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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg.U. S. Pat. Office
6147
Number
195
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, April 2, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
'•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
Dudley
Gallahue
R.
SEC FILINGS
•
is
Chairman
Board
and
Edward
Gallahue
F.
is
President.
SEC Filings Consolidated
Apache Corp.—Units Registered—
In This Issue
The
corporation
tration
For the convenience of
Chronicle
our
readers, the
to
is
publishing separately all
security registrations, Regulation A fil¬
ings, exchange offers etc., filed with the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission
during the preceding week. This new
method was inaugurated with the issue
of
New York Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Benbow
Admiral
45
registration
shares
of
stock.
common
by
scription
Inn
is
It
rate
N. Reddoch & Co.,
of underwriters.
the list
the
at
offer
to
proposed
stockholders
common
each five shares held. James
heads
Blvd., Memphis, Tenn.,
on March 23
covering
The record date,
such
of
filed a
101,578
shares
for
new
share
one
for
Sterick Bldg., Memphis,
Aeroscience Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing— *
The
corporation
Robert
"'
Harris
M.
Proceeds
& Co.,
to
•
Aeroscience
be
10
for
of
3181
Roswell
Rd., N. E., Atlanta, is engaged in
and fabrication of instrumentation and telemetry systems.
design
The
corporation of 3440
stock,
common
$6 per
share)
ment.
The
sold
by
a
certain
The
the
to
the
Fairfield
SEC
44
38
38
Stock Exchange
Proceeds
phonic
t
The
Banks of
sale by
1
—
48
48
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
of Bank Clearings.—______
47
The Course
.
list
of' the public
holders
the
of
offered
and
for
price (maximum $5 per
,;,iv
which will receive for their commit¬
offering price in respect of the 548,532 shares
respect of all shares not subscribed by stock¬
public sale. The record date and subscription
share) are to be supplied by amendment.
underwriters,
of the price in
and
also
Registered—
Baltimore,
.
a' registrant"'
filed
Tarkio, Rock Port and Fairfax, Mo. The company also holds franchises
to
the communities of Hamburg, Sidney and
Tabor, Iowa, and the town of Craig, Mo., as well as 16 towns in north
central Wisconsin. The net proceeds from the stock sale, together with
the proceeds of the private sale to an insurance company of $285,000
of 6%% first mortgage revenue bonds due 1982, will be applied to the
costs, estimated at $738,000, of construction of the transmission ahd
The pubic offering price (maximum
are to be supplied by amend¬
35,100 outstanding shares to be
terms
includes
controlling stockholder pursuant to options granted by him
management officials and employees of the company.
company
organized under Maryland law in
American Alcolac Corp., a New York
was
July,
1961
supply
natural
gas
to
distribution
to
by
systems for Tabor, Sidney and Hamburg, Iowa; $1,050,000
additional capital stock of the company's Wisconsin sub¬
American Gas Co. of Wisconsin, Inc.; $50,000 to pay a note
purchase
sidiary,
of
company,
and
Chemical Corp., a Maryland company.
Iits principal businessmanufacture of specialty chemical products for sale as indus¬
trial chemicals, and its principal products are anionic, nonionic and
cationic classes of surface active agents and emulsifying and stabilizing
merger
company is engaged in the business of transportation, distribu¬
and sale of natural, manufactured or mixed gas.
It sells and dis¬
natural gas. in the municipalities of Carter Lake, Iowa, and
tributes
23, covering 50,000 shares.of
public sale by Robert Garrett &
for
underwriting
statement
Road,
tion
Alcolac
to
is
for general working capital, including additions to be made in 1962 to
the Carter Lake and Missouri systems. In order to construct its trans¬
the
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be added ,to general
provide additional working capital which will be used to
finance the development of present business, research for development
of new products ancl processes and for general corporate purposes.
mission
375,000
directly
members
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
shares of class B common stock, all of which are owned,
or indirectly,
by Vsevolod Blinoff,, President (81.33%)
and
of his family.
(Walter H.) Allen Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
2,500
at
corporation on Mqrch 13, 1982, filed a
shares (no par) to be offered in
per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
common
Proceeds will be used
Allen
of
of 8401
hardware,
plumbing
p.
.
"Reg.
units
A"
of
covering
20
shares
$2,000
to
build
merchandise inventories.
Row, Dallas, is engaged in the wholesaling
Ambassador
furniture,
supplies,
auto
sporting
1333.
.
up
supplies
goods
and
and
accessories, electrical
similar
products.—V.
and
193,
/
American Fidelity & Casualty Co., Inc.—Proposed Sale
See
Fidelity Bankers Life Insurance Corp., this issue.—V. 185,
American
Gas
p.
1990.
Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—
company of 546 South 24th Ave., Omaha, Neb., filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC on March 26 covering 548,532 shares of
common
stock.
common
stockholders
held.
It
Cruttenden;
is
proposed
at
Podesta
the
&
to
offer
rate
of
Miller,
such" stock for
3.6
La
new
shares
Salle-Jackson
subscription by
for
each
Bldg.,
share
Chicago,
President
and
Board
Chairman
and
the balance
and
company
•
.
"In
addition
to
138,519 shares of
management
,
certain
officials
as
-
which
of
100,000 shares
are
to
be
registration state¬
140,004
offered
for
the company and 40,004 shares by the holders thereof.
will
balance
be
to
used
plant at Ocala,
Bloomfield
finance
construction
of
addition
an
to
the
and add to working capital.
Fla.,
Building
Industries,
Inc.
—
Debentures
Registered—<
Memphis, Tenn., filed a regis¬
26
covering $2,000,000 of
1977, to be offered for pub¬
lic sale at 100% of principal amount by Lieberbaum & Co., 50 Broad¬
way, and Morris Cohon & Co., 3.9 Rector St., both of New York. The
interest rate and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 30,000 class A common shares underlying
This
of
company
tration
the
subordinated
warrants
five-year
Poplar
2600
with
statement
convertible
exercisable at
a
be
to
Ave.,
SEC
on
debentures
sold
to
Mar.
due
the
to be supplied by
price
underwriters at 1 cent each,
amendment. The underwriters
acted
of such warrants to four persons who
finders in connection with a prior offering of the company.
will
as
The
the
at
re-sell
company
purpose
15
which
of
cost
of
3,000
was organized under Delaware law in June, 1961 for
acquiring ail of the capital stock of 16 corporations,
various interests in real estate and one of which is
own
engaged in the general contracting business. All are now wholly-owned
subsidiaries of the company. The company and Its subsidiaries own
Interests in real estate situated in ten cities and intend to acquire
in two additional cities (Fort Lauderdale, Florida and Los
The company has interests in 24 parcels of real estate on
(a) has bttilt ten office buildings; (b) is now building three
additional
office
buildings and two multi-storied residential apart¬
ment houses (one of which it does not yet own, but will In due course
properties
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, Of which Mr. Hahn owns 10.02% and
a group 23.70%.—V. 193, p.
1333.
Co.—Common Reg'd
This company of 542 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 22 covering 300,000
shares of common* stock. The company proposes for a period expiring
30 days from the effective date of this registration statement to limit
the offering of such shares to owners of its common stock (other than
its
parent, American States Insurance Co.),
to certain holders of
restricted Stock Options granted by the company, and to common stock¬
holders of the parent.
•
.
common
American States Life Insurance
After the unsold shares are then offered to the
agents of the company, the remaining shares are to be offered for
public sale. The offering to said agents and to the public will be made
by City Securities Corporation, 417 Circle Tower, Indianapolis.
The
.
offering price (maximum $5 per share) for all the shares is to be
supplied by amendment. The underwriter will receive a 25c per share
commission on shares sold to the agents and the public.
The company is
The
tion
Hahn,
the
to
addition
In
L.
distribution systems, the Wisconsin subidiary will sell to
10,500 shares at $100 per share, and upon completion of
construction, sell privately $2,100,000 of 20-year first mortgage
bonds.
"%
*'
the
agents.
funds
Norman
•
Registered—
shares of
public
Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., 222 W. Adams St., Jacksonville, Fla., and
A.
M.
Kidder & Co., Inc., One Wall St., New York City, head the
list of underwriters.
The public offering price
(maximum $7) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under Delaware law in December, 1961,
and
in January,
1962, it succeeded by merger to the business and
assets of Aubrey Manufacturing, Inc., an Illinois corporation organized
in
1948 under the name Aubrey Hardware Manufacturing, Inc.,
and
at
the same time it acquired all the
outstanding capital stock of
two affiliates
of the predecessor, National Hood Corp. and Chandler
Industries, Inc., both Illinois corporations; all in exchange for a total
of
190,000 shares of common stock of the company.
The company
and its subsidiaries are engaged primarily in the design, manufacture
and
sale
at
wholesale
of
kitchen
range
hoods, exhaust fans and
kitchen cabinet hardware.
Range hoods and exhaust fans are marketed
principally under the brand names "Rangemaster," "Chef-Aire"
vnd
"Flaire."
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock, $115,000 will be reserved for the future purchase of land and
construction of an additional plant and warehouse building, and the
stock,
common
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
the
;
•
company, of S. Main St., Union, HI., filed a
with the SEC on March 28, 1962, covering
ment
■________—
5%
tyid high-fi record players.
'
'
Aubrey Manufacturing, Ihc.—Common
Corporation and Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
of
engaged in the manufacture of components and parts for the air¬
craft, space and missile industries; manufacture and distribution of
electronic
devices; and the manufacture and distribution of stereo¬
General
Foreign Exchange Rates
to be used for expansion and other corporate purposes.
Suite 404
Decatur Federal
Bldg., Decatur, Ga., is
are
Associated
Miscellaneous Features
Federal Reserve System
Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
-
38
American Stock Exchange
plus 5%
about 65%.
Truman E. Anderson is
Raymond Plank is President.—V. 195, p. 1425.
expenses,
and
corporation
on
March 20, 1962, filed a
"Reg.
A" covering
150,000 common shares
(par 25 cents) to be offered at $1, without
underwriting.
'
•
March
on
offered
be
Garrett Building, Baltimore.
Sons,
to
with
statement
tion
Corp.—Common
operating
Chairman
Associated
New York
ments
of
re¬
that capital
estimated
The
The
Chemical
Alcolac
lease
and
Board
38
38
heads
is
and
1
Condition Statement of Member
It
other
testing,
■
equipment,
the investor's
equipment costs will approximate 25% of the program
administrative expenses and company compensation 10%,
costs, including costs of geological services, drilling,
intangible completions, delay rentals, dry-hole contributions
all
and
40
Transactions
Philadelphia.
Inc.,
used
entire investment in the lease.
39
39
Transactions
inventory and working
'?''V:, '"V
are
%
capital.
(par
as
expenditures,
v*
16,
1962, filed a "Reg.? A"
covering;',
cents) to be offered at $3.25, through
March
on
shares
common
his
leasehold
39
39
SEC Index of Stock Prices
exchange for a parcel of
time to time
time of sale.
The
company
is engaged in the operation of restaurants in 25
locations
in
eight states. With the exception of its home office, a
restaurant
in Clarsdale, Miss., and the new
motor hotel, all of the
companys operations are conducted under lease agreement
(including
certain Holiday Inn locations). It recently entered the field of motor
hotel operation by opening the 134 room Admiral Benbow Inn motor
hotel in Memphis. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $140,000
will be used for equity money required for construction and furnishing
of
a
96-unit Admiral Benbow Inn motor hotel at Airways & Win¬
chester. Memphis, $110,000 to discharge loans
from officers incurred
in 1961 to finance equipment of a restaurant leased to the company,
$162,000 to discharge bank borrowings incurred in 1961 to finance
equipment of other restaurants leased to the company and to furnish
its motor hotel in Memphis,
and the balance to finance restaurant
furnishings and equipment in LaFayette, Indiana and for erection and
furnishing of two additional Admiral Benbow motor hotels.
'
"In
addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding.,
500,388
shares of common
stock,
of which
Allen
Gary,
president,"
and George G. Early, vice president, own 19.09#
and 22.78%,- respec¬
tively, and management officials as a group 48,27%.—V. 192, p. 2505.;
may be offered for public sale by said trustees from
in the over-the-counter market at prices prevailing at the
92,000
and oil produced and saved from each lease
gas
covered
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
land
1962,
will be
working interest bears to the total working interest, and (c) 25%
the investor's net profit from each lease after the investor has
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
of Psi Omega Fraternity in
Chapter
Gamma
total
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
subscription price ($18
share maximum) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. The prospectus states that an additional 7,500 outstanding
shares which were issued by the company to the trustees of the Psi
per
Program
offering
Inc., its wholly-
and
_.
sub¬
Oil
and
for. public sale at $7,500 per unit.
The
best efforts basis by the company and APA,
a
36
,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Rights Offering
Inc.—Proposed
Minneapolis, filed a regis¬
21
covering $3,750,000 of
Gas
36
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange
South Bellevue
with the SEC
of 29
statement
company
Ave.,
March
on
Canadian
subsidiary, and the company will absorb an underwriters' com¬
of $325
per
unit payable to said subsidiary for units sold
members of its selling group.
Program funds will be used
to pay all costs of evaluating, acquiring,
holding, testing, developing
and operating Canadian gas and oil leaseholds, and to pay compen¬
sation to the company as manager. The company will receive (a) 5%
of
all funds
expended on the investor's behalf,
(b) an overriding
royalty interest which shall bear the same relationship to Vg of the
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
The
on
it
by
26
31
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
February 19.
SEC
owned
14
(Bonds)
Marquette
the
Apache
in
mission
Page
t
523
with
units
offered
be
made
Stock and Bond Quotations
{
of
statement
participating
engaged in writing ordinary life and group insurance.
Its parent is a multiple line fire aria casualty insurance company. The
net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to general funds to be
held in cash or invested in securities.
The prospectus states that the
purpose of this financing is to increase capital and surplus of the
company to support an expanded volume of business. It has outstanding
1,000,000 shares of common stock, of which American States owns 93 %.
Angeles).
which it:
to build three additional office buildings
also proposes to acquire interests in
which it does not as yet own but for some of
which it has already formulated development plans. Of the net pro¬
ceeds from the debenture sale, $1,400,000 will be used to finance the
acquisition of additional land and the erection of buildings thereon,
and the balance to construct buildings on properties now owned. The
acquire)
and
a
plans
(c)
and
three
motels.
The
company
number of properties,
company
common
acquired said, 16 corporations in exchange for 785,773 class B
were not registered
have a possible con¬
shares which, according to the prospectus,
the Securities
under
Act;
and the company may
tingent liability with respect to such sales.
addition *to
in
300,000
class
A
certain
and
stock Harry Bloomfield
arid
management
shares
fields
were
indebtedness,
the
company
outstanding
(together with his wife and son) owns 46.31%
officials
as
a
group
53.48%. The 300,000
recently sold to the public at $5 per
paid an
has
931,273 class B common shares, of which latter
aggregate of $68,592.43 for shares of the corporations
acquired by the company in the exchange and received an
of
410,325
class B
shares of the company. Book value
.
outstanding
is
class A
share. The Bloom-
$2.13
per
share.
aggregate
of stock now
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Co.,
&
Ripley
The
ing
of
comoanv
Inc.,
as
distributing
and
a
of
control.
The
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
Brinkmann
of
outstanding
investment
primarily engaged in import¬
for
in
tensified
In
sales
addition
Corporate and Municipal - Financing
working
inventory;
and
to
promotion
certain
program.77': 7"
the
indebtedness,
and
common
effect
President,
each
own
to
a
recent
and
and
Anna
K.
to
sell
propose
P.
(par
21,
Proceeds
are
of
used
for
drilling
.
additional
of
v'7-
wells.
Killingsworth St.,,-Portland, Ore., is engaged
and marketing of oil andl gas.—V. 192, p. 1607.
311
production
A'' covering
without under¬
"Reg.
a
at.$10,
offered
*/'
be
to
filed
1962,
to jwi
$1)
■
Butte
in
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
March
on
shaves
writing.
: '•*.'■ •■■■■■
E.
N.
easily benefit from the absence of an artificially .lengthened
highly susceptible to the generative heat of an uptrend market.. 7
can
incubation period so
new additions keep the
by sidney, brown
A. i Brinkmann,
67,257 shares
Carl
Klaus
each.
corporation
10,000
outstanding
has
company
procedure
Ahead.
777
stock.
Butte Oil of Oregon,
The
proceeds
the
giving
Br.nkmann, a Vice-President, and Karin
Brown, a Director, own 20.83%
and 18.55%, respectively, and man¬
agement officials as a-group 90.93%.
11,290
shares
(after
issuance of 31,750 shares for the outstanding stock
Inc. and Lauda Instruments, Inc.). Of such
Reaity,
Treasurer,
Brinkmann.
stock
common
recapitalization and
of which were used
capital purposes; $100,000 for an increased
and the balance in connection with an in¬
debt,
of
shares
264,250
connection
in
company
short-term
outstanding
its
principally
instruments, manufactured by
products made by domes¬
various scientific
and
velopment leading towards the expansion of proprietary items; $100,000
the acquisition of additional machinery and equipment in connec¬
tion
with the development of new products;
$100,000 for retirement
and in distributing similar
concerns,
chemical,
for
finder's fee).
are
These instruments are used principally
medical, biological, pharmaceutical and
materials re¬
has also developed, manufactures
and sells special photographic, testing and control equipment used in
such research and control and has recently commenced the distribu¬
tion of several lines of special purpose laboratory chemicals
for use
in chromatographic analysis
Of the net proceeds from the company's
sale of additional stock,
$100,000 will be used for research and de¬
with
search
Cutter Mill RoaJ, Great
and its subsidiaries
company
foreign
115
companies.
tic
Inc.—Common Registered—
Neck, New York, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on March 26 covering 100,000
shares
of common
stock, of which 77,420 shares are to be offered
for uublic sale by the company and 22,580 shares, being outstanding
stock
by the holders thereof. D. B. Marron & Co., 63 Wall St., New
York
heads the list of underwriters. The public offering price '.maxi¬
mum'$7.75 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. The statement
inH"des « ^85 shares underlying fourvear warrants to be issued to the underwriter, exercisable at the public
offering price (a portion of which will be transferred to Harriman
Instruments,
Brinkmann
The
k
,
(1546)
2
docket of forthcoming issues high
surrounding this space detail many of the new forthcoming
issues keeping the backlog-at a substantially high level.
Last week's additions to
the corporate float of firm offering proposals included these utilities: ILLINOIS
BELL TELEPHONE CO.'s rights stock offering for June grossing more than $75
million; WISCONSIN; TELEPHONE CO.'s $20 million 40-year debentures set for
May 8; SOUTHERN-CALIFORNIA EDISON CO.'s $40 million sinking fund - and
refunding mortgage bonds set for May 1; SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO.'s $5 million
first mortgage bonds; and COLUMBUS & SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC CO.'s $16
million first mortgage bonds.
The big surprise in municipal new issue announce¬
ments was the NEW YORK CITY $108,530,000 various purpose bonds with maturities
emphasized in, the shorter end. Since both the short and long maturity ends of
municipal bonds now obtain higher yields than these in between, it is reasonable to 7
conclude they should win a ready acceptance. Moreover, the pledge was made that 7
New York City's pension funds overloaded in low earning municipals will not unleash ,7
those issues in such a way as to depress the market for New York City's bonds. All in all, this should augur well for investors who have found the municipal bond prices
too high for theic taste.
The accompanying pages
busy
A
week is promised for both municipal and corporate new issue financing
bulk of tbe latter's dollar volume falling on the latter—and the former
earlier—part of the week. Moreover, despite last week's heavy flotation
/'
with the
the
on
7
York's preferred rights offering y7
week's four-week float is larger ;
of issues with and without dates
is still impressively large, and is about the same as last year's comparable tally. Fur¬
thermore, the 28-day visible supply and the total backlog of tax-exempts with
tentatively assigned dates and in denominations of $1 million and larger have
including the exit of Consolidated Edison of New
to stockholders as Of March 30 from the float, this
than last week's figure. Further, the total backlog
decidedly increased over last week's
tally.
Bond prices can be expected to continue firm
increase in the Fed's purchase of governments
in view of: (1) last week's average
amounting to $236 million over last
we^k Tthe decline in the week's repurchase agreements would give a net total, •
weekly average increase of $192 million]; (2) the sober effect of the likely so-called,,
nonintlationary steel settlement; and (3) the official confirmation that the business
recovery has not lived up to earlier expectations. Offsetting this to a smaller extent
is the continued erosive outflow of gold somewhat greater than the contemporaneous
balance of payments deficit. The weekly outflow as of March 28 was $99 million—
one
third the monetization of Federal
debt.
&
in
spring and the fall, aggregating $50 million, because no tentative sales dates
supplied.
,7'-:7*
were
scheduled led by ohio oil, general
electronics and state of michigan
.
i4
enter today's money market offering the following for auctioning:
$1.8 billion bills in exchange for $1,701,085,000—or, about $100 million new cash.
This, in turn, will consist of $1.2 million 91-day bills, and $600 million 182-day bills.
capital market, there is scheduled 26
the
77 Bonds
77;
larger state-local issues and one cor¬
a
utility stock rights offering, and should aggregate about $78.2 million.",.;
with four offerings it they are cleared to appear;
COUNTY, TENN. in the amount of $12.5
of the
shares
PRINTING
stock, filed Dec. 28, 1961.
4,
only
,
■
431,"809,500
537,466,200
in
$1,768,256,o6o
$745,611,000 $1,833,948,240
--
•
1961— $736,731,900
30,
* Issues of $1
million and larger only.
competitive
total
-
7
$392,789,000 $1,434,823,500
'
i
underwritten
backlog
March 30,1961
Last Week
$810,209,600 (51)
116,091,700 (40)
Total bonds;
$865,229,600 (49)
132,507,000 (41)
$926,301,300
Corp. bonds without dates—-
%
-
and
This Week
7
Corp. bonds with dates—;
$997,736,600
(91)
$1,499,881,900
52,094,500
$1,551,976,400
(90)
-?•
OF AMERICA secondary common
•
contains "the
278,001,300
$470,864,800 $1,042,034,500
$351,605,340 $1,088,337,240
7,
$466,803,340
316,590,310
801,965,900(387)
$668,698,970(261)
903,495,700(378)
Total stocks-—1
$1,548,652,350(663)
$1,572,194,670(639)
..$783,394,150
Total corporates—_
$2,474,953,650(754)
$2,569,931,270(729)
$2,335,370,550.
Total municipals
$846,047,000(118)
$3,32T,000,650(872)
* $604,747,000 .(95)
;$3,174,678,270(824)
$901,811,000
$3,237,111,550
$746,686,450(276)
•Corp. stocks with dates—-.
Corp.- stocks without dates.
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corporate competitive bid and 77
PUBLIC SERVICE CO, bonds. 7
White, Weld and McDonald & Co. plan on that day to bring out 284,586 shares of
RIDGE TOOL CO, common, filed Dec. 28, 1961. PHILADELPHIA, PA. will put on
the bidding block $25,020,000; FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA., $9.4 million; and'GEORGIA • •
STATE OFFICE BLDG. AUTH., $6.6 million.
April
36,234,900
240,306,600
$648,897,000
LOS
Wednesday,
259,525,500
314,236,200
$582,349,400 $1,119,359,000
March
the larger Tuesday offerings are: $35 million STATE OF MICHIGAN;
ANGELES COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, CALIF.; 7-7
$5 million BIRMINGHAM, ALA.; and $4.6 million SANTA CLARA, CALIF.
Oi
million
$482,672,700
316,307,600
75,200,500
$177,382,000
76,001,000
172,284-000
223,230,000
$536,509,600
In municipals,
$25
':
Total-——-
million.
CORP.
$305,290,700
million, and SHELBY
day's leading corporate securities are expected to be: 120.000 shares
of common and $10,000,000 convertible subordinated debentures of BAXTER LABO¬
RATORIES, INC. filed Jan. 22 and managed by Lehman Bros., and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce. Fenner & Smith Inc.; $10 million FRANKLIN REALTY TRUST OF PHILA¬
DELPHIA beneficial interests via A. G. Becker & Co., filed Jan. 3; 150,000 shares
of PNEUMODYNAMICS CORP., common, filed Dec. 22, 1961, under auspices of
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.. and Estabrook & Co.; 320,000 shares of FIRST -LINCOLN
CORP., common, via White, Weld & Co., .filed Jan. 26; non-callable OSLO (CITY
OF), NORWAY, sinking fund external loan bonds managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Lazard Freres & Co., and Smith, Barney & Co., filed
March 9; and Goldman, Sachs & Co. anticipates that this time they will be able to
454.000
Financings
$132,615,700
97,031,900
:
The following
market
Municipals*
Last week-—- $571,169,700
COUNTY, ILL. will seek bids for $25
April 2, COOK
Corporates
184,325,000
Apr. 23-Apr: 28.
Lehman Bros, will be busy
Todav.
*
Apr. 16-Apr. 21.
Total of Both
Total
Total 7
Stocks
77.
.$172,675,000
.7143,274,700
Apr.> 2-Apr. '7.
Apr. 9-Apr. 14.
visibles
underwritten
and
Corporate
Corporate
porate senior debt issue foFcompetitive bidding and four underwritten senior fixed
interest rate securities. Corporate equity issues of significant size are eight all told,
including
competitive
april's
The Treasury will
In
tables of larger municipal issues are the recently
Authority plans to sell $25 million long-term issues each
backlog
our
in the
week's public offerings
telephone
included
-Not
announced New York Port
scheduled
that is the $8 million first mortgage NEW ORLEANS
with dates0
Total of both financings—
-
%
*
$1 million or more. Includes $20.5 million Tucson, Ariz, water revenue bonds for
May 8, and excludes N. Y. Port Authority $25 million financing plan for the spring
A big day on April 5 looms with $90 million five-year non-refundable OHIO OIL
'and again for the fall with no date yet set.
CO. sinking fund debentures, filed March 6 via First Boston Corp., and Lehman
7
t Includes Ford Foundation secondary of 2,250,GOO shares of common registered
Bros.; $50 million GENERAL TELEPHONE & ELECTRONICS CORP. sinking fund
with the SEC,.March 23; $5,925,000 in one equipment trust certificate; $7 million in
debentures with 10-year non-call protection via Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;% 7
one preferred
with a sales date and $5,556,000 in two preferreds without a date
630,000 shares of MORSE SHOE INC., common, filed Jan. ,26,. Blyth & Co., and , .7
rassigned; 49 issues of $300,000 or less with sales dates and 92 of those smaller issues
Lehman Bros, and 500,000 shares of BUCKINGHAM CORP., class A common, filed
without any date.; Includes $75 million Illinois Bell Tel. Co. rights stock offering, 77
Feb. 19
via Lehman Bros. The stockholder offering of 670,000 shares of common
will go to the owners of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. It is not underwritten.
>
77,
indeterminate backlog
v.
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' ■ Last Week
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,
sec
chairman
announces
registrations
strong
without
measures
impairing
to
clear
r
Corporate stocks* and bonds*—$1,040,800,000
SEC Chairman William L. Cary announced a week ago last Friday
in
a
the
speech in San Francisco, that several strong
measures
(March 23, 1961),
will be .taken to reduce
.
statements."
This space, last week pointed out the extent to which the backlog of
pending registrations grew—119.4% in a year's time. This marked an all-time his¬
toric high and undoubtedly will be exceeded with this just passed Mar. 30th calendar's
writing, issues
-
7
..
hard
much
as
more
closure
the
is
free
on
investment-securities
the issuer and its affiliates, and experts."
market
can
stand
a
properly
enforced
corporate
debentures for refinancing
:
/
.
issues
and
call
of DELTA
purposes.
issues ahead
and
municipal
-
expected
in
the
next
few
weeks
are
,
AIRLINES, INC.,
PAL INVESTMENT TRUST
COTTON OIL
CO.,
CORP.; 203,S87
550,000 shares
.
of TOWERS
JAPAN
"PUBLIC
—
FUND, PA., series ints.; 200,000 shares of PRODUCERS
541,000 shares of PUBLISHERS CO., INC., common;
INC.,
MARTS
,
common;
$20
INTERNATIONAL, INC.,
million
in
bonds
of
capital;
NORTHERN
million
$25
INDIANA
SERVICE
CO.; $75 million in debentures of TENNESSEE GAS TRANSMISSION CO.; $35 million in bonds of PACIFIC POWER.& LIGHT CO.; $6 million
in bonds of MISSISSIPPI POWER CO.;
$3,900,780 CAROLINA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH
CO.,
VENTURA PORT
Certainly
registration 7
FUND,
common;
common;
...
~
that
the underwriter,
Co.,
367,000 shares of DIALIGHT CORP.,
(common; $7.5 million-of INDUSTRY CAPITAL CORP., common; 150,000 shares of
common and $4 million in debentures of MACCO REALTY
CO.; $6,375,000 MUNICI¬
core
in
Oil
Week of April 9-14: $5 million in common of CAROLINAS CAPITAL
was
declared
filings and reported plans which
'hlarger
larger
follows:
-shares
promised by Mr. Cary but not at the expense of lowered standards.
inadequately prepared "financial and/or registration statements
the past required repeated filings will no
longer be accepted. The SEC
Chairman bluntly warned that (1) "filing a
piece of paper to^get in line' " and piece¬
meal registrations will not be
tolerated, and (2) "the statutory burden of full dis-7
He
which
Mid-Continent
.
The
are
of roughly 100 issues in the SEC docket were for
all practical purposes dead and he forecast a
proper burial finish for them.
Much
tias already been done by the SEC to accelerate the clearance of registrations. And
a
postponed
this
x' xx
.-7
being registered fast and furiously to escape the 90-day
Pending issues will easily be more than 860 for this
Last year, March 31, 1961, they were 474.
Cary declared that
temporarily
definitively announced, as a forthcoming offering. Included
category are such recent financing plans as: Washington Gas
Light Co.'s $15 million, bonds; Houston Lighting >& Power Co. $30
million, first mortgage bonds; and $50,750,000 to $75 million Sunray
in
financial statement requirement.
year's quarter.
'■'/
$935,716,000
have not been
quarterly end. Feeling the registration pace has been the unusually large number of
companies that have never before undergone the registration process (two-thirds of
the 968 filings in the eight months ending February were in this "new"
category),
and complicating the processing dispatch has been the number of
inadequately pre¬
pared disclosure statements. Our figures showed the rapidly rising registrations being
out-paced by the growth of pending issues.
Mr.
Comprise
'
.
"lengthening of the period between the filing and effective dates of registration 7
As of this
%
standards
7%
common;
and in municipals—$5 million BIRMINGHAM WATER
ALTON> ILL.; $8 million DAYTON, OHIO; $14,750,000
(STATE OF).
JDIST., :CALIF.; $9.9 million KENTUCKY
VrV1' '7777 V,
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March 29J;l962.
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Volume
Carinthia
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195
Ski
Number
6147
SEC
1
■
has
hearing
a
for April
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Clark Equipment Co.—Common Registered—
.
.
:
writing
to
f
Dewey
The
-
'
of
company
statement with
120
East
30
the SEC
on
42nd
St.,
York,, filed
New
a
registration
covering 87,000 shares of common
March 23
i
for public sate by L. M. Rosenthal & Co.t Inc.,
York.
The public offering price (maximum $5
to be offered
Broadway,
New
stock,
y
The
capital. '
•; '.
of common
has outstanding 198,548 shares
DeVries, President, and Charles
company
John
A.
*
stock,
of
who had
'
been
194,
The
dental
to
distributors),
supplying
patient
a
banks,
by
use
issued)
by
the
Act" and * the
Crownco-—Common
^Registered—
k
«'
'
^
"white
with
hotels,
restaurants,
company
tration
oflices
and others),
&
dent,
offered for public sale at $4 per share. The
through underwriters headed by Holton,, Hen¬
derson
& Co.,
621 So. Spring St., Los Angeles, which will receive a
48 cent per share commission and $8,000 for expenses. The statement
also includes -16,500 shares sold
to associates of the underwriter by
of
stock,
common
will
offering
the
be
to
to
;', ' ■ '
' •
.
in ,tne business of the design, sale, preinstallation of acoustical ceilings into which can be
is
company
and
fabi'ication
incorporated
40
proceeds
lrom
the
Suulk
will
s<ue
be
used
to
reduce
diffusers, to expand sales engineering staff, for expansion of
warehouse
and
manufacturing facilities, and for working capital ,to
light
for
used
general
shares
185,000
of
corporate
common,
The company has outstanding
(after
giving
effect to a recent
purposes.
stock
issued in exchange for the
which Paul D. Dail, President,
recapitalization whereby such shares
1,500
shares
then outstanding), of
91.08%.
owns
'
of
the
27
March
On
1050
N.
85th St.,
E.
order
an
from registration
temporarily suspending a
the Securities Act of
of
SEC
Miami, Fla.
offering
mission
of
believe
and
terms
:
'>%*.
to the order, Machines failed to establish the jurisdiction
Regulation A exemption or to include necessary, financial state¬
in
its
offering circular. The alleged misrepresentations relate
•to the proper
business address of the company, the space leased by
Machines and the amount of rental paid,
the failure to disclose the
extent to which Machines is dependent upon the proceeds of the stock
sale for funds to carry out its contemplated business activities and the
extent to which such proceeds are to be used to pay officers' salaries,
In
to disclose
failure
the
that Machines
equipment of- any kind.—V. 195,
or
owns
property,
no
p. '969..
March
On
the
1962,
22,
the
Co.,-New York City.—V.
&
:
V
Devoe
The
-common
sale
by
401
of
company
statement
.'iii1
Raynolds
&
with
the
194, p. 2549.
Co.,
&
Scott
Corp.,
Co., 14 Wall St., New York, heads
offering price (maximum $25 per
be
supplied
offered for public
outstanding stock, by
Shearson, Hammill &
be
its" parent.
the list of underwriters. The public
share) and underwriting terms are
by amendment.
the
,
facilities
since
1954,
of which
more
than $1,900,000
was
for additional
chemical production and laboratory facilities.
In
addition
to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,058,228 shares of common stock, of which said parent owns 96.9%
(and proposes
to sell the 200,000 shares).
Doran S. Weinstein ."is"
synthetic resins
President.'—V.
Edge,
The
r
p.
769.
(
Ltd.—Common
Registered—
shares
•
of
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
Dana
Seibert,
On
account
of
the
1962,
*
:
filed a registta- ;
•
the
the
fluctuations
in
Va.,
covering
23
offer
such
filed
a
809,063
shares
share
common
exchange.
to
of
to sell
in
in
in
ex¬
American
insurance
the
risks
and
and
$20
on
which
Certain
share.
per
life,
group
of
with
individual
an
life
Columbia;
connection
its
basis.
and
insurance
property
Fidelity
sales.
at
a
in¬
-stock¬
exchange,
District
in
also
American
the
ordinary
of
and
receive
company
private
or
writing
health
casualty
of
in
also
statement
by
of such shares
states
and
/life
writes
the
18
accident
shares
public
100,000
will
The
owned
holders
their
In
sale
They
$20,000.
shares
certain
tender
for
credit
100,667
owns
and
certain
rein¬
of
1,369,657
outstanding shares of
stockholders and management offi¬
common
1,369,657' outstanding
as.
shares
the
of
company,
manage¬
a(..group,|<^i^5.p:}%tvar)d
M'iUpn
C.,
they
sell
to
propose
T.
L.
Coleman
and
the
shares
100,000
Andrews
American
of
is
Board
the
to
Chairman
Fidelity.—V.
194,
public
at
$20
President
and
per-
of
the
6.
p.
«
First
The
Estate
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
150,000
,
March
on
shares
common
writing.
(par
21,
$1)
1962,
filed
a
offered
be
to
at
A"
"Reg.
First,
covering
without
$12,
under¬
%
...
..
Proceeds
to
are
of
100
be
used
W.
for
10th
investment
St.,
in
real
Wilmington,
estate.
is
Del.,
.
general
a
Registered—
filed
centers.
;■.
class
St.,
real
.." /
v..-.-.
the
space
unreliable and
we
exercise
our
Division.
In fact,
no
Capacitor
of
Divisioh.
the
The
assets
and
contingent
payments
up
a year
the
in
manner
■
re¬
a
substantial part
of
maximum
of
$2,500,000
over
a
The 1959 statement was
of the
proceeds of the stock sale In
i
concealment"
of
a
ruled
proposal
that
there
to lease
floor
was
an
space
.
'
'"apparent
in
Belleville
that
./
all
$5
to
and
The
public
underwriting
is engaged
in
sale
(to
be
23
Mioh.,
covering
converted
from
public sale by The Ford Foundation
The First Boston Corp.
(75 Federal
firms.
and
company
stock
:
Dearborn,
March
on
the
United
price
offering
terms
are
States
of
be
to
principally
in
'(maxi¬
supplied
the
manu¬
passenger
cars
the
electronic
equipment
systems,
Government
after
(and
and
for
giving
and
industry.
effect
In
said
to
components
for the
addition to certain
it
conversion),
has
states
that
outstanding
$2.50
the
shares
share.
per
(non-voting), 6,291,865 class B
shares
common
(voting).
company
and
John
Of
the
anticipates
reduction
Dykstr'a
is
of
a
par
2-for-l stock split
thereof from
value
President.—V.
195,
p.
1316.
(Alex) Forst & Sons, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
company
statement
shares
thereof
.
and
r
of
with
of 2885
the
common
through
Jerome
SEC
on
stock,
to
Ave.,
March
be
a
registration
covering 100,000
public sale by
outstanding
the holders
Bronx.
23
offered
Y„
N.
filed
for
underwriters headed
The public offering
by McDonnell & Co., 120 Broad¬
price (maximum $15 per share)
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under New York law 4n September, 1961
(succeeding to a business established in 1943) and is engaged in the
wholesale
distribution of toys and games. In addition to -certain
-ndebtedness it has outstanding 250.000 shares of common stock
(after
-giving effect to a recent ]2.500-for-l stock split), •-of which George
Forst, president, and Jerry Forst, vice president, own 50% each.
They
propose to sell 50,000 shares each.
way,
New
York.
underwriting
r
Four
The
of
Star
company,
statement
with
Sportswear, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
665
SEC
the
Broadway,
on
New
March
York
27,
1962,
City,
filed
covering
a
registration
shares
103.000
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per share.
The
offering will be made through underwriters headed
by Magnus
<te
Co., Inc.,
20 Exchange Place, New
York City, which will receive a
30 cent per share commission and $15,000 for expenses.
The state¬
ment also includes 16,000 outstanding shares underlying a nine-month
option to be sold by principal stockholders to Frederick S. Magnus,
controlling stockholder of the underwriter;
common
The company
deliberate
from
of
States
prospectus
and $250,500 of
in early I960, was
Mansol Ceramics Co.," a
effort.
also
The
23,043,899
of
materially. misleading, the Commission stated, by conveying the false
impression that Faradyne intended to proceed to develop Its capacitor
and its failure .to disclose that its officials contemplated that they might
endeavor to develop or acquire an entirely different type of business and
Commission
other
seven
per-share)
Road,
SEC
(voting),
outstanding class A
stock, the Ford Foundation owns 27,644,035 shares (50.2% of all the
outstanding stock of the company) and proposes to sell the 2,250,000
shares
(upon conversion into
common
stock).
Of
the
outstanding
class
B
stock, Benson Ford, a Vice-President, and Henry Ford II,
Board Chairman,
own
14.3%
and 12.14%, respectively, and members
of
the
Ford Family
as
a
group
100%
(40%
of the general voting
power).
Management officials as a group own about 2%
and 41%,
respectively, of
the
outstanding common and class
B' stock.
The
wf» made to embark
substantial portion of the
period of years-out of the subsidiary's profits.
use
and
assembly
and
and
largest acquisition,
a
by
outstanding 25,682,035 class A
the
discretion
used a
to
for
indebtedness
order and consider
Commission com¬
stop
materially false and misleading
business
offered
headed
$95.75
United
serious effort
Instead, Faradyne
program..
to
amendment.
use
Securities
of little more than
after completion of the offering;
six months
American
trucks, and related parts and accessories.
Through its recently
acquired subsidiary, Philco Corp., it is also engaged In the manufacture
and sale of electronic products and electrical
appliances for consumer
to transactions either not revealed or described in
This is not a situation in which an appeal can .bb
that
be
underwriters
facture,
Issued—
Order
filed,
be
to
is
and
the SEC suspended two
withhold
and
shares)
Boston)
mum
by
filed In
filed
A
through
V:'/'
Corp.—Stop
26,
address
registration statement with the
2,250,000 outstanding shares of common
"
r
whose
company,
a
to
retailers
of
is engaged in the design,
men's
and
boy's
manufacture
popular-priced
and distribution
sportswear
outerwear,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
1962 by William Br. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
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.
2-0613); Copyright
the
rate
of
exchange,
.
i
•
%-■:V'.'t':
purchase
The
by
to
engaged
Fidelity
the
officials
The
partnership of which Messrs. Brucker and Feldman were the principal
partners. These assets were acquired by a subsidiary ; and-the maximum
consideration payable
therefor to
Messrs.
Brucker and Feldman
is
$4,050,000.
The subsidiary has paid $150,000,-advanced by Faradyne,
and is obligated to make additional fixed payments of $1,400,000 and
further
is
for
common
insurance
and
Of
share.
proceeds to acquire the assets or stock of six other companies,- all within
two to eight months of the stock offering, and only $82,000 was applied
to
each
$15,000
received
agreed
Fidelity
company
10
(par
occasions within the
made
Capacitor
this
on
from
CHRONICLE
Treasurer; George J.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate
of March
3, 1879.
Subscription in United
NOTE:
27,
proceeds were to be used to purchase- machinery and equipment for
might
of 2235 25th Place, N. E., Washington, D. C., filed
statement with the SEC on March 26 covering 125,000
common stock,
to be offered for public sale through undfir-
company,
registration
a
r
and
190,
March
on
.
company
Richmond,
March
to
four brothers, Irvin S.,
an4 Stanley B. MarkeL and Markel Foundation,
own 7.32%'.
They also own (together With'family members and affili¬
ates) about 35%
of the outstanding stock of American Fidelity, and
after, the -exchange Is-completed they
will own about 17.6%
of the
outstanding stock of the company. If the exchange offer is completed,
March
•
Commission
the
two
terms..
take about
the
Ex¬
•
on
proposed
for
tendered
writes
company)
ment
Its promoters
were
Manuel Brucker,
Solomon Feldman, Saul I.-. Birnbaum and his
brother, Bernard, who together received 300,000 class A common shares
for a $20,000 investment.
In December, 1959, it offered and Sold, pur¬
suant to the first statement, 200,000 common shares at $5 per share,
-with net proceeds of about $800,000.
The prospectus stated'that Fara¬
dyne intended to manufacture electronic components, the initial product
to be a plastic dielectric capacitor the full production of which would
Registered—
would
Corp.—Files
Lawn,
SEC
Is
and
offered
life
life
cials.
Faradyne was organized under New Jersey law in 1959.
manufactures high quality paints and other protective
and decorative coatings and finishes, and
epoxy and other synthetic
resins.
Of the net proceeds from
the company's sale of additional
stock, $2,000,000 will be spent over the next three years on expansion
of synthetic
resin and chemical production facilities' and $1,000,000
on.
other
production facilities,
and
the
balance will be
added
to
working capital.
The prospectus states that over $5^700.000 has been
spent on the expansion of existing facilities and the addition of new
The
SEC
Electronics
pursuant
quested."
Louisville, Ky., filed a registration
23
covering 400,000 shares * of
of
on
shares
amendments
"On
reasonably
'
Willow
the
It
par)
be
be
also
(American
the
Swedish company.—V. 195, p. 217.
merchandise
that
deceptive
March
on
which 280,000 shares are to
the company and- 200,000 shares, being
stock,
Merritt-Chapman
to
Inc.—Common
West Main St.,
SEC
"
year
with
thb
bulk
of
its
operations
devoted
to
automobile
damage and liability
insurance and 'reinsurance.
'The
two
companies are affiliated by reason of ownership of each other's stock
Telephone Co.—ADR's Registered—•
Bank filed a registration statement with the
registrant has filed
insiders
originally filed with the SEC on March 22 which'covered 100,000 class A
shares to have been offered at $4 per share through Jay W. Kaufma'nn
otherwise
20-year-period for
ending January, 1966
physical
registration statements in an effort to raise public funds, most of which
were
used or are intended to be used to make payments to promoter
registration statement
withdrew ts
company
the
registration" statements
corrective
v.*;
any
which' event
in
than
the
surance,
to
decision announced March
request
Cybernetic Systems Corp.—SEC Registration Withdr'n
;:%>
a
common,
mented:
machinery
j
a
obligation,
more
that
Insurance
at
with
stock.
of
company
American
1959 and 1961' by Faradyne Elec¬
tronics of Belleville, N. J., because of "materially false and misleading
"statements" .and. the omission of material facts. In rejecting Faradyne's
Act
for
of
Faradyne
a
that
26
shares
discount
of
indicate
Life
Broad
of
holders propose
it
group
Kanover,'Presi¬
Lawience
such
credit
19, 1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering
cents) to be offered at $3, through
A. J. Carno Co.; Inc., N./Y." v';
\'r
V
v
Proceeds
are
to
be
used
for expansion, - advertising,
inventories,
working capital and general corporate purposes.
Fairway of 801 Market St., Youngstown, is engaged in the operation
and that Machines'
to
.estate company. ../.v/./...... •%.;%//"'•/.'
City.
covering 50,000 American Depositary Receipts for *
Telefonaktiebolaget L. M. Ericsson (L. M. Ericsson
Ford Motor Co.—Common
March
corporation
100,000
ments
and
which
of
Fairway Mart, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
According
for
interest thereon.
the company has outstanding
of' 237 Cherry Street;- Toledo; Ohio,
National
B
The
shares at $1 per share. The Com¬
order that it has reasonable cause to
conditions of the Regulation were not
common
suspension
$2,500,000
might receive
extended
outstanding
have
may
The
.
offering circular was false and mis¬
leading in respect of certain material facts. The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the sUspension should be vacated or made permanent. - .
' \
\
.;-yv
its
certain
that
complied with
■
100,000
in
asserts
book
(L.-M.)
Telephone Co.)
';
'
subsidiary's
.
share
fee
to
or
who
and
share and a corresponding dilution of $1.67 per share
equity of stock purchased by the public.—V. 194, p". 2117.
company,
on
series
be
,
..
($5
per
and
the public at $3 per share will result in
value of stock now outstanding from 67 cents
stock
new
statement-with
First
under
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
respect
to public offerings
of securities
not exceeding $300,000 in
amount. In a
notification filed Feb. 26, 1962, Machines proposed the
public
stock,
common
the
in
Ericsson
proposed offering of stock by Currency Machines
the
failed
statement
175,000
shares
covering! 150.000?
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
i
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Shearson, Hammill
•r
& Co., 14 Wall St., New York City.
The public offering price (maxi¬
mum
$12) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
V.\ The company specializes in the self-service retail shoe business.
Its shoes are sold at popular prices principally through 24 self-service
shoe stores in 18 cities located in Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia and
Kentucky.
The company has outstanding 400,000 shares of common
stock, all of which are owned by five persons and family groups.
.
Corp.—Offering; Suspended—
issued
SEC
exemption
A
with respect to a
1933
-
....
.
Machines
Currency
Regulation
4. •
.
were
of the
further indicated
Lee Higginson Corp., 20 Broad St., and Shearson, Hammill
both of New York, will form a group of soliciting dealers to
exchanges of stock and will receive fees of :from 25 cents to
holders
i
to establish facilities for the manufacture
($170,000),
payable
of
per
book
The
tion
.
common
cents
stock
price plus
4*. ,Epko Shoes, Inc.—Common Registered—-
un'ts liebt1^" fixtures, air conditioning and
tracks .for movable wall partitions. The. $360,000
also
Bankers
share
Co.,
Lewis
engaged
and
net
estimated
accounts
*:
the
.integral
as.
ducts,
n^eating
be
$1.33
in
.^r^qipal sto.ckhpjfler. for $13,400.
"'The
of
Sale
increase
an
of
cludes
Constance Schwartz
(wife
of Henry
A. Schwartz,. Vice16.2%
each',' and management
officials'as a group
and
49.4%.
742.
p.
management
President)'own
made
be
part of
any
corporation
solicit
for
states
the 'sales
of
certain, indebtedness,
to
shares "of
197,000
-
comprised of 50%
and the prospectus
Fidelity.
without registration under the Secu¬
that a contingent liability may
company
prospectus
amount
addition
In
of 1925 Euclid Ave., . San Diego, Calif., filed a • regis¬
statement with the SEC on March 26 covering 115,000 shares
This
the
in
of $1,-
payment
for
the outstanding capital shares of
American
Fidelity &
Casualty Co., Inc. (of the same address), at the rate of 2.065 company
for each $1.25 convertible preferred share *($5
par) of American
Fidelity, 1.965 company shares for each $1.20 ^convertible junior pre¬
invest lh the "operations of Musi-Paks, Inc;, a subsidiary
developed "on-ldcation" equipment to supply background/
has
(or
the
for
change
audio-analgesic
an
to
for
rities
or
and it
registration
shares
"
exist
provide funds
change Plan and for Secondary—
acquire 100% of the stock of Musi-Pak, Inc.,. and issued 5>000 shares
in
payment of professional fees, 15,000 shares for other non-cash
considerations and-$31!,500' of 9% 6-year debentures.
Such shares were
sold
all
Fidelity
*
-
1959
retired from the partnership only a short time
previously, had
an amount less than the book value of his one-third interest.
paid
—V.
sales-promotion and advertising, to invest in the operations of Shamark
Industries, and for working capital/ The prospectus states that lroim
November, 1960, to January, 1962, the company sold 76,900 shares in
about
60
transactions for $101,800
in casn, -issued 80,000 shares to
Cooper,
G.
the
in
the
of
and
pay loans;
Executive
Vice-President, own 13.7%J;each, and three other management officials ,*:i
own
10%
each.
Net
worth of stock now outstanding is 59. cents
per share.
'
;
which
•'./is
described
subsidiary sustained a loss. Nor did the
disclose that the purchase price formula for the purchase
partnership properties resulted In a price not less than four but
possibly 11 times the book value of the assets and that a third partner
of
patient
(which
to
was
20-year period
a
payments could
ferred
addition
music
that
adequate description
an
business
prospectus
with stereophonic background music -simultaneously.
The
estimated net proceeds irom tne stock sale will be used to
in
the
%
the
shares
dentists
$292,500
*
ruled
thereafter during which the
or
device wnich,
sound," also supplies
to
-
Commission
Brucker and Feldman,According to the prospectus,
contingent payment of $2,500,000 was payable in annual
Brucker and Feldman
payable;
annual
meat processing industry, / and stock brokerage firms,
A
(Shamark Industries Inc.)
recently entered the
medical
electronics field with the manufacture of
its Medi-Pak device
(sold
and
working
additional
be
.r
.'
The
earnings summary which overstated earnings,
indicate to investors that the principal purpose
an
profit after taxes;
anticipate
Registered—
$60,000,
1976.
payments are not completed by Feb. 1, 1980, "any balance con¬
due will
be
forgiven."
However,
the
prospectus failed
to
that the
subsidiary may at any time after January ' 1962
indicate
field,
the
subsidiary
*
effective use of the complex data processing
equipment currently available to government and industry.
The net
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to-expand present:office
facilities and to establish branch offices, to expand staff, for set up
and
initial carrying charges for data processing equipment,
and for
efficient
the
for
aggregating
company
or
tingently
engaged in the design, construction, field-testing
specialized systems oi closed-circuit television. Such
'have been designed and installed for the educational television
systems
*'
mathematical
i-
the
due
conduct
offering
over
annual net
is
company
installation
and
provides trained personnel for all phases of numerical and
.analysis, systems analysis and programming required
company
The
-
■
and
share)
to
loans
on
to
officers
the
the property.
lease
or
proposal
manufacturing
of
none
Messrs.
to
additional
such
to
adequately
instalments
if
various
that
the public offering of $2,000,000 of con¬
debentures
included
not
company's
agreements to purchase
failure
the debenture
200,000
of
expenses
corporation
interest
-
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under Delaware law in January
1962
under the name CAI Consolidating
Corp., and on March 6, 1962 it
became
the
successor
by
merger
to
Computer
Applications Inc.,
a
New York corporation, which had been incorporated on May 17,
1960
to
engage
in
the business
of providing
services of varying" types
-related
to
the
use
of
electronic, data
processing
equipment.
The
: per
the
toward
'
Registered—
Inc.—Common
did
the
for this offering failed to include
Faradyne's
and
conduct
the prospectus stated
statement proposed
prospectus,
of 103 Fast Hawthorne Ave., Valley Stream, N. Y.,
filed a registration statement' with the SEC on March 22, covering
125,000 shares of .common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3
per "share.
The offering will be made on a best efforts all or none
.< basis
by V. S. Wicketrt & Co., Inc., 99 Wall St., New York, and two
other firms.* which will receive a 30
cent per share commission and
$15,000 !for
expenses.The statement also includes
(1)
15,100 out¬
standing common shares to be sold to the underwriter by a principal
.'stockholder
for $151,
and (2)
5,000 shares to be issued in lieu of
The
„
Applications
Computer
The
Clark, holds
M.
of
Messrs.
of which management officials as. a
Newton Archambeault, executor Under the
18,4,536 shares and proposes to sell the
/125,000 shares. George Spatta is President—V. 195, p. 1095.
.
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Luella
be-applied
to
subordinated
the prospectus
the
will
balance
Electronic Transmission Corp.—Common
Nellye
5.98%.
own
of
.
the
in
1961
vertible
of
the
Ave.,
4,842,642 shares of common stock,
will
The
be sold
entering new
geographic areas or the acquisition of other companies, and for .work¬
ing capital.
In addition to .certain
indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 280,000 'shares of common stock (after giving effect to,
a
recent recapitalization whereby such shares were issued in exchange
ior the 220 shares then outstanding),
of which Gerald S. Lilianfield,
President, and Edward M. Snider, Secre:ary-Treasurer, own 50% each.
•
machinery and commercial highway trailers; and it also manufactures
automotive parts and components and spare parts for all its products..
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the, company has
outstanding
group
engaged
is
company
In which
directors have any
supplied
by seven wholly-owned subsidiaries. Of the net proceeds from the stock
sale, $300,000 will be used to liquidate amounts owing to a factor, snd
St.r New York.
The public offering price (maximum $34 per
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company
produces industrial trucks, self-propelled construction
share)
•
East
324
12,500
3
partnership despite the fact that, in discussing the
space
and other operations,
business of
merchandising aiid
selling phonograph records to retail outlets. It operates record con¬
cessions in discount stores; and its activities are
in part carried on
The
Wall
14
•
.
of
company
lease
are
principal underwriter for $125, exercisable at a price to be
amendment, and 2,000 shares underlying like warrants to
Donald Reiller, a. finder, for $20.
:
y •
•
the
Buchanan, Mich., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 22 covering 125,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the holder thereof through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,'
This
terms
includes
by
Monsol
by
public
The
York.
11,. 1962,
(1547)
Rittmaster, Voisin & Co., 260 Madison Ave., New
offering price (maximum $4 per share) and under¬
to be supplied by amendment. The statement also
shares underlying five-year. warrants to be sold to
headed
writers
Area, Inc.—SEC Hearing Scheduled—
scheduled
in its Boston
Regional Office to determine whether to vacate or make permanent
the
Commission's
order
of
Feb.
6,
1962,
temporarily suspending a
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities Act
of 1933 with respect to a public stock offering by Carinthia Ski Area
of West Dover,
Vt.
The suspension order alleged that Carintnia did
not
comply with certain provisions of the Regulation and that its
offering violated Section 17 of the Act.—V. 195, p. 857.
;
The
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
remittance for
foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
'
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
w(1548)
will
The
be
of 6608 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a registra¬
the SEC on March 26 covering 150.000 shares of
company
with
statement
tion
Division
Regis.— '
Frederick's of Hollywood, Inc.—Capital Stock
will
stock
tional
franchise
establish
to
used
be
outlets
for
the
com¬
Classics Inc.—Common Registered—
The company of 2555 West Diversey Ave., Chicago, filed a registra-.
tion statement with the SEC on March 23 covering 105,000 shares o*
stock,
offering
will
Kletz
Co.,
&
cents
30
a
offered
be
share
per
for
public
for
underwriter
commission.
underlying
shares
10,000
to
sale
at
$3
per
be made through underwriters headed by
Time and Life Building, New York, which
to
3-year
$3
at
share,
per
and
(2)
at
International
The
per-
class A
company
estimated
retire
unsecured
an
capital,
net
the
for
proceeds
bank
design
loan
of
new
dies and molds,
working capital.
additional
additional
stock
from the
incurred to
to
sale
will
used
be
The
with
stock,
mon
the
SEC
which
of
New York,
Ave.,
March
60,000 shares
23
and
registration
mil
1
consists
of
designing, styling,
make advances
of
contractors.
addition
In
to
by Glen Modes (which proposes
Management officials of the company as a
shares).
the
of
outside
to
owned
are
outstanding
Chairman
and
stock
of
Arthur Klein
Glen
Modes.
Louis
group
is
Grossman
Board
is President.
each,
company
statement
vertible
with
debentures
The
and
$20,000
count
of
be
two
corneal
used
store.
to
$500,000 of bank loans incurred in part to pay for
purchased for the opening of new licensed departments
and in part
to provide necessary capital to open such new depart¬
ments, and the balance will be added to working capital. In addition
repay
merchandise
to
certain
and
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 200,000 Series A
Series B common shares (after giving effect to a recent
320,000
2-for-l
stock
split), of which Charles R, Greenstone, president, and
Ben
K. Lerer,
secretary-treasurer, each own 20% and 50%, respec¬
tively.—-V, 194, p. 424.
This
Lighting-, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
company,
statement
4201
W.
Grand
Chicago,
Ave.,
filed
a
registration
with
$13)
•
be
residential, commercial and institutional
Of
the net proceeds
company's sale of additional stock, $300,000 will be used
loans used, together with other funds, to prepay an
obligation incurred in the acquisition of a stockholder's shares,
$100,000 will be used for
development, and the balance will be added to
working capital.
•;,/■-/.■>/
to
uses,
the
bank
repay
Air
Conditioning
tures, Common Registered—
of
America, Inc.—Deben¬
the
list
unit)
of
$82.50
per
ment,
The
to
underwriter
the
(2)
28,000
the
per
Pivar,
a
and
statement
shares
underwriter
$2.75
underwriters.
The
shares,
which
of
by the
includes
(1)
company's
share, and
Director.
three
(3)
other
46,228
are
25,000
outstanding shares sold
options
persons
at
10
sold
cents
to
share,
per
an
officer
of
for
outstanding
$2,800,
exercisable at
shares owned by Samuel
components
'
to
?ress System." Of the net proceeds
discharge obligations
the
and
to
of
the
from this financing, $103,000
four
persons
who
made
loans
company in March 1962 for general
working capital purposes,
approximately $482,000 partially to discharge
obligations of the
to a commercial finance company for loans made to the
company
estimated
$490,000
executive
for
certain
hotels,
the
of
with'-the
Ave.,
SEC
which
E.,
N.
Atlanta,
March
on
23
shares
20,000
for
the
and
Ga.,
Ezra
filed
covering
to
are
Johnson; Lane, Space Corp,,
reorganization
five
affiliated
for
80,000
airports,
adopted
was
corporations
and
common
restaurants,
space.
equipment.
The
stock
instruments.
founder
DeKalb
840
stock, of
by The
commercial
will
be
curred
to
will
the
added
be
interest
In
be
a
100,000
offered
for
which will receive
law
pursuant
In
class
March
which
to
acquired
was
162,300
to
in
the
by
B
100%
owns
the
the
paid
the
by
of
1962
all
and
the
of
company
in
shares
of
common
and
99%,
balance
by
the
class
B
respectively
the
non¬
on
and
additional-
of
(and,
fonder
a
in¬
note
a
shares,
officer.
has
company
common
of
outstanding
which Martin
infitoateft; proposessell
as
shares).
common
and
supplies
sale
owing
estattPof'
indebtedness,
162,500
commercial
janitorial
company's
three subsidiaries, and the balance
Said $75,000 is part of the $100,000
affiliates for minority stockholder's
three
held
certain
sells
the
$75,000
stock
affiliates
to
and
80,000
the
pay
other
and
also
from
working capital.
such
common
stores
company
proceeds
to
purchase
addition
80,000
The
net
used
consideration
net
salaries
proceeds
'
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•
..
class
of
6%
for
of
convertible
public
sale
sale
by
the
the
by
at
100%
of
thereof,
on
of
debentures
70,000
and
all
at
$10
best efforts all
a
or
shares,
stock,
common
The
offering
Amos
sell
management officials.
$0.3125
to
up
$700,000
The
The
also
St.,
Co.,
818
17th
commission
includes
Denver,
filed
Colo.,
8,000
St.,
Denver,
$20,000 for
and
shares
sold
the
to
which
will
The
underwriter
at
organized
was
under
Colorado
in
law
ment
and
and
cents
(after
shares.
and
containers
custom
extruded
the $400,000
to
used
and
estimated
purchase
to
inventory of
ceivable, and
shares
of
tary,
food, ice cream, cottage cheese, chemical
and it also plans to manufacture and market
items
for
industrial
net proceeds from
various equipment,
salaries,
plastics raw
for
pay
stock.
The
domestic
the stock
to
rent
applications.;
sale,
and
company
has
$139,000
Of
will
of
tion
statement
shares
of
public
sale
stock,
by
New
ill
W.
50th
St.,
York
New
City,
by
the
filed a registra¬
covering 262,500
with
the
SEC
on
March
28,
1962,
stock, of which 112,500 shares are to be offered for
the company and 150,000 shares, being outstanding
holders thereof.
Bear, Stearns & Co., One Wall St.,
City,
heads
(maximum
the
$12)
list
and
of
underwriters.
underwriting
terms
The
The
company
two partnerships.
gaged
in
mercial
the
it
acquired
the
stock
These
in
of
exchange
59
for
law
in
data
offering
supplied by
December,
1961
additional
and
sale
corporations, and the net assets of
and partnerships have been en¬
operating garages and parking
cleaning and maintaining com¬
Mosler
bank
loans,
funerals.
additional
will
be
stock,
to
used
The
net
together
purchase
proceeds
with
cars
new
latter
registration
shares
for
of
North
110
statement
common
public
its
of
with
stock,
the
of
St.,
SEC
which
on
March
60,000
22,
shares
Minn.,
covering
are
to
be
of
share)
The
filed
underwriters.
and
of
The
underwriting
public
terms
are
offering
to
be
price
(maximum
100,000
.
offered
and
shares
of
stock
common
reverse
split),
of
which Stephen
President, Winifred B. Masters, Secre¬
Vice-President, own 24.6%, 33.5%
and
Masters
B.
to
proposes
sell
the
70,000
^
a
registration state¬
shares
common
to
certain
to
offered
be
employees
at
a
by the company
price to be supplied
:
\.. ■
manufacturer of
a
safes, bank vault equipment and
security products and systems to protect
destruction and intrusion, and it also manu¬
of office equipment, including record
storage and
theft,
Jr.,
board
(held
owns
for
chairman,
their
25.2%
Inc.,
to
a
sell
will
held.—V.
held
charitable
all
of
its
187,
p.
in
in
president,
trusts); Janet
trusts); and the
13.3%.
owns
(215,627
Mosler
H.
Mosler,
certain
certain
corporation,
holdings
Irma
John
and
benefit
(also
shares);
propose
to
The
and
sell
44,373
the
of
2227.
of
registration
company
$16
shares
for
at
$17.50
is
public
be
Alvarado,
130
statement
common
N.
with
stock,
E.,
the
of
Albuquerque,
SEC
which
March
on
80,000
New
23
shares
Mexico,
covering
are
to
be
sale
by
the
company
and
20,000
shares,
being
the holders thereof. The offering will be made
share on a best efforts basis by an underwriter (whose
supplied by amendment), which will receive a $2,625 per
stock,
per
to
of
by
commission.
.;
.
1959, the company offers (in Arizona, N. Mexico, Utah
Wyoming) a variety of life (both participating and non-partici¬
pating), credit life, credit accident and health policies. It also has a
per
amendment.
company
with
commercial
500,000
recent
a
.
supplied by
$250,000
a
York
Organized in
credit
life insurance department which issues
certificates on a group
individual basis, which certificates involve life
insurance and acci¬
dent and health coverage. The net
proceeds from the company's sale
of additional stock will be
invested
and
preparations, cosmetics, and other toiletries for women,
professional beauty shops and the retail consumer trade.
proceeds from the company's sale of
additional stock,
will be used to re-purchase trade acceptances sold by the
to
New
and
is primarily engaged in the manufacture and distribu¬
recourse
shares
share, selling
initially in securities or mortgages
eligible under New Mexico Law for inclusion in the investment
portfolio
net
additional
the
be
the
under
a
name
hair
for
the
mark-ups
electronic
Foundation,
outstanding
a
sale
company
is
each
offered
Minneapolis,
in
per
March
on
to
Mosler,
100,000
Registered—
Fifth
snare.
low
National Security Life Insurance Co.—Common
Regis.
car
by the company and 40,000 shares, being outstandingby Maurice L. Spiegel, President and principal stockholder.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 24 Federal St., Boston, heads the
stock,
Paine,
list
of
outstanding
to
35,000
proposes
The
company
SEC
stock,
Coleman
169,500
filed
The
$10
equipment. In addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the
has outstanding 1,619,519 shares of common stock, of which
trustees
business.
La Maur Inc.—Common
are
5-year
at
at
from
proceeds
for
the
H.
Mosler
conducting
of
underlying
''j
26.5%
own
principal businesses:
renting and leasing cars;
buildings;
in.
retrieval
com¬
997,972
a
may
net proceeds from this financing
including the refurbishing, enlarge¬
existing discount centers, the addition
certain
has
factures various lines
company
of
shares
which
of
than
estimated
Chairman
against
be
net
a
of
■
includes
property
corporations
four
company's
rental
organized under New York
was
8, 1962,
shares all of
:
with
Edwin
Jan.
otherwise
exercisable
of
consisting
underwriters
merchandise
of
six
units
the
shares
merchandise
effect
The company
mechanical and
amendment.
and
in
but
70,000
30,000
variety
Philip Masters, a
respectively.
Winifred
public
to
are
of
(without underwriting)
by amendment.," '
common
York
price
of
company,
be
equipping
Board
common
also
Kinney Service Corp.—Common Registered—
The
by
to
are
23 covering 260,000 outstanding shares
offered for public sale by the holders thereof
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., 14 Wall Street,
New York. The public
offering price (maximum $20 per share) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement
re¬
outstanding 100,000
:",V
"
offered
be
underwriters,
and
ment
of
accounts
stock,
securities
The company of 320 Park Ave;, New York, filed
for one
allocated for
be
outstanding
Such
Mosler Safe Co.—Common Registered—
building
a
capital to
financing
working
material
working capital.
common
and
relocation
company
Masters,
for frozen
petroleum products,
offered
expand operations,
giving
14.6%,
of
purpose
$1,500,000
through underwriters 'headed
shares,
and
stores,
$2,050,000
to
and
the
ness,
October,
facture
the
registra¬
a
be
lines
(principally soft goods), and the
of new discount centers. ■; The cost 01 such
expansion program, which is expected to be completed within the next
two years, is estimated at $1,200,000.1 In addition to certain indebted¬
1961,
engaging in the manufacture and sale of plastic
products produced by extrusion and thermoforming.
It lias no oper¬
ating history, plant, or facilities.
The
company
intends to manu¬
for
basis
includes
the
wide
a
department
expansion
opening
a
state¬
50
used
also
to
sells
The
area.
debentures
statement
discount
be
of
be issued
company
10
will
'• v
•
company
receive
The
expenses.
share.
per
registration
a
March
on
26, 1962, covering 200,000 shares
be offered for public sale at $2.50 per share.
made on a best efforts all or none basis by
be
<fe
share
per
818-17th
SEC
to
will
Sudler
C.
ment
of
the
being
share.
per
none
expenses).
The securities will
$100 debenture
and
10
common
City
with
to
1972,
Sterling,
This
company,
due
Grace & Co. and Norton, Fox & Co., Inc., both of 50
Broad St.,
New York, which will receive a 6%
commission
on
the
debentures and a $1 per share commission on the stock
(plus $12,500
share,
common
Registered—
Flushing, N. Y., filed
22, covering
(1)
March
principal amount, and (2) 150,000 shares
80,000 shares are to be offered for public
which
company
holder
offered
Ave.,
on
subordinated
stock,
common
,
169,200 class A and 2,000 class B
owns
57.9%
and
100%, respectively. NPDC
shares and 2,000 class B shares for $1,100,
A
company of 135-21 38th
statement with the SEC
tion
for
fees,
Inc.—Debentures—Common
This
the
from
consultants'
and
Masters,
outstanding
NPDC
108,000
per
statement
Of
to
47,900
(4)
to
in
both
used
medical
and
("NPDC"),
shares
share,
It specializes in the cleaning and maintenance of various
types of buildings, providing a wide variety of maintenance, janitorial
and
'security
services
for
office
buildings,
manufacturing
plants,
December, 1961,
distributing and/or
licensing,
his
per
the company.
affiliates.
their
of
of
exchange
share,
the underwriters
to
plan
International Plastic Container Corp.—Common Reg'd
tion
be
share,
York law in
surgical
and
(1)
per
offering price, and
per
share
sold at $2.50
officials and
Corp.
$2.50
at
lc
50 cents per share commission.
The company was organized under Delaware
warrants to
air
mi
a
units.
tem,"
will
public
also
per
of
statement
common
writers headed
panies have other
The company has two
operating divisions, the Hi-Press Division and
the Drayer-Hanson Division. The former
is engaged in the
engineering,
design, development and sale of a
high-pressure-high velocity, air
cooling, heating and ventilating system known as the "Hi-Press Svs-
and
the latter designs, produces and sells
a
broad
range'of
conditioning, commercial refrigeration and industrial heat transfer
products, in addition to manufacturing certain
of
for
offering
president
underlying three-year
and
affiliate
cent
1
for
public sale by the company and 80,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by Larry P. Martin, President, Board Chairman and principal stock¬
holder.
The offering will be
made at $5 per share through under¬
of
and it subsequently resold 10,000 class A shares in
private transaction for $25,000. Fred Sands is president. Jess Larson,
board chairman, also is board chairman of
NPDC, and the two com¬
$.01
York,
price (maximum
to be supplied by amend¬
public
underwriting terms
also
The
used
has
company
stations;
This company of 405 Lexington Ave., New
York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC
on
March
26, covering $670,000 of 6Va%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1974 and
134,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale in units consisting of
a
$50 debenture and 10 shares.
Plstell, Inc., 50 Broadway, New
heads
at
management
•
The
mon
Hi-Press
shares
administration
,
from
of
ments.
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
."V
1
The company
(formerly Halo Lighting Products, Inc.) is engaged
in the manufacture and sale of recessed
incandescent lighting fixtures
for
the
at
shares
A
pharmaceutical
Development
will
and
year
the SEC on March 27, 1962,
covering 300,000 shaves
of
common
stock,
of
which
100.000
shares
are
to
be
offered
for
public sale by the company and 200,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by a stockholder.
R. W. Pressprich & Co., 80 Pine
St., New
York City,
heads the list of underwriters.
The public offering price
(maximum
shares
overhead, for professional services, adver¬
tising and promotion, and for working capital ($405,500), which work¬
ing capital will be used
to expand
staff, manufacturing products,
financing licenses for 01% acquisition
of additional products,
and to
pay any royalties which may be due under existing licensing arrange-
be
Halo
underwriters
the
Wasserman
a
exercisable
class
transplant.
sale
office
of
its wholly owned subsidiaries are engaged in the
jewelry stores, ten jewelry concessions in dis¬
stores,
and
one
liquor concession in a discount
The net proceeds
from
the
debenture
sale
will
retail
department
department
for expenses.
and
company
operation
Stock
includes
also
received
Shamah
Martin Maintenance Corp.—Common Regis—
corporation
registration
due
1977,
to be offered for public
sale in 1,200 units and at $500 per unit. The
offering will be made
through underwriters headed by Midland Securities Co., Inc., 15 West
Tenth St., Kansas City, Mo., which will receive a $50
per unit com¬
mission
to
statement
Shamah
Moses
Abraham
aggregate of
an
stock now outstanding from about $1.12 to $1.88 per share and a
corresponding dilution of $1.62 per share In the book equity of stock
purchased by the public.
'
registration
a
150,000
each.
Monterey,
of
a
of 182 Second Ave., San Francisco, filed a registration
the SEC on March 23
covering $600,000 of 6% con¬
subordinated
to
Patent
acquired
Granco, Inc.—Debentures Registered—
of
$20,000.
Said persons also purchased an
aggregate of 60,000 warrants at lc each.
Sale of new stock to the
public at $3.50 per share will result in an increase in the book value
distribute
stock
or
The
sold
The
expenses.
sold
28.8%
own
assets
sleep-inducing machine. NPDC has sublicensed its rights in
these developments to the company. The
company has also obtained
an
exclusive license
to manufacture,
sell and distribute a synthetic
66.3%
own
urer,
Hamway for
electronic
indebted¬
stock, all
sell the 90,000
product line, and for expansion of inventories, to carry ex¬
panded accounts receivable and for general working capital.
In addition
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
73,000 shares of common stock, of which Moses Shamah, President,
Abraham Shamah, Vice-President, and Ezra Hamway, Secretary-Treas¬
recently acquired exclusive
licenses
to
manufacture,
sell
various
surgical instruments and medical technology
Amtorg Trading Corp., (acting on behalf of All-Union ExportImport .Corp., of Moscow, U. S. S. R., which in turn acted on, behalf
of
certain
patent holders), including licenses relating to surgical
suturing. devices, d variable flexible panoramic gastroscope and an
producing and
certain
to
filed
covering
presently continues
company
panded
from
the company has outstanding 240,000 shares of common
which
23
company was organized under New
the principal purposes of importing
and
selling women's fashion accessories, women's casual and outdoor sports¬
wear
and women's knitted outer sportswear.
The company owns no
plant or manufacturing equipment, all of its manufacturing require¬
ments being supplied by outside contractors in accordance with company
specifications. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to
general funds to increase working capital to be used to increase inven¬
tories and accounts receivable, to add new products to the line, and to
ness,
it acquired for 21,000 common, shares. The
company,
r"
'
•
company's business
shares
associates
National
being outstanding stock, by the com¬
Int.' 'Sprayregen, Haft'& Co., 26 Broadway,
New York,
heads the list of underwriters.
The public offering price
(maximum $7 per share) and underwriting terms Are to be supplied by
The
for
shares
A
manufacturing
pany's parent, Glen Modes,
amendment.
York,
New
Ave.,
March
on
10,000 shares underlying 5-year warrants sold
at
150,000 shares of com¬
offered for public sale by
be
to
$10,000
class
13,300
(3)
covering
are
Park
375
SEC
,
the business of Monterey in the production: and sale of gift sets, linens,
place mats, table cloths, scarves, and laminated products. The $213,000
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to purchase
and install machinery and equipment, to move to larger quarters for
manufacturing and executive offices, for printing of catalogues, pro¬
motion, advertising and general expense in connection with an ex¬
a
(2)
and 90,000 shares,
company
of
the
will
includes
propose
Class A
—
which
per
...
stock
for
a
and
35c
also
a
(L. P.)
The
filed
,
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share. The offer¬
on a best efforts all or none basis by Seymour Blauner
10,000
provide additional working
trophy components and purchase of
expand production activities, and for
Fifth
on
each
Registered—
share,,commission and $14,000 for expenses.
The
(1) 30,000 shares underlying 10-year warrants
sold to the underwriter at lc. each, exercisable at $3.50 per share, and
(2) 2,600 shares to be sold to Charles R. Harary, as a finder's .fee, and
to- Carl S. Gottlieb, as a financial consultant's fee, at lc each. A $2,50o
fee is also payable to each by the company.
l;
The company was organized under Delaware law in January 1962 to
succeed' to the business of Monterey Linen Co., the assets of which
Ill
outstanding
of 417
the
receive
mission
to
Corp.—Common Registered—
corporation,
statement
with
and
shares.
company of 20 West 27th St., New York, filed a registration
with the SEC on March 22 covering 80,000 shares of common
statement
Broadway, and Wm. Stix Wasserman & Co., Inc., of 40 Wall
Street, both of New York, which will receive a 48 cents per share com¬
Co.,
business
Glensder
shares
299,600
own
Surgical Corp.
&
26.67%
to/sell 40,000
'by Fabrikant Securities Corp.', 125 Maiden Lane, New York,
ing will be made
trophies,
$250,000
corporation
statement
is engaged in the design, assembly strid distribution
plaques and awards.
It is the successor of the recent
consolidation into the company of an affiliated corporation and certain
partnerships owned
by present stockholders of the company.
The
of
Drug
56.33%,
own
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per share. The offering will
be made on a best efforts all or none basis through underwriters headed
Presi-.
W.- Brown,
Seymour
Registered—
5,000
$1
which
of
Corp.-u-Common Registered—
Vice-President,
shares each.
60,000
Vice-President,
statement
44%
Burr,
S.
sell
Senior
As indicated, bpiegel proposes
Laminetics Inc.—Common
-
■'t This
The
statement also includes (1)
warrants to be sold to the principal
outstanding shares sold by stockholders to Archie Lasser
share for services in connection with this offering;
The
George
.
The
exercisable
$100,
share.
The
Michael G.
will receive
stock,
common
about
owns
Smith,
C.
respectively.
16%,
Monday, April 2. 1962
.
used
The
corporation of 2500 Washington St., Canton,. Mass., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 26 covering 120,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the holders thereof without underwriting. The selling stockholders in¬
tend to make direct sales of the shares through solicitation of orders
by Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day, 74 State St., Boston, their financial4
adviser with respect to this offering. As compensation for such services,
the financial adviser will receive from
the selling stockholders a fee
of
4>/2%. of the gross proceeds of the offering. The public offeringprice (maximum $14 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The
company
is engaged in the development and production of
Instron Universal Testers. This equipment is designed for use in test¬
ing the physical characteristics of a wide variety of materials including
metals, plastics, rubber, paper and textiles. Instron equipment is de¬
signed for testing materials in both tension and compression and may
be adapted for testing the
flexure, torsion and shear characteristics
of materials. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 610,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a pro¬
posed
recapitalization),
of
which
Harold
Hindman,
President,
and
public.
common
and
'
open
General
of
the
working
funds
Instron' Engineering
.
the
shares
with
general
.
general
management officials and
others /will contribute to
the company's
treasury without consideration therefor a total of 75,000-outstandingshares, including Mr. Brown who intends to contribute 39,115 shares.
(primarily to develop an inventory for sale to the
five additional retail stores, to expand the mail
order business, and for general corporate purposes. It has outstanding
the 360,000 shares of capital stock, all owned by Mr. Mellinger who, as
indicated, proposes to sell the 80,000 shares. Sale of new stock to the
public at $5 per share will result in an increase in the book value of
stock now outstanding from $1.41 to $1.88 per share and corresponding
dilution of $3.12 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by
to
for
to
and management officials as a group about
51%. Mr. Brown also owns options to purchase 47,700 shares at $3.30
per
share until October,
1964.
The
prospectus states
that certain
dent,
products
pany's
licensees),
connection
and
added
799,100
of which 70,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
by
the
company
and 80,000
shares, being outstanding stock,
by
Frederick N. Mellinger, President and
sole stockholder. The offering
will be made at $5 per share through underwriters headed by Garat &
Polonitza, Inc., 9229 Sunset Blvd;, Los Angeles, which will receive a
50 cents per share commission. The statement also includes 8,000 out¬
standing shares underlying a five-year option to be granted to the
principal underwriter by the selling stockholder, exercisable at the
public offering price. :
V
...
The company was organized under Delaware law in March, 1962 and
in May intends to acquire for 360,000 shares all of the outstanding
voting shares of Frederick's Inc. (formerly known as Frederick's of
Hollywood, Inc.) and seven other corporations. The company will then
operate the retail mail order business and a chain of 10 retail women's
apparel stores of the predecessors in California, Arizona and Nevada.
The $300,000 estimated net proceeds from the company's sale of addi¬
capital stock,
.
in
company
be
Walter
and
acquisition of the .Drayer-Hanson
capital purposes, The balance will
as, required for
working capital
purposes,
including approximately $60,000 for. research and develop¬
ment
and
approximately
$120,000 for expansion of
the company's
sales
distribution
channels.
The
prospectus reflects
a
net loss of
$39,323 for the nine months ended Jan. 31, 1962.
•
vv* v '•
In addition
to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding.
The $249,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock
used
for
additional warehousing facilities, additional
relocation, and working capital.
rainwear.
and
sale
machnery,
.
..
bank,
$100,000
to
of
expansion of production and office facilities,
$100,000 for research and testmarketing of new products, and the
balance
for working capital.
The company has outstanding 300,000
shares of oommon stock, of which Maurice L. Spiegel, Minnie Spiegel,
a
life
inusrance
company.
The company presently has outstanding
capital shares and options to purchase an additional
232,shares; and it has 2,250 stockholders of record. The
prospectus
states that none of such securities
have been registered under the
293,614%
purchase
385 Ma
equipment for
Securities
1
by
reason
Act
and
that
contingent liability may have been created
of such sales in the amount of
$1,148,960 plus interest at 6%
a
Volume
195
Number
6147
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
—
from
the
various
dates
which
on
the
sales
made.
were
At
the
of
time
(Henry)
the
company's organization, National Holding Corp., (43.76% owned by
Jack R. Berry, president and board chairman of the company) invested
$112,600 and was issued 74,316 shares and 42 other persons invested
$42,400 and
options
issued
were
(also
27,654 shares.
issued
at
organization)
respectively,
shares,
at
$1.52
Berry
and
Naional
purchase
to
The
and
7.92%
for
$74,147.12, and the public
investment of $1,750,000.—V. 194, p. 1279.
own
will
16.23%
own
an
includes
the
to
each,
The
share.
per
distribution
all
estimated
net
$100,000
chase
proceeds
will
be
used
the
from
to
company's
reduce
inventory,
including j;
working capital. In addition
for
to
certain
Bernstein
72%,
own
14%
10%
and
stock
(after
at
*
a
of
a
are
owned by
120,000 shares.
Mr.
sale
Regis),
Class
of
A
thereof
through
Exchange Place,
Ave.;
SEC
March
on
stock,
New
to
be
underwriters
York,
covering
23,
offered
for
filed
sale
the
by
in
the
produces
company
It
sells
its
products
to
utility
boys',
juvenile
and
and
pants,
national
chain
casual
stores
popular
Charles Shank-'
and
and Bernstein propose to sell 14,000 and 6,000 shares, respectively.f
of the new stock to the public at $4 per share will result in an
increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from $1.49 to $2.17
order
its
•
retailers
and
indebtedness,
643,682
members
class
of
the
has
company
outstanding
108,665
The
houses
class
This
Fund
the
offered
of
SEC
for
Wall
60
St.,
March
on
public
sale
York, filed a registration statement"
covering 1,000,000 capital shares, to be
maximum
$10,929
of
of
be
offered
in
The Fund
exchange, for
eligible, securities
per
or
acquire
exchange
by
of
A
shares.—"V
investors.
by
basis
of
posited
securities.
similar
may
value
each
$10
shares-on
Fund
of
public
suchV-securities'
".exchange
for
for
indicated,
As
$5,000)
of
share
Fund
market
investors
(having
the
value
the
of
holding
of
basis,,
which
thereof.
and
RicoJ Brewing
The
fund
the
for
Pine
mission.
a
The
statement
Corp.,
omy
The
by
also
V.
N.
for
will
to
The
market
Amstel
in
-
will
it
will
be
is
International
the
-in
Puerto
Amstel
and
Basic
beer
and
applied
be
the
is
of
part
•
Basic)
sale
of
construction
to
and
for
shares
common
Proceeds
Regal
health
March
$3.50)
(par
be
to
are
used
Birmingham,
of
in
insurance
15,
filed
1962.
to be
for
offered
Ala.,
is
at $10,
and
reserves
"Reg.
a
in
engaged
selling
to
the
by
the
and
covering
list
the
of
share)
per
underwriters;
&
The
eastern
midwestern
and
corporate
life
writing
purposes.
and
Co.,
states.
are
25
A-l,
Broad
to
St.,
New
bank
loans
in
of
1962
to
purchase
purchase
to
leased
five
stock
additional
incurred
requirements,
for
of
sale
will
be
be
used to
inventory to meet
inventory
departments,
in
to
connection
repay
operated
as
the
at
be
notes
repay
short-term
normal
with
due
seasonal
the opening
officers, and
the company has
(or
will have)
stock, of which Abraham Levin,
President, Louis Levin, Vice-President, Robert L. Zimmerman, Board
Chairman," Ronald Zimmerman, Secretary, and Richard L. Sirkin,'
Treasurer, own 27.6%, 22.6%
15.1%, 16.2% and 12.8%, respectively.
outstanding 550,500 shares
of common
,
Abraham
war¬
supplied
by
manufactures
also
viewers.
net
The
payment
The
and
Louis
Levin
propose
to
sell
22,500
Rese
The
85,700
and
shares
ranging
from
:
500
'
Co.
7:/"7^7'r''■'
—
18.
used
Deben¬
'
repay
Telephone
Proceeds" are
and development
Rese
of
"A"
to
v
'
be
used
for.
debt
repayment,
and working capital.
&
Courtland St.,
Philadelphia,
*.
5'
equipment,
•'
>.
research
and
of
6%
in
1959
shares),
from
at
are
shares,
will
be
after
time
in
the
into
1963
January
offered
be
to
to
for
industrial
engaged
,
insurance
aggregate
sale
by
the
Market,
Over-the-Counter
toys,
companies
and
a
trust
are
is- engaged
in
desgin
sale
financing;
the
the
consumer
has
It is
financing;
States.
receivable
holders
and
such
of
Sadye J.
gate
of
of
its
preferred
Moss
251,442
Insurance Co.
—V.
p.
(4,190
common
is entitled
warrant
195,
outstanding
equipment lease
preferred stock,
and
and
shares of common stock, of
which management officials as a group own 11.2%,
Theodore H. Silbert
is
President.
The
31,509
preferred shares were issued by the
company in September
1961 to the common stockholder of Universal
Finance
Corp.,
a
California
company,
upon
consummation
of the
merger
of
Universal
into
the
company..
The
prospectus
lists
six
company
received
750.
•
2,087,867
stock, including Helen Jacobs (4,923 shares)
shares); and they are entitled to an aggre¬
shares
if converted.
The
New
York Life
to receive
in
23,750 common shares upon
connection with
the
Stewart Title
The
of
Proceeds
to
are
be
1333
title
of
used
W.
and
for-general
corporate
engaged
is
-
in
;
-
the
corporation
common
on
shares
March
Temptron
facture
of.
of
to
be
1645
heating
used
for
cooling
to .be
,
filed
offered
1
"Reg. A" covering
$5, without under¬
a
at
■
'
"
■
■
and working capital.
Paducah, Ky., is "engaged in
manu¬
extracting
mining
equipment
Broadway.
and
1962,'
15,
(par. $1)
apparatus,
a
metal
58,590
ranging
from
5,453
to
39,059
shares.
Scientific Corp.—Common
S.
company
.
will
of
Registered—
220
be made on a best efforts
offering will be withdrawn)
basis
(if 47,000 shares are
by Edward Lewis Co., Inc.,
which will receive a 60 cent per share
selling commission and $12,750 for expenses.
The statement also in¬
cludes 5,000 shares to be sold to the underwriter at 1 cent each, at
the ,rate of one share, for. each 17 shaves sold.
The
company
was
organized under New York law in June, 1961
and
is
presently in an organizational, promotional and development
stage.
It proposes to merchandise and distribute a line of consumer
products, not limited to any particular field or industry, which it
not
'
are
and
offering
insurance.
writing.
of which Atmer
Weinberg, Vice141,419, 104,,.10
respectively. They propose to sell 9o,511, ^53,o . 5
shares, respectively. Five others propose to sell
East 23rd St.r New York, filed a registration
statement
with
the
SEC on
March 22, covering 85,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per snare.
The
The
Temptron Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
60,000
shares,
139,320
U.
160,000
'
purposes.
Phoenix,
Rd.,
company
assets
Carter
the 909,103 shares of
common stock,
President, Theodore Feldman and Richard
and Sidney Rogal, Treasurer, own 224,481,
36',467
Phoenix—"Reg. A" Filing—
Camclback
,
outstanding
exercise
on March 8, 1962, filed o, "Reg. A" .covering
shares to be offered at $1, without underwriting.
&
Presidents,
company's sale of notes.
company
common
by
the
Inc.,
amounts
Trust
Regis.—
the
business,
Cohan,
•
&
Secondary
health and beauty aids and sundries. Although the departments
operated by the company with its own personnel/ they are not
as
belonging to the company. Immediately
prior to this
gan's
mobile home financing; industrial time
credit financing;
making advances on in¬
mortgages;
rediscounting;
addition to certain indebtedness
In
United
accounts
Corp.—Common,
19
will acquire by merger an exchange of stock,
and subsidiaries of three other corporations, Mor¬
Overton Group, Inc. and Plymouth Investment Co.,
each
of
which is directly or indirectly
a holding company
tor the
stock of subsidiaries
engaged in the operations of the departments.
Pursuant
to
a
proposed recapitalization and said acquisitions, trie
company
issued
(or
will issue) 909,103 common shares. The net
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, together witn
$772,000 representing payments by certain selling stockholders to the
company of their notes held by it,
will be used to repay bank loans
in
the amount of
$650,000, and loans from directors, ofxicers and
stockholders of the company and their relatives and affiliates in the
amount of $204,394. The proceeds of these loans were applied towards
the purchase of fixtures and inventory for
new units. The baiance
of the proceeds will be added to working capital to finance the com¬
pany's
expansion progfam,
which includes plans to open 36 new
units during the calendar year 1962, and estimated to cost $1,700,000.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has (or will have)
the
factoring;
chattel
and
financing.
throughout
commercial
by
offering,
company
been
clients
of
identified
common
non-notification
receivable
ventory
having
292,500
commercial
and
in
accounts
sales
(2)
and
and
the company and 359,103 shares, being outstanding
holders thereof. McDonnell & Co._ 120 Broadway, and
Co
5 Hanover Sq., both of New York, head the list
of underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum $18 per share)
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
is engaged in the operation of 86 licensed depart¬
company
ments which operate as integral parts of discount department stores
and
which sell at retail housewares,
hardware, automobile supplies,
exercised with respect to 12,500
shares to be offered pursuant to
the company's
1959 Executive Restricted Stock Option
Plan.
The
company furnishes working
funds for a diversified group of
shares),
60,000
and
President
Oppenheimer
prices.
The statement also includes
underlying warrants exercisable until 1974
which warrants were attached to $2,000,000
five
to
warrant
which
of
company
company,
stock,
registration
outstanding
par), series
an
public
the
Needham St., Newton Highlands, Mass.,
a
registration statement with the SEC on March 26 covering 450,000
shares of common stock, of which 90,897 shares are to be offered for
Stock Registered
New
Son, Inc.—Common Registered—
East Main St., Scottsville, Ky., filed a registration
SEC on
March 27 covering 120,000 shares of
the
United-Overton
The
negotiated
share,
per
sold
(one
time
shares
common
notes
Ave.,
(convertible
A-3
price 'sales
50,000
Fifth
530
common
Proceeds
production of equipment for testing computer devices and circuits.
Turner,
82
on
March 19.
1962, filed p.
"Reg.
A"
covering
shares (par $1) to be offered at $3.50, without under¬
-v-»"
shares
50,000
offering
shares are to be offered for public
60,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
principal stockholder. Bear, Stearns &
Co.,
One" Wall St., New York, heads the list of underwriters.
The
public
offering price
(maximum $15 per share) and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The company through its subsidiaries sells popular-priced merchan¬
dise at retail. A total of 76 self-service discount stores are operated
in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Oklahoma and Virginia and located
principally in
smaller communities.
They are operated under tne
names
"Dollar General Stores," "Turner's," or '^Nationwide Stores.
The net proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will be
added to general funds and will be used for additional inventory and
other working capital requirements. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
500,000 shares of common stock (after
giving effect to a proposed recapitalization whereby such shares will
be
issued
in
exchange for
the 5,000 voting and 5,000 non-voting
shares now outstanding). All of such outstanding stock, is owned by
Mr. Turner,
his wife and children and his father. As indicated, he
proposes to sell the 60,000 shares.
stock,
by
Cal
A
to
with
sale
1
Telegraph
&
■,
&
of
company,
common
9,846
to
L. Turner
statement
to
York, filed a
the
SEC
on
March
23
covering 31.5C9
cumulative prior preferred stock
(without
thereof
Stewart; of
each.
corporation
j
100,000
and
The
public.
The
out¬
management of¬
has
Engineering, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
writing.
Registered—
company
J.
acquire
a
$400,000
to
company
aggregate of 804,640 shares,
sell 8,000 of 80,856 shares
an
amounts
American
of
$5.80
A-2,
issuance
and
be
general
In
corporate purposes. <
addition to certain indebtedness,
to
■'
Financial Corp.—Preferred
initially at $10
York,
Meadows Division, includes
17
departments selling
at
retail
"hard goods" such as housewares, hardware, paints, auto¬
motive
equipment and sporting goods.
The net proceeds from the
company's
will
with
of
at
(1)
its
as
five-year
$500,
"price
dictating machines,
proposes
sell
Telephone
from
company
426,002
or
to
One-group,
of
1143.
p.
statement
of
men's,
operated
Bell
sale
195,
I shares
public
terms
Stock
present
public
dental
Regal Division,
includes 15 such departments selling
boys' and junior boys' apparel; and the other, to
company's
retail
and underwriting
tor
a
products.
-
$57,000,000)
The
without underwriting.
offering price (maximum
be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The statement also includes 12,500 outstanding shares under¬
lying 5-year warrants sold to the underwriter by a principal stock¬
holder, exercisable at a price to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
was
organized under Delaware law in March 1962
and proposes to acquire for an aggregate of 550,500 common shares
all of the outstanding stock of two organizations which have operated
32
leased
departments in discount department stores located in 11
$11
to
April
30,000
shares are to be offered for public
shares, being outstanding stock, by
45,000
thereof.. Hayden, Stone
holders
heads
and
company
and
list
portion of the net proceeds from the
outstanding advances (estimated
& Telegraph Ccu the com¬
pany's parent, incurred for general corporate purposes, and the balance
for
general corporate purposes,
including extensions, additions and
improvements to the company's plant.- Construction expenditures were
about
$293,000,000
for
1961,
and
the
prospectus
states that it is
anticipated that such expenditures for 1962 will be higher than 1961.
.
100,000
which
of
company
thereof.
the
holders
the
Co.—"Reg. A"
Alabama,.
of which
stock,
at
initial
an
of
new
owning
who
Mayer
propose
be
at
of 11 Stanley St., New Britain, Conn., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on March 22 covering' 145,000 shares
common
sale
R.
debenture
company
tration
of
stockholders
Eva
competitive bidding,
aggre¬
Regal-Meadows,* Inc.—Common Registered—
of
as
sale
and
Registered—
holders
This
the
Chicago,
head
company,
of 67 Edgewood Ave., S.
E., Atlanta, Ga., filed a
registration statement with .the SEC on March 28, 1962, covering
$75,000,000 of debentures due 2001* to be offered for public sale at
this
options
machinery,
A"
other
St.,
,
Standard
on
the
the
The
Filing—
company
shares
-
—V.
The
Inc.—Class A
Supply Corp.,
com¬
group
Others
tures
President.
Regal Life & Dental Health Insurance
$400,000
manufacture
Southern
it
$1,255,000 for working capital. The plant site was acquired from Amstel
International Basic lor $334,565
($50,000 in cash).
Luis Lazaro
is
25
a
shares.
and
Garcia
by
Salle
York,
1,147.612
including
products
estimated
stock,
La
New
underwrites
capital
shares,
lists
and
from
said
S.
to
stock,
the
by
the
for
as
Its
that
1963;
proceeds
the
'
stockholders for their entire interests in Tujax Electrical
now operated as a subsidiary.
Through its subsidiaries,
is engaged in the wholesale distribution of electrical
supplies and equipment to industrial and commercial users.
Of the
$688,333 estimated net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock, $600,000 will be used to reduce factors loans and the balance
for working capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has
outstanding 62,000 class A and 34 4,000 class B shares (equally
divided
into
four
series),
of
which
Jack
D.
Saltzman, President,
Jackson A. Edwards,
Vice-President, and Sydney Soloman, Secretary,
own
20,365 class A and 112,832 class B shares each.
They propose
to sell
16,423 class A shares each.
Sale of new stock to the public
at $8 per share will result in an increase in the book value of stock
now
outstanding from $1.97 to $2.94 per. shave, and a corresponding
dilution of $5.06 per share in the book equity, of stock purchased by
statement
capital
shares of capital stock, of which
own
253,364 shares and. their immediate families
aggregating 26%
Of these, Robert V. Brost, President
(and
his
family)
and
dairies
E.
Kelly,
Board
Chairman
(and
his
family), own 59,484 and 69,368 shares; respectively. The prospectus
1961
label.
expected
39
of
public sale
in the
malta
engage
natural
company's
net
from
International
it
latter
The
Rico.
to
and
shares
outstanding
Broadway,
2
registration
a
for
manufactures and distributes stereo photographs and
sold under the" names "View-Master" and "Tru-Vue"
therefor,
43,560
Econ¬
March
the' Amstel
under
Juan
in
law
offered
being
principal
manufacture
for
tooling
ficials
com¬
applied to the construction and operation of
purchase of plant site).
Of
such
amount,
will be
(including
will
$2,265,000
unit
from
standing
Smith
proposes
operation by the
contemplated
that
initially
to
brewery
&
per
Rico
in
$4,640,000,
the
San
,
tourist, scenic, souvenir and toy1 markets. It
projectors and "Pana-Vue"
slides
and
slide
owned.
lager
sale
for
in
it
and
light
1
of
the
90,000
of
offering " price
(maximum
$9
per
share)
are to
be supplied by amendment. The com¬
10,000
equipment
for
through
Inc.,
unit
per
$i.*4
International
to
(together with funds received
shares
gate
and
distributed
be
and
beverage)
'
completed
financing
sold
Basic;
quality
constructed
be
presently
will
shares
of $531,424.
organized under Puerto
was
non-alcoholic
(a
brewery
$18
Fenner
a
the
license
the principal underwriter for $3,250
sold to
16,428
premium
of
at
aggregate
an
and
will
for
company's sale of additional stock will be used to
restore working capital previously
expended
(or
to be expended) as
follows:
$300,000 for expansion
of its
Oregon plant and additional
common stock,
to be
$10 debenture and two
Pierce,
receive
the
trust
■%%%
viewers,
proceeds
Registered—
aggregate
an
and
production
made
be
-will
shares);
a
public
terms
to
be
McDowell,
&
Grimm,
purchase
company
stereo
of
a
shares,
&
The
sell
to
amendment...
purchase 65,000 common shares at $4.40 per share.5
includes
116,428
shares
to
be
sold
to
Amstel
and
company
shares
Lynch,
whicn
The company has
Brouwerij
will
Merrill
by
York,
New
10-year option to
The
500,000
offering
headed
St.,
and
1977
23
sale, in units consisting of
shares.
common
March
B
under
under
/ 5v5%.
1
are
Blosser
underwriting
rants
Rico, filed a registration state¬
covering
$2,500,000
of
sinking
Puerto
Juan,
on >
due
public
underwriters
San
SEC
debentures
offered
70
of
company
with
ment
Co.,! Inc.—Units
Straus,
pany
de¬
shares
Darlington
slide:
Puerto
140,000
and- 100,000
pany
securities/
minimum
a
same
sell
company,
of Portland,
Oregon,, filed
the SEC on Mar.
26
covering 240,000
with
Vice-President,
one
trustees
to
propose
.
class
2,551
as
trustees
as
This
own
public
respectively, of the Fund and they own
53.5% of the outstanding voting stock of the underwriter.
They havedeposited for exchange with the Fund securities with an exchange
value of about $102,000 for which they
will receive Fund shares on
the
Rodgers,
195, p. 683.
retain
Salant,
Salants
Sawyer's, Inc.—Shares Registered—
underwriters.
and
Salant
will
L.
two
.
President
of
Government,
(he
Bessie
the
by
holders
the
of which Robert S. Salant, president, and
family (including Aaron B. Salant, board chair¬
shares,
and
-
outstanding
,
held
Hill,
States
A
with
stock,
A
sale
shares,
and
Ethel
shares, only obligations of theauthority bonds with a rating of at
least "A," and securities of certain specified corporations.
The Fund
now
has outstanding 10,000 capital shares sold to the underwriter at
$10 per share.
John. Sackville-Pickard and George L. Haskins are:
United
its
Salants
Salant,
benefit
organized under Delaware law in January 1962 and is*
diversified investment company.
It intends to invest in,
open-end
class
two
Gabriel
was
an
60,000
the
share by Sack-:
ville-Pickard
&
Co., Inc.,
of
the Wall Street address, which will
receive a $.929 per share commission.
Said underwriter is also in¬
vestment adviser and distributor for the Fund.
The shares also may
a
has
to be offered for public
being outstanding stock, by
made at $8 per share on
a
best
efforts all or none basis by Richard Eruce & Co.,
Inc., 80
Pine St.,
and Reuben Rose & Co., Inc., 115 Broadway, both of New
York.
The underwriters will receive an 80 cent per share commission
and
$17,500 for
expenses.
The statement also includes (1)
10,000
outstanding shares of class B-l stock underlying 5-year warrants to
be
sold
to
the
underwriters
by
the selling
stockholders for $10,
exercisable
at
$8
per
share,
(2)
8,000 outstanding class A shares
underlying
like
warrants to be sold
to the Richard Bruce
firm,
exercisable at $1.50 per share, and
(3) 10,000 outstanding class B-l
shares
and
4,000
outstanding class A shares to be issued by the
selling stockholders to Irving Gellis and Morns J. Laurie,, for service
in connection with this offering.
•
The comoany was organized under Delaware law in December,
1961
at
which time it issued 62,000 class
A and 344,000 class B shares
class
own, directly or indirectly,
150,000 class A and 493,682 class B
shares,, constituting in the aggregate 85.55%-of the
outstanding stock
of the company. Robert S. Salant
proposes to sell all of his holdings
New
21
at
company
7-
industry.
the
of 514 East 73rd St., New York, filed a registv/tion
the SEC on
March
23, covering
150,000 shares of
company
statement
man)
'
Pennsylvania Mutual Fund, Inc.—Stock Registered—
the aerospace
indebtedness,
Tujax Industries,
jackets.
order and chain store company), and,
Division, to
regional chains, independent
throughout the United States. In addition to
the
B
Salant
certain
to
shares of capital stock, of which management officials as
a
group own 6%
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. 12%
(of record). J. W. Crosby is President.—V. 195, p. 1474.
Kole"
wholesalers
and
certain
share and a corresponding, dilution of $1.83 per share in the book
equity of stock purchased by the public.
per
"King
parts for
insulation
addition
In
Littlewoods (an English mail
through
Sale
with
produces industrial laminates in sheet, tube and rod form for
appliance, machinery and other industries, high pressure
parts for electrical utility applications and molded high tem¬
4,937,577
including W. T. Grant. Montgomery Ward, J. C. Penney, Sears Roebuck,
man
and
missiles;
perature
priced
and
mail
solid
of
in
molded
holders
slacks
and
field
the
engaged
in the production of polysulfide polymers,
special
synthetic rubbers, and allied products; and in sheet metal,
welding and machining work to serve a variety of industrial uses.
In December 1961 the company purchased all the assets and business
of the Trenton
Plant (Panelyte Division)
of St. Regis for the said
117,256 shares and option covering
5,100 shares, and certain
other
considerations.
This plant, now operated as a division of the com¬
headed
men's,
utility and sports shorts,
underlying an option granted to St.
31, 1962.
research, development and production
liquid propellant engines for rockets and
shaares
5,100
is
purpose
The
The
the
(2)
company
guided
by Kidder, Peabody & Co., 20
and Jessup & Lamont,
26 Broadway,
both of New
public offering price (maximum $35 per share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
York.
covering
for
the electrical,
150,000
public
and
The
registration
outstanding
a
21
offered
be
Regis, exercisable at $37,625 per share until Dec.
Rosenield
Fifth
330
brake
tow
and
shares
recent 6,900-for-l stock split),
who, as indicated, proposes
a
filter
private sales at negotiated prices.
Such stock includes (1) 117,256
presently outstanding (being all company stock owned by St.
at
and
for women and girls
the
giving effect to
which
shares
pur¬
indebtedness,
respectively.
,
exercisable
manufacture
a
of Bristol,
March
on
to
pany,
company has outstanding 160,200 shares of common stock,
of which
Charles Shankman, President, Alvin M. Shankman, Vice-President, and
David
design,
and
Pa., filed a registration statement with
122,356 outstanding shares of capital
public sale by St. Regis Paper Corp., of New
York, from time to time on the New. York Stock Exchange or in the
Over-the-Counter Market at prevailing prices, in an off-the-exchange
secondary offering in accordance with the rules of such exchange, or
corporation
SEC
stock,
Salant & Salant, Inc.—Class A Stock
Registered—
stock,
additional
of
obligations, $150,000 to
new
inventory lines,
and
additional
balance
sale
current
of
sell the
The
.
electronic
of
$100,
machine
Thiokol Chemical Corp.—Stock Registered—
;
1
prospectus further states that
common
to
(formerly Peerless Radio
company
the
for
radio-active mining
'
This
the
selling stockholder has guaran¬
teed the company against any loss that might result from the sale of
any such securities). The company-has outstanding -690,000. shares
of
Distributors, Inc.) is engaged
parts and components principally to
industrial customers in the New York metropolitan area. Of the $325,000
in
5
a
underlying 5-year options to be sold
of medium-priced dresses
line
company
of
statement with the
$4.40
filed
all ages and
The
at
on
City;
a
unit.
registra¬
March 23 covering 120,000 outstanding
by the selling stockholder
19 Wilbur St., Lynbrook, N. Y. filed a registration
statement with the SEC on March 22 covering 120,000 (Shares of com¬
mon stock,
of which 100,000 shares are-to be offered-for public sale
by the company and 20,000 shares, being outstanding stock,, by the
holders thereof. The offering will be made at $4 per share on an all
or
none
basis by Kordan & Co., Inc., 50 Broadway, New York, which
will receive a 44c per share commission and $10,000 for expenses. The
statement also includes 22,000 outstanding shares underlying 4-year
warrants to be sold to the underwriter by a. selling stockholder at lc
exercisable
machine,
Registered—
York
New
sizes, and sold under the "Henry Rosenfeld" name. (The
prospectus states that during the four-year period ended Dec. 31, 1961,
an
average of about 40%>
of the company's net income (before Federal
income taxes) was derived from investments in marketable securities.
,
.
Ave.,
10,000 outstanding shares
underwriter
nationally-advertised
of,
company
Seventh
498
price to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the
''
of
Peerless Radio Corp.—Common Registered—
This
for
of
tion statement with the SEC
107,787
share,
per
Rosenfeld, Inc.—Common
company,
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by Henry Rosen¬
feld, President, Board Chairman and sole stockholder. Robert A. Martin
Associates, Inc., 680 Fifth Ave., New York, heads the list of under¬
writers. The public offering price (maximum $10 per share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also
Holding own
51,064y2
such options being binding on
the company until Sept. 30, 1964. National Holding and
Berry presently
own 24,957
and 7,716 Vi shares, respectively, and propose to sell 10,000
shares each. If all such shares are sold, National Holding and Berry
intend to exercise their options in full. Giving effect to the stock sale
and the exercise of the options, National Holding will own 19.92%
of
the outstanding stock for which 'it will have paid
$186,570.88, Berry1
will
(1549)
>
sold
the
Beaver
St.,
New
York,
•
6
intends
Tuo
to
either
to
rights
develop
to,
produce.
or
(1)
are
This
and
the SEC
with
be
to
made
be
March 22 covering 61,000 shares of common
on
York
New
will
sale
and
The
area.
added
be
all
efforts
best
a
receivable
accounts
for public sale at
offered
on
or
secured
other
by
D.
general
the
A.
>. %%'■'*'
"-t
corporate
v
Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc.-rrln
The
for
SEC
the
has
its
entered
reorganization
in
appearance
of Yuba
Consolidated
First
This
of
company,
filed
t\,
Co., Inc.—Stock Registered—
Riggs
Roid
registration
a
N.- E.,
Place,
F.rs-,
am
with
statement
the
SEC
mately
class A
25,000
shm-i?
>-»
n->
?
'*»'
«">ri«ants
#»•»>
to
be
persons throughout the
3,135,362 shares of common
4,000
standing
Washington,
March 26
publicly held by
cn
Jan.
covering 125,000 shaita oi c.asa r. vouiiiion stock, u be Oipered for
public sale at $1 per share. The of.cr.ng will be made on a best
e.for.s all or none basis by Mitchell, Carroll & Co., Inc., 1001 Connecti¬
cut Ave., N. \V„ Wasnington, D. C.,
which will receive a 50 cent per
share
commission and $12,500 for expenses. The statement also
in¬
cludes
63/-»%
stock,
19,000 persons scattered
1, 1959, to Dec. 31,
losses
United
held
for
States.-- There
$1
which
value,
par.
throughout
the country.
1443. 7.
p.
%
;
ties
television
of
machine
studio
to
t^'s
u.n-»ent
v
'
class
lor
trade
31, 1961,
to/ certain indebtedness,
and
A
recent
in
equipment
class B
187,500
the
shares
common
and
.tenants,
Selinger
Samuel
25%
own
the. class
of
Louis
and
Norton
and
(recently
A
sold
Butler,
them
to
by
March
a
publicly
shares
common
stockholders
-
Mr.
through
than
basis of one new share for each
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds
Walter
The
filed
be
to
are
used
for
14
Roth
stock
common
offered
were
>
&
construction.—V.
Reade-Sterling,
Inc.—Files
Mayfair House, Deal Road,
registration statement with the SEC
4o2,857
shares
of
stock.
common
is
It
record
of
193,
April
:
Oakhurst,
proposed
to
26
offer
covering
<
stock
The
to
company
an
agreement
Sterling,
the
organized
was
dated
Dec.
company
businesses
presently
acquisition
uhder
26, 1961
operate
on
by
carried
substantially
them
>
the
.
operations in
otherwise, and (4)
connection
with
the
operation
of
its
theatres
and
and
man,
members
his
major stockholders
company
common
shares
HI.,
toiletry
writing.
six
Mark
5%
Wesreb
in
of
Work
The
be
422
production
family;
10
20,
1932
cents)
used
filed
to
'
The
;
acres
oil
'
and
Bldg.,
gas.—V.
stock
Corp.—Common
of
1768
the
net
the
repay
proceeds
balance
ii\na.<!fe
Florida,.New
notes
issued
of
ber
and
East
of
from
of
A"
at
covering 300,000
$1,
without
Orleans
per
j
B
32,839
1,000,000 shs,.
and.
term?
the
contract,
acting
as
,
stockholders.
•'
-"■
••
■
.
j:.-;
Shares ;
Hickey &
24,500
Baohe & Co.i._%^—4,000:
.
1,500
& Christen-.
1,500
lnc._
sen,
•
Shares
Co._______^
Peters,. Writer
Hayden. Stone & Co. Inc.
4,000
Lee Higginson Corp
4,000
Reynolds & CoV; Inc._Inu\-v '4,000;
Prescott & Co._"_—
1,500
Reinholdt & -Gardner—^.—-
1,500
4,000
Westheimer,&
Co.".ti..u_,
1,500
Goodbody & Co._
3,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.___
1,000
McCormick
3,000
Harris,
& Co;—.iJ—
500
3,000
Mullaney,. Wells
:
500
2,000
Norris & Hirschberg, Inc.^_
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co,
500
H.
G.
Walker
Burnham
&
&
Co.
&
Inc.—
Co.__
&
Laoon,
Whipple &
195, p. 397.
—V.
Inc._^
Co.
Co._________
1,500
Co.____
Logan
Co
&
Inc.
Strader & Co.
-
share."
per
500
500
;
Consolidated
forth
IS,
below:-
1956.
66th
St.-
the
under
the
Morton' Adler
.v' '
/
Hialeah,- Fla.,
was
statutory consolidation
description
Jrf.;
laws'Of'.the
the
was
State
founder
nf-
land
of
Mark
Land
Co.
of
income
31%
in
the
1961,
corporation
"v'i;?;.
its majority owned
and
Muirhead,
David
President,
■s
announced.
the
000
compared
as
Consolidated
-'
was
the
for
with
first
time
attained
8%
is
the
$2,030,000
sales
net
increase .of
an
an
Based
the
on
net
year,
$2.55
to
.
The
This
company
the
number
equaled
amounted
of $85,510,000.
of-I960.:
financial statement of Savaged
both majority owned subsidiaries,
-''"t
;
? -•• y
of shares outstanding
during the
consolidating
average
income
earnings
-
all-tiine high
$78,891,000
over-t-e
Arms
Corp. and The Hill Corp.,
"fort the years 1960 and 1961.
—
( share
income amounted to $2,660,previous year, v-';
12 months ended last Dec. 31,
During
per
in
$1.95
share. On
1960.—V.
the same basis,i>per
194, p. 2217,
,
■
the
and
^approximately
154
situated
in. Westhaven Heights,. Fla,.. Atthe time of
approximately 29 acres
of
this
land,
there
were
on'
net
rose
-
of. the predecessor
%v-.<•
".:-
-
incorporated
was
-
W.
brief
subsidiaries
working capital for its
result of
a
A
American Hardware Corp.—Net Up 31%— ;
r
,
American Home
Security Life Insurance Co.—Class A
Common Offered—Pursuant to a Feb. 1, 1962 offering
^circular, Securities Management Co., Inc., Artesia; New
;
offered
common
A
publicly,
stock
this firm's
Net proceeds,
120,000 shares
$2 per share.
at
of
^estimated at $182,000, will be used for capital funds to
stock
md
connection
bank
and
Chicago,
and
laundering
sale,
sale
and
receivable, automobiles, trucks, construction equipment and
capital stock of Adler-Builii:. Construction CO.", a wholly-'"
owned subsidiary.
The net book value of Mark Land Co. at the time
all
;
the
of
of
consolidation
Mo-Ad
>
and
of-
Florida
sole
Florida
latter
shares
$1,030,000
indebtedness
garment
$110,540
Leighton
600
Corp.
Development
State
and
sole
to
of
work
will
be
cloth-
loans
The
rental.
used
to
make
on
A.
Rosenthal,
class
common
B
of
*
shares).—V.
a
195,
group
p.
own
913.
was
on
Tne
Co.
The
'certain;
under
which
from
the
Inc.,
was
13.
this
incorporated
19^3. ~.M.or«p*
-
»
under
Lewin
of
Homeg,
consolidation
Walco
Florida
;
Inc.
April
shareholder
poration,
ing
in
Land .Co.
on
land
and
which
of
*dlcr
t'm
wns
Development
;..
incorporated"
was
16,
1957.
Morton
Co.,-Inc.,*
./
.
■
was
the
and
Lewin
the
Homes,
amount
of
Joseph
Adler
engaged
constructing
in
had
founder
under
Walan
--.
the
was
one
personnel
■'"i business
" " 1 '
laws
the
of
:
Upon
consolidation,
the
State
until
of
however, commence actual operations
1, 1960. Since that time the com¬
June
New
of
writing
Mexico.
The
the
•
elate
of
"
State
and
State
lines of
devoted
related
has
also
of
New
Mexico.—V.
of
194,
p.
419.
r
.
Illinois—Acquisition—
Manufacturers & Commercial Factors Corp. and
by American Investment Co.
was
completed
to an announcement bv L. M. Curtiss, President.
Corp.
according
firms
acquired
*■
interests,
involved
American Investment
of
stock
sole
Adler-Built
22
and
and retaining agency
are
engaged
in
the
business
of
commercial
financing and have total outstan"m°s of appT-ximatelv $11,000,000. The
transaction, which will be treated for accounting purposes as a pooling
from
the
Factors
two
life
company
company.
in
acquisition
March
The
a
The
obtaining policy form approval
experienced
insurance
management
to
operate
the
The company intends to conduct its insur¬
and
of
business
Sterling
of
both
American
was
the president"of the said cor¬
the business of acquiring and develop¬
homes.
the
did not,
business
the
American Investment Co. of
u-usnRss*
•:
the
founder
of
.sole
acquired
at
ance
State
and
assets
deficit
in
in
Articles of Incorpora¬
Mexico.
r
laws
the
net'
a
$42,263.68.
incorporated
1956.
Morton
Inc.,
date
company
insurance
time in
and nature. The
to do any and all other things any life
permitted or authorized to do under the
be
New
of
been
■''.'
company
The
sale
has
New
the company received its Certificate of Authority
Department, of the State of New Mexico to write
1959,
insurance
fnim^°r
■V-V, - *
nti'the
v
ti1*
under
Adler
at
the
Artesia,
-V ;
to make insurance or reinsurance upon
generally write accident, sickness and
kind
every
of
State
1,
Hermosa Drive,
' "■
104C
y.
may
Insurance
necessary
of
which was engaged in the
properties.
The company acquired
miscellaneous assets from this corporation.
Adken
was
was
in
.
corporation,
the
Dec.
pany
of
the
organized under the laws of the State
The Home Office and address of the
is
to
and
persons,
company
the
time
organized
was
,
was
1959.
9,
i.
.
.
any
permit
insurance.
a
laws
of
On
from
Jan.
present
insurance
also
laws
commercial
other
13,
:
re-
the
....
company,
on
the
company
insurance
net
.
at
lives of
tion
tne
corporation. As
The
health
founder
engaged in
acquired
loans
this
■
the
of
the
Mexico
Mexico.
:
re¬
of
New
company
$9,988.26.
laws
was
BUSINESS—The
qi'
J
the
was
company
assets
the
loans
was
the
Adler
((.
founder
book( value
net
consolidation
Morton
$35,771.11.
May
the
bqok value of Lomar-Construction
date.of consolidation, v.
"■ <
>
AU».
of
Homes,' Inc.,
Florida
the
of
this
corporation which was engaged* in
of
acquiring
land
and
building
homes.1" The
company
completed
one-family
house
and
other
miscellaneous
Char-
260,817, 231,080
as
and
value
was
expenses,
•
of
Mexico law, organizational
debt repayment, and working capital.
;
-
(
laws
stockholder
common
President,
receivable
The
the
on
developing
net, book
Lew in
to
help
businesses • in
prepayments
Florida
consolidation
incurred
rental
of
cf
corporation,
homes.
Co.,
stockholders
of
* '
the
Adler
incorported
1955.
miscellaneous
consolidation.
at
assets.
time
was
13,
this
constructing
other
Morton
Construction.
the
Corp
of
$24,340.56
was
the
with
(and
the
Adken
rental
stock
of
and
of
1955.
Mo-Ad
at
June
on
stockholder
result
12;
under
corporation which was engaged in
h-omes.
At
the
time of. consolidation,
Co.
Construction
of
sole
,
miscellaneous
Construction
ceivable
.
other
and
,
incorporated
was
this
constructing
acquired from
Lomar
.
of
of
company
State
Co.
April
on
stockholder-
business
and
$47,503.75.
was
Construction
ceivable
-
garment
be invested according to New
mortgages
share) and underwriting terms
,^o^ram^r,a direct°r,
Sadie D. Rosenthil own
,9,06 sham' respectively. Management officials
class
4„6,v<i0
1201
1960, as
1,
acquired "-from
company
business
industrial
the
laundry
garment
which
the
is
Co.
Shields &'Co
class
under¬
Registered—
700,000
of
&,
Mexico,
note
sr.aies,
120,000
"
u-dinorized'-1
—
purchase
Shields
"(
25th
"short-term
Phrc^ase
in
$400,000
subjecti' to1 the1 conditions
underwriters named below,
representative, hava severally
to. purchase-from the -Re'ling-- stockholder*. the-, "esperbive num¬
shares to be purchased
by each underwriter from the selling
the
in
whom
for
i agreed
,
,
■'
Outstanding
paax vaiuej
:j
the acquisition of a group of Florida
companies, $170,000 to retire a demand
held by Sadie D.
Rosenthal, a principal stockholder, and the bal¬
ance for
working capital, in addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany has outstanding 320,604 common and
laundry
of
company
set
Jan.
on
ccnsolidation,
and other corporate purposes.
D.
C., is engaged
p.
685.
is engaged in the manufacture
business
Of
%
■'"■
r
%
PRESENT FINANCING ■>,
y
UNDERWRITERS^Under
^ : 189,800
'. 75,000
,
'
(no
contained
v
28,385.89
'75,000'.
'
%
J;...
TO
.
approximately
60
completed
one-family,
houses
and
60
one-family
houses under construction/ Approximately 125 acres were not
improved
with
houses. 'In addition,
the
company
acquired
all
of
the
other
% assets of Mark Land Co.. including cash, accounts
receivables, second
Washington,
193,
public offering price (maximum $27
are
to be supplied
by amendment.
company
$1)^._
•
-"
EFFECT
contracts payable
Sundry
'16,792.57
400,000 '
value
(par value
being
-V'N'
£
.
St., Cleveland, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on March
26 covering 130,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
by Hornblower & Weeks, 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York. The
The
is
business
Wear
corporation
•
%
at
then
to bank_„__—■
purchase contract oblitfitionsL_ii--.;
bearing
%
•'
"Reg.
a
offered
be
for expansion
Washington
of
a
the
under
business
'
note
promissory
! Com.
U sole stockholder of this corporation which was 'engaged".in the. business
of 'acquiring,
developing and selling land and, coiistructihg- homes,"
ol
March
(par
to
J
the
to
preparations.
Non interest
Qutstg.
.$41,000i0o'
(par
corporations.
Land-Co.
Mo-Ad
are
snares
.
June
on
predecessor
Florida
♦
Proceeds
1
<
located
company,
incorporated
was
succeed
,
,
^
.
firm's common/stock at $2.50
all sold. f
*
was
corporations
»
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
this
incorporated
State
The
■
BUSINESS—The
'
Wesreb Oil
Offered—Pursuant to
1962
.
of
and
the prospectus states
that
Sterling intend to exchange all of their
stock pursuant to the exchange of.er.
Giving effect to said trans¬
actions, the company will have outstanding 1,488,571 shares of com¬
mon stock,
of which Walter Reade, Inc. and Saul J. Turell,
President,
will own
68.9%
and
10.4%, respectively.
certain
>
-
.
W., Washington, D. C., offered- publicly, 200,000
of
The stock
of
screen
advertising through its own theatres and
through theatres operated by olhers. Substantially all of the outstand¬
ing, capital stock of Reade is owned by Walter Reade, Jr., Board Chair¬
•
Co.—Common
4
Adler-Built Industries, Inc. — Common Offered — Via
Feb. 1, 1962 prospectus, H. P. Black &
Co., 729 Fifteenth
.
subsidiaries
chine
Authorized1
-
and system in Hialeah, Fla., and
Puerto Rican operations.
'
upon
(including Sterling) in (1) the production, coproduct ien and- distribution of feature films and short subjects for
theatrical, television and 16 millimeter leasing, rental and sale, (2) the
leasing; or subleasing and operation of a chain of conventional and
drive-in
motion
picture theatres located in central New Jersey and
in the City and State of New
York, (3) concession and vending ma¬
•
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING
Net proceeds will be used by the company for the repayment of debt, completion of a sewage, disposal plant
same
consummation of
(1)
the
through the exchange offer of the outstanding,
stock of Sterling, and (2) the
acquisition from Reade of substantially
ail -of its assets other than real
properties; and leasing or subleasing
from Reade substantially all of the theatres
presently owned or leased
by Reade. Assuming the exchange offer is consummated, the
company
will be principally engaged directly and through wholly end
partiallyowned
313.
p.
-shares
Delaware law in 1959. Pursuant'
between Walter Reade, Incr and
to
proposes
being
stock
common
194,
;; St.-, N.
/
.
114,606
1962)
31,
2001.
p.
62,445
—
(maturing
payable
Oct.
to
McDonnell
Jersey,
such
in
included'
and
6%
'
Plan—
exchange for the outstanding class A and class B common shares
oi Sterling Television Co.,
Inc., n New York company, at the rate of
one company share for each such share :of Sterling;? No underwriting
involved.
TO -PRESENT. FINANCING
1
Clalss B common stock shares
—V.
in
is
EFFECT
Promissory note secured
Promissory notes secured
Loqns payable unsecured__Class A
;
New
March
on
13..
1166.
p.
Exchange
company,
e.
GIVING
.
.
•
held
247,928
2525 Armitage Ave., Melrose
laws of Delaware on Jan. 30,
conducted by three joint
ventures, operating under
the trade names Alberto-Culver., Leonard
H. Lavin & Co., and American Cosmetics Corp. The company and its
subsidiaries are engaged in the business of manufacturing and selling
throughout the United States and in certain foreign countries cosmetic
and
company, is engaged primarily' in - the research; and;:
and the manufacture and sale of. power, audio, pulse and t
special-purpose transformers for electronics and electrical equipment.
.'.In Additions to: the production of- e. v«rietv ot transformers, ..the .com-
a
shares
at
BUSINESS—This
•
CAPITALIZATION
"Reg. A" covering 13,946
to be offered at $16.25 for subscription by
Central
Telephone
Co.,
parent),
on
the
(par $10)
(other
filed
,683,701
yrs.)
secured
mortgages
27,
to
1961
-
1962,
16,
various
approximately 2 y2
to
notes
193,
Park,
7 development,
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.—"Reg. A" Filing
March
witn
rates
maturi¬
at
prospectus, 68,0C0 shares of this company's common stock were offered through Shields &
-Co., New York City, and associates, at $57.50 per share.
The company will receive none of the proceeds from
Co., Inc., and Janov & Co.,
Philadelphia, at $2 per share. Net proceeds, estimated
■i at $226,800, will be used for relocation, debt reduction,
increase inventory, advertising, and working 'capital."■*-
at
on
15.000
;
secured
mortgages,
Alberto-Culver
by
The- company
secured
payable,
amount)
March
20 cents per,'share., in nirdal. consideration for a loan
them to the company)". -Sale of class A /stock to the public (t.ipany- also- manufactures and sells high-fidelityf .amplifiersf and-i pre¬
amplifiers, both as "do-it-yourself" kits and in completely assembled
at $4 per share will result in an increase in tne book value of class A
form, which for the fiscal -year ended July 31, 1960, constituted) the
stock now outstanding from 20 cents to. $2.65 per share (because of
major portion of the
Its principal
company's business.
offices
are
the preference on liquidation, the outstanding class B stock "had no
located at 119 St. Mihiel Drive, - Riverside^' N.-, J.V the .company- also
book value) and a corresponding dilution of $1.35 per share in. the'
maintains manufacturing, research and development, and sales facilities
book equity of stock purchased by the public.
at 369 Shurs Lane, Philadelphia, Pa
v
%
1
^ ? '
" r
made
$612,927
payable,
se¬
building at
maturing serially
interest
10%,
up
iface
14, 1962 prospectus, 155,000
;•«'shares of this firm's class A
joint
as
rates
various
117,791
payable,
Sundry
Products Co.—Class A Common Of¬
fered—Pursuant to
.
Rosenkol'f
at
years).
apartment
BUSINESS—The
Aero Electronic
;
stock
shares;
15,009 shs.
the sale of the shares.
outstanding
(after giving effect
recapitalization
530,000 shs.
by
secured
(bearing
.vance
.
.
■
News of Business and Finance
wherelfy such shares, and 25,000 class A
purchase warrants) were issued in exchange lor the 250
shares
then
outstanding). Of such outstanding stock, Norman R.
Selinger, President, owns 75% of the class A and 100% of the class B
a
common
shs.
.
—V.
has
company
,
15,000 opts.
by first and
receivable and
land
(bearing
interest
at
rates
from
10%
to
15%, with various
'
maturities up to Oct. 1, 1965)
Installment
contracts
payable,
secured by furniture and equipment
(with
interest
computed
in
ad-
<
Deo,
addition
30,000
to
ended
stock
and
inventory, for acquisition
of
a
video tape recoiu.i.g
ui.u
prOt,e-j**»g system,
and for operating
capital.Theprospectus reflects a- net, iu»s of $8,477.14 for the nine
months
expand
*
-
mortgage
money
second
.:
issued
„.
■
Outstanding
years
to
up
..
Notes
prior
tue underwriter, exercisable at $4.40 per share. A $5,000 finder's fee is
pavable by the company \,u
~.v.
The company designs, fabricates, installs and services closed circuit
television
systems
on
a
contract Basis;
and through
its subsidiary,
Atlantic Radio & TV Ser.ice,
inc.,
i„ engages in retail servicing of
rario and
TV
equipment. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale,.
$106,000 will be used to repay a loan (principal plus interest); and
the balance will be used for an advertising and sales
campaign, for
In
-
are
.
1,000,000
snare
per
with
24
mortgage
land
by
From
' y
;'
of
sub¬
FINANCING
Authorized
bearing)
1961,- the debcor suffered operating and capital
aggregating $15,162,075.—V. 192
PRESENT
TO
1
interest
8%,.
to
Island,
20
Purcnase
out¬
arq
-
laws
apartment building at Hibiscus
Island,
due
1964
inop-interest
in¬
and
the
wholly-owned
by
approxi¬
by
to
by
Hibiscus
f.
principal
EFFECT
cents)
payable,
up
first
cured
to
acou.sition
6%
maturities
the .Chapter X proceedings
Industries, pending in the
subordinated debentures (including
The debentures are presently
under
a
$10,323.60.
.*
cencs
(bearing
from
Reorganization
$6,330,000.
of
lo
at
mortgage
houses
"
convertible
became
at June 1, 1960.
The invest¬
the
book value
at
the
date
of
Indebtedness:
'Federal District Court,in San Francisco. Frank T.
5%%
and
exceeded
10
(par
Incorporated
was
1957
GIVING
-
stock
stock
Second
terest)
D.
and
other
mis¬
book value of Walco
net
$81,451.56.
consolidation
amount of
'
Stock:
mon
corresponding dilution of #2.49" per share in the
stock purchased by the public.
'
'
*
book equity of
55.
Engineering
The
was
Ooptions to purchase shares of com-
$2.51 per share and a
'■
the
in
Common
...
certain
to
in
Capital
Co.
14,
Oct.
CAPITALIZATION
indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 81,000 shares of class B stock, of which Irviiig Wiener, Presi¬
dent, and John C. Hammerslough, Secretary," own 27.47%
each, and
"Norman J.
Wiener, Board Chairman; and Alan D. Bressler 22.53%'
each.
Sale of new stock to the public at' $5 ner share will result in
an
increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from $1.63 to
addition
In
purposes.
Construction
result of the
this
subsidiary
a
acquisition
Andrews is the courtThe; debtor, through its. divisions and wholly-owned'
% subsidiaries, is engaged: in. the business of fabricating opiate and struc¬
Valle's Steak House—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
tural
steel, manufacturing of heavy mechanical equipment and heat
On March 23, 1962, the' company wi'.hdrew its* registration statement- ^
transfers,- and. the mining for gold and other minerals. The schedules
originally filed with the SEC on March 23 which covered 78,812 common
filed by the debtor in the Chapter XI proceedings reflect that as of
shares to have been
offered publicly through H. M. Payson -Sc Co.,
Sept. 6, i961, it had aggregate liabilities of $36,552,726," which included
Portland, Maine and R. W. Pressprich & Co., New York Cicy.—V. 195,
secured claims aggregating $14,100,160 and' claims of the holders of the
Video
receivable
loans
consociidation
of
date
Florida
of
as
ment
stock
the
State
sidiary
metropolitan
the
in
transactions
the
at
Adler-Built
share,-
per
basis
estimated net proceeds from
funds and used for general
$235,000
to
$5
none
Co.
Land
appointed trustee.
p.
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
corporation.
this
from
assets
.
certain
acquired
Inc.
cellaneous
registration
a
The offering will
Bruce & Co., 11
Broudway, New York, which will receive a 75c per share commission
and- $10,500 for expenses. The statement also includes (1)
15,000 shares
underlying 5 year warrants to be sold to the underwriter for $150,'
exercisable at $5 per share, and (2) 4,000 shares to be sold at lc each
\to Industrial Holding Corp. as a finder's fee.,
1;
\
The company
is engaged in the business of financing commercial
stock,
non-filtered
from
York," filed
corporation of 114 East 40th St., New
statement
limited
on
inhaled
tar
cigaie.te
vent,
an-
an
(and based
prospectus
-
•
.•
*
noiuer
which, according to the
testsv can reduce "the quantity of
cigarettes—up to 75% to
,99%j" (2) a transisvor igrnwua umv w*acu, accwriung to one prospectus
tand
also based on limned testing)
"permits automobile spark plugs
to emit a 'noiler' spark enabling automotive engines to operate more
efficiently,and (J; a smo>.
tn«w oemg tested) con¬
taining a platinum chloride solution which, when applied, will deposit
&
trim coating of metallic
piacmum upon electrodes of spark plugs,
said to increase the e.iiciency of the sparks produced by the treated
piugc. Tnq net proceeus iiom u.e
sa»e wnl oe useu to purchase
tocls, d.es, and inventory, for development of sales and distribution,
for prouuet advertsing and marketing, for research and development,
and for working capital.
.(,■: ((('((,..
-:v,,.-(;
The company has outstanding 165,000 shares of
common stock, of
whicn AUoiiso M. Simon, Jr., President, El.iott A. Meyer,
Vice-Presi¬
dent, Lew Prince and Eugene M. Schwartz own 38.63% , 26.66%)7 15.15%
and 12.12%, respectively. Such snare?' were sold to the holders thereof
at prices ranging from 1 cent to 4% cents per share.
After the stock
sale to the public, present stockholders will own 66% of the outstand¬
ing stock for a cash investment of $4,775 and t ie public will own 34%
for an investment of $340,000.
Sale of new stock to the public will
result In an increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from
$w'.095 to $1.38 per share and a corresponding dilution of $2.62 per
share in the book equity of stock purcnased by the public.
ucts
nicotine
Industries,
Corp.—Common Registered—
Financial
Worth
i
dnoc cuns»m*t;r produces wnich it intends
customer acceptance thereof.
These prod¬
iirst
a^er
acquire
purchase,
presently
obtaining
company
»eu
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1550)
firms.
Chicago
issuf"-"*e
two
stock
ot
($1
a
tot*l of. 326 086 shares of
for all of the outstanding
par)
companies will
operate
Investment.
Manufacturers
..
the
common
The
was
&
founded
'
Commercial
in
1946
Factors
and
is
Corp.
engaged in
as
-
with
*'
subsidiaries of
•
headquarters in
commercial financing,
*:•■(
'
Volume 195
Number 614T
The Commercial and' Financial Chronicle
(1551)
accounts
receivable
Michael
;J.
Factors,
financing,
Friedman,
will
factoring,
President
continue
of
and
of
tue
leasing,
equipment
Manufacturers
President
as
and
1929
and
is
engaged
in
the
commercial
finance
founded
was
and
will
195,
Directors
.
of
American
Water
Works
and
Northeastern
Water
the
stockholders
of voting
purpose
Under
the
plan,
the
assume
will
prior
stock
will
stock
each
lor
preference
to
were
be
of
for
in
basis
$4
The
four
of
holders
of
..
Co.,
•*
stock
and
in
Northeastern's
exchange.
$2
of
preferred
1
-
The
which
of
American's
in
will
4
E.
the
Chase
Manhattan
to
stock
common
of
the
has
been
company.—-V.
appointed
195,
&
Crafts
Materials
',
Cpmmon- stock
(no
EFFECT
The
-—
I
the
respective
their names:
opposite
number
'
shares
of
of
&
John
C; 'Legg
&
1
Company
in
Winslowh Cohu
&
Schweickart & Co
Clayton
r'.V'-r
"•
.
5,000
3,500
Joseph Walker & Sons
3,500
J.
3,500
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Barth
195,
:
agreement
opposite
terms
834
between
the
the
forth
set
company
the
in
all "the
have
G.
Becker
Alden
&
Inc.
Co.
& Co., Inc.__:
Allyn & Co
the
debentures
Almstedt
2,500,000
Lestrange
&
Bacon,
Robert
W.
Baird
Lemon
&
Kuhn,
Ellis
Blyth
&
Co.,
Boettcher
M.
Byllesby
Co.
Julien
&
75,000
&
Boston
150,000
&
Sons
Goldman, Sachs & Co
&
&
&
R.
&
Straus,
Staats
&
Sweney
&
Co.
Friedrichs
195,
&
Co.,'
Corp.______
750,000
pursuant to
init'al
the
share.
.
of
stockholders. "*
partially
porate
Cartwright
Culver
stock, of
-
company,- and
proceeds
'
Greater
plant
Los
space.
A
87,000
for
from
the
loans
sale
and
of
220,000
partially
subsidiary,
headquartered
three
occupying
American
operating
some
at
.
*
Co
&
Gundy
&
950,000
Co.,
300,000
—
—
225,000
Co._
Struthers &
square
Inc.
is
in
1955
to
the building of swimming pools:
"Gunite"
applied to the application, under pressure, of concrete as a
for pools.
'
:
FINANCING
PRESENT
As
is
Outstd'g
future
shelters.
$71,650
500,000
shares--
successor
;
500,000
;
the
to
business
of
and Four-Star,
Marine
carrying on their former activities intact.
near
3,000
$150,000
authorized,
certaiii
below
named
conditions,-
following
to
under
of
shares
is a term
foundation
expand its
head
Its
company
to include the construction of fall-out
11933 Vose St., North Hollywood, Calif.
business
office
is
at
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
of
'
'
16,000
A.
E.
C.
S.
Masten
McKee
the
TO
($1 par)
payable to Bank of America
Capital stock
Notes
com¬
Note
Shares
'
Co.______
&
&
&
PRESENT
FINANCING
Co.
•-
—V.
5,000 *
Beane__
&
'
,
4,000
.
Engineering
.
1,500
and
most
'
:j■'
■
Conduit
proceeds
Offered—Roman
BUSINESS—The
State
of
The
Inc.
Factors,
its
company
York
New
ments to
on
name
sale
of
shares
95,000
its
of
the
manufactures
The
balance
company.
Ft.
of
the
thermosetting plastic
the
"core"
common
materials
for
used
Vernon,
stock
Common
—V.
will
the
laws
of
name
of the
Package
thereafter changed by successive amend¬
Sta-Tite Conduft Corp. and
N.
Y.
'
GIVING
''
:-v
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
194,
,
(10c
par)
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs,
—
112,208 shs.
2548.
.Caprico International, Inc.—Appointment—
Trust Co.,
Irving.
company
kitchen
^'
under the
Authorized
for
fabricating
laminated
under
Certificate of Incorporation to
will
proceeds
Fla.,
was
1960,
its
to
Mount
-•
.
Lauderdale,
10,
June
■
incorporated
was
present name on Aug. 30, 1961,
The company com¬
menced commercial production and sales of its products on Sept.
15,
1961. The company's plant and offices are located at 19 Warren Place,
up
loans.
certain
funds
build
capital.
tising, and for working
finally
the
from
to
company
v■ yV?V.' ••••>>
Offered—Pursuant
Corp.—Common
company
and
CAPITALIZATION
the
31,750
proceeds, estimated at $202,473, will be used by
for the purchase of additional equipment
inventory, for increased sales promotion and adver¬
the
company,
by
30,000
Net
1,500
1,500
Co._I__—
Co.—Common
39,807
—
—
a March 1, 1962 offering circular, J. B. Coburn Asso¬
ciates, Inc., 150 Broadway, N. Y. City, offered publicly,
45,583 shares of this firm's common stock at $6 per share.
1,500
Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc._*
Thomas &
2219.
p.
$320,000
to
&
Inc.__—
Simpson, E'mery & Co., Inc.
2330.
p.
194,
——
salaries
officers
Cadillac
3,000
;
Hulme,
:
;<
Outstgu
$500,000
——
to officer——
payable
3,000
Co.3,000
McKelvy & Co.—
Cunningham,
Schmertz
Co.*_i.5,000
'
^
the
162,325
severally
the selling
■
&
the
The company may in the
have
purchase" from
numbers
respective
.
Co.„_
Williston
the
common
Carmer
to
a
wall
New York
stock
of the
26,
common
City has been appointed transfer agent
195, p. 1426.
corporation.—V.
Inc.—Common
Industries,
March
firm's
1962
stock
Offered—Pursuant
prospectus, 135,000 shares of this
were
publicly offered through
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co., Inc., New York City,
associates, at $3 per share. Net proceeds, estimated
cabinets, desk pedestals and display fixtures.—V. 194, p. 2547.
offered
for
public
sale
Belgium
will -be-added
be
Jefferson
in
the ;
feet
of
of
a
United
Principal
States
of
and
dollars.
LAST
BOND
will
be
States
foreign
on
from
currency
or
three-year
-
•.
The issue
•
reserves
about
5l/2%
interest
-
on
the
of
which,
1962,
April
11,
loan
obtained
banks.'
SALE—In
was
.
sale
the
bonds
to
to
the
the
from
a
\
the
bonds
will
payable
be
in
United
:''v
United
States' through an underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
and Smith, Barney & Co. Incorporated an issue of $25,000,000 external
loan sinking fund 5Vsi%
bonds due 1976.
November,
.'"REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
to
April
1961,
new
Belgium sold
bonds
are
not
in the
1972,
except
through
operation
of
the
redeemable prior
sinking
fund.
On
used
for construction, relocation,
repayment, and working
all sold.
debt
The shares were
engaged in
rods,
company, presently of Kenilworth,
converting raw plastic, by extrusirn,
tubes end sheets for use by
company extrudes both nylon and Kel-F plastic rods and «,ubes
approximately 23 standard diameters and in a ranee of standard
from one foot to 10,000 feet. In addition, the company's line of nvlon pressure tubing is produced in 11 standard diame¬
ters, and its Kel-F heavy wall tubing is produced in 29 standard sizes.
During the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1961, the company processed
approximately 110,000 lbs. of nylon and approximately 46,000 lbs. of
Kel-F, into approximately 5,963,000 feet of tubing and approximately
555 000 feet of rod, in various diameters. Sales of Kel-F accounted - for
approximately 69%
of total
dollar volume and annroximsVelv 05%
The
into
lengths which vary
coLc
1,
be
equipment,
BUSINESS—The
pally
sinking
v. >.
proceeds
applied
$30,000,000
...
loan
capital.
of
will
$253,000,
additional
into
books closed.
net ;dollar
to-Belgium's
required,
repayment
issue
an
external
approximately 5.40% to-maturity.
*FROCEEDS—The
group
29
priced at 98%% and accrued interest
were
oversubscribed and the
extent
March
on
bonds due 1977.,,.
The bonds
to yield
*
cor¬
engaged
since its incorporation
company,
necessary
other
company's
—
N. J., is princi¬
from pellet form
industry. While presently almost
all of the company's production is concentrated in converting two types
of plestic, tri-flcuro-chloro polyethylene ("Kel-F") and nylon, .he com¬
pany's machinery and equipment can perform similar processing func¬
tions whh substantially all plastics in current use. During the
iscal
year
1961 the company commenced diversification of its product -lne
und is now processing Tcflm. Delrin^ Halon and Loxivn* Sates of ihese
products during 1960 and 1961 were not a significant portion of volume.
;•
^
.
W.
subsidiaries
Astro-Systems,
will
general
9449
180 000
Witter
1,150,000
Co
at
V
.
shares
for
•
has
&
that
" ;
certain
.
bank
300,000
Co.—
&
Belgium — Bonds Offered — Morgan
Stanley & Co: and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., New York
City, jointly headed a nationwide underwriting group
Astro-Science
r
City,
Calif.;
Angeles
area
TO
underwriters
5,000
fund 51/4%
an
BUSINESS—Astro-Science Corp.,
Blvd.,
the
(Kingdom- of)
75,000
100,000
common
300,000
Day
Weld
Wood,
&
and
&
-
discharge
to
purposes.
the
"
PROCEEDS-—Net
used
to
the
Parker
&
and base
offering of 307,000 shares, at $11.25 ;'
Of the shares offered, 220,000 were sold for v
account
as
machinery
for post-forming and fabricating polyester resins, urea and malamine
plastic laminate (all of which are thermosetting materials with a high
degree of stability and chemical resistance). The company also makes
hardboard fabricating equipment used in shaping wood or fiberboard,
:
Corp., through the
per
by
Shares
194,
designs
750,000.
of
Dean
175,000
475,000
Corp.—
Anthony
L.
950,000
Inc.—___
U.B.
of
Accrued
used
the
Corp.—Common
.
represents,
100,000
75,000
sale
served
authorized,
BUSINESS—Headquartered .;in
75,000
Inc.
Offered—W. C. Langunderwriting group, and
March 26, 1962 prospectus, announced the
a
classified
are
classification
shares___
$30,000,000 Kingdom of
public
Wertheim
Co.,
& W.t, Inc., has been engaged in the business of con¬
swimming pools uhder the'trade name of "Blue Haven" for
contractors arid homeowners, and slnde 1958, of franchising contractors
to sell Blue Haven Pools. Marine, since its incorporation in 1956, has
been lfi
tlie business of selling swimming 'pool equipment, including
heaters, filters, pumps, lights, ladders and diving boards to contractors
and other customers.
Four-Star, incorporated in 1959, has supplied to
contractors and other customers the steel and gunite foundation work:
products, respectively, of the
its Industrial and Labora¬
EFFECT
162,325
offered:
able; and to repay
added to general
500,000
of
Tucker,
&
structing
its
its inventory of machines' in
order to expand its sales through authorized dealerships in the U. S.
and Canada; to accommodate an expected increase in accounts receiv¬
&
;
Co.,
White, Weld & Co.____
V/inslow, Cohu & Stetson
manager
as
products
of
and
this
area
$50)
1,433
$1)
outstanding,
PROCEEDS—Net
1425.
Astro-Science
ley
(par
(par
subject
the
be
100,000
Wertheim & Co.
"Co
&
p.
result
the
Director.
200,003
Co.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
—V.
These
as
Although
all
tools,
Haven
BUSINESS—The
were sold for the account
and 40,000 for the account of a stock¬
holder, Anthony M. Bechtold, President, Treasurer and
200.000
500,000
Weeks
work.
them
GIVING
be
.___
Blosser
&
225,003
Corp..
1309.
p.
Blue
name
H Of the total, 95,000 shares
200,000
100,000
&
and
Division
product
a
stock
Bechtold
of
300,000
Boyce_
McDowell
Stroud
Co.,
Co.
Herman
Johnson, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., as manager of an under¬
writing group, announced the initial public sale of this
firm's common stock on March 28 through the offering
of 135,000 shares, at $3.50 per share.
100,000
Gardner..
Inc
750,000
Hornblower
R.
:
-
Hill
business
a
&
300,000
Co.
&
Securities
100,000
Ripley
in
outstanding,
stock
—V..
Webster
750,000
Inc.
incor¬
was
of
separation of products into the two operating
it is also true that a product of one division
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
500,000
Stone
750,000
Halle
Harriman
a
'
200,000
Stephens,
100,000
Co.__
Stieglitz
V*
1,000.000
Co
Stein Bros.
1,000,000
Garrett
;
750,000
William
100,000
Corp.
&
Co.
Inc.
300,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Forgan. &
assets
sold more than.550 different measuring
of
made
Instrument
Division.
>stock
Auchincloss,
Redpath
200,000
& Co., Inc.
Barney
&
Co.
Smith,
1,000,000
Co.____
Clark
the
been established by
'
accessories
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._'_
;
&
Reynolds
Co
agreed,'
750,000
& Curtis
200,000
&
had
-
development
use
company,
used
shares,
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Inc.
Eberstadt
be
mon
Co;,
75,000
Co.
Ohio
Reinholdt
Glore,
Inc.
&
Stanley &
Moseley & Co
S.
Prescott
Robert
Smith
The
Schmertz
Co., Inc.
Pittsburgh,
Ave.,
acquire
-
possible,
the
shareholders
Pierce,
75,000
Read &
and
the
as
of
shares,
200,000
Morgan
F.
950,003
Co,__
Pools
Offering Oversubscribed — On
1962, Pacific Coast Securities Co., San Fran¬
cisco, reported that its offering, via March 26 circular,
of 55,000 shares of this firm's capital stock at $4; per
share had been oversubscribed.
Of the shares, 35,000
were sold for the company and 20,000 for certain stock¬
holders.
Net proceeds to the company, estimated' at
$120,000, will be used to expand its manufacturing facili¬
ties, purchase additional equipment, and for research
and development and working capital.
is primarily engaged in the manufacture and distribu¬
of instruments and precision products. In 1961,
Instrument
Preferred
:
150,000.
75,000
First
Co.
Moore,
Leonard
Lynch
100,000
Skaggs & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Fahey,
Co.__
Turben
Davis,
Dillon,
research
Common
1,000,000
Inc.
i-1
100,000
Inc.__
Co.,
Fenner
Merrill,
:
McCarty
&
v
to
which
5,000
Merrill
&
Collins
1915
name
5,000
McDonald
750,000
195,
300, OQO
March 28,
Arthurs,
Authorized
J.
Inc.
Co.-
Lynch,
475,000
300,000
225,000
Co.
&
&
American
950,000
—V.
range
CAPITALIZATION
500,000
&
Swiss
Wood,
transfer agent
&
•
100,000
Inc.
Cunningham.
1909.
Braddock
North
instruments,
testing
may
750,000
200,000
Inc.
Co.
200
same
Westheimer
McCormick
&
Stroud
White,
300,000
Co.
Webster
&
950,000
Inc._
Partners
300,000
&
Inc.___
—
Smithers
R.
300,000
*
Co.,
Securities
Ripley & Co.,
&
475,000
Brothers
950,000
1094.
p.
v
Walston
150,000
Co.
195,
S.
Inc.
Instrument -Cn.Cpmmon Of¬
Barret; Fitch, North & Co.
Lehman Brothers
.
appointed principal
March 27, 1962 prospectus,
a
75,000
150,000
Inc
&
Campbell,
The
v
100,000
&. Simmons
been
corporation.—V.
75,000
co.
Co
&
has
the
of
&
300,000
'; Inc.
950,000
Co.—/
&
Rothschild
Stone
,
operating division.
300,000
f:
:
750,000
&
Inc
Inc.-'
Pressprich
F.
F.
.»
Inc.
2,500
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.,
Bosworth,. Sullivan &
Co., Inc. _:
:____
F.
Co.
&
Richards & Co
Kentucky Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Loeb
Co.
Pierce,
Hutzler
225,000
1,150,000
Fleming
475,000
Auth.
100,000
100,000
Blunt
&
Inc.__
Co.
150,000
Barth & Co.
Blair
in
wide
a
divisions
$300,0G0
Inc.'
Inc.
William
%of
company
•
Co.l_
The
•
?;
Whipple & Co.
&
&
100,000
U
York
Pennsylvania, in
Service
offered:
Kay,
300,000
Co.
H.
Illinois
Johnston,
75,000
;
Brothers
Aruthrs,
J.
The
Hutton
2,500
Inc.—Appointment—
under the
accurately
underwriting
100,000
C.
A.
$2,500,000
e.
Nolan,
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
Amount
W.
2,500
Co.______
&
&
L.
300,000
;
Corp..
Boston
W.
Salomon
Goldman, Sachs & Co._Hallgarten & Co.___
Halsey, Stuart & .Co.
2,500
the selling stockholders. ;
to
severally
Amount
Dillon, Union
-
stock
company's
the ' underwriters, " to purchase
respective
amounts
set
forth
and
in
company
below
named
conditions
Wheat
C.
950,000
_____
Harriman
New
company
of
own
.
underwriters
and
Securities & Co
A.
of
common
to
and
Refining Co.
their respective names below',
Eastman
:i:-
the
according
&
*_*-
the company manufactured and
March
from
Bank
The
.
The
.
severally
Co.
Inc.
1503.'^
p.
Bacharach
i1
Oil
the
&
Fay,
194,
tion
1,500
1,666
..v.; UNDERWRITERS—The
on
&
:*."
Co
950,000
Moseley & Co:_—
Webber, Jackson
Reynolds
Securities
First
Folger,
2,500
Co.**-
&
The
2 333
2,166
—•
Additional Financing
26, 1962 issue reported the sale ontMarch 22 of a new issue of
25,000,000 of this firm's 41/2%
sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1987. The deben¬
tures were sold at par and accrued interest from
April 1,
1962 to date of
delivery, through Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., New York City, and A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., Chicago. Additional financing details follow:;
agreed
Collins
tory
Ashland
Details—Our
Co.L**t._;
B. .V. D. Co.,
-
*
1425.
p.
&
Renshaw
&
Corp.
&
R.
Union
1,150,000
.'_
Weir,
.Curtis—
&
475,000
*
Dillon,
E'stabrook & Co
2,500
Saunders; Stiver
Rodman
Co..
&
Inc..
Co.
Smith
&
Roland
S.
Paine,
950,000
Securities
2,500
6,000
'
Drexel
Co.
Corp
Lynch,
Model,
Dominick.
Co.
&
Young,
Fenner
F.
&
&
175,000
Merrill
Dominion Securities
Eastman
2,500
*—__
Co._^
''
225,000
Equitable
6.U00
Denton,"
175,000
300,000
■
300,000
2,500
-
&
Corp.
Sulzberger,
&
Bros.
'•.."Inc.
475,000
The
2,500
Inc
Co.___
<&
Freres
Higginson
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
3,500
\
&
Loeb
Dominick
3,500
__*
Quinn
McLeod,
Inc.
.,v.'
Co
Inc.
-
Lee
3,500
Beane
Jenks, Kirkland & Co._
Hess, Grant & Remington,
6,000
&
&
950,000
Inc._
125,000
Co
&
950,000
225,000
125,000
Co.,
300,000
Inc.
Kuhn,
&
Co._
&
Inc
Peabody
Lazard
Burns
3,500
Inc.:
iu-2,500
& Co.2,500
6.000
operated
5,000
3,000
Gregory,.A^ons-.
HMv
—V.
Inc..*
Patrick,
Davenport
6,000
Inc.*-
&
Kidder,
225,000
Brown & Sons
Co.
Co
Co.,
Hutton
225,000
Burnham
Lestrange & Co., Pittsburgh, and associates offered pub¬
licly, 60,000 shares of; this firm's outstanding common
shares at $22.50 per Share; Proceeds from the sale will
1,667
Co.,
Williston
E.
Bear, Stearns & Co.__
3,500
&
&
Baker, Weeks & Co
Alex.
Noyes
Hentz
W.
Bleicnroeder, Inc.
475,000
Bache
&
Co.175,000
Blyth
;
and
S.
names
Clark; Landstreet & Kirk-
L
Co.
Bachiarach. Industrial
1,833
&
Hirsch
Gardner-*.:.
Eichler- & Co:__v
The
3.333
Marron
H.
300,000
Co.——.
Co.
&
porated'in
3,667
B.
225,000
&
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner.
:
9,009
Co." Inc.*\"
Diokson &
S.
go
Carreau
D.
Burr_l.__Z.iUJi^
R.
J.
10,000
9,000
fered—^Pursuant to
7,000
Corporation.4,667
4.334
Incl
Company
10,000
-
&
Hallowell,
\
forth
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Op'penheimer & Co.
&
Stix
6,000
7,000
10,000
Securities
Reinholdt' &
-
Hemphill,
& Co
Ames
& Meeds_
Bissell
2,212,000
Allyn
Arnhold
&
$225,000
C.
Co., Inc..
Stone
Inc.
E.
Harris
U 15,667
.
10,000
& Stetson, Inc
MIddlebrook, Inc.
Inc.
Shares
Laird,
Amount
Hayden,
A.
,
f;'"/
Stockholder
,
14,000
Coburn
-
A.
their
forth-opposite
Co.
-
stock¬
set
:
1.4,030°
set
Evans
—V.
severally
under-v'~
selling
31 333
._*_
Inc.
Inc.
Walker &
Hooker
the
v:;'
Company
Federman, Stonehill .& Co._:
stock
common
in
underwriters
Amount
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$2,213,000
Barney & Co.
Co.
9,000
H.
for
31)0,000 shs.
have
stock
common
:
r ■
earnings
have agreed on a firm
and .conditions
thereof,' to
&
conditions
to
agreed
Outstanding
?
below-
agreed;. subject to the terms'and conditions contained
writing agreement to-purchase from the company and
holder
Langley
&
J.
PRESENT FINANCING
named
severally
800,000 shs.
Inc.'
for
f.',
.
Authorized.
underwriters
C.
Bateman,
water
agent
have
Outstanding
Stieglitz.il
'
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
par)1,000,000 shs.-
UNDERWRITERS
.
TO
,
Authorized-'
2,000,000 shs.
.
American Securities Corp.,;
Corp.—Additional
' -*'
net
FINANCING
PRESENT
Doolittle
•
CAPITALIZATION t'- GIVING
of
Co.
G.
/ *
Financing >;
Details—Our March 26, 1962 issue reported the sale on ;
March 22 of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $6.50 per share.
Additional financing details follow: •
■
W.
R; Staats & Co.A
&
JUlien
Arts
shares
of
Hutton & Co.
Halle
transfer
1313.
p.
by
Goodbody & Co.•: 9,000
Hallgarten & Co.*—9,000
Co.—Appointment—
Bank
below
purchase and the Government
has
agreed to sell to them severally, in the respective amounts set
forth below,
an
aggregate of $30,000,000 principal amount of bonds.
underwriting agreement the several under¬
_»
F.
R.
The
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms and subject to the
underwriting agreement, dated Mar. 28,
1962,
the
named
Smith,
Courts
91
that date, optional
redemption prices will range from 102%
amount. Sinking fund payments of $1,200,000 semi¬
commencing in 1965 are designed to retire the entire issue
maturity. The sinking fund redemption price Is 100%.
principal
an
following, table:
Coffin
,
surviving; company will control, through stock ownership,
operating in 18 states.—V. 195, p. 517.
by
'
TO
!$1.)__„__*_.
the
Blair
utilities
Arizona Biochemical
EFFECT
./
William
be
stock
common
combined
and
share.
per
Langley & Co
124,000
Equitable Securities Corp.12.000
Reynolds & Co., Inc._L-I.-_- 12,000
of
will
after
the
to
diversified
a
Shares
,r
There
$10,379,480
cents
•'
value
(par
W. C.
continue
stock
the
f
new
number
same
by Northeastern.
a
preference
will
common
the
numbers
The
the
of
and
missiles
commitment basis,
subject to the terms
purchase Trom the company and the selling stockholders the respective
••
preference
new
shares
stock.
stock
common,
held
shares
,
the
two
Northeastern's
of
now
of
and
preferred
American
.
shares
of
87
GIVING
"
stock
writers,-represented
v
v,
proposed merger, when consummated, will bring into a single
corporate entity two major groups of affiliated water utility companies.
The
to
UNDERWRITERS—In
and
assets
manufactures
and
•
Common
The
.
•'
the
holders of Northeastern's $4
preferred
share
number
•;
of
prior
common
the
equal
■
the
acquire
Water
American
American's
shares
outstanding.: ::r;
of
will
plan of merger,
each
American
increase
no
be
of
junior to
1,962,700
shares
shares
the
on
outstanding.
receive
Works
lor
equipment
•
1961, aggregated
year
$527,S91,
CAPITALIZATION
'
-
,
and $2 preferred stock will receive shares
preference stock
($25
par);
of American.
share
stock
will
be
be
Water
1962
17,
May
»
Northeastern
the
cumulative
exchange
stock
of
with
preferred
5%,
American
held
plan.
and
systems,- aircraft,
annually
Inc.. .develops
Concertone,
.
be
to
company
merger
receive
accordance
new
each
the
liabilities
stockholders
In
of
on
systems
electronic
x
-
for-the
Com¬
approved, sublect to stockholder approval, the terms for
merger of the two companies.
The directors also called special meetings
of
and service .of
REVENUES—On the pro- forma basis, described in the company's
prospectus, the combihed net sales of the company and its subsidiaries
Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
have
pany
manufacturing
and
vehicles.
of
military, industrial and consumer magnetic tape recorder re¬
producers; and American Avionics, Inc. is a producer of solid state
electronic test- equipment for'the U. S. Navy and large aerospace
prime contractors.'
\
;
- .
:
1312.
American Water Works
support
space
line
accounts
financing fields. Mr. Herbert; Pechman, President of Sterling,
continue
as
President
of
the
American
Investment
subsidiary.
—V.
developing
ground
American
receivable
p.
designing,
for
and
Sterling Factors Corporation, located in New York City,
in
in
Mr.
Commercial
subsidiary.
7
nf
aftMiinted
for
ftDDroximatelv
29
of
total
8
volume
dollar
of
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34%
approximately
of
profits.
The
balance
was
for
accounted
were
(1552)
by sales of other plastics. Approximately 48%
of sales
company's standard line, with the balance accounted for by
the
products extruded to customer specifications at variance from standard.
Kel-F and nylon have broad industrial application in the chemical,
electrical
electronic
and
sions made by
fields.
The
company's
customers
utilize
extru¬
Carmer for insulation and wire coating,
insulating parts,
components, transformer parts, signal devices, bear¬
ings, fittings, bushings, and radio and radar parts. In the chemical
field, Kel-F extrusions are used for pipe,
tubing, valves processing
equipment and in .other applications where resistance to corrosion and
to
low temperatures are
required. Management believes that its ex¬
control
its
generally require further cutting
application in such end use products.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
and
shaping
before finding
'
■7-\/
'
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
of
as
Authorized
Common
stock
(10c
par)________._—_
UNDERWRITERS—The
Outstanding
800,000 shs.
underwriters
named
315,000 shs.
below,
for- whom
830 High St., Hamilton, Ohio,
it is engaged in
card", type voting machines, hereinafter sometimes
(manufactured exclusively for the company
"punch
to
by
Lennox
of
use
Tool
such
legislation
lation
is
&
Machine
machines
for
in
the
is
effect
Builders)
Most
machines.
these
only in the
acceptance of the
officials.
The
California
States
will
be
of
shares
135,000
of
the
respective
stock
common
amounts
offered
set
forth
below,
hereby.
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co., Inc., 97,000 shares; Penzell & Co.,
20,000 shares;
Davis,
Pearson & Perkins,
Inc.,
10,000
shares;
Preiss, Cinder & Hoffman Inc., 5,000 shares; Shell Associates. Inc.,
3,000 shares.—V. 194, p. 2548.
' •
Inc.,
,
,
Net proceeds,
The
set
company
The
company's
acquisitions,
nection
!.
of
12.4%
1960 per
share
While
the
Gross
continued
share,
production
Service
Columbian
its
and
share.
per
Carbon
Co.
subsidiaries
represented
1960
for
of
adjusting
operation
for
acquired
afflict
equity,
at
of
Dec.
$1.68
the
year
to
technical
incorporated
in
1961
results
by
to
in
gratifying,
subnormal
a
they
product
industry.
various
portion
work
the
done
plant
31,
1961,
share
$2.40
per
to
I960.—V.
over
(Jane)
195,
Capital
stock
194, p.
the
Co.,
New
stock
common
York
(par
$1)—^
Outstanding
Homes, Inc.- -Annual
265,000 shs.
to
Total
revenues
of
1961
Net
Homes
22,026,216
.
Earnings per share
3.5%.
95,170,000
to
$24,-
was
to
123,000,000
barrels,
$202,-
barrels.
2.7%
a
1,471,198
(based
$0.55
$1.30
1,133,500 common
on
outstanding at the end of both years.)
192,
1708.
p.
increase
registrar
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Period
(loss)
Federal
risen
by
89
N. J.,
cents
share
per
has
company
in
announced
that
1961—nearly 25%
reported net
Income
for
its
sales
NOTE;
Federal
of
equity had
the
For
tax
properties
of
six
months
computed
prior years.
For*»the six months
was
the
required
after
ended
because
from prior
company
profits
gain
in
1961
of
$440,251.
increase
an
of
8.8%.
with
$3,655,540
to
rose
for
ari; all -time
1960—an
of
Columbus
&
$1.30
stock.IIZZZI
Dec.
of
recovery
30,
the
$0.66
1961,
tax
the;
loss
estimated
carry
forward
Dec. "31,
1960, no provision for Federal
the tax loss
carry forward available
to
years.
common stock after
year and the prior
were outstanding
Southern
Ohio
preferred
year,
based
30,
1961.
Dec.
on
stock
are
of
15.5%.
to
Co.—Proposed
c°mpany of $16,000,000 first mortgage bonds
announced by President Harry M. Miller. Bids are ex¬
u
be
of
in
opened
on
Wednesday,
May
9,
1962.
its financing
report to shareholders
properties from Ohio-Midland
certain
plans,
because
Light
&
as
of
recently
the
out¬
acquisition
Power
Co
*195 peei426Uth°riZed by thC PUWIC Utllitles Commission
—V
which
of Ohio.
Continental Fund
Distributors, Inc.—Stock All Sold
Niagara Investors Corp., 150
Broadway, New York City
reports that its recent
shares
mon
offering of 296,000 class A
of
com¬
Continental Fund
Distributors, Inc. and
warrants to purchase a like number
of class A common
shares of
Continental Management
Corp.,
Ufi
all
u
sold.
for
offered
in
one share and one warrant,
at $1 per unit, was
Net proceeds will be
used by Continental Fund
advertising, working capital,
organization of
Continental
ew
York
repayment of debt and
life insurance
general agency.
Fund was organized under
the laws of
as
principal underwriter
j1CT
dlstnbution of shares of Continental
Growth rP
Fund, Inc. Continental Management was
organ¬
ized under New
Jersey law in July 1959 to act as in¬
vestment adviser to
Continental Growth Fund.—V 194
p. 1612.
Continental Motors
Corp.—Quarterly Reuort
with
year,
period
e^pi,rytion„ and consolidated
net sales of 4:3n
Jn9^^ar- ?*' 1962
.f!rst duarter
J;
in
the
7". 7
..Authorized
77
given
the
..
-a-'firm
compahy
stock (par value $1)________
(limited) stock (par value $11
I
Class
E
series
II
e,to,?4yIfS V°£ng 1Machine
suant to
March
pubZfv 777 76
$10
per
share
the
compared
as
one
year
year
payment
of
UNDERWRITERS—In
h»?^SI^STThe
but it did not
20
cents
stock
share
per
outstanding
totaled
for
the
during
195,
the
p.
ended
year
1.961
income
on
$94,132.—V.
1961
the
&
Co.
as
and
their,
at
option
'
;''
,;• ■".;
Percentage'' of-
Z
Units to be
•>
.
,.u
Unsubscribed
•
'
Net
of
income
1096.
shares
for
of
•
%
of
Van
the
Nuys,
Samuel
company, reported net. earnings of
31, 1961, a 46% increase over 1960
President,
earnings
$1.49
Dec.
per
compared
share,
with
in
his
for
annual
to
message
appropriation
1960,
based
year
$914,114
earnings
shareholders
general
to
in
Total
assets
of
shares
each
reserves,
case
to a record $35,181,712 during the vear,
gain of $7,761,000 in 1930.
Dec. 31
assets were
from the $25,394,797 reported a year earlier%-V.
194, p. 2141.
as
compared
up
39%
with
1962
offering
circular
Tnhn
offered
common stock at
USed
the comPany for the
working capital.
business
until
May,
in
A
Ohio
1960
on
The
Jan
2
company
;
McCarley
The
'•
31,
has
$1.40
or
1961.
of
reported consolidated net income, after taxes, of
share, on sales of $135,800,142 for the year ended
a
Pre-tax
This compares,
taxes,
on
a
$3,136,214,
earnings for the
pro-forma basis,
$1.56
or
same
with
share.
a
period were $5,745,934.
net income for 1960, after
Pre-tax
earnings for 1960
to $6,275,339,-on sales of $127,959,128.
quarter earnings for 1961 were at a record high for the com¬
pany since it began operations in its present corporate form on Aoril 1,
amounted
Fourth
Earnings for the quarter, after taxes, were $1,150,311, or $0.57
share, on sales of $28,2.10,983. Pre-tax earnings were $2,276,389.
%'
The
comparable fourth quarter in I960 showed net income,
after 1
taxes, of $910,859, or $0.45 a share on sales of $32,268,613.
Pre-tax
earnings for the
period
same
$1,835,232.—V.
were
192,
p.
7'
2017.
of
the
&
/v..
Nathanson
&
Inc.—-2.33
Co.,
Co.i.__^l:_ ,2.33 7
-Philips, Rosen & Appel_^_.- - .93/,.
Pistell,
Inc.
2.79
H.v A. Riecke & .Co.. I»o.iC, 7.44
Oppenheimer
*
Hirsch
Ross
—3.72
Rouse, Erewer, Becker
Bryant 2_-7~
Schrijver & po.^.——7
&
.
Charles
'^Inc,
A.
&
Taggart
:—.—
4.65
Inc—
6.51
.
Albert Teller & Co.,
Weil
&
record sales in
to
the
annual
while earnings were below
1961
report
issued
President.
income
sales
of
to
"amounted
000.
Results
included
In
the
for
for
1961
was
$88,031,000.
$4,034,000
of
In
or
Worcester
both
final
cbmpany,
the announcement,
with
last
$12,300,000
The
previous
921,522 in
Co., Inc
2.33
/
/,
S. Firestone,
$3,412,000
1960
$2.78
Paper
net
per
or
Box
$2.30
income
common
Corp.,
by John
-'•/ • -
on
share
1950
Kennedy,
1
/. 7'
common
share
comparable
basis,
per
a
on
merged
R.
sales
in
of
April,
$86,939,-
1961,
are
years.
period of
1961, net earnings were $1,312,000
Harvey
the
in
year.
highest
totals
Securities
Fleetwood
for
first quarter were sales of
in 1959—V. 195, p. 6.
a
$273,-
Corp. of America—Common Of¬
March 26, 1962 prospectus,
General
offered 50,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per share. Net
proceeds, estimated at $389,000,. will be used to furnish
equity capital and to provide the company with suffi¬
cient net capital to act as underwriter of public stock
Co.,
a
New
Inc.,
York
City,
,
offerings.
BUSINESS—The
registered
authorized,
to
Columbia.
of
40
company,
with the Securities
National
the
of
Association
act
It
as
was
Street, N. Y., is a Broker-Dealer
Exchange Commission, is a member
Wall
and
Broker-Dealer
a
Dealers,
Securities
of
incorporated
Inc.
and
on
Jan.
01'
and
government
remainder
panies
the
hi
America—Debentures, Class A
Rights Offering—Pursuant to a March 27, 1962
prospectus, Morris Cohon & Co. and Lieberbaum & Co.,
also
laws of the State of Del¬
to the Securities and Ex¬
any way the Commission's
the
Commission
supervision
The
93
is
several states and the District
in
under
23,
1957.! The reference
does not involve in
management or investment practices or policies of the
company.
7."
'7
Pursuant to an Agreement dated March 13, 1957, as amended from
time to time, with Salik & Co., Inc., the company has the exclusive
right to distribute, by means of contractual investment plans known
collectively as the Electronics Investment Program, shares of Electron¬
ics
Investment
Corp.,
a
managed
open-end
investment
company,
commonly kno-wn as a mutual fund, specializing in the securities of
companies engaged
in the general field of electronics.
The Fund
maintains at least 66%.
of its investments
(other than cash deposits
aware
share, comDared with combined net of $1,486,000 or $1.06 a
share. Sales totaled $28,744,000 as against combined sales of
$26,815,000
in the 1960 period.-—V.
195, P; 976.
or
common
Stock
quarter
,
1960 and profits of $14,304,391
cents
a
/
Co.,
,
„
according
%93
4.65
Scott, Harvey & Co. Inc2.79
Street & Co. Inc..)
'— 3.72
./
Jr., Chairman,
and Raymond C.
Firestone, President, reported sales of $286,509,558,
which compared to $2.67,974,146 in (he first quarter of 1961.
Earnings for the first quarter of 1962 were $14,534,412, compared to
$13,603,958 in the first quarter last year.
>. Sales showed an increase of 6.9% and earnings were up 6.8% over
1961, the Firestone officials, noied.
Earnings on common stock during the first quarter of 1962 amounted
to $0.52 per share, compared to $0.49 last year.
Provision of $14,600,000
has -been
made for domestic and foreign taxes - cn income,
compared
making
change
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Sales
Up, Net Down—
results,
First Republic Corp. of
has
Inc.2.79
Lichtenfeld
Co.
The .company has announced that, sales and earnings for; the
ended Jan. 31
were
the highest for any first quarter
Securities
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
company
$2,809,846,
Dec.
& Co.
McMahon,
7;//;7.;/-;: 7 .7/;:
fered—Pursuant to
Engelhard
Purchased
Mar,tip,; Monaghan & Mul- ■. - ■
7» hern, ' Inc.
—--77- / .46
a
re¬
1957
67
*.%',
-1
Lubetkin, Regan & Kennedy. 3.72%
& -.CbL~__5.12'
p.
-Unsubscribed
Units to be
-
.
which
the
on
outstanding.
$9,786,915
rose
-185,
history
-
number
average
The company had
Offered—Pur¬
.
„
777%/ 7/7'.;
before
$1.06
also
may
Percentage of
v-: -
'./Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Quarterly Report—
to
'/%77v ":/777'%77777777
^■:/'7''"7%77'.''.77
Oschin,
reported
of
Calif,
ended
year
$626,321.-
—V.
^
; j1
)
-
-
—.93
Lieberbaum
to
common
previous
underwriters
...
-7
v
,
In
the
the
..
.
7
.purchased
.'Arthurs, .Lestrange & Go.._ 5.58%;
Brand, Grqmet & SeigeU. ' .93
Byrd Brothers,,* fcing_'__!i* 1.867 >
1961.
equivalent
sub¬
not
are
■'
'
31,
Units
43,002
underwriting agreement provides
through Morris Cohon & Co.
representatives will purchase all of said
acting
a oropmen r
$67,653,
75,000 shs.
230,257 shs.
the
underwriters
units,
that
event
stockholders,
the
ltoftvpAn
agreement -between
$2,105,932; compared
was
number
average
year.
Dec.
-totaled
for
311,600 shs.
Pur<5ha»e *u or part °* ,ftny of " the remaining 3,998 Units./, *.
Empire Financial Corp.—Net Up 46%—
This
for
Net
Co.—Common
comPany was incorporated
commence
by
several
Lieberbaum
and
•
to
the
that
Elgeet Optical Co., Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
77J& the first annual report - to stockholders, Elgeet Optical Co., a
major producer of lenses, optical systems. and/ assemblies, announced
sales
1,948.841 shs.
8,307,466
-
Net
10,000.000 shs.
.
Capital Surplus
commitment,
operations for the fiscal
9,400.000
1,925,000 shs.
.
of
$50,000
21,291,139
value 50d)
(par
_
totaled $459,-
West UighS™Lima7ohio,
and
stock
Outstanding
None
50,000
75,000 shs.
■■
The company's net
$2,094,108 for 1960.
FINANCING
50d)
value
(par
,
ago
1962 were $115,027,357, Mr.
on Jan. 31, 1961.—V. 195,
shares of thls flrm's
navmPn^nf^fnT^1
debt,
stock
.22
subject .to the terms and';' Fleming. '& ,Co.l%^__l_i—
conditions of
such/Underwriting agreement Ttd. purchase dhd pay for ". Flomephaft,. Seidler..& Go.
all of the 100,000 shares of common stock
olfered at a price of $2.70 7
InC./:_„____7:2__-_._-__— 1.86
per share.
In addition, the company will reimburse the underwriters
GooSkind, Nufield & Co.,
for
their
expenses
on
an
accountable
Inc.
—---":2-3a
ba^is in an amount not to
exceed
$6,000.
The
underwriters
will
distribute
the
'Gross &
shares
to
2 1.86;
the
public at the offering price.
The names of the. several underwriters
Kamen & CoL---—7.91
and
the
respective number of
shares
whichnsthey.)have agreed to, -i Kesselman -185 Co., Inc.—— 3.26
purchase from the compa,ny. .are as follqws; Harrison &
; Kormendi: &' Co;, Inc._i__L
.93
Co.,- 35,000
shares; Robinson & Co., Inc., 35,000 shares; D. B. Marl-on .As Co.,
Krelberg, -Krieger^' Gross'-' Inc., 10,000 shares; Richards & Co., • 10,000 shares, and
.7 bard, ;. Inc.
—:
1.40
Penington,
Colket & Co.,
10,000 shares.-^-V. 195, p. 1427.
Kuhner, Vollebreght &
77/7
results
by
___—
series
scribed
In addition,
refinancing
.
.
9,400,000
debs.__
A
Outstanding
.
,
time,
to
$3,500,000
—
convertible
270,000.shs.',,; CobuVn
.Ml'ddiebrook, Inc'4.88*.» .%.!
'
Morris
5ll2
c"-.
L Morris COnon'A:
Cohon
the several;' uhderwriterjS,'i the .underwriters have' ^.Edwards '&VHahlyii_'A___j. 2.79 ■
company ' and,
on
13,
payable
notes
B
unsubscribed
—--—---•—1,000,000 shs.'
rsi
added
active
...
PRESENT
TO
%7'.\
A
GIVING. EFFECT TO PRESENT - FINANCING
*
.7
(no
time
—
,
stock
derived
commenced
Authorized
credit
Class
"e1""1 of the 1961 Ilsral
of the 1S62 fiscal
7^\n?nipQH8 nS $304'i13 in lhe same period
Reese sai
bookf as of Jan- 31.
p
1315
comparison with $70,417,472
a
EFFECT
GIVING
of
Class
a
subsidiaries in
were $35,018,020,
c.Vfe,.ffitfJS.55^paraWe
faZ!l!"g.®
from
cash,
before they mature
or
./'Class
Engineering: Cd. — Additional Financing
Details—Our March 26, 1962 issue
reported the sale on
March 22 of 100,000 shares of this' firm's common stock
at $3 per share> Additional
financing - details follow: hi:
'.ri'FR.95—Pi l
mn t,
f.nnrvijfidpvufiUHricr,
UNDERWRrfERST-Pjursuant. -to/iur ^
sponsor
future be
in the
company
'
,
and
obtain
as
line
6 Va % ' subordinated
1960.
three^-morfth
,
t
Mortgages
a
ini July 1959 to act
nL
also
note
.Gerald
Electric
Sale—
will
the
*
n^He4«°ifiPany ha,S acceIerated
iti>
annual
lined
:
,
?qqo0S,v? sale by tht
pected
.
Unsecured
•
high of $4,221,5.41,
increase
.
.
properties and on the utilization of cash profits derived
bank
Surplus
Assets
'
.
to policyholders at 1961's end
increased more than 40%
over
1960, from $1,003,712 to $1,411,712.
Net
written premiums for
the year
1961 amounted to $2,555,328,
compared with $2,349,739 for 1960, Mr. Minton reported,
representing
;
1,095,000
.
.
.
Since
funds.
CAPITALIZATION
reported to stockholders that equity at Dec. 31, 1961, totaled $2,254,08?,
as
compared with $1,813,836. at Dec. 31, 1960, thus reflecting a-total
1,617,000
2,050,000
to
therefrom have been and
may
Unsecured
•
Common
413,000
of
estate
..
company's increase in surplus will be capitalized shortly through
a
5%
stock
dividend, payable April 3 to stockholders of record
March 20, announced President A. Albert Minton.
i
Commenting on the results of the year's operations, Mr. Minton
(522,000)
of
sale
ended
riiviJineHKeaf«inKStKe*uShare of
oH ! UQ7KJn ht e current
—V
195
4
shares which
Bond
from
common
from
tax
net
1961________'
profit
l
the
is
1,637^000,
of
occupancy,
investor
corporate
company
previous
operating
The
CAPITALIZATION^
in
and
share
per
($522,000)
253,000
studio
tax
period
properties
.♦Earnings
Dec. 31,'60
before
;
of
the past and intends in the future, to
syndications of real property. Net profits
public
its present mortgages
Electro-Nite
>
,
$1,890,000
period
:
period.'
Federal
for
-studio
months
tax
for
from
estimated
Income
six
i
Federal
(loss)
Report—
real
the
over
year. At the same time, the company
of $273,320, or 55 cents per share.
compared
Dec. 30,'61
tax
Estimated
;
Months'
Ended—
Income
Profit
Six
types
by the company from real estate syndication activities
.
,
the
of
operated
.
for
Jersey City,
pur¬
,
25,486,330
625,102
„
including
operating,
has in
company
organize
general
.
1960
$23,133,820 $26,581,875
Mobile
income
'.
;
operations in June, 1961, it has obtained a cash profit of $364,782
arising from the syndication of Video Film Center in New York City.
;
In addition to cash profits, the company obtained a long-term
net leasehold on Video Film Center, without making any cash invest¬
ment of its own but as an additional increment resulting from such
syndication activities.
'
- '
7.-:
'.77-' 77-'
Financing
of
the company's
acquisition is
based on
use
of
its
working funds, bank loans or other borrowings, on mortgage loans,
on
the sale of adidtional securities to the public at the discretion of
the Board of Directors, on the exchange of securities of the company
Report—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
engaged
now
estate and interests therein in the
world,
*'
with
the
purpose
of' obtaining
real
parts
been
diversification
and
use
by the company
,
Mobile
other
non-diversified
The
and
500,000 shs.
—'
.
is
company
blanket-mortgage-transactions,
the
to
,
1612.
Detroiter
This
City, has been appointed sole
corporation.—V. 195, p. 1314.
the
of
California
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
the
and
from
in
as
and
and
executive
East
945
on
realty holdings, geographically as
and from refinancing benefits
the extent they will accrue
Management believes that the company's portfolio, because of
such
wide diversification, may provide stability and flexibility not available
well
-
Eagle Fire Insurance Co.—Annual Report—
974.
p.
at
laws
Fifth/ Avenue,
by Ira Sands,
Jerome Wishner
and
the opportunities and advantages which
corporation having the broad diversified
a
income-producing
States
advantages
,
Calif,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
1960.
Colby, Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust
for
increased
totaled
runs
Its
areas.
to
company" has
The
v
$63.45
equivalent
was
over
capital at Dec. 31, 1961 was $281,768,000, compared with
$295,406,000 a year previous.
Gioss production
of crude oil, condensate, and natural
gas
liquids
totaled 53,597,000 barrels, a new
high and a 5.4% increase over 1960.
refinery
these
located
other
and
share.
Working
Domestic
in
are
375
or
otherwise acquiring, owning, developing,
manselling,, mortgaging and financing of office buildings, industrial
parks, apartment developments, commercial properties, shopping centers,
United
agencies on matters pertaining to
training of personnel in the field of elec¬
does not believe that its operations constitute a
the
at
aging,
and
and
Delaware
under
are
chasing
:
•
governmental
company
,
products
the
which
offices
organized
utilize
to
available
in
activities
is principally engaged in the business of
technical manuals for use in connection with
publications
The
shares
to
less than at the'end of 1960.
and government securities at the
year-end amounted
438,000, as compared with $203,119,000 at the end of 1960.
petroleum
of
•
company
of
—V.
amounted
Cash
of
laws
the
Gewanter
believe
they
organized
was
principal
Its
,'was
company
George
an
1960
806,000
Sales
under
company
'
1959, and commenced business in August
administrative offices
$41,320,009,
income for
were
degree
stock
per
J
was
May 13,
1'.The
and for
maintenance of equipment and systems produced by
Department of Defense. The company also acts as a-
the
Sales
the
marked
common
for
consultant
for
This
BUSINESS—The
February
14.
1961.
New York City..
'
reported
However,
a
company
preparing
Street in Ontario,
Capital expenditures in 1961 totaled $121,077,000."
Long-term debt at Dec. 31. 1961 was $431,802,000. which
?,?.
of
$997,659,000.
the
on
increase
an
to
to
totaled
dividends
others
—V.
$4.29
income
earnings
affected
Stockholders'
per
to
net
foreign
a
the
19o2.
Cities
share.
per
in
net of $3.98.
income
Cash
equal
over
company's
adversely
prices which
of
of
assets
and
significant
both
40 shares held of record March 26 with rights to
expire April. 17, 1962. Net proceeds, estimated at $10,>1662,000, will be used for debt repayment, acquisitions,
and general corporate .purposes.
operation and
tronics.
petrochemicals.
the
of
31,
income
equivalent to $3.85
.include earnings of
were
Jan.
$46,476,000,
was
increase
the
of bank loans,
are
being offered, at $250 per unit,, to holders of
company's class A stock at the. rate of one unit for
each
.
•'7%
'
on
The
year.
writing,
future growth was broadened through
diversification.
Important in
this con¬
acquisition
net
1961
of
that
for
and
effective
Consolidated
in
the sales
capacity
the
which became
1961
in
expansion
was
records
new
BUSINESS—The
stock, in units consisting of $200 principal amount of
four shares of class A stock. These
debenturesand
the
estimated at $291,500, will be used by
working capital.
of
a group of underwriters offerfirm's 6V?%
convertible subordi-
this
of
units
Laboratories—Pursuant to a March 19,
prospectus, Morgan & Co., 634 South Spring St.,
Los Angeles,
offered publicly, -100,000 shares of this
firm's capital stock at $3.50 per share.
_
Cities Service Co.—-Annual Report—
petroleum liquids and
A
•
Ohio.
sought.—V; 192, p. 399.
State of California
in
and
,-,
legis¬
City, headed
<tq 400 000
'
the
hereof
and
the
permissive
such
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
inS *y,*U<J,uuu Oi tms iiimo /2 /c converupie SUDorai
nated debentures, due lyol, and lop,000. Shares Ot Class
is speculative and is dependent
the company for the repayment
page
require
present
of California
Hamilton, Taylor & Co., Inc. is acting as representative, have
severally agreed, subject to the terms of conditions of the underwriting
agreement with the company and the selling stockholder, to purchase
from the company and the selling stockholder, at the
price set forth on
cover
jurisdictions, where
states
At. the
Data-Design
God¬
frey,
the
.
method of voting by the citizens and public
its use in states in addition to Ohio and,;
new
approval
those
in
permitted.
of
use
The nature of the company's business
upon
New York
"machines^
1962
'•
FINANCING
at
sale
referred
instrument
trusions
principal office
the
.
.
which
electronics
of
Fund
control
The
of
securities
does
or
its
"not
of
in the
investments
devoting
field.
securities
the
class
securities)
of
are
The
any
Fund
one
any
invest
an
one
in
securities
may
invests
of electronics companies.
in securities of com¬
of their operations to
part
not more than
and
,
made
be
important
issuer
,
not
5%.
of
its assets
than 10%
of any
the portfolio. The
purpose
of exercising
more
issuer may be held in
companies
for
the
management.
investment plans
are
of three types;
Paid Up Investment Plans,
Volume 195
Systematic
Investment
Insurance.
from
of
The,
Number 6147
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
nificant
and Systematic Investment Plans With
types of plans permit periodic payments
Plans,
latter 'two
$15 to .$5,000 per
month for
period
a
of 10
years.
'
•
V?'.
y''
Common
stock—
V,
—v.; 191, P.,.1110.
,
margins
at
six
the
months
ended
Dec.
the
1961,
30,
of
its
increased
company
in
interim
:
to shareholders. \
.'Y Net income after taxes amounted to $367,471, a 9%
increase
the $336,487 in net income for the comparable period in I960.'
Earnings
an
amounted
share
per
report
to
cents
60
and
based
are
ove?
for
:
-
';.;','yvYyYY;Y'1Y''''
v
." Gross
V.
totalled
income
$11,678,174
194,
registered
2658.
p.
the
compared
period
with
\
-
"
,
income
gross
the
of
previous
>
'
The
1960.
*
■;»
,
of
;
'
sales
and
at
21.
Victor
,
,
had
mately
durhig
18%
the
gain
the
from
the
sale
of
of
from the sale
The
,
Western Auto Supply holdings,
_
.
dollar
While
:
the
told
that
in
the
for
Gross
rise
sales
solidate
Parker
The
in
Hooker
of
will
44,305
change
is
1,500
The
1,500
p.
in
$3.16
1960.
This
stock dividend
sales
Total
the
latter
paid
figure
in
has
adjusted
been
reflect
to
sales
1962.
R.
Hentz
Hickey
Hill
and
operating revenues of $534,699,000 were lower than
reported in 1960. The difference results largely from
planned withdrawal from low margin commodity trading
and V.
522
p.
Proof
profitable
was
$344,181,
193, p.
1902.
offset
sport
sport
Grafco
Dec.
31—
Net
'
'
and
will
664,572
of
in
operating
Earnings
the
a
30,
shirt
shares
of
for
of
all
50,080
*$0.20
♦Adjusted to
$0.58
base of 89,250 shares outstanding.—V.
a
194,
p.
Hooker
each
The
meetings
when
second
Corp.
W.
documents
State,
incorporated in 1929.
stock/ and
outstanding
Parker
stock.
of
share
a
to
The
Hooker
of
second
outstanding
preferred
stock
of
subscribe
1507.
to Stockhold¬
offering its stockholders the right
for $5,230,000 of its 5% convertible
at par
principal
debentures due
of
amount
1982
debentures
the
on
for
basis
each
12
of
31,
1961.
In
1960
of
to
Carl
stock,
the
shares
-■
net
.
,
• •
earnings
share
the
v
automotive
in
equal
this
financing
will
—V.
195,
the
of
this
the
the
of
New
York
and
Stock
Details—Our March
26, 1962 issue reported the sale
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
on
proceeds
-
.
1961
•
-
-
parts
Authorized^
bank
loans
bank
Short-term
7%
due
compared
Sept.
par)
of
Common stock
30,
1963— '
stock
total
($100
will
the
to
accrue
1—;
par)
(lc
,
'
'
v
.
,
stock
take
and
The names
shares
for
pay
taken.
are
any
to
all
the
The
shares
of
YYY
Carl M. Loeb,
Y Y
stock
common
Other
to
$87,-
company
as
Stearns
&
H.
Blair
J.
C.
Bradford
&
'c;
them
hereby
J
are
Co
to $1.86 per share
Cooley
to
320
••
have
"YY
agreed
Haupt
Hayden,
Janney,
&
2,600
*
4,333
320
1,267
2,080
8,233
400
_
Stone & Co., Inc
Battles & E. W. Clark,
2,600
__
;_
_
Inc
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Lee
933
Higginson Corp
Miller & Co
!
Piper,
.
Jaffray
Prescott
&
Rosenthal
C.
E.
Co
&
any
are
than
Forgan
&
of
Hopwood
667
;
Co
X-t
purchased,
all
of
all-time
In
high
the
Chairman
of
$6,255,517
annual
and
that
on
its
record
and
1961
the
Leon
called
,
5,000
G.
3,250
1,500
Joseph Walker & Sons
Walston & Co., Inc._^
5,000
Co
Westbeimer
1,000
Rhoades
H.
Walker &
J. C.
.
&
underwriters.-
500
500
;_
Wheat & Co
Winslow,
Cohu
500
&
5,000
Stetson
Inc.
1,000
1,000
Dean Witter & Co.—
1,000
5,000
tures
have
below
named
underwriting
an
and
the
names
severally
Blair
the
radio
20
on
Inc.
C.
Alex.
500
&
joint
as
Downing
&
of
countries
business
Corp.—Deben¬
27, 1962 prospectus,
of
ITT
1
subsidiary
its
and
communications
a
there
ITT
of
revenues
the
Since
World
certain
and
War
II,
in
its
has
ITT
investments
its
subsidiaries,
which
located
were
low,
___________—1,000
other
sold
those
of
ITT
in
Rio
Grande
do
Sul.
and
its
subsidiaries
expansion
of
of
operations
-vY
International
GIVING
Telephone
War
EFFECT
& Telegraph
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Corp:;
,Outst'nd
Y
,
■
15,
.
.-YY'Y
($15,000,000
1976
—_——
subord.
sinking fund debs., due April 1,
1987
$15,000,000
($28,692,000
($50,000,000
6,832,500
authorized)
Cumulative
50,000,000
_
Crowell, Weedon & Co.____
Davenport & Co
Dickson
&
—>■
1,000
Dominick & Dominick,
Oscar
E.
Drexel
500
1,500
1,500
1,500
2,000
Eastman
Co.
I.
Inc.
500
3,250
500
3,250
Co
DuPont
Dillon,
Securities
.
1,500
Dooly & Co.—_—
&
Francis
1,000
Inc.__
R.
1,000
&
Y
par
-
& Co—
.
3,250
Union
Co.__.
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co
Y: '
<.:
value
convertible
Outstanding—16,375,060
Capital surplus
International
S.
Equity—
pfd. stock,
Long-Term
United
per
share—
series
B,
par
62,278
4,000,000
4,000,000
shares
6,227.800
value—
shares—
__
163,750,600
105,833,058
—
earnings
64,629,901
——.—
Telephone
Subsidiaries
$100
Y
Authorized—300,000 shares
3,250
1,500
the
emphasis on a
United States and
the
1983
2,000
500
1,000
II,
reflected
in
debs., due May 15,
authorized)
conv.
originally
4.90%
World
Since
have
both
___
47/s%
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.—_
Co.
the
largest tele¬
Spain and Ar¬
"Y-YYY"'.Y
.-rYY'.
Long-Term Debt—
5»/4% promissory notes due May
Y, %
authorized)
Retained
&
to
two
in
war damage is undetermined.
Reserves
provided covering the full book values of all seized properties
than
1,000
Chapman, Howe & Co
in
its
Sul, Brazil, seized the portion of the telephone system of ITT's Brazilian
telephone subsidiary located in that state. The status of claims for com¬
Capital (common) stock, without
Authorized—30,000,000 shares
Sherrerd______^ '1,000
Whiteside & Wins- '
Inc.
of
gentina,
and
has had
its : manufacturing
plants
in China,
Cuba,
Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Romania and its telephone operating
companies in Cuba and Shanghai, China, seized substantially without
compensation. In addition on Feb. 16, 1962 the State of Rio Grande do
—4%
Butcher &
Chace,
con¬
companies
during World War II by reason of
certain properties, war damage and restrictions
Shares
& Leith—
Burgess
and
20 telephone and
were
manufacturing
29
were
business
outside
equipment
system
and
and
governments
operating
H.
of
affected
currency.
local
the
Within
severely
control
of
War
conduct
.1,000
:
1,500
500
Sons
loss
phone
represen¬
Courts
&
Simmons____
Co
Mar.
a
communications
of
11
The
were
transfers
respective
Y
•;
1,500
& Co
Bradford & Co._^
Brown
acting
are
Common, Dann & Co
Cooley & Co
500
Inc._
Blunt Ellis &
in
World
the
United States.
countries.
the
to
in
manufacture
companies
subsidiaries
such shares
1,500
Hough, Inc
Boenning
the
tinental
underwriters
3,250
Co._
Whipple & Co._^
& Co.
primarily
Coffin & Burr
3,000
u-w-V-' 500
Beil &
Telegraph
&
-
BUSINESS—Prior
engaged
of
all of
of
purchase
and operates under¬
warehouse facilities.—V. 194,
dry
Telephone
CAPITALIZATION
shares
limestone,
and
Offered—Pursuant to
abroad.
agreement,
of
number
i
purposes.
expenditures.
selling stockholders
the
25,000 for certain stockhold-Y
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc., New York City, and associates
offered $50,000,000 of this company's 4.90% sinking fund
debentures, due April 1, 1987, at 100% and accrued
interest. Proceeds will be used to repay outstanding
short-term
bank
loans, working capital, and capital
366,252
%'1
Offered
2659.
p.
501,000
!'■
;
mines
freezer
Y:y International
program
.
•;
1,000
&
Co.
J.
1,000
3,000
3,000
Co—:
&
3,000
Inc.—
Co.
500
:
White, Weld & Co. Inc
Inc
Kansas,
activities
$1,603,236
-
686,351
underwriters,
the respective
:Shares
Baker, Watts & Co
'
earnings reached an
$138,026,014.
Greenebaum, Board
1961 a year of "sig¬
of
Spencer Trask &. Co
3,000
1,000
3,000
Trubee, Collins & Co.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
H. C. Wainwright & Co
1,500
1,500
Outstanding—5.25% series, 40,000 shares—________
Y Y
—4%
convertible series, 40.000 shares
Ball, Burge & Kraus_____l
Bateman, Eichler & Co
C.
1,500
5,000
Co
1,000
____
pensation for such seizures and
-
,
%
Moseley & Co.
8,233
•
1,500
Co._
S.
F.
Robert W. Baird & Co.
4,333
Earnings—
&
Dabney & Tyson
Stockholders'
6,067
net
Inc
Co.
&
Bros.
except that they may be committed to purchase
shares
if a selling stockholder should die be¬
to the underwriters. Blyth & Co., Inc., Glore,
933
revenues
report to shareholders,
Chief Executive Officer,
the
to
Path
6,067
I' M
Corp.—Record Volume
reported
such
and
Co.
Baumgartner,
corporation
sell
to
Baker, Weeks
'
'
•
Hertz
Stroud
Townsend,
1209.
p.
have been
Outstanding
■
underwriters
Allyn & Co.____
Bache
2,600
r
C.
Bacon,
195, p. 1428.
The
-
.
(par value $1)____!_ %
2,080
.___
:
$1.69
r
>
1,267
Co.
1960,
or
^4--,.%
debt
320
.
Co
In
PRESENT FINANCING
mortgages,
.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
8,233
933
>
A.
6,067
•
400
r
Unterberg, Towbin
Wertheim &
—V.
&
V
1,267
Mead,
chattel
Blyth & Co., Inc.
40,200
Glore, Forgan & Co._
40,150
F. S. Moseley & Co._^_____ 40,150
Abbott, Proctor & Paine___
1,000
1
4,333
667
Co
TO
stock set opposite
The underwriters are committed to
tatives
2,080
%•-'%
500
5,000
March
City,
fore delivery of the stock
667
:
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
Ira
B.
$3,728,009,
common
was
B.i:/%;-Y
EFFECT
6%
2,080
——
Sons
income
4,333
—_____
Co.
400
&
GIVING
and
common
net
agreed, subject to certain conditions of
to purchase from the selling stockholders
if
2,080
320
of
1,073,000 shs.
less
667
.
1,127,000
If
8,233
and
common-
common
320
and
Authorized
term
has
Lodges"
distributes
3,250,000 shs.
43,335
Co
&
Edwards
G.
A.
and
Class
-
Chaplin, McGuinness &
Chapman, Howe & Co
$96,798,955
common
and
Grill,"
Motor
Johnson
1,477,000
Stockholders
—
Co._
of
long
below.
1,267
Coach
"Red
name
"Howard
B
From Selling
____—____:
s
(par value $1)
Prom the
i,
,.
the
Ill
stock
6,665
„
of
1961, the company and its subsidiaries had con¬
$102,381,619, and consolidated net income of $4,-
UNDERWRITERS—The
follows:
as
Wollaston,
stock
to
--
in
Common
Company
■
"Y;Y. >
Co
&
offered
headquarters
and
Common
the respective numbers of
and
Rhoades & Co., Inc
D.
committed
are
1
underwriters
purchased by each of
:
underwriters
:/Y
several
the
1
Bear,
below.
'
.r
.
of
be
forth
set
under
Equipment purchase obligations
2 % %
sinking fund notes
set'forth, to purchase, and the selling stockholders and the company
agreed severally to sell to them, the respective numbers of shares
common
of
was
of
estate
3%%
vhave
of
equal
income
Title
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several under¬
writers have agreed severally, subject to the terms and conditions there¬
in
1,500
Corp.
Sutro
'.
1,500
Co.—
Boyce
Business—The company, of 6500 Inland Drive, Kansas
in
with
Co.,
operate
by
independent
licensees,
and
processes
packaged foods for home consumption.
share
Real
2,000 shs.YY
1,068 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
1,020,000 shs.
___—_
Johnson
restaurants
CAPITALIZATION
207,000
preferred
Ahrens.
2,000
&
Stone & Webster Securities
&
Sterne, Agee & Leach
ment, and other corporate
Offered—Pursuant to
and
093,015,
Outstanding
$800,000
loans
cumulative
Co.
Co
Staats
Bros.
>>
industrial
and
Exchange.! s;„•
establishment
REVENUES—For
per
4%%
William R.
Stein
Net proceeds will be used for debt repayment, equip¬
ers.
and are being sold for the account of
who will continue to hold 1,127,000 com¬
subsidiaries
solidated income
Y
FINANCING
11
the
operated
frozen
March 23 of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $12.50 per share. Additional financing details follow:
-
its
additional
Additional Financing
—
F. S. Smithers &
fered for the company and
then
supply one of the largest
restaurant chains in the country. At Feb. 1, 1962, this chain included
616 "Howard Johnson's" restaurants, of which 279 were operated by
th« company
and 337 by licensees. The company also operates
an
licensed
Hayden Publishing Co., Inc.
5,000
Inc.
30, 1962, Scherck, Richter Co., St. Louis,»
Mo., offered 125,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $10 per share. Of the total, 100,000 shares were of¬
and 43,000 common shares, which
together represent
outstanding voting stock of the company. It is the inten¬
company to apply for listing of its common
shares on
BUSINESS—Howard
Mass.,
1317.
p.
&
195,
—On
shares
of
tion
stores.
Net proceeds from
company for its current expansion
capital.—V.
1,500
Co.
500
Co
&
Loeb,
ground
Co.—Common
stockholders,
53%
drug
be used by the
additional working
for
and
program,
discount
Scribner
&
Miller,
Irving Lundborg & Co
after-
shares
1,437,656
...,
.
materials,
$2,759,898,
were
on
a
-
outstanding
are
selling
B
mon
BUSINESS—Gray, of 2400 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, is engaged
and through subsidiaries in operating a retail drug chain
consisting of 111 regular drug, stores, 15 drug departments in discount
four
&
Barney
1,500
Corp._
&
Ryons
Loewi
195,
'
and
Legg
500
Deane
Smith,
:
,
5,000
$100
Parker.—V.
Co. Inc
&
Simon & Co._.
1,000
Brothers.
M.
ex¬
M.
1,000
; %
v
common
March
certain
directly
stores
C.
Lester,
Inc.—Earnings Up, Sales Decline
$1.62
construction
its
PROCEEDS—None
$100
common
shares held
of- record
March
23.
Rights will expire
April 10, 1962. McDonald & Co., Cleveland, is the prin¬
cipal underwriter.
department
&
Freres
Lehman
Parker
2,000
3,000
I.
*:
Langley & Co
Higginson
John
maximum
a
stock
C.
Lee
1,000
Singer,
.
Bissell & Meeds
Lazard
of
and
500
1,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
500
Laird,
1,500
Co.
500
Corp.
E. W.
Corp
;
500
<
Lemon .& Co
Kreeger & Co
Laird & Co.,
con¬
York
New
preferred
of
to
Inc
Shields
3,250
—_
&
,
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.__
Lane, Space
Mellen
3,250
3,750
M. Kidder &: Co., Inc
:
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Rust
27, 1962 prospectus, Blyth & Co., Inc.; Glore,
Forgan & Co., and F. S. Moseley & Co., New York City,
as joint managers of the underwriting
group, announced
a secondary offering of
370,000 shares of Howard John¬
son Co. common stock at a
price of $51 per share.
J Gray Drug Stores, Inc.—Rights Offering
subordinated
&
Corp.
Jones,
Co.,
500
Securities
Johnson,
1,500
Inc
Co.,
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Co. Inc._I_ IT 2,000
Janney, Battles
Clark, Inc.
&
Schwabacher &
Labouisse,
&
Gardner
&
Reynolds
The Itobinson-Humphrey "
1,500
A.
Chemical
in
was
cumulative
share
Howard Johnson
a
ers—The company is
to
Hutton
Reinholdt
1,000
W. E. Hutton & Co._____.__
Joseph,
,
$2,189,511
18,035
Son____
Inc._
Weil,
1,000
3,000
1,000
'
1,000
Johnston,
sales.
Parker
Hooker
common
three-fourths
of
and
official
1962,
tools
and
machinery totaled $81,489,055
610,495 in I960.—V. 194, p. 848.
$1,903,803
_
&
Co
&
Pressprich & Co
i'
Putnam & Co
500
Inc.__'
Friedrichs & Co
E. F.
'•
outstanding shares of Parker, plus one-twentieth
new
for
dividends,
outstanding.
.: •
1961
income
share
per
Co.
Howard,
>,
line.:
,
separate
into
become
cumulative
exchange
preferred
194, p. 634.
I960
__
1,500
Co.
W.
500
Inc
640.
Dec.
Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
Ended
Year
&
Interstate
the
shirt
,
Chemical
Michigan where Parker
of
of
value,
with
March
on
the basis
each
share
a
Sales
Sales
'
Co.
&
Drummond,
500
Co. ____________
Hilliard
Hirsch
the
This Buffalo, N. Y. company had increased earnings for
1961
on
slightly lower sales, according to Ralph F. Peo, Chairman and President.
Net earnings of the company were $3,163,070, equal after
preferred
dividends, to $1.85 a share on the 1,476,788 shares outstanding on
the
1961.
operations, particularly coffee.—V. 195,
B.
J.
J.
&
&
Richards
500
Pierce, White &
Prescott
^
%
3,750
i
3,000
H.
&
Wulbern,
Inc.
1,500
Inc.____
Jackson
Carrison,
3,250
Total
over
Webber,
Pierce,
v
500
Mayes,
500
Company
Curtis
5,000
Co
Ohio
Paine,
500
50O
Newbold's Son & Co.
1,000
<
$1,296,660—up
than
more
less
of Hooker
Houdaille Industries,
$552,871,000
the company's
500
&
Inland Underground Facilities, Inc.—Common
company reported consolidated
net income of $18,830,000 for
compared with $16,220,000 for 1960 in its annual report to stock¬
holders.
Net
income per share of common stock was
$3.68
versus
2%
&
Leonard & Lynch__
Co., Inc._
Murch
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
The
•
•
Newhard, Cook & Co
ner
Hayden, Stone & Co. Ipc.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.____
Corp.—Merger Approved—
action
issue
in
on
stock for
16%—
apparel
overwhelmingly
filed
shares
rshareholders
of
Rust
are
the State
of
voted
stockholders'
consolidation
1961
j
3,250
-
-
apparel
bowling
31,
to
the
of
shareholders
21,
Company,
stated
•
1,500
W. H.
approxi¬
increase
$1,141,562
1,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
1,500
Stieglitz
zi
Hallgarten & Co._________
sales of bowlipg
Jan.
$80,000
an
from
Y
.
Merrill
1,000
Co.—________
&
Halle &
Hawkins
-
•
up 4%,
ended
year
rose
by $264,182.—V.
March
Proof
„
apparel line.
were
$2,681,817,
to 48.4%.
in bowling
in
in
fiscal
was
profits
increase
bowling
McKelvy
■
1,000
largest manufacturer of>
growth" in sales Of this mer¬
total sales
1,500
'
Inc.
Co.
&
Moore,
nation's
of
1,000 1
:
2,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
short
Co._
McDonnell
The Milwaukee Co.__^._____
Hendrlx &
few
a
&
McDonald & Co.____—____
Goldman, Sachs & €o.____
5,000
Gdodbody & Co.______—; 2,000
Granbery, Marache & Co._
1,500
.?/%. • *■';.V''Y'
stockholders
the
"remarkable
Masten
♦
500
5,000
the
advertised
Hooker Chemical
_
Grace & Co.—Net Up
■
E.
;-A.
..
1,000
Inc.
On
$7.19
or
Co., Inc.
500
1,000
Mason-Hagan, inc.____
Smith Inc._______
the
company
decrease
reduced
were
Excluding income from the sale-of investments for both'years, Mr.
Gamble said, 1961 net income was equal to $1.62 per common share as
against $1.50 per share a year earlier.—V. 195, p. 1316.
-
(W.R.)
the
year.
Gamble-Skogmo'sY
stock
,
at
widely
18%
rose
for
scheduled
Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo.
of the company's
share.
per
&
Garrett & Sons_
&
Manley; Bennett & Co.____~
f
1,000
Hanrahan & Co. Inc.,:
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
Ira Haupt & CO._
_'.i
Earnings—
.
voted
$155,098 or from 43.8%
$8,800,000
common
Reid
Co.__^___
Shares
.
Mackall
1,500
Cor p.
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.
apparel
in cash and notes.
Based on the 2,652,326
outstanding at the 1961 year-end, earnings
were equivalent to $2.49 per share. This compares with i960 net
income,
after taxes, of $19,148,655, which included a gain of $15,089,440 secured
shares
Shares
-
Hornblower & Weeks____
volume
Consolidated net income, after Federal, State and Canadian taxes on
income, totaled $6,603,109, including $2,304,691 derived from the sale of
Walker & Co., Michigan outdoor advertising firm, which was acquired
in December, 1960, for roughly $4,900,000 and sold on Oct. 11, 1961 for
approximately
.4.
meeting to change the corporate name"
from Holiday Sportswear, Inc. to
King Louie International, Inc. • The
change reflects the company's nearly completed shift in emphasis from
sport shirts to clothing specifically designed and manufactured for
bowlers.
King Louie is the trade name of the company's—and the
previous
Profit before taxes amounted to $11,130,447/ including the gain on the
sale of investments, and compared with a 1960 pre-tax profit of $28,-
included
the 4
Boston
Southwest
Fulton,
$125,934,787
year—making possible anv increase
profits of the previous year. " ;:j
net
over
i
Stockholdei's
,
Western Auto
the
Sales,
.%
become
cited
He
% Mr. Lerner noted that while
steady improvement in volume during most of the second
half of 1961, Mr. Gamble said, and sales for the year's closing quarter
were 7.3%
above those for the corresponding period of 1960. For 1961
as a whole, he
added, comparable sales increased 2.9%,,but profit from
merchandising operations, rose 5.9%,, due primarily to the company's
continuing cost control program.
YY/iZYjY; k
in
months
with
compare
with
compares
r •
Co.;
Co
.1,000
jr" S^WKLFirst California Co. Inc.-- ;•
.1,000
The First Cleveland Corp._ %
1,000
First of Michigan Corp1,000
Robert
taxes
&
.
&
First
greatly
:. < /
,
Ferris
nation's—most
;
a
which
He.
the
annual
President,
company
chandise
.Consolidated net sales for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, amounted to
as compared with $135,885,836 a year earlier on the basis
of similar operations. •yy'YYy
J
V'-'" '-r , ■-
051,121,
1960.
unusually
past year and projections of
high-profit bowling apparel line
meeting of Holiday Sportswear, held
the company's first since its public
in
meeting was
July. 1961..;•
in
Lerner,
the
volume
the
The
stock
bowling apparel.
$139,780,698
investment
•"<
.
after
volume
1961
earnings" in
increased
announced
March
on
V
There was
of
the
■
.
f
"
1
•
Sportswear, Inc.—Record
Name Change Approved—
sale of
year.—
•
»
-
v
months
results
*
'..
..
Fahnestock
The, First
I'.";1
.
said.,
■
earnings
;
earnings
substantially
Results of operations of the company, both as a wholesale-retail
merchandising organization and as a company with diversified invest¬
ments, registered important progress during 1961, B. C. Gamble, Chair-,
President,
"
net
had
of profit
though profits
even
six
first-half
-
«
for 1961 were $1.81 on 3,462,043 shares out¬
standing compared with $1.80 on 3,448,805 shares outstanding at the
end of
I960.—V. 194, p. 2768.
'Y\ :-Y;
/i. Yj. - Y-;Y'Y:■ >Y';
years
and
year
first
the
• r
•.
Record
Gamble-Skogrmo, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down-— <V
man
the
of
1961
1961
general slowdown in the economy and a
market—all of which marked the first
consolidated
share
were
similar
a
car
the
Holiday
>
$9,939,751
in
reason
%
?
9:
'
"gives"
Kirkland & Co.______
the
on
previously reported to give effect to the pooling of interests
Heatter-Quigley Productions, Inc., which took place in August,
1961.
quartets
19%- behind
affected
.
for
I960.;
Per
cents
with
which
.
611,250 ^common shares outstanding at Dec. 30, 1961. For the like year
ago
period,
earnings per
share were 55 cents, adjusted from
the
52
'
1961
$6,208,405
.
announced
was
1961.
"The
two
were
that
weather,
depressed used
profits over the like period of the previous year, and it believes that „,
the prospects for the balance of the fiscal year continue to be good,'
it
last
the
year
factors
as
severe
Four Star Television—Six Months' Results—
In
in
half
the
cited
*'■ ' {
,
corporation
future prospects with considerable optimism."
*
/
Mr. Greenebaum pointed out that net income for. all of
reached
a
new
high as a result of a sharp restoration
Authorized
Outsatnding
200,000 shs. Y.
150,000 shs.
—
the
for
to view
>
V CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING'»•" «'
-
accomplishment"
(1553)
&
Telegraph
Corporation
and
Consolidated:
Debt—
States
subsidiaries
$14,628,203
—
Foreign Manufacturing subsidiaries
Telephone, cable and radio subsidiaries———
95,578,798
ITT
71,832,500
—__^
Minority Equity
Preferred
Common
-
-
55,039,305
—
-
in Subsidiaries Consolidated
stock
9,970,055
-
stock—
Capital
Surplus
14,510,027
*—
—
10,563,288
—
Stockholders*
5,000
1,000
Elworthy & Co.____1,000
Equitable Securities Corp.__
3,000
Estabrook & Co._
2,000
Equity—
Capital stock of ITT—.
Capital surplus
Retained earnings
UNDERWRITERS—The
177,978,400
102,230,969
:
184,851,585
—
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
<
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(.1554)
ITT has agreed to sell to them, severally,
amounts indicated below of the- debentures.
provides that the several obligations of the
underwriters
are
subject to certain conditions as therein set Xorai.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc. is the managing underwriter.
agreed
and
purchase,
to
the
respective
purchase
;
,
argeement
Debentures
jnc
Becker
G.
A.
&
Alex.
&
Brown
&
F. S. Smithers & Co.-—% 450;
William R. Staats & Co.—
325
Stein Bros. & Boyce_;
150 7
Stone & Webster Securities
'
Corp.
—
1.200r
Swiss American Corp
—
325 <.
Thomas & Co.——
150;
Spencer Trask & Co.____
625
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
%
Day
J
—'
—
625..
Wertheim & Co.
—_-—
7o(T
White, Weld' & Co.—
; 1,200
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Inc.
150
Dean Witter & Co.——-- 1,200.
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.— • 450 7
Wood, Struthers & Co
:
450
writers
Inc.- 1,500
Clark' Dodge & Co. Inc.__
625
R. s. Dickson & Co., Inc.—
325
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
1,500
H.
Byllesby
M
Co.
&
Dominick
Dominion
Securities
Dominick
The
450
450
Corp
Dillon,
&
Securities
First
Hemphill,
Hirsch
&
Co
Peabody
Lazard'
Freres
1,200
,
1,200
Co
1204.
p.
,
$15,629,299
letter
a
/
reported 1961 revenue of $13,525,509, compared
1960. Net income for the year was $1,400,493 or C:
to
compared
'"While
sented
25
these
previous
the
ships
16
ships
of
the
steel
year.
amounted
industry.—V.
192,
52%
to
402,
p.
•
for
-
,
International Stretch Products,
Irving Trust Co., New
for
the
—V.
195,
City,
York
and
common
class
B
fleet,
the
they
repre¬
has
Inc.—Appointment—r.
appointed
been
common
stock,,,of
Z
(
sole
J'
debenture
$2,881,303
were
period
company will use $147,230
and .will add the rest
sales
34
or
with
compared
$1,281,773
In
For
and
pllere^—Pur¬
CAPITALIZATION
22
or
GIVING
Kann-Ellert
value
(par
EFFECT
Electronics
of
value
set
Common
TO
p.
stockholders
The
purchased
p.
stock
issued
27
or
the
The
to
1
is
vote
May
Bache
FINANCING
270,000 shs;
••;*v
-
v>\*
stock
increasing
SINKING
March
21,
shares
this
on
7,
the
lor
equivalent
to
Board
five
company
is
tog
at
new
record
of
17,
1962.—V.
May
and
the
:
For
the
through
sinking
may
per share
thereafter.
stock
to
debentures
to
fund
the
be redeemed
March
31,, 1963.
debt
owed
balance
will
for
general
Principal
be
by
added
corporate
business
Df electronic systems;
Litton
to
1.20
1.20
Co.,
Inc. 0.60
Bosworth,
& Co.
1.20
Inc.____
per¬
is
and
/
•
Co.
&
Offered-^-Pursuant.
Brown
Sonsl
&
Co.
J 0.60
1.00
2
&
Co;
'Boston
"First
of
l'ra
Hentz &
Co.
R.
the
terms
and
conditions
of
the
shares
if
being offered
of
any
such
the
by
shares
are
of" the
purchase
the
are
convertible
1972
Under
April
and
the
of
B.
&
Co.
duPont & Co.__;
Shearson, Hammill & Co,Z
2335.
p.
William R.
/
6.25
194,
Mill
2
"
.
2
:
Richter
■
L.
-
&
Factoring^ the long
soft-goods
industry,
established
be
may
practice
used
to
of
&
&
"it
Dec,
-y
;
/
-
1.20
H.
1.20
Walston
C.
the
at
will
option
be
of
Inc.—
&
1210.
p.
company
prices
after
Industries
general
purposes.
electronic
funds
as
of
of
the
'
of
Oct..
31.
/
total
Co—— 0.30
Inc._t_t__ 1.20
funds
&
Co.,
Lerchen
Co.^:_
&
the
(and
.Earnings
to
date.
r
T
,
company
to
comoany
components;
are
business
Co.
;
the'
areas,
for
$465,428
or
aim
to
a
in
^
•-
-
*
-
share,
per
company,
were/seos,..$1.24
year
record
this
for'tlie-year ended,
17%
up
high
in
reported
of
the
$263,856,000,
1960.2"
-2;
"commendable
showed
Yankauer,
•
-
iinancing
commercial
voluirfe
$1.09
Increased
D.
;
largely .untapped) source of addi¬
primary goal in 19S2 will be the
A
last
in
■
increases"
/ ./j
:
.•
in
per/
previous
compared
both
the
Fac¬
in
the
at
use
end
it
of
1961;
14%
a
•"2,
is
commercial
and
d(f*icpit
fields to
manufacturing
gain
over
the
/
-2.2/
2.;'2.,2;
;
becoming jncrensK^lv
"many
for;
previous
;,2?v
companies Jn.
accumulate
cash
out
of
0.30.
Motorola, Inc^—Sale^ Earnings Lower-—
4
,?/ ;
Debentures
—
be available
manufacture
machines, equip¬
•
:
REDEEMABLE—The
lower
Interest
-
,
The
2
Offered
—
net
The First
reported
company
for
those
redeemed
.
and
on
after
or
April
1,
sales
and
other
of
revenue
sinking,
fund
is calculated
to
retire
the' proceeds
$15,000,000
and
the
from
retire
to
from
remainder,
operations,
program
of
the
long-term
and
BUSINESS—Headquartered
to
serve
Oklahoma.
2
than
more
^"'." ;'
company
borrowings
cash
on
net
a
of approxi-.
of
*
sufficient
Gas
to'
its
cash
the
1962
A
for
subsidiary
amounted
to
—
Total
.2./,v„',.
operating
for
f
transportation of natural
portions
' "2
revenues
f
of
$294,332
and
of Texas
....
of-the -company
•
I96t
and
" /
effect to the sale of the debentures and
the
retirement
of
$15,000,000
of
bank
loans, capitalization of'the
company
as
of Dec. 31, 1961
was;
$169,075,000 in long-term, debt;
17,510 shares of cumulative convertible preferred
stock, par $100; and
14,523,152 shares of common stock, par $10.—V. 195, p. 1318.
-
the
of
in
operations
the
the
/•
31,
rt
,/%
.
2;,:
.
of
.
with
of
sales
those
The
share,
the
^
condition
substantially
and
for
company
has
earnings
the same
reported
continued
ahead
for
sales
of
the
months
of
a
year
a
first
year
$3725
into
two
reported
-
.
%
.
.
exceeded
company
1962
said
bookings
Murray
ago.
-
those
in'its
j
with
months
on
company
was
...•
favorable
divisions
earnings of $2,439,517, equivalent to $2.39
enters
substantially
ago."
million
for
with"'
1960
share.—V.
per
193,
p.
net
1338.
•;,*/ Nafi -Corp.—Annual Report—
registered secondary
offering of 72,028 shares of common stock of MCA at
$67.25 a share was made and quickly sold on March 27
by Lehman Brothers, New York City, and Boettcher &
Co.,. Denver.
v.:':" -'-n. ■ ■ '' ' ;;"y '.>2 -• t
.
1961
the
income
net
per
1961,
share
per
half
second
previous; year,"
$2.24
to
Dec,
$1.03
or
1961.
of
for
resulted-in
equivalent
ended
$1,059,290,
months
months
in
year
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Offered—A
1
.z":.i;-L/=2i;2v.>%2:'.;%/ %
$2,284,121,
for
earnings
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Inc.—Common
.r
Report—r - ; 1
report.
all
; 1962
of
income
first- six
"This
for
$137,722,048 and net income to $15,595-,904.:-!;-
Net
same
annual
V..„
in
the
the
ahead
MCA
J_ '
;
(including $215,417, or 38 cents per share,
during the first three months of fiscal 1961.
improvement
Co.
$36,386,678,
"Sales
■
of
half
Murray
reported.
,
REVENUES
t
second
the
sales .of
$35,400,000/
in
I960.,*;';:
a
of
Murray Co, of Texas, Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
Tex;, the-company owns and
transmission lines, gathering lines,
consumers
profit
—V.
for
and
hand
and
in
an&'
(1961.)
$301,049,185,
proposes
incurred
complete
Company
increase
ah
was
.non-recurring income)
195, p.- 748.
■
Dallas,
gas
878,000
2.'!
■,
the
sale,
of
revenue
share
per
2
year
'; ThS company's sales for the ; first quarter ended t'eb.. 28 amounted >
$15,000,354 with a net profit after tax of $265,163, or 47 cents
per share, on the 560,586 shares outstanding,. Mr. F. L. Riggin, Sr.,Chairman, announced. This compared with sales of $12,959,794 and-
.
be
Star
in
-minimum
This
^ Mueller Brass Co.—Quarterly
z; %
bank
gasoline plants, and distribution systems for
gas
a
$3.14
or
established
other
/
,;
the
to
sinking
at
_,
together with
will
Lone
„
sales
and
'
$298,219,845
share,,; for
per
record high for the quarter at
18%, over the $76,568,642 volume,
attained
In the last quarter of I960,-, Earnings for the
quarter-were;
$3,100,416, or 77 cents a share, against $2,850,962, or 71 cents a sharel—V. 194,
p.
2227..
%>' v:'
,2; \2;' ;'2; ?'' *>
2;*;
redemption prices ranging from 100.44% for those redeemed prior
31, 1968 to 100.10% for those redeemed on or after April 1J
The
sales
$12,633,813,
quarter
$2.36
or
with
compared
earnings of
Fourth
$9,517,308,
not. refund¬
are
1985;
of
figures
$90,516,076.
.
debentures
new.
earnings
These
cost
operates interconnected nautral
1961
Consolidated Net Revenues
Net Before Income. Taxes
„
Income
Taxes
per
Profit-—
common
1
1,170,000
1,728,580
$1.85
$1.42
V
524.
2,898,580
2,298,750
share_:._
t
p.
-
——
Consolidated Net
Earnings
—V. 195,
I960
$67,595,931 $58,409,153
—3,838,750
V
1,540,000
,
:
The
shares
part of the total number of MCA
shares received by Kenneth King and Harold Taft
King
in connection with the acquisition of MCA
of, among
other things, all of the
outstanding shares of permanent
■
were
{
'
&
Hyde, Inc.—Earnings Up 15%^r—
Increases
of
11.7%
year
ending
June
the .nation's
J.
R.
Hyde,
30
in
expects profits of
and
15%
have
leading
Sr.,
sales
of
the
$750,000
vs.
Board,
revealed
$651,715
a
the, fiscal
Hyde,
one
s
that;
year
ago.
Register
Co.
—
Debentures
March 27, 1962 prospectus
Offered
—
Dillon, Read &
.Common
Offered—The company is also
offering its
stockholders the right to
subscribe, at $100 per
share, to 319,000 shares at the rate of ine share for each
25 held of record March 27 with
rights to
common,
earnings for
for Malone A;,
been'estimated
wholesale grocery firms,..,
Chairmen
about
in
a
Inc., New York City, headed a group of underwriters who
offered
$50,000,000 of this firm's 4%%
sinking fund debentures, due April 1, 1987, at 100%. The
offering was oversubscribed.
*
•
:
Malone
Cash
•Co.,
>
Savings & Loan Association, Denver;
Colo.—V. 195, p. 403. V
;
:
;5.
- . ; :
1
National
•Pursuant to
stock of, Columbia
of
the
Gas
a
use
the
— -
the
•
to
other
'
22 2
1.00
companies/estimated to cost approximately
100%.
and
*
Son__i_0.30/'.White, Weld
oversubscribed.
at
construction
"■
103VirU
that
;
J
capital
Walter
-
significant volume
-a
factoring
30% on a
.2:22/,
Since
2
.
generated
into
'
at
at
1961;
Star
construction
not.exceed'
redeemable
the
decreasing
;•
r>
-
2.50
Financing Divisions of the company, said Mr.
Established In 1956; the Commercial Financing. Division
particular strength, accounting for 40% of the company's,
shown
has
March
to.
a
retire
3.13
Commercial
Yankauer.
&
profit
1961
year
and
year.
Wainwright
0.60 ;.;'r-:Watling,
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Of
mandatory
optional sinking
an
'•
3.13
_'
in
extent
^
Factors.
$225,827,000 reported
The
•%;
•
19612
up from
toring
Co., Inc.
major
a
net
Volume
with
2
its
fertile
Mill
according
'
•
acquisition of
31,
year.
0.30
highly
for
and
Mill Factors,
;
manufacturing,
Factors.
a
business
increased
1.60'
—-
Underwood, Neuhaus" &
'
represents
tional
share,
;>•/
Mill
of
cultivation
•1
---
McDowell
.
.
_i__———
and
commerce
Boyce__-_22ii_ 0.60-'
Straus, -Blosser
mately TXf<f; of Jthe tssuejiprlor/to; ^naturjty;,
1972; and
1,
343
Inc.— ' 1.87
Co.
supplying
greater
a
*
3.13
Co.—1.87
K. Simon
Factors Corp.—Annual Report—
.
6.25
■
Co.lL
Staats &
Edward D. Jones & Co
-.
,
6.25
Inc.——'—"
Co.__2—__
Ira' Haupt & •Co./._^_^_i2'
E. F. Hutton & Co,___
'.
6.25
r
Co.
Goodbody &
6.25
Curtis
—V.
'Shields &
'
6.25'
;v
share¬
Percentage'
6.25?
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
selling
': : *■
.
31.24%
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__i.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
,
0.60
—
Webster Securities.;
Corp.-,
Inc.__
__—
&
Hilliard
195,
1985.
mandatory sinking fund
principal amount of de¬
$2,000,000
debentures
at
and
of
to.
profits because of the "twin
oi
la,;w.and niereasing
2 Wertheim & Co.2-__i_-i-__r_ 1.20V? ■f labor/', material and>'overh«"»«'
" ;■ Mv ., •>-«an<>r
believes
that
& Co. Inc.2_2JT.60'
many companies will use Mill Factors' services to. "provide the ready
Hooker & Fay, Inc.—2_—_221.00 ;-' J; R; Williston & Beane_2_j 0.30
means
for
more
advantageous purcnasing, more- efficient manufac¬
E. F. .Hutton & Co. Inc..
0.60
2, Winslow, Cohu & Stetson ' :
turing, more aggressive and productive promotion and selling" in 1962.'
W. E. Hutton & Co
1.20
2
of New York, IncLi—i,.-- 0.30
/-V. 195, p. 979. ' V://''■
:\2; V/2 122722/^;;2. = f •
•%2-;,2,/>
;.;* vv ;1.2
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 1.60
Dean
Witter '&
Co.
ii_^__ 1.60
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc
1.60
Wood, Struthers & Co..— 0.60
Richards
J.
to
subscription
April 9,1962.
benefit
contract'
the
and
company
"purchased.
A. C. Allyn & C0,__—6.25
lhc.2i 1260
Co.1
Staats
Stein Bros. &
Co.it—
&
Noyes
Inc.—
Barney '&
Stone &
1
0.30
Co.
2/
on
adopted
'.•/••'••V'-.Tr." ''.*•.r*£?,-■-■ ■*»■ *• ;L-Y-
Bache & Co_r____—
Alex. Brown & Sons__^___,
Simoiv^'"!Co/;l2i—llpff;
M.
1.20
&
and
Although relatively unknown and, unused ji* these other areas, said
the company's President in his 1961 annual
report to shareholders,
Gardner
Co.,
&
William
Ripley & Co; Inc. 1,60
Stone
Inc.,
of
Smith,
1.60
Haupt & Co.
Co;,
.
to
Francis I;
;
Singer, Deane & Scribner__21' 026Q
Co._„_0.60
Stieglitz—
—i 0.30
&
1956.
Products
State
President
I.
•
1.60
—
'
Percentage
——
Sons——: 0.30
Co
Metal
York
1.20
&
Harriman
all
Rotan, Mosle i& Co.
: .0.30.
L. F. Rothschild <fe'C6._2__— 1.20
,Co.__ 0.60
Co.—
Melnor
as
under,
"Wavemaster"./
New
0.60
&
Reynolds
1.60
Corp\_2_2 0.60
&
1949
principally
and
in
•
and'
accessories
Reinholdt
Corp.i___
Michigan
Garrett
_
marketed
are
incorporated
was
.
hose
y:
its
lawn-
shares
holders
.Schwabapher & Co.
0;B0
' " Scott & Stringfellow
0.30
1.60
Shearson, Hammill & Co.2i.22, 1.20 '
1.20Shields & Co. '_._ii_iii—_22_ l.SQf;
I
Ss
29,
Inc.
of
severally and not jointly the following respective percentages;
of common stock being sold
by the company and not pur-' .'
chased by
the employees, and of the remaining
152,500 shares, set;
forth opposite their respective names.
The-underwriters must purchase'
0.30.
",•'."
Securities &
garden
J./ with
States
Resfnes,: Ely> Beck. &. Cp._L_- .0.30.
-
.
& Co., Inc.— 0.60
Dominicki.—3220"
1
United
purchase
of
0.30
—:
and. of
products
Moonachie, N.
the
in
UNDERWRITERS—^The underwriters named below', for whom
Francis,
duPont & Co.
is acting as, representative, have
severally agreed,
t.
Paribas Corp. -—-Li-—_ 1.60
Inc.
equipment
company's
present name- in
subject
R, W, • Pressprich & Co.;——1.20.
Rauscher, pierce .&..Co;,
-.v-;'
,
Dickson
Eberstadt
i
Newhard, Cook & Co:.2./L—i. 0.601
Oppenheimer & Co. ______0.30;
-
S.
Lynch; Pierce/
Carol Place,
manufacturer
"M'elnor",- 2'Everain'f, ;"Superrain";
■
was^
2V'/;
,
Inc.
_2—+—— 0.30<
Model/ Roland; & CoV1—0.60
W, H. Newbold's Son "& Co. 0.30'
' Newburger & Co.
—Lii—— 0.30
Co.______'0.60
&
&
Co.__:
&
company.,'The offering
the
•
Fenner & • Smith Inc.— 1.60
Mid-Continent Securities Co.
.
'
,
Q.30*
Bradford
^
Ryons
Merrill
0.30
Sullivan
Deetjen
subor^
on
including
2
2
,
of
each
Carl ti. Loeb, Rhoades &^ Co. 1.60 '
Irving Lundborg & Co.—0.30
Mackall Sc Co.
0.30;
•' A2 E. Masten' & "Co^-L-i-2—0.30
v McKelvy^it Co.
0.3or
1.60
InC, '
C.
by
;
Lester,
1.00
Co.—— 1.20
Boettcher- & Co
100%
held, and holders of
debentures
have
1,
retire
activities
2
Blyth & Co.,- Inc;
fund
proceeds from the offering will be used by Litton
discharge b«nk loans-of $41,000,000; eliminate 87.000.000
by The Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp.. a
wholly-owned sub¬
acquired
interest.
respective
purchased
prior to April 1, 1967.
Otherwise, they
are
redeemable at the option of the company at regular redemption
prices ranging from 105% for those redeemed prior to April l, 1963 to
185,
to
sidiary
become/
sales
403.
p.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,2,2 '2 2- 2.2 ;
2.''Authorized '■'V Outstanding «•'
6%* Installment botes
,$350,000
• '
$350,000 '.2 „
Sundry indebtedness;
u_2u__L - 1,200,000
r' 1,200,000 2/ "
Common stock (par value $1)-'
1,500,000 shs. 2;
701,200 shs.,
Laird, Blssell & Meeds—1.00'
—l_:
&
DEBENTURES
will
PROCEEDS—Net
Industries
195,
.
• CAPITALIZATION
y
Laird & Co.. Corp.
0.60
Lazard Freres & Co.i-i-i.: 1.60'
' Lee Higginson Corp._.j_;iri_;; i,20.
Walter &.
Hurry, InC;
_• 0.30
Blunt Ellis & Siihmonsii_i— 0.60
able
annual
stock
convertible
annually and under the optional fund may
$2,000,000 additional debentures annually.
They also
1961.—V.
%• v
company, .of
Industries,
-2
<
Bingham,
was
-'./i/
common
required
its
tures, due 1987, at 100.50% to yield .4.467%. The offering
Directors
the
bentures
-
to
•
not-
debentures
if
leading
a
The
December
Corp., New York City, and associates announced
they offered publicly on March 29 an issue :< of
$35,000,000 Lone Star Gas 4V2 % ' sinking fund deben¬
subject to
stock dividend;
20%
a
of
recommendation
preferred
sinking fund which begins April
fund commencing April
1, 1967.
the
Baird
G. Becker
A.
shares,
A:
$160
at
prices
the
:the
and
be
to
'
that
'
If approved,
1962.
CONVERTIBLE—The
FUND—The
than
Inc.—Common
'V •;
sprinkling
names
Melnor
4,814,583 shs.•
Boston
40 shs;
'
price is 100%, and the rights will expire
at
12,805 shs.
.
.
;
accrued
and
underwriters
debentures
—1-—
&
Co,
Stearns &
Lone
61 shs.
ceive upon conversion of the securities. The
.common
100%
at
of
all
company
rights
Barth
Bear,
.
registered holders of the convertible securi¬
record March 23, 1962 would be entitled to re¬
DEBENTURES
the
,
funds
is
garden
fittings.
5%/ cumula-:;.,,
'
Co.
W.
Robert
J.
—V.
that
of
.to
income
Net
'
convertible preferred stock and convertible subordinated
debentures may subscribe at the rate of $100
principal
amount of debentures for each ten shares of common
ties
--y.
,
estimated
are
year.
against
—
Outstanding
1
offering is being un¬
by a- group managed by Lehman Brothers
and Clark, Dodge & Co.
Inc., New York City: vv;
.%»
Under the offer, holders of common stock of record
March 23 have the right to subscribe for the issue in
the ratio of $100 principal amount of
debentures for
stock
share
outstanding,-
year
3
or
$461,760,
were
per
.
derwritten
shares of
&
general
and
__12.60
^
Dodge & Co.
A. C. Allyn & Co.
J.
months./
1960
100 shs.
stockholders
convertible
ten
period
cents
shares
fiscal
previous
,03%,/better
Industries,
BUSINESS—The
>'■
Inc._2i_12.60
Clark,
Hill
net
dinated debentures, the rights to subscribe for
$50,748,200 principal amount of 3V2% convertible subordinated
debentures due April 1, 1987, The
each
of
several
Lehman Brothers
H.
with'
Litton Industries, Inc.—Debenture
Subscription Rights;
—The company is offering to holders of
its outstanding
common,
the
of
the
from
exercise
upon
Hemphill,
compared
cents,
\ J
six
v-'■
.
agreed
names
Hayden,
1961
1961,
31,
similar
(par
on
of
This
meeting on
June
1888.
Dec.
PRESENT
$10)—
held
to
are
65
^ 1,188,000,
were
'
split
approval.
convertible,
centages of the unsubscribed
them are as follows:
;
Hklle
1961,,
share, compared
J Authorized
'
stock
stockholders
stockholders
be
31,
in
1,000,000 shs..
-
meeting
a
the
the underwriting agreement the several tinder-. '
subject
to
the
terms
and
conditions
therein <
purchase
Forgan &
Goldman, Sachs &
Lamston, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
special
a
recommended
709,100
the
3
for the
is
the
than
or
oversubscribed.
—
value
(par
1843.
(M. H.)
At
July
990 shs.
stock
194,
have
forth,^ to
Glore,
..
,90%*
Melnor
1
'4
UNDERWRITERS—In
-
Goodbody
compo¬
at
subsidiaries,
tive. (par $100)
(authorized 160,000 shares)__
stock (par $1) (authorized 17,000,000 shs.)
Robert
to re¬
funds..
income
the
$100)
—V.
oh
for
This
the
•
Feb.
1-;
Common
First
Virginia In-
(subsidiary)
cumulative preferred
2%
ended
ended
in
SI)
corporated
'
1.;
;
-
>V;
•
The
the proceeds
Net
$50,379,
cents,
*\
stock
Common
Earnings
before.
based
share
more
r
———_;_r„—
Hallgarten & Co.
of
common
a
parts,
to general
year
months
income
net
$41,677,
and
five
the
the
$3,244,200.
equal to 50 cents
cents.
$1,290,505
were
with
sales
net
May
April 1/1987.:—
Emanuel,
-
notes
$89,768,
was
$58,513,
*
-
REVENUES—kann-Ellert
instalments, to
annual
Capital Stock:' ffv
Series A voting preferred,
*
of electronic
nents and equipment.
tire 6%
in
Eastman Dillon, Union
public offering of stock, in the
Baltimore-based wholesaler
PROCEEDS—The
estimated
.
Dominick -&
March 26, 1962 prospectus, Rubin; Rennert^ &
Co., Inc., New York City, offered 108,000. shares of
Kann-Ellert Electronics, Inc. common stock at $6.50 per
first
•*
due
due
R.
registrar
Jhfc, corporation. •
a
This is the
1961,
1961.
year
$74,500,000
1
ended
—.
F.
share.
the
weeks
1964
2,
,
Kann-Ellert Electronics, Inc.—Common
suant to
due
.
-
!
1317.-'.
p.
note
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatriqk, lac.-0,30
Collin, Norton & Cp.
0.30
Common, Dann & Co._
" 0.30
Crowell, Weedon & Co
0,30
Cunningham, Schmertz
;
Co., Inc.
!
;
0,30
Curtiss, House & Co.—__ 0.30
J'. M.' Dain fr Co., Inc
1 0.60
total
the
?■<'>
•
notes due in
quarterly instalments
1975—2,315,000
1,
sinking fund note due
Burnham
carrying capacity,": Mr. Sherwin stated.
The
reduced
operations
were /due
to
large
inventories
of
Lake
Superior iron ore at lower lakes docks and the lower operating rate
of
62%
'• ':
•
subordinated debentures;- '•
'
' M1'
'} ;
' ' ' " ' y
Sept. 1, 1965—{ 639,000
/ 4%% .due June 1, 1974,_„
• 4,700,000
-6y4% due Dec. 1, 1974—
4/105,000
'
5%
Alex.'
.
of
maximum
>'
Convertible
J.
stockholders,
to
in
cents
32
like
than
from
Earnings per
$1.06, 14 cents
,y
compared ' With
'
for
to a March 27, 1962
1,290,000
prospectus, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
1971__%___'—J—3,375,000
New York City/and
associates/offered publicly, 160,0001, 1977—1,900,000 y'/V'
shares of this firm's common stock
5%% first mtge. sinking fund note due Feb.. 1..1975.
at $10.75 per share..
1,384,00.0- i.:;Net proceeds, estimated at
Sundry indebtedness -—-i—
1,234,000
$560,392, will be added to
Sept.
3%%
•
v
;
for
share
per
In
June
Promissory
Fen-
$1,448,443 or $2.96 per share in 1960. . '
President • John Sherwin pointed out
that the outcome for the year compared favorably with 1960 because
of the stable operation of
16 of the fleet's 31 ships compared to a
$2.86
to
i
;
has
company
58Va
' i
>
•
$3,188,000
promissory
3%
v.
Steamship Co.—Revenues, Net Decline—
Interlake
The
Inc.
Co.
&
&
Pierce,
; Long-term debt;
————————
450 *
Inc
& Co.
Kidder
195,
450
750
._
&
Hutton
450
-
—
Inc
Weeks——
Co.,
Horriblower
625
Co
&
Noyes
&
Hentz
io
■
1.200
-
-
—
$83,200,000
are
sales
more
$47,080
up
sales
year.
Hyde said
$5,303,000
'' '
_—
625
& Co
Ripley & Co.
Inc.
—V.
150
Sons
& Co
1,200
Sachs & Co._„- 1,200
Harriman
F
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Forgan
Hallgarten
E
&
Garrett
Ooldman,
H
625
1,500
150
Corp
Boston
Reid
Fulton
Robert
Glore
1,200
Co.——
Securities Corp.—
Equitable
The
& Co.1—
Union
duPont"
L
Francis
Eastman
Lynch,
,
a
625
&
Mr.
v«5%-subord. sinking.fund note due Jan.;
1,200
625
Sons—
Anticipated
previous
Outstanding
...»;>>•
ner & Smith Inc^------- 1.200j
Merrill, Turben & Co Inc..
150
W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.—
4o0
F. S. Moseley & Co
62o M'ullaney Wells & Co.--—
150 ,
Paribas Corp
1,200
Reynolds & Co., Inc
b2o '
Riter & Co
450
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
625 :.;;
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
750
Schwabacher & Co.
_____
32o
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
625
Silberberg & Co
150 :
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.— 1,200
625
Inc
Co.
Inc
Co.
'/.v.1
Merrill
Inc.
& Co.,
& Co.__
Bear, Stearns & Co
services and,
and other j.
Hills, Calif,
Beverly
banks —f-v.,—-—y■
Commercial
325
Corp.—
Rd.,
y
loans:
Short-term
325 ;
625.
625
450
Weeks
Biyth
Foothill
336
Lee Higginson Corp.
„-$ 625
Lehman Brothers
—
1,200
Mason-Hagan
Inc
150
McDonald & Co._
325
McDonnell & Co. Inc.——
450
„
Baird
Robert W.
Baker.
at
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
000 Omitted
Bleichroeder,
S.
&
if
is
and
nuclear-powered' submarines
1961,
31,
office
equipment
electronic
commercial
Oct.
head
325
Allyn & Co
American Securities
C.
Arnhold
supplies;
Its
vessels.
Debentures
.
•
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc—$7,100
A.
;
,
000 Omitted
and
ment
commencing
principal
The
Monday, April 2, 1962
...
the
expire April
company
»'
*
-
"
"
v
f
*
Continued
on
page
5$
(1555)
Per
Name of Company
Eichler
Dividend
tables.
announcements:
In
nounced
the
first
all
during the current week.
second, table in
a
grouped in
are
indicate
we
which
Then
show
we
the
the
Directors omitted the
an¬
i'Name
Aid
6%
&
Share
;
A
.
Investment
Discount
.—L
Electro
Air
preferred
B
(quar.)
Control Products
Akron
Canton
Alberta
&
preferred A (quar.)
5%% preferred B (quar.)—;
American
Enka
American
Home
3-20
4-
1
3-20
5-
1
7%c
30c
50c
(increased).
Co.
Products Corp.
4-19
4-
5-1
(Orlando, Fla,)-~
First
>r.
Life
5%
_____
Insurance
(Ala.)
(stock
div.)
6
Pad
4-
preferred (quar.)
Corp
5% pfd. B (accum.)
Applied Physics (stock dividend)
Arizona Agrochemical Corp. (quar.)
1
4-16
6-22
6-1
-
$1.75
_
4-30
4-
20c
4-25
4-27
8c
4-16
60c
6
plus
5- 1
5%
3-30
.
4-
6-
;
Corp., common (quar.)___
preferred A (quar.)
4-19
4-
4-30
6
"
4-
.4k-27
.
4-1
3-15
5-1
5-1
4-6
3-28
30c
5-
1
4-*
25c
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)__
Brooklyn Union Gas
(quar.)—"*
Castings
■
,
,
4-16
15c
4-16
4-16
4-
3-28
(quar.)
(quar,)_
Portland
Crushed
Soup
Canadian
15c
Salt,. Ltd., new
Viokers, fitd.—j.
Canadian
Records
this
at
Caterpillar
Cedar
Point
Central
Central
&
(quar.)
25c
Chase-Bag> Co., common.
$5-1st. preferred A (quar.)
City
Investing Co.
(quar.),
5-10
3-30
3-19
5-
4-16
%
-
25c
(quar.)
Fund
Industries,
Colonial
Mortgage
(from
income)
$6
Inc.,
pfd.--(quar.)_
Service
Consolidated
Ltd.
.
National
Co.,
Ltd.
Discovery
Yellowknife
Consumers
Public
Oil
Motors
Coral Aggregates
Counselors
Corp.
Co.
Dean
&
Dean
Company
4%%
De
Vilbiss
Iowa
6-1
5-4
Delaware
Power
Dielectric
Products
55c
conv.
&
Mfg.
-Mtf
V
du
Pont of
T%%
(quar.)
Eagle,
6%
&
4-
4- 2
3-21
4-30
4-
4-30
4-
6
4-16
4-
2
4-13
3-21
1
4-10
6c
4-30
preferred
3-23
1
lOc
4-27
4-10
3
4-30
2%
4-
'4-16
3
3-23
Lee Rubber
Leeds
3-30
4-13
3-30
5-
Leetronics,
•
$.0105
,
1
$1.50,
v
-
r
"
$1.50
10c
'
■
7-
■
.
■
■
■
/
'
-
1
•
Stock
Red
5-21
Reliance
4-
70c
:
:
2
4-
6
3-23
Hi"
t
3-31
3-23
Life
Owl
Stores
Mfg.
3%%
Richardson
4-13
4-13
4-15
...
j,
.
4-
5
$1.17%
6-
1
4-11
90c
(quar.)i-
5-
1
4-11
—
-
1
"
4-
5-1
52%c
\ $1.06%
4-12
4
1
5-14
$1.16
6-
1
5-14
$1.22%
(quar.)
6-
1
5-14
6-
50c
>
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-20
Mills
Button
Row
.
z
.
..
5-15
4-20
4-
1
3-30
4-
2
3-23
5-
1
4-13
i-A:4
(quar.)
87%c
5c
(quar.)
22%c
(quar.)
'
25c
(quar.)
Industries,
*
40c
.
(quar.)
Rice
3-23
Roper
!
preferred
Corp.
Brand
4-
1
»
4-30
4-18
(quar.)
Roper.-(George D.)
5
5-15
5-
1
4-
40C
3-30
3-23
4-30
4-13
15c
4-25
4-10
31V4C
4-25
4-10
31 %c
4-25
4-16
6
4-
15c
4-23
20c
f.M 4-23
;517%c
Corp
4-25
4-10
15c
4-20
4-
1
L
Inc
Peterson
& Co.
(quar.)—
Corp.—
Common payment omitted at this time.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
,
4-12
4-
9
"
this
at
1
-
3-16
15c
6-15
6-15
4-30
t35c
5-15
5-
1
+48c
(Pa.)
4-16
4-
6
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
4-16
4-
6
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37%
4-16
4-
6
$1.50
4-16
4-
6
15c
6-15
5-15
35c
4-10
3-28
25c
5-10
4-19
6%
preferred
Russell
(H.)
&
(quar.)
Sons,
class
A
—
Schluderberg-Kurdle (quar.)
Schenley Industries
(quar.)
time)
5-15
5-
1
4-
3-27
4-30
Schneider
Class
(Walter
J.) Corp.—
(increased monthly)
A
12c
22 %c
9
:
Monthly
(Ed.) & Co.—
(Common payment deferred at this time.)
(quar.)
Securities
3-30
6-
1
5-
4
Security Insurance (New Haven)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
10c
4-16
4-
2
Security
(N.
Lorain Telephone, 5%
Louisiana Power & Light—
$1.25-4
4-
1-
3-21
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
-
.^
preferred
(quar.)
$1.29
5-
1
(quar.)
$1.24
5-
1
4-11
5-
-
1
4-11
$1.04
—
Milling Co.—
Increased-annual; L__i—
'•
5-10
4-27
7
Title
&
Guaranty
Acceptance,
preference
common
Co.
3-30
1
4-20
5c
Y.)
(s-a)
4-10
3-30
-3c
;
-
3-27
3-21
30c
3-27
3-21
10c
—
(s-a)
4-13
5-
7-
4-11
preferred
Louisiana State Rice
■
Sellers
60c
5.16%
4.96%
6-18
55c
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
5-17
1
11c
4-30
60c
.
4-
1
7-
12%c
Fund
2%
Co.
1
6-
Schuster
Scrivner-Stevens
—
5-
12c
12c
Monthly
;
Co.
$1.25
4% %
4-10
£}tock dividend
5-
1
4-11
$1
5-
1
4-20
Macy
4%
/
•.
•-
' 1;
•
v
.
Sr
' \
i
(R. H.)
'
*
Co., 4,/+%' pfd. A
preferred B (quar.)
3-30
Magnin
3-30
8%
(Joseph)
preferred
k Co., com.
(annual)
V ;
*»
•
•
-
1
*
i
:
Shawinigan
Marts,
class A
(initial)
Water & Power, class A
Sherer-Gillett
Shop &
(quar.)
Co.
Save
—
(1957), Ltd.
dividend
-
6-15
4-19
4-2
3-19
5-31
5c
2
5-15
$33%c
UOc
(s-a)
(subject
to
"
approval
stockholders)
$1.06%
55-
1
of
—
»1
5%
•
5-15
8-15
8-
«
•
I
■
1
4-11
1
4-11
25c
(quar.)
Food
Stock-
$1
(quar.)_
Shaver
~
:
'
4-13
'
v
4-30
—: ^ $1.25
.
Co.—
3-31
.
.
A $1.06V*
i—
convertible
4-
2%
Fund
Assurance
4-13
,,
■'«$1.37 %
50c
Rochester
35c
%
(quar.)
3-20
*
■
••
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quarterly
4-30
5-15
4-13
3-30
-
S;
4-16
15c
Participating
Liberty
; *
-
2%
(quar.)
' 5-31
>
(quar.)
5-21
(reduced-quar.)
preferred
1
least
(quar.)
1
t
1
3-30
>
preferred
1
-
5-
4-16
5-21
4-27
25c
9
Colorado—
preferred
6-
'
4-
4.-20
spilt)-.
preferred
4.90%
6-
;
dividend
preferred
6-15
at
preferred B
4.64%
44c
3-29
;
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-20
-
^
(quar.)__
of
2
9
'
April,
(quar.)_^
Co.
4-
4-
1
;
6-1
2%C
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% partic. pref. A (quar.)
4.16%
4-
;
i0c
1
Common
7-10
—_j—
omitted
4.44%
.
(quar;)
payment
Salt Co.
/
_____________
Inc.—
stock
Service
5
4-
4-27
v
25c
Lambert—
&
3-30
7%C
3-20
•%:
(Del.)—-
•
4-20
1
5-
final payment
total
a
4-16
80c
-
;
Co.
preferred
355/rC
'V
——
Tire Corp
&
4-10
1
for
in
V 4-30
Tir
14
,"i
;
$30
3-21
Bank
(quar.)i___
follows:
as
4-10
3-31
87%c
(liquidating payments)—
paid
K.)
(2-for-l
2
7-
7-10
-
12 %C
4-
______--''$$1.75
(quar.)_______
-
_;
-
4-25
15c
>
Pratt
Public
4-10
4-
Inc.—
(Common
Leslie
4-16
25c
*•
.
c
Edison, 4.70%
3.60%
39c
Northrup Co. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
;
3-30
4-27
$93%c
(quar.)
•;
Potomac
7%c
&
Link-Belt
$i5c
common.
England,
2c
(quar.)
4-27
4-30
(quar.)
New
1
4-10
30c
(quar.)_-
Portland Gas Light. Co.—¥;
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-30
.
.(quar,)_l._i,_u.
4
5-
1
5-
17%c
~
~
Cable
December
9 Vic
V
(increased-quar.)—
Machine
4-13
25c
(quar.)
Steel of
15c
15C
Lawrence Gas
5-15
8
common
(accum..)_*.___
$5 in August and a
(H.
4-10
6-1
/ $1.25
Extra
Landis
5-
$20c
preferred
•'$35.50)
.
La Crosse Cooler
-
-
in
4-10
47%c
Package
Cordage
be
4-10
1
5-
Royal McBee
4-20
4-
A
.
1
4-20
4-30
B
;
4-13
5-
$1.19
13%c
.
&
3
1
$1.17
_
Wire
3-31
4-
'5-1
$1.10
(quar.)—
4% %
'• 5-
U2%c
A—
—
4-16
;
(quar.)
4-13
,
1 $1.07%
;
preferred (quar.)
(N. J.) Trust State National
about
3-30
15c
—J*—.
conv.
(May
3-30
Kalamazoo Paper Co.
Kaneb Pipe Line (stock dividend )____.
Kentucky Finance,
6%
pfd.
(quar.).
4-10
2
33c
(accpm.)_____
$3.50
River
5%
4-
37%c
Magnesia Tale
4-10
4-10
,
Corp.
(quar.)
10c
Stevens Chemical (quar.)
16c
Finance
(quar.)
—15c
Plymouth
3-23
2c
7%c
•
Jergens (Andrew) Co.
5%
5-
(stock div.)__
-
1
$1.76 preferred .;(quar.)'i.u——_—'
4%%, preferred
(quar.)__—______
4-10
1
Class
.
3-24
5-
Class
_
5-
5
13c
_
Paper
4-15
4-26
10c
split)
(qUar.)
preferred
Petroleum
Quarterly
3-23
6
r
40c
Supply Co.
4-10
Plastic
3-21
2
6
4-17
5-
stock
(quar;)
Plainfield
4-16
2
6
4-
4-13
4-16
4-
4-
4-30
1
5-
3-30
4-14
4-27
1
9
4-
50c
$15c
5-
preferred
*
3-15
5-
4»A%
•
2
95c
4-
20c
4-
$1.06'A
5-1 :•
20c
4-16
Co.—
preference
$1.20
(quar.)
4-10
40c
pref.
(quar.)
5%%
1 ,-r
4-10
1
10c
>
1
5-
4-30
of
Bottling (quar.)
4-13
5-
Co.
5-
10c
(quar.)
60c
(3-for-l
4-14
'
Trust
(Utica)
Ltd.,
1
31 %C
&
6
25c
Co. '(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Co.—v.
Bank
5-
1
(quar.)
25c
5-
37 %c
:
(quar.)__—____——„_^-
Utilities
4-10
30c
.
Irvington Steel & Iron
Ivey (J. B.) & Co. (quar.)_i.
r
preferred
Edgconxb
,5-15
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Eastern
1
15c
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
7%
6-
4-25
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Eagle Stores, common
Easfr
4-17
5-
(quar.)
Metals
Southern
1
40c
5-1
$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
Mutual
5-15
5-
15c
1
Corp.
4-
25c
preferred
3-27
v:.;'VCommon(increased)''—____'
Engineering—
Canada, Ltd.,
Ducommun
-
1
7%c
(quar.)
Paper
5-15
5-
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-19
(quar.)^
Packings
4-19
Ronson Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion Bridge Co.,
Donnacona
,>-
$1.25
Light
1
5-10
Plymouth Oil Co.
__XA
(quar.)
5-31
A
(quar.)
5-15
3-20
split)
pfd.
class
5-15
3-20
3-30
25c
2
4-14
Ford
'
4
3-30
3-31
18c
Petroleum,
Pittston Company,
6
$1.25
•
3-20
3-31
25c
Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture
Dodge
4-30
4-15'
20c
(quar.)
Company
6
4-12
$5c
Inc., 5%% preferred
Chemical Coatings, com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Soto
*-
3-22
1
f
(quar.)'__
pfd.
6-
1
3-31
Phipps Stores,
De
5-
$4c
(quar.)
Davenport Water, 5%%
5%
preferred (quar.)
7-
4-
4-14
1
4-13
2-
$1.37%
'
i.
Breweries, Ltd.—
50c" class A 'preference
(quar.)____
investors Funding .of New York,*; class
^
Class "B
6%." preferred";(quar.
Investors
(quar.)
Crowley Milner & Co.
4-30
7-31
adjust,
Ltd.
Pioneer
5
2-28
4-16
Corp.—
6-
Pioneer
3-23
15c
35c
%
Stores
$1.16
Interior
3-22
(quar.)
Fund
4-
3-31
Mines,
———
(quar.)
Investment
Crouse-Hinds
4-20
4-20
(quar.)62%c
Engineering (quar.)_
10c
Corp.
-
3-20
Service
Continental. Aviation &
Continental
Co
International
1
,
Royalty
4-12
4-13
1
1
&
Pierce &
'
5%
——i
——
5-24.
$8c
(s-a)
Consolidated
B
preferred
1
-
4
10%
(stock dividend)
Investors, Inc.- (quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)—
,
7-1
-
7
4-14
4-
4-16
5-
5c
.$15c
Express,
Pictorial
3
1
25C
Inter-Mountain
5-15
$20c
54-
5-
10c
3-31
$15c
.
5-22
4-15
4-30
15c
V
Trust Co.
Phillips
.(increased-quar.)_
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
4-20
45c
(quar.)
Co
&
4.30%
preferred
-4.40% "preferred
4-25
3.% ;
•
(quar.)
3.80%
■"
;
•
3-22
4-13
6-
5;
5-15
$1.60
4-10
3-31
.
4-
;5- 1
'
$1.25
+20c
<quar.) —
Ry.
Philadelphia Electric
time
$1.25
1
1 ■
.
•
1
6-
10c
;_
Elevator
4.68%
this
2
$1.75
(quar.)_
60c
4-12
$$1
$1.06
'
'
at
Inland
5-
Gas Corp.—..
\
A;.:.,
preferred, (quat.)—$1.37%
5% %v
3-31
4-24
1_____ 1_
4-12
$25c
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred •; (quar.);
__i
4.25%: preferred
(quar.T-L———:
4-10
4-15
5-21
$1.50
$1.05
.
(quar.)__
&
4-10
A.
4-
:'■*
5-1
35 c
&
Telephone,
National
Penick
4-10
$1.25
4- 8
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)^
Overland
3-26
4-20
L—
Brick Co.
20c
Corp., Ltd
international. Leverage Fund
Concord-Natural
Inspection
Western
B
Porter
h Illinois
12c
Commonwealth International
Conduits
25c
common
4-16
(quar.)
Utilities,
3-31
1
1
4-20
(s-a).
Panama Coca-Cola
$1.12%
;
5-
-
12%c
$1
Mfg.
Bank
Central New York
Otis
•
6-15
*
4-13
4-16
&
Oneida
Inc.—
•
5%%": preferred
6%
$1.50
Limited-
Corp.
dividend
Class
—_
Mfg., common (quar.)
; 7%: preferred (quar.)_
;
___•
Combined
Enterprises, Ltd.
(quar.)
_i
4-25
t3°c
Y.)
Florida
Class
6
4-30
4-16
Extra (On class A and class B)
Northwestern Steel & Wire (quar.)________
Norwalk
Truck
Lines, class B
4-25
5-10
N.
Northwest
9
4-
5-10
tioc
Houston. Oil Field Material Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)___
3-26
/ $1.12% I;
*"
"V ' gc
——
North
6-15
4-
4-13
40c
V,*7%C:
&
Land
Stock
3-26
50c
1
4-24
.
Powder
Horizon
4-11
Dental
Commonwealth
:
4- 2
(quar,)'
com.
Norfolk
6-15
IOC
(quar.)__
omitted
7-
1
1
$1.09
Corp.
&
Manufacture
preferred
Northland
-
H 5- 4
,
1
Drugs,. Inc.. __—_:X_—
Hoover Ball & Bearing—
$1.25
25c
6-
7-
Hook
12%c
•
6-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)/_—
6%
: 1
:
Co.. (q.uaav)—
preferred
=
9
25c
4-
ATI %•%•*:
4-
9
4-19
4-19*
-
I
1
1
20c
(quar.)_
A
Aeronautical
Chemical
(Albany,
9
—
Controls,
payment
Renfrew
4-
5-
(Canada)-™—-———
Boiler
1
4-20
5-
April 2.
Commercial
National
9
$1.25
—;___
(quar.)_'
J
Illinois Power, new com. (initial-quar.)
Indian Head Mills, $1.50 pfd. (quar.)_*
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5-
National
effective
National
9
4-
5-
(quar.)_.
&
Industries,
preferi-ed (quar.)
,
4-
50c
Land
Steam
4-
1
—
class
Co.
1
5-
$1.50
;
Ltd.,
5-
9-29
4-30
to
$2
5-1
3%
5-
.-26c
3-15
$1.25
5-30
30c
10c
Electric Illuminating,
Columbus
5-10
5c
;*
Gas
(quar.)_.
Credit, .preferred (stock dividend)
Champlin Oil As Refining Co. (quar..)_
$4.50
3
1
"
'
3-23
$1.05
'
(s-a)
<fc
Electric
Colonial
4-
.
4-
10-16
2
&
3-15
$1.27%
—.___J
Hugonton Production Co. (2-for-l stk.
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.-—____„_
Trust
Colonial
4-11
4-14 '
4- 2
.
common
Hudson
Cleveland
4-25
425c
5-15
1
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Honolulu Oil Corp.
(liquidating).—
Honolulu Paper Co;, Ltd—
4-13
omitted
Coke
Controller
: 4-30
10c
Certified
Clark
55cl.
410c
•
jfquar.?
Fielti
Coal
payment
.<
„
Tractor,
"4.20.%% preferred
5-18
___
(common
time). A
*
-
Cannon Shoe- Co.-—
Capitol
4- 2
6-15
'
(initial)-)
com.
4-10
410c
(quar.) _!_____
3-22
Holt
3-30
4-17
$1.25
(quar.).
Stone, Ltd.
Cut
4-16
4c
Cement
&
Co.
6
1
4-
5%
$1.1-4
Corp., Ltd.
National
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Hermetic Seal Corp., class A (stk. dividend)
Hewlett-Packard Co., 90c conv. pfd. (s-a)
4-6
60c
6-
:_
common
Chemical &
5%
3-28
25c
Co;_________________
4-14
62 %C
3-31
(quar.)
become
(quar.)—
Trust
prior
Common
3-28
Butler
1
4-
4-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
Eng Corp. for each six shares held)
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co.—
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l split,
:
(quar.)
Hays Corporation—
9
6% preferred (quar:)__
-_
Burger Brewing
(quar.)—.
5-
6
7
4-16
(quar.)
3-31
33% c
Co.
Corp.
States
Hercules
11 Vic
4-
4-16
60c
Insurance
Plan_
5-1
64 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
.
Wine,
Hartford
3-20
Campbell
.4-10
3-16
5%
..
(quar.)
Morrow Screw & Nut, Ltd., preferred
Mount Royal Rice Mills (quar.)
Moxie Company
(stock dividend)
(One share of United Manufacturers
4-12
1
$1.30
—
4-15
Canada
4-25
5-
4-
2
(Fort:
1
preferred
4-17
4-
div
dividend
preferred
Moore
4-9
22 %c
—
5.30%
preferred
(quar.)_
_j
Harrisonburg Telephone, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
,
3-30
California
2
4-16
3-20
6c
(Payment omitted at this time) •
Montana Power Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
3
8c
Corp.—
B ' (quar.)__
Hagan
,
"
25c
Fund
4-
4-
27%c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Modern Containers,
Ltd., Class A—
3-26
4-
50c
(quar.)_'__
Telecasting,
$4,50
4-6
-$62 %c
,
Gulf
3-23
$12Vic
at ,tpjs time)
Alden
Guaranty
.4-13
50c
California
4-13
4-16
85c
(quar.)
Waterworks
Growers
4-13'
*4-27
4-10
'
Briggs-Weavet Machinery, $1 pfd.
Industries
1
2
4-13
15c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
4-16
3-27
1
Bridgeport/ Hydraulic^-kquar.)—___a_
CMP
3-30
4-
4-15
of
dividend)
4.56%
4-20
5-
5c
.
(quar.)
Storage.™
$6 preferred
Gladding, McBean
Glen
9
4-27
4-
10c
,j,
.
preferred
preferred
$2 preferred
80c preferred
4-18
4-20
7c
Classy AHquar.)_a!
Belmont Iron Works—«
Manufacturing
1
10c
Cold
$5
4-12
4-30
25c
_________
quar.)
5-
$1.75'
5%
4-19
4-27
20c
28Vic
•
4-12
Gross
'
Products
(increased
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred, (quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)__
6%
preferred (quai*.)_:
4-12
5-1
-
10c
Basic Properties, class A
(monthly)
Basic-Wttz Furniture Industries
Bathurst Power & Paper, Ltd., common_____
Common
pfd.
(quar.)
Common
4-27
5-1
$.02777,
_
1
5- 1
$1.12y2
Transit
Finance
3-26
4-20
9c
;
split
approved a 50% stock
United
Life
Insurance
(stock
Rhoads, Inc., 4%% pfd.
Mississippi Power & Light—
of America;
5-
10c
Miller &
Bureau—
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40
3-26
2
5-1
'
.
Corp., new common (initial-annual)
Inc., 5% pfd. (initial)
Budget
4-19
West—
2%
Coit.
1
4-20
3-22
closely held company.
Wayne)
<
3-22
4-
$35c
10-for-l
a
2
5-
(quar.)
Co.—
approved
1
75c
Products
(G. & C.)
Stock
4-23
4-
(quar.)_!
Ltd.
Stockholders
(N. J.)
5-
5c
25%
,■
4.36%
Credit
preferred
General
2%c
Food
Midwestern
5
General
3-31
.
___
Banlife
Steel
the
of
4-16
common
Extruders Inc. (quar.)_
Michigan Bakeries, 5%% pfd. (accum.)
Midwestern Financial Corp.—1
3-31
4-
4-
5-
Miami
3-31
4-13
5%
Corp.
preferred
$1.35
$0.0118
preferred (quar.)—
Buckeye
National Bank & Trust
Market
5.16%
:
income..;
(Common, payment omitted
4-13
4-20
Company
5.20%
3-30
4-14
43 %c
_
.
conv.
3-31
25c
Sporting Goods, new (initial)
Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
4%% preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
4-13
3%
,
...
4%%
3-29
3-20
4-16
$1.11
(quar.)
Stockholders
4-30
4-13
$1.25
Gateway
4-16
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
30c
Electric, 4%, pfd. (quar.)
'•
$1
4.75% preferred (quar.)_______—_______
$1.18%
Austin Nichols & Co.,
common..
10c
$1.20 convertible prior preferred
(quar.) *
30cAxe-Houghton Fund "BV—(Quarterly from investment income)
*"
6c
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
35c
Basic
'
:1
(quar.)
General
3-30
5-1
Atlantic City
Basic,
Mennen
this
3-30
5-15
15c
$1.37%
(quar.)
Restaurant
Fulton
.
Baltimore
2
4-13
15c
A
Frisch's
3-31
62%c
.
,.
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric Co._
Artesian Water, 7 % preferred (quar.)
4%%
4-
1
70c
(quar.)
Dividend
Fresnillo
5-
25c
Flagg-Utica
2
5-
$1.50
3-21
4-
dividend
preferred
McCabe Grain,
General
.7%
gains
4-25
Markets,
Stock
6%
3-30
10c
5%
(s-a)___
dividend
Mayfair
(Pough-
common
(monthly)
Firth Sterling, Inc., 7%
6
4-10
—25c
Anchor-
investment
4-27
Trust
&
Rubber
Republic Corp.
Class
4-16
50c
;
Anvil Brand,
from
4-
30c
.
Paper (quar.)
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining—<
Associated Fund," Inc.—
$0.0132 from capital
5- 8
6c
&
5c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
&
National
First
.■.
25%
American Mutual Fund, Inc. (quar.)
American Natural Gas (quar.)
American
Bank
,
Stock dividend
4-13
dividend
Stock
4-13
\
Tire
Financial
Stock
'
American
4-13
4-27
Quarterly
4-17
12c
■
4-11
4-27
(quar.)
-
preferred
preferred
Camden
First
4-20
4-27
40c
(monthly)^-
American Independent Reinsurance
4-26
30c
25c
Finance,
preferred
First
3-19
5-25
<
30c
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
5%
4-18
4-2;.-
6%
Co.,
Firestone
4-18
5-15
.*
35c
.
4%
(quar.)
National
5 % %
4- 2
;
5-15
$$1.43%
<
4-10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Massachusetts Electric Co.—
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
4-10
4-17
(quar.)
common
Federal Services
4-16
4-15
;
t$1.56%
,_
4-30
20c
keepsie, N. Y.) (quar.)
Family Record Plan_ (initial)
3-20
I,-
:
Allied Thermal Corp. (quar.)
American Can Co. (quar.)
Distilling
1
4-
,
12 %c
When
share
.
Magor.Car Corp
Maryland National Insurance
Merriam
-r,
6%%
American
4-
343/sc
Ltd.—
Per
Name of Company
6
Stock
Corp.,
Equipment
Fairbanks
4-30
34%c
RR
Co.,
Inc.
Executive
Holders
5-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Line
4-
regular 15c quarterly
class A
(quar.)_
(stock
dividend)—
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
preferred
Fallkill
___
Youngstown
Trunk
Gas
Consolidated
Esquire,
Inc.— •
preferred (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)—_____
4-20
Payable of Rec.
10c
—
5%%
5%%
When
Per
of Company
12 %c
Engelhard Industries
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
t
AMT Corp.
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
payment at this time.
follow with
we
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Eldon
two separate
dividends
Inc.
Homes,
When
Share
L
11
4-20
3-31
8c
4-20
3-31
Sicks'
Sims
Simon
Rainier
(T.
S.)
Brewing
&
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Hardware
$1
(quar.)—
pfd.
6c
(quar.)
*25c
5c
3-30
3-15
1
4-14
3
3-2$
54-
;(1556)
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,
Per
Preferred
common
Class
this
time)
$1.50
V
&
Southwest Grease
4-
1
3-20
Class
37'/a c
Stores, (quar.)
4-11
4-25
4-10
5-15
4-20
1 *
20c
<
Y $1.25
4-15
5-
$56 %c
2«/aC
3-16
3-29
6-11
5-28
9-14
Less
4-30
4-19
4-16
4-
15c
4-16
5-31
4-30
142c
(Del.)
—.i
class A
(Mini).)
preferred
and
B
200%
___/
iquar.)
Corp.
6-15?
11-
1
10-23
1
10-23
Baldwin
25%/equal to
Go. of Canada,
2nd
Ltd.—
preferred
1
9-14
1
4-
r
1
6
5-15
5-15
Trans
Building
preferred
will
pay
instead
of
5-15
(quar.)_—
4-
2
3-12
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
4-
2
3-1?
6%
preferred
(quar.)
2
3-15
10c
4-
4-25
4-11
American
5-1
American^Fire
20c
5-15
140c
4-16
4-
i
5C
4-10
3-20
4-13
4'A%
3-22
Felt,
6%
/
1
125c
6-
157c;
,
once-a-year
Commerce
Bank
of New
1%
4-
9 1
$1.06 Vi
4-
Bank
of
Bank
'of
3-12
Bankers
3-12
Barber
2
.
2
.
.
3-12
4-30
.4-
2
(quar.)
4-12
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
'3-13
Bearings,
-
___
$5.96
preferred
American
preferred
Twin City Fire
/
preference A
"
.
Union
Oil
United
Continental
Co.
California
of
Fruit
United
(quar.)
income)-
(quar.)_.
Extra
Camp Sea
preferred (quar.)
Chemicals
&
Co.;
Bros.
Washington
preferred
$4.25
preferred
dividend
holders.
5-
1
stock
Will
4-17
4-
4-
3
4-10
5-
1
Wisconsin
Fuel
.Woodward
—;
5- 1
4-10
33c
5-
20c
Glass
:
4-
2%
1
4-10
„
5-15
5-
1
approved
Monthly
be
mailed
.
4-12
'
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:
YAIonthly
;.
Electric
4-19
4-
5-1
10c
4-26
Z
5
4-
quar.)
Cp.
19c
(quar.).__________
Ltd.—
■
h
„
11c
6-
1
;
5-15
div.. (six
7%
York
Company,
preferred
:
4-30
?/, 25c 'Y "5-
4.72%
2
25c
'X
; 4'- 7-.
1
6-
1
7-
2
4-20
5-18
'
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'
25c
25c
->
common..
l ouar.
'
6-20
>:8-;.l/;;
$1/%
$1.75
County Gas (lncreased-quar.)
7-20
give
we
weeks and
dends
the
f
this
&
Arnold
week,
these
3-20
5.25%
2
3-20
Associated
1
4-16
in
the
preceding table.
\ '
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/
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Name of
Abbott
Abitibi Power
v
Common
4
y.
-■
%%
Di
class
quar.)
A
Sugar
Aetna
Ross
(quer.)____
Electronics
Insurance
Affiliated
Fund
come)
2
Holders
of Rec.
•3-12
$38 Vac
^
44-
2
2
,33-
1
1
Corp.
Dry
(quar.)
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
18c
5-
1
4-18
22 V2c
div.)
(quar.)
(from
4-
4%
5c
net
investment
4-10
'«
4-13
3-30
4-
3-14
,L_4_
6c
4-20
3-21
Agricultural Insurance Co.
(Watertown, N.Y.)
QuarterlyAileen, Inc. (quar.)__^
20c
4-2
3-15
4-15
3-15
2
/
4-10
':!i
$1.18
Coast
;
Brach
Y.'
will
be
-
about
$0,076
Line
RR
3-19
3-23
2
'
3-27
4-2
.5-1
65c
4-
2
3-
4-2
3-16
(quar.)_
Steels,
Thrift
Aurora
Extra
Corp.
4-
-
30c
,.6- 1■
4-14
30c
7-14
10-15
1-15-63
'5-15
6-30
10-
Canteen
Co.
of
12-31
1
4-
2
3-15
/
4-16
3-15
4-23
'3-22
5c
4-23
3-22
2
*3-15
/_
2
10c
4-
*.
3-19
$1.40
$1,06%/
4-
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3-19
2
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1
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8-21
11-30
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11-19
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3-15
4-23
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4-2
3-16
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7-
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3-16
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3-27
2
;30c
:•* 50c
:
,
4-
46-
2
.
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6
4-10
4-10
3-21
3-23
.
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3-15
3-15
,
4-27
4-13
4-3
V
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4-10
4-16
4-
4
3-30
quar,)—
(accum.)——v30c t
25c
/ 10c
2-27
4- 2
3-
4-11
.
2
3-28
'iiS/
2 *
3-16
..ri ?
2
3-16
4-25
•
3-30
Co.,. common—,———3c
4-
$1.25
;* 4-
(s-a)____
Mines, Ltd,
(Sra)_
120c
.
,•
.
Ltd.—
Co.,
free
v
British
income
Columbia
Forest
Products,
Y.
3-
2
*.
Telephone—
,
6-11
_
'
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•
;
4-10
_
2-23
,
Ltd.
Y_Y'_Y_Y_
———
Columbia
2
.
tax)—
ordinary
and
3-15
-4-22
4-
(one shill-« ,j.;/ Y
for the year ended Sept/:
of
2
4-13
./ 4-
-——
- <. 25c
preferred (quar.)——,93%c
Ltd. (quar.)
J25c
3.75%
pence
1961
v
v
/
$1216c
1
/;4- 6
4-15
3-30
5-
•
-
3-27
:
4-10
3-16
4-10
3-16
5
3-15
4-15 %
3-15
4-
10c
19c
4-2
4-
2
3-
9
10c
4-
2
3-
9
10c
4-16
4-
2
4-
2
Budget Finance Plan, com. (increased-quar.)
11.14c
6%
preferred (quar.)— _—_—
Y 15c
60c preferred (quar.—
1
"/ -15c
Building Products. Ltd. (quar.}———.1:45c
B,vrnham
&
Morrill
(initial)-—^—
I2V2C
4-15
3-28
4-16
3-28
A
4%
(quar.)
B
.
(quar.)Y___-_—————
•
,
/
.
(quar.)—
preferred
Browning-Ferris
(E.
Machinery
Inc.
(stock
L.),
(quar.)
dividend)—'
•
4-30
1
4-16
—
Burrus
/
Bush
Mills,
4'/a %
preferred
preferred
Men's
Y.Y—
(quar.)
Inc.,
Terminal
Business
common—
Butler's Shoe
r
—_—_—
„
4-
Assurance
Co.—
Corp.,. common
preferred
(quar.)
3-23
2
3-31
6-15
6-30
6-13
12-13
3-26
3-14
4-25
10c
3-13
-Y
stk. dividend
(quar.)——
3-28
4-
12-31
'
—•
,
6-30
«
$1.12J4
(ouar.)___
3-9
4-20
25c
25c
2
4-16
(quar.;)—$1,1216
Co.,——
Stockholders approved a 20%
416%
■
/>/:/
5-21
,6-
:;// 25c
25c
.%:.25c'
$1.37»/a
2
(quar.)
Quarterly
-
2
5c
1
ing,
416%
54-
Y 5%'
America.^
'
3-19 ;»
4-
4-
Burroughs Corp.
1
Y-Y__//____/YY_
_?
/
3-31.
125c
(stock dividend)
Y--,
;
Bruce
3-15
2
.-
Prints
i.'„
4-
(quar.)__—.—,—Y.—__■.""45c
Pioneer
Class
3-10
17 Vac
(quar.)__
3-26
2
Yard: (quar.$1
Tobacco
<
3-15;
30c
Corp.
2
30c
(quar.)
Plan
Plastics
Automatic
',
?
■
4-
'
5
4-2
t55c
.
:
Ltd.
4-
J25c
____!
Atlas
1'
t25c
.
/
4-
/. /%/:
;
3-19
.4-10
(Ralph N.) Co. ,(quar.)—„________'25c.
Brooke Bond (Canada), Ltd.—
;V"//'%• ■; •}/;://">
4.16%
preferred
(quar.).-.—_________
\ ,$26c
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp. (Del.) —
.
B
Quarterly
Quarterly
51
15c
■.
/: 3-19
4-15
/ Brodie
2
25c
(Tulsa; Okla.)" (quar.)
?
10c
$$1.15%
preferred (quar.)
—___
British Oxygen, Ltd. Ordinary— 7- • '
•
Final
for vear ended Sept,
6%% *;
30, 1961—
Broad & Wall Corp
v——
/
6c
Extra
__Y_
;
2c
4-12
Company (quar.)___.
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
pfd. B
(quar.)___
Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd. (increasedi_
93 %c
'
/ '
:/?//////' ;
3-30
/ 3-16
2
American
Class
Atlantic
Insurance
4-10
Y
4-25
——
4-13
4-17 :
•
13c
Quarterly
.
4-15
Oil Co.,
4-25',
Life
(increased
American
British
5-10
5»/2%
—
——.
bearer
(seven pence for .the year ending Sept.
;.'-,/•/ 30, 1962, free of British .ir.com® tax) _
5-18
10c
IV
■
4-10
.,
4-2
4-
(Milton)
Mfg.
British
$2 50
A
4-20
4-10
1216c
:Z 5- .1
82Vac
5- 1
(quar.) __r.—$1.06 <
(quar.)___—. / $1.20% ? 5- 1
prior preferred
30,
6-1"
5c
,
,!
'
Y
4-30
(quar.)
Stores
Ordinary: registered
;
Y(s-a)_____
Wholesalers, Ltd., class
-<quar.)_:.—_i
preferred (s-a]_-_-^
2-2Q
1% ;'-
.
/ /
(quar.)___—
common
Registered and ordinary bearer
—
preferred
■
,
'
*
(quar.)—
$1.20 preferred
Inc.,
Bralorne
3-19
6-1
'5%'
-
.
'
// 3-16
.
,
/•
I.;.,
r'.
.
——
(quar.)——
pfd.
British
per
•
V-
YY3-15
;
4-2
4%%
Yv
(quar.)
/'Mo
_
(E.
Bristol-Myers,
of
_;.
Stores
5%
/
.
Ordinary
Dec. 31,
Tax
4-16
•
3-20
:
,,4-16 // 3-20
,
Club
Corp.,
Stock
Bradley
3-15
3-9
,
4-16
4-
:
62 Vic
6
'
■
.
2
4-27
$1.31%
share)
2
4-15
20c
35c
income
4-16.
,
J.) & Sons, new common (initial)
Brad. Foote Gear Works
—:
3-15
4-
12 Vac
(quar.)
4-16
^
(s-a)
___■—.
preferred
preferred
Bowser,
3-15
4-
■
3-27
3-30
Co.,;'com. (stock dividend)——— /.// 2%Y
30c preferred (quar.)
——i
; 716c
Bowman Products-^—
_Y_Y—? 22c
3-1$
2
4-
4-
4-12
.4-20
Bowl-Mor
3-21
4-2
r
35c.
year.ended
British
amount
Food
4- .3
4t 2'
r $1-37
?%.'• 35c 1
(quar.)
for
non-cumulatfve
,
—
pfd.
'?'v/ •/
./"
—/.,$1.50
n,a.
(quar.)
Food
Bourbon
v:. 4- 3 / :.;4-r:3;/..
4-16
$1.08
common
/
2716c
$1.2i5 /
$1,469/,
preferred (quar.)——2.——._ /
4.78%
■'
V .3-28
'7.16c./
——
Boston Insurance Co.
Brillo
Associated Stationers Supply
(quar.)
Associates
Investment
(quar.)
Automated
12 Vac
v
6
4-11
,
...3-15
716c /
—
British
Associated .Products
Atlantic
—
Edison;, common
4.25%
:V.
Light—
Industries, Ltd.
After
Atlas
2
in¬
3V2 %
$$1.37V2", X,5-. 1 /;■/ 4-19
•
,
6-
4-16
10c
Borman
"
ioc
;
6-27
-
4-16
t
/
.
:
(quar.)__
(quar.)____—
(H. C.l, 5Va%
Boston
/ ..3-30
4-16
4-16
4-13
4-30
,
30c
;4-10(
*4-10
-
2nd pfd. for each
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Electric
38%%
Atlas
3-13
v
4-
;
4-13
,
:r -
held)
Goods,
Bell, Inc.
Borg-Warner
Y
5
3-12
;
Y/-Extra ;Y4^Y^Y/Y?4i,/YYwYY^/YiY-YSiYYi./
•-
3-30
',5r l
20c/
$$.007.
(quar.)
payment
depositary
Class
30c/
__4___^___-
(stock
1
■
.-'
^4-23-
$35c
-X.
Co,
(quar.)
Rubber Co. (quar.)
Associated
Atlantic
15c
;
(quar.$1.6114
&
preferred
(Final
5%
Refineries
quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
-
4-
Y
$50c
_____ZZZZZZZIIZ
(quar.)
Corp.
When
Payr.ole
,;
Co., Ltd.—
Addressograpn-Multigraph Corp.
Advance
45c
(increased
Adams-Mlllis
Pet
Share
(Increased
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.20
-
(ouar.i—
& Paper
eferred
Common
.">.-7
Y".
/v
Company
Laboratories
5-1/ :
5-
/ 3-31
'
55c
20c
Boise Cascade Corp.- (quar.)—•
:Yr.5-10
Y:rt5-.-l..
$72c
,YT 71/20
.
(quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Aro Corp.
(quar.)_i.___4
Arundel
Corp.. (quar.)
2
being given
A
Constable
5-
announced
in
previous
The list does not include divi-
9V ;
3»l5
.'
3-15
3-15
v
5-15
Tobacco
Quarterly
Bohack
-
■
-----
preferred
Armour
Armstrong
4-
dividends
not yet paid.
announced
•
$56 %C
•;
class
5c. par
preferred
4-
.'
70c
_
._
Ltd.,
B
preferred
-1961.
Below
class
Power
5.48%
$25c
.
(monthly)_________
Y^u>-4-_4w-4w4w-U.,^4-4^44^4w"4^
S.)
/ •4-20
'; 6- 1
$30c
(qyar.)_
preferred,
4.32%
4-
4-12
v
1
;3-15
" ;./4-.7'
$70c
.
preferred
Blue
3-
,
$50c
Arts
4.63%
5
Philippine
——,
'Y.Y Quarterly
3-
1
3-15
.
25c
-
(quar.)>—(
preferred
Bros.
•
;4-; ?
'
4-'
/
in
r
.
3-15
4-
20c
•
(quar.)-
Book-of-the Month
.15c
<:
(quar.)
Corp.
Arkansas, Missouri' Power—-
.
„.
3-23
"h.
'
Inc.
dividend
5.60%
,
-
;
%
-
5-15
6-
,
Co.
4.25%
Bloch
3- 9
.3-9
.
,.4- 2-
$1.50/
v
.
(quar.)—•
preferred B
Applied
4-17
•
2
2
•
5c
share
Arkansas
____________________
(J.
Pulp
.
Light
'
-
(quar.)_______i
&- Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
Class.B;
5%
4-17
$1.25
8
3- 9
4-
Son
&
Stock
8
3-
,
4-
90c
;
.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—.
,
preferred
preferred
Associated
Young
Corp.,—
Chemical Co."
3-30
5-15
25c
__________
-
4-2
5c-
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Tobacco, 6% preferred (quar.)
Stock
15c
_
___,,___4;:
3-
v
2
/
8
..
Ansul
—4____^_^___4_^_^_J_:_'_—
Monthly
15c
Quarterly
by stock¬
will
4-
3-
•
Y.4-' 2,
43%?,..
Anglo-Newfoundland & Development; Ltd.—
Quarterly
Anken- Chemical &: FUm
Corp. (N. J.)»—.
/
3-21
4- 2
-
40c
(quar.)_
/';■
U7V?c :/>5- 1
/ 125c /Y 4- 2
—
(La,)—._
preferred (quar.)
"
& Lake Erie RR-, $i.5u
Bird
3-27
-
'
convertible
$2.90
2
Bank—
(quar.)
Jr.
com.
3-15
2
-4* 2
$1.50
_____
Co.,
4-13
.4-10
-
Y 30c-
(quar.).
Sugar Refining
(quar.)
•
__•
$2.80
preferred
(quar.)_
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)_
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)__-____________i__
-
4-
60c
75c
quar.)
—
$1.12'/a
(1947),
(Increased)—
(Wm.)
iT-:-: 3c
(quar,)_____i__
(increased
com.
5-16
C.)—
Common
Paper—
National
Stores
A
Wrigley
Trust
(S.
6-15
—
30c
1961)
Extra
60c
i-
4,
—
common...
&
r
J
-
Development—
&
Co.,
•
L__
Anderson
4-10
$1.06 «/4-
.___
1
(quar.)
Insurance
(Evanston,
(initial
common
Security
Anglo-Canadian
5-
/ $1.15
__
44-
Inc. (quar.)
Telephone-t-
Ross,
&
capital gains realized in
Snuff
.
6
4-16
Winter. Park
Nsw
Research
6% preferred
.
$5
3-1
(initial)
V 7-
.v
(quar.)
.$1,75
—Y-—, /
25c
Bicor Automation Industries—
■/■//;YY//Y/."//:
Class A (stock dividend)
;/ 2%
/ Bhjdefprd & Saco Water
(quar.i—_______
$1.25
Biederman Furniture, class A—
—15c
Big Bears Btores, class ^A_______
17c
Biltmore Hats/ltd/ common (quar.)
"
/ ItlOc.
$1 class A (quar,)_l__.—
: t25c
Bi^ks Mfg.vCjh (quar.)—_w---Y——
Bird
Machine. Co.
(quar,, ; Y 25c ;
'
interest
9
3-16
Qf»
•
centavos
9
3-
/
Bickford's
12-10
4-2
beneficial
Extra
$$$$? ("slf,
(quar.),.,,,,—
Chocolate,
preferred A
.
5C >
American
Co.
certificates
Wilbur
$1,25
of
Watch
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
Inc,
(quar.)
6
12-20
;
23
3-
.''4-
4-
—
—
American
de-
22 Vac
3-
6-11
American
4- 9
6%
3-15
.4-2
.
of
(Payment
3-19
.
4-
843/sC
—.—
Bessemer
..9-10
American
:
;
8V3C
:
6-20
American
Stamping
Corp.
50c
;
.,9-20
Security Jnvestmeiit Co.
Quarterly
4-27
May 1. following final approval
by
4 the Comptroller of the Currency.
/
Western Tool &
Whiting
11-30
$1.25 y
(from
about
-
6-9
-,9-10
$1.25
4-27
$1.25
&
of
.6-29
12-15
5e
Consolidated, In?.—
5% preferred (quar.)
v/57/a% preferred (quar.)
-
.
American
V.! 4-16
4-20
-
3-20
(quar.)
American
6
5-15
4-16
5c
-
4-
a-
4-
/.//?;///.•/.
Ltd.
3-31
3-15
3-12
5-15
4-27
(quar.)
Shares
6
5-15
,
Ce.uada,
3-31
t
7c
(quar.)__^_
Berkshire Frocks, Inc, (quar.)—.,———
Berkshire Gas,; common (quar.)
4-2
•/';/ 5c/i U9-28
.
Y__„_
President Lines—,
2
Benrus
30c
5% preferred (quar.)
American Realty Trust—
(Me.)—
(quar.
Stock
Y.
4-
;
4-
,
ef
cc.
2
$1
(quar.)__
Telephone
Benguet
Y.)—
_t__
pfd.
2
4-
50c
preferred
4-13
4-
$1.1216":
Hardware & .Mfg.
(quar.)T—
Intercontinental Corp.
(s-a)
3-30
5- 1
4-
40c
(quar.)__—____.
pfd.
(quar.)
5%
6
/ 4-13
'
30c
^
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance
5%; preferred
4-6
6c '"
preferred
quar.)
Pulp
4-20
:i
*
Light
preferred
4-
(N.
/ 7%
preferred (quar;)
American. Surety CO/ Of (N. Y.)
(quar.)
&
4-20
15c
Gas Light—
Pennsylvania
Stock
4-16
25c
National
Virginia
4'/2 %
1
$1.12'/a
Co.
(quar.),
Gas
(increased
Western
5-10
5-
Insurance
7%
Ltd.,
4-
■
8
4-30
$1.1216
(quar.)______——
Storage
Stores,
Kv
6-
4-27
*
/
25 c
15c
(quar.)
1
/ 4-30
75c
Beiknap
3-30
}
:'
$1.40
(quar.)
Bell
5%. preferred
6
5-31
V-
(quar.)
$4.60
Washington
Washington
4-
5c
-
(ouar.)
(D. C.)
preferred
I
3-16
(quar.)
Co.
5-
American
4-12
1
.10c
Fire
American Optical Co., common (quar.)_
American Photocopy Equipment
(quar.)
,4*10
4-30
4-
,
this tlrne^
Warren
(5-10.,
6-8
_____
Smelting
quarterly
Warner
4-13
7- 2
...
National
.
1
:;:?/;/20c// / 4-30
.■//;•/•//;/<■/
America—
5-7
4"14
•
.
5-
10c
.——j.
(increased; quar.)—
ferred at
111.)
American
3-26
12 Vac
(quar.)
of
Wagner Baking Co.—
Payment on the 7%
West
4-14
40c
■
YY-Y
(s-a;),,,^^,,,,
Food
Corp.
Increased
$5
4-30
87'Ac
.
3-14.'
1
4-14
,
$1.25
..
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Sugar
Common
r
4-13
12 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho
•;
1
4c //
__________
preferred
conv.
Inc,
416%
4-13
.3.-30
50c
j,
Corp. (increased-quar.)4—4
United Telephone (Indiana), 5% pfd.
(quar.)
United Whelan Corp., common
(quar.).
Virginia
4-13
;'■/!///' ifu/t
/.' ' •'1/)/
$78Vac. Y
-
Gas
Vanadium
4-13
Fund—
investment
United
4
2
7-
$1.56 %
.
'
Belgium
6-
■
3-20
12'/2c
Bell
1
Quarterly _J
Quarterly/
Quarterly.
/.Quarterly
&
3-31
3-29
;
•'/7%c
fquar,) -i_—;
Co, (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli,
11-30
,
5-
15c;:
,
,
1
4-13
'
(quar.)
8-31,
Van
1
5-
■2%
Y;
i#;5-
3-23
4-15
(initial)—Y
coip.
preferred
preferred
4%
1
1
.
'
1st
Foundry-—
(quar.)__
ft
•
9
3-27
2
-/' 4- 2
—_
—
common
Creek RR.
Bekins
4-
12c/
32yac
5-
=
$3.13
j,
(quar.)-,,
Machine
3.90%
4-13
$1.40
_
(s-a)
(Minn.)
Insurance
Union Acceptance Corp.—
Van
(monthly)
5-
.
$1.49
$1.4216
1
5-
.
$1.2216
ji—
preferred (quar/)—,
Tropical Gas Co., 86.25 pfd.
/
Corp.
5-
5-
63%C
'
;
$5.60
$3.50
Products
5-31
12-10
preferred
'
9716c,
5% /preferred (quftrJY—i.—; $1.25
American Mercury Insurance (Wash., D. C,)
Stock
dividend
.1.
2%
American Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)6c
25c
_
(quar.)
Univis,
Home
9
9-10
Y
25c.
Insurance; Co.' (Newark, N. J.)—
Quarterly-
'
(quar.
$5.70
6-
Y .4-
45c
dividend)
Inc.,. new
Foods^
4.
4-10
t55c
.___
3-28
v
4-16
'
$3
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—______
(quar-)-—
3%%
/Beech
American
American
preferred (quar.)—
$4.90' preferred, (quar.)
(From
25c
-
c
% )>'.
27 y2 c
Y.)
(quar.)
416 %
3-15'
pt:":
;'4-14
$1
40
50c
& Lomb. Inc.
Beatrice
2- 9.
A*- 2;» L
25c
,
$2.55
*6'A %
Casualty' (Orlando, Fia.j—
3-28
:
7c
/ 3-13
4- 2
.
(stock
3-22
3-28
4-10
-
2
4-14
(N. Y.), com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__—_______—
(James B.) Distilling (quar.) ______—•_
Beam
.
3-15
4-
'3-28
XY--L/ //
Co., 4'/2'% preferred
Works Corp. (quar.)
Mfg.
Iron
4%
„
3-15
2
4-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
$6.25
preferred
Bausch
6
5-1
$1.50
,
Bath
-3-
:. '4-10
5-.1-
4-12
Bates
3-16
.
■
2
4-
4-14
>
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.,
4-10
.
.
2
Virginia
Bastian-Blessing
3-31
5-1-
4/2
3-15
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$5.60
3-20
4-16 X
4-
Basic,
3-21
V
4-2
.
■"
$1.06
(quar.)
Scotia
Nova
Oil
A.
(N.
York
Trust
Stock
3-21
5
4-
12-31
20c
Barton's
3-21
2
4-
,
1-15-63
$1.75
Barry-Wright Corp. (quar.)_^
Candy Corp. (quar.)
4-16
-
2
4-
$1.50
'
'
(quar.)——————
California ;N;
of
5-11
4r 9
Quarterly
pay¬
preferred
of
3-15
4-
10c
6-29
9-23
(quar.)___^—
Bank
-
5-11
5-31 •
20c YY
_______
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-30
10-15
-
.
Bank
—-
4-13
7-13
$1.50
Bangor Hydro Electric, common
(quar.)___
7%
preferred
(quar.
—
3-29.
4-20
$1.50
-
4%
75c
$1.50
4Va%
i.-f
_____
(quar.)
4-10
:_u
4%
J
9
ments).
Common
4-30
28c
Gas & Electric, common (quar.)_
preferred B
(quar.)___^.___;_______ ' $1.12%
$1
preferred C (quar.)_.——_•—t
•X 50c
Bahcohio Corp.
(quar.)-—
3-19
-
Assn.,
former
3-16
—
___________
Baltimore
3-19
2
4-
.
_____
Oil
its.
3-30
2
10c
_—
(quar.)_—
preferred
,
5-15
i-VY/
City—-
Ltd, (quar,)
Pipe Line Co. (company
semi-annual dividend
payments
Mountain
3-30
4-11
4-
Piano—
6%
6%
•
1
(quar.)
3-19
.
5-31
ft
approve
New York
:''';;QUa.rterl)Y——i,————4 YYY/YYYY/-YYYDYZ'
Traders
4-11
1
60c
.__/•
(quar.)
3-12
(quar.)__^—'
■>.
Hardware
&
2
,
(quar.)^
common
Paints
2
about
("quar.)u---
1st preferred'.
11-
.
.
5-
6-
25c
■
>
Co.,
11-30
40c
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
,
9-14
'6-1
$1.06'A
1
———
_____
(stockholders
Trust
&
8-31
12-17
6-
40c
,
Bank
9-17
'
Badger
Petrplcum .Corp.
(quar.)
,75c
Corp.; $4r preferred (qu»r.)_i—__ •*
; $i
$6 preferred ^(quftrO,*—$1.50
27»/2C
Anierican Air ..Filter
(quar.)
: V
American/Art Metals, class "A
i1
10c
;
American Blltrlte Rubber (quar.)
Y';-Y?10C>:Y
American Book Co.:
: ,45c
(quar.)i______________
American Cad Co., .7% preferred (quar.)
43%c; '
American
Cement,
comlnon
(quar.)
xY; ioc ..
$1.25 preferred jquar*)
37V2c
$6.25 preferred A' (quar.)_r_
$l.5®^v;Y
American Cohtiumef Industries
(quar.)
,;-2 5 c
$1.50 Y'.
6% non-cum. preferred
American Express Co., Jquar.)
30c
3-23
'6-
$1.14
dividend)
stock
Trade
3-12
4-
6-15
7-23
10-23
12 Vac..' :: 4-20
America
6-15
1
4-27
$1.06 %
,
>
2
5-15
20c
—
____
2
4-10
60c
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)—
4,25%
preferred (quar.)
Toledo- Scale < quar.)
50%
10-
5c
;
7-
■XT«r <'2YV
5c
1
4.56%
Towmotor
3-30
10-
(quar.)
common
4-
4-16
•
—
Edison,
4%'/•
4-16
5c
on
2
40c
40c
—
A
1
1
y
Amerada
Products, new class A (initial)
B (initial)—
_____—';
Stock dividend
class
8-
12VaC
Y/■, Stbck dividend ;
^
4JA%
preferred (quar.)__^—
3-30
—
5c
Title Insurance Co.
of
Amalgamated' Sugar
'
«
Toledo
4-15
10c
—■
3-20
40c
4-
(annual)
tax
Amerace Corp.,
(initial)
Inc.
German
4j/2 %
4-2
140c
Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft—
shares
Aluminum
6
Trust,
—,
B
4-10
2
—
Welt,
Backstay
1
4-
_________
4-
$1.40 per Ain&riC&iv deP°slt share.
Allied Stores, common' (quar.)____—
8-29
15C
class
Class
7-23
4-12
5-
40c
quar.)
11-
15%
Bearer
3-28
'■fx:
.—.I-.
Investment
—
Top
New
1
4-30
5c
13c
—
(initial
$1
*
-
Allgemeine
25C.
(quar.),
X
1
4-13
Thriftway Foods—---——
Tip
8-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62 VaC
Wilcox—
&
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
When
Per
Share
'
(quar.)—_____
A
$1.23 v;
x
5
3-30
'.it
(initial)
Malleable & Mfg
Service,
7-23
'if
k
k
•
pfd. (quar.)
(special)—__
common
series
$1.15
3-
5-15
4%
Marine
1
$1.05 1
—
5-
5-
3%
: ';-i
Initial
8-
$1
"
;/ Class B
12c
dividend
Tidewater
Bacardi
$1 '•
V
4-16
;. 5-15'
(initial)
$2.50 1st preferred A
Babcock
4-23
7-23
$1.37 Va
J
Albemarle
3-30
5-. 1
12 Vac
(quar.)
General
4-23
1
1
—
Power
Paper Mfg., class A
(quar. )____(quar.)__—i.-__—i— :
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling; (quar.)l_^-___
4-13.
10c
,65c
—
2
4-14
-25c
Y
h
(quar.)_—__
pfd. (quar.)
Super Foods Services, new com,
Swingline, Inc. (quar.)____
t'd,,
1
-
non-cum.
Co.,
T.)
50c
pfd. A (quar.)—_
Co., 4.20%
pfd. (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar. )_/i
4.92%
preferred (quai\)__—
Alba-Waldenslan (quar.)
10C
Canada, Ltd.
5-
(B.
preferred
5-
«•••
Alabama
'
Canadian
5%
50c
A
Class B (quar.)——•
Alabama Gas Corp., $5.50
4-13
-
3-30
4-
.
20c
:
dividend
Haute
4-23
8-
:'//
B
Extra
3-30
1
4-10
Y 12'/2 c
——
Sunrise Fund,. Inc.—
Industries
Babbitt
1
50c
Extra
Class
3%-;
Products
Milk
Sunbury
5-
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Co.,
Whatley Davin & Co.
Stockton
4-23
5-
$1
/>.
——
7%
Industries,
<5-1
$1
;——
J(quar.)
A
Class
3-31
15c
10c
>
(quar.)
com.
Suburban Propane Gas, 5.20%
Third
•
'
f
"
(quar.)_—
Ltd., 416% pfd.
Standard Instrument Corp., class A
Standard Properties, Inc
Star Industries, class A
Sterchi Bros.
4-14
?:%
(quar.)
•—
preferred
1st
Standard Fuel
Texaco
(quarJ__
Class
>
pfd. A
6%
(quar.)—
Oil (quar.)
Drug Corp.,
Southwestern
Terre
B
BMC
,—-4. ;'/.* $1
Company'
Name of
0] Rec.
;Y Y
—
Extra
Gas,
Southern Materials
Stock
(quar.)—
Payable
50c
'
-
California
Southern
Sunset
Y
By-Products—Y
A
5
4-
preferred payments omitted at
&
(Common
Stock
Alabama
3-21
Bakeries CO.—?
Southern
$5
Y.
4
Share
'
50c
(quar.)
A
2i
4-15
Company
Monday, April 2, 1962
:
Holders
When
Per
Name of
'
3-28
9
4-
30c
.—
4-
50c
Michigan Gas,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(Hartford)
Mfg.
Southeastern
■
Y-
(quar.)
Skyline Homes, class A
Smyth
When
Share
/■//
Nameof Company
.'J
15c
4-
2
3-15
2814c
4-
2
3-15
-
Volume
■V
Number
195
6147
:
1'•
•
Name of
Company
Byer-Rolnick Hat
Byers
M.)
(.A.
Byllesby
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
5%
preferred
ly'.' '
CTS
(quar.)—;—l-'i vv:'
(quar.)
Corp.
f
.
-•
>.
i
4%
preferred
Electric
California
$3
(quar.)
preferred
Power
Co.—
(quar.)_
Financial Corp.
California
Subject
to
vy-5'y-)'** <:?•!•.."■!-}: «'//>.''■
75c
•
5- 1
;
a
.
the
by
of Corporations
April 2 ■ '
t.
Commissioner
stockholders
California
and
on
Water &
.New,
common■#;.
.$1.20
preferred
(guar.)——'-—---—
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25. preferred
(quar.)
(initial)—-——
.•
$3.50
17 Vic.
Oil
&
Gas,
Plastics
Columbus
.
&
V
4- 9
t'
pfd.
Ohio
(quar.)
Electric
_—
(quar.)
split
Camden
stock
•
4-18
10%
:
.—-
| 2-for-j.
a
,
,
r
<
,
their annual meeting)-—,
Fire Insurance. Assn. (N. -J.)
(s-a)_
»
,
,
Camden
Trust
(N.J.)
Co.
3-19
60c"
35c
(quar.)____—^—
4-10
5-1
.
4- 2
.
-
.
•4y4%
preferred (quar.)-;
Packers, Ltd., class
Canada
Class
B
Canada
(s-a)
Steamship
Increased
Canadian
City,
N.
•
.
4-14
,.
Lines,
Corp. y(quar.)
Extra
t90c
3-12
142M»c:v
(quat.)yi-^--y^—^
V
j-J
clasg A. .(quar.) ;
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce—
Quarterly ■
;4-;2
r
*
4-.2 y.
4-16
;
4-16
$2c.
common
(quar.)
3-30
,.
3-1Q-
!•
8-3t
3-30
4-
xquar.;)C.U—-—yr-j-tir.L^-.^—-a,
-
U—y.--'
y
Celotex Corp.,
;:
(quar.)-_-^,_».
Gas-is'.Electric—
Hudson
4-35%
$i:l2}fo
preferred (quar.)-----.-,-—L———a
Illinois'Eight'
-"
*
'
4Yz%
preferred (quar.)
y—
———
4.64%' preferred
(quar.)-.
$1.24
5
Gas
'
6% preferred y(quar.)
Central National Bank .(Chicago)
{$1.59' preferred
■■■
5.44%
--
:
4- 2
15C
preferred
(quar.)_:
the. Ritz,. (stock
of
'Chartered Triist
Chemical
Bank
Chemical
Co.'
New
37Vac
,5-1
35c
Trust
Co._—
3-20
Zellerbach
Cuban
3-13
American
::'4- 2
4-16
4-16
(s-a),
3-30
f
.
preferred
A
15c
1—
(quar.)__1—-
—1
Quarterly
Christiana
7%
Securities
preferred
Churchill
Stero
.Quarterly
—
Quarterly
20c
>
;
3-30
•
(initial
quar.)
1
.;
-llVic
;5%
preferred' (quad.)—
Stock
.-4-2
4- 2
j
.;',-.$25c
;: y 45c
(quar.)_
City
Gas
Co:
of
Floridp
ioupr.j
1-10
."
3-15
1T
4-
1" !';1
6-1 ;
2
$$1.62 y2
5-
1
4-16
Federated
Federation
Bank
$1.75
Co.—
7-
2
6-18
Fiat
y$1.12Vi'
1_
25c
$1.20
5-
1
4-10
First
$1.12
5-
1
4-10
Light—
"
-
,
r
'
'
(quar.) __—____—!____
preferred' (quar.)
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
'
;I* $4
1
'
.
i
10c
lc
2
Corp.,' 3%%
Industries
;
preferred
A
____^
4-15
First
5
•
•
12- 3
Denault
Limitee,
Detroit
&
;
3-12
Edison
Co.
Giorgio
-.v 4- 5
4-
1
1
1
Corp.
-(increased
S.)
'
A
Sons
&
3-16
First
4-
5
4-
l'/4c
iy4c
y:
Inc.
10-
y 5c y
4-
3
;
Ltd.
Dominion
Canada
Dominion
Corset,
5
.(quar.)
Inc..
4-,'5 *
-
3.13
3-19
3-27
,
General
Dominion
-.
5%
Ltd.
noncumulative
Bank
of
Bank
7
10-
c
Trenton
5%
4-27
37y2c
15c
4-
2
3-14
6-
1
5-
3-5
2
3-16
Stock
.Food
the
3-30
1
3-16
5-
4-15
3-15
Foster-Forbes
5-15
4-13
Foundation
Worth
Fram
Corp.
Glass,
Comnanies,
4-7
4-2
4-16
3-31
4-
3-16
5-10
4-6
7»/2c
4-16
37y2c
39c
$17V2c
(quar.)
5-15
Class
,
.
'
3-16
4-30
'.a
,
.
3-30
,4-14
;
4%
$44c
3-15
5-
1
4-
,
9
2
4-20
1
13-30
!
4-26
1y 50c
3-29
2
3-16
4-
pfd.
2-
12V2c
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-19
luc
14- 2
3-20
5-
1
4-12
22Vhc
4-
2
$1.05
4-
2
3-16
75c
(quar.)__—
4-14
$1.25
5%
4-
2
3-23
4-
2
5%
'
-
•
7
10c
20c
4-20
4-10
$12V2c
4-19
3-29
4-16
4-
(quar.)—
•
& Co.,
A
:14-15
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-
2
3-16
15c
6-21
5-31
30c
4-
2
3-
$1
6-
1
5-15
4-
2
12J/2c
class
3-31
.3-31
3c
:
common
-
5c
1
2
4-15
5c
'
1
4-
4-13
10c
:
3-15
3-31
4-
$30c
(s-a)
2
2
4-30
20c
(quar.)
.'
Inc.< (quar.)
3-20
(quar.)
27'/2c
Ltd.
.'
Trailer,
3-16
(quar.)_
preferred'(quar.)—
Garrett
4-16
3-30
Gas
3-16
Gateway
_
„
2
9c
(s-a)
(Charles E.)
'Fruehauf
4- 2
$25c
3-15
4-
•
1-
•
2
3-30
•
$42y2c-
Frosst
4-27
,'v 4- 2
12c
B
Frito-Lay,
3-15
2
3c
Extra
«'
2
4-
1 75c
/• 10c
'
Extra
4-10
5-1
4-
5%
(quar.)_
(stock div.)__;
Fresnillo
Company
Friendly Finance inc. (Ky.), com.
1.
3-30
1
15c
;
:
Manufacturing
83/ic
Bank
(quar.)
Fraser
.,
6-15
Trust Co.;
Canada
10c
net
3-
1
J.)—1-1.1,'
;
common
Co.-of
Frantz
(quar.)
2
7-
(quar.)_____
25c
from
4-
Y.)—
25c
N.
"i
9
3-15
.(quar.t*
N.
3-
75c
(quar.)
Vernon,
2
4-2
'
Transit
4-6
_
4-
50c
Supply
4-6
.
3-26
Utilities—
5-1
1
3-30
4-23
2%
Co.,
5-1
:
4-16
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 V2c
(quar.)
3-28
10c
;
;
Stores, common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, class A (quar.)
Fort
r
3-16
4-16
5%
West—'.yy;
Fair
3-29
45c
1
50c
(quar.)
Investment
$4.20
>
1
4-13
5-
dividend
4-16
/
6
56V4c
Albany, (N. Y.)
Metal
Puolic
4-
5-31
4-
7y2c
y 60c
;•
(quar.)
F.)
Boston
National
Porter
&
Florida
4-2
3-30
6-15
27!/2c
(quar.)
•
preferred
'Florida
3-5-
-t
4-30
4-15
.
1
3- 5
4-2
1
9
3-13
4- 2
5-21
3-31
3-
/Fischer
X
1
5-15
; 50c
(quar.)_
(Toms River,
&
6-
5-
4-
55c
(quar,)_!
Y.)
(S.
(Mt.
3-13
3-19
1
4-16
<
27c
(quar.)
(N.
(Chicago)
Bank
2
6-
30c
4-20
Industries—
preierred
4-
; 4- 2
Banking & Trust (miar.)
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)
Surety Corp. (stock dividend)
4-30
1/
22'/2c
5-
25c
1
Dairies, Ltd.-^-
2
3-19
5-
(quar.);—
;
(quar.)_
3-
283/4c
Business
.
4-14
r
1_
-
Freightlines
Light Co.
(quar.
(Columbus, Ga.)
*
7»A4
2
4-12
5-15
First Trust of
2%
—
(initial)____^__;
Fund,
2
4-
9
5-15
First
2V4c
corn,
3-
3-
/
5%
First
15c
,1
—__—
Manufacturing Corp.,
- Sl.,56 preferred (quar.)
2
Pensylvania
First
50c
y
income)
Dinettes
2
dividend
Stock
7-5
8
,1,
(quarterly
4-
City)
4-5
7- 9
.
ll/4c 1
;
3-10
.1 4-
75c
3-15
4-9
3-23
4-2
,
/ 30c
comixion
of
1
3-15
y-
3-16
32y2c
Y.) (quar.)__"
National Realty & Construction (Initial)
First
'4-10
2
3-31
9
4-13
$15c
•
(quar.)
National City Bank (N.
.First
5
4-30
4-
,
,
Lta.—
__
y
Co.
35c
;
National Bank
(Oklahoma
4-
.
4-3
15c
Stores
$12yac
;•
(quar.)
First National Bank
3-16
1;
4-25
$15c
(quar.)
Shares,
Mines,
2
$1
8c
Dodge
Dome
2
4-16
.
50c
Forests
(J.
National
r
quar.)_
Corp.,
70c
preferred
4-12
(monthly)
dividend
Quarterly
4-10
4-
87y2C
1
,1,
;
(quar.)__
Corp.—
Trust
Financial, Corp.
Stock
First
4-10
1
4-16
9c
(quar.)
Tunnel
1 /1
5-
4-
25c.'
.
93%c
(quar.)__1
Fruit
Dominick
;
A
■(quar.)
National
Dillon
17 Dixie
3-20
1'
Canada
investment
.
class
4-12
4-30
6
V25c
First Flight Co. (stock dividend)
First National Bank of Ealtimore
3-30
,
5-
"1v
20c
'
(quar.)
4-30
Quarterly
$1
(quar.)
(Walt) Productions (quar.)
Diversified Industries, 7%
preferred
1/
2
-4-15
,
6-5
'
$1.06
preferred
35c
27c
Insurance
National
preferred
3-23
.
National
•
5-21
4-
split :/
(quar.)
First
Dividend
11-15
4-
Fund
First
_____________
Disney
3-15
11-30
preferred
6
$4.80
■'■« 6-11
(quar.)
common
Connecticut Small
3-26
J___
(quar.)
&
General
Fireman's
9-
5-21
5c
25c
3-15
Co.
6-11
1
quar. i_
6%, (quar.).
Assn.
2
;
3-22
4-19
75c
tquar.)
Financial
$2.25
'
20c
1
1
3-15
4-
-
(quar.)'
&
Dierks
'
Metal
First
3-26
3-19
4-20
"
.'
,*
9-17
3- 5
3-5
4-10
62!/2c
(quar.)
Department Stores
4-. 6
(quar.>_
.1
preferred
4-30
—
A
,
2
1
1
:
2
.4- 61
114-5
.
9
*
9-28
;
50c
y
:
A
(quar.)
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.
ii'l
■
3-21
2
4-
(quar. L
.
4-
„.
15c
,
series
4-
$1.75
_^:
*
4-13
4-
5-
Mfg.
*
4-13
1
4-
__i
4*.5
4.60%
5-
4-16
22/1.1
(quar.)
Paper Board,
4-20
7c
Corp.
$1.50
8-15
4-
Federal
5-1
>
37y2c
Mortgage
Monthly
3- 9
9
yec
12V2C
Insurance
4-12
•
5-15
' "8-31
20c
3-12
vs
^',(■
(Canada),
Co.. (quar.).
National
12-28
Common
•
$1.25.
'
1
Federal
Federal
3-
2'/e
Corp.
20c
115c
Diamond
1-31-63
;
2
2
-
3
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Rubber
50c
Airmotive
4-10
City-National Bank (Englewood) (quar.' 35c
-"4-2
Clary Corp., 5V2%' preifcired (uuar.._^!
___1
"TBvsC ?
4- 2
3-20
10-10
'i s
4-
V 4-
;
$5c
3-20
3-20
,
5
4-
20c
(qixar.)
Brewing
Faultless
3
6-
$1.16V2
:
pref.
4-
3-15
dividend) 1
five-for-xour
a
Products
4-
6-15
3-15
V.
(s-a)
i!
Family Finance .Corp.
3-16
4-13 "
4-13
"
H
20c
-(Seattle)-—
:
■-
4-14
1
(stock
RR.
common
preferred
Fed-Mart
$50c
1st
(quar.)
Power
.17-10
*$1.25
Yard—
Citizens-Casualty Co. of N. Y., class A_
Class B
<—r.—_l_—
;
~
4-30
$1.25
,
5%
y Falstaff
-
3-19
.vy.y.t?■■:;y .yy.'.yy.•.;yi->y 111 v.".. -I''
7,- 5
Dextone
10-31
v
..
4-13
"
Corp.
Brassiere
Foods,^
10-5
.Detroit
; 7-31
;_y_——1__1___-$1.12
Union
1
4
25c
$1.18%
' '
Quarterly
6-
25c
'
1
preferred-: (quar.)
Cincinnati
1
$14-2
11——Jy-—1—_y_
Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar,)——
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone—
'
11
25c
-
—
v,':»4-14
4- 2
-
12Vic
fill"• > ■'::
Fairmont
1
3-23
2
6
25c
Corp./(quar.)
50c
Daryl
Dayco
2
9-
y,
2
1
5-
.
■i
4-14
4-
6
4-14
-
Co.___*__*_____1;______
Form
Convertible
3-20
.
5
4-
6V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
,/Di
' 4-
.
9-20
V
3-
(s-a)_*:
Ex-Cell-O
1
2
45c
..
Co.i!(quari)
approved
(quar.)—
Dana
8-31
'11-
A
Oil
Exquisite
2
4-
■
27'/2c
Co.—t;
Heating
Plantation
3-16
(quar.)—,130c
(quar.)_:___
*1;
Dan River Mills, common
(quar.)
;'y
5%: preferred (quar.)__
.
-25c
—
—„
4.75% preferred
(quar
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i_
Cincinnati. New Orleans 6c Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
'
9-18
$1.75
Ewa
4-3
5-
5
;v
(quar.!)___
1 4'/2%
;:.
yiyvyyiy.:;; -:y;' •.■'•fll
1—1—1—
(j.—*.—
—
' 6-15
20c
Co.—
"Quarterly
Cincinnati Gas &
9-20
"11-21
j
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.25
Class
•
-
'
3-30
;
$1.25
-,
3-
\\
till
A
Dallas
;
3-15.
&
4-13
/-/.,■
,
1
>
2
90c
Special
Equity
4-
-15c
Oil
Stockholders
3-19
,
4-
;(quar.—.—:—$12>/2c
State
Enamel
8-30
.
4-, 2
12 Vic
;
,
Ltd.>
4-10
12%c.
■
(Del.)—
.
(quar.)_—___
preferred A
(quar,)—1_L2
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
5-, I
1-
50c. 1
.
$1.12Va
Empire Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (initial
,y
.
$2c
"
1/
3-16
4- 2
1
-
25c
-Semi-annual
3-30
5-
$1.50
(quar.)__
com,
Products, Consolidated
&
Empire
3-15
1
$11
Nut". Coi-pl of America
Manufacturing
Emco,
2
3-16
5-
7VaC
Williamsport
1
3-15
4
$1.75'1
J
_1
Instrument,
Assistance
4
3-15
2
4-
't
25c
Electronic
3-28
2
4-
Quarterlv •
y !
4-19
-
4-
»
25c
(quar.)___L__
Electrical
l,
•
4-15
3-20
j
Elmira
4-24
t
B
Stop
Elder
1
2
22V2c
•
.
Electronic
3-20
5-
is'
(quar.)
3-19
4-15
4-
Steel
3
4-
7J/2c
1
3-19
4-
12l/ic
•
5%'
1
10c H
Products, common (quar.)_i__
4y2% preferred (quar.)_-
7-28
"
—
5%.
2
5-1
,
V2 %
Elastic
8
4-25
Y.) (quar.)
1___
common
:
5-31
4-
$30c
Ekco
'
6-8
4c
—
,
2
4-
4
Class
8
6-
;
2
4-
,1
6-
8- 1
-
-
7-
$1.62Vi
(quar.)
(Toronto)—
Iclass
3-23
6-15
.
(quar.)
A
System;
5-15
4-15
(quar.J
preferred
Class
Dallas
3-15
.
____
'7- 2
•
>
V
y
2
20c
»
—
.
7- 2
•
•
■
EICO
$$1.30
..
'
Co., "common
preferred (quar.)
Transit
2-26
1
37'/2c
preferred
(s-a)
Economy Baler (quar.)
3-
^
;
InO.; (quarterly from pet *
yy '
Corp.. class A (quar.)
;,1 >investment. income)'' -wlr^^lyiyy—yjilillsll
4%c. •• .14-16.'.- .3-28
/' Dayton & Michigan RR., common
(s-a)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
• .C.
8% preferred
(quar.)
4% %
preferred you'ar.)*
1—Z
- $1".12%
4-15 '3-30
-1
DeMun • EsiAte
Corp. 1(quar.)__,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
..
' •
y
•
; u
1
' II
/
Quarterly
;
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
———1
87y2c
5-1
4- d
Quarterly
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.,'lOc- i
4- 5
1
3-20
Decker- Nut" Mfg._Chicago Great Western Ry., common (quar.)
25c
4- 6
> 3-16
Deere & Company
(quar.U
^__j.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St." Paul'& Pacific RR.
1
Deltown Foods, Inc. (quar.)________^___.
'Class A (quar.)
_1—
__1
:
$1.29
: " 6-21
1:. 6- 1
Stock dividend-...
1
2
$4
4-19
.
y.'5- 7
(quar.)—1—,
D C
2'
6-
(stock
Common
;4«>-2:;:1i..-3-"2
.
t-y
(quar.)
(quar.) 1_
4-
dividend)100%
Laboratory, Inc. (Delaware)—
" r 7.
Economics
11?
22
4-
,
1
Mfg.
Class
Fund;
'
-4-
';
&u Trust
dividend)
preferred,
Clothing
Class A
-
f;
___._i.__;
3-15
.
5-21 y
12Vic
cl. A (quar.)
(quar.)____A
Sugar
2-26
?y2c ■;}
?<quar.)
3-15
y:
4-- 2:1
;
.
$1.13
'Common •-(quar.)_11_;____1_i_l_1__^-.—___/
y
6-
4-2
.
70cu,
^
A
2
class A (quar.)_1__'___
Savings & Loan (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Ecnlin
3-30
;
6-14
-
Common
3-30
4-16
10c
J$1.37Vi
.
Curtis-Wright Corp.—
,4-20
4- 2
,
4-16v
•
•
40c
(quar.)
4Vi %
•
"4-16 yV
3- 2
:
4-20
•'
4-16
,
1
preferred
3-31;
5-1
20c
>•
.
37Vic
7%
3-31
.
preference
6
20c.yy 4- 21. 3-12
class A> (quar.)___»
Ltd.,
4-
3-15
'
y^ly-yvyy^.lv'ly./l.i
-
Corp., $7 pfd. A (accum.)
<
$6 preferred B (accum.)_
;
Eastman Kodak, common.!
1. $3.60
preferred (quar,)*
3-20
4-13
Co.,
3-27
2
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
4-10
4-10
»40c
Eastern States
4-
4-5
?1;.11 y4c,.
Corp;
la..,
y:57Vic;5-15i
7%
3- 9 '
3- 9.
5-
32Vic
(Toronto)
Co.
5%
Corp.,
Eastern Stainless
r\
j
25c
(quar.)
International,
6y2%
;
$1.12y2
' 4- 1
3-5
,4%y
,-4-30 ,* -'4-8
;
50d
' 4- 2
.3-15
1"
70c >
4- 1
3-li
—
2
*'!•''
./I $1.25.1:;;
Crown Zellerbach Canada, Ltd.,
1 Crown
Daffiti
11—„_T__
•? 11: $1
$40c
(Toronto)
quarterly^
Trust
:
dividend)—
xquar.)—i_L—
York
3-'9
*3- 9 ,'
4-14
2nd
Charles
Increased
Crown
Class-A
■
I
5
(quar.)
Bank
'
;
.
.
1
y;
Xquar.)
5
4-
:
4-25
'
.
$1.75
A
2
4-10
.
4-
1__j_y.
;
h;1;
6
4-
,25c
(accumulative)
Racing Assn.—
4-
1
'
Co.
preferred
Eastern
4- 5
1
-
•'
12V2c
:
—
(quar.)
class
Gas—
Can
5« 1
.
.
Crown Life Insurance
.
(quar.)_
...
(quar.)
class A
Corp.,
Natural
Canada
5*
$1.04
(stock
Preferredy(initial)
County iTrust (W'bite Plains)
4-2.3-9.
:4- 2 -,' 3- 9^ I
4-.2c
'3-. 9;'
4.15%
4V2%
;
3-30
.3- 9
yy
Co.;
Milner
Eastern
5
"
.
A
4-
I
'
Crush
4- 2
-
preferred A (quar.)—L—• 68c
preferred
(quar.)—-__y--y.-^_,-—
$1.04
"4.75%preferred' (quAr.lyy—_,y—
$1,18
Century Acceptance Corp., com, (quar.) y—
7c
.70c: preferred (quar.)—__L.—i—17V2C
Champion Papers, lncV
.
,
Crossett
.
50c
___^;
yl'- Class B
(quar.)_—
'4 Crossway Motor Hotels, Inc.
_
3-. 9
4-15
$150.
$1.40 preferred B (quar;)-jyCentral Vermont Public Servfbe—
,
y
2
5-1
.'
3y2% pfd. (1945' and 1947 ser/)v(qpar.)_1. ,87Vic
Curlee
—
—
'
,
4-. 5
,
*
,
-
4^>2
'
$1.19.
preferred.; (quar.yy
BIV2C
preferred
(quar;)—ly.-j—
y$1.15.
preferred
(quar.) y___—$1.18%'
preferred ;:(quar.)-yy_-y-i—- $1.31%.
Central Securities Corp.—
4-: 0
,
4- 2
.
2^c
'
——
Central Kansas Power, 43A% pfd.. (quar,)—Central " Maine Power Co.
*
4.60%
>
"
-
$1.12*4.
$1.16
,
"'5.25%
3-15
4- 6
:
4- 2
' :
.
; 4.75%.
:
7 %
.
Dumas
Duquesne
Sit
.
(quar.)
Finance Service,
Class B
(quar.)
(
1
Co.,: common
preferred (quar.)
4-
4-25
:
5%
(initial)
(quar.):
Credit
.' 4- 2 V 3- 9
■' .4-' 2
,,' 3- 9
$1.18% y ,:4- 2
.
.4.96%
.
,,
' 4-26
"4-16
$1.0834
3.50%
.3-15
2
'4-30
Stores
1
Power
9
3-21
4-16
87V2C
*1—1
Eagle Fire Insurance (N. J.) (stk. dividend)
$1.12 Vi
County Trust (White Plains, »N.
Craig Bit, Ltd.:
'
'
3-30
3-23...
';>.yyy
Central
.
T
3-30
;'.V4-",.2.;;;.V3-I5.v':
25c!
y_y._,____
Indiana
Cornet
y
y__„
;_
(quar.)
3-16
$1.13
Company .(quar.)
Corp., 6Vi% pfd.
Co.
(quar.)_
Inc.
(quar.)
3-
2
4-30
c
15c
t
$1.12Mi
Chemical
2
{
•
(quar.)_____—_u__
preferred
9
4-
3iy4c
(quar.)
(Peter)
Products
9-
12r
\:.41 Vic5y.' 10c;/
4-
4
Insurance
1
>
3-
,
2
2
4-
1:10c
•
3-
4-
.
(quar.)
$1
America
1
3-15
4-23
..
Duro-Test
(quar.)__?_
National
Corning Glass Works
4-27
4-
(L.. L.)
Corn
5-15/ ;
1c. ''y4^.3.;;
4 Vspreferred; (;quar,)
'4.75% preferred .(quar.)—_i__-.y.___^.-.—_y
Central
Cook
of
Laboratories—
preferred
$3.50
Duke
4-14
50c
•
3-23
4-
iy4%
Life
Co.
Film
Dubois
1
r
.
35c
4- 5
(Chicago): "(quar. )
Controls
•
3-15
.
.".4-13
-40c
•;
Industries
Connector,"class
Continental
.
.
j
4-27
25c'
.
y
(quar.)
Y.)-—'
(N.
Co.
3-15
(quar.)
Eastern
dividend
Cooper
<
preferred. (quar.)__
.
"
2
$1.50
61V4C;
«
Gas :(quar.)_.
Continental;Insurance
3-2
.
.
5%
Cenco -Instruments5- Corp.- (increased)-4
Central, Aguirre, Sugar
(quar.—
5% .preferred
-/
.
3-2JL
-.3-21
2
6- 1
:.
;
t5c.
Cooke, Inq. .(quar.)35c
•y
Central
.
•
Stock
y
4-
;40c
3-23
20c
.4..
(quar.)_
.Continental/Illinois
3-30
2V2c
participating preferred (quar.)__
du Pont (E. I.) de NemouTs & Co.—
$4.50
Co.—
(quar.)_
5-11
2
5
K(qua;r.')1._^--.AliAA__^_1wy:1,;^$1.04t
preferred
Continental
;
yyA^'lA. :$
4- 2
..
tlOc
(quar.)
dividend—
(i
'
4-
15c
lc
Stock
$4.16
2
6
•
—
/Extra
;
4-
.4- 2..
4- 2
•
.
Cato Stores
•'
3.-3Q
.
5-
Carrington (C. S.) Co. (quar.)
7c
Carson, Pirie & Scott.
•
,
y': ,4xk% .preferred.(quat.)j'$1.12Va',
•
' 3- 7
3-16
1
4-
$37%c
"
Mining______
o
3-29
4-16
6-
$3
$1.75
$4.50, preferred (quar.)_
$4.52 preferred" (quar.)
'
L___,
L\
"
3-29
$l5c
60c
9
-<i 4-13
v
1
4-
(quar.)_^_iA4—$1.12l/2.,
;
preferred
preferreid
-
12-15
4-30
.
3-
:.''..20c 1
Du-Art
•
6-
9-15
yy
2
2
4-16
$1.50
(quar.)
common
preferred
$4.52
't::»,j$4.i6
3-7
:
..■yA-JJO.
$1.05
.
.Cofrp.".(quarterly ' from
Ltd.
-
2
$4.50
■ yy
•
3- 7
4-23
$1.25
——
$50c
(quar.)
(Extra
Duffy-Mott
.
4-
4-
,
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—7' ."I-"
Class A
(quar.)
;
6-15
I-;: J50c ;;
7 Vic
(quar.)
(increased* quar.)_.r_____
Power,
3-
1
Dravo
4- 2 " ; 3-30 "
5-15;' j 4-27 "
•••>
t50c
(quar.)
Co., com. (quar. )^._.
preferred B (quar.) _x—_—;
Consumers
3-16-
-
Coal
Corp.
i
10c
v;
Consumers Gas
::
.3-15
>
y
,4-$0
,
.
41c
j
r
Corp.,
Consolidation
:
,
•
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Asbestos
'
Draper
Vy 3-20
>
4-11
5-
$35c
i
(quar)__
J;1''■
Rock
Products
(quar.)
Water: Co.,' class A_:
convertible, preferred (quar.)_
6%
r v.
(quar.)__
(quar,)>-il^—
&; General
Extra
.■:
Consolidated
y
,
Ltd.
3-22
4-20
1
$$1.75
Consolidating
3-22
>
' 4<» 2
'yl- 11V4C
/Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.
3-30
.• <
4- 2
,":4-.,2
-
Lfght,
&
$4.20;; preferred
Castle &
1
v
$5 preferred y.(quar.)__1^__yA——
Consolidated- Natural
,
3-15;
2
4-
'0uarantepd
Cassiar
12Vic
.((l
Electronics
1
5-1
3-26
5-
$25c
1""
(final)__
(s-a)
Brewery,
2
4-13
$iOc
(quar.)
Chemical
3-23
$1.37'/2
Ltd.
Rockaway RR.
Dragon
4-
5-
Industries
Dow
4-10
(quar.)
1
Co
3-k6
(quar.)___
common
Dow
3-30 ,1.
9
3-23
4-13
$20c
Ltd.
3-30
y
3-
4-16
$6oc
Chemical, Ltd.—
3-26
"
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Edison
Consolidated
5 Vi %
preferred • (quar.)—_—y .$$1.25
4%
preferred (quar.)___—_y-__——
$$L
Canadian Westinghouse, Ltd. (quar.)_.:—U5c
Capital. Plastics, ThC.-r.—______—10q'
Caressa, Inc.'
Jyy—
1—:———'—''
12y2c
P'oWer
yy
..
5%
Carolina, Cllnchfield it Ohio Ry.yfr-,.
Consolidated
2
$17V2c
Coal
&
&
4-16
~
4-16
25c 11
1"
Power
T/c
1
10c
y
Consolidated
:
.
(quar;)__
>
-5-., 1, y;.4-10'..
2' V; 3-' 8
.
investment
Light &
42.04 preferred
;;l4-:
.
8% ' preferred'
4-16
8c 1
(initial
$2.06 series E preferred
;
-d-Hr;
-
145c
:5-. 1 '
Industries, Ltd., common—;——
110c.;
4-30.;.
•v
i7%% preferred (quar.)
:1933/4c
4-13 ;
Canadian Insurance .Shares,-Ltd.^_,-^-;'_^i.y .: y''$$2; V :4-2
Carriers
^
,
2r28,
V; *
^:. 5-1.
115c
.
Cos.,
4-10
4-30
preferred
common
1
3%"'
$1.31 Vt
—_—____
G.)'/ Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)___
jv Connecticut
•
3-15
4-13
:$20c; ;,;;4->;2
,.
—
$5 preferred
—
(Toronto)
(C.
KTew
3-9
■
Carolina
.
3-15.
Canadian
Oil
Dover &
(quar.)
.Connecticut General Life Insurance—
3-9
,.
Assn.
7%
*
•
.3-15
4- 2
;•
common
Canadian* Ice Machine,: Ltd.,
Canadian
Dover
5-
,
.
—
Breweries .Ltd..
3-30
5-15
(quar.)
Development—
Steel
Tar
Textile, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
5-
8c
1
y^yj'y.; V;-:y1-':l;^/yy yl
V 40c
4- 2 ,y 3.-20. y
(quar.)i__1
6%
■:
-
(quar;)-^—" $37^20,
'5%. preferred(quarr.^$1^5,
Canadian-'-Cahners, -'75i5( class1A' {quar;>___- "tl83/4c
Canadian General Electric, Ltd.—4
•
')
"
''
'
New
common : (initial
quar.).^.,_,.y—
. J5c
Canadian General Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
J31c
vi'
1
&
4-16
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominion
3Uc
J.)-—
t87V2c
4- 2
3- 9. y
$2.00 preferred (quar.)
$50c
rv;4- 2;3-15,
>y: $1.90 preferred (quar.)l
Ltdi—^ Connohio. Inc., 40c preferred
:
semi-annual
Canadian Bronze Ltd.,
■
(s-a)
Conn
>
3-20
1
$$1.12y2
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
5-
„
:J}—
PermanentyMortgage
Canada
$1.06V\
187V2c
^u——■ ~r-—-
A
v.;v
3-28"
.
Life
"1$1
3
y.;, 50c/ J
,
.;'
■
quar.)__-—
Machinery
Quarterly
Quarterly
,,
7-13
*
—
(initial
Shoe
Confederation
,
3-15.
3-30
Camloc. Fastener (quar.)
.___
.
12%c
,;4-13
Machine
«s-a)
—;—r__
12J/2C
7-31
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (incr.-quar.)
tlOc'
4-27
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—
v. y
■
5% preferred B (quar.)
-1'—1—"—--/It62%c 1 4- 2
Canada: Flooring; 'Ltd., class ;B (quar.j—yy '
/.$15c,
■; -4v 2 '
Canada' Iron Foundries; Ltd., comniort„:
f25c
4-2
Campbell
Compo
t
4-6
5-10
__11
Research
Preferred
.
3-19
1
10c
Metals
Trust Co. .(Jersey
y y Community
..
,
4-18
at
Dominion
4-16
5-
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Dominion
6-13
4-
"
5c
—-
,
.
7%
Glass
* 4-19 '•
31V4C'
____
dividend);
,.
.
:v
—y----
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•XStockholders
approyed
•
"
(increased quar.)___
Commercial
»
2>•;'.! 3-16 » '■■■
$15c
$37V2c
:
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.25
Commercial
1"
5-1
4%%
Dominion
5-
15c
;
-
3-16
&
5-
Common
(quar.)
Commerce Drug
,
■
18c
v
..
]' 4-20
3-30,1
v
;
——
Southern
'
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$40c
Foundries
Common
When
Share
Ltd.,, common
(quar.-)_1___^
preference
Dominion
6-30
87Vic
(quar.)___11______1___
By-Products
Colorado
Colorite
4-9
Products
Craft
Colorado
2nd
-
•
Company
Fabrics,
5-15'
30c
(quar.)____
College Life Insurance Co. of America
4-13.,.
y,_5-15
2
"'••.(indianapolis)'
Color
»*3-19
3-19
I
4-
$13.25 ' ,""4-
_____
common
5^
bOc
(quar.)
-30c ^'5- 1 v 4- 9
I
Quarterly
31c' ; 5- 1 /
4- 9
.; V Commonwealth Edison Co., common
3iy4c'
5-, 1 y, 4- 9
,5.25%. preferredv<quar.)
.; ;-^i$L32 - preferred'5-'J.-.;';91'y
Commonwealth Theatres Puerto Rico
Califomia-We8tern.State_ijifp Insqran.cep- v
l'u, c' j
f ' ( Commonwealth Water Co., 5y2% pfd.
"•
25c
,
—
Corp.
2 1
2
.
.
Co.,
44-
SI
—!
International
preferred
Per
Name of
Dominion
(Atlanta)—
annually
Colgate-Palmolive
Holders
*'
■
y.$L75w
Insurance
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
'1l
;
4-20
—
¬
■
■'
(quar.i
Life
When
Share'{Payable of Rec.
"
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,
,
Corp.
(quar.)_—
Telephone— 'y'/'/v';::I'l-iyi/l
Packing
California
200%
r.
^
^1:
;
Combustion
;
^ ' ' v
; ,
Engineering
(quar.)
the 1.yj-'"'.I y••
e;
' v y r1 ,< Commerce1 Clearing House (stock
New
'.'-I //%.••• ,1/iy iV/Ty'll/" V,lls
common
(Initial)___
•
;r.
y
,
dividend)
California
(stock
approval
the
+$1
—
Increased
/
3-31*
3-16
3-19
3- 5
3-5 —
3-5
4-16
preierred
States
Coca-Cola
V-
4-16 ;
;?.4- 2:;;;;,:
4- 2
4-2
.—
2nd
Coastal
;
11-15 wi
,4-20
.
ode
Eid
corp.,
Calgary Power, Lta;-, common (quar.)
$10c
5%' preferred
(quar.)___—_________—tSl.25
1,14%%
preferred
(quar.)____
$$1.12%
4%
5-15
8-15
■
:
y.—-<>■' 12V5»c
(quar.)
Eumontun
&
>•',
4-10
-r
12- 1
;3iy4c
-——
'r
'■
Calgary
5- 1
6- 1
9- 1«
5c
'
(quar.)
Per
,
"""
of Company
Name
Cluett, Peabody & Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
3-30
4-16
pfd.. (quar.)—
3iy4c
'1a;—3iy4c
(H. M.)( 5%
5%
22V2C
,
'
13
(1557)
-.
•*'
Payable of Rec,
Share
~
--
Holders
When
per
*,
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
,
.
Transportation
(quar.)
(initial)
10c
25c
12 %c
4-10
4-20
3-23
3-31
4-
5
.
3-1
Continued
on
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1558)
14
.
.
Monday, April 2,1962
.
-
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
.
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Previous
Range for
/
r. :
Highest
44% Jan
16
55
Dec
52VaJan
3
75
Apr,
17% Sep
25
i
27% May 16
Jan
3
68
Deb
Jan
3
24% Jun
3
21% Oct
33 Ms Nov
3
24 Vs Jan
43% Apr
..75 y8 Feb
.
7
30y« Jan
21
3
70
Mar 28
3
19% Nov
29
16
Jan
4
36% Apr
21
30% Jan..
2
9
11% Jan;
5
86% Dec
12
70% Jan»
8
;
Jan
18
8
v
70% Feb,
8% Sep
109 V* Oct *;
.
14% Mar
23'
73% Nov
16
61 y« Nov
29
3% Nov
24
-
•84
a
4,
,«
90% Jan J, 2
•
19% Mar 15
30
62 y8 Jan
5 V* Mar-24
3
32% Jan
6
35% Jan
17
16% Feb
20
.
9
Alco
29
31 y»Jan
29
93
11
91
Jan
4
9%, Sep
8
15 y2 Apr
4
10% Jan
2
32 V* Jan
4
53% Apr
4
36 »/4 Mar
9
Jan
50 y4 Sep
4;
Nov
24
2
90 y2 Mar
19% Jan
66 % Aug
3
3
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
36% Jan
3
'52% Apr
13
Oct
11
70% Nov
31
44
Jan
Aug 11
14% Sep
19
Oct
25
Nov
17
26% Oct
Mar 21
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Jan
,4
Allied Chemical
15
44% Jan
31
Allied
9V4 Feb
5
Allied
Products
6
Allied
Stores
66% Feb
3
16% Feb
19% Mar 30
Jan
95
23
26% Mar 28 -V
7
30% Jan
12
Alpha
Portland
49% Mar 20
Alside
Inc_:
26
28% Jan '
81% Mar 30
57% Feb
15
:
17% Feb
5
\r;
4
Cement
•
56»/4 Nov 30'
19% Dec
19
69% Jan
98l/4 Sep
58% Sep
69% Nov
•
3
38% Jan
,
„
Mar 27
108 3
65
\-
16% Mar 23
.
46'/a Jan
29
Mar 16
18% Jan.'
4
51% Mar
-
2
•
5
.
.
American
41% Aug 29
49
37%-Mar.23.-
61% Apr 17
34% Jan
4
39 V8 Jun
Jan
36
28
Nov
42y« Jan.*
38% Jan.
5
42% Jan-
53
7ay4 Jan
97% Mar .28
Jun
7*
19% Jan
25 %
29 %
Apr 21
47% Jan
59% Jun
48
Feb
«4
Jan A 4
93
3&% Sep- 29
2
50
29% Jan- 20
Oct
25% Jan
.■
47 % Jan
84'
45
20
64
'6
37% Mar 13
31% Oct
23
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
4
12% Apr
18
24
Jan
13% Jan
99% Jan
6
33%
9
Nov
30
81% Oct
13% Jan
•"
1
68a Jan
27 y4 Mar 30
NOV
21
27
83
Jan
14
34% Jan
16 y8 Jan
2
Nov
22
*0
«•:
8
45% Jan
10
51% Mar 30
19
A
49 y2
Jan
18
81V* Dec ;
29
46% Sep
41
,
Jan
62
3
12% Jan
28
Dec
19
25
33% Jan
16
Jan
54% Jan;
136% Jan
60% Jan
119
3
:;
Jun
63
2
May 17
45
36
Jan
Feb
3
93
&
&
Chem—No par
Std
Sany
—100
American Seating Co_
American Ship Building
32
131% Nov 22
Jan
17
Jan
30
86% Mar 27
127
Jan
2
36% Mar 20
Co
Vs Jan
4
American Tobacco
134% Feb
19
6%
Tel
&
Tel
preferred
Jan
8
Preferred
27
Mar 28
Preferred
19
May" 11
13% Mar 15
27
45% Jan
11
5
28 Va Jan
29
17% Sep 25
27% Apr
17
30% Nov
1
27% Jan
3
58% Apr
38% Dec
21
44
Jan
3
33
Nov
20
33% Feb
2
90% Jan
13
37
Jan
65
17
48 7/8 Nov
17
28% Nov
30
see
.
page
33% Mar 29
Preferred
American
Ametek
AMP
series
5 V2 %
5%
Zinc
25
series.
Leaa
shares
4
15
37% Jan
2
Amsted
52% Jan
4
Anaconda Co
7
37
Jan
4
7
37% Jan
4
Mar
23
93% Mar 20
Ampex Corp
;
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
Industries
33%
37%
-17%
18
86
.
"51
.16 y4l
5iy4
45 '/a
V
45
•
900
3,000
41,000
2,900
22 ya
46
16%
,
52,400
16%
;
152 y2
*151
.
50
''
28
27%
28
38%
27%
20,900
*
68%
21%-
17
152%
38%,
38%
r
46%
16%
44,700
39
38%
"
4,800
4,200
16
soy8
16%
*151
35,900
..
59
:.-A57%
•
/?77,300
v
,
3754
.17 y8
17%
'
,,2,500
33
36
56% "57y4
16 y8
,.
:•,••
104
*85
38
a:
.
32%
.
86%
700
18%
231%
18%
23%
*100
*10,000
38
38
7,300
2,100
*
2,200
43ya Mar 30
497/8 Feb
9
24% Feb
8
Apco Oil Corp
*125 y2
127%
*125%
21%
22%
22 Ve
22 %
89 Vz
90
87%
90%
89%-
90
3,400
38
38 V*
37 Va
37%
3,100
39%
38%
•*
39
28V*
39
V*
35%
130%
129%
130%
86%
90%
87%
90 V*
131 %
130%
132 y2
58%
59%
24
24
24 y8
29
28
26%
26 Va
36
131%
130 V*
60 y2
58%
24
24
29
*28
26%
59
26%
26
*24 y2
26
36
V*
1
14
14
14
53%
53 Vt.
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
26 y8
34%
34%
34 y2
34 y2
47
47%
47
47%
34%
34%
34%
34%
18
177/a
27%
17%
26%
24
20,900
2,300
29
100
27
*26%
27
530
26
*24%
26
*28%
29
*
"•
-
14
53%
53T'e
54
3,100..
33%
33 Va'
33%
8,400
14
*
'
14
•<
1,300
18%
18%
18%
29,900
28%
28
28 74
27%
28%
18,100
34%
33%
34%
47 Vb-
,
18 V'a
~
4,200
34%
34%
34%
47
47%
47%
47%
4634
34%
35%
35yB
36 V*
.34%
34%
<
^
14 '
33%
"
'
59%
53 %
18%
r
790-
132
58 Va
24
,
33%
i8 y8
74,200
24%
"28 V*
53%
28%
132
84,000
91%
60
-
24 Va
14 Ve
53
V2
131%
59
•
*24%
,
14%'
53%
17%
•
91
*26%
52%
26
•
91%
131 %
27
26
130%
9oy4
'
3,200
129 «/2
128%
129%
28 V*
»24»/2
36
35%
36
35%
35%
129%
93%
90
35%
131 y8
33%
1
V34%
34%
-34%
94
*92%
94"
*9234
94
-.'43%
44%
5,000-
18 V4
19 Vu
8,500
.'"
36
28,400
1,940,
-
34%
"*92 y2
34%
'
34l/2
34%
95
*92%
44%
44%
-44..
44%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*92%
94
•v
■
21.80
60
17,600
22
90
•
__\_1
——_i
128 y2
22%
No par
Sc ,Co
800
127%
127%
89 %
14 Va
50
—
127% '
92
*90%
91
90
90%
22%
Corp__—6.25
$4
preferred
Anderson Clayton
25.
Inc.
:
17%, Mar 26
.
:
'•
23%
104
-
74
28%
y4
*24 y2
V
Anaconda Wire & Cable___—No par
Anchor Hocking Glass
Jan
.16%
23%
2,500
21,500
73
27%
A-
90
26 ya
_No par
37V2 Jan
34
v/18%
2 8 Va
22%
*28
t
__No par
endorsed
►125
58%
Smelting—1
20% Jan
92
•
100
:
11,500
/,
38
*37%
-
74%
27%
11,000
11,400
9%
37%
37%
;-73%'
,
A
14;000 '
,
i;■A
19%
195/B
9%
-68 y2
90 y2
90
89%
24
?5
&
33 V2 Mar
.
I,
-
:,'34%
*
9
-
21%
130%
5
30
26
56
*33%
19%
.J 19 %
49
100,
45,500 1
A 3,000 1
-
71%
69%
150 V*
150 V*
150%
91
126
35 3A
25
Beries
Inc
Inc
com
150 V*
39
25
Co
46% Mar 30
16
21% Nov 15
15
Mar 30
6%
Corp
26 Va Mar 27
May 22
93% Feb
54
Viscose
33 Va Feb
3
44% May 22
45 V*
Apr
4
For footnotes,
17 y8 Jan
15% Feb
-
56%
*33% V34%
22%
38 Va
,
49
71
7iy8
A
39%
38%
128%
*
100
29
34 V* May
^0%
A 56
>•
54%
49%
•-49%
:
,
;
:':yA A. 10
,
69
38%
-
46
.
90 V*
12.50
2
-51% Nov
90%
46%
v
22
25
common
14
4
49%
*88%
46%
22%
38%
126
33%
American Water Works
22
*48%
49%
49 V4
'
_25
Co
American
13% Nov 21
1,200
32%
28%
*89%
1
:
25% Mar 19
22% Sep
25
common
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
American
25% Mar 12
28^
*88% > 90%
151 A
150
non-cumulative preferred_l0u
2
19
28%
480
6%
Co
61% Mar 23
Jan
29%
8,400
American Snuff
j
4
27% Feb
3,300 '
151 V-i
12
25V4Jan
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8
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27 y8 May 17
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2
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common,—
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81% Jan
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6%
2
23% Mar
18
—2
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Alleghany Corp common
5
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31%
prelerred
38% May 16
26
25 y8 Oct
,
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29 y2 May 15
110
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42
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41
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4
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55
12
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29
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20 V* Aug
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7
4% Feb
24
Jan
—_1
Industries Inc_—_———25
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
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Air Products & Chemicals-—2—,1
84 y» Mar 15
Mar 14
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3
10% Jan
80
53
76 >/4
Adams
21
March 29
54
Acme Steel
2
22 % Jan
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16
'23% Jan.
.17% Mar 27'i-
17
15
.
Jan
.
Sales for
Thursday-
March 28
75%
—
PRICES
Wednesday
53
Corp:
SALE
Tuesday'
.
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ABC Vending
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March 26
Par
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Abbott
9
33% Feb
•
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Abacus Fund
16
Jan
21% Jan
8
.
Mar
17
22
NEW
EXCHANGE
81% Mar
6:
66 ys Jan
5
55
4
3
17% Mar
~
22
17
Jan
69
7
38
Mar 12
52
21
LOW
STOCKS
W
Lowest
.
.
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1961
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
"rJ '
•
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44
•
17%
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3434
.34%
2,900;
■
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44%
44 -
44 .: ;
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17%
18%
v
Volume
Number
195
6147
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1559)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 % Jan
Highest
39% Mar 29
Archer-Daniels-Midland
343/a Jan
16
38% Feb
Arizona
19
9
66
Feb
13
37% Jan
53% Aug
3
49 % Jan
8
57% Feb
5
73% Mar 15
2
3
47
Mar 22
Armstrong Rubber
16 y8 Mar 22
18
Jan
12
Arnold
23
Jan
4
20% Jan
87
22
Aro
8
33% Feb
26
Arvin
28% Feb
20
Ashland
47
41% Jan
18
46% Feb
20
Jan
8
1093/4 Feb
9
Jun
98
53 % Jan
82
213/4 Jan
■
Nov
2
70% Jan
16
21
108% Feb
80 % Jan
2
Oct
23
26 3/8 Jan
27% Jan
16
16
10
Jan
2
10% Jan
19
46
Mar 12
49% Jan
4
54
30
86% Feb
5
22% Jan
26
5
24
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
23
45% Mar 29
23% Mar 30
27% Aug
2
22% Jan
8
8
223/e Jan
25% Feb
30
19
3
68% May
2
16
May 10
7% Mar 29
3
5
Atlas
Feb
23
Atlas
5%
3
17
Feb
20
18% Jan
Jan
2
5% Jan
8 % Mar
15
59% Dec
15
493/4 Jan
23
18
11% Nov
9
10% Jan
2
17
12
3A Jan
3
19 % Aug
15
14% Jan
2
15
37% Mar 28
20
41% Nov
34% Jan
17
94% Jan
4
103% Dec
11
12
91% Nov
17
98% Jan
85% Jan
5
82 % Jan
-23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
24%. Jan
22
47% Jan
19
22 % Jan
33% Dec
26
Jan
18
36 Va Jan
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
Feb
1
48% July 10
323/4 Jan
30
37
Jan
2
13
35 3A Nov
21
27% Jan
24
343/s Jan
11
33% Apr
4
Nov
30
463/4 Jan
3
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
46 % Feb
27
52% Jan
29
Beam
91%
*89%
91%
*89%
913/4
'89%
91%
41%
41%
41%
42%
413A
413/4
53%
413/4
54%
41 %
53 %
533/4
54
2,300
53%
54%
543/4
53%
86
86%
54'A
86
86%
86
86
13,200
86
23%
24%
23'/a
23%
23 3/8
233/8
23
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
&
19
9
21
Products
Iron
Bath
Bausch
Lomb
&
Baxter
48% Jan
16
88
Nov
17
66% Jan
23
Cigars
14% Jan
4
20
Jun
2
17 Va Jan
4
Mar 30
17
17%
17%
•243/4
25%
25%
23%
25%
700
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
?
233/4
24%
23%
26%
273/a
233/a
263%
27%
17,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
28%
27%.
40,300
28%
28'/a
29%
28%
303/8
28
29 3A
94,600
5c
8
7%
12%
,
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73A
73A
53%
53%
53%
53 %
53%
53%
53%
52%
53%
16Vs
15%
16 Vb
15 5/a
16
153/4
16
15%
15 3A
18
183/a
11,200
29,900
17%
18'/a
173%
18
173/4
18
173/a
17%
27,200
16,900
13
Corp
36%
37%
100
101%
102%
100
*92%
100
No par
com
B
37
433/4
38%
38%
39
18%
18%
17%
18%
80
80
79
79
80
19 3/s
19%
19%
19%
19V4
19%
1
22
22%
*22
22%
22
22
*213/4
10
53 VB
53%
*53%
53%
53%
54'A
533/4
10
363/a
36%,
353/4
363/a
36
36
1
32%
31%
32%
30%
31%
No par
55%
55%
56
56
57
48%
48%
47%
48%
69%
10
:
Inc
Distilling Co
Feb
19
22
Beech
34% Mar 23
Beech
prior
(A S) 43/4%
97
98
28%
136
100
pfd
Corp
...
69
350
1
*90
18
1
RR
/79
69%
691/a
*310
350
97%
97%
28 %
92%
*90
18%
2
Beech-Nut
223/4 Feb
9
26
Bell
&
Gossett
92%
18%
18%
Bell
&
Howell
Co
733A
73%
73%
74
1
Co
21%
21%
2IV2
2
173/4
173/4
17%
No par
^
37%
38%
,
*34
35
1
39% Feb
15
48% Mar 13
40% Jan
24
17
40% Jan
18
May 15
142% Jan
140 3/4 Sep
1
12% Jan
3
23% Dec
71
6
84
Jan
148
2
42
Feb
151
Mar 30
Jan
10
86% Mar 27
29
64
7%
27% Mar 14
3
Jan
9
71% Apr
18
31% Sep
22 3A Jan
26
45 3/8 Apr
10
333A Feb
23
39% Jan
2
25
19
26% Feb
7
Bliss
16% Jan
4
36% Dec
14
Mar 23
3
12
28
3
Mar 13
Jan
32% Jan
43% Mar
9
5
573/8 Sep
7
22% Jan
30 % Dec
21
26
Jan
29
18% Jan
23% Aug
8
20
Feb
26
19% Jan
36% Apr
7
23% Jan
2
55 3/8 Feb
79% Nov
27
63
Jan
22
Jan
49 % Dec
12
42 % Jan
24
35% Jan
35
26
48% Jan
5
40
53% Jan
56% Feb
80% Oct
23
Jan
15
84
26
Oct
26
16% Feb
27
22 Va Jan
91
Dec
4
79% Jan
8
79
6% Mar 22
3% Dec
12
7% Dec
27
8 3A Jan
3
14% May 15
Jan
3
11
6
48
Jan
4
May 18
8
Feb
Jan
9 % Jan
20
12
88% Jan
3
86 % Mar 14
150 %
150%
25%
873A
*85%
60
60 3/4
59%
60%
591/2
59%
343/B
351/4
34'/B
34%
34 Vb
34%
2.50
25%
25%
25%
253A
25%
39%
40
393/a
393/4
39-
No par
441/4
44%
43%
44Vb
44
501/4
50%
50y8
51
50%
65
46 Va
82
83%
*82%
,83%
3%%
6
87% Feb
Boston
doBton
5%
14
Bucyrus-Erie
Oct
24
17'A Jan
153/4 Feb
8
80% Oct
31
853A Jun
8
3
48% Sep
13
Brunswick
Budd
$5
Mar 15
193/s May 17
133/4 Jan
2
18% Mar
8
67
29
52% Jan
17
6l3/4 Jan
29
14% Dec
29
22% May 10
3
24% Nov
13
Jan
22% Jan
24
16 3/4 Jan
22
153/8 Jan
2
25% Mar 29
73 % Jan
3
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
80
Jan
18
85 % Mar 14
62'A
61%
613/4
611/4
94
94%
94
94%
94%
39%
39 3A
1131/4
113%
39%
87
393/4
♦85
87
♦85
87
*85
87
393A
40%
40 VB
401/4
114
113%
114%
114%
114 %
*91%
92%
92%
92%
91%
92
40 Va
>114
40 »/4
1151%
10,100
210
331/8
35'A
333/8
343/4
343/8
353/8
34%
35 V»
33%
34V4
158,800
No par
591/2
593A
59
59%
59
59%
593A
593A
59%
59%
1,300
5
18%
18%
183/8
183A
183/4
19
18%
19 »/4
18%
19
10,400
8
14%
*84
15%
16,300
Co
common
preferred
No par
15
85
14%
*84
*38
153/8
60%
13
14%
85
39%
14%
*84
38%
15%
85
38%
15
15%
15
*84
85'/a
*84
85%
*37%
39
37
37 Va
80O
6%
6 Va
6 Vs
6
6%
.—5
15%
15%
16
16 Va
15%
16
1
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
:Nopar
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
12%
12%
12%
12 3/4
123/8
13
12%
13
13'A
13%
9,000
1213/4
122'A
11J9%
122'A
120
115%
117'A
25%
25%
12,600
3,600
27% Jan
3
44% Dec
19
383/8 Jan
5
53% Mar 26
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
21% Jan
9
24
Feb
28
10Vb Jan
2
16% Mar 12
Byers
1
10
Co
5
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
Bush
Terminal
Co
(A
-
Co
M)
Sep
18
36% Oct
31
28% Jan
8
323/4 Jan
2
California
Va Jan
3
8% Nov
30
53/b Feb
20
7'A Jan
3
Callahan
13% Jan
3
22% Jun
5
15 % Jan
2
18 Va Feb
8
Calumet
11% Apr
4
18% Jan
12
12% Mar 28
15% Jan
3
77% Jan
12
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
21% Jan
4
83% Jan
25
7,900
61%.
94%
15%
24% Jan
16
2,700
94%
623A
93 3%
6%
23
Jan
61%
621/4
1,200
15%
20% Feb
26
61%
941%
7%
11,000
6'A
27
8
3,500
613/4
943/4
7%
8
15%
Apr
24% Jan
7%
7%
8
29%
37
page 25./
*73/8
7%
*86
2,100
73A
7%
*113
4Va
10%
7%
871/4
4
10 Vb
7%
*86
4
6 Ve
26
see
4
8Va ,
8'A
10% I IOV4
15%
Jan
27% May 22
8
10 %
29'A
23
footnotes,
4%
10%
2.50
1
90
For
4 Va
8
10%
16%
23
3"
4%
,8
22%
Jan
.
8
10 1/8
1
84
3
/.
3.33Mi
19
9
8
25'A
85 Va
71
90
223/4
53%
22%
16%
Apr
13
4 •
4%
10%
23%
85 Vs
*69
*89%
22%
52%
86
89% Feb
8
5
2
52 % Jan
*4
>
1
100
100
100
1
B
26
l
3,000
17
60%
13'A
Jan
12
14,200
92
16%
603/4
13
Feb
15
18
92
39%
81
27% Feb
173/b
92 %
39%
68
122% Mar 27
18%
91%
92
preferred
3Va% preferred
4%% second preference
26
17%
92 »/4
91 %
4%
5
11%
93
Burlington Industries Inc com
Mar 30
140
17%
91%
92
Bulova Watch Co Inc
__
82'A
17%
92%
No par
Pipe Line Co
Co
82'A
171/4
10 Va
15
Corp
Buffalo Forge
Bullard Co
Bullock's Inc
41% Feb 21
13,000
92
100
10
100
Inc
Co
9,200
45 Va
17%
1
!
3,600
65 %
x45 %
923A
3.50
3
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
Shoe
*82
24,400
17%
2.50
Bristol-Myers Co common
3% % preferred
213/a Feb
3
100
82
51%
92
1
25
Maine RR common_No par
<sz
2
4
Inc
preferred
Brown
81
100
Stores
Edison Co
Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
2
Jan
5
common-
Briggs
114% Mar 28
11% Jan
Inc
Braniff Airways Inc
23
43 3/a Jan
Food
Borman
2
May
21% Jan
1,900
65 3A
Mar 20
Mar
4,200
65 Va
13
12
44%
453/4
25
103A Mar 22
43%
46%
3
48 % Feb
44'A
653A
13% Jan
85% Jan
44
46%
Buckeye
6
13,100
65
25
18
39'/a
82
61% Jan
51% Dec
37%
46%
17
90 % Jun.
39%
65%
553/8 Jan
43% July 27
253/B
39
46
28
2
26»/«
39%
44 3/a
65
Dec
23Vb Jan
25%
34%
25%
5,100
253A
60
2,300
463/e
59
4
59%
34%
66 %
5
28% Apr
59%
34%
46
Corp
preferred
Jan
1
60 Va
343/4
653/a
Club
Co
35
Feb
900
3,800
59%
87
7.50
Inc
Borg-Warner
3
2
106
25 3A
6,700
52 3A Jan
30
151
*85'A
3,200
33% Mar 26
Nov
25'A
873/4
28'A
8
131
26
28%
74% Mar
4
150 Va
25%
*85%
28 3/a
17
27
150%
253/s
86%
28%
Jan
•
150 Vb
253A
861/4
28%
993/4 Feb
Jan
150%
253/B
863,4
28 %
44
13
1501%
263/8
26
*85%
28%
26
5
150%
150'A
5
100
50c
800
28
99% Feb
8% Jan
106,400
281/4
91% Mar 27
„
6,100
43 3A
26%
10
28
44%
42%
1.25
97% Oct
Nov
413A
423/4
433/a
20 Va
30
31
*41%
44 %
43%
"
35%
8% Mar 13
84
41%
44
433/8
37,100
51
Jan
2
41%
44
42%
2,300
13/8
35
68
8
413/b
43
125%
1%
50%
12
Mar 30
41%
43%
42%
125%
20%
23
Jan
42
421/s
1%
35'A
38% Feb
37
41%
43
1%
20%
110% Jan
13% Jan
300
41%
.1%
20%
13
81
1%
42%
128
33%
28
19
127
1273/4
1%
441/4
1%
50%
Dec
Jan
126
127%
42
126
341/8
Apr
,
13,800
51
20%
45
12
9,400
52%
51
50%
112
29
67%
51%
51
34
10
Jan
663/4
53%
51
20%
11
18
67%
523/4
34
11
9
67%
53V4
20%
78% Jan
.
67%
511/4
34
30% Jan
4
52%
2OV4
106 % Jan
83% Jan
66%
*51
34
93% Mar 23
63
53%
51%
20%
6
56% Jan
67
52 3/8
33%
7
1
2,300
20%
22
673A Nov
3
4,000
1
4% Feb
2
29,700
72>%
5
93/4 Jan
6 3/4 Jan
18%
35
5
11% Feb
15.
713/4
'A
*501%
128
72'A
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
3
Jun
921/2
Boeing Co
2
103% Nov 21
3
64% Jan
14
Mar
18
*34%
1,300
1
Borden
19
*90
1
Jan, 2
11
183/4
35
Bobble
5
Brooks
18%
•34%
43%
Co
70
Jan
67
92%
10
Book-of-the-Month
21% Dec
76% Aug 31
*90
18%
35
41%
8
100
28% Mar 12
48 3/8 Jan
92%
1
common
Co
W)
18,100
40c
Steel Corp
Laughlin Inc
(E
137
2
35% Mar 30
213/8 Jan
&
10,900
1353/4
1%
Gypsum Co
Blaw-Knox
28
137%
27%
1%
preferred
Bliss
59% Dec
1138% July
Mar 19
263/4
137
126%
Inc
Co
130
28 %
136%
100
Inc
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
54 % Jan
41
•
&
Bethlehem
97%
2 pesos
preferred
Consolidated
Bestwall
3
793/4 Jan
20
29
Aug 18
Best
5
473/8 Mar 15
433/4 Jan
97%
350
5,500
51
42% Dec
97 Va
*310
11%
53V2
49% Apr
1,800
*96%
350
11
51
7
693/a
11%
53 %
3
68 %
11
1
13
5,500
69 Va
*310
11
8
Sep
2,400
48 3A
11
11
39 Va July
6,300
56%
48%
11%
50% Jan
39
30 V»
56%
48%
30,300
45% Jan
33% Jan
30%
57
36%
16
conv
30%
56%
48 Va
34%
22
$4.50
30 %
400
37
593/8 Sep
' Nov
Benguet
3,300
36%
.
l3/4 Feb 20
36
371/4
66%
128% Mar 23
35%
36 Va
67%
2
36 VB
373,4
67%
25
1,600
36
36V2
5
Jan
54
22
Bendix
l'/aJan
53%
17 %
31
■
54
22
753/4 Jan
118
22
17
5
19
*21%
22 %
63% Jan
11
1,800
22%
%
17%
31
Dec
2,300
19
17%
Jan
1% Jan
79%
19'A
22%
72
50
79
19 Va
17%
28
common
80%
21%
Jun
preferred
1,600
79%
19%,
17%
11
5%
18
213A
11 Ve
Beneficial Finance Co
28
1,600
3,600
18
1734
11%
15
97
43%
39%
19
*18%
; 213/4
1
Corp
183/a
683A
350
50
72%
Bell Intercontinental Corp
133
370
94
731/4
14
s_
*90
*341/4
433/4
*92%
72
12 % Feb
55% Mar 15
27%
10
Corp
96%
135%
*34%
Belding-Heminway
19% Feb
Savers
68%
*310
28 %
136 %
35
*43
136%
28
137
50
81
Life
69
*310
2.50
Inc
.
48 3/4
100
preferred
Inc
Aircraft
Creek
553/i
12.50
common
Instruments
Beck Shoe
32%
"
100
Co
Mills
Beckman
48%
2
2
3
36 %
101%
38 %
10% Jan
3
363/a
100%
43
5
1% Jan
37 %
1013/4
18%
16% Apr
119'A Nov
363A
101%
39%
Corp
B)
Foods
Beannit
2
223/8 Jan
52% Jan
37%
1013/4
43%
29
,
36 3%
101 %
18%
103/4 Dec
53
12,800
373/8
38%
4
4
8
1013/4
1013/4
50% Jan
12
1,600
153/a
343/8 Mar 30
33% Jan
17
53
69% May 25
48% Jan
12%
1
1
25
58
12%
9
Sep
46 %
3,000
17%
25%
Inc
(James
Beatrice
29 Va Mar 21
Jan
12%
17%
*243/4
preferred
95
12%
173/8
25 %
Inc
4% %
•
12%
12%
Laboratories
9
7
12%
410
*24%
common-
Works
conv
29
27,000
*17%
Corp
3%%
27
6,400
2%
173/a
Inc
2
Jan
23%
2%
12%
.
9
Feb
86%
22%
24%
Corp
Jan
32% Feb
86%
2%
1
Oil
Jan
18
86'A
23%
2%
17%
stamped
71
87
50
24%
Co
Ohio
328
6
12%
.
No par
Elec
&
21
1
17
*89%
42 %
Inc
24
8
3,600
90%
*43
27
Dec
12,800
47
*39
31% Dec
353A Feb
10%
46%
39%
35% Dec
27% Jun
10%
47
43
19
87
35,900
10%
463/4
43
Basic
6
27%
10%
47
39
4
2
263A
10%
46%
*43
Jan
19
27%
10
47
4% non-cumulative preferred_100
Preferred stamped
100
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
1
59
Oct
26%
10%
46%
1
1,000
233/s Jan
Jan
27%
103A
24%
24
17% Apr
26%
26%
10%
24%
20% Jan
31
27%
27%
48
24%
8
81
5,600
24'A
27 % Aug
1523/4 Jan
72%
24%
3
2
72
241/4
8
26
72%
24%
473/8 Jan
23% Jan
71%
243/a
18% Feb
119% Feb
71%
100
Basic
12
71%
4,500
5
27
660
71%'
32%
20% Jan
Nov
109
32
16
25
*107%
32
18% Jan
159% Dec
108%
32
11
3
600
107%
32
213/4 Dec
Jan
50O
103 %
109
31%
3
87
43'A
32
15% Jan
17% Mar 14
26%
43'A
*103
31%
Barber
100 % Mar
8,200
26%
43%
32
8
96% Mar 28
.2,000
26 3/4
103 %
25
853/4 Mar
100% May 15
26%
*43 %
25
24
11
<
31%
62% Jan
94% Jan
*107%
"
103%
43
($1.20)—No par
Wilcox
Common
70% Mar 17
Jan
263%
1033/4
1
common
Gas
Baltimore
20
63% Feb
43
120
93
52 % Sep
325
26%
103 %
3,700
30%
10%
26%
20
pref
T)
&
44
22%
30%
47
1
(B
26 s/8
22
303/4
93
22%
Aug 30
71
26%
*43
22%
94
48 3/8 Feb
82% Nov 27
30%
♦92i%
483/4 Feb
316
30%
17
94
2
6
30'A
16 Va
♦92 %
2
Mar 16
22 %
94
19
51% Jan
*16%
22 %
30
•
17%
22
90%
Industries
preferred series
preferred series C
Jan
275
26%
♦16 %
41%
common
prior
Baltimore
Jan
59
16%
22
'
18
61% Aug 29
30
16%
No par
RR
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
37
Mar 22
30%
com—4%
Oil Tools Inc
19
53
30%
16%
273/8
Baker
25
Feb
21%
10
Electronics Corp
293/4 May 18
63
Co
Corp
9
13% Max*
21%
1
Line
Nichols
4%
33%
3
*
16%
21%
100
4%%
30 3/a Jan
2
21 Va Dec
Corp
5
Mar
1,600
17
preferred
6
94
150
47
100
Babcock
9
Mar 20
104% Mar
4
87
*46%
10
Babbitt
18 3/4 Mar 16
58'A Feb
*86%
47
100
Chemical
Avnet
I2
10
Oct
86%
46%
Avco
303/e Mar 29
9
86"%
47
common
Conv
13
36 % Jan
72
87
463/8
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
2
28% Feb
71%
*86 %
463/4
series B preferred
Austin
2
25% Mar 30
313/4 Jan
72%
87
46%
preferred
$3.75
12% Mar 26
13% Jan
13% Jan
4%
86% Mar 14
2% Mar 27
11% Jan
71%
86%
46%
2.50
City Electric Co
3
5
27 »a Sep
Atlantic
81% Jan
12
72%
87%
46%
71
4
27
72%
*86%
i
5
71%
25
4% Feb
4,700
7,100
No par
Refining
14% Apr
17,700
73
:
Investment
Atlantic
30% Jun
54
16,800
72%
108%
15
29
53
108
57% Feb
30
55%
107%
17
11
17,600
53%
•
723%
preferred
52% Jan
Nov
68%
55 %
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
90% Mar 26
2% Nov
66%
54 %
107 %
1st
Coast
21% Oct
70 %
54%
104
Atlantic
May
68%
53%
103%
22
84% Oct
69%
54%
43%
433/a Jan
3
68 %
54
103%
5
Jan
68%
36%
26%
Jan
76
393/4
36%
43%
41
60
39
36%
103%
2
3
39%
36%
1
21
42% Jan
38%
36%
preferred $1.50 series_No par
Dry Goods Corp com
1
87% Feb
July 14
39'A Dec 20
39
36
72%
Inc
48% Feb
83
38%
36%
67
Oil & Refining common
Associates
Aug 24
29
4
38%
36%
69%
2.50
5.25%
Shares
38
363/g
Associated
28
103/« Nov
3
;3
93/a Jan
105% Jan
July
March 30
67%
Co
Corp
Industries
2nd
the Week
Friday
March 29
1
Corp
18
Sales for
Thursday
35 %
common
preferred
Jan
115% Dec
Co
Constable
29
110
273A Jan
$3.75
25% Jan
102 % Feb
3/4 Jan
„
28% Jun
Jan
3534 Jan
4
Mar 27
PRICES
2.50
Co
5
82% Jan
Cork
HIGH SALE
March 28
10
Service
433/4 Jan
Armstrong
363/a Dec
69% Feb
17 Ve Feb
16
AND
Wednesday
38 %
steel Corp
Armour &
Co
11
6
May 22
19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
Feb
10
Public
Tuesday
March 27
38
Armco
85% July 28
Sep
35% Jan
5
713/4 Mar 15
46
Jan
13% Mar 16
22J
-
623/4 Jan
74% Oct
78% Jan
20
No par
30
793s Aug
Jan
Monday
March 26
Par
34% Jan
43% Oct
20
LOW
STOCK
12
37 % Sep
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
43 3 8 Apr
3
67% Jan
50
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
&
Canadian
Canadian
Packing
Mining
Hecla
Corp__
Corp
Inc
Breweries
Pacific Ry
Ltd
119%
26
122
26 »A
*87'A
88%
*49
50 Va
70O
16
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15'A
15%
8,000
60%
60 Va
60%
60%
61
60'/a
61 %
2,500
13 Vs
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13 '/a
24%
24%
253/b
25'/a
25%
24%
25
85%
*85 %
86'/a
85 Va
85 %
*85%
86%
*69
71
*69
71
*69
70
*70
71
89%
22
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89%
*89%
90
•89%
90
90
90
22 3/a
223/s
23
22%
23
22%
22%
50%
48'A
50 Vs
48%
49%
48%
49 %
2,700
132,000
22%
16
22%
22%
22%
22
22 Vb
22%
22%
1,300
16
153/4
153/4
15%
16'A
16 Vb
16 Va
1,700
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29%
29%
5,300
6'A
5,700
24%
85 Vb
13'A
118
253/4
253A '
87 'A
87 V4
♦87
88'A
♦87
88%
50%
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50%
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25%
26%
6
25%
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26
88 V4
9,000
60,800
110
110
60
4,600
30
50 Va
50%
50%
10
No par
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
ll'A
10%
11 Va
10%
10%
12,800
25
24%
24%
243/a
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
15,800
16
the CommerciaVand Financial Chronicle
(1560)
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1&62
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
2
30% Jan
24
6
12 % Feb
6
20
3
36
.11% Jan
4
48
5
16% Jun
Carborundum
11
15 % Mar 30
Carlisle
Power «fc
96
Jan
8
13
57
Jan
22
62% Feb
52 % Mar 30
39% Jan
30
24
45% Mar 14
Jan
40
May 19
49
47*4 Apr
28
45% Jan
36% Nov
24
32% Jan
15
,46% Feb
1
Oct
9
13*4 Apr
3
6% Dec
25
74
22
Oct
;
52
6
V
30% Feb
1
V
Mar 13
2% Mar 19
70
95% Jan
May 23
Jan
11
97
29
Jail
3
32 % Oct 31
40% Aug 15
89
22
115% Jan
Jun
28
124% Jan
81% Jan
22 *4 Jan
Mar
129% Mar
42% Feb
30% Jan
8
18% Jan
19
20 »4 Mar
58
Jan
29
68
Jun
5-
25 Va Jan
9
45% Jan
July 12
6
72
Jan
7
Oct
20
3
Nov
24
24
Dec
8
Sep
7
Nov
28
57% Jan
18
Dec
17
Sep
18
Feb
38
Jan
24
Nov
25
Jan
4
Mar 16
Nov
16
30 Va Nov
8
May 17
20 y2 Jan
3
Dec
9% Jan.
7% Jan
15 Vb
21% Feb
35
Jan
38 y4 Feb
98 y2 Feb
Products Corp
Gotham
Chadbourn
27
41% Feb
16
29% Feb
8
J,
8
6
60
Jan
4
11
98
Jan
11
10% Mar 22
13% Jan
20
Mar 30
Inc
19
Class
38%
60%
61%
26%
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26%
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26%
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26%
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26 y4
19V4
19 »4
19%
19%
19%
19%
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,
v
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80
12
18
3
26yiOct
3
38
27% Dec
22
38% Mar 21
17% Feb
l5%
.
3
64% Feb
2
Mar 12
24
5iy2
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80
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80
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51 %
80
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33 Vb
33%
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98%
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99
98%
99
*98%
72
72
72%
73'4
20
20
20 y2
20%
22% Feb
36% Feb
8
27
31 y4 Jan
12
Mar 26
-44%
32%
33%
33%
I- 20 y2
213,a
22
28 y8
28%
47
28 %
47%
y;
46
32%
45
Jan
2
26% Feb
8
20 y2 Jan
15
29% Feb
26
16 y8 Jan
5
Jan
4
23
20% May 15
21% Jan
12
.31% Apr
11
23% Mar 23
29
Jan
4
37% Jan
3
57% Sep
21
49% Jan
2
62y4 Feb
21
37% Jan
10
43% Jan
31
53% Nov
10
82 y2 Jan
3
90 % Dec
i5
98% Feb
7
103 % Dec
11
series
37% Jan
3
52% Dec
27
Dec
21
5l
49 Va Sep
26
58% May 17
20% Feb
North
44%
32 %
33%
5,300
22 %
22 Vs
10,100
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
7,400
47%
46%
47%
45%
46%
19,000
30 y4
30%
30
30%
29'4
30
33%
7%
7%
8
45 y8
8
44%
44%
35%
35%
35%
36%
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35
97 y4
97%
36 v2
37
25%
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25%
27 >4
27 y8
28%
23%
22%
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21,600
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23
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24 %1
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7
4
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
27
27%
->19%
y 25%
20%
48% Jan
62% Feb
2
69% Feb
28
27
:96% Jan
3
101% Feb
2
Mar 21
> 58 V2 Jan
3
63% Mar 14
Cleveland
2
33% Feb
6
35"% Mar 13
1
Special guaranteed A%
Corporation
Cluefct Peabhdy & Co com
1%
preferred—:
2
Coca-Cola
y 48
71% July 10
92% NoV 15'
10
140
July
4
109
Nov
21 y8 Jail
4
6
134 Va Jan
5
59% Dec
4
5
77% Jun
15
75% Jan
24% Dec 28
28% Dec
20
26
24
50% Mar 17
«
3
23% May 17
Jan '
3
49 % Ncfv
14% Jan
Jan
27% Jan
55
Jan
80 Va Mar
19
3
9
41% Jan
Collins
19
17% Jan
3
48% Jan
y 14% Mar 26
46% Mar 28
1
8
39% Aug 16
54% Feb
28
42% Jan
29
42% Apr
19
38 y4 Jan
'27% Jan
23
30
3
3
21% Jan
12
Jan
5
67
30
Oet
10
35% Aug 18
78 y2 Nov
50% Jan
11
23 y4 Jan
13
35 % May 26
41% Jun
16
5534 Dec
13
9
39% Oct
12
44% Dec
27
503e Oct
9
107
Jun
23
10
Aug
3
111% Apr 18
19% Mar 29
12
Jan
3
•15% Mar 22
7% Jan r' 3
31
90%
65V2 Jan
5%%
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•
Jan
10% Mar
*
5
3
"
37% Jun
13
20% Jan
5
50% Jan
3
Dec
11
67% Oct
9
17
Columbia
26
$4.25
Engineering
Credit
Commercial
Solvents
2
7
Cone
9
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.*.
103
41% Feb
Jan
45% Feb
6
7% Jan
3
18% Oct
19
54 Va Jan
4
Jan
3
46*4 Oct
26
35 V 2 Jan
3
y
•
7%
For
Feb
Mar
111
May
48% Dec
3
93
Jan
7% Jan
46
Feb
94
16
94
2
5
104*4 Mar
80*
2
5
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82
Jan
3
7% Mar 27.
Continental
2
4
2
8% Feb
Continental
6
21
Feb
26
74% Nov 21
11% Nov 20
63% Jan
24
72% Feb
16
9% Jan
9.
60*4 Apr- 28
49% Jan
29
62
50% Mar
5
May 17
see page
25.
56
Feb
2
Air Lines Inc
—
47
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91
28%
28%
*
22,400)
,1-200
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y 29% • .29%
;. 42 '4
.42%
29%
11%
41*4
"
140
8,700
'21,500
.y 46%
46%
1
_5
No par
.110-
2,900.
,
35 .'
12 Va-
«Va
%
34,600
47%
*94 ;
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r: 13,400-
.
30%
•
11%
^-1.25
V
78%
.
;15Vaf
*46 '
47.%
.
,
%
y 46%
44%
35 V2
33V2
..No par
7
78%
35*4
'6,200
r.
48
c
78%
31*4
35
•
/ 6/100
<
y.c
26
41%
•
43
60%
Delaware—>—5
Corp
25%
45% >47%
.
660-
y>, 190
v
96 */2
.
29%
-
37%-y
lo
Inc common^—10
$3.75 preferred
No par '
Continental Copper & Steel com
3
Continental Motors
26
.95
.42%
41%
36
33%
61
Can
Continental Steel
97*4
78%
35*/2
.
Baking Co common
Continental Oil^^ of
102
104%
■
.
101
31*4;
:
63 V2
.
?139/> 140
78%
y
3,200
3,300-
■.
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>;48%y 4934 '>
100%;
139
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5
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63*4
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48%
25%
45%
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y*49%
' >51
51
44
.
66%,;/ 67%
y%98*4{> 93 Va,
;.35.*4
98 <4
139
13,500-
•
v
A
.
64*4-
:
96
34%
>
99
4,400
35*4
•"
47 *,2
;
5
convertible preferred——j—;.2$
Continental Insurance
•
> f,
19
56 V* Jan
com
-
$5
.
.12% Jan 29.
-
31
T2%> r2% =">
35
67%
25,300-
.42*44 43*4
1'2%
_1.33%
Co
$5.50 preferred—,.^.
Continental
13.
11
44%
♦78 Vi
-
>-'
12%
y 81 y
preferred
No par
preferred
Li—No par
$4.16 preferred
.—No par
Container Corp of America com—,_5
4%
preferred
100
Mar 28
19 Va Jan
y
7,800-
>2,100
31%
.
>29%
110% Il l V a Y
1034 "
10 %
143,'s >14%.
"
$4.52
9
21 *2 May 11
•
-
Corp
Gaa
:
%
"
26
■
31%
5.43%
*63 Va
49
140
*25
15 Vb
V.
„
53%
'
19,700
..
31*4
46%
r *
$4.50
Mar 29
48*4 Jan
87 *4 Feb
Coal
Consumers Power Co
22
23
50% Jan
7
Jun "15
12*8 May
Consolidation
20
107 % Jan
6
V43% Mar
Laundries
Consolidated Natural
8% Mar 15
21
5
13
Feb
28 Va Mar
'
footnotes,
9
102
Consolidated
Mar 23
99% Jan
3
24% Jan
85
v-
j.r
No par
series A wii.lOO
Consolidated Foods Corp
3/
89 Va Jan
preferred—
Convertible pref
63% Mar 19
9
May 15
$5
36% Mar 16
3
43
•
No par
2
Jan
2
Jan
•
1
39
35% Mar 26
>
•
No par
Cigar Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
58
35Va
'v
29 %:
c
.53 ;/*
1
10
2
28% Jan
28
58
3
77-/2
r
Publishing Co
Mills Corp._i.__j.
49% Jan
2
12 Ve
3
an
Ma
Nast
com
*31%
14%
•72">vv
137-.y
4,600
14,300
57 Vi
.
10.
y
49*4
31 Va-
36
43%
99
96*4 ..87 :'■<
•46V4 >47"%.-''.
."i:
.
78%
; 29.y8
56%
900
>
47V4
-
5, ioo.
'
-
-107% -107% >:
V
32*4
1*34:,4
,99%
140
y
31 *4
67 *4
35%
•
97%
/
Rights when issued
26
113% Mar 30
19
97% Jan
95
6
34% Jan
j
27
98*4 Nov 20
44% Jan
,.
Si Mar 30
•
y
/
"
y :>
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*
51"!
72
49%
39
105
46*4
'
•
,
"
.64%
-
>■'' >48%
78%.
>34%
26 V
y.
.
--^100
4
105% Jan
2
<
>
i.l
5
preferred^.i.^
*34%
-
'
V
99
*63%
'
97*/4
*30%
Vayy
':25%
____._1 '•
Consol Edison of N Y
Mar 30
Inc—^
Co
82% Mar 28
.''.Vi
s 51
:•
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
29
Conde
'47
*77%
5
Commercial
11% Jan
15% Feb
,
'.;::y.;:y
No par
Ohio El$c—5
Combustion-
5.25%
-
140 */2
*78V4
v^5V2"'>;
: >15Va >
**46%;
84,200
■47 *4:"
•31%
35%
>•
>
67*4
:
99*
"64 Va
^
.43'4
67-
:
V-
*12%
■
.
100
16
-
47%-
34%
„
y
23% >26%
45 %
45%
26%
'14%
*
99
96%
.
.
Southern
&
k:
1
45%'
-
67%
v
-
v
45% Jan
75% Jan 23
94% Jan
3
90
Golunibus
26
Jan
40% Jan
29*4 Feb
System
*139
v
y 78% "78% >
"
31% ";3l%
"
v
48 V2
99%
•
1.2 7/8
99 " '• 101 y>
>
54 y8
:...
49*4
56 Vi
>
35%
43
■
35%
'
139
,
-v•-:-
Pictures, common
Consolidated
10
21% July
90% Jan 11
117 »/2 Oct 24
12%
35
43 >':■>:•
"'■•">'/ 48 %
26%
^
preferred —wi.
49% Mar 12
28
Jan
12%
35*%
;"
^ »343;4
';
System.2.50
;:.r42% *43%
29%
Inc
10. '. y,29,%
Broadcastlhg
Columbia Gas
12 Va Mar
85 */4 Nov
65% Jun
Columbia
Mar 21
5
45*4 Nov
93
i"y'.y
25
61% Jan
100 Va Nov
.
%'•>;;■ *63%
36 -
48%
48%;
ioo% .101 -
139 "
97%
""
•
_._50
113 % Jan
6
29% Jan
92% Jan
y,
18
103 Va Jan
49% Aug 31
31
' *
>"v
76
3(L
5X % Nov
7
.
13% Jan
111
36 Vb Apr
y
10% Jan
40% Jan
Nov~27
105 '18 Apr
.v
Jan
% Mar 30
Jah
101
12%
"
•28,000
88 *4
•
103%
31
•>
313 4
30 Va
'
-
31%
:
35
•
56:'a
25%
*104 ;
49*4
108%
5
4,700.
"
31*4
>
32 Vi
31 Vi
'■
Iron common.__-5;
preferred series B
55% Jah
5
37% Mar 23
19
' v
1
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noiicumulative 1st pfd
Mar 19
31% Feb
8
42% Mar 30
109% Jan
'
>-72%' Mar 16
4
27% Jan 18
48% Mar 8
'
13% Nov 28
66% Jan
-
J.100
Radio Co.i—
79% Jah
31
77% Mar 22
l>
' €
21% Jan
51
25% Mar 26
•-
29
76% Nov
...
No par
Colorado Fuel &
43 Va Mar 21
16
31 y2 Oct
y''.* *34%*1
_i
_Nq par
—
>
23% Jan
63
63%
-
56%
1081/2
108*4
*
31%
31%
42%
423/^ 42 3 4 ''
»v 67.%
-•i"!67%. 67%
99
> 99-"r">v981/2
15
gtd-,__50
stock__50
Co
*
43
7%
13
35%
34 ■
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
l
Colgate-Palmolive CO common.^
l
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
N6 par
12
Mar 12
32*
2
33% Mar 21
,
Mar
103% Jan
25% Jan 31
': 44% Mar 28
30% Jan 26
Oct
RR
Va"
'
56 V4
■
1,070
>
-
■
,
—No par
Clevite
12
Mar 20
142
3
; 89% Jan 26
74
29
Jan
107
17
v-y;y 12%>
5
common
preferred
56 3a
i073%" 108%
-
'
17
Jun
30
57
Mar 22
77% Jan
Cleveland Electric Hum
56 VB
'
■
530^
>
19%
53
55 %
47%:
48*4
4.9
r;
25%
105 >
>47'4
2,500
29 y4'
21%
88 '4
*104
18'/2
*19
49%
87%
oq
48
-
49%
49%
1'04 Vb
> 48%
33%
31 %.
_____1
15
32
48%
■
54%
55% '
••
•266.
"
48 V2
;
:. l 48 ■%
>
,
'
.26%
48% vi
48%
'
____10
Nov
Apr
Jan
:
2
Pitts
-31%'
-
•
49
48%
•
Np'par
73% Nov
4
...5
—
&
1
•
27
•
*
20%
88*4
£,800
V- 2,100
27%
'
24% y
1041/a
105
200
>
y4
30 %
18%
49 34
88 */4
88 %.
*104'
36%
62%,
30%
54 y«
•
3,800
62%-
18 %
780.
22%-
>
*36
100
•
-
*62%
25%
r 49% >49% -■■?>
88%
105 :f
*104
48 V\ >48%->
'56 Vi
Feb
61
49%.
,
88%
108. •'
...
55%
19
15
'
54*4
>"*.
22%.
•36%
800
-
10%-
49
>
M
14%
20%
-
s
20,600
106
*15%
28%
*26 y2
27
'
*10
'
8,800
1,100
56 Va
'
■
62% *
>24%
26 V4
•
107%
14
36% Mar
49/
>
56%
-".•'•56%
38% Jan
•
9,800
10,500
62%
29%
'
20%
25%
55%
•*-
'26%
25%
__10
$4:50
•
14%
27%
24%
>:" 20 y4
•
.No par
conv
19
101
27,700
15%
62 y4
30%
*90
20
*36
-vISV'b
'
27%
24*2
'
26 *'21
24%
-
--
^ 21
19
preferred
$4.40
35% Feb
1
37'/a Mar 23
3
'
.
No par
18
12% Jan
7
2^%>.
C IT Financial Corp—
Cities Service Co
27
77% Jan
133
8
180
-
44%
•
55%
106
*19
-
: y
44
"56%.
*90
•
22%
62%
~
'
-22%
15%
*30 y4
.y 27
19
45
h,
> ■10%
19
'
45
:56.
.
yvy
8%
8
'
-r:
.
56 y8
"'.55%
22%
I5ii'i
«<;irctU6 2%
> «'•
'-Jg
'
27%
' 24 ,
26%
—
> Feb
l
y Jan :
5
5,800
97%
36 %
94
19
y
•
18J4
18*2
30%, >30y2
v
.
.
•
preferred
'-10©
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co —10
42
10
45 y8 Nov
59% Feb
112% Feb
35%
97
37
28
'
96
36n/i
36%
'i5%
-61%-^ 6T%
'15%'
L.25
32% Jan
5
Jan
18
800
97 y4
*44 *4
22 y2
"
'>-36'4
25c
Corp....
16
53% Jan
51 % Mar 20
93% July 10
Jan
O'Nuts
y 41% Mar 30
,53% Feb 23
33
Full
5
,
Chrysler Corp——
49% Mar 21
35 Va
28,700
25 %
56%
y
*10
19
-
22^ '122%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com.8.50
4%
preferred
100
2
7,100
7%
44%
*44
•
18,500
36%
yy-
45
*90
11
-19
No par
24% Jan
" 3
>56%
Cab—
26
14
32% Apr
15% Apr
11% July 27
32
Chock
45
7%
45 %
26%
,
—8
City Investing Co____
City Products Corp
City Stores Co_._.
Clark Equipment Co,...
6
y 1,200
44%
25 y2'
-100
> 4%%
42% Feb
30% Mar
2,800
/
33%
23 y8
Western com—Nd par
'
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
1
52 V4 Feb
20
300
73
21
44%
37'4
-
pfd_—AU00
5
8
4
41% Nov
13
24% Oct
Dec
72%
22 %
97y4
••
No par
Feb
107% Mar 30
44
2,200
>3,000
98%
33
36%
-
••
i>_50
Pa'c
Se
Chickasha Cotton Oil.
50% Mar 19
91% Feb
105
2
Jan
46
•
>22%
35%
40
A non-cUm
Chicago Yellow
18% Mar 22
87% Mar 29
101% Jan
80
46 y2
45 y4
45 y4
j
45%
2,200
.22%
'36%
Chicago Rodk isl & Pac RR__No par
2
12'4 Jan
15
200
f
28 V*
30^4 >31%
7% ■;v8-y
-
46 ■
46
*95%
*
■
l
A„——:—;
Chic «fc
7
29 % Mar 30
-
20 '4,
-
'
8,300
•
33%
52 y4
•
21
>
.1,000
:
51%
32%
33
7%
—1
preferred
1
20
27% Oct 12
26
Mar 20
Jan
20
*48
51 >4
:
25,600
18%
'
Corp
Corp
Chic Milw St-Panl
8
•
Feb 27
51%
;;39%
,
>32%
.
46
/46-
Chicago Great Westerh Ry com__10
'
23*4 Jan
.
*18%
1
10
1,000
28,800
• ;
>
230
>>>' 230
86:%
%
'
26
36V2 Feb: 15
2
14% Mar 29
Jan
186;%:
18%
45%-32%
19%
28
1
46
31%'
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3'/a% convertible preferred—.100
Chicago & East 111 RR com_.No par
4
Jan
27% Feb
31
22 >4 Mar 30
58
;
394
■
Mar 29
17% Jan
27
30
-27%
39'4
-
—,
45
18
Feb
96%
"
41 -;
,- 43 ,
127
127*4
".18%
I 61 '4
*76%
'
v
Champion Spark Plug Co
2
18
Jan
*93%
;
330
5,100
23,400
18%
l
Chemway
8
34
86%
'40%
62'4
•
Aircraft Cor——-.-.i.-l
Cessna
16
2
Sep
62
7
2
31
Chemetron
27
128 Vo
40 y4
39%
5 r "
.
7
:18% Feb
13% Jan
60 »4 Jan
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
4
10
21 *4 Jan
.37% May 26
•
86*4
•9,200
.
>■'
2%
18%
2.50
No par
No par
2
13% Jan
Feb
Jan
33
...
29 % Mar 29
32% Aug 10
52
&
Soya Co
Century Industries Co
31
3
West Corp
South
Central
Central
Chain Belt Co..
Jan
38%
72 '4
6
55 y8 Mar
*27
43%
*127%
38
.
20
16
94
27%
42%
86 *4.
19
21
14% Sep
14
37%
96%
*.27 V.
128 V2
72'4
8% Feb
24% Jan
18
*95%
86%
7%
:
..-58
2% y
40%
.
86*4
71%
22% Mar 28
36 % Mar 27
May 16
128%
130
* 86%
7%
'40%
1,700
"39,500
r:
57%
>
27 *4
43 y2
20%
33 y2 Mar 27
46 % Feb
2
24
3
July 31
*128*4
-
27
42%
71*4
25% Feb
67% Jan
96%
43%
a
.20*4
4914 Feb
Jan
40%
27 %
42%
50
8
40
40*4
*95%
,'lVi
2%
40
Y
35%
"
91% Jan
13
69
57%
2%
96
-
Service—10
RR
lOVeJan
43% Oct
70%"
7%
57 v2
Public
Illinois
Central
34% Jan
:
35%
.67 %
:
6,200
47%
35%
7%
,':.57
Co of N J
Central
22
28
11% Nov
103
73 % Mar 29
44 y2 Mar 29
27% Mar 20
30% Jun
Dec
4%%
27
7% Mar 26
16% Jan
July 19
Feb
24% Jan
42% Jan 23
28 V2 Feb 26
15
'
.
2% '/ 2%
> 1914
19'4-;
*48
< 51 y2 /
■
Light com..No par
preferred.;——
100
22% Mar 28
%' Jun
20% Jan
91
21
Mar 22
9
4
54
Co.—
Central of Georgia Ry com..No par
5% preferred series B—
.100
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
21-,« Jan
41 y8
*47
> 47%
35
*26*4
"
—5
.—.1
Central Foundry
2
100
27% Mar 22
4
40%
41 y3
.'"> 47*4
61%
8
28
': v
18%
30
Nov
3,300
62 V*
68% Jan
39% Oct 24
"3,200
44%
,18%
18% Jan
5074 Apr
300
60%
43
7.60 y2
6
95
looy2
59
18%
98%
4
100%
100%
63%
'> 98%
9
7,400
62*4
2
30
15%
;18%
y v
94% Jan
Jan
14%
41
'
>
:-•40 '•:" 40%
51 %
6% Jan
2,800
15
44%
>
> 69%
7%
57
33 y4'
- 37 %
—1
50%
27
3.^00
31%
60%
;
47%
:
32%/33
38% Oct
Jan
1
;_20
.—.
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Mar 17
32
Corp common
preferred
Instruments Corp
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
6
Nov
54%
31%
*60
-
35 y«
-
54
31%
*44%
35 y«
•.
i
Illinois
5
41 *4
Shares
53%
31%
.
*100%
47%
27-%
86%
Central
4
7% Jan
5%
Cenco
23
Feb
/•
preferred series A-100 ■>> >::> 86%-
conv
Central
Feb
44%
41%
' 47%
.
2
28
32
ceiotex
2
28
y. 28
>42%
43%>
128%"" 128*4
52% Mar 30
3% Jan
90
4*4%
28
76 /
/
.10
36% Jan
9
60*4
44*4
■> 35%
;:"'68
97 %
-
2
40% Sep
26% Jan
Products Corp:
*96
9
22
100*4
59%
-
the Week
14%
35
-
> 96
/
Jan
31% Mar
46
May 31
Mar 24
31
100
:
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred.—
—100
8
49
38% Jan 24
30% Jan 30
9
92
preferred
Ceco Steel
23 y2 Jan
25
24
38% Jan
Mar
100*4
!
59%
Friday
March 30
53%
>'
*47
v
y-.<;'.;',"/':69%.V"'70*4 ^
1
14 *4
44% v 441/3'
>41% ' 41%
47%-
i35%> 35%
.
.
•-
Mar 13
26% Feb
Mar 16
19
5
4.20%
3
87% Mar 12
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50
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3
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.3
3
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,
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13
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5
7% Jan
20
86%
11
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9
29
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5
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5
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84
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;
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-
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-
25%
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17%
16 ;
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20
82%
■
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2
29
9% Jan
6%
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31% Mar
16% May 16
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March 30
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34%
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73% May 19
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23
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92 % Jan
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15% Aug 23
24
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4
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42% Mar 19
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2
10
105 % Jan
12
45 % Nov
•39% Feb
Dec
134
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43
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,
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1947,_100
32
,
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82 %'Mar 27-
10
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32%
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5
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1
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'
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Corp^
March 28
SALE
Wednesday
33%
5
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Tuesday
March 27
32%
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8
68% Jan
Products
Corning
21%-Mar 12
;
15
78
18
•
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70% Aug 31
11
15% Dec
,
22% May 11
5
5
Copper Range Co_!
Copperweld Steel Co__
8
HIGH
Monday
March 26
Par
America
Jan
93% Sep
72 % Jan
of
,17
'5
46% Jan
Co
22% May 24
63% Nov
3% Jan
STOCK
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copeland .Refrigeration
'
194% Apr
5
Jan
•
34%^-Mar 19
2
3
83 % Jan
13
■i
11
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
Controls
5
26
145 % Sep
88
Jan
13% Feb
18
49% Jun
,
26
45% May
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34*/a Feb
18
40% May 31
.
3
27*/4 Jan
Jan
NEW
Highest
15% Dec
3
Jan
28
6
LOW AND
"
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
24*4 Jan
STOCKS
•
Year 1961
Lowest
•
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31%
20
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i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1562)
Monday, April 2, 1962
...
NEW YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
25% Dec
3
Jan
3
12% Dec
19
\
14% Feb
2
Federal Pacific Electric
9
22% Feb
7
13
39% Jan
11
44% Feb
23% July 27
23% Jan
12
45% Mar 19
59% Nov 22
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
2
18% Jan
20
42% July 26
55% Dec
4
10% Mar
7
4.60%-preferred
Federated
2
Inc
53% Feb
/• 48% Jan 15
Ferro
6
15
Fiberboara
Products__No
Paper
28% Jan
19
31% Feb
12
18% Feb
21
24% Mar 14
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
35% Mar 15
Filtrol
23% Jun
2
First
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2
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National
4
75% Dec
2
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Nov
28
95
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29
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15
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3
28
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5
27
18
29 % Mar 22
May
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40% Jan
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4
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12% Jan
31
14% Jan
4
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37% Jan
8
45% Feb
8
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26
87
Apr
18
50
Feb
1
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26 % Aug
14
35% Nov
28
30% Jan
14% Jan
5
24
Dec
26
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50 % Nov
27
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19
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3
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Feb
13
Nov
12'A Jan
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3
27
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Jan
24
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12
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14
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10
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15
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6
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8
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12
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6
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19
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30
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2
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17
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15
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13
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3
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9
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1
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25
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10
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5
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25
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5
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6
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2
41
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25% Jan
3
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27
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1
24
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22
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4
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7
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7
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3
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19
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3
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22
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19
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40
2
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14
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General Bronze Corp
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26
57
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94% Nov 15
10% Mar
8
94% Jan
July 28
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46
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21%
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39%
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51
17% Jan
24% Jan
30%
4,200
4
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13%
18%
1
Co
Trailer
37% Jan
47% Mar 21
56% Mar 17
3% Jan
31%
85%
31%
22
13%
preferred
4%
23'A Mar 29
2
31% Jan
Mar 13
57
17,400
;
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91%
21%
41%
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Inc
Fruehauf
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31%
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85
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32
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221/4 Jan
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23% Jan
2
86
5%
8,400
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100
46
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Inc
Corp
Mar
22
;
10
—
Dairies
44
23
73
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25
19
of
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43
200
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11%
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101
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43
74
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19
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21
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48
11%
29%
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46%
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43% Oct
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73% ' 74%
24%
Mart Inc
15% Nov
Mar 29
5%
46
par
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series
convertible
A
101
43
91%
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100
50
50%
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44
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102%
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102
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98
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41
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5,300
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common
July 31
9
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convertible
$4.20
48
3,000
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Food Fair Stores Inc common
2
Mar
C
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99
14,700
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19%
61%
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Ltd
Corp
3%%
3
5
12
12%
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29%
61
preferred__100
Florida Power Corp
Power
30%
96%
41 %
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47
8
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41%
22
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3
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31
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72
15
48
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310
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preferred
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382
27
48%
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12
8%
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•
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24
49%
/
Corp_No par
Stores
13
May 31
89% Jun
1
13
Co
&
24% Mar 23
17
Dec
Flintkote
8
Mar
6% Feb
2
15
86"% Nov
Tire
Jan
5'A Jan
41% Jan
50
17
Firestone
82% Feb
24
8
10
Federation
Florida
May 19
Jan
July 14
36% Jan
Financial
22
26% Mar 16
15
96% Jan
51% May 19
Jan
48% Mar 21
Jan
84
May 19
114
142
Mar 30
23% Mar 30
8
86 % Mar
58% Jan
Jr.
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43
50% Jan
82
—
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471/2
30
58% Mar 28
61% Dec
41
23%
No par
4
36'A Jan
12
41
23%
50
Rubber
51'A Nov 20
69
Nov 24
43% Jan
4
63% Jan
41%
24'A
101
9
31% Jan
41%
49
99%
33% Jan
17% Oct
41%
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28% Jan
13 % Jan
12%
21%
1
95
12% Jan
*
21%
1
24% Jan
24
85
13
21%
Inc
11
164% Nov
Jan
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—:
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5
22 % Nov
2
Corp
24
59 Vis Jan
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9%
41%
1 ;•
22%
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,
8%
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41%
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March 30
22%
.
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250
22%
41%
1
23% Oct
4
22%
41%
Friday
March 39
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10
.
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34 % Mar 21
2
49% Jan
9%
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126
9%
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Sales for
Thursday
i,
-
23%
22
22%
9%
41%
25
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PRICES
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21%
9%
SALE
March 28
22%
A__23
Stores
Dept
Fenestra
13% Mar 14
1
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.Wednesday
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5
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
23% Jan -19
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-
9%
1
30
12% Jan
21%
-
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March 26
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2
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19% Jan
42% Oct
Corp
__—
42% Mar 15
17
LOW AND
Monday.
Par
,
Metallurgical
Fawick Corp
Fedders Corp
5
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
Fansteel
2
Jan
23% Feb
8
35
;
10% Mar 13
21% Mar 21
19% May 10
Aug 30
26% Aug
28
5
Jan
24% Jan
3
33% Jan
21
7% Jan
39% Nov 10
5
Dec-
8
25% May 16
•
29
27
21% Mar 20
1
11% May
9
17% Jan
307/e Nov
21
5% Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
7%
Iron
Ore
Prop__No par
Paper Co
Ry Co
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
25
58
59%
59%
59 3A
58%
59
58
58%
57%
58
44
44%
44%
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31%
44
44%
43%
44%
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30%
31
30
30 Viz
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1
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29%
31
30
31
33%
33%
33
33%
142%
142%
142%
143%
143
33%
32%
32%
33
29%
29%
29%
3
33
3
29
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
*94
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred
Gulf
Oil
Corp
i
8,700
No par
preferred
Green Shoe
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9,600
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.
30%
32%
28%
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33%
33
33%
29%
33%
143
143
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143
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94
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95
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76%
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42
95
30
100
Volume
Number 6147
195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1563)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
4
Oct
4
101
Jun
Jan
9
33 Ye Jan
com_No par
31
Mar
9
3
92 VA Mar
7
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
•92 VA
$4.40 dividend
preferred
preferred
100
*95
100
*96
preferred
preferred
Mfg Co
100
93% Apr
104% Dec
28
102
Utilities Co
Tuesday
March 27
37% Jan
88% Apr
91
Monday
March 26
Far
87 y2 Jan
47'A Nov
86 'A Jan
43
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
13
16
20
Sep
Highest
27
94 % Jun 15
35'A Jan.
85
,
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
2
97
Mar
7
Jan
24
96
Feb
15
104% Jan
10
106
Jan
25
Jan
10
108% Mar 14
33% Jan
13
Jan
95
23
10
Dec
90
12
106
7
Gulf
105
49'A Mar 29
41
States
$4.44
$5
dividend
dividend
$5.08
Mar 12
40%
41
92%
*97
'
41 Va
95
98%'
41 Vb
93
*92 VA
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
92%
Friday
March 29
41%
42
the Week
March 30
42 %
42%
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92%
92 'A
92
6,400
%
96
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97
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98%
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93 Va
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50
96
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98%
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42%
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■
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95
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Sales for
Thursday
March 28
98%
80
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107 %
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107 %
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107 %
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107 »/•>
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108 VA
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2.50
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AND
Wednesday
«
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108%
38
37%
37%
2,300
H
70 VA Feb
53 % Jan
30
19
60% Jan
28
Hackensack
Water
2 5'A Jan
4
39% May 18
32 Mi Jan
24
36 y2 Mar
22
Hall
Printing Co
42% Jan
3
60 % NOV
20
51 % Jan
22
59% Feb
14
Halliburton
14
19
66
Apr
29% Nov
31
Mar 26
Nov
29
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
'22
3
112% Feb
13
93
Mar 27
267/B Jan
3
36
Nov
16
31% Jan
1
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
27% Jan < 2
Mar 26
Oct
23
•
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25
70
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70
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35%
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35
34 Va
35
5
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no
5
:
54 %
54%
55
54%
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54%
54%
54%
55
54%
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23%
24
23
24
98
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98
1
.
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91
26% Aug
•33% Dec
21
42 y2 Oct
9
35%: Jun
19
46
128
*
36% Aug
20% Jan
3
23
36% Dec
4
34 % Jan
31
Hammermill
Hammond
8
127% Mar 19
33 Mi Jan
24
39% Jan
2
62% Mar
7
75% Jan
Hanna
48% Mar 13
2
2
34 Ma Jan
7
38% Feb
6
4
37%
;
Harsco
Hart
Inc
World
&
__1
Corp
&
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,
«.
94%
33%
33%
33
33 Va
32%
33
29%
297/8
30%
30%
30%-
30'A
,
30%.
32
31 %
45
31%
31
31%
31'%
Feb
25
29% Oct
9
13% Feb
20
37 y2 Feb
43% Mar 15
39 Ma Feb
13
47 % Apr
27
28
9
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
32 % Dec
27
Jan'
11
8% Jan
Mar
4
9% Jan
3
26
35% Jan
6
18
Nov
28
40% Sep
19
7
73% Nov
21
56
Jan
87
Mar 16
86
Jan
24
Jan
3
29% Jan
5
50%
Hayes
64% Jan
18
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz
(H J) Co
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
127%
*126%
127%
*126 Va
127 Va
40
38%
8,000
3,500
38 %
38
38%
38 Vb
38 %
38%
38%
37
64%
36%'
64
64
64
64 %
63%
64
63
48
2
Helene
Curtis
Industries
92% Jan
2
Heller
(W
El
&
44% Jan
17
Helme
(G
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46% Nov
17
40 % Jan
4
38% Nov
20
36 Ma Mar
110% Oct
19
90
Jan
48 '
Mar 30
53% Sep
19
20% Jan
115
3
4
3
i
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Oct
38
6
167 VA Jan
Mar 23
115
Feb
35%
36%
36%
37%
37%
35%
23
23
23
23'A
22%
23 %
22%
23
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36
36%
3,100
26 %
25%.
26%
25%
25%
,25%
25%,
25 Va
25%
5,600
9%
87
Jan
3
Feb
9
'37
:
26
Sep
Feb
15
21
2
28% Apr
6
72
Nov
6
16
Jan
20
30'A Jan
10
43%
24% Jan
12
30
Apr
14% Oct
31
29
11'% Mar 13
40% May 26
19
•
41% Apr
71
2
30 y2 Feb
Mar 28
17% Jan
2
7% Mar 15
8% Feb
.
34% Jan
53% Jan
4
22
16
44% Mar 28
51
Jan
83% Feb
7
90
Jan
9
Mar 22
98
16% Dec
29% Dec
2
6
15
19
18
Apr
7
26y2Jan
2
10
4 Ma Jan
3
Mar 10
16 VA Jan
24% Nov
8
20% Jan
2
22
40% Dec
5
38 % Jan
5
!I $5
33% Jan
19
60 % Sep
13
47
Jan
15
Hotel
18
5
1
57%
Mar 20
5%
23
80% Jun
9
76
Jan
4
82
Mar 23
88
Mar 29
Household
81% Aug
16
,85% "Nov
13
83
Jan
10
88% Jan
10
93 % Nov
1
90
Jan
9
86% Jan
10
127 V2 Dec
11
107% Jan
23
10% Dec
14% Jan
45
27
15% Mar 23
3
23% Apr
Jan
3
58% May
35% Jan
3
72% Dec
90% Jan
10
92% Jan
20
34% Jan
15% Dec
100
7
13
20
9
4
8
56 VA Mar 29
Jan
2
50% Mar 14
■,
-
4%
Lighting
Howard
Stores
Sound
Howe
Hudson
48
lis
;
114
114
80
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198
198 %
199 Va
39%
40%
■
197
39%
40
80
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56 V8
56%
55%
56%
26 Va
26%
26%
26 Va
34
33%
34%
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20
80
198%
200
3,300
40
40 %
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55%
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33 tn
34%
12,300
17
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16 V,
72
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9 Va
300
30%
14,600
31%
30 VA
30%
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29%
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28%
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15%
15
15'A
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31
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1
15%
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54%
57%
57%
100
100
101
5%
preferred
series
B
100
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5
100%
101
15%
500
100
20
—
—
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5,300
12.
2,700
14%
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15
15
55%
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54
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15,200
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54%
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3,200
9,500
54%
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54%
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Bay Mill & Sm Ltd__No par
11%
3,600
16%
22
39%
118%
118
16%
22%
88
V2
850
2,300
4%
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94%
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8,500
34
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53%
52%
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&
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50
preferred.
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common
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86
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8
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97
9
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14% Mar 26
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8
12
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119% Mar
10% Mar 12
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4
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93 y2 Feb
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6,100
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86
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preferred
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24 »A
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29
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87
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29
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w
28
44%
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34%
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2
3
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36
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5
series
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3 % Dec
7
80
199%
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.
20
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93
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35% Mar 30
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43% Aug 28
49
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49
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28
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Nov
42
97%
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19
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42
86 •■"
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4
33% Feb
4i%
45
85%
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4
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11
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6
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17
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70
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34
2
31
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14
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29
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25
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66
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1
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2
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50
9
8
;
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2
86
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112
18
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10
26
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common
preferred
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3
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29
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Jan
4
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Jan
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2
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34
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30
36
1
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8
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79
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4
3
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30 y2 Mar 23
8
3
5
2
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64
5
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5
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20
81 % Jan
1127
,
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27
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300
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6
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,
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22%
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31
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5
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43
7
80 % Dec
6
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2
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3
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2
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58% Mar 28
31
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108
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100
100
100
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101
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101
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3
40
Sep
29
37
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18
6
23
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7
17
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2
39
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3
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13
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1
convertible
5%
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pfd
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30% May 31
39% Oct
10
33% Jan
10
37
2
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25% Apr
31% Jan
28
32% Sep
15
25 VA Jan
31
29% Jan
2
Ideal
3
48% Oct
11
41% Mar 22
46% Feb
2
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58
Jan
23
87% Nov
13
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15
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Power
41
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4
44% Dec
19
42% Jan
16
46
43
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10
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17
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14
50
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3
52
47% Apr
12
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46
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6
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4.26%
—
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4.70%
2
49
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44
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5
46
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5
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23
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32% Jan
26
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50
5 6 Mi Jan
25
64
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9
10
70
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27
3
8
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20
71% Jan
3
145
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152
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18
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3
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3
58% Dec
i
9
73
14
151
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Jan
12
43 Mi Jan
Jan
5
151
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5
48% Jan
2
23
54
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30
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20
47
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Oct
27
47 MA Apr
17
36
Jan
10
Jan
18
95
12
91 % Jan
8
21% Jan
3
447
42% Jan
3
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77% Jan
33%
34
33%
34%
34'A
34%
34'/a
34%
27%
27 VA
27%
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27%
27
27 "A
26%
27
42 %
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
42 Va
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81%
81 '/a
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82%
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15
20
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2
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57
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4
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Iron
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1
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8
6
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>
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16
3
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26
2
54
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4%.
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&
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Int'l
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of
25
98
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3
26% Feb
1
29
Feb
27
2
22
60% Apr
4
52% Jan
29
58% Jan
2
108% Nov
2
118% Dec
13
110% Jan
9
115% Jan
12
33% Jan
11
48% Jun
12
40% Jan
23
40% Jan
13
37% Mar 14
37% Mar 13
39
Feb
45
Mar
50%
Mar
14
2
International
7%
4%
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Utilities
50% Jan
2
Interstate
Dept
29
25% Jan
3
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Power
42 Mi Jan
3
62% Nov 21
53
Feb
21
59% Jan
2
Iowa
Light
41% Jan
3
51% Nov 24
45% Jan
19
50% Mar 30
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38% Jan
10
49
44% Feb
27
49 VA Mar 29
Iowa
2
Jan
14 Mb Mar 15
10
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24% Feb
21
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87
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7
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2
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3
63% Mar 22
75 VA Jan
86
Jun
27
84% Mar 21
36
55% Feb
13
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54 Mb Mar 27
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
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footnotes,
13
see
page
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22
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7
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50
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2,400
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88
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86
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112
111
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42%
40
52%
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4,500
11,500
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50
84
49%
28%
28%
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5
common
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537
34%
1
%
11,300
%
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28%
28 %
28%
545
1.200
34%
50c
Co
Sulphur Co
Inc
96 Va
10
Co
preferred
Feb
112
Co
Electric Co
common
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Co
36%
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15%
1
:
Machine
36%
95 »A
35%
25
Power
Breaker
36%
95%
15'A
3.50
Light
Coal
Circuit
com
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&
36%
95
34 %
100
.
preferred
preferred.
16'A Jan
83
7
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3
20
110% Mar
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&
Corp
96
1.00
50
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367/b
95
15%
com.No par
Stores
Gas &
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8
Jan
14
.
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19M2 Jan
48% Feb
4
convertible
83
81% Nov
73% Jan
2
8
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&
A
536
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50
36%
36
No par
pfd series B._;
conv
24
27
_
15%
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26
17% Mar
_
35%
com—8.33'A
preferred
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Jan
21 'A Mar
1
—No par
Silver
23
85% May 19
800
7.000
160
1
Co
Shoe
46% Jan
21% Nov
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10c
Corp
Salt
International
367/b Jan
33
79 VA
8%
30
122 % Mar 12
31%
48%
22
31
31%
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8%
26% Nov
Mar 27
5
48 Va
52% Nov
7
83%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer corn—No par
5%
preferred
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4
3
75
160
2,500
6%
76 Va
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76%
95
54%
11 %
27
27
►151
152%
37%
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28
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11%
12
24
160
*48
50
;
152%
37%
21% Jun
13% Jan
74
61'A
61
6%
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6 %
75
9,700
36%
36%
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54%
83%
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152%
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20% Jan
80% Jan
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74%
55%
2.50
50% Jun
13% Oct
x61
6V2
153%
50%
common
preferred
87
29 VA Jan
28%
549
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6
95
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7
37'A
50
Corp..
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24
6%
54%
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Jan
6%
152 Va
-
com—5
preferred
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546
100
;
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28%
5
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common
4
18% Jan
62
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1
preferred
Mar 26
27
61%
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100
Machines
36
118
61 Va
5
Corp—
Business
18% Jan
20
61
62%
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1
.
common
preferred
Interlake
2
16
Inc
11
28
61%
62%
,
10
43'A
*48
Ctfs
Interchemical
23
24% Fob
42 VA
41%
41%
50
Insuranshares
7
28% Jan
33% Dec
43
40%
49
2
22
Mar
■14% Feb
122% May 10
42
41%
49
Jan
39% Nov
3
42
40%
200
1,900
35% Nov 30
18
47
13,400
4
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49%
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38 Ms Jun
17% Oct. 24
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47
57%
44% Jan
21% Jan
49 Va
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-
46
23% July 12
32% Jan 11
113
51 'A
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47
52
52
57'A
11
5
51 %
49%
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45 Va
17
Dec
51%
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47
57%
42% Apr
Jan
51'A
49%
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46%
123% Mar
19
52
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46
35% Apr
16% Sep
23
Dec
Jan
48
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48 %
48%'
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5,400
♦57
29
2
7% Jan
24
69% Mar 28
52
47
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50
Co
Packers
14% Feb
47%
,,
58
Steel
Paper
5
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Inland
International
28
47%
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International
Dec
*46 Va
160
19
45% Dec
47%
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38 y8 Mar 16
26
Jan
*46%
82
46%
578 % Jan
10% Mar 22
33 Mb Jan
47%
160
39% Jan
9
95
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15% Jan
:.
47%
100
22% May 11
11
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5,200
46
74
3
Nov 17
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73
15
96
46
74
85% Jan
38% Oct
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73
32% Jan
4
46
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27
7
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81%
Ingersoll-Rand
common
6% preferred—.
27
19
26
&
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11
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28
23
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.
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15
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26
303/b Jan
22% Jan
15
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6
16
5
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.
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/
23
23% Jan
22
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25 Va Feb
28
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2
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,
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27
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'
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45 A Apr 21
20
Co
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36% Jan
8
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11
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Corp
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29
18% Mar 28
•
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Feb
12% Jan
6
39% Dec
&
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78 34
93
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
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213/4 Feb
16
34 y2 Apr
3
30
6
27% Oct
23
36 3/4 Jan
3
27
Jan
81 Va Jan
28
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41
79% Jan
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Kennecott Copper
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Kerr-McGee Oil Industries.
1
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5
39 % Jan
107
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28
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103
100
preferred
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•
163/4
35%
,
Kansas
4
26
4%
693/b
102 %
35
100
___,
Kansas City Southern
21
11
85
Jan
493/4 Feb
67 Va Feb
48% July 31
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21
26 % Jan
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102 Va
673/4
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22
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100
50
4.20% ' preferred
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66
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Mar 28
5
4
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86
17
27
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Jan
78
9
21 Va Mar 21
94 % May 16
36
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Oct
46
3
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49% Nov
73% Jan
52
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Thursday
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16%
43/4% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
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par
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16
26
Jan
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1
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43/4%
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.
108
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3
■
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Mar 2J
6
12% Jan
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110
PRICES
March 28
35
•-
SALE
Wednesday
66%
Corp___33%c
preferred
13
89
Chem
&
convertible
43/4%
Dec
93
Alum
4%%
Nov
V 37 V2 Jan
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Kaiser
12
82
10
4
101
Mar 15
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Tuesday
March 27
102%-'102%
■
98 % Mar 19
AND
Monday
March 26
par
...
&
49 V2 Feb
87
-
3
Jan
50% Jan
.,=
6
LOW
STOCK
Laughlin Steel common.10
5% preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
Z__i
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
4
37
3
105
Jones
4
40V4Jan
18
Jan
May 19
9
173/4 Jan
28
88'/a Jan
47
2
102% Mar 26
22
1
122
92 '/a Feb
Jan
25
10
17
8
Apr
Oct
58 '/a Jan
733/, Jan
22
48'/4 Jun
102
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Mar
16% Jan
Mar 20
48
26
44% Jan
101
21'/2 May 26
7
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
33%
33%
33%
33
3334
21%
21%
20%
20%
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47.%
47%
46%
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25%
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31%
31%-
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31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
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32
6,600
84%-
84%
84%
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84%
84%
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110
,
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93
:
-.40
Volume 195
Number 6147
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
(1565)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK; RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
28
Feb
28
Mercantile
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
79% Jan
18
94% Mar 23
75
Apr
20
86
% Dec
11
84% Jan
5
87% Mar 21
28 % Mar 30
33% Jan
3
2
12% Jan
31
29
14% Jan
2
Mar 27
52% Jan
12
Mesta
15
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
59% Mar 10
49
70% May
42% Mar 23
8
Sep
89% Jan
19
87
Jun
15
82 % Jan.
3
10
97
May 27
93 % Jan
2
78% Sep
12
84 % Nov
58 Va Feb
89
87%
87 Va
*87%
-30%
29%
29%
28%
29%
11%
'11%
12
11%
11%
25c
29%
11%
benef'cl
of
int
Edison
preferred
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
49 Va
49
49
49 Va
3.90%
43 VB
44
43 %
44'i/a
84
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94%
89
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28%
281/2
12
11%
12
13%
13%
13%
49%
49%
49%
1,800
431/2
•
44%
43 VB
43%
80.800
84
83%
84%
series
100
preferred
series
100
preferred
series
100
Jan
9
98
Mar 13
preferred
series
100
*97%
10
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4
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20
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29
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15
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4
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2
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23
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16
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24
27
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19
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26
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
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10
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8
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5
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3
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32
3214
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108'/a
104%
106
106%
104%
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/
2,600
1.900
105%
24
400
23%
23%
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/
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13%
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13'/4
;
' 21
21%
22
Va
3,500
66%
6814
28,800
1
-•
600
..
21%
: 22
35
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36
45%
100
100
*106%
1111%
; 46%
63','4
13%
13%
>
71%;
70 Va
71%
45%
46
46
46
"
107
106
106%
104%
111%
111%;
111%
100
112%
112%
112%
41'%
41%
41%
112 Va
111%
*112
112%
41 %
112% :
12%
*70%
Ry—
Power
Co
41%
,41%
35
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34%
series
100
78
78%
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77 'A,
series
100
91%
91 '/b
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V $4.08
preferred
preferred
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preferred
series.
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,
preferred
series..
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.
com
series—
5
34%
./
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78
92
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91%
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90%
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91%
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91 Va
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92
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92
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.
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-
100
5
5%%
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8
1
...
Inc
&
Wire
5
25%
26%
33%
33
33%
33
33V4
35
35
35%
35%
35%
27
27 • :
27
57%
57 Va
57% :
26%
*26 %
34 %
34
34 Vb
,
'
Norwich
Pliarmacal
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57
57
57'%
■
7,900
4,600
.
78
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92
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90 Va
88
91 Va
90%
92
36
27%
57%
58
20
90 Va
90%
20
92
251/4
-
21.500
33»/4
4 800
35%
,
25 Va
33
33%
27
.
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'
26
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-
170
92
Va
78
33 %
26
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160
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42
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92
26
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111
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•
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25
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.
,
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com
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10,100
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*
Northrop Corp
Northwest Airlines
46%
106%
*89%
90%;
■
250
46
*105
*77%
.
100
2,800
72
34
:
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1,900
13 Va
1
41%
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34
63%
63 ','4
46%
105 "a 106
112
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13%
46
\
105'/a
lllVa
63%
13%
13% -
70%,
;
68 VB
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63'A
67 Vb
63%
13 %
preferred
•*
Mar 29
'-59% Jan
10
'74
67%
66 Va
"
$4.10
31
31% Jam
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-
661/4
03%
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63%
.
$3.60
"
27
33% Jan
Pacific
Northern. States
Mar 16
•
50
preferred—
Northern
78% Mar 23
91
:
V Northern Central Ry- Co..
J Northern-Natural Gas Co
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/.
5.80%
preferred
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37% Mar 16
92
Corp
180
26
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,13Va
-
860
82'/a
89%
23%
21
3,000
41%
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84
81 Va
107
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23 Va
.
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3
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V
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2
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2
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4
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,
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38%
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>
86
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90
.
5,900
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76
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108 Va-
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;
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76
•
<
81
12.000
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preferred_L_„.
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80 Va
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/.
90
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5
...
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-
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100
/
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'/,'/'
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83%;
4
47%
-
26
47%
60
80 Va
26 Va
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76 Vi
;
3% /
/
42
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,
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18
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51%
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1%
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78 Va
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18
4.300
43 Va
50
v
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86
/
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42
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,
19%
/ ' 78 Va
86
78 Va
38
r
11 Va
11 ''b
11 %
44 V4
47%
49%
■
3.400
261/4
:'
78
49 '/a
42,700
81
.
48%
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86
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,
9%
18%
19%
1
26%
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81
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9%
19%
44
.
.
44%
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:
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-
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19%
•
•
800
5.600
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48%
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-
'
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12.300
32
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"
19%
19%
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preferred—
Share
87 »/4
21% •*
20%,
18%
10
86%
.88
95%
18% /
41%
20%
.95%
96%
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26%
48%.
..100
series
Electric
*95%
"
24 *
?• ' 86
HlVi
%
53;
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40%
1
System___.l
.
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North
4
8
118%
"
21-1%
Co 4%
St
&
North .Ameilcan
•
.
6
34% Dec
.89
21% Jan
For
Mar
85% Jan
7
88
46% Mar 19
109
74% Jan
29
86% Dec
89
;
29,600
30
32
32
"...
21.1%
Railroad______l
Central
Norris-Thei'inador
2
71% Mar 27
31% Jan
;77 % Mar 23
15% Jan
•"
110% Jan
6
''
15%
96% Z:
157%
-
20%'
:
-7
Co_/.__._
'1
1
Norfolk & Western Ry common..25
z
Adjustment preferred
25
'/ /
12
•*-
11% Feb
69
151/4
3,300
'
8
65 Vb Jan
Y.State
Nopco
4
72 % Jan
York
Niagara
Mar 15
Jan
5,150
151/4
29V4
27
134%
40%
New Haven & Hartford.No par
4.85%,
4
4
*59%
.
27% Jan
21% Jan
•
180%
'
38 % Feb
22
180%
52%
88 Va
•/ 48%
Co____l
Corp
'
64
89%
40'%
/*' 20%
3.90%
"
•
■
104% Mar 20
'
"12 % Jan
12
34% May 15
.63% Dec 22
Jan 26
18
49
|
18%
3.60%
2
83
88
73% Jan
180%
53 %
V
'*95%
134%
32'/a.
18%
3.40%'
;/
6
12
96%
'
•'•"■;
$3.75 preferred../......
100
/> Niagafa Milk PWr Corp com.No par
3
Aug 14
52 %
-
!
14
,
89 %
29%
,
8%
52%
*26%
*;
___5
«fPreferred. 5%
Jan
19% Jan
9%
;
*157i%" 158
27
4
....
England
Y
New
82
6
88%
'
Co....,;
Y. Chicago
tN
71% Sep
98
:v
135%
27
Ref C«ji__.._LNd par v
Co
Nevy York
76% Jan
►
29 Va
89%
'/
90 V4
•134V4
.
2
,
2,700
88%
89%
54
*53
30 Vs
*95%:
96%
39%
•
1
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l„,
'.'.'•/New,- York Air Brc;ce_-._______L.5
31
3
23
72
87%
53%
8%
100
1
Corp...
Vnlcapized. Fibre
Newmont
26
<
2
27%
28%
86%
52
100
j..__
B-._._"__
/. 3%,%.. preferred...
7
4
5
38% Jan
68
64%
28%
*86%
x29%
52%
'
1% Jan
75% Jan
28 % Jan
:./:
52%
63%
.
86%
54
30
.
64%
53'%,
87%
30%; ;.t,
1
Bros Ipc__r__
___1
Neptune Meter: Co.,..'../...
5
Newberry CO (j j) common.No par
12
41% Jan
27%
*
;
24
18% Jan
7
117%
.114%
28%/ (28%
•
53%
"
1% July
63 Va'
;
29
81 vb
1
common
;•
.
,
No par
/New England Tel & Tel Co
86
26
20%
/
Neisner
12
54% Jan
%
20%/
'
'
86% Feb
6
29%
20%
1
26% Mar 27
3
>
28 3s
__10
50% Feb
23
74% Jan
>
39% Aug 28.
;
15% July 18
v
84%
1
63 % Jan
7,900
27
yll5%
20%
";eorp_. —
Nautec.
'
79% Jan
16 »/4
14%
28
Starch & Chemical____50c
Steel Corpl_>.____
5
,
12
81 Va Mar
1'5%
15
14%
14%. 14%
Mi5% 119%
%
.
20%.
__50
Linen
7/National
Natonias
Mar 19
Jan
9,000
/
16%
179
28
Co
Co
National -Sugar
/
17
14%
.
"
7%. preferred
*6%- preferred
/.National
9
Mar 27
89V4
179%
178
20%
(conv)
Gas
Lead
National
•
2
23% Jan
28
89
178
,
28'%
5
preferred——A...
National
■'jM
11% Jan
16
89%
177%
8.500
Va
58
•
•28%
1
Corp com_5
J951
100
of
Service
/ National-Standard Co
52
.1147%
,
/
;
25% Jan
.78% Jan
series
4.% % ./preferred-
/CNatibpal
1
a
•
3
Mar
80
Mar
9% Mar 29
21
pfd
.'' National
18% Mar 27
15
893 a
89%
/ 14%
,
Distillers & Chem
$4.50
/
42% Mar 30
6
54 % Nov
9
/;
11
57
27 v*
No par
Co.common
8
20"
22% Jan
2
23% Fob. 16
14
17% Feb
27%
121%
Corp...
10
24% Feb
•21Vb Mar 27
>27% May 15
10% Apr
5
27%
1201/4
Gypsum
9
45% Feb
'.
27%
<
'
16
■
18% Mar 28
27'%.
27%
...5
General
49% Mar 16
6
i9% Mar 30
Register.
National
5
-
17% Nov r, 6
10 '"a
27'4
10
/.National
4
136% Mar
5
'
Corp..,
National- Fuel
3-
98/.Jan
5
24% Feb
-.
;!i
2
9 % Mar 27
2
.127% Jan
36% Aug
177%
common.
City Lines Inc.—
Dairy Products..
// : 4V» %
Jan
8
151% Jan
16%
88%
100
Co
Castings Co.L/
/ National
2
30
88
5
-33% Aug 17
3
"28% July 21
1146% Dec
Jan
50% Mar
154% May 18
124% Aug 15
23 % Jan
72
86 VB Mar 30
16%
v
A ://' ll:\
National
93% Jan
12
10
Cash
National
17
99 % Dec
26
16%
iZ
//., Rights
5
15
Aug 17
Apr; 3
••; 97
.5
National; Can
22 Va Feb
5
16'/a
16%-
,
r' il%
10%
/.':; 57
'
Biscuit
/.National
47% Jan
■> 27% Jan
: 1' '■
6 VB Jan
1
/
58
177% V
16 Va,
.—x
preferred..
2
9
65 %
3
90% Aug 25
.78
4
9% Apr
3
7%
29% Feb
5
:.
10%
57%
;
*
% Mar 29
Mar 30
2
24% Jan
.20% Mar/7
'
53% May
A
Jan
28%
59'%
28%
10%
'59%. ,60'%
-.1"'*:*
Aviation-Corp
'■National
27%
10%
-57%.
28%
11
8
t
airlinefk_4^v—
National
52 V Aug
33% Nov
7
-
23% Jan
V:
Apr"l2
12
132% Jan
8
18%
'
Corp...il^™
,National Acme, Co.J^L
.national
Mar 14
18
Corp^_H^—____
".Natcd
j
180% Mar 29
14% Mar 26
4
NAFI
-
17 Va Mar 15.
Mar 20
61 % Jan
v
.
10
110% Mar
30
,
2
35%
3.800
*26%
57 Va
27
V
57%
400
2 800
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82
The Commercial and Financial
(1566)
.
Monday, April 2, Chron
1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Tuesday
March 26
March 27
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Pre*ioH»
Year 1961
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
March 28
Friday
March 2!)
the Week
March 80
Shares
O
35% Jan
3
52% Nov. 16
43
Jan
10
49% Jan
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
96% Mar 23
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
82
Jan
4
27
99
Jan
19
95% Jan
18
93 Ye Jan
3
100
•0% Jan
13
95
Dec
Nov 22
86
2
Mar 26
102% Feb
7
98% Feb 23
Edison
Ohio
45% Aug
5
337/b Jan
19
16 % Apr
4
85
/ 90
Dec
4
39 Vi Jan
17
56% Jan
4
17% Oct
24
4
22
7
Dec
12
24
59% Oct
5
Nov
27
28% Feb
20
26% Dec
19
82
3
16% Jan
76
4
20
52 Yd Aug
11
15% Jan
Dec
42% Nov
32 Ye Aug 24
39
Nov
17% Mar 15
12
Aug
49
102% Mar 22
Sep 28
4.44 %
preferred
Jan
8
45% Mar 14
Ohio
Oil
41% Feb
1
45% Mar
8
Okla
Gas
27/64 Mar
16% Jan
17% Mar 26
3
Jan
92% Mar 14
8
36% Jan
30
89
41
41% Jan
3
24% Feb
20
2
50% Jan
12
54% Jan 23
63
Feb
20
76
20
Jan
30
24% Mar
22% Feb
14
76 % Jan
18
86% Feb
Sep
18
120% Apr
3
4
43% Dec
18
38% Feb
No par
6
July 11
97% Jan
105
Mar
2
Outlet
13
Jan
2
43
Mar 23
101% Feb
1,200
10,300
22
22%
21%
22
21%
22 Ye
21%
22'%
21%
217
«
23,200
No par
23%
24
23%
24
23 Yd
23%
24
24
Flberglas Corp—1
Glass Co com—6.25
84%
84%
85
85
84%
85
85%
86
85 Yd
85%
3,200
88%
89%
88%
89%
89
89%
89
89
88%
<89%
5,900
107%
108 %
1,400
41 %
3,500
10C%
250
Co
Paper
21% Mar
6
5%
18
36% Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
22
60V4 Jan
2
Pacific
Lighting
48% Apr
4
151% Jan
39% Jan
158% Feb
2
2
26
Yd Jan
3
8% May 16
6% Jan
5
7% Jan
7
24'A Aug 30
19% Jan
9
23% Mar
26% May 15
59'A Nov 22
12
Pacific
Tin
42%
41%
100
100%
.
108%
108 %
42%
108%
42
41%
100%
100
4C%
100%-
100
22%
22
22
21%
21%
21%
22
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Yd
13%
13%
13%
3,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
14%
14 Ya
14 %
2,700
22%
*21
22%
34 Ye
34%
34i/a
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
58%
59%
59%
59%
58%
59%
59
59 %
*21
*21
22%
*21
22
!
*21 %
10
3
12
Pan
American
12
Pan
Amer
59% Mar 14
19
97% Feb
8
85% Apr
11
58% Feb
16
44% Apr
12
33% Jan 29
Feb
38% Mar 15
26
6
33% Nov
29
30
34
Jan
19
60% Nov
22
48% Jan
5
70
Mar 29
3
35 Yd Dec
7
31
2
35
Jan
23 Yd Jan
9
27
1
26% Mar 28
Jan
Apr
28
24% Mar
76 % Nov
27
64
100
157
;
*21
24
31
Panhandle
Parke
341/4
Parker
59%
9,200
36%
36%
5%
157
5,900
7%
7%
7'/4
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
22%
22%
221/8
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
14
13%
137/s
.
14
14
14 Yd
7%
J 30
7%
22
14 %
14'%
158
157%
8.300
22
14%
3/100
14%
4,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
11,000
1
22%
23 y8
22%
22%
22%
23 Yd
22%
23%
22%
22%
26,600
par
;
57%
58
57%
57 %
57%
57
57%
56'A
57 %
94 Yd
94%
*941/4
95
94
94 YA
♦94
95
94
94
1
54%
55%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54
54 J4
3,700
37 Ye
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
37 Yd
37%
35%
37%
36,700
2.50
31 Yd
32
31
31%
31%
31%
No par
62%
63%
63%
66%
67%
69%
68%
70
67%
68'
33
33%
32
-
32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
25
25%
26
26
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
3.50
69 Yd
70%
69%
69%
Line__No
Co
Proof
Co
Transportation
Co
5
common_
prior
conv
157
No par
Pipe
&
Peabodjr Coal
36%
#
50c
Inc
Pictures. Corp
Rust
Parmalee
157
20,7G0
58%
100
East
Davis
36%
400
70c
Airways
preferred
4%
Paramount
157
157
36%
1
Sulphur
World
xl57
157
36%
36%
361/s
36%
22
22%
33%
5
Corp
Electronics.;
Jan
24% Feb
18
36
Packard-Bell
20
48% Jon
com__14 2/7
Consolidated
15% Jan
5
25
,
6%
13% Mar 20
Sep
30
108%
108%
x42%
870
13%
25
Telep & Teleg
preferred
13% Mar 27
19% Jan
23 Yd Jan
*100
No par
Corp
Pacific
20% Jan
92% Mar 16
32% Oct
42%
100 %
24
15%
Packaging Corp. of America
50% Jan
53% Jan
42%
100%
24
.
1,200
*22%
Electric
5
24
95% Nov
108%
108
108
37%
-
'
18-a Dec
18
:
1
5
Aggregates
common
preferred
&
38%
Inc_5
Corp
&
57 Yd Jan
39% July 19
86 % Jan
5
100
15
No par
common
Co
30 Ye Jan
6
38%
30c
Corp
preferred
20y2 Jan
Mar 22
21,900
68%
20
19
37%
67%
26
23% Dec
38%
69
65 >A Oct
8
38
67%
34% Dec
14
3,100
68
25'A May 31
24
38%
67
21
16% Sep
92%
38
66%
23
12 Yd Nov
*91
38%
66%
28
Mar 26
500
92 %
38%
38%
67%
Dec
36
6,400
17%
66 Yd
52
13% Dec
17%
23%
33 % Dec
5
17 %
52%
American
3
*91
52%
Coast
Apr
38%
*17%
92 %
23%
Cement
177
38%
17%
*91,
38%
92%
52%
Pacific
5
*17%
17%
*91
,
13,200
169,300
23%
Pacific
141 % Jan
43%
52%
Pacific
3
42%
43
*23%
3
Yd Jan
41%
44%
51%
2
30
44
43%
110
23%
12
23
42%
97
38%
Jan
Jan
97
38
17 Yd Jan
20
44%
98
51%
15% Jan
25
2
43
44
*97
23%
13% Mar 22
5
42%
44%
97
38%
13% Mar
21 % Mar
43%
97
50%
22% May 17
3
230
96%
23%
5
15
101 %
38
28
Mar
*100%
50%
14 % Dec
18
100%
23%
12% Oct
24% Jun
60
100%
101 %
51%
preferred
$5
220
85 %
23%
Co
4%
5,200
96 Va
*84%
23%
Marine
Owens-Ullnois
Oxford
47%
*95%
85 %
100%
xl7%
38%
3.125
Owens-Corning
5
47 Va
96%
851/4
51
Elevator
Outboard
115
1
38%
47'A
96%
44%
17%
*91%
46%
95
rl9/64 21/64
93%
_
1
2
_
100%
47%
86
42%
44%
17%
95
*85'A
96%
44
44%
20
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp—5
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
87% Feb
16
13
43%
common_5
Co
preferred
4.24%
preferred
Otis
Jan
Electric
95
86
100%
100%
98
4%
3
Jan
96
20
98
14 % Jan
100%
w 21/64
25% Jan
20
26% Jan
87% Jan
26
37% Feb 23
104
106
Feb
22% Jan
26
11
•
47
47%
95
*85
96%
86
86
*967/s
Co
&
47%
47%
46%
*95%
8
40
82 % Oct
Apr
15
100
100
100
100
common
4.56%
19/64 Mar 13
365A Jan
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
3.90%
preferred
571/8
31%
31%
31
A
8,300
330
31%
25%
9,800
7,400
<>
14,100
26
1,400
70
70%
70
70%
70
7G
2,900
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
1,900
25%
25%
25 %
25%
24%
25%
13,100
F
49 Ye May 16
Jan
75% Feb
30
23% Mar 28
Feb~27
24
13
Mar 29
Penlck
Ford_:
&
When
1
issued
Dec
26
4
Penn-Dixie
Cement
Corp
15y2 Jan
3
23% May
9
15% Mar 16
19% Jan
2
Penn
Co
common
% Jan
4
49 y2 Apr
14
48 >/» Jan
3
37'A Apr
5
59% Nov
20
45% Jan 18
45% Mar 6
52% Jan
17
28 y2 Jan
3
45% Nov
6
36'/4 Mar
41
Jan
2
41% Jun
34% Feb
20
26
41
30% Dec
11
33
Z
24% Mar 30
27% Jan
7
6
30% Jan
17
26% Jan
9
Dec
6
35Yd Feb
20
38% Mar 22
94% Sep
19
101% Jun
5
98% Mar
6
102% Mar 29
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
2
95
3
99j/4 Mar 22
11% Jan
3
18 y4 Dec
4
16% Mar 27
18% Feb
2
32% Jan
3
59
Dec
6
46% Mar 22
54% Jan
2
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
48% Jan
8
36
Sep
27
507/e Jan
24
37
3
46
July 24
59% Nov
48
,
40
Jan
Fruit
4.68%
Peoples
44% Mar 28
Peoria
8
47% Mar 30
56% Feb
Pepsi-Cola
471/2 Mar 29
58
57% Mar 12
59% Mar 23
3
76
Nov
56% Mar 30
66% Jan
94% Feb
1
100
Dec
12
99
15% Sep
37% Jan
18
20
Jan
Mar 30
Jan
16
2
19%; Mar 15
31
Jan
15
100% Feb
19
26
19% Dec
14
17 Ye Jan
24
19 y8 Jan
2
32% Sep
15
35% Jan
6
3% Mar 30
45% Jan
5
57% Mar 15
57 Ye Mar
2
Jan
3
49% Apr 20
5% May 25
30% Jan
3
53% Nov
46% Jan
3
31% Jan
26
98% Jan
2
82 y2 Jan
5
3
24
29
65% May 16
35% Nov 27
Sep
12
103% M'ar 29
80% Sep
22
85
5
100
30% Jun
96
91% July
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
Mar
Dec
104% Mar
84% Nov
1
6
8
29
3% Mar
96
8
42
Feb
62% Jan
13
15
34% Mar 20
102% Feb
87
13
Mar 30
Jan
8
98
Jan
15
102% Jan
12
106
Jan
31
66
Jan
30
81
Jan
2
112% Jan
5
&
Permanente
5%
4%%
Phila
Jan
25
84% Feb
3.90%
51
% Sep
25
55% Jan
11
59% Mar 14
14% Jan
3
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
19% Feb
2
26% Mar 27
76% Dec
60% Jan
11
69
Jan
4
6
100
Jan
15
41% Jan
11
6
Dec
28
60% Jun
5
39% Jan
10
68% Oct
27
51
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
99
97
Feb
35% Mar 27
Jan
65 y4 Mar 19
11
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62 % Dec
8
9% Oct 30
44
Aug 11
46%- July 21
9% Jan
3
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
96 % Jan
5
113
69
Jan
9
20 % Jan
127 y2 Jan
28% Apr
79% Feb
3
24 y* Jan
9
28
61 Ye Jan
26
1
134% Mar 30
19
29% Feb
16
67% Feb
20
12% Jan
4
Jan
12
48% Mar 26
54
Jan
9
65% Jan
24
51 Yd Mar
5
55% Jan
24
21% Nov
27
19 y2 Jan
8
35% Mar 29
Feb
13
116'% Mar
79% Dec
14
17% May 17
10 y2 Mar
61
120
135
Dec
13
66 Yd Feb
118
Feb
6
120
12
78
Jan
4
12
130
Jan
3
Mar 22
Nov
8
78 Ye Jan
8
3
36% Dec
1
31% Jan
10
Feb
13
238'/2 Nov
28
174% Jan
24
221
Jan
3
17% Jan
3
Mar 27
21
Jan
22
175
88
Apr
33 % Jan
73
19
3
Mar 15
64
% Jan
43
18
97% Oct
92% Jan
50
Dec
4
4
11
41% Jan 24
86
Jan
2
34% Mar 29
95% Mar
47% Mar
5
8
11
Aug
series
preferred
convertible
preferred_.No par
preferred
Pittsburgh
(conv)
Forglngs
No par
1
Co
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
$3.50
Co
(The)
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
Polaroid
Poor
&
Co
90% Jan
22
102
Jan
104% Jan
12
108% Mar 13
5
110% Feb 15
69% Mar 30
106
95 % Mar 26
Nov
22
108% Dec
7
47% Jan
70% Nov
70% Aug
21% Jan
78
Mar 29
71% Jan
2
77% Mar 28
Apr
7
22% Jan
19
24 y4 Mar 28
21
22% Nov
16
22y4 Jan
11
24
Jan
23
172
8% Jan
5
May 17
118% Jan
»3
173
Jan
3
14
84% Apr
33% Jan
4
8
3
lNOV
58
io
145
May 12
87'% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
86
Jan
Jan
23
3
38% Jan
Feb
Mar 30
10% Feb 21
88
Jan
32% Oct
24,
42
Jun
12
17
34 % Mar 30
31 % Sep
271
43% Jan
38 % Mar
39% Jun
14
32% Jan
37
57% Feb
2
8
23
2
9
Mar 27
Serv
Co
of
Ind
3%
3%
4,700
54%
55%
53
54%
41,300
59 Va
58%
59%
59
59%
17,100
,
32%
33%
8,300
99%
100%
250
Pure
Inc.
:
*97
103%
103%
101 V
86%
97 %
104
-v
70%
104
-
*104
90 %
90 Ye
87%
*86%
*83
84
:
31,400
84
260
10
58%
58%
58%
57%
58%
17,300
26%
26 Ye
26%
26 Yd
26%
25'4
26%
9,900
64%
c
99%
58%
26 Ye
,
58%
65%
*99
,
36%
35«/a
64%
99%
*93
99%
30
37
37%
37%
37
37%
3,400
62
63%
60%
61%
5,800
20%
20%
20%
2,700
64
62 %
20%
20%
83
81 %
81%
78
*133%
25%
24%
64%
66 Yd
*98
63 %
20%
*75 A:
135
*75
15%
15'%
135
20%
81 %
*81
81%
78
77
77
*76
78
15%
15%
15%
*15 Yd
15 %•
*81
135
*133%
135
134%
134-';
40
25%
26
25'%
26
24%
25 %
3,700
65
64%
65%
64 Ye
65%
7,700
19,900
64%
64%
10%
32%
34
34%
32%
>118
68
121
31%
*118
.V
121
68%
121
80%
80»/2
34%
34%
29%
34%
122
*118
68
68%
122
121
79%
80%
34%
34%
18
i8y8
sfpref.100
*94%
95
95
95
186%
195
45
45
188
189
45%
40
200
1,300
*133%
25%
11%
*48 Yd
49 %
51%
51 %
300
32
33%
28,300
11%
122
2,800
98
36
62%
*15%
64%
63%
64%
98
35%
20%
15%
64
64%
99%
52
68 Yd
68 Ye
122
122
35%
122
;
1,610
1,700
34%
34%
29,300
183%
186%
8,400
34%
34%
34%
190%
188
18%
18%
44%
,
95
44%
18
18%
95
3,900
79%
78%
95
68 %
67%
121
121
80 %
190%
60
122
*118
9
69
122
80
95
44%
;
.
.
80%
18%
"
*118
122
45
'
18
1,000
95 %
120
45
45%
4,200
86%
29,000
*94%
83%
84'%
85%
85 Yd
93%
93%
93%
93%
94
94%
94%
95%
951/4
95%
4,500
67
67%
67 Ye
67%
67
67%
67 YA
67%
67%
68%
19,800
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,500
*89%
90%
90%
90%
*89V2
90%
89%
89%
*92%
93%
*92 %
93%
*92%
93%
*92 Va
93 %
95%
*94%
95 %
83%
85%
*89%
90%
*92%
93%
95%
95%
108%
108 V4
108 Yd
109
,
-
95%
108
*108
83%
85
94%
108
107%
107%
*107%
109%
108%
108 %
95'%
94%
77%.
24%
24
*23
24
167
*160
172
167
172
_._._._25
24
*23
24
*23
...100
>162
172
*162
172
167
86
86
40%
40%
*86
40%
8%
88
86
86
40%
40%
41%
35 Yd
36 Yd
35%
35%
35
36
36%
36%
37
36%
300
*24
*23
*23
8%
170
310
4,500
24
24%
8%
80
100
69%
2 4'A
77%
8%
107%
110
77
77 %
24%
8%
68
67%
76'%
24%
8%
IO71/2
*108%
*24
67%
76%
*23%
68
108
110
*76%
66%
76i/2
24%
66 %
109
68
67 y2
68y4
84%
*941/2
*23%
No par
5
90%
86%
58%
49 Yd
No par
12,900
*83
10%
No par
10
20
200
69%
86%
87%
84
91
270
83%
70%
89%
87%
*83
105
68%
71%
69
84
96
*97%
v
91
70%
87
87
86%"
97%
98
103%
*75%
....
100%
86%
25
Oil
33%
33
33%
101
87%
69
*83
86%
98
*97
...
101
86
103%
Z
33 Ye
34
101
86
3%
*51'%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman
3%
3%
55
..100
preferred
2.200
*48 Yd
Publlcker Industries Inc common_5
$4.75
3,800
58 v2
com__No par
preferred.
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred....
17'%
36%
11%
—
Public
17%
36 Yd
-
58%
78
44%
10
17%37
3%
18%
4.32 %
6
Jan
37%
.
17%
37
18 ;>■
51%
10
600
1,000
54%
*74%
34 Ye
7,700
3%
*811/2
80 Yd
,58%
450
7,700
55 VA
188'A
of Colorado
3% %
23 Ye
107
100%
51%
$1.40 div preference com_.No par
4.08% preferred
i_.
100
4.18 %
preferred.
100
4.30%
preferred
100
5.05%
preferred
.100
5.28 %
preferred
X
100
104% Jun
37
51%
30% Mar 26
9
; i7%
v
51%
2
90% Mar 12
18
37%
52
29'% Jan
Co
*99%
100%
17%.
*51%
6
92% Mar
100
49 Yd
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
5
99%
*99%
.-99%
10%
Procter
2
58
*48 %
Public Service
Jan
56%
11
2
Jan
18
58 Yd
58%
49
2
85
18%
59%
58
10%
68% Mar 30
87
13%
59%
49
92% Jan
7
18%
59
59
33%
;
72%
68%
18%
18%
X18V4
Gamble
;
*58
11 Ye
98% Jan
8c
25,100
49
*58%
1
Co
48%
48%
-
19
io
Power
44%
47%
48
48%
5
Corp
Co
Potomac Electric
*43 y2
44%
75
2.50
preferred
Porter Co Inc (HK) sy2%
*
50%
47 y2
1
common
convertible
43 %
1,300
8,800
59%
83
65%
v
V- 49
50
50%
59
100%
;:
20%
25
44%
10%
6
17
48
49 Yd.
49%
48%
8
22
50
47%
*
.100
100
100
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
26
Dec
34%
641%
h-i OJ U vV»
51%
42%
*81%
15%
49%
51
210
53,800
58%
v
86%
62%
48%
51%
49%
3%
101
20%
48%
100
5%
Pittston
35%
16%
54
98
*99
16%
51%
37'A
■
104
70
16%
48%
,*991/4
59'%
*97
16%
680
98
41%
18%
3%
>103
98
*58
■v/v
57
100
99
*98
*58%
.
38%
55 %
58%
«
_100
59% Jan
87
3%
5
34
34 Via
49
fc
<
18 y8
5
34
34'A
48
:.\Y
100%
17%
88% Jan
88% Nov
,
41%
38
14
92 % Nov
41%
*40%
*99%
16
Jan
51%
1
20
86
51%
51%
59%
102% Nov
83 % Jan
47%
52
59%
101% Nov
79% Mar
47%
A
.
19
30% Apr
Jan
81 %
22% Mar 30
!
47%
52
19
70% Nov
Jan
28
107
471/4
65Va
18% Mar 16
21
47
65
23
Nov
16%
26%
$4.80
131
16%
26%
8
123
16'/2
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Plllsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
81
15% Mar 15
16%
r
59%>
76
25
16%
58%
88
Jan
16%
831/a
27
14
98
83%
75
12% Oct
98
100
$5
Jan
98
86%
1
Mar 20
97%
,87%
86 Yd Mar
21
99 •'<//
96%
23
Apr
7,700
97%
87i/4
81% Feb
Dec
37%
100%
92:
20% Mar 28
22
37%
100 Yd
*86%
88% Mar 21
Jan
2,300
37%
102%
>
..
100
81 % Aug 23
14
34 Y*
37%
100%
33%
81
34
37%
101%
86%
83% Mar 16
34
37%
59
5
2.900
100%
l
50c
39%
38%
A 58
preferred
38%
4,100
101%
38l/2
;___50
common
26,800
37%
34
34%
:1
1001/2
Co
48 %
,
1001/4
38
No par
12.50
100
47 Yd
%
100 VaV
34
53
33 %c
16 %
46 %
48
100%
491/a
Inc
*46%
16'/a
38 %
38%
100
12
4
38%
100
77 % Jan
3
38 Yd
No par
4%
20
39%
51%
preferred
preferred
4.30%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
87% Mar 27
Dec
38%
100
Permutit
Electric
11
Feb
39%
4.40%
Jan
94
39
16%
48
46'%
48%
47%
3.80%
84
44 Ye Jan
48%
48%
common
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp..
8
38
Co
preferred
common.....
Pfizer
86
19
47%
1
Pfeiffer
125
87% Mar 27
48'A
33'%c
Corp
preferred
Pfaudler
3
24
47%
3
Petroleum Corp of America
30
May
48%
Coke—No par
Ry Co—_
100
Cement
16%
.47%
&
convertible
16
16
48
15%
*46 y2
1
Co
Pet Milk Co
% Jan
Nov
Eastern
Perkln-Elmer
79% Jan
78
Light
Gas
15%
*46%
16%
47%
Corp___l
& Light com__.No par
preferred
100
4.40 % series preferred.
__1100
Pennsylvania RR
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
52 % Mar 19
25%
25%
26
16%
♦46 y2
4%%
Apr 20
12
25%
1
5
50
Power
Penn
63 V2
43% Jan
Inc
preferred
Penney
(JC)
Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
conv
8%
*86
*
'
3%
: :
76 '/2
8%
*86
88
8%
88
40
130
4,300
70
40%
42
41
41%
6,400
35%
34 Yd
35%
34%
34%
13,400
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
25,800
84 %
2,900
Q
17
96
Dec
15
Jan
13
145
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
31
Aur
1
131
78
Feb
6
140% Jan
4
29% Feb 20
For footnotes, see page 25.
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
6%
preferred
84
.5
83%
...100
144 >/2
144%
145 '/a
29%
29%
*29%
Oats Co common
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
85
84%
84%
84
145%
*145
146
30
30
30
84 Yd>145
29%
84%
30
83
145
146,
-
♦29%
145
29%
130
800
Volume
Number 6147
195
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1567)~
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Year 1961
j
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
March 27
March 28
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
March 26
Par
Sales for
Thursday
,
<
Friday'
March 29
.
'»
the Week
March 30
Shares
R
49 % Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
51% Jan
9
11
Dec
72
2
'
Feb~28
23%
16% Oct 24
18% Fab
79
Mar 30
2
37% Mar
45
Jan
30% Feb
13
33% Sep
26
88% Feb
6
75% Feb
2
21% Apr
6
11% Jan
25
24% Aug
4
17% Jan
34% Sep
/
27
8
10% July 26
15% Jan
31
41 % Feb
Raytheon
14 % Feb
9% Jan
3
18
23
>21% Mar
8
15
49% Jun
13
May
20% Apr
67
1
Oct
11
25
14% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3-
371/2 Ma r
9
23
3
108
May 17
55% Jan
2
Sep
26
83
Mar
•v:
5
17,"
8
60
23
67% Mar 13
52% Jan
41% Jan
87
6
Mar
91 % Jan
23%
22%
22%
38%
39%
38%
38%
Nov
30
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
43% Jan
19
r
/'
4
14
Mar
5
102
29
1
5
Co
preferred
4%%
conv
Preferred
Rheem
2nd
(RJ)
pref
5
37% Jan
> 62% Oct 20
Riegel
37% Mar 19
51% Jan
;
Oil
Richfield
44% Mar 14
Paper
Ritter
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
Company-
12% Jan
13
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
11
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
1:
23% Jan
19
Feb
8
18
43"% Apr
11
33% Jan
18
12 % Mar 30
27
3
Dec
27 % Aug
8
36% Jan
10%
15
Mar 15
30
18% Jan
12% Oct
25
Rohr
12
Ronson
31% Mar 15
(Geo D)
90
McBee Corp
13
60% Jan
2
93 % Jan
12
4%
352 % Jan
26
4.30%
18
:
31% Feb
28
33% Jan
37
9
43% Nov
6
38
Jan
29
44 % Mar
Jan
3
20% Nov
8
17% Jan
2
21% Mar
5
79
Apr
7
72% Jan
5
80% Feb
41% Oct
19
33% Jan
18
Safeway
1
39% Mar 12
Jan
39
22% Nov 21
12
Jan
30
16% Jan
22
May 10
'•34% May 5
16
Feb
23
■\ 18 Vs Jan
22% Mar 30
'27% Jan
2
10% Jan
9
98
47% Dec
9
11
2
2
14
52% Jan
8
60% Feb
42 % Jan
24
8% Mar 22
Stores
9
98 % Feb
14
4
35% Jan
26
42% Jan
9
••
77
Feb
95
Mar 13
27% Jun
15
22%' Jan
9
26% Jan
80
Feb
21
74.
Nov
14
74% Jan
5
5
Jan
3
10
May 22
5% Jan
25
27
Jun
16
Jan
2
37% Feb
*16
16%
57%
57%
5934
58%
42 %
42%
42
41%
413A
Light
24
28
14
61%
60%
62
623A
61%
62
46
46%
46%
47%
46%
47%
46
46%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 y4
35
35%
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
112'A
112%
111%
112
70%
73%
69%
70%
88
88
87%
87%
'87%
87%
*87%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4'A
1
13% •13%
<
4%
4%
30
Mar 26
6% Feb
31% Mar
>
509
500%
503
94
*92%
94
21%
x20 %
21%
26%
26%
26%
26%
30%
30%
30%
30%
23%
24%
24%
25 y4
500
21%
,
12% Mar 30
4
27
103% Feb
7
14% Apr
19
9% Jan
30
103% Feb
Roebuck
12%
12%
23%
23%
23%
23
16%
15%
16
16
Power
50%
92%
/
92%
50%
100
>
375
*275
34
43%
100
92%
44 Vs
43%
4-4 /
20%
1
,
RR
Co
17,900
Inc
11% Mar 30
Co
50'A
20 Vs
*75
51%
92 Vs
92%
♦275
92 ya
375
33%
34%
*43'A
44
19%
203/8
503/a
34 3A
51
92 y8
*275
Shahmoon
20%
*75
77%
38%
34'A
44
44
77%
33%
44
1,600
19'A
19%
8,900
*75
77%
38
38%
99%
98
98
-
99%
38%
38%
39
38%
38%
12,600
i
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13-3/8
12%
13%
37,500
v
13
16%;
163/4
17
16%
17
16%
16%
3,100
25%
24%
25%
23%
24
223A
23%
49, j00
9%
10%
9%
9%
9%
53%
533A
54%
54
54'A
35%
35%
36
35%
36%
53%
36 J/4
;17
53
x35%
6
22% Jan
15
15% Mar 15
18% Jan
4
23% Mar 21
29% Feb
9
27
33 y2 Jan
2
6
106% Jan
8
55 y8 Jan
18
28JA Jan
8
443A Jan
3
67% July
26 y4 Oct
3
377A Apr 11
31 y4 May 10
25
3
12% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
3 6 3/4 Jun
4
77
Nov
383/4 Jan
52% Dec 28
9% Dec
19
62
Feb
35% Mar
16
133/4 May 26
5
273/4 Feb
29% Jan
5
26
72% Feb
28
497/8 Jan
9
9
Mar 29
Marchant
Soo
Line
Railroad
2
South
Amer
513/4 Mar 12
58
Feb
15
South
Carolina
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
9% Dec
4
9
60 y2 Nov
14
Jan
25
52y4 Jun
5
27% Jan
3
49% Oct
4
40
Jan
30
44% Jan
17
15% Jan
3
30% Dec 21
27
Jan
18
40 y2 Jan
16
8ya Feb
50
8
8
9 Vs Jan
29'A Jan
24% Nov 21
18
33
Jan
16
Jan
11
233A Feb
16
20
29
10
28% Jan
18
54'A Feb
53% Nov 17
6
Jan
24
46
24
2
30% Feb
473A Mar 15
61% Oct
13
54
Jan
19
9
19% Nov
8
18% Jan
4
30
,
38% Dec 14
Jan
3
3
51% Nov 24
7% Jan
12
11% Apr 27
71
31
Feb
14
Jan
17
213A Mar 30
28
Jan
3
44% May 31
88
Jail
3
91
2
May 15
15
Public
&
14%
14%
143/4
143%
14%
25 >A
28V*
53%
V
97
33
V
Co
26
28 %
54
100
33'A
54JA
54y2
37%
38
124% 1263/4
57
57
32%
34V\
19%
*15%
25
28
53%
'V
99
33
55
tr ctfs—100
42% Jan
93
Feb
Spartans
Sparton
2
Spencer
14
4.20%
20'A Mar 30
24% Jan
2
9
91 y2 Jan
3
96
6
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
64% Ar
4
32% Jan
18
38% Mar
1
Spiegel
83% Jan
5
86
8
Feb
Mar
$4.50
Inc
common
preferred
38%
16,500
29,100
5,300
I
8,400
173/4
17%
17%
19%
20
16
16
16%
10,900
25%
28%
543/4
24%
273/4
54 V\
25%
273/4
55'A
98
33'A
55
99
33 'A
55
57
33%
<
98
33
55
373/4
383/8
1233/4 124%
57%
57 %v
33"A
33'A
3,100
25%
253A
24%
25 V*
10,200
28%
28%
28%
28%
54 y2
55
54
54%
2,600
2,700
98%
99
97
97%
1,100
33 Vs
33%
323/4
33
*543A
55%
54%
54%
600
38%,
38%
377A
38%
27,300
123 %
124
121
123
1,600
6,COO
57%
57%
57%
2,000
33 y2
34
33%
34
2,600
*57
/
273/4
26y4
27
263/a
27Vs
26%
27%
26 Vs
27 V*
27%
717/8
56V*
9'A
27%
71%
55%
9'A
277/8
717/a
553/4
9%
27%
713A
55'A
9
277/8
72
557/8
9%
27 y2
28Vs
27%
27%
71 Vs
71 aA
71 Vs
717A
6,400
55 Vt
557/o
55*%
55%
36,800
8%
533/4
52
43 V2
8%
53%
8%
53%
sy2
53y4
8%
533A
*50%
43
30y2
*31
52
43
313/4
32
51%
*42%
30'A
*31
52
423/4
31
317A
223/4
22%
23'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
7,300
31
55%
31 ya
31'A
31%
317A
41,000
20,100
71%
55%
9'/a
323/a
31
22%.
303/8
'
30%
55
553/8
493/4
50
22
*73
1 75
9
8%
52%
•52
9%
9%
4,500
3,200
8%
83/4
5,800
53
52%
523/4
3,700
53
52
52
*42
43
8%
42%
42%
30%
30%
*31
9
63,200
317A
30 SA
•31
31%
317A
300
400
8,800
100
30%
30%
55
55%
55
55%
55%
55'/a
553 8
*50
50'A
50
48%
50%
507/s
50%
50%
50%
49%
49
49'A
49 ya
49'A
6.100
28'%
57
19%
283A
577/8
197/8
28
28%
27%
28 Vs
25,700
*73
56%
197/8
74
30%
*73
75
600
57
577/o
57%
5,000
19%
20
20
20
4,800
75
•72
75
•73
56%
34JA
343/8
34Vs
34%
34V\
34%
34%
347A
34 y8
34'A
7,800
1
1
233/4
23%
29'A
7y8
233A
303A
7%,
39%
213A
22
2,600
29%
30%
29%
30 V*
6,400
7%
7»A
7%
TVs
5,200
38%
39%
93
233/4
30'A
7'A
39 Vs
94
2iya
94
353A
85y4
23 Va
93 "
x23%
29y4
7y8
39
*93
21
94
35
*84%
23
7%
39'A
24%,
30%
7'A
39 y2
common
35
21%
38
Co—1
Inc
Corp
Chemical Co
preferred
26%
21%
38%
20 Vs
56 Vt
l93/4
stock
263/4
22%
38
15%
Railway common—No par
preferred
20
Ohio
273A
22
38%
17%
Southern
(AG) & Bros
Industries
27
23%
38
20
7
&
27%
213A
16%
8
Mobile
26%
17%
19% Mar
Spalding
31,100
20
593A Feb
Southwestern Public Service
41%
19%
28'A
5
41
15%
49%
7
42%
17%
49
3
40
41%
16%
28%
56 Vs
19%
Jan
9,100
...
20
28%
56%
197A
35% Mar
1,200
13
105
42%
21%
497/8
263A Jan
12%
*102 'A
26%
5
non-cum
13
105
10,000
38%
*
12%
*102y2
11%
26%
28y4
72
2,300
10%
42%
49%
5%
■
27
>
8%
Co
10,300
11%
9%
7.50
Gas
Co
23
10
9%
37%
377/8
123% 124%
57
33
12%
105
43%
17%
16
El_Nopar
97% May
25.
143/a
19%
5
Gas
88 % Jan
page
14%
213/4
Service
20% Jan 26
17
*14%
(Del)—Nopar
8y4 Jan
23
14%
Pacific
24
Jan
37,100
Natural
28
90 11
83%
Southern
2
37 JA Jan
82ys
Southern
Mar 21
47% Jan
Feb
84 y«
16
50
27% Mar 12
7
83%
1
preferred
Indiana
Jan
84%
-25
com
Co
45
83 3/8
*50ys
43 %
3iy4
31
Southern
27% Jan
83%
50
2.50
Southern
11
82%
8y2
30
29% Oct
83%
52y2
50'A Mar 29
49% Nov 22
3,600
83%
1
31'/o Mar 30
3
45%
com_4.50
Co
57% Jan
3
25%
443A
17%
15
California Edison
38'A Jail
24 >A
46%
15%
5
Platinum
&
EjsG
South Jersey Gas Co
South Puerto Rico Sugar
8%
22 »A
243A
45%
19%
20
preferred
Southeastern
23 Vs
23%
17%
No par
Southern
20% Jan
34% Apr
5%
Gold
23
46 3A
1
Co
6,000
23
1
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
4
5,100
29%
23
17%
>"
5
10% Jan
6%
46%
38
Inc
90
6'A
22
>
21
Labs_No par
Kline <fc French
5,100
82
6%
47%
26%
10
1
6'A Mar 15
61% Nov
Smith
*80
6»/»
21%
26%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
82
23%
22%
22%
39%
25
56% Mar
44'A Jan
31% Dec
Smith-Corona
/
23
47%
21%
Co—
*80
82
23'A
21%
38%
Corp
23%
23%
48
21
No par
(AO)
26,100
96
22%
26%
No par
Manufacturing
Oil Co
26,100
83%
*94 3%
28%
42%
No par
Smith
37%
*82%
96
29%
43%
Corp
37'A
83'A
283A
43%
issued
38
8,300'
22%
50c
Slmonds Saw & Steel
9%
89%
21%
1
Co
8%
873%
29
10
__1
Skelly
23
22%
1,000
6,400
9
*94 y2
96
6'A
10,700
36%
87
28%
28%
No par
8
Feb
28%
10
Slegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Singer
6%
No par
Corp
(Frank G)
Oil
*80
6%.
1
21
62% Jan
14
3
129 y4 Mar 22
22% Jan
7
46 Vs Jan
•
5
80
6%
10%
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
When
80
6%'
10%
5
Mar 26
80
23
23%
2.50
Sinclair
100
23
4,200
54
53
*353A
10
83%
82%
123A
Co
Simmons
23%
9%
37%
38
*94%
96
*102%
40 y8 Feb
553/8 Mar 22
31 Vs
82%
38%
82%
8%
9%
86
;:/■
853/4
12%
24
29
38%
82%
*94%
9
85%
87
103%
37% Jan
4
Jan
83/4
8%
85
12%
8hell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
19% Mar
J
8%
9
88
*
103%
18% Mar 14
8
8
Steel
Sharon
40
«
24%
13
Oil & Gas
15,200
17%
105
26
Shamrock
38
10
12%
15% Jan
12
373A
*98
24%
*102%
Inc
9,300
38%
37%
.*98
1
Industries
200
.
38%
38 y4
37%
No par
common
16.400
92%
375
14%
>
1
preferred
$5.25
800
"
3
Co
Shell Oil
2.800
16%
47%
5
Shattuck
see
23%
16
22
-•
5
Corp
4
footnotes,
23%
16 %
503A
*43%
.
77%
79%
45% May
"For
23 %
16
1,400
3,300
'
'
99%
87
1
Co
Falls
14
88% Apr
23 %
375
34
20%
23
1
3
13'A
*98
8%
%
Simplicity Pattern Co
Jan
lS'/a
X38%
53%
,
55 y2 Mar 12
26
133/4
38%
38%
36
V
1
33% Mar 29
34% Oct
*13%
10
15
3
16%
38
17 '/
30
41% Mar 20
Mar
16%
37'A
24
5
1.40
:_35c
22% Feb
72% Oct
12%
16%
38'A
99%
13
1
323/4 Mar 30
4
12 3A
.
38%
*98
10
1
Rubber
1,000
16'A
92%
*275
34%
'*75
77%
38%
5
100
493A Feb
16
'
23%
50%
92%
375
34%
20%
*75
50%
50%
*275
34%
20%
No par
Co com__No par
61% Nov 22
20% Jail
38%
!■&
I.0€%
29% Jan
3
26% Jan
8,300
12%
15%
6
12
65% Mar 20
12 %
12%
23%
Feb" 13
17% Jan
8,500
7,800
No par
19
Jan
3
27%
122,400
133/4
84
19
27
38%
13%
22
48% Jan
363A Jan
8.300
37%
38%
13%
90 y2 Aug 14
47% Jail
21%
31%
*13
4
293A Dec
21
25%
13%
A 5%
&
1,240
94
313%
13%
Jan
31% Sep
480
*92%
27'A
16 3%
3
4
2,300
25%
37 3A
25% Mar
25
11.
60%
31
163/4
36
14
26
3,400
60%
:■
25%
38%
20 % Jan
6
23% Aug
15 >A Jan
5,100
39%
24%
16%
423A Jan
27 Va Jan
32%
38%
31
37%
45% Feb
127% Nov
3,400
20%
i
21'A
26%
16%
40 % Mar 19
23% May 15
:
12,700
37
31
38%
46% Mar
11
6,300
42%
243A
38
70y4 Jan
63% Jan
98%
42 yB
24%
16%
May 17
31% Feb 28
9
263/B
•30
12%
50% Mar 13
31
600
973/4
94
21 Vs
16%
34
Apr
7
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
36 Vs Oct
21%
26%
20%
13
12%
10
Finance
Servel
>3]>
*92%
37%
28%
14% Jan
Jan
94
*92%
37%
28%
Seiberling
22 3A Sep
48S
2.50
Line
15 % Mar
Dec
500
37%
20
Air
26
21
495
38%
V
Seaboard
12% Jan
4
15,000
*36%
33%
--
37%
6 %
Feb
19
6,200
4%
"
37%
Bolt Corp of Amer
&
Sears
16% Feg
33
38 y»
1
Screw
88% Jan
15% Jan
13%
37%
38%
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
29
15% Sep
88%
43%
-
16%
8covill
Jan
3
139,100
4%
39%
96
72
5
3,000
71%
13%
;
■
4%
39%
83%
15
Nov
1,500
112%
87%
14
33%
38%
94% Nov
20% Apr
7,100
49% '
70%
88'A
37
-
18,000
36,000
*
110%
-
39%
20 g
1
Co
Co
&
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
25
-
r
33%
38%
Seaboard
Jan
■"
72%
39%
*92%
Seagrave
18% Sep
111
33%
*94%
50% Feb
36% Oct
71
40%
*82%
27% Mar
37% May 12
111
713/s
■:
40
No par
25
100
23% Jan
8% Jan
70
32%
No par
18
:
111%
111
40% >41%
1
1
1
1
common
11
105
12,300
49%
20
preferred
preferred
24
Jan
41%
35%
No par
Co
Paper
44% Jan
97% Jan
1,000
43,900
41%
47%
63%
$4
19 % Jan
r
22,500
58%
36%
$3.40
21% Jan
July 28
23,900
'
57y0
47
61%
100
.
N
4
17
59'A
18%
35%
-
5
Inc
Schlumberger
13
11% Jan
>
34%
series A
51% Dec
5
16
31%
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40%
29% Mar 21
Jam
16
42%
62 :
100
30% Jun
82
16'A
'60%
42%
1
common
31% Jan
21% July 25
27
16
98 3A -100
Diego Gas As Electric Co
Scott
83
6
Jan
90
May 19
97
2
16
Feb
81% May
4
161/4 Jan
49
10%
16
423/4
preferred-
conv
Schick
HVs Jan
2
70
37
10
37%
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference—
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
1
35% Mar 27
3
28
17%
10%
43%
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
9% Jan
46% Nov 24
Jan
21
183A
9%
57
42%
18%
10%
>16
2,900
69%
183A
10%
99%
San
2
83% Feb
41% Nov
*68
1,200
2,700
;
,
18
1
Fran Ry
San
Mar 29
8
14 Vs Mar 10
73% Jan
18
10%
36%
Lead Co
1st
26
100
19
'
453A
17%
18 Vs
'
8% Sep
45%
57%
16%
56%
>
71
12,000
19%
10%
16%
-
*68
3,000
15%
19%
17%
'
42%
preferred
St Regis
26
26
14% Jan
12
18%
11
1
Preferred series
Jan
7% Jan
54
18
10%
98'A
_
St L San
22
23
34 % Jan
98
May 25
39% Feb 16
15
18%
17%
15 y«
r
"
30% Jan
87
45%
18'A
43%
Inc
St Joseph
St Joseph
4
Jan
70% Jan
Nov
45
18%
71
•68
36%
Co__
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
7
37% Dec
70
44-%
5
Petroleum
Dutch
26
3
3
44%
18
17%
71
99%
Corp
Royal
Feb
49% Mar
26% Jan
16
44%
17%
*68
99%
Royal Crown Cola Co
Mar 14
18% Feb
26
Jan
44%
19
71
36%
Corp
Roper
22
352% Jan
.
44%
42%
:
26% Jan
11
38
44%
37%
Corp
Corp
22% Jan
404% Dec
46% May
19%
43%
preferred series A
26
May
15%
19%
4,400
4%
14% Jan
3
11
15%
19
3,300
13% Mar 30
27
8% Jan
15%
19
465
7
Dec
21% Jan
15%.
19 y8
498%
12
6
4
15%
19
37%
Ruberoid
Jan
Jan
18-
15%
19%
37
Rubbermaid
86
92
17%
15%
17%
2,400
37%
Royal
8
17%
>
20 y8
37 y»
5
15% Jan
19%'
37%
4
3
1
37%
5
27
31% July 20
20%
18
37'A
Jan
30
372
"15%
20
18
37
14% Feb
Nov
20%.
18%
37%
17j/8 Jan
63% Dec
20
18%
37
41
93
20%
18%
32%
Mar 22
40
10
15% Jan
3
19%
3,200
99%
8
36% Jan
20%
56 %
32 3/4
37% Mar 30
22% Mar 16
25
*55
32 3A
25% Mar 29
22% Mar 13
25% Apr
19% Apr
17% Dec
55%
32%
297/s Feb
■
46 % Apr
900
553A
32%
24% Jan
.20% Mar 23
3
11%
36%
Rohm & Haas Co common
3
*11%
32%
3
10% Oct
11%
32%
Jan
12% Feb
*11%
32%
555
19
11%
55%
33
16
29% Sep
11%
54%
32%
Jan
5
1,400
11%
10
Rockwell-Standard
27% May
1,300
IS3/,
Telephone Corp
8
9
47,400
9%
16%
Rochester
Feb
17% Jan
39%
9%
i6ys
■
60%
38
94
38%
9%
16 Vs
60%
35 % Jan
12
40%-
*9'A
9%.
60%
29"% Jan
90% Jan
38%
16%
60-%
9
4
38%
9%
16
16%
400
60%
27
93% Dec
38%
25,100
60%
Nov
2
23%
60%
38% Aug
2
22%
601/4
34
May
23%
Gas & Elec Corp__No par
4
May
6,500
22%
Rochester
3
87
13%
23%
2.50
27% Jan
500
78
13%
22%
'
5
>62% Mar
Mar 30
26%
78
13%
42%
Controls
23% Jan
465
26%
80
13%
•98%
1
34% Mar 26
26%
*78%
13%
__1.25
Corp
42% Feb
27% Mar
26%
80%
No par
10
Inc
Corp
5,200
1,700
54
£
Ltd
7,200
11%
*69
1
Co
Trust
19 y8
53
100
series
3.60%
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
com
19
26%
26
15%
50
100
5
A
Tobacco
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
2
series
26,600
19%
*18%
No par
com
64.300
79
41%
18%
2.50
Co
61 %
77 y8
41
-
11%
1
Chemical
60%
77
42%
19
9%
16%
19%
62
"
20'A
Corp
:
&
9%-
*19
61%
54%
53
_5
33 Vs Mar 20
18
*11%
10
5
Co
9%
16%
'
30% Jan
670
9%
16%
50
50
50
3%%
Metals
Reynolds
Jan
90
39% Feb
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
29
22%
common
4%%
9
: 15% Feb
24
'
51% Apr
'
1
Nov"li
Inc
Drug
31
13% Jan
"
13%
1
Eng
Aviation
Reynolds
16
8
3
*78%
13%
Corp common
Rexall
4
Feb
50
8
&
preferred
Revlon
2
80% Feb
6
25% Jan
4
116% Jan
90% Oct
1U%
Jan
69 % Mar 27
23% May
3
Mar 12
110% Mar 30
-
8
25
79%
13%
series—100
50c
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
5 "■
43% Jan ,V 5
27
Jan
14
Jan
Conv
Republic
34% Feb
48
Mfg Co
Republic
31
89% Nov
37% Sep
78%
26
79%
14
Corp
Elec
4
4 % Mar 12
*:'■■■
26
80
13%
Inc
Reliance
30
44% Mar 13
14
12% Dec
27
80
No par
50c
Reliance
19
56% Jan
131% Jun
Oct
68%
26
No par
Inc__3.33%
Co
4
Jan
Aug 18
8
30
Jan
Jan
18
49% Jan
3
19%
Chemicals
Stores
76
38% Jan
5
I
Reliable
12% Jan
May 23
56% Jun
18%
No par
Bit
Bros
Reichhold
24
15% Jan
3
Reeves
2
9% Mar 29
60% Nov
23
19%
Inc
23
49 % Jan
23
84
Jun
Jan
4
52
43% Jan
19%
2nd preferred
Stores
Roller
26
16% Feb
18% May 11
65% Mar
12
19% Mar 30
7
Jan?
60
18
Dec
3,
'
;
43 % Mar
7
66% Mar
29
21% Feb
16% Jan.
5
Owl
Reed
1
Mar
17% Mar 26
10% Jan
Red
2
5
,
5
17% Jan
Apr
7
7
25
Aug^ 24
35% Oct
Jan
17% Jan
28% May 10
"
6
?
21% Dec
-
non-cum
20% Nov
43% Nov
;
4%
3
3
47
15
66% Jan
26
57
13% Jan
27
Oct
41%
non-cum
50% Feb
Jan
77
42
common
_
1st preferred.
4%
8
15
77
41%
Co
Reading Co
1
15
71% Dec
16
54
16
Jan
13
16% Jan.
1
19
16
10% Feb
2
11% Mar 27
'
%
2
15% Jan
18
12% Jan*
77
42%
1
23% Mar 22
1
20
Mar 16
81
35% Jan
25% Feb
Oct
61%
76%
41%
Inc
House
60%
2.50
11
'
13
58
59%
•"76%
41%
;
19 % Jan
31
11% Mar 22
July 19
151/a Dec
61%
'76%
41%
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc__
44% Aug 18
'
Inc_
Random
60%
76%
2.50
Co
1
:
;
Purina
Ranco
2
Mar 26
26
21% Jan
4
5
Ralston
62
com_Nopar
__No par
Corp of America
$3.50 1st preferred—.
v
10
26
11% Oct 27
26'A Dec
57% Jan
Radio
63% Mar 14
11
Jan
2.50
6
100
30
50c
20%
25
*94%
Nopar
Nopar
353/4
*84%
2iy2
95%
36%
85y4
39
*92
21
94%
35%
*84%
93
21%
94%
35%
85'A
39
39
•93
94
21
21%
94
94
35 Vs
35%
85'A
•84%
•93
94
3,400
20
20%
21 y8
*93%
94%
40
35
35%
15,300
85 y4
85 Vt
10
91,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, April 2. 1962
.
(1568)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK' RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Mar
7
Mar
6
Jan
2
81
Jan
8
18 '% Jan
39
Feb
Square
16
77% Jan
26
52V2 Jan
Jan
2
-
$3.50
Mar 15
preferred...
Standard
9
60 Ya Feb
19
Jan
3
51Va Mar 28
58% Feb
Oil
Calif
of
1
36%
37
35%
69
69 %
69
''
79 3
56 % Feb
8
Standard
% Feb
*
of
28
% Mar
Oil
Ohio
of
10 "•>>>
common-
$1.20 convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred
Standard Pressed Steel Co
9
% Mar 15
12
i
Stanley
Warner
.J' >
77%
773%
16 V8
16'/a
-16%
32 Va
30%
311%
326.000
587'a
..59'%
:,"■ 22,500
57%
preferred—
3 Va %
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' Inc„%....«;
Drug
Stevens
(J P)
Stix
52
5274
24,600
54 y4.
547%
54%
55
54%
5474
108,600
57%
58
92'/a
21
66%:
68
28 Va.
29%
29%
,
19
29%-
29%
__
10 Va
24%:
24%'-'
46%'
47%
82 Vx '
84 ;
'•
17%
91%
% *82'/a
84
32%
27'
89%'
34%
1934
.4
31%
31r/a
27.3,4
27%
27%
267a
'
•■'■; v26'/a
26 Va
26%
26
19%'
Stouffer Foods Corp—
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
37%
35
1
com
-
preferred——100
$5. convertible
Gas
>
Suburban
Sunbeam Corp'
When issued
-
^
—
i
Sundstrand COrp
Sun Chemical
Corp
$4.50 series
Sun
Oil
J5
27%
;
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18%
57% "•
24
<
15 Vx
51'>
37%a
18%
23%
v23:%/
50%
:
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1,900
84,200
50
:
27
27%
,13(000
28
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;
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4
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45
.
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,
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: 3,600
56
.
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56%
55 V'4
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22% /23^8
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:
15%
15 Vt
15%
% *90%
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30 y4
15%
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2.400
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335
:;26%
-
800
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4
45%
51 y4
28%,'
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38
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1,900
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67
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4
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9,800
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19%
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14,100
,
277a
67%
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18%
15%
92 Va
50%
\
27%
32r
9%
,/■'
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15%
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>
33 78?
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27y4
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■
145VV
18%
300
17%
901/4
67
-
344
26%27%.
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84
31%
10%
,
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i
28
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: 23%- 23%
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v
v
37%
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.
37
27 Va
•
18%
18%.
56%
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67.
31%
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318
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27 Va
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1,900
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35%
:
29%
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26%
19%
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30% ' 31 y»
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200
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33%
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r.
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20
Stone & Webster-—-—4—--—I*.
r
V
29%
•
46%
32
18
29
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29
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52%
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29
84
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90%
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59
90%
52%
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29-
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58%
90'%
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58
57%
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3574
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20
20
70%
32 %
59%
.100
Packaging Corp com
convertible preferred
36'/»
16'/a *
91
•94-"
'
;i.>>>-; »20%
3%% ' preferred series A—$1.60
••••
77%
35%
69%
31%
54%
^•v
36 %
32%
58 Va
7
Jersey
Standard
5
Mar 12
% Mar
Oil
New
March 30
69%
/
,
the Week
Friday
saay
March :i!»
16%
90%
.No par>>~ r
:
25
I''" tti 51%
Indiana
of
Standard
8
»/4 Feb
Oil
Standard
28
.j
preferred
conv
;
15
773/4 ' 79
Sales for
jl
•
"..'16%
;
4
16-a
-
$3.30
Mar 20
91
v
:
SALE
•32%: .■'•-31%
79'/a
~
6.25
com
37%
69%
16%
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1
1
Industries
Kollsman
Standard
•v.
Corp
HIGH
March
March 27
36 Va
.
No par
Financial
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
'
69 y8
5
No par
com
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March *16::
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Inc
Brands
Standard
3
2
an
Co
D
Standard
35 V4 Jan
84
J
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
:
3r600 :
-
.
9(2 Va.
4"
50%.
-
6,800
'
*
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
4%% preferred series
5%%
common.!
26%
26%*
24%
24%/.
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\
Oil
Superior
California
25
1250
•21%
>>'45>
367
37 Va
a
/;
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24%!- 24•%.
31 y4
30 V#
313a
106%
107
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v
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,
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45
40%
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16%
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,
>:
2.500
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16%
54 Va
>
4514
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52;
16%
.
20%
45
41%
16%
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45'
4iya
4518
44%
42
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1247
44%
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45%
41%
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1240
21% ."21% '•
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22 %
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class A—
Wayne Corp,
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243s
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:
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of America._____l.38 8/9
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Swift
Swingline Inc
,>24
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~
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.
4
10c
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of
27
243a
30%,
106
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31 ',a
'30%
12.50
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Sunshine
27
.
'
25
30
A
of '55
2nd pfd series
Biscuits Inc
26%.
541/a
8,300
5,600
>;
6,100
T
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Tandy
16% Feb
-, r
14
hi
.4.50
1
Corp
TelAUlograph
Tennessee
Tennessee
Texaco
^
Co__5
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lnc___
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Texas
Gas
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Corp
Instruments
56%,;. 57%
I8V8
18V4
42'/a
43
5
33Va
437/8
20%
I
Oil
"
Utilities
Textron
$1.25
No par
110'/a
50c
29y8
No par
31%
5
27%
32%
27%
1
34
Thiokol
Glass
Mfg Co:
Chemical
Thompson
Co
7.50
(JRi.._-
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor
Power
Oil
Tidewater
:
Tool
Co
No
Realty
Construction
&
" '
1
57%
57%
4
51,100
18 y4
18 Va
18 V4
18
18 '.'4
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43%
'
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;. 20%
447«
45%
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45 V a
5,100
47.1/a
49%
105,000
201/2
21
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49 Va
>45
21
90
85%
87%
83
651/S
34,600
44'i/4
441/4
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19 Va
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191/2
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27 Va
357
35 V«
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1.^,
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8
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25
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Corp
preferred
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Truax-Traer
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common
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-
50
,
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Tung-Sol Electric Co
50%.,
<
v.
l
;
-
25
common
1
pfd series of 1957
Century-Fox Film Corp
50
*50%
51%-
wl
City Rap Transit com.No par
5%
conv prior preferred
50
*3T%-
31 Va
>14%
5%
20th
conv
Twin
Twin
Coach
TXL
Oil
Co
1
20%
15
Unilever Ltd
53 '/a Jan
15
Unilever
10% Mar 22
39
Feb
Jan
1
Feb
8
Preferred
$4.50
series
Feb
20
Preferred
$3.70
series
77
Jan
23
Preferred
$3.50
series
73% Jan
5
81
Jun
27
87
Dec
20
84 V4 Jan
18
42% Jan
6
68% Dec
6
62
24
4
32
Jan
89
8% Aug
17
8y4 Jan
8
35 y8 Jan
2
26% Feb
28
29 % Nov
15
34 5% Jan
51% May 15
37% Jan
56% Aug
8
110% Aug 22
100 V4 Aug 17
102
86
Mar
Jan
29% Sep 25
33% Juiy 26
18% Feb
1
47% Dec
60% Jan
86% Dec-
29% Jan
7
4
18
Jan
3
>34% Mar 27
42% Jan
Nov
8
Nov
4
Union
28
39
Feb
32 V4 Mar 13
39% Jan
50
Feb
19
28
110
26 V2
100
Mar
10
42% Jan
10
50 V\ Mar 16
12
26% Mar 28
29
84% Mar
12
33% Mar 11
25
73% Jan
30% Feb
Feb
77/8 Jan
25
8% Jan
5
4%
•
United
United
52% Mar
5
64
3
United
12
21
4
23% Feb: 21
69% Dec
-.United
1
33
3
Mar 21
52 Va Jan
15 y4 Sep
4
29 y4 Aug
4
24% Jan
2
41 % Nov
30
35% Jan
24,
82
NoV'21
74%
Mar 14
19
18% Feb 20
16 Va Jan
17% Jan
2
3
24% Nov 28
U Jan
22% Jan
18
3
54% Jan
•Tan
For
16
-■
3
l7a Nov
30
76 V'4 Mar 24
347-« Oct
footnotes,
see
4
page
J
1 % Feb 14
62% Mar 22
XT" JUn
25,
24
56
Mar
30% Feb
2
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2
,
V"38%^an
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..
797/8 Jan
2
20Va Mar 20
25
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136
United
137 y4.
13 U
13
12%
13
•
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'136
'
.13%
9,500
'
12'/a
12 Va
11%
50%
503/4
501/4
56%
56
56
401/4
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25
251,4.
40
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25-
30%
311/4
.
r
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51 Va
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47
51
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11,400
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14 Va
:
.: >
47
10%
10%
103/8
10 Va
2,900
33 V'4
33%
33 '/a
33%
45,800
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'16 3 a
31 Va
32
237a
23 74
51
5iy4
51 Va
97/8
51 Va
•
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16%
33
9%
>
97%
49%
42 Va
10%
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11634
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50 3 a
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49%
513
49%
43
113%: 113%
114
50%.
51 Va
10
41%
9%
'
11373 V •'-113%
20
10%
33 y8
16%
: 50%
1,000
'
167«
>
100,
•
15,000
30%
30 y8
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,
'
;
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81
97
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8
97
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82
97
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89
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pommon
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; United
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4
33% Mar 16"
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10
9%
r;
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25,000
8
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11,100
.
115
26,300
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97 V4
97
11,300
310
97V4
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82
82
38%
10
34 y4
47%
49
Corp
Carbon
48%
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Carton
Corp
Co
No par
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Corp
2.50
V
.
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Cos
Engineering
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81/4
&
Co___
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22
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Co
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Mfgrs Inc
City Mines. Co
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1,100
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19,500
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11,000
2778
277a
27%
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35
351/4
35%
34 y4
48 V
47%
48 %
47
48 V4
4774
13%
36%
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10
1
common
1
25
a
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110
120
96 %
98
96%
34
33%
34
48
47 Va
48
26 V4
26%
26%
80%
80 Va
79
80
31
8%
8%
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31%
31
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58
r
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77%:,
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50%
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63
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79 %
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1,700
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13,500
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4,300
257'8
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48
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6,700
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8
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78
78
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20
2438
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25
2474
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63 y8
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33,000
.
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20 '/■
.
v
a,;
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preferred...™."
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21%
37%
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20%
62%
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96
3 4 V4
56%
26 Va-
26%
77 Va
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120
9o
33%
48 '
49%
1%.
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;
21%
%
> 24% ; 24%
> .1%
6314
21
V'4
57
57
58
'
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Corp-of Calif__»l
Greenfield
8,900
12,800
2774
27 %
"
28,700
8%
3874
31
"31 %
32%
1
85/tt
37%
26%
•••"
80%
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5
32 va
9,700
87a
47%
4
31 %
:
350
65'%
38%
33%
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26 V
327a
87a
27%
97%
80 V*
1
Electric
49 Va
*25%
10
32 '/a
:'
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110
106
'89
38
8%
47%
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99
34
64%
3'3 3 8
8%
•
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120
96%.
a
34 Va
'
33
'
1
of
Co
&
32%
65 V
27%
'
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89
657 a
75 Va
38
"
34%
Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
(series- of 1956) conv pfd_100
751/a
89
•89
661%
32
8%
'38%
'
Lines Inc..
7574
'
89
65%
32T8
8%
76%
89
'
38
75%
"
89
32%
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>37%
27t3
Artists
76%
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'65 7 a
65%
4
10
No par
27%
United Park
>
66 3'3
32%
10
76%
>■ 89
65 7/8
•
8,200
50%
56
a
551/2
v
1,200
24,800
%278
12%.
'> 12-%
•
2.9U0
13,600
;•' 136%
.
4,700
3,200
> 19,600
10%
»•
143%
5
United Ggs
United
2
71 % Jan
45
24
9%
97 y4
•
"
l%Jan
75%
46
75%;
46
33-
42%
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.United" Corp
12
30
751/a
:■•/■
75
4p%
v.
.
23%
'
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Unlted.-Carr
21% Dec
41% Jan
Twist
Biscuit
67 Va Dec
17'/4 Jan
RR
Board
3
13
33%..
32 V4
;
*75%
preferred
United
3
52 Vt Nov
58 3 3
33%
23%
>:>
-
25
Car Co
United
•
157/8 Jan
Jan
26%.
58
34
17,000
23%
10%
497/8
Aircraft
4%
9
8
Pacific
Tank
Air
44% Jan
Jan
26%
58%.
2,000
4,500
/;
;>■ 16 Va
32%
43%;
No par-
California
United
35% Mar 15
7
26%. ;
58 Va
.33
24 vb
23%
51%
113 y8
25 Vb
■56
33 Va
50»/a
-
25
32%
23%
42%'*
5,900
10,300
.>>23%
>
34
No par
series
$4
of
United
•
Mar 27
18
Oil
non-cum
'Union
5
Jan
8
16'
$4
Union
19
31
4C% Mar 16
93
»
94% Jan
18
Preferred
.Union
104 y4 Feb
40% May 24
30
3
>
3
87/a Feb
2
39% Nov-
"16%:
-
50 3
I4y8 ;vi4»/a
47 '
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16% •' >. f 16%
16%
24
.-64%
25%
25
32
20 "8
56 Va
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10%
20'/a
>
24%
51%
33'/a
31%
25 Va
401/4
47
"
130
31 '>
3l34
*
SO'1/#
56'%
3432%-
>>-200
> 13,300
'
88%
24 Va
251/2
14
:•
:;
62
55%
/
56 V4
40'/4
*
61%
'*87
*:
'
34% Jan
Mar 14
Jan
29% Jan
10
common
• i..
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v
46,500
-
Mar 27
69 Va Jan
Co
Vv"'31
,
14% '»,*»;;14
.
21
20%.
-25% : / : 25 V4
50%/ y *50'
311/4
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25%
,50%
'
j
23 y8
'
No par
Electric
h 25
>10
No par
80
Union
•
33%
'
5
99
May 18
Jan
Co
5
76
20
20 g
Rubber
&
2
Feb
24
37*8 Dec
•
Union; Bag-Camp Paper Corp
8%
Union; Carbide Corp
No Par
50% Mar 28
Feb
Jan
>
0
;
1
71
va
shares
ord
Asbestos
i
33%
dep rets ord
95 y4 Jan
20
8
V
N
No par
Amer
78
30
74% Jan
92
27
Union
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
2
1
Corp
% Jan
116
(The)
-50y4
•
351/2
21 >
20%
24%:
v
46%>; 46%.:%/
47
n ,n -'•»• '>10%
> ;
'
m
u
Underwood
'
1
Corp
'Udyllte Corp
2
49'/8
1,400
1'3,300
27
341/4
89
7,000
17,500
'
a
26'Va
62%,,
30%
;
56
'
'
56
/• 56 :*•:; - * -56 • ^ 56 Va •'
39%
40
/39% • 40V'a
'
50
32 V
'•
35%
6034
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v
27%.
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*
$2.70
2912
32
.
2,200
111%
291/8
29 Va
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88
30,200 '
110 Va
112
29
60%
29%
20%
24 %
21
;
'
87%
30. / ■':
11-1 Va
29%
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59%
21
61
"4 87%
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1.12.
35%
35
.
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20%
•
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477 a
20%
271/2
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25%
-
57 3
9,600
57 Va
4 27%
-
5634-
25'
26%
59V4
571/4
6,600
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25%
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Toledo Edison. Co„.-^_„
26 Va
^
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26%*
-26%
26% •'•:v-x 26%
58;'/4
Torrington Co-^.,...No par
60> . / ■
58Va
58%
r : 58'/4
Tractor Supply Co class A__
1
32 •/ 33%, ^ Z / 32 - : 32% ::
32Va
33.
>
75
Trane
Co—-——^..w
2'
;T- 73-'.' •' 73%. i>i- 2 -72 %;'V.74 V4'viS< 74\\
46 * 2
Transainerica Corp common_____^2 /*
/,-4
"46 . / 46% .;:;i i /46
46% •/ r. 457/a
4'/a% conv preferred.
.100
137y4' 137%
>•
.'137'/4 137%
137y4' >37'/4 '
Transltron
Electronic
■13%
Corp
.1
: 13^: 13%;^ ^ni3V» 133/813
12 y4
Transwestem
Pipeline Co
1
12%•/;1234,: ::%12 .'::i2;'12>
Trans World
Airlines Inc..
5. /i//;'••
12%
12"-v12'3' '.V
12%
12%
12%
Tishman
55,300
27»/a
33%
,
" 56y4
No par
24%
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-29% 20% '21 .'4::
20%.
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25
—
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24%
31%
29%!- 29,% 4
10
7.,400
.
31%
' /
87 %
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60%
r
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■
32y4
31%;
27%:
♦
20%%^: *20l/4.
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60V4-
60%
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par""":.
common
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'
111
..20%
,
v;
100
$1.20, preferred
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'
com.5
preferred..—
4%
59.1/a;
9%
56'/a
18
197,8
355^
preferred-
1.3
110% 110%
29V4
29%
297s
conv
9%
12%,
243a
,
43T8
19%
,
Co._
61
9%
13%
87V'a
43%
19
110%
28%
43r/a,
197s
-
60y*
10,400
-
9%
13%
61
24'%
■
87%-. 88%
91
19%
\
common
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,
.
9%
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13
24%
57%
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48
20%
43y4s,:44.
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Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Texas
'.
.
44%
20%
88%
Inc
&
Coal
56%.
177/s
43V'4
45r/4
20%
24%
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Sulphur
Pacific
Texas
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Corp_3.50
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Gulf
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24%
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Number 6147
195
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1569)
25
NEW YORK STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
33% Sep
29
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
i
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47% Feb
Lowest
■
34% Jan
9
2
41% Feb
U S
14
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
96
Jan
2
3
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8
28% Jan
9
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27
36 % Jan
29
95
Sep
25
151
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Dec
29
22
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20
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5
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17
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23
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Jan
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Jan
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82
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21
8
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22
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Co
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3
23
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2
30
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3
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28
3
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28
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4
54
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6
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30
4
170
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166
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4
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62
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28
59
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20
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29
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108
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30
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19
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2
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4
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36
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42
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Mar 19
60% Feb
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100
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18
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48% Feb
46%
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\
84
153 % Jan
46%
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31%
46%
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21 % Mar 13
46 %
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98
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Mach
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98
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March 28
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2
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16
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46
6
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5
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4
27
36%
31%
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1
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Jan
48
2
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Mar 20
Feb
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4
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4
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27% Apr. 6
33
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25
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160
5
30 Vb Jan
6
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&
105% Jan
8
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4
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43% Jan
14
preferred—i—.100
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3
15% Jan
18 % Jan
;
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22% Dec
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154
;
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.,
35%
9
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v
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47% Mar 23
92% Mar 30
27
Feb
115
,
Monday
Par
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&
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4 % %
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24% Jan
93
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
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1,700
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8,600
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13
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14
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2
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8
14
Mar
73
3
38 y4 Jan
58% Nov
55% Mar
7
15
Oct
7
78% Mar 28
30
6
51% Jan
65% Mar 21
24
57% Jan
44% Feb
8
7y8 Jan
5
;,
26
13% Jun
1
8% Jan
29
Dec
26
86% Mar 16
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15
6
Jan
3
28
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8
16% Jan
64
Nov~29
3
39
Jan
9
93% Nov 24
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34% Feb
6
59
9% Feb
40% Nov
27
43
4H4 Jan
5
28
Jan
35
30
Nov
15
54% Nov
30
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38% Jan
23
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25% Jan
37% Dec
7
33 y4 Jan
7% May 31
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24
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17'/a Apr
102
94
Jan
July 11
82% Jan
29
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17
102
11
92
87
Apr
24
3
1
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Dec
28
38% Jan
Nov
14
97% Feb
16
30
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21 % Jan
9
13
45
Nov
33 Va Jan
8
37% Mar 21
23% Jan
2
38
29
3
Jan
23% Dec
14
29
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7
24
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28
25
Apr
29% Nov. 28
...
22
30
Jan
3
55
Apr
Jan
29% Aug 16
25% Jan
19
50
Jan
10
35
19
88% Jan
23
83
Jan
110
Feb
Nov
28
56
Jun
5
92 y4 Jan
3
26% Oct
68
4
99% Jun
93% Jan
34% May 19
Jan
10
82
Jun
24
65
Feb
30
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401/4 Jan
3
99 y2 Jan
9
7% Jan
24
103
8
31
Jan
5
9
46 % Feb
Mar 10
100
49
20% Jan
4
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27
57
24 y2 Dec
20
Feb
23% Feb
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27
38'/a Jan
102
12
48
32% Feb
\
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Feb
2
85
4
44% Dec
6
38% Jan
13%, Jan
10
7y8 Jan
.:
11
26
26% Mar
16
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8
84% Mar 16
32
,
41% Jan
6
59% Nov
22
52
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12
129% Dec
15
125
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17
36% Jan
39
8
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2
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Winn-Dixie
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8
129% Jan
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\
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Mar 15
29% Jan
Prior
131
Jan
2
19% Jan
11% Feb
171% Dec
11
130
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22
166% Jan
4
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23
8
14
18
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3
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on
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10
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28
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28
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6,300
33%
33 Va
22,600
''
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24%
25
94 Va
94%
31,
32%
31%
Elec
Power
Service
_
16
'
—
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78%
-
"
107% Mar 28
„
-
30Vs Mar 16
75% Mar 15
,
/
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•
Yate
&
Towne
Youngstown
Radio
101
8%
,
48%
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38%
94
94
94%
33%
76%
47 Va
115
\
39%
1,300
115
60
-
38
38%
8,200
94%
94 Va
390
33%
33
33%
12,400
78 %
1
49
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101
.,
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77
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101
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49
49%
101.
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.
9%
,
8%
100
49 ;,
3,300
101
8%
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24 Va
♦24
41%
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3,400
24 »/a
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41 l/a
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4,500
.
41%
25%
26
26 Ve
26%
26 Va
25%
25%
47
46%
46%
45 ',4
46
44%
44%
43%
44%
1,400
32%
30%
31%
31
32
31%
32%
31 Va
32 Vb
8.800
54
53 Vb
53%
53
53%
53%
54
53
53%
3.700
85%
85%
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87%
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87
*85%
87
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87-
45
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45
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45
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45
♦43 Va
44%
•
1%
8%
7%
7%.
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32%
32%
32%
32 Vb
57%
57%
129
57%
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57%-
'56%
39%
~
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40%
39%
39'/a
28 Va-
28%
28'%
28%
28%
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83
83%
54
53
53"%,
91
91'
91"
91
121"
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120
120 Va
10%
10%
10%
159%
162'/a
158%
27%
28%
—5
33%
34
27%
33%
No par
104%
108%
104
—No par
29%
30 %
28
2
71%
74
71%
.
10%
26
7%
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7%
32%
.
32%
32%
56%
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,
28%
28%
28%
83'/«
83 %
83
53
91%
10 %
10%
28
34 Va
*34
104
160
29%
29%
30%
73
72%
74'/.
158%
27%
28%
18,900
56%
129
2,900
-
20
40%
2.900
28%
4,500
83%
11,300
52 Va
52%
*90%
120
10%
157%
32 Va
82%
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-
121
10%
—
2,000
10%
.
151%
27%
6.600
92
30
121
2.800
10
Va
157%
27%
3,400
.
18,300
3.800
34%
*34
34%
800
107%
105
106%
12,700
29%
30 Va
29
29%
11.000
72%
74%
71%
73
24.100
34%
106
receivership or being reorganized under the "BankAll preferred issues aue cumulative-unless otherwise;Indicated.
bankruptcy, or
only.
119
100
—
8
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91 Va
119 Va
2,900
40 Vb
53%
91 Va
♦127
83%
53%
107%
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56%
40
4
105%
32
129
39%
40%
52%
27%
28
'
7%
56 Va
57
*90 Va
157%
161
34
.
117 Va
83%
53%
c
«.
128
127
129
39 Va
—10
Mfg. Co
& Wire Corp
Sheet: & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith
49%
47
,
1.25
Young Spring
'
115;
39%
25%
-
Corp.
87.200
86%
31%
*126
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Nopar
5
10,000
35%
86 Va
*110
115
32 %
10
Co
28 %
35
86%
47,
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10
10
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8%
•
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10
preferred 4%% series__100
(Wm) Jr (Del)—
Wyandotte Worsted Co_
Xerox
21
38% Feb
(FW)
■*
com—10
Co_
27%
35%
53%
1
^
10c
Corp
28 Va
35%
*86
100
7.800
18.400
25%
'
100
Public
37%
31 Va
*
1
Co
37 %
47
32%
78%
"♦40
Nopar
10*7"
Inc
38%
76%
94%
*78
common__No par
Stores
21
,28
7
26%
38
.
*30V4
27%
32 Va
94%
3,500
31%
27
94
38 ;•
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5
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38
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:
28%
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38%
♦lOQVa
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111
37%
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100
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112 !
Va
,
'
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17" '
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25%
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r Cash
sale, ,..wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend.,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
tin
by such companies.
H Transferred from American Stock Exchange*-.yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing
less, high and low ranges of old «took are retained.
r
assumed
or
30% Feb
2
98% Jan
-
24% July lo
prices:
-
29% Jan
May 17
50
Va
37 V8
*99
7 Worthington
28
2
dividends
Woolworth
.
8
4
asked
Act,
117% Mar 28
*2
'
Jan
62% Nov
stock
92 Va Jan
*
10
*Bid
rnptcy
.
25
3
and
80% Mar 12
Apr
29% Nov
35
91
49
2W
Wrigley
36% Jun
34
90 Va
32
Inc
Woodward Iron
22 1
16
114 /a
34
91%
50
'
49%
11%
"
Feb
3
6,500
27%
preferred
Jan
3
18%
27%
(The S S)
Industries
Wisconsin
9
58
/, July 20
17%
34
18 7%
34
:—Nopar
preferred.—
93
88% Jan
18
V 37%
ccm—No par
preferred.:
40
RR_»
Mfg
Co
Windsor
2
2
18%
37
'"*89
2
Co—7.—
7
29
"27% Jan.
18%
37%
—_1
Electric common_6.25
.Wilson-Jones
.-7
Mar 14
Jan
94% July 19
13,900
50%
1
ji
100 77%
Corp—
Oil
Jan
12 y8
11%
37
4%
4
Union
'
51
16
11 Vb
49%
Ry
2nd
Pacific
Wilcox
.
89
8% Feb
On
Maryland
Stores
Wickes
<■
'7,. 7
94% Jun
6
11%
.37%'
34%
100
convertible preferred
93% Nov
141% Nov
11%
37 Va
_100
Lines ainc.
11%
38 %
1
Co
4J/a% pfd
7 10%
50%
"
Sewing Machine common—1 .7
preference
20 '
67 Va May 22
6
13,000
V
49%
Prior
5
Jan
7%
69
38%
5
5%% -preferred
White
7".
3
.
7 Vb
...
1,400
68%
*37%
j?
1| *.
—5 7J
Motor Co common
66% Apr
6
1,300
2,300
38
34%
50
preferred^
49
95
22
59%
•55%
*37%
18% 7
91
preferred series B
preferred series C
—100
Pulp & Paper common—5
Dental
/White
2
9% Feb
9
44% Nov
Jan
*
9%
18%
34
Power
non-cum
White
Mar 22
87% Feb
,46
Mar 16
121 y2 Apr
86 % Nov. 28
•
69 Va
19%
50%
Motor Co—
Westinghouse
:
16
28
3,400
9%
*9
II
92
'
5
-
7%
1,800
9%
59%
37%
7%
110
27%
55 %
.
55%
78
69%
18%
3.80%
20
31% Jun
60
55%
37%
7%
9
9%
10%
34
Telegraph
Westinghouse. Air Brake
43% Feb 28
18
3
7 V»
27%
69 Va
12 %
50%
Bancorporation—
7. 4%
9
25
30
v'
59%
7,/'.7
*77
9%
69 Va
10%
91%
Air
19
Jan
24% Jan
Oct
Va
Western
/ ;
4
39% Jan
41
7"
69%
33%
Western
'•:.«•
2 4
24
26
7%
9%
69%
7
Western
-
15
7Va Dec
22% Jan
d
-
31
Jan
27% Jan
.
West
-4 .1'; 4 % %
-
Western
14
29
7%
9
9%
69%
.;
Penn
4
16
Dec
60%
38 Va
*
28%
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56 %
37Vi
7%
9
,
—No par
Kentucky Coal
4.20%
Western
25
48
60
55 Va
J?
West
9
Oct
6
61%
55%
10
West
t'rij
27% Oct
July
7%
9%
v
78
27%
28
I,;,; 9%
38%
69%
1.25
Corp——.
4.10% ='
21
10% Jan
3
3
Feb
Jan
26% Dec
52 %
61
.
•77
78%
27%
9
38
39
Pharmaceutical—1
-
-
1
Co__i_,
J
-
2
25
5
29% Jan
Jan
14
79 y4 Jan
Jan
17
52% Jan
23
41% Jan
26
Welbilt
47% Mar 28
8% Mar 22
26
V
.
42 % Mar 21
13 Vb May 10
Jan 13
'3
Oct
37
60 Va Jun
t;
.
'
7 55%
61 Va
.55%. •
39
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1
preferred series B
__100 "
115
Mar 30 —7
/ Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
42% Jan
2
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
96
Feb
5-'''77* M$5 preferred
Nopar '*/.;:
33% Mar 16
Whirlpool Corp common
5 c
76% Mar 28
4%% convertible preferred_80
25
9
i ' 7
100
Knitting Mills
Wayne
Mar 12 ^ "i
Jan
88% Jan
2
"71% Jan
1
43 Vb Aug
46
39 Vb Jan
37% Mar 26
2
Waukesha
..'.M
<
<
30% Mar 12
5
110
8
41% Jan
2
2
2.50
Washington Gas Light Co___No par
Washington Water4Power
Nopar
:
Mar 13
29
Mar 30
82 y2 Dec
29
4
32% Feb
2
37% Dec
Dec
-
(SD)
28
25
Feb
50c
Co——
'
39
25% Mar 15
"35 y4 Jan
41
60%
r; 55%
No par
28
9 ;
9%
78 Va
78%
28
28%
9
*
4
104
2
27% Mar 16
,
38 Vb Nov
W
Pictures Inc_
Warner-Lambert
Warren
Mar 28
101
:
Warner
.
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Mar 23 <■?!'• :>/ ?>•
91
29
99
4
-
-Z "
20
26
25
27
&
Inc—
1
CO
Warner Bros
-2
14% Feb
97 y2 Jan
Jan
93
G
Baking Co common
preferred
,
Industries Corpl
6%
Ward
•
31
87
19% Jan
33 y8 Aug
Jan
5j/4 Jan
.
May 31
85% Jan
^
-
2
36% Feb
May
Jan
" ':
3.7% Mar 19
11% Mar 27
7
Ward
<
;
Mar 30
40% Jan
•-
9
91
5
& Tiernan
Walworth
•
•
94% Mar 19
3
.35% Jan
25
543/4 Jan
30
85
(Hiram)
Wallace
20% Feh" 9
.
24
30 Va Jan
4'/a Jan
/
21
Mar 12
173/4 Jan
,47% Mar 16
% Nov 27
Walker
'
28
....
.
.
8%, Feb 20
72,.
17% Mar 19
;
-..
♦77%
"
Waldorf
-
83%
83
preferred
100
Electric Corp
:
15
System_____i.
No par
i; ' Walgreen
Co
41
10
Wagner
-
"
87/s Dec
66
May
4Va%
RR
1 Wabash
'
2
37% Mar 28
42% Oct 10
11% Mar 28
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. April 2, 1962
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
letters, ip
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
the column headed "Interest Period" Indicate in each case the
decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
AND
LOW
Lowest
Tear lf>61
STOCK
4s
37/8s
3%s_;
!
Treasury 3%s__.
!
Treasury 3 Vis
101.20
101.28
101.12
101.20
100.30
101.2
100.26
100.30
99.24
Feb
Treasury 3%s
Nov
33/8S
Nov
Treasury
Treasury 3%s
Jun
15
99.26
98.20
100.22
100.26
100.20
99.24
99.28
103.24
101.15
101.19
101.22
101.26
100.30
100.26
100.30
101
101.4
100.2
100
100.30
100.30
100.26
99.
99.6
99.26
100.4
■100.21
99.8
99
'99.8
100.8
•'»"
101.2
■'
•
99.10
100.21
100.23
100.23
100.24
99.24
99.28
99.26
99.22
99.26
93.24
94
93.24
94
93.24
94
93.28
94
91.4
91.12
91.6
91.14
91.6
91.14
91.12
91.20
15 1998
15 1966
90.4
90.12
90.2
90.10
90.4
90.12
90.4
90.12
90.10'
90.18
>■'
98.30
99.2
99
99.4
99.2
99.6
99.2
99.6
99.6
99.10
•
89.4
89.12
89.4
89.12
89.10
89.18
89.10
89.18
89.16
89.24
88.18
88.26
88.20
88.28
88.20
88.28
88.26
89.2
99.25
99.27
99.22 " 99.26
,
,
1978-1983
,
15
15
99.24
99.28
99.23
99.27
99.24
99.26
98
98.4
98.2
98.6
98.4
98.8
15
86.9
86.16
86.6
86.14
86.4
86.12
100.23
100.20
100.20
100.23
100.20
v
99.27
99.25
98.2
86.12
-
100.23
100.20
100.23
98.6
98.10
86 8
98.6
86.4
86.16
100.23
100.20
97.30
98.2
97.30
98.2
97.31
98.1
97.31
98.1
98
98.2
Jun
15
1962-1967
94.24
94.30
94.22
94 28
94.24
94.30
94.26
95
95
95.6
99.10
99.12
99.9
99.1 L
99.9
99.11
99.9
99.11
99.9
99.11
92.12
92.16
92.8
92.14
92.12
92.18
92.12
92.18
92.20
92.26
2%s
Dec
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1964-1969
91.10
91.16
91.10
91.16
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.22
91.28
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
90.24
90.30
90.24
90.30
90.26
91
90.26
91
91.2
91.6
Treasury 2Vis
Mar
Mar
Jun
15
1965-1970
15 1966-1971
90.16
90.22
90.16
90.22
90.20
90.26
90.18
90.24
90.26
89.18
89.24
89.18
89.24
89.20
89.26
89.20
89.26
90
90.8
15
1967-1972
88.14
88.20
88.18
88.24
88.18
.88.24
88.16
88.22
88.24
88.30
Treasury 2 Vis
Sep
15
1967-1972
88.10
Treasury 2Vis
Dec
15
1967-1972
88.8
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.31
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.22
99.23
99.22
106.24
107.24
106.16
107.16
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury 2 Vis
8
Mar
89
N.
"
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
Treasury
8
v
-
"
1964
1966
1995
15 1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
\
-
—
99.22
Feb
Treasury 2%s
89
f
100.26
91.12
Feb
Aug
2 Vis
/.
i
99.18
93.30.
Treasury 3s
Dec
100.26
100.30
*'
91.4
88.26
Treasury 23/4s
Week
*
103.16
93.22
88.12
Treasury 3s
Sales far
Bonds (J|)
/
.
1990
15
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Ask
103.20
100.26
100.24
1
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury
,
100.30
99.10
99.2
~
March 30
Bid
103.12
99.28
100.26
.
Ask
103.20
100.2
100.30
100.26
Friday
'
March 29
101.14 101.18
103.18
100
Thursday
Bid
Ask
103.12
103.10
3 Vis
Treasury
Bid
Ask
103.18
Nov 15 1974
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
Nov 15 1980
Treasury 37/8s
Treasury
.Bid
.
103.10
—
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Ask
March 28
i,
1975-1985
Oct - 1 1969
1971
May 15
Treasury 4s
Treasury
March 27
Feb
1 1980
May 15 1968
Treasury 4%s
point.
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Bid
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Highest
v
Monday
March 26
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Range for
month
bonds mature. Figures after
the
when
4
Treasury 2Vis
88.12
88.14
88.13
99.31
100
88.18
88.8
•
88.26
88.16
88.24
100
99.31
100
99.31
100
88.20
88.14
88.12
88.16
88.10
88.8
99.31
88.20
88.14
88.14
88.16
100
91
99.24
99.22
99.23
99.22
99.24
99.22
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.8
103.8 '
99.2:
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5s
...
Feb
15
43As
/
1985
1980
.:
■
............
..
.
.
..
■'
•
102.24
•
—
:
..
—
———
101.24
101
101.24
101.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
99
100
1979
99
100
99
" 100
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
99
100
15
1968
100.20
101
100.20
98.24
15
97
98
97
98
1971
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
1975
Oct
100
89.16
91.16
90
92
90
98
97
v
.
85.24
86.24
86
87
1972
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
3s
1976
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.24
indicated with a double dagger.
All
wnr
."m
■
<
1
85.24-
'
-
92
90
86
87
85.24
86.24
91.16
;
96.24
90
87
90.16
91.16
90.8
91.8
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.16
86.16
Exchange
'New York City
Period
New York Stock
Last
Sale Price
91
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
Low
■
.June-Dec
1980
96%
No.
High
96ai
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
97
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Low
97
or
Low
28
Brazil
Jan. 1
Sold
No.
High
T
High
Low
(continued)— 7
June-Dec
§»7s Central Ry 1952
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
.reduced to 3.5%) 1978
,
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
92
Last
Interest
BONDS
Unification Issue—.
Stock
,
and'asked quotations.
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Corporate
r
'1'
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
3%
96.16
95.24
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95.16
96.24
90.16
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97.16
96.16
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100
98
97
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101
98.24
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101
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100
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100.24
101
98.24
99.24
86
other figures are bid
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8
103
100
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101
99
f
1963
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95
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funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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77
5%
197$
reduced to 3.375% )
120
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
§»External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-4uly
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
*96 %
§»7s
3rd
series
1957
*96%
*96 %
*96%
Apr-Ocf
*96 Ye
Jan-July
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Australia
105
55%
105%
20-year
15-year
1966
June-Dec
1969
June-Dec
3'/as
3%s
15-year 4'/as 1971
Mar-Sept
1978
20-year 5s
20-year 5'/2s 1979
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year 5'/as
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1981
5(/as
20-year
103%
May-Nou
1982
Jan-July
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fund
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43%
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92%
92%
92%
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93
95
(Rep) 5%s extl s f $ 1973
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Austrian Governments 4'/2s assented
1980—Jan-July
I •Bavaria (Free State) 6'/2s 1945
Feb-Auo
48%
12
98%
99%
47/as debs adj (series 8) 1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
28
93
98%
22
91
99
5
96
1
100
93%
101'/a
'
17
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105
49
96%
102
99%
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33
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101'A 101%
31
95%
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104
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24
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external
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extl
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s
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external
f
104%
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s
6%s
s
4s
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II
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50
97%
103
90
91%
96
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April-Oct
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1962—.May-Nov
May-Nov
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100
100'A
3
100
102
102
7
100%
June-Dec
102
102
5
98%
1958
50
June-Dec
loan
1950_
sink
assented 1961
6%s
1961
6s assented
fund
sinking
1962
Guaranteed
•
fund 6s 1961
sinking
Guaranteed
6s
assented
6s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
• Chinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
§• Cologne
(City of) 6%s 1950
Mar-Sept
47/8s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sept
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct
•
Chilean
•
Municipal
Consol
104
104%
—
April-Oct
*88
85
87
AprfJ-Oct
*84
81
83
of
6s
Jan
1927
6»/as
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Feb-aub
of
1926
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June-Dec
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94%
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94 %
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76%
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10
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91
77
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30%
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32%
27
Jan-juiy
*80%
82
70
73
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Salvador
5'/as
of)
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extl
1974
s
s
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
56
A
95
page
35.
conv
fund Issue
&
Prussian Conversion
dollar
bonds
Jan-July
Jaw-July
1976
3s
Good
April-Ocf
April-Oct
77
55
42
104
105
2l
75
75
4
*75
77
98%
40
105
75
Jan-July
Jan-July
5
77
77
76
78
77
77
76
78
7s
dollar
1953
due
*93%
•
7s
•
6s
106
106
89%
89%
91%
103
107
83%
90
107
90
983®
April-Oct
♦98%
June-Dec
June-Dec
107% 107%
99'A
93%
—
98 %
1930—
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
f mtge 1945
part paid 1964
part paid 1968
5
91%
1953 loans—
1972
Government—
74
5
5
*99'A
94 %
104
108%
91%
95
27%
94 (A
31
24
29%
April-Oct
s
Greek
76
73%
—
1963—Jan-July
1980
bonds
64
May-Nov
1972
loan of
dollar bonds
5s
95
(Interest
—.April-Oct
see
3s
1957__April-Ocf
s f 6(48 of
1927 due 1957
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
footnotes,
95
37
36
*39
104%
sinking
International
95
106'A
29'/a
47%
13
—
f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan 1
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967:.
5 •Frankfurt on Main 6%s 1953
4s
June-Dec
102
77%
65
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
78%
(Interest
due
[73%
62%
62
105% 106
106
June-Dec
Jan-July
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
Jume-Dec
• External
__/..."
10-year bonds of 1936—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
For
135
1961
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
4%8
Light Co Inc—
f
—
43 %
De France—
Credit Froncier
Denmark
92%
1960
7s
fund 1973
May-Nov
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
5'/a8 dollar bonds 1969
—April-Oct
3s dollar
bonds 1972
—April-Ocf
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
s
—
102
adjustment—
External
*41%
1960
assented
7s
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
—April-Oct
•
3s
ApriZ-Oct
1955
__
*91
April-Oct
„
—
*91
96
39
Mar-Sept
6s
41%
41%
June-Dec
June-Dec
•
96
1972
47/es debentures series A 1978
4'As debentures series B 1978
■ •Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1941
•
91'A
*96
1904_June-Dec
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
Berlin Power &
*90
44
1
47/as debt adj ser A 1970
4%s debt adj ser B 19.78
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s
103
1976—
loan
loan
extl loan
*41%
•
June-Dec
104%
50
*91
__
1957
99%
101%
Feb-Aug
AprtZ-Ocfc
*41%
June-Dec
•
55%
92'A
3
103% 104%
102
„
—
55%
101'A 102
103
*91
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
1963
*41'%
April-Oct
1963
6s
-
*91
Mar-Sept
Cuba
Austria
42'A
92%
*41%
1993
•
98
99
92%
42%
__
—
Chile Mortgage Bank 6%s
• 6'/as
assented 1957
•
—
97%
100
92%
'/
—
*41%
Jan-July
~
97%
May-Nov
*91
JL
—
96%
June-Dec
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
—
—
96%
97%
*41%
fund $ bonds 3s
•
June-Dec
55
*91
/'
Os Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
1962
sinking
external
6s
Extl
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'/as 1967
assented
6s
External
•
101'/a
60
49%
42
• 6s assented Sept 1961
^•External sinking fund 6s 1962
.
1053A
86
85
92%
External sinking fund
•
__
■■■
82 Va
42
«6s assented Feb 1961—
•
*91 %
»
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Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
• 6s assented Jan
1961
ISSUES
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968__Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of)
5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
SeAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945__Jan-July
55
82%
*41%
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
•
.
Akerehus
1
•47%
•
16
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
•
FOREIGN
AND
55
11
1961—Jan-July
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Broadway, New York
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77
55
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55-
85
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53%
85 %
;
■
Foreign Securities
1
77
April-Ocf
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-July
§• Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Nov
r§®7s assented 1942
.
May-No»
• External sinking fund 6s 1960
ApfiZ-Oct
»6s assented 1960
April-Oct
of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Caldas
Canada
;
*28%
May-Noc
—Feb-Aug
28
'
.
27%
29 7 8
28
27
-
MMzeemsiSiu
'
195
Volume
Number 6147
.
.
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Sale Price
■'
Bonds
Friday's
or
,
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Week's
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
r
bonds
27
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 30)
NEW YORK
Interest
(1571)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Sale Price
or
Range
Friday's
Low
High
(Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4y8s (dollar bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
Uruguay
of) 6s 1946
iSIn'nJt
Conv
&
funding 4Vis 1966
April-Oct
Harpen Mining Corp—
Tn1_
General mortgage 6s 1949—---"K'tuIv
4%s debentures adjustment 19/0
Jem-July
High Authority of the European
Coal and Steel Community—,, ,..;v
5Vis secured (7th series)
197o
April-Oct
6s secured
(11th series) 1978
—
(State
I •Hamburg
Steel
Corp 6s
36
105%
Valle Del
10
'97%
100%
§• Warsaw
i37
99%
102%
I
'V
"
99
ext s f 3s 1977
„-Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
;
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 19.77
Jan-July
81,
81
80 Vi
(Republic)
series
7s
Utility
gtd
ext s
§»7s series B 1952
30-year
Institute—
f 3s 1977
•
81
101
81
80%
:r
,
•
1
90
,:
97%,
97%
Mar-Sept
98%
,
;4
88%
91
60
92%
97%
99 Vi
'97%
98%
_Jan-July
88
93%
99%
;
I •Milan
,
lilnas
Power
1st
mortgage
•
207
103 %
102 Vi 103%.
—
—
.*22%
100%
98%
-
23
21
Zealand
15
%
1%
48%
-4
54
54
5%s
year
54
Stores
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*52% :
50
—
52
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.
.
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48
50
52
c
103 Vi 104%
104%
10
100 %
104%
98%
105 Ye
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I'. i',"' r
94%
31
98% 100
100
extl
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5%s
99%
100 %
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99 y2
100'A
A-iJ
99 y2
24
97
102%.
102% 103
53
96
103
*99%
103
*98%
1968
to
extl
1973—
external loan
;
Peru
to
98%
98%
—
(Republic
of),
•
Nat
loan
•
Nat
loan extl
I •Poland
•
extl
f 6s 2nd
s
1986
debentures
assented
•
4Vis assented
I •External
•
series
4Vis
sink
assented
1971
100
3'As
debentures
1984
101%
3%s
debentures
1990
103
Vi
4%s
debentures
1985
debentures
1963
convertible
'
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101 % 101%
*50 Vi
12
2%s
•
—
.
86%
86 1
*85 y2
"8%
9%
*9 Vi
,
A
15
'
Jan-July
,•
1962-April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
April-Oct
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Quar-Jan
Apco Oil Corp 5%s 1981
Apr-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
April-Oct
4'/2s s f debentures 1986
June-Dec
,
j
8%
8%
41
8%
10
10%
2
9Va
10
8'/'a
10
9
:
'
1977
Co
&
5%s
of)
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%54
54
52
:/
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reduced
2.375'/e')
to
I •External
6 Vis
secured
1953
5Vas debentures
1979
5
Grande do Sul
external
8s
•
72%
79%
72%
72%
76
*77%;__
;
78 '
*
Feb-Aug
(interest
57 Vi
Feb-Aup
57 Vi
56%
58
of
1946
1921
internal
6s
sinking fund
gold
Stamped pursuant, to Plan A
reduced
•
to
external
7s
2%)
1966
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
7s
(City
Paula
|«Sao
to
6 Vis
of)
65%
2.25%)
*62
June-Dec
2004
6Vis
extl
secured
Croats
•
(interest
—May-ZVow
fund 1957—May-Nov
sinking
•
7s
Slovenes
&
62
'68
V
60
'
"62
*71
71
,:
77
71%
(interest
May-Nov
98%
2iy4
1
20'/a
23%
:
1962
May-Nov
23%
23%
•
1st
&
Silesia
•
4Vis
South
Halske
of)
(Prov
&
cons
RR—
Ohio
(Union
5 Vis
external
5Vis
external
Southern
Taiwan
•
5Vis
5Vis
Tokyo
•
(40-year)
due
1971
(City
5 Vis
5Vis
6s
1st
5Vis
s
f
98%
Jan-July
June-Dec
96%
1974—
May-Nov
102%
98%
6
96%
June-Dec
,
9%
8%
9%
97%
36
94
96
96%
12
94 y8
93%
1971
to
loan
1961
of
'27
extended
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
Light
1961_
to
April-Oct"
April-Oct
„A.r. j
1971
Co Ltd—
mtge
$ series 1953
1953-extended to 1963_—
For footnotes,
see
64
106% 108
237
104
121%
80
122
133
106%
125
126%
79%
79%
80
71
77%
80
83%
83%
84
73
81%
84
73%
73%
74%
66
71%
75%
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78 %
78%
35
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76%
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91%
92
89%
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93%
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% "
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87
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212
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200
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351
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348
382
356
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97'A
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92
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18
106 %
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88 %
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92
97
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100% 101
106%
103%
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98 »/*.
17
99%
92
92
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95%
95%
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95 %
95%
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101%,
__
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94
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95%.
87%
88%
88%
25
114%
298
109
112
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109
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235
242
68
205
251
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111
111
237
111
118%
96%
101 Vi 102%
9
99 Va
102%
H
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97%
99%
100
page
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—
June-Dec
June-Dec
35.
100
% 101 Vh
49
98%
99%
221%
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_
—
2010
.
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—Feb-Aup
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April-Oct
May
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
'
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75%
77
9
75%
81
64
63%
64%
27
63%
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62 %
67%
63
62%
63'A
25
71
70'A
71
27
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77
58%
58 %
59
75
57%
62%
76
76
80 %
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*92%
75
'
76
77 Va
3
—
79%
92
—
92%
142
155
7
102
105%
103% 103%
May-Now
June-Dec
14
104'A 105%
151%
2
101%
103%
89%
9
88 %
5
85 %
151% 155
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
2%s series 1 1970
2%s series J 1976
3s
series K 1979
debentures 1980
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
3'As
conv
Boeing Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
Borden
(The) Co 2%s debs 1981—
4%s
f debentures
s
1991
Jan-July
May-Now
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
„Mar-Sept
June-Dec
89%
*83 %
135
131%
130
117%
116% 117%
101%
101% 101%
*81 %
90
83%
82%
—
85%
85%
115
'
86%
139%
130
116
302
127
80 %
10
V
81%
99%
101%
35'/a
__
38%
98%
Ltd—
Co
extended
10
*8%
new^
1968
1
99%
10
of)—
extl
due
Tokyo. Electric
§6s
Power
1965
1968—
Dec
Fund
Dev
Electric
4Vis
Jan
loan
99%
'
*10
June-Dec
of)
loan
Italy
June-Dec
—
Mar-Sept
1958
7s
*99%
June-Dec
1951
6Vis
1''
mtge 3%s ser
Consol
June-Dec
1958
assented
Africa
Corp
external
Feb-Aup
A 1970
1st cons mtge 4s
ser B 1980
1st cons mtge 4'As ser C/ 1995
4%s convertible income Feb 1
4%s conv debs series A 2010
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 3s series Z 1989
1st ref mtge s f 3'As 1990
1st ref mtge s f 4s 1993
4%s conv debentures 1974
Beneficial Finance 5s debs 1977
4%s debentures 1981
1st
Consol
Ltd—
mtge s f 1952
6%s due 1952 extended to 1962
Siemens
67
60%
May-ZVow
1995
Manufacturing Corp—
subord debs 1979
Consol
Electric Power Co
63%
122
23
23%
*23 %
98%
24
*97
May-Nov
1962
series B secured external
Bhlnyetsu
§ • 6 Vis
44
63
'71
(Kingdom) —
external
secured
8s
65%
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1952.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
Serbs
65%
*6°
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 2.375%)
2001
•
66%
62%
Air Line Ry
conv
Baltimore
June-Dec
1952
8s
(City)
Charl
&
.May-ZVow
to
reduced
(interest
I •Rome
70
(interest
2.25%) 2004stamped pursuant to Plan A
1967
65%
72%
74
68
*72%
June-Dec
1926
127%
1968—. June-Dec
(interest
2012
of
loan
103 Va
113
144
91%
102
—
April-Oct
Siamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999—
April-Oct
•
April-Oct
1995—
3%s 1963—May-ZVow
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
June-Dec
Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980
Mar-Sept
Gen mortgage 4'As ser C 1972
Jan-Jaiy
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1979
Jan-July
4%s conv subord debs 1987—
Feb-Aup
Automatic Canteen Co of America—
,
4%s conv subord debs 1981
rJan-July
5s
(State of)
loan
4s
Stamped 4s July
Avco
Rio
99
90
62%
Feb-Aup
1977
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
'—April-Oct'
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 2%)
2012
1977
Atlanta
(interest
A
2001
debentures
subord. debs
Atchison
April-Oct
1946_
8s
Mar-Sept
1962
1976
debentures
5%s
70
59
70
May-ZVow
1984
debs 1983-^
3%s debs
Mar-Sept
Feb-Auy
June-Dec
Feb-Auy
6'As
May-Nov
1973
(City of)
inc sub deb
4%s
*61
Nyasaiand—
Janeiro
5s
subord
Investment
Associates
Alegre (City of)—
1961 siamped pursuant, to Plan A
%
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
Jai>-July '"
7Vis 1966 siamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25% i 2006——Ja?i-July'
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
Direct mortgage 7s 1950
Mar-Sept
Direct, mortgage 6s 1952
May-Now
Consol mortgage 6s 1953_
May-ZVow
Consol mortgage 6s 1955—.
..A
Feb-Aup
and
27
115% 117'/a
92%
98%
—.
91
,
6&V&
3s
1969
debentures
Armour
8s
de
99
101%
91
►102%
'"l
94%
98
98%
13
9%
debentures
3'As
4'/2s conv
(Federation
Mar-Sept
1973
debentures
Co
3s
~9%
9%
—April-Oct.
,
86
Porto
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debentures
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American
86 y2
85
85
'
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1950—Jan-July
1963
51
N;
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1987' —^:
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V
,r>:
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.'.—ApriZ-Oct
1947_April-Ocl
7s
8s
50%
55
*85
—
gold
*85
April-Oct
1961:
fund
1968
sinking fund
debentures
99 %
99
9
86
1958—
I •Stabilization loan
100
101
4'As
100
100%
1
218
96 y2
100%
1960__June-Dec
(Republic of) gold 6s 1940
4 Vis
11
31
Co—
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April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
——-—June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Wow
1975
2%s
100 vi
Mar-S?pt
Mar-Sept/,
1959
series
1st
6s
99
*90
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100
93'A
101%
90
86
98%
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90%
99%
84%
39
94%'
June-Dec
Apr-Ocl
218
3
7s
external
f
s
*94
91%
115
98%
38
87%
99% 100
99
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
Mar-Sept
:
110
(interest
to Plan A
2.125%) 2008:
Siamped pursuant
reduced
99%
98%
•86
62%
90%
-
158
Optical Co—
conv
Telephone & Telegraph
2%s debentures 1980
2%s
June-Dec
1975
(State of) 7s 1947
l»Pernambuco
•
,
101
57
8
11
91%
112
101
1981
debs
113
Co—
American
-
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-ZVow
May-ZVow
June-Dec
110
99
I?
59
May-Nov
subord debs 1980
subord
108
101
100 Vi
101% 102 %
4.40s
43
—
91 %
__
Corp 3%s debentures 1964
Co 3%s debs 1988
conv
American
/
163
104%
Co
58
110 y8
96%
135%
102
110% 112%
__
Can
Machine & Foundry
29
*101
Electric
—June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
1966
debentures
92%
96%
135% 139
April-Oct
-2%sr-debentures-1982
1958
(30-year)
extended
5Vis
of)
f
s
loan
1958
1982
91
90%
10
*104
Feb-Aug
1964—
1980
5s
5Vis
•
3'/aS
debentures
3s
Airlines
Bosch
4'As
*99Vi 100 Vi
Oriental
5Vis due
100%
90
92%
*96'/a
—
May-No»
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1990
Jan-July
American Distilling
4%s conv 1986
May-Noo
American & Foreign Power debs 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures
1987
Jan-Jun©
104%
64
f 100
—
Development Co Ltd—
§«6s extl loan
(30-year)
1953—
6s due 1953 extended to 1963—
—Apr-Ocl
1981
America
fund
f debentures
s
American
.
■
1965—ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963.
-Feb-Aug
5 Vis s f extl loan 1973
April-Oct
5%s external loan
1976
May-Nov
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
I •Nuremberg
(City of) 6s 1952—
Feb-Aup
of
Co
American
Amer
Apn'Z-Oct
(Kingdom of)—
sinking fund old 4%s
f extl loan new 1965
s
92%
1981
4'/2s
Corp
sinking
4'/2s
External
4%s
9%
99'A
*91%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
sinking' fund debentures 1979
American
.
1967—May -Nov
3'As
3'/is 1972
1984
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
Ap?-Ocf
1976————.——
gtd dollar bonds 1976
Norway
10%
COMPANIES
110%
3s
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s
RR
1st mtge
Co
3'/as
f debentures
s
Allied
June-Dec
5 Vis 1970
(Govt)
INDUSTRIAL
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998— _April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'/2s debs 1978
.April-Oct
22 Vi
1%
*1%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125 %) 2008.
—Mar-Sept
• Secured extl sink fund 6Vis 1959
Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
New
AND
135%
Mar-Sept
1958
6Vis
99% 100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Ocf
4%s s f debentures 1986
June-Dee
207
4
99% 100 Vi
•
104
April-Oct
fund
sink
extl
Secured
8
Apr-Ocf
June-Dec
5%s
102
20
(State)—
Geraes
Southern
Great
Alabama
4'As
-
9%
7
June-Dec
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'/2s 1975
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980
June-Dec
—Jan-July
(City Of) 6 Vis 1952
2
9
Jan-July
June-Dec
6s of *26 1961
extended to 1971
Alabama
extl
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
9%
8
82
90
Mar-Sept
Medellin
9%
82
81%
91
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93%
82%
81%
87
87
Feb-Aug
1958
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(City of)
1961
*86%
Feb-Aug
external 7s
1958
91
87
94
(Dept of)
Cauca Valley
See
RAILROAD
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<
loan of '24 1954
Feb-Aug
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ii—Feb-Aug
• 5 Vis extl loan of
'30 1965
May-Nov
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May-Nov,,
l»Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957__ApriZ-Oct
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Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
June-Dec
6%s
•
due
6s
81
vV
•
Japanese
;
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(City)
82
83
94
A
.Jan-July
June-Dec
—
.Japan 5 Vis extl s f 1974
J&pan Development Bank 6s 1976
1
Feb-Aug
26
■
Jan-July
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
:
(Government of) 53/4S 1974
l#Italy
Jamaica
1978
1984
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1947
B
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readj
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Yokohama
•
94 %
92
*95
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readjustment
Cauca
§•4Vis
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16
99%
81
Italian
101
91
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1978
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
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H
1977
debs
7 Vis
America
Italian
xh
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104% 104 Vi
99 %
99 %
101% 102%
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102
—
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4s-4y4S-4Vis
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Sud
100
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Tel &. Tel—
International
98%
3%s-4Vas-4Yvs ext
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
1980——,r—:
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series)
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5%s
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II
Vi
*99
221%
100%
101%
Boston
&
Maine RR—
series AC 1967
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Feb-Aup
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Aprtl-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
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1980
?? Jf*?,
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May-lJov
1st mortgage 5%s 1986
r-June-De>c
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs i9?1——
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3%s 1986
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mortgage
1st
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debentures
seiics
B
series
C
debentures
series
D
3%s
debentures
series
F
1981
1981
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1982
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South
&
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'
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I
3'As
93
93
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subord
conv
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106%
'
106
-
97
-•
97
1977
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series
N
1978
2%s
debentures
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ser
A
and
refund
mtge
2%s
ser
B
1982_Mar-Sept
1977_April-Oct
refund
mtge
23As
ser
C
1972_Jime-Dec
-A
refund mtge 3s ser D 1972
refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
refund mtge 3s ser F
1981
and
1st and
&
ref M
ref
M
3'As series G
3%s series
H
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ref
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56
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119
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1
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Range Since
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Friday's
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Burroughs
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or
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Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
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Last
Interest
bonds
•
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Week's Range
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NEW YORK STOCK
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'.
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Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
New Jersey junction RR 4s 19861
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974^
New Or,lean Terminal 3%s 1977—
New York Cenbral RR Co-
82%
95%
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—
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1974. i
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94%
r' 89 »A
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& Malone first gtd 4s
96 Va
95'/8
4
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Texas
98
95 y8
mortgage.4l/4s series C Jan 1 2005.———,7
nitge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
3s debentures
100
95
33
.v
.
110'A
91%
June-Dec
—
England Tel 81 Tel Co—
New
1982—.April-Oct
Central Power Si Light 27/8s
Joy. Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Jersey
19
111
NAFI Corporation—5'As conv 1980—
Mar-Sept
'Nashville Chat Ac St Louis 3s ser 1986—__Feb-Aug
National Airlines Inc— >''■.•>
4
/=
"6s conv subord debs 1976
—.—Map-Nov,
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985.Jjnte-Dec
Natl Cylinder'Gas 5'As conv debs 1977—MarvSept
National Dairy-Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec /
3s '
debentures 1970
June-Deo
3'As debentures 1976. ...——-—*.—..June-Deo
National Distillers & Chem. 4%s jdebs 19&3-Map-.Nov
Natl Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—.ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3'As 1982——..Map-Nov'
1st mor tgage 37As 1986
_May-Nop
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
Jan-July
conv
.91%
Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry. 3%s series B 1906—
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jain 1 2007
-April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4"%s debs 1980—Jan -July'
4%s debentures 19817-i—....—
—..Feb-Aug
5%s subord debs 1981——.—
—Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex! first gtd 3'As 2000——June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986——Map-Nov
3 %s debentures 1978—April-Oct
96%
*87
108%
National Tea Co 3'As conv 1980
May-Nou
5s s f debentures 1977—.———-Feb-Aup
>
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26
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,
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,
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s
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conv
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debentures
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80%
-
104
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81
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78%
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103'A 103%
1972—.—..Feb-Aup
debentures
debentures
Mohawk
.
1981—
7
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> 7
/
;
Prior lien 4%s seriesi D 1978—.—i——Jan-July
104
I1.
—
70
103% 103%
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...—Feb-Aup
1976—1
.
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
;»
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.
B
211 i'/
60%
•
101%
:»102%.
153
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series
debs
5'As subord income debs 2033...,
103
>f5.
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84%
84%
/ First mortgage 3s series B 197884%
June-Dec
111 Cent'RR consol mtge 3%s-ser A 1979=_May-JVot>
*85%
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*85%
1979._.May-No»
*83%
;
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Consol mortgage 3 %s series F 1984—-.Jan?July
*77"%
^
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*76%
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iv
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72% 72%- i~ ri
Mar-Sept
/ *77%
3%s s f debentures 1980
——.—Jan-July
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Inland Steel Co 3 y4s debentures 1972——Mar-Sept
250
250
Vf. /
1st mortgage-3.20s series I 1982
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1st mortgage 3'/as series J 1981.
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90% ?
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987——-i-Jan-juIpJ
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1st mortgage • 4 '/as -series L 1989
*101%
Feb-Aug
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1979.May-iVoo
102% 102%
102%
debs
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1990— June-Deo
95'A
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—
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—
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'
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wts" 1981—Apr-Oct
—Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nou
1st mortgage J2%s 1980.
....Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%a 1988...April-Oct
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92%
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5T
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■.
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> 95%
\
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68 %
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; 7
7 First mortgage 4'As inc series A Jan 1971—May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991™May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. 2%a 1967
April-Oct
173%
...
1
debentures
.
>89%
.Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
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;—i
& Industries—
Foods
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89%
June-Dec
1984—_—
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;
122%
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—
1978
debentures
subord
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.—Jan-July
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:
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tr
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4%s
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nmenca—...
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..Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969'.
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking-fund debentures 1967—...Jan-July
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i ;
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Feb-Aup
3.10s s /f debentures 1972
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92
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.
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..
debs. 1987-—
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conv
4%s
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,
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75%
—
19.81—
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debentures
93
102%
70
*78%
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subord debentures 1977——-,
Feb-Aug
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•
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McCivory
t
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subord debentures
f
10
,
'
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s
99%
84%
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(R H)
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98%
103% 103%
68 'A
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.
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No.
84%
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v.
4%s .conv
2003- ...April-Oct
G 2003. —April-Oct
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:
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•
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99%
68%:
'
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15
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ser
Dept Stores 2%s debentures -1972.,—Jan-July
3 %s s f debentures 1978
—Feb-Aug
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July
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Haloid Xerox Inc—
_
May
General
.
June-pec
Range Sine*
Sold-
98%
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*
"
Macy. Credit Corp 4%a 1981—.—^
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Maine Central.,ER 5%s 1978——^_._Feb-Aug
Martin Co 5%s 1968 vex wts"—
—May-Nou
128 !V:
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103%
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RR—
Ohio
&
ser F
mtge 2%s
5s
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refund
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156
>104%
subord debentures
conv
97%
102
1
115% /; 115% lie y2
—
refund
5s nconv
w:
102%
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RR—
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101%
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25
177
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172
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2 >
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v*80%
1st mortgage 3s 1978———
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1
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....——-—
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—
;
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1st mortgage 2%s 1979—
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r
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1st
mortgage 3%s 1981—..—
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5s
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114
102% 102%
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3
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1st mortgage 3%s 1984
1st mortgage 47/8s 1987
1st mortgage :4%s 1990
186
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97 y8
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Jan-July
series N 1990—Jon-July
series O 2000—-—Jan-July
series P 1982—_ Jan-July
series Q 2010—..Jan-July
Western Financial
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97
1978
Aprll-Oct
—Mar-Sept
Aprtt-Oct
1st mortgage .3
179%
167
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—
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111'A
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158%
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(W T)
168
110
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Grant
167
1985—————May -Nov
debentures
f
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158% 160
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88%
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mtge 3%s ser H S003. ..^.April-Oct
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St Louis div. second gold 3s 1980
r„Mar-Sept
Loui&vilie. Gas. & Elec 2%S 1979—4
May-iVoo
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debs 1971.—.Map-Nov
4'As convertible debentures 1977.
June-Dec
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General Tire & Rubbef* Co 4%s; l981.—April-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1881
-—June-Dec
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—May-Noa
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—Map-No?
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1979—.—Jon-July
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debentUi'es
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3?
169
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4s -debentures * 1979
debentures
Low
•
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New'York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
'
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-
971/2
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3%s debentures 1975—«—r
5s debentures 1977
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5s
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Bange Since
,
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?
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1972_—
debentures
'
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Lorlilard
Acceptance Corp.—
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3s debentures 1969—1
—
Motors
General
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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81
77%
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85
51%
58%
54
62%
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81
83
5
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Dutch Airlines—
Royal
4%s
subord
conv
Mar-Sept
.April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
91
91
Kansas
*81%
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debentures
f
April-Oct
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1997—Aprll-Oct
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1986-
County Elec Lt Ae Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—Lakefront
1st
Dock
&
RR Term
150
150
•'
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B
4'As
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C
5s
fixed
interest
*98%
2003
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conv
fixed interest 2003
interest 2003
Litton
Industries
3%s
4.50s
Aircraft
debentures
Star
debentures 1980...
4s
Gas
Aprll-Oct
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1962—.—.
debs
Corp
1987—
3.75s
1976.
4%s
debentures
footnotes,
123
214
58%
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64%
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81%
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1982—ApriJ-QCt
103
1976_June-Dec
see page
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106'A
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^
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gold 5s 1996
tr
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debentures
Spiegel
75
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10
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a
RR
coll
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6
102% 1037/a
102%
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100
34
75
73%
Feb-Aug
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mortgage
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100
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B
84
74
Jan-July
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8
106'A
88
2%s series E 1986
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April-Ocf
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111
99% 100
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series
105%
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101
100
87
,
1st mtge 3%s ser A
Pacific
First
5'As
100
95
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99%
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series
1981
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100%
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1981_:
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1968
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4'As
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88%
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1975
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Peoria
79
17
97
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1987-,
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76%
Z
debentures
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debentures
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103%
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100
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102'A
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Southwestern
1979
3s
General
mortgage
South
80%
104% 105%
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Airways—
debentures
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series
80'A
84'A
81%
80
— —
.
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z
4
85%
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debentures
82%
83%
__
1
1971
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4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
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77%.
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1979
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conv
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5s
1977
debentures
1982
88'A
50
80'/2
&
1st
88%
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*
Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aug
Corp—
1972
subordinated
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June-Dec
1974
97%
*90%
Jan-July
1980
debs
Acceptance
debentures
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Mar-Sepf
Sons 2%s 1966
&
debentures
4%s
5%s
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Finance
(Jos E)
Roebuck
Sears
1989
3s
debentures
3s
92 Vi
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A
—
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debentures 1977
f
s
Seaboard
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127
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RR Co—
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mortgage
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,
82
—
89%
90%
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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74
85
97%
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72%
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series
certificates
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4s
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income
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May
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1
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%
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111
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92%
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87%
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1971
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Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
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Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
•
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Seaboard
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105
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series
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1996
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78%
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97 %
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—
74%
__
87%
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51
■
series A 1971
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1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
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5s
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refunding
96
48%
i
100%
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127
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conv
92
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92
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&
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debentures
subord
conv
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81
:
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82
79
99%
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General
82
90%
51
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3
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81%
-
81
92
Jan-July
1964-
debentures
2%s
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4%s
84
81%
83%
83%
86%
79
ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
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1985
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160
86 %
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81
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92
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59%
108
81
1972
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99%
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„
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High
98%
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and
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1
and
—
102%
85
102% 102%
94%
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105'A
2
84%
105% 105%
140
*106%
June-Dec
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3 Vis debentures 1975
April-Oct
4%s
debentures
1977
Mar-Sept
102 'A
*103% 105%
85
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
3%s
101%
99'%
102 >/4 102%
and
First
100%
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99%
First
88
87%
Jan. 1
No.
98%
99
First
90%
88%
—
*88
and
First
93
Range Since
Sold
94%
May-Wow
1963
First
80
91%
Bonds
High
Electric & Gas Co—
Service
debentures
3s
89
80
Range
Friday's
Low
92%
92
88%
—
or
Bid & Asked
.:High
—
*90Vi
April-Oct
1984
4s
trust
«
Last
Period
1
92 Vi
*82 Vi
-
series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern. Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Now
3J/4S s f debentures 1973
May-Woo
3V4S s f debentures 1974—
May-Wow
4'As s f debentures 1976
May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-Wow
47/8s s f debentures 1980
May-Wow
5'/8s s f debentures 1979
May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1981
.-May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1981—<
—May-Wow
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
No.
High
92 Vi
92 %
and ref 4V2S
1st
rz
Central
Northern
i,
1996—April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
Ry first gold 4s
& Western
Norfolk
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Range Since
s
Friday's
i1''
■
Monday, April 2, 1962
Week's
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
i
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 30)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
(•
.
.
(1574)
3ft
page
35
ZtiZ':'/
Number 6147
195
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1575)
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY
AND YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete feport of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, March 26,
In the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday, March 30.
and ending
Friday
Last
Sale Price
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
4cme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Mfg
&
Wire
Acme
Corp
5%
Allied
V— "
12%
2% Mar
Feb
15%
17
16,100
13%
Jan
4%
4%
3,000
4%
Jan
82%
85%
5,300
70%
Jan
6%
11%
7%
12%
16%
4%
16'A
43A
v
4%
10% Mar
614
Inc
1,100
1,600
14%
Bowling
Corp
21%
23
23%
-ii
1,900
Jan
3'A
Jan
Brad
Feb
Brandy wine Raceway
17%
Feb
Brazilian
4%
Jan
Breeze
87% Mar
Jan
8
Jan
17
Jan
3%
Jan.-
17% Mar
87%
89
225
86
26
600
7>
79
25
5% A 6 /A.
700
24% Mar
Tire
Control
Paper
Jan
5%
Feb
A tarn
Tno
■
Beverage
5%
8,900
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Bruck
Mills
8%
9% Mar
Jan
American
Book
Electronics
American
American-Internatl
American
B
S
F
Burma
9
11%
Feb
6%
Feb
83%
Feb
4% Mar
7% Mar
Butler's
5
Jan
8% Mar
BVD
63
900
75
Mar
65%
16%
5%
6
4,600
5
Mar
7%
2
3,400
1
Feb
4
2,200
2%
9,600
4
43%
&. Film
Jan
15%
Feb
cl A com—30c
28 %
29 %
v
400
23%
Jan
29% Mar
27%
27%
28 A
2,100
21%
Jan
29 % Mar
7%
Jan
Industries
Appalachian
Arkansas
Inc
Power
42%
Jan
45%
Feb
6%
18%
4%
4%
14,400
5%
Jan
7,800
14%
Jan
300
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
31%
Jan
%
;
Armour
&
35c
convertible
Arrow
V
V.
■
6% Mar
18% Mar
Associated
16 %
Jan
19%
Feb
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
8%
8%
9
3%
3%
500
7%
,31
11
3,500
Jan
800
;,5%,r 5%
9% Mar
Jan
3%
;;;; 700
Associated
34%
36%
,2%
2%
35%
9% Jan
•
4% Mar
:
,11%
30% Mar
5% Mar
34
Mar
Oil Ltd
Husky
97
1,300
2,800
Feb
100
31% Jan
2%
Feb
Feb
39%
Mar
Jan
Feb
3
40o
1%
1%
46,200
U
Feb
li30 Mar
Research
del
3
.
Industries—
100
4
6%
1
4lo
Jan
32
Mining &
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
10 pesos
Atlas
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing
Industries Inc
Centers Inc
Devices
Aurora
1
1
Inc
Plastics
10c
1
1
Corp
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
Non-voting
Avien
non-cum
Inc
2
Jan
4%
Jan
Carreras
Jan
2%
Jan
Carter
(J W)
6
Mar
7%
Jan
Castle
(A
Feb
18%
Feb
Catalin
13%
14%
4,800
13% Mar
28%
11
14
23,700
10% Mar
14
3%
31
4%
5,000
800
55
33
2,900
1%
8,900
3% Mar
51%
27%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
5%
Jan
56%
Feb
33% Mar
1%
Jan
&
Securities
Banco
de
Banff
Oil
Banner
los
Andes
Bargain
18%
Jan
Century Geophysical Corp
Chamberlin Co of America
1% Mar
3%
Jan
Charter
1%
2
4,800
15
17%
Feb
23%
8,200
11%
Jan
15% Mar
9%
10%
1,000
9%
Feb
12%
5%
5%
200
5%
Feb
Feb
6
r
300
9
Mar
7
Jan
Jan
Feb
Electric
Century
Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc——
6%
Feb
Christiana
Jan
Chromalloy
19%
Jan
26 % Mar
Jan
57%
Jan
Cinerama
Corp
Corp
Inc
Foil Corp
Circuit
K
Oil
P
Development
Cable
Controller
Bell
11%
5,300
11% Mar
14
Jan
5%
Jan
Club
6,900
"1%
"i%
"lft
5,200
lft
}'
7%
2,800
7
6%
7%
17,600
12'A
12%
1,900
31
2,400
14%
15
1,300
1
17%
16%
17%
Corp
6% Mai12% Mar
i
35%
Feb
19%
Jan
900
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
8%
~4%
5
4,200
Jan
9
3%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
19%
19
19%
1,900
17% Mar
22
Jan
25c
54%
54%
54%
1,100
53%
55%
Jan
8%
8
8%
10% Mar
11%
12%
14,600
Jan
14%
5%
5,100
11%
4%
Jan
700
11%
Jan
5%
13%.
6%
%
'%
5% Mar
1,700
lft
713
6%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
13% Mar
7%
%
ft Mar
1,1U0
ft
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
20
1,300
18%
Jan
20
Mar
35
30,300
11%
Jan
35
Mar
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
Mar
34%
Jan
Jan
4%
99
Mar
114%
104
Jan
16%
3,200
30
4
4%
99
103 %
2,400
20
3%
500
107
3,500
Jan
7%
Feb
11%
Jan
10%
Colonial
of
Corp
Sand
Consolidated
&
Oil
America—
Stone
&
Gas
10
1,400
9%
Jan
Jan
Consolidated Royalty
11%
5,900
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
Consolidated
11%
200
9% Mar
14%
Jan
Construction
27%
28
2,000
27% Mar
30%
Feb
Continental
4
5%
5
3
2%
2%
9%
5%
"
3,400
5
Mar
5%
Jan
Continental
3 %
5,300
2% Mar
3%
Jan
Continental
Industries Inc—
Continental
—10c
10 %
•
36%
36 %
36%
98%
98 %
99
9
;
11
21,800
8% Mar
800
35 % Mar
60
98
Feb
ii
%
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
111
Mar
1
Jan
%
2,400
6%
7%
I,000
14%
500
5%
6
2,300
5 %
Jan
6%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
9,500
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
11
43%
100
Mar
14 % Mar
7% Mar
15%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
23%
23%
2,800
22%
31%
32%
100
29 %
Jan
33
Mar
39
Jan
42
Feb
~9
~9%
1,000
7%
7
7%
5,000
6% Mar
6%
6%
100
1%
1%
13,100
7%
>•
—
1%
12%
58%
22'A
Jan
9%
Feb
15
Jan
6%
Jan
7
Jan
1
Jan
1U
Feb
Jan
13% Mar
12%
13%
3,500
11%
58%
61%
15,400
50%
Jan
61% Mar
22
22 %
1,000
213A
Feb
23%
Jan
1%
9%
1%
1%
3,400
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
8%
9%
20,000
7%
Feb
9% Mar
20%
20%
22%
10,700
16% Jan
23% Mar
19%
17%
20%
15%
Jan
20% Mar
28
28
29%
3,000
25
Jan
34%
18%
7%
16 %
14%
8
17%
18%
31,200
14
Jan
18% Mar
—
17%
14%
5%
6%
15%
;
68,700
8
Feb
Jan
2,700
Feb
1,700
7 %
17
6%
157/«
Jan
18%
12%
Jan
15% Mar
7% Mar
10% Jan
Feb
15%
9,000
7%
9 %
6,800
12%
12 %
100
12 % Mar
14
Jan
17%
18%
500
15%
Jan
20
Feb
14%
15 %
27,900
14%
Feb
19%
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
,14%
5
5%
4%
4%
3%
2,600
1,000
3%
Feb
4% Mat-
1
10c
1
Inc
11
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
Jan
•
Co
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Electronics
11%
27%
35.
7%
%
7%
Continental
Paint
Co_
20c
Inc
*
1
1
Aviation. & Engineering—1
Commercial Corp
1
Connector Corp cl A—50c
Materials Corp
-10c
Vending Machine Corp_10c
Sun
Oil
Ray
Inc
Products, class
&
Jan
Cook
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
Co
A
—15
1
"%
9,600
%
10%
Feb
II,400
22%
Feb
38%
Jan
19"%
4,600
18%
Feb
20%
6% Mar
8%
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
7% Mar
700
2%
3%
17,700
41%
41%
42 %
900
16
10
14%
16%
2,200
12%
10
10%
5,800
10
40
Mar
5%
4%
5%
2,200
4%
6%
20%
{J
4%
i0%
6%
7%
11,600
5 %
2OV2
20%
700
11
%
1,100
4%
4%
8,100
10%
2,000
1
1
1%
209,700
3%
9%
3%
3%
800
9%
10%
1,300
10%
6
11%
2
1%
9%
9%
7%
Jan
14,700
7
22
1
8%
27%
7
12
Jan
7%
18%
Jan
page
2,000
19%
7
3
Jan
1
see
9ft
27%
2%
Inc
footnotes,
9%
1
Commercial Metals Co
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp—
lOp
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—
1
1%
100
6% Mar
50c
Jan
Bickford's
prior preferred
6,200
Colonial
Jan
Co common
5,700
Jan
1%
9%
—
15,400
Jan
1%
1
1% Mar
1%
611
12%
18,400
Inc
Jan
Iftf
12%
6%
lft Mar
Feb
4%
'tl
16%
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
6%
26%
12,400
11%
For
Coliu
1%
1
5%%
Coastal
Jan
2
1
(H C)
Feb
50c
Canada—
Feb
14%
Jan
1%
1%
Shoe Corp
Eloomfield Building
4%
Co
Products
Aluminum
9%
1%
1%
Corporation
Clausner Hosiery
Jan
27% Jan
14% Mar
7.50
Clary
Mar
1%
50c
of
Jan
1%
Photo Inc
Eerkshire Frocks Inc
Bohack
Feb
Mar
25c
class A
Instrument
A
10
27
50c
common
Inc
Co
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
7
29%
Corp
5%
5%
15
Watch
_
5%
30
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8%
20
5%
shares-
Berkey
Class
Co
11%
1
Telephone
Benrus
Manufacturing
11%
400
1
convertible
Belock
1
1
Co
Jan
9,100
24 %
Co
Baruch-Foster
(A
Corp
9
•;.9%
10c
Bayview Oil
Beck
Ltd
1
1
10o
lo
25c
*
10c
6% Mar
8lo
23
Inc
Bearings
.
1,000
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
6%
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
13%
54
Co
6%
Barry
Jan
L-
Mar
Engineering
Barnes
"2%
.,
31
10
1
2.50
1
5
2
3,700
3,400
7
21,000
Jan
24%
15%
15
15'A
12%
3f,y
3%
27%
86
Feb
USA
Town
500
74
6%
50c
30%
Jan
Jan
6,700
Construction
BarChris
9%
Jan
1%
18%
7
A "8% Mar
Jan
9%
54%
10c
5% Mar
1,700
71
Jan
24
50c
20,100
8%
83
•
American
,v6
8%
5%
r
Mar
350
Jan
54 %
Inc
59
110
6 %
Ltd
Industries
-
85%
1 %
21%
lo
Jan
73
1
1.0
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp
50c
Clopay Corporation
1
Corp
£>4. (X
dcifl
Mar
38%
83%
6%
23%
preferred
56
50
71%
60o
Convertible
*3%
50
210
%
6%
14%
5%
4%
6,100
Chemical—
Common
'
85%
23'A
Clarostat
Baldwin-Montrose
(Si-;
73
Light
16,400
13%
815
XU
:,v
52
;40
7%
107
Power 3.50%
&
8%
17%
23
"
V, 58
38%
38%
Feb
pref—100
pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
i
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
*
Maine
Power
1%
5
1
52
4%
1
Hadley Corp
1%
2,400
Inc
%
19%
1
Central
Clark
Baldwin
Co
Central
Clark
Industries
■■■
1
10
Co
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7%
~9%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
p%
lft
ft
6/2
9lff
11%
5%
&;
Corp of America
Central
C
Baker
63 % Mar
61
Jan
15
9%
3
Mar
102%
2
~9%
-
150
57
13
Light $5 preferred-*
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
3%
9%
Corp
63%
5.50
Co
8,300
10c
Collieries
62
17%
1,500
1
preferred
26% Mar
17%
41,000
18
1
i
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
15 %
27
Jan
33
7 %
1
8
1%
Jan
23%
1
5
1
4
'4% Jan
19 %
.—1
Carolina Power
2% Mar
3,600
Corp
2%
53%
5p
,
1
Corp
International
6
16%
•
Sugar
Mar
4
10c
---1
—
Capital
Capital
3%
•
Corp
Golfo
Feb
6,600
Cities Broadcasting—
City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Canaveral
.
2%
4
1
Co
Feb
Jan
16
13% Mar
23
32
Carnation
4
£1
Consolidated
Audio
Canal-Randolph
Jan
Feb
Line
3%
18%
26%
30
—*
Canadian Marconi
—
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd panic pfd—10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd—
1
Canadian Williston Minerals:
8c
Jan
lOo
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
14
25%
8%
Industrial Gas Ltd-—<—2.50
Canadian
Feb
.
5%
4%
Atlas
18%
98
43
3%
Coast
AUantica
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Chemical Industrial Products—lOo
Atco
14%
93%
52
57
16%c
Export Gas & Oil—;
Canadian
6%b Jan
38
25^/s
63 A
preference
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
6%%
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd-:.
Feb
Stationers Supply
1%
Jan
21
common—.—•
—
20
Canadian
4%
1
Jan
%
*
Feb
700
lo
4,300
2%
2%
21
1
Feb
1,400
America
2&
Inc
79
4%
Co
18,400
Ltd
Co
Jan
59%
3%
3314 c
Atlantic
4,600
_A-
1
Inc
Atlantic
17%
3,400
14
12%
Astrex
16%
25,300
Associated Testing Labs
Avis
16%
96
of
14%
—5
38 %
Campbell Chibougamau Mines: Ltd—f 5lo
2,000
4'A
Gas
13%
—
19%
3%
&
800
14%
Jan
7% Mar
100
14 %
ft
600
2%
14%
Fire Insurance—.
Camden
18%
4%
Oil
7%
2%
1
1
Bread
33^
Laundries
.''7%
1
25c
Corp
Canada
400
Associated Food Stores Inc__
Associated
-Associated
10% Mar
9,500
Campbell Machine
31% x32%
regular
Jan
%
Feb
43
rets
9%
400
Feb
Mar
&
Jan
1
deposit
ls
ft
7%
Feb
4
Electric
American
10
Feb
rets ord shares—3c 6d
%
Corp Ltd
Oil
Asamera
10%
10
10
18% Mai¬
11% Mar
17%
%
preferred
XO
Feb
15%
17%
15%
14 %
Ltd—
34%
Inc
Electronics
Feb
13 % Mar
11
Jan
2,000
—..
2,200
8% Mar
Feb
3%
pfd-100
500
17%
9% Mar
16
10%
com
13%
17
Jan
Jan
3
2% Jan
13%
Mar
5%
35%
Jan
2,900
1,100
95%
Co
8
3% Mar
29%
4,000
3,600
41%
warrants
Co.
800
12,100
9%
•;%
95%
Arnold Altex Aluminum
4%
31 %
5ft Mar
10%
16%
33
42%
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
800
4%
30%
Jan
9%
18%
8
7
9%
16%
.2.50
Co
4%
9%
32%
59% V 65%
„
Gas
7%
7%
7%
15,200
4%
1
16%
4%%. pfd—100
Co
1
30%
.
California
650
5%
17%
■
X;AA 5%
Louisiana
7
2.50
Company
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Apollo
1
—*
66%c
50c
9
Calgary
Jan
60%
Pools -Inc
10%
Jan
Inc
%
___1
Mar
13%
*
*
1
$3.00 preferred
——---———50
$2.50 preferred——
-50
6'A preferred
50
Jan
4%
20c
Co
3,100
B
32%
.
5;A
13,400
Enterprises Ltd
&i Bumouton Corp Liu
Electric Power common
3%
—XAAaAA''
Corp
Feb
8% Feb
17% Feb
Jan
7%
Inc—
Jan
300
6%
20o
A ng os tu r a -Wu pperman—.
14%
14%
1
(The)
Shoe
Mar
44
17%
„
•
4,400
c
Cabol
2%
1
16
Jan
4%
Corp
8%
7ft Feb
15%
16
10
Jan
1%
2%
\
Jan
4%
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Co
8
Jan
4%
2;:
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
27/a
y.
Mar
13%
Burnell & Co Inc
Jan
64, >•; 64%
12%; 13%
900
Feb
9% Mar
4u
7%
Co
American dep
Jan
3,500
8%
30,200
3%
13%
28%
preferred
preferred
Mines
4%
2
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.7B
Angla-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.48
Anthony
17%fJan
78%
8 a
8%
■
Feb
Jan
30c
Inc
Ltd class
Hill
450
7%,
8%
1
-
Co
serial
8% Mar
Jan
L)
Industries
Buell
Bunker
4%
Mines Ltd
Chemical
3,700
£1
£X
2% Mar
1,300
25c
Inc
convertible
60c
10,400
7
2%
33%
£1
reg
Co
Company
17'A Mar
£1
^
Anchor Post Products
.Ansul
5
83%
6%
37
,
2 A
32'A
2%
45
Ltd—
Co
ord
Distillers
Rubber
Jan
Inc——.A——_50o
Seai-Kap Corp of Del
2
Thread 5%
preferred—..-B
American Writing Paper
B
Chemical
4%
82%
7% Mar
12 14
57/b
25o
American
Anken
600
36
212
32%
*
Budget Finance Plan common
-—
•American
Radio
10'A
—
American Manufacturing Co--.-—12.50
VAmerican Petrofina. Inc class .A
1
-Andrea
2,900
7%
1
Inc
Aluminum—
MiHs
MARC
Anacon Lead
10%
—•
Inc
Israeli Paper
—American
shares
American
8%
7
20
Systems
3,300
18,600
9%
.—1
———1
Co
American Business
8%
registered
common
5%
17%
35
*
preferred
4','c
Brown
Jan
Corp
B
(E
7%
8
33%
X
Power—
rets
Forman
Bruce
15%
X
*
X
bearer
rets
dep
Feb
8%
Inc
Company..
Jan
9%
Corp
American
Jan
Mar
16%
9%
4%
Jan
Instrument
Jan
—
3
36
9
14%
t
39%
Jan
9
8%
11% Mar
i
Jan
2%
32 % Mar
Jan b
600
^
32%
Jan
12%
$3.75 pld_100
600
7%
11%
■'
••
Oil
Ambassador
35
6%
6% Mar
u%
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
Brown
Feb
Corp
Jan
32%
8,200
6%
Rainwear
6%
325
3,400
4% Mar
Almar
41,600
13,300
300
Inc
9%
8%
7,300
Unlimited
39,700
6%
5%
Alloys
3%
7%
8%
'
2%
8%
4%
3
...—10o
i——
1
3%
9%
6%
8%
50e
Jan
6%
4%
—
Jan
Brooks
6% Mar
8%
—
Jan
2%
35%
Petroleum
Amer
Jan
Jan
1
Inc
Co
6
900
1,800
British
89
30%
A, 82
class ~A—_£1 %
Corp
3% Mar
6,100
Jan
2%
ord
dep rets ord
Amer
6'/o
Allied
Allied
4
Jan
Feb
42 %
Feb
Jan
79
preferred----—10
convertible
3%
Jan
19%
17 Ve
2%
Columbia
Corp common—1
Rubber
&
600
39%
British
8%
5%
Artists Pictures
17%
5%
15%
2%
dep
Class
6%
7
17%
High
Feb
9% Mar
American Tobacco—
Brown
—*—
6,200
42'A
107% Mar
243s Mar
79
5%
10%
*
20c
Works
Gear
Corp
British
5% Mar
Feb
25%
—
26
9%
4
Assn
1
Traction Light & Pow ord—•
Foote
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
12% Mar
Feb A
10c
America
of
Low
800
10
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
-
17%
3%
Shares
"
87
.
inc
Inc
Amer
10c
1
-—:
Chemical Co
Borne
13%
9% Mar
10,200
Low
•;"4%
——1
1-50
X
Corp
15%
2% Mar
3,300
,.
Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Par
Oil
Chica
Bolsa
*—
Engineering Co—
Properties
5%%
100
16%
1
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
1,800
•
Inc
N
American Stock
Jan
deposit rtcs American shs_
American
All-State
3,500
2%
12%
100
Kunstzide
American
All
11%
2%
Southern—L—
Airlines
Algemene
10%
1
preferred
Alaska
Jan
12%
103A
2%
6%
12
A
Great
2
13,300
4%
82%
*
50
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100 v
Alan Wood Steel Co common_ri~_---_ 10
Class
Alabama
2%
3
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
2% Mar
America^?:
Parking Corp'of
Airport
2%
700
167A
10o
1
1
X;
10o
—
Shoe Stores
& Discount Inc..
Surpass
Investment
Aid
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2%
Week's
Friday
Bourjois
260 ;■
Inc...——1
10
Products
Co
Techniques Inc
Agnew
2%
and
which any
S T O CK S
Shares
High
2%
—
itself
bond in
or
for Week
Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Aerosol
»,
10«
Construction
Plastics
Admiral
X
Corp
common
Precision
Acme
claw A
Corp
stock
Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Week's
RECORD
is intended to include every Security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending March 30.
'
Stock
22
7%
1,900
6
12%
3,000
22%
7%
1
Jan
Mar
3% Mar
9
Jan
53A
Jan
11% Mar
24 %
Jan
1
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Feb
1%
Jan
4%
Jan
10% Mar
6 %
16
Feb
Feb
8,000
2
10'A
7% Mar
4% Mar
9%
Jan
6
Feb
ii Mar
-
Feb
Feb
20% Mar
:
12%
Jan
,
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
6,900
9%
Feb
11%
Feb
Mar
25%
Jan
7% Mar
9%
Feb
600
1,700
22
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, April 2, 1962
'■ (1576)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 30)
Week's
Lov
Par
15%
21%
Reynolds common—1
$1 preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
-1-8®
Cott Bottling Co of New England—1
Corroon &
Ltd—
Courtaulds
"4%
Crown
B
Acceptance
Alloys Co
100?
11,700
7%
1 % Mar
37 Va
"
200
3
3,100
16%
2,000
4%
Jan
7% Mar
200
6%
4y»
15
General Development
Feb
General
Feb
Jan
8%
Ya Mar
General
~~6%
Jan
Co—
*
14%
14%
15
2,200
Co——*—
———*
2,600
9%
Jan
15 y8 Mar
7,800
7
Mar
8%
Corp
..
1%
sy8
4,900
4%
Jan
5y8
Controls
Inc
Foods
(AC)
Gilbert
21,900
3
3
5%
2,910
3
Mar
12%
8%
8%
10%
5%
1,100
1,500
8V4 Mar
5 ft
7%
Products Engineering
Dielectric
Corp--
com
^
Dixon
11%
26 %
3,600
147% 147%
10
10%
10
8%
7%
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Ltd
Chemical Co
Dow
%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
5
6,000
5%
Inc
4%
3,500
5-j^r
5%
500
11%
11%
2%
3
6%
6%
Corp
27%
(The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duraloy
Duro
Test
Grocery Stores Products
10% Mar
300
12%
Feb
Grow
2,700
;/
2%
5,000
6y8 Mar
Duval Sulphur & Potash
33%
Land
American
10 y8
11% Mar
i9y4
19%
16%.
10%
'v
7,300
;——
Jan
17 y8
Jan
43
7
8
Corp
H
41%
52 y8
Feb
H
American
Corp
37Va
5,700
Feb
Jan
45.
Feb
Hall Lamp Co
Hamilton Electro
24%
Can
Eastern
& B
8,800
14%
Jan
17% Feb
Hardeman
19 Va
600
18%
Jan
20
Feb
12
12
Jan
13%
Jan
12%
1,900
4 is
100
3% Jan
3%
3%
1,000
3V8 Mar
3% Jan
6%
100
sy4
55
Jan
70j/2
29%
Jan
34
~3%
3%
3%
13%
13%
14%
3% Mar
11,000
-1
22,900
12 %
.
-
Eastern
States
Corp
20e
Mines
Elder
Dev
ana
Stores
Electric
4% Jan
1
Inc.
Liu
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"
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niiii.:
:.
•
Associates Inc
Electronic
&
Electronics Corp
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372
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143
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15
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For
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25%
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Fishman
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17%
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3%
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5,900
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3,800
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6%
8
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26
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22%
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19
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Mar
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6%
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Inc
1,500
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28%
1
class
7%
5%
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7
27%
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19
Mar
47%
Co
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11% Mar
6,900
18,500
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15%
13%
18%
Jan
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5% Mar
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&
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Felmont
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13
7%
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5%
38%
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700
1.50
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41
37%
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Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federated
5%
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7%
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Seaboara
2,100
16
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Jan
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Fairmont
5%
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15
100
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—
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6%
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400
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53%
8
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12
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;
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Home, Oil Co Ltd class A
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175
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53
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6%
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500
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Hartford
9% Mar
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1,200
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31
300
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300
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24%
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35
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14%
—
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
Eastern
28%
Feb
17% Mar
15%
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600
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l_1
20% Mar
Jan
15
425
7%
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——
3,700
43
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31% Mar
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Jan
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5%
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1
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27%
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3% Mar
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900
26
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5
29%
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27%
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23%
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39%
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—_—1
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7%
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11
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900
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14
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11%
5%
20,900
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10%
16%
5%
12%
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4%
21 %
43
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8 i'o
66,600
11%
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29%
27
15%
2%
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19
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Grlesedieck
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Jan
Jan
11
Jan
4%
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preferred
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12%
103 Va
19%
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Chemical Corp
Great Western
Jan
5%
,5%
•
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Feb
23%
700
27%
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Great Lakes
8% Feb
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12
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10
3,200
27%
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Jan
12% Mar
Jan
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11 Va
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4%
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146
5,300
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Bridge Co Ltd.
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Jan
16%
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Gorham Corporation
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28%
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Jewelry class
Gordon
27%
26%
27
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Mar
20
5%
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Chemical &
Dome Petroleum
Jan
5
31
400
8
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn
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Jan
Mar
11,100
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dep rets ord reg
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,
94%
Security
Great
Quality Supermkts com—10s
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7%
5
12 %
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Dilbert's
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7
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Devon-Palmer
12
101
class B—
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Globe Union Co Inc
———5
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
1
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—————il/
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Goodman Manufacturing Co
16%
Feb
2%
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Industrial
1%
12
Giant Yellowknife Mines
Jan
4%
7
25%
Detroit
17:
10,900
14%
1 %
11
Jan
10
Giant
Mar
26%
& Manufacturing
13% Mar
9%
Feb
16
10%
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40%
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9
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10%
32% Mar
,
class A n-v——1
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——1
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9%
1%
'"I '':.J"■
1
700
v
27%
7,900
11%
Talc—«.«f: ■.?
4%
33%
50o
15%
50c
Desiiu Productions
315 Mar
700
14%
147%
100
6,600
Giannint
1%
8%
315
1%
Feb
5
5
debenture stock—,-n...'.....100.
Feb
12 %
Feb
7
A—
Feb
12%
21
Mines Inc
l®c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20e
Stores
Dennison Mfg class
6%
12%
6,500
Jan
16%
50o
Dejay
3,300
44,200
Mar
6% Mar
500
2.50
20
1
6%
14%
10,100
16
Jan
.Jan
2% Jan
7% Feb
6%
14%
8,100
.
13%
i
■
13%
18
12
Jan
12%
8
14%
Day
2%
13%
Globe
Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers Inc
7%-Mar
1,000
3U
14
Glenmore Distilleries
Crystal Dairies
5,900;
2%
12%
35
2%
1% Mar
400
.
9%
Jan
Jan
Mar
3 3 V2
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Davega
2
2'A.
—£l
dep rets
General Plywood
8%
Daryl Industries Inc
98
.1%
'8%
,
9%
General Gas Corp—i
Gilchrist
Daitch
18%
35%
Mar
:
10%
Feb
15
1
Mar
29% Mar
13 %
23
200
7
31%
16%
common
.14
300
2.50
50c
General Stores Corporation
.-1
Genung's Incorporated
—1
Georgia Power $5 preferred—:—.——•
$4,60 preferred—
—
-•
Jan
5%
Corp
Ltd—
Co
'2
1
.———1
-1
ord reg_T
Fireprooflng—
70
6%
30%
class A common—1
500
30
98
—
Corp
Builders
Electric
American
7% Mar
17% Jan
Feb
3% Mar
1,800
General
Jan
5%
6% Jan
500
Feb
43
10%
Jan
5,300
"wts"
2y8
4% Jan
:
r
-
7%
W-
25s
Cutter Laboratories
Class
General
4%
Manufacturing Co class A.
Curtis
Gellman
Feb
__
Corporation
Cubic
Jan
Ws
_6%
14%
29%
30
-100
————1
preferred
Mfg CO-.
5%
9%
15%
—-
Co
Drug
Crystal Oil & Land Co.
Tobacco Co
Jan
21
11%
8%
-4%
Central Petroleum
Cuban
Feb
8% Jan
1%
8%
Industries Corp—25e
(Md)
—■
Aluminum
common—
7% Feb
7%
Crown
Co
5,400
40
High
14
1
*
—
.
Power
4,000
7A
7a
-350
Crown
Inc
8>A
1%
—
Feb
General
38%
Low
g
9%
38%
Crowley Milner & Co
Gatineau
Jan
20
100
20%
9
1%
J
United Corp
Garan
Feb
"
9%
Corp—
Consolidated Corp.—
Cresmont
Crose
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
16%
22 y*
Shares
"
20%
7%
1y*
(Del)—50e
•
Petroleum
Creole
.v: 200
(ord reg)—«
Industries Inc
17
15% Mar
200
21%
^
American dep receipts
Crane Carrier
15%
21%
*
Inc—.
■'■'cv;.-.'
Feb
20%
17
*
non-voting
B
Class
18
17% Jan
Low
Par
High
Low
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
■/
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
//.H:
S T O CK S
voting—*
Distilling Ltd cl A
Corby (H)
Coro
for Week
•f Prices
Sale Prlca
Exchange
American Stock
Week's*
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
23%
3 Va
85
.
.29%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
24%
*
•
24%
26
4,600
22% Mar
23%
267^8
3,900
17%
Feb
257« Mar
23%
3o
28,700
%
Jan
Mar
/
A
Volume 195,. Number 6147
The. Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1577)
33
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range; for Week Ended March 30)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Shares
w
High
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-\A
Clemens
6%
22
—1
21 Va
21%
1
5'/a
4%
5%
7,200
Corp.
1
10 %
10%
10%
5,600
7%
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals-
1
1,800
7'ft Mar
Co_
Jeannette
Glass
Construction
Jefferson
Lake
Series
B
Jetronic
Asbestos
318
8
Feb
22%
Jan
4% Mar
6%
Jan
4
1,600
4'/a
41/8
4'/4
2,900
4%
-75c
101/4
10%
10'/2
2,800
8
._.
Inc
(The)
Corp
7ft
19%
4,300
-10c
warrants
Industries
Jupiter
.,
Co—
*—
11% Mar
Feb
9%
41A
318 Mar
5%
Feb
Mar
12
Feb
Feb
Mt
Metal
Diablo
Mount
Inc
Videotronics
(D)
&
Katz Drug
Kavanau
4%%
9%
-9%
.19,300
8%
3%
3'A
22 'A
1
23 %
22%
1,900
10%
3
7,200
pfd—100
Feb
Jan
95%
31/8
50c
Company—
Jan
22% Mar
26%
Kawneer
Co
19%
19%
600
19
Feb
21%
45%
5,300
42
Mar
50%
23%
24 %
2,600
21%
Feb
25
Piston
11%
12
2,200
10%
Jan
14
12
11%
12%
2,300
11% Mar
12%
Jan
2 ft
2/5*
3,100
118
3%
Feb
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd-
Kleer-Vu
Industries
-10c
Klein
Dept Stores
Ltd
,
•
:
—
Inc
3 '/a
Kulka
Electronics
Class A
Feb
Hess
3'/a
3
3,200
3
Jan
6,200
14
Feb
14%
17
21%
221/4
14,200
ft
%
3,000
5%
6
25
Realty
16%
900
8%
9%
7,200
22%
200
15%
8%
2%
7%
7»A
8%
27
>
National
National
Bowl-O-Mat
Corp
National
Brewing Co
(Mich).
Feb
6V4 Mar
Jan
70% Mar
11%
5,400
1%
1,400
9%
Jan
6%
12%
35
Jan
Jan
7
/ Jan
j76
Casket
Company—.
15% Mar
7%
National
Jan
National Company
19
Jan
National
Electric
15
15%
Jan
National
Presto
28%
Feb
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
Mar
Jan*
2% Mar
Feb
6%
8,100
9%
Jan
20%
9,800
17
18%
19%
6,000
2%
2%
3%
3%
18
17
18'/a
.2%
1
Corp—1
1
Steel
Jan
700
2%
Feb
3
Jan
Nelly
100
3% Mar
4
Jan
Nestle-Le
Jan
13"%
700
10
5
19'/a
1,100
1
5%
5%
Video
25%
18%
600
6
5%
National
Feb
13%
5
Union
17%
18%
5%
5.
Nedicks
Don
—
;
-1
6%
6%
-1
4%
4%
New
New
Idria
2
1%
2
-25c
Feb
8
Jan
New
Jersey
5%
Jan
6% Mar
New
Mexico
37/a
250
11%
4,000
12%
18
18%
3
3%
9%
Jan
12% Mar
Mar
9
12%
Feb
4%. Jan
4% Mar
Jan
13Va
Jan
12% Mar
14%
Jan
Jan
lsT-A Mar
Jan
312 Mar
17% Mar
83,300
32
15
200
3,400
,
Mar
27% Jan
10% Mar
2*.% .Jan
2%
17%
17%
24%
24%
25%
3,500
22%
Jan
27%
40
38%
40%
2,600
22
Jan
42% Mar
19%
19%
100
1%
200
2
3%
3%
*2%
2%
3
13%
11%
12%
13%
20c
11%
2
14%
1
15%
1
class A—
Co
Watch Co
Park
9
Feb
New
Process
5%
Jan
New
York
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
New
York
Jan
20%
22%
190
20% Mar
25%
4
12%
12%
13%
1,200
12% Mar
18%
Feb
20% Mar
Jan
1%
1%
1% Mar
2%
Jan
500
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
6,200
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
7.200
12% Mar
16%
Feb
11%
1,600
10%
12%
14%
15%
700
14% Mar
19
Jan
15%
16%
3,100
15% Mar
17%
Jan
1%
77,000
1 Va
Jan
1
4,100
Jan
Feb
38'A
36%.
20%
40% Mar
50c
18
18
20,400
18
34%
33
34%
4,600
32 Va
Jan
36
Jan
1
Co
Land
11%
11%
12%
2,200
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
2%
8,100
2"/a
Jan
105
•
Co
Auction
2
2%
1
Mining Co
38%
38%
Rosurio—3.33%
37%
1%
230
100% 106
•
31%,. 38
Co
Honduras
&
Mar
25c
Cliem
Arizona
%
1
38%
1%
Jan
Jan
138
100% Mar
Jan
Jan
700
.
—
34
Jan
39% Mar
50.9.
36%
Feb
47
Jan
15% Mar
Liberty Fabrics or N Y common.
1
5 r'(
preferred —_———;—-.J——10
Lithium Corp of America Inc
-1
Livingston Oil Co.—
r——10c
Locke
Steel' Chain;
2.50
&
&
&
4% Mar
-
30%
_1
Zinc
6% Mar
16,300
3% Mar
200
12%
—30c
50c
Corp
Inc—
Min
5%
1,000
>
10"% Mar
3,100
4%
10%
3%
10 c.
Associates
Clock
Haven
Jan
900
4%
18,000
3%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
5%
2,500
7 */a
:
12%
18
1
10
Co—
Corp
Mur
1,100
class A
Feb
4%
2
Inc
Inc..
20%
Jan
Jan
6%
3%
•
Electric
Stores
15
Jan
13%
18% Mar
9%
400
29%
25c
Ltd
Car
Telefilm
Jan
"51/4
3,200
7%
11%
—-
Feb
11%
7%
Jan
7%
11%
1
Rental Ltd
Ltd
Industries
Transit
25'A
13%
5"% Mar
11%
Feb
Mar
5
.
Machines——1
Weld
Equipment
Petroleum
National
—
'3%
.
1
Inc
National
2%
7%
400
6,100
6,900
!
Jan
National
25%
10%
5
Jan
Jan
1,900
8%
11%
1
10% Mar
8,600
6%
13%
8%
10%
—1
24%
Jan
6%
12%
Le
Tourneau
1
Inc
(R G)
Levine's Inc
40%
50,700
Jan
.
'
.
Nickel Rim
'
'
•V
:
■
11%'
9'/a
_—-
8
6,700
9%
9%
16
17%
100
12%
Liles
14%
14%
Jan
11%
Jan
Noramco
Jan
18%
Feb
Norfolk
Inc
&
1
Inc
Class
& Shipley
Lodge
(The) Cq
,
Louis
.
Sherry Preserves Inc
5%
1 %
1%
12%
23
1%
Jan
1,200
<
11%
Feb
241/2
..7%
>31,300
.
6
7 %•
1%
16
5%
Feb
Mar
7% Mar
Jan
.10
21 %
21
21%
3,000
20%; Mar
23
Jan
& Exploration
30c
Silver Lead MJnes—10c
Luukenheimer (The) Co
!
2.50
73%
68
73%
8.500
67% Mar,
75
Jan
23
23
23
200
20%
American
Royalties
Canadian
Oils
28%
29
350
28
2
9%
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Serv.ice
Friday
Lynch
Corp
9%
9%
Jan
8%
1,300
Feb
1%
'
Jan
Jan '
iV Jan
l'ft Jan
'
5,500
6%" Mar
■9%
2% Mar
Feb
2%
2%
2%
16,700
•3%
Jan
5%
4%
5%
2,900
4%
Feb
6Va
Jan
2%
2%
300
2%
Jan
3
Feb
2 Va
Jan
1
inc
Penn
Northern
RR
Ind
Nuclear
Corp
2
4,300
Jan
4% Jan
3% Mar
90
Mar
57
Jan
(62
93
Mar
91%
91%
91%
140
88%
Jan
%
ft
%
4,200
%
Jan
% Mar
7%
Jan
10% Mar
3
Feb
4% Mar
1
9%
9'A
10 %
5,500
xOo
(Del)
Amer
1%
6,500
4%
59
1
Mines Ltd
Corp
of
3%
58
pld—100
4%%
Serv
Nickel
Industrial
Novo
1%
iti
1
50
Co
Pub
Rankin
North
25
Ltd
Airlines
Northeast
North
Jan
29
27%
29%
Louisiana
ft
\
2,500
Mar
35% Jan
22% Mar
10,200
•
"
'■
6
Jan
5,000
131/2
23i/a
3%
1,000
1%
13%
•
1
1
25c
-1
—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral Electronics Corp
5%
5'/a
25c
5,600
"
1
Railway
North
'r
Bartlett—
Kessler &
A
%
8% ~
1.25
——
Souinern
North
Lock wood
77B
1%,
7%
—1
Mines
Nipissing
Feb
9
1,700
*
Jan
Nonui
11% Mar
6,600
17%
8%
Jan
A
1ft
1
Ltd
Mines
*
? 8%
8%
8'A
12 >/4
3%-
3%
3%
26,100
Feb
9% Mar
Feb
o
M
Oak
Petroleum
Occidental
——50c
MaqFadden-Bartell Corp
Mack
,
.1
—33 %c
Vending Co class A.
Mackey Airlines Inc__
Macke
i
.
Inc
Industries
Macoid
—:
*
:
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service
lc
50c
-7
1
*
10c
1
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Mangel Stores
3%
t
.4
i
25%
271/4
1%
1%
24
24%
;'~1%
3,700
>
25%
warrants.
Trucks Inc
4
;
2,400
•„
4%
3% Mar
21 %
Feb
700
24%
Jan
Jan
,
.25% Mar
30%
•
Feb
Feb
Oiiio
Brass
Ohio
Power
2,1100
1 %
4%
4%
5%
9,700
4% Mar
1%
1%
,96,300
%
6%
6%
6%
5,500
4%
Jan
10%
*
22 Va
21%
22 %
■*
2,000
21%
Jan
22% Mar
•r
25'/a
25'/a
26%
1
3,100
24% Mar
32%
Jan
Opelika
9 '/a
8%
9%
3,900
8% Mar
11%
Jan
O'Sullivan
s
34%
36
«
36
,1,800
A
34%
2
Feb
5% Mar
Old
Town
40c
Tire
40%
Feb
Jan
Communication
Martin-Marietta
22%
21'A
22%
1,600
"17%
Feb
27
Mar
2.50
9%
9%
10'/a
4,400
9%
Jan
10%
32%
32%
351/4
5,200
32% Mar
42%
33%
33%
34%
3,000
33%
Jan
38
13
12%
13%
19,800
11%
Jan
Oil
McCulloeh
Mead
Johnson
Menasec
Mfg
6%
1,700
warrants
1
*
Industries
Associates
Midland
Oil
Midwest
Corp $1
Investment
(8,500
3,400
4% r*
Co
28%
28%
"n.
28%
1,600
5%
400
13%
147»
25,200
12%
15'/a
8,100
11%
21%
211/8
23%
8,100
13 %
13%
141/a
2,200
20%
20%
100
25%
27 '
5%
5%
50c
_50c
Corp.
2.50
9% Mar
12%
Jan
2%
Jan
convertible preferred
25%
RR
Ml'g Corp.
Rubber
Corp
Securities.
Overseas
Electric
Corp
class A
Manufacturing
Oxford
29
Jan
95%
96
160
93% Jan
98%
Jan
14%
17%
7,500
5%
4,400
16%
5
5
A;
61%
62%
18%
18%
18%
5%
5%
A
;
14%
14%
14%
4%
4%
4%
27%
27%
29%
36%
32%
:'■/
5%
62
—5
—1
1
1
com—1
3%
Feb
Feb
17% Mar
Jan
12
Feb
5%
Jan
Feb
.
■>
600
■/;,
63% Mar
60% Jan
18
1,700
19%
Jan
700
J:
5%
Feb
6%
100
14%
Jan
15%
4%
Jan
700
vf
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
4,000
27% Jan
33%
Feb
37
1,200
36% Mar
43
Jan
32%
4,900
31%
>
%
27 %
6%
5% Mar
11
Jan
5%
25%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
2,200
25 V*
Jan
27 Va Mar
26%
26%
1,400
25%
Jan
26% Mar
26%
400
24 %
Jan
1
24%
24%
24%
400
22%
Jan
24%
24%
23 %
2*%
3,bob
22%
Jan
24 % Mar
8%
5,900
1—25
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
12
10 %
Feb
12% Mar
A
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
$4.50 prelerred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36
dividend preferred
Lighting
Ja
15
Jan
21% Mar
Pacific
Northern
30%
Pacific
Northwest
23%
.
Jan
1
11
1
Airlines
Bell Telep
Ltd—
Petroleums
Pacific
12%
2,600
8%
Jan
13
Feb
Paddington
13%
13%
:co
12%
Feb
14%
Feb
Jan
Pall
8%
Jan
36% Mar
Mar
101%
103%
Jan
Packer's
Super
Corp
600
Jan
Pancoastal
5%
2,200
5% Mar
6%
Feb
Pantepec Oil (C A)
5%
3.000
5%
6%
1
preferred series C—'
__10o
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
_•
Moody Investors Service partic pref
•
Morse .Electro. Products
A
25c
_
see page
35.
98
94%
94%
94%
100% 102
450
20
120
153%
153
153%
170
94%
94
94%
240
10%
Mar
8
91%
Jan
98
Jan
90
>■
Feb
Mar
94% Mar
Jan
102
Mar
Jan
97%
148
154
Jan
88%
Jan
3%
Jan
94% Mar
(C
A)
vtc—2 Bol
5%
5
5
7,300
5% Mar
31%
31%
32%
2,900
35
Jan
14%
13%
14%
44,000
13% Mar
17%
Feb
8%
8,500
7% Mar
10 %
103% 104%
300
8
8%
104
8%
9
65
64%
66
22%
22%
23
49%
50%
49%
,
31
100
Jan
•
2,400
8%
10,400
3,100
49%
2,800
Jan
10
Mar
Jan
66
Mar
21% Mar
Jan
45
Feb
105Va Mar
Feb
12
1
7,600
%
%
1
Jan
%
I
2%
25
37%
16'A
19%
2%
24
31.100
1
32
•
Mar
-
%
Jan
25
Jan
55,500
,12
Jan
2%
5,500
92%
30
2%
25
Jan
44,000
i
Feb
Chemical
Park
Park Electrochemical Corp
3%
Jan
Pen
Parker
92% Mar
Co
class
1
6,100
ft
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
149 % 150 %
-It.
8%
69%
7%
:
8'A
100
175
70
;
1,^-a
100
Feb
Patino
,Jan
93
Jan
58
7%
Jan
.Jan
Feb
A
150% Mar
Canada
Traffic
71
Feb
Penn
Jan
Peritron
900
9% Feb
300
20Jan
22"%
1,000
10%
11 Va
3,200
9%
8 Va
200
2%
1,100
10%
700
8
8
—----
24%
Jan
53
Jan
1% Mar
2%
10
2%
10
Corp
8% Mar
11%
Feb
24% Feb
22"% Mar
Jan
12% Mar
6% Jan
8% Mar
2iY Jan
2% Jan
Mar
11% Mar
10
9%
9%
1,000
8% Jan
4%
—
1% Mar
Jan
9%
Co
Electronics
21%
10%
Corp
Ltd
20%
'
Gold Dredg Ltd.
Peninsular Metal Products
.10%
10%
23%
7%
Pato Consolidated
144%
400
9%
22%
22%
Jan
Jan
91
--
7%
9%
23%
class A.
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
89
of
7/a
Bol
Company
37% Mar
Class
92
Amer shares—1
19% Mar
*
97%
—
100
4.50%
8
97
Jan
%
100
*
1
Petroleum
A
5%
35%
1
1
50c
A
class
Tubes.
class A
5%
24%
1
Industries-
100
pfd
5%
Markets
Corp
5%
17%
6% Mar
34
1
Warrants
;
Light
&
Page-Hersey
•v.
~5%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
4^.80 % preferred series B
Power
"ii%
10c
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred.
:
Pacific
6%
1
f"or footnotes,
2,000
-
6%
7
•
•
•
8
98
Mar
26% Mar
Jan
•
*.
Feb
Feb
13
i Jan
2
Inc
Industries
20%
22
L
Jan
Pacific
38%
26% Mar
26%
1—25
11%
Lr
21 % Mar
-Feb
1—25
Pacific
3%
28
Feb
800
8,700
27%
1,200
Jan
600
26%
1,500
27%
26
900
Jan
29%
27 '/a
14 % Mar
Feb
Feb
29 Va
27'A
15% Mar
'
Feb
11%
29% Feb
29%
.
—25
31
Feb
32%
25
—25
1
Jan
25
Jan
21%
Jan
32%
5% %
Jan
2%
5 800
8
25
I
11%
"ctfs"_
Inc
Precision
25%. Jan
Jan
5%
11%
25
26
*
pfd—100
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Monogram
1,300
4
Feb
4%
12
2%
50
1
Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
Airlines
28%
142
Jan
118
5
50c
common
Aluminum
28%
Feb
11%
—5
Mining
Mohawk
28%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Jan
IIV2
2%
preferred—*
Milo Electronics Corp—
Mirro
11%
1
7
Warrants
Wohl
26%
9% Jan
14%
21
Jan
6%
19% Mar
1
Mill Factors Corp
Miller
19%
Mar
17,000
3% Mar
Mar
6
300
1
Co.
Midwestern 1'lnancial
31,400
'
5%
13%
Inc
conv
Z3%
12"%
;
Abrasive
Mid-West
4%
1
1
10
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Microwave
34,200
135 'A 139'/2
~"'ii
10c
Corp
10
—1
A
Chemical Corp..
Microm a tic Hone
5
—
class
Inc
2%
2%
1
Miami Extruders Inc
Miami
9%
47/s
1
1
Ltd
6
137
1
Thermit Corp—
Michigan
6
50c
Co..
Co——
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Metal &
•
9%
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
Feb
3
Corp
&
Feb
120,800
10%
100
preferred
Corp common
preferred
13% Mar
•
£1
Ltd-
Co
Corp
warrants
Corp
3,000
25%
10'/a
Marine
Maryland Cup Corp
Massey-Ferguson Ltd-—
Maule Industries Inc
McCrqry
19%
21%
10%
Jan
Rubber
&
International
Marconi
4%%
18%
23%
Feb
^—50c
Inc—
Industries
Mansfield
:
1% Mar
Jan
Oxford
Mansfield
Co
19
1
Co
Ccrp
Ogden Corp
1%
t,.-
1
20c
50c
Manufacturing
i
Feb
Mar
32
«...
■—-1
Bellas
7%
Feb
*
'
Feb
22% Mar
400
15%
Corp
Feb
Mar
5
52
11%
v
250
A
Jan
28%
5% Mar
21
class
Inc
Mar
17
ft Jan
5,600
22%
15'/a
3%
Nast,
25%
19% Mar
3,100
23%
5%
24
1
Corp.
Lefcourt
14%
11
1,400
8%
Dehydrat & Milling—3
—
Products
1,200
19,500
6
13%
..
Inc.:
Nat
Inc
Filter
Jan
~6%
11%
1
Inc
Industries
Napco
National Alfalfa
27%
Sessions Co
Motor
•
9%
69%
5%
6
Corp
New
Lee
6% Mar
Feb
N
Nachman
Feb
*
Lee
11%
65 %
6%
Jar.
3
Corp
11
66
2.50
CO
1%
2%
Ltd
Industries
11%
—5
2%
15
Corp of Delaware
&
4,700
Jan
26%
Industries
Lanston
7%
Jan
2 Va
Lakey Foundry Corp.—.
Lamson
6%
2
.
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc——
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Larchfield
Jan
——
National
Lamson
Mar
14
1
A
Ring
National
Lamb
35
Jan
1
10c
Corp—
Mines
18%
Jan
3,300
33 %c
common
Shore
Jan
11%
Company.,.,
National
Lake
16%
30%
200
15,000
%
5
-1—7.50
class A—._—.—1
Corp
700
3,800
13%
1%
16%
«————
(The)
17%
33%
2'A
21%
1
Inc
Kropp (The) Forge. Co——:—.
Jan
Jan
13%
1
B)?inci-^.-4—————25c
Corp
6% Mar
17%
2
2 '/a
Kleinert (1 B) Rubbfef Co-^-—1—2.50
Kostin
Jan
Feb
1
-10c
1.25
1
1
.-1
1
Kratter
200
5%
33%
Co
Muter
Namm-Loeser's
Copper Cobalt
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Knott Hotels Corp..
4
14%
50c
Co—
Feb
12
2.50
—
Kilembe
Klion (B
Jan
Feb
24 Va
1
(Del)
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co__
(S)
Jan
3%
4%
Feb
42
25c
Co
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
8%
Feb
19'/4
5
Chemical
High
1,900
3% Jan
99% Mar
Jan
42
1
—
Kawecki
Low
,
9%
1
5%
Muskegon
9'/a
4
Corp
Company
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
Electric
&
17%
33%
A
class
Mfg
Muskogee
Gas
2.50
class A
Inc
Ohio
Murray
Kansas
Shares
Jan
Muntz -TV
Kaltman
for Week
Mar
K
Industries
8%
5%
-12.50
Tel
&
class
.
4
Inc
States Tel
Film Laboratories
Movie Star
8%
1
Mills
Vernon
Movielab
i
Company
Mountain
Low
1
com
A—.
preferred
MPO
Kaiser
Products
Sales
Range
•f Prices
Par
High
Mt
Jefferson
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
4%
4%
5,400
4% Mar
10
5%
Jan
Jan
r
i
A
The Commercial and
(1578)
34
Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 30)
i
STOCKS
c
Par
Photo
21
Silver Creeit
Precision
400
30'%
Jan
33% Mar
Silver-Miller
Mines
4,200
1214
16%
Silvray
Feb
20,300
1%
7,500
l'/a
Jan
714
8'%
42,000
5%
Jan
Co—10 pesos
Long Dist Tel
36%
.
38
53%
11'%
11'%
4%
300
,
..
5%
33%
3,800
12'%
6,600
Jan
8%
800
7 3%
Feb
9%
3,400
8%
Jan
1,200
934
Feb
12%
400
107% 109'%
15%
16'%
16%
814
13%
South
Coast
163% Mar
South
Penn
10%
Southern
Jan
A
class
Products
400
12%
1,400
9
Mai-
13% Mar
39'%
500
38
Mar
44
Jan
9 la
4,500
13%
Jan
8%
8"'a
934
9'%
1
—
—
2.50
(The) Corp
—
—
10
8
8'%
2
—
3,700
Feb
Jan
15'%
15'%
1,700
11'%
11%
1,500
54'a
*
of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
54'%
54%
125
1
2
•
Co
Pratt & Lambert
Corp
Microwave
43
Mar
)3'%
5
6
7%
14%
13'%
Jan
15% Mar
5'%
Jan
6% Mar
6%
Jan
83% Mar
1,800
16
36
2,900
13%
14 la
14'%
Feb
20
22'%
22%
24'%
25%
Feb
22%
22'%
1,000
•
Jan
26% Mar
Feb
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Standard Brands
Jan
92%
Feb
72'%
74
1,800
63'% Mar
74% Mar
Standard
Metals
21%
Jan
Products
25a8
2,000
26'% Mar
Standard
1714
17%
400
17% Mai-
21%
19%
17%
20%
17,800
15% Mar
203/8 Mar
E
—
—
—
_____1
—_
Rapid-Americau Corp
Rath Packing Co
Investment
Estate
Real
Properties
Class
A
..
1514
16 %
-
2414
27%
jit';
——1*
Y
Realty Ecpiities Corp of N
_
Jan
15%
7%
Jan
~2-?8
600
238
'
414
16,900
4
%
5
to Jan
Rogers
5'%
Mar
1%
fs/4
25,800
1%
Jan
8414
2,510
61 %
Jan
1% Jan
84% Mar
12
5,700
1114
Jan
12 Va
Jan
20%
2114
800
1914
Jan
23%
Jan
4%
4'%
4,000
4%
53%
4%
Jan
16%
Jan
15%
2,800
10 Va
Feb
9%
11,500
9i§
33%
8 3% Mar
Jan
918 Mar
3/4
11,000
14
■16
Jan
Feb
8%
100
83«
O
Products
1
8 Va
8 Va
814
Jan
10
Class
Jan
IV*
7 la
73 a
8414
Corp
85
934
•'
II—Il
9%
22%
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
9%
Feb
714
Jan
Technical
Field
Rowland
Royal
7'%
7%
Jan
Jan
8614
Feb
Technical
13%
Jan
Technicolor
Carpet
5
5%
1
14%
1
Fifth
Russeks
12%
Jan
518
Feb
Teleregister Corp
414
4
4'a
1514
13%
50c
6%
4'%
4
4%
1
3
3
3
3%
3%
3%
Jan
Tenney
Jan
Terminal-Hudson
Texam
53.4 Jan
15% Mar
Jan
15 %
Feb
5%
Lawrence
San
Carlos
Corp Ltd
Feb
73i
Jan
Feb
Texas
2114
500
314
3%
2,600
7%
300
"f 2114
3%
16 pesos
2134
20
Thew
Thompson-Starrett
Shovel
r
21
400
434
9
20%
Feb
1
22 %
Jan
21%
19
Savage Anns Corp
—
(Del)—.
Mar
23% Mai-
2,300
Jan
Jan
1
63«
100
800
9
7%
8%
7,200
7% Mar
6%
6%
614
4,000
514
20 3
20%
4
21%
1,700 X
8 34
8%
93„
:
3.50
714
7%
900/
4%
4%
1,300 :
10,500
'
Allied
Seaboard
1
Milling Corp
Seaboard
Plywood
Seaboard
World
&
.
I
Airlines
3
Inc
;
434
414
10c
Lumber
2/4
79
27%
28
300
24% Mar
Feb
Mar
32%
Jan
13i/a
13%
1,300
12%
Feb
15% Mar
24Vb
25%
1,900
22'%
Feb
28'%
11%
12'%
16,700
11'% Mar
14'%
Feb
4i%
4%
8,600
4% Mar
6 3%
Jan
4'%
600
3'%
7%
Feb
26% Mar
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
23%
24%
650
22'%
13
13%
200
12%
4
43%
11,700
13%
13%
1,500
12'/a
Jan
16
Feb
33
33%
600
29%
Feb
34
Mar
8'/a
~4 %
13%
29
7,500
Jan
8
2,000
9%
Jan
Jan
24'%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
4
5'%
Jan
9%
1,700
73%
Jan
5%
6'%
400
5'%
Jan
9%
10%
500
8
Jan
"l%
1'%
Hi
18,600
110
Jan
2 3%
26%
26 %
27%
3,900
25'%
Jan
30'%
Jan
4%
5,200
3%
Feb
4%
Feb
1,000
12%
Jan
14'%
Feb
Jan
7%
8%
5%
4
4%
13
13
Feb
6%
Feb
Mar
12
Jan
14
15'%
800
13'% Mar
18
80'%
81%
575
74'% Mar
83'% Mar
28
26%
28
1,500
21
Jan
28% Mar
13%
13'%
14'%
13
Feb
14
Jan
25%
26'%
4,400
2,200
20%
25%
233% Mar
31%
Feb
17%
17'%
18'%
900
17 '% Mar
22% Feb
11%
11%
11%
800
11'%
Jan
18%
18'%
18'%
100
17'%
Jan
2%
2 %
2%
12,300
32
31'%
32 f.r;
37%
37i%
38'%
33
33
36
33%
331/0
34'/a
10%
10%
11%
12
11%
12%
-
500
j
,
~~40(T
Feb
30% Mar
'
13% Mar
18%
Jan
2 3%
Jan
2
Feb
35
36
Jan
40%
3,600
22%
Jan
36
4,900
33 % Mar
22,100
Feb
Mar
Jan
41'%
103/a Mar
12
7,500
11'% Mar'
17'%
Jan
10,600
3% Mar
4%
Jan
4'%
1,200
4'% Mar
53%
8 3/8
10,400
7'/a
Jan
8% Mar
1'%
3%
3%
4
4%
4 la
8 Va
8 Va
Mar
Feb
Jan
1
3,600
%
Feb
3%
3%
3%
2,000
23%
Feb
214
2
2'/a
600
23'%
1,700
20'% Mar
30% Jan
2,500
7'% Mar
93% Mar
1
1
20'%
22
7%
7'%
7%
2
,4
Mar
2%
Feb
Jan
Jan
10
Feb
37
Jan
66'
Mar
500
28%
Jan
35
Mar
500
27'%
Jan
35
Mar
100
8'/a
Jan
10,500
8%
8 la
413%
Jan
73/4
2,100
334
43„
2%
Jan
6%
Town
2%
4,300
474 r %' / 600
Jan
3%
31'%
32'%
32
31'%
32
49%
Jan
35% Mai-
Feb
53% Mar
%
48%
51'%
5,600
371%
18%
18'%
20%
22,800
17'/a
Feb
26%
Jan
3%
3%
4'%
7,800
33%
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
3%
4'%
4,200
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
14%
13%
15'%
Jan
12
11%
48
12'%
Feb
16%
10 y®
Feb
14'% Mar
6%
Feb
2%
2'%
2%
1,100
2'% Mar
3
Jan
5%
5%
6
1,100
5'% Mar
7%
Jan
8 %
8
7%
8%
3,900
%
1%
117,100
1 '/a
1'%
Lux
9,400
933%
True
Temper
Mar
98
96%
75
l.V
18,000
1
Jan
7%
7'/2
8%
2,300
6'%
Jan
10
14%
14'%
15'%
10,300
10 3%
Jan
16'% Mar
20
19%
20
5,400
20% Mai-
10c
3
3%
3
18%
Jan
14,900
2%
Jan
Jan
Co
14%
400
23%
24'%
800
23% Mai-
26'%
Feb
31 Va
30%
31%'
1,200
30% Mar
38
Feb
2%
5%
Jan
300
2 % Mai-
2%
Feb
300
23'% Mar
26'%
86'%
4% Mar
2'%
23%
23'%
24
89%
89'%
90'%
450
%
4'%
4%
700
10'/a
10%
10%
6,800
914
4%
5%
4% Mar
l'rt
2,500
4,900
15%
6,300
14'% Mar
4
1
.8
_50c
A
14%
15%
14
5 Va
12'% Mar
Feb
7 3%
Jan
% Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
6'%
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
5'%
2,000
Ills
11%
7,600
10
Jan
12
Feb
11'%
12'%
400
11
Feb
13
11%
Mar
7'%
7'%
—1
16 %
—*
161/4
17
41%
•
40%
41%
6%
400
8'% Mar
Jan
16% Mar
21%
3,300
37'%
Jan
4314 Jan
Jan
28%
500
Jan
Jan
27
26'%
27
1,800
25
14%
14%
143%
3,600
1314
Jan
17% Mar
21
21
100
19'%
Jan
22'%
Feb
14'%
14%
100
13% Mar
15'%
Jan
24
10
Corp
Jan
5
11%
*
warrants
Jan
90'% Mar
Jan
Feb
4
Steel
& Cable Co
3% Mar
15% Mar
14
1
class
Jan
Mai-
13'%
oe
—
1%
24 %
10
25c
—1
Corp
514
Jan
1
Corp—
Triangle Conduit
Tri-Conlinental
Jan
Feb
Jan
95
A
Inc
Williams
5% Mar
Jan
1
Corp—
&
9%
2
1%
Jan
% Mar
1
Jan
8'%
10o
Trav-ler Radio Corp————
Jan
Jan
2,000
Mining of Nevada
Forging
Feb
Jan
;
24
5,300
Transue
Mai-
6%
514 Mar
4,300
13,400
Mar
50
21,300
Jan
y
5%
34'%
31
83% Mai-
7%
Jan'
8% Mar
50
5%
5%
32
World Airlines
Trans
8%
8%
46
deposit
Cuba; Oil
Trans
Feb
11
3% Mar
68,400
32%
pfd
.
Inc—
Inc class
Photolab
Trans
Jan
22%
Jan
65%
62
7%
-
Jan
20
58
9%
\r-
25,200
58%
1
"wts"_—
Transport'!! Corp of Amer cl A eoni-10c
7'/4
1134
Jan
814
\
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
11%
86
600
50c
—1
Co Inc com
preferred-
Markets
Universal
Tower
Feb
1
6% Mar
10%
1
Paper Corp
Say re & Fisher Co
Gems
10 %
25C
Saxon
Screen
6%
9a4
•
..
II~25c
Feb
Jan
Jan
718
85
Amer
Tonopah
Feb
20
Feb
'
Savoy Industries
3,200
15
23%
Trust Co Ltd—
rets def registered—5s
deposit rets
5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp.
———20
Toledo Edison 414% preferred
100
New
Jan
Jan
1814
200
110
22 %
•
9'%
8%
6'% Mar
Security
Amer
Jan
Mar
21%
__
——
_50c
Petroleums Ltd
Sarcec
■
22 %
700
13%
Co
convertible
Tobacco
21%; Feb
Jan
7%
1834
/;'_J
20
9'%
9
Textron
Feb
Jan
5
314 Mar
20
preferred——
preferred
:
4.40% series
5.60% series
20%
21
20
8'%
9%
"warrants"
Inc
Jan
43%
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co—•
5% series preferred—
4'%% series preferred—
Feb
213% Mar
50c
Texstar
314
2% Jan
334 Mar
1,900
7%
2114
—II 2~ 50
Inc
Milling Co Ltd
24
Jan
10c
Corp
Textron Electronics Inc
3
400
Jan
Jan
Thriftimart
St
Feb
Jan
16%
9Va
Electronics Inc—25c
Industries Inc—
Oil Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
Terry
12% Mar
Tliorofare
Salem-Brosius
22'%
17
7,600
1
Engineering Inc
1814
30'%
70c
m
Jan
1,900
20 3%
7
Inc
3
20,300
.
Industries
Television
11
14,300
7%
1
Inc
Ryerson
21'%
22
18'%
261%
—*
11%
15.900
-
22'%
21%
4%
Warrants
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
9
3,100
12 38
•6%
Mar
7
Jan
12%
6,800
15%
10%
Jan
Corp
Corp
21% Mar
700
15'%
-II-1
Inc
Avenue
Inc
Feb
26% Mar
Jan
Mar
4
500
11%
12%
lc
Consolidated Petroleum
& Haynes
Ryan
15
21%
10%
10'%
50c
Corp
Industries
614
3,500
14'%
21'%
5
Royal School Labs Inc
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
Rusco
5
11,900
Inc—
American
Operations Inc
Tel-A-Sign Inc__,
Telectro Industries
Mar
10'%
600
5'a
Company
Products
Roxbur.v
7 Va
3()C
Inc
Products
Ross
300
753/a
4%
I2V2C
•
1
20o
10o
1
Material
19 %
9 3% Mar
4,300
—1.50
Inc
23% Mar
•
9
cumulative
TelePrompter
Raceway Inc
243% Mar
Jan
9
5
10
common
common
Jan
1814
600
534
A
Feb
83
90
1,700
11%
B
15% Mar
900
9%^
25
5
11%
11%
£1
dep rets ord regis
Jan
22
8%
preferred
Tampa Electric-Co
Taylor International Corp
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer
84
22
400
2
7
3,400
173,8
22%,
1
__
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
15%
100
pfd F_.
Jan
1,600
23%
11%
warrants
7 3%
3,500
16%
class
Inc
4%
10,100
1
Inc —_20c
COO
24
T
Talon
/,...
common..
84
23i%
13/4
1
10c
50c
—25c
Syntex Corporation
Jan
2%
7%
__
__
8%
q in
Feb
16% Mar
_.!
— —
Corp —
Symington Wayne Corp
873% Mar
25
25c
Supronics
20% Mar
14%
14:%
1,000
2,500
26'% Mar
84
10c
1
——
Supermarkets Operating Co
Feb
614
18%
Ltd
Supeycrete
Superior Tool & Die Co_
Superior Window Co class A_
33
Jan
Feb
81%
9
1
(Del)
International Petrol Corp
Sunset
Feb
8
Jan
6%
72
1965
3
B
,,
18'%
6%
•
Inc
Metals
Electronics Inc
11%;
-
—_
Roclicsler Gas & Eleo 4%
Rodney
Corporation
Sunair
314
29,400
Valley Gas Co—
Technical
Stylon
Jan
82%
1
class
Jan
28'% Mar
25
8%
1
7%
Jan
41'% Mar
36'% Mar
22%
1
1
Inc_
Wells Corp
5%
12
50c
A_
Shop Inc
Cobb Arner
&
Mar
6
84
•
Mines Ltd common—,
Stop
Struthers
4V4 Mar
4,500
6%
.1
Inc
Robinson
4'%
6
1
__
(Hugo)
Strong
Feb
23
Jan
Feb
Jan
19%
*
-—5
1
Corp
Container Corp
Stone
2% Mar
2'% Mar
2214
__
—
31'%
31%
22
—1
50c
5
1
10c
Co
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(J
Stetson
Feb
Feb
1%
....
Co—
Argentine Mining
Finance
Jan
5%
—
Rico
extended
24%
Feb
12%
10c
Vtc
20%
4,700
1,500
1
Ritter
'
22
4,600
1
Rio Grande
Jan
5
Corp
Associates
Restaurant
series
18%
27% Mar
Jan
6%
4 la
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Warrants
15
16'%
,,
10
Co
Arms Co Inc
Foil Inc
Aigom
■
'
15=4
6 Va
Resislol'lex
Rio
1,700
22,800
Feb
1
—
Insurance Co
_
Feb
6^8
1
Corp—
Investment
Corp
37%
14 Ta
5C
—
Remington
Ridge way
Jan
31
Inc
Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
'
1
_
—
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
&
Stepan
6%
2%
(Robert)
Stelma
Feb
14%
'
J
Pump Co
_
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Republic
21%
22
Warrants
Reis
Feb
7%
;
1
R.eda
Reliance
14%
Stinnes
-1
—
Reinsurance
5,800
Corporation
Parts
Jan
America—
of
Corp
33%
24%
1
%
America
of
Trust
100
1514
40e
/
K;.
6'%
1,800
231%
1
*
5
10c
Instruments Inc
of Canada ordinary
Co
Feb
3,800
50c
6 % Mar
14
—
33 %
33%
—
Rayette Qo Inc-———r---—
Real
—
6 Va
_
Mar
9%
39i%
231%
1
1
10c
Ltd
class A
(The) Corp common
convertible preferred
Steel
•
Jan
23
35i%
84
10c
Mines
Uranium
Industries Inc
Steel
—
B
Aviation Corp
Statham
Enterprises Inc
11%
Jan
9%
50c
Jan
Feb
34
Feb
Jan
14'%
27%
Starrett
Star
293/4
9'%
8 500
86
3c
1
1
1
1
Co
Tube class
Stanrock
Q
150
4,800
2,900
20
-1
Standard
Stanley
Jan
8%
10 Va
i
1
Shares Inc
Standard-Thomson Corp
Jan
7%
Jan
37i%
lc
*
Co
24%
31 '/a
Jan
6%
Jan
34%
1
A_50c
1
Co
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferredStandard Forgings Corp
13
31
Jan
30% Mar
37%
27%
Paint
Jan
31 >4
19
50%
35%
2
1
1
5
Pipe
Feb
41S
Mar
21%
9%
19
25
Materials Co Inc
12%
3% Mar
7%
9%
Petroleum Corp—2
California
87%
COO
8
20%
6'%
800
200
3%
Jan
49
Jan
173% Man
1,400
1,600
3%
6%
29%
17'%
Quebec Lilliluin Corp.
Quebee Power Co
16
6,800
26i%
Standard
Ramco
100
49
281%
•
_
6'Tit
Jan
Edison—
S
Puritan
Mar
'%
261%
1234
3
Pulp & Timber
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
—
Puget Sound
Jan
45
Jan
3'%
29%
90%
72'%
27
590
Mar
2% Mar
26 %•
90%
20C
—_
Co__
.12%
—100
1.100
45%
1
1
12.50
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Speedry Chemical Products class
Shoe Corp—
Sperry Rand Corp warrantsSports Arena Inc_
l
Public Service of
4%%
100
29%
45
•
—1
Spencer
Jan
17
21
200
1
—
Gas
Colorado—
preferred
—,-—
Fuerto Rico Telephone Co
li
7'%
'
14'%
2,500
2,500
2,200
4» 14
40
17%
28%
45
Line.
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Jan
Feb
17-%
28%
8,100
2,000
25
25
25
25
Southern
Jan
5l«
,.,.1
preferred
(The) Company
Providence
9%
9
13'%
convertible
$1.25
7% Mar
4% Mar
40
714
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
Prophet
300
42i%
%
25
Southern
3,600
1% Mar
Jan
31/a
16
£1
Corp
Oil
California
Southern
5%
1%
,2%
8.33 %
Jan
714
.10c
—
Ltd—;
Corp—_—.
Proctor-Silex
.
Feb
6%
10
registered
original
Mar
81
Jan
7'%
5
_1
Realty Corp
Mines
Preston
7'%
—66%
Prentice-Hall Inc.
703%
350
Jan
2%
Feb
2
2,000
12 % Mar
4%
1
1
Inc
2%
78
77
—
16,100
Feb
53/a Mar
1
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative' preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
5 %
Feb
60
1114 Jan
53'% Mar
<>
1%
4.56%
Feb
19'%
1514 Mar
1 %
■
4.78%
2% Feb
11
Jan
7
16%
Inc (Del)_ —2.50
Alexander
Power Corp
Presidential
Jan
8%
11%
2,200
•
Corp
109 % Mar
38
8%
5%
32
2%
Co
Manufacturing
Soss
Feb
11%
50c
Polarad Electronics Corp
Sonotone
Feb
38
1%
_•
dep
Jan
103
6,500
! 5%
31
Jan
48 %
Oil
rets ord
Slick Airways Inc
10% Mar
12%
108
Scale
Amer
8% Mar
9'%
7%
~5%
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
11'%
7%
High
Low
22%
19,600
Publishing—
Venezuelan
Sinclair
% Feb
13'%
27%
1
preferred
Ltd
_
conv
Simpson's
6'% Mar
Jan
Jan
11
5
9'%
1
50
Precision
.
,
26 %
25o
Ltd
Boardman
Simmons
Feb
11%
1
Plastics Corp
Precisionware
Jan
39% Mar
Mar
33
1,400
4%
43%
•„
__
-4
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
•
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc.-Hoc
*
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
&
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Simca
S3
4%
Screw Co
Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc——
Fowdrell
110
Corp
Lighting Inc__
Automobiles^—
American deposit rets
Jan
27% Jan
Mar
21
23'%
36%
Phoenix
Polycast
Feb
33
13'%
11
Shares
24'%
2
20c
10c
Corp
Transistor
Low
27
2
Co class A
Gas
B
Jan
1%
5
Phillips
Poloron
Class
93%
7%
1
—
Pneumatic
Signal Oil &
Jan
Pharmaceutical
Industries
Pioneer
Par
88'% Mar
Jan
80
1'%
Minerals
Electronics &
Philippine
A|incrican Stock Exchange
100
11
12 V4
12%
21'%
&
500
11
11
*
Phillins-Eckhardt Electronics
Phillips
86
83
243%
Mar
17
1,600
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
Silicon
Permian
Corp
Peruvian Oils
18%
32
Corp
Inc
Circle
.
Sales
Range
East
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
17
83
Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
25c
Long
Island
Inc
Pepperell
Perfect
for Week
LOW
17
Perfect
Sales
Range
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Week's
East
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Friday
v
*
24%
200
22%
Feb
26%
6%
7,100
5 %
Feb
7
5
Jan
6
-
Seaporcel
Metais
Securities
Corp
Inc
1
General
(The)
•
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Bros
Seligman
Serrick
Corp
Leather
Derm
or
23
20%
2054
22
2,900
18%
13 Va
500
11
Jan
7%
4,600
7
81b
2,400
8'/a Mar
150
12% Mar
•:
7
8%
8%
21
22%
9314
99
96
98
2914
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125
Feb
37% Jan
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13%
Feb
10%
Jan
16
Jan
83a Mar
Mar
25%
Jan
11914
Jan
98 %
Jan
30 5 8
Feb
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Jan
.
9% Mar
Jan
2414 Mar
V
-
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Jan
Jan
Chemical Corp——6
Union Gas Co of Canada
•
Union
Investment
Co
4
Union Stock
Yards of Omaha
20
United
Aircraft Products
50c
United Asbestos Corp—-1
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vie
.1
United Elastic Corp
*
United- Foods- Inc.
1
United Improvement & Investing—2 60
United Milk Products—--———5
Unexcelled
2434 Mar:
Feb
93'4 Mar
21
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2174
Mar
614
3.3C0
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footnotes,
1414:
8%
8
8 14
•
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of
5'.'4
Mar
7
20c
Sibtmev-Caribbean Perroleum Co
For
8,700
13/i
prcterred—
Co
25',4
IIIIIIs
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
23 Va
Co
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Sherwin-Williams Co common..
% 4%
Feb
Jan
23'%
1
America
Servomechanisms Inc
ShaltucK
6%
26%
2.800
20,900
B_
Servo Corp of
Seton
Jan
514
197«
12%
•:
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class
4U
18% Mar
5'/a
1814
1
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& Latz
Jan
19
514
Jan
Jan
414
3
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3V*
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1
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.
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,
1
Mar
39
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7
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8
Jan
45
2,900
* i«-
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7
Mar
2
200
7'%
%
45
45
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Mar
.
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179
Jan
185
Mar
—
35.
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6147
195
Volume
(1579)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Low
U
S
Air Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co
U
S
Rubber
Universal American
Warrants
Series
50o
Jan
7% Mar
4
4
3%
———
10
3% Mar
6,200
4%
314 Mar
800
65
6514
2,700
49%
7
7%
2,400
6%
Jan
25o
7%
7%
8
27,000
7
% Mar
31%
31%
32
150
31
Feb
10%
10
4%
Jan
7
Oil
65%
com_10o
Feb
General
Development
•
7,400
9%
11%
Feb
4,600
914 Mar
12
Feb
Hartfield
8%
3,300
8V4 Mar
11%
Jan
Hoffman International
25c
18%
Jan
10%
1914 Mar
Jan
17 Ye
1914
12,600
6%
814
7,300
6% Mar
14%
Jan
7%
9
1,900
714 Mar
1114
Jan
8%
1014
Instrument Co
1
10%
25o
10%
Virginia Iron
Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
914
10,900
19
1814
20%
2,800
Inc
9%
10
Feb
10
1114
1214
12
Jan
National
Research
Jan
1
Aircraft
7!4
714
714
600
7
Jan
814
Jan
„•
4 %
414
600
4
Feb
4%
Jan
——•
100
414
4%
10,100
52 %
5214
6014
350
6%
514
614
1,800
1%
214
2%
15,700
114
30,200
Co
Wagner Baking common
7%
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
6% ,non-cum
4
common
preferred
conv
$6
&
Knapp
series
Weiman
&
Products
Utilities
West Texas
Equities
Corp
Williams
(R C)
Jan
614 Mar
Jan
34% Mar
94
93
94
3 00
89%
Jan
52
5014
5314
50
Jan
57e
Wood
Wood
3 %s
series
A
3s
series
B
11,200
214s series
C
3% Mar
414
Feb
314s series
D
3,600
214 Mar
3%
Jan
3%s series
E
F
38
Jan
35% Mar
4
I
30
125
30
Jan
31%
Feb
4%s series J
2314
2314
600
21% Mar
25%
Jail
4%s series K
1314
1314
1314
700
1314
Feb
15% Feb
114
114
1 %
10,300
114
Feb
1%
Jan
2714
200
Mar
2914
Jan
21%
Jan
19
2,000
3
17
1,500
2%
2114
16%
1,900
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10%
1914
19%
714
814
13,700
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
22% Mar
10% Jan
Mar
Jan
29
1,900
13
Feb
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15
Jan
18
CO
29
14%
17
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93% Mar
7
14%
Jan
Mar
97%
Jan
94
38
39
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34%
Jan
39
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21
23%
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99
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131
81
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268
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98
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138
18
1814
700
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Ja?i-July
110
252
95
100%
126%
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255
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Jan-July
1998__Jan-July
May-Now
116%
—
12514 125%
Feb-Aug
1981—May-Now
3s
Corp
1965
3s
series
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118
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95%
88
97%
82
$85
mm
86%
81%
$86
•»—
82
82
%
90%
83
85%
88%
89%
80%
82%
$81
**■*
1
$86%
mm*
..Feb-Aug
—Feh-Aug
82%
90%
90%
mm
Feb-Aug
89
$78
mm
April-Oct
87%
89
mm
1
25
86
90%
1983
98
98%
2
105
105
10514
34
101%
105%
103% 10314
10
103%
105
Mar-Sept
—
mm
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
.
103
101
103
mm'
'
103
$102
mm
93
92%
98%
105
106
98%
102
99%
102%
10
91%
81
119%
120
92
89%
79
93
89
93
91
116
89%
72
76
120
11
83%
112
9
122
118
.
125'
98
100'
•
$99% 100%
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dea
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 19C4
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
2
17
mm,
$90
$91
79
96
107
100% 102
102
—
Wasatch
103
$101
...Feb-Aug
1985
Mar-Sept
4%s series N 1986
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 314s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 314s 1970
Feb-Aug
Telereglster Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
:c '
6s conv
subord debs
1976
May-Nov
18% Mar
32
97%
97
97%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
1985
4%s series M
85%
$83
Mar-Sept
1982
84
•
:
98%
98%
98%
72
•"72
"
2
;;
31
74"
97%
98%
70% "77%
23% Mar
18
—2
9514
3814
pfd—100
•
1
Inc
3% Jan
24%
25
26 7 4
13%
414s series H
Feb
714 Mar
17%
20,500
2714
14
25
___
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
5,000
814
•?$ Jan
2% Mar
20%
1,000
22 %
121
*88
1984—June-Dec
1982
2314
1
Co
1982
30
1
314s
1981
Jan
2914
19%
Co
G
Jan
30%
500
1014
common
3%s series
%
400
10
Industries
series
3514
2%
31
$94%
99
1976
34
22
129%
121
1976
3414
1714
53%
280
1979
25
89%
3
Feb-Oct
1978
27
17
57%
121
1973
3114
1
10c
lOo
1
1
1
97%
91
122
1973
32,900
34,400
138
56%
Apr-Oci
April-Oct
April-Oct
1967
Edison
3
VcU
6
107
96%
1976
1968
1972
Power
614
1
& Light 4%%
Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
Water
California
4%
lOo
Pwr
Harbor
5%
Vtf
•
Industries
Mar
Gas
warrants)
214
3514
5%
95%
110
89%
—
121
&
3%
la
7*4
Corp—
3s
20
•
9614
81
1977
5%
Jan
5
12
38
-
121
90
1976
debs
(without
2%
—•
(John)
Woodall
5%
94
63% Jan
7% Feb
7s
Equities
Southern
Ltd—
Inc
preferred——
Wisconsin
2,300
Safe
Electric &
414
5o
Co
&
Brothers
7%s
314
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Wilson
Realty
Jan
27%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wifliams-McWiliianis
Feb
4
600
3%
614
10
(The)
5%s
104%
Feb
55,500
Inc
Williams Brothers
Jan
Mar
614
American dep rets ord shares
Williamhouse
3%
98%
138
6
mm. —,
5%
95%
125
__
May-Nov
1970
Public Service
100
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
314s
5%s
314s
& Power
Rapid American Co
2%
7'
5%
96
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1971
3s
Water
Jan
25o
1
10c
Invest
mortgage
Jan
3214
Inc_
Western Stockholders
Jan
1% Mar
$5%
April-Oct
April-Oct
6%s
mortgage
3
32
pfd
1st
1st
Pennsylvania
3%
400
69
1974
5s
America
of
Petroleum
Power
13
3214
Inc
Nuclear
6%
Ohio
Feb
50c
Inc
4.40%
Western
314
120
Jan-July
Mar
97
60
98
97
97
117
Jun-Dec
1984.
Corp
2
3%
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
Co__
Western
Jan
5% Feb
94
95
**Jxin-july
Nuclear
Jan
1
1.25
Inc
Manufacturing
Chemical
1%
1%
lOo
•
common
Company
Wcntworth
West
Inc
preference
6%
71%
3
80*4
72%
90%
111%
1st 6s 1982
5%s
Corp
12
1
Co
Mar
52% Mar
10
Waltham Precision Instruments
Webb
3
3'4
71
1
1976
Occidental
Waco
17%
8
28
Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
13% Mar
Jan
80%
Nippon
23%
9%
80
Jew-July
1963—.
5%s
Hess
General
12%
600
Valley RR 4s
35
15%
75%
1973—Jim-Dec
Italian
National
Jan
900
10,100
Manhattan Corp
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972—
28
6
„
92
1981
conv. debs.
National Bellas
10%
11
2114
7s
Midland
20% Mar
10%
80
19
72%
1970
Jan
21% Mar
20%
4s
Jan
18% Mar
11
RR
conv.
High
92
1974
Feb
9%
Feb
Low
April-Oct
1963
Power Realization Tr 6%%
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
13
Mar
7%
2114
•
Manufacturing
VTR
10,000
8%
25o
Products
Food
66,900
9
1
2
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
1014
1014
1
A
Corporation
Jan. 1
No.
32
$15%
—
5%s
Stores
Range Since
Sold
May.-Nov
debs
Hudson &
•
31
—
Registered
10%
1014
814
8%
Vita
6s
Western
&
9%
8%
class
Guantanamo
72%
1981
subord
6s
31 %
Apr-Oct
Construction
&
5%s
8%
America
—
Corp of America
(The)
Inc
10
Co
Inc
Fotochrome
Realty
Bonds
\
May-Nov
Map-Nov
Corp—
May-Now
1976
Jan
1
Victoreen
wts
ex
High
Division—
J
Builders
1
Vinco
National
614s
N
General
Venture Capital
Vlewlex
of
Jan
914
35
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
RR—•
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
1st
First
Western
Feb
8
Victor Paint
of
&
-•
8
—1
Corp
Sugar
Corp
Corp
1st
Feb
65% Mar
Lack
Lackawanna
•
Universal Insurance
Valve
614
Jan
3%
Universal Container Corp cl A
Universal Controls Inc—
Valspar
Jan
6%
17.78
Universal Consolidated
Utah-Idaho
6%
700
Delaware
Corp—
1955
Universal Marion
300
4,700
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Jan
7'4
Period
High
4
6%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
3% Mar
3%
7'/a
1962
Warrants Series
Low
6%
6%
1
Itange Since Jan. 1
High
314
1
Co
Reclaiming
Friday
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
U S
for Week
Last
S T O Civ S
American Stock Exchange
35
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Sales
Range
Friday
-
'
Mar
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
'
'
Wool worth
Ltd—
(F W)
-American dep rets
6%
preference
G'/o
com
preferred
Zale Jewelry
Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Co
Zapata Petroleum
Corp
Foods
Zion
%
Jan
6,500
5%
Jan
6%
414
4%
33%
1,400
Brandy wine
8%
26,500
614
1,700
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
714
800
6%
Jan
8
Feb
7
Week's Range
or
Last
Interest
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Bonds
Jan.1
Sold
High
5814
57
69
459
65
60
90
93%
_June-Deo
93
No.
4126
_june-Dec
6s
10
86
86
Baden
(Germany)
Debt
A
seres
4%s series
$83
Jan-July
..Mar-Sep
124
117
par
value,
•
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no
3
120%
142%
95
S
§
$60
$99% 100%
62
Period
or
Friday's
Low
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—May-Nou
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 35/8S 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 19731st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 414s 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
514 s s f debentures 1980
United Gas Corp 2%s
United
5s
U
Freight
States
subord
conv
S Rubber
April-Oct
May-Nov
1981
debentures
2%s debentures 1976
f debentures
High
April-Oct
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
1983
1086
High
Low
No.
89
89
95
90%
92%
9914
91%
9214
93%
15
•
1
98%
94%
*93%
91%
—
~9
9914
*101
105
9914
102'
99
25
100% 102
99%
Warren
certificates of deposit;
97
99%
99%
102%
50
102%
102%
.
105
103%
4
105
103% 103%
104%
*93%
96%
102
163%
136
165
152% 162
*84%
82
85
94
94'
95
96%
„
—
9614
44
102%
96
100%
102%
Exchange
ref
first
RR
gtd
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
*99
91
Mar-Sept
118
102%
99
102
90
9
88
92
15
118
136
Venrio Go—
4%s
conv
subord debs 1980
West
Penn
Penn
Power
3%s
Electric
83%
1st mortgage
1st
&
ref
M
Virginian
Ry
3s
series
B
1995
'
Fiist lien and ref mtge 3%s
1st lien
& ref 4s series F
ser C
1983
Wabash
•
Inc
5s
conv
subord
debs
83%
f;
78%
75
*79 %
£
•v
84
85
Jan-July
*84
Mar-Sept
85
82%
83%
89
—■
86%
88
72%
"I
71%
May-Nou
Jan-July
1974
1966
Jan-July
gtd 2361
4s
Union
Teleg.
Co
5%s
debs
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 314s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Wow
7214
Map-Nov
1973-Aprll-Oct
*8614
86%
*91%
May-Nov
—
Wisconsin
Public
92%
98%
96%
50%
58
50%
57%
57
5614
57%
57%
56%
57%
28
96
96
92
4
96
80%
101%
80%
99%
*80%
*101
101%
9614
*76
96%
*97
104% 105
105
9714
80%
26
12
*86%
104%
75
—
96%
99
105%
86%
86
—
*73%
(mm
—.
94%
95
20
94%
95
94
94
5
94
94%
95%
95
97
92
95
99%
85
85
*85
*95%
97
65
54
55%
95%
95%
61
65
47%
—
3%s
36
57
*91%
80
89
*80
*77%
Jan-July
1971.*
5
79%
June-Dec
1976
1979
Service
64
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
Power 2%s
Electric
mortgage 2148
96
98
98
98
Feb-Aup
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 414s inc series A Jan l 2029
Wisconsin
*92%
94
80%
92%
—
Co—
RR
First
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
Youngstown
1st
mtge
89%
—
—
—
"11514 115%
112% 114%
113%
146
115%
107
18
112%
*70
VoW
.
114%
70
73%
70% " 70%
*8414
Deferred
In
Jan-July
the
Included
in
*79
April-Oct
2%s 1976
Sheet & Tube Co—
414s series H 1990
>101
—
102
100
sale not Included in the year's range, d Ex-interest,
e Odd
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
delivery
lot sale not
r Cash salt
—
115%
1982—Mar-Sept
-Gen mtge 4s Income series A Jan
a
included
not
RR Co—
Central
40
♦97%
*79%
Jan-July
4%s s f debs 1978
& Co
Wisconsin
2933
*85
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series O 1979
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 314s ser A 1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
*86
198!
—April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1901—.April
first mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
No.
*33
4s
73
86 %
*8314
Feb-Auo
6s 6uhnrd Income debs 2008
Vornado
Bonds
Sold
High
♦77%
& refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
314s series J 1982
Aprll-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
82%
10
83%
Friday's
*79%
.
*
120%
or
Bid & Asked
1970—Feb-Aug
1967...Jan-July
Map-Nov
series I
314s
1st
West Shore RR
1st
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975-_Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 214s series G 1979
June-Deo
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
t c," voting trust certificates;
Week's Range
Sale Price
gold 3%s 2000...Feb-Aup
Lighting gen mtge 314s
General mortgage 3s 1979
Westchester
Wilson
Vanadium
1969
1976
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
Last
Interest
Period
Whirlpool Corp 314s s f debs 1980
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
4%s conv subord debentures
48%
........
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
West
*99
102
48
Jan. 1
Sold
*90
152%
1
Low
Western
debentures 1967
United States Steel 4s debs
s
92
May-Nov
45%
48%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
New York Stock
Co—
2%s
4%s
9414
94%
105
64
43%
sales being transacted during the current week.
above—"cod,"
Abbreviations used
Range Since
Bonds
*89
102
62
22
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 30)
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
16
45%
48%
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
64
44%
45%
rucuivcioinp.
receivership.
in
in
Reported
nepuneu
Week's Range
Last
66
$60
traded flat.
Bonds being
96%
97%
BONDS
Friday
66
$64
a
89
12414
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
96
—
$119
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-lhe-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
♦No
78
37%
BONDS
9%
94%
$93%
1967
(Prov)
93%
90
124
Continued from page 30
8%
$96
1967
B
10%
Assn—
Debentures—
Adjustment
Hanover
■
$8%
Jan-July
J an-July
Jem-July
6%s 1949...
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A) 214s 2008—_May-lVoa
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 214s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
5 %s
•
$120
J an-July
1951
7s
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German Savings Banks
and Clearing
•
12
87%
123
90%
88
106
6
111
Corp—
Stores
130
123
|
__Feb-Aug
1978
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
110
34
8914
8914
_June-Dec
.June-Dec
1978
6s
Assn
debs 1973
•
64
93
High
58
.Quar-Feb
—
-
Low
6s
Raceway
Feb
614
Period
Power 3%s 1970
Aug 1 1998
series A 1970
convertible 1969
■
614
2%s
Chemoil Industries
Davega
1814 Mar
7
Elec
Steel
5%s
37
Jan
6%
8%
1
Low
Co
4% Mar
Jan
Jan
32
6%
.June-Dec
5%s ,#onv sub debs 1974
Amer Steel A^Pump 4s inc debs 1994.. .June-Dec
BSF
314
'2,100
32%
Alsco Inc
Edison
Jan
7,700
4%
BONDS
Boston
Jan
514
14
5%
33%
American Stock Exchange
Bethlehem
Jan
1
14
5%
—10o
Corp
Appalachian
Feb
214
1
Friday
•
6%
214 Jan
5a
£1
40c
25o
-5
1
50o
ord regular
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yonkers Raceway Inc
Feb
6%
S6
v
22
mm
■
r
75
5 Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
-
; v
-
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
the
Bankruptcy Act,
or
69%
72""
•Friday's bid and
83%
85
•Bonds selling flat.
reorganized under Section
securities assumed by such companies.
ask prices;
no
sales being transacted during
current week...
,
.
77
.
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1580)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
S T O CK S
Par
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
•
Company
Chemical
243
27%
Jan
16%
725
15
Jan
17%
128 y4 13174
3,086
Jan
13672
; 46% Mar
52 72
126%
46%
47%
503
91%
93
381
73
73
35
68
Mar
15%
50
16
40
15% Mar
Jan
Edison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Cities
Service
56
Fuel
Mass St
68
80 7i
Jan
89%
9074
76%
Jan
17%
Feb
Texacoaker PaCd •'
Feb
Gulf
(Ohio)—
58%
22% Mar
Union
Jan
55
Jan
9072 Mar
85%
u
Railway Co—
56
Jan
5774. Feb
Exchange was not received in time for pub-
^__io
Sulphur
Carbide
~__j•
:
i
21
217a
220
14
'
Feb
Westinghouse
•
59%
6174
^85
59% Mar
72%
Jan
Woohvorth (F W)
5
94%
9772
1,226
94% Mar
116 V*
Feb
Jan
65% Mar
77
Jan
53
Jan
577a-Feb
Jan
567»
Feb
59%
Feb
52%
Jan
9
Mar
527»
1074 Mar
Jan
2072
press without it.
;
*;>>\„
5 <'
•.
Feb
237a
.49%
^6 were forced to go to
•
_
_\
—
407a
2172 Mar
^cation. Consequently,
steel"""'"""—""—.intend 'to
s
Jan
',55%
this week's compilation
%
United Air Corp
High
Jan
50%
.
NOTE.. We regret that
J)
<N
Jan
Feb
..
Cincinnati Stock
Oil
Jan
4472
.
7
Oil
Texas
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
\xr
50c
Standard
17
40
51
xthtp.
ISSSJ
Jan
Shares
High
•
Standard
,
Low
3772
15
_
Mar
93
Jan
53%
146
5074
58%',-Mar
Feb
...
43 7a
70
Jan
4974 Mar
Jan
'
287a Mar
Publish
Jan
23
121%
1137i Mar
33
Mar
Mar
787a
Jan
357a
Jan
397»
Jan
8374
Feb
9074
Jan
6574
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Feb
70
Jan
Jan
100
Co
Motor
234
com_10
First National Stores Inc
Ford
21%
100
Associates
adj
cum
56%
21%
cumulative preferred
Eastern
57c
•
Inc
Co
&
Gas
41/2%
92%
Co
Range
Eastern
Property Trust
Hecla
<fc
Copper
25
Co
for Week
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—,
'
Boston
Oil
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Railway
sperry Rand
307/a Mar
15%
128%
Sinclair
High
JLOW
29 %
15%
__33%
Tel
High
28%
.1.66%
Corp
&
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
of Prices
;
Par
Shares
Monday, April 2, 1962
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American
Friday
S T O CK S
Sales
Week's
i
.
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Stock Exchange
Boston
.
.
Jan
24
Electric
•
;
day's issue.
L__lo
—
°
BONDS
General
7874
1,634
67%
Jan
45%
46%
703
4274
Feb
5578
Jan
50*
277a
28%
118
277a Mar
32%
Jan
♦
80%
817a
272
80% Mar
85%
Jan
16
Jan
5
Company
Co
Creek Coal Co common
Island
Kennecott
Boston
Loew's
Corp
Copper
Railroad
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Reece
117a
Feb
2372
Jan
487»
47 72
487=
495
(NH).
69
69
a7%
387a
42
1674
16%
232
1674 Mar
1%
1%
100
1% Mar
27
5
2
69
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Smelting Refin & Min com
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
18%
2
53
Jan
40
Mar
3474
321
3372 Mar
41
Jan
57%
58%
225
5674
27%
938
24%
62
64%
389
62
40%
40%
70
35%
357a
36%
1,296
62%
Jan
3572
3072
American
Feb
Metal
Chrysler
Consolidated
Week's
Ltd
Drewrys
Ex-Cell-O
Shares
Par
Piano
Cincinnati
O
&
Cincinnati
T
preferred
Jan
30%
Jan
32%
4372
Jan
50% Mar
Goebel
8874
Jan
9274
Graham-Paige
957» Feb
95 74
Telepnone
not
re-
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without it
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1077a Mar
11374
48% Feb
Feb
21%
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
37
39%
Feb
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the figures in next Men-
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common
Stocks
publish
26%
28
27
Feb
Jan
79% Feb
.3174 Jan
29%
Feb
9274
Pfeiffer
,37% Feb
»t>
Jan
30%
1
American
Tel
American
11% Jab
& Tel
23
26%
Feb
28 7a
Jan
2374
4374
Jan
47
43%
Jan
fifi%
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15% Jan
12772 Jan
9274 Mar
1
177a
17%
Brewing
13672
Jan
197a
7174
287a
1
9974
Jan
10772
Feb
3
237a
Jan
287a
Feb
Goods
Avco
477»Mar
_13
51%
15% Jan
8
Boeing
407a
50
5
•
Corp
!
,
>
-
Ohio
Jan
\
Mar
Corp
Ross
56
347a Mar
527b
23
25
Jan
Jan
25
5174
Jan
5374
52
55% Mar
Jan
1
6074
627a
Jan
Feb
Allis Chalmers
«
Jan
i
Aluminium Ltd
Feb
American
America
Jan
287a
American
Home
Steel
1
Chemical
8
17
Mar
226%
Jan
American Can Co
Mar
Jan
American
1774 Mar
607a Mar
Pont
7274
Kodak
10
Gas
95% Mar
115 78
27%
Feb
Anaconda
Jan
3674
Feb
Apache
Jan
Armour
Ashland
41
Jan
45
Jan
387a
Jan
44
Mar
51%
Jan
5674
66% Mar
627a Mar
Jan
2872
&
1
Chemical
367a
Jan
5% :
Oil
4372
Jan
Jan
70% Mar
2
—
Distillers
4674
Jan
52 74
317a
Feb
11374
Jan
Lead
Avco
.
357a Mar
j
5
100
48%
100
255/a
4;
Jan
1072
Jan
157a Jan
Feb
1674 Mar
Feb
; 478 Mar
48 7a Mar
51
.
Jan
%
v
for Week
"X'
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
77
1,400
69
1,700
17
Mar
1872
900
8
167a
High
.
Jan
1772
78
Mar
187*
Feb
1972 Mar
672 Feb
800
Jan
874 Mar
4674 Mar
57
197a
207a
5,100
19% Mar
23
2672
—
26%
177»
Feb
107a
Jan
^20%»Feb
12% Mar
412
257a
Feb
28
100 ■< 1
58
Feb
67
500
207*
Jan
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66%
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217i
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467a
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47
7474
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3,900
1672
1774
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950
59
200
527*
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Jan
Jan
1774
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1874
Jan
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587a
v
4778 Mar
Feb
3172 Mar
2,600
23% Jan
43% Jan
427a Jan
8878
Jan
1037*
Jan
6OV2
Feb
Canteen
Aviation
130
2774 Mar
297a
.
Jan
V'
&
Gossett
3872
Jan
Jan
287a
Feb
43
455
Jan
43
6974
600
66 V*
Feb
717a Mar
5474
500
49%
Jan
5674
—
2674
2674
10
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
2678
27%
1,500
267a
Feb
277a
Jan
1072
2374
5374
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100
400
10
Jan
1072
Feb
23
Mar.;
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1072
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5372
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2378
237a
2478
850
237a Mar
3
2772
27
277s
1,000
227a Jan
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Feb
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;
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Feb
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3178
;
Jan
Bell
&
Howell
5474
Jan
Bendix
96%
Jan
Benguet
Bethlehem Steel
Jan
,6074 Jan
71%
Jan
1674 Mar
18%
577a
—
(Un)
177*
700
17
—
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17
3672
919
400
2,000
3672 Mar
49%
6674
172
3874
67
178
5
6472
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757a
17a
Jan
174
Feb
42
437e
4,700
407a
Jan
4372
Jan
497a
Jan
—
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—
2474
Jan
207a
Jan
Mar
.
277a Mar
23
Mar
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Jan
Jan
Feb
52
17
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500
550
950
18
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25
22
187a
2672
22 72
1474 Jan
2672
22 7*
13
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Co
Co
8974
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Feb
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Feb
60
Mar
5
327a
Jan
36
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Mar
10
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3
page
2072
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.
Jan
547a
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517a Mar
33%c
Roebuck
Mar
2174
427a
Corporation
Bell
Feb
jq
Radio
6,200
677a
(Un)_—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastlan-Blesslng
Mfg Co
:
Jan
1
1
47
700
247a
—
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Jan
17% Jan
600
18
47
8
1
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177/a
__
2374
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1
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4%
9
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600
1672
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&
5
.
see
420
4
Jan
47 7e Mar
6274
•
Ward
For footnotes,
Mar
374 Mar
2372 Feb
900
__
10
non-cum
Atlantic
3974 Mar
5
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Schenley Industries
127«
400
1,000
—2.50
(111)
Athey Products Corp.-
Jan
mf
;
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830
'
477a
5
(Un)
Corp
Co
Common
6974 Mar
557a
257a Mar
Steel
Atchinson Topeka & Santa
Feb
ft
Phillips Petroleum
Feb
.
327a Mar
1178
50,
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Armco
I
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>
387a Mar
...
Jan
197a
.
1.25
Jan
Automatic
American
Feb
Mar
'
37a
757s
197a
1
(Un)
Company
Corp
Jan
10
Gypsum
32
300
25
(Un)
7872 Mar
—
34
180
374
12.50
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Ampex
Jan
Viscose
2978
Corp
National
Sears
American
Jan
•
Register
2,161
32 "
4674
33%
(Un)
Co
577a
•
National
Pure
Tel
&
5274 Mar
Mining
Pennsylvania
Tel
San
257a Mar
Harvester
Cash
American
6974
a
McGraw-Edison
Monsanto
1.75
1.66%
Corp—l
Stano
&
1%
Corp
15
—19%
>—
11%
.
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(Un)
Foundry
Motors
3.33%
Jones & Laughlin
Lorillard
(P)
National
&
Machine
3074
87a
Montgomery
Products
Rad
24%
1
Tire
Minnesota
35
973
774
10
(Un)
Co
American Tobacco Co
Jan
5
Martin-Marietta
27a Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
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Oil
27a Mar
1172
1674
774
12.50
(Un)
American
>
Mar
5374
Trailer
International
North
115
267a
Electric
National
Jan
247a Mar
46% Mar
Dynamics
Mead
10174
3
1%
Motor
Goodyear
Jan
27/a Mar
2472
10
17%
1
American
Jan
25372 Mar
..
Gulf
878
100
16
25o
(Un)_.
257a
Telephone
517
24%-
187s
•
Co .of
Airlines
Aluminum
Jan
7
Light
Motors
Jan
Feb
Cyanamid
General
Jan
36% Jan
.
Mar;^,
17
—
10
*
(Un).—-..-I
Mfg—
American
General
Feb,
2,943
-
of Prices
—
597a Mar
General
,.'3774
_1
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30
General
27a
15
Week'sSales
"
10
—
—
Jan
Fruehauf
Jan
3 7* Mar
,
"
Range
5
—
—
Brass Mfg (Un)__—.——50c
Alleghany Corp iUn)—
1
Allied
Chemical—
■—9
Mar
547a
4774 Mar
Co
Feb
Ford
47a Mar
577*
274
200
34%
Low
.Akron
Jan
Mar
59
Steel
50%
Dept Stores
Feb
.!
-
67a
27/a
48 7a
487a
Par
•
Laboratories—.
Abbott
Admiral
39
lo
Natural
Feb
3072
8
■
Jan
274
-
Midwest Stock Exchange
.
2772
Paso
Jan
277*
,
"l'%\ Jan >
1,816
47a
Last
•••:>■
10
El
,
527* Jan.
1.400
317a
97a
Sale Price
50c
Federated
'
1672
1672
*
v
Gas
Eastman
,1274 Mar
11474
Jan
4
Feb
4T7af Mar
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Corn Products
Du
37*
16
\
S T O CK S
:
437a
Jan
25
Colgate-Palmolive
Dow
230
2472
__
;
Friday
Acme
1
Service
Detroit
"200
7,300
174
374
'
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:
18 R4 Mar
5
&
47a
567a
32
1'
Co
.Advance
Steei
Power
Mar
2374
36
374
—10
Feb
Dayton
95
3,303
3272
36
•
10
Co
-
!
Jan
Jan
Columbia
1,539
27
15
......
Feb
&
967a
2VB
32 72
Jan
667»
Cities
Feb
2 7a
——¥
—.
•
Jan
25%
Brunswick
Jan
11
77a
2%
:
2.50
Co__
Co
Jan
101
1
Burlington
Burroughs
Chesapeake
Chrysler
35%
900
Feb
10
Oil
Bethlehem
205
127*
317a
1
Distributors—:
Shirt
Upjohn
Jan
Armco Steel
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
317/«'
•
Proof
Rust
United
Jan
50
Dry
41%
•
47% Mar
Hay
Anaconda
Associated
48
Jan
Jan
Ampex Corp
Ashland
277a' Mar
41
Jan
207a
12%
Co
177/a
277a Mar
557
37a
3 7a
—1
Scotten, Dillon Co—i
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
12% Mar
33%
Tobacco
16% Mar
100
174
—2
Co
&
Manufacturing
Rudy
Feb
1
Motors
596
467a
47a
1
Feb
17%
277a
56
—
10
1
Jan
2672
567*
1
Feb
'
"
20
Cyanamid
American
Parker
Jan
12.50
!
Can
American
Davis
Parke
11
J
American
117a
61
M
Mar
_•
;
Airlines
(S
3074 Jan
29% Feb
10
Aluminum Ltd
Jan
56% Jan
,
95
26%
•
Udylite Corporation
1
Allis-Chalmers
Corp
Stamping Co—______
LaSalle Wines & Champagne..
Masco Corporation
:—
Michigan Chemical Corp
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72 74 Mar
to
10
1,831
8474 Mar
12 7*
—
1.66%
Co
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Kysor Heater Co
Jan
Jan
intend
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
We
Feb
,1274
Jan
Feb
Mar
4172
—1
|_——
Motors Corp
Brewing
Kresge
Jan
••/M52 %
197a
*
:
General
Feb
65
...
5
Industries
Wood
Gar
Jan
25
5
—1
59%
46
—j
Co
53
17
—
10
Jan
Mar
10
Cards
American
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5
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S
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&
was
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Picher
Procter
Exchange
49
5
—
Jan
Jan
78
150
"
Jan
17a
157a
107a Mar
632
1072
217a
Jan
4972
5,960
597a
Mar
277a
—
46
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Trailer
of'the Cincinnati Stock
chemicals
Gibson
Fruehauf
this week's compilation
Jan
17
1
3
,—
Ford Motor Co——
Jan
29 Vs
100
National*
Du
Hobart
774
43%
100
P
Diamond
Bois
High
672 Mar
Inc—
Inc—
8.50
common
4%. preferred
Cinc N
U
Low
High
1
.,
USA
-»
Gas
1072
59
__
.
187a Mar-
407a
;
616
847a
Feb
Feb
8
1% Jan
137a
.
2,388
.
Feb
167a
•
320
344
117a .1178
83 7*
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NOTE: We regret that
8
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Eagle
Low
1
Baldwin
53
High
1674
-
Jan
1674
,
418
-
567* -5674
1172
57a
310
„
1%
4972
„_10
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Range Since Jan. l
Fenestra
Aeronca
.
17%
'
:
—
■
common..
Detroit Steel Corp
for Week
Sale Price
1,929
—
.20
Low
8
17%
15%
5
Motors
;
1^% Mar
•<
"
Sales
Range
of Prices
174
■
Range Since Jan. 1
,600
,157*
v—
25
Paper
Power
772
147/a
177s
—
5
——
•
177a
—
1
Co
Detroit Edison
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
Mfg
_—,
Corporation
Continental
Friday
1
1
;
Corporation
Burroughs
Jan
Consumers
tutaS
8
Shares
: High
147a
1
Products—
Brown-McLiaren
Budd Company
43% Mar
3978
Equipment-
Food Stores
Borman
Jan
357a Mar
&
Prices
Low
1
.
Feb
707b
Electric
Allen
Feb
Jan
Mar
Supermarkets
Sales
for Week
Ranges
of
Par
Allied
Jan
3772
-
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
Feb
44% Mar
2572
56
6.26
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
400
57%
-
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
4772
64%
25
com
Feb
40
25%
*
Fruit Co
Machinery Corp
7272
41
Mar
37%
.1998
.
Jan
3.* 72
1
Torrington Company
5172
46%
39%
*"
Stop & Shop Inc
2
4772 Mar
39
2.50
Association
Shoe
16%
10
Machine Co
Rexail Drug & Chemical Co
472s
267a Mar
106
100
Cincinnati Transit
1472 Mar
1,511
RR
United
Jan
770
2672
Chemical
United
15
14%
26%
Folding
Shawmut
14
15%
1272
2674
1
England Electric b>atem
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
15%
7872 Mar
A>
Association
New
Northern
76%
25
Theatres
Racing
Narragansett
7674
1
Electric
Gillette
43.
Jan
557a Mar
r
v...
59%
Jan
8072
337a
Jan
40
Brach
Jan
Jan
237a Mar
267a
Jan
87%
Jan
Company
Fisheries
&
..
(Un)
(Un)
Corp..
(E J) new com
Burton-Dixie
Corp
43
5
„5
>
—
—
457e
_*
3972
-*
Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
—8
5
Corp
Sons
Brunswick
...Budd
Mar
74%
Booth
Borg-Warner
6372 Mar
70
Jan
.
Com
—1
5
—12.50
100
Jan
5674
40 72
400
347*
Jan
43
Feb
457a
3872
4672
471
427a
Jan
48
Jan
397a
6,500
32
Feb
397e Mar
12,600
33 7*
357*
337* Mar
527a
Jan
.157*
500
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
247*
2572
4,300
2274
Jan
2572 Mar
4878
487a
5372
4,700
39
2074
2072
21
—
—
'
51
39
" 147a
__
5
(Un)
51
.
350
'•> li'.
1974
-
Jan
5372 Mar
Feb
247*
Jan
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6147
195
Volume
(1581)
37
■y
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 30)
Pacific
—30c
25
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Carrier
Corp
(Un)—
—
'—
62 A 64
56%
•
55% 56%*
-
?4/4
__
57'A
56%
49%
57'A
31
32%
*
:
—
Co —
:
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp--——
-6
-
Insurance
,
.15%
(Un)———:—1
Curtiks-Wright Corp
Dodge
Dow
Du
(E
Pont
Gas
Natural
Pasc
Watch
National
Elgin
Emerson
Radio
•
First Wisconsin Baivkshares-——;——5
Flour Mills of America Inc_„
—1
'
E
5
-2
1
93%
—
Foremost
Dairies
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110
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52%
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500
56%
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63%
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100
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2
2%
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48 % Mar
55
40'A
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400
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3,500
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28%
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100
21 % Mar
25 Va
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60%
78
59 % Mar
67%
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37% Jan
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11% Mar
13
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18
550
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44%
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31%
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420
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15%
58%
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59%
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21
48%
—
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Jan
1
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31 Va
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36% Mar
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33%
35%
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1,000
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450
5
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(Un)——
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80 Va Mar
5%
11 Vb
22%
22%
23% Mar
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31
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Feb
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20
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300
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58%
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58%
59%
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200
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3.33%
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—-—————50o
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
8
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5
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2
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1
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38% Mar
700
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Jan
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1,100
36%,
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Feb
75% Mar
27%
10%
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—
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30% Mar
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91%
36
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Union
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Feb
•
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Feb
55%
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300
77
100
34
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1
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9% Mar
7% Jan
42
48%
89%
—
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9%
7Va Jan
2,700
Feb
Jan
89%
36
15
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Jan
Feb
407/a
41
23
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Feb
Feb
30%
45'A
Jan
1
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Inc
Stewart-Warner
Jan
Jan
135
43
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Feb
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Mar
82% Mar
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Jan
40%
1
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Storkline
Jan
45%
Jan
37
5
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Feb
Feb
49%
300
34%
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1.40
—
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12
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37%
1
Mar
Jan
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14%
400
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18
50%
500
22%
5
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Jan
100
1
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16%
Jan
43
2,500-
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12
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Sperry Rand
Mar
Mar
32
38%
—
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44
41
1
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42% Mar
300
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50
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42%
—
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Jan
41%
3.50
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19
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Jan
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Mar
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Jan
1
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29%
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Mar
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46
50%
48%
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Feb
37
41%
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Jan
57%
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Feb
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Feb
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Feb
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48
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Jan
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
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Mar
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300
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Jan
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77
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700
400
3,900
2,000
1,600
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37'A
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56%
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400
" 1,000
13'A
68%
__
Feb
12%
100
200
»
55% Mar
Jan
49%
500
1,800
69%
,
•
(Un)
National Cash Register
Jan
45
20
'
Utilities———-iL——*
States
Jan
15% Mar
300
3,600
35
48%
"?
20%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock——Greif proa Cooperage class; A-—-
Gulf
54"%
43%
,.
_6.25
,Greyhound Corp (Un)
——
Grieseaieck Co —1——A-I—
Gulf Oil CorpiA-L—i—8
17% Mar
Jan
Mar
40
43%
—_
93% Mar
15%
39
4-.
Jan
19%
1,000
,,
Chemical
Montgomery Ward & Co#n
Jan
50%
'
City Steel CO—
Mar
35 4-
-8
Drug Stores--—
Feb
36
50
1414
'
(W H) Co———
Granite
58%
44%
4
.10
Gdodyeaf 'tire ds- Rubber Co——
Gossarci
Jan
Jan
Feb
29%
1,200
200
25%
96% 100
45% 46%
••
__
Mar
'50 V Jan
200
,25
•
99%
•
--1
——
Goldblatt Brothers—
,
557/s
26%
34%
26%
(Un)—-—2.50
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp
3.33% I;
General Tire
& Rubber—
83 %c
Gillette
<The) Co new common
.7
Gray
557/8
Feb
50
'64
120
31'A
56%
27
62
Jan
43% Mar
500
1,520
10,800
8
97
13%
27
30'/a
Public Utilities
General
v
J
Jan
Jan
24%
5,100
300
77% 77%
10 ,.10s,
i 3%/( 3%
6
6%
30% 31%
76% 78
83% 84%
•
12% Mar
35% Mar
48%
54
93%
13%
26%
—
Corp
Bancshares
—
1.25
...:,^;*.2„|.A—
Transportation
General
—
26 Ve
42% Mar
8
65%
48%
54
7%
48%
Ford Motor Co_.
'}
40%
13%
65
Jan
Jan
>
15% Mar
1,900
1,310
14
7%
7%
__
Tire & Rupber (Un)
Firestcne
l'
&
Camera
Feb
T 27% Jan
1,950
33%.
38'A
13%
•
13%
Feb
36
12%
400
26 y 26V2
112% 114'A
A 23% 24%
39%
22%
45
53%
13%
Feb
91 %
16%,
—
1
1
Corp
Instrument
-Whitney
Fairbanks
112%
23%
1
(Un)_5
wi—-—.
Phonograph
&
i'"—I.J'
5
—-—
Mfg
Electric
Emerson:
Fail-child
1
Co .-(Un)——
17%
.
57% 60%
243
247%
57%
243'%
10
3
Lin$s .Inc——
Kodak
Eastman
El
I)
Air
Eastern
..
Co—i------——,———5
de Nemours (Un>_
5
Chemical
Jan
24%
15%
.
59%
42%
21%
Co—53%
Manufacturing' Co—
.—5
33%
32%
Mar
65
Mar
54
60%
Deere •&
Feb
43%
80Q.
; ;;200
300
1,200
270
1,900
-
Feb
49%
59%
—
" —
Jan
29-
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Feb
52%
10
20"%
—
46%
24
,
.
Jan
Jan
30
300
900
8,999
7b7
1»700
700
32%;
—
12.50
(Un)-
70
•
—1
CO-^---^---—
Products
Crucible'Steel of Amer
55
32%
28 A-.
>46%
5
Continental Oil of Delaware^---——5
Controls.
Co of America————
5
Corn
,
—
—
Monsanto
18% Mar
000
t
43
.
Jan
43% Mar
14% Mar
y'* 200
16
lb
29% 29%
42 A 43 ,4
35 4, 36 A
28 A 28 A
46
46 A.
69%-70\
—
29%
(Un)-—-——10
Commonwealth Edison com—.——12%
Consolidated Foods
x^l.33%
Container CoTp of. America
iaj.——5
Continental Cap Co (Un)
—10
42 V2
Jan
National
™
Columbia Gas System
Continental
4 3 78
93%
Feb
Jan
55% Mar
1.5% i6% ';l,450
f®
fl ' '
I6'7'4
--•?*—
—
43
92%
K
--
-1—100
42%
Mississippi River
Modine Manufacturing Co
58 %
2,500
>
Jan
Shares
High
•
(Un)
Mfg
Fuel
39
200
800
31%
com——————1
Inc
Co
12-)«
56%
&
Min
43
400
100
■'
?48
3,400
1,500
•
8.50
preferred.
Coleman
18%;
30 1
Jan
26
24% Jan
300
18%
30
Colgate-Palmolive
.
15%'
12
53
49%
Corn
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
4VaVc
^
—10
Co
Products
City
,
14%
Pac—
Elec———
&
Gas
Service
Cities
,
47%
25%
Minnesota
36%
1,300
*
46
Feb
Low
1
•
10
Co
38%
300
43
1%
Brewing
40 %
330
900
387
' oou
85
V-
Minneapolis
Jan
24% Mar
300
43
44%
46%
25%
.
46Va
}(i
—
Cincinnati
41/a
iOVt AOV*
--
——•'
Chicago & Northwestern. Ry com—L
.5%
series A preferred:
_i—-100; y'■
1
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry---*;
Chicago South Shore «to So Bend-ul2.50 r
12%
Chrysler Corp
———25
53%
Chic Milw.St Paul &
1,700
li9«r
41
—
————
*
(Un)————25
preferred 1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
conv'
1%
Feb
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
17%
15% Mar
500
1
—
Caterpillar Tractor (Un*
Celanese Corp of America (Un)_.
•
Central <fc- South West Corp—..
2.50
Certain-teed Products
(Un)—
1 *
Champlin Oil & Ref common__—--_-l .
S3
Low
16
iVn
y__'
—10
common...
15%
—
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
5
Hecla Inc
Canadian
,
for Week
of Prices
Par
&
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Calumet
Friday
Week's
Friday
S T O CK S
Mar
33%
12%
Feb
157/b
Jan
35%
15%
6,100
33%
35%
900
33% Mar
38%
Jan
38 JA
14
38 V*
200
35%
Jan
41 Va
Jan
35
36%
7,600
34%
Jan
39%
Jan
33%
Jan
32
31
Jan
200
21
Feb
23'A
56%
28
52%
Jan
60
Mar
39%
16%
400
21%
56'A
83%
33
21%
40
100
36%
Jan
40
'• Mar
83%
83%
16
16%
104% 106
X72%
72%
74%
'
*
300
82
Mar
2,800
14
Jan
500
99
Jan
736
61%
Jan
-"
»
rMy-.
92
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
106
Mar
75% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 2, 1962
(1582)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 30)
Week's
Sale Price
Stoeks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange*
list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
•
Price Range on
This
other Exchanges.
yyyyyyry
yy
(C)
Ink
Products
Electrical
700
43
Feb
43 Va
3,900
43
Mar
•
8%
8%
9%
5.50
22
22
22%
43%
43%
45
2.10
2.20
300
6'A
6'A
100
»
__10
Capwell
Exeter Oil
Co Ltd class A
Co
'
—
19,600
Feb
Plymouth
Jan
Rockwell-Standard
Mar
49%
2.25
2.10 Mar
1
6
Jan
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp____
Feb
50c
Jan
12%
4
'
1
Jan
4%
4%
2,100
1.55
1.60
8,200
2.15
2.30
1,200
2.001
-
•
Co—__
——
—
23c
24c
5%
5%,
11,900
75
69
84
2,100
48c
.10
..
—
46c
50c
59,000
v%
Matson
Navigation
Nordon
.
—
Co_
Oil
—
__
_
4Vs
30c
•
Oil
Pacific
Development—33VaC
& Gas
—
Jan
Jan
69c
Southern
Trico
Sugar
Victor
1.95
31
31%
4 %
4%
7,700
18
(Un)
Basin
1,170
—Bonds—
Stocks
trials
Date
March
23
144.40
716.46
__
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
243.81
92.11
79.00-
83.23
130.55
Jan
22
Mar
March
29
711.28
144.96
130.01
242.76
92.21
79.03
83.35
86.78
85.34
32% Mar
30
Mar
5
daily
15.75.
complied
are
stocks,
65
6.55;
by
using
37
Jan
6V4
7%
70
Jan
18c
Feb
Jan
Alan
Wood
Steel
of Prices
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1962
Closing
March 26—_____
141.91
High
March 27——
141.33
Low
March 28
141.13
25
American
Stores
Co
1
89Va
American
Tel & Tel
33Va
128%
Arundel
Research
Budd
Transit
86% Mar
124% Feb
'
31%
31%
32%
683
46%
46%
48%
576
32%
31%
33%
444
31% Mar
45% Mar
28
Jan
13
Co
17%
17%
18%
904
Com Daily—
9%
2,260
5
25
116
53%
1
Publishing Co
8%
10%
Delaware Power-&
Electric
13 Va
15%
347
236
106
1,461
49
Jan
11%
940
10
Feb
14%
10'A
Co
Class
A
of
Batterv
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
at
33%Mar
18% Mar
9% Jan
15% Feb
Jan
Feb
122
Mar
62% Feb
13% Feb
278
Jan
47% Jan
127V
13%
757
43%
203
55% Mar
32% Mar
;: 56
Feb
39% Jan
21%
12%
15y2
52%
32
94%
97%
__
12%
__
75
488
3.076
Jan
Mar
Mar
Feb
Feb
28
457a
26%
14%
1634
2574
25
257a
1,428
i62^c
933/4
93t/4
94.-;8
247
79% Jan
3
383'8
3838
39
558
36s'8 Mar
40% jan
37
38
426
33
38
21%
22%
327
12 Va
380
1534
12%
1534
*
__
ioc
Inc
Martin-Marietta
Mar
57%
7,487
27%
45
Mar
26% Mar
34%
__
36
1,228
28% Jan
25%
26
j
Corp
Mar
53%
1
Resistance
40
Mar
271%
56
A
106.57
Dec
Jan
8
3
26%
1,306
25% Feb
week ending
and with highs and lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week
"
for the current year.
•
-
;
•
Mar. 23,'62
Composite
Manufacturing
Mar. 16,'62
—
143.2
133.9
144.3
135.0
—0.8
146.5
136.0
118.3
113.0
—0.7
—0.8
138.9
134.4
117.0
109.2
—0.5
—0.6
—0.1
—0,9
111.0
190.8
193.0
113.3
97.8
144.4
132.5
83.3
—0.8
—___
133.3
-135.6
134.4
—
Goods
Non-Durable
Transportation
107.1
184.3
176.9
104.6
107.6
185.5
177.0
105.5
—
Utility
-
and Service
Finance
Change
134.6
-
1
Goods
-1961-1962—
High
Low
Percent
1957-59 =100
•
•
Mining
.
'
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
No. of
Shares
Bonds
Bank
Bonds
-
Bonds
Sales
$5,350,000
$420,000
$4,930,000
Bond
Govt,
Bonds
Foreign
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
&
Co
Inc
Pennsalt
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
common__»
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Peoples
Drug Stores
Photo
Inc
Electric
Public
common
Mfg
Co
Power
Ritter
Finance
16i/4
1658
173(i
48i/a
48y2
10
12%
13
77
32Ti»
34%
5,911
class
7%
1,247
31% Jan
7% Mar
44%
4574
424
4174 Jan
i4y8
i4%
113
147s Feb
46% Jan
16% Jan
66%
68
443
5974 Jan
33
7%
__
•
68
__50
B
Southeastern
bun
Oil
Texas
Public
Eastern
Transmission
United
i8
v»..c
Dnivei sal
u
207
129
190
Jan
7 74
7%
700
371/4
39
2-210
36%
71'A
72
335
6274
39%
19%
49%
42 'A
43
436
22%
22%
386
501/2
5074
51-
1,009
17%
18%
2,406
60
61%
141
QVs
83a
G00
76%
78'A
—
1874
3.50
5
__
Corp
n«
207
22%
•
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Mar
71%
•
I0c
Co
9
377/8
2.50
Service—
291
774
1
__
m-Pr0V«ment
Marion
"V
13.50
Corp
W2fo«gton, Ga£LLight
$4.25 preferred
77'A
*
__
10
-77-77
common
•
3^%
__
»
__
$4.60
convertible
10
10
34
37%
3474
3774
88
88
185
19
55
16%
Feb
9%
__
•
Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
"
12%
9
•974
25
common
Tues.
Mar. 27—.—_
3,093,400
4,869,000
440,000
Mar. 28
2,938,370
-4,480,400
310,000
Thurs.
Mar. 29
2,873,420
3,989,000
280,000
2,952,550
3,961,000
274,000
4,235,000
14,924,190
$22,229,400
$1,724,000
$23,953,400
Fri.
Mar. 30
..
-
-
__
34% Mar
7%
__
1
^
com
Bank—
Co
163/8
10
common
Co___
National
1,925
lo
common—
Kiggs
38%
•
Co
Service Electric & Gas
Reading
37 74
•
Co
3,066.450
Mon.;
774 Jan
8
,
Feb
Jan
Total
.
.
Jan
68
Feb
10% Feb
207
Mar
Jan
Jan
43
4,269,000
Jan
Jan. 1 to March 30
Stocks—Number
of
Bonds—
U.
14,924,190
Shares
>
'•
19,760,270
215,497,672
299,946,967
$1,278,000
$21,450,000
19, ibT, 100
'
Government
S.
International
$2,000
..
Bank
1,724,000
Foreign
22,229,400
23,553,000
326,507,400
441,244,000
$23,953,400
$24,831,000
$347,957,400
$460,348,100
7274 Jan
Jan
and
Railroad
Industrial
Total
—
Mar
44
Jan
22% Mar
Mar
53 74
Feb
18% Mar
65% Jan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
8% Mar
Jan
9% Mar
29% Feb
34'A Mar
35% Jan
41
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
79% Jan
57
7 85y2 Jan
10% Feb
Foreign
Stocks
*
__
140
3
140
Feb
131
Mar
140
Corporate
Bonds
Mon,
Mar. 26
1,424,000
Mar. 27
1,297,425
278,000
Wed.
,
Friday
S T O CK S
Last
Sale Price
Par
Alleghany
Apollo
Ludlum
Industries
Armstrong
Biaw-Knox
ei__.
inc
Cork c
_o
--—
1
--—
Co
.—
For
footnotes,
see
page 43.
$39,000
1962
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Stocks—Number
of
Shares-
263,000
278,000
$16,000
$1,394,000
1,000
$1,339,000
5,000
11,000
Week Ended March 30
Shares
Sales
296,000
~8~000
10,000
234,000
269,000
6,575,920
for Week
196i
245,000
Jan. 1 to March 30
1962
1961
6,575,920
12,420,420
88.965,394
129,119,705
Bonds—
45%
46%
44
43%
Jan
48%
Feb
Domestic
$1,339,000
$1,575,000
$16,390,000
$14,373,000
17
16%
17%
174
14%
Jan
18%
Feb
Foreign
Government
39,000
117,000
383,000
1,068,000
71%
71%
72%
45
62%
Jan
73 % Mar
Foreign
Corporate
16,000
15,000
410,000
560,000
118
34
Feb
39%
27%
Jan
301
$1,394,000
$1,707,000
$17,183,000
$16,001,000
10
L_
i
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
—
Week's
Mar. 30
Total.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
248,000
1,311,415
1,181,250
1,360,880
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Bond
$312,000
1,000
17,000
Fri.
■
$2,000
$310,000
Thurs.
Total
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Shares)
Mar
Bonds
Domestic
(No. of
Jan
89
Tues.
preferred
1961
1962
1961
1962
Jan
2,384
262
-i0
4,790,400
Week Ended March 30
Jan
8
16% Jan
59% Feb
774 Jan
74
5,309,000
-
•
38% Mar
35% Feb
i6%Mar
4774 Mar
377/3
5
Inc
Electric
Philadelphia Transportation
Progress
Mar
5o
Perfect
Potomac
Jan
•
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia
„
Mar
Mar, 26——.—
Wed.
Merck
25
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
March 23, 1962, for the composite and by major
of stock
index
for the
stocks
Mar
1
217k
12%
„
1961
144.09
*
40% Jan
116% Jan
15Va Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
57% Jan
34% Jan
36
Mar
30% Jan
28% Jan
95'A Mar
l
___•
1.66%
class
Inc
Fund
29%
43'A
26%
317a
94%
56c
common
Motors Coid
International
49% Jan
26%
31%
94%
12%
26%
31%
2
(Julius)
.
Madison
50%
1
Dairies
Food,
49'%
5
Acceptance Corp common
voting preferred
$1 preferred
Giant
1,633
5
Co
conv
General
55
32%
—
for
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Trade,
General
60c
54
31%
Bait—
Stores
Garfinckel
54
32
lo
America
non-voting—_______
Food
179
6.75
5
Storage
Finance
Light
_
High
141.33
SEC
The
Durable
Duquesne Light
141.29
March 30_
Mar 14
Jan 10
High
30% Jan
99% Jan
136% Jan
34% Jan
49% Jan
Feb
116
122
537a
56%
15%
1.80
March 29—_
Fri.
14% Jan
9>A
l
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Mar
5c
Corp.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
458
5,208
25
•
Electric
City
Atlantic
90%
128% 131%
.
—
Range
Thurs.
Low
129
4.33
Corp
Atlantic
25%
89%
25
144.31
137.15
_——
Range Since Jan. l
Low' High
10
common
for Week
Shares
5.34;
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Rails,
Jan
Wed.
i
3.09;
(35 Stocks)
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
;
Industrials,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
7% Mar
Jan
48%
divisors:
Jan
Jan *
4
12c
following
the
Jan
Jan
1
Mar
32
Averages
Utilities,
19% Mar
Jan
5/s
'
242.50
130.51
130.53
2.00 Feb
Jan
143.91
144.24
Tues.
S T O CK S
85.25
86.68
85.26
710.67
707.28
__
„
Date
Week's
-
85:32
26
27
Mon.
Friday
-
85.26
March
.
650
7.000
Grade
86.73
3% Feb
"•
200
W
Grade
86.76
5%
60
10
Indus¬
86.77
4%
13c
Second
65
ties
roads
Total
First
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
10
83.21
600
58
10
10
Total
15
20
30
83.28
%
12c
stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
83.16
Feb
6%
35
79.00
Jan
-10c
Oil Exploration
36%
79.01
3
7Va
35
79.00
4% Jan
—5
(Un)
35 y8
92.11
16
6%
Insurance
39'A Jan
—6.25
92.11
1.75 Jan
:
56,900
_
Life
Coast
Mar
159
92.22
2,800
700
30% Mar
28%
241.95
4,100
32
Jan
28
243.21
19,300
7%
25%
28%
130.32
4%
32
5
23 74 Mar
145.34
3%
6%
23 74
Jan
712.25
18%
32
18% Mar
20'A
28
3
6%
Jan
85
50
March
4%
,1
Feb
19%
21%
Jan
17%
i
—
(Un)
com
6%
19
%
Co
Jan
5%
Jan
7% Mar
4%
-8V2
_
Petroleum
2.90 Mar
i
3%
5
.
35
17 Yk
1,600
"4»A
Feb
6%
Feb
14 y*
3,200
;
31%
_
Equipment
Williston
21%
1.90
_50c
-
common-
_
Preferred
West
20%
37%
18%
the New York Stock Exchange as
Jan
2.35 Mar
5% Jan
5,900
pfd series A- —25
Co
Warrants
Westates
15%
34 Va Mar
Jan
the daily closing averages of representative
are
Jan
70c
Feb
2.30 Feb
500
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
14%
1.95
1
Co
Cal Gas
2.10
1.50 Jan
2,400'
21%
Oil
Oil; & Gas Co—
Union
/
Jan
35
21%
17% Mar
Feb
52c
600
6%
14%
1
Rhodes Western
Ranch
2.50
6%
32%
159
_l0
23% Mar
Jan
1.65
13,200
72
37%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
March
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rice
2.05
34%
6774
1
Corp.—__
& Foundry Co
Jan
16%
65,100
2.50
;
6%
1
United Bottlers (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
60c
(The)
Jan
88
17% Jan
2,300
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
Mar
39c
500
1.75
1.90
1.95
L
_
__
17%
53c
60c
17%
1.70 "
v,";'.
Jan
74 Feb
Jan
Jan
69
400
23%
23 V*
•
1.70
—1
Co
v.'.y
_10
_
—
Corp Ltd
Norris
•"V
Inc
Petroleum
Merchants
*
(Un)
Co
Co
Frank
&
Meier
_10C
(Un)
M & M Oil Co
15
1474
6074
Jan
on
M J
53A
Jan
5
2
373
-
Feb
5
1.90
2.70
Jan
Jan
21c
7,500-
23c
5%
10c
—
Jade Oil
Leslie Salt
Jan
Mar
39
Feb
Mar
15
1.45 Mar
2.20
Co
Jan
75c
Jan
1
(Un)—
Imperial Western
Holly Oil
Jan
70c
Mar
37%
2,275
37
1
49%
Jan
13'A
574
15%
6
of America
Bolt Corp
&
United Engineering
1.55
4%
437a
25
66
34%
37
5
Seeberg
General Exploration Co of California—1
1
Products Corp
_10c
Good Humor Co of California
Gladden
Mar
55c
158
38% i
5
5
Feb
22
600
48
28
25
500
70c
15%
Corp
Feb
45
1,700
Screw
Corp ;
6%
GOO
s
Jan
Oil
25%
700
56c
Jan
Jan
210
27'A
64%
64 74
10
Jan
J
46
13%
Jan
Jan
43
'
47 74
-
44%
38%
1
1
.__ T
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
9%
24%
53c
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Forgings Co__
Jan
23%
24
—
45% Mar
47%
Jan
45 %
24%
4
Corp_
'
7,
,
32 74 Mar
Jan
55
70c
Feb
Jan
42
-
44'/a
10
.u—
45%
10%
29%
157
32%
2774
1
___
Supply__
High
Low
45'A
27'A
Range Sim.„ Jan. 1
9% Mar
600
10
31%
31%
*
Mfg
Fuel
Mountain
20% Mai-
•v-;- 5%
3,500
2.20
15C
550
Co (Un)
Emporium
Jan
16,000
43
2
Cypress Abbey Co
Dominguez Oil Fields
29c
19c
45%
43%
—
i
Inc
Castle & Cooke
Feb
33%
•
9%
_7%
Refractories-
Co
Shares
High
Feb
5
...
—
Co
34%
44
33 %
19C,v; ;
Walker
(Joseph)
McKinney
Hi gh
*
.
Jan
32
18c
33%
5c
10
Oil
&
Gas
California
Low
650
10
Low
Par
'
,
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
_5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co___
8.50
Home
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
45%
/
(Un)
Stores Inc
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
•
High
Low
Par
Ltd—
Co
&
ty
Consolidated Min.
Mammoth
Brewer
Ltd
Factors
American
Black
of Prices
Sale Price
i.;.
Harbison
for Week
Range
Last
/V '
STOCKS-
*,
for Week
of Prices r.
.
Sales
Week's
VV
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
34%
34%
34%
10
29%
29 %
30
87
a
Jan
Mar
Total
Volume 195
Number 6147
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
'
(1583)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown Are
Expressed
Friday
S X O CK S
Power
&
Acauia-Atlantic
Paper
Sugar
46
Aluminum
4%%
of
Co
Canada
i.%
__25
preferred
125
48%
48%
<48%
1
51%
pfd
Banque Canadian National—
Power
Corp
pfd
5%
Paper_——
Bowaters
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
British
pfd-jSgEi
Liehc
Forest
Columbia
Power
Brockville Chemical
Bulolo
Gold
$1.30
Canada
Canadian
Canadian Celanese
Canadian
Imperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
Mar
Mar
78%
799
80
76% Mar
4,456
751%
83%
Feb
Jan
53
Jan
57% Mar
preferred
4%
10
10%
3,021
29%
30
1,780
29
Jan
31
Jan
30
30 3 4
351
28%
Jan
32
Jan
42
Feb
43% Mar
52
Montreal
51
Feb
52
Jan
40
Montreal
Jan
53 J/4 Mar
National
Steel
53
a53
53
Jan
Mar
Steel
Oshawa
C
K
P
13%
13%
2,965
12
Feb
16%
14
16%
Feb
3,235
15 %
Jan
18
54
54
51
Jan
Coghlin
(B
Columbia
56
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
Page-Hersey
16
Feb
Penmans
8%
9
200
14%
14%
229
31%
32%
425
8.20
8%
14
31% Mar
8.20
100
8 %
8%
1,000
22%
23%
3,191
22
Mar
31%
32%
3,455
28
37
Jan
7.90
Feb
Pacific
32%
Jan
8.20 Mar
8 J/8 Mar
8%
Power
Jan
Corp
Price
Bros
Co
32%
Feb
6%
29Va
Jan
Quebec
10
23 %
27
22 %
23%
81
81
81%
62%
61%
63
22
Jan
24'% Mar
Reed
74
Jan
81J/4 Mar
Reitman's
Canada
Feb
64
Robertson
(James)
Jan
25%
600
55
100
9'A
Jan
11
Feb
20
1,075
18%
Feb
20
Mar
Jan
35% Mar
38'%
Jan
Royalite
Mar
Russell
33%)
37
36%
25
10% Mar
34%
1,095
33
37
165
36
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a22 a22 Va
60
21
Jan
7%
7%
7%
1,-150
6
Jan
6%
6%
67h
200
22
8%
St
66%
67
%
1,694
66 J/2 Mar
72%
Jan
14%
14%
3,085
14
Feb
16%
Jan
a79
5
74
Jan
80
12%
Mar
12%
12% Mar
14
Jan
Jan
41
Mar
12%'40%
40
5%
common—l_*
1,000
40%
V 7
7
100
5%
1,375
-5%
33%
•
32 %
100
;
33%
550
37 %
Sherwln
Feb
Sicard
20%
Feb
10
102
5
25%
13%
4,356
12
Jan
24%
1,265
21%
22
22
100
18%
19%
300
6%
6%
7%
4.10
4.10
4.10
Preferred
/*
110
5.037
3.75
300
3.50
Dominion
15
27'%
18% al8:%
110
30
10
14%
Jan
Dominion
r
18'%
a—
<
9
preferred
Jan
;
■
.
Feb
109
142% Mar
82
Feb
Jan
Mar
115% Mar
Lime
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Donohue
Dow
Du
Textile
3'%
Jan
4
Mar
19
62
745
77% Mar
Jan
16
6% Mar
8
7%
8
11
11
430
18
3,200
11
•
13%
13
13%
9,835
common—*
20%
20%
20;,4
42,187
25%
17%
17%
4,222
280
25
*
25 %
a56
a56
19
•
32%
31%
32 J/4
1,302
*
9%
8%
9 Vs
32
31
32
700
_
Jan
10%
13
67
Jan
Enamel
Corp
&
Famous
Fleetwood
Ford
Co
Co
oL-e&nada—
14%
Feb
preferred
375
101
50
Feb
26
Feb
56
Jan
53%
28
Jan
Jan
8'/4
33
Jan
Mai-
9 Vb Mar
500
225
Imperial
—1%
1
19%
_
Jan
Feb
103%
Jan
38%
Jan
60 Ve
Feb
30%
58% Mar
16%
Jan
19% Mar
17.05 Feb
17.50 Mar
•
Pittfield
pfd
19% Mai-
J
Viau
Feb
17
13
Jan
15%
13%
13%
14
2.570
12%
Jan
15'/* Mar
3.65
3.75
2.53fr
Mar
13'%
3.15 Mar
46
46
50
43 %
13
13 %
2,710
11
%
Jan
57%
59 'A
2,430
54%
Jan
-Mar
Feb
4.15 Mar
Jan
13%
Steel
&
Knapp
Westcoast
Voting
Weston
trust
(Geo)
13 Vb
13%
2,000
12%
Jan
16
Feb
11
1.300
10% Mar
11
Mar
1,365
15%
19'% Mar
Class
B
Jan
26%
Jan
40%
4l V* V;
230
39% Mar
43
Feb
common-*
30%
30%/.
81
30% Mar
Advocate
AJax Minerals
Alberta
Gas
Amalgamated
Anthonian
Arno
Mines
Atlas
page
Jan
32'% Mar
9%
100
8 Va
Jan
12'%
85
86 J/4
4,160
78'4
Feb
87'4 Mar
22'%
580
22
56
280
55% Mal¬
•
27%
Mar
Jan
Jun
25%
Feb
60
Feb
65%
66%
1,557
es'/a Mar
73
50'%
53 %
2,750
50
Jan
56%
9 %
9%
14,075
Feb
10 %
24
25
2,700
Mar
27%
Feb
6%
6%
448
Feb
7 Vb
Jan
/
7%
__
7%
24
6'/*
275
7%
al4
al4
58%
909
2.50
2.50
18%
737
17 J/4
17%
1,017
18 Va
18%
815
17V»
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.90
23 Va
17'4 Mar
227/b
Feb
18%
Jan
20'%
Jan
22
Feb
Jan
21%
a48%
a
22
875
197/b
Jan
35 J/4
22
50c
8%
59% Mar
18% Mar
•
•
:
Jan
Feb
2.35 Mar
800
18%
Jan
54'4
Mar
14'%
7% Mar
14
115
58
58'/a
•
—
Feb
66
9%
•
35'%
350
32
Feb
36
Jan
49
50
48'%
Jan
50
Jan
48'%
a
Sulphur
46
•
Ltd—
Telephone
Avalon
Bailey
Selburn
Baker
Talc
Gold
Band-Ore
Bateman
Mar
137/8 Mar
59Mar
Jan
34'%
Jan
Bonnets
Copper
Co
Ltd
38%
575
Ltd
9%
7c
1
9%c
7c
—
9%
6c
—
/
7%c
46c
38c
49c
16'%
15%
16Vb
9.25
9.40
13c
13c
1
13c
Ltd——1
71,039
,
105,668
9,038
625
4,000
;
3%c
3%c
4c
7c
7,/3C
6c
5%c
6c
21,000
1
20c
19c
15%
20c
10,000
16%
16'%
6.00
6.35
745
1,440
26c
25c
27c
408,700
9
9
*
—
.
;
10'%
10c
Mar
Jan
Feb
9c
5c
Mar
10c
38c
Jan
Mar
Jan
16% Mar
10'%
Feb
Jan
16c
Mar
3c
Jan
5c
7c
Jan
8%c
Jan
5%c
Feb
8c
Jan
Mar
25c
Jan
18c
13
4.00
Feb
17 V*
Feb
7.00
14c
Jan
9
Mar
200
8c
Feb
20%
Ltd——
1
3%c
2%c
3%c
18,200
2
Chibougamau Mines——__1
6.20
6.00
6.20
1,650
55% Mar
Canada
Packers class B
Canadian Collieries
&
—*
Power
50
96'%
Jan
99
Mar
Canadian
Silica
100
5%
Jan
16%
Feb
"
Nickel
Canorama
Carbec
Inv
Trust
.Refineries
&
.Paper
Corp
Ltd
Co.
Ltd
Lid
Ltd
Ltd-.
%
82%
5,346
78'%
Feb
85% Mar
Cartier
Quebec
39','4
39%
1,385
34'%
Jan
39% Mar
Cassiar
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd
*
4.50
20)
13 %
500
—
—
1
Ltd
—
1
-*
9c
—
100
12,750
Feb
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
26c
Feb
2.50 Mar
28%
Feb
%c Feb
4c
Jan
6.00 Mar
7.45
Feb
3c
;•
4c
5%
Jan
4.25
55% Mar
8
5.25
Feb
Feb
Feb
13%
24
Jan
24% Mar
3.10
7%
Feb
Jan
1.50
8
Jan
Jan
93c
Jan
1.10 Mar
4,000
2%c
Jan
4%c Mar
8.400
11c
333,900
15c
9c
9c
4,500
100
90
12'%
Jan
Feb
29c
12'%
Jan
12'%
25c
11c 14%c
11c
27c
9,800
1 05
—
'
2,000
1.25
a77'8
1.10
24%
1.25
*
24%
1.15
a77%
—
•
—1
i
Explorations
—
—1
Mines Ltd
Ltd—.
4.50
4.50
*
*
Inv
Explorations Ltd
Mines
100
800
13 '4
6%
10c
Ltd
Dock
Internatl
Kodlak
Canalask
3
;
&
56
6%
2.10 Mar
30c
Feb
Resources Ltd—
Common
Oils
56
6%
—
Jan
Jan
15,500
200
600
Mines
60c
9.10
23c
2 50
23%
Uranium
Jan
3.50 Mar
15
22c
2.50
23
Campbell
Feb
Jan
11c
23c
2.50
23
Calumet
Jan
Feb
•
1
%c
4.00 Mar
Jan
1
Corp
Jan
4
5c
9,700
1
Mines
Inc
10c
39'%
1.65
6,500
--
——1
Ltd
1
Jan
Jan
6c
14,000
3.50
—
Feb
39c
38%
9%
2,000
36,250
7c
3.30
1
Ltd "A"
5c
3.40
.
High
6.10
Jan
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
250
1
Edmonton
Canadian
18
39'%
Ltd
&
Canadian
a—
39
Jan
Calgary
Jan
50
—
2.70
Hill Tungsten Mines
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd-
Mar
430
Jan
—
56
,
Mar
2 %c
Corp
55
a21
7c
1,000
31,155
Warrants
Jan
17%
6,000
4.00
Corp Ltd
Feb
17
7%c
2%c
3.85
—1
Co
Gold
48%
a21
7c
2%c
5
Raceway
55
Jan
31% Mar
3.90
—1
Mines
Lake
80
6%
28c
1.000
6.25
Red
&
8,550
2%c
—
Bellechasse Mining
Blue
29c
33%
7%c
Ltd—
Gas
Feb
28c
32%
*
&
5.10 Mar
1
:
Bay Mining
Eeatrice
800
1
Co
Oil
Low
5.70
*
Ltd-
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
31%
29C
'
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Ltd—1
—
Mining
Co
5.10
--
1
Canadian
Range
of Prices
Low
Ltd "A"—5
Exploration
Augustus
200
5%
in
Week's-
East
Sale Price
^
Iron
&
55
5%
Expressed
—--—1
Corp
55
98
Stock Exchange
Are
".
Belle Mines
55
•98
Shown
Ltd__
49%
43.
17%
29
•
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
4,351
see
15'% Mar
510
__1
Ltd
—
Mining
30
7.60
32'4 Mar
800
32
50'%
-
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co. Ltd^
5
32
com
Jan
920
16
55 %
•
A
Beau
Dredge
%
21
30%
__
*
Molybdenite
Delhi
80
Mar
Jan
22
85
_*
-
Worts
Line Co
Mines
Anglo-Amer
Canadian
80
Feb
87/e Mar
Jan '■*
9%
1
Ltd
Canadian
*
20%
32
30
•
'
Trunk
Jan
•
7%
100
«
15%
10
Ltd
Mines
Jan
10
3,205
20%
•
30%
31
Par
17'%
com
/8%
• '
STOCKS/,'.
52%
Canada
8%
Friday
Mar
Powders
100
20'%
—
—20
Canadian
15% Mar
98
Mar
18%
22'% Mar
Prices
48
100
105
22,517
_•
common
6,405
30%
22% Mar
Jan
Mar
23
A
&
preferred
2.235
30 %
22'%
127
Feb
22 Vb
warrants
Limited
4'%%
16%
•
Jan
22%
Co
50
13 Vo
certificates
49%
common
footnotes,
84:% Mar
Fund—
class
48
preferred
Paper
Jan
•
(Canada)
50
of
79
*
Trans
15%
_—_——*
Nickel
4,297
...14% Mar
Bank
——
16
preferred
Bronze
84
•
Gooderham
48 %
preferred
International
83
Corp
common_5
preferred
International
83
Steel-;
class
•
(John)
Jan
11%
10
Burnt
10
15%
58%
Ltd
Corp
Jan
19
Mar
Ltd-
Finance
Ltd
/Webb
Jan
100
300
1.400
•
Canada
11%
Mai-
9
of Canada
Canada
Walker
Burns
17
10
£1
Mining
of
Feb
13
•
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
14 %
50
.
Bay Co_
22%
17
20c
Paper $2
300
13%
10
•
19%
13%
100
Jan
10
——.
Bornite
class A
For
Jan
4.10
20 %
3.50
Jan
30
315
600
International
28%
Jan
!»% MaiMar
101
32%
514
Inland Cement
14'% Mar
Jan
100
101
8,885
Acceptance
Jan
Feb
Jan
18%
Oil
1V*
Jan
25% Mar
114%
37%
31%
58%
17'%
.
Mar
17%
Imperial Tobacco
$4.50
'*
Feb
Jan
Mar
31
58 %
Bav
161/4
21 %
101
1,022
18%
Smith
Hudson
$2.75
■;
31%
17%
Hudson's
$2.25
31
*
&
Feb
J
3.75
Class B——...
Howard
Feb
8%
26
1
Renfrew
Home
54%
Jan
6,131
19%
Jan
Jan
2,865
3.65
34'%
8
27
19 %
Paper
Mar
43'%
14 %
100
Motors
Oil
31
12
31%
7'4
10
Jan
23
26%
Winnipeg Gas Co voting trust.*
Lakes
2,550
al3 111314
18% Mar
13%
1
Warrants
Inglis
24%
101
17
10
Handy Andy Co
Inri"s
24%
._*
common
Dynamics
Greater
Home
885
.--.*
5%f preferred
General
11%
5% Mar
3,490
21% Mar
Feb
26%
Power
11
Jan
Jan
•
Mai-
15%
200
17%
5
<yCo (Chas E)
General
Holt,
30
8 Va
17
•
—.
Petroleum
French
Frosst
Great
52
8%
*
Corp
Cos
Gatineafu
52
1
Canadian
Corp
Motor
Foundation
Fraser
1
—
Heating Prod class A
Players
5,390
10
50
common
Ameranium
Eddy Match
Eleotrolux
6%
Jan
Jan
9%
50c
Williams of Canada
12% Mar
Jan
18%
1,855
common
Dupuis Freres class A
5%
Mar
7%
3 Vb
Canada
450
Jan
—*
of
10
15
15
pfd—
83% Mar
14'%
17%
Jan
6'%
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
765
•
51
10
common-*
Power
Jan
2,230
common
Mar
''
6
66
Jan
25
15%
•
45
>
1,710
Jan
83 Vu
Brewery
Pont,
26%
503
15
Ltd
Bros
15 J/4
Feb
82%
Coal
Chemical
■50 Va Mar
21%
1
al8
Ltd
&
Feb
11% Mar
3,018
66 Va
Ltd
&
46%
2.0
4 00
23%,
al8
82%
1,795
14:%
Vendomatic Services Ltd class A
11
65%
?
Jan
14%
Jan
-V
a__
*
10
Jan
37
985
Pipeline
18%
■
Feb
4,209
l
65
Feb
4(5
*
Canada
10
13
Mar/
31
12 %
common
Trans
Jan
23
Jan
55
a5%
11
Jan
Mar
2,666
'•
45
6
8%
Jun
100
United
8
4.00
6%
300
-
18'%
Feb
23 >/4 Mar
12%
47
22%
Jan
3.75
31
Jan
12%
56%
46% Mar
Jan
Jan
100
Corp
Jan
23%
51% Mar
55
12%,
22%
Canada
Mar
25
1,292
3,232
32'%
*
Trans
75
50%
-
56%
32
100
Traders
Feb
22
115% 115 %
55
62%
- -
'a5%
—
16Vb Mar
128
49
._
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56
•
125
250
7 %
—
Texaco
200
9%
53%
46%
6%
1
76
9%
•
46'%
12'%
Steel Co
134
265
51%
7%
Steinbergs class A
75
49%
Glass common
I'/p
51%
Mar
57
9%
common—
6%
Mar
common.*
Steel
310
9
A
25
21% Mam
475
Corn
Structural
130
a
115%
———:
&
57%
18%
Standard
22 Va a23 %
76
a23 %
25
Corsets
Foundries
57 %
9
Co
4.25 Mar
Feb
-*
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29% Mar
22
Jan
a31
17% al8 Va
100
—
Jan
24'% Mar
3.85 Mar
%
a
130
——2
pfd__
24'%
10%
Southam
7% Mar
15
2
2.50
—!
Dominion Bridge.
1,200
19% Mar
3.75
/——*
Petroleum
Dome
Dominion Coal 6%
29 %
11
Jan
Jan
21 %
a
———-—
28%
29%
18'%
Jan
4'A Mar
15%
17%
"
Feb
a31
i
Seagrams
Jun
40
*
Water &
Inc
Zellers
Distillers
Feb
25%
Jan
•
preferred
Simpsons
Sogemines 6%
preferred
27 Vb
»
Mar
21%
21%
a
common
18 Vb
Feb
•
Jan
a—
15%
100
—-—*
International Ltd
Mur
35
class A
14% Mar
Jan
22
3,100
*
A
Va
22 Vb
25
class
Sons
104
Jan
19%
—*
Co
14
•5,035
10
35
*—
pfd 20
Ltd
class
10,875
24
36
•
common
Cement
Series A 4%
Jan
6,630
,
Oil Co Ltd
Bhawinigan
/
26
9%
Seal
&
15%
36
10
Foods
6%
104
*13
Franco-Canadian
Cork
14%
23%
45
A
preferred
7
a83
24%
Jan
34 % Mur
Jan
24
-■-■—%_*
Lawrence
5%
Salada
Jan
104
13%
class
(Hugh)
Jan
a83
24%
23
Jan
15%
•
Co
Lawrence
7
25%
25%
Feb
*
-
common
B
5 Vu
1,654
__100
2ft
preferred—10
Paper
Class
St
14%
com.—•
(Canada)
Rothmans
Feb
66%
—
Zellerbach
RoPand
Jan
Mar
7% Mar
6% Mar
•
——-—
Crown
Crush
=/
Feb
common—*
Credit
Foncier
Credit
12% Mar
55
21
._
A
Royal Bank of Canada
33%
—
45,903
V)
(A
23% Mar
Feb
30%
*
10%
Roe
Feb
62%
Jan
51%
£
class
Co
20
—--
Crown
Ltd
11%
23
Jan
21
337
230
50
common
10%
1
A
B
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23%
925
57%
1,772
53
250
1
10%
com:
Glass
class
Class
Mar
(Albert
3,867
22 V4
22%
•
pfd—-
Telephone common—U
Quebec
60
22
34%
100
190
,
Coronation
common
23 %
._v-.
Textile
59
•
5V„
23%
—*
Corbys
Mar
21% Mar
34
1
—-
Ltd
1,565
•
88
Jan
22 %
Power
24 %
*
Feb
20
53
*
preferred
28% Feb
572
Jan
77
•
Gas
295
Jan
185
3,151
32%
Natural
17'%
88
21%
1
Transport
Quebec
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
B
*
A
10%
86
21
*
common
class
Canada
26 %
'
\ '
25%
of
29 Va
Smelting——•
Consumers
53
Placer Development
29
Enterprises
Consolidated
22V4
Tubes
26%
Consolidated Mining &
.Combined
•
*
common
2914
*
Co
59%
Power
Petroleum
'26%
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Cellulose
1,385
common
Products
.•
Nat Gas 5'%%
15%
21%
.
Feb
100
*
Developments Ltd
15%
86
*
•
Wholesale
13 %
16 •%
Vickers
Canadian Western
15%
8V4 Jan
269
*
Corp
Nova Scotia Light &
•
.*
Ltd
4
Noranda Mines Ltd
•
•
Petrofina
43 3
5
Car
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Pacific, Railway
Canadian
43%
Trust
51
400
Ontario
——
43%
Locomotive
120
53
6%
Feb
Co
Canadian
40
-
V2
51
Jan
a..
—_
10
58Va Mar
20
Feb
10
7% Mar
a_-
29%
Preferred
Jan
100
•
Feb
7
250
23
111
•
56
Jan
a
85 Vs Mar
10
11,931
6%
«21%
■
20% Mar
B
Jan
J
preferred
.Canadian
nartic pfd
class A
8
Mar
17% Feb
85 Vb Mar
50
106 107'a
7%
'29
Breweries Ltd
57%
Commerc«_10
Companies
Oil
5%
20
—
3.80
'
Canadian
common
Preferred
a
23
Feb
Jan
Mar
preferred
53
8.20
Jan
34%
105
5 % %
Metropolitan Stores
6
10
Jan
7'%
24
360
52
80
Marconi
3,741
55'%
i-.
8
Jan
57
,
Canadian
400
Jan
106
75%
37%
—
Locomotive
29
V
Mar
7% Mar
*
Jan
a79
Preferred
Canadian
29
*•/-***
46
21%
—100
68%
3,936
3.00 Mar
Power
955
Jan
23
Class
common
International
200
23 %
Jan
26
14 Va
11
01
7%
23' '4
Mar
Jan
Molson
•
Ltd
25
7%
II
22
Jan
Miron Co Ltd 6%
Preferred
Canadian
Power
2,015
21
Jan
Husky
Co
46
11
Jan
new
Chemical
23
46
1,666
1
Canadian
Canadian
22
46
7,200
34 Ve Mar
1
18 Vb Mar
23
4,737
—
Feb
110
13%
Feb
-25
$1.00 series
17%
V» al8%
85 Vb
4,417
common-—.
16 Ve
13%
3.30
series
$1.75
Jan
85 VB
34%
Aluminum
15
22
common
20
Electronics
British
2,320
-
•
Tel
82
•
Canadian Bronze common
15%
a 18
22%
&
54
*
Breweries
Jan
15
al8%
13%
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
common
Canadian
22%
22%
Feb
20
Aviation
Mai-
*
% Mar
Jan
common
Canadian
17
10
32
23
3.10
common
1,282
Maritime
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
Co Ltd class A——*
Steamship
Jan
19
35%
Jan
28%
22
34%
Malting
Canada
13 %
33%
48
5
Foundries
Iron
Canada
Mar
20
85
Sugar
11
19%
1,100
—*
Dominion
&
450
19%
3.25
preferred
Canada
Mar
11%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Lta *
Mailman Corp Ltd 5%
pfd
—
100
Provincial
Cement
86
54 % Mur
1,799
Calgary Power common
Canada
Jan
48% Mar
19
Dredging
Burrard Dry Dock
78
•
3
*
34%
pfd
Mar
2,289
51% Mar
70%
50
25
6%
53
125
53%
Products
Ltd
Mar
Jan
17 V4
*
*
—
11
*
High
47
48'%
Feb
1
Products
85
i
50 Va
Company
Building
83%
Shops
Lawrence
18%
—
83 "4
Ltd—
(M)
53%
56%
50
Columbia Telephone
Brown
Lewis Bros Ltd
Jan
18%
---i.
Columbia
British
British
Jan
Power—•
&
Oil
150
44%
78%
6%
52 %
common
Since Jan. 1
\Ja11
38
53%
£1
—•
5%%
American
British
68 V2
——50
%Z——50
preferred
52
43
52%
76-%
•
52
TO
Ltd
preferred
*
common
—
Telephone
5 % Vo
$2.00
*
Paper
1.010
225
5
(Canada).-
&
A
Bowater
Jan
Lower ,St
1,406
80
45%
(John)
-25
Banque Provinciale
Bowater
51
2,373
10
49 %
Loeb
a23
68%
Feb
44%
Laurentide Financial class A—
55
35 %
10
23 Va Mar
46 % Mar
32%
10
Scotia
Jan
Ltd
53 %
a23
Nova
Laura Secord Candy
Jan
31%
Montreal
29%
Feb
34%
of
Labatt
Feb
Jan
32%
of
Ra
Range
Low
\l,
45'%
5
pfd
Service
52 % Mar
Jan
High
5
Lines
6%
Ltd
Feb
43
34%
25
_
Public
52
•
5%'
Glass
Jamaica
Feb
47%
*
Ltd
Iroquois
13%
10
•
Shares
Low
25
Pipe
46% Mar
23
25
48%
50
Feb
Corp
preferred
111
a46% a46%
—
$2
Intel-provincial
27
255
54
Bank
Bell
53
]
Utilities
47%
1,518
48%
53
54
Bank
Class
23%
International
High
12 % Mar
10,727
*
preferred
Bathurst
28%
23%
38%
7,026
50
Asbestos Corp—,
Bailey Selburn
52%
27%
50
—
Steels
12%
_50
Argus Corp Ltd common.
Atlas
4,829
23%
—.50
Anglo Canadian Pulp referred-.,
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%Vo pfd
$2.90 preferred
$2.60
46%
27%
pfd
Range Since Jan.
Low
12%
;
for Week
.
"Par
.
Shares
High
51
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sales
52 Va
Ltd
Last
Sale Price
45%
common
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
for Week
Low
common
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Canadian
of Prices
Pa
Abitibi
in
Range
Last
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Exchange
Week's
39
Mar
16c
Feb
29c
Mar
11 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
12%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1584)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Par
Castle
Oil
Catelli
Food
Central
&
1
Lake Mines Ltd—,
Chipman
25c
34
1.91
4c
Div Standard Sec "A"
Consolidated
Preferred
4c
2,000
4%c
6c
6 %c
*
a
35c :
Standard
Feb
35
4c
3,100
4c
4c
1.40
1.55
35c
12,500-
„
35c
3 %c
Supertest
ij
Mines
l
Petroleum
Tache
Lake
Mines
Mines
30c
Tazin
Feb
Tib
Jan
Titan Petroleum Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8c
9c
7,500
6^85
7.00
3,090
1.50
200
15%
15%
300
30c
228,100
High
14c
Feb
6.85 Mar
8.25
Jan
1.45 Mar-
1.75
Jan
Feb
7c
Mac
Tooke
Rpd
6.85
——*
1.
29 %c
#r
—
14c
'26c
14c
14
Jan
Jan
35c
Jan
Feb
15%
19c
15 %c
15c
46,900
10 %c
7c
80
7,000
4%c
Jan
9 %C
504
9c
Jan
Jan
9c
9 Vac
Mar
12c
s.
"
Exploration
Bros
Ltd-
1
Ltd
common
7c
1*
—
*
Jan
Trans
Jan
Trans
Mountain
Gas
Jan
United
Asbestos
Obalski
Mar
United
Oils
Jan
United
Principal
Feb
United Towns Electric
Canada
Freezers
Jan
25c
25c
1,500
25c
Jan
35c
Feb
25c
25c
500
21c
Jan
263
Feb
2.75
2.75
325
2.75 Mar
3.80
Feb
*
14%
14 VB
14 % Mar
15 %
Jan
21%
21%
14%'
22%'
6,945
*
2,350
21% Mar
23
Mar
5.70
5.85
_——6
35c
Mar
2.75
z
pfd
44
■
Shares
High
1.50
1
Ltd————
Jan
5c
4c
Mar
8c
__1
Ltd
United
110
...
Ltd
Ltd
Union
—
Low
1
Mines "Ltd
Cons
1.55 Mar
Jan
for Week
'
Jan
5c
1;'
Feb
1.00
-
Jan
Ltd
Mines
10c
Jan
Feb
2%c
1.000
1,803
...
Sullivan
13 %c Mar
Jan
5c
3%c
Steep Rock
Feb
5c
Jan
Jan
2.71
Jan
9c
Gold
8.40
Jan
1.91 Mar
:
18,500
4%C
;
;
1.55
•
Mar
24,600
.4 c
6C
;
25c
7.00
Sale Price
; x
Sales,
,
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
4,400
15,315
4%c
1
L'Ongava—^—1.50
Cadillac. Mines Ltd
%
Consol Central
2.15
4c
12c 13 %c
Miniere
Compagnie
1.91
;
f
34
155
7.60
4c
Week's
Last
High
17c
1,000
/
7.25
13c
1
.
Cleveland Copper Corp
>''vr
Friday
Low
34%
7.25
X
1
1
Corp
Chibougamau Copper Corp
.-ic•'«."• •'V?- £'•
„
Range Since Jan. 1
High I
25c
*
Liu
Minerals.
Mining
Low
*
class A
Oils Ltd
Rio
Del
Chemalloy
Chess
Products Ltd
j..
.
STOCKS
Shares
*
Ltd
Gas
v.
for Week
Sale Price
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Sales
STOCKS
.
.
1,
__
Ltd—
'
Consolidated
Quebec
1
Consolidated
Mills
Textile
Co
Gas
19
19
Denault
Limitee
1,195
1.26
1226
1.26
34c
32c
37c
Leaseholds
Weld
Dumagami
Mines
Sullivan
20c
Feb
Mar
Feb
76c
1.00
7,700
50c
Jan
20%
1,000
20
Jan
20%
Jan
8%c
1,500
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
Virginia Mining Corn
Weedon Mining Corp
40c
44c
12,500
35c
Mar
57c
Feb
Wendell
50c
Mar
Class
Kelly
Kerr
B
24c
Mar
50c
Mar
Woodford
Jan
35c
Mar
Class
Ltd
4%c
1,500
Feb
5c
3,200
9%c Feb
lie
700
58% Mar
68%
39c
Laduborq Oil
Jan
Jan
5%c
2,000
157
100
3%c
32c
40c
12,000
12c
70,350
6,000
12c
3c
3c
2,000
29%
700
1.70
19c
3%c
2,000
14c
Jan
28c
46,930
54c
Feb
28c
1.40
25c
4,000
23 %c Mar
20%
22
3,650
20% Mar
1.70
1.25
270
39c
Preferred
Acadia
28,000
28c
Jan
52c
Mar
/•; 2,000
7c
Mar
25c
Mar
a6
a6%
225
6
Feb
6%
Jan
8.50
125
8-50 Mar
10%
Jan
a2c
1.15
1.20
&
Paper class A
Massvai
5%c
Mar
Algoma
Jan
1.20 Mar
Central
375
15%
Jan
20% Mar
Algoma Steel
11%
625
11 Vb
Feb
12
Algonquin
3c
700
3c
Feb
4c
13Va
12
13%
2,000
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
a
9.00
500
9
9%
2,500
9% Mar
1.95
1.95
3,100
1.90 Mar
;
Mar
10%
Jan
9
9V4
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26%
72c
1
A
Mercury
Aluminum
Feb
Jan
2.22
4%%
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Ltd
Co
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Merrill
Mining
Mid-Chiboueamau
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Ccrp
Minnesota
of
Mines
4%
Mount
Pleasant
Mines
Ltd common
National
Petroleum
Newrich
New
Feb
6
Jan
$2.60
Amulet
72,950
60c
Feb
1.53
15c
1,700
15c
Jan
50c
3,000
70c
29 %e
28c
31c
14,700
20c
Jan
Jan
1.02
Feb
35c
Jan
Associated
Jan
Atlantic
Mar
14% Mar
Auto
Feb
25%
Jan
Autofab
Jan
9c
80c
Feb
5c
Jan
1.00
1,100
6c
;1.00
2,000
6c
57%
56%
57%
•
2.10
1.95
2.10
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2,300
3.75
3.55
3.75
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12c
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5c
5%c
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of
Bathurst
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2.90
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Feb
67c
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26,500
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97c
Feb
2.70 Mar
2.75
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
5c
Feb
3.95 Mar
•
1
•
Brazilian
20c
Feb
30c
9c
6.500
8c
Mar
12c
62,500
44c
Feb
64c
33%
33%
3.30
!
1
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2
Mills
Steel
Jan
Columbia
British
Feb
27c
Mar
5.65 Mar
57c
Jan
6.50
3.40
10c
15c
9.975
10c
Mar
8c 11 %c
21,500
8c
Jan
10 %c
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8% Mar
9%
9c
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500
9c
1 500
8c
Feb
4c
17,500
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Jan
5,975
75c
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76c
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48c
7c
7c
7c
29,000
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100
55c
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300
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1.05 Mar
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23%
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50c
Feb
Mar
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Jan
2.50
60c
100'
13c
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13c
17c
35,500
114
114
114
77
1.70
1.45
1.70
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40c
1,600
66c
8%
65c
Mar
Feb
Canada
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canada
1.42
28%
4.90
32% Mar
Jan
Jan
•
113
1.35
30c
Feb
Jan
Feb
•
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24c
Feb
126
1.70
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175
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Jan
14
Feb
9%
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Mar
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32%
32
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Mar
285
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90
325
85
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74
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55%- 56%
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86
1,861
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89
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11
Jan
3.65 Jan
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2.90
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3.55
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14%
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36
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A
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preferred
Canadian
>
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25
-
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Jan
Feb
Mar
-
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common
B
Class B
Jan
Jan
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Jan
1.70
Mar
650
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1.40 Mar
17
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2.30
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9%
1.00
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145
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525
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49 % Mar
55% Feb
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class
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,
52%
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4_ 1
100
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.'Canadian
65c
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Jan
51
57
25
10
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preferred
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Jan
10c
•
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2
Spartan
Jan
4%%
Jan
Jan
1,000
A
Feb
44
75%
r
common
Canada
Mar
Feb
2,089
Mines
15
8%c Jan
4c.
1.92
53,750
class
100
*
class
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18%c Mar
7.40
8%
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10
53%;^ 54
•
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1.55
78c
Dufault
Canada
6.35 Mar
1.83
Sobey's
102 % Mar
Feb
Mar
e
*
1.15 Mar
66c
Southern Canada Power 6%
49 % Mar
195
53%
20
Foils
5,225
8%
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55
51 l
Feb
2,341
68%
*
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Crushed
A
4,914
1.83
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Canada
1.25
75c
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Canada
7.10
8%
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Feb
Mar
1.20
•
;
Jan
Jan
49 Vj
2,026
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7.05
1
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i
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*
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Jan
1.20
Development,
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Oils
Canada
Mar
7.10
1
Saucon
Feb
52
78%
—4^_—_20
Telephone
pfd
preferred
Jan
60c
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♦
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Feb
45%
25
2.10
14%
Corp
:
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I
Gold Mines
Siscalta
49
5Vo
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3.05
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52
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common
Chemical
Calgary Power
Jan
Jan
5,500
55c
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Jan
'
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Lawrence
51
1.10
*13%
A
Enterprises
6.75
Jan
25
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4%c
Jan
7,000
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Feb
3.25
2%c Mar
9c
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50
47
50
53%' :
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Jan
Mar
'24-
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1.55
45c
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Jan
Mar
75%
class
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Class
38c
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:
100
76%
—
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Bulloch's
Jan
80c
16%
7.000
8%C
Mar
10c
32c
45,500
1
13%
Jan
17c
_♦
4c
Jan
60c
3%c
3c
10 %c
11%
6.000
3c
Foo's
Jan
52%
68«i
•
Company
Building Products
3.85 Mar
15c
21c
3.900
16c
-
Jan
Mar
3c
57c
Ltd "A"
72
4.25
3C
Corp
44%
Jan
Mar
3c
17c
Canada
9% Mar
4.00
60c
Ruby
3.35 Mar
12%
*
Mining
47 Va
2,300
60c
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•
Brown-
Feb
1,002
1
Renold Chains
1.80
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-
r
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28
50
—:
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Power
Preferred
British
Jan
1
Forest
Columbia Packers
Class
Jan
3.35
11c
l1
Roberval
7.50
751
74
British
Mar
3.40
8%c
l
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Feb
Bright (T G) common
4
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34%
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1
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Feb
47 Va
41V/2
Columbia Sugar
11
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Gold
22%
50 *■••••••.3'—"'
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Nickel
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49
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1
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29 %
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Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
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r
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3%c
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Quebec
Mar
*
4
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common
3.50
4c
Goldfields
27
24%
*
:.
common
52%
12%
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11,387
1.20
£1
36
1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration.,
11
28%
49
53%
50
2.30 Jan
1
4%%
Mar
49
—:
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Ltd
Chibougamau
Quebec
,
50
partic 2nd pfd
cum
10
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,
32% Jan
A
Corp of Canada
non
500
•
102 Va 102%
102 V2
>
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common
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Mar
10c
6%
52 % Mar
17,985
49
.♦
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preferred
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Brockville
1
5%
20
1,200
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Jan
v
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10
120
3.30
200,500
Co
Jan
10%
880
•
49%
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600
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35b
36c
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9.60
52%
•
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-
^ Bowaters; Mersey: preferred_4-4^44i.u_50
Bridge Tank
57c
6.45
Gas
Feb
Feb
10
1.75
*
_•
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Paper
Mar
8c
27c
Prime
Wire
i:
preferred
Bowater
Mar
51c
33%
;
Feb
7c
9c
5.90
&
24
51
1.80
•
;
5%%
Jan
7c
33c
Oil
21%
951
27%
50
Paper
Co
17c
Feb
6.35
Porcupine
Jan
18 : Mar
20% Jan
8.50
48%
•
10
Lumber
82
52c
1
Jan
14 %c
Feb
1
Place
108
Feb
106 Va
355
23%. 23%
100
:
common
Bo water Corp
4c
Explorers
Power
/:
19%
-•■
„
cortimon
&
Telephone
Bell
14c
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Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
class
97.
:
Jan
23%
48%
—*
4——
—
Bros
1.40 Mar
15,000
7c
Feb
A
Beaver
1.60
115,900
19C
Jan
Power
4.30
16c
7c
Corp
Jan
17%
8.25
:
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Nova
Bealty
9,375
72
10%c Jan
Class
9% Mar
180
gpeinisca
Ltd
Jan
110
Jan
12% Mar
19
A'
pfd—50
,
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Bank
136,509
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Mining
Paper
a
2
B
Feb
82
16c
_*
Products
&
-
class
Ltd
Jan
17c
50
Pitt
26
23
>
50
'
7c
1.05
82
7e
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
rV
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:
-
58 %
.
15c
16%c
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com
Red sink
fund 1st pfd
Pennbec
-Ls
Jan
82
1
Northwest
•
17c
'£
1
1
pfd
23
277/a
'
Standard
7
1,128
Ltd
Pipe Lines Ltd 5%
19
•'
50
75c
,
171,475
8
Mines
Pembina
108 %
55
Jan
2.30 Feb
Jan
31% Mar
12,576
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107
<>,;■;
io
class
50%
■_
2,29.\
15,030
,1.
in
Ja
Jan
1.30
Mar
20c
—
110
17%
1.85
•
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Electric
Jan "
I8e
Ltd
110
13%
32
5c
18c
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18,322
110
16 1a
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Feb
15%
13,185
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13'%
1
Pauuash
2.10
Atlas
23%
27,700
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Feb
1.05 Mar
33%
25
830
1
Inv
105
2.35 Mar
1.90
_4
200
r
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Pacific Atlantic Candn
Pulp
Acceptance
Preferred
r'
19,000
74c
Ltd
Feb
1,612
31%
•
preferred
7c
1.40
Ltd
Feb
24
Jan
98% Mar '>
,
1,665
2.10
10
—
24
Co
Industries
13%
22 Ve
9,900
/
32%
60c
Corp common
preferred
14%
5c
3.10
North American Asbestos Corp,^
North American Rare Metals Ltd
Feb
12 Ve Mar
'
Argus
14 %
1.25
.
1.10
*
1st pfd class B—
v
23%
3.00
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd
4.90
74c
•
Uranium
2.55
1.05
•
;
——
$2.50
78c
1.35
Corp Ltd
Exploration
West
Nocana
Jan
■
62c
3.00
Formaque Mines Ltd
Lake
Jan
Feb
12
727
25c
Co
Ltd
Minera's
Jack
*1
1
Vendine
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
New
lie
51%
;.
5%
Ltd__*
Corp
17
2.40
^
_1_
Imperial
Jan
74c
•
Wright Iron Mines Co Ltd
16%
1.05
—
Class B
Jan
X
392
74c
1
—
Dairies Ltd
Automatic
New
Jan
Ant.hes
-
10
-
1.110
•
National
Native
78c
1 /;
1
Corporation
17
2.45
10
preferred.:
Controls.
Anglo Canadian
Feb
*
Co
%
JO
;
preferred
5
Ltd-,
Paper
Mcnpre Mining Co Ltd
Mining
be
Feb
Mar
45
13,287
:
1
Ltd
Canada
Moore
Mount
49
84c
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Mount Roval
9%C
10%
27%
Mar
5
*■
Corp Ltd
Ontario
&
8 %C;
Mar
68c
36,300
24%
26
25
v
75c
48%
22 % Mar
625
23
266
,
70c
10%
lfl
Mogador Mines Ltd
Murray
9c
48%
•
,
Island
26
"
r
—
'
467's Mar
.
•
common^
——_
Bldg
Aluminium
Feb
10%
15c
Chipman
Warrants
10
Jan
398
101
High
Jan
24%
4,865
101
38%
'
700
13%
100
—
,
1
8,070
26
Jan
2.50
1
Low
46%
•
23%
^
19%
Ltd
*
45 Yt
13%
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12 Va
100
2
Warrants
-
a3c
1
preferred
.
Shares
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common
Alberta
28
11%
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
MWchers
Distilleries Limited
com
1%
being
one
OILS.
for Week
23%
•
Class B preferred
Natural Gas
Feb
10% Mar
Feb
19V»
1
Mines
first
The
and
Sa'es
Range
13%
warrants
a3c
1
Co
Week's
25
_—_»
preferred
A
11%
•
Mining
parts.
Dollars
*
Trunk
Gas
19%
•
B
Canadian
of Prices
45"%
-
Class
Jan
75c
1,150
in
Low
*
:
Class A
Feb
26
100
1^0
two
MINES
the
•
Voting trustAlberta
9%
1,930
28
,
Warrants
4c
100
10%
Into
list
second
Expressed
:•
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19c
a2c
the
Friday
Preferred
4.50 Mar
Feb
Exchange
segregated
now
Are
-
Agnew Surpass Shoe.
44c
Feb
are
Shown
:
Feb
42c
28
issues
common-—
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com
Jan
100
A
Jan
3.45
5%c
Atlantic Sugar
Class
•
1
Ltd
Feb
lGc
—25
5.50
3.40 Mar
10,559
1
class
50c
Jan
i.
.1
"A"
Feb
10c
Last
11c
5,500
10,575
4.40
<
50c
70
Abltibl Power & Paper common
Feb
1.80
Jan
3.95
V
1
140
Par
Jan
9%c
1
i
Feb
Jan
Jan
50 c
Sale Price
Feb
26
8.50
•
69c
35
11c
6%c Feb
alOc
STOCKS, and
■J
Mar
9c
A
Exploration Co Ltd_
Mining Co Li
of Canada Ltd.
Power
55,400
INDUSTRIALS
1.47 Mar
3.70
a6%~
Exchange
Prices
Warrants
Class
10c
50c
29% Mar
3.75
1
B
MacLaren
7%c
9c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3c
19c
A__
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
9c
Copper
Marchant
Mar
35
alOc
Feb
26
1.32
1.70
Toronto
The
Feb
43c
23c
Jan
Mar
44c
Mines
Jan
64c
P'i
9
Jan
3.95
Zip£ Mines Ltd
Corp class A
Uranium
168
Jan
4c
18c
37c
23 %c
Ltd
2c
6,500
35
Mar
8c
Feb
150Mar
10c
21%
Mines
Companies
35,500
66c
35
A—0
—
1.15 Mar
4 00
Inc
3%c
64c
Toronto Stock
5%c Mar
75c
3c
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Corp
2%
500
17c
Ltd.
Lambert'(Alfred)
Lithium
74,900
99c
28c
Ltd,
Lingside
5%c
11c
1.40
class
&
4 Vic
29%
Gold
Lead
Lorado
4c
18c
Labrador Acceptance
Class
1,900
5%c
Minify Ltd.
Royalty Corp Ltd class
Jan
Ltd—
Ltd—:
—
Jan
a58a59%
5c
Ltd
Jan
3%c Mai
Feb
10c
a58
Ltd.
7c
Jan
1.68
4c
10c
156%
Labrador Min'g &
Loblaw
1.90
1.68 Mar
1.68
4c
Ltd___
Jan
130% Mar
Mar
10c
Ltd.
Mines
Douglas
Kontiki
126
20
*————
Ltd—
B
Jan
3c
2%c
1
Mines
6c
66c
Westville
Ltd—
Jan
Jan
*
Feb
Co
Jan
65
4%c
3%tC
12%
Oil
14c
Jan
8c
1
Feb
v
Jan
3.35 Mar
Jan
2.90
9,500
11%
warrants.
Addison
4c
250
Com
Keely-Frontler
4c
12%
22c
Helium
1
5
130% 130%
15%
Mar
59 % Mar
12,500
Westburne
38,200
Ceramic
5c
Western Canada Breweries Dtd—
Silver
Iron
5c
Feb
28,900
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd.
Jubilee
1
Feb
Ltd_
International
Z-*—;
87c
99c
International
200
26%
50c
Can
59j2
Jan
.100
Feb
J.30 Jan
Jan
11
71,600
59%
23%
12
1.30
1.45 Mar
7lc
Mar.
4Gc
27 %c Mar
500
10c
470
35c
Age Mines
3.30
8%c
13,000
31c
Chemicals
3.30
9c
:
—
Mineral Products Ltd-.
36c
Minerals
—I,
3.30
1
70c
Mining Ltd
Inland
Ltd
32c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd.
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd.
150
•
25%
Canada
Golden
Ventures
1.00 Mar
Ltd
Associates
50c
Mfg Ltd
Lake
Hout
25 V,
Mining & Exoloration Inc.
Glen
Der
36c
Fleet
Glacier
Van
25%
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd_
Reliance
all all %
10
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
1
Fano
4,7 ''O
i
Mar
1
pfd.
6,760
2,000
POb
Mar
Jan
46c
Ltd
(19451
Ltd—
Co
40C
1.45
7Q^
<
6.25 Mar
Feb
5.35
200
33c
46c
40c
-
1.45
__
79c
70c
Corp
Mines
•
*
11%
13
1
—;
Properties
500
Ltd-
Mines
_i
Ltd
1,505
•
Mines
Mines
1.30
common:
Ltd
12
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc.
Geco
13,500
Jan
Ltd
Corp Ltd
46c
40c
Kootenay Power 7%
Fort
1.14
22
class A
Nickel
of
100
.
19
Mar
Line
PiDe
8%c
Dominion
Drummond
Ford
19
Oil
Canada
12
A.
class
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co LtcL*
Fontana
14% Mar
of
46c
5
Ltd
Mines
Metal
5c
12
1
A
Explorers Ltd—
Fab
Feb
20
class
Dominion
East
Jan
4c
130
19%
Ltd
East
39%
'i
4,100
19
1
1
Mines Ltd
Provost
&
Dalfen's
Dumont
2,680
1.00
Lead & Zinc
Dolsan
...
....
•
Mines Ltd
Copperstream
Couvrette
5c
20
common
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Coulee
42%.
5c
..
Ltd—
preferred
cumulative
5%
Consumers
41%
Yellowknife
Ltd
Mines
41%
.♦
Paper Corp Ltd
Consolidated
'
6%
-4
:
2.90
367»
7J4
2.65
37*
7%
2.95
>
;
6%'
89c..
1,875
634
88c
1,255
2,725
3,900
,
3,050
5%
2.30
..
35l'a Mar
38%
.
Jan
'
Jan ^
Jan
",
7'% Mar
3.05 Mar
1
5%
Q1
o
Jan
lan
>
;8% Feb
r•
"89
c
Mar
Volume
195
Number 6147
.,.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1585)
CANADIAN MARKETS'
.
Friday;
STOCKS
Week's
;
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Canadian
Dock
Dredge
Gas
105
—
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Canadian
Low
•
Canadian Curtis Wright
class A.
preferred— -20c
Energy
Warrants
Electric
General
Securities
pfd—...—28
Husky Oil
—™
.
Warrants
Industries
Canadian
1
6%
Long
Canadian
Marconi
Oil
Cos
Petrofina
Tire
preferred
.2.50
97/8
14 Va
9%
14%
14%
7%
'7%
7%
.
preferred
13%
•
A
Westn
Gas
preferred '
Canadian
Properties
Wines
K
Gai
;
■> '
22
30 »/2
30
'63/8
*
91
*270 />
6%
•
Class
14%
Jan
19% Mar
4.05
4.05
4.35
4,433
3.85
Jan
4.65
15
15
15%
*
.
_•
25
Imperial
Bit
Crain
(R
Crown
;
/ '
19%
18%
19%
L
Class
A
18%
18%
10
.93/4
10
•
12%
12%
13
1.70
1.70
15
143/a
15
*
1
.5
preferred..—1
j.
2
of
Dominion
Electro
Canada
Gen
.23
Inv
.:
Dominion
:
Foundry. & Steel
.'
2nd
59%
225
*
Preferred
Tar
5,100
50
8,345
44
Jan
50
Mar
23%
3,635
21%
Feb
27
Jan
483/4
'
23
>
108
Jan
Dominidn
Dow
Eddy 'Match
Emco
/
J.
10%
>11
23
'.
17%
313/4
31%
...
——
class
A
Foundation Co
Fraser
French
preferred—
46
11
Feb
32
Feb
100
10
13%
/
/
10%
1,050
325
:■/
16'A
95c
24%
9
t
237
26%
3.65
/
s,%
Power common--—
preferred
5"A"
General
preferred
3.85
3,320
General
Motors
General
:
Petrol
.
Class
General
&
Products
General
.1%
Steel
Mfg class A
Wares
A—,
10%
•
preferred
I
50
Mackay class A
_*
Class-. B .—L.,-i—X.i..—-U—-*
Lakes
Paper—
Great
Lakes
Power
1
Class
B
_•
Great
West
Greater
1956
_•
Saddlery
Gas
7.25
>
Farms
.1
,
.
6%
6%
Jan
Riverside
8%
Feb
Jan
2nd
3.05
Jan
Mar
2.70 Mar
1.00
3.50
Feb
Jan
Mar
7
1.05
Feb
17%
2,051
15%
Jan
17% Mar
17%
1,356
15
Jan
17% Mar
preferred
>
Feb
Feb
12% Mar
41c
17
17
3.60
3.75
59%
59%
59%
265
53
10
147
145
/ 147
175
135
Jan
*
Imperial
Imperial
Life
Oil
Imperial
Tobacco
Assurance.
48%
48
49%
12,898
48
6%, preferred
,16
vl5%
16%
26,587
>
common.,
4Vaff.
preferred
5 Va <>'
common
preferred
Minerals
Machine
„—
5
...
..4.86%
— ——
Industrial Acceptance
6%
class
6%
4.25
-
;
30
43%
43%
14%
12%
14%
15%
98
98
25
97
Jan
56
100
55
Jan
Feb
30
74
28%
Feb
43%
499
41%
Feb
4.00
4.25
2,050
8%
::
3.60
*
•«
9%
Jan
Feb
31
Jan
31%
V.
Jan
43% Mar
15
12% Mar
Jan
1,890
15
Mar
87
280
77
Jan
90
57%
8,011
50
Jan
58%
F<»b
16V4
Jan
19%
Feb
18%
18%
875
220
95
95
-
13
300
14
13
59 Vk
59%
17%
20%
21%
33%
34
48%
48%
48%
57%
Jan
Mar
Jan
32%
so
5.90
685
37
115
23%
24%
4.00
4.00
100
8%
8%
8,550
36
*
8%
z:/;z8-
972
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
34% Mar
Jan
9
Jan
i
Mar
25 y2
Jan
4.00 Mar
4.75
Jan
8y8 Mar
10%
22 % Mar
'
3,525
'// "
39
8 Va
35
8%
7.25
.
13
29
9,465
36
10%
Feb'
-34% Mar
35
4,489
9
Feb
Feb
50% Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
22'A
36
8 Va Mar
450
34%
62%
//
48% Mar > *
1,357 "
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9
24
,13 Mr Jan
Jan
:;
>
Jan
14% Mar
^
Jan
19%
37
8%
Jan
360
33
1.28
common
Jan .7
12%
2,965
>
37
-a*
—•
*
—
:
12,793
■
38%
/
105
13 y2
100
>
60
20%
33 %
•
32%
-
„
Feb
9%
56% Mar
62%
8
Feb
37 % Mar
Jan
Jan
57%
2.70
2.70
2.75
Feb
3.25
Jan
7
7%
1,425
3,975
2.55
7%
20o
Jan
8%
Jan
1.70
1.95
2,850
1.70 Mar
2.60
Jan
54%
56%
55"%
.100
//./ez
——•
■
•
.
7
981
54% Mar
9%
5%
64 Va
>
20%
20%
.
of
Pall
z>/
Jan
100
Jan
■
433
*
50
20
7%
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common
6%
5%
6%
11
11%
-■'/
•
5%
9
10 v*
/ Jan
52%
Jan
17% Mar
1.
>
6% Mar
16
19% Mar
6y8
6.050
>
Jan
350
10»/a Mar
11%
Jan
9%
6,270
8% Mar
.
83%
83%
84
5,268
79
•
13%
13
13%
2,035
24% z /.,
23 Va
25
// 24%
24%
*
11
10%
11
"
•
Z
14%
13%
14%
13,678
"
-
-
98%
56
Feb
Jan
Feb
Corp
Foods
Jan--'
1.
9
-6%
14% Mar
15'A
Seven
Arts
19 Va Mar
Jan
18%
18%
950
22%
22%
100
101
101
101
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90c
81c
90c
ii,400
81c
14%
14%
15%
17,933
14 Va Mar
8.40
8.80
1,035
8.40 Mar
10%
11%
3,853
*
Ltd
*
/ 10%
common-*
22%
—
Feb
liy8 Mar
Jan
18%
Gas
Feb
24%
Jan
22%
preferred
Maurice
16
11%
—.—*
A
Jan
84% Mar
10% Mar
1,500
100
class
common
22'A
100
■■
10 ya
.
22%
Jan
106
Mar
1.25
Mar
19
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
12 Va
Jan
11 %
Jan
Jan
23
15,386
Mar
26 Va
Jan
385
23 Ve Mar
27 V2
Jan
50
Power
24 %
40%
41%
185
39% Mar-
42%
*
Water &
22
24
Shawinigan
Class
Sicks
A
preferred
Breweries
33%
33%
50
30 Va
Feb
35
Dairies
class
Feb
13
Jan
14 Va
Jan
Simpsons Ltd
S
K
D
13
13
13
*
•
30
29%
30%
11%
11
11%
968
-*
A
12%
12%
14%
38,310
19%
19
19%
30%
32%
4.10
400
-
Manufacturing
22
581
——*
31
Silyerwood
Slater
Steel
common
Preferred
20
——^—
Mar
4.25 Mar
Jan
1
Cement
11
12% Mar
25
:
Mar
7%
8%
8%;
Mar
8
5% Mar
10
class A
20
Feb
—10
Mali
16 y8 Mar
/
Mar
Mar
12,259
,
27%
1,255
Stafford
Foods
.
4.00T
Jan
Standard
Jan
Stedman
,.—*
Ltd—
Paving
Bros
—
a.
Feb
11 y2 Mar
Jan
9%
4,646
19
29
14% Mar
-
Mar
685
Jan
32 Va Mar
Jan
7
-
34
11% Mar
375
;>:>
Feb
15
Feb
8.50
A
Salada
Mar
Jan
Jan
200
16
16
Jan
23%
425
15
20
Jan
Mar
21 %
23
11%
6%
6
20% Mar
13
16
10 Va
20'A Mar
11%
7%
11%
Feb
Jan
840
>:
13
22%
Mar
8V4
.
5% Mar
11%
^
Mar
2,390
*
A__—
8
6
11
„
500
5%
20%
600
11%
9%
•
—-i——*
20
class
>
6%
2
Industries
Class
Jan
153
8% Mar
270
1,050
.
15%
•
(Hugh)
Russell
60 % Mar
Jan
5%
3.00
8%
29 Va
8,460
Feb
2.10 Mar
Jan
100
•
Jan
14% Mar
579
•
Jan
,
15
'/ZT4
4.10 Mar-
Jan
5%
23
/
85%
Jan
17
Jan
30%
83/4
♦
For footnotes, see page 43.
700
10,741
-
30
9z
10
Feb
2.55 Mar
3,300
30
Jan
"
A
—i
15% Mar
6%
31%
-
9
29%
1.75
•
Lt
'
Mar
56
50
—*
:
30'/4
-
11——100
•— —
Jan
3.30 Mar-
6%
30%
—
15%
•"
3,775
2.85
9
—,.10
y
Preferred
Russell
Jan
104% Mar
Feb
100,
.
2.65
2.80
29%
'
t--.
4
Feb
75c
Jan
3.65
•
Jan
19%
Mar
20
.
Erie
16,813
Debenture-
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
23 % Mar
12 %
104
Rothmans
Lawrence
12%
20
2.10
12
Rolland Paper class A
Lawrence
12'A
104'/a 104 %
1.90
9%
Can Ltd
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St
8% Mar
100'
Roe
St
7,241
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11% Mar
6.00
Nodwell
Robin
Mar
9%
Z
420
12
Mfg common
13% Mar
8%
50c
11%
2.50
7% Mar
'
Mar
20c
—
Home & Pitfield
4.30
Jan
13
22
50c
22
2.05
preferred
——*
A preferred———„—20
58
54
154
•/
760
9%
pfd
Yarns
Feb
200
1,280
::
5,265
23
Feb
2.40 Mar
.
56%
Prop
20
12%
.
6.25
Jan
13%
■
8%
6.00
—.—
Jan'
23y2
-
100
5
3.80
16%
9%
•
.*
58
5.00
100
3,105
13%
■'
23%
•
Co-—
56%
320
;
.
23%
*
.
&
57%
;
5.50
7%
22%
11%
23
Class
51
Feb
400
Revenue
10
2.30 Mar
49
1.00
4.20
U>8:.;
4
Chemicals
Robertson
Feb
19%
Jan
9 %
——
Jan
6%
19 Va
2.20
6.00
Bldg common
.Preferred-.
8.10
255
,4.20
>111%
900
z:./T2z
Revelstoke
19% Mar
17
19'/2
j /
Feb
2.45
11
Reichhold
19%
16%
*
,
1.75
Preferred
Jan
Z/,
Mar
105 y2 Mar
2.45
•
Gas—
common
Rapid Grip- Batten common
Jan
700
103
i,040
l4 V» Mar,
,11.0
Feb,
.
1.60
Warrants
Jan
,
„
610
*
a*
Iron Ore
6.30
50
16%. Feb.
2.30
Corpjv
.
Premium
17%
300
23% Mar
2.30
*
Pipeline
16%
5,410
20% Mar
12%- Jan
•
106 107%
Jan
13% Mar
2,615v
12,535
;>/ .• :;;to'--:z
13%
107% 107%
106%
10
/———
—L—
preferred
1,360
.
13%
*
Drilling
1,372
.
13%
•
Hersey
Power
7% Mar
17'A
*
common
Paper
(John)
Mar
,7Va Mar
17%
10
-•—-—
Holt Renfrew
Ingersoli
2.90
1.00
'
!V.-
*
common
Carpets
Hendershot
51
—
3.50
...
common
Cotton
(Geo-H)
9 %
2.35
51
,
15%
*
Works
Wholesale
3,095
/
Jan
15
15 J/4
Jan
48
•
»
Guaranty Trust
Industrial
9%
2.35
.
«-
warrants '
Harding
162
>
•
Greyhound Lines
Hardee
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
17%
*
/ Greening Industries
Hamiltoii
46
200
2.70
trust
Hahn Brass
149%
/,
18%
5o
ciass A
Winnipeg
Voting
Feb
7%
7.00
35
17%
12,531
Jan
6% Mar
17%
Jan
Quebec Natural Gas*.
11% Mar
11%
1,200
18%
1
common..
:—
Coal
Feb
91%
Feb
Z
17%
2.35
West
Jan
7%
18%,
•
warrants
Great
9%
6%.
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'31
1
60%
10%
65
104
Industries
87% Mar
156
Jan
32
—
Phantom
Feb
155
35
_—i.
38%
33%
47-; 47%
•*£--.
$2.80 preferred
Inglis
153
•
Mar
•
A
A
—
Jan
Feb
80
Jarv
31
•
common
31
380
22
135
13.50
Telephone
Cement
30
1,320
pfd
Natural
Penmans
7%
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Huron
11
15
32
20
Power
15% Mar
Mar
90
20
23%
•
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Pembina
1.20 Mar
Jan
*
Gas
12% Mar
95c
24
31
—100
—
Jan
Jan
Feb
19%
•
common
WarrantsOcean
.
common
Gas
Northern
Northern
Jan
Jan
23
23%
50
Ontario Loan &
Jan
Feb
100
20
•
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58c
Jan
24%
23%
•
Jan
55%
Jan
4.25
Jan
v
*
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4.10
56c
10%
Jan
21 y«
100
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10
—
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Feb
9% Mar
3.00
820
900
'
32
class
14% Mar
1,362
11%
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•
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Wire
28%
4,520
90
23%
•
12% Mar
100
River
:
Noranda Mines
Jan
2,594
.
11%
153
'
Warrants
Hees
33
._
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Great
33
10%
11 Va.
Goodyear Tire Canada
..
90c
90
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1.20
/
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common
class
58%
75c
80c
100
Envelopes
58
1.10
•
■
*
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58
50c
23%
9%
Mar
15
—
Powell
Car
Products
—1
/——1
Drilling
23%
23%
20
Jan
146 y4 Mar
.
95
Steel
Niagara
12%
ZiW———i,—————-—50
A
3.25
23
Jan
55
34l/a Mar
28 Va Mar
Page
385
9%
3.25
Z. 2.3
33 Va
Feb
146y4 Mar
.19;
-.
Feb
31%
:
21% Mar
Parker
32%
9%
3.25
>
81
5
375
146% 146%
23% Mar
50% Mar
549
■
.
Feb
Feb
Jan
32
*
L4—.
Jan
16% Mar
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425
34%
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Jan
Feb
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20
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50%
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22%
28
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31%
28%
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90
Mar
■
32
33%
Feb
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2,396
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pfd..30
Jan
25'/a
150
.
28%
100
——
23%
26
200
6,028
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Mar
Feb
Feb
21%
105
1,530
23%
22
4.25
28%
105
15%
600
16,575
-
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21%
282
14%
18%r Feb
8.60
21%
101 101%
——
14
Jan
5
Jan
11%
Jan
17%
•
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105 105%
345
12
505
5,945
56%
101
123/4
775
18
16%
Trust
Jan
37%
Jan
Jan
57%
18%
105
12%,
1st
—
class
Quebec
Jan
Jan
1.80
2.80
4.00
146%
Power
Ontario
3.50
7%
Jan
13%
50%
Locomotive
Northern
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.85
40
Northern
175
Feb
7%
13%
51%
Fine Foods.—
National
'•
6'%
Jan
16 y» Mar
6% Mar
1.50
Jan
3.20
lO'/a
2.55 Mar
9,430
15%
Corp common.
Neon
9% Mar
/
220
•
6'/a
/
14% Mar
1,600
2.65
Feb
•
National Drug & Chemical common—•
National Grocers preferred
20
Moore
•
•
Development
Genera! Dynamics
Monarch
6%
1.50
2.60
*
1.15 Mar
30% Mar
200
22%
—*
11%
1,860
31%
6%
50%
Preferred
—■—100
100
Bakeries
General
31.
6,632
16%
B
Oshawa
31%
15%
6
Mar
18
100
Brewery
Feb
'
Ga tinea u
Jan
14%
13c
Feb
9%
M30
Containers class
25% Mar
Mar
2.75
485
Feb
Jan
3.95
20
26
598
575
51%
common
Jan
150
5,869
263/4
3,355
9%
•
Brick
Jan
120
6%
2.90
23
—
I
Jan
99% Mar
6
2.80
22
—
Industries
6
3.60
>57% Mar
Jan
Mar
26%
common
66c
225
158
,
10c
22
pfd
Midwest
Mar
x
,.
33,778
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21%
975
>12%; 14'/a
Feb
A
Light &
Montreal
•
8
13,050
25
Jan
12c
22
Canadian Prop
Montreal
17% Mar
Jan
1.20
6%
•
Mexican
30
3.25 Mar
46%
100
I
1.00
99%; 99%
1563/4
5%
335
Mar
Feb
11
80c
25%
Preferred
Class
Jan
11 l/a
lO'/a Mar
1.50
•
preferred
Molsons
Feb
3.90
10% Mar
500
—20.
Maxwell.Ltd
Modern
4.80
3.35 Mar
1,110
25
common
Bloedel
Metro Stores
Feb
4,740
•
—20
38
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4%%
preferred
Feb
Jan
15
Feb
A
—
Maple Leaf Mills
Mar
12%
27 % Mar
100
;
55
Jan
Jan
"
1,000
53
12%
215
11% Mar
675
•5%
-10
34%
Jan
class
Fund Ltd
Ltd
Leaf
Milton
3.80 Mar
Jan..
13%
warrants
class
C
5,300
Jan
•
8,450
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Maple
P
9%
13
90c
2.60
1
Shoes
E
21 'A
Jan
6%
—
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M
Mar
Mar
7%
10%
______
common
Loblaw Cos class B
5 % %
11
17
10c
14%
1
Macinillan
120
9%
1
Cement
Mar
69% Mar
85c
.—10
>—
Jan
78
Jan
660
3,420
11
—...—lo
Common
50% Mar
r
Jan
145
235
•
Petroleum
Mar
5%
*
———
Mar
33
'
*
Companies
56
Jan
184
9
i
1'8% Mar
28
260
—
Canada
23% Mar
Jan
29
Manufacturing
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Fleetwood Corp, —L,—-ul
Ford Motor.Co (U S)_——Z———5
of
Feb
: 21% Mar
210
325
Jan
Feb
50
A
preferred
Class B 1st pfd-
Magnum
>/
Feb
Mar
2.15
Mar
6%
2nd
Mar
14%
16
953'
17, 17%
•
12-
55
28%
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Ford
19%
"
—
A
Feb
1,650
'
Fittings
10%
Mar
.
>11% Feb
12% Mar
11%
123/4
•
—1
——
Jan
11
11
•
class
8%
8
22% Feb
33
11
'
Farms
—
7% Mar
205
10
/
...
.10
Grain
67% Mar
110
50%
33
Mar
101%>Mar
515
323/a
48 V4
9.25 Mar
25
2,286
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56
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!
common
-.23
56
Feb
Jan
Feb
24,469
17%: 17%
56
127/« Mar
Jan
530
20%
Jan
62
125
20 y4
Feb
101
•
23,887
33
Players Canadian
Warrants
22
675
10%
10
C—.—;
Form
r 8
>12%l 13%
13% :
_•
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Federal
23
4.50
100
154
Jan
class
:
A
»
4.15
._*
—
Loblaw Groceterias ciass A
(M)
1.65 Mar
58%
Feb
5.80
86
10%
•
—
preferred
Class
11
; 3.60
Mar
3.60
Mar
8%
.2,896
: > 7%
/
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C<?—
Fapny Farmer Candy
Federal
7%
*
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Life Insurance—
Famous
67
101% 1015/a
20%
...
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•
v
•
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>
135
-1,950
V
11
common:
Dupont Co Z
Empire
66
/(,:
common.....
Brewery
Economic
25
—.23.50
Textile
3.25 Mar
A
preferred
preferred
Loeb
Feb
Jan
64
Feb
8'/4
11c
Gas
Macleods
9.25
V*'
1
117
5.00
77 y3
5,985
19
3.80
Feb
190
Jan
90c
90c
■
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Levy Industries
Preferred "
Jan
3.30
i.
Preferred
Jan
61
.
,//>. 10% Mar
7
2,651
v
8%
10%
10
$1.25
Feb
100
Mar
">T«': .•'V
2.85
of
Ontario
$2
•
10
3.50
—
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Laurentide Financial
Feb
60
Jan>
15
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15%
.
Feb
54
Jan
25
•
1.70
;
117
...
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63
:
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6,377
1
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8
12%
1
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1.50
; t
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1
11
Jan
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13% Mar
1,430
,
12%
Dominion Stores
Dominion
12
110
common—*
18% Mar
Jan
57
137
———
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Steel Coal
9
Jan
9%
135
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Dominion
19
.
,
*
•
Mar
7%
60c
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1,587
11
•
$1.40
52 l/a Mar
6% Mar
1,000
70
4.15
B
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Jan
11
•7%
•
common..
Laura
12% Feb
Feb
18% Mar
-
300 >
137
pfd
109
9% Jan
2,950
8.25
Fabrics
Jan
47% Mar
Jan
68
>
18%
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Feu
Jan
48%
/,
85
66
8%
Warrants:.
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42%
795
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Jan
1.70
70
Z;
•
warrants
Lakeiand
89
'
70
66
/ ^Z
Labatt
22% Jan
Feb
17%
625
*
/,
J———•
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18% Mar
no
4,395
•
common.
25
3.25
483/4
•
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8%
8.95 Jan
Jan
9
3.25
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117
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:
107
Jan
57
9%
100
,
Dominion
59
L*
-■
664
18%
common
16
Jan
21
275
18%
.•
11%
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—
Service.—
Lafarge Cement
12% Jan
Feb
/
50
10
18%
10
Estate
Distillers
9%
18%
•
.
1.65
—25o
Laka
Kelvinator
•
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1,550
1073/4 108 %
*
—_—
7%
9,920
;
Feb
——25c
;
Rights Lii'i
Kelly Douglas class
16% Mar
1
Jan
6.00
8,013
—
Ltd
13%
1,770
:
6.65
21%
10
;
International
8%
6.00
•
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8% Mar
—_•
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Z
Feb
8%
155
21%
L
Craig
•14%/ 14%
100
4
14%
645
;
•
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2,185
9%
9%
:—
—
B
Cosmos
83/4
9%
30% Mar
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common
preferred—
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-
14',%
.10
v
:
Coronation
9
OVa
Corby Distillery class A
Class
7% Jan
35
Jan
854
1
common—
A
5% Mar
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common.'
:
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Copp
.•34% Jan
32%
Mining & Smelting
Consumers Gas
Z
Mar
18%
'
L
Preferred
30
32%
•
——:
Building
Warrants
Jan
19%
;
National
Consolidated
17
22% Mar
•
Preferred
Class
Feb
78% Mar
8,446
"
Pipe
preferred
Public
Class B
Feb
60
5.25
83
/: 1.70
27»/a
Jan
7%
5.25
83%
22
Jan
47%
6,046
60c
7%
Jan
25%
•
Discount
7%
Feb
20
<
7%
60c
Feb
1.86
130
/
52
7
1.45 Mar
625
45%
52
■
*
6'/a
19% Mar
715
•
"
Glass
Jockey Club
Mar
_•
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
18
•
'
1
Enterprises
Conduits
Feb
16% Mar
:/
100
30%
Mar
24% Mar
16% Mar
525
.
'
I
Development
Combined
16%
84
,101 / Jan,
■
—
:
Jan
515
*
F
Columbia Cellulose
Daie
22
—
Canadianwide
Feb
44%
52
>
84%
45%
5
80%
Line
Syndicate
Class., A ■
Jefferson
53%
;
Investors
Jan
27%
80%
>
Steel
Jan
;
22
26
/
—
Pipe
56
Jan
common
Commercial
Interprovincial
44
99 >
•
21
51%
—
.
Feb
21"
320
16% " 16%
m
Chauteau
C
II20
Mar
Utilities
Warrants
Inter pro vinclal
Feb
37%
27%
Common
Iroquois
Jamaica
82
1,168
18
32
1,225
21%
.:
1959 warrants
14% Mar
45
Nickel
Inter-Provincial
27% Jan
50
101
17%
:
1.70
,
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
1.45
High
Jan
18%
*
Preferred ,/i.:
Interprovincial Bldg Credits common
Feb
125
243/4
International
11% Jan
295
-fit
Z:
5%
300
25
com
——;
Feb
Jan
25
;/
Powders
Jan
.//• ;' >. 6% Feb
30% Feb >,>'•'//34%, Jan
5
Bronze
Preferred ———
16% Jan
-
1,910
International Minerals l-L——
International
10 % Mar
26% Mar
2,045 /
.
84
24
..20
Westinghouse
'
1
24%
17%
—
-Feb
13,180
,
39
100%.
m
—
.-—
,
133/4
84
com
'
4"ii preferred —i
5% %
Feb
7
International
Feb
72%
Jan
6
19%
1.45
3.25
66% Mar
Low
5%
19%
'
15%
Jan
8%
,/ Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
.
5%
20
8%
2.50 Mar
12%
11,051
i,78i
2,989
•;
5%
38% :
-100
1_.
i—
Natural
24
14
"46% >47%
100
L—_——
—
Vickers '
Canadian
Feb
100
.
33%
13
47 •"
.—
pfd—.—
Feb
Feb
1,920
3,288
25% -25-%
.
38% :
•
•
32%
25%
-10
I
8%
6% Mar
6,002
32
5% '
33 %
Z25
Railway
30
.
.
5.%
Mar
Shares
High
19%
Warrants
21 % Mar
822
::
Feb
4.25
1,200
10
•
Canadian
2.60
15%
10%
for Week
of Prices
Low
common—
Preferred
40%
7,655
67 Vi
—
Canadian Utilities 4 Va%
5'r/e-
2.50
14%
66%
—.
Corp class
——*
—
'7
Jan
3.40 Mar
200
Par
Inland Natural Gas
14
37% Mar
'
67
common.,—
Pacific
Canadian
Common
•
Co
Canadian
Canadian
6%
2.60
V-'V 0
common
;
'
Feb
7
436
21%
1.40 Feb
9% Mar
1,660
Island——/—
Canadian
Canadian
3.65
38 Vz
—10
—
12%
Sale Price
High
1.05 Jan
1,155
14%
Locomotive
Canadian
:/
3.40
21%
———
Imperial Bank
Industrial Gas.,—
'//. Low
400
7'/a
7
"C
37%
class B__*
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian
■*,
10
3.65
General
Canadian
Canadian
13
3,500
1,565
37%
———-—
Canadian
Canadian
12%
7'/a '
■'
;
Sales
Range
Last
Since Jan. 1
Range
High
9%
'
STOCKS
Shares
1.10
Week's
Friday
for Week
1.05
12%
lioc
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Sales/;/;/
Last
41
i
Feb
12%
12%
12%
1,340
11V*
•
13%
13%
13%
1 r75
12% Mar ~
20 Va
Feb
32 % Mar
4.60
3.75 Mar
*
1
*
Jan
16
Jan
15
Jan
42
Canadian; markets
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
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'
-
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V.
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Steel
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Par
Low
& 85^
Canada
of
■■'■'J;
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22
22%
25'%
30
24%
Feb
25% Mar
13%
13%
180
13%
Jan
15%
15'A
4,605'•
13
Jan
15% Mar
Central
Dei
1.55
15%^
v.;'
1.55
——
„
1.55
Feb
Central
Pat Gold
86%
4,672
'■»
Tainbiyn common
Canada Ltd
Toronto
a
:
Iron
Class
Works
..
.
Star
Towers
Marts
Warrants
Traders
5%
Central
Charter
65'A
14%
Jan
Chesterville
14%
Jan
10
13'A Mar
13'A
670
12% Mar
♦
8%
Canada
63
80
7%
8%
3.10
3.45
7,250
50'%
53%
11,763
41 y":.
——
Pipeline
41
40'%
41
Jan
Coin
Mar
24%
23%
25'/a
14,788
23% Mar
27%
14%
14
14%
22,098
14
Feb
15'%
•
36'A
35%
36%
1,245
26
Jan
39
Acceptance
Union
Gas
Union
Gas
United
of
__—
.
Canada
_
class
Fuel
Steel
10
1,300
10%
450
21'A
21%
22%
56
56
80
26
25'%
26
2,732
29%
30
-50
*
—
.
.-
30
—
United
10
10'%
common
B-
Preferred
United
10
__
preferred-
Corp
Corps
*
common
♦
preferred
class B
Inv
pfd
.25
..
40
Feb
Electric
Vector
•
Vendomatic
Victoria
&
-
—
_
Grey Trust
15'A
Coniaurum
Consolidated Bellekeno
Walker
G
Mai-
58'%
Jan
Consolidated
Beta
24'A Mar
27'%
Jan
Consolidated
Callinan
Dragon
300
24
Feb
30V4 Jan
Consolidated
30%
Jan
40
Mar
Consolidated
6'% Feb
7%
100
1.25 Mar
1.75
t6c
10,300
Trans
trust
Products
Western
Canada
Western
Copper common..
_
_
(Geo)
class
B
—
S6
White
Hardware
While
Pass
$2.80
pfd
(J)
Woodward
Class
Stores Ltd class A_
27,977
*
30c
30c
16c
4c
4'Ac
11,366
*
6%c
6'Ac
11c
11c
1.30
10'Ac
12c
24,766
40c
40c
1,410
MINES
Abacus. Mines
AND
Uranium
Acadia
Advocate Mines
Mines
.Ltd
Pacific
Oils
American
Leduc
Lead
Anacon
Ansil
Area
Gold
Mar
Jan
1.34
1.25
2,960
1.15
Jan
1.30
Feb
Consolidated
Mic
•
3.90
3.75
3.95
10,106
3.75 Mar
4.35
Feb
58%
4,505
54%
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Mogul
1
1.09
99c
1.12
1.28
Jan
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
Mosher
59%
Mar
22%
9%
9%
685
9
A Mar
35
35
225
35
Feb
1.15
1.15
800
40c
40c
500
1.10 Mar
40c
Feb
Mac
Exploration
Sannorm
10%
10%
5,832
9.75 Jan
11%
Jan
109'% 109'%
5
109%
Feb
Jan
35
8%
Feb
3.70 Jan
39
40%
3,585
17
17'%
805
15% Mai-
17%
Jan
5.30
5.30
355
4.50 Mar
6.35
Jan
17
25c
28c
18,853
24c
Mar
34c
Jan
1
13c
13c
14c
7,000
Jan
19c
35c
36c
2,500
30c
Jan
53c
Feb
6c
8c
6.674
5'Ac
Jan
8c
Mar
6'Ac 12 %c
131,700
41
Mar
Mine
1
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2.50
35c
h
lie
7'Ac
6c
9'Ac
30,516
1.85
1.85
1.86
2,100
6.40
6.65
6,120
14c 15'Ac
9,900
13c
Feb
17c
Jan
8c
9'Ac
23,508
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
1.25
Copper Corp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines —
Copper Rand Chiboug-—^—
Zinc—
Lead
Courvan
Mining
Cowichan
.
•
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1.29
1
:
43c
Copper
Allin
88.444
12c
Jan
8c
81,450
6c
Mar
15c
16,000
10c
Feb
13c
Jan
5.50
Feb
6.15
Feb
5.70
Aumacho
5.85
8,520
65c
62c
70c
39,112
35 %c
40c
8,800
3%c
4c
62c
Mar
35'Ac Mar
5,600
3%c Mar
50c
Aumaqne Gold
Aunor
Gold
Mar
26c
Jan
15c
29,614
10c
Jan
22'Ac
Feb
7c
25,333
5c
Mar
41c
Feb
6c
Mar
53c
40c
4,700
300
9.25
9.25
9.30
10'Ac
12c
31,698
'%c
lc
8.00 Jan
600
lie
-
Jan
2.20 Mar
17,333
7c
9.80
9.25
30,500
%c
Feb
1.24
14.700
92c
Jan
13c
63,500
8c
Jan
1.00
Bailey
Selburn
17,733
87c
Feb
70c
176,512
45c
Jan
21c
25c
10,000
1.04
1.18
18,100
5%c
6c
1,100
5c
Feb
7c
—A.--'
1
1.14
60c
8c
35,000
7c
Jan
8c
8c
23,000
8c
Feb
20,000
5'Ac
Feb
1.18
1
7%c
,_1
—.
.
8c
Jan
54c
Feb
8'Ac
Feb
10'A Mar
10 % Mar
10c
•
Jan
15c
1.07
62c
Mar
2.65
Feb
12c
1
52c
Feb
10c
1.20
40c
Mines
Mar
15c
500
1
Mines
5c
8,780
44c
24c
River
Jan
10,100
6'Ac
*
—
Mines
Jan
46c
9.40
•
•
Mines
1.07
40c
2.30
6c
Copper
Jan
15c 16 'Ac
6c
.
Mar
2.20
•
Nickel
35tc
46c
20o
—
Ruffner
14 %c
Jan
1.00 Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
1.24 Mar
13c
Mar
1.17 Mar
93c
Jan
36c
Jan
1.18 Mar
5a/k%
Eanfi
&
2nd
Palmer Oils
Devon
Dickenson
Dome
Dome
1,433
3.25
Jan
9.35
9.15
9.75
11,535
8.80
Jan
10% Feb
.—25
22'A
22%
23
500
22
Jan
25
25'%
25'%
25'%
855
24% Mar
1.35
1.37
700
20'Ac 22'Ac
34,540
J.
A
«—
21c
22c
Trust
Mines
Donatda
Oils
Duvex
Calalta
Calvert
Elder
8'Ac
8,000
6c
Feb
12c
24,400
9c
Mar
7'Ac
7c
8c
24,750
13c
14c
14c
5c
46c
2.26
.
Canada
Oil
A
;
47c
12
11%
12 %
i__;
46c
El
Sol
!
Mining—<
Eureka
Corp
Oils
Far west
3.70
Feb
2.25
26
.
1.55
Feb
Gaitwin
10c
Jan
232,712
31c
Jan
64c
Mar
5,043
44c
Jan
50c
Mar
8,388
10
Jan
12% Mar
54c
50c
14,850
24c
"
64c
Mar
Mar
Feb
3.85
5,503
3.60 Mar
2,000
23% Mar
28%
Jan
12
12
i3'%:
8,295
11% Mar
15'%
Jan
10c
8 'A c
10c
8c
Jan
12'Ac
19c
19c
I,000
17c
Mar
24'Ac
Feb
10c 14 %c
113,365
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
14c
,
26.000
4.05 Jan
Feb
4c
6c
93,700
4c
Jan
6c
Mar
38c
37c
39c
31,350
37c
Mar
75c
Jan
1
4'Ac
4'Ac
5c
16,500
4'Ac Mar
6'Ac
Jan
2.22
2.22
2.25
4.675
2.10 Mar
2.49
Jan
1.67
1.66
1.75
3,650
1.66 Mar
1.90
Jan
1.60
1.57
1.60
5,600
1.51
Jan
1.80
10c
12c
87,300
10c
Mar
13 %c
1
5c
6c
17,500
5c
Jan
6c
•
r
5c
17c
17c
600
17c
8c
Jan
15'Ac Feb
Feb
Jan
22'Ac Mar
58%
59%
1.71
1.80
16,200
1.6a Feb
1.80 Mar
3.15
3.25
2,850
3.15 Mar
4.20
3.15
14c
24%c
9'Ac
1
1.60
1
1
Mines
Ltd
Feb
58
5,817
,
68'%
Jan
Jan
12c
15c
31,040
12c
Feb
2 4 %c
26c
55,550
22c
Mar'
31c
Jan
16c
Jan
18'Ac Jan
Glenn
10c
Mar
15'Ac
Jan
Goldfields
Jan
10c
Mar
6c
Feb
29%
4,935
25'A
12c
23.425
10c
Jan
1.00
8,200
78c
Jan
10%
9.90
10%
2,680
29c
26c
32c
5c
5C
Great
Plains
Jan
Gulch
Mines
Jan
Feb
22 %c
Jan
32c
Jan
19c
8,350
16c
Jan
20c
Mar
Mar
31c
32c
16.901
23c
Jan
32c
14'Ac
15c
18c
76,162
12c
Mar
24c
2.95
2.80
3.10
10,125
<■
12c
10c
15c
147,599
1
-
——
14'%
1
Deveiou
9,000
5c
Feb
8%c
Jan
Hallnor Mines
61.600
47c
Jan
59c
Feb
Hard
;A_.:
;'v
l
57<w
2.70
2.85
3,150
27c
28c
4.70
10,800
2.80
2.89
9,305
5c
11,600
2.62
6,945
3.75
2.85
-
6.05 Mar
800
27c
4.35
5c
4
%c
12c
13c
3,216
27c
Jan
Mar
3.75 M&r
•
2.25
4c
Feb
Mar
Gold
Gold. Mines
Rock
Harrison
3.10
Jan
Hasaga Gold Mines
Jan
Hastings,
Feb
Head
3.40
Jan
Headway Red
6c
Jan
Heath
36c
4.90
Gold
v
'
20%
Jan
28%
Feb
25c
Jan
39c
31c
A
2.25
■
2,040
1.14
1.10
1.18
17,500
3.60
3.85
16,600
1
2.29
2.20
2.40
16,610
1
7c
5 %c
7c
14,000
•
92c
90c
93c
26,651
10c
4.50
Oil
North tinea
Gold
Jan
5.80 Mar
13
80c
Mar
7.50
Jan
Hugh
16%
Jan
Hydra
Inspiration
Irish
1.95
Jan
Iron
Bay
90c
Jan
Iso
Mines
Feb
1.03
Jan
Jack
4.10
Jan
5.35
Feb
Jan
2.85
Feb
Jaye
3.70
Jan
4.35
Feb
Jellicoe
Mines
1.80
Jan
Joburke
Gold
1.82
Feb
Joliet
Jan
Jonsmith
1.00
90c
1.05
52,120
16%
1.60
1.53
1.63
20,525
19'Ac 20'Ac
13,200
^ 1.01
1.01
1.02
,
84c
Mar
1.53 Mar
18c
2,641
92c
16,506
31c.
Mar
Jan
34c
33c
36c
9c
8c
10c
53,000
8c
•
10 %c
10c
12c
52,266
10c
1.04
1.11
9,967
85c
Jan
73,324
22c
Mar
Canadian
Silica
«
Can
Mines
__l
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25c
*
22c 25 %c
.
26c
1.20
Feb
Waite
Mining—
Jan
15c
13c
Feb
1.00
3,500
84c
Mar
18c
24c
261,200
13c
Jan
24c
Jan
135,418
28c
Mar
65c
Jan
5,627
29c 41'Ac
2.35
21%
Jan
20%
22
5,710
20% Mar
26'A
Jan
13%
14'%
6,753
13'%
Jan
15%
Feb
13%
14'%
5,197
12%
Jan
15% Mar
2.05
2.20
1,240
2.05 Mar
13%
13%
7c
47,000
;
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Mar
14c
•
1
2.20
58%
17 %
14%
45c
54c
85c
2.12
2.00
2.20
1-01
90c
1.11
144,419
85c
37c
34c
38c
133,750
20c
2.65
Feb
Jan
1
♦
57%
5,053
18'%
,
54%
3,865
59
17%
Jan
17 % Mar
59
Jan
Jan
Mar
20% Mar
14c 15'Ac
5,000
12c
Feb
48c
30,381
35c
Jan
54c
Feb
Feb
65c
Jan
Mar
41c
51c
60c
26,350
42c
82c
86c
II.164
82c
4.600
1.65
Jan
17c
1.34
Jan
Jan
2.55
Jan
1.75
-
Jan
*
38%c Mar
Quebec
Ltd
Petrol,
Jowsey Mining Co
Jumping
Pound
Jan
Kenville
Gold
Mar
17c
Jan
Kerr-Addison Gold
Feb
Kilembe
Jan
Kirkland
Mines..
Copper
Minerals
23.550
55c
Mar
82c
14c
10.800
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
5c
10c
294.400
5c
Jan
10c
Mar
9'Ac
10'Ac
92,900
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
1
—
63c
12'Ac
8c
24'Ac
*
Mines
55c
13'Ac
1
Mines
59c
1
1
Mines.,
13c
1.12
Jan
1.25
13c
35c
38c... Jan
63c
16'Ac
Jan
2.66
20c
Explorations
Mar-
Jan
Jan
2.35 Mar
1
^
—
Jacobus
1.50
1
Jan
16c
7,500
1
j
Mines
1,008
7,550
14c
Feb
8c
i
—
10,497
4.10
Mar
8c
8c- "Jan
2.35
2.40
1
Copper Mines
2.60 Mar
11c
23,300
Jan
1
1.17 Mar
13 %c
4,500
10c
Mar
7c
2.50
:
4.45
5%c Mar
13c
9c
5c
2.15
2.35
•
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Jan
Jan
1.110
93c
♦
Exploration
Feb
Feb
76,000
34c
A
Bay Oil
Pam
4.55
3.90
100
class
3.05
1
pag^ 43.
Hudson
10%
11,234
6c
2.30
15c
5
;
2.45
4.00
_•
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Hudson
Feb
Jan
8.85
7%c
Gold
Consolidated Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting
Howey
Jan
2.60
Ltd
B
4.30
•
20c
i
1.25
Oil
Class
2.35
_»
&
Co
7,500
26c
2.20
__
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.
Home
Jan
8 V2C Mar
19 %c Mar
4.075
1
Crest
Feb
29c
16,630
45,200
24
Mar
18'Ac Mar
5c
8.40
22c
1
10 %c
10c
8.35
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
1
•
Consolidated
23c
5'Ac
6%c
Jan
15'%
1
Mines
Hollinger
9c
22%
28,000
170,200
Jan
Mar
12c
1
Feb
15c
19'Ac
975
:
Jan
9c
22 %
24,916
Petroleum
9c
24c
Feb
8c
6c
10c
1
Lake
141%,
Mar
2.20
—1
Iron
13
5,980
4.15
6c
1
*
Lakes
of
10c
13c 18'Ac
1
Minerals
2.80 Mar
2.20
1
7.00 Mar
21c
.
6.25
Delhi
13%
7c
5c
13%
Warrants
29c
17c
Mines
Lead
Jan
69.100
19c
8.50
6.65
9c
26c 31'Ac
1
52c-
32c
Jan
—
1
6.05
Jan
5c
29c
1
Gulf
Jan
Mar
13c
700
1
——
10c
11
280,400
,
Jan
1.05 Mar
Jan
1
Mines
14c
29% Mar19'Ac
-•
:
Mines
Feb
Jan
1
—.—
Gunnar Mining
'■!{■
8%
Feb
13c
Jan
11c
93c
Gwillim Lake
13
Petroleum
29'%
11c
29%
27cv; Jan
5.80
Minerals
Jan
—
34c
6.15
Petrol
6c
1
Mining
Rights
28,800
7,500
16c
1
Goldale Mines
58c
20,540
8c
-
Granduc
10c
Mar
1
Mines Ltd
Mines—___
Uran
Grandroy
7%c
Jan
11c
1
—:
Glacier Explorers
Jan
2.49
5c
36,373
1
Mine
Goldray
Jan
22,500
14c
1
1
Ltd
Jan
Feb
1.35
9'Ac
1
Ltd-
32c
Jan
Mar
8c
lie
7C
20c
1—lie
——
Yellowknife
Jan
7c
13^
239,832
.
1
I&'ines
Mining
7c
12,650
1
see
Jan
•
Ltd
Mines
11c
2.32
1
For footnotes,
Jan
1
Frobisher Ltd
19c
45c
•
Malartic
Jan
9C
:
—
Mining
Mar
12,600
Lake
Canadian
24c
27c
Mar
Nickel
Mining
Falima
%c Mar
4
Lands
Canadian
Jan
15c
1
Mines
13c
34,000
47c
2.25
High
19c
6%c Mar
24%
Mar
*
Homestead
Jan
3.60
8'Ac Jan
•
Oil—
Canadian
Jan
16c
Mar
23%
12c
1
Canadian
51c
52c
154,400
25c
.'
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Expert Gas
Jan
5c
3.85
335,540
l12'Ac
—
Devonian
Jan
9'Ac
24'A
17c
1
Canadian
Erin
64c
5c
1 ¥
Chieftain
Canadian
21c
12c
l
_
Canadian
Canadian
15c
48c
45'Ac
20c 24 %c
l
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Oils—AA—,
Astoria
19c
13 '/2c
55e
Canada Tungsten
Canadian
,7c
Jan
10c
2,262
47c
21 %c
6.20
Lake
Southern
Jan
7c
'
Eldrich
5%c Jan
5,665
'.-AA 5ci LA:5C^
10c
1
Chibougamau
Red
Canada
6c
3'Ac Mar
33,700
60c
7c
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—
8c
21c
.
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1
Giant
7c
Camerina Petrol
Campbell
Jan
*
.2
Mines
Jan
10%c
•
Mines
Campbell
17
33,160
7c
20c
1,
•
i
Mines
&
24c
2*c
20c
1
Petroleum
Gas
20c
1
1
1
—
1
Highland Bell
Cadamet
91,482
11c
1
54c
Feb
•
Mining & Smelting
Mines
14c
Mines-
48 'Ac
7c
50o
Calgary & Edmonton
.«C>J
7,050
12c
•
.
Ltd--
Red
Tl'c
Sullivan
Mascot
1.25 Mar
Pioneer——
Ankente
21'% Mar
7,000
East
Giant
21'Ac Jan
l
A
Buffalo
Jan
V.Uin)
1
Mar
6,158
Uranium—
Buffalo
2,640
28.750
1
Petroleums
21%
4c
Mines—
27c
12,500
Eidcop Mines Ltd
Cable
53c
_1
Reef
Mar
9c
Malartic
16'Ac Jan
28c
Mines
Broulan
85c
b'Ac
East
Mines
1.33
Mines
Brunswick
50c
1
Britalta
Jan
"
Genex
26c
;
Mining Corp
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Mines
45 'Ac
*
'■
—
Geco
1.25
Belcher
Bouzan
7,500
6e
—.—1
——
Mineral
&
Feb
•
;
Borduclac Mines
83c
3'Ac
1
1
————,
Co
Dynamic Pete
East Amphi Gold——
Jan
28c
Duauesne
Eralorne
i
—
Mines
Copper
28c
•
Lodge Mines
Bay
13,932
Jan
1.30
Mining
Uranium Mines
Yukon
Jan
76c
1.35 Feb
2.50
Mines
Dunraine
Duvan
Feb
1
Petroleums
Black
23C
1.30
20c
50c
Metals
Bibis
20c
•
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Bevcon
17c
Jan
25% Mar
class
50o
Beaver
75c
Jan
1.17
•
Petroleum
Jan
1
Gas
Mines
Beattie
Mar
13c
1
'
Jan
3.55
l
Bala
36c
7'Ac
25c
Mines
Mines
7c
6'Ac
;
1
Base
Jan
2,600
1
Mines
Denison
10c
6c
3.45
oil
Baska
Jan
61.900
1
Mines
Fargo
3.45
Eankfield
Barnut
7.10
52,638
1
—21
Pacific
Delhi
Delnite
Faraday Uranium
1
Bankeuo Mines—
Barex
Minesli
Gold
Deldona
lj
Mines
Horn
Jan
llJ/2c
1
preferred
Cons
Jan
15c
7'Ac
1
Brewis Minerals.^.
Decoursey
Deer
Falconbridge
i
Oil
6.25
51c
6'Ac
1
Daragon Mines—
Jan
6c
A—
Mines
preferred—
1st
2.35
Jan
1.30
50c
—1
Daering Explorers
Francoeur
5%
9'Ac Mar
Feb
39c
82c
1
35c
40c
warrants
Coast
5c
90c
20%
•
Mines
12'Ac Mar
6'Ac Mar
13'Ac
1
6c
5.75
1
Yellowknife
9c
1
—
Crowpat Minerals—
10c 11 %c
__
Warrants
Atlantic
Feb
1
2.50 Mar
28c
6 Vic
12 %c
Exploration
Arcadia
Feb
•
4.10 Mar
Jan
Jan
—1
1.50 Jan
8,578
Mar
Mines
2.70
200
4.10
10'Ac
73c
Petroleum
Craigmont Mimes.:
Croinor Pershing
I
Oil
Asamera
Atlas
2.50
3.80
3.35
8c
•
1.90
Exploration—,—_—6.40
Conwesfc
Coulee
_A
Mines—2.50
Gold
West
Jan
28c
Poplar—.
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
Jan
1
Rec'
Consolidated
7%
Jan
Mines—
Quebec
Jan
3.05 Mar
5c
Consolidated
22 % Mar
36'%
Jan
Consolidated
98%
200
4c
Feb
Jan
400
4,733
Feb
Feb
8%
5'Ac
1.55
Jan
3.05
4'Ac
Pershcourt
18
8%
*
Consolidated
95
3.05
Mines
Feb
19
40%
13c
35%
35
29% Mar
Jan
10%
3,140
2G5
2.45
12c
Northland
3,910
29%
Feb
3,666
Consolidated
19
29%
5,090
1
12c
Jan
98%
■*\yj
Jan
73c
2.10
12c
Nicholson
22%
Jan
45c
62c
1.95
Consolidated
98%
106
48,700
Jan
68c
Feb
Jan
Mar
2.00
Negus Mines—:.
19%
92c
1
Feb
59c
31,980
,
2
21%
109'%
Ltd
Oils
Consolidated
18'A
isc
.
Mines
Associated
Jan
52c
2.30
Mines
Arjon
Mar
71c
1
Nickel
Jan
40c
20c
Jan
16%c
Mines
Arcadia
7c
Jan
Mar
10o
Earth
Mines
American
Anglo Huronian
Jan
30c
Mar
1
:
Pete
Anglo
Jan
5'Ac
95c
l
Mines
Petroleums
Anchor
17c
1,000
10,300
39c
•
Rare
7,271
35c
41c
17
*
—
Alminex
Amalgamated
19c
5'Ac
31c
33c
6,786
6,609
1
Larder
Jan
19,000
1
Amalgamated
Feb
43c
176,125
1
Gold
Cons
14c
1.02
17%
1
Explorations
Alberta
40c
45c 49'Ac
17
•
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Jan
Jan
Mar
10'Ac
95c
183%
I
,
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
Jan
1.80
41'Ac 45'Ac
23%
•
.
Gas & Oi%_
Acme
Feb
19c
OILS
hi.
Ltd
7c
Feb
48c
18'% Mai-
*
Mar
1.10 Mar
18c
1
.
Feb
Jan
5'Ac
7
—1
Arrow
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
41,440
1
30c
23'Ac
5C
33,500
1.10
——
Iron
Fenimore
2'Ac
3 np
11c
1.25
Jan
13 %c Mar
1.02
4,084
•
A
6
7c
•
1
1.03
27c
19,862
4%c
Jan
2.35 Mar
Jan
2.00
1,300
15c
28c
.
Feb
80c
41 'Ac
Feb
5
Electric
6.150
1
Oil
20'Ac Mar
4.00
83c
Jan
1
Jan
'
Knitting class
2.10
•
15c
Cusco
York
Zenith
80c
*
Flin
Golden
25c
2.05
80c
Jan
Jan
47c
1
4.85
warrants
A
28c
Gamma.,
21 38
m
class A
27c
*
2.50
5.50
Jan
Mar
1
2.85
vv"*'
Industries
—_•
5.30
4.00 Mar
4.65
30c
Marcus Gold Ltd-
Feb
♦
Alexander
Wood
14,000
Marbenor Mines
Jan
Yukon
&
Wood
4,300
34c
Halliwell
1.15
50
-
_
5.00
31c
Consolidated
35
100
_
4.15
4.75
31c
Jan
Consolidated
8%
63
2.35
10%
preferred
4.00
4.85
80c
Consolidated
Jan
3.55
Warrants
4.00
Jan
56c
240
•
1
Jan
Jan
58
100
-
.
_
46,800
57c
Jan
Feb
55
9%
_.
_
67c.
24c
Jan
7
545
225
—
61c
33c
Mar
1,560
63
20O
•
A
_
62c
;—1-
Jan
Jan
Feb
46 'Ac Mar
5%
7'A
19
_
preferred
15c
Consolidated
17
m
Class
26c
25,500
16,500
Jan
——
4 'A %
118,806
50c
Consolidated Gillies Lake_.—
4.65
*
32c
15c 18'Ac
48c
Jan
2.45
.
29c
18'Ac
50c
Jan
22c
4.65
Warrants
Weston
Mar
2.45
if
Breweries
14c
18'%
•
Westeel
31c
1
1
Jan
4.65
•
A.
«■
—
—
Jan
Consolidated East Crest—
18'%
_
Feb
5c
4.45
58
•
__
1.72
Jan
1.25
IIIi
Ltd-
common
Jan
3'Ac
7'Ac Feb
2,275
5'
.
•
Canada
Knapp
Voting
i
:.
1
Feb
1.12
19,000
5%
7'%
•
Eauipment
&
Westcoast
<-»>
1
Ref
&
9c
2,625
4c
Discovery
56
1.25
61%
—
W
&
Waterous
Webb
Products
59,600
1.45
3'Ac
Mines
Jan
100
5
Wainvvright
8'Ac
1.30
4c
——
23%
693
63
-.-10
_
7'Ac
1.30
=.—-——
Mines-
Jan
40
7'%
—
__
_
8'/2c
1
—
Con Key
6%
15c
_
__
Jan
—.
Feb
14c
__
.
_
Feb
1.95
—
Petrol
Mines
Coniagas
Jan
1.25
<*
Alloys
8.45
Jan
.1
Metals
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Vanadium
Jan
1.54
—
11
40
—
7.00
11,400
Mines-
H'%
.
6'%
m
Corp_
9%
10'% Jan
4.915
...
23,271
1.90
Smelting—
&
Willans
Combined
Jan
7.70
1.75
1
Mining
Jan
Jan
1,60 Mar
12%
7.25
Mines
Jan
Mar
10'Ac
6'Ac Mar
1.85
—-——
Gold
Lake
12,000
,
7.50
Chromium
Cochenour
7'Ac
7c
*
Feb
56'A Mai-
Jan
*
2nd
Jan
Feb
4.35
3.10 Mar
50'%
50
1
Union
1.17
11%
Feb
Feb
Trans
Pipeline
775
4,460
9%
64.
Feb
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Prane
1.28
12%
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo Gold Mines-—__
AlA
7% Mar''
5,950
3.45
»
A
61
,
"
50%
_
class
Finance
1.25
12%
Chib
14
13
14'Ac Mar
Jan
7c
1-28
r-
—1
Cheskirk Mines
14
10c
——1
Oil
Jan
14
High
Low
2,500
,
12%
Porcupine
Feb
62 y2
preferred
Trans
Jan
73%
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
12c 14'Ac
1
i
60
3,378
LOW
*
——
21%
600
66%
1.70
A-
,
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
——1
Rio
19 A Jan
54% Mar
56
65%
13 V2
common
Jan
1,150
19'/a
^4%
62%
Jan
1.35 Feb
-—50
..
preferred-
25
—
3,445
66
*
common-
19
54%^'i
10
Mar
*
A
Toronto
19
•
common
Bank
Dominion
87% Mar
Jan
22
1,400
'
Texaco
78'%
Monday, April 2, 1962
—r~——1
——-*
Cassiar Asbestos Cora Ltd
15%
13%
*
Industries
Toronto
Candore
Exploration
Captain Mines
Ltd——
Cariboo Gold
Quartz—
85
22 y*
Oil
Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary—
Switson
Par
High
Low
25'%
class
Steinberg
Stuart
Last
Sale Price
Since Jan. 1
High
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for .Week
Shares
.
.
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
•
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1586)
23c
—
24c
29c
17.026
17c
%c
6c
8.25
8.80
24c
10c
29c
Mar
1.000
15c
Jan
25'Ac Mar
Jan
8,158
r
35c
Mar
134,500
Jan
42c
22c
Jan
Feb
'
-%
.—
4
1
—:
-
!.
32c
17c
*
1
28c
21c 25%c
32c
1
—
8c
Jan
8.40
—1
2.40
2.20
2.40
1
33c
30'Ac
33c
—13,800
.
• 28.752
V
1,100
8,390
4 %c
Jan*
8.25 Mar
1.85
30c
Jan
Feb
"
6%c Jan
"10%'
Jan
2.88 Mar
42c
Jan
;
*
Volume
V
195
Number
6147
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1587)
CANADIAN MARKETS
1
Friday
Last
stocks
'Week's
?" Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Kirkland Townsite
1
Kopan Developments Ltd
14c
17,009
28
1,735
5.80
5.10
6.25
13 lie
25c
2.73
2.90
8c ...
2.90
Mines
Lexindin
Gold
Little Long
3.00
Jan
I;:95<r
13c
200
9.15
9.90
10,478
9.15 Mar
41c
Feb
17o
15c
Jan
17c
1.46 Mar
Radlore Uranium Minea«—.
12,375
15c
55C
Mar
50c
Feb
1.67
56c
Feb
Raglan Nickel--------——.—
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
36,600
50c
Mar
61c
71c
53c
Jan
65c
56,850
43c
Jan
62c
Mar
1.47
1.51
2,525
—1
11c 13 lie
n%c
1.46
54c
15Vic
Jan
16,300
3c
Feb
5Vic
Jan
1.65
1.75
8,180
35c
32c
35c
31,600
2.02
1.65 Mar
30c
1.97
Mar
1.81
39c
Feb
•_
1
9 lie
7 lie
10
—;
1
10c
9 Vic
11c
36,800
9 Vic Mar
5 lie
6c
11,000
2.43
5%c Jan
Ltd
3.20
3.20
3.35
__1
26C
24c
26c
...1
4c
3 Vic
4c
22,000
1.05
1.06
2.05
2.15
5c
2,700
16,900
__1
Jan
Feb
3 lie
1.86
4.00 Mar
8c
3c
1.92
! 3.25 Jan
;
90,800!
134,470
12,400
Jan
12c
17 Vic
7c
3.15 Mar
I,304
4,700'
3lc
1.05
Realm
Reeves
Feb
Jan
Renabie
Mines
Rexpar
Mines
Ryanor Mining
San
5c
17,150
Jan
Sand
3c
8,625
2 Vic
Jan
3 Vic
Jan
Sarcee
85c
85c
I,950
84c
Feb
91c
Jan
Satellite
4c
4c
5,000
6%c
Feb
19 tie 22 Vic
10,040
26c
Jan
lie
10c
13 lie
150
10,000
7,700
9c 10
lie
...1
11c
—1
__1
-
73c
81c
82c
Jan
9o
Feb
Sherritt Gordon
Jan
11c
Mar
73c
88c
Mar
45 lie
45 lie
51c
51,300
43o
Jan
9c
9c
9c
16,500
8c
Jan
Consol
—1
111'a
llti
«
Mclntyre
11 Vi
13c
18,000
48%
57o Feb
13c
8.80 Jan
925
10 V2C
—1
7c
Jan
Feb
12
,
44% Jan
14c
Jan
Mar
Feb
Siscoe
22c 24%c
5.75
1.50
4.20
4.00
4.20
5.00
5.25
36c
1.50
1.40
1.55
18c
14c
18c
13c
13c
.
Oils
33c
26c
17c
Feb
1.70
500
Jan
2.85
Jan
33c
29c
Jan
36c
Feb
4V2c
Feb
10c
Mar
4c
Jan
Starratt
8%c
6.90
6.80
66c
57c
70c
654,275
47c
Jan
70c
L25
2.61
2.60
1.70
15,568
8c
Exploration & Development _50c
54c
51c
57c
123,000
1.50
75c
72 c
Sullivan
Feb
Sunburst Exploration
Sylvanit-e Gold Mines
76c
19,100
10c
16,000
9o
Feb
26c
II,000
24c
Mar
29c
28c
Feb
37c
34c
37c
6,570
14 lie
16c
6,902
1414
14 Vi
3,642
5 lie
5 Vic
2,000
5c
1
Porcupine
If-1
70c
4T?c
■
15,676
70c
49,963
66c
49c
91,509
21c
3.00
3.00
3.10
1,075
1.20
1.40
203,435
94c
12c
IOC
126
10,566
10c
:8C
9 lie
8,000
««
Feb
3.75
3.10
3.75
12.600
5c
5y2c
>•' 5c
4 Vi c
1
33c
27c
1
10c
8 Vic
12c
.1
22c
21 lie
236
5c
6c
Exploration
National
Petroleum
—25c
1
...
Mines
New -Athona Mines
...
Bidlamaque Gold
New Calumet Mines
Develop
—L_.
New
Davies
Goldvue
25c
S^S
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mai-
Feb
1.41 Mar
13 Vic Jan
12c
Jan
Mar
3.95 Mar
Tidal
Torbrit Silver
Tormont
Mines
4c
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
Trinity Chibougamau
5%c Feb
30,485
270
Jan
36c
Jan
79,000
160
Feb
21c
Jan
3%c Jan
290
Jan
United Asbestos—
6c
Feb
United
9,450
23c
.Union Oil
28c
Feb
23,700
8%c Feb
14c
Jan
United
4%c
II,200
3%c
Jan
5%c
Jan
United Mindamar
8 Vic
6,250
7c
Jan
92c
55,550
71c
Jan
33,967
6%c Jan
Jan
United Canso
—
New
Harricana
New
Hosco
New
Jason Mines
New
Kelore
1
Newlund
1
1
•90c
1
Mines
7 tic
Gold
&
7 Vic
5,000
7c
Mar
10%c Jan
22c
112,366
16c
Jan
25% c Jan
1
S
Mines
39c
35C
40c
38,500
30c
Feb
42c
Mar
35c 4oy2c
48,720
34c
Mai-
52c
Jan
5 lie
7,000
lc
Jan
1
Mining
Nipissing
1
Smelting
&
1
Mines
16,345
83c
Mar
1.62 Mar
82,975
56,200
75c :
Jan
,.1.55 Mar
66c
Jan
.5,700
20c
.526,247.
35c
Jan^
8 '/a c
Jan
45c
Jan"
64c
Jan
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
30c
61c
—1
11c
10 %c
11c
53c
52c
53c
?
31c
4,000
_
64c
55c
65c
18c
15c
19c
18c 20 %c
239,740
7c
4,500
3,915
2,065
66,500
18c
20c
20c
20c
13%
13%
14
5.75
5.75
5.95
1
40% c
36c 40l/2c
1.70
1.65
1.70
8.00
8.25
20c
20c
23c
15 %C
1.49
1.37
12c
61,406
13 Vic
17c
1,125
53C
57c
29,449
46C
46c
54c
1.41
1.41
Norlartic
Mines
Normetal
1.62
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
41c
Jan
30C
30c
3ilie
4,000
30c
Mar
37c
Jan
Westates
5 tic
9c
Jan
Westburne Oil
5c
18,900
5c
Mar
13c
14,500
12c
Mar
15 %c Mar
2.82
2.85
2,964
3.10 Jan
Western
23c
18Vic
24c
302,500
4c
Jan
24c
Mar
6%c
500
6o
Jan
8c
Jan
1.87
2.00
2.25
Jan
55c
69c
Jan
I.Iiic
common
73c
IIIi
7.20
Oils
660
33,627
7.45
381,340
1.85 Mar
41c
70c
1.80
24c 27 %c
48c
50c
11,200
42 %c
54c
,1,700
38c
2.52
2.65
3,876
16c
2.52
1120c
:
240,294
47C
26 lie
Mines
Ltd
3,580
54c
i
i
Canada
/!>
89c
6.25
85c
Exploration
20c
10,071
lie
20,250
9 Vic
10c
21c
2.35
16c
Mar
Feb
89c
Jan
Mar
7.45 Mar
Jan
30c
Jan
Feb
61c
Mar
Mar
55c
Jan
Jan
2.85 Feb
Jan
25c
Jan
JL
Gold
Yale
Lead
Yankee
Yellorex
Young
Yukeno Mines
Jan
5c
5c
2,500
4%c Jan f
56c
57c
5,466
52c
10c
8 Vic
10c
31,100
12 lie
12 Vic
14c
20,500
16 lie
14 %c
18c
99,000
6.40
5.85
6.50
43,985
5.65 Mar
6.75
2.63
2.30
2.73
70.476
2.05
7c
74c
Jan
32c
Jan
9c
13 y2c
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
41,910
21c
Jan
32c
44c
Mar
14%
15%
21,395
960
10%
7.75 Mar
Feb
Anglo
Asbestos
50c
Feb
Jan
90c
Mar
Feb
10 %c
Jan
Patino
2
8.50
8.50
8.50
614
6.75
Jan
9.00 Mar
Canadian Bronze
2.97
2.97
100
2.60
Jan
2.99
Canadian Gen
Peerless
Perron
&
12 Vic
13c
16,900
10c
Feb
18lic
13c
20%c
336,997
10c
Feb
1
38c
33c
42c
69,500
32c
Mar
•
Oil
29C
22,130
26c
5,300
lie
1
Mines
Gold
26 Vic
13c
l
Peruvian Oil & Minerals
•
lie
Phillips
Pickle
&
Oil
Crow
Pitch Ore
Gas
Co
Ltd
Oil
Preston
Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
-
Mar
44c
Jan
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
Loblaw
9,933
55c
Mar
68c
Jan
Maclaren
23c
1,153
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
Class
1.35 Mar
2.00
Minn
&
54c
Mar
5c
Mar
12c
Mar
Ogilvie
41c
Feb
83c
Mar
7,750
1
9,400
65c
Jan
Airways
Ltd
Ltd
14c
Jan
22c
,95c
Mar
I
1.00
1.00
12c
9%c
14c
73,700
9%c
8c
9J/aC
366,900
6C
6c
91c
Feb
Yukon
85c
800
2.15
Feb
2.70
6.30
3,023
5.50
Jan
6.40 Mar
72c
71c
75c
39,400
1.97
1.97
5%C
10,941
2.05
4lic
'
90c
94c
2,000
16,945
90c
Mar
19c
19c
21c
34,700
14c
Mar
4c
Mar
5%c
4c
5%C
13,100
28 %c
19c
37c
29c
20c
29c
1,013,681
21,125
15 %c
Jan
20c
Mar
Mar
1.05
38c
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
,
Jan
37c
Mar
32c
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed In Canadian
Friday
Range
of Prices
Low
W"
39
9%
34%
Dollars
Sales
Week's
v
for Week
Shares
.
Range Since Jan. 1
39
9%
High
Low
High
1X5
1,698
40
Feb
9*/a Mar
156
35 V*
Jan
10
Jan
35y4
Jan
8.30
Jan
38 y2
33 V4
Feb
Feb
8.25
8.00
8.25
5,465
7.65
26%
26%
Jan
26% Mar
1914
1,922
100
24 y4
19 V'4
19
Jan
20%
41%
41%
39
Feb
42
Mar
42%
398
3,252
39%
Jan
44
Jan
41%
41%
42
Jan
20c
4,500
17c
Jan
23c
Mar
82
83
215
78
Mar
83
Mar
15lA
15 Vt
170
14%
Jan
16
Feb
25%
175
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
Jan
39% Mar
12% Jan
19c
25%
34
—
I2I50
38%
38
y2
39%
12%
.2.50
1214
22%
12%
23
228
790
45
22%
24%
Jan
——
A
.2.50
25%
26'/a
225
2514 Mar
27
Jan
Jan
25% Mar
Feb
55
Feb
56%
''Jan
7%
11% Mar
25
25 y4
175
23 y2
53
53 Va
745
51
5314
993
52%
7%
11,420
500
.2.50
Paper
—•
53
71c
Mar
Gold
Cons
Inv Trust——
714
48%c48%c
Corp
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN aND
Jan
•No
1.02
Jan
Included
2.28
1.97 Mar
Gen
7
4%c Jan
Feb
range),
7%c Jan
tul Whpn
46c
CANADIAN
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's range), d Deferred
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price, r Cash sale (not
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (.Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
par
in
value,
a
range),
year's
'
20,000
14c
n: : 7c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.18
6.00
4 lie
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
11 %c Mar
Jan
92c
25%
common
Mar
62c
2.15
•
3c
Feb
1.03
9%c Mar
tVaC
52%
Flour
35 %c Mar
Jan
6.05
1
Jan
.1
29% Mar
27%
—•
:
11,857
7,395
Feb
Mar
1.90
1.41 Mar
19c
1.00
Linoleum
Paper
Third Canadian
i
1
Ltd
Producers
74c
22c
17y2c
Price Bros
43c
Mar
1.26
Jan
Jan
18 %c
IIlO
Ontario
10,740
194,200
67c
1.05
7c
82%
——
419,215
38c
6c
3J/aC Jan
15c
Feb
Feb
80c
35c
—
B
12c
2,170
Mar
Jan
9
class
78c
29%
5,725
Jan
7.95 Mar
Feb
•
Inc
57c
28%
13,000
59c
10,230
!
21c
4.00 Jan
5c
common
Oilcloth
5c
2914
2,115
98,850
7%c Jan
14 %c
15c
•
Investments
Paper
International
Dominion
58c
55c
Jan
Jan
HVaC Jan
1,000
II*
Preferred
Mar
65c
57c
3c
12c
9,204
26%
Oil
52c
1.37
500
31,465
Jan
397,100
Sugar
common——
Glass
10c
•
.
Royalties
Minerals
Dalhousie
Dominion
55c
.50s
Mines
Jan
78c
•
Rouyn Gold
Prairie
Mar
1
Mines
Oils
Ponder
11c 11 Vic
1.60
Jan
52c '
5%C
Ilia
Dredging
Consolidated
37c
16c
20% c Mar
1
Gold
Uranium
Development
Powell
31c
Gold
Canada & Dominion
23c
55c
1
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
26c
Feb
Bulolo
1.35
1
Petrol
Oil
26%c Mar
33C
1
Exploration
Gas
Permo
179,690
1.55
34%
Jan
8c
37c
21c
76c
Jan
19c 24 %C
Corp
38c
72c
•
1.15
18c
Development- 1—5
Newfoundland
7,400
Ltd
5%C
1.10
Feb
13c
5%C
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
12,025
Exploration
68c
Last
Feb
33,100
International
59c
Sale Price
90c
PCE
7.90
Par
Feb
18
14 y# Mar
9.00
1.15
9 lie
Pax
6.80
Jan
65c
5,500
62,500
■•■■V
8.90
5%c
Shown
Mar
97,800
80c
Paymaster Consol
•
Feb
20 %C
stocks
Feb
31c
52c
.1
12c
4%C
*
8%c
Gold
15c
1
Pricea
90c
Consolidated
4c
13c
1.12
Toronto Stock
9 lie
Pa to
3%c
11 %c
7.00
Feb
29c
41c
8,479
1,576,890
—1
18%c Mar
44c
39C
V
8.10
Jan
lie
31c
40c
Jan
901
Jan
Jan
7%c Feb
51c
.
Jan
99c
—1
Zulapa Mining
2.73 Mar
15%
17c
Jan
1
Zenmac Metal Mines
8,000
Jan
73c
1
(H G) Mines
Jan
Jan
16o
6c
Jan
1.60
—
•
Canada
■'
1
Mines
Bear
lie
6C
2.09 Mar
67
14 %c
14 %c
•
:~
Mines
Yeilowknife
1
of
51c
Feb
58ya Mar
10,500
-20c
:65c
57C
20o
:
75c
40c
Feb
8c
—X
Oil
Jan
8.20
j,
70c
1.31
Feb
1.84 Jan
1
Zinc
&
Canuck
Jan
'
Porcupine
74c
30c
Feb
1
-——
—.—
Mar
*
i
Ltd
8.35
Jan
1.45 Mar
'■/:/ 5c
Feb
38,357
.
III
Wright-Hargreaves
Paramaque Mines
Pamour
8.35
I
w.
9c
1
Warrants
90c
_50c
Windfall
36c
1
Pacific Petroleums
23c
81c
20c
1.80
1
11 %c
1
Mines
15c
82 c
Ill
—
5,100
1
Ormsby Mines
21c
68C
-
Winchester Larder
9,000
1
Mines
5,454
III
Willroy Mines—
Wiltsey Coghlan
45c
•
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Oleary
32,700
60
—1
Petroleum
14c
90c
Oils
1.65
III
-
Inlet class A
Surf
36c
1
1
Mines
Metals
Lake
Decalta
12c
l
Lake
1.52
58%
———
36c
Gold Mines
1.64
11 %c
12C
....
Mines
Rare
8,750
12,900
1.40 Mar
26,413
6%0
46c
Petroleum
Western
45c
Oils
54,059
28c
.—I
West Malartic Mines
2.85
2.82 Mar
Jan
1.56
1.60
—
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
6 Vi c
O'Brien
Pamoil
ey2c
12c
Jan
Mar
6c
Wespac Petroleums
Ltd
Obaska
Osisko
Feb
Jan
23c
8.35
————
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
•
Mines
Orenada
Feb
Jan
Goldcrest
Orchan
Jan
54c
4c
Rankin
Okalta
64c
19c
Beaucage
Oka
Mar
Mar
17,500
Northspan class A warrants
Nova
47c
46c
31,500
Coldstream
Nudulama
Wasamac
9.50
Jan
24c
Waits Amulet Mines-——-—.
5c
.w—1.
Canadian
Norvalie
Mar
2.06
11c
1
17c
1.58 Mar
8.00 Mar
467,670
—1
,
Feb
6.25 Mar
40 %c Mar
23c
58%
————
■
Feb
Mar
Jan
14%
Jan
5.25
Jan
21c
Feb
28c
-
Warrants
Northland
Vespar Mines
Violamac Mines
13
Feb
20c
22 %c Mar
24c
1.38
1
72c
Feb
Jan
26c
6c,
1.96
Feb
Jan
} Jan
17c
1.50
;
—
11c
1,802
1
Exploration.
Mines
Ventures Ltd
-IIII1
Oils
Northern
Vauze
Consolidated
13 %c
13 %c Mar
1.35
Vandoo
'ail:
Jan
35c
2,249
;
.—1
...
25c
14 %c
1 Jan
1.35
1.60 Mar
II,061
:
1
———
—
4vic
Mining Corp
North
6,050
Jan
United Reef
Upper Canada Mines
—.1
Norpax Nickel
North
1.48
738
8c
—
V 23c
Mines
Northgate
:
5%c Mar
6%c Jan
Mar
V
1
United Oils
1
Norgoid
North
1,183
-
——T—
-
35c
Jan
20c
1.73
8.20
United New Fortune
1.53 Mar
0&.
Jan
12c
1.60
—1
„
Jan;
>
18 %c
16c
—1
t c
v
,
3,710
121,300
19,245
59,915
20,500
.
Mar
95c
43 %c
Hill
Keno
27 lie
—1.'
Mines^
North
5c
8 Vic
.——1
Gold
Nor beau
Northcal
5c
lie
—.1
Mines
Acme
lie
5 lie
*
Mines
Nisto
39c
5
1
Rouvn
Mines
Nickel Him
Nor
M
Rternyn Merger
Nickel
Jan
8c
7c
18C
Manitoba
Taku
8c
6%C
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
New
Jan
22c
New
New
1.20
7 lie
New
New -Senator
10 %c Mar
1
Mines
Mines
Newnorth
4C
,16c
1.40
'
Mines
Jan
1.39
30 %c
—1
———,
Jan
1.20 Jan
83c
—1
—-,
Buffadison
12'/a c
1
Shawkey Mines-—..
Union Mining- Corp
7%c Jan
Jan
1.65
1.18
—1
——.
Ultra
6,600
45c
Mar
-.1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
20c
Jan
Mar
1.49 Mar
95c
1.30
•
Resources
Mar
Feb
Mar
93 c
1.65
Transcontinental
Jan
40c
1.34
—1
-,
.rt.r-———
1.80
24c
Jan
1,28 ;
•
—,
Triad Oil
5c
!
14c
III
Towagmac Exploration —
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
40
•;
13c
Mar
Jan
36c
3,200
7,140
—1
9c
1.45 Mar
18,887
1.01
Jan
Mar
32c
20,525
1.56
——
15c
26c
36c 39 %c
95c
Mar
V 25c
12 %c
3,225
56c
82c
13c
1
26,007
40c
1.49
Mines
3,000
6,450
4,100
15c 17yac
Jan
6c
Fbe
1.00
•
11,500
.
7c
1.53
100
T 1,500
V
4,500
—1
Petroleum
5c
15c
;
8c
1.52
Jan
8.35
Feb
—1
Thompson Lundmark
Tombill Mines Ltd———
7 Vic
_50c
Petroleum
2.35
Jan
18c
8c
38c
9 lie 13 lie
Continental Oil of Canada—
New
New
•
2.25
15,490
38 Vac
Taurcanis
1.93
6.80 Mar
21c
1.45
17c
——
Teck Hughes Gold———————,
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
34c
15c
Alger Mines
1.64
49c
Mar
II __1
National
86c
Jan
Nam a Creek Mines
Concord
Feb
Jan
1.36
Feb
Feb
8c
Mar
1
Murray Mining: Corp Ltd
Mines
73c
75c
41c
Mar
19c
Mar
19C
Mines——
1.64
Feb
15
Jan
1
—:
;
1.03
12%c Jan
14 Vic Mar
68c
1
jSHLiXi...
Oil
71c
1
I
Minerals.
Jan
13 y2
14*3
Wright Iron
Nealon
Feb
9c
„
Mines
Murphy
70c
Feb
25c
Mining
City Petroleums
Mining Corp
Moneta
3.00
10c
—1
~
4c
i-—.
65c
2 5 lie
__1
Mines
Nickel
Steep Rock Iron-Sturgeon River Gold——.——.
Sudbury Contact
1.40 Mar
4,300
10c
1,443,400
5c ;• r; 13,300
7.00
33,460
7c
Steeloy Mining
Jan
Mining
Jan
5.40 Mar
Jan
Feb
Island
Jan
Mar
Jan
Midcon Oil
5.00
Feb
4.80
Ho
20c
Meta Uranium
4.00 Mar
31c
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Cons
1.50 Mar
14c
8%c
Jan
Jan
6.30
Jan
68,700
59,000
51%
2.40 Jan
35c
Jan
1.35
15c
Jan
50c
Feb
4.85
1.70
Oils
Feb
Medallion Petroleums
Feb
Jan
6c
Mar
Jan
Mar
15c
.—•
18c
Jan
7c
1.35
36c
13,500
McWatters Gold Mines
1.93
Jan
Mar
II,200
4,220
Jan
1.03
Jan
21c
7c
•';V
Mar
147,812
32,507
17c
6 lie
Feb
18c
Jan
47c
49%
1
Jan
7c
Mar
6C
—1
Lake
Mar
35c
16c
Lake
Red
Jan
70c
20c
,
20c
1.75
I,425
4,460
48 li
Red
7c
4%c Mar
5,027
35c 37 %c
29c
•
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
9c
11,848
35c
Ltd————,
Mines &
Stanrock
6c
1.15
30c
Union
Spooner
1.85
lac
5.25
———.
15c
486,250
12,684
24,700
12,723
34,065
4,950
5.50
-
Mines
Southern
18c
1.50
Mines Quebec
Silver Miller Mines————.
Silvermaque
14c
4%c Mar
10,250
1.03
5.50
Sigma
12c
4
24c
Jan
Feb
11<T
1.82
6c
7,500
5l/2c
Jan
2.15 Mar
Jan
Mar
18c 18 %c
Jan
1.70 Mar
Feb
8c
1.13
11c
1.15
Feb
38c
4%C
Jan
19c
Mar
9.20
28,300
Metal
20c
7c
5c
10c
105,000
Petrol
Jan
7 Vic Mar
6,000
10c
Gold———.
River
13%c Mar
14,000
46,350
9c
10c
5 Vic
3%c Mar
17 %c
35,250
8c
9
15c
Jail
6,700
33,800
Feb
1.70
Feb.,
57c
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold—
1
-.1
4c
12c
14c
4 Vic
2.00
10%
1.82
2 Vic
400
8c
i-*—-—... ... —
3c
20c
Jan
44y2c
Gold————.
Antonio
,,10% Feb
Feb
1.37 Mar
lie
—
Jan
yr
Jan
15 %c Jan
7%c
10%
———«
Rowan Consol
2.35
80c
1,200
9%c
:
Jan
29,150
108,700
v
■'.r
Jan
55 c
Mines
4 Vic
#
III
2.02
99c
1.42
6c
—————.
1.16
2.05 Mar
1.42
11 %C
10%
Rio Rupununi Mines..
Rix Athabasca
Uran
Rockwin
13c
1.37
2.01
Minerals
RioAlgom
Roche
9%c
—
Jan
Jan
86c
13c
1.38
...1
Corp
Mines
900
Macdonald
2.14
;
...
1.50
Mining
Feb
4Vic Jan
3 Vic Jan
Petroleum
—
Jan
3.60 Jan
Mar
24c
Quonto
Jan
Jan
Mining
Quemont
...1
Mining
Ore
Mar
1.15
48c
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Midrim
32c
12 %c Mar
11,250
Oils
Matachewan
Merrill
Jan
95c
12 %c
9.90
Jan
44,650
Lake
Martin-McNeely
Mentor
Jan
92c
95c
12 %c
Jan
17c
247,160
Mines
McKenzie
5,526
4,850
Feb
1.60
—1
McMarmac
9%c
25 %c
Feb
5.15
3.40 Mar
83,600
1.36
Mines
New
Jan
1,600
%
17c
28c
1.57
Coclcshutt
Maralgo
Marboy
New
Feb
3.45
10c
25 %c
1.19
Uranium
New
Feb
2.95
700
16c
26c
Jan
9c
1.58
1
Barvue
Nello
2.60
4,200
Mines
Manitou
Jan
3.90
1.29
Explorations
Maneast
Multi
Quebec' Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstown Gold Mines
I,325
;
1.70
Mines
Manitou
Mt
Quebec
Jan
5c
8c
3.75
1
Malartic Gold Fields
Min
Jan
3lc
93,700
,:6%o
12c
31 %c Mar
49c
-.1
Magnet Cons Mines
Majortrans
Mill
10c
Feb
Jan
42c
Mines
Maritimes
Jan
7%c
20c
High
Jan
81,666
43C
—1
Goldfield.
Mines
Gold
Mar con
7c
13c
Low8c
26c31%c
30c
8,992
3.10
Lynx -Yeilowknife Gold Mines
Marigold
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
10c
3.90
Lorado Uranium Mines
Red
7.95
9c
2.95
Gas
Madsen
Feb
9c
3.60
Lac Gold
Long Point
MacLeod
Feb
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold-.——
Quebec Labrador Develop
-Quebec Lithium Corp
———
Shares
High
3.10
Mines.—.
Macfie
287,300
28
4.80 Mar
1,700
8c
15 %c
Low
_50c
Gold
Macdonald
Jan
Feb
3.60
—...
Lencourt
Macassa
Feb
100,557
21c
12c
25%
13c
for Week
IIIi
.—
American
Lyndhurst
4,600
High
Jan
8c
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
Mines
Leitch Gold Mines
Louvicourt
8 lie
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
...
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Latin
—1
——
Luz Mines
La
1
.
•fLake iShore 'Mines—.
Low
12 Vic
1
Mines—
Osu
1
s t o ck s
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
Vic
Friday
for Week
7? 27
Gold...
Lingman
Lake
8
14c
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake
Low
(Range for Week Ended March 30)
Sales
Shares
43
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*
K*.riivirlfin4
v
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Feb
50c
.
Jan
tnnt
delivery sae1 in
lnciudea n y
wdWhen delivered.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1588)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter; Securities
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following bid
a-
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.
primarily
The
the
in
Electro Instruments
Electro-Science Investors.
>
Corp
17 mi
Inc
Aileen
Airwork
—
__
7;
v
Corp
Cannon
.
10%
Caressa
67
15%
16 Ma
8%
9%
All-State
Allegheny
Pepsi-Cola
~ao
—.
Organ
6%
100
12%
Radio
Allied
39%
Corp
Cedar
7% *
;
com—-10
35 Ma
5%
45 Mi
V
Univend
Inc
Labs
Anderson
-
Precision
Engines
States
Credit "Co Inc
'
Arlan's
Metal
Arvida
class
Corp
1
22%
7Mi
Refining-2c
Consolidated
63%*
Consolidated
10 Mi
10 M4
Computer Instruments Corp-25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_«
Airborne
Inc_
Products
9%
30 Ma
;
Consolidated
Rendering
Co_6.25
23
22%
7%
11 Ma
12%
1
12%
13%
12%
.14%
Continental
Enterprise
15%
* >16%
Continental
Screw
31 mb
Continental
Products
Associated
Associated
Springs
.10
Corp
Associated Transport Inc
Data
Astro
Inc
29
-*
—_—
/
8%-
8
Control
*
Light- Co__—.—:5
Gas
Atlanta
Class
Atmos-Pak
Inc
40c
■.
27.
25
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
•;#
61Mi
.t64%
Avon
Oil
Baird
Atomic
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13 Va
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Cleaning Contractors-1
National-Gas
22'/4
A
-12%
12%
Corp
13%
Morton Mfg Corp
——__1
Multi-Amp Electronics Corp.lOc
National
Stoker
Robbins
.
14%
Corp
__a.l
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Roadway Express Inc
11
17%
Aeronautical
Co
&
Thriftway Foods Inc
Thrifty Drug Stores
A;
3 Va
8
Riley
13
National
9%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
-3%
16%
National
8%
,A
303/e
5
Co
Thompson
.'*•*
*
Assn, Inc
47V*
1
Capital
Thomas
17%
11%
5'A '
1
Inc.—
Therm-O-Disc Inc
20%
Ask
,
Chemicals
18%
20%
1
Construction
19
12
Co_.__i_.___l
Fabric
Racing
-A
16%
..50C
14%
1
Narrow
Inc
Inc—
Richardsdn Company
Mortor.
Narragansett
Texize
12%
:—1
Nalco Chemical Company
Narda Microwave Corp
38 Vi
44
a—1
Inc—
33
1
42%
/
Morning star-Paisley Inc
Foods
Inc.—.
10%
Club.lc
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Industries
_2oc
2oc
44«
Company—___i
Moog Servocontrols
Moore Drop Forging Co
Moore-Handley Inc
Foods
Rexach
;:.-7Vs
;
Industries
Revere
A. 7%
——1
Jockey
Texas
A
—
14 Va
,
Monmouth Park
147/a
class
,
Reading & Bates Offshore
,_20c
Drilling
.1.25:
Redwing Carriers
1.25
Reheis Company class A
1
—1
48'A
.
Mohawk Rubber
133/4
Dynamics
6%
Miner Industries Inc
..lc ,,• '6.V4;
39% :
Minneapolis Gas.. Co—. .—.1.
Missile Systems A,—
.13
.——10c
27% ;
Mississippi Glass Co. A.__—10
5
12%
Mississippi Shipping Co>—
Mississippi Valley Barge Line.l
10'a »
Mississippi- Valley Gas Co A 5
26 V
Missouri Utilities,25
Mite Corp;_____n—A4'
Mobilife-Corp i__
•*—50e
■
5 % *,
Modern "Homes ,Construction—•
7'A
;
& Chem__._l
Finance
80c
Radiation
45'A
12%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc com_7Va
Milgo
Consumer
i?,'?
5'/a
10%
Butadiene
Texas
Inc
•
Bid
Texas
_25c
—25c
Corp
(Quotations for Friday, March 30)
Par
7%
Radiation
M
;
12 Vs
R
19%
-
D
Ask
6%
i2%
;
E
Bid
*—it
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Quality Importers
12%
,
19%
21%
Id '-aAA vll' Ay
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.6
Midland
Miller
Par
Pa' A A Bid 'A/ Ask
A'A
45
Missile
16%
'
24%
'
V
Cable*..
Sites
Co
...
3.90
3.90
Low
200
3.40 Mar
High
,
,
4.20 Mar
1.55 Mar
2.80 Mar
1,000
.
"units".
3.40 Mar
4.20 Mar
Inc
1.85 Mar
Electronics
Corp...
400
1.70 Mar
1,000
1.10 Mar
1.70 Mar
1,000
Mines
Development
_
'A"_i
Procedures
Credit
Nashville
T
&
High
2.40 Mar
3.50 Mar
3,100
1.10 Mar
700
1.70 Mir
5.20 Mar
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1590)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
—
Fund
Advisers
Inc
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business Shares
Inc
1
1
1
•
Fund
American Mutual Fund Inc
Associated Fund Trust
American
Investors
1.82
5.96
10.07
12.95
.
Inc
Growth &
Colonial
5.49
Fund
15.41
17.66
11.31
Morton
19.17
Mutual
Mutual
8.95
Custodian
11.49
New
11.54
New
York
6.38
One
19.11
17.58
6.20
X3.89
4.25
7.31
7.99
6.19
6.77
10.93
8.37
lc
6.40
13.93
9.89
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
1
,
10c
—___10c
—
H-DA
Haydock Fund Inc
r—-—1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—_lc
■
-
2.7,1
Boston Inc___l
8.02
—
Fund
Income
1
1
Incorporated Investors
Ltd—
Shares
9.74
8.13
'..Is
Roe
Fund
9.47
Wall
Street
11.69
12.79
6.83
7.47
Wellington Equity
5.84
Wellington
Investment
Boston—1
Funds—
'
Trust of
Investment
Investors
1
America
of
Co
Group
Mutual
Investors
Stock
Federal
4
76%
1
20%
5
64
67%
2.50
70
73%
Insurance
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins_
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund
Franklin
(S F)
Life Insurance
12.78
Winfield
Fund
7.39
6.71
13.05
14.26
35.06
35.76
Federal
al4.55
92%
29
32
17%
St
157
216
16%
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer
1
5
44%
4
130
138
131
139
(D C)
62%
5
'isjs
Hanover Insurance Co
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
5
:
i'
243
56%
Insp & Insurance———10
Co
&
5
Accident
Life
Southwestern
.
126 %
41%
57%
Title
.8
Travelers Insurance Co
5
United Ins Co of America__2.50
168%
144
(N Y)
Guaranty Co
20%
22%
71%
75%
US
16%
17%
88%
U S
Life Ins (Ala) 1
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
29
v
■
3
39
City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur
1
Westchester Fire
32
--2
—
Federal
3.05s
3s
May
June
3%s
Sept.
3%s Feb.
100.1
3.05s
June
100
100.2
3.20s
Aug.
100
100.2
3.10s Oct.
100.5
1963
100.5
100.7
«•«.
1962_
1962
17,
15
11,
100.3
100.7
Bank Bonds
101.13
101.17
1962—
100.1
1962——
1962—i__
100.24
100.28.
100.2
100.6
20,
1963
100.13
100.17
1,
100.16
4 %s
Apr.
20,
101.8
101.16
4s
Oct.
20,
102.2
Apr.
10,
20,
4%s
Apr.
10,
20,
1968——
4%s Sep.
10,
4%s Aug.
4%s Sep.
10,
5%s Feb;
4%s
10,
June
4%s
Jun.
4 %s
Feb.
11.10
16.31
10,
20.12
11.50
12.61
6.64
7.26
5.49
6.00
3.78
4.13
9.72
10.62
3s
May
Feb.
15,
15,
4s
May
101.16
4%s
20,
100.16
101.16
4-%s July
15,
103.8
104.8
5%s
20,
1970
106.16,
—.
Mar.
Feb.
102
102.16
101.24
102.24
1969
102.8
103.8
1969—
103.24
104.24
107.16
97.8
107.16
108.16
3 %S
Apr.
1,
1970
96.8
102.8
103.8
20,
1970
106.24
107.24
102.8
103.8
100.24
101.24
5%s July
4%s Oct.
1,
1970-1967.
104
104.16
3 %s
May
1,
1971
4 VeS
Feb.
15,
1972-1967-
37/«s Sep.
15,
1972
Feb.
20,
4 %S
Ask
Bid
96.16
95.16
101.8
100.8
98.8
99.8
103.28
1974
104.12
3%s
Aug.
15,
11.27
12.32
16.38
17.80
l%s
Oct.
1.
15.13
16.51
3%s
Nov.
15,
13.57
14.67
3%s
Nov.
15,
8.61
9.41
2%s
Feb.
15.
7.38
7.98
15,
3%s
Feb.
Apr.
4s
May
May
98.5
98.7
4%S
Nov.
15,
1963
102.27
102.29
1,
1964
97.4
100.8
l%s Apr.
4%s May
103
103.2
3%s
15,
15,
1964
100.19
1964.
100.30
101
100.8
5S
103.28
103.30
100.7
100.15
100.7
99.15
99.17
1962
100.19
100.21
100.8
100.9
—
Aug.
3%s Aug.
1,
98.30
97.8
101
100.30
1964
96.4
96.8
103.27
4%S Nov.
15,
1964
103.25
l%s Apr.
1,
1965
95.4
4%s May
15,
103.22
1%S
99
Oct.
1,
1965
1965
Apr.
1,
1966
101.5
101.7
l%s
1963
al2.25
15, 1964
15, 1964
1%S Oct.
1963
a97.57
May
1963—
100.10
100.9
1963—
1,
99.26
99.25
1963
15,
a23.65
l%s Oct.
100.15
1962
15,
3%s
100.4
100.14
1962
1,
Ask
Bid
100.3
1962——
15,
point
a
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1962————
15,
Aug.
1
100.10
100.12
4s
Aug.
94.4
l%s Oct.
93.8
101.20
92.6
1966
1,
94.8
93.4
101.16
1966
15,
95.8
103.24
■■
92.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a50.93
—
4%s Mar.
100.16
—
1962
1963 wi
Treasury Notes—
1
——1
Inc
104.16
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 36nds of
Maturity—
4s
al4.31
98.20
98.4
103.8
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%s
1
Fund—10c
1
100
99.20
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
8.28
18.51
101.16
101.8
103.16
1977
9.59
14.19
7.58
101.16
101.8
102.8
1973
12.
10.24
101.16
3%S May
4%s July
98.16
1972—_%L_.
12,
;
102.10
101.4
4%s
10,
99.24
99.20
1963_
1966—
1966——,.1
1966
99.16
100.3
1,
%S
100.8
1964-
100.2
—
22,
2%s
11,
.
May
3%s
12,1
1963
1963
May 11, 1964
Sep. 10, 1964
100.4
100.1
Feb.
314s Mar.
Nov.
100.2
100.2
—
iiO,
3%S
4s
4
—
1962
1962 wi
Aug.
100.29
Assn—
1,
1,
Oct.
100.4
100.25
1963
15,
Natl Mortgage
Sep.
1962
May
100
1962
Apr.
4%s
4,
Federal Land
10,
3%s
Federal
100
100.7
1962
15,
15,
Ask
Banks for Cooperatives—
100
1962—
16,
2.
7.86
14%
43%"
Bid
Ask
Bid
Banks-*
Home Loan
21,
12.98
88%
41
Obligations of Government Agencies
11,
14.92
.
13%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
12,
10.43
41%
85
Fire Insurance
Life Ins Co in
Variable
43%
Mar,
13.64
77%
United Security
U S
3%s
9.37
29%
175
'
74
64%
151
A
61%
1965———
12.48
21
26%
80
20,
a33.43
44%
107
18%
54
(N Y)__2
20,
al0.42
132
101
76%
85
(Va)__5
Life Ins
Sec
89%
84%
*
—2
10
Co
Ins
Standard
5
10
Life
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
48'%
109
103
60
1
Ins
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
5
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
65%
231
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Life
16%
15%
Seaboard Surety Co
(N Y)
Standard
95%
56%
Hartford Steam Boiler
Jefferson
88%
91%
34%
A/'-**'■v.';*V"'.
Insurance
43%
83
31
Great Amer Life Underwriters—
class
40
(D C)_1.50
Great American Ins
Gulf Life
6.25
Marine
&
53 %
Employees Insur
Gov Employ Life Ins
.jx-
Paul Fire
Oct.
Ltd1
Fund Inc—1
Street Fund new
88
150
5
9%
5
—2
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
1
_5
.
.
Fund
Diversification
1
Mutual Fund__l
Inc—__
8%
Dec.
Fund—1
-1
Congress
Street Fund Inc
Devonshire Street Fund Inc—
7.99
6.21
1
3%S Feb.
Inc.—
Fund
Centennial
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
4S
Funds—
Swap
10.99
33%
21%
200
*
Globe & Republic Ins Co
l%s
21.54
31%
4s
12.9P
10.28
Fund
—10
102.4
9.28
Inc
Fund
Wisconsin
Providence-Washington
102.20
8.51
Growth Ind
14%
80%
4
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
Govt
13%
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
135
Life—_1
101.4
13.15
Whitehall Fund Inc
Co
127
Owners
Home
102.8
12.16
Fund
12.04
Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Research Fund
1
Fund
Pioneers
101.24
Fund Inc—1
Fund
13.97
19.93
Fund
Selective
Investors Variable Paymt
Lstel
90%
100.28
4414
Fund Inc
Investors
11.02
Inc Fund—xll.94
Investors
Investors
84
.
Investors
Investors
5.34
5
129%
1966———
Mutual
Washington
Fimd-lc
__lc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
119
10
——————
1965
10c
Investing Corp-—1
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Philadelphia Liie Ins Co
Phoenix
10,
Special Situations
Inc
Fund
13.14
Growth
27
67%
Dec.
41%
Line Income
Value Line
Co—
Jun.
a38.46
Value
8.89
79
5
D
Ins
C)
4 %s
Corp—•
8.77
10.64
5
(Wash
6
5%
Life
4%s
9.22
Value
43
83%
Peoples
66%
5
3%s Dec.
16.93
2.97
40%
Co_
17.91
International Fund
Line Fund Inc
United
71%
Peerless Insurance
12.31
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares-1
United Science Fund
1
United Funds Canada Ltd——1
10.78
43%
110%
10.72
United
6.37
58%
40 %
16.42
8.53
Funds Inc—
United
31%
55 "A
3%
X9.93
Growth Inv__10c
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—-1
22.09
28%
12%
xll.26
1
1
Inc
53%
1964
1964
1965_
15.46
Fund
50%
3.33%
Insurance
24%
4s
Inc—1
Farnham
Fund Inc
119976602832
Y_
2.50
64
3%s
al0.89
Century
20th
feli-V"
a20.55
-.
1
Investors
12.01
Institutional
Fund_l
Investors
—lc
Foundation Fund
Inst
al4.70
Stock Fund Inc
&
8.11
14.88
& Clark-—
Stevens
N
48%
67
4%s
7.42
13.69
25c
Fund of Canada
Street Investment
Texas
a29.58
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Institutional
10.66
Television-Electronics
12.89
5.73
8.71
9.92
of
9.81
Stock
'
5.83
-
lc
Fund Inc
Fund
17.68
Sterling Investment
10.83
Incorporated
16.27
Balanced
V 7.72
Growth industry Shares Inc—1
Income
9.35
7.02
7.04
11.77
21.45
a22.43
Imperial
8.65
Sovereign
15.25
lc
Series
4.79
Inc———
of
Assoc
40%
45%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__le
.62%
_1.25
54
t37
Pacific Indemnity Co
106
10
54%
50%
211
:f,
202
5
33
51%.
5
Ins Co
Northern Ins Co of N Y
65%
30%
144
139
_5
Northeastern
40%
62%
5
1
3.15s Apr.
16.50
Fund
Co_
(N J)
Co
36
(Ky) 2
—.—5
*
13.05
4.38
State
_lc
shares
11.91
16.33
for
Fund
Southwestern
__
Ins
Group
11.97
1
Income—1
Inc
Stein
Bond shares
Petroleum
.
1
Selected American Sliares—1.25
Snareholders Trust of Boston__l
Shares in Amer Industry Inc—
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
9.37
Life
Employers
13.04
10.06
Common
8.87
Eagle Fire Ins Co
9.36
10.92
Growth Stock
2.86
11.29
Assurance
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
12.91
Inc
Scudder
Shares—lc
18.38
Securities
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Administered shares—lc
Fully
General
1682
7.75
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
Common
1
60c
9.17
Growth Fund
Capital
14.40
15.54
1
Putnam (Geo) Fund——
1
Putnam Growth Fund——1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc——1
Revere Fund Inc..
1
Aviation-Electronics—
Equip
13.18
14.22
2.50
Fund
(T Rowe)
Puritan
Group Securities—
Electrical
North River—
Interstate
1
S
8.62
Fund
7.60
.
19%
al5.00
Provident
6.99
General Investors Trust
&
Inc
Fund
Shares
Street
Pine Street Fund Inc
2.38
a20.30
,
18
Home
1
21.31
8.62
10.30
12.51
11.57
al6.53
Square
15.46
8.07
1
1
9.69
10.25
—1
Fund
Inc
Fund
18.19
7.05
2.60
8.87
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
2.65
1°
lc
lc
1
1
17.84
9.38
Peoples
Scudder
Corp
1
1
1
—1
1
Series
Series
Stock
William
Penn
7-70
6.86
lc
Capital
General
11.23
Mutual Fund
Securities Corp
1
Philadelphia Fund Inc——*
13.77
7.30
Fundamental Investors
10.24
12.67
Oppenheimer Fund
15.71
6.68
2.18
Inc
America
of
5.07
X5.67
Electronics
3.87
t6.31
Series
Utility
Fund
17.35
4.69
xll.59
Nucleonics Chemistry
10.45
1
stock series
16.05
1
England
10.53
9.54
3.53
5.90
Growth
5.27
series
stock
18.00
1
Series
Stock
13.80
Funds—
Preferred
16.35
19.73
16.50
Income Series
65.69
new—_*
Common
14.92
1
Corp
Stock
17.71
65.03
12.55
10.45
4.82
Series
Bond
25.65
~3.22
Series
8.79
17.89
10c
(N Y) "A"_2
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY_2
Casualty
Eastern
24.78
Dividend
8.04
Pioneer
Franklin
9.68
3.16
Series
Bond
Price
Inc
8.86
22.90
Series
Balanced
23.55
9.71
Fund
16.51
National Securities Series—
10.36
Fund
Xl5.ll
1
Shares—
Investors
National
14.34
Mutual
York Fire
Co__
Crum & Forster Inc
Securities Co Inc_l
Trust
t9.53
16.83
14.22
19.71
Mutual
.
al4.96
Nation Wide
13.12
Florida
New
Citizens
1
Mutual
1
Fidelity
Fund Inc
—5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
40%
4.08
23.73
15.81
25c
Founders
38
Boston Insurance
3.73
beneficial
22%
14.62
21 %
8.19
Fund Inc_l
Hampshire Insurance new 5
5
3.04
Fund—
Mutual Shares Corp
a23.21
9.37
Financial Industrial
New
X2.78
interest—1
B C Fds Growth Series.
B C Fds Insur Series—
Investing Foundation__l
Invest Found Growth—1
Investment Fund
1
Mutual
new
50%
Massachusetts
10
20c
Fund
47
Continental Casualty Co
7.05
Fund
1
13.02
10.35
17.54
105%
Nationwide Corp class A
3.13
Morton
102
1
84%
2.86
12.11
5
Accident
&
79
Continental
of
Ins
com
Natl Old Line Ins AA
4.63
Units
150
National Union Fire
4.24
12.75
14.54
Growth
18%
76
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int„33%c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
50c
Capital
17%
72%
Comwealth Life Insur Co
10.71
141
66%
(N J)
••
121
2
Ins
94
88
114
71
Bankers Natl Life
51%
47%
—10
10
1
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
Life
6%
Beneficial Standard Life
al6.81
20%
191%
72%
Assurance_12.50
(Bait)
National Fire
Life
19
184
\
43%
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Natl
152
46%
Monument Life
7
47
44%
68
14%
6%
38%
35
145
1
32%
Fire
•
40%
101
96%
5
33 %
Merchants
Ask
39%
5%
13%
_10
.
2.63
______
5
30
5
Shippers—.
2.50
Corp—1
Federated
&
3.70
9.80
11.08
50c
Ins
Re-insurance
Bankers
.1
30%
,
1
2.41
—:
Over-the-Counter
Equity Fund Inc_
Nat
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
2.29
Howard—
Fidelity
Mercury
shares
Preferred
Energy Fund Inc
Amer
5
3.39
Fund—
Fund
13.29
Assurance
(Newark N J)
2%
Companies Inc_l
Life
14.82
21.62
Balanced
12.16
Amer Ins Co
American
lc
Crown
Stock Fund
1714
_—lc
shares
Petroleum shares
9.64
Electronics Investment
8.13
16%
„__l
——lc
Metal
19.83
10.71
&
Fla)
Home
7.42
1
Managed Funds—
•'
Electric shares
lc
General Industries shares—lc
8.27
9.85
Eaton
American
Fund—1
American
12.92
1
Maryland Casualty
IVIass Indemnity & Life Ins
Amer
11.95
xl3.56
11.91
Dreyfus Fund Inc
16%
(Jacksonville
14.70
9.25
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc___l
15
Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
20.50
8.46
Vegh
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—I
13.48
16.04
Vegh
91%
18.76
14.68
Delaware
87%
a31.37
12.51
Western Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund
1
13%
American General Insur
Stk Fund Inc__l
Paper
Series B
12 %
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
Lincoln National Life Insur
Insurance
8.87
De
7.08
6.46
Life Assurance Co of Penna<—5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
29%
•
39%
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Looanis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
1
De
1
397/s
28
36%
Life
1
50c
1
Corporate Leaders Trust
16.61
37%
5
'
37%
17.83
Knickerbocker Growth
Fund Inc
12.38
—
14.51
142
Bid
k. '4'*■ v-'?
1 ,,'i''
Far
Liberty Life Assurance
_2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
81%
136%
Co—__10
Assur
Companies
Ask
76%
35%
Life
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc_—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Inc
13.30
X15.22
Equitable
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
13.66
18.33
Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment..—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
25.28
Agricultural Insurance
21.45
11.45
Gen
Int'l
23.17
5.03
Knickerbocker
Bid
American
15.43
16.16
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc__1
Commonw'lth
American
6.41
Income Trust
1
insurance Investors Inc—1
11.30
Energy
10.33
5.87
Lexington
1
Fund
Colonial
9.36
9.47
16.48
11.73
lc
Chemical Fund Inc
16.93
Par
Aetna Casualty & Surety—3.50
Aetna Life Insurance
i
5
10.22
,
1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
15.52
Ltd_l
Fund
Internatl
Keystone
4.10
19.63
14.27
14.06
7.57
Investing—___50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
CAiiiornla Fund Inc
—1
Canada General Fund— -. i >
(1954) Ltd
_1
Canadian Fund Inc—^
1
Canadian International Growth
Ask
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-4
5.99
10.73
12.50
Street
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund—.__
10.49
Lazard
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund* Inc__,
1
Fund Ltd
4.83
11.91
Boston
Broad
8.98
1.66
Atomics Physics &
Blue
7.53
5.46
5.51
9.26
3.75
Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & ECect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
■
-1
Custodian Fund Cont.
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fundi
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)
_______1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)__l
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)___1
Keystone
2.66
9.60
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—> ;
Ask
.
' (Quotations for Friday, March 30)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fund
Bid
x2.38
6.83
8.30
4.52
al5.92
Par
i—25c
1
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
Bid
1
24.92
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-2
Capital
Second
Centennial
Westminster
Ohio
Bid
Due
Dated
Ask
x21.89
23.88
Recent Security & Conv.
Bonds—
Amer
Tel
Ashland
Bid
&
Oil
Tel
4%s
Burlington
Duke
Power
El
Paso
El
Paso
103%
Mueller
100%
101
114
119
128
132
102
103%
4%s__1987
4%s—
1992
Natural Gas Pipeline 4%s—1982
New
York Telep 4%s
2002
105%
105%
Food
4%s
Natural Gas
Water
C<jrp 3%s
Machinery 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Garrett
Corp
4%s_2011
4%s
4%s__
Elizabethtown
Ferro
Gas
Electric
5%s
1987
k__
1992
101 %
1992
5]/4S__1977
4%S—1992
1975
103
5%s
Rochester
105%
1981
107
112%
102%
103
117
120
4%s
1981
1986
!
78
104%
10-
2-61
7-
2-62
100.1
100.3
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.5
100.7
11-
1-61
8-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.3
100.5
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.2
100.4
Ask
90
99%
101
102%
103%
111%
114
70
101 %
1973
1969
4%s_1991
102%
113%
116
73
102
i
102%
111%
113%
Gas
Power
S
West
Amer
Industries
Penn
5%s
& Lgt
5s
5!4s
4%s
5%s
76
3.15s
1971
Trans
Tenn
Texas
103%
100.3
103
U
—
100.2
100.1
102%
Underwood Corp
Inc
100
l-o2
4%c___1987
110%
—
4-62
10-
104
100%
,.Hotoro7a
9-
2-62
10314
100%
4.90s_1987
4-61
1-
102%
108
Tel
El
4%S
A
Textron
&
12-
3.20s
102%
V
112
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981.
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
3.05s
100.3
1987
1981
T
107
1984
100.1
100.1
102y4
Hilton Hotel 6s
ww
100
4-62
& Gas
250
Tel
1-62
:6-
1987
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
1982
114
1982
5-
5-61
101%
4%s
.
108%
1976
Oil
&
Gas
Shamrock
113%
__
ww
Phoenix Steel 5%s
103%
1-61
6-
Dated
Bid
86
99%
100%
102%
103%
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
Pacific Petroleum 5s—
1977
101%
104%
132
Register
Dairy
National
__
112
Brass
Cash
Natl
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_l982
Internatl
1975
3%s
102%
1982
Edison
Natural
Bonds—
Ask
8-
3.20s
Rate
Debentures Issues
1994
4%s
1979
Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
Consol
Inc_!
—_1987
4%s
Bausch & Lomb Opt
Commonw'lth
Inc—
Fund,
Rate
3s
al2.68
-
Fund
Ask
al9.37
a98.48
Capital Exchange Fd_
Investors
26.01
a22.31
3.10s
(The)
Johnston
Power
118
v_1971
1970
—1971
152
101
98
Bid
12, 1962
Apr.
15,
Bid
——
99.980
July
12,
99.928
99.933
July
July
15,
99.910
99.877
Apr.
19,
Apr.
26,
'lay
3,
May
10,
1962
'
99.833
99.781
Aug.
9,
99.719
1962
;
1962
July 26, 1962—
Aug. 2, 1962
99.773
1962
1962
99.728
Aug.
16,
19,
May
17,
1962_
99.663
99.669
Aug.
23,
May
24,
1962
99.607
99.613
Aug.
30,
May
31,
1962
1962
99.554
99.561
Sept.
99.498
99.503
Sept.
13,
99.444
99.450
Sept.
20,
July
1962:
1962—
1962
».
——
99.391
99.398
Sept.
21,
99.386
99.393
Sept.
27,
1962
99.335
99.343
Oct.
1962—-
99.279
99.300
Jan.
14,
21,
June
—
1962—
196228,
7,
June
Jun.
1962
1962—
1962
1962—
1962
June
June
1962
99.882
—
1962—
1962
L
22,
5,
FOOTNOTES FOR
101%
•No
par
101
New
York
value,
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
6,
15,
15,
1962
Ask
99.220
1962
99.827
1962
Bills
Ask
99.978
99.904
Apr.
126
,
United States Treasury
5, 1962Ji—
147
4%s—1992
Westcoast Trans 2%s—1988
123
127
Apr.
Due
—
—
:
1963_
—
99.243
99.191
99.160
99.106
99.055
99.000
98.942
98.888
98.817
98.761
98.702
98.642
98.629
98.581
98.437
97.680
99.208
99.178
99.125
99.075
99.022
98.965
98.912
98.842
98.788
98.724
98.656
98.643
98.596
98.454
97.704
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
tNew stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted to listing on the
yEx- stock dividend.
issued.
Volume
195
Number 6147
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1591)
THE
COURSE. OF :BANK>CLEARINGS
-
f- H
:If
•+(!/'•j..-
•+/1''
i. ■
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
oi
cities
be
an
based
us
increase
with
compared
a
year
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
indicate that for the week end
,
/
> '
V
.
...
$29,658,841i434cagaihsf $26,698,340,476..tor the
center there is
for this
mary
week in 1961.
same
.gain for the week ending Friday of 10.5%.
a
Our comparative
New
„
:
V
Week
Ended
March
:
,
.
1962
+ 21.7
-*925,000,000
869,000,000
+
822,505,825
+
470,662,947
428,000,449
411,100,000
421,000,000
—
2.4
852,573,000
788,751,964
+
8.1
499,390,819
464,692,275
+
7.5
629,290,068
567,557,034
325,690,427
+ 18.6
;;
______
I
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
_.
Baltimore
_____
_________
;
Mansfield
+10,0
Total
$23,186,505,121
$21,013,784,942
Other
cities,
five
days
5,393,613,594
4,737,129,610
West
+ 10.3
+ 13.9
all
$28,580,118,715
day
$25,750,914,552
1,078,722,719
cities
0Estimated.
"
for
week
•'
'
J
•
—
(7
.
cities)
19,488,388
+ 17.3
6,529,260
23,895,468
11.935,027
7.4
1,207,042,240
.952,947,581
¥.9
6.9
5,446,234
9,003,710
12,879,729
311,050.587
+ 16.7
12,501,209
14.002.790
8.4
302,119,009
288,272,561
+ 11.3
612,219,194
580,935,593
53,814,700
+
70,825,700
15,153,586
+
7.6
60,454,200
+ 29.6
14,803,819
11,966,045
+ 82.5
13,319,915
13,824,267
2.3
452,373,630
464,528,529
7.1
1,467,790,976
1,427,809,548
457,826,119
1,467,908,833
5,279 168
947,425,924
5,314,428
24,103*,000
Carolina—Charleston
21,933,382
255,058,613
—
+
12,431,107
266,252,621
—
+
—
0.8
5,428,811
4.464,707
9.9
19.362,000
19,720,000
4.2
237,816,572
231,660,938
10,020 940
9,748,870
2.8
8,293,923
7,839,887
440,374,013
398,287,607
+ 10.6
Columbia—Washington
168,926,*507
+ 15.1
392,802,226
135,174,780
312,237,568
146,766,317
(6
903,753,241
848.303,225
+
6.5
798,878,312
702,035,713
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 11.0
District of
+13.9
$29,658,841,434 $26,698,340,476
>
6,568,890
3,489,795
588,207,067
1,571,728,637
Virginia—Huntington
+
126,112,619
+11.1
Total
Total
-
—
Richmond
South
•
15,035,661
337,168,018
654,475,171
76,211,700
19,636,531
V
21,839,038
447,362,518
Virginia—Norfolk
cities, five days
3,520,035
8,657,184
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-—
days
one
4,503,845
0.1
3,335,329
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
five
all
+
1,263,377,107
—
\ ouilgstown
'
cities,
cities,
—40.9
(a)
1,356:926,145
________
CoHmibus,
Ten
Total
1,139,000,000
+10.9
386,331,800
Francisco
All
cities)
Cincinnati—
3.5
Louis—
San
7.7
+
Cleveland
City_______„_______
+
24,424,323
12,185,856
Ohio—panton.
6.4
851,654,068
__
Kansas
4,177,747
26112168
';r
1,703,747
1.9
14*.288',605
HI
1,436,797
4,240,973
896,000,000
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,036,840,363
I_
6,704.088
(a)
2,049,003
%
+ 10.5
1,261,824,184
Philadelphia
St.
1961
$15,289,746,605
:
Boston
.
: .'
.
"
$16,898,672,235
Chicago
':
\
31
York
New
1,517,209
1,970,543
5,930,867
Jersey—Trenton
(9
$
"1,520,628
5 75g 89'j
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
; ^
195S
•-
23.5
1,200,000,000
4,512,728
-
Delaware—Wilmington
week follows:
$
+
2,667,533
-
.
York
sum¬
1960
Dec. %
+ 32.8
2,119,183
4,714,122
6,709,860
<
,,
Smvnt02—
\\llkes-Barre
At this
24
or
1,577,017
^
-
1,293',000,000
"
stand dt
(a)-
4 002 04c
_
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
March
Inc.
1,208,923
?
2,093,987
Chester
Lancaster
Ended
$
1,492,754
Bethlehem
Saturday, March 31, clearings for all
Week
1961
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania— Altoona
the United 'States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
11.1% above those of the corresponding week last year.
J1962 ;
*\^
47
cities)
v
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville——
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them
~
today, inasmuch
as
appear
For the week there
the whole country
same
at
Ac¬
.was
an
Beserve.Distric^s in which they
-
the New /York. Reserve
are
was a
VH*
4.1%, and in
gain of 8.1%, the bank clearings
located and from this
a
v «
'•%_
an.
Uostoa
2nd New
3rd
In the
l^Cit'ies
•
——9
7
"
5th Richmond
'
■
Inc.
1961
6
6,304,461
309,721,850
288,377,960
+ 30.6
242,768,224
235,948,931
15,487,772
+ 28.5
14,717,027
600,786
+ 36.4
622,619
568,132
292,183,000
+ 14.3
301,918.914
228,155,477
1,600,848,655
+10.3
1,534,185,334
1,334,926,452
—22.9
|
Ii065,067,;426
+
16;i22,946,647.
/•,>
.
4
Terre
Des
^ 1,356,926.145
1,263,377,107
+
1,467,908,833
+
7.1
+
903,753,241
848,303,225
6.5
798,878,312
(17
cities)
J'
;
H;
i/
1,600,848,655
+10.3
1,534,185,334
1,748,537,482
+
6.0
1,603,393,517
907,119,428
794,172,704
+14.2
765,907,464
8,751,335
+ 13.6
•10,081,516
9,862,74^
4,055,644
+ 15.2
162,947,322
3,584,22(3
144,732,93$
+12.8
8,128,371
48,017,894
+ 21.7
54,017,065
19,160,675
+ 27.0
17,933,331
19,039,467
1,302,463
1,298,034,398
'7,183,198
+ 24.0
14,915,824
—18.5
12,116,191
+10.8
11,836,749
6,784,873
+ 20.4
6,126,529
6.0
1,603,393,517
I 1,367,011,877
365,600,000
7,227,456
f
58,560,717
,
+
3.8
1,211,317
1,163,811,902
954.872,918
+
9.2
6,149,532
5,381,230
■
'
.
14,484.333
-
1,476,606
14,255,074
9,357,882
•
1,748,537,482
+
,
5,968,299
V;'.'
Louis
<
4^4,800,000
Total
(4
416,100,000
+ 16.5
417,400,000
2.18,718,197
200,554,993
-
202,785,297
+
7.9
194,092,823
198,852,371
172,302,045
+ 16.4
151,679,258
143,196,437
2.0
2,735,383
2,721,112
+14.2
765,907,464
710,369,920
3,046,238
•
cities)
•
907,119,428
2,985,362
794,172,704
+
1,334,926,452
1,853,311,664
91,972,000
-
'
7,845,568
■
96,611,000
—24.0
8,171,045
;!>'
r
'
12,028,277
+ 10.9
4,872,680
1,853,311,664
.V
• ■; ■;
+ 14.4
.11,518,189
12,156,107
:
2,972,500
16,968,203
178,036,049
7,603,972
-13,426,485
•
—
2,931,618
16,973,742.
12,779,02 lj„<'
13,314,525 4
702,035,715
1,765,963,179
.
_1—______„*
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
952,947,561
"
v.
Kentucky—Louisville
1,427,809,546
1,467,790,976
'
Missouri—St,
7.4' '1,207,042,240 *:
1,571,728,637
88,810,000
8,577,583
58,436,909
24,332,547
1,614,941
1,347,197,411
1
-
14,147,901
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
c
.
12,680,426s474
I
Peoria
905,632,561.
13,672,424,009
f 12.1
1
"
141068,786
'
i
13,082,516
City
Docatur
'X
—18.4
3,703,126
205,144,126
Illinois—Bloomington
I
4 15.2
14.960,623
s 98,464,000
,
'•
Chicago
17,221,617
16,087,000
,
Moines
Total
,
;*
*
3,930,050
19,836,767
**———————
Rapids
5,944,942
District—Chicago-^
3,031,014
m—
6,970,268
VH*-'-
12,204.519 '
Roekford
1959
981;289,456
4.1
"'w'* •'
Rapid^
Iowa-—Cedar
H+
•/.
1,765,963,179
Haute
Sioux
+
.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
X
$
ww
cities)—:
(10
Springfield
1960
or
Dec. %
-'S V,
IndianapoU8^4.-r«_r_Hi^^,^.«,
'
•
,
.
■
South Eend-^i-
*
10./"
6th Atlanta
7th Chicago
—17
8th St Louis
4
-V"
9th Minneapolis__'-___l_i__ 7
10th
1,109,278,894
1 18,070,021,513
•
"
4th Cleveland
r
"
I
■
;i
tiidiana—Fort. Wayne
by Federal Reserve Districts:
24>;-/N rH
7
Philadelphia
summary
-X,:'
Ynrk9
6,354,576
3.1
333,845,000
Orleans
'r
-.»■■■:
Grand
improvement Of 7.1%; in the Rich¬
'SUMMARYOf 3ANK CLEARINGS-
*_*■*> Week.Ended .Match
1st
+ 20.9
+ 13.1
H,vLansing
gain of 12.1%; ill the Boston .•>
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.4%.
furnish,a
yye
V
7,070,232
6,101,515
321,298,044
254,296,257
Michigan—Ann Arbor
District of 6.5%, and in the >Attota^'ReseTve;pi^ictrof:•■10.3%;iV:':Th©
following
*
■
31,787.343
819,329
Seventh Federal Reserve
■
note that in '
we
trict of 7.0%,' and in the San -Francisco Reserve District!of "12.3%.
V1' ::r."HvHr: •+
->V /K •
h
400,300,009
•')
Chicago Reserve District lias enlarged its totals by 6.0 %; ther St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict by 14^2%,:and the Minneapolis Reserve District
by 6.4%. In the Kansas City
Reserve District the totals register an increase of 8.1%; in the Dallas Reserve Dis-
In the
123,391,305
465.600,000
19,902,532
Total
•
;
38,137,645
147,374,211
3.6
6,900,109
Louisiana—New
We:group the cities according to the
District the totals record
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
mond, Reserve
4.2
+
8,547,818
'
increase of 10.4%, the aggregate clearings for
week,in-l961. Qutside of this city there
Reserve District of
+
Mississippi—V icksburg
previous week—the week ended
+ 10.3
331,375,731
332,179,591
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
we
33,907,960
172,803,089
497,100,000
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
having amounted to $31,826,419,529 against $28,835,769,164 in the
t^is Renter .showingian'increase of il2,2%.
"Federal
■s
statement, however, which
able to give final and complete results jof the
March 24.
37,393,068
180,100,001
514,900,000
Mobile
In the elaborate detailed
we are
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
;
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Saturday and the Saturday figures are" not available at time of going to
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
in
the week ends
Kansas'City'-l--—'Hll;
;
"
840,321,593
9
11th Dallas——_
;'
896,209,444
6778,745.407
789,531,413
+
6,4
'
828,483.505
+
8.1
7.0
*
St.
Paul
7,782,592
——
758,292,139
.
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
7,392,733
+
5.3
6,363,650
565,418,360
228,268,772
—-
—
583,398,730
652,006,927
District—Minneapolis-
Duluth
—
Minneapolis
650,252,547
740,635,819
+
Minnesota
710,369,920
688,228,187
727,782,708
■
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,367,011,877
-
530,019,332
+
6.7
467,838,012
216,911,690
+
5.2
177,967,093
10,975,730
9,679,716
3,877,647
4,276,073
6,519,718
6,254,730
17,478,774
14,997,139
840,321,593
789,531,413
'
-
/
+ 13.4
—
6,897,492
446,859,397
162,549,106
-
'10,797,634
9.3
,
9,522,192
3.884,852
3,522,227
'
12th San Francisco—
___10
*.v
"
Total—106 Cities
1,773,040,384
1,578,809,459
+12.3
.
1,457,270,346
;/
Montana—Billings
1,309,309,560
31,826,419,529
28,835,769,164
+10.4
25,569,052,587
23,382,413,102
14,235,599,645
13,163,887,355
+
8.1
12,299,267,220
Helena
New
York
City
—
'
4.2
6,443,187
6,636,890
+16.6
15,296,384
13,902,61$
6.4
688,228,187
650,252,547
+
11,071,146,795
Total
.
Outside
——-
(7
cities)
—
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
We
now
add
our
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each
city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
1962
•
Ended
/;> \ S
$
Dec. %
•
1959
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Portland
8,368,323
_
Massachusetts—Eos ton
+
Fall
4,036,724
Rhode
+
2.7
813,179,099
8.1
3,823,301
3,625,450
Ll
1,692,544
6.4
1,495,814
3,540,345
+ 10.0
3,487,410
3,126,273
17,866,225
+ 30.9
13.882,358
15,380,156
+
13,497,068
+ 12.3
59,447,259'
31,748,066
23,296,245
42,504,700
39,228,100
3,409,951
1,109,278,894
1,065,067,426
.
cities)
(12
/
(9
cities)
9.7
+
1.9
+
1
■
8.4
36,856,300
3,091,471
Jamestown.
.
•-'"
New
.a-
•
Rochester
Syracuse ._H_
981,289,456
905,632,561
'+
32.540,636
4.1
+ 23.9
v.
Northern -New
Total
(9
/v 1.
Jersey
cities)
-
13.503,331
6,290,073
828,483,505
8.1
740,635,819
—
if
6,780,321
758,292,13$
'+
4.6
3,003,072
+
28,097,075
0.3
3,551,823
15,671,881,809
32,333,967
V
140,855,489
-f:53.960,814
54,096,340
30,739,241
72,204,074
67,202,207
110,958.834
107,824,905
18,070,021,513
16,122,946,647
2,538,642-
.•
12,526,269
573,061,104
503,322,137
6.1
42,294,125
43,383,613
11.848,120
6.9
5,819,000
0.1
5,511,000
5,519,792
+ 11.1
—
\
8,071,34).
13,464,786
10,584,370
13,913,985
13,930,398
(6
cities)
,
3,649,028
778,745,407
727,782,708
+
7.0
652,006,927
583,398,730
241,848,167
+
9.3
222,970,462
260,062,360
149,537,242
26,416,652
Lake
City
Beach
Is. 48,029,141»
45.916,577
•23,881,827
7.4
+
2.9
86,827,136
77,132.875
■m.i
13,672,424,009
12,680,426,474
68,760,304
Francisco——
San
Jose—
Santa
—
:
Barbara
Stockton
/
——
' Total
-
(10 cities)
'
+ 21.2
5,317.312
210,719,166
5,378,300
+ 10.6
230.245,141
192,397,415
+ 17.1
113,144,946
95,212,963
0.2
29,159,874
2.9
15,352,557
17.425,818
+ 12.8
780,219,971
705,998,017
36,428,146
+ 26.3
36,266,238
30,751,412
10,661,900
+ 26.7
14,502,121
.
+ 10.6
,127,717,723
26,464,160
15,298,192
864,878.240
■>
•
—
—
29,902,453
10,616,115
9,213,260
13,977,730
-
12,310,747
1,457.270,346'
1,309,309,560
1,773,040,384
1,578,809,459
+ 12.3
31,826,419,529
28,835,769,164
+ 10.4
25,569,052,587
23,382,413,102
14,235,599,645
13,163,887,355
+
8.1
12,299,267,220
11,071,146,795
21,794,459
1
+
:
14,855,350
975,168,043
45,994,921
13,510,474
16,042,397
Pasadena.-
3,443,278
5,828,485
235,182,325
264,390,135
7,062,810
California—Long
12,311,266,307
0.3
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
1,399,042
13,269,785,367
+18.7
..
/
7.4
+
5,438,000
San
6.5
—
25,905,617
/
+
+
43,981,151
5,945,124
Total
132,235,599
+12.2
+
-
3.3
13,499,855
644,988,180
6,603,518
'
156,940,238
3,784,400
u-"-; V,
New Jersey—New a rk
>12,737,930
2.6
5,062,000
Falls—
Oregon—Portland
17,590.819,884
.
—_i__
'•
j'
/
York
+ 20.9
7,107,502
3,027,020
3,012,825
-
11,442,722
Galveston
34,597,000
+ 27.9
164,215,088
_
508,483,678
19.282,279
'
Elmira
v
501,609,104
Wichita
Utah—Salt
40,326,355
i_
•f 9.6
46,646,304
:
Worth
Yakima
Buffalo
554,480,094
179,159,674
13,942,187
Dallas
Fort
Louisiana—Shreveport——
22,631,597
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
York—Albany
<32,484,131
692,577,413
Texas—Austin
Washington—Seattle
New
6,886,227
29,724,664
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
V11,821,877
56,485,075
4,362,147
Island—Providence
14,536,584
+ 21.0
896,209,444
Springs
—10.0
6,924,850
Joseph
Total
13,967,669
23,734,325
Hampshire—Manchester
167,233,666
19,457,130
29,469,914
2,024,857
23,381,953
i
4.6
195,278,201
—
773,913,154
+
3,734,571
^02,790
9,351,642
607,601,977
,
Colorado—Colorado
5,419,361
16,876,196
"_I
—
__
Haven
Total
5,923,033
1,584,964
,
Worcester
New
3,079,555
63,456,702
_—
Connecticut—Hartford
New
3,974,746
+ 11.7
889,054,841
/
2.4
—
3,895,166
—_
Bedford
Springfield
;
7,493,728
913,284.197
River_—
Lowell
New
3,885,645
611,983
6,854,376
17,505,475
35,652,445
Missouri—Kansas City
St.
3,793,497
840,33$
1,037,439
5.6
13,839,371
-Wichita„_—
v
2.1
8.4
9,546,810
204,214,553
^—
Kansas—Topeka
I960
or
+
801,666
8,743,485
—_—
Omaha..
March 24
Inc.
1961
—
846,780
Lincoln
Week
Clearings at—
899,46(j
880,508
—■
Hastings
week, ended March 24 for four years:
''54,904,370
Grand
total
Outside New
(106
cities)'
York City-
48
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
and
Country
Unit
Monetary
FEDERAL
BY
MARCH
23,
1962
Buying
Noon
RESERVE
TO
Rate
MARCH
for
Friday
!
2.241274
s
2.240000
"
...
2.241800
2.240478
ry ■'
2.242422
v
.0386750
.0200855
.0200865
.953000
.952500
-.210600
U.
».210512
.204050
.204050
franc
.204058
.204062
'
'-'•.250454
^
.250340
v;..,: '•
.210485
.210866
2.811800
2.812800
.
—
2.814240
.00161000
.00161000
.00161000
.00276400
.00276583
.00276925
.327766
.327633
.327866
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277450
.277312
.277253
.277212
.00161000
peso
.0800560
.
_.
\
'
!
y
i,
Page
Date
;
;
—
_
_
.0800560
2.783366
2.783960
2.785603
.140200
.140268
.140318
.140343
.0350281
.0350000
.0350166
.0350166
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194300
.194075
.194079
,
.194100
f
.0350000
.0166506
-
.
.230425
.230366
.230200
.230200
1.400647
1.401474
2.811200
2.811800
2.813460
coll.
5%
5Va%
K
1.401863
2.812800
Oct.
1
1208
1
1095
1
1208
1989
1,
—
1974——
1,
—
'
1
Apr
-
American
-
1427
2.814240
&
Light
Gas
1428 y-v
1318
*
bonds,
A
Gas
debentures
Peoples
Coke
&
Co.—
Apr
1
1430
—Apr
1974
1
March
due
Co.—
April 1, 1984
Water
due
1
1253
:
"
'
'
•
refunding mortgage 4%% bonds, series J, •
due May
1, 1986——
—May 1
Seakight-Oswego Falls Corp.—
,
4'/4% subord. debs., due April 15, 1976—
Apr 15
and
1st
suspended.
,
Southern
,
1097
Transportation
series
Pennsylvania
.230084
1.400348
due
Apr.
convertible
6%
Inc.
Fuel Gas Inc.—
Penn
1.401145
—
1426
Inc.—
Co.,
bonds due
I
.
Corp.—
".1
equip, trust ctfs., due May 1, 1980 (series 58)_May 1
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
1st mtge. bonds, 5%%
series, due June 1, 1990
Apr 19
Lone Star Gas Co., 43/a% s. f. debs., due 1982__
Apr 15'
2.786376
_
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krnn*
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound t«t.*rl|wg
♦Temporarily
.277304
2.784950
—
series
1425
1
May
1969—'——Apr 15
15,
4V8 %
.140275
pound
,
1
--
Electric
,
1, 1973
.
April
due
B,
.*•
due May
—
General
.327500
"
'
guild**
1990
.00277343
•
series
Gotham,
debentures
.328366
.00161000
dollar
debs,
Louisiana
5'/a%
1st
.210787
t
f.
s.
Chadbourn
;
.250212
';■*
2.813460
:
of Georgia—
Co.
Apr
subordinated
Apr
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
' "
5%' cumulative preferred
stock—_—
--1
Apr
Florida Power Corp. 1st mortgage bonds, 43/4% series, due
■
;
.204054
w
.00276333
_
'
•
.
.00310782
.250200
-"".210850
2.811200
.250387
—
yen
malayan
5%%
.
—
krone
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Discount
debs., 5.90% series 1953,
Iron Foundries, Ltd.—
Central
.210550 V
v
.00310782
-
.00310782
r
.952812
■
.210537
.210500
Canada
.0200865
••
.953125
.952812
/(.■:
y
.00310782
.00310782
—
Cap.
.0386625
.0386750
—
—
pmmd
liry
Zealand,
list of
a
Company and Issue—
.0200865
.210883
Netherlands,
found
be
.:
*
$
.6386750
rupee
Norway,
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
Money;
Thursday
Wednesday
—'1'. .0200855
Ireland,
New
^
States
United
in
(Value
York
"
.0386750
—
Mexico,
New
1930
OF
ACT
|
1
r
corporate-bonds, notes,
preferred; and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions. •
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
will
Below
American
*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
Italy,
in
s
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Malaysia,
Mar. 26
:*'V
Tuesday
>
TARIFF
UNDER
INCLUSIVE
transfers
Fund Notices
1930,
TREASURY
TO
1962,
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
.
__
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Japan,
Cable
of
.
*
Argentina, peso
Tndia,
BANK
29,
Monday
„
Mar. 23
.";=f .!"V:—
■
■
Tariff Act
-
.
.
.
the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record „for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
FOREIGN
Chronicle..
The Commercial and Financial
(1592)
California
/.
*
-
,
1365
Co.—
Gas
and 1st -,
-Apr
3
1254
Nitrogen Co., Inc.—
.6% subord. s. f. debs., due May .1, 1971.,
Apr
1
1365
Bunray Mid-Continent • Oil Cos *5Yi^ .secondpreferred +■''
stock,- series of l955__->...---:--^---*-—^--4—r-r—+Apr ^.5 . ,
114,3
Texas Eastern Transmsision Corp. 1st mortgage pipe lihe
'
>
bonds, 4%% series, due April 1, 1979-——
Apr
1
1143
Time Finance Corp.—
'
'
'
'ti'i 6V2 % conv..subord. debs, series A, due Oct. 1, 1969—Apr i;l>. s jl366
1st 5Yb% mortgage bonds, series C due 1983
5%% mortgage bonds, series D due 1934
i
y
Southern
a
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In
millions
ASSETS—
account
1,140
Cash
)
414
advances
and
99
—
235
208
—
121
+
'
ly;':
41
Acceptances—bought outright.
Demand
45
—
■
+
+l>
4,038
Total
bought
outright
repurchase agreement
under
19
30
28,727
426
169
+
+
27
—
+
^ r
,
$363 million in
decreased
in the Cleveland District.
-
,
.
April
commercial
domestic
'6%
decreased
U.
S.
Gov't
securities
28,779
—
2,091
:
4%%
Total
Cash
loans
items
Bank
securities
and
in
29,055
collection
of
process
(1,067)
4,276
premises
Other
+
1
—
355
371
Brunswick
+
-
'/■
:
-
..
-'
assets
(1,539)
50.544
—1,588
Mar. 14,
4 'o
+1,933
121,182
adjusted!
>
investments
Commercial
adjustedt—
industrial
73,650
33,145
.
loans
+
+1,043
119,478
-—.
and
936
+
+
+
+
3,835
893
5*
+
+
207
>,
Federal
Reserve
notes
(472) 27,946
70
—
Loans
y
Deposits:
Member
U.
Agricultural
951
+
bank
16,786
97
20
—_
284
26
—81
account %
Other
794
+
U.
Total
.deposits
17,749
-
560
+
3,358
975
accrued dividends
69
635
for
.
y
472
1
finance,
Total liabilities
(1,539)
Loans
+1,833
-1,605
49,122
Real
Capital
ACCOUNTS—
paid
in
453
Surplus
Other
institutions:
finance,
y-
+
Loans
81
liabilities & capital accounts
Ratio of gold
deposit
certificates
and
liabilities
Federal
U.
to
S.
foreign banks
(1,539 )
—1,588
50,544
commercial
certificates
One
.3%
+
After
—2.9%
Other
Contingent
liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
100
3
—
five
Balances
the eliminations made in the consolidating
are
+
+
with
+
1,704
.—
107
+
424
22,556
—
+
8
+
+
.10
+
1,165
•
6,090
General
Banks
153
—
4,101 v
60c
+
1,987
—
2,609
39
+
15,052
Reserve
Name of
'[•
1
+
67
+
403
+.2,454
+
$1
243
+
preferred
General American
+
805
General
+
149
General Box
2,823
—
173
184
General
4,793
—
77
512
4%
155,794
assets/liabilities
—
151
■>
—
+
"
+11,965
banks of
shows
of
weekly
the Federal Reserve
the
following
justed, $702 million in
member
changes
for
the
posits
a
reserve
balances
with
and an
increase
U. S. Government demand
"other"
of
deposits.
$2,815
tax
date
net gain of
needs.
an
two weeks
a
purchasing
decreased
or
or
"other"
securities
increased
From
$91 million. During the two weeks ending March
as
compared with
+
132
31,506
+
7,480
+
3,176
__
+
189
N.A.
14
v.
N.Ai
27
701
+
N.A.
N.A.
$5
116
Reserve
—
2
N.A.
$4.50 preferred C
Banks-.
341
298
+
307
+
others
2,211
—
5,484
ACCOUNTS—
—
192
+
585
—
219
+
424
—
13
+
757
■,
13,077
preferred
Class
B
of
of
valuation
t Includes
and
loans
all
to
domestic
reserves;
individual
loan
banks
items
domestic
ff Includes
shown
N.A. Not
*
March
after
shown
are
deduc¬
gross.
deposits except those of U. S. Government
commercial banks, less cash items in process of collec¬
certified
and
excludes
change
officers'
checks
in
not
deposits due
time
deposits
of
U.
S.
Government
separately.
separatelyi - V ••
and postal savings
figures
Co.
?
Ginn
&
-
.
V,-.:
ry :
*
4-25
4-25
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
5-
4-10
r-
i
..
1
40c
-
—
4-30
4-30
4-13
4-30
$1.25
———
-
4-13
r.
4-30
$1.12 Vs.
4-13
4-13
4-
2
3-16
IV2C
4-
2
3-16 •
4-
2
4-
2
5c
40c
3-16
3-9
"
4-30
4-
4-
2
3-22
12V2C
4-2
3-20
*200%
_
"
•
•
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31 J/4e
r-. y
-
1
4-
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4-25
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1
2
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1
5-
1
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5-
1
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4-16
5-15
.
3- 6
4-10
•
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1
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60c
56'Ac
:
6
*
5-
■
12V2C
A
•*
7 V2C
—i
——————:
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
00
5-15
'
87 YzC
(initial quar,)—(quar.)_:
class
1
c
5%
preferred
w
25c
31V4
Bros, new common
Inc..
5-15
32V2C
_
4',ii%
4s/a%
2
33 c
—
dividend
Girltown,
4-
r.
17*Ac
—
Company
3-20
5
_
(quar.)
l_.
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—
Gimbel
3-12
4-
55C
(quar.)
1
7
5-28
6-15
17c
25C
Mfg.
Stock
"4" 2
:
.
(quar.)
Shoe
2
2-27
••
1 +
;4-2'
30c
.
(increased quar.)
Georgia
3-16
4-17
$1.1834
(quar.)
dividend
3-23
.5-
933/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
.
revised.
pfd.
(quar.)
Extra (on class A and class B)
Stock
3-23
2
4-25
50c
B
Genuine Parts
2
4-
year
'
V
available.
14
mutual
to
for the
(quar.)
class A
Brewing,
2-
7
shown
~
not
and
demand
tion. Year-ago comparison
savings banks.
§ Includes
commercial
Co.
4-11
2
4-
;-'^50cv-
:
9
4-26
4-
SI
(quar.)
Genung's Inc.
t Exclusive
3-
preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A
(quar.)
3
■
2
$2.20
28
banks
liabilities
CAPITAL
Signal
Products
—
+
4-
preferred (quar.)_
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)_
1".
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
Genesee
Federal
1962
.?
$3.75
2,138
.
institutions, etc.
10c
$1.30
,
subdivisions
interbank
7,491
+
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
(quar.)
i—1—,
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
N.A.
117
3-14
5%
°
Other
million.
Loansfv to sales and personal financing institutions in¬
44,778
2
(quar.)
General
N.A.'
"
4-
free from Brit—__——'—
tax)*-
Railway
-
securities
$67
deposits
political
19
$1.12'/a
2c
3%
Corp.,
Shale
Borrowings:
compared with
Government
21, these loans increased $157 million,
and
Commercial
during the corresponding
S.
time
—
1,031
Governments, official
tion
U.
banks
50
3-14
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Motors
General
-
+
Texas
4-27
2
!10c
income
General
Foreign:
dis¬
$110 million, and their loans for purchasing
carrying
creased
Other
Loans to brokers and dealers for
carrying
14
652
and savings deposits—totalli
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
Savings deposits
From
as
—
of
dividend of
(a
N.A.
285
institutions, etc.
Time
States
—
Co.
5-15
4-
-
Co.
Co.,
N.A.
;
-
____
in
March
'
.
1,365
+
-
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
Electric
4-27
5-15
10c
—
General Precision Equipment
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
175
—
+2,815
ish
y
General
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Oil
15c'
—
25c
ending March -31,
I
N.A.
128*
+
513
■.
2,401
+
,
savings
Foreign:
Commercial
•
4,617
11,125
Governments, official
$538 million, .reflecting quarterly
million
year ago.
,
397
—
157
+2,587*
4,594
,
Commercial
Mutual
:
'
*-4,186
64,573
—
interbank:
Domestic
11
During the two weeks ending
increase of $751
I"'-'-"*
-
21, these loans increased $942 million,
Government
Domestic
de¬
million
Commercial and industrial loans increased in
a
U. S.
Federal
decrease of $1,186 million in demand
adjusted;
tricts for
week
$669 million in loans ad¬
Reserve Banks, and $403 million in holdings of
securities;
89,903
System in leading cities
principal
ended March 21: Increases of
reporting
61,904
Demand
1
preferred
Electric
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
Co.
Cable
Ordinary
deposits
adjusted!
deposits—total§ -•———
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions
...
:
Share
yV.i"
\
Bakeries, Ltd._
1st
General
;
Investors,
41/2%
38
banks
1315
6
I
13
■ y
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
702
)
Company
preferred
preferred
General
—
Demand
statement
Apr
,
1315
/>
this issue.
in
Acceptance
1,485
13,231
assets—net
4
^
Per
2,736
1,950
2,361
indebtedness—
29
+
General
condition
April 1, 1976
f. debs., due June 1,
Continued from
page
LIABILITIES—
The
^
Ltd.—
due
A,
v"
;
May
1972—
1,
Trust
series
3
4,952
domestic
13
-1425
—Apr
ly2331
DIVIDENDS
628
13,272
Total
Condition Statement of Member Banks
debs,
conv.
864
15*
coin
Other
process.
'
—
53
years—
Federal
and
due Jan.
Investment
1313
Apr
$5 preferred stock———.
Research & Development,
Inc.-+- •'
647
32
years
with
Currency
Figures in parentheses
5
+
banks
year
five
1966
1,
-'Pago
•
10'*:
135
+
+
securities
Reserves
74
—
one
to
1975_Apr
1,
-
—
—
.
of
k
Date-
debs, due Dec.
Dec.
'
f 198
+
91*
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
+1,933
Within
,35.4%
.
+
672
securities—total
bills
note
combined
1
'
—
16,913
Government
due
1366
CALLED
,
bonds,
debs.,
♦Announced
13,699
domestic
f.
s.
1
Apr
6
•
___
loans
Treasury
1
—
to
reserves
Reserve
17
+
:
690
—
3,348
etc.-
loans
Treasury
Total
accounts
:
30
71
+
888
capital
to
estate
Other
3
20
+
67
+
+
2,271
personal
Other
CAPITAL
+
: :
115
•
1,374
financial
110
—
2,132
v
securities
securities
Sales
1969——
"
1144
........
>
.;7":\'-~
:/•
1,
1
'. v'vv
Apr ■;
•
due April
-
due
......
securities
Government
.
r"
pur-
carrying:
or
Loans to nonbank
39
+
S.
Other
+208
availability ."cash items—._ (1,067 )
Other liabilities &
dealers
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
_
U.
Deferred
and
1,328
.
Government securities
S.
Other
51
-
brokers
chasing
—27
217
Treasurer—general
Foreign ;
703
462
reserves
S.
to
loans
debentures
.
.
9,449
9,025
669
538*
+
•
Corp., 3% subord. s.
1971—May 1 '
1316 '-s.
Lynch Communications 'Systems,. Inc.^r--:1'■
6% series B debentures due Sept. 1, 1971
Apr
1 y
866
National Gas & Oil Corp.—
Vu,;.
4%%
1st mortgage bonds, due March 1, 1973
Apr 22
•
Philco Corp,—
4 V4% convertible subord. debs., due April 15, 1984——Apr
15
1320
United States Casualty Co.— ,-45 cents cumulative convertible preferred stock
Apr
2
913
United States Plywood Corp.—
$4.50 cumul. voting second preferred stock————Apr
1
1366
1961
(In millions or dollars)
,
and
^
Ltd.—
series A,
FWP
Mar. 22,
1962
1962
investments
Loans
Loans
Total
LIABILITIES—
Mar. 21,
'
•*:
Corp.,
conv.
Economic
Decrease (—) Since
.
ASSETS—
.143
Total loans and
■
y: -
1
—
19
+
2,208
+
-
—1,259
108
assets
236
—
"■
first
Community
Increase ( + ) or
"
■
.Steel
debs,
ENTIRE ISSUE
$107 million.
<-
Corp.—
Company and Issue—
million but bor¬
,
Canada
cony.
Apache Corp., 6% conv. subord.
Atlas Steels Ltd.—\;i\
6%
Total
Line
— —
.
rep'ortn^')nember^ banks from
banks
Pipe
1967
1,
Western
:
rowings from others decreased $ 192 million. Loans to
52
Gas
States Rubber Co. 20-year 2%%
United
District, $291 million in the San Fran¬
Federal Reserve Banks increased $298
2,039
„
adjusted
^Borrowings of weekly
.
+.,586
+ f,376
196
+
52.
7
New York
million in
$98
District, $273 million in the Chicago District, and
$94 million
503
+
—
16,887
Bonds
Held
120
+
2,830
4,972
Notes
Transcontinental
ls.t mtge. pipe line bonds, 5% series, due 1977
Apr ,1
1366 >
*<Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co. 4y8% 1st mtge. & coll.
' "
.
trust bonds, series A; 5Yz%
1st mtge. & coll, trpst
;c
bonds, series D; 5% 1st mtge. & coll. trust bonds, se.<
ries E; 4% 1st mtge. & coll. trust bonds, series B, and
:
4% 1st mtge. & coll. trust bonds, series C—.
Apr-ll? 1144
>
cisco
Bought outright—
Certificates
District,
deposits
York
New
the
—' 4
S. Government securities:
U.
Francisco
San
City, and $65 million in the Chicago District.
743
—
12
—
the
105
+
net of $29 million.
a
Holdings of "other" securities increased $116 million-in
848
—
4
—
16.336
reserves
1961
95
—
;
Government securities by weekly
Holdings of U. S.
reporting member banks decreased
Mar. 29,
1962
15,196
certificate
gold
Discounts
Mar. 21,
1962
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
,
..
.
Increase ( + ) or
Total
-
lion.
Decrease (-—) Since
certificate
minion during the corresponding
mil¬
dollars)
of
Mar. 28,
Gold
net increase of $96
two weeks of 1961. Real estate loans increased $53.
5- 1" ■"'4-16
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v
Holders
When
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Name of Company
:
Share
.
1
insurance
Palls
(N.
(quar.)
Y.
7
Glidden
Company
(quar.)
Envelopes, Ltd., class-A (quar.)___.(William) Co., Ltd. (initial)
Stock dividend
'
:
!
1.
Godfrey Company (quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.).
•_
.....
'
Goldblatt Bros., Inc. (quar.).......^......
Mfg.
(quar.
4%
preferred
Britain
Great
5%. convertible
Y.)
(N.
4-13
4-
Southern Life Insurance
2
3-15
3-12
Interstate
5- 1
4-
3
111.)
4-13
7,
2
4-16
3-20
.
r:7;4-
$l5c
4-
75C
3-15
2v
27
4•
!
40c
6-10
■
,
2
77.
' 6-
«:
,9-10
9-
1
.12- i
40c
1 Year-end
7 %
preferred (quar.)
Greening Industries, Ltd.
.
Gas,
$5
preferred
preferred
$5
Girnnar
9
'4-2
3-
9V
7
2
3-21
37'/a c
4-
2
3-21
Cosco
Hamilton
5%
4-
.
2
,4-20
3-30
5"
4-13
1
6%
7
$1.25
r
77,.4-.. 2
8-24
s
9-10
V J500
/ 3-30
3-
4-17
Hammermill
-
4-2
Paper Co.-—
2
5-
•.r7/.
.4-2
3- 9
$1.12 Va
$1.06 Va
4-
2
55C
4-
3
3-28
25c
4-2
$1.50
4-19
.
Inc.5
Harbison-Walker Refractories
•
;
•.
-preferred
(quar.).;
Harnischfeger Corp.
i 0%
convertible preferred
preference
Harper
(H.
M.)
Harris-Teeter
Harsco
Corp.
Hartfield
$1.50
(stock
dividend)..
preferred '(quar.).
Fire Insurance.(quar.)
(quar.)
:
—...
5%
Industries
Heinz
(H.
Helme
J.)
(George
1%
W.)
Ranch
Co.,
27 Vi
Powder
(2-for-l
Higbie
Hilo
Mfg.
'
Light
4-25
4- 2
4-30
4-
5-1
Horner
5-
2
4-
3-20
Louisville
■k'
f-1
4-
New
■
9
3-13
4-2
3-15
4-2
3-15
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3-15
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2
3-1
4- 2
3-23
4-
3-23
2
)
4-
4-30
$2.25
4-16
3-30
-
!v
4-2
4-13
Industries,
Stock
Household
Finance
■f 5- 1
4-16
Corp.—
7-25
4- 2
4-
3-8
V.
Hunt
B
*
4-
3-30
2
i
%
'
5-1
3-30
'
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4-2
3-19
i
r
lOC
'5-15
'4-18
'
(quar.)
v
.*; *5-
55c
$1.75
C/-
Foods
Huron
&
$12 Vac
Erie Mortgage Corp.
&
Extra
:
'
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-4- 2
3-16
■■
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.
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3-16
;
7
2
$1.10
4-15
4-15
■
,
: ,8-30
2
4-
2
5%
preferred
preferred
■7.
4*16
5%
$30c
7
7:7
3-15
4-16
.
3-30
Mading Drug Stores_u___
4- 2
8
8 *20
preferred
(quar.)
Hygrade Fo,od
(quar.)
4-10
5- 1
4-16
4-17,
6-15
5-15
Stock
4-14
3-3C
4%
;
4-24
4-3
4-16
5%
Hyster
I-T-E
9-28
$1.25
Circuit
3-30
7^:47
$1.
(quar.)__
$1.25
5-
pfd.
4%
A
4-14
4-
3-
Inland
Natural
Gas.
Quarterly
Insurance
•
'' $$1
7
;4-
2
7
4-16
$25c
L
:
*'.*, 4c
income___i
7c
■;
7
4-
2
Extra
3-
45c
(quar.)____
4-16
1
Securities
International
(N.
Y.)
Flavors
*
'
50c
20c
(quar.)l_I_l________"__
1_';
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&
Marsh
*.
Fragrances,
(quar.)
,
,;T'
;
77
4- 2
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
'3-15
10c
4-
9
3-23
Inc.
3r,l$
i
>, 4-
2
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-15
1-2-63
12-15
4-13
3-15
/,
4-
2
3-
$1.50
12-15
12-
1
r.
3-
9
B
14C
>r.
0X 14c
.
I.
$1.50
$1.75
10c
iivM
26 Vic
(quar.)
25c
A (incr. quar.))
—
15C
Corp.
pfd.
3-
9
5.52%
Electric
preferred
1
-4-
2
1
4-16
4-
3-15
2
8
4-
2
5-18
3-22
4-
Mines
5%
class
Life
5-
Mill
26'Ac
Factors
4V2%
(Lincoln,
3-24
Minnesota
&
2
3-24
Minnesota
Power
2
3-24
5%
Ontario
preferred
Paper
3-23
2
3-
4-
6
4-
3-26
6
4-
8
3-21
4-11
20c
17 '/a c
7
60%
—;
15c
'v
1...
,.
2
*.
(quar.)
1,4-10
3-15
4-
.
7
2
3-20
3-19
44-
75C
2
2
3-19
4-15
.56'Ac
—
3-31
,
4-16
,
2'Ac
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3% conv. preferred (quar.)
2
7v 5-21
Neb.)—
(stock dividend)
Co., common—
convertible preferred
4-
74-
4-16
i
3
7'Ac
(increased)—
(quar.lj.___—j__
4-
4-
V
4-16
1
1,
6-12
13c
—
Co.
Financial Corp.
Midwestern
3-23
25c
5-
1
3-30
$1.25
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)
&
Light Co.—
(quar.)
*
1
•
4-16
4-
30c
4-
2
3-12
25c
4-14
3-31
Mississippi Power. $4.60 preferred (quar.)—
$1.15
4-
2
3-15
4-14
3-31
$1.10
4-
2
3-15
4-16
3-19
t$l
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (stock dividend)—
One
share of Lykes
Bros Steamship
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-16
2
Mirro
>
Aluminum
4.40%
each
Co.,
preferred
80
income)
——
3-19
6-11
5-11
4-
6
3-21
4-
6
5-
1
4-20
4.50%
preferred
4-18
3-30
4.75%
3-
<
9
«/• '
(quar.)—_————
$1.37 Va
4-
2
(quar.)
$1.433/4
4-
2
5.C
4-
2
7-
2
6-15
—-
(quar.)—
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
r
3- 9
4-16
4-
2
3-
$1.75
4-
2
$3.90
—
25C
...
.
5c
1%
\ 4-16
1
(semi-annual)
(quar.)
&
Telegraph
87 Vac
1—
Co.—
(quar.)
5-
1
^...
75c
(quar.)
"
—
Knitting, Ltd.—
$1.25
—
Mills
4-10
3-30
4-lCi
3-30
2
3-15
4-
2
3-19
97'Ac
4-
2
3-19
27'Ac
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-19
$1.18%
4-
2
3-19
$1.22'A
4-
2
3-19
3oc
5-
1
4-16
4-16
5-
1
12'Ac
9-
1
8-15
$10c
4-
2
3-19
15c
(quar.)
5-31
5-26
15c
Power
(quar.)
Class
A
Ward & Co.,
common
(quar.).
8-25
4-27
4-
25c
4-16
3-12
3-12
6
$1.75
Locomotive
Trust
Co.
Works
(Increased)
Extra
:
(quar.).
2
4-
2
3-14
$40c
(quar.)
4-
/25c
(quar.)
Montreal
Moore Corp., Ltd.
8-31
28c
4-16
4-16
4-
30c
10c
Monarch
5-. 1
~
*
4-10
5-
7'
$1.07 Va
;
Monarch Fine Foods
Monarch
1
5-
:
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__,—
Quarterly
Montgomery
—
—
Corp., com.
(quar.)
3-15
——
.
Service
(quar.)
4.90%
(quar.)
Mohawk National Bank (Schenectady. N. Y.)
Montana
(initial quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Mobile Gas
7
(Fort
''
.
(quar.)
3"16
4%
17 Vac
—
(quar.)— I
Co.
*
9
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
Power & Light, 4.30%
pfd.
Missouri
3-30
(stock div.)—
pfd.
3-
'
'
_
preferred
preferred
4%
$$1.12 Va
10c
(S. C.)
for
-
4-14
12 Vac
pfd. (quar.).
held
shares
8c
10c
of Virginia
Telephone
4-13
4-19
5-
.:
$.066
Insurance
Abrasive
6
8c
(annual)—
A
investment
Insurance Co.
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mid-West
4-
3-24
•
1
5-
$1.10
Montreal
Lincoln
V
4-30
^
$1.22'A
Products
(quar.)
Mid-Continent Telephone (increased quar.)
Middle South Utilities (quar.)
Midland-Guardian Co.
(Cine.)
(quar.)
2
1
1
Co.
(quar.)
MidWest
4-3
7c
'M
777-7
1
,4-10
,
32'Ac
,;;7"
4-27
5-
$65C
(quar.)__
3
3-16
5-31
7/, 15c
(quar.i
Food
7.1:7'
3-16
7.
'
*■
■
preferred
6-15
3
**•■4
5-
9
4-16
10c
.
(Fla.)
Inc.
7'
4-16
1
5-14
preferred
Midnite
5
5-
4-
4.90%
3-15
6-29
77 '"7.7
4.40%
Mickelberry's
6-
.;h77v:
9
v
4-30
7-1
9
50c
45-
3r
3-
12 Vac
5-
5-21
2
2
$1.38
Electric
4-30
5-15
62 V2C
class A (quar.)__
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. ,(quar.)
&
4-10
,4
(Fred),
15c
__;
.__.
(quar.)
Water—
preference
(Mass.)—
Meyer
& Terrazzo,
7ii
3-21
;
45c
Lincoln Printing, new common
$3.50
Co.
6.
Gas
.
.
3-21
4-
(quar.)
6
Miami Tile
7
4-
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (quar.)
Metromedia, Inc.
(resumed)
Michigan
3- 9
3-21
40C
Messenger
Corp.
(quar.)
Mesta Machine Co..(quar.)
4-
6
.»■;
40c
3-
3-15
5-23
1
87'AC
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
25c
'
Inc.,-stock dividend—-—
dividend
(increased)
4-23
10c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
Stock
2
4-25
717
3-23
?
t$l
B
Wayne)
4-
1
4-
(reduced-quar.)
,—
National
45c
20c
A
2
6-
;
Corp., 4%%
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Fast Motor Lines
5-
4-15
7c
15C
net
C
...Life
2 ,/
Metropolitan Stores (Canada), Ltd.—
$1.30 preferred
(1961 series)
(s-a)_
12 VaC
-
Inc.
Liberty Life
4-
(quar.)
3-6
-
59 %C ;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
37'Ac
preferred
;
90c
Miller-Wohl
quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
2
6-
45c
common—
2
-
(quar.)—
Stores
2
4-
8'Ac
(quar.)____—__
Corp.,
2
—
(quar.l
(from
4K
7
.;.
(St. Louis)
Acceptance
4-
14c
(annual)
Fund
1
4-
C
'
-Tr—^
——
& Company (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Inc.
2
5-
4-
$1
:
-
'
rf*Vi 50c .Mf-4-2
Company, class A
Jones,
4-
Merrimack-Essex
«■
3-15
3-16
3-15
3-29
;
V
class
80c
1
8V4C
2
7
Merck &
1
4-
•7
8 VaC
2-26
9-
1
4- 2
:,5
1
2
t8'/3C
3-16
6-
4-10
5-
5-
Inc.
-4-26
9-15
;773*'5
4-
250
Merchants National Eank 6c Trust (Syracuse,
N. Y.) (quar.)
;.V 6-15
3-30
4* 9
,
45C
,
(quar.)
2
3-23
&
(quar.)
Cement
2
8V4C
4-30
-
25c
4-
4-
Pariums,
3-12
12'Ac
3-16
4-
-preferred
2
12 Vac
4-16
4-25
A
3-12
4-
23c
■
4-19
8 V»c
3-29
•
2
ioe
4-26
"p
3-16
*'
4-
quar.)
30c
$10c
series
Portland
3-31
2
3-16
>,
$1.12 fe
Mensh Investment & Development Asso.,
9-14
H.), Inc.
2
4-20
31 fee
12 VaC
(quar.)_—_______——
(increased
2
4-
7
(quar.)
Johnson & Co.
3-
12-17
(M.
4;
$1.50
42 fee
(quar.
4-15
9-28
conv.
Corp.
3-31
12-31
Inc.
3-20
3-30
(quar.)
Merchants
quar.).
5 Va %
"
McCall
4-15
Y.)—
Limitee, class A (quar.)
Corp. of Delaware (quar.)
2
3
McQuay,
Merchants
4-
3-20
44-
(quar.)
(initial
common
Mercantile Trust
25c
Lexington
7
New
3-31
25c
3-20
i'V 4- 2
2
30c
30c
preferred
2
4-
:12c
V
(quar.)
Quarterly from net investment income
Electric Co., Ltd.—
3-31
2%
,
Maui
15c
:
j.'.t
Investors Trust—
4-15
i4c.
class
preferred
15c
—
Miss.)
pfd.
Monthly
_
f
5-14
4-
25c
(quar.)
6%
4-15
.
3-15
4-30
25o
8
13c
3-16
2
2 £
4-30
9
3-
4-
S4C
.
■
(Jackson,
Son
6%
Medusa
•"•4- 1
r
4-
7 4-
4-16
77,
(increased quar.)
Mead
3-15
30c
:
.
;
Insurance
Corp,
4.
2
3-24
7, 4-25
3%
3-22
R
3-ia;
4-13
4-16
.__
3-15
4-
20c
-v
—
(quar.)_.
common
2
4-13
3-15
;
$17'Ac
2
4-
>■
Ltd.
4Va%
2
v
Inc: (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
75c
(s-a)_—
stock) (s-a)__
(N.
;)V>
2
4-
•
,
3-15
87 Vac
(quar.)
Inc.
&
3-19
2 /
4-
$$1,25
Maryland Shipbuilders & Dry Dock—
Common (quar.)
25c
Common
7
2
3-30
3-30
4-30
25c
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.)_
■_
i5c
—
4-
$22tic ;
Cement Mfg.,
(M.)
4-
■
$1.50
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells,
(quar.)—
Lincoln
'3-16
4-13
.
4-30
10%
3-14
7c'
i
(quar.)
6-10
6-1
A
Lerner
1
3-30
3-19
3-19
% 4-30
$1.37'/a
4-10
5rtl.
A
Lehman
''
North America
___r_
9
'
5c
Insurance Exchange Building* (Chicago)—
Quarterly
3-
87V2C
(monthly)..——
Leonard Refineries
3-30
*'*
1
'?'le,
;
preferred
dividend)
(Calif.)
2
8c
Class
,
1
y4- 2
y5- 1
7
■'•
5-
•
3c
.
shares
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Liberty Real Estate Trust (increased)—
Fund
4
4-16
dividend
preferred
4-
.'"'.X
income__*___"___I_____
investment
4
10c
/
(quar.)
B
Marquette
—
5%%
;
4-
7*4-
62 VaC
(quar.)
Basket
Marlin-Rockwell
25c
.
6%
preferred
9
*
Lite
Class
3-15
*4*--2 S;
6-15
0-30
2c:
(quar.)_
Corp.
9
preferred (quar.)__
2nd preferred (quar.)
Lear,
2
3-15
$25q
Electric Co., Ltd., 5% pfd, (quar.)
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
3-
;
(John)
Midland
common
$1
B
(stock
Inc.
3-
IOC
Biologicals,
(initial
Corp.,
2
40c
(quar.)
.
preference
Maritime
3-9
10c
_u__
Inc.
5 Va %
4-
3%
Company—
Lazard
3-22
•
;
.
3-30
/ 4- 2
1st
Levine's,
Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Income
from
Class
Kroger
3-
2
:77:7
''
payments from investm't income)
4- 2
•
(monthly).
Lawson
Growth Fund
Cor of
Insurance
7
.
(quar.)
investment
Institutional
___v:
4-
4-
3-26
$
& 3-1
9
4-
$1.07
Lang
4
7 ,5-18
4-14
$12 VaC
Shares,
Institutional
!
v
•>.;•> '4'r
'.
(quar.)_
d% ' preferred
Institutional
From
7 47'/a c
(quar.)
3-30
5-25
4-
$10
4-16
7%
(monthly)
Lane
1
2
3-14
6-15
4-2
Market
—
—
A t
B
4.75%
2
4-
50C
12 Vac
1%
Electronics
2 :7v;
,4-14 ••M
50c
9
—
B
Lance,
4"12
7
7
(quar.)
preferred
7
3-31
•«4-
$300
12'AC
9
87 VaC
common
Class
Lanvin
57'/a c
(quar.)_
^___
Indianapolis Power <fc Light, common
Ingersoll Machine Ss Tool, Ltd.~**U'
4-16
l-'7
4-23
25c
4.60%
4-16
/3*30
$1.75
3-
■
3-15
■
7 3-30
4-16
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)____
Maple Leaf*Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
3-
35c
,Lamson & Sessions—
9-13
277.
Income Credit Corp.; class- A (stock dividend),; 777;., 2% :7:7 4-20
Income Properties (monthly)
5- 1
777;7 6c
7 4-16
Incorporated Income Fund (from income)
"7,11c
Class
Company
12-13
7-5-717
and
(Both
2
dividend
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly •
5%
25c
,,
RR., (quar.)
5-a*
6-1
87 Vac
(quar.)
Lamsoti
€-14
•,.
4-14
dividend
Electric
3-30
-
4-20
•
55o
(quar.)__
■
3-30
,
4-16 ;
7Vac,
(P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. A (quar*)—
Malone & Hyde
Managed/Funds Inc.
Paper shares..
2
;
(quar.
Breaker.
B
Lamston
12-28
Company
Illinois Central
6-1
4-16
5c
40c
^__
RR.____
Ltd.—
shares (quar.)
.(quar.)
■
3-30
4-16
8c
Lamontague
•
Products Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred B
,:",•y •''
12 Vac
Mallory
3-21
Class
4-13
6-29
$1.25
Company
Mahoning Coal
Mailman Corp./
Conv, priority
Major Finance
4-
.
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.,
:
3-15
2
.5-.1/7
•
$1.25
7
Common
Magnavox
5-1
$35c
3-15
4- 2
77:4-
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)^
5%
,
*
3-
,
I
(quar.)
Lamar
Hiittig Sash & Door
5%
>6-22
7'V:v.--7.v
3-19
3-19
$.001
Forbes
3- 8
2
4-
,'j.j—
(Del.)—
Corp.
3-23
;•
&
4-2
8c
(monthly)
Laclede Gas Co., common
7
3-15
$10c
(Del.)
Consolidated
A
Labatt
7 •3-20
4-16
$5c
;__
Refrigerator ..Co.
-
4-25
2
4-2
10c
MacDonald <E( F.) Co.^
Macoid Industries (Initial quwr.)_._.._____.
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
.U
8
3-30
3-30
*
Hussman
Mac Andrews
3- 8
4-
$1.25
(medium grade bonds)
Krylon,
3-30
.
%;A-
20c
$20c
(quar,
4-
5%
3-
$1.12'/a
(growth
7%
4-15
$1
'
25C
div.)_
3-15
.
2
4-16
I
S-3
6%
:
3-30.
4-15
933Ao
(stock
3%
20c
4-
Stock
(quar.)
Class
.
3-16
(Jersey City)
Inc.
\
3-15
;
$1.50
4- 2
,,38'/aC
Company, common (quar.)j.
4% preferred (quar..)_u_—
1
Kratter Corp., class A
(monthly)
■3-16
4- 6
v
250
7
Industries,
,>
3-30
4-16
x
4-14
;
■
Margo's,
r
Koppers
i v- ■\4- 2
t:4-2
I
5%
56'Ac
(reduc?d)__
j
B
5-14
quar.)
B-2
Stock
5-11
5-1
Hudson
Trust
(Union City, N. J.)
(quar.);
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
Class
3-8
1
preferred (quar.)
Kirsch
37 VaC
__
County National Bank
Quarterly _7_
/
common
3-30
;
4-16
5-
$25c
(quar.)
7
VidcotironicS, class A
6-
Corp.
(stock dividend)
King-Seeley Thermos Co. (increased quar.)__
Press (quar.)—
;_
3-23
4-12
.t
(quar.)
Hudson
'
Maremont
Kingsport
*
(quar.)
Ltd.
;
on
4-16 7
31 v*c
—
5-14
*»
KnickerbocKer
.
preferred
20VaO
$22 Vac
.
Inc.—
dividend
5-14
Kimberly-Clark
^10-15
4-10
L_
(quar.)
—1
Class
7-16
15-25
35c
Common
3%%
:
$1.08
—
Class
4-14
4-25,
.
t
15c
(increased quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4% -preferred (quar.)___________________
quar.)
Typograph, common
1
6% preferred (quar.)
Lynch Corporation <$tock dividend)..
$1.12 Va
Series
3-15
5-25
(quar.)___
common
Lucky Stores,
Marine
Series
3-26
'
100%
York "(quar.)
preferred
(initial
Ludlow
MPO
500
(quar.)
±
-Kerr-McGee Oil Industries. Inc.
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
1st preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3-30
25c
Baking Co.
convertible
.
6
Electric—
&
common
5-14
1
Refining (quar.)
Kentucky Stone, common
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay
.
2
J'X::*- 4
25c
.___.I_.1_'
(N. J.) (quar.)
Inc. (stock dividend)
Gas
VuV'V. '
.
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar..)_.
4 Va % preferred (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co.
4-13
4-
•
Co.—
(increased
5%
5
1
Kendall
,
4-15
1
30C
25c
(Fjank W.),. Ltd.. class A (quar,)__
Houdaille
_
$14
1
■
*
Horn & Hardart
Home's Enterprises,
2
Angeles Turf Club
6-1
3 Va %
preferred (quar. )
Kelly Girl Service (Initial)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
4-24
5C:
_i-:_
Inc.
2
3-
Los
$1.12 Va
•
—
(quar.)
preferred
3 Va %
3-26
20c
____
New
3-
2
3-30
6-
(quar.)_____—
Kellogg Company—
3 Va %
preferred (quar.)
3 Va %
preferred (quar.)
3-12
4- 2
30c
Hobart Mfg., (stock dividend.
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
of
2
4-10
Light—
Kayser-Roth- Cotp.
3
10c
—
Winston,
84c
3-20
;
Hoerner Boxes, common (quar.)
.<•
Holly Sugar Corp., .common (quar.)________
7 5%
preferred fojiar.)__,
Holmes (D. H.), Ltd. (quarO-i—-
4-
4-
2-28
6-
Corp, (monthly):
Kaymarq
3-12
25c
Co.
4-
&
preferred
Monthly
Monthly
5
4-11
\
Insurance
4-
-4- 2
.
(quar.)__
60c
$1.75
3-14
4-10
Maritime
(increased
preferred
Kavanau
3-26'
.«4"> 5
>
-40o
if-
Hines (Edward) Dumber (quar.) 1
Home
2
;
v
,
Holv Rinehart-&
5%
3-1
__________
(quar.)___—
Electrjc
4.50%
'3-27
Quarterly:
Quarterly
9
3-22
4-2
-
preferred A
Power
3-
>
4-10
35c
"
3-15
55c
Electric
&
Common
5
•,3%
56VIC
(quar.)___.
4.28%
5
5
43 %C
__
Gas
Kansas
4-10
4-
15c
,
2
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
$1.083/4
preferred
3-
4-
.
(stock dividend)
Co.—
4.50%
4-10
4-15
20c
(quar.)
split)
stock
4-
Los
$1
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
3-15
25c
Cement
3-30
(P.)
preferred
$1.05
1—
(quar.)
95c
Heritage Industrial Corp.....:
Hrirtz; Corp. (fluar.
Heubleln, inc., -a
Higbee Company, (quar, )_..L_.l
V
Lorillard
Portland
7%
95c
.
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
—K
preferred
preferred
c
.
■-s
Longhorn
:»
—
Kansas
15c
Heppenstall1 Co., 4fe %.. preferred
Hercules Gallon Products, Inc.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
.
3-12
2
2
2
Gas, 7% preferred (accum.)
Manufacturers-Hanover Trust
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% preferred (quar.)
283/4C
1
common
3-14
2
44-
Common
17Vac
(quar.)
4'/a%
-
4-15
;
preferred
4-
3%
30c;
(quar.)
3-30
$3c
preferred .»(quar.)
4.32%
4-15
Royalties.
Henry's Drive-In, Inc.
Hercules
4-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.20 %
6
4-10
:
40c
non-cumulative
Hendrick
^
_______
(quar.)___
Inc.
3-26
4-10
2iy«c
lquar.)__.
(quar. I.:—
Co.,
Logan,
v
1
10c
-preferred
Hayes
20c
dividend
3-15
120c
$$1.75
xi3/4Vo
xiy»%
x!Va% /
xiy2%
$1.75
—
>
1
4^2
>
11 Vac
(quar.)
Electric, 4'A% pid.
(quar.)
v
5 Va %
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Hawley
Products
Haydock Fund i___
;
l<
(quar.)
4-13
-
f
5-
27 Vac
F.) Co.
Co.., (quar.)_________
Steel
4-16
4-10
s,
7%
4r 2
5- 1
62c
,
56 V4c
.
Hawaiian
...
"
City Power & Light
4/3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
'
1
5-
75c
preferred
Haverhill Gas
...
Long Island Trust (N. Y.)
Kansas
4-3
4-28
5-
35c
iv2%
(quar.)
4.50%
Hausman
4-
4-16
.
4.96%
Hauserman;(E.
;
4-14
10c
(quar.)
Light, com.
5-1
Manchester
3-15
•
4-15
;10c
(quar.)
Markets
Inc.
Electric
Hartford
.
*'
.
(quar.)
E
4.35%
(quar.)
Stores,
Hartford
-
3-31
3-31
:
Co.. (quar.)
Super
Jonathan
-
,
v
Service, Ltd.— '
—
4%
,
6%
•
1
3-9
Shoe,
3-19
40 c
Logan, Inc.)
3-15
preferred A (quar.)
$15c
Class B (quar.)___^_j—\2VrC
Johnny-On-Thq-Spot Central, Inc. (N. Y.)—>*■
'••, Quarterly
a
7%C.V';
4
4 Va %
Hanover
3-19
2
4-10
6%
1
4fe%
(quar.):
2
4-
4-16
.
::
-
3-
5-15
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hanover Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
3-14
4-
15c
$40c
_/'
4-16
■
.■
"7-
-
preferred (quar.)..
4-14
17 %c
,
(Initial)
com.
(quar.)__
Long Island Lighting (increased quar.)
Long Island National Bank of Hicksville____
: %
($0,045
new
4-
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
a, 4%
preferred (quar.)_
<>,,*, $1
Jewel Tea Co.,. 3%% preferred- (quar.)—93^40
Jockey Club, Ltd., com. (increased quar.)__
$3c
5-25
6-11
15c
-
(Del.)
Inc.
—
I
'
12'/aC
15c
:
Fund,
/
B
Co.,
4-16
27'/ac
t60c
$75c
15c
J
7yaC
;
(initial-quar.)
7% preference (quar.)
ly—_
7% preference B (quar._i
5%
preference C (quar.).
5%
preference D (quar.)____—
3-21
1
4-15
c
30C
(quar.)
Ltd.
5-
preference
Chain
Grader, class A
17'7:
5-
37'/a C
37'/a
(quar.)
Cotton,
3-31
Stock
—
New
■
Public
Common
Hamilton
(quar.)
Jeannette Glass,
—
1
(Bloomington,
Co.,'5ya% pfd. (quar.)_
Foundation, Ltd.^com. (quar.)_
Research
Jamaica
.
Gustin-Bacpn Mfg. Co.
5-
1st
Steel
3-15
2
$1.25
(s-a)__
-
3-
••
(guar.)
Ltd.
2
4-
(quar.)
Mining.
4-
tb. 4-
____
& Ohio RR.—
9
$5C
Logan (Jonathan) (see Jonathan
from ordinary -Income plus $0,095 from
capital:
14c
Iowa Electric Light & Powerj com. (quar.)47'/ac
4.80%
preferred (quaf.)______-^^_____»_«,
1 • 60c
4.30% preferred (quar.)—533/4C
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)
•
40o
Irving Trust (quar.)
40c
Island-Creek Coal Co., common (quar.)_____
37Vac
$6 preferred (quar.)
1__j
$1.50
17'/aC
common
—
Gulf Mobile
3-
$1.75
,
(quar.)
...
(quar.)_;
;—
6% preferred (quar.)...
:
____
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
"
Griesedieck Co., 5% conv. pid. (quar.)—
Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada (increased).
Gulf Life Insurance Co, (Jacksonville)—
Quarterly
Greenwich
4-2
60c
:—
I
12-10
30c
(quar.
2-28
25c
preferred
Investors
3-16
7
5-1
40C
:
& .Casualty
,
6%
'
,
Fire
preferred (quar.)
Funding Corp. of New York, class A
Class B■'
Corp.—
$$2.50
4-2
17'/ac
$0,007/a
(initial)
Investors
3-15
(Houston )—
Tcommon
Western; Sugar,
75c
6%
3-19
4-
50c
;
Lockwood
(s-a)
Investment
4-10
4-30
20C
(quar.)
Locke
3-23
$1.60
Co
4-2
7'
,
$50c
;
Gmit
Textbook
Interphoto Corp., class A
Class B (lnltJal)
56'Ac
r__
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)...
Great Northern Ry!
(quar.)•—_.„—
Great
1
15c 1
(s-a) _1___—
preferred
International
4-27
4-15
,
Interstate Securities
Canada Investment
&
3-2? 7
5-16
25c
Payable of Rec.
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd.—
International
7
3-15
Holders
When
Share
4-16
25c
-
49
Per
Name of Company
60C
(quar.)
common
Holdings Corp.—
'v
'
(From net ordinary income)^
;___
*_
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
3-26
5-
$1.50
_____—
Insurance
Harvester,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
International
4-13
,.
•
(quar.)
American
1
4-20
4-20
20c
Grand Union Co., 4fe% pfd, ,(quar.i
Gray Drug Stores ;(quar.)
Great
3-9
1
2
5-
*■'
15c
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.-
International
5% 7
-
Goodman
4-
$13c
12 Vac
Company
3-23
4-10
50c
Globe
Gluckin
Name of
Payable of Rec.
25c
....
When
Per
.•
'
Glens
■
.
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
\
'
-
4-16
3-31
$35c
4-16
3-31
t25c
4-
2
3-
9
1.
■
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1594)
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
X.
When
Per
Holders
Per
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
••
~
V
Name of Company
Forging, common (quar.)
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Moore
Morrison
Cafeterias
3-15
-
Nova
3-15
4T 2 .
4- 2%
4- 2
4-13
20c
59%c
62V2c
$1
Drop
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
Scotia
Noxzema
Class
Consolidated—
Light 81 Power
Chemical. Co.
Common
2-23
3-15
(quar.)
4-
$20c
3-
2
Name of Company
1
3-15
4-2
20c
20c
4-
2
6-
1
Pyle National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
3-15
3%
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
(stock dividend)
/,
Share
:
-
Publication Corp., 7 % pfd. (quar.)
Puritan Sportswear
(quar.).
(Md.)—
(increased-quar.):;
B
NuTone,
Payable of Rec.
Share
Products
Electro
Morse
Mortgage Guaranty
dividend
...'Stock
Morton Foods,
Motorola,
;
(quar.)
5c
,
5% '
7c
—-
lc
—
-
Mount
4.44%
4-15
3-0
4- 2
3- 9
4-16
3-30
5-15
4.40%
Gas
$3.50
6-20
k
'
$2
Old
f -
A
(stock
dividend).
Class
A
(stock
,
dividend)
12-20
12-
1
4-18 '
'
10c
37 %c
Oil
4%
&
Life
(quar.)__
Extra
8c
_;—
—
Nashville Breeko Block (s-a)_—
Nation-Wide Check (quar.)
Nation-Wide
which
/
National Bank
Trust
&
National
Biscuit
National
Cash
National
Electric Welding
Co.,
N.
National Fire
Fuel
Gas
Linen
Service
Newark
&
Essex
Class
BB
Quarterly
National
5%
%
Stock
National-Standard
Co.
Products
Nevada
Lighting,
4- 2
3-16
$4.40
Inc.
(N.
2
3-15
4- 2
3-15
7%
4-10
3-22
"
4- 2
3- 9
"
.
V
.
31 Y*c
31 Vic
26c
4- 2
3-9
6%
preferred
!
4-23
4-
4-23
4- 5
4-23
4- 5
22c
* 4-23
Reduced
f.
5
Paxton
4- 5
(quar.)—
-4-23
3-15
4- 23-15
32%c
4- 2
30c
4-12
3-29
$55c
2% %
4-
2
$6
3-15
4-17
'
'
20c
4- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)_^_
$15c
4-20
3-30
5-
4-10
Ltd.
21c
27Vic
*
1
3-23
England Power" Co., 6% - pfd.
5.52% preferred (quar.)_____
4.60%
(quar.)__
f $1.38
;
preferred
(quar.)
Hampshire Insurance (quar.)_____
%
60c
.
•
: __•
•
.__
(quar.)__
A:
prior preferred
'
(quar.)___
Trap Rock Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
._
Oil
$1-20
North
3-31
&
1
3-21
Gas
Illinois
Common
Public
4.50%
Insurance
Northern
Pacific
Northern
Plastics
Co.
Ry.
Co.
Y.)
Quebec Power,
(increased)
2
3-30
4-16
3-30
4-20
4-
*:
$4.11
preferred
6
15c
4-2
3-9
15c
4-27
4-13
5-
1
1
$4.16
preferred
5-
1
3-22
preference
A
preference B
preference C
Utilities,
5.50%
preferred
L
(quar.)_—15c
6-15
6-
1
Rochester
15c
9-18
9-
4
t45c
5-15
■■
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
3-30
4-2
3-
9
Rorer
4-2
3-
9
Rowe
4- 2
$1.10
Class
A
9
5c
6-
1
5-15
Russ Togs
5c
6-
1
5-15
Russell
4-13
3-14
20c
$1.50
5c
(quar.)—
3-19
4-2
4-
2
3-16
4-30
t
4--3.
17*/2c<
€2l4c
4-30
22Vic
4-30
4-20
10c
4-30
;4-20
(quar.)
50c
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50
4-10
3-30
90c
4-16
3-19
97y2c
5-1
4-16-
4-13
;
(Md.)—
2
3-13
,
$1.06
4-14
3-23
Precisionware,
4-14
3-23
$0,
1
-
5- t
4-15
$1
-
6%
25c
•
4-14
37y2c
(quar.)
40c
common
(quar.)
7c
(quar.)
62y2c
$1.50
38c
6-
4-16
3-15
4- 2
•
1
5-
37y2c
5-15
5-
1
4-30
4-
9
4-
2
4
4-25
Prince
2nd
3-31
3-30
Co.
4-14
2
3-16
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
t27y2c
(quar.)
t27VaC
(quar.)
t27%c
25c
-
.
4-
2
,
3-16
3-20
4-10
4-
2
5-
1
4- 2
3-13
5-15
5-1
41c
4-15
3-30
quar.)
t56c
5.
1
4.13
4-16
3-20
3-20
1c
(quar.)
-6- 1
5-10
lc
6-1
5-10
2
3-12
75c
Co.
30c
Inc.
7V2c
2%
$50c
(quar.)
15c
1
4%
$2
Business
(Colo.)
Gold
Men's
Life
4-
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
4-14
3-23
4-
2
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
Insur¬
10%
7-31
10%
■
4- 9
,
6-29
3-16
14c
4-
2
3-15
|30c
5-
1
4-13
(quar.):
Canada
New
(quar.)
Hampshire—
(quar.)
-
27c
5-15
4-27
preferred
(quar.)
;
84c
5-15
4-27
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_______,___ll___l_
$1.12y2
5-15
4.36%
Service
Co.
of
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
:
A
$1.16'A
4- 2
3-15
2
3-15
$1.06
4-
$1
4-
2
3-15
6-15. -^6-
Bcarsdale
Bank
&
Trust
(N.
Y.)
Scott
Aviation
&
Co.
4-10
-4-5
'
4-17.
4-10
4-16
3-30
4-16
3-30
3-30
4-16
a 3-30
4-16
30c
3-30
4-15
$1.09
"
$oi.v4
4-15
4-2
30c
20c
4-
2
4-15
4-
2
4-
-
3-16
.
2
4-16
30c
4-
3-19
2
3-20
37V2C
4-15
3-31
30c
4-13
3-23
15c
6-
1
5-15
4-30
4-10
2y2c
(monthly)
10c
4-
2
3-20
10c
5-
1
4-20
10c
III"
6-
1
5-18
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney—
Common
./quar.)
15c
$4.75
(quar.)
s.
2
3-16
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
Associates
Electronic (initial).
Finance Corp., common
f.
s.
f.
4-11
4-10
3-22
$1.18%
4-10
3-22
$1.25
4-10
3-22
$1,561/*
preferred
4-10
3-22
preferred
68%C"
Security
Title
Security Trust
See's
Candy
Selas
50c
Corp.
(Rochester,
of
2nd
American
(quar.)
N.
^
(quar.)
2
2-23
2
3-16
60c
15c
■-
7'/2c
4-10
4-
4-
2
■
5-11
,
4-13
5
3-
8
4-20
;
'
'3-30
4-13
3-30
12y2c
4-
1
3-16
(quar.)_.— .-A2VaC
4-
1
(quar.)___
common
Inc.—
.1..
(Quarterly tpom investment income)
—-----
_*
I.;
12'Ac
Y.).
preferred
Shares,
2
•4-
40c
Angeles)
Seton
Leather,(quar;)
Special
*
2
4-
;
4-
C.)—
__________
America,
convertible
D.
common...:.;
—
4-
4-13
35c
;
(Philadelphia)
(Los
4-13
35c
;___
Shops,
B
$1.25-
(Washington,
Insur.
,
3-20
•
(quar.)
Second National Bank
Security Storage
Quarterly
3-15
10c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6.25 s. f. preferred (quar.)
Seagrave Corp.—
5y2% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
.$5
4-
$1.12%
25c
$4.50 preferred A
Seaboard
•
4-25
4-16
(quar.)_
Monthly
Monthly
-
.:
25c
(stock dividend)
Fetzer
1
9. 4
12J 3
3-ls
9-17
12V17
22c
(quar.)
Schering Corp., 5% prefert*ed (quar.)
Schlltz (Joseph)
Brewing Co. (Wise.) (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.
Selected
Oklahoma—
preferred
.
5 V4 % 1 'preferred
B (quar.)__
rfr V.' ••
Savannah Sugar Refining
Corp. (quarj
Sawhill Tubular Products
(quar.)
'4-27
Public
.
22,1/2c
.
-
preferred (quar.)
Savannah Electric &
Power, common (quar.)
Class
3.35%
J
J.
3-15
3-22
Common
preferred,
(quar.)^—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
3-15
of
,$1.25
:>5%
Seaboard
2
of
(quar.)$1.25
3-22
4-10
Co.
(quar.)
preferred,
preferred, (quar.)
$1.25
St.; Louis
Steel?Casting, (quar.)_—
,llc.
St^ Paul Fireu&vMarine
Insurance (quar.)
,
36c.
Sams (Howard W.) & Co.
(quar.)
—15c
San Diego Gas &
Electric, com. (quar.) _J__
30w
5.60%
preferred
(quar,)
l,
*
28c
Sears Roebuck & Co.
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
5%
3-15
4-
Service
'
3-27
17y2c
■
(increased quar:)
5%
,
2
12y2c
Public
2
Power—
5%
6
Mfg.
Provincial
1
4-
.
Lawrence
4-
15c
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Co.
4-1
"4-
,
$1*25
1*t 42c
6-16
class'A •(initial)
..
^
$400...-4^30
Corp., .Ltd., common- (quar;)__
$25c
5- 1
-preferred A, / (quar,) _i.^—_________.'
$$ii25V
4-25'
St. Louis National
Stockyards
75c
4- 2
St. Louis-San-' Francisca
Ry;
■
•
*
•«
•
1
St.
4-
Industries
Gas
Common
&
f$l:
$1;07%-
^Lawrence-Cement,
4-10
ll7/ac
1
&
>"
4-16
$75c
quar.)
4.85%
}$1
3-15
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
St.Joseph.-Light
Scott
4.24%
-
3-30
2
Progress
Providence
3-30
4-
&
3-30
4-16
4-16
4-
Progress
•;
3-30
4-14
9
5c
preferred
Professional
3-30
t4%c
6
27'/2c
dividend
Professional
3-30
4-14
6
4-
5-15
&
ance
4-14
4-
4-30
10c
Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)_„_
Proctor-Silex Corp., 4%% conv.
pfd. (quar.)
3-30
4-14
1
5-1
5-
Products—
Gardner
Procter
3-31
4-20
3-20
3V3C
(stock dividend)
Price Brothers Ltd
3-22
4-25
4- 2
3y2c
"
Inc.
'■%
"
4.40%
(monthly)
(increased
v'-
____a
preferred1 Aj (quar.)
5 %
Preway, Inc.
Read
5%
-
'
preferred
Lambert
Inc., class A (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—
4% preferred
4.30% preferred; (quar.)___—_^—-
,
r
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)_
(increased-quar.)_
it i
4-13
4-30
(quar.)
j
4-16
5»
common
(quar.)
•Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)___„_
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5JA% pfd.
(quar.)
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc. (quar.)______
Ruppert (Jacob) 4JA% preferred (quar.)
9
3-
3-9
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.)
Furniture
3-
(initial)
Pratt,
&
(William
'
4- 2
(quar.)_-
(quar.)
common
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred
4-2
37y2c
(quar.)_
Broadcasting, Inc.
$1.15
preferred
(Initial
,
83%c
'
(quar.)
Telephone,
V.)
Rollins
4-19
of Canada
1st
(A.
6
$1.12V2
Electric
preferred I
5%%
y 4-
33c
dividend)
Partlc. preferred
Roe
5-1
(quar.)
Power Industrial
.
5- 1
30c
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—__
5.65% preferred (quar.)___
4-20
1
common
5%
37y2c
(quar.)
General
3-23
$1.04
2
Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
4-14
90c
common
Ltd.— ' "*
4-
Plough,
Pratt
$1.02%
(quar.)
4-16;
& Heather,
Inc.
(lnltlal-quar,).—
(initial-quar.)^.
Corp.
3-23
$1.02
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
preferred
K
3-
4-14
$1.02y2
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd.,
J
preferred
Ry
Piatt Corp., class A
Class A
(monthly)
(quar.)
4%
preferred
3-9
4y2%
3-22
Electric,
&
4.10%
4-3
Portland
Co.
Gas
4.95%
;
4- 3
Power Corp.
3-22
5-
29y2c
(quar.)
Northwestern
-
v
(Minnesota)—
(quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)—
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
$4.10
preferred
(quar.)
3-19
$1.75
Plasticrete
3-13
4-30
$50c
Common
5y2 %
4-
$ 10c
Northern States Power
5ya%
4-13
Ltd.—
Extra
3
.
$1.75
Stock
._:
4-
preferred F
(quar.)_
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-19
7%
55c
(quar.)
3
Mills—
Button
Rochester
..
-
convertible
$1.22
(N.
4-
(reduced)___
(stock
$1.13
1
3-19
12y2c
:
(quar.)
preferred
$1.06y4
(quar.)
2
.,
4%%
Howell
Class B
(quar.)
5ya%
1
$1.37y2
preferred
4-
Common
Service
preferred
Northern
5-
38c
4.88%
Common
10-11
$1.25
4.22%
northern
7-12
1
12'/2C
,
(quar.)___
Northern
1
1
t6c
,
preferred
4-27
3-16
4-12
58-
25c
(quar.)
3-19
4-
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
50c
(incr.-annual)'^
2
stock split)
Bottlers
;
(quar.)„__
(quar.)
Roadway Express, common
;
Robbins & Myers Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred
(quar.)
8-3
Pittsburgh -Brewingi
11-
Mills
(Hartford)
12J/2c
(initial)
class A
$2^50
Rice
Rochester
class A
3-9
Ltd
(increased quar.)
Indiana
Cotton
preferred (quar.)
Brand
10c
Philippine Long Dlstance Telephone^___-___
$4 preferred (guar.)
Pillsbury Company (quar.)___
?• >
Gas—
preferred
Robinson
3%%
5-11
$22y2C
4-2
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5Vsj% preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
3-30
Pioneer Credit Corp.
30c
5%
Northern
4-1.3
3-9
15c
Engineering Works
Northern
$1.50
,
V'^A'/.r A-y.A:
15c
(quar.)
Northern
Trust
4-2
(quar.)
Lines
Riverside
$15c
(quar.)
Canada,
of
River
3-26
(quar.)
United
Common
r
Fund
Pennsylvania
'
4-13
2
15c
preferred
Van
,
3-15
54-
1
Refractories
American
;
93%c
;
Aviation
American
2
3-23
93%c
•
3-26
4-10
$l5c
(quar.)
convertible
4-
V.
4-10
common_____
New class B
3.90%
3-14
;
(quar.)
Gas Corp.—
American
North
4%
"
4-10
t ^v.-/
(quar.)
American
North
North
4-4
preferred
Nortex
North
V
.
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
4- 2
10c
50c
3-26
3-26
4% preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Van Houses Corp^—•
2-23
(quar.)
8-13
t
3-12
,
$1.50
A'
(quar.)
preferred
2
4- 2
$1.50
___
New
(quar.)_
Bros,
$1.13
(Del.),
Philadelphia National Bank
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Philip Morris, Inc., common
1
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., com. (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric, 3%% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—
:
B
-
?
3-12%.
Western
4- 2
•:
4-
50c
Peterson
2',
Richmond, Fredericksburg & PotomaC' RR.—,
Quarterly
Rich's, Inc., common (increased)
14q
—
Eastern
&
Preferred
3-15
2
Riqhman
3-26
3-26
(incr.-quar.)_.
(Jacksonville)
Permanent©- Cement Co.,
V
3-12
4-
$1.09
Newark
6%
4-
4- 2
Times—
preferred
Pepsi-Cola
4-16
\
-
.
Peoria
25c
•
2
Rhodes
4-10
.__
9 *:
3-30
Rhode
3-26
3-26
4-10
___v
common
3-
4-
$1.18%
r
_
3-15'
3-26
4-10
$1.25
Non-voting (reduced)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.)
3-15
2
4- 2 !
v. 4-27
'
60&c
(quar.)(increased-quar.) ;
com.
preferred (quar.)—
:
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
;
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
4-
85c
?
4%%
6%
4- 2
$1.15 ;
—
Voting
!
^
:
(R. J>. Tobacco, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
Island Electric Protective
(quar.)
4-10
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
3-27
1
•
(quar.)_
%preferred
4-10
preferred- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-15,
of
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$4.75
preferred
4-10
Supply Co.—
Co.
preferred
4- 2
Bank
4 Vs
Canada,
preferred
Metals,
—$1.35-
a
4.50%
'
1st
Reynolds
$1.75
4.40%
-
$1.50
National
5•■*?"
4%%
(quar.)
4-10
7y2c
reverse
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
$1.41
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc., $1.50
pfd. (quar.)
Penney (J, C.) Co. (quar.)_.
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
3-20
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_____
Aluminum Co. of
$1.25
Insurance
Quarterly
Penmans, Ltd.,
3-19
(Dallas)
$1.54
Peninsular Metal Products
—
(monthly)
Insurance
___B
;
25c
(One-for-five
r
(Dallas)
Life
Construction
$1.50
common.
Life
(quar.)
Bank
24c
Dental
Lumber
Coal,
JlOc
Reynolds
Common-
-r
X:-1
:
(quar.)
.-1—
Peninsular
-4-.5 :.
4^2
35c
-
Peabody
*
4c
65c
(quar.)
New
6%
Reynolds
______________________________
Class B
1'
3-30
Class
3-20
Co.
(Frank)
4-13
Common
4-16
Park Chemical
35c
Steel
$1.10
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
21c
*
-
split-
Republic
(quar.)
F.)
tlOc
(quar.)^
dividend
Rexach
(quar.)_
(M.
t20c
(quar.)
Revlon Inc.
4- 9
4-15
York
3-23
Stock
3-20
3-19
Patterson
45c
Ltd.
common
(Canada), Ltd., clj-vAf (quar.)
National
3-19
,4-13
•
Corp.—
5c
Annual
4-16
4-2
% 25c
62%c
—
3-9
4-2
24c
Engineering Co. (Ohio)—
National
4-2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% serial preferred (quar.)_
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)
PaGific Telephone & Telegraph
50c
5Vi %
25c
12y2c
Co.
preferred
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
90c
22V2Q
(quar.)
$1.09"
Express
$4.36
5.40%
33c
New
4- 2
4-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.64%
10c
(quar.)
York
4-16
(initial)
common
3.35%
New
4- 2
preferred
4-
Y.)
^
Gas,
5-15
3-15
&
Service
1
4- 2
4.60%
Natural
6-
4-16
3-20
3-9
Jersey
Republic
$3c
4-16
3-31
New Orleans Public
Republic
$1.18%
4-10
New
3-30
convertible
New
87 %c
;
25c
preferred
4-27
$4.75
6.16%
3-15
2
.
Pacific Power & Light—
1
Water
3-20
3-30
3-19
4-2
Haven
2
4- 4
4-10
New
4-
4*16
4- 4
5%
4-
87y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)_
Republic Corp., common
3-20
J.)—
9
A
3-20
(quar.)_i_^^u__^___^__
stock
A
Class
4-16
$1
Two-for-one
Class
4-16
(N.
3-
3-15
(quar.)__
Co
Chains
2
5
50c
(init. quar.)
4-13,
,
3
5%
Electric &
4-
$1.18%
'
B
4-
Quarterly
4-
$1.12 y2
28c
New
Class
Reliance
5-10
5%
Ltd.
America, common
(quar.).
(quar.).
tCanada),
(quar.)
4-20
(quar.)
(Boston)
Merchants
Reitman's
3-15
15c
com.
new
13-22,
4-11
$27c
preferred
Pump
Renold
(s-a)
(Can.), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Machinery, Inc. (Wise.)
Corp. (quar.)
Reeves-Macdonald Mines,
3-15
2
(quar.)
preferred
Bedford Gas & Edison Light (quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Assn.
(quar.)
Ehgland
Electric,
preferred
New
Boston
&
3-23
4-20,
5-25
30c
dividend
45c
Investment,
■
uTc
Reece
4-16
4-2
50c
Gas
New
New
5-15
4-
of
(quar.).
Properties Corp.,
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
Canadian
Intermountain
'
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
4-16
Fund—
Corp.
Extra
(Little Rock)—
Power
5%%
4-16
1
31c
of Canada,
3-15
preferred
Nebraska Consolidated Mills Co.
Neon
3-23
2
preferred
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
6
4-
20c
A
(quar.)
Terminal
Pacific
National Trust Co., Ltd.
Nautec
4-
5-15
t25c
t25c
$$1.75
Ltd.
Co.
Bearings
Corp.
Reda
per
20c
class
M
&
Stock
$4.50
(Newark, N. J.)—
(initial quar.)
Car
$0,132
$i.5(r
class A (incr, quar.)
Class A (increased-quar.)
Realty Equities Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
lire
$4.75
Bank
National Tank
3-28
3
3-19
3-19
(quar.)
common
Coast
Pacific
———
(quar.)
4-
4-4
(quar.).
series
Real
5
4- 4
—______
series
New
Atlantic
Pacific
3-15
(quar.)
Balanced
4-
5- 1
Research
Dividend
4-19
25c
$1.25
$1.12y2
-
National Shawmut Bank
National State
Pacific
3-30
(quar.)__
series
4- 9
1
$1.50
(quar.);
series
Income
&
5-
preferred
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
Banking
Mfg.
1st
(quar.)
Machinery——
Stock
6
10c
&
1st
$3.50
—
(stock
3-16
A (quar.)——:
5% 2nd preferred B (quar.)—__—.—
$1.04 preferred (quar.)
Growth
3-
3-15
10c
National Securities
$3.50
B
Propane Corp.—
Screw
Airmotive
4- 2
2nd preferred
Rubber
Pacific
$37,/ac
:—
National
7
4- 2
(s-a)
National
Radio
4-13
4-13
25c
4-14
(s-a)
:
Corp.
30c
Periodical Publications,
National
6-
5-
35c
AA
3-21
4-27
(quar.)
40c
Quarterly
Class
4-2
4-27
4-20
Racine Hydraulics &
Common
com.
Corp.,
Line Insurance
about
Securities
tl5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National Old
to
Pacific
(quar.)
4V2%
National
3-30
distribution.
Discount
Oxford Paper
4-13
•
15c
(quar.)
$1.50 prior preferred (quar.)
National Lead Co., 6%
preferred
R
3-30
4-20
50c
(Italy)—
of
90
SPA
Fiberglas
4-13
75c
Machine Co
common
4-10
4-13
(quar.)
(payment
Cement,
gains
Owens-Corning
.
3-22
:
4-30
3-30
4-16
...
•
3-23
$1
30c
(Hartford)
Co.
Ltd.,
6-15
Portland
Owners
(quar.)
Insurance
National Grocers,
4- 2
4-13
5 %
55c-
Queen Anne Candy Co.
Quincy Mining (quar.)
;
Y.)—
(increased),
common
Register
4- 9
25c
___
(Norwich,
A
share)-.-
Over-the-Counter
3- 9
4-16
(San Antonio)
:
Bank
4- 2
& Co.
ADRS
amounts
Capital
Common
5%
'
16c
:—;—-__
of Commerce
Quarterly
National
Oregon
75c
income
(quar.)
common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Opelika Mrg. Corp. (quar.)
5-1
3-20
(N. Y.)—
New common (initial quar.)
National
5-15
4-13
40c
National Bank of Auburn
National
3-15
2c
(quar.)—
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar.)
—
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
3-15
4-10
•
investment
from
4-10
2c
25c
——
—
Securities—
Quarterly
-:
•
,
Quebec
3-15
3-30
75c
33c
33c
20c
12l/2c
(Boston)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred
(Ing. C.)
Preference
3-31
3-31
depositary
Fabric
Narrow
3-15
(quar.)
common
Insurance
Gas Co.,
Power
.
(quar.)
2
4-
25c
•
;
Electric,
convertible
Olivetti
1
„
4-16
4-16
Republic
Olin
„
3-21
(
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Old
1
2%
-
Common
6%
6-
2%
—._.
6-20
preferred
4-10
'
Insurance
4-2
6%
$1.06
,
Old National Corp., class A
Class B
(quar.)—
6- 1
2%
•'
__________—
Murphy Corp. (stock dividend)
Mutual System, Inc.—•
Colony
.
.—
3-15
,
(quar,)__.
common
■■
i
,75c
dividend
5c
32c
20c
(quar.)—
&
2
4-
$1.11
$1.10
9?y2c
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
'
^
Class
(quar.)
Oklahoma
4-13
3-20
Stock
Quaker Oats,
.
Helicopters
4-30
:
preferred
Okanagan
>
•
3-2
4-2
t50c
—
cquar.)
5-11
4-16
Vernon Mills, Inc.
preferred (s-a)
7%
preferred
5-31
%
(quar.)
v
3.90% preferred
Oilgear Do. •
22 %c
Movielab Film Laboratories—
Ltd.
5-11
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.$10c
States Telephone &
Telegraph—
___
Mills,
Co.—
3-20
3-27
3-30
Mountain
Quarterly
Edison
5-31
6c
—,
Ogilvie Flour
Ohio
0.1
3-20
4-30
4-2
Quaker City Life Insurance Co. (Phlla.).
4-10 ;
4-10:;
4-13
•
25c
•
3-16
3-28
;
:
:
(quar.).;
Extra
4- 2
4-18
(Milw.)
(initial quar.)__
new common
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance Corp.
—————---%
Mount Diablo Co.
Mount
$1.75
(quar.)
2 ; >
i2y2c
_
__
preferred
4-
10c
(quar.).
•
7%
Payable of Rec*
$1.75
T
.
6c
12V2c
17y2c
4-26
3-30
tl
3-24
3-241
,
Volume
Number 6147
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1595)
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.
■
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Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A
Class
B
Class'
v
(s-a)
C
125c
/-
Class
Corp.
of
Staunton
M.)
(increased
Co.
(quar.)
4-17
Atlantic Qas
Co.,
common.—.
4-16
preferred" tquar.)
L
-
South Carolina Electric & Gas—
(increased )
4-
2
'5% preferred (quar.)
"4.50% preferred (quar.)
.4.60% j preferred
(quar.)
'
....
'
—.—4.-^.-
•
4- 2
4- 2
•
dividend
Stock
•
.1
3-20
►
Public
8-1
Southern
California
New
common
4Vi%
4-
9
9
3-23
-
Water—"
Fire
Southern
4-
5%
4-
5
...
preferred
&
New
...—.
5%
5-14
1
5-14
5-14
Tidewater
34c
6-1
5-14
Foods
Oil
Co.,
Time Finance Corp.
5-15
4-19
Class
4-16
4-16
3-30
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
'•
25c
'
>'
6-15
9-14
-
quar.)
5-15
2
25c
4-16
five-for-tliree split'4' ' '
Southwestern Electric Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
4.65%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.16%
4.28% preferred (quar.)
$1.07
3-15
4-16
approve
a
.
Southwestern
4.40%
Electric
preferred
^
4-
!
3-16
1
X
3-16
2
;5-
3-16
2
4-
;■
3
4-
2
4-
4-3
"
3.70%
25c
(quar.)
'
Public
preferred
3.90%
L
4.15%
preferred
.
preferred
4.40%
>
3-
7-10
,
preferred
$25
-
6-29
9
-
(quar.)
-5-1
;
$1.10
5-
1
1
5-
Common
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
——
preferred
(quar.)
Productsr Inc., • common i (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)„._^*___'«.-„,
S'tandard-Coosa-Thatcher (quar.)l_'
Standard
Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
Standard' Holdings Corp.—
Class A." (quar.)—
3%%
Stahley
> Class
Brock, Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
Stanley
Home
A
State Capital Life Insurance
Common
Trust
Co.
3- 2
4-
6-
%
.
4-16
'
40c
$10c
(reduced)
15c
/
•
3-30
3-30
Twin
1
^ 3-26
4-10
;
208
Investment
Corp.
tl5c
,
--/—I-
3-20
4-16
.4* 2
,
4-
.
3-20
5- 1
4-10
50c
4- 3
4- 3
•
'
10c
•',/'/
4
(accum.)
4- 6
Stephan
4-16
4- 2
3-30
Realty
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<■,
4- 2
10c
5-15
J35c
.
v10c
4-13
4-
;
2
4- 2
/.
4-2
3-14
4-25
3-
$2.50
U.
: 25c
4-14
/
(quar.)—20c
4-24
(quar.)_________f
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3-31
4-10
>
;;
U.
S.
S.
2
6%
9
4-
2
S.
4-
1
2
3-
9
6- 1
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36c
36c
5-
1
5-
1
2
3-
6%
2
3-
7-
1
9
4-2
3-
5%
9
4- 2
3-
9
3-15
4-17
preferred
5%
4-13
4- 2
3-16
4-27
4-18
4-
7%
25c
t
&
Union
62 %C
preferred
4- 2
3-15
4-16
4-
4-2
13 %c
75c
,
%
4- 2
X
Electric
" 72c
6-8
."43c
.
§ «- 8
5-14
4-
;
5-
1
3-
15c
4-
2
5.08%
4-
2
3-
20c
X 4- 2
3-
2
6-12
5-
1
XX'4- 2
preferred
32 %c
x 5- 1
4-
2
5-
4-
2
12%
(quar.).
Chemical
A
I
2- 9
3-26
4-16
A
7-
2
6-11
•'
$50c
(quar.)
4-16
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-15
;
30c
4-
12 %c
4-
2
4-
2
$1.43%
5-
1
5-
3-23
2
!
(quar.)
3-15
3-16
v
X' 3-15
i
4-
6
1
4-
6
4-2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
25c
5-15
5-
1
7%c
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
$1
"
50c
$1.25
$1.12%
preferred
common
6-
62 %c
6-
:"x
1
1
(quar.).
(quar.)
40c
5-
1
40C
811-
5-18
;
1<
40c
4-
6
7-
6
10-
1
5
$1.50
&
1
4-13
5-
1
>4-13
$1.27
(quar.)..
(Del.)
X
1
-
1
4-16
;v>4-
75C
(quar.)
2
4-13
3-30
3-
9
20c
4-13
X|X 3-31
8c
4-10
3-26
15c
5-
1
4-10
$40c
4-
2
(monthly)
Tanning
5-
25c
(quar.)
(John) Industries Ltd., class A (quar.)
Industries,
4-13
5-
$1.26
X
A
4-30
$1.25
Gas
Co.
Shoe
X. 4- 5
35c
35c
(quar.)
class
1
$35C
5%
Southern
Oil
Corp.,
7-10
Inc.
30c
4-16
County National Bank (Mass.)—
Quarterly
45c
4-
3-19
"Ix;
3-30
Worcester
9
;.
7-
30c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Wiser
Woodall
3-9
30c
3-13
(quar.)
preferred
Witco
i
1
(quar.)
2
,
Power
6
(quar.)..—...
9
,
Co.,
preferred
Wood
2
7-10
4-
class A (quar.)
Electric
Wolverine
4-
1
preferred (quar.).
5%
3-19
4-
8-
25c
Company,
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Wolf
X
1
(quSr.)
(quar.)
Wisconsin
5-22
2
$12 % c
4-11
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
5.04%
3-21
•'
4-11
1
31 %c
class
&
Wisconsin
2
3-15
i
8-14
1
Common
4-19
.2%
5-15
1
(quar.)
Foods
Wilcox
3-12
1
1
5-
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
3-12
5-
com.
Stationery, com.
Ltd.,
3-20
4- 2
3-20
6-
5-
Wheeling Steel, common.
5% preferred (quar.)
3-20
2
4- 2
2
$1.50
Telegraph
Foods,
Wetterau
3-15
4-
4-
X 9-
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
3-16
4-9
'
3-12
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc.
3-31
4- 2
100
3-20
3-20
4-
62 Vac
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.. common
4% prior lien (quar.)
2
4-16
4-16
$1
preferred (quar.)
Western
3-30
4-27
3-16
3-20
90c
Western Stockholders Investment
Trust, Ltd.
American
depositary receipts
(for
year
ended
Dec.
31.
1961)
3-15
X 4- 2
2
62 %c
Light & Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
6-15
4- 2
4-
4-16
30c
;;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Western
9
4-
$$1.75
$1.12%
$1.05
$1.02 Va
(quar.)
Work
Wear
Corp.
(quar.).
Yale
Express System,
&
3-19
3-30
25c
4-
2
3-20
6
0
2
X 4-16
18%C
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly).
.
4-
of
America
(quar.)_—
*
6-
1
5-10
Yale
4-
2
3-16
Yellow
4-
2
3-
Yocam
35c
j
—.—,
25c
$75c
37 Vac
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hill
(monthly);.
Mines,
4-
2
3-
4-
9
1-
4-16
4-27
3-30
$2.50
& Chemical
preferred
(stock dividend)
(quar.)__
4-10
4-10
3-
4-10
62 %.c
;
3-26
Zale
4-10
$1.12%
Zellers,
4 V2 %
(N. J.), 4%% pfd.
30c
10%
(s-a)
3-27
3-15
2
4-10
3-30
6-15
5-31
9-15
8-31
Door
25c
4-16
3-30
25c
4-10
3-
9
$35c
5-
1
4-
2
$56 V4C
5-
1
4-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd., common (quar.)..
preferred
(quar.)
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable
3-26-
:
in
resident
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
1
5-17
4-16
y
Previously published date
3-15
6-
22 %C
4-16
3-15
7-
6-
1
8
at
the
source.
Non-
tax
Less
British
income
tax.
was
Incorrect.
The
corrected
payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
"
(quar.)—
X
10c
(quar.)
Steel
Jewelry
7
Corp.
(Md.)
4-10
4-
12 Vac
10c
Batteries
a
dividend1
7c
25c
"
6-20
37 Vac
(quar.)_—
"
.
XX'V;
Quarterly
.
—
class
(quar.).
Freight Lines (incr. quar.).
3-20
7-10
1%
.
Mfg.
3-20
4-30
$10c
—
& Canal Co. (quar.)
common
Towne
Transit
Youngstown
2
6%c
;——
Ltd—
Fidelity & Guaranty
Lines
4-15
75c
A
preferred
3-9
4-
class
4-
Machinery,
preferred (quar.)
Stock
3-20
5-25
75c
1
Shoe
Borax
2
IIIIII
1
Biscuit Co.
4%%
4-
6-11
10c
(quar.)
5-
Keno
U.
1
50c
fquar.)_
5-
Investors
....
" 6- 8
2
75c
Participating
4-11
4-
Co.
$1
United Printers & Publishers
3-16
-•
3-
Participating
United Industrial Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.) —
6%
2
$1
$2.50 class A
•
3-15
4-
3-31
4-
71
XIII
Common
3-30
Class
Illuminating Co.
United
4-16
5-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
Gas Corp.
3-30
i7y2c
Common
3-15
$2.50
4-15
"
4-13
Western Insurance Securities—
3-30
4-10
5- 1
preferred
(quar.)
United New Jersey RR.
S,/;'.X'."..
40c' X
'
7- 2
3-20
4-2
preferred
(quar.)
United
3-15 '
4
26V4c
(quarJ.
(quar.)
series)
United
3-8)'
56c
Coippany
Corp,
2
5-
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
I
X".•
4-12
(N.Y.C.)
common..,..;
v /
;
3-15
12 %c
(increased
(1950 series)
(1955
United
12-14
4-30
:
(Denver)15c
preferred ^(quar.) _rX_-___—:
Stetson ,(3.
Stone
Textiles,
x
4-
Sterling Trusts Corp. (quar.)___—__________
Stern
.-r'
pref
pref.
United
9-14
12-31
4%
United
6-15
■
9-28;
$1.25
dividend)_1_—3%
Investment
5
7VaC
/
2
3-23
Western Electric
3-15
(Union, N. J.)
(Detroit)
United Fuel Investments,
" ■*•;*?■
6-29
$1.25
/
'
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
j 4 %%
$1.25
;
4%
" 3-31
4-15
'"-V
•_,
Company
Stephen
.
2
4-
10%
Co.
4-
Telephone Co.—
Wilson
United Aircraft Corp.—
Investment
3-15
16c
3-23
4.20%
(Kansas) —
Union
2
4-
White Stag Mfg.,
—
4-
X
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper (quar.)————
XmoG
4-
15c
..
3-15
4c
4-16
4.10%
ix
4-16
.'
(quar.)
Union Pacific RR., common
4% preferred (s-a)
4-16
—
.X'.X
5-
4-15
■
;
8
20c
*
(stock
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
2
4-16
preferred
4Va %
re¬
—
—
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6-
*:r/~
•'■■■■,
2%
York City)
3-20
4-
Penn Power Co.—
6
25c
X.—_.
—
(New
3-23
4-2
7%c
50c
West
4-
k 6
3%
,
4-13
(quar.)
2
Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
Westfalr
...
3-30
20c
4-13
10c
—-
4-20
20c
Western.Tablet
.L
4-
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
7,/a0
(quar.)
3-30
4-16
quar.)
1
7%
12 %C
■
4-10
3c
1
Common
—
(quar.)—..
3-27
1'
West
uo
?
7
5-
4-2
200% X"
(quar.)...
3-20
6-18
-
6-30
(3-for-l
shares—
4-
6-
13c
(quar.)
5
3-20
$3
5-15
Coast
$1.44
4-
5
6-15
3-15
37%0
(final)
shares
(final)
Union Gas System
Stock dividend
6-30'
Stelma,. Inc.
9
4-ia
4-16
10c
Wellington Steel
West
1
10c
4-16
62%0
preferred (quar.)
5-
2
3-23
4-
17
(initial-quar.)
4-10
30c
"
XI?3?Vic
(Mass.)
_________—
Corp—
stock split)—
3-24
(Jersey City, N. J.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada
7-15
Parts
4-
3-
(quar.)
4-
3-3*'
(increased-quar.).
B
2
Street
6
Management—
(Jncreased-quar.)„
A
Class
4-
Union Center National Bank
7-15 :
Steel
Salle
1
4-
6
20c
(quar.)
10c
dividend
American
3-16
3-16
:
J
:
j
32y2C
(Boston)
Bcecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_,—
5%
preferred
(quar.)____^l.
5%
preferred
(quar.)__—
La
Co.
30c
3-15''
4-2
12y2C
.
n
Shake (Del.)
(quar.)
—7'/ic
Quarterly: --.—7ViC
dividend
Class
3-1
3iy4C
i;
(quar.)
(quar,)-
Unilever N. V.
'4-10
12'/ic
-
5%
Stock
.
4-10
4-10
4-
9
common
4-
4-13
;
Wellington
5-
25c
Transit,
(quar.)—
3-12
3-23
5-
$1.25
Terminals
Bros.
5-
3-
A.i——_.i*—.
Underwriters Trust.
3-16/
5-1
-
Stock
3-15
,
2
4-10
Steak
■
South
&
4-10
2
...
preferred
2
35c
Welssberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
$2.77
City. Rapid
: 20c
X 15c
1
1
4-
20c
(Iowa)
3-16
4-
pfd.
5-
4-10
$2
(quar.)
Co.
4-10
11 ,.3*26
'
■
State Street
Inc.
Inc.
Products
5-
3iy4c
Twin Coach Co., common (quar.)
5-18
Tiernan
5-
share April 16 plus
per
Co. of New Jersey
5%
<te
Grove
5-
;
62 VaC
4ya%
30c
$1.12 y2
(annual)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Weeden & Company (quar.)
7VaO
Quarterly \ J——
XX
3-20
2
4-10
'
J20c
(quar.)
&
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
4-16
30c
4%% pfd.
Agricultural Co., Ltd
common
6%
(Raleigh, N. C.)
Guaranty Corp.— "
$1.30 participating preferred
State Street Bank
3-15
4-
$1.14
—
U-Tote 'M, Inc.,, common
(quar.)______
State
,.
Trust
1
.
••
Trunz,
3- 2
93%c
(quar.)
Temper
3- 2
—JlOc
.
True
4-2
20c
(quar.) _1_1;
Products
4-2
2-21
4-2
: 20c
;;
'
Starrett Corp., 50c *conv. pfd. (quar.)_
50c• 2nd series
preferred
(quar.)*_i_i»__
,i■
4-16
4- 2
4- 2
(initial)
class
4-
3-30
4-20
6
3-30
5c
(H.) Sons, class A
King Corp., 6% preferred C
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
3-31
4-16
3-9
5— 1
4-
4-16
4-30
II__IIH
(quar.)
Waste
4-20
2
Tropical Gas l Co., common
I
6% conv. pfd. (entire issue called for
7
9
5c
10c
$1.19
dividend)
4-
6
7%c
Warshow
of America—
demption at $100
this payment)
A
3-22
X
4-17
4-20
Trico Products
4-16
•
(stock
3-15
.
Warner Bros. Pictures—
5-
$1
'
Inc.
3-
2
(quar.)
Warner
4-
Y.)
2
4-
(quar.)
3-22
8c
(N.
4-
5%
3-15
2
.
Tresco,
Food
B.),
4-
25c
Corp.
4-13
$1
XIf
"I
(guar )
Railroad
Wallace
(quar.)
4*20"
" 20c
—-
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard'Radio, Ltd.
6-15
$1.16
'
$1.50 preferred
:
Standard & Poor's Corp.
6-28
(quar.)
4-20
12y2c
.
(quar.)_—-
A
Waialua
$1
4-20
5--1
15c
(quar.)
—
(Ohio)
preferred
3-15
56c
.3 5-1
$1.63
"
:
,
Standard. Oil Co..
4-20
4-20
.
25c
-
.(quar.)
2
-
S%
-
—
dividend;r—
B
Wabash
4-
25c
B
3-30
"""
(quar.T
pfd.
$1.21
-
Transportation Corp.
Class A (quar.)
#
Sta-Rite
Class
1
(Mass.)—
$6.50
2
1»
Television
Mining
2
$1.14
r
-
and
4-
4-30
40c
.
&
Viewlex, Inc., class
33-
$$1
"5- 1
,
Insurance
1
5-
—
4-19
2
2
New
(quar.)
A
4-20
4-16
20c
(Del.)
Products
Warehouse
—
(quar.)
$1.15
preferred: (quar.)—
27y4C
; 5%' preferred
(quar.)——.——
SlV^o',.-4.25%
preferred-'(quar.)
;
1.06 y*
4.75%
preferred- (quar.)___•
$1.18%
5.625%, preferred, (quar.)——
1.40%
Spalding ( a. G. i & Bros
5c
Sperry Rand Corp.; 4%%
pfd. (quar.)— $1.12'/a
(J.
Victor
—
Trans-Lux, Corp. (quar.)
4-20
Sea
Sclver
Walnut
.
4-20
5-
preferred
Springfield
5-15
Camp
4-
.
class
(quar.)
1
conv.
(quar.)_
Construction.
4-
$2
(quar.)
A
common
pfd. A (quar.)
Van Waters
& Rogers, Inc. (quar.)
Vermont & Massachusetts RR.
(s-a)
ADRS
^
on
Class B
4-20
•
27Vic
•
4.36%
t
4-19
15C
class
22Vbc
I
(initial)
'
$1.27
(Mass.),
5-21
3-31
(N.
Tobacco,
Van
of
Transcontinent
'
4.60%
5-15
'
1 '" 4-20
5-1
"4-20
$1.03%
(quar.)
par
4-19
.«
5-
_
97Vic
4.40%
dividend
Extra
92Vic
(quar.)
$100 par
3-15
«
Service
(quar.)
'
4-19
4-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
2
5-15
——
$1.10
Insurance
Quarterly
Southwestern
■
Service
(quar.)
Life
'
4-
—
*
Southwestern
4-16
(quar.)—
—25c
Tonka
Toys
(quar.)
12yac
Tore Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)—
;
35c
Toronto-Dominion Bank (quar.)
$47'/ac
Torrington Co.
(quar.)
40c
Towmotor Corp. (increased)
37Vic
Stock div.
(subject to approval of stock¬
holders March 28) X———
50%
Traders Finance Corp., class A (quar.)
-460c
Class B (quar.)
$60c
;
5%
preferred (quar.)__
*
f50c
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Trans-Canada
Corp.
Fund——.
4c
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.
(Del.)-—
X Quarterly;
12yac
~*-8-15
4-
$2
.
4-30
Tobin Packing Co.
3-20
Co.
4-11
pfd.
6-26
4-15
—III!
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4-16
this- split,
new
payihSrits"'
were declared. For annouhbemehts see
'new dividend column. '
4-13
1
4-16
25c
trust)
(initial
common
5-
55c
Utah
$50c
:
$1.20
$2
12 %c
Company
Company
Upsom
4* 5
• '
(quar.)
Because
'
(quar.)...
B
Stock
3-20
2c
-<
3-19
X
approxi¬
Y.)
3-26
$1.25
common
*8%
preferred (ouar.i
Universal Marion, 4%%
18c
(N.
3-26
4-14
Stockyards
Leaf
5
4-11
t
;
Tip Top Products— "
.
2
4-15
4-
50c
87 Vac
Corp
(Boston)
Trust
$20c
Thriftway
1
t$1.50
(quar).:
S.
Universal
20c
—_X-
and
to
preferred B (quar.)
1
(s-a)_
Insurance
(Dallas)—
Life
pfd.
Inc.,
6-
"
4-
$30© n
(s-a)
Bearer
equal
4-20
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
new
Time
"
6-
_
Electric—
&
Gas
stock
Stockholders
*
3-29
5
25c
-
6-
Co., Ltd.— "
(quar.)—
Casualty
-preferred
(M
Southland
3-23
4-12
(quar.)—
19c
(quar.)
England Telephone
Railway—
•
O
4-15
8c
6c
25c
•'
—
New
5%
;
J$1.25
deposit share)
$0.2656Vi
:—
&
A.
4% preferred
Thompson (H.) Fiber Glass
Thorofare Markets/ common
5% preferred initial series
5
4-30
preferred
Southern
per
preferred
Textiles,
''
4.80%
3-16
4-
25c
preferred
S.
pesos
f62Vic
Power
Indiana
Southern
4-2
$4 preferred (quar.)
Utilities Co.
(increased-quar.)—
5
4-30
_/•"'/
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
4-
28c
_
(quar.)...
Canada
4-30
28Vic
—
(initial)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Common
10
the
.
3-15
Texas
24c
S.
United
9-23
4-20
4-1
t35c
preferred
(quar,)———
preferred
(quar,)
—
$4 preferred
(quar.) "
_i.
Texas Power & Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)_
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
3-23
4-
quar.)
4%
Southern
10-23
35c
62yac
X $4.64
■
7-14
20c
preferred (quar.)
1
convertible preferred (quar.)
4.56%
<
■
Service
(initial
common
$5.08
4-4
quar.)
4%
Co.,
of
dlv.
(quar.)
Y.)
Corp.—
(4-for-l stock split)
> XX yX:" -.
1..
Universal Container, class A
(quar.)I" II
Universal Controls, Inc.
I—IIII
U.
20c
$4.56
4-16
Extra
Southeastern
6%
4- 2
2%
v
preferred (quar.)
Southdown, Inc.
(increased
-
.
XX v?X*.yv7
$1.12Vi
4Vi%
4.48%
3-23
25c
Texaco Canada, Ltd.. 4%
Texas Electric Service—
3- 9
'
20c
_•
South Pittsburgh Water—
New
4-23
(s-a)_w-
De Mexico
stock
Servateria
2Vi%
Quarterly
,
3- 9
4-2
-
S.
20c
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inc
Terminal-Hudson Electronics, Inc.
9
4-2
Fibre
mately 79c
»</•,
«
U.
5
Upjohn
—
(Payment
3- 9
i
preferred
Taylor
3- 9
>
Georgia Natural Gas Co.
3-20
Shoe,
2 Vu%
(quar.)
4%
Telefonos
3-15
3-15
4-2
X
S.
U.
(quar,)__
(James)
3-15
•
; 5 %%
preferred (quar.)
i
—______
64 Ac
South Carolina V Insurance (ciuar.)':
25c.
U.
Van
Freight
3-15
•
4- 2
4- 2
4* 2
>
South
3-15
40c
>,
3-12
U. S. Trust
;
(G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Instruments Cos. (quar.)
4- 2
1 c
-
4- 2
Hoiaerm
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
preferred
3-20
Tambiyn
3-23
62Vic
56Vic
-57 Vic
:.
'4%
3-30
4-
,
5%
4-2
8%
an
preferred (guar.)
Telephone (Kansas)—
United
3-26
X When
Share
non-cum.
3-15
Vt
approved
preferred
Rubber
4- 9
150
Talcott
...
S.
4-
(initial).
commoir
T.I.M.E.
'■■■■'
22 Vic
$1.25
—
8%
U.
4-2
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
4-14
Drug Stores, common.^.......
10c
'50c, convertible preferred (quar.).—12Vic
3-15
4-
2
4-25
Inc. (quar.)—^
of America, ,Inc.—
4- 2 "
$70c
-
7%
4-2
15c
\ X X
subject
to
the
approval
by
Comptroller of the Currency
U. S. Plywood
Corp., common (quar.)
4-
2
'
Portland, Oregon—
still
Co.
4-20
; 5-1
25c
quar.)_—
class
3-21
of
v
4-10
20c
_—___
tL.
'Common
New
4-10
4-26
Sommers
.
5-1
2
Stockholders
4-16
$1.13
;
(Va.)—
Somerville Industries, Ltd.* $2.80 pfd.
.5%
Swank,
4-
split)
dividend——X;"—'
Sweets
5-1'
+10c
A
Sobeys Stores, Ltd.,
Sbuth
■
5-1
„
stock
4-13
Bank
'
10c
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)
—
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)___
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
(quar.)_
Supertest Petroleum, 5% preference (quar.)_
2-28
5- 1
-—-
(initial
Transfer
Smueker
Stock
5-1
6- 1
4-16
1530
$7%c
quar.)—-131 Vic
Smith-Alsop' PaintX & Varnish (quar.)-uLi.
• 40c
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd. (quar.)
50c
(initial).
common
'Preferred
Smith's
X
3-30
(5-for-4
1
X
Company
National
200
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock dividend
—
—
"
3- 9
3- 9
2-28
,,
Corp.
5-
5
$1.25
3^3 ,, Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim
lndustrics^:Ltd^^;;,"^;^"^'-^^^\";>.X'y XX'X" .X* XX;£'X" Symington Wayne porp. (quar.)4«^_.w_^r^X
Steel
New
Sunbeam
3-15
S.
$1.25
(quar.)——'
Corp.
.
3-15
2
U.
15c
(quar.)
X'
Summit Industries (increased quar.)——
Sun Chemical Co., common (quar.)_—.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
«;/"
,4-10
3- 9
6- 1
—
SlWter^N*)- Cd;* Xtd.; $2,12 pfd. (quar.)^«U
Slater
*
$25c
.
2nd preferred A
3-
2
4-
$1.25
(quar.)__
4-2
4-
25c
(quar.)___
—
5%
Sucrest
4-12
3-30
3-30
." 4- 6
6-1
—
125c
—-—
preferred
common
Per
Name of
4-12
1
10c-
Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
Studebaker-Packard, $5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
3-2
"3-15
;
5-
12c
—
Stubnitz-Greene
$5
"Xt:^ X///'" X X"""X'VXX"
Cs-a)—1-^—-• *
(s-a),
clothier,
Strawbridge &
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
6o
4-13
3-2
—
When
Share
'"''"Xv'
(quar.
>
3-30
3-23
_
Saw & Steel— X"XX"X"?.""
Stockholders approve a three-for-one split
Webster
&
Stop & Shop Inc. (quar.)
Stratoflex, Inc. (quar.)
3-14
,
SjLmonds
Stone
3-19
j
.
—
Per
.'/•jX Name of Company
3-15
,
__—
____
'
Payable of Rec. *
Share
1 \
22 Vic
4- 3
Shaler Company
(quar.)
'
10c X.X4" 2
Shamrock Oil '& Gas (quar.).:
...—37Vic
4-11
Shareholders' Trust of Boston—
' \
,
,
(Quarterly from net investment income).
10c
4-30
Shaw-Barton
iquar.)
17%c
4- 2
Shawinigan Water & Power, com. (quar.)*.120c
5-25
4% preferred A (quar.)
—————.
$50c
4-2
4%% preferred B (quar.)___—;——M
156%0„
4- 2
Shawmut Assn. (quar.)_.
25c
4- 2
Shatterproof Glass
(quar.)———
12%c
4-27
Sheraton Corp. ot America* common (quar.)
15c
5- 1
4%
preferred (s-a)-.—-—
$2
5- 1
Sherwin-Williams Co. (Canada), Ltd. (<juar.) .
125c " 5-1
7%
preferred (quar.)
'X; $$1.75 /
4- 2
Shulton.'Inc., class A (quar.)—
-J
X 12Vic
4- 2
Class B fquar.)——
12%o
4- 2
Silverwood Dairies Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
•
115c
-4- 2
!Class B
(quar.)———
115c
4-2
(Jonn)
51
t
Payable in U. 8. funds, less 15%
x
Less Jamaica income tax
Canadian nonresident tax
J
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1596)
General Corporation and
Investment News ' 7 V."
—
400,000
.80
625,000
1.25
—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
G. H. Walker & Co
Wertheim
•625,000
1.25
Co.'—
&
Continued from page
10
White, Weld & Co.,lInc._u—
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson Inc
1,125,000
—V.
foe used for
proceeds,
National
incorporated
was
company
plant pf the company,;are located at .Dayton, Ohio,.
I
j
-s
and: its subsidiaries are engaged in the production,
servicing of business machines, including cash regis¬
ters, accounting machines, adding machines and electronic data proc¬
essing systems, together with supplies for use in its machine products..
The
company
<tiisbribution
and
products in all states of the
sales and service organiza¬
tions
and
to a minor
extent through distributors and dealers. Sub¬
sidiaries, agents and, in a few instances, branch offices of the com¬
pany distribute and service the company's products in 120 countries.
company distributes and services its
United States principally through its own
approximately, 27,000 are outside the United States.;,
..
."
100y4%
Z4""-
set
agreed
to
^v,';
Although the substantial'portion of the company's business is. still
primarily with equipment designed to make original records
and certain classifications thereof either for accounting
©r statistical purposes, for example, cash registers and accounting ma¬
chines, the company in recent years has increased its activities in the
field of electronic data processing systems. It expects that such systems
will become a factor of. rapidly increasing importance in its business.
Authorized
12.65%
1, 1966
sinking
due
Dec.
3% %
1.
1966
sinking
due
Hornblower
1,
15,000,000
promissory
1977
;,
Kidder,
notes,
15,000,000
.
250,000
500,000
10,000,000
8,294,507 shs.
9,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERSr-Subject to the terms and conditions of the respec¬
tive underwriting agreements which are exhibits to the Registration
Statement,
cipal
the
to
agreed
principal
purchase from
amounts
practicable
stock
the
issued
not
forth
set
in
underwriters
the
opposite
their
exercise
the
below
below,
and
(b)
the
shares
nearly
of
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.—,
A.
C.
Allvn
Ames
& Co.,
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co
Ellis
Chapman,
Clark,
Howe
Dodge
200.000
Collins
Co.,
Courts
&
t
'
200.000
Inc
250,000
.40
350,000
.70
400,000
.80
250,000
.50
The
Dominick
&
;
Dominion Securities
Drexel
Francis
I.
Eastman
Corp
___
Co.__
<fc
du
625,000
Pont
&
Co
Elworthy
&
Estabrooke
.70
200.000
.30
400 000
80
;
Co
400,000
Boston
Corp
__;
;
Garrett
&
150.000
Sons___
Glore,
Forgan & Co._,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.——1
Goodbody
W.
D.
&
Co
Gradison
Granbery,
Grant,
Marache
Brownell
Greene
&
125^000
E.
F.
The
.30
entitled
50
200,000
^40
Inc
Company Inc
Mason
Ha gam
-
McDonald
2 25
150 000
30
JO
250,000
.50
300,000
.60
1,125,000
4QQ qqq
:_
Moseley &
__
Garoner
oca
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler_____
Schwabacher & Co
~
Deane
Smith.
Barney & Co.,
Smith, Moore
F.
S.
&
&
Smithers
William
Stone
Stroud
R.
&
&
I
-a
L25
$5
Stockholders
additional
one
was
in
look
earnings
that
for
1 25
l 2*
;
•
"
inn rSin
,'SX
250 000
Scribner_
200,000
—
Inc
50
'In
200 oon
__
40
2^
Co.____________:i
&
__LIZ
500 00a
■■
30°ooo°0
Co
Webster Securities
Corp._
1
Co., Inc
Sweney Cartwright & Co
fipencer Tr.sk & Co.
ZZIIl
"
i25'ooo
'
1
on
2 25
2-^
150 000
M
Jg
for
Sales
in
1961
Gains
in
the
the
first
their
at
annual
92nd
of
record
share
take
to
■
and
resigned
or
over
position
p.
195,
Pall
first
Net
Water
Data
a
for
place
on
each
prior
;ZZZZZ: v;'
errors.
were
to
to
March
share
30
will
owned,
27.—V.
April
192,
ended
195,
$8,692,263.
were
Mr.
approach $24,000,000.
Months'
Results—
1962
1961
$6,319,485
$5,090,076
329,312
;
258,745
549,862
"
-.vr •*;,
538,638
60c
48c
1099.
p.
'
-
Marine
As
of
of
many
authority
$1.65
Inc.,
and
the executive
active
18
man¬
cents
Net
Inc.—Common
Co.
stock
of
York
New
the
of
has
been
corporation.—V.
appointed
195,
1320.
p.
Co.—Merger Approved—
Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
is
now
194, p.
195,
(J. C.)
52.
p.
Earnings
the
Net
117.
high
of
year's
15%
fiscal
record
195,
of
31,
for
or
the
sales
194, p.
2272.
15%—
of
I
the
country's
months
12
com¬
all-time
reported.—V.
the
t«
approximately
$17,384,694
were
when
history
reported
to
of
largest
the
com¬
1962.
sales
exceeded
billion
$1.5
$1,553,505,660,
increase
an
$1,468,917,982.
$51,738,552
$6,744,457.
stock
against
This
outstanding
$44,994,095
$2.10
was
against
share
a
net
fiscal
for
on
earnings
i960,
24,695,856
of
$1.82
a
1960.
share
per
$2.09
the
equal
shares.
securities.
1961,
year,
a
totaled
common
for
The
V.
last
of
in
were
$2,926,724,
equal
sale
31,
year in which total
Total sales amounted to
time.
over
earnings
share
Offered—Pur¬
the
Dec.
previous
ended Jan.
year
first
of
the
earnings
chain
reflected
increase
an
and
store
fiscal
5.8%
from
ended
year
of
common
Penney Co.—Earnings Up
sales
department
for
realized
the
1960
of
$324,472,
set, William J. Woods, President,
Highest
for
earnings
fiscal
figure
when
1959
of
net
$2.10
exceeds
earnings
the
previous
$51,523,734.—
were
1099.
p.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Revenues, Net Higheroperating
255
in
Net
compared
President,
income
compared
of
revenues
1961
Sammis,
before
with
Pennsylvania
processing equipment located on the company's
premises. The company does not own any of the data processing
equipment used
in its operations;
rather, it leases the equipment
described herein under the caption
"Equipment and Supplies." The
basic
punch card equipment used by the company is
designed to
permit the coding of information in the form of a perforation; there¬
after, the perforation permits electric current to pass
through the
coded information, thereby, enabling, the machine into which the card
is injected to read and perform.
performed for varying types of businesses,
including firms that do not have their own tabulating installation, that
for
for
number
included
$17,848,504 in
was
pany's
earnings
same
earnings
share,
per
sales
net
the
on
net
with
record
was
with
share
1961
pared
this issue.—V.
Chemical
compares
per
The
to
,
Trust
common
The corporation and subsidiaries for the
year ended Dec. 31,
1961,
reported net earnings, after all charges and taxes, of $3,114,543, equal
to -$1.76 on the 1,771,380 shares of common stock
outstanding.
such that in August the
arrangement under Chapter XI. The arrange¬
Co
Hooker
This
result,
a
Midland
the
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Annual Report—
data
services
$11,348,712, while
were
they
should
Changed—
estimated at $72,000, will be used
equipment, expansion of advertising
force, and working capital.
The company
1962
year
1962
31—
Jan.
Parker Rust Proof
BUSINESS—The company, of 75 West: St., New York City is an inde¬
pendent tabulating and service concern engaged in furnishing various
types of statistical information for its customers by means of the
of
fiscal
fiscal
52.
registrar for
Net proceeds,
utilization
of
previous
of
with
development,
sales
months
all
Paramount Foam Industries—Appointment—
1962 prospectus, Lenchner, Covato
Pa., offered publicly, 100,000
company's common stock at $3.75 per
share.
appear brighter than originally fore¬
the full year ending next Aug. 31, we
55 and 60 cents per share,"
between
income
The
be
Pittsburgh,
this
of
outstanding at Jan. 31
Earnings per share
Becker.
by that time
Processing,
of
"For
the
for
;
—V.
'
relieved
Mr.
Works
shares
announced.
was
Shares
meeting
March 22,
Inc.,
six
of
sales
Corp.—Six
Period
Williamsburg., NAMCO (North American
adopted the name of its wholly-owned subsidiary
been under the continuous management of Becker, a 30-year
the greeting card field.—V, 192, p. 599.
name
the company earned $413,294
company,
earnings
half
—V.
than
esti¬
$2.25
shares
for
overseas
made Mar. 21 by.
was
Mclntyre said.
after-tax
said
that
turned
American
Co.,
to
rose
Francisco-based
Mclntyre
next
of
suant to
bowling
he said.
Northeastern Water Co.—Proposed Merger—
PCS
automatic
Long-established
year
cast," Mr.
1962
several substantial stockholders and
directors of
the then existing management had made some
1961,
either
which had
and
v:
:
& 'Co
staats
of
company's
veteran
for
$208,344,119,
company's
scheduled
changing its
Merchandising Co.)
&
625 000
Co
Smger,
60
nnn
"""""
Co._
_____
&
I*
^000
lftyer0liSC&oCO'-IUC--
&
'.50
gjjjjg-
__„
Agnew
fiscal
was
formally approved last month and management
devoting its full efforts to the greeting cards business.
ro
250^00
300 000
BMPSjackson &
Shuman,
for
ment
See
400 000
Shearson, Hammill
the
to
receive
realized
In
contract
were
I "While earnings thus far this year are short, of our goal for the
first half of fiscal 1962, the reduction Is
only temporary and prospects
for the second half of the
.70
__
Co., Inc
Shields & Co
'
2.75
Inc
^Ohfo ^CoR & Co
Ohio Co
&
con¬
outstanding 514,064 shares were
stock split,
under which the par value was
per share and the authorized shares increased
company petitioned for an
oq
350,000
The
.50
cv—1.375:000
woria^stfnle^
H
Morton &
W.
the
2 25
250,000
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
_
Remholdt
'
500i000
________
Turben & Co.,
Model, Roland & Co._
S-
2 75
150,000
Merrill,
The
officers
1,125,000
Co
Merrill Lynch,
on
Co.—Stock Split Approved
company
,
June
agement
1.125,000
Co
&
&
of
$10
the
of
serious miscalculations
50
i'oo
1*00
2*.25
Inc
In
NAMCO
JO
1,375 000
__
sales
confidence
the
of
shares.
distribution
.30
•
'-•"'soo'ooo '
Irvmg Lundborg & Co
McCormick
50
150^000
150^000
Co.___
projected
expressed
industry.
70
250 000
,___
Brothers
"based
earnings,
Becker, President of Williamsburg. Greetings Corp., formerly
NAMCO, predicted that his firm would sell $7.5 million worth of
greeting cards during the next 12 months. Becker said that Williams¬
burg is the sixth largest firm in the $300 million
greeting card
1.25
250 000
Jones, Kreeger & Co.___
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co._a._!__^______
W. C. Langley & Co._
__1
year's net
Moe
1 25
elevators
new
Aug. 31. In the first six months of the present fiscal year the
company provided for $306,000 in Federal income taxes.'
In the first six months of fiscal 1961, earnings
before, taxes were
$783,283 or 53 cents per share.
See
50
625'oOO
'
Johnston, Lemon & Co
the
North American Merchandising Co.—Name
50
350000
—__
favor
from
to
set
abroad
and
for
2748.
the i San
1915.
p.
1 25
V
625 000
_
the
80
J
250,000
_
Hutton & Co
&
V
625,000
;
__
that
in
80%
1,028,128
.30
250,000
__
in
major
1961
For the six months ended Feb. 28, 1962,
25 cents per share net after taxes, it
40
150.000
400,000
Weeks____
Freres
:
200,000
1__
.
Hutton & Co.
Illinois
Lazard
to
_
Noyes & Co
Co., Inc
&
Lehman
reduced
.70
Ladd
Hornblower &
VL E
voted
2.25
250,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hirsch
than
2.25
Co
&
Halle & Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co
Hemphill,
T
States
contracts
last
20, 1962, approved a 100%
stock split and added Sinclair
former Secretary of Commerce, to the board of directors.
More
,
Henry L. Mclntyre, President
following an evening meeting
of the board of directors. Mr. Mclntyre said the
meeting was held
at Kansas City, Mo., to give board, members a chance, to visit Pacific
Industries' three Kansas City plants.
Mr. Mclntyre said that the tax loss
carry-forward under which the
company operated at this time last year, and which made it unnecessary
to provide for income
taxes, had expired with the fiscal year ended
current
of.
stockholders
> 350,000
_
Co.!
&
30
for
1960.
p.
191,
of
March
1,*125,000
______
Co
&
The
on
150,000
'___
estimated
Greenspon
Weeks,
.50
,
increasing to $187,435,823 compared
said that the decline in earnings re¬
He
a
United
domestic
service
fiscal
East.
The announcement
sales for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1962,
$24,000,000, up about 40%, Herbert M. Greenspon,
meeting of, the New York Society of Security Analysts.
a
New Hampshire Insurance
2.75
-
250,000
in
Far
Sales
.80
1,375,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc._..__.i_____
Robert
or
.40
150,000
Co
&
First
Oil Corp.—To Redeem Bonds—
the
fiscal year—ending June 30,
1963—"will be considerably better
1962 assuming that current economic conditions will prevail." He
mated after-tax
earnings for the coming year in the $2.00 to
per share range.—V. 195, p.
1319.
2.25
'
,
Pacific Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Results—
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
$24,000,000
Mr.
1.25
>
1,125,000
& Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Equitable Securities Corp
The
;
350,000
Dillon, Union Securities
the
would compare
with $17,194,000 in the preceding fiscal year and $15,197,000 in the
year ended June 30, 1960.
Sales for 1961 and 1960 have been adjusted
to reflect recent acquisition of two printing subsidiaries.
.50
200,000
Dominick
ties
economic
conditions
and
barring
unforeseen
will be in the $1.75 to $1.90 per share range, after
taxes.
In the previous fiscal year, the company had net of $1.66 per
common share, on
an adjusted basis.
The
margins.
$123,989,000, 8% over the total for
were
especially great in Europe
selling and manufacturing activi¬
in Europe place Otis in an
excellent position to participate in
progress
of
the
Common
Market,
according to
M'r. Douglas.
—V.
corporation's
also
profits
/
bookings
year
the
500,000
Co
Dean
Wood, Struthers & Co.__
has called for redemption on April 22,
4%%
first mortgage bonds due March
approximate
He
.30
Dick
__
and
contingencies,"
.80
150.000
Co._
calendar
1962, all of
1, 1973 at
102.10%.
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York is redemption
agent.
The company is offering to prepay the bonds immediately at
101.10% plus accrued interest to April 22, 1962, upon presentation to
the above agents.—-V. 195, p. 1099.
tinuation
total
subsidiaries
900,000
900,000
Co
&
the
in
with
for
machines.
400,000
corporation
President, told
.40
400,000
Merle-Smith__^.
&
boosting
and
1429.
p.
outstanding
will
.80
Curtiss, House & Co
&
195,
The
its
.40
Co.__
&
—V.
Weld
Witter
costs
business
1961
and
$178,985,507 in 1960.
the
completion of
600,000
500,000
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
lowering
elevator
during
escalators
400,000
Co.
250,000
Co
&
Day
&
in
,
Walker & Co.____
White,
900,000
Miller
L.
H.
Wertheim
Inc.
Hayden,
500,000
500,000
900,000
R.
G.
900,000
The
year.
$5,289,415
approximately 7%
lower than
the total of $224,716,456 in 1960; but year-end
backlogs
of uncompleted and unbilled contracts were at all-time
highs of $282,670,404 and $156,256,478 respectively.
■
Dividends from operations in foreign countries increased in 1961
to $6,108,273 from $5,335,522 in 1960 and contracts booked
by foreign
Barney & Co.
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
that
records
Otis'
Tucker, Anthony &
500,000
—
&
Hutzler
Smith,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
The
2.25
____
pinsetting
Brothers
shares
common
previous
to
1960.
earnings increase to a number of new
by
the
company
and to
"operational
1961
flected
400,000
900,000
Hallgarten & Co.
Halsey, Stuart &
.50
400.000
Co
&
&
Julien
'
r
1,125,000
_______
Sons
with
Co.
&
reported
net
Shields & Co. Inc
250,000
Nautec
.80
250,000
Inc—
&
400,000
500,000
400,000
Boston
1,000,000
.50
1.00
400,000
Simmons.!'
&
Co.,
Brown
.70
500,000
_L
and
Salomon
900,000
Corp.
1.00
,
250,000
—
Becker & Co., Inc
William Blair & Co.___
Alex.
Union
400,000
Rothschild
the
company reported earnings of $2.65 per share for 1961 compared
$2.95 per share in 1960.
Mr. P. L. Douglas, President of Otis,
250,000
F.
320,402
on
for
compared
The
with
600,000
——
.50
500.000
___
G.
Blunt
.30
250,000
i."
-
Burge. & Kraus
Blyth &
1.00
350,000
:
Bear, Stearns & Co
A.
12.40%
150.000
—-J—„
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball,
Shares
500,000
Inc
—
as
Percent, of '
Unsubscribed
,
$6,200,000
& Co
E.
500,000
Co.
&
500,000
Jackson
-
Hopwood
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
500,,000
National Gas &
5
,
Bache & Co—i
Co._
First
Webber,
the
at
loss
$5,143,496
introduced
aimed
cents
11
cent
of
Otis Elevator Co.—Annual Report—
Phelps, Fenn & Co.—
Piper, Jaffray &
400,000
1,000,000
Dominick
&
&
Moseley
recently
=
to
73
a
sales
ascribed
efficiencies"
L.
Burr
Drexel
S.
900,000
1,000,000
Report—
of
amounted
against
250,000
& Co.
& Co.
& Curtis
285,000 shs. :-
supply manufacturer earned $36,654 in
$234,202 in. I960,' Marshall Mazer; ViceGeneral Manager, reported.
"
41
,
•*,
' f
,« '
Mazer
products
Inc.
Co.____
common
Debentures
A.
&
F.
Paine;
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
office
loss
a
reported
company
Mr.
City
to
share
per
outstanding
Pierce,
Smith
&
New .York
compared
Net
900,000
1,000,000
Stanley
Morgan
500,000
250,000
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
10c)
.
President and
250,000
Milwaukee
250,000
Inc._
Dick & Merle-Smith
rights.
J
,
the prin¬
in
as
'
,
severally
have
debentures
names
indicated
percentages
upon
named
(a)
company
Co.,
&
Brown & Sons_
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co._
50,000,000
Common stock ($5 par).,
Blyth
Co.
Inc.
&
Co.
Lynch,
1961
500,000
Co.
&
&
Fenner
250,000
900,000
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.
40,000,000
50,000,000
Blair & Co. Inc
Alex.
Loeb
Merrill
Bear, Stearns & Co
The
10,000,000
40,000.000
The debentures
The
Robert W. Baird & Co.
Estabrook
11,785,000
McDonald
Authorized
..
(par value
1430.
195, p.
This
<
600,000
Co
&
Peabody
Kuhn,
500,000
Bache & Co.
Securities & Co
sinking
fund promissory notes,
due March 1, 1980
4%% sinking fd. debs, due June 1, 1985
—V.
$500,000
Weeks__
&
Hutton
E.
500,000
Eastman Dillon,
7,927,000
W.
500,000
Corp.
Dominick
7,927,000
notes,
_
fund
March
3%%
-
15,000,000
-
promissory
fund
' ,
Common stock
Old Town Corp.—Annual
3,575,000
Allyn & Co
American Securities
Coffin
'^
?/>< Outstanding
promissory notes,
sinking fund
due Dec.
2.8%
FINANCING"
PRESENT
TO
v!:,v
Amount
Lehman Brothers
C.
the
debentures
of
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
A.
by
.
.
opposite its name below:
concerned
EFFECT
amount
principal
Amount
of transactions
GIVING
the
performed
Among the varying types of services now
company for its industrial, commercial and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT- TO PRESENT FINANCING
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__$3,575,000
manufacturing plants of
CAPITALIZATION
1962 to
Co., and
financing
Z'ZZ.''
purchase
does not'offer its services to
has
endeavored to
maintain
a
company
ratherMt
customers are;, sales analysis, accounts receivable and pay¬
recording and reporting, payroll accounting and labor distribution,
Inventory computations and listings, pension and actuarial computa¬
tions, insurance accounting and parts provisioning. In addition, the
company performs certain services relating to the securities industry,
such as the daily
buy and sell blotter and the computation of state
and Federal
taxes, which services are presently accounting for ap¬
proximately 17% of the company's current volume.'"
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
underwriting
agreement
the corporation has agreed
to sell to
of the underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters
severally
The
able
each
has
business.
statistical service.
financial
plus accrued interest from March 15,
details follow:
of
particular'Industry;
being
Financing
Dairy Products Corp.—Additional
the
the company are located' in the
United States. Subsidiaries have manufacturing plants in Canada, Great
Britain. Germany, France, Japan and Brazil, and maintain smaller
assembly and manufacturing operations in other foreign countries; :
Principal
specific field
any
approximately 56,000 people,
The company and. its subsidiaries employ
2.25
1.00
date of delivery* through Goldman, Sachs &
Lehman Brothers, New York City. Additional
The
of Whom,
>
500,000
Co
195,
Details—Our March 26, 1962 issue reported the sale on
March 22 of $35,000,000 of this firm's 4%% Sinking fund
debentures due March 15, 1992. The issue was sold at
under the laws of the
State of Maryland on Jan. 2, 1926, as successor to an Ohio corporation
of the same name organized in 1884. Executive offices and the principal
BUSINESS—The
.40
diversified
will
estimated at $47,774,220,
expansion and working capital,-
Net
1962.
11,
2.25
•
200,000
& Co._
Struthers &
p. 1092.
Wood,
'
Z
1,125,000
Monday, April 2, 1962
,
require specialized computations and that, from time to time, utilize
supplemental facilities to handle overflow work" at' peak periods.- In
addition, approximately 14%
of the company's netf billings for the
fiscal year ended Oct." 31, *1901 iwere~ tabulating services
performed
for firms requiring data to be used in actuarial computations such as
pension plans, mortalityitables1 and" Welfare plans.1V
The company
does not specialize or attempt to specialize in any
.40
200,000
Westheimer & Co
Dean Witter
•
.
.
Pennsylvania
with
annual
preferred
$3,912,204
Power
is
in
a
Power
$20,914,755
the
in
in
report
amounted to $21,709,1960, according to W. H.
to
stockholders.
dividends
stock
I960."
subsidiary
amounted
of
to
'
~
'
"-v
Ohio
Edison
$4,021,694
'
•
Co.—V.
193
2438.
p.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
of
4% %
accrued
National
90,
are
;
has
company
operation
mortgage
111.,
the
Interest.
Bank
or
New York
at
called
sinking
bonds
&
for
Payment
Trust
the
redemption
fund,
series
Co.
J
will
of
$600,000
due
be
15, N. Y.—V.
made
Chicago,
Manufacturers
its
1,
at
the
1962,
and
through
refunding
at
100.37%
plus
Continental Illinois
La
Trust
>
1,
first
1986
231 So.
Hanover
195, p. 1099.
May
on
of
May
Salle
Co.,
St.,
70
.
Chicago
Broadwav
in
Plumb
company
Coberly
&
payment.
distributors
companies,
of
will
companies involved the combination of cash
totaling
to
which
Gros^
get
'
income
58,400,000
debt
Long term
jao.Wo
279,200,000
Total
assets
amount
♦Including
within
due
195,
year.—V.
one
scheduled
line
Heusen
Retail
Fall
for
prices
concentration
Annual
parent
of
used
is
ical,
first
three
and
to
and
based
—V.
on
189,
38
A
chase
to
the
for
six-month
period
After
noting
the
that
the
end
the
year.
a
year
share,
earned
in
the
of
orders
amounting
totaled
quarter
$5,913,020
to
also
company
$10,150,000
at
reported
the
close
strong
a
the
of
Corp.—New Fire Retardant
remarkable
A
plastic,
new
acrylic sheet, has
introduction
Mr.
of
Beattie
have
fire
been
that
backlog
of
195,
period.—V.
believed
that
luminous
to
up
in
in
the
widespread
fixtures
codes.
some
while
has
Other
been
types
Known
ably
V.
be
192,
as
hesitated
FRA-7,
used
1401.
p.
flame
new
in
by
plastics,
less
are
;;
y-v.Vi.
on
most
however,
acrylic
industry,
Mr.
'.'if
y
sales
Net
Net
than
said.—
> • I; .j
V,:
prob¬
will
Beattie
•*
^,
■
p.
$5,803,536'
216,193
213,975
__
per share
194,
'
announcement
1961;
-by
M.G.F.
a
producer
E.
R.
plant
hydraulic pumps,
ucts
A
are
used in
new,
additional
will
at
is
majority interest in Mecanique Generale
hydraulic equipment, according to an
of
President
Moran,
located
at
Lyons,
of
Porter-
France
and
International
manufactures
distributors, pistons and control boxes. These prod¬
tractors and a variety of industrial equipment.
farm
$2,486,107
Vourles,
Porter,
Mr.
France,
a
Moran
few
stated.
miles
The
new
of
southwest
will
plant
Lyons.
be
a
September, 1961, Porter acquired control of
"S.A.H.E.,"
also
French producer of hydraulic equipment. In 1960, Porter acquired
sizable
steel
as
Fz-ench
manufacturer
of
electric
furnace
fabricated
steel,
products, forgings, castings and railway freight cars,
K. Porter, France.—V.
194, p. 2337.
operated
now
H.
Potomac
Electric
Power
company's annual report,
holders, gives evidence that 1961
Earnings per share of
of
at
6
cents
the
The
over
year-end
quarterly
increased
to
36
1960
due
despite
to
was
per
rate
on
now
cash
expected
contribute
involves
and
of
excess
to
initial
an
acquired from
were
the
operate
company
Zallea brothers
the
Zallea
as
Resistoflex.—V.
of
192,
Brothers,
Inc.,
2372.
p.
high levels of sales and earnings from
treated
previously
as
during
reduction of the profit from
net earnings for either year.
$12,188,000. equivalent to $2.32
average of 5,257.406 common shares outstanding.
shave
on
has
1961
an
with
as
a
effect
no
amounted
earnings in
on
to
I960
of
$11,321,000,
$2.18
or
share
a
322.
p.
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.—Net Hits New
High—
Dollar
while
earnings
class
A
Rexall
the
pur¬
below, have severally agreed
selling
stockholders
the
of
the
set
company
forth
for
the
reached
company
earnings
and
Its
in
1961
$9,581,444
off
were
high
new
a
slightly.
Justin
in
Dart,
Net
On
the
1960.
to
with
showed
$9,33.0,694
$260,879,928,
the
gain
a
and
net
in
of
earnings
1960,
of
Mr.
Dart
or
7.6%,
$18,322,759,
4,134,129
stock
I960,—V.
earnings
adjusted
an
dividend
shares
of
in
outstanding,
against
as
3%
a
number
average
Oil
shares
of
share
per
with
Richfield
The
number
$2.20
Acquisitions
compared
as
subsidiaries
compared
as
reached
average
equivalent
in
consolidated
sales
1961
President,
1960.
over
common
of
the
stock
share
per
announced.
$2.26
paid
outstanding
p.
526.
were
share
per
during
the
to
year
4,364,714
195
Corp.—Earnings Down—
corporation
reports net earnings in the Annual Report issued
$25,201,277 for the year 1961, equal to $3.11 per
share.
This compares with net earnings of $28,719,936, equal to $3.56
per share in 1960.
to
stockholders
of
,
Income per share is basqd on
purchased:
the average number of shares outstand¬
to give effect to the two-for-one
stock split effective May 1, 1961.
Average number of shares outstanding
in the 1961 period Was 8,095,502, and in the 1960
year was 8,078,074.
"The reduction in earnings in 1861 was due to
prolonged economic
ing for
Shares
5,000
Kamen
&
5,000
Peters,
Writer
Co
&
each, period
warfare
5,000
ress
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
5,000
6,000
McDaniel Lewis
2,500
after
adjustment
within
Charles
the industry and occurred in spite of substantial
prog¬
the corporation in the volume of its operations," President
Report.
Christensen,
Iiic
&,-Co.-.,
made by
He
Jones
S.
declared
in
his
pointed to the fact that
Systems, Inc.—-Appointment—• 4
New
York
City, has
the corporation.—V.
of
been
195.
appointed
letter
to
stockholders
the company's
p.
1320.
in
progress
corresponding
Richficld's
1960
$53,535,938
$52,321,932
paid
in
—
1,071,302
380,269
8,125,692
.
..
.
and
war
-
7,681,273
23,268,295
22,284,202
4,994,019
4,810,778
18,274,276
17,473,424
v.
at
$284,904,178 in 1961
640.
••
' y
compared with
as
$288,960,156
in
1960.
622,709
,
—
capital
except for the most
Pacific Coast oil industry."
and
revenue
1,162,851
_.
constitute
base,
prolonged price
)
,.;V
1961
operating
1.05
...
in
so
line and
1,658,419
1.25
history of the
the
done
other operating revenue,
including State and Federal gaso¬
oil taxes, totaled $364,745,586 in 1961 as
compared with $368,069,039 in 1960. State and Federal gasoline and oil taxes were $79,841,408 in 1961 and $79,108,883 In 1960,
lenving net sales and
'
2,986,659.
1,987,539
.
cash—
have
Sales
operations," he said, "should
in the corporation's earnings
improvement
would
In
1961
3,881,391
Annual
rose
nearly 8% during the year,
for others), were up 3% and that the volume of
products sold increased approximately 4%—all three areas of
operation reaching record high levels.
%;;■>
"The
Subs.)—Annual
(&
the
refined
a
Co., Inc.
in
production of liquid
that refinery runs (ex¬
gross
cluding oil processed
registrar- for
•
194,
)).
Rockower
1,271,911
like
1,128,430
21,100,365
The
20,203,705
1962,
3,
1961
reports
sales of $665,683 for the five weeks ended
increase of 24.4% over the sales of $535,269 for the
for the nine weeks ended March 3, 1962, were
an
period.
$1,185,745,
Sales
gain
a
comparable
,
■
Brothers, Inc.—Net Up 24.4%—
company
March
of
period
a
4,0.8%
year
the
over
$842,374
in 1960.
provisions took $4,736,700 in 1961; $4,989,981 in 1960.
business amounted to $l,6d6,046 in 1961;
p. 1916
reinvested in the
in I960.—V. 192,
operated by the company on March 3, 1962
with 31 the year before.—V. 195, p. 1320.
pared
attained
sales
in
the
ago.
Units
numbered
38,
com¬
Rockwell-Standard Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
Colonel
dated
Willard
F. Rockwell, Board Chairman, released final consoli¬
earnings figures for the company for the year 1961.
year aggregated $226,340,310, down approximately 9%
$248,299,314. Earnings, after taxes, were reported at $11,-
sales
Sales
from
and
for
the
1960's
109,605,
or $2.07 per share.
This compared with $12,953,798, or $2.41
share in 1960, when the yeai- began upon a very high volume
plane,
per
then
and
went
pointed
out
reached
in
was
into
the
the
decline
a
reverse
first
the
true
was
quarter and
definitely up!—V.
Corp.
Debenture
193,
p.
Russ Togs, Inc.—Net
Offer
Exchange
Net
sales
196,000
_of
the
of
subordinated
March
to
22,
debentures
date
Feb.
thorn
due
principal
date
Nov.
20,
for
Jan.
amount
holders
1977.
the
7%
debentures
convertible
terms
of
frozn'
extended
been
5%%
the
5%%■
new
has
1967,
of
Under
the
of
of
issue
new
a
1,
15,
1
1962.
fund.
invited
were
subordinated
the
debentures
exchange offer,
will be issued for
12%,
of
rest
in
the
trend
Colonel
way.
when
1961,
the
for
the
Rockwell
recession
balance
the
of
low
was
the
year
914.
7%
the
on
stock
at
195, p.
61
$72,668,000,
of
3'/i
compared
with
for
was
the
company
the
$70,875,000
the
previous
to
of
the
1961
$5,979,000,
share";of
per
equivalent
of
and
of
during
35
60
the
cents
cents
Dividends
year.
share
a
a
share,
25
Dsc.
15
were
same
on
the
as
in
were
with
compared
cents
paid
on
1960.—V.
a
paid
share
common
195,
p.
on
June
stock,
15
total
a
the
of
the
mailed
shares
company's 334 %
company's
beginning
to
stock¬
with
common
the
outstanding
debentures.
stock
March
31,
was
1961
earnings of
preceding
$354,564,878
shares
$215,273,844 and
dent,
were
were
equal
in
compared
earnings
to
earnings
1961
aznounted
$3.72
in
a
1960
to
share
were
increased sharply
$10,785,279
on
on
2,897,496
$4,703,096
on
over
sales
of
common
sales
of
equal to $1.64 a share on 2,862,896 shares. Cash
$1.25 a share were paid in 1961. Income taxes for
compared with $4,856,000 in 1960.
backlog of orders
to
$637
stockholders
Referring to
a
number of F-105
in
for
the
same
the
reported
of
with
1961
a
rose
to
the
the
period
year
before.
year
ended
194, p. 2338.
loss
a
of
the
in
of
record
earned
company
levenues
a
than
loss
net
the
for
$488,571,
-
in
the
losses
Truck
said
second
half
of
the
the
of
months,
per
cents
share.
share,
per
should
the
was
company
on
unable
to
operated
-eliminate
year.
continued
Division, and a
Division,"
company
said
but
1961
in
earlier
result
a
Leasing
the
nine
cents
$98,077,886.
incurred
were
11
or
24
or
Ryder, President and Chairman,
losses
preceding
$227,890,
$105,333,000.
fecting our Common Carrier
He
were
to
cents
company,
year
I960,
"The
1023.
$11 682,000,
company's
told
corporation in
equal
Net
$10.-
with
increase of
an
number
Mr.
operate
of
expense
of
Ryder
readjustment
adverse
factors
af¬
added.
profitably
in
1962.—V.
194,
892.
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
the
Net
year.
and
outstanding.
The
of continued growth.
$2.02—an increase
203,892
and
totaled
compared
1961,
a sharp rise in earnings during the final quarter.
trucking and leasing firm earned more money in
months
the
profitably
p.
Aviation
Republic
1962,
28,
announced.
54
revenues
James A.
preferred
on
with
Fla.
three
entirely
share
a
27,
Jan.
1961, despite
ended
In
preferred
1960.
stock
after
stock,
common
$7,159,000 or 93 cents per share in
Semi-annual dividends of $2.25
million
were
Miami,
operating
1961
cents
91
Jan.
subject to year-end audit.—V.
are
Operating
in¬
an
year,
President,
nationwide
last
but
sales'1
total
reported
.
income
Net
dividends
report
ended
period ended
Ryder Systems, Inc.—Annual Report—
This
Dec. 31,
stockholders'
annual
sportswear manufacturer,
period
26-week
compared
figures
The
its
the
Eli Rousso,
cents
All
rate of $33 Vs per share to maturity.
exchanged will be paid through March
447.
for
Up 14%—
apparel and
26-week
Net
the
debentures
this
the
profit for the currently ended period amounted to $602,000 as
compared with $530,000 for the same period the year before, an increase
of 14'%, Mr. Rousso stated.
Based on the 981,828 shares outstanding
at Jan. 27,
1962, earnings for the first half of the fiscal year were
amount of 7%
debentures.
The now debentures
and' bear interest from April J. 1962, and will be con¬
dated
of
for
$9,143,000
principal
$100
1962.—V.
31,
due
to April 23,
of
exchange
be
corporation announced that the expiration
to holders of the company's 7%
sinking
offer
1962,
debentures
$80
the
exchange
dividends
Report—
being
another year
increase
share
is
stock in
conversions
dividend
cents
an
Co.—Annual
which
common
partnership
to
achieved record
compared
7,500
Rapid-American
1961
The
is
average of 5,186,546 common
shares outstanding, after giving
effect in both years to a two-for-one stock
split in April, 1961.—V. 194,
Extended—
Sales
,
In
a
Resistoflex
in
was
an
.
under
for
year
ones
subsidiary
This revision
common
on
Meeds—
Co.,
tax
Earnings
of
larger plant to replace the existing one and to provide
manufacturing capabilities is being planned and work on it
continue
located
of
conditions
$10,156,840
Income
crease
has acquired
last
company
entirely
field.
power
procmcls.
were
income
This
will
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Earnings Up 3%—
Operations.
The
financing,
subsidiaries
1960.
$0.50
-
French
the
continue
increased
current
stock, against earnings of $5,166,859, or $1.78 a share, in 1960.
A. change in method of financial reporting took place with publication
of consolidated figures in the company's annual report for 1961.
Net sales and other income totaled $48,128,724 in 1961; $50,394,071
Interest
(U.K.) Porter Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
a
ended
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—Earnings Decline—
746.
The company
a
Consolidated net income of the company and its Canadian subsidiaries
amounted to $4,570,454 in 1961. equal to $1.57 a share for the common
In
Francaise,
and
nuclear
spreading over a period of years.
No
by Resistoflex, Mr. Gentile said, in view
position, and its substantial nature of Zatlea's
treasury
of
being
Net.
7,500
&
vertible into common
1960
$7,930,492
income
—V.
and
sales
Under
sheet
1961
—
Earnings
months
192, p. 1279.
will
31—
Dec.
made
was
subsequent
company
Co._
stock
Directors
inflammable
Polychrome Corp.—Annual Report—
Ended
acquired
major producer
process
industries,
contemplated
operations.
stock.
and
Net worth
large scale.
a
retardant
lighting
the
chemical
the
related
of
the
as
was announced by Charles Revson, President.
$150,959,000 in 1961.
This compares with $134,443,000
in 1960, adjusted for both years to reflect revised
accounting procedures
whereby sales discounts have been deducted from gross sales, rather
derived
i'0,000
assets
each
Year
shares
named
are
liabilities
—V.
*
plastics
using them
the
primarily
Trust
Working
ordinary
of
use
prohibited
of
'
cases.
these
the
and
with
circles
of
ceilings.
now
lighting
acrylic, they are—unlike acrylic—usually subject to yellow¬
cracking and warping.
Consequently many lighting engineers and
have
is
fastenings
Operating and other income, before taxes, amounted to $9,307,154 in
be
to
ordinary
ing,
architects
process
aggregated
$103,115, equal
to
and
common
terms
Depreciation
in
Plastic—
will
Net sales
for
chem¬
2445.
p.
lor
trade
Brothers
President
operations during 1961, it
corrosion
corrosive
six
the
Earnings retained in business
developed by
building
or
approved
added
He
been
all-plastic
said
acrylic plastic sheets
community
B
the
Dividends paid in stock
with
the first truly fire retard¬
this Stamford, Conn., firm.
Polycast President John O. Beattie said the material may contribute
to substantial changes in home and office
decor—including the possible
ant
of
Hampstead Investing Corp.
«___
cents
•
Polycast
hardware
15,000
Co.__,
Dividends
$3,545,639.
1100. '
p.
for
company
common
any
Co
&
&
the
in
Zallea
Gentile,
Revlon, Inc.—Sales, Net Set Records—
based
contrasted
as
is
wholly-owned
company
Earnings per share of com. stock
ago.
Cleveland-based
The
the
the
amounted
160,000
class
to
A
Earnings before taxes
Net earnings
for
year
a
&
Lestrange
Net
•
highs
February
volume
year-ago
company
91,500
Current
First-quarter profit amounted to $341,017, or 62 cents a share
on
550,000 shares outstanding, compared with $169,718, or 31
Sales
if
Current
<
a
the
and
other
for
for
Year Ended Dec. 31—
in both sales and earnings were reported
the quarter ended Feb.
28,
1962,
the
first
of the company's fiscal year. Net Income was double that of
ago, and sales volume increased
67%.
period
the
company
class
Co
Kistler
to
Report—
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Quarterly Report—
quarterly
who
a
stated.
sales
debt,
Sherrei-d
common
&
Easement Co.,- a hew
wholly-owned subsidiary of Pickwick
Organization that is serving successfully in the home improvement field.
—V. vl 94,: ■ p. '5.34. ?
y.'
J;;
/y /
corporation
will
add
to
company's business
tools, hardware, and
adjustments
of
the
of
names,
&
&
194,
Attic
-
and
Jersey,
and
income
Progress Manufacturing
rant, and
catering facility, both xio^* being constructed,
"will be a
showpla.ce for the north shore of Long Island," according to the report.
The'Teport to stockholders described the formation of the Pickwick
.
shares
M.
hydrocarbons
sa'les backlog of $1,500,000 in homes, all of which now are under con¬
struction.
The Pickwick Motor Inn, and the adjacent Galaxie restau¬
the
133,333
supplies
basis,
net
the underwriters
Programming &
a
by
the
the
of
net
for
funded
from
their
Irving
Pickwick Organization reports the delivery of $784,000 in homes with
Record
of
industries.
unaudited
shares
shares
Bissell
—V.
the period total $1,864,423, Mr.
anticipates the declaration of a
fiscal
with
The assets
company
its first
of
for
assets
that the
also stated
at
certain
of
share.
$56,767
Westheimer
.
dividend
account
New
food
of
range
missile
an
245,547
Fuller
D.
Laird,
is unusually extensive because of the great
during the organization's first six months as a
public company. The report cites the company's rapid and substantial
growth and diversification in the construction and land packaging
business.
i'• ^>'1 *'
~i ' *'*■
■'> v
!\
*• ~
Shoenfeld
portion
wide
a
capitalization
of
Arthurs,
activities
of
of
for the account
requirements,
parts,
petrochemical,
consolidated
per
purchase
Powell,
$41,Presi¬
1961, of
31,
ended Dec.
purchase
than
sale
Fassaic,
replacement
and
agreement,
Butcher
letter to stockholders
Tne
sold
acquired
Joseph
the outset, the acquisition
Resistoflex earnings.
its strong
earnings.
share
per
to
From
to
payment,
joints
industry,
of
Products
Shares
Report—
dent.
number
sale
Industrial
were
the
in
consolidated
and
of
opposite
$1.48
23 cents per share was reported by Richard D. Shoenfeld,
or
public
fittings to the
of
1962,
and
number
Months'
Organization, Inc.—Six
income
net
898,
Power
inventory
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
S.
Pickwick
initial
under¬
an
company specializes in the distribution
steel pipe, tubing,
valves and
substantial
A
sale
cents
stock
share
$1.59
volume
The
known
well
industries
same
materially
engaged
in selling an
extensive line of
flow systems, industrial fasteners, and pro¬
2722.
p.
of
has
company,
according
distributor
process
electronic
28,
of
(after preferred dividends!
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1961—
Earnings per
increased
The
use.
the
consist
revenues
sales
1965.
capital.
stainless
outstanding
1960
1961
operating
including
of
from
CAPITALIZATION—After
31—
other
and
discounts
the
26,667 for the
proceeds
meet
for
$2,880,385
(before
leased de¬
partments) (1961 is a record high)—
$60,743,565 $55,797,688
Profit before taxes
4,348,401
3,982,603
Profit after taxes (1961 is a rd^ord high)
2,111,401
1,967,603
Net
in
second
J.
expansion
the
$2,000,000.
of
is
petro-chemlcal
Sales
the
REVENUES—On
with
suggested
be
and
equipment,
the
Feb.
will
up
stock
pharmaceutical,
from
to
ranges.
price
to
industries.
a
$6.95
the
and
first
Brothers
metal
the
a
Chalk
initially
the
units,
manager
as
133,333 shares
reduce
working
resistant
introduced.
be
$5.85,
will
station
of
at
of
serves
The
warehouse
a
Report—
Year ended Dec.
sales
will
1962
River
Zallea
29.
to
industrial
company's
$5.00,
the
on
and
This
1964
in
construction
Patuxent
generating
service
announced
company,
duction
sales organization separate and
is being established.
Lady Van Heusen showrooms will be opened at 1407 Broadway, New
York City, the first week in May, at which time the new Lady Van
Philadelphia;
in
the
on
Maryland.
turbine
into
go
common
components
Lady Van Heusen brand name.
the
County,
BUSINESS—Headquartered
J. Phillips, president, stated that Lady Van Heusen, Inc.,
wholly-owned subsidiary, has been organized to manufacture and
sell women's shirts and blouses. Complete manufacturing facilities are
from
kilowatt
the
on
Co., New York City,
A
general
Seymour
readied
started
N.
Delaware,
Resistoflex.
company's outstanding debt, expand the com¬
pany's warehouse in Charleston, West Virginia and lease and stock
with
inventory warehouses in Atlanta, Georgia and Boston, Massa¬
a
distinct
Wilmington,
1962
53
Corp.—Acquisition—
Roseland,
financing
FROCEEDS—Net
Phillips-Van Heusen for 103 years manufacturers of men's shirts and
other items, is entering the women s field and will produce a complete
line of ladies' shirts and blouses nationally advertised and marketed
being
to
group,
chusetts,
the
in
1253.
p.
the
be
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—Enters Women's Field—
under
This
stockholders..
642.
p.
has
Resistoflex
•
million
construction
new
190,000
located
kilowatt
Of the total,
$1,686,800,000 $1,646,800,000
year-end
at
third
A
Work
George's
335,000
March
on
of
260,400,000
year-enda__
at
million.
that
the
on
;y
through the offering of 160,000 shares, at $7.50
58,400 000
mWdZS
ttlxSi^!:::::::::::::::::::
is
195,
class
112,900 000
Dividends"16 paid_!!!^!!lll "III
paid
was
million—$11
$46
of
1960
113,800 000
dividend
were
Power Industrial Products Co.—Class A Offered—S. D.
$1,231,600,000 $1,228,600,000
-
-
."Ii:::.:-
income
Prince
writing
1961
$53
1961
estimated
is
kilowatts.
Fuller &
Report—
31—
Pndpd Dec
vpfir
It
stock
y
in
generating station
two
—V.
the
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Annual
in
house
approximately $4 million, representing a significant portion
agricultural chemical business in California.
Thev will be operated as wholly owned subsidiaries of Petrolane and
the present management will be retained, headed by Wheeler Coberly
who founded the first company in 1946.—V.
195, p. 527.
all
fifth
Point
volumes are
of
1960.
2%
a
y,,
■
to
1,643,000
new
fer¬
the
primarily in the San Joaquin Valley. Annual sales
Coberly & Plumb distributes anhydrous ammonia, dry and liquid
tilizers, insecticides, weed killers and other chemical products to
agricultural industry
1962
expenditures
in
amount
(1597)
generating unit
at the company's Dickerson Generating Station in Upper Montgomery
County, Maryland
will be placed in service in the early spring of
1962. This will bring the generating
capability of the PEPCo system
by the board
approved
has been
than
more
Valley, it was announced by R. J.
10,
Jan.
Construction
of directors
and Petrolane stock
approximately $1 million in value, Mr. Munzer said.
transaction .which
of both
On
stock.
common
acquired the three
agricultural chemical
major diversification move, has
a
products in California's San Joaquin
Munzer, Petrolane's President.
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Service, Inc.—Acquisition—
Petrolane Gas
The
Number 6147
195
Volume
million
the
at
one
annual
recent Department
orders previously
the beginning of
year
ago,
1962
8529
Presi¬
was
Mundy I. Peale,
report.
of Defense proposal to
reduce
the
programmed, Mr. Peale said that the
company still had a production schedule on the all-weather
aircraft
that would carry deliveries through late 1964.
Sales and earnings
for 1962, he said, sheuld continue at approxi¬
mately the same level as in 1961.—V. 195, p. 683.
Savage Arms Corp.—Annual Report—
Year
Net
Ended
Profit
Net
Dec.
1961
p.
1
—!
13c
a
nr..
reports
company
November
nj
30,
Sales
share.
comparable
639,645
2589.
Saxton Products, Inc.—Six Months'
The
ended
$0.36
.
*
share__
per
193,
273.645
$0.22
taxes
income
—V.
1,046,290
—-
income
before
$14,055,048
884,266
664,098
172 098
!
profit
Earnings
1960
$14,214,152
31—
sales
Operating
earnings
*
a
are
Results—
sales of $390,500 for the six , months
with after taxes, earnings of $21,325 or
up
15%
from previous period
($340,000);
record
1961,
figures
are
not
v.rxf
available.
Cnvtnii
olcn
rpnnrts
flnf.lP.inflT.ftrt
54
fiscal
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1598)
sales approaching $1,000,000 with third quarter sales ahead
Current backlog is sufficient to assure a full level of
at least through the present period.—V. 194, p. 2771.
year
Spiral Metal Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
expectation.
production
1962 offering circular, Flomenhaft, Seidler
& Co., Inc., New York City, offered publicly, 100,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $2.50 per share.
Seagrave Corp.—Net Rose 40%, Sales Up 21%—
Net
Describing
1961
as
an
important year of
transition "in which
Seagrave has taken the first s^ep from being primarily a manufac¬
turer ox fire fighting apparatus to becoming established as a diversi¬
industrial
fied
corporation,"
Sonnabend,
M.
A.
Arnold
sales and
Saltznian,
President,
reported
new
peaks
in
total
earnings lor the year e.xde^ uec. 3i. 1931.
Net
sales in 1961 increased by 21%
over sales in
1960,
A.
profits
Net
the
19ax than in iubu.
$13,583,642, compared
40%
were
greater in
1961 totalled
in
sales
and
in' fiscal
income
income
Federal
before
Income
Net
in
for
taxes
compared
$547,640,
was
to
I960.
1961
Earnings per common share (after
$312,640.
was
—V.
dent. The
of
of
come
at
Federal
for
for
$13,310
Dec.
reported
company
$47,000
31,
1960.
1961.—V.
195,
loss of
net
a
income
tax
a
for
$41,282
—V.
1961
taxes)
York
whose
company
Stock
Exchange
8142,936,000,
as
1961
for
compared
Earnings
per
the
I960.—V.
year
share
The
stock
Sales
three
last
A.
the
the
over
Mr.
City
1961
reached
19%
up
the
record
appointed
p. 1254.
been
195,
registrar
769,978
1.04
31,
on Dec.
for
$2,218,000 in
over
the
months
the
in
the
said
when
greatest
sales
percentage
showed
gain
of
sales
net
1960.—V.
increase
an
of
favorable
showed
$605,000,
growth
volume
in
of
gain
a
29.5%,
in
1961
for
rennrted
2,600,899
1960.
48%
194,
and
for
It
company
working
engaged
in
devices
for
incorporated
was
GIVING
the
ended
year
sales
Dec.
according
to
31,
—V
1961
unaudited
the
manufacture
commercial
and
share.
per
There
was
no
extraordinary
income
in
V
Sherwood
J:
Sept.
on
1961'.
29,
Prior
operated
by
Mr.
Directrrs
increase
to
the
2,000,000
this
of
Chicago
approve
ruthorized
shares,
tool manufacturer
power
amendment
an
shares
according
to
of
the
to
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
stock
common
John
company
to
650.000
F.
of
the
March
basis
"Tne
Board
increased
6,
of
1962,
the
of
split,
dividend
rate
Elkhart,
and
be
increased
contemplates
these
shares,"
at
shares
common
the
to
the
said
time
outstanding.
1,719,678.
declaration
Mr.
of
Spaulding,
warrant
such
an
"as¬
action."
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
home
producer,
quarter
reported
substantial
Feb.
1962.
ended
28,
gains in
Arthur Decio,
President, said that sales for the third fiscal quarter amounted to
$3,377,511, an 113% gain from $1,587,093 in the third
quarter of fiscal
1962.
Net earnings
outstanding.
quarter
Mr.
a
This
year
Decio
months
of
were
$31,888
compared
that
1962
30%
an
period
a
sales
34
or
194,
cents
for
225,000 common shares
on
loss
a
of
earnings
the
from
$33,177
the
in
the
months
the
ended
$6,584,551
earnings for
$232,535 or $1.03
to
in
the
the
for
uptrend
Feb.
third
the
first
first
nine
the
com¬
in
28,
1962
were
for
posted
the
com¬
nine
months
share,
compared
period
a
a
comparable
Egbert
stock
common
York
New
the
of
City,
has
been
appointed
195, p. 1366:
corporation.—V.
year
of
with
ago.
subordinated
debentures, due
1974,
125,000 shares of this company's
share.
per
top
mated
at
faster,
copies
It
the
unit,
features
units
would
design*
at
e
instant
commence
s
lower
a
>
•
cost
•
per
starting,
on
on
Sept.
of
illuminated
8.
1950.
company
The
than
copy,
with
no
copy
and
,,
P:aPer*° h,e cePied.
,
of
It
color,
makes
and
six
manual operation
The handling of
makes
copies
national
seconds
machines.
required
and
costs
for
less
required is the insertion
copy
high definition copies from
also
paper
any
is
completely
regard¬
original,
company,
on
in
the
in
the
and
State
at
3401
W.
47th
GIVING
other
copies.
$895, which
selling price of Model 33 is
electrostatic process copier on
also be
available.—V. i9±, p. ,„u.
priced
the
Common
Chicago,
St.,
EFFECT
makes
market.
it
the
Leasing
shares
(par
are
lowest
terms
will
number of
which each has
tne
of
terms
39-year
and conditions
debentures which
of
Southern
the
were
Bell,
company's
authorized
meeting in Atlanta, set
forthcoming $75 million
Feb.
J.
7m
k
be
The
The
and
u
filed
Chase
paying
^
shortly.
Citizens
and
13,
be offered for sale at. competitive bidding,
i<; was ann°unced. A registration statement
Southern
Manhattan
agent.—V.
National
Bank,
195,
p.
New
1143.
Bank,
York,
Atlanta,
was
will
be
designated
trustee.
registrar
,:H:.
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Stock
Subscriptions
March 23, 1962, the
company announced that its of¬
fering of 442,362 common shares to
stockholders and
employees had been oversubscribed. The stock
was of¬
fered at $30 per share to
stockholders of record March 6
with rights to
expire March 21. Dillon, Read &
Co., N. Y.
City, was the principal underwriter.—V.
195, p. 1254.
$262,146
$21,107
*
—56,000
Other
Total
debt
of
—40,200
3,218,261
2,802,938
24,581,666
N
22,730,502
<•
ivrr
6,685,683
5,590,319
—67,243
—52,913
51,128
Income:
295,336
premium, less expense
195,
:
l_
:
186,167
INCOME
182,050
6,855,730
Deductions
NET
—V.
Gross
interest charges
deductions..
6,014,792
$17,725,936 $16,775,710
-
913.
p.
Wolverine
Split—
'
Shoe
&
Tanning
Corp.
$900,000
2,000,000 shs.
of
names
the
shares
common
severally
several
and
agreed
1,311,100 shs.
underwriters
(he
principal amount of deben¬
to
purchase from
Corp
Co., Inc.—
for
two-for-one
a
the company
&
the
increase
come
$625,000
with
represents
Co.,
Inc
York
Water
10,000
10,000
60,000
25 000
for
the
Hawaii,
purchase
Diners'
stations
as
million
quickly
as
members
will
arrangements
be
can
extended
be
to
other
completed,
the
said.
26,
said
phase
the
at
cards
volume
$4,002,358
profit
of
that
service
Diners'
thousands
of
substantially.—V.
Per
equal
1960
share
to
was
Total
Oil
Club
station
billing
Union
195,
Oil
charges
and
the
stations
1144.
p.
Products
earnings
$1.58
per
$4,479,266
the
on
in
Union
is
have
Oil
companies
become
an
convenience
of
expected
Co.
of
share
$3,548,485,
or
gross revenues
the
on
using
»
Youthcraft
Creations,
company
income
for
of
1961
were
$4,633,328.
up
Net
28%,
income in
over
$1.23 per share.
for
1961
were
of
$130,589,714% as
$137 872 7R7
s",0c.
compared witlv$1.9€
shares o.usr "elm
«•
>r
as
declared
Nov.
1961.—V.
30,
Co., N. Y. C.—V. 181,
Inc.—Class
March 27
a
$100,919,887. Cash flow generated
A
Stock
1962 prospectus,
194,
148.
p.
Offered—
Paine, Webber,
Creations,
Inc., class A stock priced at $11.50 per share.
initial public offering of the company's stock.
account
of
holdings.
a
the
Y.
is
proceeds
required
designs
and
selling, | the
finance
to
of
company
manufactures
represent
sells
It is the
sold
part
a
20,000
for
and
receivables
accounts
and
.
Ave.,
-
.
„
Borden
the
their
of
shares
business.
21-09
and
being
are
remaining
increased
expanding
by
shares
110,000
shareholders,
company
BUSINESS—The
N.
offering,
of
group
The
use
the
Long
Island City,
foundation garments, principally
girdles and panty girdles.
REVENUES—Youthcraft
was
$432,219,
and
sales
equal
to
income
net
CAPITALIZATION
were
GIVING
$4,799,451
cents
88
$323,790
or
EFFECT
a
in
share.
66
1961
and
term
Short
obligations
term
bank
TO
In
1960,
stock
($1
par
B
stock
($1
par
$85,000
value).
UNDERWRITERS—The
Paine,
Webber,
spective
the
Jackson
number
Outstanding
of
1,500,000 shs.
130,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
names
of
the
&
Curtis
is
shares
which
each
from
the
company
and
conditions
set
forth
the
in
'
230,000
value)
Class
were
FINANCING.
_:
A
sales
-
PRESENT
borrowings
Class
in¬
net
cents.-
Authorized
Long
several
the
380,000 shs.
underwriters
representative,
underwriter
is
for
and
whom
the
committed
re¬
to
the
selling stockholders, subject to
purchase agreement, are set forth
below:
Shares
Painei Webber, Jackson & Y%
Co.—Earnings Up 28%—
net
be¬
—
increase
to
sales
on
1961
average
dividend
will
1962,
Curtis
Universal
of
earnings of $1.75
value
par
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
1961
on
the
Jackson & Curtis and associates announced the offering
for public sale 130,000 shares of Youthcraft
purchase
important
proposed,
2141.
service
stations in the 11 western states, including
will begin honoring Diners' Club credit cards
April
of gasoline and other supplies and
services, it
was announced
jointly by C. E. Rathbone, Union's Director of market¬
ing, and Alfred Bloomingdale, Diners' Club President.
Signs will identify those stations honoring the cards.
The
service
and
retail
as
p.
Debentures Sold Privately — On
it was reported that $1,200,,000 of this
firm's debentures due March 1, 1982 were sold privately
March
come
Oil
If ratified at this meeting,
:
682.
p.
Union Oil Co. of California—Credit Card
Agreement—
for
1960
1960, both years based
giving effect to a 2% stock
inventories
Co
&
stock
191,
in
$4,112,948
Alaska,
earned
a
share
per
will
195, p. 1474.
Union
authorized
share.—V.
company
50,000
10,000
&
1962.
Yale & Towne Manufacturing
The
compared
80,000
Sterling, Grace & Co
Most
in
$2.50 per
50,000
Co
split
2,000,000
Also approved was payment of a dividend of 15 cents
per share Pay¬
able on May 1 to stockholders of record as of April 10.
-•••"■•'Y ;
At present, the company has outstanding 603*781 shares of common
stock having a par value of $5 per share.
If the stockholders approve
5.000
Co
Schramm
held on April 26,
will become effective on May 31.
it
15,000
Meyerhoff
&
Debentures
35,000^
stock
and
increasein
authorized capital stock from 1,000,000 to
shares was made
by the directors of the corporation at their March 19 directors' meeting.
The
recommendation
was
subject to stockholders' approval at
the
50,000
Stern
<fc
Freehling,
S.
and
Proposed Stock
•
Pursuant to
$21,107
$900,000
Securities
Bloomingdale
On
applicable to won-
long term debt.
on
PROCEEDS—Of
Singer &
Herzfeld
1
26.
.„{niCLS °n the debentures, to
will
Other
Outstanding
Shares
Clayton
D.
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co.— Proposed
Debentures Sale -—
V
%
directors
taxes
through Hemphill, Noyes &
FINANCING
follows:
as
Federman, Stonehill
26,
'
note
20c)
aggregate
—V.
March
341,098
sale
111.
PRESENT
TO
debs._
UNDERWRITERS—The
tures
Illinois
and
point-of-purchase
$512,146
promissory
sub.
conv.
of
manufacture
use
indebtedness
installment
6Va.%
esti¬
primarily by manufacturers of nationally
products in identifying their trade names
the premises of retail dealers. Tbe offices of the com¬
Moran
of
The
On
pub¬
distributed
located
are
incorporated
was
is
engaged
non-illuminated signs
and
and
products
pany
>
time
warm-up
approximately
The only
copy-
eliminated.
less
takes
process
per
new
Copier, products dry
conventional
26,694
—31,154
* *
510,162
Non-operating Revenues.-...
Amortization
stock at $3.75
common
comnanv
advertising material for
advertised
7%
its
April 2.
>stat,ie
e
operation.
™e
'
-
$1,141,995, will be used for debt repayment,
of accounts
receivable, and working capital.
reduction
Sundry
Marchant demonstrated production models of
electrostatic copier on March 30 and announced
new
'2,509,500
207,535
—47,686
that
registrar for
offered
were
Net proceeds accrued by the
—
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc.—New Product—
The
said
through an underwriting group headed
by Clayton Securities Corp., Boston, and D. J. Singer &
Co., Inc., New York City.
:Common Offered—Also offered by this
group were
CAPITALIZATION
Smith-Corona
marketing of
_ii___
sales2^
annual meeting to be
Authorized
desk
'
'
/•
*
10,865,645
2,604,250
'__a
income
From
Interest
Tel-A-Sign, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant to a
March 21, 1962
prospectus, $900,000 of 6 lk % convertible
361.
p.
Mr.
19,987,564
_
Income—
Deductions
Corp.—Appointment—
Co.,
BUSINESS—The
gains
accelerated
Net
ago.
share
a
and
the nine
gain
year
amounted
$75,j79
—V.
with
reflected
pany's operations. Sales
parable
engines.
21,363,405
______
revenues
Recommendation
Trust
ago.
noted
fiscal
$11,872,396,
14 cents
or
for
operating
94,035,143
Taxes.
—
—_~1
income—net
16,542,400
97,102,406
_•—
V 8,843,784
■-17,697,300
11,176,078
___
,
merchandise
from
7,072,346
12,804,054
•
9,556,932
taxes
and
4,713.860-
413,984 shs.
licly at 100%
the
for
futher
on
mobile
profits
573,226
conditions
Skyline Homes,
This
had
this would
Directors
suming
that business
—V. 194, p. 1429. •
sales
Skil
combustion
taxes_L__L—L
subsidiaries
:____
Provision
break-through engineering developments to increase the
internal
income
from
income
Net
Egbert,
of
53,470
10,554,295
4,893,000
—
than income
Interest
Paxton
his
expenses
for
Dividends
22,585,289
945,082
Operating Expenses
Operating Revenues.—^—!
Net
110,548
114,022,707'
11,145,192
other
^otal
Technibilt
Irving
13,
As
for
118,465,811
Non-operating Revenues:
to
Spaulding, President.
"If the
ratify this increase at the annual meeting to be held
1962, the Board plans to split the
company's common stock
three for one," Mr.
Spaulding sta e*.
On
H.
2,299,090
119,042
Total
Outstanding
-
2,261,589
—
power
Provision
p.
Granatelli, who will serve as President of the Paxton Division of
Studebaker, brings to the corporation more of the youthful, aggressive
leadership typical of Studebaker today.—V. 195, p. 1024.
shareholders
May
___.
Provision for depreciation-..
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
6.247,604
Mr.
charter
from
(10c par)
of
performance
ask
will
corporate
Kenneth
105,365,465
7,242,927
subsidiaries
from
$
108,842,253
__—
Administrative and general expenses
L__
7,151,281
Other operating expenses—'.——^—483,995
Taxps
the purchase of
Paxton, Studebaker also acquired the services
39-year-old Anthony Granatelli, President of Paxton and
world
of
Corp.—Proposed Stock Increase—Split—
shareholders
it
I960
$
22,053,546
States.
thereto
Report—
to:
.
Commercial
With
1961.
1429.
cash
945.
p.
1931
Coal
President, announced the acquisition for stock
Products, Inc., of Santa Monica, Calif. Paxton
manufactures
supercharges for both racing and conventional
auto¬
mobiles, airplanes, trucks, boats and atomic submarines.
and
Co.—Annual
Power
31—
Maintenance
Gross
famous
Skil
sales
Purchased
municipal
throughout the United
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Acquisition—
>
Dec.
operating revenues
Operating Expenses and Taxes:
261.
p.
192,
issue.—V.
this
Co.,
Total
sale
and
were
figures
$1,133,000
p.
195,
Electric
Ended
Other
CAPITALIZATION
Merchandising
Subsidiaries
variety of outdoor lighting devices in its plant
a
American
Customers
capital.
Co.,
a
sole
proprietorship
Guggemos of Winsted, Minn.
stock
of
Operating Revenues:
inventory, the purchase of tube tapering
and
manufactures
Common
income
Heating
Kenworth
by
194,
North
Year
2772.
p.
its
month
announced that for 1961 the company
$2,580,164, equal to $2.01 per share
President
net
shares
Wisconsin
earn¬
operated as a division of Sterner Industries, Inc., Winsted, Minn.,
predecessor and affiliate. Sterner Industries, Inc. entered the outdoor
lighting business in the fall of 1958 when it purchased the assets of
during
that
the company.
Net income for 1961 was
$23,725,000 or $5.33 per share on 4,449,56!
shares outstanding at the end of the
period, compared to $19,813,000
or $4.44
per share on 4,461,561 shares
outstanding at the end of the
previous year, excluding extraordinary income in 1960 of
—V.
Williams,
outstanding. This compares with 1960 net income
of $2,740,143, equal to $2.26 per share on 1,210,000 shares outstanding.
The company's consolidated contract income in 1961 was $50,342,660,
compared to $58,630,726 in 1960.—V.
194, p. 471.
were
Winsted, Minn., and distributes them
The
up
Earnings of the company for
up 20%
on
an
11% increase in
cents
These
shares outstanding at
on 2,701,958 shares
Authorized
25
H.
consolidated
$110,968,897, the second highest
5% above the $105,468,459
were
history
company is
fluorescent lighting
outdoor
at
seamless
heads.—V.
1,281,594
See
was
continued
Sales
increased
use.
of
and space, capsules; standard die mold bases
one-piece metal door knobs, and magnetic
195, p. 1144.
rockets
accessories;,
Electric
BUSINESS—The
corresponding
the
for
industries.
missiles,
tape recorder
24%—
earnings of $1.28
to
compared
company's
equipment,
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Up 20%—
or
recorder
sells
1961.)
Investments, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., offered publicly,
260,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $1.15 per
share. Net proceeds, estimated at $255,000, will be used
for
from $467,000 in February, 1961. Sales
for the four months to Feb.
28, 1962, were a record $3,258,000, an
increase of 21.3% over $2,685,000 in the similar four months a
year
ago.
Figures for all periods are unaudited^V. 195, p. 750.
released
principally
on
Sterner Lighting, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
March 21, 1962 offering circular, Midwest Planned
a
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
January
sales
in
obtained
for
month.
said
when
a
has
corporation.—V.
President,
in
came
Cooper
February
share
per
year.
Cooper,
quarter
$3.53
versus
year,
Consolidated
record
.
.
in Pasadena,
Calif., the company de¬
specially engineered industrial components,
aerospace,
aircraft, plastics and magnetic tape
Products include precision fasteners used in air¬
and
produces
Rentals
York
New
of
$2,650,000,
months
Sidney
the
31,
were
$3.83
the
entire proceeds and who will continue
shareholders.
BUSINESS—Headquartered
signs,
outstanding at the end of 1960.
of
'
who
the
be major
to
684.
p.
and subsidiaries had record sales in the three
1962, the first quarter of the fiscal year.
company
Jan.
1961
year
$130,681,000 for 1960. Net earnings
with
$16,611,000 for
1960.
were
higher than the $3,460,197
equal to $1.65 per share on
were
end
share.
a
behalf of two shareholders
on
Britain, Conn., firm in 1961 totaled $4,295,-
the
compared
as
Silo Discount Centers,
ended
the
will receive
sold
Williamsburg Greetings Corp.—New Name—
New
Corp.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co.,
common
with
for
revenues
the
on
24%
or
ings
recently listed
was
operating
1961
for
195,
Servonuclear
the
reported
$18,027,000
were
stock
common
was
192, p. 802.
540
Schlumberger Ltd.—Sales, Net Higher—
1960
1.22
Net earnings of this New
The
The stock
John
902,511
outstanding
Stanley Works—Earnings Up
1365.
Chicago, headed a group which of¬
March 28, 100,000 shares of this firm s
stock, at $24.50
common
G.
Offered—^.
Inc.—Common
Industries,
$9,-
Co. Inc.,
fered publicly on
had
$14,263,794 $12,934,728
taxes)
share
741,650 shares
on
&
was
was
262,001 shs.
Products, Inc.—Annual Report—
excise
(after
per
(Based
compared with net in¬
1,397,300 shares outstanding
were
(after
Earnings
1961
and amortization, during
share.
In 1960, cash flow
share.—V. 192, p. 2065.
per
Williams Brothers Co.—Earnings Down—
Motor
income
Net
carryback,
There
p.
sales
Net
after credit
1961
500,000 shs.
(10c par)
Outstanding
Year Ended Dec. 31—
profitable basis during
the last five
months of 1961, following losses in earlier months oc¬
casioned by
the start-up and installation costs for QUOTRON sys¬
tems in a large number of cities, according to J. R. Scantlin, Presi¬
were on
Voi-Shan
craft,
FINANCING
PRESENT
$3.28
or
Becker
195, p. 1474:
Standard
Electronics, Inc.—Operations Now Profitable
Operations of Scantlin Electronics,
494,269,
and
share (after preferred dividends) was 97 cents, based
shares, the average number outstanding.—V. 195, p. 100.
Scantlin
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
by
earnings plus depreciation
$10,911,714 equaling $3.71 per
a
Authorized
Common stock
common
211,928
on
is
company
CAPITALIZATION
preferred dividends) was $1.16, based on 252,211 shares, the average
number outstanding.
In 1960, net income was $222,358, and earnings
per
at
broker and dealer in gold and silver
bullion, other non-ferrous metals, including such rare or precious metals
as
mercury, tungsten and nickel, and scrap material containing such
metals. It is licensed to trade in gold and silver bullion by the United
States Treasury Department. Spiral Metal does processing and smelting
but it has not, as yet, engaged in the business of refining metals. The
company was incorporated in New Jersey on June 7, 1954. Its place of
business is located at East William St., Hopelawn (Woodbridge), N. J.
previous year.
$402,358
estimated
proceeds,
BUSINESS—The
net
$11,170,670
to
19,
$200,000, will be used for
construction, promotion, debt repayment, and working
capital. All the shares have been sold.
and
Chairman,
March
a
.
.
Bache
Drexel
&
&
41,000
Co.—.—8,500
Co
8,500
Shares
Lee
Higginson
Reynolds
&
Co.
Corp
8,500
Inc..
8.500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons
8.500
;
Hayden. Stone & Co. Inc.—
8,500
Goodbody
Hemphill,
Johnston,
Noyes & Co.—
8,500
Schwabacher
Lemon &
8,500
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
—V.
p.
194,
2711.
Co
&
6,000
Co.—______
6,000
&
6.000
Co
3,000
Volume
195
Number
6147
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1599)
55
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
ALABAMA
Alameda
Augauga County (P. O.
Prattville), Ala.
Bond
fered March
195,
to
a
the
for
flood
of¬
1367—
p.
group
purchase
control
clusive.
com¬
The
$375,000 dor¬
bonds
offered
195, p. 1256—were
—
the
to
Housing
Agency, as
Finance
price of
at
a
Bond
ARIZONA
Flagstaff), Ariz.
purchase
May
for
7
of
$1,425,000
follows:
No.
bonds.
1964
June
on
1970
to
1970
Dated'• June
1
from
1962.
Sale—The
bonds
195,
March
20
100.04,
a
Offering
of
—
Board
bids
V-
1
from
terest
1963
to
1973
1963
vig,
9
1963
High
bonds.
Due
to
July
by Or¬
Herrington
&
?
"
:-/,
bids
Clerk,
in
Los
El Segundo Unified School Dist.,
3
Los
irom
1
Angeles County, Calif.
County Clerk,
bids
sealed
from
9
in
1, 1962. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen¬
Los
will
a.m.
Navajo County School District No.
10 (P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
Offering
—
Dorothy
able
at
will
until 2 p.m.
receive
sealed
J.
Placer
Bond
bids
macher,
(MST) On April 3 for
1962. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
May
11
1,
July 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. -Interest
J-J.
.
Le¬
.
gality approved
by
Gust, Rosen¬
feld & Divelbess.
Offering
County
—
L.
Clerk,
Rechen-
will
re¬
10
a.m.
from
1964
to
1982
inclusive.
Frincipal and interest (M-N)
able
office.
at
the
/•
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
a.m.
1969.
30,000
Due
Dated
and
from
3V4S.
Due
1970 to
April
on
1,
from
Due
1973 to
from
1
1
1
1982 inclusive.
County
sealed
Dennis
11
will
San
in
re¬
a.m.
1,
April 1 from 1967 to
Principal and; in¬
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County. Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers.
"
„
1, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April 24 for the
purchase of $160,000 sewer bonds.
Junction Scohol District,
Shasta County, Calif.
Sale—The
school
$26,000
March
offered
1256—were
19—v.
awarded
to
195,
the
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
San
of
Francisco,
at a price
100.003, a net interest cost
4.24%, as follows:
as 5s. Due on May
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
16,000
4.10s.
as
from
1973 to
Due
on
of
Sutter
1964
was
N.
to
Los Angeles
issue
of
$1,775,000
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
April
3
for
a.m.
1962. Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1982
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Sonoma County Flood Control and
Water Conservation Dist. (P. O.
Santa
Rosa), Calif.
the
will
a.m.
120,000 water transmission system
bonds. Dated April
15, 1962. Due
15 from. 1967 to 1996
Interest A-O. Legality
April
inclusive.
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Sonoma County, Valley of the
Moon County Water District
(P. O. Sonoma), Calif.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
1
Due
May
on
until
received
for the
May 1
Turlock, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until May 28 for the
purchase of $650,000 sewer bonds.?
Yuba City Union High
1987 inclusive.
1962.
1,
School
District, Sutter County, Calif.
1,
Legality
Interest
approved
by
Or¬
school bonds
Dist.,
VenhirirCounb'f Calif.
sold to the Bank
A., of San
Francisco, as 3^s and 33As. Dated
March 1, 1962. Due on March 1
1982
to
1963
terest M-S.
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
was
of America N. T. & S.
from
Oxnard Union High School
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe.
be- received until May 29 for the
purchase
of
$1,250,000
school
1, 1962. Due on
bonds. Dated June
COLORADO
Adams and
June 1 from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
.
.
1, '/k
Arapahoe Counties
Joint School District No. 28
J
'/
(P. O. Aurora), Colo.
.
v
Bond Sale — The $3,033,000
Orange County, Calif.
-school. building
bonds
offered
Bond Offering —L. B. Wallace, March 22—v. 195, p. 1367—were
County Clerk, will receive sealed awarded to a syndicate headed by
bids in Santa Ana until 11 a.m. Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., for
(PST) on April 3 for the pur¬ coupons ranging from 2%% to 6%,
chase of $686,000 school bonds. at a price of 100.02, a net interest
Dated April 15, 1962. Due on April cost of about 3.05%.
Other members of the syndicate:
15 from 1965 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
Unified
School
District,
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Placer Hills Union School District,
Placer County; Calif.
Bond
Sale—An
school
bonds
&
Sachs
Goldman,
&
Kidder,
Co.,
& Co., Paine, Webber,
Curtis, Julien Collins &
Peabody
O'Melveny & Myers.
Jackson &
Co., McCormick & Co., Barret,
Fitch; North & Co., Allan Blair &
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.,
Dean
McDonald-Moore & Co., and Wat*
issue of $50,000
sold
was
to
Company.
ling, Lerchen & Co.
No. 2, Calif.
Redland8 School District, San
Bernardino
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering — V.Dennis
Wardle, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids in San Bernardino un¬
11
April 9 for
the
purchase of $200,000 school
building bonds. Dated; April 1,
til
a.m.
on
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Sacramento-Yolo Port District
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Ivory
announces
that sealed
Bond Offering—Secretary
J.
Darien, Conn.
Bond
Rodda
bids will be received until 10 a.m.
Offering—Albert L. Brun-
ner, Town Treasurer, will
sealed bids until April 26
receive
for the
purchase _of_$94 °;^0 ^h0ol__audi-
torium and athletic field facilities
bonds.
.
,
'
.
-
East Haddam,
on
County Treasurer's office.
on
purchase of $25,000,000 drainage system improve-
(PST)
April 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest*
receive
(PST)
CONNECTICUT
Offering—Sealed bids will
until May 7 for the
received
1972
County, County Flood
9
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $2,-
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
May
1962. Due
Clerk,
May
on
cliffe.
T. & S.
bids until
receive
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
$25,000
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
will
Due
bonds.
bonds.
725,000
sold to the Bank
1987
Council
purchase of $600,000 sewer bonds.
/';• Control District (P. O. Los
sealed
10:30
purchase of $1,150,000 water bonds,
Bond
Sutcliffe.
vig,
until
April 3 for the purchase
$250,000 school bonds.
Dated
City
(PST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $2,500,000 water revenue bonds, as
be
Dahlquist,/Herrington/&
Orrick,
Martinez
on
Placerville Municipal Sewer Dist.
A., of San
Francisco, as 4s and 4%s. Dated
March 1, 1962.
Due on March 1
from
in
(PST)
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1
1987 inclusive.
Sale—An
America
bids
be
the
1 from
May
County, Califs /
school bonds
of
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on
1, 1962. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Witter
Live Oak School District,
Bond
Valley Union High
North Sacramento, Calif.
Offering — City Clerk,
C. Briggs announces that
Placentia
.
Imperial Beach Municipal Sewer
p.
1982
Ber¬
inclusive,
bonds
to
Bond
M-N.
bonds. Dated April
1962. Due on
Bond
1963
1992.
Calif.
Clerk,
bids
until
wat£r
Bond
1982
Wilma
Dated
(PST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $125,-
1975
from
1
from 1964 to
April
on
Bernardino County,
Bond Offering — V.
000
to
June
interest
r
n
Highland School District, San
ceive
1963
follows:
April
on
Due
1980 to
Wardle,
from
County Treasurer's office/Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
1979 inclusive.
3.70s.
as
April
on
1972 inclusive.
3y2S.
as
San Ramon
price
a
*
as
70,000
1
June
on
the
to
Angeles, at
3V2S.
as
June
85,000 Series D, 1956 bonds. Due
sys¬
$165,000
sold
was
Los
terest M-S.
County, Calif U:
(PST) on April 10 for the
purchase of $35,000 school bonds.
Dated May 10, 1962. Due on May
*
1974
District,
ceive sealed bids in Auburn urftil
purchase of $80,000 school im¬
provement
Treasurer's
Eureka Union School
"
the
the: County
pay¬
t office.
Leavitt,- Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors,
10,000
Angeles until
Principal and interest (M-N)
10:30
inclusive.
bonds
of
pany
on
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
feld & Divelbess.
until
Interest
-
on
10 for the
sewer
$10,000
receive
T.
inclusive.
First Western Bank & Trust Com¬
April 17 for the
$1,250,000
school
(PST)
purchase ; of
inclusive.
lows:
bonds.
school
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Dated April
Bond
tem
will receive
Angeles until
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Martinez
at
May 1 from 1964 to 1992
Bond
received until May
purchase of $2,000,000
High School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
County,
District vig,
School
on
1975
improve¬
be
a.m.
to 1975 inclusive.
215,000
1963
No."
1
Interest
dt the County Treasurer's office.
follows:
July
a.m.
(PST) on April 17 for the
purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
until 2 p.m. (MST) on April 3 for,
the purchase of 475,000
bonds, as
on
10:30
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
—
Due
safety
W.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
—
pur¬
M-N. Legality
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
of
County, Calif.
Offering
on
June 1,
1963 to
(PST) on April 3 for the purchase
of $187,000 school bonds, as fol¬
District No.
sealed
School; District
until
Dahlquist,
Los
(P. O. Holbrook),
Costa
Fresno, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
nardino
approved
El Monte Union
Dorothy J.
Leavitt, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
as
Company.
Moraga School District, Contra
$102,000 Series A, 1962 bonds. Due
im¬
District,
inclusive.
1982
Sutcliffe.
Arizona
$260,000
205,000 traffic
the.
April 3 for the purchase
Legality
rick,
inclusive. In¬
Navajo County, Holbrook School
Offering
on
to
M*N.
Legality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
Bond
for
$180,000 school bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
J-J.
Districts
May 2
of
will receive sealed bids, until 11
a.m.,
(MST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $32,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on July
$130,000 school
building bonds offered March 20
—v.
195, p. 1367—were awarded
bids
40,000
County, Calif.
Modesto
at
(PST)
Averill,
Supervisors,
Bond Sale—The
Bond
the
County, Calif.
ment bonds.
ap¬
Bond Offering —- L. W. Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
School
Rhea
of
inclu¬
Legality
School
Unified
Denair
Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond
p.m.
County Water Im¬
Stanislaus
Union
2
1979
to
J-D.
until
received
.
County
Kelley,
purchase of $1,000,000 water
provement bonds.
4s, at a price of
net interest cost of about
Distritc No. 62 (P. O.
Clerk
be
and
Maricopa
bonds,
Bond Sale—An issue of
until
the
follows:
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
group composed of Blyth & Cb.,
Inc., J. A. Hogle & Co.; and Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., as 3s, .3y4S,
3.30%./
Junior
Pittsburg), Calif.
a
3.30s, 3.40s
$1,170,000
for
$515,000 fire station bonds.
450,000 street bonds.
provement District No. 1 (P. Ok
1146—were awarded to
p.
1963
from
Contra Costa
$400,000 water
offered
8
Greenfield Union School District,
Kern County, Calif.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
revenue
1
sive. .Interest
Interest
J-D.
I
of
May
for
School District, Contra Costa
District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
&
25
approved
Mark West Union School
Fremont, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
18 for the
Purchase of $600,000 storm drain
bonds.
-,
.
April
on
inclusive.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April
on
June
inclusive.
1,
Cruz
Santa
(PST)
June
on
on
(PST)
chase of $2,850,000 port improve-*
ment bonds. Dated May 1,1962.
Due
Los Banos, Calif.
Bond
Sacramento
of par, as follows:
;:h>
April 23 for the pur¬
chase of $600,000 school building $15,000 as 5s. Due on April 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
bonds. Dated June i, 1962. Due on
inclusive.
bonds. Due
in
bids
from
1
L.
to Hill Richards
received
1, 1959.
on
re¬
Sutcliffe.
until
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1
(PST)
Dated March
March 1 from 1963 to 1989
inclusive. Interest M-S.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
California
610,000 High School District No.
1965
Joint Union
Bond Offering—Tom M.
District
Due
to
Placerville
in
College, Santa Cruz County,
school
School
as
$815,000
Cabrillo
the
in
Due
April 2 for
the purchase of $1,230,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
May 1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
bonds.
sewer
11 a.m. (PST) on April 9 for the
purchase of $115,000 school build¬
ing improvement bonds.
Coconino County (P. O.
received
22 for the
Buckeye Union School District,
El Dorado County, Calif.
Home
and
3V2S,
bids
a.m.
purchase
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $540,000
be
—v.
until 10
Bond
received until May
be
par.
Bond
the
Banning, Calif.
revenue
20—v.
1
at
sealed
ment bonds.
office.
rington & Sutcliffe.
Bond
Sale
mitory
bonds,
interest
and
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Alabama
be
$450,000
storm
payable
Treasurer's
College (P.O. Marion),
Bond
Bond
Blue,
be
Judson
sold
G.
of
Principal
(M-N)
posed of Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
Sterne, Agee & Leach and the
Equitable Securities Corporation.
March
Jack
—
drainage
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1992 in¬
$550,000
warrants
22—v.
awarded
were
The
—
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10a.m. (PST) on April 3
Tuscumbia), Ala.
Sale
Bond
ceive
Colbert County (P. O.
building
Counties, Calif.
Offering — Betty
County Clerk, will
George,
California
3%s.
Warrant
Dist.,
(P. O. Oakland),
Zone No. 9
$76,000 courthouse building warrants
was
sold to Hugo Marx & Co.,
courthouse
Folsom Joint Unified School Dist.,
Sacramento and El Dorado
and Water Conservation
Warrant Sale—An issue of
as
County Flood Control
Conn.
Offering—John
Bond
Blaschik,
will
receivesealed
bids at The Connecticut
Bank & Trust Company, 750 Main
Town
-
Treasurer,
Hartford,
until 2 p.m.
(EST) on April 4 for the purchase
$474,000 school bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1963
to 1978 inclusive.
Legality
Street,
of
approved
Howard.
' by
Day,
Berry
&
56
East
$550,000 school
195,
21—v.
March
offered
—
to a
Harry G.
syndicate composed of the Harris
Wiberg, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at The Connecti¬
Bank
Trust Company, 750
Hartford, until 11:30
&
Main Street,
(EST) on April 10 for the
purchase of $1,400,000 bonds, as
a.m.
follows:
school
$1,150,000
Due
bonds.
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
250,000 road bonds. Due on May
from 1963 to
Dated
195, p. 1257—were awarded
proved by Day, Berry & Howard.
—
$1,095,000
as
from 1963
430,000
The
c/o
bids
sealed
ceive
1
1
Dec.
1
3l/4S. Due on Dec.
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
as
Cook County,
Con¬
Sale —The
21—
p.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until noon (EST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $400,000 school building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
be
665,000
195, p. 1367—were awarded
Goodbody & Co., as 3s, 3%s and
3.40s, at a price of 98.38, a net in¬
—v.
to
as
from
3V2s. Due
1977 to
1981
-
of
purchase
bonds.
Dec.
on
on
April 1 from 1963
Interest A-O.
clusive.
announces
that
Bond
Town
by
Welch,
will re¬
P.
J-D.
Legality
Cutler.
23, Illinois
Offering—Henry F.
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
Val-
1,
May
1 from
City
inclusive.
1980
gality
Interest
approved
2:30
April
from
1
will
receive
sealed
J-J.
&
1962.
Offering—Mae
Due
Jan.
on
GEORGIA
bids until 11
for
4
Indiana! State
be
received
on
April
Ross,
Mc¬
(CST)
to
1964
11
for the
on
1988
Cedar
Falls
1984
a.m.
bonds.
1962. Due
on
Dated
April
1,
April 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Le¬
gality approved by Jones, Bird &
Howell, and King & Spalding; the
latter at
the purchaser's
expense.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of
Feb.
—v.
195,
p.
Bond
Shackleton, Secretary of Board of
Bond
19
915.
HAWAII
park
1962.
to
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
J-J.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
Morton
Grove, Illinois
Duniont,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
3
for the
purchase of $277,000
public library building bonds.
Bond Offering—Leo J.
Dated
April 1, 1962.
Due
Dec.
on
Hawaii (State of)
Bond
be
1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Offering—Sealed bids will
terest
received
purchase
purpose
until
of
May 2
$10,000,000
for
the
v
ing
Due
on
works
$3,155,000
bonds of¬
195, p. 1257—
revenue
March 22—v.
awarded to
a
syndicate
Nov.
Vaughn,
Directors,
oral
and
May
from
1
1,
1963
Interest M-N.
bids
Corp.,
Sale —The
mitory
on
April
25
until
for
Northern Trust Company
Chicago, as 2%s, at a price
100.21, a basis of about 2.58%.
10
the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
of
of
March
sold
revenue
15—v.
to
Finance
price of
the
Corporation, Indiana
Council
Bond
to
and
(CST)
on
will
bids
oral
G.
8
p.m.
April
16 for the pur¬
chase
of
$32,000 special assess¬
ment street improvement bonds.
Dated April
1, 1962.
terest M-N.
Secretary,
will
bids until
receive
1
for
Postponed—T h
scheduled
of¬
e
March
for
21—
Sale—An
special
issue
from
bonds
Carleton D. Beh
was
$181,street
to
inclusive.
1981
able at' the Union
National
Bond
O f f
e r
i
n
bonds
as
3V2s,
at
a
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due
on
Nov. 1 from. 1963 to 1981 inclu¬
Interest
M-N.
Legality
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
oral
City, Iowa
Offering — Sealed
p.m.
bids
will
(CST)
be
April
on
will
be
received
to
and oral
at
2
p.m.
2
on
In¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
MAINE
Cumberland County (P. O.
Portland), Maine
Bond
chase
Dated
O f f
i
e r
g—Orville
n
County
bids
sealed
until
V.
will
Treasurer,
11
a.m.
April 3 for the pur¬
of
$700,000 -jail
bonds.
May 1, 1962. Due on May
on
1963 to 1976 inclusive.
from
1
In¬
Legality approved by
Perkins, Thompson,
& Thaxter, and Ropes
and Gray.
Holton, Maine
issue
Sale—An
tax
to
anticipation
First
the
of
$325,-
notes
National
Boston, at 1.85%.
1962.
7,
was
Bank
Due on Nov.
Lincoln Water District, Maine
Sale—An
Bond
000
water
sold
was
issue
to
a
of
$300,-
revenue
system
bonds
composed of
group
Dabney
Townsend,
&
Tyson;
Loker, Sparrow & Co., and Pierce,
White & Drummond, as 3.90s, at
a price of 100.53, a basis of about
3.85%.
MASSACHUSETTS
Abington, Mass.
Bond
Offering—John
R. Buck¬
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
on
bids
April
10
until
for
11
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
$2,460,000 school project bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May
1
from
1982 inclusive,
1963 to
bonds.
sewer
Bristol
in¬
bonds
offered
1027—were
Kentucky Com¬
the
Note
County
roy,
sealed
Offering — Commissioner
Finance Robert Matthews, Jr.
received
that sealed bids will be
until
11
(EST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $9,900,000 Department of Parks rev¬
bonds,
as
a.m.
follows:
O.
Taunton),
*y
Treasurer,
bids
until
W.
Kil-
will
11
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on April 4 for the purchase
$350,000 temporary loan notes.
Dated April 4, 1962. Due on April
4, 1963, Payable at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston. 1:. :
of
Lowell, Mass.
Note
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
000
Bond
(P.
Offering—Ernest
p.
Kentucky (Commonwealth of)
enue
County
Massachusetts
the
pany.
announces
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids
for
Sale—The $350,000 school
awarded
of
Iowa
Rodes,
until
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
2
Lexington), Ky.
2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.78%.
IOWA
10
and
at
Fayette County (P. O.
as
Community School Dist.,
L.
bids
terest M-N.
KENTUCKY
Bank
building revenue
Bond Sale—The $60,000 sewer
Feb.
27—v.
195,
improvement bonds offered March
Akron
1
ceive
Bond
a
received
purchase of $500,000
Salem, Indiana
100.55,
ap¬
No.
Mason
Bond
Albany. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
offered
1147—were
and Home
(CST) on April 5 for the
purchase of $550,000 school build¬
p.m.
T.
—
sealed
(CST)
sold
S.
District
terest M-N.
of
g—William
net
April 5 for the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
of New
Salem,
Offering
receive
Note
Iowa
pay¬
19—v. 195, p. 1257—were awarded
to the Farmers and Citizens State
Bond
Company.
Community School Dist.,
a
(P. O. Benton), La.
to
sold
School
par,
3.38%.
Secretary of Parish School Board,
000
Le Mars
1
1964
27
Hinckley
of
assessment
improvement
of about
Parish
Bossier
Linnell,
Moines, Iowa
price of
a
terest M-N.
1368—was postponed.
p.
Des
the
Principal and interest (J-J)
3V2%, at
interest cost
(EST)
sealed
p.m. (CST) on April
purchase of $155,000
school
building
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on July
3
to
receive
Community School
fering of $750,000 school building
195,
& Co., and Steiner, Rouse &
Co., for coupons ranging from 2%
Haskell,
Offering
22—
sey
In¬
District, Iowa
v.
group
Legality approved by
Carpenter, Ahlers &
Bannister,
Cooney.
$1,500,000
March
1147—were awarded to
composed
of
Howard,
p.
Due on May
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
1
a
p.m.
receive
at
offered
bonds
195,
will
Bluffs, Iowa
Clerk,
City
Sal e—The
end
school
1980
Legality
Offering—Richard
Bunten,
sive.
Bond Offering—Addison R. Rue,
$600,000 dor¬
195, p.
Housing
Agency,
par.
New Albany School Building
of
Bourbonnais), Illinois
Chicago Board of Education, Ill.<
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
the
^No. 13 (P. O. Benton), La.
Tb
1962.
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
com¬
posed of John Nuveen & Co., City
Securities
School
L.
of
Dated
inclusive.
000
Sale —The
Bond
Board
sealed
bonds.
Due
bonds
1961.
Lawrenceburg, Ind.
fered
of
receive
Bond
Bank of
Olivet Nazarene College (P. O.
Bond
ILLINOIS
be
In¬
J-D.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
various
bonds.
1,
1965
Interest
inclusive.
1982
April
from
1
Due
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
Hattier & Sanford; Goodbody &
Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Dor-
(CST) on April 4 for the
purchase of $985,000 .school build¬
sive.
sewage
Community
Offering—M.
May 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclu¬
on
Bannister,
by
revenue
1,
May
Park
000
1962.
1,
Le¬
District, Iowa
Decorah
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
dormitory
Dated
1963 to
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney.
College (P. O.
until
18
from
Interest J-J.
approved
Terre Haute), Ind.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
April 6 for the purchase of $200,April
(EST) on
purchase of $6,600,000
the
revenue
Park District, Illinois
Offering—Robert
C.
Dolton
Georgia State Office Bldg.
Authority (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bend Offering—B. E.
Thrasher,
Jr., Secretary, will receive sealed
April
LOUISIANA
v.
gality
sealed
from
G.
1,
Dated May 1, 1962.
1
June 1
on
inclusive.
1971
1966
District, Ind.
Offering—Sealed bids will
100,000 bonds.
Due
Le¬
Cutler.
Dated
bonds.
the purchase of
building revenue
for
3
school
April 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Merrill Lynch,
Sturges, Secretary of Board of
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Rafbids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
Education, will receive sealed and
Cook County School Dist. No. 26 fensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc.,
5
for the purchase
of $325,000
oral bids at 2 p.m. (CST) on April
First
of
(P. O. Mt. Prospect), III.
Michigan Corp., Field,
water and sewer revenue bonds.
4
for
the
purchase of $779,000
Bond
Offering—Inez A. Han¬ Richards & Co., Wm. J. Mericka &
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July
school
building
bonds.
Dated
son, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
1
from
1962
to
1998
inclusive.
April 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
cation, will receive sealed bids and Walter, Woody & Heimer¬
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
1963
to
1981
inclusive.
Interest
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 3 for dinger, as 4s, 3%s and 33/4s at a
able at the Grace National Bank
M-N. Legality approved by Chap¬
the purchase of $470,000 school- price of 100.002, a net interest cost
of
New
York
City,
or
at
the
man & Cutler.
house site building bonds.
Dated of about 3.93%.
Union
Trust
Company
of
St.
April 15, 1962.
Marion Indep. School District,
Due on Jan. 15
Martinsville Metropolitan School
Petersburg. Legality approved by
from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
In¬
Iowa
Caldwell,
District, Indiana
Marshall,
Trimble
&
terest J-J.
Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Robert J. Stone,
Mitchell.
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
Chapman & Cutler.
school building bonds was sold to Secretary of Board of Directors,
Commission
April
$175,000
on
Bettendorf, Iowa
M-S.
Interest
by
approved
p.m.
inclusive.
1965 to
Chapman
by
March
on
inclusive.
bonds.
lely, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 2
for the purchase of $225,000 school
bonds.
until
Dated
bonds.
Due
$1,650,000
County School District
District No.
Bond
bids
be received until 2 p.m.
Chapman &
Offering—C. K. Williams,
Bond
County Court Clerk, will receive
staled bids until 11
a.m.
(EST)
Le¬
don, Sandblom & Belin.
County (P. O.
Barbourville), Ky.
on
Interest M-N.
at 4 p.m.
Cord, Ice & Miller.
school
$1,600,000
to
1963
Nov. 1 from
on
Secretary
Clerk-Treasurer,
Bond
until
Knox
at 8 p.m.
gality approved by Herrick, Lang-
approved by Ross,
Offering—Leo
2002
were
the
Legality
Hammond Sanitary
April 2 for the
on
Interest
approved
1962.
Offering—City Clerk John
Cullen
1,
Smith, April. 26 fOF'the purchase of $3,-
bids
Due
—
will
1978 inclusive.
will
Dated April 1, 1962. Due
1 from 1965 to 1981 in¬
building
Pinellas Park, Florida
Bond
sealed
(CST)
Cook
April 27 for the purchase of $1,600,000 sewer bonds. Dated April
on
receive
7:30 p.m.
M. W. Jordan,
receive sealed
(CST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $235,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1,
1962.
& Cutler, and Skaggs, Hays
Fahey.
&
from
Griffith, Ind.
Twp.
Cook County, Northfield
Offering—Sealed bids will
1982 inclusive.
semi-annually
McCord, Ice & Miller.
to
.
be received until 3 p.m. (EST)
1, 1962. Due
fice.
Legality
inclusive.
Offering
Clerk,
and oral bids
1963 to Jan. 1, 1972_ Pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
15
Dec,
on
Bond
City
April 1, 1962.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
Dated
A-O.
man
Ames, Iowa
able at the County
1962.
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
Palm Beach, Florida
to
Dated April
Jan. 1,
15
Dec.
on
Secretary of Board of Education,
general obligation bonds to¬
taling $930,000 offered March 27
Bond
of
revenue
Due
3s.
as
710,000
will
pur¬
pose
terest cost of about 3.34%.
4 for the pur¬
$243,000 juvenile deten¬
April
on
on April 12 for the pur¬
of $1,440,000 sewage works
follows:
as
Bend Offering—Kenneth
Cocoa Beach, Florida
d Sale—The various
p.m.
Due
High School District No. 225
o n
1
(CST)
3.08%,
cost
(P. O. Northbrook), III.
B
until
bids
sealed
chase
FLORIDA
Carpen¬
Bossiet Parish School District
sealed
inclusive.
Bannister,
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
ceive
interest
net
a
and 1965.
Wilmington), Del.
by
1992.
Stef-
of
100.001
about
approved
Due on April 1,
5,045,000 bonds.
Legality
ter, Ahlers & Cooney.
on April
inclusive.
Due
bonds.
1 from 1964 to 1982
fen, City Clerk, will receive sealed
Fayette County (P. O.
and oral bids at 8 p.m. (CST) on
Connersville), Ind.
April 3 for the purchase of $70,Bond Offering—Maxine Rich¬
000 special assessment sewer im¬
ardson, County Auditor, will re¬ provement bonds. Dated April 1,
$60,000 as 4s. Due on Dec. 15, 1964
DELAWARE
Hill-Minquadale School
District No. 47 (P. O.
1982
Co.; Shear-
1962.
1367—were awarded to
a group composed of the Northern
Trust Company of Chicago, First
Boston
Corp., First of Michigan
195,
Interest M-N.
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
$4,855,000
1963 to 1980
inclusive.
Bond
tion center bonds.
$1,435,000
March
offered
bonds
school
of
Rose
to
syndi¬
2 for the pur¬
school building
1, 1962. Due
.
.
Dated April
November 1 from
on
Mayer.
chase
purchase of $470,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1981
inclusive. Legality approved
by
Corp., Rodman and Renshaw, and
Dry, Berry & Howard.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., at a price
1963
the
cate: J. C. Bradford &
(EST)
Lyons Township
(P. O. LaGrange), III.
Bond
v.
Bond
of
members
son,
ceive
High School District No. 204
Grand
(EST)
a.m.
3.20s. Due on
as
464,000
A,
Waterbury,
until
11:30
on
April 3 for the
Street,
Due on Dec.
to 1972 inclusive.
3s.
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Reardon, Town Treasurer, will re¬
necticut National Bank, 132
Other
,
from
Beatrice
net interest cost of about 3.31%.
a
Hammill & Co.; Harkness &
Hill, Inc.; Collett & Co., Inc.; Mul¬
Company, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
laney,
Wells
Co.; Kenower,
Inc., Nongard, Showers & Murray,
MacArthur & Co.; Kiser, Cohn &
Inc., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Shumaker, Inc.; Walter, Woody &
Co., at a price of 100.04, a net
Channer Newman
interest
cost of about 3.14%, as Heimerdinger,
Securities Co., and Seasongood &
follows:
Witter
Dean
Wolcott, Conn.
Offering
Savings Bank of Chicago,
& Co., The Illinois
Trust &
1979 inclusive.
May 1, 1962. Legality ap¬
Bond
bonds offered
March 27—v. 195, p. 1147—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
F. S. Smithers & Co., and Indian¬
$1,989,000 apolis Bond and Share Corp., as
3V4S and 3%s, at a price of 100.08,
bonds offered March 21—
school
v.
Offering
$2,500,000 elec¬
revenue
on April
of $264,000
bonds.
Sale —The
Bond
Conn.
Bond Sale—The
Ind.
Heights), Illinois
about 2.97%..
North Haven,
(CST).
chase
Crawfordsville,
tric utility
County, Chicago Heights
Community School District
No. 170 (P. O. Chicago),
Cook
Anthony & R. L. Day, jointly, as
3s, at a price of 100.19, a basis of
cut
1962.
15,
from
1256—were awarded to Hornblower
&
Weeks, and Tucker,
INDIANA
Dated
15
bonds.
Due on Oct.
1965 to 1981 inclusive.
April
p.
Bond
school
$16,500,000
Lyme, Conn.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1600)
tax
sold
as
anticipation
notes
was
follows:
$500,000
notes
to
the
Middlesex
County National Bank of Ev¬
erett, at 1.47%.
500,000
notes
to
the
National
Shawmut Bank of Boston and
the
Union
National
Lowell, at 1.50%.
Bank
of
Volume
Number 6147
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1601)
/
$10,985,000
Middlesex County (P.O.
Fast Cambridge), Mass.
bonds
headed
to
a
syndicate
by
Bank & Trust Co. and the Boston
Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc.; Chemical Bank New
York Trust Company of New
York City, and Drexel & Co.,
for
coupons
ranging from
Safe
1/4% -to
Sale—An issue of $700,000
Note
tuberculosis hospital maintenance
notes
sold to the State Street
was
Deposit & Trust Co., both of
Boston, jointly, at 1.45%.
5%.
Sale—An issue of $500,000
temporary loan notes
First
the
headed
National
sold to
was
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton, at 1.45%.
bonds to
Bonds
North Adams, Mass.
Bond
ceived
Offering—Gerald J.
City
ceive
sealed
bids
c/o
Sul¬
will
Treasurer,
livan,
New
re¬
Eng¬
land Merchants National
Bank, 30
State Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 4 for the pur¬
chase
of
$268,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
April
15, 1962.
Due on
April 15 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
sive.
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
proved
Palmer & Dodge.
Peabody, Mass.
anticipation notes
$500,000
of Peabody,
Bank
sold to
was
National
Merchants-Warren
the
at 1.40%.
issue
Sale—An
Note
tax
anticipation
of
$750,-
notes
was
sold to the Boston Safe Deposit &
Trust
Nov.
Company, at 1.43%.
7, 1962.
Due
on
street
Saugus, Mass.
$300,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Company, at 1.48%.
16, 1962.
Due on Nov.
Other
New
sold to
was
Norfolk
County Trust Com¬
of Brookline, at 1.38%.
Somerville, Mass.
000
Sale—An
temporary
sold,
issue of
loan
$1,000,-
notes
was
follows:
as
$500,000 notes to the New England
Merchants
National
Bank
of
Boston, at 1.48%.
500,000
notes
Shawmut
to
National
the
Bank
of
Boston, at
1.483%.
Springfield, Mass.
Sale—An issue of
Note
000
$1,000,-
tax
anticipation notes was
Valley National Bank
Company of Springfield,
1.44%. Due on Nov. 16, 1962.
sold to the
&
Trust
at
Note Sale—An issue of
$800,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
Middlesex
the
Trust
York
Company
County
National
Everett, at 1.45%.
Waltham, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
temporary loan notes
was
$800,000
sold as
follows:
City,
to
notes
the
Newton-
Waltham Bank & Trust Com¬
pany
400,000
of Waltham, at 1.43%.
notes to the National
Shawmut Bank
ton
and
the
Bos¬
Safe
Deposit & Trust
Coinpany, both of Boston, at
1.48%.
Wellesley, Mass.
v
Note Sale—An issue of
tax
anticipation notes
the
National
Boston, at
7, 1962.
Shawmut
1.45%.
1
$200,000
sold to
was
Bank
Due
of
Nov.
on
Worcester, Mass.
Note
Sale—An issue of
tax
000
sold,
as
anticipation
follows:
$1,700,-
notes
was
National
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton.
300,000
notes,
Mechanics
/
at
1.28%,
National
to
Bank
the
of
Worcester.
MICHIGAN
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
pose
Sale—The
27—v.
awarded
as
195, p.
follows:
1368—
;V
York
Trust
New York City; Drexel
Co., and the First of Michigan
Corporation,
and
y4s, at
as 5s, 33/4S, 3y4S, 3s
price of 100.05, a net
a
the
Company of
and Drexel &
Mellon
Na¬
Other
cate:
members
Mellon
of
the
National
syndi¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Pittsburgh; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, Buffalo; A. C.
Allyn & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Dean
Witter
Valley School District
(P. O. Milford), Mich.
Offering—Louise Dildine,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
&
Co.,
Inc.; Stone &
Corp.; Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo;
First of Michigan
Corporation; A. C. Allyn & Co.;
&
Weeks; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter &
Co.; Reynolds & Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co., Inc.
L.
F.
Rothschild
&
Co.; WertCo.; Weeden & Co.; Bache
heim &
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.;
Burr;
Francis I.
du
Pont & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
National State Bank of Newark;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; National
Bank of Commerce, Seattle; First
&
National Bank of
Memphis; Good-
& Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Spencer Trask & Co.; Fed¬
eration Bank & Trust Co. of New
York; Fahnestock & Co.; Tripp &
Co., Inc.; James A. ,. Andrews &
& Hill,
New York Hanseatic Corp.
Co.,
Harkness
Inc.;
Inc.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
& Co.; H. V. Sattley
& Co., Inc.; Thomas & Co.; Malon
S. Andrus; Inc.; Wood Gundy &
Co., Inc.; Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson; Janrtey, Battles & E. W.
Clark, Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.; John Small & Co., Inc.; McCo|rmick & Co.; Talmage & Co.;
Glickenhaus
National
Shawmut Bank,
Boston;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Kalman &
Co., Inc.; Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French; Fahey,
Clark & Co.; Yarnall Biddle &
Co.; Ellis & Co.; George K. Baum
& Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.; Mackey,
Dunn
Bank
Securities
&
Co., Inc.
A.
Evans
&
Co., Inc.;
F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.; Shan¬
non
& Co.; D. A. Pincus & Co.;
Cutter, Bennet & Co.; Park, Ryan,
Inc.; Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Her¬
bert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; State
Street
Securities
Corp.; Ryan,
Sutherland
Robinson
-
Provident
& Co.; Ginther & Co.;
Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.;
Bank of
Cincinnati;
Parcells
& Co.; Field,
Co.; Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger;
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.; Shaughnessy
& Co., Inc.; Freeman & Co.; Ful¬
ton Reid & Co., Inc.; Doll & Ispjiording, Inc.; Peoples National
Bank
of
Charlottesville; Barret,
Fitch, North & Co.; Pacific North¬
west Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Mil¬
ler, Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer;
Allison-Williams
Co.; Irving J.
Rice & Co., Inc.; F. R. Cole & Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Cun¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.;
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.;
Tuller & Zucker; Hutchinson,
Shockey & Co., and Ray Allen,
Olson & Beaumont, Inc.
Richards
&
of the Glore,
Company
syndicate:
Blair & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Paribas Corp.; Glickenhaus
&
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
&
Redpath;
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.; Kalman & Co., Inc., and
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Forgan
members
&
City School District, Mich.
Bond
Sal
e—The. $10,000,000
school
building
bonds
offered
March 27—v. 195, p. 1148—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
of
Newark;
National
Seattle;
&
of
Bank
dock &
Stone.
Co.; Federation Bank &
Parker & Redpath;
Glickenhaus &
Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Thomas & Co.; Malon S. Andrus,
Inc.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
V.
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; John
Small & Co., Inc.; McCormick &
Co.;
Talmage
&
Co.;
National
Shawmut Bank, Boston; Raffens¬
perger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Kal¬
man
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French; Fahey
Clark & Co.; Yarnall, Biddle &
Co.; Ellis & Co.; George K. Baum
& Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.; Mackey
Dunn
&
Co., Inc.; Clement A.
Evans
&
Co., Inc.; F. Brittain
Kennedy & Co.; Shannon & Co.;
D. A. Pincus & Co.; Cutter, Ben¬
nett & Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.; Kor¬
mendi
&
Co., Inc.; Herbert J.
Sims & Co., Inc.; State Street Se¬
curities Corp.; Ryan, Sutherland
&
bonds
1368—were
p.
ower,
awarded
MacArthur & Co.
to
Ken¬
Tittabawassee
Township (P. O.
Saginaw), Mich.
Sale—The $280,000
Bond
supply
revenue
the
195,
195, p. 1368—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
v.
Blooming Prairie Indep. School
District No. 756, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
be received until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $600,000 school building bonds.
Scanlon
Independent
Bond
ceive
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $595,000 school building bonds.
of
of
Dist.
sealed
bids
Knicker¬
will
until
7
re¬
p.m.
on April 2 for the purchase
$65,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Jan.
1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive. In¬
terest
J-J. Legality approved by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
Swift
County (P. O. Benson),
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—Arthur E. Nel¬
son, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $385,000 drainage bonds. Dated
April
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
to 1977 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality
approved
Peterson,
Haertzen,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(CST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $112,000 hospital bonds.
LeFevere,
.
by Howard,
Lefler
&
^
^
v\
MISSOURI
Columbia, Missouri
Bond
v.
195,
Sale—The $724,000 sewer
bonds offered March 21—
p.
1369—were
John Nuveen
&
&
awarded
Co., jointly, at
price of 100.004
a
3.29%,
follows:
$194,000
as
from
380,000
as
Due
on
Oct.
1
1973 inclusive.
3y4S.
Due
on
Oct.
1
1974 to 1987 inclusive.
150,000
as
from
Golden
3.30s.
1962 to
from
Valley Indep. School
District No. 275, Minn.
to
Co., and Zahner
net interest cost of about
a
as
Gaylord, Minn.
be received until 2 p.m.
i £v
School
Offering—June
District Clerk,
revenue
;.
Bank
1
1
No. 98, Minn.
School Dist.
Offering—Sealed bids will
,
National
St. Paul.
No. 877, Minn.
Bond
1369—were awarded to
p.
American
water
and
distribution system
bonds offered March 19—
Buffalo Indep.
building bonds offered March 22
—v
(CST)
Holland), Mich.
Sale—The $240,000 school
offered March 20—V. 195,
3%s.
Due
1988 to
1991
on
Oct.
1
inclusive.
Columbia School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—The $995,000 school
Bond' Sale—The $610,000 school
building bonds offered March 19— bonds offered March 21—v. 195,
v.
195, p. 1369—were awarded to p. 1258—were awarded to the First
a group composed of E. J. Prescott
National Bank of Chicago, and
Co., Kalman & Co., Inc., Juran I. M. Simon & Co., at a price of
Moody, Inc., Paine, Webber, 100.03, a net interest cost of about
Jackson & Curtis, and Caldwell- 2.88%, as follows:
Phillips Co., as 31/2S, 3.80s, 3.90s $180,000 as 2y>s. Due on March I
and 4s, at a price of par, a net
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
&
&
interest cost of about 3.94%.
400,000
r
No.
2%s.
as
Due
from 1968 to
Lakefield Indep.
Co.
Ginther
(P. O.
Bond
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc.
Van
District No. 630, Minn.
Sale—The $95,000 school
Bond
bocker,
Lakeview School District
of
Co., of New York; Fahne¬
stock & Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.;
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.;
Harkness & Hill, Inc.; New York
Hanseatic
Corp.;
Auchincloss,
H.
8
Commerce,
National
Trust
Co.;
until
(EST) on April 5 for the
purchase of $200,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1, 1963. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Memphis;
Goodbody
&
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Spencer
Trask
bids
MINNESOTA
Bank
First
Johnston,
sealed
p.m.
Lemon & Co.
Blair
Hogle & Co.; National State
Red Lake Falls Indep. School
Note
&
Co.; Reynolds &
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; L.
F. Rothschild & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; Weeden & Co.; Bache & Co.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Coffin &
Burr; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
J. A.
Huron
Com¬
of
Co., of Pitts¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Detroit
various pur¬
bonds totaling $14,985,000 of¬
fered March
were
of
burgh;
Other
$1,400,000 notes, at 1.44%, to the
First
were
tional Bank & Trust
Charles A.
$400,000
paving
syndicate:
Clement
Stoneham, Mass.
Bank of
alley
bonds
and
members
York
New
Co.;
Sale—An issue of $400,000
temporary loan notes
Note
the
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Chemical Bank
body
Scituate, Mass.
pany
re¬
for
returned unopened.
Co.;
Note Sale—An issue of
the
bids
time
same
assessment
Coffin
Note
3.24%.
Sold—All
the
Hornblower
Salem, Mass.
000
$360,000
Webster
Note Sale—An issue of
tax
about
Not
at
special
&
New
Co.;
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
by
of
cost
Bank
pany
water
revenue
Note
cal
interest cost of about 3.19%.
supply system
a syndicate
Glore, Forgan &
Co., as 5s, 3 i/j.s and 3s, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest
4,000,000
Mass.
Natick,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Chemi¬
57
School District
325, Minn. ':
415,000
.
as
3s.
on
March 1
1977 inclusive.
Due
on
March
1
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
&
Co.; Robinson$675,000 school
Jackson County, Center School
Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Provident building bonds offered March 20
District No. 58 (P .O.
Bank
of
Cincinnati; Charles A. —v. 195, p. 1369—were awarded
Kansas City), Missouri
Parcells & Co.; Field, Richards & to a group composed of E. J. Pres¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,000
Co.; Walter, Woody & Heimer¬ cott & Co;, Juran & Moody, Inc.,
school building bonds was sold to
dinger; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
the Commerce Trust Company of
Inc.; Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.; American National Bank of St.
Kansas City, as 4s, 3.10s and 3s.
Freeman & Co.; Fulton Reid & Paul, and Shearson, Hammill &
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
Co., Inc.; Doll & Isphording, Inc.; Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
Peoples National Bank of Char¬ terest cost of about 3.44%, as fol¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by
lottesville; Barret, Fitch, North & lows:
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Jo¬
$145,000 as 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from & Fizzelh.
seph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Sea¬
1964 to 1975 inclusive,
songood
& Mayer; Allison-Wil¬
St. Louis School District, Mo.
80,000 as 31/4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
liams Co.; Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Inc.; F. R. Cole & Co.; Granbery,
200,000 as 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 be received until May 2i for the
Marache & Co.; Cunningham,
purchase of $8,040,000 school con¬
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Underwood,
struction bonds,
250,000 as SV2S. Due on Jan. 1
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Tuller &
from 1984 to 1988 inclusive.
St. Louis County, Parkway Con*
Zucker; Hutchinson, Shockey &
solid ate d School District (P. O.
Co., and* Ray Allen, Olson & Minnetonka Indep. School District
//
Creve Coeur), Mo.
No. 276, Minn.
Beaumont, Inc,
-Bond
Sale —The $2,100,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will school
bonds
offered
March 27
East Lansing School District,
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on —v.
195, p. 1369—were awarded
Michigan
April 24 for the purchase of $4,- to a syndicate headed by the First
Note Sale—-An issue of $150,000
400,000 school bonds.
National Bank of St. Louis, as
tax anticipation notes was sold to
23/4S, 3s, 3.10s, 3V8S and 4J/8S, at a
New Brighton, Minn.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at
price of 100.006, a net interest cost
2.48%.
Bond Offering — Joseph Har¬ of about
3.06%.
rington, Village Clerk, will re¬
Other members of the syndi¬
Grand Rapids, Mich.
ceive
sealed
bids until
8
p.m.
cate: Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenBond Sale—The $2,650,000 auto¬
(CST) on April 5 for the pur¬ ner & Smith Inc.; First National
mobile parking system refunding
chase
of
$380,000 improvement Bank, Memphis; E. F. Hutton &
and improvement revenue bonds
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due Co., Inc.; Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
offered March 27—-v. 195, p. 1258 on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1978 in¬
Inc.; Yates, Heitner & Woods;
—were
awarded to a syndicate clusive.
Interest F-A,
Legality Stockyards National Bank, Wich¬
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
approved by Faegre & Benson,
ita; Edward D. Jones & Co., and
as 5s, 3%s, and 3V2S, at a price of
McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.
Oslo Independent School District
par, a net interest cost of about
3.68%.
No. 442, Minn.
MONTANA
syndi¬
Bond
Offering—Arnold Larsen,
Co.; Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.; Rand & Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Harkness
& Hill, .Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Pohl
&
Co., Inc.; Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, and Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
„
Other
cate:
members
Goodbody
of the
&
bids until 2 p.m.
April
3
for the
$130,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
(CST)
purchase of
to
1979
inclusive.
on
Interest
F-A.
Dawson
County (P.O.
Glendive), Mont.
Offering — The $48,000
Water Works System District No.
Bond
24
bonds
v.
195,
Bonds
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst &
will
West,
bonds
•
offered
p.
be
on
March
19—•
1369—were not sold.
Reoffered
received
until
—
for
April 20.
Sealed
the
bids
above
58
(P. O. Bozeman), Mont.
Offering — Sealed bids
No. 27
Bond
until
received
be
8
p.m.
on
■
Great Falls, Mont.
#
Bond Sale—The $37,000 Special
f
District
offered
bonds
No.
1026
March
Improvement
19—v.
195,
1369—were awarded to Grande
&
Co., as 4.90s, at a price of
p.
100.06.
195, p. 1369—were
syndicate composed
of the First Boston Corp.; R. W.
28—v.
a
about
&
3.36%.
Bond Sale—The
-
,
5—v.
about
Valley Stream, N. Y»
$1,332,000 pub¬
Bond Sale—The
lic
improvement bonds
offered
March 28—v. 195, p. 1370—were
awarded to the Valley National
the
of
provement
railroad
sealed bids in Raleigh until 11 a.m.
by
will undertake
approved
Legality
on
Cald¬
&
by
"As
road
us
soon
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
$300,000 refunding school bonds.
April 1, 1962. Due on April
of
legally possible, we
a preliminary im¬
as
Dated
to upgrade the
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
1 from
of the rail¬
This will enable
program
properties.
A-O. Legality
terest
..
.
i
Shetterly
Pershing,
level of main-, Mitchell,
tenance, cleanliness and passenger Mitchell.
'
,'
In¬
approved by
&
•
service in all public areas as well
Fuquay Springs, N. C.
in the cars, pending our com¬
Bond Offering —W. E. Easterprehensive rehabilitation of the
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
344,000
Roslyn Water
District system, the replacement of ob¬
ment
Commission, will receive
bonds. Duo on March 1 from solete equipment and the con¬
sealed bids in Raleigh until. 11 a.m.
1963
to 1990 inclusive.
Le¬ struction of new terminals. This
(EST) on April 3 for the pur¬
gality approved by Caldwell, improvement program, when com¬
chase of $361,000 sanitary sewer
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell. pleted, will include 250 new cars
bonds. * Dated April 1, 1962. Due
267,000 Garden City Park Water and will cost in excess of $150,on April 1 from
1964 to 1988 in¬
District bonds. Due on March 000,000.
clusive.
Interest
A-O.
Legality
"At the same time, we will, go
1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Legality approved by Reed, forward as quickly as possible
Shetterly & Mitchell. - " ;
J
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy. with the planning arid develop¬
Dated March 1, 1962. Principal ment of the World Trade Center,
Kinston, N. C.
Trimble
Marshall,
well,
as
Mitchell.
195,
1369—were awarded to Barret,
Pitch, North & Co. and George K.
School District
construction
mid-summer.
Due
1,533,000 Great Neck Sewer Dis¬
trict bonds. Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
p.
(P. O. Brick Town), N J.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Sewer
Galloway & Dikeman.
of
$520,000 school
March
offered
bonds
new jersey
Brick Township
p.
Legality approved by Sykes,
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Dominiek &
Dominick; Illinois
Company, and John Douglas &
new mexico
Co.,
Inc., for
coupons
ranging^-.
from
2% to 5%, at a price of
Farmington Municipal School
98.004,
a
net
interest
cost
of
District No. 5, Hew Mexico
Pressprich
195,
rities would, appear to have in¬
flated the market price of the securities to $30,379,622, an increase
March
1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 4
for the purchase of $1,420,000
school building
bonds.
Dated
December 15, 1961. Due on Dec. 15
from 1963 to 1983 inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
System revenue bonds offered
March
awarded to
27—v.
Port Washington
District bonds.
J. Floyd
—
of Board
Wyckoff, Secretary
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
$4,300,000 West-
Bond Sale—The
ern
Offering
Bond
District
Power
Public
Feb.
offered
$701,000
Wyckoff Township School District
(P. O. Wyckoff), N. J.
nebraska
Consumers'
$88,000, school
basis of
a
'0c:.1
classes of H&M secu¬
new
,
J-D.
Interest
Board.
Sale—The
917—were, awarded to the North-
oft
v,
i\/r
price-of 100.66,
yesterday's quotations, speculation 3.02%.
in the
Armonk), N. Y.
On the basis of
$13,307,000.
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
of 128.3%
over a period of only
ern Westchester National Bank of
■
Chappaqua, as 2.90s, at a price of eighteen months./. *>..
Bank of Long Island,, in Valley
"As we have indicated in the
100.20, a basis of about 2.85%.
Stream, as 23As, at a price of
past, in the event that reasonable
tionaL State Bank of Newark,
100.01, a basis of about 2.74%.
North Hempstead (P .O.
terms cannot be developed through
John Nuveen & Co.;_J. B. HanManhasset), N. Y.
'
auer & Co.; John J. Ryan & Co.;
negotiations, the Port Authority, a
north carolina
Laidlaw & Co.; F. R. Cole & Co.;
Bond Offering—Clinton G; Mar¬
public agency, will be required" to
Davidson County (P.O.
R> Ross & Co., and Van De- tin, Town Supervisor, will 're¬ exercise the condemnation powers
venter Brothers, Inc., bidding for ceive
Lexington), N. C.
sealed4bids until
11 a.m. now made available
by the, two
$2,561,000 bonds, as 3.35s, at. a (EST) on April 3 for the pur¬ States. 1 ' ' *»
Bond Offering —W. E. Easter' v' "' /'
•'5 .:
price of i00.05, a basis of about chase of $2,845,000 various pur¬
"We plan to be in position, to ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
334%
pose bonds, as follows:
Commission, will receive
acquire title and to begin the re¬ ment
31, 1961. Amortization bonds will
be
the first choice and
serial
bonds-will be the second of the
School
bonds
£ ?
£
?
SC^°°J konds offered
v* 195, p. 1258 were awarded to
f. -Syndicate composed of the Na,
was
...
a
Bond
nnn
<to
c0i„
No. 5 (P .O.
N.J.
Park School District,
April 9 for the purchase of $28,000 school building
and equipment bonds,jDated Dec.
(MST)
North Castle, New Castle and
Bedford Union Tree:School Dist#
Fidelity Union Trust Company of
Newark, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 3.46%.
School District
Gallatin County
Will
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1602)
Baum & Company.
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at whose coordinated modern and
Bond Offering — W. E. Easternew york
$1,895,000 school
bonds
The
Meadow
Brook
National efficient facilities will increase the
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
scheduled for April
12—V. 195, Clarkstown and Orangetown Union
economic prosperity of this area
Bank, in Manhasset, or at the
ment
Commission, will
receive
p. 1478—has been postponed.
F
option of the holder, at the Bank¬ by stimulating foreign trade in the sealed bids in Raleigh until 11 a.m.
New Jersey-New York Port. The
ers
Trust Company of N. Y. City.
Camden, N. J.
Nanuet), .N♦ Y.
(EST) on April 11 for the pur¬
Center will facilitate the conduct
Bond Offering—R. J. Carr, City
Bond Offering—John H. Renchase of $440,000 bonds, as fol¬
Owego, N. Y.
of international commerce by pro¬
Comptroller, will receive sealed ken, Jr., District Clerk, will, relows:
•. .. v;:;'
Bond Offeri n g—Charles
S. viding all the
bids until April 18 for the pur- ceive
necessary services
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
$250,000 city hall bonds. Due Nov.
Hills, Town Supervisor, will re¬ at one location. It also .will
ing
of
°
chase
of
$3,100,000 bonds
as
fol-
(EST)
lows:
$2,600,000 water bonds.
500,000 sewer bonds.
1
April 11 for the pur-
on
chase
Dated
of
Boni?Ch'ariotte'cook,
receive
bonds.
elusive.
until
from
1963
to
1987
in-
the
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Trust Company, in Tenafly.
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
195, p. 1259—were awarded
Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
as
School District No. 11 (P.
Sale—The $993,000 school
March 22—v. 195,
1369—were awarded to
of
B.
J.
a group
Ingen &
Trust Com-
Fidelity Union
pany of Newark, Boland
Gordon
auer
as
Rock
School
District,
Bond Offering—Alfred W. Free-
1478—were
p.
re¬
p.m.
Due
Authority,.
New York
<_4-
to
markets.
"
"We will
Program
"We
(P. O.
awarded
to
participate
^governmental
once
and
Authorizes
North Dakota
Bond
are
gratified that the two
enacted a n d that
have
States
Syracuse, N. Y.
t;
Note
.
Offering—Sealed bids will
University of NortR Dakofa
(P. O. Grand Forks), N. Dak.
Bond Sale—The
$570,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered March
22—v. 195, p. 1259—were awarded
follows:.
as
of $502,000 bonds to the Housing and
Home
Finance
Agency,
as
3V2S, at a price of par.
68,000 bonds to Coughlin & Co.,
Beaman
Inc.
1
Tremble,
City Commissioner of
Governor Hughes and Governor
Finance, will receive sealed bids
Rockefeller have signed statutes until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 3
passed by the New Jersey and for the purchase of
$5,489,000
the
;
(CST) on
April 12 for the purphase of $89,000 school building bonds.
■
OfferIng—H.
Interest
be received until 4 p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$40,000
improvement bonds was sold to
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., as 3.20s,
basis
1962.
County, Portland School
Dist. No. 26 (P .0. Hillsboro),
Sangerfield, Marshall & Madison
Central School District:No? )"]
(P. O. Waterville), N.Y.
a
1,
approved by Mitch¬
Traill
$270,000,000."
100.15,
May
to
1963
£ north dakota
private
World
—
1
ell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Trade Center
estimated to cost about
are
from
inclusive.
M-N. Legality
with
by the specific
requirements of the prospective
participants, we will develop de¬
tailed plans for the physical facili¬
which
on
1985
Guided
ties oL the
Nov.
Due
■
world
discussions and negotiations with
agencies.
1983 inclusive.
manu¬
in
Dated
/ • "7 ' ""
proceed at
1962 to
190,000 recreation facilities bonds.
globe, and will
American
more
facturers
from
1
to attract buyers
the
The following at a price of
statement was made March 27 by about 3.18%.
Chairman S. Sloan Colt:
New
$1,000,000 water
March 21—v. 195,
offered
1, 1962.
Dated April
Enabling Legislation
Bond Sale—The
bonds
J.
N.
2
improvement
general
$263,000
'
Hicksville), N. Y.
basis of about 3.38%.
a
areas
over
encourage
:
Wafer District
Hicksville
wiil
April 4 for the purchase
Port of New York
loway & Dikeman.
bidding for $992,000
3.40s, at a price of
La-
Omer
J.
Trimble & Mitchell.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal-
Co.,
bonds,
100.17,
Glen
Saffin,
& Sautter and J. B. Han-
&
—
April 1 from 1963 to 1977 .in¬
Interest A-O." Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
A-O.
Interest
inclusive.
air
both
clusive.
Offering—John C.
1981
to
from
on
April 5 for the purchase of $1,480,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1962. Due on April 1 from 1963
Van
Co.,
O.
Bortz,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
offered
composed
of
on
bonds.
Syracuse), N. Y.,
Bond
Offering
plante, City Chamberlain,
ceive
sealed bids until
par.
DeWitt, Pompe'y, Onondaga,
School District
(P .O. Denville), N. J.
p.
price of
a
Lafayette and Manlius Central
Denville Township
Bond
3^s, at
(EST)
i
bonds
Bond
vide exhibit
potential occupants. These include
Plattsburgh, N, Y.
;
tory revenue bonds offered March
-
&
Dikeman.
Bond Sale—The $562,900 dormi16—v.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1987
Interest M-S. Legality
approved by Sykes, Galloway
Geneva), N. Y.
8
April 9 for the
$2,400,000 school
April 1, 1962. Due
on
p.m.
inclusive.
Colleges of theSenecdj(PiD», -
on
Dated
Oct. *1
on
bids
sealed
(EST)
purchase of
Due
2
5 for the pur¬
public improve¬
Dated March 1, 1962.
ment bonds.
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wp°d
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
on April
chase of $835,000
(EST)
Due on April
1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
until
bids
sealed
ceive
bonds.
April 1, 1962.
from
terest A-O.
p.m.
school
$600,000
t
pro¬
ohio
;
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
New York Legislatures authoriz¬
notes, as follows: hv tLonS Island National Bank of
Bond Sale—The $67,560 County
ing the Port Authority to proceed
$5,299,000 bond anticipation notes. Sewer District No. 13, Sewerage
Hicksville, as 2.60s, at a price of with the
acquisition, improvement
Due on April 13, 1963.
p.m.
(EST) on April 10 Par.
Improvement
No.
1311,
special
and operation of the Hudson &
13Q,000 capital notes.. Due on assessment bonds- offered March
Manhattan Railroad and the con¬
pi^SO 0^967^^ school a ■£.£ * Horseheads,N.Y. ■
Dated April 1, 1962.
April 13, 1963.
15—v. 195, p. 1150—were awarded
Due-ajjond Sale-Bonds totaling struction qf the "^orld Trade Cen¬
land, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
.
for me
bonds.
on
Feb.
1
from
1964
elusive.Interest
approved
&
by
Wood.
to
F-A.
1985
in-
$273,000 were sold recently to the
Chemung Canal Trust Company
Gf Elmira, as 2.10s, at a price of
Legality
Delafield
Hawkins,
'
,
100.01,
a
basis of about 2.09%, as
;
Hackensack, N. J.
Bond Offering—Ethel M.
Hoyt,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
1ft
lo
until
fnr
for
8
+v>~
the
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
April
co=
of
nnn
$2,585,000
Due00onb0^nS' T* S I'
TnL^
r?
1
T
i
v
bum
Durn
&
&
i
'
(L?h
McCarthy
McCarthy.
3 19 <7
3.19%.
River dale School
Bond Sale—The
»r
aS
100*04> a basis
District, N. J.
$235,000 school
building bonds offered March
c
r
.
/-*
n
p„a*
in*
l
iei;„\
/v
*
v
^fferin^-F^'
of
$2,580,000 school
bonds.
21
sive.
N
Y
(EST)
chase
gealed
on
of
bidg
until
n
am
April 24 for the purvarious
purpose
bonds
Dated May
awarded. 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963
to Br J. -Van Ingen & Go., and the to 1982 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
—v.
195,
p.
1149—were
that
the
City
the
and
Authority will be able
suc¬
cessfully to carry out their plans
for this great project.
"We expect to commence nego¬
tiations as soon as possible with
the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Company
terms
and
for
an
agreement
conditions
for
the
on
ac¬
totaling $108,530,000.
of the railroad proper¬
should note,
however,
that when the Port Authority, on
Sept. 27, 1960, made its original
announcement
of its willingness
ties.
Bond Offering—Abraham D.
Beame, City Comptroller, will rece.ve
confident
quisition
Ynrb at-u
notes.
Due
on
McDonald
to
&
Co.,
as
3V2S, at
a
.
Port
Dated March
1, 1962.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclu-
$500,000
Boland,
3If^at ?°Drire of innn^^'h
about
1
,,
,
capital
April 13, 1964.
price of 100.72, a basis of about
City of New York and
Dated April 13, 1962.
the Port Authority already have
Payable 3.43%.
at the Chase Manhattan Bank of
reached an agreement on general
Ledgemont Local School District
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
principles on the basis of which
(P. O. Thompson), Ohio
proved
by
Caldwell, Marshall,
payments will be made to the City
Bond Offering
Marie Arnold,
Trimble & Mitchell.
in lieu of taxes on the property
Clerk of Board of Education, will
required for the project. We are
receive sealed bids until May 1
Troy, N. Y.
"The
—
Islip Union Free School District
chase
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Mantua), N. J.
of
$175,000 village hall bonds.
98,000 fire house bonds.
Bond
A. Distefano, District Clerk, will rey 't«ve sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 11 for the pur"
Mantua
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds was sold to
a;'
follows:
130,000
ter in Lower Manhattan.
We
to take
the
over
deficits
the
of
responsibility for
the
Hudson
and
Manhattan and for its reconstruc¬
tion, the market valuation of the
then outstanding H&M securities
Bond
Sale—The
various
for the
pur¬
bonds totaling $1,257,000 of¬
fered March 27—v.
195, p. 1479—
pose
awarded
were
posed
of the
to
a
Marine
purchase of $102,000 school
bonds.
v
\
Marietta
group com¬
Trust Com¬
College (P. O.,
Marietta), Ohio
Offering — A. Sidney
Bond
pany
of Western New York," in
Buffalo; Northern Trust Company
of Chicago; W. H. Morton &
Co.,
Inc.; Newburger, Loeb & Co., and
John Small &
Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at
a price of
100.14, a basis of about
Knowles,
3.08%.
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
on
Union, N. Y.
'
•
and
Dated
'
Sale—The $220,000 North
Endicott Sewer District bonds of¬
fered March 21—v.
195, p. 1370—
awarded
&
Co.,
to
Inc.,
Chas.
as
E.
3.10s,
Wei-
at
a
10
until
for
will
10
the
receive
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
dormitory
construction
refunding
revenue
bonds.
November
1,
1961. Due
on
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Bond
were
April
$475,000
'
-V.. "
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Mifflin
Tonwship (P. O. Lucas),
Ohio
•
Bond
Sale
The $20,823 road
improvement and drainage special
—
Volume
bonds
assessment
Number 6147
195
offered
.
.
March
Wickiup Water District (P. O.
Astoria), Oregon
23-—v. 195, p. 1259—were awarded
the Lucas State Bank, as 3s, at
to
2.89%.
'
Parma
City
J
®
C
"
1
..
15,
June
$1,200,000
1962.
Due
cipal and interest
JV
•
foo^r
iuu.d*,
a
a. oasis.oi
f S
n
b
^
n
n'riVe
bSs of kbout
aDoux
First
of
PENNSYLVANIA
sewer
_r
Vice-President
10
1
$250,000
Nov.
Business
Due
1, 1961.
the
For
12
__
revenues
$50,470,779,
un¬
The
Bank
t
National
Liberty
&
Bank
Trust CO. Of Oklahoma City.
from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
rr
$170,000 bonds,Las follows:
$100,000
sanitary
system'
sewer
•
bonds.
revenue
•70,000 sanitary
sewer
the
—
..
„
,
for
Puerto
the
Res0urces
In-
»
$44,12 months,
bonds.
Dated
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
Se-
Rico
Ri
Puert
3.70%,
follows:
as
q*
oe
from
107
315,000
i
to 1073
1971 to 1973 mcluslves., Due on March
as
from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.
is
A
fiscal
w
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
April 17 for the purchase of
nue
sewer
reve-
bonds.
,anh
fD ?
1986
,
t ecaiitv
anoroved
PP
A.^Pross,
bv
Y
'
County School District
(P. O. Coos Bay), Oregon
April 15,
1962.
to
1962; Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1965
fl-D')
terest
1963
and
Uh"h
to
_
Legality apSchuler, Sayre, Win-
(EST)
chase
c
Son
Gearhart, Oregon
Auditor,
bids until 8
will
water
1962. Due
1977
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
on
1
April
1963
office.
Shuler,
free
by
',
District,
AAA;A -
000 schoolhouse bonds..
District
Secretary,
Whitaker,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
April 3 for the purchase of
$450,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1
on
1963
to
1990
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Houston-Tillotson College (P. O.
A ustin ), Texas
Inc
Bond Sale—The
$180,000 student
m4
v
u
March ;1, from
1963
nark
to
wprp
•
Ingleside, Texas
R
Clute, Texas
and
n
bonds
1987
«ai-_Ar»
improvement
nnn
bonds
was
sold
McKinney, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $180,000
street
improvement
sold tQ Rausch
pany_ Inc_
in-
bonds
was
pierce & Com-
;
Mesquite Indep. School District,
until
for
26
2
Texas
p.m
the
&
Williams.
Boothman.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
May
1
for
pur- '
Offering
Paculavich,
will
receive
p.m.
Legality ap¬
Sayre, Win-
(EST)
Secretary,
bids
sealed
on
William
—
Borough
April
until
for
4
8
the
purchase of $27,000 improvement
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
North Bend, Oregon
t
Bond
pel,
Offering—Lyle B. Chap-J
Recorder, will receive
Interest M-N.
City
Lycoming College (P. O.
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $109,307.17 improvement bonds. Dated
May 1,
1963
1962. Due
to
1972
on
May
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
a^d interest (M-N) payable at the
City
Treasurer
s office.
Legality
by Shuler, Sayre, Win-
approved
free
&
...
_
,
•Lr iBond;
:■
Offering-L-Mrs. Vera Stan-
orJ January 1 fr"om 1963
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
interest_>(J-J)
County Treasurer
ty
approved
Winfree
&
by
and
the
office. Legali-
s
Shuler,
Sayre,
3JT-8JT
J-'t A'
(P.
O.
Hillsboro),
Oregon
r»
•
Bond
Tir-i
*/r
Offering
Wilma Merrill,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
District
5
for
school
Due
the
on
Jan.
inclusive.
(J-J)
Dated
1
from
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
/B
at
a
.
at
•
hall-student union
March
revenue
9—v.
195,
Finance Agency,
Price of par. V
as
,3V8s,: at
_
sealed
bids
(EST)
on
of
bonds.
Dated
April
18
$75,000
May
until
for
8
the
p.m.
pur¬
improvement
1, 1962. Due
serially from 1963 to 1977. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Delaware County National
Barfk
of
pr0ved
by
Chester. Legality apTownsend, Elliott &
Munson.
Twin
bonds
May I,
1963
to
1962.
1977
County
;
.
.
_
purchased via negoti-
&a ^erre^ ^fted
ap.
was
May 15> 1962. Due on Feb. 15 from
to 1985 inclusive. Principal
-1963
t
a':
Ridley Township (P. O. Folsom),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offerin g—Harry G.
Modesti, Secretary of Board of
Township Commissioners, will receive
help
n
make possible the
1151
sold to Housing and Horne
—were
Your Dollars
bonds
p.
and ..interest
$2,315,000
office.^ Legality
.
3^8,
as
'
Valley Joint School System
Authority (P. O. Morgantown),
'Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,026,000 school revenue refunding
of
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin.
Agency,
the
purchase
bonds.
offered
195, p. -1150—were
Housing and Home
par.
chase
Rankin.
Washington and Yamhill Counties
Union High School District
No.
Finance
price of
offered
District
1972
the
Bond Sale—The
Clerk,. will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
April 9
or the purchase of $130,000 school bonds. Dated
May 1,
to
to
Allentown), Pa.
$550,000 dining
County School District
Oregon
ton,
soid
16—v.
$1,400,000 dorbonds
revenue
March
fw
No. 2-R (P :0. Pilot Rock),y:
j
Sale—The
mitory
Muhlenberg College (P. O.
_
Umatilla
■v
William ^nort). Pi.
Bond
Rankin.
...
to
ofTexasColoration
rirst OI Aexas ^orporaxion.
Luzerne, Pa.
Bond
Rankin.
&
bids
April
on
to
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the
County
proved
^
Vinson
Munson.
inclusive.
Treasurer's
bv
of
1,
from
approved
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
receive
(EST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $125,000
tional Bank of .Nashville, or at
1964
.
Hill Junior1 College District
(P. O.
Hillsboro), Texas •,
Legality
Huguenin & Boothman.
?1Aus^e-
c
April 15
.
Interest" A-O*
$5,000,000 county court¬
house bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1964 to 1983
:Offering—Edythe Hager-
City
man,
sealed
.
»
Texas
itupe & oon, inc., as 4.4US.
Dated March 15, 1962. Due on Dec.
Due
AIUntou]n)
.
sealed
free & Rankin.
Bond
0
•
.
office
by
(p
Dated
April 15 from
4o7 union revenue bonds offered Mar.
-inr
-iiki
«niH
to
fi.
P'
?
were sold to
1962 to 1992 inclusive.
Housing and Home Finance
approved
by
Dumas, Agency,.as 3 /fcs, at a price of par.
Rune &
S tne wtizens uanK or i^aiayeue,
h ^it^Ban^o^ Lafayette, clusive'. Interest M-S. Legality apstewart> Sr., Clerk of Board of at the option of the holder. LeCounty Commissioners, will re- ?aHty approved by Peck, Shaffer proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
ceive
in-
navable at the Countv
Treasurers
proved
from
1
Principal
Countv
7
the
Ganado Indep. School
100,000
PnncipaL Jhd nWfcrest era! obligation and park bonds.
)0_A(,C nw First Na- Da^ed March 1, 1962. Due on
payable )
at
Pennsylvania ain°;,\{nny'pU , theotneU
,
„
until
for
2
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
school building bonds was sold 'to
obligation
,,•
i
inclusive".
1986
^
April 11 for the purchase of $720,(300 school bonds. Dated June 1,
on
•
Legality
(P. O. Fort Worth), Texas
from
...i!,
_
bids
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
Bond Sale—An issue of
15
Due
1
Central Intlep. School District
will be received at 1 p.m. (CST)
Bond Offering—Mayor Bruce L.
No. 9C
on April 15 from 1963 to 1975 in- on April 10 for the purchase of Runnels will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Marion B. Win- elusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap- $450,000 general obligation sewer untii 7.30
p m
(CST) on April 12
slow, District Clerk, will receive proved by Townsend, Elliott & bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due for ^ purchase 0f
$300 000 gensealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Munson.
on April 1 from 1966 to 1997 inCoos
1962.
from
TEXAS
*epl; 1 bailas
In- ualias
inclusive.
1__■ J
April
refunding bonds.
terest A-O.
*
fmi
on
Trustees!
of
J
Bond Offering—P. S.
Offering—Joe E. Torrence,
Director of Finance, will receive
on
Board
sealed
purchase of $715,000 schoolhouse
Nashville, Tenn.
V
Bond
t
of
"
,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
1; April 2 for the purchase of $350,-
1,060,000 as 3%s. Due oil March 1
$6,875,000 water and
from 1970 to
lirll 1
..
W. L. Wheeler
i
from 1986 to 2001 inclusive.
tors, will receive sealed bids unLafayette, Tenn.
til 8 p.m. (EST)
on April 2 for
Bond Offering—Mayor Burford
the
purchase of $65,000
school H. Tooley announces that oral bids
OREGON
nnn
Development
Carter
Jr., Secretary of Board of Direc-
bonds.
en
Jan.
Authority.
terest M_g
Offering-Earl
President
ni,r»
group
Equitable
as 3Vas.
Due on March l
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive
'
ended
TENNESSEE
tonhintnum <?/•/>««/ District
Jenkintown School District, ''Pn
Pa.
Bond
a
Offering
195,
v.
$75,000
against
Government
for
electric
County (P. O.
Elizabethton), Tenn.
r».
Bond Offering — George C.
"
Hampden Township School Dist.
(P. U. Mechanicsburg), Pa.
Edens, County Judge, will receive
Yukon, Okla.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school sealed bids until 2
p.m. (EST) on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will bonds offered March 20—v.
195, April 9 for the purchase of $1,be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST) p.* 1150—were awarded to A. E.
081,000 school bonds. Dated Sep6n April 3 for the purchase of Mastin &
Co., as 3s.
tember 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1
the
of
Texas
'
Bond
revenue
21-
-
of the Authority
960,959 the preceding
an increase of 12.2%.
Af¬
Nov.
on
months
totaled
terest M-N. Legality approved by
Reed, Smith, Shaw & McClay.
sold to
produces all
in Puerto Rico.
31,1962,
Patton,
a.m.
Dated
i
was
«
,
(EST) on April 9 for
the purchase of $1,400,000 wornen's
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
LeFlore County Indep. School
District No. 29 (P. O. Poteau),
building bonds
for-
R.
fairs, will receive sealed bids
til
Bond Sale—An issue of
Offering—H.
which
power
Carnegie Institute of Technology
(P. O. Pittsburgh}, Pa. A
Bond ;
sewer
March
59
Galena Park Indep. School Dist
$1,500,000
curities
ymrnminci
ity
OKLAHOMA
school
and
offered
The
1151—were awarded to
p.
P™ved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree according Director of the Urrutia,
to Rafael V.
& Rankm>
Executive
Author-
drainage bonds offered March
22—v. 195, p. 1259—were awarded
to the First Boston Corp. as 2%s,
at a price of 100.65, a basis of
about 2.81%.
1 '
'I
Oklahoma
—
Corp., First National Bank
of Memphis, John Nuveen &
Authority, Puerto Rico
Co.,
Electric Output Gains—The Au- Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick,
&A QOQ
Tv*^>
nrtrl
T\/Ti
thority reports revenues of $4,329,- Inc., and the Mid-South Securities
549 in January, 1962, compared Co., at a price of par, a net inter-
and
•
waterworks
bonds
Puerto Rico Water Resources
15
Bank
Sale
composed
Payable
National
Bond
Oregon> in Astoria- Legality ap- with $3,935,438 in January of 1961, est cost of about
of
3 32%
j.m/o.
Shaker Heights, Ohio
-Bond Sale—The $800,000
the
at
o
June
on
<J~D>
by
PUERTO RICO
1982 inciusiVe. Prin-
from 1963 to
Lebanon, Tenn.
County Trust Company of
Reading.^ Legality^ approved
Rhoads, Simon & Reader.
_
000 water revenue bonds. Dated
onkftOrt
rrtu
.
April 4 for the Purchase of $65
'
Sale— The
Bond
w
District
School District,
Ohio
_____
(1603)
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Berks
Offering—John Angberg,
I
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Bond
price of 100.36, a basis of about
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN+RED
CROSS
the
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1604)
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1962
.
V.\
bonds.
Due
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
school
of
$1,000,000
serially from
purchase
(CST)
1963 to
chase
East
School
Indep.
3
for
the
pur¬
school building
bonds. Dated April 15, 1962. Due
on April 15 from 1963 to
1974 in¬
clusive#
Interest A-O.
Legality
1992.
North
on April
of $270,000
District
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., and F. W.
Craigie & Co.," as 3^s, 3.70s, 33/4S
and
5s. Dated April
April 1 from
on
for
the
purchase
of
construction
school
$1,943,000
1, 1962. Due
Whitewater (City), Whitewater,
Pullman, Wash.
1963 to 1989 in¬
Bond
Offering — Sealed bids
Legality ap¬
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn will be received until May 1 for
Bond
Sale —The $1,000,000
the
purchase of $130,000 sewer
approved by McCall, Parkhurst, & McCarthy. ■
■
schoolhouse bonds offered March
Other members of the syndicate: bonds.
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
22—v. 195, p. 1371—were awarded
Francis I. duPont & Co., R. W.
to
a
UTAH
syndicate composed of Ira
Pressprich & Co., R. S. Dickson & Spokane County, East Valley Sch.
District No. 361 (P. O. Spokane),
Haupt & Co., Francis I. duPont &
Cache County School, District
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., J. C.
Co.,
Parker,
Eisen,
Waeckerle,
Washington
Wheat & Co., Anderson & Strud(P. O. Logan), Utah
Adams & Purcell, Inc., and DempBond Sale—An issue of $98,500
Bond Offering—Keith Hansen, wick, Mason-Hagen, Inc., Invest¬
sey-Tegler & Co., for coupons Clerk of Board of Education, will ment
school
construction
bonds
was
Corporation
of
Norfolk,
ranging from 3% to 4^%, at a receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. Strader &
Co., Inc., C. F. Cassell sold to the Seattle First National
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
;
(MST) on April 17 for the pur¬ & Co., Inc., Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Bank.
of about 3.24%.
chase of $2,260,000 school building
Inc., Wyllie and Thornhill, Inc.,
WEST VIRGINIA
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due and R. H. Brooke & Co.
Orange County Navigation and
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
Port District (P. O. Port District),
Huntington, W. Va.
Fairfax County (P. O. Fairfax),
clusive. Interest M-N.
Texas
X;
Bond
Offering—Florence Wil¬
Virginia
Bond
Offering—Curtis
Smith,
City Clerk, will receive
University of Utah (P. O.
Bond Offering—Clerk Edna A. liams,
Secretary of Board of Commis¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Salt Lake City), Utah
Bicksler announces that the Board
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Secretary Neal of
April 9 for the purchase of $1,County Commissioners will re¬
until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
on
April A. Maxwell announces that the
800,000 sewer revenue
bonds.
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
23 for the purchase of $1,000,000
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
Board
of
Regents will
receive on
April 4 for the purchase of
improvement bonds.
Dated May sealed bids until 10 a.m.
1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
(MST) $9,400,000
bonds, as follows:
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 on April 9 for the purchase of
terest A-O. Legality approved by
to 1997 inclusive. ^Interest M-S.
$5,600,000 school bonds, Series C.
Chapman & Cutler.
$2,285,000 student housing system
2,800,000
recreational
facilities
Pearland Indep. School District,
revenue
bonds. Dated October 1,
bonds, Series B.
T exas
1960. Due on Oct, 1 from 1963 to
WISCONSIN
1,000,000 library bonds, Series B.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
2000 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
be received
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
gality
April
1963 to
from
terest
A-O.
,
and
Bond
McClung
Knicker¬
&
bocker.
,
State
Water
Offering—L.
of
bonds.
" *
Co.,
sold
to
Inc.,
R.
Underwood
Mitchell,
&
of
Pershing,
Shetterly
Mitchell.
Fall
tional
&
to
awarded
were
City
Bank
the
of
First
New
Na¬
York
City, and Strader & Co., as 2Vks,
23/4s, 3s and 3.10s, at a price of
3V2S,
100.04,
a
River
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April 24 for the
purchase of $2,400,000 public im¬
bonds.
Portsmouth,
Va.
net interest cost of about
2.88%.
bids will
bonds.
pose
Due
inclusive.
(J-D)
Dated
June
on
1
June
from
1,
1963
Principal
1962.
to
1982
and
interest
payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank
of
New
York
Legality
Approved
by
King, Dawson & Logan.
City.
Wood,
Offering
Krahnke, District Clerk, will
ceive
(CST)
until
2
re¬
p.m.
April 10 for the pur¬
$250,000 School bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
on
chase
1
of
1963 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
from
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
CANADA
NOVA SCOTIA
Colchester
Bond
000
Sale
the
to
bonds
was
of
of
Securities
Securities
Bank
sold
composed
group
a
S.
An issue of $365,-
Dominion
Royal
a
County, N.
—
improvement
recently
Corp.,
Scotia, as
Nova
Corp.,
and the
5V2S,
at
price of 100.03.
Jacques Sch. Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Inc.,
ger,
Ste.
James Grady,
—
bids
sealed
school
Wisconsin
Bond Offering
Wis.
Clarence
—
QUEBEC
(Towns) Joint School
District No. 1 (P. O. Fall River),
a
$575,000
to
Belan-
price of 98.79.
Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec
Sale—An
Bond
000
5s, at
as
sold
was
improvement
issue
of
bonds
$100,-
was
sold
April 4 for the purchase of $295,- to the Banque Canadienne Na000 school building construction tionale and Credit Quebec, Inc.,
and equipment bonds. Dated April at a price of 98.42, a net interest
15, 1962. Due on April 15 from cost of about 5.50%, as follows:
to
1982
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved
Quarles, Herriott & Clemons.
$35,500
by
5s. Due
as
1963
27,500
to
1972
5V4s.
as
37,000
Wisconsin
Due
Bond
Offering-
will
be
for
the
school
Sealed
—
received
until
purchase
bids
April
of
building bonds.
Reedsville
Ste.
25
$990,000
(Village), Cato,
Cooperstown, Franklin, Kos¬
suth, Maple Grove, Rockland
1978
Bond
Sale
on
April
1
1977 inclusive.
5V2S.
as
from
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1973 to
Owen-Withee (P. O. Owen),
be received until
II a.m. (EST) on May 9 for the
purchase of $1,800,000 various pur¬
(P. O. Whitewater),
Bond
St.
Westford
A-O.
Offering—City Manager
Johnson, Jr., announces that
Joint School District No. 1
(Village), Fountain
Prairie, Columbus, Courtland,
Hampden, Otsego, Calamus and
District Clerk, Will receive sealed
and oral bids at 2 pm. (CST) on
Lynchburg, Virginia
sealed
bonds totaling $3,145,000 of¬
fered March 28—v. 195, p. 1371—
refunding bonds
A.
by
A. P.
Sale—The various pur¬
Bon d
4s and 4V8S.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June 1
from 1963 to 1986 inclusive. In¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
as
O.
pose
Texas
was
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the National Bank of Fairfax, or
%
County (P.
Arlington), Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of $650,000
and
on
1987
provement
Arlington
Weslaco Indep. School District*
schoolhouse
to
Bond
water
'
1963
at the Chase Manhattan Bank
VIRGINIA
19 for the
$15,000,000
April 1, 1962. Due
from
1963
Board (P. O. Austin), Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Neu-
to 2001 inclusive.
Development
be received until April
Mark
Secretary of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (MST) on April 21
for the purchase of $710,000 hous¬
ing revenue bonds. Dated October
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from 1964
revenue
sewer
Dated
New York City. Legality approved
berger,
$362,000
bonds was sold to Rotan, Mosle &
V
Applied Science
,
waterworks
Texas
&
University of Agri¬
culture tmd
Taft, Texas
and
Chapman
(P. O. Logan), Utah
*
Bond Sale-—An issue of
Co.,
by
I
Utah State
Due on April 1
1982 inclusive.
In¬
1962.
1,
approved
Cutler.
LaGrange, Cold Springs, Koshkohong and Lima (Towns)
clusive. Interest A-O.
,
April 3 for the purchase of $550,000 school building bonds.
Dated
April 18 for the purchase of $590,000 school building bonds.
bonds.
Due
to
on
1982
April
1
inclusive.
Foy, Quebec
Aqueduct,
—
sewer
and
paving bonds in the amount
of $957,000 was sold to a
syndi¬
cate headed by Gairdner &
Co.,
as 5s and 5V2S, at a price of 97.91.
Other
members
of
the
syndicate:
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
GreenRichmond), Va.
& Horton.
shields Inc., J. T.
Gendron, Inc.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,820,Bond Sale—An issue of
Lagueux
&
$1,825,DesRochers,
Ltd.,
Wink Indep* School District, Tex. 000
Bond Offering:—Sealed bids will
water revenue refunding bonds 000 school
building bonds was
Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., Oscar
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Bond
Offering—Frank Barton, was purchased via negotiated sale sold to a syndicate
Dube Co., Ltd., Banque Provincomposed of
April 12 for the purchase of $650,- ciale du
Superintendent of Schools, will on March 22 by a syndicate headed Smith, Barney &
Canada, L. G. Beaubien
Co., J. C. Wheat
000 school building bonds.
&
& Co., Ltd., Corporation de Prets
Co., Robert Garrett & Sons,
de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme Ltd.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Shiocton School District, Wis; :
Investment
Corp.
of
Belanger, Inc., Florido Matteau
Norfolk,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will & Fils
Powell, Kistler & Co., and Wyllie
Enrg., and Jaques Legare
COMPANY FOR SALE - $5,000,000 CASH
be received until 3 p.m. (CST) on &
and Thornhill,
Co., Ltd.
Inc., at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
Opportunity to purchase majority control of long
2.89%, as follows:
established, expanding Canadian real estate corpo¬
ration listed
on
Chesterfield
Toronto and American
County
(P. O.
Exchanges.
(Towns) Joint
School District No. I (P. O.
Reedsville), Wis.
County (P. O.
Manasas), Va.
$700,000
as 2V2S.
Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
100,000
Approximately 1000 Stockholders
and Morrison
Prince William
2%s.
as
Due
on
3s.
Due
on
March 1,
This
advertisement
to buy
is
neither
an
of these securities.
any
offer to sell
nor
a
solicitation
This offering is made only by
of an
offer
the Prospectus.
1970.
Replies held in strictest confidence
1,025,000
from
PRINCIPALS
AND
CHRONICLE
and
Sale—The $340,000 water
sewer
bonds offered March
K 42
as
buy
NEW
any of
is
neither
an
offer to sell nor
solicitation to
a
these securities.
Offering is to be made only
by the Prospectus.
Kenny
&
at a price
interest cost
$170,000
from
1962
in
of
any
the
Prospectus
State
!hares in
in
which
—v.
Stock
be
to
per
Share)
obtained
Undersigned
Due
on
July
1985
inclusive.
bonds
a
Co.,
compliance with the securities
p.
1
inclusive.
1977
1
The
—
*100,000
offered
the
Undersigned
legaly offer these
21
awarded
of
about
bonds,
at
terest
cost
of
about
3.19%.
Company, their relatives and certain other
of
shares
reduced
Copies
those
to
Philadelphia Office:
150
York
1510 Chestnut Street
City Office:
Broadway
described in the
persons.
The
num¬
for offering to the general
public will be
that such persons purchase the shares allotted.
extent
of
the
states
Prospectus
and
by
may
those
be
persons
obtained
to
from
whom
the
the
undersigned
undersigned
may
only
in
legally
'
the
Prospectus.
CO.
Cowlitz
New
as
available
the
distribute
WASHINGTON
&
being offered by the Com¬
Common Stock are being
Company's request, the Underwriter has reserved an aggre¬
of approximately 31,250 shares of the Common Stock offered
hereby for allotment to business associates, employees and directors
■
JAN0V
are
of
3.18%.
600,000 dining facilities bonds, at
a
price of 100.06, a net in¬
laws of such State.
shares
*At the
ber
a
net interest
a
outstanding
gate
of the
follows:
as
shares of Common Stock
25,000
$1,430,000
March
1371—were
3.20s,
new
and
offered by certain stockholders of the
Company
Prospectus.
group headed by J. C. Wheat
as
$10.00,per share
July
$830,000 dormitory
price of 100.23,
from
may
Sale
195,
to
$4 per Share
may
the
on
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Virginia
cost
Cop.es
Due
to
3%s.
1978
Bond
&
Price
Price
as
revenue
$.10
(Par Value $0.50 Per Share)
100.15, a
about 3.27%,
pany
SEA-WIDE INDUSTRIES, INC.
Value
Common Stock
Inc.,
of
of
3.10s.
as
from
(Par
Ayres,
Shares
Common
Underground Facilities, Inc.
follows:
170,000
ISSUE
150,000
Inland
21—v. 195, p. 1260—were awarded
to
Anderson
&
Strudwick
and
net
announcement
125,000 Shares:i:
Bond
Willis,
jointly,
This
March 30, 1962
1
-
FINANCIAL
BOX
March
1978 inclusive.
Purcellville, Va.
o
INQUIRIES TO:
COMMERCIAL
as
1972 to
ONLY
RCA
Building,
1725 K St., N. W.
County School District
(PI O. Longview),
No. 22
Washington, D. C. Office
SCHERCK, RICHTER COMPANY
Washington
Bond
will
be
Offering
received
—
Sealed
until
bids
April
17
@FedFRASER