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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
195
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic•
Number
New
6151
York
N.
7,
Y., Monday, April 16, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD!
PUBLIC UTILITY"-
•
INDUSTRIAL
INSURANCE
•
change
offer);
possible
future
Eleven
the
SEC Filings
Consolidated
our readers, the
publishing separately all
security registrations, Regulation A fil¬
ings, exchange offers etc., filed with the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission
during
was
New York Stock
New York
Stock
National
Boston
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
American
Stock
Stock
$13
share.)
per
1313
with
underwriting
and
terms
to
are
be |
16
,.
Inc.,
33
includes
writer
38
Exchange
The
47
.
underlying
660
Madison
Ave.,
commission
share
and
32
In
and
38
the
The
supplied
the
for
be
best
the
linkage
between
starting motor and an automobile engine. In addition
stock, it has outstanding 300,000 shares of common stock
effect to a recent 600-for-l stock split), of which M. E.
Chairman, and Charles R. Hicks, President, own 144,000
can
described
as
geared
Toronto
respectively, and propose ,to sell
respectively. Three others propose to sell
47,400
The
ler
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Proceeds
be
repayment,
distribution
of
used in
papers
Exchequer Inc.,
Bell
40
The
The
of
corporation of
statement
at
$3
who
share.
per
fered
to
the
SEC
for
The
prospectus
Milwaukee,
Ave.,
March
on
offered
be
covering
30
40
Louisiana
in
to
business.
do
addition
shares,
Each
purchaser
first
were
25%
Reserve
Federal
System..........
Exchange Rates
-
given
warrant
a
;
and
shares.
purchase
share, at prices ranging from $1.65 per share
the warrants to $2.10 on the last 30%.
1,150,000
of
1,213,030
on
the
shares
and during the latter part of 1961, 63,030 shares were
through the
exercise
of
warrants,
giving
the
total
of
shares outstanding.
In addition, the organizers hold options
450,000 shares and persons other than the organizers 250,000 shares,
exercise price on the options being the same as on the warrants.
The
prospectus
organizers
lists
the
of
Morris
Goldman
F.
President
as
and
____
51
plies
one
of
—_.
28,
filed
1962,
80%,
will
ment
the
are
Alsco
2520
of
to
be
N.
saling, distributing
and
supplies.
for
used
•
;of
public sale in 250
units
program
for
offered
$3,750,000
be
public
securities
wholly-owned
$350
sale
to
be
in
commission
in
offered
subsidiary,
commission
in
sale
payable
for
units
Apache
APA.
a
sold
best
Inc.,
at
Oil
at
per
is
and
at
filed
the
and
units
basis
regis¬
at
$2,500,000
unit,
per
by
to
Such
company's
will
$15,000
(4)'
1963,
unit.
the
be
to
and
Program
company
sold
(3)
1963-A,
per
Oil
$15,000
efforts
$5,000
unit,
absorb
each
net
proceeds
the
Gas
and
gas
and
oil
company,
Oil
from
the
Program
and
a
a
each.
company's sale
1963
to
do
test
and
1963-A
of
the
will
program
units
in
be used to acquire
compensation to the
and to do initial developmental drilling. It is estimated that
leases,
drilling,
to
pay
and
company
stock
•;
which
the
on
New
30
certain
York,
former
of
Chicago,
covering
Midwest
shares
Ditto
of
issued
be
Ditto,
the
and
Stock
Coast
to
are
stockholders
between
merger
registration
a
Pacific
or
Such
capital
filed
109,122
outstanding
for
public sale by
offered
be
may
prevailing thereon.
to
agreement
an
!Road,
March
on
of
the
the
merger,
is
stockholders
diversified
a
Ditto
of
manufacturer
will
Inc.
company.
acquire
electronic
of
an
instru-
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred
has outstanding 4,030,935 common and 431,075
Charles H. Percy is Board Chairman, and Peter G.
papers.
the
company
shares.
to
60
shares.—V.
5,562
195,
company
March
on
973.
p.
Expenditures
(par
one
&
Inc.,
to
the
Truman
and
25%
(c)
has
Anderson is
E.
p.
interest
which
shall
bear
gas and oil produced and
program's working interest bears to the
the
program
195,
royalty
l-16tli of the total
as
of
the
program's
recovered
its
net profit
entire
Board Chairman
from
in
investment
and Raymond
Plank
Proceeds
to
are
Associate
of
on
be
to be
used
for
Neb.,
is
;
engaged
in
the
underwriting
and
the
;
•.
The
Atlantic
Mid-Continent
corporation
with
the
of
SEC
8469
on
Corp.—Common
March
30
Ave.,
Registered—
Detroit
covering. 600,000
filed
any,
of
shares
of
regis¬
common
offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
Co., 1966 Penobscot Building, Detroit. The public offer¬
(maximum $6 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes (1) 53,242 com¬
be
to
Winckler
J.
ing
price
shares
mon
to
outstanding
be
offered
shares
(not
in
exchange
already
Atlantic Southern Insurance Co.
to
be
stock
offered
of
in
Wayne
exchange
National
(on
Life
(on
under
an
18J/3-for-l basis) for the
to the company)
of
and (2) 263,765 shares
option
of Puerto Rico,
1-for-l basis)
for the
Insurance Co., a Michigan
a
outstanding
be
that
in December
of
60,000
expansion,
through
working
inventories,
Amber,
capital
.
..
Bergenline Ave., North Bergen, N. J.,
the SEC on March 30 covering
filed
a
with
shares
sold
to
up
sold),
to
and
for
the
in
business.
be
and
and
Of
from
the
of
1961,
the
its
and
in
New
Jersey
for
sales
a
of
stock,
share
such
at
1
for
(at
37,500
the
shares
The
cent
each
dealers
share
the
for
not
to
net
yet
and
the
suppliers,
down
program,
moneys,
research
has
breeding
and
interest
estimated
for
balance
the
initial
trappers
$284,375
company
in
used
breed
to
per
employ.
dealers
one
Such
purposes
be
transportation
$3
sold).
engage
research
devote
Issue
at
may
such
of
10
3-year
rate
are
of
also
statement.
facilities
to
the
to
to
rate
will
will
$102,750
chase
The
September
proposes
company
sell
the
shares
shares
5
the
to
(at
company
25,000
biological
purchased
Africa.
the
to
whom
agreed
shares
each
intends
It
has
registration
in
It
for
to be
dealers
12,500
purchase
warrant
animals
by
President
share
shares
stock,
and
moneys
primarily
proceeds
payment
breeding
engaged
supplying
production
and
development
and
other
of
in
of
vac¬
baboons
from
from
on
of
the
India
stock
improve¬
purposes,
special
cages
office
and
equipment and furniture, pur¬
development and for general funds.
has outstanding 125,000 shares of common stock, of
O. Bertoli, Board Chairman and President, Nathaniel
Secretary-Treasurer, own an aggregate of 38.7% and man¬
agement officials as a group 59.5%.
Sale of new stock to the public
at $3 per share will result in an increase in the book value of stock
company
which
Richard
Leichter,
now
outstanding from
dilution
the
of
$1.91
10 cents
share
per
in
to $1.19 per
the
book
share and
equity
a
stock
of
correspondingpurchased
by
public.
company.
1961, the principal business of the company
acquiring and holding and controlling sub¬
stantial interests of other companies, primarily those engaged in the
fields of insurance. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $777,700
will be used to acquire about 68%
of the outstanding stock of Atlantic
Organized
will
7520
statement
common
company's
per
for
a
covering
$5,
125.000
offered for public sale (without under¬
writing) at $3 per share.
The company will pay a 37 >/2 cents per
share commission and an expense allowance of 15 cents
per share on
sale,
Jefferson
East
of
company
registration
shares
ments
The
A"
at
purposes.
.
to
Lincoln,
brokerage business.
offered
■
cines.
expansion.
for
used
be
Biologies International, Inc.—Common Registered—
Organized
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 71,428
offered at $3.50, without underwriting.
March 29,
(par $1)
be
corporate
to
is engaged in the operation
of one discount merchandise center and four ladies'
hosiery and lingerie
stores.
•,
;
Underwriters, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
shares
to
are
general
cent)
Big Mart of 249 W. 34th St., New York,
included
corporation
Co.,
Proceeds
and
warrants
1545.
"Reg.
a
New York.
this
for
filed
1962
30,
shares
Burstein
one
seeking,
Buddy L Corp.—Common Registered—
The
company
'statement
common
with
stock,
of
200
the
to
Fifth
SEC
be
on
offered
New
Ave.,
April
for
2,
public
York, filed
a
registration
covering
225,000 shares
of
sale
through underwriters
headed
by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., 115 Broadway, New York.
public offering price (maximum $10 per share) and underwriting
are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes
(1)
30,000 shares
underlying five-year options
sold
to Milton
D.
Blauner for $300
and
10.000 shares underlying like options .sold to
option owned by the company (416 shares of
acquired from certain organizers of the company in
exchange for company stock and the remaining 2,904. shares by the
exchange offer);
$1,000,000
to
acquire
200,000
unissued
shares
of
Wayne National (the company will acquire 36,235 outstanding shares
The
from
amendment,
Southern
the
The
after
President.—V.
stock
Minn.,
Program
$5,000
Gas
units
APA for
units
$15,000
and
250
on
to
at
Gas
500
units
program
for public
are
units
Apache
of
offered
$600
in
overriding
an
lease
lease
F.
of 523 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis,
statements with the SEC on April 3, covering (1) $2,500,000
participating units in Apache Gas and Oil Ventures 1963-A, to be
offered for public sale in 500 units at $5,000 per unit, (2) $3,700,000
of
participating units in Apache Gas ana Oil Ventures 1963, to be
for
each
working interest,
St., Philadelphia, is engaged in the wholejobbing of electronic parts, kits, components V'i"
(''/
''Ti-:!
of
offered
ex¬
inventory and working capital.
tration
,
(b)
relationship
total
The
Apache Corp.—Securities Registered—
company
of
stated above, are estimated at 10%, 10%
As compensation for its services, the company
all program funds spent other than for equip¬
of
each
the lease.
compensation.
company
pay
7%
(a)
from
tration
The
the
outstanding
is
President.
The
prospectus lists 12
selling stockholders
including Frances R.
Boardman,
Sanger
P.
Robinson
and
T.
W.
Robinson, Jr., who will receive and may sell 22,899, 33,897 and 32,397
shares, respectively. Others will receive and may sell amounts ranging
categories
respectively.
rentals,
same
saved
Broad
and
to
the
receive
common
A"
covering
100,000 class A common shares (par $1) to be offered at $3, through
Albert Teller & Co., Inc. and H. A. Riecke & Co., Inc., Philadelphia.
Proceeds
and
in
and
"Reg.
a
of
the
of
F.
company
Peterson
52
intangible completions, delay rentals, dry-hole contributions
and lease operating expenses, about 65%. The net proceeds from the
sale of the participating units in the Gas and Oil Ventures 1963 and
1963-A will be used to pay all costs of evaluating, acquiring, holding,
testing, developing and operating gas and oil leaseholds under the
Associate
March
officials
9.4%
H,
10,000
own
the
of
F.
Milton
photographic products and high vacuum equipment.
Ditto is
the design, development, manufacture and sale of dupli¬
copying and reproduction products, including machines, sup¬
capital
the
Alsco Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
cn
to
and
stock,
testing,
company.
corporation
Chairman
(after
which
of
in
cating,
52
...
...
penditures, administrative expenses and company compensation 10%
and
all
other costs,
including costs of geological services, drilling,
'
The
stock
common
split),
180,000
Board
M'cCormick
SEC
stock
prices
company
The
>
to
of
stock
about
own
common
1,213,030
92,800
the
thereof
at
result
a
engaged
and equipment costs will approximate 25%
capitalized leasehold
program,
own
is
be
Co.—Secondary Registered—
of 7100
company
The
13
regis¬
a
program,
officials
shares
owns
equip¬
will
development, and the
to certain indebtedness,
Big Mart Discount Stores—"Reg. A"—Filing—
Montana
outstanding
holders
from
sold,
so
purchased
the
in
>
has
company
management
of stock was
share
a
licensed
now
of
the
As
1,000,000 shares
additional
one
on
of
the
1960,
which
of
is
and
$500,000
and
addition
Management
group,
common
the
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
public sale (without underwriting)
states that such stock will be of¬
Wisconsin.
to
Organized in December
common
It
engaged
technology
pressure
sale,
$5.00.
is
mention,
Foreign
insuring
of
owners
of
and
apartment
private residences
buildings
against loss by fire, lightning, and other perils. The net proceeds from
the stock sale will be added to the working capital in order to meet
the requirements of the states in which the company plans to apply
license
stock
shares
for
Co.)
also
under¬
5,000
finder,
machinery
pressure
the
200,000
and
a
high
research
In
Strike
S.
Howell
&
with
by
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
primarily to certainselected insurance agents! and agencies,
sell policies of the company.
Its principal business is the
a
ultra
the
to
'
shares
40
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
will
for
share/
per
statement
sold
Fulk,
cents
75
a
The
aggregate of 258,645 common and 86,215 4y4% cumulative convertible
preferred shares of the company in exchange for their stock of Ditto.
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
filed
30,
Dividends Declared and Payable
\
Teutonia
N.
3882
with
stock,
common
of
March
shares, and
Alexander Zeitlin, Vice-President,
and
a
receive
Supervision
high
Jersey,
McGraw.
as
in
for
■'
company
pursuant
copying processes.
this issue.
New
will
per
400-for-l
recent
a
statement
All-Star Insurance Corp.—Common Registered—-r
tration
to
up
Corporation and Investment News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead._
2
State and City Bond Offerings..
59
Agricultural Insurance Co.—Exchange Offer—
See
for
used
shares
40
General
leasehold improvements, inventories and working capital.
Adelphi of 3745 N. Second St., Philadelphia, is engaged in manufac¬
and
be
43,859
issued
warrants
Robert
from
outstanding
of
of
families,
ultra
promotion.
Clifford
McGraw.
Quotafion Industrial St6ck Averages 40
Miscellaneous Features
ment,
ture
of
and
to
each.
of
$100,000
President,
Exchanges,
equip¬
products,
new
their
proceeds
has
to
development
sale
Co.,
President
and
46
-
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
y!
debt
for
used
shares
42
Markets
&
$7.50
sold
pet
effect
Meissner,
,—
York.
New
to
are
Exchange
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 53,000
offered at $3.75, through Fred F. Sess-
company on March 23,
shares (par 10c) to be
Exchange
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Adelphi Research & Mfg. Co.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
common
Stock
National
owned.
shares
of
expenses.)
5-year
Engineering
and
sales
company
giving
McGraw
41
41
r
/•. Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
to preferred
(after giving
Hicks, Board
and 108,600
48,000 and 36,200 shares,
an aggregate of
15,800 of
shares,
the
/ Over-the-Counter
by
electrifi.-^.
an
41
Canadian Stock
is engaged in the rebuilding and sale of starter drive
automotive
parts replacement market. Such devices
company
been
which
for
at
warrants
and
the
for
York,
$12,500
(formerly
inventories,
balance
New
underlying
exercisable
design
Of
for
41
41
$25,
similar
research
ment.
used
shares
company
the
38
*
Exchange.-
25,000
for
The
Montreal
amendment.
devices
had
total
of 51 East 42nd St., New York, filed a registration
with
the
SEC
on
March
30
covering 100,000 shares of
stock,
to be
offered for
public sale
at
$7.50
per
share.
offering will be made through underwriters headed by Globus,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange^.
South Jay St., Kokomo, Indiana,
filed
a
the SEC on Mar.
30 covering
100,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by.
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by McDonnell & Co.,
120
Broadway, New York,d and Raffenspergcr, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.,
20 North Meridian St., Indianapolis. The public offering price
(max.
of
statement
shares
no
will
'
;
a
company
28
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Parts, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
but
$1,200,000
%
for
Rarogenics, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
The
about
common
Midwest Stock
registration
of
subscribed
statement
Page
February 19.
Accurate
stock,
company
balance
have
Strang, Jr., president and board chairman, Kenneth H.
Robertson, a vice president, and Wayne S. Young, a director, have
subscribed for 42.7%, 18.1%
and 13.6%, respectively, of such shares.
Stock and Bond Quotations
preceding week. This new
inaugurated with the issue
the
method
of
is
the
acquisitions.
individuals
1962. Edward P.
In This Issue
For the convenience of
Chronicle
and
SEC FILINGS
-
pursuant to
balance to
an
be
organizers
of
the
company
and the
balance
pursuant
to
the
ex¬
terms
company
counsel
and
for
(2)
$100.
25,000
exercisable
shares
at
to be
a
ppice
issued
to be supplied by
to Arthur W. Poole,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
sole
stockholder
and
will
in
result
a
will
balance
related
and
items.
the net sum of 864,600. The
capital. Western designs, manu¬
payment by Western of
for
used
be
working
bank
sells- toys,
and
by
banks
typewriters, cash registers,
vaults..
-
to
addition
certain
heads
mum
$5
Corporate and
at
per
$1.50
The
-
of
common
stock,
sale
the
by
of
Which
company
40,COO
and
shares
BROWN
totaling $145,925,000, three
U
.
inventory
PIIA's AND SOUTHERN
CO.;
municipal offerings are slated to occur
f
-
TELEPHONE
&
Apr. 18-Apr. 21
Tuesday
SOUTHERN
The larger
as follows:
ISSUES
BELL
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.
underwritten
common.
AHEAD
corporate and municipal issues expected during the next few weeks
(
.
,
•
DEPT.
INDUSTRIES
LEHIGH
COMPETITIVE
Bonds
v
-
INVESTING
&
NEGOTIABLE
VISIBLES
Total
Corporates
Municipals*
Financings
$255,053,700
358.211,000
$90,104,0C0
331,811,000
113,551,000
58,700,000
$223,099,000
236,205,000
$483,152,700'
•110,430,700
$594,166,000.$905,996,400
$531,120,450
$959,655,050
178,035,700'
$646,194,000 $1,552,190,400$607,780,000 $1,567,435,050
$325,769,000 $1,574,781,100
tilt:-
COMPETITIVE
AND
■
-
'-Y-AAtVj
Also excluded here
or more.
TOTAL
644,416.000
246,586.000
Excludes $50 N. Y, Fort Authority bonds.
$180 million Federal Land Banks bonds for April 19.
' - .
$1 million
Both
67,605,000
•
-■
*
are
Total of
64.285.000
182.301,000;
•.
-
•
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
^ Last Week
April 13,1961
—
$486,490,400
(44)
$613,810,700
(50)
$1,485,450,500-
Corp. bonds without dates_i
246,760,100
(46)
113,926,000
(33)
195,055,000
Total bends——!
$733,250,500
(90)
$727,736,700 (83)
$1,680,505,500
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This Week
;
$1,206,642,000(285)
$726,436,750(277)
756,04-8,000(411)
1;044,747,890(395)
$1,982,690,000(696)
$1,771,184,640(672)
$1,157,549,360
f$2,695,940,500(786)
$2,498,921,340(755)
$2,838,054,860
Corp. stocks with dates—
Corp. stocks without dates,Total stocks—,—
Total corporates—uA———
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$606,005,500
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551,543,860
municipals with dates
*$813,829,000(120)
$783,455,000(121)
$445,784,000
financings.—!
$3,509,769,500(906)
$3,282,376,340(876)
$3,283,838,86!)
Total of both
-
are¬
in parentheses denote number of new capital issues to be publicly offered
additional capital and refunding by non-financial and financial corporations
Data
for
including investment cos., and for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under
-
*
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employee and stock .option plans, and "from time-to-time" sales.
Issues of $1 million and
larger. Includes such recent additions
as
$25 million Port
of New Orleans, La.; $6 million Salt Lake City School District, Utah; $15 million
Houston, Texas; and excludes $50 million N. Y. Port Authority.
f Included herein are: one $5,925,000 equip, trust ctf.; $44,835,000 in preferreds with
three of them assigned sales dates for a total of $34 million: 46 issues of $300,000
or
less with dates and 116 of those smaller issues without dates; Botany's stockholders decision to float $15 million convertible debentures; Neio Zealand $25 million
sinking fund 10-year noncallable bonds; and $15 million Milwaukee Gas Light Co's
first mortgage 25-year competitive bonds; and excludes Avril 19 Federal Land Banks
$180 million bonds.
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This Week
BESTFORM FOUNDATIONS, INC.; 50,000 shares of common 'and $3 million in
debentures of BUDGET FINANCE PLAN; $5 million CAROLINAS CAPITAL CORP.
2,250,000 shares of FORD MOTOR CO., common; 200,000 shares of GEN¬
CORP.;
Total
Stocks
f
$311,830,400
——
AND
Corporate
$500,161,600 $1,249,012,100.
23-April 28: 488,000 shares of ANCHOR COUPLING CO. INC
com¬
480,000 shares of BECTON, DICKINSON & CO.» common; 185 000 shares of
common;
&
.
Last Week
Week of April
mon;
WATER
OF
~
debentures rated triple A;
offering to stockholders of TASTEE FREEZ of $4,130,250 CARROLS, INC.
LARGER
ANGELES
LOS
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Last week—$398,534,600
Total
million
$75
week these offerings may be marketed: TAYLOR WINE
offering of 40,312 shares and a secondary of 170,000 shares
managed by First Boston Corp.; 100,000 shares of SEASON ALL INDUSTRIES, INC
a
of
68,750,000
•51,730,700
Apr. 30-May 5—
'May; 7-May 12—.
Total
During the course of the
CO.'s stockholders' rights
and
muncipals—$17,975,000
150,000 shares of common and $4
scheduled:
Lynch;
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Thursday, April 19, $40 million TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS PIPE LINE CORP.'s
first mortgage bonds containing 5-year nonrefundable clause and rated BBB by
S. & P. and BAA by Moody's; and $15 million TEXAS STATE WATER DEVELOP¬
MENT BOARD water general obligations.
&
In addition, to certain *indebtedr
shares of HARDLINES DIS-
April 13, 1961—:. $748,850,500.
TELEGRAPH CO.'s 5-year noncallable
Leonard
•
$164,949,700
26,400,000
— .
Apr. 23-Apr. 28,
MIAMI, FLORIDA refunding sewage disposal system bonds;. $7,690,000
series A and B; and $3.5 million BLOOMINGTON, MINN, city
improvement general obligations.
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Moore,
million
$9
•
2,000,000
common;
•
$14,565,000
via
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Corporate
OYSTER BAY, N. Y.
common
advertising and promotion;
personnel and for
corporate purposes.
CORP., common; 200,000
(HONOLULU);
28-DAY
COUNTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL f
DISTRICT NO. 89, OKLA.; and $5 million NEW MEXICO assigned taxes bonds.
Among the corporates scheduled for that day are; $25 million bids for APPALACHIAN POWER CO. sinking fund debentures with no call protection, rated AA by
Standard & Poors and A by Moody's; a White, Weld & Co. two-fold underwriting of
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS CO.'s 63,803 shares of common rights offering to the owners,
and public offering of 68,000 units of common and subordinated debentures; com¬
petitive bids for $5,925,000 MISSOURI PACIFIC RR. equipment trust certificates;
170,000 shares of common and $5 million 5V2% senior notes of MASTAN CO., INC.,
via New York Securities Co.; secondary of 347,543 shares of SCHLITZ
(JOS.)
BREWING CO. common via Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co. negotiated
secondary of BRACH (E. J.) & SONS 210,000 shares of common; and either the day
before or on Tuesday A. C. Allyn & Co,, and Hornblower & Weeks are expected to
bring out 800,000 shares of 21 BRANDS INC. offering and secondary of common
stock; and Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton may on Tuesday
bids
general
CAL CO., INC., common; $20 million in debentures of WISCONSIN TELEPHONE
'-ed:; $16 "million in bonds of COLUMBUS & SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC CO.$8 million in bonds of WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO ' 486 11JL
shares of TUCSON GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.; common; and in
municipals—$20.5 million TUCSON, ARIZ.; $15 million WASHINGTON SUB. SAN
DIST., MD.; $10 million CINCINNATI, OHIO; $14 million AUSTIN, TEXAS.
authorities; $26,430,000 PENN. STATE
series H revenue bonds; $6,650,000 OKLAHOMA
these
for
and
sales
to increase
poses;
EQUITIES CORP., class A; 300,000 shares of ROSENAU BROTHERS. INC.; $5,005,700
in debentures of SYMINGTON WAYNE CORP.; 100,000 shares of WITCO CHEMI-
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$101,055,000
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY,
has
HAWAII
TEL.
next
additional
capital pur¬
$6.5 million METROPOLITAN REALTY TRUST, ben. int.: 360.000 shares of PRIMEX
Good Friday falls on April 20.
18,
acquire
.,Week of May 7-May 12: 160,000 shares of CALIFORNIA INTERSTATE TELEPHONE'
Tuesday, April 17, the bidding block will attract these municipals:
HOUSING AUTHORITY bonds of $5,000 denominations involving
April
to
and, for working
lines
FUNDING CORP.;
POWER, CALIF.
;
Keyr.esians by the opposition's critics. The latter were not
interested in encouraging investors to invest. Now that President Kennedy is seeking
a
tax-subsidy to encourage investing, the former critics are silent—except for the
ambivalent labor—and the business groups are now critical of this method to encour¬
age business spending. So long as the business cycle Gordian knot remains—and
the OECD report made no new contribution in this area—and we still use the less
than reliable cures to move the economy onwards and upwards, one can expect that
the bond market will be favored by investors.
Unfortunately, the short - run plans
for capital spending maintain cur present pace but are not sufficient to move business
spending into a suitable leverage position.
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Wednesday,
facilities;
inspection
VA.; $8 million PHOENIX, ARIZ.; $4 million TOLEDO CITY S. D., OHIO; $10 mil¬
not labeled
day unveil MACCO REALTY CO.'s
million convertible subordinated debentures.
of
expand tube
to
and $7.5 million in debentures
lion
government's fiscal
in the past decade have been - in the direction of stimu¬
lating demand without, as the OECD points out, contributing to a faster economic
growth When President Eisenhower's Secretaries of the Treasury stated that invest¬
ments are the "golden eggs" that leverage the economy upwards, they were scoffed"
the
expansion
order
FUND, INC., common; 300,000 shares of com¬
of BELCO PETROLEUM CORP.; 303,900 shares
of MANDREL INDUSTRIES, INC.; $40 million in bonds of SOUTHERN CALIFOR¬
NIA EDISON CO.; 349,590 shares of FRANKLIN MANUFACTURING CO., common;
and in municipals—$5 million GUILFORD CTY., N. C.; $4 million NEWPORT NEWS,
(
or
in
of UNITED',VARIABLE ANNUITIES
Today's economy is characterized by excess capacity; therefore, the Keynesian
analysis would be hard put to blame the refusal of present savings to flow into the
investment channel. 'Business can meet most of its current financing needs. The,
LOCAL
gov-
shares of FROUGE CORP., common; $6 million in units
31,000 units of MCWOOD CORP.; $5 million in
units of PUERTO RICO LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORP.; $25 million in common-
Kuznet's recent monumental study of the long run capital
spending trend shows we are vulnerable on the score of savings—we have not been
saving enough to take care of investment needs.
On
distribution
customers,
NOLDS CO., INC.; 700,000
In fact, Simon
week's corporate and
industrial
$4.4
OHIO;
-of INVESTORS
to Prefer to underconsumption as the cause of most business cycles
thing to single out the cause of insufficiency of demand. Those who
follow the Keynesian analysis pinpoint the blame on the lack of investments—the
refusal of savings to flow back into the investment channel—but unfortunately they
have been unable to make a case for growing propensity to save as national income
through Thursday.
and
the
to
of April 30-May 5: 312,500 shares of common and $1,250,000 in debentures of
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.; 400.000 shares of DEVOE & REY¬
Week
but it is another
The bulk of this
sale
in
tubes
to
ALLEGHENY
/
It is customary
BELL TEL. &
engaged
electronic
of
and
HUNTINGTON, N. Y.; $5 million LEHIGH CTY., PA.; $4.5 million LITTLE ROCK
S. D., ARK.; $8 million SANTA CLARA CTY., CALIF.; '$15.4 million TAMPA. FLA.;
$4 million MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. OF AGRICULTURE & APPLIED SCIENCE.
;;
mon
LARGER ISSUES LED BY
exercisable
$80,
million MINNETONKA IND. S. D.-NO. 276, MINN.;
$6,875,000 NASHVILLE, TENN.; $108,530,000 NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.; $8,040,000
ST. LOUIS S. D., MO.; $16.5 million CHICAGO BD. OF EDUCATION, ILL.] $35 mil¬
lion GEORGIA STATE SCH. BLDG.AUTH.; $4,845,000 UNION FREE S. D.. NO. 13,
the rise in the cost of steel as a
Apparently the market thinking is much more concerned with
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's analysis
ascribed our slowed growth in the past; decade to "inadequate pressure
WEEK'S
the
for
ment
^outstanding stock,
being
CLEVELAND.
writing, the market has not construed
were
principally
is
line
agencies,
million in debentures of APPALACHIAN POWER CO.: and in
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of demand."
at and
underlying
shares
shares of HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON-,
INC., common; 75,000 shares of IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO:, common; 307,000
shares of STAR TANK & BOAT CO., INC., common; 550,000 shares of TOWERS
MARTS
INTERNATIONAL, f INC.,
capital;
243.000 shares - of. PRESIDENTIAL
REALTY CORP., class B; $6,375,000 MUNICIPAL - INVESTMENT TRUST-i FUND
■SERIES, units; 400,000 shares of WALLACE INVESTMENTS, INC., common; $20
portent of inflation.
has risen.
by
supplied
be
to
are
8,000
underwriter for
TRIBUTORS,^INC., common;' 180,000
-
week's $6j3 billion subscription for $1 billion-Treasury 3%% bond
issue maturing Aug. 15, 1968, the sizable corporate and municipal float set for this
week will not siphon off much of the pent-up demand for capital investments. Last
January, the Treasury offered $1 billion of 4% bonds with a 14-month longer ma¬
turity (Oct. 1, 1969) than last week's and received $1.6 billion subscriptions—nowhere
near last week's almost sevenfold response.
recent
terms
includes
the
to
other distributors. The $155,000 estimated
net
proceeds
from
the company's
sale of additional stock will be
allocated to a subsidiary for
acquisition of additional testing equip¬
ernmental
.
for public
offered
to be
are
shares,
40,000
In view of last
wherein it
also
sold
,
paced financing i? sparked by four corporate Senior fixed interest^
of which aggregate $10o,925,000 m com¬
petitive bids, and four competitive municipal bonds amounting to $157 million, ine
total of senior corporate and tax-exempt securities in the April 16-20 period adds
up to $393 million.
The addition of $180 million refinancing Federal (Land Banks
bonds increases the total to $573 m illion.
As of this
be
to
share.
company
extensive
an
underwriting
and
statement
The
WTh's week's lieavily
rate debt issues
share)
The
warrants
<
Municipal Financing Ahead
By SIDNEY
per
amendment.
five-year
Calvert Electronics, Inc.—Common Registered—
:
company of 220 East 23rd St., New York, filed a registration
statement
with
the SEC
on
March
30, covering4 80,000 shares of
;
holders- thereof.
Philips, Rosen & Appel, 115 Broadway, New
Lhe list of underwriters.
The public offering price (maxi¬
the
York,
indebtedness,
ERAL BATTERY & CERAMIC
the
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
.
.
the company has outstanding
600,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a proposed
recapitalization whereby such shares will be issued in exchange for
the 65,000 class A and 100,000 cla*s B shares now outstanding).
Of
such
outstanding stock, Henry Katz, Board Chairman, owns 43.58%'
and Henry Katz Factory Lines, Inc.
(ouneu by Kac.2 and his family)
cwn
56.42%-.
Richard L. Keats is President.
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In
toy vehicles and a line of plastic toys and
Of the net proceeds from the stock sale SI,500.000
will be used together with
the common shares to acquire all of the
outstanding stock of Western for an aggregate purchase
price of
$1 750.000
pursuant to the agreement between the company,- Western
.and
Arthur W.
Poole.
In addition, Western will acquire from Mr.
Poole
and his wife certain real
property piesencly being leased by
them
to
Western,
and will sell t- "r. *~<\n "er*«in real property
and
vehicles not required for Western's business. These transactions
trucks
accessory
assembles
factures,
company's
Stamoin-? Co., pursuant to the
of Western
acquisition of that company.
The companv is engaged primarily
in the design, manufacture, as¬
sembly and sale of a wide variety of toys under the popular trade¬
mark.
"Buddy L."
These include a diversified line of scaie model
proocsed
steel
.
(1798)
2
Corporate stocks and bonds*.
...
$750,000,000
* Comprised postponed and inconclusive financing plans.
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Volume 195
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.
the company has outstanding 200,000 shares of common stock
(after giving effect to a recent stock split), of which
Murray Fudim,
President, - and
Benjamin
Fudim,
Vice-President,
own
180,000
and
ness,
20,000
shares,
shares,
respectively,- Bale
increase
//■'v.'f'v'-
7%%%1 :•
respectively.
in
the
book
per
share and
on
$5
per
chased
stock
new
to
to sell 36,000 and
4,000
the public will result hi an
mated
value
a
The
corporation
shares
common
&
Los
Co.,
Mar.. 29,
on
$1)
(par
Angeles,
Proceeds
to
are
Capital of
1962
be
Newport Blvd.,
Costa
Mesa,
7"Y;YM' i
purposes.
Calif, is
engaged
result
10c
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%
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26, 1962 filed
March
"Reg, A" covering 150,000
common
shares (no par)
to be offered at $2, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for equipment7\8Y
87 Y8;7*87!
Capital of 1123 Delaware St:,Denver,is engaged in leasing of trixcks
and trailers.
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Chase
Corp,
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"Reg, A"-—
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Proceeds
7
to
are
/-%
purposes.
Central
be
used
debt
for
^;
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of
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from
the
%
Exchequer Inc., this issue.—V.
195,
company, of
statement with the
■
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49th
40 East
SEC
Street,
April
on
New York,
covering
9
.
;
filed
100,000
registration
a
stock,
tmSM;
3
to be
shares
of
to
V
be
for public sale
shares
for
sold
to
sold.
The
at
$4
statement
underwriter
the
share.
per
The
offering will
and
also
includes
500,000
(1)
shares
.
.
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educational
and
films;
the
and
production
the
network
for
58111
production
Hein
for
acquire
tion,
the
73-1118
8'"-.
contract
United
pre-prcduction,
of
and
and
the
net
the director
to
reimburse
promotional
television
for
Kane
Allied
32%%
in
receive
will
30%7 of
gi-oss
receipts
Canada until the company
will receive 35%-* and 45%
the author of the
sci-een
play,
of
;:0f
and
in
to
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Geist
3
.'8 ,3;3'*3 .;.-33;3,
,
3:
i
10c
per
share
and
the balance by nine persons
Sale of
?'.3".
-*;
%'8-8;
A
In
16%
own
.
The
-V.
184,
,
*
the
No
stores;
will
52
-
be
"Reg,
a
shares
(par $100) to be offered
shares at $1,000 per unit.
A"
in
units
to
for
The
corporation
shares
Apr, 2,
,on
(par 8$5)-
to
a
"Reg.
at
offered
$17
of
Minnesota- Ave.,
640
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insurance.*
-
and
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City,
.
Kan.,
is
tributed.
be
,
(including
of
will
A" covering 30,000
subscription by stockholders
FAA
for
share
each
certification
held.
tests
No
and
under¬
equipment.
County Airport, Menominee, Mich., is engaged
sale of helicopters.—V.
193, p. 2542.
/ 3%/Y
public- sale
or
York,
will
the
to
by.
filed
soJd
and
(5)
to
be
A
30
a
also
at
A
Foeni^er
(2t
shares
be
to
at one cent
Rozen, company
and
32,000 outstanding
shares
recently
/'8,■'
■'
and
(1>
each,
underwriters
sale
of
incandescent
product research and development,
working ctmital.
The company has
74,000
to
Mr.
B
shares.
votes
per
snare),
Kamhi,
his
sister,
two
P.
stock
dilution
to
also
public,
by
43
book
cents
per
equity
of.
book
Z.
/id*eu
class
value
of
share,
increase
Peckerman,
69.6%
own.
to
outstanding
outstanding class B
such
and
stock
and
Presi¬
30.4%,
re¬
After
the
shares.
A
now
outstanding
investors8 will
public
$1.4j4 per share.
'•/' .88-;;8 i• • J - ('< -l
'.'•
Of
6,000
owns
the
hi
,8 8:/
.
class
Peckerman
increased
a
-v8--' ,-.r8.;8%
Y -v,'."- -O-'Y 8 "8" Y
8
whose address is 100 W. 10th St., Wilmington, .Del.,
registration statement with the SEC on
Mar.
30
covering
shares of' 80 cents cumulative convertible
preferred stock and
company
.a
618,120
7 2,663,196
shares
exchange
•
class
includes
cent
one
new
for
and
Sheila
new
The
filed
of
The
offering
Investing Corp., ;':
cent per share com¬
statement
underwriters
be
registration
a
shares
Planned
receive
The
expenses.
sold
Registered—
100,000
$2.40'i>er share.
basis
none
which
for
at
A
York,
■^8. Exchequer, Inc.—Proposed'^Acquisitions—^
-
for
of
stock.
common
capital
stock
of
This
stock
Agricultural
1.1)
to
is
be
Insurance
offered
Co,
<N,
in
Y.i,
Which
is
engaged
in
writing
fire,
extended
coverage, ' automobile,
casualty, aircraft, and ocean and inland marine insurance; (2i Chanailing Corp
'(Del.), which owns a 36.61% interest in Agricultural and
/
,
Itt
offers numerous financial services,
including the managing and market¬
ing of mutual funds and investment counselling;
(3i Federal Life. &
Casualty
Co. '(Mich, t, /which
sickness
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Kingdom of 'Denmark filed .on April. 13, .1962* with the1 SEC
registration statement relating to a proposed public offering of •'
$20,000,000 fifteen-y.ear external loan bonds by- an underwriting group
to
be headed
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Incorporated, Smith
Barney &
Co. Inc.;- Harriman Ripley & Co.; Inc. and Lazard Freres &
Co. The *
bonds
will be
direct, .unconditional, and general Obligations of the
Kingdom.
Principal and interest, will be payable in New York City
insurance / and
Insurance
Insurance
(Irid.),
Co.
Co7
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8
t'Reg.
a
for
share
a
for
all
shares
(entitled
suffer
xh^
-
New
and
and
';8VV-\
a
;
filed
$10
his
(
and,
for
an
used i.or
sale
of
•
engaged
Denmark (Kingdom .ofcJ^Bdnds Registered—
all of
*
underlying
class
spectively.
*
-
.
on
A
inventories
■
-
1962
at
to
propose
sell
designed for household, commercial, and industrial use,
longer
life to help
reduce Hgfching
maintenance
costs.
It
various sizes of lamps and its products are
nationally-, dis¬
The
$184,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale
produces
3,000
consisting
„
and
to
,
lamps
for
will
covering 17,500
subscription by
.
offered
and-$6,000
electric
'7
*'
'
A"
each
proposes
to certain persons at $1.25 per snaie.
The company specializes in the manufacture
is
•
for
77/
organization
sold
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1962 riled
be
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28,
of
used
each, (4) 2,500 shares to
counsel,' at one cent each
.
193, p-. 1688.
per
share
per
8
five-year warrants sold to the
at one mil each, exercisable at $2.40
per share,
(3) 7,500
sold to the finder, National Patent Development
Corp.,
No underwriting
is :
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8,8'
working captiaL,.
r
Clybourn Ave., Chicago, isri^ngdgdd in retailing-->
used
be
price
>
be
-
covering
shares
1945,
p.
Engineering Corp.—Class
shares
2,500
-73•'
are
four-fifths
Menominee
be
class
dent,
filed
of
Broadway,
shares
1962
28,
bid
field service
a
Seidler
B.
194,
offered
be
to
are
made
mission
candling shop-,
8
cf
March
on
to
manufacture
to
10,000
engaged in the
,
22,750
own
Isidor
and
shares.—V.
involved.
design,
stock,
and
underwriting
and
organize and equip
The company of 41 fiast Twelfth St., New
statement with the SEC on April 2, covering
.
grading
egg
basis
8 7i Everbest
''
'
7
>
'
food store in Waukegan, 111.
new
a
$T0p.
pf
shares
Enstrom
-6
*
each;
15,000
Proceeds
in
"Reg. A" Filing—
a
the
on
621.
p.
to
Vice-Presidents,
corporation
writing is
*
the
•
Phillip J. LUcier is President
.
the
to
exercised.
of
of
from
used
shares
of
common
of
denominations
-March
.common
-
*
.
-.r
„
-
«
r
with
•
which
and
Wolverine
offering
lines
is
•
engaged
granting
59.37%
of
1961
in
life,
writing
stock
is
accident
(4i
and
Secured
owned
by Wolverine
reinsured all its premium writings,
re-entry into the primary market/
and' contemplates
not' now
in
annuitycontracts;'
whose
available
from
Wolverine
and Secured;! and
,,(5), Wolverine Insurance Co/v which writes/ multiple lines *of insurance
ip Michigan .and /eight other ^ states.. •.;. t7.;.•., / *. *
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•
April
10. "1962
the
company
&
registration
its
.
on
,
,
,
...
,
The
'
2321-2401
Hudson
/
Boulevard,
"
aggregate of 105,000
common
and; a warrant
3;4:%37':8,-'7788'-7;V to purchase 60 common shares (the exercise price per share to be sup,plied by amendment)? .Auchincloss. Parkers TRedpath, 2r Broadway,
New York,
heads the list of underwriters.
The public offering price
.-,3;vv;::-"7.4.-3'-3.3.;:^;^3<
-
«
.
On
withdrew its registration statement
originally filed With the SEC on Jan. 24, 1962 which covered 157,500
common shares to have been offered publicly through Kidder, Peabody
& Co., New York City.
V. 195, p. 521.
April
1962
10,
the
company
.
,3-V,v 37 "7.;
.7
.
$1,000
per
amendment.
unit)
and
underwriting terms
'
'
x
fluorescent
;
;
'
industrial
'mercury
and
to
are
be
vapor
lamps
,
and
proposed
commercial
The
and
engaged
Is
company
V
in
a
)«««««.
designing
'
manufacturing
engineering
company has'outstahdihg 3,010,000'shares of
effect
to.a3'proposed 7-for-l' stock split),
President,' owns 26.5%; and management
selling computing systems and process control equipment, generally
designed
for
measurement
control
the
control in
or
of
purposes
performing
industrial
specific
certain
commercial
or
facilities
tasks
of
utilizing
-V.
systems.
will
be
increasing
ing
The
to
used
business
computers
industries
various
now
company
Billy
a
and
sales efforts,
intensified
towards
and
The
ex¬
following
and
using
automatic
owns
their application and use in the
control systems and facilities.. The
34.95%
and
management
officials
company
at $5.
The
company,
of
the SEC
on
Dover,
Del.,
April 2 covering
filed
70,000
a
shares
headed
of
com¬
ment
also
each,
(2)
writer
shares
;
Co., Inc., 80 Wall St., New York, which will
share commission and $5,000 for expenses. The state.-
at
includes
17,000
one
(1)
shares
1,500
sold
to
the
underwriter
at
3 7
7. 3
*.
/
sold
to
officers
-""' 378.7 7'
7. 7..' 7
and
;
v'- 8;
employees
*
•,
••..
1962
filed.
(par 50c)
and
20,000
be
"Ree.
a
of which
shares
A"
covering
approval
common
to
pay
the
the
shares
sales
for
would
the
Agricultural
be
issued
for
organization
offel'
to
full
were
.
.
Delaware
law
directors, 7 of
basis
at
of
$20
presidents,
the
per
in
Kehneth-S.
President.
as
merchandising of insurance, and
of the
buyers thus serving the
.v %;/'•/■■:,./; ' ■
:
7
■
incurred
expenses
serve
needs
under
of
of
financing.
will
of
the
v"'-7
60,000
40,000 shares
selling
are
on
share
and
connection
Van. Strum,
Robert
G.
Horr
respectively,
Mar.
Agricultural,
exchange
of
21,
agreed
with
-and
,1962,
Channing,
.
offers.
Board
Channing
to
its
lend
John
up
organiza¬
Chairman
H.
Agricultural
of
Carton,
and
Fed-
.
-/.7
new
/.--
;'4Y-887%3 3;'" V/'•'•%■>
.
of
4865
and
Exposition
installation
Blvd.;
Los
kitchen
'• 8-;-3/7.,.'87;' 7-7"7
8Y:;7
of
"8838 Y7'7''3
is engaged
7V..:..','778/'
8"'
<; The
to
.
be
offered
common
by
the
holders
-stock,
for
public sale by the
of which 45,000 shares
tion
company,
are
to
be
and
70,000
offered
for
issue.—V.
195,
521.%
p.
.*7"37'v//77-.7 7"
South Flower
615
with
capital
the
SEC
St., Los Angeles, filed
March
on
30
a
registra¬
75,000 outstanding
sale by the holders
covering
stock,
to be offered for public
underwriters headed by Kidder,
through
Peabody & Co., 20
Place, McDonnell & Co., 120 Broadway, both of New York.
public offering price (maximum $105 per share) and underwriting
terms are
to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes
Exchange
93,629 shares to be offered pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock
Option Plan.
■
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Tlie company
securities
of
11
licensed
30
to
California.
due. 1987,
shares
this
The
Sayville,
8-8'"%
addition
to
stock
.
own
split),
an
28.8%.
are
to
be
of
of
and
23
V"»
;■
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the outstanding
_• •
of
offices
associations
in
19
cities
equity
which
indebtedness/the company has out-,
(after giving effect to a recent 5-for-4
of
N. Berger, a director, and Frances C. Berger,
24.4%
and
management officials as a
group
list of selling
stockholders and amounts
195,
p.
to
be
sold
by each
864.
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B, Dana Company* Publishers, 25 Park
Place, TNew York i, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and
President;
Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issye.) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Ait
of March 3,
1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in
Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be
made in New York
William
Street,
funds.
are
throughout
certain
supplied by amendment.—V.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
;
loan
which H.
aggregate
The
"'/;.v8
majority
a
savings
total
a
•■•
,•
least
California
operate
In
at
owns
standing 1,495,085 capital shares
of
public sale
company and 25,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the
thereof. Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc., ' 222 W. Adams, St.,
of
thereof
the
8
March
Inc.,
of
company
statement
shares
; 8".37a.
in
Exchequer
Financial Federation, Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
The
% 7v7;/-'-;
ventilating hoods and exhaust
company
of Sayville Industrial
Park, Greeley Ave.,
I.v N. Y.,-filed a registration statement with the SEC ori
covering $250,000 of 6V2% convertible subordinated debentures
V
See
;;;
products, sales promotion
Angeles,
Federal Life & Casualty Co.—Exchange Offer—*
to
stockholders
Raymond Moore & Co., Los
by
used for expansion,
by
L.
lc
shares underlying 5-year warrants sold to the under¬
each, exercisable at $5.75 per share, and (3) .6,000
mil
underlying like warrants
company.
the
objectively."
Wolverine
50
Channing,
one-stop
to
organized
this
and
offer
more
Vice-President,
,
Electromagnetic Industries, Inc. — Debentures—Common
Registered—- • *
;j8:;'rJr ;-7- .xr. ;y(*88-8;\„ *" >■ y:■
by Dana Securities
69c per
.Simson,
35.8%
combined
was
$410,000
tion
/:
registra¬
be
receive a
H.
group
working capital. 7: \7\'888,7 .-'/'7- Y7"3/;,8 8733"8'88-78-
fans. 8
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5.75 per share. The offering
made on a best efforts all or none basis through underwriter's
mon
will
129 South State St.,
to
are
manufacture
88
2,
shares
company
7'7-7*8'87'8''777/,8.;787;'8' 487:83878%7, *88'
Proceeds
and
by
The offering will be underwritten
Angeles.'
as
Vending Corp.—Common Registered—
April
on
common
the
offered
Dyna Mfg.
tion statement with
a
exchange
stock
of
Federal
>7 eral-Wolverine.
be
particularly
president,
Consolidated
Walter
as
to
to
tailored
the
purchased
giving
317.
non-assessable
52.25%,
group
which
officials
in
all
stock, 60,748 for Secured stock,
According
to -the
prospectus, the
Of Channing's financial service operations and
Agricultural,
Federal,
Secured
and
Wolverine
and
Federal -and
Dyna Mfg. Co—"Reg. A"—Filing—
has outstanding 10,000 shares of common stock, of which/,"
Davis,
E.
of
(after
issued
common
(other
Wolverine
of
Thus,,
$325,000
acquire
panding and broadening research and development in the field of special
purpose
p.
Stock
shares
common
Uhnnning).
by
stock
stock.
^
estimated net proceeds from the stock
production equipment, to purchase certain
inventory items, and for working, capital to be applied towards financ¬
sale
186,
coin.
funds
better
Exchequer
,
%
for
larger
the
be
of
capital
for
companies
mutual
public
.
Houston, riled a registration
products Which it purchases ifrom others. The net proceeds from the
statement with the SEC on April 2 covering 10,000 shares of common
debenture sale will be added to working capital and will be available for
stock
to be offered for public sale at $40 per share. The underwriters
general corporate purposes, including expansion and development of
(whose names are
to be supplied by amendment)
will receive a, $5- • $ business, purchase of additional equipment and development: of new
npr
sharp commission
8
7:-."3:8>78
"
products.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the
;
Secured
financial security and
planning to both individual and
prospects. Having-available Life, Health, Property and Casu¬
insurance and mutual funds permits representatives of the affili¬
ated
and
of 5123 Glenmont Drive,
The company
would
Wolverine
facilities /Of
facilities
owned'
shares
341,0.94
for
permit
of
corporate
alty
for
those
combination
insuring"should
supplied
It also sells ballasts; sockets,- starters, fixtures ahd allied
use.
/
.
sale of incandescent,
designed
stock,
266,400
each, sl/mre
by Wolverine);' and 3.7
than
and -1,994,954
Channing
and
owned
(other
for
preferred shares
:stock;
'
^cbmpany is engaged in the manufacture
8^
' ■ v.
11 8a
'
Computers Inc.—Common Registered—,
>
.
(maximum
by
-
those
618.120
shares), to be offered for
shares
common
common,
North
Bergen, N. J;;
.filed-a registration statement with the SEC on.April 6
covering $1,750%;:
000 of subordinated debentures due 1982 (with
attached, 5-year warrants
to purchase an
,
of
company,
1.3
than
.
Computer-. Control -Co,,- Inc.—SRC%Regisirdtion With- ' "public• sale' in units consisting of $1,^0 of/debentures
%
drawn-—-
'■■8
(d)
* 8 '' - ',
•
;
"
.Duro-lest Corp.—Units Registered—'
*
statement
Sept. -8, 1961, which covered 147,000
offered publicly, through A. G, Becker
194, p. 1156.
.
•
* *
*
New York City.—V.
Co.,
withdrew
.
'
"
,
originally -filed with the SEC
common^ shares
to have been
•
-
proceeds
equal
date
$4.41
.
;
■
shares
4,028
the
Sep¬
10 year
a
at
value
of stock
now
outstanding (including
.•* in
Under
the
exchange plan, Exchequer will
States ^rrency.
exchange shares of its
'
'
the underwriter qnd finder) from 82c
stock as follows;: (a)
two preferred ..shares for each share of
^$2.50 per Share
proceeds, of* the sale of the bond issue will W added initially
Agriculcorresponding
7//tural'capital 'stock (Other than those owned by Channingi; 8(b) 1.7
dilution^of $1.50 per share in the book equity of- to Denmark'^ foreignjexchahge.reserves. The Kingdom intends to use
stock purchased by the public.
common
snares "for, each
the proceeds bf the; obnds, 'to
share
of, Channing,fcommon
a/large ejttent,'3 to "finance part, of the 8
(other than
those owned by Agricultural);- ic)
7.8 common shares for each share
8..,'.
T
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«««
•
;
cost ^including ihe cost .of. equipment purchased: outside Denmark) of 77
--J
of
Citizens Life Insurance Co. of New York—SEC RegisFederal
capital stock
1 other: than
shares
electric power prbjects in Denmark. •
owned
"
•
by
Channingi;
On
.37
of
net
shares
share
on
until
underlying
exercisable
(R. J.) Enstrom Corp.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
8
8
Co.—"Reg. A"-
common
Crusader
of
^
■73,,;
group
the-writing of ordinary life
new^ stock to the public will result m
^
"887%38
The
821,252
exercisable
$37.50,
The company has outstanding 255,000 shares of comof which David J. Johnson, Jr., President, owns 33.6% and
officials as a group 65.8% .- John F. Hysler and Morton
Lazarus,
holdings
telephone
a
each
share
is
for
a
■%8'{8f8i%3,;'; tration Withdfawn—
,' -
a
shares sold to
fend
"
at
$2.50 per share.
an..Increase in the book
at
of
issuance
stockholders, vNo-underwriting is involved^
v
Proceeds are to, -be <used for working capital.
fias outstanding 33,800 shares of common stock, of
Kane- and Irving Geist, a director,, own 30.77% ,-29.59%
The company has agreed to sell to them at lc each, warrants to purchase an additional 12,500, 12,500 and 5,000 shares, re'specrtively. Of the outstanding shares, 25,500 were acquired by Hem, Kane
Hein)
the
Series.'
Crusader Life Insurance Co.,
•
which- Hein,
and 20.71%.
and
■
A
capital
The'company
88437
? -3
and
5%
borrowings
Cotter of 2740 N.
hardware apd jp^ate^jlipes,—'V.
J
the
5%
,
Co.,
for
per
subsequently sold by him
3,750 shares
capital.
stock,
sell .5,000
,
respectively.',
is entitled
as
company~on
Proceeds
received
has
stock,
with
be- offered
involved
■
other expenses, to
picture exploita¬
and
profits of the company from the picture.-
i
S.
8
•
Western
issuance
Wohlstetter
class
10
motion
and
the
company),
service station and four food
class
capital and contingencies.
Pursuant to
the company arid Allied Artists Pictures Corp. fox-
thereafter Allied
Laurence Savedove,
-
balance
Central
$12.41
and
warrant
(2)
underwriter
amount
an
of
the
director,
which
management
manage¬
Cotter &
working
"Judo,"
States
$250,000,
suitable
general
between
distribution
the
and
of
8
The
v
.
certain
for
"Judo,"
of
properties
and
as
stock
under¬
on-site work at military installations/ and the balance to
loanajv to purchase new equipment, to establish and equip
assembly plant in the vicinity of Barstow, Calif., and for general
jnon
underwriters
■
•
to
will be
working
of
of
television, program,", Series., j'Ted Mack Original Amat^uf '/
pf
net'proceeds from the stock sale, $250,000 will be used
Of
•
offering
and
perform
32,000
the
Hour."
the
Jac Hein,
the
together
officials
auto
director
to lend the services of its President,
the
of
operation of $ dairy, sausage Icitcheri.
its Executive Vice-President, Dennis Kane, to Time-Life,- Inc.
for the television series, "The March of Time" and
of
'
,
and video taped television programs and commercials.
To date,
company's activities have been in the planning stage, except that
has acquired the
rights necessary to the production of a feature
length motion picture tentatively titled "Judo," and has leased out the
the
'
•
Cooperative of 665 McAlister Ave., Waukegan, HI., is
the
agreed
*
involved.
f
v
'
Proceeds will be _used to open
1961
filmed
as
through
shares
Co., 30 Broad St.,v and E. F. Hutton &
Co,, One
Plaza; both of New York. The public offering
price
share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied
preferred
sale,
ness: to
.
it
services
i
registra-'
a
475,000
public
share)
common
repay certain
The- corporation' on .Mar.- 30-, 1962 filed a "Reg. A", covering 15,000
shares to be offered at $10 per share and $100,000 of 41/2,%
three-year, 5% five-year arid 5V2% ten-year certificates of indebted-
the-purpose of engaging in the production of feature length motion
pictures for theatrical distribution in the United States and abroad; the
industrial
to
common
.
Shareholder
for
of
sale
plus
excess
an
Mo.,' filed
covering
sold
$125,000
&
than
•
t
production
30
public
Cooperative- Trading, Inc
shares
5,000
to
was' organized under Delaware law in September,
company
for
~is Board Chairman.
'"-33,-7 :/-':'5Y^/•3737v!*;8'Y/^-/Y:'/*':
Hoiman & Co., inc.,
Consultants, Inc., the finder all at'10 cents per-share, and-(2* 2D,000,
Shares underlying .5-year .warrants to be sold to the .underwriter at
one cent each, exercisable at
$4 per sha,re.
'
The
Mar.
on
offered
company's common -stock
Charles
common
Street, New York, whxch. will receive a 48c per share selling
commissionvahd afl'8.expense * allowance! of 5%
of the-- gross 3 amount8
received
•
offered
of ^-,\fenc» best efforts basis by r. A
Wall
953.
p.
per
all
others
ment
■
54
share
per
194,
$1,500,000, will be used
to
the extent of $6,500,000 to
repay bank loans incurred by; the company
for
the
purpose
of
acquiring its present subsidiaries
and
making
additional investments in and advances to such
subsidiaries.'
r 8
In .addition .to, certain, indebtedness and preferred
stock, the company
has outstanding 1,188,752 shares of common stock, of which
520.
p.
Cine-Dyne, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
$15
company's
^
'8
public.—V.
!
-
Clianning Corp.—Exchange Offer-
Allen
acquired
stock
see
the
per
■-••/•The company is primarily engaged in the design, production,
assembly,
distribution and'sale of transformers, magnetic components and elec-'
tronic instrumentation and control devices. Of the net
proceeds from
the company's sale of the debentures and additional common stock,
•
the public willoutstanding from
corporation, - and of Medusa Equipment Corp., an
equipment
leasing company. Such acquisitions have been effected by the
expendi-4
ture
of
approximately $8,083,000 in cash" (of
which
approximately
$2,057,000 was borrowed directly by subsidiaries on a
long-term basis
is
,
V'.-
in
was organized in 1960 it has acquired
by merger,
of
shares, * or »purchase,% the
controlling
interest ' in
33
telephone properties serving an aggregate of
approximately
telephones in California, Illinois and 10 other
states, and has
,
also
-•
arid general corporate,7
repayment
YY8/*'Y,Y
North
Ave., East, Westfield,
engaged in the financing of land development companies.
'
by
underwriters/The
$7
a
share
to
now
service
of
,.*/%yyy
by
Manhattan
71,000
:
' *'
.
Y*
stock
of
and
1966, at $4 per share,
warrant
operating
corporation on April 2, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering $240,000
10-year subordinated 8% registered bonds to be offered at $100 per
debenture, without.underwriting!
'
•
•
;
/:•/*■ 7%/
stock
corresponding dilution of $3.46
SEC
the
be
by amendment.
8
Since the company,
The
:
new
of
list
the
(maximum
tember,
^exchange
Acceptance
'
'
.
of
of 111 South' Bemiston, St. Louis,
stock,, to
(maximum
,
Commercial
Filing—
Sale
Value
book
a
of stock purchased
statement, with
'headed
,
Central
equity
The company
ition
common
The corporation
:
book
60.65%.
the
in
1.5 ^Continental Telephone. Co<—Common
Registered—
XCapital Leasing Corp.—"Reg, A"—Filing—
.
group.
share and
per
heads
issues
company to Isidor B. Seidler,
to the principal underwriter,
manage-
as, a
increase
an
$2.29
the
in
.,
/-/si./v.'
In
to
■'
the
in
making of real estate loans -secured by first mortgages.
•
net proceeds
ment .officials
A" covering 75,000
through Hill Richards
%7
7,8
--//'Y.. v,
•
m
Fla.,
both
terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also
includes (1) 8,000 shares underlying a warrant
previously issued by the
for-working capital and other corporate purposes. The
company
outstanding, in addition to certain indebtedness, 130,000 shares of
common stock,
of which Jules H. Singer, president, and
Sidney Mittleberg. vice president, own 33.55% and 19%, respectively, and
$4,
for
3
writing
and
"Reg.
a
at
4 /\v: .'8'' -7general corporate
for
used
filed
offered
v,
be
1895
to
price
has
Capita! Alliance Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
4.%8).78' '8/877
Jacksonville-,
from the stock sale will be advanced to subsidiaries'"
and used to repay, long-term bank loans and certain
notes, to purchase
new
vending, photograph and amusement machines, for acquisitions,
share
the
by
of
The company, through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the
operationof
vending machines for the retail sale of various items including
cigarettes, confectionery items and food, and operates coin-operated
phonograph machines and amusement* machines.: The
$320,000 esti-.
of stock now outstanding from 92 cents to
corresponding dilution of $3.31 per share (based
offering- price) in - the book equity of stock pur¬
public.
'/\"7 - 7'7.Y
■;'• ■;
$1.69
a
They -propose
(1799)
4
Realty
International
First
The
a
March
on
filed
1962
22,
shares
"A"
series
SI)
(par
a
De
io
the exchange of up to 383,700 class A shares in exchange for
partnerships and the corporation.
The company will also issue
shares to a partnership owned and operated by Goodman and
Guidera in exchange for certain management contracts with respect to
trust.
Wilmington,
is
Del.,
said
real estate
a
Registered
Capital Corp.—Common
of 700 North Grant St., Odessa,
Texas, filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000
common
shares to be offered for public sale without underwriting at
On
April
share. •
Organized under
$5.50
per
licensed
;;V
under
Investment
closed-end
the
of
Act
Company
investment
management
company
and is also
1958
1940
company.
is
as a nonNet proceeds '
proposed financing
investment program.
Security Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Funded
corporation of 222 West Adams St., Chicago, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Mar. 30 covering 209,320 class A shares.
The
It
is
of
Trans-American
offer
to
proposed
stock
this
exchange
in
Co.,
Insurance
Life
Inc.,
for
stock
of
shares
Puerto
a
Rico
company,
share of Trans-American
stock. Funded Security is
a
holding company which owns virtually
all
(99.47%) of the stock of Pilgrim National Life Insurance Co. of
America (111.) and 88.86% of the stock of International Life Insurance
Co.
of
the
Americas,
a
Puerto Rico
corporation.
By
making the
the
at
of
rate
10
under
acquisition
one
Offer,
Exchange
the
for
shares
company
the
to
expects
company
.
be
between its present
Trans-American, and also
subsidiaries. It is contem¬
plated that the operations of Trans-American and International will
be combined as soon
as
possible. The company now has outstanding
822,232 class A shares at 500,000 class B shares, of which management
to
able
Rico
among
all
officials
insurance
about 40
own
owned
shares
life
its
by
and
company
the aggregate
in
cents
Milton
J.
operation
International,
subsidiary.
of
of
economies
various
effect
Puerto
195,
statement
the
with
Fifth
184
of
company
SEC
Ave.,
March
on
York,
New
filed
covering
30,
shares
100,000
A
and
the company has
ness,
shares.
common
Jerome
M.
President,
Fryer,
and
Vice-President, each own i3'.2% of the
Lewis and Mac Lewis,
Vice-President,
Executive
Bernice
respectively of the class A and 50%. each
of selling stockholders
and aniouts to be
supplied by amendment,.
of
Morton
sold
class
by
with
the
On
filed
registration
a
with
statement
the
the
the
field
$3,500,000
of
Plains
be
invested
be
added
in
to
the
of
working
General Mortgage
two
capital,
the
and
Main
and
Longmont,
insurance
St.,
of
rants
ties
and
plans
Colo.,
to
promotion
and
General
working
Vitamin
is engaged
used
be
debt
for
repayment,
of
Cutter
88
of
company
statement
Venice
1815
with
the
SEC
Blvd.,
V
,
The
in
of
the
primarly
and
shares of
split).
and
in
for
air
stock
common
Edna M.
the
Gilfillan,
Virginia G.
guidance
defense.
Shiels
The
of
aircraft
company
has
Joan
<*
in final landing ap¬
outstanding 1,169,758
Phillips)
is President.
The
corporation
shares
Proceeds
Golden
to
are
State
engaged in
on
(par
be
Mar.
$1)
29,
to
used
for
filed
1962
be
offered
a
at
"Reg.
$4,
A"
covering 75 000
without
underwriting.
working capital.
investments.
Good-Era Realty & Construction Corp.—Class A
Reg¬
45%.
The corporation, of 151 N. Dean
registration statement with the SEC
Street,
Englewood, N. J., filed a
covering 550,000 shares
April 2
on
class
A stcck, to be offered for
public sale at $10 per share.
The
offering will be made through underwriters headed
by Lieberbaum &
Co., 50 Broadway, and Morris Cohon & Co., 19 Rector
Street, both of
New York, which will receive a
$1 per share commission and $30,000
expenses.
The statement
5-year warrants
$11
in
per
share,
for
to
be
sold
also
to
the
includes
(1)
40,000 shares underlying
exercisable initially at
underwriters,
(2) 405,700 class A shares to be offered
exchange for
ships,
outstanding
interests
of
partners
In
by the
company
certain
partner¬
of one corporation and for certain
management con¬
$3,174,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due 1977,
5e offered by the company in exchange for certain property interests
and $1,568,500, and (4)
50,000 class B shares to be sold to Leo Good-
tracts,
stock
(3)
«Jtn'uBoard Chairman, and 50,000 to
per share and
for
The
other
by
an^ management of real property, diversified
To
commence
participations in
such
as to
activities, the
use
and
company
to
are
be
of
also
sand.
filed
a
97,000
1962,
It
at
which
certain
time
it
liabilities
is
of
includes
The
the
of
stock,
will
Wilbur
&
be
Co.,
Broadway,
stock
of
Chaves
and Leon
1827
to
the
be
Inc.,
at
is
owned
vice-president
a
165
$5,500
St.,
Brooklyn,
March
20,
for
public
sale
efforts
best
Broadway,
York,
for
New
on
and
all
and
which
covering
or
at
$4
of
will
to
said
firm
The
and
be
under
for
to
the
receive
The
,
of
&
$70,
exercisable
at
at
The
a
on
50
"Blue
Cross."
-The
net
regis¬
a
The
class
trustee
common
laboratory
equipment and
fpr his children
Packer,
by
Co.,
to
are
tion
10
cents
to
be
per
family
sold
from
the
N.
addtional
an
for
equipment
for
expansion
common
&
The
tration
shares
common
is
Y.,
for
Regis¬
(1)
-cent
the
its
10,000
B)
at
Hunter,
Inc.)
11,250
in
sale
the
has
of
to
shares
under¬
under¬
to
warrants
$5,000
by
the
manufacture
Of
of
Govern¬
repay
significant
this
offering
the
$343,000
$100,000
units,
facilities,
to
for
been
from
area.
the
$70,000
sold
A
designs, develops
products"). While
hot
proceeds
this
production
facilities,
and
also
("proprietary
the
be
the
equipment
company
of
by
which
expenses.
is engaged principally as
electronic
products
J.,
to
to
paid
The
made
units)
share.. The
per
and
development
The
part
additional
research
$3.50
be
class
sold
pur¬
share.
N.
units
30,000
be
will also be
...% v,;-' l-
activities
from
(2)
to
units
110,000
to
units,'each
$15,000 for
additional
filed
York,
82,500
Clifton,
and
and
who
with
proceeds
New
covering
warrants
first
Ave.,
unit,
products
company's
I.,
30
offering will
to
(as
(series
proprietary
intended
The
Clifton
per
military.
own
L.
Mar.
on
will
be
$100,000 to
pur¬
bank obligations
working capital, and the balance for working capital and
purposes.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
corporate
by
of
William
about
the
by
shares
common
Shanhouse,
public will result in
outstanding front $1.22
chased
$1.71
in
share
per
in
$2.29 -per
The
the
share
the
giving
issued
outstanding), all of which
President.
increase
an
to
then
book
sale
book
and
new
value
a
equity
public.
of
of
stock
stock
corresponding
stock
of
.
v,
;
pur¬
\
Interstate
for
new
stores
and
working' »\
is engaged
in
the
!
'•
opera¬
stores.
Electronics
to
the
Corp.- -SEC Registration
have
withdrew
company
the SEC
been
on
Oct.
offered
New York City.—V.
27,
The
at
194,
$4
p.
its
per
registration statement
which covered 100,000
share through
Charles
1947.
subordinated
stock,
to
be
debentures
offered
for
due
public
1977
sale
and.
250,000
through
shares
of
underwriters
of
company
statement
with
beneficial
450
the
interest
in
Seventh
Registered—Exchange
SEC
the
on
Ave.,
Mar.
Trust;
to
New
York, filed a registration
covering 1,605,100 shares of
30
be
offered
for public sale through
headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
40 Wall St., New
public offering price (maximum $10 per share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also
includes
(1) .160,510 additional shares which the underwriters have a
30-day right to purchase at the public offering price, and (2) 121,000
shares to be offered for all, but not less than 70%, of the general
partnership interests and all of the subordinated partnership interests
underwriters
York.
in
The
the
Co.
partnerships known
The
partnerships
East
in
Interstate
as
the
own
Orange,
New
organized
was
33 South Munn Co. and 67 South Munn
properties at said addresses which are
Jersey.
under
New
York
law
in
July
1961
as
a
trust.
It
was
formed,
according
to
the
prospectus,
as
a
which investors may, through the ownership of trans¬
ferable shares, participate in large and diversified real estate invest¬
ments which ordinarily would not be available to them individually.
medium
The
by
net
proceeds
real
with
1961,
Common
Equity
Offer—
of
company of 15855 Edna Place, Irwindale, Calif., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Match 30 covering $1,600,000 of
convertible
N.
Corp.—Units
commission
warrants
the
make
1962,
6,
Co.,
Station,
nine-month
basis
1126
:V':.
purchase
dilution
11.94%.
:
•'
Tibbs, Indianapolis,
apparel
wearing
originally filed with
Plohn
and
warrant.
unit
finder,
of
additional
owned
now
stock
SEC
none
exchange for the 20
are
Withdrawn—
April
Co.,
building, equip¬
working capital.
company has outstanding 62,000 shares of class B stock (after
effect to a recent recapitalization
whereby such shares were
in
2, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 40,000
(no
par)
to be offered
at
$7.50, through
Indianapolis and Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
used
be
of 2920
Ilartman Marine
On
Investing
and
products.
and
or
per
(formerly S. S.
the
net
to
business
of
land
•
one
the
and
is
enlarge
located
•
Harris
of
Plainview,
the
in
the design,
electro-mechanical and
it
general
share
includes (1)
Hill,
Corp.,
one
manufactures
incurred
11
Inc.,
per
April
on
shares
& Shumaker,
capital.
Paul
covering 100,000
Price
class. A shares at $4
per
be offered for public sale in
includes
at
manufacture
chase
Chicago.
Proceeds
"Reg. A"
a
at
corporation
A
and
Huntington
cent each,
exercisable
allocated
5,000
of
the
agencies
used
The
share.
recent
as
*7,000
shares.
through
Research
contractor
estimated
shares
79,500
and
%•
date,
to
proceeds
Plaza,
stock
to
all
an
also
company
ment
share.
per
$3,
precision
110,000
are
cents
Hayutin,
prime
to
three-year warrants
$4
at
one
has
mechanical,
equal
is
production and
holds
each.
of
A" covering 125 000
without underwriting.
$1.35,
capital
development
Engineer's
Services
a
company.
recapitalization whereby such shares were issued in ex¬
the 258 shares then outstanding), of which Alex Marcus,
President, and Seymour Marcus, Secretary-Treasurer, own 38.06%; and
each
"Reg.
a
at
acquisition
and
common
three-year
at
writer
secretary,
cent
also
firm
for
of
share
one
underwriter
Marvin
laboratory facilities.. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 167,500 shares of common stock
(after giving effect
a
shares
holdings
-
A
unit
per
writer
$253,000, will be used to pay a $40,000 note to a
bank, for expansion of sales organization and program, for sales pro¬
motion
and
advertising, and for the purchase and installation of
to
25 750
own
5,000
his
15,000
filed
1962
statement. with
statement
the
.%-
,
in
filed
per
44
a
statement
Packer-Wilbur
shares underlying
trademark
estimated
Corp.
sell
of
Inc.—"Reg. A"—:Filing—•
30,
Systems
warrants
underlying
primarily engaged in the manufacture, packaging
proprietary drug products, the majority of which are sold
of
its
sold
7,000
company
sale
sale,
to
(2)
and
filed
working
Broadway
additional
and
receive
The
Lakes
.
share,
to
% %
.
used
4
class
an
$4
to
basis
none
Alessandrini
will
expenses.
York,
•
•'
International
down pay¬
cash
a
Construction
Chaves,
SEC
offered
on
New
Of
and
shares
7,000
Funding
all
owns
offered
offered
research
and
Pacific
with
made
both
commission
1962
for
be
to
be
of
company
shares
certain
statement
common
sell
company has out¬
William Semmel,
expansion.
'
;
Colcord Drive,
Oklahoma City, is engaged in
property damage and physical damage insurance
manufacturer
consisting of
used as
to
are
registration
chase
25,000
for
Benjamin
company
offering
Foster
propose
to
the
which
Casualty Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
30.
to be
used
.
inventory,
shares
purchase and construction of an additional crushing and
the balance for various other purposes, including
to
10c)
York.
contract
a
the company
Halsey Drug Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
The
of
610
International
the extraction, processing
$360,000 estimated net proceeds
the
Of
$100,000 will be
units,
(par
the
tration
&
(par 50c)
tered—
Hunsaker Corp.—Debentures—Common Registered—
considerations.
company was organized under Delaware law in January, 1962 by
and Guidera to develop
Integrated ownership, operation, con-
ccupancy.
Calif.,
covering
$10 deben¬
John Guidera, President, at 10c
Goodman
™fl
and
the
All of
Kiser, Cohn
for
Such securi¬
a
(Paul) Harris Stores, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
istered—
ol
statement
The
underwriters.
payment
addition
stock,
director,
a
March
on
shares
Instromech
a
change for
of 1617 8. Pacific Highway, Redondo
Beach, Calif., is
operation and development of diversified real property
the
of
for the
additional
Golden State Properties, Inc.—"Reg. A"
Filing
common
Semmel,
company
ment,
war¬
respectively, of the company.
G.
Phiihps, directors, own 392,164,
109,320 and
103,280
shares,
respectively. ' They propose to
sell
120,000, 90,000
and
40,000
and
4,000
shares,
respectively.
A.
Jennings Brown is Board Chairman and E. S. Phillips (husband of
G.
6-year
j
.
185,278,
Joan
Moore. proposes
Gertrude
Proceeds
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
250,000 shares of
common
stock
(after
giving
effect
to
a
recent
recapitalization, whereby such shares were issued in exchange for the
120 shares then outstanding.),
of Which T. E. Curcie, president, and
John Curcie, treasurer, own 22.5% each, and Chaves Construction Co. of
Angeles, filed a registra¬
covering 254,000 outstanding
(after giving effect to a recent 40-for-i stock
a director, the,estate.of Sennet W. Gilfillan,
and
New
Los
(formerly Gilfillan Brcs. Inc.) is principally engaged
development and production of radar and other specialized
systems.
Its principal products are radar systems which
used
.
filed a registration statement
$250,000 of 8% subordinated;
Ely & LaVenture, special counsel for
the
rock
sale
down
amounts
electronic
are
30
assumed
name.
indebtedness,
common
Instromech Industries,
Sand Co.—Units Registered—
&
200,000 shares of common stock and
1977,
for
of
the
In
common
proaches
>•-'
■
certain properties known as Highland
East, in Dade County, Florida, and certain equipment.
sales
company
the
'A';'.";;.-.;.
Park,
March
January
same
certain
of
The corporation on March
common
sale
ment
April 4,
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof through underwriters headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc.; 629 South
Spring St., Los Angeles.
The public offering
price
(maximum $18
per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
shares
Buena
on
in
the
board chairman, and
shares, respectively, and
Clark
common
processing plant and
Rd., Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.,
through department stores ancl mail
on
law
of
to
shares
Independence
^
principal business of the company is
The
and
Mill
Gilfillan Corp.—Common Registered—
addition
writing auto liability,
policies.
per
Miami
The
due
counsel
,
order.
tion
St.,
SEC
and
Proceeds
aggregate of $25.
an
capital.
in the sale of vitamins
.''
:V"-r.
to
8
and
;
products,
new
In
common
outstanding shares sold to the underwriter by principal stockholders for
on
to
are
v'-0
Rock
Reynolds, Richards,
April 3, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 78,000
common shares (par 10c) to be offered at $2.75, through J. J.
Krieger
& Co., Inc., New York.
Proceeds
View
the
Delaware
company
65,000
14,250
The
shares and one warrant. The offering will be made
unit on an all or none basis by Mutch, Khanbegian, Flynn &
115 Broadway, New York, which will receive a $2 per unit
commission
and $5,000 for expenses.
The company will also pay a
financial consultant's fee of $10,000 to Leonard A. Shair, and $8,500 to
ture,
General Vitamin & Drug Corp.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
corporation
under
California
shares.
organize
Green, Inc.,
from
The
organized
a
purposes.
working
and
purchase 25,000 common shares at $1 per share.
be offered for public sale in units consisting of
to
are
at $18
balance
,
Valley
with
4501 "Rainier
of
company of Hallandale, Florida
the SEC on March 30
covering
with
debentures
.
,
,
7050
engaged in the
manufacture, assembly and sale of aircraft and missile components on a
sub-contract basis. Net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional
stock will be used to discharge notes
payable to the predecessor, to
discharge a note payable to Foster Funding Corp., to purchase certain
production equipment, and for working capital and general
to
are
Ilallandale
Trust—SEC Registration Withdrawn
859.
of
statement
agency.
This
On April 10, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originaily filed with the SEC on Feb. 8, 1962, which covered 35,000
non-voting shares of beneficial interest to have been offered at $10
per share through General Investor's Services Corp., Omaha.—V. 195,
p.
will
various
common
purchased substantially all of the assets and
Raymond
368
of
bank
:i'..-v'
400,000
subsidiaries
new
the
Moore & Co., 501 South Fairfax, Los Angeles, which will
a
$.625 per share commission. Also being offered
are
7,000
previously purchased bv the president of the underwriter from a
principal stockholder for $3,500 (evidenced by a note). The company
be(ysed for expansion and working capital.
Ave., S., Seattle, is engaged in furnish¬
conducting a real estate,brok¬
erage
service and the purchase ana sale of tree farms
and other
properties.—V. 188, p. 1Q44.
4
;,n ,4
Ul
>t.:V
primarily as a holding company.
Of
proceeds from the stock sale, $1,000,000
net
each
Its
which
which
apart¬
receive
corporation on March 29,
Proceeds
insurance
estimated
will
will
real
California.on land
at prices
Raymond
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 14,000
common
shares (par $2) of which 7,000 shares are to be offered to
the public at $19.75
and 7,000 shares to stockholders at $18.
The
offering will be underwritten by Pacific Northwest Co., Seattle.
The
Levy,
shares to be offered for public sale at $10 per share through
G, E. C. Securities, Inc.,: of the same address.
•
•
The company was organized under Delaware law in February ,1962
by General Economics Corp. (parent of the underwriter)
to do busi¬
in
residential
a
meet
to
Independence Fire
common
ness
is
Southern
company,
to
company
presidend
industrial
New York City,
class A
covering
in
shares
—
debt repayment,-expansion
for
used
be
to
j
SEC
Hunsaker, board chairman,
company
of common stock, of which 80,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and 17,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. The offering will be made at $5 per share by
Greenacres, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
The list
are
to be
'
V.
The
operating
shares
Denver.
are
Greenacres
625 Madison Ave.,
750,000
registration
.
the company of
1962
1862.
Hydro-Swarf, Inc.—Common Registered—
i ;'V
Great
an
Syndicate, Inc.- -Class A Common
'
April 11,
addition
The
ing naturaL resource consulting services,
Registered—
under¬
be available for general corporate purposes.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
shares, of which S. V.
Hunsaker, Richard C.;;
Hunsaker, President, and S. V. Hunsaker, Jr., vice-president, own 51%,
34%, and 15%, respectively.
In
& Co.,
Proceeds
.
General Economics
the
remaining proceeds
standing
capital.
B.
each
25,000
the
repay bank loans, approximately
current installments coming due on land
approximately $300,000 will be used in
acquisition of additional land during'1962, and the
used
by
connection
A
mayer
In
15%
own
to
corporate
addition,
and 16%,
class A.
the
J.
will be
corporation on March 26, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
common shares
(par $2) to be offered at $5, through Birken-
The
class
20,000 class B
outstanding 200,000 class A and
A"—Filing
includes
sold
has
purchased
195, p.' 639.
Great Plains Corp.—"Reg.
stock, to be offered for public sale
the balance, being outstanding stock,
common
company
be
,
two sons during April
development company
$660,000
1962,
6.
also
to
in
law
shares of common stock from S.
his
was
April
statement
warrants
approximately $355,000 will be used to
With-
Registration
The
5-year
acquired and developed, the sale of such houses
currently range'from'$16,000 to $21,000 and the * construction of
ments. Of the net proceeds from this financing, $550,000 will be used
to repay loans from private investors secured
by second thrust deeds,
of
in part- by the
by the holders
thereof (amounts to be supplied by amendment).
The public offering
price (maximum $11 per share), the names of the underwriters and
underwriting terms are also to oe supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the design, manufacture, assembly and
distribution of toys and sporting goods,
The net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock will be used to reduce short-term
indebtedness and.
to
repay
advances on accounts receivable, all in¬
curred to finance current operations.
In addition to certain indebted¬
class
-SEC
Corp.
Foods
Co., Inc., Silver Spring, Md.—V.
registration
a
it
on
Eastern
amendment.
exercisable
principal activities include the construction of houses
the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 29, 1962, which covered 150,000
common shares to have been offered at $4 per share
through Switzer &
On
Gabriel Industries, Inc.—Class A Registered—
The
and
Secretary,
Great
6..
p.
750,000
drawn—■
(including 310,000 class B
President).—V.
Edelstein,
$5,248,000
Solow
South Spring St., Los Angeles.
public offering price for both
share) and underwriting terms are
common
.
.
estate
the Paramus property and on property which it
adjacent thereto from Goodman, Guidera and Ralph
at a cost of $200,000. It is intended that substan¬
tially all of the cost of the Fort Lee apartment houses and the Paramus
industrial park, less such part thereof as may be allocated from working
capital, will be financed by means of construction loans and other insti¬
tutional borrowings. In addition, the company proposes to acquire Kings
Shopping Center in Hackensack,
N. J., for approximately $270,000
$200,000 of which will be paid from the proceeds of this olfering and
the remainder by the assumption of a mortgage,..Any balance will be
added to general funds.
"
Upon consummation of all the transactions, Goodman and Guidera
will own' $476,300 and $476,300 in debentures and
75,811 shares ana
78,093 shares of class A stock and 50,000 shares each of class B stock
which will have been acquired
at an aggregate cost of $345,010 and
$358 510
respectively. Assuming the acceptance of the exchange offer
by 100% of the holders of capital units, Goodman's and Guidera's stock
holding's will constitute 16.12% of the clas* A stock and 100% of the
class B stock to be issued and outstanding.
of
cost
per
January 1962, to acquire the assets and consolidate
operations of 12 corporations and a partnership engaged in real
estate development and a partnership engaged in wholesale and retail
lumber
sales.
All
of
these
companies were or will be acquired for
intends to purchase
J
Eichler Co., 453_
the
debentures,
underlying
$1,250,
Monday, April 16, 1962
•.
.
the
motor-hotel on West 57th Street, New York
a
.
initially at 110% of the public offering
,■
,' //
.
V.
•„
\
company (formerly S. V. Hunsaker & Sons) was organized under
The
mately $750,000 to the construction of a combination motor hotel and
office building on the Fort Lee leasehold.
The company also intends
to construct two apartment houses-on
the Fort Lee property ■ at an
estimated cost of $5,500,000 and
an industrial park
at an estimated
'
will be used in furtherance of the com¬
the
from
pany's
1961,
Investment Act of
Business
Small
the
registered
diversified
November
in
law
Texas
'
tion of
on
$6
by
shares
California
to apply approximately $2,700,to completion of the construc¬
City, and approxi¬
$1,568,500 in cash. The company fntends
000 of the net proceeds of this offering
company
:
the
under
the
1962
11,
rate
supplied
for
price.
Guidera and certain associates in part in exchange for $3,174,000
of debentures and in part for
the sale to Goodman and Guidera of
100 000 class B shares the fee to land in Paramus and Fort Lee. N. J.;
leaseholds to land in Fort Lee and on West 57th Street, New York; and
'■
be
writer
The company will acquire from Good¬
properties (and one other).
Bateman,
(maximum
common
man,
;.V:■;■■■•
West Texas
First
;.-
.
for investment.
to be used
are
investment
to
the
11 000
International of Trust Bldg.,
by
interest
issues
through
"Reg. A" covering 28,500
onered at $10, without
underwriting.
First
The
ferent
company
Proceeds
headed
to acquire interests in three motor hotels, one shopping center,
bowling alley and five apartment developments, located in seven dif¬
communities in the United States.. This will be accomplished
intends
Trust—"Reg.
Mortgage
&
A"—Filing—
common
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1800)
the
Trust
from the stock sale to
investments, when and
estate
investment
policies
of
the
the public will be used to
available, in accordance
as
Trust.
In
December
1961
the
all of the partnership interests in Kaufman Investors
then owner of the Shoppers Fair of Wilmington (Delaware)
Discount Department Store, in exchange for 120,000 shares (represent¬
ing all Trust shares now outstanding). George S. Kaufman, managing
trustee of the Trust, received 94%
of such stock. The Trust recently
Co.,
acquired
the
into
entered
Realty Corporation, a wholly
Corporation, providing
for the
Store properties and certain other
interests.
The
agreement
provides,
among
other things,
that the
seller will receive 153,900 trust shares. The Trust has employed Interowned
an
agreement
subsidiary
purchase
by
of
with
Diana
the Trust of
Diana
Stores
15 Diana
Volume
195
Number 6151
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
(1801)
state, Advisory
its
as
and
Corporation,
Investment
35%
by
newly
a
Advisor.
Van
The
Alstyne,
organized
advisor
Noel
Co.,
&
is
York
New
65%.
and
firm,
owned
act
to
". • •"'
'
•'■/
■',"
Jamaica Public Service Ltd.—Common
Registered—
.
Kingsberry Homes Corp.—Capital
Kaufman
by
The
■
,
registration statement
■
holders
company of 507 Place d'Armes, Montreal, Canada, filed a
regis-;
tration statement with the SEC on March 30
"covering 215,000 shares
of common stock, of which
100,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 115,000
list
of
&
and
Webster
Inc.,
underwriters.
share)
The
Stone
Co.,
The
states
St.,
public
underwriting
prospectus
Securities
Wall
64
offering
terms
that
to
are
the
Corp.,
both
of
price
St.,
head
York,
&
firm,
which
is
wholly-owned
subsidiary of one of the selling stockholders, will
participate in the sale of the outstanding stock./
./•■■
...
,
The
is
company
whose
company
certain
other
securities
consist
assets
of
Jamaica
of
preferred
at
stock,
stock
mon
which
$4,480,000).
the
various
indebtedness
100.908
and
j
14,092
and
14,092
shares,
and
'
to
C.
CO.,
Inc.,
.
Bradford
&
2000
Co,,
underwriters.
414
The
share) "and underwriting terms
per
';•/■•? '
.
sells
and
variety
a
of
be
.•.../'
'
manufactured
sale
and
additional
stock
will
be
used
working capital lequirements of
facility
eastern
of
to
be. built
states
(cost
in
Virginia
of •land,
to
plant
finance
additional
an
the
serve
and
to
middle
equipment
of
Payson
sell
to
propose
28,44Q
shares
President.
3,000
$500,000).'
The
and
5
' 1
'Ah^ balance"will
Griesedicck
at
The
stock,
be
with
to
be
made
254
SEC
offered
on
and
way
of
the
company
Wm,
for
all
an
W.
or
Stix
St.,
35th
March
on
30
be
added
ible
Co.,
of
at $4 per share. The offering will
by Seymour Blauner Co., Ill Broad¬
& Co., Inc., 40 Wall St., both of New
Wasserman
underwriters
finder,
at
The
at
that
and
casual
sells
businesses
sets,
finder's
dresses
is
Irving Edelman,
payable
to
Blair
holders
a
which
principally
are
designed
estimated
net
of
outstanding 128,000 shares
President, owns 93.75%,
teen
from
be used for
expansion
various
of
their
proceeds
may
facilities,
plant
expansion
in
women
of
product
for
&
Co.,
for
the
stock
staff
and
The
sale
entered
eight
effect
into
tration
statement
standing
shares
time
in
stock,
the
has
12.56%
Zipper,
539,899
holders
The
American
preferred
of
the
company
in
December
of
Jupiter
of
51,260
the
at
(or
issued
by
the
Commonwealth
with
and
into
issuable
were
plan,
arid
of
case
the
Oil
the
to
the
then
Co.,
A
Commonwealth
1,074,213
Ltd.,
under
all
to
of
stock¬
the
Delaware
assets
Alberta,
and
Canada.
law
in
July
assumed
1961
the
of
'Vermilion
Parish,
in
and
drilling and exploration.in Louisiana
that
is
the
no
oil
operations have
bined
Combined
of
1960.
of
and
Sept.
of
the
several
1961,
printing
of
the
for
will
in
for
the
ended
Sept.
In
addition
its
to
shares
indebtedness,
after
stock,
common
about-" 10%
own
Jerrcld
.
acquisitions
President,
will
receive
by
virtue
20,000
and
the
122)550,
of
their
20,000
the
Profit
Sharing
133.090
11,260
Keene
The
tration
of
of
statement
and
:
31,
As
stock,
common
in
the
which
of
.
as
They
propose
to
Ave,,
shares
100,000
are
cisable
offered
be
for
sold
be
to
the
underwriter at
1
cent
Schwartz
for
$65,
as
finder's
a
fee;
exercisable
at
$4
sell
cosmetics.
Almost
all
of
the
products manufactured
by
from
Nicholas
M.
Altmr.n
and
members
of
his
In
March
1962,
,
Associates
and
two
other
officers
all
owned
the
stock
Keene
and
proposes
Antonio
shares,
■
As
-a
stock
60,000
result
will
which
of
the
new
*$234,000
had*
a
book
and
9,000
stock
"in
Edgwin
propose
13,500..'and
sale, of
receive
them
shares;
Secretary,
to
cash'
value
of
to
shares
Polk,sell
group
their
and
the-
equity
company's
interest
share
of
amounting
the
to
expenses
$660,000.
approximately
of
this
issue)
$259,000
for
an
investment
the
of
receive
A
the
which
of
Sts.,
25,700
shares
the
list
,
of
underwriters..
The
and; underwriting
plant
certain
public
and
property
stock,
of
presently
the
which
leased
and
195,
85
an
cents
per
in
be
to
to
Samuel
supplied, by
Reisman,
finder,
December
when
1961
is
the
Sale
of
in
various
properties
26
the
for
Broadway,
SEC
public
New
covering
York
259,060
City,
shares
sale
through underwriters
Broadway, New York City. The
share)
per
and
underwriting
amendment.
It
company.
and
calls.
corporate
organized
was
and
Proceeds
its
primary
from
the
and
non-
under
activity
stock
sale
purposes.
West
130
on
for
share
per
commission.
The
statement
be
to
in¬
also
issued
to
the
correction
of
faulty vision. Its professional consumer
presently provided in licensed optical offices owned
the company in membership department stores. The
are
by
stock
new
the
book
to
the
public
at
$5
per
share
will
result
in
an
value
a
of stock now outstanding from 57 cents to
corresponding dilution of $3.63 per share in the
equity of stock purchased by the public.
statement
of
of 106 Main Street, Brockton, Mass., filed
with
the
which
SEC
100,000
April 5
on
shares
are
covering 200,000
to
offered
be
underwriters.
and
The
underwriting
The
company
-the
public
terms
public
be
price
common
$15
the
by
holders
heads
(maximum
supplied
of
sale
the
by
the
per
list
share)
by amendment.
and its 13 wholly-owned subsidiaries are engaged
of self-service discount
department
stores
located
operation
Maine, Massachusetts
such stores
offering
to
are
registration
a
shares
for
company and 100.000 shares, being outstanding stock,
thereof,
McDonnell &
Co., 120 Broadway, New York,
and
Rhode
Island.
It
presently
operates
in
in
seven
is
and
negotiating for locations for four others. Such stores
carry a broad line of merchandise, with emphasis on soft goods such as
wearing apparel, shoes, linens and yard goods.
The net proceeds from
the
company's sale of additional stock will be used to repay short-term
indebtedness to banks, and the balance will be used to provide additional
capital for future stores and existing operations.
In addition
20,000
from
by
puts
SEC
share and
per
stock,
working
amendment).
acquired
shares.
and assets of nine
partnerships subject to liabilities.
provides optometric services and dispenses optical items,
contact lenses, frames, lenses,
and other devices
The company,
/
1656.
the
common
7,000
Mammoth Mart, Inc.—Common Registered—
-
prices
their
eyeglasses,
for
book
share commission and $50,000 for expenses.
have/sold (or will sell)
to the under-/
and
of
with
principal underwriter,
cents
45
operated
each.
stockholders
shares
of
was organized under Delaware law in March, 1962, for
of acquiring (in May)
for, 208,000 common shares the
outstanding capital stock of ftV'6 "corporations (to be operated
&s
$1.37
company has out¬
Leslie Brown, Sr.
p.
all
Secretary,
company
increase
,
outstanding stock).—V.
sell
laboratory and for working capital. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has
outstanding the 208,000 shares of common stock, of
which Samuel S. Gordon, President,
and A. Richard Mast own 48%
/
.
indebtedness,
common
327,641
subsidiaries.
Co.,
terms- are
the
company also sells optical goods to optometrists and opticians for resale
in optical offices which are not owned or operated
by Lordhill or its
The $250,400 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale
will be used in part to finance an
expansion program, to establish a
being
&
to
underlying five-year warrants
exercisable at $5 per share.
optical services
be
to
Noyes
on
from
outstanding
shares
company
and
covering
are
shares,
albums,
emphasis
subsidiaries)
as
The
-
Trenton,
March 30,
with
proceeds
purpose
entire
common
principal
(at
from
the
stock
obligations,
and
general
trust
funds
sale,
$2,000,000
$3,000,000
deed
to
predecessor
geheral
ment
•
2.000
(before
class
of
two
certain
of
common
indebtedness,
the
has
company
nuts^nding
4pn noo
shares
stock,
of which Max Coffman, President, and Henry Gorn323,500 and 54,400 shares, respectively. * They
propose to sell 85,000 and 15,000 shares, respectively.
-
two
stein,
retire
to
obligations,
used
be
for
will
be
used
various
the
and
corporate
to
reitre
various
outstanding
balance
purposes
<
will
Treasurer,
own
Martin-Marietta Corp.—Common Registered—
second
be
The
added
including
partnerships,
partners
officials
of
the
of
the
53.90%,
/own
former
and
include
of-
the
Foard
Chairman
President;
for
the
benefit
,
of
the
and
The
company,"
;of Lesser's children.—V.
195,
*
Co.
and
American-Marietta
Co.)
which
offered
were
pur¬
a
offered
be
•
by George M. Bunker, President (and
cm-rent
market
prices.
right to purchase
a
Said warrants,
as
current stock unit
owner of 241.059 shares), at
adjusted to data, evidence the
consisting
now
shares
1656.
p.
Martin
to
on
reserved
prospectus dated November, 1958, (2) 500,000 common shares
pursuant to the company's Employees' Restricted Stock
Option Plan, and (3) 75,000 outstanding shares to be offered for'public
to
sale
limited
SEC
are
suant
•
manage¬
company, : including
the
the
which
"40.67%; respectively/'
various
corporation,
of Baltimore, Md„ filed a registration statement
April 3 covering (1) 532,184 shares of common stock
for issuance upon exercise of outstanding warrants
of The Martin Co. (assumed by the company upon the consolidation of
with
addi¬
Louis-Lesser, President and
and William Malat, Executive Vicepartners are various trusts for the benefit
of Lesser's and Malat's children.
The general partners of the latter
partnership are Lesser and Malat; 'and the limited partners are trusts
•
per
of the company at $40 per unit to November,
unit thereafter to November, 1968.
of 2.73
1963,
.
.
common
and
at
$45
..
The
(Tillie)
The
92.7%;
remaining
Meade
cn
monaural
net
has
ny
Assistant
company
investment
of
of
the
a
7,000
The
Jr.,
the
of
The
of
book
receive
used
and
comp
propose
offered
general
offered
be
underwriters,
acquisitions).
In
addition to
various
indebtedness, the com¬
pany
has outstanding the 3,500,000 class B shares, of which Louis
■Lesser
Enterprises,' Ltd and Lesser Industrial Properties, Ltd.,-- the
owned,
and
Prince
the
the
of
for
company
to
cludes
tional
respectively.
the public, the selling stock(before- their* expenses)
for?'
$54,288
9.81'%
75,000
to
its
:
43%
of
mortgage
-
Vice-President,-
3,C00
*
the
,
value"
stock will have been- increased, from 84
cents-per
share to* approximately. $1".55" per share and their
eauity will have been
increased
ibefore the; company'sr share of' the
expenses -of this -issue)
.from $175,388 to; approximately -$330,060.
The public will receive a
of
*'
sell
respectively,;-of
holders
-
to
LaGrassa,
be
proceeds
company.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company now has outstanding 275,600 shares of common stock
(after
*/ giving ■> effect
to said" acquisitions
and -a'-'- recent' -recapitalization
)//of/
which Keene owns 84.5% and
management officials as
a
will
the
-
and
records,
Of
57th St., New York, filed a registration
March 30 covering 63 000 shares of common
public sale at $5 per share. The offering will
be made through underwriters headed
by J. R. Williston & Beane, 2
Broadway, and Doft & Co., Inc., 40 Wall St., both of New York, which
directors, and Walter G. Kuser, Secretary, ::
18,21%
respectively.
The prospectus lists
(including said persons) owning an aggregate
of the outstanding stock.
The amounts to be sold by each/
supplied by amendment,/John M. Tassie is President (and
short-term
,
company.
Keene
Rensal and
the
!
at
;
in
the
,
sale
common
partnerships and some of the general partners of such
partnerships (engaged in business since 1952) in exchange for 3,000,000
capital shares (subsequently recapitalized into 3,500,000 class B shares).
;/
Marine Development Corp.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
The scope of the
company's interests in real estate* include industrial,
commercial
and
office buildings,
The corporation on March 30, 1962 filed a "Reg. A"
apartment
covering 15,000
buildings, the construc¬
units consisting of one 8%. cumulative preferred share
tion.; and - sale
of homes,
land
development,
hotel
(par $10). and
ownership
and ;
two common shares (par $1) to be offered at $20
operation, bowling alleys, gasoline stations and marinas.
per unit. The pfferThe, com¬
pany's preseftt 'properties
are
located ' in"* the States'; 'at"California
ihg will be underwritten by First Fidelity Securities Corp., Atlanta,
(most particularly in Los Angeles, Ventura,
Orange, San Diego, Im¬ ■yr Proceeds are to be used for expansion; inventory and
working capital.
perial and Riverside Counties of Southern California),
Colorado, Ari¬
/ " Marine of Cumming, Ga., is engaged in the operation of a marina.
zona.
Nevada, Illinois and Michigan.
Of the $8,900,000 estimated net
family and Rensal
,
The
predecessor
,
price of $105,966.
the
company
acquired
all cf >the stock, of
Keene
exchange for
40,000
common
shares.
Robert' Keene,
company
President,
owned
50%
of
the stock of
Keene
Associates.
In
March,
1962.
the stockholders
of
Rensal
donated
th°ir
stock
to
r
5
public
organized under Maryland law in April 1962
the Investment Company Act ot 1940 as a
writing
statement with
100,000
"
for
Lordhill Corp.—Common Registered—
Cathy
Board
to
com¬
amount, of
300
cooling packages.
*#
stereo
single
the
Sandler,
supplied
aggregate
Organized in April 1960, the company, remained substantially inactive *
.
stock
Packaging Associates, of New Jersey, purchased a like
stock 'ffami the Altman's, for an
..aggregate;- purchase
the
,
;
by
albums.
Bennett
C,
be
under
used
of 8737 Wilshirc Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif.; filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 30 covering 1,000,000
until
,
/
Kuser,
shares
or
V
be
by
offered
Crowell,
the list of
distributes
statement
was
sponsorship
be
offered
be
outstanding shares of
the holders thereof.
$20 per share) and
supplied
and
and
closed-end
will
stockholders
writer
share.v
the
heads
of
Regis¬
Los Angeles, heads
debentures, public offering price
underwriting terms
amendment.
the
on
indebtedness,
to
be
registered
the
royal 'Interests/and to
U:
,mi; vpm
;
c38, M^be'rW, Mo., is engaged
-
to
will
Inc.
rate
monaural
1962
company
108,954
an
to
sale
by Filor; Bullard & Smyth, 26
offering price
(maximum
$10
respectively.
covering
be
11,
diversified
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10
per share.
Morris Cohen & Co."; 19 Rector St.,- and Lieberbaum Si Co.,
50 Broadway, both of New York, head
the, list of underwriters, which
sold to other manufacturers
are
is
stock,
the
to
shares
18.21%
to
will
or distributors for the
packaging
display of their products. Of the net proceeds from the
company's
sale of additional stock, $100,000 will be
used, to repay a bank loan
incurred
to
carry,
increased inventory and accounts receivable
and
the balance for plant expansion and
purchase of equipment,. for re-»
search and
development, and for working capital and general, corporate
purposes.
In July 1961 the company" purchased 45% .of its common,
addition
L.
Certain
company's business consists principally of the design and manufacture of semi-rigid .vinyl,
plastic cases and containers for packaging'
such, consumer products as small home appliances, electric shavers
pany
is
'The Company
a
The
and
A"
to
are
by the company and 146,800
the holders ' thereof.
Hemphill,
$100,000
a
of
stock
are
The
of
exer¬
per
sell
and
registration
terms
(Louis) Lesser Enterprises, Inc.—Class A Registered—
per share, and
(2)'6,500 outstanding shares underlying
5-year option to be sold by one of the selling stockholders to Alvin
a
A.
sale
12.26%,
100%
•
public
each,
for
In
John
shares
to
to
be
Raymond
April
a
public
patent
*
patented
common
by
New York,
440,400
selling
owner
at,$4
to
Louis,
are
N.: J/, filed a regiscovering 165,000 shares
2
of
St.,
purchase
of
Elizabeth;
April
on
of
as
306.
p.
capital
headed
%
company
16
by the company and 65.C00 shares, being outstanding stock, by
the* holders
thereof.
The
offering will be made at $4 per share
through Underwriters headed by Hardy & Co., 25 Broad St.. New
York,
which will receive a 40 cents
per share commission .and $10,000 for,
expenses.
The statement also includes (1)
13,500 shares underlying
warrants
",J}
.
own
.
respectively.
SEC
at
com-
giving
own
Foundation,
"Reg.
a
65,000
price (maximum $18 per share)
supplied by amendment.
•
be
and
a
649^043
own
Plan & Trust- of Commonwealth
preferred shares respectively,
Commonwealth.
Hanover
St.
sale
5-year
filed
acquire
address
stock,
to
outstanding
will,
The
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the manufacture
and marketing of dinnerware and giftware
(china and plastic).
The
net proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will be
used
11,260
shares,
Newark
947
with
to
/:
sale
public
The
.
Packaging Associates^-Common Registered—
company
1962
which
registration statement with the SEC
for
8
$4,227,181
officials
management
President,
a
shares
to
V
.
used
whose
company,
standing
has
company
which
of
Wexler,
of
who
shares,
propose
Schwadron
offering
by
holdings
and
The
13,000
*
outstanding
the company, of certain printing and real
estate holdings in
Which he' has interests;
Pursuant to the plan of
merger, the company's common stock will undergo a l-for-5 reverse
split.
John H. Blaffer, a director of Commonwealth, G. Burton Liese,
its
Schwadron,
and
3
172,500
pledges
company were
and
'
offered
plus
Dec.
opened
(after
of
stockholders at..$T The offering will be
Flynn & Co., Covina, Calif.: < :•?
/
-*
J.: filed
com¬
1961.
30,
security for aggregate indebtedness, in the amount
arising principally from the acquisition of properties.
4,501,621 shares of
be
to
Tillie
stock
Legos Financial, Ltd.—Capital Stock Registered—
On
filed
Lenox, Inc.—Common Registered—
suc¬
operations,
year
'
The
N.
there
and
be
to
certain
and
192,
such;
spates
forma
(pro
as
group
Arthur
Schwadron
of
25c)
>
manufacture
/
V
.
gas
commercially
oil
ended
the
of
and
prosDectus
loss
plus
months
assets
oil
profitable
prove
net
a
$426,395
in
The
consistently
division,
nine
$7,269,992
also' in
Texas.
operations
resulted
motels)
$61,726
30,
been
not
expanded
operations
income
net
operations
of
the
assurance
cessful.
and
and
to
stock
common
"J
department stores
scheduled
of
9,000
owned;
by John M.
'
liabilities
The
La.,
'
1977,
100.000
play albums, and
Waronker
shares,
split), of which Eugene Ferkauf, Chair¬
and
Estelle Ferkauf, his wife, own
March 29,
on
(par
outstanding
officials
and
—V.
35,000 by selling
are
fepny debt.
predecessor was
or¬
to
explore
for, produce, and market oil,
natural
gas,
and
minerals, and has diversified its holdings and exnanded activities
printing, commercial real estate, and gas gathering businesses.
Commonwealth was engaged in the operation of a gas gathering system
coast
and
-^"Proceeds
to
the
the
shares
underwritten
other
off
shares
and
Doris
and
shares
19,734
corporation
company
ganized
into
additional
Kwik-Kold of Jennings Bldg., P. O.
organized
was
-J
due
(maximum
records
stereo
io
shares.
shares,
Kwik-Kold, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
The
total
shares
common
22,040
in said states and Maryland.
sell
to
propose
Gloria
of
common
Florida,
of
the
committee,
Vice-President,
and
addition,
7,234
common
company.
of
South
extended
common
stock,
prevailing
in March
company
sale
of 3,009 shares held; and Arthur Schwadron, as custodian for
and Lisa Schwadron, all of 1,806 shares held.
George Yelen is
Chairman and William Willensky is President.'—V, 195, p. 1209.
out¬
preferred
common.
succeeded
Oils
in
Exchange)
were
shares
merger
Jupiter
covering
convertible
nine
super-markets,
stock
has
company
management
279,636 class B common shares. Simon Waronker, Board
Chairman, and Alvin S. Bennelt, President, own 22%
and 6%, respec¬
tively, of the common and 49% and 25%; respectively, of the class B
respectively, and management officials as tt"*group
prospectus lists seven selling stockholders, including Jack
a
each
of
regis¬
a
the
,
4,039.386
3-for-l
and
by
Spring Street,
interest
are
company
R.P.M.
addition
regular-way transactions
on
said
at prices prevailing at the time of sale
1963,
loans,
debentures, $1,450,000 will be used to establish com¬
pany-owned branch distributors. $350,000 to produce additional master
tapes for future
releases, and the balance for working capital.
In
15.62%,
In
filed:
and
executive
The
.
shares
underlying such stock). Such stock
the holders thereof from time to
Market
merger
30
cumulative
by
Stock
shares
stockholders
under
holders
sale
Chicago,
St.,
March
on
$1.50
shares
public
company's
Saile
La
EEC
par
preferred
certain
that
upon
the
no
common
for
the
Such
to
North
be
food
1962
recent
a
and
19.91%
,
Over-the-Counter
over
prices.
1962
of
51,260
offered
be
One
with
shares
(and
may
of
of
to
after
629
company's sale
in
long-term leases for
in
the
Schwadron,
company
time,
share).
outstanding
to
of
man
Jupiter Corp.—Preferred Stock Registered—
The
to
brokers
per
additional
has
pany
production
Sidney
$47.25
various dates
will
company
which
of
twenties.
time
more
the
shares, of which latter
Inc.—Debentures—Common
debentures
The
issues
both
The
45
*
The company operates
15 promotional department stores,
five food
super-markets'and four specialty stores in major metropolitan areas of
New. York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
The
company
acquisition of other
lines.
stock,
common
and
from
or
all such sales
(maximum
and
young
one
Exchange,
Co.
&
thereof
through
has
and
working capital and
or
fee
to
It
girls
and/or
facilities,
and
S255.000
to
$7,500
shares
2,000
primarily to women's variety chain stores and discount
by
The
added
A
and
is engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of a
blouses, coordinated blouse and skirt sets, coordinated
pants
wear
each,
of
its products
centers.
be
price.
company
low-priced line
blouse
cent
one
B
94.5%
amount, and
offered for public
be
of the common shares
42
York, which will receive a 40 cents per share commission and 36,000
for expenses. The statement also includes
6,000 shares sold to
the
will
capital
term
1843.
Records,
underwriters.
public sale by the holders thereof through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.,
Wall Street, New York, on the New York Stock
Exchange in regularway transactions, and the remaining 9,300 shares may be sold
by the
basis
indebtedness,
about
owns
principal
to
Weedon
Louis,
St.
of
stock,
The company, of 12 East 46th Street, New
York, filed a. registration
statement with the SEC on April 4 covering 31,340
outstanding shares
of common stock.
Of such stock, 22,040 shares are to be offered for
public sale
none
$750,000
working
proceeds.
certain
subordinated
100%-
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Common Registered—
New York,
filed a registration
covering 80,000 shares of common
sale,
for
unsecured
The company, of,6920 Suuse,t, Boulevard, ]L,os Angeles, .filed .a registra¬
tion statement with the EEC on April 2
covering $2,000,000 of convert¬
diversified
statement
on
tered—
'
-
(
Jays Creations, Inc.—-Common Registered—*
debenture
incurred
owned
on
and 600,000 class
100% .—V.'194! p.
Liberty
manu¬
Atlantic
12,000' shares, respectively, of 6,330 and
Albertv P; Hildebrahdt ;is Board Chairman' and
owned.
the
loan
upon
net
to
common
President,
group
and
"
*
-
Trask)
from
bank
balances
pay
t.
capital'at?
&
to
can
the
addition
Lewis,
working
ployes
proceeds
short-term
indebtedness
400,000
the
estimated
net
a
additional
In
to
capital. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
outstanding 349,460 shares of capital stock, of which Payson &
Trask, of New York, owns 220,476 shares and management officials
as
a
group
42,892 shares.
Parson a Txasx proposes to sell 25,000
shares; and P. & T. Junior (a partnership composed of certain em¬
and
an
$1,700,000 of
homes
resale
pay
of
St.,
to
the
pay
$283,000
equipment purchase contracts, $90,000
a guaranty deposit, $300,000 to cover the cost
manufacturing machine presently being installed
in
the
company's plant, and the balance will be added to
working
capital. The prospectus states that the company is
presently negotiating
for the acquisition of stock or assets of
two companies
engaged in
related lines of business, which
may involve the application of about
to
offering
are
to
$183,000 to pay balances owed
Rhodes-
Union
public
used
purposes,
has
v
'
$17.50
$600,000 and1'Working
shares, respectively.
They propose to sell
respectively.
Robert H. Willis is President.
402.
p.
J.
of
Of
company.
be
of
facturing
Service
the company has outstanding 891,000 shares of com¬
giving effect to a recent 2-for-l stock split), of
Webster, Inc. and Stone & Webster Canada Ltd, own
&
(37.8%
195;
addition "to
and
list
produces
company's
;
(after
Stone
336.446
—V.
In
Registered—
company offers specialized services to its builders in
financing, cost accounting, advertising, sales promotion,
mercnandising, and sales training, A portion of the net proceeds from
Co., Ltd., an operating electric utility on .the Island.,of
Jamaica,, West
Indies.
The net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock
will
be used
to
acquire ordinary shares of the operating company,'
which will apply such funds towards its
1962 construction
program
(estimated
Ga.
the
head
company
fields
the
the
all
Public
Robinson-Humphrey
,
Atlanta,
Tenn.,
construction
holding
a
ordinary shares and
Stock
Ave.,
on
directly to builders, who in turn erect and complete them for
not
.
Gault
purchasers., The
a
.
The
(maximum
The
(maximum $25
her
supplied by amendment.
Webster
South
with the SEC
supplied by amendment.
and
the
price
be
Stone
Broad
90
New
Bldg.,
Nashville,
shares, being outstanding stock, by the
thereof.
Greenshields &
thereof.
Haverty
The
holders
1725
of
company
Fort Wayne, Ala., filed a
April 9 covering 140,000 shares
of capital stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be offered
for public
sale by the company and 40,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the
Kayfman is its President.
5
/filed
a
'#'000 of
;
Lewis Foods, Inc.—Debentures. Registered—
of
company,
Fresno Avenue
and
registration statement with the SEC
5 V'2%>
convertible subordinated
on
Way; Stockton, Calif.,
April 9 covering $4,000,-
debentures due
1977,
:
New
fee.is
York;
The ^company
G,
a 51/2%commission.
A $20,000
finder's'
Baird'by the avbderwriber.-,-^:...
*'
Ripe,
names
of low
of
,,,
"
'
'
Flotta, Sublime),
certain
of
its
and
in Some
customers.*
calorie foods and processes
The
and
cases
under
company
cans
the
also
private
produces
meat products for
a
brand
(2 )
the
sealants,
and
of
,
industrial
resins and
pulverizing
finishes, paints, chemical coat¬
dyestuffs, and the
manufacture
of
machinery,
and
(3) manufacture of
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock,.
has outstanding 21,428,819 shares of common stocky of
guided missiles.
is,Board Chairman.-^V, 195,
;/ Met Food'
as a group
own-
2.2%,
p.J^18„
:
Gfover. M. Hermann.
f
v;
/
'
-
•■''/'"■•./
Corp.—Debentures—Common Registered—
-The
-
a
of
company of 345 Underhill Boulevard, Syossfet, New York, filed
registration-statement with the SEC on March 30 covering $1,500,000
convertible
line
public
sale by
packing
stock,
to
a
production
adhesives,
powders
the! company
/ which management officials
.,
is. principally 'engaged in the, .processing canning: bot-;
ytling and selling of a varied line of fruits and vegetables, the principal
items being peeled tomatoes and
toma/o products. Such products are
marketed—under the company's
own
brand
names
(Flotell, Stockton,*
Red
ings,
T£hich will-receive
payable/to'Bavfd
company is engaged in (1) the production of cement, lime, brick
other building components and the manufacture ,pf electrical acces-
and
sories,
metal
to be offered
for public sale at 100% -of principal amount:: The. offering: will be made
through underwriters headed by Van Alstyne. Noel & Co.; 40 Wall Street,
r
<
-.,
Charter
be
subordinated
the
company
offered
for
debentures
and
public
sale
due
1977,
to
be
offered
outstanding shares of
by the holders thereof.
34,200
for
common
Brand,
,
6
Grumet
&
Siegel,
underwriters.
oi
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1802)
interest
rate
York,
heads
the
debentures,
public
of
both
general
issues
New
the
on
list
f
corporate
permit the
carrying
addition
to
certain
common
shares,
Maidenbaum,
and
'
will
used
be
to
the company's share of the
pay
Rising's, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
cost of presently pro¬
development and exploration drilling in certain California gas
together with the cost of completion expenses and other, present
or
proposed exploration drilling, and the balance will be added to
working capital and used In part in acquiring oil and gas leases and
in
exploration and development tnereon. In addition to certain in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding 4,154,432 shares of common
stock, of which Armand Hammer, President, owns 379,666 shares and
to
Santa Fe Drilling Co.—Common Registered—
In
.
officials
management
667,512
group
a
as
shares.—V.
195,
10.
p.
The
each.-—*.
Inc.—Common Registered—
Orbit Industries,
South
' "•
'
.
Rights Offering
Mid-America Minerals, Inc.—Proposed
■«-^Exchan£e>platt-^-'3^
Tlie
each
eludes
per share privately or in the over-the-counter market, at prices
prevailing, (estimated at $4 per share). Such shares were pur¬
chased by the selling stockholders in June 1961 at $4;:per.-share, f
of
and/or gas
$8 per
The
The
1962.
1.
statement
■
offered
be
to
Corp.,
of
with
stock
of company
value
the
No underwriting is involved,
share.
'
,
<
<
oi
various
properties,
water
flood
(from
whom
a
Co.
Gas
interests
major
,
for
redemption ol a
for working capital.
Oh April
filed
12,
to
SEC
offered
Underwriters,
Inc.—V.
puclicly
194,
at $2
•
at
63
of
promissory
shares
share through Affiliated
o. e
of
year
sale
at
used
1962 the company of 626 East Wisconsin Ave., Mil- 1
registration statement with the SEC covering $15,-
11,
a
first
mortgage
competitive
to
bonds
bidding.. Net
short-term
repay
due
bank
struction program.—V. 194,
proceeds
loans
1722.
p,
its
y-y
his
shares
the
and
be
to
are
nominees
issued
to
pursuant
The
the company to Julius A. Paskan and
settlement of litigation between Paskan
tion
Such shares may be sold from time to time by the
on
the American
and Toronto Stock
Exchanges, or
prevailing prices
(maximum $34.50 per share.
The company is engaged in manufacturing and mining operations. Its
manufacturing activities consist of processing molybdenum, tungsten,
rare' earths, boron and columbium mineral concentrates and producing
which
sold
are
alloys,
chemicals
and
manufactured
ofxicials
ment
as
and
a
group
60,682
own
president.—195,
"hose
com pan v
timore,
Md„
covering
filed
shares.
Marx
Hirsch
is
address
a
common
oi
s.ocx.
with
.o
bj
the
SEC
offered
ris
Cohon
be
and
supplied
Co.,
19
Rector
$5
amendment.
by
Sireet,
The
of
both
share)
per
Nr.v
York.
and underwriting
statement,
The
5
(1)
Tb"
in connection
this
with
from
and
distillers
various
and
wineries;
the
and
in
company's
In
brands
own
addition
and
certain
.to
to
for
distribution
promote
working capital
i'K'eb'edoo-s
purposes.
•■-::
has
u>-nv
of
Bernstein,
Alfred
his
Eern.stein,
wife,
In
own
Vice-President,
the
503
aggregate
50'/.
;
-
"
y
:
The corporation
she res
common
David
and
Proceeds
other
axe
of
New
On
tration
1,
be
12,
to
offered
the
SEC
New
Zealand
covering $25,000,000
of
filed
bonds
a
Such
pounds.—V.
which
p.
are
estimated
for
at
fiscal
99.8
1961
million
capital.
the
20,000
V
of
The
per
unit by
proposed
common
expansion
of
receipt
One Wall St., New York, The public offering
share)
and underwriting terms
are
to
be
,
statement also Includes 45,000 shares
exercisable initially at the public offei'ing
of short-term obligations due to banks
capital purposes in 1961 and 1962;
and
the
for expansion of - the company's product lines-
into
to
the
territories
either
proceeds
net
of
acquisition
of
operations.
contingent
sale), $436,000 will
by'
from the stock
long-term obligations and
outstanding
retire
the balance,
obligations
short-term
indebtedness,
certain
to
other
by commencement of new. branch
the sale of said notes
(which is
retirement
for
addition
In.
-
the
condpany
to
due
after
banks.
outstanding'
Berman, Board
has
(Ind.)-
-Exchange Offer-
J^e'e - Exchequer rinc.i this ' Issue..;
.
Selective Life Insurance
none
as
•
.
share
and
to
.
-
com¬
Writing.
Proceed?
34.173
group
a
30,725
Of
.•
President; and
In
public
the
value
the
offices
at
class
of
$4
the
$1.19
in
-
now
ox
A
cmss
slock
piirc-ased by
value
Toe
the sEC
Birmingham,
March 30,
on
shares
shares,
30,000
Godfrey,
being
Hamilton,
Ala.,
covering
to
are
be
of
filed
3*
sm
for
estimated
will
be
office
the
net
used
iron, furniture,
proceeds from
for
chair
and
3
effect
£
of
,
They
;.v-'1
the
SEC
Road,
on
■
;
3u,
Co.,
transferred
Dr.
Organized
and
counsel
at
Harry Sackren,
in
proposes
activities.
It
apartment
to
engaged
r.
the
in.mortgages
certain
common
:
filed a registra¬
150,000 shares'
at $3- per share.
The
:
like
con-
in
1961,
the
various
company
phases
of
public
employees.
company
with
„
its
services
for
its
subsidiaries.
In
acldtion
to
certain
each
of
automaticallv
the
convertible
years-1964-1968).
into
Such
stock
common
shares
have
been
on
(or
pursuant to a "recapitalization
in exchange for
the
A and 251,425 class B
shares previously outstanding.
(who
also
hold
as
trustees,
an
aggregate
of
301,226
class, B
■.
•
The
Trust,
Registered—
of 60Q East Washington Street, Orlando, Fla., filed a reg¬
with 'he SEC on April 2 covering 2.100 000 shares of
in the Trust.
Of such shares, 1,400,000- are. to be
istration sttement
is
real
primarily,
estate
engaged
and
b°n.eficial
allied
outstanding.190,000
.stock, of which Mr. Margolls and Ben- C. 'Shames-
66.53>
and 11.83, respectively.
Sale of new stock; to the-public at $5 per
share will/result in an increase in the. book value .'.'of s«ock now out-
by the Trust (at a maximum of $15. per share) hi exchange for
in real property equities, mortgages and leases and Securities
agreed exchange price, plus a- bonus payable in. shai-es in an
amount equal to. 107/
of the properties' depreciable basis available to
the Trust at the time of the exchange.
The Ti'ust intends to- consum¬
mate
the exchange regardless
of the amount of shares- to be issued
pursuant to the offer. -The remaining 700,000 shares are to be offered
for (public sale (at a maximum of $13.80 per share).
The prospectus
states that-the-Trust, recognizing that cash received upon- the. sale of
such shares would, upon investment in depreciable real properties, pro¬
vide-the Trust-with additional-bases, for ^depreciation,, has ,determined
offered
at- their
:
shares of
o.wn
interests
interests
in Miami Beach. ■ Of the $593 250 estimated net
sale, $300,000 will be used to purchase ahd
and $293,250 for working capital.
In addition to
ha3
registra-
terms
Scutheastern Real Estate Trust—Shares
stock
company
a
will
2;500
shares.'to the
stockholder .will give
to and has acquired from its President,
three subsidiaries engaged in building and
Jersey and another- operates a 32-unit multiple.
the
to
trustees
others
indebtedness,
filed
beaded by New York Securities Co., 52
offering price (maximum $13 per
are to be applied by amendment.
Tie
also includes 20,000 outstanding shares to be offered by the
The
■(shares).
organized
and
dwelling
from
a
finder)..and
price.
Another
a
Tenn..
underwriters
underwriting
company,
each
issued
co-finder, 2,500 shares.
September,
was
Margolls,
a
Reed
respectively.
'p1/3N
1
will be)
251.425
class
Nathan
Shainbefg,
President,
and
Herbert
Shainbs'rg,
Vice-President,
own
25,920 and 26,453 common shares.; respectively, and they propose to
sell' 25,000
shares
each.
In
addition,
Eugene Sebulsky,
SeeretaryTreasurcx*, and Auvergne Williams, a director, as trustees under various
trusts, hold an aggregate of 256^13 common shares and propose to
sell
176 000
shares.
Two
other
director^
owning an aggregate
of
37,013 shares propose to s"ll an agcTs°-ate of 30,000 shares. -The two
Shainbergs also have beneficial mtevests in an aggregate of 10.743
of the common stock
and 11.543
of the class B stock, held bv said
of
covering
■
David
22.6%,
Warford St.. Memphis,
1325
York.
New
and
series,
and
to
and
.
•
10,000
of
through
St.,
share)
adTinisirative
sell
none • basis
by Jacey
Beaver St., N. Y„ -which will receive' a $0,625 per
$20,000 for expenses.
The statement also in¬
82
direcor, Ti.6%
indebtedness,- the company has outstanding 409 040 shares of common
f"stock and 395,520 shares of class B stock (equally divided iitto five
J.,
N.
a
■
3;3.
Registered—:
Union,
March
to
propose
"
subsidiaries, operates a chain of junior 1e'partment stores and a chain of self service discount stores in Alabama,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
The company d°es
>not
engage
in any retail operations.' but provides all buying
and
recapitalization>,vof
whieh
Carl
Jerxhgan,
a-,Vice-
respectively.
*
,
is e^^aged mj'-ke
company
The
'
,.
the company's
outstanding shares sold to the underwriter by the
trolling stockholder at one cent per share (of whi-h 2.500 shares
to
•-
29.93
per
precision
Shepherd,
statement
Win.
respectively.
Lancaster
18
with
commission
-underwriter's
.
and
shares,
$3
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to retire outstanding
incurred for working capital, to purchase capital
.holders
to
recent
and
at
indebtedness
The
fWaxl
•
Park ;
advertising, proxiioabn and
business,- for additional in¬
stock, to be offered for public sale
will be made on a best efforts all or
Securities
be
v
to
a
President,
net
thereof
-k.^oy
101
York,
covering
New
.•shares
$5-per share, through
Co.,
Cheektowasra,
tion statement with the SEC ori March 30. covering 236,000 outstanding
of common stock, to be offered for.' public' sale by the holders
3
for-public
out 3and nig
Taylor.&
-
(Sam) Shainberg Co.—Common Registered—
reg¬
a
,
the sale of
n{ designing, developing and
control components (electro-mechanical actuand hydraulic and hot gas transducers)
and associated products.
Donald
/
100,000 shares
offered
.
equipment, and for working, capital. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the "company has outstanding 332,851 shares of capital stock, of which
'.Charles A. Kalman, George E. Mumma and William A. Weaver, Jr.,
directors, own 19.3?;
each, and Nicholas D. Trbovich, president, and
public.
Registered—
Roa^
Gruner
share.'
per
The •"company
manufacturing
$1.41
of
the
190
The. company,
at $3
3
S.
result
outstanding ;
dilution
a
.
and- surplus.'
'registration statement with the SEC on March 30
shares of capital stockr to be offered for public sale
underwriter.
the.' book
and
share,
per
.
filed, a :
125,000
share.
The offering will be made 6n a best effort's basis- by-General Securities
.Co., Inc., 101 West 57th St., New
"'•k. which .will receive a $0,375 per.
share selling commission and $1-8,750 for expenses. The statement also
includes (1)
13,000 shares underlying options granted to the under¬
writer,
exercisable at 40c -ner s a-"
jv
at closihv, and' (2)
13,000
-shares underlying 3-year options granted to the underwriter, exercisable
--
.
share* will
per
shares;
A
increase
an
of
\
In^.^-7-Gapitalr Stock 3Etegistefed^-
Servotrcnics,
•
the.
Allen
'
»
.
for; capital
used
be
Co^"Reg; A—Filing--- "
>
22.783
owns
'
-
are, to
-
"*■■'?'«.»•»/*
covering* 40,000
) tct be offered at $7.50,.without under-
Selective of 830 N; Central Ave., Phoenix, is engaged in
^insurance programs.
• '
k
shares'
B
class
Katz
March 28
on
;
.
outstanding
25,000
Isadore-
T^xe company
class JS common shares (par $1
■■■
the * Pen'n.
of
per
of
share.
per
or
Inc.,
cents
has
company
share)
Georgia Road,
stock
10,000
company
cludes
to offer such
stockholders
Co.,
40
common
share
and
sub¬
xx
-
intends, to engage primarily
services to'.busi-.
$2,500).
to
$285 C00
60-.23-
own
statement
offering
■
registration*
63.
filed a registration
covering 200,000 shares of com¬
sale through underwriters headed
amount
used
companies or
from
used
consulting
located
and
Jernigan,
and
The
tion
trade
a
"
.
shares
$4
at
tali
basis
&
a
Prescott-Lancaster Corp.—Common
3.-
sale
Debenture
$4,674,100 of
The
share,
by
wrought
E.
President,
pounds for fiscal
to 76.2 million
The corporation of 8255 Beverly Blvd., Los
Angeles filed
with the SEC on March 30
covering
ordinated convertible debentures due 1977. It is
debentures for, subscription at. $100
,
60,000
sale
The offering will be made at
headed
inventory
of
proceeds
statement
>
..T
which 70,C00
company
|
amounted
Proposed
efforts
receive
per
to
wicli
of
(after.-giving
David
Corp.
,
.
covex-ing
public
financial
of
book
per
10c
of 4601
additional
of
stock
Rights Offering—
repay
.
Thomas
1845.
Petroleum
$1.50
$2.59
frcm
selling homes in ]New
Occidental
like
a
proceeds
expenses,
improve cash position and
reduce dependence on
short term borrowing.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 270,000 shares of common
May
public sale about May 9 through underwriters
Peabody & Co., 201 Exchange Place, New York City
public offering price and underwriting terms are
expenditures
194,
the
by
ventory
-*
for
supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds from the bond
applied toward New Zealand's program of capital works
30
tne company
shares
holders thereof.
increased
regis- 3
due
for
the
upon
be
have
A
stock,
sale,
Philadelphia, is engaged in the
regional classified telephone directories.
of
The
two institutional purchasers upon their pur¬
sinking fund notes of the company due 1977.
engaged In the wholesale distribution
to
working
Philadelphia,, filed^"registVa-Y
Harris
M.
and
presently
stxi..ement
office chairs.
Ave.,
Government
1
-
expenses.
1961,
at
in
to
shares
'
salaries and
be
expenditures
1963.
the
increase
$1.50
-
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
$2.75, through William.
& Co., Inc., N. Y.
of marketing areas,
President.
aggregate of 160,144
principally
be
existing
to
New York, which will receive a 5o cent per share commission
and' $15,000
for expenses.
The statement also includes 5,000 out¬
standing shares underlying two-year wararnts to be sold to the under¬
writers by the selling stockholders for $50. exercisable at $5-. par. shape.
The company manufactures wrought iron furniture, including metal
(Government of)—Bonds Registered—
with
by Kiddei,
interest rate,
be
wnl
Lancaster
1962
headed
Tho
at
•
Ave.,
.
Cheraschore
surveys
publication of
statement
be
for
a
olfered
'
•
for
best
a
will
aggregate
an
class
common
tin;
purposes.
Zealand
1977 to
1962, filed
be
to
and Crlchton,
used
3206
and
Api-il
10c)
Inc.
to
corporate
National
compilation
March 29,
on
(par
Motti,
*
on
Robert
for
to
are
underwriters
their son,'
3'- 3. ;3 ;-3;"3
National Directories, Inc.—"Reg.
A"—Filing—
30
public
Secured Insurance Co.
i
,
,
Mar.
on
which
working
new
B
sale
outstanding
and
to
The company
t alba tion
Edith
an
The
of 63
Is
for
Of
reason
for
istration
3- -1
common stock
(after giving effect to a recent recapiwhereby suth sh<ut« were tasucu hi tAcnange xor the 741
shares then outstanding), of which Samuel J..
Bernstein. President, and
made
share in the book equity
of
the
250,000 shares of
'
Plantation Patterns, Inc.—Common
spirits,
sale
and
retire
to
and
"
blk whiskies, wines and other distilled spirits and to build
Jnven ory of finished case goods, and the balance for promotional
advertising costs
granted
will
development and marketing
by
offices
an
per
other
and
'
offered
be
management
(acquired
of
irom
puvch.se
up an
SEC
to
by
$7,200
company
A
class
ingredients are then mixed according to formulas and
are
hot:led by the company under lis own and private brand names.
Of I he net, proceeds from the stock
sale; $150,000 Will be used for an
additional
automatic bot.ling line and other equipment, $250,000 to
expenses
for
per
incurred
Conn.
to
used
oe.
be
company
bank
offering.
distilled
the
stock,
address,
in
added
Sale
principal business is the blending, bot.ling and mar¬
keting of a line of alcoholic beverage products and wines.
Wi h the
exception of vodka, which it produces from neutral spirits, the company
purchases all whiskey and other types of distilled spirits and wines, in
wines
used
atoi-s
crmparty's
bulk,
Viii
$ou,000
ana
Mar.
on
Co.,
$9
balance,
iong-
used
is
Robinson
printing paper and paper products. Of the $1,250,000 estimated
proceeds from the stock sale, $475,000 will be used to retire trade
approximately $50,000 will be used to retire obligations
due
to
a
director
of
the company;
approximately $296,000 will be
pany's
$
services
be
D.
obligations;
Hendler, Vice-President, own .803
and 203, respectively. The under¬
writer and company are both under common control, and the com¬
to
outstanding snares to be sold .to certain affiliates of the underwriters
by principal stockholders (at a price to be supplied by amendment), and
(2) 4.COO .'hares to be sold
by the ccm.pcny to George London and three
for
will
J.
net
incurred within
$349 000
tne, class A and management oxiicials as
outstanding class B stock, Robert M. Harris,
<
per share,
additional
of
of
,
50,000
various
SEC
offered
amendment.
by
to
The
purchase equipment ana
of
sale
are
acquisitions
to provide
-
in October
that
(acquired
30,000
others at Si
and
purchase
was
the
be
of $1,500,000
chase
for
ideas ahd products deemedadequate profit potential. The. prospectus '
of competition and other factors no assurance ;
can. be given
that the company's operations will be profitable or suc¬
cessful, and any investment therein may be deemed a speculation.
Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $41,000 will be. used, to equip ;•
and
supply an office ahd for office rental, for salaries, advertising
and-promotion, and for legal and accounting services. The balance will
slates
public
terms
includes
also
and
the
by
\
through underwriters herded by Street & Co., 44 Wall Sireet, and Mor¬
offering price (maximum
to
repay
to
(maximum
price,
of
offered
.
class
April
with
will be
and
npsses
Bal¬
public
finance
to
193,
own
underlying 15-year warrants,
a
$500,000
be
asphaltic concrete plant/ at Eyram,
an
the company),
shares)
Plaza
providing
be
on
for
30,000
Organized
board
Central Avenue,
A-.
offering
In
<
is R««-k
registration statement
shares
160 000
by
common
mission
Montebello Liquors,- Inc.—Common Registered—;
The
and warrants
will be used to
company' of 6 Penrx Centex* Plaza,
A
Center
products,
lesser extent
a
1429.
p,
to
filed
Y.,
N.
covering
1974,
approximately $156,000
41,9/A v,y„ '
lirst
metal
principally to the steel Industry and to
the
purchase and
The
to the electrical and other industries. The mining activities consist of
operating
a
rare
earths| property and exploring and developing, a
molybdenum property. in addition, to certain indebtedness, the, company
has outstanding 1,689,752 shares of common stock, of which manage¬
chairman
leased
statement
class
at
various
the
existing
repay
Penn S quare C orpClaSs
thereof
therefrom
said
*
company.
holders
otherwise,
to
Corp.—Comrron Registered!—
Bear, Stearns &
by
supplied
.K-ri'.h-
by
a
the purchase of
group own
Registered,.;
The company of 375 iPark XVe;j N6w York, filed, a registration statemeat with the SEC on April 2 covering 5,000 shares of common stock.
Such
in
from
business,
proceeds
,
t
con-
;
to be required
group
with
stock,
mon
.
-vU
-v
America—-Common
c£
1961
net
used
be used for
•
i--'V
Corp.
Molybdenum
finance
1974
$590,000
short-term bank loan incurred
on
to
help
and
be
its
of
The
funds for the down payment
557,500 shares of common stock, of which Myron P.
the balance will be added to. working, capital to
chairman and President, and Clarice Brager,
a director,
own 15.53
general corporate purposes
In addition to various indebted- 3 and 13.53
respectively, and management officials as. a group -41.33..
ncss, the company has outstanding 409,893 shares of common stock, of
v
194
D
892
which William H. Peckham, Board Chairman and President, owns 20.83
- ^
•
and Elizabeth S. Peckhapx, ftis wife(,,rl8.93
Management, officials as a
a
be offered for public
from the financing will be
1987
phase
will
stock
corporation of 240 West 18th St;, New Yoi'k,
l'ne
The
amount.
additional facilities
construct
to
(presently
filed
2
due
to provide additional working capital);
Oil
of
due
notes
stock,
common
indebtedness (of which
term
$90,000
April
632-4
Co.,
&
including
statement
Registered—
Plains,
April
debentures
3 of .principal
100
White
Haarlem Avenue,
with the SEC on
50
subordinated
a
Saxon Paper
J
and crushed stone. Of the net proceeds.from the debenture sale, together,
the proceeds from the sale to an insurance company of $1,000,000
complete
0C0.C00
of
statement
sale
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Bonds Registered—
waukee.
Witter
Robinson (and L. A. Robinson) who owns 90,072
shares anil proposes to sell' 40,000 shares;—V." 195, p. 1657.'
V v
'
with
1721..
p.
expected
as
sharea,
offering will be made
through underwriters headed by First Albany Corp., 90 State Sereet,
Albany, N. Y., which, will receive a 103
commission.
The company is engaged in the construction and surfacing of roads,
parking lots and driveways, the sale of liquid asphalt, and the produc¬
tion and sale of asphaltic concrete, ready-mixed concrete, sand, gravel
v
per
per
chairman, George Wall, Jr., president (together
Wall), and Philip M. Hunt, executive vice-president
company,
public
on
been
drilling
countries.
additional
prospectus lists live selling stockholders owning
to
convertible
6''
the company Withdrew its registration statement
Oct.
16,
1961 which covered 200,000 common
1962
the
have
with
shares
the
in
foreign
ten
of
sale
are
officials
now
has
sell all of its holdings of 5,000 shares, and others propose
amounts ranging from
1,000 to 3,500 shares.—V. 195, p. 404.
The
Registration With¬
'
;
$1.38
a
not
company
board
Jane
registration
y
which
price
the company
outstanding 823,358 shares of common stock, of which John W.
Fisher; Board chairman, and John W. Nichols, President (and members
of their respective families) own
19.8',;
and 16.3c, respectively, and
mafwgumeuv viiiuals as a group,
195, p, 403. ,
,
*
The
Peddiam Industries, Inc.—Debentures
preferred stock,
Midwestern Investment Corpv—SEC
"
have any manufacturing
outstanding 392,503 shares?
share book value), of which Frank¬
does
company
(with
Salisbury,
sell
to
of
has
drawn—
the
but
stock
Mary
proposes
•
certain indebtedness and
io
active,
and
is
-
acquired
portion
Dean
Vshort-term bank loans of the company and additional short-term loans
(together with Ruth A. Hunt), own 14.02'/, 20.363 and 12.75 3' respec¬
tively. The prospectus lists 7 selling stockholders, Including Salisbury
who
proposes to sell 5,000 shares. In addition,
Hodgdon & Co., Inc.,
the
were acquired in December, 1961), and the balance
major part of its convertible preferred stock and
&
company's propenie
In. addition
certain
principally
Oil
e.
with
and
Bhiciiv.ell
thereof.
of
Puerto Rico.
in
common
lin
is generally engaged in the business of oil and gas
development,
lis primary assets are the interests it
owns
in numerous oil and gas properties, including both royalty and
leasehold interests.
Properties are owned in 16 states, with substantial
properties in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. Of the net proceeds from
the Stock sale,
$450,000 will be used
for development operations on
from
Rico,
Puerto
,
.
company
facilities
stock being taken
company
production
holders
engaged in research, development, engineering and
drilling equipment prior to receipt of proceeds.
The proceeds of the
telephone equipment, including transistorized door
existing loans were used primarily to purchase drilling rigs and related
answering and intercom equipment, telephone line'and ringer isola- I
equipment.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has
tion devices, transistorized amplifiers and tone generators. It is planned
3'-outstanding 1,003,426 shares of common stock, oi which management;:
to conduct the principal manufacturing
activities of the company in
The
■
manufacturing
in-
also
capital stock
Petroleum
and holders of such
at
June
record
the
Los
.
is
States
company's
then
by the company solely in exchange
in one or more corporations (primarily of
Oklahoma)' whose principal assets are oil
properties. Such exchange will be negotiated by the company
shares
75.000
shares
for
CDEF
of
held
shares
four
T
-
provides,
principally
to major
oil
companies,
any
oil and gas drilling equipment, faciUues, and: labor,;,
of
presently
United
$4
&':■
of 14 North Robinson, Oklahoma City; Okla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 2 covering 225,000 shares
of common stock.
It is proposed to. offer such stock for subscription at
$6 per share by common stockholders at the rate of one new share for
company,
V
Fe
The
company
combination
and
Santa
Ave.,
Angeles, and two other firms, head the list
public offering price (maximum $33 per share)
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
St.,
underwriting
The
■
company
11015
by
stock,
Spring
underwriters.
and
:
of 213 Mill St., N. E., Vienna, Va., filed a registration
statement
with
the
SEC on March
30 covering 17,500 outstanding
scares
ox' common stock, to be offered for sale by the holders thereof
The
of
company
a
standing
'
cl'
z33o.
p.
Bloomiield
Springs, Calif.,
registration statement with the SEC on March 30, covering
160,000 shares of common stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be
ottered for public sale by the company and 60,000 shares, being out¬
filed-
management
propose to sell 3,800 shares
to $2.47 per share and a corresponding dilution
share in the book equity of stock purchased by the public.
per
On April 9,
1962, the company withdrew Its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 18, 1962, which covered 100,000
capital shares to have been offered at $3 per share through Garat &
Polonitza, Inc., Los Angeles.—V. 195, p. 971.
posed
the company has outstanding 604,000
Maidenbauin, President, and Harry
own
150,000 and 100,000 shares, re¬
.
$2.53
fields,
sell 11,400 and 7,600 shares, respectively,
officials,
each owning
50,000 shares,
to
propose
of
headed
Nathan
Chairman,
Board
other
four
which
working capital
accounts receivable.
increased
inventories and
larger
of
indebtedness,
of
They
spectively.
including
from-$1.29
standing
(record date
supplied by amendment). The company will pay. the underwriters,
by Allen & Co., 30 Broad St., New York, $50,000 for their
commitment in connection with this offering, plus an additional $3
In respect of each $100 of unsubscribed debenture sold to the public.
•;
The company is engaged In the business of acquiring and developing
oil and gas properties and drilling for, producing and selling crude oil
and natural gas. Of the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $4,000,000
be.
to
(maximum
purposes,
100 shares held
debentures for each
rate of $100 of
at the
offering
St.,
33rd
West
49
Inc.,
The
$10 per common sharei and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also
includes 18,000 shares underlying 0-year warrants to be sold to the
underwriter
by the company for $180, exercisable at a price to be
supplied by amendment.
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r
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The company
is engaged in the business of distributing food and
related products to supermarkets and other retail stores in the metro¬
politan area of New York City.
The net proceeds from the company's
sale of debentures will be added to general funds to
be avaiable for
price
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
-
.
Volume 195
to
allow
snare
cash
price
investors
for shares
Number 6151
87«
an
issued
.
Commercial
.
.
discount from the $15
exchange'for property.
in
maximum
options issued to the underwriter by the selling stockholders, exercisable
^
interest in diversified income-produclhg
consisting principally of real estate interests. It intends
diversified portfolio of commercial income-producing real
inves.ments
to
acquire
a
propti ties,
interests,
real
•
and leaseback
mortgages on reai properties and other interests in
securities and interest bearing g6ve.nme..t ooirom the Trust's casn sare or stocs will be
selected
property,
•
and cash,
Tne net proceeds
that end.
:
v
'
to
•
income-producing citrus properties, leasehold
iigacioub.
used
an
;
company,
of
601
West
Fifth
Street,
n*
at
tinuing
$25,000,000), incurred in connection
construction
is
1962-b3
•
:'•
•
•
•
Presently expected that
Will
•'
the
and
program,
total
about
:i!.-■
••.
v
Tucson
Trie
1
the
will
treasury
195,
1708.
p.
'*
••
/r
..
,
v::p
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and
The
filed
of
company
3110
registration
a
Northern
Lights
Elvd;,
.
statement
with
tne
SEC
March
on
30
covering
public
water
provide
these
and
of
utility
suburban
loss
from
the
company's
corporate funds as
shares
Kadow,
at
&
Heating,
shares,
as
26.8(7
own
and
and
in
systems
industrial
reflects
The
1961.
stock
will
working
be
net
common
of
shares,
and
3,936 shares
will
be
added
capital
and
to
of
net
1
for
which
Board
and
Investment
New
York;
and
McCarley
J.
in
used
the
v
1363.
sell
all
Proceeds
&
such
Davidson
of
to
are
&
"Reg.
a
shares.—V.
The
$12 per
Co.,
Inc.,
Fidelity, Knoxville;
Co.
by
&
Unison
Fred
D.
Abbott,
The
Benton
Inc.,
Asheville,
be
used
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Proceeds'.are
Co.
Beverly
be- .used
to
Hills,
for
facture
and
in
of
Ninth
statement
Angeles,
electrical
is
U.
S.
St.
with
and
the
fittings
15
and
underwriting
Broad
St.,
proceeds from
and
1987,
220
redeem
to
cumulative
repay
due
in
to
to
shares
that
to
the
manu¬
the
of
5 V2%
formal
and,
-T955
action
if
the
second
(1)
414%.
Vs%--, to
j
refinance
its
preferred
l'eceuviy
to
Tabach
Industries, Inc.—"Reg.
corporation
common
shares
Russotto
&
improvements,
Tabach
facture
to
are
of
20.8%
series
E.
? 4
sale
and
of
debt
The
company 'of
shares of
basis
the
J;
B.
underwriter
and
"Reg.
a
at
A"
wear.
-
492
equipment,
r
Angeles,
Los
is
stock,
the
SEC
to be offered
to
March
New
30
.
York,
covering
for public sale
on
a
the
public
;
V%
-•
one
warrant
in
for
,
,
-
each
-
five
shares
sold,
.
n
.
V
electrical
and.
and
to
and
forward
m
net
view
and
also
Offer--.
See
—
Corp.,
this
issue.
-
'
by
of
■
by
also
includes
5,000
are
to
be
Berger,
of certain
Co.—Common Registered—"
'
;
officials
management
and
their
will
own
be
factoring of accounts receivable
addition to certain indebtedness and pre¬
has outstanding 200,000 common shares.
In
purposes.
the
company
corporation
March
on
shares
common
&
Colorado
Co.,
ventory.
to
are
be
(par
30,
50c)
1962 filed a
"Reg. A"
to be offered at $2.50,
for
used
equipment,
debt
:'„V,r'':
.
covering
through.
Springs,. Colo.
..
■
repayment and in/' V.'""
Western of 3407 N. El Faso Colorado Springs, Colo.,
general printing and lithography.
..
;
of
Registered P
The
is engaged in
mortgage
first
of
sale
v
—
Bonds Registered
174 Brush Hill Ave., West Springfield, Mass., field
the oto on Aprn y, wveiuig $8,OJO,OOQ
bonds, series E, due 1992, to be offered for public
of
company
registration statement witn
a
bidding. The net proceeds from the bonds sale,
$650,000 of additional funds of the company, will
of the company's 5%%
first mortgage
now
outstanding (series D, due 1989), the redemption Pfice
106.75%- plus interest to date of redemption.—V. 19o, p. 1708.
competitive
with some
at
together
used
be
bonds
being
$8,000,000
redeem
to
(Edwin L.) Wiegand Co.—Common
Registered—
of 7500 Thomas Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa., filed a
statement with, the SEC on March 30 covering. 606,450
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., 15 Broad St., New York, and two other firms.
The
company
registration
4
offering price (maximum $30 per share)
be supplied by amendment.
public
terms
and underwriting
to
are
manufactures and distributes electric heating elements
for industrial, commercial and domestic use, electric processing ovens,
pnd electric heat transfer systems for industry, and high temperature
The
company
alloy tubing. Most of its products are marketed under the trade name
"Chromaldx." Tubing is marketed under the trade name "Greenville".
of
•
The
has outstanding 2,119,757 shares of common
Wiegand, board chairman, owns: 27.3%
and
comoany
Edwin
which
sfock. of
L.
officials
ment
as
a
group
r"-
and
associated
which
elements
net
California
as
proceeds
subsidiary,
such
used
are
coffee,
as
of
components
for
as
soit
'standing
recent
Rose Zurit own
public
of
shares
135,000
stock
3C0-for-l
$4
at
stock
now
59%
of
and
hot
Wiener
spiit),
outstanding
working
has
company
stock,
out-
of
respectively.
in
$1.64
'
$2.23
share
in
"
per
Sale of new
stock
increase in the book
an
to
the
ment
stock,
the
tp the
value
The
V"
in
fr'ith
the
of
which
SEC
on
80,000
March
30
shares
are
covering
.
to
89,500
offered
be
a
;
registration
company
and
shares
for
of
public
common
sale
by
-
are
to " be
,
.
.
other
printed material.
and
ten
Louisiana law
under
and
in
March, 1962,
wholesale operations previously
a family partnership organized
corporations
all of the stock of
owned
comoany
addition
the
169,000
Vice-President,
26.8%
,
to
certain
25.8%,
indebtedness,
shares,
Sander N.
common
-
catalogues
retail
& Company,
,
the prepa¬
A subsidiary publishes photography liooks.
the
by Abe Wiener,
President, and his immediate
(through the subsidiaries) presently operates 12
retail shoe outlets in New Orleans tm.i Bau.n Rouge, of which five
are
self servicing operating under the name
"Shoe Town." three are
self-service
leased
departments
in department store.-, and four are
conventional retail
shoe outlets.
The crinpanv issued 160.000; com¬
mon
shares for the assets of said
partnership and stock of said
was
fem4'".-The
In
..
rThe company (formerly Verlan Books, Inc.) is engaged in
and production,-but not the publication, of books,
ration
and
organiye'
be
-
10,000. outstanding
■
to
Abe Wiener
by
corporations.
Of the nev proceeds from the stock sale, $220,909 will
used to pay bank loans Incurred bv the predecessor partnership for
working capital, and the balance will be used for a contemplated
expansion program and working capital.
;
price (maximum $5,50 per share) and underwriting
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes
shares" to be sold to the underwriter 'by the sell¬
ing stockholder at $1.50 per share, and 2,000 shares at a like price
to Steye Thomas, finder-.
,1'
public-offering
terms
was
successor
1945,
which
■
state¬
9,500
underwriters headed by
public
company
the
conducted
Registered—
of 915vHroadWay, New York, filed
through
& Co., 211 Carondelet St., New
offering price (maximum $11 per share) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by -amendment. The statement
also includes 10*000 shares underlying five-year \varrants to be issued
to the underwriter,
exercisable initially at the public offering price.
The
share and a cor¬
book equity of stock
shares, being outstanding stock, by Seymour
D-. Uslan, President and sole stockholder.
Searight, Ahalt & O'Connor,
Inc., 115 Broadway, New York, hdads the list of underwriters.
The
%
>
company
Dakin St.. New Orleans. La., filed a registration
on April 2, covering 80,000 shares of common
SEC
for public sale
Labouisse. Friedrichs
Weil,
per
%
,
the
offered
be
to
Orleans.
as
,
with
Howard;
stock (after giving effect to a
which David Zurit, President,
and
result
from
responding dilution of $2.77
purchased by the public. „' -
adidtional
Shoes, Inc.—Common Registered—
The company of 808
statement
common
and 38%.,
share frill
per
drinks
dispensing
of draft
beer,
The $338,000
from the stock sa}e will ..be used, to expand
for research and product development, adver¬
and promotion,
additional inventory and
capital. : In addition to certain indebtedness/the
'
supplied by amendment.
The stateclass B shares underlying • 4-year
outstanding
purposes.
President.
optioris
The
80,000 shares,' being outstanding stock, by the holders1
Granbe'y. Marache A; Co., 67 Wall.Street, New York, heads the
The public offering price (maximum $10
p°r share)
underwritingterrs
black
of
$974,000 esti-
$150,000 to purchase machinery and equipment for a new
leased in the New York area, $125,000 to purchase raw
for this plant and the balance will be edded to
be
">- Proceeds
204
estimated
?
list of underwriters.
ment
the
whose address is P. O.
other
120,000
Posey,
certain
is
beverages
the company and
and
Of
■'
stock,
Copley
split),'
for
vending
The company, of 1167—65th Street, Oakland/ Calif., filed a.
registra- '
tiop statement, with the SEC, on April 2 covering. 100,000 shares of com- -,
mon stock, of which-20;000 shares are to be. offered
for public sale by
thereof.
manufacture
inventories
for
The
,
a
director, own'
officials as a group
Lehman Securities, Inc. of
L.
tising
;
'
Trans-Wesfein Service Industriei—Comnwn Registered
the
market.
the
$63,000,000
well
;;
Security
horiie
Western Lithographers, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
;
to
of
certain directors and their families have interests),
as
Exchange
::,V;;V
Funded
the
has outstanding 280.000 shares of common stock,
sold to 12 incorporators at $1 per sh<*re^
the company
to
under
to
ferred
management
Verlan Publications, Inc.—Common
Co., In?.
sub-contract
to
for
working capital for reduction of bank
and
.
Life Insurance
government
shares were issued in equal amounts to Harold W.
C. William Geer, Vice-President, in exchange
plant,
plant
site,
stock
10-for-1
proposed
Howard
owned
50%
for
a
working
Trans-American
be designed
and
$225,000
material
funds and used as
tne acquisition and
general
un.igs,
a
and
equipment
;
,
testing
for
.
all of
proceeds from
house
The
sale.
to
ot.j;r
chocolate,
laboratory equipment,
for research
and v;
capital and general corporate purp-sos.
The prospectus reflects a net loss of $16,749 for the year ended Decem¬
ber
1.961.
The company
has outstanding
150,000, shares of common
stock, of which Robert W. Lester, president, owns 50,000 shares.—
V. 194, p. 1887.
;V
d '
and
■
apartment
of
added
effect
Co.
is
and
company
finishes wall panels for plywood manufacturers
name.. Of the net proceeds from the stock
used to purciraie 4nd install production ma¬
chinery in an additional manufacturing plant to be leased at Longview,
Washington, $150,000 for inventories for this plant, $100,000 to in¬
crease
inventories of' imported Lauan plywood for the present Long-
sale,
to' be
•
,
one
contract
Corp., and 29.2%
Jack H. Lehman
company
devices
r;
heating field and is presently engaged in the manufacture of compact
electric water heating units. The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be used to
purchase additional production machinery and equipment
development,
The
--
I960, the company is engaged in the development of ;
electrical devices primarily used in the plumbing and
and
uhderwriting 4;e?m«- aVe
granted tp%Allan A. Segal, the finder, and (3) 4,000
shares underlying
like options granted to certain others for services
rendered to the company. A $2,500 finder's fee is also payable to Segal.
at
.
Baja
carry
like
best efforts
exercisable
Tubes will
industrial
sets.
manage¬
48.6%-. The prospectus lists 36 • selling r.tqck;
holders including Wiegand, who proposes to sell 172,610 shares. Ernest
% N. Calho-'n, president, Albert P. Wiegand, senior vice-president, and
Ann K. Wiegand own 200,000, 126,491 and 168,140 shares, respectively,
The company
(formerly Tap Rite Products Corp.) is engaged in the
and propose
to sell 100,000, 100,024 and 50,000 shares, respectively;
manufacture,-design and s?.le of metal valves, mixers, taps, tapping r and others propose to sell amounts ranging from 40 to 50,000 shares.
filed a
■I
100,000-"'
Associates, Inc., 150 Broadway, New York. The
receive a
10%
selling commission and $45,000 for
offering price.
Organized
electronic
of
tubes
now
processes
sale
for
The
The public offering price
(maximum $10 per share)
is to
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 20,000 shares
underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter at lc each
rate
time.
the
is engaged primarily in the processing of plywood
into
factory
finished wall panelling for sale to distributors
the name
"Welshtone" and "Century-21." The company also
custom
Railroad Ave.," Hackensack, New Jersey, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on March 30 covering 100,000
shares of common stock, to be, offered for public sale at $4 per share.
The offering will
be made on a "best-efforts, 60%
or
none" basis
by Keene .& Co., Inc., 80 Wall St., New York, which will receive a .45
cents .per share commission and $17,000 for expenses.
The statement
also includes (1) 15,500 shares underlying 1-year options to be granted
to
the
underwriter, exercisable
at
10
cents per share
at the rate
of
two shares for each
13 shares "sdld,
(2 ) 5,600 shares' underlying
expenses.
the
in
television
company
sheets
Vending- Components, Inc.—Common Registered—
be
at
and
among
giving
(in which
by
aggregate
manu- ,c
'
■
the present
devices
home
attempt
corporate
company
The
company's construction program (estimated to
the years 1962-64).
In addition to certain
indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has outstanding 4.892,940
shares of common stock, of which management officials as a group own
20,973 shares. Fred A. Moreton is Board Chairman and E. M. Naughton
is President.—V. 195, p. 1658.
'
;
leasehold
.'r
Registered—
the
'
St.,
initially
Realty
company.
The
Coburn
Will
services.
mortgage bonds due 1992 and 480.000 shares of $25 par cumu¬
preferred slOck (series B), to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on May 22.
A part of the net proceeds from tfris
financing will be used to pay notes (estimated at $22,000,000) incurred
for construction purposes, and the balance, together with other funds,
.
the
-
on
A"—Filing—
~
under
1962,
manufacture and distribution of
picture tubes. It has not completed
Box 329, Panel Way, Longview,
Wash., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Mar. 30 covering
135,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters headed by Robert L. Ferman & Co., 1104 Ainsley Building,
Miami, Florida. The public offering price
(maximum $9 per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The state¬
ment also includes
27,000 shares underlying five-year warrants sold
to
the
underwriter
at
one
cent
each,
exercisable
at
the
public
Co.- -Capital Stock Regis-
'Share') :and
use,
...
in February,
205,000 shares were
75,000
The
lative
Costello,
"
1
'
in
will
Welsh Panel
.
of 1407 West North Temple Street, Salt Lake.City, filed
registration statement with the SEC oh April 2 covering $22,000*000
50,030
-
engaged
Grand;; Blvd., tWestbury,
with
-
cf .first
,
covering
$6,/ through
repayment,
products,
new
St.,
1
Utah Power & Lght Co.—Bonds-s-Preferred
a
prospectus states
A preierred
series
•
Cerp.—Common
statement
common
by
for
women's
rThermotronics
registration
2489.
p.
10th
respectively,
,
'
,
,
The company,
A" Filing—
offered
used
Eighth
the
.
The
-■
be
.
Pittsburgh, is engaged in the
components for aircraft and
Bldg.,
color
and
Western Massachusetts Electric Cc
A,
working capital, in
used to redeem 76,301
stock.
filed
1962
Angeles.
research,
217
29,
10c)" to. be
(par
Los
Co.,
Proceeds
Mar.
on
equipment and working
Newark, New Jersey, filed a registhe SEC bn"MaVch '30 tittering 150,000 shares
Realty
10.2%
Aetna
Delaware
%
(at $25.25
shares,
Aetna
and
39.2%..
note
:iot'"to recieem t rem, the amount
of debentures to be offered" for
public sale will be reduced by approxi¬
mately the amount payable on redemption of the said preferred stock. ;
The company is an integrated oil enterprise doing business
primarily
in the United States. On April 27, 1962, it will change its name from
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. to Sunr«*y oX u.l C rV; i„ is oeing merged
with
DX
Sunray Oil Co., its wholly-owned marketing and refining
subsidiary, effective May 1, 1962.—V. 195, p. 592.
-
The
Filing—
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
at $1.50 through Gateway
.
processing
Broad
be
(after
;
for an
patent rights owned jointly by
them.
The total development costs of such patent rights, according to
the
prospectus,- is estimated at $300
and the expenses incurred in
obtaining and protecting the patent rights is estimated at $23,600. If
all shares offered hereby are sold, officers, directors and incorporators
will own 280,000 shares, or 21.9%
of the outstanding shares, for which
they will have paid cash in the sum of $205,000, and the public will
own 1,000,000 shares, or 78.1%
for which it will have paid cash in the
sum of $1,150,000.
expansion and working capital.
Ave., Portland 5, Ore., is engaged
for
houses
be
to
to
development,
display
for
as
television
assignment
-
to'
redeem
which
of
bank
wholly-
a
style
will
sale
%
.
prototype at
a
company
which
and
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 3,COO
offered at $17.50, through First Cascade
2,
data
972
with
capital, -for
stock
% 39.6%
%
term
a
becoming
Registered—
organized under Minnesota law
was
and
President,
.
a
properties, of which 40 are located in New Jersey
industrial, and retail and mercantile buildings.
It
said
are
capital
decides
company
195,
development
of ^ additional
real
estate
properties.
In
addition
certain indebtedness, the company nas ouustanaing 704,890 shares
"
series
to
to
added
be
taken
net
53
ranch
stock
working
$21,617,-
$38,481,152 to redeem
(3)
will
the
outstanding ..5Va'/r
of 1955 (or to
720,574
1959
preferred
has been
follows:
as
office,
which
price
Tne
of
six
owns
&
be incurred for such redemp¬
prior
iun.us
ox
offering
amendment.
shares,
outstanding 4 V2 %
$2,289,030
stock,
Snider is
p. 792.
R.
J.
company
include
V
shares
outstanding
net
The
of
is engaged in various phases of the real estate investH ment business, its general policy being to retain real estate properties
for
investment
to
realize
income
therefrom.
Its holdings presently
a
Securities
public
by
corn, jany's
in
Co.
balance
the
and
replace
no
shares
1,524,006
rate,
for
Union
filed
100'%.
owns
12,000
now
a best efforts all' or none basis by Naftalin
South Sixth Street, Minneapolis', which will receive a
various
general
for
•
194,
W.
N.
(maximum'-$8j-per
The
$75,000,000
public sale
covering
offered
used
may
the
issued
Refining
4
•
of
Uslan
proceeds from the stock sale, $230,000 will be used to purchase and install laboratory and production equipment, $310,000 to pay
salaries, and the balance for general and administrative expenses and
preferred
1.24%
own
of
white
and $11,-
and
sets,
and
i98j.
1962
lor
1962)
President.—V.
repayment,
•
consist
Ok la;,
Tulsa,
10
be
the
preierred
repay
1965,
be
share)
second
Suntide
1962;
is
& Investment
Realty
company
price
equipment
in
connectors.
Dillon,
supplied
will
subsidiary of the company;
snare),
April,
part
sale
$30 .per
$10,750,000
installments to
made
owned
per
(at
convertible
(2)
in
loan
debenture
to
interest
be
temporary bank loan which
a
tion);
to
are
Ave.,
April
on
Eastman
York.' The
New
terms
tne
Detroit
SEC
sinking fund debentures due
underwriters headed by
sion
under
The
inventory,
which
of
offering price.
production
.
engaged
outstanding),
instrument
to be
used
1430
electronic
providing
non¬
payable ahd
through possible acqui¬
The company has out-
V
engage in
and white"
well
as
mated
•
.
be
of
books
accounts
"
tration statement
"Reg. A" covering 75,000
$4,, tnrough Thomas Jay, ;S of capital stock, to be offered for public sale through' underwriters'
-•,
* % headed by H. Hentz & Co., 72 W.ajil St., New York.
T^e public, offering
repayment,
Los
througn
Co.,
April
par)
Ore.
to
are
Data
trade
pay
does not
plan to manufacture tubes for home TV sets but will attempt to license
ether manufacturers in the production of tubes for home color televi¬
(together
througn
»
Finance
&
on
(no
and
proposes to sell 9,500 shares (and
and
finder).
Book value of stock
207
to
in
use
fields
ofiicers,
and
indebtedness
group
a
Davis
debt
for
systems.—V.
a
Calif.
debt
St.,
of
for
share 1..
per
$13,604,000
February,
to
certain
as
of high-precision
sha.es
United
in
..
of
company
to
Luther
used
Law
corporation
Proceeds
-
.
Sunray DX Oil Co.—Debentures Registered—
The
prior
supplied by amendment.
29th
distribution
registration
expended
Pittsburgh.
be
423
*» Corp., Portland,
Paine,
Nashville;
and
working capital.
Stephens of 8jl4 E.
$25
1962
and
include
United Data Processing, Inc.—"Reg.
Tne
for
corporation on March 28, 19S2 filed
shares
(par $1)
to be offered at
&
1961
-
guidance
tered—
capital
(maximum
construction
■
,
of
common
C.
N.
.
of
technical
share.
company
production
per
The
;
offering-
Proctor &
Cumberland Securities,
and
% missile
*
(M.) Stephens Mfg., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Wins Ion
in
purposes
for
J.
Inc.,
stock.
publication
share commission.
"black
thin
(without
including
employees,
on
to
"
.
The
time
March 30, 1962 filed
(par lOci
to be offered
are
he
per
Inc.,
per
primarily
head
$25
offered
be
to
Electronics Corp.—"Reg. A"
Bond,
capital.
stockholders
share.
working capital.
of Washington Ave., Knoxville,
is engaged
underwear, sieeowear ana utueiw.**,
men's
and
corporation
Proceeds
covering 24,985
Standard
of
full
officials
management
common. snares
Stock
195,
Filing—
A"
offered
be
both at
Co.,
to
are
1962 filed
21,049
Bradford &
shares
common
addition
In
Chairman
Unisan
has outstanding 225,496
Mortensen and Kenneth J.
Cliff
to
company
by
Corp.
C.
York,
New
(maximum
Co.,
The
general
18.9%, respectively, and manage¬
Paul Nichols Co., Inc., Knik Plumbing
own
30,541,
27,000 and
10,000
propose
which
by the
underwritten
of
to complete the construction program
$2,409,000 was
wnich
cents
then
shares
140
underwriter
15c
14 Wall St.,
to be supplied by amendment.
are
regular
construction
funds)
additional
of
tne
other
current
52
&
stock, the company has outstanding 4,861,110 shares of common
areas
a
other
>,220,000
to
proceeds
all
(of
Browne
March 30,
on
Proposed
—-
Blyth & Co,, Inc.,
Broad St., both
suosenption price
Tne
48,611
expenditures
of
oruer
prospectus
31,
Standard Knitting Mills, Inc.—"Reg. A"
corporation
includes
to
manufacture
The
15
Estimated
1708.
p.
Corp.,
1962.
be supplied'by amendment
to
for
incurred
with
and
Ralph
respectively,
ownership
price
a
to
Video Color Corp.—Common
company
which
group 33.1%.
a
Inc.
to
The
of
11,
underwriters.
also
balance
the
sale
iO
and/or
The company, of 729 Centinela Boulevard, Inglewood, Calif., filed a
; registration statement with the SEC on April 6 covering 1,000,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $1.15 per share.
The-
•
Tne.net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to general funds
and used for the payment ot p-urnissor.v notes aggiegatnij $5,000,060
the company
and,
homes,
The
Dec.
additional
business.
stock,
President,
ment officials
Alasica.
ended
addition
an
common
disposal
individual
to
in
year
of
maintenance
se«age
services
the
sale
of
course
of
and
•
developments
$14,712.19 for
ordinary
operation,
cis.ribtiiion
May
on
underwriting terms
underwriting)
•
,
installation,
is
'
•
company's
activ.wics,
field
offering will be made on
Boston
First
and
statement
Alaska,
Anchorage,
Organized in December 1959, the principal activities of
the
list -of
share)
117,541 shares of common stock, 50,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and 67,541
shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof.
The offering will be maae at $2.50 per share;
and the names of the underwriters and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
•
*
include
The
the
•;%
Spenard Utilities, Inc.—Common Registered—
held
the
extend
electronic
.
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.
shares
and
indicated,
the
company
ten
eacii
-
from
to
the
fields,
the
for
As
of 35 West Pennington St., Tucson, Ariz;, filed a
statement with the SEC on April 11 covering 486,111
shares of common stock. It. is proposed to offer such stock for sub¬
scription by common stockholders at the rate of one new share for
company's con¬
become
in
liabilities, to expand activities
sitions, and for general corporate purposes.
standing 194,750 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a
recent recapitalization
whereby such shares Were issued in exchange
registration
plant additions for the years
gross
;.•.
with
balance
$291,131,000.—V.
other
Rights Offering—
used in part to retire all short-term bank loans (esti¬
5 *V1
j
mated
shares each.
40,000 common
Angeles, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on
April 9 covering $40,000,000 of first
and
refunding mortgage bonds (series O) due 19a7, to be offered for
public sale- at competitive
bidding May 1. Trie net proceeds from the
proceeds
will be used
technical
Los
tration
net
inanuals
and
/ Charles R. Spats. Board Chairman and President, and Nathan Kessler,
Secretary-Treasurer, each owns 50% of each class. They propose to sell
.
Southern California Edison Co.—Bonds
Registered—
The
the
$15C,G00
.
*
transferable shares,
Of
initially'at 110% of the public offering price.
"
The company is primarily engaged in the business of operating whole¬
sale dry cleaning- and laundry plants for certSn? franchised and other
retail laundry and dry cleaning stores in greater Los Angeles and the
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area.
It Is also-en'gaged in operating an
integrated dry cleaning and laundry business at Fort Ord, Calif. The
net proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, together with
other funds,'will be usedJto repay a $250;000 note payable to a bank
incurred to provide additional working capital and to refund then out¬
standing indebtedness. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 80,000 common and 200,000 class B shares, of which
..
r,,,dman
tinder Florida law in March, 1962, the Trust is designed to
r-oai t?s a *eal
Investment trust" under the Internal 'Revenue
twf.u
PurP°se is to provide investors with an opportunity to own,
tmough
(1803) "7
.
per
*
'
The
and 22.2%,
of which
respectively.
„
the company has outstanding
Abe Wiener, N. Sidney Wiener,
Merle Wiener Aronson own
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
mercial
Registration Withdrawn
Texprint, Inc.—SEC
Windsor
the
1962
5
production
service
company
195, p. 570.
Oklahoma City.
Inc.,
Co.,
Proceeds
capital.
594 Fayetteville,
working
and
of
Zero
■
,
,
,
.
^
N.
J.;
stock
195,
(par
and
PROCEEDS—Net
Mines and Really, Ltd., is the name under which the recently
companies of Abacus Mines, and The First Naples Corp. will
President Clifford Anderson announced.
The merger of First Naples, a
Florida real estate firm specializing
in Collier County acreage, into
Abacus, a Canadian company listed on
the Toronto Stock Exchange, was approved by Abacus stockholders at
their annual meeting in Toronto March 30.
Abacus
will
be
BUSINESS—The
primarily in Florida real estate, with
land development and community devel¬
and Realty,
Secretary-Treasurer.
principal
As
stock
Abacus
activity of Abacus Mines and Realty, Ltd.
acres of Collier County property, which
that initial
said
Anderson
These were in addition to 275,000 previ¬
shares.
ously purchased
then
will center around sales of 2.302
in
the
merger.
controlling
to
subject
the
Common Offered
—
—
Pur¬
P'.SINESS—The
laws
thv
of
company
under
Ohio
"Alloys
name
Cleveland,
Rd„
Inc.,
Processors,.
num
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
loan,!
bank
Preferred
cumu.aave;
($5
($1
Common
Class
A
($1
$xuu
in
;
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
chase from
the
in
the
of
names
underwriters
several
agreement,
Inc.
A.
Barge
First
The
Hayden,
Wm.
Inc.
Co
&
—
Corp.
5.000
Co
&
Mericka
Me* nil,
.
Cleveland
Miller
J.
5,000
5,000
Kraus
<fc
Ciark
5,000
&
Co.,
I.
5,000
___
Stiver
Sullivan
£ qno
Fridley
Halle
J.
Frederking..
&
&
Stieglitz—
&
J.
Hilliard
B.
—V.
195,
Grimm
&
Darling-ton
Son___
1.
p,
the
outstanding
the
own
former
of
stockholders
EFFECT
TO
_____
its
shares
500,000
•••./;
Goodbody
to
4,900
Will
subord.
stock
10
the
on
terms
2,000,000
named
conditions
to
of
purchase
the
the
from
debentures
have
land
Delawaie
and
sion
and
the
Troster.
Singer
T.
M.
Kirsch
D.
H.
Blair
Glickenhaus
Wm.
—V.
194,
Stix
&
Co.,
&
Co._____
princpial
Amount
$1,350,000
cities
cf
Ohio
Wassermar. &
Co.,
'
/;
;
Electronics, Inc.—Class A Stock
investment
fered—An
banking group
Of¬
to,
Buffalo,
Street,
C.
The
of
wholesaler
primarily
and
for
industrial
research
and
PROCEEDS—Net
the company
and
tor
mined
period
was
to
sales
were
by
for
the
Inc_____
ago.
ior
the
manufacture
of the
class
reducUoa,
ueDt
$1,899,741
months
compared
Net
income
with
For
and
ended
with
will
shakos
of
p.
consist
cjass
is
Unsecured
to
A
of
in-
tpe
$25,001
the
net
$250,000
stock
notes,
American
of
products
A
stock
will
a
fiscal
income
Jan.
and
5%
70,000
31,
five
note
to
due
of
net
Jan.
Aug.
sales
comparable
31,
31,
1962
for
Figures
ago.
ended
both
1961
net
B
April
this
financing,
Aug.
31,
class
B
1972'
Net
170 000
per
by the
Stationery
common
company
to
Co.—Common
Offered—
stock. Net proceeds
purchase
—V.
p.
195,
will be used
equipment
and
ma¬
7j01
Puiaski
Hwy.,
1914
the
company,
Baltimore County, Md., lias
presently
been
in
lo¬
com¬
Outs
anding
' '
_$734,564
'
■
stall-
in
5S.ry:
...
1,009,COO shs.
300,000 shs -
;
120.000 shs.
212 501.shs.
-
April
stockholders approved
10
plan
a
for
long-term
financing
.
remaining 250,000 to 350,000 shares are
will be held for
and
stock.
common
million Additional shares, raising-, the authorized total of
to five .miljlcn shares, 650.000 to 750,000 are designed
upon conversion of the debentures.
one
stock
used
be
The
of
shares
Of: the
common
stated A.
use
not
for
immediate
required in the best interest of
as
In,, other-aci
annual
ion, the stockholders approved- a change in date of the
to the last Tuesday in October at any place in New
and extended the terms of office of the present'
until the election at the next annual meeting in October with
meeting
Jersev
New York City
or
directors
the
of
exception
Arnold
who resigned."
Saltzman,
A.
V
..
Botany President, in a special report, told the stock¬
are that the sales volume of the January-March
Michael Daroff,
that indications
will
be approximately $27 million, a 35%
period ending March 31, 1961.—V. 195,
increase
1207.
Offered
Corp.—Common
Financial
proposes
to use its pvoceeds to finance
operations and through acquisitions of other com¬
;\
■
incorporated in Ncwmbev, 1961, has ac¬
guarantee s ock of Brentwood Savings and
Loan
Associa.ion which lias been engaged sine 1921 in the sivings
and loan business in
and aiound Monrovia, Olif., nea- Los AmrVs,
In
1961, Brentwood Savings and Loan Association merged with Mon¬
rovia
Mutual Savings
and Loan Association.
BUSINESS—The
quired
company,
outstanding
t'le
all
Financial for the
froma statement of Brrntwcod
pro
ended D^c. 31, 1961, shows income of $2,892,405 and net earn¬
before appropriations to general reserve, of $791,346 equal to
cents per share on 1,200,000 shares 0 .standing before the offering.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
Outstanding
Authorized
1962,
$235,000
Payment
100%,
Co.,
Company:
Common
stock
($1
par)
shares
of
of
ber
from
——
Home
Fed.
stock
common
($1
$7,760,808
314,431
company
and
363^056
tions
Loan
Bk.
par*
names
of
(ha
2,000,000 shs.
'
*
'
1,230,000 shs.
'
$35,225,935
•
500,000
1,03').030 shs.
600.000 shs.
.
______
forth
set
inriebtedness__________.
stock
($1
stock
purchase
made
a
firm
underwriting
number
of
From the
par)
PRESENT
FINANCING
Stock-
shares
of
subject
to
Dean
Witter
Allen
<&
15.000 wts.
named
the
below
terms
and
have
severally
conditions
the
of
the
respective
Stern,
Bell
&
Co
Voisin
Kletz
H.
—V.
G.
Blair
Mason
&
Co.,
Co._J
66,250
Inc.
15,000
Cowen
10.000
Albert
7,500
Co.,
...
Brothers__________
195,
p.
1660.
Straus,
Co._
^
Blosser &
Coburn
(4.
Co
5,000
Co.___
&
5,000
Securities
t!.i
Inc
Robinson
&
Co.,
Inc
5.000
5,000
Staats &
Co.
Jones,
&
Fox__
C,
Roney
Inc
194, p.
British
The
&
600
:
2,400
&
Co
6C0
'
Inc
Co
per
2.400
2,400
2,400
Co. Ltd.—Earnings Higher—
consolidated
$1.59
2,400
'
■
American Oil
2,400
600
600
600
.
____L
2655.
or
4,000
—,—
Co
company's
$32,636,000,
4,000
4.000
1,000
600
&
Nicolaus & Co.,
Westheimer
5,200
5,200
5,200
1.000
—\
.
Middlebrook.
5,200
1,000
Meyer &
Kreeger
41,600
10,400
' .10,40010,400
1,300
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
—V.
McDowell
McGann
:—_—
Inc
Co.,
Co
&
Wm.
Shares
66.250
&
&
Frank,
Sutro
Stifel.
Rittmaster.
1——___________—.
2,600
1,300
1,300
1,300
:
&
Crowell. Weedon & Co
'395!oooshs.
purchase from the company
capital stock set forth below:
2,600
Co.____—:___
&
$1,553,424
to
2,600
•
Co.
Hutton
F.
holders
10,400
&-Curtis..__i_---.—' L
Paine, Webber, Jackson
William R.
15,000 wts.
underwriters
Incorporated___________:_
Co.
&
brothers
Lehman
Schwabacher
1,000,000 shs.
warrants
commitment,
Stone
Outstanding
,
__________
agreement,
Hayden,
E.
Shares
Kleiner,
condi¬
the selling stockholders, subject to the terms and
in the underwriting agreement, are as follows:
/■I:
Capital
the
each
15c
Authorized
Sundry
of
underwriters
principal
being offered hereby and the aggregate num¬
has severally agreed to purchase from the
stock
which
shares
,,
,
certificates
Investment
UNDERWRITERS—The
1961
—
Association:
The
Chicago.
1314.
TO
On
—
company
expansion of direct
panies in its field.
igc
EFFECT
the
over
p.
group
a
376.552
_
GIVING
use
the company,
Sonnabend, Board Chairman.
M,
Company
D.
P^SINFP0—Since its founding in
at
;
*
66
Enterprises, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
—Our April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale on Aoril 5
of 150,000 shares of this firm's
capital stock at $6 per
share.
Additional financing details follow:
Michael
new
chinery.
cated
at
share
Capital
194
12,
firm's
30.
Trust
taxes
Earnings
in
Botany Industries, Inc.—Debenture Issue Approved—
On
530^425
after taxes
in
due
$1)
(par $1)
$8,745 946
earnings
due
The
1952
capitali¬
stock—V
1962, Robert Garrett & Sons, Baltimore,
Md., offered publicly at $14.25 per share, 21,000 shares
of this
&
sales
UNDER WRITERS—The
Rank
1964
1,
Bank
at 226
EFFECT TO PRESENT- FINANCING
5%%
(par
stock
com¬
principal
located
are
totaling $15 millioni
:
■ >
,
The plan authorizes the issuance of convertible obligations by Botany
upon terms and conditions approved by the board of directors and an
amendment
to
the certificate ..of incorporation
authorizing 1,000,000
Co.—Quarterly Report—
,
'
American
July
Period ended Feb. 28—
Net
CAPITALIZATION
$67,300.
shares
the
souths
year
year
1962,
in
2438.
On
due
National
April
Its principal offices
.i/
GIVING
5 V2'/
to
.The
ofwt're
most
1966
REVENUES—A
150 000
on
Commerce Commis¬
Commission.
1963
stock
A
Class
5
to
merits
Class
Advances
Gossett
a
go to
increased inventories
$759,978
CAPITALIZATION—Following completion of
zation
redemption
the
at
ings,
Beseo
five
compared
secured
the
at
for
Interstate
Service
between
Authorized
1207.
p.
&
Income
proceeds from sale
unaudited.
are
Philadelphia,
iSt.,
6th
parts, components and equip¬
others and sold by the company
customers
$1,020,803
year
a
$36,963
periods
N.
412
capital.
REVENUES—For
a in
195,
called
the
and
Y.
N.
obligations,
installments
Guarantee
development,
and will be used
working
made
Bell
electronic
of
manufactured
are
to
of
company
distributor
and
which
ment
6%
6-year
be
—V.
tronics at $5.00 per share.
LUoIWESS—The
its
will
has
company
outstanding
1960.
of
greater than the $5,349,677
year
150,000
Barton Distilling Co.—Partial
Redemption—
C.
Collings & Co., Inc., and Harrison & Co., Philadelphia,
offered publicly on April 12 a new issue of 155,000 shares
of $1 par value class A stock of Almo Industrial Elec¬
by
headed
by
Public
from
the State of New York.
Equipment
1501.
p.
State
York
CAPITALIZATION
Industrial
Almc
a
Paul
R.
a New York corporation, incorporated Oct.
carrier of general commodities by motor vehicle
New York, New Jersev, Pennsylvania, Mary¬
serves
-CAPITALIZATION
200,000
150,000
___
Co.__;
&
severally
below:
Inc.
Co
shares
close
cents
$144,942,
739.
p.
authorized
as
New
regularly
in
PROCEEDS—The
underwriting
respective
the
company
forth
set
91
by
offering, 30,000 shares are being sold for the company
and 120,000 for the account of certain stockholders.
2,522,500 shs.
the
in
routes
pany
2,000,000.
below
forth
set
366,535
the
to
with
announced
headed by Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.,
New York City, offered for public sale 150,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $12 per share.
Of the
110.921
underwriters
at
equal
compared
was
Lines, Inc.—Class A Offered—Pursuant to
Brentwood
393,917
cents)___.3,500,000 shs.
and
on
194,
common
a
over
comparable
795.596
.
2,000
Inc.__
1947, is
serving
April 10
______
1972__
it
BUSINESS—The company,
28,
$1,703,122
Ltd.__
due
based
shares
are
$335,097,
1961,
prospectus, Doolittle & Co., Buffalo,
Y., and associates, offered publicly 120,000 shares of
Of the total,
15,000 shares were offered for the account of the comr
pany and 105,000 shares for certain stockholders.
Net
proceeds to the company, estimated at $94,625, will be
added to its general funds to expand working capital
and increase the capital structure.
quarter
______
debs,
(par
of
Outstanding
Indebtedness:
conv.
amounts
2,000
Co.__
&
N. Russell & Co.,
J-
,
Halle
S.
•
L
*
___
UNDERWRITERS—The
2,900
2,400
2,400
Co.;
&
L. B. Sclnvinn, & Co
.>•
stock:
agreement,
&
Josey
I
FINANCING
Parker
this firm's class A stock at $7.75 per share.
holders
36,031
Common
agreed,
Refsnes, Ely, Beck <fc Co.__
I.
v
of
East,
Far
1962
5,
the
con¬
prior
Oils,
the-
After
PRESENT
,
Grass
the
of
per" (share-
$2,619,368
__________
due not
of
shares
2,000,000
Authorized
__
Sweet
Subordinated
2 400
.
Lakes
income
net
355,333
1960.—V.
April
an
has
stock
Rainbow
•'
-
...
_____
Great
Due
the
aggregate
organizations
oficers,
1962-
/Mortgages
6Va*/r
4,900
4,900
4,900
Inc.
of
2,900
Co.,
&
all
which
and
an
GIVING
A;
and
bv
shares
owned
1963
due
officers
Capital
H.
4,900
Evans
A.
.
2,900
4,900
Co._________
&
Clement
acquired
corporations
the
N,
Elack
or
and
directors, Thomas L.
1961 of $5,702,140 were 6.6%
which
directly
influence,
or
shareholders.
its
to
trolled
3,900
3,400
4,900
Courts
Hill,
T?ic
control
any
stock, par. value .10 cents
in 1961, Limited" distributed
Indebtedness:
4,000
Co..
in
company
Morris
nor
Land
500,000
common
stock
Due
4.900
—
Murch & co.,~ inc.:::::::
Chace, Whiteside <fc Win.slow, Inc. —_
__
co::::::::::.::
&
periods
the
of
Sundry
Rodman & Renshaw
H. L. Emerson & Co., Inc.
Gunn, Carey & Roulston,
Co.,
&
Tiif*
cooiey
the
Ciglen
Estates
Companies
Notes
&
5,000
4,900
Lakes
July,
Westheimer
Co.
&
during
director
name
company
"Rainbow
owned
Senior
4,900
5,000
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
the
Florida
other
(the
and
for
in
reported
to
such
4,900
&
has
1961, "the
and
company,
fifteen
company's
4.900
4,900
4,900
&
Elosser
Straus,
York)
New
10,
CAPITALIZATION
McDowell
FrescOvt & Co._
Boswortn,
Simon
and
Samuel
the management and affairs of the company.
over
Rainbow
4,900
a,009
& Co., inc.
Tureen
Saunders,
M.
of
State
Limited
Shares
Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
Newburger & Co.__
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.
—;
—
11,000
Co
<fc
Anyn
C,
Ball,
Fahey,
and
Friedrichs
Limited
cones.
Pennsylvania,
the United
includes
Australia
of
ending Dec. 31,
share, in 1960,
of the Board.
earnings
1961
additional
Labouisse,
Weil,
Howard,
60,000
of
officer
neither
Companies"), and all of the stock of
Homes, Inc.
(the "Construction Company").
The Rainbow Sales Companies, the Rainbow Land Companies and the
Construction
Company
are
collectively
referred
to
herein
as
the
"Rainbow
Companies".
Upon
completion
ol'
the
merger-acquisition,
the
and
">■
Miller,
<fc
.
Each
that
merger-acquisition
Shares
Mellen
Joseph,
directors
or
arose.
oath
August
Rainbow
below:
forth
set
are
the
Estates
number of snares which they have severally agreed to pur¬
the selling shareholders, subject to the conditions set forth
underwriting
of
of the company wasiichanged i to i
American
Realty
&
Petroleum
Corp.
At
that
time, fifteen Florida
corporations
(the
"Rainbow
Sales
Companies")
were
merged
into
1,000 shs.
225,000 shs.
277,000 shs.
z,dU0 shs.
552,000 shs.
277,000 shs.
ijm )--
officers
indirectly,
$332,000
par)
sub¬
board
a
Chairman
share
Per
end
reported
year
cents
41
the
$500,000
:
par)
common
and
the
in
and
area
Co.—Earnings Double, Sales Up 6.6%—
the
for
to
Weesner,
allegedly
'•>!' On
Outstanding
______
__
Ami
company
equal
the costs thereof were charged to the company,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Limited. During 1961
of
a
.
of
Authorized
Term
litigation,
various
Limited
participated, either as controlling persons of Limited
or
otherwise, in the improper issuance and sale of securities of
Limited and were enjoined. from engaging s In - the 1 securities business
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
thereafter,
stockholders of the Rainbow Companies entered into
negotiations with the new management of Limited for
Rainbow Companies to the company, and as a result
under
(who
smelting business.
aluminum
the
in
engaged
not
stated
subsidiary, Alumi¬
1961 and is also
Ohio. The company's only
was
acquired on Oct. 31,
and
Companies)
the
difficulties
its
ing Co., Inc."
It is an alunnaum siaeaor ana reiuur engaged in the
production of aluminum alloys. Its principal office is located at 4365
Bradley
Rainbow
the
were
on
and
fights
proxy
Limited
of
management
new
negotiations, the merger-acquisition was affectuated. Three
present directors of the company are/ designees of limited.
However, all three were part of the new management of Limited and
Dec. 7, 1950, under
Chemicals Manufactur¬
incorporated
-was
the
other
and
market
America,
Latin
baking ice cream
Columbus,
Its
chairman of
of
such
of
.
,
several
to
then
of
sale
of
,
Miller, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, and associates, offered
publicly 225,000 shares of this company's common stock
at $14.75 per share. Net proceeds from the sale went to
the .A.uftg stockholders.
.
Subsequently
persons.
portions
was
principal
the
1962 prospectus, Joseph, Mellen &
April 5,
an
investigations
of
years
which
this issue.
Chemicals Corp.
A.loys &
subject
the
arm's-length
suant
the
was
of persons not affiliated
with
office.
During
1958 and
for. several
was
Mines, Ltd.,
Limited
1958
to
stantial
Abacus
laws
the
as
took
Abacus Mines & Realty, Ltd.—New Name—
See
under
incorporated
was
1955
27,
(consisting
in assets acquired by Abacus
largest part of the $2,900,000
the
formed
company
Dec.
on
in
plants
Georgia.
Europe,
Boss-Linco
proceedings initiated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the
Attorney General of the State of New York and certain other gov¬
ernmental bodies, which investigations and proceedings related to the
issuance and sale of certain securities of Limited, by Limited and its
W, 42nd Avenue, received 4,846,000 shares
the merger.
in
Prior
whose Miami realty
of
Anderson,
Naples,
of First
owner
office is located as 210 N.
Canada,
Parker is
T.
equipment used in
and
operates
and
to
111.
p.
capital.
"Great Sweet Grass Oils Co.", and
operated oil and gas properties in Oklahoma since its organization.
The principal
executive offices of the company are at 16 West 61st
Street,
New
York, N. Y, Prior to August 10,
1961, the company
was
a
wholly owned subsidiary of Great Sweet Grass Oils Limited
("Limited"), an Ontario corporation. The company has no affiliation
with Limited except that three of the company's present ten directors
were
designated by Limited, and Limited has certain rights concern¬
ing the designation of one additional director.
Oklahoma
majority stockholder, has been named President of
Ltd., with Miami Attorney Robert H. Slatko
now
the company, estimated at $1,753,000,
of debt, sales promotion, property
to
repayment
has
opment.
Mines
accrued interest from April 15, 1962.
working
and
machinery in the frozen confec¬
packaging materials, edible rolled
make and package frozen con¬
and
certain
machinery
president and Robert T. Wise is vice-president of Big Drum.—V. 195
Bon
1962,
proceeds
the
for
used
improvements
material
machinery
Texas
Net sales
operate,
Anderson,
—:
is
convertible subordinated debentures
6J/2%
Georgia.
cones,
foundeel
headquartered in Columbus since
Drumstick, Inc., of Texas, and Purity
The firm is believed to be the largest
been
with
manufactures
cream
and
States,
v:v:;/Lv
12,
of
Co.,
It
company
share,
City,
merged
as
The
100,000
195,000 shs.
and
debt
certain
retire
to
-
1183 Essex Ave., Columbus, was
has
and
merged
packaging
of
ice
Troster, Singer & Co., New
associates offered publicly $2,000,000
April
1932
it
1961,
field.
tions
The
due 1972 at par and
Ltd.—Merger—Name Change Apprvd.
deal
supplier
Realty «fc Petroleum Corp.—Debentures Of¬
of this firm's
will
In
Sugar. Cone
J.
.
in
Cleveland
1948.
fections
$200,000
100,000
400.000 shs.
1959—
1,
$1.25)
1309.
p.
American
York
company
BUSINESS—The company of
in
Outstanding
1959-—$200,000
1,
Dec.
be, used
equipment to be leased to others.
Indiana,
Dec.
dated
fered—On
new
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
will
proceeds
provide additional working capital for the manufacture of machinery
debentures—
B,
Common
News of Business and Finance
dated
A,
serial
—V.
planned future expansion into
PROCEEDS—Net
to
•
debentures—
serial
6'w
Series
Mines,
share.
and
Authorized
Series
Atacur.
companies.
commercial
and
underwriting
Offered—An
headed by Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc., Cleveland,
and The Ohio Co., of Columbus, offered on April 12,
100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $11.50 a
primarily
is
CAPITALIZATION
cold storage facilities.
6 '/v
Abacus
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
Inc.—Common
Drpm,
Big
sugar
the operation of
in
Fla.
Charlotte, N. C. and Jacksonville,
company
associations
.
,.
,
„
is engaged
Ark.,
Box
underground
The
.
group
Y.;
N.
engaged in the design and manufacture
of checks and other stationery tor financial institutions.
Its principal
product is the imprinted check.
In addition, the company also pro¬
duces pass books, ledger cards, signature cards, letterheads, envelopes,
financial
statements,
checkbook
covers,
payroll checks and voucher
checks.
These products are sold directly to banks, savings and loan
debt repayment
equipment, expansion,
for
used
be
to
are
Mineola,
The
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
through Don D. Anderson
corporation on March 30, 1962 filed a
shares (par $1) to be offered at $3,
The
common
&
in
sauken,
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Zero Mountain,
United States.
To service its accounts the
owned subsidiaries operate six branch plants
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pa.; Penn-
the
eastern
and its wholly
located
Co.—Exchange Offer-
Inc., this issue.—V.
Exchequer
see
1925
throughout
company
Wolverine Insurance
has continually expanded both its sales and
the company established one of the first
and
In
coverage.
plant operations in the industry for the individual production
and imprinting
of business checkbooks, the branch being located in
Philadelphia.
Presently, the company's products are sold extensively
branch
withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Aug. 25. 1961, which covered 265,000
common shares to have been offered publicly at $2 per share through
D. E. Liederman & Co.. Inc., New York City.—V.
194, p. 1001.
Aoril
On
.
(1804)
8
share,
net
earnings
compared
for
with
1961
amounted
$30,803,000,
or
to
$1.51
Volume
per share in I960,
annual report. The
Number 6151
195
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
of
E, D. Loughney, President, states in the company's
improvement in earnings was attributable entirely
class. A
of
shares
are
(1805)
stock
common
follows:
as
to
be
in
decline
earnings
Lehman
Mr. Loughney said that the
commenting on the industry's future,
In
for natural gas is
outlook
sales
will
increase
by
"It is estimated that 1962
exceeding 2.1 billion cubic feet
U,
least
at
35%,
The
f
Kidder,
which
it
ployees.
held
all
the
of
,*
J
of
Cantor,
the
J.
J.
v
,
C.
E.
shares,
common
described
amount
an
in
the
act
Pair
value,
exceeded
Robertson
The
the
.The
chose
that the
(B.
seek
to
the
dividends
for
the
sidiary,
Power
Power's)
C.
for
better
compensation
based
fair
on
actually
earnings
B.
ment
up
the
of
the
Pec.
on
-
of
:
H.
each
share
In
the
of
The
the
in
an
first
Dec.
(Los
stock
of
1961
30,
of
the
of
_
Bank
the
of
total
&
The
•
Calif.
out
has
take-over
that
been
the
the
at
4701
Serving
195,
dollar
in
at
V.
($1
Wyoming,
drug
the
AS
OF
par)
earnings
This
in
1961
40
time
in
Walston
Arizona,
sub'ject
to
Co.,
Crowell,
15,500
the
in
31,
is
to
its
operating
of
Nov.
195,
sale
Hill
to
&
fourfold
Templeton
5,500
Co.,
399.
(Inc.)
4,500
Wagenseller
Corp.—Additional
Irving
^
&
&
S.
GIVING
-•'
B
common
stock
'The
offer
underwriters
■>../
coupled
and
$10 million
furnishes
in
annual
Clairtone's consolidated
incorporation
1961,
is
in
aiming
1958
recent
the
firm
on
have
after
$7.5
40.000
square
sufficient
with
single
a
shift
pro¬
doubled
each
$3,523,000
total
least
at
reporting
Clair¬
of
move
new
a
the
sales
sales
and,
this year for
in
the
with
assembly plant to
Ontario,
million.
manufacture
of
and
contemporary
after
three-year
a
study
furniture
of
manufacturing
in
satisfied
in
North
193,
America
with
its
furniture
own
production
facilities.
2664.
p.
Clark
Sales
the
Cable
of
fiscal
the
on
this
in
Net
of
for
will
of
approach
for
to
for
$210,000,
set
fiscal
approximately
record
new
a
Cleveland-based
equipment
$166,453.73
Sales
increased
1962,
of
supplier
industry
increase
an
during the
I960
totalled
of
24%
during
$5,200 000
over
figures, W. S. Beckenbach,
to shareholders.
report
the
mechanical
Defense
firm
31,
preliminary
interim
an
profit
and
Corp.—Sales Up 24%—
Cleveland
ended Jan.
year
basis
record
in
net
income
after
Byllesby,
M.
"
taxes
1961'
in
Vice-President,
electronic,
electrical
and
the. Department
of
of 26%
over
the previous
I960- fiscal year,
$4,205,084.—V.
-
'
drilling
•
>
<
,
and
development costs
of
$909,720, almost four times the
were
Clopay Corp.—Earnings Up
reported in the
investment banking
was
Chicago-based
,
and
Clopay
in
of
excess
Beckenbach
Mr.
193,
700.
p.
common
29%—
1961
earned
$609,397 before income taxes, or 29%
in
$472,498 pretax earnings of 1960. Net income of $295,583
all charges and taxes, or 40 cents a share on
731,496
the
earned
was
earned
of
$19,595,497.
has
climbed
after
shares,
compared
with
the
$248,773,
32
or
cents
share,
a
a
year
earlier.
Net
sales
were
$10,133,374,
or
4.8%
above
$9,665,227. The company's 1961 depreciation, charges totalled
$177,616, or 24 cents a share, and the year's expenditures for capital
advised
the
$5,662,802, he reported.—V.
195,
forth
Co.,
stock
*'
'/
New-
"
>
York
of the
City
has
been
corporation.—V.
y;0
^
*
*
The
appointed
195,
registrar
for
1551.
p.
1-1 -'A
'1 'I
s
A v.\ '
My
,
Industries
Each unit, priced at
a
$250 debenture
of
Financing
4,500,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
that
they
propose
part of the shares offered hereby directly to the public at $22.50
share and that they may offer part to dealers at a price which
represents a concession of not in excess of 65 cents per share under
the public offering price. Such dealers may reallow a
concession of
not in excess of 25 cents per share to other dealers.
70
cents
share.
a
arrangements
for
of
$1,500,000'
its
in
history.
*,'"••
,,
represents
the
product
any
Th
at
heaviest
time
any
chairman
".
.
in
.
of
all
the
board
probability,
advertising exoenditure ever placed
during a comparable period."
against
additional
summer
expenditure wilL be divided, approximately as
$900,000 in night-time-network television.on. il. shows, $250-,000
follows:
day-time television
zines.—V.
195,
eight shows
on
and
$350,000
in
national
maga¬
1208.
p.
Cole National Corp.—Sales
Up 24%—
will
offering,
complete
subsidiary,
a
be
used
a
the
by
kiln
for
loans,
repay
to
company
purchase
Joseph
Net
additional
Cole
Cole,
the
previous
making
established
Earnings
shares
based
climbed
peak
of
an
195,
p.
sharp
new
of
high
new
in
of
$14,484,361 during
total of $11,659,982,
report
during
$844,483,
of
to
the
shareholders.
half
second
gain
a
of
16%
of
over
1960.
1961.
683,459
annual
recovery
$1.15,
were
during
average
a
the
record
$725,121
share
per
outstanding
on
in
said
a
a
to
the preceding year's
over
President,
profits,
year,
—V.
National
increase of 24%
E.
the
defray,
Northern Lightweight
and
of
an
based
This
on
an
of
average
compared
shares
with
outstanding
$1.06
734,580
for
1960,
that
year.
Sales
Up
during
863.
1.4%—
in
the
mines
and
processes
grit,
and
known
and
cement
for
own
well
retail
The
New
for
is
company
the
While
that
it
less
trucks
mix
compared
competitors in
addition
to
supplier of concrete on Long Island,
have been made public,
the company
of the transit mix business on
50%
is divided among 12 competitors.
than 50%
Island. The remaining
foregoing statements are
on
use
sales
in
based
known
number
number
of
company's
such
of
trucks
local
area,
the
by
company,
of
the
has
of
Currently*
Long
recently
concrete:
Northway
6
miles
company
is
Expressway from
executed two contracts
Island
one
near
of
the
the
for
approximately
Saratoga,
Hecksher
suplying
on-site
to
supply
miles
New
York and
State
Parkway
of
plant.
a
The
quarter
ended
195, p.
Conductron
Corp.
Donnell
&
Co.
—
24,
New
Eastern
York
State
approximately
Long
Island.
The
the
1961
Class A Common
Halle
and
jointly headed
March
on
ended
quarter
1314.
&
Offered
—
Mc¬
Stieglitz, New York City,
underwriting group which offered for
April 11, 125,000 shares of this firm's
class A common stock at $12 per share.
public
sale
an
on
BUSINESS—The
was
associated
primary
field
U.
company
formed around
were
of
S.
a
The
343
Main
S.
University
Ann
Arbor,
The
Mich.,
of whom
company's
activity consists of research and development of the general
electromagnetic radiation either directly or indirectly for the
The company also engages in research and devel¬
and
the
At
production
present
Corporation's
velopment
time,
are
Missile
Division
reduction
of
debt
the
out
proposes
apply
to
of
EFFECT
land
TO
A
common
stock
(one
cent
par)
B
common
stock
(one
cent
par)
—
and de¬
Chrysler
Advanced
De¬
from
and
proceeds
for
sale
future
PRESENT
*
900,000 shs. «'
100,000 shs.
•
$800,000
——
the
buildings
FINANCING
Authorized
,
Class
Class
notes
research
contracts with
Research
Dynamics.
acquisition
GIVING
company's
under
AVCO's
General
and
corporations.
all
carried
Division,
and
CAPITALIZATION
other
for
virtually
being
PROCEEDS—Conductron
6%
St.,
Michigan.
of
Government.
velopment efforts
to
of
of scientists and engineers, many
group
with
company
amounts
1962
25.—V.
section
substantial
the
other for
the
in
for
concrete
an
12
The
March
on
of
use
portable batch plant facilities, has been able to supply concrete for use
in highway, airport and bridge construction projects in Florida, New
Jersey, New York,
Illinois and
Pennsylvania. A batch plant is a
compartmented steel structure used to store, weigh, and blend ma¬
terials in correct proportions to produce concrete according to speci¬
fications.
Colonial had 445 supermarkets in operation at the end
the first quarter of 1962 compared with 447 at the same time a
year
ago.
opment
Island.
Long
the
the
upon
the
to
reported sales of $101,145,683 for the first quarter of
increase of 1.4% over the $99,728,857 recorded in the first
of
largest
figures
no
does not
Incorporated—Quarterly
company
an
along
discount
York.
its
In
1962,
the basic ingredients
to
necessary
The
quarter of 1961.
as
and
transit
of
Stores
sand,
as
business offering home owners an extensive line of
building supply products, and sells a selected line of such
products to the construction trades at wholesale. The company and
its predecessors has been engaged in the distribution of
building sup¬
plies since 1946 and in the production and sale of concrete and
mining and processing of aggregates since 1947.
;
Colonial
sale,
use,
"aggregates";
as
water
its
produce concrete. In addition
the company has recently entered the field of
quarrying, manufacture
and
sale
of
expanded shale, a
light-weight aggregate sold by the
company under the trade name "Norlite". The company also operates
The
per
or
Advertising Scheduled for
completed
making the announcement Lee Talley,
president of Coca-Cola commented that,
diverse
in
Long
to
Inc.,
engaged
with
stock at
2,400,000 shs.
In
and
also
3,500
500,000 shs.
period
company of 344 Duffy Ave., Hicksville, L. I., N. Y.,
business of producing and supplying concrete for
types of construction, including single and multiple
family residential housing, commercial and industrial buildings,
and
governmental
and institutional projects such as highways,
bridges,
sewers,
airports, hospitals
and defense
installations.
The company
is
use
Outstanding
$228,963,
BUSINESS—The
of
Details—
common
proceeds
of the
expenses
equipment.
,,
3,500
Inc.
aggregated
be soheduled during ±he* months
of June,
July and August. Added to commitments for
bottler-company advertis¬
ing already scheduled for these months, the total program
represents
the most extensive
advertising campaign for Coca-Cola for a similar
Sales
Aggregate,
gravel
Durst,
company has just
additional
advertising to.
share.
the
4,500
&
replacements
1208.
Summer—
Inc.—Appointment—
1961,
4,500
Co
195,
1094.
p.
Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc., the underwriter, is also
offering $350,000 of the debentures and warrants to the
public at par and accrued interest from April 30, 1962.
4,500
&
and
p.
entitling the holder to purchase for cash,
to Sept. 1, 1962, five shares of class A stock at $6.25
up
below:
__—
additions
—V.
net
in
a
in
conditions
Co
company
stock
common
with warrants
the
severally,
have
from
Byllesby
1958,
6, with rights to expire April 27.
and accrued interest consists
Utah,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
($1 par)—^—
($1 par)
Since
par
14,
subject to the terms and conditions
therein set forth, to purchase from the company the respective num¬
ber of shares of
class A common stock set forth below. The under¬
writers are committed to take and pay for all the shares of class A
common
stock offered, if any are taken.
•
agreed
turers
—V.
stock
common
1961 amounted to $1,004,427 as compared
after excluding $377,948 of nonrecurring profit
company's Connecticut offices in the year 1960.—
H.
of
Trust
/
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several under¬
have
office
Rexdale.
handle
basis.
made
was
it
severally
Inc
Authorized
Class
the
on
1960, after exclusion of nonrecurring
performance for Budget Finance. For
Budget Finance Plan's operating profits
Bowes.
common
believes
stock
1208.
p.
furniture, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Strathroy In¬
dustries, Ltd., which has been purchased outright by Clairtone on a
cash arrangement without involving
Clairtone stock. The acquisition
of 6% convertible subordinated debentures due April 30,
1977
(with immediately exercisable warrants) on the
basis of one unit for each 50 shares held of record April
&
Lundborg
of this firm's class A
common
share
per
particular
Inc.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
company is
offering its class A and B
stockholders the right to subscribe in units to $400,000
for
$22.50 per share, through Lehman Brothers,, New York
City.
Additional financing details follow:
A
$1.13
-
value
a
CAPITALIZATION
acquisition,
home
in
Middlesex/ specializing
for
increase
report
total
the
-'
Shares
Co., Inc._
4,500
Fay,
Irving
Class
195,
Ltd.—Acquisition—
'
in
1960,
..*/
income
a
to
States
have
set
Jones
Sutro
500,000 shares
issue—V.
Coca-Cola Co.—Additional
April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale on April 5 of
writers
for
record
Carmer Industries,
898,551 shs.
and
Richards
Hooker
Mitchum,
4,500
Buckingham
.
sales
said
the
1423.
p.
lumber
Our
since
Chairman, and John C. Lobb, President,
in a
message
to stockholders, pointed out that the company's net asset
value applicable to common stock had increased 37%
during the year
selling stockholders
[
■
4,500
195,
drew
1961.
the company
Byllesby's oil and gas properties
1960 net income of $228,275.
Vernon
$2,400,000
stock
common
Co.—
—V.
this
Corp.,
Clairtone executives
that the Strathroy firm could
provide the consistent handcrafted quality needed. The move
Is part of a planned program of vertical
integration by Clairtone; as
a
result, the Canadian firm is one of the few stereo hi-fi manufac¬
Offer
history,
profit
for
of
Net
Outstanding
the
from
Co—
California
to
year
1962
terms
the
&
First
Toronto
duction
cents
now
United
below
&
Weedon
p.
5,500
& Co
Inc.-
Eichler
Bateman,
50
$742,322
announced.
building
facilities
15,000
of
were
a
firm.
taxes
agent
Ave.,
company
named
purchase
20.500
Co.
&
80,204 shs.
2,860
$742,322
Strathroy,
Middlesex
3,000
15,000
Inc
Co.—
&
of
7,000
holders—The
Nevada,
$3,000,000
underwriters
Co
&
Noyes
&
15,000
1
$1,000,000.
Certified
on
Fe
1,000,000 shs.
:—
agreement
Staats
R.
Witter
Dean
foot
Co—
Weld & Co.,
Witter
tone's
share for
per
constituted
the
annual
part
1660.
Santa
DEC.
—_
Shares
Hemphill,
White,
The
Securi-
Co., Inc—
&
■
Ont., stereo hi-fi firm has acquired its own furniture
facilities through purchase of the Middlesex Furniture
Ont., David Gilmour, Clairtone's
executive
vice-president,
3,000
Boyce
President Charles S.
and
highlights
$753,696
A
were
returns
transfer
p.
the
distributor
respective numbers of shares
William
2,000
Ltd.
said.
volume.
sales
commitment,
underwriting
the
&
Westlieimer
Toronto,
Co.,
2,000
Corp.——
Walston
81,000 shs.
$100.)
indebtedness—
National
manufacturing
7,000
Co.—
Webster
&
ties
-
&
&
1,844,221
(H. M.) Byllesby & Co.—Net Up Almost 400%—
expropriation
California
South
California,
loan-—
firm
a
Stone
15,000
the Board
to
first
from
repay¬
being
on
the
before
appointed
incorporated
Western
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Bros.
2.000
Co.——___
&
Simon
M.
Stein
Co.,
compared with $.67
gains.
Electric
C.
deferred
of
Authorized
made^
I.
7,000
3,000
Weeks
&
of
attention
Net
B.
dividends
1961
corporation.—V.
wholesale
stock
bank
Inc.
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Net
Common
Silberberg
15,000
3,000
1,844,221
1504.
p.
Diamond
This
7,000
Inc
Co.,
V 250,000
par)
(par
term
Clairtone Sound Corp.,
;
Budget Finance Plan—Net Higher—
with
$89,236,606,
government
points
CAPITALIZATION
Term
Co
&
$750,000
250",000
notes
Champion Papers, Inc.—Acquisition—
See
7,000
Budget Finance released its 1961 Annual Report to its stockholders.
Chairman
*
offices
and
annual
of
&
Richter
(no
stock
long
194,
Canada
of
payment,
current
assets
current liabilities of $917,313.
quarters
company,
58)
Idaho
largest
terms
Brothers
$750,000
subordinated
1963
2,000
;
1660.
asset
the
general
Angeles
second
Co.—
Hutzler
Scherck,
,i!' 2,000:;
exceeded
the
reflects
1961
31,
representing
two
Manhattan
its
Southern
7,000
Renshaw——_
&
1977
31,
best
prior to 1961, shown previously as a
transferred to consolidated earnings em¬
Robertson
BUSINESS—The
has
Salomon
Co.,
&
—V.
3,000
Bankers Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed transfer agent
class A and class B common stock of the corporation.—V.
195,
Brunswig Drug Co.—Common Offered—On April 5,
1962, William R. Staats & Co., Los Angeles and associates
offered publicly 85,000 shares of this firm's outstanding
common
stock at $16.75 per share.
Proceeds from the
sale will go to the selling stockholders.
1902,
Inc.—
for
p.
Engineering Co., Inc.—Appointment—
common
&
15,000
deben¬
7.000
Co.—
&
subordinated
stock
Sundry
Appointment—
years
the effect
Mr.
Chase
Common
Preferred
2,000
Co.,
40,000 Wts.
warrants
long term Indebtedness
Lightweight Aggregate, Inc.:
Sundry
Northern
15,000
Rothschild
F.
due
Dec;
15,000
—
Inc.^
Dean
of B. C. Electric, the electric company had, to all intents and purposes,
been the sole source of income of the Power Corp.—V. 194, p. 1380.
Brown
&
76,143 shs.
523,699
15,000
purchase
convertible
2,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
L.
7,000
Co
&
Hornblower
year.
at
declared.
explaining
shareholders,
>
2,000
Co
Higgins
Arthur
$44,456,009
were
tures
due
2,000
Pressprich
The
3,000,000 shs.
2,000.000
1960's
credit, had been
ployed in the business.
For
W.
Reynolds
2,000
Outstanding
warrants
Issue)
convertible
5%
2,000
Co
&
7,000
Inc.
,
C.
in
this
After
deferred
per
Hentz
Bardon
,.
-;
accumulated
income
R.
15,000
Co
&
Haupt & Co
Stone &
B.
reflected
not
income at
months prior to
seven
sheet
balance
capital.
>;
.
6%
Jackson, &
Corp.
Prescott
Co._
&
Paribas
Union Se¬
;
$5,313,632,
gross
the
in
balance
owners
paid-up
amount
An
Dillon,
Hayden,
$32,351,055, against which were
Total
assets of $34,845,301 include also $1,228,176 of investments, $1,246,070
in
property and $20,000 in mortgages and other deferred accounts
on
Paine, Webber,
■i Curtis
Ripley
in the five months after the take-over.
pipnths of 1961, after expenses, is shown at
of $3,728,148 earned in the first seven months
Jg
in
receivable.
7,000
7,000
&
Inc.
Ira
$1,438,450
made
share
to
the
of
are
C.
consolidated
The
Co.—
Co
duPont
I.
FINANCING
40,000 wts.
stock
A
(1962
&
Co.—____
&
$1)
Issue)
(1959
3,000
.__
Son
—__
Oppenheimer
Harriman
value.
C. Electric Co. refused its former
for copies of B. C. Electric audited
July 31, 1961. As a result, except
from B. C. Electric while still a sub¬
Power
C.
accrued
for
income
i
3,000
2,000
Inc.—
Fishman,r Inc.
&
Co.
2,000
Corp.
Co.,
Shields
i
$3,875,182
$532,403
Inc.—..—
&
to
Electric
B.
shows
statement
$4,260,551,
and
&
Co
PRESENT
Debt:
&
Co.,
(par
(par $1)
stock
purchase
A
Class
2,000
—
Roland
Hallgarten
C.
B.
received
of
expropriation fchd
Net
stock
2,000
Newbold's
TO
stock
■
request
months
seven
statement.
The
which
A
B
Class
Securities
Model,
Rodman
as /
act of
government-owned
now
accounts
Class
Class
Co.—
Murch
H.
EFFECT
Stock:
2,000
W.
>
GIVING
Company:
3,000
_
of the Verrazano-Narrows
will be tne longest, suspension
Authorized
The
&
Mitchum, Jones & Temple
Glore,
Forgan
& Co.
15,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co—— 15,000
Grass & Co
2,000
Gunn, Carey & Roulston,
Inc.
-i-i—2,000
Accepting the $110,985,045 without prejudice and armed with the
independent valuation, B. C. Power sought to arrange a negotiated
settlement.
These efforts proving
futile, action was taken to test
validity of the expropriation act in the courts. The courts were
asked
that, should the act be found valid, fair value should be
determined by the courts.
owner's
&
Inc
Anchorages
repuceaiy
traditional
expropriation provided that B.
Power might, upon making a "request or demand", be entitled to
amount of $68,612,873 for all its remaining assets.
Directors
15,000
Rhoades
Continent
-
Co.,
tendered
amount
3,000
Co
emphasizes.
notes
report
Mid
Co.,-
&
&
Island
7,000
3,000
Deetjen. & Co.—
Freehling, Meyevhoff & Co.
exceeded book value by $40,000,440
by not less than $114,000,000,
thus determined,
as
and
Co.—
F.manuel,
"paid-up
Mr.
Meeds—
Co.——2
&
Staten
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.______
Loeb,
McKelvy
15,000
-
&
&
Eberstadt
F.
,
value", is shown as falling short by some $74,000,000 of
the
book, equity
of the shares. The Chairman stresses
that book
equity and fair value are different measures, and that fair value
as
shown. by an appraisal by a firm of independent evaluators was
not less than $225,000,000.
Inc
Co.,
M.
2,000
2,000
Securities
curities
-
,
,
&
Freres
2,000
—
Co.—3,000
Da in
Drexel
submitting the report of directors, Mr; Robertson calls attentionstriking manner in which the financial statements bring out f
that $110,985,045, the amount tendered by the B. C. government for >
B.
M.
Francis
the
the
&
Divine- &
now
corporation.
1—
the
15,000
Carl
———-—2,000
Clayton
In
to
Lazard
for
which, when completed,
the world.
in
15,000
Bissell
&
McDonald
Inc.——
Fitzgerald
Inc.
March
13
Co.,
7,000
Co
Co.,
&
Burnham
Brace Robertson,
as
Laird
3,000
Bradford
C.
Eastman
dated
Laird,
3,000
—
concrete
span
.
»
^
in
Co
Co.-__
&
&
Co.,
Blair &
H.
Blyth
consists of a Board of Directors and a staff of 14 who
as
their main objective the obtaining of fair compensation for
the expropriation of the Electric Company on August 1,
1961 by the
Province of British Columbia as well as carrying on the daily affairs of
1962;
have
7,000
Co
&
—
Inc.
D.
owned a large scale multiple
Columbia Electric Co., Ltd., in
had more than 5,000 em¬
Power" organization,; says A;
submitting the annual report,
.The. "B.. C.
Chairman,
&
——
7,000
Stearns
Black
ago
f
,
Peabody
Inc.
■
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
shares,
common
2,000
Co
&
Whipple &
Barth
J.
Bear,
exports
corporation, until eight months
utility operation. The British
public
Paine
&
Co
&
Bacon,
British Columbia Power Corp., Ltd.—Annual Report—
,
;
S.
Allyn
C.
Bache
existing
as
authorized
A.
Proctor
them
,
most encouraging,
domestic markets continue to expand and the
reach full-scale deliveries," he predicted.
Production
of
crude
oil
and
natural gas
liquids in Canada should
average some 720,000 barrels per day in 1962. In contrast with the
pattern of 1961, it is expected that the greater part of this 75,000
barrels daily increase in 1962 will result from expansion in Canadian
markets, reflecting the impact of a full year's operation of supply
arrangements made in the Ontario refining area during 1961. Refining
and marketing activities in
1962 will continue at a high level with
volume increases estimated at slightly more than 5%.—V.194, p. 973:
day,
per
each of
Bridge,
Brothers—-100,000
Abbott,
this source.
from
by
Shares
■
further
a
purchased
\
-
Shares
higher production earnings in Canada and the United States. Al¬
though the volume of refined product sales increased 5%, there was
to
9
Outstanding
323,750 shs.
100,000-shs.
$400,000
...
.The
names
of the
several
underwriters and
the respective number
company
of
is
American
also
a
joint
Cement
venture
Corp:,
in
with
M.
supplying
F.
Hlckey Co.,
over
170,000
a
cubic
subsidiary
yards
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
class
A
common
stock
names
being
of
the
offered
principal
and
the
underwriters
aggregate
of
number
the
of
are
pany
follows:
as
McDonnell
& Co.
Co.,
Hirsch &
Inc.—
Brooks
W.
—V.
5,000
the
Inc.
•3,000
On
and
April 2.
Inc.—Additional Financing peissue reported the sale orr April
60,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
Construction Design,
basis of
holders
I.
1661.
p.
Helped
income
million.
Earnings
in
from
$1.87
sale
the
payable
1962.—V.
following,
a
1962
declared by the
12; 1962 to share-
1096.
p.
crude oil production 'and
reduced
1961.
.
1960,
share,
sales
operations, net income of $441,186,
This does not include a
from
earned
on
of
.
The
$17,680,463.
share, which brought
or $1.74 a share on
operating
and
financial
the
purposes,
prior
for
figures
production of Continental and its consolidated sub¬
sidiaries averaged
193,1S8 barrels a day in 1961. This represented a
1.9%
decline from the record level of 196,858 barrels a day in 1960.
Continental's
refinery runs in
1961
averaged 200,264 barrels daily,
Net
fined
lrom
below
the
Controls
of
earnings
and
.
Down, Net Up—
1962
in
Company
should
carried
"im¬
of
ahead"
orders
in
first
the
195,
cuarter
the
and
relatively
favorable
—V.
D.
economic
Co.
—
Common
Offered
On
—
this firm's
of
oompany
under
the
of
larger
Corrugated
1200
corrugated
the
laws
Ohio
of
Dec.
on
The
designs
company
both
customers'
safe
and
shipping
gated
fibreboard
was
electrical
as
pany's
tions
in
board
as
in
year
All
of
customers
four
and
the
Feb.
15,
sales
net
on
of
in
Prices
range
five
from
items
PRESENT
of
stock
(no
par).
&
Dash, Inc.—Common
last
deliveries
October,
the
for
the
Reuben
•
to
of
this,
equipment:
pared
in
260,156 shs.
the
prior
because
to
the company's common stock at $5 per share. The shares
were all sold.
Net proceeds, estimated at
p.
194,
2%
a
-
$431,000, will
debt
repayment, increased sales representation, inventory, advertising and promotion, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
the
in
engaged
-
Profits
year
of
A
its
designing
own
staff
to
create
Gross
ent
of
excess
750
to
estate
of
trend
in
of
to
time, the company's line of patterns is in
which approximately 40% are exclusive. The
conform
interior
high
of
its
line
of
products
to
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.This
new
PRESENT
TO
company
increased
to
the
to
194,
(par
500,000 shs.
a
dividend
52
1961
Total
sales
ment
to
sales,
of
Diana
Stores
$61,569,714.
net
sales
for
After
the
a
of
months ended Jan. 31, 1962 •'
$22,636,705 of leased depart¬
$38,933,009, S. D. May, President,
share
amounted
$484,337
solidated
net
chare
1,196.856
on
income
for
to
state
amounted
shares
of
to
and
Federal
S791.192,
common
stock
income
equal
to
outstanding.
66
taxes,
cents
other
merger
EFH
A
principal
white
'
completed
for
To
costs.
its
to
government
in¬
con¬
by
the
the
end
convenience
the
extent
that
the
products,
government
defense
EFFECT
earned
said,
PRESENT
TO
months
the
270,430
FINANCING
Outstanding
331,000 shs.
operating
More than.
quarter.
the
year
were,
Md.,
was
of' operation!'
.$389,794,
than
more
than
more
:
the
total
of
net
a
3,049,158
v
$5,994,650
profit
realized
was
1960.
$1.97
or
completing
profit
shares
of
its
first-year
under
$1.03
or
per-
This1'compares
with,
share.
sr.les
on
1961—
$3,129,038
outstanding.
per
Commenting
double
$238,743:
•
,
corporation
reported
$.^637.
outstanding)' ,rose more
cent£,* bringing the ,-sixcomparable to.-,19.1 cents
22.1
401.
p.
its-1
current
reported.
for
re¬
'shares
to
months
six
the
second
profits
quarter
of
President,
in
total
the
on
six
Klein,
J.
Additionally
to
of
these
on
$75,959,862,
figures
from
down
James
T,
Dresher,
extended
ended
year
high
in
company's -bank loan was reduced from
during the year and the bank credit agree-.
February 1964 under
favorable
terms."—V.
to
■
stock
common
of
the
.
April
Hartford
h
•
tional
1961,
with
:
.
Realty
■
/
.
;
in
industrial
product is
which
a
plants
cents
television
and
television
permits
analyst,
,
,
EFFECT
TO
:'
V
;
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
V
Outstanding:
payable
Common
stock.
($1
•
in
per
1,000,000 shs.
12,500
:.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
the underwriting agreement, the
each
of
the
spective
underwriters
numbers
of
.$3,420,381
.
3,978,860
par)_____
Warrants
1960.
in
GIVING
Properties acquired
"Properties to be acquired
com¬
Putnam- &
H.
to
C.
have
shares
of
terms
severally
has
sell,
purchase,
forth
set
fortli
set
to
agreed
to
agreed
stock
common
12,500
conditions
and
company
588,766 shs.
and
the
re¬
below:
of
sales
net
the
earnings
and
color
insert
Mr.
Wood
cents
a
flow
in
year!—V.
noted
share,
31,
constituent
companies totaled
equal to 50 cents
$399,918,
were
1961,
Wood;
income
1961
192,
was
p.
was
1961
the
Eastern
President,
to
cash
highest
above
Co.L
Co.,
i_
Inc.
Kennedy-Peterson, Inc.
The R.
60,000
;
-
j
7,000
6,000
_A
F. Griggs Co.___:
3
5.000
Hanrahan & Co., Inc.
5.000
Wm. H. Rybeck & Co
3,000
3,000
Clayton Flax & Co., Inc.-
195,
Securities
Corp
3,000
—
1663.
p.
First
compared
1960
the
Of
of
the
the
income
the
$53,939. in
of
$474,795,
company's
with
$333,947
•*
•'
>
history.
used
figure
share.
a
'
for
:
the
•
the
chase,
f
proceeds
which
deeds
construct,
individuals,
funds
from
from
previous
the
The
*'
related
in
the
funds
sale
of
company
insurance
by
or
also
W.
628
in
of
refinance
from
11,256
its
shares
will
'
an
normally
property.
Savings
the
business.
Federal
loan,
and
Calilf.,
&
to
The
pur¬
accounts
principal
Home
Loan
secured
borrowers
provide
the
Angeles,
Savings
principally
enable
to
loan
from
Los
St.,
Lincoln
money,
real
interest,
property.
operates
of
others
and
Association's
coverage
Sixth
lending
property,
borrowing
derived
real
sale
securities
real
on
improve
income
of
equity
engaged
trust
the
from
for
institutions
used
obtains
and
Deprecia"
of
also
to
1960,
of
is
sold for the account
were
be
company
the
through the offering of
share.
tbe
payment
of certain
outstanding
initially deposited
by
the
company
in
Association at its current rate of interest.
will
Loan
&
of
of
1960.
Offered—On
338,744 for certain shareholders.
company
Savings
98.88%
first
bv
per
and
balance
Association,
annual
In
by
The
BUSINESS—The
had
equal
Corp,—Common
total, 11,256 shares
company
PROCEEDS—Net
owns
.
from
Financial
350,000 shares, at $21
notes.
•
.
$387,886,. equal to nine cents
$384,126
1491;
in
Lincoln
April 3, 1962, White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York City,
as
managing underwriter, announced the initial public
be
'
637.
p.
Centers,
the
reported
..
$90,669
flow
in
Shopping
10%
over
;
rose
year
that
was
156,000
i
&
&
sale of this firm's common stock
"
a
Inc.—Earnings Up 10%-V
$2,058,507,
Ness
the
Bros.
Southeastern
—V.
radio
to
outstanding shares.—V. 195,
stockholders.
earnings for
Co._
Frumkes
J.
-
of
Van
M.
Hincks
;
both
for
serviceman
a
,
Financing
'
$1,853,512
earnings
Corp.—Additional
financing details follow:
Mortgages
V
with 50
,
April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale on250,000 shares of this firm's common stock
share through Putnam & Co., Hartford. Addi-
^
requirements,' net
1662.
p.
"
%
aerospace
one-third,
for.
registrar for
appointed
195,
of
6
at $10 per
ended
year
gear;
v'-/
been
corporation.—V.
Details—Our
the
Microwave, Inc.,' founded in 1949.
Division manufactures test equipment used
Dec.
income
,
the
$2,400,000
2777.
Fir$t
»•.
equipment for private radio com¬
electronic
products.
The
present '
1961 of B & K Manufacturing Co., '
sets,
and
■:>
appropriations
policy.
Irving Trust Co., New Y.ork City-, lias
the
Mark
the basis of 800,000
$1,801,107,
tion
per
the
record
cash
con¬
Government
microwave
and
a
and
Net
11
allowing
be
respect
on
first
was
the
on
for
.
operating
Dunhill is on
proceeds accrued to the company.
systems,
1950,
kv 1961
on
statement
deducting
reported.
After
of
was
Lincoln
six
to
Family Record Plan, Inc.—Appointment—
«
1
-
compared
cents, compared
Eastern Shopping Centers,
271,825 shs.
Diana Stores Corp.—Six Months' Results—
the
second
for
1961,
loss
—
and
black
For
amounted
the
Hagerstown,
for
193, p.
$7,713
10 cents)____
will
such
on
with
last year.—V.. 195,
The
,
company's B & K
electronic laboratories,
$4,030,938
Outstanding
28,
to
Vice-President-Finance,
said,
-"Significant reductions
were
made
in.
operating costs and we intend to strive for further refinements and!
signal into any part of a defective set and isolate the source
of trouble. Dynascan's Mark Division, makes antennas and
microwave"
equipment;
■.?;<^
'" '••" '•••■•%
1944.
p.
balance
cancellable
are
quarter total of $164,257 and
.1960
simulated
r
and
Feb.
sales
real estate financing firm, has
almost equal to twice its net profit for
"
Harry
profits/
in
$85,096,896
-
the
v
antennas;
represents
in
servicemen.
FINANCING
Sundry indebtedness.
Common stock
for
Klein
management
share
the
on
included
in
$47,517,284
were
$48,676,897.
*
REVENUES—Combined
EFFECT
Authorized
—V.
munications
and
prevailing
svstems
ended
by
Faii-child Stratos Corp.—Reports Profit for
:
The
equal
(one-third,
company-
$1,922,714
were
preferred
of the
none
receiving
by
decorating.
control
months
systems,
$290,046,
were
,
not
were
communications
products)
taxes
The
present
designs
attempts
company
current
the
At
sources.
ten
Conn.,
manufactureand
750,000 shs.
year.
amount
income
first
,
exclusive
and original designs for its products and to aid its
customers on any
specific decorative project where a new or modified design is
required.
Additionally, the company purchases exclusive designs from independ¬
Stamford,
and
drives
represented
earnings to 35.3 cents per-share,
share at the' end of Equity's first year
per
•
— Common
Offered
Public offering
W:;X:"
190,000 shares of this firm's common stock was made
April 10 by an underwriting group headed by H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Chicago, at $10 a share.
All of the shares were offered by certain stockholders V
(
founded
maintains
company
profit
earnings
Mr.
ago,
65%
ment
of
share"
a
earnings
Dynascan Corp.
and
These products are sold to decorators, interior
designers,
department stores, hotels and other commercial institutions. '•
fields.
The
the
contracts
GIVING
taxes
that
year
than
BUSINESS—Dynascan, of 1801 W. Belle Plaine Ave., Chicago, is a
designer and manufacturer of electronic test equipment, transmission
of 2445 N. Miami Ave., Miami, Fla., is
converting, importing and distribution of
primarily in the draper, upholstery and cur¬
company,
designing,
Ave.,
land ng
the
par).
$95,586,
of
Per-share'
which
1961.
Pyramid Rubber.
the merger, Pyramid's
sophisticated
'
working
$1,861,-
Chairman
difference
the
electronics
all-time
741.
p.
year
1962 '
Shares
and
tain
•architects,
and
were
and
dependent
(25c
after
were
$59,000
v
-
fabrics
use
194,
and
development
controlled
For
sales
government
fiscal
$11,000,000
Co.,
31,
Dec.
>
year
.
share
ago.
a
31,
2657.
first
.
decorative
for
control
increases
in
six-month
entire
"
,
consumer
deducting
year
Jan.
Minneapolis-headquartered
ported
$1.51
to
975.
■
a
$3,745,258
ending
a
totaled
Equity Capital Co.—Earnings Up 65% in Quarter—
This
of
for
changes
stock
$2.12,
as
earnings
cents
real
and
of
and
prior
and
after
share
a
1962
period
against
year
Southfield
67
contracts
10%
more
Common
v,
53
Additional
investments
diversified
1960's
earnings
After
Offered—On
and
with
31,
equipment,
design,
users
All
and
become
—V.
-
Askanase,
*
p.
Jan.
same
the
computer
these
under
1962.
incurred
results
were
15
Rubber
net
ended
year
W.
to
for
one-third,
1960.
—V.
used
for
switches.
and
CAPITALIZATION
-
Dynamics Corp. of America—Sales Down, Net Higher.
Sales
April 10,
1962, Stirling, Linder & Prigal, Inc., and Kordan & Co.,"
Inc., New York City, offered publicly 108,000 shares of
be
the
$3,282,000
month
1
the
equal
,
Pyramid
equivalent
International
195,
cents
government, but in the event of such termination, the govern¬
is
required
to pay certain termination
charges,
including all
will
and
with $43,416,-
Dec.
$1,912,953,
half.-
amounted
sub-contractors.
it
-
of
basis,
year
30.—V.
common
David
of
the
and
company's
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
compared
combined
President. *
report,
Dunhill
calendar
Sept.
FINANCING
Authorized
share.,
figures
a
annual
The
outstanding.
sale
the
Comparable
company's
Net
Common
from
industrial
TO
issued
were
reported
were"
now
4%
that
second
1962
,
Williams,
shares
eight' cents
a
"CorruVoids", which provides
projects, may cost up to 25 dol¬
containers are individually designed for its >:
EFFECT
'
'
-
-
.
including
1962,
earnings
years
com-
cents
net
product,
GIVING
•
.
,
$22,087,031
Ira
realized
a
variety of different colors of
printed with designs and illustra¬
colors.
shares
made, by
was
and
3,529,509
needs.
CAPITALIZATION
and
earnings:
International,
merged
were
construction
company's
particular
special protection of
fragle. articles.
The
other
are
new
a
concrete
the
the
in
flight
relays
of
company's business
new high in 1961, Fred
Otto G. Schwenk, President,
$47,214,813,
to
the
975.
p.
the
all sold.
company
or
costs
a
taxes
effect to
In
1960,
share.—V. 195,
announcement
corrugated
containers which
and attractive display .for its
for
and
usually
as
each,
large
supports
produced
are
and
many
dollars
voids
and
appliances
containers
corrugated
lars.
previous
giving
Board
v
fabricates
protection
for
to
was
commercial
a
dividend.
of
ended
year
promotion,
or
reported
Dunhill International, Inc.—Annual Report—
895
converting plants
in the
independent fibre-
sales
cheek-out,
33%
ment
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
totaled $2,687,572, - exceeding
excepting 1956. Per share earnings
after
earnings
Dunhill
*
y
The
reinforcements
Board,
the
amounted
year
stockholders
31,
;v-;
engaged
efficiencies.
operates
It
earnings
;
electronic
that
1960.
every
without
corrugated containers are made in a wide %
variety of styles, shapes and sizes from small, simple boxes to large,
complex containers. Many of the company's containers have corru¬
products.
of
Chairman
.The
provide
five
in
of
.
Columbus,
1920.
-
automatic
of
of a
Midwest and is
recognized as one of the larger
board container manufacturers in the country.
•
such
corporation established
annual report to stockholders.
Net
Net proceeds
Way,
30,
•
principally
the
the
per
incorporated
one
Authorized
for
stock at $16 per
will be used by the company for the repayment
bank loan, and additional working capital.
BUSINESS—The
the
of
Jan.
However, as of Feb. 28, 1962, the com¬
pany had a backlog of approximately $600,000, of which approximately
$555,000 was with Government prime contractors. It is anticipated
through
debentures
1,500,000 shs.
the
stock
share.
'
tractors
PRESENT' FINANCING
TO
!
•
_
in
State of Ohio only, 40,000 shares of
common
the
taxes
dustrial
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
sales
Durham.
said
EFFECT
■
$!)
(par
1091.
p.
Dover
April 9, 1962 The Ohio Co., Columbus, offered publicly
to residents of the
195,
Net
,•"
stock
to
during
to
Authorized
Sales
Container
to
$434,111
after
The stock
helicopter
,
GIVING
4-r.: iHS
,.y
580
Corrugated
1961
compared to $210,200 for the period the previous year. '•
as
6.
multi-contact
company
CAPITALIZATION
v.;
Common
1096.
p.
with
of
1962,
1,
6l/»%
its
for
amounted
year
is
-
the
the i
-
1961
picture.—V.
May
on
of
$675,000
contrast
taxes
income
-BUSINESS—The
•
be
of last year, which ended in an up^yarA trendythat
earnings 28%
ahead of the' preceding ye&r despite a
5%
decline in sales, according-jtq i the annual "report to shareholders.
President Louis Putze reported that final figures for
1961^show net
sales of $46,525,711 and het income of $2,025,275 or $1.48 per. share,
closely corresponding to preliminary
estimates. In
1960 net sales
were
$49,139,467 and net earnings $1,581,102 or $1.16 per share.
The
improvement in earnings last
year
was
attributed to costreduction
and plant-consolidation
programs,
expanded foreign opera¬
tions, and the pickup in general business late in the year. The out¬
look for further improvement in 1962 Is based on a growing backlog
portantly
fund,
31,
DuBoff, Inc., New York City, and Smith, Ramsey;
Co., Inc., Bridgeport, Conn. The stock was all sold."
proceeds, estimated at $239,475, will be used for debt"
capital.
is engaged in the design, manufacture
and sale of popularly priced misses coordinated sportswear and casual
apparel made of cottons, synthetic fabrics
and woolens which are
designed to be worn in a variety of combinations. Substantially all
the
company's
products
are
sold under the registered trade name
"Donnkonny". The company's principal place of business, executive
offices and designing facilities are located
at 1407 Broadway, New
York, N. Y., and it has its manufacturing facilities at three plants
in Virginia, with a fourth under construction. ;
The company
was incorporated
in New York in 1934. On Dec. 29,
1961
the
company
acquired all the stock of six corporations from
present stockholders of the company in exchange for 350,000 shares
of common stocjs: o,( the company.
/■„'**
1960
Controls Co. of America—Sales
Sales
in
BUSINESS—The
level of 200,682 barrels a day. Sales of re¬
products averaged 244,086 barrels a day in 1961, a slight increase
243,117 barrels daily in 1960.—V, 194, p. 112.
slightly
the
Net
repayment,
at 102V8%.' Payment will be made at any
Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 195, p. 1427.
1, 1980
Canada of the
letter
a
realized
were
July
selling stockholders.
oil
crude
sinking
the
May
a
outstanding
Controls, Inc*—Common Offered—On April
11, 1962, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock were,
offered publicly at $3 per share through Seymour* Ber->
&
Don.nkenny, Inc. — Common Offered — On April 11,
1962, 90,000 shares of this company's common stock were
offered publicly at $9 per share through Brand, Grumet
& Seigel, Inc. and Kesselman & Co., Inc., New York
City, at $9 per share. Net proceeds will accrue to the
have
years
before
compared
for
194, p.
of
in accounting policy.
reflect both changes
restated to
been
of
due
B
branch
,
data
operating
and
financial
1961
in
,
redemption
has called for
corporation
series
shares
Net
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—Partial Redem'tn
in this report reflect two
(Significant changes in Continental's accounting Dolicv.
These changes
represent
adoption of (1) the policy of consolidating al majorityowned companies in the financial statements and operating statistics
of
the company
and (2) the practice of capitalizing intangible de¬
velopment
costs.
Under the
latter practice,
the costs of drilling
producing
wells
are
capitalized and subsequently charged against
income
as
the
oil and
gas
reserves are produced.
For comparative
All
share,
income
1962,
operation
in
for
21.5
of
share
per
stepped up sharply during the last quarter, achieving
record of some $991,880 in January, 1962," he continued:
$281,149,
!
Dixon
Mr.
a
increase
earnings
high
cents
nard &
credit,
share.
a
16
; Electronic
special
The
the
that
record
a
with
half.
was
assets, respresents 19 cents a share.
special credits in 1961 amounted to $556,306
special ciedit of $74,955, or 25 cents a
year's combined het Income to $516,141,
same share basis.—V.
194, p.- 741.-
lower product selling prices in
the United States.
earnings
per
first
-W.
V.:
the first quarter business net-Ancome^ exclusive of a r:
Dec. '31,
on
for
from
earlier.
Factors
by
year's
period
the
Sales
.
.
the
the
Net
was
June
195,
reported
reached
compares
Edwards, EAC President, said in
company
capital
of
and
net income
$1.49
or
'outstanding
stock
arising
In
.
the
Combined
or
.
niaae
18,
adjustments
has
1962,
This
cents
17
to
special
common
1960.
C1
chielly responsible for the increase in net income in 1961
consisted of improved earnings of Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Co., Ltd., a.
67.8%-owned Canadian subsidiary, lower dry hole costs, and greater
dividends from nonconsolidated
affiliates. These were partially offset
ings of $2.91
May
share.
31,
for
$591,149
share
per
1962,
8,
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings.
corporation
Jan.
"Shipments
,
Continental Oil and
its consolidated subsidiaries
in 1961, 3.9%
above the 1960 earnings of $62.1
per share were $3.02 in 1961, compared with earn¬
of
million
$64.5
to
credit, vof
$499,354 on sales of $17,429,206. These *
results
are
cited
by Frank G.
Atkinson, President
and Chairman
of the Board, in the annual report to stockholders.
v i
..r.
The net income is equal to $1.68 a share on the 297,000 shares of
Oil Co.—-Annual Report-^
Continental
Net
was
of
as
May
on
immediately
cents
strong', rfecovery following
company-in 1961 earned
bjf
recession,
$56,952
/
,
of 15
will be
dividend
record
'
.
meeting
Directors
of
shareholders
' 1
V
to
after
of
net
for
form ,pf
(Joseph) Dixon Crucible £o.—Earnings Up—;, -
*0.000
20,000
Wlnston & Co., Inc
Schenin do.——I
J,
Robert
2,000,000
J.
N.
ended
common
ago,
The
\
;
v
authorized to
a
stock
now
the
in
1962..
10,
dividend
The
of
'
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
.
1961.
in
to increase the number of authorized
900,000
payable
April
Boajd
directors.
——u.
Thomas Jay,
per
year
Bank,
year
v.
'. Shares
195,
made
be
quarter
holders
225,000 shs.
f .57.000
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
in' the underwriting agreement, the company has agreed to sell to each
of
the
underwriters named below and each of the underwriters is
acting as representative has severally agreed to purchase the number
of shares of common stock set opposite its name below:
—V.
Red
fiscal
cents
shares
dividend on the
share for each three Shares presently held. The stock
record
the
At
second
EFFECT TO; PRESENT FINANCING
!
-Authorized
Outstanding
Split Approved—
shares
new
new
will
of
the
from
the
one
dividend
2,000,000 shs.
the
,
shareholders voted
shares
issue
to
tails—Our April 9, 1962
.
This
Diana
six
Diebold Inc.—Stock
.
Electronic Assistance
stores
with
"most
6 of
Capital stock (50c par)-:
Note payable to bank of America
membership
.
3,000
common
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
r
"
Mart
&
Joseph Walker <fe Sons—,
195, p. 5.
Gulf
the
months ended Jan, 31,
1961, total sales of the
entire
group
amounted to $48,432,669, of which $14,189,259 repre¬
sented sales'of
leased
departments, and $34,243,410 were net sales.
—v. 195, p. 975.
A-v-:
5,000
Becker
Brewer,
Bryant,
7,000
Inc.__
Co.
&
which
During
5,000
Neal & Waggoner-
Wyatt,
Rouse,
7,000
path
and
stores
pooling of Interests of these organizations
took place during
the six montns period..
Stores
Meeds
&
Lestrange & Co.—
Arthurs.
discount
the
7,000
Mason-Hagan, ' Inc.
Auchincloss, Parker & RedP.
Bissell
Laird,
28,000
10,000
10,000
StleglitZ-
Halle &
Goodbody
Mills
reflect
to
7,000
Co
&
Courts
28,000
Inc
Co.
&
Eastern
Shares
Shares
May" said"that the results included the operations of "the Great
Mr.
purchase from the com¬
to
agreed
severally
has
each
which
shares
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1806)
10
source
Association
Loan
service
fees,
.
Bank
>
and
.
insurance
required
company
for
for
-
fire
protection of
and
lenders
Volume 195
Number 6151
*
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
t
.
(1807)
In
real
estate
transactions,
estate, and has acted
REVENUES—On
and
pany
its
$8,117,812,
ations
net
to
general
Company:
reserves
GIVING
'v:
I '
'•
(no
Bank
from
EFFECT
subject
the
terms
and
Barth
and
numbers
from
*
Blair
Co.,
Inc
—T'.
Co.—
Eichler
&
Inc.:
&
Co.,
Inc
^Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.—
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan & Co., Inc;
>7 Burnham & Co.—
5,323
.77
&
Co.
4,258
3,195
105
——_77—■
:>7- Crowell, Weedon-& Co.—L__
_
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller7—
M.
Daln
&
Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler
I.
Eastman
&
duPont
Dillon,
142
Union
>
Securities
35477
Co
&
-
'
H.
Hentz
&
Co.——
;7"-
,:7
J.
;
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.-,
—7
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.—
A.
Hogle
Hooker
&
Lehman
Lester,
>
A.
E.
The
Pacific
L
Co.4„.
&
•_>
Co.,
Co.—
Northwest
'
Schwabacher
''
"'Shfe'krson,
William
.
Stern,
Hammill
R. ;Staats
Frank,
&
&
Co.Co.4_—
177
195,
&
638.
p.
——
142
>
i\
First
Weld
annual
m" a
-
of
1960
show
for
Tubing
reported
V/.
history
and
sales
194,
$6,323,349
with
compare
i960.—V.
of
restated
2117.
p.
%
v
the
were
net
sales
shares
beneficial
of
interest
F.
at
v
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Shares
of
beneficial
shares
to
be
;;
A.
G.
E.
interest
C.
&
Adams
Allyn
Arthurs,
Bache
*;
W.
the
Co
Jones,
Kreeger
H.
30,000
James
—
Baird
&
Josey
Bateman,
2,000
Link,
&
Co._
Downing
Co.
&
—
Beecroft,
Cole
Birr
&
&
&
Co.—__
Co., Inc.-
Co._
Inc..,
Co.,
K.
J. Brown
H.
M.
&
Investors
Securities
Co
Dann
Common,
Cook
Elder
L.
&
Co
Co
Rodman
2,500
Wm.
The
First
The
First
First
Co.
Cleveland
Columbus
Securities
&
3,000
8,000
Tabor
2,000
Taylor,
Inc.
Hanrahan
2,000
M.
&
Co.,
Inc
3,000
Hennig
Hickey & Co
Howard,
Weil,
Friedrichs
Knwells
&
&
Co.,
&
Inc.—
«&
Co
3,000
Fred
C.
F.
Yantis
16«1
Winckler
Harold.
S.
Ziika,
E.
Yagur,
&
135.264
named
below,' for
whom
respective
number
of
The
subject
the
to
shares
to
purchase
of
common
.
>'7777
',
77
7..,
Shares
—
30,000
14,000
—
14^000
Jackson
&
Co.,
Curtis——^
Inc
&
Co._
7.
&
>
14,000
—
-
,i
7,000
Miller—;
—7,000.,
;
7 000
77
7;>, 777.
7■'■77:7'-7 777,>;:
7. >777.,
First
E.
terest cost.
125
for
—^
&
>
125
v
125
Co.,
&
>;
&
Evans
Pan-
Co.,
&
Co.,
125
...: >7 7 '.*. ' ; v(J7
125
>77 7- -7\ 77';7-.: 7:
coupon.
125
f.-. •> '
77
> v'7'"* V
7
April
7
125
125
Issuing
its '81st
annual
earnings of $1,445,678,
with
compares
>
volume.—V.
1960
Corp.
J25
of
W.
H.
Newburger
has
125
which
been
Co._
*125
fold
gain
125
rose
during
Co.—„
>
Son&
period
net
&
the
125
Rodman
' 225!
Stix
&
Inc.-
225
.'V Sutro
225
,
Co._——
Co.
-
volume
7
225
,
a
125
>
approved
the
at
change
and
of
was
&
&
&
Co.——— V
■
Co.—„i
&
close
125
Parke
Co.———————
&
income,
125
Renshaw—
Roberts
or
125
by
changes
for
about
of
the
31, 1961
$72,133,604.
over
Co.
end.—*V.
Co
the
of
$2.40
become
increase
effective
1961
net
$29,080,704.
their
net
This
83VhC
from
meeting
value
par
to
30c
of
voting
of
power
the
cash
income,
on
April
was
V
—
-
•
...
10,
1962
filed in
the
its
and
$70,401,509
7 7 "
"
Federal,
and
1961
four¬
a
he
added,
earnings.
as
subsidiaries
compared
as
against
as
"during
on
for
with
a
$16,152,585
7
State
and
foreign
taxes
equivalent to $2.50 per
was
shares of common stock
outstanding at the
For 1960, net earnings, after taxes, were $7,179,060,
on
the 2,996,254 shares
outstanding at that year-
p.
has
Jan.
reported
31,
the
fiscal
for
the
previous
Jan.
par
31,
V.
194,
cents
1962,,
a
p.
sales
totaled
and
earnings
The
income
for
the
to
:
fiscal
on
has
taxes
to
$5,-
amounted
to
Earnings per share
stock outstanding
on
year.
common
cents
50
a
paid
stock
common
compared
as
after
last
of
company
A
$5,394,089
reported
shares
opposed
class
Net
year.
500,000
ago.
its
on
period
$247,583
on
as
year
dividend
to
against
as
52
record
1962.
for
shares,
comparable
12Vi
a
since
2334.
number
cents
August
of
quarterly
20,
1961.—
*
•
•
cumulative
'
when
proportion
$15,866,848
after
said,
times
dividends,
.
ended
totaled
High
share to 1 vote per share when voting
4
same
he
ten
749.>:/>" ,:■>. ■»7 77:7
77,"
.7' ' .■■: .• / 7
/v,.7"■ > 7
company
$259,661
7
submitting
stock
i
3,035,182
share
195,
-
3-for-l
a
,7,
,
Split Approved—7
'•
the
■
Voltage
Engineering
Corp.
Offering—On April 9, 1962 it
'
shares
amend-
office of the Sep^
of
this
firm's
—
Secondary
reported
was
stock
common
through C. E. Unterberg,
City.—V. 195, p. 1317.
•
,
&
;
•
5,000
Net
joint
report
of
record
;
v
Consolidated
earnings
Chairman
Owen
for
above
Towbin
&
Stock
26,200
that
had
been
Co.,
New
v"-
7.7.,>7
sales
Total
$3.43
sold
York
share in 1961.—V.
195,
p.
Inc.
>G00
per
dividends
a
year
'
•
"
-Sales .of• Globe' Rubber
period ending March 31,
Corp.—Quarterly Sales Up 14%
Products
are,
1n
the
first
quarter
running approximately
14%
of
1962,
ahead
of
Hilton
of
Hotels
to
sales
Net
the
This
$2.46
3,790,988
for
the
in
in
1961
for
1960
income
share
per
on
of
common
$9,792,010,
the
high
3,731,228
of
substantially
gains,. Conrad
dividends
stock
shares
N.
to
outstanding
after
equal
7
new
a
were
preferred
7
reached
preferred
outstanding
-
$235,177,977 compared
with
1960.
consolidated
$7,177,422,
were
from
profits, sales of
$1.89
or
$2,247,028
or
operations
the
pared with $7,544,982, or $1.86
the
the
lower
shares
1961
capital
after
equal
with
compares
■
revenues
$231,502,403
Of
on
1961.
$13,539,701,
earlier.
Gross
113.
were
share
31,
accounted
Globe Rubber Products
r
7,000
Corp.—Revenues, Net Up—
the
as
profits
Dec.
at
of
Georgia-Pacific were $238,301,000 compared with $221,was $13,838,000
($2.08 per common share)
with $15,210,000 ($2.35 per share) for the preceding, year,
set an all time earnings record. Cash flow was
$34,122,000 or
per
1960
earnings
result
of extraordinary
Hilton, Chairman and President announced.
R.
B.
*
Inc.j_
Co.,
The
Robert
near
compared
$5.32
4.000
President
and
997,000 in 1960. Net income
which
,
stockholders.
and
record .sales
;12,0D0
' 1,700
Inc
Co.,
&
its
reported
Pamplin notes that the company's
progress
was: "despite the- recession in the general economy''
and
"the lower prices which prevailed most of the year."
>
*
3,000
■
to
Cheatham
_
Co.—
Hilton Hotels
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Sales Set Record—
The -corporation
1961
.
•
7
decade,"
a
than
the
to
$7,586,818 for
206,208
annual
:i:.\ '•
and
corporation
amounted
7"
:
year.
per
'
7,7 The
125
—
company. ■;
"
received from shareholders
per
>
Harvey's Stores, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
125
to change the authorized common
the par value of 30c per share..- >
common stock.
of
7./
more
were
taxes
totaled
the
on
125
125
issue
the
sales
on
-
capital
Dec.
earlier..
year
"share
the
was
reported
company
'•■
increased
Working
sales
net
of
Consolidated
on
year
99%
>
of
«7 7
uninterrupted
period
Profit before
125
Watling, Lerchen
Yarnall, Biddle
'
on
'
earnings
the
ended
year
1960
/
Inc.
Schmidt,
Meeds_^.._
approved
the
share
per
earnings
7 7'V '
•
sales."
in
Consolidated
•'
125
—
125
Co.,
225'■
shares
7-7";
1450.
p.
virtually
■»
Breckenridge >
Starkweather
of
7
-'*
Income, after taxes, of Harsco again reached a new
high in
the relatively low level of industrial activity which pre¬
during the forepart of the year; J. T. Simpson, Chairman and
.President, ■ stated.* "Thus we maintained a record of growth which
Robinson-Humphrey
225
split-up
v.17*.
despite
125
u
Co.
225
vote
■>
Net
1961
Co.___
Newbold's
.
The
shareholders
-7.
.
vailed
&
&
-
Co.—_
Issued
proxies
i-
Corp.—Earnings at New High—
&
Leonard & Lynch—
225
Inc.-——
■.
Co.—Sales, Net Down—77
report,
$1.30
or
net
77;'
Harsco
125
Co—/.
193,
7.7
125
CO—'—
Moore,
225
Co.,
7.
-
1663.
3
"7'• f'v'•
' 7
Hamilton Manufacturing
.
/
"
Inc
&
Bennett
——
Co.,
p.
net in¬
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler bid
99.124, also
'
125
&
225
Co.
certifi¬
4.105%
.
—;
Ryons
225
&
1963 to
the
for
a
certificates were reoffered publicly on
April 9
yield from 3.20% to 4.20%, according to maturity.
The issue will be secured by 50
hopper cars and 50
tank cars, estimated to cost
$1,750,000.—V. 195, p. 865.
125
Inc..:—'.;.
Co
99.1593
setting
coupon,
The
125
.
4%
a
bid
group
4%
a
to
.
——
Lundborg
/
Sons—
&
&
125
Co.,
Masten
&
r
Co._
Marache
Co
&
&'Co^
Cleveland
Inc.- >
&
<te
&
The
cates which bear
„
Co.,
Garrett
Miller
&
inclusive.
125
Co
Equipment Trust Certificates
1,
1977,
125
195, p. 1603.
Co.—l—3,000
Wood
Smither
149,5CG
,
Offered—On April 6, 1962,
Halsey-, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.'
purchased $1,395,000 of this
Road's equipment trust
certificates, due May
f
125
McCarty
McCourtney
;>
225
Co
.
retary of State of Ohio. The additional stock certificates are expected
to be mailed to shareholders on or about April 27. 1962.—V.
' 3,000 \
Co.—__il6,000
Co.—.
White
Woodard-Elwood & Co
J.
-
2,000
3,000
p.
Tracy,
—v
Meulen
Hudson
&
F.
Labouisse,
Co
Corn.
195,
Ver
Rogers
&
&
A.
.
225
Sons
&
Co
M'anley,
225
preference stock,from Vb vote
—4,000
4,000
Indianapolis Bond & Share
—V.
..
Co.—
-
450,000
1970—
777'
4
—
Kalman
325
r
Co
Sheldon
&
"Lester,
325-
v
.
125
.2—.—
<fe
Robertson
> Irving
> 325
-
• -
Of Michigan
Corp.
—125
Janney,
Battles & E. W. >
Clark,
Inc.——:—
125
325
-
Co/iJ,?>325
&
Co.—— >
&
'jointly with the
-
Trulock
550,000
6,000
Corp.
4,000
Co.—
&
'
—
3,500
338.320 shs.
$242,581
due
Nortliern Ry.;—
Grfc'at
."First
;
325'
Inc._i_i^
&
favorable
The
Outstanding
payable
the
Podesta
Marshall
p.
FINANCING
225
225
Stetson
&
.
2,300
—
Corp.—
The
325
Inc.——
Inc;
<fc Kraus—_
Eichler & Co.—
A.
V 3,000 > ment to-the Articles of Incorporation
5,000
Corp
Co—, v
•
325
Co._:
stock
16,000
(Inc.)
&
&
The
—v.. 195,
in
.
325
i
Bissell
Also
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc. ; 3,000
Singer & Friedlander Inc.5,000
Stephens Inc.—
:10,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
8,000
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Grant, Brownell & Co.—
Carl
Co
/
•
-i
PRESENT
plants
Tallmadge,
Co.—
Cruttenden,
225
-
has
and
representative,
have
agreed,
underwriting agreement
of
Co
Simonds
Co.,
111.
77"
Co.—
Eaker,
Durst,
Skaggs
Inc.
Deetjen
195,
500
Simmons—
Kidder
their
3,000
Co
&
&
Ohio
for
$1,500,946, or $1.35 per share
on
sales
of
$30,406,839.
1961
earnings were 5.0%/ of net sales, as
!;V coast
—:■
125
compared to 4.9% in 1960.
Commenting on the report, E. P. Hamilton,
Dreyfus & Co.7-7——,
125
President, stated that, after a slow start, renewed optimism on the
Eppler, Guerin &c Turner;'"1 -V4;;;
> part of the customer during the later part of the year created a stir
Inc.
J"
125
of
sales
activity.
This contributed considerably to the overall. 1961
Clement
325
22,500,000 shares with
Co.—., 2,000
&
Bache
as
in
housing
multi-family
below:
7
Milwaukee
.
7;77
forth
set
as
These
them
use
retail
company
LeRoy,
TO
underwriters
jointly,
225
;
The
—
acting
not
the
750,000 shs.
banks,
conditions
and
The
Parker &
Dain
;Ferris
&
the
A
Inc.'' 1,000
Hopwood
and
sections.
who
in
packages
Wis.,
payable
serially to July
is
Webber,
—
Dewar,
325
•
M.
Davis,
325
y
4
Sullivan & Do.,
—'
Illinois
On
15,000
Co.
Co.,
J.
325
Co.,
value
2,000
Renshaw_
Roney
Shields
3,000
& Co.,
3,000
California
&
C.
Rothschild
1,000
—
Co., Inc._
&
Parcells &
terms
stock
225 ;
Securities, Corp.—.
&
Co.——7+
l-ii. '•
& ■/ >
325
Weedon
&
.
Inc.
&
&
common
? 2.COO
Noyes & Co
Philipson &
Piper, Jaffray &
6,000
Emerson
1
Charles A.
&
Sons
&
Evans, MacCormick
First
!
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Max
7
5,000
8,000
Co.,
&
3,000
9,1)00
David A-
>
Co
Hutchins
Inc.
10,000
20,000
—:
Edwards
<fc
Milwaukee
2,000
Co._—-
Podesta
Cruttenden,
Miller
The
due
Co
esti¬
vv
Authorized
1964
Paine,
———
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Stock
>■"'
cottages.
EFFECT
mortgage notes
Sales
v 2,000
Mitchell,
&
McCormick
4,000
and
to
August
225
Miller
,
"
Dickson
—V.
banks,
>••>•'7;
Courts
500 ;
500
Co._
Staats
—
M.
to
>225
Scribner_
&
&
Blair
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
on
p. 1097.
$467,643
UNDERWRITERS—The
13,000
—
8,000
Co
&
Co
Hutchinson
listed
proceeds,
dealers
similar
Sheboygan,
payable
to
estate
severally,
Cruttenden,- Podesta
■
> 500
—-
Ellis
Laird,
1,000
4,000
Co.—:
&
Cook
Lawrence
H.
&
A.
Securities >
Co.
Corp.——
Collins
&
* 500
Co.__—_•___
Brown
The
7,000
—^
McMaster
3,000
—15,000
Securities
McGann
City
Co
Co.,
Granbery,
3,O0O
'
real
the
■Carolina. Securities .Corp.-
Inc
&
R.
Hickey
Co..:4_,
Inc
*McKelvy
6,000
Corp.—
&
—
was
it
repayment and
/
sale
—
notes
serially
6%
'
Slocumb & Co., Inc.
&
Sherrerd——_
Inc.
500
&; ,Co.>«.:.>
H. .Walker
S.
for
($1
banks
to
5 xh %
Net
pre-assembled
other
GIVING
225
Noel
Watts
'Campbell,
500
Co
Hayden,
.
2,090
McDaniel Lewis & Co
Co.,
Julien
G.
McCormick
Co>4.
&
Jones
&
Robert
—3,000
—
Marshall
Albert
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow,
Inc.-—
Chapman, Howe & Co
A.
Co.
6,000
Inc
R.
Co.,
Butcher
/
500 '
Co._
Inc
Co.,
Milwaukee
> Emanuel;
4,000
Co.
&
Co.——
Co.,"
Crowell,
v
Inc.—4,500
Securities
The
2,000
&
Co.,
Hoit
Co.
&
&
Legg
&
Alex.
McNaughton-Greenawalt &
10,000
Chiles
Peck
Co.,
&
D.
Inc.
Wis.,
in
and
houses
par)
short-term
notes
Milwaukee
Burge
Brush,
.,
500
500
Rothschild
V
stock
225
.
Boyce——
Cohu
William
,1500
Inc.—
Co
Reid
C.
Blunt
4,000
2,000
2,500
—4.000
Phillips,
California
E.
&
Lowell
<
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Carolina
C.
1,000
Co., Inc.—
Caldwell
City
Gorman,
Loewi
-
Co.
&
Dec.
which
"house packages"
consisting
including structural members, par¬
floors, kitchen cabinets, millwork,
makes
churches
Falls,
The
Redpath
Ball,
-
.
Co
-Eosworth,
V
Leavens, Inc.—.! 4,000
Ryons
ended
,
Wisconsin corporation organized
in
located in Sheboygan Falls; Wis.' The
are' engaged
primarily in the manu¬
houses
also
company
motels,
6%-6'/2%
—225
Baker,
,
Co.—500
&
V/alston
4,000
—
3,000
Bernhardt
Sj
Birely
Co.__
7,000
A.
Lester,
Eichler
&
Inc.'
Co.,
—
I.
.
Co.——7
&
&
G;
r.
Kalman
&
Co., Inc.—
18,500
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.i____ 15,000
Kiser, Cohn & Shumakcr, -
2,500
duPont
&
Hutton
F.
Alstyne,
500 r
Bateman,
500
"Bingham,
Co.,
&
•William
J 6,000
Co._
&
Moseley
Stroud
&
for
but
prove
on
company
:
7
'
1,000
1,000
T
Dominick—__
&
L.
number
17,000
3,000
R.
the
21,090
Co._
<Sc
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Baumgartner,
and
year
will
a
builders
CAPITALIZATION
.
7 : 225
Inc.
500
McDonald
follows:
as
ratio
factory-built
for
to
Co.__
&
Auchincloss,
1,000
&" Co.__„;
Riter
610,000 shs.
underwriters
are
Weeks—,
Co,4_4
F.
&
&
Is
offices
of -finished
Co.__
Nicolaus
Winslow,
Shearson, Hamiqill & Co.
Shields & Co.,. Inc."--—--
E.
dwellings,
Sheboygan
225 :
Co.—„
Co.,. Inc..
&
Wagenseller
1,275
&
Loewi
Shares
Inc.- 80,000
Co._
Co.—
Inc.
of
each
1,275
1,000
Hutton
John
Outstanding
-
the
said,
1209.
p.
for debt
Ohio.
>
Gardner
Bros.
Van
1,275
—
Edward
FINANCING
20,000
&
Lestrange
&
Robert
Co.,
&
by
Unlimited
par)
;
Goodbody
$12.50
Shares
■
•
(no
names
purchased
V
Becker
M.
A.
PRESENT
Authorized
the
he
$14,502,440
the
■
subsidiaries
sold
The
225
Inc.
Co._l_
&
Baird
Ohio
Tlie
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
TO
:■■■■
Stein
Inc.-l—
Co.,
Inc.Dodge & Co.,
Fulton,
associates.
> ,V.; i> >
&
W.
Reynolds
share, through Ai G. Becker & Co. Inc., Chicago and
Additional financing details follow: > 5»
:per
of
.
roofing, hardwood
ready-hung
doors
are
market.
225
Deane
Stifel,
&
S..
The
•, >
Details--Our'
Trust
In
of
195,
share.
per
-
company
its
construction
;
—
Schwabacher
'1,275
Co.—I——.
&
E.
"
Co.,
;
Singer,
-
&
&
$6.50
carpentry
siding,
Common
Co
&
at
custom-designed,
and
the
4
Co.——
Pierce
Rotan,. Mosle
■
Hallgarten
W.
&
Rauscher,
Reinholdt
Hayden, Stone & Co.,'Inc.—500
April 6 of 600,-
this
stock
common
principal
and
of
basic
packages
principal
&
its
windows
severally
&
Pitlield
1.400
-.1—'—,
Noyes
Francis -L
the
^
with
the
$225
Cook
Prescott
Pierce, Fen-
Smith,
Dominick
company
for
company
have
Northwest
C.
V 1,275
Brothers
Estabrook
acqui¬
>
on
in
in
3,500
,
1,275
Co._
Co.-
Allyn
Clark,
;
$5,535,046
•
Realty—Additional- Financing
.
April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale
000
highest
of
"
-
,
Franklin
the
the
Additional
,
Inc.—
Langley & Co—___
Higginson Corp
Blair
-
^
net
1949,
—
W.
C.
Inc.
'
ended Dec. 31, 1961, compared^ with
Tubing only of $128,454.
For
com->
figures for Flexible have been restated to
loss of $1,290,
reflecting the effect of
Instrument Co. in October 1961.
Kenyon
;
net
sales
$517,800, will be used
BUSINESS—The
3,500
Co.__—
Turben
Inc.
Pacific
Inc.——-—
&
Hornblower
Lee
year
i960
Merrill,
Co.,
&
*•
"
2,400
Dillon, Union Se-
&
ner
Flexible
the
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
A.; C.
consolidated
consolidated
of
Consolidated
year
Flexible
the
for
profit
purposes,
a
sition
$181,938
net
parative
for
report
3,500
Inc.—v
following
the
Newhard
2,275
Merrill Lynch,
rv
'. '
Flexible Tubing:- Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—
The
year."
record
profit
year
'
Robert
-
>
Corp.-—_ ■-1,400'
>>
•,
,
&
">
> ./
Amount
</>>>'(000s omitted)
-•
Lehman'
10,646
>•
\
•
V—
'
5,323
I.
Co.,
below
Telephone
f-f
Ai
Securi--
■
Boston
.
&
Bache
income
Jackson
Peabody
curlties
4,258
354
last
as
had
our
time,
•
in
profits
on
Exchange under the symbol GVL.—V. 195,
working capital.
Corp.—Additional
named
*
Amount
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
10,646
.177
—
Co
General
-
Webster
Eastman
.
Inc.—
&
.
debentures:
—-
Blyth
4,258
Co.,
•
•
underwriters
from
new
Corp
White,
i
5,323
142
354
Co.—_j._——C—i——
<fc Co.;
;ii'
Witter
•
1,400
4,258
——-
&
Sutro
Dean
ties
4,258
—
1962,
stock
common
mated at
3,500
——3,500
Corp., New York City.
Stanley & Co.—.
v;>:
7,259
11,
.5,500
Co.; Inc.
Co._
Schwinn
Electronics
&
I——.:————'$4,000
'
&
ton
4,258
241
;
the
Webber,
Curtis
Stone
10,646
FoX—b—
Meyer &
>; Watling, .Lerchen
—V.
;
,.
WebstcF Securities Corp,
Paine,
:'■
.
.n 5,323
&
&
of
1,400
177
Rubber
that
assume
this
at
this
$4,169 000
figures
no
avatlable
quarter
from
up
are
earnings of $850,135.—V.
York Stock
facture
4—
142
,
:j
Inc.
142
&
Russell
B.
Co.,
5,500
Morgan
354
:
>
iJl-
77 Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
6,388 J
.
April
New
-5,500
Emerson
N.
L.
4,258
142
Co._
J.
5,323
•>>
212
—
V
Telephone
of
Kidder,
142
Globe
record
to
favorable
as
There
1962
entirely safe
March
$4,765,000,
ago.
of
President, told stockholders
the
„
Great Lakes Homes, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant
to an April 9, 1962
prospectus, The Milwaukee Co., Mil¬
waukee, Wis., offered publicly 93,000 shares of this
firm's
5,500
&
.•
TMurch
5,500
'
Shares
Stiver & Co._.
Hawkins
•
5,500
Corp.
Roulston,
-
■-
L.
\(000s omitted)
The
—
&
purchase
to
6,388
Co
&
Stone
;
&
agreed
3,195
;
———_
Inc.
v
5,500
Co.L^_i—-
Cleveland
,
4,258
177
Templeton—
On
the
on
105
Inc
&
7.7
142
i_.
-
&
Co.—
—
212
7
-P-—;
—
&
p.: .1663.
amounts
7
'7V
10,646
months
for
Graniteville Co.—N. Y. S. E.
Listing—,
the
Miller, -5
<fe
Mericka
J.
H.
»UNDERWRITERS—The
■
354,
Wm.
8,500
General
10,646
—
;
—
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
'Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.———1——
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc
.
;
354
—
&
Jones
Ohio
——
Co
10,646
Is
year4
a
.
———
Saunders,
y
'
v>
5,323
3,195
354
-
Co
&
Mitchum,
-
V
177
•
—-
105
&
Masten
McDonnell
u-
Inc.—_
Brothers
Ryons
McDonald
•
Co.—
&
Fay,
J
>7>
5,323
to
■
Mellen
Inc.
8,500
,
financing details follow:
7>7
7,259
>
177
Joseph,
8,500
&
10,646
——
:'
.
Co.,
& Webster Securities
,
1
5,323
v
—
••
j
10,646
——
sell
April 6 of $50,000,000 of this firm's 47/a % sinking
fund debentures due April 1, 1987 at 100.25%
plus ac¬
crued interest from April
1, 1962. The principal under¬
writers were Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone
7:"
7,259
10,646
Goldman, Sachs & Co.L——
354
Goodbody & Co.—
_v_7———— 7> 177
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc,_
;
241
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
354
to
'
:
Co:',:
—V__l_138,000
Inc.—
Carey
195,
sale
3,195
.
./
below:
sales
contained
Financing Details—Our April 9, 1962 issue reported the
4,258
;241
.
—
forth
1961,
Emanuel Meyer,
total
neighborhood- of
least
reported
underwriters have severally
the respective number of shares
Co.—u
Inc. -V
.
.
4,258
—.71—_ •7 142
Inc.-l-'
Co.——,
.
7
4,258
*
——77;7 105
—
Co.,
&
,
agreed
it
at
titions,
7> 3,195-7
4,258 77
Inc.____—142'
Davis, Skaggs & Co.—_
.'Francis
First
—V.
.
3,195
7-7* 105
7_ ;>> 142
i
•
7
105
&
House
Gunn,
•"
142 77.
%
The
77'
•.
conditions
the
three
feel
be
31,
Outstanding
such
set
company
to
estimated
months
first
"we
FINANCING
in
three
the
400,000 shs."300,000 shs.'
Co.—_4—3-Vi
&
Fahey,>Clark
7>
...
and
Go,_-L—^1—46,500
Miller
Curtiss,
-•
3,195
.
PRESENT
Meyer
be
like
1961,
meeting.
annual
Mr.
.
Shares
&
&
Reid
Prescott
7 7
4,258
7.>7 177
„
Collins
Hayden^
'5,323
'
'
Julien
Fulton,
105
the
>'>■
-Turben
Westheimer
142 ?'•
._
below
named
of
Vine."
stock.:;.
75,492
TO
——
from the company,
stock
common
share¬
7,259
177
.———7
Hurry,
-vL
241
—_1
Co
&
Walter
selling
common
2,508
7
—
;
•
,
the
at
will
Cleveland.
v
,\
Authorized
par)
underwriters
Merrill,
From the From selling ■,
company shareholders.
—
;
of
($1
to purchase
;
2,500 shs.
the
shares
of
comparable period of
29
'
have -severally
in the purchase-
contained
—
&
Bateman,
v
Inc.,
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and
the underwriting agreement the company has
-of
-.,7
EFFECT
^
stock
several
$3,000,000
101,616,353
below
*
*
&
in
.
GIVING
-'sii*-
.-/i-
agreed
lo.ouo shs7
named
conditions
Co
Y'.; .
Common
i4:- '4 4
D
_
the company
respective
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
..",v
1,336,434 shs.
———
underwriters
v.
;
:
$100)J-1_1_'J_' :'7*:'
(par
to
Weld
&
', ,7 Bingham,
J.
through
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Additional financing details
follow;
FINANCING
7
1
Bache
-
share
was
:,7;'-'; ''''
"7
Loan
li4-.
following
■"
White,
'
Corp. of Ohio—Additional Financing Details
$11 per.
appropri¬
/■ .'77
2,GOO,000 shs.
-
purchase from
to
the
[
7.-
1961
>-;.7-7:a.;;Vv"
_
V J.
31,
PRESENT
,
■
General
—Our April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale on March
of 266,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
com-,
■■
•
agreement,
;
real
on
the
and
interests
* Authorized',"
■
„
UNDERWRITERS—The
•v
for
December
TO
>.
7" ;■
Home'
Federal
Savings accounts
'Guarantee stock
7
income
$1,971,966.
par)
V
Advances
holders
contracts
trust.
minority
''
•
]'■
stock
Association:
agreed,
sales
,
of
total
year-ended
before
was
•
Common
,
deeds
basis,
.
..
.
the
for
earnings
CAPITALIZATION
-
conditional
under
consolidated
affiliate
and
holds
trustee
as
a
11
operating
profits
to
60
was
a
per
properties and investments
share.
Profits from property
cents
a
share.
$6,362,279,
share for
reduced
or
1960.
occupancy
;
$1.54
Mr.
a
share
Hilton
rates
com¬
attributed
resulting from
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1808)
Jones
cities where the firm mow operates, to¬
trends which caused costs and expenses to
increase relative to volume/. In addition, the expansion in the number
of units
in operation has increased expenses such as rent, property
taxes, interest and depreciation, he noted.—V. 195, p. 865.
competition
increased
the
in
&
Laughlin
Steel
The
corporation
steel
its
raised
Lannett Co.,
Corp.—Chairman Announces
Steel Price Increase—•:- V"*/"'/
inflationary
with
gether
■77;' //-y'-'V:
/''■
product
prices
by
average
an
This
$188,828
approximately 30 cents per 100 pounds
(the basis on which-most steel
products are sold) effective April 12, 1962, it was announced by Avery
C. Adams,
Chairman.
"
■'
'
'
"r
7' *
- 77*7
"Our customers have confirmed the announcement reported April 10
with respect to action taken by one of our major competitors,'^ Mr.
Inc.—First Half Sales
Philadelphia
first, half of 17%
of
against
194,
Earnings
the
for
116
and
for
full
Up 17%—
the
the
earlier. Sales-totaled
half
totaled four cents
period ended June 30,
month
12
fot
increase
a" sales
year
.
earned
pp.
announced
the same period of a
$161,374.
cents
6
1961.—V.
has
company
over
versus
Monday, April 16, 1962
.v.
1721.
'
'
.
Corp.—Appointment—
Hooker Chemical
; :
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
; The
New
for the cumulative second
corporation.—V. 195, p. 1553.
registrar
the sale will
from
ceeds
and
Mr.
194,
"The
operating
of
other
divisions,
the
in
about
to
and
is
the
including
in
money
to
the
the
negative
have
we
million
under
made
our
agent
31,
their
and
..
.
to
set
earnings
a
after
sales,
running
194,. p.: 2660.
•'..
77
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
.
51
-
cents
Mias reported
cents
share
a
earned
_________—
stock, 6%
cum.
stock
The
in
by Chairman Aaron O.
—V.
7,500 shs.
"
■
*.•
//7-7.
'■*':;.•
Corporation
25%
last
the
over
First
1
quarter
net
on
sales
cents per
13
a
year
Murray
fiscal
reflect
year
—
ago
per
7.. /
previous year's
7/7
of $41,854,000 —V.
earnings
Feb.
$459,000
of
27
or
cents
reported
by
the
and
company
interim report to stockholders.
of
the
first
1962
ago.—V.
year
option to purchase, upon
the same terms and
conditions, a maximum of 125,000
additional shares to cover over-allotments, if any.
of 25 Broad Street, New York City, is a closed-end diversi¬
fied investment company organized to provide a means for American
investors to participate in an investment portfolio
consisting primarily
of Japanese equity securities.
The Fund's principal objective will be the
obtaining of capital appreciation through investments in equity securi¬
ties of Japanese companies.
It will be the general policy of the Fund
to invest at least 80% of the assets in
Japanese securities, primarily in
may be invested in
or other, or held in cash.
Garner, President of the Japan Fund,
International
Finance
Corporation.
March
to
investment
advisor to the Fund is The Nikko Securities
Co., Ltd., one of the under¬
the current
offering and one of the leading securities houses
writers of
In
Japan.—V. 194, p. 1720.
/
Total
were
net
1, 1977 at $1,000
BUSINESS—The
consolidated
sub¬
$9,583,000
was
report
end
A
by
of
/.
Inc.
Bannock
The
and
accounts
sists
accounts
of
Wagenseiler & Durst, Inc.-
5,000
Kerr
Beli^7-~-7_-/___7_
3,000
8,000
W.
Co.__/__7-
3,000
Inc._
1961
of
$351,397,316,
Lehman,
Executive
three
trade
and
to
on
ness.
per
s.
f. debentures
ended
in
of
Accounts
the
1958.
9,
incorporated under the laws
was
Its
executive
offices
are
is
engaged
receivable
for
more
accounts
located
of
Colo¬
at
1321
in
the
business
factoring.
than
on
a
85%
General
of
revolving
receivable
of
and
commercial
commercial
financing
financing,
the
company's business, con¬
basis against the security of
installment
sales
contracts,
receivable
company's
accounts
factoring, which acounts for less than 15%
business, consists of the outright purchase of a
receivable
contracts
or
at
a
discount.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
due
Common
—V.
FINANCING
Outstanding
subordinated sinking fund deben¬
tures
195,
March
stock
p.
31,
the
)
.
share,
Gutman,
per
Monroe
C.
corporation's
1962.
Net
interim
at
assets
the
/77/7.7':7
share.
per
corporation's portfolio
were
15,500
shares
of
disclosed
shares
of
Syntex
that
Corp.
the
Container
corporation
disposed
of
its
holdings
25,000 shares of Loew's Theatre;
6,700 shares of Stop & Shop, Inc. and 25,000 shares of Western Natural
Gas Co.—V. 195, p. 403.
Corp.;
(Thomas J.) Lipton, Inc.—Sales Up 20%—
Consolidated
over
a
year
sales
net
to set
ago
J. Lipton in 1961. increased 20%
high level and produce peak net income
new
the world-famous food and tea
for
W.
and
Gardner
"This
is
exceeded
point
the
those
out
Barker,
28th
of
previous
letter
state
year,','.
in
in
year
Ijpt.on
to
W. H. Burkhart, Chairman,
the annual report.
concern,
President,
consecutive
the
their
in
.
which
Messrs.
31,
which
net
of
Thomas
to
$129,868,270,
is
to
20%
for
marks
and
profit
net
a
year
ended
year
increase
of
basis
same
after
when
ago
income
Dec.
8%
over
new
record
net
sales
7
ago when
$6,899,789.—V.
7
expenses
set
was
peak
new
a
consolidated
year
a
to
.
ended
a
all
This
1961.
31,
amounted
and
.
year
consolidated
taxes
"All
7> 7
/
the
establish
to
sales
adds:
-p \
Lipto&< for
7,
profit
the
an
the
on
over
J.
$108,254,537.
Consolidated
$7,426,962
..
sales
amounted
1961
consolidated
Burkhart %"fidi; Barkei''
stockholders/Jvvhich
products shared in this increase."
Consolidated
7
..
Thomas
of
a
189,
net
150.
p.
Littelfuse, Inc.—Common Offered—On April 12, 1962,
.Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller, Chicago, headed a group
which offered 100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock, at $11.50 per share. > 77
Of this, the first public offering of the
company's
stock, 57,000 shares were sold by the company and 43,000
by shareholders. Proceeds to the company, will be added
BUSINESS—The
sells
and
fuses,
switches
relays,
its
ment
company,
electrical
electrical
circuit
mountings
1865 Miner St., Des Plaines, 111., makes
protection and control devices, including
holders, low-voltage circuit breakers,
and
and. other
output
to
goes
to
and
Except for
circuit
volume)
of
its
It
Approximately
original equipment
electronic
and
small percentage sold
a
devices.
electronic
and
industrial
2,000
market, the remainder
manufacturers.
protection
electrical
its
to
the
is
output
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
first
5%
mortgage
term
note__r-_
/
shares
($2.50
made
firm
7
par)
subject
to
named
the
agreement, • to purchase
from
selling shareholders the respective numbers of
below.
Each
underwriter
shares
set opposite
shareholders.
has
its
Miller
Paine,
/
agreed
from
name
7
:.
/
Webber,
M.
Noyes
&
Co
Weedon
&
&
7
7'
First
4,GOO
W.
Clarke
&
Columbus
195,
p.
Inc.—_
Mullaney,
Singer,
Deane &
Burton
J.
641.
Wells
2,500
2,500
Corp
;V:; Indianapolis Bond
Share Corp
4,000
Co.—
Co._7._7 2,500
&
Co.,
4,000
&
4,000
4,000
2,500
Inc.
Cruttenden
4,000
4,COO
Renshaw
Bingham, Walter # Hurry/,
jchn
•
Co.,
Shares
•
&
4,000
Co.___
77 77 /7/
7
5,000
Whipple & Co
Byllesby & Co.—
McCormick
—V.
.
77 5,000
Co.__.
Henderson
C.
&
the
the
shares set forth
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Westheimer & Co._
77.
_r_:—6,000
&
Hemphill,
Bacon,
Jackson
of
and
company
common
/Rodman
32,000
severally
conditions
and
the
have
to purchase 57% of the number
the company and 43% from the
=77' 7
;/
&
_—i——
qurtis
Bache
Podesta
320,433 shs.
below
terms
underwriting
of
212.500
500,000 shs.
underwriters
commitment
Outstanding
$156,000
_.i____77>
,
loan
Common
replace¬
FINANCING
Authorized
5%
distributor
automotive
to the automotive original equipment
estimated
that approximately
5%
(in dollar
is ultimately used in military applications.
goes
and
2,500
& Co.—
2,500
Scribner_
2,500
2,500
Vincent
&
Co.—
($1
1311.
1,
1977
par)
Livingston
Oil Co.—Debenture Rights Offering—The
is offering its stockholders the right to sub¬
scribe at par for $6,359,900 of 53A% convertible sinking
fund
debentures due June 1, 1982 on the basis of one
$100 debenture for each 34 shares of common stock held
of
record
April 10, 1962. Rights expire April 25, 1962.
are convertible into Livingston common
$9.50 per share. The company's common stock
is, and the debentures will be, listed for trading on the
American Stock Exchange.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
New York City, is the principal underwrriter.
The debentures
Authorized
6Va%
the
$31.59
or
r
$30.57
to
and
in
March
changes
u\
equivalent
company
unit, plus accrual.
this
customer's
Lyons &
President,
$353,812,122
investment
of
report
30,000
Crowell,
short-term collateral loans against inventories. Also in¬
category would be loans secured by chattel mortgages
machinery, equipment or other fixed assets of a customer's busi¬
in
L.
Committee,
months
amounted
number
The
of
T.
making
cluded
&
revealed in the report. New additions to the portfolio included 33,000
shares Atlas Credit Corp.; 25,000 shares Digitronics Corp.; 10,000 shares
Dymo Industries; 20,000 shares Hammond Organ Co.; 40,000 shares
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co.;
12,500 shares Singer Manufacturing
H.
Denver.
advancing funds
current
and
Street,
company
which
5,000
8,090
8,000
Robert
the
for the
of
com¬
loans, and for working capital.
company
September
on
stock
8,000
assets
reported
Chairman
share
Net proceeds to the company will be used for the re¬
rado
of
stockholders
set' forth below:
Inc., Denver and associates offered publicly
formerly the
The
common
Offered—Pursu^
30, 1962 offering circular, Bosworth, Sul¬
CAPITALIZATION
was
10,000
Co.
Shares
866.
p.
severally
conditions
1664.
p.
Cruttenden,
additional
securities, Japanese
the
1160.
Langsam & Co.—Debentures
tirement of bank
an
The fund,
of
p.
7
per
its
quarter
195,
have
and-
the selling
&
Inc.
(S. R.)
12,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and The
Securities Co., Ltd., New York City, announced
the initial public sale of 1,250,000 common shares of this
firm's stock at $12.50 per share. The Fund has also
Mr. Robert L.
increase
-
Backlog at the end
pared to $5,812,000 a
livan & Co.,
Bache & Co.,
President
an
194,
Koehring's fiscal quarter
7
77/
1962.
ant
Nikko
The balance of its assets
of
.
sales
below
terms
from
capital
:
77
337,836 shs.
,
Co.___
CAPITALIZATION
$150,000, or
share after taxes, pertaining to the opening
year.
were
150,000
On April
named
Lehman Corp.—Quarterly Report—
■
Candib.
$11;511,000 compared with earnings of $244,000 or
share on sales of $11,601,000 for the corresponding period
due March
stocks.
A.
charge-off
a
$300,000 of this firm's 6^% subordinated
common
195.
outlets.
of
100,000
granted to the underwriters
Co.__
&
&
Podesta
manufacturers
Amount
150,000
Common Offered
of
$550,000
..
to general funds.
,
Koehring Co.—Quarterly Net Doubles—
195, p. 523.
—
Staats
Dempsey-Tegeler Co.,
—V.
selling
$1,450,000
_7.—
the
"7
,
.
Bill Richards & Co.
equal
$264,310
/
Sales, including leased departments, rose to $51,362,000,
7,459 shs.
__.
Co., Inc._
Co., Inc._
Japan Fund, Inc.
the
developments/advertis¬
President
R.
amounted
$439,455,
over
—_
1,850,000
7
for
stores
new
of
48,650
:
1,850,000
77-7'."77 77//
&
of
gain
earnings showed an increase of approximately 100%, reaching
$1,334,000, equal to $1.25 a share based on the 1,070,000 shares
presently outstanding.
This compares with net earnings last year of
$676,000, equal to 63 cents a share on the same number of shares
outstanding.
28,
&
William
Cruttenden,
high
1961
1960.
and
.
540,000
500,000 shs.
to purchase
shares
of
.,/
..
to. the
subject
Net
ended
Dickinson
Cohen
numbers
Bateman, Eichler
Dec.
Boston, Mass. chain of discount department stores in the
East, Midwest, and South has reported record high sales and earnings
for the fiscal year ended Jan.
31, 1962.
The announcement was made
writing agreement, to purchase from the company the aggregate prin¬
cipal amount of debentures set forth below opposite the names of the
G.
for
underwriters
commitment,
V
Outstanding
•'. 77
Shares 7-;".
'777.7-./.
7
Shares
Crowell, Weedon & Co.____ 26,755 ' " Lester, Ryons & Co.
8,000
Paine, Wqbber, Jackson. & "
•
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
8,000
Curtis
::——. 12,000
-"Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
7
This
an
R.
three
King's Department Stores, Inc.—Net Up 100%—•
sidiaries in
T. C. Henderson
at
;
66%
a
firm
a
half
of
UNDERWRITERS >— The underwriters named below !have severally
subject to the terms and conditions contained in the under¬
Co
steady
St., Denver, is en¬
gaged in developing markets for a therapeutic clay to
be used in the manufacture of cosmetics.—V. 195, p. 971.
approximately 7 cents
$3)———, 77 750.000 shs..265,020 shs.
purchase warrants—1,850 wts. 7
1,850 wts.
Securities
was
77/
1962
three-
________-
respective
of 734 Seventeenth
company
Operations
(par
&
This
t
351,000
,
64,055
3,500,000
(par $)00)_—.—_
Cliff Rahel
income
net
share.
common
a
for debt repayment,, clay
ing and working capital.
debs.
1977
7,/
held
sparked by $149,806 in January, a record for
more than 15%
ahead of the like 1961 quarter.
777:7;-;,7/, :,/7 :7/7y7 .
pany
$1,927,899
.77
respective underwriters:
taxes
—
FINANCING
$2,500,000
500,000
contract
fund
Federal
King Island Cosmetic Co.
Common Offered—On
April 12, 1962 Birkenmayer & Co., Denver, Colo., of¬
fered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $2 per share. Net proceeds will be used
by the com¬
Outstanding
7___—-
sinking
for
7 7 •'
MARCH' 16.
Up—
'
agreed,
J.
1976.—V.
par)
underwriting-agreement,
Co.
77 The sharp 'increase in profits was achieved on sales' of $38,568,549,
compared with $39,132,628 in 1960. Per share earnings were calculated
on
479,704 shares outstanding at the end of 1961, compared with
463,220 shares outstanding in I960.—V/ 189, p. 2785. 77777 7/77.; 777
remodel
working
Authorized
Sinking Fund debs.—
First Nebraska
The
($1
UNDERWRITERS—The
v:
Land purchase contract
Common
addi¬
has been appointed trustee,
sinking fund sub¬
189, p. 2677.
r
company
86
or
.
EFFECT
v,
Common stock
an
Agreement.
Credit
Ketchum & Co. Inc.—Net Up 66%—
to
>
the company to repay a mortgage loan, rebuild,
and equip its Fort Dodge plant, and increase
Pfd.
to borrow
the
Co.—Apppintment—
provision
quarter
(-•/.
share through March 1, 1964 and at increasing prices
thereafter to March 1, 1972.
Net proceeds from the debenture sale will be used by
due
Bank
in
sales rose to $411,749 in the first quarter ended
$389,872 in the like 1960 period, then continued
new monthly record
for the company in January.
from
the month/ are
: —V.
April 2, 1962 prospectus, First Nebraska Secu¬
Corp., Lincoln and associates offered publicly
A,
if necessary,
bonds
com¬
per
Second
an
subordinated
and,
sell
to
To
share, on the basis of 320,000 shares outstanding, despite
non-recurring costs resulting from the recent introduction
of two new major product lines, President Don Kendall
reported.
•
per
series
arrangements
OF
77: 7.7/7/,7...
been
registrar for the company's 6Vz%
Industries
1961,
climb
cents
$1,850,000 of this firm's 6xk% subordinaed sinking fund
debentures, series A, due March 1, 1977 at par and ac¬
crued
interest
from
March
1, 1962.
Each debenture
carried a non-detachable warrant entitling the holder
to purchase 35 common shares of the company at $10
6V2%
competitive necessity.
a
stock
the
The
has
what
AS
revolving
UNDERWRITERS—The
substantial
net
Corp.-—Earnings Hit New High—
purchase
contract.
new
Kendall Industries—First Quarter Sales
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pursu¬
Dodge
our
accounts/for
Revolving
debentures, due Dec. 1,
Kendall
Dec.
,
Subordinated
in
under
:
the
repay
Kaneb Pipe Line
Net
-
Fort
and
is
notes,
made
in¬
a
First National City Bank, New York City,
in
volume
corporation's earnings reached a new high in the fiscal year
ended
Jan.
31,
1962, it was reported
by E.
E. Kurtz,
President
and Chairman.,'7 ;■ ;
7/>,7"/777''>. ,• 7 >77/'
'. •"/ '7/77
Earnings of $346,774, equal to $1.16 a share, were $55,254 greater
than the
$291,520, or 98 cents a share,
earned the year before.
(Per share figures for both years are based on the 298,707 shares
outstanding on Jan, 3i, 1962.)
j
Total sales
and
other income
rose
to
$5,813,051, an increase of
$224,825 over total income of $5,588,226 in the previous fiscal year.
—V. 190, p. 1629.
V
'
-
Bank indebtedness
facts .certainly
can
which
one
7'CAPITALIZATION
Capital
hour,
an
The
CAPITALIZATION
been
Additional financing' de¬
7.^^7.77;'.
'
.
this debt must come from adequate future earnings.
price increase which J&L is announ^iug will restore, in part,
historical price-cost relationships."—V. 195,
p. 1664.
"The
$1,250,000,
held
capital.: /
has
amount of $50 million
$50
The
rities
Bank.; "These
1962-1964. This is
program,
aggregate
.
ant to
Gity
industry
cents
11
clearly
tional
in the
76%
of Indian Head Mills rose
,
Inland Homes
steel
three years
plete
894,909 shs.
of last year and higher
Robison, President, ^stated.
to
rose
taxes
National
7; 7,
year loan agreement—t. $800,000
5V2'/o
five-year term bank loan____„_
600,000
in 1955
as a profit squeeze.
7:7 7 -77'-7 77'
"Every student of the steel industry knows that each company must
spend huge sums of money on new facilities and research if it is going
to increase its productivity, reduce costs, improve job security, maintain
its financial integrity and position itself so as to be more
nearly com¬
petitive with foreign producers. J&L is planning to spend $265 million
Outstanding
January
E.
James
profits
income
the
of
1958
answer
but the impact of Federal and
profits to $667,000, or 48 cents per
common
share after preferred stock dividends. - •
;
v
In the first quarter of fiscal'1961,': when.'ho provision for Federal
or foreign
income taxes were required, net profits totaled $642,000 or
45
cents
a
share, including' $331,000
(28 cents
a
share)
of nonoperating income. Earnings in the first quarter this year were, entirely
from operations.—V. 195, p. 866.
,"
,
Pre-tax
foreign
First
Co.,-Los Angeles.
7
.':7,: >7''
v-
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
revenues
since
completed
reductions,"
' 77
777:
SVa%
repeatedly referred to
quarter ended March 3, 1962, to $34.6 million lrom $19.7 million in
the first quarter a year ago.
The increase resulted from three acqui¬
sitions
price
7
&
Authorized
absorb the. employment cost/
which becomes effective July 1,
1962, by anticipated increases in productivity. The question is can we
absorb a clearly inflationary employment cost increase of 50 cents an
hour which is the total increase granted in the period from the middle
paying
Indian Head Mills,
and
to
net assets dropped from 15.2%
question, is not whether J&L
ordinated
Sales
attributed
77 7
be
'••'"77' "• 7v
on
7
Report for 1967 we informed our*
off $42 million by comparison with
could
,
Weedon
April
of
.
tails follow: 7
.
.
Pump Co.—Additional Financing
9, *1962 issue reported the sale on
112,755 outstanding shares of this firm's
stock at $10.50 per -share through
Crowell,
29
capital
economic
The return oh net assets for all manufacturing was
This drop pushed the steel industry from 14th position
in 1961 when compared with 41 industrial ^groups as
the
by
increase
1947.
p.
million
the
at
1961.
34th
that
certain
2,000,000 shs.
(10c par).
•
were
V.,
look
a
highly competitive one
and that its recent profits have been inadequate,". Mr. Adams said.
1961
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
*
take
we
Bowler
&
Details—Our
March
to the steel industry in general,
; ,■/>/
/yv.„v'<'7. :7>77k'.'77-/'
since there has been any .price in¬
years
sales
our
that
Annual
our
$5.4
1961.
to
dicate
of the stock of the company, and following
of the stock of the company; and therefore
they are and will continue to be parents of the company as defined in
the'Rules and Regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The company's offices ax-e located at 120 East 16th St., New York, N.Y.
DECEMBER 31,
■'7 '
apply
7
industry's return
in
in
1955
reported
Glemby Co., Inc. 94.4%
this offering will own 77.3%
OF
that
said.
steel
10.1 %
in
time
they
as
in.
which
of
high
.
fact,
Adams
6.4%
to
The
AS
In
The
it's
particular.
been nearly 'four
has
1960,
received by the company.
G.
CAPITALIZATION
,7.7'7'' /' ■' ' 77'7; :7 '1>' 77/7//
■
in
stockholders
Finkelstein, Emanuel Finkelstein, Sey¬
Finkelstein and Zelda Scher own directly and indirectly through
mour
'V'","1
insofar
life
J&L,
"It
was
Finkelstein. Nathan
Melvin
of
crease.
incorporated in New York in 1938. It
was
organized to engage in the sale and distribution of cosmetic prod¬
ucts under, the
name of
House of Westmore.
In 1938 the company
entered into a license agreement whereby it acquired the exclusive right
to use the name House of Westmore in tne sale of cosmetics; the agree¬
ment: including the company's options to renew, expires in 1968.. If- the
agreement is not renewed, it is possible that litigation may ensue over
the company's use of the name "House of Westmore" after 1968.
The
company does not believe that its business and its operations will be
materially adversely affected by the expiration of the agreement.
To broaden
its activities, the company acquired a 45%
interest in
The Kurlash Co., Inc.
("Kurlash") of Rochester, New York, in 1957.
Kurlash manufactures and sells tweezersr, curlers and other products
used by women for the care and beautlfication of their eyes, eyebrows
and eyelashes.
In 1961, the company made Kurlash a wholly owned
subsidiary by acquiring the other 55#? of the stock. The company also
acquired all the stock of Orlin Laboratories, Inc. ("Orlin") in 1961.
Orlin has manufactured cosmetics and beauty preparations for the com¬
pany and other cosmetic firms since
1944.
BUSINESS—The company
believe
"We
facts
to the selling stockholders
go
portion thereof will be
no
'7
\
"Many articles have appeared, recently, in newspapers and trade
journals which have conveyed opinions, quotes and possibly misquotes
by reporters and people In high. places with respect to this subject.
6, 1962, Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc., and Kesselman &
Co. Inc., New York City, offered publicly 150,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $4 per share.
Net pro¬
and
said.
Adams
«.
Inc.—Common Offered—On April
of Westmore,
House
York Citv, has be-n appointed
preferred stock, series C of the
Layne
...
1
$300,000
^
1,000,000 shs.
$300,000
stock
at
BUSINESS—Headquartered in Tulsa, Okla., the company is engaged
principally in the exploration, drilling and development of oil and gas
properties and in the production and sale of crude oil, condensate
and natural gas therefrom.
The company owns varying interests in
approximately 206 producing oil and gas leases on which 389 pro¬
ducing oil and gas wells were located as of Jan. 1, 1962. In addition,
the
company
has
varying
interests
in
undeveloped
oil
and
gas
leases aggregating approximately 80,000 acres. The
company also owns
I,535 net royalty acres under 11,431 surface areas.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
of
the
offering will be
used
for
repayment of
350,000 shs.
•
,
Continued
on
page' 54
Volume 195
Number 6151
.
a
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
current week.
table in which
Then
show
we
the
ously announced, but which have
not
payment date.
Company
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Adirondack Industries
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Alberton's Inc., class A
(quar.
'
Allied
Share
:
10c
(quar.)
Equitable
American
American
4-20
Co.
(N.
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
preferred
5-21
.
share
of
$5.62
5-
^
4-23
5-15
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4-30
4-16
17'/2c
4-30
•
6-
8
Beech
Best
Mines,
5%
,
3-23
6-
1
4-14
4-
4
6-15
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31
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5-21
;
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4-16
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10c
5-31
5-15
5-
4-
(quar.)
15c
5-
2
4-20
3%%
5-15
4-25
4%
6c
5-14
4-25
5-15
4-30
25c
6-
1
Taunton
4-20
ICC
5-
Idaho
5-15
Co.,
28c
4-i6
4-10
Indiana
95c
7-
1
6-18
Interchemical
t25c
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
common
1
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Funding,
Inc.
(stock
5%
preferred
5-%
peferred
Camp
'
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5%
5-
tquar.
25c
6-15
' T-25c
Carlisle
General
Junior
•
414%
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Gas,
Central
National
Central
Sova
55c
preferred
&
5-15
4-16
Kaymarq
6-12
t$l
J5c
com.—
(One
(Cleveland)
$1.0614
$1.1214
6-1
5-15
Kresge
(S.
9-
1
8-15
Kroger
5-
1
4-13
13%c
to
for stock
May 7
City
Union
Cole National
Colonial
Co.
Stock
Cochenoirr Willians
(N.
stk.)
Columbus
A-
Electric. Co.
6%
Mines; Ltd.
(New
l_i'
Coronet
Cuneo
4-30
Dominion
.
&
Ltd,
Stores.
Bakeries
Eastern
$6
Ltd.
Electronic
Co.,
4-
5-
Lukens Steel Co.,
8
$1.16
5- 1
$1.06
5-
%
1
Class
$1.40
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Fields
:
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1
4-20
6-
6
25c
5-15
5-
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6-15
6-
1
35c
5-21
5-
4
37 Vac
37V2C
7-15
6-30
35c
—
(quar.)—
5-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_————
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Co.
Second
$5
6-11
5-18
5-15
4-27
Security-First National Bank
Quarterly
5-
1
4-23
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5-31
4-27
5-31
4-27
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4-23
4
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in
Shell
.
9
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Transport
York
New
&
.
..
6-
40c
—_——~
6-12
$2.44
—„——
5-25
Approximately $0,196
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
5-15
Southeastern
4
Southern
Company
5-22
Southern
Materials
4-20
5-22
'
Stockholders
will
Investments
Springfield
6-
9
Steel
6-
5
Stein,
Hall
Stein,
Roe & Farnhami
2
3-26
5-15
5-11
4-13
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5-15
4-18
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5-22
6-
6
5-
7
4-13
•
5-15
6-30
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25c
—_
37 Vac
May
on
24
stock
4-
3
on
a
split____
5-29
2c
5-
20c
(quar.)—
5c
(quar.)—._
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4-
2
4-17
1
4-16
4-16
4-10
6-
-
5c
—
-
5-
'
10c
Co.' (quar.)
1
5-17
30c
(initial)—^____
(Mass.)
Corp. new com.
&
investment
(From
5-17
Light
Gas
Parts
6-13
12%
shr.
(quar.)
Securities
&
5-10
4-
1
—
1
6-10
6-
45c
vote
1
5%
61c
depositary
three-for-two
6-15
(Louis¬
"v
1
Racing (annual)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)__———_
Special
5-31
1
5-
.———_____
7-
v
V
10c
6-8
Co.—
;V 6-
35c
,
a
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22c
Southland
4-10
1
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Southern
4-30
4-27
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(quar.)_
4-27
"
5-
5-14
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common
per
Telephone
6-30
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431 V4c
Co.,
preferred A (quar.)
Mfg., Ltd. "adrs"—
1
6-
CO
1—:—
(quar.)_A
5t;1;V :
27 Vac
5-15
1
*
^__rrr_______T_».'l___
,
Power
4-
1
4-17
34c
per
May 3
Mfg. Corp.
on
Singer
4-16
5
16c
Trading, Ltd.—
CP ^
(final) .A paypient of
share payable in U. $-,-«*
shares
Pacific
c-i.
4-18
6-15
"
4c
5-
Angeles
Los
Industry (5c from in¬
plus 29c from capital gains)
Sierra
4-20
1
ID
40c
of
2
(quar.)__^—
Corp.
CC.t'V three shillings
2
4-27
7-
American
vestment inc.
A
%
4
$2.50
—_——
Shoe
5-11
Corp.—
A
'j,,,dollars subject to stockholders approval.
$1.18%
-
—
—
(quar.)_:—
4-
$1.10
—
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5-
1
1
5-28
5-14
Fund—
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investment
income)__
California
of
22c
4-25
4-
9
4-25
4-
9
5-
class
(monthly
9-10
8-17
12-10
$1.10
3-10-63
2-15
Tenny
6-10
5-17
Therin-O-Disc, Inc., new com.
50c
9-10
8-17
— 1—— """ ~" pOc
I_—'* ' 50c
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11-16
3-10-63
2-15
(Can.)——-—1—
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t85c
6-30
35c
5-
1
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5-
1
4-19
40c
5-15
5-
10c
4-30
9c
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Industries
World
(quar.)
1
4-30
4-16
4-30
4-20
4-30
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.
4-20
!—
10c
6-
1
5-21
(quar.)—__—______—___
(stock dividend)
22 VaC
5-
1
4-20
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5%
5-25
5-
2
21c
5-23
5-
9
5-
1
4-16
8-1
7-20
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4-16
4-16
(reduced)—
—
(initial)-!—__
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Company
Trans
A
7 Vac
_____—
Thompson
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4-16
10c
Corp.,
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6-25
(quar.)!___———
(quar.)
———
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;
11-16
50c
Co.
12c
:—
(quar.)—
$1.10
Class
Trico
1
208
Co.
Investing Corp.—.
(quar.)
;
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______
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&
South
Gas
2 Vac
(quar.)
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Street
Corp.
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(quar.)
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4-30
5-
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4-20
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4-20
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dividend
shares
United
held)
American
Life
40c
5-
4-20
6-
5-11
$1
6-
5-11
United
Carbon
5-
4-20
United
Exposition
7-
6-15-
United
Service
71/2C;
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4-15
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5-31
5-
8
U. S. Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.) .(quar.)_
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical (quar.)
5-31
5-
8
Universal
4-30
4-19
v
6-12
5-14
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18c
payment
(G.
6-12
5-14
6-
1
6-
1
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5-15
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of
New
Jersey
(New
New
York
New
York
Common
Bank
State
Electric
6-
40c
-
5-
1
5-10
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New
North
common
North
Northeastern
9
American
Trust
Co.
1
4-20
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
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Wellington Equi
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4-27
4-14
5-15
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5-22
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7 V2C
6-29
6-14
5-15
4-26
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6-30
6-15
6-20
6-
5
4-23
4-
6
15c
5-
1
4-18
20c
4-30
4-13
4-30
4-18
4-3Q.
4-16-
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v
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(initial)
net
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4-20
'
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5-
1
4-20
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5-
1
4-20
Westbury Fashions (2%-for-l stock split)—
Westgate-California Corp., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Westminister
Paper
(quar.)—
'
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5-15
4-20
7-
1
6-
1
6-
Ohio
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1
4-11
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6-11
5-31
7V2C
5-14
4-30
7-20
7-
6
Dixie.
5-
50c
■Hi
1
4-13
—
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
Wometco
Wood
Worth
net
Inc.—
realized capital
t
(monthly)
;
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(F.
Fund,
—
(monthly)—,l_-*
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Horman
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5-15
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5-31
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Monthly
Monthly.
Wolf
4-27
Gas
Quarterly from
Winn'
6-
(initial)
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Winfield Growth Industries Fund,
8
6-15
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,
8
7-
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Pennsylvania National Bank
—
1
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15c
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Van'Lines
1
5-
(quar.)—
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5
%
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5-
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4-13
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ment
—
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4-20
30c
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1
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1
17 %c
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5-
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4-20
5-
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50c
(increased-quar.)
American-
1
$1.31 %
—
6-15
$3.75 preferred (quar.)y___—:.—
93 %c
v. 4i/2%
preferred
$1;12V2
Niagara -Share Corp. (12c from -net-invest—
ment income plus 18c from undistributed
30c
long term capRal gains)
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5-15
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^
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1
42 Vac
(quar.)________
(quar.)
25c
N.
Co.
<te
4-27
6-
$1.37Va
preferred
40c
—
1
5-15
20c
com.
(quar.)
Vanderbilt
55C
—
(Cleveland,
.*
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Van Dorn Iron
,
^
Merchandise
5*31
5-
4-18"
3Cc
17 Vac
-
pfd.
Bruns¬
;
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4-19
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1
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4*/4%
5.25%
.
;
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4-19
1
6-15
4-14
5 Va c
Peninsula
Corp.,
5.50%
■%
4-13
time) %
—.——
->
4-30
'
5-16
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at- this
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5-16
Inc. (quar.)-j—__—J__——
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Royal
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$1.07 y2
'
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Quarterly
6
3-31
5-25
5-
10c
—,>
5-31
$1.38
preferred
National
4-17
4-13
4-14
6-11
5-15
(Wash., D. C.)
25c
National Bank of Tulsa (Okla.)
6'
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15c
4-17
5-15
10c
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10c
(quar.)———v
wick )
3-31
"
1
4-17
50c
!_
—:
(N.
26 V4c
% ■:% %
preferred
National
6-
4-20
(Denver)—
(quar.)—:
Co.
;
1
5/1
.z-.
10%
Service
Life
5-
:/.!
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4-30
28
—-
Insurance
dividend
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
.
each,
25c
__—i—
4.30%"
Murphy
____
—
for
——;
'$1.18%
Stock
share
(one
35c
___
County Trust (Elizabeth)
Stock
50c
(initial-quar.)_
common
,-Union
4-16
12 Vac
_.———
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4-19
5-
5-
'
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5-16
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1
10c
preferred C
Mount
6-15
6-
4-17
25c
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5-14
18c
|
6-15
4-30
17V2c
(quar.)—————
Moore-Handley
138c
'
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(monthly)
t5c
15c
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Stock
"I
14
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'1
Louis-San
Schering Corp.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)—I—____1
Miller Manufacturing Co.'Missouri Public. Service, common (quar. )L—_
1 "
10c
4-23
5-
;
(quar.)
4-16
Telephone; (111.)—^—y
\— %
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5%
5-15
;
(initial)
5-25
1
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5-15
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9
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Chemicals
4-24
6-
(final) A payment of
share payable in U. S.
stockholders approval
Co.
Paper
St.
Shares
Shoe Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.')_;
V 4% preferred B (quar. )_i._l———
Meyercord Co.
(quar;>—L————_i_—_
4-16
10-19
4c
&
4-23
5-15
30c
May 3
on
Croix
6-29
Melville
.
8c
pfd__
(s-a)_i_'_L_
(quar.
1
25c
35c
yy 4%%
5-4
150c
—_V—
National' Mortgage
shares
4-30
Supermarkets ' (quar.)____——__1__'_
(Oscar)
McKee
5-10
6c
_—
Plastics
guilder
three guilders per
dollars subject to
: 6-29
(quar.)%_—
Companies
Marsh
4-10
33c
—»——_^h_—
class
4-20
5-
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(quar. )zzzzizzli-hzL!
B
1
2%
(initial)
A
4-25
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Majestic Specialties Inc.- (quar.')A—
4-13
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.
£ 4-19
5-
15c
(quar.)—
5,
7-15
Macco
4-16
4-16
\ ^
Federal Gruiii, \Ltdi,
class
Co.
5-21
Macassa Gold-Mines, Ltd.—
4-16
25c
(quar.)^r^i-^j:
Extra
Co.,
Gas
1
—
4-16
4-16
.
60c
-
Trust' (Stamford,
Telephone
Mayer
Co. ;(quar.)__
&'Hampton Electric
Farmer
20
1
St.
^—————A7
_
4-20
1
4-30
5c
(quar.)_!______
County
Qua rterly -
5-15
70c
Quarterly
preferred
Fairfield
4-18
'
'
5-
t50c
-
4
4-30
37 Vac
37Vic
—
Chemicals, Inc. (stock dividend)—
$1.10
Luminator-Harrison,
approve
non-cum.
4
$3
Stein,. Roe & Farnham Stock Fund—
(quar.)_'_'—
'(quar.)'____
Stock
5-31
Rule
Exeter
Stock
Life Insurance
5-15
Communications—
convertible
Evans
London
3
.
6%:
Special
Special
4-16
-
$1.50
Steel,--4Vi%
com,
6-
6-29
Stock' (quar.)_'_——.—
5-31
(s-a)___^__A—__a___
new
3
.
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.
Special Stock < quar.
Special Stock
(quar.)
4-20
% 6-21
$1.50
States
Mfg.
.
66-
——
5-
v/""
Corp.,- $7 pfd.- A (acum.)__
preferred E
(acum.)_____——__
Echin
7-
.*'i.'
(quar.)_=.^_^_—'.
27 Vac
Dunlop' Rubber Co.,. Ltd. ADR8—
(Final
payment
of
1 Vshilling
1
pence
about 8 3 / 10c
!•___'_!-—Z-JZZZZZZZ—ZTDuro-Test Corp;
(7-for-l stock split)--—:_ /
Eastern
4-16
Corp.—
Co.
4
6-25
6-25
6-25
6-29
—
A
6-
62 Vac
—
1
(Birmingham,
Co.
4-15
dividend) ——.——-—
(stock
Stock
12c
Entire'issue'" being redeemed on May
at $181 per share plus this-dividend
Dominion
4-25
Original
Original
Lowe's
—_!___—_—
Foundries
"
5c
4-13
1
_
20c
Industries
Ky.)
2
5-
-
"
Electrohome
Dominion
4-25
4-30
5-18
ville,
5-22
4-
4-12
-
62 Vac
62V2C
(quar.)
5-21
(quar.)
Little Miami RR.^—
5-22
Lorain
(auar.>_/iz!!!!!!::!!-
Dialight Corp. (initial) J.
Dominion Dairies, Ltd., 5%
1
7-15 ;
(quar.)—
Insurance
Co.
$1.31 V*.
5-22
6-30
5-31
(quar.')_!L_!_!_!_!l__
.
4-28
5-
7-15
divd.)—
Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
Life
6-10
—
,
4-20
5-15
;
7-15
_—
Income
.4-20
:
Insurance
$1.10
J;
6-30
6-30
$7c'
(quar.;)_'lLi;.
,
1
:
$1
Telegraph—•
1—_—
Lincoln
4-10
Denisoh Mines,. Ltd., common!!Common
Co.
20c
5-22
4-27
Gas
preferred
2
2 Vac
10c
(quar. >___
10 & 25c Stores
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
93 %c
Leath & Company
(quar.)__—___——-L__
Levine's, Inc. (extra)
15c
—
Products
Press
6V4%
5-22
4-27
!!_!!_!
(quar.)—
Co. (stockholders
Natural
% 5-
Rose's
35c
Co.
preferred
5
4-
;
——
Life
Tool
Roanoke
32 Vac
5-22
'
(s-a)__
Corp.
(quar.)
4-27
5-15
112 Vac
5-22
Hampshire)—
Power
Pair* & Varnish
Corning
5—%
4-
4-20
$1.25
*
—'——'.
Gamble
&
5-25
'
25c.
6-30
2-for-l1 split.)
Cook
410c
(quar,)___T_^
(quar.)
(monthly)
Financial
4-20 V
5-18
5 Va
preferred (quar.)__
proposed
*
7 V2C
"
Ohio Electric—
tquar.)
preferred
Consumers
4-27
12 %c
(auar.)__J—,
preferred (quar.)^--—_
4.65%
preferred iquar,)
—_•
4.25%
preferred
(quar.) l—zzzziziz—j—I
Composite Fund, Inc.'
Common
Laurentide
5-18
4-13
—
25c
(quar.)
_
6%'
Concord
Ridge
20 c
4-18
1
C.)-
each
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-23
6-15
31 >/4C
6-30
15 c
X
tquar. )-___%ii__!-__'_i__%
Southern
1
17 Vac
.' 13 %c
1
6-30
S.)
Ry.
$1.50
(stk.
5-18
6-
50c
D.
for
(liquidating)
Transit
Reichhold
%
6-30
/
Scale
Protective
'
(quar.)
LaCrosse
held.
Corp. (accum.)__
System
(quar.).
Gas
5-
7
1
prior
Acceptance
Columbia
Procter
2
4-20
1
:
Telephone (quar,——————
5-15
5-15
62 l4c
Y.)- (quar.)!!
Yards
Gold
Corp.
or
shares
Kuhlman
5-
1
dividend)-v
Title-Insurance
Cleveland
5-11
1
.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Electric Co., 5%%
pfd.
5-
50c
Fund
%
6-
c
58 Vac
Corp., common (quar.)____—
preferred (quar.
1st
5-15
'
%.
—Lz
Co.
27c
Building Co.
preferred
Income
6-
$1
notify company
4%%
1
5-15
25c
Oil
$2.50 2nd
Ala.)
—__
Company
series
84
5%
5
7c
Kerr
_L
each
r,to
6-
4-
(monthly)——————I
Utilities, common (quar.)
Kentucky
4-24
6-15
$30
(Wash.,
________—
Polaroid
4-16
5-18
preferred
5-
(quar.)
)quar.)
for
1
5-10!l
5-15
_
are
5-
4-16
"
15c
5-15
15c
57%
—_—.'
share
(one
Northern
&
Pneumatic
(Md.)___—
5-31
1
4-23
%_—_—
Extra
5-14
5-15
1
5-
6-13
held)
Sheller
84c
6-
•"
—
-v.
Insurance
dividend
Plymouth
4-18
5c
(quar.)
Life
shax-es
9
6-
10c
(quar.)
(quar. optional—cash
share
Stockholders
4-
4-30
162ViC
,
com.
•:
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publishing Co.—
Peoples
4-12
4-14
;
35c
Broad
30c
25c
(quarv)—~r-—~—
Pioneer Home Owners Life Insurance--
4-30
■
$1
Paper
Fran.)
5-10
1
25c
Sutherland
(San
Piedmont
6-
-
(Earle M.) & Co.
Bank
.Fruit,, Co.,.common
Stock
4-
(quar.)—
Consolidated
.7-3;
Ltd.,
Jorgensen
—
(2-for-l stock split)
":
Kaufman
preferred
4%>-preferred (1946 & 1947
\
?:
Electric
&
4-30
tquar.)
;____
33'Ac.
$5 preferred (quar.
$1.25
514,% preferred (quar.)____4_____^
$1.37'4
5.44%
;
preferred
(quar;)____-_____ll-__—
34c
5.48%
preferred (quar.)
34 y4c
—4
—-t_"
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,
common
(quar.)—__
10c
City Stores Co.
Gas
5-15
preferred
A
4-30
4
4-30
(quar.)_—_________________
Department Stores (quar,)___—
5c
(quar.)_—_!!r!r!%:!!_!:r'-'": 2714c,
Central Telephone Co.,
"22c
common-(quar.)
$2.50
5-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
3-26
"
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
KVP
Co;
$1.35
4%
Interstate
4
6-
(quar. )____:^__"__4——$1.12)4
Bank
10c
6-
Co.,
Electric
preferred
6-
;
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
——__
Louisiana
4.50%
4-19
pfd.
Provident Tradesmen's Bank & Trust (Phila.)
two-for-one split, A
Telephone &
preferred (quar.)
6-15
preferred, (quar.)
(quar.)_____~_____'____4—
Central
1
12Vac
•
common
6-15
preferred
Cascade
4-30
Penton
Y.)r—
k
Corp.
Corp.,
$-15
Corp.
(quar.——1.T
Pirie, Scott & Co., commoxi (quar.)
Conv.
32 Vac
Portland
(quar.)—
27c
——
Carson,
pfd.
a
pfd.
common
27Vic
Electric Co.,
______________1.
_
4-16
6-
'•
'
5-
t4c
preferred (quar.)
———
i_
General
Preferred
4-20
(quar.)
National
4-19
60c
(quar.)
!_—__—__—
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
5-15
preferred
6-
30c
(quar.)
41/2%. preferred
t
6-
Co.
(quar.)_!_-_-l-_____—
North-West Land
Canadian
5%
International
4-27
6-1
6-15
Chemical
Canada
5-11.
22c
22Vac
!__!!,£!!>;
preferred
preferred
5Va%
»_L
quar.):—'
(quar. )!i
com.
(quar.)
convertible
•5.40%
dividend)
(increased
Utilities,
*
6-13
6-29
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
4.68%
16'/4C
(N.
Inc.
'
6%
Co.,
Power,
4%
,
5V4.%
California Electric Power
6-29
37 V2C
5%
Co.,
Lighting
5-18
5-18
5-31
—
California/Pacific
31 %c
Coast
preferred
preferred
4-30
25c
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"—
5-15
Class B
CFC
5-15
5-15
6-
25c
—________
preferred
5-1
(quar.)
—_____—v—class A
(s-a)—
Ltd.,
1
4.60%
1
1
1
Initial
recapitalization
25c
Gas
World,
America,
25c
5-15
6
6-
—
$5 pfd.
5-28
-
Household Finance Corp., com.
15c
6-
$1.10
(quar.)___
(quar.)
6*12
4-16
(quar.)
..s.
&
preferred
5-15
6-
Penn
1
4-30
—
50c
$t.
preferred
preferred
'
30c
conv. pfd. (quar.)
(George A.) & Co. (quar.)
(Joseph) Co. (quar.).
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
5-11
6-10
45c
(quar.)
90c
2
(quar.)_■_!•_('
Holly Stores, Inc., 5%
6-1
preferred
Bullock,
-
a
4-
•
1
Home
9
$5c
—______
6-
11-
(quar.)
Co.—
$18c
Brockton
a
5-15
7
2-27
30c
•>
of
(quar.)!!—.—-—
(s-a)
Stores
common
.—
Jones
4-30
20c
5-25
Corporation (increased-quar.)—I
Pearl
Brewing Co. (quar.)——
Peerless Insurance Co. (Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
4-17
11-15
—__
Hormel
3c
1
6-15
100)
plan, to eliminate
the class A preference stock.
Hershey Chocolate Corp., new com. (Initial)
Highland-Bell,
Ltd.
(Del.)
(quar.)—_i—~
Industries
Broadwav-Hale
$3.80
5-31
;
5-
4-17
•
20c
H-C7
Corp.
4-16
Pall
9
3
• (quar.)__™_________
Ltd. _:
Funds—
and
10c
Inc.
5-
20c
divid.)——
(Dallas)
Stockholders approved
common-
1
8-
(initial-quar.).:
Brace
4-30
—
common
Paper Co.,
6%
8-15
(quar.)__-_^.
(stock
Co.
Co.,
5-25
$1.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Power,
Pacific
I2V2C
.i
Co.
Mines,
Harcourt,
Herff
(quar.)____
Breeko
W.)
6-20
$1.25
1
5-22
6-
Industries
preferred
Hamilton
totaling
Corp. (quar. )_■__.—
Company (quar.)__
—
preferred
2
6-11
(quar.)___a—-50c
(quar.)_____A'A_A_Al%A____ '
$1
■
Quarterly
—
-
10c
common
Gloucester
Bros.
$2.40
Hallnor
Hat
r__
Blue List
Publishing (quar.——
Bobbie Brooks Inc. (quar.)
Booth Fisheries
Corp., common
4%
Co.,
Insurance
.Series
Aircraft
&
$4.40
$3.60
Pacific
.-
Pumps
Halle
6-15
25c
60c
arrearage
Ltd.
of
Gulf
12V2C
—
Gold
6-
Tail
Oxford
111.)-
—.—
(quar.)
(H.
4-18
6-22
7y2C,
;
—
30c
non-cum.
preferred
Atomics Physics & Science
Fund,
(From investment
income)
Aunor
7-
(Springfield
Industry Shares (22c from capital
gains plus 8c from net invest. inc.)l:_i_
pay
arrears in
receive 0.36 of a
Products,
5c
Shoe
of Rec.
44c
4-23
Otter
Growth
expires.
Steel
4-30
(quar.)._
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
the
offer
$2
—
Insurance
common
Gould
share. Offer expires
April 30.
Holders not accepting the stock offer
will
receive cash about one week
after
Automatic
A
New
to
for
Class
4-20
a
common
4-23
(quar.)__—___——_____-—
Texas)—
(quar.)"
would
1
Co.
Wernicke
Gorton's
1
25%
—a—.——
offer
renews
Holders
4-16
6-
Electric
Gossard
Co. (quar.)
Industries—
conv.
5-18
Y.)
Refining
Company
4-10
4-30
90c
(quar.% 15c
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.'
12V2C
("Alabama)—
__
Insurance (Waco,
Stock
dividend
Andrea Radio Corp.
(quar.
Arizona Milling (quar.)
General
4-16
9c
(quar.)
Co., -Ltd,_________A_-_;_A-_-', t$0.041
General Finance Corp. (quar:)__.v '
35c
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp. ( quar.)__—y
10c
%
5c
Life
"stock.
6-15
Hampshire)
(New
Holdert
6-20
4-24
4-13
Utilities
preferred
Globe
(Minn.) (quar.)
(Miami) (quar.)__
Amicable
Life
General
7-16
___
Co.
4%
,
4-19
25c
dividend
$1.25
4-12
7-31
American Premier Insurance
American Title Insurance
Atlas
1
5-10
,.3%C
Assurance
Furniture
1
1
———
Gardner-Denver
4-30
Quarterly
Atlantic
5-
4-12
13%c
income)
American
5-
7%
Co.
Inc.
When
Payable
30c
com
(quar.)_—J.;
RR.
Nunn-Busli
5-
Service,
preferred
Northern
Pacific
5-15
■CZ 19c
(quar.)
:___
American Business Shares .(from
net invest¬
Stock
1
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Inc.'
ment
1,
4-9
Jersey)—•
(New
dividend)
Friden,
"
50c
Alloys & Chemicals (initial
Alside, Inc. tquar.)' JL_
American
6-
7V2C'
Inc.
&
Franklin
4-16
5c
pfd. (quar.)__^_—17V2C
Electric (quar.)_____a___:—
75c
<te
(Stock
5-
:
Public
Indiana
4.40%
4-10
'
7%c
_
tquar.)
Mills
Gas
Motor
Franklin-Adams
5-15
•
(quar.)_u.r_
1
6-
30c
Water
Florida
Holders
6-25
Yonkers
Bunk
Iron
Southern Co.,
Fitchburg
Payable of Rec.
15c
.
10%
Quarterly
First
payments previ¬
yet reached their
When
in
Bank
National
Per
Name of Company
Northern
—
13
Share
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
(Washington, D. C.)—
dividend
National
First
follow with
we
Per
Name of
First
Ford
Aeroquip
'
Share
of Company
ante
Stock
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the
second
Class B
h
Firemen's Insurance
Dividend
(1809)
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
.
dividend
1
4-30
14
1 ■'
(1C10)
I
''
1'
'•
Per
give
we
and
weeks
dends
—:
(quar.)—
Inn
(s-a
Class
(quar.)
;
4-
7Vic
4-16
5-
50c
5-
1
$1
'
5-
1
(quar. jr.——---- - -:
;//:•
1
B
(quar.)
$1
——
Class
A
(quar.)—-—
Class
B
8-
1
8-
1
(quar.)—_____————
11-1
11-
1
"$1
11-
1
10-23
;■
5-15
4-18
25c
6-1
5-15
Control
Allied
Stores,
common
(quar.)__.
75c
Aluminum
4%
Co.
1st
of Canada,
20c
Book
Co.
American
Can
American
Cement,
Co.
5-
preferred
'l
4-16
4-16
preiorred
American
A
4-10
1
5-25
1
1
Distilling
American
Enka
American
rire
(increased)
Co.
cusuaii-y
lonanuO,
40c
4-19
Forest
Home
Products
Corp. (monthly)
American Independent Reinsurance
12-10
25c
Products—
American
9-10
25c
American
4-27
12c
—
11-30
insurance
American
Mercury Insurance
Co.
5-
5%
-
American
.ViNewar«.,
a.;
Stock
D.
(Quarterly
Fund,
8
4-
6-
1
5-
2%
5-
1
;
British
4-27
J-
3-20
6-29
5c
9-28
5c
Quarterly
(N.
Y.)
12-15
—
*
Quarterly
Quarterly
-
___
American Natural Gas
6-
preferred
9
30c
—
5%
;
5-1
preferred
(quar.)
5'/</-' preferred
(quar.)
American
(from
Research
1
Development—
realized in 1961)
&
capital gains
■
0-20
$1.25
12-20
12-10
30c
5-16
Tobacco
(2-for-l
stock
4-13
American
Viscose
Amicable
Life
Anchor
Anchor
Post
Anderson
4 Vz%
Corp.
Co.
class
A
&
___i
&
.
Film
Corp.
(N.
div.
5%
(six
class
preferred
Anvil Brand.
5c
B
B
5%
held)
Appalacnian Power,
Applied
Argus
Corp.,
preferred
$2.60
Arnold
Aro
Constable
Corp.
Artesian
Associated
5.25 %
(Final
for
amount
depositary
Associated
will
$0,076
4-27
1
1
City Electric,
preferred
coast
4%
Refiling,
1
6-15
5-
3.75%
pfd.
B
<"uar.)___
93 %c
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5'/a% pfd. (s-a)
155c
Consolidated Mining & ut;,«;opmenc—
Stock -dividend.
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa,
Okla.) (quar.)_
y.„' Quarterly
'
1
5-
6-
~
Quarterly
Steels,
Ltd.
Aurora
Plastics
Austin
Nichols
(quar.)
Corp.
&
i___.
.
common____________
prior
Prints
preferred
(quar.)
4-
Banking
preferred
1
5-15
5-14
30c
30c
1-15-63
5-
1
6-30
'
10-
Corp.,
6%
pfd.(quar.)
(Quarterly from Investment income)
Telephone.
Ltd.,
5Vi%
Ayres
(L. S.) & Co., common
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
BMC
Industries,
Babbitt
(B.
T.)
pref.
4-16
10c
5-
1
7%
non-cum.
5-
1
3-15
5c
4-23
3-22
4-23
3-22
15c
4-30
4-17
4-30
4-17
Co.,
common
4-27
4-
6
(quar.)
(special)
$34 Vic
4-30
3-31
4-30
4-12
4-30
4-18
13c
5c
4-30
5-
1
4-12
4-10
,
(C.
E
l
$6
preferred
v,5-15
;
4-16
"
•
17 '/aC
6%
Pirie
&
3-16
J.)
(quar.)
4.20%/
Coral. Aggregates
4-10
$15c
,
$45c
preferred
Point
Field
Corp.,
4-16
3-30
1
3-31
7%
4-30
4-30
3-30
4-16
3-30
4-23
4-
2
4-20
4-
9
Ry.—
"
41c \
5-
1
6-
(quar.)
5%
1
4-
5-1
I
15c
4-27
Coal
Central
——
Hudson
&
Coke
Gas
&
■.
5-10
3-30
4-30
25c
4-26
4-
pfd. (quar.)
4-16
si
5-
1
5-
1
$1.40
Central
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B
Vermont
2nd
Public
preferred
A
1
of
the
Ritz
(stock
!
4-16
17 Vic
4-16
l'/4%-
5-30
$1.50
4-10
5-
10c
:
4%
A
Corp.
4-30
3-24
4-14
4-10
5-15
5
4-16
;y;7-'-2;;
9-17
7-
5
6-
5
10-
5
9-
5
4-30
4-
6
5-
50c
"
6-18
9-28
50c
4-10
12-28
50c
'
i
y
$1.20
'
l
3-30
y
;
$i
;
i7y2c
,.
1
4-10
1
4-10
5-
$1.06
:
.
(quar.)__—
•y
1
4-10
5-
1
5-
v
$1.75,
Fruit
National
4-30
Denver
4-
Dial
.':
1
,•4-20
&
5
4-
5
•
1
4-10
i
4-10
V7-; 5
10-
t
4-30
4-20
4-16
3-29
15c
5-15
4-13
45c
5-
1
4-
6
37 Vic
5-
1
4-
6
13c
5-
1
4-16
-
■
—___
preferred-^.
,
^4-27,
10c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__—
common
9
8
55c
—
(quar.)__
Light (quar.)___
10-
25c
(quar.)___
Coatings, com.
.7-
1 V4c
—
5y2%.
4-10
4-25
,.1%C
,
quar.)_!
A
5-
60c
—•_!_
Corp.
(quar.)_^
Corp.—
Llmitee/ class
4-20
''•4-
4-16
$1.37 Vi V
—_
5-
$1.19
Company
Power
4-16
-
9C
-
(quar.
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.,
—
(quar.)
.4-30
$15c
—
4-20
4-20
33c
.
4-13
1
40c
—
•
cm
4-10
'
4-
3
!:6-15
"
Mfg.,
class
common
Debenture stock
4-30
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(increased
Chemical
Voting
93 %c
$1.25., y 5-
pfd.
(quar.)__
preferred A
Dennison
-
55-
$1.12
Tunnel
Canada
Vilbiss
Denault
3-30
6
4-16
$1.75
preferred
Soto
5-21
-
5 -' 1
;
$1.75
—__
Phlpps
43/4 %
De
3-31
1
25c
class
Estate
3-30
7c
V
!
dividend)—.
4-16
4-
'
Giorgio
Dean
4-20
6«c
1
$75c
i
(quar.)
Delaware
(quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)—
common
Common
4-20
1
(quar.)
3%'%- preferred A (quar.i
Industries
(quar.)__—_/___
Edison
Di
Service—
Century Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)
70c preferred (quar.)—.
Certified Credit, preferred
(stock dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
Charles
1
5-
i
5-
4-20
7%C
—___/
(quar.)
&
De
5-
35c
4-14
y 5-
i5c
Transit,
Diamond
4-14
37 Vic
(quar.)
3-30
Co.—
preferred
Detroit
Central Securities Corp.—•
$1.50
4-10
1
5-1
5-
15 c.
(quar.)
Detroit
4-14
$1.05
—
4
2
Light—
Corp.,
4-10
1
6
4-
4-30
$6c
$$1.62 %
Quarterly
4-16
5-
4-13
4-25
$5c
■
Dayco
3-30
5-1
•'•••
1
25c
(quar.)_
—
preferred
DeMijn
6
26c
(quar.)..
5-
15c
^
15%
6
4-
30c
—
Electric
■.
40c
common
(quar.)___
Water, 5%2%
preferred (quar.)
3-19
25c
—
y
._—
(quar. l
Davenport
4-19
5c
7-26
4-
4-
Corp.,
Daryl
4-19
-
(quar.)_!
(s-a)
Central Power fa Light, 4%;
4.20%' preferred
(quar.)
Dallas
3-30
5-10
3-28
1
3-30
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
:—_—_________
$4 preferred
(quar.)______;—___—______
Dana
3-30
25C
>
:.
Corp. (increased)
Sugar -.(quar.)—
Aguirre
6
3-31
4-27
8-
4-30
.
4-16
(quar.)
&
5-7
■
ioc..
2ftc
1
I
preferred
Vi %
4
5-15
$1.05
(quar.)
——
preferred
•
> $lOc
Instruments
Central
;
Corp.
Power
5-18
4-19
4-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.80
4-' 6
6" 1
■/y-y 6c,:.'
(quar.).
Dallas
1
6-
"
'
—•
A
7%
$1.12 V2
5%
$$1.30 V
*
y-y
r
(quar.)
A
6-8
32 VoC'u'
(quar.)_,
Daffin
;.
$1.25
y;;
(s-a)
______;
Class
6-
2
5* 1
y
11 %c
A
8
2
4-30
ioc %
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8
7-
6-15
(quar.)_-._: yy 17VicVv
(quar.)
Class
3-30
4-16
Co.
A
4-11
"
(quar.)
(Toronto)
(anar.)
preferred
Class
4-16
4-25
5c
(stock dividend).
B
6-
7-
,
/V/u 25c
7%>
preferred (quar.)
Curtis-Wright Corp.—
3-30
5-15
UOc
1
4-19
Trust
icmpr.i
.Cork-fe .-Seal, Ltd.
American Sugar
Cuban
5
6-
(quar.)_■
&
(quar.)_.
Crowley Milner & Co.
3-30
4-
5-21
25C,
(quar.).
preference
4-10
3.-30
40c / / 6-14
.
(quai-.t
International,
4-13
'
Cenco
Central
Class
4-10
5-
$10c
Trust
5%>
Corp.
Co.
class A
Crouse-Hinds
120c
(quar.)
Stores
Crush
$75c
common
America
Products
3-28
?
r
Tractor,
of
7-13
1
5-15
3-30
$1.13
i-'nar.t_>^^_l-_
Coronation credit Corp., Ltd,
4-16
1
4-16
"20c
$1.04
dividend)
Transportation Lines
9
5-1
4-16
6-
■
(stock
Co.
Corn.
Crossett Co.,
5-
5-15
j5-15"
70c
(quar.>___-_
•Continental
5-18
$31c"
5-15
4--8
$1.12%;/ t 7- 2
Bank
3-19
;
;;
$iy
Insurance
/ 4-
4-30
1
5-. 1
6- 1
1
4-16
____.
Engineering
Insurance
Controls Co.
6-15
.6-
$5c-'
4-25
■i'.yyv
(quar.)___
(Chicago)
Lire
4-27
$37 %c
(quar.)
Commerce—
Ltd.
&
National
Motors
9
55c
4-
"
(quar.)
4-
l /
1
20c
'
(Chicago)
3-19
5-
44--
5-
37Vic
u
Continental
4-9
$10c
Ltd._
(quar.)J
Corp.
Aviation
7-31
$10c
4-
1
5-1
57VaC'*
y
nnar.)_
Continental
9
Cornet
(s-a)_
5-
50c;
30c
i;
'
.
______a________
4-18
;
Corp.,
Assurance
Continental
1
5-1
$50c
(quar.)
4-18
"eoc
finer.-quar.)
common
-
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
Continental
1'. ,■ 4- 9
4-
y
preferred
$4.16
j:-(Chicago)
:•
4-30
■:
Mines,
(qnar.).______i.*r
.4-20
l
*:
y
innar.i^
common
preferred
$4.52
-
stock
common-
Ohio
&
Power,
$4.50
Corn
(quar.)—*
Light,
1
•
12rl5
Qt,:
Corp.' (quar.)
(increased
Casualty
5-
$$1.25
Scott
Asbestos
Celotex
•
Consumers
Coal
Illinois
5-1
33c
12 Vic
&
1
7%c
preferred (quar.)_i__.
Royalty Oil Co.__
i
Co itinental
aic
12 '/aC
(quar.)
1
912-
9-15
.
$50cfr
convertible
.
Continental
5-
1
6-
6-15
Mills,; Ltd.—
4- 9
5-1
4-27
5-
4-17
$1.2$
Gas
3-22
5-
'■
5-15
Y.)—
(N.
Textiles
4-17
5-15
'
150C-:
/
51%C;!'
Yellowknife
Natural
Consolidated
Insurance—
common
v.
47Vac
Laundries
3-19
V
3-20
-5-15
$20c, >: 5-1
yy
z
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-20 V.
..
3-20
\4-12
4-20
,
10c
;
.',-5
preferred (s-a)_^____
Consolidated Water-- Co.; class- A
-
4-13
3iy4c
Stone,
4-30
12 Vic
■
(quar.)_.
Consolidated
3-31
y
2
3-22
4-25
:.]=V-;$8C
i
(quar.f
Consolidated
k 3-30
-
4-16
200%
;
(N.
5-1
3-22
V
Consolidated
8-15
4-20
3-30
4:
■
11-15
18c
Life
4-16
4-16
4
;
-y-y:
%
3-30
.5-1
''51c.v
Co
5-
y
-
$i.3iy4:.
(quar.)
Edison
5- 4
4-16
"
-
Discovery
Consolidated
v'
4-16
8c
(Toronto)
preferred
1
6-1
4-30
.
$i.37y2V"
Assn.
1
5-15
25c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Co.,
Life
5-1
6-
3%
G.% Ltd., common (quar.)_______
Light & Power Co.—
Consolidated
3-30
4-16 ;•■
■
4q
Extra
Cedar
4-19
$1,121/2
pfd.
dividend)
Ltd. .(quar.)__
_"
Ltd., new com. (initial;.
Clinchfield
dividend) :yy
3.-30
•
'y 30C
y
3-30
5-
1
5-15
15c
iqud.-. i
National
Continental
Inc.
Caterpillar
4-19
30c
35c
(quar.)
•
•
2
5%
6c
(quar.)
■
1
37 Vic
(p>»«r.
;
2
25c.
preferred
Cassiar
12-31
4-
preserved
preferred
9--1
;;4-20
5-
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)____
$1.90
4-10
4-12
5-10
>
$15c v':
(quar.)
preferred^ (quar.)
"
Power
(quar.)_
preferred
:5-n
75c
..
of
pfd.
Corp.—
$2.04
12- 1
,
;
410c
:
:
Casa International
4-16
7-14
10-15
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
Avalon
Carson,
4V2%
5
5c
—____________
Extra
Automobile
$150
s%
}25c
_
(8tocK>#iviaena;_
Co.,
convertible
Automated
1
Gas
$2.00
12-18.
/
1'"" i
30c
Ltd
Cos.,
Guaranteed
4-25
5-
Machinery
series
"
Co.,
Carolina
■
•:/'
-
^ 6-13
4-16 '
50C
:
(quar.)
'
Investments
Carolina,
4-12
5-10
30c
;
Ltd
Year-end
-
$2.50
Conn
'3-31
-
6
4-20
-
4-30
Connecticut
2
6-15
6-n
.
3iy4c
v
Bank
Co.,
4-12
1
'
~
9
Co.—
Industries. Ltd.,
Oil
Caressa,
4-27
6-29
$1.18%
(s-a)__
C
12'/aC
Investments, Ltd.
Salt
Conital
RR—
preferred
Ltd.,
Imperial
Quarterly
4-12
1
6-
$1 v
22 l/a
--'^\5c;' "%5iy
3iy4c" r 6-
(stock
5-1
8C
(quar.)___.
"
(quar.)_
General
Canadian
4-2
5-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
preferred
:
(stock
Co.,
$2.06
4-
:
4-20
6-30
15c
Assn.
Cut
■'
-
'
Canafund
4-17
House
Edison
Natural
Confederation
3-28
4-16
•
"'j 2% /
;
(s-a)
&
Bronze
Canadian
5-18
30c
(quar.)
4-16 ;
v
4-
4-
1
:j'.;3iy4c:,;
(quar.)
4-20
-
12-31
%
•
pfd.
Crushed
Canadian
-
1
10%
Insurance
$4.25
4-16
1
5-
3l%c
State
Machine
Canadian
per
.
$1.20
5%
5-11
10c
4-
6-30
■
5-11
6-
i3c
5-
$1.12ya
$1.12 '/a
-
approved
a
2-for-l
their annual meeting)..
at
Fire
3-19
6-
5%
6
-4-2
^
4-30
"25a
dividend
Canadian
3-23
:
l v
4*16
6-13
1
;
'15c 'j
(quar.)
4-,6
5-
12 Mac
.___iu
(quar.)
Canadian
(quar.)
4-30 ;
ny4c
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
;
Corp.,
preferred
o>/2%
——
4-
5-
'5-
.
(Increased quar.)
Drug
Shoe
Compo
5-. l"-y
3-30
J: 4.-19
;;-5-1
$1.25",
—_—___,
$1.25
Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd.__
Commonwealth Stock Fund—•
;
%
Telephone—
preferred
-25c
V; (Quarterly from investment income)_i___/
Commonwealth Tiieatres Puerto Rico (quar.)
■.
25c
common
$1.25
3-31
Atlas
Atlas
3-30
5-1
share)
•
•
25c
•
.
(quar.)
Canada
of
'
Atlantic
4-16
4-16
Products
non-cumulative
Atlantic
4-19
31,
Tax
•
5c
—
Campbell Red Lake Mines. Ltd.
Campbell Soup Co.
(quar.)
.
Dec.
about
"
1
6-30
87 Vic
<initial)_.
common
5.25%
4-13
•
preferred
Campbell
Ordinary
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.
Athpy
Products
Corp.
louar
5%
1
b2 Va c
ended
be
Associated Stationers Supply
Atlantic
5-
43 %c
Income
year
British
3-15
New
3-30
.
(quar.)
split
-
payment
4-16'
iy2%'
(Stockholders
4-19
;quar.;_.
4-10
■'
^
preferred
5-
•;'5rl5:
$50c s
(initial)
common
Camden
4-19
1
$i.3iy4
common
Commonwealth
"
New
4-13
1
12 Vac:
Industries, Ltd.
After
4.75%
4-27
65-
165c
(quar.)
Electric
1961.
Atlantic
4-16
t32V'2C
(quar.)
Commerce
4-10
4-27
$25c
30c*
(quar.)_._
Packing Corp. (quar.)__
Stock
4-10
8c-
6-8
Conduits
L—
Power
"j 5-10
25c /
;
6- .6
:,5-10
y 3oc
■
(quar.)
1
00
9c
(quar.)
Clearing
4-10
6-ii;
(quar.),—
California-Western
3-21
(quar.;
preferred
Gooas,
38%%
.
1
1
(quar.)
Commerce
1
4-25
5-24
' : 6-1 ;
50c
,,
—______
common-
Engineering
5-1
tax)
(increased-quar.)
(initial)—
$1.32
3
4-16
,
4
Concord
coin,
$1.24
4-19
20c
preferred
Associated
4-
1
5-
3%
Combustion
7-2
\iJ'
\
(quar.)—,
.
,
Combined
Products, Ltd.— h-L;
$1.20
3
5-
:
...
Corp.
Corp.
7%
Dry
4-16
5-
10c
(quar.)
Water,
4-
,
.
3
$1.12 Va
(quar.>_
(quar. )___
(quar.);
Agrochemical
4-
62 Mzc
(quar.)
Arizona
2
t62yac
$62 Vic
common
preferred
income
corp.
4-10
4-16
t$1.37ya
preierreu
shill¬
(one
ended Sept.
year
Fund
California
,
(accum.)
4'/a%-
Ltd.,
4-
4-16
^
Corp.___
Physics (stock dividend)
$2.50
•
1
4-23
'
Arts
Applied
5-
t$.007
-
(quar.)
pfd. B
bearer
(quar.)
Electric
4-20
'7-
(Atlanta)—
f
Corp.,
4-20
5-15
50c
/
—Lh $1.12'/a
87»/ac
(quar.)
income)
Gas,
Plastics
5-
-
2%
jquar.)_
preferred
California
>
4-
$20c
(stock' dividend)
4-10
2nd pfd. for each
par
preferred
Industries
$3
4-10
1
135c-
1
&
S--1'•
:,<■
$1.06
$1.20
(stock
Morrill
California Water &
.
share
'
&
California
5-10
1
(quar.)
B
Stock
1
J.)—
A
Inc.
Corp. (quar.)
Calgary & Edmomon
Calgary Power. Ltd.,
1
5-
5c
class
L.),
(quar.)
gtd.
-
4-30
Combined Enterprises,. Ltd. (quar.)_____
Enterprises (quar.)_.;_i
;
3-27
22C
CTS
4-13
5-
7'/2C
5-
Oil
Col'Hnbia, Pictures
8-21
11-19
4-23'
82 Vic
—
5%, preferred
CMP
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Ltd.,
6:
172c
____
Development,
I
1,-
4-11.
6-15
Louis
(quar.)_______
By-Products
Colorado
Consolidation
3-30
4-27
6-
_
5
$56M.c - r
—
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
Class
3-22
6-22
;
t30c
(quar.)_
•
(quar.)__
preferred
Chemical
25c
Colorado
•
4-18
4-25
50c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Quarterly
1
4-20
25c
(quar.)
&
Anglo-Newfoundland
Anken
(Waco)
20c
Products
Clayton
preferred
$2.90
4- 6
4-
5-
~50c Ix.
i
(quar.)
-__
Anglo-Canadian
4-30
4-30
5%
Insurance
Corp
$1.75
__
1
4
25c
St.
com.
Insurance
(from
8-15
11-15
5-
•
..
5-21
6-
87 Vic
4
Byer-Roinick Hat (quar.)
Byers (A. M.V Co. (quar.)
^
Byllesby (H. M.),^5% pfd. (quar.)
Co.—
split
Fund
8-31
C
12c
Mortgage Service___^_-__^__;_^___/
Colonial Growth & Energy Shares—
"3
/"(Quarterly from realized gains)____:
y'$i.05 <
;
3-30
9-
$12'/aC
.Bush; Terminal -Co.
Smelting & Refining—
preferred (quar.)
7%
Forest
&
*
Colonial
5-15
$1.25
Chicago
-
4-f 7
11-30
50c
—
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Inc., common—
V/2%
preferred
(quar.)
; 4 '/a % preferred (quar..\__
American
American
(quar.)
Burrus Mills,
*
9-10
.
"4.
10c
—.
British
1'idgec Finance Plan,
6-11
$1.25
(E.
Burnham
4-16
6-20
4-25
25c
—
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-10"
1
11-30
$1.25
12'/2
(quar.)_____—
Life
'6-
1
5%
States
7-10
10-10
$1.25
—
College Life Insurance Co. of America
(Indianapolis)
Colonial Finance, .5% preferred (quar.)——
<4-10
4-16
25c
^____
dividend)
Buchanan Steel Products
(quar.)
Buckeye , Steel
Castings—i——
9-10
'
'
15c
_'
the
for
of
,
Bruce
tAmerican President Lines—
5 7o
1
Columbia Sugar Refineries—
Preferred (quah)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)
2
4-16
-
income).
Insurance
4-20"
S«' '>45C'
(quar.)
:
ordinary
Columbia
j:.;
-
Fire
class
—u
fr»e
Co.
Cincinnati,
7-31
10-31
1-31-63
Colonial
(quar.)
pence
1
4
4-10
$1.25
(quar.)__
British
4- 2
Inc.—
investment
net
and
one
1931
t>-
9-
4-30
25c
(quar.)_.
Co.
(quar.)
•
Controller
$3.50
'
ing,
7
5c
from
National
6
4-10
4-30
2%
^.___
Registered
6
30c
American
3-20
$1.25
Quarterly
1-
Mutual
3-20
4^16
(s-a)_,
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
C.)
dividend
American
>vr 4-16
6-15
9-18
25c
quar.)____.
...
preferred
Colorite
Products
—
Increased annually
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
"3-20
L-
$1.80 pxd.
—
32 Vi c
(Wash.,
4-16
$1,469
______
3ft.
W.
Co.,
(Initial
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. 7%
4% special gtd
*3-20
Bralorne Pioneer Mines. Ltd.
•
dividend
•
6
$1.25
5-31
20c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
$4.50
preferred,: (quar.)
3-15
4-16
6-15
■
2
11-
20c
Investing
Ry.,
Tobacco
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Bowman
3-30
4-13
$ / 5n 1
6-
4-16
27V2C
Edison,' common (increased quar.)__
preferred (quar.) J—:__
">
4.78% preferred (quar.)_
Bowl-Mor Co., com. (Stock; dividend)
8-31
:
b 6-27
.$1.50
4.25 %
(Orlando, Fla.)—•
Stock
Furniture,
W.)
Bros.
3 Vfe %
5-31
25c
Cleveland,
5
4-
Boston
Quarterly
Clark
5-
3-30
(quar.).;
Borg-Warner
rm.;—
9
4-16
1
City
5-15
—__
Oil
8-31
11-21
20c
Corp.
preferred
...5%
4-20
v
—
Water
Boise Cascade Corp.
4-6
6-
5%
•
6-15
y.4-13
25C
4-17
25c
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
&
(E.
dividend)
Saco
&
Quarterly
4-10
4-27
30c
—
4-16
7%c
,
Cotton
9-20
$1.25
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry<
5 % ipreferred
(quar*)
—
r
___________
$1.25"
(quar.
25c
6
4-30
r
1
25c
3-31
< •
A
Stero
Quarterly
6.:
,5-1
V,
6-
Quarterly
Coastal
4-10
5-
Chickasha
5-15;
•
5-15
20c,
—
Blue Bell, Inc." (quar.)_
4-20
5-
•
.$1.56 Mi',
(quar.;
(quar.)_
Class A- (stock
Bloch
.
$6.25
5-
$17 Vac "
■
Bliss
3-31
5-
f 50c
37J/2C
1
9c
___—«_—
preferred
Biederman
5-11
4-30
45c
-
—
4%
Biddeford
.
5-11
1
5-31
__
(quar.)
&
4"4-
2
6r 1
20c
—
preferred
Churchill
Bicor Automation Industries—
4-20
1
6-
"
10c
(quar.)——,
(quar.)
5-
■' -V 7-
.
7C
•
3-30
75c
(quar.)________—
$1.25
Van
C<l
n
"
1
15c.
.
6-21
4
RR.
4-13
5-
>
40c
.
,
(quar.)
(initial)———
com.
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred' (quar.) _/—
/ 6 % preferred (quar.)
:
3-22
'•
f57c
.
Mfg.
new
5%
I
—
Inc.,
■
3
$1.25
Pacific
(quar.)
4-13
-
5-1
$62 VaC
e
-4-13
4-27
$12'/a c
common..,
4-
(Increased-quar.)
4-13
4-27
•
1
5%
preferred A. (quar.)
;
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—
8
4-
4-30
20c
28Vic
_____
6-
'
5-
5-
•
'
'
$25c
(quar.)——
4J/2 %
2nd
preferred
iquar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber
(quar.)
American
4-27
Ltd.—
preferred
Paper, Ltd.,
1
4-30
55c
4-27
:
4-20
20cJ 5
_____
Bacoa.^^-___——.
Alterman Foods, Inc.
(quar.)
&
.
(quar.)-,.—
(quar.)_—
•"7-
.1%
(quar.)
common
currency) *
Frocks, Inc. (quar.)
Berkshire Gas, common (quar.)
5-15
5-17
6c %
Allyn &
Power
A
'
Corp.,
preferred A
conv.
4-16
'■* 4-27
25c
;'
75C
iquar.)-«wU^--------^---^^(quar./
______
Co.
dividend
Berkshire
'
preferred
2%
7y2c
5%'
3-31
4-27
121/acV1'
—
——
intercontinental Corp. (s-a)
_•
Telephone Co. cf Canada,.Ltd. (quar.)
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—
; (Payment
of 23
centavos in Philippine
4-18
6%
dividend)-—
9
A
5-15
•
4-9
1
5-
'./'•- 10c
(initial-annual)
common
4-
4-16
1550'
Bell
3-19
5-15
Allied
new
•/"
40c
(quar.)
Bell
4-20
—
A.
(quar.)—
Storage (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, 1% pfd. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware &, Mlg.
Gas
6%%
iquar.)
N.
(stock
Products
Bekins
10-23
'
i2 Vic
Paper Mfg.. class A
(quar.)
Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
preferred A (quar.)— ____—— f$i.56y4
$$1.43%
5%%. preferred B (quar.)—
—Algoma central & Hudson Bay ny.—
Albemarle
Common
Oil
Behlen
10-23
50c
Alberta
Corp.,
Bearings,
7-23
$1
—---
Co.
Scotia
Baystate Corp> (quar.)
Seam' (James B.) Distilling
7-23
50c
Class
4-20
Class
T-23
;
25C
Transit
Nova
30c
87'/aC
preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Class
4-13
3-28
„
Ry.
3Vi%
V: 12-31
5-15
4-16
.65(5
ntt
(quar.)___
of Virginia
Ohio
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
4'/2c
(N. Y.)^
(quarterly irqm
Inc.
Income)
Chesapeake Corp.
9-23
1 -15-63
Bathurst
7-23
50c
10-15
$1.50
4V2%
4-23
i
8-1
$1.50
/ Stock
,
5-
/■' 8-
-
j
Caliiornia
4-23
$1
(quar.)
Basic
4-23
50c
A|Hquar.)_.—_____
4-10
6-29
(quar.)
of
;
4-23
:
4-30
7-13
preferred
of
'
•
10c
1
;
Barry-Wright Corp. (quar.)
Barton's Candy Corp. (quar.)
4-16
1
1
"'
$1.50
Fund,
investment
When
Share
Bank
Manhattan
Chemical
11-30
preferred
Banlife
3-21
5-
}■:
$1;
1 '
8-31
;
12-17
6%
Barber
4-16
1
6-
V
9-17
-
Name of Company
Chase
Chesapeake
Bank
2
4-20
5-
6c
—r
iquar.j__~—
B
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
.
Per
of Rec.
6-15
-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Bank
5-15
4-30
By-Proaucts—
Class
.
Holders
Payable
40c
Piano—
preferred
Baltimore
4-18
1
6-25
4-16
28c
■;!
A
Class
5-
5c
-----
Corp.i_--_-W--^----------
Air Control Products
4-11
5c
'
Alabama
quar.)__
6%
,
3-30
4-25
15C
(quar.)
Aeronca M.g.,
5Vi% preferred (accum.)—-Affiliated Fund
(from net investment in¬
come»
4-25
t
8C
—-
18c
Industries
Plastics
6%
4-30
5-15
ic
Benbow
Admiral
Baldwin
——
R.), Inc.
Adams-Millis Corp.
Admiral
When
Share
„
(initial
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
of Rec.
Payr.ole
10c
(A.
Adirondack
of Company
Corp.
,
Holders
When
Per
Share
Fund
Aberdeen
Bacardi
40c
of Company
AMT Corp.
Abrams
Name
not yet
preceding table.
Name
Chronicle
*i
•
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
The Commercial and Financial
•»
\
■r
Union
Finance
Stock
Co.
A
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
•
(quar.)_—__——.—_____
Yard
(quar.)
•
6-
2
'5-
7
25c
6-
2
5-
7
$2
6-
2
5-
7
(quar.)—_______
•si
6-1
5-15
_
25c
5-
4-16
—
8
Volume. 195
Number 6151
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1811)
•
Diebold,
of Company
Inc.,
(4-for-3
new
stock
Dielectric
55c
Per
•
,
Name
(initial-quar.)
com.
'
1-7
preferred (quar.)
S.) & Sons Stores Co.
(J.
Shares,
investment
Dixie
Dominion
rublic
Telephone
4-16
3-31
$2
4-19
5-10
4-10
4-
5-
7V2c
4-16
Ltu.,
5-15
4-27
2nd preference
(quar.i
Dominion Foundries & Steel.
4 Vb 7o
preferred
(quar.)
1
4-30
5-
$20c
Industries
series)
%
$lbc
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
5-15
4-25
31 V4c
; *5-15
25c
5-15
5.20%
of
preferred
Dominion
5%
&
-50c
55-
4-13
1
62 Vac
1
$1.25
4-16
3-31
Linoleum
.
;
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
&
&
Coal
Ltd.
I
V;
Chemical, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Textile, Ltd.. common
preferred
(quar.)
Donnacona Paper (qu&r.)„
$20c
Dover
Industries
Dragon
Ltd;
from
(quar.
4-16
3-29
5%
•5.10'%
2l/ac
4-23
3-
10c
4-27
lOc
4-30
4-
2
du
(quar.)
& Supply Co.
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd., common
Pont of
du
Pout
15c
1.) ae Nemours & Go.-—-,
$4.50 preferred > (quar.),^,^^-.^,^^-$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Mllner
class
Corp.,
5%
A
4-25
4-10
4-10
Stock
5-15
Gibvaltar
-Stock
$0
>
7Vic
6-
1
•
31V4C
6-15
5-31
$.0105
4-25
4-10
(quar.)
m
50c
4
East
.
(quar.)
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
Financial .Corp;
'$$1.-75
L—,w
•."'
(quar.
Eastern States Corp., $7
pfa. A
$6 preferred B (accum.)
;
Laboratory, Inc.
preferred.* (s-fc>,,-
4%%
Edisc.n
Sault
Eichlcr
Electric
l.*
Consolidated
Corp.,
Electrographic. Corp?
Electronic
Empire
State
Oil
class
Corp.
*
27Vic
5-
1
12Vic
,
Associates
^toclrfyplders: approved
&
Class
A
'.
6-11
•
a
•
dividend
Stock
Golden
4%
6-11
5-21
4-30
4-12
4-30
4-12 i
ingtcn,
4-30
4-17 :
4-10
6-
1
5-11
4-26
4-11
-'30c
4-27
4-13
25c
4-27
4-13
5c
4-25
4-
Engelhard Industries (quar.):
_______
20c
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
;..50c
Esquire, Inc.
(stock
dividend^—4%
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)l._
Executive Equipment
(quar.)
New
3-31
______
-
•v
-
.»
•
<
(initial
Tncreased; quarterly
h—
■
Co.,
River
Family
6 %
GftS
Record
Farmers
&
preferred
Plan
Traders
(Syracuse)
(quar.)
$1.50
5-
Oo,v (quar.)45c
(initial)
Life
American. Insurance
Great
r
;
4-13
5-
5-15
4-30
7-
15c *
,
1
Southern
(N. Y.). (quar. )
Great'Northern-Ry.-'(quar,)_,b—^'_™_
$7.50
1
Life
Federal
Corp.
12 Vic
Insurance
Federal
Grosa
Telecastingj
6-
(monthly)
Growers
Guaranty
Trust
5-15
4-30
Gulf
Insurance
Metal
Mfg.
Capital
(quar.)
Fund
dividend),,,,
Financial
General Corp., common
preferred A'(quar.).
_'
Financial Industrial Income Fund
(quar.),,
Fireman's
Fund
Firestone
&
(S. F.)
Rubber
First Camden National Bank
>
& Trust
(N.
Quarterly
Connecticut
Co;
First
;
Small
25c
3-30 "
3-28
4-
>
5
Business
Investment
;
.
(quar..).
6%-
Corp.
of
the
4-16
3-30
Harris-Teeter
3-26
Hart,
6-15
Hartfield
Harsco
West—
First
First
First
dividend
National
Bank
(Chicago*
(quar.i,,,.
National Citv Bank 'N. Y.)
National Credit Bureau—
Stock
Firsc
5%.
7-
(quar.),,
75c
Stock
2%
Construction (iniuial)
dividend
Union
Realty
(OhioI__
gc
.'
i
Stock
Corp.
Franklin
Fraser
Free
Co.
of
pfd.
Canada
(quar.),,,,
.
(quar.)
Comnanies,
State
Geduld
4-19.
3-29
4-16
4-2
$30c
4%
preferred
Corp..
Fulton
Market
Futterman
amounting
(quar.),,
Cold
class A
A
A
8
I
monthly]
(reduced
(monthly),.,.,
'•
,'r
5%
Gateway
Transportation
General
60c
81
Acceptance
preferred
preferred
General
$4.50
General
General
Goods,
new
(initial)
(initial)—.
;
>
.
(quar.)
preferred
Bakeries,
Electric
4-20
,
s
Investors—
15C
Mfg.
Sugar
Home
Holt
4'•
Ball
5-15
4-27
4-27
S1.12V2
„•
Hoc
(quar.),,
50c
4-11
3-16
General
Mills,
Motors
Inc.
V
Corp.,. $3.75
*
pfd,-(quar.)__I
•
1
4-16
5-15
4-30
$1
5-
1
4-10
933/4c
5-
.
preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.)_.s
com.
Inc.
(quar.
Co.
(quar.)_,Y—____
5-15
4-3
7
.
L___,
3-21
4-24
;
7Vac-
v
4-17
6-15
$3c
2'/be
(NmYtJ-r
1
4-16
$3c
.
4-16
3-30
l7Vac
4-16
3-30 '
50c
4-30
4-13
5- 1
70c
4-16
4-
95c
6-
5-14
-
3%%
•
;
:
$$1.25
•
1
5-15
r
5-
4
4-19
$1.50
4-
4-16
4-
6
preferred
5-
1
Kostin
t
4-13
5-21
Kroger
4-24
4-28
••
3-26
Co.,
Class
Ltd.
(stock
common
Co,
60c
4-16
4-
5
20c
4-25
4-
3
Labatt
(John)
Class
5-
1
A
Lamston
4-20
A
4-30
3%
4-11
4-30
v
4-
2
•
Refrigerator
Ltd.
5-
1
q!'4-24
5-
1
4.-1B
4-30
4-2
Lee
5-15
4-25
Leeds
2-28-63
•V
ll'"""
2-
6'/4%
'
4
4-16
5-
20c
5-
7
Limitee,
(M.
H.),
Co.
(Del.)
4-16
5C
1
Lear,
preferred
7
';; .5%
preferred
(quar.>___:
preferred
:
^(quar.
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.—
:
1
4-6
14c
5-1
4-6
10c
.4-30
4-20
$1.75
5-
1
4-16
5-21
4-30
$ltVac
&
%
2-for-l
10-15
.5-25
5-11
Leslie
:7
12-17
A
$10c
(quar,),.
4-25
4-
6-
5-18
12Vbc
;
I
5
Ltd.-—
Corp,
7
:
10c
4-16
4-
8c
-
»
4-16
3-19
2
:v:7'
;
4-10
5-15
& Tire
Corp.,,
7Vac
to
to
will
held
spit
the
April
26
Co.
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
on
7
►
;'.7-''." ^
7--.-Y"'
a
77''■■■':%■'7
Lerner Stores Corp, 4'/2%
Salt
4-10
at
shares
-
•
on
vote
4-13
4-25
31V4C
be
basis)
5-11
4-30
31V4c
(quar.)
(stockholders
meeting
::
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
proposal
Stock
:Y;5-
12-31
6-11
special
Y 10 25
25c
5-30
A
100%
9-14
4-30
B
a
1
9-28
10c
preferred
on
8
6-15
,
10c
preferred
7-16
65-
.
(quar.)
Northrup Co.
4-14
1
6-29
V 25c
Y
(quar.)
5%
a
7-
5-15
25c
(incr. quar.))
$31'/4c
Rubber
pfd. (quar.)
(reduced-quar.),^
$$1.12J/2
5-
.
Levine's,
4-18
1
3-30
5-
1
5-
1
4-30
6-15
4-30
10c
4-18
3-30
$35c
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
7-
2
6-15
4-16
3-30
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
5-
4-20
6-15
2%
4-14
1
15c
dividend
1
5-15
7
3-30
,
4-30
2-28-63
5-
4%
1
4-
7-
V
7
6
2-
partic.
4
Life
Assurance
Stock
4-14
Lincoln
y4-13
tral
6-15
y4-l3
Lincoln
5-
1
4-16
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
4-19
3-27
1
4-13
Lincoln
6-29
6-14
Lobitos
9-28
9-13
12-28
12-13
—
—
25c
5-
Lincoln
$1.25
15c
•
5-
1
(quar.)
$3.50
of
:
$48c
(S.
C.)
(quar.),,
(increased;
5c
17%c
—
2%
Life
Printing, new
Co.
01
'
Insurance
Co.
common
Rochester
Co
3-30
4-
5-
4-10
(initial quar.)
5c
1
5-1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
87Vac
5-
1
4-16
—55c
5-
1 %
(quar.).
Trust
2
-Fort
(quar.)
1
4-13
60c
6-1
5-4
—
(quar.)
Oilfields,
4-30
4-16
Cen¬
—
dividend
preference
Ltd.—
deposit
(final
receipts
approximately
share)
Trust
(quar.)
35c
25c
&
(quar.)
American
4-13
(Pa.)
Bank
National
Stock
f.
Co.
York
Wayne)
$5c
-
A
dividend
National
New
$20c
—
pref.
.
Liberty Real Estate Trust
6-15
$1
(ounr. 1
Participating
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
2
4-13
7-31
10%
$*P0)
7%
Inc.
Link-Belt
(quar.),:
1
5-1
'quar.)
Leece-Neville
-
preferred
9-
14c
Bowler
&
7-25
$20c
Financial
Inc.
4-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-1
12-
I2V2C
class
Inc.
5%
3-30
5-22
:7/
;
5%
6-15
9-15
:
55c
split)
3-16
7
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
4.26
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Laurentiae
35c
dividend)
stk.
2
3-16
8V4c
& Company (quar.)
Lanvin Parlums. Inc.
SI.25
class
-4-
;'v 8%c
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
Class A (quar.)
4%
(2-for-l
Co.
4-16
4-26
t
10c
La Crosse Cooler
7
$1.25
Ltd,
2
30c
.„
4-10
5%
(reduced),
Production
3-
*'
;
1
(quar.)
pfd.
4-19
-
5-
(stock dividend)
4%
9-15
12-15
•
10c
—
6-15
1
4-10
3%
*
7-2
10-
1-2-63
Y.)—
(monthly),^
4-10
25c
(quar.),,
4-10
5-10
8'/4c
1
15c
Lighting & Power,
' B
(N.
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(Initial quar.)
37 Vbc
York
1
1
i2'/bc
7
—
1
(stock dividend)
Corp.
2%
(quar.)i____
Company—
Krylon,
:
Inc.
i
2nd
25c
New
of
87'/ac
3%
imonthly>_,
Corp.
5-14
3-30
6-
VaQ
87VaQf
5-
Bearing
&
7%
B
1
•
5-
87
5-
dividend)
(quar.).
Co.
,7
(quar.),
dividend,
Class
Y
8c
prefer red. (quar.
preferred (quar.)
f
2
35c
'
8c
..
Kimberly+Clark
'7.
6+
5-14
-;r
Biologicals,
Quarterly
Quarterly j
Quarterly
Koppers Company, class A
'
5-14
...
3 % %
5-25
5-14
1
.
50c
Corp.—
1
1
4-16
:
^
4-10
.
6-
$l,12Va
;
(Quar.),
5
6-
$1.08%
(quar.)
Southern Ry.
l
6-
$1,05 7
,,T
Monthly
;
Monthly
Kellogg Company—
.3-31
6-11
$1
(quar.)__l
(quar.)
4-10
Winston, Inc. (quar.)
Corp, common (quar.),:
&
Co.
preferred
City
preferred
; Kavanau
4-13
4-16
:
Paper
$0,076
per
payment
depositary
_n,__
6-21
4-27
40c
5-
4-16
10c
4-16
,
4-17
(quar.)
5-
15c
5-
6634 c
&
Huttig Sash & Door
r"
/
—,—14%.
Light—
&
Knickerbocker
.'
Hughes-Gwens
.;
;; 6-12
4-25
4-15
i
4-20
(quar.)
5 %
.,.2,.
4-10
5-25
Co.__,
preferred
25c
Shop pes, InC;,
Class B
.
Electric Co., Ltd.— -" W'v
'
;
Ordinary (a dividend of 3% for the year
ending March 31, 1962 free from Brit•
ish income tax)
General
(stk.
dividend-^l^,,—,,,^,^-^,,,-,
Hussman
2
4-26
4-20
1
' «.' L
,bii—
33/4%>
7
1
3-30
;
Land
Hugoton
7-
6
9
6-
8-24
b
Light
Renfrew
Houston
General
;
Hot
5
i.
44-
m.5-
-Insurance—
preferred
4.50%
7
.10%
(2-for-l stk. split)
Corp, class A
Insurance
Stock
4-18
'
(quar.)
,4-14-
Layne
(quar.)
Rinehart
Hoover
6-15
5-15
25c
;
L(d._..__
Co.
Seal
5%>preferred
4-15
V
5-21
5-21
4-19
;
lOc
4-17
—
(quar.)
Industrial
Electric
Holly
5-15
^
-
4.20%
f7, 4.35%
56'Ac
(quar.)
4-
121/2C
•
;
.
Inc.—
4-16
'
Corp.—
1
1
.
$1.25
preferred
(quar.),,
Hobart
3
4-12
1
4-27
20c
■
9-10
to approval),
dividend),,
Quarterly
4-13
Y-
6-
5-21
$1.25
City Power & Light
3.80%
preferred V(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.),,
Lamontague
HoF.
4-25
5-
$1.25
Higbie
4-30
.,1
Corp.
(stock
dividend),,,,
King-Seeley Thermos Co. (increased quar.),,
Kingsport Press (quar.)
^—
3-31
>
4-13
1
6-1
i
5c
(quar.)„«
3Va%
ti30c
-
Corp.,^_____b^—----—
7
4-13
.
6-
44c
56V4C
4-10
8c
I
(quar.)
American
(stock
Products,
A
preferred
Horizon
Sporting
1
&
5-15
30c''
Inc.-, (quar.)______i._
Gateway
■:W:V
1
1
5-
.•
1V2 %
(stock dividend),
7.
4
,
2yac
75c
Hermetic
4-30
2
4-13
1
5-
39c
(quar.),*,,^.,,,,
5-
1
5-
35%c
Lang
Hercules Powder Co., com.
5-31
6-30
6-
,912-
' •.
dividend),,__
1
5C
6-10
'•>
(quar.),,,
6-
5-31
6-11
;: 5*
.
(quar.),,
Logan.
Kalamazoo
12-10
IOC
4-25
5c
5-2
Kansas
2
35c
Heritage
9
1
6-1
$1.06
i 40c
._r
Co.,,_
comnron
Co,
3-20
.
1
3-30
(quar.),
Mfg.' (stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
Holt Renfrew & Co, Ltd. (quar.)
5c'-1
5-
f
:
•
•
85c
;
1
7-
•
Inc.
(Thomas)
4-
4-16
4-13
:
4-16
6-21
7-
7-10
5%
4
25c
4-17
4-
D.),
Manufacturing
4-25'r
1
,
Y
Mfg.
Inc,
Jonathan
Joy,
•<
?■
4-16
7-10
24
$1.25
7c
1
•••<
4-16
;
subject
4%%
Co,
Gallon
Quarterly
6-
. 5+314
4va.iidJa
4-30
'
•
$1
:
(monthly),.
Class
Gamble-Skogmo,
split
preferred
Hilo
L
Storage
Class
7%
to
(monthly).,.
Corp.,
1
-
4-30
2c
^
*
—
.
Horizon Land Corp.'
-
Frouge
stock
Hercules
approxi¬
mately $0,443 per depositary share•
Frisch's Restaurant
(quar.):
.'V, 15c
Frosst (Charles E * Ar Co.. class A (quar.),. ;
15c
•
(4-for-l
Heppenstall
1
-5rtt4
-
(Waiter E..); Co.—
3-29
Mines, Ltd.—
payment
;
(quar.)f.
^
Hays Corporation-.— '
5%- preferred (quar.),__l_„._____,_
4-10
5-
3-15
3-15
Illinois
(quar.)
common
Qlass B iquai-a
Johnny-On-Tbe-Spot Central, Ine.
h
Quarterly.
5-10
-
f
•
Industries
4-12
4-27
-
30c
'.
' "
(quar.) 1
5-
25c
4-16
$1.09
62c
preferred
4-20
20c
(quar.),,.
Ltd.
(quar.)___
3-31
4-16
?
,
(Long Island, N. Y.)
;
Stores Corp.
the
.■
yf,i flOc
common,:
Light, com.
4.50%
5-
27Vic
4-13
4%
(quar.)
6-20
t'l/Jfic
to
approval by Apr.
15c
(stock
Inc.
Electric
Heller
•
3-30
1
:
$C0c
(quar.)^
dividend
Kansas
:
preferred
20c
-
3-31
.
.
4-16
175c
(qi.ar.i_
-(increased)
Tea
4-25
(quar.)
-r
4-13
4-26'
1
,
7Vac
subject-
Comm.
Jockey Club, Ltd,
Common (quar.)
4-20
(increased)^.-
.Hartford 'Stream: Boiler. Inspection
rj 'l Insurance (quar.)
-4-12
1
3-31
5-
'
:
4-27
1
-
preferred (quar.)
5-10.
;
Markets
Marx
&
4;96%
25c
(quar.),__.
•
3TVfec;v'
40c
i
iquar.)
Stores.
2%
'
(s-a)________
A
common
National Bank
(Final
:
4-30
5%
.-•■
-
5%
Glass,
Quarterly
Franklin
5-1
Super
Corp.
Henry's Drive-In, Inc.
dividend
Foundation
5-15'
1
Utilities—
Flying Tiger Line,
Fram
5-
5-
$1 37'%
c-
;
4-20
4-20
17c
$1.75
4%
:j
,
$1.25
Controls,
Hayes
Sterling, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.),,
First Surely Corp. (stock dividend)
Fosier-Fcrbes
1
dividend
preferred
Stock
3
9-10
,(quar.)—
Schaffner
Hartford
9
5-15"
5%.-
Firth
Florida Puolic
5-
10c
First Republic Corp. of America—
Class
A
(mouilily)
Firsc
4-
•"
Dividend
National Realty
1
5-1
;•/'<
5-16
5-
47Vic
Jersey Central Power
h
40c b
rquar,),,^.,!
(Jacksonville).—
Refractories
preferred
4-23
10c
Financial
Co..
Chemical. &
'
Stock,
25c
17Vic
(quar.
YJergens (Andrew)
.'7;°-'v:
5-31
40c
.
5.30%
preferred
(quar.)__
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd*
5% preferred- (quar.)
•
•
4-10
WVfec
Harbison-Walker
4-19
5+1
6
3-15
Y
'
Electric—
&
preferred
Stock
Hagan
,•
-■
4-16
4-20
'
4-30
3-2?
3-30
J.)
7
Life
A
Canada
preferred (quar.),,.
$5 . preferred: (quar.);
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. Co, (quar.
•
First
4-
50c.
$5
3-16 t
4-16
;
50c
25c
4-
4-16
(quar.),,
Gas
(Richard
7V2c
class
of
Co.
s
3-16
1 J
4-16
100%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
,
3-29
5-
Wine?-Ltd.,
Guaranty Trust Co.' (Canada )__ j
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.'—
1
5-
lie
_.?•
Insurance
Tire
6
5-
1
5-. i;:
7Vic 7
(quar.)
4-
6-
56JAc
,
5-31
4-27
'
100% 7:
$2.25
dividend
6-15
5-1
.75c
•'Quarterly-
■
15c
(stock
•?
4-16
60c
,
Jefferson
4-13
b'«i<v
com.
Southern^ Utilities 'Co.—
'5%
;
a>4'5c<%'U«6-1Lv^.
(quar.),i^
5-21
3-31
Paper Board 4.60%- pfd. (quar.)
28 %c
Federated Department Stores
(quar.27 %c
Stock
1
5-
.-.
2 4-16
Federal
Fidelity
1
B
25c
Assn.
Monthly
Fiat
1
6-
Class
27c
(quar.)
Mortgage
$37'/ac
(iboommgton,
(quar.),,
;?,Jantzen,
5-15
^
,(quar.)_;_
common
27c
National
1
1
Insurance -(Houstonfr—(
Quarterly.^
,4
Quarterly*
Quarterly,_u
;
Greeley Gas, 5V2% preferred A (quar.)
Griesedieck-Co.,-5%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
'
Fed-Mart
3-26
4-20
:v
6-15
1
Insurance—
___
6
•
Great
.
2
5-15
4-10
4-
York—
preferred
Jacobson
6-25
4-13
4-20
;. Note: the 22V2C payment reported- here last i&nin «h
>.
week.--was incorrect,' 1. v";;;
of New
4.22%
$1.76
5-25
7-10
;s
,
Fairbanks
Fall
6-11
22.V»ic^6-11-
•-
,
,
5- 1
4-16
4-26
5-. 1,.
;
50%
- -
4-2
3-30
f20c
(quar.)
Irwin
5-10
W
quar.)^.^.A—.
5-
$$2l/2c
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
Irvington Steel & Iron Works
K
6-
"
1
4-16
45c
j
.
—
Common
-if- ,4-16
5+ 1
:
; •
1
Y.
(quar.),,,,—
Funding
Commerce
Jewel
dividend)
4c
Casualty
Iowa Power & Light,
f
1
Co.—
"
1
(
preferred
;
20c
C.)
'
.
(quar.)
:.;A 25c
preferred
) Iowa
t50c
(stock
v.,
9
5-
-
5-2
3-30
$0.007/a
&
preferred
-
4-16
5 7o
1
*
Ltd.—1
4.36%
4-16
50c
:—
Insurancert (Wash-
R;)i &
4-
,
Fire
Stock
\
v.:
u
(quar.)
common
7
8c
b
4-16
"
Fund
(initial)
Common
2
6-25
tl3c
.
Employees
D.
(W.
f
12'/2C
Inc._^_
preferred
Grace
112Vic
0
1
8c
:•
4-16
1
4-16
income
preference
Class B
4-10
.
1
8c-
(quar.)
A
Mfg.> ( quar.
Government
Ltd.—
H "'
1
5-
6-1
Bronze
V Iowa-Illinois
5-15
•*
5-
7
7Va %-
(monthly>_■
Company
Nugget)
1
4)5-
v.
$ D.5781%
-
CQ.i
6%
6
...4-
:
•/; 4 4-24
30c
,
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Investors
4-13
4-
7.5+1
25c
?
ofs 38% %)L_,a>'.
class
Ltd.
,
6-
56 %c
w
3-22,: ;
5-
,J25c
^ Investment Foundation,. Ltd.^
•
dep.»- receipts—-•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
5-21
35c
.
%
.
,
(monthljr)^,,,,,—h.4-—
(William)
Godfrey
3-19
5C
quar.),
five-for-four split
(quar.) ,u_
Inc.,
GluclciQ:
4-10
9
7-
common
monthly
•(
Envelones, .Ltd
5-15
I
4-
20c
(initial
Heating Products
Eversharp,
4-13
6-
.
Group
Enamel
>
A
-Class- A
i
Globe
2
111.)
7 4-25'_ 7 4-10
:
Laboratories
class- A
4-13
B
Interstate
•7 4-13
k >
5- .1
7.71 12c
12 Vac.;
(quar.),
called. Glaxo
-
4-30
.
4-30
3i y4c
."♦
(quar,),
Co*, (quar.)-,-^,-
&
4-30
'
.
■
6-15
is
A
incomes tax
Corp.,
Goodman
^
■
4-
4-30
25c
Class
• 4-13
2
2%
dividend)
Glickman
4-13
•
*•
4-16
British
Formerly
2 <;
4-6«
4-27
v
5c
,,
Special
Employers
4-
f
1
2.5.-
25c
(Less
•4-13
-v57o,
J—
H.):.Company,
preferred
4Vb'>:
4-30
Class
6-15
•
■<
—
ill 4%%■.. preferred; (quar.),
Co.—
Semi-annual
McBean
(P.
i
4-4
4-20
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
A2_______
(stock
class
Glatfelter
6-5
4-16
;
12Vic
(quar.)___-___2____-__
>
Assistance
1
6-15
22Vic
'
(quar.)
Ekco
Electro
5-
(quar.
Gladding,
6 -i
1
1
6Vi>
oi California-—•
Glaxo .,Group*.--U*Lr ,Amer.
45c
Products, common iquar.)
4 Vi % preferred-(quar.)
Elastic Stop. Nut Corp. of America
Electric &. Musical Industries,-,,)
4-
—
j
(quar.>___
Homes,-Inc.
■■i
1
i
4-15
5-
$1.50
(Delaware)
-8-31
6-15J
5-1
$1.75
■<
Economics
v
•
10c
:
(accum.)
Inc.i
6-
1
200%
—
—
Company
9
v;
-
—
dividend
&
4-
9
5-18
% ,75c
—
,
>4-9
$1.12 % 7- .4-30
(quar.),,—;
dividend
Girltown.
-
v 7 %. preferred ,
(accum.);,-^,,
Eastern Can- Co.,. class A
v
Ginn
1-77'
i
6-15
SI.,5
Gimbel Bros, ;nevr common-(initial quafr.)^-^.
Eagle, Inc.
9
7-
87 V'aC
preferred B, (quar.
C
9
4-
4-
4-1,
4-16
A
37V2C
(quar.),_,_
Powders, Ltd, common
6% participating preferred (quar,)^,,,,^
International
Harvester,
common
(quar.),,
International Holdings Corp.—
iA
■'I' (From net ordinary income),,
,Y_,
Interphoto Corp, class A (initial)
9
4-
,7+
4i)c
•'
(qiran)_i.,,'
A
4r
.;
20c
v
pre.eiied
■..'
1
$1.50
:
Genuine.: Parts.- Coi-«--
•
5-
7.5-
common- (quar.K^——.
$4.50 preferred
1
87 Vic
(quar.),.
preferred
conv.
83.50-
4-16
3-30
4-25
$l.i2Vi
.
Duro-l'est Corp.,
•
1
5-
(quar.)
i,
A
International
1
9
4-20
—31'/4c
North America
Breweries,
class
50c
of
4-
5-1
11c
Y
4-9
Ltd.—
Shares,
Co.
income),,
(quar.),,
4-9
,
$1.50
(quar.)
lite.,
5-
(from
1
1
5-
2%
(quar.),
investment
; Insurance
4-10
..5-1
$1.25
^——.,—■
(quar,),
Genesco,
4- 2
•
5-
..
-V
$1.27 Va
$1.27Va
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'
3%.
$1.25
.
preferred
4-27
25c
$15c
t
<E.
Dumas
4-16
4-10
,
(quar.)
Gas,
Institutional'Growth
•
(quar.)
$6
participating preferred
1
4-27
'
80c
8
5-
55C
r7
Fund
(quar.)
preferred(
Interior
.•
Income
Natural
6'fo
Co.—
Corp.—
:
Inland
From
;■
5-
5-1
6c
Mills, $1.50 pfd.
'
9
5-
'
30c
tstock dividend)
A
(monthly),.
preferred
Institutional
preferred' (quar,),.
$2
,
Film Laboratories—
74-16
(stock dividend)
preferred
preferred
$5
5-1
:
split)
preferred
6%
4-13
Rubber
stock
Common
,
5-11
•
&
Waterworks
3-30
1 :
___
Ducommun Metals
:
6r
inc.),
invest,
net
■■
60c
;
General
3-29 i
24-30
Tire
(3-for-l
2
4-
4-16
25c
h $15e
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Class A (quar.)
Du-Art
1
$$1.75
.
.
(quar^s-ui-
Consolidating Miningl
Dreyfus Fund
5-
$35c
(final)
7%
5-15
'
4-9
53*/4c
•
Ingersoll Rand Co, (quar.)
4-14
1
30c
—
General
•<-
1
6-
—
$2.20
4-11 V
5-
62 Vac
Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred
(quar.),
4.80%
Common
,
General
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion
General
4-11
4-16
U4»30
$10c
Co.,
Quarterly;..;
64VaC
(quar.),,,-—
(quar.),,—
4-9
5-1
58%c
Indian. Head
Kentucky—
$1.30
T,
55'/4c
Incorporated
.
4-13
7
4-
5-1
52Vbc
(quar.)
Properties
4-14
51c
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
Income
(quar.
preferred
preferred
3-2$
$$1.12 Vi
$30c
Oilcloth
5.16%
preferred
5-
split)
Income Credit Corp, class
.
>
Ltd.—
stock
(quar.),.
preferred (quar.),
Illinois Power, new com. (initial-quar.)
•
;
(2-for-l
4.70%
4-25
Holders ' .
Payable of Rec.
40c
4.42% .preferred
-4-25
"
When
Share
(quar.)
4.20%
4-25
5-15
•
■
(quar.),,,,;
Co.
Co.
4.26%
(quar.),,
Telephone
Common
6
4-
7
33c
(quar.)—
preferred-1C
General
3-30
I
32 V2 c
32 V2C
-
(quar.)______l_——
Telephone a.Cor -ot Indiana— -
1
5-
V»C
preferred
$2
^ '
4-13 •;
22
(quar.),.
-
Per
,
Power—
4-27
4.987c
(quar.)____l
$1
Illinois
5-28
5-25
(quar.),^
preferred
preferred
General
.3-30
;
8
4-16
$42 Vbc
6-15
30c
of Florida—
Co.
preferred
$1.25
6
$37 Vbc
conuuon
Telephone
Brick
California
$1.32
3-15
37Vbc
J17V2C
_i.
i,
preferred "(1945
General
-
of
Co.
:
.
of Company
Illinois
$1.18%
$1.183/4
. (quar.)
Utilities
(quar.)—
"
,
Name
>
prelerred
"
Holders
Payable o) Rec.
•
$1.30
(quar.)
corn,
#4.70
*V'a%
4-10
8%c
-
net
.
General
Fabrics,
General
:
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canada
:
General
(quar.)
from
Dome
Dominion
4-10
4-16
When
Share
Equipment
8
2%c
(initial)
Corp.,
Precision
4-30
.-.
Manufacturing
General
i
.•
(quar.)-,,
(quarterly
income)
Dinettes
Dodge
Inc.
5-
5-18
Company
25c
...
Discount Corp. of New York
Diversified Industries, 7% preferred
Dividend
6-12
Per
.
Name oj
13%c
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conv.
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'
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
15c
split).
Products
When
Share
15
50c
933/4c
5-
4-10
Hygraae
2-27
1
5-1
7
4-
2
Food
Products
4%; preferred
t
A
(quar.)__
5%
B
(quar.),
preferred
Hyster- Company
Long
Corp.—
1
SI
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
5-
1
4-12
(increased quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
(quar.)
1
4-
2
4-16
4-23
Island Lighting
25c
Continued
on
page
52
16
(1812)
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF PRICES
IUnge for Previous
55
1-6
52% Jan
75
3
17% Sep
Lowest
25
69
7
Apr
38
Jan
3
68
Deb
Jan
3
24% Jun
3
3
43% Apr
10% Jan
3 'i
19% Nov
36% Apr
21
8% Sep
28
14% Mar
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
84
29
3% Nov
24
3
9
Jan
33% Feb
21
30
19% Mar 15
17
Aeroquip
5
16% Feb
20
Air
Control
84% Mar 15
Air
58% Apr
70 % Feb
Jan
24
Jan
11
7
4% Feb
J
4
38
19
22% Apr
4
Jan
2
Aldens
88% Jun
8
Dec
11
91
Jan
4
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
1.0% Apr
12
32 % Jan
4
53% Apr
4
34% Apr
13
41
Jan
5
7
42% Apr
10
48% Jan
2
39
93% Mar 29
12% Mar 20
Nov
24
47% Jan
4
52
Mar 21
Dec
12
100% Jun
2
90% Mar
9
94
Mar 21
16 % Jan
4
20% Sep
5
19'A Jan
9
23 % Mar
50% Jan
3
66% Aug
45% Apr
5
57
12% Jun
27
3
16% Dec 21
14% Apr
36% Jan
3
,42
13
Oct
15
Allied Kid Co
31
Allied
Mills
9% Feb
5
Allied
Products
66 % Feb
6
Allied
Stores
15
593/4 Apr
10
3
81% Jan
3
25
98
Nov
110
17
26% Oct
14 Ya Mar 21
21% Apr 25
29% May 15
28
Oct
19 Ya
25
100% Mar
6
13
Apr
12
30% Jan
493A Mar 20
Alside
13
28% Jan
Aluminium Limited
30
81 % Mar 30
57% Feb
26
Mar 24
173/4 Feb
Jun
19
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
7
25
Apr
103% Apr
4
69% Jan
34
2
-
19 % Oct
22
37
Feb
59
Jan
9
15
Petroleum
Amerada
Amer
23
16
3%%
65
12
Airlines
American
Feb
Jan
29
American
Apr
7
64% Aprv 5
60% Mar 19
65
15% Jan
3
24 Ya Apr *11
14% Apr
13
18% Jan
38% Jan
4
51% Jun
46% Jan
5
4
6%
./
49
4
39 Vb Jun
i
42% Jan
3
70'A Jan
•6.
19% Jah
2
29% Apr
59% Jun
4
^3
-7H
18% Feb40
Feb
84
-25 Ya May 12
Jan
-
39% Sep
29
29% Jan
20
50
2
41% Mar
9
18 4
•
4 v/4
5
American
4%%
64
Mar 20
77% Nov
20
Jan
47% Mar 15
6
44% Jan
30% Feb
24
'
Jan
17'A Feb
23% Apr
28
12% Apr 18 A/-
40
3
Dec
9
28
89% Sep
35
20
6
13% Jan
20 Vb Jan
Nov
21
•v
9
105
36 Vb Nov
30
81 Va Oct
24% Jan
63% Apr
86% Feb
27
,3
397/b Dec
3
1144% Sep
16% Nov
19
American
&,
Foreign
40% Feb
8
American
Jan
2
American
Home
33% Feb
8
American
Hosp Supply
18
4
83
13
Jan
42 Ya Jan
86
2
18
16% Jan
20% May 16
61
Nov 22
Jan
34% Jan
<
19% Feb
247b Jan
104
2
Jan
Hardware
American
International
5
American
Investment
2
5%%
American
Mach
3.90%
&
Metal
59'A Jan
3
American
Meter
15 Va Jan
17
17% Jan
4
American
10
51V* Mar 30
American
Motors Corp
Natural Gas
34
Jan
19
49 Ya
American
News
54
Jan
18
81 y4 Dec
4
American
Optical
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
.
62
:3A
146
33% Jan
Jun
Jan
2
29
73% Jan
2
20 V* Mar 20
32 % Jan
2
54% Jan
42
2
17% Nov 21
3
5
4
American
American
Rad
Mar 23
50% Mar
3
23
9
30% Mar 15
36
Jan
26
40% Feb
7
Jan
13
26% Mar 21
14
Apr
9
18% J.an
17
3
72 % May 18
58% Jan
8
64% Feb
1
136% Jan
3
60% Jan
3
119
Aug
146 % Nov
20
142
Jan
2
Nov
28
78
Jan
9
127% Apr
11
122
Jan
3
93
3
151% Mar 30
92
Feb
27
11
18
Jun
23
27% Jan
16
20% Feb
27
133% Apr
25 Va Apr
76
Feb
28
107% Nov
14
83 Va Apr
13
99 % Jan
5
7%
Chem
&
&
Std
American
At
Seating
American
Co
U
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preferred
American
6%
Co
Amer South
American
African
Stores
luv
Co
44% Apr
134% Feb
Sep
7
51% Jan
4
61% Mar 23
American
5
22% Feb
12
25 yA Mar 19
American Water
4
27% Feb
14
29
Jan
8
Preferred
28 Va May 23
25% Jan
2
27
Mar 28
Preferred
22
34% May
27% Jan
3
Nov
45% Jan
5
•38% Dec
21
20
65
3
15
37% Jan
2
52% Jan
•'
13
93% Feb
37
Jan
17
48% Nov
21% Nov
15
26 % Nov
30
17 Vb Mar 26 '
see
34
Mar
16
92
Jan
17
42% Apr
page
4
37% Jan
90% Jan
footnotes,
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
20% Jan
13
2
For
15
45% Apr 13
33% Mar 7
31% Apr
May 22
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
54
11
33% Feb
\
15% Feb
29
16% Apr 12
26% Mar 27
17
•
25 % Mar 12
28% Jan
27% Apr
58% Apr
3
44
4
27
37
7
37% Jan
94
23
6
Jan
•
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94
14%
14%
A
19 %
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21,400
800
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v
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7,600
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63%
64%
63%
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20%
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20%
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50%
no:
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14%
14%
13,900
19%
19%
37,100
95%
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25%
25
25%
41
39%
40%
26
25%
25%
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63
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20,100
18%
18%
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1,200
27%
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105%
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.
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104
101
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AMP
6%
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$4
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11,600:
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23,700
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13
13%
■.
12%
28%
13
13 Ya
13%
200
30
7,400
'
52%
53
52%
52%
52%
53
52
52
52
52
No par
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32
31
31%
13,700
1
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
40,100
27%
28 Ya
27%
...
Electronics
27
.27%
27%
28%
28%
32%
,33%
32%
33
32%
33%
50
46 %
46%*
46%
46%
45%
46%
33%
34
Corp..1
At
Co
,
21 80
;
1
33%
33%
34
34
32%
.
■
33
31%
45%
45%
45%
-33%
34 1
34 %
'
,
34%
34%
34%
34%
93%
*92%
95%
*92%
95 Ya
*92%
43 %
"
34%
*92%
————Nopar
Clayton
■*'-
;
,43%
*43%
43%
.43%
43%
43%
43%
18%
18%
18 Ya
17%
173b'
•
18
18.
"
18
2,900
*'
29 Ya
Inc.......—__l
.
Hocking Glass Corp>.._6.25
Apco Oil Corp
34
>
31%
Wire & Cable—No par
24% Feb
39%
•
50%
.
35%
36%:..
;-.VA 45%.< 46%
*45%
-
.'54%
*85
Smelting._i
shares/.
Industries
49% Feb
.
•
No par
endorsed
preferred
.
51
'
____25
series
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
39%
A. 21-%
•A *.27%
"46%
*18 Ya
series—25 Y
&
•45%
39%
.
>
26 V«
5
com
series—
Leaa
36%
45'A
.Y
36%
r
25
Co
Inc
Inc
Anchor
Corp
Works
5%%
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
Amsted
A 35%
■
-
•
50%
-
.
34%'
32%
b
7,200
8,600
26,000
V 33%
34%
95
27%
45 7
33 Va
420
6,100
34%
34 %
*92%
94%
%43%
43 7 „
6 500
17%
17%
8,700
"
%
.
■
7.900/'
21,400
28%
107%
.;A
.Y
13,800
25,500
■
110
*62
15%"
3,700
19%
27 >A
21
64 AY
50%
Y
32% ,'AA
32%
62%
>
15,100
Y
14%
28%
112
32%
15%
5,000
61 3b
61
107%
Y
28%
103 %
■
A-
AYY
28%
28%
20%
112
32 Ya
r
■
110%-
./xl 09
28%
8%
18%
YY:
26%
27%
27%
109%.
42 Va
8:,4
25%
95%
/■
3,000
4134
63
18%
26
•
15%
.
—
41,000
3 9'A
64%
18%
■
A
—
'/a
25%
43%
26
46
1,600
19%
26%
42%
15
,
88
*94
26 %
-45 %
,
Y
217„
i4>/4
v...;.
Y
95%
21%
61%
*86%
88
25%
90% x:.
9Vb"'
aoo
Apr
19
52
8%
61
41%
18% .-19
•
6.25
63
17% Sep 26
30 Va Nov
1
33
issued
preferred
29% Jan
22% Sep
Jan
6%
27
Apr
50
'
1
Tobacco common—12 50
When
1.
Jan
44
24%
;
22
13
61 Va
l-
19%
*62
47
-
*33Va
Liu
Co
131 Va Nov
43% Mar
3
23
107h
35%
43
15
-
54
common.. ...25
3
27
10
34 sb
43
8%
26
27%
„
45%
non-cumulative preferred.100
121 % Jan
May* U
61%
14%
.
8%
*94
-22
*88%.
100
Snuff
American
19
8%
*86%
19%
.
14%
43
15'A
43
43
14%
45%
27 V*
*46
par
105 % Jan
51% Nov
94 %
1034
91
*93
94
*15
Y:
88
*86%
39%
-
21%
•
10
Ship Building Co..No
10
4
16,400
'
*93
94
*93
.
American Smelt &, Rel'g com.No par
80% Apr
40% Apr
21
700
13,600-
"
36
'
.49V4>:>49% v.: -, *49 %■, 49% "A
V 77%: ::.77%
Y"77% > 78
;
Develp'm't Corp 1
27
13% Nov
50 Va
a;A;;:
11%
'
.100
111% Nov
34 % Jan
49%
11%
-
com—5
3
.
50%
35%
.
39%
/
V
No par
Sany
!
preferred
Amer Research
7%
,
45 Vb
"
par
Jan
18
50%
50
50
64.y
15%
50%
v
! 35'A
/
•
American Sugar Refining com—„25
7% preferred
25
American Tel & Tel Co
.33 Ya
Sep
•14%
62
,
*63
15%
5°'/4
No par
36% Apr
25
36 'A
43
*102%
16%
136 % Jan
26
35%
45%
28%
28%
50 Vb
13
Oct
11%
37
45
28%
10
17
19% Jan
io%
*36
43%
107%
1.66%
Jan
27
11%
37 Ya
27%
109%
y
No par
Co
125 Ve Apr
2
*93
11%
18
5
10
94%
42%
177b
13
Jan
*93
4.700
4%
35
*36%
—2
34% Jun
127
35%
94 Va
♦93
35
11%
36%
139 Ya Dec
Jan
35%
38%
44%
51: !
94
36 VB
3
41
93
1
3
64%
93
26
107%
1.75
Inc
11
8
94%
23
30 V8 Jan
32
34%
104
28% Jan
34% Jan,
34%
69 V*
103% Jan
37% July 26
34%
18%
Co.—___i
Potash
V* Jan 25
22% Jan
21%
23
Co
18
42'A Mar 10
2i %
64 Ya
1
Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No
151
54% Jan
■16
Amer
8
142 % Jan
21%
*101
Co
,.'-2A
Apr
15'A Jan
May 17
21%
42%
26 %
1
Products
45% Jan
Jan
22
61%
J00
American
8
12% Jan
21%
..'•"70%.,7l.%
com
Climax
3
41
22
...100
Fdry
'
preferred
55 V* Dec
139% Sep 28
25
Dec 19
21%
of 111—1
Metal
2
21J/4 Apr
Jan
18,000
5,100
38%
.10
Corp—
Co
28
63
61 %
4
38%
"
:
59%
12 50
prior preferred.
30
Aug 18
59%
■
4%
39%
46Va^47%
Co>
American
46
60%
39%
60 Va
.
86%
87
14%.... 14%
A
19%
193A
*93Va
95
- y 26 Ya
26%
,<
Corp.No par
Apr
2
4
4 %
39%
^.10
Corp
37
35% Mar
11,600
4 Ya
8%
_10
„
18% Mar 13
53% Mar 13
70%
"
Products
13
31
Mar 19
*0
59%
V
-
i
39%
15%
Power__No par
79
30% Apr
14
13% Jan
16
2
Mar 20
68
36,500
16,600
v
4%
"
12
Jan
16
39%
44
No.paT
Power
30
22% Apr
20
13
5
Electric
Jan
101
May 24
.'
.72%
8%
Enka Corp'—
...5
American- European Seciir...No par
American Export Lines lilc—_._40c
Apr
17
•
28% Nov 22
3
99 Va Jan
10% Jan
14"
16
68
26
Apr
Mar 20
30%
22%
33%
81
^No-par.
Co..
35
14
26
Sep
2
Cable
&
24 Vb Apr
29
75 Va Nov
26
20% Mar
12
17%
30%
4%
20%
20J/4
*102% .112^
32
32%
American
Jan
61%
60.
69 %
.
15%
7
2,500
23,200
15%
43
-
8,000
17
69%
17%
16
8%
Crystal Sugar common. 10
preferred.
—100
American
38
31%
15 Va
12.50
common
American Cyanamkl Co
American Distilling Co
58 % Feb
1
'Y
55% Jan
18
31
43 3A
prior
72% Mar 21
8
37% Mar 13
v
8
47% Dec
4
13
9
45
/
17%
,15%
16
8%
-
Amer-Commer Barge Line •Co——3
American
Consumer Ind.
Nopar
34% Feb
3
8 Va Jan
17
89 %• Feb
8
67%
39%
4%
39%
18%
.—25
Chain
51% Jan
3Y
4
24% Jan
1
Co
American, Chicle
3
42% Jan
Mar 20)
.62%
xl6%
'
64
par
Inc
Can
American
13
Jan
23
13% Oct
2
Arma
preferred
17
84
31% Oct
■■
Jan
7%
45 Va Apr
•
20 Vs Jan
57% Jan
50 7A Mar 26
88
Theatres
American
25Va Jan
8
2
56% Nov 29
"
19
19
21 % Apr
: '
21
"Oct
47% Feb
47 Yt Feb
73%-Mar IS;
•
61
17
70
Broadcasting-Paramount
9
8
47% Jan
V
97% Mar 28 Y
3 :Y
Brake Shoe Co^—.No
38% Jan
7
Jun
American
35 V» Apr
>'•'
5
53
Jan Y 4
36
2
42% Jan
17
28 '
NOV
513/4 Mar
74%.;.
16%
68 %.
46%
Corp..-2
Bosch
72%
17%
71%
45%
50
preferred
American
73%
17 Ya
70'A
46%
10
4
72
12,'600
30%
46 Va
Co....—No par
American
61% Apr
413A Aug 29
34 Va Jan
6
,
31%
xl5%
18,000
16%
46%
1
Bank Note common
31%
15%
70%
30%
46
prel'erred_—100
Bakeries
American
18%
31%
15%
70
...16%
30%
46%
No par
common
convertible
4
40% Jan
Corp
18
31
72%
16%
46
-
Agricultural.Cheiniea%_No par '
23% Jan
58% Sep
4
1
Mar
114
12
Apr
31% Mar 29
28
69% Nov
e
*
13
104
Feb
31
Co
17
72
18 'A
41%
25%
Amalgamated Sugar Co—_—No par
Amerace
Corp
/.
..12.50
34
2
20% Apr
17
May 31
47% Aug 10
3
Jan
36
130
27% Jan
May 11
27 Ya May
23
America
of
Aluminum
19
134% Feb
3
\
8,000
30%
..
22 %
Nopai
1
—
68% Mar 23
5
28
Inc
20% Feb
15
20
4
16%
70%
17%
„;
22
.
1-8 Va
16
30%
22%
No par
12
25% Apr
19 Vb Dec
24% Oct
7
12
w—100
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
28% Jan
56% Nov
98 % Sep
2
4
Jan
30%
60 Vs
preferred
Allied Supermarkets Inc
11
4
25 Ya Dec
23
30%
15%
43%
4%
38% May 16
36% Sep
25 Ya Oct
16% Feb
12
94% Apr
May 15
35% Feb 28
26
Apr
Mar 23
87
30%
*
22
,
7,000
18 !
«
78%
71
17
>
200
53%
r
73
22%
No par
Corp common..No par
*51
78%
21%
•;
.—.—5
Corp
79
22
5
17% Feb
44% Jan
52%
18%''—-18%'-'
Y.
-
Shares
April 13
77%
-
the Week
Friday
Aprill2
•
-
16%.
50
*93
213A
.
9
—
19%
71
11%
*37%
43
,
1
Allied Chemical Corp.
2
11
84% May
Aug 11
14% Sep
19
1
10
1
—5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
Allen Industries Tnc
18%
16'A
*93
•
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
4
Jan
100
—
78%/
70%
21%
32%
———_5
—
2
'
81
preferred
2
70% Nov
3
4Va%
•
Sales for
Thursday
52%
78
:
4%
39%
-
1
Inc
common—
12
7% Jan
11
Jan
Inc
Jan
10 3/8 May
7
44
Products
•
AAA
2
2
Alco
2
• .
Inc————No par
Gas Corp—
Alabama
29
1
Chemicals
&
PRICES
/
;
70
16
15%
15%
71 Y, 74
.61 >A.;62%
50c
Products™—
Reduction
40 % Mar 26
31% Jan
52% Apr
J
Corp
Industries
Air
A
1
1
:
Products
13
Apr
19% Jan
55
Corp
35% Jan
9
6
Admiral
2
SALE
•.v.,
30% >30%
17
17%
69%
72%
17%
17%
30%
32
*;'•
:—No par
Corp
HIGH
53%
*52%
.
18% 318%
18%
AND
April 11
69%
70%
16 A. 16%
1
—•
Jan
29
Jan
Co
Express
Adams-Millis
20% Aug
89
Adams
-
54
77 %
18%
.->• .»-v,
10
Addressograph Multigraph Corp_2.50
45% Nov
40
1
25
,
3
68
9
50% Sep
:
2
3
3
Corp
Co.:
90% Jan
29
Jan
Steel
23% Jan
12% Jan
35
Vending
ACF Industries Inc
Acme
4
37% Dec
93
ABC
13
"5% Mar 24
41% Nov
2
Apr
11% Jan
18
61% Nov
Jan
3
30% Jan
12
32% Jan
16
21
16
29
4
15
75% Feb
9
Laboratories™
Abbott
April 9
"52 %
77%
1
5
Abacus Fund
68
6
22% Jan
21% Jan
8
Apr
16
17
109% Oct
-
Mar 14
80
6;
9
16% Apr
33% Nov 22
21% Oct
16
81% Mar
30 Ya Jan
5
24 Ya Jan
Jan
55
3
17% Mar
22
17
Highest
Mar 12
Jan
66 Ya Jan
27% May 16
>
.
52
21
Dec
"
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 10
52 %
52 %
77%
77%
Monday !
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
-
Year 1961
44% Jan
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Volume 195
Number
6151'.'.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1813)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
;//'•/
Lowest
NEW
43% Apr
12
34% Jan
30
Highest
39% Mar 29
8
43% Oct
19
34% Jan
16
38% Feb
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
9
63 % Apr
13
71% Mar 15
3
49% Jan
8
/ 62% Jan
11
3
37% Sep\
67% Jan
37% Jan
3
STOCKS
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest,
33 % Jan.
•
f
1961
Year
*'
-
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
Arizona
5
57% Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
Public
Service
Steel Corp
Armour &
Co
16
.Jan*.
74% Oct
4
;
3
13% Mar 16
20
Sep*
3
May 22
•'
16% Mar 22
28 y8
1
Apr
13
25 y2 Jan
13
37%
38'%
37'/2
38
10
.i—
.66%
67'%
66%
67%
66 y2
50
52'%
5
47
Jun
46 % Feb
9
2
110
July
7
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
23
26
13
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
35% Jan
4
54
Aug 24
87% Feb 21
««July 14
20-
60
11
46
.
..,72%.
No par
Corp
5
2.50
Industries- Inc
Jan
preferred $1.50 series.Nopar
Dry Goods Corp com__ 1.,
5.25%
1st preferred
100
Associates
Atchison
'
2
10% Jan
19
Mar 12
49% Jan
4
91% Apr
6
5
4
13
*57% Feb
81% Jan
3
4% Feb
<
20% Apr
27
14% Apr
12
5
24
1
29 %
May 12
27% Sep
13 % Jan
19
6
non-cumulative
16
Feb
27% Aug
2
22% Jan
8
22% Jan
Atlas
Atlas
6
5%
30
Refining
Corp
Industries
Nichols
10
Avco
13
47
Avnet
30% Mar 29
Electronics
Corp
10%
52%
87%
21%
2%
12%
22
.26
5c
3,700
26%
12,100
26%
.
102%
•107%
108%
70%
69%
70%
26%
26%
26
28%
.t
\
10%
10%
46%
46%
91 y4
91%
91%
41%
4.1 y8
41%
52 y8
51 %
51%
86
86
86
86%
20%
21
21
•89%
/H
*41
v
'
21%
ft
;
2%
12%
17%
*17
17%
24%
*24%
25% iV
22
22%
22'/»
22%
26
25%
26 %■
28%
; 26%
12%
v
27%
12%
7ft 26%
;
v;.:
51%
2%
24%
25%
29,800
10%
47
52%
86 ft/
21%
'ft
3,600
10 v*
*16%
23
900
5,206
108%
46%.
42%
'it.?:- 2%
12%
43%
103
10%.
41%
2%
♦42%.
101%
♦107%
-
91%
;/.■; 52%
86
•26%
43%
48
47 y8:
♦89y2
52%
26.%
103
70%
,
26%. :>:/
86%
26%
26%
26%
♦42%
y
70%
10%.
: ■
'
'
43,
102%
17%
:v7
70
400
2,000
3,600
21'/4
25
16 Vb
-
28%
12%
17%
•24%
16%
17,500
46 %
23%
41%
2%
%■
16%.
v:
•
22%
21
.
46
28%
40%
21%
2%
46%.
22Yb
*86
/
87
29%
52 %
52%
86
.ft-/'
70%
87
•
22 y2
2fr%
»
91
41%
v
51%
69%
87%
16 y»
;
♦10T% 108%
20%
4T%
20,000
50
70%
45%
.
7<T
91
26,900
28%
26 Vt
71
10%
5,300
22,700
; 65 y2
23-
43
108%
47%
,
29-%
102%
10%
i9LV
41
l
26%
43%
47%
,
63%
51
70%
♦86
17"
Shares
37%
22%-
103
20%
66
•36%
28%
•
28%
70%
26%
x91
No par
Corp
26 %■
71%
10 y*
4%
1
common
22%.
< [
♦107%
20
;
26%
108%
1
common
22%
28%
42%
100
preferred
♦16%-
101%
No par
10
common
16%
♦16%.
43%
26%
100
RR
45 y4
101%
71
Conv
prior pref ($1.20) —No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
2
28% Feb
Chemical
Austin
2
31% Jan
8
68% May
5
23
25 y» Mar 30
2
13
Line
com
$3.75 series B preferred
18 y4 Jan
20
Jan
21% Apr
23
45% Mar 29
Coast
Atlantic
15
Feb
3
preferred
♦44%
43 ye
10
City Electric Co
preferred
4%
22
25 y2 Feb
17
Co
45%
39%
50y«
the Week
April 13
39
39%
37 '/a
63%
71%
ioi y2
*107%
39%
37
85%
45
1Friday
April 12
52%
70%
85%
28%
26%
.
Topeka- & Santa Fe conk.10
Atlantic
12% Apr
2% Mar 27
11 Vb Jan
May 10
21% Feb
5%
Investment
Atlantic
87 % Apr
43% Jan
..
51%
72%
87
23
28%
v
50%
71%
Sales for
Thursday
68%
87
16%
,22%
2.50
Refining common—1
2nd
16
5
30% Jun s 5
2
27% Jan
,
25
May
Oil &
49%
>
45%
16%
.
39%
73%
*45%
1,
39%
89
,.88
Associated
2
86% Feb
29
3
Apr
80 Vo Jan
40% Apr
5iyB Apr
30
17% Feb
1
common
Corp
■
>
2
84% Oct
3
10
16
48% Feb
.' 42% Jan f 3
13 % Jan
Aro
20
109% Feb
108% Apr
13
Nov
Ashland
8
18
69% Apr
2% Nov
Arvin
20
2
98
21
10
26
28% Feb
Jan
41% Jan
14
Nov
21% Oct
Constable
5
105,V4 Jan
1
115% Dec
82
Jan
Arnold
12
33% Feb
:
Co
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
'
3
76
Jan
Cork
$3.75
>
23% Apr
18
53% Jan
39 % Dec
Mar 22
•
7
83
Armstrong
Apr P 9
47
18
20% Jan 22
36% Dec
7
:
73% Mar 15
89
2
28% Jun
4
69% Feb
82% Jan
ft43% Jan
,
1 20
Feb • 9', 22 '. Jan- .4 ;
102% Feb
\
19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
5
P- 35% Jan
6
85% July 28
46
11
Jan e
30
HIGH SALE PRICES
April 11
39%
39%
37%
38
J
50
78% Jan
AND
Wednesday *
April 10
2.50
Co
Armco
Tuesday
April 9
39%
39%
V-
2%
12%
;
*17
•
2%
12%
12%
10,200
''
130
2,400
27%
•
4,800
2%
14,500
12%
ft:/*
4,500-
17
17
25
24%
24%,,
91,000
34,900
•-
22%
21%
25
>
430
21%
21%
('
10,900
17 Va
•••
•24%
;
3,500
•
25%
24%
21%
25%
25%
27%
26%
200
300
>
27 y2
29,800
B
4% Jan /■.37X
36 Va Jan
9
7% Mar 29
10"
49% Jan
23
9
10% Jan
8% Mar 12
2
58 y2 Feb
17
34% Jan
17
37% Mar 28
Baltimore
15
11
98 y4 Jan
•
104% Mar
5
91% Nov 17 :
85 y2 Jan
4
47
24%. Jan
2 '
22 y4 Jan
3
30% Jan
36 Va Jan : 2
48% Feb
Jan
19
21 Va Dec
22
47% Jan
19
33% Dec
26
63
Jan
18
62% Jan
/ /
19
9
37
Jan
17
£:
48% Feb
21
13
/
21% Dec
11
8
27Va Aug
8
19 y4 Apr
12, '
61% Aug 29
48 % July 10
51% Apr
13
59
;'>•
; -
59
-■-u-i"
51 Va Jan
275
__
6
Jan
3
Jan
6
17 V4 Apr
,31
27% Jun
'14 % Jan
4
Sep
:
29
58
Jun
28
33 % Jan
72
4
48 y2 Jan
12
119% Nov •,3l'/a Jan
3
33% Jan
9
116% Apr
87
Jan
17
6
Apr
32% Feb
•ft
12
3
22% Jan
4
16'/4 Apr
33% Apr
4
13
50 y2 Jan
10% Apr
31
13
.12% Feb
63% Jan
81
118
19
49% Apr
1 % Jan
39 y2 Feb
1 j
48% Mar 13
148
Jan
May 15
2
23% Dec 29
20
Jan-
6
84
79% Jan
151% Apr
54 y2 Jan
29
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
16 Vb Jan
4
36% Dec
14 ft
1138 y2 July
3
35% Jan 26
59% Dec
12
57% Sep
7
46 Vb Apr
,
ft.
3
Aug 18
6
30 % Dec
5
23% Aug
19% Jan
3
36 y4 Apr
7-
Jan
67
Jan
3% Dec
Jan
48
Jan
4% Feb
7
2
56% Jan
12
87
*
13
Apr
83% Jan
38% Feb
110y4 Jan
v
63
4
4
87% Feb
23
12
43% Jan
2
23
115y2 Apr
12
15% Feb
"
31
85% Jun
8
81
Jan
8
84
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
36
Apr
5
4iy2Feb
2
18% Mar
13% Jan
29
52% Jan
17
22% May 10
13
24
Jan
/;-."
61% Jan
15% Jan
28
21% Apr
13
29
80
Jan
18
86% Apr
68
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
84
Jan
23
23
Jan
26
37
Apr 27.
20% Apr
13
19
3
44% Dec
38% Jan
5
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
20% Apr
10
13
Feb
28
10% Jan
2
36% Oct
31
19
For
Mar 30
24% Jan
-9
5
53% Mar 26
24
Jan
26
,
Bush
Byers
com
14V4
29
15% Jan
3
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
27% May 22
footnotes,
see page
27% Feb
15
12
89% Feb
13
$4.25
1
52 y2 Jan
3
Canada
Apr
5
12
9
Canadian
Breweries
23% Apr
6
26Jan
16
Canadian
Pacific Ry
27.
Mar
Dry
,
vV
7%
*85y2
87
7%
40%
40%
Ry Co
Ltd
7J/a
ft.;,;
ft
7%
63/4
*114
115
ft
SOIb
2,000
87%
883/4
12,800
86%
86%
40%
41
115
114%
89%
ft
v
.
v,
♦93
•
92%
800
33%
58%
58
58%
57
573/4
92,300
21,500
18
17%
18%
-17%
17%
8,800
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14'/8
18,100
ft
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84
•83
84
37
37
•37
38
14y4
14%
14%
14%
60%
60
13 V*
13 y8
13%
13%
13%
9,800
23%
24
23%
23%
21%
23%
41,900
87 y4
85%
85%
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86
*70
72
♦90
91%
40
20 y2
6,000
92,100
90/2
22
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./ 72
•
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> ft".
91%
90
21
213/4
20%
25
-'jV
:
10
46 :8
46%
47%
45%
46%
44%
45%
21
21 y8
21%
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21%
21
21
1,000
14'/2
14%
14%
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143/s
13%
14
700
29%
28%
29%
27%
28 %
6,900
5 %
12,900
13%
13%
13%
115%
24%
24%
28 y4
5%
15
114%
24%
13%
13%
28%
5%
5%
•
15 %
14
14%
13%
ft
15
14 y8
"
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114
25
-
23%
114%
88
•88
88%
51%
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52
51%
51%
10%
24%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
23%
24'%
23 y8
24 y*
24%
24%
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......ft
113% 114%-
24%
87%
51 %
10%
;
20%
230
20'/4
5%
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■/'."
45%
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15%
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-
21
5%
100
•
90
15%
89
51'%
72-
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88'%
500
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15%
;*
3,500
24%
86%
72
514
'■*
3,500
59%
13'/4
15 y4
13%
14%
58%
-
38
14
60%
28%
114%
25
83%
37%
13 y8
151%
13'%
*83
-
14%
60%
29%
5%
114'%
24%
170
92%
32%
5%
V;
9,000
94
15%
1
250
4oya
115
33%
1
1.80
115
>
87
"•//'.,33
,
61%
23%
85%
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22
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40%
115%
61
13
3,600
60
91
14
v
/
603/4
88%
17%
17%
84
36%
7
900
60
-
41
6
:
Corp common—1.66%
preferredNo par
Southern
7
2.50 ft-
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
conv
70
21
12
48% Feb
70
*90
20%
18% Jan
85% Jan
13%
24%
86 %
14'A
Calumet
j
-
1
Callahan
Canada
13
24%
86 V4
1
6
California
122% Mar 27
7'/4
14y8
3.33%
8
1
8,600
13%
2214
46%
3
13
0%
14%
1
2
Feb
700
ft.-'ft-,"'"
9%
1714
90'/2
22'%
48%
7% Jan
23% Apr
43/8
8%
17%
100
18 y8 Feb
106
4%
8%.
14
14'%
;
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58%
61%
2,000
4%
59'%
13%
90
9%
59
17'%
61%
18,000
89
8y4
3414
*36
130
16%
914
93%
*83
84%
8%
33 V*
37 V4
44%
16%
•4%
93
84
17,500
43%
*83 3/4
4%
33%
100
32% Jan
4
s-
•:••>•
9%
92'%
*36
1,100
12,100
8%
32%
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63%
4%
92'%
100
Co
Inc
<63i%
,
9%
61
*114
7,000
26%
8%
92
40'/4
-
9%
60%
.♦85
11,100
20
4%
8%
91%
-,
25,800
ft*
35%
19%
90 3/4
33%
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91%
90 %
ft ft
9,100
26%
163/4
91%
5
Terminal
*
115y2
10
13
30
.
47%
/ 35%
«
843/4
9iy2
1
20
12% Mar 28
87
27,500
40%-
45 VB
61 y2
40%
600
34%
,
63%
16%
32%.
59%
No par
Inc
&
7%
253/4
32%
27
44 %
92'/2
?
2S%.
46%
36%
63%
ft./
3,800
4,600
-
20%
*26%
33%
-ft
-
35%
;v
100
58%
40
•82%
88%
,
/ >
25%::./.
20
45 3/«
D
preferred
(A
/; *114
15
common
Co
.
No par
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
16% Mar 12
40%
No par
13
6
48
/ft/
%-."•" v.C
5
Corp
5% Feb
18
3
Apr
*85
to
100
14% Apr
51% Dec
46%
•25%
11,100
88%
32%
"
27% Apr
901% Jun
4814
ft.'
900
25 y8
57%
41
47%
*m
-
35%
40%
61
91%
10
5
25
34%
/
61 y2
38%
,v
100
preferred series A
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Co
7'/4
6iy4
1
38%
25%
>
9%
3
59% ft
23%
41%
4%
*8
9V2
7y8
8Vb
9%
3.50
30
43% July 27
21% Jan
70
Co
Corp
8% Nov
10
83% Jan
•
Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
f
3%% preferred
' Brooklyn Union Gas common
Bulova Watch Co Inc
9
90
<
Manufacturing
&
4%
8'/b
58%
800
7,700
169,200
1-51-%- 151%
25
36%
*4
100
86 %
41
Boston
4012
15Y%
25%,
■.'ft'ft ft
84,900
43
35%
90'/8
:
41% -
36%
91
22VsJun
Nov
''/ftft
,
83%
2.50
40%
100
300
1%
41%
39 y2
91
l1/^
24%
86%
-
"17%
Maine RR common-No par
'ft,
40'/4
36y4
91
11,100
11,000
;
52.
126
41%
59%
90%
513,4
42%
333/4
82%
68%
51%
*503/4.
48%.*,
33%:
16%
&
ft
41%
5»3/a
83
22,900
3,500
•
1%
59
16%
2,300
10 %
126
33 >/8
-
16%
34%
67%
25'/2
83
•?';
16%
10%
ft
32%
47
700
.333/4
;
68
25'%
;
16%
Bullock's
25% Mar 29
82 y2 Sep
■'/.%
683/4 v 70
*19% '« 20%
3,300
19%
151%
.v
87
82y2
$5
2
24% Nov
-
5
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
8
3
-
190
71%
33
25%
17 >/4
Budd
29
3
28 Vb Apr
25 y8
8,900
4i y8
■
15-1%
45%,
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
21
73% Jan.
131
./ft
16%
Brunswick
Mar 15
16% Jan
4
37%
41%
47'% ,: 48%
35 / 37%
/ '
42%
♦86
200
17%
34 %
-
40%
42%
42
♦151%
94
*34
1%
41
42%
ft
8-7
*58%
40
-
100
5.50%
8
12
*86-
-
36%
-
43
44%
82'/2
7 Briggs
13
2
21% Jan-
24%
59-
.33>/4
25%
41
41
'.ft//
•1%
1
Briggs
Mar 20
99% Feb
13% Jan
4
1%
41%
•151%. 151%
,
24%
25 y4
'87
25 Vz
7.50
5%
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
8% Mar 13
19
11% Apr
77% Jan
/>'
1%
Boston Edison CoM»......»..2S
22
11% Feb
Inc
Corp common
3%% preferred
Borman Food Stores Inc
6
9% Jan
3
6% Jan
1
4
3
Club
Co__
? Borg-Warner
2
93% Mar 23
17% Jan
•
41%
iy4
44%
24
3
1%
17%
34%
19%
125 *-•
45
Mar
Oct
3
125
44%
24
14
18
127
128
173/4
12,900
26,300
71
633/4
25
Sep
•125
*125
128
63y4
21% Feb
4'/a Jan
51
64%
61%: Jan
13% Jan
52%
51
•51
63%
9
27
513/4
52
6514
17
5
66%
52
52'/4
64%
17% Apr
8/8 Jan
68%
52%
68%
51%
17%
27%
55% Jan
27% Jan-
67%
51%
67%
♦SI
26%
80% Oct
:
10%
10%
27»/8
9
Nov
34%
10%
10%
27%
28
67
16%
34%
35%
10%
27%
2
4
16%
103/4
35
10%
32%
>
1No par
Book-of-the-Month
2
26
29
163/4
35%
35%
24%
10
Inc
Borden
Jan
99y2 Feb
Jan
16%
35
16%
58%
5
Stores
28% Mar 12
52% Jan
14% Dec
713/4
20%
20
51%
2.50
Boeing Co
70
4
31
71
20
72%
27
2
22
91% Mar 27
3
•34
1.25
Jan
31% Apr
3
173/4
34%
20
8
Jan
17%
34%
16%
53-%
25 %
119%
*91.
18
35
60
24%
116%
94
17%
20
*86
26 %'
120%
*91
-
36
10
11%. Jan
116%
94
20
97% Oct
29
1263/4
♦91
36%
74% Mar
12
25%
r 123%
92
20'/8
17
Dec
26%
125%
3,900
99
253/4
91%
68%
?
63
26%
16%
51'%
5
44.
66 y2
♦34 y8
52%
100
45%
65
*98
20
41
44
67%
36
30
May
6,300
46%
20
Jan
59
9,800
64%
66%
20%
Jan
25
45%.
43
66'%-
20
68
5
3,600
1
44
3
53
5
3% Apr
Apr 28
Jan
53
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
7% Apr
*9% Jan
86 y4 Mar 14
13% Jan
53
Bond
1
8
4
103% Nov 21
35
14,300
52%
5
79 y2 Jan
112
54%
5
56% Feb
6
10
54
;
99
50c
Bliss (E W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
3
106 y2 Jan
29
37% Apr
84
Dec
33%
28%
21% Jan
22y8 Jan
45
33%
28%
29
13
48% Jan
11
34%
28 y8
13
15
30 y4 Jan
333/4
29
Jan
27
;
2,000
34%
28%
41'/8
47%
36y2
Jan
67% Nov
52 /."
333/4
•98
151%
40
42% Jan
3
51%
54%
99
151%
53 % Jan
16% Feb
11
1,500
52 %
523/4
♦98
100
10
79
78% Jan
52
78%.
/
98
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
13
23
Dec
2,900
19 %
41%
Bliss & Laughlfn Inc
2
is y8
19%
46 3%
41
42%
7
Mar 23
2,500
17%
19 y4
340
42%
2
12
64% Jan
'•>
-
80
18%
*290
42%
261/8 Feb
26
6% Mar 22
3
•
79%
18%
19 %
350
41%
39% Jan
63
May 18
14% May 15
11
Jun 15
3
/
78 %
19
20
72
1%
80
18%
•300
42%
9
23 y2 Jan
*14
3
6
12
Mar 19
Oct
91
12
27
8% Jan
64
80
: 19%
350
8
Steel Corp common
2,000
*300
40c
Gypsum Co
1,700
18%
73
1
2 pesos
1
7%
5
27% Mar 14
86% Apr
Inc_
Inc
Co
Best wall
Bethlehem
3
80 y2 Oct
26
11
7% Dec
10
Consolidated
&
19
26
7
49 y8 Dec
3
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
Benguet
Best
5
37%
18%
350
122
17%
200
37%
18 %
35
*125
42
38%
10%
100
1,500
18
19% Apr
79% Nov 27
35
20
preferred
conv
39% Apr
8
55 3/a Feb
$4.50
92 %
67%.
£
*41
24
25%
125%
50
common
42
2,800
38%
35%
—
preferred
Jan
25
21
18% Jan-
.
5%
♦41
40
31
18
16%
'ft
1
24
270
\
39
20
M
.No par
Black & Decker Mfg CO
Blaw-Knox Co
32 y2 Apr
10
22 y2 Jan
Bendlx Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
15
32 % Apr
18
Mar 13
28
Jan
Corp.
Co
& Howell Co
Bell Intercontinental Corp
14
47% Mar 15
3
9
Feb
43% Jan
2
Jan
Bell
1% Feb
13
41
4
-
Gossett
24
6,600
91%
98
26%
17%
*30%
24
42
3iy8
36%
101
17%
72%
•
30%
24
91%
38%
ft.
*34y8
-
36 y8
100%
-
91%
54
66%
98
122
10
363/4
101
91%
29%
♦300
*90
.
24 v-
101
10,900
33%
-
46%
67%
36V'a
101
7
54
53%
356
25%
2
&
47%
*97%
1
Bell
54%
43,400
6%
.,
18%
28
67'%
1
Belding-Heminway
30%
*310
50
9
42
24
142'/a Jan
2
1
Corp
Savers
33
47
100
RR
Life
34%
173/4
7>/b
20%
54
54
100
pfd
54%
17%
*41
79%
18%
x20
29%
100
Inc
18%
783/4
33%
ft./ ftft/ft.-
2.50
4%%
r.
20%
54
ft
common. —12.50
26
128 y4 Mar 23
15
40% Apr
Creek
18%
l
Distilling Co
ft/
20
..No par
Instruments
Aircraft
Beech
Inc
Inc
(A S)
■:/
;■/'.
10
Beech-Nut
52% Jan
25
40 y2 Jan
ft
17
Beech
i
10
2
Jan
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
8
11
17%
19V4 Feb
11
Dec
38%
17
18
79%
17%
93
38%
39
17%
17%
36%
31
41%
39
18,600
31
24%
79%
12,200
18%
14%
♦91
23%
-ft-
55%
14%
♦100
41%
1
54%
143/4
18
31 y8
42%
10
55
93
42%
100 ft ft /
6%
53%
14 y2
101
31 Vb
preferred_100
Inc
Co
100%
♦91
31%
23%
22% Feb
*
5
45 % Jan
50% Jan
1% Jan
11
17% Jan
.
Beckman
22
34% Apr
7
Mills
Beck Shoe
19
93
"•'•ft, 23%
prior preferred
preferred
Beaunit
101
31
7%
54%
15%
36%
18y»
100
conv
4% %
101
*91
100
„
Inc
Foods
3%#.
2
Feb
23
31'/a Sep
22% Jan
,
95
66% Jan
•
71
:■
152% Jan
ioo ///y
100
B
_
1
Cigars
7%
36%
Corp
Corp_i/.-—
(James B)
Beatrice
9
29 y8 Mar 21
29
22
Sep 13
39'/a July
7
140% Sep
1
-
100% Mar
2
16
133
•■39
3
2
Jan
2
42% Dec
12J/8 Jan
Jan
Nov
3
,
71
8
Jan
Beam
328
36%
common
Laboratories
Bayuk
29
13
59% Sep
53 /
26
24
f
,
Baxter
Feb
Apr
69% May 25
16% Apr 5
-
11
36%
stamped
Lomb
14%
No par
Works
,//, Bausch <fc
.
11
Jan
23 y8 Jan
Nov 17
/
20.
Jun
$; -ft y'ft./ ft'/- '
:25
10% Dec
46 y4
,
35% Feb
88
,
2
54
15
17%
Inc
Iron
54%
14%
17%
stamped
Products
Bath
52% Jan
.
96% Mar 28
1
2
16
Jan
34% Jan
61
Basic
Basic
63
K
12
Dec
87
Apr
5
19
7%
53%
15 Va
17%
Beries
Ohio
y;:7v'-.
54%
com__
non-cumulative
4
Jan
325
"
27
159% Dec
19
Oct
48% Jan
Nov
25
3
43
20% Jan
37
24
46% Jan
y/
—;
.
30
100% May 15
17 y2 Mar 14
87
27Vb Jan
{
30
3-16 *j Aug
11
81
•
ft
32% Jan 30
82% Nov 27
Mar 16
94% Jan
Nov
.
Apr
&
ft/ 7%
13
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
Barber Oil Corp
,
,
Corp.
Elec
preferred
Preferred
8/'ft/.
23% Jan
3
35% Nov 21
4%
9
22% Feb
85% Mar
2
3
4
9
preferred series C
Common
19
10
18% Feb
,
25
24
15% Jan
13
4 %
Gas &
Baltimore
1
Apr
47% Jan
33 Va Apr
4y2%
6
17 y8
701a Mar 17
27
5
Mar
33 % Feb :
62 y4 Jan
.
29% May 18
20
94
■
7
.
Co
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
10312 Dec
15
_
53%
14%
__
Wilcox
Tools Inc
18% Mar 16
22
31% Dec
&
Oil
Inc
2
12
35 V* Dec
Baker
T)
14% Jan
23% Nov
13% Mar
Babcock
9
Mar 20
82'/4 Jan
52 y4 Sep
(B
41 % Nov
4
33% Dec
Babbitt
191a Aug 15
20
94'/4 Jan-
15
11% Nov
3
27% Jan
15
59 y2 Dec
Oct- 18
12% Jan
5y8 Jan
23%
5,900
24%
88%
88%
7,200
21,000
„
'
88%
*50
10%-
10
10%
24%
24%
24%
7,400
200
51%
..
50
-
14,000
18,500
4
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1814)
STOCKS
Kange for Previous
Year 1961
20
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
Mar 13.
46% Feb
Carpenter
Carrier
6% Dec
22
Oct
25
2»/2 Nov
1
Jan
45% Jan
9
62 % Jan
6
6% Apr
13% Apr
5
11
28% Dec
55
May 23
95 % Jan
26.% Apr
10
Jan
8
31
34
Jun
28
124 y4 Jan
71% Jan / 3
85% Apr
10
SiyaJan
3
34 % Dec
23
30% Jan
24% Jan
Jan
162% Oct
68
23.
Central
Aguirre
5
5
18% Apr
13
23% Jan
>2
Central
Foundry
45% Jan
25
49
21
Central
of
72
24
77% Apr
2
36% Jan
27% Jan
24
Sep
Dec
28
54
Jan
9
94% Jan
2
46
8
99 'A Nov
7
Jan
31% Mar
24
38 Va NOV
3
38 'A Jan
20
57% Jan
18
79% Dec
6
68% Jan
30
17
18
26
Feb
6
18 Va Jan
,75%: Apr
24% Jan
22
5
40% Apr
27% Apr
4
35
Jan
31
27
6% Jan
8
9% Apr
49 y4 Feb
4
43 y2
Apr
4
16
Corp
Cessna
24
33 Va Apr
11
38 y4 Feb
16
Champion Papers Inc com
28
91 Va Jan
2
98 y2 Feb
27
4
41% Feb
16
$4.50 preferred—
Champion Spark Plug Co
12
29% Feb
8
8
31% Apr
11
21% Jan
32 Va Jun
15
23 Vz Apr
36% Apr >:9'.'>
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
21% Jan
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
9
21% Apr
13
25Va Feb
7-
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
7% Apr
13
10 Va Jan
2
Jan
3
43% Oct
13
67% Jan
8
54
Dec
91
July 19
40
5 '
53% Apr
18
Jan
94
May 16
103
45
2
Jan
Jan
4
98
Jan
11
13% Jan
11
Mar 29
10
Mar 29
60
4
14% Sep
18
15 >/« July 31
24
Sep
18
17% Jan
31
20
Jan
14
31
Mar 30
21V2 Apr
12
27% Feb
19
32% Aug
10
37% May 26
34
Jan
2
36% Feb
15
13% Jan
3
18% Feb
14% Apr
13
17% Feb
8
3
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80
74
74
*21
21%
49
99
.
74 V'4
/
31%
32
20%
26 Va
26%
25%
44%
28
V4
43%
45%
<
29 Va
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45%
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45%
45 y4
34%
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45
Feb"
Feb
.62
27
2
64% Feb
3
26 Va Odt
12
17% Apr
11
22% Feb
7
3
38
Feb
27
27 y2 Apr
12
36% Feb
22
31 y4 Jan
58
38V4 Mar 21
Jan
preferred
5%
8
27% Dec
5%
—
&i
Chic Miiw St'Paul
20
13% Jan
23 % Jan
52
7
27
Chic
preferred
series
Chicago
Pneumatic
26% Feb
2
12
Chicago
Chicago
20% May 15
16 Va Jan
5
11
23% Apr
13
21 ,".••
49 Va Jan
2
43% Jan
31
26
12
12»/4 Jan
23
2I7/a Jan
12
31% Apr
37% Jan
3
57% Sep
37% Jan
10
53% Nov
10
'
,
21
Jan
4
62 y4 Feb
;
Mar 26
29
.
21
Chlckasha
37
36%
37
36%
36%
24%
24
24%
23%
237%
23%
24%
13,300
13900
28%
29%
18,600-
21%
21%-
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a
8
•
7%
42.
31%
22 y8
22%
7%
7%
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55
10
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10
54
10
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2
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.
62
26
27
27 V'4
24
V'4
32
24 Va
247/a
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24
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3
90 Va Dec
5
7
103% Dec
11
37y2 Jan
3
52y2 Dec
27
87% Mai-29
101% Jan
42
Apr
91% Feb
i05
2
1
52 y4 Feb
13
4 %
preferred
4%%
preferred———
5
Feb
16
Cincinnati
♦88 y»
100
Milling Machine
Co
89
♦104
100
43 v2
lo
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62%
1,200
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28
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31%
33
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18
18
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43
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42%
104
42
89 Vi»
Dec
51
4-
42% Feb
Dec
21
49y8 Sep
26
58% May 17
20% Feb
13
41% Nov
20-
6
11% July 27
32% Apr
15% Apr
26
14
12% Jan
19
32
41 % Mar 30
32% Jan
18
51% Mar 20
40
Apr
49% Mar 21
13
2
24 y4 Oct
•
Sep 27
40% Jan.
53% Feb
3
33
Jan
18
59 y2 Feb
5
13
112Va Feb:
11
35% Feb
1
24 'A Jan
3
•;
Clark Equipment Co.
48 y4 Jan
2
28
2
,69% Feb
3
101% Feb
2
$4.50
3
64Va Apr
10
Cleveland
33% Feb
6
7 357/a Mar. 13
Special
2
_
140
Apr. 10
Mar 22
e' 77 % Jan
41% Apr
134 »/2 Jan
57
<
3
17
77% Jan
4
109
Nov
17
89 % Jan
26
21 y8 Jan
4
30
Jun
5>
24 y2 Apr
26
5
77% Jun
15
28
28 % Dec
20'
Oct
24
2
50% Mar 17
32 % Apr
13
14 Va Jan
3
23% May 17
14 y4 Apr
3
49 Va Nov
45% Apr
13
1
Electric Ilum common
preferred
Pitts
&
RR
7%
guaranteed
4%
__No
gtd
stock
When
.
7%
100-
43
2,200
Colgate-Palmolive Co
9
$3.50
Collins
&
Collins
Radio
41 y2 Jan
19
17% Jan
3
7 48
y» Jan
8
(
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Co
Fuel
Iron
enmmnn
preferred series B
•■k'ji:
56%
108 y8
56
26
29%
31%
.;
30%
31 y2;
108
'30%
31
•
12%
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12%'
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33 y4.
42 y4
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15,800
56 Vi
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43
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,
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92
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1
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139
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99%
35
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:
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44j/2
'
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68 Va
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3
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40
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Mar 12
42 V/t
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Coca-Cola
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Jan
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issued
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56
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56%
108%
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41 %
15;.
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29 y2
-
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&
1
2
32,
13
43
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9
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45%
47
108 V 4
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.
10
55
19
Jan
26
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30
31V2
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80 y2 Mar
75% Jan
.
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103% Jan
44% Mar 28
4
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46 y4 Apr
142.
10
59% Dec
Jan. 12
107
13
6
July
i
48
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Cleveland-Cliffs
58% Jan
71'A July 10
Jan
City Stores
'
108%
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7
62% Feb
36% Mar
10
i-5-..
4
96% Jan
92% Nov
29
'.
15
1
74
Feb
14
38y2 Jan
i
57
108%
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46
46%
56 Va
10
;
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par
Co,.
City Products, Corp
27
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4
30% Jan
Mar 23
37
.
No
preferred
; conv
Mar 21
61
45% Nov
133
Service -Co
$4.40
City Investing
Nov
101
5
61
Jan
Cities
8
28 y2 Apr
Financial Corp—j
73% Nov
23
93 y2 July 10
56% Jan
537/a Jan
107 % Apr
C IT
410
-
104 Va
'
44
700
•400
12,600
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•
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,
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24%
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32%
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18 y4
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22
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Chrysler Corp
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98
62 V
Tool
13,700
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45
34%
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Cab
Cotton Oil
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97 V*
28%
Yellow
45
'
36V4
62 Va
Rock 1st & Pac RR
33% Apr
27 Va Oct
4
48,800
8%
33%
5
12
4
15
3
Jan
42%
28%
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97%
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12
23% Apr
20% Jan
Jan
15
41%
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No par
26% Apr
Mar 20
20
-1,900
18,400
97 V-i
100
A
26%
36%
trfl°0
No'par
series A.'non-p.um pfd
North -Western com
&
5%
2,200
'
.
24.'
No par
Pac
-
28.%.
-
•
'
10
50
com
25%.
•15,600
•
97 V-o
'
Western Ry
21%
37 Va
*96
40
Class: A
32
36%
.No par
-No par
1%
Oil & Refining Co—.~j_1
Motors Corp
1.25
Chicago Great
•
.
'
45"%
35%
,'210
2,000
"500
46
32
-
8%
*44 y2
.
1,800
.
;
22%
45'/a
;
.
29%
SVa
45'%
34%
21%
43%
29 Va
8 Va
2,300
/
73%-
:
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26 V4
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99%
21%
46
8%
49 Va
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46 "
29 %
29 Va
8T»
33%
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21
26%
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32%
21%
26
2,100
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>
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33%
;
73% ;<
21%... 21% '
-46
80
8,400
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;
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21 y4
46
♦44 y2
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73%
21%
:
v'/- 4':-
25%
19
210
-
2,'200
V 51%
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99%
31 V'4-
27 Va
v
25 V2
Z
49%
'49%
-
37
'
18%
34 ;
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49%
.99
-
33%
3334
;!.v f
-
86%
*48
.,
45%
29
Chemetron ? Corp
26
21 y2 Feb
80.
33%
128
18%
•>
080
1;200
36,000
55 Vz
•:>'
19
26.QOO
■
40%
53%
51%
'
26%-'' *./■
86%-
.
25%
19
22
8%
Champiin
Checker
•25%
•
/
>: ' • 18%
56%.
31%
2.8%
—
—1;
Chemway Corp
~lI
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 % %
convertible preferred —100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
25%
1/800
•
97
36%
18
'
■L:150
2%'
39%*
'
36%
18
.56
•
,
128•
27,700
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96 V26%
*
22
44%
10
36%
18 >/4
-
2%
•39%
86%
31%
1
Chain Belt Co,
128-
86%
22
*1
Corp
Inc
*12?
.
32
22
28%
Co
Gotham
40%
45%. 46
1
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
>
5,300
.
6% "
38%
;
*48
t
-
,.
97-
39%
•
500:
■*
67
57%
2%
•
260
■:
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26%
-
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34%
6%
39%
.4.
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-
47'A':
'•
66'
58y«
19 y4
50%
♦21
57%
r" >
39>/4
:f.-» 97 .
4,400
38%'
47%
>34%
6%
51'%
'
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5
Corp
Certain-teed
2
West
Industries Co
Nov
4
7% Jan
South
&
39% Oct
95
9
30
32
Central
50% Apr
4
Jan
38% Oct
50
60 Va Jan
Jan
46 y4 May 31
Mar 17
Central; RR Ca of N J—*——
6% :
37%
58
:L *75 %
38 '/a
•*:
47%
19
99
74
y? 7774%
*21
"21%
74
Service—10
Public
12
3
57
Illinois
Cerro
20 y2 Jan
28
Central
4
25% Apr
21
33 y2 Mar 27
2
50 Va
40"
34%
*48
34
.
"98
•
33
Feb
33%
98%
.
12
44% May 17
4
98
19
80
''50 %
'50 Va
com—No par
preferred-..——100 ;
25%
25%
51%
.
41%
3? ;
V18'A
♦75 '/a
;
39 %
*47%
'
•
"
: 90
,
;
61 >/4"
41'/4\ ;'V. 3,700,
>■ -2%
;
100
"60%
;40%
^6% 4
12ft%\.
' -86r/a 86%
% 57 y*
*48
'33%
33 %
,
'
Light
1-89
♦31%
8
8 y4 Nov
«7&%
—
97
40y*
57%
18%
51 Va
2.50
30 Va Nov
79 % Dec
100
,
19 Va
3
/•
;40%
126'/*
36%
25%
> A'-:
58%
.18%
.
-99%
4,000
1
61 %
60%-< 67%
6?a
3.8CO
13%"
41%
34y2 %
•>
26%
-
86% 4
36%
25 Va
:
No par
30
Mar 24
*48
Gas & Elec—No par
Illinois
Central
'4% '■<
19:
par
No par
46% Feb
24
30% Jan
23% Nov
26% Jan
6
36%
25 %„
Century
38 y2 Jan
33% Mar 16
9
40 Va Sep
27
'
*80
18'/a
Central Soya Co
22
4
3% Jan
Feb
4.4
-1''
'
:
13%
-lOd'1'
3,700
:
61
>'>
-
:
52%:
30'/4"
40%
66%
58y8
'
.
128
56%
—1
preferred series B:
Central Hudson
86%
:
.<»
; 4'' 4:2% V' 2%
40ya
128w
18%,
2
24
16
2
5%
v
13%
52
'30*
•
35
' • 6%
.
30
13%
;
-
47%
'
40% ••>"' 39%
96 »: 4 96%
39%
v
58%
23% Apr
Jan
Jan
9
5
'
129%".
36%
5
com—No
Ry
.'
59
39%
95%--
18%
Co
6%
•
--*58%
•
40%.,- 4 ~>.
56%
Co
Georgia
--6%
;• -
ft 96%
'
45%
9% Jan
47% Nov
:
52% Mar 30
100
8
Sep
Feb
65%
2 %■-•'■ ...» *22%'
86%
:
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Sugar
65%
48
Shares
.
~
53,.
29%
1
"
40%
-
47VV
65'A-
r
-39%,. 41%
——
—
39%
40
April 13
52.%
•
'
42%
*34%
58%':
.
,128
—100
Corp common
61»A
42»/a
Sales for
the Week
Friday
April 12
,
100%"-*WVa
61'A
»26'9»26%-v.t 26%'. 20% '
10
Amer com—No par
:
:
61 %■
34%
7
-
13%
"
1
42
39 y2
»47%
2%
*V--39%
*96
30y«
--34'% '
67
58%
•4''
60%
Al'A
5
.
35%
6%.'
.
•
,f
i
47%
,
4.: 65y*.
100
__7
preferred^—
July 12
75% Oct
90
5%
35%
Cenco Instruments Corp*—
50
7
31
ueiotex
47%
14
preferred Series A_100
conv
34 y» Jun
Mar
38
4Va%
42%"
41-
A
>
v
60 Vz1"1'
42"-v
common_No par
i
_100
preferred—
28% Jun
59
25
Mar 13
2nd
26% Feb
9-
25% Jan
7%
*99%
*99%
r'/'
40
12.50
preferred
2nd preferred
3
Mar
.
-
it"
.Ceco Steel Products Corp
2
20 Va Mar
Inc
Celanese Corp of
"<• 13'A
1
(J I) Co Common
7%
13%
100%
50
6%%
8
28
42% Feb
8
12
Products
30
18%13 %'■
PRICES
Tnuisday
30Va
.101
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
SALE
531/4-
60'/a
•
_10
1
Corp
HIGH
30
30%
♦100
No par
common
AND
53
April 10
.
Wednesday
<
April 11
' '•i' *
53%
53% :
•'..v.* 13% *
5
General
6
18% Jan
38
Light
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20%
preferred
87 y4 Mar 12
13
-
Case
&
3
22'/a Jan
92
Mar 22
44
Apr
IB
.5
73 y4 Dec
10
Jan
29
53% Apr
19% July 21
10
19
17
3>
Jan
129% Mar-
11
129
6
&
preferred
Carter
4
22
98
5
115% Jan
-
Ry_100'
Steel Co
Corp
4%%
Carriers
4
3% Jan
23
40% Aug 15
Jan
70
2
32% Oct
3
2
42% Jan
2 % Mar 19
Mar 20
38 % Jan
97
8
7
77 - Mar 12
>; 9% Jan
3
10
Mar 13
41%-Aug 29
29
Jan
*
Power
Ohio
Tuesday
;
30y8
'
10
•
90% May 31
-
Carolina
44% Feb
18
Oct
74
Clinchfield &
•
April9
53%
53%
No par
Carolina
47% Mar
13
_5
Co__
8
.
36 y2 Jan
15
Co
15
101 y» Mar
3
32% Jan
6
30% Feb
38 % Apr
28
47% Apr
1
22
45% Mar 14
May 19
49
3
89
62 Vi Feb
30
£6% Nov 24
3
10
52
22
57
Monday.
Par
Corp
Jan
13
52 % Mar 30
Jan
Carlisle
39% Jan
12
62% Nov
40 V4 Jan
15 ya Mar 30
6
102% Oct
LOW
STOCK
(Philip), Mfg
8
3
32% Jan
Carborundum
Carey
11
Jan
96
"
39% Jan
32% Jan
12 % Feb
6
3
43 y2 Jan
Mar 16
56
2
12
6
91y4 Jan
27
Jan
29% Apr
48,
5
60% May
43 Vat Dec
26s/s Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
.
78%
19 V*
28%
'■?.
29%
78 Va V 79
-
29
:
T
":J: T9
29% '
79%
29
3oy4
32 Va
32%
:
•
"
••33
32% /'33V4
14%
14%
'46%
*45%
V:
-14%
14%
*45 y2
15%'
:
32'/a, > 32 % '
-
46%
49%,
■
'
,
'"
14%
14%
45%
■
•
H.6CO
'45%
24,000
:
•
47'
'
680
:> '-11,500
300-
■...
Colorado & Southern Ry—
39% Aug 16
31 % Oct
3
23% Jan
21% Jan
67
;-i 54%
12
45% Jan
Feb
28
42% Apr
19
38% Apr
12
Oct
10
27 y* Jan
22
Apr
16
Jan
17
77% Apr
4
79 y2 Jan
26
4
72% Mar 16
30
3
35% Aug 18
•
Jan
5
78 % Nov
29
50% Jan
11
76% Nov
8
23% Jan
13
41% Jun
16
21% Jan
9
39% Oct
12:
50% Oct
■>.' 65%
9
44
y2 Dec
Jun
23
10
Aug
3
12
26% Apr
35% May 26
•55% Dec 13
27
107
48% Mar
? 31
Jan
3
7% Jan
3
15% Mar 22
13% Nov 28
66% Jan
31
Jan
,
36 Va Apr
7
13
5
31
Dec
11
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
4
45
61% Jan
4
'
45% Jan
2
113% Jan
29
5
15% Feb
7
9
18
49 y4 Mar 12
Consolidated
82% Mar 28
Consol
% Apr
,103% Jan
13
13
39% Apr
34% Apr
13
28% Jan
2
58
Jan
3
:•/
§5 Mar 30
105% Jan
2
{:49%Jan
39
13
28
75% Jan
3
97% Jan
65% Jun
12
89 Va Jan
24 Va Jan
16
Feb
9
C7% Oct
24
44% Jan
6
58
Mar
3
3
111
May
5
Jan
12 Va May 15
93
Jan
7% Jan
3
48% Dec
13
43% Mar
77% Jan
6
85 V
15
82
7% Jan
3
12% May
18% Oct
19
54% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
46% Oct
26
35% Jan
For
3
2
21 %
footnotes,
Consolidated
Natural
Feb
$4.52
$4.16
5
9
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
107 y2 Jan
4
14
.
11%
-v
•■
13%
♦110%
T3%
14
9,400
.
ny4
44
45
44
79 y2
80 V*
1.1
■'<
II
.310-
•
V
133/4
11%
45
79%
4,000
4,300-
12%
44
79
11%
9,800
>
jj
32
5]
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104%
105 Va
104%
105 y4
105
105 Va
1043/4
105 Va
109%
108%
108%
108 y2
109
107%
108 Va
106%
39%
40%
39 Va
22,000
V
108
14.400-
40
V
y2
41%
43 %
%
.
40%
'
741 %
7 :
V iS
:
5.
%
1,972,3004,800
.
19,100
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41%
35%
:
35'/a
35
35%
34%
35 y2
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
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63
63%
62%
63%
5,300-
40
1.33-%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
5
31 Vi
32
31%:
31 Va
lo
63 V4
64%
63 V'4
63%
x63 y4
633/4
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Gas
13%
104^4
109
Corp
'
16,600-
'
79%
79%
;•
43 Va
ioy8
16,600
12,500
iiiy4.
10
,44%
11%
11%
79%
11
79 y*
%
42%
111 Va
10 Vb
13%
/" 13%
°
43 Va
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10
43-
111
,
44%
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43
10
111
lO'/a
43%
43 Va
,
14
80%
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: v
10'/a
45%
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44
111
10 Va
..
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6,700V
7,300
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
3,700-
85 Va
84%
85 Va
84
84%
13,800-
987/a
99%
99%
99%
98 '/a
99
>
100 %
100 Va
100 Va
101%
1017/a
*101 Va
No par
*92
com
of America
Air
Lines
26
16
12 Va Jan
29
Continental
Motors
56
19
Continental
Oil
Continental
$3.75
Can
Inc
7%'
45%
common
preferred
Continental
Continental
-
com
•
-
of
;
1
27%
27
95%
*94
105%
45%
44%
45%
87%
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87 %
7%
7*/a
r,
*
21
66%
7%
*19%
65%:
7 %
10%
54%
-'54%
54%.
53
*52 y4
52%
*52
'
94
8
46%
106 Va
44V'2
45%
44%
45
87
87 %
87
87
■
.
7%
*19%
65 Va
66%-",
10%
54%
7%
26%
95%
*94
8
7%
21
66;,4
45%
44%
♦106
7%
a.
*19%
63%
*91
27
26%
95 y2
105%
-
'21
-
93%
45 %
45%
106
27 Vt
..
7%
8
7%
10%
-
1
;*
27%
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•*91
93 y2
*91
106%.
66
-
92
45
t
■
~
•
5
101%
92
45%
-*19y2
5
—1
Delaware
Corp
'
2
100 %
46%
*86%
_2fl
Insurance
8
■■
106
-
-
:10
preferred
Continental Steel
par
No par
Copper & Steel
convertible
28*4
5
Baking Co common
preferred'
1
No
2
94
1.25
Inc
94 V
94
100
Continental
$5.50
100%
.
27 Va
5
com
preferred
Feb
27.
43
111
.34 y2
85
72% Feb
see page
''"V
.54 Va
33%
40%
21
2
27%
53%
99%'
12
56 Va Jan
26%
.
85
13
5
35%
40%
11
50% Mar
53 Va
34%
357/a
"
83 Va
03% Apr
May 17
27%
53.
36%
53V*
>:>:
98%
19y2 Jan
Feb
11
53%
.,36%
40%
May 11
-
26%
53%
x27%
7. ; 3,80O
98%
6
9
68 y2
27%
; 7,700
;
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*67%
83%
2
29
22 3/4
*77.
69%
70%
40%
8% Feb
9% Jan
7
22
79
68
79
83%
87 Va Feb
49% Jan
*77
22,000-
98%
48 Va Jan
28
28,400
'
40%
3
Apr
22%.
23%
*77
110
■A
'
No par
No par
Continental
$5
22
49%
No par
7
13
29%
69%
277/a •'
35%
;v
10%
.,44%
104
Co—
Jan
21
>
70%
52%
"
43%
13%
•
preferred
Container Corp
4%
39%
29%
*47%
preferred—
23
28% Mar
38 3/4
29%
preferred
$4.50
94 % Apr
2
Coal
Consumers Power Co
22
Mar 29
43% '
"10?4
wi—100
Corp
7% Apr
11% Nov 20
62
Laundries
5
Jun
74% Nov
60 H
Foods
Consolidated
94
44% Apr 13
104% Mar 6
34% Jan
Consolidated
102
3
28
36%
111% lllVa:-
_l
series A
2
Consolidation
41
29%
■••■•; 23
79
27%.
>
.
•23%
,
% 70 Va
53%
No par
pref
;
27%
'
36
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
9
27%
No par
com
36>/4 Mar 16
99% Jan
2
9
29% Feb
Y
—^
conv
38'/a
29%
'
22%
'*77.
72%
.
52%,.
lo
preferred—
4.12%
*47%
42 V*
29%
-
79
1
2
45% Feb' 20
85 Va Apr 11
23
94% Jan
98% Nov 20
Jan
N
Rights
$5
Co
64% Apr
v
12
85 % Nov
26
113% Mar 30
of
49 y4
41
*47%
•
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_1
Cigar Corp
Edison
'
23 "a
71 Va
5
7
:—
Publishing
Cone Mills Corp——
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
26
29%
23%
'
-^1
Co
Nast
25
Jan
100% Nov 27
103
Conde
41%
29%
♦77
Elec—5
Inc
49%
41VV
29%
'
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
5.25% preferred-!
:.
100
40% Jan
40 y8 Apr
95
4
12% Mar
10
Mar
Solvents
7 11% Jan
Va Nov
90
Credit
Commercial
11
4
21% July
5
90% Jan 11
Engineering
Commercial
19
•
*47%.
42%
29 Va
——5
Ohio
49
40%"
No par
—
/
48'
10
common
Southern
Combustion
55»/»Jan
8
13
93
&
5
37% Mar 23
8
Jan
92% Jan
Pictures
100
Inc
preferred —i.
76
9
29% Jan
$4.25
Columbus
10% Jan
49% Aug 31
20% Jan
Columbia
pfd
System_2.50
System
16
13% Jan
51% Nov 30
37 y4 Jun
Gas
Apr
10
3
1st
Broadcasting
Mar 21
-31% Feb
13
106% Apr
105% Apr
5
noncumulative
Columbia
•3i
12
Mar 30
109% Jan
V
Jan
4%
Columbia
30
*
90% Nov 27
101
Mar 19
437/a Mar 21
-
h
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26
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843/4 Jan
Nov '/ 8
42 3/4 Jun
Jan
41
833/4
*83%
86 y2
37%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc__
A; DuBois Chemicals Inc_»-
16
10% Jun
y4 Apr
*83%
83%
_1
,
Mar 27
5
77% Jan
Co——
Ltd—1
Chemical. Co
4
19
100
Mines
50
83 Va
83 y2
2.50
—
Dover Corp„
5
Jan
185% Jan
Inc-:
Productions
'Douglas -Aircraft. Co—
4
8
9 lA Jan
8
Pepper
Dome
83%
83
Vi
83%
*85 %
25%
!»»_2.50
Dominick- Fund -Inc—
26
19"
May
Nov
-63
373/a Jan
233/4 Apr
27% Mar 26
2 4'A Apr
152 y8 July 18
Dr
83 Va
83'/a
85%
~
DistillerszCorp-Seagrams Ltd—*-A-2
Divco-Wgyne Cforpl--—^
1
253/4 Jan :/2
25% Apr 12
20% Mar 8
24% Nov.
3
Club
6,400
84
* :
—50c
1
29% Dec
-
Corp^—
(Walt)
6,200
85%
—25
Fi^uit Corp
(TheI
Disney
:
22% Jan
22 y4 Sep
:
16
48 % Mar 23
15%
27%
*82%
"
29
17
143/a Jan
70
Dinefrs*
3
4
29
13% Jan
40% Feb
13
Apr
Stores
DiGiorgio
..
15
27
*83 '/2
1
-
preferred——
'
23% Mar 26
19
15% Nov
Mar
:1
17% Feb
46% Apr
3
$1.50
Diana
15
47%, Nov
31% Jan
18 3% Jan
173/b Feb
'
15%
27%
86%
DeVUbiss
10
143/4
27
84
steel::Coxp--p----—-A-i---1.'ng 1/
Co-Ai^—3i%,
Diamond: Alkali C
—iTilO"'
53 i/a,
DiamondNational..^brp—
I
50%
•
153/4
27%
83,%'
15%
6,800
15 %
*85 V2
54
5,500
„
14%
'
2.0
Coatings
14 V*
26%
»82%
V
3
42
90
14%
*83%
Co—6.75 ''
!
415/a
*88%
90
14 Va
1
Del 1011
58'A Oct
12% Jan
Light
Edison
10
29 y2 Jan
17% July 24
26 s/8 Jan
5
15%
*88 5/8
14%
51%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
.
90
14 %
26%
No par
Inc
19% Apr
10'
Jan
203/4 May 17
37% Feb 24
28
&
Lines
24% Apr
11
673A Nov
/143/4 Jan
20 ;•
Power
Air
37 A Mar 27
14% Mar 20
48% Jan
15%
26%
& -Co'
22% Oct
16 y8 Jan
153/4
27%
3.90% ; series C-t—100'?*-•"*
Records Tnq——50c
Delaware
*885/b
14%
'
Preferred.
Delta
90
14%
26%
100
Delaware & Hudson—
59% Nov
11
243/a Jan
6
203A Jan
15 y2 July 18
51 % Apr
62% May 23
Aug 18
5
30
*88%
14%
: 15 %
'
B„__100
Jan
385/8 Jan
90
14%
common—7
series
,
4
v
*88 Va
V
5
50c
353/8 Apr
Aug
.
100
.
21
84
preferred series A
River Mills Inc__•
Dayco
Corp
Dayton Power
2
84
Corp
33/4%
Dan
7.
18 3/8 Mar 12
3
22
Jan
'
47
46
46
463A
*46
463A
*45.'A
46%
10
25%
253/4
25%
25%
23 Va
25 Va
24
24lA
24'A
1,600
21%
22
2l3/4
22
21%"
223/8
22%
223A
22 lA
223/4
5,500
25y0
25% ' /
24%
25%
24%
25'A
24%
24%
23 Va
24%
19,400
49'/2
50'4 *
49Va
49%
49
49%
48 Va
49%
48
48%
14,500
903/4
90'A
90%
90y8
90'%
90 Va
*90
19
18%
18%
19
193/4
18%
112Va
110 Va
*47
*46
5
*46
/
25
<
90
E
22% Jan
5
21% Oct
24
29% Jan
3
81V* Jan "
3
25
96
Jan
83
Feb
24% Feb
13"
Eagle-Plcher
13.
27% Jan
23"
Eastern ;Alr
46 3/8 Jan
8
553/8 Feb
16
Eastern
92
Feb
27
21 Vo Jan
4
12
85'A Jan
99
11
18% Apr
12
101 Va Jan
10
17
6
353/4 Jan
29
40% Mar 23
Eaton
Manufacturing
74
Apr
13
88 Va Jan
Edison
Bros
Apr
24
89
Jan
18
91 Va Apr
243/4 Jan
10
29% Decf
95
36 y4
12
97% Mar
6
Oct
2
95
7
Feb
100
Apr
21
263/8 Jan
54 Va Apr
13
43/4 Oct
24
6
11
96
8
12
34% Sep
7% Apr
31
5% Jan
16
11
65% Mar 22
463/4 Jan
8
56 Va Feb
29
16% May 15
123/a Apr
9
Elastic
5
Electric
Electric
Bond
Electric
&
243A Oct
19
30% Jan
2
16'
23% Mar 30
163/4 Jun
5
26% Jan
26
36
3
Jan
42
12
Apr
16
13
Feb
Elgin
El
13'
Jan
26
32% Jan
10
49
Dec
12
42 Va Jan
17
20'A Dec
15
35% Jan
10
18 Va Apr
6
23 Va Jan
60 Va Feb
6
63 Va Jan
5
793/, Mar 16
22
33/4 Dec
33% May
26
48% Nov
8
21
26% Feb
1
5
47 Va Jan
26
3% Apr
6% Mar 22
29'
12
42'A Jan
17
Apr
3
10
4% Jan
18 Va Dec
15
323/4 Jan
19
18
Mar
9
29
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
17% Jan
31
153/4 July 28
11
Oct 30
22% Jan
4
Jan
11413A Dec
Apr 20
16l/2 Apr
:
27
45 Va
3
35
23 Va
Apr
18
453/8 Dec
5
11 Va Jan
28
Apr
40 Va Jan
13
45
Dec
11
15
34% Apr
4
3
3
7
Apr
12
Jan
3
14% Apr
28 Va Apr
4
22
Jan
8
88'A Oct
27
21
H62y4 Dec
6'
29
Jan
6
253/4 Jun
30
36% Oct
10
43
11
52 Va Nov
28
Jan
Jan
4
25% Dec
29
35
253/4 Dec
21
Jan
9
For
13% May
8
453/8 May 17
31 Va Dec
1
30% Nov
1
113/4 May
8
footnotes,
see
page
35% Jan
17
91 Va
♦91
26
26%
*94%
99
*947/8
Amer
'
5
preferred—J
Factor
(Max)
&
55
5 4 Va
54'A
30%
30
30 Va
30
30 Va
30 Va
30
7
8% Feb
14
Fairbanks
,
7
23 Vb Mar 12,
$1.60
8
8% Jan
17
liy2 Feb
13
32% Jan
2
7
17
523/4. Feb
21
Z
34% Jan
16
39 Va Mar
8
1-
23% Jan
30
29
20% Apr
7% Apr
3.
28
9
10% Mar 13 .1
70% Mar 21
Mar 29
Jan
Morse
Co
&
class
A
Co
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
5%
6
534
5%
51%
52
51%
51%
123/4
13Va
13
13Va
13 v
13y8
13
13
/
23%
24
237/a
23%
233A
92,400
37%
12Va
38%
13%
38 Va
36
37 Va
22,200
12s/8
13*4
13,500
48
48%
*47'/2
48%
18%
183A
187/8
19
185/a
*60%
60V4
60Va
61
22 Va
*22 Va
"
:
22
45V'4.
24
373/4
383/8
37%
13y8
135/8
123/4
13%
12%
13
47^'4
473/4
47 Va
473/4
453A
46 y4
2,300
19'A
18%
ia%
18%
18%
3,700
60Vi
61 Va
61
6iy4
21%
22 Va
21
21 Va
21'A
21%
3,000
463/4
46 Va
46 Va
48VB
46 3A
2,500
3%
3%
19,800
18V2
18%
22 V2
'
46%:
46ya
4
3%
3%
3%
18%
19
18Va
lB'/a
18Va
60
*58%
18
18%
18'4
18 Va
11%
12'/a
lt%
28
29
28 Va
28%
47%
48
46
47
45%
46
42%
423/4
41%
18 Va
18 y2
*18V4
7%
7%
11%
12y4
12
x30'/4
30'4
29
47%
49Va
46a/4
48Va
41%
42%
413/4
42 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
40
7
5%
*
.v
2
;
,
..
Jqnior
preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp—
—50
—1
-1
Fansteel' Metallurgical Corpt._—„5
Faw 1 ck Corp
^^^——2
—
-
22
22-%
22
22
22
61
60
603A
60
61 Va
8%
■7.
8%
'•
37 Va
27%
21
21 »A"
8%
51%
27 Vs
•
27
37
•
26%.
51 y2
v
7
V/% 7
9,
•
"26%
-
8%
83/4
263/4
*51
:
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41%
I8V4
18%
400
7 Va
33,600
T
22
22
58%
60
57 y4
8%
26%
22
'
:
52%
10,100
1,100
597%
16,500
8%
8%
2 6 3A
♦51
7,500
6.000
12,200
13,200
26%
;
4,600
52%
>51
20
36%
36'%
35%
36%
3,300
26 7A;
273/a
26%
27%
27 y4
27%
5.400
21%
21%
213/4
20%
21
20%
.8%
8y»
8%
9
8%
37
36%
26%
27
•
21
7.%,
'
26 Va
'
aA
37
36%
•• •
52 Va
7 Va
sy2
27
*51
52%
7
8%
263/4
-
18%
12 Va
4,900
41'A
42 Va
:
22
22
60. Va
7
18%
IS
18'A
320
60
12>4
12%
30%
1
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293/4
12
No par
60
18
18%
18
18 Va
18 *4
♦58 ya
60
600
62
*61
3%
33/4
37/8
18Va
*58%
60
30%
>
5,200
23%
*58%
'
|
5,100
38
453/4
45%
80,300
24
23%
37%
\
,
6V0
2334
::3%
'
5
Fairchlld Camera & Instrum't Corp 1,
Fairchlld Stratos Corp—
1
Fairmont Foods Co common,.,
50c
4,200
2,100
9,900
12%
6
3
Fairbanks
•
>
52
6Va
"
213A Feb
■
<
5%
No par
Corp
54%
51'%
5
Ex-Cell-O
33
56
12-%
10
1
34
55l/2
5Vu
1
-
32%
/
33%
55%
'
50
Co
32
33 Va
'
33%
30%
,
50
6,100
99
51»/2
c-
v
100
Inc.i
31 '/a
/
•
92%
50«/2
8.50
Pittsburgh RR Co
.■
900
26
*9474
9,600
50
1
com
99
*94%
99
:
25y8
33
57y2
6
100
preferred series A
-
40
v?
49%
3--v
-
;v
80
55%
34y4
30%
5
Gas
;7
56'%
•
10
Co
99
333A
-
slirs—10s
Battery
Inc^'
/■
*96- /
1Z-
Eversharp
26% Mar 30
27.
78y4
91%
Evans
55 Va Jan
50 Vt Jan
75'4
9
46% Mar 14
18% Mar 12
75 Va
79V4
Eurofund
9
37%
26%
*78V4
32,400
100 y2/
36%
92'/a
Corp common—25
Products
*99
26'%
80
5,100
noy2
38%
92%/-/ *91%
2.
Mar
99
:
37 Va
27
3
36% Jan
49 Vo Apr
Sep
7% Jan
20
14
2
12
5
99
99
39Va
x27
Johnson
Erie &
99
38
7914
,r»91%
5
Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
59'A Mar 15
1103/4
92%
*78V2
1
5%
20 Va Jan
Co
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
21 Va Jan
53% Sep
38y2
26'/2
Electric
4%
100l/2
38
18%
109'/2
253/4
Endicott
y2 Mar 30
*99
38%
240
91
18%
19
111%
*91»/a
l-...~z-
100
Ind
Natural
IIIV2
10OV2
38%
90'/a
100
National. Watch
Paso
1103/4
*98
.
'
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Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co.,
2
18 % July 24
Mus
*
112Va
74
common
common
Share
&
,
18%
1
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Auto-Lite
90
Z
ill
__50
Emerson
15% Mar 16
49
Inc
Co
Electric Storage
: .5
L
Co
preferred.
6
6V4 Jan
Dec
11'A Sep
% %
30
633A Mar
33% Jan
4
Stores
/•
10
preferred/
Products
\
100
preferred—.
\AVa%
Ekco
Mar 22
35 % Apr
29% Mar 21
19
$3.60
3
12
28% Mar 16
20
673A Apr
Jan
-
Corp—2.50
common
15
4
37% Jan
Steel
Co
•
-
com„10
preferred
Stainless
Eastman/Kodak
28
19
Dec
.prior
1
Assn
Jan
44% Jan
59
4V2%
Eastern
5/-V"
Fuel
&
Dec
11303/4 Dec
llVWan
;
Gas
89
1
46
/
115% Mar 15
Co—;
Lines: Inc
98
2
20% Jan
24
40% Dec
22
Feb
93
213A Jan
23% Apr
893/4 May 24
10
263/4 Dec
«
25% May 17
3
59% Jan
6
119% Apr
11
30 3/8 Jan
Feb
54% Dec
3
16 y4 Jan
97% Sep
27
32% May 15
■v
*
a3A.
r.
21%
-
6,300
8%
11,100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1816)
20
.
.
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
.'■..-Year 1961
17 Ve Jan
•-
3
Jan
3
•
27
39% Nov
Dec
*
23% Feb
5
Fedders
8
42% Mar 15
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
Apr
9
14% Feb
2
Federal
Pacific Electric Co com___l
22 % Feb
7
5%%
44% Feb
7
Federal
19% Jan
9
13
39% Jan
11
July 27
59% Nov 22
18 yt Jan 20
1
2
23 % Jtal
12
56% Dec
,
23% Jun
15% Mar 16
'23% Jan 19
54% Jan
45% Mar 19
10% Mar
45 % Apr
•
4: vt,
25% Apr
34% Mar 21
?
2 •;
26% Aug
9
Jan
IT
53 % Feb
■-«"
23% Oct
35% Apr
-
24 «:
•24% Jan
11
35% Mar 15
2
Dee
5
164% Nov 24
83% Apr
9
•51y* NbV 20
69
Nov 24
43% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
49,/4Jan
4
75% Dec
22% Nov
2
34% May 22
'
86% Mar
28
Nov
82
Dec
114
29
41 % Jan
4
95
4 '
H;,'>
/%
57% Apr, 4
22
Apr 12
50
17
86% NOV 15
4
34% May 5
93% Nov 17
382
Dec
5
»:
3
13
Jan
31% Jan
48
3
Jan
11
85
.
1
33 %
May
Apr
5
Florida
5
Florida Power & Light Co
1
87y4 Mar 12
360
3 %%
Mar 13
40% Jan
2
91 % Apr
29% Jan
3
Apr
13
12
21% Jan
8
14% Jan
3
29% Mar 22
16% Feb 28
Mar 30
93
<20% Mar 29
•
divid
convertible
i.%
Ford
Motor
4
13
14% Jan
4
Foremost
8
45% Feb
8
Foster-Wheeler
26
Apr
2
67
Feb
1
Foxboro
61% Dec
26 yb Aug
87
18
35% Nov 28
5
\
30% Jan
22
42% Apr
11
24
14
,
Apr
46
Apr
16% Apr
4
19% Jan
3
3
preferred—
Co
116% Jan
12% Apr
Co
——
23%
47%
<••'47%
48%.
11%
11%
1-1'%-
-
47%
47
26%
'19%
29%;
19%
yV"
■%
86%
4
60'
26-
30-
Dec
35% Jun
27
19
Jan
Feb
13
% Jan
10% May
27
46% Mar
1
12
41 y2 Nov
57
3
9
29% July
4
26% Dec
6
14y4 Dec
32% Nov
42%
44
60%
23 r
85
%
;45%
-••
80
78
93
7.
*16%
V/. 13%
*16%
17
17
13% V <•.
13% :
18%
96
96%
31%
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93
2i%
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17%
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17%
99.
13%
16%
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98%
96%
12%
12%
12%
12%
Oct
15
Oct
/< 77 y4
Oct
39
39%
38%
38%
5oy4
50%
51%
y:49%
41%
41%
42%
40%
41%
16%
17
17
*16%
95%
4%%
15
11% Jan
2
20 % Jan
9
16% Jan
79% Jan
8
82
39% Feb
1
46% Mar 20
General
25
4%
Cable
Cigar
6% Feb
13
9
General
1
General
Dynamics
29% Jan
2
1
69
Jan
8
78% Mar 12
General
Electric
49% Apr
6
53% Mar
General
Finance
36% Feb
5
12%
30%
30%
74%
73%
r
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Finance
.
.
40%
1
.30%
75%
T;
82
13%
31%
74%
50
"
■
50
28
96
Jan
General
Foods
No par
84%
85
84%
Jan
General
Instrument Corp
1
10%
20%
19%
20 y4
Mills
3
38%-Sep
5
May 31
33% Jan
114
General
Feb
108% Jttn
2
Dec
13
52% Jan
8
M0% Dec
12
107% Jan
3
113% Mar 27
86y2 Nov 29
82% Jan
5
86% Mar 26
58
la
<
57 % Jan
common
28%
5%
preferred
—:Vt)0
General Motors Corp common. —1%
$5 preferred
No par
Preferred
1
112%
55%
55%
il2%
86%
86%
26% Jan
4'
42% Dec
5
37 % Apr
13
42 % Feb
1
General Outdoor Advertising—_ls
39>
39%
38%
39
28% Oct
31-
42% Feb
10
25 % Apr
12
30% Mar
1
General Portland Cement Co
1
26%
26%
25%
l-
46
46%
45%
46%
53
Oct
78
2T
37% Jan
52
23
5% Jan
3
8
26% Jan
3
38
Jun
Jun
7
44% Apr
7
40% Mar
Aug 11
Dec
-
6
Jan
12
54% Apr
26
26% May 19
20% Apr
25% Jan
6
41% Dec
35% Mar
25% Jan
27
Nov
38
5
27% May 11
26% July 14
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21
NEW;YORK STOCK EXCHANGE;STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
25% Jan
24
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20
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14
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17
33% Apr
9
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3
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4
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3674 Mar 30
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23%
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,
150
Volume 195
Number 6151
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1819)
NEW YORK STOCK
>
Range for Previous
STOCKS
'
\
Yeariyci
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
24% Mar 15
28
Feb
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
79% Jan
18
Apr
20
,86% Dec
11
841/2 Jan
5
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72 % jan
59% Jan
17
46% Dec
24
*68%
78
19%
36%
preferred.
Norfolk
'
.
Mar 15
13% Mar 20
>20% Apr
May 16
108
24
12% Jan
18%-Sep" 13
69% Nov
Jan
,
12
34% May 15
63% Dec 22 *
10%
12
„
preferred
Niagara
22
69
Sep
4.85%
31% Jan
11 V
106
5.25%
6
28
108 % Jan
4
104% Mar 20
109% Jan
3
14% Dec
Jan
3
24 %
10%
78
Corp com_5
7.-Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
j
3.40%
preferred
■?;
3.60% "preferred—
3.90%
,7- 4.10%
Feb
24%
10 %
69%
31%
preferred
20
91
24%
10%
69%
10
Shipbuilding
State
13
64
July
82% Apr
Y
$3.75
23% Apr
17
30
,N
100% Jan
24
28"'
26
41% Apr >5
103
7
York
1
117
;
.
Co
Central
800
24%
10%
10%
69%
*10
:
4,300
24%:
24%
10%
*68%
31%
tN Y New Haven & Hartford_No 'par
JPiefened 5% series A
100
24
> 45 % Jan
Jan
Feb
24%
103/8
69%
31
Inc
Chicago
Nov
30-
July 18
12
18
York
York
57 Vb Jun
9
97 % Aug
England
Y
New
23
•
10%
*68%
,_5
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
26
>79
83
30% Jan
England
New
N
2
2
2
88
Dec
31
Jan
6
103% Mar
38
> 10%
1,900
47
36'/a
Mining Corp.
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
'
83% Mar 21
73% Jan
3
12
46 Va
39
.
.
,70
47
*38%
Newinont
7
8
Jan
Aug 14
New
26
76 % Jan
19% Jan
7
2
3% Jan
19% Feb
82
98
7 Jan
3
12
/ 77
Apr 10 >
75% Mar 6-
'.New
•
4
38% Jan
72
•-New
12
12
54 % Jan
2
39% Mar 21 '
2% Apr
13% Feb
>
27
48Vs Aug
,
11 >
>71% Sep
,
23
18% Jan
/
3
> 75% Jan
>4% Jan 24 v
.
'
21
5
v
6
16% Apr
37% Apr
Mar 21
27
Apr
47% Feb
81% Mar
2.000
3 %
46%
39
5
Meter
3 %
47
31
(conv)
Newberry Co (J J)
•77
3 % %/
preferred,
4,900
46%
40
-
Bros
"Neptune
39%
*38%
36%
Corp
7 Neisner
26% Mar 27
1
39% Aug 28
3
9
23% Jan
'Dec/; 1.
76% Sep
65% Aug
3
*3
12
39%
3%
39
'
>'".4Nautec
39%
3%
10
Sugar Ref ;Co_
Tea Co„_7
7_
>7 National
16,800
47
24%
40
common
of
&
26%
39 J,
35/8
39
25%
*38
40%
Corp_>
Steel
2,900
38 Va
2b Va
*46%
36%
A—1
Starch
National
•
38% : 38%
2o,a
K
Corp
preferred
44
7,700
No par
Chem
Co
43%
102,500
"5
preferred
Lead
22
38%
46
Products.
Gypsum
44%
69%
21%
24%
45%
Register
General
1,700
68%
"
46%
40%
Corp
Gas
22%
24%'
36%
Cofp
series
69%
21%
38%
100
&
683h
39%
3%
7,800
10,100
95
1
N
preferred
"-National
2
39%
.
3%
21 %
121%
94 %
5
Co
Co
Jan
40
5
,
Inc
Vulcanized .Fibre
25% Jan
22%
10
National
752
22%
46%
.
Natomas
78% Jan
27% Nov 28
86
8
20'
11% Jan
68%
22 %
;
>22%
>43%
21%
119%
95
1
iug.—>7-^77- *
pfd
National
Mar 19'
69%
44
22%''
43%
94%
>
'
121 %
120
95
70
3%
No par
16-
"'21
123%
93
39 %
Co
9% Mar 29
10
54% Nov
46
'
>23% Feb
12
3
13
22
1% July
12
26
15% July 18
2% Dec
Apr
9
"22% Jan> 2
14
17
9
35% Juri
10
9
7% Feb
29% Apr'28
79% Jan
63% Jan
2OV4 Apr
121%
•
92%
1
17.7 6 % preferred B
1
!7 "National Linen Service
National-Standard Co
10/
'50
% %
4%%
7>> 7%
16*
35% Jan
2
44% Jan
,
123
3%
^
Dairy
$4.50
9
121%
39%
Castings Co
City Lines Inc
National
"
22
'3%
ju5
Distillers
7,400
37%
213a
393/8
253/4
1,000 lire
:
37 %
37%
223/s
44%"
Aviation
National
4J
159
127% Jan
25'
22%
>43%
4,800
36%
38%
22
68
270
60
37%
92
100
60
22
92
99
60%
383/4
69%
84%
*98%
21%
43%
r
Fuel
4
98
2
7 37%
>'
122
92
No par
L:-
National
3
13
7
100
60
38%
Inc
National
9 % Mar 27
9
391/2 Apr
1146% Dec
>
2
83% Apr
:
33% Aug 17>
36% Aug 30
3
'
4
Mar 23-
151% Jan
12-
120 %
>68%
&&I
National
'Natl
!
154% May 18
131% Dec v 8
21% '
No par
Biscuit-Co
National
Jan
50% Mar
39
21%
Acme Co_„j^.
Airlines:
;>*.
National
22% Feb
..
38%
*9834
>
25%
Co
Rights />,
29% Feb
5
3,400
61
3
Cash
72
6% Jan
53 %
100
common
Supply
Can
7'
.
6
•
19.400
53
60%
3nc—
National
% Mar 29
8
17
53 %
*98%
CO—
National
1 -
•97 > Apr
90% Aug 25
'78 •>;. Sep
Apr
53
38%
preferred:
61% Mar
65% Aug 17
3
148% Sep
23% Jan
9 %
39%
Co__6.25
Utilities
Corp-
9
52
Aug
33% Nov
7
•23% Jan
Corp
'7%
2
2
12
4
38 Va
no par
2
When issued
c>
4
132% Jan
*96%
39
25%
Co
Corp
Brass
National
.
9
Jan
11
59% Jan/'; 4
9
18
13
% Apr
23% Oct
181% Apr
8
99
38%
593/4
25
Industries
Natco
\
149
L
'National
7 - National
:V7>.Natiohal
,7 17% Mar 15
77% Jan 25
S
Munsingwear
11% Mar 29
2
Mar 20
*97%
983/4
Murphy Co <G C)__
1
Murphy Cdrp____
>
1
Murray Corp of America-^—10
l-
2
9% Jan
27
99
98-Y4
100
wW
13% Jan
1?
M
22
33% Jan
*97%
59%
Inc—
Mountain. Fuel
20
34% Jan
13
Feb
99
38%
Shares
Wheel
7
19
52% Jan
8 '
26% Jan
.29
*82
*97%
25%
Tool
Industries
Motor
55% Mar 30'
1
47
Mo tec
Motorola
-
29% Mar 21
6
23V4 Feb
8
*
Mar 26
28% Jan
99
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
4
32
84
60%
A
Power
American
19
41% Jan
Mar 13
Mar
4
41% Mar
'10
-
25
50
11
,
25% Sep 25
9 % Nov
2
-
15.
89% Mar 14
16% Feb
13;
*83 Va
84%
99%
'
361/2 Jan
17%
26%
;18% Jan
24% Jan
44
:
•
13
13
Apr
13% Apr
84
*82
39%
Montgomery Ward & Co
>"!■ Moore-McCormlclc Lines
;
Morrell (John) & co__
22
16% Apr
3
*83 Va
84%
59%
100
Chemical
Montana
28
41% May 31
,
1124% Dec
y
•
Feb
36% Jan
20% Mar 17;
4 5,
44% Dec
3
>12%
3
97
84
*82
25%
B
Monsanto
11
13
Apr
class
>7 Montana-Dakota
I
33% Mar 13"
37 Ve Apr
2
*94%
*83%
84%
98%
Co
Inc
Machine
RR
Class
i-1
2 ;
75
28% Apr 20
100
9
Jan
16%
2
84
*82
A_No par
class
190
*83%
84%
39%
Cement
1,200
25,300
'
84
>
25%
preferred
Monarch
Monon
20
RR
85
97
5
Service
97
*84
*94%
38%
preferred
4.20%
>.
23 ";-■■•
2
37% Jan
42% Mar 26
26
-.37% Feb
22
:
28% Feb
31% Feb
1
':■* 17% Feb
25% Sep 25
17% Dec 28
>
'
39% Jan. 30
26
26% July
3
9% Sep 21
53%
RR
5 >
*54%
393/8
85%
97
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
78
Feb
>• 22% Mar 20 >
28
38 Va
*84
5
3
11% Mar 20;
84%
10
% Jan
Mar
84%
22,200
49
85%
40 3/4
52%
Corp_,
12%
48%
40:,8
5 2'/a
Mission
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
12%
49%
39%
No par '
Mission
.
30% Dec
:
Light
123/4
40%
52 VB
Ontario Paper—_2.50
<fc
12%
300
49%
38%-
100
21,800
40%
54
1.50 V-
8,000
11%
49%
33%/
No par
9
11
13
34% Feb
36% Jan
;
29
4 >
11
com
26%
11%
*94%
1
preference
Mining &, Mfg
19
69% Jan
19
58% Aug 23
Mar 10
39
3
convertible
Minn
51% Mar
17
Jan
>
16
25% Jan
9% Jun
v
20
.32% Aug
.31
Jan
68
Mar 28
x
3%
•
26 V2
11%
■42%
52 %
Corp
26%
13,500
49%
*84%
;
2
Philipp
42
23% Mar 13
10% Jan
19% Apr
21
Chem
89
40%
100
Feb
4
10
Jan
&
*86%
49%
38%
Inc
87%
413/s
10
Laboratories
1 POO
89
49 VB
*97%
Corp__
Shares
05-%
40%
!
*82
•
the Week
April 13
25 %
25%
11%
,
10
common
40% Feb
„
3 /
35% Jan
Jan
6% Dec
3% Apr
45% Jan
3 j
4
73% Mar 29
8% Dec
Jan
>
14
Jan
44 % Jan
..
■42% May 15
,26% Oct
13% Apr
Jan
•i& 71
?&/ 13%
6
5% Mar 27
20
62
:>
24% Jan
44% Apr
44 % Feb
85
Friday
'
263/4
'
13
*83%
100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
7 >
24
3
19% Jan
2,
2
23
4,
34% Jan
:
/•' Miles
12%
123/4
97
——100"
preferred
Oil
Minerals
7.0 % Feb
24
34% Jan
3
5 *
98% Jan
12
39% Jan
21% Oct
3% Jan
1st
Midwest
i
11-
6
45 % Apr
5%%
r.
27%
>11%
*94%
Utilities'Inc
Corp
27
__5
series
preferred
South
Midland-ROss
•
87%
25%
100
series
series
Middle
•
1
Mar 19
133% Jan
preferred
3.80%' preferred
'
62% Jan
12
Apr
"
,7
9'
3.85%
903/4
87%
13
41%
85
__100
893/4
87%
12
49 %
40%'
pfd_100
series
4.45%
v
8"
20
20
*
preferred
49
No par -
3.90%
Sales for
'
April 12
25%
25%
87%
89 %
12%
•
PRICES
Thursday
25%
>11%
13 %
SALE
27%
26%
"
a:
29
35% Jan
V
;
Mar 13
98
9
23
51 '/s Jan
Dec
22% Dec
*
Mar 23
34% Jan
97% Dec
66%
,
Feb
83
9
.36
>>
84'
8,
30
^3
Feb
101% May 24
4
Jan
80% Jan
3
Aug
58
-81
3
,•41% Nov
10
Jan.
13
84% July
6
Edison
12
'12%
5
Apr
87
4.35%
11%
int
HIGH
April 11
89
*87%
27%
AND
Wednesday
1
90%
88 %
89
26%
-
12.50
benef'cl
19
"78
89%
Scott
Sep
6
88%
*87%
—i_25c
of
89%
;•
16%c
Merritt-Chapman
12
26
No par
;
&
Trust—Urtits
April 10
25%
25%
26
common
Mesabi
,
2
Tuesday
April 9
1.83%
preferred—
Mergenthaler
..."
31''
&.
$3.50
Stores
Monday
,
Par
79
(;;
t
Mercantile
94"% Mar 23
> 75
i
¥ORR
EXCHANGE
28
74
•"
STOCK'RECORD
i-
J K','
■
23
31 %
313/a
>
30%
55%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1820)
24
,
.
Monday, April 16; 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•}'■
Year 1961
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
Par
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
PRICES
SALE
April 11
April 9
Sales for
;
.
Thursday
Wednesday.
April 10
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlgheat
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous->•
Range for
the Week
Friday
>.
April 12
Shares
April 13
o
43
Jan
10
49% Jan
Jan
11
97% Apr
13
35% Jan
16
89
Jan
95% Feb
23
92
79
Jan
83% Nov
8
82
Jan
4
27
99
Jan
19
00% Jan
49
19
16 '% Apr
12
Aug
42% Nov
32 Yb Aug 24
Dec
15% Jan
17
56%. Jan
4
17% Oct
82 % Oct
Sep
6
14% Jan
3
105
38
Dec
52
Jan
1
Outboard
2
Outlet
13
Jan
115 A Jan
43
12
$5
21% Mar
6
36% Feb
20
65 % Oct
20
3
48 % Apr
4
35% Apr
13
39% Jan
2
3
151% Jan
2
1583/4 Feb
7% Jan
5%
v
12
9
13% Mar 20
20
Mar 22
13% Apr
15% Jan
Nov 24
19
14
•
23% Mar
13
8
23% Dec
6
20% Jan
5
39a8 July 19
5y % Nov
22
48% Jan
19
86% Jan.
5
953/4 Nov
24
18
11.
16% Sep
24% Feb
-
Pacific
2 '
6%
•
12
Pan
Pan
12
97% Feb
8
58% Feb
16
383/4 Mar 15
32% Oct
25
12
30
Sep
19
603/4 Nov
22
48% Jan
5
74% Apr
19% Jan
3
35 % Dec
7
31
2
35
4%
East
23% Jan
27
9
Apr
24% Mar
28
Jan
26% Apr
1
76% Nov
27
64
Jan
22% Apr
Dec
26
15% Jan
3
26
Feb
33
23% May
49% Apr
37% Apr
5
20
28% Jan
3a
30% Dec
41% Jun
6
i" 9
94% Sep
19
40
Dec
<
•
2
5
.97% Jun
11% Jan
3
18 % Dec
3
59
-
32% Jan
•?-
Dec
-
6
52% Jan
Apr
13
%41,
17
A 34% Feb
35% Feb 20
4
Jan
3
2
7%
73%
7'%
20%
21
21%
20%
14%
143/4
15%*
15 y8
15%
14%
70c
13%
13%
133/a
13%
133%
13%
1
20%
21%
x20%
21
20%
54%.
55%
543/4
56
55'%
No par
5
99% Apr
Penn
2
543/4 Jan-
Power
4 % %
Glass
&
Corp
21%
55%
54'%
55%
547/8
5574
*94
95
51%
'35%
48
Nov
36
Sep
46
58% Dec
July 24
43% Jan
•'-'76
94% Feb
1
3
Jan
i
30% Jan
3
96"
Sep
80% Sep
53% Nov
35-% Nov 27
12 !
3103% Mar '29
5
.'104% Mar
3
3
79% jan
30
Dec
100
.4.
Aug .14
78 % Jan
Mar
85
22
33%. Jan
58
99'
84% Nov
125
.
-86
33%
333%
33 Vs-
VB
26%
26%
*26'%
26%
68%
67 3%
68'%
*67a%
(>8'%
22%
22'%
243%
24
*26
26%
68 V*
23
223/4
22%
*22%
24%
24 Ye
245%
24 y8
15
15
45
45%
46%
46 Vs
38%
38%
38%
37%
99%
97%
..16%
15%
48%
*46 %
153/4
.47
v.
-
3334
3334
37 y8
..-37%
34
15%
47'%
48
51%
51
.48
-
*98'%
99'%
!. 98'A
98'a
i5:%
■;
100% Feb
19% Jan
2
13
Feb
13
''
5.7% Mar 15
Pfizer
Phelps-Dodge
Corp
Pltila
Co
98%.Jan
2
82% Jan
v:
"■•
5
96
Jan
8
v98
8
102 % Jan
12
13
80
Apr
10
Jan 25
8
14% Jan
3
44 % Jan
4
763/4 Dec
6
Dec
28
60% Jun
5
11
.
-Jan
15
Jan
31
Jan
2
26% Apr
2
69
Jan
4
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
41% Jan
11
97
27
51
Jan
11
24
18% Apr
9
23
18% Mar 16
21
7
35% Mar 27
68 % Oct
88% Mar 21
;
59% Mar .14
2
27% Apr
88
•87 % Mar 27
**•' 843/4 Feb 19,
>.
>
5 /
13
3
27
112% Jan
193/4 Feb
10
75
81"
60% Apr
18% Jan
81% Aug 23
5
'
39% Jan
12% Oct
Apr
.
106
593/4 Apr
JJan
Apr
.88
4 81% Feb 14
75% Apr
14
Jan
y
Jan
86% Mar
Jan
81
13
52%
33 %c
Co Inc
&
-33/4
/
No par
4.40%
.
preferred—j.
preferred-
22
$5
$4.80
*96%
*104
84 VB
853,4
85%
86
23 y2
23'%
23'%
23'%
24
62%
623/4
62
62%
61'%
62%
87 V*
'99
7%
guaranteed preferred—..100
1.25
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
*98
,
.
.
.
56 3%
99
-
>
83
79
*75
79
15
*81'%
79
*75
;
,
15'%
15%
15 V
-
131
Sep
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
44
127% Jan
19
3
22% Apr
10
61
<
Jan
28
12
137
Apr
11
29% Feb
16
61 % Jan
26
67% Feb
20
9% Apr
10
12 % Jan
4
54
9
46
.
Apr
6
Jan
Jan
24
51% Mar
5
553/4 Jan
21% Nov
27
19% Jan
8
353/4 Mar 29
Feb
13
116% Mar
6
793/4 Dec
9% Jan
113
21
17% May 17
Aug 11
46% July 21
Nov
28% Apr
79% Feb
27
18 % Jan
14
65% Apr
9
; 65%
3
Dec
120
55% Jan
121% Apr
78
Jan
5%%
24
3
4
Plttston
96% Jan
135
Dec
13
118
Feb
12
130
Jan
3
69
107
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8
72
Apr
5
86
Jan
2
Jan
20% Jan
Feb
36% Dec
17% Jan
88
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Jan
Jan
24
3
923/4 Jan
Dec
50
101%
11
4
4
Nov
16
10
353/8 Apr
53/8 Apr
221
Mar 27
18
97% Oct
19
64 % Jan
43
174% Jan
223/4 Mar 30
Mar 15
28
12
28
3
33% Jan
73
31% Jan
238% Nov
13
1
5% Apr
175
21
Jan
95% Mar
11
413/4 Jan 24
79% Mar
Jan
$3.50
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
10
Co
3
Polaroid
22
Poor
5
8
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2
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Electric
&
Power
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94%
4574
94'%"45%?:
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No par
Gamble
20
88% Jan
26
98% Jan
2
Public Service Co of Colorado—10
70% Nov
14
59 % Jan
8
68% Apr
2
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
30% Apr
2
30% Apr
5
$1.40
5
31
9
4.08%
3
86
Jan
10
102
Jan
3
,
6
29% Jan
Dec
7
88% Nov
17
Jan
2
92% Nov
22
90% Jan
22
22
104% Jan
12
87
»
106
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28
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7
47% Jan
4
70% Nov
6
; 85
87
107
58
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Apr
93 % Apr
div preference
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preferred
preferred
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5.05%
6
preferred
preferred
4.18%
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95% Mar 26
109
5
Jan
.
23
Apr
110% Feb
10
5.28%
15
693/4 Mar 30
Public
Co
of
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70% Aug
7
78
71% Jan
2
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
7
223/s Jan
19
79% Apr
24% Apr
May 17
22% Nov
16
22 % Jan
11
24
23
172
Mar 29
Feb
com
3%%
preierrea
4.32%
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preferred
3
173
Jan
3
14
% Apr
4
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43% Oct
14
86
Jan
3
11
38% Jan
17
43% Jan
2
•
.
12
34 yB Mar 30
38% Mar
9
Pullman
32% Jan
37
3
24
31% Sep
27
57% Feb
Jun
39% Jun
14
17
96
Dec
15
Jan
13
145;
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18
26% Jan
4
31
Aur
1
131
For
footnotes,
145
see page
Jan
874 Jan
78
5
29
2
Feb
Apr
Jan
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21
23
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3
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42
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15
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50
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121
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53
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3%
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Piper Aircraft Corp.
:
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
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5
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54
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100
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preferred
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5
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100
3.90%^. series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
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102% Feb 13
29
81
Dec
15
34% Mar <20
17%
36%
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46% i
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"31% Jan 26
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20
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17%
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55% ; 553/4
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preferred—
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1
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,
453/4 Jan
i"
1
64%. July 31
22% Nov 20
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<
6
12
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42
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38
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100
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13
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24
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12
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3
27
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51 •-'•;
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series
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50
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4
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6
11
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14
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13
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9
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27
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13
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79'
88
13%
157%
Transportation
Parmalee
9
31
23%
13 y8
*21
22%
*34%
33%
-
Jan
23%
23 3/4
203/4
100
Line
Pictures
Davis
20 Va
12%
36%
Corp
Airways
Pipe
.
157%
preferred
Paramount
Parke
66', 2
•20%
A .108
41%
14 2/7
Sulphur—,
World
Amer
•'65%
13
13%
♦20
No par
Electronics——
American
Panhandle
*50'%
67 %
20%
20%
100
x20%
21%
.13%
%
13%
10
;
com
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
13
25
,,
Packaging Corp. of America
A3?
29
33% Jan
Tin
51%
66%
20 %
108%
100
"5,900
20«
20%
•
41%
100%
21%
—_1
Electric—.
&
Lighting Corp
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Pacific
5
13
85% Apr
443/4 Apr
Gas
42;
41%
5
Pacific
•
593/4 Mar 14
92% Mar 16
? 493/8 Apr
Jan
'•
*100
Aggregates Inc_5
preferred—
Pacific
26
5
20%
x50%
107%
Corp
2,100
27,900
24-
69
-100
15
30% Jan
63/4 Jan
21%
20%
23%
No par
common
37%
51
107%
&
35%
23%
4,400
51
69
66%
•
>V 106%
20% Jan 23
193/4 Jan
>'
67%
78%
Co
'
43
37%
20
12,300
67%
50% -50%
50%
67
88
25 %
Apr
50%
89%:
Coast
41%
.
'
80%
American
A?
"
24
Cement
403a
23%
.
88%
.
99
36%
23%
80%
common
*98.-
38
36
23%
24
Pacific
% Aug 30
26% May 15
36%
23%
24
Pacific
8% May 16
36%
23%
80
Pacific
24
36% ?. 36%
23
90/?
3
177
36%
23%
89%
2
7
36%
79%
Co
340
93%
24
preferred—
330
18%
*92
37%
79%
12
26
*17%
93 %
*92
38%
24
Jan
'34% Dec
13% Dec
Paper
18%
*17%
,;i8%
*
89%
Co
preferred
Oxford
5
23
53% Jan
4%
2
'43
•
.
23%
—30c
Corp
43%
93 %
38-
•
17% Jan
3
*92
38%
43
79%
15% Jan
5
A *17%
93%
42%
88%
25
5% Jan
18%
*92
No par
13
18% Dec
*17%
430
A
100%
41%
com__0.25
13
60% Jan
18%
*93%
-\
100%
98
Fiberglass C»rp_—1
13
,57% Jan 22
? *17%
38%
101
6,000
'■
85
43%
43%
3.125
Glass
13 % Apr
18
423/4
43%
38%
97%
98
1
10
Utilities-
Co
Owens-Illinois
12% Apr
141% Jan
12 %
Marine
18% Apr
May 31
42%
"
47%
97%
*84%
42%
43%
38
47%
844
98
*97
<
5
Corp
Corp
Owens-Corning
2
Mar 23
101% Feb-
Gas
3
Mar
18
21
30% Jan
&
98
*97
•
%
1003/4
101'%
*101
101%
42%
7.50
Gas___
Orange & Rockland
Otis
Elevator
-1
96
16
15
Oil
OlIn
3
97
84
•?*92
-100
Chemical
Mathieson
48 Vs
97
43%
42,.
V'. 43
common.5
Co
47 3/4
84%
85.
42
20
22% May 17
28
33 % Dec
Mar
Apr
97% Jan
Olin
23
-
98
preferred
87% Feb
20
July 11
243/4 Jun
28
20
86 % Feb
Jan
*97
preferred
25%. Jan.
76% Jan 18
11
Apr
; 98
5
14% Dec
22% Feb 14
•
18
13
12% Oct
24% Mar
43% Dec
4
•
30
120% Apr
18
26% Jan
87% Jan
106
Jan
54%.Jan
101 %
No par
Electric
&
Oklahoma Natural
20
76
20
19
104
26
24% Feb
.
9
102% Mar 22
28
2
20
101
100
100
Co
4.24%
3
Feb
4%
-
26
63 -•
20
26% Dec
3
Sep
Feb
41
«50% Apr
5
28% Feb
24
16% Jan
V 76
32% Jan
Dec .12
8
41% Jan
»36% Jim 30
35% Apr 13
"Nov 27
82
Oil
45% Mar
84%
101
100
Gas
18% Apr
3
92% Mar 14
7
•59%-Oct
Ohio
1
97%
84%
48
483/4
*96%
85
preferred
Gkla
3
47%
97
preferred
4.44 %
23
47%
97%
84%
47%
96%
48%
*96%
15
_100
common
preferred
\
4.56%
45% Mar 14
8
88%. Jan 31
22
52% Aug
.24
4
39 'A Jan
>
•;
11
98% Feb
Co
preferred
3.90%
7
41 % Feb
,
4
Dec
Jan
18
Edison
4.40%
Mar 26
86
102% Feb
.16% Jan
20
Nov
-
40
-4
17% Mar 15
90
4
•
95% Jan
Nov 22
.45% Aug
33% Jan
39
Dec
95
t
36 'A Jan
85
'
100-
93 Ve Jan
.
Ohio
2
52 y* Nov
-'
78 -A
78% •
?144%' 144% ?
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>
.
4,400
'
a 130
1,500
/
The Commercial and
Number 6151
Volume 195
Financial Chronicle
(1821)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
>
v
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH 8ALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Tuesday
April 10
PRICES
Wednesday
April 9
APril 11
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
April 12
the Week
April 13
Shares
R
-
49 Vu Jan. 16
65% May
70% Jan
75
23
Dec
51% Jan
9
72
11
Jan
37% Mar
45
Jan
17% Apr
4
21% Jan
22% Apr
13
30% Feb
Ranco
2
26
13
of America
1st
Ralston
10
28
Corp
83.50
Mar 30
79
2
33% Sep
5
Radio
63% Mar 14
•
2
23% Feb
16% Oct 24
26 y4 Dec
11
Inc
57% Jan
75 y4 Feb
4
88% Feb
6
11% Oct 27
21% Apr
6
34% Sep -27
8 s-
•
15%
••
1
July 19
Dec
13
14% Feb
23% Apr
Apr
5
2
19
9
25 % Feb
1
15% Jan
18
13
71% Dec
8
3
20% Nov
3
18
Oct
•
16
Jan
15
28% May 10
Oct .26
3
~25
"20% Apr
16% Jan
6
43% Nov
1
7
'■
Apr
67
1st
non-cum
2nd
66% Jan
9
2
Red
5
Reed
2iy4 Feb
23
12
16% Jan
Owl
Reeves
Aug.24
54
?' 49% Jun
13
■23
16 y4 Apr
Oct
11
66% Mar
21% Dec
29
25
10% Jan
3
18% May 11'
7
14% Jan
6
22
60
Jan
6
Reliable
4
Reliance
18
76
Jan
Stores
Jan
19
12% Jan
Conv
30
24
Jan
4
,
60
Jan
4
5
Revere
23
56 % Apr
84
Aug 18
8
60% Nov
56 % Jun
3
49 % Jan
30
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
68% Sep
26
89 % Nov
14
8
90% Oct
6
14
23% May
42
8'
47;-
Mar
83
12% Dec
Vu Apr
67% Mar 13
13
52% Jan
•'41% Jan
4
2
48
9
60 y4 Apr
87
Mar
12% Apr 12
4% Mar 12
11%
20,300
23%
38%
39%
38%
39%
30,800
37%
38
37%
38%
16%
1-1%
55
54%
20%
19%
9
■
;'•■
9%
9
9
9
9
9%
16%
16%
16%
-16%
16%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
54%
600
54 y4
54%
53 Vu
53%
*52 %
20
53 %
19%
20
1,200
19%
19%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
14%
V":: 15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
14%
19%
19%
19%
19%
•19%
19%
44%
44 y2
X46%
45%
17
;45
16%
45
16%
17
17%
17%
♦66y8
68
;
-
19%
-
16
15%
19%
14%
&
Chemical
14
19%
19%
19%
44%
45
-1,700
18%
17%
18%
19%
3,900
66%
17
17%
16%
10%
10%
10%
16%
16 %
.16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
55%
56%
55 %
16%
10
56
56%
58
55 VB
56 v..
54%
56
41V2
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 Vb
41%
41
58 %
41%
60
58
59
59
60
3,000
57%
58
56 %
57%
42%
43%
42%
43%
43%
44%
31,000
2.50
44
45
43%
34%
44%
No par
34%
34%
35
35%
•34%
35%
34%
35
49%
'49%
49%
49 %
-
50
IR J)
Tobacco
49%
49%
100
109%
111%
3.60%
60%
5
com
series
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
Selection
Co
Ltd
49%
110%
111%
64%
87%
87%
13%
13
13%
4%
,
22,600
10%
10,600
63
88%
4%
300
13%
12,000
4%
4%
12,600
4%
14
88 % Apr
13
89%
91%
91%
92%
51% Apr
27
39% Feb
2
44% Mar 14
Richfield
Oil
Corp
No par
40
41%
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
34% May 10
30% Jan
8
37% Mar 19
Riegel
Paper
Corp
10
34%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
7
34% Mar 26
Ritter
Company
2.50
29%
29%
28
29
28%
29%
29%
30%
*29%
42% Feb
12
Robertshaw-Fulton
1
36%
37%
34%
35%
35%
36%
36
37%
35%
62% Mar
5
60%
27 Vb Mar
5
34'% Apr
10
43% Jan
19
62% Oct 20
51% Jan
9
23% Jan
3
34
Nov
27
29 y2 Jan
8
33 Vb Mar 20
27% Jan
4
38% Aug
9
35 % Jan
2
38
Jan
16
Apr
2
555
2
93 % Dec
4
90 Vu Jan
12
9
27% May
5
19% Apr
12
500
May
<
670
2
May
87
17% Jan
445
94
13
27% Dec
6
Apr
27% Dec
1
23% Jan
19
8
25% Apr
18
223/4 Mar 13
29% Sep
19
43% Apr
11
33ys Jan
10% Oct
3
18
12 Vb Mar 30
12% Feb
3
19% Apr
17 % Dec
27
15% Apr
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
Dec
12
Feb
18
*
15
10% Mar 15
10
61
60 Vb
60%
61
61
60%
so%
60%
32%
3 32%
32%
32%
32%
3,100
32%
32%
32V4
32%
37%
36%
36%
3,000
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
Jan
3
Rohm
6,000
Mar 22
12
11
4
Rubbermaid
5
Ruberoid
14% Jan
26
25
22 % Mar 16
14% Apr
13
18% Feb
13
63% Dec
6
Nov
27
49 % Apr
90
Feb
26
93% Apr
11
352% Jan
26
352% Jan
26
37% Dec
31% Feb
28
37
43% Nov
38
Jan
29
20% Nov
17% Jan
2
44% Mar 22
21%-Mar
1
79
72% Jan
5
80% Feb
3
33% Jan
9
15% Jan
3
70% Jan
5
Apr
'-41% Oct
31% July 20
33 V* Jan
60% Jan
12
2
Jan
4
4%
8t
2
10
18y8 Jan
10
27% Jan
2'
Schenley Industries Inc
8
9% Jan
2
10% Jan
9
Nov
14
51 % Apr
10
60% Feb
1
24
35% Apr
8% Apr
10
*42% Jan
24
13
liy8 Jan
'9
Schick
13
98% Feb
14
Schlumberger
36% Jan
26
42% Jan
2
14 % Mar 10
47% Dec
4
81% May
9
77
70
Feb
21
74
Nov
5
Jan
3
10
27
Jun
84
16
6
95
9
26 y8 Jan
74% Jan
5
5% Jan
May 22
24
9
Apr
Feb
25
90
May 19
27% Jun 15
4
3
Jan
22% Jan
97
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
14
-81
Mar 13
30
Apr
6
•6% Feb
5%
Scott
$3.40
$4
Scovill
Screw
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard
13%
13 Vb
13 Vb
19%
21
20%
20%
20 y4
15%
15%
15 %
15%
14%
15
49y2
50%
'92%
375
33%
13
19'/a Jan
11
27% Mar
9
4
44 % Jan
15
18
50% Feb
14
Jan
29
88% Jan
2
Sears
26
15% Mar
2
Seiberling
12
Apr
10
14% Jan
4
Servel
103 % Feb
7
103% Feb
7
72
July 28
4
Nov
27
19
9% Jan
11% Mar 30
30
99%
39
7'
39%
13%
13%
:
7
-
-
15%
22%
9%
9%
*80
6y8-
■■
7
-
23J/4
£
•
-
6%
5
46 Vb
81%
82%
14%
14% > '
1
•
I2ya
1
No par
*102y2
.
,
52%
54
53%
53%
38,200
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
2,100
«%
8%
8%
8%
84 V\
85%
81%
84%
79%
84
37%
84
96
373/4
*82
*94
37%
84
37
37%
37%
37%
28Vb
83
23Vu
*80
6
6%
26%28%7
83%
94%
23
*80
110
94%
23
83
83
6
5%
21,500
84
>
96
*80
6%
*82
7,300
8,500
23%
23
83
6
83%
•94
96
8%
5%
10
4,400
5%
5,800
>7 28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
5.400
23%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
10,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
48
47
80%
81%
14
14
:
46Vu
47
47
46%
47
82%
82V4
82%
81%
82%
14%
14"/4
14'/4
14
14
12
I2ya
46 Vu
81%
14%
•
I2y4
*102y2 105
105
10%
l23/4
12%
*102y2
105
ll'A
12
•
12%
•102%
12
105
1,100
1,300
33,200
1,200
12 Vb
*102%
12,300
105
10%
10%
413/4
41%
41%
42
40%
24
20%
24%
20%
24'%
20%
26
24
21
20%
20% 7
1
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
37%
16,700
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17,400
20
19%
19%
19%
i9»/2
18%
19%
18%
16%
15%
16%,
15%
16'/4
15%
15%
15%
18% Sep
25
31% Feb
20 Vb Jan
22
23% Mar 28
5
19
Jan
19
41% Mar 20
Shell
23% May 15
15% Jan
26
18% Mar 14
Dec
8
18% Apr
13
22% Jan
15
23% Aug
8
15% Mar 15
18% Jan
4
Industries
Inc
2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon
Steel
Shattuck
*10%
1,800
53»/8
23%
46 %
3
3,700
44,300
22%
-
23% 7
24 •'*"■ 24%,'
*
15%
22%
19
36
8%
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28%-" 26%
1
42,900
52J/4
23
83
7,400
13
23ye
84
37%
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*94
84
96
130
38
52%
8%
•
7
87
38ya
15,700
100
35%
8%
85V2
35%
23J/8
23
•
1
common
16
22%
9%
10
3
20
preferred
15%
22%
10
8%
85'%
*98
22 Vu
22%
37%
84
*94%
35
94%
100 y4
-12%
9%
7
400
13 Va
16
No par
7,200
12%
22%
7
800
19%
13%
16%
9%
51 %
35%
8"%
35%
43%
76%
37%
15%
7
1
Corp
•-
No par
No par
(Frank G)
1
:
Oil Co
Sheraton Corp of America
* •
-19%
-
>16
50c
v
11%
:
11
41
10%
40%
41
.
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24%
23%
25%
10,400
20%
20%
-
11%
5,700
2,100
.19
2,700
15%
14,600
•
,
22% Sep
25
Jan
3
28
42% Jan
37
>4
61% Nov
FebJ.3
36% Oct
63 Vu Jan
22% Apr
34
Apr
7
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
11
29% Feb
9
Slegler Corp
1
29
33% Jan
2
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
Jan
48% Jan
29 % Apr
12
55% Mar 22
Simmons Co
10
33% Mar 29
Simonds Saw & Steel
22
49% Feb
15
55% Mar 12
Simplicity
4
36% Apr
13
40% Feb
Sinclair
45% May
127% Nov.
9
12
27
v
6
106% Jan
5
129 y4 Mar 22
8
Smith
(AO)
3
55 Vb Jan
18
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
28 % Jan
8
35% Mar
22% Jan
5
27% Feb
16
23% Jan
3
36% Jun
25
Feb
23
29% Jan
5
46 Vb Jan
4
77
Nov
14
62% Jan
26
72% Feb
28
38% Jan
3
52% Dec
28
49% Jan
9
9% Dec
19
7
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
6% Mar 15 V
44 y4 Jan
9
60% NOV
50
Apr
1
10% Jan
Mar 29
9
8% Feb
>
14
56% Mar
58
&
4
Feb
Soo
South
Amer
South
Carolina
Line
55%
55%
30
31
2,700
24%
26
22,000
27'/4
27Vu
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27
2,700
77 68 Vb
69 V\
66ya
68%
67%
68%
67%
68
>14,800
55%
54%
55%
68 Vu
54%
69'/4
54%
55
53%
55
52%
53%
No par
1
Co
South
Jersey
South
Puerto
11
31% Sep
8
29 % Jan
18
33
Jan
16
Jan
11
23% Feb
16
28% Jan
18
31% Mar 30
Southern
California Edison
57% Jan
preferred
preferred
19
61% Nov
10
30
Southern
Co
3
53% Nov- 17
46
Jan
24
50% Mar 29
Southern
Indiana
38%, Jan
3
493/4 Nov 22
45
Jan
24
50
Southern
Natural
3
29% Oct
11
26% Apr
10
30% Feb
16
Southern
Pacific
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
13
54
19
7
Southern
9
19% Nov
8
65 % Mar 20
72% Oct
30
17% Jan
.
/
.
26% Jan
20% Jan
38% Dec
3
12
Mar 29
5%
Jan
Mobile
17
.
21
Apr
13
26% Jan
5
Spalding
13
47% Jan
2
Spartans
12
8V4 Jan
24
44% May 31
.-36y8 Apr
13
42 J/2 Jan
91
20% Jan 26
3
26
Mar
2
90
•'
May 15
97% May
64 % Ar
9
4
Jan
19% Apr
12
91% Jan
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15
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10
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27.
5
14
86 p Mar
Sparton
4.20%
preferred
6
.
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel
8
$4.50
Inc
preferred
53
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52
41%
42 Vb
41%
41 y4
*41
41%
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32%
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32
32%
31%
31
31%
31%
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31%
32
32
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,700
31%
31%
31"%
31%
31%
31 y4
31%
31%
31%
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55%
50%
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45 V*
46
46 Vb
46%
46%
46%
46
27
56
27
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27%
26%
27%
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56
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20
26%
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19%
75
56
20
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22
22
28%
75
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6
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37%
20
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6%
94
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500
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27
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20
5,100
21%
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26%
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6%
6%
37%
36%
34%
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7,200
75
33%
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5,300
29,000
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1,000
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20
75
32
32
56 y4
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56%
20
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34%
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55 y«
7
20
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94
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7
37y2
50%
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40%
-
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53
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55%
50%
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100
common
8,200
2,400
32Vb
1
common
8%
53%
42%
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co
--400
9
8%
53%
32%
1
(AG) & Bros Inc
Industries
*8%
8%
53%
19%
'
20
Corp
*51
9
8%
53 y4
26%
55%
ctfs—100
Co
53
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9
8%
46
common__No par
tr
9
53
55y8
*50 7
:
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stock
.
53
31%
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7.50
preferred..!
Ohio
1
>2
Feb
38% Mar
"
.
2
>
24 y8 Jan
3
31% Apr
Co
9
8%
8%
53
21
1*
8%
Co
Southwestern Public Service
6% Apr
35
&
Gas
7
25% Apr
3
Gas
Railway
&
Co
53
9ya
*9
35,700
31
5
non-cum
27
11% Apr
Jan
%
3
35% Mar
: 3
34% Oct
.'
20
Jan
Jan
88 V2 Jan
,
59% Feb
72
4
14
31
88
,
Feb
Mar 21
14
28,
—,•;,-•
71
34 Vu Apr
4
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
6
3
51% Nov 24
16
7ya Jan
27
54 % Feb
Service
52 V2
13,600
31%
7
5
25
20% Jan
.
com
8Vu
53%
.
*42y8
2.50
Sugar
18%
*51
50
Co
9y8
8%
53
com.4.50
17
56
93/8
"
Platinum
16
v
7
15
44% Jan
36% Jan
8,100
24%
40% Jan
47% Jan
,.
^
120%
31%
18
Public
1,400
418%
.»
5,900
56%
13
Southeastern
56%
121
25,500
31
Jan
20
7 56 V4
120
36%
24%
50
,
123%
122y4
36%
55%
27
29
121%
12iy4
-
26'/4
39% Apr
21
36%
56%
5
31% Dec
36%
32
4
24% Nov
37V»
25
21
4
36%
3,800
53%
31%
30% Dec
26
37
55
•30%
53%
56
49% Oct
15y4Jan
36%
54
30%
32
52 y4 Jun
29% Dec
.
53
25%
27Vi Jan
:
-30%
53
56%
3
8%
54%
30 y«
3iya
3
Rico
54%
54
Labs.No par
E & G
Gas
55%
53 y4
54y2
30%
53 %
30%
53 y4
6,600
25
25
5%
754%
29y2
v
53
a
7,300
,
32%
Jan
19
29%
26%
15% Jan
Mar 23
23
29%
25Vb
27% Jan
49
22%
29
x31%
Railroad Co
&
23%
28%
5
French
Gold
22%
29
5
10
Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
2
Feb
53
Kline
23%
29
12iy2
25
Marchant
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
23
28%
55%
30%
37J/4
123y2
20
Corp
Smith-Corona
15
9Vs Jan
8
3
Co
24
28%
37
5
Skelly
67% July
4
Feb
1
Corp
8
3
3
12 y2 Jan
62
Oil
23%
28%
54%
32
28%
77 '54%
30
52%
new—No par
Co
21
44% Jan
.
Singer
23247^
No par
Pattern
Manufacturing
Oil Co
"26y4 Oct
360
9,700
76%
38%
21%
52%
*42 %
76
38%
10
52%
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;
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33
r
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15%
35%
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36%
49%
93 Vu
375
43
-
400
21,300
♦300
33%
19%
-100%
*98
13%
16V«
7
Corp
76
10
30
Co
36%
43
21%
7
35c
Co
36%
49%
*92%
375
32%
76»/2
42%
19%
*76
33%
42%
19%
•
2,800
6,700
14%
14%
50%
*300
2,300
13%
20%
92 y4 7-92%
,
13
15%
5
1.40
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33%
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36 Vb
-21
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39%
49 y4
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92
375
8,100
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12
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6
37
99
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11%
15%
-
1,300
3,000
147,600
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20%
45 y2 Feb
13
28
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15%
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42%
20%
76%
20%
21
15%
V
20%
25,000
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40 Vb Mar 19
23% Apr
46% Mar
33
42%
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25
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76
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&
92%
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19%'
1
com
t
92 y4
42
l
RR
Rubber
Inc
33
50 Vu
375
33%
> 776- *
5
Corp of Amer
Roebuck
Shahmoon
50% Mar 13
31
May 17
V ^
100
Line
Sealright-Oswego
$5.25
92%
*300
10
Seagrave Corp
& Bolt
12 Vb Jan
49%
' Vs
•
-
12,500
23%
20%
1
Finance
14% Apr
4
*13%
preferred
7
3
14
13%
common
1
Jan
15% Jan
*13%
100
preferred
3
May 12
16% Feg
13 Vu
No par
common
23% Jan
21
Oct
36%
13 Vb
22%
15%
36%
1
preferred
Mfg Co
3.65%
37 %
15% Sep
15%
V
N
Co
.31% Mar
105
8% Jan
15%
36%
Inc
Paper
2
20"% Apr
Jan
15%
36%
!
20 %
'
11%
15%
37%
preferred
24
17
97% Jan
11%
15%
36%
Uo par
convertible
Jan
-
11% Jan
12%
16
37 %
Scherlng Corp common
51% Dec
Feb
38%
preference
94% Nov
31% Jan
12
Convertible
21 % Jan
-28
'
54
:
30Vb Jun
.
37%
series A
29% Mar 21
37% Feb
5
37%
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
46 % Nov
16
37%
San
2
70
.
38 %
11%
100
16% Jan
3
21% July 25
37%
12
15%
Power
30
Jan
May
15
&
12
79% Apr
*
37%
11%
10
22
11
37%
12%
100
15% Apr
21% Apr
11
87
37%
11%
Ry Co com._No par
pfd 4.40%
May 10
34% May
5
73 V4 Jan
37 %
Diego Gas & Electric Co
3
9
27
St Regis Paper Co common
3
-
27%
26%
100
8an
3
19
27 Vb
27
1.66%
3
8% Jan
8V'8 Sep
28 %
26%
series A 5%
14% Jan-
4118 Nov
28
27%
;
22% Nov 21
16
23%
28%
27
36%
common
Fran
21% Jan
Jan.
22%
*28%
27
2.50
10
3
38
24%
28%
No par
Co
99% Apr
•7% Jan
46% May
23
28%
26%
5
40% Apr
1st
24%
1,540
94
1
26
16
19%
1
Light
San
Preferred
*92%
20
1
Stores
480
94
19%
24%
Corp
preferred-.
Joseph
St L
468
*92%
20%
27
7% 4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
23
39% Mar 12
18
Safeway
"
94
28%
Inc
26
39% Feb
*92%
20%
490
26%
Co
Jan
98
May 25
4
3
20
480
20 g
Co
34% Jan
100
Jan
30% Jan
92
94
*92%
20%
500
490 ;
28%
'
1
Petroleum
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
5
404% Dec
93
94
490
'
x24%
1
—III
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Jan
12% Oct
3
20
485
;
20 Vb
< 24%
Corp
Roper
Dutch
22
26% Jan
Ronson
McBee
26% Jan
3
-*92%
1
Royal
9
27
480
470
—100
Corp
Royal
'19% Apr
Dec
preferred series A—
4%
5
8
Jan
5
20
Mar 14
27 % Aug
86
Corp
& Haas Co common
Rohr
25
30
36% Jan
7,900
36%
18% Jan
372
2,000
32%
Feb
41
7,100
30
36%
61
17% Jan
13
8,600
8,900
36%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10'
31% Mar 15
36 V* Apr 12
13 J/8 Mar 30
89%
40%
35%
Rockwell-Standard
29% Feb
.40
88 %
40%
-
8
27% Apr
t; 14%
90%
Feb.
24 % Jan
12
3
16% Jan
Controls
4
22 y4
12% Jan
-
1,200
282,800
12%
13
89
2,800
64
88%
111% Nov
1.25
8,900
31,700
*87%
3
Inc.
1,100
52,000
111
%
3
Richardson-Merrell
10
17%
10%
111
12%
4%
4%
,
,*
64 %
63%
y *87%
4%
>
67
16%
10%:
111%
63%
88
13
4%
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17
v
*110
62%
87%
91
K
90
35%*
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67
60%
13%
4%
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£
49%
110
"
89%
13
1
Trust
65%
*38
100
49%
110
*65
25
50% Mar 13
900
66%
78% Jan
47% Jun
4,100
15,300
45
.45
37% Sep
30
1,500
16%;;
10%
Co
15% Feb
10
:KK>
-is y4
-
2,000
17%
•
•
Nov
..
68
.
32% Feb
:
19%
16
25% Jan
29
30,600
9%
16%
:
.
10%
Inc
Drug
Preferred
Mar 14
II
23
11%
10
Reynolds
102
1400
11%
23%
1
Revlon
Rheem
77
11%
22%
17
'
4
2
76 %
I
12%
23%
10%
Brass
16
Mar
78
7,300
17%
Corp
&
>Jan
5
4,200
10%
preferred
Steel
80% Feb
;
23%
11%
14%
50c
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A
4% % conv 2nd pref
90
5,400
22%
23
16%
*66%
18
12%
15%
50c
9
6
78
17%
24%
"
series__100
Corp
31
10
'
18%
5
33/2%
common
Feb
50
39%
•17
2,300
39%
23%
9%
5
94,100
76 %
38%
12%
11%
5
56%
*"76
-.40
22%
1
16%
•'
Co
common
54
76%
10
Eng
116% Jan
8
Jan
-
109% Apr
57
1
Corp
Copper
Rexall
' 2
9
34% Apr
•
76
55
*
50c
Aviation
Republic
43% Jan
77%
78
12%
54%
convertible
13
Jan
35% Oct
$1
18
5
108
Mar 12
* 17
54% Apr
3
23
,
■'38% Jan
65% Mar
52
43% Jan..
8
79%
79
23%
*
♦19%
&
Republic Corp
3
3
9
Jun
15 Vu Jan
24%
No par
Mfg Co
preferred
Republic
May 23
53% Jan
-
26
9% Mar 29
May 17
37% Mar
57
16% Feb
17%
9 y4
"
Dec
18%
25
No par
Inc
Elec
17%
24%
16%
50
Chemicals
Reliance
18%
24%
'11%
50
-
20
r: 17%
24 %
Co
Bit
Bros
23
'49% Jan
preferred
preferred
18%
25%
Inc
Stores
Roller
Reichhold
4
19% Apr
*17% Jan
•43% Mar
\ :
7
non-cum
4%
21% Mar
Jan
15% Apr
14% Apr
:
8
May
,
4%
39%
39 VB
50
common
15
15
76
40%
23
_5
Jan
76%
39%
■12%
r
1
13% Jan
11V2 Apr
4
50 V4 Feb 27
12% Jan
Reading Co
1
10% Feb
15% Jan
11% Mar 22
13
58
16
41% Feb
c.
31
58%
76%
40%
.
79
Inc__3.33y3
Rayonier Inc..
Raytheon Co
57%
76%
40
17%
No par
___
3
35 y4 Jan
••
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
16
11
11
10'A July-26
V
Mar 16
81
2
Apr
19% Jan
24% Aug 31
44 % Aug 18
4
58%
76
25
1
•
•17y4 Jan,'
57%
76%
40%
39%
2.50
House
59%
'
76%
No par
2.50
Co
Inc
Random
58%
com_Nopar
preferred
Purina
-
37
10,800
9,700
1.400
5,600
4,000
94
20y8
1
20%
93 Vu
93%
92%
93
92%
92%
80
32%
32%
32
32%
31%
32
?
16,600
85%
*85
85%
•85%
100
*85
19%
20%
.
19%
*85
20 ?•'
104.500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
v
\
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
(1822)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCK RECORD
Lowest
;
•
Highest
.
29
12
Nov
15
64
72 '% Jan
3
25
55% Dec
Jan
19
Standard
Oil
•
50% Apr
Dec
13
8
3
VI 52% Jan
28
'
16
20% Oct
31
3
9
13
47% Jan
28
83
16% Apr
12
9
17
.31% Feb
15
Stix
2
Sterling
6
9
20
Sep
25
19
Jan
16
4
74
Nov
13
65
Jan
8
70% Feb
Jan~~6
"7
Jan
445
3
21% Oct
6
230
;S%,;
Sep
8% Jan
45% Mar 17
57% Nov
16% Oct
24
j
20% Apr
90
2
Aug
3
59
Oct
13
23% Jan
3
29
Jun
9
Apr
Gas
Suburban
Propane
2
'19% Feb
2
Sucrest
8
Sunbeam
59% Mar
23
16
Oct
122
3
Sundstrand
16% Jan
19
Sun
91 % Apr
6
13
53% Jan
28% Feb
3
8
24% Apr
29
4
Feb
1385
13
27
38% Nov
3
49% Feb
28
42% Jan
8
Dec
23
54 % Nov
28
37
Apr
3
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
15% Jan
8
47% Jan
18
Feb
45
.
90 '
52
51% '
51%
24,000
54 Va
52%
53
52%
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126,000
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Superior
Sweets Co
Swift
&
4
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2
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32%
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30%
29:it
30%
30%
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8,600
9,400
6,200
.
26.1/8
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3,700
24%
25
4,700
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20
20
20
67%
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20
20
-
.
.
66%
>
V
.
32 Vs
37 Va
9'/4
'36%
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66%
67
r
321.8
32 Vt
/
34 V4
34%
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50%
6,400
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45 V4
21%
22 Va
14 Va
14%
27%
.
8%
21%
3.700
Va
1.4 Va-
3,500-
14
8%
49%
8,100
26%
267/a
18,800
24%
24%
600
30%
30 V4
5,800
103%
•<:
104 Va
1,600
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6,000
-
:
104
8%
8%
1170
93
49
30 V'4
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1,800
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24%
103
1205
1195
1200
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103
45
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27-
;
30%
30'/4
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17%
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50
26%
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8%
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'
17%
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54 »/a
v
93
50%
30%
18
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50
.
104
1200
14%
93'
26%
24%
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22%
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27
%
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5,900
274b
45
50%
103
1210
25 Va
55 V4
14%
63,000
27%
55 Va
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900
9 Va
319
25 Va
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•
1,600
2,900
27%
17%
55%
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.
26-
17%
93
30%
30%
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312 Vz
55
22%
-
27 Vi
18%
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■
25%
55
24%
104
312 Va
/
25%
27%
26%
:
9%
27%
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24%
9%
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25%
14% 'I 14%
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26
22%
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27%
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24%
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312
1,000
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9%
312
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14%
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87 Va,
31%
8%
1155
1190
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1185
320
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21%
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45
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45%
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45 V4
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43%
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1
V 38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39
37%
38%
37 Va
38
4,600
1
;
17.
17%
17
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17
17%
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17
16%
17 V4
50%
51%
48%
50
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47%
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7%
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12%
11%
11%
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11 %
58 Va
5'8%
59%
56 Va
59
24%
56%
l71/2
17%
43%
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197/8
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86%
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—_1.38 8/9
25
of America
Co__
27
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93
8%
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7,700
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66%
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50%
25
17%
88
34
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California
of
:
84
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43 V4:
19%
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104
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26 '%
/
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25
30
'
84
26 %
17%
~
300
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25%
55%
14%
:
Va:
24
4,300
•
,
26%
17%
22%
5,600
:
26%
27%
12.50
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;
26%
*91%
.24%
■-
•
9V4
26
27%
/
9%
2 5 7/8
>55%
common.l
Oil Co
30 %
.'"•*82%
V
'17%
87
x33 %
'
No par
_
34%
9%
•44%
*
,
25%
%
313
,
•
•
37%'
26
84
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17
86%
30
66%
27%
,
'43%
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17
32
9% •;
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V 43 %
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86
19%
313 "u
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26%
37% "
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25
84
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31%
:
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43%
19%
28%
.
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V, 43%
■
1
2nd
Sunshine
23
24% Mar 21
49% Feb
57%
90
28'/a
>18%
9% %
»
'•
25-
25%
'
Feb
58% '
28 y8
.
28%
,
—
No par
preferred series A
pfd series of '55
5%%
Sunshine
2
11% Jan
Apr
Oil Co
2
118% Jan
6
Apr
8% Apr
%
■•
5
common
preferred
/
30% " 31/.
25%
26%
1
1
_1
Corp
series A
4% %
6
37% Jan
1155
18
18%.
16%
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont
2
103
30
1464 Jan 31
,
Sun
15
13
17
1115 Oct '
17,600
'
;28%
28% ;
88 ; ":
35%
.1
1
'
Chemical Corp
$4.50
30% Mar 28
16% Nov 30
3
24% Mar 23
12
23% Jan
a
38% July 10
9,600
30%
'
51V4
'*90','4
62 %
27'%
.
*
•
34
100
j.
Corp
issued
31
Apr
:
Gas
Corp
11
49
:
ll
com
Corp
Jan
26% Apr
7
24% Mar
3
32% Nov
Jan
Suburban
2
14 % Apr
47% Jan
101% Jan
2
87
5
> 7
4
20 % Jan
20
Corp
convertible preferred
$5
Jan
Jan
'
.
5
Co—
Studebaker-Packard
28% Jan
51
?V
16%
13
30% Jan
360
62 Va
'86%
1
15
15
25
Jan
16%
30 V4
16%
31 '
51%
59%
>20
:
63
-♦82'/a
Broadcasting: Co————--1
Stouffer Foods Corp
1.25
10% Feb
340.
16.
:
16Va
30 Vt
1
7,000
9,300
•
.
90%.
><-.55%
91
>>•/ 19% >20%
'
—
Storer
When
3
Fuller
&
15% Jan
28
82% Jan
22
Baer
Jan
26
28% May 31
13% Jan
13
Jan
44
.
53%
:
91
,
2Qa8
43%
5
—15
2.50
Drug
24% Jan 31
4
'4
28
19% Apr
24
300
21
41% Apr
33 % Apr
18% Jan
4
15
Oct 26
13
28
11
Sep~21
13%
% Jan
34% Apr
34% Apr
80 Vt
51%
58%
.-.
.
55% .'56
•
93
28%
-
32% Mar 19
3
80
r
52
55Ta
*24V4'
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—_1
5%
prior preference
20
Stone & Webster.
.1
Feb 15
17% Jan
53% Jan
27% Jan
79%.
'79
>
„
Shares
71
'
..28%
.5
Inc—i
Stores
Bros
33% Jan
20
68%
53%
51
29 %s
>•./•?■•• 9% » 9%
100
4
2
35
70 7/«
90%
59
*-173/4
,
16%
91
•:
the^yVcek
April 13' •;'
33 Va
3'4Va
69%
32%
50 %
,
r\
April l;J
■
.
80
31%
58%
/.
•
53%
"•—•28%
No par
10
25% Apr
23% Apr
'
15
-r
*79%
,16%
5112
.-•62
*
16%
90%
58%
28%
1
34 r Feb 28
j Feb
Sales for
Friday
Tnursday
33%
71%
31%
,
90%-
"27%
5
Inc__:
Stevens (J P) & Co Inci
Stewart-Warner Corp
'
37
16%
55%
■>
■
30%
'•91
,1
preferred
'Sterchi
91% Mar 26
13
17
31%
'%.vv'il9%,i
__20
Co
Corp
Chemical Co common
3 Va %
v
2
19% Jan
29% Apr
43% Nov
Steel
"
-
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
4
Warner
Stauffer
29
Jan
79% Jan 24
31% Apr 13
4
16% Jan
26% Mar 12
99% Nov 10
35
Nov 30
11
21% Jan
Jan
preferred
Corp__
Starrett Co (The) L S__
6
.
3
24% Jan '
5
42'/a Apr
80
52%
1
20
20
preferred
Pressed
79%
80%,
-51
:
,
100
Stanray
11% Mar
81% Feb
27
,
4
24% Jan
84% Oct
19% Dec
Feb
7
13% Jan ' 9
77
Jan
22+
'■■■>
PRICES
1
"
Stanley
2
2
9% Jan
3
Standard
71
90%
10
common
convertible
convertible
6%
12
.
Ohio
$1.20
9
22% Feb
40 % Jan
Of
Oil
70%
--57%
7
Jersey
Packaging Corp com
convertible preferred
30% Mar 15
17
29
-
25
$1.60
Mar 12
28% Mar 21
60% Feb
•
No par
preferred series A
3%%
35%
6 9"%
30%
<•%
6.25
com_
Indiana
New
35y8
-71%
16%
1
Standard
5
29% Mar
17% Apr
22% Dec
'
45% Dec 18
V 71
8
26
27% Jan
4
17% Jan
of
Standard
8
20
14% Mar 17
Oil
28
23% Mar
27
28 % Apr
*42% Dec
2
8'% Nov
59% Feb
95% Feb
Mar 28
32
26% Oct
26'/Wan
5
5
12
26'/a Feb
•
Of
35%
70%
*79%
-
63% Jan
•
Mar 23
32% Mar 27
Calif
Oil
Standard
28
SALE
"
April II
34%
35%
i
Corp
Industries
preferred—
Standard
15
58% Feb
56% Feb
of
$3.30, conv
Mar 20
Apr
91 "
7
Mar 30-
82
4
'
18% Apr
•
92 % Dec
28
91
10
49 % Jan
59 % Feb
•
57% Nov
3
Jan
27
52
3
29
67
60% Feb
52% Jan *9
84'
25 % Oct
'
Kollsman
4
'
,
Financial
Standard
5
51% Sep
:
Standard
2
4
•>84:: Jan >9!
18% Oct
4
'
3
April 10
35%
1
No par
,
18% Jan
Dec
HIGH
Wednesday "■
Tuesday
April 9
No par
com
preferred
35% Jan
53 % Jun
Monday
Par
5
Inc
13
87% Dec
44% Sep
$3.50
Mar 15
'
'
STOCK
Co
Brands
26
57
25
,
D
Standard
Apr
16 '
9
'
81% Sep
■
2
81
5
25% Jan
46% Jan
>40%
2
39
25% Feb
12
19% Dec
16
77% Jan
74% Jan
78% May 12
23
Mar
YORK
EXCHANGE
■
Square
Jan
6
13
33% Apr
91
'■'11% Jan
NEW
V/
Highest
Lowest
35 % Dec
52 '% Jan
>
r"»
AND
'
1
Range Since Jan. 1
■>
28
Dec
35
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Corp,
y
.
r
>
>■
11,000
T
Talcott
10% Nov
27
61% Nov 22
.11% Dec 26
20% MaylO
47% Jan
6
..,69% Jiuv»,6
21% Sep
29
47% Oct
13
59% Aug 18
20
19% Jun
14
16% Jan
8
40%
Nov
21
37% Jan
2
46
Jun
21
38% Jan
24
52% Apr
27 % Aug
9
19% Apr
13
23 Va Jan
79% Apr
3
125% Jan
4
35
Jan
2
48% Apr
11
Texas
17% Jan
8
217/8 Feb
,7
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
>
?% 40
Jun?; 8.
;■:
4Ye Jan, 3
16 % Sep
•
277/b Jan
3
187/8 Jan
Nov
>26
15
Jun
33
n
3
46.y4 Apr
.
557/8 Mar 23
13
7% Apr 10
•11% Jan
11% Apr
13
16% Feb
Feb
15
61
54
>
21
52 y« Jan
Tennessee
9
2
Texaco
18% Mar
Texas
5
Gas
Texas
206% May 15
Oct
27
257/e Sep
15
37% Nov
8
15% Jan
3
23% Apr
12
Jan
5
115% Nov
8
98% Jan
21% Jan
°
3
29% Apr
3
25% Jan 24
80%
:'
•
22 % Sep
8
31% Apr
3
30% Apr 27
37% Jan
3
50
10% Jan
3
30% Oct
9
Jun
28
82% Feb
8
247/b Jan
,
;
3
55
Dec
11
Texas
Gulf
15
Texas
29
v
Jan
4
28
% Dec
18
37% Jan
3
66
Dec
14
33% Aug 10
50
Nov
59% Jan
10
91% May 15
26% Jan
3
3
4
29% Jan
13
66
Jan
2
19
16
25 Ya Mar
15
9
7
20
3
27 V8 Jan
15
Toledo
63% Jan
30
Torrington
29% Apr
72yaJan
12
/ 42% Feb
8
81% Jan
42
Jan
30
Jan
30
141
/18% Jan
Trane
2
11
15% Feb
5
14% Jan
52% Dec
21
46% Jan
8
51 % Feb
8
8
547/a Jan
12
56% Feb
28
46
48
9
Nov
44?a
44 J/4
45'%
•1,600
46%
51%
50%
52%
49%
51
49'%
51 Va
102,000
197/8
20 Va
20
20 %
19%
ij%
20
71,900
10% Jan
6
Jan
20
36
51
v
38% Apr
13
Jan
82 V'4
80'/a
82 %
30,300
47%
44'%
46 Va
39,500
19
18r%
18%
109 Va
110%
109%
111%
110 Va
111%
110%
lll'/a
1C9 Vt
.27%
28%
27%
'27Tb
27%
283a
27%
27%
26%
27 3a
21,800
30%
30%
*303'a
30%
*30'%
31%
30 %
30 'A
29%
30%
1,000
25%
26 %
Oct
267/s Feb
52% Feb
5
27% Apr
9
39% Jan
22
13 % Jan
29
25%
26 Vb.
26
26
25 %
25%
33%
33%
34%
34%
35%
32%
34
19 V*
19%
18%
18%
17%
18 Vi
•58%
59%,;.
57 %
57"%
56'%
57
33
Coal
32
32 Va
32
32'%
21%
20%
21
207/8
21
49 Va Jan
5%
20th
24 Va
24%
24%.
24%
24 %
24'%
4,800
53 Va,
53 Va
54%
53 V*
531/a..
52 Vz
53'%
4,200
24
23%
24%
23 %
23%
23
23 Va
26 %
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26 Vt
25%
26 Va
58%,,.
58
58 %
58%
59
57 %
58
57'%
57%;
%
74 VB
46%
135
134 Vt
City
5^
30
16% Apr
10% Apr
13
25
24% Dec
21% Jan
8
2
11 Va Jan
nrinr
txl
.4
18% Sep
25
15% Jan
34% Sep
22
65 V2 May
11
28% Apr
167/a Mar 19
5
31 % Dec
13
22% Apr
12
58% Dec
13
48 y4 Jan
26% Dec
12
Ddyllte Corp
51 % Dec
18
36
•
3
10% Mar 28
7% Jan
3
4
42% May 22
36% Jan
11
116
Jan
4
144
May 22
107
Apr
2
15
15
Unilever
10% Mar 22
.
13
121% Jan
Jan
3
52 Va Nov
20
Jan
30
97
Apr
18
20
79
Nov
1
71
Feb
24
76
May 18
81
Jun
27
87
Dec
20
84% Jan
18
42% Jan
6
68% Dec
6
5
4
61 Va Apr
31 ya Apr
12
8% Aug 17
8%, Jan
2
35 y8 Jan
2
15
25 Vb Apr
12
34% Jan
5178 May 15
31% Apr
10
37% Jan
56 V8 Aug
42% Jan
3
104% Feb
28
,110
5
100
27 Va Jan
8
37% Dec
Jan
29% Jan
20
102
86
39% Nov
Jan
29% Nov
Mar
Jan
29% Sep 25
33% July 26
18% Feb
1
60% Jan
4
29 Va Jan
18
7
8
8
110% Aug 22
100 % Aug 17
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
30
Nov
£
86% Dec
7
40% Mar 16
46
Feb
Union
43% Mar 15
74% Jan
39
92
Underwood
1
Union
N
V
&
2
Union
4
Union
Electric
51
Apr
5
■.<■' 99
Feb
8
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
2
80
Feb
20
Preferred
$3.70
series
49 78
77
Jan
23
Preferred
90
Apr
6
Preferred
69 Va Jan
3
Union
Oil
34% Jan
4
Union
Pacific
8 % Feb
28
73'% Jan
5
-
_
i
39
Feb
$4
$3.50
56
39%
24
50 %
28 Va
of
19
Union
Tank
32% Mar 13
Union
Twist
39% Jan
50
_
Feb'
19
United
5
United
Mar 27
Air
Car
Aircraft
conv
conv
35% Mar 15
United
Artists
50 V4 Mar 16
United
Biscuit
Feb
12
29
10
Apr
United
Board
84% Mar
United
Carbon
8
33% Mar 11
Unlted-Carr
<fc
Carton
16
67% Dec
12
77/b Jan 25
52 Va Mar
5
64
Jan
3
3
21% Dec
United
12
Electric
21
23% Feb
21
United
Engineering
2
United
Financial
2
United
Fruit
17% Jan
33
3
Mar 21
52 % Jan
4
15% Sep
17% Jan
19
3
18 Jan
16
30% Jan
3
29% Aug
4
41% Nov 30
82
Nov
21
18% Feb
20
24% Nov
28
17g Nov
30
3
54% Jan
For
1
4
41% Jan
30
8% Jan ''' 5
24
Apr
35 Va Jan
j
24
38% Jan
1 Va Feb
14
footnotes,
see page
27.
Jan
24
Gas
Corp.—
Gas
Mar 26
United Merch
4
United
Park
United
Shoe
&
6%
Co
Corp
Mfgrs Inc-
City Mines Co
.
V A-'
preferred-'
"2,100
38 Va
39
2334
23%
50 Vt
*49'%
2334
50'%
27%
28%
27%
28
13%
13 le
8
14 V8
13%
47
14
*42
47
*42
10%
10%
10%
34%
33 %
i.
1,700
24,800
1,000
47
10'%
10%
33%
10%
3.37/8
/•
10%
3,000
33 Va
34%
48,100
common
No par
-10
-•-
1
_25
;
v
13%
25
M
"
- „
16%
16 Va
16%
16 Va
3078
29 Va
30%'
29'%
29'/Z"
-6,800
23%
23%
22%
23
22%
23
28,300
50%
50%
49%
50'%
49%
22,200
4
50%
'
-9Va
42
42%
110%
9%
9%
427-8
9%
9Va
109 V4
41%
110 %
50%
50%
10
10
10 %
9,800
41%
42'%
17,900
109%
34,300
11,500
107
110
108
llO'a
49 Vz
50 VB
50%
SO'%
50 Va
98
*97 V8
98
*97 Va
98
97'%
98
82
*79%
82
*79V4
82
*79'%
76
76 Va
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Volume 195
Number 6151
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
(1823)
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCRS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
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Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
33 %
Sep
29
47% Feb
9
34
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11
93
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1
96
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2
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27
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65%
Vornado
21
Apr
33%
31 %
22
108Va
preferred
;
100
$4.12 preferred——100
Von's Grocery
21
102
15%
*132%
$4.20
:
3
167/« Feb
A
3
10
Co
~
31%
24%
24 V4
36%
40Va " 40'/a
preferred.100
Power
22
.
"
15%
'' 31%
~
22%
24%
*31
34
35^i
-
,
Mar 26
14% Feb
2
Jan
&
24%
com.—8
$4.04
13
34%
Elec
22%
33>A
—1.25
pnrtic
31%
preferred..,—...100
.$5
20
26% Jan
23
15% Jan
:>
100
94% Feb
.>
24
Feb
11% Jan
•
107% Jun,60
1
*
dividend
Virginia
5
92 Vb Feb
2
Mar 27
Co
6%
131
Feb
89
19
21% Jan
>rJ28
Mar 23
109 Va Apr
2
Jan
89% Jan
17May,12
July 21
31
22%
24 Va
*
'
Comptometer Corp..
1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
67 >:. Mar 23
•
17
9% Jan
Nov
Oct
>
Inc__>*_A——----10
Victor
44% Mar 23
Co
Associates—
Vendo
5
3
57% Jan
7
11
Varian
Apr
15
21
86
:
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co—:
Corp of Afperica—1" *
Vanadium
,Van- Raalte
34 Y> Jan
112% Jan
30
26
5
-30c
preferred-.1...-«_100
Oil
16
23% Jan
Vb Apr
Jun
98 Va Jan
35%
Tobacco
»
20%
49%
C
162
32%
19Va
-'•46
30
55'A
39%
*38 %
Match
Utah
>
38%
preferred—25
Upjohn ' Co-L—
1
Apr
24% Dec
-
Leaf
Universal
40% Mar 20
20
43% Apr 18
125
"May 15
6
Jan
8%
32
>>>
%
U-
21%
*81
'.162
14%
9
34%
159
2%
*12Vb
:v-.
39%
...
160
2%
49
:
49
83
C
56Vb :'.i>
159%
19%
30
.
Cprp--—
Universal
2
30
'
15% Nov 20
July 14
Jan
2
77% Apr 27
77% Mar 30
i
V
61% Mar 14
.6
38 Vb Oct
30;
2
55
Whclan
Universal
2
31%. Jan
13
46% Apr. 13
35% Jan 26
>
Feb
•>>.
Pharmaceutical—1
&
Universal-Cyclops
6
38% Jun
30
2
170
4
10
V 3
Feb
29% May
3
Nov
;
common
American. Corp
Convertible preferred-——
Apr >2'-'
*81
.,,.>>;> 55'A
^ >>:161 %
85
-
20%
r
49%
•
„
;£•>
87 %
•"•
the Week
April 18
44%
86
44
34
'
27
19% Jan->3
42
Jan
21% Apr
49% Apr
6
Apr
42% Nov
33% Mar 10
Jan
Nov
Jan
v
69% Dec
28
28
40
2
:
.
.44
88%
'
14
*8%
21 Vb
30%
31%
:. 2%
39%
9
:X. 20%
29%
48 %
,
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39%
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527/8
53
16% ;>>•>
67%
69Vb >"■■
-100
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.No par
,
33% •- 36 -« - >
Universal
4
39%
.
*97%
31%
44%
159%
.
„
187/b
>
97%
31'A
:89Va
2%
.14
97'A
44
159%
3
50
—,
-non-cumulative
Vitamin
24
Apr.
:
,
5
:
Corp-common..:
55% Nov
3
common—;
Co
.
*8%
—5
preferred
Tobacco
11% Jan
119% Feb
9
18
J';.
____10
1st preferred
,.100
Corp_j._—
J
No par
Steel
-
>..>->> >:. 18%\ 20
49
;•>;>?.• *46
Qox-f——5
preferred—
7%
21
35% Apr
,
7%
159%
2%
14%
.Smelting ltef & Mill com—50
U S
i0
30% Oct
87%
Corp common.-^-.
I
preferred series A
;
100
Shoe
US
Jan'
33 Vb Mar
45% Nov
30% Jan
30% Jan'
90'A
159%
non-cum
U
13
Mar
'
& Foundry
Rubber Co
19
Mar 27
50% Apr
153% Jan
48% Feb
897/8
Friday
April 12
34 %
31%
31Vb
Sales for
Thursday
34
98
*97'/a"
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,
PRICES
*
.
34%
43%
1
common--
•-
31 Vb
44%
Plywood
3% %
>9
162'A Feb
1
Feb
Mar
.
60% Feb
65'/a Apr
3
'
50
Flaying Card Co,
34% Feb
30
Co
preferred
Pipe
U S
Jan
27
9
A
U S
5'.
91% May 17
147% Jun
5
6
Jan
40% Mar 19
98
50
common.^——-1
34 VB
43 %
100
preferred series A
-
April 11
"31
common..82%c
SALE
Wednesday
April 10
?.•'•;♦.;
4
preference—
Industries Inc
4%%
Jan
15
54% Oct
•
3
23 % Jan
35
•>
46
Aug. 11
161% Nov
75'A Oct 24
141% Jan
US
29
28% Mar
4
2
Mar 26
>.'
No par
1
Mach
A
HIGH
Tuesday
•••••..•-*•*97%
*•
1
common
preferred
class
100
;
Co
LOW AND
Monday
April 9
34»/2
35
com_l
.
; 3
Jan
•"
Corp
Co
Hoffman
5%
8
?;
5
26
US
27
44
6
45% Jan
4
Feb
18% Jan
3
'Jan
37/s Jan
4
43% Jan 25
75
Gypsum
7%
42% Dec
Jan
'
...
preferred
Foreign Securities
&
US
4
Mar 20
18
>.■
Par
Cnenucal
Freight
•
5
46"% Jan
10
% %
&
US
14
"
149% Jan
160
Borax
US
9
105'A Jan
f
10
Apr
4
22% Dec
2
26% Jan
/• 14
US
-
•
7% Jan r 3
21% Oct
2% Apr
6% Mar 21
23 % Mar 28
;
14
47'A Mar 23.*
11
158% Oct
29
14% Dec
115
.
41 Vb Feb
'
•
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
9,600
16
300
*101
102 *• V;
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105%"
V>
20
20
'
W
»|%» V ■>':■»
71% July 28
85 % Feb
28
76% Apr
24%, Oct
24
31 % Dec
29
25 Vb Apr
8 Va Dec
14
14
Oct
3
73
53
.38V4 JaW
;7
Oct
42 Va Oct
Dec
26
3
May
16%
Janc**~3
39
Jan
93% Nov
59 Va Nov
15
6
43
Nov~29
54% Nov
38% Jan
25% Jan
37% Dec
4Va Jan
82% Jan
94
Jan
July 11
91
May
4 Vb
97% Jan
5
87
Jan
82% Jan
17
87
Apr
24
33 l/a Aug
1
45
Dec
28
Jan
25
99
Nov
14
97% Feb
19% Jan
4
30
May 11
21 % Jan
45
Nov
93
27
Jan
13
23 Va Dec
14
29
Dec
24
30
Jati
36% Feb
8
5% Jan
31
14% Feb
'
11
3
91
29
46
16
101
T ,4.20%
,
Mar 13
Jan
West
>
17
4%%
9
27% Mar 16
Western
3
Bancorporation
Western
Maryland
29 % Aug
29
Jan
3
16
32% Feb
9
4%
25% Mar 15
28
Jan
4
Western
34% Jan
4
41% Jan
4
Western
25%
25
Jan
2
50
Jan
10
34% Apr
12
39 Va Jan
2
23
83
Jan
2
88 % Jan
31
>■110
Feb
5
104
Feb
2
110
Nov
28
41
Dec
29
56
Jun
5
2
30% Mar 12
118
"
92% Jan
3
99% Jun
26% Oct
4
36% Apr
93% Jan
34% May 19
10
29
9
42% Jan
Apr
5
Jan
25
82
Jun
43 Va Aug 24
65
Feb
9
42 Vb Mar 21
3
60% Jun
9
46 Va Feb
99% Jan
9
103
3
'|71%
Mar 10
100
13 Va May 10
24
Oct
31
26
Jan
37
Jan
5
49
8Va Apr
May 15
4
1143% Oct
13
27
20
26 Va Dec
417/a Jan
3
79 % Jan
5
85
Dec
29
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
23% Feb
38% Jan
'
27% Oct 25
57
Oct"16
24% Dec
6
7Va Dec
26
Jan
Apr
29% Jan
13
25
2
18
48
24% Jan
25
48
Jan
8
57
38 % Jan
11
7'/b Jan
12
59% Nov
22
3
5
44% Nov
3
Jan
31% Jun
'93%
3
6
Jan
8
Feb
36% Jan
9
5
22
94% Jun
78% Apr
50% Apr
6
141 Va Nov
6
16
12 Va Apr
Apr
89
Jan
>
9 Vb
Apr
Jan
•
7
■
> 2
•
10
40% Mar 26
12
-
9
58
Feb
12
6%
16
Jan > 2
11% Feb
28
preferred
Woolworth
8
Jan
131
10
1>
100
...
Public
Service
Corp
Co
(FW)
Co
.
.
■
preferred
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(Wm)
Wyandotte
4'/2%
Jr
(Del)
Worsted Co
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5
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41
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;
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32'/b
24%
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24
31 %
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31 'A
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31V4
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26%
26%
26%
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26%
:
36%
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23%. -23%
26
35%
3614
28 "
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27%
28%
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27%
35"
35%
35
35 Va
34%
87 V2
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87 V2
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87 Va
119V2
113
36%
96
113
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119Va
77
8V2
"
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>
37 Vb
951/2
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29%
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48
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37%
.95%
29%
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>
36%
.
,
101%
8V2
24V2
297/«
96
94%
95 Va
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30
30%
25'%
•
30%
sii/2
5ia/4
^
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-
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-
87
100%
100%
29%
41
41
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41
'
7%
32'/b
31%
56Va
57V4
56
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131%
40 "
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31%
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132%
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121
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52
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39%
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31%
56%
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56%
267/a
80Va
50Va
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121
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2,500
39%
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25%
42
29%
52
86
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,
41
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41
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132 Va
'
40
27 '
27%
81
52
91%
121
g7/8
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81V4
40
200
25%
25%
1,400
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42%
1,500
28%
5114
30
II,300
51%
7%
7%
31%
31%
55 Va
•
500
7%
31 Va
55%
55%
,
11,900
%
30%
130
.
40 Vb
27
'/a
7%
>>
r
'
140
8%
24%
7%
317/8
100%
8 Va
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5114
/
87
*71/2
100 Va
200
4 100
6,500
86
5214
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47%
V
28Vs
3014
51
5iy4
8,400
76
43%
42
25%
87
30 Va
42%
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V
43%
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^
10
490
39%
40% >
25%
100%
200
8,500
95%
47
48
12,500
74,700
>
37 %>
76
.
27.000
:
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25%
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42%
28
24 la
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24 Va
25%
505/B
47 %
100%
8%
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43 %
29%
42
8%
•'>>
39Va
43
*85Va
44%
36%
119%
29%
76
44
48%
8%
*25'%
43%
29%
76
24%
39%
25%
.
'■/
77
4,400
86%
37
44%
I,200
26
86 Va
*110
30%
580
35 Vb
37%
47%
100%'
*24
27%
119 Va
4814.
100%
35%
r
4,300
31
>
34%
;
36%
44%
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36%
38%
45V4
'47%
40Va
29%
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,'44%
23%
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357/a
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■15,500
26 V*
28%
87
8,100
3214
31 Va
36%
»86V2
•
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25%
23%
>
100%
25%
32'/a
40%
317/a
26%
35%
20
39%
26 Va
•
190
>
91
*30%
"37
400
"> ;
100'/a
>
31%
>>
92
300
5,400
102'/a
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92
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26
:
4%
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41
1,000
;
11%
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v>
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11%
91
40
V
>.
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93%
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31%
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11% >11%
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-,;•;* 92
>
2614
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10
series.. 100
90%
101 %
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32%
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10
Worthington Corp common
i.Prior
.
»
10
.—10.
100
*92
26%
2914
10c
10
41
99%
'44%
No pan >>>
com
403,..
101%
-•
26
*76
common—No par
Industries
Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
411/,
100
93%
4%
•1,200
34 %
4'/4
•>:>>>
2,000
2,600
35%
*33%
"
1.
5
Inc
*89V2
48 V*
>35%
35V4
20
Co
*92
90:/a
5,200
!
•37%
48%
•
34 Va
35%
5.
Woodward Iron
2
93
2
Co
92l/a,.
12
32»/a
3gs/8
>' 96
50:
Inc—I
101 %,
37 %
36
...
:24'/4
«no
common—1:
preferred...;
-Wisconsin
.1
22
92% Jan.
&
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
131 % Apr
29% Jan
100
Co
101%
•
48%
*33%
4
4.300
89
44%
*35%
•
1*;7,100
35%
89
37 Va.
*
;7,100
16% >
43%
-28Va
Til-*'
Windsor
60% Mar 16-
.,
117% Mar 28
25
Wilson
;
Mar 14
9% Feb
8
26 %
17
"
Nov
13
Oil
11%
.
4%>
24V2
--
80
Corp——
Wilcox
16
39
9
>
67 % May 22
86% Nov 28
Jan
52
125
,
15
Feb
46
16
.30% Apr
Dec
Stores
Wickes
20
414
*11%
;>
26 V4
20-
preferred
v
190
9%
46 >
.
1,600
66
89%
Va
37Va
>
26%
5,
preference
.;
65
.
800
9 VB
35
44
•
:>>>>
'*-30%
Nopar> >;
Sewing Machine
convertible
White
Mar 22
87% Feb
84% Mar 16
.
10
i29%
$3
35%
34%
32%
-/-
■•>>:>
100>'>> i
preferred
35%
3414
24%
-
>>->
10
preferred
36
34
41/4
35%
8.9
•'•• ■'
-
26
"
coinmon_6.25
preferred ^'series B
convertible
Prior
>'
■•
2
32% Feb
30
6
White
:<>>
19-
26% Mar
Brake
Mfg (The S S)
Motor Co common.
5%%
28
ii'/2 >
10114
•
4914> >
*35%
41/4
17 Va
48%
*33%
"
8,500
8%
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15%
35%
46%
37 •? i > T:
48%
6%
6%
9
10%
>
90%
36% '
*
3,600
66%
36
46 Va
-
'6,000
36%
>16%
>
89
«S-
58
55%
9%
-17 V4
1,400
58
66%
32.
--
'
40
Dental
'
6
Oct
12
Jan
39% Jan
14
4%%
White
15
43% Feb
Air
preferred...
-White
9
.10% Jan
preferred
RR——No par
2.50
Whirlpool Corp common
4
Jan
14
41
Apr
87/a Feb
102
12
13 % Jan
66 Va
95
Feb
$5
47% Mar 28
52% Jan
23
26
22% Jan
49
24
•
76% Mar 28
J;
11%
i00'
No par
Telegraph
36Vi
4 %
4n3/R
2
com
-
337^
\ioi%
> >> *91 ;
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
33% Mar 16
27
26
41% Jan
121 Va
52% July
Feb
3.80%
5
Feb
Pacific
Union
Westingliouse Electric
2
96
Ry
2nd
non-cum
Westinghouse
2
2
40% Jan
1
Apr
.
,
1
Western
21
88% Jan
20% Jan
Lines, Inc
2
Feb
19
7 Va Jan
Air
Jan
28
49%
>
4 y4
100
29
Apr
36%
36
coinmon__5
39
19
Jan
Pulp & Paper
preferred.—
5
82 Va Dec
68
Va
11
297/a Nov
35%
-48%
100>>>~h>>»89%>
31% Apr
25
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49'4
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3,300
36 %
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8%
130
;
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8%
54%
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36%
•
6%
9
16%
90%
46%
100i
C
•:
58
54%" -.55 •*;:>
36
67%
*35%,,
89%
48%
337^
100m
>
•
90
preferred
series
36
>
preferred,^series B
4.10%
Mar 12
37% Dec
;
Penn
pfd
17
35%
>
76%
26
8%
58
35%:.
10%
-
76%
25 Va
8%
7 ~
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^
76%
26%
;> 8%
58 Va
-
66%
>
36
4;>
4%%
11
76%
26
•';>>
.> 36
>6%
9
68%
•' xl6%
;
48Va
11■
:23% Apr
Apr
p: 55
'
,
Kentucky Coal Co
Power
17
36V4
35%
•
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>
102 % Apr
4
92
Mar 23
6%
107/a
>
West
20
'
87/b
*67%
>
5
.
>
47
.
Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbilt
Corp—
';
54%
36
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8%'. >
57%
54%
11%
353«
.
26 Va
8%
89
;]
Washington Gas Light Co
No par u
T; Washington Water. Power
Nq par
Waukesha Motor Col^—.i—-5>f
28
38
7
?
77%
26
8%
57%
6%
9
.,16%
10 >
Warner-Lambert
Pharmaceutical—l;f
"'Warren (SD) Co
No par
38% Jan
>
1.25,'j
>
'•76%
•
35V4
68%
11
L
85% Jan
,
Co.
1
-
*
54%
' 34%
~
67/b
9
26%
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13
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29
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.
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6
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21
24
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25
Jan
%%
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20
13
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23
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4
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13
.
30
30% Jan
5
>
13
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*3
57 % Jan
> 2
44% Feb
8
'
9
Apr
Jan
Wabash
65% Mar 21
24
Apr
Feb. 20
9% Jan-
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8% Jan 29
66
27
Nov
34% Feb
41% Jan
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24
9
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•
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8
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86% Mar 16
28
6
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10
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137/a Jun
1
31
8
55% Mar
7
88
13
8% Mar
58.% Nov J5
Jan
•
6
Mar
6
30
8% Dec 26
66
Mar 13
2
26 Va Feb
,
k
13
56%
130
2,400
23,100
-
5,400
♦1291'a 131 Va
39%
40
40
27%
27%
26%
30
40
27
1,700
>
2,600
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80%
51%
52%
51 %
51%
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91 Va
9114
9114
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"120%
120%
119%
119%
•119%
119%
too
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Vb
.9%
1,900
140%
145%
79
80%
10,500
-51
51 Va
6,400
92
10
x
94% July 19
171% Dec
11
130
Jan
22
166 % Jan-,
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Corp.......
1.25
148
151
146%
148
147
151
V27% Jan
3
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
19'/a Jan
62% Nov
Bid
niptcy
and
Act,
36% Jun
8
25% Apr
29 Va Nov
14
29 Vb Jan
2
114% May 17
98% Apr
12
%
2
asked
2.4% July 10
21% Jan
82% Nov 28
prices:
or
no
60% Jan
sales
securities assumed
On stock dividends of
25% or
on,
this
11
30% Feb
21
38 % Feb
,
16
107% Mar 28
3
307/s Mar 16
24
75% Mar 15
Yale <te Towne Mfg Co—
Young Spring & Wire Corp
♦Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Corp..
day.
r Cash
sale,
wd When
companies.
(I Transferred from
.
by such
less, high and low ranges of old stook
are
distributed."
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retained.
10
5
No parNo par
-26 %
26%
26 Vb
26%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
>98%
-25
68%
100%
26
69%
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25
69%
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34
26%
34
26
Vb
33%
26%
101%
103%
98%
100%
25%
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26%
25%
71%
67%
69
143
23,000
26%
27
33%
31
100%
70%
138
33%
3,600
98 %
99%
18,100
25%
6,100
25%
25
68%
66%
10,700
68%
38,500
x
Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution.,
t In bankruptcy or
receivership or
Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only.
All preferred issues are
""
being
reorganized
.cumulative .unless
undey
otherwise
the
Bank*
indicated.
28
The Commercial and
(1824)
Financial Chronicle
Bond Record from the New York Stock
.
.
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
Exchange
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY r1;, The italic bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent
when the
letters in the column headed "''interest Period"' indicate, in each32nds of
case the
one
LOW AND
Lowest
"'• V
Highest
•:],
:
Highest
Lowest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
Year 1961
;. '-EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%s
-•
—Oct
Bid
3%s
Treasury
3%s
; 69
Max
104.10
101.6
101.10
101.7
Bid.
Thursday
Ask
100.26
100.28
101.4
103.28
101.18
.■/
101
Ask
104
101.10
104.4
100.28
15
Aug
15
101.18
100.30
100.28
15
1967
99.28
100
-
101.2
101.22
100.5
101.2
101.6
k
100.12
lOu.20
100.14
100.22
100.18
100.26
•100.22
100.30
100.22
100.30
100.24
101
100.2
100.10
100.6-100.8,
99.24
"
100
99.30
99.22
.99.30
99.26
i-
100.-2
100.2
100
100.2
100.2
100.4
100.22
100.28 ,101
100.26
100.22
100.26
100.24
100.28
99.24
99.28
:
•
Nov
15
1980
94.28
95.4
94.30
94.22
94.30
94.24
95
Feb
15
1990'
92
92.8
92.6
92.14
91.24
92
91.24
92
Nov
15
1998
91
91.8
91.30
91.12
90.22
90.30
90.22
90.30
90.26
99.14
99.6 K.
99.10
-
99.6
99.-10
99.8
Nov
15
15
1966
99.10
1978-1983
99.14
90.10
♦
99:28
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100
99.24
99.28
=
99.26
»
99.30 C"
94.28
>
95.4
•
.
,
'
90.18
90.16
90.8
90.16
90.10
90.18
90.14
3Vis
89.24
90
89.28
90.4
89.20
89.28
89.22
89.30
89.26
90.2
Feb
99.27
99.29
99.27
99.29
99.24
99.26
99.24
99.26
99.25
3s
:___Aug 15
1966
3s
Feb
1995
2%s
Dec
15
2%s
2Vis,.—Jun
15
15
15
.90.24
•
98.12
98.16
98.12
98.16
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.10
86.30
:
1960-1965
Feb
.v
87.6
87
87.8
86.24
87
86.22
86.30
86.26
100.25
100.22
1Q0.22
100.25
100.22
98.5
98.7
98.5
98.2 i
98.4
95.10
95.16
95.10
.95.16
95.2
95.8
99.11
99.13
99.10
99.12
99.8
93.10
93.16
1965
1962-1967
2 Vis
Aug 15 1963
2%s____Dec '15 1963-1968
2 Vis
Jun
15 1964-1969
2 Vis
Dec 15 1964-1969
2 Vis
Mar 15 1965-1970
100.25
100.22
98.7
100.25
100.22
>
98.3
•
98.5
100,25
98.6-
95.2
99.8
93.12
93.18
92.10
92.16
92.10
92.16
92.2
91.20
91.26
91.22
91.28
91.12
93.2
93.8
99.10
93.4
"99.10
95.8
98.8
'95.2
99.11
93.10
93:6
93.12 1
92.4
92.10
92.4
92.10
91.18
91.14
91.20
91.14
91.20
91.10
92.8
■
•
91.20
91.26
91.20
91.26
91.10-
91.16
15
91.16
91.11
91.16
1966-1971
90.20
90.26
90.22
90.28
90.12
90.18"'
90.12
90.18
90.12
90.18
1967-1972
89.20
89.26
89.22
89.28
2 Vis
89.10
89.16
89.6
89.12
Sep
89.8
89.14
15
1967-1972
89.14
89.20
89.14
89.20
,89.6
89.4
89.10
89.4
89.10
89.16
89.10
89.16
.89.2
89.8
89.2
89.8
89
100.2
100.1
100.2
2 Vis
Dec
2 Vis
15
Jun
2Vis
Deo
15
15
1967-1972
1959-1962
101.1
1959-1962
101.2
99.24
101.1
99.26
101.2
89.12
100
V:
89.10
89.6
ipo.1
100.2
99.24
99.25
99.23
99.24
99.23
99.25
99.24
99.25
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
104
Development
Feb
15
1985
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
Nov
1
1980
104
105
104
105
104
104
1
105
105
Dec
1973
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.16
1
1977
103.24
102,16
Jan
102
103
102 :
103
102
103
1982
103
103.16
1
102
102.16
Feb
;—...—
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
102.24
,__May
4 Vis
4s
"
•
1
1978
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
99.16
100.16
15
1979
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100 A6
100.24
—.
_May 15 1968
3 Vis
3%S—
7 105
1963
Jan
3%s
101
99
100.24
99.24
99
Oct
1
1962
100
1
1969
97
98
97
100.24
99.24
•
...Jan
100.8
101
100
99
100.8;
98
v
;
101
100
100.24
99.24
99
100.8
98
97
99.16
-
100.8
100
100.8
97
-
99 "
99.24
100
101
100.24
101
98
97.16
96.16
3 Vis
Oct
1971
95.24
96.24
3%s
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96,16
May 15 1975
91.16
93.16
91.16
93.16
91.16
93.16
91.16
93.16
90.16
92
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
92
91
,92
91
87.8
86.8
87.8
86.8
3
Vis
15
—Oct
All
Friday
Interest
BONDS
•
-
-
V:;;
'
New York City,.,
Unification
Transit
3%
■
Corporate
Issue
Mar
1976
1
.91
86.8
91
92
86
91.8
90.8
87.8
:-
ii
; 87
■
(Range for Week Ended April 13)
Friday's
96§£
87
•
86.8
92
t" 67.8
Bonds
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Range Since
Sold
-
High
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
Period
Last
or
!SaIe Price
97%
22
92
-97%
Brazil
(continued)-—
High
June-Dec
Stamped -pursuant to Plan
to
Sold
:
No.
■
;
Jan. 1
.
•
-
Low
•
High
»
§•78 Central Ry 1952
reduced
Range Sine®
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
v
'Low
975$
'86
bid and asked quotations.
are
r
1980.^...... ——June-Dec
Stock
or
Bid & Asked
Low.
■
1972
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
other figures
1981
July 15
3s
8
1
3s
Dec
11
'
-
95.8
99.9
15
4 Vis
84
:
■
'
•
Jun
4%s_____—
4 Vis
'
■
'
87.2
Mar
4 Vis
8
i
>
98.14
v
2 Vis
4%s
Dec
-
•
2Vis
5s
tSa-le prices are indicated with a double dagger.
!
v'
—
99.27
1964
J-j.
s,
-
90.22
May 15 1985
3s
15
.
—
99.12
;
-
91.2 ;'
99.10
-
92,6
91.4
Reconstruction &
♦<84
'
' V
95.6"
Jun
CI)
104.8
101.14
♦
Week
;
-Bonds
104.:
.
Sales for
Ask
100.20 100.28
ioi
99.30
*
Bid
100/28 101.4
'
1968
1966
'
Bid
103.28
Friday
Aptil 18
V:.
April 12
.
101.10
101.11
PRICES
* "
,
100.18
1974
104.18
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
April 1L
;
101.20 -101.28'
101.28
International Bank for
>.
;*
Ask
month
point.
a
3Vis
3Vis
3%s
3'As
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8
Bid
:
more
3 Vis:
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8
April 10
.
101.20
May 15
.'Nov
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Mar
Ask
—___Nov
____
Treasury 3%s
$9
-V
104.10 -104.18
1969
——-Aug 15 1971
Treasury 4si._'____L12—Feb
1 1980
Treasury 3%s
:
May 15 I960
Treasury 3%s
:
'
'
April 9
-.
1
Tuesday
"
1975-1985
May 15
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
Monday
7J
or
3.5-%)
A
r~",
(-interest
1978
June-Dec
95
95
V05
1
•
5%
funding bonds of -1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
rCaldas
Foreign Securities
Member® New York Stock Exchange
FOREIGN
120
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
AND
FOREIGN
♦91%
3rd
series
30-year 3s
1957
104
♦96'A
*96 VA
*96 VA
♦96 VA
Apr-Ocf
f $ bonds 1978
s
104
*96VA
^
Jan-July
55
•
External
"
.
31
101'A
108
Extl sink
•
June-Dec
Chile
'■
55
4
''
June-Dec
June-Dec
99%
99%
___
;ioo
105
Afar-Sept
a._May-No»
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—
' ,joi%
97
97%
99% 103%
48 VA
(Rep) 5'As extl s f $ 1973
Austrian Governments 4»As
assented
5•Bavaria (Free State) 6'As 1945
101% 102 y2.
7
*
98%
91
-V
99
96
99%
Mortgage Bank 6'As
adj (series 8) 1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium
(Kingdom
5'As
external
5'As
extl
• Berlin
§•6'As
of)
loan
loan
s
(City of)
external
f
extl loan
Feb-Aup
4s
*91
1972
1957
*91
6s
assented
Chilean
•
Chinese
•
sinking
7s
1961
fund
6s
1962
1962
Consol
assented
1960
7s
1960
95%
101%
•
6s
of
(Rep of)
1927
Jan
May-Nov
of
6s
1928
,
Oct
101%
Credit Froncier De
103 »A 104
40
100%
104%
17
97%
103%
• External
s
f
6%s
of
s
f
6 Vis
of
50
-1926
1927
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1
1,-u. •
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;
93
•
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W-
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—
r9
76 VA
76
76%
*
June-Dec
"106
(Republic of) 4'As external 1977
June-Dec
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State)—
• Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom of) 5'As 1974
Feb-Aug
30
104
El
104%
Salvador
(Republic of)
3'As external
s
f
3s extl s f dollar
3%
95
—
62
73y8
77%
62%
—
65
105'A 106'A
'4:
102
63
106 y4
30
30'A
11
29%
37
53 VA
54 >A
3
47%
55
1
36
40
40
•
Estonia
(Republic
on
of)
Main
1
1976
1976
7s
1953
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
'
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
31
104%
98%
84 VA
*78
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
6'As
47As
5'As
104
*78
™
40
105
—
$ bonds Jan 1
bonds Jan
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
3s
...
1969
May-Nov
May-Nov
•
—
—
*106
:7
73%
—
5
*93 VA
'•
64
;
—
~*4
—
"
April-Ocl
April-Oct
1972
4s
~5
---
107
*89%
90
"5
91VA
—
'
91 VA
103
"
79
•80
83%
--
107
5s
3s
37.
Good
7s
April-Oct
dollar
bonds
1953 due
1963
Jan-July
—
—
'
90
983®
—
—
99%
93%
99'A
1953 loans—
1972
Greek
•
dollar
dollar
bonds
April-Ocf
1980
bonds
99
99
7s
•
6s
June-Dec
1972
Hope Steel & Iron
s
f mtge 1945
•
April-Ocf
& fund Issue
99%
2
••
International loan of 1930—
June-Dec
1057—April-Ocf
1957
conv
Prussian Conversion
(interest
see page
;.
:
France—
5'As gtd extl loan 1979
June-Dec
due
due
92%
•
~5%.
102
98%
Jan-July
Jan-juxy
-
footnotes,
100%
39
100
42
92%
'
"
\
92%
42
SI&13.
42
*2%
Cudinamarca
3s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.376%)
1979
For
96
6
3
100%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Oct
• External
~1
48
100
92%
*41%
--
1961_April-Oct
104%
91%
—
••
1961
95%
90
—
.
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Mar-SeptMar-Sept
98%
89 TA
.•''WV-'ja:
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41%
41%
June-Dec
58
•
C
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
-
*41%
-May-Nov
Municipal
i
■■■
10-year bonds of 1936—
47As debentures series A 1978
4'As debentures series B 1978
(•Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1041
Stamped pursuant to Flan A
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
43%
'
6s
1961
51
:
3
Feb-Aug
•
.
40%
44
Jy),.
*41'A
April-Oct
April-Oct
sinking fund
assented
•
6
June-Dec
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
-Debt adjustment—
—•
v;
42 VA
41%
—
*91
104%
102% 102%
April-Oct
...
•v-i
*41%
§ •Frankfurt
debentures 1955
6'As s f debentures 1951
6'As 8 f debentures 1959
mmrnrn
*91
June-Deo
102%
102% 103%
April-Oct
6s
Vv';>V.v
*41%
June-Dec
96%
(
48
April-Oct
__
,v
mm mm*
*91
June-Dec
•
June-Dec
Berlin City Electric Co—
'■
'•••:,
*41 'A
—
1957
99%
6
100
April-Oct
;v!v
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92^/2
'
1961
14
June-Dec
4%8 debt adj ser A 1970
4'A 8 debt adj ser B 1978
■
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v'V'ii
42
92%
,
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assented
40
.ih
% ,■>
Mar-Sept
1976
6s 1958—
loan 1950
42
w-
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82
103'A 104 y4
loo y2 loo y2
April-Oct
1964_June-Dec
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42 V*
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assented
93% 101'A
99% 105
Feb-Aua
debs
92% 92 V*
42Y*
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Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds
1970__ApnZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
*—
•
\*41'A
June-Dec
5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City of) 6'As 1950
47As debt adjustment 1970
31
„
103% 104 Yz
101 VA 101'A
103'A
1980__Jan-July
—•
——
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•
6%s
•
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93
8
.
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June-Dec
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Cuba
Austria
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• Guaranteed
55%
92%
127
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tfan-July
'
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April-Ocf
.
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—
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^May-Nov
7''V:'V V"£.
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bonds 3s 1993
*55
.
•
—
—
• Guaranteed
June-Dec
1963
55
82 y8
—
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'/as 1967
20-year 3'As 1966
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year ,4%s 1973
»4£.-JLik,
15-year 5s
1972
!
20-year 5s
1978
^
20-year 5'As 1979
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year 5'As 1981
20-year 5'As 1982
'
47As
fund $
—
6s
77
47%
♦62%
85 >
*91
April-Ocf
fund
1963
■
49%
"'/'v
1961
1962
sinking
external
*6s
6s
Australia
assented
76
7
21
..i,
-
54 »A
86%:
•
sinking fund 6s Feb 1961—
assented Feb
76
-
86
*84'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
• External sinking fund
6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Ocf
6s
~
105 lA
54
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
• 6s
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1068__Mar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis 1973
Afar-Sept
8 eAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A
1945__Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1045
Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser O
1946—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D
1945__Jan-July
76
-
•v
April-Oct
External
•
ISSUES
Amsterdam
1960
•
NY 1-1693
1
Akershus
§e7s
assented
•
Teletype
Broadway* New York
76
April-OCt
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds
'78-Jan-Jtilp
§• Chile (Republic) external s f 7s
1942—May-Noy
§•78 assented 1942
May-Noo "
• External sinking fund 6s 1960
April-Oct >
• 6s
Telephone'
1979
30-yr s "f bonds
(Dominion of) 23As 1974.^
25-year 2%s 1975
Wertheim & Co.
REctor 2-2300
to 3.375% )
(Dept' Of)
Canada
June-Dec
108% 108%
*94'A
•
.
3
—
104
91%
108%
95
Works—
April-Oct
Government—
part paid 1964
part paid 1968
.
—
-.
:
-
-
May-Noc
Feb-Aug
29%
28
30
•28%.
27%
26
33
24
29%
.
Number 6151
Volume 195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
...
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29
>•
NEW YORE STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 13)
New Uork Stock
Last
.
Low-
!• Hamburg
Conv
&
April-Oct
April-Qct
(State of) 6s 1946-—
funding 4'%s 1966—
Harpen. Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s
\*ioo.%
High
98 y8
Uruguay (Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds of 1937)—
External readjustment. 1979——i
100
External
Janr July-
*
3'/2S
April-Oct,
Jan-July
-—April-Oct
Ilseder
Steel
Corpk 6s 1948-
99 %
,
99 %' 100 'A
"
—
97%
100%
99%
102%
v
International.- Tel. & Tel—
V":
Sud
America' 7'As -debs- 19.77^——Feb.-"4?i0
98%
81 'A
§
Low
High
-84%
84%
5
87 '/a
98
87
91
87 y8
*9%
91
87
94
4
98
82
83
10
92
98
13
—Jan-July
(Dept of)
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1958.,
assented
Range Since
Jan.1.
Sold
No
*90
——Feb-Aug
1978
1984
external 7s 1958
(City)
%s
• 4
Bonds
.
High
*8
9%
9%
10%
8
9V'4
81»%
81 %
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp— •' -i
>
.1st mortgage 6s series A 1953.;
Jan-July
•-Yokohama (.City of) 6s ot '26 1961-—,—June-Dec
>' 6s due 1961 extended to 1971,
June-Dec
8i'/2
81'/*
external readj
external- readiustment
§• Warsaw
99u
Italian
or
'
May-Nov
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley
'
*
///-"."
v:'"T
—
105%
101 % 102%
•
beo-Aug
.—
101
103%' 103%
Week's Range
.Last
Sale Price
_Afay-Nov
1979
conversion
4s-4%s-4%s
.
(7th series) 1975—
5s secured Ulth series)
1978—
5%s. {13th series). 1980
Period
,
3%s-4%s-4^s ext conversion 1978-
—Jan-July;
secured
,
Low
High Authority of the European •
Coal and. Steel Community—A
5'%s
Exchange
;
•
.
1949—
adjustment 1970-
4%s debentures
Low
No.
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
tor
-
.
Period, Sale Price
Exchange
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
82
{Republic) ext s. f 3s 1977
.—a_Jan-JuJy
Consortium for Public Works
„ .
30-year gtd ext s f, 3s 1977Jan-July
7s series B 194.7—.—Mar-Sept
99% '
99% 104»/4
99%
100%
Italian Credit
'
Italian
Public
Utility
Institute—
3s 1977
RAILROAD
"•*'
Japan
96
Japan
Development Bank 6s
98%
extl
due
loan
of
loan
of
1954
'24
extended
1954
•5%s extl
96-
'
'
to
'30
1965—,
•Medellin
Co
1952—
7s
;
Geraes
eXtl
sink
to
reduced
Zealand
fund
6'%s
1970
(Kingdom of.)—sinking fund old
4s
sinking
5'As
external
i extl loan
s
5%s
fund
external
"•
*
-v
■
102%
/:/■.: 23.
102% 103 y4
104
104%;
100'%
99%
99%
5® 6s
extl
due
loan
loan
-April-Oct
—Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
1963
1976—
100
-
*99 .V?
101%
5%s
extl
1973—"—
reduced
to
2.125%)
(Republic
•
Nat
•
loan
of)
Nat, loan extl
I •Poland
extl
s
s
100 V4
99%
ioo%
-June-Dec
2008—
external
^•V'-'V '•/vj'/.
99%
ioo y2
;:T3v;:i:
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' °
Mar-Sfpt
Mar-Sept
1959
7s
97
99
103%
-
-
*
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51• -"
50%
"
85
Direct
mortgage
7s
1950-.
Direct
mortgage
6s
86
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__
"9%
9%
8%
10 '
9'/a
13
8ya
10
4%s
mortgage
6.s
62*, -62:
and Nyasaiand--
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bf>
May-Nov
8s 1946—_Aprll-Oei
(City of)
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v-
reduced
72%"
,
.
__
■,
.
:
79%: %
72%
-
to
2.373%)
2001-——secured
6%s
1953
I •External
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•Sv1
(interest'
76
781/2'■
56%
Feb-Aug
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58
1 •
<
•
"
reduced
to
2%)
2012—:
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Feb-Auy
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5s
Rio Grande do Sul
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of
1921
reduced
to
2.5%)
1946__
1999-
>
April-Oct
2012
..
7s
»
,
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2.25%) 2004—
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(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
.c
74.%'
70
71
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(Prov
4%s
South
of)
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Africa
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1968
96
11
10
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(City
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94%
;
„
94
9%
100
97%
95%. .96%
5
93%
96%
24.
99%
102%
"
%s
5V2s
-
S6s
6s
due
1961
extended
196U-W
to> 1971_.——
Bletitrio. Eight Co- Lrd-/
1st
mtge $
.
:
series- 1953_^____
1953 extended to
For
.
1963__-__:
footnotes,
see page
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122
133
81%
88
77%
85
52
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85
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76
76%
80
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93
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101'% 101%
333
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107
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219
105 y8
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344
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101 ya
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249
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100
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.-April-Oct;,
v
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'
229'%
•
/ 75%
con vertible.
64'A
81
69%
63'A
677%
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69%
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60%
*78
income: Feb
.Jan-July
&
ref
'
60'A
80
76%
Electric, Co—
&
Gas
1 2010-.
2010/——,—
75'%
63%
62%
M 3s
;
•79%
1st ref mtge s
150
;/
—
*92'A
—
151
105'A 105%
101%
103% 103%
103%
Jan-Jnlp
2%s series 1 1970. _
.—May-Mow
2%e series 'J 1976
Jan-July
Consol mortgage 3s
series K 1979 May-Nov
3'As conv debentures 1980-/-.———
Jan-July
Boeing Airplane Co 4'As conv 1980-—"■
-
89%
Consol, mortgage
Borden
2%s debs 1981—
f debentures 1991———
(The)
s
Co
-
88%
90
83'%" 83%
V
Consol mortgage
♦85%
..
100%
>
100%-100%
83'%
114
86%
139'A
130
109
109
110%
*81%
Mar-Sept
90
82%
85'%
—
130'% 133
June-Dgc
1067———Mar-sept
36
127
80%
81'%
99%
101'%
35'%
—
*100
Boston &
Maine RR—-
First mortgage
5s series AC
37%
38'%
16
Inc mortgage-4%s
99%
-
—:,":221%221%-;
i4
:
100% 101%
91%
84'%
80%
,78
78
J
93%
.
-
43
90%
-
-
18M.
38
*18'%
17 »A
16%
.series A July 1970_May-Mow
40
42 % '
42%,
1st mortgage 6s series 93 4.965---——Feb-Aitg
*91'/+
Bristol-Myers Co 3s- debentures T968-_:l_—_Apr«-Qct
83 '/* 84%
84%.
Brooklyn Unioir Gas-gen mtge ZVasr 1976_JanfJu!y •,
*72
1st mortgage'3s
1989 ————.——Jan-July*
*95^
1st'mortgage 4 %s 1983- —s.—l——_—May-Nov
*105'A
1st mortgage 5 ya& 1986-4.-;—-——June-Dec' i
*93'%
Brown Shoe Co 3 %s debs 1971-.
—
Jan-July ^
108 'A 112 •
109%
Brunswick Corp 4 '/as conv sub- debs 1981—Jon-July.
<84'% 84'%
Buffalo' Niagara Elec^^ Hrst^-mtge^ %y^sr-'IRTBi-May^llOv;-!* •'-84%;
1267/»r 133%'
129%
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981/-'—-—---June-Dec
96
96
•.Bush. Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1982——Jan-July.
•
-
—June-Dec
37.
•
105
285
■
,
16
-465
5"
(
95
;-105%
90
,
98%
.
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—June-Dec
Ohia RR—
iutgq
<
-
"
Tokyo
104
17
10
101% i02%
r
Italy. Dew Fund 5%s
oft—,—
extl loan of »*27
412
;
23
nrtge 4s
4%s
;99%
*92
.
*'■' i%."
99%
'
Tokyo
f.»
24
——. Jj,
*10
" ,r_v-.
new— XJune-Uec
1974— _-May-Nov f. • tX;.
■Taiwan Electric. Powier Co Ltd—
*
•5%s- (40-year) -s 11972—L—
.—Jan-July
5%s-due 1971 extended toe 198l%_-i_.
Jan-July;;;' 100
Southern
:
99%
"
1965—— —June-Dec
1968.-—:
*99%"
__
—June-Dec
--June-Dec
4%s
*r_
-^.Mar-Sept
1958—
(Union of)
64
Bethlehem Steel Corp-^
'24 /
June-Dec
6%s 1951_
external 7s 1958
external loan-Jan
67
60%
98%
—June-Dec
1962__^
Corp
5 %s
.-/
-
1952_u^.___
6%s due 1952 extended
129
—April-Oct
Jan-July
series Z 1989———June-Dec
f 3'As 1990—/
—Mat-Sept
1st'ref-mtge S f 4s 1993——
4'As conV'debentures 1974—
: .—Jan-July
May-Mow
Beneficial Finance 5s debs 1977———.
—June-Deo
4%s debentures 1981
—
■itA:
" 24* *
24;
81
cons
cous
1st
168%
*
x
external 1962_^^-ii_jL__. .May-Nov
IJalske
-—
Manufacturing Corp—
subord debs 1979—:—
4%s conv debs series A
Bhiriyetsn .Elecferlcr P6\Cer Co Ltd—
5 • 6 %'s
1977-
1995:—
4s
1st
__
.
»7s series B aecured external 1962_'_—. .May-Nov
Siemens' <&
106'%
Feb-Aag
3%s ser A 1970.——..Mar-Sept"/ ; 64%
ser B ,1980
>5
63
./ApriEOct-^
V lst cohfs mtge 4'As ser C 1995 '
s
x' %-r60
%'v
Mey-Nov
Croats.dc
-
:
1962
conv
4 %s
X
#8s- secured
tid'A
Topeka. & Santa Fe—
Baltimore
%
127%
27
100
5
._May-Mo»
Mar-Sept'
Mar-Sept"
Feb-Aag
June-Dec
Feb-Aop
—Feb-Aag.
1984
debs 1983
3%s debs
debentures
Baltimore
.
■/
..
";.168%168%
V
X-
reduced
63
124
3s
1976
debs
1st
..
t
„
„
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Aptil-Oct
(City) 8s' 1952.
■May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
r ;.?
redueed to 2.375%) 2001_____
.May-Mow
• 6%s extl secured sinking fund
1957_. .May-Nov
v
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
,
112
114
64%'
62%
74
65%
*65'/2
ixax
...
(•Sao Pauk)
Serbs
114%
64%
,91%
103'%
•v
(•Rome.
•
99
90
102
w
-
June-Dec
;
(•7s external loan of 1926 due 1966Stiiniiwd pursuant to Plan A (Interest
v?;.
*72'A
-
internal-; sinking -fund gold 1968
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
98%
-
(interest
A
•6s
/
V
; ■'
April-Oct
'X/
(State of)—■—
loan
Stamped pursuant to Plan
'
—
92%
83 %
3%s 1963—May-Mow'
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4,%s A 1964
June-Dec
.Gen mortgage. 4s ser A 1U80_.
Mar-Sept
Gen..mortgage.*4 %S' ser G 1972i_
Jan-July
Gen-'mortgage 3%s ser- D 1980-———-Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining- 2%s debentures 1966_-_.7an-^July..
3'A,s debentures-1879-—————
Jan^July
4%s conv subord debs 1987l—
x—Feb-Aag.
Automatic Canteen Co of America—.
•
4%s cpnv subord debs 1981
Jan-July
'
-
subord
debentures
General
'
"
—
12
112
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry
1973—
I,•Rio dc Janeiro
.
"
.
102'A
80%
.
5:t4s
V
91%
104 %
105
_Mar-Sepi.
Jan-July
-—April-Oct
May-Mow
Mar-Sept
Stamped 4s July 1 1995—.—
May-Mow
-Feb-Aug
1955—
1973--.
Investment
1977
5'/»s debentures. 19.79-
Mar-Sept
;
'
91'A
124
—
5s' inc sub deb
Co
conv
5'As
-
Rhodesia,
&
5%s
-May-Mow
1
99
98%
91
105'A
1977
Atchison
—
—
debentures
1969
4'/2s
,
Co
Tobacco
debentures
Armour
2006— -Jan-July
1952
6s 1953_
86 V4
98
25
'
64%
1962_Apfil-Oct
April-Ocl
Feb-Aug
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977..
April-Ocf
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Quar-Jan
Apco Oil Cor{j 5%s 1981
—
Apr-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
AprtlrOct
4'As s f debentures 1986—
Jane-Dec
(CLty of)—
2.25%)
1963
debentures
debentures
3'As
Rhine-.Westphalia Electric Power Corp
Consol
1985
'3s
86
85
__
86 *'
86
«./
1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A >
(Interest reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
i -Jan-; July
7%s 196.6 stamped pursuant to Plan A
Consul, mortgage
1990
Associates
to
«
62%
Feb-Aug
——
debentures
American
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100%
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92
f debentures 1980—
s
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April-Oct
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4%s debentures 1990
—Jan-July
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101
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117
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ff
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ser
1986_r_ _Feb-Aug
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Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
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102
53%
61%
93
81%
81%
20
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1982
Bell
Orlean
174
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debentures
Jersey
York
N
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debentures
Co
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88%
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78
78%
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s
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Co
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s
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60'/8
debs 1980—Jan-July
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88
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National
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interest
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88
152
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74%
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95
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1976
Products
N
3'/2s
51
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conv
1976
National
Co—
A
93%
87
1
90%
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10
89%
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85
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315
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f
120
161
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Harbor
mortgage
87%
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RR
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C
1
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80
—
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conv
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Corn
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137
82%
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debentures
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134
it:
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1978
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100%;I02%
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,
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94
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conv
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RR—
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debentures
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first
110
97
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debs
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93
61
5
95
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Nashville
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subord
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debentures
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f
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89
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debentures
income
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102
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adjustment 5s ser A Jan
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i
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mortgage
82
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debentures
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1976
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series
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;
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series
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s
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1973
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debentures
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102%
115% 120
117'A
f debentures 1980
Indianapolis Union Ry 2'/2s ser C 1986__June-Dec
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r
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series
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mortgage
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v
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1967—April-Oct
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103
102%
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mortgage
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f
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95%
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103
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81
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debentures
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144
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1972
debentures
debentures
f
s
s
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debentures
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sinking
160
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/
,
debentures
■
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Sinclair
103 Vi
31
9-
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101
91
7.
1991
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__
103
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•
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102 VA L03 Vi
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85
103 Vi 193%
77
82
82%
82%
9
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77
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&
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100
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Oil
84'A
2
102% 103
June-Dec
5s
Service
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92%
Mar-Sepf
3Vis
I'
106
debentures
'
1989—May-No®
1971
B
1982
Roebuck
Smith-Corona
U
82%
85
-
103
debentures
Oil
debentures
Shell
87 'A
'80:
82 V4 A1—
85
—April-Ocf
_
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100
-
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u
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
Slcelly
82%
21
87'A
82
.
%
83%
84
•
_
78%
82%
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106%
debentures
World
82%
103 Vi
43%s
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81'A
85'A
103
3Vis
American
81
*105
35/is
Pan
78%
"5
81
87
89%
Co—
& Sons
subordinated
78
June-Dec
1983
Pacific
84%
76%
June-Dec
1993
debentures
J978
debentures
82%
4
79'%
June-Dec
3 Vis debentures 19871——
3'As
84'%
June-Dec
1986
3Vis
84
*
June-Dec
1992-,:
series
81
June-Dec
1989
1991_—
series
4%h
M
12
June-Dec
series CC 1978
4%s
Tel
27/is
series BB
1986
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ref
Pacific
5s
series AA
83
♦84
W '84—June-Dec
June-Dec
88
81
1987_June-Dec
&
Roebuck
Seiberling
92%
85'A
♦78
'85_June-Dec
First & refunding 3'/as ser X 1984
First. & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y
122%
,
1974
4%s
91%
89%
84%
June-Dec
U
ser
88%
7
30
83
^.June-Dec
23As series P 1981_^_June-Dec
2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3Vis series R 1982
June-Dec
3s series S 1983_
June-Dec
27/Bs series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding
17
92%
88'%
91%
RR
Co
Ej
debentures
Sears
97%
91%
91'%
87%
100"%
a*
*100
—
—,
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
3%s
debentures
f
s
Seagram
92%
87%
•
June-Dec
Line
Air
Finance
127
97%
1st
England 1st gtd 4s
4%s
*97'A
June-Dec
First
120
1977—June-Dec
debentures
RR
Depot
Seaboard
100%
99%
*101'A 102%
June-Dec
June-Dec
'
„
•
_Ja?i-July
mortgage 3s series B 1980
3Vis
91
91
June-Dec
1970
120'A
1969—Mar-Sefrt
1977
debs
conv
conv
Duluth
V & New
Seaboard
86
115'%
K 1971
:
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
—
113% 115%
refunding 3s series L 1974
&
Corp—
Scott
Sears
First & refunding 3s series
First
April-Oct
A - v
Mar-Sept
1983
3'As series J
5'As
6'As
St
79%
80%
77
*81
•
52
97%
87%
A":
—
84
5s
First
35
90%
•
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__
122 Vi
143
122% 132%
114
1966
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gg
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,
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refunding 3Vis series I
&
4
100 A101%
.
—
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78%
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,
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lQi
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1988
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51 %
81%
44
91%
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__
g]ya
92
81%
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*88
1996_Jan-July
62'A
62%
3
Second
gold
6s
1996
April-Oct ,
...
67%— A :
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co— ,A'A : A A,'::-/.;A;'A;/A:A:''A
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
72 Vi
72 Vi
73%
52
• Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
May
69%
69
73% AA
81
1st mtge 4s series B
1980
;
Mar-Sept
> 73
73
15
• 5s
income debs series A Jan 2006
Mar-Nov
67'A
67'A
68 Vi
A;
58
St Louis-Southwestern Ry —
A/ ;A" A A'- A
A'A A:
First 4s
bond
certificates
1989
May-Nov
87%
87%
87%
8
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
*80%
85 A/
106
'
115 Vi
1978
conv
Jan-July
86%
79
„
103% 104%
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
94
104'A
*95
*106
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
1982—May-No®
conv
Electric
&
mortgage
Aircraft
Scioto
debs 1983
Gas
Royal
79
81
Mar-Sept
5l/2s
Chemical
Mathieson
5 Vis conv subord
1964
debentures
subord
4Vis serial D 1977.
82
82
81
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980:.—
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982——
1st mortgage 3 Vas 1985,
1st mortgage. 3%s 19B8
1st mortgage 4'As 1987—
mortgage
debentures
<B6%
A
„
91%
160
90%
„
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94Vi
108
15g
~~
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100Vi
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105
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104%
2
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conv
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Gas & Electric Co—
Oklahoma
Oil
Rohr
*97% 100'A
125
High
98%
•
—
Mar-Sept
280
'
*81'%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1975
A
Jan. 1
Low
94%
*81%
3'As 1983_AprilrGcf
April-Oct.
1977
2%s
Oats
General
*80
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1996
debentures
3VAs
First
88%
100%
94%
„
„
81%
81%
Range Since
Sold
No.
*106%
__
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel
Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973^
April-Ocf
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs;
1975.
*79%
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Mar-Sept y
June-Dec
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s
81 y8
22
84%
83%
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-A up
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage
1st
1990
mortgage 4%s
*82'% "yAfA-
Feb-Aug
first mortgage 2%s 1074
2%s 1975mortgage 3s 1978 z—:
:
1st mortgage 2%s 1979.
First mortgage 3Vis 1982,
First mortgage 3%s 1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
First mortgage 4s
1988
(Minnesota)
Bonds
High
*159
June-Dec
1975
debentures
94%
__
1972—May-Nov
1979_Ju?ie-Dec
3s
1972
First and refunding mortgage
4%s
Power Co—
States
mortgage
debentures
Richfield
Northern
refunding
and refunding mortgage 2%s
3%s
93%
92%
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-JuZp
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First
95.
92%
92%
92%
April-Oct
1984
4s
103'A 103'A
Friday's
100
100%
and
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88 Vi
j
99
May-No®
and
First
100%
104Vi 104 Vi
1031A
Jan-Jnly
A 2047
87%
98 Vi
99 %
103%
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1 2047—
3s Jan
Refunding & Improve 4Vis ser
91'A
or
Bid & Asked
Low
debentures- 1963
First
3
—
98%
•
3s
93
%
Sale Price
Service Electric & Gas Co—
First
88
91'A
*88Vi
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1977
t debentures 19781
f debentures 1986_
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f debentures 1981
£ debentures 198-1Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
debentures
f
80
9] '/2
—
91
91 Ys
89
—
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May-No®
May-No®
debentures 1976
f
s
*82Vi
1973-$J*y~{J°®
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f debentures
s
4V2s
debs
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f debentures 1973
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1974-^'"|^{
94 Vi
80
94%
*89
ref 5s
Northern Central general &
1st and ref 4%s series A
92
88 Vi
94'A
Ry first gold 4s
Norfolk & Western
Last
Period
'
■»
;
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Public
1st
Monday, April 16, 1962
...
(Range for Week Ended April 13)
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE, BOND
NEW YORK
Ohio
Chronicle
(1823)
32
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American Stock Exchange
-v..
weekly and yearly record
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Motiday, April 9,
In the
on
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Sale Price
'7:'
Acme-Hamilton
-
Mfg.
Missiles
Acme
Class
>
A
&
Wire
Acme
.
Co
——
Corp
Dynamics Inc—
Aerojet-General Corp
■
—
1
lOo
Manufacturing Oo
Aeronca
Aerosol Techniques Inc
•
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
?
•
2%
2% 77''
A
Great
Alabama
Alan
400
Alaska
Co
16%
7,900
2,300
American
6%
4,000
6 Va
Jan
2,100
79%
Mar
14%
Feb
4%
200'
1,100
4%
87
150'
25%
86
5% Mar
American
Columbia
Feb
British
Petroleum
Co
89
30%
Amer
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Brown
6% Mar
Brown
__
6%
"*6%
2,500
~6%
Apr
6 'A
6%
9,700
6'A
Apr
8%
7%
7%
8,400
5% 7.7 5,500
75%
8%
_47/8
~4%
300
V/a
2,200
7%
16%
4,200
12%
10%
2,000
a5 a
9%
1,800
8%
8%
Feb
Co
Jan
6%
(EL)
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
S
11% Mar
B
14%
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
Allied
>
lOo
Corp
Paper
Alloys
Unlimited
Inc
Almar
Rainwear
Corp
AIsco
1
1
20
60%
60'%
11%
11
Business;Systems
Electronics
•
Inc
Israeli
American
American
American
Petrofina
Inc, class
2
Apollo Industries
Inc
Power
'
Louisiana
pfd__ 100
Line
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan.
98
Feb
96%
95%
96'%
40%
42%- 7 -16,400
33%
277'
Gas LtdCanadian Javelin Ltd——
Canadian Industrial
'
38
,
•:
~4
10o
-1
1
Corp
Non-voting
Avien
non-cum
Collieries
Ayrshire
Jan
4 %
Jan
Jan
2%
JanJan
28%
10'/a Mar
Apr 7
14
Mar
Central Hadley
7 3%
Apr
5%
Jan
Central
900
51 %
Jan
56%
Feb
Central
7,200
7 4
27%
Jan
33% Mar
5,200
■
:
7"'
Jan
1%
16'A 7
7
; ::-2
4.200
G %
16,500
7%
1%
...
4,200
17'A
3,200
15
2,300
5%
6 %
6'A
7%
8%
1,600
1,900
7-'.
Century
Jan
Jan
Jan
Charter
Electric
Oil Co Ltd
Apr
23%
Jan
15%
Apr
Apr
12%
Jan
%
Feb
7
Feb
Cherry-Burrell Corp—
Chesebrough-Pond's
lnc___—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining-——
5
600
6
Feb
6%
Feb
Christiana
?»' 7%
Apr
13%
Jan
Chromalloy
21 %
2,800
19%
Jan
26% Mar
54
2,300
52
Apr
57%
8%
9,200
25%
1,250
6%
6%
Jan
Cinerama
;
Oil
Corp—
Corp--.
K
P
Inc
Securities
los
de
Banco
Corp
lc
Andes
:
American
10
Feb
27
Mar
9
Jan
Clayton
Jan
Cletrac
5%
5,700
4
14
5%
Apr
% Mai-
Jan
4%
Jan
Club
1 Va
"1%
8,800
1%
Apr
1%
5,700
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
Coastal
50c
6
5%
6%
18,200
5%
Apr
12%
Jan
Colin
11'A
12%
4,300
10%
Apr
16%
Jan
10c
Co
Inc
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new
Telephone
of
Photo
Berkshire
11%!
Colonial
Corp
Co
Sand
&
28 %
29%
2,200
Feb
14%
1.000
27% Jan
14% Mar
35%
14'%
19'%
Jan
Commercial Metals
16
xl5%- 16%
1,500
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
Community
7-1%
5,300
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Community
25c
'
1%
1%
: i %
49%
100
56
600
38
-
12,300
8'A
8%
1,200
30%
5
%
8%
.
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30%
7
.
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3%
3%
3
1%
1 »V
100
Jan
52% Mar
Mar
59
Mar
7 40,
7
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Apr
5%
•.
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Apr
7'A
Jan
8'A Mar
9%
Jan
27'A Jan|
Feb
31
18,800
ia
1%
27%
Feb
5,000
4'A
Jan
' 11« Mar
.
Jan
1% Mar
--
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1
-518
9,000
'
%
Jan
7.71A
Feb
6%
12,800
518
Apr
7]g
Feb
10%
10
10%
23,200
7%
Jan
10'%
Apr
10%
10%
11%
17,800
4%
5'%
7,300
4%
Jan
12%
13%
700
11%
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iT«r ,7". »7«
2,800
5%
Apr
4%
13
V;5%
4
10%
300
99% 104%
14%
Feb
6%
Apr
Feb
13% Mar
7%
Jan
20
Jan
.
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Apr
35
Mar
Feb
Jan
111
Mar
1
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
22%
11% Jan
2,200
7
%
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18%
1,700
7,
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14
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6%
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900
5'%
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3,900
5 %
Jan
6%
Feb
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1%
9,900
1% Jan
1%
Jan
200
7'A Mar
14% Mar
15%
Feb
40
71
Jan
74
85'%
86%
100
83
Jan
86'A
21%
22'%
1,100
21%
Apr
24%
29
31
300
29
Apr
Mar
40
40
50
39
Jan
Feb
9
9
72'%
72
6%
1%
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712%
1
1
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Apr
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7%
3,400
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6%
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200
6%
6%
6%
Apr
15
Jan
300
6%
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Jan
1
Jan
1
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10,900
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9%
Jan
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13% Mar
35,600
50 Va
Jan
62
%
200
21%
Feb
23%
1%
1%
4,300
l'/4
Apr
1%
8%
9 Vi
12,700
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32,100
16'A
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23 % Mar
12%
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61%
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22
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1
20
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26%
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4,500
23%
Apr
34%
18%
18
18%
17,900
14
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18% Mar
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16%
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12%
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6%
Feb
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Apr
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Jan
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18'%
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Feb
15% Mar
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17
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Jan
14%
15 V'4
9,600
14'A
Feb
19%
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1
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5'.'4
1,100
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4%
4%
200
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8
:
7% Mar
T>% Mar
3%
Feb
;
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Jan
14
Jan
20
Feb
4% Mar
Stone
50c
1
5
Co
Discount
Public
19%
Co.
Centers Inc—10c
Service—.
:
Jan
54
53%
700
53%
6%
Jan
55%
6,900
6%
Apr
11%
Jan
1,100
54%
7%
6%
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10%
4
3
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4,000
700
27
100
4%
1,600
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2,600
10%
Jan
Apr
434
Consolidated
Jan
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7
30%
Feb
5%
;
Apr
2% Mar
Feb
14%
9% Mar ' "
27
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100
see page
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8
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160
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35% Mar
98
Feb
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14%
Jan
3%
,
Jan
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A
Jan
700
12%
Jan
17% Mar
10%
7,500
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Apr
12%
13%
Apr
1
Jan
15
9 %
14
1
3%
44'%
9'%
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Feb
14%
22
11
9
43%
100
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Inc——20c
Oil—----.
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Royally
1
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1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Cerpc—-(.—1
Continental Connector Corp. cl A—50c
Sun
Ray
Inc
—
—
Jan
10c
Continental Venrlinir Machine Corp_in"
Cook Paint & Varnish Co__
—15
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
Mar
Apr
Continental Materials
inc
Corp—
*
—.—
1
Jan
18%
Apr
'65_1
Apr
8%
1,500
Feb
2%
Compudyne Corporation-'—.—
25c
Connelly Containers Inc—.—
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp,
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
17% Mar
Jan
39%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
(300
Jan
Feb
20%
800
Jan
1,600
38%
23,500
Jan
14
10%
Feb
41
~2%
1%
19
Jan
Jan
Apr
39%
2%
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9
13%
1
19%
19
Jan
18%
1
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16,700
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8
28
22'%
67% Mar
7%
26%
8,700
8,800
18
%
7%
26%
Jan
13 34
50c
Colonial
10c
1
1%
5,100
18%
25c
Corp
Inc
Inc.
Bloomfield
'%%
150
57
8%
l'/a
1%
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5
52%
38% *38%
5% 7, 5 ii
14%
1
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Frocks
Bickford's
-
52
57
V
Feb
13'%
America-
of
14%
7.50
Birdsboro Corp
Blossman
;
52%
38'%
2
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1
Canada
Watch
Bohack
63'% Mar
22 V*
—lc
---25c
*
10c
—:
—1
Co-.
1
Oils vtc-——
Caribbean
Electronics
28 V2
50c
common
Instrument
Class
Mar
61 %
'
.
61
8
Products
I
Shoe Corp
Benrus
Berkey
150
10
Manufacturing—4
^
50c
& Lamoert
Corp
1
Co
Corp
Belock
'
63%
Feb
7%
Bay view Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
(A
Corp
Manufacturing
Aluminum
6%
Candy Corp
Corp
Bearings
62%
*
12%
Clopay Corporation
7%
Engineering
Barton's
Bell
11% Mar 7
"l%
.Baruch-Foster
Beck
5%
5%
Apr'-7'
50c
Wright
Barry
2,500
11%
shares
Town USA Inc—
Barnes
">v
Ul,
5
—
Corporation—.—
Construction
BarChris
26% Mar
•
Clary
10c
Industries
Bargain
Cable
Controller
Clarostat
Jan
Inc
Oil-Ltd—
Banff
Banner
51/8
Jan
—2
Ltd———,
Development
Clausner Hosiery Co
6%
——
——
Circuit Foil Corp.--
Jan
20
1,500
——
Jan
52
9%
10
—1
2.50
*
Co_——
8%
"
Baldwin
27
23 Va
"Y'."
■
Jan
4,300
•
Century Geophysical Corp——
Chamberlin Co of America
20%
8%
preferred-^.
convertible
Feb
52
12%
Jan
19Va
25%
pfd
1%
3%
11%
3.50%
Light 4%
9%
18%
15%
Power
&
Jan
21
•
4'%
Apr
20,700
7
1
pref—100
Corp
Jan
1% Mar
■>"
Maine
Power
100
23%
preferred
2
3,700
'
25%
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
Jan
1%
Mai-
15
2,200
•
50o
Convertible
•'
24
114%
1,300
1
Common
2 a
2
25 Va
Jan
Chemical—
Baldwin-Montrose
Feb
13% Mar
21%
—
Clark
Inc
16
7
'
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Co
Clark
Industries
15,400
Mar
B
Baker
Jan
14'%
99
2,700
5%
1
Feb
18%
104
C
Bailey & Selburn <jju & Gas class A
-2
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5; preferred-*
Cam eras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co
1
Castle (A M) & Co
10
Catalin Corp of America-,
1'
Jan
3
Corp
3%
Apr
13%
1J''4
Jan
13%
Feb
5
Avis Industrial Corp
\<
8% Mar
1%
2,300
Jan
11%
8%
7%
Apr
800
14'%
4%
Feb
-9%
__10c
7
2%
13%
,
Jan
1
preferred
Inc
:7 2
Jan
Jan
7%
13%
8%
2,500
7
7
2%
Jan
%
3%
•
com
Jan
1,300
18%
1
Mfg Co Inc
7 Automatic Steel Products Inc
A
7 4%
127/8
16%
6,600
i'o
34'%
Feb
%
14%
11
721%
Apr
7
17
,y
11% Mar
Apr
Apr
$1.50
1%
10% Mar
8% Mar
8'%
Jan
414
1
15%
Jan
1,400
2,400
16%
5%
29%
1%
9%
%
79-7
7%
8%
29%
16%
55% 7
15%
1,800
Feb
Mar
50
10%
31.
1
18
2,000
700
54%
1
Feb
%
SV'i
8%
7
15%
16,100
Mining &
Inc
9
18% Mar
800
10%
'
Feb
29%
2
19,100
6%
18
28%
1
10
14%
18%'
37/a
300
6,100:
55
7
-*~1%
18
4,900
32%
Wiilistou
Capital
'
5p
10 pesos
17%
Feb
15%
17%
7 Mar
4
10%
warrants
18'%
Apr
29%
24,300
1
17%
Jan
12
31%
jg
:
7.1,400
Jan
3
17%
1A Mar
3%
Jan
32 Vs
Feb
3%
12%
Mar
5%
35%
Apr
2%
12
8
3% Mar
29%
1
U
•
Jan
300
12,800
1
5
1
Feb
10c
7%
200
v
4%
Cities Broadcasting——
Capital City Products
—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
Products
29'A Mar
3,000
33/
Co
Jan
22%,
3
107/a
21'%
20'%
Feb
10%
3,700 ;
22%
Apr
17%
29% Mar
1
Feb
5%
Jan
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral International Corp
2
3,500
2%
23%
Canadian
4%
3%
Feb
500.
Feb
3
2%
Jan
15%
32'%
8%
A Mar
10%
10%
,
5
Apr
Jan
2,000
2%
6
8% Feb
Mar
39 y
4%
—
'
Jan
100
3% '7.7.7: 600
1
Jan
743--
Jan.
Feb-
31%. Jan
200
34
3%
17%
11%
Inc
Automatic Radio
2.50
—*
Canadian Marconi
—-r—1
Canadian. Petrofina Ltd par tic pfd—10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd--,——-1
Jan
143e
liV
Jan
36
Jan
4
•
Cement Co Ltd common
preference
;
—20
Petroleums Ltd vtc-1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—:—16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
r10c
Canadian Husky Oil' Ltd——-1
Mar
6%
93%
lOo
Industries
Plastics
Aurora
34
4% -Apr-
4%
Centers Inc
Devices
Audio
.
30 Va Mar
Co
Bread
Canada Southern
Feb
290
•
Sugar
option
General
Canada
Feb
.
3,200
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Co
Development Corp
Sewing
11%
79
15%
%
•Y,
'6% %
Mar
Apr
9% Jan
97
1
Corp—
Golio
Consolidated
Atlas
4%
4".8
America-—
—
—
Atlas
,
■
14%
——„33%C
Gas
Research
Corp
Jan
14%
-
3
13%
7v
*
19% Feb
-9% Mar
3%
Inc
of
Chemical Industrial
Atlas
1
Liu
56
300-
2%
10,900
7%-
7%
,
Canada
1,800
14,000
41
-
Campbell Machine Inc
•
Jan
1,800
$
>SA
5
30
■
Carnation
Associated Testing Labs
del
;
Feb
Jan
16%
5%
regular.—£1
rets
Stores
Oil
Allan tica
1
-17%
16 i
1
Stationers Supply
Atlas
32
1
$3.00 preferred———50
$2.50 preferred-—,
—50
6%.. preferred
50
:7Camden Fire Insurance
—
5
Cami>bell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Jan
4%
~
39% Feb
Jan
23%
Feb
4ya
-
Jan
2%
19,500
18
;—
3/a
7%
31%
4%
*
:
Ltd—
isumunton Cory Liu
Calhornia Electric Power common
«
Feb
3% Jan
—
Feb
18%
1
n. 34%
7.7: %
2,400
10%
Feb
17'%
32
25c
-1
1
Jan
1,200
62
8%
Jan
1,100
la
,
Jan
4,700
10
Feb
14%
•
4%
40c
Associated
Coast
18'% Mar
4
—
:
Associated
Atco
i':6 %. Mar
Jan
9
58%
A
7,100
2.50
Corp
Enterprises
Caigury
Industries—
Laundries
&
Jan; a
a% -7
10 %
Mar
16
2
--
50c
31%
.
1,200
W
Feb
8%
60%
■;*■<
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com
Ltd
deposit
Associated Food
16%
35
15%
34%
*
27%
Feb
1,600
18
45%
3'%
__
Electronics Inc
Y Associa ted Electric
16
7 9Va Mar
32'% Mar
2%
26%
4%
pfd-lQO
convertible,, preferred
Corp
7,
16
Jan
8%
warrants—.
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Y-; ■:%
'•
8
4%
3%
Co_______'2.SO
Gas
Arkansas Power & Light 4,72%
'in
17
__
17
5
4%%
Co
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%
•.
1
'
5%
Mar
Apr
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7,500
1
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:
18
4'%
8
.-.
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Atlantic
Jan
5% .77 8,400
5%
-
Atlantic
3%
42
4.78
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'.shs-3.4B
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
120c
Ansul Chemical' Co-'
:—____
1__1
Inc
Jan
700
Anglo/American Exploration Ltd
Associated
2%
500
42%
16%
,
Jan
42
5%
; :
Jan
4
42
Radio Corp.
American
7%
4
Anchor Post Products
Oil
16%
Feb-
9,000
1
3% Feb
.
Jan
32'A Jan
32% Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
1
2%
2.16%
8
,4%
6 Va
;
28%
Inc
Co
27/a Mar
;.
150
;.
Jan
Jan
Y 5
4'A
A
; American Writing Paper
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Asamera
65%
2,800
4
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5%
preferred
Co.
11
Apr
6,800
-■
4
Inc
American
&
8% Mar
Jan
60 %
2,000
2
2%
425
5%
1% '
5
1,400
BVD
Shoe
12,200
33
28%
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
-12.60
Manufacturing Co
Arkansas
Burnell & Co
50o
MARC
Appalachian
Feb
Apr
Cabol
£1
-
American
Anthony
6%
83%
Jan
Butler's
44.000
9%
'
83/8
--1 77^3 /a
com—30o
28
30c
,
27%
-10 ;
7%
Inc
Apr
Jan
7% Mar
3%
3%
32%
Jan
45
2,300
ord shares—3c 6d
American dep rets
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
American
•
5%
1%
2%
25o
Feb
Jan
33
/
4%
7%':
5%
1
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
.7
Jan
II %
Mines Ltd—
4%
—
7
6%
17%
Apr
35 Va
6,500
Company
78'%
11%
American
American
Corp
Co
Apr
Burma
500
13,200
—
(The)
Hill
40%
32
---*
Bunker
39%
7%
Inc
17% Mar
Jan
2% Feb
4%
—-9
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Industries
Jan
137/»
7«
550
63%
Beverage
Buell
2%
—
2,700
4%
83%
6%
Apr
1,100
7
B
10,400
4'/«
83%
Book
Astrex
8%
4 Vs
American
joc
9
83%
6%
6%
1
Corp—-
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| Arrow
15%
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Oil
Ambassador
Armour
.
of America $3.75 pfd-100
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Aluminum Co
Andrea
7%
7%
16
9%
8%
—60o
Allied Control Co Inc
6
6%
Plan common
convertible preferredserial preferred--
60c
Apr
13%
Budget Finance
Feb
Jan
3%
b,a
F Company——
9% Mar
6%
Jan
•
Jan
19'%
6,600
8
1
1
class
15%
Apr
3%
£1
£1
Inc
Bruce
5% Jan
=
*
Co
Mar
9
Apr
common—
Rubber
Brown
>7
32%
-«
25c
rets
preferred—
4%
Jan
9
7.4% Apr
4,100
11%
11%
—10
I
5% Mar
£1%.
4%
B
Class
,
Feb
2%
Ltd—
ord r.eg
Co Inc
Company,-^•
Fornian Distillers cl A
dep
High
9% Mar
16
Instrument
Brooks
4
33%
2%
32%
5.
1
Power
'
6%
6%
7%
1 777 5%
rets
British
Jan
5%
dep
107% Mar
Feb
82
700
dep -rets
Ainer
24% Mar
.
*
Ltd
Oil Co
Tobacco—
ord
bearer
ord registered—
American
British
24% Mar
1,200
"5% ~57/B
5%
>
10c
1
convertible • preferred-
5 V* %
British
79
1
A
Jan
r
89
24%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
'
50
'
25
class
17
1,600
2,600'
16
40
3%
. 9%
33
ord—
Petroleums
Britalta
Y
1
Manufacturing Co
Brillo
Jan
12% Mar
17% Mar
96
93
■;% 93
89
Rubber
&
7 8
Low
4%
10
2%
Co
Gas
9%
3%
3V4
,—,_1
Corp,.
Bridgeport
87% Mar.
3% fJan
900
77"
22
21%
21%
100
Engineering Co
Tire
Apr
70%. Jan
4,900
16'A
16%
10
common
Properties
Alliance
Breeze
11%
88
Inc__;
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
-
Feb
Jan.
6%
Kunstziae N V—
'
American deposit rtcs American staa-
All
Feb
17%
4%
10%
Algemene
All-Slate
13%
6%
,'10%
Yd 16%
4
Range Since Jan. 1
--
20c
Brandy wine Raceway Assn
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
72%
77%
Jan
Jan
13%
4%
,
of America
Brad Foote Gear Works Ino
>
.'•
Shares
High
4%
4%
9 ,a
--1
10c
Inc
Corp
Bowling
Jan
Amer
:
Inc
Airlines
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
2% Mar
---1 A-1-50
Feb
12%
72%
4
preferred—100
4.20%
Steel
preferred
3%
15%
*
-80
Southern
Power
Wood
5%
15%
16 %
4
1
——_—
-.Alabama
Apr
2 % Mar
600
12 7/b
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class
Jan
9%
Low
Par
■
Oil Corp
Chica
Bolsa
Jan
Bourjois
12%
1 .
1%%
Aero-Flow
*
3
2
8,100
"7 2,100
10%
9%
2%
1
10
10o-
Inc
7
2%
2
7.
•• y
9%
Products
Plastics.
Admiral
Corp;
2% Mar
1,900
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
,
7%; High
Low
2%
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
..
High
2%
27/b
2%
X
10«
Corp
-V.-
Construction
Low
:
common
Precision
Acme
Par
Oorp cl&ea A
Petroleum
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range V
>0 Xast
:
•
American Stock Exchange
'.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Aberdeen
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday, April 13.
and ending
/''7 :
■
x
Stock. Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending April 13.
3%
Feb
Jan
5 Va
5
5'%
3,400
4'%
Feb
6
6%
6%
6%
4,600
5'%
Feb
7% Mar
20%
20%
20%
1,100
20 Vs
Apr
%
700
Apr
1
Jan
5,800
4
Apr
5%
Jan
2,300
9'%
Jan
11%
Feb
20,600
Vn
Apr
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
4%
Jan
9
Jan
5%
Jan
10%
Va
18
10%
1
2%
2%
3%
2,300
9'%
9%
9%
1,200
5%
5%
100
11%
1%
15,200
1%
9%
22 %
Jan
%
4%
10%
10%
24%
%
4%
:
"4'%
10
1%
9
21%
7
5,000
9%
8,200
22%
700
7%
4 nno
10
1%
9
21%
7
Apr
10% Mar
6'A
16
Feb
Feb
Apr
2%
Jan
Feb
Apr
11%
Apr
25 34
Jan
Apr
9%
Feb
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
receipts (ord^re|
Industries Inc (De
American
Industries
Aluminum
(Md)—---a
Drug Co—1
?5*
•(74
—100
Land Co
Co
#
Cubic Corporation
—Curtis Manufacturing Co class A——
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Tobacco
Cuban
B
Class
15
13%
141/4
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
preferred
Davidson Brothers Inc
5%
Dayco Corp class A
C Transit System
pref
Stores
Dennison Mfg
Dilbert's
Amer
8i/a
11%
2,100
27'/4
1,900
10
29%
231/2 Mar
146
Jan
Jan
148% Jan
10
3,200
7%
Jan
71/2
8'/a
2,800
71/4
Jan
10%
5,600
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
12,300
ia
Mar
5/.
Jan
1/2
peh
0% Feb
6y«
1,100
5 »/4
Jan
41/4
4%
1,200
41/4
Apr
10
3%
3%
400
3%
Apr
6
2,300
5
Jan
6
11
100
A conv
Research
Si
6% preferred series
6% Jan
5% Jan
2%
2%
1,300
21/4
6'/8
61/2
3,800
10%
Feb
12
9,400
20% Mar
25%
10
10%
2,500
10
Apr
11% Mar
19 '/a
19»/a
19%
7,200
17%
Jan
20% Mar
151/4
Jan
17% Mar
16%
42
125
8
3,200
3iy4
381/2
5,700
15
Jan
17ya
Jan
391/2
41%
5,500
8%
Feb
371/4
Jan
52
Feb
Harris
Driver
13,000
15 y.
141/4
15
1
Drilling Si Exploration Co
h &
181/2
18%
1,900
18%
Jan
20
Hi/4
11%
1,600
11 i/a
Apr
Duraloy
10s
1
•
—T
31/2
31/2
800
631/2
70%
4,650
15c
(The)
9%
10%
8,900
Corp—.
common
Duval
Dynamics
of
Corp
America
3 j/b Mar
6%
3% Jan
Apr
class
Co
Eastern
Can
Eastern
Eastern
1
A
Company
Freightways Inc
States Corp common
Eastern
$7
preferred
series
$6
preferred
series B
Edo
A
Corporation
Elder
Mines
Dev
and
Electrographic
Ltd
Apr
Hastings
29%
Jan
34
1,100
3%
13,100
31/8
Apr
•4% <IatJ
13%
22,700
121/8
Jan
15% Feb
'
Co
Mfg
-
^
5%
;5%
1,000
10y2
11%
46%
'6%
27'/4
2,000
9%
441/4
Jan
;''.Y6
261/4
2,400
400
Apr
19%
1%
19%
20 Va
3,900
1%
14,800
11/2
18
17%
10
Jan
9%
180
Jan
li7«
Jan
17% Mar
20% Jan
9% Mar
13% Jan
^
"
■
Si
1st
cum
Steel Corp
preferred
9% Jan
6%
36%
36i/4
37%
2,000
Apr
Jan
jan
Jan
39% Mar
3%
3,500
31/4 Mar
3% Jan
6'A
200
6
7% Feb
Hosklns (The) Mfg. Co..——
5% Mar
7%
Electric Motors Co
1
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com——5
Class B common™
5
Hudson & Manhattan Corp cl A
10
Huuson Vitamin Products Inc
1
Hycon Manufacturing Co
J
_10c
Hydromatics Inc
;
—1
Hiurometals Inc.—
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
5
l
61/4
6%
l
IOI/2
12 »/2
2,100
i
12
12 '/a
900
Esquire
Radio
Eureka
Corporation
_
55%
Electronics
Ltd
10c
$1
or
3%
37/a
1,400
25r
A
i3«
Exquisite Form
l
Indus Inc
10 i/a
12
11
10c
1,300
7%
6%
15,400
.
Jan
17% Jan
Apr
Mar
3%
9,600
Co
Mar
12
32
11
6%
6%
Jan
1
Jan
15%
Apr
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9% Mar
18%
Jan
37
23
Apr
31%
Apr
Jan
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46%
Jan
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jan
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44
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20
31
110
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9%
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21'A
227/a
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97/8 Mar
Jan
,
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Jan
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:
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11% Mar
Jan
Apr
22%. Feb
34
Apr
47%
Jan
Feb
32 Va
Jan
40
101 y4
Apr
106
Feb
Apr
80
Mar
Apr
15%
77
12
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Jan
Feb
4
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v.
16%
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2% Mar
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Jan
5% Mar
6%
Jan
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26%
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15
•
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9%
Jan
12>/4
Feb
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
11%
Feb
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1
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20
14% Mar
10%
Feb
%
1
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25'/8
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Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
Apr
14 Va Mar
20%
Jan
35 y2
Jan
44%
Apr
14% Mar
.'13%
Mar
l7/a
Feb
Apr ,:
15 Va
11%
Jan
14% Mar
32 y2
Apr
12%
33
Mar
130
Feb
,
Jan
157
34%
Jan
31 y4
Feb
7%
42 V2 .Jan
Apr :
98
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1,400
3'A
5y4 Mar
11%
15 y8
400
7%
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21 !A
31 V
227/a
Feb
Jan
Mar
.
167
33»A "
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9 Va
3,300
•
12% Mar
Apr
10
3,000
10
306,600
=
Apr
20% Feb
Apr
8
2,800
.
20,100
600
4,900
3,400
6,800
300
500
7,100
2,100
200
14%
4%
.
7% Mar
2,200
8,700
4,200 *
4,500
9,300
12%
2
72
4,300
1,000
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,
•
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97/a
77
10%
1%
21
2JA
15'A
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147/a
Jan
13%
—
:
Feb
14%
8%
l'A
20y4
21
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15 y4 ••
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Feb
6
2S %
24%
13%
170
34%
4%
Feb
Jan
8%
12%
12%
Jan
Jan
Apr
12,000
100
20Q.
3,100
2,800
,
3%
4%
18%
2,200
500
13%
—•
3%
Inc
Rule
.
6'/a
Esquire
Evans
;-
———2.50
A——
1
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg St Electronics
&
Class
10
400
Apr
;
9%
10%
76%
2JA
2%
57/a .57A
20ya 20%
10% -11%
3
3y4
20'/8
v 10%
Horn & Hardart common
•
5% preferred.————.——100
common
Jan
4%
100
8,500
700.
,
Jan
Apr
4%
■
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5%
30,000
.
33y4 34%
104
104
77
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2%
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5
7
1,300
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Apr
20%
11%
rl5%
—
521/4
3% Mar
2,900
5V*
preferred
3%
900
34
•
950
3,200
8%
4%
101
Jan
Mar
6,600
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3%
15' ••'15 • 15%
53%
41/2
7%
101
Jan
16
41
2,500
9%
12%
3JA
,
52'A
41/4
100
l7/a
Apr
Jan
3,500
14,000
%
11%
'
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1
pfd
Corp common
1% Mar
11%
' >. 4%
—
Horh & Hardart Baking Co
8% Jan
8
32
Feb
25'A
16'A
9%
75%
33'A
jan
Jan
20c
Corp
5%
14%
80,200
2,000
.5,100
9,300
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16
Jan
Feb
lO'/a
4%
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•
i
Inc
Feb
Jan
11
38
*
5
32%
Mar
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Inc
Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
6%
16%c
103
2,300
8
26%
23V4
14%
11%
—L-—_
Instrument^Co
Feb
61/2
7
Jan
4
4%
8
A
11%
9%
inc—juv
Feb
3,500
Erie
,
4%
9,800
7»/4
7%
Jan
Apr
24'A
261%
61/2
1
Feb
9%
Apr
,7 '/a Mar.
24'A
of America
24'A
Apr
18%
3%
—
,
99%
1,000
6%
convertible
9%
75%
4%
10
3,300
8
7%
24%
$2
.
19,900
19%
19
.
Jan
Mar
40 y2
5,500
2,200
>T«
Feb
5
12
4%
400
15% 23
39%
40%
•
Apr
4%
11%
/ 22
Lithographing Co™.
Bishop Inc.————-10c
Mining Co—-—
'
'
23%
15
4%
7%'
'
3%
—;
-
,
4%
19%
-
%.
13%
22'A
37%
37%
8 Va
8 Vq
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Hercules Galion Products Inc
—10e
Hlgbie Manufacturing. CoJLi--v-——--lHighway Trailer Industries com
;.25c
5% convertible preferred
-—10
Hill's Supermarkets Inc..
50c
Hilton Hotelis "warrants"——————i.
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common,—
1
Jan
1%
17% Mar
25c
Freignt
;
Feb
22%
7,800
10%
'
Feb
165
50o
Equity
Feb
Jan
Missile
Air
8
30% Mar
•
Jan
St
Emery
peh
700
18
'
14y4
22%
37%
* -40
Heli-Coil Corp
•
Heller (W E) & Co 5%% pfd—.—100
4% preferred
——
——100
•• Helmerich &' Payne 'Inc.——L—-16c.'
Jan
53
q
1601/4
Specialty Co
El-Tronics
1,200
3%
5ya
—XOc
1
Associates Inc—lOo
Facilities
1%
16
Jan
Jan
25
200
-1-.
3%
4y8
4%
5'A
8 Va
3%
4,500
14% 15
'•
Jan
>1 -2% Mar
9%
6,500
IV2
14%
Havana
Hazel
Feb
175
25
162
Electronic
Emerton
"'17%
Jan
5
241/4
Electronic
Emenee
—
;
8!4
Apr
\
Hoffman International Corp
50c
Hofmann Industj ies lnc.____^
25c ^
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
5
Holly-Corporation-i
;
50c
Holly Stores Inc.
1
V
Holophane Co.
•
Home Finance Group Inc..--*———1
Home Oil CO Ltd class Ai—
——•: •
Class B—'
Hormei (Geo A) & Co..—-———7.50
Communications
Electronics Corp
71/-
Jan
400
.46
6 %
-
2
-
Mar
307/a
162
1
lOo
Electronic Assistance Corp
Electronic
6
26%
1
-
Corp
Electronic Research
46%
—25
20c
1
•
•
1
i
10'/2 Mar
11'A
Harvey's Stores class
10 /q
5%
Jan
10%
Inc.-——1
A-———-—1
Harvey Radio Co
70%
Apr
E
5%
10%
Jan
Apr
8 Va
11 y4
26 {
5
T.ivht———-
Electric
Hartford
9% Mar
Jan
3%
—1
15%
30
Feb
1
Harlfield Stores Inc_——
Heinicke
Inc——
21J/2 Mar
Apr
Jan
7%
—
Jan
Apr
12
2,800
26.
26%
:.:4%v 5
Feb
Jan
27 y8
1,200
8,900
*
Helena Rubenstem inc——;
Devices
28%
8
.3%
(Paul) Inc.———4———25c
Corporation———1
Harnischfeger Corp
.————10
Hecla
Air
Feb
7%
3y2
—2 '
Hebrew National Kuoher Fuous
Eastern
23%
2'/2
•
-
Co
Jan
55
2%
Jan
Hardeman
Apr
12%
29%
•
10c
1
Sulphur & Potash Co
Corp
Dynalectron
4 A
Jan
91/4
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Jan
Jan
Harn
,
3%
Apr
4%
Corpii--——Ai.—ullOo
B'American
Hamilton Electro Corp
13% Jan
1,300
Test
Feb
18%
4'%
New
Apr
Feb
11%
4%
Duro
173/a
'*t '
'
y$. Feb
5
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
1%
17% Mar
Feb
Mar
,
45.^6^
;
1
Co
Drug Pair-Community Drug
17%
Feb
>V;V qqq'Z-:=:;-yq--;qyv
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Apr
Hall Lamp
141/4
Apr
17% Mar
43 A Mar ;
Mar
7
52%
*
„—
Jan
35
2
Inc class A com—*
Warrants—————Gulf American Land Corp new com—1
Gulf States Land Si Industries.
5()c
Gulf & Western Industries
1
Gulton Industries Inc.———
—1
"
14% Jan
11 Va
10
Jan
60,100
Guerdon Industries
Jan
31% Mar
48,100
Grocery Stores Products—->.«
Grow Corp (The) —
10c
3'A Mar
7%
11%
71/2
Ltd™
Feb
Apr
2%
5%
i—1
—
23%
2Vz
4%
Leases——J—.—.-9c
Grlesedieck Company-.
Apr
I0V2
Apr
2Vb
19%
6,800
12% * - ; 2,000
29^
29 y8
5,000
9% 97/a
400
• •
Jan
Jan
Feb
7%
3V2
'——-uwc
Jan
35
10 y2
13%
Jan
Apr
12
2,900
"
Feb
287/a
14,800
6%
v
Apr
29%
25%
1,100
6%
99
9%
2,000
2%
2%
5/8
A———-—-^30
Greer: Hyaraulics—
12% Feb
6'/a Mar
16 Ya
Corp
10% Mar
6%
41%
Brewery
JG
2%
7%
common
13%
6%
'
14%
3,600
2
--
Jan
/•;
18%
1,000
17%
12
Great American Inuustries
Qridoil Freehold
11
16%
Inc
Grand Rapids Varnish—————~—1
Gray Manufacturing Co——————5
Inciucr
Great Basins Petroleum Co——;
20c
Great Lakes Bowling Corp—
—1
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Great Western Producers common—buc
103%
Feb
Apr
12
29%
Jan
Jan
8 A' Jan
14
Feb
1%
26
4,700
6,400
2%28%
17
12%
Jan
K
Jan
Jan
i
Jan
- 2,000
17%
12'A
Jan
94'A
32%
5% Jan
5%
.
7.50
Dow
12% Mar
9%
Dorsey
Draper
i
Jan
10%
91/2
preferred-———————32.50
(The) Corp
1
$2
Mar
12%
Jan
Jan-
10«
1
4
ord reg
Chemical
Dorr-Oliver
31
Feb
101
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137/8 Mar
Feb i-
23 %
28JA
2%
25%
*.:• 40
v
1 % Mar
-105
26%
2%
12%
11%
4,600
600
8,000
400
-
3iy4
27
Jan
4%
Jan
9% 11
19 q 20%
■
Jan
15 Va Mar
Apr
16%
-
Manufacturing Co
Goodway Printing Co Inc-—-——•
Gordon Jewelry class A
—1
Gorham Corporation———
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Goodman
.
1
Dome Petroleum Ltd
2%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd—
*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
•
:
11%
1
1
16«.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Tan
JT^
Ltd—
Co
dep rets
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class
Dixon
28%
—1
32%
__
97%
27'A
•..12 Va Feb
.
-10%
26%
27Y4
910
147/a
31%
13
'
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—™—
Jan
10%
•
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Mills Inc
Gloray Knitting
12%
Mar
100
Union Co lne
Apr'
2,000
.
..
97
9%
1 ^ 20
2%
2?8 Jan
7% Feb
'
25
26
9i«
14%
1®
4c
Systems, Inc
Security
Globe
Globe
iy4 Mar
1,700
11%
Jan
5%
preferred
1st
7%
Distillers
Mar
4%
T
M
Apr
5
261/2
Industrial Products
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dielectric
8
1,400
147'/2 147'/2
Manufacturing
&
2,200
11
1
1
1
25c
Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Quality Supermkts com—lOo
Gasket
Detroit
Detroit
3
30
stock—————*0®
Desilu Productions Inc
1,450
51/4
--®
class A
debenture
8%
10,600
8
5°®
*
4%
111/2
o3/
.61/2 Apr
200
4%
inc cl A com_20«
Dejay
3,200
2%
4%
*°«
-35
Mines Inc
Day
D
6%
61/2
80s
-p°*J
3.50
^0
/
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6
Jan
Jan
Mar
12
Jan
12,700
4,800
3,400
600
^
13y2
1%
11%
,
—
Distilleries class R
Glenmore
13
9' /a
9io
14%
2y8
3IS Mar
25'/a
—1
Co
Glass Tite
35
__
Apr
98
.7% Mar
-
18%
35%
.
>
^
11%
;
>.
Apr
1%
.3,500
26,600
.
Apr
96 y4
—
IV2
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k
1
cmos
Co
(AC)
Gilbert
com
6%
13%
6
33 A
12%
12%
:
...
*
-—
A ii-v
Ltd—:
Yellowknife Mines
Gilchrist
Crystal Dairies
Inc
Foods
Giant
Mar
D
Daitch
High
29% Mar
500
3,200
1,500
8%
__
53 /a
12%
12%
IV2
11%
w
Corp——-—50o
Controls
Gianninl
Giant
—*
common
17
„
—
5
2'A
>>.12%
>~ '
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—,fi
reg
preferred———-.*
$4.60
ley.
14 %
16'/a
V
13 !A
600
1,400
10
1 /8
,
2Ya
6%
12ya
2.50
General Plywood Corp
50c v
General Stores Corporation—:
:—1
Genung's Incorporated
'————~i.
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
Crowley Milner Si
.v
.
Corp..-
General Gas
Central petroleum
rets ord
dep
1/a
8»/4
-
2'%
—1
1
Fireproofing
General
United Corp
Crystal Oil &
—
J
Lta—
Co
Electric
General
Cresmont
13%' 14'/a
29% 30V\
-•
8.%
General Development Corp
Petroleum
Crown
13%
29%
•*;
—-1
Acceptance "wts"——
General Alloys Co
.
-General Builders
Corp
;
American dep
Crown
Low
100
General
Crown
Range Since Jan. I
Low ...High
*
Co common
Gellman Mfg Co
Co
Courtaulds Ltd—
Bottling
Crose
1
———
-
Power
preferred
5%
Beverage
Creole
Inc
Garan
Gatineau
Reynolds
preferred class
Crane Carrier
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Par
Si
Corroon
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
;
Shares
•f Prices
Week's
Friday
"V
non-voting
B
Class
$1
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
April 13)
(Range for Week Ended
Sales
Week's
Coro
Cott
.
A voting—^
Distilling Ltd cl
Corby (H)
Sale Pries
Stock Exchang#
American
Cott
.
(1830)
34
101 %
Jan
33% Apr
9
Jan
17%
Jan
22 % Feb
17 Va
Jan
21% Mar
29
1,200
2,500
600
2.800
13,800
1,600
Feb
34
Apr
28%
21%
4
Feb
Jan
Jan
3
8
157/8
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
21%
Apr
26
Jan
7%
1,700
Apr
B Vis
v 23,700
Apr
Feb
107/a Feb
F
Fabrex
Corp
Fairmont
Falcon
Fanny
j
Chemical
IIIII
Co
Seaboara
Drilling Co
Candy Shops
Farmer
Faraday
Uranium
Mines
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
1%
3%
10c
Corp
Corp
Apr
8%
Feb
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Apr
93/4
Jan
IMC
6,300
26'/a
Feb
29%
Jan
Imperial
1 y2 Mar
l3/4
Jan
4
Jan
1 ?4
1%
10,200
218
3%
24,800
27/8
Apr
14%
10 Va Mar
12%
1,700
6 %
7%
17,000
5%
Jan
8
9
;
8%
9%
11,400
5%
Jan
9%
__I__I__IiOc
12.
16
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% Mar
Jan
Magnetics
American
Imperial
Imperial
Oil
dep rets ord
(Canada)
of
Independent
Telephone
19 Ya
12,400
6Va
1,400
43/s
Jan
8
18%
18%
I8Y4
200
13y2
Jan
2%
2%
7,000
1%
Jan
7%
7%
8
Jan
9%
24%
20,100
\
800
6%
25
24 Va
Apr
30%
14%
14%'
14 Va Mar
16%
Jan
International Holdings Corp..
preferred
Porter
(M H)
2.50
Co
l
Co Inc
Indianapolis Pwr &i -Light 4%
Indust
—
1
—
2%
600
21
3Ya
Electronic
Industrial
Feb
Inland
Feb
Inland
Feb
Insurance
Jan
International
Credit
Co
Forest
City
Fotochrome
Fresnillo
Friendly
Fuller
of
Inc
Frost
For
1
•
Enterprises
(The)
(Geo
Inc
Canaua
A)
1
1
11
10
l
'
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10c
9
Co
5
35
footnotes,
see page
37.
10%
10
6%
Ine
144
143
—
\
Company
11%
10%
6
7
%
5%
9
34%
'
5%
Oil
Apr
14
Jan
Intex
Mar
160
Jan
Investors
1,400
10
Apr
11%
Jan
Funding
Investors
Royalty
Apr
9%
Jan
Iowa
4,000
4,100
10'/a
2,100
36%
700
63/a
5y8
Apr
9
Apr
Jan..
33%
6 y4
Public
Fireman
Jan
Iron
Jan
Irving
Feb
Israei-Amerlcan
Air
qi/b
1
(NY)
...
Co
3.90%
Manufacturing
Chute.
Oil
—
Corp
3,500
7
34%
6%
7'A
.
4,000
9%
Apr
8%
150
85 y4
1,200
5y8
5
300
28
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
31%
90
Apr
3,200
10%
95
„
6
,
6%
Apr
800
347/a
35 %
1,000
•5%
7%
7,200
7 Va
14%
Jan
6
Feb
7% Mar
35 %
Apr
4,800
14.000
700
7%
34%
Feb
...1
2%
.
1
2%
1,600
40
84
__
23'A
23 %
23
24
1,900
25
24
-
•.
"
%
400
25,400
Jan
Jan
Feb
5%
7 J/4
;87y2
Jan
*' 12
107
Jan
Feb
Mar
77/B :Jan
39%
■
Jan
Jan
5
6%
7%
Jan
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Feb
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195 >3 Number 6151
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Friday
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Last
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;
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Par
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Series
B
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19
1,100
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Mount
47/a Mar
3,500
;
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77/a
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Feb
9%
7l78 Mar
800
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3,700
3%
Apr
411
Feb
4
47a
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4
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39
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267a
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22%
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23%
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24%
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4%%
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29%
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31
Apr
38
Feb
Pacific
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22
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34
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Jan
37%
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Feb
2J/a
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Apr
12%
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Jan
1%
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32
preferred
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17%
1
Mar
32%
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Apr
Mar
1
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12%
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31
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12 %
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13%
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preferred
31%
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6%:
9%
27
3% Feb
warrants
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17% Feb
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Jan
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Corp
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pld—100
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warrants
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Feb
22%
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14 y2
Feb
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'
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———25
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Jan
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2% Jan
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4V«
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8%
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Apr
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50
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Jan
19%
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187/a
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Apr
1
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;
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Apr
Jan
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Feb
23
20%
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Mar
67% Mar
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&
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MM
Maine
49%
3,900
4
Co—-—__50c
;
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North
Feb
77a Mar
Apr
Louisiana Land & Exploration ——30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
10c
35%
.
Apr
2,100
Magna
Feb
Jan
48Va
1%
Co
Inc
Northeast
1%
1%
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13 %
.
21
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27»/4
22%
.
Jan
Land
Arizona
&
Mining Co
Noramco
67a
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20 Ve
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Apr
21
22
115
7
3%
11%
20%
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16%
5,100
—
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8
2,000
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20 %
Airlines
1,000
23%
44"%
1
——j.—1
1.25
Jan
: > 6"A
Industries
Apr
17ya
21
.
47%
1
Nipissing Mines
Liles Inc
.,8%. Jan
14%
10
Macoid
4
16%
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—--u-------1
403A Mar
Jan
11% Mar
217,500
15%
16ya
207a
'-.'8
6,700
83A
Apr
13A. Apr
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19,500
8%
Loral: Electronics Corp.l_i_————25c
Mackey
Jan
15% Mar
'Louis'Shfefry^Preserves'Tnckiiit-^^A-i
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Jan
19% Mar
—
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Min & Chem
Process
New
57
—-..1
MacFadclcn-Bartell Corp'--^
Mack- Trucks Inc warrants
14%
Jan
2'A
Jan
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Apr
100
1,700
107,400
4
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Co
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2%
25 y2
37/8
900
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11%
15
21%
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Apr
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Service
11%
17 •
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Lodge & Shipley (The); Co
Gas
11%
16
311
11
Park
Feb
19%
1
A———-
Louisiana
Jan
Mar
32
1,300
New
9
50
—'-2.50
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13y8
2,400
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21,400
Livingston Oil Co—~—rL:—————lOc,
8%
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Lock wood
Apr
6,800
Mexico
2
11%
——
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9%
27/a
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27%
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12 y4
11%
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*'■ 4 %
31%
11
11%
Jan
6% Mar:
19%
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Locke
6%
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Apr
27/8
Jan
8
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1%
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——
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4%
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19%
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17
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New Haven Clock
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4.',
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Jan
13%
Nelly
Apr
5'A
5
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Industries—1
Lanston industries
Larchfield" Corp
17%
18
3
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Lamb
.17%
23A
700
—30c
50c
20c
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class A
17 Va
2%
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4,400
4%
2
Electric
Union
National
Ltd—-—
Lake Shore Mines
6.700
3%
Jan
Mar
9
-
—lOo
1
Associates
Telefilm
Transit Co———
18 7a
1,
1
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jj'-Vii
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Electronics
Radio
Lafayette
6%
Feb
National
.
1,500
9%
3 ii
2
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National
L'Aigion Apparel Inc————L
7%
12% Mar
307/8
16
10
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247p Apr"
274' Apr
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9%
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24 7a
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19
147a Apr
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97/a
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Jan
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Apr
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7%
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11%
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14%
13%
—
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23
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1
215/B
217B
21%
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■
:
3 % Feb
2,500
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3%
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1
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5,300
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—
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Kirby
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39
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Jan
600
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374
8% Feb
4,600
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Murray
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300'
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4%
300
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Mar
12
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5
2.50
12.50
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MPO
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8
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8%
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States
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8
4
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Feb
4
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preferred
22 7a
Apr
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Corp
87/a
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4%
87a
77a
5
1
1
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Petrochemicals
Lake
Lake
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1
Co.
Construction
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Jefferson
Jefferson
20'A
57»
19
19
Products
Metal
Clemens
6%
Glass
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Mt
Jeannette
35
for Week
Range
•f Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
a
Last
S T 0 CK S
1
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
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(1831)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 13)
.
.
.
11
-
8% Mar
11%
Feb
247/aFeb
2
2,
23%
100
20%
22%
22% '23%
1,200
20%
Jan
23 y8
1
10%
10%
11 Va
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12 Va Mar
1,800
67a
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8% Mar
700
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1
2.50
1
23%
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8
211
2%
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9
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400
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27/8
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Jan
Jan
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
-
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
(1832)
36
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 13)
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
21
i iii
5,900
7%
16,400
5%
Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Precisionware Inc
Precision Microwave Corp
Pulp & Timber
Sportswear Corp—
Puritan
Pyle-Na tional
Apr
Feb
7%
1,000
9
2,900
8%
200
9%
13 Vh
13%
7%
900
~8%
7%
1,000
11%
9,000
10% Mar
19
Apr
10%
2
2
9
9%
;
Jan
13%
Jan
4.32%
2%
Feb
4.24%
Feb
4.08%
7
12% Ma"
150
52 %
Apr
1%
1%
400
1%
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~7%
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9%
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7%
300
4%
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9
6%
Jan
Feb
43
70%
39%
39%
39%
1,200
36
13
13
13%
3,000
3,100
13
2%
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5%
6%
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8% Mar
7%
1,800
14%
3,700
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17
200
21
Feb
600
22 %
Jan
12 %
12%
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175
87%
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923/4 Feb
68%
24%
63 % Mar
1,600
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18%
19%
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26% Mar
Apr
21%
16 %
700
16%
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21%
200
24
16%
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3%
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1
10
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27%
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28%
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3,650
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Remington
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12
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Apr
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Feb
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11%
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2%
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3
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San
Carlos Milling Co
San Diego Gas
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Jan
7%
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Jan
,7% Jan
Apr:
1
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-
Jan
3
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Apr
Jan
9%
5.Va. Apr-
"
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.
-
12%- Feb- "
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United Asbestos Corp_T_;_———-1
United. Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vt.c_—y t.
United Elastic Corp _——_ft_„^—__,*■
Unii.ed Foods Inc_-ft-_______ 1;
United Tinprovement; & Investingi_2.fi0
United Milk .Products,-——5
United Molasses Co'LId^;
J
ft • /
American dep rets ord regis—-—10s"
United NiRE W C.'anal—.
—100
U S Air Conditioning Corp_^^_:
_150c
U S Ceramic Tile Co___.
.——_1
•
r
Co
Aircraft
United
37.
\ /
20%
17 V4
4Vh
Unexcelled. Chemical
26Va, Jan
Union
.
Apr
13
23%
16%
.
ft,.-.
Jan
.
11%
11%
22%
17%
12 Va
15%
Corp—
Feb
24%
25%
2
Temper
13%
150
Apr
"wts"
True'
24% Mar
3,900..;
19%
9%
5% Jan
37Vh
20
4,600.
Apr
.50c
A.
Triangle Conduit .& .Cable
Tri-ConMnental warrants
Feb
y
83% Mar
18 Vs
2,400
.
Trav-ler Radio Corp.
Jan
a%
74% Mar
-—•
Apr
7%
250
19%
25o
1
5S
Williams. Steel
18%
13%
81
18 Vh
23
i—10..
Corp
11
7%
80 Vh
18%
Corp__
1,300
•28%
.
80 34
Transport'n Corp of .Amer cl A com-lOc
1,100
'6%
V
18-
5c
World Airlines
Trans
12%
97
Canada——*
eibiiiiey-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Lux
Trans
•
Feb
21%
13%
;
loo
j.
Shenvln-Williams of
7%
13% Mar
Corp-
.19%
5,200-
2,100
10c
com
Inc.
6%
7 % ft
21%
common.._.12.50'
Apr
13,900
15
20
Oil; Co .class
Cuba
Trans
12%
-
13%
•
17%
30%• Jan
Jan
Feb;'
3%
12%
preferred——100
of JNevada
3
18%
6%
.
Jan
18,300
Universal
Photolab
Town
Jan
5% Feb
jan
414
Jan
21%
Corp
20%
12%
Mining
4%
4,200
18%
21-
1
1
Inc.—___
Co___
Denn
900
5%
25 %
Feb
Mar
2%
13%
3%
Jan
4%
4%
18
3
Sellgman & Latz Inc.—.
Corp class B.
Servo.Corp of America—
Serrick
Servomechanisms
4% ;ft
5%
12
'
Jan
2,100
_50c
5Tb Mar
'
Security Freehold Petroleums-..
Jan
ft
12,700
4%%
Edison
Tower
Feb
8% Mar
k;
3% Mar
4,000
1
4%
i'ft-
rets
deposit ret
Tonopah Mining
Mar',;,
11
Jan
3Va
;8
'
13%
4
5%
jjleRosiL rets, clpf registered—5s
Toledo
9% Jan,
7%
600;„
20,200
200
71,900
6%
.
14%
Co—
Feb
22% Feb
Jan
600
>
4.700
Jan
13%
-
Jan
7V« Jan
Jan
7
7,300;.
7%
«
28%
'
*
"warrants"—
Todd; Shipyards
Mar
lft
6% Mar
1,500
8%
27 Vh
4%
13%
7%
Inc.
New Amer
23% Mar
Feb
Jan
800
v
20
Jan
.5,800
Vh
20
Mar
'
.3.50
27%
-
Corporation——
i
1
& Light $4,56 pfd——*
Carp-——
10c
Amer
;
Jan.
300
8 >>,
18%
Inc
'1
Jan
2,500
*
9%
y#:r
21%
1,400
IP-
■;
.9%
7%
-2fic
;..
^
18%
100
19
22'%
V 1
113
Apr
9% Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
Feb
.34%
2%
Tobacco'(Security .Trust po.Ltd—,
k
f'i>
200
19
20
_20
9
lft
6%
500
IT %
convertible- preferred
Thovofare Markets Inc
4% Jan
600
21%'
8-%
1%
,10c
Thompson-Starrett
21% Feb
•
Feb
2,400
Jan
5%
16
i 6%
70c
Apr
7%
-
29%
34%.
15
Electronics Inc
Tliew
Jan
3%
18%
:..i_fi()c
•
.
Paper
21%
21% ■
(Del)—
Savoy Industries
Gems
-7%
-
-
>
Mar
Jan
8%
18
inc.
Textron
Feb
4%
21%
20
:
preferred——..
preferred
^
series
Screen
u.
20
preferred
Petroleums
Saxon
pesos
Jan
Jan
13%
'
Electronics Inc—_25c
Tex iron
Jan
4,500
v.
preferred
series
5.60 ft
Ltd-——1(1
3%
4
12 %
5%
Oil
Texsiar
Feb
2,100
21%
3%.
.21%
3%
■
& Electric Co—
4.40% series
Sarcee
21%
-2.50
Inc__-__.
Jan,
24 %
.
Jan
500
13-
7%
43 v2
rhriftlmart Inc class A
St.
12%
Feb
.32
9%
.
Jan
1,500
12%
6%
Power
Texas
15Vh Mar
2% Jan
3% Mar
ioo
8
4,500
5%
—
Engineering
Texam
Jan
Jan
6oo
:•
4%
-5
■
Industries Corp_—
Terminal-Hudson
7% Jan
3
-fiOC
24% Apr
.10
.
—
12% Mar
9
1,900
Iiu
Inc
Jan
1,200
Avenue
3% Feb.
700
7Va
.12%C
Material
Tenney
3%
Fifth
13%
34V»
Operations Inc__
30% Jan
14%
Bussclcs
;
4
12%
—5
Tnternaiional Corp-—
Apr
10%
.1
Jan
2,500
46%
18% Jan
3%
Inc
Jan
•7%
5,900
4%
._5
Technical
Feb
13%
Ltd
Feb
6%
9%
8Va
52%
preferred.
Technical
Jan
3%
Co
14%
Apr
8%
common-—
cumulative
Jan
513
105b
13%
Oil
Apr
3%
13
10c
50c
25c
common.
5V4 Mar
Apr
Jan
..lc
Industries
B
A
Mar
-fine
Royalitc
10%
13,700
,
22% Jan
1
TelePrompter Corp —
Tele register* CorpA;-^—
Warrants
.k-k—
Television. Industries Inc-
—1
Rusco
26,100
.,
3; .-ft ftft'<
class
Inc
Talon
Jau
Royal American Corn
Royal School Labs Inc
10%
15% Mar
28%
26%
24%
Jan
Apr
Apr
800
8%
32%
12 %
4 Va
25%
Mar
22 %
4
4'f
1.1% Feb
86-
24% Mar
.
Feb
Jan
Jan
'
■
8% Mar
Roxbury Carpet Company-.
10%
1,700,
4'/4
.10c
20%
7%
•
15-
Jt,700
113H
■
.25c
Telecl.ro
600
6% Mar
1,500
7%
12%
5,300
21% Mar
3%
-20C
21%
Jan
10%
.10c
Tel-ArSlgn Xne_—
14
Feb
16%
13
9%
Tec 11 tricolor
20%
14
5
Inc
24
24%
4
Jan
12%
Jan
12%
9%
Feb
15%
Apr
17
10%
•
13%
4
Apr
22%
32%
-
26% Mar
4%
24% Mar
23%
Jan
22%
-10C
86 %
6%
Jan
Jan
22%
50c
—5
1
Jan
13,900
22
2iya
12%
4'
Feb
26 V2 Mar
22
2,800-
'
27 Vh
25%
33
100
*
79
—10c
Apr
ioo
;
7%
.36 ^ff.Mar
;
200
•22%
26%
Jgn
200 i
-
4%
.
.5
4%
•
y.4*l %Mar
"
2,500
23%
22%
1
A_50c
1
9
10%
Feb
Jan
Mar
87% Mar
.'75%- Jan. '* >1.84 % Apr
2,500
83
3,000
23%
23
8%
Jan
12%
.7%
■i 5:-
—1
Ross Products-Inc
83%
r.
Feb
7%
19%
500
1.50
-30c
Jan
23%
Tamira Electric^ Co-
23%
4%
-
25
200.
7%
15 % Apr
ftO-
Inc.^..—^
Products
i'o
11%
12%
Inc
800
84
600
Apr
Jan
23%
Roosevelt Raceway Inc___...
Rowland
10 Vh
18%
ord regis
Field
Jan
6%
800 s
9%
9
26%
3% Jan
Apr
Feb.
Class
..." 300
'
9
...
Rollins Broadcasting
Rolls Royee Ltd—
Roosevelt
100
—I „
pfd P
Metals Inc
26%
/Vi/l.'.
7 Vh
2,800
2a% Mar-
International Petrol Corp.
%
2,100
550
12,500
(Del).
8%
10,000,
7%
:
6%
6%
class B common—...,—1
Technical Products Inc
20c
Bitter Finance
Rodney
7 %
7%
30%
Inc_.
Corporation
2%
*
lo Jau 3 1905-—*
Vtc extended
Apr
10 Vh
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co-~
Feb
Jan
Wells Corp
7%
50c
1
31%
31%
36%
Sunset
Jan
2,100
2,100
7%
Supercrete Ltd——
—
Superior Tool & Die Co.
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co—
Supronics * Corp _——
Symington Wayne Corp warrant
Syntex Corporation
—
Jan
Jan
,\.6% Jan
.
9%
3,200
20%
tsapz
5% Mar
84 % Mar
4%
23f
14%
37
23%
—5
IVb
Jan
12%
7,200
%
& Shop Inc__
Cobb t Arner
Struthers
Jan
Jan
100
911!
4%
4%
Stop
Strong
Apr
19%
3,800
in
3%
2,600
...10c
Inc
Argentine Mining Co
Warrants series
11%
——1
,
1
—•
._
Associates
Algom
■
1%
75%
Ridge way Corp
Rio
4%
4%
—10
_1
.
Resistol'lex C'orp—
Rico
'
—,~1
:
Republic Foil Inc.——
Republic Industrial Corp__
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Restaurant
5%
5%
ljt%
Jan
«•
35 Va
6%
Sunair Electronics Inc.
3%
_1
Corp—
Investment
7V4 Jan
2% Mar
23%
Apr
86
.
2%
6%
•
Jaji
34%
26%
StinngS: (Hugo) Corp.*—.
Stone Container Corpk-—
15%F(eb
,
A)>r
9
31%
Sterling; Precision Corp
(J B) Co—
22%
6%
22%
Reeves Broadcasting &; Dev—-—
Reeves Souiulcraft Corp„___
;—5c
Jan
6%
30
Stetson
22
39?h Mar
50%- Jan,
34%
18 %
Stephan (The) Company
—
Sterling Aluminum Products—
10,000
15%
20%
Jan
35%
1
34%
21
Jan
'7%
•
4,400
6%
InC__————•——
15%
20%
19%
Apr
19
Aiu-
IOO
20%
Chemical Co
26%
1
(Robert) & Co_
Feb
33-%
2 %
Reinsurance
Stelma
Stenan
37%
34%
.—1
Real Properties Corp of
AmericaClass'A
—1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y—
.1
Reliance Insurance Co
Feb
7% Feb
Jan
:
Jan
62%
27
6,900
21%
common
new
31
Investment
Reda Pump Co
14%
Apr
6 Vh Mar
100
6%
6%
%
6
Trust of America
Reis
Parts
Steet
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Estate
Feb
34
Feb
Jan
43%
'
2,800
20
Stanley Aviation Corp
10c
Stanroclc Uranium Mines Ltd-—
}
Star Industries Inc class A
1
Starrett (The) Corp common—.
10c
50c convertible preferred
——50c
Statham instruments Inc
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Jan
41S
R
Real
Jan
20Vh Mar
15% Mar
31%
3%
Jan
12%
,68
68
24%
Feb
26% Mar
13
Jaaj
34%
Rand
Arena Inc———lo.
Stah%Meyer Inc^--;-——^
Standard Brands Paint Co—
i
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp
-1
Standard Metals Co
—3o
Standard Products Co
1
Standard Shares Inc.—.——
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
:—1
Standard Tube class B
1
Sperry
h Jan
500
91%
18%
18%
Sports
22 Vh
25
V2
3V2
*;
k
2
1
1
5
Corp——
Corp warrants—
Spencer Shoe
6% Apr
22%
90%
9%
;
20 %
Pipe
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Speedry Chemical Products class
15% Mar
Jan
24%
91
Jan
Mar
14
24%
7%:
9
convertible
Line
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Mar
81
Jan
22%
1
*
class A
new
Materials Co Inc
Southern
200
53 %
8
Enterprises Inc
Ramo Inc
Southern
Jan
3,700
7
6%
7%
'
9-%
25
Southern
16
6A
320
8.33%
60
15 Vh
16
1,400
45 %
7%
1
—
1
12.50
19% Feb
11
Jan
2,500
11
6A
28%
£1
—*
preference—^—25
25
25
—25
California Petroleum Corp—2
53%
6 %
28 Vh
43 %
6%
1
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
44,
10%
6%
28%
44
—*
cumulative preferred
Jan
Mar
2
6,300
cumulative preference——25
7% Apr
13% Mar
Apr
10% Apr
15%
16
Penn
4.56%
4.48%
Mar
45%
ft Mar/
2% Mar
u
:■
17% Mai-
*
Oil Co_
California Edison—
5 'c
original preferred-—
4.78% cumulative preferred
Jan
9
200
40
Apr
1.% Mar
Southern
Apr
Q
Ramco
South
Feb
3,300
•
—
Coast Corp
South
Feb
12%
20,600
3 Vs
Vtf
41 %
Corp
Manufacturing
Soss
109% Mar
38
7%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co———.—
Jan
%
3
deposit
Airways IhC—;
Sonotone
8% Mar
Jan
103
300
21,300
Slick
6 Vh Mar
'
Feb
19
5%. Feb
...
Jan
11
~7%
7%
14%
Co
9%
7%
100
—20c
3
——*
Puget Sound
Jan
11%
*
preferred
1
Puerto Rico Telephone Co—
Apr
3%
10%
16%
Public Service of Colorado—
414 %
4%
104% 107%
17 %
1
Gas—.
1,100
4,400
7,900
8%
—1
20
1
Corp—
Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25
convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Progress
4%
6%
7%
104%
———~-——1
Ltd
39% Mar
10%
9
—-1
_66'/3
——-10c
Corp
Jan
73/s
7%
10%
—*
Prentice-Hall Inc—
33
6,200
35%
9%
9%
—-—---J
Corp of
Providence
A
•
25a
Mines
Lighting
7%
Automobiles—
American
110 Jar.
8% Feb
jks
Mar
i
4%'
Ltd
Inc—
Silver-Miller
Jan
6%
•5%
Jan.
27%
Apr
33
IVb
rets—
Simmons Boardrnan Publishing—
$3 conv preferred-—
Simpson's
Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
./•.V'
17,900
Jan
17%
4%
1%
16%
5,000
6
1 VH
Apr
11,200
33
1 %
33% Mar
19%
High
Ai>r
10c
1
Corp.
Jan
12%
Low
20c
4%
Precision Corp
Silvray
Apr
Range Since Jan-l
■1
8,100
30 Vs
lVa
High
7 %
Simca
11%
(Del)—2.o0
*
——1
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Proctor-Silex
11%
Shares
6
Silver Creel;
88% Mar
Jan
Sales
for Week
6V4
Transistor
Silicon
Jan
Apr
9%
17%
,
;
2.50
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Mines
I': 700
1A
*Co_—10
Poly cast
Preston
500
10%
7%
Long Dist Tel
pesos
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)——>
»
Piasccki Aircraft Corp
1
Pierce Industries Inc
L
Pioneer Plastics Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
on
Pittsburgh Railways Co
-Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—-10c
Plume & At wood Mfg Co—i
Pneumatic Scale
-1°
Polarad Electronics Corp—
50c
Poloron Products class A
--1
Presidential Realty
79
79%
10%
24%
Mar
17
11 %
—1
Philippine
Power
3,600
18
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Pliillips-Eckhardt Electronics——-—--i
Phillips Electronics & pharmaceutical
Low
Par
11%
IOC
Corp
Exchange
American Stock
-
Range
of Prices
Sale I'rlce
High
Low
79%
10%
v
Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
23
20
%
•/•Last
STOCKS
High
Low
Co (Mass)—20
of
Inc
Plioto
Perfect
Permian
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
1
pepperell Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island
Perfect Circle Corp
Sales
Range
';'/<vFriday
rft
-
>
Jan
6V4 Apr>ftk-."6% Jan
•
.
Volume 195
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6151
(1833)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE=
Week's
/,VV
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Sale Price
'
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Reclaiming
-S iRubbelf
Low
7
•
>6*4
25c
Corp
American Cotp—
1955
Oil
Universal Container Corp
Universal Marion
6%
6%
7:T-7
32*4
31 *4
Valve
J
Apr
49%
2,300
6%
47,600
31
225
25c
1
Victdr Paint C.o„_«-._™,
Victoreen (The) Instrument
Co—
Builders
Jan
35.
9%
12
11*4
Jan
16%
17%
4,600
714
7%
8%
Jan
814
8%
8%
14%
Jan
7% Mar
11%
Jan
8% Feb
8% Apr
10%
Jan
13 % Jan
7%
17*4
Apr
21% Mar
Midland
10%
Jan
12%
National Bellas
Apr
23*4
Jan
13*4 Mar
19
10%
11%
20 Ya
20
20 %
12
11*4
12
900
9%
.6%
7
1,100
6%
Apr
Vita
Food
Manufacturing
•.
Inc
1
25o
20
400
4*4
—
3%
—
«te Bond Inc
Waitt
G7o
uon-cum
Waltham
100 /
4
common
preferred
conv
Precision
6
6
Co
1
G
5*4
1,300
12
100
2*4
2%
1%
99*4
3%
Nuclear
6%
Jan
71%
Jan
Ohio
1953
Occidental
Apr
Feb
6% Jan
.
13
■
Jan
Corp
$6
&
-Knopp Inc common
series preference
Wciman
lOo
•
'&
Company Inc
Went worth Manufacturing
West
Chemical
west Texas
Products
Utilities
Western
of
Jan
3 Vis
Jan
Public
America
50c
Apr
104%
Feb
3%
Feb
4
Jan
Rapid American
5%s
1977-
Jan
7%
31
47
47
25o
common
153
Invest
Wood
Wood
Feb
3s
series
B
2%s
series
C
2%
2%
2%
5,500
2% Mar
%
Feb
25*4
Jan
13%
700
13% Feb
15%
Feb
1%
1G,500
-1%
Jan
5s
series L
Mar
29*4
Jan
4%s
series M
Apr
21*4
Jan
4'4s series N
Apr
3%
Jan
Feb
24%
Jan
Southern
9*4
Apr
14%
Feb
Southwestern
17%
Jan-
22%
1%
2G34
26%
27%
800
1G
15%
1614
2,000
9'4
1
18*4
1814
12*4
12
17
17*4
20%
2
17%
Inc
5,000
Y% Mar'
14%
18,400
1314
12
3,800
17*4
150
A
G%
Wright Hargreaves
Yonkers
Raceway
referred-
G7o
Zale Jewelry
Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
"Foods
Zion
Corp
19%
20%
BSF
Go
convertible
5%s
•Brandywine
Chemoil
Industries
debs
6s
subord
convertible
1978
Apr
2Vt
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Apr
5*4
3%
4*4
13,900
3214
33*4
*'
374
-
4% Mar
Jan
Feb
7*4
714
8
2,600
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
6%
G14
6%
3,100
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
6%
6%
7%
900
6%
Jan
8
Feb
Week's Range
or
Last
56
Sold
459
High,.,
Low
-No.
5
56
62
High
94
14
90
2
6s
39
90
Wasatch
16
130
Webb
Apn'Z-Oct
3'4s
86
from
page
13
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
142*4
115
35
41%
35
1st
4%s
4y2S 1977
coll trust 4'4a 1978
1st
mtge & coll tr 5s
5*/as
5s
U
S
debentures
f
s
United
States
95
Rubber
2%s
debentures
2%s
States
1981
April-Oct
1976
4s
4%s s f debentures
debs
1983
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
4'4s
Vendo
.1
89
5'
93%
95
5
94%
89.
./
j
90*4
93
93
*99
91%
103
1
conv
99%
91%
91%
99
103
97
100%
17
99 y4
102*4
•••
105
105
1
102*4
105
104
104%
2
103*4
104*4
79
15134 154
153
84%
1
„_
96%
97
89
139
102*4 103%
102%
136
163*4
82
85
94
84%
•93%
97
1976
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Virgtoia -Electric & Power Co— t
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Afar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st &
series G 1979
ref 2%s
94
95
97
100*4
103*4
88
livS
89%
36
88
92
110%
17
108
136
*84
1st lien
3s
ft ref
4s
series
F 1983
Vornado
"Wabash
Inc
RR
5s
conv
subord
debs
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
O 1973-Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
8334
1982__Mar-Sept
84*4
*84
/■:
9
89
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
1
82
86
87
5
82%
90 Va
$81
$87*4
—
■
82%
85
88
81
—
90
3
71%
86%
*91%
73
86%
'mm-
117
117
5
lll'/4
109
112
197
*71*4
71
843/a
84*4
83
85%
8834
893/4
2
v'v-'i'i •'
80%
81
89
90
82
90 Va
32
96
10034
105%
2
103% 1033/4
5
103%
105
103
__
86
100%
105
m
10
100
100%
5
101
103
105
106
103
101*4
$100
105%
100*4 102*4
__
M16
98*4
102 */4
102*4 102%
—
24
99%
102%
7
91%
93%
.
93*4
$90
__
93Va
89
$90
92
89%
__
89 Vs
•
75*4
80
$113
118%
V: -**■*
--
14
83%
72
V
112
122
118
125
98
—
$120%
__
98*4
June-Deo
__
100
~3
98%
7
76*4
V4/V
...
98'4
98%
Jem-July
June-Dec
80
97%
93
98%
70%
H
80
Jan-July
Jan-July
Assn—
4120
48*4
10*4
,$97%
$96*4
-V A
8*4
9%
5s
(Plan A)
96
94%
oV'A.i
V
—
$119
,:,Vi
$64
1
■
-
mm
'
;
■
«...
j
"v/"v-'/t'
$60
$60
-r/'Xr-'r
$99*4 100%
$61
65
-t_.2
"''•!'%•
mm
year's
45 y4
$48%
46
Jan-July
Jan-July
2s 2012
Ex-rights,
x
g
z
transaction
Ex-stock
range),
dividend,
Transaction
r
433/4
55
46
48
—•V.'-V-i
;
48%
for
included
(not
in
h Ex-principal,
cash
(not
year's
n
included
range),
d Ex-interest
Under-lhe-rule transaction
in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
the current week.
Abbreviations used
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
(Range for Week Ended April 13)
Interest
Period
Exchange
RR
Penn
Electric
Penn
Power
West
Shore
4s
RR
3'4s
3'4s
1st 4s
196.7
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser
mortgage 3'4s series C 1979
5'4s
debentures
Western Pacific
RR Co
3%s
income debentures
5s
1984
ser
A
1981
Union
Teleg. Co 5'4s debs 1987
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3'4s series D 1967
334s
convertible
debentures
ft Co
Wisconsin
First
4%s
s
Central
s
May-ZVou
1980
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978
Electric
Power
mortgage 2%s
Wisconsin
Public
9834
58
58
;
/
59
58%
58
97*4
*101
mm
-
58%
92
97*4
803/4
99*4
10134
96%
_
97%
104% 105
59
80%
103%
r 97%
■
92%
98%
50*4
28
29
.
80%
92%
96%
50 %
■/
*76
mm
mm
80%
A
14
18
58%
96
•*80%
'
33
10
96%
51
104%
86
96 74
99
105 V«
86 Va
5
95%
94%
6
94%
94%
mm
86*4
3
94
94%
94
95
74
94
99%
'mm
mm
86*4
mm
V:7
*73%
95*4
94'/a
*86
—
'
*95*4
——
mm
—
'
95*4
85
86
95%
95%
61
65
477/a
57
Co-
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge 4'/2S inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin
4.1
LuV
96
9834
Jan-July
1975
f debs
f debs
RR
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
High
~3 J,.;: 94V. 98%
*793/4
*92%
April-Oct
1982
98
9834
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 19G9__April-Ocf
gtd 2361
29
L_
98
Jan. 1
Low
No.
40
*85
Range Since
Sold
High
*33%
1966
Western
1st
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan -July
May-Now
I
Bonds
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
1974-
series
2%s
1976
3*4s
Jan-July
May
June-Dec
1979
Service
Yonkers Elec Lt ft Power 2%s
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube
1st
mtge
4'4s
series
H
113 %
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
63
63
8
53
63
55
21
—
*80
79%
80
9*m
*913%
89
89%
1976
Jan -July
♦79
April-Ocf
*101
Co—
1990
74
'
1143/4
70
75 V
Deferred
delivery sale
not
included
in
the
100
102
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range.
rCash sal*
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
117
107
a
§ Negotiability impaired
the
year's
range,
by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 el
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
71
"5/:
69%
72
•Friday's bid and ask prices;
843/a
14
83%
85
•
Bonds selling
fl*V
-
•:*
I
]
j
46
'
56
Ex-stock dividend.
RECORD
'
"
64
61 %
—
'
Deferred delivery
a
distribution,
in
1
V *"
,
66
66
— m.
mm
117
Gen
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4'4s series B Jan
1991—.April
First mortgage 3'4s series B 1971
Feb-No?
■:■■■■■
'
mm
m.—
—
$89
Mm,
97%
—.
• Bonds being traded flat.
4 Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
§ Reported in receivership.
"
Co—
86
■
V
73
*87%
-'•■mm
86 Va
,
78%
85
86%
85
*83
72*4
953/4
Y
75
84
'..l-
84
.
81%
53
87
May-Nou
1964
*79%
85
16
.
97%
86
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
85
Debentures—
'77*4
6s euhord income debs 2008
v
82%
8434
*79*4
Ry
84
Mar-Sept
1st
June-Deo
ser
series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'4s ser
-
102%
108
89%
108
Virginia ft Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
-General mortgage 4'4s 1983
-
99
100
H 1980__Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1081—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'4s series J 1982
April-Oct
Virginian
3'4s
3'4s
of Denmark
West
10
101*4 101*4
104
>37
97%
June-Dec
Wilson
1969...
1980
First and refund mtge 2%s
1971
1972
Gen
subord debs
3s
Lighting gen mtge 3'4s
General mortgage 3s 1979
30
103
100*4 100%
100*4
121Va
99%
120
87
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
April-Ocf
Westchester
98%
__
90
119
3
126*4
$83
;'V
—
West
91%
89%
97 */4
97*4
—
first ref gtd gold 3'4s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
High
Co—
4*/2S
84%
May-Nou
1963
A
ser
Adjustment
Whirlpool Corp 3'4s
Corp of America—
subord debentures
conv subord debentures
conv
31
52
5 %s seres A 1967
Jan-July
4:'4s series B X967 ———w-.iJon-<July
(Prov) 6'4s 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
May-lVou
Mortgage .-Bank of. Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
May-NOV
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Ocf
Warren
Vanadium
3%8
121 '/a 121 */b
100*4 100'/a
Low
*90
May-Nov
_Aprf!-Oot
1967
Steel
94%
,93
89
Low
No.
High
96*4
87
90
124
Mar-Sepf
1976
Power
;
Western
debentures
debentures
United
1980
1980
Sold
Co—
Freight
subord
conv
9434
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-lVou
May-Nov
1978
debentures
f
s
89
April-Oct
1973
mtge & coll,trust
1st mtge &
1981
1970
(Calif)
debs
Range Since
Jan, 1
Bonds
Friday's
319
97
100'4
Feb-Aug
3s
1965
-
Electric
&
New York Stock
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Jan-July
'—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
1972
debentures
fund
sinking
121'4
'2
98%
124
Friday
coif trust 3%s 1971
coll trust 3*4s 1972
coll trust 3%s 1975
f debentures
s
3%s
3s
BONDS
United>GaSlCorp 2%s 1970™
4%s
—
• Hanover
Week's Range
Low
mtge &
—Jan-JuZy
Jan -July
110
9634
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Debt
.
97%
93*4
22
-
1st ihige &
1st mtge &
Gas
Gas
32
bonds
1st
1998
89
$97%
$90
May-Nou
Corp
3'4s
Gas
Water
Baden
89
Friday
New York Stock
6s
•
96*4
78
38
4mm
95%
89
"
1984__.June-.Dec
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
tribution.
117
104
88
97%
&
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Continued
Co
95%
*'4
99 T 3
.
93
(Germany). 7s 1951
Danzig Port & Waterways 6'4s 1962
German Savings Banks and Clearing
•
f
90*4
102
125
81
126
155
11
——
—
Corp debs 6s
Washington
A 94
88
107
97*4
99%
48
1985
subord
conv
•No
480
115
3
99%
72
98
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
——-_Jan-Aug
Mar-Sepf
—--——Mar-Sept
———————Feb-Aug
Rio de Janlero stamped
496
97*4
112%
131
-64
123
93 V*
115
5
95%
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
104
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
22
250
Parana
553/4 -69
60
4128
89%
93%
80
116
97
1986
Counties
Mortgage Bank
Range Since
:
Jan.1
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
80
99%
a
99.
90
112% 119
s
37
Jan
32
900
*
95
__
120
,V
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'4s 1973j~~Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
\r
6% Jan
4,700
Feb-Aug
1975
debs
7*4
Jan
17,500
jDavega Stores Corp—
6'4s
Jan
Feb-Aug
6s 1978
1973
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
Jan
Mar
June-Dec
June-Dec
1969
AsSn
Raceway
97%
Feb
5%
4
1985
California
18% Mar
%
108 7
116
23*4 Mar
5*4
June-Dec
1970
A
Mar
'18
Jan
%
debs
series
2%s
Fdison
>
39
5%
1974__;™^Juue-Dec
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3'4s 1970
June-Dec
-Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998,
Quar-Feb
Boston
■i-
Jan
%
32 *4
Southern
Jan
16%
15*4
GOO
17%
138
108
■
232
-
4%s series I 1982
;4%s series J 1982
4%s series K 1983
v
57*2
115
25
.
13*4
1,600
16%
Interest
sub
conv
1 Mar
29
34*4
350
Low
•Alsoo:5*4s'
Jan
%
Period
American Stock Exchange
Jan
■■
2%
38%
Friday
BONDS
•
B
6%
37
Ltd—
preference
<-22% Mar
-
''
'•
Apr
,
15
American dep-rets
ord regular—-—5b
JB1
Ltd
40c
Inc com
-25o
5
—
-.-1
Co—
-50o
Corp
—10c
1
Jan
93*4 Mar
50
97
■
'
2,800s
8
25*4
"
95%
pfd—100
•
1
20%
1,100
19V*,
7%
15%
700
9%
9 *4
25
Apr
2%
22
22
1*4
1,400
2%
2%
23
1982
31*4
13*4
7%
1981
Apr
22*4
34
~
$96%
—
118
Feb-Aup
Feb-Auy
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
1979
28%
%
23%
G
21% Mar
13 *4
10
F
800
22*4
—1
series
series
4'4s series H
525
29%
lOo
Industries
3s
35*4 Mar
'
108%
Jan-July
3%s
Feb
38
28%
1
*4: Apr
Jan.
Jan
1,950
108
97
1976
Jan
35
122
108
53%
240
series E 1978
29*4
33*4
32%
1
Light 4% °Io
(F W)
3'4s series D
30%
400
31
32%
-—10
Co_-__
%
18,900
31
4
Feb-Ocf
1976
Is
56%
120
Apr-Ocf
April-Ocf
1973
Feb
3%s
103
56*4
120
1976
1968
1973
7%
Jan
98
70
Jan-July
1967
Edison
4%
Inc
Industries
3'4s series A
3%
95
95
80
1972—
Power
3% Mar
•
Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
Woodall
Apr
Ltd—
(John)
Wodlworth
27*4
Water
California
5% Jan
Co
Pwr &
Apr
Harbor
5,500
Wilson Brothers .common™—_——i
5 7o
'preferred
,25
Wisconsin
19
7'4s
Safe
Southern
19,000
•
&
Jan
5%
20
Williams-McWilliams
(R C)
63*4
1,10b
2114
19
94
Apr
Mar
110
13
883/4
1976
warrants)
34*4 Mar
47
1,800
4%
Wiebolt-Stores Inc.
Williams
51%
4*4
Oil, Corp
Williams Brothers
(without
27% Jan
900
33
5%
Stationery
(The)
V
180
98
70
Corp—
5%
Wcyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
__1
Whippany Paper Board
100
White.Eagle International Inc——-lOo
•White Stag Mfg .Co-_
1
Whltmoyer Laboratories Ihc
1
Williamhouse
Equities
4%
Coal
River
Realty
153
97%
79
Jan-July
1
Westmoreland Inc-—
Wichita
Apr
89% Jan
19
rets ord shares
&
3%
29,900
pfd-i—100
Inc
Western Tablet
714
e t
7*4
140
1963
debs
7s
Co
—So
Nuclear
Western'Stockholders
American dep
32%
Inc
inc.
Westmoreland
"6%
Co
Equities
-Western
1.25
v-
6
5%
140
113
& Gas
121
107
Jan-July
5'4s
.
vvyy'
95
87
Quar-Mar
6'4s
Electric
31
5%
94
90%
111'4
53
1970
Service
6
*3%
80%
70
V
1973__Ju?i-Deo
1976
1st
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
2%
1*4
■
6
April-Oct
April-Oct
mortgage 3'4s
10c
Development
Western
96%
:
32
Ltd—
extended to
1st
3
200
1%
1
4.40%
Westbury Fashions Inc.
Westbury Fashions new
,
6
81
92
'
Webb
72%
87
1974
5s
Co
Petroleum
Power
Apr
•
Corp
A: -71
10
•
87
1984
5'4s
Corp
•
93
Jen-July
1963
Power
96*4
210
3%
Jan
Mar
2
78,100
9G%
6'4s due
Feb
12
12,600
1%
214
Research
Electric
Mar
39%
190
General
National
17%
80
Jun-Dec
conv. debs.
Hess 5'4s
National
Nippon
•
Feb
3
7,500
48*4
12
10
Instruments
4
39%
Jan
Jan
7s
Valley RR 4s
4%
4
200
4%
3*4
4014
Jan
8*4
r-t,; 'j,•
Wagner <Baking, common
7%
preferred——-i——
Apr
3,GOO
17%
10%
1970
35
15*4
113*4 116
& Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Jan-July
• Italian Power Realization Tr
6*4% liq tr ctfs—
Kaweckl Chemical 4%s 1978
May-No*
Livingston Oil. Co 5%s conv deb 1982
May-Nov
8,900
'
17*4
2
——
9%
Feb
1
4s
1981
High
28
71%
—
May-Nov
RR
Low
92
:A7RV;V
April-Oct
Hudson
6% Mar
12,100
1963
1974
conv.
Jan. 1
No.
19
80
—
5%s
Range Since
Sold
34%
415%
Apr-Ocf
debs
Bonds
High
31
>
—
Stores
Hoffman International
GOO
8,700
6s
Western
&
Registered
Hartfield
1993
31%
May-Not? "■
subord
6s
19*4 Mar
,
23,300
10*4
Products
11% Feb
Jan
2, GOO
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B
May-Nov
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9% Mar
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1,200
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Inc
199.3
Construction
&
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or
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0,400
9%
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series
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Realty
1976—
Feb
4,200
9
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Jan
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mortgage
National
8
10*4
10*4
1st
6*4s
9%
10'4
10
Virginia -"Dare Stores Corp
Virginia.iron Coal & Coke Co
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Apr
9%
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Apr
Feb
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Apr
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Feb
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1,900
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Feb
4%
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10
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Waco-Aircraft Co__
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v
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' 7% Mar
8
3% Apr
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1,500
2,500
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3%
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.
Universal -insurance
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High
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,
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■
Universal
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Friday
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Par
United «8tookyatds
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for Week
Last
S T O CKS,
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,
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Friday
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38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
\
Last
c
» xo CK S
*
Friday
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American Tel
l
Corp
Motors
American
126%
,80
-25
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&
Anaconda Company
^7./
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33%
~~
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——
Boston
Edison
Boston
Garden-Arena
Boston
Personal Property Trust
Boston
&
Fuel
20
20
100
48 /4
49 A
146
,25
85%
75c
Jan
—
Gillette
Racing
Chemical
Mathieson
Association
Stop & Shop Inc—i
United
United
Shoe
U S
Machinery Corp
(N
Western
Feb
Jan
Feb
Westinghouse
Jan
38
Feb
Woolworth
Jan
24
72%
Apr
116%
Jan
'
48
Electric
Cincinnati
Feb
55%
32%
Apr
85%
Jan
24%
Apr
23% Jan
26%
Apr
46%
51 %
4V2s
Jan
36% Apr
15"% Apr
41
Jan
18%
Feb
42%
53
Jan
Apr
~-
40
Mar
41
Jan
Briggs
62%
Feb
26%
24%
26%
1,282
24
Apr
30%
Feb
Chrysler
64%
65'A
248
62
Mar
70%
Jan
Consolidated
39%
39%
25
Apr
35% Feb
60
43% Mar
8% Mar
34%
Detroit
Jan
Stores—:
Aeronca
Carey
Mfg
10
Champion Papers
Steel
4%
C
O
N
Diamond
Telepnone
preferred
Apr
Apr
32%
Kresge
7% Jan
Mar
34% Feb
Leonard
95%
Feb
97J/4
Masco
Jan
50% Mar
34 Ya
50
90
43%
Apr
Apr
70
82
Jan
Apr
113%
5
50
.
92%
Murray
Feb
Parke
Apr
Pfeiffer
Corp
Davis
Prophet
:
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Feb
Jan
56%
Jan
16%
Feb
7'A
Feb
40%
Jan
735
iV.49 %
Jan
2,370
10 y2
V ' 260
57%
56%
35%
1,346
94%
3.310
.
25%
4
100
5,535
<
72% Mar
Jan
Universal
Jan
.
Jan
27%
■
Jan
V
1%
200
1%
Apr
3%
211
3%
Apr
30%
100
27%
Feb
31
31
31
30 y2
1,063
7%
786
2%
2%
31%
2%
400
Feb
.57% Jan
3%
7%
Jan
4% Mar
*;
Jan
30%
2
'
4%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
36%
6% Mar
8%
Jan
2V*
3
Apr
Jan
Jan
'
11%
ll'/2
11
Jan
12%
Feb
29'A
;
29%
30%
4,212
24 y2
Jan
35
Feb
:
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
—
-
;
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:
29%
100
29 y2
Apr
29 y2
34%
34%
100
34
Feb
38% Mar
3%
34V2
5
3%
100
Jan
3% Mar
25
•
5
3%
239
22%
Feb
2%
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Jan
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36%
37%
♦315
35 Ya
Jan
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15 ;
23%
15 y4
535
12 Ya
Jan
23%
359
23 Ya
Apr
9%
1,346
—
2
—
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2%
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10
Corp
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Controls
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,
25
Apr
2%
38
Jan
Feb
16% Mar
'25%
Jan
'
9y4
,
Upjohn Co
182
Jan
Mar
30'A
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& Co
Studebaker-Packard
30 %
17% Feb'
29%
Manufacturing
92 Ya
Jan
*
4%
.
•
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.—
Co
(HW)
61
.
Jan
Jan
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41 %
Apr ■'.■114%
52%
1%
Feb
12%
Jan
23%
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56
Mar
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Apr
3% Mar
4
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r
16%
55
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Jan
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53
Jan
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55 Ya
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Feb
Apr
21%
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.
Apr
280
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25
16%
Apr
8
2,475
1,127
1,000
40%
95%
High
Apr
5%
798
.16% ' 17%
4%
4%
4
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4
Scotten, Dillon Co
31%
11 Ya
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Co
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.
Range Since Jan. l
100
8!
25
1
.'
Co
Feb
.
51%
10%
—
&
Brewing
Feb
79% Feb
h;;
Jan
14JA
:
40%
1
39%
180
134
70
360
3
*
4'A
1
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24%
26
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Feb
51
100
Apr
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635
17
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Corporation
Clemens
Jan
72
47%
16%
1
Jan
Apr
Feb
Apr
44%
8
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52%
34%
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21%
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114
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524
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9
335
Jan
7
100
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48
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51
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
37% Feb
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61%
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American Motors
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New
,1.66%
Tel & Tel Co.
American
common
Armco Steel
50
'
—
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...
Ashland Oil
Jan
28 Ya
Jan
4
52 %
Feb
66
50
20%
Jan
23 Ya
70
43 Ya
Jan
16%
255
340
125%
188
83%
42%
77
46%
45
25%
,
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Mar
STOCKS
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Jan
101
Jan
Acme
Apr
Admiral
51% Jan*
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Ross
Akron
Bethlehem
Brunswick
•
...
71%
Jan
Feb
Brass Mfg (Un)
Alleghany Corp (Un)
28 Ys
Feb
Allied.
20
283
Corn Products
1
Apr
25
39
Jan
52% Mar
60% Jan
U6
52
75
51 %
Jan
62%
9
53%
Jan
59
20
29%
56%
16%
16"%,
267/b
26"%
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85
35
42
138
56% 57%
236% 241%
■.
25%
56%
18
American
El
Kodak
Natural
Paso
Federated
Ford
10
Gas
Machine
American
Motors
28%
Jan
American
Rad
Stano
72 Ya
Jan
American
Tel
Goodyear
American Tobacco Co
115
American
Mar
Jan
1,300
43%
1,400
42%
Jan
452
68%
Apr
'{%
23
100
47
Feb
47% Mar
Mar
78%
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Jan
17%
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136%
Jan
Apr
:
Jan
32%
30%
32%
96
30 Ya
Apr
36%
Feb
Apache
Jan
78% Mar
86
1,900
103%
Jan
42
200
42
Apr
42
Apr
54
54
500
52%
Jan
60%
Feb
16%
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98
,103
94
Apr
24% Jan
75
73
75"%
219
69%
54%
54'A
56%
314
52% Mar
57%
Jan
24%
24"%
215
24%
Industries
17%,
400:
167/a
Apr
20 y2
-
Steel
Corp
31%
Apr
37 y4
Jan
1,500
45%
Apr
52%
Jan
21
20%
21%
6,500
2.50
40%
40%
42
5,500
38 Yz
Jan
43
.10
65%
63%
68%
1,300
63 %
Apr
71% Mar
49%
52
700
49l/2
Jan
56%
1
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26%
26%
3,400
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Jan
28%
-10
26%
26%
26%
10%
1,300
26%
Feb
27%
Jan
1,700
10
Jan
10%
Feb
24
24
100
23
Mar
27
Feb
10
51%
51%
52%
350
51%
Apr
57%
America_2.50
21%
21%
22%
11,425
21 Ya
Apr
31%
Jan
1,900
22%
Jan
28%
Feb
24%
Apr
29 Ya
Jan
Armour
43%
43%
36
41
Jan
45
Jan
29%
29%
30
26
Jan
29%
Feb
42%
42
42%
111
38 Ya
Jan
44
Ashland Oil & Refining com
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
t
Mar
—8
(111)
Co
54%
51%
Jan
56%
63 Va
63%
50
63 Ya
Apr
69% Mar
52%
55%
239
52%
Apr
62% Mar
23%
23%
24%
5%
non-cum
pfd
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Atlantic Refining Co
157
23%
Apr
28%
Automatic
io
'
Feb
Jan
.
Avco
38%
__
38%
;;
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35
36%
Jan
100'A
.
43 y2
Jan
48
48
44%
45%
4
44%
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37 ya
175
31%
Jan
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;
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29'A
1
30
51%
86%
16Ya
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138
27% Mar
51
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18% Mar
24%
Jan
27% Mar
750
20 Va
Jan
16%
100
I6V2
Apr
19% Mar
35%
500
34V2
Apr
49%
Jan
68 y2
500
64 V2
Jan
75%
Jan
1%
3,700
l'/a
Jan
1%
Feb
40%
42%
8,600
40%
Apr
43%
24
24 Va
200
22%
Feb
24%
Apr
47 Ya
48 y4
600
47
Apr
56%
Jan
700
Jan
Bell
&
Gossett
Co..
2
16%
Mar
Bell
&
Howell
Co
•
34%
5
67%
P2
1%
130
u
Apr
Bendix
54%
Jan
Benguet
30
83%
Apr
96%
Jan
Bethlehem
50
16»/2
Apr
20%
Jan
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H "70
60%
Jan
71%
Jan
.1.5% Apr
(Un).
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Consolidated
Steel
:
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(Un)
Com
(Un)—.
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Co_l__.
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18%
Feb
46%
Apr
57%
Feb
Brach & Sons
55%
Feb
60
.
Mar
35%
59%
56
51%
Jan
63% Mar
60%
65»A
114
60%
Apr
60%
37>A
37%
49
33%
Jan
40
40
32%
..
Jan
36% Mar
Jan
Mar
Brunswick
(E J) new
Corp
8
com.
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Burton-Dixie
Corp
*
43%
35%
•
43%
35%
32%
IIII5
Budd
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
41 Ya
5
Company (Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
10
20
13
Co
Co
50
55%
,
Jan
600
22%
Mfg
35%
—
14%
26%
22
Belden
30
——
-
500
25%
22>/2
Bastian-Blesslng
—
—20
Feb
18%
Jan
55%
—
.
Feb
26 y4
Apr
Apr
_
5
Feb
17%
52%
46%
15%
Feb
Mar
24%
25%
37 Va
57 y4
15%
—
2%
3
46%
__
5
28 y8
25 y4
Corporation
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of
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
,
4
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Apr
Apr
16'A
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83%
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100%
411
5ii/a
83%
1
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10%
10
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,20% Apr)
39% Mar
68
47%
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46%
(Un)
,54%
•
33
__
&
Jan
31%
45%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
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31%
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Jan
Jan
81%
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Radio Corp of America
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Pet (guineas)
Jan
.
42
Viscose Corp
Amsted
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(Un)___.
2
common
Feb
2
Pepsi-Cola
;r
125%
Jan
Phillips Petrol
Pure
5,300
27 y8
—__
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125% 130
115 Va
York Central
North
Jan
Jan
(Un)_.
Co___
_1
:
47% Feb
15%
2
•
—
23%
Apr
1,800
25%
Ward
Lead
Apr
35
16%
25%
Gypsum
New
20%
100
15%
San
—
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Distillers
100
36
Jan
-
•—^Jl
National
20%
36
23
Apr
Ampex Corp
Corp
National
67
30%
Jan
;
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28
Feb
.15%
53%
Monsanto Chemical
National
Tel
5
Cash
Apr
58
3>900
46% Mar
Harvester
Rights
Apr
25%
115
2,400
328
(P)
National
19%
700
16%
48%
8%
Montgomery
3,900
32
46%
96%
__
McGraw-Edison
Jan
19%
23%
,46%
97%
Gulf
Mead
&
253 y2 Mar
3.33%
Corp
57,
Jan
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Martin-Marietta
Feb
: 12 Ya Mar
26%
30%
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•
64%
23%
26%
-
Oil
Apr';..;
(111)
Co
Foundry
Apr
Tire
Lorillard
&
&
23%
Greyhound
International
Investment
338
—
Telephone
20%
Jan
69%
24 Va
,
Motors
General
Feb
10%
45%
•
600
46 y4
Corp
1%
General
•
900;
46%
,1
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687/e
23%
—,.n
:
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900
,
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44%
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Trailer
8% Mar
15%
American
American
Jan
Jan
Feb
45 «:'•
Mar
101%
6%
(Un)_
23%
Dept Stores
General Dynamics
General Electric
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50'
19 y2 Mar
20%
,
(Un)
Co
Products
^—,,3
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Fruehauf
111% 111%
Jan
-
25%
19%
•
20%
(Un)
Cyanamid
60 y2 Mar
30
Feb
16y8
.
63 y2
(Un)
18
Jan
Mar
226% Jan
v
American Can Co
American Home
5 Ya Mar
New
Eastman
19%
25%
1
1
Apr
16
(Un)
(Un)
Theatres
Jan
50%
60
.
46
18%
Apr
18%
1,800
11%
45%
78 Ya
Apr
3,500
,
High
Jan".
16
Broadcasting
Paramount
Feb
5ya
American
Feb
56%
3ya Jan
27% Feb
18%
69
.
2,900
7'/4
11
10
America
American Airlines
Mar
55Ya
26%
.i.8
21%
7
•
of
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18%
1,650
:
.
Jan
29%
__
Dayton
—
52%
53%. Apr
84
Apr
5Vb
29%
55%
%
Power & Light
Chemical
32%
51%
__
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348
56%
—
1
Du Pont
24 %
21%
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Aluminum
Jan
17%
Low
16%
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43%
v
78%
50c
Mfg
18% Mar
Apr
44%
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Chalmers
Jan
40%
17%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-.1
;
Chemical
15 Ya
Shares
16
25o
Electronics
50
;47%
53% <55%
21%
1
156
34
44%
25
28
Service
17%
43
32%
33
1
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.40%
5
Ohio.—______—_
&
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Curtlss
17%
—
40%
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Corp
Burlington
Burroughs
Chesapeake
Chrysler
Cities
13
.
Steel
Low
10
28%
Allis
Bald-Lima-Hamilton
Co
Jan
for Week
77%
Corp
Steel
Sales
Range
of Prices
Laboratories......—
1
only
Week's
Friday
Par
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Exchange
the round-lot transactions
Sale Price
136 y2
42 Ya
of
Last
Jan
47% Mar
17%
compilation
'
,23% Jan
185
7
•
Apr
Apr
41% Apr
46
Apr
63% Apr
152
68%
2b%
25%. .*26%
68
15% Jan
115
63%
2o-,b
25%;
*
Midwest Stock
Feb
23
Apr
45%
26%
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,
Apr
Apr
66%
19
46
42 %
1
60
25%
-
41%
83%
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Anaconda
64
50
125% 130
83%
86%
126%
12%
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25
~
59
25%
15%
16
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44%
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61%
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Mar
Jan
427/a
Jan
3,600
32
Feb
397/8 Mar
7,300
31%
Apr
52%
Jan
15%
Feb
45%
38 %
34
13%
400
Jan
48
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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44
500
44
Jan
52%
Feb
56%
800
52%
Apr
63%
Feb
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100
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Jan
10%
Feb
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Apr
55
Feb
Wilson & Co
200
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47
150
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6.25
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44%
800
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Jan
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217/s
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60
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179
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40
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Jan
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40
Apr
Youngstown Sheet
21
82%
Jan
Jan
Jan
94 V2 Mar
Zenith
Publishing
Radio
(Un)
12%
Feb
157/a
1,100
31'/a
Apr
38 Va
Jan
35%
500
35%
Jan
41 Va
Jan
3,600
34%
Jan
39 y8
Jan
600
29 Va
Apr
33 Va
Jan
81
Apr
847/g
i
&
Corp
—10
1
Co
Tube
34%
30
29%
30%
81
81
14
52
52
200
48%
Jan
55
Feb
39%
40
374
36%
Jan
40
Mar
92
Jan
new
com
80
79 VB
80
79 Vb
Apr
15%
15 Vb
15%
700
14
Jan
17
17
100
15
Jan
170
98 Vb
Apr
1,400
61%
Jan
5
*
1
Jan
34%
—•
—10
Co
Machine
65% Mar
5,400
36%
35%
35%
•
(Un)_l.
Mar
200
14
32%
57%
13%
2
2%
56
58
13%
317/a
10
Inc.—
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool
Corp
39%
For footnotes, see page 45,
Apr
34 %
56%
Jan
43%
__50c
—
42%
Mar
60 %
45
23%
47
*
common
Marietta
McCrory
McKay
Field
800
/
*
Marshall
67
Feb
59 Va
Jan
1,500
35%
Apr
57%
60
44%
55
400
57%
42%
Feb
63%
Co (Un)--20 g
44
__4
_■
40 V4
34%
52%
,
63% Mar
Jan
17
200
91%
::
1
Jan
76%
55%
24
15%.
,
1
(Un)
(Henry C>
—2.50
-
Electric
21%
--
517/s
600
Transmission—3.50
Carbide
14%
14%
1,700
397/8
Transmission———-5
Union
237/a
Lincoln
59 Vb
Jan
27%
27%
Co/ll—l-~;_-l.^l,l^l—lllll*:
Sz
55
57%
Stockyards——*.
Inc
Union
8%
90
5,000
57% Feb
69
36% Mar
Feb
24%
28% Mar
7%
55
Jan
78%
24
38 Vb Mar
V
10
;
Jan
327/a
100
38
55
-—5
(Un)
/.,
Transmission
.Tq,n
66%
67
38%
3,900
81 %
Gas
Apr
13
Apr
34 Va
300
36%
v
900
SL
•
35
Mar
81%
1,200
49%
79
Jan
68 Vb Mar
26%
600
47%
91%
Jan
16 Va
1,100
55%
1,200
76%
Apr
Feb
:/'A.100v,:/?(:. 58%
22 VB
51%
47%
77%
16 Va
79%
67%
16%
—•
627/a
—8.75
Apr
84%
67%
35
Chemical— -33%c
19
34%
Co
597/8 Mar
45%
Textron
Jan
Feb
Jan
83%
Producing
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Jan
Jan
52%
63%
106%
Apr
13 %
43%
Gas
Jan
55 %
1,400
26%
Texas
9% Mar
Jan
10
—5
Co
Electric
Jefferson
81
1,100
:
Feb
57 Vb Mar
62 Vb
;///
275
16%
;■://■
3.
59
United
Johns
17
55
24
-3.50
Interstate Power Co
577/8
5
22%
357/8
•><"
Jan
Corp
27%
33%
55 Va
(Un)-,
Union
1,000
Apr
36'
Public
49 3'a
50%
46%
(Un)
Corp
35%
35%
Co—
International Tel & Tel (Un)—
700
(Un)
(Un)'_
Texas Eastern
.:
50%
47% 7/,./
37%
27
(Un)~L-
Paper
International
44%
30
Chemical -L-5:
(Un)
Co
41%
53%
———
&
41
40
30
—L
46%
Company
Texas
Feb
200
i
Feb
521/2 Mar
&
Texaco
Apr
Apr
40
44%
—
"Steamship' CO—.
Apr
49%
28
Steel Co-
Inland
18 Va
200
28%
Feb
187/e
Jan
Sunray Mid-ConLinent Oil Co
Feb
70
27%
35
Apr
Swift
Jan
Apr
12
240
Illinois Central- RR———LInterlake
18
16%
450
737%
28%
Jan
157/b
48%
Corp
Apr
13%
:_10
31 Vb
Tenn
43 Va
72%
Co—ll—« -10
Brick
500
600
1,300
1
32
Sundstrand
8%
38% Mar
16 VB
Corp
Feb
—1
Corporation——.
Huttig Sash & Door-Li—-————
Hupp
55% Mar
Jan
51%
Indiana
Studebaker-Packard
Mar
7%
Apr
33%
100
50%
Packaging common
Storkline
Jan
Feb
50 '
1,300
84%
Standard
15
7%
24%
16
N
29%
52
23% Mar
157/8
56%
Co
Jan
49%
36%
Jan
Apr
55%
—_
of
Jan
49%
337/a
Feb
Jan
20
81
Stanray Corporation
66% Feb
161/2
13
1
Hertz .Corp_L—-Ll--~l,
Howard Industries Inc.—__——-- —1
Illinois
100
Jan
18%
31
20%
:
-
1
common
35%
33%
Co
&
50
34
Feb
57% Mar
Service
Stewart-Warner
Jan
1,400
50
34%
Feb
Jan
45%
Oil
14%
17
600
Feb
Jan
45 Vb
407/b
570
Oil
25
13%
200
21%
Indiana^
34
16%
500
21
Jan
41
785
of.
1,000
1
—
33%
21
50 Vb
35% Apr
58%
Standard
Jan
25c
(Walter E)
33%
300
1,100
53 %
of.
:
42%
Jan
./
50%
Standard
Mar
95
30
37
367/a
:
Co
15
%
38%
35%
58%
Oil
29%
;
37%
36
,
58%
Oil
15
•
Jan
Inc
28%
•
40%
Pacific Co
15
62
-
700
Co
28%
62
42%
50%
Standard
24% Mar
V 50
40%
53%
57
—3
(G). Brewing Co___—-_
Werner Corn———l—
Heller
r
32
100% 100%
L-'V-'
States
Heileman
Apr
40%
36%
42%
———
Oil
Gulf
Jan
47
Mar
45
'
> 1
Towing—
Bros
Gulf
39'/a
20
700
49
20 %
49 Vb
:
12.50
Co
'
non-cum
Greif
1,200
3,750
22%
48%
r
preferred _L_—- -—100
Cooperage class ( all
—~Z3
Greyhound Corp (Un
LL-—Xf
GriesedieCk Co
7%
v40
21%
Jan
Jan
50%
Standard
39% Mar
(W
43
Feb
.
33 %c
—
Sperry Rand
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co---Gossard
4,500
Jan
Co
D
36% Mar
47
Steel Strapping
Spiegel
Square
Jan
33%C
Imperial
Southwestern
Apr
32
14%
(Un)L—-
Corp
Jan
100
900
*'
;
Mar
45%
Southern
Jan
13%
1
Co new common-
Apr
Jan
44 Vb
500
Southern
Jan
43%
A.
—
1,145
24%
82
49
Apr-
1,100
Socony Mobile Oil
Mar
37
Jan
33%
.3.33 %
—
Jan
38%
48%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Feb
40 Vb
900
j
^;
Apr
(U11)
Co
of
Public
oil
Feb
68%
18 Vb
5
(W A)
Signode
68 Vb
Jan
46%
Coke
Petroleum
Roebuck
Jan
57%
47 Va
——
Class' B__.
Shell
Jan
30%
Mar
l
Jan
63
4,400
18%
;
Paper
Sheaffer
.
30c
Glen Alden Corp
Sears
Jan
36% Feb'
Jan
&
National
Schwitzer
Jan
71 Vb
Jan
Feb
6,600
/■>
:l
Brothers
Diego
60%
/
Jan
20%
Apr
>
Apr
95 %
?
Mar
55%
46
50
&
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)_„
Apr
85
(Un)—.—2.50
.New
common
Genesco. Inc
San
Apr
16%
a: 400
33%
1
Louis
16%
16%
33%
—1
(Un)—
(R J) Tobacco
Regis
84
2,700 '
H
30 V,
*
Apr
20%
Co
Louis
86%
..
39%
(Un>
St
84
47%
•
Co
Dutch
;>
38%
~IIb
Co
St
Feb
74%
29%
1'
Rubber
&
St
-
83%
3,500
Apr
86% Mar
Apr
50%
46%
5
Drug & Chem (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Feb
28%
,
Jan
37 Vb
V» Apr
27% Mar
38%
—10
Inc
Royal
514
47
0
Co
Oats
d<Richm&n
2,900
•
Co
Gamble
Reynolds
6,200
30 Vb
52%
1
Corp
(Un)
Company
Oil
hi
28%
68%
♦
Rexall
10 % Mar
85
76
52%
Jan
L .77
66% •Cii 1,200
63 Vb
300
'
Corp
Revlon
Jan
28%
73%
Jan
Apr
317/b
1
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
Apr
9% Jan
■;
/ / 100
r 9%
~3%
75%
*
,
1,200
V/
§Va
23%
900
10
Jan
'
12%
1,800
12 1/2
24%
24%
5
—__1
93% Mar
600
.
96'4
—2
1
450
51%; Apr
T
Feb
-60
7%
12%
97
1.25
—.
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Apr
52
42%
45%
„
v.
63:
—7.50
(The)
&
Quaker
Feb
46
&
Service
Pullman
69 7A Mar
35%
2
———
Process
Feb
Jan"
58(4
7%
600
6,000
67 Vb
!
Gas
Pictures
Co
Public
Feb
35 ^'4
51%
«0%
>64%
L—*3.33
—-
Elec
Coal
Procter
15'A Mar
58%
,
?
15
(Charles)
Potter
Jan
1
"U". 1,100
67%
8
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pnilip Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
12%
400
56%
5
-
Pfizer
Jan
5,100
A
45%
37 Vb
•
Pennsylvania RR
115% Mar
13%
7%
40% Mar
1
Co
Peoples Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
24
•,
;
Peabody
1
253 Va Mar
72%
e
12%
7
Jan
Jan
5
(Un)
Chemical
&
16%
World
Parke-Davis
347/8 Mar
300
,
36%
35%
„L
600.
5
Corp of AmericaAirways (Un)
Amer
Paramount
Jan
29
—1
—
Pan
Feb
57%
300
13
t200
37%
*
5
Co_
Gas
Packaging
Jan
24% Apr
102
Jan
23%
39%
%
.1
Co
Bancorporation—
Edison
Pacific
(Utt)__,
Corp——
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
21% Mar
23%
110
Jan
Feb
50%
28'/, /
1
Public Serv Co
Ohio Oil Co (Un >
Oklahoma Natural
60% Mar
Jan
19%
300
37%
—
& Electronics
(The)
Jan
35
24%
24%
14%
70 Vb
77
5
(Un)—
Gas
Manufacturing
Ohio
Feb
109% 111
24%
12%
Corp.
Gillette
50%
4.000
37%
Gen
;
34%
242 %
239
Oak
Jan
-1
,
Northwest
55% Mar
Jan
577/8
12%
Genera) Public Utilities
Tele
Jan
29 %
2,100
37%
Portland
General Tire
50
RR
Indiana
,
Jan
600
»
Apr
Jan
Jan
45%
—1 / .507%
.5 /
84%
L-
States Power Co—
-(Minnesota)
Feb
12
225
33
--1
Corp
•
Cement
717/8
Jan
400
_1
Finance
Co
Apr
10%
100
(Un) _5
Corp
Inc_
477/8
637/8
120
32%
5*
Instrument
Corp
Mills
43% Mar
200
51%
51
32%
_5
Corp
Northern
Apr
287/aMar
700
Illinois
Northern
Mar
300
f'800:
57%
5
Corp—l
General .Foods
.
Jan
30
Central
Northern Pacific Ry
85 Vb
'
39
12%
62%
rights__*
(Un).-
(Un):
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Apr
75%
Dynamics
Genera)
17 y4
300
15%%
Co
(Un)
American
Jan
600
Transportation—
Candy
547/8
8,200
b
^-10
General
Mar
85 Vb
—1
Box
45 /
100
63 V4
Corp
Bankshares
:
Jan
1,500
2,500
36%
36%
(Un)
-Aviation
:
Feb
85
Trailer Co
Amer
17% Mar /
,
63 V4
Corporation
General
68%
Jan
,
Cb
American
Jan
Bankshares
General
Jan
Feb
12%
.400
38%
Fruehauf
Gen
91%
65 %
l.UUO
:
York
Northern
1,200
-
.
V
34V2
13%
697A
36%
.—3
Chem
&
North
Jan
93% Mar
35
Dairies
D
54i-
Register
Lead
Mar
Apr
68
6,700
Jan
13% Mar
39%
1
l—
Jan
Feb
7
13
•
___
North
Feb
24%
Gypsuiii
New
Mar
40 lA
35
Motor CoLL—lll--——i—
W
50
35%
Foremost
F
Jan
Distillers
National
Feb
35
wi__-
Inc
43%
Cash
National
45% Mar
Flour Mills of America Inc
Ford
62
Apr
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Uri)
Wisconsin
400
Jan
Jan
Brewing
First
49%
49%
14%
Phonograph
&
9,300
42% Mar
3
Whitney
National
National
t
12% Mar ;V
.
27%
.—
Mfg
Jan
500
(Un)_—-——10
&
(10
7^500
Gas
Emerson
Jan
100
20
Watch
National
.1,900
52%
14%
Inc—————1
Co
Natural
Paso
Elgin
Feb
1—j—
12%
High
13
Jan
Jan
26 Vb
Jan.
2,500
.l_—j
Lines
59%
T7%
24
600
de Nemours (Unj>——5
I)
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200
29%
Co-L---L
Co_
Apr
14% Mar
(53%
6,000
"200
Inc
i
265
39
;
11 % Mar
68
69%
MbntgOmery Ward & Co—
Motorola
25% Feb
Apr
44
(Un)—
Co
" 22%
28%
(Un)—-—1
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Dodge
c
;; 700
_____—*—1,
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Edison
Detroit
/
Mar
42%
-
Corn Products Co
.
Crowel-Collier Publishing
Crucible Steel of Amer (On
Deere
Feb
65
31%
Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
29...
Feb
43.
America—---.—
of
Co
Apr
58%
.29%
—1.33V3
(Un)————10
———*
Container Corp of America——.
.5
Continental Can Co (Un)——---10
Continental Insurance Co
—--8
Continental Motors Corp
(Un)1
Continental Oil of Delaware——.-—5
Controls
23%
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical-.( Un )L
56%
5
Corp—_—
Foods
Power
Mississippi River
1
40%
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers
I
Jan
46%
Columbia -Gas System (Un)
—,—10
Commonwealth Edison com——12 %
Consolidated
Feb
527/8
30%
—1
Iron
&
46%
40%
16
Co
Jan
1,900
13 VB
38%
-1
—
(Un)
-III—lio
Fuel--:
Apr
40%
91%
—————10
Co
300
7
13 VB
Mfg
39
>
12
56 %
&
42%
30%
.
Brewing
Min
800
55j/B
49%
56'/«
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Minnesota
130"
15
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Utilities
South
Minneapolis
"
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Electric
Co
Cdleman
Middle
"
'24%
11%
>
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
12
6%
•
Shares
High
12
4
Sales
for Week
Range
•f Prices
Low
12.50
6,500
"400
v
24%
vll7/«
———100
preferred
Cleveland
400
.
14%
;—1
com
22%
54 V*
Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Jan
43 % Mar
(52
*24Va
'
Feb
42%
Jan
44% :rg
24%
54(4
.
,
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Cleveland-Cliffs
42%
Jan
36%
46
22%,
Chrysler -Corp.—a.^5
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
—
8.50
City-
Apr
38 %
61
25
•
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
MilwSt Paul & Pac—
Chic
38%
1,400
•; v 900
40%
23%
1
L-
300
40%
42%"
23%
Corp
39%
45 34
Champlin .Oil & Ref common———1
/ $3 ' conv'
preferred —j
Merritt
Jan
24% Mar
39%
38%
26
100
24%
38%
-
Corp common
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
—_•
Celanese Corp of America (Un)—__—•
Centra] & South -West Corp——;2.50
Certain-teed
Products
(Un)—
1
Chemetr&n
,1%
24%
Carrier
Par
Feb
39%
Pacific.- <Un)—....—---/—25
Canadian
' /
Feb
1
,
Sale Price
9,200
15%
Last
Range Since Jan. l
J
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
(
Sale Price
April 13)
Sales
Week's
Friday
S T O CK S
39
(1835)
98 Vb
98 Vb
68%
an
103%
71%
80
Feb
16 Vb Mar
17 Vb
106
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1836)
40
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended April 13)
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
STOCKS
Pacific Coast
Stocks
This list does not
Price Range on
other Exchanges.
Last
s
gaJe piice
for Week
-----1°
35%
35%
45%
42%
3%
45%
42%
3%
•
36
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47
43
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Cypres.^Abbey
Vmnnrlinn
CO Ltd
Co
(""unwell
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21%
39
42%
-
2X10
2 10
Oil
Imperial Western
Co
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
Co Inc
Frank
&
Meier
Co
Corp Ltd
Norris
Oil
2
300
1.000
50c Jan
75c
13%
13
1.60
2.20
20c
13 %
3,300
12% Jan
4,200
500
1.45 Mar
2.00 Jan
4%
73
1.65
2.30
22c
5
74
47c
17
1.70
51c
17%
1.95
Oil
Ranch
Rice
Southern
6c'o
39c Jan
16% Jan
A;65
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52c
,1.50
^9
2.30
53c
58c
53,800
2.30
31
2.55
22,400
250
1,300
Feb
Feb
17%
15,600
1,000
2,900
300
200
14% Jan
17% Jan
1.75 Jan
30
Jan
30 % Jan
3% Feb
16
Feb
3
Jan
* 4% Jan
pfd series A
—
31%
25
50c
—5
—
com
(Un)
10c
Oil Exploration
Mar
Apr
Mar
31% Apr
5
Mar
19 a Mar
4% Jan
9%
9%
9va
_
Rockwell-Standard
&
United
—
—
4%
%
1,100
500
31%
200
31% Apr
5%
6%
4
Jan
6% Jan
48% Feb
12c Jan
70
18c
6%
6%
51,200
300
56%
58
150
12c
13c
6,000
__
32% Mar
Jan
47%
43%
43
65c
10%
62%
5
61%
■
36%
6
5
27%
Wood
Steel
25%
10
common
Co
1
33%
127%
Sloies
Arundel
Corp
•
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Research
Electric
Transit
C
46%
46%
48
29%
30%
17%
17%
18%
435
9%
9%
1,065
1
5
Delaware Power
113%
25
52%
1
——
Storage
Finance
Co
Class
A
Food
Fair
Mo I
Elec
.6.25
35%
34%
489
311/«
32
2,405
51%
51%
52
154
26%
28
100
1
31%
32
i,oi4
9G%
957/8
99y„
2,387
12
12
12%
427
42
42
105
22%
22%
331
15%
15%
38
(Julius)
Inc
II
1
—*
Motors Corn
__
,—1.66%
class
55%
A
lOc
55%
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR „.
Vending class A
6y8
j
600
5ya
35
15ya
50
6,/8
6y
60
;
TC
27ya
247/8
247/8
25%
1(440
1
Corp
27ya
1
Inc
Mar tin-Marietta
10,587
15ya
__
1—#
_
33%
5i/2
__
,.__.iO
27i/4
32%
32%
56%
25Va
1
Resistance
Industries.-
Maclisoiv Fund
31%
50c
common
~
23s8
23%
24y2
2 309
_
16%c
—
Mfg class A
91
27y8
27%
107,0
mi/,
35%
1
n
261
88
__
3
in7/„
Pennsylvania Gas ,& Water common.!*
35%
Pennsylvania Power & Light—37
35%
24% Apr
84%
Apr
124% Feb
31
Apr
45% Mar
28
Jan
14% Jan
8% Feb
13% Jan
106
Feb
49
Jan
9
Apr
11 %
Apr
49% Jan
29% Jan
47% Jan
26% Jan
31% Mar
93% Apr
12
Apr
39% Jan
21% Mar
15%Mai52 % Mar
25% Apr
28% Jan
5% Apr
13% jan
5% Jan
24% Feb
24% Apr
23% Apr
79% Jan
10
27 % Apr
non
36% Mar
*226
1
:. 3o
37
on
Philadelphia TraminrHH Conim°n
*
Potomac
$2.46
Electric
Power common
Mfg
Reading
Ritter
Co
33
Jan
35% Feb
1
525
& Gas
Finance
Rmuu^nf,1,
Smith Kline
Co
class B
French Lab
Gas Co
Southeastern
Public
Oil
Sun
Texas
United
S4
'
9y8
230
8% Apr
7ya
450
6% Apr
38%
1,666
25
&
Lothrop
41%
161
*>1%
100
4374
50%
787
16%
17%
754
39%
19%
48%
16%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
57'
~
60
~
170
57
Apr
8y
8
76%
76%
"
—
35%
«.
common
10
36% Jan
62% Jan
79
245
78%
36%
*
l)lelerled
Apr
59% Jan
14
500
40
49
13.50
258nr?fe??edLlght COmm°n
Woodward
14
68'A
21%
Warner Co
,,r
51% Apr
40
,_i
Improvement
41% Jan
20
69y4
5
Corp
United Gas
1*393
51%
67
3.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
4Gy2
68%
■
Transmission
31% Apr
Jan
6%
37%
37%
10c
Co
Eastern
ny.
6%
1
2.50
Service
1 825
4,641
34%
g7,tt
9
•
•
Y"S—
&
South Jersey
SIX
67^q
67%
—50
common
4
14/2
•
com
—
l
51%
~
828
37%
480
g71/.
77/3 Jan
74
Jan
29% Feb
35% Jan
10
75y2
80% Jan
107
371/.
751/2
II
Feb
20%
Jan
23 % Mai-
25%
Jan
30% Mar
34%
Apr
Utili-
65
Second
10
Utili-
40
ties
Bonds
Indus-
9__
April
April
10
April
11
12
April
Averages
Utilities,
Grade
Grade
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
142.86
141.80
143.04
143.37
142.39
130.15
129.35
129.90
129.48
128.24
239.82
237.82
239.96
238.79
236.13
92.41
92.41
92.32
92.31
92.43
79.45
79.60
79.55
79.45
79.42
83.79
" 83.72
83.55
83.76
83.82
daily
15.75.
complied
are
stocks,
65
6;55;
Rail-
trials
6
by
using
following
the
divisors:
Industrials,
Last
66% Jan
Range
April
9
139.24
April 10
138.84
Lo*r
for
High
April 11
ry LudIum Steel
Iiiaustries
Armstrong
For
Cork
Inc
see page
45.
Low
42%
42%
.14%
^
IIIIIIIIIIIIUli
Co
footnotes,
1
1
-
Rails,
3.09;
5.34;
137.36
April 13
135.82
Apr 13
for
,t
High
Mar 14
135.82
—
Rajlgc
'
1962
144.31
138.85
April 12
1%l
Low.;
,
106.57
Dec
8
Jan
144.09
3
99%
'
>'■
Jan
•
-■
,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
-136% Jan
34%
Jan
49%
Jan
33% Mar
18% Mar
9%
Jan
15% Feb
SEC
The
for
stocks
of
index
the
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
April 6, 1962, for the composite and by major
ending
week
'
1957-59 =100
13%
Feb
12%
Jan
55^a Mar
Non-Durable
32%4VIar
Transportation
56
Feb
28
Feb
40%
Goods
—1.1
—1.4
144.3
-135.0
132.2
—1.2
—1.7
135.6
134.4
—'1.'7
0.1
—0.6
0.0
111.0
185.5
178.2
113.3
129.7
_J
-
104.2
182.1
173.9
104.1
1
:
Utility
Finance and
141.4
132.0
,130.6
Goods
Service
Mining
131.9-
-
106.0
182.0
175.0
104.1
73
138.5
129.0
-
<
130.6
126.2
■,
; 104.2
179.6
170.0
99.7
Jan
116V4
Jan
15%
Feb
45% Mar
26 %
Jan
57%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
16%
Jan
34%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
:
.
Total
Mar
36
Stocks
Int'l
U. S.
Apr
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$247,000
$6,502,000
5%
15% Mar
6%
Feb
Railroad
Mon.
April
9
3,017,280
$6,255,000
Bond
Sales
30%
Feb
Tues.
April 10
2,876,610
5,502,000
243,400
5,745,400
30%
Jan
Wed.
April li:
3,242,170
5,570,000
224,000
5,794.000
28%
Jan
Thurs.
April 12
3,321.968
5,851,000
312.000
6.163.000
Fri.
April 13
3,466,280
5,831,000
313,000
6,144.000
15,924,308
$29,009,000
$1,339,400
95% Mar
31"%
Feb
40%
Jan
38
Mar
38% Mar
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
34% Mar
Jin
8
46%
Apr
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
U.
April 13
1961
1962
15,924,308
Shares
of
Jan. 1 to
13
.1961
1962
Feb
55
$30,248,400
Week Ended April
f
1
25,670,470
246,708,770
354,604,937
$1,339,400
$1,578,000
$24,137,400
21,942,100
j
$2,000
Government-
S.
International
Foreign
Bank
—
—
Industrial
29,009,000
:
32,179,000
381,421,400
507,304,000
$30,348,400
Railroad and
$33,757,000
$405,558,800
$529,248,100
Mar
53
16% Jan
Total
69% Apr
10%
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
43
72%
44
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange/
Jan
Mar
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
22% Mar
53%
Feb
18 3,4 Mar
65%
Jan
Mon.
April
36%
Apr
Tues.
Wed.-
April 11—
Thurs.
April 12__
Jan
Mar
76%
Apr
Fri.
9
April 13
.
1
High
43
97
42
Apr >
48%
14%.
10
14%
Jan
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
$5,000
263.000
7,000
_
236,000
1,000
19,000
41,000
9,000
207,000
2,000
$1,234,000
$56,000
1,043,155
.
1961
Foreign
'■
v
256,000
*
299,000
v
209,000
■,
$41,000
Jan. 1 to
$1,331,000
April 13
1961
1962
100,323,003
165,223,775
$964,000
$18,851,000
$16,357,000
.
2
Lu.
Government
Corporate
283.000
17,111,765
5,265,555
Shares
of
:
249,000
971,580
ixZ
$284,000
$13,000
5,265,555
■,
Sales
Bonds
$279,000
_
—
Bond
Corporate
.
1,199,055
April 10
89
Bonds
Bonds
913,945
793i
41
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
-
-
Jan
8% Mar
1962
Low
Low
High
Change
139.8
130.1
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
-1961-1962—
Percent
5
Mar. 30,'62
Apr. 6,'62
Feb
62%
lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and
for the current year.
Mar
122
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
'
.
Jan
Stocks—Number
*
Anfuha
Apollo
85.76
85.81
85.72
85.78
85.84
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Date
High
'30%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
87.39
87.50
87.45
87.61
87.68
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by
Fri.
Sales
Week's
Psti*
Total
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
«
-
10
r
First
Week Ended April 13
Friday
Jan
10
Indus-
699.63
692.96
695.46
694.90
685.67
Date
April
Total
STO CK S
39%
Bonds
10
Total
15
Thurs.
19
45%
1
common
cy
"
50
Co
Public Service Electric
32%
G7/H
10
preferred—
Progress
32%
10
Feb
6%
Stocks
20
30
Jan
16%
l
Philadelphia Tianspoitatlon Co
-
Feb
37%
Jan
the
are
Total
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp„
•
67%
Jan
-5%
Stock and Bond Averages
*
Trade,
__
2
Food,
Oxford
12
54%
5
International
Macke
75
12
53%
3114
5
Jan
60%
35
232
35%
Jan
Bait—
Acceptance Corp common
Lanston
375
Co
$1 preferred
Giant
at
Si ores
Garfinckel
General
9%
9
54%
682
Dairies
or
Foremost
General
270
10
Battery-
Amer
non-voting__
Ford
805
5
Electric
of
14%
„
6.75
DHquesne Light
13%
458
667
113% 115%
50%
52%
__
class A com___20c
Light
&
13%
1.80
Transit System
262
13
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp—
3D
6,244
32
29%
Co
Publishing Co
621
88
31
5c
Budd
Curtis
84%
135
4.33
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Low
25%
126% 130%
32
Jan
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
24%
84%
American Tel & Tel
American
5%
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Alan
Mar
Apr
70
.
28% *
Sales
Range
Last
11
Jan
4"%
942
21% ~
27%
Wed.
Sale Price
Jan
70c
Mar
H'/a
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
S T ©• CK S
65c
-
3J2
21%
Tues.
Week's
Jan
30
—10
Corp
Mar
534
•
6
Air Brake
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
48
28
64
37%
-
Apr
Jan
1,200
63%
36%-
;
42%
25
1,035
5
Mon.
Friday
"
65c
4%
Jan
...:rn
270
va
10%
1
Engineering & Foundry Co_.
v
27
5
37
% Jan
Jan
42
26%
-10
Corp
29%
125
4%
Bolt-Corp of America-
Feb
276
46%
43%
Co common—„
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Screw
Jan
32
'26%
:
__Ii
—j
10%
45%
-7%^
.
30 % Mar
Apr
30%
.8.50'
-
..
Pittsburgh Brewing
Jan
9%
"
Apr
27%
410
31
High
39%
32%
26
5
_
Natco Corp
5% Jan
1
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
7% Jan
%
—
56%
5
1,700
1,700
3,600
4
4%
6%
___10
(Un)
3%
18%
Jan
19
22
2.80
32%
31%
%
Insurance
2.70
31%
31%
3%
18
3%
4%
__
21
31%
3%
18%
3%
1
1
Co
McKinney Mfg
AT
70c Jan
3% Apr
14%
20%
2.40
31%
—
29%
•
69c Jan
17% Mar
17
20%
(Un)
Basin
25,000
500
1
25c
1
25
Petroleum
Life
4% Jan
69 Mar
53c
—8%
Coast
5!a Mar
88
Jan
6,000
900
2.30
—
Equipment
Preferred
Jan
30c
7,8 Mar
Preferred
"Williston
1.90
Apr
32
Jan
2.90 Mar
Co
Warrants
West
__
20c
Jan
Feb
Sugar common
United Industrial Corp common
Westates
48c
16,600
5/a Jan
Co__
Oil & Gas
74
29%
Co
2. <0 Jan
6,500
Cal Gas Co
(Joseph)
103
29%
__
Walker Refractories—
Harbison
33%
5
.
Range Sine„ Jan. 1
LOW
32%
—
—10
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Home
;
Shares
High
Jan
6%
Union
Victor
21c
4%
•
6%
preferred
Trico
1.60
2.20
—10
_
System
Gas
^Jar
1.90 Jan
'
6%
Western
-
Low
153,4 «ia
46
55c
45%
2.40
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes
Columbia
Co
1
Apr
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)
Par
Blaw-Knox
Sales
for Week.
Range
of Prices
A
26
Development—33VaC
Investment com
Oil & Gas
Pacific
44r/2 Apt
2 25 Jan
2
1.70
30%
2.40
Co
North American
Jan
53c
10c
10
25c
1
1
1
(Un)
M J M & M Oil Co
Jan
22
46
50c
10
jade Oil
Leslie Salt
22
55,
1
10c
(Un)
Co
2 00 Apr
7<K
3,100
9% Feb
1
etaX-~—
General Exploration Co of California—1
Good Humor Co of California
10c
Holly
q
25 25%
Apr
23% Jan
50% Jan
39
500
6^9=3'4
Apr
47* Apr
47% Jan
5
Feb
5% Jan
20% Mar
2,400
25%
36
Feb
42% Apr
3% Apr
15,800
250
39%
Mar
43
10
—
—
8%
21%
-4
(Un)
8%
—
-2
-*
—1_
Co
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Electrical Products Corp
8%
10
_
Cooke Inc
Castle &
4%
*
°&
32
450
300
9,100
2,400-
5T50
ni
Ink
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
High
Low
Par
Last
Sale Price
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
Sales
Week's
Range
of prices
Friday
<?
n ck
u i,iv
t
x
c
&
Monday, April 16, 1962
. . .
_•
:
-
$1,234,000
-
56,000
41,000
78.000
459,000.-.
44,000
487,000
$1,086,000
$19,707,000
■
-
1,211,000
,
622,000
18% Feb
73
25
62%
Jan
Feb'
73 %^-Mar
Total
$1,331,000
.
.
$18,190,000
Volume 195
Number
6151
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(1837)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
.Friday
,
STO CK S
';
Abitibi
Power s Paper
4(4%
preferred
•
•
common
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium
4Vis% preferred
Anglo Can Tel Go -4%%
V- $2.90 preferred- _1
pfd
2434
Jan
al7
25
16%
4734
263 a
231/2
23%
400
23
50
45"
-
345
47 %
Feb
180
43
541/2
52
Jan
54%
541%
_*
'•4734
47%
135
a53
53
10
6734
683/»
76
78(4
76%
49%
50'A
Banque Canadian ^National-—
Banque
501/4
Provinciate a Canada
Bathurst Power & Paper common..-—•
Bowater
pfd
5%
TratJ.tibn
Columbia
5734 Mar
Feb
58% Mar
a51%a51%
Page-Hersey
Pennians
51
Feb
53
50
51
Jan
6%
6%
809
Ltd
3.70
3.65
3414
34%
•
13%
133s
163/4
Apr
Jan
13%
2,675
12
Feb
.14
Feb
163/4
6%
3,228
Jan
18
Feb
110
Quebec
Jan
563 a
Feb
10
Jan
,1961
14 %
2,131
30% :
31 %
834
3,610
14
,
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
Breweries
34,040
22
Mar
25%
31
1,565
28
Jan
32%
Feb
29%
29'/a
29
174
28(4
Feb
29%
26
26
190
24
Jan
27
23%
23%
2334
850
22
Jan
80
801/2
280
74
Jan
631/.' 6434
356
55
Feb
64 34
13%
13%-
400
%
13
Jan
Mar
24% Mar
Jan
•
2334
_•_*
1034
-
2334
23%
590
1034
10
11
25,812
10
Jan
25(4
10 %
Apr
123a Mar
33
Jan
353a Mar
36
Feb
38%
7%
734
3.50
3.75
734.
—
a 934
1,000
6
200
...
alO
...
Jan
3.50
375
.
™
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Imperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
—'———*
International
Commerc*_10
ox
a734
&7 34
25
7%
6%
6%
1,625
6%
h
' •/
11 34
1134
Oil
~l- A*
Marconi;
Canadian
Canadian -Pacific
1;;
Railway—
a6
(2
31%
25
25%
25
.2534
1.3%
13%
26%
V:* :"-*"
Sherwin
A
.
11
Sicard
Feb
8(4
Apr
Jan
8
Jan
Apr
7%
Feb
Simpsons
Sogemines
preferred
Inc
Coghlln
:Farms\^A---V^--i------a-*
(B
J
Combined
6%
Co. Ltd-l:Ai-_-_—0
*
"Enterprises—•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
——•
.-
"
A—
Eranco-Canadlanl-—
-&/SeaV
Coronation".Credit
_•
Crown Zellerbach "class
Distillers
Dome
Seagrams
Feb
16(4
Jan
Steel
Apr
14
Jan
41
37(4
Co
48%
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25
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12
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100
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330
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8%
600
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60
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125
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73
Feb
48%
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56(4
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50
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50
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Feb
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Mar
109 %
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3834
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45
25
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46
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24
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634
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2,165
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100
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99
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1
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18
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22
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82
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20
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2134 Mar
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1,160
875
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Jan
21
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20
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23
4334 Mar
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22
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20
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42
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80%
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19
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19
10
34
25
1
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100
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81(4 Mar
63 %
80
22
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1,157
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common
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16
301/2
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10
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9
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111
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51
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Jan
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21
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3.85
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53
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53
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Jan
Feb
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82
23
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53
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50
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83 3 i
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22
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48
1,707
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30
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535
29
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
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Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
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Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
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class
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class
class
34c
a
Jan
141/2 Mar
19:.
Mar
22
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1.14
Jan
35c
6,500
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Feb
12
2,100
11%
Feb
14%
875
14 %
Apr
14 y8
75c
95c
1,300
50c
Jan
19
300
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Apr
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20
Feb
201/4
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10c
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38c
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4,000
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57c
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Mar
87c
Feb
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25 y4
25
25 ¥4
1,3.16
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JO
11 y4
11 ¥1
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100
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12%
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31c
35c
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31c
38c
48,300
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1.65
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35c
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4y3c
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100
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650
27>/2c Mar
79c
79c
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13%
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.
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1
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58
57
59
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10
11
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10
30
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1.45
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3.35 Mar
14c
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1.30 Jan
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1.70
200
1.25
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1.28
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11c
4.25
4,805
3.40 Mar
5.50
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&
3.60
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43c
45c
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23c
16,500
7c
6%
6%
100
7c
3,000
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Preferred
25c
Mar
61/8
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7c
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Algonquin
6c
10
10
100
28%
2,000
26
Feb
1.20
1.20
1,000
75c
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1.20 Mar
II
5.55
5.55
100
4.95 Mar
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l
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20
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20
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—
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Feb
Ash
91/4 Mar
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Apr
10%
28% Mar
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Mid-Chibougamau
Minnesota
Monpre Mining Co Ltd.
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l
50c
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65c
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Jan
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23
Apr
25%
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9c
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5c
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700
80c
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5c
2.02
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501/4
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75c
Jan
2.90
2.00
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Jan
2.90
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97/s Mar
100
Feb
97
1.30
15,400
2.95
200
National
Petroleum Corp Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
New rich
New
Exploration
West
Nocana
Uranium
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6,250
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Ltd
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1956
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31%
32%
555
31% Apr
36
Feb
50%
50%
200
50y2
Apr
52 y8
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5%
26 %c
30c
75,300
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Canada
6.10
6.20
500
6.50
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300
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Ltd...
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3c
9
J an
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48c
Jan
Mar
7c
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1.99
Apr
31c
35c
218,800
3.95
4.15
5,350
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7%c
500
3c
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Jan
1.60
Jan
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5,424
76
76%
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51/2C
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165
23%
/
1
10%
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warrants
34
"Jan
225
85¥2
263
Class B
Jan
Feb
22
630
64¥2
20%
Feb
-35
30
275^
87
85
12
26 ¥2 Mar
1,310
57¥2
56
23%
Mar
56
•
;
63%
__
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80%
80
63%
B___
Apr
32 ¥2 Mar
86%
:
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Aviation
Feb
22
25
56
/
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common
29 ¥2
Jan
33
55¥2"
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—
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Feb
17 ¥2
•33
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25% Mar
I.
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28
'
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80
Jan
Feb
7
28
260
23¥2
-
Mar
-•
33¥2
;
/
5% Mar
1,700
33
-
1C4
200
1,864
' 22
23%
•
25 ¥2
Apr
29 ¥2
32%
Jan
3,85
1
"Mar
26¥2
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21%
101
20
23%
100
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class
Jan
31 ¥2
29 ¥a
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55
25%
—
10
common
13,573.
;6
33¥2
Foundries
3.25
2i,ic Mar
*
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———
Iron
13%
49
2.00 Mar
101
comman...
8%. Feb
8¥a^lar
250
22 ¥4
100 '
Canada
Feb
275
101
Bread
—•
—
z
Feb
Apr
'
22%
preferred '
Mar
9%
8¥4
2.10
__
—.__*'
10
14c
8%
2.05
_*
Cabol
a20% a20%
1
2
Feb
44%
•
...
Apr
7c
520
34c
..
8'/e
400
55c
Meials.:
Apr
^/■'p^/Jan:/
47
4.15
2
Apr
1.99
1
1
Ltd
5c
91/a
1.99
I_l20
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Diversified Lands
Saucon
Development.
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd...
Oils
■
7%c
20
_
5.65 Mar
46%
*
1
Lawrence
Siscalta
15,500
8%
9%c
-
Corp.
Foo's Enternrises
Warrants
St
10 Vic 10 %c
2
I.,
Ruby
St
7c
9%
20
Mine.-
28 ¥2
'69
4.80
Products-—*
pfd
Preferred
7c
_1.25
...
preferred
Nickel
Jan
9%
15 ¥2
Apr
Apr
71
—
—
•
1
1950
54%
.
Jan
preferred
Rexspar Minerals
Roberval
5%
Burns
Mar
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec On Development
Ltd
1
Quebec
Chemical
Building Products
7c
1
Refinine
Jan /"; 1;
Apr
Jan'
4.90
3.70
■
JJ0
Feb
64c
8,000
i
A-
55 ¥2 Feb
2.10 Mar
*
Sugar
Apr
12c
-V
Smeitine
Apr
49 ¥4 Mar
.
1.05 Mar
25,079
•
/
13%
1,500
xk,
56% 57%
-51 V» ,51%
• 53y2
'54
'
6%
6'/s
53%
6%
—
—
Feb
Apr
Corp of Canada 4 %% 1st pfd_50
Quebec
Columbia
Company
Brack-Mills class
Feb
A
Goldfields
8
-
100
650
31 y2
..
—•
common
Brown
Mar
Gas Producers
'"'nbaf*
56%
British Columbia Telephone--.--
8c
•
*
Ltd
52 »4
835
.f
53
31V2
Columbia Packers class A
Brockville
4c
Ltd
Chibougamau
20c
Feb
42c
Provo
Quebec
22c
30c
Apr
Mar
2.000
Power
Quebec
7c
12,500
I
A
—
-
Traction
Preferred
7c
;
L'c!
460
/.
Feb
400-
•
.\Britteh':^oliimbltt Power, Corp ex-dlst_*
48c
.
Mines
4.05
82
Jan
8%c
com
common
class
Gas
Prime
4.30
42c
"rights"-.
Lip
Paper
Columbia: Forest
British
8%c
i
Mining Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
&
1.40 Mar
British
6%c
com
Pennbec
Oil
Mar
50
Manufacturing Co Ltd
preferred
5%%<:preferred
Bowater
l
Liu—...
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
n
Feb
56
;
Jan
■
,18%
28
—50
—----SO
£1
Telephone—
Bowater Corp~5%
1
pfd
Pacific Atlantic Canadn
Products
Jan
18% c
Explorers
Pitt
10%c
1
Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Porcupine
Jan
Jan
:
1
Opemisca
Place
138,600
Jan
5c
Ltd
Opemiska
Mines
2.75
72
Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd
Paiirtash
22c
?
Co
North American Asbestos Corp.North American Rare Metals Ltd
Paton
7,555
2.70 Mar
Mines
Amulet
sink
2,700
5%c
81%
19c
22c
4.05
5c
81
81
1
Mines Ltd...
Red
3.95
1
10
Mines
Feb
Bell
British
25c
—
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
97c"
•,
5ya
53%
—•
Co common—
British. American Oil———
I,314
1.20
Lumber
Feb
6,650
7%
8%
Jan
3.05 Feb
55
C" Jan
'
51
2.25
-
—*
Feb
2.04
2.90
47
44
150
—
67%
•
:
*
Brazilian
7
1.23
660
1,031
Vf
33 %
76%
-
Beatty Bros class A_
Beaver
68%
Paper———__—*
&
Bridge Tank common
Bright (T G) common
8%
2.90
Lake
7c
60
,50
>'
j
Jan
5
10
of Nova Scotia——
Jan
2,500
5,370
Jan
52
2.15
10
:
Apr
6c
60
•
Mills Ltd
Mining Corp
Jack
1.05 Jan
2.13
l
New
Feb
Mar
58%
National Automatic Vending Co Ltd—*
New
1.02
_•
Mount Roval Dairips Ltd...
Mount Royal Rice
Jan
2.00
58%
•
Preferred
•Murray
6c
•
common
Feb
93c
Feb //
1.55
Jan
29% Jan
24
Mar.
./•:
&¥';■•
Jan
2,600
11
Apr
47 ¥2
14-
31%
"
*
Bank of Montreal
Jan
:;:53¥2 Apt
Jan'
"
Jan
1.53
Jari;
110
700
84c, M'ar
60c
9 ¥2
9.60
Apr
1.15
-••
-
a
Peb
Feb /*' ' '
Feb
53
1.10
32 %
—
6
7c
52y2
:
class B_
47¥a
;;
Feb
72
22 ¥2
53
Electric
7.50
100-
8%
Auto
Jan
Feb
26%
•
47%
8
12
93c
■
56
- 47
52 V2
14
51%
30
55
•
—
52%
Jan
4,400
56
14
Autofab Ltd
/
'
53
Feb
Jan
/ 24
'
8V4
Feb
Jan
21%
145
1.80
10
Steels
Jari
17%
108
16,582
52'%
.50
Jan
29c
1.80
52%
common.
—*
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4.90 Feb
a23
27%/;./
23%f 23%
48%' 48%
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lit)
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10
Jan
2.30 Feb
38 ¥4
*
6,703
26%
V
20% Jan
250
preferred
15%
37,600
-
1,009
.f./:
Jan
1.30
Mar
8.10
52 ¥t
Temple
10
Feb
18
50
;
2.85
Jan
1,065
Feb
105
Apr
Feb
8.05
>.
12
106%
110
.
70
gy2
,
108 y4
18,719
70
•
$2.60
45
550
280
1
;
Mines Ltd
,
50
131/s
50
Bank
a23
I
Corporation
Mount
29c
5
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Moore
70c
73c
12
—
common-:
24%
11c
Feb
/
Jan
•
27ys
...•
Apr
preferred
109
'
1.85
31 ¥*
$2.50
100
49%
alO alQ%
1
Ltd
Mines
Ontario Paper Co
Mogador Mines Ltd
&
21% Apr
141/4 Mar.
9,300
10,917
52'4;^3%
*.
•-—
2.20
107% 107%
*
common
Jan
32%
109% 1091%
8.10
Ashdown Hardware class B
Jan
65c
Credit
Ltd
22 ¥a
32
•
70.
-
—
Feb
Mar
71c
237/a
Jan
6c
1
Mining Corp Ltd
23%
10 ¥b
68c
60c
23%
17c
10,600
63c
:
10
...-—-.50
Apr
21,500
5%
191/4
Jan
8%
71c
5%>
18%
10c
500
9c 11 Vic
5%
18%
Argus Corp
25
-49%
-
10
Apr
Apr
-
Apr
24
12 ¥8 Mar
2.00
•
12 %
Mar
•490
•
com..
7% preferred
I;
"y
Mercury Chipman■— _._—/■:./'_•
107 Vi
Mar
22
70c
1091/2
5c
75
•
100
—i
12
27%
-
321/2
21
400
'21%
.-2.20
5
Feb
al5%al5%
i
Ltd.
Mclntyre-Porcupine
21 y4
__*
Feb
9%
Feb;
13%
1.05 Mar
3,000
14c
•
26
2.35 Mar
4,325
47% Apr
98% Mar
7,600
1.15
Feb
26%
26%
Marcljant Mining Co
Massvai
80
2.60
3c
20
25
9%
(Walter M)
Maple Leaf Mills
101
2.35
—
Atlas
MacLaren
99%
11 i/a
200
4Vic
Jan
101
100
l——
Aluminium
20% Mar
High)
1
Jan
24%
2.50
common
Bldg
10% Mar
28 Va
Jan
38%
685
-
——*
Aluminum Co A% preferred——^-25
41/2% preferred
—-50
Analogue
Controls
;
L. —
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anthes
Imperial class /*._!
i
15'/2
8,944
25
661
3,000
20
4Vic
•
;
Companies Ltd class A
25
■
all'/a aiiy2
1
Class B
Jan
'
i
Mining
Feb
Low
47%
45%
Algoma Steel-
27 %
Range Since Jan.. 1/
.
"High
———-—100
—
Warrants
1
Shares
4,915
common
Central
Mar
91/4
for Week
13%
preferred
52c
4c
Sales
Range
23%
Natural Gas.
Alberta
Apr
Labrador Acceptance Com class A
__5
Labrador Min'g & Exploration Co Ltd.*
Laduboro Oil Ltd
„•
i
-
Dollars
13%
preferred!
Class A
4.50 Mar
'Feb
6
Canadian
being
231%
Class A warrants.^
Jan
28c^
Jan
Jan
•
13%
Voting trust
Gas Trunk common—
Mar
45c
•
lie
Apr
2oy2c
.
Zinc
9c
in
Week's
25
,
Alberta
Feb
1,900
10
lie
one
23%
—
Preferred ' L
Jan
2.85
lie
Apr
Exchange
LOW
•
Atlantic; Sugar common.
Class A—^
Alberta Distillers
Feb
3.90
2.75
9c
70c
...
'
Jan
3.90
•
Jan
3r2cMar
Feb
1.05
Acadia
Jan
26
2.75
•
6c
/'„
9 V4 Mar
6%c
5,500
of Prices
47
—
—
•
Feb
9c
•
Iron
Friday
Last Z\
Feb
1
Club Ltd fights
Expressed
Abltibl Power 4s Paper common———.*
•Preferred
25
Class B
Jockey
Are
Par
Apr
*
Ltd
Shown
Sale Price
Jan
96c
Ltd.
225
-
are segregated into two parts.
The first
and the second list the MINES and OILS.
INDUSTRIALS
Feb
12c
5
Warrants
Prices
Jan
39c
Apr
issues
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS,
•
6c
9c
70c
Feb
1.65
23 %c Mar
10-
8c
Toronto Stock
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
The
Apr
23c
3c
2.50
Mining Ltd_
Helium
Mar
10
1
Ltd
Mines
70c
*
Ltd
Products
Westville
•
*
Ltd
Co
Jan
•
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Can
27c
Westeel
Mar
8c
11 %c Apr
Oil
1
51/2C Mar
168
6c
•
Hastings Mining & Develop
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Chemicals
,
Feb
Mar
1.45
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
International Ceramic
3 V2c
150
Products Ltd
Mar
1.60
f
Uranium
Hudson's
12c
21/2C Jan
24,500
152
46c
•
Age Mines
Gui-Por
Ltd
Ltd
Ventures
Lake
Inland
4c
152
Minerals
Oils
Oil
Gaspe
(1945)
Canada
Apr
Feb
1
Virginia Mining Corp
Wendell Mineral
Westburne
50c
8'/2c Apr
56% Apr
20,000
Fontana
Ford
Jan
4c
1,025
4%c
Fano
Mar
22c
1,000
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fab
23%
14,700
4c
18
2,000
1
Elder Mines Ltd
.
i;
Jan
Apr Zi
Jan
68'/4
Properties
Electric Co Ltd
Feb
Jan
19c
40c
-
14 Vb Mar
common.._*
Jan
1.57
;:14
Apr
1.68 Mar
Jan
4,900
• i,-
"B"
Ltd——
Mines
Jan
1.75
Apr
14 ¥2 c 14¥2c
Vauze
Feb
8.25
14'/2
Ltd
Hout
Der
14c
14%
14'A
'•••
•
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Feb
Apr
1
Towns
^ !•''
'
Principal
United
Apr
1.00 Mar
19%
Feb
Mar
1.45 Mar *v
goo
23,500
9c
3.00:
—
7c
13,500
Vic
Jan
Feb
47c
6.85 Mar
30,700
15c
8
8c
-8c
-
.,:•. -1.70
Feb
•••;
-
Jan
30c
-71,800
~
Feb
126
a26c
Obalski
United
Jan
:■
47c
14%C:
9c
.
••
,
Ltd...—_—___L1
*
Corp
Corporations
United
Mar
40c
Asbestos
;
-m •:,
•
Line
Ltd
of Canada
Gas
United
Feb
13
14%
-
Union
United
Jan
1.30
30c
§
Ltd
5c
19
3 00
Mountain Oil Pipe
\ J',!". •'
-I''. V '
.15^/2
...
40c
1.35
1,600
-
Jan
24c
.
Feb
300
30c 33 %c
!
8/2c
"
•
17y2
Mar
113
5,000
7.00
.1.50
1512
-1
Ltd—
Freezers
Canada
9c
"
31c
1
Trans
•\\;V
Feb
19
•
1
Mines
Jan
7.G25
9c
f?c
;
*
Ltd
36c
1.50
i
1
Petroleum Corp Ltd
24,850
6.25
*
•
Ltd
Exploration
Titan
Jan
11%
10
Ltd
Limitee
A
A
Dalfen's
Denault
Dolsan
Tib
:
-1
Ltd
Mines
1.60
High
Apr
13c
119
--
Mines Ltd.^—•—-----1
Mines
Tazin
Jan
90c
Lake
Tache
Talisman
Apr
44
Jan
4c
6,105
Co
Apr
6
Apr
:39%
6,335
1.25
Ltd
Mills
Gas
Apr
118
33c
6.7o
16%
25,200
-
:1 ;
ij
Petroleum Ltd
Supertest
Apr
35c
,,
5!/i Mar
3,150
1
1
Textile
7c
1.65
600
•;
115
—
-1
Mines Ltd
Gold
Low
•.
•
15c
13c
—
Trans
4oyi
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Consol
Consumers
Mar
Feb
41/2C
■
Jan
30c
,
6C
a55c
Feb
2% c Feb
/
5
34C
6c
10c
Jan
16%
1.45
pfd
—
Rock
--
1
100
...
1 Mines Ltd——
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Yellowknife
Quebec
Ltd
-Mines
Warrants
Jan
19,500
16%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Services.;—
Air
Jan
a50c
•
Consolidated
7c
34c
8partan
9c
4¥2c
6c
Jan
sy2c
al.00
——
Apr
2.71
17,500
4c
1
Consolidated
Monpas
6c
Apr
Ltd..
Canada Power 6%
Southern
13,000
33,200
-
7c
.
Jan
1.71
Mines
Dui iult
South
Jan
al.00
1^.
Feb
8.40
f
Shares
Low
——-_•—T_*
Stores "A"
Sobey's
Jan
4c
.
6¥2C
6c
•
.
4%c
4
1
Mines Ltd
Pacific Ltd..:
——
6%c
•
Preferred
Consolidated
'
Jan
4c
53,040
35
Sales
for Week
Range
.••Par
High
Apr
7.60
3,500
1.71
•
•
33
3,350
5c
Ltd____l
Consol Central Cadillac Mines
Consolidated Div Standard Sec "A"
7.35
1.77
1
1
1
-—1
1
1-50
Corp
Chibougamau Copper
75
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
34
7.00
7.00
1
:
Ltd
Minerals
34
.MM*
•
Ltd
Mines
Manitoba
Chemall'jy
Chess
Oils
Shares
.
Week's
las*
stocks
Low/ High
•
•
class A
Products
Food
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
,
.
(nLange for Week Ended April 13)
Friday
Week's
Friday
Catelli
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1838)
42
-
-Feb
•pa- --ppt,
4.25
Feb
Volume
Number 6151
195
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1839)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Canadian
General
Canadian
General Securities
Class B
Electric
pfd
28
class
38%
A~*
1714
Husky Oil
Canadian
17%
21%
21%
6%
3,385
17%
6%
100
6 Va
Imperial
Bank
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Long
Canadian
Marconi.
2.50
1,540
2.20
14%
15%
3,430
123/4
'—
9
9
100
f
10
Gas—
2.20
14%
•
1
66% X
65%
10%
11%
•
14
1
common—i
5%
65 %
Apr
8'A
40%
$5
Cos common,,
preferred
•
16%
Jan
Investors
45
Apr
Iroquois
32
104
162
162
.—_25
25%
25
25%
13%
13%
13%
11%
37
37%
250
37
46
46%
263
-45
Petrofina
Tire
preferred
Corp
class
10
1
•
A
Canadian
*.
Utilities
Canadian
Westn
5%
preferred
5 Va %
preferred
Canadian
X
:
27
K
P
200
17
Jan
21%
22
250
163/a Mar X/X
16% Mar
X 22
X*
.-1
29y2
common.!
1
X
common
Feb
Jan
16%
21
21
14
9
19 % Mar
20
Feb
21
14
Feb
18 % Mar
3,885
3.85
•
14%
Feb
16% Mar
675
8%
Jan
12%
160
8%
14%'
40
1
160
—
9,495
13%
Jan
8%
1,975
7%
Jan
8%
Feo
6.00
6.50
4,725
6.00
Feb
8.95
Jan
•
21%
21
22
14,195
•
19%
19%
19%
t 11,132
107
107
preferred—
100
i
Crown
•
Ltd.;
Trust
L
XX
X
_
Nest_
Crush
International
Class
A
1
—
preferred
1
Dale
Estate
,_100
Feb
109
Feb
18*
Apr
19
Jan
18
Apr
9%
2,395
9
Jan
11
Electro
125
12
Jan
13%
Feb
15
16
59
9%
r 117
.
Dominion
Lime
Dominion
Steel
&
Tar
Dominion
Match
Ltd
Emco
5,105
44
Jan
21%
Feb
27
8%
Jan
13%
8.65
600
4.50
Feb
5,564
7%
470
10
10
475
J.Q
.
"
••
1J0%
10V2
•
Preferred
X
il
Fleet
-
Ford
A
Ford
.'
Foundation
Fraser
French
56
.32%
-5,435 X
X .1.00
16
5,683
Jan
18% Mar
55
Feb
56
28
Mar
Jan
33
32
32
100
32
Feb
34%
Jan
23'A
.3,017
21
Jan
23%
Jan
11
325
10
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
Mar
•
10%
10%
760
10%
13%
13%
495
11% Mar
18
3,695
16 V,
29
30%
1,670
27% Mar
5
5%
(.00
:
■t:
—
3.05
-f'P.
./ 28%
55
fi
'
3.00
—*
46%
*
—;
—i
V 129
100
8
170
6
6
500
.1.00
151
13V2
13%
-152
13%
30
Jan
8
Mar
6
3.50
3.50
3.60
66c
3.50
1.15 Mar
175
Mar
Jan
preferred
——100
5%r<v' "A"
oreferred..—
Bakeries
General, Devolopment
General Dynamics
Globe
Steel
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
4.10
Jan
3.25
Jan
3.70
Feb
33'A
30%
33%
58!A
57%
58 3/8
80c
84c
80c
•
A
10%
Paner
Lakes
Power
B
Gas
Coal
Farms
Hees
preferred
Huron
&
Co.—
Life
Oil
Class
Loeb
A
1
Acceptance
preferred
7%
McCabe
M
E
Apr
•19% Mar
Milton
Containers class
Monarch
Knitting
Montreal
Locomotive
Minerals
Machine
fJohn)
—"
Steel
Wire
B
Quebec
Natural
Gas
common..,
Ontario Loan &
Ontario
Steel
Page
Parker
Warrants
,
International
Bronze
1X___X
Powders
—-
Phantom
Industries
Photo
Premier
Natural
Quebec
Feb
V)
(A
12
Apr
12%
Rolland
25
Apr
26
Apr
14,922
Mar
•
1.40
54
Apr
3.30 Mar
Apr
60% Mar
For footnotes, see page 45.
Jan
90
Mar
Jan
60 y2
Apr
19
1,845
16% Jan
19
259
16'A
600
20%
21'A
3,285
15
15%
270
1*%
14%
14%
387
12 %
13%
690
>
12%
60
59
60%
11,744
20%
20%
21'A
32
31%
32%
50%
50%
9
82
37
20
37
Jan
Feb
Feb
28% Mar
Feb
21% Mar
Jan
15%
Feb
13%
14 %
Apr
Apr
12%
13 Va
Jan
Jan
62 '/2
Jan
19%
Jan
31'A
695
Jan
57%
25
6.50
19 %
Jan
X 13
3,580
X
9%
6.25
81 %
9%
—
19%
23% Mar
'
—
17%
Apr
22'A
3,077
5.80
Feb
50% Mar
8V2 Mar
,730
Feb
36
48 % Mar
10%
Jan
7.25
Apr
Jan
Jan
X
9
4.00
Feb
Apr
Jan
-60'
Feb
100
8
8%
22,140
15%
15%
¥•:.
3.75
32%
8
100
340
340
00
6%
7
3,481
6%
1.80
55
310
9%
Feb
15 %
62%
Apr
3.20
Mar
360
-
8"%
Apr/
1.65 Apt.
100
Jan
10V4
2.60
Feb
53
11%
Feb
37 Va Mar
6%
408
11%
1.65
53
Jan
Apr
2.50
3,308
53
11%
1.65
55
Mar
4.75
Apr
Jan
Feb
14'A
Feb
9
25 J/2
8yB Mar
-
910
64 %
Jan
11%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
6%
6V2
275
6
Mar
11
11
11%
275
11
Mar
11%
14
14
14
235
13
Apr
15%
5%
20%
5%
3,175
5
Apr
6
Mar
20%
280
Apr
20'A
Apr
5%
•
6%
7
1,200
•
common
A
,
class A
5%
5%
6
81%
82
20%
3,306
81%
271
6%
\
X
6%
Febv
8
Jan
Jan
8 - Mar
7V4 Jan
X
5% Mar
81%
Jan
87
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
Cement
class
Salada
Foods
Seven
25
555
10%
10%
3,000
10%
Apr
13%
14%
3,715
11%
Jan
14% Mar
18
18%
705
15%
Jan
19% Mar
22%
22%
500
22 y»
100
95
101% 102%
1.05
10,751
14%
14 y*
15%
10,562
8.50
8.50
9.00
1,170
Class A
4.50
150
4.50 Mar
10
10%
2,610
•
Water
&
Power
10%
common.*
22%
,
1
V
Silverwood
K
D
Slater
Dairies
class
A
10
22
Mar
1 99
:.X
12%
13
552
12%
29'A
30 y2
2,894
27%
12%
12%
1,184
3,204
Ltd
Foods
B
Bros
29
Canada
Steinberg
class
Trusts
Superior Propane
8
300
13%
13%
1,150
8,207
84%
1
—
10
common
48%
•
1,105
12%
8
——•
A
Sterling
12%
12%
13%
-
--aw
Jan
11'A
8
4.60
16
Feb
8
Mar
15
12% Mar
78'A
83
85%
22'A
120
22
Mar
48%
49
295
48
% Mar
14%
14%
200
13%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
32 y2 Mar
3.75 Mar
22%
—
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
4.15
Jan
Jan
20 y8
210
307/»
•
9%
1,855
31
Jan
Jan
Jan
32>A Mar
4.20
■v
Jan
12%
31%
,
19%
—•
14 Va
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mari
13%
19%
*
class
42%
Apr
19
13
19%
——•
Paving
27 y2
Feb
Feb
Jan.
7
1,542
13%
20
,
26 %
39% Mar
30'A
5.50
11%
23 Va Mar
150
•
common
Brock
Stedman
of
II,001
41%
*
Steel
Preferred
Steel
24
24%
12%
'
•
12 V2
>
Apr
41
•
*
Manufacturing..,—
19
14% Apr
22%
50
preferred
1.25
8.40 Mar
4.50
24%
Shawinigan
106
Mar
95c
*
Arts
22%
Jan
Mar
81c
105
—
Holdings class A
c Apr
liya Mar
Jan
•
Ltd
Warrants
Selkirk
Feb
24%
—1
Gas
Jan
84% Mar
14%
*
100
Corp common
preferred
A
Maurice
Jan
25
'
•
A
11
10%
•
*
Lawrence
Class
Li
Stanley
Mar
1,405
37
Jan
22 Va Mar
7 50
8%
8%
25
Lawrence
Standard
1.86
4.00
8'/a
36%
—
8%
Jan
6
25
Jan
22
4,788
V2
34% Mar
23%
Feb
28
23%
23%
23%
-
*
Southam
Jan
275
•
Preferred
Stafford
Jan
9
16
Jan
19% Mar
Mar
Mar
-'j
12% Mar
Jan
6%
Jan
5
2,670
6%
18
29
100
13
9
Apr
23
175
2,555
5%
12%
Mar
Jan
2
23
34%
12%
56
*
Jan
*
S
18% Mar
39
23
—
*
Simpsons Ltd
Apr
Jan
34% Mar
X
83%
79
Apr
5.50
Mar
4,267
Jan
Jan
-'100-
.X 81
sy«
23
X
Jan
6% Mar
-
—
605
81%
50
Apr
'
—,
80'A
34%
-47%
Mar
50
80%
Feb
.
15
77
10
Apr
755
1,585
1,025
8,223
23%
X
Apr
Apr
Apr
86'A
18%
X
Jan
60'A;
23%
21
"Jan
10y2
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Jan
52%
18%
18%
15%
Feb
8% Mar
6%
153
•
48%
86
10
10% Mar
48%
■
200
1,850
29%
48%
10%
2,300
8,676
'
10%
9%
50
1.45 Mar
15%
11%
31%
25 Va
12 y2 Mar
11
30%
-20
5,355
8%
48%
125
15%
8%
495
200
14
11'A
6%
950
15%
*
17 % Mar
28
46%
—10
52%
1.60
Feb
•
Pall
of
Apr
20%
41%
Mall
Apr
4.10 Mar
Feb
1.50
86
1,430
(1956)
Paper class
Rothmans
Apr
1,017
20%
43%
100
Ltd
Can
Preferred
Apr
>
43%
rV9% Feb
*
St
677
26
% 27%
31%
43 Va
57
Bldg common
15%
-
31
Feb
2.75
-
47%
1.50
Apr
28%
56
common
12,850
•----IE
Jan
28 >A
I,018
2.60
common
A
Jan
111
12%
18%
8%
1,141
29 %
''
Class
Jan
12
400~
255
29
29
57
A
Rapid Grip Batten
13,230
X
1
Minerals•i__5
class
St
X
8%
..
28'A
——
Milk
Jan
19%
8%
2.55 Mttr
Feb
28%
—100
Preferred
12 Ye
5%
8%.
1.75' Jan'
X
29%
,
1
Warrants
Quinte
Apr
6.25
Feb
16 J/4
Jan
2.65
Gas
Industries
*
3.00
100
(Hugh)
.
1,400
—20«
Trust
Russell
1.245
2.85
*
Russell
4,135
2.80
1—- X"81/a
;
Ore
Feb
5%*
2.85
•
Iron
Apr
173/4
Apr
*
Corp
20
19
2.15
*
Engravers
Power
Premium
64%
5%
8,211"-*
1.28
common
common
Jan
-
2.00
*
:—____
Pipeline
Jan
X 17%
1.80
10
common
Drilling,
Pembina
149
-
com...*
',-X-_—X—u_X—X——1125-
International
1.05
25%
19
Jan
1.85
7% Mar
33y4
Penmans
153/4
_I
13%
*
49%
>
Jan
•
16%
:
11
100
Ilersey
48 %
20
40
*
54
Jan
11%
5
preferred
Products
40
5%
11%
•
common
3,731
824
Jan
11%
Oshawa Wholesale
3,580
100
iiuti
23
...—50
Debenture
5.00
5%
Apr
2.50
10
Feb
i
19%
83/4
Jan
22
1
-
Utilities
64%
5%
40
Apr
2.20
1,045
•
Gas
—
Telephone
Warrants
Northwest
'15%
X
6%
'
,_i
Preferred
Natural
59
83/4
4o
pn 0
22%
*
:
Power common
—
19%
•"
100
22
-*
Ontario
17% Mar
5.00 Mar
Apr
Feb
40
2.45 >
22%
*
1
Preferred
Jan
3.60
2.40
X
2.40 **-<•
3,230
•
Car
Northern
15
53
40
.
*
common.
Northern
6.951
'
Feb
Feb
8%
—5
Mines
Northern
Feb
111%
Apr
1.60
Feb
14 Va Mar
110
7%
*
17%
50
104%
:x
8
•
...
16%
573
473
Feb
24% Feb
Mar
175
5
_'.
17% Mar
X
_*
Works
Products
Noranda
103
Jan
Jan
4.25
Jan
107
18%
National
12%
2.30
*
common
Preferred
Class
40
•
National Grocers common
Niagara
v
2.30
>;
"/■
19%
105 %
107
'xvbv ■'
Drue & Chemical common—•
National
Jan
53
16 'A
58%
15%
5.50
20% Mar
13 Va Mar
15%
4.950
53
17% Jan
2,435
58%
17%
4.25
14,145
19%
15%
,16%
5.50
21% Jan
—•
Apr
A_—..
3,050
•
Moore Corp common
91c
:
—„•■%'
class
A
A
Trust
Montreal
360
535
22
Jan
X*
class
Monarch Fine Foods
4,000
|
21%
3.00
51
40
1.00
48%
21%
Jan
'
31%
4,844
10%
Mar
•
Brewery
B
Preferred
Neon
Jan
3.25
49
•
common
Brick—
Class
10%
Apr
9% Mar
*
Industries Gas
143%
y
8%
•
Midwest
4.60
__.____100
34 y2 Mar
9,230
3.10
•
Light & Powder
'91c
6%
Feb
7,845
Jan
715
20
4.50
.
33%
50
20
Mexican
7 > Mar
Jan
23% Mar
Feb
31%
210
9«/a
-
Apr
Feb
81
49%
*
Prop
Preferred
Roe
135
33%
9
18%
22%
50
100
Canadian
15%"
—iu—_^_50
River
common
Grain
C
P
48%
4.86%
Powell
Robin Nodwell
330
"'■"j/
Apr
•
Metro Stores common
Jan
'
9'
Feb
Jan
10V2
9%
•
Jan
-
—5
Jan
3.15
preferred
3.50
53
33
9% X 9%
x
X:X,
*
Maxwell Ltd
3.05
1,310
'
50
Feb
59 :: ; 60
865
."*■
io5y2105 y2
Apr
59 y2
230
32%
1GB%
Apr
X
23%
31%
100
6%
52%
3.60
16,925
2.30
41c
18%
23%
15%
2.25
345
16%
23%
13%
330
8,003
23
15 %
1,570
1.40
21%
12%
1,740
4.05
Feb
12%
63/4
523A
18%
15 Vs
2.60
55c
Apr
19%
6%
3.75
17%
•
10
52%
640
•
Feb
.1
Apr
18
•
8%
1.40
Fpb
37
10%
*17%
30
!
A
Bloedel
4,690
3.85
common
preferred
Preferred
6% Mar
Apr
14
Jan
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4%%
preferred
10
52%
Inland Cement Co preferred___,i.___-lo
Inland
300
105 X
Jan
33
Maple Leaf Mills common
16%
*
Industrial
Inglis
73A
35
12
7 "7
X::X".26..
pfd—30
Ltd
(M)
Macmillan
Mai-
7% Mar
105 106%'
850
37
17%
21%
v.>!(
warrants—
2.60
'
Feb
3.80
13%
<7
50
17%
_10
X—
common
1st
Preferred
9%
,l-
4.25
3.60
,;X.7X
17%
*
2.30
*
Assurance.—
A
pfd
class
2.30
,
class
B
9%
*
...
preferred
Ingersoll
1st
B
Cos
Class
Revelstoke
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
2.80
Apr
10>/4
8.10
105
2.50
Jan
10,740
Jan
12 %
6,730
Jan
12'A
x
12%
•
common..
Groceterias
6.30
v
9.555
20
Industries
Class
Jan
48
8%
2.60
Jan
7%
1.80
Apr
1.50
9%
1,800
2o
Tobacco
Industrial
162
Jan
6% Mar
5,360
2.50
7'A
Apr
,X6
15,833
7.20
_20c
—^
-
Imperial
5 %&
Apr
46
9
100
10%
Reitman
•
+
Erie
2.25%,
148
1
300
8%
6%
1,425
vX>ttoOj
Feb X
9%
Jan
8%
y
6%
Jan
16% Mar
,14% Apr
1.50
X
*
19%
.100
—
Imoerial
6%
90
47
7%
5.00
10%
.
Ja.l
Apr
.
3.20
Apr
5J>'/2
Jan
•
/,,
Pittfield^
Imperial
Feb
7%
19%
Feb
9
Apr
Apr
16%
64%
Feb
2.75
435
47
17%
:>
6'
3,040
6
3.75
Apr
5,610
1.50
X
7
*
X
XX
14%
6%
'..Xm
Jan
Mar
425
1,814
•
-
Dauch
A-
Feb
11%
4.50
'
Feb
1.20
13c
48%
3,500
—25
(Geo Hi
Hinde
Feb
Mar
Feb
5.00
Preferred
Home
95c
7%
1.00
.I'',;"
11%
Apr
47
173/4
10
*
Harding. Carpels
3.20
<9%
9
*
Mar
8c
38
18%
•
*
common
J'Z7
6%
3.10
'•
80c
Jan
18
*_•
Lines
1st
60%
Jan
10%
4.50
10% Mar
4,525
145,947
■»
22%
7.05
•
Saddlery
Guaranty Trust
Hardee
38%
Jan
58c
100
warrants
Hardee
Jan
55%
11
6%
x;x 315
10c
26
17%
*
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
—1
Greyhound
92c
26%
%.
*
Greater
1956
30
11% Mar
—
class A_.
Jan
Feb
2.50
B
3.90
Apr
18
1
common..
3.35 Mar
hcD
17%
—a.,
West
Great
1,220
1,301
Jan
X
X 10,604
;
21%
•
warrants
West
Class
15% Mar
47
7%
:>
Feb
20 y2
7.10
Northern
Class
12% Mar
149 149%
;i
Feb
2t> v2
•
-
common
Warrants-
Great
Jan
Feb
12% Mar
9"%
.
Warrants
Great
103%
109 %
•
2,523
47
•
*
Lakes
493
Jan
11%
•
——
Great
Mar
Mar
11%
Jan
11
50
:
14
37%
.10%
*
class A
Great
100
105
'
17,100
common
class
r"30% Mar
10
Jan
9%
4.80
Jan
25
14% Mar
Jail
3.50
330
13%
,
Drilling cl A__50c
^
Mack ay
B
86
107
12%
1
&
Wares
preferred
Class
102
,107
21 %
7%
7zo
Preferred
12%
—
—
Mar*
3.80 Mar
Jan
11%
2,920
13%
Goodyear Tire Canada
'4%
101%
32
1%
Envelopes
Gordon
>
—-r—1
Motors
General Petroleum
Genera]
31%
102
100
:—•
—
General
31'A
•
17
1.430
v
8,376
Loblaw
25% Mar
120
26
415
..
Jan
150
100
26%
Jan
21%
700
3.50
Trailer.._1—1J„—_i_——*
Gatineau Power common—
5 'Ay
11%
83c
2.50
25
Preferred
Mar
99% Mar
1,015
;
26
Loblaw
Feb
Jan
1,220
26
3.60
57% Mar
Mar
,
275
26
Jan
Mar
3.65
:.24
.
Apr
8
585
10
preferred—.
6
28
ji
7,150
24%
96c
23%.
*
—
"Apr
30%
Jan
•;
101% 101%
152
v
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Jan
22
Levy
Feb
Jan
Apr
320
8
—
12 %
15
Apr
28%
v24%'
5
Feb
3,600
96c
•
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3.05
5
55
—;
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,
17%
3.05
.10
.
13
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Overland
General
3.55
6%
•
A
Leland
23% Mar
22%
\
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20
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Fruehauf
Feb
Mar
20
Molsons
22%
17%
class
preferred
preferred
Modern
1,123
"•J-
Co
3.40
•'v.-'"'
3
Financial
Jan
69% Mar
11
3,300
8
•,j.' ;•''
-
1
common
preferred
Jan
23
56
Cement
2.15
Jan
130
$2
21% Mar
...
(U S)
Companies\
;
Mar
$1.25
$1.40
Mar
14%
Feb
30%
.1—
Canada
of
12
19»/2
17
: 18 -i
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Co
Feb
Feb
12% Mar
V
•
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Corp
Motor
11%
9,506 X
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.
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Fleetwood
Mar
11
10
;
preferred..."
common
Jan
8
18,114 X
;
;•
X
Products
Fibre
Fittings
67% Mar
•
20%
.
——_——
class
Apr
14%
17
X 23'A
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:
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Feb
10%
-
'Jan
13%
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Warrants.
Federal
1,060
,
'
Farms
18
Feb
5.80
86
1.65 Mar
58%
2,004
4.10
*
1
Secord
Lauren title
9.25 Mar
7% Mar
X 8%
Mar
50
22%
!;
Fanny: f armer' Candy_,,_—*_,1
Federal
.11
62
;
Feb
20%
;
Famous Players Canadian—i
.
3.60
Apr
6,360
65%
common
Preferred
3.20
2,501
7%
,
;
X
17%
,3.10
r 9Va
Feb
Mar
13
49
64%
common..^
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Exquisite
I
2,400
65%
common
—.
3.25
%•:**']y4
„—
117
22%
common.,:
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Paper
Jan
48
Brewery
:_„_*
Dupont Co —.——_—32%
Eddy
108
12%
Dow
Eddy
35
10% Mar
8.10
23.50
Textile
Jan
1
Preferred
Dominion
8
22%
___XX——13s/a\
• *- X* 20 % f
Chem
Jan
1,312
23%
12 y2
-
:
——_
&
60
Mar
common—*
Steel Coal
DominiohJStores
Feb
20
48%
•
—
Magnesium
Dominion
3.20
.•
Foundry
53
50
22%
•
Warrants
Laura
Apr
300
V
117
>:
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i
16
21%
9%
"
13% Mar
60
21%
3,500
Gas
Ontario
5%%
•
common
Dominion
12
11 %
10
Jan
12%
r
7,204
63%
12
90c
10
18% Mar
9%
*
Jan
125
:
21%
;
Bridge.
109
875
__
10
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
106
30
Feb
12%
15%
—10
XX—-—.
;
Jan
18
V
Distillers
107
Jan
22 %
'
common
X—1—
25
9%
•
•
!
Ltd
70
109
Jan
18% Mar
18%
9%
•
j
Crows
1.90
61
Feb
8'A
Feb
3.55
—10
—XX...
Preferred
Jan
18
'/MX
Credit
21
16
18
18
B
107
108%
LL
:
:
Lake
Feb
90c
Jan
7%
10
A
—
Lambton Loan
Jan
8%
10
1
Lakeiand
Jan
11%
8'A
•
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170
Apr
8% Mar
354
15
Jan
\ 6.25
1
A -L_——1-.X-
(R
Feb
1,670
Mining & Smelting
Crain
Mar
4.65
10
;h
8%
15
Jan
16%
160
8%
Jan
100
1
14%
200
*
4.25
15%
•
435
14
4.10
9%
-*
Imperial
5.00
77%
3.95
_•
Warrants
19%
Jan
'
•
class
Common
7%
4.15
•
Cement
34%
Consumers Gas common—__—
Cosmos
Feb
.
Lafarge
Apr
Apr
r
Coronation
Apr
7
200
XX6%
A
Canada
1
5%
*
Corby Distillery class A
46c
7%
'
•
common
Labatt
29'A
10
common
Building
.'
700
3.95
class
of
320
-:Xv__
•
_1
Warrants'
Douglas
2,300
19
,
850
1.70
17%
1
Warrants
30
!*
—•
:
22% Mar
52 % M^r
•
4,016
.
—
Kelvinator
5%
19
X—_1_*
1
!
Kelly
5%
"
J
5.15
61
10
'29%
5%
X___X_*
National
B
Jan
16%
Bakeries
Class
Apr
48 %
50c
8C
Apr
27%
16%
Consolidated
Class
56
102%
220
84%
1.75
-
*
Warrants
Jan
47 y2 Mar
83
Jan
Feb
Jan
7y8
Mar
•
Preferred
X_—
Preferred
14% Mar
Feb
42%
46c
84
•
10
;
Jockey Club Ltd
44
99'
990
High
89
2,582
7
warrants
Jan
18
-I—
:
51%
25c
A
Service.
Lake
Apr
:
51
51
8
preferred
Public
B
Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Class
Apr
27%
16%
-i,
Enterprises
Consolidated
Class
770
20
Life
Jefferson
21
10
'
Jamaica
17%
Properties
Confederation
2,691
X'w 162
Feb
20
Cellulose
Conduits
Feb
class
Syndicate
Jan
18
Class A—1
Columbia
Combined
Mar
25
105
27%
;
Dunlop
156
"44%
Discount
Pipe Line
Steel
PiDe
Glass
Apr
34%
Mar
26%
Development
Cochrane
6%
Feb
102
21,165
J
102% 102 %
.
'
C
30%
70
200
com__X_*
Gas
Westinghouse—.
Canadianwide
^,102%^
•
-
-
*
Natural
4%
:' '• 46
——100
pfd
Vickers
Canadian
3,749 '
*
43%
78 Vt Mar
5.15
Feb
104
Commercial
Intel-provincial
Intel-provincial
Feb
31%
Coqunon 4,
Apr
Jan
"•
Canadian
Jan
11%
5
".
Canadian
..
31%
44%
•
72%
\:H
16,754
46c
Common
14
—„100
.
Inter-Provincial
Feb
82
Mar
26
X—100
—
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
79%
5
common
Vi
Bldg Credits 1959 wts
-
Shares
High
81
25
Interprov
862
r
Railway
preferred
Canadian
Pacific
15%
Low
•
Preferred
Feb
2,836
-5%
^,
—
8%
Jan
12
Jan
'
Canadian. Oil
Utilities
85,397
45
5%
International
3.25
Apr
Mar
6,895
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Nickel
8%
Jan
9
19,881
14 ,14%
Island—-.—
Co——;
:
66%
1034
;—2.50
>
International
24
Apr
Feb
19%
21 % Mar
18,265
X'X/Xt;X/.
40%
Apr
'
Sale Price
High
37% Mar
2.25
Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice Machine common.:_.
Canadian
,90
Sales
Range'
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38%
6Va
1
Warrants
Canadian
17%
STOCKS
Shares
High
Ji-*
—
Canadian
38
Week's.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended April 13)
Sales
Range
Par
43
,
Jan
Jaa
Mar
Jaa
87% Mar
25
Jan
49
Mar
15%
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1840)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
Low
High
•
Preferred
15%
15%
3,120
13
100
20
100
Jan
1.40
1.40
•
1.50
1.35
1,225
15% Mar
102
Captain
Feb
Tamblyn
Texaco
common
Thompson
Iron
55
56%
990
5418
Apr
60
*
5%
5%
5%
100
5%
Feb
6
10
66%
66
66%
13%
13%
*
Bank
Works
Towers Marts
200
55%
J
Dominion
Toronto
'
■'
class A——;
*
preferred J-
_100
preferred
Canada Pipeline
50%
6,172
50%
300
100
of Canada
B
—
Virginia
&
36%
36%
37
1,600
26
Jan
7%
7%
7%
10%-
'9%
10%
53
53
9%
9%
10
21%
21%
22%
,
30%
Apr
6%
6%
1,925
*
16c
17c
7,700
6%
•
6%
7%
6%
Trans
5%c Jan
—1
Apr
Consolidated
5%
Jan
Consolidated
Feb
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
56%
57%
7,442
54%
Jan
59%
Jan
Consolidated
Marcus Gold Ltd—
4.40
4.40
4.70
1,275
3.55
Jan
4.85
Feb
Consolidated
Mic
2.40
2.40
2.45
410
2.35
Feb
2.85
Jan
Consolidated
Apr
23%
18%
18
16
Feb
Golden
Arrow
Halliwell
Warrants
2
2.00
1
12%c
1.
25%c
Mar
22%
Feb
Consolidated
Apr
40%
Jan
Consolidated Negus Mines_
9%
9%
10%
3,130
9
Mar
10%
Jan
Consolidated
Northland
35
Feb
35%
Feb
Consolidated
Pershcourt
1
18c
14c
1.05 Mar
1.55
Feb
Consolidated
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
39c
37c
Mines
Mine—
45c
715
Feb
59c
Feb
18%
18
18%
2,449
18
Jan
19%
Jan
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines
20%
20%
21%
2,960
19
Jan
22% Mar
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines—
99
99%
535
Consolidated
West
9.75
10
5,274
107% 107%
15
40c
100
99%
107%
$2.80
50
•
8%
•
pfd
29%
39
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
3
16%
*
AND
1
•.
Mines.
Leduc
Pete
Arjon
Gold
80c
25,828
38c
40c
7,600
3%c
3c
3%c
70,626
Dickenson
Jan
Dome
Jan
Dome
Donalda
Mar
26c
Jan
22 %c
Mar
•
4^
V
,4——1
D uvan
41c
Feb
6c
Mar
9.50
2,008
8.00
Jan
10V4 Mar
East
1,125
9.15
Apr
10 % Mar
East
700
9,800
1.37
12c 16%c
1.15
Jan
Copper
Oils
Feb
Duvex
Feb
13%c Jan
16c
Feb
East
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
Elder
44,800
92c
Jan
1.37
Apr
Eldrich
92,000
8c
Jan
16 %c
Apr
El
1.00
1.10
66c
77c
151,394
-
87c
1.17 Mar
Feb
45c
6,000,
Jan
93c
Jan
'
36c
Jan
Sol
■
Jan
Jan
Eureka
75c
-
16,000
14%c
3,450
1.00
Feb
1.19
8,000
5c
Feb
7%c
Apr
Apr
Fargo
7c
11 %c
Jan
Fa lima
10c
Jan
Francoeur
7c
7%c
4,300
7c
Jan
•9c
11,090
8c
Feb
Mines-
1
6c
6c
20,600
5%c
Feb
7c
Jan
3.40
3.50
2,300
3.25
Jan
3.70
i
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.
Mines
*
23
25%
1.24
1,29
23
—>B»
.1
21 %c'
$3
-
9.25
.23:
25%
9.30.
25%
1»24'
25
■
1,
_
•
—
.
'
'
.
:'
'
—50c
21c'21,%C
21c
Vv"
—
10
'
23c
1/
.
•
22
485
24% Mar
53c
59c
47c
47c
11%
12
10c
9V2C
16c
Mar
Jan
Jan
5c
Mar
19&i»Jan.;s :-Jt
•
?
52c
.'13,042
^
•
11%
31c
15,397
,§4c
v
50c
'
72,125
;:
12%
Jan
24c
Jan
t> 27c
Jan
24c
;
.
Mar
Jan:.V
11c
14% c
13c
15c
5%c
5 V2 c
6%c
36c
35c
39c
Jan
44c
y
64c
Mar
50c
Jan
Mar
:
12% Mar
Jan
10
2,320
■:.'
9c
1
1
Oils
Farwest
5c
5c
50c
v.,
3.60 Mar
420
Feb
64c
Mar ':
10,918
23% Mar
4.05 Jan
28%
Jan
HVa
Apr
151/4
Jan
8c
4,780
2.23
2.21
Jan
121/2 c
Feb
1.70
1.56
1
10c
1
—
5%c
5%c
17 c
17c
59
56%
60
•
Mining
2.10 Mar
2.49
Jan
1.65
Apr
1.90
Jan
81,650
1.51
Jan
1.80
29,500
10c
5c
v
V,
Mar
9,200
Jan
15 VaC
1,460
;
1.80
Frobislier
3.05
1.80 Mar
'
Apr
4.20 Jan
.
12c
Feb
22c
Mar
64,200
5c
Jan
11c
Mar
v
6c
Jan
:
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Man
Feb
55c
7,160
21 %c
8,000
6c
9c
6%c
7%c
13,000
12 %c
13c
2,111
6c
5%c
_•
;
6c
1
45c
2.14
2.05
2.30
1
,
10c
Feb
Jan
Great
Jan ■'
Gulch
Jan
Gull'
7c
1.35
2,255
58c
2.49
Jan
10c
Mar
14c
Feb
Jan
12c
%
1.05
,V
9.50
10
28 %c
34c
5%c
-7c
30 %c
1
—
10
—^—1
—
35c
1
:
r
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;
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Lead
- - -
'
37%c
1
:
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21c
2.91
"'lie
lie
12c
13
12%
14
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8c
9c
;
1
1
i
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9.30
8.70
5%c
16c
23fc
..
12c
y
Jan
16c ..Jan
7,265 V
1278
.
..;.
39,000
8.35
13,677
2.35
44,000
,
13c
19 %c
'
Jan-
/
Jan a-
■
5c
Apr
Jan
34c
j
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Jan
1.09
11
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Jan
»•
Apr.
Jan
9c
3 7 V2 c
Apr !
20c
Jan,:-.^
Mar
Apr
/ Jan
.
24c
>.
4.15
■
Jan
24c
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Mar
15 %
■*.
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Mar
38c
Jan
Mar
Jan
29% Mar
•
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:Jan;.:!
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18,000 --
V
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Jan.
Feb
16c
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'2.80 Mar-»
68,195 "•> -10c
.
f
6V2C
2.35
22 VaC
5,735
9.40
-6c
;
19,250
.
15c 17. Vac
15c
1
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold
-
3.00
1
—
:
.
-19,257
15c
2.91
*
—
1
5c
3 ,100
-
1
^
Develon
13c
.<
/: 148,100
1
Mines
8%
-1,964
,
18c
34c
36c
r
78c
V
7,800
.200,300«
v
6,100
19c
Rights
Plains
17c
jfj 10c
20,900
r.
,
28%c 37%c
17 %c.
!
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Mines
Granduc
11c
19c
Mar
_1
Mining
Grandroy
Apr
45 c
11c
98c
$2
25 %
4,582
11c
1.00
1
Goldray
Jan
4%'C Mar
,33,400
7%c
Jan
Mines
Goldflelds
11c
7,700
10c
7c
•
Mar
Goldalc
29
28:%
,
%
17,500
1.
Glenn- Uran 'Mhies_--^.-.-__—-_^.T,L.4_l
5%c
33,250
;
47c
«_50o
Corp
—
Jan
10c
Mar
7%c
1
32c
15V2C
Feb
"19,200
12 %c
Mining. Corp
Apr
1.60\Jari
Jan
8c
•
1
27c
Apr
28%
30,810.
9c 10%C
1
-
16 %c Jan
9%cll%c
^^^1
.
—
•
Mine.
Glacier Explorers
1.20
28c
Ltd
Jan
48c
15c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Mascot
28c
8,000
7%c
Mines
Genex
Giant
Feb
20c
9,188
10,966
7,975
27 %e
Geco
Feb
Giant Yellowknife. Mines Ltd
55 c
8c
.
12c
9%c
Jan
31c
,.
Feb
1.26
ioc
26
15c
1
;
1.55
1.24
53c
28c
25% Mar
Jan
•
"
,
681/4 Jan
24,000
-
-i
10c
;
—_1
Ltd
8%c
20c
Apr
22V2C Mar
Feb V
64,300-
23%C 25 VaC
9c
2
Feb
8%c
1.60 Feb,
4,100
12,750
Jan
13 % c
.
56%-Apr J
7,680
'
12c 12%'c
24c
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Jan
4%c Mar
5,700
3.30
12c
1
Jan
Jan
6V2C
i
Apr
75c
-
.
7,100
1.76
1
;
:
_■
15c
6%c
-
29,000
'
3.15
1
Ltd:
Mining
'
6 Vac
:
1
1
Apr
11c
1
—
Jan
1.65
10c
Jan
4c
35c
1.70
1.64
10c
49,000
i29.450
144,000
:
2.25
1.68
49,961
6c
1
_1
Apr
4.lHiO '
;
10% Feb
Jan
480
1.26
•
*,
•
■—
8.85
18,280
t
23c
•
Mining
Mines
Jan
,21% Mar
f;
Feb
oe
l
Copper
Feb
Jan
17e
-
Jan
3VaC Mar
'
10c
11%
-
26c
8c
Beaver Loilge Mines
Jan
1.35
Jan
15c
9c
;
Corp
1.14
9c
Mines
12c
:
Jan
Jan
7c
21,100
12
Falconbridge Nickel
Faraday Uranium Mines
5c
Jan
iVlineral
&
Mining
22c
7%e
i
Jan
Apr
13c
'130,449
1
Mines
1.05
;
1
Bata Petroleums—
Beattie Ditcmesne
Bibis
2.35
7.25
17c
Mar
'.fi 14,000
•
20c
V
Mines
22c
i
1
Uranium
Hevcon
15VaC
3.90
Dynamic Pete
1.07
Barymin Exploration Ltd-—
.
21e
19%c 21 %c
17c
24%
Sullivan -Mines
14%c
\.
Mines—
Bethlehem
21c
21c
3.80
Malartic Mines-
14c
8c
54c
8%c
Mines
Trust
Apr
Feb
17
48,000
24%
Amphi Gold
9.40
12c 12 %c
1.29
—1
—
Mines
Eankfield-Cons
Belcher
1.17
JLOc
Jan
36c
13,100
14c
*
5c
5.099
1J500
12%c
—
Metals
4c
11c
1
7,050
7c
9.15
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Bankeno Mines
Base
3%c
3.85
Co
7c
47c
14c
Bailey Selbura Oil & Gas glass a.
1
5%
1st preferred-^25
Easka
4c
24%
:
Gaitwin Mining
Bar nut
'7c
•
.
985
1
—
—
9.10
9.15
Copper-
preferred
Apr
12%c Mar
-V
Jan
6.25
13c
8,650
2.50
Mines
7c
1
i
Gold Mines
Barex
:90c
14,500
*
:
6c
40c
5%% 2nd
Banff Oil—
10c
Jan
r
25c
Mines
45c
46c
1
:
Oil
River
>
FebFeb
*
'
Petroleum
Feb
15c
10c
v
1
Mines
7,675
*
Feb
Jan
53c
.
Feb
5c
9,708
7%c
;—1,
Devon Palmer Oils
Mar,
17,210
14c
20%
Jan
6 V2C Mar
21,350
7c
-
19c
Jan ;V
5V2C
•
C 23,508
20
Jan
34c
30c
4,000
-
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10%c
1,300
43c
13c
1
2.65
20c
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1.
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52c
18c
40c
1.24 .1.27
1
Mines
5%c Apr
14c 14% c
8%c
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1
Mines
Apr
2.15
8c
1.24
1
Pacific
Jan
20c
-1
Associated Arcadia Nickel-
Aumanue Gold
Denison
2%c Apr
1,80.1
9,310
1
Mines—
Rnffner
Delnite
:
Mar
2.45
13c
24c
23,129
C
73c
Jan
"
40c
47c
2.25
10.25c
——
Delhi
Jan
Jan
1.07
40c
/
1
Mines—
Gold
>
15c
50c
Mines
Horn
Feb
6.15
Feb
Mar
47c
1
Coast
5,5.0
62c
35 %c Mar
2.15
lOo
Mines—:
Yellowknife
5.845
47c
•
Warrants
6.00
2.25
20o
—
Explor__
Mines
Deldona
1.83
7.25
8%C'
.
Jan
'
Mines
Area
Deer
1
Anglo Huronian—
Ansil
Jan
Jan
73C
l
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Rouyn
Apr
15c
5.80
,
;
Jan
16,100
1.80
.
1.28
1.90 Feb
56,000
6.40
7.00
,
Mar
12c
86,900
*
14 %c
1.8O
•
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•
1
13c
40c
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>
Jan
Feb
45c
14,800
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Feb
80c
10c
1
Jan
*
Mines-
Anchor Petroleums
Amer
''
10c
9%c
7c
—-
Mar
40c
7c
8c
Jan
1.34
4.35
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7c
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6c
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1
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10c
6.00
*
Cusco
24 %c 25 %c
9%c
I
Crowpat Minerals
12c
•
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Courvan
Craigmont
*
%c
1
Zinc_.
Lead
67c
Mar
Mar
71c
92c
2,660.
14,800
7,450
10,400
10,100
2.03
1
Petroleum
Copper-Man Mines—,
Copper Rand Cliibotig—
Coulee
63c
1.98
: 12c 12
;,
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Apr
CI
:—--1
Exploration
2,100
212,680
'
1
Oils—
—
Lead
lie
Poplar—__—
'
27,681
40c
7%c
10c
1
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
32c
Red
Copper Corp Ltd-..
Jan
Mar
4.10 Mar
Jan
Conwest
Jan
6.35
45c
Feb
2.70
Mar
17%
4.50 Mar
40c
Feb
41
Consolidated
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
1
Explorations —
Amalgamated
2,685
.
__1
.
Cons
3.95
6%c
•...
_
Advocate Mines Ltd——
Agnico Mines Ltd—
Akaitclio Yellowknife
Gold
Pacific
200
40c
l
& Oil—-—
Alininex—
1,225
40c
Jan
8%
Jan
36% Jan
15% Mar
200
5.00
35
OILS
LttfJ-i—
Mines
Acme Gas
16%
3.75
3.75
7%
Apr
11% Jan
109% Feb
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
725
40c
Electric
9.75
1,500
4.50
class B
99 %
Feb
95
106
50
40
16%
warrants
Acadia. Uranium
29%
40c
g5c
40c
Mar
3.55
11,136
40c
^
95c
Feb
Jan
52c
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11,051
Jan
Jan
7c
.
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39c
-
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14c
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30c vjan i
7,275
5ci; Jan
1.80
89,858
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1
18
38
•
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Knitting
1.10
17
Industries class A
Class A
1.03
Mosher
,
325
40c
A
1——
&
1,03
1
1,863
10
Pass
(J)
1.25
• :
1.10 Mar
..
5,750
3.75
6,585
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Wood
1.09
3.55
Mogul——
'
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
*
White
1.20
3.70
•
18
L
class
Hardware
:
42c
•
Class B
preferred
1
*
38%
;,
1,050
86 preferred
40%c
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40c
f
38
17%
1.10
(Geo)
45c
40 %c
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47c
5,865
.
48c
34c
34c
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1
1
_—
38%
1.05
Aunor
3,660
1.30
1.10
Atlin
Jan
Jan
18%
Apr
Jali
Jan
•
6c
17c.
1.15
•
Feb
-
6c
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Jan
3 VaC
I: 6,400
1.33
♦
A
19c
;
lOVac
1
common
class
7c
Feb
5.270
•
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Mar
9c
7,499
•
Canada
5c
12c
4.45
14% Mar
i
20c
400
50
3,133
21,250
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19c
1,275
Feb
23%C Jan
Jan
11c
5%
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1.30
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9,166
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13%c Mar.,::
1
6c
2.00 Apr
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27c
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7
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5
16
5.50 Jan
:\28c;k Jan
1.25
1.25
16
5;30 Jan ;
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Jan
.-80c' " Jan-
.
Apr
1
Fenimore
Jan
07c
Jan
Consolidated Discovery
Dragon Oil
Jan
24c'
.
Mar
2.00
3,000
5c
5c
Jan
5c
33c
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46%tt Mar v.;
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;9,700
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1.12
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4,650
22,900
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Jan
;,9Vac Jan
.
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5.65
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25
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Apr
.
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;
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Jan
22c
Mar
4
1,,
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Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
6% Feb
14c
3,995
common-
Atlas
Ganvma
Feb
24
50
Copper
Atlantic
Beta
30
trust
Asamera
Consolidated
30
Western
"
Jan
Consolidated
£0
Anglo
23%
63c.
.
7.00
1.54
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:
17 %c 18 %Q
1
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Consolidated Callinan
35
Anglo
Jan
4c
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Jan
1,60 Mar
*
1.62
:47c
50c
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27,100
>
32c
82c
1—
—
Jan
35
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Jan
4c
29c
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*
———4-
30% Mar
35
Alberta
11
1.45
—2.50
Mines •
27%
5
Alba
Consolidated Bellekeno
Apr
Coniagas
24% Mar
Breweries
Abacus
Con Key Mines
29% Mar
Canada
Zenith
Coniauruin
Jan
50
Western
York
Feb
15 Vz
3,647
Products—
White
Apr
55
9%
360
Westeel
4%%
7%
11%
290
W
Westfair Foods
Weston
Feb
Feb
52% Mar
50
9c
•
31c
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7%
600
v-*
7%c
1.54
:
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•
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550
.
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39
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53c
<
High
i
.
1.17- Jan
.-31,639
5.25
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•
preferred
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Voting
Combined
Feb
7.30
1.85 ,2.18
-1
25%
Eouipment
Westcoast
Jan
14
53c
7.00
—1
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30%
:
—
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&
G
15%
11,350
—
2.17
Smelting———•
Mining &
Willans
Gold
Lake
30
—_—
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Webb
Com
30%
—;
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Walker
Cochenour
Jan
6Vac Mar
:.
<M. 4,448-
7.10
1
———„—
25%
——...
Dare
Chromium
Apr
27%
101
Mining
*
Corp
Wainwright
Apr
41%
.14%
•
common
Vector Electric—
Vendomatic
Jan
Jan
14%
•
_
:
United Steel
95
40 Vi
23% Mar
25
12%
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1
& Smelting——1
Chinio Gold .Mines
14%
50
_
Preferred
Jan
25
class A—
—
55%
*
—.
preferred -—_—
2nd preferred
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Apr
*
City Gas
Acceptance common
Copper
50
•
1st
Kayrand
Chibougamau
11,118
-
Chib
56% Mar
41
T
Feb
12%
1
1
4
—
—
Apr
24%
Twin
Class
I
101
4.35
42%
—1
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Cliesterville .Mines
48 Y*
24
•
...
9% Feb
5,300
1
—
Cheskirk Mines
41
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Praric Pipeline
United Corps
Charter
Jan
50
2414
Union
Jan
14%
7% Mar
3.10.Mar
41
1,
Union
73%
13% Mar
1,600
100
40
Trans
Porcupine
65% Mar
3.45
50
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20
-
48%
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Gold—
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2,801
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8
500
1.35
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7c
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—
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Feb
Range 5fnce Jan. 1
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7c
1.35
—
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Cayzor
2.15 Jan
1.55 Jan
3.25
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,
Class B
5%:
i
*
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4%%
13%
*
common
common
Traders Finance
21% Jan
Jan
19
1.75
•
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430
20
1.75
common..
—
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Paper
19%
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•
—
Industries
Canada
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High
,*
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for Week
.
of Prices
Low
——*
—
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Gold
Sales
Range., i-
■„*.
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1.70
Feb
•
Far
High
Jan
100
S wit son Industries _!
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
—100
ordinary
Petroleum
Supertest
Low
Par
v
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Monday, .April 16, 1962
.
.
(Range for W«ek Ended April 13)
Sales
Week's
.
Feb
9c
Apr
I8V2C Mar
10%
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
8c
-
Yukon
Mines-,.
Eidcop Mines Ltd
Black
Bay
Uranium
1
—1
Rritalta
20c
17c
5VaC
24,900
6.05
6.00
G.25
1
48c
45c
48c
l
2.99
:
Petroleums
Calalta
Oils—
Calvert
&
2.85
27c
26 %c
4.30
2.75
5c
1
:
w
1
12 %c
9%c
23
age
2.30
Campbell Cliibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Oil
Cliieftain
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian North Inca
Canadian Northwest Mines
Silica
For
620
6c
6c
6c
6.500
2.60 Mar
2.15
1.63
20c
1.02
3i%c
5%c Mar
31c
34c
90c
4.00
320
f'V
1.50
7,060"
3.70
22,250
84c
11,541
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13
Apr
13
13%
5,947.-.
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Jan
2.15
2.13
2.17
3,900
2.Q5 Mar--
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Jacobus
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Feb
1.03
Jan
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Mines
Apr
5.35
Feb
Joburke
Gold
Explorations
70c
1
Waite
53c
1
1'
Mines—
—
4.158
'
-
-
92c
31c
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Apr
Mar
17c
Jan
54c
Feb
Jan
42c
Feb
70c
Apr
1.34
Jan
Jan
2.55
Jan
1.09
1.20
Feb
1.75
32c
35c
48,600
20c
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39 Vic
Apr
65c
68c
16,000
55c
Mar
82c
Jan
14c
14c
5,500
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
6%c
7c
23,834
5c
Jan
10c
Mar
8c
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24c
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-
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29c
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Jan
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v
5c
1.20
Jan
Feb
Jan
38c.—an
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8.40
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1
2420
Copper
Jan
Kirklanri
Minerals
8c
Apr
19c
Jan
Kirkland
Townsite
85c
Jan
1.13
Apr
26.083
22c
Mar
Kopan Developments Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
8c
10c
Mar *
-
13c
i
—1
8.33
8.55-
13,802
4 Vic
2.23
31c
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36c
-
Jan
63c
Jan
14 %c Mar
Lake
Dufault
Mines
;
9c
9c
14c
15c
•
28C
27 V4
5.40
5.25
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10,754V
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Feb
10%
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2.88 Mar
Jan
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9c
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Jan
8.25 Mar
.1.85
Jan
•
•
4_'
1,100
:
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42c
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2.20
Jan
25 Vic Mar
Mar
21c-r
5c
35c
Mar:
32,700
31,772
31c 37% c
18c
—*—1
85c
35,750
•
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—1
Petrol—_i.—*
Mines.:—i._:
Jan
65c
;
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65c
32c
V.
Jumping Pound
-
1.12
1-
Jowsey Mining Co
1.65
%
2.00
24c
Feb
Gold
•
26c
——•—
9,800
14,583
a
Feb
400
25c
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177,866
*
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35C
26,800
22c
Jan
1.82
26c
v
35C
Jonsmith
Jan
1.13
19,071
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22 y2c
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Feb
1.80
9%c
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76c
70c
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4.35
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22,366
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2.00
1
2.85
Mar
7,075
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Jan
Mar
Quebec
.
-
•
Feb
2.65
17 Vs Mar
9,100
16c
42c
1
Mines
9%c
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1
8c
13c
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4,449
.
Jan
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Jan
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13%
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2.66
26%
;
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13%
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Jan
Jan
14c
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207'b Mar
22%
1.05
g%c
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13,582
Jan
65c
•
9c
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15,866
14
2.32
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Jan
24c
•
7c : Mar
7
15.250
1.25
-
♦
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13%c
1.53 Mai*
1,150
•
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•
2.49
22%
Jah-
1'6 Vic
Jan v
Mar
-Jan
16c
•
Feb
5
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
"
1
see page
-
Irish
Jan
Jan
1.12
7 Vac
7c
2.35
Feb
Mar ;,:"-
Gold—
Inspiration
Jan
1.95
9,570
•
Feb
7.50
10,191
12,150
;
2.49
—
Exploration
16%
Jack
95c
28c
7 %C"
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Pam
Apr
Iso
20c
25,330
1
j
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Mar
1.18 Mar
*1.53
35c
1
14c
MaT.
A
class
Ltd
4_
2.60
4.45
95c
:
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5.75
Jail
Jan
4.40
98c
Hydra
Feb
90c
*.
Feb
3.05
'4.00
*
31 Vac
33c
V
Jan..
Jan
80c
92c
1.50
Hugh
28%
39c
5,750
4.10
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.25
14,185
,
29c
20%
20,125
3.95
13c
Hudson
1.05
*2.10
v« , 30.(>00
Feb
3.80
'3.75
21c
Feb
13
-1.02
19c
20c
15c
1,100
1 10
84c
Consolidated
Gold
1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting—i—*
25c
6,820
2.35
3.75
13c
2,600
10%c
Jan
19%c Mar
19,115
.
2.21
10c
:
9c
8%c Mar
7,350
'■
25
•
,
4,406
2.15
^20c
_■
footnotes,
3,025
.
3.45
Mines
Candore
,
2.18
—16%
Erin
Co
Oil
Class B
.2,332
1
Consolidated
Home
10c
Canadian High Crest—
Canadian Homestead—^:
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian
Hollinger
Jan
3 60
Warrants. ————————
Canadian Devonian Petroleum—.;
•
Canadian Dyuo Mhies—
•_
1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Can
Feb
Feb
Mar
15c
1.00
i.
Mines—
Jan
1
Petroleum
Gold
14c
91c
2
Highland Bell
6c
6.00
t,
Heath
Jan
8c
14,000
-
;
:
1
Headway Red Lake——
Jan
•
2.35
"
--
13c
10c
'11c
"
—1
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4.90
4c
10c'
6,200
V
—l.
—
V-4
Lakes
of
3.40
14%
7
3.10
36c
Mar
Head
2.25
5.75
99c
60c
Apr
Hastings
3.75 Mar
l
:
45c
7.00 Mar
Apr
1
-
MineSt.-
5,300
14%
•
Canadian
6.00
Jan
5.80
Lands
Hasaga. Gold
Feb
Apr
14%
Southern Petrol——
Canada Tungsten
;
Canadian Astoria Minerals -V-
Harrison
Jan
59c
2.62
1
Canada
Jan
8%c
Jan
26 %c
_1
:
27c
Feb'
2.15 Jan
300"
12c 13%c
12c
Howey
27c 28 %c
Camerina Petrol
\
MinesMinerals 44^,
5c
.500
13c
'
Mar
1
—_—.'—1
Gold
Rock
2,995
.
19%c" ' 21c
24%
,
Hard
4,600
*
•
.
Hallnor Mines
Feb
19,600
:.
9%c' " 10c
19%c
25c
:
Oil—
Jan
47c"
1,500
2.82
5c
1
10c
34c
12c
4,294
4.50
2.75
69,600
,
29c
4.30
1
Petroleum
Gas
2.95
1
1
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton—
6c
5.100
53c
l
Petroleums
Mines
.
15c
49c
.
Feb
8%c Jan
,469,800
5%C
Reef Mines
Brunswick Mining & Smelting
Buffalo Ankente
Buffalo Rod Lake
Cadamet
19c 24%c
•
49c
1
Broulan
Cable
16,500
.
—16c
5%c
—
—
Borditclac Mines —
Bouzan Mines Ltd™
Bralorne Pioneer
Bralsaman
—
2,500
'
-
28 Va, V
5.80
10,125
„•;
-\.WY
27,515
8c
Jan
42C*
.13c
Jan
Feb
12c
Feb
17c
Apr
25%
Jan-
281 i
Apr
7.95
Jan
4.80 Max..
*
Volume
195
Number
6151
The Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle
(1841)
CANADIAN MARKETS
;
STOCKS
Friday
j Last
i- Week's
;
y
-Lake
JJtigman
Lake
Range Since Jan. 1
?
—1
Mines.
20C
High
V 8c
—.1
Gtw- Mines*.:
Lake -Shore
„
Gold-
Low
" 8c
2.60
—1
I
Lamaque- Gold Mines-.
Oil-
TQc
-Langis Silver
Latin
y
>
1
American!
66,000
2.60
1
2.75
3.00
600
3.70*
-4.50
46c 49Vic
1.18-
1.35
1.55
1.65
Gold
Mines..
1
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—1
9Vic
■
8Vic i' 10c
,
3 Vic
IIIi
1.82
1.73
1.8$
8 VaC
8Vic
9Vic
?%c,
9c
10c
4.50
Jan
Quernont
Quonto
■
Apr
54c
?■
Jan
Gold
:V 3.25
Ltd
Mines
3.10
3.25
25C
23c
27c
Macfie
4Vic
Mines
—;
Explorations
4c
5c
MacLeod
Mad,sen
1.05
1.05
Minirur
2.15
2.10
2.19
Magnet Cons Mines..!
5c
2Vic
80c
!__
82c
Malartic Gold Fields—:
Maneasfc
Uranium
Manitou
Barvue
Maralgo
Mines
4 Vac
4Vic
,
5c
Mines
...
,
14%c 14%c
x
.
Marigold
Oils
Maritimes
:
—:
Consol
McKeuzie
Red
13 Vi:
.
Mar
Apr
2.43
,
Jan '■<!•
12c
Apr
'
Rexpar
Rio
Feb
17Vio 'Jab
v
Roche
12c
Meta
16c
;
Lake
Moneta
Ml
7c
Jan
CO
160,400
37,046
55c
47,000
70c
74c
9V2C
lie
:
:.r- 2,785
6c
72c
75c
81c
23,338
66c
77,800
21c
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ml
3.25
1.16
1.38
10 Vic
,
25C
;
!
4.05
5c
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22c
—
;
9C
112,460
27c
Smelting:
.i,
Triad Oil
8 Vic
92c
8 Vi'C
25,500
.11,000
6 Vic
7c
7 Vic
18,040
70
20 Vic
23c
5,737
16c
39c
700
30c
34V-C
37c
53,100
34c
13c
571,500
40
Jan
5o
Mar
8c
Jan
5,000
8Vic
9Vic
27,000
15e
15c
2,500
Jan
Feb-
75,000
'
Jan
1.62
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
41c
Jan
30c
Mar
37c
Jan
5o
Mar
9c
Jan
7a; Jan
7c
7 Vic
1.80
1.96
2.25
47c
47c
380
41c
Mar
69c
Jan
71c
76c
9,100
70c
Feb
89c
Mar
————
North Rankin
6.45
i 6.30
6.75
60,069
1
29C
28C
31c
76,560
21c
43,625
31c
Apr
2 00
38c
Mar
37C
Oils
....
Ltd
31c
41c
41c
2.60
.1
Northspan class A warrants
Northern Canada Mines
Northland
V
-—I
Exnloratlon
Golderest
Norvalie
2.52
2.76
—20c
23 Vic
1
Mines
lie
37c
•
10c
Beaucage
Nudulama
Obaska
—
—
Lake
Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines—.!—
Oka
Rare
Okalta
Metals.
Canada
I3yac Jan
5.65 Mar
6.20
6.20
6,552
2.43
2.70
6Vic
15%
6.00
ey2c
31,825
1,000
11,450
29,475
Consolidated
Gold
Exploration
&
Gold
&
Oil
Crow
8.40
Powell Rouyn
Mines
Gas
Purdes
Minerals
18
:
Jan
95c
25,000
-
72c
8c
Feb
Apr
10y2c Jan
6.75
Jan
9.00 Mar
1,700
2.99
312
30c
41c
213,975
13c
18,350
40,900
.Quebec Lithium
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
Mattagami
Mines
Jan
20c
23c
78,525
11c
Jan
23c
Mar
23c
1.42
1.40
20c
1.40 Mar
y
20c
9,500
1.50
13,866
60
8,089
20c
21c
10,634
80c
84c
6,800
8.40
8.50
921
72c
72c
75c
1,500
65c
43c
41c 44Vic
95,680
13c
4Vic
16,000
* 15c 16 Vic
47,200
.
—„1
1
—
1
;
Petroleum
4c\
-!„
4c
15c
*
*
!
:
-
12c
?
12c
1,507
.
1.84
Feb
5c
1.31
57
8c
Feb
73c
Apr
Jail
Fell
2.09 Mar
Jail
17c
Jan
99c
,
Jan
8.10
Jail
67
Apr
14Vic Jan
Jan
1.80 Feb
32c
Jan
1.45 Mar
6Vic
8.40
-
Weedon: Mining
Werner: Lake Nickel-
Jan
Feb
8.90
Jan
Feb
76c
Jan
Jan
:•
52c
Jan
3c
Jan
12C
Jan
11 Vic
Jan
7 Vic
Jan
21c
Jan
14Vic Feb
1
6.90
5.70
Westburne Oil
*
70c
69c
71c
18,000
80c
Feb
1
4c
4c
4y2c
.6,100
3 Vic
Jan
6c
Mar
1
1.05
1.02
1.19
5,399
22,700
1.02
Apr
1.26
Feb
Western. Surf
^
Willroy
Wiltsey
Petroleum
Inlet
class
A
50o
—
Mines
1
1-71
Coghlan
1
27Vic
Winchester Larder
1
Windfall
1
21c
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1.00
Yale Lead
1
Yankee
&
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
—
7.00
II,606
18c 19Vic
1.67
4.00 Jan
59c
15c
1.73
28,500
25Vic 32Vic
6Vic 6Vic
689,805
5c
16,546
Jan
15c
5,000
20Vic
23c
1.00
1.01
7.060
lOVic 12Vic
10,600
206,200
7.95 Mar
Mar
22c
1.41 Mar
1.90
Feb
Mar
Jan
35c
Feb
Jan
8c
Apr
14c
Jan
23c
Apr
95c
Mar
9'/2cMar
1.03
..
Feb
Mar
ll%cMar
14c
10c
8c
10c
1
5Vic
5Vic
5Vic
3,000
5Vic
1
90c
90c
93c
8,300
90c
Mar
1-1
17%c
17c
20c
28,200
14c
Mar
38c
4Vic
5Vic
6,000
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
15Vic
Jan
37c
Mar
20c
Mar
32c
Jan
:
Bear
—
20c
Mines
Yellowknife
Young
Zinc
Mines
(H G) Mines
,
Yukeno Mines
1
—
1
29c
28c 32'ic
192,050
Zulapa Mining
1
25c
21c
25c
18,025
3c
Jan
Jan
7c
:
1.05
Jan
Jan
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Sale Price
National
Anclian
Feb
British
41c
Apr
Bulolo
16c
Feb
22c
Apr
2.60
Jan
2.99
Ainer
Gold
Mar
44c
Jan
Dalhousie
14c
Jan
Dominion
60c
75c
133,700
55c
Mar
75c
Apr
6,100
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
Loblaw
54c
57c
15,130
54c
Mar
9c 12y2c
1,214,250
5c
Mar
41c
27 V*
3,900
1,000
6.40
6.60
6.60
1,859
Apr
Feb
89c
Apr
Jan
29% Mar
Jan
91c
Feb
85c
Maclaren
crass
Pend
Apr
9,430
Mar
1.02
Jan
17,764
1.91
Apr
2.28
Feb
Yukon
5y2c
6c
5,500
4 Vic
Jan
7%c Jan
Cons
1,555
33
59
59
50
59
7.85
7.70
8.00
7,087
39%
39%
41%
290
401/4
40 V*
41 %
8,537
17C
17c
18c
2,510
17c
Jan
23c
25
25%
225
23%
Jan
26%
37
37
135
34
Jan
11%
12
797
11% Mar
39% Mar
12% Jan
*
2.50
11%
Feb
9y2 Mar
10
Jan
Apr
35V*
Jan
:
Feb
61
8.30
7.65 Feb
39
39%
Feb
42
Jan
44
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
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380
21
Apr
24%
Jan
24»/i
24%
24 Vi
385
24 y2
Apr
27
Jan
•
—
21%
2.50
A
—
52
51%
52 V4
235
51
Feb
55
Jan
145
145
40
144
Jan
145
Jan
2.25
2.25
51%
common—
"———100
21
—_——
Mines.—
1
'
Gold
Corp.
-
•
—
21%
13,500
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
35c
121,800
20c
Jan
35c
Apr
7c
8c
40,400
5c
Jan
9c
Feb
3.45
3.70
810
5.15
Jan
Included
15c 16y2c
17,500
9y2c Feb
17c
Jan
range),
1,700
25y2c Jan
32c
Mar
200
52
724
47%c47%c
1,000
35
175
35
310
3.40 Mar
Linoleum
Price Bros
7c
26c
class
B
34c
25y2c
35 y2
X
Flour
Zellers
71c
Paper
Oil
Oilcloth
Oreille
6.60
74c
16c
33%
Apr
40
Jan
2.02
25y8c
35
•
Investments
Preferred
72c
3.70'
133
*
Inc
Ogilvie
1.91
9 Vic 10y2C
9%
Jan
38%
Jan
12Vic
60c
Apr
35 Vic Mar
5.50
65c
Consolidated
1.95
10 Vic
9%
8
International Paper
23c
37c
i200
•
52c
37c
High
9Vi
39 y4
•
Canadian Gen
Jan
1
Low
380
•
Note
Bank
Mar
67c
Range Since Jan. 1
8% Mar
9y2
—
5
Dredging
Mar
60c
Shares
High
Jan
10c
for Week
38 Vi
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Development
Asbestos Corp
Feb
Range
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales
Week's
9%
*
Corp—
lie
2,760
Expressed In Canudian
Last
Par
32c
29 Vi
Are
Friday
26c
29
1
24c
82c
1,300
29
X
Jan
1
19,480
296,950
...J
17c
-—_-_-l
32,600
89c
1
2,045
9.50
58
12c
77c
-X
21c
2.06
1.36
30c
88c
—1
Apr
20c
Apr
5Vic
37c
Ltd
Develop
Corp
44y2c
1.57
8.00 Mar
59
72c
Labrador
Mar
1,257
5,473
;■■■*
1.41
10c
26y2c Mar
*
Quebec
Jan
Feb
6.25 Mar
1.60
5Vic
32c
,/••
.500
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
35c
Feb
8.70
7,900
16c 20Vic
55c
1
35,042
5.25
32,510
17c
11 Vic
Ltd
Apr
!
1.57
14,050
'Feb
Feb
1
Ltd
12%
T21c
14%
8.45
STOCKS
50,c
1
Airwavs
22%ciMar
Jan
1.57
28 c
22c
Producers
Jan
Jan
•
1.55
11c
Gold—
2,680
% 1,417
41c 44Vic
1:60
28c
—
•25
"
7c
18c
-
27c
35c
Mines
Feb'V
Apr
Jan
8.45
Feb
Jan
2.99
68c
Gold
14Vic
76c
*
2,500
1.55
Feb
12y2C
1
1.15
6,187
8.50
Ltd
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
Preston
Mar
38c
8.50
•
Place Oil & Gas
Provo
440
23,500
9y2c
Gas
Co
9,100
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
42c
9'Vi.C
Mines
Ore Uranium
Prosoectors
32c
38c
9j/2C
.1
Oil
13
5.80
25C
357,899
27c
2.73 Mar
10%
13c
Exploration
Gas
V
-
20b"
1.56
Feb
Jan
7.75 Mar
89c
,
115,245
1
Feb
21c
14 VB M'ar
1
6.75
9c
170
!
"
Jan
Jan
12,060
88c
-1
71c
1.96
v
18 Vic Mar
5o
8.50
39c
Ltd
62c
1.60 Mar
Jan
2.05
16%
88c
International
Pitch
1
74c
Jan
15 Vi
;38c
Paymaster Consol
13,150
Jan
5,300
2
!
Jan
17c
m
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Pickle
7c
16 Vic
.200
Pamour
Phillips
4Vio Jan
8.25
Ltd
Petrol OU
Jan
17c
2.53
1
1.75
Jan
Warrants
Pernio
Apr
16c
11c
53C
Perron
11c
32c
48c
Peerless
3,250
Feb
49C
PCE
Jan
Jan
1
Pax
65c
9c
Osisko
Pato
Mar
7yac
31c
of
36c
Jan
52o
29c
Patino
11cyJan
5,425
29c
Pamoil
25c
Jan
6,800
1
Pacific Petroieums
Jan
9c
:
15,520
1
Mines
Feb
16c
13,875
1.63
Zenmac Metal Mines
58c
Ormsby Mines
Lake
2.85
Jan,
12c
1
.
—
Mar
>
10c
IZZi
;
-
Jan
55c
9c
•
Mines
Ofchan
Orenada Gold
61c
.
lie
1
_90c
Oleary Malartic.*
Opemiska Copper
Apr
12c
1
.
Oils
•
sy2c
56c
7.45 Mar
32c
2,000
12c
5 Vic
...
Jan
Jan
1,000
'
42c
11c
11 Vac
Mines.
2.35
26,300
11c
42c
1
1.80
17,960
21c 23y2c
'
Nova
Apr
1.70
Western Decalta
24%c Apr
Jan
23c
West Malartic Mines
!
3.10 Jan
,
Northgafce
North
6c
Jan
Jl
Westates
1.53 Mar
IOC
5.60
•
Wespac Petroleums
Jan
47c
1
Jan
1.83
7,850
4,040
80
North Canadian Oils. common-;—„I25c
1.80
Jan
1.55 Mar
24,300
Feb
Mar
Jan
19c
12%
.^l
Vespar Mines
ViolamakO Mines
6%c Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.62 Mar
64c
Vandoo Consolidated Exploration*!-!-!
Vauze- Mines
1
Ventures Ltd
*
Jan
19c
4c
Mar
68c
l
Upper Canada -Mines
13y2c
2.76 Apr
83c
18c
*
—
4,098
23c
13,500
Jan
17Vic
Wayne-Petroleums Ltd
2.84
12 Vic
-
Jan
5.60
United. Oils
Feb
6y2c
22,120
1.20
•
Jan
2.76
Jan
1.65
45c
43Vic
United. Reef-
52c
X35^Feb
45c
•
3,500
13c
...
54c
14,200
1,503
12,500
•
Mar
56c
1
:
64c
4,000
20,000
95c
13,725
1
Mindamar
Mar
6c
Mar
Feb
1.49 Mar
,
Jan
Mar
11c
1
Mar
1.47
36c
1.80
24c
40c
lOc
———.1"
United New Fortune.^^.
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13Vic Mar
-
54c
,
„1
United Keno-HiU
United
"I; 13c i Apr
.
92c
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47c
5Vic
71c
64c
—*
Buffadison
Jan
22 Vic
.
86c
1
United Canso v.t c
5
Jan
Normetal-Mining Corp
—...—...
Norpax Nickel——...!——-!!!!..'IZZZi
*
Northeal Oils Ltd
;
87c
Asbestos
46c
34c
North Coldstream
15c 16Vic
——
4,900
32c
......
15c
20c
10,227
1
....
7,400
2lc
49C
Norbeau
—
3,000
II,086
1.06
17c
Apr
25 Vic
*
Warrants
40c
1.54
97c
20c
56c
21c23yaC
2iy2C
38c
1.49
19Vic
9c
Jan
8,900
38c
.1
lOVic Jan
■::
1.45 Mar
12Vic Jan
8%c Apr
18c
1.20
Jan
7,191
75,400
12c
Corp——' i9%b
Waite Amulet Mines
Wasamac
1
2.80
Feb
5%c
Mar
1.55
•
Tilbag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Ultra Shawkey Mines
10y2cMar
Mar
10 Vic
71c
Mar
1.51
•
Union Oil
8c
Jan
9c
1.03
—
Jan
6c
Jan
Fbe
1
Canada
Union Mining-
4c
7c y
7c
l
Exp Ltd..
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
4c
3y2c
18,200
Jan
Tfans
Feb
2,000
Mar
1
Towagmac Exploration
Jan
6,950
Jan
25c
9c
9e
Mar
8.35
Feb
Jail
14c
f
6c
Apr
18c
Apr
28c:
•
* Jan
6.60
.10.900
1.48
—
•
4c
26.925
15Vic 18Vic
.15Vic
35c
Mar
8c
1.48
«.l
10c
32,600
•
22c 23Vic
8c
.1
4Vic Feb
Feb
lie
Feb
!;5Vicv 5Vic
•
7.00
Apr
8Vic Jan
Jan
1!
6.60
23c
38c
29c
Jan
1.35
8Vic
X
—
,6.70
Jan
Jan
1.60
Jan
23c
Nor-Anme Gold—.
Norgold- Mines
5Vic
1
■■■
2.85
4,145
10c
4Vic
-
Apr
r
35c
United
Nisto Mines -L.u—--—.—
Mines .-.!—!————
8c
5Vic
17c
,395,296
United
1.45-
431,100
9Vic
26c
Apr
70c
Jan
5 Vic *
3,066
Mar
10c
63c
Feb
3
1.45
34c
Jail
14c
36c
Feb
8 Vic
...!_X;
2.00
.
1.93
32,310
21,100
Jan
16c
'
1.68
1.40 Mar
j
Jan
29c
47c
14c
Jan
Jan■
Mar
66c
21c
53c
12c
•
Mines
36c
75o
1,000
55c
16c 16Vic
12c
1,99
-
31c
Mar
21,886
16c
•
Mines
Mines
36c
Vic Jan
1.73
Jan
21c
18,005
1.64
1.68
.
20Vic
500
32c
20c
7y2c Jan
39c
I—1
n1
.n.,,,,,...
.
26c
Jan
5.40 Mar
47c
51,500
86,575
6,300
1
Nipissihg. Mines
8c
Jan
26c
27c
4.80
Jan
Mar
y: 4,000
4,100
15c
Mines
26c
4.00 Mar
5.00
35c
35c
29,700
12c
I—X
I,243
4,000
1
10c
;r:86c
—
35c
Petroleum
5Vic Feb
Jan
35c
Mines..
12,463
5.30
Jan
Tormont
4.70 Apr
Jan
Jan
21c
M & S-—
_i
New Mjzliunaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.X
Gold Mines
1
1.50 Mar
35c
1.20
22,400
New-Manitoba
6.30 Feb
Jan,
Feb
Feb
1.40
1.41 Mar
Jan
5o
4o
8c
Nfewnorth
New Rouytr- Merger!-™
New-Senator Rouyn.—
2.35
6,267
7c
,
Jan
1.35
Jan
Jan
33c
4c
-x-
-
4.85
1,100
.
88c
X
.
New Jason Mines.——_
•
New-Kelore -M-ines—_v——-i.------Newftinft Minesu
I-II1
6,325
1.43
1.35
1.21
13c
-
18c
5.85
1.41
f':7c
Jan
1.10
26c
8 Vic
1
-
13,925
5.55
^
1.03
1.93
1.25
10 Vic
>.
4Vic Mar
Jan
1.14
4c
11 Vic
43,000
8,720
25c
1.75
1
Jan
6,000
Jan
•
Mar
-
Mar
lOo
12c
■■v
Jan
18o
Tidal
13y2c
-
20c
Jan
Torbrit Silver
Feb
6c
Jan
9c
.10% Apr
Tombill Mines Ltd
Mar
5c
15c
Feb
Jan
Feb
60
4.20
1,500
15,500
15,966
17c
4.10
Thompson Lundmark
Mar
3.75
Jan
20c
35c
Taurcanls
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
22c 22 Vic
V
1
•
94o
Mar
9.20
14c
Jan
49c
Jan
Mar
8c
Mar
Jan
1.64
25c
—50c
—
2.25
86c
10c
30c 34 Vic
9 Vic
——; ——1
Mines—.:
3,150
225,275
8c
Feb
8,500
20,800
5c
31c
Mar
70c
6,020
'4C
Mines———!——_!., —ir
5c
Feb
Feb
8c
4.00
-!T
:—™---
Jan
12c
7c"
7 Vic
-
19c
Jan
45c 48 Vac
13'/a
,
Feb
Apr
15
Mar
3.10
——1
29c
42c
Jan
70c
6,500
Feb
12y2c Jan
...
14'/aC Mar
2,105
2,771
2,200
'
;
Feb
7c
Jan
5.10
Sylvanite Gold Mines.
Mar
Feb
38c
10c
1.13
•
-
Sunburst Exploration
1.03
5c
9,100
32c
Feb
28c
15c
Cons
11,500
:
1
Feb
24c
14%
,
3.00
Feb
14%
——____———Li !!!!!
Nickel Mining
SUlliVan
.'
4.00
Sudbury Contact
Mar
13,300
19,407
1
Oils
65c
9c
28,700
J^td
Union
Apr
Jan
26c
1.25
.
Mines
70c
,
Jan
2.15 Mar
U
10c
15c
Jan
19c
v
Feb
1.05
—50c
Jan
70c
42c
3.15
New •Harrfcaha
<■
Jan
2.31
50c
16,450
35c
46 Vic
Petroleum-—.
--Nickel Rim
47c
71c
Goldvue. Mines
Taku
Jan
2.73
New, Concord Develop
1;—
New-Continental Oil of Canada—
New
Jan
52c
"
-
Feb
20c
8y2c
2.40
75c
Bidlamaque Gold
-New -Davies
"
51%
Jan
6c
Exploration!''i——iiliLii.
NewHosco
Jan
Feb
6c
50c
1.15
Jan
,7%c Feb
: 2.00
Jan
23 Vic
—
Steep Rock Iron!
Sturgeon River Gold
44%
6 Vic
80c
400
———1
—
Steeloy Mining !*.!
15c
Apr
1.70
1.85
5,80
1,
1.
Feb
3,300
1,893
v.;
Jan
73c
Jan
5 Vic
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Starratt Nickel
Apr
14c
42,800
:
66c
Porcupine
■
Jan
""
14 %
Alger Mines!-
New
14
14 V2C
...
New .Calumet
v
Jan
35c
National Petroleum
-
8.80
14 Vic
Nama Creek Mines
New
13c
-71c
Jan
5c
50c
-
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stanrock Uranium
570 Feb
Mar
1.42
1.82
•
•
Mines
Southern
Jan
16,100
Stand
Silvermaque
Siscoe Mines
8c
58,100
12,830
Murphy, .Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd—
•
Silver
Jan
Feb
21c
1.05
Sherritt Gordon
12c ;Jan
.
30,500
60c
10%C *
Mines
•Nealoft Mines
20c
Feb
Feb
25c
New, Athena-
7c
Mar
6c
706
Minerals
New
13y2c Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
24Vic
Silver Miller Mines—
Apr
1.84
■
Sigma Mines Quebec
Jan
14Vic
y
■
—
Metal
ey2c Feb
Jan
15c
i
Jan
10%
50c
-
63,800
v
.
17 Vic 17 Vic
■»;
——Jl
Fetrol
>V
47c
9c
48o
100
1
Gold
lie 12Vic
6c
'
„
1
26c
.17Vic Jan
9c
.
;
.1
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Jan
lie
6c
Mines
National
91c
'
Wright" Iron—
Multi
5y2c Jan
3Vic Jan
,
88c
52c
Mining
City Petroleums
Ore
Jan
Jan
48 */4
Midcon Oil.
Min
Sarcee
Satellite
Mar
2.50
1
Mining
Mining Corp
Jan
Jan
43c
61c
Midrlm
Mill
1.16
13c
2.20
10%C 10%c
Gold
River
2.35
73c
l5Vici6Vic
Antonio
Jan
7%c Mar
6c
Exploration & Development-
Uranium
Sand
15,525
12c
4b */4
.
Lake
Medallion Petroleums
Merrill Isiantl
Apr
"
McWatters Gold Mines
Mentor
5c
Apr
3y2cMar
90c
lie
10%c
Jl
~
43c
2,230
7,800
11 Vic
Mines
Ryanor Mining
San
'V 84,600
* ;
—t
,
Jan
4c.
70c
2.10
•-
,1
Mines
3.60 Jan
80c
5,420
-
1.15
15Vic
15c
9,400
-
1.53
87C
nG
1
-
31c
2Vic Jan
51c
1.47.
—1
Algorn
Apr
Apr
'
60c
,
*
■
-
i
Minerals
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix Athabasca. Uran
Jan
-
1
88c
'
*
f Jan
39c
15,500
32,400
14
12c
53c
Realm Mining
.•Renabie Mines
76c
'
51c
Jan
9V2C
11 Vi
52c
Jan
9c lOVaC
■
10 %c
Mattagami Lake 1
Maybrun Mines
Mclnfcyre
McMarmac Red
73c
48c
46,200
1.97
47c 48 Vic
74c
;
9.15 Mar
5y2c
1.05
7,500
8p
8Vic
...
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan
8C
I,577
21c
1
2.05 Mar
3,000
:
9.75
19c
Radiore Uranium Mines.
3Vic Jan
74,375
,
9.35
20c
15%c Jan
3.10
6,240
3,045
11c 14 Vic
i4%c
Marcon
21c21V2c
12c
_
-—A
9.50
Feb
23c
3,233
8,422
6,600
3,000
1,400
5 Vic
2Vic
....
Majortrans
*
——
High
Apr
12VicMar
Feb
50
9,064
1.09
Lake.:
11,700
90c
9c
44,000
Cocksluitt
Red
14c
1.47
1.73
.
7,600
-
'
Macdonakl
13c
1
Petroleum
Rockwin
Macassa
14 Vic
Mines
1
:
Low
4,100
1
Gold
90c
•
1.46 Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
90C
Ra'yrock Mines
u
Shares
High
90c
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Jan
30e
9,500
21,000
v
Low
'
3c'
78,250
:
"
1.67 Feb
•
8,100
1
—
__
Lyndhurst Mines
1
Par
Sales"
for Week
of Prices
4.00 Mar
Feb
1.46
1,400
;-39c ' 360
35c
Sale Price
'
Feb
48c
10,400
1.66
Queenstown
Week's
Range
Last
!V;
* \>
8c
-
49,535-
3Vic
1.65
1
Louvicourt Goldfield
■
3Vic
•
Friday;
'•
f
1.65 Mar
6,350
Lexindinr Gold
Loraao uranium Mines.
41c
•
Quebec Metallurgical
Jan
3.25
3s30- Jan
323,860
1.60
",
Jan
19,300
,
1.29
1
Little-Loatr Lac Gold—
Long Pokit Gas..—
3.46
s
v.;;
v:.
Jan
3.00 Jan
Feb
100
4
-
31c
2.60' Feb-
800"
4-.50
4.5G46 % c
3.80
10c
Feb
y 2.95
t
High
Jan
13c
530
_50c
Leitch.Gfold Mines
Lencourt
-
a
!
3.70
7c
8,000
3.00"
!!
La- Luz Mines..—
Landa
Low
";20c 22 Vic
•
:'V I'!
.
S T O CK S
Shares
<a
Par
(Range for Week Ended April 13)
V
for Week
Range
f,.
of Prices
>.,
Sale Price
Sales
!
45
2.25 Mar
2.25 Mar
5iy4
Apr
56%
45o
Apr
50c
Jan
32
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
par value,
a Odd lot sale
(not included In year's range).
d Deferred delivery sale (not
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price. r Cash sale (not included *8 year a
tEx-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges. wdWhen delivered.
wiWhen issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
=...
•No
>
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1842)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by thV"bld") or bought <i„dic.t.d by «h. "».ked") .1 the time of compilation. Origin of any
following bid and asked quotations are
The
furnished
quotation
wide
f
national
distribution
on
The "National" list is
The
'
the
in
"Eastern"
Eastern
industrials and! Utilities
>
Par
Rents
Electric
Abbey
Acme
i.
_^10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics inc~.*««—£0c
Aeronautical Electronics
1
Aerotest Labs Ino—.—_—_10c
Corp
Aerovox
Aileen Inc
14 y*
6 Ml
30
:
Culver
Alberto
Inc
Aid
A
class
Credit
All-State
73
77%
Capehart Corp
Capital For Tech
Caressa
Carolina
Carpenter
23
25%
Cary
.
Line
(L
E)
Co
Natural
Gas
Elk
8%
Emhart Mfg
6Mi
15Mi
Ennis
4Mt
Epsco Inc
3%
Equity
29 Va
Erie
31
Central
5
22
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
33
35%
37%
33 Mi
36%
Central Telephone
3%
4%.
5%
6%
2.50
1
24%
26%
23
26'A
Air
Inc
Foods
Rubber
Biltrite
American
Co
Filter
American Cement Corp.
American
1
5%
41%
Greetings
Gypsum Co
American
class
3%
4Mi
28 Mi
30%
1
_
1
4%
50c
Inc
Citizens
Utilities
Class
City
Federal
135
Fiat
Clinton
Corp
Engines
Filmohn
27
Fireco
21
1
Sportswear Co—
10c
Products..__1
28
24%
23
22 Mi
—1
First
4
5 Mi
18
26 »A
10 %
11%
12
13%
Coastal
States
Credit
:__12.50
:6M*
Corp
Salds
Intl
•
87/b
Corp com_7.50
preferred
5%
25
Co
r
Cole
13%
—1
Inc.
46
...
v
94
50c
First
14%
Small
Business
Collyer
3 Mi
29 Mi
1.50
16 y2
18
Anchor Corporation class B__50c
22'A
24%
—1
6%
7%
American
Sterilizer
American
Univend
Labs
Anderson
Anelex
Corp
Co.
.
Inc—
1
„:
■
21
62'A
52%
Electronics class A—10
Applied Research Corp—Li.__2&cP'
.Applied
Industries
Arcs
Arden
Inc_
Co
Farms
Missouri
Arlans
51'A
Co—5
27'A
Stores—_1
Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Metal
Arvida
Inc—_—
class
Jacquin
Jamaica
•'
Jamesbury
14 Ma
12
Data
Atlas
7>
Inc'
Gas
Credit
Class
„__10c
Atmos-Pak
Industries
Adhesive
Avery
Avon
Oil
Baird
Atomic
Baltimore
Bangor
Hydro
Barden
11
Consumer
15%
Continental
27
Continental
City
Baystate
Electric
Coral
8
5%
Inc
..10
—
Markets
Inc. „1
9%
Works
23%
General
Drive-In
64
68'A
General
Bag Co
Dashew
Business
3»A
4
8Mb
9
16
General
8
Hills
Black
Sivalls
Blatt
(M)
—1
■
2.50
&. Light. -~~1
Bryson Inc. —1
25c
7%
29
43
,
Disc
,,
$1.25
31%
46 Mb
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16%
Boston
&
Newman
•
;
Capital
Boston
Corp.
Herald-Traveler
Botany
•
Industries
:
$1.20
Dixon
Dynamics Inc
lc
British-American Const & Mat 5
&
Co
Sharpe Mfg
Brunning (Charles)
Beryllium
Buckeye
Steel
Bush Terminal
Business
Byllesby
Inc
Co.
I~"l(jc
Co
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25c
_16%e
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Industries Corp
j
9
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—
California Interstate
California Liquid Gas
Corp..
Calif Water
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5
l
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Milner
see page
4&
class
Bush
A—
37%
,35%
20%
22'A
21%
24%
29
31%
9%
10%
>
16%
5%
22%
Inc
2
6
Chemical
Southwest
14%
4Mb
|
7%
8
14
Mi'
15
22■:>
•
19
1
16 Ma
1
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_10c
1
:
Handmacher-Vogel
Handy &
110
3 Mi
27Mi
Hanna
% 12%
27/8
1
297/a
7
Economics
•Economy
Laboratory
Inc
•
12%
Mining
Hanover
Shoe
Hanson-Van
4%
Bookbinding Corp.lOc
Corp Ltd—
5
Edgcomb
Steel
Edgerton
Co
Germ
&
Grier
El
Electronic
Paso
Electric
4%
15%
Electrada
10%
11%
Electro
24%.
26%
Electro
Elco
Co.
class
Instruments ^
Electro-Science
Electro-Tec
Investors
Corp
A_50c
—
_l
1
,10c
Cons
Publications
(D C)
Henderson's
Portion
Henry's Drive-In Inc
21%
Hermetite
49 y4
29%
9
10»A
Cement
•
12M4
10
13%
17
18%
Co
2.50
13
>14%
1
5
:5%
Leeds Travelware
class A
23 Mi
25%
28 M2
,
31%
35%
33
1
20c
Lence Lanes
Levitt
&, Sons
Business
Inc.
Inc
25%
7%
Candy
8
5%
5
18 M4
20 Mb
1
50%
54'A
96
5
91
1
.*
12
1
Joint
;->4%
1
Inc
Star
23Ma
70c
Forms
Corp. A
Lighting Inc
Lock
6%
1
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Products
5 Mi
50c
Inc
3M2
11
13%
12%
13%
12
33MiC
:,34%
Corp._._i.-.u._—1
4Mi
>
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Pipe
Co
Steel
Drug
Co
Stores
Stores
:V 5
1
28
307/a
1
Inc.
16%
2
Inc..
Companies
;
37Mi
15
16M4
17%
lMi
18 Mb
19%
*
Inc
Corp
53 M2
57
4Mi
4%
11M2
•
12%
2%
2
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Co
1
Electric
Magnefax
Inc'—
Co
Corp
Magnetics
34M2
1
112
8
1
Herrington
6% '
7
7Mt
2%
3M2
11M4
12 M4
23 V*
24%
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10 M»
2
Co
Inc
Marshall
38 W
6 Mb
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
Marine Capital Corp
1
Marlin Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon
118
36
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:
36%
39
42 M2
9Mi
14%
20 M4
22
27 Mi
30 Mb
24
,
27%
1
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Gas
Corp
13 Mt
Mattel
16%
M'axson Electronics
13%
>23%
15 Mt
.
Industries
Inc
1
Corp
24
27 Mt
37%
40%
11%
V
3
13 Mb
9 Ma
*
4%
5%
1
22%
24%
6% pfd.ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America^
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2nd
:
12%
27 Mi
•
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Estey
Maine
Corp,
■
Entron
16%
38%
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Hugoton Production Co.
Huyck Corporation ^
Hydra-Power Corp
38 Mi:
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7 Ma
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35 Ma
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6%
11%
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Co
10'A
35%
v.
20%
11
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10%
12%
Gas_4
Central Illinois Electric &
Water
Coal
3Mi
Trust
Cedar
7%.
Corp
Horn
9'A
27%
Radio
Elizabethtown
25c
Field
Point
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Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
1
Allyn & Bacon Inc.'
50c
Alpine Geophysical Assoc
.10c
Altamil Corp
——50c
Organ Co
Maintenance
1
-50c
which
which
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Hudson
,
26%
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9 Ms
6%
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10 Va
Corp—3.75
Allen
Allied
Allied
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;
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Howard Johnson
>
8%
24 Ma
1
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51%
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8%
6
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100
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4>A
5 Mi
8%
9 Mi
1
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&
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Ceco
15 %
13%
Pipe
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67
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5%
11JA
3%
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Industries__l
Corp—___50c
Products
Capitol
6
62 Mi
10c
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
common—25
20%
—.1
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Land
Alico
Cannon
Mills Co B
Ltd—_ 10c
Elgeet
Elion
15 Va
4%
,
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Capital
Electronics
.
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48 Ma
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21
10 Yt
*
10
1
Homes
14
19
18 Mi
Ajax Magnethermic Corp
—*
Device Mfg
——10c
Albee
Canadian
Canadian Superior Ltd-,—-1
Canrfon Electric ———1
23%
5Vi
Alarm
13 Mi
Delhi
Associates
■.
Ask
9%
>
1
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17'A
15Mb
6%
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21%.
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Corp
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Electronic
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17%,
1
7 Mi
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5
7%
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23 Mi
15 Mi
50c
33%,
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5%
—*
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Systems Inc
6%
v
5 Ml
,
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Airpax Electronics
Airwork Corp
C
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:
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16
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of
securities
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list * comprises
region.
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Monday, April 16, 1962
>
.
(Quotations for Friday, April 13)
j.
requeajt.
distribution.
primarily
.
Houston
Co
class A
2M2
;
5
: 10 Mi-
15%
'
2 Mi
35%
McGraw
McLean
(F
HI
&
Co
Industries
2
class
A
McLouth Steel Corp
Handling
5%
1
3%
2M2
Systems.!
17%
."
Meredith
Publishing
Co
14%
Meridian
Electronics
Inc.—_10c
13%
Metal
2%38
Hydrides Inc
Metcom
Inc..
Metromedia
Inc..
48
4 %■•'
5
31
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5
10
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Bid
Ask
11va
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Mexican
Light si Pwr Co com_*
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11
13.50
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Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Microdot Inc,.
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Mid-America Pipe Line C6_.—•
Midland
Miller
Mfg Co
Miner
Industries
Minneapolis
"
Mobilife
Corp
Modern
Homes
Industries
Va
Homes
Corp
Natpac
Rolling
inc
Rose
Rotron Mfg
Nesbitt
(J^hn
J):
Nevada
Power
22%
24%
3 Va
3%
55
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8%
11%
22 %
>
14%
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5%
42%
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Northern Ontario Nat Gas>l_£*
86
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Northwestern
Gas,
Pub
Nutone
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:
17%
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Oil
Water
Service
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Co-
Corp
Oklahoma^, Cement
33%
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34
Co——*
Orkin
Exterminating
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A
25c
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8
Pacific
East
Line
Inc
Power & Light Co—6%
Vegetable Oil Corp_i_5
^Pacific
Packard-
38%
Instrument/Co.^--.--* >
Pana color
——'J-—
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Panoramic Electron;
Pantasote. Co
_20c "
Inc
cs.
26% .Vo
—1
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Papercratt Corp
Pargas Inc
;
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1
Parker-Hannifin Coi;p.
Paterson .Parchmnt Paper Co_10
Patterson (M F). Dental Supply *
;i Pauley: Petroleum; Tnc
Pearce-Simpson Inc
Pearson Corp.-—
Southern
Nitrogen Co
Southern
Union
Industries Inc_l
P'ennsrlvania Gas & Water Co_*
•
•
Electric
Star
37%
State
11
>:
Statler
Market
Loan
•-7'i
Steel
14%
Stein
•'1/7V4
6% '
Corp
;
1
Philadelphia Sub .Water Co-3-75
Photon Inc
8 Va
1...
:
Pocket
Books
Polychrome
Portland
Inc.
Genl
Electric
Powertron
2%
Pubco
Golf
Webster
11%
19
20%
16% ;*■
11%
Sve
Co
of
New
Svc
Co
of
New
9%
Puritan
638
7%
9Vb
9%
11%
3%
12%
4%
•
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Carolina
Ltd—.
footnotes,
13 Vb
5
24 Va
25%
5
Hamp
Mex
Fashions Corp.
For
4%
8%
1
Company Inc
Pueblo Supermarkets IncPunta
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corn
11
tv
5%
50c
Publishers
Purex
5812
26 V4
1
Public
of
18%
24
10c
Elec__
13%'
32%
343b
1
12%
13%
14%
•
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8%
*
10
30%
32%
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35%
.
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44
48%
5
1
Tamar Electronics
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Indus
Co
Freez
class
A
Telecomputing
Ltd
Telephones
Inc
9%
Tenney
Corp
class
Te*-Star Oil & Gas
Inc
A
Corp
N
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18%
34
36%
11%
12 %
25
21 va
8
21
Bank
10
6%
15%
81%
21
24 va
24
1
17
77
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of
1
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26 va
1
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(Albany)
58
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10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12
%
Natl State Bk of Newark
6.25
si
Natl
Bank
(Chicago) 20
N
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(Philadelphia)
12
70
National
Louis
5
Seattle
Union
1st
Trust
Natl
Bk
Second Natl Bank
43
77%
211
10
5
Co
10
(Wash)—10
of
Phila
10
32%
36 Va
76
79 3A.
31%
34%-
71
—'
68 Va
72
48
53 Va
12%
72%
76 Va
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
35%
38'A
39
43
Security First Natl Bank
(Los
46%
>
99
>
State
35%
Angeles)
National
Bank
84
90%
(Boston)_10
T
(Conn) .10
39
41%
78
82%
42%
45%
Sterling Natl Bank Si Trust
33Mt
50 %
(New York)
Co
15
—
Trade Bank & Tr
73'A
Trust Co of New
122
54V2
73%
74
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(Suffern N Y)
69»A
34 Va
200
Rockland
100
69%
43 Va
163
58
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47
40 Va
153
40%
85'A
112
57
40%
Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
80y2
31
52 Va
31 va
38
Royal State Bk of New York
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72
53
54%
Royal Bank of Canada
33
;
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31%
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95%
Co
(N Y)—10
Jersey
2%
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11 Va
(Cleve) _10
41
44
76%
58
Union
26%
29%
Union Trust Co. of
Maryland. 10
72
21
23
United States Tr Co (Boston)_10
United States Trust (N Y)
20
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68
5
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Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
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88y2
44
64 Va
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59y2
94
„
33
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51%
55
40
143
(Dallas)-I2
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47%
65%
11
140
59
Commerce
Bk
52%
56va
Valley Natl
28
30%
45Va
48%
Winston-Salem
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5
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Wachovia
Bk
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Sa
Trust
49
53 Va
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62
66%
32%
39%
69
72 %
Co
13%
21%
1
Procedures
Leasing
Missile
Credit
Sites
Nashville
"A"
Sales
Range
for Week
T
V
10c
.
Inc
Development
Low
4.00
3.80
8hares
High
4.10
3.00
3.00
3.20
1.20
2.50
400
3.00
Apr
4.20 Mar
1.70
900
1.65
Apr
1.85 Mar
1.00
1.05
1.100
1.00
Apr
1.70 Mar
2.10
1.00
25c
High
4.2Q Mar
2.8Q Mar
1.65
1
———10c
Range Since Jan. 1
Lew
500
3.40 Mar
1.55 Mar
25c
Corp..
•f Prices
5c
"units"
Electronics
ending March 30
Week's
Last
Camp
Chemical Co
Golconda Lead Mines
114%
week
Friday
Cable
7%
-
55 Va
10
Republic Natl Bank
Par
Ansonia
9%:
6%
75 Va
51
30%
Provident
Sale Price
16%
8V2
32
71%
61
63%
STOCKS
16 %,
14%
12%
29%
55
(Hackensack
65
5Vs
14%
1
5
10
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
60Va
Range for sales for
5
4%
Bank
Detroit—12%
47'A
82 Va
7y8
.
95%
25
of
35%
59
90%
Peoples Tr CO of Bergen Cnty
55%,
57
33
55%
10
York
Bank
345
61%
5
B & T_15
National Stock Exchange
17%
6
52%
Vb
4
16
46
National Bank of
Westchester.5
National City Bank
(Cleve)
8
National Commercial Bank &
North
77%
20
10
42 v2
■'% 3%
New
New
57
43
5
(St
State Street B &
5
Co
11
of
National
62 %
39
Louis)—12.50 >
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk
(NJ) _1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
55'A
Bank
(Chic)
Tr
Ask
10
Bank
Brook Nat!
Mellon Natl Bank &
61
44
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■
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174 -
52
Rid
58
Trust
National
National Newark
;
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325
(Philadelphia)_10
Rochelle
Tr
55
69
>>
(Philadelphia)
Northern Trust Co.
Chicago—20
Natl
>
Co
Mercantile
52
City Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co
Co (Phila)
Irving Trust
28 %
*
39
20
9Va
23
5y2
Corp—1
Inc
57%
10
Providence R I
10
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
357/8
6
."-ill
11%
50%
Companies
New
6%
(Atlanta)
47'A /
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80%
,167 ./ i
(S F)_10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
22%
10c
Lines
Co
Meadow
422.
18%
lV
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County National Bk__10
222
33 va
*
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16%
211
21
Temperature Engin Corp____25c
Nat
Bk
80
43
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y__5
Trust Corn Exch Bk__10
8Vb
1
—
Inc
10%
47y2
•
Maryland
48'A.
65
Natl
Harris
20%
iva
4
6 Va
1
(Buffalo)
Manufacturers Hanover
38'A
50%
Girard
19
40c
Television Shares
Mangment
Telex Inc
of
15%
'» 25%
26%
1
5%
5
Co
84%
395
5
First Westchester
19
1
Corp
&
9J/2
50c
Tele-Tronics Co
23
7%
67c
Inc
First
■"
8%
■;
City)_10
First
6
14%
Animations cl B
10c
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Techno Fund
3 V2
16%
1
A
Trust
45
Natl Bk of Passaic
Cnty_25
Natl Bk of St Louis
10
First
6%
5
9 Va
2%
15 y2
.
1
63
.
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80
First Natl Bank of
Dallas-—10
Natl Bank (Jersey
8ya
7%
22%
Technical
Teleflex
5%
5
3
10 VA
ay4
4
Long Island Trust Co
Manufacturers & Traders
35 v2
5
Natl
257/a
20%
64%
40%
59%
50
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(Camden
First
25c
Industries
—10
First
1
2 '/a
25%.
9
3
Corp
Corp
Trust
426
37%
Natl Bank
(Baltimore)__10
Natl Bank of
Boston-12%
5%
25c
33 Va
v
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23 %
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)
lo
Liberty Real Estate Bank si
59
'58
First
12%
5
Baking
Tastee
•
23%
1
16%.
31 va
Par
54v2
410
First
2T%
4%
,
50%.
12.50
Inc
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle Laboratories
Ask
58%
10
First
>-22%
24
:
55%
100
Natl
11%
,1
—
(N Y)
First
21%
■
46»/a
Wear
Zurn
/
(Chicago)-:--^——33%
Co
23%.
;
5'%
:
io%
Bid />
First Bank Stk Corp
(Minn)„10
First Camden. Natl Bk si
Trust
'
1
Taylor Devices
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Co
Tenn
20 Va
25%
_*
:
Broadcasting Company
Talley Industries Inc
Tenax
21%
?
5
Corp
—
40c-
18%
65>
1
Taft
Tasty
17
•
237/a
1
—
~
55 Va
Corp.
co
"18
17
25c
Petroleum
Svc
78%
.
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5
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Co
Public
Public
Swank
Systron-Donner
5
50c
Producing Properties Inc
Progress
3%
56%>
>
60%
Stubnitz Greene Corp
__l
Superior Electric Co„
:£.
1
Superior Industries Corp__ ^_10c
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Super Market Distributors Inc_l
Susquehanna Corp
1
36%
13%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co__—10
Fidelity Union Trust—
(Newark)
5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N y)
10
1
23%
74
*
Premier Corp of America__j._iuc
Premier
Microwave Corp
1
1
Professional
14
42%.
22 va
lo
Co
21%
Co__7V2
America
Ultrasonics
'
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%
52
Hotels
34%
.1
Co
9vt"i
17%
1
;
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Instrument
10
13"
_10c
Potter
of
16
25
Co
Potash
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8 Va
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Popell-iL F>
33%
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9
1
38%
-
1
Inc
12%
Y>
—50
Fairfield pounty Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
6%
2
32%
1
Expressway System cl A 250
.,.8 '/a
Yardney Electric Corp
25c
9%
Yellow Transit Freight Lines. 1
10
»1
s-.t York Research Corp class A
1
8ye
Zonolite Company
—;
1 > >• 5 va\ '
54%
_•
—6%
(Newark)_25
Commerce
Empire Trust Co
.10%:
A
30 Va
15 y*
30%
5
Conversion
Xtra
4> 65/a
>
N T & 8 A
Crocker-Anglo Natl
86%
9 %
Strategic Materials Corp
Strawbridge & Clothier
9
31%
-
Picker in g; Lumber • Cor
p-^^i-3
Piedmont Natl Gas Co Inc
50c
Prirce & Stevens Chem
Corp
2
Pipneer Aerodynamic System_10c
Pioneer Natural Gas Co_
3.75
Plays kool Mfg
Plymouth Cordage Coj^_
Plymounth Rubber CoPneumoDynamics
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Inc
28 v*
1
Yale
10%
5%
of
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7%:
5va
Co
97/a
50
—1
Corp
County Trust Co. (White Plains
3y2
6%
of
Co
22
36
Hall
6%
1
>
27/8
Finance Corp A_1
Del
Corp
10c
Homes Inc..
•
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13 %
1
35%
19
&
'
9%
39 va
Stanley Home Products
Stanley Works
5
-
lc
Register Co
Screw
■'/;
5'A
9%
Connecticut Natl Bank—
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
>22
13%,
20
Standard
Standard
':9v2
Periui
■
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17%
_1
-
50c
...
Commercial Bk of North
Amer_g
Commercial Trust Co (N J)—10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12y2
38%
10
Corp
SS
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-
33%
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>
7 5'A
4%
——. _10c
Bank
(Savannah)
Cleveland Trust Co
33%
42 %
12 vb
•
Motor
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
■
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&
8%
20
,
29
71
.
24%
8%
c
35 y8
Elec
Enterprises
Wurlitzer
Natl Bank of Cleve
16
61 vt
65
>
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of
Phila—10:^53 ■*■■*■■57 ' ;
Chase Manhattan, Bk
(NY)_12 y3 ' ' 80'A
83%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
85
88 v2
Citizens & Southern National
.54
A__1
Preferred ;
Penobscolt Chemical. Fibre Coi.1
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash-10c
,
cl
Mfg Co^
Fruit
Standard
27%
35%
1
6%
Central
•
36%
2
Freight System
8
>16%
:
18
26 v*
Chemical
Wrather
20 va
25
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis
20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
5
Camden Trust Co (N J)_—_5
7%
31
_10c
Inc
Standard
2711
i;
25%
'
1
'24%.
32 y8
Corp class A
Work
9
47%
53/a
Virginia
10
Bankers Trust, Co (N Y)—10
32
25
Electronics
Metals
:
39%
-10c
—
Co
l
•
187/a
5
Bank of New York
.Bank
6%
22%
*
8%
*
———-
84 Va
22%
24
Company
Wood
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—
of Commerce
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-
197/8
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Gas
Standard & Poor's
Standard Beryllium
13%
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England Tele
8%
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.
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15%
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Wolf
Inc
—
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19%
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17%
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Mills
Bank of America
197/a
78%
16 y8
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Waters
Gulf
19%
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73
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12%
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14%
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48%
79 y2
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Telephone Co
California
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29
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10c
Winston-Muss Corp
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Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
10
30
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25%
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Corp
&
Victor Products
•
51%
A
Paper
Southeastern
Southeastern
112%
48%
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Investment
Electric
45%.
44%
17%
5
Wilcox-Gay-Majestic
37
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8%
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9%
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19%
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15%
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Vernitron
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17%
5%
16%
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13 v2
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Pacific Coast Properties.
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Radio
Vanity Fair
Varlfab Inc
30%
.
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Transmission
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7%
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10c
Vance Sanders
11%
2%
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14%
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6%:
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South
16%
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45%
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24%
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37/b
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Industries
25%
27
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14%
25%
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16
5
4%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp_.—5
Vamco
Corp
—ii._10c
Van Camp Sea Food
Co
1
130
13
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32%
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11%
124
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Sigma
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Oxford! Chemical class
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Onyx Chemical Corp^>i-^___
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23Va
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5%
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Siegel (Henry I)
20%
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Co
3%
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8%
25c
Power
Wometco
26%
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7
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&
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8%
19 Va
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Old Ben Coal' Corp—
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Power
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27%
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24%
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Foresman
Gas
Penn
10c
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16%
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Co —9
Upper Penninsular Power
22%
15%
Amer
25%
*
'
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11%
13
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30%
1
of
2
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20%
26%
Tube
20%
15
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10
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Utilities
30%
28%
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37 %'
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Nytronics
35
United
6%
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Light & Telephone
Western Mass
Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
11
34%
107/»
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Western
23%
States Sugar Corp
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United States Truck Lines- __1
United Technical Industries—1
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32%
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28%
>
27
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28%
14%
Wellington Mgnt Co. class A—10c
Wesco Financial
Corp
1
West Coast
Telephone Co
10
26'A
26%
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I
13%
5%
Seatraln. Lines Inc
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Seismograph Service Corp_!
1
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7%
29%
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9%
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Nuclear
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5%
44%
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(H)
5
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62 Va
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14%
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v
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18%
58
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4V2
& Sons class A_100
Corp
Seaboard Electronic
Corp
Sealectro Corp
16%
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28
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10%,
6'% "
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28%.
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Scott
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27
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6%
1
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35%
39%
Gas
20%
Inc
4»/2
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1
6%
United States
Realty Invest-—*10 y*
United States Servateria
Corp_l
8'A
16%
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24 vw
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16%
15
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33 va
33%
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15
1
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Star Companies--^
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27
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1
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6%
36%,
10c
22
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13%
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Washington Steel Corp
_1
Watson Bros
Transport A
1
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*
6%
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Illuminating Co
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United Printers & Publish
; Uix'ted Sevvomation
Corp
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8
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36
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33%
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5
Scott
Scott
York
29%
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5%
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30
5%
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7%
38%
38%:
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i_5 '>' 26%
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Inc
Williams Inc
Aviation Corp
16%
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Penn
Foods
Fetzer
4712
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19%
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&
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18
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Lad
Scott
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common
Uarco
27%
5
Warner
26%
19%
31%
6%
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44va
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
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New
8%
1
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;
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Science
19%
4%
New
..
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18%
18%
Corp
Engineering.
Schneider
8%
13 %
,
Petroleum
Schield Bantam
10
16%
Jacinto
Schaevitz
24%
New
-.
7'/a
12
29 va
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12%
58%
Tropical Gas Co
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
18
Pinon
Inc
Co—
66%
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14%
9%
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Corp:
Swasey Co.
Warner k
54
1
Trico
Products
77»/4
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13
50c
(Jim)
_1
Treesdale
United
Savin Business Machines
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin
Electronics
19%
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1
Transistor
Walnut Grove
Walter
10
5
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1
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17
45%
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15%
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12%
10%
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Savannah Elec & Power Co
26%
17%
50c
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Nicholson File Companyj
Nielsen
(A C)---
A
Candies
Sanders
20%
9
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class
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Walbaum Inc
42y4
38%
6%
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12%
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Inc
i
57%
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62%
1
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30%
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—12%
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9%
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11
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21 >
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4%
24%
>
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19%
28%
Safticraft
59%
3%
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Airways
Reid_
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Russell
13'%
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30c
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Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
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-/
2%
.
Inc__
42
Trans-Coast
v
4%
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Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air System
67%
•
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16%
50c
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New
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23%
12%
50c
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National Patent Development_lc
National Periodical.L
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Vitramon Inc
Vitro Corp of
America
Wabash Magnetics
9%
1
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Stores
Vitamin
9%
8%
>
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Tokeirn Corp__:
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20%
-22%
54% '' > 59
Royal Dutch
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Royal Industries Inc
:
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3
7% >
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9
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30%
5%
1
80c
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■
42
1
20%
National
'Class
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Rockwell Mfg Co—;
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12% >
;
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''
4%
11%/
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11%
21%
Chemical Company—1.25
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5% '
43
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13 Vb
Narda Microwave Corp.—_10c
Narracansett Capital
1.
Corp
&
Company
"15 Va
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15
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;
Therm-O-Disc
19%
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.
—5-
Aeronautical
Stoker
36%
Multi-Amp Electronics Corp_10c
Fabric
Inc
Riley
10%
Morningstar-Paisley Inc——1 i
National
Assn
34
,
Moore
Narrow
Racing
Construction
Richardson Company
10%
.
35% r
19
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Rexach
27%
6%
'
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13%
1
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13 %
'
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1
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River Brand Rice Mills
Incu_3%
Roadway Express Inc
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5'-.
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18%
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26%
>
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Inc
28 % <
10
Industries
29
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class
Foods
Revere
6%
13%
26 y«
—
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•
42%
24 va
Monroe
Auto Equipment——_1
Moog Servocontrols
-——I
-
7 V»
25 %
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Company
Remco
39%
Rubber Company.-'—1'
Monmouth Park Jockey~Club_lc
Foods- Inc..,.,; I.,
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5
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-
12
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Morton
5
11%
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4%
Par
Consumer
Texas
•
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Texas
7%
-
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9%
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10%
,
7
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A_.
__20c
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1.25
5
14%
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Drop Forging Co
-1
Moore-Handley Inc_—1
Moore
Products Co
1
10%
class
46 Va
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6 %
Inc——-^-_lc
Barge
Inc
Par
47%
9%
_25c
A——25c
Radiation
Ask
44%
1
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4%>
Mississippi Valley Gas Co^—:—5
Missouri Utilities Co————~1
Mite Corp ——t—l——.—.1.
v
Corp
12%
Gas Co-—J1.L—1.
Mississippi Valley
•
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43
Missile Systems
10c
Mississippi Glass Co——10
Mississippi Shipping
•
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Inc
18%
9%.:r',
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■\ 4%
Midwestern Instruments Inc__l
Mieble-Goss-Dexter Inc
-7 %
Mtlgo Electronics Corp_—__l._l
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Importers
21%
16%
20
Corp-.——1
Develop——-1
Tech
Products
Quality
197a
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•
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Par
Purolator
12
+
.
(Quotations for Friday, April
13)
2.20
1,200
2.10
Apr
3.50 Mar
1.10
1.25
1,800
1.10 Mar
1.70 Mar
2.30
3.00
1,400
2.30
Apr
5.20 Mar
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1844)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
25c
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
7.31
8.12
8.78
4.44
4.74
6.04
inc
6.53
S-l
9.28
10.14
1.78
S-3
5.21
5.68
S-4
1
6.26
6.86
7.05
7.72
Internatl
Growth
Fund
Lazard
Fund
1
15%
1
xll.85
Inc__l
18.08
Inc—
Income
Trust
Investors
11.51
Life
Insurance
13.33
Life
Insurance
Inc__l
12.94
19.34
21.14
15.08
Loornis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Managed Funds—
lc
7.34
8.02
Stk
Electric shares
Fund
—
shares
19.87
18.36
Metal
10.85
11.89
14.09
15.40
-
8.01
Mass
11.56
14.30
23.38
25.28
14.37
15.75
Growth
C Fds
B
C
Fds
4.50
4.87
Invest Found Growth—1
15.64
16.91
16.98
Mutual
18.56
9.69
B
10.53
1
Mutual
9.89
—1
al4.71
1
3.07
Fund
Investment
Mutual Shares Com
Shares
Trust
8.65
9.40
13.99
15.12
National
20%
21%
7.90
8.63
Investors
23.28
7.75
Dividend
8.47
17.27
63.44
12.11
Stock
13.32
Stock
11.23
New
Nucleonics
5.55
18.42
12.60
14.16
7.96
6.44
8.33
9.10
1
8.65
9.45
Series
Shares
Inc
12.73
13.91
13.73
15.01
1
Federated Growth Fund
25c
12.55
13.72
Fund new—1
Fidelity Fund Inc.__—
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
9.12
9.91
16.34
17.66
13.58
14.76
Provident
19.50
21.08
Puritan
4.67
5.11
6.56
*
6.10
Price
6.63
2.41
2.83
8.36
Fund
7.95
6.15
Stock Fund_lc
13.56
9.66
Roe
Fund
Texas
8.29
Inc
9.31
2.65
7.88
8.61
10.51
Fund
12.89
12.24
7.37
Boston—1
of
Funds—
Investors Group
Investors
Mutual Inc
Investors
Stock
Investors
Fund—
Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Research Fund.
1
Fund
46%
Nationwide Corp class. A
5
45%.
36%
39%
New
Hampshire
Insurance——5
33%.
17
18%
New
York
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of
NY_2
36
39%
North River
1.25
27(4
29%
Northeastern Insurance.
60%
64
Northern Ins Co of N Y
5
69%
5
45
481/4
5
66
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114
124
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124
131
Peerless Insurance Co
103%
60
64
5(4
(Wash
Pyramid Life Ins Co
5
63
67
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Natl
(S F.i
Life
2.50
15%
139
145
195
211
86%
90%
36 %
73%
78%
6.25
88%
92%
1
15(4
14%
15%
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Great Amer Life
Clciss
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85
91%
205
218
56%
Title
10
52(4
55%
Travelers
73%
77
10
Home Insurance Co
Life
&
138
5
Accident—
Standard
Life
35.10
Federal Street
56%
41%
5
.
America
17%
83
87!/4
10
45
49(4
2.50
Fire
S
Insurance
1
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
Recent
Tel
Ashland
Bid
&
Oil
Tel
4%s
26.10
22.01
Security
Bonds—
Amer
25.01
3
24.02
& Conv.
Bid
Home
3.15s Apr.
Loan
Ask
104
Mueller
101
101%
Natl
14%
42%
one or more '32nds
for
100
100
1962
100.4
100.6
1963
100.5
100.7
4s
100.2
4%s Aug.
)10,
17,
15
3%s Apr.
3%s
July
15.
16,
wi
3.20s
100.1
3.10s
100
4,
1962
Aug.
1,
1962—
Oct.
1,
1962
Federal Land
100.2
May
100.5
100.16
1,
1963
99.19
1963
100.3
100.7
4%s Apr.
20,
1964
1963
101.15
101.19
4s
Oct.
20,
1964
100.8
100.16
4s
Oct.
20,
1965—
101.12
4s
Dec.
20,
1965
101.6
3%s
Feb.
21,
1966
4%s Juil.
10,
1965
102
2.
4%s Dec.
12,
1966—
20,
3%s Mar.
11,
1968
101.28
98.16
102.16
103.16
100.24
100.24
3%s May
4(4s July
4(4S
20,
10,
1970
1970
10,
10,
—■
1971
1971
1969
'
12,
10i
102.8
99.16
Mar.
4%s Mar.
20,
July
15,
1969
5(as Feb.
20,
3%s Apr.
1,
5%s July
20,
101.24,
4%S. Oct,.
103.16
100.24
101.24
104.12
1973
104.16
108.16
104.28
;
15.88
8.24
7.89
20.03
11.33
12.42
6.32
6.91
5.40
5.90
3.53
3.86
9.49
10.37
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity-
one
115
National
3s
May
15,
1962—
1971
Belgium (Kingdom of) 5(4s_1977
Burlington Industries 4('4S_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Duke
Power
Paso
El
Paso
Ferro
Food
4%s____
—1992
4s
May
15,
Aug.
or more
3 (4s
Aug.
.
1974
.
123
32nds of
a
102
99
New
Ohio
York
1963.
98.10
98.12
100.14
4%S Nov.
15,
1963.
102.24
102.26
1,
1964-
97.10
15,
15,
1964-
102.30
105
1964-
100.30
101
15, 196415, 1964.
103.30
104
2%s Feb.
3%s Feb.
Bid
100.7
100.19
3%s
100.5
1962
l%s Apr.
4:!4s May
100.6
5s
1962
May
Aug.
15, 1962
15, 1963—
15/ 1963
99.15
100.18
1%S Oct.
1,
1964
100.8
——
100.9
4%s Nov.
15,
1964
l%s Apr.
1,
1965
95.14
95.18
99.23
99.24
100.7
Apr.
1,
15,
1963.
15,
1963—
3%s Aug.
101%;
Pipeline 4%s_ .1982
Telep 4%s____ .2002
102 %
103
104 %
104%
101%
100%
101
-1977
110%
112%
ww
.1973
113 %
116 %
Phoenix Steel 5%s
.1969
70
73
ww. .1967
116
121
1982
125
4%s————
110
117
Pacific Petroleum
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Telephone
—•
100
1976
1977
4%s-.„1987
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww.1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Tel
&
Tel
4.90s_1987
Keystone Steel & Wire 4% s-l981
tone Star Gas 4%s—•—.1987
Cowenstein (Ml & Sons—
4%»
—.-——-1981
108 %
111
5%s
4%s_.
5s
May
15,
1965
103.18
103.20
l%s
Oct.
1965
94.20
94.24
Apr.
1,
1,
101.5
l%s
100.9
4s
April
93.24
1,
120
107
■%"
—•
Sperry Rand 5%s
-
111
100%
'
102%
-Texas
77% /
Trans
Power
Textron
-
&
Amer
ww
5%s
U
S
Industries
Penn
.1981
101%
93
92.4
Dated
Ask
Rate
i-6i
5-
1-62
100
100.1
3.05s
5-61
6-
4-62
100
100.2
3.20s
1-
2-62
10-
10-
2-61
7-
2-62
100
100.2
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
11-
1-61
8-
1-62
100
100.2
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-3-62
4-
2-62
2-63
Due
Bid
92.8
Dated
12-
Due
4-61
9-
1-
Bid
4-62
Ask
100
100.2
1-62
100.1
100.3
1-62
100.4
100.6
100.3
100.5
10O.2
100.4
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Apr.
19, 1962
Apr. 26, 1962
Cay
3, 1962
May 10, 1962
May 17. 1962
Ask
Bid
99.977
99.978
99.924
99.928
July 26, 1962;
Aug. 2, 1962—
99.872
99.876
Aug.
99.819
99.825
Aug.
1962
16, 1962—
—
99.220
99.166
r
Ask
99.243
99.190
99.112
99.138
99.058
9;,
99.078
99.764
99.773
23,
1962
Aug.
24,
99.711
99.719
30,
1962
98.950
98.972
31,
1962
Aug.
May
99.658
99.668
6,
1962
98.888
98.912
June
7,
99.604
99.616
Sept.
Sept.
13,
1962
98.833
June
14,
21,
99.551
99.561
99.494
99.505
June
Jun.
1962
1962
Power
4%s
99.498
July
12,
99.509
Sept. 20,
Sept. 21,
Sept. 27,
99.440
99.453
Oct.
4,
99.387
99.396
Oct.
11,
99.333
99.343
Oct.
15.
;; 99.310
99.320
99.^195
Jan.
15,
April
15,
J
1962
5,
103%
103 %•
July
.1971
4%s_—
Westcoast Trans.
102
—
22, 1962
28,
1962.
107
110
July
-1971
.1970
136
"
1962—.—
1962
—
—
99.004
1962
-
99.025
98.858
1962
98.753
98.779
1962—
98.749
98.767
1962
98.693
98.715
1962
98.637
98.661
1962——;
98.581
98.601
98.539
98.559
1963
97.793
97.816
1963—
97.007
97.027
1962
135
Light 4%s_1987
5s
Underwood Corp- 5 %s
West
<
Gas
Tenn
•
106
102
'
101 %
103
76
101.26
92.28
1966.
1967—
9-
June
101%
222
93.28
101.22
1966
1966
1,
e-
Jul-y
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
-
117
100%
-■
103.27
May
101%
.1994
Oil
Natural Gas 5lis—1977
General Port Cement 5s_
96.18
103.25
—
4%s
101.3
88
101%
Pacific Gas & Elec
97
101
96.14
99.2
100.7
—
100.30
100.8
98.30
Ask
83
97.14
99.13
3.15s
al2.05
..1975
Ask
100.16
3.20s
103
126
105
1.
3s
100 %
102%
1975
104.16
100
Federal intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
100 vH
102
1981
96.16
101.16
99
point
Rate
a20.78
Natural Gas
129
.
1%S Oct.
100.5
15,
%s
a48.42
4%s_ .1987
4%s—... .1992
102%
4%s
Corp 3%s
Internatl
99 %
95.16
100.16
.
1972-1967
1972
100.4
100.15
15,
4s
May
3%s May
al8.37
1992
Electric
Machinery 3%S—
General
99%
97.8
108
103.16
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
_
Treasury Notes-
1 %s
Register
Dairy
102.16
100.13
a93.02
Inc
96.8
..107
.
Maturity-
l%s
Inc—
108
100.3
;
Certificates of Indebtedness
a22.72
new—
.;
104.24
107
Ask
all.89
Inc.—
103.16
103.24
1970-1967
20,
98.20
102.16
102.16
Bid
4s
Inc
102.16
.
101.12
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
13.86
7/22
,101.16
.
1970
1,
102
_
-
_
1970.
3%s. May. 1,
4%s Feb.
15,
3%s Sep.
15.
-•
98.4
.
1970
107.16
102.16
1977^.——.
-
1969
4%s
99.16
.
1966
104.16
101.12
101
.
1968
103.16
101.22
101
.
102.8
101.14
_
1966-
101.24
103.16
10, 1972
June .12,
1972
4%s
102.28
99.23
102
.
100.30
10,
100.24
100.1
100.12
101.4
4%s Jun.
100.20
.
1962
1963
4s Sep. 10, 1964
3%s Dec. 11, 1964
4%s Feb.
18.43
1962-
20,
11,
10,
100.2
:>2,
12,
Apr.
100.3
100
—
3,(4.s Oct.
2%s May
1964
100.3
100.2
.
3%s Feb.
Assn—
100.25
11,
100.1
100.2
.
1962
1,
100.21
10,
4%s
100
.
Bank Bonds
1962
4%s Sep.
3 (4s Mar.
3%s May
June1
100.1
99.30
1963
1963
3.05s
__
Ask
Cooperatives—
Aug. 15,
1%S Oct.
3%s
80%
point
a-
Bid
Banks
May 15, 1962
15,
1962
Sept.
of
Ask
Banks—
June
9.64
Bid
Brass
Cash
40%
39%
—
100
11.02
12.68
Bonds—
103%
1987
x37%
13%
a93.50
Fund
75
76
1962
16,
Debentures Issues
1994
4%s
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s—1979
El
Westminster
73
27%
71%
City of N Y-2
Annuity Life Insur
1
WestchesM^Fn-A 1 ~
' :
1 9.
WestchestftTFire
:
2
Inc
Fund
69(4
U S Life Ins Co in
al3.61
Centennial
Second
17%
26(4
Variable
3.25s
B-2
Capital
Capital
•
173
Obligations of Government Agencies
5%s Feb.
7.54
Exchange Fd_
Investors
Ohio
107
25
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—5
3.10s
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds i
166%
(Ala) 1
U
60
16%
5
15%
23
8
Co
Security Life Ins
of
101
(N Y)__2
Ins
89%
124%
38%
(N Y)
Insurance
Inc—.—
Fund
Co
Co
85
118%
2
u S
1
Ins
5
10
Life Ins
Guaranty
16%
48%
108
___*
Co
United
146
Figures after decimal point represent
8.93
Funds—
34.41
Ins
United
Hartford Steam Boiler
Jefferson
Sec
53(4
5
Life
preferred
Standard
F}a]_2Va
Insp & Insurance-.
102
42
44
10
Springfield Insurance Co.
$6.50
^
_..5
(New Haven).
Southwestern
61(4
Underwriters—•
(Jacksonville
12.93
12.57
al4.21
of Amer
Security Life & Trust Co
142
58
5
A
Gulf Life
7.73.
Fund
Ins
133
X7.15
Fund
Marine
&
Employees Insur (D C)
4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Fund Inc——-I
1
Fire
Security Ins
8.87
Mutual Fund—1
Paul
Seaboard Surety Co
<N
y8
8%
38
33%
Great American Ins
14
32%
7%
33
*
Co
12%
30
5
55%
8.12
Street
1
10
2
30
3%s Nov.
Diversification
Life
(N C)____ 1
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
1
73%
14
52(4
14.44
Fund
Owners
5
13.36
Fund
6.78
Home
Providence-Washington
5
Globe & Republic Ins
Govt
Pioneers
-
73%
St
70(4
10
Corp
Glens Falls
Gov
87%
4
Life Insurance
General Reinsurauce
~
4
(Phoenix)
1,
Street
Co—
Ci___:
20%
15,
13.52
Ins
D
77%
Oct.
6.27
Life
Peoples
6
19%
1
Devonshire
42%
73 %
3%s Nov.
Congress
39
65
Indemnity Co
81
12.03
7.65
56
—3%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__lc
1
16.24
7.07
51%
27%
52 %
Pacific
4
13.39
1
Inc
Fund
48%
24%
195
5
16.96
Swap
2.50
12%
Federal
Franklin
48%
48(4
~
3.33%
Employers Reinsurance Corp
First
53
37 V*
135
98%
Y___l
Co
30%
;
184
io
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_
44%
102%
129
i.25
N
98
5
Phoenix
11.01
Centennial
i.
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
4%S Aug.
4%s Sep.
14.53
Whitehall Fund Inc
11.02
5
Co:
Ins
26%
14.90
20.81
lire
(Ky) 2
(Ga)
of
.
,
Ins
56%
Insurance
148
.
49%
43%
Accident
24%
15.60
12.37
Inc
(The)
Johnston
11.62
19.25
Investors
Istel
13.55
10.30
Fund
Co
94
109
i
28%
5
&
53
1
Wisconsin
Investors Variable Pay nit Fund
Investors
12.40
_1
Life
*
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
11.65
140
Natl Old Line Ins AA com—
Group Assoc
1
1
Fund
10
National Union Fire—
J)
4-%s Apr.
4%S Sep.
10c
Inc
Street
Wellington
5.73
10.66
,
43 V*
Special Situations
Investors
;
74%
4%s Feb.
Wellington Equity Fund
,
Fund
Selective
5.24
Ins
51%
88
79%
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
Assurance Co
5
Life
47-
102
69%
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Employers
:
l'O
70
Comwealth Life Insur Co
Eastern
Assurance_12.50
74
Natl
5%
51%
70%
(Bait)
National Fire
•
48
65
Co
(N
-
66
5
Coastal States Life Ins
Eagle Fire Ins Co
1
10
<N
Insur
17%
Inc—
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Wall
6.73
Life
Fire
183
5-
Midwestern United Life Ins Co-T
Monument Life
18
175
Indemnity & Life. Ins——5,
Merchants
6%
16%
Co
Casualty
Citizens
8.82
Accumulated Fund—1
Value Line
8.63
11.78
Citizens
10.36
:i
_1
United International Fund LidValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
2.90
9.62
of Canada Ltd
United Funds Canada Lid
10.12
13 %
6%
5
12.25
:_1
Inv__ 10c
Growth
30%
12
Boston Insurance
8.19
Fund—1
1
United Income Fund Shares-1
United Science
Fund—
1
9.01
11.19
Trust
40%
a37.65
1
Inc
Continental Fund
United
5.38
lc
FuncLlc
Investment
9.05
Funds
United
Institutional Income Fluid—lc
of
—
16.60
Century
United
5.99
7.90
—
8.37
—
11.96
Shares Ltd—
Co
1
Television-Electronics
a29.10
Investment
al0.33
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
a21.82
lc
America-—1
Inc
Fund
20tli
Intl Resources Fund Inc
al0.54
1
a32.47
7.72
28(4
1
4%s Nov.
—
Farnliam
UBS Fund
1
1
a20.06
1
Stock
12.67
Inc—1
Fund_l
15.16
Fund
Mass
44%
146
;
16%
iN J)___2
Federal Nati Mortgage
Inc—1
&
21.05
Income Fund
Investors
14.02
12.90
al4.55
1
Investment Corp—*
Balanced
20.44
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
1
7.87
16.93
11.57
Imperial Fund Inc
10.28
Clark—•
Investors
Maryland Casually
l
Shippers
3%s Feb.
9.46
25c
Fund Inc
Investors
15%
33%.
Inc_l
Re-insurance
&
3%s
12.05
lc
1
lc
lc
Ins
17.35
7.20
1
&
14(4
30
Beneficial Standard Life
3s
10.41
Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
10c
Series H-DA
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
l
Companies
140
Life Insur_—5
5
Assurance
(Newark N J) —2%
Life
American
3.05s
14.85
5.48
National
98
42
1
:
38%
'35%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc„_1
(Galveston)-—
4.70
10.58
7.04
Lincoln
Nat
9.05
9.62
Stein
shares
90%
Amer
4.30
15.55
State Street
Growth industry
Liberty Life Ins
(Wash D C)
8.37
11.03
6.75
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Lincoln
Mercury
15.96
1
of Canada
Stock
15.98
Shares—1.25
8.71
lc
Amer Ins Co
1
Fund
American
Sovereign
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Fund
14%
Amer
1
Inc
Southwestern
7.46
Equip Shares—lc
15.82
Shares in Amer Industry
Smith (Edson B) Fund
Selected
al9.55
6.86
36%
13
86%
Flai
Home
American
Federal
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.00
1
1
Corp
General Investors Trust
(Geo)
Common
•9.09
10.04
—
33%.
10.73
1
Inc
Scudder Stevens
8.78
7.99
—
(Jacksonville
.
39%
27 %
5
Ask
Life Assurance Co of Penna—5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
'Life Insurance\Cb Of
10'
38%
34%
Co_l.50
Bid
29%
25 %
American Heritage Life Ins—
American
.far.:
31 %
preferred
12.75
9.82
Income—1
for
Fund
36
■/ r
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Vat
5
•.••27;.;
Liberty Life Assurance.
_2
35
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binn) __2.
93
136;
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
12.64
12.62
Growth Stock
Scudder Stevens & Clark
7.41
2.57
American
Companies
■.■'
81 %
Casualty^
&
American General Insur
10.98
11.53
2.50
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Revere
10.02
*
Putnam Growth Fund
2.65
6.74
I
__1
Fund
Putnam
Custodian
Growth
9.23
50c
Inc
Scudder Fund
Funds—
Bond Series
--1°
Common
stock series
-lc
Preferred slock series
—lc
Utility Series
lc
Fund of America Inc
1
Fundamental Investors
1
conv
10
Assur
Ask
al4.32
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund
2.31
Mutual Fund
Fund
Pioneer
7.17
2.11
$1.25
Interstate
Pine Street Fund Inc
Inst Foundation Fund
17.75
8.49
Penn
9.45
Institutional
16.24
1
Securities
.
7.41
Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc—;—1
Fidelity
L
130
—
_1
9.12
Industrial Fund
Equitable
American
Jersey Insurance Co.cf N Y
15.30
Capital
Agricultural Insurance Co_
American
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Inc
Oppenheimer Fund
Over-the-counter
5
Hanover Insurance Co
Fund—I
Street
6.76
Institutional
al6.28
12.39
Chemistry &
William
a22.40
Boston
11.46
1
10
20c
of
4.15
7.28
5.89
13.69
__50c
3.80
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Electronics
One
6.00
X16.95
York
6.22
——1
England Fund
10.28
12.22
5-69
1
Series
—
Stock Series
Growth
New
11.18
1
Income Series
17.44
62.81
Series
Preferred
21.37
76%
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
1
Corp—1
Fund
17.28
1
,
Series
Equity Fund Inc
Incorporated
Incorporated
24.36
15.98
1
Corp
Series
Balanced
Bond
Bid
3.50
Insurance
Firemen's Fund
3.13
National Securities Series—
50c
Energy Fund Inc
Income
10.86
22.52
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp—
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Petroleum
19.10
Investing Foundation—1
Mutual
Fund
Fund—
(The)
17.43
Series—
Insur
Morton
Mutual
11.13
Saton & Howard—
Common
9.41
11.95
3.76
Capital Growth
8.61
1
Fund—
10.58
10.30
Electrical
16.17
Series-
Morton
10.94
Capital
14.80
9.68
9.40
General
3.04
10.18
3.43
Franklin
4.35
2.78
10.93
9.98
Founders
3.58
3.98
Units of beneficial interest—1
12.63
13.88
2.43
Par
Continental
Inc
Massachusetts Life
3.93
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
12.50
2.72
3.28
shares of beneficial int—33 % c
8.75
11.49
Life
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Trust
Investors
Aetna
Bankers
2.22
Paper shares
——_lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
12.37
11.32
—
14.10
3.60
lc
17.62
16.12
19.76
a31.06
Industries shares—.lc
General
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
.
1
Financial
12.95
2.67
15.09
Fund—1
Fidelity
16%
al6.35
13.77
Shaves
Electronics Investment
15.99
13.95
—
Stock Fund
14.16
12.20
Investment Inc 3
De Vegh Investing Go Inc
1
De Vegli Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Balanced
12.98
Ltd-1
Fund
Knickerbocker
VK;.w-:V
Casualty & Surety
24.56
14.66
10.53
Diversified Income Fund
Investment
22.52
Fund—1
Keystone
Crown Western
Diversified
6.22
5.22
Lexington
1
1
Chemical Fund Inc50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy.;—1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd—I
Commonwealth Investment__;—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
—-I
Composite Fund Inc—
1
Concord Fund Inc
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc-lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Dividend
10.25
17.42
Massachusetts
—-
9.39
5.69
4.78
Knickerbocker
12.47
11.47
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Series B
1
1
16.10
5.86
■
10.23
(Low Priced Com Stks)— 1
3.99
9.02
16.99
9.37
—
9.80
5.39
3.65
15.57
(Higli-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—I
(Growth Com Stock)
1
S-2
1.62
lc
Capital life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
1
_1
Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
K-l (Income Fundi
K-2
(Growth Fund)
al5.30
1
Fund Ltd
Priced
(Low
B-3
B-4
6.63
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Ltd—1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
-1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Hougliton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corpilc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Oaiirornla Fund Inc
1
Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd
1
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Advisers
Aetna
Monday, April 16; 1962
.
.
■(Quotations for Friday, April 13)
insurance
Ask
Cont.
Custodian Fund
Keystone
2.51
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.30
.
-1992
2%s—,».—1088
■
102%
•r
■
98
15,. 1962
19, 1962--
101
99.274
TOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER: ISSUES-
140
102%
—
•No
par
New
York
value.
-frNet asset
Stock- Exchange,
value.
bBid
t New stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend. • wi When
-V
v
k Admitted to listing on th
y Ex- stock dividem
issued,
Volume
Number 6151
195
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(1845)
49
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings
pared with
based
us,
this
will
week
show
increase
an
com¬
Complete
the
Preliminary figures compiled by
year ago.
a
cannot
the: country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
time
April 14, clearings from
last
all cities of
from which it is possible to obtain
be
10.7%
above those
14.9%.
States
totals
stand
at
we
$30,679,229,446
week
same
in
1961,
900
Our comparative summary for the "week follows:
EndingApril 14'
York
Chicago
1962
■
•
ter
1961
,
•
.
%
.
$17,200,391,869
1,343,566,169
+
1,139,000,000
____
$14,975,601,068
1,361,126,536
_
1,138,000,000
+
„
Philadelphia
-
Boston
the
the
Week
Ended
0.1
Baltimore
Ten
cities,
Other
five
days
-
414,000,000
826,046,945
434,564,326
593,984,971
+
7.9
6th
.
.
in
1961.
+
2,1
7th
St. Louis
2.8
+
5.0
+
0.8
1st
A AAA
—
5th
All
cities,
Total
cities,
day__
one
all
five days...
cities
$29,539,326,239 $26,656,880,606
_
1,139,903,207
_
week
for
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
San
Outside
on
for March and the three months of 1962 and
1962
4
Number
shares
of
68,482,247
1962
mis.___
&
International
299,946,967
$104,730,400
$170,782,000
$326,507,400 $441,244,000
Bank
'
A
Foreign government
U. S. Government—
8.813,000,
7,223.500
21,450,000
19,102,100
2,000
Re¬
improvement
an
District
has
10.4%.
loss of 0.7%
a
to
of
its
credit
The
gain of
a
Chicago
but the St. Louis
14.5%
and
In the Kan¬
increase of 9.4%, in.
and in the San
an
the Dallas Reserve District of 14.8%
Francisco Reserve District of 17.8%.
OF
BANK
;V
CLEARINGS
-A
s
2.GOO
-11961
•
,
'
"A A
A A '{
'•'A,
1,577,453,736
1,428,392,448
1,927,078,363
1.940,233,553
York
'•
10*
_
?
$
848,557,531
+ 31.4
A
14,275,648,333
12,633,466,53G
0.7
1,111,846,745
1,051,680,153
+ 15.9
1,410,696,488
1,306,871,996,
4.5
786,230,154
764,205,99?.
+ 10.4
1,401,875.476
1.274,197.208
0.7
1,665,878,356
1,547,509,213
711,240.065
663.536,70$
—
+
—
712,615.676
+ 14.5
742,248,936
663,095,034
:■•;.+11.9
771.128.992
704.746 R57
+
706,325,512
615.302,155
+ 14.8
630,650,066
603,753,239
664,367,712:
720,051,934
584,798,537
9.4
544,636,725
1,674,934,094
+ 17.8
1,390,479,144
1,292,799,325
25,972,296,900
+ 20.8
25,598,490,426
23,251,266,558
13,739,492,795
City
1,421,617,853
31,373,123,886
cities
,106
12,652,389,724
+
11,809,277,260
10,998,370,533
furnish
of March.
1959
A AA
964,779,350
816,185,360
"
$
5.4
+
1960
u
"«
Def
•
844,957,237
"
6
:
1,404,382,055
"
9
_
Inc. or
:
;'$ A-A\.
;■;
v
8.6
lanta Reserve District of
a
summary of the clearings for the
For that month there was an increase
4.8%, but in the Richmond Re¬
District the totals register a loss of 1.8%.
The
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase of
serve
body of clearing houses of 2.9%, the 1962
aggregate of clearings having been $145,599,920,597, and
the 1961 aggregate of
$141,457,231,801. In the New York
Reserve District the totals are larger by 3.0%, in the
Boston Reserve District by 0.8% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District by 6.2%.
In the Cleveland Reserve
District the totals record a gain of 2.8% and in the At-
Bonds-
Railroad
show
City Reserve District there is
sas
of the entire
1961
215,497,672'
113,034,886
District
Reserve
1,322,916,813
"
7
_
Francisco
also
month
—Three Months—
1961
Reserve
13,912.030,379
"
:
City
New
We
1961 follow:
—Month of March—
totals
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 11.9%.
1,627,007,871
'«
.17
Total
The results
Stocks-
Boston
decline of 0.7%. In the Cleve¬
a
the
Reserve District suffers
1,314,079,664
"
-10
Dallas
12th
+10.7
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
Description
Atlanta
18,277,863,178
««
7
_
Minneapolis
Kansas
+\8.5
$30,679,229,446 $27,707,190,359
District
1,002,006,840
Richmond
9th
10th
8.5
+10.8
1,050,309,753
the
New-
totals
the
1.056,136,154
"
9
_
_
+11.4
-4-
cities
9
-
Cleveland-
_
all
the
the
in
882,682,026
:
Philadelphia
4th
0.8
12
_
3rd
•
11th
Total
in
and
in
city)
15.9%> in the Richmond Reserve District of 4.5% and
1962
Boston..
2nd New York
+10.9,
—
5,251,548,755
Reserve
31.4%
of
this
of
this
SUMMARY
Chicago
.5,699,516,035
Outside
April 7—
Atlanta
397,405,103
+
$23,839,810,204 $21,405,331,851
_
cities, five days...
493,647,758
640,775,569
_.
788,515,511
8th
__
week
Federal Reserve Districts
405,596,099
Cleveland
land
appears'that
5.4%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals record
increase of
an
of
it
(including
expansion
an
District
serve
this
from
District
A.
915,814,000
430,912,750
Pittsburgh
register
give the final
week previous — the week
was
and
Reserve
1.3
417,500,000
—
Francisco
San
York
able to
are
located
are
city, there
an increase of
8.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 32.4% We group the cities
+ 14.9
*
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
statement, however, which
we
For that week there
same
518,128,059
•
detailed
results of the
April 7.
810,565,322
---
City,
Louis
St.
:
w
Kansas
the
week
covered by
issue of next week. We
them
elaborate
complete
in
was
Week
of
our
20.8%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $31,373,123,886 against
$25,972,296,-
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
in
present further below
ended
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
furnish
details
appear
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In
weekly clearings will
corresponding week last
against $27,707,190,359 for the
this center there is
United
and
Our preliminary
year.
the
for
the
exact
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
on
and
foregoing will
1.5%
the
and
in the
St. Louis Reserve District of 2.4%
Minneapolis
1.7%.
In
show
an
Reserve District reports
Kansas
the
City
improvement
District of 5.9%
of
and in
Reserve
2.3%,
the
in
a
but.
decrease
of
District the totals
the Dallas Reserve
San Francisco
Reserve Dis¬
trict of 4.0%.
Month of March
Total
bonds-
$113,543,400
$173,007,500
$347,957,400
$460,348,100
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
The volume of transactions in
share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the three months of
1st
1959
2nd New
January
•February
Quarter___
63,932,362
60,533.354
65,715.223
190,180,939
231,496,751
three
months ended March
in each of the last four years is
BANK
(000,900 < v
7
York.
,\
FOR
'•+v
1959
.'1960 S
74,771
'76>7i
61,739t
CITIES
IN
1961
——'
1960
172.667
7,119,355,563
3.818,412,812
3.887.992,623
16
"
7,516,963,267
7.170.322.762
+
4.8
6,932,881,601
6,416,048,462
Chicago
31
"
11.633,186,525
11,466,653,194
+
1.5
11,528,198,047
10,810,656,851.
St.
7
«'
'3,731,497,020
3,645,250,962
+
2.4
3,395,809,628
Minneapolis
16
"
14
"
11
"
4,941
4,843
15,191
13,863
14,134
5,817
5,709
^ 5,482
17,079
16,693
16,567
V- 3.401
3,197
.3,439
3,046
10.422
9,314
9,868
Cleveland
3,813
3,426
3,249
10,986
10,446
9,812
3,477
3,171
11,496
10,493
9,925
2,818
Kansas
City
Houston
8;233
7,332
7,038
5,707
6,131
5,858
2,278
*2,185
6,800
6,495,
6.104
1,723
5,512
5.388
5,241
2,080
1,939
1,831
1,461
6,011
5,710
5.545
6,360
5,348
5,565
5,269
5,095
4,939
1,379
1,334
4,393
4,060
4,020
1,047
3,015
3,158
2.991
4,574,371,995
4,969,496,750
"66,686,132,274
+
7,076,925,565
2.9
6,528,411,873
125,871,839,970
116,879,049,523
61,365,239,743
4.0
2.9
v
912
3,004
2,716
2,739
+
6.0
12,147.668,039
212,628,138,123
212,851,049,518
+
4.2
178,798.950.270
+
"
16,279,014,644
14,966,901,078
3.8
15,306,110,009
14,802,064,958
"
21,730,912,980
20,115,022,294
+
8.0
20,937,907,171
19,352.214,238
8
"
3.3
10,428,473,547
14
...
1.313
1,247
1,251
3,549
"
22,519,179,137
+
9.4
20,240,951,656
18,583,629,773
31
_
"
35.085,394,386
33,254.782,152
+
5.5
33.428,072,140
30,762,346,253
11,298,140,212
1,040
1,009
960
3,142
2,814
2,828
1,341
1,356
1,303
4,031
3,909
3.995
"
11,124,657,401
10,478.384,637
+
6.2
16
"
«•
"10.430,861,830
9,926,569.089
+
5.1
9.171,426.289
8,937,957,557
14
14,689,123,435
+
5.8
12,940.867,764
12,909,400.230
Dallas
11
"
16,969,808,398
13,880,804,102
15,159,804,289
-i-11.9
14,687,005,655
14,104,721,183
San
Louis—.
City—:
—
——
2,832
2,936
23,044,720.051
20,949,850,001
a.
10.0
20,276,778,222
18,694,954,363
396,007,179,329
+
5.7
358,569,968,395
337,509,875,713
189,289,509.954
+
7.6
185,902,745.450
174,779,310,279
"
18
174
_.
418.680^934,981
203,630,745,280
Francisco
Total
cities
3,778
3,101
9,522,403,767
10.205,757.633
7
Minneapolis
12th
2,718
1,332
'
;
2.870
1,094
Jacksonville.
10,245,601,673
16
10,934,156,169
20,582,646,455
+
11th
3,789
Seattle
$
11,297,239,527
168.297,342,190
Kansas
9th
2,611
3.545
12,907,209,545
AAA
$
Dec. 1o
15
-
Atlanta
St.
1959
1960
Inc. or
13,680,984,384
"
—
Chicago
8th
Three Months
Three Months
Three Months
1961
2,991
901
•\v
'
10th
5,229
1.011
Richmond
7th
4.828
958
Philadelphia
Cleveland
6th
5,248
1,711
1,413
984
..
Orleans
6,454
6,451
1,867
4
1,096
1,004
.
6,850
1,879
1,728
1,802
Cincinnati
A. 2,083
1,933
2,095
3,173,580,088
\
64,132,174,994
+
+
cities
10
York
5th
5,829
2,327
2,045
New
3rd
4,917
2,196
.
19$62
14
4th
6,140
1,763
2,277
.
Richmond
2,072
1,891
2,092
3,330,582,940
5,029,263,923
7,523,527,817
Three Months
Boston
2nd
6,793
6,056
1st
7,375
8,295
2,131
-
...
Louisville
New
7,723
2,377
2,147
1,885
....
Baltimore
2,576
2,387
2,100
2,335
Minneapolis.
Atlanta
2,791
2,612
2,099
Louis...
St.
2,672
2,777
8,547
5.9
141,457.231,801
•]
8,994
.
3,185,404,304
4,457,445,795
+
5,395,493,822
7,823,310.095
Federal Reserve Districts
9,210-
3,842
..
Pittsburgh
2.3
68,628,528,866
15,542
3,808
Dallas
*
1.7
+
—
,
145,599,920,597:'
cities
City
13,699
,
•
3,904
....
Fran...
4,859,079,109
5.712,435,695
"
18
-173
———
York
New
:
3.542.114.763
4,971,202,632
We.append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts' in the three months for four years:
8,716.
San
Francisco.:
3,481,120,878
'
-
.
3,596,236,423-
1959
162,730
-4,914
Boston
Dallas
San
:
City..
f
+
■■
5.764
».
Kansas
Total-
5,255
Detroit
I
Louis—
12th
Chicago
•
6,864,747,790
3,599,138,065
7,318.275,800
"
31
Philadelphia
<
5,223,866,254
7,198,039,307
1.8
"
Outside
206,717
215,050
57,427,289,259
5,341.039,807
MARCH
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31—
1562'
55,513
3,963,760,83$
63,881,060,522
A'
+ ','6.2
8
11th
shown below:
LEADING
Month of March——
1 1962., ,1961
Omitted)
New
CLEARINGS
..~
4,246,633,406
3.0
2.8
+:
•
9th
82,449,890
299,946,967
month of March and "the
76,884,664.018
Richmond—1—
'
courseApf bank cleanng for leading pities for the
..
4,668.946,141
•
79,264,404,853
8th
65,793.447
92,803,996
.
4,707,357.607
;
U
7th
83,253,414
215*497,672
.
'
+
5,293,831,027 \\
,
1959
$
■+:. 0.8
Atlanta
10th
A 1st
•
5,621,753,413
'
-
:
1960
or
Dec. %
6th
118,034,886
66,131,993
•
—
Inc.
$
5th
1959
68,482,247
.-..a—.-,
March
W
$
<
15
Cleveland
1_
.
"
1960
89,108,085
80,883,432
,
.1961
.nvn
"
' 10
Philadelphia———
4th
—Number of Shares
-I
1962
...
'
13'
York
3rd
td*' 1962 is indicated in the following:
•
,v
JL—: 14 cities
Boston
2.660
Portland
3,765
1,068
1,010
1,004
916
1,337
1,101
1,116
1,049
3,897
3,286
3,325
854
862
779
798
2,569
2,442
2,234
..,.
1,097
1,047
964
934
3,238
2,928
2,673
Paul..,,
874
880
786
774
2,550
2,467
2,211
751
687
655
2,463
2,239
2,095
...
Birmingham
Omaha
....
Denver
St.
1,003
Memphis
813
...
■
.
Outside
New
York
City—
3,104
2,278
The
2,539
■
following compilation
covers
the
by months for two years:
years
2,159
MONTHLY
1,876
.
Buffalo
675
676
673
637
2,006
1,922
1,970
719
694
599
607
2,127
1,914
1,740
1,733
Milwaukee
793
789
757
675
2,438
2,307
2.211
1,941
CLEARINGS
1,782
Washington.
Nashville
.
740
..
Tot. 31 Cities
Other. Cities
All...."
Total
131,828
634
116,477
609
2,029
2,320
108,055
388,423
337,846
331,178
Month—•
January
9,394
8,824
30,257
28,161
27.391
116,879
418,680
396,607
358.569
61,365
203,630
189,289
185.902
detailed
statement
at—
116,726,660.185
4.4
60,734,134,372
145,599,920,597
141,457,231,801
2.9
68,628.528,866
66,686,132,274
+
2.9
203,630,745,280
189.289,500,954
174,779
+
7.6
Total
_
_
18.027,237
_
_
17,275.978
10,875,270
6,937,564
86.119,127
71.301.944
—
114.230.977
Hampshire—Manchester
(14
Dec.
1962
%
1961
$
or
$
cities)
...
VA,
1
21.097,696
4,707,357,607
56.833,725
1960
%
1959
$
Inc. or
Dec.
$
4,902,536
4,111,790
+
4,668,946,141
3,995,721
+
8.7
+
3.9
9,018,646
8,252,994
+
9.3
7,209,224
7,537.791
+
5.2
843,577,277
793:184,958
+
6.4
776,326,172
691.712,39?
52,889,654
49.160.221
3,934,498
3,969,146
—
0.9
3,610,985
2,029,706
—
1.3
+
1.8
33,601,438
30.075,773
6.6
21,625,079
22,302,952
4.1
52,652,929
49,302,446
14.3
283,665,395
243,511,534
■i
0.4
215,380.137
201,762,133
+
+
3.9
797,894.580
739,148,940
+
+
8.2
+
"
8.4
72,426,100
67,766,100
+
5.6
581,773,800
539,234.000
+ 50.5
56,149,467
44,393,780
0.8
13,680,984,384
12,907,209,545
353,607,720
7.6
+
3.449.05G
+ 11.7
—
t»
-
3.0
3.3
4,027,739
3,863,783
13.4
16,610,582
15,654,68$
6.8
17.247,141
15.529.658
+
11.1
7.9
68,436,993
73.330.673
31,121,179
32,414,722
43,856,500
"r
7.9
<
>
r
.
.
6.9
+
+ 26.5
+
1,609,83!>
+
+
+ 12.2
*•
l/795~047
8~5
4,245,640
20,605,578
+1<6:5"
318,127,710
1,858,174
4,384,313
23,371,844
.+_ 6.8*
-
14,746.771
12.103,722
6.7
68.439.620
45,860,324*
—
4.0
26,730,742
25,934,25$
39.910,700
+
9.9
37.152,300
33.597.90C*
4,421,275
+
0.1
3,799,703
3,233,063
1,002.006,840
+
5.4
964,779,350
848,557,531
—
—_
<
14,021,623
4,280,465
19.2
52,281.593
106,214,777
+
105.544,186
189.569,000
4.0
+
-
22.113,900
200.123,100
_
Week Ended April 7-
10,446,927.586
—
253,019,961
A
•
23.964,200
Island—Providence.
Total
Inc.
$
115,653,282
—
71.018.484
262.794,554
Haven
Waterbury
New
1961
$
10.986,831.078
+
17.377,056
98.435,693
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
-
1962
0.1
—
7,428,573
18.098,292
—
:
+
17,049,673
..._
_
—
%
—18.7
43,206,511
3,813,575,540
"
New
or
''V A
10.678.805
_
5.7
'
35,131.987
Bedford
Worcester
Dec.
3.808.530.413
Springfield
•
Inc.
$
_
Lowell
New
+
■Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
1961
18.756,404
_
_
Holvoke
396,007,179,329
Reserve District--Boston—
Maine—Bangor
River
418,680.934,981
Quarter.
-Month of March
S
Portland
1st
showing the figures for each city for the month of March and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended April 7 for 4 years:
1962
Massachusetts—Boston
56,566,894,429
7.4
121,829.789,172
337,509
64,132
First Federal
+ 12.5
+
February
25,744
125,871
66,686
our
%
$
66,036.474,251
March
9,629
141,457
add
Inc. or
Dec.
$
9.7
137.823.287,343
1961
1962
74.268,082.042
Dec. %
$
151,251,225,212
...
Inc. or
1961
$
311,765
10,057
■
Fall
1962
1,828
68,628
now
Clearings
1,881
145,599
Outside NYC
We
718
"135.542
-Clearings Outside New York-
-Clearings, Total All-
6.0
4,427,053"
1,056,136,154
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of March-
at—
$
>
Inc.
a./aAV $
1962
or
Dec. %
:
Monday, April 16,
.
1962
-Week Ended April 7-
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31-
1961
1962
dealings
.
Inc.
1961
1962
or
1960
Dec. %
1959
$
Inc. or
1961
Dec. %
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New Yerk339.593,228
—,
——
676,000,971
15,713,768
Buffalo
208,122,025 :f.
676,496,601
New York—Albany
12,956,470
A
+ 61.2
+
V
886,890,864
656,183,737
0.1
2,006,796,989
1,922.402,872
21.3
44,259,335
37,990,379
«-
+ 35.2
A +
4.4
183,591,508
155,462,483
-
+:
+ 16.5
2,510,665
119.1"
130,570.987
20,993.107
75.184,867
+ 15.7
159,048,908
.3,510,666
1
■
■V'
'•
151.598,039
:
123.488,705
3,227,539
+ 39.3
2,483,169
.
"
17,678,123
17,762,322
76,971,391.731
74,771,099,527
250,202,170
236,395,479
Jamestown
New
York—
Rochester
139,851,382
Syracuse
354,465,048
Total
751,578,840
1+
6.3
440,255,485
101,036,246
•
■:
390,241,149
4,593,661
17,633,631,091
13,319,907,176
8.4
60,971,631
55,496,899
+ 12.8
*■
+ 17.4
86,033,558
2.1 +
1,079,377.250
1,008,634,018
3.8
1,413,714,586
1,286,859,974
76,884,664,018
,+' 3.0
221,828,138,123
6,654,552
":.+13.6
20,242,711
7,437,611
•f 16.3
23,494,877
(a)
—
Harrisburg
10,287,006
45,589,403
34,475,679
Lancaster
'~+
7.0
88,180,524
+
9.9
114,614,559
+
4.2
18,277,863,178
18,663,105
+
8.5
20,483,647
30,243,126
+ 14.7
131,357,457
26,064,607
28,770,914
<
.»
212,851.048,518;
(a)
—2*4.4
101,717,484
175,*198.974
•.
80,414.032
—22.6
'
;
aA
a
.
' A/.A
114,126.739 ; V
0.4-
93.418 349
B6 862,012
14,275,648,333
12,633,466,536
1,195,635
2,097,202
'
31.4*
,
a:
I
1,267.093
1,813,053
"11,843,926
h-
(a)
!
+
+
+
13,912,030,379
43.1
2,008.888
-8.2
1.972,521
62,029,684
+
5^693^636
572*2*97662
+
4.9
26,239,296
24,128,941
+
7.0
15,191,801,000
13,863,000,000
+
9.6
1,22876*00,000
1,2437o00,0 00
23,146,124
—38.6
2,966,463
5,776.001
33,208,725
35,225,605
3.0
8,469,663
6,788,438
2,440,348
578*3*37903
3,3*977264
1,031766*0,666
98276667666
8.7
+
1,149,264
2,396,139
2,870,124
12,472,904
22,597,831
(a)
York
—
2,753,231
116,675,016
97,935,792
76,790,777
5,621,753,413
—
(a)
(a)
5,293,831,027
4~9
+
107,290,488
84,520,165
Jersey—Trenton
70,096,242
94,976,407
9.6
f
7,617,742
Delaware—Wilmington
43,040,636
5.7
(a)
2,632,693
7,372,195
Bois
67,953,851
—46.1
—
25,875,164
Hazleton
3.0
(a)
27,153,530
cities)
49,945,820
+ 14.5
8,686,031
—
(13
9.9
.
—10.0
'
4,914,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
Total
.
28,731,950
<
9,112,890
21,924,637
Scranton
+
12,252,896.025
42,060,490
'•
——
— ——
5.255,874,000
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
13,789,213,166
98,022,689
32,907,055
r-',j
,v
8,651,239
Chester
3,419.447
32.4
+ 27.1
-r
■
■y .y
+
7,559,202
3.875.607
+
3,614.366
4.0
+
.
4.2
+
693,187,390
-
v
District—Phllatfwlpliia—
Bethlehem
New
51,838,066
206,717,678,375
+
79,264,404,853
Third Federal Reserve
54,038,827
215,050,189,701
+10.2
+
A
347,079,722
454,091,276
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Du
A,.
471,440.581
cities).
(10
6.8
131,586,648
-A 29,569,578
32,572,221
Utlca
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey..
0.5
.2,9A
4.6
7,056,495
6,619,976
+
23,565,387
21,879,534
+
8.9.
T.2
—48.6
4.013,024
5,219,826
24.8
6,569,313
7,019,950
3,634,127
+
4.486.594
7.360,603
?
7,501,426
6.6
3.2
(a)
-
+
—
7.7
—
83,173,315
87,912,849
5.4
—
7,141,312
7,177,514
0.5
—
8.7
358,696,819
319,418,497
+ 12.3
32,960,610
29.569.379
+
+ 10.1
237,056,366
213,127,228
+ 11.2
25,191,001
19,229,714
+ 31.0
6.2
16,279,014,644
14,966,901,078
+
8.8
1,314,079,664
1,322,916.813
+
4.9
14,306,307
+
+
+
25 631 281
11.5
—
•"
■
23.67-6.674
21,034,347'
G.7
13,898,407
1,051,680,153
1,111,846,745
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton
63,725,597
68,269,324
Cincinnati
1,461,299,402
1,413,312,530
+
3.4
Cleveland
2,818,372,146
2,672,816,524
+
5.4
Columbus
381,926,100
366,592,800
+
4.2
24,770,308
22,419,974
+ 10.5
7,249,420
6,367,930
+ 13.8
61,777,354
62,045,445
66,347,356
59,744,178
55,883,292
53,979,765
166,873,495
2,099,515,450
171,191,975
2,100,165,985
41,493,304
-41,659,697
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
i
Toledo
Pa.—Pittsburgh
Erie
Oil
City—
27,749,552
23,999,836
28,896,850.
31,035,212
17,293,188
20,857,374
7,318,275,800
7,119,355,563
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Total
(15
cities)
—
—
6.7
189,799,079
+
—
—
—
4
7,723,196.267
1,066,464,300
1,015,815.200
67,050,382
0.4-
58,733,930
+ 14.2
21,034,669
18,877,178
+ 11.4
13.962,750
13.080,372
329,127,308
285.510,977
276,112.088
270,849,385
658,504,504
549,856,257
571,541,526
501.337,181
5.0
-94,301,900
110,152,800
65,356,900
74,049,700
+
.
.■
12,361,140
8.6
+ 10.7
.
187,347,230 A"
-
,■
2.5
176,423,218
+
6.2
15,380,695-,
14,195,222
14,145,134
11.824.225
181,118,197
3.5
172,399,746
+
5.1
14,643,615
12,180,997
34,219,040
13,327,996
147,727,618
+ 11.6
455,259,050
422,412,137
1,410,696,488
1,306,871,996
164.821,049
-
-
.
502.654,360
0.1
489,780,100
6,056,521,541
0.4
4.0
«
4,060,765,353
-.
+ 11.1
t
181,013,977
4,393,099,025
8,547,484,018
..
123,353,481
i
5,707,082,799
■
+
..
81,883.301
5.9
+
*
.
6.1
+
116.508,889
<
87,520,439
...
2.6
+
6.9
—22.7
89,501,649
105,024,805
53,143,561
59,789,913
—11.1
+
2.8
21,730,912,980
20,115,022,294
+
CO 0
+
.—
,:'V
..
•
—14.8
—17.1
'
+ 19.2
420,124,662
500,743^,542
'
'
»,
7
.
v:
•
.
...
1,627,007,871
1,404,382,055
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond:i>T"
•
west
Virginia—Huntington
25,575,387*
+
5.4
72,420,388
71,483,553
91,855,000
+ 16.4
331,200,000
262,429,000
1,096,622,246
8.4
3,015,188,092
3,158,045,006
—
Richmond
South
24,276,802
106,884,000
1,004,216,198
Virginia—Norfolk
Carolina—Charleston
43,356,379
Columbia
Frederick
98,797,589
1,831,763,807
—
8,996,454
7,882,570
719,324,379
694,704,920
3,818,412,812
-
3,887,992,623
;
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
42,089,689
107,333,107
1,802,726,908
Maryland—Baltimore
(8
cities)
—
1.3
6,520,273
+ 26.2
26,019,603
5,572,559
22,357,000
4.5
225,018,655
215,193.998
—
+
3.0
120,671,173
+
+
8.6
327,045,856
237,441,066
+ 13.8
1.6
5,269,463,690
5,095,325,079
—
129,816,100
+14.1
25,325,816
2,127,680,230
1,914,919,541
1.8
11,298,140,212
10,934,156,169
—
3.4
+
23,841,751
3.5
+
7.6
+
9,993,098
5,714,091
6,035,793
2^,uoj,uo0
2o, J
211.6+3 214
205,710.93P
9,816,165
8,805,929
9,510,377
43572*787027
3S6\0~5l7648
371,*3977224
•
428^973^248
6.2
+ 11.1
186,157,149
156773*97488
143T3T803
143,2*357686
+
313
882,682,026
344,957,237
786,230,154
764,205,992
+
2.8
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
148,288,656
160,042,311
740,562,786
718,811,960
2,092,300,000
—
2,095,500,000
—
Georgia—Atlanta
37,253,801
7.3
+
—
Tampa
'
v,
—.
139,772,485
132,819,412
129,337,362
8.8
473,000,000
427,300,000
422.800,000
377,200,000
4.9
Vicksburg
110,680,708
99,949 ,014
+ 10.7
10,083,580
8,740,850
8,177,039
6,183,407
3.0
92,237,283
90,192,782
85,431 595
80,195, 281
+ 12.5
7,020,858
6^9787681
6 383,570"
6.085~257
4,031,686,954
3,909,641 821
3.1
8.0
+
T-t. 0.7
274,742,649
269,235,237
269,353,027
269,106,312
176,163,417
.,,+ 11.1
611,704,737
540,744 023
+ 13.1
+ 21,4
3,897,467,905
3,286,020 081
+ 18.6
2777487,245
244^058^752
23
r 68,630.510
3077870,376
227,418,934
203,824 931
+ 11.6
16,425,001
16,310,448
16, boo, 571
37,504,219
+ 11.5
119,183,523
108,556 ,772
+
9.8
7.3
+
7.8
•
+
41,428,000
37,976,000
+
9.1
119,050,000
110,955 ,000
+
'87,093,960
79,493,634
+
9.6
266,818,196
240,955 ,363
6.8
35,871,007
35,825 ,822
+
0.1
3,835,830
3,578,300
1,247,322,000
+
1,313,556,000
7,516,963,267
——
cltlca)^.,
7,170,322,762
+
5,*63077 4 4
1 o,fa76,L41
+ 10.7
11,450,483
—
(36
29,294,111
30 815,587
■,-i:
1,341,070,970
.
—
Louisiana—New Orleans
30,866,746
9.8
12,233,035
—
Jackson
35,205,531
1,101,367,830
Meridian
Total
161,168,035
+
195,654,115
_—
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
+ 14.3
5,848,500 000
.
41,827,616
—
Montgomery
.
1,332,176,322
446,070 171
2,029,796 699
6,360,900,000
1,337,366,312
—
—
Mobile
+
27,236,390
2,320,100,423
0.2
f 73,979,248
—
Alabama—Birmingham
•k
28,649,745
29,893,271
Florida—Jacksonville
35,524,993
29,514,315
Columbus
458,380,480
3.0
7.2
11,557,205
10,673 ,882
+
8.3
906,706
907,756
8'_'2.489
-714,450
5.3
3,765,929,000
3,545,506 ,000
+
6.2
291,031,000
250,793,000
270,060,023
203,969,324
4.8
22,519,179,137
20,582,646,455
+
9.4
1,577,453,736
1,428,392,448
+10.4
1,401,875,476
1,274,197,208
5.2
4,080,485
3,541,058
+ 15.2
3,261,623
2,439,896
24,234,068
22,430,200
"19,340,844
16,243,695
147010,197
1273*66*,643
1077*74*,910
10,240,039
1
•
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann
Arbor...
16,581,259
17,667,523
3.401,053,000
3,197,570,000
54,573,337
47,778,121
88,413,182
Detroit
Flint
Grand Rapids...
Jackson
Indianapolis
+ 11.9
129,128,368
+ 12.0
283,785,178
Terre
85,443,102
16,583,330
+
54,700,760
+
20,724,215
7,822,714
8,133,284
71,421,965
67,483,844
Haute
-aAA,
,
9.3
55,887,686
+
4.3
A179,376,153
169,145,645
+
6.0
+ 21.4
73,421,853
65,420,912
3.8
24,901,458
26,238,978
—
+
5.8
221,762,644
+ 12.2
5.1
—
195,098,618
+ 13.7
+
1.6
411,043,644
378,288,630
+
1,312,044,060
1,262,729,245
+
3.9
95,404,000
+
0.3
145,645,902
141,625,697
+
49,105,893
20,746,434
59,466,954
793,760,945
+„
Watertown
Manitowoc
15,410,335
•
+ 22.1
89,351,000
"
+
2.3
11,023,346
11,134,905
56,688,945
64,786,083
—12.5
5,246,849
6.5
5,370,749
189,262,215
171,518,427
+
0.5
2,438,136,165
2,307,251,846
193,357,579
156,593,922
6.3
V:A
12,504,013
14,829,196
88 898,000
A
A>
38,743,000
+10.3
789,950,502
10,031,172
6.0
28,492,731
28,835,580
13,240,593
—10.5
35,974,509
1,732,308
Sheboygan
"
+
9.431,765
•
A
18,822,609
—10.4
11,847,055
Oshkosh
2
8.7
0.5
63,334,008
„
+
58,283,351
1.8
+
18,586,591
Milwaukee
259,521,499
+ 15.5
132,365,572
49,234,176
Wisconsin—Madison
3.5
—
406,782,590
A
134,519,817
408,718,107
_.
Bend
40,397,539
—32.2
5,674,824
7,470,712
1.0
10.871,547
10,530,656
5,249,467
5,030,342..
2.3
—24.0
13,336,872
—
—
—10.9
2,555,616
M
+ 31.0
"5,408,406
—
5.7
+
+_23*.5
160773*^,875
138,199,581
1.2
—
5,085,383
+
6.4
37,838,600
37,307,142
+
1.4
113,695,715
281,475,789
111,552,293
+
1.9
9,393,520
9,950,028
9,034.056
280,365,157
+
0.4
828.561,060
795,168,675
+
4.2
90,642,757
Rapids
71,202,309
66,999,032
58,395 309
57,596 915
92,533,763
2.0
284,848,446
271.554,662
+
4.9
21,597,720
23,640,756
19,1-4 978
20,638,648
-
Moines
City
Ames
'
6,089,986
17,476,123
8,207,289
5,841,463
+
4.3
17,055,169
16,791,571
+
1.6
16,175,359
+
5.0
50,441,974
48,977,428
+
3.0
6,888,681
+
8.9
27,959,993
5.764,811,585
25,158,452
+ 11.1
2,077,785
1,942,613
1,{>±5,738
1,604.291
5,817,756,351
—
0.9
17,079,843,481
37,591,255
16,693,110.893
+
2.3
1,365,101,684
1,476,504,167
1,220.378,230
1,134 288,658
34,612,492
+
8.6
107,590,649
106,353,548
+
1.2
9,290,705
7,251,218
6,040,905
—25.6
7,469,146
165,323,080
210,795,993
—21.6
59,039,482
16,266,643
16,986,293
Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
—
*7,500,000
Illinois—Aurora
....
Peoria
9,314,374,000
144,657,476
25,152,824
South
Sioux
53,360,371
10,422,542,000
19,152,165
Bay
City
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
Gary
Des
50,580,261
6.4
+
55,658,375
Lansing
Muskegon
Iowa—Cedar
6.1
+ 14.2
—
!—.
—1—i
53,213,642
:
71,551,034
:
Rockford
61,873,330
15,335,896
15,351,369
59,938,390
+
Springfield
3.2
188,512.366
35,200,766
174,291,243
+
8.2
*14,000,000
12,675.308
12.5 j3,314
11,308.436
34,886,119
+
0.9
111.432,145
3,560,523
106,492,380
+
4.7
7,344,171
+
5.3
8,587,048
7,181,414
3,382,355
9,196,025
10,330,816
10,118,306
+
2.1
11,633,186,525
11,466,653,194
+
1.5
35,085,394,386
33,254,782,152
+
5.5
1,927,078,363
1,940,233,553
1,665,878,356
1,547,509,213
374,700,000
315,300,000
Sterling
Total
(31
cities)
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lonis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis.
Girardeau—
1,885,605,156
27.495.191
'
'."AAA"
1,891,021,083
—
0.3
■V
:7fAA;A'AAAAv;A;:;|;;:WAVA'A A;;;'
5,512,753,716
-
■
5,388,820,272
22.179.988
+
24.0
80,653,832
3,613,869
+
1.5
11,849.140
10,999,304
Tennessee—Memphis
958,680,912
+
2.7
3,004,092,337
813,145,326
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
751,923,490
+
8.1
2,463,130,207
3,062,879
2,239,262,797
2,736,535
+
11.9
13,698,288
9,717,249
9,497,820
15,147,641
9.6
42,460,920
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
.—
;
+
67,452,691
3,561,313
984,876,311
A';';
•'
./
Total
(7
cities)-.
3,731,497,020
3,645,250,962
—
+
2.4
,
-
1
+
A:
AAA
2.3
422,900,000
375,200,000
+ 12.7
+ 19.6
v.-
+
7.7
"
+ 10.6
'
226,274,128
182,655,808
+ 23:9
+ 10.0
-
'
163,546,043
150,118,037
+
6.7
37465,189
6.2
816,185,360
+
45,515,743
;
11,124,657,401 A
2.716.836,010
:
0.7
—
133,327,565
189",664.097 "
8.9
143;859,177'
47641*,831
—2*5*4
37oTb",79r
712,615,676
+ 14.5
•
131,696,141
2.3
3,213,000
-
.
10,478,384,637
A
+
711,240,065
663.536,706
Volume 195
Number 6151
The
-Month of March-
"
.
-./ ■"
,
Clearings
•'
:■
1962
at—. <;
Ninth Federal Reserve
35,116.314
38.072,869
—
2,327,319.648
—
16,606,241
18.007,779
—
874,329,515
Paul
880.983,213
Forks..
—
47,667,447
48,463,693
5,555,436
Falls
7.8
106.287.301
2.2
6.850.062.330
7.8
53,001.557
2,550.273,116
17.368.696
6,014,733
10,121.913
9.0
"V
2,467,683,194 "
148,184,779
,
31,043.347
36.061,566
0.6
38.048.104
53,627,335
8,013,083
7,786,956
501,633,046
445,063,071
+
1959
S
'
2.9
7,593,913
6,583.572
+ 12.7
424,042,480
410,137,267
166,138.702
153,*057^548
9,371,607
9,130,770
2,769,575
3,718,957
+
]
•'
3.3
+
xi
7.6
196,445,644
173,219,329
+ 13.4
—
—
—
.
144,809,131
19.713.587
18.112,722
8.9
84,888,424
88,115,213/
7.5
88.097,180
3.7
213,641,213
2,444.876
3,542,114,763
Hastings
"7,096,206
1.7
10,430,861,830
9,926,569,089
6,321,756
V
—16.9
T
" 15,247,853
.
.
"r^ V.
-
r
7,490,472
-- ■"■■
155,072,496
>
138,519,606
6,042,015
v
2,278,586,862
Joseph
58,588,805
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Springs
•'
...
.
.....
7.3
+
'•
„i
-
•;
•
1
7,521,080
-7,583.228
13,212,709
137536,897
630.b50.066
603,753.239
-
—
•
13,116,139
742,248,936 %
.
15,999,847
:
4.7
—
V
+ 10.7
663,095,034
1.448,635
■
141,318.516
/
123,337,443
2,569,606,802
■•
:
/
■■■"/
+ 11.9
9,709,320
5.2
188,026,787
176,471,751
1,298,038
1,372,752
846,132
872,193
+ 25.8
8,541,259
11.829.229
6.5
156,855,661
176,051,484
+
2.3
—
-i-
16,282,088
13,482.386
+ 20.8
10,439,573
8,067.658
36,506,093
31,969,363
+ 14.2
32,098,491
34,444,177
4.7
493,768,902
452,051,574
9.2
435.249.348
•166,613,463
2.7
14,049,089
12,178,380
+ 15.4
11,900,032
14,331,257
7,139,128
6,466.016
664,367,712
720,051,934
—
3.8
+
1.3
17.419,237
15,878,701
+
9.7
2.5
6,800.691,668
6,495,732,241
+
+
,
—
2.6
181,047,895
+ 15.5
10,355,627
0.7
959,269,052
+
33,337,566
30,816,488
+
8.2
1,047,520,938
+
4.3
4,971,202,632
4,859,079,109
+
2.3 >
»
■
+ 15.7
•
+ 13.8
6,480,404
184,084,127
450,268,777
+
2.930,189
*
+ 26.8
1,052.029
456,252,712
.>
308.281,690
1,142,218
12,217,460
+
vi
14,664,292
6,331,031
177,161,992
-Z •>-.v
"i
2,442,777,493
16,691,572
3.5
-v
1.216,951
+ 14.6
—
^
■
1,097,682,091
cities)
:>■' );
■'■/"
5.1
+12.0
57,114,516
3,385,471
305,981.125
Denver
6,983,459
-
-
I
i
1.5
—
+ 16.2
5,197,509
2,335,916,356
Colorado—Colorado
+
—16.2
...
•
0.9
+ 11.8
1,961,739
73,028,001
Missouri—Joplin
City—-
—
4,949,555
2,030,190
61,232,586
-
,-i
Wichita-
+ 13.2
862,280,333
5,534,851
Parsons
Topeka
41,569,92?
854,103,848
Kansas—Manhattan
V
•
-------
14,515,725
.
_
-
—16.9
-
■
■■3.7//':'
0.8
-
n-,...
14.2/..
+
.
City—
47,041,165
Omaha
4,207,146
8.8
+
7,203,767
—.
3,495,283
-
6.6
+
211,935,585 v
—16.2
:'}
1.1
+
—
'77,154,253
•
—12.0
;
^
i.'4
12,718,934
3.9
—
154,388,523
10,655,683
0.6
—
1.6
„
7.7
—
39,611,651
7.6
+
v/-v 5,254,067
:
36,275,062
-
1.8
+
54.225.922
+
3,481,120,878
cities)
(14
1960
$
Dec. %
<
4.3
—
137,576,936
8.5
66,887.866
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Total
$
+t; 2.7
10,305,358
24.337.373
2,150,683
Kansas
-Week Ended April 7Inc. or
1961
$
6.1
+
16,144,659
0.7
'
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln.
1962
or
—
51,590,678
3.5
69,356,814
(16
111,022,538
6,454,802,420 V
0.8
26,156,173
Helena
Total
Inc.
Dec. %
—15.0
19,067,411
28,279,603
Lewiston
St.
—
14,074,234
/
16,216,266
Falls
+
11,654.529
13,989,488
Great
+
—
45,291,759
10,669,055
.
Dakota—Aberdeen
Huron
;
2.962.868
49,353,513
Montana—Billings
;:>•
1961
$
.
Minot
Sioux
—
5,488,565
2,941.815
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
South
v
5,682.968
Fergus
1 to Mar. 31-
1962
or
Dec. %
2,277,049,547
_
Winona
North
Inc.
51
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
Rochester
(1847)
-Jan.
1961
$
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-■
V '•/'V
176,308,600
V
9,312.699
*
V
+
+11.2
:.v.
930,936,806
3.0
+
99,109,868
86,825,914
+ 14.1
3,238,619,610
2,928,196,758
mi
mrr
+ 10.6
14,689,123,435
■:'.
•
13,880,804,102
7,612,987
771,128,992
5.8
+
6.689,836
704.746,857
+ 13.8
ki
9.4
+
yy.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
72.183,028
1
Beaumont
Dallas
.
,
El
•
;
Faso__-___™_-_.---,,_:
Ft. V Worth-yHouston
.'
(11
84,630,880
7,332,437,128
223,200.478
1.3
:
27,679.296
5,712,435,695
i.
—
5.7
45.552,880
6.064,273
5,578,000
+
4
8.9
2.4
24,345.924
23,910,524
0.1
4.8
+
.
83,687,311
v+'
6.1
"
.■
mm'•
vV;': /yv
•
tt-m
+
9.5
4C 825,334
44,213.455
+
/
8.7
6,279,000
6,307,746
+ 13.0
76,866,985
31.224,532
198,441,621
5,646,283
5.737.508
4.3
14,835,390
14,886,247
+11.9
30,500,040
189,879,680
;■/:
5.9
13,212.869
459,653.100
1.8
+
+ 16.5
41,592,975
0.9
+
5,395,493,822
v
+
+
6,451.814,369
5.4
15,117,994
503,526,631
■.■nrr
+
5.1
•
4.4
-
837,680,748
+
10,377,487
—
530,558,229
588,672,408
79,171,000 '
7.4
63,729,999
-y/-..
16,949,196
WtwVrt-ir'
618,021,934
622,292.154
78,485,000
5,710,446,967
27,662,742
10,877,978
60,308,333
16,203,752
-
5.3
+ 13.1
889,023,216
—
\
+ 12.9
—
;
:
3.3
+
8,546,198
•
cities)
—■
197,731,988
•
„
+.- 1.4'
■
2,045,284,196
••
^
/ ~
26,711,000
8,109,865
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
80,149,243
8,295,020,491
+
201,545,485
2,196,455,603
Wichita
:
8.6
298,756,619
.
25,843,000
Port Arthur
Falls
Texarkana ——,
1.9
6.3
•
■■;•■
•
•
204,458,935
V
__
—,
+
—
».
29,201,519
2,612,809,378
,
302,762,569
.
Galyeston/
-;
70,869,199
v
26,681,943
2,777,075,145
;
—
"
706,324,512
615,302tf55
—
1.6
4,923,497
7,599,314
0.3
14,126,031
13,650,241
+ 14.8
584,798,537
—
-,.,T
—
,,
'
16,969,808,398
15,159,804.289
...
.
^
544,635,725
090..//V/''-).-
■
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle.'——/
Yakima
i
7,317,010
■—
7,179,068
1,094:981,787
.
W-
1,040.665,726
30,259,249 //.
-
Idaho—Boise
70,039,599
Oregon—Eugene
--"Portland
———
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
...
'
Grand
i
195,389.181
6,076,715
6.277,737
81,787, 328
70,412,189
+ 16.2
3,101,112, 849
5.7
2,832,681,748
+
9.5
126,307, 490
118,929,981
+
6.2
7.7
1,639,847, 012
1,488,167,413
+17.9
1,224,354, 015
1,019,770,827
'
York
339,659, 007
341,312,699
149,690, 539
129,130,964
.
.
213,279,015
+
0.4
90,004, 708
77.460,837
1.6
11,496,903, 686
10,493,022,729
+
9.6
6.4
530,637,531
+
6.6
68,628,528,866
Clearings operations discontinued.
10179007166
26,961,998
+
3.5
36,718.4oJ
16,112,049
—17.1
19,889,169
/
565,646, 622
-yv
958,504,394
""
776,937,748
44,876,428
t
.
37,502,825
-
/)./
.
+23^4
—
7.0
212,355, 690
211,187,960
+
0.6
18,086,195
+
4.0
23,044,720,051
20,949,850,001
+
10.0
1,674,934,094
1,421,617.853
396,007.179.329
+
5.7-
31,373,123,886
25,972,296,900
+ 20.8
203,630,745,280
189,289,500,954
+
7.6
13,739,492,795
12,652,389,724
+
+
2.9
-
+
-
2.p
'
160,630,171-
16,748,373
+ 16.8
18,539,676
y
16,993,201
'
y
—
+
'
"j
-
17,422,518
11,809,277,260
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries
FOREIGN
of
the
world.
EXCHANGE
RATES
We
give below
BY
APRIL
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
a
6,
1962
Buying
$
Austria,
2.241816
schilling
Belgium,
Canada,
1
TARIFF
York
(Value
in
United
i;.
.0120481
2.241673
Apr. 11
$
.00989827
S
.0102258
2.242191
2.242735
.0387000,
.0200850
.0200850
.0203850
.952187
.952187
.952916
.210587
.210587
.210587
.00310700
.00310700
.204050
.204050
.250137
.250100
.210750
.210750
.00161025
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.327533
2.814633
.0800560
.0800560
.00161100
.00276233
.327566
.327633
-
.C800560
•
.277529
I .277750
.277718
2.785544
2.786089
.140304
.140350
.140250
.0800560
.277700
2.785445
.0350250
.0166506
Africa, rand
pound sterling
.0166506
.0166506
.194162
.194216
.230056
.229962
.00161050
.00276233
:
.229962
.0350250
-
-
ON THE JOB
.210862
2.813950
.327533
.0350333
.03310700
.204050
.250025
'
.194175
franc
South
v
.210775
,
.00276233
.0350333
.952812
.210600
.00310700
.204050
.140375
.
.0200850
■■
.250034
.00161016
.00276250
.0387000
v.
-
2.785623
pound
Kingdom,
.0387062
.
2.813400
.327500
guilder
..
Money;
Apr. 12
.01C0440
2.241752
2.813300
1930
Thursday
$
.
OF
States
Wednesday
Apr. 10
v
ACT
'
.0386750
.0800560
Zealand,
of
UNDER
Tuesday
.00161025
dollar
peso
Republic
New
.00276241
malayan
Switzerland,
in
2.813480
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
United
transfers
Monday
Apr. 9
TREASURY
.204053
yen
Netherlands,
New
TO
INCLUSIVE
.210800
pound
lira
Mexico,
1962,
Cable
$
BANK
.250162
franc.
Ireland,
Italy,
for
12,
.00310700
rupee
Malaysia,
APRIL
.210537
markka
France
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
Japan,
the week just passed.
.0200850
V.952343
rupee
Finland,
for
RESERVE
.0386750
franc
dollar
Ceylon,
India,
.0120517
pound
TO
Rate
Apr. 6
Argentina; peso'--1^———
record
FEDERAL
Friday
Australia,
Bank
the different
CERTIFIED
.277734
-
'
2.785765
.140350
.0350333
.0166506
.0166506
.194275
.194308
.230037
.230116
1.401484
1.401394
1.401444
1.401718
2.813480
1.402058
2.813300
2.813400
2.813950
2.814633
v
>
-
25,598,490,426
"^Estimated.
Pursuant to the
...for
>
32,582,084
14,227.739
1,390,479,144
*
666,878,023
1
17,350.331
-
certifies
32.707,138
21,430,987
14,242,85)
'
6.4
8.6
29,233.771
/vy
9.7
y
727,630,925
yy-
+ 1T.R
-418,680,934,981
yy
66,686,132,274
«:v
+ 19.7
187,565, 503
-
;
r
+ 16.2
+14.8
7,523.527,817
.
202,983,702
]0073~d~37336
13,359,731
12.2
+
,141,457,231,801
220,801,042
(7.3
+ 15.9
187,274, 663
+
72,280,054
8.9
+
27,932,736
0.5
+10.3
28,295,021
.
+
10576817316
4.3
+
180,711,379
67,215,227;/;
145,599,920,597
_
168,174,288
—10.2
-
212,036,287
+ 20.1
175,382, 682
54,016,765
7,823,310,095
-
cities)
(173
0.4'
231,008,860
112732(7,286
+ 10.2
3,842,187,451
wy-
61,998,614/
V /
+
'
—3.5
71,349.048
3,904,172.085
J-
-
Cities)
total
Outside New
', (a)
•
/'•/'"/
__
—
(18
208,182,543
+ 12.4
+ 17.0
3.7
V
192,331,266
Barbara
Total
••
+ 19.8
6,784,840
178.907,395
+
43,956,685
64.043,015
-
Stockton
204,067,913
7,622,849
209,355, 808
'
+
•»
55,213,036
113,283,312/
■'•■j';.
28,406,552
Francisco,.
Santa
244,474,242
+ 13.6
135
+
48,472,961
.
Jose
+ 12.1
+ 11.6
79,284,855
+14.1
/
22,242,411
2,814,616,988
90,068, 020
334,396,921
109,344,849
Pasadena
24,925, 294
+17.4
39,407,643
*
55,455,143
------
;
Modesto
San
*'■
V
,
Riverside
San
3,142,479,
9,1 i
518,631,529
,
394,178,244
Beach
1.9
5.2"
+
•
:
1,010,756,562
40,877,693
558,638,829
—■
California—Berkeley
Long
23,773,634
1,068,430,645 y'v,
—
—.
City____
Arizona—Phoenix
V
'
y>
27.117,327
+
+
..
,
27,746,157 "1.
59,677,826
1,292,799,325
./•
23,251,266,558
;
10,998,370,533 /
J
V'.v
52
^
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
millions
(In
■•■V
'
.
dollars)
of
Increase ( + ) or
.
Decrease (—) Since
April 11,
ASSETS—
Gold
1962
1962
account
'
15,191
5
demand
Commercial
1961
:
—
Government
fund
for
R.
F.
8G5
1.153
Cash
■__■
and
S.
11
.—
33
—
362
outright
—
327
advances-——_—_
Acceptances—bought
U.
16
+
(371)
______
Discounts
+
16.344
notes--
Total gold certificate reserves
+
;
155
39
—
2,997
—
116
+
749
69
210
+
1
6
—
securities:
Government
Bought outright—
Bills
districts
for
net
a
Certificates
Notes
_i
16,933
V'
—
.
-
Bonds
week
carrying
U.
Held
under
Total
outright
bought
eight
loans
305
creased $16
+
511
agreement
repurchase
U.
securities
Gov't
S.
203
Total loans and securities
Cash
in
items
premises
Other
assets
collection
of
process
Bank
(965)
+2,591
—
394
(1,336)
-
.194
+
108
—--
Assets
+2,387
10
115
.
148
+
144
—
29,562 .V +
<4,606:
+
,
——
—
Total
,
70
+
29,196
+2,239
214
—
51,376
1
+
139
9
+
112
+
_.
+2,105
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
notes.
(371)
28,284
154
+
.
+ 1,148
Deposits:
bank
Member
16,800
reserves
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
account
489
+
564
Total
deposits
availability cash items
+
267
+
162
+
61
+
87
365
Deferred
+
9
+
20
17,989
___.
(965)
152
644
+
2
+
+
■——<
Liabilities
Total
CAPITAL
Capital
(1,336) 49,924
"
paid
in__
"other" nonbank financial
to
million,
institutions
Mailman
Malone
de¬
1
Ratio
Liabilities
of
&
Capital
(1,336)
Acc'ts
56
Loans
51,376
112
+
loans
investments
and
and
investments
combined
Contingent
liability
purch. for
—3.1%
U.
S.
102
57
—
the eliminations made in the consolidating
are
S.
Loans
dealers
for
Real
Redemption Calls and Sinking
U.
Fund Notices
be
found
list
a
of
bonds, notes,
4
+
commercial
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
banks„__
of
31,923
indebtedness
One
five
to
After
Other
five
year
6,317
:
years
with
;
4,116
R.
Currency
and
Balances
with
Banks
■' ..+
291
+
663
+
+
172
+
coin
4-10
4-30
4-16
American Discount Co.
Cap.
domestic
Other
v
Date
Page
of Georgia—
5.90% series 1953, due May 1, 1973
Distilling Co.-—
6-year 6%
secured notes, due July 1, 1984____
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.—
5%% s. f. debs, series B, due April 15, 1969
*
6%,%
Florida
Steel
5'/2%
May
1
1425
+
255
+
4J/4%
Tire
&
Central
Lexington
1,
1,
1971_
ctfs.,
Rubber
dr.bs.,
Water
May
1,
Co.—
due
Power
5%
S.
150
+
117
—
v
109
+
1,
SS
1st
and
Light
+
3
+
+
348
+
1
1,
series,
due
Coke
due
Nov.
mortgage
1
1427
May
1
1663
1990
Apr
19
1428
1
1664
15
1982
Apr
Marine
Bonds
1978.
1
pipe
due
line
May
bonds,
Gas
bonds
1,
1,
due
Pipe
due
1977,
Nov.
6%
conv.
Corp.,
Line
Nov.
and 514%
1979—
Corp
1,
debs.
1
1596
1980,
514 %
and
s.
f.
debs.,
Garfinckel
&
cumulative
convertible
&
Oil
33
1st
Co.,
*
1708
mtge
debs
States
.
37"
+
'
"
'
1
1708
Co.
&
+ 1,183
616
:
etc.
114
banks
Pag#...
NA
+
37
45,232
+
177
+
84
+
83
5-
6-12
5-21
15c
5-15
4-30
50%
4-16
4-
4-16'.
3-31
Co.,
$6
5%
political
+
From
7,710
subdivisions—
3,228
+
16
187
+
2
interbank
(quar.)
institutions,
etc.
18
120
3-30
$1.14
5-
1
4-16
$1.09
~5-
1
4-16
I2V2C
4-20
4-
$1.50
5-
1
4-12
$1.05
5-
1
4-12
(quar.)
CAPITAL
*Exclusive
1315
1
67
_____
83
2,075
•
5-
1
5-
1
4-16
12 Va c
9-
1
8-15
30
5,140
7
79
+
916
+
81
55
—
+
765
-
ACCOUNTS
of
loans
valuation
13,153
to
domestic
all demand
commercial
banks
items
after
and
shown
are
less
cash
excludes
items
change ' in
in
of
process
deposits
time
and
officers'
deposits of U.
S.
checks
shown
not
Government
and
*
Ltd.
(quar.)
Products
1, 1973__.__.Apr 22
1984
s
Apr
15
_jUne
1
States
4-
6
4-16
3-12
4-16
3-31
4-16
'
3-31
7-
+25c
j
-
2
6-
1
5c
4-18
3-28:
6C
5-31
5-11
lc
5-31
5-11
*10c
4-30
4-13
6-20
6-
4-16
3-20
.(quaiv)—
(quarO—I"
:
Telephone
$3.50:,;
class A
1
Telegraph—
&
22V2C
•
Film
1
•
'*40c
;
:
Corp.
-
•■'< 5-
4
2%
6-20
6-
1
2%
(quar.)
12-20
12-
1
9c-
5-25-
•
Laboratories—
A
(stock
dividend)
A
(stock
dividend)
Corp.
(stock
dividend)———.
2%
4-18-.
3-21
New
„
Bank, of Auburn
(initial
common
Bank
pfd.
(quar.)
4-16
3-31
4-16
3-31
56J/4c*, +
;
5-
1
1
"
v,
N.
&
Commercial
N.
Electric
National
Securities
Stock
series-
&
Research
5-
4-16
4-
15c
5-
4-16
,
5- 1
4-16
-
4-
9
6-
■
1
7
4-13
1
2
Corp.—<
(quar.)_
35c
(quar.)
•
6-15
4-16
?
Trust Co.
(quar.)-"—
Welding Machine Co.___„
National
4-16
40c-
35c
Co.—
&
,4-30
r
Y.)
.
Growth
Mfg.
Bank
5c
,
Y.)—
--
Chemical
National
5-15
15c
(Norwich,
5-
75C
(N. Y. )—
:
ouar.
Trust
&
4-16
58c
25c
•':.
Common
National
not
10c
37 %c
,
Corp. ^(quar;)
Aeronautical
National
tPreliminary (San Francisco District).
4-23
4-
,4-23
4-
5
4-23
4-
5
22c
4-23
4-
5
4-
5
31c
■ _J.—
5
"
Income
series
(quar.)
•
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page
series
(quar.)_
Dividend
1596
1320
1708
4-27
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Star, Inc.,
Stock
Apr
•"
4-16
:
(Albany,
..
4-16
1
(s-a)__l2^^._xl_—
mutual
separately.
available.
1
5-
•
Co., common
(increased)
National
and
savings
5-
28c
Nashville Breeko Block
,
separately.
postal
4-16
$1.20
Vernon Mills, Inc.
preferred (s-a)
National
certified
1
"
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
;
banks.
^Includes
5-26
5-
$1.12 y2
\
—
System, Ihc.—
Common (increased-quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
collection.
due ' to
5-
5-31
$1.10
Mutual
deduc¬
gross.
deposits except those of U. S. Government
banks,
comparison
commercial
individual loan
reserves;
+
5-15
15c
(quar.)
&
Co.
4-16
30c
preferred
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
Murphy
1663
stock___'_
(quar.)
Class
157
—
V
Quarterly
1316
Corp.—
(semi-annual)
*35c
Movielab
5
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Class
Banks
R.
liabilities
shown
Ward
Trust
Mountain
NA
+
5
4-20
1
1
(quar.)
Extra
NA
5
2,104
banks
others
domestic
Power
Electro
NA
4-
4-30
5-
25c
iquar.r
Mount Diablo Co.
650
+
4-19
4-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
7%
9-29
4-30
;
(quar.)
Mount
10-16
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Movie
official
F.
of
Mills
Corp.,
7,537
2
10c
(quar.;
pfd.
preferred
Mount
*
4
(Fort
Extra
NA
•
4-16
2ue
30c
Morse
NA
31,705
time deposits
Govts.,
NA Not
4
series
Class
Per
•
Louisiana
Power
5.16%
preferred
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
4.44%
preferred
'■
When
Share
«•
(quar.)I
(quar.)
&
Freight Lines,
A
(quar.)
:_
Holders
Products
Nevada
Payable of Rec.
5 '/2 %
Light—
of
Power
preferred
New
$1.29
5-
1
$1.24
5-
1
New
4-H
England
Hampshire
1
(quar,)_
4-16
4-16
'•
3-30
3-30
17V2C
4-16
4-
2
$1.06 J/4
5-15
5-
1
*15c
4-26
3-30
21c
5-
1
4-10
2IV2C
5-
1
9c
;1
5-
1
4-16
4-27
3-30
(quar.)_
(quar.).;
V
—
(quar.)
Fund
4-23
20c
lc
common
4-11
.
4c
Canada, Ltd.
Co.,
-1
common
Neiinan-Marcus Co., common
4V4 % preferred (quar.)
15
21c
.
(quar.)
Navajo
Neon
■
(quar.)
1
:
4-10
-
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
condition
ended
4-16
1
5-21
10c
Montreal
NA
1,043
Name of Company
shows
1
5-
(quar.;-
pfd.
Paper
4.50 %
NA
21
+
636
■
•Announced in this issue.
The
5-
25c
5%
Balanced
*
$1.10
:
preferred
Montana
NA
7
$1.22 V2
Insurance
4.80%
386
6
4-13
4-
4-19
dividend)
Ontario
Power
3
4-30;;'
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Life
5-
-4-17
7c
—
(quar.)——
Rhoads, Inc., 4%%
Montgomery
12,027
"Includes
•
____May
Phllco^Corp mortgA§e bonds< due March
(quar.)
:
Products
Marking System
119
+
—1,136
Foreign:
savings
1971___May
1,
414 % convertible subord.
debs., due April 15,
Southeastern Public Service
Corp.—
5%
debentures due Dec 1, 1964____
6c
(quar.)
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
NA
Inc—
preferred
J65C
32 'A>c
(Fla.)
inc.
Tube
(stock
Moore
and
Year-ago
Inc.—
due June
Terrazzo.
Food
(s-a)
(quar.)
Monarch
1,500
+
324
+
3,141
savings
lilncludes
1
Date
414 %
Gas
4,885
_
tion
May
614%
CALLED
Research & Development,
debs., due Jan. 1, 1972
subord.
1
—.May
(Julius)
INational
+
1365
1st
—
1978——.
3%
*
15 *
Apr
Company and Issue—
Community
64,260
_.
deposits*
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
Other
—May
1,
ENTIRE ISSUE
FW'P
\
bonds, series J, '
—_—__
Nov.
4-
1
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Fine Foods
Borrowings:
_May
1976_May
May 1 "
debs, due
Transcontinental
156
435
89,450
Time and savings
1318
May
subord. debs., due April 15, 1976
Southern Union Gas Co.. 4>/4%
debs., due May 1.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 5 Va % debs, due
line
62,073
official institutions,
Govts.,
From
4%%
1
5-
Inc.
Monarch
adjusted!!—
Commercial
1,
5-
(Canada),
Quarterly
interbank:
Mutual
*
Co.—
^due May 1, 1986.
pipe
Domestic
1663
58)_May
5%%—
Merchant
4-27
Monarch
Government
S.
Other
B,
5-31
Mohawk National Bank
10,806
deposits—totals_____
Commercial
4>'4%
mtge.
1426
.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—
6%
>
t
1,
3-16
10c
—
dividend
$4.20
418
155,117
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
and
political subdivisions
Domestic
Insured
&
refunding
1981;
*
Co.—
preferred
Argentina
Gas
May
1981_
June
4-16
United
A
Montana
367
4,761
deposits
Demand
&
Government
Peoples
15
__—_May
(series
;
April
stock, series
Lone Star Gas Co., 4%% s. f.
debs.,
Moore-McCormick Lines, Inc.—
U.
30
Apr
..
1980
Light Co.—
5%% series, due
bonds,
Cumulative
due
Corp.—
5-14
50c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
LIABILITIES—
U.
1980
May
Transportation
trust
subord.
mtge.
May
due
debs.,
12 V2C
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
424
2,899
Commercial
due
(quar.)__
Seamless
Minnesota
2,455
banks
asseW.liabilitics
Ltd.—
Co.,
B,
5-
Manufacturing, common (quar.)
Class
Foreign:
subord.
equip,
General
series
Apr
Corp.—
American
47/a%
1st
Chemical
&
conv.
General
Jersey
Tar
debentures
$1.38
Investment
Stock
Miller
812
+
asets—net
Demand
debs..
Dominion
(Mass.)—
Extra
Barton
■
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
Wayne)
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Electric
preferred
Midwestern
r
1,546
111
1,381
4-23
5-15
Miller &
+
-
3-29
4-25-
Midwestern Financial
2,127
i
1
6-
4-18
•
1
5-
40c
1,205
—
5-
20c
Midwest
904
26
13
4-30
25c
8%C
5-23
1,878
350
100
4-18
5-15
Mickelberry's
71
'
4-14
1
Michigan
12,931
l
iy4c
4-10
1
6-15
5.52%
902
+
5- .1
4-30
25c
Merrimack-Essex
635
—
3-30
4-16
4-20
5-
25 c
Co.
130
+
V
4-30
8Vbc
Stores
174
+
:
2
4-16
5-1
*35c
.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co..
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4
.','+
1
5-1
12V2C
!
Monthly
6
25
—<
10C
: 25%.
(quar.)
Extruders
.
6-29
4-
5-
25c
dividend)
Miami
13,405
F.
(stock
765
+
7-20
Trust—
Corp. (ouar.)
McCage Grain. Ltd. (quar.)
25
—
14,878
years
securities
Reserves
Markets
2
4-16
5%
(quar.)
series)
+
—
.
2,364
-47y2C
(quar.)
8
.
3-29
$i.it
McGregor Doniger Inc., class A
Class B (quar.)
McQuay-Norns Mfg. (quar.)
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
one
Co.
Mfg.
+
1,740
4-20
McCall
668
'—
4,248
Total
given in the Chronicle.
were
Mayfair
&
(1961
+
16,983
securities—total..—
certificates
Within
Investors
(Oscar)
preferred
+
13,624
:
:
4-20
Quarterly from net investment income
Mayer
(George J.)
16
+
5-- 7
m
Meyer
42
—
4-30
4-
1
+
9
4-16
42V2c
Co.—
(quar.)
179
!
3,309
bills
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
in which the details
Massachusetts
Miami Tile &
loans
Treasury
corporate
Electric
preferred
+
+
_
will
4.44%
4-30
4-16
Insurance—
Metropolitan Stores
700
loans
S.1 Government
National
Massachusetts
pur¬
109
4-13
3-24
5-14
'
dividend
192
1,383
Treasury
Below
Stock
carrying:
or
3-30
4-25
;10c
(quar.)
+
2,257
domestic
Inc.
7
securities
4-16
2
3%
.
(increased-quar.)—
Maryland
$1.30
purchasing
4-
4-30 «"
*22(20
*17 V2C
dividend)
Maryland Casualty Co.
nonbank financial institutions:
estate
Supermarkets,
+
/-
3-30
$1.50
:
(stock
Messenger
finance, personal finance, ete.__
to
(Calif.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (quar.)
Metromedia, Inc.
(resumed)
47
3-30
4-30-
'
10%;-;;.
(quar.)
B
Basket
1,008
+
4-30^"
*30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8,579
2,250
4-13
1
4-lflv::
lc
(quar.)
preferred
4,246
to'f<3Feign banks
Other
Loans
preferred
5-
10c
ii'i".-
Maryland Casualty Co.
9,242
+
256
6-15
62y2c
—
dividend)—
+
Other
Lodns
6%
(stock
+
securities
to
Corp.,
50
581
6-30
—
shares—
162
—!
Government
Sales
Electronics
+
securities.
securities
Other
process.
and
3-31
t25c
3c
—
33,064
—
3-31
4-20
(quar.)
Merchants Fast Motor Lines (increased)
342
—.
4-11
5-25
.
8c
•
—
payments from investm't income)
Gardens, Ltd.
(quar.)—
common
carrying:
or
Otherloans for
U.
Figures in parentheses
1
6-15
.
4-20
Paper shares—
1,329
Government
Other
413
—
119,196
73,868
brokers
to
chasing
foreign correspondents
5-
9
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
7%
1961
loans
acceptances
on
4-11
Merchants National Eank & Trust (Syracuse,
N. Y.) (quar.)
1962
loans
industrial
and
Loans
35.0%
_____________
1
$1
Inc.
Market
Apr. 5,
120,936
adjusted*
and
Mercantile
Mar. 28,
adjusted*—
Agricultural
+2,105
gold certificate reserves to
and Federal Reserve note
deposit
liabilities
5-
25c
Maritime
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
Total
3-31
12V2C
(quar.)
!
Monthly
1962*
+
19
4-20
$1.06 y4
(quar.)—
Margo's,
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
+
4-
Leaf
Marsh
Apr. 4,
Total
(quar.)_____
Hyde
(Both
1
71
111
3-30
4-16
quar.)—
Co.,
Funds Inc.
Maremont
Increase ( + ) or
30
&
Maple
deposits adjusted decreased $128 million in
the Dallas District and $124 million in the Chicago Dis¬
trict, and by smaller amounts in six other districts, but
they increased $228 million in the San Francisco District.
Savings deposts increased $84 million and "other" time
deposits
of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
increased $83 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $83 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $79 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $71 million.
+
(Initial
Company
Electric
Demand
+
——
4-16
Corp., Ltd.—
Managed
million.
453
accounts
3-30
4-16
5c
priority shares (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $350 million, Treasury certificates
decreased $26 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $85
888
capital
I
$.001
—
Conv.
as
ASSETS—
—
3-30
5c
Oil
Magnin (Joseph) & Co., com.
8% preferred (annual)
compared with an increase of $60
million and a decrease of $64 million, respectively, duiv
ing. the similar week in 1961.
"
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
6-
4-.16
i2y2c
—
Co
4»/»% pfd,.,A
preferred B (quar.)—J
Magnavox
S.
+1,948
93
+
F.)
Ring-Free
(R. H.)
Macy
4%
ago, these loans decreased $147
brokers and dealers for purchasing or
45
1
——
6-22
10c
—
(E.
Industries
Macold
a. year
111
+
76
+
89
—
3,575
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
Other
375
260
-
Other
class A
B
MacMillan
but
and
+1,320
28,993
5%
(stock dividend).
4-25;.
•
in
increased
loans
.
Total
4-16
30c
(quar.)
Videotronics,
Class
MacDonald
Government securities decreased $256
their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other" securities increased $47 million.
Loans to sales
and personal financing institutions decreased $42 million
million,
713
.;»>■
•
4,091
MPO
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Covipany
Gas
Lynch Corporation
gain of $50 million; during the com¬
Loans to
—
4,972
_
-
parable
+
214 J
Monday, April 16. 1962
.
.
•
million.
Redemption
•
Name of
Lynchburg
deposits.
industrial
and
.
Per
securities, $255 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $1,183 million in demand deposits cred¬
ited to domestic banks, and $177 million in time and
savings deposits; and decreases of $156 million in de¬
mand
deposits adjusted and $1,136 million in U. S.
April 12,
April 4,
'
certificate
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1848)
statement
of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal
Reserve System in
leading cities
the following
principal changes, for the week
ADril
4:
Decreases
of
$162
million
in
justed and $291 million in
loans, ad¬
holdings of U. S. Government
securities; increases of $111 million in
holdings of "other"
I.
I'.
'
%
'
!
I
;
$1.11
4.16%* preferred (quaV.)^4_'„:^
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co.—
I
Increased-annual
Louisville
Gas
&
*
Electric—
'
..*
5-
1*
$1.04
"
5-
l'
Two-for-one
4-11;,
.
-
4-11
New
stpek split__
Jersey Bank
& Trust
Quarterly ,_l
$i
5-
i
*
4-20
Newberry
•"
■
Insurance—
(J.
Co.
'
•
"
l_„
-
(Passaic
Cty.)
40c
■
J.+ Co.,
3%%^ preferred, (quar.).-
:;
,5-
1
4-13
-
93%c
5-
1,
5-
1
5-
1
15c
8-
1
15c
-11-
1
10-11
5-10
4-19
4-13
'
New
common
(Initial
quar.)
(quar.)—i
preferred (quar.)
5% .preferred
4V2%
Louisville
&.
Nashville,
RR.
(quar.)
20V2c
...
"
.
31V„c
*22(Ac
4-16
•
;
3-30
4-16-
3-30
5-
4-16
i
75c
6-12
5-
3%
5.15
4.25
1
Lucky Stores, inc.—
Stock
dividend
on
common
M.'i
Nielsen
(A. C.)
Company
Norfolk & Western Ry.-r•
6%
6%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)!_'___:
1..
;
..
,t
V 15c
.
15c
V
(quar.)—
-
,
4-12
_
lj__
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Adjustment preferred
-a
•
-
/25c
4-12
-
7-12
Volume
Number-6151
195
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1849)
r
-$1.20
v:
Gas
North
'American
North
American
Fund
of
Van
$1.50
-
preferred
/.
Common
5%
.
Gas—
(increased
preferred
;/5%%
Insurance
Northern
Pacific
Northern
Quebec
Common
i—
Y.)
(N.
—
/••/.
(Minnesota)—
i
class
A
9 >
'
4-25
4-25
3-31
3-30
3-30
i
& Wire (quar.)
Utilities,: Ltd.— •
4%
preferred (quar.)___
NuTone, Inc., (stock dividend)
-
5-1.
4-10
5-1
4-10
4-30
4-16
Oklahoma
4.24%
Gas
&
Electric,
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
B
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
4-19'
4-
Common
4.65%
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
—______—I—
Originalia Inc.
(initial quar.)
Elevator
Outlet
Co.
Capital
1
Reliable
4-17
4-10
4-
1
6
25c
5-
45c
5-10
4-
$15c
—
4-30
4-17
4-20
4-
4-20
.
Fund—
25c
,
(quar.)
r.
25c
class A
.4-16
C
R
T
Co.
Can
&
E
Corp.
Stock
2
5
Airmotive
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Coast
'stock
American
Mines.
common
(special)
Investment,
Corp.
Canadian
Terminal
(s-a)
Pacific
Gas &
Pacific
Electric,
Lighting,
$4.40
preferred
$4.75
Chemical
Drilling
&
of
6-1
5-15
Robinson
Rochester
Robbins
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4-16
.3-23
4-16
3-20
4-16
•3-20
4.10%
4-16
stock
(quar.)
4-16
4-13
5%
5-11
4-27
Rollins
Fuel
4-26
common
15c
Traffic
_—
capital
3-30
5c
5%
t20c
tlOc
'
(increased)-
1
5-15
5-15
4-30
4-3
St.
4-20
4-20
Diego Gas & Electric, com.
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
4.40%
Pillsbury
95c
5-
1
1
4-10
$1.10
5-
1
4-10
$1.17
5-
1
4-10
6- 4
5-18
90c
97Vic
4-16
$1
5-
47 Vic
4-16
1
4-16
.6-1
5-
Scott
4
6%i
(quar.)_.
$1.25
(quar.)
-7' 5- /1
,
16c
Company
(quar.)
1—...37Vic
(quar.)_.
■
'
15c
preferred (accum.)
17Vic
Brewing,
common
(quar.)
/
7c
convertible
6- 1
5-
4
;r
4-
5
/
1
4-
2
5-
1
4-
6
5-
1
.4-6
4-16
3-30
6-20
5-29.
6- 1
&
Cable
30c
(quar.)
4-27
4-
87Vic
Class
A
4-20
4-
9
Porter
5Vi%
K.)
Co.
Alexander,
Power Industrial
4-
5-15
A
(initial
B
5-
1
4-30
4-13
$1.06%
4-30
4-13
$1.17Vi
6-
1
4-11
90c
5-
1
4-11
25c
5-15
5-
1
t56c
4-16
3-20
$75c
quar.)
4-16
3-20
7c
8-1
5-10
lc
6-
5-10
1
Pratt & Lambert—
President
.
Brand
Gold
—
Ltd.—
4-18
4-
share—
_z——
'
•
5%
preferred
'4-12
5%
preferred
4-20
4-
Steel
1
4-6
4-16
4-6
4-6
:
4-
6
Food
Pacific
5-15
Stubnitz-Greene
6-14
I
Suburban Gas
(N.)
Steel
Co.,
6-
8 "
4-13
9-
4
3
4-25
5-15
V
30c
1
8-15
1
4-16
O.)
3-30
3-30
Smith' (Howard)
\
4-10
4%
4-19
1
4-
1
7-
1
v
10c
1
4-20
6-
1
'
4
12Vic
5-10
55c
5-
5-18
4-16
preferred
Thompson
Tidewater
Tip Top
New
4-13
4-30
4-13
Class
10c
4-30
3-30
Tokheim
4-27
4-12
Toledo
7-
2
6-15
4V4%
$20c
5-25
4-13
4.56%
5-15
4-19
4.25%
5-
1
3-30
$2
5-
1
3-30
5-
1
4-10
JlOc
5-31
5-15
*10c
5-31
5-15
5%
8-15
8-
common
1
22c
5-
1
4-18
61c
6-
1
5-15
t25c
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
t25c
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
(H.)
*53c
4-16
Marine
t7Vic
quar.)
J31V4o
(quar.)
Service,
Inc.
Products, new class
(initial)
„
Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.
on
A
(initial)
i
4-16
1
3-16
5-
1
4-13
$1.21
5-
1
,
4-10
$1.19
5-
1
4-10
5-
1,
4-10
5-
1
4-10
4-20
3-30
4-16
4-
4-16
3-30
5c
preferred
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-14
1
9-14
5-31
5-15
20c
4-27
4-
6-
1
5-15
$1.14
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-31
5-15
5-
3-30
25c
$47 Vac
Country Securities
Building Assn., Ltd.
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4-13
5-15
4-13
6-15
25c
1
5-
1
4-13
63 %c
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
$1.49
!
4-12
40c
4-26
4-20
Transportation Corp. of America—
Class A (quar.)
50c
5-
4-
Tresco,
5-
1
4-13
$1.42%
1
1
dividend)
4-30
7-
2%
9
$1.22 Va
5-
(stock
3-31
4-
4c
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
4-16
20c
*
$5.70
1
2c
Fund-
$5.60
5-
$40c
(quar.)
4-10
4-11
5-15
City—
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common
(quar.)
$2.55
1
4-25
20c
Corp.
1
6
$1.06%
Quarterly
Trans-Canada
5-
$1,061/4
(quar.)
Towmotor Corp. (stock dividend)Trade Bank & Trust
Co., New York
Inc.
5-15
35c
preferred
Transamerica Corp.
Stock dividend
6-15
200%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
2
5c
class A and B
4-10
2
1
25c
—
(quar.)
common
5- 1
1
5-
2
8c
(Del.)
25c
(quar.)__.
3-31
10-
5-
1
4-20
5c
Edison,
$5.96
/ 4-30
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-23
3-22
4-
5-31
$1.14
(quar.)__
Fiber Glass
$4.90
(quar.)-—
Ltd.—
4-17
B
&
4-16
5-
J
class B
Traders
1
4-16
$1.27
4-14
$25c
6-15
1.
pfd.
(quar.)
Toledo Scale (quar.)
Toronto-Dominion Bank (quar.)
Town
of
6-28
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
15c
.4-19
$40c
Class A
J25c
4-19
5-15
:6c
(quar.).
Initial
4-13
„
4-19
5-15
10c
preferred
3-30
(quar.)
5-15
4-16
—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.56
4-30
10c
6
•
5c
$4.76
$33Vic
com.
Y.)
(quar.)___
pfd. (quar.)
4-30
,
4-
4-30
$$1
•
4-20
<
(initial)
(N.
(quar.)
preferred
4-26
y
4-16
1
6c
income)-
5
2
12Vic
investment
4-
4-
20c
(quar.)
4-20
3-23
6-
$5.08
:ip
-
4-19
4-26 ~
$4 preferred
1
9-23
4-30
5-
Thriftway Foods
5-
4-23
10-23
6-15
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Texas Instruments, Inc., 4%
Texas Power & Light, $4.84
•
Y.)—
;: •
1
8-29
$2
Texas Electric Service—
4-20
4-30
7Vic
-
10c
4 %
"4-27'
1
"
;
(N.
-
5-
10c
4-10
9-14
20c
7
4-30
3%
27c
6-18
2Vic
5-
15c
*
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
5-17
12c
_;
5-
5
5-1
5-15
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% preferred (s-a)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
4.32% conv. preferred (quar.)
Terminal-Hudson .Electronics, Inc.
Quarterly
6-
4-
5-15
25c
6
12c
4-16
25c
•4-
12c
2*
4-13
1
20c
4-16
'
4-
4-30
5-
2%%
____
(s-a)_
Taylor Wine (initial)
5-15
/4-16
20c
4
1
.
25c
4-
6-
4-19
35c
3-30
5-10
1
2%%
3-30
"'
;
(initial)
4-16
15c
4-12
4-13
5-
4-25
(stock dividend).
4-16
25c
-
3%:
4-16
—
1
1
12%C
dividends
preferred
5-
5-28
5-
split)
22Vic
25c
Ltd., $2.12 pfd.
Corp.
4-24
65c
Freight (quar.)___
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)__,
3-30
4-16
4-16
X25c
(initial
4-16
75c
T.I.M.E.
8-1
4-12
r
15C
Super Foods Services, new com.
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)_
Swingline, Inc. (quar.)
4-10
4-30
6-11
dividend
Stock
1
5-14
4-26
4-30
12 % C
stock
5-
5-28
5-15
37 %c
(quar.)
(5-ior-4
1
25c
4-10
"5-
28c
(initial)
common
(A.
4-17
15c
6-
25c
Boston—
Industries,
Corp., 60c preferred
Sunset Industries
12-
6-
7%c
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp.—
Stock dividend
6-15
9-14
12-14
(increased-quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
Corp.
6-15
9-28
12-31
20c
Sunbury Milk Products (quar.)__
Stock
6-30
25c
:
'
4-2
9-17
6-29
$$1.31
(quar.)___
3-26
12-17
*>7-15
3%
4-25
___.
(s-a)
Slater
(quar.)
5-1
15c
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Class B (s-a)
New
6-4
4-14
36c
(T. S.)
C
6-30
10c
t25c
$2.44 preferred A
Class
6-16
4-30
$1
Co.,
2
7%cV -r*'7-15
(quar.)
Stevens (jr. P.) & Co. tquar.)_^-____________
Stone Container Corp. (quar.)____
Stone & Webster (quar,)
6-15
60c
Power
8
4-
3-30
5c
6c
Marts, class A
6-
4-16
4-16
(initial)
com.
J$1.25
(quar.)__„_
Rochester
net
new
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
Strolee California (quar.)
Shares,
Glass
Corp.,
6-18
$1.25
5-18
$1,25
$1.25
(1957), Ltd. (s-a)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval
stockholders)
Simms
Parts
Sunbeam
(quar.)
from
10c
$1.25
6-20
•6-
/ 4-10
20c
Sterchi Bros. Stores
•-'
4-10
1
2%
Steinberg's. Ltd., 5V4% preferred
Stelma, Inc.
(stock
dividend)
4-16
1
5-
$1.25
4-10
9
3-20
5-
371/2C
(quar.)
42c
—
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
*
3-26
4-23
$40c
Shop & Save
Sierra
preferred
4-30
-
4
Final payment of approximately $0,378 per
depositary
5%
4-16
15c
Btecher-T^aung Lithograph Corp.—
■
4-25
4-16
(monthly)
of
4-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-16
:__
(Quarterly
Shatterproof
Smith
Mining,
4-13
15c
(initial-quar.)
Trust
5-18
1
Stein Hall & Co.
:
dividend)
of
1
5-
;.(quar.)
?•:;> Stock dlvidma Jj.r_l_vii._-
6%c
Preferred
(2-for-l stock split)
4-13
4-27
$1.50
—i^___—v-~.'
American
Slater
(Initial)
5T11
4-27
.
$1.37Vi
Sheraton Corp. of America, common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Sherwin-Williams Co. (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Shop & Save, Ltd. (s-a)
*—
3-30
5-15
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
5-11
1
22c
Shawinigan Water & Power,
Class A (quar.)
5-1
4-20
5c
Inc
i:;:
6-
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Co.
preferred
Shaver
2
Products—
Class
Class
/.
:
(quar.)_
Trust
Shareholders'
4-10
4-16
"80c
Power Corp. of Canada
4 Vi %
1st preferred (quar.)
Partic. preferred
4%
3-30
4-30
(Del.)—
(quar.)_.
4Vt%
preferred
(quar.)
Potomac Edison, 4.70% preferred B
3.60% preferred (quar.)
&
4-16
3 Vic
-
6-
State Street Bank & Trust Co.
(Boston)____
State Street Investment
Corp. (Mass.)
Steak n Shake (Del.)
'A:
Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)Selig.man & Latz, common (quar.)
4-13
10c
.
preference
Powdrell
1
25c
(monthly)
(H.
5-
3Vic
':'
;
common
Selected
'
(monthly)
Plymouth
Cordage
(quar.)
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
New
.J'.>V Quarterly
9
.
(quar.)
A
Corp.
Corp., class
5-11
15c
(quar.)
Security Insurance, (New Haven) (quar.)—.
Security Columbian Banknote Co.—
Security
5-18
15c
Plasticrete
5
$1.75
_
Quarterly
Piatt
4-20
6-
tlOc
4-
(quar.)_
—
40c
;V
3-30
+
5-11
$1.25
$ 1.12 Vi
Class B
$3.50 conv. preferred
Plainfield (N. J.) Trust State National Bank
Wire
.
Monthly
4-16
(quar.)
4-25
(quar.)
Co.
A
2
3-30
(quar.)
4-23
(quar.)
(stock
Fetzer
class
4-
4-16
.
93%c
7Vic
Scrivner-Stevens
5-
62Vic
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Plastic
4 4-10
55c
(quar.)
;;
Pittsburgh Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.);
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Pittston Company, common
,
$1.50
preferred
7%
1
;
4-10
4-16
,
$2.50
5-
4-30
Petroleum,
Pittsburgh
Aviation
Scott
B
4-20
.
$561/40
(quar.)—
20c
Sargent & Co. (quar.)
Schenley Industries (quar.)_w
Schlumberger. Ltd. (quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Class A (increased monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
3-19
5; 9 5-
15c
,!
4-20
4-16
12 %c
e-'l:
6-
15c
Map Co.
(quar.)__
common
17Vic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Sanborn
preferred A
Brock, Ltd.,
8c
Quarterly
4-10
59 5-
Finance
Pioneer
& Co.
San
$1.07%
1
Class
.
'
..
$1.25
4-30
4-13
W.)
1
5-
5c
15c ;
Marine Insurance
Corp.
5-
1.40%
(quar.)
& Bros
50c
-
4-30
4-30
(Howard
$1.18%
3%%
Stanley
,
10c
•
1
6
(quar.)
preferred
State Capital Life Insurance
(Raleigh, N. C.)
Common (quar.)
L__
.$1.37Vi
-
San
(Md.)—
dividend)
5-11
$1.02Vi
$1.23%
—
Sams
'
4-
6-1
preferred
4-20
W
/
1
$1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)_
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)
4-12
4-24
4-20
5-
Products, Inc.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.,
4-14
2
4-20
$1.06V4
Sta-Rite
•4-13
2
4-20
1
(quar.)
5.625%
4-20
5-
1
1
5-
preferred
Spalding (A. G.)
4-13
5-
55-
4.75%
4-20
5-
$1.15
27 %0
31 %o
——i-4-^
4.25%
.
4-11
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas, 5.20%
4-13
Antonio
4-20
preferred
5-
(quar.)
4-20
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
Pioneer
&
4-20
1
(quar.)
$5
(increased quar.)
1
Cement, class A (initial)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Fire
1
(quar.)
par
par
15c
4-30
$1.50
Pierce & Stevens Chemical
Paul
5-
5-
preferred
5-
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4-30
4-20
$1.10
27%c
4.36 %
$1
5%
5-15
4-20
1
4.60%
45c
5%
1,
1
5-
3-20
93%c
preferred A
(quar.)
Louis-San Francisco Ry.
6-
5-
4-20
Joseph Light & Power—
6-
4-20
97 %C
$1.03%
$25
5-
4-19
(quar.)
$100
;
4-20
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.12 %
27Vic:
5-15
1
preferred
1
3
20c
(quar.)
1
4.40%
4-
3
4-
4-10
5-
3.90%
4-11
4-
4-16
5-
4.40%
5-
4-16
4-25
$1.10
6-15
5-
(quar.)
25c
Service
9-14
59%c
5-15
10c
(quar.)
4-27
$$1.19
.
8-15
92 %c
Public
preferred
6-15
9-14
split
(quar.)
25c
class
5-1
Quarterly
preferred
Co.
quar.)
five-for-three
a
Oil
preferred
5%
preferred
Sons,
&
5-15
1
4-13
'
approve
75c
.'
15c
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.)
Phillips
Petroleum
(increased-quar.)
3.70%
4-10
7-2
4-11
•/ 3-20
25c
(initial
Stockholders
15c
10-
1
4-16
25c
Southwestern
4-20
5-
55c
(quar.)
(Dallas)—
4-27
J28c
Broadcasting, Inc.* (quar.)
(quar.)
&
common
5-
4
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
4-16
22l/2C
common
(quar.)_
Life
4-16
10c
Electric,
F
preferred
Southwest Grease
4-16
18c
17V2C
62V2C
preferred
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
5%
&
preferred
5-1
$27c
:___
•5%
4-13
5c
(quar.)
1
5-
15c
England Telephone
4.15%
(initial)
non-cumulative
5-15
,
3-30
2c
$1.20
4-30
$1.02Vi
Common
J15c
,
3-24
5-
$1.18%
Mfg.
St.
'<
5-18
4-16
10c
22Vic
Inc.
6-1
20c
Lawrence
5c
10-20
30c
Lawrence
5c
1
4-16
45c
preferred I (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)
St.
,
11-
Southwestern Drug Corp., com.
Southwestern Electric Service
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
St.
1
$2.38
tlOc
Mills
preferred H
4-16
1
,4.40%
(stock
Gas
5-15
6-
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (initial)
&
Heather,
(initial-quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
3.80%
preferred
(quar,)
Common
Cotton
6-
5-
3-20
(s-a)____
New
5
(H.)
St.
-
,
4-19
4-16
Co.—
Fire & Casualty (quar)
Indiana Gas & Electric—
5%
5
5-1
$1.16
j
5-15
preferred
Southland
4-10
$1.06 V*
__________
5-14
$62 %c
Railway—
4-20
6-
Russell
2
1
5-
6-
4-6
1
5-14
1
4-20
5%
2
6-15
4-25
$1.06
(quar.)
1
6-
1
New
2'v
7-
6-15
15c
______
pfd.
Fibre—
preferred
4-
(quar.)
Fertilizer & Chemical
Southern
4-
80c
5-
1
'6-
preferred (quar.)
Southern Materials (quar.)
4-18
;
7-25
37Vic
30c
B
4.30%
4-27
4-30
' 4-24
(quar.)
Russell
A
class
4-20
4-19
25c
25c
4.80%
3-12
(quar.)
10c
Howell
class
New
5-15
1
Cement
New
4
1
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
(quar.)
Peterson
9-
5-
Voting common (reduced)
Non-voting (reduced)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
convertible
9-18
3
5-
gains)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Pbwer Co-., 4.24%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.25% preferred (quar.)_
Permanente
1
8-
37Vac
(quar.)
Chemical
6-
t$1.50
from long-term
Co.
4- 2
6-15
$45c
,
(quar.)
(J. C.) Co.
Pennsalt Chemicals
8-13
4-16
Gas,
Penney
Penobscot
4- 3
15c
(quar.)
5-14
5-
4-13
Ltd.
Roper (George D.) Corp.
:
Roper Industries, Inc
Rorer (William H.)
(increased-quar.)
Row Peterson & Co.
(quar.)
Royal McBee Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Russ Togs Inc., class A (quar.)
(Jacksonville)
Products
1
$2.37
4-23
Ronson Corp.
4-10
'4-16
split)
Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Square Mutual Fund (10c from net in¬
&
4-30
15c
preferred
come
3-20
V.f5klW
6-
■
5-14
(s-a)
5-25
,
preferred K (quar.)
5.50% ~ preferred L (qu®^.)
—r,..
Rochester & Pittsburgh'Coal, common_____l
5-11
25c
Quarterly
Penmans, Ltd.,
4%%
$1.18%
25c
1
preferred
3-22
common
Porter
preferred
;20c
'
7%c
tl5c
6-
4.75%
3-30 x
Myers Inc., common
4.10%
3-20
stock split)
reverse
Metal
4%
3-20
—
5
19c
preferred
Southern
4
5
\
t$1.50
4-
4-20
•
•
24c
4.95%
___
Ltd
&
&
4-2
4-16
•*
■
34c
6%
participating preferred
$1.50
4- 2
$1.18%
Canada,
Insurance
(One-for-five
5%
Roberts
3-30.
$1.12 %
(quar.)
(3-for-l
Life
Peninsular
Penn
4-13
4-16
Common
$6
3-31
4-27
4-30
$1.10
'
Co.
Ford
Peninsular
Penn
4-20
$1.09
(quar.)__
Co
Davis & Co.
Parker
Penn
Roadway Express,
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.75
convertible
preferred
Pan American World Airways
Penick
3-
4-16
(init. quar.)
com.
new
preferred
Parke,
4-30
50c
$4.36 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Park
R;iver
50c
Extra
,
4-16
$1
Ltd.
4-30
t3c
dividend)
4-
v
>_
4-27
4-16
5%
22%C "
preferred (quar.)
Brand Rice Mills
(quar.)
5%
dividend
Pacific
Pacific
4-
J
$0.2656J/4
4-25
30c
quar.)
—
Rich's, Inc.,
3-30
6c
___
4-30
■
(quar.)
4-27
Southern
Corp.
2%
(quar.)
5
4-30
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
Southern
Varnish
10c
(quar.)
4
4-
Southern
3-30
'.1
3%%
R
4-
4-30
;
5-15
■
4-16
28V2C
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)'
.2
4-27
2
,7-14
28c
(initial)-.
preferred
3-22
of America
(incr.
(quar.)(quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
i
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4% % 1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
Metals,
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)_
4%%
preferred
6-19
4-27
Stores
Reliance
6-19
12%cy*
Express, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
(quar.)
Paper
5- 1
-
4-17
Overland
Oxford
6-
40c
—
Securities
4-
7-
common
25c
(Canada), common (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.
(Ohio)—
Quarterly
4-17
distribution
gains
5-1
1
(quar.)_.
Company
Over-the-Counter
Reeves-Macdonald
5-1
New
4-16
(quar.)__
Reitman's
5-
v
4-20
dividend_^________-_—
4-13
4-13
$1
________
Otis
Stock
3-30
$1.19
4.75%,
Corp.,
common
A
4-27
30c
4%
America,
(increased-quar.)
Realty Equities Corp. (N. Y.)
4-10
$1.16
_
of
Properties
Class
^
—.—
(quar.)
A
4
Corp.
4-27
I
4-
1
24c
(quar.)
Southern
4-23
9
■
t40c
5-2
4-20
8-
$1.12%
quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)_
California
Water—
'•'r'v
Southern
$1.50
6% preferred -(quar.)_____
Quebec Power Co. Ltd. (quar.)
,
Radio
$1.06
33c
33c
20c
1$3
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Old Republic Life Insurance
(quar.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
(s-a)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
Class
V:
55c
(quar.)____
5-15
4-30 >9
preferred
4.56%
.-
4%,%
4-
(initial
common
5-15
84c
75c
-
'
common
1
32c
Old National Corp., class A
.
dividend
Quaker Oats,
6-
7Vic
New
4.48%
„
5-14
5-15
income)9c
5%
common
1!".
4-13
$$1
—
5-14
5-14
4-19
'
$1.12V2
net
1
1
6-
'
27c
■
2%
'
.,>7./
—____
(quar.)__—:___
(quar.)
Inc. (from
6-
6-
.
"v:,
Hampshire—
_______
3%
Ltd.——
Fisheries,
Co, of New
(quar.)
preferred
4-12
V'vV '•
preferred
Real
Ocean
split___—
3-30
4-16
South Pittsburgh Water—
1
$1.22%
4-17
Co.
4% % preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Public
Service
5-
' ^
Qiiaker City Life Insurance CO. (Phlla.)
*
(stock dividend)
___"
of Rec.
20c
'
:
6-29
4-13
$1.06Vi
"
dividend
4-10
1
1
Indiana—
'
7-31
5-
$1.16
Holders
(Va.)—
4.75%
4-10
25c /
25c
of
Staunton
; 4-20
,
10c
—___
of
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A
South Georgia Natural Gas
1
When
Payable
JlOc
'
Corp.
A
Stock
$30c
:
(quar.)
Service
Fund,
5-15
4-17
Per
Share
.
,
of Company
Transfer
Class
;•.
52%c
stock
4.50%
«'•;
Name
Smith's
•
5-15
'
1
6-
10%
^
(quar.)____:___^ ^;
;
2
4-30
-
•
(initial),
1
4-
Colorado—
of
Co.
3.35%
Puritan
•
4%
;-"25%
r
Insur-
(quar.)
Common
6-
'
1
5-15
10c
Northwestern, Steel
Life
dividend)________ '
Canada
Co.
Service
Public
r;
.
4-20
of
dividend)____
Men's
(stock
preferred
Public
3-31
5*1
B)___—•_
Bank
--.Two-for-one
25c
Northwestern
Nytronics, Inc.
4-
4-16
„
(Colo.)
Service
4%'%
•
(stock
Co;
Business
5-
_—'15c
•4.64%,'preferred (quar.)_^
4.90% - preferred
(quar.)_________
4-30
,
5-31
v
class
and
r
3-22
1
U5c
class A-(quar.)
3-22
v,r
5-
14 Vic
Ltd., (quar.)._™
Northwest Engineering Co.,
Class B -(quar.)
/
5-15
29 Vic
Utilities,
(On
1
"
,
Telephone, Ltd., common (quar.)__
Extra
1
150c
110c
V;v'
(quar.)
Northland
55-
&
Common
3-22
•• -
.
Common
*
55c
—
(increased).
ExtTa
1
37V2C
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Power, Ltd.—
5-
(quar.)_.
Laboratories-
Provincial
;
•
$1.25
$1.37%
________—
Ry.
Northern States Power
Northern
•
Prufcoat'
r
Public
38c
:—-
Co.
..
4-17
4-17
1
Research
Co.
ance
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t50c
;
—_—_
When
Share
-
—
dividend
Products
Professional
•
4-13
55-
—
(quar.)
Northern
20c
>..-
quar.)
4-27
6
v
Ltd
Gardner
Stock
3-30 '
4-
of Company
Brothers
Prince
v
3-30
4-16
37V2C
(quar.)__—
•■>
•
~
(quar.)
preferred
4-30
Per
■■■
Name
4-13
4-20
15c
_—----—
1
5-
30c
$6c
(quar.)—25c
(incr.-annual)
I2V2C
(quar.)___.
Illinois
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Price
Ltd
.Canada,
Lines
Northern Engineering Works
Northern Illinois Corp., common
Northern
Share
(quar.)_——
preferred
When
'Per
,
,
.
Refractories
American
:
1
.
Corp.—
convertible
North
VV
of Company
Oil &
Nortex
/
.v
..
Name
53
5-
1
4-13
$1.40
5-
1
4-13
7%C
4-17
3-30
3%
4-27
4-13
•
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1850)
Per
Tropical
Co.,
Gas
Holder*
When
25c
4-27
$2.77
$3.13
4-16
4-30
common
Work
4-18
Wrigley
conv. pfd.
(entire issue called lor re¬
demption at $100 per share April 16 plus
6%
this
preferred
de
>
(s-a)
r~
~
(initial)
DeMex
Acero
10c
?
Gas, Electric Light & Power—
stock
South
spilt__.
Street
(quar.)
La
Jr.
y
Yates-American
4-27
«
*
Yocam
3-30
5- 1
62Vac
U
Monthly
4-14
U-Tote
/
Machine
Batteries
Union Acceptance
1st
6'/<%
Union
Gas
Union
Oil
Canada
of
Co. "of
;
5-14
.
4%%
(quaf.l_«».
$1
(quar.)—$1
5-1
5-1
♦
4- 6
4-6
40c
6-29
25c
6-
6-15
5-10
United
Artists
Corp.
United
Biscuit
Co.
United
:
'
"
'
4-10
*
v..
America
of
(quar.)
Fruit
United
(quar.)
Gas
Investors
Keno
United
New
*
'
(increased-quar.)
(monthly)
Corp.
United
United
Hill
$2.50
(quar.)
RR. & Canal Co.
Jersey
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.
4%% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12%
10%
U.
National
S.
Bank
of
Portland,
S.
Rubber
U.
S.
U.
S.
U.
Shoe,
new
4-20
Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50' conv.
preferred
(quar.)-..-...—.
Universal Container, class A (quar.).—
Universal
Controls,
Universal
Leaf
Extra
12Vic
87Vic
7Vic
5-31
5- 1
4-16
Sugar
4-30
Dorn
30c
5-1
4-20
4-
—
(increased quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Vinco
class
Inc.,
4-20
4-
bank
financing
Sundry
•
percentages
Co.
King Corp.,
&
E.
4.717
A.
4-20
4- 9
Shields
Curtis
15c
••
5-15
5-
,
iJ'JDOi
:•
$4.50
.}'*■
•
3-30
12Vic
i
,
Class
Class
B
33c
5-1
5- 1
$1.44
4-10,
(quar.)..
5-25*
5-
1
6-
1
20c
4-16
3-23 "
20c
4-16
3-23
viy
,
Co.—
'
quar.).———
,
36c
——
^
36c
_
'
/
•.
.
5-
6- 1'
»'
v
6-1,
.*
" I
/
\
1
5-
-
l"r
4% %
preferred
1
Common
$1
Common
class
Light
9-
1
8-14
5-
1
4-11
8-
1
5.20%
;■
2
Western
Western
Class
Pacific
4-2
RR.
Tablet
Union
prior
White
(quar.)
Stationery,
com.
$3
(quar.).
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4%%
preferred
1
4.
5-
1
4-18
50c
5-
1
4-18
25c
5-15
5-
7%c
5-15
5-1
1
6-1
5-1
5-15
Electric
Ross,
Wilson
(quar.)..
10c
25c
4-19
4-
5-15
5-
1
6-
1
Common
(quar.)
Park
New
(initial
Electric
Wisconsin
Fund,
Southern
Wolf Corp.,
Wolverine
Woodall
Inc.
class A
Shoe
&
fWoodward
A
Stores
invest,
(quar.)...
(Increased)
warfare
certain
A
6-
10-
Ltd.—-
1
5
5-15
4-30
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-1
4-13
Series
4% %
Dec.
1,
.
4c
25c
-
Common
-
8c
1,
1962
sales
Net
Drexel
'
■
" '
f25c
"
20,00.0 wts.
for. the
income
Per
share
Special
Net
Per
share
♦Per
—V.
operations
195,
—"
Stroud
—V.
F.
to
$1,264,000
share.
Mr.
He
year
share
announced
net
$1,140,700
based
This
Earnings
MacDonald
has
ended Jan.
reported
with
$1.22.
the
the
reflect
on
is
for
stated
no
material
quarter
4,000
disclosed
& Co.__;_L1_—3,000
Battles
the
earned
3,000
&
Co.__L:——.3,000
Hewitt & Co., Inc.- 3,000
Reaves,
of
52-year
Board
the
20%
•
reached
1961
Davis
•
$4,810,505
to
of
high
new
•■-
•
Chair-man
to: shareholders.
increased
on
for
Factor
Mar
history,
report
before
'
Sales, Earnings—
earnings
its
year
'
••
earnings
operating
W._
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co._
.
annual
the
E."
&
_______3,000
Inc.-
Newburger
'
in
3 000
Co.—
&
Janney,'
- Clark,
-
&
in
3,000
-
Harrison
4,000
and
~
••
Bodine
&
3,000
—..
Townsend,
&
Kirkland
3,000
high
Co.__-3.C00
&
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
4,000
sales
are
Shares
Lestrange
Crouter
5,000
Bogan
agreed
'
-
xr-
the
and
severally
has
Butcher & Sherrerd
5,000
Parke_
underwriters,
each
DeHaven
Co.*_,
&
all-time
$1.17
with
all
the
previous
number
stock
of
addition,
and
from
sales
net
earnings
I960,
in
net
each
stock
cents,
49
were
of
based
year
and
/'•'/
-
32%.—V;
195,
for
,
share
per
compared
as
the
on
adjusted
as
split.
earnings
operating
Japan)
increase
an
in
13%,
of
increase
an
outstanding
three-for-two
a
unconsolidated
to
for
year,
shares
dividends
cents
(all
with
1210.
p.
McGowen Glass Fibers Corp.—First Quarter Results—
The
corporation
Dec.
ending
to
31,
shares
sales
for
The
in
&
1961.
C
.
-
operating
result
despite
and
taking
an
year.
number
8
that
of
cents per
were
operation.
still subject
change.—V.
195,
p.
to
final
1429.
He
cents
3
or
totaled
192,
share. -
a
$686,048.00
8.
p.
-
that
compared
v
to
*
in
1962
slightly
also
in
1961,
will
be
higher
higher,
1961,
and
brought
,
including
higher
-
$22,710,450.
based
Net
of
1961
F.
than
W.
for
down
to
for
net
Dodge
1960's
income
income
shares
—V.
an¬
-
9,221,121
p.
194,
636.
of
the
1960,
Effective
management
increased
net
report
consolidated
a
1960.
cost
vigilance
sales
income,
McGraw-Hill
Corp.,
revenue
dollars
the
annual
of
Publishing
amounted
to
and
its
$147,972,111,
$146,742,519.
for Federal income taxes for 1961 aggregated
to
$9,742,347 or $1.06 per .share,
amounted
9,231,444 shares of common
Assuming the- same -conditions
1961.
in
in
the
on
figures
circulation
.
for
Income before provision
year
than
resulting in
than
continued
amount
revenue, units
and
field, President Donald
annual report.
"
revenue
.
were
were
lower
major
advertising
book
company's
1961
1961
satisfactory
continues.
Operating
subsidiaries,
or
a
the
all
in
for
in the
per
further stated
audit, but he
in
in
in
revenues
expenses
sales
competition
announced
anticipated
out¬
increased
fierce
net income. somewhat
controls,
initiated
in
report
Net
share
preceding year were $1.07
the above earnings for the
this
months
1961.—V.
Increasing competition
McGraw
indicate
Sales increased
for the year at
preceding
three
expects
company,
1962,
dollars
1962.
the
increased
an
before
31,
earnings
for
the
fiscal year
for
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.—Annual Report—
*(.87)
the
high
month period last year of $8,958.00
12
Net
net earnings for the' three month period
the first quarter of their new
fiscal
year,
of $43,784.00, equal to 13 cents per share, on
outstanding more than triple the earnings for the
reported
1961,
record
a
$1,031,515
*(.51)
the
earnings from
operating results
second
:
&
-
Inc.—:
audited
$4,023,643
260,124
Jan. 31, 1962, will reflect no income or loss for the
relatively
trading stamp operation. Mr. MacDonald went on to explain that
stamp operation was progressing excellently and the first quarter
will
with
compared
the
-.M:; 0//
royalties of $62,988,499, up 6% from the previous record of $59,238,061
set in 1960. Net operating earnings per share were $1.32 as compared
(623,935)
ended
new
as
the selling stockholders,
Arthurs,
6,000
1664.
p.
Although
Chairman,
per
was
loss.
common
quarter
(863,811)
713,555 shares outstanding Dec. 31",
on
for its fiscal
income
standing shares
CO.,
After/ tax
■;;
compared
&
Roberts
record
Factor
>
.81
$53,815,000.
as
-
Co., Inc.^
;
Hammill & Co.
195,
Final
a
V.
579,111
MacDonald,
which
Max Factor & Co.—Record
In
232,737
-
company
.
1,625,936 shares
the
for
115.
p.
several
the
stock
Shares
:
Sheridan,
Inc.—1
1:
Co.,
reveals,
the
of
second
$35,393,886
figures
195,
-
&
&
Brooke,
1960
(E. F.) MacDonald Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Elton
of
names
of-common
Jackson
Ryons
Lester,
$25,989,077
1.14
v
1318.
p.
share
per
the
share on
totaled
5,000
Schmidt,
entire
811,848
(or loss)"
—
1
cents.
for
a
Comparative
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 4,000
2,226,862 shs.
79,712 shs.
1961
share figures based
to
68
income
40 cents
or
of
sent
and
-
ended Feb. 28 rose
$1,099,884,
according
stockholders by John
year
earnings
$1.08
$14,173,778.—V.
-
Webber,
Shearson,
37
5.000,000
157,232 shs.
Charges
Income
half
earnings
net
Curtis '
Reynolds
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
on
the
from, the company and from
attributable
5,000,000 shs.
,
loss)
first
were
$10,733,657
common
stock
stock
outstanding
in
1960,
at
existed
or
$1.16
outstanding
per
as
of
Dec.
31,
comparable
share,
based
on
31* 1960
Dec
.
3-26
■
4-10
3-30
\'
4-30
135,000 shs.
-
operating
performance
half-year
ago.
and
Co.'__:
&
Paine,
.'
125,000
$23,561,782
(or
of
were
y-'
,
5,000,000
warrants-,
—
ticipated
l
y
Peabody & Co., Inc._30,000
average
1092.
Income
the
year
follows:
336,910
3-3o
4-10
Outstanding
.
20,000 wts.
.
debentures
par)
purchase
Lynch Corp.
4-16
5;.
Authorized v
f
Comparative
showed
shares
purchase
as
$110,000
32,500
Year Ended Dec. 31—
that
4-16
.
Additional financing details follow:
of
Kidder,
Outstanding
125,000.
subord.
a
This
PRESENT FINANCING
^
'
net
in
year's
statement
for
a
to
—;
165,000
sales
soared
4-13
30c
-
p.
earnings
last
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
•-
•
-
Authorized
;
(25c
stock
195, p.
4-30
15c
—
.
MARCH
1980
stock
Common
—V.
OF
B_——
convertible
due
AS
'
-
notes
indebtedness
Sundry
statement
income)
'
products.
$360,000
non-recurring
•N
1
$1.27
.
related
on
cents per share on 10,740,847 shares
adjusted for the 2%% stock dividend
1092.
as
195,
half-year
$16,566,210
number
anti¬
sells
and
manufactures and
also
' *
t
outstanding.
share.
sec¬
members
systems
warfare
company
A
slightly
1
$1.26
_7_..
electronic
The
built
.v/
made
are
Maul Bros., Inc.—Additional Financing Details—Our
April 9, 1962 issue reported the offering on April 5 of
100,00v> snares of this firm's common stock at $16 per
(1.965
825 Bronx River Ave., Bronx, N. Y.,
research, development and production of
systems.
is
1.965
:
Incorporated
Common Offered
and
amount
cost
,\
.
company
,
44
or
1961,
31,
statement
Net
were
of
the
in
and
promissory
7-6
8-1
11-
the
of
500,000 shs.
consolidated
President.
$32,474,089
1.965
—
Upon completion of the sale, the
principally
products,
Series
5
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.—
(1947),
1.965
1.965
—
French
— ■,
CAPITALIZATION
6%
of
igc
(monthly)
Tanning
Industries.
Corp.—
Roulston,
&
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
3.145
company
engaged
capacitors
4-6
$1.50
(from
Gas
Inc.—
&
Co
Clarke
W.
Carey
products, electro-mechanical relays and certain metal products.
Through its wholly owned subsidiary, American Beryllium Co., Inc.,
it
is
engaged in
the fabrication
and processing of beryllium and
4-
>:.v'
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
5.08%
Gunn,
wire
operating
quar.)..
Power
preferred
Wisconsin
5
y
preferred (quar.)
5.04%
Class
primarily
5-1
40c
'
"
:
from
the
for
stock
of
Arco
4-26
40c
;
Telephone—
common
Wisconsin
Golkin, Bomback & Co
3.145
Quartullo family.
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Richard
3.931
Inc
of Florence Rothenstein
10c
common
'
$649,873, aftfer all charges,
-
5-18
(quar.)
Company,
2.359
Co
&
4-17
62%c
(quar.)_
15%
percentage.
-
1962.—V.
interim
Coates,
4-17
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Co., 5%
preferred
Inc.
&
Winter
5%
for
4-19
Chocolate,
preferred A
2.359
3.145
the
g
25c
Wilcox
6%
5-
fixed
a
'
corporation's
The
3-23
$1.12%
Wilbur
Kohlmeyer & Co
selling stockholders will continue to own 195,490 shares
of the stock or more than 75% of their present holdings.
Florence Rothenstein received her shares in exchange
4-6
fquar.)
Corp.
2.359
Rosenthal
Loral Electronics Corp.
5-24
v
1
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Whiting
■V,
4-16
75c
Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
White
Co., Inc.
4.717
Inc
Stiver &
Net
Class
Will
6-11
2
5-
$1
preferred
$2 prior pref.
White
$5
3-26
6-15
$1.433/4
(ouar.)
1
7-
35c
(quar.)
1
6-
4-16
$1.25
(quar.)
5-1
6-
6-15
Sewing Machine—
conv.
&
ondary .offering of 48,725 shares of this firm's, common
•stock was made ai $21.75 a share on April 6, by Lehman
Brothers, Kidder,- Peabody & Co. and Model, Roland &
Co., New York City; The shares were sold for the ac¬
4-2
4-13
-
6-15
-
35c
(quar.)
Telegraph
1
5-15
18c
18c
&
lien
5-
25c
common
4-2
5-1
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4%
5-1
31V„c
(initial-annually)
(quar.)
preferred
Western
Gas
Publishing
B
Western
5%
Natural
Kidder
6-12
5-1
32Vic
preferred! (quar.)
5%
M.
The
an
4.717
Inc
7-10
7-
30c
unit in dollar
the
the
by
par)
(lc
March
22,
to
sells
75c
y
plus
$4,858,3.85
was
Jan.
stock
7-10
1
1
(quar.)
com.
1961
M.
4-11
58-
$1.50
(quar.)
&
of
beryllium products for military use. Through a wholly owned subsidiary,
Arco Electronics, Inc., it distributes and sells capacitors, transformers
and
related
products; and,
to
a
limited extent,
manufactures and
62Vic
(quar.)__
Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
Western
5-15
75c
A
preferred
Western
1
$1
Participating
6%
4-13
62Vic
(quar.)
Participating
$2.50
6-
j
f
while
the company..
manufactured
cost
corporation's
2.359
Co.„__
4.717
Co
Co.
military
8
85%
is
—
2.359
Co.&
3.145
Co.,
submarine
6-
Insurance Securities—
A
&
Gradison
is
3-20
depositary share) *
class
&
BUSINESS—The
(quar.)
stock
2.359
Sherrerd
&
Franc
D.
5-
4-16
the company
of
$1,752,378
5-15
$l.l2Vi
(Final payment of approximately $0.67 per
$2.50
Inc.—
Hutchinson
McMaster
►
5-15 i
Holdings, Inc.—
Western
basis
to
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
by
products
outstanding
paid
2.359
Co
3-20
preferred
Western
&
3-20
1
.
of
of 1962 was $4,659,654 or 42 cents per share on 11,200,730
outstanding March 31, 1962. Such income for the first quarter
shares
^3.145
4-16
6-
part of the unit are made
packing and crating is done
All
•
y:/'
••
4-16
•
main
company.
Marine Midland Corp.:—Quarterly Report—
the respective
the principal
the subscription
to
the three way .valves are built:from
,
quarter
conditions
the
by the
assembled by
and
The
2,162,334
$1.05
-
company
gear
.
$1.02%
$1.50
the
-
and connected
motor and centrifugal
the machine.
The timer, which
to
the
are
194, p. 2443.
rr~V.
Electronics, Inc. shares and the Quartullos in
exchange for the stock of American Beryllium Co. Loral
Electronics will not receive any proceeds from the sale
of the shares.
'
,'
(s-a)
Penn Power Co.—
4Vi%
&
—>
Inc._^
Co.,
Co.
&
count
f
(quar.V
Special gtd. stock
West
/-3-31
5-15
6-15
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—"
,
,
26y4C
75c:#'
.
(increased-quar.).
(increased-quar.)
preferred
&
Saunders,
4-10
5-1
$1.06%
5-15
Common.. (Increased
-
Blair
4-10
5-1
for
''
..s'
.
by
compressor,
assembled
which
.
4-10
$1.25
6-11
Telephone
Co.
Divine & Fishman,
6
10c
Management—
West Coast
4- 3
* $1.15
—
,7;/-.
* V
•
air
company*
Common
'
;~-V. 195, p. 1092.
—
A
4-
4-16
Corp. "(monthly)-—10c
(H. R.)
Monthly
Wellington
4-13
4-17
,
——
C
5- 4
'
25c
22 %c
.
Company (quar.)
Weissberg
&
Rothschild
F.
Walston
1
•.
4-20
Hufcton
F.
L.
-
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
preferred
6%
&
4-27
'
Weeden
Jackson
Webber,
Barth
6-7
:
,V
'
•.
Masonite Corp.—First Half Net Up—
J.
W.
6c.
'
.
CAPITALIZATION -GIVING EFFECT TO
$6,359,900
Ss Uo._——
Sutro
19.415
Henry,
^
V
y v:
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
'
auto¬
includes the car
unit, the reclaiming unit for dry-cleaning fluids, and the laundry
reclaiming unit.
,
•
1
water
' Outstanding
to
pursuant
Butcher
pfd. (annual)
(quar.).
for
4.717
■
Waste
subscribed
not
,
4,717
*
FINANCING
opposite
6,289
3%
is
filters,
The
assembled
are
small
elements
other
wash
the company, at par,
their names of
from
below
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.—
(quar.)
3——
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
subject
Bache & Co
Washington (D. C.) Gas Light Co.—
Common (quar.)' •
$5 preferred (quar.) y • ' **-•$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.25
and
4- 2
(initial-quar.)
common
forth
debentures
Offerings
Warner Bros. PicturesNew
purchase
to
set
of
terms
4-27
.
Warren: Bros.
the
4-27
•
Warner
PRESENT
4-16
—.
4Vi%
EFFECT TO
5-15
5-15
—
fixtures
material
raw
The
4-14
4-17
.
Management estimates that the portion
stand-by agreement the underwriters named below have
a
agreed
severally
5- 3
tanks
The
manufactured
pipeline gathering system, and to assist
and development of the company's
a
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained in
4-16
Fla.,
of
fluids;
the company and rolled- into cylin¬
company- welds the cylindrical
needed for the unit, sandblasts the steel and
purchased and
filter
the
by
drilling
15c
$1.12%
..3..
(stock
Wabash Railroad
of
the
of
convertible sinking fund debs., due June 1, 1982
stock (10c par),
5,000,000 shares authorized
5%%
4-2
4-27
•
by a subcontractor and
by the company.
from
■
•
Common
Paine,
dividend)..
!—.i—
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting Co. (Me.)-—
Increased quarterly
Voi-Shan Industries
(quar.)
Corp.
;
payable (estimated)
—
$375,000.
indebtedness * —i42,738
4- 6
5-1
Hialeah,
installation
purchased by
made
The
.
,
Accounts
5-1
3%
1.
construction
loans,
the
4-30
10c
—
Street,
and
built- by the company, is mounted into the control box together with
controls which are purchased by the company. The valve castings
Warrants
6
three
unit.
are
18th
sale
of their filter units fromT new
lrom others and assembled to make up
subcontractor.
a
plumbing
the
pump
—3c
«<*uar;)-
A
All
onto
,
tax
CAPITALIZATION -GIVING
4-6
30c
..
(quar.).
Common
income
Canadian nonresident tax.
General Corporation and
Investment News "
20c
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc. (stock dividend)
Vanadium Corp. of America—
Viewlex.
(J. S. funds, less 15%
:
f
W.
unit for dry-cleaning
part
paints it with a primer coat.
The corrected payment
here.
are
20c
(quar.)
incorrect.
was
date is indicated
by
the
into
•steel
date
is
steel
form
610
manufacture,
and drying unit; laundry water reclaiming system)
disposal of waste and other impurifications. '•-••
of
sheet
drical
•
them
6
5c
.
Works Co.
Iron
:■;>
,
the
completed filter unit.-,:;
Raw
source.Non»,
is
amount
Camp Sea Food
Van
the
Livingston Oil is presently engaged in a development pro¬
gram
involving the drilling
of
approximately 50
wells on
proved
locations.
>■
'V i'' ■ ' r
4-16
'
10c
(s-a)
Van
the
■y'-.;
;
at
of
company,
in
company
manufactures
material and part is purchased
.
advertising, re¬
directors, and working cap¬
products (reclaiming
wash
car
purpose
inventories,
and
The
properties.
5-10
4-16
3-30
(Del.)
Company
Utah-Idaho
:'r. 4- 2
5- 1
4-16
(quar.)—
common
the
and
other
4-13
1
——;
Upjohn
3-30
4-30
5-
Inc
Tobacco,
(quar.)
Inc.
4- 6
5
5c
preferred
Whelan
Univis,
5-21
4-16
12tic
20c
62Vic
United
4-
6-26
4-20
$2
22Vic
-
5%
Co.,
matic
r
contract
(initial)
Corp
Transit
v
4- 2
tax.
income
and/or record
Less Jamaica
1 "
outside
(quar.)—
Time
closed for this dividend,
Previously published
t Payable in
5-
t56%c
Continued from page 12
Servateria
S.
United
British
3-30
*
..
J35c
repayment
•■.._
engaged
associated
and
19,750 for
estimated at $161,000,
of debt, purchase of
company,
the
officers
of
'■;,■••
BUSINESS—The
-
.•
.
(quar.)
Less
date
in
common
;i' V
•
-
presently
4-16
the
to
for
equipment
muneration
ital.;
8-31
;
used
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
finder.
and
proceeds
be
additional
Oregon—
(quar.)
preferred
:f
—
')
>
(quar.)
y
3-15
Co.—
non-cum.
(quar.)
'"'V '»*■•
a
5-17
3-15
4-16
approved an 8% stock div.
still
subject to the approval by the
Comptroller of the Currency
8%
Door
common
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
6-20
Stockholders
U.
will
3-30
4-16
_
•
,
.
sold for the company and
were
underwriter
Net
4-12
4-6
6-8
4-16
6-1
30c
(Md.) (quar.)...,.
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty
Stock dividend
4-30
5-1
7-2
4-30
4-27
7-10
40c
6%c
tl'Oc
Ltd
Mines.
1
5-1
4-16
Transfer books riot
x
4c'
12Vic
(From investment income)
United
4-13
5-31
6-15
9-15
preferred
V t
;
-
Continental Fund—
(quar.)
7-20
70c
25c
$ Payable
<■■■
-'5-10
(quar.)
1
4-30
y
luc
10c
'.'v."'"
'
Ltd.,
Zellers,
5- 1 -, 4-13 V
5- 1^* 4- 6
;tl2%c
V-r".'
.
,
5-22
"
<
-
/J78%c
'
pref (1955 series)
pref. (1956 series)
4%
•
—
8-
25c
• y
(quar.)
Steel
Youngstown
4- 2
6- 5
6- 5
.
6-20
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
50c
"
California
United Aircraft Corp.—
4%
.1
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
preference
Co.
V'.V***'.''.;
Corp.—
72c.,43c
.
5-18
7- 2
,
(increased-quar.)
v
4-19
.
4-16
2%
'M, Inc., stock dividend
N. V.
(final)—
shares
(final)
American
4-20
6- 1
25c
J
■
the
3-30
4-16
5- 1
25c
J
York County Gas
•Unilever
183/4C
25c
4- 9
4-27
v
v:.;-■.
!
Salle
Two-for-one
208
(Wm.)
55,000 shares
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
,
(quar.)
Co.
(monthly)
Monthly
—--
■
Tucson
Corp.
'
Monthly
payment)
$6.25
Tubos
Company
Wear
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
4-
7
Marie
March
Design
&
Mfg.
Corp.—Common
Offered—Via
30, 1962 offering circular, Terrio & Co., Inc.,
Washington, D. C., offered publicly 74,750 shares of this
firm's
common
stock at $4 per share.
Of the total,
Medex,
Inc.—Common
Globus, Inc./New
York
shares of this firm's
stock
was
all
sold.
Offered—On
City,- 6ffered
common
Net
April
12
.1962
publicly
stock at $1
per
110,000
share: The
proceeds, estimated at $78,000,
Volume
Number 6151
195
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(1851)
55
>,■
will be used for debt repayment, development
products, and other corporate purposes.
v
BUSINESS—The
Grandview
assembling and
of
company
engaged in the business of
hospital and laboratory equipment and supplies. These
through C. R. Bard, Inc., a distributor of medical
in the United
States and abroad. The company's products
sold directly to the government oy
tne company for use in
The
were
p.
not
its
do
to
also
military
are
In
"
■-
packages
its
products
CAPITALIZATION
to
Chairman
of
its
at
plant
EFFECT
GIVING
Ohio.
Columbus,
at
/.Authorized
108,000
'stockJ'(lc par)750,000 shs.
purchase warrants.-^ i.y50,000 *:'■
—v; 194,
tlrving Trust
Co.,
of
the
z-;'.V
»'*.
-'I*,jii-'i* -;.y
■
stock
common
of
the
vs•» *
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
sale.v.1
Net
income__
Per
Income
;
"
___
;
,
_•
Number
of
194,
$0.39
15,777,057
2335.
'
.."%•
'
that
earnings
Up
from
6.2%,
$1.07
per
sales
•Net
the
to
Shoe
and
with
$15,053,599
in
2,460,399
company's
compared with
sales
also
Shoe
where
of
v.
194,
Jan.
of
annual
report.
$161,594,237
at
were
Net
sales
earlier,
year
a
high
all-time
an
records/ according
five- were
relocations
to
new
in
market
and
16
have
company
not
was
others
relocated,; 24
served by one or
established
were
had
Five
increase
and
A.
G.
debt and
$157,670,480 for the year 1960, an increase of 2.7%
•Net earnings in the latest year were $5,464,209,
.
share
of
stock
common
reported
earnings
net
penditures
during
$4,409,129 a
outstanding.
of
the
year
$5,976,620
(G. & C.)
March
On
or
to
1960
the
in
12
'stockholders 'approved
for
ten
a
its
stock at a special meeting at Springfield, Mass.
capital stock of the company was increased from 45,000 shares
par
value to 450,000 shares of $10 par value, effective to
stock of record April 6, Gordon Gallan, President said,
the
stock
sales
cessful'year
in
for
Merriam
in
the like period of
the company's 131
stockholders.
'-•'i«.
b;<
,;•!»■
(J.)
,
'
the
the
was
history,"
year
Gallan
Mr.
line,
••:'*•
stock
the
of
•
The
■.
195,
sales
633,446
in*
-
Midland-Ross
of
1961,; and
established
results
high
operations
from
record
in
^
be
income
contrasted
tially
to
larger
the
stock.
special• credit
$3,925,037
number
amounting
1961,
on
and
in
1960.—V.
195,
because
$5,465,642
of
the
to
$3.40
share
a
on
share
a
682,025
rental
in
.Gross
in
connection
gowns,
the
will
continue
shares.
13,
to
school
and
with
of
16
.
share
manu-
are
i
EFFECT
at
7*--;t
sales
'■, '.%•
*
appointed
Inc.—Record
Sales,
and
ending Dec. 31,
the
1961,
previous year's
year
$17,453,670,
was
of
revenue
$571,703
were
trusts,
Dakin
932
now
86
or
a
$13,912,705.
cents
share,
per
Street,
295,000
the
and
last
fiscal
per
share
year per share earnings equaled 40
Shares outstanding numbered 629,712.
to
amount
now
$34,411,906
compared
to
President,
117,
p.
March
a
Inc.,
interest from Oct. 1,
1961.
company
incorporated
was
$£383,000,
at
in
New
on
"
•
a
subject
to
vehicle,
Commission
which
and
Mexico
company
about 11,500
and
western
the
of
general
of
jurisdiction
the
miles
of
certificated
expanded
routes
its facilities
7,000
SharesThe Illinois Co., InC.___^
2;,000
Lehman Brothers —12,000
5,000
Mullaney,
Wells
Newhard,
Cook
Com¬
through
14
mid¬
acquisitions and
and
operating rights
aggressive sales policy,
an
the company's gross
operating revenues have increased
mately $11,000,000 in 1955 to $29,467,413 in 1961.
follows:
commodities
Interstate
states.
The company has
greatly
since 1955. As a result of
>.
number
carrier
common
to the regulatory bodies of the various
states
operates. The company is authorized to oper¬
the
over
west
Lines is
Freight
motor
700,000
as
the
1, 1948, as sucessor by merger to Navajo Freight
Lines, Inc.,
California corporation organized on July 5, 1940. The
principal execu¬
tive offices of the
company are located at 1205 S. Platte River Drive,
Denver.
Navajo Freight Lines, Inc. of Indiana, Brooks Truck
Lines,
Inc. and San Leandro Freight Lines are all
wholly-owned subsidiaries.
ate
610,000 shs.
each are
by
for
cents
a
in
$183,843
underwriters
the
of
earnings
amounting to 49
Net proceeds/to the company, estimated
will be added to working
capital.
merce
■
Shares
period
outstanding
and
1962.
16, 1962 prospectus, Peters, Writer &
and Boettcher & Co., Denvef- and
associates offered publicly $1,500,000 of this firm's
6¥4%
sinking fund debentures due Sept. 30, 1971 at par and
by
Outstanding
375,000
purchased
to
Navajo
$183,843
volume
31,
March
FINANCING
Authorized
.
record
to
income of $252,700.
BUSINESS—The
"/
.
PRESENT
TO
!
names
bern
of the fiscal year, Morris
Silverman,
the semi-annual report to shareholders.—V.
194,
in
accrued
manu¬
'•
1,200,000
be
has
sinking fund debentures,
Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pur¬
made primarily for
of .academic.degrees.
the confirmation frobe
through
comparable
net
Christensen,
are
1,500,000 shs.
to
Cily,
$25,914,641 at the start
suant
and
years.
handles
or
located
are
loans
shares
year
the
50%
rose
leases
disclosed
father of' the present
incorporated in Illinois in
directly
shares
common
v.-
the
by
.
"
the
over
period ended Jan.
the
on
Total
1961,
per
Sales
7' v-i".'
indebtedness
bank
York
i
in
$379,300,
770,007 shares outstanding.
the
on
•
|
offices
note__^__.
New
its
reported
company
income
For
completion of the present
approximately 75% of the total out-*:
■;
1
:
to net earnings of $411,231 in 1960, or 62 cents
per share
666,667 shares of stock outstanding.—V. 194, p. 1949.
month
cents
after
and,
own
executive
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
year
cents
other- hand,
the
on
the
70
;vv
deed
-
regional
"
in.
Short-term
from
was
family,
stock
v
gross
25%
over
on
Net
are
holders
v-V/..-;.
and
company,
of
gowns
1907
in
,
;
National Equipment Rental, Ltd.—Six Months' Results
six
the
$7,985,000.
last
the
to
robes,
'
outstanding
company's
Common
';,
the
members
the
trust
made
choir
in
year
compared
and
For
to
of
company
all the revenue
founded
was
the
Caps and
are
„
\
•.,*•- •-'; V.' y-v *
Contractors,
records
earnings after taxes last
based
the
of
earnings.
for
year
which
s^les
some
suits and
*-7
.
shares /
every
factories.
own
..
,
in
lines
Co.,
;
set
income for
gain of
company
and
scope
equivalent
revenues
sale.
Four
""•'•/
641.
p.
of
$386,000,
of
of
the manufacture
caps
sections
reinvested
of
and
Gym
Miscellaneous
substan¬
common
and
Trust
Cleaning
company's
Net
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
6%
as
outstanding at the close of
income
after dividend payments
$4.63
with
year-totaled
However,
1,384,028, £net
stock was equivalent
compared
outstanding
last
shares
common
to
preferred
This
1960.
in
of
lor
its
officer
Chicago
improved over last year,. Wade N. Harris,. President, said in the com-'
pany's annual report. Volume in 1960 amounted to $118,076,502.
Net
that
earnings in 1961, the most
history and the sixth in succession in which
income and net earnings increased over that
the preceding year, according to the annual
report just issued.
the
common
;
"->■.r':;-v":.y7
• .
profitably in each of the 55 years since
substantially all of its net worth, $2,858,682
represents
City
company
The
in
primarily
serves
national
different
sales
business,
The
$137,-
of
academic
name.
product
for
offering,,
standing
should
1962
in
all
own
,
High, Net Up—
new
a
transfer agent
1664.
p.
The
operated
provide practically
also.
1912.
corporation.—V.
It
are
in
income
although
senior
Co., New York City, has been appointed
common
principally
suits,
robes.
Moore
has
net
four
factured
-
National
1
'
gym
facilities
increased
rental,
told
..
R.
have
Rentals
:
'
choir
on
factured
up
suc¬
•' ;
...
were
most
/
Midland-Ross Corp.—Sales At New
Net
February
which
announced
company
engaged
Operations
1961,
31,
The
Michaels, Inc.—Appointment—
Bankers Trust
for
1961
-
'
; -.••.
.
and
January
over
E.
reported
93%
dollar
and
service
rentals
present in person or by proxy, at the Merriam meeting
of the stock; the vote was unanimously in favor of
split.
.-.v
^ ;vf-, i <"••'
•%:■%y
"Total
is
girls'
outstanding,
.Stockholders
substantially
of
established,
Dec*
it
National
Earnings—
Offered—On
*
'
business
was
at
$100
represented
its
the
to
company
market.
the
The
The
of
First
will be used to repay
treasury for the acquisition of a service facility
proceeds
rental
or
and
under
split" of
capital
Register Co.—Stock Subscriptions—On
company
more
country. The
company's products are nationally advertised ana are all sold or rented
the
- v;?.-'1"-
ohe
sale
offices
Merriam Co.—Stock Split Approved—
23
the
trustee and registrar for the company's 4%%
due April .1, 1987.—V. 195, p. 1554.
metropolitan
60,000 shares were sold by the
certain stockholders.
reimburse
religious
V
.
have !
(
April 11,
Co., Inc., Chicago, and associates
&
Angeles.
confirmation
against
as
••'•'- /'■/'; '
Los
and
•
7
•
previously been represented.
operating 517 retail stores.—
••'
Co.—Common
Becker
•BUSINESS—The
per
1161.
p.
in
per
company
share.
Capital ex¬
$3,508,586, compared with
to
amounted
year
$1.74
equal
year
Depreciation amounted to $3,813,566,
ago.
$3,642,821 in I960.—V. 194,
:
the
$1.92
For
Cash
12,
profitable
Moore
R.)
PROCEEDS—Net
with
compare
National
April
were
^^^
been
already
areas
Ward
older stores.
;
stores
22
stores
new
of
.,'•
Wards.
years,
Of the total,
and 90,000 by
$165,867,317 in 1961,
of 2.6%. Store
were
an
$161,940,035
of
of
also
.
publicly 150,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $11.50 per share,
v;/:;/;'/
new
those
over
$15,859,096
previous year.
John A. Barr, Chair-
.
2227..
p.
(E.
1962
established
com¬
first
.'■/
Montgomery
31, 1962 the
,
$$■'$
again
share
the
to
,,
four
established
As
.
Corp.—Sales Up 2.6%—
Melville
of
6,745 961
Lee S. Bickmore told shareholders that
Nabisco had
the
quarter sales and profits in its history in 1962.
Preliminary
he said, indicated net sales of $128.2
million, up 8.5% from
the 1961
figure of $118.1 million.
Earnings for the quarter also in¬
creased substantially, from
$6,515,558. or 90 cents per common share
in 1961,
to $7,332,912, or $1.02 per share this
year, a gain of 12 5%.
Nabisco's capital expenditures will be
approximately $23 million in1962.
A new bakery now under
construction in Chicago will have the
first of its five ovens in production later this
year.—V. 195, p. 1099.
^
6.2%
offered
Melville
are
figures,
Earnings
common
year.
mailed
being
There
Quarterly Report—
fiscal
year
ended
Jan.
31,
1962,
the
Montgomery Ward told the company's
they believe earnings will continue to im-
last
May 11.
President
•
of
compared
as
stores,
14,423,767
2,490,373
_____
at
$1,325,941,281, an increase of
reported last month.
Earnings
past
areas
$0.54
.____
which they are entitled on or about
shares currently outstanding.
the
for
markets
in
Ward
$0.43
shares—*
4
of
of
letter
the
been
1,327,000
equity
p.
1960
______________—$0.30
outstanding
rural
31, 1961,
$3,895,000.—V. 195*
of
were
stores
"In
968,000
Stockholders'
those
their
opened
<
4
''
1961
share_.___—
increase
President
sales
reported
Ward
I;-
-
,
$36,246,294 $56,289,992
746,316
1,059,460
_
six
'
,
the sole regis¬
p. 1554,"
..K,i
.
'' *
'
_
,_
<
.
taxes
Per
—V.
*
-•'
share___;
«.
to
Dec.
..
V'-',11 ~'
Melpar, Inc.—Annual Report—
;
ended
income
Co.—Sales
.
corporation.—V., 195,
wholesale
year
stockholders,
'r with its
offering to common stockholders (which expired
man,1 and Robert E. Brooker,- President, stated:. •'
"\ye believe that our earnings will continue to 'improve'oVer those *
April 11) of 319,090 shares of common stock, 311,931
of last year. The general economy is
stronger, we are benefiting from
shares, or 97.8%, were subscribed for.
the new store program Of the
j
%
past foui* years, and our organization /
V The unsubscribed
has been strengthened to more effectively promote
portion of the offering to shareholdprograms that offer
better values and services to our
increasing number of customers."-'
ers will be offered
publicly by the underwriting group
The
letter
also
reviewed-the
company's expansion program and r*
headed by Dillon, Read &
Co., Inc., New York City.—
policies as follows:'
:
•-•
•"
:y-, * ".V
:
: "During
fiscal 1961, 21 new retail stores weie bpened, of which
11 were
additional Stores in markets already served by one or more
Appointment—
'
y. • ■-1
,
;.>y;
$30,000
New York
trar
&
stockholders
year,
In
;
50,000
the
net
and
Ward
share
and
over
were
•
.
264,480 shs.
*
"
Inc.—-Appointment—
City/has been appointed
1
,
'____—
last
i5to
p.
Melnor Industries,
.
i.;
1965
at
mon
for
"
an
per
Record
Outstanding
...
Common-stock-
6hdebenture bonds due Oct; 1,
v.
,
$1.13
prove
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
:
C6mmon
reporting
molding
,
and
electricity
•
Montgomery
Higher—
the present
at
own
$26,528,000
,
'
■
sells
revenues
best
supplies
time, nor does it plan in the
plastic component parts, but
subcontracts
such
work
to
a
custom
injection
molder
located
in
Ohio. The company also contracts for the sterilizing of its products
by
the ethylene oxide method to Griffith Laboratories in" Chicago,
111.; Los Angeles, Calif.; and in Union, N. J. The company assembles
does
company
future,
near
reported at
1424.
'
' .'
dis¬
are
tributed
;
also
It
areas.
cooperative associations,
REVENUE—Operating
Columbus, Ohio,
selling a limited line
of
hospitals.
rural
electric
,
Ave.,
1483
is
in
of new
.
•.
from
approxi-
„
.
A.
Miles
diversification,, expanded
tion
efficiency and
products were cited
record-breaking sales
of
Miles
strong
a
and
Laboratories.
earnings
Walter
R.
should
show,
in
produc¬
the
H.
of
the
favorable
trends
experienced
professional
in
pharmaceuticals,
1961
mote
•Miles'
year
is
the
focusing
research
sales
for
May:
headquarters
a
in
its
in
in
for
M.
a
vastly
in
centers
England
./J
and
and
the rate
spent in
Co.i_i
&
&
Stone & Webster Securities
2,000
.
Co
2,000
■
12,000
Halle
3,000
G.
2,000
Dean
&
Hickey
—V.
Stieglitz_^___
Co
&
195,
H.
Walker
Real
by
2,000
Lines, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
$5,659,059
unsecured
term
Class
A
stock
obligations
stock
'•• %;-k
favorable growth period. In
sales requirements through
and marketing expansions,
the
Much
as
areas."
totalled
$91,009,192,
increase
an
of
30%
up
adjusted
to
10%
the $4,219,666 figure
share compared to
from
$1.37
reflect
per
the
195, p. 910.
1,
bids
were
;
entered,
all
proceeds
acquisition
its
Gulf
loans
of
Coast
from
this
stock
.
debentures set
Morton Foods,
sales
G.
C.
forth
(par
Morton,
Net
and
extensions
for
repayment of
already made in connection with this program.
REDEMPTION
FEATURES—The
redemption
prices
ranging
redemption
prides
receding
bonds
are
redeemable
at
and
short-
income
company
retail in
137
of 2500
14th
in
St.,
Gulfport,
southeastern
Laurel
and
said
to
in
Foods
preliminary ^report.
a
equal
to
45
cents
v.-•."
:
and
other
snack
and
other
products
share
items
for
well
as
home
and
institutional
to
of
NAFI
in
the
have
Corp.
Chris-Craft
announced
proposed
Industries,
annual
Inc.,
a
John
chip-O'dressings,
use,
will
be
had
meeting to be held
No
change
is
in
to
concurrently
the
planned,
business
Mr.
with
of
the
Bannister
the
change
at
annual meeting
on
corporation
stated.—V.
or
its
195,
p.
National Biscuit Co.—Stock
On
April
The
Miss.,' supplies
Mississippi, in¬
Meridian, as well as
11,
shareholders
and
common
actions
were
Hotel Commodore.
tive at
the
in
approved
Holders
p.
share.
usual
637.
or
or
taken
at
Both
excess
of
retirement
of
the
25-year
such holders
cash
to
the
split and
64th
the
of
stock
will
be
mailed
T
the
C
additional
'i i
.}'■ %
said
the
Western
sent
shares
r'.
t-
to
;
to
over
550
for
the
.
$265,818,306
the
were
$3,485,911 equivalent
earnings—in accordance with
of
opening 27
previous
new
stores
to
$1.70
a
Newberry's
and
remodeling
221.
p.
business
1961,
that
in
Railway
activity,
Chairman
reported
to
they
Nickel
the
of
Messrs.
Plate
Board
in
confident
activity in
merger
Co.,
of
shareholders
are
business
proposed
this
the
enjoyed
L.
L.
the
White
company's
railroad
will
1962.
the Nickel Plate
White and Hales
into
the
expressed
year.
Nickel
was
dividends
the
of
Commerce
Commission
will
approve
the
Plate's net
Income of $8,706,000 for 1961, equal to $2.10
per
of operating revenues of $130,772,000. Four quarterly
6.66%
of
50
cents
each—a
total of
$2
share—were paid
per
during
year.
income
$7,017,000
of
$8,706,000. plus depreciation
and
Nickel
Plate
improvements and
new
a
and
retirement
charges
capital and proceeds from sale of property of
total of $20,727,000, the Chairman and President
shareholders.
Expenditures
included
$2,171,000
for
equipment. $8,345,000 for dividends and $8,672,After giving effect to these expenditures and
other
transactions, net working capital at Dec. 31. 1961 amounted
to $25,165,000, a decrease of $189,000 from a year earlier. Cash and
000
for
debt
temporary
stock
in
increase
an
$5,004,000, produced
be
J. Newberry which operates
reported results of operations
general
Hales
Interstate
Net
immediately regarding the procedure to follow in obtaining
common
&
in
year
8.
the
share,
of
J.
1961
that
com¬
debentures.
Holders
in
these
the cost
unification
the
will
'
250 000
$25,418,785.
They
discussing
Norfolk
Meeting, held at
the retirement will become effec¬
Instructions
F.
from
Annual
share.
to
good
President
In
told
each
of
coast,
of
decline
a
reasonably
benefit
preferred stock, 248,045 shares of which are
entitled to $175 in cash or $175 principal amount
for
250 000
~
_
enlarging 23 other stores.—V. 194,
Despite
sub¬
retired
debentures
Charged
April 27.-
required two-thirds vote of each class
the preferred shares.
of
Inc.—
31, 1961.
$291,237,091 compared
practice—was
report.
Split Approved—
Nabisco's
to
increase
annual
operating
1554.
approved a two-for-one split of
retire its 7% preferred stock.
$500,000
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Annual
Report—
opening of business April 12.
outstanding, will be
4%%
voted
Co.,
President
Operating earnings
tea,
hope
pany's
;
;
500,000
&
Weeks
coast
special
a
Amount
Inc
ended Dec.
totalled
an
1961
in the corporate
Bannister, .'President,
the name
names:
.
net earnings,
including a non-recurring credit of $1,206,194,
$4,692,105, equivalent to $2.36 a share on 1,831,620 shares out¬
standing, compared to $4,778,893, or $2.42 a share in fiscal 1960.
a
approve
their
have
severally
underwriting agree¬
respective
amounts
of
Total
corn
report.
asxea
opposite
below
an
were
and
Stockholders
504,000 shs.
named
Co.
&
Nelson,
from
year
year,
change
G.
E.
Sales
the
on
■
chips,
salad
as
J,
stores
Corp.—Proposed Name Change—
Directors
name
/ 1
■
and markets potato
foods
200 000''
193, p. 808.
fiscal
$18,747,957, compared with $15,260,617 in 1960.—V. 194,
NAFI
—V.
:
504,000 shs.
Christensen,
Sullivan
Hornblower
highs
•
a
J
J. J. Newberry Co.—Sales
Up, Earnings Down—
record
at
were
the previous year and sales up 23%,
$908,303,
The company, which makes
chips,
of
communities
Gulfport, Hattiesburg,
amounted
shares. :
Well
regular
7
BUSINESS—The
President,
Morton
over
2,033,631 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1961 as adjusted for the 3-for-l
split of the company's shares on Jan. 11, 1962. In 1960 Morton Foods
earned
$598,752, equal to 29 cents a share on the same number of
con-"
from 106.16% to 100.22% ; and at special
from 101.656%
to 100.19%, plus accrued
interest.
of
&
.
397,000 shs.
$1)
underwriters
_
&
184,068
•-
r
1,250,000 shs.
below
^
Boettcher
Inc.—Sales, Net Hit New Highs—
earnings
with net income 52%
41/2S.
for
improvements,
Plant
and
«
<
„
Both
in 1961
1,
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
Bank, 80 Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 194,
par,
Manhattan
1615.
sales of
financing will be used for
permanent
Steam
at
1978
Chase
May
on
-
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of
ment,
to
purchase
from
the
company
the
Bosworth,
honey
three-for-one
for redemption
~ ~"~
"
UNDERWRITERS—The
Peters, Writer
%
■•■..
corporation has called
1,500,000
______
(par $1)
common
2,466.589
______
indebtedness:
Common
"
Outstanding
$1,500,000
Unsecured notes payable to bank
Capital stock:
7,000
Inc.
& Co.,
FINANCING
equipment.
mortgages
sinking fund debentures—.
Short
12,000
Co
&
PRESENT
estate
Other
2,000
;
Inc._
Co.,
&
Witter
-Y/'\ Zilka, Smither
1092.
p.
•_• •
;:,-
Corp.
EFFECT TO
6'/4%
12,000
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
! Inc.
p.
,
PROCEEDS—Net
BiloXi,
Howe
Collins
sidiaries
electricity at
Secured
.
•
Curtis-
5,000
the
They
were; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.75; Kidder, Peabody
& Co., 100.19; and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., 100.1399.
•
cluding
&
GIVING
Authorized
Nov.
expanded
long range plans, such
product
diversification.
on
equivalent, of
1960,
in
other
bank
Co.^__'_
Co.
Jackson
CAPITALIZATION
Long term indebtedness:
1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $290,000 of its United States Govern¬
ment Insured
Merchant Marine Bonds 5%
SS Argentina series due
series due 1992 at $101,656% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.40%. The group was awarded the
bonds at competitive sale April 14 on a bid of 100.8079%*
term
Inc.
&
Northwest
Webber,
3,000
bonds, 4V2%
to
5,COO
Co.,
Moore-McCormack
Mississippi Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New York City, was man¬
ager of an underwriting group which offered publicly,
on April
13, $6,000,000 of this company's first mortgage
additions
Paine,
&
Byllesby
The
••'''•
split of Jan. 12, ,1962.—V.
struction -tit
7,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
Co.____
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Goodbody & Ca.___^__i.__"
and
laboratory
research building
a
.
of
sights
these
in
the
This. is
share
Three
Pacific
The
Sons_;/.____
&
&
sales;
1960;
.
currently investing at
addition to $5,000,000
is
midst
program
1961
■
million
research
and
$5,430,307,
to
came
ago.
Co.,
&
2,000
Chapman,
research
previous year.
per
total
firm's
facilities.
in
accomplished
net
the
Earnings
a
$i.07
is
$4
in
keeping pace with mounting
efficient
operational improvements
been
Sullivan
Brown
Julien
,
than
new
as
network;
research
new
international
from
serve
to
management
has
dedicated
will
company
addition
the
more
three
indicated that Miles
annually in research,
They
for
"The
be
research
$5,000,000
Inc.__ 38,000
Co._-_^
*
that
announced
which
international
of
of
V
would
Elkhart
Mexico.
77%
17%—2%
6%.
executives
buildings
.
products^ accounted, for
Cpnsumer.
chemicals,
The
•'
.
Co.,
Co.^.
&
.
Chairman, and Edward H. Beardsley,
that, barring unforeseen setbacks, 1962
"continuation
years."
&
&
Blair
Inc.
Alex.
"" '
.'"•• /'
'According to the 1961 report, sales and earnings were up over 196Q,,.
In
each
of the company's
major marketing
areas:
consumer
drug
products, professional pharmaceuticals,. chemicals and international.
recent
Allyn
Bosworth,
vitamin
previously reported
1961 annual report
Board
shareholders
a
the
V
-%■?'
Beardsley,
told
for
figures
'
President,
markets, greater
Alka-Seltzer
and
for
reasons
Becker
C.
William
foreign
market
primary
as
G.
A.
Laboratories, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
^Product
an
increase
new
retirement.
cash
of
investments
$463,000
over
at
the
Dec.
end
31.
of
1961
I960.—V.
totaled
195,
p.
$34,573,000,
910.
56
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(1852)
965,000
cents
67
or
as
cents
78
In
,
in
1961
after
31,
Dec.
ended
year
,
,
>)V""
/■
1961,
as
,
...
...
„
eight cents a
company realized a special gain of
a
result of a Federal income tax
the
Earnings
share.
carry-forward. ■.*
194,
the
offer
Co.—Bonds Offered
Service
Public
Indiana
Northern
is
—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, was manager of:
an underwriting group which
offered for public sale on
.
closely
White,We
included
Id
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
bonds
redeemable
are
northern
5265
Kolman Ave.,
natural
gas
to
28
of
company
electrical
—V.
to
Hammond, Ind.,
counties
in the
-
ViAmount
7
-
Stuart
&
Allison-Williams
Bacon,
Inc.
Co.,
Whipple
Mackall
A.
500 '
(000s
Hutchinson
Co
Schmertz
Union
Morris,
Co.
Stokes
Hill,
B.
Jr.
&
Joyce
Kenower,
Co.
&
Inc._
Co._^_
Pressprich
&
Co., Inc.
&
1,400
400
____
Stern Brothers & Co.__
500
250
Walter
150
J.
&
200
Thalmann
S.
Stokes
Strauss
Thomas
i
C.
&
N.
White
Wyatt,
F.
S.
&
Co.______
400
Jl__
Neal
Yantis
&
&
Waggoner
Co.,
of
radioactivity
measuring
adjusted
for
the
to
include
period
Earnings
Based
net
on
per
the
the
so
period
year.—V.
new
194,
p.
results
figures
share
1,178,514
of
of
comparable
to
17
cents
outstanding
increased
at
of
increase
an
orders
operations
are
amounted
shares
profit resulted from
same
prices
each
with
28,
in
shipments.
the
above
16
The
level
cents
gain
the
in
shares, at $5
per
660
110
Mullaney,
Securities
Union
Inc.—-——
Dickson
S.
&
Clement
&
Cleveland Corp._
of
Securities
Green,
Ellis
Hallowell,
&
Houston
of
to
6701
N.
acquire,
St.,
and
Philadelphia, was
operate, as wholly-
-
subsidiaries, Oxford Industrial Corp., Oxford Loan Co. of East
Inc. and Oxford Loan Co. and its subsidiaries. The company
engaged in the small loan business, and purchases installment sale
31,
1961,
ness
sales
in
and
other
the company
Philadelphia
finance
Souderton,
business.
one
It
office in
also
that
operates
—V.
Pakco
city for the conduct of its
small
a
loan
business
in
REVENUES—On
revenues
and
.
net
of
the
income
a
consildated
Co
:—_
Thomas
loss
company
was
and
its
for the year 1961, operating
subsidiaries amounted to $935,627
$178,224.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
PRESENT
Authorized
,
Short-term borrowings
Hong-term debt 7%, capital
TO
&
C.
White
N.
L.
S1/2%,
(subordinated)
Outstanding.
$2 611 509
____
series
FINANCING
notes
'
1973
'
$2,000,000
1967-1971
—Vni94 p°2444Par
..
-
2 000 000
155.000
__
at
&
&
S.
share
on
the
basis
of
one
new
Financing De¬
share
for
each
for
a
tax
Pfizer
antibiotics
1961,
totaling
earnings
on
an
that
the
end
shareowners.—V.
of
that
net
sales
This
the
Co
for
the
.
year
to
of
,
Dec.
$37,782,000 in
to
$2,421,000.
In
1960,
net"
the
share.
A tax carry-forward loss in excess
against future earnings.—V. 195, p. 911.
per
shares
Chemical
Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
Dec. 31, 1961, Pierce & Stevens
reported consoli¬
$8,050,654 and net earnings of $554,319 after tax
cents
85
of
a
This
share
on
651,850
with
compares
of $615,584
after
outstanding at
goods
tax,
the
1960
Manufacturing:
sold
capital
1960
or
95
shares
sales
net
cents
a
year-end.—V.
Co.
(and
outstanding
of
$8,314,067
share
195,
on
p.
651,050
52.
Subs.)—Annual
1962
1961
$13,101,233 $12,140,510
10,219,438
9,318,319
__.
profit
and administrative
Operating
profit
(income)
2,881,795
1,824,588
2,822,191
1,774,636
1,057,207
expenses
or
____
1,047,555
deductions—
expense
142,496
192,639
(279)
(12,441)
142,217
Earnings
Income
Net
Loss
220
before
income
taxes
Credit
tax
220
est.
reduction of $75,000
arising from prior years'
adjustments
Dec.
31,
867,357
435^60
;
180,198
914,990
taxes
earnings before extraordinary item
resulting from liquidation of subsidiary,
less
165
Co., Inc
Biddle & Co.—
ended
385i096
479 630
482 261
in income taxes
Federal
68 610
'
income
/•This
530.403
413,631
Polymer Corp.—Sales Up 6.5%, Net Down—
for
the
the
sales
year
in
previous
for
as
annual
eqrly
a
the
the
year,
record
corporation
whole
statement
sales
in the fourth quarter of 1961 aiid
reported by Louis L. Stott, President in
shareholders.
Despite a
general recession
for 1961 rose 6.5%
to $8,555,000
from
are
to
the
$8,029,000
attained in 1960, Mr. Stott
reports
The
improvement in the closing quarter appears to
into 1962 operations, he adds.
Consolidated net earnings before taxes for the
year ended Dec
31
1961
amounted to $362,800.
Net income after all taxes and
charges
totaied $166'000 and is equal to 22 cents
a
common share, based on
the
739,544 shares of stock
outstanding at year-end
In
1961,
encouraging
be carrying
from
20*'
Hammonton,
electronics
in
by
•
stock
N.
J.,
business
over
earnings before taxes were $937,600, with the net
income
amounting to $478,000
or 65
cents a share on the
holding company with
subsidiaries,
of
has
Nationwide,
contracted
Inc.,
a
to
leasing
financing,
purchase
concern
all
Colasurdo,
Nationwide,
institutions
Inc.
Pakco's
leases
throughout
President.
buses, trucks
the country.—V.
insurance,
the out¬
''
-
and
cars
to
195^ p. ,749.
businesses
.
adjusted for
headquartered
Harrison, N. J., for an undisclosed amount of cash, it was announced
Lewis L.
\
t
f
.
50,773
165
Proposed Acquisition—
standing
to
was
ended
year
with
compares
sales
Other
Co.,
:
year
Pfizer
1100.
carry-back credit of $1,374,000, operating
net loss of $5,014,000, equal to $4.63
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding.
amounted
year
$1.81
sales
earnings
Record
for
p.
for
distributed
1961,
195,
against
$1.74
Per share
shares of
16,456,461
Dividends
year.
At
to
outstanding.
of
average
$31,442,905
equivalent
were
shares
common
_-ve w" pni6167
$2,886,421
Terra-
a
1,083,758
the
to
year-end.
net
Gross
1,500
totaled
the
i960
638,500 shs.
tails—Our April 9, 1962 issue reported the
rights offer¬
ing to stockholders of 676,497 additional shares at $27
per
the
Selling
330
Yantis
Yarnall,
in¬
\v2s.'"Y-
1,100
—
&
$19.1
lines
product
Report—
$2,400,417 reported for the previous year.
After-tax
income
amounted to $152,175 or 33 cents per share on a
weighted
average of 462,790 shares outstanding, a gain of 22%
over $125,224
or
28
cents per share on the 1960 capitalization of 445,463 shares
outstanding.
and
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Additional
the
net
capital
1,500
Wright
Pfizer
accounted for
these
,
for
Pfizer's
totaling
year,
volume.
in
$39,010,000.
showed
year
the
amounted
and
'l53!359
800,000 shs.
the
on
equivalent to
220
Co
Inc.
F.
Inc
chemical
that
Established
1,100
Inc—;
—
Co.,
&
on
194
Corp.—Reports Net Loss For Year—
to
Pierce & Stevens
Management & Development Co.—Record Sales,
revenues
20%
up
the
1960.
for
year.
million.
announced
$4,400,000 is available
dated
diversified
Gross
EFFECT
sales
common
charges and
for
and
report
440
& Co
Wecden
Wertheim
share
a
1960—V
165
Co.—_
Co.,
in
out¬
year.
Depreciation
holding company with offices in Hammonton, N. J.,
Easton, Md., and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., had record sales and earnings
in 1961, it was announced by Lewis L. Colasurdo, President.
basis,
of
during
in
sales
as
share
$15.4
75,000
amounted
share
Cost
&
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
&
high
Sales, Net-
the
in
million
outstanding during
corporation
results
Net
&
Stokes
Strauss
-
activi¬
shares
$2.18
end
pharmaceutical'
notes
$269,376,092
$1.58
were
totaled
previous
per
•
This
1960
over
1961,
the
Earnings—
Pa.
in
stock
by
The
31,
1706.
p.
the
$43.1
17,979,474
average
275
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Arthur
i__^
195,
in
million
Per
Phoenix Steel
660
J.
165
Thalmann
the
at
Unclassified—net
of
Co
&
an
Stifel,
165
Inc._
previous
common
with
compared
recorded
were
1960.
Interest
220
Josey
Co.
retail sale of household goods,
property and the rendering of services. At Dec.
had six operating units of its small loan busi¬
and
I.
Ladenburg,
from merchants arising from the
merchandise
Co.,
Corporation
Norfolk
H.
Falls,
paper
Hilsman &
Investment
owned
is
H.
J.
Broad
manage
told
increase,
$5.3
rose
in
165
110
Co
&
the
6,509,055
Co., Inc.—Record
year's total
220
S.
$157
foreign
165
Co
&
-
for Diabinese, the company's
widely accepted oral
Organizations acquired during
1961
added
$24.0
and
drug.
—_
Brothers
275
Hill, Jr.
on
owned
440
825
Co
&
as
consecutive
gains
Tao
shareowners
220
Steele & Co.__^
J.
Stroud
Ira Houpt & Co
with
for
Year Ended January 31—
Inc.—
Co.,
330
>
on
outstanding
against
12th
Stern
Talbot,
finance
1961
H.
adjustment
compared
1961
are
year's
the
the
to
common
275
Mayer
&
and
share
increased
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Walter
Co.
Corp.
Hickey
the
and
earnings
&
165
Hannaford
concerns.
Shaughnessy
Sulzberger,
Kirkland &
Jenks,
275
660
v -/
Humphrey
-
in
company's
report.
440
& Anderson—
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
company to increase the amount of its outstanding loans to customers
and
to
finance the acquisitions
of additional small loan and sales
company
1961
165
&
of
1961
Playskool
—
Seasongood
earnings
the
and
earnings and
significant
progress
in
diversification marked the 1961 operations of Chas
165
Corp.—__
Frederking
&
in
$26,183,317
165
1,500
—
Inc
Co.,
110
and
in
sales
110
Michigan Corp.—_
Fridley
A
"
Hughes
Robinson
The
165
-
275
Co._
Rippcl & Co._:
Co.,
sales
revealed
$173,854,426 compared with
taxes
a
shares
sales
antidiabetic
165
Inc.—
record
a
$2.21
end
annual
for
million
.275;':
Inc.—
Pressprich & Co.___
Co.,
*
First
PROCEEDS—Net
BUSINESS—The
Raffensperger,
&
Co
First
W.
1,250
Inc.
Stokes
Evans
A.
First
the
incorporated in June
mycin
275
825
Inc.
sen,
R.
Inc.
&
Northwest
highest
Barnet
McKeen, Pfizer President,
Outstanding
1,250
Corp.
Hirshberg,
the
L.
•
after
Pfizer &
of
creased
Peters, Writer & Christen275
330
Ferris
The
Pacific
&
1,500
Co.,
Morris,
Norris
238,500 shs.
10,000
pharmaceutical, chemical and agricultural products
For
Inc.
Hanseatic
recorded
110
Co.,
&
Outstanding
10,000
.•
$14,368,035
breaking
E.
million
Co.,
Wells & Co
York
660
Bodine_____
&
Morton
FINANCING
; 1,500,000 shs.
275
•••••::
H.
275
—
Merle-Smith
&
V
New
CO.-;
stock
the
$312,433,262
275
Inc.
W.
^____
in
chattel
$769,644
Herbert
shareowners
John
of
Inc.
&
Beissner
Moroney,
:
Securities
and
making
PRESENT
TO
warrants
were
to
common
After all
Co.—
Merieka & Co.,
Mid-South
to
at
company's
&
'
Wm.'J.
;
EFFECT
companies,
including
2337.
Pfizer,
275
—
finance
—
1961,
world-wide product
220
Co.
&
Hutchinson
Co.
660
—
660
Elkins,
warrants, in exchange for certain long-term
company's wholly-owned subsidiaries.
In
addition, $283,800 of 7% capital notes with warrants are
toeing purchased by Blair & Co., Inc., as underwriter, for
sale to the public.of
Masten
E.
other
___
1961
1961
for
equal
(Chas.)
$330
—
'
Corp.
$14,180,705.
is
Record
Omitted)
Co
A
Piclcard,
&
&
Mason-Hagan, Inc
&
Co
"
.
,
Mackall
660
R
for
of
(000s
V'
Industrial
1960.
6,495,955
Amount
275
Dick
purchase
debt
in
standing
interest
):v.'/:
Credit
25o!ooO
amounted
p.
W.
S.
McMaster
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
DeHaven
&
Townsend,
share.
common
920
165
—
Co.,
Co., Inc., is also offering $1,716,-
7% capital notes with attached
accrued
165
Co._
—L
&
Crouter
The Oxford Finance
of
$7,250
Inc.
&
Parker
Corbett
Dallas
prior
in
This
together
construction pro¬
plus
par,
Cooley & Co.
Courts & Co,
1723.
the offering of 200,000
to
Clayton Securities Corp
-
During the
of
101%
from
company
Inc.
year.
with
1962.
Barth
Burns^
Corp.
sales
income
1960
bonds,
company's
by
-
1950.
p.
Earnings
Redpath
J.
Oxford Finance Companies, Inc.—Securities Offered—
Blair & Co., Inc., N. Y. C., on April 11, 1962, announced
*he initial public sale of this firm's common stock through
200 of its
receding
Lestrange
Auchineloss,
neutron
Nuclear
this
compared
Feb.
11%
25%
Texas
the
of
50c)
purchase
ties,
case.
Arthurs,
gauges,
reported net earnings of $205,696
same period of last year. The earnings
have been restated and the related tax provisions
year
the
to
of
sale
(000s
nuclear
and
the
Omitted)
compared with $190,749 for the
figures for last
from
applied
be
200
instruments,
GIVING
(par
company
Net
from East¬
came
Silver Spring, Md.,
by a similarly named cor¬
purchase
contracts
history, President
report.
'
672,258
1963,
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Allison-Williams Co
manufacturer
generators,
will
and
200
Inc.
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Earnings Higher—
This
its
Offered—Halsey,
4%s,
as
its
'
Cameron St.,
succeeded
loans
194,
to the
sole stockholder
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
& Co.
Amount
1430.
p.
funds,
1962
200
Co
bank
The
below severally have made
a
firm commitment, subject to certain conditions precedent, to pur¬
chase from the company the respective principal amounts of the new
bonds set opposite their names.
"
^
300
&
^
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named
150
Co.
&
Co.____;i2____
&
5%
Sixth Ave., Portland, Ore.,
primarily supplies electric power in the states of Oregon, Wyoming,
Washington, California, Montana and Idaho. Service is furnished in
more than 240 communities;
population of the service area is approxi¬
mately 1,400,000. A small portion of the company's operating revenues
is derived from its steam heating, telephone and water operations.
700
Co.
Co._
Co.—Bonds
bonds, all
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
150
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
—,—1,400
195,
100
Pollock &
E.
500
'
Co
___
Co.
in
Inc.
for
demption
700
Mur-
100
MacArthur
Hadenburg,
Corp.
&
Writer & Christen-
W.
R.
Rand
Showers
250
200
Co
«fe
Lemon
Johnston,
Wm.
500
400
Co.,
Co.___
Light
&
of 8650
was
upon
from stockholder
—V.
and to retire bank borrowings incurred in
financing temporarily the company's construction program. Estimated
construction expenditures in 1962 and
1963 will be $100,000,000.
Prior
to April
1,
1967, the bonds will be redeemable at 107.75%
scaled
down thereafter to par in the
last year; and at special .'re¬
200
&
Loan
world-wide
other
gram
100
Inc.__,
Peters,
250
—
Co
Funk, Hobbs <fe Hart,
Houston
ray,
sen,
Michigan Corp.J
&
Nongard,
600
&
Co.
&
stock
,
Dillon, Union Securities
with
.
!
York
250
1,400
—
of
Freeman
Hanseatic
Beissner
Inc.
Merle-Smith
Elkins,
Wells
New
Securities
Co., Inc.__.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
&
Mullaney,
&
Inc
Co.,
Dallas
Moroney,
Common
Inc., New York City, was manager
PROCEEDS—Net
250
500
„_
&
Power
Co.
&
>
was $1,362,644, of which $1,249,644 was paid in
Parker Finance is engaged in financing commercial
and
retail installment payment
contracts, in re*
installment
stock
"
,
1956,
1961
price
Common
99.14.
300
1
200
&
Cunningham,
—V.
Co.______
Mid-South Securities
'
.r
Lieder-
E.
Authorized
99.20, and Blyth & Co. and White, Weld & Co., jointly,
$250
&
200
Courts
John
Hasten
Co.
Inc.:
First
Coe__
McMaster
E.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Dick
&
150
Co
&
'
,
Omitted!
$5,500
Co._
> *
.
\
Omitted)
Halsey,
1706.
i,
,
financing will be applied
miscellaneous
related
financing
activities,
mortgage, equipment and inventory loans.
0.75
•
Sold—D.
adjusted \
as
,
"X'v""■
June-
discounting
and Kidde^, Pea¬
body & Co., jointly, 99.949; Lehman Brothers, Bear,
Stearns & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, jointly,
,Amount
,w':
(000s
1
Co.—
Other bids for the
man
the
forth opposite its name below.
Inc.————
2.75 ;;
2.75
2.75
in
purchase
Net
purchasers named below has severally
from the company, subject to the terms of the
principal amount of the series L bonds set
purchase
contract,
0.75
0.75
0.75
Fay,
1960
1846. V
p.
Credit Industrial Corporation,
from
cash at the closing.
accounts receivable
of an
underwriting group which offered for sale on April 12,
$35,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series due April 1, 1992 at 101% and accrued interest, to
yield approximately 4.69%. The group won award of the
bonds at competitive sale April 11 on a bid of 100.02%;
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the
purchase
Wells & Co
Edgar M. Norris & Co
StiX & Co._^_—-.i.——Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
2.75
p.
Pacific
with gas.
agreed
0.75
0.75
Gardner—2.75k
&
195,
Stuart
serving an area of about 12,000 square miles
with an estimated population of 1,750,000. At Dec. 31, 1961, the com¬
pany served approximately 273,000 customers with electricity and 310,000
& Co., Inc.
Inc.—'—-
&
proceeds from the
loan
a
annual
part of Indiana,
and
energy
Hooker
The
optional
at
,
BUSINESS—The
Fusz*SchmelzIe
Mullaney,
Co
Rclnholdt
from 105.88% to 100%; and at sinking fund
prices beginning in 1968, receding from 101.44% to 100%,
interest in both cases.
supplies
Ohio
The
redemption prices ranging
redemption
plus accrued
3.50
of
CAPITALIZATION
0.75
0.75
—
31,
1961.
Inc.,
BUSINESS—Parker Finance
0.75
3.50
& Co.—-----
path
J. A. Hogle & Co
Irving Lundborg &
work¬
proceeds from the bond sale will be added to
—
Inc.
Aucliinclbss, Parker & Red-
ultimate
for
0:75
Julien Collins & Co._r_
Maxfield H. Friedman—
3.50
Co
<fe
1.00 .V
3.50
Schwabacher
Sutro
1.25 *:
1.25*
1.25-
4.00
during
company.
poration
—1-25
Arthurs,
4.00
of ■ the
1.25
Co._,____
&
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.^._
Lestrange & Co—
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
r
4.00
Co
&
Skaggs
194,
Corp.—Common
originally organized in
Merieka & Co., Inc.
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke_
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.
4.00
Pressprich &
Shields
Davis,
4,00
&
Co
Hallgarten & Co.—
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
application to the cost of gross additions," t.q,
the utility properties of
the company including repayment of bank
loans made to provide funds for purposes of the construction program.
capital
W.
&
Co.__
Corp.-
Pont
du
;
1.25
Co.___
Wm. J.
4.00
Securities
1.50
&
Co.___—
Ferris & Co.________
-
Co.i:--_;--—- —-
I.
reduction
Cooley
5,75
Hutton
E.
R.
Equitable Securities Corp., also 100.611; Dean Witter &
Co., Blyth & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &"
Smith Inc., jointly, 100.61; First Boston Corp., 100.567;
and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.54.
PROCEEDS—Net
&
1—
&
%
»>
&
Co.,
Dec.
on
stock distribution,—V.
Finance
PROCEEDS—Net
;
.
1.50
Sarth
J.
5.75
Jackson
Curtis
1
613,392 shares outstanding
20%
288,627
t$0.47
t$0.79
outstanding
New York City, announced that the
sale of this firm's common stock, through
the offering of 135,000 shares, at $6 per share on April
6, has been completed.
:
if any
thereof
all
&
stock________
shares
average
initial public
Kormendi & Co., Inc.^_____
\Veeks___
Webber,
Paine,
purchase
to
••
6.00
on
636,807
subsequent
man
severally
have
1
11.75
—
—
Hornblower &
W.
man
ing
below
>
Securities
Webster
&
Equitable
Co.,
&
$ Based
for
1960
$3,031,251
505,906
—
share of common
per
on
: ■
-/'v "f.
%
L
Parker
named
obligated
severally
'.A
Peabody & Co._____
Francis
100.651; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., LerBrothers and Bear, Stearns & Co., jointly, 100.611;
be
Corp.
Bache
bonds, all as 4%s, received at the
sale
contested
;•
■
underwriters
1961
$3,778,917
-
t Based
from
.
Stone
apparently submitted the best bid for the bonds at com¬
petitive sale April 10 with a bid of 100.82%.
will
and
purchased..
■
..
Kidder,
April 12, $20,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage bonds,
series L, 4%%, due March 15, 1992, at 101.50% and ac¬
crued interest to yield approximately 4.285%.
The group
Other bids for the
"
income
Earnings
the company at the subscription price the
respective percentages set forth below of such of the additional com¬
mon
stock as shall not be subscribed for pursuant to the subscription
purchase
to
agreed
2336.
p.
</."•_
.•
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
special credit amounted to $1,373,000, which was
to 86 cents a share.
There was no special credit in 1960.
equivalent
—V.
the
share.
a
addition,
share
'
>
,
amounted to $24,compared with $28,930,000 in 1960, while net income on
in the latest year totaled $1,243,000.
This was equivalent
a share.
By contrast, net income in 1960 was $1,065,000,
volume
this
to
,
for
coal
of
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
sales
Net
BIDS—Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York City, won
the underwriting contract on April 5 on a bid for com¬
pensation of 34.90 per share. Other bidders were: Leh¬
man
Brothers, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co. (jointly), 440 per share; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., 490 per share; Blyth & Co., 650 perV
-v
.
Panoramic Electronics, Inc.—Annual Report—
.
Net
,
earnings.
Sales
26, with rights to expire
Additional financing details follow:
May 1.
corporation has reported an increase of 17% in earnings from
operations for 1961 as compared with the previous year, despite a
decline of 14% in sales.
It was the second consecutive yearly increase
in
held of record March
common
17%, Sales Down
North American Coal Corp.—Net Up
The
.
and
•
same
a
3%
stock
dividend paid
in
1961.—V.
195,
after
share
p.
1320.
net
taxes
basis
'
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Additional
Financing Details
—Our April 9, 1962 issue reported the
sale on April 4 of
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$21 per
share through
Hemphill,. Noyes & Co., Ne.w York -City
Number 6151
Volume 195
Estabrook
and
Puerto Rico
Additional financing de¬
Co., Boston.
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Schroder
follow:
tails
the
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
Debt
Morteaire
notes
6x/2%
due
Common
stock
Common
stock
($1
of
agreement,
the
holders
60,000 wts.
named below
underwriters
the
the
to
Noyes
Estabrook
Homblower
Bache
Alex.
Dodge & Co.;-Inc.--
6,000
Button
S.
&
Co
6,000
&
Co.——.—
6,000
Anthony
Tucker,
R.
&
&
Cruttencien,
Miller
I.
195,
1706.
p.
•
Son
Mellen
'
&
&
Miller,
the
^2,500:
Inc
annual
greater
2,500
in
Total
report.
annual
its
1961
for
1960.
sales
net
flow,
share
«
$9.41
was
I960.—V.
in
common
a
195,
of
five
the
of
to
operating
to
total
expenses,
in
approved
involve
1959
than
more
that
194,
has
A.
which
the
been
the
from
and
10.5%
up
aided
was
addition
of
over
by
the
previous
in
1960
through
customers
in
consumed
ranked
1961
utilities
nearly
the
February
$1.56
for
to
the
and
issuance
1961,
Authorized
5.45%
due
1963
promissory
$6,091,865,
of
third
for
and conditions set forth in
stockholders have agreed to
common stock
specified and
each oL the underwriters; has; severally agreed,;,to purchase,. the num¬
ber of shares of common stock set opposite its name below:
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
the
underwriting
sell,
the
paid,
of
for
H.
the
to
Puget
Edison
share
the
to
terms
for
selling
of* shares of
number
\' ./•.->
■•••
C.
Arnhold
Inc.
Corp._
Bleichroeder,
S.
Co.
Wm.
3,500
Inc.-—,
;
&
Co.,
Ohio
The
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
2,500
Pacific
Buruham
3,500
&
Co.
Dodge
&
Coffin
&
Julien
Collins
Inc.—
Co.,
i
Burr
Dominick
Sc.
Drexel
&
Co
&
Francis
I.
Eastman
duPont
&
Co.^._
&
Riter.
&
&
of
of
(when
&
Janney,
&
CO;—
$2.11
$2.12
on
average
share
per
from
was
$1.50
E.
3,500
Co..._
Loeb,
-
C. E.
i-_
American
Rogers
3.500
2,500
&
2,500
—
Anthony
&
Walker
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Weld
Zuckerman,
10.nob
Inc.;
Smith
5,000
Inc.—
10.000
Co.—
2,500
&
for
City
the
Bank,
New
corporation's
ercise
York
City,
Cotton
Oil
Co.—-Common
been
195,
firm's
The
a
It
grower,
will
the
producing
sales
proceeds
in
Galley and 16
San
Oil
in
more
mills
$24,986,000
equal
year
28,
1961.
to
$1.68
at
Fresno,
Calif., is
»nu cottonseed products,
to acquire additional cotton-
and
subsidiaries
Valley.
central
Fresno,
and
It
in
55 000
operates
southern
Phoenix,
income
own
Ariz.,
42
net
common
the
year
earnings
were
It
compared
June
30.
period
with
1961,
$1,208,840,
or
gins
alter
a
in
tho
Calif.
Feb.
28,
months
were
$1,426,000,
total
$1.46
$1.72
was
common
in
30,
year
1960
1.962.
and
3%
In
addition,
the
in
1961.—V.
195,
company
p.
526.
paid
stock
or
real
24
37
or
estate.
cents
cents
During
share.—
per
L. I.,
N.
Y.,
of¬
stock
common
equipment,
advertising,
Bank
Co.,
New
20,000
Co.——
4,900
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Yarnall, Eiddle & Co.—
4,000
&
4,000
a
has
been
appointed
transfer
agent
and
York City, registrar for the unit certificates
stock of the above companies.—V. 195,
p. 1707.
common
stock.
The
offering
made
was
in
12,500
units.
priced
repayment,
at
of
8
St.,
Jay
quired
all
Rochester,
the
of
Inc.,
various
and
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
shares
furniture,
is
been
a
line
of
ended Dec.
year
hotel
The
and
in
the
The
other
furniture,
the
package
its
to
has
the
leases
Under
its
to
the
194,
capital
gain
two
v»
.
design
tne
leasing
company,
of
of
any
CAPITALIZATION
conv.
4%
subordinted
subor.
the
under
EFFECT
due
Mar.l
leases
ranging
PRESENT
TO
1972__-_—J
19o6_.-__
from
stock
($1
v-/-.----.
purchase
in
units
and all of
58.831
627,769
par)_____^
the
at
250.000
the
to
underwriters
terms
and
$81
unit
per
and
to
offer
15,000 shs.
Bateman,
200,714
of
afte-
their
them
at
$90
if any thereof
Russell
N,
&
Sold
Privately—On
/. %
Landstreet
Joseph,
—V.
194,
privately
through
to
&
Units,.
4,000
3,000
1,200
Inc.__
Inc.
1,200
f
1,200
—
Miller,
&
700
Kirkpatrick,
Inc.
Mellen
the public
purchased:
Inc
!
1,200
1951.
p.
Echenley Industries, Inc.—First Half Net Down—
Schenley
$60,709,
Co.,
the
names
are
Co.
&
pur¬
severally agreed
,
Eichler
the
nave
'r>M
be purchased,
to
are
conditions
,u«uueu! uvww
respective ammnVs
such units
110.000
'
.
••
J.
OuKsdt'g
$625,000
-
.
the
agreement,
$43,475
to
two
FINANCING
$625,000
($1 ■-•par,)-;—;—
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
%
pro¬
the
due
note
stock
.V'.;V
the
first
supplies a complete
furnishings and any of
indebtedness
to
activi¬
wherein
A.« b-M-j n<d ;
Sundry
B
field
program,
GIVING
debs,
Class
chase
sales
tne
source,"
:
6%
Class
the
which is not necessarily related
equipment maniuactured or sold by the
the
company
provides
financing
through
leases
of
any
to credit-approved .customers;:
V''
T
■
''V;
leasing
A
by
space'plan¬
and
Under
programs.
planning,
space
of
wood¬
operates.,
"single
a
gross
sale
manufactured
ipa-meat
.
.
the
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc._
sold
of
Vk
it
customers
second
15,000 wts.
28,
Industries
1962
of
reported
$5,530,984,
profit
net
including
for
the
special
six
months
credits
ended
amounting
to
$786,883.
Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
'This
equal
was
to
$1.43
1961
of
net
with
compared
$6,343,160.
profit
in
the
six
months
'
ended
Feb.
28,
'
/■
...
,
"
the
On
earnings
share
a
after
share
of
shares
the
for
common^
from
compares
with
195,
six
current
stock
operations
from
$1.03
outstanding
months
for preference
provision
came
year.—V.
2664.
p.
as
and
from
lrr.al+ecthral
ws
interior
an
entered
under
-
uu-
designed
e^" *
derived
were
us
which
acting
design,
interior
products
years.
in
recently
company,
of
other
ten
fields
provides
company
gram,
1961
maintains
company
various
company
31,
library furnitu1"'
ning staff consisting of three
ties
which
company's
the
and
Corp., Wilmington, Del.
non-recurring
company.
and engineering supplies and equipment,^almost^alL of
from others. Approximately 6% *-bf the >
for
reported that 18,200 shares of this
had
the
purchased
sales
15,000 shs.
Inc.—Stock
ac-
Stationery
House, Inc.
shares of
class B
the sale to Industrial companies,
182,292 shs.
$43,475
offices
Hardwood
200,714
of
the
of
company
Rochester
and
for
stock
the
hotels,
Clark,
Stores
exchange
of
laws
executive
1961,
stock
for
pur¬
utilities,
bowling centers, hospitals/ commercial enterprises and
others of furnishings, furniture, equipment and
supplies, .systems and
procedures,
industrial
shop
equipment,
school
seating -and
library
schools,
ex¬
;
was
26,
Corp.
A
the
maintains
Oct
of
used
/■ '
■
under
and
capital
class
15,000 wts.
stock
subject to
and
options
stock
in
of
1,000,000 shs.
—
common
As
be
corporate
_
Supply
is engaged in
will
other
^
1961,
Y.
Contract
individuals
10,000
The company
12,500
Outstanding
N.
and
incorporated
was
25,
outstanding
National
$957,000,
;•
company
on
Oct.
York
New
at
expansion
.
BUSINESS—The
State
equipment
reports for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1962 net
$27,227,330 and net profit after taxes,,of $8^3,410,
equal.to
share on the 585,558 shares outstanding. Ill the preceding
year
sales amounted to
$27,534,078 and net operating profit:
taxes
was
$779,548. Net profit after taxes of $840,257, which
Copper
income
share
of
the
to
:'V,
..
'
increase
the
on
dividends
ending
of
2%
1961
$7,538,653,
stock
John
equal
to
$2.79
and
stock
13
operations
dividends.
from
cents
in
Feb.
at
approximately
were
the
same
Of
28,
this,
1962,
cents
89
76
a
cents
special credits. This
period the previous
53.
p.
April
16,
Presi¬
asked
to
Eikenberg,
contained
in
Revere's
net
income
of
common
of
$7,288,554
stock
then
or
out¬
:
-
194,
p.
to $217,893,488 from the 1960
Slick
of
in
1962
approve
Airways
the
company's
proposal
a
Corp,'
change
name
of
the
Although
wide
domestic
international
price
in
wars
loss
of
sales
sales
of
Rheem
Manufacturing
increased
in
The
1961
record
high levels, drastic industry¬
product lines were major factors in an
important
$3,941,943
for
the
according
year,
to
the
Tne
for
"The
company
consolidation
A.
1961
a
Lightfoot
Domestic
$122,556,002
was
loss of
sales
the
equivalent
$2,730,908,
currently
program
Walker,
of
is
that
Rheem
previous
to
or
$1.98
$1.38
operating
is
President,
Cloth
Tool
on
will
to
be
The
"-'i-''
Co.—V.
operation
May
Trust
at
improving
said
in
Improved
year.—V.
a
a
our
a
common*
profit
share,
share,
common
as
operating
in
195,
p.
1143.
result
a
$125,175,747
p.
and
Co.—Additional
of
April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale
on
for
Redemption—
redemption
on
May
1,
1962,
through
fund, $99,000 of its 4V^i
debentures due
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
Northern
195,
447.
p.
1961
Materials
Age
Corp.
Air
—
Force
Buys New
Metal Sample—
from
April 5 of 284,-
that
the
U.
S.
Air
Force
evaluation
10 ounces of the new SAMCO 120 at $1,000 per
tests.
The company anticipates an order from
for
quantity
purchased
the
Details—Our
announced
has
company
a
2664.
Financing
sinking
100.49'/,
Chicago.—V.
Co.,
The
efficiencies,"
in
at
Co.—Partial
1960.
statement,
to
194,
a
the
of
1,1976
Gas
called
has
company
a
test
Navy
SAMCO
Ridge
'
held
Airways,
and the industrial
division, which
the manufacturing and distribution facilities of
of
Shade
Space
loss
be
annual
report.
compared with
to
640.
Co.—Shows Loss For 1981—/
reached
meeting
proposed because Slick now operates in two
division, which is composed of air operations
Southern Union
and
annual
Slick
consists
Illinois
the
£an Francisco headquarters
change the corporate name
was
airline
and
facilities
at
to
'•<"
divisions—the
presently
2.8%
up
Slick
The
'
•
.
1960
Airways, Inc.—Proposed Name Change—
Stockholders
James
outstanding,
H.
shares
were
$211,975,708.—V.
and
,'■/' %
over
:
was
common
stockholders
2,680,745
sixty-one sales
Slick
Inc.—Earnings Up 3.4%—
Board,
letter
,
Nineteen
of
of
the
3.4%
a
share
standing.
figure
in
report.
was
per
Brass,
Copper for
2,700,260 shares of
Chairman
reported
This
&
Revere
the
on
Kennedy,
dent.
a
$33,-
share.
company
has
paid
cash
dividends
on
common
1937, except for the year 1952.
The last- payment was 15
March, 1962, for the third quarter of the fiscal
cents
in
4,000
Inc.
man,
10,000
Manhattan
from
and working capital,
Laboratories
share.—V.
M.
ended
$1,393,000,
or
income
1962,
since
June
4,000
1707.
p.
stock
$105,217,358
$246,631
of
Uniondale,
stock
common
operating
DIVIDENDS—The
stock
3,000
Co.-
4,900
Co.—.
proceeds,
2554.
p.
Revere
lease
has cottonseed
Calipatria,
eight months ended
$23,192,000- in the eight
share,
ended
cotton
Arizona.
and
and
seres
the
compared with
Net earnings in the more recent
a
For
ago.
420,401
and
to
per
Net
Offered—Kidder,
Ave.,
3%
of
sale
$165,681
EFFECT
lc)
(par
wiwu
this financing
Joaquin
REVENUES—Total
Feb.
ori'd7
Maple
gains
the
relocation,
Rbeem Manufacturing
Cotton
the
processing
was
of
S.
of
of
$1.41
fiscal
lands.
Producers
55,000
ssher
and
processor
use
2907
&
Schwabacher
poses.
,
corporation
$2.71
of
sales
capital
Corp.,
GIVING
warrants
Reliable
appointed
on
company
Renshaw
estimated
company
purchase
Laird & Co.,
1707.
p.
April 12, 200,000 shares of this
stock at $14 per share.
common
4,000
&
Mosle
4,900
Weeks.
working,
April 10, 1962 it
which offered
BUSINESS—The
428.
p.
in
from
to
indebtedness
annual
firm's
of
194,
Peabody & Co., Inc., New York City, and Dean Witter
& Co., San
Francisco, headed an underwriting group,
publicly
Inc.
v-
has
stock.—V.
common
&
3,000
Inc.—
Mason-Hagan,
per
Producers
stock
of
included
V'..
Corp.
Co.,
unit,
debt
income
$292,051, equal to 42 cents per share of
$420,486 or 61 cents per share in 1960.
are
amounted
plant
common
2,500
Inc.—
Co.
&
Co.—4,900
Robinson-Humphrey
at $90, consisted of $50 principal
debentures and 8 shares of class A stock.
Feb.
Unterberg, Towbin Co.
White,
for
to
per
National
net
share. Net proceeds, estimated at
$265,500, will
Shares
5,000
Appointment—
First
1960
L.
R.
10,000
registrar
194,
to
1961,
it was announced by Mr.
large California food chain/Earnings
resulted
Investors
Razdow
Corp
"Tracy,
Co.:
&
H.
G.
&
Co.
contrast
to
earnings
haye
\vairants
Securities
10,000
Walston
10,000
_
Rhoades
Webster
&
&
A
2,500
Co.;-^'—
Day
3,500
Brothers
M.
&
Tucker,
10,000
Carl
—V.
Sutl'O
2,500
Co
Legg '&
2,509
Taylor,
Lazard
Freres-&
———L—
Inc.
Corp.
10,000
C.
Sundry
Inc.
'
in
enclosures, for use in heating, ventilating, construction and
industries, and specialty items such as metal lockers, filing
cabanas and prefabricated garages and storage houses..
Common
3,500
Stephens,
The
Net
Authorized
—
&
2.500
Preseott &
3,000
——_J—
&
Trust
Each
6,000
Boyee
W.
Inc. :
2.500
Co-
Inc.—
Staats
R.
Bros.
Swiss
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
John
&
1961
CAPITALIZATION
3,5C")
8,000
Johnston, lemon & Co
Lehman
3,500
Co—
6,000
&
radiator
electrical
systems,
&
Stone
5,000
195,
class
to
of 234 Russell St., Brooklyn, N. Y. is a
York corporation
organized on Nov. 9, 1945. The company has.
two wholly owned
subsidiaries, both New York corporations, Quaker
City Metal Products, Inc., formed on July
25, 1956 and Dana Metal
Fabricators. Inc., formed on March 3. 1953.
The
company is engaged in
the manufacture,
design and sale of
various types of metal cabinets,
boxes, housings, jackets, boiler and
6.000
3,500
,
Co.
6,000
_L— r—' 10.000
a March
22, 1962 prospectus, Saunders, Stiver &
Co., Cleveland,-Ohio, and associates, offered publicly
$625,000 of this firm's 6% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due March 1, 1972, and 100,000 shares of its
stock
30,
the
were
compared
BUSINESS—The
5,000
Co
4.000
&
Rochester Capital Leasing Corp.—Units
Offered—Pur¬
New
3.500
Stix
Co
&
Dec.
promotion and research,
—
Stein
2.500
,
Weeks
&
share,
a
Increase
an
of
period
as
which
used
2.500
—
Co.—__
&
Scranton
&
William
2,500
Co.—
Co
Battles
Clark,
Co
in
per
Spencer Trask & Co
5,000
&
&
Hutton
5.0C0
.
Co.—_
Jackson
suant to
President.
common
increased
publicly 87,500 shares of this firm's
$4
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
Smith, Moore & Co
3,500
10,000
E.
&
Rothschild
F.
Shields
10,000
Inc.
Hent.z
6,000
Co.——
Clias. W.
•
W.
3,500
Inc.——
Co.,
Schwabacher
3,500"
Co.__
Co.—
Gradison
Homblower
2,500
3.500
10,000
Hamershlag, Boi'g & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
H.
&
5,000
Hopwood
&
,
Ihc,__
Co.,
Miller
&
Gardner/;/-,-;;
2,500
Corp
Sunstein
Hayden,
2,500
Robinson-Humphrey
Rosenthal
L.
Co
Glore, Forgan &
Goodbody & Co
D.
'&
2,500
Turner,
Loston
W.
Co._—
Co
&
5,000 j
Estabrook
The
Reid
Reynolds
The
:
Gerstley,
be
10,000
&
Inc.
Fulton,
&
5,000
Sons
&
Guerin
First
Reinholdt
Se¬
Co
Edwards
G.
Eppler,
&
Union
Putnam
6,000
__
Dillon,
curities
A.
2,500
Dominick, Inc.
3,500
8,000
Jaffjray
Piper,
2,500
t
at
Jackson
Fresident
week
stock,
share
fered
_•
Webber,
52
Suburban
6,000
Curtis;
6,000
Co
3,500
'
&
Webber,
Curtis
Securities
Miller
Chase
area,
Quaker City Industries, Inc.
Common Offered—On
April 12, 1962, M. J. Merritt & Co., Inc., New York
City,
Allen J. White &
Co., Inc., East Providence, R. I., and
Corp.
Co.—
Northwest
.Paine,
6,000
3,-500
6.000
& Co.
Hanseatic
Moseley
York
New
•
•
iw i
Clark
2,500
•
Co.—
Ohio
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—__
Schneider, Bernet & Hick¬
Cleveland
Nebraska
company.
2,500
Co.
Paine,
3,000
First
Bankers
1616.
p.
share.—V.
a
ended
capital gains
194, p. 892.
V.
2,^00
Cook
The
Rotan,
&
representing the
gradual
service
our
5,000
Inc.^---'
Mericka & Co., Inc;
J.
2,500
Inc.
.
—
Milwaukee
S.
F.
10,000
Sullivan
$1.33
reported
1960
Securities
——I— —!
.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc-.
The
3,500
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
V
Co.
&
Inc.
•
3,500
—_
to
$2.63
or
year
Niven,
the
per
2,500
Co.__—-r
McKelvy & Co._
3.500
Bosworth,
&
McGann
Co.;
.
Bail, Bulge & Kraus_;,—w
&
Albert
6,000
l.
J. Earth & Co.;
Blair
McDonnell
6,000
Securities
&
Masten
E.
A.
72,000
Allyn & Co
American
equivalent
Included
Shares
Shares
Sachs V'& Co.____
Goldman,
A.
'■;■. •
,•
Newhard,
4.000
4,000
3,000
*
Ripley Industries, Inc., and Jomar Plastics,
Inc.—Ap¬
pointments—
Inc.—Revenues, Net Down—
fiscal
common
■.
3,000
Co.
Electric
of
company
shares
hand,
view
in
earnings
1960
other
194,
in
Clawson,
additional
below
the
on
4%—V.
up
Stores
the
R.
J.
agreement,< the
aggregate
Co.,
Co
4.000
Inc
&
Rodman
-V.
nationally
Purity Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 3%, Net Down—
Purity
1,490,000 shS.
3,000,000 shs.
'
Co.,
amount of 6%
$12,065,501,
$236,126
133,989
$236,126
(par
&
&
Newburger
4,000
Co.
1
stock
Murch
3.000
Co
4,000
Co.,
Hrviiblower
kilowatt-
note
Minority interests in subsidiaries
Common
4,000
10,000
Milwaukee
Co.———
&
Clark
Hayden,
electric
revenues
of the company for 1961
amounted to $346,compared
with
$425,167,735' in
the
previous
year,
it
was
reported in the company's annual report.. Income before
provision for
income taxes amounted to $10,958,865 for 1961
and to $23,848,501
in
the prior year. Net income after all
charges and tax provisions was
$4,000,000
$6,000,000
1977——
promissory notes due
Non-interest-bearing
4,900
The
—
Corp.
Fulton, Reid
719,307
Outstanding
Mericka & Co., Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Wm. J.
Inc.____—
The
The
year.
3,000
10.000
&
Co.,
First
climbed
of
billion
two
temperatures
J.
per
slightly
were
share,
per
reported
March
1961
Dividends
Pullman
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
4,900
Co. Inc.
6,000
—
—
Fahey,
re¬
6,000
Co.L_
&
Dittmar
Consolidated
New York
Co.,
&
Co—^
Peabody
4,900
The
company
reporting
progress
above-normal
output,"
due
of
year
and
recovery
reduced
earned).
Additional financing details follow*.
City and associates.
CAPITALIZATION
Sachs
Goldman,
&
Lemon
4,000
company's
801,400 kilowatts
to
Hutton
Curtiss, House & Co._^
Davis, Skaggs & Co^
revenues
customers.
Inc.—
&
E.
Johnston,
Kidder,
Inc.—
Sullivan
agree¬
following
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Mil-
highest
according to
expansion
an
8,331
kilowatts
693,000
operating
Co.
Weedon
agreed,
purcnase
the
snares:
W.
6,000
Simmons—„
&
&
the
4,900
Ellis
Co.,
In
Shares
4,900
&
Inc.
$22.50
severally
snarthioders
common
39,793
——
Co.————
Becker
G.
have
Shares
—
Crow ell,
the
1961,
Co
&
below
contained
selling
A
Burge & Kraus
Bosworth,
the
1427.
of
one
during
'■
/
\
6.85%
$41,023,182,
enjoyed
nation
published.
electricity
favorable
a
"However,
shares of this firm's common stock at $20.50
share
per
class
Blyth
April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale on April 3
of 454,COO
customers
in
investor-owned
was
business
Printing Corp. of America—Additional Financing De¬
of
the
Blunt
$100,000,000
p.
&
Allyn
Ball,
$10,342,507.
disclosed
company,
C.
path
increase
an
1960
1959-1963.—V.
years
increased
customer
111
"It
in
tails—Our
just
of
conditions
from
Auchincloss, Parker <fc Red-
years.
1961
over
A.
Intsitute.
shares
•
number
$12,959,531,
with
year,
expected
living
residential
per
among
1597.
p.
numbers
McDonald
kilowatt-
yardstick based on earnings
share in 1961 compared with
financial
important
an
depreciation,
to
to
of
hours
share com¬
common
a
and
purchase
named
White, Weld & Co Inc.-^— 39,793
of
the
stock at
common
1961.
1960
Cash
$9.45
$2.04
$3,458,311 or
was
respective
number
declined
share
on
electricity in 1961—a record average of 9,288 kilowatt-hours
customer, or more than twice the national average. The
report
points out that 76%
of these customers used an
average of
11,376
kiowatt-hours during the year. An average increase of 306
earnings of $4,093,525 or $2.57 a common share. Net
1961;'totaled $242,157,668, compared with $231,131,488 for
with
sales
plus
for
income
Net
the
greater
a
based
per
slightly higher than in I960 as reported in the company s income
but the report noted that the increase was chiefly due to
consolidation for the first time of results of foreign subsidiaries.
pared
common
1960,
program
residential
and
rose
Puget's
1960, the
for 1961
terms
purchasers
gain
a
mainly to a rise in the number of em¬
resulting from wage increases and higher
more
plant in service.
is
sales
of
use
load
hours
statement,
the
with
per
amounted
President
the
report,
heating
peak
Higher—
declined from that of
for 1961
company
announced
company
were
of the
income
of
1961
on
electric
record
new
a
in
Net
end
five-year
now
during
of
to
spective
$2,422,188,
costs
II,
company's
home
•-
Porter Co., Inc.—Net Down, Sales
(H. K.)
and
Kilowatt-hour
to
Mosley
Yeatman,
Co.,
,
,
of
attributed
payroll
Behn
spent
standards
.
Inc.' V
Suplee,
5,000
Co.
&
Co.
Joseph,
5,000
&
Scranton
.2,500
Harper
2,500
5,000
5.000
Co
&
W.
&
be
1961
the
to
ment,
57
Additional financing details follow:
PURCHASERS—The
and
earnings
$3.31 in
previous
provision
up
The
■
P.
share.
per
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Annual Report—
Win-
&
% slow/
Vv'm.
Co.__
&
to
the
for
$52,000,000,
stepped
for
dividends
with
the
was
Sosthenes
2,500
Simmons—
&
Whiteside
Cliace,
5,000
—u——A'.Ji/
duPont
Goodbody
—V.
Ellis
Blunt
— —
Podesta
—
Francis
Clias.
Inc.—
Co.,
for
3,500
6,000'
Blair
registrar
Co—Revenues, Net Higher—
increasing by $1,690,929
higher
original
at
over
increase
ployees,
3,500
3,500
preferred
revenues
$1,910,420
The
3,500
Inc.
L.
Day
586 shares of this firm's class A
appointed
1707.
p.
,
outstanding,
including taxes,
3,500
Kinsley
&
Adams.
Saunders, Stiver <te Co
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,
been
195,
income
net
compared
outstanding
depreciation
Co._
Co.——
&
Hentz
1961
Operating
5,000
Inc
shares
of
5,000
Inc.——
Co.,
JenkC Kirkland
Sons6,000
&
Co.,
&
increased
in
shares
Hallowell^ Sulzberger,
H.
6,000
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Walston
6,000
&
Moseley
E.
F.
&
Brown
Clark,
W.
Stroud
18,000
Weeks A.7,000
Co
&
Becker
G.
A.
After
Shares
18,000
Co.__v.
&
has
1960.
over
$2.87
terms
Co._„———
&
$334,692
Telephone
reported
company
common
has sev¬
Shares
Hemphill,
of
!,t!'
ko'nnn
60,000 wts.
warrants
The
and conditions of the purchase
to purchase from PneumoDynamics and the selling stock¬
number of shares of common stock set forth .below:
subject
agreed,
erally
$1,500,000
par1,SCa'rw? S^S'
purchase
UNDERWRITERS—Each
Rico
Puerto
$197,942
$1,500,000
1973—
1.
Marcn
City,
York
New
subject
Outstanding
-v
-
_
Capital Corp.—Appointment-
Trust,
corporation's common stock.—V.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
(1853)
Dr.
of
SAMCO
informed
the
6
Army
for thermo-nuclear applications und
of promising
test results on
company
17.
William
Energy
Deslen
has
recently
for
ounce
the
A.
Robba
Commission
Grouu
in
as
the
has
relinquished
head
Nuclear
his
position
with
the Atomic
of the Reactor Evaluation and Advance
Engineering Department of Brookhaven
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1854)
58
.
1962
Monday, April 16,
.
.
:r/
Laboratories
become
to
in
for
1961,
oil
crude
of
barrels
time,
natural
the
gas
improvements in
further
for
terest
rates
maturities
b'/r>
issues
-$663,000,000
outstanding;
from
range
3%%
4%%
•
,"/
Non-interest
'"
bearing
140,609,289
6,000,000
.6,000,000
1,200,000
earlier, Jersey's consolidated
compared with $3.18 per
Net income lor 1961 was $758,000,000, a, 10%
$3.50
were
share,
per
net
share the year before.
increase, over that of.
issued
■:
and
vidend
j
the gain .'in 1961 earnings, the report said,
were the increased volume of products
sold, an even greater increase
in
he piouu-.mn ti cmue oil ana natural gas, and lower units operating
A
Primarily responsible for
convertible
C°Product
with
194,
from
were up 9%
to 3,129,000 barrels daily,
than offsetting decreased runs in the United
Refinery
Inc.—Notes Sold Privately
1962 it was reported that $750,000 of this
firm's senior notes due 1977 and $250,000 of its junior
subordinated notes due 1977 had been sold privately
through Michelman & Hanf, New York City.
Stone Finance Co.,
(E. B.)
'
-
/
-
forth
set
AJjAAA"
,
below
the
principal amount of debentures
agreement
the
respective
—On April 10,
names.
all
for
of
the
underwriters
The
if
debentures
of
any
the
them.
set forth opposite
debentures
-
<
-
.
firm
Adams
proceeds from the offering went to the
portion thereof was received
Net
A.
selling
by the
stockholders and no
C.
A
Authorized
'
($1
par)___.l
stock ($1 par)-
mmon
Blair
&
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Weedon
&
Stmie
Co.,
&
Fehvabacher
30,500
Co.—
Co.—____•
&
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
Inc.
&
Eicbler
Cruttenden,
8,000
& Co.—
Co
&
Podesta
&
.
The
First
Lester
Inc.
Inc.
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
2,000
&
Co
7,500
Rvon?
Kerr
&
Hobbs
&
195, p. 859.
Inc. "
Co.,
Inc
500
Rowles,
Schmidt,
220
Scott
&
Shuman,
Smith,
Sulzberger,
Co.
&
Ripley
Co.,"
&
-
H.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
&
from
domestic
■
Stokes ;/ &
The company has
at
$1,400,000,
estimated net earnings for the first quarter of 1962
19%
of
increase
an
the $1,172,818
over
in
earned
E.
W.
the
President of the major
commercial finance company, in reporting to stockholders at Talcott's
annual meeting, said he estimated earnings for the first quarter of 1962
at 49 cents per common share.
This compares with 43 cents per com¬
mon
share for the first quarter of 1961 on a lesser number of1 shares
after giving effect to the 2-for-l stock split in April, 1961. He said the
company's loss reserve had been increased $350,000 in the first quarter
R.
Silverman,
Chairman
Board
of
1962
totaled
and factored by Talcott during the first quarter
$385,000,000 as compared with $317,000,000 in
quarter
of last year, Mr.
Silverman
for
company's
and
the
pects
this
trend
Talcott
and
industrial
an
its
time
funds
to
financial
during
continue
subsidiaries
sales,
services
the
excellent
was
remainder
provide commercial
rediscounting
of
the
and
Co.,
&
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
Co.
W.
Lee
&
Co.
Freres
&
.
850
Co._;—
850
Corp.^
f -
Walker
500"
Weeden
»
100
Dean ;Witter
CO.^_L
&
"But
the
a
avoided
in
contract
wil
cost
the
arid
generating
can
and
see Union Oil Co.
of California,
this issue.—V.
194,
p.
681.
vital
the
the
industry
second
"
cents
10
-
Corp.
low-cost
turn
out
our
of
American
Universal
listed
are
the
steel
and
195,
competing
A,
to
provide
its
employes
;
with
/-v/A
be¬
'
per-
1366.
p.
Corp,—Proposed Acquisition—
stock
common
American
the
on
'
necessary
to keep • these facilities
companv continue
to
nrovide its
customers
source
of
'
mills
funds;
function."—V.
shares
Both
Corp.
■
of
the
Worthingtqn said.:
The corporation has announced that it entered
acquire for investment approximately 130,000 of
Asset Sale-
light
-y
In
-
the
was.
olants .which
the
as
Mr.
efficient
/
Texas National Petroleum Co.—Proposed
the
clause
wage-opener
the profits of the company, squeezed as they have been
rising costs and declining prices, are inadequate today to
this
standing
factoring,
leasing.—V. 195,
benefits
competitive factors af¬
reluctantly concluded that a
have
longer be
no
modern
abroad,
Universal
1,500
that
and
competitive pressures
foreign-made steel.
•
imports of
we
can
includes-
as
a
form
ex¬
year.
production costs,
wages
to
account:- all 'the
steel,
here at home,"
competitve
Wertheim & Co.—850
2'/0
Co.—_
worker
due
-
be
abound
tween
100
500,
.
steel
been
*
dependable
dependable jobs.
500
.
Lercheh &' Co.—
Co., Inc
must
fully
270
—_
&
man.
with
L—_
Co
&
in
has
from
into
for
contract
"Only by
______
Watling,
1,500
Irving Lundborg &
Mason-Hagan, Inc
—V. 195, p. 1708.
which
•
Alstyne, Noel & Co.„ :'{/• 270
H.
G.
1,500
Brothers
R.'-
&
Co.,; Iuc.L—^
Van
850
Langley
Higginson
.
&
--
C.
Lazard
co4_ir—/
v
'/Underwood,:, Neuhaus .«&,'/
1,500
■
products
&
Anthony
.
and
'
:
face of- steadily- mounting
year,
producers
taking
;
increases
last
estimated
a
products
Tucker,
Day
11" quickly fell into line and signed.
'"If the products of United States Steel are to compete'Successfully
the marketplace, then the plants a/»d <ar.iii^ies which make- those
270
270
Tliomas
330
Inc
jm
is
hour
Spencer Trask & Co.^.—- ; 500
I. 850
Co
1
financing,
equipment
and
the first
He said current demard
reported.
&
Co.,
Peabodv
100
500
270
Co., Inc.-
the
four
of
market
labon
It
year.
The
by-passed
Corp.
York
New
Bohn
of
and
Stock
into
Bohn
presently
A
/
&
195,
Brass
&
Aluminum
Exchange.—V.
to
out-
contract
a
the
Aluminum
Brdss
1366.
p.
1255.
P.
Tennessee
Gai Transmission Co.—Debentures
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.,
and Hajsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City, headed i
an underwriting group, which offered on April
10, 1962,
$75,000,000 of this firm's 5% debentures, due April 1,
1982, at 101 to yield 4.92%. The issue was quickly sold.
The
of
debentures
interest
are
for
non-refundable
are
period of five
a
years.
at
lower
a
rate
Otherwise they
shares
106%
from
100%
to
and
the
for
sinking
fund
at
BUSINESS—Headquartered
subsidiaries
livery
operate
in
Houston,
of
the company and two of its
transmission system for the de¬
northeastern and midwestern states.
gas
natural gas in certain
subsidiary, Tenneco Corp., is engaged directly and through sub¬
in the production, r refining and marketing of petroleum and
petroleum products and in certain other non-utility businesses.
Pro¬
Another
from
this
connection
and
for
The
with
issue
the
will
Tennessee
producing
creas
Arkansas,
Mississippi,
of
added
expansion
the repayment
main
be
of
to
both
general
funds,
pipeline
and
to
be
other
spent
in
operations
BUSINESS—The
laws
Gas
Texas
pipe line system begins in the natural
and
Louisiana
Alabama,
and
extends
into
or
gas
across
Tennessee,
Kentucky, West Virginia,
Ohio. Pennsylvania. New York. New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
On Dec. 31. 1961, it included 11,273
miles of pipe lines and had design delivery
capacity of 2,617,000 MCF
of gas per day.
A
subsidiary,
Midwestern
lines svstems—a total of
549 000
MCF.
extending
other subsidiary.
31.
1961.
In
of
Natural
Co.,
operates
two
pipe
total daily delivery capacity of
North Central'slates.
An¬
State
Reuter,
Co.,
operates
a
791-mile
is defined
offices
and
a
New
-r
^
revenues
jnCome
in
and
located
are
The
in
a
company
wide
range
Ira
at
111
L.
in April,
of
Todd
Paul
the
was
rollerrs
and
may
company;
Ave.,
Roosevelt,
;://- {
the company convert and modify electrical energy to produce
the characteristics required for the operation of other electronic
equip-
' v.:"/-;
ing
"
missile
radar and
UNDERWRITERS
subject
control
: S;;
<■
William,
——
The
terms
and
named
conditions
below
crntained
have
in
David
&
Motti,
Inc
J.
under¬
Gianis
8i
Co.,
'
R.
at
38
at
GIVING
(10 cents par)
■
be
will
none
Williston
A
G.
Edwards
Howard,
585
30th
_________
underwriters
-.
&
.
Ave.,
York
New
51,
New -York,' N.
St.,
•
.
-."/
Outstanding
540,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
below
named
Y.,
N.
Y.A: /
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
have
severally
Shares
&
Parker,
Sutro
J.
8,000
Sons_j__
LV.
,
"AA,
,
"A.
"A
'
.v.
Ford
&
Bar-tia
Shares
Inc.8.000
& Co.,
Co.~A.J--_______
& Co.hLA_4__A__;
8,000
5,000
^
,
Ferris
A.
C.
&
w
inc.
Co.____u_
Karr
Charles
■
■
A
& Co.
5,000
Edward. D. Jones & Co..5.000
McCarley & Co., Inc
5 000
Beil & Hough, Inc
3.000
Co.;
195/' p. "55.
■
Arthurs, ' Lestrange
Heller & Co.—:u_A 8,000
Weil,
Labpuisse, ./ ;
& Co.-.-_J—
8,000
&
1
.
20,900
Beane^4
.
'A A/;7{A, A A/"';/.{/!/.;/
purchased.
•-;
Corp.___^_. 8,000
Albert' McGann
Securities^
A Co., Jnc.i——;;8.pOO
Laird
-
chains, supermarkets,
independent retail out¬
drug
and
Gerard
East
EFFECT
Friedvichs
Tnc.____——__JZ15,000- v."'1''
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co. Inc._____r 5,000"
Joel, Zuch & Co.—
:
;
{
5,000
facilities
&
Co., Inc.-^l---8,000
Boettcher &
eo._A—l—8,000
Stanley
7,500
to
chains,
Birr
67,500
;•
channels
Authorized
stock
purchased
10,009
;
plant
pursuant to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement/to purchase in the respective amounts set forth -below
the
124,900 shares of common stock offered. Unless all shares are
Shares
_i_
maintained
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally
the
for
the
agreed,
systems; and industrial automa¬
:// ■
underwriters
Crichton, Cherashore & Co., Inc.—
.
showroom
Common
writing agreement, to purchase trom trie como my and the selling sharehulubis me following number of shares of common
stock, respectively:
the
offices
/A
the
to
'4
in
A/ -'h,
test
devices,
engaged
merchandise
CAPITALIZATION
other
tion equipment.
used
repayment of debt and working capital.
aids
of
general
and
applications, Trygon power supplies".Are employed in
equipment, precision instrumentation, computers and
ether data processing equipment, communication systems, military train¬
Among
industrial
be
by ultimate consumers. Manufacturing facilities and execu¬
tive
tured by
./,: {../V•
and
use
sells power supplies used
The power supplies manufac¬
company
wholesale distribution
through
lets -.for
'
r
will
company
and pin
wave
variety
Long
and
of electronic equipment.
is
the
design, manufacture4
for.hair styling
such as hair curlers and
curlers, c'lins: chignons, hair nets, combs, brushes, A
.barrettes and allied lines. In addition, the company manufactures a-nd A
markets a line of eyebrow pencils, eye liners and lip liners. The com-'
pany?s products are distributed on a nationwide basis directly and
distribution
.and
under the
1959,
Kasindorf,
Pleasant
manufactures
designs,
BUSINESS—The
and
Island, New York.
pipe
year
ended
$101 748,000 and
A PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to
expansion, additional equipment,
"promoter" of the company as that
the Securities Act of 1933. The company's
"parent"
pursuant to
plant
organized
was
York,
principal executive officers
Street'& Co., Inc.
operating
,.
company
company
of
the
April
.
.
.
v
Gas
1960, operating revenues were $554,707,000,
gross income $95,977,000 and net Income $61,570,000.
J.
term
1
*619 302 O" -,
net income $34 007.000.
Transmission
in'n
Tennessee
REVENUES—Consolidated
Dec.
Gas
902 miles with
lire rystrm in Tennessee.
the
of
ment.
of $10,000,000 notes.
the
will be used for work¬
ing capital and the purchase of additional equipment.
sidiaries
ceeds
Cf
share.
per
;
each be considered
extensive
an
$6
Net proceeds to the
Peter
prices ranging from 101% to 100%.
52,000
certain
at
stockholders.
redeemable at the company's option at prices rang¬
ing
total,
sold for the company and 48,000 for
stock
were
Corp.—On
11, 1962, J. R. Williston &
Beane, New York City, and associates offered publicly
124,900 shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per A
share. Of the totaJ, 55,000 shares were sold for the com¬
pany and 69,900 for three stockholders.
'
'
5, 1962, William, David & Motti, Inc., New,York City and
a.sociates offered publicly 100,000 shares of this f'rm's
common
Vassar
{
Trygcn Electronics, Inc.—Common Offered—On April
Offered
—Stone & Webster Securities
V'V
Hutton
Lehman
Receivables financed
&
Illinois
Kidder,
and
1962.
of
E.
The
first quarter of 1961.
Herbert
P. .Hutton
_:y:
America.
,
The
390
Walter
of
non-inflationary,
as
production cost increases that have made it necessary."
390
Co
end
the
Stroud v& ' Co.,;'" InciiLL..:—^
Swiss American ?,Corp'
Steelworkers
United
added:
price adjustment
850
.
Weeks—.
&
in
included
the
"Nevertheless,
«
.
have
He
modest
350::
Noyes & Co.—.
Hornblower
•
situation,
to
•
Hemphill
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
the
Administration
fecting
Co
Price
President,; said that since 1958
prices has not been increased, but if anything, has
somewhat."
"This
Staats & Co...
220
& Co.—100
Brothers
the
by
500
Co
&
Steel
ton
a
220
1.500
.
Announces
—
Worthington,/ company
prior
Steele
J.
Stern
500
R.
B.
which
220
300
Co
&
&
Smithers
William
1/500
&
Barney
S.
P.
100
Agiiew
•
increased
be
level, of steel
270
Co
Corp.
contract with
backed
270
Stringfellew
;
increase^ the first year.t
declined
-1,500
iShearson, .Harpmili & Co. I
Shields & Co.| Inc
850
Co
.100
Parke
&
Chas. W. Scranton 55
390
Sons
"the
&
—
Roberts
&
$6
up
also
two-year
Leslie
850
Co...—
&
Brothers
Hutzler
330
Co
Winston
Salomon
1,500
Corp.
Steel
The other members of the "Big
270
!
producers.
spokesman
go
would
wage
220
:
would
contract,
a
Co
8:
States
company^
new
V" 850
L. F, Rothschild & Co.——7
successful
as
said; semi-finished forging - quality carbon /;
to.,$104. Semi-finished, rerolling, quality
by that amount- to"£8!3.50, and carbbn
steel tube; rounds to
$127.50T '
■
"
•
">ul
../ Last
weeks the/xpi^p^Hy. ^ek.pe. the' firsjt in basic 'st§el /ta ^i^n"' a \
Humphrey
-
Mosle
A
steel
270
—
completed
30
carbon
—500
850
Corp.
Co..
Stone
Co.—
Rctan,
1,500
Kirkland
Hayden,
850
•_
Robinson
Union Se¬
330
Co
&
The
Inc.
,
—V.
Pressprich
850
„
the seven years Union has been active in the Louisiana
area,
16 of the 24 exploratory wells it has drilled (by itself
partnerships) • have resulted in oil or gas discoveries.
Thirty-six field wells have been drilled to develop these discoveries
U. S. Steel said the increase-would affect all its principal"
products,
as
well as those
of its three operating divisions—American Steel &
Wire, National Tube, and Tennessee Coal & Iron.
-
330
{{/
&
&
Harriman
2,000
Bell
&
Jenks.
Inc.
Co.,
Riter
Co
&
varying partnership interests, amounted to 77.5G0 net acres.
twenty-four 5 000-aere tracts
located
on
17
different
.
7
•
Reynolds & Co., Inci—
Co
Reid
Kollowell,
4,500
2,000
Fur.k,
&
Co.
&
850
Boston
&
W.
Pollock
100
&
Hallgarten
E.
Dominick
Southwest
"Gregory
•
Hart,
7,500
850
1,500
Inc..
•
de-'
after
On- April 10,
1962, the company announced steer price increases
averaging $6 a ton effective at midnight. The company termed the
increase a "catch-up" adjustment amounting to about three-tenths of
a cent a pound. It was the first rise by the
company since 1958.,\
•!/
Webber,: Jackson (te.{
Curtis",'L_i:i.^-^L.y--_i3-- ' -1,500
•
Inc
Co., Inc.—
; 3S0
Glore, Forgan & .Co.lblwV ' 1,500
Goldman, Sachs & Co
1,500
;
Durst,
Wagenseller
Co.—
Co.,
&
Securities
Freeman
r
ton■ 4,500:
7,500
Richards
100
Co
330
Dillon,
First
Fulton,
*,500
•
__
&
Miller
HiP
Inc..
,
Mitchumy Jones & Temple-
7,500
.
Peters, Writer & Christen-
Co.,
Merle-Smithy
F stabrook
'
Staats
R.
Bstem'an.
&
&
&' Co.,
&
which,
acres
Increase—
Paine,
330
Co
Co
120,000
on
.
390
-
R.
81
bidder
cover
United
Putnam & Co.——
—Z.. 210
Raffensperger,: Hughes
& ^ {
Co., Inc.———220
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
curities
.-1.500
Evafts, MacCormack & Co.,
19,000
——
William
—"
850
Equitable
7,500
.
Co.-!.
850
Dann
Eastman
•
Paine.
Ohio
The
850
Burr
&
successful
in
..
1,500
Denton,
Read
sale
to
850
.
Prescott
Drexel
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc. 10.000
Moseley &-COi-i,--*.-
220
Dominick
Shares
Shares
Crowell.
S.
v
Coffin
underwriting contract with Leonard P. Carlson and Milton Eisenberg, as selling shareholders, where the selling shareholders have agreed
to sell and each underwriter has severally agreed, subfect to the terms
and conditions of the underwriting contract, to purchase the number
of shares of common stock of Sunset House set forth below:
L'avden.
Inc.
Mullaney; Wells &r Co.i»_ { 270
{New York Hanseatic Corp/ 'v
330
Newhard, Cook & Co.—. -'• 100
850
__
.
Co.,
Inc.
&
opera-.
recent
During
sen;::Inc....{.„„__;...100
Phelps, Fenn & Co.—500
Dittmar
drilling
•Union's net production from Its offshore properties in 1961 amounted
29,801,369,000 cubic feet of gas, 416.614 barrels of crude oil and
condensate and -92,589 .barrels of : gas- liquids.—V; ,195,'
p. 1598.
&
Wm.
Dillon,
the
with
■
Beissner
500
Dick
the
was
ducting
These
Clark, bodge & Co., Inc.—
into
Union
100
330
Outstyinding
-
100
Sons
&
&
its
in
of
Mexico, it was announced.
Union's .offshore lease purchase vas said - to be the largest single
investment in exploratory acreage the company has ever made.
V ;
Fen-
Mitch urn; Jones & Templeton
1
Moroney
850
—
Co
Sullivan
&
Gulf
220.'
■7
F
Inc...
Co.,
&
Common,
In the
or
330
Inc
Bros.
company plans an immediate expansion of
to evaluate the 77,500 net acres it acquired
federal leases
offshore
Co.,
_
Burns
.
Drilling Operations—
390
330
Inc
Brown
gasoline plant
390
,
Inc.
Alex.
an
•
&
Co.,
Bosworth,
"a 222,333 shs.
below have entered
named
&
Blair
&
natural
a
'
Merrill, Turben &• Co., Inc.
390
Co.,
William
Blyth
/27-7.667'shs.
750,000sM^^
222,333 shs.
—
Co
&
Baird
Becker
Inc
interest in
an
The Milwaukee Co._^—y_y
850
...
G.
Co.,
and
1,500
&
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Bear, Stearns & Co.
A.
&
Texas,
& Smith Inc._i._yi^i
330
W.
Courts
tbek
Inc.
Corp.
Parker
Whipple
Inc.
.The
of
$220
Lynch, Pierce,
in
850
Securities
Robert
company was incorporated under the laws of the
on Feb. 6. i
'
v
• to
i business of a sole
origignally established in 1951. The executive offices,
mail order plant and warehou' •
'
3
Ci.(Lnela
Boulevard, Los Angeles.
A retail store is located at 3483 South La
Cienega Boulevard, and a retail siore and mail receiving office are
maintained at 9383 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Since 1951 Sunset House and its predecessor have operated a retail
mail order business distributing selected general merchandise to cus¬
tomers located throughout the entire United States.
By means of na¬
tional advertising and its own direct mail catalogs Sunset House has
increased its business to the o-» r'
W
^ n "
e1'* mo''*1 than 1.500
different items of many types and has more than 2,800,000 people on
its customer lists. The same merchandise which is offered to mail order
customers can be purchase! «*
ir<
i m! s ."res.
BUSINESS—The
4,555
-ner
Co
Bacon,
Stato of California
Merrill
{
Union .will acquire 350,000 "undeveloped
Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico.
transaction,
220
&
Auchincloss,
Redpath
proprietorship
! CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 3, 1962
4,555
Peck
&
Allyn
American
company.
McDonnell
$4,560
Corp.
&' Co.-
the
<
•
mainly
Expand
tions
.
Omitted)
McCormack
Webster Securities
&
White, Weld & Co.—
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
stock at $16.25 per share.
common
s
Stone
To
(000s
Omitted)
Offered—
On April 5, 1962, Crowell, Weedon & Co., Los Angeles,
and associates offered publicly
120,000 shares of this
Distributing Corp.—Common
House
Sunset
of the
-
building in Houston, Texas,
Amount
(000s
.-
gas
Rangely Field in Colorado, from
<v d from several fields in West
the
Wyoming
in Colorado,
by
Amount
natural
of
Primary and secondary net reserves are estimated
barrels of oil and condensate, and 660 billion "cublg feet
located
pay
.
dav
mr
In/addition, Union vwill acquire Texas National's newly completed office
then-
and
purchased
are
.
.
take
to
in
xeet
c
production is from the San Juan Basin in
gas
-
part
acres,
39,799,333
from
comes
fields
the
cuV
million
40
Corners area.
As
•773,651
t
names
required
arc
of
of gas.
.LAi-A. 60,000,000
(shares)
are
other
Most
35 million
at
and
production
and
Texas.
A/.-
•
1
to approval by Texas National's shareowners on
completion of financial arrangements, and receiving
to
tax
condensate
and
Four
until
(snares)
$5)
according
the boajd
Johnston,
A.
ruling from the Internal Revenue Service. /• • /
/.
National currently produces 4,700 barrels per day of crude
Garland
1,049,681
1,000,0000
of the prin¬
cipal underwriters of the debentures who have severally agreed to pur¬
chase, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the underwriting
574.
p.
5%
to
(par
UNDERWRITERS—There
Ralph
1962,
Major oil
to
rates .range
dividend
dates;
stock
stock
common
29,
Texas
oil
v 1
iO
into
4.50%
Common
runs
abroad more
States.—V.
increasing 4% to 3,294,000
again reached a new high,
sales
day.
a
gains
'
v
Second preferred stock (par $100) (shares) ;;
Issued
and
outstanding in three series
specified
barrels
4.10%
-range..,'from
rates
and
favorable
1,200,000
;—
outstanding in ten series; di-
(shares)
5.25%
^
(shares')
(par $100)
have reached, agree¬
producing properties,
The sale is "'subject
May
a
stock
Preferred
Union,
v.
Capital Stock—
PrA?eestimated
Acquisition
California—Proposed
of
company and Texas National Peroleum Co.,
Union to acuire all of the oil and gas
*
••--v-v
.
credit agreement-ti—-l-l
Gas storage
Co.
•
chairman of the board of Texas
National.
Texas National will receive approximately $54 million from
this sale, of which $49 million will be from, the sale of reserved pro>duction payments.
Texas National is reserving current assets estimated
to be in excess of $3 million.
- '.'/-a..-''. {'./;'
"/v;/v,'V:\ ■;•••■./.
25,000,000
150,036,396
"
.
Oil
412,000 shs,;
700,000 shs.
par)_
undeveloped acreage, and related assets, of Texas National,
a
joint announcement by Reese H. Taylor, chairman of
of
75,000,000
•
notes
.VShort-Term'Notes-*--';v-:-
evidenced by out improved
'
-
(25c
-
Outstanding
to
273,893,000
325,000,000
75,000,000
FINANCING '.
PRESENT
TO
for
ment
i-Ji
5,200,000
A—26,000,000
—-
The
$470,195,000
I
•
-JA'/J/Jj
6%;
to
—
"
1964
due
1 "
—_
1982
due
1962
due
5 V2 'w
in-
1966-1981
debentures
stock
194, p. 54.
Union
maturities
——
Long-Term Notes—
■;
operational and organizational effi-
our
--V.
interest rate
5%7o;
to
—
EFFECT
GIVING
a-..'/- ..V" Authorized
Common
-2%%
Debentures—Eight
n
Tdat we have been successful is
ciency,
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
\
series outstanding;
range from
1966-1979-
the
of
Chairman
FINANCING
mortgage pipe line bonds issuable In
Fourteen
.
President and
Rathbone,
J.
PRESENT
to
series
Chief Executive 0ff*cer. an^
0 J?Board, told shareholders that new iecoids
were
also set in other major phases of Jersey's worldwide operations
including volumes of oil refined, petrochemicals manufactured,
and
sales of petroleum products and natural gas.
"The results of the year,"
they said,
were especially SratlJ^
prevailing in the world oil industry.
This competition has called
M.
Welch,
V /Av
L ii'st
annual report mailed to its
said in an
company
EFFECT
Authorized
Debt
715,COO shareholders.
than
more
first
the
and
year,
a
GIVING
com- >
and
Jersey)—Annual Reportthe company had a gross production
liquids totaling more .than a billion
(New
Standard Oil Co.
CAPITALIZATION
director of the
V. 195, p. 261.
Vice-President
a
and development program.
research
pany's
A.
3 000
&
Taggart &
:3,000.
Co.,
-
J
>
3,000
;
Volume
Vitro
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Receives
—
the
for
Corp.
City,
of this Fund's
The
Lake
Salt
concentrates
area!
The
The
from
AEC's
first
concentrate
with Vitro
mill, was
contract
produced
extended
been
can
times.
addition
In
to
these
of its
Spehard
-Utilities
Inc.
*
is
an
".Alaskan
''
;
•: "'tX
<*
•
"
4
-
.
-
>
.
'•
corporation formed
of
recently
to.
Class
,
•
common'
gains
are
under
the laws
of Bermuda
will
long been
of
one
stock
($1
ing
laws
of
to
the
175,000 shs.
the
of
or
to
the
governs,
realized
and
distribute
them
will
the
be
eliminated
Congress
ol
is
if
the
enacted,
income
net
a
in order to avoid detrimental tax
consequences
shareholders. -Therefore, If these, or
similar, legislative
it will be the policy of the Fund to
distribute as
less
than
90%
of
Its
net
earnines
capital gains.
In
each
and
year
J
"
1.
GIVING ,EFFECT
(par £5 Bermuda)—„ j;.
1322.
p.
PRESENT
A.
C.
Securities
Dain
&
Allyn
Co.,
Co
7,000
5,000
The
7,000
& Co.—
Merrill,
The
Paine,' Webber;; Jackson
—
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Bache & Co.—__!
Becker
G.
A.
Caldwell
&
Co.,
Inc
Tur.ben &
Milwaukee
'
100 000 shs
Zenith Laboratories, Incl—-Common
Offered—On April
Inc., and Sulco Securities Inc., New
publicly 120,000 shares of this firm's
common
stock
sold.
:
the
of
can
Net
will
can
be
been
States
these
of
designed,
among
tax
laws, resulting from
However, the House of
tax
things,
to
to
afford
laws
sale
States
resident
to
the
for
of
share.
per
The
stock
repayment
of
debt,
$444,000,
of
purchase
of
company
South
its
ethical
incorporated
wes
23,
1956
Northwest
Curtis
Co
proprietary
time
products and
offices
Englewood,
N.
(nonprescription)
disintegration capsules..
and
manufacturing
facilities
Phillips,- Inc.—___
2,000
Piper,
Collin; Norton & Co.———•
Domirick & Dominick, Inc.
2,000
Prescott ■'&
7,000
Reynolds & Co., Iuc—
Francis
7,000
duPont
I.
Eastman
curlties
Hayden,
Hooker
Co.—
Co.-
&
Co.
advantages, under exist¬
its incorporation under the
Shcarson,
Lane,
Stix
Representatives
passed
CAPITALIZATION
shareholders
in
such
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
on
Authorized
Life
insurance
Common stock
loans
payable^
par)—'Z-Jz
(10c
FINANCING
.
:
—
1.000.000 shs.
Outstanding /:
a
—V.
corpora¬
194,
p.
2490.
$16,145
280.000 shs.
,
The
Co.,
195,
&
Co.,
7,000
Inc.
3,000
Co.—2,000
5,000,
—
Co
Zilkha
Co
3,000
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By JOHN DUTTON
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Woodard-Elwood
3,000
Zil'r:
•Cbisholm '& Co.,
In'6'.,; -il-———-•it
3,000
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
7,009
Hammill & Co.
3,000
Inc.,
Marshall
'V.
7,009
!5,000.
—„
V- Varnedoe,
Space
Corp;-..-—i-i—ii.—
&
&
.
Hopwood
Straus, Blosser & McDowell,
5,000
—
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Kalman
&
3,000
Corp._
2,000
|| (In Your Business)
p.- 1708.
Weink'es Liquor Stores, Inc. —- Additional Financing
Details-rrOur" April49y 41962 issue reported the sale on
This
April 5 of 165,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$4.50 per share through Charles Plohn & Co.*, New York
CAPITALIZATION-GIVING BFFECT'TO-PRESENT
^
''
5%
notes
'
*
.
5V3"'
-Authorized'
.
Feb;
due
i,
Common
—V.
195,
■
Outstanding
$100,000
85,163
'i
.—
••
1,000,000 shs!
•
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
FINANCING
1963—,<
due 1963-65—-.
stock" (25 cents' par)—-
notes
.
and
,
'
us
—
is designed to
investment
proven
full of practical and proven selling
are
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
Weekly columns in 'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
,
345,000 shs.
You'll
learn about
1708.
p.
60-page booklet—- available exclusively from
your business through modern,
help you increase
City.. Additional financing details follow:
,
'
Westinghouse
'
Air
Higher Sales—.
.Sales
excoeu
Brake
-
Co.~President
"
-
-
Westinghouse AifBvak® in
sales in the first quarter of last
Forecasts
-
w
"
,
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A. King McCord, WABCO
year,
President, told shareholders at the firm's annual meeting—Profits,
said!, will approximate those; of 1961's first 'qUkrter.
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first "uarf"4 of" 1952 will
of
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debt were
206,000
over
reduced
that
in
increased
the
from
past
five
$62,879,000
client list
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the company's financial
Bank loans and long-term
in
years
to
$33,673,000,
a
reduction
At the same time, he said, the
$13,625,000 to $20,481,000, an increase of
approach
31,
1.: and
since
ratio'-o'f-currentto cm-rent liabilities
1961,
shareholders
The
lr55.
equity
was
accounts.
how to
was
share, an increase r.f
dividends in this period
of total earn¬
$28.52
paid
cdmpany
per
cash
categories of investors — and their
of $29,-
ryvd'ion
$6,856,000.
period.
from
On.. Dec:
to
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$4.72
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strength and- in cost reductions were noted.
5.1
V
The initial sales
,
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he
WABCO's consolidated backlog at the beginning of this year was $74
million, compared, to $57 million at the end of 1960, Mr. McCord
ported; .Sales for 1962 .are;expected to riitt^1961, he
said.
Obtaining
.**
V.
These
defined
are
and
you're told
develop each of them to their maximum
potential
amounting to $25,183,000, a figure which represents 52%
ings
during
the
period.
•
*
(
of
1961
net
sales
and
percent of net: profit to sales with .average
sr,lo«t en* rafe of.,profit' durin/? the.bripr four years w.a§, revealing.
Thlj
<
in financial strength
and
confidence
in
the
securities
den'd rate: from $1.20 to $1.40 per share,
he said.
the.new rate
on
mailed to, shareholders
The first payment at
March
15.—V.
In
future
earning power of the company led directors to increase the annual diviwas
Wi
&
ey
and
can
their
use
to analyze
—-
attractiveness
on
of
your
various
vital balance sheet
items
195, p.
1001 ways this booklet
can
help
you
be
a
better salesman and
run
a
,/.
r
more
profitable selling operation.
Your
136S.
immediately
(John)
relative
.
.
improvement
you
..
calVilation! ha $aid« shows, that, sales in 1961 were 19%.; less than the
average of the prior four years, but the per-cent of net profit to s°)~s
in 1961 was slightlv above the average percent 01 profit to sales in the
prior four-year period.
\
T,he
Techniques
own-—the
Mr,. McCord in discussing cost control, pointed out that the compari¬
son,
on
receipt of
your
own copy
will be rushed to
you
order.
Sons, Inc.—Common Offered—White,
Weld & Co.,,Inc., New York City, as manager of an un¬
derwriting group, announced the offering
on April 13, of
150,022 shares of this firm's common stock at $17.50 per
The offering marked the initial public sale of the
COMMERCIAL
share.
did not represent new financing,
sold by certain selling stockholders.
company's stock, and
the shares
as
were
•
BUSINESS—The company, of 440 Park
incorporated in 1904 as the successor to
Avenue. New York CTy, was
-general publishing business',
[.'■<
originally established
by Charles Wiley in 1807.
The company's nrin- "
cipal business is the. publication and distribution .of texts for college, >
postgraduate andv.td0.lt education courses, and nrof^ssional books :"nc
practicing engineer, scientist, and,social scientist? and research and books such as monographs, encyclopedias, dictionaries, hand¬
and
symposia.
Its list of approximately 2.450
available titles
covers a wide range of science,
engineering and the social and behavioral - «
sciences. .-The company also publishes-! and sells subscriptions to six'. '
scientific journals and four abstract services edited by qualified scientists.
reference
hrd
the year
consolidated
net-earnings of $822,317,
p.
1255.
•••
ended
net
equal
to
.>,-V
Dec!
31,
sales
of
71
cents
4';
1961,
the
$13,178:878
per
company
and
and its'",
consolidated
capital -share,—'V: 195,
4?:'
I
enclose )2.
Securities"
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
to
Kindly rash
v..
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my
copy
of "How To Sell
I
COPY TODAY
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books
Revenues—For
&
PLACE, NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
Gentlemen:
ORDER YOUR
;
the
subsidiaries
PARK
25
a
PRICES ON
/v
Name
QUANTITY ORDERS
ON REQUEST
150
J.
10,000
Co.-————u
"Sfcfel, Nicolaus
Fay Tftc.4-—-4-,,.
The'Johnson,
Jaffray
1
10,000
;
Miller
&
&
Uhi6n"£'e-'
Dillon,
.
drugs,
at
tax
Why You Need -
3,000
&
—_
under
Jersey.
The company is engaged :'n the
compoun.'in
packirrkig
distribution
and
maintains
Street,
Feb.
on
and
New
pharmaceuticals,
company
Dean
of
manufacture,
5.000
5,000
all
was
estimated at
company,
the
the State
vitamins, veterinary
bill
United
used
BUSINESS—The
the
which, if enacted in Its present form, would
tax advantages and would make
specific provisions :'or
a
proceeds
be
development,
averted.
other
shareholders certain
$4.50
equipment, research and development, advertising
working capital.!/|:y:^
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geographically so as to lessen
be made, of course, that the adverse
factors
at
•
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portfolio
these
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Address
•
City
I
W
;
5,000
Ohio Co.
Pacific
1C.000
Co., Inc.
Co.
:
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
-
Shares
15,000
15,000
Inc.—
all
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
194,
TO
425,000 shs.
Shares
York
eapilal
enacted,
UNDERWRITERS—The .following respective numbers of shares of
common
stock
offered
are
being purchased by the underwriters
below from the selling stockholders:
"
M.
tax
different
realized
the
J.
share¬
proposed
and
and
named
New
Fund
capital
to
required
not
—V.
the
more
has
1962,
taxation
law
earnings
change its tax laws.
distribution
important deterrents to American investors
more
diversify
Bermuda.
29,
eliminate
425,000 shs.
'
-
United
March
$279,340
800,000 shs.
par,)-—
Fund
net
than
with foreign financial practices and the complexities in
4, 1962, Street & Co.,
brokerage connections and arrangements for. the j;
'York City, offered
United States resident
-
■
par)—-
be
its realized
Common
|
to
Impact. No representation
effect
not
overseas
made
rather
advantages
CAPITALIZATION
investments
may
involve certain additional risk resulting
other things, from foreign currency regulations, political insta¬
bility or local economic dislocation. The portfolio of the Fund will be
chosen with these factors in mind
and, among other things, an effort
their
will
tax
respect
are
of
exist in foreign
be
tax
present
reinvest
an
Such
will
the
as
presently before
proposals
opinion of the incorporators of the Fund that
countries attractive investment opportunities that
relatively unnoticed or not fully appreciated by the American inves¬
tor.
-
.
as
to- United States
portfolio securities.
among
Outstanding
due
Stocks:
B
has
The
year_——
($1
in
The
(Including $30,000
stock
formed
was
familiarity
It
\
Authorized
Common
incorporated
was
pursuant to
1961,
Fund
there
'•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common
Fund
or
at times, the language barrier, the lack ol familiarity with foreign;
accounting practices, and the lack of access to informational data
concerning foreign enterprises.
The Fund, in its opinion, will not be
similarly disadvantaged.
• • r.
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system for the fast grow¬
194, p. 2274.
Ax>
and
Bermuda
policy
are,
andj J. M; Dairi & Co., Minneapolis. Additional financing
one
in cash
long
investments
present
legislation
•
transmission of funds;
175,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $H per
share through New York Securities Co., New York City,
within
19,
establishing
of
Long-term' debt
The
investments.t In the opinion of-the Fund, direct access to foreign mar¬
kets by .American investors is| in certain instances,, inhibited by lack
Financing De¬
tails—Our April 9, 1962 issue reported the sale on April 5
;
that
or
offering price of its shares will be at net
provide a convenient investment vehicle for
financially capable investors to participate in foreign investment oppor¬
tunities
through a management informed on foreign conditions and
Werner Transportation Co.—Additional
details follow:
shall
—
The
,
-
suburban areas-about Anchorage.—V.
Fund
So
its
dividends
install and operate a special year-round water
ing
the
Fund.
accumulate
to
from
59
holders as dividends or capital distributions.
The Fund will not be sub¬
ject to United States income tax upon such earnings and realized
capital
gains derived from non-United States sources, either under the law as it
presently exists or under the bill adverted to above. It will not be sub¬
ject to any Bermuda tax, other than a nominal
corporate tax
There
can be
no assurances,
of course, of any net earnings or capital gains
Act of the Bermuda legislature as an
open-end nondiversified management /investment company, and as of
April 19 has not engaged in any business activities..;:
:
ihvestment
-
When
shares.
100
of net asset value
May
on
of Anchorage?
outstanding shares.
100,000 shares
initial offering price
an
proceeds from the sale of its shares,
any
BUSINESS—The
processing
.of $400,000 in debentures
Alaska,\
Tlie ten-year,'6% subordinated;"aebentures are- convertible into 200,-'
000 shares of, the private water company's common stock,'$qual to 44%
Inc.*
of
value.
98%
Corp,—New Investment—
The company has announced the
of Spenard Utilities
stock at
| V:%|;-/'l/lV
y>The Fund is a non-diversified open-end management
investment company and its shares are redeemable at
.
Water Industries Capital
invested
asset
Vitro Minerals Corp.,. a partially-owned subsidiary,
has
separate uranium mining operations in Wyoming where it
supplies
120,000 tons of uranium ore annually to Susquehanna-Wesfefn, IncV,
undeT a contract extending to 1966.—V. 195, p. 1025.
operatipns,
share.
per
the continuing
purchase of uranium
in October 1951 and
the
signed
lor
this
in
several
the
as
gains
„
if additional eligible ore is avail¬
extended until Dec. 31, 1966.,
that,
be
provides
tion
Pursuant
—
Subscriptions will be accepted only
minimum 'lots
have
is
the term
area,
1
-
$100
in
primarily a custom operation, producing
independently mined in the general geographic
mill
ores
contract
able'in the
has
City
'
"
Offered
City, offered publicly
common
of
Grand Junc¬
tion, Colorado office, provides for a maximum delivery rate of 920,000
pounds per year of U.,0„ for the two calendar years ending Dec. 31,
1963, which at a price of $8 per pound amounts to $7.4 million an¬
1
Ltd.—Common
Fund
April 9, 1962 prospectus, Burnham & Co., 15 Broad
an
Street, New York
announced that it has signed
purchase of uranium concentrate
at Salt Lake
nually for each of the two years.
(1855)
Intends
to
produced in Vitro Chemical Co.'s processing plant
Utah. The contract, which was executed by AEC's
be
Worldwide
Uranium
AEC
has
Commission
Energy
Vitro
with
contract
to
.
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.
Atomic
The
a
America
of
Corp.
Contract—
Number 6151
195
j
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l.
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1856)
.
.
Monday, April 16, 1S62
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
CALIFORNIA
Birmingham Water Works Board,
Alameda County Flood Control
Alabama
Bond
water
Sale
supply
fered
April
revenue
10—v.
of
about
3.20%.
3'/2s, 33/4s and 5s.
Other members of the syndicate:
Alex. Brown & Sons; Francis I.
will
received
April
on
until
the
for
24
pur¬
$2,000,000 general obliga¬
bonds. Dated April 1,
Due on April 1 from 1963
1980
to
Interest
-Stanislaus
inclusive.
Legality
Interest
approved
by
A-O.
White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
bonds
1599
were
—
awarded
1 e—The
a
to
the
San Francisco.
awarded
to
Bend
im¬
school
a'gi'bup
Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.,
follows:
$260,000 Holbrook School District
No. 3 bonds, as 3'/ss and 3.20s.
Holbrook
195, p. 1256—were awarded to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller.
Bond
000
school
No.
10
—
000,000
revenue
chased
An
issue
Fran¬
$5,pur¬
195,
p.
Bond Sale—The
$115,000 school
bonds offered April 3—v.
195, p.
1476—were awarded to the Secu¬
negotiated
sale
on
April 10 by a syndicate headed
rity-First National Bank of Los'
by
Phelps,
Fenn
& .Company.
Dated J an. 1,1962. Due on Jan. 1 Angeles, as 4*4s, 4s, 3%s and 3%Sj
at a price of 100.0008.
from 1965 to 1990
inclusive, and
on Jan.
1, 1996. Principal and in¬
Moraga School District, Contra
terest (J-J) payable at the First
Costa County, Calif.
National City Bank of New York
Bond Sale
The school bonds
City; or at the Southern Arizona
totaling $187,000 offered April 3
Bank & Trust
Company of Tucson. —v.
195, p. 1599—were awarded
Legality approved by Chapman & to Hill
Richards & Co., as 3s, 3'As,
Cutler.
3V2S, 3%s and 5s, at a price of
Other members of the syndicate:
ICC.005, a
net
interest
cost
of
R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Shearson, about 3.49%.
Hammill & Co.; G. H. Walker &
Pedley School District, Riverside
Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
County, Calif.
Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Kenower, Mac—
Arthur & Co.; M. B. Vick &
Co.;
Stern, Lauer & Co.; McDonnell &
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Ranson &
Co.; Scharff & Jones, Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.; Coughlin
& Co.; Hooker &
Fay, Inc.; Fox,
Reusch & Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
Allan
oc
Blair
Bond Sale—The
$25,000 school
building bonds offered April 2—
v. 195, p.
1476—were awarded to
the Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles.
Bond Sale—The $686,000 school
offered April 3 — v.
195,
mont,
p.
&
Co.
and
Angeles, and William
ARKANSAS
Bond
Offering
—f W.
Secretary
of
; for
7:30 p.m.
the
school
Due
purchase
bonds.
on
(CST)
inclusive.
Interest
by
on
April 26
J-D.
to
1983
Legality
Smith
as 3'As, at a price
basis of about 3.24%.
group
&
of
&
100.01,
Sacramento Municipal
Utility Dist.
(P. O.
of
$4,500,000
1964
Mehaffy,
Williams.
Mc¬
Sept. 1, 1961.
Dec.»1* from
approved
a
sealed bids
of
Dated
C„
Board
Directors, will receive
until
a
R. Staats
,Co.,
Little Rock School
District, Ark.
Donald,
1599—were awarded to
composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
United
California Bank
ofvLos
"Saunder, Stiver & Co.
Offering—David S. Kap¬
District Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(PDST).
chase
tem
of
on
bids
May
until
17
11
A.
of
&
No. 47
Co.;
Due
sys¬
bonds.
on
1982 inclusive.
Dated May 1,
May 1 from i<>66 to
Interest M-N.^ Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
195,
of
May
for
1
100.67,
1961. Due
1991
5s.
Due
550,000
3s.
as
Due
civic
Co*,
3.10s. Due
as
from 1983 to
1,155,000
1
on
of about
Bond
Commission
from 1986 to 1996 inclusive.
will
receive
East
450,000
basis
of
about
1961. Due
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
bonds
totaling
11
v.
—
Chase
New York
of
a
100.51,
for
by
proved
Bank
of
City,
as 2.70s, at a price
basis of about 2.64%.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chi¬
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; First National Bank of Ore¬
cago;
gon,
Portland; Barr Brothers &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Roosevelt
& Cross, Industrial National Bank
Rhode
Island, ~ Providence,; R.
James Foster & Co., Inc. and Mc¬
Donald-Moore &
Interest
approved
bv
195,
in
p.
our
North Haven, Conn.
April
totaling
10 -r-i.,v.
awarded
+0
a
$1,400,000 offered
195,
1600 — were
composed of
Co., Inc., Esta-
group
Halsey, Stuart &
Bend
5
awarded
and
T.
to
10C.0003,
Co.,
about 3.86%.
a
inclusive.
fali+v
interest
were
price of
cost
Dated
Dec/ 1
on
approved
'
by
1,
1964 to
J-D.
Le-
Chapman
&
'
-
Marengo, III.
Bend
May
from
Interest
Offering
*
Richard
Cv
Bradley, City Clerk, will receive
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $150,000
sewer
improvement, bonds.
Dated
from
May
1964
J-J.
1, 1962. Due
to. 1982
Legality
on
Jan 1
inclusive.
In-*
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler.
:
&; Hough, Inc.,
O'Rourke, Inc.* as
net
sealed
p.m.
bonds.
Due
Cutler.
Legality
a
a
receive
7:30
sewer
terest
31/2S, 33As and 3.90s, at
brook &
Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Hornblower & Weeks, and
until
McHenry and Boone Counties
Ccmunity Unit School Dist..,, v. ANo. SO (P. O. Harvard), III:
/
Bund Sale*—The $650,000 school
*
>
.
Beil
Nelson
Goodale,
will
1981
Marshall,
—
$150,000
interest
1962.
1600
Jan. 15
(CST)
on
April 17 for the purchase of $225,-
issue of April 2
p.
on.
net
Clerk,
Sale--The $325,000 water
bonds offered
195,
100.01,
bids
1600.
—v.;
Due
*3sy 3 'As'. and. 3%s, at
as
of
City
sewer revenue
April
Jan. 15,
on
Galva, III.
■
and
Due
Bond Offering—Milo J.
ap¬
"
15
1977.
3%s.
as
1,
Co.
Bend Sale—The various
purpose
bonds
Jan.
on
cost of about 3.13 %.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
—v.
and
price
000
Pinellas Park. Fla.
v.
a,
Trimble & Mitchell.
the report
31/2s."
as
Chicago,
on
Caldwell,
Due
school building bonds was sold to
the Northern Trust Company of
Freeman,
A-O.
follows:
as
3V4S.
Illinois
May 1
$1,600,000
sewer bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due .on April .1 from ,1963 to 1982
inclusive.
3.52%.,
DvPage County School' District h
(Pi O. Downers Grove),
Offering—Hugh G. Bruce,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
for
the
purchase : of
were
No. 68
road
Dec.
—
composed
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
reve¬
issues
Patterson,
1600
p.
group
Bond Sale—An issue of
County
both
a
as
245,000
Bond
Town
about
the
follows:
$6,516,000 offered
'Richardson and Watson;
195, p. 1711—were
syndicate headed by
Palm Beach, Fla.
Manhattan
a
Legality
to
1976
to 1981 inclusive. Interest J-D.
,
195,
v.
—
85,000
Dec. 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.
separate
bonds. Dated
revenue
a
2.87%.
Hartford, Conn. V
of
a.m.
Okaloosa
3
$140,000
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
Due on Feb; 1 from 1964 to
1986 inclusive. Interest F-A.
1,450,000
November 1 from
on
1976
of
McDougal & Condon, Inc., Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
and
Scott &
Kegley, Inc., at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
nue
&
to
County School Dist. No. 26
(P. O. Mt. Prospect), III.
(EST) on
purchase of $3,-
as
to
as
Bond Sale—The $470,000 schoolhouse site building bonds offered
Hoyt,
$2,000,000 Ciay County road
Haddam, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $474,000 school
bonds offered April 4—v. 195,v p.
1599—were awarded to Cooley &
Co., and Charles W. Scranton
Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.87,
bonds,
from
ahout
3s, due
Cook
3.47%.
April 23 for the
CONNECTICUT
1974
Le¬
that
1
as
1963
3'As, due
price of 100.27,
sealed bids until 11
as
inclusive; and $60,000
awarded
announces
"cost :of
November
on
1973
Offering—Secretary T. W.
Witherington
to
inclusive.
3.09%, for $140,000
;n
awarded to F. S. Smithers &
basis
1963
November 1 from
on
1977
interest
net
a
.
$130,000 munic¬
a
from
1
about
3s, due
200,000'bonds, at'U/price of 100.10,
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
April 1
April 1
1974 to
center
3'As, at
of
as
inclusive; and $190,000
3'As, due
Florida
1985 inclusive.
3'As. Due
as
on
1973
building bonds
April 9—v. 195, p. 1712—
as
cost
November
on
price
M-N.
price of 100.09,
a
interest
3.11%, for $360,000
$335,000 dining
Interest
Bend Sale—The
from 1973 to 1982 inclusive.
215,000
on
net
a
Boynton Beach, Florida
a
April
on
Chicago),
follows:
as
April
1
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
price of par.
a
Illinois
$550,000 bonds, at
FLORIDA
as
April
on
3 'As, at
as
ing $750,000 were sold to the Na¬
tional Boulevard Bank of Chicago,
3.17 %.
approved by Reed,
Washburn & McCarthy.
were
as
April 4—
County, East Maine School
.
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Nov. 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
terest
$200,000
a
gality
ipal
follows:
offered
Dist. No* 63 (P. O.
duPont
about
basis of
a
revenue
offered
3.24%,
Cook
1600-—were awarded to
for the purchase of
$2,120,000 water
about
Agency,
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
p.
195, p. 1599—were
syndicate composed
cf
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson and Curtis, Bar¬
ret, Fitch, North & Co., Houston
Hill, Jr. & Co., and Allan Blair
& Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
Of
$1,250,000
student
union
195, p. 1476—were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance
Dikeman.
Chicago, and Francis I.
Co., jointly, as 3'As, at
hall
a
cost
bonds
revenue
The
—
and
v.
Offering — Ira ' %. Ellis,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 11 .a.m. (EST) on April 24
10—v.
to
Sale
dormitory
Bond
the
County Flood Control and
awarded
Bond
B.
Dover), Del.
transmission system bonds offered
April
ILLINOIS
Carthage College (P. O.
Carthage), III.
Wesley College, Inc. (P. O.j
purchase of $85,000 school bonds.
Sonoma
interest cost of about 3.20%.
Day,
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
of
Soledad Union
until
by
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered April 9—
3.04%.
received
net
Interest
approved
&
offered
bonds
1257—were
Company of
Georgia, in Atlanta,- as 3s, 3'As
and 3'As, at a price of 100.05, a
DELAWARE
&
Devine
Legality
Galloway
facilities
22—y.-195, p.
awarded to the Trust
JRose Hill-Minquadale School Dist.
San
&
ami.
for the pur¬
$10,000,000 electric
revenue
1962.
S.
of about
of
Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
lan,
J.
&
nursing
Bond Sale—School bonds total¬
v.
the
bonds
Kirchner
C.
awarded to
Orange County, Calif.
&
ties Co.; Ray Allen, Olsen & Beau¬
Inc.;
T.
Witter
April
PlaCentia Unified School
Dist.,
Co.; H. V. Satterly
Co.; Channer Newman Securi¬
N.
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $85,000 equip¬
bonds offered April 2 •—
A-O.
by Sykes,
(P. O. Santa! Rosa), Calif.
San Diego County, Calif.
of
was
to the
San
Lakeside Union School District,
via
bonds
$190,-
sold
1476—were awarded to
William R. Staats & Co. A,
Airport Authority, Inc.,
Sale
of
of
terest
Co.;
Stone
&
Youngberg; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, and C. N. White &
Co., as 23/4Sj 3s and 3'As, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
be
Monterey County, Calif.
Arizona
Bend
was
Bank
High
voca¬
March
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $1,700,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive. In¬
195, p. 1476—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Bank
cf America
inclusive.
Georgia
$450,000
Sale—The
tional trade school and health and
Matthews, Treasurer, will receive
$1,000,000
April 9—v.
offered
1982
Wesleyan University (P. O.
Middletown), Conn.
Offering — Howard
Elementary School
Dist., Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
v.
Sal e—The
bonds
to
County (P. O.Waycross),
Bond
receive
Bond
Water Conservation District
ment
Tucson
school
Gonzales Union School District,
3.20s.
80,000
School
District
bonds, as 3'As.
bonds
Fargo
issue
p.m.
pur¬
School District, Santa Barbara,
Ventura and San Luis Obispo
cisco.
School
3'As and
as
Sale—An
the
Santa Maria Joint Union
Solano County, Calif.
,
2:30
for
will
Neff,
Connecticut Bank
Legality approved
Berry & Howard.
Huckleberry
Lane and Boulder Way improve¬
ment project bonds.
Fairfield School District,
High
bonds,
$216,000 school
offered April 2—
v.
Wells
District
bonds
Com¬
of George K. Baum & Co.;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; First
of Arizona Co., and Parker,
Eisen,
215,000
Sale—The
building
1963
$20,431.75
Francisco;
Ellwood Union School District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
posed
as
of
Dean
provement bonds totaling $555,000
offered April 3—v. 195, pi 1599—
were
chase
7
bids c/o
C.
M-N.
Counties, Calif.
S. A. of
&
GEORGIA
Ware
& Trust Company, 750 Main
St.,
Hartford, until 11:30, a.m. (EST)
on
April 24 for the purchase of
$1,206,000
school
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 19'62. Due on May 1 from
about 3.42%.
until
May
on
Bond
Sale—The $180,000 school
offered April 3— v. 195,
Bank of America N. T.
Navajo County School Districts
(P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
S
(PDST)
County, Calif.
ARIZONA
Bond
received
be
J-D.
Bond
p.
of
Treasurer,
sealed
Bend Offerings—Sealed bids will
Denair Unified School District,
school
1961.
interest cost
Vernon, Conn.
Offering—Stuart
■\ Bond
Santa Cruz County (P. O.
Santa Cruz), Calif.
a.m.
chase of
tion
net
Azusa Unified School
clusive.
11
Co., as 3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.94%.
a
Town
cisco, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, as 23As, 3s, 3'As, 3'As, 3%s
and 5s, at a price of 100.004, a
&
be
(CST)
$250,000 school
April 3 — v. 195,
p. 1599 — were awarded to the
Wells Fargo Bank of San Fran¬
offered
•
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Co.; Spencer Trask &
Bond Offering—Gordon T. NesCo.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; J. H. Hils- vig, County Clerk, will receive
man & Co., Inc. and
Barret, Fitch, sealed bids in Los Angeles until 9
North & Co.
a.m.
(PDST) on May 1 for the
purchase
of $1,690,000 school
Decatur, Ala.
bonds.
Dated June 1, 196*2.
Due
Bond Offering—City Clerk Joe
on
June 1 from 1963 to 1932 in¬
Pettey announces that sealed bids
duPont
100.54,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
California
195, p. 1476—
Bend Sale—The $450,000 storm
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate drainage bonds offered April 3—
headed by the First Boston Corpo¬ v.
195, p. 1599—were awarded to
ration, as 3s, 3'As and 4'As, at a the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
price of 100.008, a "net interest of San Francisco, as Is, 3s, .3'As,
cost
Putnam &
County, Calif.
Dist.,
(P. O. Oakland),
Zone No. 9
$5,000,000
bonds of¬
Valley Union High
School District, Contra Costa
and Water Conservation
...
.
The
—
San Ramon
of
building
v.
195,
the
d..
bonds
offered
1368—were
Fletcher
Trust Co. of
April 2—>
awarded to
National
Bank
Indianapolis,
as
&
2%s.
195'' Number 6151
Volume
3s
,
INDIANA
Sale—The
Bond
detention
April 4—v.
were
awarded
1600
195, p.
J-D.
Legality approved by Chap-,
man
&
Chicago,
(CST)
1963
3s, 3.10s and 3.20s.
as
District No. 5
sold
(P.O.
Jean
Bond Sale—-An issue of
building
school
Union
the
to
$800,000
bonds was
National
$264,000 school
building bonds offered April 2
1600—were awarded to
Bond Sale—The
$235,000 sewer
195, p.
bonds offered April 3—v.
1600
awarded
were
-—
Brothers & Co.'
the
St.
Bond
street construction bonds was sold
to the First of Iowa Corp., as
2.60s.
assessment
April 3
special
195, p. 1600
were
awarded to Quail & Co., Inc.
v.
—
from
15
—
Kenneth
the
T.
City
April 23 for the pur¬
$700,000 sewer revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
(CST)
chase
on
of
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
approved by Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney.
Ward 1 (P.
O. Oberlin), La.
Offering
Bond
L. Smith announces
that the Parish School Board will
Treasurer
receive
until '10
bids
sealed
a.m.
May 17 for the purchase
of $196,000 school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due serially from
(CST)
on
1963
Legality
J-D.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler.
Cedar Falls Community,
No. 27
Sale—The $985,000 school
building bonds offered April 4
—
1600 — were awarded to
a
group
composed of the First
National Bank of Chicago, John
195,
p.
Co., and William Blair
& Co., at a price of 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 2.83%, as
Nuveen &
Hammill
and
Co.
(P. O. Benton), La.
$500,000 school
bonds offered April 5—v. 195, p.
1600
were awarded to Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
and Hattier & Sanford, jointly, as
2v2s, 3s, 3v4s, 3V2s and 3.70s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.49%. ,'.,
—
345,000
Due on Nov.
1968 inclusive.
School District No. 1
as 27/ss.
Due on Nov.
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
500,000
1
Central University of Iowa
Jonesboro), La.
bonds
796
&
Glenn Meer-
Dated
1, 1961. Due on Oct., 1 from
bonds.
Interest
inclusive.
1964
to
A-O.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler.
offered
—
on
Clerk,
oral
April
receive
will
bids at
16 for
7:30 p.m.
sealed
(CST)
the purchase of
follows:
$86,000
bonds,
as
$54,000
street
improvement
1
from
1962 to
spe¬
school
v.
a
1963
from
1963
to
Due
on
1966
inclusive. Interest M-N.
14,000 sewer improvement spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Due on
June 1 from 1962 to 1970
incl.
April 1, 1962. Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney.
Dated
Le Mars
Community School
District, Iowa
$779,000 school
building bonds offered April 4 —
v.
195, p. 1600—were awarded to
Bond Sale—The
1967
to
inclusive.
terest M-N. Legality
Oct.
Sale
—
1601
offered
bonds
April
4
—
price of
par, a
approved by
Other members of the
syndicate:
John Nuveen &
Co., Hattier &
Sanford, Barrow, Leary & Co., Ra¬
pides, Bank & Trust Co., Alexan¬
dria, Steiner, Rouse & Co., and
Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc.
Sale
Morgan City, La.
Bond Sale—The
electric
and
$1,100,000 water
bonds offered April
—
Sale—An
sewer
Mass.
$1,000,-
sold
to the National Shawmut Bank of
Boston.
The $350,000 tem¬
1.64%,
as
Quincy, Mass.
temporary loan notes
&
a
Co.,
Hendrix
Inc.,
&
Mayes,
Inc., Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc., Barcus, Kindred & Co., and
Stern Brothers & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.34%, as follows:
1962.
$445,000
as
3s. Due
from 1963 to
296,000
3!4s.
on
March
1
1972 inclusive.
Due
on
March
~
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
359,000
3.40s.
Due
on
March
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
1
\
,
•
J
*
100.21,
!
Brothers
&
Salomon
Sharon, Mass.
>
— Maurice
,
E.
Nicholas, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids c/o National
Shawmut Bank,
Water
Municipal Dept.,
Street, Boston, until 11
(EST) on April 25 for the
purchase
of
$1,310,000
school
project loan bonds. Dated June 1,
1962. Due on June 1 from 1963 to
1982 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
a.m.
ceive
sealed
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
100.31,
c/o
The
First
Boston, until fl:30 a.m.
(EST) on April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $670,000 school project
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Street,
Dodge.
The
—
$24,000
tax
April
9—v. 195, p. 1713—were awarded
to the Houghton National Bank,
at
notes
offered
3%.:
Huron
Valley School District
The $200,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 5
—v.
195, p. 1601—were awarded
to
of
Sale
—
the Community National Bank
Milford, at 2%.
school
Sale
The
—
library
$1,900,000
and site bonds
fered
April
were
awarded
10—v.
to
195,
a
of¬
1477—
p.
group
com¬
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, / Inc., 1 Bear,
Stearns & Co., and F. S. Mosley &
Co., and J. C. Bradford & Co., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of
of about
2.86%,
$740,000
as
570,000
follows:
as
2V2s. Due
June
on
1
2%s.
as
Due
June
on
1
from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.
590,000
3s. Due
as
1982
June 1 from
inclusive.
1987
to
on
Michigan State University of
Agriculture and Applied Science
(P.O. East Lansing), Mich.
Bond Offering—Secretary Jack
Breslin announces that sealed bids
will
received
be
(EST): on April
chase of
until
11
a.m.
for the
27
pur¬
$4,000,000 dormitory reve¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
nue
bonds.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 2001
inclusive.
Interest
by
approved
F-A.
Miller,
Legality
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
Romulus Township
School District
(P. O. Romulus), Mich.
Taunton, Mass.
Note Offering—Davis B.
Draper,
a
F. Corr,
will
receive
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
April 17 for the purchase of $500,temporary loan notes. Dated
(EST) on April 16 for the
purchase of $157,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on April
1, 1963. Legality
Jr.,
$325,000
the First
2.70s,
National Bank of Boston, as
price
Sale
Note Offering—Thomas
Fitchburg, Mass.
water bonds was sold to
a
bids
National Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
w
F.
Kelley, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Offerin g—Mabel
JrJ. Legality
Millerp Canfield,
by
anticipation
of
to
Bond- Offering
Bond
8
Interest
approved
bonds
as
a
.
$200,000
equipment
2.20s, at a price
basis of about 2.12%,
sold
Hutzler,
20,
Chatham, Mass.
basis
of
about 2.65%.
City
Treasurer,
000
April
18,
1962.
Payable
tional
Hampden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
Note
1
departmental
was
until
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
at
inclusive.
Salem, Mass.
Sale—An issue of $750,000
Boston, at 1.42%. Due on Nov.
sold to
Quincy, at 1.38%. Due on Nov. 2,
1962,'
National
the
was
the South Shore National Bank of
temporary loan notes was sold to
the National Shawmut Bank of
5—v.
to
to
notes
bids
Paddock & Stone.
posed
Note Sale—An issue of $750,000
follows:
sealed
(EST) on April 18 for the
purchase of $860,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
.Due on-July 1 from 1963 to 1988
Bond
of
issue
000 temporary loan notes was
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
195, p. 1477—were awarded
syndicate composed of Abroms
receive
p.m.
Lansing School District, Mich.
Newton,
loan notes offered April 4
195, p. 1600—were awarded
175,000
40
will
(P. O. Milford), Mich.
4—v. 195, p.
awarded^to Kidder,
were
—
Note
(P .O.
Taunton), Mass.
net in¬
Offering — Max E. Saur,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Note
Peabody & Co., as 2.90s, at a price
of 100.54, a basis of about 2.83%.
In¬
Brockton, Mass,
195, p. 1257—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Scharff &
Bond
Everett, at 1.37%. Due on
26, 1962.
bonds offered April
Bristol County
Note
The $2,000,000
of about 3.18%.
Hancock, Mich.
North Adams, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $268,000
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge.
at
&
of
Jones, Inc., as 2s, 3J/4S, 3y2s, 3.70s
1970 in¬
18,000 street construction bonds.
1
p.
awarded to Braun, Bosworth
Co., Inc., as 3s and 3'/4S, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
were
Bank of
Boston, 45 Milk Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $404,000
school
project loan' bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
—v.
$160,000 Motor
Highway Fund bonds of¬
April 2—v. 195, p. 1477—
1.43%.
temporary loan notes was sold to
the
Middlesex
County National
Fow¬
ler, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o The First National
from
Sale—The
Note
group
Lafayette), La.
Bond
clusive. Interest M-N.
Nov.
195,
a
Co., and Rowles, Winston
Co., at a price of par.
cial assessment bonds. Due on
June
to
terest cost of about 3.64%.
Bond Offering—Glenn L. Storey,
and
April 5—v.
awarded
were
and 5s, at a
Estherville, Iowa
City
at
Sale—An.
porary
school
Farmington, Mich.
Bond
Lee,
Billerica, Mass.
Bond Offering—Robert H.
School District No. I (P. O.
May 4 for the purchase of $400,000
2001
Shearson,
syndicate composed
a
Harris
Grant School District, Mich.
Melrose, Mass.
Lafayette Parish Consolidated
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Oct.
of
Medford, Mass.
.issue of $750,000
tax
anticipation notes was
sold to the
New E'rigland Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston,
Co., G. H. Walker &
offered
1477—were
p.
of about 3.21%.
fered
issue
1.45%.
Note
.$175,000 notes to the First Machin¬
ists National Bank of Taunton.
composed of Ladd Dinkins & Co.,
dink, Vice-President, will receive
revenue
at
195,
Trust & Savings
Chicago, Eastman Dillon,
Securities & Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Ryan, Suther¬
land & Co., and Mullaney, Wells
& Co., as 3s, 3'As, 3V2s and 4s, at
a
price of par, a net interest cost
Lynn, Mass.
Co.,
Hannahs &
the
'$1,375,000
bonds
Vehicle
Note Sale—An issue of $400,000
Note
Dane &
(P. O. Pella), Iowa
dormitory
&
p.
Union
Thorndike,
Storey,
Sale—An
Inc.
(P. O.
Sale—The $775,000
Bond
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond Offering—A.
First
at the
'
Due on Nov. 1
2%s.
as
1
Pressprich &
W.
Lyons,
Jackson Parish Consolidated
3s.
as
from 1963 to
or
Note Sale—An issue of
syndicate:
J. Van Ingen & Co.,
B.
follows:
$140,000
from
1
$1,000,000 temporary loan notes was sold
to
the Essex Trust Company of
Lynn, at 1.43%.
Dillon, Union Securities
R.
Co.,
Bank
Bond Sale—The
of
Lynn, Mass.
Note
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Interest
inclusive.
1972
to
Bossier Parish School District
School District, Iowa
v.
May
on
000
&
195,
Bank of
sidewalk loan
and
office
by
approved
10—v.
Eastman
Secretary-
—
water
9—v.
T h e.
—
9—v.
awarded to
1
Palmer & Dodge.
$2,460,000
Other members of the
able at the
Bond
May
$500,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Security Trust Co. of Lynn,
for $400,000 at 1.47%, and $100,-
Allan Parish School District,
City
bids at 7:30 p.m.
oral
and
sealed
—
The
on
Sale
building
April
195, p. 1601—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Smith, Barney & Co., as 3s, at a
price of 100.68, a basis of about
LOUISIANA
Bond
May 1, 1962. Principal
payable at the City
project loan bonds offered
April
Grafton,
approved by
Ferguson & Fleischer.
Clerk,
- Walt;
announces that
Council will receive
Offering
school
—
$45,000
April
&
National Bank of Boston. Legality
Abington, Mass.
inclusive.
1982
Legality
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Bond
to
1963
sold
Nov. 7, 1962,
on
Sale—The
offered
school
'
>
Due
Due.
Treasurer's
$250,000 county
offered April 10—v.
Sale
Bond
a.m.
interest
and
MASSACHUSETTS
April 15,1962. Due on April
11
2.91%.
offered
bonds
sewer
Dated
Mary's County (P. O.
April 21 for the purchase of $310,Dated
$1,500,was
1713—were awarded to McDonald-
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
County, in Leonardtown.
000 school bu ilding revenue bonds.
Bettendorf, Iowa '
Bond Sale—The $70,000
street
bonds.
1713—were awarded to the
First National Bank of St. Mary's
Morris,
Offering —Susan
bonds.
250,000
inclusive.
1987
to
p.
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
until
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Legality approved by
bonds
195,
Hopkinsville), Ky.
Anamosa, Iowa
loan
Bond Sale—The
road
bids
re¬
300,000 departmental equipment
Leonard town), Md.
&
sealed
1982 inclusive.
1, 1962. Due on June
1963
will
Treasurer,
$300,000 school project loan bonds.
Due on May 1' from 1963 to
Semmes, Bo wen & Semmes.
Christian County (P .O,
of
Company.
(EST) on April 17 for the pur-;
chase of $850,000 bonds, as follows: Eaton Rapids School District, Mich.
bonds.
Series B
Interest J-D.
were awarded
Bond Company,
Cruttenden, Podesta
Miller, jointly.
issue
Central Lake, Mich. ''
Bond
bonds
Moore
—
Bankers
,'
from
1
$80,000 water
and
Inc.,
Stern
to
Sale—An issue of $18,000
Bond
195, p. 1477
to
Ames, Iowa
The
—
1.34%.
at
temporary loan notes
ton, at 1.37%. Due
Ip¬
Nov. 16,
Lynn, Mass.
*•"'• **
— Daniel
J. Mc-
City
ceive
Council Clerk,
announces
that
p.m.
Dated June
bonds offered March 29—
revenue
v.
.
Sale
Bond
—
of
—
Horneck
1,320,000
Calhoun, Ky.
at
Winchester
to the First National Bank of Bos¬
Offering
Ardle,
$105,000 Series A bonds.
District, Iowa
the
MICHIGAN
Bond
(EDST) on May 3 for
$1,425,000 general
improvement bonds, as follows;
KENTUCKY
Na¬
Boston,
Company,
1962.
the purchase of
of Wichita.
School
Offering
R.
8:30
on
to
Sale—An
Note
000
sold to
was
First
of
Worcester, Mass.
.
Bank
swich, at 1.44%. Due
sealed bids will be received until
Bank
notes
Trust
issue of $150,000
National
First
the
Bank
Cutler.
Bond
IOWA
»
Interest
the
to
61
1.35%
400,000
Ipswich, Mass.
-
temporary loan notes
Rockville, Md.
Claffin), Kan,
high
,
p.
inclusive.
1982
to
County Rural High School
Barton
2.36%.
195,
'
notes
tional
April 3, 1963.
on
Note Sale—An
MARYLAND
195, p. 1712—were awarded to the
Speedway State Bank, as 2%s, at
a price of 100.05, a basis of about
John Nuveen & Co.;
on
KANSAS
engine bonds offered April 9—v.
v.
p.m.
of
—
Speedway, Indiana
'Bond Sale — The $100,000 fire
Bond Sale—The
3
May 10 for the purchase
of $335,000 school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
•455
Akron Community
until
bids
1962. Due
re¬
.
Hughes & Co., Inc., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
2.58%.
sealed
ceive
Board will
$400,000
.
that
announces
school
building bonds offered April 5—v.
195, p. 1600 — were awarded to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Raffensperger,
to
Boudreaux
Parish School
the
Sale—The $550,000
Bond
.
of¬
bonds
School
notes.
18, 1962. Due on
Nov. 2, 1962.
75,000 tubercular patients main¬
tenance notes. Dated April 18,
(P.O. Frankiln), La.
Offering — Secretary B.
District, Iowa
$243,000 juve¬
center
fered
Marion Independent
<
anticipation
tax
Dated April
Bond
Edw.
Fayette County (P. O.
Conersville), Ind.
$500,000
Mary Parish Fifth Ward
Special School Dist. No. 1 ;
i
2.94%.
about
(1857)
St.
i
2%s, 3s and 3.10s, at a price of
100.0005, a net interest cost of
as
interest
nile
Chicago,
the Northern Trust Co. of
5s, at a price of 100.07, a
cost of about 2.98%.
and
net
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1962.
Bank
of
Due
at
Boston.
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge.
approved
Nov. 20,
First Na¬
on
the
Legality
Thorndike,
Offering—Daniel M.Walsh,
Jr., County Treasurer, will receive
separate sealed bids until noon
(EST) on April 18 for the pur¬
chase of $575,000 notes, as follows:
Winchester, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $800,000
p.m.
by
approved
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
St. Charles School Dist., Mich.
Bond
site
Sale—The
and
temporary loan notes was sold re¬
April 4
cently, as follows:
awarded
building
—
v.
to
a
195,
$475,000 school
bonds offered
p.
group
1478 — were
composed of
62
Hornblower
Parcells &
at
The Commercial and Financial
(1858)
&
Karlstad Indep. School
Charles
Weeks,
No. 333,
Co., and Martin & Co.,
price of 100.006.
a
Authority (P. O.
Huntington Woods), Mich.
Bond
Offerin g—Secretary
W.
Richard
Marshall
2
will
bids
sealed
until
,
from 1965 to 1991 inclusive. Inter¬
J-J.-Legality approved by Mil-
est
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
,
.
Bond
the
.
196T
V
from
New
Bond
Briggs
§
Sale
—
New
nd
Offering—Raymond
&
to
March
sive.
school
April
Allison-Williams
3.55%.
M-S.
Interest
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Howard,
Peterson,
LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
Other
members
fray
T.
bids until 8 p.m.
26
will
April
on
inclusive.
Oslo
Interest
,
'
i.
"
■
the
Offering
St.
Irva
Rogers,,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
the
—
purchase
Paul
1984
inclusive.
a
Interest
Concordia College (P. Oi
Ayers
of
of
revenue
1962.
bonds.
Due
on
$1,000,000 dor-
mitory construction and refunding
bonds offered April 3 —
v.
195, p. 1478—were awarded to
,
Dated
15,
St.
Eden Prairie
Independent
School District No. 272, Minn.
Bond
will
10:30
the
1478—were awarded to
Allison-Williams Co., as 3s, 3.30s,
p.
Oct.
receive
3.70s, 3.80s and 3.90s, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.81%.
Fridley, Minn*
Bond
Sale
—
The
Harold E. Wood & Co.
$295,000 im¬
provement bonds offered
—v.
195,
Juran
p.
&
1148—were awarded to
Moody, Inc.
City
will
bids until 2 p.m.
23
for
the
receive
(CST)
purchase
sealed
on
April
of
$112,000
hospital bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
H.
1965
F-A.
to
1982
Offering—Treasurer, Neil
Griebenow
sealed
Offering—Roy W. Olson,
Clerk,
Bond
announces
that
bids will be received until
noon
(CST) on April 25 for the
purchase of $2,500,000 general im¬
provement bonds.
Swift
County (P. O.
Benson), Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
1601
were
awarded
to the
May 10 for the$2,000,000
water Continental Illinois National Bank
until
of
p.
$385,000 drain¬
offered April 3—v. 195,
bonds.
& Trust
—
Company of Chicago.
Sale
fire
R.
Sal-
for
3:30
the
truck
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
and
of
apparatus
Scotia, in Albany. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
School District No. 11 (P. O.
school
1962.
The
—
—
v.
a
195,
offered
1602—were
p.
offered
195, b.
1603 —were
syndicate headed by
group
composed
Company
April
5-—v.
awarded
the
of
to
a
Bankers
of. New
York
City; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith Inc.; Adams,- McEntee & Co., Inc., and
Tilney &
Co.,'as 2.90s, at a price of 100.67,
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., bidding
$2,393,000 bonds, as 3.45s, at a
price of 100.29, a basis of about
3.42%, y
basis of about 2.82%.
East Hampton, Montauk Fire Dist.
for
!
(P. O. Montauk), N. Y. ;
Offering—Frank N. Tuma,
;
:l Bond
District
Other members of the syndicate:
•
Syracuse), N. Y.
S a 1 e—The
$1,480,000
bonds
Trust
y
$2,400,000
bonds
*4
DeWitt, Pompey, Anondagd,
Lafayette and Manlius Central
Bond
1,
building
9
awarded to
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids
3.15%.-;y
Long Island, in -East Hampton.
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
■
Lane.
'•
'
Emerson School District, N. J.
Gallatin
awarded
were
Bank
man,
&
as
to
the
Security
Trust Company of Boze¬
3.60s, at a price of 100.53.
Bond
Offering
—
Si 1 vid
bonds.
Dated Oct.
Lewis and Clark
County School
Helena), Mont.
to
a
group
;yyy
composed
Piper, Jaffrav
& Hopwood, Alli¬
Co., J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., and Kalman & Co., Inc.
NEBRASKA
Norfolk, Neb.
man,
City
sealed
and
oral
bids
on
April
18
chase
of
Clerk*
bonds.
1962.
on
Due
1972
S.
will
until
for
May
inclusive.
Ahl-
8
special
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Wells, Mar¬
tin, Lane, Baird & Pedersen. -
re¬
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
to
on May 1 from
inclusive.; Interest
1971
M-N. Legality approved
by
Sykes,
Huntington
Union
Free
District No. 13 (P. O:
School
Huntington
Station), N. Y.
*
:
.
;
Bond Offering
Joseph DePalma, District Clerk, will receive
District, N. J. -y\
—
sealed bids until 11
Bond
a.m. (EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $4,845,000
school
building
bonds.
Sale—The $967,000 school
offered April 10—v. 195, p.
1602—were awarded to a group
Dated Dec.
No. 3 (P.O. East
4—v.
to
purpose
195,
p.
Boland,
Sautter, and
$495,000
R.
1
In¬
A
Islip), N. Y.
scheduled for April 11—v.
1603—has been postponed.
bonds offered April
J.
Dec.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $2,580,000 school
bonds
gen¬
1259—were awarded
Saffin,
on
inclusive.
Islip Union Free School District
South Plainfield, N. J.
eral
1989
J-D. Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
basis of about 3.09%.
Sale—The
to
1962
terest
Co., and W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., bidding for * $966,000 bonds,
as
3.10s, at a price of <400.10, a
Bond
1, 1961. Due
from
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Rand & Co., Newburger, Loeb &
pur¬
May 1,
from 1963
for
Galloway & Dikeman.
pay¬
bonds
p.m.
the
Dated
1
1963
receive
$98,000 -paving
assessment
to
v
Offering—Alvin
until
18
May 1, 1962. Due
at
Glen Rock School
bids
April
on
chase of $31,000 fire bonds'. Dated
1, 1962. Due on
Delafield & Wood.
sealed
(EST)
the
Peoples
Bank
of
County,
in
Westwood.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
of
son-Williams
Bond
ceive
Bergen
Bond Sale—The $259,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
March 28—y. 195, p. 1369—were
awarded
—
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
able
District No. 9 (P.O. East
Elma, Spring Brook Fire District
No. 1(P. O. Spring
Brook),N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Charles
F.
Hoppe, District Treasurer, will
M.
Falato, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 26 for
the purchase of $2,300,000 school
Principal and interest (A-O)
(CST)
age bonds
until
18
Wood:
"
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Bond Sale—The
be
1,
school
MONTANA
on April 1 from 1965 to
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
Legality
Valley, Minn.
April
April
of
1962. Due
1992
approved
by Howard, Petersen,
LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
Golden
Dated
bids
April
of
.
Louis
y;
St. Paul Port Authority, Minn.
April 2
Gaylord, Minn.
Bond
Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, American
National Bank, St. Paul, Kalman
& Co., E. J. Prescott & Co. and
T.
Cresskill School District,N, J.
y Bond
April
on
County School District
i.'-; No". 27 fP; O. Bozeman), Mont.
Moody, Inc., as 3.60s„3s and 3.40s,
Bond Sale—The $28,000 school
at a price of par, a net interest: building
and
equipment;. bonds
cost of about 3.24%.
offered April 9—v; 195, p. 1602—
• ■
*
syndicate:
sealed
Interest
A-O. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood.
about
$1,500,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 4
—v.
195, p. 1369—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Juran &
&
O. Albany), N.Y.
Offering—Marion
ladin, Village Clerk, will receive
Legality approved by
Sale—The
John Nuveen
Dated-
sealed
(CST)
a.m.
!,. 1961. Due on Oct. 1
to 2001 inclusive.; In¬
1964
Bank
Louis Park, Minn.
Other members of the
Bond
April 1 from 1965 to 1993 in¬
Board
,
195,
v.
Offering—John
clusive.
>,
,
': Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
building bonds offered March 29—
Colonie (P.
■
$57,000
and the First National
Bond Sale—The $433,000 school
Chicago, jointly, as 2%s, bonds offered April 4—v. 195, p.*
23/4s, 3s and 3.10s, at a price of 1369—were- awarded to Boland,
100.02, a net interest cost -of about Saffin, Gordon & Sauter, as 3.20s,
2.98%.
at a
price of 100.37, a basis of
Le¬
gan.
}-.St.
1963
A-O.
until 1 p.m.
(EST) on
Smith, Barney & Co., Hornblower
April 17 for the purchase of $180,& Weeks, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Charles & Trauernicht.
000
Fire
District
bonds.
Dated
Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith, Herbert
Rolla School District, Mo.
April 1," 1962.
Due on April
1
J. Sims & Co., Inc., Cooley & Co.,
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive; Prin¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $870,000
and Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.
'
school bonds was sold recently to
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Demarest School District, N. J.
at the Valley National Bank of
the Boatmen's National Bank of
gality approved by Briggs & Mor¬
,
from
Interest
approved
Bond
April 28 for the purchase of $426,- dormitory
revenue
bonds.
revenue
the Housing and Home
Finance
Agency, as 31/2S, at a price of par.
until
from
April
that
announces
terest A-O.
Interest A-O.
Act. 1
on
inclusive.
of about 2.96%;
Camden, N. J.
000
Oct. 15 from 1962 to
1975 inclusive.
(EDST)
p.m.
group
Company of Western
York, in Buffalo, Blair & Co.,
and' Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.,
as
3s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
on
•
Trustees
bids
2.70s, 3.20s,
price of par,
Bond Offering—Myrna Raelofs,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 17 for
the purchase of $500,000 electric
;
Due
1977
re¬
Canton), Mo.
>
Offering—Secretary W. H.
Bond
Commission, Minn.
Moorehead), Minn.
8
a
offered April 11
1603—were awarded
composed
of
the
p.
New
by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell.
the
will
1962.
Legality
.
Princeton Public Utilities
M-N.
1,
to
Culver-Stockton College (P.
Dated
West.
Sale—The
3.80s, at
that
until
bonds
195,
Marine Trust
May 1 for the purchase • of
$280,000 school bonds. Dated April
MISSOURI
of
Bank
—v.
on
July 1, 1961. Interest J-J.
approved by Charles &
Legality
of
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst
&
Bend
Dated
building
net interest cost of about 3.66%.
$365,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1962. Due on May 1 from 1965
to
as
sealed' bids
July 1 from 1963 to 2000 incl.
p.m.
pur¬
Bank
State
jointly,
3.60s and
a
the
and
Warren,
National
building
3.28%.
Burlington, N. J.
revenue
Sale—The $600,000 school
proved
1601—were awarded to
American
Nanuet), N.~ Y.
Bond
$1,441,000 Series A bonds. Due on bonds, as follows:
July 1 from 1962 to 1998 incl. $2,600,000 water bonds.
Due on
1,444,000 Series B bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1965 to 1989 in¬
July 1 from 1962 to 1998 incl.
clusive.::;
*
„./y
550,000 Series C bonds. Due on
500,000 " sewer
bonds.
Di/
on
Independent School District
p.
-
Offering—James C. Ayrer,
Treasurer,
will
receive
City
•'
par.
Clarkstown and Orangetown Union
Free School District No. 8 (P.O.
Bond
bids in Jackson until
Trauernicht.
195,
v.
price of
a
a.m.
No. 442, Minn.
,
,-i,
for
the
Home Finance Agency, as SVss, at
$660,000 school
April 1 from 1963 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the First National Bank
Sale—The $130,000 school
building bonds offered April 3*—
District No. 391, Minn.
18
for
$1,450,000 stu¬
facility revenue bonds
offered April 5—v. 195, p. 1479—
were
sold
to
the
Housing and
dent union
to
sewer
announces
about
York'.y'
Sale—The
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
Bond
Cleveland Independent School
Bond
3
Bond
Odo-
bonds.
J-J.
Legality approved by How¬
ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
Haertzen.
•:
.:
-• ■";
.
i
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$862,000 school
of
May
until
on
New
Bank
(CST) on April 24 for the risio, City Clerk, will receive sep¬
purchase
of
$3,435,000
housing arate sealed bids until 8 p.m.
system refunding revenue bonds, (EST) on April 18 for the pur¬
as follows:
chase
of $3,100,000 improvement
10
Due on Jan. 1 from
1982
to
received
be
and
Commission
Bond
ceive sealed
Sealed bids
chase
purchase of $595,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1962.
—
(CDST)
the
for
school
1965
(CST)
Offering
works
of
Farrer,
will
Patterson
State
basis
a
(P. O. Hattiesburg), Miss.
Bond Offering — Secretary Joe
&
Bond
National
1.55%.
Sale—The
Bond
University of Southern Mississippi
Norwood-Young America Indep.
School District No. 108 (P. O.
Norwood), Minn.
Bond Offering-^-John S. Larson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Merchants
Bloomingdale School District, N. J.
bonds.
bonds.
Buff alpIndep. School District
No. 877, Minn.
Clerk,
water
syndi¬
,
Manchester, at
NEW JERSEY
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on April
17
for
the purchase of $413,000
Co.; Piper, Jaf-
Hopwood; Northwestern
(P.O.
National
Bank;
First
National
Mankato), Minn.
Bank, both of Minneapolis; First
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
National Bank, St. Paul; A. C.
be received until May 8 for the
Allyn & Co., and Caldwell, Phil¬
purchase
of
$49,000
drainage lips Co.
the
of
Jones Company, y
Nettleton, Miss.
Offering—Holder
Bond
Town
as
the
of
to
syndicate headed by Scharff
Jones, Inc., for coupons ranging
the Hamp
•
cate: J. M. Dairi &
Blue Earth County
-
,
-V;
Brooklyn College-Student Services
Corporation fP. O. Brooklyn), I
syndicate:
building bonds offered March 29
First
National
Bank,
Union —v.
195, p. 1149—were awarded
Planters National Bank, both of
to
Boland,
Saffin,
Gordon
&
Memphis, Allen and Company, Sautter and B. J. Van
Ingen &
Alvis & Co., Cady & Co., Inc., and
Co., as 3.30s, at a price of 100.11,
2.90s,
a price of
cost of about
net interest
a
par,
from 1964 to 1983 inclu-
1
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Other members of the
$1,160,000
Co.,
3.30s, 3.60s and 3.70s, at
^
street
to 6%, at a price of par,
net interest cost of about 3.60%.
a
syndicate headed by
a
Y0RK
Manchester, N. //. 7.y*y.y'•'iJ-'i
a
&
building bonds offered
10—v. 195, p. 1478—were
awarded to
,
from 3%
^
Olsen, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of
$3,500,000
Permanent
Improve¬
ment
Revolving Fund
bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1962.
Due on
—
y Note Sale—An issue of $1,000,000 "temporary loan nOtes'waS sold
improvement bonds offered;April
195, p. 1478—were awarded
The $380,000 im¬
Sal e—The
d
n
HAMPSHIRE
Wyckoff Township School Dist.
(P. o. Wyckoff), N. J.
:
Bond
Sale
The $1,420,000
Note Offering—Mrs. Mildred S.
school
building bonds offered
Gilman,, City Clerk, will receive April 4—v. 195,; P1602—were
sealed bids until noon (EST) on awarded to a group composed of
April 17 for the purchase of $100.,-v Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Smith,
000 temporary loan notes.
Dated Barney & Co., and Hornblower &
April 18, 1962.
Due on Dec. 14,. Weeks,
bidding - for
$1,417,000
1962.' Payable- at the
First Na¬ bonds,: asy;"3.30s,? at
a
price- of
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
100.27^ a basis of about 3.27%;;: ;
approved by Ropes & Gray.
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3—v.
Minnesota
Bo
Le¬
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000
London-Spicer Indep* School
(P. O. New London),
T.
inclusive.
1982
Moss Point, Miss."
-
Dist. No. 345
Bloomington, Minn.
to
Monday, April 16, 1962
.
.
NEW
provement bonds offered April 5
—v. 195, p. 1601 —were awarded
to
a
group
composed
of
the
American National Bank of St.
t
(CST)
purchase of
the
for
MISSISSIPPI
Brighton, Minn,.
\
o
1965
inclusive^ Interest MrN. Le¬
by
until 2:30 p.m.
18
gality approved by Howard, Pet¬
erson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haert-.
zen.;■ ! .jv *v:iy.,,v
." "V
Hodges, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
uptil 8 p.m. (EST) on April 16
for the purchase of $100,000 tax
Paul,
Caldwell,
Phillips
Co.,
anticipation notes. Dated April 1,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and John
1962. Due on April 1, 1963.
xNuveen & Co.
B
April
$325,000 hospital bonds.' Dated
April
1, 1962.
Due on Jan.- .T:
Offering—Sealed bids will
gality
approved*
Morgan.
MINNESOTA
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
on
.
Franklin, N. H.
,
.
„
NEW
County Hospital
(P.O. Granite Falls),
1
Minnesota
be received until 3 p.m. (CST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $160,000
road
bonds.
Dated 'May
1,
1962. Due on May 1 from 1963 to.,
Michigan
Offeting—B. Dwight
for
County (P. O.
Fairmont), Minn?
Bond
Tecumsek School District No. 11,
Note
4
Martin
received
be
(EST) on May 2 for
the
purchase
of $2,350,000
in¬
cinerator
plant
revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on July 1
May
purchase of $125,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
•>;
'
announces
p.m.
until
received
.
that
District No.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Southeastern Oakland County
Incinerator
Yellow Medicine
District
Minn.
Chronicle
Gordon
&
& Co.,
Ross
jointly, as 3.85s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 3.84%.
195,
p.
Kendall and Hamlin, N. Y.
'
Bond
of:
visors
;.y,
dall)
Offering—Town
Michael
and
Super¬
Paduchak' (Ken¬
Robert
E.
Rath
(Ham-
Number 6151
Volume 195
until
Hamlin
2
p.m.
inclusive.
1391
to
1 from 1963
Interest M-S.
Due on. March
April
on
tary
Allen, City Chamberlain, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until
2 p.m.
—v.
.
1
Bank
Due
a.m.
on
Nov.
from
1
1963
to
1982 inclusive.
2,000,000
improvement
freeway
bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
;
Trust
&
until 11
3,000,900 sewage disposal bonds.
:
bonds offered April 3
195, p. 1602—were awarded
Wachovia
bids
April 24 for the pur¬
$17,975,000, as follows:
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
*
1
sewer
the
to
sealed
$5,000,000 public auditorium im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
Fuquay Springs, N. C.
Bend Sale—The $361,000 sani¬
M.
—^Edward
Due
3s.
as
(1859)
on
chase of
April 1
on
1968 inclusive.
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Oswego, N. Y.
Offering
1963 to
,
100,000
.
Bond
2V2S. Due
as
as 23As. Due on April
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
80,000
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Likeman.
'
(EST)
as
from
.
receive
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
$120,000
Dated March 1,
000 water bonds.
1962.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
100.01,
2.83%,
sealed bids in
(EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $425,receive
will
liri)
.
1,800,000 incinerator bonds. Due
on Nov.
(EST) on April 26 for the pur¬
1 from 1963 to 1982
chase of yariops purpose bonds; Company of Winston-Salem, as > :-vinclusive.
V4S, 3v2s, 3%s artd 6s, at a price of :
totaling $378,000. Dated -March 1,
1,400,000 general sewer bonds.
'
1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to par, a net interest cost of about ^
i pile on Npv.. 1 from 1963 to
3.60 %. •;
-r
/. -" • "' •:':'' * - 1
1971 inclusive. Interest M-SC Ler
V1982 inclusive.
-i
gality v approved ' by h Sullivan,
Guilford County fP.,0,.
;i,000,000 pity's portion - paving
;
•Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
: Greensboro), N. C.
1 bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond Dff ering-rrSealed bids will %.- -1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Dane,
"...
^
'
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I jOOO,000 port development bonds.
be received until' /May 1 for the
;
' '
Owego, N. Y. •' * .
••
Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to
purchase of $5,000,000 school con( Bond Sale—The $835,000 public strucion bonds.
1982 inclusive.
:
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«
improvement bonds offered April
1,000,000
airport
improvement
Kinston, N. C.
5—v. 195, p. 1602—were awarded
bonds.: Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond Sale
The city hall and
to a group composed of the Bank¬
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
recreation facilities bonds totaling
ers Trust Company of New York
600,000 general sewer bonds. Due
$440,000 offered April 3—v. 195,
City: Merrill Lynch; Pierce, Fenon Nov.
1 from 1963 to 1982
p. 1603—were awarded to Merrill:
ner & Smith Inc.,. and Adams, Mc|
inclusive.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Entee & Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at a
500,000 recreation bonds. Due on
price of 100.57, a basis of about Inc., and Reynolds & Co., as 21As,
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
2V2S, / 2%s, 3s, 3V4S and 6s, at a
3.04%.
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500,000 recreation bonds. Due on
price of par, a net interest cost of
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1972 incl.
about 3.06%.
Oyster Bay, iV. Y.
,• 175,000
public service machine
•
-
'
members of the syndi¬
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
.
—
■
,
s
•
.
„
Offering—John J. Burns,
Bond
Supervisor, " will
Town
NORTH
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
and
DAKOTA;
equipment bonds. Due on
1 from 1963 to
Nov.
Hettinger County, Mott Public
School District No. 6 (P.O.
Mott), N. Dak.
:
Bond
Offering—Jean Blaine,
on
1967 incl.
Dated
May 1, 1962. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Irving Trust Company of New
York City, or at the Cleveland
District Clerk, will receive sealed
$2,585,000 Series A bonds. Due on
.Trust Company, in Cleveland. Le¬
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on April
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1976 incl.
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
24 for the purchase
of $300,000
Interest F-A.
*
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& Dempsey.
school building bonds. Dated May
5,105,000 Series B bonds. Due on
Cleves, Ohio
Feb. 1 from Nov. 1 from 1962 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
to
1982 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Bond
Offering — Richard A.
to
1991
inclusive.
Interest
April 18 for the purchase of $7,690,000 public improvement bonds,
as follows:
' '
4
.
,
,
.
-
'
v
v
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Grady County Dependent School
District No. 131 (P. O. Chic kasha),
Curtis; Fahey, Clark &
Co.; First Cleveland Corp.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka
j& Co., and National City Bank,
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—Howard
Wyatt,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m,
Cleveland.
(CST) on April 17 for the. pur¬
College (P. O.
chase
of
$7,000
transportation
Alliance), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $450,000 dormi¬ equipment bonds.
Due in 1964
and 1965. ;
tory revenue bonds offered ; Mar.
30—v. 195, p. 1479—were sold to
LeFloxe County Indep. School Dist. >
the Housing and Home Finance
I
No. 49. (P. O. Wister), Okla.
Mount Union
v
Agency,
"3%sf at
as
price of
a
par.
,
■'•;
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April 5-^-v. 195, p. lows:
awarded
to
a
group
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
the Provident Bank of Cincinnati,
as
3V4S, at a price of 100.27, a
'
inclusive.
from
Interest
approved
equip¬
from
Due
1964
Nichols Hills, Okla.
1963 to
1972
J-D.
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
by
Dempsey.
bonds.
to 1966.
Casey,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on May
1 for the purchase of $17,750 spe¬
cial
assessment
street improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
1
bonds.
1974 inclu¬
transportation
ment
Bond Sale—An issue of
Offering—Thelma
Dec.
building
sive.
10,000
Oak Harbor, Ohio
on
school
Due from 1964 to
basis of about 3.23%.
Due
Gar¬
'C';-•.
$58,000
composed of The Ohio Company,
Bond
A.
pjm. (CST) on April 17 for the
$840,000 sehool purchase of $68,000 bonds, as foK
-
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
Offering—John
ner,
District (P. O. New Carlisle),
V."
•' Ohio
;Vv
1479—were
Bond
•
Clerk of Board of Education, ;
will receivevsealed bids until 7:30;
.New Carlisle-Bethel Local School
.
-
OKLAHOMA
& Smith Inc.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson &
^
-
r
basis of about
a
Other
cate:
ner
■
k
price of 101.19,
3.36%.
3.33%.
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price of 100.42, a basis of about
a
-
$125,000
improvement bonds
water works
sold
was
to
the
Bank & Trust
homa
First
National
Company of Okla¬
City.
Osage County Dependent School
District No. SO (P. O.
Bond
Pawhuska), Okla.
Offerings-Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m.
Orrville, Ohio
Offering—Dale L. Long,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
23 for the purchase of $1,800,000
electric light plant first mortgage
Bond
(CST)
on
April 17 for the purchase of
$5,000 transportation equipment
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1962.
Due
from 1964 to 1967.
Pontotoc County Independent
School District No. 30 (P. O.
Dated
June
1,
approved
by
Borsey, Pennington, Village Clerk, will re¬ revenue bonds.
;
m-n.
.
Stonewall), Okla.
Owen, Marquardt, Windhorst & ceive sealed bids until noon (ESTL (1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1970 to
Dated May 1, 1962. Legality; ap¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
1992 inclusive.
Interest J-D* Le¬ X
West.
■
on
April 25 for the purchase of
school building bonds yy#s spld to
proved by Sykes, GalloKvay &
$30,000 street improvement bonds. gality approved by SquirOp Sand¬ R. J.
Edwards, Inc.,
■j~\. Minot Special School District,
pifcepciahA
•
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-uVv
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 ers & Dempsey..
North Dakota
>; '
-v
YukonyOhta)
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
Pembroke Fire District (P .O.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Portsmouth, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $170,000 bonds
terest J-D. Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Corfu), N. Y.
be received until May 1 for the
offered April 3—v. 195, p. 1603—
Peek,: Shaffer & Williams.
be received until noon (EST) on
Bond
Offering—Clair Lennon,
of
$1,700,000
school
Legality
,
•
•
•
■
purchase
building bonds.
will "receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
District
Secretary,
Walsh County,
April 17 for the purchase of $40,000 fire apparatus and equipment
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due
July 1
proved
by
(Wood.
'
Hawkins, Delafield
,
Adams Public
Adams), N. Dak.
i:::
%
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
from
be
received
until
May
16 for the
purchase of $196,500 school bonds.
&
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'
OHIO
:
Akron,Ohio
$263,000 gen¬
Bond Offering—Neal L. Heintz,
eral improvement bonds offered -Director of Finance will receive
April 4—v.
195, * p.
1602—-were sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
^awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons & April 30 for the purchase of $3,Co., Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson & 009,000 expressway System bonds.
Co., jointly, as -2:80s, at a price Dated March 1, 1962.
Due on
of 100.17, a basis of about 2.77%.
Sept.. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
sive.
Interest M-S.
Legality ap¬
Port' of New York Authority, N. Y.
proved. by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Sale—The
Bond
To
■■■••?
Sell
sioners
Bonds—The
Commis¬
April 12 authorized the
issuance of $50,000,000 bonds, the
proceeds to be used in connection
with capital improvement projects
headed
cate
the
Northern
Trust
Company of Chicago, as
23/4s, at a price of 100.45, a basis
*
Rochester, N. Y.
N
o
t
e
S
a
loan
notes totaling $7,013,750 were sold
recently to
the Security Trust
Company of Rochester, at 1.56%,
plus
a
premium of $129.
<
Tarrytown, N. Y.
>
Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of
$78,000 parking area bonds. Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962
to
1967
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Trust Company, in Tarrytown. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
and interest
Defiance College (P.O.
County (P. O.
Lexington), N. C.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$300,000
Nov. 1
2,000,000
Nov.
1
by
revenue
and
offered
bonds
refunding
April
Bond
Offering,
Michael
—
;>
v
Orenic, Jr., City Auditor, will re-"
noon (EST)
4—
195, p. 1479—were sold to fhe
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3V2S, at a price of par.
v.
on
Dec.
1
from
1, 1962. Due
1963
by
Dempsey.
Squire,
1972
in¬
Legality
Sanders
clusive. Interest J-D.
proved
to
ap¬
&
of Oklahoma City.
sanitary sewer bonds to
the City National
Bank &
Trust Company of Oklahoma
City.
pany
OREGON
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Bond
Sale—The $125,000 water
bonds offered April 4—v. 195, p>
1603—were awarded to the First
Bank
Portland.
of V Oregon,
in
'-v;:*A.i
Morrow
County School District
(P. O. Heppner), Ore.
No. R-l
V
Bond Sale—The $870,000 school
bonds offered April 2r—v. 195, p.
1479—were
awarded
to a syndi¬
by the First National
Bank of Oregon, in Portland, as
cate headed
3%s, 3%s, and 4s, at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
Other
Ohio
—
members
of
the
syndi¬
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
& Smith Inc.; Pacific North¬
cate:
ner
Bond Offering
$.690,000 county
\
Gearhart, Ore.
3.32%.
Toledo-Lucas County Port
Authority (P. O. Toledo),
,v Bond Sale—The
First
G.
ceive sealed bids until
bonds. Dated March
the
70,000
National
Strut hers, Ohio
to
National Bank & Trust Com¬
County (P. O. Eaton), Ohio
$340,000 county
April 26 for the purchase of
$110,000
street
improvement
$455,000 dormi¬
tory-construction
Due
bonds.
on
price
of
Nov.
on
1981
1
from
1963
to
inclusive.
a
basis
Louis C.
1, 1962. Due
Mahoning County (P. O.
of
Board
1
from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
missioners,
of
will
1987 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Le¬
Nov.
1
Dated
June
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
from 1963 to 1972
ers & Dempsey.
;
1,
1962.
Interest
*
Mayfield City School District, Ohio
Bond
M-N,
Sale—The
$2,000,000
school improvement bonds offered
.Cleveland, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
;
Edward
April
•
195, p. 1371—were
syndicate headed by
Field; Richards & Co,, as 3%s, at
10—v.
C. 'awarded to
Knuth, Director of Finance, will
a
Toledo
Bond
on
Dec. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
by
Dempsey.
Offering—John C. Cox,
County Com¬
receive sealed
Nov. 1 from
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
625,000 park and recreation 23 for the
purchase of $587,200
bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from
Poland Sewer District Improve¬
1963 to 1987 inclusive.
ment No. 4 bonds. Dated April 15,
300,000 sewer bonds. Due on Nov. 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963 to
on
1963 to 1987 incl.
1984
proved
Youngstown), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
airport bonds. Due
1,000,000
bonds, Series B. Dated May
of about
to
from 1963 to 1987 incl.
Due
100.29,
2.44%.
public building bonds.
1,775,000
on
funding
school
bonds
offered
April 3 — v. 195, p. 1602 — were
awarded to the Trust Company of
Georgia, in Atlanta, and McDaniel,
Lewis & Co., jointly, at a price of
Preble
Columbus), Ohio
Flick,
from 1963 to 1982 incl.
water
inclusive.
re¬
Legality approved
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
on
30.0,000 street lights bonds. Due
Davidson
J-D.
Franklin County (P.O.
Bond Offering—James G.
•
NORTH CAROLINA
est
system
sewer
bonds
revenue
bonds.
follows:
west Co.; Dean W i 11 er & Co.;
Purdey, Secretary of Board of Atkinson & Co.; June S. Jones &
Director of Finance will receive building improvement bonds of¬
Directors, will receive sealed bids Co.; Chas. N:
sealed bids until noon (EST) on fered April 11—v. 195, p. 1479—
Tripp & Co.; Blankuntil 11 a.m. (EST) on April 26
May 9 for the purchase of $10,- were awarded to the Continental
enship, Gould & Blakely, Inc.,
for the purchase of $900,000 Port
Illinois National Bank
& Trust
and Hess & McFaul.
000,000 bonds, as follows:
Company of Chicago, as 2V2S, at a Authority Facility No. 1 improve¬
$4,000,000 hospital bonds. Due on
ment
Washington and Yamhill
•
.
Bond Offering—Robert Byrnes,
area)
195, p.
1370—were -awarded to
Hay den, Miller & Co., and Fahey,
Clark & Co., jointly, as, 2%, at a
price of 100.17, a basis of about
2.85%.
*
'
'
.v'% Cincinnati, Ohio
:x
1 e—Temporary
parking
as
sanitary
home bonds offered March 29—v.
about 3.55%.
3—v.
and
LaGuardia Airports. Authority of¬
-
members y of the
Trust Co.,
Bankers
Bond Sale—The
dictate the sale date of the bonds.
International
and
awarded
$100,000
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive. Inter¬
syndi¬
Bedford, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $350,000 munic¬
house
were
Bond Sale—The
Defiance), Ohi.o
ficials said market conditions will
York
by
April 27 for the purchase of $20,000 improvement (county court¬
of New
York; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith Inc.; John Nuveen &
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion; Paine, Webber, Jackson' &
Curtis; Trust Company of Geor¬
gia, Atlanta; Laidlaw & Co.; The
Illinois
Company,
and
Ry* a n,
Sutherland & Co.
cate:
Dempsey.
ipal building bonds offered April
195, p. 1370—were awarded
to Field, Richards & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of
100.68, a basis of
New
at
im¬
provement bonds totaling $8,000,000 offered April
11—v. 195, p.
1479—were awarded to a syndi¬
on
y
various
of about 2.70%.
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
.
-
Sale—The
Other
-
■:
•
Dayton, Ohio
;
Bond
School District No. 128 (P. O.
1962 to 1971 in¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
on
■:-i\
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
ap¬
High School
(P. O.
Hillsboro), Ore.
District No. 3JT-8JT
&
Sale
Bond
City School District, Ohio
Offering
Counties Union
—
W. C. Slater,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
school
bonds
—
The $2,315,000
offered
April
5—v.
195, p. 1603—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
receive sealed bids land, as
2%s, 2%s, 2%s, 3s, 3%s,
(EST) on May 1 for 5s and 6s, at a price of 100.004, a
purchase of $4,000,000 school net interest cost of about 3.05%.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
Other members of the syndicate:
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
Harris Trust &
Savings Bank,
Interest A-O. Legality approved
Chicago, Pacific National Bank,
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Seattle, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Pacific North¬
Willoughby, Ohio
west Co.,
Dean Witter & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $425,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds offered April 9 Foster & Marshall, June S. Jones
—v.
195, p. 1714—were awarded Atkinson & Co., Foster & Mar¬
to Stranahan, Harris & Co., and shall, June S. Jones & Co., Chas.
Curtiss, House & Co„ as 3%s, at a N. Tripp & Co., Blankenship,
cation,
until
will
noon
the
.
Gould
Bond
Wickiup Water District (P. O.
Astoria), Oregon
V; Bonds Not Sold
The $65,000
bonds offered April
water revenue
4—v.
195,
—
1603—were not sold.
p.
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown
Authority, Pa.
Offering—Secretary John
Bond
Stephen announces that sealed
bids will be received until 11 a.m.
G.
on
of
L. Williams
Sale—The
Bond
station
bids will
$125,000
and
jail
bonds
3—v.
195,
fire
p.
offered
1480—were
awarded to Dittmar & Co., and
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., as 3.70s,
April
SOUTH CAROLINA
////
/}
Independent
house
3V2s, at
as
a
price of par.
Greensburg, Pa.
Bond
Offering—James
City
sealed
bids until 7:30
April
on
receive
(EST)
p.m.
the purchase
for
24
Sea-
K.
will
Clerk,
crist,
of
$135,000 improvement bonds.
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
Dated
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Inter¬
from
M-N.
est
Legality
approved
by
Simons.
Hilltown
Galveston), Texas
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Offering — Mayor W. E.
Cameron
announces
that sealed
bids will be received until noon
Bond
April 24 for the pur¬
chase
of $200,000 sewer system
improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
(EST)
1962.
on
Due
County, Easley Central
(P. 0.
Morris), S. C.
bonds
chased
via
was
pur¬
sale on
syndicate composed
Sherrerd, Dolphin &
Co., Yarnall, Biddle & Co., and
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., as
April 2 by
negotiated
a
of Butcher &
until
received
be
of $900,000 water sys¬
tem bonds. /Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on June 1 from 1967 to 1997
inclusive.
3s. Due
45,000
3V8s.
as
on
May 1, 1969.
Due
on
May
1,
1972.
80,000
3%s.
as
Due
on
May
1,
1977.
May 1,
as
3.55s. Due on
as
3.80s.
on
April 23 for the purchase of $142,000
water
system
construction
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
from
as 3.40s.
from 1963 to
205,000
1975 to
Wink
Due
on
May
Carter
1,
County (P. O.
Sale—The
Bond
$1,081,000
Principal
school bonds offered April 9—V.
and interest (M-N) payable at the
195, p. 1603—were awarded to a
Bucks County Bank & Trust Com¬
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
pany
of
Reading.
Legality ap¬
Ingen & Co., at a price of 100.01, a
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
May
1962.
1,
interest
net
Munson.
as
St. Francis
College (P. O.
Sale—The
dor¬
mitory-dining hall revenue bonds
offered April 2—v. 195, p. 1479—
were
sold
to
the
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as
a
price of
3V2S, at
par.
$30,000
NOTICE"
31/4s.
011
Sept.
1975
inclusive.
3.70s.
as
1976
from
Due
1986
to
on
Sept. 1
inclusive.
the syndi¬
Corporation;
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams
& Purcell, Inc.; Lucien L. Bailey
&
Co.; J. Osborn Wood & Co.;
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co.; First
Knoxville Corp.;
Channer New¬
man Securities Co., and Robert L.
First
U.
Offering—W.
the
W.
purchase
of
improvement
May 1, 1962. Due
al
1964 to
1 from
11
Lake County
DISTRIBUTION
declared
a
cash
tion of nine cents
share
to
8
at
on
distribu¬
(9$)
the
of
business,
April 30, 1962, payable
on
May 21, 1962.
Jerome Wishner
President
Chairman,
$230,000
bonds.
May
on
In¬
198L
Pulaski, Tenn.
Sale—The
$600,000
elec¬
tric system revenue bonds offered
3—v.
new york
awarded
N. Algee,
will receive
a.m. (CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $840,school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1961.
Due serially from 1965 to
April
16, n.y.
rities
to
195,
the
1480—were
Equitable Secu¬
Corporation
Landstreet
jointly,
for the
15
various
as
p.
and
Clark,
Kirkpatrick, Inc.,
2.80s, 3s and 3.20s, at a
&
Fund
the
to
for
the
cently
jointly.
O.
Jefferson, Kickapoo, Liberty,
Sterling and Webster Joint
(MST)
purchase
on
of
School District No. 1
First
-
National
Bond
until
April
26
receive
(PST)
purchase of
11
1964 to
inclusive.
1982
1963
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
Snohomish County,
Water District
—
able
the
at
bids will be received until
announces
195,
April
5—
1372—were awarded to
composed of John NuCo.; Barret, Fitch, North
p.
group
&
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co., at a
price of 97.05, a net interest cost
of about 3.34%, as follows:
1968
to
and
from
inclusive.
1981
Due
April
on
April
21
Hudon, Ltd.,
at
that
for
Jef¬
frey, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
purchase
of
$795,000 sewage disposal system
general obligation bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
1963 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
for
and interest
Montpelier
the
to
a
group
Provinciale
as
5s, 5V4S and 5 V2s,;
<
/ 1
Pointe-Claire, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
to
improvement bonds
syndicate headed
*
$1,200,-
was
sold
the
Canadienne Nationale, at
price of 98.58, a net interest cost
.
a
by
Banque
a
5.56%,
$439,000
as
761,000
as
5s.
S^s.
1973
follows:
Due
1963 to
as
from
1,
to
May
on
000
9—v.
Due
1977
May
on
a
offered
p.
of
Bank,
in
3V2S.
as
625,000
3s.
as
from
355,000
Due
on
April 1
1963 to 1967 inclusive,
1968
625,000
April
to
1976
on
1979
April 1,
1978.
3V8s.
to
April 1
Due
on
1981
inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Bond
Co.;
bonds
was
*
$3,000,-
sold
to
a
composed of A. E. Ames &
Wood,
Gundy &
Canada; J.
Co.;
Royal
Boulet,
Ltd., and Belanger, Inc., as 5s, at
a price
of 96.25, a basis of about
Bank
of
C.
5.44%.
St. Leonard de Port Maurice, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $767,000
various
improvement bonds was
a
syndicate headed by
Banque Provinciale du Canada, as
5s and 5V2S, at a price of 96.76, a
sold
to
net interest cost of about 5.95%.
Other
1
inclusive,
Due
and
as
from
on
3.10s.
as
1977
Due
1
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of
school
group
1604—were
syndicate composed
195,
to
awarded
'<
$1,800,000
bonds
revenue
sewer
April
*
1
1972 inclusive.
Quebec Catholic School
Bond
VIRGINIA
Sale—The
Bond
(M-N) payable at the
National
Banque
price of 98.60.
a
1982.
$195,000
Montpelier, Vt.
Offering—Robert L.
18
sold
was
Canada, Durocher, Rodrigue &
Co., Ltd., and Morgan, Ostiguy &
from
Due on April 1
to
Is.
as
of
du
1974.
1975
120,000
from
April
/§
QUEBEC
of about
Due on April 1
3.40s.
as
inclusive.
1972
3V4S.
as
725,000
Due on April 1
3%s.
as
follows:
Bond
pay¬
Bank
approved
\, CANADA
,
Co.; Coughlin & Co., Inc., and
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; B. J.
the purchase of $710,000 housing Van Ingen & Co., Inc.; Goodbody
&
revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Co.; Fahnestock & Co., and
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 2001 Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality Inc., at a price of 100.01, a net
approved by Chapman & Cutler. interest cost of about 3.09%, as
on
April
National
Viroqua;
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler.
composed
$1,430,000 water
offered
bonds
revenue
' ■■:: ?"• ;■/. V /.
Secretary L.
Neuberger
(MST)
First
in
school bonds
Wash.
Huntington, W. Va.
sealed
a.m.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Commission, Que.
Mark
10
Due
Pincourt School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $480,000
Alderwood
(P. O. Aider-
wood Manor),
Applied Science (P. O.
Offering
pur¬
Starin & Ellis.
of Agricul¬
Logan), Utah
/.//. /
p.m.
the
school
1982
to
7:30
for
Principal and interest (A-O)
$6,000,000 school bonds..
Bond
$225,000
April 1, 1962.
from
In¬
terest M-N.
Preston,
until
19
a.m.
the
for
April
on
of
Dated
1
bids
sealed
(CST)
will
Treasurer,
Offering—Henry HenDistrict Clerk, will re¬
drickson,
chase
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
on
(P. O. Viroqua), Wis.
ceive
bids
Com¬
Hayden & Co.,
Viroqua (City), Viroqua, Coon,
Franklin, Hamburg, Harmony,
King County, South Central School
District No. 406 (P. O.
County
Milwaukee
The
to
and Harley,
pany
bonds.
Seattle
1973
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
19
p.m.
Bank.
Utah
April
Erholm,
sealed
(PST)
on
receive
Sale—The $233,600
180,000
City School District,
Sylvan (Towns) Joint
// Richland Center), Wis.
Bond Sale—An issue of $295,000
school
bonds
was
sold
re¬
County, Richland School
$405,000
be received until 4 p.m.
(City), Buena
Vista, Henrietta, Marshall,
school
building bonds offered March 29
—v.
195, p. 1480—were awarded
&
VERMONT
000
Bond
156
Benton
Offering—Paul
County
375 fifth avenue
A KJillCW OWNED REAL ESTATE COMPANY
No.
from
Salt Lake
will
7:30
April 17 for the purchase of $113,000
Local
Improvement District
v.
(P.O. T iptonville),
per
the Class A Stock
close
Bond
May
purchase of $11,500,000
improvement bonds.
Mynatt,
1982 inclusive.
sealed bids until 11
Shareholders of Record
April 1
City, Utah
until
received
Richland Center
and
Offering—Diane
Clerk,
until
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Tennessee
The Board of Directors has
on
Legality
Orion, Richland, Rockbridge
Anacortes, Wash.
1
inclusive.
A-O.
Quarles, Herriott &
School District No. 2 (P.O.
veen
ture and
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
CONSECUTIVE
April
Interest
by
Clemons.
WASHINGTON
inclusive.
Due
Utah State University
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May
Dated
MONTHLY
school
1974
to
Interest
1716.
p.
WEST
Co.
&
195,
—v.
UTAH
S.
/-Gatlinburg, Tenn.
for
approved
from
on
1968
Bond
inclusive.
of
members
Other
g e n e r
TH
1969
Salt Lake
Sept. 1
terest M-N.
a
Due
to
2.90s.
as
1,
1972 to
from
845,000
Bond
OF AMERICA
Due
on
2
1963
from
1971.
Due
,
CORPORATION
235,000
3.66%,
3s.
as
(P. O. Owen), Wis.
Offering—Clerk
the
J-J.
a
as
Conners
THE FIRST REPUBLIC
about
of
206,000 as 3V2S.
cate:
DIVIDEND
cost
1970 and
$950,000
Independent School
from
of
$400,000
school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
follows:
Loretto), Pa.
Bond
inclusive.
1982
building bonds offered April 3—v.
195, p.
1604—were awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
Dittmar & Co., as follows:
$35,000
office
inclusive.
1982
to
sealed
April 1
on
Sale—The $270,000
Bond
Elizabethtcn), Tenn.
2002.
Dated
1
District, Texas
TENNESSEE
/ 1987.
560,000
3.40s. Due
as
April
1974 inclusive.
from 1966 to
from
on
School District No. 1
Legality
approved
by
Hunton,
Williams, Gay, Powell & Gibson.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of April 9
1965 inclusive.
Due
the
at
Company,
Due on April 1
3s.
as
315,000
1982. Interest J-D.
1963 to
Southwest
Longwood, Reseburg, Withee
(Towns) Joint
and Maplehurst
Cross,
Edgar
Treasurer, Room 101, Fi¬ Albert announces that sealed bids
Building, Capitol Square, will be received by the School
Richmond, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Board until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
April 24 for the purchase of 25 for the purchase of $990,000
$3,000,000 school bonds. Dated Jan. school bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 Due on Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1981
Bond
follows:
as
/
Prosser), Wash.
195, p. 1604—were awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
First
B.
District No. 400 (P.
v.
1982.
120,000
(City), Withee (Village),
Hixon, Hoard, Green Grove,
.
,
,
to
$550,000 school
offered April 3—
$30,000
(CST)
be received until 7 p.m.
3.65s. Due on May 1,
as
100,000
195, p. 1604—were awarded to
Harley, Hayden & Co., Inc., and
Company, jointly.
The Milwaukee
nance
Indep. School District,
building bonds
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
awarded
Sale—The
Bond
jointly,
North Sioux City, So. Dak.
as
offered
1603—were
Charles
school
construction and equip¬
offered April 4—v.
bonds
State
Texas
the
DAKOTA
SOUTH
bonds
p.
15 for the
May
received
be
bids
schoolApril 2—v.
(P. O. Richmond),
Supervisors
City
Sale—The $350,000
Pearland
purchase
follows:
$25,000
1963
J-D.
1
*■
River), Wis.
Sale—The $295,000
Bond
building
ment
Jr. announces that sealed bids will
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
on
of
Bond
Bond
195,
Water District
(CST)
p.m.
Independent School
District, Texas
Sinkler,
by
3
Ganado
house
Township School
revenue
from
Interest
June
on
inclusive.
Virginia
;
/
Bond Offering—Clerk of Board
1715.
M-S.
Interest
until
May 3 for the purchase of vari¬
ous purpose bonds totaling $1,550,000, and not on the date reported
in our issue of April 9—v. 195, p.
Gibbs & Simons.
Pickens
ing Glen), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $930,000
Correction—Sealed bids will be
received
1964
from
1
approved
Legality
Authority (P. O. Bloom¬
school
March
on
inclusive.
1987
to
Smith, Shaw & McClay.
Reed,
Fall
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan;
Sale—The $715,000 school-
refunding
2—v.
195,
,
Agency,
Due
1982
Norfolk County
;
bonds
offered
(P. O. Moncks Corner), S. C. /
p.
1603—were
Bond Offering—H. E. Bonner, April
awarded to a group composed of
Chairman of Board of Trustees,
galty
approved
by
Townsend, will receive sealed bids until noon Rowles, Winston & Co.; Dittmar;
Elliott & Munson."' ' •
& Co.; Russ & Co.; E. F. Hutton
(EST) on April 17 for the pm/& Co., and A. G. Edwards & Sons,
chase of $250,000 school building
Carnegie Institute of Technology
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962.
Due as 3s, 3.30s, 3.40s and 5s, at a
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
price of par,, a net interest cost of
/ Bend
Sale — The $1,400,000 on April 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Interest A-O.
Legality about 3.28%.
women's dormitory first mortgage clusive.
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Galveston County (P. O.
revenue
bonds offered April 9— approved
195, p. 1603—were sold to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
1962.
to
School District, Texas
Bond
Berkeley County School District
revenue
v.
p.m.
(EST) on May 1 for the purchase
of $4,000,000 capital improvement
and school bonds.
Dated June 1,
Owen
Galena Park
of
building
until 2
Courtland,
Hampden, Otsego, Calamus
and Westford (Towns) Joint
School District No. 1 (P. O.
.'
C.
that sealed
announces
be received
,
Pohl.
April
on
TEXAS
Crystal City, Texas
(Village), Fountain,
Prairie, Columbus,
Newport News, Va.
Bond
Offering—City Clerk
Legality approved 3%s and 3.80s, at a price of par,
Ruffin, Perry & a net interest cost of about 3.75%.
M-N,
Burgwin,
by
17 for the pur¬
$2,750,000
municipal
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 2002.
Interest M-N. Le(EST)
chase
R.
April 18 for the pur¬
$100,000 improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
(EST)
chase
3.04%.
about
Bergensky, Secretary of Board of
Township
Supervisors, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
7 p.m.
Interest
*,
of
Cheswich), Pa.
Offering
—
Charles
Fall River
VIRGINIA
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
Township (P. O.
West Dover
and Hess
Inc.,
Blakely,
&
McFaul.
&
Monday, April 3 6, 1962
Commercial and Financial Chronicle,. ./
The
64/(1860)
Offering—Sealed bids will
members
of the syndi¬
Belanger, Inc., Credit Que¬
bec, Durocher, Rodrigue Co., Ltd.,
Gaston
Laurent,
Inc.,
Florido
Matteau
&
Fils
Enrg., McNeil,
Mantha, Inc., Morgan, Ostiguy &
Hudon, Ltd., Placements Kenne¬
bec, Inc., and W. C. Pitfield Co.,
cate:
Ltd.
St. Hyacinthe School
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
(CDST)
$240,000
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
May 1 for the purchase of $1,-, school bonds was sold to Belanger,
ton. Legality approved by Storey,. 250,000
water
system
revenue
Inc., as 4V2s and 5s, at a price of
bonds.
98.50.
/
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Montpelier,
or
the New
England
be
on
received
until
1
p.m.
@FedFRASER