577
—
69,704
investments
Sept.
Inc.—
Corp., 5%
cumul. conv.
Public
Northwestern
Western
—
114,224
—
Page
Corp.—
subord.
conv.
Utility
(In millions of dollars)
adjusted}
150
4,047
(1,010)
_
assets
Total
+243
Gas,
Corp., $1.20
Standard
Aug. 16,
1961
122
—
due
Management
Roadway
895
Date
preference
conv.
Hamilton
*
Total
Securities
$1.40
362
1
CALLED-
ISSUE
debentures
Hydratane
5V4%
or
Aug. 23,
ASSETS—
+243
agrmnt.
pfd. stock
Sep 15
stock——;___Nov
1
preferred stock—,
San Diego Imperial Corp.—
$214 million.
•
'
■
.
5%
pfd.
due Oct. 1,- 1978——Oct
subordinated convertible debs, due Dec.
Central
1st
$83 million and
$386 million.
+12,285
3,513
under
Banks
others
—12,324
19,795
Total
,■
.
+ 211 mr.n—11;371
,
1,683
Notes
Bonds
Held
savings
5%
5 V2 %
Bought outright—
Bills
"from
rowings
1
—
debs,
ENTIRE
Ling-Temco Electronics,
Reserve
.)1:)t.
____
repurchase
and
individuals, partnerships, and corporations increased
Federal
outright
under
Government
Time
Blossman
-
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Acceptances:
Bought
districts.
Inc.,
cumul.
894
}• Oct
I
;•—J
Freight, Inc.—
subordinated
5V2 %
346
—
other
two
States
6%
$45 million.
—13
3
—
but
of
1,522
—
1
+
72
+
All
City of Chicago, $82 million in the Dallas District,
all
1,594
—
2
—
17,187
Cash
1960
—149
1,045
reserves—.
Aug. 31,
Circuit,
6Yt%
Co.
series E
Company and Issue—
Aug. 23,
Aug. 30,
ASSETS—
Theatre
trust bonds
Weingarten, Inc. 5%%
V
bonds increased $59 million.
ment
dollars)
789
■_
coll.
& coll.
the combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Govern¬
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
789
1
A
trust
coll.
series
&
mtge.
Artists
850
1
1982
bonds
mtge.
(J.)
849
638
1
Co.—
trust
coll.
&
mtge.
due
Line
&
1st
United
1
1
Nov
stock———.—
%
Vulcan Materials
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $67 million, and
637
Oct
stock—.
1976-
due
%
1st
8
;_—Sep
—
Oct
preferred
f. debs,
Co.,
4%%
mtge.
1st
1,
RR.—
Mountain
5Va%
Co.,
5J/2%
mortgage
4Va%
Oct.
3'/4% gen. & refunding mtge. bonds,
—-Oct
1975—————————
1,
Gas
Terminal
Trans
.231725
1.395927
rand
pound
1st
.193268
.231728
Africa,
Natural
due
debs,
Co.
due Oct.
c
Northern
«
Inc.—
subord.
conv.
series
Hess,
.277537
Consolidated Statement of Condition
U.
848
.00161095
.0166436
Kingdom,
and
00 Ti« 00
.00276225
4
Discounts
15
.00161095
.0800560
South
528
'
'
--—Sep
—
4
gold
/
&
5
Total
1
—
V'~- •%,'
Corp.— :
due Sept.
Power
2.774579
Switzerland, franc
845
>
Light Co.—
1st mortgage bonds 5%%
series due 1990
Sep 22
1
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 47/s% debs, due Oct. 1, 1979—Oct
326000
peseta
Sweden, krona
fund
630
15
.00276225
peso
certificate
7
Sep
'
Houston
•
841
738
..
.
.
1
T V
bonds due Sept. 15, 1967——-
Co.—
15
Sep
1, 1982—Oct
...
_____
.00161085
Spain,
Redemption
Page
Corp.—
series E bonds due Aug.
4%%
,0200850
.969531
.210062
■
REDEMPTION
Baltimore
.0385750
.969270
Gas
Atlanta Gas Light Co., 1st 5ys% bds.
Gas &
Electric Co.^—
2.236653
.0385750
.0200683
5Vb%
.0120423
2.235792
.0385750
Alabama
2.802325
._
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Gold
provisions.
Company and Issue—
Aug. 31
$
.0120359
.0200600
of
stock
PARTIAL
'
Aug. 29
$
list
a
common
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.
/
Money)
.209966
Malaysia, malayan dollar-
United
including
1930
.250216
yen
Union
found
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
York
New
be
and
.203454
lira
Mexico,
OF
.210050
.00310887
(Metropolitan),
Japan,
ACT
.210250
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy,
TARIFF
.969114
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
in
.0386000
.0200766
UNDER
Tuesday
2.234156
.0385750
Belgium, franc
transfers
.0120684
2.232928
Austria, schilling
TREASURY
will
preferred
INCLUSIVE
Monday
-
Below
just passed.
TO
1961,
Aug. 28
$
peso
BANK
31,
Cable
Friday
Aug. 25
Argentina,
the week
for
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
(quar.)——
.
9-
8
9-
8
8-21
.>
-
9-19
'8-25
20c
9-
8
8-25
15c
.
10-
2
9-12
1
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)_
.
$1.12%
12-
Volume
194
Number
6087
The Commercial and
•.
;
;
Per
Name of
Castle
(A.
Company1
M.)
&
(increase
Steel Products (quar.)
Cenco
Instruments
Com..
preferred
4.96%
Craftsman
9-30
9-15
Crane
20c
9-19
9-
5
4.64%
preferred
9-11
Creole
2
9-11
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
8-25
Ciompton
9-
$1.16
3.50%
"
2
9-
8
8
53c
9-11
9-30
9-15
$1.23
9-30
9-15
38C
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
9-
8
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
Crown
Crown Zellerbach
$1.15
10-
2
9-
8
Crucible
Corp.
$1.18%
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
$1.50
10-
2
9-
8
(Phila.)
(stock
55C
(quai '.)
dividend)
9-30
preference
A
$1.40
preference
B
$.150
conv.-
9-15
preferred
5%
Central
;
Trust
:
5
11-
1
10-19
11-1
10-19
37>Ac
11-1
25c
(quar.)
N.
8-31
9-15
$2
Trust
Chattanooga
Chemetron
Chemical
Co.
Gas
8-31
65c
9-15
9-
10-
4c
9-
1
Pneumatic
7%
preferred
Chrysler Corp.
G.
I.
22c
8%
De
9-
Dean Milk
1
1
10-
6
9-25
9-
Cleveland-Cliffs
9-
$4.50
preferred
$1.23
9-28
11-30
1-
Fooas.
Denison
Mines.
$2.50-$3.50
$
Detrex
Y.,
5
Detroit
Detroit
Steel
9-
Devoe
50c
9-25
9-14
10-
10-
5
2
&
Diana
9-20
8-21
1
Bank &
$1
10-
2
Co.
2
9-15
ioc
,
9-15
9-
9-11
10-15
10-
lc
10-15
10-
15 c
1
oOc
Dominion
Dairies,
8-11
32'Ac
9-18
9-30
$1
9-15
Donnelley
:
30c
9-
9
8-21
Dorsett
(resumed )^____
10c
9-15
8-23
Dover
25c
9-15
8-24
35c
9-15
9-
1
$1.12'A
9-15
9-
1
i
common
(quar.)__
/.
Ltd.
Ltd.
(R.
&
R.)
Electronics
Sons
Dover
&
(increased
9-11
Duke
(quar,
(quar.)
preferred
9-18
7%
-_
$1
10-
2
9-18
5.36%
60c
10-
1
9-14
$13.25
10-
2
9-14
9-10
8-31
:_
(quar.)
15c
Colonial
split
subject
stockholders
Finance
to
Sept.
on
preferred
8-25
Dunhill
18 %c
9-15
9-
9-30
9-12
15c
Commercial
Credit
Commonwealth
9-
8
7-31
11-
6
9-29
,
30c
9-20
1
10-16
11-
1
35c
9-
8
pfd.
9-11
8-15
40c
9-30
9-
(quar.)_
(quar;)__
Co.-(2-for-l split
Commonwealth
International
Commonwealth
Water,
5%
preferred
General
Conhohio;
Inc.,
Life
&
40c
(quar.)
/
t3c
9-12
Dupuis
Frere,
3.757o
.____
&
preferred
25C
9-15
12-13
preferred
35c
-1010-
1
10c
10-
10-
$L25
10-
9-
1
75c
1
9-15
Utilities
9-22
Friden,
8-25
Fritzi
9-16
8-25
Frost
'9-16
8-25
*'
5% %
preferred
B
Participating
Consolidation
preferred
Coal
Co.
preferred
15c
preferred
8-31
Frouge
8-10i
1
1
Fruehauf
Common
8-28
10-31
•
Garfinckel
9-
10-
1
9-5
Gas
Light
10-
1
9-5
Gas
Stainless
5
?
9-15
9-
5%
1
Geco
Gas
Co.
Co.-
(N.
Y.)
Class
A
15c
9-15
9-15
16'Ac
9-15
9-
5
Edison
9-30
9-
6
-Edwards
;_
55c
__
Cooper Bessemer Corp, (quar.)
—Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Copperweld. Steel.(quar.)
class A
9-15
5
9-11
9- 8
50c
(quar.)__
t8c
8
8-28
Corp.
El
Ltd.,
Steel
Bros.
Box
Candy
10-15
9-30
General
Cigar Co.
10- 2
9-20
General
Finance
9-15
8-30
General
Fireproofing
Foods
Paso
Electric,
22'Ac
common
tl5c
(quar.)___,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__—
8-25
$5.36
9-21
8-21
*
El
Paso
National
$5
preferred
(quar.)_
General
Portland
cement
General
Precision
Gas
Co.—
—
&
Reynolds,
Corson
!
(G &
Cosden
Petroleum
Cowles "
W
$1
H) Inc.
Chfemical
Corp.
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
____
,_
~
1
9-21
5c
9-8
8-25
25c
9-29
9-
8
Electric
'15c
9-29
9-15
Electric
;
25c
10-
Common
Elastic
(quaf.)_
Stop Nut Co;
Autolite
Bond
&
Co.
(quar.)
Share
(quar.)
.__
(quar.)
9-
8
9-
5
9-15
8-15
9-15
9-13
8-24
9-
5
8-11
9-29
9-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
9
9-
9
8-14
93 %C
11-
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-
2
9-
8
30c
(quar.)____
9-29
8-18
9-
8
30c
9-15
8-31
40c
9-15
8-31
$1.18%
com.
12-15
11-30
(quar.)_
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
40c
General
Railway Signal
1
General
Steel
8-24
General
2
9-11
9-29
9-15
10-
Telephone Co. of California—
?
9-
8-16
5%
8-16
GeiVeral
9-12
10- 1
v8-31
9-15
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-28
10-
1
8-28
10-
1
8-28
10-
1
8-28
10-
1
$1.34
10-
1
Industries
preferred
$1.25
9-8
11-15
10-25
10-25
25c
10-
of Florida—
Co.
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred B
2
31'Ac
'(quar.)—
Telephone
preferred
32'Ac
11-15
34%c
10-
1
9-15
40c
(quar.)
9-
9
8-18
QOneral Telepnorte Co. (Iowa)—
5'A%
preferred (quar,)_~____
Genferal
Telephone
4.80%
preferred
•
8-28
8-28
'
^_.
of America
6
2
9-15
32'Ac
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
8-31
t
910-
7c
(quar.)
Equipment,
$1.18
____;
Advertising
6
9-1
7-28
5
50c
(quar.)—
6
9-1
$1.35
;_
8
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
i
10-
9-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)_
9-
9-11
1
35c
(quar.)
10-
9-15
9-30
10-
$1.25
preferred
common
1
js'
9-11
9-11
2
40 c
;
(Boston)—_:—_—
5%
Corp.,
Outdoor
9-12
.$1.03
Trust
Inc.,
preferred
50c
$1.06'A
:
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
9-11
$3.75
10c
15'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_~_^
$5.40
Mills,
75c
(increased)
Investors
1
9-15
9-15
2
2
10-
25c
11-
10- 2
1010-
30c
(quar.)—_:
11-
J25c
25c
9-1
25c
—
(increased quar.)
Cotp.
General
10- 2
I
1
9-29
9c
(quar.)._____—1_
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Motors
9-15
5
1
99-
56'Ac
—
Co/' (quar. 1
General
.
.
(quar.)^
preferred
$4.72
10,
90c
"
(quar.)
$4.12
8-25
General
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50
8-21
„„
$1.75
1
8
,
9-
1
1
2c
Battery & Ceramic
General
$1.50
8-28
9
9-5
9-5
Y.^—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
1
8
10-
10c
Co.
General
1
10-
9-
10-
'10c
General
9-28
8-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)——_
Corp.
General
10-
9-30
9- 9
10c
(quar.)
.__—
9-30
t25c
Industries
Co.
(Texas)
9-15
,
common
Stores,
preferred
Investors
(quar. >_
1
40c
10-10
t25c
10-15
$1.12 Vi
9-15
9-22
'
...
(quar.)
ordinary (quar.)
Co.
American
9-15
9-30
J40c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
of
the
Northwest—
(quar.)
General Telephone &
Electronics Corp.—
19c
4.25%
'4.36%
1
4.40%
4.75%
32'Ac
9-30
25c
10-16
10-
2
5.28%
60c
9-21
9-
6
General
30c
9-29
9- 8
8-25
$2
1—
-
—__——
preferred
(quar.)__,
preferred
(quar.)_.
Waterworks
—__
:—
.'10- 1
54'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.!____——
preferred (quat.)__
9-30
53'Ac
Common
<
Corroon
Ltd.
10-
—
8-30
9-15
9-30
$1.25
50c
9-
9-
Mines,
$4.50
9-26
25c
:
;
f30c
A
1
9-14
t$1.25
(quar.)
t$1.50
(quar.)
Edgewater
9-
25c
___-—
.
,
9-
40 c
Copeland
Corporate Investors, Ltd.
9-11
40c
40c
;
(quar.)__
9.
4'A%
(quar.)
(quar.).:_-____
Corp.
preference
Ecuadorium
1%
Insurance
Oil
9-15
1st
31'Ac
dividend
Steel
1
5%
Eddy Paper,
(quar.)__—__
preferred
(quar.)__
6'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Continental
10-
Corp.—
preferred
Continental
1
8-22
9-20
8-31
9-
43c
(quar.)
General
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)_
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
8
9-
Co.
15c
common
10- 1
45c
(quar.)i-
(initial)
Power
preferred
1$1
(accum.)
Co.,
5-31
9-30
(quar.)_
Bancshares
(accum.)
B
Kodak
2-28
9-15
5'Ac
(quar.)—_
common
common
American Transportation
2
9-
(Ga.),
Co.,
preferred
Gatineau
5%
Co.
General
10-
9-15
93%c
;
;_____
preferred A
preferred
11-30-
37'Ac
_—
8-18
Eastern States Corp—
$6
V 12-21
3 -21-62
6 -21-62
10c
(quar.)_
9- 8
Eastman
i
8-31
28'Ac
& Co., common
4'A %preferred
30c
8
\
9-
9-21
8-3Q
17'Ac
Garlock, Inc
[
8
11-
9-29
^monthly)_____
American Oil
9-
9-28
11-15
15c
Income)—
General
9-
9-15
from
General
(quar.)
1
Inc.—
8-25
8
10%
Steel
9-
5" *
$-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—______—
8-25
2
45c
Co.
Investors,
(Julius)
Service
dividend—
Eastern
1
30c
9-
—
9-15
14c
*
9-15
N.
9-15
10-
1
Co.—
9-29
of
8-15
—
30c
31'Ac
Co.
9-
9-15
15c
Corp., class A
9-5
10c
;
9-15
25c
—_
(qUar.)____
A.)
(Quarterly
Futterman
1
—
(quar.)
Insurance
5
4
12'Ac
3IV4C
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_______f.
(quar.)_-_
Commercial
$1.13
__
(Chicago)
(Geo.
9-
12'Ac
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Fundamental
9-20
£
;
l
Trailer
10- 1,'"
(quar.):
(quar.)
8-18
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10*
Corp.
10-
Fuel Association—
preferred
8-18
8-18
9-15
15c
9
Bakeries, Ltd.—■
4% %
9-15
8-18
(quar.):.
(quar.)—
29Vic
Company (quar.)
Common
,
5
9-30
9-15
9-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-5
Eastern Life
1
9-15
i,
& Co., class A
A
9-5
$7
6%.
Continental
9-
A
521/2C
.___.
6
9-30
(Charles E.)
Class
50c
10-
$1.04
$1.12'A
common
preferred
Continental
Stock
9-14
/
(quar.)______
Assurance
Can,
60c
10-16
35c
(quar.)
Continental
•
9-11
9-
9-15
4%
"
(quar.)
$3.75
10-6
1
8-25
9-15
3'Ac
Mfg.
A
9-5
Stock
(quar.)
-
preferred
Continental
1
10-
1
9-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)___
General
.
(quar.)
Co.—
$4.16
$4.52
1
11-
30c
:_
9-
10c
Realty
Class
1
&
9-21
$1
A
(quar.)
(L.)
California
Class
1
Company
1
9-18
20c
8-18
10-
Eastern Gas
9-
1
3'Ac
8-31
10-
Natural
9
$1.12'A
;
(quar.)
8
10- 1
Eastern
1
910-
(quar.)
9
10-10
*
Powe?."
$4.50
•
11-
10-
$1.3114"
Corp.-(quar.)__-____
Consolidated Royalties; Inc.—
Consumers
$1.25
(quar.)__
Foods
Inc.
of
467/bc
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Co.
9-
'
Consolidated
series
9-
52 Vic
Tennessee
8
30c
(quar.)
Canada. Ltd.
9-
517/8C
East
8-30
9-
20c
(quar.)
series
Friedman
SlV^c
Potash
9-20
$1.25
Steel &
Mfg.
8-25
10-10
preferred
&
8c
(quar.)
2nd. preferred
25c
1
Eastern
4
of
Preferred
9-11
4.20%
Sulphur
1
5
8-11
9-28
4.15%
Duval
9-
9-
9-15
Frantz
11-15
2
$$1.25
8
tl3c
10-
8-25
9-15
9-29
9-15
8-
9-29
10-25
1
9-15
13 %c
Machinery Co.
Corp.
(quar.)_
Franklin Custodian Funds:
9-11
10-25
10-
9-15
9-19
Worth
12V2C
1
9-15
9- 5
Motor
87'/2C
11>
28c
Fort
$1.12Va
1
9-30
25c
Foster-Wheeler
,
1
75c
Ford
9-14
9-
22c
8-25
&
10-
2
Ford Motor Co.
9-25
9-
5
10-
Florida Power Corp.
(quar.)
Florida Power & Light, common (increased).
1
Fuller
9-15
8-
$nd preferred B
25c
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan (quar.)
9-20
*
convertible
$$.25
8-25
$1.50
9-15
1
5 %preferred
(quar.)__-__r_^__-^_^—.—
.Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.), com. (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
i
9-15
\
2
30c
8-16
10- 2
8-18
12-
2
30c
(quar.)-
common
4.10%
-
$4 50
—
9-15
(quar.)—
Eagle-Picher Co.
(quar.)
9-13
9-26
2%
5
9-
(N. Y.)—
(increased)
Flintkote Company, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
9-12
(quar.)
Duriron
8
8-18
9-15
9-
9-
8-18
13%c
9-2G
9-15
9-15
9-15
15c
(quar.)
10- 2
Co.—
(quar.)
A
10- 2
$1.25
1
9-11
55c
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
9-
2
9-15
$1.43
.
preferred
class
Fleming Company, common
5% preferred (quar.)
•
8-15
$1.25
Fleetwood
—
_1
9-
9-15
Corp.
(quar.)
common
9-21
10-2
9-15
35c
(quar.)
Fitchburg Paper,
40c
(quar.)
(increased)-.
A
Inc.,
preferred
$1.75
8-31
(Toronto)—
Co.
4%
$5
8-25
9-
8-22
15c
9-21
2
1
9-15
9-15
50c
Bank
9-30
10-14
9-
2
~40c
j
National
9-15
10-2
9-30
9-15
10-
of America—
9-30
10-
10-16
20c
(quar.)_
(monthly).
Fisher Foods,
10-16
50c
Inc.
class
A
Westchester
10-10
_!__
Ltd.,
1
8-24
1
27c
Quarterly
>$1.34
9-22
10^
$1.37'A'
(quar.)_
Insurance
Power
Corp.,
9-20
-Class
First
40c
(quar.)
1
111
(quar.)__
Cigar
8-21
(quar.)
9-15
6)__
(quar.)—___
Consolidated
1
9-15
$3
Duquesne Light ]Co., ^common' (quar.)__'__
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
!
.
$508
Assurance
Light
9-
9-
10-
8-31
37'Ac
(quar.)
9-29
tl5c
9-15
seven
Construction
9-15
Corp.
,13c
(quar.)"_______
preferred
Oregon
&
Republic
(quar.)
Nemours
preferred
$4.50
of
60c
First
40c
(quar.l
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Dura Corp.
(quar.)——
Duro-Test, 5% preferred (quar.)
1
sub¬
Leverage Fund
Community Public service,- common
5.72% < preferred A (quar.)__
Connecticut
de
(N. Y.)
200%
(quar.)_
1
8-18
11-15
First
9-
1
9-11
27c
Chicago (quar.)
(Jersey City) (quar.)
8
,
9-
9-
35c
of
1
1
9-15
9-15
75c
each
9-
35c
(interim)
Chemical,
8-25
60c
9-15
I.)
Dubois
10-16
;
(quar.)
Co.
Connecticut
1
10-2
11-
$1.12 'A
System, Inc.
Edison
Life
9-
8c
8c
ject to approval of stockholders Sept.
Confederation
$3.50
ap¬
(monthly).
(E.
Common
for
9-
9-15
8-21
(quar.)
9-29
11-
9-15
5c
47'AC
9-15
10-2
8-23
9-15
(quar.)
convertitble preferred
National Stores
(quar.)
t8c
8
1
Currency)
39c
5% preferred (quar.)
International, Inc. (stock dividend)
duPont
1
9-15
of
}25c
'
Columbia Broadcasting
Carbon Co.
Realty
Comptroller
5c
(quar.)
B
share
30c
Dunham-Bush,
8-25
87'Ac
(quar.)____
Columbian
National
t20c
9-
10-
(quar.)
25c
(stock div.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Duncan Electric class A____
Class B '
i
9-12
•
common
A
preferred
9-10
(?(monthly)
4(4%
First
(quar.)
common
preferred
10c
12_;
(quar.)_
Colorado Central Power,
Common
,
Co.,
53'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_-___.
stock
of
Power
2
6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive. Co., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
Colonial Corp. of America, common (quar.)_
proval
6
10-
Coleman Engineering,
Two-for-one
9-
____
r.
Corp.
1
$1.75
___
Cole National Corp., class A
Coleman Company, Inc., common
4'A%
1
quar.)
9-15
Co.
Bank
12-
9-30
(s-a)
Rockaway RR
9-25
International
National
12-15
Corp.
9-30
Coca-Cola
Bank
20c
30c
10-
(one
Bank
10-14
$37'Ac
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Laboratories
50c
$1.12'A
dividend
National
10-13
9-16*
Marshall Field)
(see
(Boston)
National
t25c
6%
Chemical
Bank
First
t44c
2
held, subject to stockholders approval on
Oct.
24, and also the approval of the
8
t55c
1
10-
20c
First
(quar.)
1
9-
25c
(N. Y.)
25c
pfd.
9-
2
80c
-
(quar.)
Corp.
1
10-24
2
10-
31c
America, class A
National
10-
50c
70c
_'
(quar.)
Dover
Dow
of
Stock
9-
.
1
9-16
$1
(quar.)_.
9-29
9-
9-
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)____
Corp.
iquar.)
Industries, Ltd.,
Draper
B
Bank
9-
"
2
$3
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass,, Ltd.
preference
Co.
Class
First
9-18
.
10-
(Syracuse,
2J/2C
;
25c
„
45c
$1.56
Co.
«i
30c
75c
Dominion Stores, Ltd., new common (initial)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
*
1"
Manufacturing,
Dominion
7
Finance
8-28
7
9-30
40c
10-16
(quar.)
9-15
40c
>
62'Ac
& Co.
10- 2
s-a)
8-22
50c
(Del.)
15c
(Increased
1
9-15 >
2'A%
25c
(quar.)
1
9-
;—___
Trust
15c
pfd.
9-
9-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
.__
2
8-30
10-
Corp.
9-1
9-15
9-29
(quar.)
&
(Marshall)
8-25
2
5
8-23
9-15
dividend
Filtrol
9-6
9-12
9-
5
(quar.)
pfd.
quar.)
Works
Bank
Field
se¬
;
2
8
9-25
10-
Screw
Stock
2
1
9-19
20c
(quar.)
Ferro
10-
9-
9-15
9-
.
(quar.)
9-15
3
25c
Stores, Inc. (stock div.)
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)J-—
(Joseph); Crucible (quar.)__—
Dodge
(initial
9-15
6
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
Corset
9-
5%.
$1.37'A
preferred (quar.)
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
Peabody & Co., Inc., com. (interim)
preferred (quar. )___■_.
Coca-Cola
10-
10-
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)_
Co.
Dominion
9-
9-15
2
$1
Co.
(quar.)___
Realty (quar.)_
&
Extra
Illuminating—
preferred
Federation
9-30
8-18
8-31
35c
conv.
,
First
Corp.
Stores
Dixon
8-11
10c
T
'
$4.50
2nd
Federal
5
10^
1
9
9-
81'Ac
(quar.)
J50c
Cluett
4%
1
Western RR
Clifton
7%
9-
10-
VAc
Dillon (J. S.)'& Sons
9-15
10-
8-31
9-
5
10c
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Monthly
9-15
Trust
Alkali
Diebold.
9-11
$1.18%
9-15
9-
20c
(quar.).
Federal Pacific Electric, common
5'A% 2nd preferred (quar.)
10-16
(quar.)
Raynolds,
Diamond
8-28
9-13
9-15
2
8-25
9-11
22'Ac
;
«
A
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
New York)
(quar.)
9- 5
2
12V2C
Mortgage
8-18
$1.40
9-20
10-
t75c
9-15
25c
conv.
50c
Industries
9-. 1
_
1
10-
87V2C
38c
(quar.)
class
Brewing Corp.—
933/4C
3'/2c from realized
non-cum.
9-
class A
8-28
20c
and
Chemical
9-
_
9-
9-11
9-15
9-15
87'Ac
preferred '(quar.)
^•___^
Famous Players (Canada)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Tramway—
9-15
70c
12-12
9-15
10c
(quar.)_
Inc.
9-27
*.
6%
—
Ltd
25c
25c
Falstaff
9-7
20c
(quar.)
Rio Grande
30c
(quar.)
9-7
12-28
Y.)
Co.—
preferred
fl
30c
(111.)
10-20
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
preferred
§
20c
9-22
45c
Whitney, $1.50
First
income
$1.25
9
4%
„
10-
50c
&
common
10-
50c
_1
(quar.)
Dravo Corp., 4% preferred
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A. Inc.
'
New
Fund—
Denver &
11-10
60c
(quar.)
Co.,
5
25c
,.
10-22
(quar.)
common
Bearing
50c
•
Distillers
(quar.)_
Cleveland Electric
Fainir
5%
(initial)
Company
Deltown
6
Denver
(quar.)__.
Iron
9-
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
(N.
preferred
(Max)
Fairbanks
25c
Turbine
:
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co.
Co.
9-15
9-15
4
'
Corp.,
Fairmont Foods
•
common/(qiiar.)
Corp.
;
2
Controller
5
40c
curity profits)
9-15
____________
Clark Equipment
Clark
5
9-
Industries)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Steam
ment
5
9-21
$1.25
B
Corp.
9-15
9-
(Quarterly payment of 9c from net Invest¬
9-20
9-29
Co.- (quar.)_■___:
Products
Factor
Insurance
Farrell-Birmingham
Estate
Laval
Delaware
9-30
9-
$2
Citizens Utilities, class B (quar.)____
City Investing Co., com. (stock dividend)__
1 5¥t%: preferred
(quar.)-_
:«•
City
FMC
8-24
9-29
(quar.)
Detroit
common
N.
Excelsior
9-15
.
9
9-20
-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Michigan RR., common (S-a)
preferred
(quai:.)_____
DeMun
9-20
$1.75
Co.1 of
9-
9-20
Frere.
9-15
25c
___
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.).
Cincinnati Transit Co. (quar.)___
Casualty
&
8-25
1
1
.__
4% %
Class!
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
3%%
David
5
4%
Citizens
9-29
'
40c
(quar.)
Dana Corporation
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Cities Service
9-11
4
10-
60c
(quar.)
Electric,
" 9-15
9-11
10-
9-15
&
3%%
Dayton &
10-
—:__
Corp.
2
30c
6
8-25
11-
(quar.)
Financial
T.
Co.,
2
9-29
District
8-15
45c
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. stock (quar.)_^
Erie Resistor Corp., 90c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Erlanger -Mills,
common
(quar.)
$1.75
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc.
(Resumed)
:
9-15
10-15
$1
(quar.)
_s.
Securities
Emporium Cap well Co.
Erie
10-
40c
Corp.
Mills,
preferred
2
10c
(quar.)
bo
Copper
Christiana
9-11
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
Empire
9-15
$12 'Ac
8-16
(after
com.
Co.
9-11
'Ac
Gas
(quar.)
Mfg.
9-29
6'Ac
Consolidated
2
2
$1.31'A
___
Curtis
Ltd.
7-17
15c
:
9-15
35c
(quar.)
;
Elwfcll-Parker Electric Co.
Emco,
8-25
10%
(initial)
9-15
10-
45c
(initial)
com.
5
8-22
9-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Tool
10_
20c
Corp., comrii'on (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Cigar
River
5%
Deere &
Chicago Rwei & Machine (quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust (quar.)
Cnile
Dan
9
87'Ac
Corp.
10-14
50c
America; 'Coin. "(qiiar.)
(quar.)__
Helene
non-cum.
8-14
10-
15c
(quar.)
(see
9-15
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
pfd. series A
non-cum.
(quar.)
__1
non-cum.
'
Utilities
1
of Rec.
9-15
Inc.—
Co.,
(initial)
TIdlders
Payable
50c
(increased-quar.)
Instrument
Elizabethtown
;
Ltd.—
& Son (increased
(Helene) Industries—
9-10
25c
Co.
,
5%
10-
7'Ac
Trust
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)_
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
6% non-cum. pfd. series A (quar.)
Chicago
9-
t50c
_
preferred
11-
$25c
9-
1
9-13
25c
(quar.)
>4'A% preferred (quar.)__
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3V2%
10-
45c
;_
Chemical Enterprises (resumed)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
Chesapeake
10-14
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
B
Emliart
$2 pfd.
9-
9-23
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
York
5
1
25c
(S.)
DWG
(quar.)
common
9-
11-
15c
(quar.)
—
9-14
15c
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
(quar.)
Cyprus Mines Corp.
(quar.)
2
9-15
10c
(Toronto)
New
25c
1
11-30
2%
Co
Corp.,
Bank
Class
(quar.)—
new
preferred
*2
•'* "
:
; From net investment income.;
Champion Paper & Fibre, 4'A% pfd.
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Chartered
Common
9-25
split)
Curtiss-Wright
8-31
'$1.25
Y.)—
i
(A. B.) Company
8-25
of
Co.
Forster,
Class A
10-19
9-14
9-15
Century Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Century Shares Trust—
Chance
7%
Curtis
10c
___
(Rochester,
dividend
8
Corp.—
(Canada),
Corp.
preferred
&
Curtis
Century Acceptance Corp.-^Stock
Electronic
9-
10-15
35c
.
Corp.; common
Quarterly
9-
35c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
two-for-one
8
35c
(quar.)
Transformer
Electrolux
9-20
(quar,)
Year-end
Central Steel & Wire Co
Central
9-20
1
:
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.,
(quar.)___:
preferred
9-
A
514%
Crum
—
(One share of City National Bank & Trust
(Chicago) for each 500 shares held).
$1.40
1
__
Battery
Refractories & Abrasives
10-
$25c
Zellerbach'
Class
1
10-
._
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,
Trust Co. tqufu.)
10-
.___.
National Bank
Securities
International
$1.15
$1.31'A
Central
Electro
_____
(quar.)__:
87'AC
(quar.).
mmm
Penn
9-
Crown
'■
Central
A
9-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
Cora
Class
Electro Networxs
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
KnoMes
&
B
Crown
Co.—
(quar.).__-_
preferred
Class
8-18
$1
•
(quar.)
preferred
4.6%
10-
2
8-31
12'/2c
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
10-
9-15
Storage
12'Ac
2
(quar.)_
Power
93%c
.
9-15
$1.12'A
Electric
When
Share
of Company
9-22
(quar.)__—__'
A
(quar.)—___
Petroleum Corp
10-
~
Maine
class
B
47
Per
Name
9-29
15c
10-
38c
:
Common
Finance,
Class
Holders
Payable of Rec,
10c
(quar.)
$1.24
mtJ
.)
Central
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)____J
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
Vt %
2
(Bostoh)
preferred
Corp.
When
Share
Insurance
Co., 3%%
Credit
10-
Company
Life
Crawford
$1.12'A
Illinois
Central
6%
Per
Name of
8-31
30c
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4
9-10
Hudson Gas & Electric-
Central
(995)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
Ceco
1
When
,
Share
Co.
Chronicle
Financial
10-
1
8-22.
55c
10-
1
8-22
59 %c
10-
1
8-22
66c
10-
1
8-22
8-22
8-22
Com.—
voting preferred
(quar.)
50c
9-15
9-
1
48
(996)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Genesee
Brewing
Class
B
Co.,
class
Inc.
preferred
2
9-20
Horner
2
9-20
Hoskins
10-
1
9-15
Houston
25c
Gertsch
(Wm.)
Corp.
(Two-for-one
Gilmore
Shale
Glenmore
Class
Class
9-15
Hugoton
Hupp Corp., 5%
9-
6
„.
11-15
9-29
Ltd.
20c
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
A
8-23
Co.
9-12
Ideal
10-10
9-26
Illinois
9-
1011-
1
25 c
9-
9
$1.50
10-
2
(quar.)
2
8
-9-
9-15
9-30
9-
9-12
8-30
22 %c
9-15
8-15
8
12 %c
9-15
9-
4
11-15
11-
5
12 %c
5-15-62
5-
4
$12%c
9-15
9-
U2%c
9-15
9-
1
30c
9-15
9-
25c
9-29
9-
1
30c
9-15
9-
1
Gould-National
Grace
(W.
6%
Batteries
R.)
&
Co.,
preferred
6%
class
A
8%
class
class
A
8%
class
B
Grafton
&
Class
preferred
A
Indiana
92
9-11
8-21
12-11
11-20
92
13-11
125c
9-15
8-25
12-15
Corp., 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)
City Steel (quar.)
Grant (W. T.) Company, common
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Lakes
Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd.—
Common
$1.20
Great
Northern
Great
Southern
9-
93 %c
10-
1
9-
6
40c
9-
9
(quar.)
Western
Giant
Green
Mountain
Co.
Grumman
'
Life
Mobile
$5
$5
$5
9-15
v
20C
-•
f^9P15
8-30
10-
preferred
International Nickel,
International
1
*22 %c
(quar.)
$4
International
9-30
9-
8-31
International
9-
8
8-25
Interstate
4%
9-15
8-31
i2y2c
Co.,
9-29
11-
9-
8
Salt
Illinois)
Interstate
Life
8-18
Interstate
Motor
9-11
8-18
Interstate
11-24
6%"
3-
9-11
12-
8-
8
Hanna
(M.
Class
Hanna
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-15
$1.29
10-
5y2%
Freight
preferred
(From
1
net
investment
Investors
9-15
8-21
Investors
Growth
Fund
9-15
8-21
Investors
Royalty
8-21
Extra
8-21
Investors
$1.27
$50c
__
9-15
10-
2
9-
6%
60c
(quar.)
9-25
9-
25c,y;
$1
(quar.)__^._
•30c
8
preferred
9-15
,
(quar.)
8-22
Syndicate
9-
8
4.30%
9-
8
4.80%
25c
50c
9-11
8-25
9-12
8-25
9-12
-
9-12
8-25
9-
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
12y2c
(quar.)
of
Portion
preferred
A
Powder
convertible
Pak,
Co.,
Splendor
(quar.)—
.
Inc.
2
'9-15
9-
8
8-25
9-30
9-
9-15
9-
7
25c
91 y4c
com.
20c
-
(quar.)_.
Inc.,
Home Fire
(R.
&
~~
Hooker
Hoover
.Class
4 %%
Company,
B
class
A.
(quar.h
preferred
I
(quar.)__
$4^5 pfd.
Acceptance,
11-
&
Corp.
Kokenge
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
9-20
9-11
8-21
D.) (quar.)
:
Leece-Neville Co.
(quar.)
8-18
Leesona
9-11
8-18
Lehigh
9-20
9-
10-16
9-25
9-
9-8
8-18
1
5% %
9-12
9-
5
9-28
10-16
9-
8-23
KVP
8-25
2
9-15
Sutherland
(annual)
115c
9- 6
8-31
6c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
$4.30 Orig stock
145c
9-29
8-31
Litton Industries
145c
9-29
8-31
Loblaw
$4.30
4%
9-15
9-
9-29
9-19
4.20%
9-28
9-12
4.35%
f
9-15
9-
1
4'/2%
5c
9-22
9-
8
Kansas
11c
9-30
8-31
45c
10-16
9-25'
4%
.
10-11
Lock Joint Pipe
10-11
Lockheed
45c
10- 2
9-15
10- 2
9-15
Lone
10- 2
9-15
40c
10- 2
9-5
9-15
5
Kansas
Lodding
City
9-
9-29
4.60%
9-15
1.
4.32%
Kansas
9-15
9-
7%
8
8-22
Louisiana
9-15
8-31
Louisville
$1.25,
>
9-15
8-31
Extra
9-8
j._
Lowell
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-
4%%
8-21
5%
15c
9-12
9-
5
8-18
9-20
k
(N.
Y.)
(quar.j__—7
(quar.)iy>
Gas
Co.
(quar.)—
10-18
9-15
9-15
Lunkenheimer
8-25
Lykes
'
tl5c
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
Macassa
15c
9-11
9-
1
MacMillan,
62y2c
9- 8
10- 1
Company
Co.
-
$1.25
8-11
Ryr,
Mines.
preferred
Powell
&
(quar.)
9-5
9-1
9-
1
9-15
9-
5
Macy
9- 9
8-21
(R.
H.)
$1
1
8-31
11-14
.
Madison
,
&
.
Co.
8
1
1
8-25
9-1.5 ;
'i $5c-.••-» 9-15
-
L--—
-
.
12-1
11-14
Magnin
12-1
11-14
Maher
11-14
Maine
Gas
&
investment
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public Services
.
*
$1.12'/2
$1
:
42c
1
11-14
9-15
8-31
10-16
9-29
12-
1
9-29
:
New
common
4.75%
9- 8
Stock
$1.12y2
10- 2
9-8
Mallory
$1.07
10- 2
9-8
5%
.
.
$1.08
37c
-
$1.06y4
$1.12'/2
...»
$1.25
25c
,
>
2%>
-•
10-
2
10-
•
2
10-2
9-8
Inc.,
25c
R.)
&
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)___
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
9-8
Manpower,
Inc.
Maple Leaf Mills,, Ltd.
10- 2
9-8
Maplewood Bank & Trust Co.
10-
9-8
Maritime Telegraph
9-15
8-31
12-20
12- T
7c
10- -1
7c
11-
1
9-
9
10-10
Common
*7%
-Market Baawet,
$1
preferred
B
1
10- 6
1-20-62
,
(N. J.)
& Telephone,
,
common
(quar.)—.
..
,9-
2
,,g
8-25 i
5
!
.-.
.
,75c
v
->
(quar.,)___.".
«
8-2L
8-18.'
.
9-15
9-
2
'
■■•*
il7y2c..
—i
t
9-24
»?i.■
•••-$22Vac- .* 10-16."
.
,
'
12t20
9-15
,.9-1.1
,
9-20
8-10
35c
,
(quar.)
9-15
..
10-13
7.$iU%c7(. 10r
Ltd.—
9-15
"
11- J
-30c
^
__1
r_—__,
(quar.)
9-30
,:9-lI
35c
(quar.)-_7---r
(quar.)--i.
preferred
V
1'
10c\
9-8
2
2V2c,(.
.5%
(quar.)
2
10-
;
8r25^
^.
10-
preference A .(quar.) ——__62VaC
9-8
.
...
.7.10-
,
(quar.)____•
common
,
24c
..
7
Co.,
8-18
8-25
10-20.
«
-
59%c.
,
common
dlvfdend__
(P.
t
9-15
,
6
-
12%c, ■9-25
^
quar.)—
L—
(quar.il——"
State
fJ
__—1—7'$30c'9-11,. 1 8-10.;:
'. V7 7•'V,7
(initial
preferred
Majestic-Penn
9-
9-11
-
25c
.
(initial quar.K>
9-129-12
1
10^2
*
15c
,
8-15
'
9-27
10-
s'-
income*—2
(quar.)
new com.
Co.
Ltd.
50c
'
net
(Joseph)
Shoes.
7
8-11
9- 5
45c
.
(quar.)
.9-15
65%c
-
8-15
f
35c f
7 7;
(quar.)JJ£—_i—
Inc'.—
from
Magnavox. Company,
12- 1
$1.15
(quar.)
(monthly)
9-20
12-
Quarterly
$1.05
—
(quar.)
Ltd.1—:• 7
Mack
$1.083/4
,
•
Macwhyte Company (quar.)
.-—7-Trucks, inq., common (quar.)^
5%% preferred (quar.)——_l
95c
!
(quar.)__
s.
8-31
10-1
■
9-8
58c
v
(quar.),
&
99-
-
9- 8
,20c
—.7,"
River,
9-1.5
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Monthly
Ltd.. (increased)
Bloedel
35c
(quar.)
common
l
,
9-
Quarterly
50c
-
8-
8-31;-'
•
■2 9 -18 ;
10-22
r( 9.-18
9-11*7
9- 1;
15c
,
9r,8-31,-„
.
9-15.
35c
60c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Steamship (reduced)
Foundry (quar.
,1
1
tl2y2c
:
.g.
10V22
-
Bros.
'
9-8 «;:•
9- 8
,
9-15
'*
...
,
-1
6 "
9—15
,
9-15,'. f
•i.^.9,-12
2-Jj^ ,7 ,90c
;l»_-
9-
8-25
*45c.. **
10-14
9-11
10- 2
*
8-21 >
8-25
zxuLa:?-)^'':\"3Qc-,,79-15%,
—,S7'>-5C: '**. 9-15.:
Lynchburg
&. Electric, common , (quar.)
preferred (quar.)^_-_w
;
preferred (quar.)
Power
(quar.)_yi_2-:,i,.,
t
RR._—. 75c
11- 1
25c
*
(quar.)
25c
Paper
Southern
& Exploration
*$L75
8 '
8-18"
55c v 10-4
4
--i-- 7;•
9-
•-
$1*21;
9-16
>._30ci ^107.-1.
v:
common
9-15 -
'
-
9-11-
-
'•
6
Jt;-.
9-22
*!
—4
2-16
'10-
_
,...9-15
25c
(quar. y22'222242-.
'10-14
(quar.).
Kavanau
9-12
(quar.)7—'
*15c
(quar.)—;
8-18
9-29
(initial)77—7777———77 7.75c
i
8-17
11-17'*'
v';'9-lT
_
8
2-16
t9-30
30e-
•
933/4c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
9-
11-17
1.10 "3-10-62 '•*-
Co.
Co.
»-•-*■<-
-
12-*9
(quar.)_—25c
,
1
8-18
9,'*»
dividend-7"\2 yffo.y^XO'^O
1
fx
7 f40cfvl0-14
Nashville
&
9-
-
9-29
12-
^
Corp.
(quar.)
55c
Typograph Co., common.^...
77.7 „20c
$6 preference
(quar.)__„;—V-7,.$1.5.0
Luminator-Harrison. Inc. (quar.ju-_—•,'20c.
5
Storage, Ltd.—
Katz Drug Co.- (quar.)_
Stock dividend.
;
$1.12%
—___
tl33/4c
A
preferred
8-18
9-10
9-27
Land
-
50c 3-10-62
41.10 •" * 9- 9
s
Ludlow
55c
"
;______
4'/4%
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Title
12-15 1
9-15
*
•121/2c
(quar.)
__i_i._j.-_-_—..
Company,
..
9-15
% 9-14
9-10,,
:
Ludlow
15c
(quar.)
-
8-18
$1.25
common
9-11
40c
$i.06y4
Trust
(P.)
preferred
Louisville
__
Light, common
preferred (quar.)-___:
50c
(quar.)^..
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Lorillard
r
10-. 2
-
^zocw
„-
«
—
A
Corp.
8
8-18
»12-30
50c
—
Corp.——-—''21—f(
Cement
Island
Long
8-31
15c
Gas
4.28%
9-29.
Star
4.84%
9-15
Co.
Engineering
$1.50
(quar.
preferred- (quar.)„preferred (quar.)!-—;;
4y2%
5cv
—'222Ll22Z——
Aircraft
9-
,
9-9.;.
-■
Lone Star Gas
9-30
:.v.:;
;
,
—
stock2,__
11-1
11-1,
3%
10- 2
.
60c
Carolina)^-,.-
Special stock
(stock
1
•
$1.37 V2:
Groceterias, Ltd.—
"'v 7.
$1.60 1st preference B ' (quar.)'_ii.__
23c
5%
preferred
preferred
8-31
10-
pfd.
stock
Orig.
1
8-25
—:_t,
,
10c ,10-31,,: ; 9-15,.
9- 8.
B -(.quar.) .'$1.43%-10- 2.7
—
(quar.)
$4.30 Orig stock
Special
RR.
/
9-11-,,
——
Little Miami
99-
9-15
9-25
t
,.
_•!„__^ 5c
—
*
8-30
11-10
15c
,
8-18
9-11
" .* •
j
>;;■■:
—11ZLZ.2-2112L2LJI.. \ $l;75r:r; 10- 2
*
25d;
,9--.8
8-25
'
»
—
(quar.)
Plantation
9- 5
(quar:)—25c>
(South
9-15
Light, common
'preferred y(quar.)-__,_-_-_preferred - (quan)^_
75c
5
preferred
\
.12^1
25c
7
(quar.)
9-15
3.80%
25c
;
9- 5
■
yr
(quar.)—
B
8-18
t3c\
J.)
5%%
Co.,
9-9
9-5
<,„>j12%C.
_—i___
Quarterly
Lihue
6
'TO-"1
>.
7 10c
—
(quar.)—
(N.
:—
Madison Fund,
t
Inc.
10-16
Kansas City Power &
9-15
:
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
1
9-
■
20c
(quar.)i._—
(quarj
Water
preferred
Quarterly
9-15
2
9-20
20c
35c
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Liberty Life Insurance
9-11
9-20
10-
,
Cement
Trust
10-13
10-31
Mines, Ltd. (s-a).
&
9-11:
10-16
;
(quar.)_____:
Refineries.
Levine's, Inc.
1
8-23
9-25
10-
Corp.
8-18
115c y
'
(quar.)—
Portland
Leonard
5
9-15
(quar.)
(H.
Leitch Gold
8-10
9-15
10- 2
Co
1
5c
ZZZZ
~I
Lee
10-16
Lamson Machine Co. (quar.)^__^
Loughlin Steel, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Julian
Leath
8-4
9- 8
5
2
2%,
—
9-15
Co.
910-
(Richmond,
Corp.
(quar.)
1
&
9-11
10-15
8c
Insurance
10c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Johns-Manville
5
class A
Ltd.,
9-15
10c
59%c
(quar.):—
A
(initial)
Title
Virginia)
Y.)^-
(N.
1
(Ontario)
(quar.)
dividend)—7
(stock
Inc.
Lavin-Farfums
8-10
preferred
175c
&
5%
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Laurentide
1
9-30
$o.
common
(quar.)
Jones &
(Calif.)—
(quar.)—
Chemical Corp.,
&
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
40c
Honolulu Oil Corp.
Plus,
60c
pref.
6%
8-31
115c
"III
Corp
Ltd.,
Terminals
2nd
Jones
9-
LtdT-^
___
Mining Co.
9-29
5%
99-
Investment
&
Lilly (Eli)
Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class
(quar.)
9-
*45c
_
Mines,
Marine Insurance
Loan
$20c
convertible
Lanolin
9-12
10-
;
9-15
Quarterly
533/4c
(quar.)___:
3%%
preferred
9-15
25c
i
__II
(quar.)
Gold
Lambton
9-11
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)
10- 2
*6Qc
preferred
16 %c
A
Quarterly
Homestake
1
9-15
6%
9-
A
135c
9
•
8-15
9-13
9-15
'
9-15
12-15
9-
37%c
35c
(quar.)__
12-13
1
—
Supply,
A
Co.,
Club,
Johnston
H.)
9-29
10-
.
9-
12-29
27y2c
-
9-15
12-29
9-29
-
9-15
32%c
(quar.)
120c'
9-15
'
9-30
t20c
pfd.
(N.
class
9-15
9-30
120c
15c
--
5V2%
pref. R (quar.)_
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
ey4c
(quar.)
M.)
9-15
10-
Tea
6%%
Bank
9-15
27c
31V4c
(quar.)
10- 2
9-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Electric
9-15
75c
-
commons-
_____
.'Hollingshead
15c
9-15
1
Water
preferred
Jockey
A
(Alfred),
Lexington
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
50c
Electric Light i(quar.)—
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
5%
10- 2
1
1
(quar.)
9- 5
9-
(quar.)
common
B
Airlines,
Leonia Bank
;
_
25c
I
(quar.)
(quar.)__—_—
Consolidated
Jamaica
Jefferson
26V4c
9-
B
6c
:
(quar.)
preferred
5c
(quar.)
Mining,
1st
9-20
10-21
A
10-16
$1
dividend)_;___
7y2c
(quar.)
35c
common
A
Supermarkets, class
Hollinger
-
10-
20c
Hilo
;
50c
(stock
Jaeger Machine Co
5%
10c
9-
9-11
B
9-21
t40c
26y4c
(quar.)
com.
8-15
9-12
11- 1
Class
60c■'■"i:10-18
s-a)
Power,
Jamestown Telephone Co.
1
25c
(quar.)
class
6%
preferred
Hill Corporation
Hill's
9-
•
I
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
Heublein,- Ine. - (quar.)j
.'~uLl_____•_I
u
Hewitt-Robins, InCi *(quar.)^„Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett_ (quar„
«
8-18
9-15
30c
1
____
Brewing Co.
Co.,
National
Lawyers
__
&
6
20c
—
preferred
4.75%
(quar.)_,
Light
10-
Class
:
-
10-20
40c
6
Class
233/4c
54l/2c
Island)—
6
6
133/4c
-
(quar.)
"
JCS Electric
8
7%c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
(Rhode
9,9-
1
11-15
50c
:_;
Canada,
9-
9-21
9
9-
13c
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Irvington Steel & Iron Works (stock div.)
Jewel
III
Co.
J.)
Henderson's
Hidden
7
9-15
10-15
10-
Savings Bank (Chicago)—
Hercules Galion Products
.$2
9-
20c
Co.. 3.65%
pfd. (quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)
Helm's Express, Inc. (quar.)
7%
10-20
10c
Markets——
Curtis
Hercules
1
.
,(G.)
(H.
Helene
9-
9-15
2%
preferred
(quar;)
preferred (quar.)
Common
Quarterly
Heilman
Gas
Central
.7%
(Canada)
10- 2
10- 2
10c
(monthly)
Co.
preferred
Lambert
9
-
com.
9-15
8-22
12c
(quar.)
common
A
9-15
10-16
10-30
8-25
40c
(quar.)
9-
Co.
____
Electric
2
9-29
Heinz
Iowa
2
10c
Corp.
Lake
$1.75
semi-annuai)_-
10-
(quar.)
Hazeltine
4
1
semi-annual)_
•Hxtra
Refractories—
Harvey Aluminum,
Hastings Mfg. Co
12-
2
68%c
pref.
-
(increased
10-
Plywood
Chemical
1-
10-
(quar.)
(increased
$1.06 Vt
„
6%
Harshaw
5%
1
:
A
$1.12%
_
Harbor
&
4
30c
__
:
$2.50, preferred
8-25
9-15
Harris Trust
Heater
4.32%
12-
10-
(quar.)_
Commercial Corp., common
Investors Trust
8-25
9-15
15c
Corp.
Co.
8-28
9-29
9-15
10c
(monthly)
preferred
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
Laclede
9-15
1- 2
*15c
(quar.)
683/4c
7%c
v'-- V
" 12c
9-15
(quar.j
Common
2
(quar.)
Super
S.)
(S.
5%%
9-15
2
25c
(increased
9-15
Manufacturing
Iptertype
2
2
62%c
—
preferred
lc
8-21
Hansen
Harris
B
Kresge
8
10-
income)
Ltd.,
8-21
50c
Harris-Teeter
9-
160c
Investment Foundation,
Common
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.
11-16
9-30
10-
(quar.)_____
1
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Harcourt Brace & World
convertible
$3
Insurance
Interstate Securities Co., 5%%
Investment Co. of America—
9-15
B
Harbison-Wflker
(monthly)
(monthly)
conv.
10-
(quar.)
System
9-15
(quar.)
Co., class A
A.)
A
Class
3c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Mining Co.
Class
$1.20
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
9-9
s-a)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
1
4
10-13
$1.16
(quar.)'
Organ
8-28
(Bloomington,
Power
•
(quar. )__
(quar.)
Hammond
9-11
C
20c
Corp.—
8-10
Tenn.)
9-11
•
preferred
Kratter
$1
$1.11
preferred
8-17
1
(quar.)
Accident
35c--
Corp.
1
,
Ltd.
$1.25
%%
4
Kollmorgen
*12 %c
:
$1.10
4%%
4
9-1
40c
Casualty
&
(Chattanooga,
10-13
preferred
Hammermill
1
10-
25c
(Canada)
—
preferred
9-
security profits)
$1.05
common
convertible
5%
1
(8c from invest¬
common
(increased
1
30c
dividend)
Ltd.
(initial quar.),.
A
(quar.)
10-
Co
&
91.25
(quar.)
Paper, common
9-
Kysor
;
•
(quar.)__
Inc.
Company
9-15
6c
4c
_
Petroleum,
37y2c
(quar.)__
(s-a)___
Company
9-15
25c
Class
Hamilton Watch
Press
class
:•—.—
quar.)
Lamson & Sessions Co.,
(quar.)
Fire
'
Halliburton
8-31
(initial
income
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
(quar.)
Koehring Co., 5% conv. preferred A
$1.06y4
Co., common
Paper Co.,
preferred
9-20
37y2c
$5
Ltd.
9-15
9-12
9-29
investment
Kleinert Rubber Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mining,
7%
1
$4.44
Gunnar
8-28
(quar.)
International Harvester
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.08 preferred (quar.)
10- 2
60c
9-
$1
preferred
(quar.)
States Utilities Co., common
25c
B
Kirsch
2
30c
(stock
9-15
(quar.)
9-
:
preferred
from
Corp.
9-
2%
preferred
Co.
Iron
9-30
5.16%
$4.40
plus 5c
Lumber
30c
4.64%
10-26
Class
Ltd.—
9-15
(increased-quar.)
preferred
inc.
Quarterly
9-15
1
3-19-62
$4.20
Insular
»
Shares
9-30
-
Industries
1
12%c
2
Kingsport
(quar.)
8
$1.25
Gulf
-
A
9-
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
$1.06J/4
2
dividend
Western
1
9-15
net
From
Lakeport
10-
preferred
Power
8-31
9-
8-
12%c
Vec
9-15
9-12
10c
International Business Machines Corp.—
12-18
Gulf
9-15
(s-a)
Interlake
$1.25
Gulf •&
preferred
8
(quar.)
Corp.
29c
Corp., class A (stk. dividend)
Consolidated Copper Co. (quar.)
27 %c
common
8-31
t$l
9-
(quar.)
RR.,
(quar.)
9-29
King Kullen Grocery,
A
22y2c
Ohio
8-31
*12%c
(quar.)
9-15
9-29
preferred
Oil
6%
Co.,
$1.06 y4
Engineering
8-31
$3
Institutional Income Fund
ment
8-10
VC7; 7,V. 7';.:.V,:
:
9-15
—
2
(quar.)
&
(Providence)
10-
-.=■<
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Stock
•
1
9-11
50c
;
9-15
(from net
$1.20
30c
•
(quar.)
Products
preferred
Gulf
-
10-
20c
(quar.)
Aircraft
Gulf
Gulf
1
9-8
20c
S-l"
30c
$1.75
:
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd
Corp.
Store
*
.
Corp.
Greyhound Lines
Inc.
12-
1
1
10-
$1.14
"series
'
(quar.)
Power
common
Grinnell
12-10
45c
(quar.)__
u.
Green Shoe Mfg.
Greyhound Corp.,
t
4 V4 % preferred
Grocery
Grolier,
1
30c
7 9- 1
investm't inc.)
Credit
141.40
(auar.)
Green
Bank
9-
Inland
preferred (quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)—:
9-
9-15
Special distribution from realized profits
Kuhlman
9-15
Inspiration
4.80%
Co.,
9-1
9-15 "
■
$1
Keystone Discount Bond Fund "series B-4"
*50c
Container, class
Institutional
—7----
5
9-15,
9-
Ltd.—
Corp.
Inland
1
Fibre
9-15
'10c
Ltd
'
9-15
(s-a)
preferred
9-
' 10c
(quar.)__„
9-1
8-14
9-11
'.
9- 5
10- 2
Assn.,
.7;
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
9-15'
Indianapolis Water—
9-10
class A
(quar.)
Land
Keystone Steel & Wire
Keystone Custodian Funds—
9-1
50c
preferred
5%
B
9-15
60c
20c
(quar.)J—
Inc.
10- 1
9-29
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand
(quar.)—
,
8-31
9-21
J20c;
.7___7___777! ^ 37%c".
130c
20c
9-15
2
2
.
(quar.)
Sugar Co., common
Keyes
A.—
1
10-
10-
Producers, Inc.—
preferred
S.
9-15
preferred A
Western
8
15c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd., cl. A
4%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
Oil,
9-
Class
8-29
10- 6.
1-5
'
4- 6
,v>,$1.25 1-12-62 •1- 5
43c.
9-15
8-25
—
(increased)
Ltd. (quar.).::—.
Mines,
(quar.)
Industries,
Oil
$1.25
9-
15c
Company
9-29
10-2
(initial-quar.)___.
National
40c
Great
7%
Industrial
Gold
-
County Land
Keweenaw
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Kern
Kerr-Addison
2
shares
Acceptance
8-18
(Houston)—
West Life Assurance Co.
10-13
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Kentucky Utilities, common
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
de Mexico,
9-30
(quar.)
Insurance
Kerite
10-23
—:—__
•«
25c
10-13 '
25c 1-12-62
25c 4-13-62
■
(quar.)
12-13
9-15
9-15
9-15
to
common
A
common
400
Paper
Life
Common
9-13
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-22
$1.25
.•
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
9-30
-«•
(quar,).
common
Common
48c
125c
:.
Stone,
Kewanee
(quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
;
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c preference
J30c
Great
$1.80
New
-
(quar.)
9-15
Inc.—
Corp.
Water,
Eiectrica
Industrial
6
Quarterly
Quarterly
Great
8
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-
8-23
10-
+
B
Power,
1
9-15
General
American
8-21
30c
(quar.)
preference
Lakes
10-
15c
35c
amount
Boston
preferred
Industria
11-23
(quar.)_
Graham-Paige
Great
5%
11-20
Granite
Great
9-11
92
(quar.)
Kentucky
9-1S.9- 5
9- 1
B-13 ,
12-13
9-15
8-25
9-15 9-21
8 V2 %
of
Indianapolis
92
A
9- 8
—
Cupper Corp.
9-
Properties, class A (monthly)
Incorporated Investors (from invest, income)
8-21
(quar.)
class
Kennecott
10-
Income
8-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
12-2S
50c
(quar.)
Refining
9-29
t35c
162V2c
165c
(quar.)—
common
A
9-25
(quar.)
.
.
(monthly)
Co.
Company,
9-15
,
—-
preferred
$4.50
10-14
Quarterly from net investment income
11-20
$250
Ltd.,
Fund
9-11
9-11
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Income
12-11
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone
will
ii.to
._
8
20c
:
91.50
-
(quar.)
preferred
B
8%
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8%
Inc.
Kendall
9-
approximately
$0,135 per depositary share after Brit¬
ish income tax and expenses for depos¬
itary).
1
(quar.)
Bell
(Payment
1
(quar.)
(reduced)
Kelsey-Hayes
8-31
8-15
57l/2c
(quar.)
Interim
Ltd.—
(quar.)
B
Corp.
8-11
Co.—
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance
(Canada)
(quar.)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco (Canada) Ltd.
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
3
2-
preferred
Cement
Central
RR.
(quar.)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
1
55c
Government Employees Insurance
:
4.60%
10-15
i2y2c 2-15-62
Stores,
Breaker
Illinois
50c
J13c
A
Gorham
Circuit
1
Class
•
I-T-E
1
.•<
8-28
Co., Ltd
9-29
9-12
9-15
10- 2
1-2-62
10- 2
9-15
10-1
10- 2
15c
.15c
25c
87%c
87%c
40c
,.
:
30c
$1.12%
7. 35c
—
Kellogg Company, common (quar.)—
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
3Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
10- 2
.
(quar.)
Kekaha Sugar
8-18
Kerr-McGee
9-
12 %c
&
(quar.)
Company
9-
Class
•
4y2 %
8-25
10c
Mackay
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
prior preferred I
Hyster
9-12
t
A
class
Co.
Payable of Rec.
Share
8-23
9-22
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
125c
25c
50c
$1.25
$1.23
12c
69c
$1.13
25c
(quar.)
common
Kawneer
9-1
Holders:
When
Per
Name of Company
Kendall
(quar.)
Corp.,
$2.75
9-13
9-12
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
8c
A
Gordon
1
9-27
preferred
Huyck
8c
A
Class
8-
5
10-10
i7y2c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gordon Jewelry, class A (initial)
Class
9-
9- 1
9- 8
9-11
9-15
9-29
(quar.)_
5%
8-30
25c
(monthly)
Telegraph
Goodrich (B. F.)
Goodwill Stations
Sugar
_
(quar.)
conv.
5%
9-15
17 %c
class
(monthly)
Glidden Company (quar.)
Globe Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
Class
Hutchinson
9-15
1
9-28
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
3
10c
Y.)
A
&
10-
tlOc
(quar.)
(N.
Production
Huttig Sash & Door, common
62 %c
Co.
11-
_
(quar.)_
Brick
8-18
10- 2
9- 7
9-11
$1.06y4
12V2c
*75c
75c
62y2c
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
preferred A
Huron & Erie Mortgage CX>rp.—
Quarterly
:
;
8-21
-
9-18
split)
Mines,
Insurance
Corp.,
(quar.)
9-15
7%c
■
pfd.
Corp., 4y4%
Co.
1
5%
Distilleries, class A (quar.)
B
Glickman
Stores
Hubinger
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
1
dividend)
Cement
Industries
Falls
Howard
25c
(quar.)
Glen-Gery
1
9-15
10-
(quar.)
stock
Portland
Yellowknife
1
9-
1
40c
40c
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
Holders
Payable of Re0.
tl2y2c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)
10-
(initial)-
Giant
9-
10-
Share
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
$1.23
Controls—
Co.
$1.15
(quar.)_
Company
$1.25
(stock
Giant
Gillette
preferred
(quar.)
Products
Giannini
9-23
9-23
1%
Gerber Products Co.
Gold
1010-
(quar.)
Co., $4.60
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
Glens
7%c
7%c
Power
When
Per
Name of
17 %c
dividend
Georgia
Getz
of Rec.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
$5
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
Genung's,
Stock
A
When
Share
Company
.
•
-
25c
,.10-12
25c
10-
2
9-20 9-20
10-16
V;
9-20
9-20
Volume
194
Number 6087
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(997)
Per
Name
of Company
Marsh
Field
Maryland
4Va%
-
&
Inc.
Co.,
Stock
2
Par
Name
9-20
9-
8
$1.06 Va
9-30
9-15
pfd.
(quar.)
Dry Dock—
31 V4c
(quar.)
10-
$1.12 Va
30c
10-
2
Massey-Ferguson,
Ltd.,
common
Conveyer Co.
Department
tlOc
(quar.)
pfd.' (quar.)
National
Union
9-11
Nautec
8-28
9-15
9-
8-18
8
New
8-25
10-10
(quar.)_____
common
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.^_r_j;___
5Va %
&
Preferred
Mead
9-29
9-
9-
8
8
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance (increased quar.)
New Jersey Aluminum Extrusion—
8-18
9-
$7
W.)
(F.
Co.
&
preferred
8-18
8
(quar.)^._:
New
9-15
9-18
New
York
8-25
New
York
8-25
New
York State
9-20
9-15
9-
9-12
10-
3.75%,
2
8-29
Trust
$3.50
7
8-23
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
Louis)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Termit
2
15c
8-21
9-15
9-
8
9-
preferred
Fire
Metropolitan
3.85%
Class
1
10-
2
9-
8
Noranda
9-12
9-
1
Norfolk
2
9-11
30c
(quar.)
common
10-
Co.
9-14
9-
Edison,
1
9-25
9-15
North
9-15
8-19
North
(NY.)
pfd.
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)__
9-
5
8-15
6%
95c
—
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
96 V4C-
10-
preferred
(quar.)_—
97 Vac
10-
1
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
1
North
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.11%
10-
1
9-
1
North
Penn
9-14
8-28
North
River
35c
9-22
9-
North
Shore
15c
9-30
9-15
Meyer-Blanke Co.
Meyer
(Geo. J.)
Miami
Industries,
Michigan
&
Gas
Michigan
Gas
(extra)
Co.
class
Mickelberry
Food
Midwest
Corp.
Oil
A
Electric
Utilities
ment
8
Reclaiming,
%, preferred (quar.)
.'
9-15
9-
9-13
8-18
4.50%
9-11
8-21
4.22%
4.40%
1
25c
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
5
(quar.)
37 Vac
9-15
15c
10-10
15c
9-15
Mill
Factors
Corp.
(quar.)_;
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.).
9-
9-
3%
(quar.)
preferred
Minnesota
:
MipnesotaJ Power &
Mirro
Class
Pipe Line,
B
Missouri
Stock
$1.25
10-
2
9-15
22VaC
9-
9
8-25
Modine
New
Co.—
(initial
preferred
9-16
8-31
Northern
9-16
8-31
Northrop Corp.
18c
9-12
8-21
Northwestern
Va%
9-12
8-21
9-12
9-
Trust
.
Norwich
1
Co.
Industries,
Inc..
(quar.)—
preferred
'
National Bank
'
Extra
Mohawk
B
5V2%
*
preferred
Co.
10-16
Ogilvie
8-31
8-31
9-
1
Ohio
9-29
9-
1
Ohio
10-
9-29
9-
8
Flour
42 VaC
9-
9
1
9-20
9-30
$2
8-11
$1.06
10-14
$1.22
10-14
37 Vac
Y.
11-16
9-15
10-
*
1
-
t
*•
*•' *<i rr
145c
10-
1
t i
■
■
t
.
4.65%
75c
10-
2
9-11
9-16
9-
9-30
9-18
1
25c
10-
2
Crankshaft Co.
Co.,
8
8-10
preferred
$1.75
10-
1
9-12
8-30
9-10
9-
1
9-30
9-
5
9-15
9-
1
of
1-2-62
10-25
10-10
9-20
10-
2
15c
10-
2
9-15
9-29
9-15
15c
25c
9-11
(quar.)
50c
9-10
8-15
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
$1.31 Y*
9-15
9-
1
9
Indiana—
North
Carolina—
10c
10-
1
9-
$1
10-
2
9-15
$1.06
10-
2
9-15
$1.16Va
10-
2
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Electric
&
Gas
9-30
8-31
Co.—
(quar.)
preference
common
(quar.)
35c
9-30
8-31
$1.02
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
$1.07Va
9-30
$1.26V4
9-30
8-31
$1.32
9-30
8-31
9-22
9-
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
50c
$1.75
10-
150c
10-
2
9-
10-
2
9-
4
9-
1
9-
1
25c
(increased)
9-15
40c
(quar.)
9-29
-
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
97 Vac
8-15
$1.10
10-
2
8-31
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.11
10-
2
1
8-31
25c
9-
8
Corp.,
10-
1
8-31
10-16
9-29
$1.17 Va
135c
.
Forge
Ohio
Water
Stock
&
Machine
Service
Corp.
(quar.)
37 Vac
(quar.)
dividend
2%
;
10-
2
9-15
8-31
8-31
8-25
25c
Inc.
(a
9-11
9-14
8-21
20c
distribution
9-30
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Fund,
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-30
9-
25%
Ltd.
9-30
9-
8
9-
8-
3
1
long-term capital gains)
Pyle National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
8
from
23c
Purolator Products (quar.)
:
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
(From investment income)
8-18
Ohio
8
9-20
45c
5
35c
9-14
9-
10c
>
9-22
8-31
9-15
10-
net
9-15
1
..
2
8-31
$1.183/4
Rico
Puritan
4
125c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Pullman. Inc.
8-24
10-
9-15
9-15
$1.04Va
Purex
$1.12 Va
—_—
6
9-11
Insurance—
of
Co.
dividend
Puerto
share¬
(quar.)
common
6
8-30
ll'/ac
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Common (stock dividend)
9-19
9-
quar.)—
Ltd.
99-
9-11
Publicker
25c
non-resident
9-25
9-25
2%
preferred
(quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Publication Corp.—
Voting and non-voting common (quar.)
Original & 1st preferred (quar.)
8-25
40c
1
36c
dividend)
preferred
preferred
5.05%
.(
—
6
4.30%"preferred
•i'
8-25
(quar.)
(Milwaukee)
9-
preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
"•.OTftl
1$1.50
9-
8-31
9-25
25c
(quar.)
4.08
9-15
10-13
9-22
9-15
2%
Co.
Service
$1.40
9-15
1
1
22V2C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
9-15
169c
9-
10c
4%
9-30
>10-25
9-
9-15
62VjC
Increased quarterly
9,-15
J
2
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Service
9-15
-
1
9-15
10-
1
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
1
8-31
1,40m* 10-1
$1.45
8-29
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
$1.37 Va
—«=.* .>
9-14
9-11
Realty—
Inc.
5.25%
9-22
8-28
6c
preferred
Public
9-
9-12
J20c
dividend
Service
5%
37VaC
-
3.90%
1
Inc.
Electric Power
convertible
Public
9-22
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Providence-Washington
8-11
4.4.P
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp., 4%%
preferred
Prophet Company
(quar.)
9-20
8-25
»
15c
2nd
8-18
10-
30c
(quar.)
Mills,
Edison
Forests.
Stock
9-22
2
8-31
6
9-22
18c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Presidential
9-29
30c
25c
:
(quar.)
10-16
$1.31 V»
:ii
(initial
9-
15c
(Mass.)
common
Industrial
Preway,
._
Extra
9-29
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Trust
1
155c
(quar.)
'4.70%
11-
9-
(quar.)—
Co.-(quar.)
Utilities,
common
Potlatch
Stock
Oceanarium, Inc.
9-29
Chemical
preferred
10-16
122 VaC
:
4.50%
9-20
9-20
c
25c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
African
1
122 Vac
(quar.)
—
Montana-Dakota
Montreal
South
11-
25c
Ltd., class A
preferred
Monsanto
Premier
States Portland Cement (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Potomac
8-31
75c
10c
Co.
8-31
9-20
8
2
8-14
20c
9-11
invest¬
O'Okiep Copper Co. Amer. shs. for Ordinary
(Less
22c
Extra
holders tax).
—
Rubber
Class
*
1
__
Molson's Brewery,
;
1
*
preferred
2nd
9-
1
1
99-
(Schenectady)—
Quarterly
•V
9-
9-15
9-15
(quar.)_.
Mohawk
9-15
10c
87 Vac
$1.05
preferred
4.20%
—
___
(quar.)
common
3 Va %
Y.)
Insurance
Pharmacal
V
^
(quar.)
Electronics
(H. K.), Inc.
10c
(quar.)
'
'
1st
$2.50
9-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nat'l
Northwestern
.
quar.).:
5%
Porter
9-
Quarterly
25c
—
—
Manufacturing
2nd
90c
(quar.)
dividend
common
6%
8
4 Vac
common
common
*
Mohasco
net
from
(quar.)—.—
Northern Quebec.. Power, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
5V2%
1st preferred
(quar.)
9-11
8
9-29
common
(quar.)
—
Service,
8-10
8
22 Vac
(quar.)
—
Public
9-
8-18
9-
&
Corp.,
15c
preferred
9-
9-22
9-15
Public
preferred
2
Polaroid
$1.25
preferred
9-29
6
$1
quar.)
5.80%
10-
9-
37 Vac
Trust
5.60%
30C
Bank
2
Gas—
9-25
40c
National
10-
25c
C.)
(quar.)
(Watertown)—
8-25
9-15
-
-
(quar.)
Wires
35c
Corp.,
(N.
9-12
;
Glass
Development. Ltd.
—
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Plate
Placer
150c
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
Aluminum Co
Missouri-Kansas
5 Va %
6c
9-15
10-
25c
Plated
9-22
(increased
9-15
(quar.)
6
9-22
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
8-18
Corp.
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
17 Vac
._
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
*
9
Plastics
9-
10-14
York
9-30
10-14
8V1C
(quar.)
9-
10-14
Natural
$1.37V%
.
Gas
2
34%
(N.
quar.)
:
(increased
Light,
9-
50c
9-15
9- 7
8-25
$1
10-
$1.13
New
(quar.)
9-15
9-12
9-15
I2V2C
(quar.)
Natural
Pittsfield
30c
1
1
Street
tl5c
15c
Co.
(quar.).;
10-
10-16
from
(quar.)
—
Insurance
75c
45c
9-15
$1.06 Vi
Common
;
(quar.)_
Mining & Mfg.
15c
Quarterly
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
of
1
(quar.)
Northern
4
preferred
'
(quar.)
9-21
9-20
9-
2
(quar.)
Northern
8
9-20
convertible
preferred
common
10-15
1%
55c
9-14
10-
capital
Service, common—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-15
~40c
38c
2
preferred
4.88%
10-15
^
Fund, Inc
(Quarterly from net investment income)
9-8
preferred
Northern
9-15
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
Co
(111.),
2
Pltney-Bowes, Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (reduced)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)_
Pittsburgh National Bank (Pa.) (quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
10-
.
(Hartford)
Proctor-Silex
preferred
4V4%
5
56 V4c
(quar.)
.'
common,
9-30
9-15
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
Refractories
Gas
;
Fund, Inc.—.
Quarterly from net investment income
income).
Gas
933/4c
9-15
Northern Indiana Public
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
35c
Products
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
9-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber
4 V2
1
8-18
Piper Aircraft
60c
common
Investment
American
—
9-
5
8-31
933/4c
(quar.)
Car
9-29
9-11
10-
7
9-
$1
50c
com.
common
Ry.,
30c
Pioneer
income
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
(Above payments are all
preferred
$5.50
$4
Pine
8-25
1
8-16
6
the free market
on
exchange)
Phoenix Insurance Co.
4
10-
8-28
9-
$1.50
preferred
Piedmont Natural Gas,
1
10- 2
9-14
9-15
,
preferred
3.90%
8-
9-
9-
9-29
Mining
4.35%
5
9-11
9-14
75c
Pioneer
5 Va %
1
9-
9-11
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Phillips Screw Co., (stock dividend)
7
9-8
1
6V4c
undistributed
Ltd.
American
9-
10-
(quar.)
f 15c
Western
American
1
of
8%
7
50c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Norris-Thermador Corp. (quar.)
35c
3.80%
Mines,
&
Normetal
87 VaC
(quar.)__
Assurance
rate
Corp.—
B
87 Vac
9-
Co.
mately 8 3/10c based
9-1
1
$1.12Vi'
25c
&
Corp.
Pioneer
investment
8
62 Vac
1
10-
93 %C
distribution
a
net
9-
(quar.)
preferred
plus
current
•
2
(quar.):
Stores
Merchants
accumul.
10-
35c
Gas
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
k
7%
Mercantile
from
40c
__
8
10-
1
(Payment of 25 centavos equal to approxi¬
8
9-
30c
—
.
gains
1
9-
Electric &
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-
15c
(quar.)
Machine Co.
9-15
45c
Publishing Co. (quar.
&
9-11
15c
(quar.)
(St.
common
preferred
Meredith
Corp.
Co.
Refrigerating
Co.,
9-
25c
$1
99-
2
9-15
12VaC
:
(quar.),
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
'
Discount
&
Auction
Newmont Mining Co.
(quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 33/4%
Niagara Share Corp.—
8-29
9-15
$1.50
;
9-15
$i.04yl
(quar.)_
Telephone (Ohio)
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.» Co. (quar.)
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Newark
8-18
40c
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Electronics Corp.—
A
(quar.)_
;
Newark
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
common
8
9-29
10-
10c
Jersey Zinc Co
1
9-30
45c
Corp.
(quar.)__
Portland Cement (quar.)_.
Bank
(Pittsburgh)
Merchants
preferred
Class
(quar.)
Co.,
Mercantile
Metal
4.05%
>9-15
9-12
; 37VaC
1
9-
-
;
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Mercantile
Mesta
9-29
10-
New
(Ohio)
National
Merck
9-29
.
9-
2
10-
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philco Corp., 3%% preferred A
(quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone, com.
'
Class A
'
Medford
Medusa
Mellon
■
25c
&
20c
60C
$1.37 Va'
—
(quar.)
Engineering Co.
10-
47 Vac
15c
(quar.)....,.
9-15
27c
New
35c
A
Johnson
Means
common
(quar.)
&
5c
quar.)
(quar.)
New
25c
•'
Robbins, Inc.
Machine
9-29
1
"
preferred
McKesson
McNeill
10-20
9-
62 VaC
Co
Publishing,
8-16
8-16
35c
Ray) & Co. (quar.)______^__
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
McGraw-Hill
9-14
1
Holdert
Payable of R*c.
25c
(quar.)
Dodge
When
Share
common
(Charles)
Phelps
8-31
9-
tl5c
...
McDermott .(J.
McGraw-Edison
System
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
35c
$1 class A
1
9-15
9-11
8c
___
(quar.)__
9-
10c
$1
common
9-21
20c
50c
.
5
25
Electric
Lime
8-31.
55c
Co.,
(quar.)
4ra%
preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum & Trading
Corp.—
8-24
9-13
Milk
Pfizer
(quar.)
England
9-
9-12
Pet
(Pittsburgh)
_.
New England
1
Non-voting
»
Insurance
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
9-11
55c
„
Bros. Inc. (quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)—
Neon Products
(Canada) (quar.)
Nestle-LeMur Co., new com. (initial
8-31
9-25
75c
(s-a)
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
Neisner
6
10-31
93 %c
(quar.)
(Elizabeth)
Fire
'
Maytag Company (quar.)
McCloud River Lumber (quar.)
McCormick-Armstrong Co.
McCormick. & Co.,. voting
Co.
8-28
9-25
25c
3%%
Corp.
2
10-
6c
(quar.)
Stores,
Steel
Tank
9-30
2%
Investors Growth Stock Fund
(From investment income)
Bank
National
9-11
State
When
Share
Co.
National
4%%
dividend
Mathews
Standard
National
Massachusetts
May
of Company
National
9-25
(quar.)_
Corp.
10-
10c
._
(quar.)
preferred
Masonite
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Shipbuilding &
Common
.
(quar.)__
Supermarkets,
Marshall
When
Share
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
49
12Mic
;
10-
2
9-
$2
(quar.)
10-
2
9- a
8
~
9-30
99-
8-31
9-15
8-15
40c
9-15
8-15
9-29
9-
1
1
9-
5
8
9-15
Quaker* State Oil Refining Corp
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.
8
9-30
120c
-
,
'
Morgan Engineering,
prior
$2.50
f
15c
common
preferred
Morningstar-Paisley,
62 VaC
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
5c
'
Muskogee
'
Mutual
'■v
'
6%
Co.
(quar.)—1
System,
Inc.
1
Old
9-28
9-
1
Olin
12-
1
Oliver
9-11
8-23
22 VaC
10-16
9-20
Tyrone
Ontario
preferred
4.75%
preferred
25c
9-15
8-18
9-15
8-18
25c
9-15
9-
10c
9-30
9-12
Otter
50c
Overnite
'
._
1
Tail
9-12
9-30
Owens-Corning
10-16
9-30
Owens-Illinois
7 VaC
(quar.)
——-
9-15
9-
Oxford
Paper Co.,
Pacific
Clay Products
9-
9
9-
25c
:
5
8
Nashua
Corp.,
Nation-Wide
,
gains
A
(quar.)_
Block
payment
and
.
*
..
-
11-15
25c
8-29
11-
Pacific
1
. . . ..
.
8-11
8-25
Refractory
11-15
10-16
(quar.)
Inc.—
1
10-
1
9-22
U5c
12-
1
45c
A
(quar.)
9-
9
9-18
11-
1
8-15
15c
9-15
9-
1
25c
(increased)
10-25
10-
5
62 VaC
$1
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)__,
9-
5
8-11
10-
1
9-12
10-16
9-29
.
6%
Gamble
Pacific
Hawaiian
Robinson
30c
2nd
9-15
9-
9-29
9-11
Reynolds
9-11
;
20c
12y2c
(quar.)___
5
Class A
5
8-22
3.60%
9-30
9-15
A
9-
common
(R.
Common
J.)
preferred
2-for-l
investment income)
National Bank (Auburn.
National
Bank
National
Bank
Stock
National
of
&
div.
sh.
Bank
Cash
National
Co.,
Extra
National
City
National
Dairy
National
4V2%
National
National
Gas
Lead
7%
6%
&
Corp.
Old
Class
BB
Income
Growth
Both
Corp.
Co.
9-
8
Pan
Panhandle
Eastern
9-15
9-15
10-16
9-15
Paramount Pictures
9-15
8-31
Park
4%
preferred
9-15
8-31
Park-Lexington
9-15
8-25
9
8-17
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
15c
10-31
10-16
40c
10-
AA
2
9-11
15c
9-20
30c
Pipe
Line,
9-15
9-
9-
1
1
Co.
&
Cement
Fruit
(increased-quar.)
Glass
common
Sand
(quar.)
9-15
8-17
Pennsylvania
Power
&
5
1
2
9-14
10-
2
9-14
10c
4.50%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3.35%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
—
-
quarterly
income.
People
Peoples
2
9-22
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
9-15
8-31
9-15
62 Vac
10-
from
net
Trust
(Reading,
Drug
Stores
Peoples Life Insurance
In¬
Peoples
Telephone
Pepsi-Cola
Permanente
1
Riegel Paper
1
9-
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
Robertson
9-15
Robertson
10-
2
9-15
9-
1
Co.
Robbins
8-18
8-18
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-18
10-
1
9-
7
31 %c
10-
2
9-
8
Rorer
2
9-
8
Row
2
9-
8
Russ
2
9-
8
8
10-
2
9-
10-
2
9-15
(quar.)
9-27
(increased)
75c
10-13
common
(quar.)—
9-
1
of
Rollins
10-
50c
.
—
Ryan
10-11
11-
1
10-11
9-30
9-15
9-5
8-16
9-
8
8-15
10-
2
9-
6
9-7
9-
8
11-11
11^
93%c
9
9-
1
8-25
1
10-20
10-20
(quar.)
11-
1
25c
(initial-quar.)
9-
6
45c
9-15
8-15
9-
8-29
8
8-15
4c
Inc.,
11-30
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
common
9-20
60c
9-
(quar.)
40c
A
Ltd.
9-15
t
9-
5
9-
5
9-10
8-25
9-
8-18
8
9-10
8c
10-25
9-26
5c
(quar.)
(Increased
pfd.
8-31
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
6
8-18
9-15
80c
37V2c
25c
9-
9
9-15
125c
(quar.)
class
8-31
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-15
10c
common
(quar.)
Industries,
90c
25c
Controls
Co.
10-31
10-10
10-20
10-
15c
quar.)—
(quar.)
15c
$1.12V2
9-20
10-
8-17
2
8-25
2
9-11
(quar.)
9-19
9-15
5c
9-
8
8-18
5 %
Aeronautical
Stock
1
approval
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%%
Russell
11-
common
(William H), Inc. (quar.)
Peterson & Co. (quar.)
Inc.,
$1.12V2
17V2c
Broadcasting.
Togs,
1
30c
Inc.
(James),
Ages
6
«
(quar.)
Rockwell
Mfg.
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
10-
25c
(quar.)
H.)
& Myers,
preferred
$1.50
Rock
10-
$1.15
(quar.)—
Cement
9-14
9-14
$1.10
9-
8
8-18
115c
—
(quar.)
dividend
9-14
(quar.)
15c
9-11
8-25
(quar.)—
20c
9-15
9-
35c
9-30
9-11
17 VaC
10-31
(Wash., D. C.)
Corp.,
55c
9-14
9-
75c
(quar.)—
A
(H.
10-12
10-
lc
Grande Valley Gas
Roadway Express, Inc.,
Class
9-22
15c
common
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
5
9-15
12V2C
(quar.)
8-17
9- 8
2
10-20
20c
Rio
new
9-
83 %c
.
Pa.)
Ino.
(quar.)_
com.
8-31
25c
Corp.—
series-.
payments
9-14
8-31
6c
Machinery
9-29.
•
9-
25C
(quar.)
9-15
15c
Richfield
$1.12%
Light,
(quar.)
2c
Industries
5
Oil,
9-22
10-
12V2c
(quar.)
Richardson-Merrell,
9-
9-19
15c
Inc.,
4.40%
10-
11-
preferred
12-14
10-
9-15
9-15
35c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Co.,
33/4 %
9-14
1-1-62
27V2C
quar.)
common
9-15
12c
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-28
10-
$2.50
4c
9-13
10c
9-15
8-31
Inc.,
120c
(quar.)
1
Rock,
1
9-22
Rich's,
4c
—
_
Penn-Dixie
Penn
9-15
10-
1
30c
Ford,
Special
45c
9-
8-31
1
75c
Rhodes, Inc. (quar.)
Rice Ranch Oil Co
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common
Penick
9-25
on
8-18
9-15
59%c
preferred
split
on
the
to stockholders
subject
Sept. 8
135c
York)
.
Co.
25c
50c
(quar.)
Manufacturing, Ltd.,
Tube
8-18
8-15
6
9-15
10-
$27c
50c
(quar.)
stock
shares
9-15
9-15
25c
9-25
10-
$1.50
:
(Little
(quar.)
com.
$1.75
(s-a)
,
7%
Peerless
9-30
9-15
9-
$1
(New
Corp.
1
10c
(quar.)
Corp
Parker-Hannifin
10-
15c
(quar.)_
Corp.
75c
50c
!_
(quar. >_
Insurance
15c
.
Parker
9-
56 Vtc
;
(quar.)
25c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drop Forge
Paton
series
vestment
1
10-13
$1.06%
(quar.)
Securities & Research
Stock
9-
50c
(quar.)
common
Screw & Mfg.
National
?
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Presto
Rubber
Consolidated
.
Corp. of America
(quar.)
American Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
30c
,
B
National
National
Oil
class
National
Tin
40c
—
.
Line
Arkansas),
10-
Chemical—
A
preferred
National
Pacific
Pacific
20c
Co.,
preferred
5
70c
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gypsum
National
6
9-
30c
N.
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Electric Welding Machine (quar.) —
Fire Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Food Products Corp;
(quar.)__——
National
j
held)
preferred
National
;
10-
9-15
•j'
(reduced quar.)—:
Distillers &
National
10-13
Indemnity Co. (quar.)
Outdoor Advertising Co
Packaging
(quar.)
Products
preferred
7
25c
shs.
53
(Norwich,
common
(Detroit)
Lines
4%%
each
for
Register
Casualty
1
9-
$1.50
(quar.)—_
(auar.)—
9-26
(Fairfield County)—
Trust
&
Biscuit
National
Y.)
N.
Tulsa
Trust
(1
National
$1 05
8
1
1
25c
(quar.)
'
Pacific
999-
128c
Tobacco Co.—■
(increased
2
9-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)
43A% preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.—
.9-29
10-
55c
(quar.)
convertible
8-31
10c
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
Rexall Drug & Chemical (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
4V2 %
8-22
9-15
85c
Chains Canada, $1.10 class A
$1.10 class A (quar.)
37 VaC
-
—
(quar.)__
Products
Industries
9-12
20c
12Vac
&
Renold
31 %c
(quar.)
Coast Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Insurance Co. (Phila.) (quar.)
Reliance
9-18
9-29
35c
common
35c
„
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Remco
10-
$1.19
class
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Reeves Bros.,
7
125c
Fiberglas
(quar.)
Glass, common (quar.)
Pacific
of
80c from capital
distribution from net
25c
a
20c
:
(initial)———:
Securities—
(Year-end
,
class
Breeko
8-28
8
9-
8-19
-
Nashville
Transportation
preferred
9-12
9-
$1.16
common
10-16
4%
—."
.:
Power,
9c
—
.
Ltd.
Utilities
37 Vac
—
15c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-18
Inc.
12-
87VaC
Purina
Ranco,
(quar.)
'
12 VaC
(quar.)
Osborne .Mfg.
(quar.)
Oshawa Wholesale. Ltd.,
Corp. of Amer., $3.50 1st pfd.
Ralston
(quar.)
Products,
& Rockland
4.65%
Radio
Line,
9c
Chemical
Corp.
Steel
26 V4C
...
Corp.
Mathieson
Orange
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
Nachman Corp.
Nalco Chemical
Coal
Ben
9-12
35c
—___
75C
.
(increased-quar.)
12-20
Inc..
preferred
10-18
National Bank (Pa.)
(quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
9-15
9-
City
25c
Fuel Supply (quar.)—,—
Mountain
States Telephone &
Telegraph—
Quarterly
!_
_v__:
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
'5%% 'preferred (quar.)_^_——z
Murray Co. (Texas)
(quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.).—.'.
2
9-15
8-21
$3.50
—
Mountain
1
10-
15c
Morse Electro Products Corp.—^—
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
7% preferred (s-a)_
-
9-11
Oil
Safeway
4%
10-
5
6
St.
Stores Inc.,
preferred
4.30%
common
(quar.)
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
Joseph Lead Co.
(quar.)
8t. Joseph Light Sc Power (quar.)
9-30
8-31
.1
$1
10-
1
8-31
$1.07V2
—
(quar.)
10-
1
8-31
25c
40c
9-
8
9-15
8-25
9-
1
50
(998)
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When
Per
Name of Company
Bt.
Louis-San
Share
Francisco
5%
conv.
preferred A
5%
conv.
preferred A
St.
Louis
Steel
St.
Paul
St.
Regis
Fire
Marine
&
(quar.)
com.
Insurance
8-13
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-
11c
(quar.)—
Per
Name of Company
5
10-17
36c
Corp.
Arms
&
b%
5%
Corp.,
11-15
10-20
8-25
1
9-15
9-
9-22
t20c
1
10-15
37l/2c
(quar.)
Class
Class
A
2
9-30
Scott
Foresman
Scott
Paper Co.,
$3.40
$4
preferred
Seaboard
Sealed
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
5%
preferred
Security
(Denver)
Security
(quar.)
Title &
Security
Title
share
a
Oct.
Serve!,
called for redemption
plus
dividend
this
$5.25
payment
(John)
4%%
Co.
(quar.)—-ITS*
B
Silknit,
Ltd.
Simonds
10-
1
10-
9-
Saw
7
class A
Sinclair
Oil Corp.
Sinclair
Venezuelan
Mfg.
Smith
Kline
Smith
&
Oil
Stock
Tools
Sonoco
Soss
Co
Products
Mfg.
South
3
Stock
Sunset
9-15
Gas,
(quar.)
com.
1
2
9-
1
New
10-
10-
5%
preferred
1
5
9-11
8-31
9-15
8-18
Swift
9-27
9-
Superior
Electric
8
8
8-10
Taft Broadcasting
9-15
8-31
Talcott
9-15
10-
2
10-
Tamblyn
4%
(G.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-26
Tennessee
Corp.
8-15
Tennessee
Gas
9-
8
8-10
Common
8
8-30
4.10%
9-13
8-18
8-15
4.50%
25c
9-12
8-29
8-28
4.65%
9-
9
*7-28
4.72%
9-
9
8-
7
4.90%
9-11
8-26
5%
9-27
9-13
9-13
5.12%
10-
9-
9-
4.80%
4.28%
Texaco,
Texas
$4
9-11
preferred
(quar.)
30c
Inc.,
Texas
91
12-11
12-
1
9-15
9-
1
Utilities
4%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
Thermogas
$1.25
^
1
10-
1
9-15
Thomas &
9-
Thomas Industries,
19c
$1.10
(quar.)
25c
9-15
11-
1
10-10
4
10-20
9-29
Thatcher
1
10-20
4.40%
preferred
$100
(quar.)
Staley
$3.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
Co.
of
A
Register
i
(increased)
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
com.
(quar.)
50c
1
Toronto
1
Towmotor
9-
6
8-21
9-20
9-15
8-15
9-15
9-
9-15
Class
9-
8
8-10
35c
9-14
8-25
9-10
8-31
9-12
9-11
8-18
Trans-Prairie
9-12
8-25
Transcon
9-
8-21
Trav-ler
9-29
1010-
2
conv.
pfd.
&
(quar.)
Finance,
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
9-15
8-31
8-31
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
10-
2
9-15
45c
A
12Vic
10-
2
9-
5
9-15
25c
9-15
8-24
37Vic
9-15
8-24
8
9-
8
Walt
2
9-
8
Trinidad
Ord.
West
9-30
Stock
9-15
Co.
„(Los
deduction
from
Electric
Corp.
9-11
Waukesha
Co.
9-
9'
8-18
Weissberg
9-11
8-25
Welded
Vest
8-
9-11
8
10-
2
10-
4
9-20
$40c
10-
2
9-
10-
2
9-15
8
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
J50c
10-
2
9-
8
10-
1
0-13
1-1-62
12-13
Inc.
(quar.)
payment
free
for
of
$2 75
Western
9-
9
8-
9-
9
pfd. A
(quar.)
Co.
net
10-
8
9-
9
37Vic
9-25
9-
1
50c
9-
8-25
40c
9-15
:
8-25
9-15
8-25
'3%
9-22
9-
32Vic
v
<
9-20
8-31
•
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
____^
$1.01
$1.05
$1.03
(quar.)_
•
dividend)
9-15
9-
1
9-20
8-
9
8-25
9-
8-24
8
20c
9-20
9-
6
$1.43%
9-20
9-
6
$1.56 V4
9-20
9-
6
5c
_______1I
9-15
-
8-30
30c
9-21
9-
$15c
9-11
8-18
40c
*
(reduced)
(quar.)
Co.
8-18
9-15
,c
12Vic
-
8-31
9-15
15C
8-31
9-20
.
5%
15c
8
9-20
i
23c
,
V
(quar.)
9-12
8-15
9-22
'
ioc
(quar.)
10-
7
8-15
1
9-15
ioc
9-11
9-
i0c
&
9-30
9-15
37V4c
9-11
8-23
50c
9-15
8-21
25c
9-11
8-25
1
Clutch—
50c
10-
75c
2
9-7
of
America, class A
8-25
9-11
8-24
10-10
9-15
9-
He
t
g_10
8c
7Vic
(monthly)
&
income)
Paper
(quar.)
9-30
8-31
9-22
30c
10-
1
2
9-5
fioc
9-15
8-25
25c
.
9-29
9-
9-30
9-13
35c
.
1
*
$4
Power
&
Gas,
1
Xl-13
111
i
10I12
$1.50
11-
1
10-12
20c
..
(quar.)
68%c
Pass
&
10-
11-
5
>
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
10-I6
$1.25
Board
..
....
9-8
12-8
9-15
9-
1
10-
2
9-15
10-
1
10_
}
9-10
tmo
15c
/
,
Ltd.
8
8-25
30c
9-13
8-31
Wickes
g_i0
(s-a)
9-15
9-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
2
1-2-62
•*
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
10,v
ioc
9-25
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5
,
$125
Corp.
Yukon
10-
9-15
35c
Stationery Corp.—
1
18c
(quar.)
9-
Corp.
l
8-16
10-31
68c
,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
White
'
9-
9-20
-
i8C
Publishing,
Whippany Paper
Whirlpool Corp.,
19-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
B
common
12-
62y2c
.
40c
8-31
1
9-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd., class A
Class
B
(quar.)—
11-13
-
1
9-15
J40c
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper Co.
9-15
9-
35c
TXPj:eferre£ (quar )
Whitaker
11-24
8
tl2Vic
"
White Motor Co., common
(quar.)_
5V4% preferred (quar.)__
$1.25
9-15
9-
pre*°"?.d ($,uar')
8-25
6
9-29
9-20
'
Ltd.
investment
Western Utilities
4
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
1
5%
8-18
15%
VZ
9-15
'
-
9-22
Common
9-15
9-
9-29
Fund—
Western Tablet &
9
9-22
9-30
9-2
V 25c
-
.___.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
5.44%
1
40c
30c
Temper Corp.
Western
Ltd.—
the year
Trinidad
tax)—
(quar.)
9-
15c
(quar.)
Development,
$5
9-15
5%
17 Vic
(quar.)
dividend)
1961,
$250
f 15c
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp
Class
(Hartford)
(interim
Co.,
.
1
10-
5c
class A (quar.)__:
Participating
Western Kentucky Gas
(quar.)___
Fund—
(stock
31,
160c
9-
9-2
City)—
1
t$1.12%
(quar.)_
9-22
1
8c
Tube
Common
1
5c
6
9-13
/
$2.50
22 Vic
10-
9-15
10-
(quar.)
Westeel Products, Ltd.
(quar.).
Western Bancorporation (increased
quar.)
Western Casualty &
Surety (Kansas) (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities
(Kansas
9-15
9-30
32c
Co.
(H. R.)
Wellington
(From
•
8-21
33c
Monthly
t60c
Ltd.
&
•
3%
Motor
Weeden
35c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
V
Brake
8-25
-
12Vic-
quarterly
9-30
20c
Quarterly
True
8-25
(stock
Electric
9-11
12 Vic
Pipelines,
Truax-Traer Coal
1
9-15
15c
dividend
Leonard
Increased
expenses
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
8-24
9-
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
(quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)
Angeles)
—
Gas
1
9-30
-25c
}20c
(Springfield, Mass.)
Disney Productions
Warner
Trust
Trusts
Indies
9-
•
(quar.)
Corp.
60c
(quar.)_
Trust
Corp.
Dec.
5
9-15
Telegraph
Mines.
75c
;—
Petroleum
reg.
9-
(quar.)
Gas
Company
$1,061/4
(quar.)——__;
B
Insurance
ended
9-15
(quar.)—
Co.
Amulet
Ward
10%
Lines,
Trunkline
25c
9-
2
10-
9-11
Triangle Conduit & Cable
2
2
10-
9-30
&
Radio
5
43%c
15c
Products, lnc:
Wagner Electric
10-
$1,121/2
Travelers
9->15
Walgreen
9-15
9-15
9-15
Waite
8-31
9-15
9-15
15c
8-31
9-15
9-30
Quarterly
9-29
50c
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
10-16
8
35c
223c
5%
9-
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co
9-15
3iy4c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Trans-Canada
9-16
(1955 series)
Natural
Grocery
1
371/2 c
8-14
62Vic
10-
12 % c
Corp.
B
8-4
30c
9-15
25c
4V/2%
55c
9-30
3iy4c
(quar.)
Tractor Supply Co. of America—
New class A (initial-quar.)
New
class B
(initial-quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd., class A
9-30
$1.05
8-25
(quar.)
Bearing
General
9
9-9
Materials Co., common, (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
534% preferred
(quar.)_
6% % preferred
(quar.)
311/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
B
(initial)
Toys
9-
1
131/2 c
9-12
Food
8-21
9
9-
15c
class A
&
8-31
9-
(quar.)
preferred
9-8
8-31
9-15
.
$2
common
Grey Trust
9-15
1
9-15
75c
Vulcan
8-31
(quar.)
and
tax
9-
50c
(Albany N,. Y.)
Loan
common.
depositary
2
45c
9-15
series)
TobinvPacking Co.
2
6
9-15
Ltd., American de¬
posit receipts ordinary (final) less British
income
Inc..
10-
1
2
55c
40c
&
Volunteer
9-15
1
(1959. series)
Securities
10-
9-
Inc.,
Quarterly
Tobacco
10-
2%
Bank
preferred
8-31
8-30
8c
(quar.)
State
6%
1
9
15c
(stock dividend)
B
9-
1
2%
common
State
Class
9-
9-
35c
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.,
9-15
8-16
9-14
933Ac"'
(quar.)
Stanley Home Products-Voting,
Non-voting common (quar.)
Starrett
9-15
8-10
50c
Jersey
(Ohio), common (quar.)
Standard Structural Steel
B
2
Light,
45c
Roller
12Vic
New
Class
9-28
10-
&
10-
(quar.)_______:
preferred
$1
(reduced)
(1960
Power
Von's
9-23
1
10-
15C
:
Insurance
94c
Kentucky
of
Co.,
Title
1
87Vic
Co.
Market
Timken
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
8-15
9-29
Tonka
(increased quar.)
Corp.
Oil
Star
9-15
2
10-
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
lnc
•*
25c
Standard
Pressed
4V'4%
10-
35c
common
Vita
1
25c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
4 Vi %
preferred A
(quar.)
Time,
Oil
Virginia Telephone
8-26
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
preferred
$1.63
Standard
Standard
10-20
(Mass.)—
(quar.)
Standard
2%
1
.
.
25c
common
preferred
11-
30c
Standard Oil Co. of California
(quar.)
Standard Oil (Indiana)
(quar.)
3%%
10-20
$1.12Vi
:
(quar.)
Financial
Standard Oil
10-20
1
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-
$1.12Vi
E.) Mfg., common
preferred (quar.)
Standard
11-
10c
(stock dividend)
(A.
$3.75
$1.50
(stock dividend25%
common
Standard Brands,
$1.25
10-20
,
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
1
31 Vic
,
Spotless
$6.50
1
11-
27 Vic
(quar.)__
Common
11-
27Vic
(quar.)
initial
9-
9-9
311/4C
(quar.)
Inc.
Investment,
$1.10
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—
Springfield
Thrift
$1.15
(quar.)
2
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
4%
$1.03%
;
12-8
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)___
$4.12 preferred
52c
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
(quar.)
1-1-62
Co.
$4.20
25c
(quar.)
—
preferred
8-18
(quar.)
common
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.04 preferred
(quar.)
10-10
Co.
4.15%
8
17Vic
Viking Pump Co
:
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)______
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)_
10-10
Betts Co.,
non-conv
Match
10-10
1
Glass Mfg.
conv.
9-
30c
Lines
10-10
1
(quar.)
10-
9-15
Truck
1
11-
common
1
9-1
9-1
22Vic
Co.,
common
(quar.)_
_!
non-cumulative preferred (quar.):
1
11-
9-1
1
1
Tobacco
11-
$1.21
preferred (quar.)
10-
common
Corp.,
11-
$1.19
1
10-
10-
27Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
10-
.
9-20
50c
.
Victoria
(quar.)
common
Textron, Inc.,
Co.,
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
1st
$1.14
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Textiles,
Rubber
Steel
S.
10-10
(Ore.)—
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd..
Light—
(quar.)——
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
Portland
9-15
8-18
8-15
9-5
(quar.)__
9-15
Power
9-15
2
65c
Veeder-Root,
9-15
9-11
10-
Quarterly
8-14
$4.84
com.
1
1
$4.76
35c
60c
1
7
5%
Company
Sprague Electric (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
9-15
.
9-8
(quar.)___.
9-
8-31
2
(quar.)
9-15
10-
8-28
Co.
Vermont Bank & Trust Co.
25c
9-18
8-31
10-
(quar.)
Valley National Bank of Arizona
Vanity Fair Mills,
Inc.
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)
10-16
15c
5%
$4.50
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Producing (quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
10-20
Spiegel, Inc.,
1
10-
10-20
preferred
11-
10-
1
$4.50
$1
$1.35
9-14
>
Canal
J.)
Valley Bank & Trust Co.
5
8-31
37Vic
(quar.)
Utilities & Industries Corp.
8-21
$1.24
$1.16V4
common
9-
9-11
37V2C
1
A
9-15
40c
$1,311/4
preferred
preferred
11-
Class
quar.)—
1
$1.07
par
15c
(quar.)—
(initial
common
10-
11-
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Sperry Rand Corp.,
preferred
Transmission
preferred
S.
$1.28
5
9-8
1
...
Utah
9-15
2
9-29
10-
Upson Company
(quar.)
Upson-Walton Co._
9-
10-
$1.75
of
8
9-15
8-24
60c
(s-a)
Bank
8
9-30
8-28
8
J75c
,
(quar.)__
common
(N.
9-
9-15
$4.56
preferred
Universal
10-16
$4
Lines
9-
Gulf
8
States
1
7c
9-20
9-
30c
1
12i/2c
1
9-12
40c
(quar.)
10-
Gulf
9-
10-
,50c ,'.
8-31
10-
Texas
10-13
15c
,
'___
.
8-31
$1.28
Texas
1
(quar.)_
9-22
$1.25
1
&
9-20
50c
$1.27i/2
2
5.40%
1
9-25
(quar.)
11-
Texas Gas
10-
9-15
Universal
8
5
9-20
$1.06(4
RR. &
10-
9-
5
9-
1
(Delaware) (quar.)
United Towns Electric, Ltd. (quar.)_
8
1
U.
8
9-
8
Service—
$25
9-
1
10-
97Vic
preferred
1
10-
$1.27
92Vic
preferred
(quar.)
10-
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
$1.18
$1.221/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
8
8-21
9-
9-15
10-
(quar.)
common
9-11
9-15
10-16
7%
8
9-
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
9-
1
preferred
preferred
4.40%
1
10-
8
75c
-
(quar.)_
par
10-
preferred
3.90%
preferred
$1.16
$1,161/4
;
8-29
15c
National
S.
8
9-11
30c
preferred
S.
U.
8
9-
(quar.)
3.70%
4.60%
9-
1
9-15
Power—
Insurance (Dallas)
Public
1
10-
11-16
15c
4
(quar.).
(quar.)
new
preferred
70c
4.65%
Southwestern
10-
$1.12 y2
Electric Service—
2*«
(quar.).
Life
$1.06 %
(quar.)
9-15
1
$2.50
8%
CT.
8-15
9-29
12-
.,
13%c
___
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
U. S. Realty Investments
(initial)
8
9-
11-
50c
:
Southwestern Electric Service, com.
4.40% preferred (quar.)
9-
8-31
8-15
9-11
18c
S.
8-18
1
8
9-15
>
50c
S.
U.
9-12
10-
9-14
30c
(quar.)
Freight Co.
(quar.)_.
Gypsum Co., common
S.
U.
9-
8-15
v.'.
.
10c-
\
9-15
9-29
40c
,
2
10-16
25c
Quarterly
U.
g-15
<
(quar.)
4(4%
U.
8
9-
1
9-30
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
9-
$4.56
9-14
Electric—
(increased)
Co.
9-22
9-28
10-
42Vic
Electric
8-31
9-28
2%
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Royalty
Southwestern
9-
25c
—
Railway, common (quar.)
5%
non-cura.. preferred
(quar.)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
Southwestern
9-11
Texas
(quar.)
-.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southland
12-15
$5.08
Southern
5%
6%
8
2
5V4%
Co.
12-28
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.96%
Pacific
$2
28c
2nd preferred
convertible
8
9-
7
Southern
1
8
5
Gas
1
9-
10-
65c
50c
.
(quar.)
Jersey
9-15
2
& Chemical, com. (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Md. (quar.)
United
8
5
Natural
9-
9-15
9-
8-
preferred
9-15
27c
10-
12Vic
,.'1
Extra
8
30c
A
9-15
9-30
*■
12Vic
;
(quar.)
series)
Illuminating Co.,
7%
8
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
„
Borax
S.
8-15
2
(1959
9-30
V
35c
v.
;
(reduced)
(quar.)
(1958 series)
Corp.
United New
9-15
1
9-
Common
S.
1
"9-
Southern
U.
10-
6
&
9-30
10-
9-30
Gas
S.
$1.31
9-30
Indiana
S.
U.
$1,131/4
65c
Southern
U.
5
9-
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tenney Corp., class A (monthly)—
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)
27c
common
6
2
35c
.
(quar.)
conv.
37V2c
& Water,
6
5.24%
8
Co.—
(quar.)
dividend
9-
10-16
10-16
V 35c: '
is
______
Improvement,
Gas
United
9-
3
3
168c
(quar.)_.
common
preferred
United
9-
10-
(quar.)
preference
4(4%
1
5.25%
8
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
9-27
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.64%
9-11
9-28
6%
1
Transmission—
preferred
4.25%
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Products
9-
9-30
1
1
2
l-ir
;
preferred
preferred
9-15
9-14
Co.
10-16
11-
11-
>
,.V
•
,
(quar.)___
Corp.
10-16
V- '?!■/
United Elastic Corp.
(quar.)
United Electric Coal Cos. (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
9-15
9-
America
3
15c
15c
(quar.)__
Carton
preferred
9-15
10-
i,
________
(quar.)
(quar.)__
of
Gas,
6%
7
50c
9-15
(quar.)
Stock
4Vi %
f50c
9-15
Company
Southern Gas
(quar.)
Tecumseh
preferred
4.32%
Southern
t20c
8-26
20c
Edison
Original preferred
(quar.)
common
9-15
8
California
Ltd.,
8-25
10-
2
10-14
10c
9-12
10-
9-
9-15
10-
22 Vic
(quar.)
Tappan
8
Southern
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
preferred (s-a)
10-16
10-
V
>
common
Fastener
6%
8-31
20c
(quar.)
8-31
2
8-
9-
tlOc
_.
&
Cities
5 Vi %
9-15
9-15
40c
(James), Inc.
8-31
37Vic
Carbon
U.
8-31
9-
Ltd.
(quar.)
8-18
6
Board
United
8-10
9-
Co..
United
7
9-30
6c
\
(quar.)_:____—
Co.
9-11
9-15
"62 Vic
2
50c
9-
9-25
9-15
:
10-20
3
11-
N
30c«.
•
._
11-
,..6c.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
"11-15
-6c
<
$75c
Corp.
Biscuit
United
10-16
10-20
r.
preferred
Corp.
United
7
35c
10-20
10-20
(quar:)
United Artists
7
9-
Co.
Lines,
United Gas
9-15
57Vic
9-
9-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
9-
64-^c
$1.12Vi
9-15
tlOc
Co.
&
9-
10-
(quar.)
1
10c
Extra
1
10-
Southam
(quar.)
(quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd.
8-14
56Vic
A
8-10
5c
Symington Wayne Corp.
9-15
57Vic
(quar.)
9-
8
11-15
87Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Aircraft
Sugar
United-Carr
(quar.)_
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-
(quar.)
series
Air
United
9-15
Distributing
9-
(quar.)
preferred
United
9-
12 y2c
Mining (quar.)
Super Valu Stores—
2
preferred
preferred
Union
8
8-25
9-15
2ya%
9-22
preferred
5.125%
8
9-
B
Sunshine
4.50%
South Pittsburgh Water, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)—
South Puerto Rico Sugar, 8%
pfd. (quar.)_
9-
2
re¬
Corp
House
9-
4.60%
4.60 %
class
dividend
9-15
62Vic
&
(quar.)
2
9-15
8-30
11-15
Market National Bank—
10-
1
9-15
11-15
(quar.)
10-
9„
$1
____
Investment
1
9-29
92Vic
:
Canada
10-
<•
45c
Union
°
5c
Electric
'
of
pref. A
pref. B
10-19
•
$1.12Vi
(Watertown, N. Y.)
(quar.)__
Union National Bank (Lowell, Mass.)
(quar.),
Stock Yards
(Omaha)
(quar.)
9-15
Sunset International Petroleum—
5%
(quar.)
preferred
par
10
8-28
10-
50c
25c
a
dividend
Carolina
5%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
$1
8-28
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
of
9-15
25c
(quar.)
—
8-25
2
tl6%c
_
each
for
9-11
*
Socony-Mobil
share
(One
preferred
held).
9-11
65c
Laboratories
9-11
10-
25c
—
(quar.)_
1
10-
45c
French
9-11
t3%c
dividend
75c
(quar.)
Wesson
Snap-On
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(increased)
(quar.)
&
Y.)
120c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
(N.
$1.25
(quar.)
Union
$1.25
60c
15c
_
Simpsons, Ltd.
8-25
$1.25
$1
,
Union
6V4c
(reduced)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, common
115c
(quar.)
(increased)
8-28
*
Publishing, Ltd., class A
shares
115c
Ltd.,
Steel
&
9-11
25c
deemable
150c
(quar.)
6%
$1.25
fquar.)—
20c
Company
(quar.)
Simplicity Mfg., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
Class B
2
125c
Simmons
Singer
Oil
Sun
2
20c
Silverwood Dairies,
Class B (quar.)
Skelly
8-31
10-
t30c
.—
common
preferred
(quar.)___
5%
Stylon Corp. (quar.)
Stuyvesant Insurance Co.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
pfd.
5 Vi %
8-28
12 Vic
Clothier,
27V2c
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
5%
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Breweries,
Class
9-11
10-11
t50c
150'Ac
Sheller Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
Sick's
1
Gas
8-28
9-11
45c
(quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)—:
5% 2nd preferred series A (quar.)
Power—
Corp of America
common
(quar.)
&
Union
9-11
9-18
9-15
'
Jl'Oc
'
;
(quar.)
Corp., class A
(quar.)
non-cumulative
10c
B)
(quar.)i_—
preferred (quar.)__
5c
$5
9-11
10-
22Vie
Co.
(quar.)
preferred B
Oil
Shoe
-3%
$1.31 Va
25c
Co
&
(Frank G.)
Co..
Strawbridge
7c
preferred A
Shell
B
9-15
preferred
B
5c
_—
Stujiebaker^Packard Corp.—
on
(quar.)
Angeles)
(quar.)
(Los
75c
(quar.)
8-25
$0,089
preferred
Bottling
Shawinigan Water &
4%
Class
8-21
A
class A and class
(on
Sundstrand
inc.,
Sexton
1
at $21
Extra
Shattuck
9-
class
9-11
2).
Seven-Up
6%
6%
Sun
convertible preferred
5%
issue
5
5
Mills,
Ltd.
9-18
1
11- 1
25c
Corp.,
1
1
10-
; 02 Vic
Co., common (quar.)
Finance
Class
9-
Extra
9-21
9-30
Union
9-
1
12 Vic
—
5
2
2
5c
(N. Y.)
(Los Angeles) —
5
2
10-
15c
___
Insurance
Bros.,
(Entire
■<
99-
2
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
10-
37V2c./
,
8-18
9-18
15c
(quar.)
Acceptance
$3.50
10- 2
10-
10-
Storer Broadcasting
Co.
Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
Seeman
.*
Insurance
&
9-15
25c
B
Street
9-15
20c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
,
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
8-25
25c
10-
31 V«c
(quar.)
Accident
Life
9-11
8
prior
Class
(quar.)'
J.
& Power
(quar.)
preferred
Salle
La
Union Electric
2nd
10c
*
0-21
9-
9-29
10%
Stonecutter
convertible
South
Light
common
When
Per
Share
-
County N.
Electric
Co.,
Udylite Corp.
9-21
10-16
>
20c
-
dividend
30c
(quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
Stock
dividend
208
5%
10-13
10-10
10-16
43 %C
8-31
1
1
5%
10-13
11-
25c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
30c
1st
8-11
1
Gas,
$1.50
8-18
Morris
9-14
9
9*0
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stone & Webster. Inc. (quar.)
11-
85c
$1
(quar.)
8-29
9-11
55c
(quar/)
9-18
9-14
17c
(quar.)
common
Finance
Power
5%
(quar.)
Roebuck
Sears
Co.
&
preferred
1
9-15
10-
4c
dividend)
(stock
9-
1
9-
of
Coach
Union
«
Stock
(monthly)
Industries
9-15
10-
35c
Baer
Schneider (Walter J.)—
Scientific
A
7%
Twin
•'«
.
of Company
Co.
Tucson
8-25
56C
$.0095
Stix
1
10-
9-13
8
Manufacturing—
& Fuller,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—
Common
(increased quar.)
9-. 8
11-
Name
12-13
9-
25c
9-22
5c
(quar.)
preferred
•tlll-Man
9-20
12-20
25C
Sterling Aluminum products (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)—
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
1
11-
$1.20
__
(quar.)
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
--
of Rec,
$1.29
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
.
Holders
Payable
Trust
preferred (quar.)
Sterchi
10-10
9-
preferred
8%
9-15
5c
(quar.)—
Ltd., class A
Co.,
Schering
9-15
*6c
15c
10%
voting trust certificates—
San Juan Racing Assoc.
(stock dividend)
Santa Fe Drilling (quar.)
1
10-
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
When
Share
Stecher Traung Lithograph—
1
11.25
—
.
San Antonio Corp.,
Scarfe
9-
Paper—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Savage
9-15
25c
11.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casting
1st preferred A
4.40%?
Ry.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
g.jg
8-18
85c
9-10
.
'
65c
10-
1
"
1
8-18
9-18
fiOc
.
...
'
9-15
9-
1
soc
1
9.22
9-
8
$1.31%
10-
1
9-17
20c
9-
8
8-15
I
Volume
194
Number 6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company
Stores, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
preferred
6%
3'A%
(quar.)
Bros,
Williams
&
Co.
textile
9-20
involved.
Southeastern has been making loom repair parts, card
roving frames,
with
about
175
people employed.
As a
Abney Mills, most of its shipments have been to Abney
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-15
40c
Inc.
(stock
div.)
7
9-30
9-15
10-31
9-15
8-31
(1,12ft
9-15
preferred
$1.10
'
9-15
8-31
shares
9-15
8-31
$3.50
Woodward
Iron
Color
Stock
Co.
.1
35c
9-20
8-31
7c
9-10
I7V2C
9-15
9-
1
6Vac
9-15
9-
1
20c
.
8-23
>
8-30
9-5
8-17-
9-
75c
common
(initial),
18c
6
9-30
9-20
9-
the
1960,
Net
par
such
business
Notes
9-
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-20
25c
12-
*
payable
As
of
July
8-24
$127,500 to Sterling
8-25
as
9-
1
9-
2
8
for
reserved
issuance
under
a
proceeds
izes
24,
of
1961,
Factors
the
Corp.
offering
this
estimated at
approximately
are
owned
company
of
Tnwne
Batteries
Younker
Manufacturing (quar.)
Bros.,
Inc.
Radio
Common
•
(quar.)
9-15
8-3i
9-15
8-15
9-
8-25
i_-
50c
(quar.)
(increased
20c
a
less
y
not
9
9-12
1
tax
Previously
British
t Payable
9-
1
Universial
1961
194,
S.
9-
8
by
company
may
Hentz
&
purchase
of equipment.
funds,
is
less
at
the
incorrect.
indicated
The
corrected
payment
here.
Canadian
non-residents
first
sales
<•'' .-'
"
Kidder," -Peabody, & Co._i_
Carl VM. Loeb,
Rhoades &
•t yCo;
At
2,000
consolidations
&
&
Co.■£.
.7^000
Stone & Co.—t——
Hay den,
7,000
Hemphill,
Noyes
Reynolds
&
Goodbody
E.
F.
Pont &
&
Co.,
&
Co-—
7,000
Inc.^
.
&
Co.
Inc.—
L.. F.
Rothschild
&
Kraus
!
Co
____
2,000
i
Edwards
&
4,500
Sons——
Co.___
4,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
2,000
Jackson
Corp.
understandings,
&
Curtis
and
2,000
.:
advanced
the
in
the
such
design,
offered
voice
communication
Varick
180
sale
and
publicly
on
field.
The
St.,
is engaged
York,
New
electro-acoustical
of
transducers
equipment includes
components
microphones and earphones, complete assemblies such as head¬
headset microphones and
hand
sets,
and complete electronic,
as
sets,
transistorized
and
amplified
PROCEEDS—Of
50,000
shares,
acquisition
the
net
communication
proceeds
approximately
additional
of
manufacturing
aids,
$300,000
the
had
net
with
the
sales
will
and
sale
be
test
will
balance
company
finance
equipment
added
be
net
sales
to
of
the
other
and
For
and
the
net
year
in
to
April 30,
$250,908
the previous
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Common
stock
tive
number
from
set
the
of
shares
a
Webber,
Jackson
$4,414,316
DuPont &
$187,210,
several
the
representative,
each
underwriter
is
and
committed
the
to
■
-
Shields
whom
purchase
conditions
Co._
&
11,000
8,000
Whipple
Bacon,
Cruttenden,
& Co
Podesta &
11,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
11,000
J.
11,000
Hill, Darlington,& Grimm_
8,000
C.
&
Co
8,000
6,000
Wheat & Co
6,000
5,000
892.
reported
sale
of
that
the
company
had
completed
the
$1,000,000 ten-year 6% subordinated
debenture, allowing the purchase of 140,000 common
shares at $7 per share.
The right to purchase is non¬
transferable, with 25% expiring each 2V2 years. Pur¬
chasers were Florida Capital Corp. of Palm Beach, Fla.,
and
Federated
Capital Corp., of New York, N. Y.
a
Acquisition—
'The
wood
Southeastern
Division
reached
in
of
by
stockholders
to
S.
&
Co.
C.
Machine
on
on
Sept.
Aug.
Works
5
28.
will
under a
become
purchase
Green¬
the
agreement
*
with
cents
per
share
year.
Per
share
shares
outstanding.—
special
a
Corp.
of
meeting Aug.
23,
Los Angeles into
approved
predecessors,
will
be
rulings,
1919,
in
special¬
operated
Financial
Total
March
on
Los
tax
as
a
newly
Corp.
under
outstanding receivables
Standard
Corp.
million
in
merger
certain
established
Universal
of
the
to
30.
31/1961,
with
compared
with
$1,265,000
earned
by
Standard
in
48th
31-10
with
the
Ave.,
the
holders
list
of
Island
City,
Aug.
on
23
N.
Y.,
filed
a
covering
shares
103,894
415.576
to
offered
are
be
and 311,682 shares, being outstanding
thereof.
Lee Higginson Corp. and H.
company
the
Long
SEC
which
of
underwriters.
associates.
(formerly
Star
diversified
a
City
Liquor
line
metropolitan
stock
interests
of
In
The
in
Dealers,
bottled
area.
Inc.)
is
wholesale
a
alcoholic
beverages in the
the company owns
addition,
Paddington
Corp.
Carillon
and
working
loans.
In
has
from
the
company's sale of
"T,■
,urfl
..
^
addition to certain
indebtedness
outstanding 341,682 class A
33 ft %
of
each
class
is
and
and
owned
preferred stock, the company
class B shares, of which
605,760
by
Abraham
Samuel
Jacobs, executive vice-president, and
treasurer, respectively. Each proposes to sell
Struthers Wells
The
addi¬
repay all outstanding bank loans,
working capital, and the remainder will be added to
capital and will be used to reduce future reliance on bank
for
corporation
tors
of
one
basis.
The
to
Silver,
103,894
class
president.
secretaryA
shares.
the
announced
split
action
holders
Rosenberg,
Louis
Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—
has
proposal
a
is
approval by its board of direc¬
of common stock on a three-for-
its shares
subject
the
to
favorable
approval
of
stock¬
at
a
special
presently has
Wells
meeting to be held in early October. Struthers
outstanding 301,094 common shares which are
American Stock Exchange.—V. 191, p. 2462.
traded
a
of
stockholders
the
share
for
1960.—V.
of
half
first
192,
p.
Site-Fab, Inc., Wilmington,
corporation
shares
common
&
The
1961
21,
Aug.
on
filed
a
Reg.
10 cents) to be offered at $3,
(par
Inc., Washington, D.
Co.,
A covering 100,000
through H. P. Black
'
C.
proceeds are to be used
for purchase and improvement of land,
promotion and development and working capital.
Research
Southwestern
&
Registered—
mon
with
be
to
Phoenix, Ariz., filed a regis¬
28 covering 600,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share. The offer¬
ing will be made through underwriters headed by Wilson, Johnson &
Higgins, which will receive a $1 per share commission.
Organized under Arizona law in May 1961, the company is registered
with
the
Commission
as
a
closed-end
non-diversified management
This
company
of
North First St.,
1101
with the
statement
SEC
on
Aug.
under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
It.
wholly-owned subsidiary, Pacific Southwest Small
Co., intends to engage primarily in the business
company
together
with
Business
Investment
of
financing,
providing
business
to
loans,
the
Of
States.
$900,000
will
of
and the
chase of
in
be
of investments in equity securities or
operating in the Southwestern
United
net proceeds from the stock sale,
acquire, subject to a mortgage securing an
by
way
concerns
$5,350,000
used
to
estimated
shopping center in Yuma,
to be applied to the pur¬
principally
making loans to and purchasing the securities of business concerns
and when opportunities
for such investments are presented to the
indebtedness
Ariz.,
if
its
approximately
balance,
$700,000,
including
the common stock
a
$1,000,000
of Pacific Southwest,- will be used
company.
which
man,
company
Henry
Robert
President,
has
own
26.000 shares of common stock, of
Director, Lewis W. Douglas, Board Chair¬
outstanding
E. Dphlberg, a
A. Applewhite,
a
38.46%, 21.15%,
Director,
10.58%
and
and
Sam P. Applewhite, III,
10.58%, respectively.
«l
Coster
520
the
SEC
offered
St.,
Aug.
on
for
public
expenses.
The
of
to
pool
and
principally
is
company
folding
home
tables,
including
funds
and
increased
moving
be
required
to
introduced
will
the
tables
proceeds
available
be
and
from
for
manufacture
related
the
general
sale
and
accessories
will
corporate
be
sale
for
added
purposes,
capital.
The company estimates t'-'e cost
will be about $100,000; and $50,000 will
and promotion
of new products
to be
working
plant
new
a
for
Net
use.
in
engaged
tennis
table
institutional
general
development
after
such
move.
Supervised Shares, Inc.—Stock Registered—
of 300
company
statement
with
capital stock, to
through
T.
C.
—V.
192,
p.
Susan
of
Empire Blag.,
the
SEC
l'or
offered
be
&
Henderson
on
Des
Aug.
Moines,
Iowa, ^filed a regis¬
covering 250,000 shares of
23
at their net
the
Fund's
public sale
Co.,
Inc.,
asset value
distributor.
1242.
Crane
Packaging, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
company
tration
statement
8107 Chancellor
the SEC on
with
Row,
Dallas,
Aug.
28
Tex., filed a regis¬
covering 150,000 shares
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none basis
underwriters headed by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
The
common
through
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
registration statement also includes (1) 15,000 out¬
shares which may be offered by the holders thereof
over-the-counter market at current market prices,
(2) 25.000
offering
public
the
stricted
for
common
shares
Stock
their
share
price
The
amendment.
standing
company
common
that
Bronx, N. Y., filed a registration
29, 1961 covering 125,000 common
sale at $4 per share.
The offering
will be made through underwriters headed by Brand, Grumet & Seig.el,
Inc., which will receive a 40c per share commission and $15,000 for
of
company
shares
in
Development Corp.—Com¬
reported
was
Superior Industries Corp.—Common Registered—
This
2268.
Del.—Files With SEC—
Co.—Stock
Sold Privately—Aug. 30,
70,200 shares of this firm's
common
stock had been sold privately through Lentz,
Newton & Co., San Antonio,
it
1961
This
company
the
Chemical
of
for the first six months of 1961 showed
30%
improvement
over
results for the corresponding period of
1960
according to an interim report mailed to shareholders. Sales
amounted to $275,135,757, an increase of 12%. Net income amounted
to
$11,038,750 or $2.48 per share compared
to $8,472,298 or $1.90
of
Earnings
the
on
Stull
statement
,
authorize
a
The
Loom
Roberts
Greenwood,
vote
type of glazing has assumed major importance in
he added.
"The estimated total market is more
investment
Roberts Co.—Debentures Sold Privately—Aug. 31,1961
was
at
.holic beverages.
Of the net proceeds
tional stock, $500,000 will be used to
tration
tration
Schwabacher
it
(.
common
11,000
private
a
the past few
v*ars."
than $200,OGO.OOO annually. We are confident we will be able to compete effec¬
tively for a sizable share of this business."—V. 192, p. 1495.
Shares
,.
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
p.
■
„
followed
time.
respec¬
11,000
194,
split
Sept.
addition,
The
underwriters, for
Co.—
—V.
the Board
of
authorized the purchase of the Cabot
property which the company now leases from the Chase family.
Commenting on
the product
diversification. Chase reported that
research into the
insulated glass field had been underway for some
In
600,000
the
11,000
Co
I.
segment of
Chairman
the outstanding stock, effective at the close of
business on
14, 1961.
Par value of outstanding stock will be re¬
duced from $1 to $0.50 per share.
Certificates for one additional share
for each share held
will be mailed sometime in October.
two-for-one
FINANCING
—1,000,000
32,000
&
aircraft,
replacement field, is planning diversi¬
the glass industry, William B. Chase,
told stockholders on Aug. 25 at
autoglass
the
another
and
announcement
His
Outstanding
is
70
previous
Finance
Finance
$28
present
of
substantial
This
&
Curtis
Bache
the
788.
special meeting.
per
PRESENT
TO
Shares
Francis
to
and
company and the selling stockholders subect to the
in the purchase agreement, are set forth below: .v
forth
Paine,
$3,509,423
of
Curtis
that
with
■/,*>■Authorized
,.5••
names
Jackson &
net sales amounted
EFFECT
(par $1)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Webber,
1961,
compared
Tor¬
share-
Importers, Ltd., New York corporations engaged in the business of
importing into and selling throughout the United States bottled alco-
working
ended
year.
.•
Paine.
months
period.
ended
income
respectively,
three
its
homes.
stock,
head
company
York
New
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Six Months' Report-
the
I960
into
President
"This
the
applied to
by
July 31, 1961, Roanwell
of $1,250,767 and
net income of $76,372, as compared
and
income of $802,192
and $37,767 respectively, for
comparable
p.
of
,
systems.
the
from
fabricating
and
veteran in
fication
capital.
EARNINGS—For
194,
industry.—V.
manufacturer
equipment for
electromechanical
and
astronautics
and
Shatterproof Glass Corp.-—Stock Split-
Offered—Paine, Webber,
associates
of
company,
manufacture
designer
leading
a
2,000
Inc
stockholders Richard W. Howell and Donald W. Powers.
BUSINESS—The
and acquisitions, the company is
does it have any agreements or
any such transactions at the present
nor
to
is
Inc.
electronic
and
missile
respect
with
Servomechanisms,
Aug. 31, 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$10 per share. Of the total, 50,000 shares were sold by
the company and 100,000 shares by the company's sole
in
to engage in further equity fi¬
held discussions from time to time
and others
concerning new equity
520,000
the
common
time."
Tbis
Common
—
negotiations,
in
2,000
4,500
Roanwell
bankers
consolidations
mergers,
engaged
has
company
of
by
the
and
The
and
acquisitions,
the
the
on
Universal
compared
A
sale
Co.
distributor
better position in the future to negotiate mergers,
a
investment
2,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
value
par
and
various
financing,
not
Sulzberger, ~
Kirkland & Co-
,ton
The
with
While
nancing.
2,000
__
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
4,500
.
&
Peck
Jenks,
7,000
Pressprich & Co.-__
G.
A.
Co.__L
&
Burge
Hallowell,
Co._I__V" 4,500
Hutton
R: W.
Ball,
4,500
stock,
common
the
over
for
compared
Silbert, Standard Financial President,
subsidiary
statement
class
public
friends
hr the
increase
poration may be in
Courts
L du
an.
sales
per
to
reserve
100,000
of
the remaining
375,576
shares
to
be
initially at the public offering price to such persons as may
designated by the company and selling stockholders, including their
be
stock
of Servomechanisms, Inc. from
1,250,000
stock, par value $0.20 per' share, to 2,500,000 shares •
3,500
Adams
Francis
voted
stockholders
the
meeting
capital
common
3,500
Inc.!
Co.
&
Co.-—
&
7,000
Co._
of
Burnham
Walker
H.
f 8,000
&
special
a
authorized
net
$10,023,208,
Earnings
893.
p.
company
of
incurred
4,500
G.
8,000
Co/
..
789.
offered
1960.
.
of
in¬
increased
agreed
period of the
Wood, Struthers & Co._.
*\
Dean
&
year,
..
Shares
Estabrook
Witter
July 31, 1961, for
the company's dollar
18.7 % from the like
down
$0.20 per share.
The meeting was held
at the office of the company at 1200 Prospect Ave./Westbury, L. I.,
N. Y., on Aug. 25, 1961.
'
"r '
Mr. William W. Shannon, President of Servomechanisms, Inc., stated,
"the increase in the number of shares was desired so that the cor¬
Paine, Webber/-,Jackson • & " ..?//• *•<
f;'. Curtis
___,8,000
Bache
of
shares
8,000
.
at
that
profits
1961
net
and
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Stock Increase Approved—
Shares
V
2V2%,
pevod
months
by
The public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Of such
stock, 40,000 shares will be offered initially by the company tb employees
and certain other persons (any of such shares not sold to be
offered
to the public through
the underwriters), and the underwriters have
depreciation
like
the
of
-
for
with
connection
Earnings, for the 1961 nine months were $1,608,998,
and amortization charges of $468,219. Earnings for
1960 fiscal year were $1,978,715, after deprecia¬
tion and amortization charges of $451,271. After payment of preferred
stock dividends, earnings amounted to 77 cents per share of common
stock
for
the
1961
nine-month
period and to 95 cents per share
for
the
like
period of 1960. on
1,925,345 shares of common stock.
—V.
194, p. 468.
after
.
r
the
of
months
down
reported
fiscal
President
Menzies,
nine
were
period
tax.
tax.
Continued from page 10
'
C.
Duncan
General Corporation and
Investment News.
y
given in
Servel, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Non¬
source.
7%.
15%
retire other notes payable
six
Star Industries, Inc.—Class A Registered—
This
dividend.
deductible
tax
was
date
income
S,tock,
the
New
for
and
of
and
exceeded
$340,000,
was
I960.—V.
shares
to
an
$112-
Corp.—Merger Approved—
Universal
Universal
of
name
registration
payable
notes
that
to
in
based
corporation,
of
Finance
general corporate purposes. The company may
expend up to $20,000 on various improvements to its manufacturing
premises, if such expenditures should be necessary or advisable, or
capital
this
wholly-owned
ing
the
date
record
U.
9-29
tax.
published
in
this
tax
resident
Income
Jamaica
for
funds,
15%;
and/or
50c
closed
Canadian
in
resident
date
quar.)
books
$ Payable
Less
2
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.—
Transfer
x
10-
10c
Tube
&
Ziegler Coal & Coke
Zenith
37y2c
(quar.)
Sheet
of
merger
financing mobile
the
Yale
Yocam
Youngstown
months
are
Stockholders
York Business Development
Corp. aggregating $18,750 will be retired with proceeds of the offering.
It is intended that the balance of the net proceeds of approximately
$28,750 will be added to the general funds of the company for work¬
The
the
affected
p.
Aug. 22. It is expected that, subject
will become effective before Sept.
old
on
were
approximately $90 million in outstanding accounts of Standard Finan¬
cial. Net profit after taxes of Universal for the
year ended June
30,
accounts receivable aggregating the sum of approximately
$160,000. The company intends to repay the said loan of approximately
$127,500 out of the
net proceeds
of this offering,
and intends to
expend approximately $20,000 for the purchase of additional machinery
equipment.
in
the
which the company had assigned
to
for
merger
Universal
restricted
security
and
periods
Financial, Theodore H.
the
key employees.
net
11-20
9-11
both
announced.
247,500 shs.
1961
corresponding
194,
showed
16.9%
the
formed
PROCEEDS—The
$195,000.
by
period in 1960.
rise of 27.1%
same
approved
Angeles,
*500,000 shs.
.
shares
for
1
10-
Outstanding
of
158.
p..
Stockholders
$18,750
10c)
25,000
option plan
9-11
$1.25
FINANCING
Business
Corp
(par
9-
$0.0625
PRESENT
TO
the
sales
adversely
costs.—V,
figures
increased
the
Standard Financial
EFFECT
to New York
stock
30c
Co.
time.
GIVING
advertising
months
for
were
Standard
30c
(quar.)
that
194,
six
Although
profits
cents, a
the first nine
for
V.
$105,343,359
89
for
earnings
first
earnings of the company for the nine months ended
the highest in company history, Sid
Greenberg,
stockholders in a report of operations.
firm
earnings
average
were
for
to
the
6.83%-.
consolidated
Calif,
amounted
engaged
debt:
Includes
stock
9-20
8
is
company
since
Development
Common
and
told
$8,569,790
company's consolidated net
to $3,824,043 in lyeu. After
Brands Paint Co.—Nine Months'
Report—
1961,
Unaudited
rance,
Authorized
Long-term
30,
President,
for
year,
including
sales
June
to
of
last
the
compared
shares.
sales
increase
over
1961,
share earnings were 72 cents on an
outstanding compared to $1.25 in
1960
shares
net
of
$2,402,182
per
2,915,759
Standard
offered 72,000
common
stock at
months
was
compared
an
expenses,
publicly
100
of
creased
share..
CAPITALIZATION
1
9-15
25c
Monthly
in
9-11
12-11
62*/2c
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. (quar.)
Wycbff Steel Co. (quar.)____
Corp.
3,131,729
543,540
primarily in the manufacture
and distribution of metal purse frames and metal handbag frames at
the
company's manufacturing plant located at 413 Thatford
Ave.,.
Brooklyn, N. Y. The company was organized under the laws of the
State of New York on Jan. 7, 1953 and has been continuously engaged
8-14
12-29
$1.12 ft
(monthly)
9-
9
25c
Wyman-Gordon
Y.,
six
tax
aividends,
Consolidated
Frames
N.
company's
after
average
old
6
9-
4%
Jr.
and
of
plants, but
division
Aug. 24 offering circular, I. R. E. Invest¬
BUSINESS—The
8-17
9-
9-28
40c
Corp.;1 common
(quar.)
prior
preferred
(quar.)
5
9-28
<
$1.25
;
dividend
~4*/2%
9-11
50c
(quar.)
Worthington
Wrigley* (Wm.)
Monthly
of
coilers
.
(quar.)
Press
year
Spinning
first
the
preferred
sold.
been
13
Levittown,
of
per
-
(quar.)
-'
has
a
an
Corp.,
ors
$1.19
i—
quar.)^.—
Lothrop,-.
is
ARROW
Pursuant to
8-31
50c
&
work
Co.
snares
no
producer of yarn making machinery,
and modernizations.
750 are
employed in its five plants in Sanford, N. C.—V. 193, p. 747.
9-15
Extra
Woodward
Roberts
particularly
8-31
$1.20
Service—
Governor Co.
outside
some
outright with
is
10-13
B
Woodward
Xerox
9-1
10-
sale
The
profit
Salro Manufacturing Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
class A (monthly)
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
(quar..)
Wood Newspaper Machinery (quar.)
;
1
$1.12J/a
(quar.)
Corp.,
World
8-18
2
7c
Wometco
5%
10-
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred^ (quar.)_
Class
9-12
9-11
1%
40c
(monthly)
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4y2%
4.80% preferred (quar.)
(increased
9-22
machinery manufacturer.
51
Spiegel, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
In
of
9-20
(quar.)
Electric Power, 6%
pfd.
Wisconsin, Michigan Power Co.—
4*/2% preferred (quar.)__
Common
jointly by A. W. Gunn, Executive
which owns Southeastern and by
Roberts Co., the Sanford, N. C.
Inc.,
1
18 %c
Wisconsin
4.76%
Mills,
President
1
81*/4c
common
4.40%
made
was
Abney
10-
9-20
$1.06 */4
(quar.)
Industries
Wisconsin Public
of
Pomeranz,
10-
(quar.)
Stores
E.
75c
Wilson
Winn-Dixie
announcement
1
(quar.)
Company,
The
Vice-President
Robert
10-
$1.06 */4
Williams-McWilliams
&
Holders
Payable of Rec,
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 4*4% preferred
Williams
Wolf
'
preferred
&
Wilson
When
Share
Wieboldt
(999)
of
which
Option
may
Plan,
be
offered
and
(3)
pursuant to
49,940
the company's Re¬
shares which the
common
to offer to stockholders of Texlcn Corp., in exchange
on
the basis of 22.7 shares of the company for each
proposes
shares
Texlcn
capital stock.
Golman & Goldman, Inc.) and its
sell gift wrap and packaging
*s engaged in the business of
manufacturing decorative gift-wrap ribbons (in large rolls for quan¬
tity users and in small rolls for retail sales), pre-tied bows and nonmetal banding material.
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale
of additional stock, $140,000 will be used to pay off the indebtedness
of Imperial Realty, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company;
$75 000 to retire bank loans of the,company and Texlon; $250,000 in
sales
efforts to expand the sales of Tex-Sheen ribbon;
$250,000 in
efforts to develop a market for Tex-Strap, a non-metal banding ma¬
terial produced by Texlon; $100,000 for the development of specialty
items for resale at retail; and $285,000 for the expansion of the pres¬
ent
sales program for the gift wrap materials
sold under the name
"Susan
Crane", for the build-up of additional inventory stocks in
slack periods in order to equalize the present seasonal pattern of the
company's production and thus reduce the cost of production and for
the possible addition of regional warehouse and office facilities.
The
balance,
if any, will be added to the working capital and will be
available for general corporate purposes.
The company will increase
production and launch sales effort for Barclay Cards.
In
addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
The
company
subsidiaries
materials
(formerly Strauss,
design, manufacture and
greeting cards.
Texlon
and
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1000)
.
4r 1961
Monday, September
.
.
I
/
*
it
The company was organized under Delaware law in March, 1961. Its
activities
include
research
and
development in nuclear and related
Presi¬
shares of common stock, of which Theodore H. Strauss,
259,000
Executive Vice-President,
and George H.
Golman, a Director, own 50.4%, 33.8% and 10.4% respectively.
Cen¬
tral National Corp. (which owns 4.785 company shares), Samuel Ungerleider, Jr. and Harold J. Kingsberg will receive in the Texlon exchange
offer, 2,701.3, 5,016.7 and 2,497 shares, respectively, and each proposes
dent,
%
i
sell
to
'K
.ft!
Felix
all
Goldman,
B.
such
of
ing of 200,000 shares of the company's class A stock, at
$8 per share was made on Aug. 30 by Amos Treat &
Co., Inc., and Bruno-Lenchner, Inc.
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
from
proceeds
class
the
of
sale
the
BUSINESS—The
markets
Conn.,
marketed
16,
in
1961,
the
includes
from
personal
women's
Eastern
of
which
product
to
300
Feb.
On
shares
launched i.s current marketing program, which
advertising schedule.
The revised product is
the New York metropolitan area by 1,500 drug-,
L. Eamberger and Stern Brothers, and is included
& Robbins *is: suee.
mch receives world-wide dis¬
company
The
of
offering
Peck,
gists,
conversion
Mac.v's,
by
McKesson
tribution.
The
this
undertake
to
proposes
company
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
capitalization
class
of
A
and
the
of
on
program
a
the current financing, out¬
will consist of 391,653 shares
company
stock.—V.
B
I
Communications
Tower
Co.—Common
Grace
to
stock,
offered
be
to
for
sale
public
exclusive
removable
The company is primarily engaged in the business of designing, manu¬
facturing and erecting towers and passive reflectors, and designing and
designing and constructing the adjacent buildings housing the electronic
equipment, for use in microwave communication systems, tl also manu¬
factures and erects radio, television and other special purpose towers
and manufactures some related equipment, as well as special purpose
steel tanks.
Of the net proceeds of the stock sale,
$126,000 will be
licenses
recent
for
the
to
of
payment
acquisitions
the
has
tion
In
194,
158.
p.
Investing Corp.- -Debentures
share.
the
upon
July
3, 1961 by
stockholder of the company
of
the
underwriters.
These
time
to
in
the
Over-the-
Regis-
E.
to
to
used
corporate
offering
United
the
to
States
complete
the
com¬
sale
purchase
of
and
stock,
Roberts,
of 375 Park
company
New York City,
Ave.,
.1
statement
vertible
on
.] P
with
all
an
outstanding
Management Corp.
is sole stockholder)
president,
Freedman, Treasurer,
selling stockholders who
1,000
to
16,000
shares,
25,000
owns
to
propose
including Roberts,
;v.-'
■"'-//'>!'
shares.
5,000
Grace
J.
21
SEC
supplied
covering $10,000,000 of 6V2%
25
1981, to be offered for
con¬
Also
amendment.
included
the
in
statement
for
Fairchild,
the
shares
his
both
the
agreement,
financial
issued
to
Lee
Friedman
Republic
real
its
advise
the
the
was
organized
subsidiaries
issuer
serve
line
Delaware
and
U.
brought
which
li
Hotels
in
obtained
were
Ambassador East and
Anaheim,
connection
West,
with
the
>1
■U'
the
Carlton
V <?
rant
Terrace
will
$200,000
J
be
time
of
to
time
for
used
add
to
connection
in
acquisition
40
the
Bal Harbour,
new
corporate
the
Florida.
and
to
rooms
funds
general
such
with
the
of
Approximately
expand
to
the
restau¬
The bala^ca
used
from
management
shall
company
as
of
the
be
Home
1,
incorporated
located
at
The
shares
2,733,562
stock.
and
A
indebtedness,
class
of
K.
Robert
Vice-President,
class
certain
Lifton,
and
31%
Ira
the
of
shares
534,000
has
company
outstanding
class
of
B
common
President, Howard L. Weingrow, executive
Hechler Treasurer, own 14%
each of the
J.
each
and
A
the
class
stock.—V.
B
193,
p.
1495.
Co.—Capital Stock Registered
of
is
•
the
done
by
undertaken
(sufficient
menced
This
company
of 222 North Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28 covering 150,000 shares
of capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $7.50 per share through
company officers.
The company
1
l>
Arizona
I'
Title
&
April
of
80,000
will
interests
to
be
The
added
in
real
shares
issued
were
Lane.
of Phoenix, which was merged into the company in
principal business of the company is the insurance
Co.,
The
capital
shares
to
,t!'
Trust
1961.
titles
(formerly Union Title & Trust Co.) was organized under
March 1961
and is successor to the business of Lane
in
law
13 'r^^^t
c
issued
were
to
the
agreement,
merger
shareholders
Lane
and
50,203
to
funds
be mad* available to Union Guaranty Co., its wholly-owned s"hsidiary, for real estate financing of builders and contractors if economic
pany's
such
warrant
title
insurance
action,
and
and
trust
for
expansion
PROCEEDS—The
by
stock,
will
such
the
services
to
other
communities
and
Const.
low
of
to
the
funds,
net
has
company
A.
B.
Chairman
added
the
retirement
the
The
be
the
Robbs,
as
the
of
outstanding
Jr.,
a
Board
387;900
Executive
shares
Chairman,
59.22%.
group
Committee
and
of
capital
15.67%,
owns
David
H.
steci-
and
Murdock
H.
Jerome
United Nuclear Corp.—Common
corporal ion
registration
of
shares
for
of
Winchester
3S5
statement
wi!h
stock,
common
public
have
by
heads
is
the
all
the
cal
the
the
of
list
assets
of
of
'he
of
Sharpe
Presi¬
as
rn
100.000
New
Haven,
Aug.
28
of
quarterly
cash
stock,.of the
shares
in
of
declare
filed
325 000
to
t>at
cash
the
of
The
public
which
for
;V
exercise
-!
of the Nuclear Fuels Operafion of Olin
the
public
of
Nuclear
of
holders
of
sale
Stock
and
aV
sultants
"a
company's debentures, and
ht
c$
its
NDA
preferred
to
#aantcd
(3)
stock.
of
shares
time
Corp.
propose
(2)
pursuant
to
72 017
the
to
(1)
director
and
shares
the
of
the
to
the
vicinity of
additional properties.
such
and
in
or
funds
loans
will
which
acquisition
from
unsecured
long-term
and
line
be
will
programs
of
mortgage
a
with
is
fourth
holders
quarter
directors
of
cents
share
a
of
on
and
class
the
to
1959
declared
A
the
paid
capital
of the class B capital stock having
Commencing with" the succeeding
dividend policy was revised by the
shares.
company's
It
the
board
the
but
to
present
retain
intention
earnings
of-the
for
not
board
Chemi¬
EFFECT
TO
the operation
PRESENT
of
to
loan
(due
mortgage
within
capital
Officer
shares
granted
upon
Plan, £br
and
to
'
„
^
East Northport,
Court,
Monmouth
21
of
'
r
Y.,
N.
I.,
production
the
user.
„
_
sales
had
net
net
sales
fiscal
the
EARNINGS—For
.•■/
of
'•/,
•
tne
of
'
;
the
of
completion
capitalization
outstanding
shares
tnree months
the
$30,941.
were
1961, the. company
ended June 30, 1961,
28,
Feb.
ended
year
$65,149. For
of
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
company
current financing, the
will consist of 190,476
'
stock.
common
,
;
Registered
Paterson, N. J., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Aug. 28.covering 100,000 shaves of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
The offering will
be made
through underwriters headed by/Stearns '& Co:, which will
receive a $.625 per share commission and $12,500 for expenses..
The
company has agreed to sell 20,000 common shares to Stearns &
Co./
at 10c per share.
The company also has agreed to sell Arthur Adamson 3,500 shares
at 10c per share and to pay him $7,50o for services
This
River St.,
of 765
company
.
with
connection
agreed
offering,
the
L. - Berger, President/has
Capital Corp. at. $2 per share..
Robert
to Newton
sell 15,000 shares
to
The
*
organized
was
company
.
under
it
acquired by merger as a going
York corporation. ■ The company
when
Y.
has outstanding 165,000 shares of common'-stock, all
by Lerger.
As a result of the stock sale, the 18c
company
which
owned
is
,
book value cf the outstanding shares will be increased to 1
$1.50
per
share.
The public will receive a diluted, equity interest
amounting,to about $149,777 for an investment of $500,000.
share
per
Corp.—Debentures Offered—S. D. Fuller & Co.
Vinco
managed
underwriting group
an
Aug. 28 offering an/
on
$2,000,000 of the corporation's 6% convertible/
subordinated debentures, due Aug. 15, 1976, at 100% and
issue^of
accrued interest.
from the sale of the debentures will be ".
additions and improvements to its plants
of the balance. of a 6% note; for the
redemption of its 5%
cumulative preferred s:ock and the payment of
interest thereon; and for repayment of working capital advances.
The
balance of the proceeds will be
used lor research and development,--^
and for possible future acquisitions.
'./
*
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
used
and
the
by
for
company
for
facilities;
repayment
-■■
debentures
CONVERSION—The
until
at $10
maturity
tion
prices
ranging
fund at
sinking
Vinco
and
9111
of
at
;
the
through
and
par;
both
redemp¬
optional
-
cases.
Schaefer
Detroit,
Highway,.
1933, conducts its business through two di.isions,
located
Division,
checking
gauges,
to
in
,
.
stock
common
.
redeemable
are
105%
in 1962
plus accrued interest
corporation
incorporated in
Mich.,
debentures
,
into
•
from
par,
BUSINESS—The
The
.convertible
are
share.
per
.-REDEMPTION-—The
in
Detroit
production
and
manufactures
instruments
<
tools
precision
precision
,and
pro¬
duction
parts.
The Recony Division, located in Belle Isle, Richmond,
designs and manufactures ground support servicing and testing
equipment for military aircraft and missiles.- In January, 1961, the
company entered into an agreement for the acquisition of all the out¬
standing stock of Scanoptic, Inc., which will qlso be operated as a
division of the company. Scanoptic, Inc. makes optical instrumentation
for the military services and the motion picture industry.
,
Va.,
of
$7,776,156
share,
and
based
the
net
income
561,445
on
ended Dec.
year
of
31,
1960,
$567,764,, equal
shares
to
$1.18
,
sales
net
Vinco had
common
per
outstanding.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstand¬
ing capitalization of the company will consist of $2,030,000 of 6%:
convertible
subordinated debentures,
due 1976; $203,009- of 5%
first
mortgage sinking fund bonds,-due 1969; $403,342 of a purchase contract
dated Dsc. 1, 1959; and 561,445 shares of common stock.
UNDERWRITERS—The
'underwriters
named
below,
purchase from the company the respective
of debentures set forth opposite their names:
severally
amount
>ave
principal
'
■
*
.
6
(par
loans
construction
the
is
company will be released
transferred to the buyer.
t Includes
and
(1)
director
of
amount
of
class
A
(1)
purchase
Key
relatively
short
from
obligation
when
of
Arthurs,
land.
duration
title
in
the
to
that
indebtedness
representing
and
shares
stock
for
(2)
notes
to
be
reserved
purchase
issuance
for
to
due
payable
exercise
the
to
for
warrants
upon
sold
issuance
APPOINTMENTS—Registrar
stock
City
of
15,
the
N.
J.,
company.
is
the
Boyce
—V.
York,
N.
Y.,
is
upon
to
issuance
sold
of
in
Universal Finance
See
Standard
Financial
150,009
110^000
Christensen,
.
193,
p.
&
Inc.100.000
'50 000
B"t"her Sc Sherrerd
100,000
Penington,
100,000
Co.____
May
100,000
Co.
&
100,000
Corp.
Peters, Writer
Lestrange &
Sears
Investing
I.
&
Co.,
Simon
M.
50,000
53,000
Inc
Colket
&
&
Co.
50,000
Co.__
2234.
home
(Albert) Voigt Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
officer
an
banks
in
This
the
exercise
upon
1959
class
A
underwriter.,
of
conversion
and
Transfer
transfer
Registrar
the
Hampstead
150,000
Meeds^__
and
20,000
capital
and
(2)
stock
the
class
B
252,000
capital
of
$4
^
and
Co.,
agent
for
Transfer
15
Exchange
the
Co.,
class
50
A
Church
Place,
finders,
all
five-year
capital
Street,
The
offering
will
by
David
a.t
co-transfer
agent.—V.
194,
p.
894.
Corp.—Merger Approved—
Corp.,
above.—V."
194,
p.
682.
and
sale
manufactures
of
cents
to
is
metal
shares
be
and
per
store
to
29
offered
mp.de
and
Barnes,
5,000
sells'
a
will
a
expenses. The regisshe res to be sold to
Michael DeLaszlo,
shares
which
at
$4
a
large
variety
»
underlie
per
share. >
manufacture,' assembly
and
related items. It
of architectural metalwork, including sliding door assemblies and a variety of stock hard¬
ware
metal items such as
knobs, door handles, showcase locks, metal
tracks, runners, mirror frames and molding. The $244,500 estimated
and
-
best
receive
and
exercisable
principally in' the
fixtures, showcases
filed
Y.,
all-or-none
which
for
common
Alexander
N.
seeking registration
for public sale at
an
on
Inc.,
$19,750
A1
share;
issued
engaged
b°
Co.,
15,500
to
Brooklyn,
Aug.
on
to
be
&
includes
4,500
10
options
Barnes
commission
also
and
company
Place,
SEC
stock,
share
per
the
common
statement
Barnes
Dunham
with
of
The
basis
cent
tration
14-20
statement
shares
snare.
per
efforts
60
of
company
80,000
also
New
j.
Co
Co.
Boenning &
David
Jersey
$890,030
'
con¬
upon
conversion of the
shares issuable upon conversion
&
Draner.
of
company,
20,000
warrants
reserved
&
252,000 shs.
the purchase
Co
Bissell &
registration
capital
reserved
Bros.
Laird,
$8,674.
§ Includes
shares
$65,356,
the
of
1,000,000 shs.
generally from
are
&
Westheimer
327.500
10c)
resulted
have
Fuller
Stein
in¬
months)
Amount
Amount
D.
S.
82,667
stock
mortgages
The
shares
issuable
Stanley R. Ketcham & •
the
from
company,
Outstanding
(principally at
stock.
Option-
,
is engaged in the manufacture, sale and distribution of
,
of industrial high vacuum systems and equipment for
of such systems, as well as the design, engineering and .... «
construction of high vacuum systems pursuant to contract with
the
ultimate user. The line- of standard hign vacuum components made by
the company is distributed through manufacturers representatives and
.
directly by the company to users. Specially designed high vacuum
systems are, for
the most part, sold directly by the company to ...
L
the
FINANCING
indebtedness
R
Works,
their
on
agreed, to
GIVING
issuable
(4) 385,208
re¬
$426,490
tSundrv
INDA),
offer
BUSINESS—The
Out
company.
construction
debtedness
America
shares
Stock
be
A
capital
of
$65,356 for
4-6%l
♦6%
Chemical
of
Option Plan for Former
certain options previously
17,950
Mathieson
Mallinckrodt
Development
545.770
tLme
options
Key Employees, the
Employees of NDA,
of
Division
Nuclear
to
class
period 1954approximately $315,000
and
(3)
approximately
additional
operations,
five
such
on
the
dividends
the
of
of
the
company,
1960,
CAPITALIZATION
offered
be
com¬
(2)
adjacent
development
the
dividends
directors.
business
*
covering
are
a
sub¬
by
company.
during
projects;
land
of
devote
to
interest;
construction
1960,
dividends
quarter
Stock Of-
sale of the company's common
Aug. 29 through the offering of
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
quarter
t The
Conn..
is
with
done
company
$466,000
the
officer
an
development
DIVIDENDS—Commencing
third
Registered—
Ave.,
SFC
which
underwriters.
and the
the assets
all
/
b
is
the
shares
of
company
company's
interim
the
funds
expects
existing
the
of
to
of
property
from
through
financing.
as
by the company and 225 000 shares, being outstanding
ho'de'-s thereof. Eas man Dillon. Union Securities & Co.
Corp.
and
i..
executed
been
Since
the
without
and
its
credit,
nr
manage¬
listed
offering price and under¬
writing
terms are to be
supplied
by amendment. The registration
statement
also
includes
(1) 692,039 ou's'anding
shares, whi~h were
issued as part of a total of 916 939 shares in exchange for
substantially
>
construction
construction
due
to
and
anticipates
for
obtained
sale
stock,
k ?
home
approximately
sale
general
presently
loaned
acquisition
projects
company
necessary
Class
This
are
and
'
priced
which
All
of
the
the
indebtedness
development
for
existing
-?r-
a
offices
development
~
supervision.
proceeds
to
company
of
,
I.
in
dent.
•
executive
Authorized
officials
the
merger
single-family-home
All planning and development
contracts
buyers.
from
company
be
'
financing will be added to the
company's general funds and used for
various corporate purposes,
including the purchase of additional inventory and production machintvy; repayments of outstanding; loans and accounts payable, plant
expansion; sales promotion program and working capital.
sh.
of
by
cornoration
Jersey
planning,
medium
Jersey.
staff,
after
sales
New
a
the
New
company's
tMortgage indebtedness
The
ment
Stock
laws
successor
J.
is
the
under
the
company's
N.
Arizona.
which
Common
—
was
Co,,
The
business
home
company for moneys
1958 on open account
the issuing com¬
of
of
the
made
was
The
in 1954 it has developed or currently has under
such
developments
in the
Lakewood,
Point
Pleasant,
Heights, Brick Township, Howell Township and Freehold
Township areas of New Jersey containing over 750 single-family homes.
hoard
that
so
rr«"
conditions
in
and
operations
waived
working capital account
expected
.
company anticipates
will be continued.—V.
incorporated
1959
1954.
scale,
State
when
'v
.
Windsor, N.
is
in
Lake
company's
the
only
.-/
.
Equipment, Inc.—Common
Lab.
PROCEEDS—Net
'
■
Lakewood,
company's
under
-
80,000 shares at $4 par share by
Co. Inc., New York.
construction
Suring
holders in exchange for $251,000 in notes payable
fc1 0«5 One
oroc^ed?
from the stock sale
to
esMma^e"!
the
number
contractors
22,
Ave.,
principal
large
in
$86,000
—
Neil
communities
for
Union Title
conditions
the
months
"
was
26,
Accurate
April
on
52
ceived
to
addition
business
pattern,
'
Aug.
to
company's
marketing
determine.
In
^year.
recent
company
1959
r
193,
-
$39,104,000, which
However,
Mr.
Fairchild
Aug.
on
,
.
that
are
•
-
totaled
Development Corp.
&
Delaware
of
Sept.
on
the
of
acquisition
Motel, Decatur, Ga.
purposes
of
'
BUSINESS—The
Chicago, 111., the Saga Motor Hotel,
Belvedere Motor
The
added
to
be
Apartments,
used
be
facilities
will
will
general
seasonal
trend
"/
S.
State
Calif.,
mately- $1,200,000
last
•
.
period
the company's 10£ par cl. A capital stock at $2,875 per
they
the second mortgage on the "Sands Motor
Motel,
Tulsa, Okla., the deposit on the Tropicana Inn, Dallas, Texas and for
working capital requirements. An additional $250,000 will be used to
satisfy short term obligations in connection with the acquisition of the
Saga Motor Hotel.
Approximately $500,000 will be used in connection
with the acquisition of the Tropicana Inn, Dallas, Texas, and approxi¬
?!
than
in
normal'
sales
^
Delaware law in August 1961
business, Val-U-Homes Coi-p.,
a
New
will continue the business of
the predecessor in the manufacture and sale of prefabricated buildings
and "shell" homes and the manufacture and. sale of modular compo¬
nents
for
such
structures.The
net
proceeds
from
the sale
will
be used
to provide additional
working capital,
in addition, $50,000/
will be used for the construction of a new building which will inciudoi
expanded
warehouse
facilities, and 30,000 to acquire a **5 Va
acre a
tract
of land with a
duplex sample home located
thereon at New
for
as
although accounting statistics
ago.
month
same
24, Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Broadway, N. Y. C., publicly offered 200,000 shares of
2
1960.
which
of
proceeds of this financing, about $1,350,000 will be used to repay bank
loans
the
Offered—On
and apartment developments.
The com¬
business investment company.
Of the net
small
nine
improvement
stock
of
buildings
operate, and office
pany
also owns a
the
3%, less
f-vorable
p.' 1166,'
to
respect
October
in
most
nearly the
very
respectively.
Friedman
law
motels,
year
a
were
to
wi h
the
together.
under
letter
tinued
as
to be
Sidney
and
earnings
stockholders/stated that U. S. E. has enjoyed a slightly
>{man#.'for'#rodnets during the post quarter.,,With a con¬
$25,000
1966)
with
Corp.
and
company,
hotels
own
and
Higginson
Lee
to
"to
fee of
a
Funding Corp.
10,000 shares,
Republic
Corp.,
^.•CBebruar^y.i^gl.
Corp.
for
year
one
Funding
share until March 14,
45,000
and
company
and
Corp.,
45,000,
Under
Higginson
for
per
concerning
matters
underwriter
The
It
is
Funding
estate
the
Higginson
purchase
to
Republic
to
share.
Lee
company
options (exercisable at $8.50
and
1
the
to
per
retained
company
consultant
granted
These
rajDMe|tTXpr...a precise comparison.
salerrbr
v
Vactronic
in
per share
on
the company's common-stock
period ended July 31 were announced by Joseph S.
corresponding period
rpproximately
underlying options to be
exercisable
initially at $10
Co.—Nine Months' Report—
cents
President.
underlying five-year options to be granted to Lee Hig^"1
ginson Corp. at the time of its purchase of the debentures, and 50,000
shares
common
i'
72
month
nine
the
50,C
are
of
Earnings
public sale
through underwriters headed by Lee Higginson
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
public
by
Aug.
on
debentures due
United States Envelope
registration
a
basis
none
or
The
Corp.
the
subordinated
filed
,
combined and which have been or will be disof Hevmetite upon its liquidation.
V, .194,
Val-U-IIomes Corp. of Delaware—Common
has
company
company
Robert
lists
from
the
which
of
tered—
This
corporation on
fered—The initial public
the
of
company's
Reflectone
Hermetlte
June 30, 1961 when the company
shareholders
to
894.
purposes.
indebtedness,
and
sell
public
the
issued
company
to engage in commercial produc¬
the balance will be added to working
and
common
ranging
proposes
this
in
from
the
whom
necessary
certain
shares
amounts
who
completion of
distribution
general
prospectus
the Flip-Top Crown
handle this crown.
The
to
and
be
of
manually
a
fc)
Corp., a Nt'(V Jersey
and Hermetite were
produce
equipment
will
George
The
and
$500,000
for
sell
and
to
30,
1961 when the company and
103,902 shares heretofore issued to
June
on
combined
Inc.,
Electronics,
Revlectone
of
shares
such
were
shares
Such
number of
stock.
holders
on Aug. 25
covering, 399,902
include (a)
260,000 ;shares,
wnich could be purchased or
SEC
the
with
components
owns
Flip-Top Crown in certain foreign
the design and development of the
in
proceeds
to
165,000
shares.
the
machinery
shares
the
net
used
and
pre¬
^
shares of
being the
maximum
shares
*7, - 91i
purchased and not resold or otherwise disposed of as of Aug.
1961,
upon
the exercise of all options previously gi anted oi upon.,
the exercise of any options which may hereafter be granted for shares
now
available for option under the existing Restricted Stock Option
Plan of 1959,
(b) 36,000 shares held by individuals, formerly snare-
a
150,000
per
issuable
of
as
manufacture
the
Of
Flip-Top Crown,
and
addition
sell
Transcontinental
of
sell
bottling
upon
stock,
which
(of
above.—V.
Inc.,
sold
time
manufacture
existing
Crown.
the
of
capital
and
to
manufacture
the
installation
owns
Electronics,
for
amount
to
participation
necessary
additional
purposes.
engaged
(2)
intends
company
Flip-Top
Tracerlab, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Laboratory
J.,1 filed
at $8
registra-
St. Louis, Mo., filed a
400 Paul Ave.,
of
corporation
statement
common
p.
"Flip-Top Crown") for bottled beer, soft
and liquids.
The only activities in which
to date have been
(1)
granting of sub¬
beverages
has
and
adapt
200,000
See
N.
covering
stock
common
from
license
(the
cap
to manufacture
to
mence
outstanding
world-wide
company
and
incurred in connection wiih
subsidiaries and the balance employed
related
and
company
sold
be
may
other
machinery
indebtedness
present
of
capital
the
of
principal
$37,500
crown
and
countries,
In addition to certain in¬
349,000 common shares, all
owned by its President, Maurice M. Lasensky.
working
debtedness,
22
Corp.—Common Registered—
Universal Match
This
tion
-
$250,000
shares
drinks
underwriters
applied
shares
100,000
Management Corp., the principal
&
Peck,
the
representative
headed by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin & Co.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
;7
Paterson,
Aug.
on
Adams
the
basis
all-or-none
an
on
East
to be offered for public sale
Market or otherwise, at
prices not in excess of those
vailing in the market at the time of such sale.
Organized under Delaware law in February 1960, the company
of 2700 Hawkeys Drive, Sioux City, Iowa, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Aug. 21 covering 125,000 shares of>
through
with
Counter
Registered—
This company,
common
2482.
p.
due
including
1971,
853.
193, p.
of
notes
140.000
;;
ri)
193,
principal amount of the company's 6%
con¬
April 15, 1961, and 40,000 shares of common stock
issuable
upon
the conversion of
$100,000
principal amount of the
company's 10-year subordinated convertible debentures due May 15,
of
of class
shares
133,834
to
will
includes
also
vertible
i,
national basis.
company's
utilized
and
will be made through underwriters headed by Adams &
receive an 80c per share commission.
The registra¬
which
tion
the
the
and
Boulevard,
the
SEC
437
stock,
common
currently being sold in
in
shares.—V.
26,680
This
corporation. of
registration statement
test-
been
has
large-scale
a
will
working capital
expenditures for
and
management,
scrap.
Net proceeds from
be added to general funds
United States Crown Corp.—Common Registered—
cities.
Midwestern
and
fuel
nuciear
fuel
nuclear
tributed
with offices at 170 Atlantic St., Stamford.
company
a
number
a
reactor
of
with parallel
medical research and administrative overhead,
expenditure being made in each category.
programs,
H
will
stock
A
primarily for advertising, market development
the company
by
manufacture
for general corporate purposes,
including capital
equipment.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company
has ou'standing 917 039 shares of common stock
of which Olin Mathie¬
son
and Mallinckrodt Chemical own 582,000 and 94,075 shares, respec¬
tively, and propose to sell (through uie underwriters) 200,000 and
25,000, respectively. They are also registering the balance of their
holdings for later sale from time to time, as are 14 other selling stock¬
holders who propose to sell all of their holdings ranging In amounts
offer¬
Offered—Public
Stock
of
stock
additional
design,
system
non-irradiated
of
additional
of
provide
A
fabrication
processing
holdings.
Inc.—Class
Tassette,
materials,
.tale
reactor
nuclear
areas,
,
Volume
194
Number 6087
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
from the stock sale will be applied to repayment of
to officers, to repay lactunng advances used ior working
for leasehold improvementg and for other expenses relating to
proceeds
not
moving
the
Williams-McWilliams
due
notes
capital,
baking
to
spray-painting
and
and
motion
oCcuptuiwy
ana
for
oj.
equipment,
capital
wonting
for
pioixiiaco,
uc*v
ior
to
tne
advertising
be
used
sales
and
general
for
130,700
pro¬
of
of
listed
is
outstanding
Board
as
snares
$1,366 per snare
was
Upon
Cnairman.
tile
oi
The
May
per
share
new
31,
1961
will
and
be
book
In
value
increased
The
to
Pictures, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
that
The
date.
from
a
upon
the
special
of
shares
nary
of
Associated
nonconsoliaated
subsequent
represents
dividend
a
of
I,000,u00
second
In
ordi¬
our
Briiisn Picture corp., Ltd, stock received
subsidiary ana capital gain realized
the stock less estimated Federal income
net
income
for
the
corresponding
$3.05 per share
$4,o77,000 representing
shares outstanding at May 28, l9t>u.
to
period
last
„
the
on
1,499,900
profit
•••
.
•
•
,,
'
■
This
Steamship
for
so
in
been
that
the
black."
time in both
some
'
Co.
dredging and construction,
con¬
the
week
volume
has
steadily increased
period
closing July
193, p. 1277.
show
15
and
current
the
results
for
operations
are
successor to
engage in the printing
of photographic
these
companies,
resulted
in
an
the
issuing
of
Michigan
South
2357
with
statement
the
SEC
on
Aug.
Ave.; Chicago, filed a regis¬
covering 265,000 shares of
25
stock, of which 250,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 15,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
the present holders thereof.
The stock is to be offered at $2 per share
through D. E. Liederman & Co., Inc.,- on an all or none basis, for
..
the
underwriter
$15,000 for expenses.
Corp.—Common Registered—
shares
of 71 St. Joseph St., Mobile, Ala., filed a registration
covering 1,743,000 common shares to be Offered
by underwriters headed by Shields & Co.Tne
company
is engaged primarily in carrying liner-type cargoes.
Proceeds will go to the selling stockholder, McLean Industries,
Inc.
company
will
receive
10c
per
by present stockholders of the
share.
per
The
30c
a
per
share
Also included in the statement
commisison,
are
plus
15,000 common
five-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter at
warrant, exercisable at $2 per share, plus 10,000 shares to be
underlying
sold
public sale
after-tax
According
profit
of
the
to
$39,530
prospectus,
in
the
March 31,
the
the
of
1978
1,
Chase
sinking
100%
at
redemption
fund,
$342,000
pius-accrued
Oct.
on
its
of
debentures
will
be
Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N.Y. 15, N.Y.-r-W. 192,
will
be
assets and In substantial losses in
Moses
the
to
Net
proceeds
applied
and
of
the
part to the discharge of obligations to Rawleigh,
Inc., which funds were used for working capital and
financing the company's own receivables.
Indebtedness
Co.,
balance for
Rawleigh, Moses amounted
at
effective
an
In addition to
rake
to
of
$124,121
18%
per
as
of
Aug.
This
corporation
statement
with
headed
of
Fifth
680
.
the SEC
stock,- to
common
Ave.,
York,
New
filed
company
was
company
to the
underwriter at
$2
Of
$530,000.
Witt
With
The
organized under Illinois law
on
Aug.
8,
1961,
and
•
Manufacturing; Co., Inc., La Crosse, Wis.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
corporation
shares
common
The
'
>
proceeds
tory and
to
are
on
be
to
Aug.
21,
offered
1961
at
used
be
par
for
filed
Reg.
a
($100),
A
without
promotion
and
working capital.
at
offered-for
Sing.er & Co.. The public offering price and under-'
by amendment. " The registration
B common shares- to .be sold to
the underwriters
at $1 per share ,and..2,500 class
B shares sold to
certain
employees and business associates of ' the company at $1 per
sliare.
"
v
to- be
supplied
includes '7,500.'class
terms
are
also'
statement
•
-
-.Trie
It
is
company
eng-ugtu
Delaware
organized
-til- tne
under
iiut».i
was
gei.eiai
auu
law
October,- 1960.
in
Tne
business.
xudl estate
com¬
active operations in January,. '1961 after having acquired
the ' capital units of all
partners and stockholders m the
begun
pany
100%
of
partnerships ana' corporations which were the subject of an exchange
in -exchange .for
1,234,*93, shares of the class A comniun Suoek
Of the company. The properties so acquired are as follows: Lord Bal¬
timore. flee) Baltimore, Md.; Gramercy Park Hotel (operating iee), New
offer
York; Paramount* no.*:r tree;; new rort.; ■ montmartre Hotel (99-year
ground lease),'Miami' Beach, Fla.; Hotel nritiany (iee) New York; and
tnei.Winslow
Hotel
(iee), l\evv York. Since its Inception in January,
1961, anu subsequent to the consummation of the exchange offer, the
,
company,acquired the following properties: Western Hills Hotel (oper¬
ating fee), Fort Worth, Texas;, Emerson Hotel
(fee and operating
leasehold), Baltimore; a»rd LorU'Baitifhoie Hcnei tleasenold), Baltimore.
01 the net proceeds from the stock sale, $1,360,009 has been allocated
towards lepaymenJ Of bank loans and'interim financing for the acquisi¬
tion, oi. the-Amei son Hotel, and'tne balance will-be added to generalv
funds to be usea ior corporate purposes.
y'V
\ «•'
*
addition
In
T,3b0,49u
,
K.
certain
to
President
class
respectively.—V.
Wesco
193,
148.
p.
Industries,;
the
shares,
owns
as
of
17.89%
25.57%
group
a
and
and
49%,.
86.46%,
:
'
,
has outstanding
which Herbert
company
common
Chairman,
b
Board
and
and management officials
respectively,
;
indebtedness,
and 63,500
A
mass
weissberg,
*
Inc.—Common
:'
•
Offered—On
Stock
23/ .First. Madison
Corp.,, 79 ' Madison
Avenue
Bunding, New;York City, publicly offered 80,000 shares
Aug.
tne
or
company's 10
stock
common
par
cent
$3
at
v/-
snare:
per
:
•.
•
•
all shares are sold, the estimated net proparent ctmiijauy Will "amuunt to $192,01)0 alter deducting
unuerwriling commissio.iS1 and expenses, and'expenses of tne company,.'
aggregating approximately $48,000. These proceeds Will be "Uoed ior
tire following "purposes in the oruer of priority snownr moving expenses
and improvement's $18,000; additional macninery and equipment $30,-.
000; advertising $20,0U0; researcn and development-$25,000; purcnase
of- test
ana- inspection
equipment $11,000,*-,hiring of additional per¬
*.
PROCEEDS—Assuming
ceeds
to
sonnel
tne
$15,000;-arid
BUSINESS—The
North
Tne
*
generator
machine
tanks,
ponerit- parts ior
as Atlas, Polaris,
mist
collant
Wesco
Tool,
Marsnail
idol,
Bendix
macriine
ana
and
Lockheed
Collins
tools
Aircraft,
Radio,
ican Aviation
and
imately
defense
60'%
Packard
Convair.
.
nardware--and
macnined
U.
S.
Bell,
40%
and
GIVING
Navy,
Douglas
of
U.
S.
stock
Nortn
of
15,000
warrants
t lf
the
shares
allocated
entire
to
issue
for
reserved
Today leukemia is
PRESENT
FINANCING
standing 15,000 warrants for which the
when
said
there
will
which
the
of
warrants
be
215,000
will
the
be
will
If
shares.
issued
such
or
will
exercise
■
■_
will
The
1961,
compared
to
year.
Sales
small
gain
three
'
For
or
34
the
third
the
over
quarters
the
that net
amounted
to
$8,820,000,
for
before
a
June
shares of stock for
making a total
1963,
issue
is
sold,
the
will be
exercised.—V.
warrants
increased
194,
p.
by
576.
of
i960.
$62,067,000,
year.—V. 193,
t
'*
.
a
share,
period
an
undercurrent of excitement in
the nation's
as
New
.
cancer
a new
kemia story.
last
for
Sales
the
third
with
of
fiscal
company
has
called
accrued
for
redemption
38,000 shares of its
dividends. Payment will
•16.Wall St.,
New York
15,
leu¬
break-through leading to the control of
cancers.
giving
one out
research dollars
Society is
of
every
to
leukemia-related
now
six of its
1
word
appears
in the leu¬
are
alreafdy in
use,
duced in
Your
gift to the American Cancer
Society makes this support possible.
The word is hope.
drugs
research.
prolonging
laboratory animals has been cured.
Your
gift helps keep alive that giant
word—hope.
the
same
Most
important, there is growing evidence
Fight
send
a
cancer
check
with
to your
a
checkup—and
Unit of the
"
•
that leukemia—one of the foremost disease-
2482.
'w,L'-ri/Tv;"
The
research laboratories.
the lives of leukemia victims. Leukemia in¬
1961
for
quarter
$63,100,000
Western. Auto Supply Co.—To Redeem Preferred^—
outstanding
all
a
might someday be
July 31
compared
p.
There is
killers of children
.
the
bring the first break¬
hope for the discovery of
kemia vaccine—which
re¬
through in the control of all cancer!
nine months ended
...
to
search may
Suddenly,
the company earned $1,865,000,
s^iare, compared with $2,809,000 or 53 cents a share, for
quarter
last
earnings for the
1960.
ended
of science's
then
quarters of fiscal 1961 were $183,736,000, a
previous record of $183,686,000 attained for the
months
one
paradoxes, leukemia
it presents
$1,500,
$5,158,000, equal to 95 cents
$1.66 a share, for the same
or
hopeless form
and
three
the
of
three
cents
amounted
period
reported
company
July 31,
by
a
The American Cancer
out¬
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Nine Months' Report
r
lies in the most hopeless
.
be
receive $150
15,
But
cancer.
strange
15,000
additional
are
the
there
outstanding stock
that
to
finders.
sold
is
of
200,000 shs.
f 15,000
subject
company
entire
the
the
and
on
an
than
warrants
and
additional
an
receive
less
pro-rata
of
number
exercised,
are
outstanding
company
shares
stock
common
Outstanding
*1,000,000 sns.
115,000
underwriter
the
oi
The most hope
component parts is approx¬
TO
'
_.
Includes
Allis
Amer¬
commercial.
EFFECT
cents)
10
(par
Warrants
*
com-
Army,
Aircraft,
Authorized
Common
coolant
are
produced by its subsidiary
in approximately 35 different
to sucn principal companies as
Westinghouse, General Electric,
Manufacture
work
CAPITALIZATION
;
2816
and
mist
pumps,
manufactured
are
by this subsidiary are
General Motors Corp.,
Corp.,
Chaimers,
murine
tools;
of
2820
industry whicn are used on mlssnos such
Nike, Nike Super arid Terrier. The company s pumps,
Inc.
Sales
manufacturer
"...f
$73,000.
tne missile
tanks
varieties.
BurJank,
diver shied
Capital
two buildings ;at
Calif.
\v.
occupies
Road,
is, a
company
working
additional
company
Feriiarido
ban
4.80%
be
on
Oct.
preferred
made
N. Y.-^-V. 194,
virus.
-
at
p.
the
36J.
2,
1961,
stock
at
Bankers
'
all
of
its
$103,
pius
Trust
Co.,
Why is this
—-
so
may
he caused by
a
important? Because
covering
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
1,440
underwriting.
advertising,
by Troster,
writing
of
by Lawrence J. Aberman, Executive Vice-President.
Each proposes to
sell 5,000 shares to the public.
In addition, the principal stockholders
been granted restricted- stock options to
purchase'40,500 shares
at $2.20 per share. Upon completion of
the public offering of stock
according to the prospectus, management officials will own 235,000
shares, or 46% of the then outstanding stock, for their original
capital
contribution of $4,020 (and With a book value of
$6,342), as against
an
ownership of 52% by purchasers of the 265,000 shares at a cost
registration
a
exclusive
President,
Aug.-28, covering 250,000 shares of class A
public, sale through underwriters
on
be
24
annum.
indebtedness, the company now lias outstanding 260,000
of which 86,667 shares each are owned by Herbert B.
and Edgar R. Aberman,
Vice-President, and 86 666
shares,
common
Marder,
business due to interrupted
sale of additional stocx
company's
in
945.-
p.
ended
loss
of current
due
made
use
opera¬
(or
through
1961,
1,
5y/s%
Payment
interest.
year
some
it.) Weissberg Corp.—Class 'A Registered—
(II.
:
has called for
corporation
operation
Oct.
1,
will
1961, in losses for the three fiscal years 1957, 1958 and
1959
$3,000 of profits in 1960; and as of May
31, 1961 the com¬
its predecessors) had a net working capital deficit of
$48 651
and a book value of $6,017 or $.023
per outstanding share.
The losses
and deficit are
said to be attributable In
large part to a major fire
suffered at a previous location in 1957
resulting in a considerable
and
pany
(J.) Weingarten, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
July
Windsor
company
of towels and other textile products by the
printing methods.
tions
Interest
Captain Thornton stated, "The Immediate outlook for
packing division is good. Since the sale of their retail stores,
wholesale
As
production.
although competition is still strong and
common
statement with the SEC
for
to be
company
tration
which
Waterman
have
would
profitable."—V.
This
on
895.
June
to stockholders,
"
sales of capital assets was $523,000 tor the nine moiuns
ended May 27, 1961, as compared with $66,392,000, $881,000 ana $*oU,000 respectively for the nine months ended
May 28, 1960.—V. 194,
p.
per
Windsor Texprint, Inc.—Common Registered—.
i
.
sales,
television,
including
a
sales of $19,078,850 Compared with earnings of $355,622
quarter.
four
acquired by merger Texti-Print Co., Inc. which on
acquired all the operating assets of Texti-Craft Co. and
have
•
,,
' .. ,'
etc. amounted to $63,574,000,
dividends from foreign subsidiaries not consolidated were $38j,ujo and
rentals
after
$60,898,
for the first half of
non-recurring book loss
year
'
Film
of
loss
operations
53
thereafter
Textile
conditions should continue to improve. The company's
and
dredging backlog increased to $2,850,000 during
meat
their
now
consolidated
The
Months'
addition,
Merkel's
of
taxes.
amounted
1961
struction
foreign
sale
of
industry
$4,983,000
income
letter
will continue
May 27, 1961, con¬
representing $4.42 per share and,
in addition thereto, $4,511,000 of special income equivalent to $4.00
per share on
the 1,125,013 shares of common stock outstanding at
income
net
net
a
that
reported
Captain Thornton said
reports for the nine months ended
company
solidated
on
ended
a
half
Warner Bros.
cents
period
snares.
$.J.l<±
saie
Six
—
-
share on sales of $19,075,310 in the corresponding
30, 1960.
Captain L. R. Thornton, President, noted
that the non-recurring book loss resulted from the termination of the
Merkel meat packing division's retail operations and sale of Merkel's
chain
of
retail stores.
Captain Thornton told stockholders, "Except
for
this
non-recurring loss your company's operations for the first
or
to certaih indebtedness, the company has outstanding
of common stock, of which Clifford F. May, President,
Lowenstein, Vice-President, own over 49% eacn. Harry G.
Scnroeder
$112,864,,
50
Inc.
-
has
company
resulted in
1961
corporate
shares
Harry
and
•
The
purposes.
In addition
Industries,
1961
Report—
of
purcnase
(1001)
inven¬
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(100%)
.
.
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
100.075, a net interest
3.44%, as follows:
FLORIDA
of
cost
about
Gordo, Alabama
Bond
Offeriiig — Joel Glass,
Chairman
of the
11
(CST)
a.m.
5,000,000
un¬
Sept. 6
on
purchase of $500,000 water
works, gas, and sewer revenue
mortgage bonds. Due on Sept. 1
1964
from
able
to 2000 inclusive.
of
Offering—Lester Wishert,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until Sept. 18 for the pur¬
$65,000 water works
CALIFORNIA
Belmont School Dist., San Mateo
ing,
sealed
wood
Clerk,
bids
will
receive
office
his
at
in
Red¬
City,
until 10 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on Sept. 12 for the purchase
of $50,000
school 1961, series A
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
Sept.
1
from
1967
to
1976
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Glendale, Calif.
j
Bond
Sale—The
1961
er
$3,250,000 sew¬
offered on Aug. 24
bonds
ton
194, p. 472—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America
N. T.
Francisco, at
S. A., of San
price of 100.053, a
of about 3.28%,
a
interest
net
&
cost
follows:
as
$990,000
6s.
as
from
Sept.
on
1
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
330,000
as
1968
2%s.
490.000
on
Sept. 1,
on
Due
3s.
as
from
Due
Sept.
1969.
and
1
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
800,000
3V4S.
as
from
320,000
Due
3.40s.
as
Due
on
Sept. 1,
1979.
and
160,000
Sept. 1
on
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
as
1978
Due
3V2s.
Due
Is.
as
Due
on
Sept. 1,
on
Sept.
1,
1981.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Corp., R. H. Moulton & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., Wertheim &
Co., Laidlaw & Co., W. H. Morton
& Co., Inc., Stone &
Youngberg,
Stroud & Co., Inc., J. A. Hogle &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., Brown
Harriman
duPont
&
& Co., Francis I.
Co.,, Fred D. Blake &
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Rich-Mar Union
Sch. Dist., San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$97,000
1959
school, series C bonds offered
Aug.
22—v.
awarded
N.
T. &
to
194,
the
p.
Bank
on
683—were
of
America
S. A. of San Francisco.
San
Diego, Calif.
Names Paying AgenL-^First Na¬
tional
City
Bank' has
been
ap¬
pointed
New
for
bonds
4%
sewer
1961, due June
June 1,
1981-2001.
1,
—
—
a
syndicate headed by
-the Bank of America N. T. & S.
A.
of San
Francisco, at a price of
&
inclusive.,,
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the First
interest
National
Blackfoot,
Bond
Offering
Bank, in Mitchell. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
7
Idaho
Lind-
Elvin
—
for
2
the
p.m.
(MST)
sealed
on Sept.
Bond Sale—The
works
purchase
Seattle-First National Bank,
J.
Barth
Staats
mill
&
&
Co.; Shearson, HamE. F. Hutton
Co.
E. Hutton &
Lee
Corp.; Wm. E. Pollock
N. A., of
Bond
rick, Sullivan & Co.; Gregory &
Sons;
National
City
Bank,
of
Cleveland; Robinson - Humphrey
gality
Inc.;
&
MacArthur
bonds.
1966
Morris
&
Co.; Rowles,
Co.; Shuman, Agnew &
Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stock¬
yards National Bank, of Wichita;
man
Third National Bank,
&
of Nashville;
Crhistensen, Inc.; J. C.
Co.; Arthur L. Wright &
Co.,
City; Dallas Union
Securities Co., Inc.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Hill Richards & Co.;
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller; Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.;
Salt
&
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
& Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Wagenseller
& Durst, Inc.; R. D. White & Co.;
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.; Frank
& Robert Bender Co.; Herbert J.
Sims &' Co., Inc., and C. N. White
& Co.
•
,
.
.
CONNECTICUT
'
,
Bond
Town
'
•
Monroe, Conn.
Offering—George Hudak,
Treasurer,
will*" receive
sealed bids until
noon (EDST). on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $775,000
elementary
school, bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961." Due on Sept.
1
from
1985
inclusive.
&
Sale—An
G. H. Walker &
Co.,
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
City Trust Co., in
Bridgeport. Legality approved by
Ropes & Gray, of Boston.
Sale—The-
to
194,
The
Sullivan,
p.
as
3s, at
parking facil¬
bonds.
Dated
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
payable
(J-D)
at
the
City
office.
KANSAS
LaCygne, Kansas
from;
Sale—An
Bond
was
issue
improvement
sewer
sold
The
to
of
$25,410
1961
bonds
First
Securities
$250,sold to
Bond
fered
a
Aug. 4
awarded
Daviess County, Ind..
1961 revenue bonds of¬
Aug. 25—v. 194, p. 792—
awarded to
&
Co.,
as
Miller,
Canfield,
by
Davison, Mich.
Bond
issue of $66,000
Sale—An
Aug. 24
on
Moore &
sold to McDonald-
was
Co., at
price of 100.037,
a
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
33/4s.
as
from
3.51%,
•
.
1962
Due
1965
from 1966 to
Elk
inclusive.
Due
on
to
3 ^s/
as
on
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
1975 inclusive.
Rapids, Mich.
:
.
"
Glick, Vil¬
lage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids .until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 6
for- the purchase of $73,000 judg¬
ment funding bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due
1970
on
Nov.
1 from
1962
to
inclusive.^
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap^proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
•
'
Hampton Township, Mich.
Jr., Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) ton
Sept.. 7 for the purchase 'of $400,000
June
1,
June 1 from 1962
to
Dated
bonds.
water
1961. Due
on
inclusive.
Principal ahcLin-f
(J-D) payable at any bank
trust
designated by
Legality ap¬
company
-
Livingston County, Ky.
Bond
of
less,
Offering—Gabe
County
McCand-
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $110,000 school building revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.. Due on Sept.
par,
1
from
1962
Clerk,
to
inclusive. Principal
(J-D)j payable
at
and
the
Pad¬
>•
Mich..-
Manistee,
Bond Sale—The $200,000 bridge
bonds offered ton Aug. 15—v. 194,
685—were awarded to The First
p.
of
Michigan Corporation, and Mc¬
& Co., at a price
of 100.084} a net interest cost of
about
M-S. Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
•
.
McLean
County, Ky.
3.37%,
$45,000
as
4s.
follows:
as
Due
on
May 1 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
70,000
as
3s.
Due
on
May 1 from
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
85,000
as
3y2s.
Due
on
May
1
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
;
Additional
terest
ville.
Stone, of Detroit.
,,
1976 inclusive. In¬
Bond Offering — Henry Willis,
Vance, County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on Sept.
County Auditor, will receive seal¬
ed bids untiL 10:30. a.m.
(CDST) 7 for the purchase - of $170,000
on* Sept.
25 for the purchase-of school " building
revenue
bonds.
$286,000
hospital
1961
bonds. Dated Sept.! 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due; semi¬ 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
annually from July 1, 1962 to Jan. terest M-S. Legality approved by
■*
proved by Miller,; Canftold,
dock &
Donald-Moore
1961
Sale—* The
$60,000
motor
vehicle highway fund
bonds offered on Aug. 15—v. 194,
685—were awarded to
p.
han,
Harris
&
Co.,
*
Bond Offering—John T.
interest
by
Legality
$135,000 first
3.58%.
on
Bank
on
The
—
Cruttenden, Po¬
3V4S and 3V2s, at
price of 99.143, a basis of about
desta
school
price of
Sale
mortgage
$60,000 munici¬
pal building 1961 bonds offered
on Aug.
23:—v. 194, p. 792—were
awarded to Fox, Reusch* & Co.,
Inc., and ..Frank E. 'Hailstone &
Co., jointly, as 3V8S, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 3.07%.
1972
designated
bidder.
company
successful
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
or
Municipal Improvement
Corporation, Ky.
Chesterton, Ind.
1,
Callable. Principal and
(J-J) payable at any bank
trust
terest
Bond Sale—The
k
1961.
July 1 from 1963 to 1987
on
1971
Co. of Kansas.
KENTUCKY
$61,000
a
fund
1,
Bond Offering—George Badour,
4y4s._
State
Ma¬
Lexington
of
473—were
Farmers
Sept.
the successful bidder.
was
building bonds offered
—v.
Dated
inclusive.
Chicago.
Township School Township
(P. O. Dugger), Ind.
Bond
retirement
debt
bonds.
Bond Offering—Paul
Florence
—
vehicle
revenue
were
•
8
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
INDIANA
Cass
Aug.
Dated
1
school
interest
Des
Treasurer's
III.
as
on
group
Des
-
motor
1974
to
Callable.
issue
a
Offering
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
offered
$300,000
Sept.
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
Lake
Putnam
:
to
000 waterworks bonds
Continental Bank & Trust
,
000
est
Jan.
on
(EST) on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $139,-
Bannister,
Cooney, of
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 2 p.m.
(CDST) on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $175,-
institution
bonds.
revenue
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
street improvement bonds offered
to
of
of Boston.
Boynton Sch. District, Mich.
Bond
52,000
Dec.
Taylorville,
Co., Inc.; Chapman, Howe & Co.
of
Iowa
Merchants Na¬
England
MICHIGAN
$14,000
Bond
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Chap¬
Winston &
Wells
water
&
son,
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $750,000
to
Muscatine, Iowa
*
July 1, 1961. Due
1962
Oct. 1
Bank," in Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Moines,
WhitePhillips Co., Inc., and Becker &
Cownie, Inc., at a price of 100.011.
Rockford, III.
Co.;
New
composed of
Moines National
Bank,
Bond Offering—Robert J. Lind-
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Lyons &
Shafto, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Wil¬
Wheat &
The
Sept.
mental
health
and
welfare institution
'
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
S.
sold
ities
25,000,000
public
by
Ahlers
bonds
was
bonds.
Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Free¬
man
& Co.; Hirsch & Co.; J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Hooker & Fay, Inc.;
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.; John¬
ston, Lemon & Co.
Kenower,
approved
school
follows:
education
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
(State of)
Offering—Sealed bids will
$75,000,000
1
Interest M-N. Le¬
College Community School District
(P. O. Cedar Rapids), Iowa
Sept. 27 for the
purchase of $100,000,000 bonds, as
S.
F.
Nov.
on
Carpenter,
be received until
Smithers & Co.;
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Coffin
& Burr; Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Co.,
the
approved
inclusive.
bonds.
on
tional
the
Illinois
Salt Lake City; Fitzpat-
on
Des Moines.
bonds.
Inc.; Stone & Youngberg;
Security
Bank
of
Utah,
Co.,
First
(CST)
1948
Due
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
or
1971
of
act
1961.
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. Princi¬
1961. Due
18 for
the purchase of $655,000
bridge and public safety building
Higginson Corp.; New York
Hanseatic
&
will receive sealed bids until
loan
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $18,000
station bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Sale—An i§sue of $250,airport bonds was sold to Ben¬
jamin Lewis & Co., as 3V4S and
3V2S. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1966 to 1975 inclu¬
000
& Co.,
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Wer¬
theim & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Co.; A. G. Becker &; Cb^ilfc;? City
National Bank & Trust Co.; Com¬
Highland Park, III.
merce
Trust Co./ both of Kansas
«, Bond
Offering—Paul D. Speer,.
City; Francis I. du'Pont & Co.; W. Municipal
Finance
Consultant,"
Co.;
project
Dated Oct. 1,
fire
Bond
Co.; Equitable Secu¬
Corporation; Shields & Co.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; William
R.
be received until 8 p.m.
New
Boston, 30 State St., Boston, un¬
11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 7 for
the
purchase of $865,000 school
1961
Altoona, Iowa
the
til
Due
Offering—Sealed bids will
c/o
of
000
IOWA
Bond
bids
sealed
on
Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., Inc., as 4%s, at a price of
100.30, a basis of about 4.35%.
County Airport Authority
(P. O. Charleston), III.
&
ceive
were
—
6
Coles
rities
offered
792
p.
M.
re¬
England Merchants National Bank
awarded to
ILLINOIS
Seattle.
194,
v.
—
Anna
—
Greeley, Town Treasurer, will
$268,000 water¬
bonds
revenue
Aug. 24
bonds. Dated
Offering
Palmer & Dodge,
Walkerton, Ind.
Mayor, will receive
quist,
bids until
Philadelphia National Bank, of
Philadelphia; John Nuveen & Co.;
1967-76;
;
1987
to
IDAHO
Kuhn,
Chicago;
revenue
Sale
The $20,000,000
school, series B bonds offered on
Aug. 29—v. 194} p, 791
were
awarded to
syndi¬
agent
Diego Unified School District,
San Diego
County, Calif.
Bond
by
ler, of Chicago.
$42,500,000
City of
3 3/4%
and
San
paying
Inter¬
approved
of $306,000
Sept. 1, 1961. Princi¬
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
principal amount,
San Diego 5%%, 3.80%;
York
Callable.
Legality
follows: Blyth & Co.,
as
March 1 from P-J36
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
liam
First Boston
Bros.
the
on
inclusive.
M-S.
Loeb & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Wells Fargo Bank American Trust
1980.
160,000
were
of
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Leh¬
Brothers; Northern Trust Co.,
of
•—v.
a
members
man
of
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
cate
1975
est
1982.
Co.,
County, Calif.
Bond
1,
Bond
City, Ind.
Bond Offering—Dale J. Caudell,
Secretary of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CDST) on Sept, 12
for the purchase of $49,000 school
building 1961 bonds. Dated Sept.
12, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
receive
Andover, Mass.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Mitchell School
a.m.
Co., of San Francisco; Weeden &
rev¬
bonds.
enue
1, 1956. Due
to
Other
&
Fla.'
O. Rolland,
will
MASSACHUSETTS
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
School
(EST) on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $6,010,000 school bonds. Dated March
Due on Oct. 1,
Due on Oct.
Is.
as
Director,
sealed bids until 10
1981.
1,000,000
Tax
Offering—E.
Executive
Due on Oct. 1
3%s.
as
Special
District No.'1,
Bond
Oct. 1
on
County
■'
Inc.; Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles; Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York; First Bos¬
Tolleson, Ariz.
chase of
1
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Sept.
ARIZONA
Bond
Due
3y2s.
as
1,000,000
Call¬
1, 1971. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
as
Oct.
on
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
6,000,000
the
Due
3V4S.
as
from
for
5s.
as
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
from
Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids
til
$7,000,000
Dade
price of 100.055, a
Strana-
23/4S, at a
basis of about
as
2.73%.
Wayne
County,
Moeller Drain
Garden
City,
Drainage: Dist.,
Michigan
:
Bond
*
Offering—Henry VY Her-*
rick,' - County
Drain Commission¬
will receive sealed bids until
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
er,
ville.
10 a.rm,
(EST),
on
Sept, 21 for the
Volume
194
Number 6087
purchase of $794,000 drainage spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1962
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
ties
Corporation, Union Planters
Bank, of Memphis, Leland Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
to 1981 inclusive. Callable. Prin¬ M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable Corp., Allen & Co., Alvis & Co.,
at any
bank or trust company Arnold & Derbes, Herman Bensdesignated by the successful bid¬ dorf & Co., Cady & Co., Ducourder. Legality approved by Miller, nau &
Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, McLarty
Detroit.
& Co., Lev/is & Co., John R. Nun¬
Wayne County, Livonia Drainage nery & Co., Southern Bond Co.,
.
National
and T. W. Woodward & Co.
District, Mich.
Vs
Bond Offering—Henry V. Herrick, County Drain Commissioner,
receive
will
sealed
bids
until
(P. O. Corinth),
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of
a.m.
(EST) on Sept. 21 for the
purchase of $1,210,000 drain bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on June 1
from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
able.
state-aid
fered
designated by the successful bid¬
.4%s, at
price of
a
Other members of the
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
-
as
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
par.
der.
-'
of¬
on
Jones, Inc.,
pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
Detroit.
$595,000
bonds
revenue
Aug. 10 was sold to a
syndicate headed by Scharff &
Call¬
Principal and interest
road
syndicate
follows: Equitable Securi¬
were as
ties
Corporation, Union Planters
Bank, of Memphis, Leland Speed Co.; Harrington & Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
Corp., Allen & Co., Alvis & Co.,
Arnold & Derbes, Herman Bensdorf & Co., Cady & Co., Ducournau & Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, McLarty
& Co., Lewis & Co., John R. Nun¬
nery & Co., Southern Bond Co.,
!
1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Callable as able as of June
1, 1968. Principal
Sept. 1, 1970, Principal and in¬ and interest (J-D) payable at the
terest (M-S) payable at any bank United
States Trust Company, in
or trust
company designated by New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
the successful bidder.
Legality proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
approved by Charles & Trauer- Logan, of New York
City.
nicht, of St. Louis.
of
Lafayette County (P. O. Oxnard),
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of
state-aid road
$750,000
bonds
revenue
of¬
Aug. 10 was sold to a
syndicate headed by the Scharff
& Jones, Inc., as 4V2S, at a price of
par.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
on
NORTH CAROLINA
MONTANA
were
follows:
as
Bond
Golden
Valley Independent School
275, Minn.
Bond Offering—Clarice E. Hall,
District No.
Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation, Union Planters
National Bank, of Memphis, Leland Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
Corp., Allen & Co., Alvis & Co,.
Arnold & Derbes,, Herman Bens¬
dorf & Co., Cady
Co., Ducoufnau & Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, McLarty
& Co., Lewis & Co., John R. Nun¬
nery & Co., Southern Bond Co.,
enue
1960
1960.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $615,000
school
building,
series
A
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
and T. W. Woodward & Co.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1986 inclusive.
Callable.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
Boyle, Miss.
Due
Halstad Indep. School District
No. 524, Minn.
O f f
Bond
e r
i
n
g—T
Bond
Claiborne
County (P. O.
Port Gibson), Miss.
r um a n
(CST)
chase
until
bids
sealed
on Sept.
18 for
of $150,000 school
8
Bond Sale—An issue of
p.m.
state-aid road
the pur¬
building
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
bonds.
fered
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
P ember ton,
Bond
Offering
^
Minn.
Lynn M. An¬
drews, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Sept. 7 for * the purchase of
$40,000 waterworks 1961 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
from 1964 to 1982 inclusive; Call¬
able
of Oct.
as
and interest
bank
1, 1973. Principal
(A-O) payable at any
par.
1
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Briggs & Morgan,
of St. Paul.
White
-
\
-4
-
Bear
4V2S, at
follows:
Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation, Union Planters
National Bank, of Memphis, Leland Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
\Corpr, Allen & Co.; Alvis & Co.,
Arnold & Derbes, Herman Bensdorf & Co., Cddy & Co., Ducournau & Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Hamp Jones & Co., Kroeze, Mc¬
Larty & Co., Lewis & Co., John R.
Nunnery & Co., Southern Bond
Co., and T. W. Woodward & Co.
as
Itawamba
County (P. O. Fulton),
Mississippi
Sale—The $830,000
Bond
Lake, Minn.
Callable.
to
1991
inclusive.
and interest
at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder. Legality
ap¬
proved by Briggs & Morgan, of
(M-S)
Principal
payable
St. Paul.
Willmar, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Einar
H.
Bro-
gren, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
chase of $197,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
(EDST)
Inc.,
Other members of the
MISSISSIPPI
.
state-
as
4y2s,
Corporation, Union Planters
Bank, of Memphis, Leland Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
ties
Corp., Allen & Co., Alvis & Co.,
Arnold & Derbes, Herman Bens¬
dorf & Co., Cady & Co., Ducoiirnau & Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, McLarty
& Co., Lewis & Co., John Nun¬
nery & Co*, Southern Bond Co.,
and T. W. Woodward & Co.
Jackson County
(P. O.
Pascagoula), Miss.
Bond
Sale—The $625,000 state-
aid road revenue bonds offered on
194, p. 579 —were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Scharff & Jones, Inc., as 41/2s,
at a price of par.
10
—
v.
syndicate
were as follows: Equitable Securi¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000 ties Corporation, Union Planters
state-aid ioad revenue bonds of¬ National Bank, of Memphis, Lefered on Aug. 10 was sold to a land Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
syndicate headed by the Scharff M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
& Jones, Inc., as 4V2S, at a price Corporation, Allen & Co., Alvis &
of par. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due Co., Arnold & Derbes, Herman
on Aug.
1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬ Bensdorf & Co., Cady & Co., DucoUrnau & Kees, Gates, Carter &
clusive.
'
Adams
.
County (P. O. Natchez),
-Mississippi
.
-
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Equitable
Securi¬
offered
on
Aug.
sold to The Leland Speed
Co.
i-"1'Purvis, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
$126,000 water¬
works improvement bonds offered
on
Aug. 23—v. 194, p. 685—were
awarded,
Howard,
to
Weil,
La-
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
Tate
County (P. O. Senatobia),
Mississippi
Bond Sale-—An issue of
state-aid road
fered
on
revenue
$282,000
bonds of¬
Aug. 23 was Sold to The
Scharff &
Jones, Inc.,
as
41/&s.
MISSOURI
Co., Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, Mc¬
Larty & Co., Lewis & Co., John R.
Development Agency
(Missouri-Illinois Metropolitan
District), Missouri
Bond Of fering
Chairman of
missioners,
Preston Estep,
Board of Com¬
—
the
will
receive
sealed
bids at his office in St. Louis, un¬
til 2 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
the purchase of $5,900,000
elevator
revenue
Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
bonds.
on
25 for
grain
Dated
Sept. 1 from
in¬
1989
NORTH DAKOTA
bids
1
from
1962
Callable
a.m.
pur¬
of
to
1982
inclusive.
of Sept.
as
Pembina and Cavalier Counties,
Walhalla Public School District
No. 27 (P. O. Cavalier), No. Dak.
follows:
*
$80,000
sealed
on
bids
3.30s.
as
Due
Sept.
on
1
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
50,000
as 3.70s. Due on Sept. 1
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
05,000 as 4s. Due
until 10
a.m.
on
Sept, 1 from
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Finance, will
35,000
as 4.10s. Due on Sept. 1
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Sept. 20 for the pur¬
Due
on
Ricktand County, North Central
School District No. 10 (P. O.
receive
_
sealed
bids
until
3
p.im.
Sept. 14 for the pur¬
chase of
$1,750,000 Water 1961
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1962 to 1991 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Marine Midland Trust Co., in New York City.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
(EDST)
on
-
3.40s.
as
Due
Sept 1
on
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
20,000
as
3.80s.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
40,000
as
4.10s.
Due
Sept. 1
on
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
OHIO
Alliance, Ohio
Bond Offering—Joseph Harbert,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Sept.
Ramapo, Clarkstown, Orangetown 5 for the purchase of $600,000
and Haverstraw Centred Sch.
sewage
disposal
plant
bonds.
District No. 2, New York
Dated Oct. 1,1961. Due on Oct. 1
Bond Offering—Oline C. Mur¬ from 1962 to 1985 inclusive. Call¬
ray,
District Clerk, will receive able as of Oct. 1, 1976. Principal
sealed bids uhtil 11 a.m. (EDST) and interest (A-O) payable at the
on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of First National City Bank, in Al¬
$3,230,000
1961
school
bonds. liance. Legality approved by
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on April
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
1
from
1963
to
1991
inclusive.
cinnati.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Bedford, Ohio
Bank,
Spring Valley. Legality ap¬
Bond Offering — Mortimer W.
proved by Sykes, Galloway &
Ake, Director of Finance, will re¬
Dikeman, of New York City.
able
at
the
First
National
in
ceive
Bi-State
to
lows:*
County Supervisors District
(P. O. Magnolia), Miss.
was
1963
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Bond Offering — H. E. Martin,
Bond O f f e r i n g — Ralph A.
$33,000
Thompson, Town Supervisor, will
,
Other members of the
*
were
25
from
July 1 from
Colfax), No. Dak.
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
Bond Sale—The $93,000 school
and interest (J-J) payable at the
State Treasurer's office. Legality building bonds offered on Aug, 22
approved by Tallmadge & Tall- —v. 194, p. 794—were awarded to
a group composed of The Allisonmadge, of Denver.
;
Williams Co., Piper, Jaffray &
NEW YORK
Hopwood, and J. M, pain & Co.,
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
Lockport Water District No. 3
terest, cost of about 4.05%, as fol¬
-S
New York :
No. 5
industrial bonds
until
11
July 1, 1961.
road
$200,000
bids
Sept. 12 for the
(MST)
Magnolia Bank, of Mag¬
Bond Saie—An issue of
on
receive
and bridge bonds offered on Aug.
25—v. 194, p. 793—were awarded
Pike
Interest
chase of $3,140,000 severance tax,
series 1961 revenue bonds. Dated
Supervisor's District
(P. O. Magnolia), Miss.
National
inclusive.
of the State Board of
County
.
1989
(State of)
Offering—Robert D. Castner, State Auditor and Secretary
and T. W. Woodward & Co.
The
June 1
a.m.
the pur¬
New Mexico
Corporation, Union Planters
National Bank, of Memphis, Leland Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
Corp., Allen & Co., Alvis & Co.,
Arnold & Derbes, Herman Bens¬
dorf & Co., Cady & Co., Ducournau & Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, McLarty
& Co., Lewis & Co., John R. Nun¬
nery & Co., Southern Bond Co.,
nolia.
on
Bond
ties
to
syndicate
10
for
NEW MEXICO
syndicate
follows: Equitable Securi¬
The $30^000
until
18
New York City..
Other members of the
Sale
Ral¬
Bond Sale—The $210,000 school
building bonds offered on Aug. 24
—v.
194, p. 794—were awarded
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at1 the County Treasurer's office. to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
Associates, at a price of par, a net
Legality approved by Caldwell,
interest cost of about 3.98%, as
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
bonds of¬
Bond
in
(EST) on Sept.
12 for the purchase of $1,450,000
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due
am.
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
•
No. 2
bids
Sept.
sealed
on
—
bids at his office
eigh, until 11
Carl
$1,862,000 county gen¬
eral improvement bonds.
Dated
Sept. 15, 1961.
Due on Sept. 15
Aug. 10 was sold to a
syndicate headed by the Scharff &
Jones, Inc., as 4y>s, at a price of
par.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Pike
to
chase
Bond Sale—An issue 6f $645,000
were as
Sealed
of
(EDST)
Monroe County (P. O. Aberdeen),
fered
—
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
ceive
follows: Equitable Securi¬
were as
on
terest A-O.
Corp., Allen & Co., Alvis & Co.,
&, Derbes, Herman Bens¬
dorf & Co., Cady & Co., Ducournau & Kees, Gates, Carter & Co.,
Hamp Jones Co., Kroeze, McLarty
& Co., Lewis & Co., John R. Nun¬
nery & Co., Southern Bond Co.
Arnold
18—V.
the Scharff & Jones,
at a price of 'par.
Aug.
Bank, of Memphis, Le-
revenue
W. E. Easter-
1, 1969. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at any bank or trust company des¬
NEW JERSEY
ignated by the successful bidder.
Middlesex County, N. J.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Bond Offering—Joseph. C. De- Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
coster, County Treasurer, will re¬ horst, of Minneapolis.
man
land Speed Co., Harrington & Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., First U. S.
aid road revenue bonds offered on
.
1963
Due on
194, p. 579 —were
awarded tc d syndicate headed by
Krantz,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
12 for the purchase of $400,000
municipal building .1961 bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
from
price of
Other members of the syndicate
were
1962
J-D.
syndicate
were as follows: Equitable Securi¬
ties Corporation, Union Planters
Mississippi
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
City Auditor, will receive sealed
until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
$425,000 student union Sept. 5 for the purchase of $270,000 sewer, series 1961 bonds.
revenue, series 1961 bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from Dated Sept.
1, 1961. Due on Sept.
on
chase
Other members of the
state-aid road
Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1 from 1963 to
Offering
sealed
(CST)
and T. W. Woodward & Co.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to, 1981 inclusive.
Aug.
Bond Offering—Richard
1
a
ceive
of¬
$645,000
bonds of¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
trust company designated
or
as
bonds
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
on
Jones, Inc.,
April 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of April 1, 1974.
der.
revenue
bonds.
on
Bond. Offering
Parker,
Director of Development, will re¬
Aug. 10 was sold to a
syndicate headed by the Scharff &
Jones, Inc., as 4V2S, at a price of
par.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 10 was sold to a
syndicate headed by Scharff &
Due on
Principal and interest (A-O) payable at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
—
1976 inclusive.
Thompson, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Offering
Bond
on
National
W, I. Tims,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until, 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $40,000 waterworks improvement and
repair bonds.
Due from 1962 to
\
Bar-
Hastings College, Hastings, Neb.
County (P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of $655,revenue
Russell
clusive.
Principal and interest
inclusiye. Interest A-O. Le¬
payable at .The Hanover Bank, in
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen, New
York City.
Legality apBarber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
proved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Minneapolis.
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
NEBRASKA
Lee
state-aid road
College, Mont.
—
2000
and T. W. Woodward & Co.
fered
Offering
thell, Secretary of the State Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MS?) on Oct.
9 for the purchase of
$2,314,000
dormitory and student union rev¬
National
MINNESOTA
Mooresville, N. C.
Eastern Montana
Other members of the syndicate
Alcorn County
11
Nunnery & Co., Southern Bond
Co., and T. W. Woodward & Co.
fered
55
(1003)
Suffolk
County Water Authority.
New York
Bond
Offering—T. Bayles Min-
use,
Chairman of the
Water Authority,
will
County
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
until
noon
Sept. 18 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 sewer construc¬
tion
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1961.
receive Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on inclusive. Principal and interest
Sept. 12 for. the purchase of $4,- (J-D) payable at the Cleveland
500,000 South Bay division water
Trust Co., in Bedford.
Legality
works revenue, series G bonds.
Dated June 1,1961. Due on June 1 approved by Squire, Sanders &
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive.
Call¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
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i
u
■
56
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1004)
.
Monday, September 4, 1961
.
.
A
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i
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Bedford City
i
/
■
:
school bonds offered on
*
194, p. 475—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as 33/4s, at a
'
if
Pi
price of 101.078,
A}
h
cate
i
b
v
s. V
Bond
Offering
i
■;>/
>
•j'
Dec.
1961.
Due
1972
'
inclusive.
terest
'•«>»•'
on
(J-D)
Treasurer's
■
n 5 r
Dated Sept.
bonds.
provement
:
,.i
L.
Marvene
—
Turner, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $13,186 special assessment street im¬
'•Si
■.
as
Circleville, Ohio
I
f
syndi¬
follows: White, Weld
Cleveland.
$
i
were
the
of
Co., Baxter & Co., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Ryan, Sutherland
& Co.,
Stranahm, Harris & Co., Curtiss,
House & Co., Fox, Reusch & Co.
Inc. and National City Bank of
fa
u*
members
&
W i
■
Bond
1,
1963 to
from
1
in¬
Principal and
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
13
;
a
School Dist.,
Ohio
i
Offering
Bond
v
:
"•?/
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Legality
Niles Bank Co., in Niles.
Squire,
by
approved
&
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Noble County,
Bond
Offering
1963
from
1
inclusive.
1967
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Farmers & Merchants
in Caldwell. Legality ap¬
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus.
Bank,
Southwestern
School District
(P. O. 1390 Harrisburg Pike,
City
Columbus 23), Ohio
Sale—The $128,000 school
Bond
Board
will
receive
Wilson,
Jack
of Education,
sealed
bids
until
(EDST) on Sept. 18 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 school 1961,
series
B
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1961.
Due semi-annually on June
)!
y r
i.*i
■
-
i
1
incl.
Mi
'I,5 f
','t;
'
from
1
1963
1982
to
■i'?
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond Sale—The
$522,500 special
assessment bonds offered on Aug.
28—v.
to
a
&
Co.,
Roff, Okla.
Offering
Bond
Town
—
lU"
1964 to 1982 inclusive.
.»>,
&
'.
Co., Harriman Ripley
Co., Inc., and The Ohio Com¬
3%s, at a price of 101.28,
basis of about
3.58%.
Bond
Offering
—
■if? -
bids until 11
John
C.
Cox,
(EDST) on Sept.
12 for the purchase
of $110,920
special assessment bonds. Dated
Aug. 15, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
v<'
if! >'
-
.)ir"
If
rtf' '
Mariemont,
'
Bond
i
^
1
! &
i'(i
from
1963
able
*i(>
\
:b
.
at
the
Central
li
Mentor, Ohio
Bond
♦
"
will
Clerk,
Town
L. Fred¬
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Sept.
1966
on
7 for the purchase of $66,bonds. Due from
waterworks
000
receive
(CST)
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3V2S, at
price of 100.511, a basis of about
New
Knoxville, Ohio
Sale—An
Bond
issue
sanitary bonds offered
sold
was
5s, at
as
S.
June
to
of
on
a
Allentown
Sept.
12
for
the
sewer
bonds. Dated
purchase
Oct. 1,
of
1961
revenue
1961. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1966 to 1991 inclusive.
sealed
bids
until
8
1961.
Newark, Ohio
Bond
-
Offering
George
Buchanan, City Auditor, will
—
ceive sealed bids until
D.
re¬
4,
if-'
1
<v
■
f,f
fil
p.m.
on
Due
on
Nov.
1966 inclusive.
1
from
1962 to
Interest M-N.
Le¬
derson, of Norristown.
(EST)
on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of
$35,000 fire equipment bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
it
(EDST)
gality approved by Knox & Hen¬
4>
^
from
1963
to
noon
1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the
fice.
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
if
T
of
cost
about
4.08%,
Pennsylvania State Sch.
Authority, Pa.
$29,000
as 4V2S. Due
1980 and 1981.
31,000
4.20s.
as
1982
and
Building
sealed bids until
noon
(EDST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $25,893,000 school lease revenue, se¬
ries F bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1962
to
2000
on
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Lake
by
payable
State Bank,
Greenwood's
the
in
Mills.
Legality approved
Quarles, Herriott & Clemons,
(P.
O.
and
Island Counties,
City Joint School District
No.
(P. O. Stanwood),
401
Washington
CANADA
QUEBEC
Beauharnois,
Quebec
$100,000 road,
aqueduct and sewer bonds offered
on
Aug. 21—v. 194, p.. 796—were
Sale—The
Bond
awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of
$237,000
school, series A bonds was sold to
The
Pacific
National Bank,
of
Seattle.
The
a
group
composed of
Canadienne
Nation-
ale, Belanger, Inc., and Wood;,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., at a price of
97.84, a net interest cost of about
5.66%,
WISCONSIN
to
Banque
as
follows:
as 5s.
Due on Sept.
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
1
as 5V2S.
Due on Sept.
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
1
$34,500
Brown
Bond
County,
Wis.
Offering—Joseph A. Lie-
County
bergen,
sealed
on
will
Clerk,
bids
until
2
p.m.
Sept. 18 for the
65,500
re¬
Brossard
School Commission,
Que.
pur¬
of
$300,000
Mills
Waterloo,
City,
Lake
Mills,
Mil-
Aztalan and Oak¬
No.
1, Wisconsin
Bond Offering—James A. Died-
town
improvement bonds offered
Aug. 21 was sold to The Gra¬
ham Armstrong Securities Ltd., as
on
5s, at a price
about 5.20%.
of 99.064,
a
basis af
A
r
1,
on
Aug. 1,
on
Aug.
Due
Due
1
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS:
Iowa Park, Texas
•U \
Bond Sale—An issue of $463,000
bonds offered
on
Aug. 24
to the First of Texas
Plains
sold
was
Corp.
Junior College
Dist.,
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN
THE"ABC'S"0F
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
Bond Offering—L. C. Kwarney,
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 14
for the purchase of $200,000 stu¬
housing system revenue, se¬
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1961
Due
Oct.
on
1964 to
from
1
Interest A-O.
Le¬
Walter
by
approved
A.
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
VERMONT
Newport,
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
Vt.
Offering—Austin J.
City
Bee-
Treasurer,
school
1961. Due
1978
noon
bonds.
on
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
Dated
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1962 to
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
terest
(M-S)
tional
Shawmut
Legality
Bank
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
of
LETTERS AND PACKAGES !
Boston.
Storey,
Dodge, of
by
&
Boston.
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
WASHINGTON
Douglas
Bond
County,
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
Wash.
Offering—Melba K. Firo-
ved, County Auditor, will receive
sealed
on
bids until
Sept.
11
for
10
the
(PDST)
purchase of
a.m.
-AND-
$140,000 road 1961 bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963
to
1971
inclusive.
Callable.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Weter &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
King County, South Central School
District No. 406 (P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The $125,000
^chool
building, series A bonds offered
Aug. 24—v. 194, p. 688—were
on
inclusive.
awarded to The National Bank of
1971.
Commerce, of Seattle, at
Callable as of Nov. 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
1, 1961. Due
of
bonds.
Oct. 1
1983.
4s.
as
Aug.
on
Bond
Offering—Elliott G. Falk,
Executive Director, will receive
building
as
Interest M-N.
receive
(CDST)
purchase
follows:
000
$1,000,000
Dated Oct.
Wash.
The $169,000 port
land Towns Joint School District
$200,000 water
and sewer system revenue bonds
offered on Aug. 22—v. 194, p. 687
•—were
awarded to Rotan, Mosle
& Co., at a price of 100.012, a net
will receive
(EDST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $245,-
Clarence E.
—
Twin
Lake
Sale—The
Bond
sealed bids until
Authority, Pa.
Offering
—
ford,
be,
Bond
Bond Sale
chase
TEXAS
Bond
PENNSYLVANIA
inclusive.
Camas-Washougal
of
(CDST)
Belton, Texas
basis
of about 5.39%.
school
$325,000
from
for the
11
Sept.
Camas),
ceive
Institute
Tenn.
will receive
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
special school
Bond Sale—The $350,000 dormi¬
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on bonds offered on Aug. 21—v. 194,
tory revenue 1960 bonds offered Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclu¬ p 796 — were awarded to The
on Aug.
Rene-T. Leclerc, Inc., at a price
25—v. 194, p. 796—were sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
awarded to the Federal Housing
of 98.65.
payable at the County Treasur¬
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as er's office. Legality approved by
Buckingham, Quebec
3%s, at a price of par.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
$5,000
Aug. 7
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000 borough improve¬
ment 1961
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
t-
Polytechnic
Nashville),
O.
(P.
Koons, of South Plains.
New
4-*
Tennessee
gality
Bond
Sale
The
$6,000 fire
equipment bonds offered on Aug.
7—v. 194, p. 367—were awarded
to The Peoples Savings Bank, of
Knoxville, as 3%s, at a price
100.20, a basis of about 3.69%.
as
Jones & Co.,
price of 98.00,
a
inclusive.
1982
to
Pert
of Sept. 1,
1972. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Irving Trust Co., in New
York City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1961.
Clurken, Borough Secretary, will
—
1963
from
Callable
Hatboro, Pa.
Bond Offering—Thomas A. Mc-
3.40%.
of
Smith,
Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $900,000 general improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
2001 inclusive.
Tigard Sanitary District
(P. O. Tigard), Oregon
on
to
*■/
Bond Offering—Chas. E.
on
at
Sept. 1
on
Clerk,
of Milwaukee.
Snohomish
Tenn.
Town
dent
inclusive.
1986
to
■
Sale—The
•./"
a
Offering—Odus
Siegfried, Chairman, will receive
until 11 a.m. (EDST)
>"
''b
Morristown,
1
as 3.90s.
Due
from 1976 to 1981
50,000
District
rich,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
1 cipal and interest (A-O)
as 3%s.
Due on Sept.
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
27,000
improvement bonds
offered on
Aug. 22 — v. 194, p. 796 — were
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc.
Texas
sealed bids
$131,000 street
paving 1961 bonds offered on Aug.
22—v. 194, p. 579—were awarded
b
erick,
Oct.
TENNESSEE
South
Tryst
Co., in
Mariemont. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
1, 1961. Due on
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Tupelo, Okla.
Bond
(J-D) pay¬
cinnati.
:>4
inclusive.
1986
to
1965
from
McCor-
inclusive.
1982
to
Principal and interest
V
on
OREGON
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $200,000
municipal
building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
I
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $994,water, series D bonds.
Due
South
L.
Oct.
1 from
ries
mack, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
■'
,({ ••
-'II;
7:30
000
Ohio
Offering—W.
chase
Sept. 1
on
inclusive.
on
from 1984 to 1990 inclusive.
receive
will
Clerk,
until
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
■
Sept. 5 for the pur¬
of $50,000 city redevelop¬
and
improvement
bonds.
(EDST)
V. Flynt,
S.
—
Clerk, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
140,000
a.m.
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders &
Offering
City
County Clerk, will receive sealed
-•
Bond
bids
Mahoning County, Ohio
will
Clerk,
V.
Margaret
—
Acting City
Mancini,
Shawnee, Okla.
pany, as
a
Offering
interest
W. W. Price,
McDonald &
$750,000 school
on
I'
.ii
of about
1961, second series bonds offered
Aug. 28—v. 194, p. 794—were
awarded to a group composed of
>U"
"if<
awarded
composed of McDonald
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Ohio Company, as 4s, at a
194, p. 899—were
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $98,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Due from
Sale—The
Bond
'v
Bond
group
and the
Ohio
;
>ii
Ohio
Wickliffe,
Independence Local School Dist.,
!g!,
ni
3.17%.
about
of
Union Commerce
price of 101.42, a basis
Bank, in Cleveland. Legality ap¬ 3.82%.
proved by Squire, Sanders &
OKLAHOMA
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
:pi
iji
687—were awarded
p.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.38, a basis
payable at the
•
"j
Dec.
and
194,
1
p.m.
V'f.
23—v.
as 3%s.
Due
from 1969 to 1971
18,u00
Pittston, Pa.
County Auditor, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $10,000
county
court house bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
Provident
of Pittsburgh.
Dated
Ohio
Stanley Osier,
—
Trade- of par, a net interest cost of about
in Phila¬ 3.80%, as follows:
delphia.
Legality
approved
by $30,000 as 3V2S.
Due on Sept. 1
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
the
at
men's Bank & Trust Co.,
ment
to
—
of the
Clerk
'J'
■
$107,300
Dated
limited tax bonds offered on Aug.
Garfield Heights City
;i
<* j
of
purchase
assessment bonds.
,
I'.1'
i
the
for
special
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
■
Sullivan,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Sept.
Eckler
-i*.
J.
Offering—P.
and interest
1
<r
basis of about
a
3.63%.
Other
.
$1,800,000
Aug. 28—
v.
k-l '
V
The
—
payable
Niles, Ohio
School District, Ohio
Sale
Bond
a
price
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