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ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offie•
New York
6153
Number
195
Price
RAILROAD
•
■
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Diplomat
SEC Registrations
.
.
The
.
if.
■;^
In This Issue
Associates
in
Stock and Bond Quotations
best efforts all or none basis as to" '
to! the balance, by Chase "Securities *
which will receive a 45-cents" per ■
share
$16,500 for expenses. The statement also in¬
cludes (1) 233,925 shares issued to management officials and others
for
an
aggregate of
$38,095.50 in cash and for services* rendered,
(2)
40,000
shares underlying
options issued to four management
officials and key
personnel, exercisable at $1 per share, (3) 20,000
shares underlying
5-year options issued to four other management
officials, exercisable at $2 per share, and (4) 6,000 shares subjectf '!
to purchase by two of said management
officials at $1.10 per share'
within a 30 day period subsequent to the effective date of this offering.The
company
has agreed to "sell to- the'• underwriter for 1 $16.50 the f
right to be issued up to a maximum 'of 16,500 shares on the basis of one share for each 10 shares sold. A $2,000 finder's fee is payable to' Theodore Pringos.
V'";!'' '*• "f--:
The
company
was
organized in 1956 under the name Fletch-Aire
Company, Inc., primarily to engage in researching basicr patentable
aero-space concepts set forth
by Charles J. Fletcher, President. The ■
company
is now engaged or is planning to engage in three main
lines of endeavor;
(1)
the development; manufacture and marketing
oi
proprietary products, such as an inflatable
pleunum chamber'
Ground Effect
Machine
(Glide-Mobile) and an annular wing aerial
jeep,
(2)
the pursuit of contracts for engineering, development of
products and services associated with Defense Department programs,
and (3) the pursuit of contracts for the production of specialized air¬
craft and space vehicle sub-systems as a prime and sub-eontractor. The
$420 750 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used for
additional facilities, research and development of proprietary products,
marketing and sales, and for capital equipment, inventory and general
offering will be made on
shares, and best efforts
a
50 000
Corp.,
D.
New York Stock
New
York
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock
Stock
400,000 shares
Exchange
non-affiliated
acquisition
centers
include
at
Tenn.,
$900,000
for
36
36
net
McGaw
of
tributed
44
partners and
for
39
Markets
38
38
propose
to
sell
100,000
shares
1962
38
held
by the latter). Others propose
to sell
subsidiaries
.
April
—V.
195, p. 972.
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1 '
~
'
-
Dividends Declared and Payable
Statement
of
Banks
th
filed
with
the
will
shares
offered
Reserve Banks
6 %
subordinated
for
each
$1.25
involved.
to
convertible
principal
to
be
public
of
the
on
debenture.
•
-
,
for
used
of
of
one
the
;
The
corporation on
shares
common
(no par)
ties, Inc., N. Y.
Proceeds
'
to
to be
offered at
*
be
$5,
share
The
used
for
for
working
capital and general corporate'"A. A'.;'
..; LA
American
of 120 Broadway,
N. Y., plans to sell, "puts and calls"
and may act as a broker-dealer and underwriter.
are
V;,,v'''/'-
purposes.
Arlan's
Department
Stores,
Registered—
mon
The
shares
Curtis
W.
Indian
to be
of
be
shares
of
The
proceeds
to
sold
certain
by
stock.
common
net
capital
See
April
"Reg.
$19
A" covering 13,060
for subscription by
shares
Smith,
paper
Conn.
April
from
finance
V'a■
the
current
MCA, Inc., this
Denmark
debenture sale will be added to working
future expansion. The stock is being
On
is
boxes.—V.
of
building,
a
engaged
188,
p.
in
747.
and
the
equipment.
production
of
to
—V.
and
shareholders.
194,
p.
are
expected to be in operation by
the end of the
p.
Inc.
used
be
interest
will
be
year.
The
issue
The
company
of 215
North
Front
St.,
Columbus,
Ohio,
filed
a
-registration statement with the SEC op April 12th covering $16,000,000
of
first mortgage bonds due
1992, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding on May 9. The net proceeds from.the bond sale
be, added
outstanding
be
to
bank
incurred
Power
Co.
said
to
(for
connection
struction
general
funds,
which
certain
$6,000,000), and
the
company's
for
purchase).—V.
1962-63- is
195,
p.
be
used
to
pay all
'.including loans
on
April 2ndj,
facilities Of Ohio-Midland Light &
to pay in part future expenditures
($8,945,000
loans
acquire
with
program
funds? will
construction
estimated-at
1552.
program.
$38,700,000
Such
con¬
(exclusive1
In
cipal
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Bonds Reg'd
sold
a
by
$1,666,000
to
use
to
the
Inc.,
bonds
Harriman Ripley
will
be
direct,
un¬
Kingdom's
fifteen
same
will
second public dollar financing since
Danish Government sold $20,000,000 prin¬
bonds through an underwriting group
firms. In March of this year the Kingdom
year
of
the
Denmark's
the
be
non-callable
of the
foreign
proceeds
power
ten
years
except
through
payments
and
are
of
de-v
sale of the bond issue will be added initially
exchange reserves. The Kingdom
intends to
of the bonds, to a large extent, to finance part of
of equipment purchased outside Denmark)
projects in Denmark.—V. 195, p. 1799.
(including the cost
electric
for
sinking fund. Annual sinking fund
in 1977) will commence in 1966
of the issue by maturity.
($1,674,000
retire 100%
proceeds
the cost
of
the
of
bonds
operation
Net
& Co.,
The
60,000,000 Swiss Franc issue in Switzerland.
The
signed
Co.
February 1959 the
managed
i
&
general obligations of the Kingdom. Principal and
payable In New York City in United States currency.
is
amount
Freres
Lazard
at
A"
$15.50,
covering
without
■
purposes.
Road,
Phoenix,
properties.
1962 filed
is
in
engaged
"Reg. A"*
—
"Reg. A" covering
a
$3,
working
1962
5,
for
100,000
without underwriting.
capital
purchase
and
Jr.,
filed
offered
a
at
of
a
St.
Bldg.,
Center St.,
Filing—
"Reg.
$15,
129 N.
A"
covering
without
construction.
Marietta
of
real
15,866
underwriting.
>
Atlanta,
is
engaged
in
the
estate.
apartment
houses,
commercial
buildings
and
filed a registration statement with the
Commission relating to a proposed public
Community
17,
Exchange
about
or
1982
9, of $25,000,000 sinking fund bonds,
underwriters to be managed by Kuhn, Loeb &
by
will
bonds
be
May
unconditional,
direct,
general
obligations
due
Co.,
the
rank equally with its other obligations other than
Community's Act of Pledge. The interest rate and
of the bonds will be determined immediately prior to
of
and
offering price
the offering.
The
issue
States
also
will
the
by
in
managed
Lazard
&
public one to be made in the United
Steel Community. The original offering was
previous offerings were sold by underwriters
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., The First Boston Corp.
and
Co.
Coal and Steel Community was established in 1951 by
Belgium,
among
Netherlands.
establish
to
fourth
and
of the
by
Freres
treaty
the
be
Coal
All
1957.
Countries
633.
Inc., Smith, Barney
Co.,
and
and
1928.
will
April 15,
is
(Kingdom of)—Bonds Registered—
&
Loeb
Co.,
conditional
estate
to be
sale
and
on
and the
April
Kuhn,
&
1609.
Columbus &
offering
y
-Exchange Offer-
issue.- -V. 194,
"
general corporate
for
April
on
407-101
The European
13, the Kingdom filed with the SEC a registration state¬
ment relating
to a proposed
public offering of $20,000,000 fifteen
year external loan bonds by an underwriting group to be headed by
and
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,. New York City, will head
underwriting group.
"-....V.i-V-'
Arlan's operates a chain of
18 self-service discount stores located
in eight states. In
addition 11 new discount stores are under con¬
struction
Securities
made
purchase
Conn.,
78,000
under¬
an
European Coal & Steel Community—Bonds Registered
and
coal
France,
West
Germany,
Italy, Luxembourg
under the treaty
The purpose of the Community
maintain
a
common
market
in
the
six
Member
steel.
The proceeds from the sale of the bonds
principally to finance a part of the cost of
projects for the modernization and improvement of coal production
facilities, the expansion and improvement of facilities for the mining
and processing of iron ore and the modernization,
improvement and
enlargement of installations in the Iron and steel industry.
for
registered
Eastman
of
for
Decca Records, Inc-
the
in
a
at
statement
covered
"Reg.
a
offered
'
to be offered at
used
(par $10)
of
Community,
covering $3,000,000 convertible subordinated debentures and 250,000
19,
to
used
Hook,
and
filed
offered
filed
be
Enterprises, Inc.—"Reg. A"
and
types
On
a
registra¬
on
are
Sandy
1962
be
which
those secured by the
11, 1962 on the basis of 13 new
The offering will be underwritten by
Bridgeport,
Inc.,
of
to
registration
1961
late
1962
to
School
real
March 29,
on
to
are
Ess-Kay
other
debt
May
held.
Co.,
handles
wooden
$5)
record
shares
11,
April
on
(par
of
53
&
Proceeds
,
,
of 225 West 34th St., New York City, filed a
tion statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission
company
each
Ramsey
Inc.—Debentures—-Com¬
,
corporation
common
stockholders
29,
$10)
for
used
be
(no par)
are
shares
purchase
is
(S.) Curtis & Son, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
60,0.00
through Provost Securi¬
28,
in
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
(par
operating
corporation
The
...
Dec.
on
offered
.
Proceeds
-
repayment and working capital.
Curbmaster of 815 N. Franklin St., Cedar Falls, Iowa, is engaged in
the
design,
manufacture
and
sale
of
concrete
road
construction
equipment.
are
Gespass-
Registration With¬
its
agent's contract.
Equity whose address is c/o J. F. McDonald,
Reno, Nev. is a general insurance agent.
underwriting
-
and
general
common
holders
No
director
Annuity Agency, Inc. of Nevada
Proceeds
Filing—
basis
to
2711
and
shares
common
to
withdrew
.
The corporation
48
40,800
and
debentures
amount
'
'
Proceeds
the
and
Filing—
on
be
SEC
been
March
on
shares
are
of
Equity
48
April 2 filed a "Reg. A" covering 200,000 common
(par 30c) to be offered at $1.50 per share. Of the total, 159,200
shares
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
April 11, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering
a
the
shopping
affiliated
May through
been named by amendment.—V. 195, p. 745.
capital
Ess-Kay
company
officer
an
company
have
corporation
The
The
to
have
Eaton
48
Curbmaster of America, Inc.—"Reg. A"
is
Collateral Corp.—SEC
1962
Proceeds
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
American Options
from
the
cash to the capital of the partnership as general
additional $5,000 each as original limited partners.
19,
developing
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal
Baker
underwriting.
of
Foreign Exchange Rates.
and
Eaton Investments,
The
11
Member
Federal Reserve System.
*
Inc.,
Co.,
resulted
in
an
shares
to
19,354
_
Condition
$5,000
common
Corporation and Investment News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
2
State and City Bond Offerings
55
amounts
Realty
purchase
a
*
senting all shares
to
a
originally
38
Miscellaneous Features
ranging from 1,000 to 60,000 shares. Thomas G. Murdough is president.
contract
an
On
General
(repre¬
the
drawn—
plant now
automated
each
to
January
Diversified
38
to be installed at the existing Los Angeles area
who
Foundation,
title
officer), the leasehold estate affecting the Diplomat Motor Hotel
purchase price of $795,000 in cash, to be paid from the net
proceeds of this offering.
The prospectus states that, assuming the
consummation of said transactions, the aggregate gross profit to H. R.
Weissberg Corp. will be $620,000. Baker and Gespass have each con¬
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange.....
common
for
the
purchase
40
is
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
stock, of which Foster G. McGaw, board
chairman, owns|10.18% and management officials as a group 18.36%.
The prospectus lists nine selling stockholders owning an. aggregate, of
1,366,992 shares, including McGaw and the trustee of the Foster G.
shares
and
proceeds of the sale of partnership interests. In April the partner¬
contracted to purchase from H. R. Weissberg Corp., a Delaware
(of which the underwriter and Winslow Hotel are wholly-
owned
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
plants, $500,000 for: construction of a new. office building adjoining,
principal Los Angeles area plant, and-the balance for= additional
working capital for increased inventories and- accounts receivable and
other corporate purposes.
.
...
r::v>',,-a ;
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
to acquire
Orleans
New
partnership by H. G. Hill Stores
The transfer of the title
a
of
Over-the-Counter
the
formed
was
in
the
delivery
by
38
to be offered for public sale by the
City,
Johnson
It
centers
Diplomat Motor Hotel, Washington,
shopping centers was conveyed to a
company
Corp.—Common Registered
for the equipment of a manufacturing
$800,000
construction
production equipment
8,403,802
The
shopping
partnership from Winslow Hotel, Inc. an
price of $1,425,000 was paid to Winslow Hotel
promissory note in that amount, and said note will
be repaid to Winslow Hotel as follows:
$700,000 to be obtained by a
first mortgage loan on the shopping centers and $725,000 from the
45
36
advanced to subsidiaries for capital improvements. Such expenditures
will
under
by
person.
five
person.
of
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange...
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange..
Securities & Co;, 135 South La Salle St.,
Chicago, and Smith, Barney & Co., 20 Broad St.", New York, head the
list
of
underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum $30 per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
■
The
company
and its subsidiaries are principally engaged in the
distribution and manufacture of products used in the medical health
care
and education fields and in industrial research laboratories. A
portion of the net proceeds from the company's sale of1' additional ■stock will be used to retire short-term bank loans incurred' to" provide
additional working capital and about
$2,200,000 will be invested in
Nathan
to
the
ship
thereof. Eastman Dillon, Union
or
of
36
being outstanding stock, by- the holders-;
shares,
360,000
and
company
are
Registered—
registration state¬
with respect to the
March
nominee
31
Pacific Coast Stock
corporation of 1740 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on April 16 covering 760,000 shares of common
of which
In
C.
14
J3oston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange..
The
stock
a
$80,000 for expenses and commissions.
partnership organized under New York law
P. Baker and Sidney Gespass as general
limited
a
with
title
26
American Stock Exchange
National
is
1962
investment
writer
American Hospital Supply
>
March
leasehold estate
Page
working capital.
■M
filed
New York,
on
partners and as original limited partners.
as
York,
New
350 Fifth Ave.,
commission and
Associates—Securities
of 565 Fifth Ave.,
the SEC
Securities Corp., which will receive
address is Route"15, Sparta,
filed a-registration statement with the SEC on April 11th covering 165,000 A
shares of common "stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per share.
The
with
April 17 covering $1,580,000 of limited partner¬
ship interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale at $10,000 per
interest. The offering will be made on an all or none basis
by Weissberg
whose
company,
Copy
a
SEC FILINGS
•
Orleans
company
ment
Registered—/
Aerosystems Technology Corp.—Common
The
$1.25
General Corporation and Investment News
■
-
7, N. Y., Monday. April 23, 1962
will
and
used
be
capital necessary to attain its objectives is obtained by the
primarily through a levy on coal and steel production by
The
Community
and by borrowing funds. The High Authority
the power to fix the rate of the levy up to
of the levy, following several reductions, is 0.30%
of the average value of production subject to the levy. The value of
coal and steel products in the Community subject to the levy totalled
$9.5 billion in 1961.
Community
of
the
1%
.
enterprises,
has
Community
The present rate
The
Community
as
of
April
15.
1962.
had
outstanding
borrowings
equivalent to $250 million. In 1961 and so far this year, the Com¬
munity has borrowed the equivalent of approximately $29,156,000 in
Europe, including approximately $19,812,000 in two public offerings,
one
in
the Netherlands
and1 one in iAixembourg, and five private
borrowings in Switzerland, The Netherlands and Luxembourg. In
tion,
Dutch
Community
the
insurance
October,
addi¬
arranged a $1,700,000 borrowing with a
which borrowing will be taken down in
1962.
The six
about
has
company,
member
172,000,000,
countries of the Community have a population of
nearly equal to that of the United States. In 1961
2
(1918)
'
the
steel
1959,
1960
Community produced approximately 73,300,000 metric tons of
with 72,800,000 tons in 1960 and 63,200,000 tons in
230,000,000 tons of coal compared with 233,900,000 tons in
234,900,000 tons in 1959.
• v- •
compared
and
and
The
tion
Florida
The
corporation
of
Fifth
101
South,
St.,
of
Registered—
Corp.—Bonds
Power
registration statement with the SEC on April 12th covering S25.000.000
of
first mortgage bonus due 1992, to
be offered for public sale
a
at
competitive bidding
used
to
Incurred
to
be
17.
temporary
pay
of
meet, costs
balance
the
May
bank
the
loans
company's
applied to
will be
mated at $39,000,000). —V.
proceeds
Net
its
1962
from the bond
(estimated
at
construction
wgl
saie
$22,000,000)
and
program,
construction. program
195, p. 1097.
*
(esti¬
.
v
" ;-
v
the
($2
outs'tandihg).
subscription
v
Broadway, Denver, .Colo, filed a registra¬
SEC on April 17th covering 607,000 shares
It is proposed to offer 547,560 of such
warrant)
the
to
par).
for
(4). to the holders of.; the. $2 par common stock of
Co., one right for each, share, held (520,000 shares
The remaining 59,440 shares
are
to
be
offered
for
at
$7:50
per
share: (evidenced
by a; non-transferable
Criterion Insurance
A.
-
to 37
operating officers of the company (38,000 shares; and
of the profit-sharing plan for the employees of Gov¬
Insurance Co., Government Employees Life InCo.' and Government ^Employees Corp.
(21,440)
Members of
trustees
ernment
.
surance
Employees
.
the
company's
per
r
by such warrant, as follows:: (1), to the holders
of the $4 par common stock of Government Employees Insurance Co.,
two rights for each share held
(3,141,400 shares outstanding)2) to
the holders of the $1.50 par common stock of Government Employees
Life Insurance Co., one right for each share held (662:,274. shares out¬
standing); (3) to-the holders of the $5 par common: stock of Povern-•ment Employees Corp;, four rights for each sha^ heldr (:187,0,79, shares
rights evidenced
15
.
outstanding) ; ,end
.
Proposed
•?.' V;:
■
subscription at $7,50 per share by common * stockholders
of the following companies on June 1, 1962 at 'the rate -of one such
share
(evidenced by a transferable subscriotion warrant)
for each
filed
Fla.,
with
stock
—.
A A-A1
A;,.
1700
corporation of
statement
common
shares
Petersburg,
St.
Employees Financial Corp.,
Government
Rights Offering—
share
all
board
of
,
.
.
-;v
agreed
to
through
purchase
exercise
at
of
$7.50
subscrip¬
f-
.■■■-.
organized under Colorado law oh April 5, 1962
by the management, of-the Government Employees Group (consisting of
said 4 companies, all of which have
substantially the same directors
and chief executive officers); It is authorized-to engage in the business
company
of * making
r
have
subscribed for
'■_>■7:-:
tion'warrants.
"The
directors
shares not
loans
was
and
,
has
applied to' the-Stajbe Bank Commissioner of
one conveyed in the total ratio-data and in the economic longevityTniarket value
assumptions entered into- the-asset valuation computation.
The* riumerous?lower
income groups possess the higher debt-concentrations-to-assets ratio and constitute the
consumer goods' principal buy ers—riot the relatively - smaller number of higher iftcome
groups with - an overriding asset-cpncentratiomto-debt pdsture which Creates the
favorable overall ratios': True, more consumer spending means more debt, but today's
consumersvhave a fiihing sequential problem to'first disgorge..
the
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
'
By SIDNEY BROWN
"An even'
/
"
'
,
larger'municipalaricfcorporateflotation dollar volume1 than iast weehfst
heavily paced offerings is in store for this week. The calendar indicates offerings
coming out in the six days commencing today will amount to $271,125,000 in 27 taxexempt bonds of $1 million or larger in dollar size, and $237 million in six-corpo¬
April is-usually the pivotally upturning month for the stock market and the economy.
general indicators support a bullish outlook. Unfortunately, the enumerated
items, above, constitute the other half of a tug of war going "on since 1957; No doubt
the forces .for recovery will triumph—we still have powerful resources for produc¬
tion and a limitless demand. But let us hope that the return to prosperity will not
The
offerings and :secondaries. Thfe former includes the $108.5 million New .York
City bonds and the latter takes in the mammoth Ford Motor Co. secondary sale by
rate
the Ford Foundation.
-
Municipal senior debt and corporate equity issues almost completely dominate ; this
week's
new
issue
docket
unlike
last
week's
included:
which
slate
Southern
prove tQ be such a "tug" as to snap our strength as we cross over into it. The baleful,
deterring side must be deterged so as to induce business spending and the unleashing
Bell
Telephone & Telegraph $75 million triple A rated 4% debentures at a 4.27% annual
net interest cost; $40 million Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. 4%% first mort¬
gage
bonds, rated Baa by Moody's and triple B
pipeline
Appalachian Power
first
mortgage bonds
by S &
awarded to yield
4,315%;
Federal Land Banks 4% bonds yielding 3.86%; $101,055,000 bonds in 26
of. consumer/speftdingWparticUlarly
$25 million
P;
$180
28
million
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COMPETITIVE
DAY
Bonds
ing agencies with an average borrowing cost of 2.9634%; and $26,430,000 Pennsyl¬
vania State Public School Building Authority revenue bonds at 3.1725% annual net
interest cost. This week's principal corporate senior fixed interest rate debt issue
AND
NEGOTIABLE
A Corporate
Corporate
public hous¬
the large, pivotal middle-income group,.
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Total
:
A
y.
VISIBLES
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:
Total of Both
Corporates
.
Municipals*
Financings
$271,125,000
$577,327,100
389,746,300
326,525,600
372,063,600
$25,100,000
$281,102,100
170,190,000
40,000,000
142,204,300
114,357,900
118,587,600
$306,202,100
312.394,300
: 220,138,600
158,587,600
Total-—j—>$341,070,700
$656,251,900
$997,322,600
$668,340,000.$!,665,662,600
$594,166,000 ' $905,996,400
$221,490,000
$623,565,000
$402,958,000 $1,026,523,000
Apr. 23-Apr. 28—
Apr.30-May
million sinking fund jdebentures^by Appalachian Power Co. which will
complete the financing started last week.
is the $20
5—
105,780,700
7-May 12-
May
May 14-May 19—
pricing obtained last week continued the prevailing lower net interest, cost
trend resulting in several instances of a better cost break to the issuers than during
the recessions of 1961-early 1962 and 1958. However, the Federal agency issues priced
for sale still manage to be priced somewhat above what comparable issues were
Last week.
obtaining. One should imagine that the basis point difference would not be signifi¬
April 20,
77,352,000
106,387,000
213,476,000
The bond
cantly above Treasury securities of the same maturity. The $180 million Federal
Banks April 18 offering of 4% bonds maturing May 22, 1967 went out at a
BONDS
ARE
CO.
STOCK
THIS
SECONDARY
WEEK'S
AND
LARGEST
NEW
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ADD: $8.9 million Danbury;
six -frthen additions too late- for insertion., * - ' *
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April20,1961
LastWeek
.
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Corp. bonds with dates—:
$519,765,700 (43);
.120,260,000 (42)-
.
Corp. bonds without dates--
$436,490,400 (44) ; $1,076,575,000
246,760,100 "(46)
272,599,900
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CITY
YORK
SCHEDULED
expected soon and $35. million in next several months.
Conniund%lQ£86,(fPO in
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MOTOR
$646,194,000 $1,552,190,400
A A;A*$I million-, or morej Includes- $95 million State of Illinois and $35 million Pitts-,
yield to the investor of 3.86%. On that day Treasury bonds due November, 1967,
were yielding 3.63%. The differential seems inordinate—particularly
in view of the
current tremendously larger demand for capital than the supply of new issues. On
that day, also. Treasury, t.i/2% notes obtained a yield of 3.16%; F.N.M.A. bonds due
March, 1968, offered a 3.74% yield and, correspondingly, the Federal Land Bank
bonds due July, 1966, provided a yield of 3.67% and those due 1967-1972 yielded
3.89%. No wonder this latest example was oversubscribed on Friday before today's
FORD
1981-
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Land
trading.
$311,830,400
$402,075,000
Total bohdsl—$640,025,700
ISSUES
<85)
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$683,250,500 ( 90)
$1,349,174,900
For the
12th time since the turn of the
year, the
raise $100 million new cash for the
Treasury.
Treasury bill market will be used
to
Today the Treasury will auction
$1.8 billion new short-term bills for $1.7 billion of maturing ones. The new issue
comprises $1.2 billion of 13-week bills—to replace $1.1 billion old ones coming due—
and $600 million 26-week maturities for a similar
maturing amount.,
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Corp. stocks with dates—
$1,173,072,700(286)
Corp.;-stocks' without dates!*
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$1,206,642,009(285) V
756,048,000(411)
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Today, also, may witness the F. Eberstadt & Co. offering of 480,000 shares of A
BECTON, DICKINSON & CO., common, for the company and the selling owners,
registered Jan. 1, 1962. Further, the FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION has
set for competitive bidding $3,450,000 bonds.
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'Total"sto^SAJ-iA-^A.:
;
675,823,700(369)
.
$1*848,896,400(655lA$i,962,690,000(696)
$326,718;750
403,693,750
'$730,412,500
>i',^ptal"corpbrritqs^X^---^-^^$2,488i922,100(740);f;;^,^5,94d,500(786)'v4$2,0*79,SR7,40i).:
Total
Total
.
municipals with dates
of both financings—
-
$785,771,000.(1.25).
$3,274,693(865)
.
$813,829,000(120).
$3,459,769,500(906)
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$532,358,000
$2,611,945,400
Tuesday, April 24, has competitive bids slated for: $108,530,000 NEW YORK CITY
bonds; $17,975,000 CLEVELAND, OHIO; $8,040,000 ST. LOUIS SCHOOL" DISTRICT,
MO.; and the S & P-rated A $20 million APPALACHIAN CO. sinking fund deben¬
tures at initial offering price plus coupon.
Also, negotiated 2,250,000 shares of FORD
MOTOR CO. secondary.
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Wednesday:
$16.5
million
HUNTINGTON
U.F.S.D.
UTILITIES CO.
,
CHICAGO
BOARD
parentheses denote the number of new capital issues to be publicly offered
additional Capital and refunding by non-financial and financial corporations
v
A including investment cos.,-and for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
v./
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under employees and stock option plans, and "from time-to-time sales."
A Thus excluded are H.. J, HEINZ & CO.'s 160,300 secondary shares to, be sold from
time-to-time arid 219,200 shares for stock option plans,, and SHOE CORP. OF
AMERICA'S time-to-time secondary sale of 45,825 shares.
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N.
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OF
EDUCATION, ILL.; $4,845,000
and 75,000 scares of IOWA SOUTHERN
Y.;
Thursday: $15.4 million TAMPA, FLA.; $8 million SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIF.;
$5 million LEHIGH COUNTY, PA.; $4.5 million LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT,
ARK.; and 150,000 shares WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. preferred
During the week these issues may also appear: 200,000 shares HARDLINES DISTRIB¬
UTORS, INC. offering and secondary; and 200,000 shares of GENERAL BATTERY
& CERAMIC
vAA:
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for
.
common.
NO.
-Data in
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ic
miUion Louisiana Gas Service Co. bonds. •
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a
disappointingly slow economic
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has not been helped
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Massive "nudging" or pegging of long terms in open-market operations which
may have unanticipatively stalled recovery forces
[i.e., creation of a backwardsloping investment funds supply curve, perversely encouraging outflow of long-term
funds abroad (cf. this space Feb. 5, March 5, and April 9), which has failed to insti¬
gate domestic capital external financing and capital spending above 1957 levels and
encouraged industry to exercise greater respect for present excess than of future
scarce capacity].
_.AyA-AA"
has
consumer
debt hidden by
total data showing the-American
ratio—excluding home ownership which
21.8-to-l, asset-to-debt
brings the total ratio down to 8.2 to l (cl .Finance Facts, March, 1962, •'published- byNational Consumer Finance Assn.)'. [The'writer cannot detail here how the bulk of
consumer
a
purchasing
power
is in fact restrained by
an
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ThisWeek
$750,000,000
assetrto-debt ratio divergent to
)
STEAMSHIP CORP.'s 1,743,000 shares via Shields & Co., and other
financing plans awaiting completion of details such as $45 million Air
.ReductionGo. convertible debentures.
LARGER
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of April 3-May 5: $4,130,250 CARROLS, INC, common; $1,250,000 in deben¬
tures and 312,500 shares of common of ALLEGHENY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.;
50,000 shares of common and $3 million in debentures of BUDGET FINANCE PLAN;
200,000 shares of common of GARLAND KNITTING MILLS; 400,000 shares of
DEVOE & RAYNOLDS CO, INC, common; 180,000 shares of HARRINGTON &
I RICHARDSON, INC, common; $6 million INVESTORS FUNDING CORP, units;
$5 million PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE INV. TRUST, ben. ints.; $5 million in
units of PUERTO RICO LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORP.; $25 million UNITED
VARIABLE ANNUITIES FUND, INC, common; $7.5 million in debenture^
and
:
A 300,000 shares of common of BELCO PETROLEUM CORP.; 303,900 shares of MAN¬
DREL INDUSTRIES, INC, common; $40 million SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDI-
term of office conterminous with the President's.
(5) Over-extension of
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,
consumer
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the CED's recommendation, to
permit the next President to appoint the Fed's chairman and to make the chairman's
<4) Persistent willingness to treat inflation symptoms but not root causes. [We wonder
why foreigners still attach so much importance to gold convertibility of the dollar.
Our gold stock fell to a 23-year low of $16.3 billion on April
18.]
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on
[The inflationary potentialities of
independent policy-making contributions.]
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(2) Pricing-policy dilemma, posed and brought into focus in the steel- furor, but left
unsolved, in industries possessing "economies of scale." [Large scale industry is big
enough to influence the economy but is at the mercy of verbal injunctions against
price increases. Yet it has been utterly unable to outpace governmental cost-increasing
policies with technological gains.]
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this should be obvious since it would lessen
...
; * Comprise postponed issues^ such as JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.'s
secondary of 347,543 shares via Glore, Fcrgan & Co. and WATERMAN
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(3) President Kennedy's recent proposal, based
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Corporate stocks and bonds*.—$825,000,000
TO ECONOMIC RECOVERY
as:
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INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
BALEFUL PRESIDENTIAL AND OTHER DETERRENTS
by such matters
.
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Fourteen months of
.
.
three equipment trust certificates with, offering- dates
set; $44,976,200 in eight preferreds, of which $39, million in four issues have selling
dates; and 142 issues of $300,000 or less with 100 without tentative dates. ADD: $10
f Includes $11,625,000 ,in
.
A
SON CO, bonds; $4,440,000 of SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO, equip, trust ctfs.; 307,000
million in debentures of
SUNRAY DX OIL CO.; $20 million in bonds of DENMARK
(KINGDOM OF);
shares Of STAR TANK & BOAT CO, INC, common; $75
.
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349,599 shares of FRANKLIN MANUFACTURING CO., common; and in municipals—
$5 million GUILFORD CTY, -N. C.; $4 million NEWPORT NEWS, VA.; $8 million
PHOENIX, ARIZ.; $4 miUion TOLEDO. CITY S. D, OHIO; $10 million HAWAII
.
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(STATE OF),; $9 million LOS ANGELES1 DEPT. OF WATER & POWER, CALIF.;
VL;$5^70;pob\SAN,;jT3ANAF
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Volume 195
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Number 6153
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(1919)
3
the Consumer Finance Act of Colorado. 'I Heinz II, board chairman, owns 8.2% and management, officials, as. a
at $1.50 per share would convert a net
capital deficit of $98,129 into
in the business of making unsecured
grouup 9.9%.
Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, in fiduciary*
a
plus figure of about $142,000.
Thus, the equity In Trademart haxd
predominant source of loan business will ' capacities,:holds Of record or through nominees an aggregate of 1,791,- v by CIC and O'Neill would be increased from a
deficiency of $98 129
be
with
the
965- shares- (34.2%")4 and "Heinz has
clientele of the companies in tne said group, a major
the right - to vote 1,519,440 "of " to a plus figure of $78,750, while the public would receive
a
diluted
such shares held by Mellon National Bank. (29% of
portion of which rae expected to be military personnel. The $4,522,500
outstanding stock of " equity interest amounting only to $63,000 for its investment of
$300,estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used as needed in
the. company )Y- The prospectus' lists 43 selling stockholders
Trademart contended that public investors would
owning an ,: 00w'.
be sufficiently
the
development
and
operation
of
business,
aggregate
of
iniormed of this dilution of their investment
primarily
in
making
193,795
shares
(and options to purchase the 110,200
by t.ie disclosure that
signature and educational loans. A small portion will be used in con'• shares), of which 28 may sell the 160,300 shares presently outstanding ' after the stock sale present stockholders
would
hold
a
Colorado
The
for
license
a
uqder
intends
company
personal
to
engage
initially
loans;
its
.
with
nection
the
or ■oiiiees.f* tne
preparation and dis-r.
literature, and for rent, salaries and other operating
expenses;/.,
The
and 26
establishment
semination of Sales
'YY'.'Y'YSY'
% Y! Y
4,000
shares.
whb
mftv
may
sell
now
Jerome
A.
is
Newman
Chairman
Board
of
each
companies and Lorimer A. Davidson is President of each.
Great Eastern Insurance
arid
is
casualty
its
under
insurance,
but
charter
intends to
to
seek
all
write
licenses
forms
write
to
of
of
*
<
common,
'
The
-
SEC
the
stock,
to
April
on
be
amount
required
the
under
company
to
write
proceeds,
York
Insurance
classes of insurance;
such
Law
and
f,
and
receipt of such
upon
••
257,098
group
shares
of
of
available
funds..
stock
common
Tne
has
ooivoany
outstanding
dent
_•
of common stock, of which management officials as a
7 %. The prospectus lists 26 selling stockholders owning an
shares, including Gerard F. Sulfrian (former presi¬
largest.,single stockholder) who proposes to sell all of his
and
as
1962, ^he
reigstration
18,
Krauss
:
Texas,
filed
a
000
first
r
21.
May
tone, Rental
April 19, ..1962
Harvey, La., filed a
ing,
Securities
rarily
the
and
suspending
Securicies
ings
of
of
185
Regulation
of
Act
stock
ucts
Exchange
Commission
A
with
1933
issued
has
orders
Mont.
-
in
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Regulation
wich
35th
•
1
to
amount.
provides
public
Each
of
offerings
the
above
of
from
exemption
securities
in
companies,
shares
equipment);
orders
it
notifications
filed
June
of
its
to
respect
failure
at
to
Commission
believe
to
certain
each
and
conditions
the
in
asserts
that
terms
Haze—Way,
to
file
The
$1.
cause
with
comply
With
its
to
250,000
reasonable
alleged
the
of
*
its
of
for .such
requests
to
reports
of
cooperate
The
each
to
of
the
held
underwriter,
disclose
the
account
of
writer;
Commission
respect
effective
shares
sale
the
and
with
including in
the
the
with
officials
respect
to
the
fail¬
failure
'
to
orders
with
respect
false
for
the
>
mis- *
of
Haltone
Fashions,
implies that Haltone Fur Rentals is active,
between
furs
the
lattey
latter
and
assigned
was
sub-leases
Haltone
to
Consolidated
Haltone
premises
its
(the
at
well
as
Corp.
and
Seventh
the
statement
a
statement
a
Laundries
issuer),
as
that
Avenue
rental
that
Rentals.
Numerous misrepresentations are
alleged with
Prosper Oil's offering circula^. including the failure to make
disclosure concerning various terms and conditions of the
stock offering, to set forth the speculative features of the
offering in
the forepart of the offering circular,
to disclose adequately the par¬
Y
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in
and
extent
and
mining
the
to
oil
and
failure
exist
the
the
developed
and
of
the
on
to
the
as
on
to
oil
which
the
as
properties
gas
disclose
the
mining,
well
properties,
deposits
silver
that
and
the
issuer's
the
body
no
the
property
and
the
real
properties
will
gas
pertinent
and
that
mining
and
terms
issuer's
of
the
principal
are
low
ore
metallic
grade
be
statement
stock.
offered
New
to
are
actions
of
for
York
of,
in
"Reg.
a
at
$3,
On
is
known
1062
G.
'
said
the
circular
its
failure
J of
.
over
person
and
The
February,
held
:/
at
1960,
outstanding 5,243,430 shares of
common
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
Chicago 3, Illinois
March
NOTE:
On
3,
1879.
account
stock,
J.
(Telephone STate
Subscription in United
of
the
of
the
which
onlv
to
question
reason
the
fact
of
will
that
at
A"
covering 18.000
through Eastern
$12.50,
(
expansion
and
working
in
Boston,
filed
registration state¬
shares of common
a
covering 872,786
stock
for
share
new
The
subscription
for
each
record
date
general
by
15
funds
common
shares
held.
and
company's
to
of
of
William
V.*' A
and
aggregate
is
'
for
the
company
the
has
Irwin
President.—V.
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Moore' is
L.
195,
;•%.
•
avail¬
program,
Construction
$167,000,000
stock.
Inc.—SEC
made
construction
purposes.
indebtedness,
common
Webster
;<''•./
Research,
their
corporate
certain
shares
j
.
to
general
subsidiaries
addition
and
added
furtherance
for
748.
p.
•.
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,
Registration
With¬
1962
the
been
withdrew
company
Feb.
on
its
registration
which covered
14
offered
publicly^thrdtigh
C.—V, 1951, p. 859.
statement
100,000
Auchincloss,
common
Parker
fluctuations
in
Products, Inc., this issue.—V.
195,
1092.
p.
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p.
484.
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corporation
shares
Angeles,
to
are
Rising's
April
on
$I)
(par
of
offered
be
be
151
used
debt
for
Vermont
N.
electrical
of
-
The, company
of
Los
and
and
parts
working
is
Angeles,
electronic
{'
North
35
statement
standing shares of
sale.
A" covering 100,000
through Adams & Co.,
$3,
capital.
in the
engaged
components,
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Corp. of America—Common Registered—
registration
holders
"Reg.
a
at
repayment
Ave.,
and
equipment.—V;j 195, p. 1802.
Shoe
filed
1962
3,
to
v
thereof
with
from
time
Fourth
the
SEC
stock,
common
time
to
Street,
Columbus,
on
April
be
offered
to
at
prices
16
Ohio,
covering
for
filed
45,825
public sale
prevailing
the
at
rate
U.
of
S.
a
out¬
by
the
time
of
Such
shares were
issued as part consideration for the 338.823
(75.25% ) of Save-Go Veterans & Services Department Stores, Inc.
shares
statement
of
rate
.
includes
also
0.13529
of
15,084
share
a
common
Save-Co.
of
;
shares
;Y.c
>%':
in
$2,279
to
cash
in
offered
be
Y'Y''Y'
v ;V.:;
each
ex¬
^
share
of
A
:Y ''Y-v'o
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the sale at retail
hosiery, handbags and findings. Certain of its subsidiaries
engaged in
the manufacture
of footware and plastic products, and
discount department stores and shoe departments in
a California corporation
in the operation of
department stores owned by others. Save-Co is
engaged in the operation nf general discpunt
addition
shares
close
-
for
company
shoes,
are
'
plus
to certain
relatives
Officers)
and
their
(such
descendants,
respective
include
persons
aggregate
an
stores.
In
stock,
families
own
department
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 1,340,715
of which Robert W. Schiff, President, and his
of common
of
32.74%
members
or
10 directors
and
11
and
of
their
executive
officials
management
as
a
about 18%:' The prospectus lists 27 selling stockholders including
J. Schulman and Leo Beck, who propose to sell 7,405 and 5,322
shares, respectively.
Others propose to sell their holdings in amounts
group
Victor
the
/ranging from 135. to 4,596 shares.—V. 191,
p.
2095.
,
others)
invest-
Sun Oil Co.—Common
Registered—
who
t.
J.
a
the
issuer
-
the
circular
-
•
stated
would
disclosed
56%
hold
that $130,579
would
be
applied
by
a
failed
of
its
to
Regulation A notification- in
public., offering of 200,000. common'
order
21,
the
operates
registration
a
fee.
order
should
or
that,
*
if
the stock
about 54% I of
toward
full
CIC,
in
an-
net
offering
were
insider,
insolvent
proceeds of
of
of
such
(
the
for
which
$8,300,000
12th
filed
covering
be
may
to
of
of
plan.
of
the
for
of
'
which
Pew,
20
selling
state¬
which
may
-
It
is
in
outstanding
engaged
has
officials
Chairman)
management
Jr.
Family
including
The
company's Stock
shares
'
business.
N.
Pew
registration
outstanding
pubile sale by
of sale on the
its/ subsidiaries
oil
of
the
lists
shares
* »
.
stock,
and
prospectus
3,120,022
'
the
in
common
Joseph
common
members
memberships
through
or
14,12%,
own
The
a
238,354
offered
and 243,000
the
directly
all-..branches
other
of
Employees,
pursuant
shares
group
two
aggregate
(Board
own
an
stockholders,
Joseph
N.
Pew,
aggregate
owning
Possessions
and
Members
of
of
an
and
Jr.,
J.
Howard
,
Pew, a Director, who own 922,523 and 914,580 shares, respec¬
and may sell 80,000 and 20,000 shares, respectively. Others
may. sell amounts i/anging from. 100 to 50,000 shares, the latter by
tively,
offering
Trademart
a
Philadelphia,
St.,
April
on
at prices
prevailing at the time
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchanges.
company
19.06%;
completed
to
.
how-
payment,
Plan
13,829,536
and
Walnut
SEC
stock,
thereof
and
substantially
as
1608
includes
acquired
The
department store
open
It sustained a loss of-
obligation
significance
«an
the
the
of
payment
the
enable
investment
according
be
vacated
be
also
of
the
common
York
Purchase
suspending the exfollowing which a hearing was *
"suspension
of
holders
ment
temporarily
1960,
(Commercial International Corp. and John G,
of" the
then
outstanding stock.
It further
explain
,
■
Walter
to
recoup
a
substantial
issuer with funds supplied
C.
Pew,
Technical
a
Director
(of 397,423
Operations.
shares owned.)—V.
Inc.—Common
.
195,
p.
684,
Registered—
*
public investors,
51% interest).
Also,
the
New
-
year
present stockholders
O'Neill)
shares
a
of operations ended May, 1959, and a loss, of
$36,694 for the seven-month period ended Dec. 31, 1959. The company's
offering
The company
statement with
substantial '
a
by
„
Trademart
.pay
payment
without
•
* -
to
losing control of the company. (retaining
'
> v;' YY..,;-Yr
:: - •'<. - '{■■■ <Y
the. Commission's decision, sale of the new stock
•
The
filed
a
company
whose address is South Avenue, Burlington, Mass.,
registration statement with the SEC on April 18 covering 94.312
shares of common stock which may be offered for public
outstanding
(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
Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
States,
J 1
A
-
2-0613);
the
&
change for the remaining 111,385 outstanding shares of Save-Co, at the
company's
an
to
N. H., is engaged
products.—V. 195, p. 1311.
St.,
one
be
in
Washington, D.
distribution-
.
(among
failed
the Tigure
192, p. 307.
Manchester,
such
involved.
used
In
19;
Proceeds
;
-
exceeded
the
suffer
would
proposed
a
filed
The
March
whether
permanent;
persons
$127,600 in its first
portion
company
Henry
that
Trademart
CHRONICLE
George
Street,
stock,
>
common
of the stock offering to a controlling i
obligation, without such person losing
the
share.
on
which-would
preferred
by
"Reg.
a
equipment,
12th
offer
rate
Haze-A-Way
,
,Los
of stock
Commis-
The
offered
be
of
insolvent)
of
-
per
ever,
and
to
offering
Fla,
Hialeah,
disclosure
was
proposing
$1.50
the
on
made
or
a
indebtedness
adequate
significance
-
line of food products including ketchup,
canned soups and baby foods.
Substantially all of its food products
are distributed under the Heinz
label and the trademark "57 Varieties."
certain
of
misleading
("Trademart")
company
It
to
Inc.,-
securities
the Regulation and
and
half "of the proceeds
in satisfaction of an
CIGY
addition
of
(which
the
emption was issued
*.
ufacture, packaging and sale of
false
make
issuer
of
control.
public sale by the holders thereof from time to time on'
Stock Exchange at current prices or in isolated trans- •
are
Trademart,
amount
imposed by
was
to
the
in
dilution
shares
Plan.
Employees
that
limitation
ment
Progress
its subsidiaries
held
public
that
Rising's, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Regulation A exemption from Securities
proposed
to
amount
and
H.
St..
April
to
13,091,790
have
to
The
•
April-18 the SEC made permanent its prior
a
$65,225
that
See Haze-A-Way Products, Inc., this issue.—V, 189,
/
/<
80,000
Scott &
K.
make
wit.iin
Pryor Mining Co.—Offering Suspended—
covering
through
to
shares
Prosper Oil & Mining Co.—Offering Suspended—
The
Filing—
,
to
the
April
See
241,700 shares? of
the distribution of
A"
thereof,
■
gold
with
to
Mutual
of
constituents '
probable
of
Redpath,
Jersey
a
filed
offered
for
Stuart
on
be
Chairman
The
respect
441
sale
to
1962-64.
shares
for
New
with
engaged principally in the man¬
of
filed
1962
be
used
originally filed with the SEC
- -
temporarily suspending
offering
therein;
St., Pittsburgh, Pa., filed a registra¬
with the SEC on April 16 covering 379,500 shares of
Of such stock, 160,300 shares are
outstanding, and may
The company and
has
,V-V
275
decision announced
a
sioti
institutional investors at negotiated prices; 110,200 shares
options previously issued pursuant to the company's Incentive -r
Stock Option Plan, which shares may be offered for
public sale in a
like manner; and
109,000 shares underlie options to be granted pur- 4
In
owns
engaged
offered
be
to
used
be
purposes. \
State
$300,000
underlie
suant
10c)
registration
by
Heinz Co.—Common Registered—
company
common
be
(par
1962
6,
Act
on
v
ore.
(H. J.)
the
April
on
of
of
involved
outstanding permanent
Industries, Inc.T—"Reg. A"
order
Y„
.
tion
Universal
is
4,
to
Bedford
the
stock
immediate
In
ex-
leases
interest
of- commercial
estate
request of any interested person, .the Commission will schedule "
hearing on the question whether any of the suspension orders should
vacated or made permanent.—V. 193, p.
1015.
The
(and
Universal
view
drawn-—;
television
.
-
On
a
be
-its
'
Mutual Employees Trademart, Inc.—Suspension Made
Permanent— /*? <
<
.
recurring operating losses and the fact that the
assets on Jan. 31, 1962, was $10,772 as compared '
liabilities of $65,196;
the failure to disclose adequately
involved
businesses
and
Inc.
of
SEC
.
inventory, working capital and general
Y%Y
?'•
Railroad Ave., Newark, N. J., is
engaged in the design, fabrication, assembly and marketing of plastic
toys, gatnes -and novelties.
^
Multi
current
current
risks
and
for
earn¬
promotional
contribution
creditor
of reinforced plastic
Operations
among
Co.,
stock).
shares
corporate
concerning
company's
plored
upon
conditioned
be
subsidiaries
to
Board
of
to
ticulars
with
is
to
at
outstanding
of
the
Their
un.avorable
of his loans to Trademart.—V.
par)
proposed
balance
years
Savings and Loan Association, a Colorado company.
principally in the recording, Manufacture and dis¬
State
Proceeds
of
adequate
the
able
;•
146,996 common shares, all of the
corporation
common
the
from
the
from
Co., Inc., N. Y,
Fur
respect
offer
compulation
promoters.
the
in
the
indebtedness
an
the
April
on
stock
rate
share
capital
of
Manchester, .N.
North
the
is
producers,
Multi
which
address
'■
as well
as
newsreels produced for it by HearstNews, Inc.
Y Y
v*
'
*s •
outstanding 4,187,731 shares of common stock, of which
Jules C. Stein, board chairman, and Lew R. Wasserman, president, own
33.23%
and
17.47%,
respectively,
and
management officials
as
a
group 66.98%.—V. 195, p. 1664."
The
contract
a
for the
statement
a
'
has
,
condition
outstanding
The
It
,
alleged
financial
•
and
par)
such
the
at
failure,
of
the
ocher
of
subscription
per
share) are to be supplied by amendment.
Unsubscribed shares will be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
The company is a public utility
holding company, registered under
the Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935. The net proceeds
motion
MCA
misrepresentations concerning
Haltone
relate
among '
other things to the failure to disclose that Haltone Fashions,
Inc., is
a
predecessor and its secretary and manager, Ralph Hakim, is
an
affiliate, the failure to disclose Hakim's background and experience in
the
fur
business, and the failure to make proper disclosure of the \
.
York,
capital
a
was
underwriting
is
price (maximum $27
1,527,401
(no
offer
to
New
made
No
Metrotone
under¬
and
of
each
is involved.
Pictures
affiliated
companies
issuing
proposed
Inc.,
for
common
stock
preferred
is
It
sale
(no
are
of
stockholders
pictures throughout the world, through subsidiary companies and unaffiliated licensees. It also distributes short subjects
produced by it in New York or acquired for distribution from non- '
•
or
are
'
outstand-
covering
Integrated producer and distributor of films
capital
feature
well
as
an
stock.
Records,
17
the
the
in
four
because
case
England Electric System—Proposed Rights Off'g
budgets
April
on
include
and
and
payment
company
stock.
-
200,000 %
to
Va
including
Universal
Decca's
two
presently
not
against
Corp.,
with
_
'
shares within one year by
then officers or promoters or
these
1985
*
:
offerings prescribed by Regulation
that, contrary to the .provisions
fact
this
Weesner
shares
New
ment
companies and acts as distributor of phonograph records
Under' labels of other companies; - and it --is engaged in the music pub- ;
lishing. business through several subsidiaries and affiliated companies, •
' and receives royalties or pressing fees from abroad for the use of its i
f-master
recordings. Decca owns about 84%
of the > voting, stock of
'
promoters
Commission
of a jig-saw
prominence had
public
CIC
the
production
The
-
other
and
were
to
for
t.
case.
the
Decca
engaged
that
Oil
due
the
and
-
Exchange Plan—
common
of
and
an
is
terms
Haltone
of
Columbia
of
assert
unregistered
also allege that their respective offering circulars
leading, with respect to certain material facts.
The
the
respect
Prosper
.
others, Jack Benny Show, Checkmate and
Wagon Train. It is also engaged in the representation of artists (such
business to be terminated upon consummation of the exchange offer)
and
the
operation
of Revue Studios.
In March,
MCA
acquired in
also
and
products,
tribution of phonograph records,
and in the distribution of phono; 'graphs; radio-phonographs, needles* and other accessories, all of which
are manufactured
by others. It also manufactures phonograph records
officer)
an
is
certain
of
case
arrangements
with
of
meat
•
.
the
-
any
underwriting
exhibition,
stock
failure .to
Its
Spizzo,
Prosper Oil
comply
management
Pryor,
B.
investigation
an
to
to
Robert
No
Decca
noncompliance
who
persons
and
failed
escrow
and
of
in
Haltone
to
A,
by
respect
and. (through
companies
Regulation
make
common
as
two
with
and
sales
the
with
the
conditions
ure
with
orders
of
filings;
stock
preferred
exchange for
com¬
offering circular and a report
stock sales for the six-month period ended Sept. 19, 1961, as well as
failure to cooperate by reason of its failure to respond to several
file
Y
r
revised
a
the
terms
investors."
of
issuer
corporation
National
of 9370' Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, 'Calif, filed
shares
MCA
r
Haltone 150,000 shares at $2; Prosper
(plus
170,000
shares for property
and
50c
at
of
.
that
that
Proceeds
acbeptdflfffc by: kt ledst /8C%" of the holders 6f the 1,527,401 outstanding
-
share;
per
Pryor,
has
failed
Regulation.
related
$2
and
that
panies
at
shares
350,000
bonds
mortgage
capital shares of .Decca.-
$300,000
in
Such
.
capital.
-
of; 1233
company
statement with the SE'C
$1.50 cumulative convertible
of
Decca.
.
1960, Dec. 18, 1961, Feb. 16, 1962, a'nd Jan.-fe/l'959,''f^pictiveiy,-'''
proposed the public offering of common stock as follows: Haze-A-Way,
140,000
first
57/8 %
shareholders
one
15,
Oil,
;_•
registration
to
registration
exceeding
not
distribution
/
,
.
and
509,134
v
'Mt litre
-
...
conditional
a
.
National Reinforced Plastics
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
-
a
shares
the
-
A
respect
by
Boulder,
Street,
the
MCA Inc.—Files
a
following: Haze-A-Way Prod¬
Colo.; Haltone Rental Corp.,
350
Seventh
Avenue.
New
York, N.
Y.; Prosper Oil & Mining Co.,
Milford, Utah, and Pryor Mining Corp., 207 Hedden Building, Billings,
investors
public
to
South
of
The company
tempo¬
exemptions from registration under
respect to offerings of proposed offer¬
.
for exempt
mentioned is' the aggregate
in connection therewith to pay interest of about $181,000,
redemption premium of $505,795; to pay a $750,000 bank loan
for construction,
and
for property additions and improvements.—V. 194, pp. 1949 and. 2226.
Haze-A-Way Products, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
The
56%
stock
balance sheet of
the
viewed
together.
circular to the
in
the
the
assuming
disclose
incurred
7. '
p.
and wholesale
On
$7,341,000
•
195,
,
.
of: a- retail, store.
of
Investment
West Bank Expressway,
registration statement, with, the- SEC covering
$10,000,000 pf first mortgage bonds due 1987 to be offered for sale at
competitive bidding. -Net proceeds from the sale will be used to retire
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
Haze-A-Way Products, Inc., this issue.-—V.
fact
by
Louisiana Gas Service Co.—Bonds Registered—
and
11 a 1
See
about
for
94th
.
packaging
the operation-
Net proceeds from the sale will 'be
used to repay short- term notes due December, 1964,
(estimated at
$16,000,000) and for construction.—V. 195, p. 7.
bidding
144,27
of
processing,
285 Liberty Ave., Beaumont,
statement with the SEC covering $17,000,bonds due 1992 to be offered for sale at com¬
mortgage
of
petitive
be
to
piece
to
reason
required
of
common
a "Reg. A'' covering 1,407.8%
offered at $100, without undei writing..
working capital.
.
Ave., Jamaica, N. Y.f
is engaged in. the
used
by
provision
year
the
April 13, 1962 filed
on
be
are. to
-
of
company
corporation
Proceeds
tgroup 100 %.
a
not
in
contention,"
offering of new stock.
There
also
w?s
a
failure to identify as affiliates,
as
required by the Regulation, both
CIC and R. Paul Weesnei, who was President
and owns 52%
of the
stock of CIC.
In addition,
the reference in the offering circular to
cumulative preferred shares to be
18,400
Gulf: States Utilities Uo.—Bonds Registered;—
April
effective
(John) Krauss,Inc.—"Reg; A" Filing—
The
was
record
one
*
-
evident
exceeded,
The
:
(purchased at $5 per share), of which Emil R.
Post,: president,jowns 38% -and management officials
On
ings
shares
own
plainly
$300,000 limitation
was
inclusion
aggregate of 51,196
will apply for licenses and when .granted write
insurance in such categories, which will include the entire procedure of
processing
policies,
handling
losses and the investment
and
rein¬
must
disclosure
this
the Regulation, Trademart did
outstanding shares issued to CIC
equipment for use in connection with cryogenic (very low temperature) *
liquids, such as liquefied oxygen, nitrogen, argon, helium and hydrogen. %
addition .to
certain, indebtedness, .the, company has outstanding
•
.
investors
by
reject
of
'
of
sale
The
A
In
the company
vestment
•
:
the
enable
to
and
"We
-"Adequate disclosure is
which
dilution
*
for
fire, personal injury and
New
public 44%
deficit.
given in the offering
fac^s
related
to
Tradeinsolvency and the amounts by which the equities of CIC and
purchasers
would
be
affected
as
would
make
the
substantial
the
liability, dam- 4 holdings of 16,336 shares. Others propose to sell amounts ranging from
111 to 3,77*1 Shares. With the exception of Sulfrian all of the selling
age, workmen's and employees' compensation, glass, burglary and theft,
boiler
stockholders obtained - their shares through the conversion at $9
and
machinery, health and accident and elevator. The pros- >
per
share of the company's 6%" debentures due 1971.
pectus states that the net proceeds from the stock sale, together wjth ;
Stanley. W. Georgeson
is' president.—V. 195,"p. 1664.
its present capital
and surplus of $83,470, will exceed the minimum /
following classes of insurance:
the
be
to
17 covering
offered
.
*
the
and
$98,129
puzzle
»
^
company-is primarily 'engaged in the manufacture
,
fire
only
22,700 shares,
250 to -21,500
from
a registration
46,159 outstanding shares
public sale by the hoiders thereof
from time to
time in the over-the-counter market,
or
otherwise; * at
prices prevailing at the time of sale; (maximum ;$14 per share).>
Registered—
on
authorized
4-'%
the
stated.
„" The; company-of. 5 Evans Terminal, Hillside, N. J., filed
-
It
*
ranging
interest
"
i
Laboratories, Inc.—Common' Registered—
*
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., 120 Broaoway, and Zuckerman, Smith & Co.,
30 Broad St., both of New York.
The public, offering price (maximum
$5 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Organized under New York law In April 1961, the company has no
operating history and is presently m a promotional and developmental
state.
*
and
mart's
Hofman
statement with
Co.—Common
amounts
-fihares.-T-y/192, p: 2508.
^
<
Others
^
9.000. ' 15.000
sen
J
thefii
ox
John Street, New" York,' filed a registration
April 13 covering 381,600 shares of common
The company of. 116
statement with the SEC
underlying said options. The list includes Frank
Jr., president, Junius F. Allen, an executive vice-president; and
respectively.
v*-""*"/
has outstaniding 4,000 shares of common stock, of
which
Leo Goodwin, Jr.,
founder chairman of all the companies'in
the Group,
owns
1,000 shares and management officials as a group
company
may sell shares
Armour
Emma' V.-Hotchkiss
Pan
American
Union,
$65.00
per
year;
in
Dominion
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made
of
Canada,. $68.00
in New York funds.
per
year.
Other
countries,
$72.00
per
year.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
by
,
The
,
——.
_
,
,
*
.
\ 42,500
Inc———„—15,000
.*.' 7,500
Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.-,——_______
7,500
D. B. Marron & Co., Inc.——————.
7,500
Co.
Harrison
nucleonics, applied mechanics,
equipment and transistorized
physics, chemistry, electronics,
etc.,
and
manufactures
radiographic
power supplies.—V. 195, p. 448.
of
forth
set
,
,
&
WinslQw,
and development services in the
is engaged in research
company
fields
stock
A
agreement
to purchase from. 4he
agreed
prices
Cohu..&
Bioren
V:
—I.*—,—
■
.
Stetson,
& Co.
—,
—r
v,
;
•
.see
i
.
--y %%
;j
'
':Evans
'
has filed a proposal with the SEC
under the Holding Company Act for the purchase of the
properties
and assumption of the liabilities of its subsidiary, Telluride Power Co.,
to be followed by the liquidation of the subsidiary; and the Commis¬
sion has issued an order giving
interested persons until April 27th
This
request
to
Cit.y
Lake
Salt
—V.
1804.
p.
fered
On
—
construction
debentures
Registered—
of
in
106%
to
and
the sale will be used to repay
from
the
company's
parent
corporate purposes.—V. 195, p. 1709.
CONVERTIBLE
FEATURES
REDEMPTION
—
into
convertible
BUSINESS—The
auto
and
News of Business and Finance
stock
common
$14
at
the
under
1979. The issue is
the sinking fund.
1,
for
trade
in
contract
The
company's
Debt:
promissory
to
for
4
June
shares.
group
to. consider
$45 million of debentures.
be
convertible into
Air
Reduction
will
debentures
Land
PRESENT
million
from
debenture
Short
companies.
would
offering
the
said
President,
insurance
used
be
Will
also
borrow
the
company
—V.
and
Baking
April 25.
April 22,
The
-
produces
company
;
'
'
industrial
,-wl'
1659.
p.
.
,<>•
.
..
chemicals.—V.
and
gases
195,
•
•'.*).
>lV
.
1962
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Total
176,771,811
10,000,000
15,000,000
$416,827
!
assets
Debt
:
—-
Estimated liability for Federal tax on
18.800,000
5,226,750
:
Net
for
assets
Net
assets
—V.
195,
stock
common
shares
Common
141,013,537
94,573,444
9,848,551
6,005,437
$15.75
outstanding
share
per
of
10,200,000
11,501,700
stock—.
common
$14.32
1093.
p.
Allgemeine Elektricitats-Gesellschaft—Note Sold Pri¬
The
A
expansion
five-year
000,000
announced
was
involving
program
Allied
by
total
Stores,
investment
of $85,America's leading
of
one
retailing organizations.
plant
of
four
with
Concurrent
tions
of
its
of
Theodore S.
this
present
Walker,
exceed
this
Hodes
also
include
Detailing
estimated
proceeds
the
that
of
a
Stern's
95
and
in
stores
Gertz
with
expansion
program,
investment of
Allied's
recent
$27,000,000
that institutional investors
through Alstores Realty Corp.,
ings;
total
a
Mr.
nine
of
Schlesinger
$40,000,000
debenture
will
Allied
states.
24
issue
supply
an
will
Stores
added:
be
as
President
will show
and
Chief
"It
is
by
additional
earn¬
$25,000,000
wholly-owned subsidiary
store landlords will expend an additional $20,000,000:"
He said that elements of the expansion program include:
that
and
a
suburban
in
discount
"Plans
units
in
Wilmington, Del.
and
Allent.own,
Pa.
under preparation
for completion
in
1963-64
of
two
in Houston, Texas; a regional shopping center branch in
Tacoma, Wash.; a major Jordan Marsh branch in Raynham, Mass.;
a
new
store in Levittown, N. J. and an additional Florida branch.
are
major units
Other Almart discount
by 1964.
open
Florida
what
areas
and
Branch
are
"twig" units will, in all likelihood, also be
expansion plans in the Minnesota, Texas and
under
consideration
for
1965-66
or
possibly
earlier.
some¬
>
,
Earlier,
period
their
ended
reduced
to
Board;
three
the
accepted
The
Richard
P.
di¬
in
New
York
investment
election
operating
195,
p.
totalled
the
Inc.
$621,353,000
reflected
added
a
was
year
continuing
that
AMF's
$572,359,000
ago.
heavy
He
Dick
shipments
on
Into account all presently contemplated expansion for the
year period,
approximately $125,000 annual volume will be
Allied's sales.
Assuming favorable economic conditions pro¬
viding for only modest sales increases in existing stores over the
1962-66 period,
total Allied volume can be forecast at $950,000,000
for the
sales
"Per
are
a
1967
It is Allied's objectives to achieve the $1,000,000,000
or
sooner.
share
earnings of $5 (based on present shares outstanding)
expectation during the next two to three year period
up to $6 or better sought over the next five years.
1713.
reasonable
—with
—v.
1966 year.
goal by
increases
194,
p
Almo Industrial
Electronics, Inc.—Additional Financ¬
Our April 16, 1962 issue reported the
ing
Details —
on April 12 of
155,000 shares of this firm's class A
$5 per share through underwriters headed by
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc., and Harrison & Co., Phila¬
delphia. Additional financing details follow:
sale
stock at
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
_
.
Class
A
stock
purchase warrants..*:
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
to
the
terms
and
$250,000
170,000 she.
70,000 shs.
24,000 wts.
conditions
of
was
notes
due
1974
had
sold
privately through Robert Fulton Maine Co.,
New York City, and McCarley & Co., Asheville, N. Caro.
American
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.
—
Chairman
Outlines Expansion Program—
At the Annual Meeting of stockholders on April 18, Frederick R.
Kappel, Chairman, stated:
"The Annual Report
and the statement enclosed with the April
dividend have
already given you the main facts
of
Bell System
progress since
our meeting of a year ago. I shall therefore touch
on
only a few points bearing on the past, and then proceed to
several
matters
of
current
concern.
1961, which was a difficult year for most business, the System
to build wider markets for both new and long-established
We were able to maintain earnings per share of A. T. & T.
stock despite the fact that the average number of shares outstanding
increased more than 13 million over the previous year. In July the
quarterly dividend rate was raised from 82
cents to 90 cents a
share. And,. in addition, share owners of record at the time of our
1961 stock offering received valuable rights.
"In
the
"Moving on Into 1962, so far this year the rates of growth in
telephones and also In long distance conversations have shown healthly
at
at
each
*-
,
regular
special re¬
case
with
?,
supplies electricity
of
the
to
the
the
100,000
&
&
400,000
to
400,000
be
Co.—
.
Hutchinson
$200,000
York
New
Corp.
500,000
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis
Penington,
Peters,
Colket & Co.
Writer
Pollock
Corp.
Corp.—
&
Ginther
&
H.
Co.—
Scott & Stringfellow
William R. Staats & Co.
300,000
Nicolaus
stix
&
Weeden
Investment
Corp.
100,000
Robert
&
&
Wallace
&
White
N.
L.
600,000
1,000,000
Co
&
150,000
Co
Whittaker
&
100,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
100,000
150,000
Wyatt, Neal
Waggoner
250,000
Inc.
Coe
300,000
300,000
&
Inc
Co.
Inc.
1,000,000
&
-
Co.
F.
.
195, p.
K.
Co.-
&
Co
200,000
c.
150,000
Mackall
&
Co.
150,000
Co.
100,000
Strauss
Robert
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
&
S.
Thomas
Wertheim
Co.
Co.,
Co
400,000
Loewi
100,000
&
200,000
Co. Inc
Co.
100,000
Inc.
The Illinois
MacArthur
&
Steele & Co
J.
j.
Norfolk
100,000
150,000
& Gardner
1,000,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
of
200,000
Co.
& Sons
Ira
Haupt & Co
Hirsch
& Co.,
Inc
Gregory
1,000,000
%
Rothschild
F.
Stifel,
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Co.
Kernel'
&
!
Reinholdt
150,000
100,000
&
—
Close
Inc.
L.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
Hughes
Inc
200,000
400,000
150,000
Co
Freeman
M.
Presspnch
Co.,
300,000
Securities
&
W.
100,000
First
&
500,000
Rambo,
250,000
Co.—
100,000
Inc
Inc.
&
Co
100,000
&
Christensen,
E.
100,000
1,000,000
Raffensperger,
1,000,000
200,000
Hanseatic
R.
—
600,000
Wells & Go.__
100,000
Inc.
them,
&
;
1,000,000
Co.
had
bonds
Amount
\
•
Co.
Win.
& Co.
.
purchased by
1,000,000
duPont
new
W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.
100,000
Townsend,
the
'
400,000
Co
company
$21,494.
of
'
400,000
1,000,000
the
purchasers
Mullaney,
Co.—
First
—V.
1961,
income of
bonds
new
1,776,000.
31,
McMaster
Co
Richards &
of Michigan
M.
Dec.
and net
200,000
Freeman
reported that $750,000
subordinated
and
in
Bodine
&
Field,
Pri¬
services.
Outstanding
bote due Aug. 31, 1972, payable to Almo Radio Co.
Capital stock:
Class A, $1 par (350,000 shares authorized)
Class B, $i par (100,000 shares authorized)
senior
Notes Sold
100% ;
400,000
&
&
&
Ferris
$7,550,000
continued
PRESENT FINANCING
8%
been
firm's
—
applied to the pre¬
payable to banks,
proceeds will be
Merle-Smith
&
Evans
backlog of sales and
31, 1962 compared with
the
drop
in the backlog
defense contracts.—V.
195,
Security Investment Co.
vately—On April 18, 1962, it
this
more
the
100%,
Amount
John B. Joyce & Co
American
company
are
redeemable
are
to
to
company
ended
names
Co
&
Kenower,
of
year
%
Equitable Securities
Corp.
Mar.
that
said
The
$3,300,000
Cabell
&
Francis I.
1659.
to
the
part of the American Electric Power's inte¬
amounts of
%
Bradford
C.
Crouter
combined
on
bonds
of
-
a
of $119,706,000
___^
Courts
First quarter revenue
of $124,751,000 was $9,619,000 greater than
first quarter of $115,132,000. Sales increased to $98,402,000
compared with last year's quarter sales of $89,492,000. Rentals were
also higher, reaching $26,349,000 compared with $25,640,000 a year ago.
rentals
the
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Redpath
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Bear, Stearns & Co
J.
last year's
Patterson
is
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
first
quarter a year ago,
equal to
per
common
against 46 cents per share for the
1961
first
quarter. Mr.
pointed out that there were 16,260,121 shares of common
stock outstanding at Mar. 31 this year, 60,589 more shares than were
outstanding at that time a year ago.
Mr.
The
set forth below: "
are
Allison-Williams
Davenport
to
—
estimated population of
an
revenues
■
Patterson
minimum
having
area
the principal
and
972.
compared
48
cents
be
notes
balance
,
Co.
Power
respectively,
share
five
added
an
bankers,
Co.—Subsidiary Merger
$7,871,000
FEATURES
UNDERWRITERS—The
"Taking
next
Electric
operating
Walker,
of
loss.—V.
will
sale
The
ranging from 105.38%
receding from 101.09%
REVENUES—For
the
31
accomplished.
for
growth
in Virginia and' West Virginia, and at
wholesale to other electric utility companies and municipalities in those
and in Tennessee.
Appalachian Power serves 1,259 communities
resigna¬
resigning
directors
the
outstanding
prices
prices
grated electric utility system.
public in extensive territory
annual
Mar.
for
" states
the
stockholders of International Cigar Ma¬
meeting also approved the merger. AMF
owns
98.25%
of the outstanding capital stock of ICM.
Morehead Patterson, AMF Board Chairman, reviewed the company's
first
quarter financial results for the stockholders. Net income for
at
can be
growth
BUSINESS—Headquartered in Roanoke, Va., this subsidiary of Ameri¬
stockholders approved the merger of a subsidiary,
Cigar Machinery Co., into AMF at the annual meeting
stockholders.
p.
.
bylaws^
its
to
of
purposes.
.accrued interest.
i
from
premium,
construction
demption
17
chinery Co.
for
of the Mabley and Caiew building in Cincinnati;
a
Bayshore, New York; a major Jordan Marsh unit in
Orlando, Fla.; a suburban home furnishing store in Syracuse, N. Y.;
a
limited line 'twig' store for Sterns'
and
two
new
Almart Store
branch
of
faster
conditions
tp.j general funds.
DeHaven
April
show
because
proceeds
without
for
Branch,
the
"Completion
Gertz
been
board
the
American Machine & Foundry
On
should
He will study acquisitions and investigate licenses and
possible
in the common market.—V. 195, p. 1313.
/ .•%. •.
REDEMPTION
Executive
substantial
a
orderly and continued growth
sixties
decade
ventures
redemption
.
Approved—Quarterly Report—
International
financed
plus* retained
has
the
directors.
Smith,
the
of the decade of the sixties, Mr. Anderson
in strong financial condition. While its plants
present volume, plans for expansion are
handle
added
Raymond L. Valentine,
Officer, and the appointment of r
Mr. Wayne Yordi as general manager in charge of operations.
With the annual audit currently in progress, the board indicated,
for the year ended Feb. 27, 1962, that American International Alumi¬
in
stores.
amendment
Chairman of
announced
the
earlier
PROCEEDS—Net
and Raymond L. Valentine, Jr. of Miami, Fla., who remain as dii*ectors
of the
corporation, are negotiating with various trade creditors to
resolve the corporation's immediate financial problems.
board
of
to
issued
.
action,
A.
the
payment,
Corp.—Directorate
\
seven
Richard
and
Society
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., jointly,
101.01, and Harriman Ripley & Co., 101.66.
Atlas
effective
assets
Thomas A. Cooper, Vice-President; and Sylvia S. Walker.
Theodore Walker, Richard Walker and Thomas Cooper also resigned
as officers
of the corporation.
num
$712,000,000—from
area
of
President;
James
York
Co. and Eastman
has ^acquired
r'* 'v'
announced that, by
directors of the corporation
rectors.
New
bonds at competitive sale April 17 on a bid of 100.22%.
First Boston Corp. bid 100.1313 for the
bonds, also as
4%s. Bids for a 4%% coupon came from Kuhn, Loeb &
y, ■,.
purchase
a
International Aluminum
Theodore
Schlesinger, President,
told
the
New
York Society
of
Security Analysts that the plan was intended to aid Allied achieve
annual sales of over $1,000,000,000 by 1967 or earlier.
He estimated that sales for the year ending Jan. 31, 1962, would
■*.
a
-
the
underwriting group which offered publicly on April 18,
$25,000,000 of this company's first mortgage bonds,
4%% series, due April 1, 1992, at 101% and accrued
interest to yield 4.315%.
The group won award of the
54,321
Chicago
in
through
company
board
Jr.
Corp.—Expansion Program—
Atlas
of
Appalachian Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stu¬
& Co. Inc., New York
City, was manager of an
1,190,000
332,443 shs.
5V'
.
decade
growth.
Co.—Acquisition—
Va.,
.
American
The
Allied Stores
;
headquarters
Reduced—
were
vately — On April 16, 1962, it was reported that a
$5,000,000 senior dollar promissory note due April 1,
1974, issued by this firm, had been sold privately through
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York City.—V. 190, p. 1729.
with
Richmond,
meeting
year
is
company
in effect so that
joint
at
-
.
third
the
"The
can
unrealized
appreciation of securities—
preferred stock.
Claim -of
: v
luncheon
a
AMETEK, he said, is still seeking greater expansion in fields com¬
plementary to its present operation. A senior officer, Philip P. Johnston,
was
recently assigned to devote full time to corporate planning for
1,100,000
1,190,000
v 500,000 shs.
Bakeries
the
earnings
art
par i
1962.
make
and
Anderson, president,
-
well-equipped
$1,200,000
;
distributing point for the expanded sales
of American's "Merita" bread and cake products and for the "Mother
Herbert" products in Eastern Virginia.
American Bakeries Company operates 52 wholesale bread and cake
bakeries in 26 states.—V. 190, p. 2445.
1,731,524-: 1,800,328
liabilities
Current
1961
$108,143
133,075,472
income
Net
'
($5
company
of
W>
favorable."
Outstanding
1,100,000
interest
1421.
Co.
$55,000,000
for
the
first quarter of 1962
indicates an earnings rise
on sales increase of
10%, compared with the first quarter of
Earnings reported for the first quarter of 1961 totaled $447,287
49c a share, on sales of
$12,023,354.
*
,
'
than
Atlas bakes and distributes approximately $2,000,000 worth of bakery
products annually under the trade name of "Mother Herbert;"
American Bakeries, which had a 1961 sales volume of $157,495,579,
will
Alleghany Corp.—Quarterly Report—
stock
American
The
total
Charles
\
Analysts, Mr. Andeyson said company growth in the sixties
faster pace than growth exhibited in the past decade.
The
FINANCING
54,321
bearing
debt,
195, p.
provide expansion and modernization funds, he said.
A previous proposal to increase authorized common stock to 7,500,000
shares from 5,000,000 will be considered by stockholders at a meetingi
$1,200,000
5Vu %
and
Common
$50
Proceeds
of this loan and
to refinance long-term debt
term
5%
'
a
now
deben¬
1968
to
will
share,
to
1964
—
ments
at
Entering
leading home appliance
net sales have grown from
TO
be
before
are
"Evergreen".
and
address
an
said,
contracts, bearing interest from
to
5%, maturing in install¬
4%>
common
According to a spokesman for Air Reduction, the underwriting
will be managed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Dean Witter
& Company.
John A. Hill,
from
subordinated
in 1980
due
1962
a
30%
or
equal
due in
convertible
tures,
about
of
stockholders
The
called a special meeting of stock¬
authorizing an underwritten offering
for
1961.
-
note,
1973
%
of Air Reduction have
In
of
at
with
EFFECT
GIVING
installments
annual
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Proposed Debenture Offering
Ametek,
Forecast
.
.
Term
6!4%
of
of Security
will
1S61.
$11,170,000 in
to
1957
CAPITALIZATION
Long
holders
'
They
redeemable
also
"Evergleam"
names
under
items
manufacturers.
$6,540,000
sales
be approximately $3.50
predicted on April 5.
'
\
The
—
share.
a
Authorized
Directors
Net
at
fabricates
also
Ametek, Inc.—President Forecasts Higher Sales,. Net-
_
company,
offices
decorations
It
However, so large a program - also requires a very
increment of new capital, and various member companies
have already, in 1962, completed or announced debt
totaling approximately
$500,000,000."—V.
195,
p.
861.
System
will
incorporated in Wisconsin in 1909, with
Manitowoc,
Wis.,
designs,
manufactures
and
markets proprietary lines
of aluminum housewares under the trade
names "ChiltonWare"
and "Alumode"; toy miniature housewares under
the
trade
names
"ChiltonWare"and
"KiddyKook";
and
Christmas
executive
'•
business.
the
issues
at the company's option,
at prices declining from
months beginning April 1,
1962, to 100'%
in the
12
beginning April
accrued interest
plus
the
of
outstanding
the
redeem
" *
'
.
are
the
months
12
100%
May 8.
Net proceeds from
estimated
at
$26,500,000)
i
addition
factory
a
redeemable,
are
about
in
from the financing will be used to finance
preferred stock.
April 18 the company of 722 North Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC covering $20,000,000 of
debentures due 2002 to be offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
ding
*
greater part of the money needed for construction is available,
say, from depreciation funds and from earnings retained
glad to
am
substantial
1980, at par and accrued interest from April 1, -1962, and y
90,000 common shares at $12 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
but the major expenditures
are. tp take
care
to build improvements .into our plant that make
and better services'and more efficient operation of all
new
"The
.1
April
and
On
advances
Of¬
facilities,
growth^ arid
possible
^
Co.—Debentures—Common
Specialty
DEBENTURES
A.T.&T., incurred for general
of
18, 1962, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, New York City; Loewi & Co., Inc., Milwaukee,
associates offered publicly, $1,000,000 of this firm's
6% convertible subordinated debentures, due April 1,
utility company
Utah Power will purchase all of Telluride s
assets which at Dec. 31, 1961, amounted to $7,650,000, including net
utility plant of $6,892,000.
Utah Power will assume all of Telluride's
liabilities.
In
the process. Utah Power's
holdings of common and
preferred shares of Telluride and $1,900,000 of its -notes will be
cancelled. Utah Power also will make capital contributions of about
$2,100,000 to enable Telluride to acquire and retire some $2,015,000
of outstanding bonds held by six institutional holders.—V. 195, p. 1803.
Wisconsin Telephone Co.—Debentures
.
munication
'
:
services.
liquidation,
its
for
195,
-
.
V
Colket & Co.—*5,000..
Robinson & Co., Inc
———"J" 5,000' * '
Aluminum
engaged principally in the business of purchasing, generating, trans¬
mitting and distributing electric energy in
central Utah. Under a
plan
,%o
,&:Cp.,-.InCv—-y" 5,000,.
Penington,
company
hearing thereon. Telluride. is: an electric
a
''
:
"These
developments are eiicoitraging arid I assiire you we are
trying'hard to make 1962 >a successful year in every respect. As we
it now, -our growth for the year'as a whole .should. b,e. appreciably
larger than in 1961. So too will our 1962 construction program, which
calls for the expenditure of more than $2,800,000,000. A considerable
.part of. ,-this-will be spent to replace and rearrange existing com¬
.
.."
.
•—
;
Ligrht Co.—To Acquire Subsidiary—
Utah Power &
Monday, April 23,; 1962
.
.
the underwriters. named below have severally' " increases over the corresponding months of .1961. Also, most of you
".have. probablynqted that .earnings per share in -the'three -months
company,, the. number of-shares of class
.
vended Feb. 2(8, as reported- in~the- statement '■accompanying your April
opposite their respective names:' •
:"...' ;y,
%
v
Vv%
•'Shares -v
;<>. dividend,-,.wqre somewhat .better-than they were-for the same period
a
year ago... ■, -j.
' :
",. > ^
C. C.
Collings & Co., Inc
60,000
>
r
:;
:
underwriting
the holders thereof from time to
time at current market
through normal brokerage channels. Such shares are a portion
of an aggregate of 148.500 shares issued by the company on April 11,
1962 in exchange for the assets and business of Beckman & Whitley,
Inc., a California company.
• *
sale
.
S.
&
Yantis &
Co.,
Inc.
100,000
150,000
1202.
Inc.—Acquisition—
Astrex,
The company has announced the
acquisition of Master Mechanic
Manufacturing Co. and its affiliates, a large independent producer
and direct distribuor of auxiliary light plants.
The agreement was con¬
summated on the basis of an exchange of an undisclosed number of
common shares, it was reported by Astrex president Lynn Barnett.
Master Mechanic with
a 25,000 square foot plant in Burlington, Wis¬
additional manufacturing facilities in Sarasota, Florida,
operation since 1947. In addition to light plants, the com¬
pany manufactures a complete line of power supplies, including powerdriven tools, hydraulic pumos,
arc
welding apparatus, industrial air
compressors and hoisting and moving equipment. These products are
sold nationally through catalogs distributed to utility companies, con¬
struction and maintenance companies and the home market.
consin,
has
and
.
been in
For the fiscal year ending July 31j 1962, Master Mechanic has pro¬
jected sales of approximately $1.3 million and net Income after taxes
in excess of
$100,000.
Sales and earnings are .currently running about
Mr. Barnett estimated that the new acquisi¬
30%
ahead of fiscal 1961.
tion
will add
approximately eight cents per share .to Astrex' earnings
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1962.—V. 195, p. 1313.
Volume
195
Number
6153
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Atlas Corp.—Seeks Exemption From Investment Com-
Act—
pany
-The
with
corporation
the Si*?
holders
for
has
will-.be
asked
at'
that., it;
A.
business
Stretch.
of
Atlas
-
filed
has'not
Stretch
Mr.
-to
in
invest
-"-It 'is
so-called
'
;
'
.'
<
.
of
\
,
that
so
constituted
since
investment
40%;
:■
■fj
the.value of/the total assets
Lehman
*''
Mafqh 31—-
•'
v
\ 1'"
..
'*":
'
1
earnir.gs;.gl^_-C^^'r-i--^--w--^-'->^__i.~---.':l,041,596
(/%::•%
"
Pacific
546,000
495,596
$1.04
478,727
*
Offprint
^tnpkhiSlrlprs—On
tn
^Iienr?s J.Q oiocKnoiaers
.
Anril'
Offered, Rights
10
1Qfi9
dueii977,"at
tfregman,
of The Spiegel Bros-. Corp. of New York City and its two wholly-owned
subsidiaries,- Steelcraft Tool Corp. and Century Chain Corp., tor an
undisclosed-number
mon
menls have
The
is
Spiegel
of
the
for
acquisition by Avriet 6f the business
shares.
Avnet
A
•
and-;
businessv in; 1909
markets
substantial
portion of the products
hame to-discount and'chain
"Fix-N-Save" '-brand
•
/%':;•//'/ ./,
•'• ->
Bros;
hardware.
the
concluded
CoiTJv'; whfch; commenced
privately' 'owned company,
imports ahd
a
and
been
which
tures
quality
tools
sold under:
'
DEBENTURES
/Subject' to ~the .execution- of final agreements and compliance With
requirements, it is expected that this acquisition will be
statutory
consiunmated
of
stock
common
of
into
entered
Freeman
the
to
also
Avnet
Mr.
been
prior
end
respect
Limited, of- Torontor
to
Corp.
*1
1962).
30,
had
agreements
City'
York
New
(June
year
\,<A
.
and
*
•
•
-
Pitt
•
*
now
fund
Products",-
terms
/of -• the "Freehian Products'* C6rp'.'acqhisition"-'include .the-- :
by Avnet-:of $1,350,000 worth of its common stock but not"
issuance
less 'than 50,000
The
Pitt
*"
shares.'
acquisition
contemplates
offsring
the
an
aggregate of 93,000 shares of Avnet's common stock
holders of Pitt Products,'- Lbhited.r^-Vr 195, ;p. 862, -
the
to
of 5
stock¬
•
Bankers Trust Co.,- New
the common stock
for
*
BUSINESS—The
engaged
;
.
and
.
City;- has- been, appointed co-registrar corporation.^y/:'19OJ':pt;--16l0.-l..V
"•
York
the
of
Bell
Electronic
Jones
est,, " and•; 67,500
$10 per share.
Of
FROCEEDS-The
net
i,
ia/ /,
ptitstandlllg ' common
'
stock
common
proceeds received by the company from the sale of
estimated,
at
will
$1,170,000,
working capital".,
- •
be
;
•
,
for-
used
at
before
The
notice..
on
conversion
a
April
The
to
declines
the
.
snares^ ^.t,
I
'
$11.80
share
per
-of-
debt
if - converted
converted
and
purchaser's
producing
and; were
The
*
marketing
The
The
expense.
not
does
company
pipe lines.
principal
of
the
debentures
currently
sales
March.
for
In
1961,
record
and
earnings
The
record
at
were
•/
:
of
with" the
selling
/
•.
for
first
a
prices
unit
per
57
or
Fabrics
of
esti
an
$247,099,629
cents
and
Co.,
TTMnronmOTPDo
Bell
and
«l
■
UNDERWRITERS
which
is
The
'■
Electronic
company
Manufacturing
of
factors
broad
a
part
..
.
underwriters
FINANCING^'
c
,
.
named
v„v.
,
below-
of
known
Company in a' "pooling of
," / ;
>'
earnings, during
the
first
three'
said," "was accomplished' "in the face of
.
principal
oommon .stoek
-,
amounts
of
the
<I'" ;k-?t
-
debentures
of
severally
,
;*
in
large
a
of
segment
business."
our
He
considered
and
viewed
this
at
VV--.-
.
and
i
&
Jones
Templeton
Si'
I", -
-
'
including
s
Walston
& Co.,-.Ipc;^_^_i__^^__;,-:
jPaine, Webber,-Jackson & Curtis^_—
JiBarth A
'Go,"
line
The
as
of'
special frUit and vegetable products has become a
Co/ In joihing" Borden's, the business becomes
Borden
the
COmstock
Foods
Division*"M
Borden
The"
Co.,
and
will
•
300,000
5,400.' %
&
Ryons
&
Co.,
<
'
2,700
^
50,000
•
Co.;
2,700
•50,000
-
50,000
'2,700 %
«50,000'
40,00ff"
2,700
'2,150
*
'40-,000 ;
1962
A.dditiorial Ffnaucirig
sold
throughout
_
_
GIVING
EFFECT
Payable:
-
TO
PRESENT
;.
.
1966,
v
.
/
%..•'•
•'
-'/v;'
//k-,
Mortgage; ."/;
/.
'.//
.V.. - •
5'/? % due January-, 1964_________'___, ;•
in
United
States.
calendar
the
195,
line
a
1971,
•/.
..-
J.
Inc.
12,000
Co.__________
Weld
1,500
Co.
Inc.__
12,000
Co.
Inc.—
8,000
& Oo.________
12,000
&
Walker
&
Winckler
Dean Witter
Co.—
Woodward-Elwood
1,500
F.
3,000
Yantis
3.
&
1,500
Co., Inc.—
&
Co.__
1,500
to
an
/
offered publicly in units,
$650,000
convertible subordinated debentures
130 Cuttermill Rd.,
of
company
Neck,
Great
N.
Y.,
years)
■
%
-
"
'
'
maintain
not
does
company
" >
'
of
stock
a
new
hand.
on
cars
customers'
to
specifications.
to
credit
the
Customers
satisfaction
the
finances
company
its
of
first
must
financial
the
be
institutions
able to
through
purchases.
-
Class A stock
Over
year
200,000,000
1961.
nationally
pounds
of
names
stock,
number
and
the
.
of
of
,
-
.
,"V
(no
/
$5.00
in
holders
has
set
have
severally
severally
forth, to
set
Goldman,
/'
•
if
,r■■
//:•■•';//•/; /:' \/"/:■ /.///;,,%//''V-%
converted
300,000 shs.-
-
before
or
on
April
' /,
1964;
15,
before April 15, 1966;
;'/ $6.00 if converted thereafter and
on
or
before
April
15,
1968;
•
converted
thereafter and
on
or
before
April
15.
1970;
and
if converted
thereafter and
on
or
before April
15,
1972.
'$6.50 if
$7.00
>
'CAPITALIZATION
Common .stock
GIVING
]Indebtedness
/
subject
agreed,
to
of
6%%
v
;
H.
Blair
&
Sterling,
—V.
Lane
&
.
ion
April 30
sidiary,
a
new
dian
on
Wilshire
Oil
of
/
.
G50
,
500
;
:
:
; 500
Corporation,;
1
■
500
'
'
.
Ltd.—Proposed Reorganization—
Petroleums will
making-its
shares
/
3.350
,
i
Co.—
Co.
Stockholders1 of Britalta
.
10
Units
1,000
857.
p.
and
___1„
Co._
&
Space
Britalta Petroleums
:
wholly-owned
vote
at
the annual
United States
meeting
operating
sub-
of Texas, the parent company and creating
wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary to take over Britalta's Cana¬
Co.
and operations, Robert L. Reed, President, told stock¬
special letter accompanying the annual report and proxy
reorganization will be accomplished by first transferring
properties
holders
a
Grace
k"- • ■/;/
severally
,
Company_____
Oppenheimer &
195,
debentures
,
,
Voisin
Johnson,
-.1./ />'„
have
underwriting agrecof units set forth
Stieglitz
&
Rittmaster,
/.///;/%,v
number
;./;-:/v:.;
Halle
/
//
below,
each unit consisting of $100 principal
subordinated
.
•:;;//%/;//.
'CO /•/
the
company
names,
convertible
stock:
named
and conditions of the
the
from
281,000 shs.
$650,000
5
____1,325,083
underwriters
to the terms
purchase
..opposite their respective
amount
$725,000
•
FINANCING
1.000,000 shs.
debentures--.1
The
—
PRESENT
TO
equipment 6-6!/2%—.
on
UNDERWRITERS
r.inent
EFFECT
$1)_
(par
/Convertible subordinated
In
a
statement. The
all
Canadian
Britalta's
of
to
assets
Canadian
new
a
in
corportion
•
exchange for the latter's entire capital stock. Then Wilshire will acquire
cf Britalta's properties, assets, business and goodwill, including the
all
agreed,
.?
C.
&
Bacon,
to
the
the respective
;
"/%
C0.____
41,500
Co.________
6,500
Whipple
&
Co.__—;
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc/
Bear, Stearns &"Co.'i—£!•
A. G. Becker & Co: Inc-..*'.
Bingham,
terms
and
number
r:_—
Co.,
Inc.ii
the
new
and
Canadian
commitments
subsidiary, and assume all of Britalta's
delivering to Britalta in exchange as many
shares,of Wilshire common stock as there are shares of Britalta capital
conditions
stock
Britalta
outstanding.
will
then
liquidated with
be
its
remaining
shares
of
Boettcher
J.
C.
&
&
Brush,
3,500
Co.—___
6,500
6,500
&
Co.
Inc.
M.
2,500 J-
Davis,
9,000
R.
S.
Dain
Co., Inc.
Skaggs &
Dickson
&
3,000
Co._
Co.,
2,500
Inc.
3,500
become
consolidated
dian
stock,
The
that
increasingly
income
operations.
holders
are
the
U. S.
notice
company
on
the American and To¬
both
-
;
the sale of its half interest in the Many Islands gas field
Britalta's properties and operations in the United States-
Alberta,
have
3,000
stock on
•
Following
in
3,500
•
&
the Wilshire common
Exchanges.
Stock
ronto
2,500
Sherrerdi^—3,000
Cooley' & Co._—_—3.500
Courts'& Co.3,000
J.
listing
common
Butcher &
Slocumb
of
for
of
ers
Co.—__
Bradford
its holding of Wilshire common stock, being distributed to hold¬
Britalta capital stock share for share.
Application will be made
asset,
therein
Shares
'3,000
Walter & Hurry,
Inc,
Blyth &
of
liabilities
.
subject
below:
Sachs &
Allyn
stock
Outstanding
2,281,320 shs.
underwriting agreement, the selling stock¬
agreed to sell, and each of the underwriters
purchase
forth
'
5,000,000 shs.
the
.
-
before
or
on
or
Brach
sold
are
time'
any
on
1962
Authorized
par)__/_____T__T—•/
UNDERWRITERS—In
A.
the: principal undefwriters- of the?
shares-.which eabh has- severally*
.
share:
per
.%r::.\'.:4
and
FEATURES—At
0/$5.50 if converted thereafter and
major
'
advertised
Shares
/%
700,000 shs*.. V:- 100,000 shs.
.300,000 shs,
,/.UNDERWRITERS—The
6,825,
^ -248,474
CONVERSION
"
stock
Common
stock
•
47,000 /
,
payable monthly- .'%. ••/;
Common .stock
common
two
DEBENTURE
off confections,
.
6%,.,due Nov.,
F.
8,000
Co.
April' 15, 1972, the holders of the debentures may, at their option
'(unless previously redeemed), convert their debentures into shares of
common
stock
of
the
company
at the
following conversion
prices
1094.
p.
Chicago, Is
2,
■,
$14,811 j
.s.
monthly
sold
;
—
due Dec.,, 1963,. payable
] /%
Outstanding..
bearing due June,
payable monthly
5%
FINANCING
-..Authorized
.o
..
Non-interest
;
The
ing-
ois'have'"acc<'l""ed
proportion of sales AS OF MARCH
in
years.
CAPITALIZATION
12
underwriters headed by Merrill, Turben"
Inc., Cleveland, and The Ohio, Co., Columbus. ;*
financing details follow: ^
- c.f
• •
• >
:
Notes
3,000
associates
and
which
stock at $11.50 per1
common
Additional
CAPITALIZATION
were
the
The company's products'are
^fetailsV—::Qxii/s-
share through
Co.,
H.
&
1089.
p.
common
were-not-disclosed."—V.
consisting of hard candies, lozenges,; bon hons; coconut candies, peanut
candies,, .sugar-coated .candies, caramels and nougats,.: jelly goods, creme
candies, solid chocolates and chocolate-coated candies, is produced and
'
2,150
oniApril
issue reported: the'sale
100,000 shares of" this firm's
transaction
company of 4656 W. Kjinbie. St.,
of. popular priced, candies.'A broad
manufacturer
.
—
the
BUSINESS—The
2,700.
candy
Big Drum; ItMf»
&
G.
12,000
Renshaw
&
195,
D.
;•
2,700
Inc
Inc;-
-;; V "-v
2,700
50,000
Wagensel-ler■- &r- Durst,
Bingham,-Walter-•& Hurry," -Inc.
16,
White,
&
Jackson
*:
2,^00..;
50,000
i^
of
(E. J.) Brach & Sons—Common Offered—On April 18,
1962, Goldman^ Sachs & Co., Inc., New York City, offered
publicly, 210,000 shares of this firm's outstanding com¬
mon stock at $32 per share.
Net proceeds from the sale
went to the selling stockholders. \
-
50,000
_
&-Co.,
Fajr; Inc;
3,800
50,000
Pacific»Northwest"Co.;f__-_—v;-_r_"
April
3,000
1,500
8,000
Inc._
engaged in
16;200- >
70,000.
Batemah, Eichler%&- Co.
Richards
Terms
16,200
100,000
,
k% Davis, Skaggs»&; Co,
•195, p. -3;
Shares
1,500
Campbell,
Waterman
12,000
—
establish
normal
throughout the United- States- and Canada in consumer and
Institution- packs, under'the Comatock label.
y;
There will be no changes "in management,
policies or personnel, with
Richard
W.-Comstock continuihg as President of the operation. '
f
>
Shares
$300,000
%Peters,<'WritbK/Sp^ CJhristensen, :Iiic:_%;
•
%'•
Co._'
&
Rather, it is the company's practice to obtain lease commitments for
particular models and types of automobiles and then purchase accord-
c-bi-Qkers
num¬
*
Birr':- &
Co.
Barney
Southwick,
Co.______—
&
&
Smith,
v; v
Co._
&
Shields
1,500
Union
business.
' %
-
time,
hpstatc growers. It's also a major canner of pie fillings as well as
oth®r specialty fruit and vegetable products which are distributed by
set.,forth^ iopposite-
company
Debentures
Mltchum,
*
%• "% %
Co._%__;
&
Hammill
/1,000 vehicles leased to approximately 700 customers engaged in widely
diversified businesses and professions.
In its last fiscal year, no single
customer of the company accounted for more than 10%
of its leasing
and.
Rushville.. It is .the 'nation s. largest. processor and packer of sliced
appies> purchasing up to two million bushels of apples a year from
.
have
teiihs..^ and-.'condrtioii^«.set;=-£pi:tb^ tn vrthe:>tundei wnt.mg:
their, names below
'
Rothschild
Shearson,
3,000
J
Marache & Co._
Peck & Co.
(usually
ACQUISITION-^-With the approval of stockholders of Comstock Foods,
of Newark,. N. Y., this upstate processor, packer and distributor
Corp.
located at -306 East Alondra
are
twmQ
the,respective
shares "of
Hooker
35,500
the bu.sincss of leasing automobiles on a long-term basis
to individuals and businesses largely concentrated
/in the New York metropolitan area. The company owns approximately
was
Borden
"accelefated* pace during 1962. '
&n
increase at
"All
h?Vthl I.m !^
firth f
to
the
Lester,
Shares
.
Inc.—
BUSINESS—The
share,
per
Corporation,
operate under ^the direction of the' Borden Foods Co., a division which
rridebte*dhess tj bahks%-- '*;ri ' - i"^ " ' j' *
manufactures and markets ;,a;'bread-, line - of grocery products.
5%% coiiv. subord. 'debs dtre'^97f-r$i;256,000; authVE'''":",I,25i)!ooO' 1
^ 'Comstock Foods, founded;in-1898, has. processing and packing plants
Common stock, (ho part
(auth. 1,250,000 shares
•' 478,360 shs.^
four New York. State locations: Egypt, Penn Yan, Red Creek and
Hill
the
and
$100 debenture and ten common shares.
Net proceeds from the sale will be added to the com- :
pany's working capital, and used in part.to reduce out-*
standing loans.
-"s
;
"Outstanding
"
: $100 000 '
''
-
428,009 shs.
underwriters
April 15, 1972, and 65,000 shares of its $1 par com¬
mon
stock.
Each unit, priced at $150, consisted of one
'
.■
Outstanding"
several
due
Inc.,
'
the
of shares
of this firm's 6%%
levels
..•<„
in
.
$6,067,853,
Coated
sales:
Mr.. Comfort
1962,
first-quarter sales
of
earnings
improvement
months
r
CAPITALIZATION -tUVJNG EFFECT^ TO PRESENT
■
?
~
Estate
tf,
and
plastics
1,000,000 shs.
:—
of
names
8,000
Webber,
City,
"" "
for the first two months and
record
Columbus
last ; year
interests.".
to
principal offices of the
of
the
in
Brigffs Leasing Corp.—Units Offered—Pursuant
'
agreement,
publications
April 12, 1962 prospectus, D. H. Blair & Co., New York
i
had
include
to
combined
.
'
Borden's
first-quarter
adjusted
Bojalevard; Cardena,. baJif.kv
bers
par)
Co.
&
Dillon,
Rodman
—V.
^he ^n^ierYu-iters.—-V.' 195, p. 635.
Sales Set Uecoititi—
I
subject,
business
being
quip
V
($1
Curtis
com¬
E
.
Plastics
Gorman,
Paine,
will consist of 665,997 shares of
shares reserved for conversion of
amount
CO.^Net,
company's
mate
*
days"
company,
Real
Lexington; Ave., New York City, is
the monthly industrial magazines,
Packaging," which respectively include
•
Co
&
McCormick
.
..
of
&
;
Encyclopedia" and "Modern Pack- '
publications deal with all aspects of and
packaging. On the basis of
revenues, and pages of editorial content, these
;
Securities
Link,
404,940
the basis of actual figures
011
or
on
35
.
Electronic
The
Breskin,
of plastics and
Co
&
Granbery,
trans¬
has - nine, wholly-owned subsidiaries,, Bell Electronic
weather
conditions*, it: is possible to re.affir.rn the forecast made in
Northern-California, Bell.Electronic Corp, of. San Di,ego. Bell,i %; our annual report that'"the company should do well again in 1962.
Corp of-New Jersey, Santa Monica Electronicsy Cerp., Mer-;■
"We are looking forward tc new- highs in both, salens and earnings."
'.
Electronics, Inc., Bell Radio Supply- Co., Bellco Real Estate Co.,
Corp.
company.
A;
These
fields
advertising
the largest
stock
Eastman
'
•
.
"Modern
are
Becker
Chiles
annual
lower
->
Charles
•
;
publishing
Modern
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
oil
manufactured
v...
in
the
in
,
:
Phoenix.
and
the
by
*
G.
A.
principally
is
offering,
;
of 770
company
Encyclopedia."
Bache
Harold W. Comfort,"" President,
told stockholders attending
meeting on; April 18.-He said-that final results for the
period were not yet available, but that all-time highs were "apparent"
1972.
company
equipment
and
G.
underwriting ]
which they have agreed to purchase from
the selling stockholders, all of which are to be purchased if any are
purchased, are set forth below:
•
added that "heavy promotional expenditures incident
to the market¬
a
distributor of electronic
ing of several new products will' hold down the degree of improve¬
by, others. .It was incorporated in ment
at least for
the early part of the year,
with the full benefit
California on May-7, 1959, as. a successor to a partnership engaged in
this business. u The company oporates sales facilities in Northern and ; /-'from these products occurring in the last quarter." Sales and earnings
of Borden's unconsolidated foreign subsidiaries, he said,
are expected
Southern Califorhiai and in; otv near: Now • York;City, Ch>cago-,
Denver,;
BUSINESS—The
parts
Offered-^-A.
an
63.8% of the 428,000 outstanding
own
and
respective number
Angeles, Calif., is
and
w.iich t.ie oil is
from
any oil
or
capitalization
not including
stock,
$2,024,700
the.
thereafter
least
qt
on
9,000
.
Authorized
quarter,
of
after
the
at
outstanding
Bor(lcn
the debentures,
repayment
and $13.50 per share if
subject
to redemption
100%
developing,
pipelines, except 10 wells
purchase warrants^sold to
_
be
Webster Securities
Chairman, together with members
UNDERWRITERS—The
.-^e of opt^ granted under the company's employees- stock option
plan.:and 25,000 shares .reserved-/pi', issuance upon exercise. of .stock
is to pay into a. sinking- fund for-the debentures-'
March' 31 of €ach-.-pf "itfte .yeara :1964 Jto" 1.9761 an; ampunt>
redeem bh Aprij .1 of -each' year -not less, than 6//c; -»and :<
to
for;'
bulk storage facilities
common
not more than 12%:
of the. aggregate principal amount of debentures.outstanding on Dec., 31,.1963, together with accrued- interest to the
date of redemption.
The redemption price starts at 105.50% in 1962'
and
to
trucks
in
any
pany's
company
br. before.
sufficient
price
1, • 1969,
debentures" will
2,500
Inc. .2,500
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 18, 1962
approved
CAPlTALIZATIpN-r-Upoh .completion of. eufreht: financing,. the
DEBENTURES CONVERTIBLE—REDEMPTION. FEATURES—The de¬
bentures are convertible at the principal amount thereof into common
stock
3,500
Co.,
packaging fields.
purchasing companies. All of the company's oil producing wells
ported
'
stockholders^!*,
by?
offered
was
&
received
were
the
of
Board
family, will
magazines
•
ax
proceeds
Plastics"
nkr nrirt apprised''i^tpV'^'VfP,ferett- 111 addition, 66,600..shares are jeserved for issuance upon exerpar ana accruea lnier-.
hf
1Q77
1
its
been
anfl Pacific Stock' Exchanges,
dealing April 19.
company -of 612 S. Flower St.; Los
prospecting
connected
own
Templeton, -Los Angeles; Walstob-' &- Co ;, Inc.,
City, and associates offered publicly, $1,250,this company's 5V2%
convertible subordinated
rtphpVrtiir'i**rTii'e»'^ ^-pni
Abril
aeoentures, aue
Stone
completion
Common
have
9,000
Co._
.
the
circulation,
each $100
debentures
Inc.
&
'
&
of
in
various
New York
000
issued"
2,500
the annual issue of
in California, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, Wyom¬
and elsewhere. It markets'Its oil and gas under .contracts with
ing
Corp.—Debehtures^Gommon* Offered:
April 11, 1962' prospectus, Mitchurh,
an
American
Co.__^__
Nicolaus &
Publications Inc.— Common
Co. Inc., Chicago, headed
&
developments
1977.'
APPROVED—The
3,500
Co.
Staats
Stixel,
2,500
2,500
Scribner
Stephens Inc._
principally
aging
gas
are
-T^Pursuant to*
LISTING
2,500
Co.^__,___
.
•.
Bearings, Inc.—Appointment—
in
maturity
to
-par
E.
R.
2,500
BUSINESS—The
into
convertible
are
William
&
9,000
Co
"Modern
PROCEEDS^—The. company/intends to use the net proceeds from this
financing for development drilling; the purchase of a producing oil
property;
the commencement :of a secondary recovery program;
the
payment of. no.tetf1 Outstanding;" and general corporate purposes.
••
•
Products, 'Limited
debentures
basis of 20 shares for
tire
for listing on, the
admitted to "when
'
The'
at
S.
A.
^
,
CONVERTIBLE—The
on
Simon
;
&
engaged
the
principal amount
(equivalent at the principal amount, to a conversion price
of $5 per share) which are redeemable;at optional prices
ranging down¬
ward from 105%
in 1963 to 101%
in 1976, and through the sinking
acquisition hf the businesses
Avnet's
of
;
fiscal
definitive
that
announced
with
Products'-
Avnet's
of
to
bonds
the
3,500
Singer, Deane &
Smith, Barney &
M.
3,500
Co
Richter Co
shares.
remaining $1,000,000 of the deben¬
offered
were
2,500
743.
p.
of
of his
public were oversub¬
scribed.: Rights of "cbmfn'oh shareholders expire on May
3>. 1962... *.
v...
are
stores.-'-
shares held. The
Inc.__.
Wells
195,
Upon
.•
.
I.
President and
Of. the total, $1,024^700 principal amount is. initially
being .offered to commoii shareholders of record April
18 on the basis of $100 of debentures for each 65 com¬
;
9,000
Northwest
none
bf
a pnce
Scherck,
group which offered publicly on April 18, 150,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $13.75
per share.The shares were sold by present shareholders and
Rrpoman
on /vpru iy, iyoz
Co., Inc.
Rowles, Winston &
Co.__—_____
&
Breskin
.
Cummings & Co.^sNew York. City, announced that it was
underwriting the sale of $2,024,700 principal amount of
this /firm's. 6 % ;, cbhyertible' subordinated
debentures, '$
.
3,000
3,500
Robinson-Humphrey
Corp.'
—V,
%,./•
Chica. Oil/Corp/Debentures
3,000
Pierce, FenSmith,-Inc.
&
"ner
Hopwood
3,500
Co.,
Mullaney,
&
Co._
Merrill Lynch,
1962
•
&
&
9,000
Jaffray
Co.___
&
&
Brothers.:
McDonald
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
(
Mt..Bolsa
announced.".thatvrpreiiminafy-r'^rrange"'/
has
Gross
Common shares ohtstiandihg
-V. 195, p. 1313. .? V?'OV•> •
Corp.—Proposed Acquisitions—
President,-
Brass
Piper,
The
Lemon
Becker
A.tias
of
&
'
'
Lester; Avnet,
5,000
Watling, Lercheri & Co.—
<
Johnston,
Jackson
2,500
Hickey & Co
5,000
Webber,
Curtis
Turner,
Sunstein
5,000
Inc.
Co.
Shares
Paine,
<
9,000
&
5
Shares
Union
Co
__________
Gerstley,
5,000 ;
_
&
4
1953.^*^;'195; p.; 111^
Avnet Electronics
,
_ __
&
Guerin
Inc."
Co.,
Co
Nlcolaus
Estimated Federal taxes,/——
;; Net; "earnings'.//Per share earnings'
increasing'percbhtage ol'the assets
an
Inc.
v
Stilel,
Eppler,
5,000
&
Dillon,
Securities
sales
„,Net
-1
•
securities,-'-as'.ddrined- 1n> -the»Act,'- have-of
more
or.
Aluminum
Period Ended
>
.
years,"
aircraft.rand;^aircfiajit/ fej^iprhentt^.
in./,these.majority.-bwned^
added,-thave constituted
Atlas
not
Co._
Baird
Sanders &
Eastman
Loewi
/Bohn
•
that, of .ail'invest*i
,
&
W.
'
%
■
_
."Shares
'
the principal
purchase,- sale anil servicing' bf
Stretch
Ohio
.
situations;"- the
-'special
Prescott
Robert
Inc. 27,500
Co.—li—27,500'
A. G. Becker & Co.," Inc.—'
9,000
McDonald & Cq.//,6,000
Hayden, Miller- '&■!■• Co.C-i--' 5,000
—:V. • 195, p. 1804. • %
~
a
/'The hoidings bf. Atlas
Shares
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
holding and^ operating- company- almost
exclusively.
At present,' Atlas is conducting through Subsidiary "and "
controlled corporations engaged generally in natural resource activities ^
such as the mining and milling of uranium and other - ores, the pro- /
duction and
sale-of. oil. ana gas, manufacturingoperations and
the.
-
;
The
,
been an 'investment company, foh a number'of
said.
:
'principal business to natural
activities..;^
v;;V
-
business conducted,, by 'it during -recent years
ment. company-' as- defined 'in the-;-Act,./
"Atlas
application
an
stated thai while originally
President.,
was
has
the corporation's
of
company, subject to the terms and condi¬
underwriting agreement are as follows:
in the
'■
declaring that Atlas .is: no longer.
invest¬
Investment Company'Act and that stock:theannual
meeting
May
15
to
approve
manufacturing; add industrial,
David
tions specified
.
announced
order
an
under- the
changing, the nature
resource,
agreed to purchase from the
'V'Y'.'
ment, company
(1921)
gain
or
from
All
important,
oil
except
and
gas
some
residents and own
to
stockholders
less than 2% of its 1961
production came from its Cana¬
while
500
over
stated.
of
its
85%
4,700
registered
share¬
of
its outstanding capital •
/<'
-
-
./
,
obtained a U. S. Internal Revenue Service ruling
loss for U. S. income tax purposes will be recognized
has
r
;
6
for Wilshire
while
opinion
surrender
exchange
in
shares
Britalta
of
Act
of
Canada
Britalta
with
the
with a
capital
was
$6,924,105, with a current ratio of 12 to 1,
working capital of $8,419,410 and a current ratio
reported a net loss of $361,933 in 1961, compared
after all charges of $115,935 in 1960.
Net working
profit
Dec.
on
31,
7.7
to
sition
debt;
net
of
as
and
of
ASSOCIATED UNDERWRITER—Associated
of
Ltd.
Energy Investments,
&
Redemption—
;
/
'.
The
corporation
has
announced
two
•
to Harlan Ray, President of the Dallas-based
total CSC investments over its eight months
million dollars according
a
S.
B.
in
operation
to
$5,500,000
I.
The
This
C.
brings
investments
distributer
of
CSC's $.5 million capitalization.
in Saybrock
Coip., Southwest importer
of
37%
or
are
millinery
fabr.cs,
and
supplies
$300,000;
Washington, D. C., television and f.lm production firm, $200,000.
The Capital Southwest investment
in Saybrock is in the form of
8';
seven-year debentures of which a portion is convertible into 40%
of
equity at the option
is
convertible
—V.
195,
33%
into
of
equity
and
in
is
6%
debentures.
10-year
Chrysler Corp.—Quarterly Sales Up
first
three
15%
over
14
corporation
of
months
sales
of
1962
for
$498
million,
an
same
period
last
to
amounted
million
$432
the
for
the
increase
BUSINESS-^—The
•
-
<
company
25,000,000
of
common'
approved.
was
for
conversion
of
7; >
stockholders
also approved the retirement of 4,000' shares of '
company's $4.52 preferred stock under the retirement fund provi- 1
the by-laws and ratified the adoption of an employees* plan.
The
216.
p.
~
'
-
(
4.
Properties, Inc.—Appointment—
■
.
•
'
f.
-
' V;.AJ''• vr>/*:.• ■'
'•=■/;■.
*'•- -V
'
•
'*
U
:'V
'v.'y
Credit Finance Service, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—'
Qn April 17, 1S62, it was reported that $500,000 of this."
firm's
Senior; notes due 1974 and $500,000* of its junior
subordinated
,
notes
due
1972
had
been
■
privately'
sold
through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New- York City..
Industries
Delford
•
to
Inc.—Common
Offered—Pursuant
April 12, 1962 prospectus, I. R E. Investors Corp.,.
Levittown, N. Y., and associates offered publicly, 95,000'
shares of this firm's common stock at $2.60 per share..
Net proceeds; estimated at $185,000, will be used for
construction, repayment of debt, and working capital.
an
BUSINESS—The
N.
is
Y.,
the
lor
automotive
The
York
its
Deliord
name
changed
.
'
*
.
'
under the laws of the State of New
Rubber
Delford
to
/ Washington
St.,
Middletowp, *
precision rubber extrusions prin¬
business machine, appliance and
-
-
was .incorporated
the
was
of
building,
industries.-
.
82-58
manufacturer
aeronautic,
company
under
name
of
company
.
custom
a
cipally
1962, tinder the J
period of 35 years, and tne company
a
shares
also
reserved
•
*
-
,
of
shares,
or
The Chase Manhattin' Eank has bben, appointed trusted,'registrar driid'
paying agent for the 6V4% sinking fund subordinated debentures, due
April 1. T977,-of/the corporation;—V. 195, p. 1661. .
' :
* '
: s
incorporated Jan. 5',
was
the State of Georgia for
laws of
of
Co.,
Inc.,
Industries
on
Inc.
28,
Aug.
Sept.
on
1950 and
22, 1961.
make application lor renewal of its charter lor ah additional^
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT " TO PRESENT FINANCING I >
period of 35 years:on*or before Jan. 5, 1997; ,' "■
Authorized
1 -Outstanding..
The
company's operating office and plant are located on Conway
^ /
v, $37,954
-;
Street in Whitfield
County- immediately outside the city, limits/of-- Mortgage, indebtedness-ra_^i.-.___.jA - * $65,000
Common stock, (par 10c)
750,000 shs, :
206,806 shs. •
Dalton, Georgia.
*
' The company was incorporated 'on Jart. 5,.: 1962,-and.> as pf Apr.il 11,
7
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
1962 has not been in commercial production.
The company anticipates
the
underwriting agreement,
the company has agreed
to
sell
and
must
Con-"y
year.
to
outstanding
one
Coral Ridge
estimated at $270,000, 'will be used by '
working.capital,
subsidiaries
shares
shares
business
of
—V.. 195,
.
15%—
consolidated
and
no.
,
"
solidated
to
the
of
65,952
sions of
company, tor equipment, inventory/ /financing; he- >.
counts receivable, officers.' salaries/ plant. rental, and*
.
sales
Dollar
•
the
the
>
1314.
p.
•
split will apply to common stock outstanding at'
on
April 20, 1962. Common stock r certificates'
additional share for each common share held prior ■
to the common split-up will be mailed after the close of business on y
April 27/ to stockholders of record on April 20.
r
;•
;
close
the
common
Net proceeds,
-
;
approved
was
two-for-one
representing
in units, 4o,000 snares ot-tnis
and 15,000 snares 70f its* class;
unit, priced -at $z0, consisted ^of"
class R common snare;% ,:\
1
A
stocks- Each
three class A and one
The $200,000 investment in Tele-Cine
of CSC.
14,000,000
10,287,438
are
The
local,
publicly
ottered
stock
common
the authorized number
convertible debentures.
Norris & Hirsnberg; Inc., Atlanta, >
common
to increase
corporation,
by
firm's class
.
company's
9,010,415 yes and
was
from
Tnere
even
an
tne
operated
Ga.,
and/
Tele-Cine,
and
at
of
1362 ottering circular,
Inc.,
vote
proposal
stock
:
Colonial Chemical Corp.—-Units Offered—Via April 11,
,
Additional commitments expand this figure
to $3,35C,OJO.
'
independent
companies autnorized by the
corporation to' bottle and sell the product - on an exclusive basis in
tneir respective territories.: 77', '% ''•
'The plants that will go into production between now and the end
of 1962," according to Mr. Farley, "are located in Argentina, Beiguim,
Brazil, Cameroon, Chile, Danomey, France, Frencn Guiana, Germany,
l'aly, Japan, Mexico, Mozambique, Norway, Pakistan, St. Lucia, and
Switzerland."—V. 194. p. 27b6.
/
'
and
.
totaling half
investments
new
continuing
the
of
by Consumers' stockholders at the annual meeting April 10 in Jackson,
86%; of the stock represented in person or by proxy.
,
Investments—
Capital Southwest Corp.—New
more
split
Michigan, °with
.
-J-
..
convertible
6'/2 %
two-for-one
A
greater pace, according to James A. Earley,
who arrived in San Francisco April 16
on
his return from a montn-long
trip around the world that took
him to nine of the 114 countries where Coca-Cola ,is bottled. > „ ',
"Plant
expansion in previous years has been at an average rate ;
of about 30 plants a year, but this year we expect to add more than
40 new bottling installations
overseas,". Mr. Farley said. "So far this
year,
11 new plants have begun operations, and by the end of the
year there will be 34 more producing Coca-Cola, bringing the total/
outside -the United States to 776 plants, '<
/v'1
"Tne new Coca-Cola bottling plants opened overseas since Jan.
1,"
the soft
drink executive added,
"are located in Posadas/,Argentina;
Manama,
Bahrein; Belize, British Honduras;- Polnte-A-±«itre, Guade¬
loupe; Mulheim, Germany;
Bergamo, Italy; Tripoli, Libya; Rotorua, 1
New
Zealand;
lbadan,
Nigeria;
and
Merida and Puerto Ayac^cno,
Venezuela.
All of
tnese
piants," Mr.
Farley explained,> "are/owned %
is
corporation has
ks
have
markets
Co—Stock Split Approved—
Consumers Power
with Stein Bros. & Boyce
Baltimore.—V. 195, p. 4.
profits
of
the
Coca-Cola business in
overseas
than doubled in the past live years, and expansion
net
/
City Bank has been appointed sole registrar for the stock, 4.12% convertible series a of the cor¬
195, p. 1661.
: ■
■
"
,
A
-
called for redemption on May 15, 1952, $50,030
sinking fund debentures due May 15, 1975
at 102.75%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made'at any branch
in Canada, of The Royal Bank of Canada, Montreal.
Debentures
are
convertible into participating preference shares at
any time prior to May 15,
1962, at $6 per s.„are.—V. 191, p. 1983.
The
of
Inc.,
Stirling & Co.,
23, 1962
preierence
poration.—V.
par
>
Tne
and
Volume
Partial-:.
—
$100
April
*? Monday,
.
National
First
cumulative
sion Plans—
to C. F. C.
Gas
Canadian
of
;
Appointment—
; : ;
Coca-Cola Export Corp.—Chairman (Outlines. Expan¬
•
C. F. C.
of
directors
underwriting is
the
■
Funding, have voted to change
Industries, Inc., subject to stockholder
approval at the annual meeting May 14. The publicly-owned company
originally was formed
to finance chemical enterprises, its'.initials;i .
standing for Chemical Funding Corp.
It has diversified, acquiring
companies as well as providing management counsel and financial?
assistance to firms in varying
fields. It is now negotiating several
mergers and acquisitions.—V.
193, p. 803.
;
1 *
board
company's name
and
Chairman
Change—
Funding, Inc.—Proposed Name
C. F. C.
The
the
-
'
in
1960. Capital
31,
Dec.
outstand¬
shares of 6'/2%>
cumulative prior preferred
490,500 shares of no par common stock.
4,000
value;
expenditures in 1961 for acqui¬
development of producing properties totaled $1,932,000, an ;
$793,000 over like expenditures in 1960. — V. 192, p. 2324.
1
increase
1961,
with
compared
dividends
completion of current financing,
ing capitalization of- the company will consist of $2,425,559 in long-term
.
gross
1960.
in
company
net
of
upon
reported
$849,384
$35,661,
rCAPITALIZATION—Upon
such exchange.
-:(
•
•
*/
•
income of $1,362,936 in 1961, as compared
Net income before non-cash writeoffs (cash *
flow) was $273,974 in 1961 and $259,806 in the previous year.
After
non-cash writeoffs including depreciation, depletion and amortization, >
Tax
to
taxes, all charges and preferred
equal to 9 cents a common share.
after
earnings,
amounted
Income
holders
net
and
shares,
the.company's Canadian counsel has advised, that,in its
of Britalta shares will incur no tax liability under the
the
on
vThe Commercial and Financial" Chronicle
(1922)
-
net
cents
earnings
the
for
share.'This
a
first
quarter
with
contrasts
$1.3
were
loss
net
a
million,
of
equal
million,
$21.9
-
equal
$2.45
to
The
substantial
tively
moderate
tiveness
of
lined
in
increase
in
second
1962
is
1962,
sales.
reflecting
overall
than
the
sales
of
industry
featured
were
sales
is
and
profit
with
by
normal
the
retail
increase,
the
continued
.
the
for
for
.
-
each of the underwriters have severally, on a firm commitment basis,
operating offices and manufacturing
facilities
near
on
May 15, 1962, when it is man¬
agreed to purcnase or find purchasers for the number of shares of
common stock set-opposite its name below:
agement's intention to commence commercial production.
v''.
»
•
Shares
Upon commencement of manufacturing operations the'fcOhipany will r>
service the Tufted Textile Industry
which has undergone ah extremely
; vc LvR./E; IhVestors> Corp.„^_-__-7-_.__UC~-a_^---l:
45,000
'! ""
rapid growth during the past 15 years; the .fascest growing segment
/
a. jWeisel, Kleinman' & Co., Inc.i.
30,000
.•
being that of tufted carpets and rugs.
The company initiallyj will
( :,u'l). Tw
MurKjU'SCh\1Q,00Q ■; / :
of
and
cars
for
the
the
first
of
•,
auto¬
quarter
the
confine its
such
of
Chrysler'
amounting to 29,129 cars, or 51% more than in the same period
year ago.
During March, domestic retail sales of all our passenger
a
cars
6.2%
were
1961
in
month
same
totaled
quarter
last
Retail sales of Dodge
year.
13,144
units,
its
Mr.
10-day period of 4,319 deliveries which ranks as.
sales period in the last 53 months, Chrysler passenger *
the month of March of 10,805 has given Chrysler first quarter in the last five years.
.
any
for
best
C.
deliveries
of this year were 51%
44%
were
monthly
ahead of
increase,
last
March
moving
than last
year
19%
have
of
exceeded
the
the be«st March
Total
11,928
March
12th
previous year,"
the reeo-d
nee
Plymouth-Valiant
marxed
units
the
is
ahead
last
of
he said.
«ear if
deliveries
22%
a
straight
in
increase
month
month,"
Mr.
"As
a
*955."
the
of
fact, it is
;
•<
last
Plymouth-Valiant a total of 26,565 units for the month,
increase over February and the best month in the last five.
gave
pe.iod
With
ended
533
(he
first
a
in
the
last
units
month
quarter
a
41%.
•
period
17
sales
months,
for
dating
March
back
the
were
to
highest for
October,
1960.
■
delivered
with
of
in
the last 10 days of March, Imperial
units, a 40%
increase over last year, and
which is 41%
ahead of the first quarter of
last year,
•
For
the
showed
of
Chrysler-Plymouth
deliveries
March
over
and
of
On
a
first
were
16.755
total
a
February and
96,896
rugs.
.
the Tufted Textile
industrial
chemical
for
ahead
a
of
16%
the
last
increase
for the month.
increase
basis,
quarter
9%
Division,
of 38,588
14%
a
.
the
also service those indus¬
are * used
by
producing
Industry to
beyond
where
compounds
Class
—V.
over
10
over
days
the
This is
March,
mid-10
33%
a
March1
of
days
increase
1961.
80,000 shs,
Components Corp. of America—-New Plant Opens—1
Chrysler-Plymouth Division
year.—V. 195, p,; 863.
deliveries
of
Chemical
Warfare,
ditives
for
liveries
p'-incipally
Rocky
Mountain
and
Arsenal will supply asphalt
states'
paving needs, making
Mountain
Western
slab
of
Wayzata
(Minn.)—
Offered—Via April 12, 1962,
prospectus, Keenan
Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, offered publicly at par and
accrued
interest, $300,000 of this corporation's/5 !/4%
1, 1962 and due March 1, 1972.
/Wayzata, Minn.
REVENUES
Dec. 31,
1961
—
Operating income for the
ended
year
$111,594 and operating expenses were
$69,861, Property of the 450 family parish is valued at
$1,119,866 and outstanding indebtedness at Dec. 31, 1961
was $177,000.
The
was
Finance
Co.,
Inc.—Common
Offered—On
April
19, 1962 Stein Bros. & Boyce, Baltimore, announced the
initial public sale of this firm's stock
through the offer¬
ing of 110,000 common shares at $5.50 a share.
;
PROCEEDS—Net
shoit-term
bank
proceeds of the financing
indebtedness and for general
BUSINESS—'The
will
be
used
corporate
to
reduce
of 307 N. Eulaw St.. Baltimore, Md., and
wholly-owned subsidiaries are engaged in the consumer loan and
finance business in
Maryland, and operate 17 loan dffices in the Bal¬
timore area. As of June 30,
1961, the company had 24,413 loans and
average
contracts
of
$331
per
loan
for
a
total
value
of
$8,090,554.
or
an
REVENUES—Total
contract.
insurance
June
30,
common
commissions
1961.
stock
of common
1961,
the
Income
and
from
other
interest
sources
earned,
during the
finance
charges
fiscal year Winded
amounted
to $1,411,969, and net income
applicable to
$91,512, equal to 24 cents a share, on 380,500 shares
then outstanding. For the: six months ended Dec.
31,
half of current fiscal year, gross income was
was
stock
first
$720,512
NoStrip
but enable
Mr.
Powers
occupied
area
by
business
'
to be incorporated as
Chemical Works, Inc.,
the
cited.
the
from
view
In
Bureau
this
company
of
of
to
the
will
sold.
Ave.,
metal
other
operates, among
plants, a fleec of
plant. In
and
supplies to build¬
addition, it warehouses pnd
a
large- variety
manufacturers. II
also
consumers
other
departments
oi
building materials
roofing and'
operates
''
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CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
per
V.-
reportedly have spurred
year,
194,
1717.
p.
not
only
annual
'•
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PRESENT FINANCING
cus¬
the
;
Warfare—prospects of adv
appear very optimistic..
/
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further
event
In
of
the
the
J.
increases
as,
the .most
.
over
rise
1960.
$3.88 in
The
history.
1960.
the
1960 to
dividend
shares.
On
Eradford
Fusz-Schmelzle
E.
F.
in 1961
Net
other
$3.78
requirements
at
increased
income
hand
the
and
a
was
common
end
oi
larger
-
—V.
Hoit
Hutton
$43,000,000 to $699,000,000, a
$76,000,000, a j8.3%
increase
share
1961
earnings
hecausC
number
of
of
&
declined
from
higher preferred *
outstanding, common
>-'v
details the greatest expansion program in Con Edison
Overall capital expenditures in 1962 are~ estimated at'$347,-'
000,000, some $43,000,000 more than: in 1961.
About $77,Oop;000 of
this, outlay will be a final payment, on three transit, power housesbought from the City of New York in 1959, mosj; of-the-.rest for the
construction of new facilities for the generation,* transmiSsion. and
distribution of electricity. •
%
severally
-
&
'
Leftwich,
Memphis
&
p.
7,500
Co.._i._.
Co.,
,
7,500
.
—
F.
2,000
5,000
400.
Stewart,
Rader,
President
d—
Wilder & Co._^_—r
%. James N. Reddoch & Co.__
7,500
Co.
Inc.—
& Co.,
-
Ross & Crisler__
Securities Co._J_
inc.
.
2,000
Inc.* 2,000
Securities
:';7>'
7'"v '';Shares
7,500
2,000
Mid-South Securities Co.__
7,500
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co.,
.
.
shares
Co.,
Laval Steam Turbine
James
have
company
:
•
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7,500
7,500
7,500
Trulock & Co., Inc.__^___a
2,000
Whitman Securities Co.-L-7,500
Wilder, Hansbrough,
Finch & Co.—_____—15,000
Co.—Proposed New Control-
advised
stockholders
at
their
annual
held April 10 in Trenton, N. J., that the Board of Directors
had approved an agreement to sell all the assets Of the company sub-,
ject to its liabilities.
The purchaser is an' investment group headed
by Lehman Brothers.
The sale will be completed on May 31, 1962,
subject to
ratification of the agreement by the stockholders at a
special meeting to be held early In May.
meeting
report
.
195,
De
program."
7
the respective number of snares
opposite vneh* respective names. The under¬
purchase all shares, if any shares are pur¬
77.
7 ,■::3 7:"/7/'%:/. < :••- •7,7%"V";/.
to
/ ;
Saunders
Lowell
below
named
-■'
committed
Goodbody & Co._a_^
.
-
220,000 shs.
/
set
& Co
Davis, Pearson & Perkins,
■•Inc.
—7
:1
significantv
150,000.
forth
.
revenues
over
underwriters
from the
stock
Bullington-Schas
C.
to finance its huge construction
Operating
6.6%
C.
7
/-
500,000 shs.
.
Inc 87,500
Herman Bensdorf & Co
15,000
6.3%
''
,
par).
-
chased//..:
Forbes, chairman, qpd Charles E. Eble,
president, say; ".
the Commission recognized the imperative need
of the company for earnings high enough to allow it to compete suecessfullly. in the. money market for the large "amounts of new capital
Harland
($2
purchase
common
A.
$2,330,000
$2,330,000:7
%i,7p0,000 /
UNDERWRITERS—The
writers'are
M.
race
company's year.
report,
...
,
stock
7>3.77'/77
NoStrip'expansion plans.—
;%.v '.
electric
/
oi
1961 of Consolidated Edison now being, mailed
stockholders, hails a Public Service Commission au¬
194,000'
thorization of cer-ain
7
note
Debt:
Outstanding
'
Stock:
agreed to
source
Authorized
-
notes:, to
Common
report for
some
Debt:
nine-year
Capital
reduce
regional
location—within
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Net Up
The
6%
•5ya%
subsidiary
more
secure
plant's
Chemical
government
separate
a
The intention
of a major refining company to erect an emulsion
plant In the E'ast, equipped to handle three/million gallons of asphalt.,
.
.
.
Short-Term
plant,
name
tomers,
ditional
company
outstanding
the
necessary
purposes, >
its
finance
Adams
now
from
"Long-Term
'
Denver
costs,
to
retailers
sneet
"7"
by
shift.
new
under
-
City
373
the
freight
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will be used
finance part of the cost of a new 750 seat church
at
to
and beam
ers,
de¬
eight-hour
Bartholomew
March
company
purchased
ad¬
&
notes dated
materials it
the
of
some
of
facilities, four modern
ready-mix concrete
64 ready-mix concrete trucks
equipped with two-way radios, a modern automated brick plant with,
capacity of 53,000 bricks per day, a highly automated cement block'
plant with capacity of 35,640
p.;
uay,
a
ueniite plant with;
capacity of 420 tons of Denlite per day and a prestressed concrete
*
Notes
St.
oi
company
The
35,000 shs.
NoSti'ip Chemical Works, an unincorporated division of Components
of America, will begin operation of its second plant • in Denver
on April
23, 1962, CCA -President Eugene Daniel Powers, announced.
The petro-chemical firm's new- installation located inside the Bureau
of
last
•
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B
195, p, 1423.
tank car and tank truck, in a similar manner
company's Eastern plant in Queens, N. Y. The plant will also
produce cationic asphalt emulsifiers, advanced-new elements.in asphalt,
paving, ingredients. Immediate plant capacity is two tank cars per
of
7
a.
,
Corp.
to
Church
manuiacture
"The
1,218
3,593,
5,000
_
Plymouth-Valiant third
any
-
10
days of March of
mid-10 selling days and *
the
over
matter
sales"
which
in
Posner
Krichmar.. ds
-
foam
and
,
month
;
Memphis, was formed in the';
fall of 1961 under the laws of Tennessee to acquire the assets of the
detergents, softeners, bleach and dye levelling agents/ However, no
predecessor company and to engage 111 the manufacture and sale of
representation can be made by the company as. to when,, or if, funds
will be available for these expansion purposes.
"
' *
:
•\v". a broaa line of building mater.als and in contracting business inci¬
dental thereto. It has since qualnied to ao business in Arkansas and'
The application of latex and foam rubber compounds to- carpets and
%
Mississippi. To facilitate its operaaans, the company leased the land
rugs is a wcnmcal process with wnich uie nialoritv. oi the cumpany's
on
which the predecessor company s manufacturing,
warehouse, shop
customers will require service.
The company will provide highly skilled
and office facilities were locatcci and purchased the predecessor com- ..
technical service through chemists and engineers in its employ..
pany's current assets and most oi its oiher assets, excepting land.?
,.' CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT" TO PRESENT FINANCING "
Tne
company
commenced operations'on Dec. 1, 1961. There are nomaterial differences between l.s operations ana those of the predecessor
Authorized
Outstanding
Common stock
120,000 shs.
' ~ 45,000 shs.'
company.
,
(par $5) class A__
tries
year.
Briggs 'said.
"This
and
latex
carpets
future
"Marchi
and continued their suc-3"
greater
and compounding of various
the manufacturing
.
Briggs,
General Manager,
Chrysler-Plymouth Division,
Corp., reported Chrysler passenger car sales of 29,129 in-
the first quarter
activities to
.
E.
Chrysler
cessive
the'
over
Chrysler Cars Best in Five Years—
for
deliveries
cars
39%,
up
concluding
a
best
car
first
'
Sales of
With
the
the
above
the
period.
.
%, /■ W*. R.' Reisch
rubber compounds for use as backing for
5,000
These types include synthetic, and natural
—V. 194, p. 1505.
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scatter rug compounds; jute adhesives for the lamination of jute to
carpets; scrim adhesives used for laminating various. types of woven
.Denies
(John A.) Sons Co.—Common Offered—Pur¬
paper cord, synthetic
fibers, jute pads and cotton knit, in both the
suant to sari' April . 16/ 1962 prospectus M.: A; Saunders & ■
dry and* wet state, to the back of carpets/.1 he cbmpany 'stiair also ' ••
produce compounds for underlay which is a base coating used when¬
Co., Inc., Memphis, Tenn., offered publicly 200,000 shares
ever
a
second coat is
to be
applied as carpet backing.
It .will also
of this firm's common stock at $10, per share. Net pro¬
produce a high quality latex coating winch will ue Uadd wherever.. a
ceeds: will bemused foD^^ debt repayment.
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second coat is not required.
As of April 11, 1962, the company " has
not received
any pre-production orders nor
has it entered into any
7/ BUSINESS—The predecessor company,
formed
in 1907r had its;
contracts or received any commitments to purchase any of its products. /:
origin in 1859 when John A. Denie commenced the sale of building;
Marketing of the companyls products will be done by its representatives% materials, largely lime and eenuiu, irum an office on Court Square
in
Memphis. The line of bail;-ing materials was adaed to over thecalling upon pr^pective customers in.-the industry.;■*.7%f
• »'
•
years,
and the predecessor company from time to tune entered inio'
The company intends to broaden the base of its operations in the
of
types
line,
trucks
.
.
three
in
occupancy
.
the/
substantially
first
sales
this
trucks
in
of its new
Dalton, Georgia,
assuming
out¬
as
production
increased
strength in
.
effec¬
.>
improvement
cars
-
greater
quarter
157,586
sales
of
rela¬
a
potential,
first
seasonal
corporation's
with
programs
the
in
1961.
results
shareholders.
trucks
compared
the
of
indication
an
long-term
controls
our
and
units,
financial
the
1961 .period. Car and truck
scheduled' at a'^iglier level than
of
While
to
cars
months
same
quarter
months
mobile
of
177,530
the
in
broad
cost
reports
three
first
dollar
in
efficiency,
sales
totaled
shipped
the
company's
previous
World-wide
year
for
improvement
the
manufacturing
less
share
a
^
mV;
■
Stewart
reported
that
the- purchase -price under the agreement
in cash—the equivalent of approximately < $31 per.
outstanding share-^-subject, to adjustmepts for certain changes in thet
net worth between Dec^ 31, 1961 and May 31, 1962. Preliminary calcula¬
was
tions
$11,585,000
Indicate
that
the
substantial: refund .of
sale- of; assets At this i>rice mayr result 'inva
paid' in prior years, the amount of .which*
taxes
Volume 195 \ Number £153
•cannot
the
be
determined at. this,time.For
had sales
company
According, to
-
Mr.
of
$33,810,000
Stewart,
the
the
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
ending Dec, 31,
year
net
a
income-of
continue
tions of the 60 year old
company under a new name,
be adopted as -soom as feasible after
Inc/to
Vii
'..v
i
May
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j.
•
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•;
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opera¬
Common
De Laval Turbine
31,
¥
*•'"%'•>
1962.
^
.ir-
S.l
*
the
KaH
79H
""""7"
*•
for
company
1961
to
to
amounted
v."
.
-.v
82,561,704 against
the
1
shares
the
of
names
be" purchased
to
earnings
:.i.
•
V
•
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v-
.
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rolled sheet capacity of its banc steel plant at
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Capital expenditures .of approximately $7,000,000 are'.projected for 1962.
The use of
oxyg'en in the company's open, hearth furnaces, (introduced
„4ri .1-960)" has confirmed the additional", ingot capacity-and''lower costs
had
anticipated,
Therefore,'• the
i
capacity is adequate for
mediate
quality,
future
will
company's
the..presett.
primary
the.
in
of
areas
cost
dmprpyemeat' and: product divOrsiflcation.—^V. ,195,
Arthurs,
Birr
with
Investment
Evans
>
its
office
home
George
Lewis,
S.
•finance offices;l»-
.Portland,
April 4,
on
195,
1427.
p.
-•*
-v
4,000
engaged primarily
4,000
toilet
&
Co.
4,000
4,000
The
3,000
in
3,000
«
„
\
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1962,
the acquisition
Co.,:/
&
Co.____
Wells
&
$662,871
,
i\y?
its President, * and presently operates two" personal
Spokane; Wash., and one each -in Seattle, Wash', and
the
/-
-
-
"
'I
*
,
Mr.
Levijtt reported ' that this transaction - added substantial receivDiafs-operations, and while he stated that* the acquisition
sizable'; neither the terms nor the amount involved were
disclosed.
Mr.
Lewis
Levitt
further
operations .were
said
being
all-
th&t
equipped
jthis% issue;—V. 195,
retained
the .personnel
of
by
in
quarter
first
and
'to
1961.—V.
the
i/11? I"
/
Diamond
•
filiate—-
National
./
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,
Corp.—Sells
'v:
"
.\
;
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'
Interest
'•
'
'
:
in
~
Jp ^i-oy,per .common snare,
'
193,
thus
to
■;
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:
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i
x
^
Joint
Af^-
nieritatibn-firm,'
William H. Walters, Chairman and President, announced that Dia¬
mond National is plfunning to cohtinue to play a vital role in the dairy
container-field.
•'"
•"
'
it
announced
interest
in
involved
Dairypak
Butler,
Inc.,
National's disposaf bf
at
for
in«Cleveland,
Ohio.
The
hardware
for
Common stock
Sundry
—V.
for
Dairypak's, financial obligations,., including $3
.debt. • /
.v:
V.
■'/
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...
Under
in
million
'
Semiconductor,
long-terra
/
been
nation's
responsible
leading
p.' 1096.
-
.
„
Diamond
for
manufacturers
:
,.
.
.
of
National's
packaging
of
growth'-. asr-oile
in
the'
to
Robert
Dr.
products
major
basic
a
"Addition
National
First
transfer
agent for
tion.—V.195,
Bank. 'New
City
York
389,000 shares of
City,
the
has
Ct
appointed
been
Terms
the corpora--
of
The
corporation has
operation
of
Merchants; National' Bank,. Richmond,
*
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-
.
.
-
Va.—V.
193,
to
firm's/convertible1 subordinated
line
Di-Tran
proceeds will be used
dpht''* nnrr»hh«?f»'nddifinnal
•R P
-P
?
.®.
•
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.
lhg capital.
5^.
"-
.
debentures
'
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.lhCre.ase WOFK.
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electronic
of
leakage
of
shapes
of
doors,
cemented
withstands
which
partitions
under
pressure
tortional
stress
strength and
with
great
rigidity.
After
Chromium-plated locks and hinges,
shipped
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
'
FINANCING
Outstanding
500,000 sh$.
cen ts).
150,000 shs.
$21,500-
—
//
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meeting .held
issuance
which
date
April
April
shares
common
the
of
is
on
April
directors
6
1962.
19,
voted
two-for-one
a
additional
one
share
The
to
basis.
split
This
each
for
certificates
new
the
action
share
held
will
be
30.
the
split.
This
190,
is
equivalent
to
1523.
p.
$.40
••
quarter
per
•■//"///
'-••
the
on
old
\
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'
of
proposed merger of Electrical
Sign,
were
announced
the
J.oseph
and
H. (Pengilly.,
shares
271,765
will receive
outstanding
of
new
purpose.
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'"
each
for
share
of
Great Lakes Power Corp.
-
Canada
be
Los
one
^
share
1962, it
B American
&
Sold
193,
2435.
p.
Privately—
reported that 5,000 shares of
was
had been sold
.
at $28
1966
the
.v*
Pmxy statements, -on; thfi . proposed, merger are to be mailed to share-
Corp.—Acquisition—
>
/This Beverly Hills, Calif,, company announced the acquisition of the
community antenna television system serving Willits and Ft. Bragg,
.
Calif.
/
,
David E.
/were
'
of Mendocino County,
disclosed.
not
*
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Bright, President, said the CATV system
Vision Wire
ot ,Mav -to' vote on the merger., If
approved by Shareholders, it is expected that the merger will become
effective .abdut JUhet l? It is anticipated that when the-merger is
.
Corp.—Preferred
,
Calif.
purchased from
was
Terms of the cash
transaction
//./--//v/'/Y-/ / ///■"": ••// ■,/:'//:
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This biings to 20
the number of CATV systems H & B American has
acauired in an investment of more than $10,500,000 since it entered the
'field in 1960.
H & B also is building a community antenna TV system
--to "serve" Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.
:" -
.holderst-of both companies, about-May l for special shareholders' meet.-
,
17,
Imperial Bank of Commerce.—V.
for
'-/ingsx'to;.W/held-.the,-la-ttetApart.
April
II
gnd/thereafter at lowerr prices.- Beginning
in
price wiii be:$2a per share;- . -.
—.
redemption
Tilden
privately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New York
City.—V. 194, p. 1507.
/;/
.The new' p}eterrpd stock' Will ie redeemablo for: two. years
share
Canadian
this firm's $100 par prior preferred stock
of
created
the
On
Schlff,
stock
held
of
Guardian
of
Lf$-^Partial Redemption—
The corporation has called for redemption on May 15,
1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of its 534%
debenturs
due
May
15,
1£62 at
100%.
Payment will be made at rny branch in
EPCO.
of
common
stock
effective
,
-
the
to
Products Corp.
by Sydney K.
chairman
stock
-
,
equipment
.
Federal
of
W. R. Grace have authorized a 2-for-l
split of the romMay 14, 1962./.The change in the capital structure
split is subject to the approval of the stockholders at the
Annual Meeting to be held on May 10, 1962.
At this meeting a revised
Certificate of Incorporation and
By-Laws will also be presented for
approval.—V. 195, p. 1553.
Signal Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Federal,
of
Directors
•
nion
•to effect this
and
current
.,,
test
Products
a
per
,
number
sheets
steel
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
•
manager.
^
due.
»nH'inerpaw work:
v
small
,.
Gossard Co.—Stock Split Voted—-
shares.-r-V.
^.Stated periods-.until 1971, when one share of the preferred stock would
the'-COmpRny ;tG-rep3y
by
enninmpnt
-
/
.general
prior convertible preferred stock of Federal to
-■
Net
after
'
-stock -on
J), 1962 prospectus Kalman. &. Co/
f 1962, $4,000,000 of this.
fioni: April
1,
V
interest
crued
Noyce,
April
an
•
Federal's new, preferred will have an annual dividend rate of $1.20 per
share,' and will be convertible until June 30, 1963, into Federal common
a share-foivshare basis/ The conversion rate then reduces at
*'*
Doughboy Industries, llic.-r'—Debentures Offered—Pursua"1
N.
of
tljis
p."1792.-
-
the
!
sizes
which,
however,
increase the quarterly dividend from $.3716
by declaring a quarterly dividend
of
$.20
payable June 1,'to stockholders of record May 4, on shares outstanding
a
Electrical
1/1962, 'through
sinking, fund, $50,000 of its..6'/ subordinated -d b?n1,*1978 at 100'/-.
Payment Will b-? made at the First
the
due' May
tures
called for redemption.on, May
the
into
Holders,
Dibrell Brothers,, Inc,-—Partial Redemption—
.;
/'/
factor,
power
Sign &
of
Angeles,
chairman
^
and
is,
company
from
then
standard
customers
/< Directors also •voted to
paid
on
the old shares
the-most
Federal
;
1662..
p.
mailed
not
was
record
on
manufactured by Di-Tran is a tester
instrument for measuring capacitance,
direct reading
the
of
sole
-
stock
common
/
"
,
self-
,
and the components are then
installation as complete units.
GIVING
(par 50
special
a
provides for
#
Fairchild Semiconductor line-of .test instruments will give the
complete line of transis or test equipment on the mar¬
ket," Gordon Ness, ^Fairchild Semiconductor instrumentation marketing
mknageK'statedi—V. 195,': p.'1316,J*
firm
-
Corp.-^Appointment—
-
,
present
195,
,
...
is-
according
r
Dialigfht
.
}
transaction
inductance,
resistance .-of .capaci^brs,,..resistors an4 inductors.
>
the
years.—V.
recent
and
are
product
added
are
indebtedness
(H. W.)
president of Fairchild
the
in
.
dissipation-.factor, or
a
■dairy container division' which will produce a complete line of packaging
for dairy products.
It will apply the same merchandising principles that
have
of
One
which
Diamond National has established
sizes
which
assembly and
194, p. 2117.
At
20,000 sq. ft,
plant devoted to. the manufacture, of electronic test equipment.
The
plant in Los >Angeles 'aiid "its employees will be retained by Fairchild
'•
.
the company's new plans,
involved
cash
and
installation
'
TliA-facility his been assigned to Fairchild Semiconductor Division
becbniei -a/"patttof -its instrumentation department. Di-Tran is
transaction
by Champion Papers, Inc.V of $15-million in cash to
National,. In addition, Champion will assume full responsibility
the
core
porcelain enamel finish.
a
CAPITALIZATION
annual
tne
.
.
bekdqua'rtered/aCilSO? Hindry Avenue .in Los Angeles,
payment
•Diamond
of
several
its
v.
The fabricated sheets
final
for
and" wpt
stock '
50%
.
announced by John Carter,
was
amount
in
of
manufactured
are
into
cubicals
sold
Authorized
was
-disclosed/'..".,'/
«
,
.His-khnoiincbment* followed Diamond
Thfe
Camera.
■
most
them.
request
formed
customers
>
.
V •'
supply
products
provides the
other
and
Fajirchild*? Camerjt and Tnstriim^rit f!cirn.-—A f>r(iiis?tion
Instrument Carp.—Acquisition
isfii,oA Vbf the; assets' of pi-Tran t Corp., a- Los Angeles/ instru-*
;
its
wide
cern
1336.
p.
v. iso, y. iio.
,
of
for
inventory.
The
custom-made units - to
processed honeycomb
corporation's
standing -of '.$93,000,000 .and*ie anfong" the 'ten largest concerns:^special"-
is
metal
of
processing, the components are coated-with enamel in any of
variety .of colors and baked in high temperature ovens for a
bright and durable finish, or, in a few instances, sent to another con¬
share compared with
per
and
pilasters.
a
a
dyiing, the period, .'according to S- Sloan Colt, Chairman. ;
In comparison/the net-asset value on Marcn 31,
1961 was $27,947,865., Adjusted-for the rights offering in July,
1961, and bas d
Dial
been
Higher^—
1962,
Y.%
90%
further
increased froril ^$35,199,307 fo/$35,617,390
of
to
hifve
manufactured
are
produced
company's
cut
are
"1662.
p.
The
w
meeting April-18. -Net assets per share increased ironi $21.28 to $21.54
quite
said
the
during
tb
was
than
structures, including schools, churches,
factories and office buildings.
All of
specifications
be
can
staus^ hospital
products
projects,
products
the
'its -customers' who
;
"1
*
•ables
Its
commercial
government
meet
"therefore,
•also
dressing, room
units.
and
company's
which
T
"
^
'fV'Net-v kssets^tEurofuhcf/
and
shower
institutional
,
share for
per
N.
prefabricated
it commenced production and shipping in May, i960.
produces compartments in "three models, differing slightly
and in price, to meet the varying requirements of
snower
contained
•in
Inc.4-Sales, Earnings Up—
^uroiutbd; Inc.^-Assets
'\f
1
§1.21
or
of
more
since
sales
company
hospitals,
Net earnings amounted to $774,217 or $1.41
.
Brooklyn,
D,
structural, detail
metal
3,000
in
company,-
Ave.
building contractors and sub-contractors to whom it sells, sub¬
stantially all of its products/ The company also produces prefabricated
3,000
3,000
Mullaney,
a' preliminary report; to stockholders, reports sales
for the year ended Feb/28, 1962, were $12,728,122 as against $11,582,566
for 1961. '
'
v T "
by bi.s
Ore.-,*'-
The
.
10014
'.the
Brownell
Grant,
•Irving -J. - Rice; & Co. Inc.
Burton-J. Vincent & Co.—
is //'./;
j • v.v/,:/ /// /
Corp.,
f Ennis Business.. Fojrms,
,
,
of
company
in the manufacture and sale
which have accounted for
compartments,
•total
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Federman, Stonehill & Co.
'1
-
f ; See-'Federal ^fgn'&*'Sigiial
a
in
5,000
Co.„
&
Cormack
Mac
BUSINESS—The
-i_
Lestrange
Inc.-
Co.,
p,&^«ctri6al;::lE^adiiets;>€orp.MPrQfpQsed.'..Herger-->
.
family-owned consumer "finance company,
Kansas City,
Mo
was
organized in 1928 by
Co.,
&
Inc.^-rAppointment-*4-*
scock.-t-V.
*
/Ellis' I.- Lfevjlt,"Chairman^ of Dial Finance?, announced at tlie annual
'company of the assets -of-Lewis'Invcs ment' Co.
//'■'
/
Lewis
Co.5,000
& .■/••
*
.
'/
/meeting of its stockholders held
proceeds, estimated at $223,800, will be used by
for the purchase of a new plant and equip¬
ment, moving expenses, inventories and working capital.
the company
5,000
app6^ied by-Uhe'.corporation- as.*transfer agent and registrar .for the
common
reduction,
<
Blosser
McDowell
an
Net
Shares
*/
' ,
iThe1CommerilaV 'B*ank 'of Nm,th America^ |lew 'yorkr City, has been
making
975.-
p.
April 12, 1962 prospectus, Treibick, Seiden
Forsyth, 63 Wall St., New York City, offered publicly,
68,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share.
and
V'.Dial Finance Co,^Acquisition—
•
steel
Edtt-Trowics;
Capital expenditures for the im¬
be./concentrated
as
to
&
number
Renshaw
Smith/Hague &
tnnn
*
cold
it
are
&
7
Steel Products Corp.—Common Offered—Pur¬
Global
suant
follows:
Straus,
^rinvi?en,''?0^?5ta &
for
'
-
the calendar year 1961 corresponded rather1'
anticipated early in the'year.; The downward '
f-.
•trend -which characterized the latter months of
I960-continued' into the - "
Law aids & Sons_„a 5,000
Kalman & Co./ Inc.__l._J!
5,000 '*
Second quarter of 19.61.
Since .then, thsre has been a steady improve¬
Loewi ■& Co.
:-5,000
ment in business,with the year
ending on a strong'upward trend.
Mason -• Brothers—-u// 5,000
'McCormick
Additions,. and improvements to plants and equipment' during 1931
& Coiiii/ij/ 5,000
totaled $8,429,394, most of w:hich was
—Vf.-195, p. 1806.r,W
'/.
expended for additional auxiliary
facilities designed to give Detroit Steel more effective utilization of the
-
each
the
:
Beat-,'Stearns; &. Co.,1
closely with the pattern
i
and
by
A,-.C, AJlyn & Co.—11, 000
.t"'
stock'/Bache & Co—11*000
common
"
'
-
,
underwriters,
Rodman
H. M. Byllesby & Co:1' (Inc.) 60,000
t
.1,-:'11,000
Net sales-amounted to
§79,706,024 in 1961,-as compared with $88,-^-/Blair &• Co.,/Inc./—ii—v * 8,000
211,227 in 1960, Tne company
shipped 505,881 net tons of steel prodSchwabacher & Co.__—8,000
t-ucts in 1961 versus 557,612 net tons
in 1360:J. r- 'K-/; >/■/. ~ •■••••/>« V
Blunt Ellis. ;<$j/Simmonk../, 5,000
Sales-and
APRIL 10,' 1962
OF
Shares
Q^A
$3,638,720 in I960.' Dnv-ifhfiuft earnings applicable
Per-share
equaled $0.65. in 1961 and $0:90 in I960-,'
in
stock-
common -
AS
Authorized
"..Outstanding
($1 jiar2,000,000 shs.'-"
800,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
•
r
(1923)
g; ' CAPITALIZATION.
T'.-'V
'
Detroit Steel Corp.—Annual
Report-
1
r
the
y,-
■
,
1961,
$1,435,000.
„
will
owners
new
i.
;
The
newly
acquired
in
subscribers
1,000
"when
its
cable
CATV
Willits
is
system
system
currently
will
and
services
195,
p.
approximately
hemes
1.500
serve
completed.—V.
in
Ft
Bragg"
746.
BUSINESS
Hanes Hosiery Mills Co.—-New Seamless Stocking— '
poration 'organized
gaged
/'sale
in
sever
of. formula
/sale
of.
/
......
.
semolina,'and
durum
flour, -for.
-^spaghetti,-"-"macaroni and noodles-,
the
use
.-in ' the
manufacture
wading pools and inflatable toys a-nd
,ming pools,
manufacture
and
the
sale
of
^f
swim-
manufacture.and
the
"Fields'Plastics & Chemicals, Inc.—Appointment
.
/>..
Bankers'iTrus't
bo.-;
-York
New
City,
has
appointed
been
transfer
>.
.*/Trustee's
,an -operating
division. The company also conducts a grain
business, a printing business (which activities service "both
as
of^this!
of
investment
estate
cents
10
share
per
trust, declared
from
>
-'the company and -Others)vf arid engages in/ the ' business .of
-processing ./dividend N is
and^ selling poultry raised by .the-company's feed customers: and others.- :
-.May 4,-1962.' /.//
*
^
'
'■ / ' •• ' *
..The company intends to continue the businesses in which it is now
First Mortgage Investors- also announced that income of the Trust for
engaged." In February, 1962, the company established a finance sub¬
the three months ended1 March 31, 1962 was $153,696 before provision
sidiary to engage in the business of buying/ holding and collecting
for'possible'Federal income tax liability. The Trustees reset the fiscal
.customers notes and other finance paper received by the
company and
year as ending Jan. 31 and announced that an interim report covering
its other subsidiaries in connection with the sale Of their
products.
■operations for the fiscal period ended Jan. 31, 1962 and for the quar¬
CAPITALIZATION; GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
ter ending April-30',; 1962 will be distributed to shareholders with the
-
.
'
,
The
'•«. t
;...
;**
•>
.*
Authorized-•
/'t
"6 Vg.% note due annually to 1975—t
•_
/5-Va %;Conv. sqbor. debs, due 1977_//__r
$2,500,000
•
payable to ba.nks, .due -within 1 ,yr. •
Sundry indebtedness
..5%
,
: :
.
preferred shares
subject
'
.
/ /
.-"
■'
amounts
of
i
($15
Trust's
May.,;//
:::
;,/
v
•
/
March
in
31,
FHA
insured,
VA
or
guaranteed
first
first
parC
pnnooshs.
•
.mortgage construction loans, rand
development loans.
' • / *.,/ ;
($1 par)
to
1,000„000
20,000 shs.
underwriters
the'terms
and
named
conditions
shs,1/^
below,
449.671 shs.-
$1,190,171
.
have
contained
in
./
.
./,/
■;
■
in
in
approved
FHA and
...
respec¬
.Missouri,/ Ohio,
debentures/
Kalman .&
H.
,M.
Co..
Inc
Byllesby
&
Paine,
&
&
Piper,
•
Co.__: 300,000
Webber,- Jackson
Bache
•
H
Curtis^—300,000
O
195,
p.
••Amount
,
Jaffray
1091.
&
Arnhold
S,
Blunt
H.
—V.
-
&
//
.
Hopwood
^
300,000
Hutton
E.
'
;
$2,000,000
Co.
(Inc.)"
W.
Amount
$300,000
Co,—
and
Alabama
and
Colorado.—V;
195,
p.
1316.
Hentz
&
The
Bank
stock
mon
&
Co.„
Model.v Roland
&
'
Co.—-..
A
r
150,000
New
the
has
York
been
"corporation.—V.
appointed
195,
p.
transfer
agent
for
com¬
1552.
Florida Capital Corp.—Acquisition—
'of
150.000
Dynascan/Corp.—Additional Financing Details—Our
-April 16, 1962 issue reported the sale oil April 10 of
,190,000 shares of this firm's outstanding common stock
;
$10 per share through; H. M. Byllesby
Chicago. Additional financing details follow;
.iron
The
corporation
Florida
land
east
•
Inc.,
purchased
Realty, Inc.,. engaged
of
by
Orlando.
Charles
'
49%; of j the. common
in
development
Beach
of
536-acre
a
real
estate
/'. nishing water -and
sewer
tract
of
owns East Orlando Utility
'service for the development.
broker
and
Company,
fur-
;
.
•
-
Purchasing stock
the
the
nation's, leading
provided ail
the
in
$80;000
company
small
loari .in
utility company.—V. 194,
for
business
addition
p.
1054.
to
$118,000,
Florida
Capital, one
companies,
also
previously loaned to
investment
$190,000
•
:
v
'
fine
ma line
and
wear
stores
this
mesh
will re¬
summer.
/.
/
..
•
„.
/
,
/
U.
'
points
1961
in
tons,
//;//.
:;i
total
that
out
were
17%.
down
compared
as
Hanna
i
$9,867,745, equal to $»3.90
with 1960 net income of
was
compared
as
report
/// ;/;/;•
account,
own
1S61
share.
furnaces
million
20.6
foreign
stock,
per
annual
S.
in
with
23.3
shipments
of
Hanna-handled
million
tons
in
v;
Mining
sold
6,526,000
tons
of domestic
before.
iron
in
ore
1961,
as
compared
with
7,517,000
tons
the
and W. A. Marting, President, said,
"Late in the year the corporate realignment, begun three years before,
was
completed with our acquisition of The M. A. Hanna Company's
iron
ore
mining,
shipping and
dock management business.
Hanna
'Mining, which became an independent corporation in 1958. is now
an
integrated company with its own management, sales, engineering,
research, exploration and financial personnel "
Joseph H. Thompson, Chairman,
In
ian
with
connection
740,000
shares
•approxiinatley
after-tax
the
Palm
retail
are
company
$7.07
'
its
and
'*•
Passantino,
look of
daytime
or
in
Mills.
Hosiery
1398.-..
common
or
to
;year
its
stock of Anzac
sheer
dress
of this new seamless stocking is permanently
method of construction, based on a series of
the "texture and method, according to Gordon
features
the
of
of
totaled
For
*
investor,-^nza6"Realty also,
of
Co.,
has
either
Hanes
p.
company's
ore
ore
*
150,000
150,000
Inc./ -:
Simmons
Headed
at
of
of
-
Bleichroeder,
Ellis
■*/
$200,000
The
VA^ mortgage banking institutions in California,
Mississippi,
income
share
per
192,
.
Fleetwood Securities Corp. of America—Appointment
a
to be t"*e most
Hanes perfected seamless
Mining Co.—Net Down—
1960.
.•
■...
'
:>/
of
quality
$10,107,403,
mortgage
Nevada, Georgia, Florida,' Maryland,^ Virginia and. Washington, D. C.
The Trust"has "commitments to acquire additional mortgages in Illinois,
under¬
President
Ilanna
invested
$2,237,175
first
texture
new
lengths.—V.
First Mortgage Investors currently holds over 600 first mortgages from
15
severally
the
loans,
mortgage
at
believed
incorporated
in
the new
Hanes
Sheerloc, including the smodth, looped toe, the reinforced heel, 'Lucida
/clear texture and the dainty picot edge with colors denoting stocking
mortgage investments now total $11,239,377 with present
were
for
Sheerloc will be
booh
Hanes
flattering
the
pair.
a
Hanes'
Net
funds,
$1.75
by
All
:Viv;
$7/812,031- of'First Mortgage Investors'
in
has
suitable
is
runproof
,Hanes,
commitments^ to purchase over $4,000,000 of additional mortgages. On
,
135,506
writing agreement, to purchase from the company the following
tive
The
4,000,000
/ 6,112,587
:
•;.
.n.-s
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
:
dividend payment.in
.
^
Common shares
/
v
4,000,000
-
-
•Notes
'Capital Shares:->.•
:. Outstanding /
$2,230,000
patented stocking,
women's hosiery since
new
patents,, covering
-
•'<
1942,.
It
for
locked
accumulated
advance
in
veiling.
earnings after provision
for possible Federal income tax .liability. The
payable/dri May 18, 1962 to shareholders of record
revolutionary
important
tail
Boston:-based real
an*;initial -cash"rdividend
Tbe
•nylons
..Bepqri/r-*;'■'^'v'I;;:;'
engaged in the manufacture- and sale of electronic and
electromechanical, aids- to aircraft navigation, -and has continued the
S ieerloc,
18
luncheon at the Hotel Pierre by Hanes Hosiery Mills.
press
,
corporation
brokerage
greatest • boom to women's legs since nylor—Hanes
first runless,
seamless stocking—was
previewed
April
,
eg^nt for-the. common stock of the corporation.—V.- 195, p. 1662.
sale of ma;phinery-for heat sea,ling and/labeling containers or-packages /•*'
»
,
f
made from plastic
or
synthetic sheeting, and related equipment. On
First Mortgage. Investors—Initial Dividend—Quarterly
Sept. 18, 1961, the company, acquired the business of Televiso Corp., a
•business
The
,
net
of
the
M.
profit
for
income
of
the
realignment.,
corporate
A.
Hanna
stock
for
a
Hanna Mining sold
gross realization
of
taxes, on which Hanna Mining made
$1,912,000.
This profit was not included in
$23,000,000
after
year.
"
approximately $20,000,000 was used to purchase
in Iron Ore Company of Canada, contracts
"and
other
items
relating to the mining nnd shipping management
business, and other miscellaneous assets. The balance of the $3 000 000
was
added to working capita]
to provide funds for the purchase of
"100,000 shares of the additonal issue of Iron Ore Company of Canada
Of
M.
A.
stock
the
$23,000,000,
Hanna's
on
Feb.
holdings
1,
1962.—V.
194,
p.
2225.
8
A;
-
total
Angeles.
^
Z Hofman
On
'
2225.
184, p.
'
•
El
share
Net proceeds, esti¬
expansion, the pur¬
debt, and working
City.
$238,000, will be used for
of inventory, repayment of
at
mated
chase
capital.
the
laws
the
under
(10c
stock
194,
'
'
EFFECT
tial
Net,Up—.
corporation
and hydraulic hoses.
Cable
Grip,
is
•
-
ilo»t:
head
$56,264,982
V/194,
•
.V
earnings: of the
Federal income
at
and
one
.
monthsr ended March '31,* 1962,
three
for' the
income
.
amcurited
taxes
to
$114,114,982
•
before"
with
compared
rr
J
Jj'i"
A
T
.underwriters
-n'
t
See McCrory Corp., this issue.—V,
r\
m
i
The .'underwriters yarned
»—•
below >harve severally
*
stocky set f or to; opposite; their
common-
"names below.:
194, P-
1278.
•
,
this firm'sycommon
stock5 at '$3
.
per
riiarBr Net proceeds, estimated at $237,000, will be used
■*.
*
-*x_
**
i*urA
-f'
*• -
-
^
#»
•
^
•.
1;
/
-py» - thfi ,.CPmpany"F rfQr„-".expans.lQn, :7.d0bt?., repayment >and
t
r^^^wprking capital.*
-'VfehareaV'
products
of
Ltd.
entire
to our line
company's
companies
both
200,000
& Co.,
v..
%
1—■•_— \ 4.00Q
,
Inc.
Bateman, Eichler &. Co
1650.
p.
£_—_—.—
Simonds
Baker,
are
Metropolitan
Trodina
.
•
--
H. Blair &
'
Inc.
Securities
Daiwa
for
multitude of situations, both military
a
stem
v
*ros.^ upyce.—--
of
the
100%,
for
redemption
fund,
sinking
at
1964
called
has
company
$15,000
on
of
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.>_
E. I. Hagen & .Co.,-Inc,x%
made
at
L.
-
been
added
the
to
IFI
.•
■>
board,
E.
George
Chair¬
Moore,
«ffikhV;'
,
..
_
.
.
.
:—v.-194,-.p. .2443.
■
,
Steel Price
Corp.,-this issue.—V.
195,
1808:
'
-
,
,
,
.
storage,
inff pvnpncps
nig expeiibeb.
market
nationally this fali, an electronic Command Retrieval
System
(CRIS),
marking a new
approach
to
search,
retrieval and reproduction of data.—V. 195, p. 114.
.•
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BUSINESS—The
Gas
Co.—Units
Offered—On
April 17,
1962, White, Weld & Co. Inc., New York City, as man¬
underwriting group, announced the offering,'
in units, of $3,400,000 of 5%% subordinated debentures
due 1987 and 68,000 shares of the
company's common
stock/ Each unit, consisting of one debenture
($50 prin¬
cipal amount), and one share of common stock, was
priced at $61.50. The debentures and common stock will
be
addition,
the
y holders of its common 3tock of record April
63,853
each
additional
the
on
ten
shares, at the subscription
expire May 2, 1962.
will
White,
Weld
subscribed
&
Co.,
will
be
used
part
balance
of
of
and
program,
Inc.
portion of the
PROCEEDS—Net
of
shares
common
the
for
REDEMPTION
proceeds
to
the
retire
from
bank
company's
proceeds
an
stock
common
increase
the
loans
1961
will
in
of
$16
will
A.
company,
of
sale
of
the
obtained
and
1962
debentures
Idaho,
communlties located primarily in the
southern Idaho. At the end of
mately
31,000
were
Industrial.
Paso
units
which
are
1962
gas
Natural Gas
Co.
by
will
the
un¬
the
is
at
Snake
is
company-, of
734.. Seventeenth
St.,
the
franchise
Denver,
1950," Mr.. T.uohy said,
every
year-
"LILCO's. per share
< 19521
except1 one
and
its
earnings
present
have
earnings
ard
was
revenue
-.
are
$47
only
was
million.
On
the
of
basis
present
only
w states
12 electric and gas combinatiori. -compariies
'larger** than Lona ..IslandLighting:' :Co.M
...
^ Ttt^.
teJ „
1'
revenue,
the
in
there
-United
,
.
^
,
.
of
Wilson Associates, Inc., and
i;
cent per pound
on
all clay
the only asset of the company %
July
Minister
11,
of
1955,
Lands
Forests,
of
lot
is
about
This
gas
Valley
of
used
approxi¬
gas
and
purchased
in
uses.
,
clay
by
made
39%
from
du11'i"8 tbe lasJ.tw°.weeks in March these earnings do not reflect the
dllu*lon fi;om fthe additional shares. We must also remember that the
by assignment of
the Queen, represented
owner
from her Majesty
and
Mr. Tuohy reported, "We earned 83 cents a share for the first
quarter , of 1962, and for the 12 months ending March 31. 1962, the
earnings are $2.36. Since the sale of new common stock took place
one
the
Province
of
quarter is usually a very good one for us," he said.
'
British
certain
property in Kisameet Bay for clay Following the practice of past years at shareowners' meetings, Mr.
by the lease is Block A
Lot
Tuohy discussed the company's estimate of 1962 earnings. He said,
1552, Range 2, Coast District on the north shore of Kisameet Bay, i
"We expect in 1962 to absorb the dilution of earnings resulting from
a small bay
on the west side of King Island at the southern tip.
The •' the recent sale of 421,472 shares of common 'stock and still make
the
natural
of
increased
-
..
of
expenses
royalty
agreement is
Therapeutics/"Ltd. is presently, the
dated
her
overhead
or
addition,
This
28
years
The
miles
on
ground
covered
southwest
of
Ocean
Palls,
miles
Namu, or roughly 280 miles northwest of Vancouver.
River
.
•
Columbia, for 21
digging purposes.
op¬
for
and
lease
by
cases.
distributes
company
common
reedemable
100% ;
.
®-Kt4
/v. VSince
wholly,
in
pay
delivered.
programs.
1961, the company was serving
required
-
War¬
construction
customers. Operating revenues from the sale
approximately 33% residential, 28% commercial
Natural
to
temporary finan¬
construction
<
share—an eight . cent increase >over
cents .per shar^ in-interest, charged
the
Kisameet
and
-
p60" Qfisettipg.a reduction,of, 1.3
'
,
.
a
owned
by Wilson Associates,
Inc.
The
franchise* :
e." ',
further provides that • Wilson- Assdciates, Inc. will arrange
Speaking -of XILOOs^ growth- and the investment required to keep
mining and transportation ot\ the clay and delivery thereof "- u?„'with that growth, he said.
We estimate that about $-<0 million
to the company at such places as may be designated by the
company,fPeni °" c®nostruf^0n f,or S facilitiesun the irext five years.
and
that
the
company
will pay the actual costs incurred in the
We shall ^spend $58 million in 1962 about $20 million moie than
mining and transportation of the clay without any- allowance for v
ast y®ar"
•
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for
a
for
applied to the
working capital.
Boise,
share
underwrite
•
-
,
in i?ei.
2fHe ^repQrte4 /earnings .of: $2:26
.
offering.
tional redemption prices
ranging from 105%% to
.sinking fund at par, plus accrued interest in both
BUSINESS—The
per
,
.
company was granted an exclusive,
franchise to market and distribute clay, and play/products-from a lease
held by Kisameet Therapeutics, Ltd,, a 'British Columbian, corporation,
administrative
it
be
FEATURES—The
offering
is
..
•
agreement
13, the right to subscribe
basis of one new share
rate
that
announced
ccmpany
;
Z"*
,
separately transferable until July 24, 1962.
RIGHTS—In
j
.
.
";V»
almost double those in 1950. Cash dividends have increased eight times
incorporated under the laws of the State of Colorado on Jan. 23,• 1962, •
-and on. May J will be .double the. initial quarterly rate." Mr. Tuohy
with an authorized capital of 499,000 shares of 50 .cents par value. « pointed
out that at;. $161 million,
LILCO's
1961
revenue
was
the
common stock.
Fifty thousand shares .have been issued, ten thousand - largest ever realized by the company." The increase of more than $15
to
officers and directors in consideration
of
services rendered,
and
million over the prior-'yeftr was also- trie largest- im the company's
forty thousand to Wilson Associates,, Inc., a. oompany. which is unders -:history. ."Percentage-wite,, this represents
about .the same increase
common control with the company.
These shares were.issued in partial
experienced for the ,past, five years," the President said.
/
consideration
for
an
.agreement
between
the
company .and.; Wilson," v "It is difficult," Mr. Tuphy stated, "to realize.that in 1950 LILCO's
Associates, Inc. under, which Jhe
ager of an
SUBSCRIPTION
.
stpck pl;the.,company.—-V..-195, p.,.1808.>
*V'«
accomplishments,
>
v
.
common
T
j: 2 ;'f: ■ '
ailhual
meeting on April 17 that management was pleased with the company s
.%■
,
/
-v
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>The .Chase. ManlVattari' Barik ihas been appointed transfer agent for
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Via T'%;
—
Information
Intermountain
-Livingstoh Oil Ce.w Appointment—"
"...
p.
.7 .,.rr7
,
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•('••;•%% %> *,.
/.
'* v:
Mr*?-#
21/1962 offering .circular^ Birkenmayer
::Dehver7 and associates-offered :publicly;: 190,500-shares
dfn
i1
of this firms .common stock-at $2 per share.
f
'
%
—
_____
.
...
v
^
Net proceeds ,wilf he Xisedl by -the.% company for'. the
repayment of debt," testing:- and - research" of a cosmetic
clay, advertising, purchase of clay: and general operat-
will
•.
pNDERWRITERS-r-The underwriters named below have severally
10,000
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the under'16,000;11 C^WTitihg' agreeinetft,3 "to, :piirehase fro'm> XithQid ;the.:Tespe(riive; numbef
3,500
of "shares-of cdmiridri -stock Set" fof th-lrippdsUf 'their' names; - f
' ! ' •
March
.
Corporation of Washington, D. C„ in which
IFI
previously held 65%
ownership, will be operated as a whollyowned IFI subsidiary, Mr. Moore said.
The subsidiary has developed,
lV
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•
,
,
the
Retrieval
>
.
15, i982i_i * Ji' %
4,004.50
"stindirvnhdebteane^VV
-v.
;
-
.
King Island Cosmetic Co. ^ Common bffered
V
announced.
Information
.
'3,000^
Blosser &
;
McDowell
v s" Sutro. ds
: Wm,: H. Tegtmeyer & Co. "
3,00d
-.
Stone,& Youngberg^-ix^
Straus,
■
Laughlin Steel Corp^Rescinds
•"
*
Increase—
for
have
.
,
See United States Steel
directors
...
i^jOOOc
-
.Jones ■&
■
the
Industry, specialists in information processing, has
acquired full ownership of Information Retrieval Corporation and three
,.
.
Information for Industry, Inc.—Acquisition—
Information
,
5,000^ iiViUiSj] Kenny.& Ayres, >
,%4'V'XV;. i':% Godfteyr;Hai^jRoya^ayloi,^:Co:^'»18,500
2,00Q
"
Inc.
2,500 ' ';
Davis, Pe.afson^& "Perkins, ,Ipc,
>5,000
;18,000,
Dean Witter & Co,%—190,000
* f,
Preiss, Cinder A; Hoffman,Tnc.'__,-____
*
*7500'
Inc.—x
10,000
rWyllie and Thornhill, Inc.
2,000
%
%
Ruffer Ballan & Co., Inc..
%i—
•—-Z*'»
3*000
E. F. Hutton & Co..lnc.-^,% 15,000;.
yftmaichi
Securities
Co.
% v ^
>
Jed L. Harpburg Co
x-—21 ^
3000
—V. 195, p. 1808. % : V
' ; %
;
oft New York; Ihc.%xi4-% ' 5,000 %
% % 4 ^yuibtkv&^ Co;;'' Irm; Z2-.222—-2»2_I2_Z2~2 * ; 3^000
May 1, 1962, through
5%
debentures
due
payment will be
Indiana National Bank, Indianapolis.—V. 193, p. 1337,
•
Hayden, Stone «Ss»Co.,Ipc,:
Its
Immediate
•
—
■:*Co.2,OOP::■'wajston-&;cq.,':.v40,0qp;^*1^,i" 'st■' .c-rx■''shariea -11''
Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.—Partial Redemption—
1,
•
-
t<5,
Hooker & Fay,
The
•
%wv* .6%-bank riote ahe'Dic.
StewarteEubgnks-Meyerson.
.
-
3,000
-
(Inc.)
x—1—'
Freehling, Meyerhoff & '"
permitting him to move about freely in performing other necessary
Dr. Nicholas A. Begovich, Hughes Vice-President, said.—V. 189,
operation
•
.
5,000
Inc.
is designed
.„
Co.,
»
First California Co.
a
,
®
..«,nd «9»e °f
Compos-O-LWs two-sefvioe bureaus arfe located at 318 Cleveland Ave.,
^Highland
%
.Robinson-Humphrey
>%%C6.,. Inc.---_-_L%__%' 6;000
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,.
Inc.——30.000
Divine & Flshman,- Inc.w-4,000
E'ppler, Guerin1 & TUvner,v y • "
leg to reflect the tube's image onto
-
„....
2,000
•
Ltd.
%
transparent mirror posi¬
a
,:
Fitzgerald & Co,,
Cantor,
The
small L-shaped flashlight
a
monocle is
The
operation of service''bureaus -In* Washington,- D. D., and Highland Park,
o nnn
..
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood
20,000
c. Roberts « ^q., Inc.,- ."&.PO0': •>
The
>
' '3,000
& Co._it-
&
-s
n.
>
3,000
Co.__
Bradford
C.
J.
Investing
r-n
6,000
-
BaUm & Co.— % *2,500
Securities, ,Ltd.l_ '
5,000
Bishop
D.
work,"
El
10Q ;Q00; shares % of
v
rnSfhyr?,I54*S,S?^S?^51SE*S'
puichase from the Fund, at St2.50; .per share, tho number of
to
shares of
a
p. 46.
1961
a
tioiial Stock—
W
a principal decision maker to divide his attennumber of tasks. The device can furnish him with com¬
plex visual information from a number of sources simultaneously mean¬
cing
'
„
Japan Fund, Inc.—-Additional Financing Details—Our
April 16,; 1962 -issue imported % the sale on^ April 12
%iitli6id, Inc
Off ered^4-Pursuaht: to aii April
1,250,000 common • shares of this Fund's stock, at $12.50; .13, 1962 prospectus, Godfrey^ Hamilton, Taylor & Go.
per share. Additional financing details follow: !
:«? w -::)J[ne4'>::New Yorle" Gity>, and 'associates ^offered
publicly^
.
end.
mirror set in the short
a
among
stock
-
t
civilian, that require
rants
:
;
,
11/2
"Electrocular
The
Leece»Neyille Co.^Proposed StOck ^plit—
.'
Watsbm Jr., Chairinan^ ote the %Board,^ ' reported.
• Directors of 'I^ece-Nevnje. have proposed an < increase -in the number
? ,th^f months period to $2.04 a share ori s 0f authorized shares .of .capital stockj.^rom >350,000 to 1 million and ft
shares outstanding'at the -end of tne period.
This
523.
the viewing eyepiece.
for
2.82T380
V
.
inches in front of the eye by a tubular L-shaped housing,
The housing contains a miniature cathode ray tube in the long leg of
not
v--~-i./' 2.823^80
'
'
'
'
J
the
natural complement
a
called Electrocular, resembles
monocle
tioned
to
*
•
p." 2552.
A'r.i-
J.
earnings
Federal
S.
diameter,
device,
a
and
,
,
'Ally place'more, shares; of stock in "the hands of: the general public in
hrie with its increasing demands. These demands' have been heightened
$99,176,669 in the' corresponding 1961 period. ". *
;:'
'
%
" % by bontiriued improyed<;«il'es and; •earnings,: plus other favorable financial
Gross
income, for the three months ended March 31,
1962, from,
action taken by the company. —V. 195, p. 1428.
sales, service and rentals in the U. S. amounted ,to ^453,226,278 ccm^ >
V
gi:'n%L'■■■ri'ti '' 1
-W •'
!>>•
;
pared with "$389,062,378,:-iri': the'corf esppn'dihg ' 1961 period,—v.j 195,-..'
* Lerner Stoi es .Corp.—-MfcQrory • Offers .to. Buy . AddiNet
electronic-optical viewing device, word comfortably
providing the viewer with a picture appearing up to
was demonstrated by scientists of Hughes Air¬
and
craft of Fullerton. Calif.
man,
150.000 shs.
of
U.
featherweight
the
eight feet in
April
FINANCING
cenU pa,')——"'.'0.000 sh.s.
QuarterlypSe:;::."""""""
—
.
Marqh 31, >4962, net
after estimated U.> Si
George K.
while
the
At
2-for-l stock split'
' ■
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y
' v
* *
w
with net: earnings, after>taxes for; the corresponding 1961'% ► >■■■/.'* -?■
$48,826,669, equivalent to $1.78 a share on the 27,478,37-7
'
A special meeting of stockholders has been called for April 26 to vote
shares outstanding March 31,1961^ adjusted -fori the - 50%/
stock split'*
,on the. proposal., On-.April.,5, 250i372*shares weteputstanding.
-' effected May 5, 1961. w
H
•
1
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1
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According';to President.P.* H;; Neville, "the ptepos'ed split will eVeritu-
period
Hughes -Aircraft Co.—r-New Optical Viewing Device—
and
possible
declared,-Mr. Hubbell,
which
upon
of
V tion
its
Play.
the
of
compares
ment
each
Corp.
-
,
ended
months
were
taxes,_ Thomas
^ orf etoUiy^
the 27,578,943
305,000 shs.
welcomeacquisition for us,"
.a
Kellems
The
electrical
the L
fec'onomic- evaluation
■
be
.
Lemon & Co.
Machines
,
the -three
For
Outstanding
and
Business
International
p.
1,000,000 shs.
gripping devices is .baked, is
wiring devices,". The
distributed internationally.—V. 187,
v
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
3,850 %
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Mar tin...Investment Co—?>.v. 1,200 . v- Vi? ■<&•* r. i-v* T% • "
:1 rv 'Atehrlriwkrt'
•,
will
exploiting.markets .^4 the, cl^y ariiong existing.cosmetic.- manufacturers
" :Unit's;^.fri'the'Ltoited StatriMndforeign countries,, No attempt by ihe company
>. "1,900 • -^111 be'made initially to manufacture a cosmetic product: ••
.
,
and
«
Hubbell, Inc.—Acquisition Agreement—
"This Will be
"because
The
-
efforts
initial
uses
,
agree-
cl.•
respective field. Harvey Hubbell, Inc. produces a complete
wiring devices for commercial, industrial and residenwhile The Kellems Co. is a producer of wire mesh gripping
use,
with
■
its
or
• .»* %
possible
its
,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
par)
,*devices lor cable, conduit
A
•
" Johnston,
1,40©
1,600
•
.
severally
' % "
,
that
"for
electrical
of
;on
have
...
proposes
clay
«. *
->•
»
the
present.time, no-assurance can,be given that the. clay will be found
to haveproperties which would be of use in the cosmetic field or that
would make .the acquisiton of this clay by the company economically
feasible.
If it is determined • that the clay can be used for cosmetic
purposes, the company proposes te expend its assets in developing and
the company the follow-
'
in its
line
line
769,829 shs.
- -
usesrin "cosmetics
••
%
v,
below
named
to purchase from
,
-
------
1,000,000 shs.
in
expended In testing the clay to determine its properties,
-
-
.
arid
products
- *
% v i"
"
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Y.,
acquire The Kellems Co,, Inc., of Stonington, Conn.
%
Both companies are well-known New England
firms
; of
underwriters
relating to the units,
jn. cOsmetUf
'N':"
becahiri interested
»'T)RkGSldC Inulistries,:Inpv-^AppointlHG.ntr-—
Harvey Hubbell, President and Chairman of this Bridgeport, Conn.,
firm, announced that the company had entered into an agreement to
•
-•
public
The- company
-
-■
%
Receptee! by the
-
Inc. %—/1.90O
^ Pacific
Northwest Co.^—
1,400
'
/
%
,
■
<
^
"
Caldwell, Phillips;1,40© % yPaine,' Webberr Jackson <fc ' *
- ^*"'» Wir
Ka'f" 1"
)"
';
Crowell, Weedon &
1,400 * * «■ Curtis
3,850V",;
t v„•
.
Cruttenden, -Podesta& % r •' •'
;,Schwabacher Sa. Co.4^—:.--n >2,300.. 1" I.^icstj^tibnal;'ci'%:;B^n^^•hjas,\been.:app6intedA4^
agent ifor thb
Miller
—i—i—1,600Smith, -Polian
i. -1,400 ♦,» common
1311.'
1
%
Daly & Coi, Inc;.—2 4;900 ' Stone .&.Webstef Securities %>%
.'v
^
•>*^,>•%.J ^
. 4".#^ .•
Davis,
skaggs,&.co.^— -.1,400
Hamershlag, .Eorg & j?o.— '1,200
. Walston- & Co.,
Inc.>,. 2,300..
;
...
£ ?
v,
..;
»• .
t
j. A. Hogle & Co'._L—- %i;900 '
Watlirig, LefCheri & Cb.%I-- T,9O0 '
5
* 2tr V"
" '
' '
1So2rt
E. F. Hutton & CO., Inc.—
2,300
Dean Witter & Co,*.—3,850 >
^et sales, and other .operating income....-...,; $6,810,393 $6;290,244
—V. 195, p. 1204.
'
Woodard-Elwood & Co.—— - 1,400
Jnc.0,.ne before Federal income taxes—l
•_% . 1,233,820
1,148,747
V
•
income
.
% 580,194 .
•
543.054
2551.
p.
(Harvey)
leader
$1 >—-—
(par
not possible" te'statfe the' e'Xtent "to 'Which' these '.pteducts'We're sold
.
. ,
.^
,
White, Weld & Co., Inc.-— 15,700
the
of
Authorized
,
$17,542,000
3,160,000
,
3,000,000
r
■
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co,—
Bateman,/ Eichler to Co^
Bronx,
N.
Bronx,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
^
jiue.Juiy-
JJnits
operates
and
owns
in
stores
Road,
Plains
White
company
Common
—V.
loan„
Co.
"
New York.
three retail department or "dis¬
devoted principally to the sale
of bicycles, electric trains, toys, electrical household appliances, juve¬
nile furniture,
and similar consumer goods, and acts as a licensed
agent for Lionel and A. C. Gilbert electric trains. Although the com¬
pany
has had little experience in leased departments in retail dis¬
count stores, it is management's opinion that there will be an expan¬
sion in operations for the "one-stop" store unit and that, of necessity,
there
will be
a
trend
toward new
leased-departments in such dis¬
count retail stores—not alone in the company's primary product line
of appliances and mechanical toys, but in all categories of commodities.
The
count"
Gas
interim notes,
ing respective numbers of units:
1960 in order to acquire and operate
two predecessor partnerships,
Parkway
of
business
and
2717-25
at
$18,9^,W0 v
3,-160,000
*
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
ment
predecessors transferred
Oct. 1, 1960. Parkway
Center
had
been
in
the retail business since
1945 and
since 1947. The principal offices of the company are located
Honig's
Natural
subordinate
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
juvenile Center and Honig's Cycle Service. The
their assets and business to the company on
Juvenile
a
>
.
-
1962
Common stock
3,
June
on
incorporated
was
company
York
New
of
assets
the
"
s
BUSINESS—The
State
%
due*- 1982—~
debentures
SotS imw'to
Richard Bruce & Co., Inc., and Reuben
through
& Co., Inc., New York
T-„
•-
•
'
.
bonds
31,
& Co., New York
Honig's-Parkway, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant
an April
4, 1962 offering circular, 100,000 shares of
this firm's common stock were offered publicly at $3 per
Rose
\
•
•
;,
Paso
6%
*
to
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
trade-name,*;'Dermavi,t,e>" for use .op burns,•/sprains and vin beauty
packs. These products were sold commercially principally in the Van-
•
If Jub0Jdi^aKe debentures 1987-^—. -8,400,000.due; 1S84*;.^800.0^5:%^- 3,400,000
J.800,000.
sub, debentures due
of this firm's
privately through Myron A. Lomasney
City.—V. 195, p. 1664.
.
' ;voouver area, but-somfe use of the products was khbWn tp have been
' made in other areak1 of. Canada ahd .the United States.
Records of
g r"this teompany-are not available to "the company and it is therefore
TO PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
5/4%
17, 1962, it was reported that 35,000 shares
outstanding common shares had been sold
April
•
.
mortgage
subordinate
6 /o
Stock Offering
Laboratories Inc.—Secondary
■
.
t
First
(111.)—To Redeem Bonds
The company has called for redemption on May 7,
1962, all of iits
outstanding 4Va%
first mortgage series B bonds, due May 1, 1971
at
103 y» %Payment will be made at the Mercantile - Trust. Co.,
Louis.—V.
1961, the,company had
net income of 188,880,
Pec. .31,
and
of' $9,153,826,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Harrisonville Telephone Co.
St.
ended
year
revenues
operating
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
Calif., missile, engineering and space construction
subsidiary of Universal American Corp., has reported record revenues
and earnings for the first quarter of
1962.
Revenues for the
three months ended Mar. 31 totaled $40,508,366
and not income $774,177 or 37 cents a share, compared with revenues
of $15,923,168 and net income of $286,735 or 14 cents a-share on an
adjusted basis for the corresponding period in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1209.
Los
the
REVENUES—For
Net Sets Record—
Hardeman, Inc.—Quarterly
(Paul)
This
■
v
(1924)
has
them
limited
been
for
'known
to
Indians
for
north
years
and
medicinal
purposes.
Prior owners of the clay have
exploit- the clay commercially for medicinal 2
Canamin, Ltd., -formerly known - as Ray-Vite Lab-r
oratories, Ltd,, a prior owner, of the lease, sold the clay in a water
perparation under, the trade-name, "Absorvite," to be taken internally
for
stomach
P-• 1428.-.
■ was
attempts .to
Canadian
'some improvement on the 1961 earnings. Our estimate is that we shall
end up with-- earnings per-share in the vicinity of $2.35."—V. 196,
of
^ r ;
many
ailments.
It
was
also
sold
in
jars
as
a
mud
under
V
the
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;:
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1
LoWell^' Toy ManilfactUringT Corp.—Common. Offered—
-On
Anril
17
1 Qfi9;
H
M
Friimlrpq
&■
Pn
Rntrhkpr
anH
'
7
vnIi' ^1,1 1"' S
f
%,E3ton-..&->Go., Now* York City, offered pubiicly, 120,000
p
m
shares of this firm's
i
common
stock
at
$5
per
share.
Of
;
*
Volume
195
Number 6153
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
(1925)
the
total, 100,000 shares were sold by the company and
20,000 by certain stockholders.
'I'/■ '!'
!
r
.
/ Net proceeds to ; the
the
BUSINESS—The
,
Toy
of
company
York on Feb.
New
Corp.
Its executive
incorporated
was
16,
1949
sales
and
offices
The
The
into
other
its
and
of
subsidiaries
•
line
a
television
of
toy
industry.
the
of
areas
engaged in the manufacture
with a major emphasis keyed
company
plans to expand;
industry
toy
in
line
with
management's
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT
stock
(50
cents
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
securities
chase
sell
the
and
set
severally,
forth
commitment
if
any
tions
purchase
taken.
therein
all
The
obligations
as
The
of
plans
5V2%
'
^
,
,
u,
1
^
H.
j
_
H.
M.
i
M.
Frtimkes
\
•
&
Co.,
Frumkes
&
f•'
^
Co.
_
^
—
—V.
(&
Net
purchase,
Net
income
(or
loss)
.
Special charges
York
Securities
Net income (or less)—.
.
share
•Per
—
•Per share figures based
of
H.
623,935
$0.87
.
713,555 shares outstanding Dec. 31,
on
operations
President,
Lippin,
the
to
acceptance
into
two
of
attributed
product
new
the
lines
major locations at
sharp
and
1961.
Anderson,
in
increase
the
consolidation
Ind.
and
Lowell;
Mass.
Mr.
Lippin
added
that
progress
has
equipment and
that
been
the
in
March
On
52%
a
stock
Peninsular
in
12,
made
Model
first innovation in the
Lynch
interest
produces
in
annual
forming
generation.
a
Peninsular
in
will
home
and
glass
Corporation
measuring
report
packaging
"44"
industry in
1962,
automotive,
1961
New
York
Securities
Alden
,
&
Co.,
Bache
&
Metal
entertainment
This
Robert
W.
the
is
Products
and
test
purchase
Corp.,
of
and
petroleum
used
industries.—V.
195,
1850.
p.
of
corporation
has
called
for
redemption
its
outstanding 5% cumulative preferred stock
accrued dividends.—-V. 195, p. 1664.
plus
Macco
On
at
31, 1962, all
$100 per share,
&
Walter
&
Courts
M.
Securities
&
F. Eberstadt
Inc
Ripley
debt
estimated
repayment
convertible
$5,147,000
REDEMPTION
stock
common
used
by
FEATURES
at
$11.50
and
sold
sale
most
on
without
builds
chasers
the
lots
In
the
succeed
it
some
leasehold
interests.
develops
improved
subdivisions
construction
residential
Paramount,
but
the
cases
and
some
company
and
sells
Calif.,
improved
also
the
which
ordinarily
as
of
lots.
are
The
houses
the
is
company
a
participant and for
to
pur¬
by
which it
The
manager.
EFFECT TO
secured
purchase
by real
Convertible
Warrants
for
and
estate,
the
notes
6%
due
payable,
to
7%-—
9,760,892
1977—
par)—
common
stock-—
subject
to
—
The
9,760,892
4,000,000
2,500,000 shs.
<
—
underwriters
4,000,000,
-
30,000 wts, /
named
30,000 wts.
below,
have
conditions, to purchase from the company
amount of debentures and
the
number
of
shares
of
stock set forth opposite their respective names.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc;
$2,000,000
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
2,000,000
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.__
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
;
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc..
L
■
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Shields & Co,. Inc
Walston & Co., Inc
Granbery, Marache & Co
1
Lester, Ryons & Co
..
J.
Barth
&
&
Co—T
Co
-
Inc
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc
Sutro
&
&
Co
Co
i
is
offering
Lerner
Inc.
The
in
end
were
More
Lerner
purchase
payment
all
shares
shares
(or
tendered
than
more
share,
per
of
the
net of
90% )
v
shareholders
with
showed
$359,869,465
based
taxes for
that
in
liabilities
assets
were
Capital
on
an
as
dividends,
1961
of
average
5,473,575
with $2.64
compared
common
earnings in
shares
amounted
to
$39,539,408,
p.
Bank
of
1961
by
the
to
purchase
new
bonds
York
from
set
purchase all of the
per
share,
Lynch,
&
&
a
The
Mead
Corporation
has
beer,
underwriters
Mississippi
bonds
if
any
and
its
195,
transfer
named
agent
below
Cullom
associates
petitive sale
4,000
for
the
Co., Inc.—Notes—Common Offered—On April
1962, New York Securities Co., 52 Wall St., New
York City, and associates offered
publicly $5,000,000 of
this firm's 5%% senior notes due April 1, 1977 at 100V2%
and accrued interest from April 1,
shares of its $1 par common
.
1962, and 170,000
stock at $13 per share.
Net proceeds from the financing will be added to the
general funds of the company.
one
Engineering
held, W'. J.
share.
per
Official
independently,
traded
and
Mr.
redemption
Wills
separately
in
stated.
the
in
name
The
the
soft
drink
bottles
company
in
Over-
its
New
England
beverages and
the
years,
to
company's
about
$2V4
annual
million
for
sales
the
volume
has
which
will
year
;V
announced that it
made
the
initial
public
PRICK—'The
daily,
effective
public
at
1
Commonwealth.
offering,
price
of
the
units
York Time, on the
offering price of the underlying tax-exempt bonds
New
p.m.,
Guaranty
Davis
-
&
J.
Co.,
H.
Inc
&
RR.
—
the
under
Revenue
of
the
not
association
an
Trust
under
Fund
the
will
be
income
is
Code
as
corporation for
of
1954
from
Federal
when
received
tax-exempt interest when
as
taxable
treated
tax
a
exempt
as
a
corporation
as
the
income
of
the
State
laws
and
of
of
the
New
20,
1947,
the
P.L.
School
Act
of
733,
as amended, imposing' a- Personal Property
of the City of Pittsburgh and the Penn¬
23, 1949, P.L. 1676, as amended imposing a
Tax
for
the
School
District
of
the
City of
District
May
certificateholder
will
be
considered
the
owner
of
a
pro
rata
1954.
by sale, exchange, redemption
or
payment
sells
100,000
C
the Internal
taxable
which
of the Internal Revenue
Each certificateholder will be considered to have received
his pro rata share of bond interest
when it is received by the Trust
Fund, and each certificateholder will have a taxable event when the
Trust Fund disposes of a bond
(whether
100,000
;
bonds
17,
for
Each
be
his
the
at
maturity)
certificate.
sum
of
his
The
when
or
tax
cost
the
of
a
certificateholder
unit
to
a
redeems
certificateholder
or
will
unit
tax, cost for each of the bond issues held
Therefore as a result of the tax cost reduction re¬
per
the Trust Fund.
quirements of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 relating to amortiza¬
tion of bond premium, under some circumstances a
certificateholder may
realize
announced
1977, inclusive.—V. 195, p. 910,
underlying
Trust Fund is
Code of
200,000
200,000
by both Moody's and
Standard & Poor's. They are secured by new equipment
estimated to cost $7,540,600 and will mature in 15 annual
instalments of $395,000 each on each May 1 from 1963
any
the
portion of the Trust Fund under Section 676(a)
Co.,
A
at
matters
Personal
Property
Philadelphia.
&
rated
redemption
the
for
to
on
tax
sylvania
taxable
gain when his Units
on
income
result
tax
tax
laws
of
does
purposes
New
York
the several States
not
or
ACQUISITION
OF
redeemed for
or
municipal
in
obligations
exemption
other State.
any
vary with
sold
are
equal to his original cost.
The
exemption of
interest
on
are
for
prices of the underlying bonds,
York, 140 Broadway, New
New
for Units evidencing fractional undivided interests
in
Fund, as such, are not taxable under the Pennsylvania Act
1913, P.L. 507, as amended, (commonly referred to as
County Personal Property Tax Act), the Pennsylvania Act of
Tax
Equipment Trust Certificates
Brothers
of
trustee.
STATUS—In
June
the
Schmertz
Hilsman
tendered
the bid
Co.
the Trust
of
&
H. J. Steele & Co
be
may
on
Trust
Certificates
'
severally
certificates, which are non-callable, were refor public sale on April 18 at prices to
yield
from 3.25% for the May 1, 1963 maturity to 4.30% for
the maturities running from May 1, 1974 to
May 1, 1977.
to
received
and
Moxie
tax-exempts, and the current offering is the first to
solely on municipal obligations originating within the
income
June
have
Penington, Colket & Co.
certificates
have
of
York, and
The
under
income
an
for
the
tax
amount
Federal
income
laws
of
respect to the taxation of such obligations.
UNDERLYING
BONDS—The
underwriting
ac¬
count, acting by and through the managing underwriter, acquired taxexempt municipal bonds in the principal amount of $5,000,000 (including
offered
The
quoted
the unit value, based
the
The
Mastan
18,
$17.75
operate
by the Trust Fund will retain its status
distributed to the Certificateholders,
Hutzler, New York City,
they were awarded at com¬
April 17 an issue of $5,925,000 Missouri
Pacific 4% equipment trust
certificates, series Q, on a
bid of 98.2937 for the 4% coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., bid 98.07, also for a 4% coupon.
and
of
the Trust Fund is not an association
Federal income tax
purposes,
$700,000
Cunningham,
185i.
Offered—Salomon
1962,
shares
:;■%:% -0-%;--
current
in
City,
the
Co.
&
Missouri Pacific
5,000
,
five
counsel
in
5,000
4,000
the
relates
purchased.
Shelby
1,450,000
p.
six
opinion of Davis Polk Wardwell Sunderland &
Sponsor (who have relied, insofar as their
of Pennsylvania law, upon the
opinion of
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, Harrisburg, Pa.), under existing law,
6,000
4,000
of
Kiendl,
consolidated
Inc.
—V.
26,
Manufacturing
announced.
now
$500,000
opinion
1429.
p.
are
1,450,000
Brothers
March
United
famous
a
OFFERING
Morgan
Amount
Inc.-$1,800,000
Jackson
Curtis
1961
increase
cents.
for each
total
a
determined
TAX
the
6,000
4,000
be
York
respective principal amounts
The purchasers will be obligated to
Pierce,
Hutzler
6,000
to
compared with $17,372,-
as
appointed
Smith
Webber,
in
128%
a
67%
were
earnings
attributes 1961's encouraging
production capacity and production
record
already
sponsor,
time at
based on
$108,242,975 at the year-end, and current
ratio of 2.74 to 1.
forth below.
new
$1,929,876
Net
-
President,
both
REDEMPTION—Certificates
shares out¬
common
Inc.—Appointment—
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
21
of
1960.
outstanding,
1962.
concentrate
to
Mississippi Power Co.—Additional Financing Details—
Our April 16, 1962 issue reported the sale on
April 13
of $6,000,000 of this firm's 41/2% first
mortgage bonds
due April 1, 1992. Additional financing details follow:
Salomon
6,000
compared
amounted
compared with $14,930,000
as
stock of the corporation.—V. 195,
Fenner
6,000
or
Certificateholders
agreed
1961
in
United
last
30,
Interest
New
of
of
President
been
from
income
common
31,
share
Market.
the
June
specialize
979.
Miss Elliette,
and
Municipal Investment
Haupt & Co.
Both series
sales
outstanding in 1960.
$11,000,000
were
subsidiaries amounted to $18,914,868 in 1961
724,-—V. 195,
has
Pittsburgh
repair
Keystone State.
year
expenditures
The
motor
held by the Fund.
The "First Pennsylvania Series" is the second
Trust Fund series to be
sponsored fcy Ira
1960.
Current
Dec.
interest-bearing obligations of said
1960.
as
Manufacturing
earnings.
traction
tax-exempt portfolio, composed of interest-bearing obli¬
gations of various political sub-divisions and
municipal
authorities of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania or
of
f;
1960.
of 5,430,415
average
Income
in
to
Coils
and
offering of 5,000 units of the "First Pennsylvania Series"
of the Fund at $997.70
per unit.
Each unit represents a 1/5000th fractional
undivided
interest in $5,000,000 principal amount of bonds in the
Stores
'
compared
of preferred
standing during the
an
Report
as
$0.50
365,000
Municipal Investment Trust Fund, First Pennsylvania
Series—Units Offered—On April
17, Ira Haupt & Co.,
Ill Broadway, New York
City, managing underwriter
2.000
Corp. for $38 per share in cash,
earnings after taxes amounted to $12,288,909 in 1961
After
$2.21
Annual
$405,504,091
181,440
2,000
2,000
6,500
Corp.—Annual Report—
With $14,552,645 in
Paine,
8,500
•
Buy
Motor
recorded
three generations.
fountains directly.
rocxeted
purchase offer is being transmitted by mail to all Lerner
The offer expires at 5:00 p.m. on
May 1, 1962.—V. 194,
corporation's
1961
Net
i960
$2,246,691
%
common
are
has
During
2,000
8,000
Corp
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
to
Stores
Report—
1961
Manufacturing & Engineering Corp.,
aluminum
and
steel
fabricators, has been actively engaged in government contract work for
the
Quartermaster,
Marine
Corp.
Navy,
Air
Force
and
Ordinance.
&
Durst,
of
stock
of
$11.75
for
basis
Merrill
4,000
—_<
of
Mos.'
$0.62
sales
per
earnings
April 13, 1962.
companies will
DAILY
Mead
30,000
4,000
Hill Richards & Co.,
Reeves
formal
30,000
8,500
4,000
.
stock
;
■
United
3,500
&
of
supplies
6,500
3,500
Amount
5,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc
Crowell, Weedon <te Co.—
Daniel
2,000
Co._
firm's
shares
lic-ld
859.
Shares
—
McDonald
Co._i._
&
Zilkha
to
been
-
These
was
Both
2335.
p.
severaly
certain
Amount
.
,.
1,500,000 shs.
principal
common
&
in
ending
subsidiary),
105.000
Moxie
6,500
Boyce
Blosser
Wagenseller
At present,
McCrory owns 1,180,820
outstanding Lerner common stock.
The
Outstanding
$24,135
$24,135
($1
UNDERWRITERS
agreed,
contracts—
deb.
sub.
stock
Common
&
Inc.-
White, Weld & Co., Inc.__
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
F. J. Wincklet 'Co—
Corp.—Offers
has
committed.
.
all transfer taxes.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
loans
Co.,
McDowell
8,000
—
Each
.s
"
independent
Motor Coils
common
the-Counter
2,500
3,500
corporation
common
and
company
as
lessee or
acquire the related
of the company's projects are owned
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Construction
&
2,500
Inc
'
Co.—Subsidiary Spin-Off Effective-—-Preferred
payout
Their
Co.——2,000
Straus,
Co.,
& Weeks
195, p.
&
8,000
Stock—
company's present policy is to buy
land which it plans to develop within a short
period of time and not
to buy land for long term holding or other speculative
purposes.
Equipment
&
Co.
Co.,
McCrory
builds
lots
develops
Several
joint ventures in
serves
design
completed houses and
7844 E. Rosecrans Ave.,
on
who
improvements),
of
of
houses.
houses
subleasehold
other
of
company
houses
&
&
Hornblower
share.
company's
principal business
is
residential
real
development, including the acquisition of raw land, site develop¬
(clearing, grading, and construction of streets, sewers, utilities,
houses,
The
Inc
Bros.
date
;
The
—
per
BUSINESS—The
and
Stix
&
Lauro,
the
dends
&
Inc
Stiver
3,500
2,000
Inc.:
now
Manufacturing & Engineering's entire stock,
shares, followed Moxie's decision to redeem
its convertible preferred
stock, which paved the way for the dividend
distribution.
Redemption price was $6 per share, plus cumulated divi¬
2,500
_______________
Hammill
Co.
%
company.
year
Moxie
namely
2,000
Jackson
of
(a
will
are
redeemable at the company's option, commencing April 1,
at prices declining from 106%
to 100%, and at 100%
through
sinking fund,
which
begins in
1966
and
is
designed to retire
three-fourths of the issue by maturity.
drains
&
:
year.
highs
largest
stockholders,
Wills,
2,500
Shearson,
8,000
Hentz
Hirsch
stockholders.
be
will
acquisition.
property
ana
—
into
at
1964,
storm
Co.,
Co
Co
Saunders,
11,000
&
&
Co
Reynolds
Co.—8,000
was
State
Redeemed—
Corp.
6,500
Webber,
Stein
& Co
Marache
the
ment
Masten
Ohio
Writer
Christensen,
Union
Granbery,
They
estate
E.
consecutive
share
per
Moxie
/
2,000
2,500
3,500
—
Dillon,
deal
Garden
372,255
record
the
C.
Stock
This
Co
Corp
2,500
Co
&
Dain' & Co.,
Eastman
&
Peters,
V
:
capital
:
performance to increases in
efficiencies.—V. 195, p. 404.
$600,000
Jackson
Weil, Labouisse,
Curtis
2,000
■
Coffin & Burr
The
proceeds,
DEBENTURES CONVERTIBLE
are
A.
Hurry,
Inc. :
Co.,
1972.
of its
31—
nation's
for
1960
share
Higginson
sixth,
new
the
Sales
600,000
Friedrichs
Paine,
at $10 per share.
debentures
Weeks—
Corp
Howard,
.,
50%
share
remanufacturing
Offered—'
announced the offering of $4,000,000 of
convertible subordinated debentures, due
1977, at par and accrued interest from April 1, 1962.
The underwriters also offered 150,000 common shares
for
&
Webber,
Manley, Bennett &
Co.
&
Dec.
higher than the $1,157,584
of
$152,081 equal 48 cents
set forth below
Shares
6,500
Becker
Building Managerial
with
Coils Manufacturing Co.—Record
Sales, Earns.
the
is
under¬
STOCK
Co.,
$110,000
$2,404,946
per
Moxie
2,500
associates
company
firm
the
severally agreed
the principal
stock
For
<
250,000
Lee
installment
similar
231,039
announced
600,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
—V.
Co,—Debentures—Common
this firm's 6%
PROCEEDS—Net
in
Curtis
A.
G.
&
of
outstanding—
195, p. 115.
and
Realty
18, 1962, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New
York City; Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton, Los Angeles,
the
&
i._—3,500
commitments
M
A
income
over
The
April
and
below have
common
3,500
H.
March
on
forth
White, Weld & Co
6,500
&
stock.
common
Inc.
Electro Products Corp.—Nine
Motor
set
Hornblower
2,000
Inc.
MCA, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred—
The
1,700,000 shs.
agreed to sell to them,
16,000
S
$260,000
a
5,000,000
2,803,750
187,000 shs.
Co.—:
Detroit.
equipment
Baird
Weeks
Harriman
chemical
5,000,000
600,000
.
purchase
Forcite,
total
com¬
by
Co.
Shares
Amount
.
and
Ended
Earnings
Zilkha
Co.__
has
to
has
•
Greiner
sales.
Ralph
.
Hanrahan
aircraft,
5,000,000
—V.
Paine,
Inc
Inc.
Baker,
J.
the
Morse
names.
Co
company,
investments illustrate Monmouth
Capital's policy of investing in
growing
progressive companies that need capital to finance
expansion.
The
Monmouth investments are at an
average rate of 8%.—V. 194,
p. 2444.
Net
underwriters named
.
with
Emil
„
conditions
600,000
750,000
warrants
Co.
Period
1,700,000 shs.
Co.,
provided
under Installment notes due in
Total
5,000,000
investment
four
companies, William A ' Kielmann
investments are the first to be made
Monmouth Capital now has
FINANCING
Shares
the
•
announced
instruments
describe
machine.
Storage
voting
2,300,000 shs.
Co.$1,000,000
&
with
made
business
to
The
%
Monmouth
(subordi¬
Union
Ripley
Bingham,
the
PRESENT
small
funds
has
company
consummated
4,000,000
"
COMMON
'
Berhard
the
of
4,000,000
number of shares of
Inc..
260,124
$0.81
■
note
Outstanding
$16,000,000
:
$0.51
_i—_______
TO
par)
363,811
.
earnings
Dillon,
Harriman
1960
232,737
579,111
._
90%
■
4,000,000
Securities & Co.______
Eberstadt & Co._i
F.
$1.14
.■
The
stock,
common
Amount
811,848
.
♦Per share.;.
of
J.
in
announced.
Monmouth.
NOTES
$23,561,782 $25,989,077
operations
on
the
opposite their respective
New
:
EFFECT
the company has
and
amounts of notes and
1961
_____
shares
N.
$510,000
President,
under
$19,500,000
writing agreement,
to
Subs.)—-Annual Report—
sales
187,000
through 1972
senior notes, due in equal annual
Eastman
Lynch Corp.
GIVING
10,000
Year Ended Dec. 31—
York corporation
approximately
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
77,000
33,000
Batchker, Eaton & Co.
Philips, Rosen, Appel & Walden___,—_
195, p. 9.
New
a
Capital Corp.—Investments—
Freehold,
mitted
company.
nated), due 1968 to 1979
Common stock ($1 par)
Class B common stock ($1
Shares
____
own
through -1977—:
*
twenty year certificates
6%
the managing.
is
Monmouth
This
instalments of $500,000 per year from
provides
that
the
to certain condi¬
subject
are
the
the
1968
Underwriter;
*
of
of
Bank loans
1963
stock,
common
in
makes
also
Commercial paper 3 lA % to 3 % % —i—^.
5 Va % senior notes, due in
equal annual
instalments of $500,000 per year from
agreed to pur¬
have agreed to
of
agreement
underwriters
forth;
shares
120,000
underwriting
the
set
the
of
and
on
is engaged
company
Authorized
the selling
respective number of shares of common
underwriting agreement contains a firm
the
below.
to
are
several
and
company
i them,
to
stock
severally
stockholders
collateral
CAPITALIZATION
:
300,000 shs.
have
liens
Subsequent to the sale
Properties, Inc. will
Master
Outstanding
750,00 shs.
__
underwriters
by
Y.,
The
by first or second mort¬
chattels, assignments of contracts
under its present name.
pany.
FINANCING
Authorized
N.
secured
reincorporated in Delaware in
All its stock is presently owned
by Master
Properties, Inc., a New York corporation, which is
primarily owned by
Mr. Nathan Schulman and members of his
family, parents of the com¬
facilities
the
other
and
years
The company was organized in 1923 as
name
of The Mastan
Co., Inc., and
1962
for. product diversification.
Common
various
three
to
up
the
are
games
However,
of
real estate
■
company
assembly
the
terms
provides working funds to clients
by advances made on a revolving basis against the recurity of current
trade accounts receivable,
inventory held for sale and other assets.
%
presently has four wholly-owned subsidiaries: Wilson
Summit Development Corp.; Dlnkwell Corp.; Borden Prop¬
Corp.;
erties, Inc.
to
:
company
Toy
and
and
on
and
under the laws of the
the. name of Photocraft
manufacturing
York 56, N. Y.
located at 1074 Brook Ave., Ne\y
arc
under
for
gages
company,
of 350 Fifth Avenue,
industrial finance.
company,
business of commercial and
loans
estimated at $417,000,
will be used for the purchase of additional
equipment,
expansion of designing department, increased advertising and working capitals
\
i
u
f
State
BUSINESS—The
■v.
,
9
in certain cases contracts for
'
the purchase of bonds on a "when-issued"
and deposited such bonds in the Trust Fund at values based on
basis)
the
on
cost
the
writing
Fund
thereof
date
of
to
by
the
deposit
account).
Standard
&
managing
proving
(i)
that
underwriter,
obligations for
no
bond
Trust
less
Fund
dealers'
Such bonds
be
(i.e., the Blue List
discounts allowed
offering prices
to
the
under¬
were
approved for deposit in the Trust
Poor's Corp.
Under its agreement with the
Standard & Poor's agreed to consider, in ap¬
deposit,
approved
the
following
unless
It
factors,
carries
rating by Standard & Poor's Corp. of "BBB" and
a
among
minimum
others;
quality
(ii) that the offering
other
to
•
.
','■■■
j
Bache
Inc.
14.50
Co
&
Hemphill,
Butcher
8.00
—
Noyes & Co.——
& Sherrerd
7.50
4.00
4.00
Co
Moore, Jueunuru oo djulh—
Leonard & Lynch—
Straus, Blosser 8c McDowell
R. James Foster & Co., Inc.
Boenning
Tilney
&
Suplee,
&
Inc.
Co.
Mosley
*
V.
The
this
of
months
three
,>i
—-
Inc.
Federal
- share,
-on
standing at Feb^28,
,195, p. ;220.
•
for
year,
Meeting
issue
City, has been appointed
million 4%% sinking fund de¬
York
New
of
$35
1992.—V. 195, p. 1596.
due March 15,
the corporation,
bentures of
Corp.
Chemical
&
Net Up 20%
—
Increases
holders
in
profits
net
and
months
three
first
annual
the
at
of
April
18
meeting
profit
shares
000
sales
the
in
similar
first quarter of 1961.
in the 1962 quarter
for the
totaled
$187,489,000
period
of
$169,796,Brass Co.,
versus
Results for Bridgeport
1961, are included in both periods.—
1961.
merged with National on June 30,
V. 195, p. 1210.
Boiler
an
repayment of debt and the construction of a
at 70th St, andU.S. flwy! No. §in Lipcoln,
of
company
hot
tube
9th
N.
235
factory-assembled
St.,. Lincoln,
tube
water
boilers
water
new
is
Neb.,
boilers
steam
used
plant
and
a
to
hospitals,
dustries.
t
The company's steam boilers;
in
hour.
Hot
capacity
capacity
in
range
water
from
350
boilers,
million
5
price
from
from
The
design,
comply in all
pounds
which
btu
$3,000
design pressures, with
Jhigher than standard.
which account for about 90%
to
for
account
to
hour
per
million
60
$80,000
on
to
the
btu.
of sales,
100,000 pounds per
other 10%
range in
,
The
standard
company's boilers
sizes
for
higher prices for boilers specifying
standard
pressures
and
construction
the standards
of
the
company's
with
of the boiler code
American Society of Mechanical Engineers.*'■*. ;*!.!^
5'
t
City;-ha^ beeri '"apiroihted -fiscal
-'5%,%. sinking'
p^TTOeir
: r.
.
..
..
.
.
.
.
This
17%—
Up
President,
The
tfte
prior
-
expanding
*■
.
$232,370,
Hamilton
increase of 146%
equity at the close
an
.
posted
to
increase of 43%
an
capital
new
from
a
public
offering,
number
increased
shares
of
from
300,000
to
Bottlers,;
Nighep^-3tock Inerease
The
,
City
annual
First
in
high
of
that
laws
of
the
the
in
estimated
by
sales
a
substantial
of
$6,533,000
:
,
parts
sales
distributors
ganized
in
the
17%
the
same period of 1961.
Estimated net income of $190,000 13 cents
share, in the first quarter ot 1962 bettered the $123,308, nine cents
share,, in 1961.
.
,
,
-
r
■
,
respects
CAPrrALIZATIok. GJVING ;EFFECT TQ
of
the
' *'•
PR.ESENX FJNANCH^G
Authorized.
Long-term debt:
boilers
'
l
Outstanding
.
Dec.
on
of
carburetor
and
jobbers.
and
of
Rochester
manufacture
Corp..
194,
748.
p.
1949
the
parts
to
sold
to
automotive
1959,
has
of
manufactured
Parts
assets
and
Corp.,
going
Rochester,
Michigan,
machine
screw
gaskets.
organized
business
parts
of
and
in
Another
July,
1959,
Rochester
has
precision
Ma¬
engaged
since
and
other
and
GIVING
•
■
Long-term
-
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
.
*
'
-
FINANCING
Authorized
*
,
,
I
.
annually,
■
due' April I,
notes
.'
6%
-
:
1
16,575
.
-
payable
' * '
•
-
'
200,000
note
payable-by Rochester Pre«
cision
Parts, Corp. to" Glenn" W.
Davies'L.^
V
.
;■■■■/"%'- %%■:! '
'
-
*
Y_
' 29,858-
.
(par/$l)-!i^^-.^>»r_i_
stock
r
\
16,573
Y
"
%%
;
-
-
■
/<•••% ■%1
to. Manchester
.Bank- of St. Louis-^unsecuredi;^^._
,
$345,150
'
-
t
"i
'
;
!
!
^
'
.
$350,000
1964—
■Jghiprtrr'tqiihi-.'pbligatipns:'
'
:t
:
:
individual, ./
a^sftrimct on/Dec. 15,-1961, secured;
by, first, deecl of
•MV*.
acres pf lanc| adjacent to Ballwin
:plant with interest, payable, semi-
v
.
v
*.
1
'.£hree-year/ .6%\ -aota to
>
■
'
->
in monthly Installments of $2,953.50 '
including principal and interest—
/
;
This Norwalk, Conn.-, firm will
Los Angeles it was announced by
■
Outstanding;
■
•
-
,
.
.
acquire: Erb'&i' Gray-Sciehtjfic,'.Inc.' of'
Robert E. Lewis, president of -Pefkiu?
Elmer.and Carl McBain, President of Erb & Gray.
v.>
The acquisition will be through an exchange of stock.
Erb Si Gray
will continue to operate and expand its existing business under its
pres¬
ent management as a wholly-owned subsidiary of-Perkin-Elmer'.
Erb & Gray
is a dealer for scientific instruments and laboratory
equipment. It has offices ill Chicago and New-York in addition to its
Los Angeles headquarters.
It is the exclusive distributor in the United
States of electron microscopes manufactured by Hitachi, Ltd. in Japan.
—V. 195, p. 1100.
:
obligations:
'6% - first -mortgage
fvlS-yearnote
date<i Nov.
1961 to Home Life r;
Insurance Cb. secured l>y; first deed
of trust on Ballwin plant, payable :
_
parts
organized
>
-
recently reported" record sales for-tljie ^eaf 1961/ with
a 11%
sales increase developing.a 12%. increase ih earnings;'.
i;;
% Shareholder approved an Aniehdnienti t6;-the ;ArticO[es'of .IricdirpbraiA
tion
increasing the number of authorized shares from 1,500,000 to
2,500,000—-V. 195, p. 1320.'
"
^
'
company
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—Acquisition-^-
be
to
company
"
The
-
was organized under the.
1946. < Since
that
date
it
2,
carburetor
repair kits, for sale
In
Precision
CAPITALIZATION
■
.
pretax profits of $94,000.
this year with shipments of
Ballwin, Mo.,
Missouri
the
company
trol
$5,563,000
per
and
company
for.
manufacturers. Another subsidiary, Fuel Con-'
in December of 1957, has recently, commenced
the manufacture of replacement parts for diesel fuel injectors.*/The
company's
Canadian operations
are., handled
by
Pacco AutomotiveCanatja,, Ltd., a subsidiary; located in Toronto, Canada! All of such
subsidiaries are wholly owned.
,
the
per
for
parts
the
Components Co.—^Common Of¬
April 12, 1962- prospectus, G. H.¬
an
principal
Specialties Co. of
chine
earnings.-
with
generators
1961,
with
sales
manufacture
January
subsidiary,
.
increased
increase.in
signal
mechanical
In
introduced its
carburetor
tune-up kits consisting of basic mechanical wearing and
sealing parts designed for resale by warehouse jobbers in. the automo¬
tive
replacement market. Its subsidiary, Precision Gasket Corp., or¬
Chicago, Des Moines,
to shareholders at the
compare
of
engaged in the
carburetor rebuilders
Net
;
banner
company of
State
has
in
markets reported
the first quarter "of 1962
in
accompanied
quarter
Approve^---* *;
Pepsi-Cola
Louisville
and
meeting
new
a
bottlers
company,
Inc.---Quarterly
of
,
purchased
General
$1,000,000
over
posting
BUSINESS—The
'
Pepsi-Cola
of
again
portable
line
industry.
6% preferred and for other corporate purposes!
980.
p.
is
precision 'assemblies'and- parts
a
Inc., St. Louis,"offered publicly,.1100,000
shares, of this firm's $1 par common stock at ,.$9.25
per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $815,000, will be used by
the company to repay debt, redeem its outstanding
expansion
195,
sales
record
of
industry,
military. use, and
the
record-making
Walker & Co,
$90,600, move than
the like period, the
457,000.—V.
for
line
a-
missile
and
Pyecisiou Automotive
,
made... for
and
fered—Pursuant to
the last calendar year stood at
over the close of I960," ih large part
stock
com¬
.
$207,ppQ listed for January and February.—V-
of
purposes., Dividends declared ouring 1961 totaled
double the $41,960 declared the previous year.
In
'
Shore
entry into the field ofi!
for! which there is a rapidly!
'
' ;
'
-
manufactures
aircraft
Hamilton
,
.
.
the
accessories
year,
Stockholders
M.
know-how
successful
ta -
market/'
commercial
p,'850.'
.
-
Allen
mechanical
complete ;eluptrq-mechanical; assemblies
that earnings for ',1961 were more than double
rising to $2o4,0o7,- which is 119% ovpr the
reports
company
for
Co., Inc.—Net Up. 119%—
Hamilton's
essentials ifecessary- to %nake
the
common share, compared with $38,694 in I960,
Headquarters of, Pantasote; are - inv Passaic; *N.- J.,;-
Tube
that
extensive
for
in Los Angeles;'.Calif.—V.) 194,-
out
"With the Hamilton-Magnetic combination added to Polymetric's
technical sales background/' he declared; "we now have"
all,
year.
per
.
pointed
plements the electronic capability of the Magnetic instruments Co.,
of Thoriiwood, N
Y., which Polymetric purchased on Jan. 12 of this,
'*'/.•
,
Glenside, Pa. company has announced the
Manufacturing Co. of West Haven, Conn.
Hamilton
.
Common
materials,
^
; Cheraicgt:. 'Panic New ..York /Trust pd. ; has;! been appointed " by^'the*
co act as- its New York liquidating agent' and to make payliquidating distributions on presentation of. common stock
-certificates.—Y, 195| p. 1706.
'
*
!/
oompany
nienc
of
high
industrial plants and other large,
requiring boilers of the type manufactured by the company
packing plants, dairies and laundries as well as companies
engaged
in the chemical,
petroleum, paper, textile, pharmaceutical,
animal
feeds, food, transportation and aeronautical and space
in¬
office
rJt
196Q level of $116,822, Sales; increaseti to $5,773;Q62 for 4961,. ^
. over
the $5,028,928 volume, in 1960.: ^ 4.;
•
In
its
1961
annual
report,
just issued/ the company's; president,
Frederic Remington, pointed out that income before, taxes and non¬
recurring items gives an even truer picture'of the progress made by
the company.
These earnings for 1961 amounted to' $571,255 versus
heating schools,
non-residential buildings:
include
range
cents
10
Peerless
for
Businesses
buildings, hospitals,
Plymouth - GiTXo.-^Appointment-^
.
leading
a
Wyman stated.
to
.
frames for.schools, religious
^uildlngs^ond^industtfiarplants;—Vtl92/^
'a
manufacturer of resins, vinyl chloride film
and Panta-Pak vinyl trays for interior -packaging purposes,. had record
sales, of $9,895,676 in 1961, Charles A. wyman, Chairman, said in the
annual report to s.harehplders.„ -This% was an increase. of l7%; over;
the 1960 figure of $8,466,486.
'
c
•
V
Net income for 1961 also showed an improvement, totaling $162,034,
company,
Kansas
31, 1972) at par and accrued
interest from April 1, 1962. The underwriter also offered
17,500 shares of the firm's 6% series A convertible pre¬
ferred shares at $10 per share.
Net proceeds will be used by the company for the
of
*■}.*
■
thereafter through March
water
{ \
-
Co.—Sales
Pantasote
ing the holder to purchase 50 common shares at $10 per
share through March 3,1, 1966, and at increasing prices
BUSINESS—The
X
fJ
.
Stock
April 11, 1962 prospectus, First
Corp., Lincoln, offered publicly,
$475,000 of this firm's first mortgage sinking fund bonds
due April 1, 1977 (with non-detachable warrants entitl¬
temperature
V'. A
,
.
steer doors.and
.
Securities
manufacturer
*
.
—
-
$2,274,556 for
Inc.—Bonds—Preferred
Co.,
Offered—Pursuant to
Nebraska
j,
•
Polymeirlc Hevices. Co.—Acquisitionr—
due
Nebraska
has- stepped up its research apd
development progfam on a
of new products,. specteHy
tailored to the' "firniV production*
nationwide marketing facilities.
''v?.
:*h
r
Pioneer, Industries ranks amoAgst. the leading suppliers of .Tireprooh
and
1962
% .1961 \ '
Net sales '
——
$8,343,731
$5,593,062Net earnings
:
- ; v 766,668
: 474,428
•Earnings per share—
——$0.63
r
$0.39'
The earnings per share are based on the combined class A and class
B shares outstanding as of March 31, 1962 (-1,214,769 sharesr.
vxb*6l
quarter actjusced for the effect of-a 2-for-l
split effected in
July, 1961, and a 2%
stock dividend distributed'in January; 1962.—;
V. 195, p. 980.
Period Ended March 31—
..
those
ended March 31,
quarter
outstanding,
Net
^
for $10 million principal amount -of the City's
external ;loaii/,l)pnds .due. Aprik L/i977.y-yy,195;.
-
the
in
Pioneer
number
r
Paddington Corp.—Quarterly Report—
.
John E. Bierwirth, Chair¬
by
1962 totaled $6,286,000,
■equivalent after preferred dividend',requirements to 46 cents a share on
12,607,040 outstanding common shares. This is an increase of. $1,053,00ft
over net profit of $5,233,000, or 37 cents a common share on
12,461,205
Net
points the way to a r,ecovd-breaking. sales year, probably well over the
$4 million mark, against $3,410,000 for 1961-'i■*.v
Recently, the company moved its operations from ■ Mt. Vernon, New
York, to its ultra modern facility in Carlstadt,".'New Jersey,
wliere
.
"
-
•'
/,
City Bank, New- York-
First National
.
agent
fund
10%
in net sales of National
1962 were reported to stock¬
Board.
the
of
man
the
!%
(City of) Norway—Appointment—
Oslo
with operatiohs Also. carried pn
20%
of
for
'
jsorapauy^V. 195/ p. 1705,
T9|B7,..Qf, the
Mr.
For Quarter—
Distillers
136?
50^79,%;;>j$0.71"
1
.
O^QU Co.—^Appointriient--^],
equal
National Distillers
engineered metal specialties, reports sales for the second'
of the firm's' fiscal year have' increased
:t\- ,a'%v
Arthur, B. Graine, President', ip his second.• quarterly report to the
stockholders,
stated that this. notable increase in the. ftr:mTs sales
The Chase Manhattan Bank has beea appQin.tfid';trustee;: paying; agenfr^
registrar for $90,000,000 4%% sinking fund debentures, due Aprild,
1.00
on
Trust,
Hanover
authorized
an
shares -^out-
-1,710,000
^
$19,413,862. $17,321;758.
>•: 3-.016,763
.'2,54ft,933,
i>857,86l • 1,329,347.'*
1,3^8,9(>2. !
r-r
and
quarter
and
Up 6%
Appointment—
Manufacturers
•
,
The
•
income .taxes
foreign
and
—V.
1.00
first quarter in history for the first
J. Huber Wetenhall, President, told stock¬
-:-r
This Carlstadt,
1-5Q
—
;
>
Pipneer Industries, Inc.—rQuartetly Sales Up 30.%—
N. J., manufacturer of metal doors ahid frames, mall'
.
'
'
'
Net" incomeEarned" per.
/
• v
1961.
trustee
'
best
the
Annual
the
"
*
Months' Report—
FebruWy 28-L/-: •,v
!"V%: '
'
Period Ended
April 19.
Both
sales and earnings for the first quarter showed
an increase
over the same period
last year, and ran. ahead of the previous record
which was set in I960. Preliminary figures for the first three months,
of
1962
indicate that worldwide sales rose
to $465,763,000, a gain
of $24,795,000 or 5.6%
over the comparable period last year.
«
•
Earnings after taxes for the first quarter were $11,182,000—an in¬
crease of $632,000 or 6.0'f
over the $10,550,000 earned by the company
in the first quarter of 1961. For the first three months of this year,
earnings equaled 78 cents a share, compared with 74 cents a share
on
the smaller number of shares outstanding in the first quarter of
at
holders
404;
195/ p.
Revenues
Profit before' taxes
..
Products Corp.—Qtrly. Earns.
had
corporation
Co.-
&
•
the fiscal year ended Aug.
(A. C.), Nielsen Co.—Six
,2.00
2.00.
2.00
2,00
Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.—
Joseph Lincoln Ray
2.50
Dairy
National
Root
•
'
chutes
'2.50
>
B fc.tdck.L-V,
Class
<
.
——
—
B.
3.00
—-
Kerper,
&
company.
AND-CAPITALIZATION—For
;
;
.Net Income after taxes was $1,054,066, compared to $1,042,493 re-,
ported for the previous year.
"Earnings for 1961 did not increase'
materially because the heavy
expenditures for the
expansion
and
development- programs, which began in I960,
continued: throughout
1961." Arie Vernes, president, told tht stockholders in the report.—
V. 195, p. 1706.
'
%
■ •.*
Woodcock, Moyer; FiicKG &
French,
• ^.00
Warren W. York & Co., Inc. 2.0ft
Hess, Grant & Remington,
3.00
Richards & Co
193, p. 2008.
Kay,
P.
*•
3.00
Co
Yeatman,
■■
by the
according to the company's apnual report.
income was'$368,369,
equal to 47 cents per class A and class B. shades. Capitalization of tjie
company consists of 472,500 shares of class A and 33-7,500 shares of
and their,
Cunningham, Schmertz.&,
Co., Inc.———
C. S. McKee & Co., Inc.—
H.
A.
Riecke & Co., Inc.—
9.00
9.00
Sons-
&
■Gregory
Close
Rambo,
14.50
Co
&
Haupt
?■'
.
stock
of
increase
31, 1961, net sales amounted to $16,679,210 and net
account, subject to the terms
unuerwriters, are as follows.
percentage interests in the underwriting
and conditions oi uie agreement amw.-g
Ira
'
•'
•
of the several underwriters
!/:
REVENUES
of Philips Electronics in 1961 totaled. $'38,345,040, an
$5:,Q75,885, or 15%; over the. $33,269;i55 shown in- I960,
Saie^ volume
!:■"!./%'■!■■'■!;:%!!!
SL, Chicago, distributes
electronic and electrical parts and equipment through its home office,
store
and
warehouse
in Chicago, 111.,
and subsidiary, companies in
Inglewood, Calif., Detroit, Denver, New York City and' Grand Rapids,
Mich. More than 70,000 items made by 500 manufacturers* are carried,
in
Monday, April 23, 1962
..
.
—Sales Up
per
BUSINESS—The company of 223 W. Madison
in the Trust Fund were acquired by the under-"
writing account at a cost eaual to the price of such bonds
on the open market less discounts granted to the underwriting account
upon acquisition. The agreement among underwriters provides that lra
Haupt & Co. and the other members of the underwriting account weie
to
allow,
wherever possible, regular dealers'
discounts on municipal
bonds sold by them to the underwriting account.
The underlying bonds,
were
acquired from various municipal bond dealeis including the
managing underwriter and certain other members of the underwriting-
.
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical Industries Corp..
15%.— * '
stock
A
$12.50
1972;
maturity.
°fTnehoona^ueposi,ed
UNDERWRITERS—The names
class
into
tax-exempt
account'
CONVERTIBLE—The debentures will be convertible
at $10 per share to April 1, 1967; at $11 a share
share to 1977; and at .$14 a share thereafter to
DEBENTURES
purchased be reasonable relative to the offeidng priqes
securities of comparable quality and
Under such aareement
Standard & Poor s work was lestricted entirely
to the approval of the bonds initially deposited in the Trust Fund, apcL
it is not liable in any way for any default, failure or defect in any
price of the bond
of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1926)
10
355,000 shs.
950,000 shs.
•
Personal Loan & Finance Corp.—Notes Sold
—On April 17, 1962, it was
reported that
Priyately
$800,000 01
this firm's senior notes due 1974 had been sold privately
through Robert Fulton Maine Co., ;New. York City.
—V. 194, p. 1427.
*
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
the
tp
underwriting
each
writers
of
the
has
common
agreement
to
the
.underwriters
severally
the
company
named
agreed
to
and
terms
has
below
purchase
conditions
set
forth
agreed to issue
each
and
the
of
number
stoch set forth opposite its name below:
of
in
sell
and
such
under¬
shares
of
!' !
,
.
Real
6%
estate
1st
mortgage
$7,586
fund
bonds
475,000
%-
Philadelphia, Electric Co.—Revenue. Ur 6%rr-;
Capital stock:
Preferred
50,000
stock
($10
pari
6%
authorized
series
A
j
vertible preferred stock
Common
stock
pommon
stock
—V.
195,
New
The
($2
17,500 shs.
17,500 shs.
500,000 shs.
51,000 shs.
475 wts.
part,—
purchase
475 wts.
warrants,,
Electric's sales and revenue reached record levels in
Rincliffe,
P.
E.
President, told
stockholders
at * their
meeting. Total revenue of $288 million was nearly 6% higher
R.
annual
than
in
from
Orleans Public
I960.
$1.42
Chase
Manhattan Bank has been appointed
trustee, co-paying
agent and registrar for a new series of bonds of the
corporation con¬
sisting of $8,000,000 principal amount first
mortgage bonds, 4Va% series
due 1992.—V. 195, p. 1705.
site
at
the
011
high
April
Chicago,
as
manager
nounced
the
convertible
underwriting group, an¬
offering of $2,000,000 of this firm's 5V4%
share.
%
PROCEEDS
used
debentures due April 1, 1982,
110,000 shares of its class A stock, at $8.50
.
:•••
Net
retire
to
an
subordinated
at 100%, and
per
■
proceeds
$1,190,000
of
■
•%;
from
the
sale
short-term
of
bank
the
irom
debentures
loans,
Interim
cq.,
Common
18, 1962 H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.,
of
and
will
be
$300,000
of
financing used to purchase the assets of Herrlinger
Distributing
with the balance ad4ed to working capital. None of the
proceeds
the
shares
certain
sale of the class A shares will
were
already
outstanding,
stockholders.
and
accrue
were
to
sold
earnings for commqn, stock were $1.57, up
before. ;, Construction."expenditiu-es totaled $55
the company, as the
for the account of
Susquehanna River.
temperature
Eddystone
power
and
: ■
■
produced
Offered—On
yedr
"*
generating
station,
one-fourth
of
the
"'%••
Marine
70,000*
12,500
"
10,000
Lufkin & Jenrette, Inc
-
•
J
7,500
'
.
Midland
agent
for
Trust
the
Co.
common
of
York
New
stock
of
the
Prufcoat Laboratories, Inc.—Sales,
This
newest
on
company's
the
P.
E.
"system,
electric output
year
last
has
been
corporation.
appointed
—
V.
195,
Earnings Down—
at
„
the
,v
;
for
of
$3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 4.7.0%
1992.
The. funds will be used.to finance a
portion of the company's construction program. %
,v
due
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York City, assisted the
in the negotiation of thii. financing.—V: 19T,
ended
Mass.,
designed
Dec.
compares
manufacturer
to
the
previous year.
Norman
E. MacCuspie,
Cono:
of protective coatings, paints
reduce corrosion announced sales for the
31, 1961, of $903,369 and net income of $84,569.
with sales of $991,925 and net income of $102,776
Cambridge,
primers
This
economy" makes it the world's most efficient
P. E.'s net major capacity addition is scheduled for 1964,
company
l*
/
i
-
1853.
and
fuel
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Bonds Sold Pri¬
vately—On April 17, the company announced, -that i£
has arranged for the private sale to institutional in¬
series
p.
,.v-% ' ' *:
when
generators will be completed
wingo hydro-electric plant in Maryland.—V. 194, p. 1723.
vestors
Inc
Corp.^Jx—
Printing: Corp. of America—Appointment—
transfer
The atomic leactor will produce steam
to run a high-efficiency electric
than
plant.
four 60,000-kilowatt
Co.
Co.
pressure
%
electric
more
Eddystone's
&
Securities
&
Donaldson,
195, p. 116.
The
;
turbine.
year.
—
share
Per
the
.
Progress is being made on the utility's Peach Bottom atomic power
plant project. A construction permit was recently issued by the Atomic
Energy Commission and construction work is under .way. at the plant
Service, Inc.—Appointment—-
.^Newark Electronics Corp.-r-Debentures
—V.
G.
million.
220.
p.
Loewi
Philadelphia
1961,
con¬
Walker
H.
Equitable
%
.
shares;
G.
$7,586
475,000
—
mortgage sinking
holders,
predicted
President,
in
his
substantially better results
annual report to stock¬
in 1962.—V. 195, p. 116.
.
Puerto Rico Capital
The
the
Chase
commqn stock
Corp.—Appointment—
has been appointed transfer
of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1853.
Manhattan
Bank
agent
,
for
V!
Cotton Oil Co.—Additional Financing De¬
April i6, 1962 issue reported the sale on
April 12 of 200,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $14 per share through Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.,
Producers
tails—Our
♦
J
^
*
Continued
on
page
51
Volume
195
6153
Number
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1927)
Per
When
Holders
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
all
table
in
which
r
'
,
,
1
Acme* Industries, .Inc. (quar.)_
Acushnet Process (quar.)
$5.50
Gas Corp.,
preferred
Alabama
42V2C
Cc^ 4.20% Rfd. (quar.
4.60% preferred
(quar.)___!_
4.92% preferred (quar.)
Alan Wood Steel,<5% pfd. (quar.)....'
Common payment omitted at this time.
,f.,
6-
7-
2
$1.05
...
"
________
-
$1.15
$1:23
.
-
$1.25
,
Alix of Miami, class >A (quar.
7-
12VaC
Allied Radio Corp. (quar.)_____
...
Aluminum Co.,of ^America, common (quar.)
preferred
-.
12 %c'-
.
-6-1-
10c*
10%
__________
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
American
6-1
6-1
-
87 Vac
American Bankers.life Assur. Co. of Florida
Stock dividend
American,
5-.-l% 7 \
-
25c
6-15
4-31
5-15
5-15
;
6-1
<
Stockholders
2-for-l
(initial quar.)
American Petrofina, Inc.,
Class B
ii
split
stock
approve
New common
5-
.
.
15c
5- 9
15c"
class A
.
5-
American President Lines,, class A
Class B *(quar.)._
(quar,75c
.4-27
* 4-27
6- 5
5-15
6- 1
6-1
15c
American
Seating Co. (quar.)______:
40c
American Water Works, common (quar.)_
25c
6% preferred (quar.. 37%c
5%% preferred (quar.)
34%c
5% preferred (quar.)
31Vic
Andrea Radio Corp.
I2V2C
Animal Trap Co. of America, common...
- 20c
5% preferred (quar.)
62VaC
__
Arizona
Public
Common
$2.75
Service
preferred
series
B
68?4c
62%"c
(quar,)
"
,
Line
Co.
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast'Line RR.
Newspapers,
class
6%
preferred (quar.)
:
I
6V2;% preferred (quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America" (quar;)__'"
Automotive Parts, class A_,
.
*
-
Avco Corp."(inpreased quar.)
Avondale Mills; common (quaiv)
$4.50
preferred
4.25%
5.28%
4.36%
Gillette
Grace
Special stock dividend
^
"4
;
;
."J
Baker
Industries
(stock
Baker
Oil
«-
"
(quar.)
of
Bank
America
Assn.
Bank
Tools
(S. F.)
of
dividend)
National
&
Trust
Bank of Montreal
(quar.).
Beneficial Corp, (quar.)__
Binney & Smith (quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund-*-.
investment
net
From
•
^
12%c
-
Extra.
'
Boston Fund
(from investment income)__—.;
Inc. (quar.)__.
v
Extra
.
.
Bro.adway-^Hale Stores
'
*
West
Coal
Company
Biruok.Mills. Ltd.,' class A (accum.)________
Brunswick Corp.
(quar.)__
Buckingham Corp\, .class A (initial )_wJ_._'__
Ltd.,
Real
Growth
-
$5.00
Hallnor
Mines,',
California. Interstate
Telephone
Dredge & Dock Ltd.
Canadian Fund, Inc.:
(quar.)
(s-a)_^_^L- >
Canadian
?tlOc
u
Canadian.Investment Fund
•
Utilities
Co.
- -
preferred
4'/+%
,
pfd.
(quar.)
Catelli Food Products,
5-15
.
Extra,!
Central
Rio
Del
Oil,
CentralTliinqis Light Co.,
4% %
preferred
4.64%. .preferred
Louisiana
Central
Central
Central. West
41c
$1.12%
6-15
7-^2
$i.34%'
•
8V
Corp.
(quar.)27c
Co
$1.27
6-15
Chain;
'CoJ
Beilt
Chase' Fund
t-
-
25c
u._>
(from
investm't inc.)
•
•
"
*
A
(quar.)
Combined
:
Insurance
2c
Class
B
of
Amer.
5-25
5-31
6- 1'
.
-
J20c-*.
'
(Chicago)
•
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)-
6-
Vegh Mutual Fund
term
($2.98 from net longcapital gains and 49 cents from net
1
6-1
56-
May
Delaware
Detroiter Mobile
Alkali Co.,
Diamond
$4 preferred
Diversified
Dobbs
Homes
$1
(quar.)
!
Fund,
-
Inc.__
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)_!
Doughboy
Industries
Douglas Aircraft
omitted
at
Increased
Co.
& Bradstreet.
Dupuis
Freres,
4.80%
Duquesne
(dividend
time)
%
Inc.
preferred
Brewing
.
5-21
5-15
(quar. )_____r____l_____
this
Lehigh
f30c
Lilly
2
6-
1
5-19
r-
8
5-
Loblaw
Class
$2.40
4
7-31
7-10
55c
5-31
5-17
62%c
6-29
6-15
6-
5-
common
preferred
(quar.)__^___-__
i30c
preferred
Nationwide
4-30
5-31
5-17
11-30
11-16
4-20
$20c
4-30
4-16
15C
5-31
5-15
5-29
5-1
15C
6-30
6-15
$1.25
6-30
6-15
5-
—_
1_
1
4-30
12c
4-18
4-30
4-20
10c
5-15
4-27
$20c
6-21
5-31
15c
5-25
5-10
$1
6-15
6-
$1,10
7-2
New
—_—
_L—————_
(quar.)
.
;—,
1
Series-
5-15
4-30
4-30
19c
5-15
10c
5-17
4-30
50c
6-11
5-10
: 5c'.:.
5-
9.
4-15
55c
5-
17
4-20
5-21;
4-30
income)—
1-
(quar.)
& Exploration
8c
12 VaC
,
40c
5-
3
Ltd.—
Co.
1
5-10
6-7
5-11
4-11
—
2nd
5-18
Local
Inc.
(increased
(common
of
50c
,
Cement
Ford
1
2.92%
11-15
11-
1
$38c
7-
3
6-15
8c
payment
6-
1
5-16
omitted
B
5-
10c
(M.)
4-30
4-13
60c
6-
9
5-21
6-
V
1
5-10
50c
6-10
5-18
8-15
7-30
$1.25
—
(quar.)_
$4 ;uc
6-
1
5-
9
+4
1
—
6-"l
5-
9
1
c
$60c
(quar.)—
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
$70c
6-
1
5-
9
Li,
6%c
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
(quar.)
class
Ltd.
;
(s-a)
5-17
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-18
5- 1
special meeting
20
on
proposal'to
a
18c
certificates
Fund
Light
&
Corp.
plus
Power
5-
4-30
4-14
6-
1
5-15
?60c
(quar.)
Public
6-
1
5-
.
A
;
ll'Ac
6-
1
5-15
—__
$10c
4-30
4-16
4
6-15
30c
J5c
40c
40c
Ltd
(increased
tlOc
quar.)
32%c
:
i
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) __,_
>
6-
1
6-28
6-
1
4-16
3-15
7-
6-15
1
4-30
4-23
6-
5-15
1
.
$1.12%
6-
1
5-15
$1.31 (4
6-
1
5-.15
25c
4-30
4-18
5-15
4-30
.5-15
4-30
6X%c
5-15
4-30
37 %c
(quar.)___;,
35c
.59%c
6-11
5-29
7c
common.
4%%-■ preferred (quar.)
4.92% "preferred (quar.)
5-11
4-19
•
:
,
(quar.)_;
—
Fund—
dividend income.——
Onyx Chemical
Corp.
Owens-Corning
Fibergas
(increased
Class,
20c
5-18
5-
4
25c
quar.)
(quar.)_
7-25
7-
5
(quar.)
'62V2C
preferred (quar.)____
1
Chemical, class A (quar.)___
7%c
Pacific Gamble
4-18
Service—
Ohio: Leather■(■quar;)—
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
4%
1
1
(12c from net invest¬
from undistributed
Industries,
Owens-Illinois
4-27
18c
capital gains)
Mining, Ltd.
Street
5-10
4
40c
%
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Telephone Co. (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Brewing
5-
9c
long-term
William
5-10
5-15
7c
)quar.)_
North
Olympia
5-
5-25
10c
(reduced).
5-18
20c
60c
'
common
$1
Robinson
5-11
6-
5
7-
1
6-12
5-15
4-30
5
5-22
preferred (quar.)
5Vz%. preferred 1 (quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
37Vac
5-15
4-27
34%c
5-15
4-27
31V4C
5-15
4-27
5%
31 %c
5-15
4-27
4-27
Gas
Pacific
Electric
&
Co.
(quar.)
15c
redeemable
1st
redeemable
1st
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
4.50%
redeemable
1st
redeemable
1st
Pan
Supermarkets,
American
Pato
(C.
5-15
4-27
5-15
4-27
(quar.)—
27Vic
5-15
4-27
(stock
Co.
Corp.
Consolidated
Patterson
30c
28Vhc
preferred
Sulphur
Parkersburg-Aetna
31V4C
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
preferred
1st
5-15
preferred
redeemable
Packer's
Gold
J.)
Co.,
4%
6-10
5-15
25c
6-29
6-
6-15
5-24
(s-a)—4-
12%c
flOc
6-
1
5-11
(accum.)__
I2V2C
5-
1
4-23
14c
31Vic
58%c
7-
2
6-15
dividend)
v.
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dredging
5%
pfd.
Peabody Coal Co.; common (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co.,
4.68%
3.70%
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-
Co.—
conv.
pfd.
4.40%
(quar.)
pfd.
'
$1.10
92Vac
$1.01
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
5-15
6-
6-
5-18
6-
5-10
5-10
5-10
$1.17%
5-10
preferred (quar.)_—_—
$1.12 V'a
4.60'%
preferred
(quar.)___—$1.15
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
5-10
'(quar.'
Quarterly
Petrollte
50c
30c
t25c
—
Corp.
_l__
Development,
Ltd.
—;
Inc. (stockholders
split)
Pope & Talbot, common
6%
preferred (quar.)_
for-one
—
(increased)
approve
—
a
$1.25
Pueblo
preferred
dividend
Pure
Oil
Co.
4-30
6-
1
3
7-
2
______
(incr. quar.)___
—
4-30
5-
1
4-13
7-
2
6-15
6-
1
5-15
9-
4
8-15
6-
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
7
40c
—-——
(quar.)——_•
4-30
5-15
5%
(quar.)—
Supermarkets
preferred
Stock
4-10
7
6-22
5-15
5-15
40c
6-
25c
7VaC
37Vac
17VaC
31 Vic
31 Vic
12 Vac
—
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
1
5-
8-
:__
Producing Properties, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Progress Mfg.. common (quar.)
$1.25
5-
two—
—____
5-10
-
1
4-24
5-
1
1
4-16
common
(quar.)____.
%
Corp.,
$70c
'____
Ltd.,
$37 VaC
6 Vi c
preference
5-25
5-10
1
3%C
class A
preferred
Finance
Preferred
6-
net
(quar.).—
(quar.)
Groceterias
4-30
from
—^___
(quar.)_
(initial)
preferred
1st
(quarterly
Glass
(quar.)__
Cos., Ltd.,
9
12Vstc
interest
Share
Normetal
Placer
v25c
(quar.)
Tobacco
Co.
6-
6-
Canada,
8c
a
Plough,
Inc.
5-15 %
Loeb
5-
s-a)
Class B
'
5-15
1
9c
at
July
on
income
ment
4.70%
2Va%
1
5-
4.50%
;
5-
3-31
5-15
___.
will vote
Newfoundland
Niagara
4.05%
split-
two-for-one
a
1
4-21
6%c
class A
Pennsylvania Electric,
$50c
—
6-
$.0706
inc.)
_____
5-15
4-20
4-27
from net invest, inc.)
are
4.36%
12c
1
5-11
il5c
New York Air Brake Co.
4.80%
(from
(s-a)
5-
J20c
Co.
Growth
Jersey
5%
(quar. from invest.
6-15
15c
(from divid.
(John J.),
Inc.
England Fund—
Beneficial
New
%
1
40c
(quar.)
Nesbitt
2-26
9c
________—_—
6-15
Corp.—
held
be
From
25c
:j4.?2-
'
One
21c
$1.15
split the stock on a two-for-one basis
Nelly Don, Inc. (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)________
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
4V2Vc
'7 5-. -4; *
4-27
Series.
Corp.,
Shareholders
"
4-18
6-
5-10
Series:
Stock
Stock
4-18
1
41'Ac
(quar.)
Video
1
5-
6-29
—
Securities
6-15
J25c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
common
i
5-
tv2c
12%c
(2-for-l stock split)
Products
(quar.)———
Dairy
1
4-30
7-
62%c
Co.
(quar.)_
Fund—Regular shares
Drug
1
5-15
50c
(quar.)_-_
Natural Gas
Common
:
income)
&
4-30-
4
7-10
93%c
Corp.,
Northwestern
class A____——_
common..
approve
Myers
(Eli)
Littelfuse,
10-12
% 5-15
"
5-28
Fund—
Income Fund
investment
Liggett &
6-
J 14c
9
time)
4-16
10-31
21V2o
6-
to
(quar.
Portland
$1.50
.
6-27
4
immediately.
Libbey-Owens
4-18
(quar.15c
at
Loblaw
:
(quar.)
4
6-
5-21
20c
(quar.)—
Piatt
&
7-2
4-30
7-10
7-10
7-31
5% %
dividend
1
5-1
5-10
5-15
1
7-31
Northwest
5C
Corp.,
dividend
Lexington
4-27
payment
(quar.)
7
6-
ap¬
scheduled
(quar.)
Chemicals,
Leggett
1
5-11
15c:' "
common
Lawter
.■"
Co.; (quar.
5-
6-27
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
4-30 "
12'/2C
(Wisconsin)
6-1
5-29.
20c
—
effective
6-1
3%
this
,
5-25
6-
85c
(Both paymts.
5-16
6-29
27C
;——1.—
Stockholders
13c
dividend
Drackett
,
1
20c
55c
93%c
Common
5-31
6-
$1.25
Assn.__:
Apparel
Labrador Mining
7-
J25c
8
6-25
17 Vac
—
(quar.)
Alloys
>" 8-
.
6-
'
4)
(Canada)
L'Aiglon
5-21
7
'
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Preferred
5-15
$1.06 V*
—.—
Inc.,
Co.
1
6-
|20c'
'
6-
Insurance
series
60c
5
6-15
5-25
25c
(quar.).
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.) (quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund) (from income):—
.
4-30
:
6-15
/f75c
j,
*
,
(quar.)
(R. R.) & Sons Co. (quar.):
Dun
'
•
5-15
-
4-18
1947
National
4-30
$15c
(quar.)__
Land
1
5-26
12J/2c
Donnelley
Stock
*
8V2C
(quar.)
Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preference
45c
$1
'•
.
-
•
4-30
preferred
Ltd.,
4-30
23c
Keystone Steel & Wire (qaar.)-——.——
King Louie International (quar.)
4-16
5-15
■
9
5-18
$45c
investment income and
CO;
&
Keystone
Stock
4-30
* • 12c'
10c
(quar.)_____
Inc.
Dominion Lime,
Dominion
(quar.)______!
common
Investment
Houses,
'
-
5-
12 Vac
Ltd.—•
Mines,
_—
investment
net
%
: $3.47'
Life
-
Stores,
5-21
100%
7-31
National
4-30
30c
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
income)
Income Fund___-^.__i._i_-____i__L:
2
1
3%
—
—
Common stock fund series S-2
5-10
5-15
6-15
'
investment
4-
6-
Rubber
Inc.
Motor
Stock
de
dividend)
tentatively
income)
•-
5-10
40c
-
4-30
7
10c
Commission
Income Fund series K-l
4-30
•
&
5-14
6-11
93%c
5-11
*
5-2
.'15c
(quar.
1
Keystone Custodian Funds:
4
5-15
20c
Investment Corp.
6-1"
16c
i
(quar.)
Service
Mutual
Ketchum
1
25c
<quar.l___
Continental
5-
$4C'»'
10c
&
net
Keweenaw
"• *'-w., v;
5-15
1;
35c
(stock dividend)
National
4-14
IOC
—
;
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
-
4-30
-5-
5-14
6-
ilOc
6%
5-8
;
5-14
1
(quar.)
National
r.,
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
is
preferred
Jones
4
10c
class A (quar.)
Continental
5-
5-14
1
6-
"
series
■■
from net realized profits)
•
6- 1
.
'i20c
;
<quar.)____
-
to
Resources
Johnson Hills
v--'t;4-27..';*/4-12
^,,
Co.
Combined Locks Paper,
«
>.5-16
25c"
Cluett Peabody & Co. (2-for-l stock split)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.~:
Class
6^45
40c
(quar.)l..^-,_;_i_i^_
5-
'
-
Oxford
4-30
5-16
%10c-v!
(quar.)_
of Boston
ChryslerCorp:
UL
(quar.^)
Parts
5-15
•
1
6-
1
1945
5-18
(quar.)—
Johannesburg Consolidated Investment--—
6- 8-•
:
5-31
'
15c
Century ilndustries Co. (quar.)
Cessna .Airctaft, Co.
(quar.)
1
Moore
Investment Fund
5-18
Ltd.
Interstate Hosts,
' 6- 8.
-6-1
West
6-
-
*7- 2
5-11
6-
jioc
.
-
.
Income*
5-18
6-15
5-17
6-22%^
"'.
-
9
$1.25
record
Hose
(4c from
<
4-30
(quar.)__________________$1.16
Electric, 5%% pfd. (quar.)-
South
&
(quar;)_.:— M
common
(quar. )____—
1
preferred
5-18
$1.11
International
fl'O'c'J ',.!6-155-15V-
Ltd.
6-
National Biscuit Co.
4-12
6-15
4-30
5-31-
5-
Co.—
—
&
4-30
5-15
t2Qc
Mutual
5-18
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.—,
5- 2
4-23
1
4-30
5-31
$.03255
"
-
Mutual
5-18
American1 shares
5-23
5-15
t25c
...
4-30
6-15
Co.
split
of
Industrial
5-25
6-
6-
6-15
American shares
5- 1
5-15
t$r,06*4
5-15'4-30
$12%c«' * 5-31
•
5-17
i... -
class A (quar.)_a,
:
J60c
.;
■
Industria Electrica De Mexico S.A.—
5%
(quar.) ~' t$1.25
1
5-
$1.05
Public
holders
.
6- 6
5-
5-31
,
2c'
Morrison-Knudsen
4-25
$1.10
Electric,
Investors
Ltd., 5%
2
(quar.)
Dauch,
&
Indiana
-v
non-cumul. participating preferred
5-
Indianapolis Power & Light Co. (stockholders
approved
a
two-for-one stock split.
If
1
5-1
,
5-16
17VaC
Coal
Missouri Portland Cement
5-18
4-19
6-,!l<
5-16
—
Indemnity
(quar.)—
Missouri
4-30
6-
25c
(quar.)—2nd preferred series C (quar.)
Hubinger Co. (quar;)
—
Hugoton Gas Trust (Units of ben. interest)
Canadian Petrofina, Ltd.-—
..6%
9
5-15
30c
$4.25 preferred
4-19
6-' 6'
>
4-23
34c
——
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
••
4-25
20c
5-16%
$30cJ' %5- 1 %
-
5-25
25c
——
Consolidated Gold
Quarterly
wl
' 4-19
6-15
10c-'
4-23
40c
Harvey's Stores, Inc., class A
4-30-
5-31
(NYC)
(quar.)..
_r
Maxwell
4.40%
5-14
5-25
$12 Vac
(initial)
Handy Aiidy (qu&'r.)—li
Harn Corp.
(Cleveland) (stock
Hinde
7- 3 "
.,
1
6-11
3%
Ltd.__'__^—
•
6-
1
15c
(quar.)
interest
6-15
30c
45c
class A
Hollinger
5-
Co.
Department
Hamilton Funds Ihc.—^
5- 4
1QC- ' 6- 1,".
j 430c' ,--6-15
,
5
:
"•
4-30
6-15
""%
5% preferred (quar.)_____________________
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd
;
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)__
5-22
5-
(quar.)
Gas
Hagerstown
4-24
-
4-16
Jl5c
lquar.)__
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
L____
Mclntyre Porcupine Mine (incr.-quar.)
Meadville Telephone, common (quar.)__.
5% preferred (s-a)
Midwest Packaging Materials Co.—
Common
(quar.)
5-22
6-
Mfg. Co
%
Insurance
(s-a)
Inc.
McCord
5-22
7-1
1
(from ordinary income):
Industry Shares, Inc. (Mo.)
—
common (quar.)_______
$5.08 preferred
.
6-30
7-
Capital
proves,
15c
6-15
-1
<quar.)__
Investment Trust—
Estate
beneficial
of
International
Canadian
(quar.)
& Dock
Co.
Furniture
6-18
.25c
•.
Brown
6-29
27 Vac
Batteries
Haverty
5-15.
-
5-18
& Co. (quar.)__
Co. (quar.)——
dividend
Hastings
5-15-.
.
8
R.)
4-30
5-28
8% %',
t25c'
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
6-
54 Vac
(quar.)
Lakes Dredge
'
,
less British income tax_—i
British-American Oil, Ltd.
6-15
Union
Shares
l'l'V
5?-1-
.
River
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
3%%
preferred (quar.)
1
55c
(quar.)
4-27
15c
Ltd.—
Paper Corp.,
Final payment
•
5-15
4-30
$3.75
5-22
Greenfield
5-4
1
May
5-22
Great
" 5'-4/
15c
:
Bowater
5c-;
6-28
6-
19c
4-16
5-25
Co.
\
5-22
preferred
preferred
*
4-21
5-31
15c
■
Massachusetts
5-15
1
$4.44
5-
' 13c
;
-
—
9
1
4-16
4-16
'6-15
5-16
' 8c
'15c
6-
45C
(quar.)_
6r '8
-
4-27
32 Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
4-20
4-30
from invest, income)
Saskatchewan
Extra-
Marrud,
4-27
1
Great
(
income
Blue Bonnets Raceway.
Bourjois,
•
1
1
7-
preferred
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*•.,»,<
55-
7-
preferred
$45c/'"*6- 1--
•
15c
7-
$4.40
5-
5-11
1
66c
$4.20
5-31
.
45c
5-15
17'/2C
—__k—
____1
are
(s-a)
Manning,
5-18
6-
59 %c
Hawaiian
(quar.)_
6-15
53 VaC
5-25
50c
-
N.J.)
4-20
(quar.)___
(W.
Stock
Savings
.
(Newark,
4-20
(quar.)__^
5-18
-
-10c
(quar.)
Commerce
100%
-
1
1 '
(quar.—..i—i..;—
(quar.)
—.
5- 4
•
10c
4c
Extra.-
Class. B
..
5-
&
Class A
■;
4-30
5-15
30c
4-16
6- 1
o'-;:-
*■
Shirt
4-30
5-
Gulf States Utilities,
3%~
—
,•
.
5-25
(quar.)
—
Growth
"
4-25
2c
Manhattan
5-24
1
12 Vac
—
5- 4
6-1
1
5-21
125c
f Series. H-D. A_ii___-—
5%'
;
5-15
6-11
—
Powell
Shares
Life
5-1
5-15
12 VaC
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Grand
17V2c"
5^20
■ .4-27
30c < '\5- 1; - 4-16.
$1.12 V2'
5- 1 "" 4-16i
stock .dividend—
8
20c
——
(quar.)
&
(Both payments
4
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Aztec Oil & Gas Co.—
Annual
5-
6-
t$1.25
5-
5-15
—
Shares
Manitoba
'
5-15
1
Funds:
Metal
Petroleum
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
% *
(quar.
-
4c
Bloedel
4-30
4-30
45c
Advertising
5rl57
1
•
5-*l
.
7-'2"
' "4-30 "
r
5-18
9c
(Boston)
5-25
20c
(quar.)
Candies
Manhattan
:
Industries
5-1
1
MacMillan
4-23
1
5-15
15c
6-
2
5-15
10c
20c
—
A——
Industries
L
S
Managed
5-
'
IOC
class
Inc.,
MacFarlane's
,
—.—
Steel
5- 1
5-
11 %c
15'c
5-
40c
Z4-25
6-15
5-15
5-21
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1
60c
A
5-
15c"
5-28
50c
17 Vac
6-12
-
25c
5-24
7 5-
Telephone & Electronics,—
6- 1-.'.
6-12 '
:
50c
(quar.10c
A
8
1
(quar.)
6V 1
(quar.)
Augusta
6-
'
(quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co,
Lynch Communication Systems
M-G,
6-
7
5-25
5-15
.
30c
(quar;).
Co.
Outdoor
Common
5-1
-
1; \
1;
18%
(quar.)
6-1
60c
——
■VP-
5-
6-15
——
'
(ftuar.)
General
6- 1,
5-1
.6-1-5-1
•
5-15
r
10c
General
5-1
5- 1
,
4
(quar.)
Ltd.
Cigar
General
5-1
6-1
$25()preferred (quar.)
1
$2.40 preferred series A (quar.)
60c
$2.36 preferred (quar.)___
59c
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
27 Vac
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
'
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$2.62 Va preferred series C (auar.)____di-* ' *65%c
Aro Corp., 4%%
preferred (quar,)7________ " 56 Vic
Atlantic'Coast
General
4-20
6-1
6-1
5-
—,
Ltd.
Canada
(quar.)
Mines,
Geco
5-15
1
1
Machine, class A (quar.)
class
Co.,
AA
Gouia-National
6-
20c
6-
4%
6-11
18c
25c
Loyal Protective Life Insurance
Quarterly
Lucky
Stores
(quar.)_:
$1.09
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;;
Service
$3.75
Co.—
...
4
—■<.
of
Gas Service Co.
5-15
6-1
4-20
.6-15
5-1
5-1
5-
i.
ap-
(quar.)__
&
Co.
Brush
Class
5-10
5-1
5-15
,
Gear
Motor
Fuller
4-17
6- 1
——
5-15
1
65c
Foxboro Company
4-17
<
,
1
6-
(Spring Valley, N. Y.)—
(quar.)
Bros.
Ford
4-25
9
6-
46Vic
Class;B:%-quar.)_i—^.__———--i'
..
4-25
5-31
4-25
6-15
$1.18%
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)__
Foote
-
4-20.
5-15
30c
Cement
.
B
Foods. Plus
5-18
;
1
Louisville
class A (quar.)
Corp.,
Florida Steel Corp»
Meter Co.—
25c
5-15
Semi-annual
First
5-18
.
1
&
National Bank
First
5-18.
7-1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
—,
'
First Mortgage Investors (Boston)—
Initial (from accumulated earnings)—.—
5- 1
5- 8
>
Gas
preferred
4.84%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.21
—u-—
Louisiana
(initial quar.)_'___—____—%
common
Investors
L
common
1
of 25% )__
tax
Gas,
5-18
6-
Warehouse (quar.)___% '
(quar.)
'_
'—
Corp.
Class
6-13
.'
7
-5-22
6-10
'
93%c
-
1.
German
Star
6-15
(Germany)—
(payment
Lone
When
Share
6-15
;
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First
-6t12
-6-12
5-15
-•
8c
30c
(quar.).;
:
Amalgamated-Sugar, 5% .preferred (quar.)_;_
American Airlines, Inc., common (quar.)..~%
3 % % convertible preferred (quar.)
6-18
7- 2
G
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.)_-__.___—;
Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
6-12
7
less
Compress
Fodders
5-18
*-
7- 2
7- 2
.
Federal
4-25
1
r:
.
A
receipts
$1.68
prox.
,5-11,.
6-1.
,5-15
$1.37%
common
(quar.)___
Power
$3,75
-
5c1
25c
.
AdvisersAlabama
5-2S
-6-11
American
V
Payable of Rec.
5c
Hoechst
deposit
Farberwerke
Holders
When
Per
share
,
Name of Company
5-24
41c
-
preferred
:/ 4%%
preferred (quar.)_——_
Equitable Gas Co.,
common
(quar.)
4.36% ..preferred
(quar.)—_*
Ets-Hokin & Galvan, Inc. (stock dividend)__
.
6-15
50c
Co. (quar.)
com.
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)x—
Electric,
•
Payable of Rec.
18c
———
District
5%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
11
■'
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Name of Company
Corp.
Share
,
Storage Battery
Empire
an¬
Then we follow with
the payments previ-
show
we
Ecuadorian
dividends
the
,
Electric
separate
in* two
grouped
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
the
of Company
Name
■
Per
,
.
DIVIDENDS
11
>
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clare
in
(directors voted to de¬
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Inc.
of cash
payments)
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Mining, Ltd. —
^Quinte Milk Products, class A
(quar.)
6-28
6-
fl5c
5-
4-24
1
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12
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(1928)
Per
Radiation
Instrument
Inc.
tory,
stock
Class
a
6% V preferred
Rayonier,
Reheis
(quar. )_„__—
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(quar. >:
+
New
(initial
common
Oil
Corp.
Rochester Transit
Rohm
New
split)
preferred
4%
A
Bank
Western Canada
5-18
Breweries, Ltd.
Westgage-California, class A„
6-15
5-15
White
6-5
5-15
Wilcox
1
4-20
5-15
Croix
Paper
6-
1
Oil
dividend
Corp.
4-24
Win-Chek
Scott
Paper
$4
'
1
5-16
1
5-16
'6-10
5-17
Wisconsin
4-30
Wisconsin
6-
1
preferred
4
Wood
7-
2
Woods
(initial
5
—
Inc.
preferred
Simmons
Co.,
>
South
Texas
4.0«'/
4.24'/
(quar.)
3.70'./
4-27
Air
1
5-15
Alabama
5-16
4-19
5-16
4-19
6-
8
5-25
6-
8
5-10
$1
6-22
6-
30c
5-20
5-21
5-
*50c
5-
1
5-15
1
7-20
•Algoma
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
$1.0674
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
common
(quar. >
i'our-for-one
Precision,
Seal
Slill-Man
Class
Ahyn' &
Alside,. Inc.
277#c
8-
1
7-20
27VaC
31V4C
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
Stoutfer
split,
5-
1
American
1
5-
1
5.25V
to
I'
Sunshine
Biscuits
Inc.
American
6
1
ment
5-
1
American
6-
5-25
8
—_
'12Vac
12Vac
12Vac
5-15
65-
5-
___________
1
4.10'/'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
/.merican
-/
4.50',;
57
2nd
Texas
preferred
6-
8
5-10
6-1
5-
Stock
1
>
preferred
Pacific
&
6-
7-
1
6-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
(quar.),.
Tudor
6'/
Annual
Union
(initial
U.
S.
U.
S.
60c
1
6-
8
American Natural Gas
1
6-
8
American Premier Insurance
1
6-
8
American
7-
1
6-8
57®
preferred
7-1
6-8
57/
6-
5%
V°gt
"L
Materials,
674';
preferred
5.75';
preferred
5%
4-30
4-16
Biederman
5-
4-10
Blue
&,
J
6-15
5-18
5-25
v
4-20
5-21
;
5-25.
5-25
4-30
4-30
4-20
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20c
6-
1
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6-
1
5-10
4-27
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5-
,
;
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5-15
5-
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6- T
6-
5-10
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4-30
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,
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Anderson
Andrea
1
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4-13
5%
50
5-
1
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1
6-
5-
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7
one
1
6-1'
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5-15
4-16
5-15
4-30
(quar.) ——
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4-30
5-15
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(quar.)—.
,
—
.
6-
1
5-1
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50c
6-
(quar.)
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.
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7 '
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4
free
6-1
5-11
4
Argus
Corp.,
Arnold
,
43%
6-20
6-
5
5.257/
20c
6-20
6-
5
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n
5-15
5-1
5-25
5-
9
4-23
3-27
5-
1
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5-15
4-30
15c
25c
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1
5-18
5-
1
4-20
82 72C
5-
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4-10
$1.06
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$1.20
5-1
4-10
4-27
4-13
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4-25
3-30
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-
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,
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shill¬
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Sept.
income
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(quar.)
tax)___
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Ltd.—
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Gas
L;).
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472%
6-11
12-20
;
12-10
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5-16
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preferred
/
5-
5c
1
4-
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4-23
•
5-
62 72C
1
Electric
payment
.1961.
After
amount
5-
3% '■ :
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*32 72c
preferred
Packing
4-10
6-1
5-
British
will
be
'
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Tax
227aC
about
$0,076
4-19
depositary share)
5-
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4
1
6-15 :■> 6-
25c
6-
2.-'C-
(quar.)__—___
1
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(initial)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
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(quar.)
preferred
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(quar.)'
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(quar.)
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ended
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4-19
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1
5-1
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8-15
>
com.
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(quar,)_
for
\
5-15
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Campbell Machine
(s-a)
14.
1_
Campbell Red Lake Mines. Ltd. (incr.-quar.)
7. Campbell Soup Co.
(quar.)_____—
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.___—_—
2
*
Industries. Ltd.
5-11
5%
——_____
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$1.25
4-10
-7
4-27
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;
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(<juar.)._
(quar.
:
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317»c
(quar.)__—__—:—
common
$1.20
Camden
(quar.)
common
4-10
1
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.
$1.24
-
4-10
; 7
(stock
Power
convertible
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1
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77/ preferred (quar.)______
5-11
1
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.
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1
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6-11
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5.40%,"» preferred
(qiiar.)___—
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______________
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,
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preferred
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(quar.)_
6-15
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6-30
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dividend)
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5%
44
3-23
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(quar.)_
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4-27
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(quar.)___
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3-22
4-25
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4-30
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(quar.s
preferred
California
Texas)—
57/
preferred
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$3
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5-1
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5c
,
6-18
•
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7-1
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(quar.)__
:
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4-13
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7 72C
6
4- 6
,
$18c
.
preferred
.
w
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B.vers (A. M.)
Co.
(quar.),^
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5%
preferred
(quar.)
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9-10
,
CFC
V
25c
Castings——
^lills, Inc.,
4 V2 %
4-
1
4-30.
.
95c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
*25C
;
—
Inc.; (stock
Steel
5-
Refineries-
,
Steel
4-16
*56 V4C
common
preferred
383,i%
;
Ltd.,
Water,
Associated
4
(Final
'77';;rl7'
.
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Artesian
5-23
15c
9-20
$1.75:
iquar.)
40c
4-25
50c
.
Ltd.
Forest
Ltd.,. class
57/
••
(quar.)
—„
11-19
5-14
10c
„
(quar.)
Class B
4-18
•.
6-20
r
(quar.)__
5c!o pfd. B (accum.)
Appalachian Power. 4727; nrer/rred
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preferred
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preferred
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4-30
'
$2.60
5
5-
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6-
8-21
11-30
6c
.
—
1
5-21
1
25c
•
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for the
Bullock,
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11-30
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8
9
4-30
(Miami)
Corp.
4-30
3:-30
6-
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4-25
25c'
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Buchanan
Bush
Development,
4-25
6-20
6-
12-15
$1.25
'
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6-22
6-
Brooklyn
9-10
30c
.
(quar.)
5-16
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6-29
•9-23
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(quar.)
Quarterly
.
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5-15
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(quar.
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(quar.)
&
4*25
22c
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*
7 7ac
Chemical
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5-15
v
15c
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Y.);—
(N.
(quar.)
&
6
4
•
4-27
-_
37>(,r
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;
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
5-18
8
preferred
4-
4-20
50c
A
(increased
Tobacco
Columbia
Bruce
5-15
30c
5- 1:
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6c
.
Quarterly
4-30
$20c
$37»Ac
Y.)
2%
.
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland
4-20
MB.
preferred
$2.90
6
5-15
(guar.
pence
Columbia
*. British
'
Radio
4V2%3
4-10
5-
&
6-
8772C
Mines.
American
30. ,1961
.
4-6
.....
25%
_____2_
Clayton
4-13
6-27
772C
Registered and ordinary bearer
D. C.)
_I
Products
3-31
1-
4-30
,4
(quar.)______
Industries
Preferred
income)-
Corp. ((quar.)_^_:__
Angio-Canadian Telephone, class A
4-13
30c
Post
5-5
5-
__.
Products
Pioneer
1
5-15
Philippine
(quar.)___
preferred
Bralorne
6-15
25c
(quar.)_
11-30 '
:
12-10
..
•32»/2C
Co.—
Insurance
4-16
V
20c
..
(quar.),
common
Bowman
(Alabama)—
Corp
5-
9c
Quarterly
1
Corp.
5-15
4-20
20c
Corp., ;common
.
Edison,
8-31
.
1
Insurance
1
*1772c
(quar.)
4.78.%, preferred
,
dividend
Anchor
4-16
(Md.)—-
a
Life
:
1
^
Co,
Viscose
Amicable
5-10
30c
••
5-25
15c
_.
American
8
15c
2
6-
5-2
4
Corp.,
preferred
Boston
■
-
N.
(quar.)i_
split)
7-
15c
-A.
class
4-16
15c
!____
Publishing
Brooks
Booth
4-20.
5c
Insurance
7c
-
'
common
ing,
(quar.).!.
stock
6
(quar.|________,
preferred
Bobbie
4-17"
1
4-27'
__^
Tobacco
(2-foi'-l
——
(N.
American
4-
1
v.\
(quar.)_
3v27/
4-10
12c
--
American Title
5-1
30c
'
1
5-
(s-a)
Borg-Warner
....
Lines—
6
5-
40c
,
25c
Quarterly
4-10
5-"1'
250
.
;
President
4-
(quar.)_'
Furniture,
Bell, Inc.
Blue
4-23 "
.
r
5-
25c
1
___3
4-13
1
;_
;
Company
4-13
4-27
5-
:
centavos
Inc.
" 25c
:
Research & Development—
(from' capital gains realized' in 1961)_^_^_
American Smelting &
Refining—
7% preferred (quar.)i
1
pfd.
common
23
4-27
*62 V2C
,,t
:
iquar.
American
5-21
6-29
'
'
6-6
7
•
Quarterly
'
8
v;-
'
—I
Wachovia Bank & Trust
(Winston-Salem, N
&
1
20c
$1.25
—J'' $i
preferred (quar.)——_.———^ a
Warner
7-
6- 8
15c
;
-
Corp. iquar.)
Mfg. Corp.
Vulcan
,of
Best
4.25%,
'
(Wash.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
$1.18
——
l
Value Line Income Fund
'
Vance Sanders & Co.
(s-a)—Ls
Vapor
Corp.-,
currency)
Berkshire Frocks.
.gc .■<
Insurance
7-
— „_L_—^
Fire Insurance Co.
Lines Co. )quar.)
Fire
7-
—
Insurance
conv.
National
7-
-
Foods.
(quar.)
(initial)
com.
5-11
1
4-13
4
Distilling
new
5-11
'V
4-30
*12 72 0
;
1
-
6
,4-13
287ac
Corp. (quar.)_
Mfg.,Co.
(quar.)_
;
(Payment
8
4-
4-30
20c
(quar.)
Benguet' Consolidated, Inc.—
Inc.—
I
$1.75
Corporations Ltd.. class
United
•
4-16
6-
4-27
(quar.)
common
&
Bell4 Intercontinental
30
4-27
7*1
772C
Aircraf t
4%
(monthly)__
net .investment
7-
'
B (quar.);
preferred Iquar.)—_
Fund,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
57/
3
4-19
Y.)
Quarterly l.
Inc.
(quar.)
Mutual
(Quarterly, from
American
8
47
—
Lumber
United
'
6-
$1.25
(accum.)_^..
Life
Stock'
American
')
6-8
$1.1272
B.
Labor
8
1
Coal
preferred
Union
10c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
3-31
1
2 7/
717/
B.)
Inc.,
7. 5-
1272C
:
Boise Cascade Corp.
-
Mercury Insurance
dividend _3
1
preferred;- (quar.)
City Second Unit—
-
(Initial-annual)
(quar.)
5*31
3%'c
dividend
7-
—
iquar.)
Finance Co. (Baltimore)—-
Time
7'/,:
-
9-23
Corp." (quar.)
(James
6-29
*55c
diviaendi-—
Power
£ 4-20
6-
30c
■
Co.
7-
.
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thriltlmart. Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
•>.'
8
7-
(quari)_______-_______
Industries.
4-20
-
4-10
12-31
Beluen
4-27
4-30
7-13
10-15
Bekins Van & Storage (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, 7 7/ pfd. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mig. • '
47/
preferred Mquar.)
4
4-30
10c
8-31
-15-63
5-15
5-10
.
•
11-30
$1.50
5-15
3772c
.
$1.31
Pacific
Thomas
7-i
I
9-17
12-17'
$1.50
•
4-Z7
7-16
4-10
6-
40c
*
•
1
7-31
4-12
1
6-15
.....
(Newarx,
Insurance
'
1
'50c
.
$1.27Va-
& Oil (quar.)
Ry,—
(Optional—57/ stock dlv, or $4 cash)_L^
Texas
'•
5-
oc
40c
;
preferred A
conv.
Bearings.
invest¬
Products
American
5-18
7-1
______
(quar.)
Instruments, Inc.
Texas
6-12
$1.15
Stock dividend
$5
Stock"
Products
Beam
4-30
'
,
Life
4-18
13c
(quar.)
:
6-
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
4
4-12
4-30,
u^ciai/
6-
•••'2ocrnr
'
Co.
4- 6
: 3-31
4-30
Quarterly
:_
Insurance
pfd.
5-17 r
75c
dividend
American
-
4-27
4-30
$1.50
common
Baystate
4-12
7
5-15
c
6c
Paper, Ltd., copimon_____
Class 'A ::(quar.)4^_i_______^_!
___T.
4-12
•25c
$1.22%
•
■____
—
Producing (iflcreased-quar.l
Industries, Inc., com. fyeaf-end)
Texas
1
1
'* *25c
!_____
4-17
dividend
4 7a%
(Orlando, Fla.)~
$1.317»
—
Gulf
Texas
Casualty
$1.1674
__
(quar.)—
preferred
&
$1.28-■
—
tquar.)__„_
preferred (quar.—
2nd
2nd
Basic
'
5-15
new
(stocic
Candy Corp.
Stock
5-
$ 1 .bb V4
(Orlando, Fla.)~ '*
5-
1
$1.02'/a
..
preferred
4.^27;
Barton's
American Independent Reinsuraace
5-11
5-15
6-
$1.06W
;
,,
iquar.)
11preferred
Fire
5-18
5-31
28c
iquar.)____
(quar.)
5.25'/
10-23
25c
6-
$1.16
preferred
5.247;
10-23
:__
Furniture ,(quar.)
Home Products Corp.
25c
"
.
4.657;/
5.127/•
11-
Co.
Forest
65c
(quar.)
5.10%
10-23
11-
Oil
"Barry-Wright Corp.
•
American
31c
_
4.80%
1
11-
50c
3__
American
10c
iquar.)
4.64'/
7-23
5-
3
5-25
•
5-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)____
preferred
preferred
8-
25c
(N:
4-30
(qivar.t.
Scotia
Corp.,
Barber
7-23
7-23
45c
6-9
6-15
Nova
Banlife
88-
"*57c'
(increased)
Assurance Co.
4-17
35c
—
Transmission,
4.60'/
7-23
of
Beech
(from net
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-16
(quar.$1.10
4.25'/
8-
4-18
Quarterly
;
Tennessee Gas
Bank
20c "*
preferred
iquar.)
a
Equitable
4-13
5
-
preierrrd
Distilling
3
6-15
_
4-23
13%c'?r-
I
Quarterly
5-11
1
Shares
-American
5-11
6--8
$0.00i/bc
-
5-
'"
$1.25
4-30
*3472
(quar.)
4-18
________
5-15
15c
(quar.)
$1.12 72
(quar.)
19c
1
3-22
?
37 72C
pid.
6'//
(quar.)
preferred
6c
(quar.)
Cement,
American
"
Co.
American
1
6-30
6-
preferred
preferred
(ql;ar.)_________
3-22
4 5-31
'5-31-
(quar.)
6%
(quar.)__
5-11
4-23
Piano—
6%
Ltd.—
Corp.
1
4-23
40c
4-23
5-15
—
6-
10c
;
4-23
5-15
•
4-19
;
1
____
4-19
1
10c
quar.)
1
7 Vac
._.
4-
1
5-
5c
;
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
*$1.433/4
I
income)'
$6.25
Co..
(initial
5-
!___
7
5-
•
common...;
non-cum.
5-
75c
Canada,
Business
66-
35c
(quar.)—
of
Can
5-15
.
_______________
(quar.),_„_——
American
-
Corp. (quar.)—„__
—____
Propane Gas, common (quar.t
1951 series (quar.)
Co.
5-15
6-15
87V2C
preferred
Oil
Inc.
ap¬
Foods
Suburban
5-15
77/
Quarterly
*$1.56 74
^
Inci (quar.)I
Bdolc'Co.
6-15
30c
_
——
4-16
5-15
6%
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,'
(quar.)
1
'____
20c
(quar.t——
A
___
6-15
6-15
2c
-
.preferred (quar."•
1
1
Bay
(quarJ
5-
*5c
(quar.)
T.)
5-
American
$1.12%
3_
Inc.
Petroleum
5-1
1
'
(B.
6-
4-16
(quar.)
9
3c
(quar.)
preferred
Industries,
4-23
Ry.—
___'
2
10c
(quar.)
Corp.;
Bathurst
(quar.).
.4-
5-:'lv
;
1
12-31
30c
(quar.)
4
Banking
Corp.
Quarterly
$1
^
6-30
10-
(Del.)
preferred
preferred,
Bacardi
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Amerada
1
45c ;
expected
Babbitt
5-15
50c
1st preferred (quar.)__i
47a//, 2nd
preferred
(quar.)
6-
-10c
__
4-18
BMC
50c
4 r/o
6-
•
(quar-.f
1
6-25
Co.
Foods,
Aluminum
6-
377aC
(quar.)__
•„
.Alterman
33c
(quar.)
(stockholders
A
Hudson
Bacd/i'.l__..2Ss;l
32Vac
holders May
Corp.
class
Mfg.,
B
Mills
Allied
7-20
7-20'
(quai\)_J12%>c
Stewart-Warner
Sun
57/
&
7*20
_
Ltd..
to
Alloys
1
(initial )__„_„
5-
472%
1
(quar.)
Chemicals .(initial)
1
__
4-11
77ac
&
(quar.
Control
1
...
class
preferred
8-
f
4-25
$1
(quar.)
Central
8-
—__
new
Inc.,
B
8-
(quar. >__—
Chemical,
May 4
•
4-30
1
—____!—
1-15-63
^
(Quarterly from investment income)..
Telephone. Ltd.. 5Va'/» ure.i. (quar.).
(L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
5-
—
Inc.
_.___
Ayres
Ltd.—•
Co.,
7-14
10-15
3-30
^$1
—
Line
4-16
30c
(quar.)_
Avalon
of Rec.
5-
——
5
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
5-15
—
i
$1.18%
(quar.)—.
preferred
of Canada,
6'/c
prior
preferred
Baldwin
—
4-16
5-10
$25C y
common
$1
(quar.)
Trunk
Common
Allied
Co.,
Products,
non-cum.
$1.50
$1
(quar.)
5-14
.
Science Fund,
income)
&
Steel
Automobile
IV2C
1.
5-15
3174C
Okla.)
(quar.)
Mines,o Ltd.
28c
i-;
36c
(Conn.)
30c
•
15c
.__
4-
1
De.ejopment—
Prints
10c
(quar.)_____
—$1.40%
_____
Ltd.
Gold
8c
(accum.)
5-21
1
6-
5c
Holders
Payr.ole
6-15
5-
*55c
7
18c
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.)
J.
Class
8-
A
5-
4-25
,
preferred
&
(Tulsa,
convertible
lc
(quar.)
Gas
7®
6-
class
5 V2 %
60c
93%c
(s-a)__
investment
$1.20
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-25 V
;
30c
Nichols
Aunor
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
5%%
25c
(quar.)
Register Co.,
Sterling
5
$1.03%
Specdry Chemical Products,
Class 13 (quar.)__-ii—
Corp.
Extra
927ac
97Vic
___
1
When
4-12
5-10
30c
Automated
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)
50c
Alberton's
tquar.t
preferred €
4-16
5-31
__
6-
5-18
Share
(s-a)
,
Industries—
50c
A
29%c
_i_
(From
6-15
pfd
1
57/
Mining
Atomies Physics &
Steel)
par)
4-12
5-
(quar.)
Insurance
Steels,
Austin
dividend)—
($1
(quar.)
B
Class
$1.15
(quar.)
5%
2
—26MsC-
-
preferred
Sterling
7-
•
(quar.)
preferred
effect
1
6 74
(quar.>___—
$1.32
take
8-
5
;
5-31
(quar.)
A
Class
,
$1.44
a
Class
7
5-
South western States Telephone—
Common
(quar.) VL
proved
8
5-31
.
4-30
6-20
672C
Extra
Class
__•
5-15
35c
By-Proaucts—
B
Alberta
<
40c
—.—
Extra
5
•___
Atlas
5-1
;6-
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
1
$1.50 7,
5-
4-12
y
common
B
preferred
conv.
Ufe
Atlas
5- 1
64 1
90c
—
4-27
7Vic
—
5-
4-27
6-15
$1
dividend
General
$1.25
4-30
y
1
preferred
Stock
"
.
Inc.
Corp.
A
Class
5-
preferred (quar.)-i.
4.80%
preferred
<quar.»_____
4.40%
preferred
($25 par)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Standard
5-15
6-
•:
preferred
Co.,
1
(quar.)_
Wholesalers, Ltd., 572 7/ pfd.
Consolidated
Atlas
1
5-25
6-10
7
4772C
Control Products .(quar.)
5-31
.
Wood
Industries
M.g.,
Class
5-31
(quar,)
Water
5c
'
Extra
5.625'/
Co.
5-15
1
10c
(quar.)
Vk'.'t
Aeronca
1
25 V2c
(quar.)
(quar.t
Sl.auffer
Adirondacit
-
preferred
preferred
Steel
Adams-Millis
5-15
1
.
preferred
V
40C
(quar.;
.
R.),
6-
6-
•__
,
preferred
$4.50
.(A.
20c
(quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common
2
7-31
6-
;
4-27
75c
$1
•—
(quar.)
Stamford
5-
8-22
the
give
Fund
5-14
Service—
preferred
preferred
/
Atlas
6-29
1__.
(stock
Name of Company
Aeroquip
(initial)
4.25'/
4.75'/
4-27
6-
-
___
4.15'/
4.60V
5-21
50c
(quar.)
3.90'f1 |)referred
5-31
Per
60c
(quar.)
Public
2
3.757/
k
Edison—
preferred
4.40'v.
5-21
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
7-13
7-13
8-
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred
4.78'/
1
1
6-11
8-
$002
Development
Southwestern
5-
dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid.--The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table. ;\
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
,.
15c
(quar.)
in class B
we
,
6-
(quar~»_
California
Southern
Below
110c
—;
.
$2-preferred
5-11
$1.25
w
(Howard
5-22
2 7a%
(quar.)
Refining
Atlantic
class B——______—
Alan
(see
Mfg., "Ltd:
A,brams
—
Corp.
7
(quar.)
AMT Corp.
(quar.)
common
Co., common
„—
4-27
4-30
I 15c
RR.—
1
6-
6-29
(quar.)
'
1
5-15
■
Lignt
Service
Enterprise,
Aberdeen
,
014 Superior Co.
(s-a)
Smith-Douglass Co. (quar.)
Smith; Industries International
Smith
4-16
6-11
Atlantic
5-
15c
.—I——
Line
non-cumulative
57/
4-30
45c
•
s-a)
class A
•4-19
•
Automatic
invest¬
;
(quar.)
Company
Oil
6-22
5-4
$.075
Siegel (Henry Ii
1
preferred
Coast
5-
30c
25c
$1.18%
47/ pfd.
(quar.)
City Electric,
Atlantic
1
a
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Slierwin-Williams
Sinclair
7-16
34c
Gordon
1
6-
1
22c
1
(quar.)
01
Public'
One for one
capital
semi¬
(a
from
cents
Valley Water, 5%
Ii
5-
$1
income)
Class
5-15
85c
25c
35c
Industries
4'/
6-25
20c
(quar.)
gains distribution of 29 cents plus
of
7-25
10c
s-a )
Palls
Shares in American Industry,
Sherritt
8-
20c
«
Sealright-Oswego
Shenk
(quar.).l—
(quar.)L_^___l_«.—
rower
(Alan)
5-
1
preferred (quar.t:
preferred (quar.)
Power Corp. iquar.i
Shemmgo
5-
V.5-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
13c
Atlantic
•
O'/v
5-15
(quar.)_
common
dividend
35c
*30c
(quar.)
Power, ^foTmnon
I preferred
3.60%
,
*25c
iquar.$25c
*$1.25
(quar.)—
30c
•.
$3.40
annual
1'
1
Electric
6-
*55c
,—
Sealed
ment
!___
Industries,
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Co.,
Y.)
(quar.)_J___i__„l.
1
_L_
Wisconsin
25c
—
(quar.)—
Schultz Sav-O-Stores
(N.
(John)
& Sons
(initial
Williams' & Co. ( quar:)_'
$1
quar.t
preferred (quar.)
Salant & Salant, class A
Tubular
Dental Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
S.)
Quarterly
5-16
4
6-
'
5'i'r
Sawhill
Insurance
Wiley
a
Corp., Ltd., common
Lawrence
St.
Fire
:
Supply (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.
Athey Product^ Corp.
(quar.i
4.757/
Westchester
5-
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.
r
6-
103
dividend)
(quar.)__.
(quar.)__^_^
1
4-18
4-25
8c
50c
6-15
4-30
30c
>
General 1'elephohe CO, of the Nortnwest—
4.80% preferred "(quar.)____
7
7—7-..
4-11
4c
4-20
25(5
.
Jv._
.____
5-
4-167
6-30
5-15
4-11
$10c
-
-
/"Farmers & /Traders;
'
Products
4-30
5c
$10c
.
7 6-8
v
$1.04 '??/ 7-. 2
iqnar.)_
(Toronto)
•
7—
fquar.)_
preferred
$2.50
5-16
:
Public
General
-———
/4-19
'
7-2
(ouar.)
Corp., Ltd.
6-15
$30c
Trust (Stamford/Conn.)—
"•Quarterly./T./i//—.177.—
^ :Fall . River
Gas :Co. (quar
7 Family Recbrd 'Plan/ '(initial)
5-15
/
•5-21
7/7- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coronet
B
.
6-14
(quar.)__
Banx & Trust
(stock
preferred
5%
(initial)/-—
com:
Ino., (quar.)
"
5-15
Fairfield County
4-8
4-25
j
—
Co.; (quar.)—
Natural
...
Inc.;
preferred"
Fairbanks
5-15
3
"
6'/2 %
new
(monthly)___.77—_______/._7_^__
preferred
General
5-14
18c
...
4-16
$1.13
j.
Transportation Lines
Paint Si
'
5
6^1';
40c/
•
i
f. Controls Co. of America
[.//-? Class
."•.': .; 5%
5-15
'1/7
2 Jc-'
(Chicago)
(quar.). ;
/Cornet
1
$1.12%'
National
(Chicago)
4-16
$ 38t)
4-10;/
5-15
5-15
>
•
4-25
•
7 5c:" 7^4^30
32%c
4-16
.5-1
$1.32%
(quar.)
stock
7c-
,
ReducedzmoiftblH
3-31 /
(quar.)_____
—31%c
$1 preferred (quar.).7
25c
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—-' •
$2 preferred
(guar.)
'50b
pence
(quar.)____—^ /
(quar.)__
j7— ;
Executive .Equipment /-.(quar.)'
_w/
Exeter:& hamptoii Electric (quar.)_____
5
74-
6-1
70c
split)
Continental Aviation & Engineering
Coronation
4-
1
q
5
5-15
+50CT
•
;
(Chicago)
S-5-("15
115c
(accum.)_——-
"
Continental
5-15
10c
___:
Consolidated 'Corp.",. class
Farmer
j $4.16 preferred dquar.)
Corning
t:
30c
quar.')___i__J
(quar.)__:_
5-
57 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
A
..
2-for-l
a
$4.50
6-
$1.25
(quar.)_L
'$4.52
4-
5-1
$5c":
preferred (s-a)
//Consolidated: Royalty :OiI''Co.--7.t-/
Coal-(increased
4-
'
Ltd.—
5-31
p'refert'ed (quar.)
B
5-15
__
Quarterly
5%
Consolidation
5-
47 %c;
i
Mills,
A
6-1
(qtiar.)
$5
Esquire.
Inc.
(stock: dividend)
Evans.. Rule ( Co.
(quar. K7/
Mines,
.Consolidated Laundries Corp.- (quar.)__^i._
Consolidated Nat'fat; (>«•/•
Consolidated
5-1
.5"!,-1 •/
50c
.
Ctml
6-30
-
4-13
•
51c
.
7-14
.
,
(quar.)i
(quar^)
,J44c
Co.—
(7-for-l
$1
$1.30 preferred
preferred
.
Electrographic' Corp/ (quar.)
Empire State - Oil Co.—
7
Semi-annual
: Special
*7/
Employers Group Associates (initial quar.)_
Stockholders approved a five-for-four split
Ck
Enamel &r Heating Products ;Ltd.-7',. /
;
- Class. sAr (quar J_v_"
/
1_1__
•/'
Equity Corp.', $2 Oonw. pfd. (quar.)
/
'
■
$2.06 series .E preferred
class
com.
5-22
&:Co.,. class A
4-30
$1.25
.
$50c
/
^Quarterly
<C,. G.), Ltd., common v(quar.)
Connecticut :Llght, & Power Co.-—
•
Conn
J / *$2.04
Mfg.
*
(quar.)—
4-13
pfd.
Ekpo products, common (quar.)
7 4
%./ preferred fqtrar.)
Electric & Musical Industries-^-
3-22
:
4-27
37 %C
Economics Laboratory," Inc.
4I/2%" preferred
(s-a)
3-22
Ltd
preferred
Conduits
4
5-1
preferred
Echln
'
4-16
-
$1.31%
Corp.,
Corp.—
-
5-
4-30
-
Corp.,
Corp.,
6-11
$1.32
3-30
5-8
$37 Vie
common
&
5-31
10c
25c
Telephone Go. of California—
f
, 7
4%%**. preferred (1945 series)
(quat.K-/.—
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
..•
4
5-1
Fund—
Compo Shoe Machinery
Composite Fund, Inc.
Gas
5-
25C
(quar.)
(Quarterly from investment income)
Concord Natural
,
5-15
4-30
J20c
(quar.)
convertible
$6
4-16
1
6-
4-16'
1
6-
—
(quar;)^-__^_i
Stock
5-
$15c
___—
common
International
4-16'.
5
5-1
$1.06
Enterprises, Ltd:
(quar.)
Combined Enterprises (quar.)
Combustion
Engineering
^quar.;_.
Edison
5-
SI. 16
j.
Combined
Commonwealth
i
$1.50
31 VaC
110c
(quar.)___„__—
•
4-17
8-21
•
-
-
General
G
til VaC
E'agle, Inc. (quar.)
/_
East Kootenay Power Ltd.—preferred* Caecum.)
Eastern Cari''CO./Plass A (quar.
Eastern States Corp., $7 pfa. A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (acCum.
7$7> preferred -A (aeeum.)
__7__7-_____
Columbus & Southern Ohio. Electric—6% 'preferred (quar.)-..
'4.65%
preferred
(quar.) _JJ
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)_
4-
6-
de Nemours
4-27
$4.75
1
4-20
5-15
$1.06%:
_
7 5%
3-30:
5-10
31'Ac
_—
By-ProducLs
Oil
Miliier
Duro-Test
15c
(Quarterly from* realized
Colorado
I.o
preferred
Dumas
4-20
1
5-1
(quar.)_j.
shilling' 1
1
Canada, Ltd.,
(E.
$4.50 preferred
Colonial Growth & Energy Shares-—
Colorado
Pont
of
6-1
4-16
Motors Corp., $3.75 pfd.
General Precision Equipment
4-10
S/lOc)
8
Pont of
4-12
income)
5-10
2%c
per
payment
about
/7
4-20
(from
8%c
4-23
1
General
4-16
(s-a)_
4 V2 %
-
4-30
(quar.)_/__^__;___^_//____„;
du
8
5-
A
du
6
12c
$1.25
7
Acceptance
Finance, 5%
4-10
13%'C
,
Stores.
(Final
7
Corp. (accum.)
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis)
5-18
8
1
*4-23
2
General
__
Metals & Supply Co. (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ADRS—
■
Colonial
6-12
5-
Ducommun
College Life Insurance Co. of America
Colonial
6
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—
5-31
(s-a)—
4-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-30
Sc
-
7^^T7x_
General
Electric Co.
(quar.)
General Finance Corp. (quar.—
Gorton's of Gloucester (quar.)_—/_'i„7—-r
General Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
i.—:
5-15
:_i—
(quar.),__^_
Paper (qttar.)__
Tridu&triqs Ltd, (quar.)____.
Dragon, Consolidatingj/Mining-—^.j Dreyfus Fund (quar. firom net invest, inc.)_
3-30
$7c
87 VaC
Mines, Ltd.
5-
.1 6-20
15c
(inltial-quar.)
Steel,
•'
/preferred (quar.)
General Bakeries, Ltd
6
8C
Dovet
.
4-
*37%C:;
:
Donnacona
5rl0
8
45C
quar.)
.
j
6-
"
111.)—-
(Long Island* N. Y.)
$4.50
4-13
Industries
(Springfield
—
(quar.)—
General Acceptance .Gorp.—
60c preferred (quar.)
$1 /preferred • •(quar.,)777
General American Investors—
5-15
20c
—
Cdmmon
6/
25c
Co.,
preferred
.
(Atlanta)—
annually
Colgate-Palmolive
6-
50c
—
Insurance
4-16
-
6-1
87»/aC
(quftr.)
j.
Willians Gold
Cole National
$3.50
——
gtd
States
4-27
25c
Louis
St.
&
Dominion
4-30
6-20
90c
$2
(Charles E.)
4%
•
issue
at- $101
4-11
4-20'
9c
25c
:
—■
being redeemed on May 14
share plus this dividend-/
Ltd.— < quar.)_'/
7_
Dominion Oilcloth. & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly > L_/_l
Dominion Stefel - & Coal Ltd. (quar.")____
..Dominion Tar ife Chemldhl,' Ltd.—
11-15..
5-18
(quar.)____^_"——
Pittsburgh RR.
Increased
/5-.'4
15c
f-
__
Co.
-
preferred
&
11-30
Entire
4-12
:
(s-aj
Gateway Sporting Goods, new (initial)——
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
7
4-16
&
A
-^.^7__
Gamble-Skogmd,
7
5-
5-15
Foundries
Dominion
5-1
7-
Class
1
5-
<6-2
5-
Fabrics, Ltd., common
preference .(quar...)_i
2nd
5-15
3-29
4-12
2%
-
Insurance
dividend)
1
2
$1.19
Dome
Mines, Ltd.- '(quar.)
/Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar;) 7/-^.-.----: /
/ Dominion Dairies. .:Ltd.; 5% nori/cum,. pfcUu-
8-15
$1.25
.
preferred
special
1
8-31
.12 VaC.
.
(quar.
Cincinnati,
5%
6-
4-13
4-30
Class- 'A"-(monthly)7^__77___7j_7_7^i7_77-./v': •••7/5c-7;7 5^1 •
4-16
4-30.
10c
—
(quar.)
Dominion
$1.25
$1.25
——
(quar./'
1
4-26
17c
(quar.
pfd.
Futfcerman Corp:*;class A
5
15c
Electrohome
5-
o'/o
4% preferred (quar.)
g—i—7___;
prouge Gorp. (monthly>_-7_,.^7_77_i.u7*i_7-
Products
Dominion
si.?6
.7_,
/
4-16
2
$2
Engineering—
(quar.)
Diversified Industries, T% preferred (quar.)
Dividend
Shares,
Inc. : (quarterly from net
/fnyestmehtrnincome).
:_____/
"_
;
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., corn. (quar.)__
I/ ;
4-13
Ina. (quar.-)-T5c
Frosst
25c
com.
l
1
Stores Corp. (quar.)
7—20c.
Comoanies,Ltd.'
(quar.)*.__7w£,,
$3uc
4-10
10-
25c
1
split)_n__.
1
5-
5-
Franklin
1
(quar.)
new
stock
5-
5-15
5-
Eraser
$1
—
55c. conv. preferred
2
j
'2UC!
Inc.,
Utilities
Quarterly
Friden,
(quar.)_
Co.
(increased
(4—i'or-3
•
Dielectric
8-31
9-20
11-21
:——r-
(quar.)
Fruit
finance
&
Life
(Stock
4-10
•
7-
7
25c
$1.60 preferred (quar;
Dlaiight Gcrp. (initial)
1
$1.25
(quar.)——i—..
Co.
(quar.)_
:——■_
optional—cashier stk.)
Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Cochenour
»
Franklin
4-20
1
4-30
+50C 7
;
Tunnel
'
a
$1.25
(initial
Corp.
Investing
Coastal
Corn
Canada
Giorgio
Dleooid,
(quar.)
;
Stero
Cleveland
Cook
4-20
7-
*r
1'Ac
—
(quar.*)
Coatings, com.
Chemical
&
Common
4
$1.25
—
A
5-
;
RK.
—_.——-
$4.50
.
4-10
1
5*
■
\ 33c
_a
■
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.-(quar.)
7,
Soto
De
,4-6':
87 %c
(quar.)—:
preferred
Ry.,
/
1
5-
4"15c
:
(quar.)
'774%'% preferred A (quar.)
Water
Franklin National Bank
4-25
>
13c
*'
—
—u
5-15
Cleveland,
;
(quar.)
30c
City Title
Clark Controller
.
4-10
10-19
Dial
City Stores- Co.
5
4-10
Ulamdna .National oorp.—
Quarterly
$5
4-10
1
5-
ouc ;■
tquar,)i-——
4-25
preferred
preferred
;5% -preferred
•;
Florida
Flying Tiger Line,* 5%
Ford Motor Co.
1
5-" 1/
/
:
$1.25
—
Ltd:,/chmmon_______.
4-25
■$%
%.
$1.75
—
common
5%
:_w_
3
5-
IV4C
Mfg., /class A
dividend
6
5-
V
$1.37 Va
(quar.)___^___^___—_
4-13
.5%
•
Stock
' 4-
5-
$1
(quar.)
common
4-30
.Quarterly
Quarterly
/
Florida
12-
7
5-
v
17 V2c
Denvdr Union Stock Yard
4-30
,
■
"Voting
4-10
5-21
Mo *
■
Dennison
Cincinnati/ New Orleans Sc Texas Pacific- Ry.
.
5
"
(quar.)-.
A
4-30
Quarterly
•
Light
5-15
Churchill
;
"Common-
5-22
5-30
i
5-22
Chlckasha Cotton' Oil -(quar.)_'__t__a.^_'i._i.-it.;/
*
&
Corp.
Dehlsbh .Mines,
5-22/
5-22
;
4%
5
5-1
$1.06
Quarterly'
5-22
preferred A <quar.)
Chicago Musical InstrumentCo,—7• i
..
(Increased-quar.)
—__.—-—_—"
City
Powet
Limitee; .class
SI
57c
-
;
65c
s5%
■■
67- 9-
.
5
4-30
$1.12
'7preferred (quar/)
5Va% pfd. '(quar.)
;5%, prefeired (quaf.)
Daycb c;orp.,: ciasa' H' iquai'/i--^-----—__—i
Deah Phipps Stores* lhc„ 5 Va Vo preferred—
7 10c
Class
-
5
12-28
$1.20
—
Davenport Water,
(quar.)--'—
Chicago,
'/
10-
Realty (Ohloi—
Public Utilities— ) '
5-15
17%c
Sterling. Inc., 7% pfd. nquar.>_______
Surety Corp. (stock diviGend)____;
Union
Holders
Payable of Hec.
10c
Franklin-Adams Co.
.
4-27
6-30
1%%
aivKuiruj
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
.
—
4
'
15C
(quar/)7u_:
preferred
V
$1.37%
7
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
'3%% preferred (quar.)
-
First
Lignt^— v.*:.•••
preferred (1946 & 1947 series—_
4%
—
2-.7-7i
50C
50c
,
4Va%' preferred
(quar.)—
;$4,24 preferred (<juar./^_»._—_______
•7 $4-- preferred (cfuar,)-..-..^——-c*—
Da lias Transit, common, (quar.)___'
5-15'.
4-18:
6-30
34 %c
Chase. Manhattan Bank. (N.
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,
common
•
7
50c
&
.
6-30
$1.25'
preferred
(quar.)___:.__'—i.
Credit, prelerred
(stock diviuenti)
taiocn
*
6-30
33»/4C
5.48%
Ruz
1
62 VaC.
(quar.)_j_______.f_/__.7__
the
Firth
When
Share
First
.
4-14"
,.
6-30
preferred
of
tquar-.)^—__^.—
Power
$4.80
6
a,,.'4-14' ;•
5-15
34c
Charles
9-17
'
—
Clfainplin .Oil.. Si Refining Co.(quar..)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
:—
■
'5-*l
•5.44%
,
5-
35cv
22c'
(quar:..)'_y_7_—:«i,£—
preferred.- (quar.)__;-_7_,;___7_7__:--
Certified
1
•5-/1/
/
37VaC
preferred
i5'%
7
1
27l/ac" "z
-
.
$3
1 :• ■V
r
.
•
65-
$1.05
Cqntral; Soya Co. (quar.
J
Central /Telephone Co., common (quar. i ---A$2.50 preferred A (quar.)
"
4-
4-10,
5-15
-
:77.5- 4
.Class A' (quar.
/
w
$1"
5-25
;Gaffln/:^Cbrp;;^qtifer.)i;^^/«/,-^
/
7 4-16
<:
5-
50c
v
1
"5-/1
:
■
(quar.')7__'__
,
-5-
/
26c
25c/,
$1.12 Va
/
(quar.)
(quar;
Central Power & Light,
4-26
i30o-;\
•
tquaf.j—__ /
Bank '(Cleveland)
National
>'
ii
Electric
Electric.-'Co., ;tom.
/i,7:$.5ib%7; preferred
Central
(S-e>-_,
&
25c
increased)—
Corp.
coke
Gas
;
20c
.
-
Central
$1.75
7
2
Per
Company
National Realty & Construction (Initial) '
-'
Stocic
dividend
_l7_-__/._7
-77
Firs*, southern Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
,
/
•/. '4-1-9
6-18
9-28
Name of
First
4-19
5-ro
;.:-
7-
Press ; (quar.
.
'curtis-VPiTght Corp.—
.•
Class A (qual,^i.iJii7^_'u:^----.-.—-—
3-30
5-10
-$i;u5
4-16
,
(quar.)'_/l_.
prelerred
Cuneo
■;
-8-oO..
4-27
,
-
"
Ceiotex
1
„
of Hec.
5-15
$1.75
7
"
Payable
/.475c
—
prelerred " (quar.)/_i
7%,
7.
3-31 "
5-
25c
Caterpillar Traptor, common (quar. )£_£.'
4.2u~v7 -pi'eiteried tdua'r?)•
8-Id
1
llluQ ***• .-4-2V-.
A
Liu: -tquar. )jc&z~f-
Corp.,
1
5•>
5-15
9-
■'/
13%c
-
7'/a
5-15
(quar.)
American .feUgaKv tv.— -j,
Cuuan
5-15
.,
6---1,.'/
-t-
$1.12 Va
5%
'
:
1
5-31
$1.06'/4
'
Cascaue
6-
,
.
5c
Share
*/'•;*/ Name 6f Company 7".
•
Crowh Cork k Seal, Ltd.
**
■
Payaole of Hec.
Share
-
'■''7,/7 .-.h;'/
/
Scott
.■•'''
V
.
Name of Company
Carson,
)74.V2%
13
5%
pfd.
Continued
5- 1
on
4-10
4-23
page
48
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1930)
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
44% Jan
52 % Jan
3
17% Sep
25
38
Jan
17
Jan
3
Dec
55
52
21
69
75
Apr
7
27% May 16
Deb
68
Mar 12
Jan
17% Mar
22
66 % Jan
81% Mar
6
21 % Jan
15
ABC
8
75% Feb
16
18
90% Jan
2
Jan
30
68
19% Nov 29
16
36% Apr 21
30% Jan
19% Mar 15
35% Jan
17
18%Apr
2
18
4
8% Sep
28
14% Mar
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
12
68
61% Nov
29
84
18
58% Apr
3
70% Feb
7
3% Nov
24
5% Mar 24
3% Apr
18
4% Feb
19
Jan
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16
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3
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24
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15
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15
59% Apr
10
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6
3
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3
44
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19
Nov
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23
12
4
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7
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6
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28
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16
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12
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11
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12
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4
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16
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2
40
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1
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16
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13
11
98
Allen Industries
12
21
52% Apr
Oct
28
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2
4
Apr
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3
7
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Jan
7% Jan
27
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94
9
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10
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2
4
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5
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17
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19
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28
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29
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17
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13
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23
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1
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4
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12
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8
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2
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8
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6
20
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21
17
18
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3
9
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14
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8
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2
78
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11
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3
18
Jun
23
27% Jan
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16
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3
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11
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3
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3
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17
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2
1
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3
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3
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44
33
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22
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25
3
20
2
21
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4
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13
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17
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15
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see
16
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27
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27 74
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277a
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32
32
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13
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18
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16
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33% Apr
92
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23
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Jan
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shares
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13
52
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31
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26
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27
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51% Jan
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•
7 26
25
127
1- "'16 %
36
85 72
7
1G
5074
6774
27 Va
1674
preferred.lOU
..12.50
:
36
36
67 Va'
447a
V
10
Co
;
:
■
Sany com—5
common
59
:167a'
8274
22
3,400
■■
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.
3074
^
•
■
227a
Sep
<
19.800
300
..
6074
*13072
63
"■'■'
'.K---/'-*■::w:
17%
85%
131 % Nov
25,700
,
- ■W'
•
357a-
177a
100
Tel
,? ■
; -•■.
,
%
86:j/4
*85
17%
5974
133%
As
-
•8674
177t
83
Tel
,
•■■
-J-.''
1774
23% -23%
American
..
1
177a
_i
American Tobacco
: ..,'v
.
'
-32%
17%
__
Amer South African luv Co Ltd—£1
36% Apr
22%
102
.
177a
American Sugar Refining com—
7% preferred
105% Jan
•
32
3574
American Stores Co
136% Jan
22 Va
*101
-
<337a
.
357a
43% Mar
10
,.18%
35%
99% Jan
13
*187a
-
101
327a
8677
*85
8
17
2874
227«
101
17
Jan
18%
1,000
67%
287a
35%
25 7a
common
101
27
80% Apr
65 74
;
68%
29
*18 7 s
3674
36
367a
677a
28 V*
82 % Apr
32
9%
287t
6878"
•
20% Feb
125% Apr
32
100
32
17%
34% Jan
■:.i
-<•
*31%
14
139% Dec 13
111% Nov 27
13,400
•
9%
31
667a
Co
Co
1,700
10,100
36 74
par
Ghem___No par
non-cumulative
55%
/
;
FRIDAY
58%. GOOD
57:,4
2
—
Snuff
55%
54,800
*70%
55%,"
35 34
■•
_ioo
preferred
55%
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
6%
69%
•
v:
17%.
32
17%
104
*85
1
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt As Ref'g com_No par *
1%
CLOSED
90 3
"
preferred
American
23
*101
Amer Research As Develp'm't Cprp 1
Seating
45%
*31%
'
.1
100
1.75
com
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No
American
1
151% Mar 3
92
7%
45%*
70
133% Apr
25'/a Apr
40 % Apr
121% Jan
152
*18
__l
Std
44%
69%
187a
2274
Optical Co
As
44%
187a
1
Motors Corp__
1.66%
American Natural Gas Co_—___10
American News Co
__No par
Rad
45
70%'
55
-
357a
-No par
Potash Ac
v
2774
No par
American
-
67%
Co
American
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28 V-4'
Products
4
400
;
90%
47%
68
American
Amer
46
*45
•
47%
35 %
100
25
2274 Jan
28
28
2
46
*89"%
67 Va
issued
American
*89%
4
35 74
Climax
5474 Jan
142% Jan
Nov
Feb
32 7a Jan
May 17
127% Apr
28% Jan
2
2
4274 Mar 10
3
3
Jan
7374 Jan
46
*45 %
4,900
3,900
3,000
:
47%
277a
Fdry
1874 Jan
1574 Jan
Aug
60% Jan
119
Meter
When
17
Jan
Metal
Metal
46
31
46%
___1
preferred
American
19
157a Jan
12% Jan
3.90%
&
American
3074 Apr
3
4
Mach
2
19
2174 Apr
12.50
prior preferred
American
Jan
41
Mar 19
5%%
American
31
46%
Corp.No par
International Corp
187a Mar 13
Jan
Corp
Products
American Investment Co of 111
19
3074 Apr
-
46% Sep
2
607t Apr
54
29
31
5374 Mar 13
34
29% Dec
5
Jan
4272 Jan
31
'21'%"
*
9%
19
9972 Jan
70% %
-
No par
12
30%
1,100
-
'
Foreign Power
Apr
21%
2,900
'
69%
45%
70
18
65 74 Apr
21%
'
44%
44%
32 %
247a Apr
21%
90%;
45
*89%
17%
14
78
30%*
"46-
r
32%
26
367a Nov 30
•,
46-
40c
Apr
207a Jan
45%
No par
89 % Sep
47%
77%
21%
30%
46 %
*88%
&
35
47%
77%
"
21
,
American
28
Jan
>
4
55 %
26
47%
76%
77%
54%
Sep
46%
47%
77
__5
26
11,600
28,400
40
47
Corp___
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
75 7a Nov
35%
46 %
40
40-
21%
10
34%
45%
'45%
35%
48%
Co
35%
46%
35
46%
40%
77%
Enka
2
14
4,300
40%
35%
45%
40
77
4%% prior preferred—
100
American Cyanamid Co
10
American Distilling Co.——.—_I0
297a Jan
28
557a Jan
5172
45%
48%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind—
No par
American Crystal Sugar coniiuoii-io
207s Jan
"
36%
39%
No par
No par
& Cable
Chicle
57% Jan
29
5072
40
x44%
.25
—_
Chain
35%
12.50
common
preferred
American
—No par
'
56 74 "Nov
.5172
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American
Co
>
Volume
Number
195
6153
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v''-v
(1931)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
.Year 1961
Lowest
33l/2Jan
3
.
37% Jan
50
'•
12
34% Jan
30
8
37% Sep
67% Jan
43% Oct
19
34% Jan
16
3
793a Aug
53% Aug
74% Oct
9
60% Apr
19
3
49% Jan
8
62% Jan
11
3
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
30
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
6
2.50
Armstrong
Cork
Co
18
18
Jan
Arnold
16
47
,
110
23% Apr
16
28 Va Apr
13
33% Feb
26
Arvin
18
28% Feb
20
Ashland
46% Feb
20
109% Feb
9
2
5.25%
2
Associates
18
Jan
8
2
98
68
Apr 18
108% Apr
80% Jan
23
26
Apr
13
27% Jan
16
16
10
Jan
2
46
Mar 12
3
82
July
7
Nov 21
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
Corp...
Corp
preferred
$1.50
series.No par
Dry Goods Corp
1st preferred
com
68
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
26
26%
13% Jan-
57% Feb
15
3
87% Apr
25% Feb
9
5
Atlas
Feb
23
Atlas
12% Apr
6.
5%
20% Apr
37
5
2% Apr
18
12
il3/aJan
17
5
24
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
23
Jan
2
27 % Sep
19
45% Mar 29
21%'Apr
13
13% Janj
3
17% Feb
2
4% Jan
3
May 10
16
Feb
27% Aug
2
22% Jan
6814 May
8
22% Jan
7% Mar 29
20
8
30
53/a Jan
15
36% Jan
10
59% Dec
15
49% Jan
23
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
10% Jan
2
.9
12% Jan
3
27% Jan
193
a
Aug 15
14% Jan
2
34% Jan
17
3
18% Jan
31% Jan
28% Feb
8 % Mar
58% Feb
13
I2
9
Mar 20
17
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
20
41 % Nov
15
4
103 % Dec
11
98% Jan
5
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
94
47
19
24%; Jan
2
33% Feb
Jan
2
30% Mar 29
94 % Jan
23% Nov 22
2
7 25 % Mar 30
104 % Mar
Mar
5
6
1
21% Dec
22
47% Jan
19
22 % Jan
3
30% Jan
33% Dec
26
63
Jan
18
36 Va Jan
2
48% Feb
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
37
Jan
2
48% Feb
9
29% May 18
17
Apr
10
22% Feb
21
62% Jan
24
13% Mar
9
25
19
City
Electric Co
Atlantic Refining
Chemical
Corp
common
Industries
(B
Baltimore
Gas
32% Jan
30
37
34% Jan
11
Baxter
Laboratories
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
Cigars
52% Jan
29
Beam
5
Basic
13
20% Jan
19
52
Apr
19
23% Jan
4
Basic
51% Apr
13
59
Jan
19
27% Jan
24
30
46% Jan
3
43
51% Jan
275
6
Mar 16
94% Jan. 11
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
3
81
Jan-
6
17% Apr
19
-82%
316
Apr
63
Apr
13
71
Jan
2
Aug 30
325
Jan
24
328
Jan
9
96% Mar 28
23% Jan
159% Dec
12
Dec
1
87
6
17
87
11
Nov~27
100% May 15
25
Nov 27
27% Jun
Oil
5%
12
21
113 V*
2
Apr
16
Jan
29
3
Inc
22%
25%
25%
27%
28 y8
27 y4
Bath
Iron
Bausch
Works
&
(James B)
Beatrice
Foods
Beckman
8
Apr
32% Feb
66% Jan
23
Jan
2
Beech-Nut
14% Jan
4
20
Jun
2
17% Jan
4
22% Feb
9
15% Apr
19
19% Feb
26
Bell
&
Gossett
Apr
16
50% Jan
4
Bell
&
Howell
17
12% Feb
14
58
Jun
25
5
28
72
63% Jan
5
33% Jan4
48% Jan 12
59% Sep
22
45 % Jan
8
53
Nov
16
50% Jan 11
133
Dec
11
119% Nov
3
1% Jan
33% Jan
39
Jan
31
118
Jan 25
3
Sep
1 % Jan
19
1% Jan
2
3
42% Dec
1
39% Feb
15
13
39% July
48% Mar 13
49% Apr 17
148
May 15
140% Sep
12% Jan
23% Dec
71
Jan
41
Jan
31% Sep 26
22% Jan
3
16% Jan-
40% Jan 24
40
Apr
16
142 % Jan
2
29
20
75% Jan
31
55% Mar 15
52
% Jan
15
128% Mar 23
1% Feb
42
Feb
20
5
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
152
Apr
3
19
27% Mar 14
29
64
32% Apr
17
39% Jan
2
25
19
26"% Feb
7
Bliss
Mar 13
Jan
86% Apr
12
Mar 19
4
36% Dec
14
3
35% Jan 26
59% Dec
12
32% Apr
39% Apr
13
H38% July.
10
53% Jan
2
7
46% Apr
13
56% Feb
1
22% Jan
57% Sep
30% Dec
6
18% Jan
5
21
23% Aug
26
8
19% Apr
23% Jan
19% Jan
3
36% Apr
7
55% Feb
7
79% Nov
27
Jan
3
49% Dec
12
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
80% Oct
23
26
Oct
91
Dec
35
67
Jan
11
3% Dec
12
7% Dec
27
29
13
Mar 23
37% Apr
21% Jan
5
5
Bliss
3
Borg-Warner
84
6
26
16% Feb
27
22% Jan
4
79% Jan
8
22
Club
Corp
preferred
340
*300
340
*300
•99
100
*99
100
2
Co
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
31% Apr
4
52% Jan
2
Jan
5
59
Dec
28
55% Jan
17
61% Jan
25
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
13% Jan
3
25
May
9
17% Apr
9
21% Feb
14
Bucyrus-Erie
Oct
24
17% Jan
19
13% Jan
2
15% Feb
8
80% Oct 31
85% Jun
8
81
Jan
8
84
36
Apr
5
Shoe
3
Co
2
Bullard
*15%
10%
10%
67%
68%
67%
50%
51
50%
68%
50%
*50% I 52
50%
51
52% Jan
17
61% Jan
29
Bullock's
14% Dec
29
24
15% Jan
2
3
24% Nov
21% Apr
13
25% Mar 29
3
80
Jan
18
86 %
Apr
9
4%
68
Feb
2
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
70
Apr
9
81
Jan
26
86
Mar 30
3%%
4%%
10% Jan
2
27% Apr
5 Va Apr
13
27
Sep
18
36% Oct
31
4 Va Jan
3
8% Nov
30
13% Jan
3
22 % Jun
5
11% Apr
4
18% Jan
12
77%: Jan- 12
4
21% Jan
131
25
43% July 27
21% Jan
For
-3
40%
43%
44%
45%
40%
40%
40%
41%
151%
151%
151%
151%
40%
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
57%
57%
58
57%
58%
32%
32%
34%
3;700
34%
34%
25%
25%
5,700
25%
25%
25%
36%
37%
40
40%
47%
48%
35%
35y2
35%
35%
36
36
36%
40%
40%
40
40%
46%
46%
46%
47%
35%
35%
35%
35%
19%
20
19%
.47%
35%
-
-
41
46%
35%
19%
20
26%
63%
26%
63%
63%
5
43%
44%
43%
,
*83%
*83%
20
19%
26%
64%
65%
64%
43%
44%
44%
3.50
7
7
7
84
*83%
84
7
7%
7%
62%
62%
63
93
92%
82%
*86%
87
87
87
•86%
*86%
87%
10
41
42%
100
*115
115%
41%
♦115
42%
115%
92%
36%
42%
•115
87%
42%
115%
92%
92%
•92%
93%
400
34%
36%
37%
35%
36%
57
56%
57
174,200
56%
57 %
18
17%
17%
,2,300
17%
18
57%
17%
57%
17%
__fl
13%
13%
13%
83%
83%
*83%
1
37%
38
"
14%
37%
13%
14%
58%
58%
59
ii
•83%
85
38
38%
38%
•38%
39
14
14
14%
59
58%
58%
13%
13
13%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
86
85%
85%
•851/4
86
40
'70
*693/2
70
*69
69%
11
•90
91%
*90
91%
*85%
!
70
:
*90
28%
27 %
28%
28%
28%
Co
M)
2
California
3
Callahan
8
Calumet
15% Jan
3
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
16
Canadian
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Pacific
Inc
Ry
1,600
13
22%
7V4 Jan
Jan
59%
3,200
13%
14
26'
58%
100
1,100
■/:■.
22%
14
Burndy
Breweries
14%
13
91%
Canadian
14
22%
*90
9
14%
1
13%
Mar
25,800
14%
84%
13%
12
6,200
15%
14%
5
com
100
Ry
M
17%
*83%
84%
*13%
5
10
92%
34%
57
5
preference
Southern
100
r-5.000
33%
second
Canada
/.
42%
43
115% 115%
92%
72
3
■;
:•/> 8,400
92%
86
19
1,400
3,600
«
64
91%
*70
Apr
6%
62
*85%
90 7;.
12,900
91
100
52% Jan
2,000
9%
87 y2
3%
1
100
8%
61
46%
12
1,000
9%
6%
60%
20%
48% Feb
9,500
8%
"■
88%
45%
85% Jan
300
8,600
8,100
4%
59%
*20%
6
2,500
17%
89%
87%
100
15
•4
v/'V
84
1
5
Hecla
3,400
44%
3
Co
Terminal
2,700
20,200
65
44%
10,600
26%
64%
2,000
20
26%
20%
13%
18
r
*26%
*26'A V 26%
84
preferred
27% Feb
4,400
88%
25%
46%
122 % Mar 27
2,000
26
-
32%
20%
1
7,600
57
1.25
-
preferred
&
V:»5G0
156,200
:
33%
10
(A
152
25%
88%
20%
13
151%
24%
40%
Inc
Co
40
No par
Burlington Industries Inc
Byers
26,400
40%
*86%
44%
16% Mar 12
:
45%
40
151%
20Va
5
26
300
1,000
1%
:
45%
■
1
Jan
1%
•39%
46
40%
1
Feb
40%
43%
40
57%
6,900
II,500
125
■
1%
43
151%
69%
51%
57%
18 Ye Feb
25.
*401/8
1%.
B
23% Apr
page
40%
1%
Bush
4
see
1%
30,200
9,800
4,600
52V*
125
125%
Corp
Burroughs
Corp
30
footnotes,
1%
125%
68%
50%
800
25%
32% Jan
6
40%
125%
•
15%
•51
53% Mar 26
Nov
27% May 22
1%
125
5,200
32 %
19
Apr
23% Apr
126
FRIDAY
25%
14% Apr 13
12% Mar 28
106
52
24
28% Apr
90% Jun
51% Dec
51%
91%
20%
10
83% Jan
68%
50%
34%
Bulova Watch Co Inc
16% Jan
73% Jan
28
67 %
*50%
*125
1
Co
6V
Feb
10%
33%
16%
10%
No par
Forge
13% Jan
41% Feb 21
8
18% Mar
Buffalo
19% May 17
4
13
33%
15%
10%
34
16
ioy«
7,000
150
GOOD
No par
preferred
3
5
33%
16
*19
16%
Budd Co common.
Jan
8% Jan
34%
19%
CLOSED
7T%
15
Brunswick
Jan
24% Jan
20
19%
■
10%
Inc
Co
11% Jan
5
19%
70
16%
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
31
10
71
69
..__100
preferred
35
13
70
21,100
EXCHANGE
17%
19%
1
20
9,000
STOCK
34
10%
common
44
20 % Apr
17%
33%
70%
19%
70
33
2,200
94
17%
34%
19%
34
*91
17%*
34%
69.
33
94
17%
9%
43% Jan
38% Jan
*91
1,500
5,700
27%
35%
•34
10,700
119%
8%
13
20% Apr
94
17%
1,100
1
26%
9%
28
19
*91
18
35%
30
118%
;
8%
Dec
16
94
17%
*34
27
120
9%
Apr
97% Oct
27
*91
26
117%
8%
45
Apr
26%
117%
9%
112
2614 Oct
25
115
8%
11
37
25%
119%
9%
10
44% Dec
66%
8%
30
3
66
8%
9%
Jan
26
66 y2
25%
2.50
68
Jan
66%
1
Inc
106% Jan
19% July 21
65%
4%
23
27% Jan-
65
4%
87% Feb
23
45%
4%
83% Jan
90
45%
*4%
Bristol-Myers
23
45%
113%
10
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Jan
45%
4%
13
84
46%
*4%
19
19
54y4
45%
89%
Apr
Apr
54
•83%
16%
99% Feb
Jan
54
90 %
64
$5
30%
16%
Braniff Airways
Brown
1,200
340
100
343/«
54
16%
Apr
13
34
33%
29%
89%
3%%
I,200
80
29%
17
87
28
*33%
29%
<5s
5%
2,300
1,100
54
90
56% Jan
22% May 10
34%
16%
1
13
33%
Maine RR common-No par
preferred
100
Boston
2,200
53
89%
21
29
*52%
16%
67% Nov
Nov
19%
52 y4
90
103% Nov
48% Sep
19%
16%
3
29
19%
52%
•99
-
3
Mar 15
19%
100
2,100
18%
*300
Inc
Jan
12
52
89%
Stores
48
115% Apr 12
99% Feb 26
18%
52
1
Food
Boston Edison Co_.
64% Jan
12
18%
25
Borman
9% Jan
23
79%
18%
52%
100
6% Jan
38% Feb
78%
18%
99
common
15
91% Mar 27
80
18 %
'
330
Inc
11
110% Jan
78%
19%
80%
99
Co.—-
14% May 15
10
80%
18%
500
39
19%
79
No par
5
3
30% Jan
39
19%
*298
—
3
86 % Mar 14
38%
19%
3,100
2.50
Jan
78% Jan 11
41%
38%
19%
19%
50c
6
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
42%
41%
38
100
common
8% Jan
Jun
*41%
42%
19%
7.50
48% Jan
9% Jan
23%
19%
,
24
May 18
23%
523/4
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp^—5
Bond Stores Inc
1
15
6
23%
52%
2
Co—
Brooks Inc..-..
Jan
4% Feb
23%
64%
Corp
(E W)
42 % Jan
3% Apr
7% Apr
*42
210
29%
10
79
2
24
250
30%
29%
64
Co
Borden
93% Mar 23
10,000
93
1
Boeing Co__
3%%
•91
No par
Book-of-the-Month
Mar
93
30%
19%
1
2
Jan
*91
30%
*23%
50
28% Mar 12
2
94,600
101
52%
„_5
70
Jan
12,900
19 y#
♦100
12.50
Laughlin Inc
Bobbie
2,600
10,200
36%
101
igi/4
1
22
63
6% Mar 22
14
Jan
40
18%
35%
100
45
Black & Decker Mfg Co
&
18%
36%
101
44
Inc
Blaw-Knox
28
3
7%
37%
—,.
....
79% Jan
54% Jan
100
23,200
15%
19%
is
50
Savers
5,000
55%
15
38%
go
Bestwall Gypsum Co
40c
Bethlehem Steel Corp common..
8
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
84
Aug 18
71% Apr 18
45% Apr 16
18%
36%
7
54%
15%
93
30%
42
'
10
18%
361%
7%
56
18%
$4.50 conv preferred._...„._100
Benguet Consolidated Inc
2 pesos
Jan
55%
14%
2
preferred
Co
7
7
28%
RR
Beneficial Finance Co
&
24,600
*53%
Bendix Corp....,
Best
28%
53%
Bell Intercontinental Corp..
5%
48.500
27 ya
29%
preferred
Co
10% Apr
16% Apr
29
28
34%
Co
33
M~ay
697s
10% Dec
26%
27%
533/4
Belding-Heminway
46%.Sep 25
26%
27%
2.50
17
Life
26%
28%
Instruments Inc
Creek
26
341/4
Inc
Nov
Beech
22%
37
(A S) 4%% pfd-.^JLOO
Aircraft Corp
1
Beech
22%
12%
100
prior
35% Feb
11
22
25%
22%
1
Inc
common
88
22
17%
*24%
No par
Co
2
34% Apr
•16%
17%
*41
Beck Shoe
22% Jan
12%
17%
25 %
10
Distilling Co
16
81
12%
10
*
preferred
Mills
12%
18%
•91
114,500
*24%
14%
36
140
6,600
2%
*16%
55%
100%
2,200
20,700
25%
6% 'v
36%
10
43
17 y8
14%
101%
7,200
2,600
91
42%
,53%
26,900
25
55%
36%
*89%
1
Inc
Oct
7
7%
55%
27%
12%
'14% '
1003/4
50:
Inc
48% Jan
31
12%
17%
1
Corp
Lorab
2%
14 %
1
conv
2
7
55
100
preference
4% %
19
21
2%
21%
Corp
3% %
Feb
20%
2%
22%
...
convertible
Products
Beaunit
95
20%
2%
10
9
152% Jan
20%
21%
25%
Corp
29% Mar 21
100% Mar
21
900
87
17%
stamped
3
Barber
Apr
Nov
86%
"
non-cumulative preferred_100
Preferred
47% Jan
59
54%
86
91
*24 %
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
Apr
35% Nov
52%
86
24
19 %
4
52
86%
24
17% Apr
13
51%
86
100
52
33% Apr
50%
30%
21% Dec
31% Dec
51%
86%
92%
8
2
43
30%
8
Jan
42%
92
3
27
91
42%
100
18% Feb
35% Dec
*89%
42
100
15% Jan
11
*89
41%
FRIDAY
48%
100
70% Mar 17
27% Aug
8
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
90
GOOD
10%
17%
com—No par
4,100
27
10%
4
4%
68%
48%
25%
stamped
7
26%
4%%
Common
68
10%
*24%
*
700
-
250
48%
*16%
_13
8,000
.
:
109
68
47%
No par
Elec
&
•108%
109
10%
2%
preferred series B
% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common...
17
CLOSED
26%
20%
Corp
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10%
2%
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
26%
27%
12%
f
1,700
106
47%
21%
9
10O
7
43%
26%
43 Va
102%
,
10%
2%
Co
26%
43%
103
47
12%
Inc..—.-Li/
,7420
2,300
'
V 1,300
20%
1
Wilcox
23%
86%
5c
.
7V-
28% 7 77?7l-l'7;v7;B
28%
10%
1
Inc
T)
&
Baker Oil Tools
♦22%
48
($1.20) ..No par
pref
,'
16%
50%
1
Electronics Corp
Babcock
26%
*108%
20
common
prior
Babbitt
*16
,.
41%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
1
Avnet
.7;';
10,300
7 7
:'7>:'.
45%
90
No par
10
common
Nichols
Conv
45%
.
'
10%
100
preferred
Austin
<
13,800
v
73
88
47
com„4%
$3.75 series B preferred.._..100
5g% Sep 20
85% Mar
♦42%
102
68%
22
27
26%
42%
102%
108%
:
•107%
26%
42%
102
68%
43% Jan
4% Feb
26%
43
101%
108%
16
7
6,900
28,800
'
69%
5
14% Apr
42%
101%
1
100
Co
40% Apr
30% Jun
16
108%
Investment
2
29
46
16
28%
48 V4 Feb
11
45%
16%
'
50
70
23%
39% Dec 20
Nov
46
*15%
4,400
37%
49%
,'7
Shares
63
*86%
28%
4% preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
2% Nov 30
45%
•
69
50% -Apr
777,'.:,
■
the Week
39%
60%
■
88
10
81% Jan
50%
70%
*86%
23
Atlantic
10
22%
70
v
28%
6
21% Oct
46
,*15% 716%
'7
49%
'
88
23 %
4
May
4
84% Oct 25
69%
28%
19
60
69%
87%
22%
91% Apr
3
50%
69%
86%
*86%
Friday
v
April 20
37%
7;',i
28%
10% Jan
3
64
39%
37%
62 %
23%
49% Jan
Jan
37%
26%
5
76
37% '
64
28%
86 % Feb
42% Jan.
373/e
63 J/4
49%
7
Sales for
Thursday
April I!)
26%
21
Aug 24
SALE PRICES
-7'7
39%
2.50
Inc
87% Feb
54
39%
Oil & Refining common—1
July 14
83
39%
69
2.50
Industries
2nd
37%
HIGH
April J 8
65%
46
5
.
39
AND
Wednesday
51%
1
Associated
41% Jan
105% Jan
14
Aro
37
No par
Constable
25% Jan
1
53% Jan
103e Nov
12
preferred
22
20% Jan
Jun.1
115% Dec
Apr
$3.75
39%
63%
1
common..
Armstrong Rubber Co
9
LOW
Tuesday
April 17
.50
5
Mar 22
7 7
3
Co
39
10
Apr
7
4
Service
Corp
'i\
-
April 16
No par
Co
47
28% Jun
9% Jan-
&
89
9
35% Jan
Public
Steel
Armour
2
4
69% Feb
73% Mar 15
Armco
3
Feb
35% Jaav 74
16
82% Jan
Jan...
102% Feb
Arizona
5
71% Mar 15
57% Feb
43% Jan
May 22
22
5
38% Feb
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
85% July 28
20
Sep
39% Mar 29
'
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
46
193i Sep 19
2432 Aug
2
363a Dec 13
20
Highest
43% Apr
'V''
'
■'
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
2.50
x27%
53/4
1
5
Co
No par
25
15
13%
,
20%
20%
47%
46%
47 y»
21
21
,
14%
14%
29
•
//
:
4go
700
29%
4,200
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
10,600
14 %
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
4,809
14
.
;713%
14
r
.
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,400
115%
115%
115%
115%
5,100
23%
24 %
24%
24%
4,800
90
89%
90
23%
23%
23%
88%
88
88%
♦88
51%
-
2.400
40,900
-21
15%
115%
51%
•50
51%
•50
51%
10
24%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
*88
3,000
33,800
21%
46%
•20%
115%
23%
•
131/4
20%
21
115%
114
100
Ltd
-
•-13
♦50
290
51%
30
10%
10%
24%
25
11,200
15,200
16
(1932)
•
•
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
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i
-
STOCKS
Range for Previous
2
Mar 13
29% Apr
12
6
12 Va Feb
6
265/a Jan
3
36
U3/8 Jan
4
16% Jun
91% Jan
6
102% Oct
43 % Jan
3
62% Nov
395/a Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
39% Jan
49
May 19
38 Va Apr
47 %
Apr
32 % Jan
3
40% Jan
10
27
57
74
Oct
9
62 % Jan
18
3
22
13% Apr
25
6% Apr
90% May 31
30 '/a Feb
1
9% Jan
10
'
3
29
Jan
10
Apr
Apr
17
8
115% Jan
6
Jun
28
-124 % Jan
3
85% Apr
10
81Va Jan
24'/a Jan
3
34'/2 Dec
28
30% Jan
Jan
10
130
11
73'% Dec'
28 Va Jun
75 '/a Oct
38'
Mar
59
Mar
7
3
38'% Jan
24
Sep
7
92
5%
Central
Aguirre
2
Central
Foundry
21
Central
of
Jan
24
31% Mar
77% Apr,
9
2
5%
75'% Apr
6
24% Jari
22
38
47% Nov
22
46% Apr
19
25
Jan
24
38% Jan
24
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
30% Jan
30
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
16
30% Nov
8
44% May 17
20 Va Jan
3
25% Apr
40% Apr
46'% May 31
33
12
12
.27%. Apr
Central & South
Central Soya Co
Jan
Cerro Corp
4
60'% Jan.
31
Cessna Aircraft
4
16
Chain' Belt Co—>
24
33 Va Apr
11
38'% Feb
28 '
91% Jan
2
98% Apr
17
18
41% Feb
16
12
29% Feb
8
8
31% Apr
11
21% Jan
4
32'A Jun
15
23% Apr
4
35
4
27% Mar 20
21'% Jan
3
30 5/a Jun
9
20% Apr
16
25% Feb
7% Jan
113/a Nov
28
7'/a Apr
17
10 Va Jan
Jan
2
43'% Oct
1
40
'
13
67% Jan
94
18
18
24
Sep
18
14
31
Mar 30
3
7'A Jan
19
16
36 Ya Feb
17% Feb
64% Feb
.
27 % Apr
16
36% Feb
17
31'A Jan
"
235/a Apr
4
26% Feb
Mar 20
20'% Jan
33% Apr
16'/a Jan
5
21
Mar 26
29
Jan
4
62 % Feb
21
Feb
27.
27% Dec
22
26'% Apr
38'A Mar 21
12
Jan
4
12 % Jan
23
20 3A May
15
313/4 Apr
57% Sep
11.
23% Apr
13
21
49% Jan
2
433% Jan
31
21% Jan
12
3
37 Ya Jan
10
53% Nov
10
90% Dec
7
103% Dec
37'% Jan
3
52 % Dec
27
Dec
21
Dec
4
51
•;
:
38%
<95'/a
26
5
101% Jan
11
22
18%
'54%;
56 Va
25%
2544
23%
25'%
13%
18%
*4.7
38%
130>
34
49%
455a
'45'/a'
>31% >31%
"'
26%
!'71-
'
34
99%
;
72%
•2,600
23
24
•
46%
,
__
46
•' 34
313/„
21%
20'/a
20%
26 %
1,400
26%
26%
2644
26'A
26 3/8
42%
44 VA
43%
44 4 4
7,700
46%
27%,
28
27%
284a
44%
28 Va
31% 7 3144
V
5%
8
'
&
'34.%
preferred series
283/4
•8%
8%
64,200
*433%
43%
800
•
34
35 %
■35 %
98%
*97
3J%
36 Va
24%
24%
24%
25 '/8
28%
10%
*18
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Chock
Full
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
4%:
5
17
:
52'A Feb
16
Cincinnati
Apr
13
42'% Feb
2
4%.%
Gas
10%
no'a
«
33%
33 %
35
100
27%
27%
27%
14%
K%.
,
54%
11
is
55'/a
11,000
106
11
*10%
418
'22
♦is
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'
—5
114%
•15
1444
62'/f
62
18
17%
<•17%
3,100
*27%
28 Ya
f,900
fi7%
-
33
27%
27%
28%
33
•1,500
15
•9,800
62 Va
.
27%
■26%
26%
26%
2644
26%
24 la
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
244'a
32-
29-
30%
29%
29%
30
30 '/2
18%
*18
18%
18%
*17%
24
53 %
49%
%
—100
24 %
24%
24%
52%
53
24%
52%
25c
,_25
18%
'■
44
45
49%
441'a
•
46
4,100
EXCHANGE
•2,180
25
53%
i
CLOSED
54%
49%
48%
7,000
GOOD
FRIDAY
35,100
48%.
89%
89'/a
*104 Ya
105 Va
44%.
44%
44
46 %
443,8
-5,100
89 la
105 %
89
44%
45%
45%
•
244a
53%
•3,800
STOCK
•
*104%
105 Ya
:
25
.
48%
89%
89%
105
105
43%
No par
49
49%.
89%
88%
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Co—lo
'.■51%.
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>45
>
700
-
26%
24%
30%
*17%
.
20
500
•
34
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17%
;
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'
122 • V;
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400
-
19
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26%
,
-
>33 %
'
62
-.17
41
%
55%
-2
14%
61Ta
•
•8,700
24%
8
No par
No par
Corp_,
:
•5,000
10,800
•
<7%
41
•
106
*10%
22%
744
*87%
41
*87%
10%
19
*21%;
'•
7%
54.%
!
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22
*40%
54%
106
22%
32%
preferred-L^*—*———,*100
C I T Financial
.49% Mar 21
54%
.29%
7%
40 %
.<•87%
-L17 %
Milling Machine
22
4G%
7%-
19
•
21%
Electric com_8.50
&
29 Va
21%
21:,8
17%
preferred**—
91% Feb.
28
2814
:62l;>;
—
22,500
29%
■14%
Corp
Chrysler Corp—
26%
21%
*—100
-
25
7%
No par
Tool
Pneumatic
25%
28%
54%
230
7,700
25,
i-
20%
106
8,400
98
36%
41 >
54
35%.
*97
36%
7%
*87%
35
98
36%
21%
41,
,
35%
36.'/a
29%
'
No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
44
97%
1,700
38,500
.7,800
83a
43%
36Ta
pfd
A*
8%
j
44
98%
com
Pac
Western
8%
v-;:43 m
36%
——*50
non-cum
North
Chicago
12
A
series
&
8%
45
*97%
1%
1
1.25
11,000
31%
.21%
8%
No par
No par
46%
'
31%
-
28%
>
*44
■
220
1,200
21%
26%-.
28
_
,
3,000
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43 %
1
3,700
50s/«
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23
4544
34
.
50
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3,600
80
-
73
22 %
45%
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18%
v;si.%
213 4 '
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25%
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98%
72%
9,600
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10,200
51%
50
98%
22%
18 3/4
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34
48%
72
38
18%
34
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33%
-
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55%
19
80
73
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54%
51%
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-
•
250
i.
44 V4
.
53% Jan
13
24 Va Oct
6
'
^
41% Nov 20
8
35 % Feb
1
26 "
24'A Jan
14.
12 Va Apr
18
Apr
51% Mar 20
48% Jan
3
53 3% Feb
23
"5
61
Jan
10
48'A Jan
70 Ya Apr
;
101 Ya Feb
44%'
;
7,200
64 Va Apr
33% Feb
6
37'% Apr
10
17
57
12
2
45 Va Nov
1
Jan
4
92% Nov
Apr
10
140
July
773A Jan
4
109
Nov
Mar 22
48
71% July 10
61
77% Jan
'
17
41% Apr
15.
'
■•
■
— — —
mmtrnM-m.':
,
13
6
134'% Jan
89'% Jan
47
26
5
24 % Apr
17
4
30 % Jan
30
Jun
$4.50
preferred
1
'
38%
^o%;-
31
30%
31
12%
12%
12 'a
12%
327/a
3 3',
a
32 %
33
•32%
33
; 4,800
33%.
39%
39%
40
•39%
40%
'2,500
:
x69
•
-
•
108
27% Jan
593a Dec
5
77% Jun
15
753/a Jan
28% Dec
20
26
Jan
2
Oct
24
50% Mar 17
31 Va Apr
17
4
Jan
>:i2%'
41'% Jan
70
v
6844
7014
68%
14'A Jan
3
49 la NOV
14'% Apr
453/4 Apr
23% May 17
3
Jan
1
173/4 Jan
*99 %
100 la
99%
.
stock—50
35%
36%
37 Va
37%
36%
36%
3544
36
■:
48%
.48%.
48 4 i
48%
48 34
48
86%
87%
87%,
89
91
92
92%
4,200
64
&
Radio
Colorado
8
2,200
100'A
64
Collins
3
48% Jan
17
13
3,800
•
69'A
99%
63%
4%
48
99%
48%
44%,
43%
141%:
141%
44%
46 %
4544
*141
141%
96%
95%
-•'24%/ 24%
24%
2444
46%
47%
T' 24'%
x46%
24%
142
79%.
80%
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*30,%
30.;
;.;"32--'
1
30%
1.
-29%
30
31
32
"
47
47
81%
5% %
3,100
47
"3,800
.
70
964a
12,700
24 3/a
24%
:
2,500
47
47%
15,100
80%
80%
80%
:
30%
80%
j3CVa
31'A
,8,700
32%
;
180
-
Aikman
Corp
No par
Co—
Fuel, 45!
-
3,000
9544'
'
46
360
48%
94
,142 > / 142
*
par
:
46%
95%
'96%
•
360
•
'
141%
.:•' 94%
94%
360
'
1
32%
%
.30
31%
3214
14%
14%
32 >/
;
'
43
2,000
69%
-
63
Collins
19
t
12%.
63%
Colgate-PalniolLve Co common
$3.50 preferred —;
No
18
Mar 12
32
30%
it <• 63,%
Co——L&.N6':par/
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y—4
T
3
80% Apr
55
19
28
12,800
2944
63 au
Coca-Cola
12
'
1
29
63%
'y/'Wfcen- issued-'—L--—L-^.25"'
'*1%: preferredLL——i-*—^L-LL100 j :
2
109
28%
•
93 %i
69%
98%
1Q8%
,
Peabody & Co com——No par
Cluett
1
"40
10,700
28%
.'33%
! '
56%
28%
No par
gtd—50
'Special guaranteed
Clevite Corporation
19
1033/4 Jan
443/4 Mar 28
26
Jan
243/a Dec
29
Mar
—
56'%
28»/a
"
21 Va Jan
74
Apr
Co„
Cleveland &' Pitts RR 7%
Mar 20
142
3
17
Jan
107
Iron
103
107%
27%
12%
32%
5644
56%
-
107%
v
30% -.30%
.Cleveland Electric: Ilum. common*L13
2
3
'
'
18.
2
3
5.8 Va Jan
28%
xl2%
5648
56%;
107%
28%
51
——10 "
Equipment Co—
56a8
,
107%
No par
Corp .—:
Cleveland-Cliffs
2
623A Feb
36% Mar
*«*,—
4
Clark
56%;
:
"
5
City S.tores Co„
96% Jan
Mar 21"
56 Va Jan
133
7
38% Jan
16
Co_
Feb
-
15
Nov
101
38 % Apr
;
18
——*—10
preferred.
No par
conv
City Products
27, !'.'
73 3A Nov
93*% July 10
32% Jan
41% Mar 30
27
14
1
$4.40
City Investing
Mar 23
37
3
a
Cities Service Co—
5
112 Va Feb
17
155
•
33
.
32% Apr
11% July 27
Sep
59'% Feb
13
'
'•
32
18
107% Apr
273/4 Apr
58'% May 17
26
20% Feb
200
1,400
'
49 Va Sep
70
•
1,800
19,100
.
183/4
74'/a
*.98%. 100
-
v
86%
373/4
80
,
.
GOOD. FRIDAY
V.
> •
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-.*74%
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/
18%
"47
51%
/-.,48%
'45%
-
•-
40
105% Apr
2
•
42
18%
CLOSED
21,500
.
*861/2
37%
310"
2,200
EXCHANGE
f-
41 %
*128'%
54%
11,600
.
J 'STOCK
26'%
•
86%;" 86%
V
6,600
.v
V
96.
40%
-128% 128 Va
•
7
39
200
v
-
T 700
2%.
41.%.
-
?
58'%.
26'%
40%
>
18%
33%.
'
3
983/4 Feb
44
.
5%
Chic
50'% Mar 19
6
87% Mar 29
82'% Jan
.
•
37%
-
100
.72%',
•
———$.10'
L
A
Chic Milw St Paul
12
13
Inc
5%.; preferrediiL-—
2
15
Class
7
38
373% Jan
6%
300
-3,700
3,400
1
2%
*26
130
47%,
*57 Va
96
Ls
69%
•'••
i'
•
1.8%
•
80
•33%'
20%
20
22% Feb
3
26
>'7'V
38%
40 Ya
■•
;
8,500
35'%,,
69
36%
*5%
*74%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10
8
2
17
27'/a Oct
.
1,900
.
39%
35'/»
68%
>52 %
■
■;•
■
18% U9 51J2
"•*41,
-7%
15
Apr
23'% Jan
;
.1
26
27% Feb
20
Jan
12,
15
4
Jan
12
17
26'A Oct
3
13% Jan
Mar 29
143/a Apr
62
3
Jan
11
58
7
56%
Chemway Corp -——
——1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
•3%% convertible preferred
,100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
4
Jan
;/
27
Feb, 27'
Feb
133/4 Jan
20
Jan
98
v
18% Feb
3
133/a Jan
52
60
173% Jan 31
373/4 May 26
32% Aug 10
5
11
21% Apr
32% Apr
•^
i&%
<53 Ya
25%
1
*_1
Cberoetron Corp! —!
.
Mar 29
Jan
10
14% Sep
15'/a July 31
21% Feb
45
53% Apr
May 16
Corp
Champion Papers Inc com
$4.50 preferred
2
103
:
86'/4 '--86%*
,
••'
*18%.
-
No par
No par
5
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oii & Refining Co
Checker Motors Corp
7
3
8
36%. L.37.
•■
50
Co—
Gotham
Chadbourn
16
16% Jan
3
39%
38
.
40'%.
*47'%
r
'
203/4 Jan
July 19
J -39 3/a
40
*95.
38Ta
129%
Va}' 587%*
Service—ilO..
-
Products
Certain-teed
2
Jan
4
Dec
: ■
3p
6%
/'
.
\47%
-J 2%;;
38, .
-95
3,000
62'/a
57%
,
Ya
-48 %
——
9'%. Apr
50% Apr
Jan
7
•39%
*128%: 129%:
West Corp.—-'2.50
49 V* Feb
30
54
61%
62 Va
40%
'66
57%
37%
261%
40%
."99%
———
8
383/a Oct
32
99%
"
100
Century Industries Co—L
2
17
36 Va Apr
91
99'%
34;%
2%. % 2%'
>95
96%:
39%
No par
of N J_
6% Jan
Mar 17"
NOV
6%
57'%
.
°>:
38%-
-
•;
26 %•
,
100
!
fublio
RR Co
Central
43'% Apr
8'% Novr 27
39% Oct
> 2'a,
com—No par
Light
preferred—.
Central Illinois
33 Ya Mar 27
23% Apr
2
Feb
5
95
-58%'
4,700
13%.
39%
'
67
'
Shares,:
•*■.;:
13 %
<•47%
J
"
'
_*_1
Hudson Gas & Elec
8
9
Co—".
Illinois
30
4
■*
x37.%*
-—5
Sugar! Co_
preferred, series- B
4 Va %
68% Jan
9
% 66
.2%
*95
Georgia Ry- com__No par
Central
27
18'% Jan
Jan
47'%
34%
~
_20
Central
Feb
100
6
90
68 %
57%
■
—1
52'% Mar 30
36% Jam,
2
Jan
94% Jan
6
26% Jan
.jr.
6%,
V
——1
5
2
Feb
28
39%
47%
<'34 Va
•
34%
;
"■*
April 20:
30%
14
-4Q'%~
••
>
53
100
•62',
•
10
-
23
49
79% Dec
40% Sep
•39%
••
•47%.
67
>
No par
Instruments Corp
Feb
46
8
28
57
39%
"
*34%
,
1
Amer com
preferred
Cenco
23 Va Jan
26
4
39-
v
"■•. 47,
—1
.
ceiotex Corp common——.
26% Feb
18
Mar 24
10
Corp
conv
9
18
3% Jan
40%
preferred-*-,
100
preferred series A-100
2nd
4%%
2
Sep
31
61%
40%
Products Corp
17
24
79 % Dec
7%
,
Mar 13
57% Jan
17
60%
40%-
preferred---:--LL-1QQ,.,
25
7?
Dec
54
68
20
99'% Nov
7&
18% Apr
July 12.
38'/a Nov
27% Jan
61.%
%
..30%
.
*
20 V4 Mar
17
25 y8 Jan
5
50
*99'%
4oy8
Inc—1
45% Jan
5
34'% Jun
17
42% Feb 28
8
12
52% Apr
3
6
Apr
Products
Celanese Corp of
87 V* Mar 12
Apr
18
5
18% Jan
>13%;
99%
April 194
\ 52
it.;
19% July 21
162% Oct 19
22'% Jan
3
13%
60%
*50
General
&
Ceco Steel
Mar 22
44
5
71% Jan
17
13%
"•
_5
common-
30%
99%*
>
99'%
the Week
53
30%
%
30%
No par
Light
6% % 2nd preferred—7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
4.20% preferred
:LL-—.-100
%2
Jan
129
4
4
Jan
26
95
••
PRICES
V
"
•■Case CJ I) Co common————l2.5o;
3
,
98
34
May 23
31
Jan
3% Jan
42 Va Jan
32 % Oct
3
70
16
40% Aug 15
11
29
Jan
Ry_100
preferred—
Carter
■
37 % Apr
Corp
4 Va %
Carriers
2
Mar 12
77
17
97
Jan
28% Dec
Carrier
8
7
i3%
•
;
51 Ya
51 %
29%
i
SALE
•
2V2 Mar 19
41% Aug 29
&
Power
13 %
".99%
No par
Ohio
Carpenter Steel Co—
36 Va Jan
Mar 13
55
Mar 20
5
6
'
'
30%
30
—10
Clinchfield &
Carolina
47% Mar
3
15
Oct
18
44% Feb
13
45% Jan
Mfg Co
51
HIGH
tveuiusday
i April 18
April 17
April 16
51%
51%
_5
Corp
Carolina
45% Mar 14
30
32% Jan
Carlisle
8
62 '/a Apr
28
24
6% Dec
22
22
36% Nov
2% Nov
89
Jan
Tuesday
Monday
far
Co
(Philip)
Carey
15 Va Mar 30
8
3*
46% Feb
52
Jan
Carborundum
11
101V* Mar
96
12
13
32%. Jan
1
Jan
*
'
AND
STOCK
'
Mar 16
56
Jan
48
5
60% May
20
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
43% Dec
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
Monday, April. 23, 1962
...
Iron common—--5 '
,
!
preferred series B_
14%
■
14%
^
14%
45
14"a.
"46%
*45
50
45
>>
V; .14%
*44%
14'%
4514
45 va
15,400
'
<.
300
!
)
i!:!-
..4
9,900
•
j
„
Colorado Sc Southern Ry—
39% Aug 16
54% Feb
28
31% Oct
3
42% Apr
19
23 Ya Jan
3
30
Oct
10
21% Jan
12
423/4 Jan
29
Mar 19
51
'
noncumulative
4%
1st pfd
■••49;;!V
100
49
49%
..*47%'
.
49
.
49
-
>'>>■
■
'
Jan
5
50% Jan
11
67
.
12
16
35% Aug 18
22
Apr
12
78% Nov 29
77% Apr
65'% Jan
4
4
72% Mar 16
35% May 26
55% Dec 13
26% Apr
13
48% Mar
8
31
8
76 Ya Nov
8
Columbia
,30 Ve. Apr
Jan
26
31
•
,
r"
Gas
Columbia
17
79% Jan
'
18
Broadcasting
Columbia
43% Mar 21
Va Apr
27'A Jan
; 38
Pictures
$4.25 preferred
Columbus
&
System_2.50
System
Inc
40%.
41
29%
29%
29%
22 '.a
; 22%
*77
;•
67'2
41 /•
79
.*77
,
30'3
«
22%
.30%
22%
78
41% Jun
13
16
21% Jan
9
39'a Oct
12
44% Dec
27
50% Oct
9
107
Jun
23
111% Apr
18
1093/4 Jan
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
10
Apr
13% Jan
11
12
Jan
3
13% Nov
103/4 Jan
25
,7%
66% Jan
31
Jan
423/a Mar 30
28
Jan
36 '/a Apr
5
90% Nov 27
76
7
Jan
Elec—3
13
3
103% Jan
29
11% Jan
4
Conde
15% Feb
7
'%'67>r/v-
51% Nov
3Q
1063% Apr
39% Apr
18
823A Mar 28
'
Consol
1% Mar 30
1053/4 Jan
.
49% Jan
53
68%
33%'
70
68 '
10
10%
13%
13%
12%
12%-
45
45%
$5
Edison, of N Y
''•."-
.68%'
4.12%
2
.
No par
—\
79 Va
No par
com
*
35%
,35%
•■'/..
44
43%
■44%
111%
10%
111%
111%
10
10
14%
13%
13%
•
12%;
12%
44%'
45%
.79%.
'i
>
.
'.'12%;
■■■;.:•.
•
22%
43,400
>4,100
78
100
.
107%
40%
6,800
'
...
53
•44%
111%
111 14
/
6,800
•'!>•..'
>
35%
:44%
;
3,300
■
3/8
34%
:
;>••
13,600
16,100
,-v
••
880
'
10
10%
14 Va
.
14 Va
.4,000
12%
-18,000
>
7,800
■
13
44%'
27
<
:•
,12 3A
.
44%
44 3/4
45
17,600
80%
79%
80%
10i'4
105%
105
1053/8
2,000
10734
109 Va
110%
109%
110^4
23,600
>403/4
41%
2,200
35 3
3,100
79 5/a
•
9,900
.80
1,192,200
i'07%
5
52%
70
105%. 105%
^
-
\vi__100
pref series A
conv
533a
35%
14=
105%
40%
Consol Electronics Industries
53 %
.10 7
,
79%
rJO"
104%
53
27%
34-%.
'
par
No
*
27%
27 Va
53
,111%
,„1
'
preferred-
273a
,7 42%.
43 s
-100
Co
>21. %
..
54%
33%
42%
10
Rights
26
113% Mar 30
!
;
Publishing
Congoleum-Naim IncConsolidated Cigar Corp
49'A Mar 12
13 "
13
Apr
preferred—
Nast
*73a
•
1
Commonwealth Edison-Co com_12.50
5.25%
v
5
*
Cone Mills Corp
13
27,
1
/ Commercial Solvents
113% Jan
"
2
Inc
Commercial Credit Co
5
2
26
105% Apr
Engineering
453/4 Jan
5
% Apr
101
Combustion
16
37% Mar 23
18
403% Jan
55 Va Jan
:
19
10
313% Feb
*
20,600
a
'"
Ohio
•
23 YA Jan
230
41%
29%
•
/"
79
vvW
49'A
V 41%
'
227a
*77
•;
<*49
41%
29 3
227a
22%
79 "."
■67%
No par
^
40%.
<••
>X29%V
5
common
-——,
Southern
>.40; '
—10
;
40%
109
4034
;
42
40%
'
37 Ya Jun
13
20% Jan
5
49% Aug 31
31
Dec
34% Apr
13
28% Jan
2
58
11
Jan
3
19
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
9
29% Jan
4
45% Nov
10
61% Jan
4
85% Nov
28
38% Apr
753/a Jan
92% Jan
4
100% Nov 27
42'A Apr
943/4 Jan
93
Jan
13
98 % Nov
65% Jun
12
90
Mar
16
9
6
58
Mar
3
Jan
3
111
May
93
5
48% Dec
6
85% Jun
7% Jan
3
18% Oct
19
4
7% Jan
26
74% Nov 21
3
46 y4 Oct
35% Jan
3
11% Nov 20
60% Apr
62
May 17
Mar 29
94 Ya Apr
'
16
8% Feb
11
-
21
.'
32
63%
6334
63%
644 a
63%
64 %
39%
40
35%.
40
383/4
39%
x84
$5.50
2
19
13
$3.75
Lines
38 Ya
11,800
900
84%
84%
84 3
4
84%
853/8
6,000
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
•42 3/8
3,400
No par
98%
99%
98'/4
99%
98 %
98'/a
810
101%
l'Gl %
*102%
102%
Can
Inc
*91
com
preferred
Continental OIL of
56%. Jan
2
Continental Insurance^—
Continental Steel
7%
*91'
27
-
92 %
274 a
*94
27%
*106
107.
44-
44%
..
44%
.44%
*106
96 ya
7%
8
44%
*91
2 7'A
7%
*94
/V
96%
.
*94
27%
13,100
96'A
734
44%
>44%
44%
106%
107
7%
44 Va
443/4
10634
106'A
106%
40
11,000
■
7%
8 la
44
'
44%
44%
4434
44%
-
88 %
*87%
88%
88%
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>
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——
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29 '
Apr
Feb
35%
31%
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preferred
Continental Air
36
31%
lo
com
issued
72% Feb
•
9
.49% Jan
•
2
2
35%
31%
1
Container Corp of America
4%
preferred——
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
107 % Jan
3
12
$4.16
9
36
31 Va
Gas
preferred
Jan
,97% Jan
28
When
$4.52
48'A Jan
88% Apr
.82
Z.
35%
5
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Co
Consumers Power Co
19
23
.7 Va Apr
15
Coal
Feb
19% Jan
63% Apr
12 % May
5
21% May 11
-■64 Va Jan
7
Consolidation
preferred
28% Mar
5
.43% Mar
.
Natural
$4.50
94
.
13
6
Consolidated
1,33Va
Corp
Laundries
22
102
2
.44% Apr
104 % Mar
13
77% Jan
Jan
7% Jan
.
Foods
99% Jan
3
24% Jan
24
3
85% Apr
42% Apr
19
16/
23
3
117% Oct
34% Jan
20
89 Va Jan
44% Jan
103
45% Feb
9
12% May 15
Feb
'
2
28
Consolidated
/Consolidated
Jan
9
97% Jan
29% Feb
2
36'A Mar 16
64'% Apr
20
21% July
5
90% Jan 11
95
39
.
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'
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56
52
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-
/
footnotes,
see
page
25.
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For
.20,100
»
i11 1
.
Volume
Number
Commercial and Financial
The
6153
Chronicle
(1933)
NEW YORK STOCK, EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"l
Range for Previous
>-X
J
STOCKS
LOW
•
Range Since Jan/1
Highest
Year 19G1
I
Lowest
24'% Jan
Highest
-
30% Jan
3
7% Jan
::'13
27% Jan
49 Va Jun ,15
3
22% May 24
42 */4
194% Apr
89
5
93% Sep
3
29% May
Apr
Jan
8
88
5
%
9
2
22% May 11:
16% Feb
15
11
62'% Jan
29
78
76% Jan
17
72% Jan 18
15% Dec 22
23% Dec 20
31
Sep
4
'.'Nov
24
24% Apr 11-
16 Vb Jan
29% Apr 13
50% Mar 10
11
42% Jan-
23% Jan
34 y8 Jan
Dec
134
105 */4 Jan
12
*
45 ya Nov- 20
51 '%
67
48% Dec
July 25
89% Jan,
17*78 Jan. 3
90y4Jan
45
-
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i* Jan
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4
50% Jan
18% Apr
102
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3
23% Apr 18
13 */2 Aug 21<
5
73% May 19
56
14% Feb
11% Apr
31% Mar
9% Jan:
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
1
36*/4 Nov-27
;
16% May 16'
8ya Jan
3
29 y4 Dec
7
54 »/2 Jan
30
11-
6
19% Jan
20
Dec
15% Jan
22
.3
62% Feb
15 y8 Jan
Mar 16
May
31% Jan
4
July
Jan
3
46% Nov
85*/2 Jun
7
3
67 y4 Jan
7
89
12% Jan
12 y8 Nov
19
p 33*/a Jan
I: 13%.Feb
14% Feb
18
■
78
25
40% Jan
15
86% Jan
5
14% Jan
2
Mar
7
13% Jan
30
31% Nov
14
25% Jan
24
16
80% Oct
23
79
Jan
3
76% Feb
9
81
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16
79% Jan
4
83
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13
83
32
Aug
3
47% May
48 Va
Aug 18
22
20
1
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5
2
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29% Jan
19
15 Va Apr
49% Jan
22
35% Apr
24% Jan
24% Apr
19 % Apr
22% •Oct
16 y8 Jan
11
10
> 14% Mar 20
Jan
19% Jan
V
15
Delaware
21
55 Va Apr
17
69
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12
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52% Dec
29
48% Feb
12
53% Jan
2
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32% Jan
16
29% Jan
9
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5
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19
34
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3
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6
42
15% Nov
29
13% Jan
10
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11
4
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17
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3
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-
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3
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29
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17 y8 Jan
4
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5
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3
4
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5
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Mar
31
Feb
8
22
Jan
23
24»/a Nov
27
20
3
72% Jan
27% Mar 26
22
20
Dover
54
10% Jun
25 % Jan
:
4
18% Apr
254 Va Nov
77% Jan
8
Douglas
26
Dec
7
90% Dec
•Nov
> 42 % Jun
110
34
Feb
20% Mar
9% Jan
225
104
Jan
16
1
5
2
26
25
Jan
Feb
17
11
84% Jan
23
8
29% Jan
5
8
39
5
Mar 14
15
47% Apr-
6
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2
47
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5
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27
42% Jan
12
47
44
Jan
3
Nov
22
45 Va Jan
19
47% Jan
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
Jan
46% Dec
20
Jan
.
4
19
32% Nov 24
5
21% Oct
24
29% Jan
3
27
2
47
42'%
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47
Mar 30
29% Feb
6
21% Jan
24
24% Feb
83
May 15
13
27% Jan
23
46% Jan
8
55% Feb
16
85'% Jan
11
92
Feb
27
21
Va Jan
4
83%,
14%
15 Vb
15'%
4,000
27'/a
27%
4,300
83%
420
83%
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3
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3
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96
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25
11
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3
59% Jan
10
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1
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22
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2
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83
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12
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12
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17
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6
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28
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16
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89
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.
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18
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6
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17
2
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20
96
8
36'%
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21
26% Jan
4
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12
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19
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29% Mar 21
4 Hi Oct
24
34% Sep
7% Apr
6
35 Va Apr
63% Mar
4
23 Va
>23%
Elastic Stop
5% Jan
16
6'% Jan
16
Dec
11
65% Mar 22
46% Jan
8
56 Va Feb
11'% Sep
29
16% May 15
12% Apr
9
16
24% Oct
19
30% Jan
Jan
Electric
&
3
23%
.
23%
23%.
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24'%
46%
24
24%
48
47%
23%
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t
24%
16,200
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16
26% Jan
26
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Apr
13
42
Feb
13
Emerson
12
53% Sep
29
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
47'% Jan
15% July 28
Oct
30
22'/2 Jan
3
11
35
Jan
1141% Dec
20
Sep
7% Jan
21
Jan
4
20
17% Apr
27
11 % Jan
45 %
18
28
Apr
45 % Dec
5
Apr
59'% Mar 15
_
17
2
12
40 Va Jan'
5
20% Jan
14
Mar
36% Jan
49'/a Apr
13%
5,000
Gas
3
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Ha
23%
23%
23%
69,500
Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
1
36'/a
37'/a
37
37%
3 8'/a
38%
37%
38%
17,000
13'%
13%
7,100
46
46%
18H4
19
60%
60 3
4
400
22%
22 %
1,800
46%
46
%
1.900
3%
3,400
Electric
9
Evans Products
2
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-O
13
45
Dec
35% Jan
17
46'/8Marl4
17 Va Apr
19
21% Feb
3
34% Apr
14% Apr
7
Apr
12
3
28 Va
22
Jan
8
88'% Oct
55 Vb Jan
8
13% May
8% Apr 18
26 y8 Mar 30
32% Jan
2
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50'% Jan
52% Feb
2#
11
Apr
Jan
6
25% Jun
30
36% Oct
43
Jan
11
52
35
Jan
4
25% Dec
25% Dec
5% Jan
9
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17
34% Jan
16
29
45% May 17
31'% Dec
1
23% Jan
30
21
30% Nov
1
20 Va Apr
3
11% May
8
7 Va Apr
9
For footnotes,
see
page 25.
Factor
29
28
Mar
Jan
29;
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&
61%
60'%
61%
60%
61%
21 %
21%
22
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46 VB
46%
46%
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class
46%
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18'%
1
40
12
46%
41
41%
17%
18%
Corp
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—
26%
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52
35%
27'%
3%
17%
18
Vb
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.
700
2,500
18 Va
18 Va
*58 Va
.
12'/a
12%
30'%
30%
47'%
47'%
47%
41%
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42%
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41%
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7
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60
21%
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52
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preferred
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>
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7
1
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'
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60
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12
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57%
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60
22
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>
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13
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1
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Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
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,
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(Max)
12%
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18%
12%
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5
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Corp
Fairbanks
-
8% Feb 14
:
23 Va Mar 12 -;
70 Va Mar 2111 Va Feb
Inc
>
18%
12%
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50
com
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
3
7
5
1
RR Co
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Eurofund
9
9,400
53 3%
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■
15
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6
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16 Va Apr
9
6
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3
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26
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21 Va Jan
-
10,600
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1
Mar
5%
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54
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30
54
26% Feb
3% Apr
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21
18
5%
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33% May
42'% Jan
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i
52%
2
6% Mar 22
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.
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32% Jan
54
29 3%
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60
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51%
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15
34%
53 3%
26
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29
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26
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52%
79% Mar 16
3% Dec
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13
10
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—100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
18 Vb Dec
'
400
52
Emerson
Apr
>
99
4.600
5
15% Mar 16
8
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20
39'«
75
10
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49
17
25%
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5%
17
48% Nov
91%
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26
July 24
1,700
20,400
38'#.
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99
74
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18 Va
190
18%
99%
39
.
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>
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90
111%
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111
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38
74
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54 3/8
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18'/8 Apr
22
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>-
30'%;,
5
Dec
99
33%
10
59
24%
25%
30 Va
12
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92%
25%
' Dec
49
15
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99%
37%
54
Battery
Watch
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73%
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112%
37%
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10
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26
23% Apr
18%
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5
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18%
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100
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90
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35% Jan
32% Jan
37Ha Jan
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46%
1
100
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&
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36
11 Vb Jan
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5
common
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Electric Bond
2
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30
10
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5
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6
11
19
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,
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50
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Mar 22
100
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Eaton
28% Mar 16
Oct
95
Kodak
preferred
$3.60
;
I 40% Mar 23
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Stainless
Eastman
12
100
prior
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3
7
44% Jan
46
-
115% Mar 15
2,300
22%
'
54 Va Dec
1,500
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233
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STOCK
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50
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•
27%
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common
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8,800
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25
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84
54%
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4,300
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45
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Feb
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29
43%. Jan
Feb
70%
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$3.75
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44
71 y4
20
Duquesne.' Light. Co
Mar 28
41
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70%
1
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42% Mar 26
92
42% Sep
49
72 y4
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*
32% Mar 22
44
70 y4
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109% Mar 14
Jan
Jan
73
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100
73
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1,900
1,000
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,
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31
17
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13
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400
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17
1
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Duke
9%
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9
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61
33
33%
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Dominlck
2
37% Jan
12
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5
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23% Apr
19
3
19
25% Jan
/
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32%
33 */4
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12
3*2%
16*/4
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Dome
17
19
100 */4 Apr
16
Dr
2
24% Apr
Nov
Jan
8
55% Apr
6
27% Jan
63
185% Jan
I
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23
26% Jan
29% Dec
20 % Feb
_
25% Apr 12
20% Mar 8
J
85% Sep "
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42% Aug
14% Jan
3
12
32%
33%
10
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Divco-Wayne Corp.
r
600
12
16%
National. Corp
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4,600
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1,800
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16%
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&
15%
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10 '/a
59
33%
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15%
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59
I
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>
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15 '/a
16,400
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500
19%
103%
58 Va
31 */4
•
Hudson
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15%
6,700
96%
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103H4
32%
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15%,
96'/2
19%
106
v
200
500
10 y8
33
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>
23% Mar 26
40% Feb 16
>
2
22% Mar 29
29
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15
96 Va
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5,600
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58%
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1
18% Jan
23% May
$1.50
14
22
17% Feb
13
29
28% Nov
8
18% Jan
28
■
34% Feb
27 % Jan
Jan
17% Feb
11%,
*32 */2
19%
104
V 15%
10%
59
No par
common
Steel
74% Jun
18%
104
15%
10%
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58% Oct
35% Jan
45 Va
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DeVilbiss
17% July 24
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9
Detroit
.
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5
100
12
22% Jan
■:"£ 12% Mar
4
31% Jan
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Denv&Rio Grande "West RR.No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
2
■& 26%
19%
106 */4
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10
18 % Apr 12
14% Apr 11
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34% Jan
12
12.50
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15
61% Jan
> 18% Jan
Oct'24
America
29%: Feb
3
>
53 %
5
Power
Air
16
20% Mar 17
53 3%
96
Delta
31
33
53 Va
96*/a
40% Mar 22
56% Jan
27 y8 Jun
53%,
96 y4
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22
55%'.Feb
16% Apr
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19
of
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24
14% Oct
46
53%
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37% Feb
12*/8 Jan
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54
95'A
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29% Jan
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45 HV
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10
30
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45%
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10
45 Va
46
3.75%
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46
45%
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37
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21
12
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117 3%
100
25 Va
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21
12
59% Nov: 27
900
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&
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20
600
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86% Mar 15
16
4,800
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84
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7%
63
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84
51% Apr
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4
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64
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91
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24
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76*/2 Jan
.
4
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91
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91
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29
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1
28 Va
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55 */4
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common
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April 19
28%
56
PRICES
Thursday
32%
-
SALE
HIGH
April 18
28%
■
40y8
5
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59% Jan
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6
9% Apr 13
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33
5
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32 y8
14%,
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3% %
12
129% Jan-
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29 y4
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42 y8 Mar 19
17
26% May-17
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26
-
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AND
Wednesday
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5
Corp
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2
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2
3
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8
68% Jan
24
92 */4 Jan
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95% Jun
6
45
.
12
27
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7% Mar
10
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Tuesday
April 16
6
Rubber
Corning Glass Works
3 % %
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18
39% Feb -1
44% NoV 24
3
96
24% Jan
9
9*/2 Apr -17
70% Aug 31-
6y8 Jan
46 % Jan
:
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5
5
6
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30
&
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Jan
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-..•Monday
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America
60% Mar 28
10
3% Jan
13
'
of
43% Mar 21,
V
21% Jan
.
Cooper
4
23% Mar
8
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Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range
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Copperweld Steel Co
217
16
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
16
Jan
43
-
26
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Controls
5
34% Mar 19
0, 157/u Feb
12
Jan
176
4-
Nov
5
Jan
18% Jan
33
50 y8 Jan
1
28
2
■
STOCK
.EXCHANGE.
34*/2 Feb
11
17
May 31
63% Nov
Jan
37
v
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<
18
13% Feb
18
Jan
31
40% May 31=
26
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
' ■
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,
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4
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4
NEW YORK
;
Lowest
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;
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1934)
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
'
-
Lowest
3
3
30% Nov
20% Apr
25% May 16
Jan
Dec
24% Jan
5
2
19% Jan
17
9
22 % Feb
11
23 % Jan
12
22
45
2
18 % Jan
20
10% Mar
427 s July 2-6
55% Dec
4
45 % Apr
2
15% Mar 16
34% Mar 21
24% Apr
23 % Jun
23% Oct
24
35% Apr
Dec
5
>164% Nov
126
11
9
51% Noy 20
4
69
NOV
24
Apr
24% Jan
83% Apr
43% Jan
•
24
28*8 Jan
,
18
12
33% Jan
Apr
23% Jan
13
53% Feb
Ferro
17
17
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
1
35%< Mar 15,
2
9
4
6
72% Jan
2
2
4
75% Dec
2
34% May 22
22
Apr
12
26 % Mar 16
84
Jan
15
87
95
Dec
29
8
May 19
96% Jan
11
104
51% May 19
42
5
46
41YtJan
114
4
58% Jan
50
4
3
13
382
31 Yt Jan
3
48
Jan
11
85
15
72
.
22 % Apr
5
Apr
13
24% Aug 25
40% Jan
2
3
July 31
15% Nov
19
9
26
14
5
Dec
26
35% Jun
67% Oct
116% Jan
4
Ford
Motor
4
Foremost
45% Feb
8
1
Foxboro
42% Apr
11
19%. Jan
19
3
29% Jan
16 % Apr
4
24% Apr
5
40% Apr 13
12
Jan
2
56
27% Feb
15
EXCHANGE
45 y4-
27,200
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20 yb
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13%
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10
6
84
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4
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147/b Jan
2
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11
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80
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2
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29%
—_No par
preferred
pfd
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
3
46
Apr
14% Jan
&
Food Fair Stores
8
93
2nd
2nd
C
M
14% Jan
20 % Mar 29
A
Power
3%%
^lYtJan
12Yb Apr
30
18
35 YB NOV 28
24
Apr
3
87
F
12
16% Feb 28
21
43% Oct
16% Nov
Apr
16
5
May
;5
Feb
Fluor
3
117% Dec
Jan
1
Mar 13
91 % Apr
3
19
8
29 Ye Jan
63% Jan
73
Coast
Florida
18
Apr 13
29 % Mar 22
27
East
Florida Power Corp
22
27
26 Yb Aug
Florida
3
Jan
5
12
61% Dec
5
89
18
12
B
20
17*4 Oct
31% Jan
conv
conv
11 Yt
44 Ya
59
40
11%
94
22%
39 Yb
*
48%
433/4
*843/4
-
20%
39%
23Y4
41 %•
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$2.25
1
13% Jan
12% Jan
preferred
$4.50
87 % Mar 12
Mar 30
31
May 31
$4
20
20 Ya
47 Ye
93
92%
12%
,.,-.*23 Ye
44%'
1
40 yb
12
Shires
21*A
40%
11
18%
29%
<;<«>
No par
13
360
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Charter Financial Corp_No par
National
Stores
No par
Flintkote Co common
5
8
33 % July 26
89% Jun
Inc
Feb
Jan
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Rubber
&
30% Mar
13
1«
;
82% Feb
12
73
17
Dec
Corp
Mar 16
47
8
303% Apr
5
93 % Nov
Mar
Products__No par
6% Feb
2
15
34% May
16*4 Jan
Jan
5% Jan
41% Jan
86% Nov
17
59% Jan
250
24
May 19
Jan
8
July 14
10
4
36% Jan
Apr
—
Paper
the Week
April 20
21
47
233/4
*23%
*
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40%
45
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Thursday
'12 y«
39 Ya
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20 Ya
39 YB*
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40%
12
21 y4;
SALE
April 18
20 yb
Y,
39%
.46%
253/4
18%
s
First
28
Mar
'
'First
Nov
86% Mar
Flltrol
i
12 YB
•/-,
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
20%
*?0%
11%
45%
25%
"
23Y«
46%
11%
1.25
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Federation
82
49% Jan
Corp
Fiberboaru
23Ye
45%'
25
10
Tire
50% Jan
*39%
.
..
40%
21
21
40
Inc
Firestone
22% Nov
.
Fenestra
48Ya Mar 21
4
21
Y2
20
12 V2
A__23
-
40%
21%
403/b
12
Stores
Dept
Financial
Jan
40%
1
—
22
142
20%
com
series
pfd
preferred
54% Jan;
13Yb Mar 14
.
Co
:
April 17
5
Paper Board Co common__5
Federated
17
Electric
2nd
conv
4.60%
19
2
36% Jan 30
57Yb Apr
4
..
5%%
Tuesday
April 16
•
l
Pacific
LOW
.
.
Monday
V
;
Par
.
Corp
Federal
44% Feb
;
STOCK
Mogul Bower Bearings
'Federal
7
39% Jan
13
23% July 27
42% Oct
26*4 Aug
Federal
14% Feb
59% Nov
10ss Nov
Fedders
9
3
21
Aug 30
34*4 feb
1
33 % Jan
5
Apr
12
19% May 10
12% Doc 29
19
8
YORK
EXCHANGE
42 Ye Mar 15
23% Feb
16
Jan
35
10
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
17% Jan
27
'':,v
STOCKS
Range for Previous
preferred
common
100
—
81%
*80
*80
G
3
22 % Jan 27
12
Yt Jan
46% Mar
40% Sep
4iy2 Nov
31%-Jan 22
27
45% Apr
17
5 Yb May 12
29 y2 July
6
56 Yb Mar
25
3Yb Jan
3
24 Y2 Jan
9
17
51.
50
Mar 13
57
1
8
13
58
Apr
3% Jan
4% Mar 19
12
22 y2 Jan
27 Ya Jan
17 Yb Jan
4
26% Dec
29
17
21 ya Mar 22
loye Jan
6
14 Y4 Dec
1
12 Ye Mar 30
14*/4 Jan
4
28'% Jan
32 Yb Feb
16
8
94% Jan
29 Yb Jan 24
99 Ya
72
86
32% Nov
3
16
July 28
92 Ya Jan
10
98
20% Sep
25
38 Yb Dec
7
May 26
94Y4NoV
15
*75
-••
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,
75
7 Ye Jan
15
Oct
19
22
31
17
voting
conv
General
American
Mar 27
21 Ya
21%
24,200
37%
36 Yb
37 Yb
14,500
*45 Ya
46%
46
46
50%
51
50 Yb
513/4
513/4
52 YB
53
54
Investors com
$8
preferred
4%
Corp
Cigar
General
Co
5
17 YB
18 %
18
40 3/4
41%
407/b
4 IYb
No par
Finance
General
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
2
49
2
Controls Co
1
Corp
5
General
2
General
Foods
Jan
4
General
Instrument Corp
2
8
81
Apr
17
3
114
Apr
17
87
Apr
17
110% Dec
12
107% Jan
86y2 Nov
2
General
5%
Corp
Corp
Mills
$5
13%
13
13%
EXCHANGE
31 Yb
30%
31%
CLOSED
74 Ya
73 Yo
74%
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*49
49 Ya
49 Yt
49%
*4834
84% 1
85%
84
84 Yb
84%
85%
84%
853/4
26,200
19 yb
19%
193/4
28%
20%
21%
20%
22 Yb
13,900
49
.
-19%
3
28
28%
28 Yb
*112
112%
112%
55Y8
54 Yt
1%
543/4
_No par
42 Yb Feb
1
General
Outdoor
Advertising
15
30% Mar
1
General
Portland Cement Co
1
Jun
7
25 Ya
53
78
3
59
9
General
Precision
1
52
Jun
7
1
44 Ya Feb
44%
9
7Yb Jan
2
General
Public
37 Yb Mar 22
General
Public
5
General
Railway
3
8
38
Aug 11
6% Mar 30
Dec
6
31% Jan
8
$1.60
series
No par
Equipt Corp
preferred—
conv
12
54% Apr
14
36 Ya Apr
18
17
22
Yt Mar 28
General
Refractories
2
41
Mar 14
General
Steel
General
15
Mar
44% Jan
19 Yb Oct
25
25 7/b May 19
19% Apr
25% Jan
6
41 y2 Dec
35% Mar
25 Ya Jan
3
27 y2 May 11
26% Jan
24Y4 Jun
27
26 Yt
25 Yb Jan
5
27
Nov
1
32 Ya
24 Yb Apr
13
29
13 Ya Jun
22
533/4 Jan
4
24
92% Jan 25
100
5
July 14
Apr
3
20 Yb Mar 20
15
Jan
7
80 Ya Jan
8
7
27% Apr 12
98% Jan
3
101 Ya Dec
107
Nov
22
19
30% Jan
3
41 Yt Dec
533/e Jan
4
104
75 Yt May 24
July 25
14% Jan
Nov
17
3
2
70 Ya Nov
21
29
38 Yb Apr
12
Oct" 13
57 Yb
preferred
6
Dec" 18
20
General
Time
General
Tire
4
102% Feb
23
106% Apr
13
42 Yb Feb
19
When
Genesco
Getty
Oil
13
19
Feb
21
Giant
~4
267/a Jan
4
47
37 Yb
36%
363/4
25 Yb
25%
25 Ya
26
9,100
45 Y4
44 Yb
45Y4
46
463/4
46-%
47 V*
8,300
*42
44
*42
44
87
fcj
87
i;
87
*42
44
2,600
800
44
6%
6%
63/4
6%
6Y4
6%
6 3/4
34 Yt
33 Yb
34 Y»
33 Yb
34%
34%
34 Yo
37%
36 3/4
37
36 Ya
37
37
19 7/b
20 Yb
193/4
19%
19%
20
20
20
3,500
37
37Yb
37 Ye
37 Yb
37Ya
37%
37Y4
39%
4,500
16,000
11,700
1,600
Nov> 28
13
Feb
3
Georgia-Pacific
2
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15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
11,300
85
83
85%
833/4
85
14,700
28 YB
28 3 a
28
28%
28 Ya
28%
13,100
100
*100 3/4
102
100 3/4
101
101Y4
100 Y4
10034
100
*105
107
105 Ya
106
105
101%
105%
105 Yt
105 Yt
520
39%
2,700
25,300
_
Cement
28%
27%
27%
27 %
273e
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
14% Feb
14
Glen
45 Ya Feb
14
12Ye Apr
Co
Glidden
,r„'
15 % Feb
Alden Corp
IYb
1%
IYb
60 Yt
61 Yt
63
_
lNo~par
43%
17
20% Jan
18
34 Yt Jan
2
Grand
35% Jan
17
52 Ye Aug
9
19
49 Yt Jan
2
IIII_5
Granite
15% Apr
11
18
3
14% Apr
23% Apr
16
397/b ADr
6
29 Ya Jan
2
6
76 Yt Jan
2
Mar 22
29% Apr
18 y4 Jan
Jan
18
Great
Northern
Great
Northern
Great
Western
Financial
Western
Sugar
96 Y4 May 24
2
Aug
13
13
29
36 Yt Jan
30
Feb
2
15
140 Yi Mar
93
Jan
2
8
94 Ya Jan
55
9
Apr
34% Jan 11
24 Yt Apr
3
75% Jan
3
57 Ya Apr
3
43 Yb Feb
21
38
Jan
10
27 Yb Jan
3
4
Apr
17
Mar
10
7
106
Dec
13
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
see
page
95
Jan
24
97
Apr
7
18
104% Jan
10
106
105
Jan
10
108
Ya Mar 14
33% Apr
17
41
Mar 12
25.
4,500
80 Yt
13,100
183/4
18%
183/4
19 Ye
19
19
19
19
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Jan
25
27 Yb
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26
24 Ya
25 V*
24%
25%
10,700
38 Yb
40%
38%
38%
37 Yb
38
21,600
14 Ya
14%
38%
143/4
38
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
24
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
24 Ya
25
80%
81
81
81
81 Yt
*80 Yt
81%
'16%
17
16 3/4
17%
4,000
58 Yb
58
58%
28,000
1
Paper Co
Ry Co
16 Yb
16%
583/4
59 Ya
22Yb
23 Yb
22%
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
Mfg
Co
4,700
22%
23 Ye
56YB
55%
55%
55 Ya
56
55
553%
43 Yb
43
43%
43
43%
43 %
44
21,600
26%
28 Yb
26 Yb
27 Ya
27 Yb
27Y4
2 7 Ye
28%
26,400
32
32
1
No par
32 Yb
*142 Ya
IIII3
i
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323/4
28Yb
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 3/4
28 Yb
95
30 Ya
»-*
w
3,600
90
Y'-Y
143 Ya
:
31
30%
31
28%
28%
3,700
28%
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94 Ya
r
8,400
50
95
95
94 Ya
55 Yt
■
55%
56
56 Ya
55%
56%
56 Ya
56 Ya
39%
40%
39
39YR
39%
40%
39 Yb
40 Yb
-
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25 Ya
25%
*76%
77%
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42 %
42 %
42%
25 Ya
42 3/4
43%
43
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25 Yb
77 Ya
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77%
43%
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43 Ya
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25%
43%
94%
43
43
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;
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94
94
94
100
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96
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96
'
96
*96
98 Ya
*96
98%
•
97
42%
97
100
•105%
107 Ya
100
*107%
108%
33%
34 Ya
*105%
107 Ya
*105%
108%
107%
34%
33%
34%
-
'
-
10.100
43,800
3,900
10
Ya
96
.
107 Ya
»10734
10834
33 Y«
33%
140
20
98%
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107Ya
33%
;
96
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107 Ya
108%
,
43
94
,
2,600
44%
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.
77 Ya
43Y4
<
4,200
/
25%
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-
96
100
1.2,50..
IO
1,400
33
33
33%
143 Ya
142% 142 Ya
31%
31%
143 Ya
22 Yb
*142%
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31 Yt
*94
50*'
100
22 Yb
23 Yb
31
3
100
33
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No par
Corp
110
43 Yt
_-8 33%
preferred
Y/; 58 ';•/
54 Ya
Grumman Aircraft Eng
Oorp__III_i
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
dividend
16 Yb
59%
100
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred
4%% conv preference
$5
16 Ya
58%
11.000
11,000
•
25
Corp
com
*80
No par
Manufacturing Co
Gustin-Bacon
1,800
26-Ye
2.50
preferred
Shoe
..
6.25
States Utilities Co com.No
par
12
94
97
93% Apr
53 Vh
78%
Gulf
43% Apr
2
104 y2 Dec
51%
80 %
Oil
3
4
43 Ye
50%
80 Yb
$5
31
28
42 Yb
49
80 Ya
Gulf
37% Jan
Oct
42 Yb
49%
80
2
87 Ya Jan
Jun
43 Ya
49
19
90
Jan
1%
Green
25.800
42 Yb
78% Feb
94 y2 Jun
15
Great
7,500
15,800
82 Yb
44 Yi Apr
88% Apr 27
91
144 Ya Jan
30% Apr
24 Yt Jan
101
For
7
19
3
11
9
28
21
Dec
12
35 Ye Feb
May 19
Dec
Jan
42 3/4 Jan
12
1,800
:
,-
49 Ya
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Nor
Iron
Ore
Prop__No par
Great
12
•:•/
43%
100
473/b Feb
32
1%
63 %'
81
common
62 Ya Feb
44
Jan
Co
24 Yt Feb
27% Apr
-■
62 Ya
49
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great
'r
13Y4r.
.
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1%
42 Ya
preferred
2
47 Y4 Nov
4
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*13
13%
5
17
79
Sep 20
(W
3%%
13
2.400
_5
11
3
3
;
Grant
13/4
55,600
..
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4
Union Co
Apr
12
16
City Steel
Graniteville Co
I3/4
0.
..
.
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IIII 5
Inc
Ltd
Jan
27 Yb Oct
35 % Jan
5
60Y8 Jan
Co
43
Aug
40
81 Ya Mar 19
Mining
.-.52
36 y4 Dec
27
29
7
Mar 22
3
32 Y8 Jan
86 Ya Jan
146
44%
800
13 Ye
44%
58^%
24 Ya Apr
37 Ye Apr
3
13 Ya
60
16% Jan
3
■,
58 Ya
(B
36,500
17%
;•
1
Co
.
17 Yt
44%
"To
27
Jan
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40 Yb May 17
Jan
13%
27
;
6,600
2,900
13%
13%
44 Yb
13
13 YB
13%
44%
Inc
18Ya Dec
25% Feb 13
12 Yb
13 Ya
44%
;..V.
Co
Brewing
Goodrich
5
Apr
13.%
44%
/■/ I
Yb"
Goebel
.Jan
72 Ya Jan
25% Jan
13
44 Yt
'
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;
Globe-Wernicke
Granby
2
:
1
ZlllO
Co
4
v
4,500
27 Yt
Jan
1
3,400
27 Yt
j
IIII5
&
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gould-National Batteries
Grace (W R) & Co
39 yb Jun
41%
Gladding McBean & Co
86% Mar 23
5
40 Yb
Ginn
3
54 Yb Feb
13
47Ye
32 3/s Mar 21
44% Jan
28% Jan
41
46 Ya
19
8
39% Dec
41
47
"
40
9
20
4134
463,e
39%
18
23
41
46 Yb
39Y4
77 y4 Jan
44% Dec
41
44Yb
39 Ya
39% Jan
69
40
39%
45% Jan
51Y4 Feb
17 Yt
39 Yb
6
3
16 Yb
5
,6
48% Jan
17%
Brothers
Dec
39% July 12
17
Gimbel
3
Apr 13
53% Jan 24
17 Yb
17
16
22 Ya Jan
17,800
17
44%
90
30
4,600
18%
39%
55% Dec
28 yb Apr
55 Ya
17 Yb
167/a
4
70 % Nov
51%
53%
18
38%
3
3
50 34
54%
17 Ya
43%
Jan
3
50 Ya
53 Yb
17 Yb
i
27
19 Yb Jan
50
53 Yb
17
of Calif_l
Jan
110
53 Yb
Co
35% Jan
357/b Jan
50 Yt
39
17%
Gibralter Financial Corp
10
16 %
493/4
16 3/4
Gillette
4
28
50 Yt
53% i- 54
2
12
Mar
49%
5
5
iyb Apr
80
38 Yb
Mar
57% Apr
26 % Nov
38 Yb
Jan
15
3
38 7/b
ill
Co
21
4
38%
;_4
Nov
Jan
38%
80c
Co
Co
383/4
43%; Mar 15
8
600
84
3
75% Jan
112,700
15%
47 3/e NOV
25 Yi Jan
1,000
25 Ye
28 Ya
79
6% Jan
26%
25
85%
4
:
27 Ya
*26
24%
15
3
....
*27
26%
24 Yb
28 Yb
3
8
27 Ya
*263/a
27 Yt
27 Ya
84 Yt
IYb Jan
May
27 Yt
26 Ya
243'a
Corp
Products
43 Ya Jan
V
27 Ya
26 Yt
24 Ye
*27 Yt
53
14
37%
30c
33 Ye Jan
#
373/8
25%
37 Yt
2.50
51 Ya Jan
Yb
87
38
55
Apr 13
3
33
87
25 Ys
com—83 %c
Rubber
Portland
11% Jan
102
86 Ya
37%
26
__j
16
353/t Jan
85
86 3/8
26 YB
Inc
Feb
17
«•*
2,600
24 Ya
preference
5 Y2 % preference
20
12 Ya Jan
90
113%
26%
$5
58 Yt Jan
17 Ya May 16
20
113%
113 Ya
24 Ye
Corp
&
62 */4 Jan
23 Ye May 11
139
116,200
6%
25
issued
8
3
8
430
56%
25
19% Feb
'■■■30%' Apr
2
12 Ya Oct
26
14,500
1133/4
55%
3.33%
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101 Yb Mar 29
42% Apr 13
39% Apr
4
.
(series
Tele & Electronics
12
Mar
14 % Sep
preferred
Ya Jan
15
31 Ye Aug
$1.30
$1.25
16 Ye Apr
17
16 Ya Jan 4,3
.
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56
33%
1
General
50% Jan
.
38
51 Vz Dec
24Ye
600
37%
-
*42
10
Industries
2
3
47 % Apr
-
May 19
21
Mar 22
6
Mar 22
Signal
Jan
23
92 Yb Dec
Sep
42
FRIDAY
Telephone Co of Florida—
28
113%
114
GOOD
29 Ya
29 Ya
113 Ya
.553/8
Vo
75,100
37
2.50
6.67
Jan
29
29
28 Ya
113
55 Ya
4.
1,300
84,200
;
86 /?'■
No par.
10c
Service
Utilities Corp
0
113
114
113%
113
19
3
17,400
,
,
73%
12
5yb Jan
5.100
JY STOCK
13 Yb
36% Apr
37% Jan 23
6 3/4
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25 Ye Apr
26 Yb Jan
50
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31
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2,700
83
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29
44% Apr
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41%
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74 Yb
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32 yb
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28 y2 Oct
31
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1
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Jan
16
6
6
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6
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86
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200
30 34
30%
74 Ya
78% Mar 12
May 31
Dec 13
30 YB
100
73
36 y4 Feb
58
30%
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76
16% Jan
113
1,100
75
2
2
30 Ye
1,900
13
75%
8
33 Y8 Jan
114
Feb
29 Yb
22 Ya
13
73%
Amer
13
5
29%
22 Yb
12 YB
Transportation
1.25
General Baking
Co
common——_5
General
Cable
53% Mar
29 Yb
22 Ya
12 Ya
:
37%
General
17
12%
35Y4
42 Yb Mar 15
Apr 16
81% Feb 28
22 Yb
22 Yb
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Bronze
19 Y4 Apr
28
Apr
22 Yb
12%
353/4
General
Mar 30
22 Y2
123/b
23Y4
99
69
Nov
4,100
2,300
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35%
29 Yb Jan
v
2,100
4%
23 Ya
99%
9
Jan
22 Yb
4
23 Ya
233/4
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4
36
20 Ya Jan
19
4
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99
2
6% Apr
■
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Banpshares Corp
5%' Feb 15
23%
1
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of
General
25
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2
Jan
4
100
Oil
1
38 yt Sep
4
22 Yb
36 Ya
46
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$4.50 preferred
General Amer
31
58
10
pref
18
46 Yt Mar 20
31
79% Jan
$0.60
Apr
82
15
26 Y* Jan
2lYt
37
45 Ya
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General Acceptance Corp
1
iiyb Jan
1
21
6
8 Yb Mar 27
90
2
8
55 y2 Apr
3
22 Ye
34%
4% %
22 y2 Mar 21
Apr 31
20%
35%
46%;
Gar Wood Industries Inc common.l
45 y2 Jan
•
23 Ya
45'%
2
.
r9Ya Jan 30
19
107% Nov
Jan
6
39% Feb
10
104
Feb
79 Ya Jan
24% Oct 24
40 Yb Jan
._
80% Dec
3 '
106 Yj July 14
15
2
8
60% May 2
37% Jan 19
68 Yb Jan
16
24
Mar
83
50 y2 Nov
18
Oct' 19
12
Apr
44% Feb 27
77% July 26
25
2
42 % Feb
19
Jan
10
'-sT6% Jan
37 Ya Jan
27 %
Apr
5 Yb Feb
12*A Oct
Apr
80
•
22% Feb -27
26% Jan
8
6Yb Feb
3
Jan
13 Yb NOV
140
30
34% Jan
•-*
10 % Mar
19
Oct 26
4
5% Dec
v
;
Corp
21 Ye
33 Yb
5
■
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22 y2 Jan
Garrett
1
5
Inc
Co
250
^
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8,400
Volume
Number 6153
195
».
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1935)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
C
Range for Previous
Year 1961
•
Lowest
66
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Lowest
60 V8 Nov
28% Feb
31
Hackensack
Water
24
Hall
Nov
Dec
% Apr
4
15
29
Hamilton
19
-
4 c/0
9
Co—____
Hammermill
_1
Co
•
13
Hammond
16
Hanna
3
Harbison-Walker
123 Ms Jan
2
:
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Refrac
44% Sep
7
33 y4 Apr
10
6% -preferred
Harcourt Brace. &
80%-Dec
5
57 y8
7
33
12
13
36% Aug
Apr
22% Apr 10
32 y2 Mar
6
27 % May 18
36 y2 Dec
18
29% Oct
9
13% Feb
Apr
20
23% Apr
8% Apr
i
19
11.
-
100
Schaffner &
1.25
_.
Harvey Aluminum .Tnc
Hat
Corp of America
5% preferred-
.l- :^1
common
43% Mar 15
39 y2 Feb
20
27
25'A Apr
17
Haveg
28
17 y4 Jan
18
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Hazeltine corp__!
—^No' par,
18% Nov
23 Y» Mar 22
40% Sep
19
73% Nov
21
55
Mar 16
87
10
86
Jan
3
35
Heinz
(H
3.65 %
J)
Co
preferred
■
8
29
Helcne
Curtis
Industries
18
19
Heller
(W
& Co
10
Helme
46% Nov
17
40 y2 Jan
38'% Nov
20
36 y2 Mar
110% Oct
19
89
Apr
6
Jan
Hercules
9
75
167 y4 Jan
37 'A
13
13
25%-Jan
2
28% Apr
19
Hewlett-Packard
Apr
19
Jan
17
-
8% Apr
5
29% Mar 26
2 7'A Jan
Hilton
2
5Vu%
93
20
29% Dec
2
Mar
•
3% Dec
15
16'A Dec
18
16% Jan
3
6
Mar 22
7
9
26'A Jan
10
Apr
19
Jan
3% Apr
16 y8 Apr
20% Jan
Mar 10
2
Hotel
36
Sep 22
33% Jan 19
60 %
74 % Feb
23
80 V2 Jun
9
81% Aug 16
88% Jan 10
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13
86% Jan
5
18
Jan
4
'83
Jan
10
90
Jan
9
107 y2 Jan
23
76 i'
1
11
15 % Mar 23
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4.40 %
10% Mar 12
23'A Apr
7
14% Apr
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58 % May
8
52
35% Jan
3
90% Jan
10
92% Jan
4
72% Dec
12
12
2
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2
5%
97
Jan
4
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7% Oct
20
11% Apr
21
3
40
29
37
Jan
18
6
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7
17
Jan
2
33
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13
Sep
7% Jan
10
25 y4 Jan
31
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4
44'A Dec
43
.
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10
46
Aug 18
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45
Jan
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145
152
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20
47
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151
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5
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18
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May 19
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3
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34
5
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25
55% Jufi
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27
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3
87
4
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93% Feb
7
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45% "Dec
5
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20
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V
2
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14% Feb
>
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19
•
Jan
81-
Illinois
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27
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113
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31
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27
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48V4 Jun
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:
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3
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46%
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37 W
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28% Jan
6
30%
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26
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28%
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14
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38
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38
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4
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100
5
2,700
*
6'%
11.%
9274-
10
common
21%
6%
*153%
20
E
14% Jan
May 17
20% Feb 23
7
25
D
12% Apr
57 % Apr
22
58%
5
_____"_2~50
Nashville
•
1%
37%
preferred
&
28
6%
37
pfd
Louisville Gas & El Co
28
21%
1%
37%
Corp..!
Louisville
1%
.
11%
1
Apr 11
%
38
.
Inc..
Co
29
13,700
series
(P)
28
12,600
1
50c
preferred,;
1,300
1,800
157 k
series
Lorillard
4
18%
207V
5
Mar 20
187a
15'%
37 %
preferred
B
1874
1,300
10,500
207k
1
Co'
16
15%
.5
Lighting
287a
157«
187k
33
Inc...
Co
28 %
15%
20%
Corp____I"IHi
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Aircraft
Theatres
Long
63% Feb
4
28
May 25
Lockheed
29%
157k
1474
32'%
Industries Inc
Loew's
95% Mar 28
Dec
35
Litton
28'A
'
•
20'%
3
conv
3,400
3274
147k
No par
common.
non-cum
32'%
,20%
33
Co__...._
Corp
Mar 20
91
136% Jan
Belt
3%%
Jan
104
3
3
Jan
Mar 20
57
12
88% Jan
72% Nov 29
24% Feb
13
90
Jan
•
1474
32%
Corp
47%. Jan
12
29 % Nov
2
32%
1974
100
25% Jan
Tulip Cup
32%
14%
•6%
preferred
Lily
6,600
287k
45 >
21%
*21%
Inc
a
-2774
28%
*39
14%
j
Corp.....
44% Jan
20% Mar 22
Nov .14
165% Dec
26
7%
27%
277k
18'%
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass ,Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
18
42% May 9
56% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
29
17% Mar 12
24
149
59% Mar 16'
54% Dec
Mar 19
62
30
90
6>
'
23% Nov
Jan
27
16
22%
22%
45
20%
1
Products
Stores
18%
:
29%
157k
18'%
16
19
2274
28'%
♦39
32
29
29 Vz
22%
28'%
28'%
45
Y
32
32%
15%.
.
27%
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.
15
,
Refineries
Lerner
%
'
237{«
2274
-
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....
Corp.
45
10
com
pfd series A
Valley RR
Lehigh
7
'
48% Apr
Co
Cement.....
conv
9
43% Feb
5
Coal
32% Jan
11
29
5
Corp.
Lehigh
Mar 30
1
.
Tire
Lehigh
Feb
7
32
...50c
&
8
35% Feb
28 V*
No par
...
Inc
Rubber
Leesona
2374
277 b
*39 ""
l
A
Inc.
6
1% Mar 16
9
4
14
Feb
24
9
Dec
19
Jan
15% Mar
36% Dec
7
3
3
series
22
4
25
common
Bryant
Lanvin-Parfums
17
16
3% July 18
111
36% Jan
Co
preferred
Lane
Jan
16
20
4
10
15% Apr
9
Aug 31
Gas
4.32%
18
16% Apr
33% Feb
3
Laclede
8
28% Apr
26
11
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
36% Jan
8
1% Jan
34 % Jun
20
5
41% Dec
11 % Jan
16% Jan
Nov
Mar
8
2
20% Dec
26% Jan
12
11
Dec
51
25% Oct
1G
2
34% Dec
Apr 21
25% Jim
40 % Jan
3,100
5 500
•>
3,300
.
M
27% Jan
12
417k Dec
6
3274 Jan
3
14
37
Feb
1
10
46
Jan
18
18
61% Jan
24
72
86
Jan
16
917k Apr
45% Dec
19
53% Sep
47'% Nov
44% Jan
16
747k Dec
82'A Jan
5
88'% May
32'% Apr
8
19
2j07k Feb
7
30'% Dec
11
24% Apr
3
3'% Jun
14
27k Jan
2
77b Jan
3
38% Jan
4
10'% Jun
14
8'% Jan
28
67'% Jan
2'
8
3774 Jan
5
367b Jan
477k Mar 20
3
60% Jun
47% Jan
30
56'% Mar 12
16% Jan
3
337 k Dec
6
27'A Apr
3
307k Jun
1
23 7% Jan
% Jan
3
57k Jan
27
12% Jan
4
2674 Nov
22
4
9
3274 Feb
8
27
Jan
8
7
22% Jan
10
30'% Jan
11
5
247k Jan
17
38% Nov
15
14% Oct
23
267k Feb
28
13% Apr
4
65% Oct
12
43
Apr
May 31
50% Dec
18
40'% Jan
10
91% Jan
26
Oct
24
277k Sep
25
25
44'% Jan
74
Jan
75% Jan
68
75
Jan
July
4
97% Mar 22
•
227k Apr
3
81
5
80% Aug
72% Dec
12
Aug
2
6
79'% Dec
8
3
4874 Jun
12
367k Jan
83 'A Dec
4
26
39'A Apr 26
4474 Dec 12
2374 Jan
30
Aug
Jan
1274 Jan
120'% Nov
94'% Mar 16
76
5
July 18
417k Jan
97% Jan
80
27
22'% Jan
26
45
Dec
28
3074 Jan
3
43
Nov
27
31
Aug 21
'
14% Jan
16
19% Dec
49'% Dec
Dec
347k Sep
5% Jan
14
27
3
30
Oct
31
16
Jan
6
35% Jan
3
88
9
Jan
2374 Jan
19
30 % Aug
21
80
Jan
For
6
34% Feb
117k Dec
Sep
12
93
May 24
31'A Apr 10
84
footnotes,
28
Aug 11
see
357k Feb
f
5.
357k Feb
2
78 7% Jan
3
32'% Jan
2
51 % Mar 29
25'% Jan
125
104
Jan
Mar
150% Jan
93
Jan
19
19
9
21
50
20
2
197k Jan
4
49% Feb
9
page
29
23 74 Jan
9
26
467k Jan
2
4
127k Jan
31
3
38'% Feb
8
Apr
11
427'a Jan
10
81
Jan
40'% Mar 15
30
237k Mar-12
48% Apr 12
94
16
26 74 Feb
-7
26
2
25.
16
4334
corn—_No par
427b
100
!
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1
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3
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257k
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Robbins Inc
McLean -Trucking Co
Mach & Eng Co
Mfg
Co
1
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35.500
.
54%
2974
26
6
2,600
.
28
297k
28%
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> 3074
137«
137k
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4574
46
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44
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44 %.
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307k
51.%
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83
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74
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5174
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27
30
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30
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60%
61%
61..,
613k
27
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26%
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217k
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267k
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47
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9,500
29' Is
29%
16%
16'%
46'%
46
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177k
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,
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1074
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447 k
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277k
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i—100
8
26
30%
-
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433k- .45
•
series!—100
Cement;.
46 3
29
43%
277k
>
2~50
10
common
preferred
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45%
54'A
227k
30'A
80
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McNeil
457k
53 5 k
9774 "98
,
27
*
•100%•
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1,800
707k;
19,800
2574
81%
r*126%
'
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9%
7074
29%
43
.
.
4674 >46 74
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53
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21%
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.50
.
29
45 \"
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100
B
3,900
•
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527k
44%
82'%.
26 '/a
,_100
"
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
4%
>91;
28 3 4
"
.
14
517k
*80 '2
100
B
Co
4474
13%
Y'.-y'.,
83
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—III
Corp
5,800
64%
70 %
•
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Co
9»%
307k
*4VP
•81%
*73 ;'
65
preferred
(JRayi
..31
30
preferred
Aircraft
Medusa
V
257k
..
2674
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,
McGraw-Edison
27k
93k
447k
4
274
,>
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50 7 k
r
j
preference
>
707k
>;
'
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100
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V 31 ;
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preference
27a
.9'%
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•
44%
;
convertible
.
57k
-
14
1959.series—
convertible
,
26 34
;■
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6
81'% Jan
32% Apr
85% Apr
25%..
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:
McDermott
Mar 15
22% Apr
30'% Jan
Co
•
Norris
3,300
47
28
287k
25 %
~_50c
Mead
*46%
25'4
52
2734
5%
Corp—
McCrory Corp common—
McQuay
•:
"
13'A
Corp
McCord
(AG)
McKesson &
.274
257k
a
707k
52
•
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McKee
25%
43 3
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McGraw-I-llll
2574
44%
^
r; $6
257k
•-247k.
43%
CollIIII~4
Mfg
Corp
3'%%
>91
9%
3Q34
:
conv
8
20
McCall
90 %
234
26%
Inc
Co
'A
3
\
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-conv
12
31% Jan
M C A
5'%%
34 74 Jan
Jan
&
preferred
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90
"
■
1
Corp,
4'%%
33'% Feb
Feb
Field
19
10
...
Mays
25
5
preferred—
374 %
91
*90
70
Dept Stores common,
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series-No
par
$3.40
64
9% V: 9%
May
v
6374
91
2%
1
;
preferred
Masonlte
63'%
71
"5
12^50
Moore
Exploration—
Cement
22
10
93% Jan
•
16
35% Feb
80'% Mar 23
31
16'% Jan
6
49'% Oct
19
Apr
39
14
39
12
Apr
16'% Apr
15
21% Dec
4
4
19
43% Jan
23
4774 Dec
Apr
25
19
Oil
Martin-Marietta
2
Apr
Apr
28
1
21
Apr
4 % r/c
i
63
623k<,
517 k
&
Midland
Marshall
7
3674 Jan
15
24
Feb
,
4
Mar
46%
70%
Co
Corp
Corp.,
40% Apr
43'% Mar 22
27
Apr
126'% Apr
27
18
Mar 22
105
July 25
161% May 22
Nov
2
21
27
107
89
17
&
Shirt—
Maxwell
Marquette
41
46%
1
Corp
74
2474 Apr 12
13
iPRi
Manning
357k
40 3
47
10
Marine
83 ;
20
1
^
preferred—No par
Marquardt
83
29
60% Apr
26'% Apr
Mallory
*90
2474
41%
33 %
41
*46%
63
1
33, >
407 k
353i
407k
;••'
Garden Corp—
Maremont
58'% Jan
5
2974 Apr
2474 May 22
71 % Jan
86'% Jan
77 % Feb
Inc
convertible
Manhattan
62
.
32%
35%
f::.
41
46%
100
A
Copper
Magnavox
Co
327% Mar 20
21
7074 Jan
Fund
series
Maracaibo
287%i Jan
24
7774 Jan
77'% Feb
1
19
8
5074 Jan
preferred
.35%
40
46%
1
common
6
99
17
28% Jan
34% Mar 10
Oct 13
61
14
Inc
Magma
.46% Mar-15
,
98'% Dec
4
31% Nov 21
28
Co
35%
50
18% Jan 12
56
Feb 13
13
34
(R H)
Madison Square
Common
60c
10
;I_5
Inc
297k Apr 18
35
Mar
1
16
51% Jan
Feb
Mar
Forbes
preferred,-
4%%
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
477k Nov 27
217/8 Jan
Macy
&
Trucks
5 'A %
Madison
27% July 19
9
Mack
3
3% Mar 27
16
Dec
Jan
MacAndrews
23
307% Jan
3
70
20
44'% Mar 15
47'% Feb
13
17k Jan
40% Feb
41.%
4134
.32%
85%
19,700
11'/a
32 %
,*22
22'A
48
43'A
*92
'
500
3,800
1,100
41%
10%
32'%
94
23
>
5,900
■
-
.
v
2,300
5,000
94
23%
31%
*85
8,800
2.900
•;
-
2,100
2374
3174
35%
3,300
.
30
Volume
Number 6153
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1937)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
,
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
1
V
-/Highest\
Lowest '■'•'
.Highest
->
24% Mar 15
95% Dec
12
79%. Jan
86 Va Dec
11
84% Jan
37% Dec, : .5
26Va Apr
13% Apr
20
15 V* Dec
10% Jan
12% Apr
11
.-
18
70% May " 8
87
Jun 15
381/2 Apr
16
-r
82 %'Jan'
3
V
84% Nov
84 y2
99
Jan
8
84
'•V 80% Jan
30
81
3
i
3
Aug
;
96
Feb
v
94 V
7-
9'
Jan
101 % May 24
9
95 % Jan
,
,55
Sep
<1
87% Jun
12
34% Sep
12
44
21% Apr
f. 37%
Jan
45
23
3% Apr
3
50% Nov 14
45% Jan
10
42% May 15
35% Jan
8
23% Mar-13
-
.26% Oct
3
13% Apr
4
<
:
9
I
73% Mar-29
79
Mar 28
4% Jan
,
25% Jan
75% Jan
2
4
173/a Jan
19
8% Jan
8
29
6*%
Jan
3
43% Apr
16
Mar 10
34% Feb
28
43% Nov 29
26'/4 Jab
5
10
•58% Aug 23
'
39
-
Minnesota
slOO
&
Power
Ontario
Corp
&
Light
Missouri
Pacific
37% Jafi
Public
RR
3V2 %'■
Monarclv
Monon
.
Service
Machine
class
RR
'*■1 ■f 1 Class
•34% Mar; -1 '
17 Va Feb
16
28lA Apr
2d
100
10 y2 Jan
Power-
18% Jail
16
89 Vz Mar 14
413s May 31
24% Jan
*
26% May 22
11
25
54% Dec
11
:50
.26% Dec - 4 •
11.32
22% Jan
-
30 Va Dec
'
-
28% Apr : 3
t-.
Feb
29
3%:
1
FRIDAY
.
3%
'47
24%
Co
GOOD
37%
38%
46Va
37%
24%
10%
..100
69%
69 %
.1100
78%
78%
18%
19
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17%
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-
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11%
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35%
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36 Va
38%;
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1,000 lire
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Lines..,
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10
.
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10
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39%
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.
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,
19
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28% Jan
2
Mar 13
'
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Industries
Motorola
':
:
26
6.25
Co„_._.__—No par
"(John-)
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15
41% Jaw -4 \
CLOSED
<
69%
22%
common—5
Shares
,
Mofrell
•
•?
16%'Feb 19
13 :'
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'*■
-"
*
Moore-McCormick
13
54%
Mining & Chemical—
Montgomery
.
12% Feb 28
3
741/4 Apr
<13% Apr
'
-
37 Vi Apr -11
.
American
•
163a Apr
•
■
i
36% Jan1 22
Apr
r
STOCK
EXCHANGE
38%
:43%
25%
—i.....No par
Montana
.
33% Mar l3
.
13 V
29
a"
May
3
,20%'Mar 17 ;
44 y4 Dec
4
26"
21% Feb • 2
15 '
37% Feb
28% Feb
.
*
99
39
Tool—No par
25
A
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39% Jan 30
;
95
■
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117%
.
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38 %
5
Co
Chemical Co...
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■
•
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84%
99%
22'/a -
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preferred.
;preferredi.—!_
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,-
.
.
2
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85
53 3 a
5
class
Cement
Mohosco industries Inc
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40%
85 i
38%
93
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Portland
.
2
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84ya
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-
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Monsanto
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39 >/4
95
53 %
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Development Co
Mississippi River - Fuel Corp—;
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;
48
'
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13
48
83%
>
37%
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>.
.
' '
/
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12
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40 Vb
.
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;
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Feb 23
11
-
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i
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Missouri-Kan-Tex
79 . Apr 19
22% Mar 20
29
Jan
9y4 Jun
19% Apr
TOO
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10.800
89
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97
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I
2
39%
11%
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22
Mission
69% Jan' 31
39%
39 y8
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11% Apr .19
.
-
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48%
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100
,
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12%
48%
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April 20
88
60 V*
,
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367/a
9
-
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12%
Minerals & Chem PhiHpp Corp.—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
•
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11%
48 Va
36%
Minnesota
3
No par
pfd-100<>
preferred• series.
'
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27 %
12%
60 y4 ;
■
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.
11%
26%
48 y4
5
series
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,
20% > 27%
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42 »Mar 5
;
v
17
Jan. 11
:
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.
Feb
27.
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87>/2
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Miles; Laboratories. Inc__.
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s
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•
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-
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87
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.,
•
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19
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7
.
25 Va
88%
89
Friday
•
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April
25 %
preferred series—2
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-
.
70% Feb
22% Jan. 24
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4
Sales for
Tuuts
(day
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.
24
30% Mar 22
42ya"Jun
6
: 5% Mar 27
.
0
10,
.
12
39% Jan
.
preferred
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58% Feb-1,4';
11
'
.
40 .3.85%
PRICES
1
"86%
series
.
SALE
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—!
Co
preferred
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April 18
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan- Edison.3-90%
•
,
.
62% Jan
6 4
45l/2 Apr 11
Apr
;
2
Machine
AND
Wednesday
-
April 17
No par
common.
preferred.——.
/ ; -4.35 ','o
••
Feb
27
21% .Apr 12
115% Apr 17
92.
Apr
9
30% Aug
4*
170% Mar 10
109 y2
.Jan
36
6-%
99% Apr
4 v
70% Feb, 8
>
40% Feb
5
1
25 <, Mar 19
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Mar 23
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:
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; Mar 13.
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17
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83
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Mergentlialer Linotype Co
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Meriitt-Chapman & > Scott
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15
Feb
86
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' 58% Feb
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Co
Monday
April 16
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$3.50
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19
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Merck
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,
.YORK STOCK,
V EXCHANGE
Mercantile
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2
17
Apr
f
28
33V4 Jan
u
48
May 27
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;
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-
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28
59% Mar lO
97
STOCKS
v;
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Lowest
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33 y8 DeC
26
25 Vb Apr
13
9% Jan
2
52% Jan
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2
,
33% J4n
11% Mar 29 "
;62% Marfl6t
10
26y4Apr
18
77 Va Jan
25
43 y2' Apr
16
31
V-jt Jan
91
12
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4
142 % Nov
30
97
Apr
17
23% Oct
30
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12
24 V2 Jan
2
29% Feb
"5 VV
18% Oct
4
26% Feb
28
20 ya Apr
6
22 Va Feb
15
59% Jan
4
78% Nov
23
61% Mar
8
7-2
30%May 11
•
25y4 Jan
9-
14 y4 Mar 28
7;
>
,
16
National
30% Apr; 11.!
.27Va Mar
7
92»/2 Feb
21
83% Jan
2
July
7
52
.
1
47 % Jan
8
54
23% Jan
3
3314 Nov
9
27% Jan
8
30% Jan
5% Jan.
3
9y8 Apr
17
6 Vb Jan
5
53 Va May
3
65 Va Aug
17
-50% Apr
17
56% Jan
<3
3
93 % Jan
5
97 V2 Apr
19
83 y4 Apr
13
'98
160
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46 y4
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97
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78
-
Sep
'-
.
Apr
26
99% Dec .12
3
154!% May 18
151
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127 Va Jan
23% Jah?
Y
8
33% Aug 17
3
24% Feb
3674 Aug 30
July 21
55% Oct
Jan
preferred
(conyI
National Fitel Gas -Co.'^J
19
*
9
"
24% Feb
18
22%-Jan
23% Feb
National
'
16
:
7% Feb
9% Mar 29
14
116% Apr
19
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21-
12
-I8V4'Apr 10
39
/
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*52'
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17
78 Va Jan
16
23% Jan
146% Apr
17
26% Mar 27,.
13
50 y4 Feb
81%:Mar
5 •'
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v
71
23
34
Feb
86
.
Jan
5
86
6
Apr
47% Feb
,
12.
v.
20
54% Jan
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Bros
^ New England Tel
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:
32
:
158%
159
-
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,9
-
-
5
20% Jan
12
12
41% Jan
5
2
19
2
Jan
3% Jan
12
19 % Feb
26
18
43% Jan
31
.
1 36 Jan
2 Va Apr
: lo% Feb
*
38% Jan
M
Jan
84
4
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23
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393,4
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72 ya
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New Haven &
.
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8 !
16
Apr
47'/a Apr
2
Jan
2
73% Feb
2
79
Feb
23
79
2
83
Apr
Nevy ' York
■;
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85
Jan
-
106
Jan '18
Jan
17
100% Jan
91. Feb
109% Jan
3
23% Apr
9
21% Jan
4
12y2Jan
277/a Jan
22
36%
8
,;
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9
24
72 Va Jah
30
62 % Mar
7
'71 Va Feb1
12
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11
16
15
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42 V4
83
84
100
V
American
82%'
83
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110
104 Va
23%
10
65 Va Jan
2
73
Apr
18
19
48 Va
Apr
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3
39% Jan
5
104 Va Jan ;
;
North
j
Northern
.
6
Northern
Natural
Gas
1
108 Va Jan
4
109
Mar
5
110 Va Apr
2
113% Mar
12
109% Jan
15
114% Mar
39% July 19
-38% Apr
13
6
445/b Jan.
106
.
Sep
7
4
10
31% Jan
24
Jan
12
74 % Jan
18
83
Jun
27
85 Va Jan
11
July ..5
July 11
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8
f
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82
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72
83
92
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86
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3
Jan
19
13
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23 % Jan
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92
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103
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23%
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32
31
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4
page 25,
36
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■
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22%
22
22%
667/8
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66 Va
63
63
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62%
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39 Va
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30
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30
32%
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5
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72 Va
47%
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72 V*
111
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113
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39
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73
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111
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23%
65 3 a
62
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24%
103%
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1
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*
21%
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102
12%
105
5
24
31%
104 Va
66
10
$4.08
3
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8
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110
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50
!
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5
-
86
28
15% Jan •'< 3
; 21% Jan
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$3.60
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5
-
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*
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preferred
5.80%
6
.
27%. Jan
>
5 %%
;
76%
90
12%
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Central
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American
\
72 y4
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65
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85
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1
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2%
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preferred—
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2
July
0
42
"
11% Feb
;jan 11
30
a2y4
preferred-!.—
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i
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64
42
CO
Western
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4 -'
28
14% Dec
15 VB
preferred."
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13% Mar 20
5
preferred—^;..;
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Mar 15
8
15
5;2:5%; /preferred!.— —,-100
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Niagara Share Corp_r_
1
5
4
59 Va Jan
15%;
47 Va
2%
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4.85 % '
,
37%
100
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par
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♦
,
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17»/«
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•
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20 ;
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13
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73%
49%
72
37 VA
com.Nopar
$3.75 preferred—0001
100
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3.40%
preferred-i.i.l,^
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•
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73% Jan
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New Jersey Pr.jt: Lt Co 4% pfd-100
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Ne\y York Air -Brake.....:
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1
4
v
20%
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37 »/e Apr
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6 4 V2
29 Va
•
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18 Va Apr
20l/4 Apr
.."preferred
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103%
20%
29
10
7% -preferred C A___——I
EXCHANGE
43%
XtVa
101 y4
28
88 %
.'c- Ijfa tlona F-S tandar#i- Co i'—',
National Starcli, & .Chemical.:
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•
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50
Apr
45% Feb
v
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■
STOCK
27%
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50
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Jan
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2
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5
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27
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15
201%
:
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20%
Dairy 'Product's.—.
—.5
NatrbistiHers & Client Corp com_5
.*
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100
-
87%
58
17%
•
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.
271/2
.
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Mar 23
9y4 Mar 27
? 5
1241/a Aug 15
H46 .y4 Dec
<88.%;Apr 16
2
131% Dec
148y2 Sep
28 %
Aug
10%
26 Va
88%
100,
.
--
27%
14ya
-
Cash
Register,...
5
National Castings Co_____—.No par
> /National
City -Lines; Ti)c_i_____>-—1
f
4
.
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26 y4
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58;
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.
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16%
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Jan
Aviation
National Biscuit
8% Aug 10
61 Ya Jan
1Q%
Co.j-—
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44% Apr
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132% Jan
•
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.
/
'■> :
C°mrnercial and Financial Chronicle
(1938)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
>
Range for
Range Since Jan.
lowest
Highest
Lowest
a /yy
;
1
Jan
10
49% Jan
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
97% Apr
13
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
82
Jan
4
86
93'/a Jan
3
Dec 27
99
Jan
19
103
Nov 22
95% Jan
18
Ohio
2
89
35% Jan
90% Jan
43
52% Nov 16
3
100
95
13
18
4.56%
99% Apr
4.44%
18
5
Jan
8
45% Mar 14
Ohio
Oil
33% Jan
19
49
Nov 20
41% Feb
1
45% Mar
8
Okla
Gas
16% Apr
12
17% Mar 15
Dec
4
42 V2 Nov '22
16% Jan
3
88 y2 Jan
31
85
45% Aug
90
4
Aug
32 Va Aug 24 v
Dec
17
56% Jan
4
17% Oct
35
41 y8 Jan
3
Olln
25% Apr
19
Olin
Oil
23
26% Dec
3
76
104
17
54% Jan
Feb
20
76
Jan
30
24% Mar
76 Yb Jan
Sep
18
120% Apr
3
105
26% Jan
4
43% Dec
18
38
87% Jan
6
98
106
14% Jan
52
Jan
2
Pacific
American
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
17 V* Jan
3
Pacific
Coast
20 y2 Jan
23
2iy2 Mar
6
5%
20
Pacific
Gas
65% Oct 20
17
2
Pacific
Lighting
34% Apr
19
39% Jan
2
Pacific
158% Feb
26
4
.
151% Jan
3
2
5% Jan
3
8 y4 May 16
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102 y2 Feb
,14%
34%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc.
Phelps-Dodge. Corp..-
15
15%
4,400
34%
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
57% Mar 15
62% Jan
500
1,400
20%
34%
Inc
Stores
convertible
Pfaudier
Vy
•
20%<
,-/V
34%
4%%
Feb
Mar
85
33% Jan-
6
2
Drug
5%
•%
7%
54%
1
Pet Milk Co common-
13
3% Mar 30
5
57 y8 Mar
35% Nov- 27
12
80 %
Sep
19
45% Jan
24
96
79% Jan
100% Feb
3% Mar
65 y4 May 16
100
15
'
46%. Jan
Sep
Jan
17ya Jan
f
15% Sep 26
32% Sep
31
33 y2 Apr
,
66 y2 Jan
99
12
59% Mar 23
10
/•
21
14%
14%
13,200
'
y
155
48%
Power
Permanente
19% Mar 15
10
14%
15%
20 va
IOO
35
«
94
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
100,
Pepsi-Cola Co-33 Vic
Perkin-Elmer Corp;
——
1
2
v
55% Apr
52% Apr
'
Dec
-
Jan
58
Apr 18
16% Apr 18
Nov 20
76
:
42
14%
20%
20
20 Va
20
.•;
,.
,
7 Va
7%
48%
Corp
46% Mar 22
63% Apr 20
y
"
7%
7%
55%
Corp
6
12
34 7
*154
155
7%
7Va
7%
154
156
155
157
a
95
Co
Dec
43% Jan
13,300
54»/4
common..
59
13
577»
46
preferred
3
y4 Apr
57%
35%
35
35%
35%
36
15,200
57%
56%
v.'<:/y
95
4%%
19
16
57%
34
50%
Corp__
Inc
Co
Pennsylvania
52% Mar 19
33%
55%
21%
33%
1
32% Jan
47% Apr
33%
21%
34
33 %
57%
35%
1,400
22%
*20
22%
34
157
1,400
...
.
.
*20
22%
'
3.50
2
56% Feb
*20
1,900
y
95
preferred—
4
3
13
18%
5
187/8 Feb
8
13 Va
12%
18%
No par
99 % Apr
Jan
13
13%
48%
common
5
46
13 %
13
-No par
Co
3
48 y4 Jan
13
13
56
Jan
:37
18172
12%
55
15% Apr
'
18%
12%
12%
•94
95
8
18%
13%
13
1
4
12
18
12%
13
17%
100
Corp
2
58% Dec
230
No par
Line
Pipe
18 % Dec
50% Jan 24
6,400
100
10,300
97% Jun.
59% Nov
400
39%
100
100
22,700
3
3
107%
39 YB
39%
100
-1
Inc
5
Nov
18%
39 %
40 Vb
100
137«
11% Jan
Sep 27
July 24
106%
*106
106%
39%
100
7,900
22 Va
90% Jan
48
108
106%
39%
100%
2.900
j,,y:
13%'"
& Light com.
preferred
4.40% series preferred,
Pennsylvania RR_;
46
106 Ya
39%
*99
770
.y:;;/y
21 %>
9
36
89'
106%
:yyy/yy.;::%
80
88%
13%
19
Penn
79%
90
2138
94% Sep
38 y2 Mar 22
79 y2
88%
13%
26% Jan
102'% Mar 29
78%
90
21
conv
Pennsalt
23%
79%
88
13%
Cement
Fruit
Penney
24%
79
21 Va
Ford
4.68%
24%
89 %
700
13 Yb
issued-
4
19 y2 Jan
24%
80
88%
y"
207/8
Penick
10
Dec
15 y2 Jan
41
23
79
5
Transportation
&
22%
'
friday
13%
Pictures
Davis
When
76,000
good
21%
13
Mar 29
13,100
20%
13 y4
11
24
69%.
20
20%
75% Feb
30
50%
68%
2oy8
70c
Peabody Coal Co
5% conv prior
22% Apr 12
22% Apr 19
14 % Apr 12
50
69%
50c
26 % Apr
1
50%
67%
20%
Sulphur
Airways
East
Parmalee
9
31
Jan
50%
68
20%
33%
preferred—
Parke
38% Mar 15
33% Jan
7
4%
Paramount
3,800
Electronics-
World
Panhandle
59% Mar 14
22,600
66%
24%
_100
Corp
1
Consolidated
Tin
2,200
,y
20%
24
14 2/7
Packard-Bell
24% Feb
closed
25%
20%
x57 y4
com
3
39% July 19
86'% Jan
Teleg
12
5
37 Ya
24%
66
:—10
Jan
20% Jan
36%
: :••
•
50%
No par
Corp
Packaging Corp. of America
6
stock
exchange
1
5
23% Dec
53% Jan
&
Telep &
preferred
6%
12
8
16% Sep
50
5
15% Jan
13
50
••"'y
/
94%38%
20%
Aggregates Inc_5
common
Electric
36% Feb
60 y4 Jan
Apr
24%
18%
.
.
38%
50%
100
15
preferred
18
177
*93
-
10,500
65
Corp—1
com—6.25
Co
Corp—,
&
Co
55 % Apr
48% Apr
3
5
24%
300
.v'-v;
;'
2,700
25
25
30 y8 Jan
23
Jan
30 % Jan
35%
24%
.30c
No par
34% Dec 26
21
'
,36%".,:
36
23%
350
42%
*17%
35
320
'/
«i"•'u\\.
1• V
..
;•
42%
42%
i.
.
23%
:
102% ,7;'"'-;■
99 %
70
v,v
'V/:.'
V
.
41%
'
38%
'
'
'
'
94%,
38%
;
•/ :•„
7- '-v..
>V
85
102 %
18 Va
*17%
♦93
38 y4
36%
3.125
preferred
$5
19
25% May 31
18%
94%
I
37%
4,500
96%
*84 %
*98%
41%
43Va,.
:
Shares
47%
96%
23%
35
1
preferred——
Paper Co common
4%
Oxford
5
16
28
141% Jan
2
Mar 23
13
Dec
Mar
*93
No par
12% Apr
22% May 17
*17%
Utilities——10
Glass
17% Apr
28
33 % Dec
Jan
43
101'% Feb
18%
93%
Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois
12% Apr
5
14% Dec
20
115
1
12
16
*17%
*92
Co
Owens-Corning
3
12 % Oct
18
2
Mar
42 Yz
Corp—....
Marine
15
24% Jun
13
13
Jan
Outlet
2
87% Feb
96
Apr
40%
Corp—
Orange & Rockland
Elevator
Outboard
25% Jan
97 V4 Jan
July 11
40%
43
37%
47%
•
99%
40%
Otis
1
20
86 Yb Feb
April
98
42%
37%
y ..'••••
••
Gas
&
3
Jan
18
22y2Febl4
19
102% Mar 22
Sep 28
82% Oct 26
Apr
63
98%
41%
Chemical
Mathleson
2
20
101%
98%
99
Sales for
the Week
Friday
April 20
April li)
97
42%
20
100
PRICES
,
Ya ■:'85;yyyyyA
101 % ■T03y;fy'.y:y--
101%
101%
100%
*98
7.50
Corp—5
;
*84
40%
preferred
preferred
Natural Gas
SALE
-Thursday
-.47%.
*96%
85
42%
4.24%
16
50
Co
Oklahoma
Feb 26
96 »/2
85
47%
—No par
Electric
&
Apr
82
Nov 27
28y4 Feb 20
24
16% Jan
41
47%
96 y2
85
47%
common_5
Co
22% Jan
12
5
24
4%
18% Apr
2
92% Mar 14
36% Jan 30
7
Dec
59% Oct
4
39% Jan
52 V* Aug
11
15% Jan
39
40
4
47%
47%
97
84%
100
100
HIGH
.
97
15
100
——-100
preferred
36% Jan
AND
Wednesday
April 18
.
April 17
April 16
Par
common
preferred
preferred,preferred
4.40%
3.90%
Apr
Co
Edison
Mar 26
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
79
•
YORK
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Previous
Year 1JMJI
Monday, April 23, 1962
. . .
5.000
36 V*
80%
2,700
81%
144
144':
29%
24,000
/,
■
>
-
:
29% V
90 i
1,000
.;
Volume
Number
195
6153
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1939)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
iRanfte for Previous
.
Range Since Jan, 1
Highest
.Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
v
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK,
\
r
y EXCHANGE
•
Monday
■
Par
Tuesday
April 16
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
April 17
Sales for
Thursday
April 18
Friday
April 19
the Week
April 20
Shares
R
49% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
9
6ct~ii
16%
26 V4 Dec
:/ 23%
33% Sep
5
57% Jan-
%
26
88% Feb
4
'
79
45
Jan
10
4
21% Jan
2
Jan
30% Feb
16
75% Feb' "2
6
Ralston
13
Purina
Ranco
•
Co
Inc
2.50
11 ' 4 Apr
•"<19% Jan
13
14 y8 Feb
11
24 y4 Apr
18
,.:44% Aug 18
f
35% Jan
31
4iy8 Feb
16
11% Mar 22
V125 la Feb
8% Apr
15%. Jan
18
10 % Feb
i 1
'
•
24%
4
.
34% Sep 27
8
July 19
15 % Dec
13.
10 %
July 26
•15% Jan.18
58
Oct
13
171% Dec >. '8
,
12% Jan
Janl "3
15
;
Oct 26
•
16%" Jan
28% May 10
'251# May.;
■
Jan
•
8;:;
1
13
49% Jun
20
Aug 24
54;
Oct
11
66% Mar
21% Dec
29
25
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
14% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
:
12
16% Jan
4
Reichhold
19 % Apr
6
Reliable
7
49y2 Jan
4
Reliance
5
2
2?
52% Apr
^
18
*
84 > Aug 188
60%" Nov.
.
43 % Jf.n
3
35% Oct
23
56 Vo Apr
I
42%
47'.
Jan.
Oct
108
49% Jan. 30
5
131% JUn
3
2
68% Sep 26
'
8
83.
Mar
,
12% Dec
6-
-
87
-
111% Nov
29
27
47% Jun
138% Aug
27 % Jan
87
93% Dec
May: 2
'
445
3
27% Dec
1
8
25% Apr
*
i
22%
3
11
19% Apr 18"'
12% Feb
3
17% Dec 27"
15
36% Jan
3
10% Oct
43%" Apr
12
27 % Aug
25
#
-
29% Feb
27 y8 Apr
40
10
19% Apr
14% Apr
6
49% Apr
53%
54%
53%
41 %
41%
41%
57
;
16%
17
11%
12%
16 Va
54
16,200
16 y2
52%
54%
41%;
'it, 41
:::
Ruberoid
700
51,300
-
41%
2,500
8,400
49%
49%
49%
50
50
42,500
116%
111%
65
5
64%
100
*87%
88%
13%
13%
4%
110
4%
1
#■-.
£
110
bo;
'
110
*49%
111%
63%
6i y8
87%
87%
13%
•4%
13%
13%
4%
4%
4%
,
83
85%
80%
82 %
40 y2
40%
40%
35%
35%
35%
36
*35%
28%
29%
28%
293b
*29
29%
l
36%
37%
60%
'60%
32%
32%
83
40%
,37..,
60 y4
32%
32%
82
60',
60
36%
36 VB
36%
480
470;.
32 %
4
33
37%
19%
94
*92%
20%
94
124
123%
:
6,300
♦92%
7,300
124
94
94
*92%
20%
20%
1,420
390
21
21%
'4,900
12,800
23%
24
23%
24%
24
24%
33%
24%
26%
26%
27%
27%
28
29%
29%
29%
2.7
38%
27
25%
27
25%
25%
25%
26
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
39%
11%
15%
39%
20 g
.
1
^
1,700
'
1
1
Inc
"
490
__1
Co
700
f <'21,800
37%
486%
20 y4
20 Va
1,800
-
33'/a
37%
490
124
*92%
*7,200
.
60%
490
g
.18,800
37%
.
60%
32%
37%
37 %
493
470.
24,300
29%
37ya
300
13,100
35%
*29
.
f
;
'•
41%
35%
84,400
•
82%
40
37%
.
c
■
'
20
\,
|
3.7
-60%
No par
10
_
,37%
14%
:v4%y>4%
36
82%
40%
1,400
#
187% V >
13%
.
46%
;
300
112%
62%
87%
64%
88%
13
26.300
50,,
62%
62%
*87%
-
-/,
110%
11%
11%
llJ/2
11%
11%
11%
1
Rubbermaid
180
19,400
*49%
_
Petroleum
15
15%
15
15Va
15
15%
36%
;l,500
3800
129,100
11%
4,800
15%
2.300
37% :
3,600
1
5
26
Ruppert
26% Jan
22
Ryan
18% Feb
13
60% Jan
2
9314 Apr
352% Jan
5
Co—
(Jacob)—
Aeronautical
,36%:
36%
36%
36%
36%
37»A
£
Ryder System Inc
12
16 ^8
1
Jan
-v
11%
16%
58
.100
Royal McBee Corp
13
9
17
11%
35%
Corp..
5
->
16%
•ny4
" .800
.
62
44%
5
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
•'14% Jan
•
■
17 Vh
10%
600
18
62
57%
; •
4
41
13% Mar 30
t '
16%
2;400
43%
common
17y8 Jan
*
*17%
5,900
'..
i 34ya
Controls
14% Feb
Apr
63 %
'
:
44%
1
Dutch
63%
41%
'4,400
'•;•
34%
Corp
Royal
18
65
■•
33%
Roper
Mar 14
18
65
100
43%
preferred series A
Ronson
12
11
18
54%
•
45 ya
18
■
.
.1,400
56%
Ltd
When issued
31% Mar 15"
'
'45%
'
•
58%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohr
45%
•45%
16
16 Vi
FRIDAY
19%
45%
16
18'%'
•
*19%
7'45%
■
GOOD
*
,15%'
19%
10
Rohm
25
18%
15%
19%
.
19%
3,100
44%
1.25
3
24 y4 Jan
19%
-400
53%
33%
<
No par
8
4%
»2
;1.
33%
Inc
Jan
Mar 22
.CLOSED
;i9.%.
19%
_2.50
& Haas Co
11%
19
y 18%
xl4%
•
1,600
*11%
43%
com
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
Apr 18
.18
•',•15%--';
C
STOCK
EXCHANGE
57%
Co
Feb
94
-;i7%
16,700
9
161/.
"'19%
";i 15
50,300
39%
8%
52%
19%
',:•:•••>•■.-
100
38
16*
36%. .Apr 12
8
-
5
51 %
19%
-
34%
Corp.
Robertshaw-Fulton
33 % Mar 20
50%
19%
13,200
-
16%
11%
50
16%
*
38%
400
-
12%
24 Va
.
v44%
Company
12
*11%
2,400
50
Corp
Ritter
124
19
22 y2 Mar 16
18% Jan 30
12% Oct
Dec
-
Oil
Paper
11%
24
£
•',
78
M2%
8%
3,200
56%
A
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
Richfield
Riegel
62% Mar
*
11% Apt-16
46 y4 Apr' A.7;-
V15
10% Mar 15
Selection
9
17
*11%
7,300
,
44 la
series.
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
Mar 14
.42% Feb
Mar 13.
33'/a Jan
19
2
17
9 v.-'i
*16%
2,700
•
".',34':,'
2.50
pref
•"■ 555
Apr
23% Jan
18
29% Sep
Rheem
14
r
8%
*16 V4
■
38Ta
79,700
'
No par
Co
com
Tobacco
3.60%
39 y8
17 y«
41%
'
19% Apr 12 * 22% Apr 12
1
Feb
18
(R J)
% 38%
11
.
53%
5
series
2nd
conv
Preferred
37%-Mar 19
2'.1''
~
2
123% Apr 19
#90% Jan 12
4
16% Jan
4%%
34% Mar 26
<34% Apr 10- '
' •'-*51%' Jan'- 9 v
8
29% Jan
."27% May * 5"
6
27% Dec
9
12 % Jan 13
17%" Jan
•
preferred
Reynolds
'44% Mar 14
7
-
35'/a Jan
16
'
Co
38%
18%
16%
10
& Chemical
Metals
*
9
.
Jan
670
v May
.
27
Nov
34
23 % Jan
500
2:
8 k"
27 Va Mar
5
62% Oct '20-
4% %
4*
Mar
5
102
17
39% Feb
t.
Drug
Reynolds
78
12%
67
*65
10
Brass
78
*76%
45%
•;
16 y8
Corp__
&
25% ••'-
19%
10%
Inc
Rexall
9
Jan
15% Feb
"
50% Mar 13
'32% Feb.
43% Jan
Revlon
2
31
v
Steel
4
16
90 "
•
30% Jain
34% May.-10
3
Nov
.
80% Apr
14
51% Apr
78% Jan
3
37% Sep- 25
25% Jan
Copper
80% Feb
6
4y8 Mar 12
>
Revere
116% Jan
9
101 v
Mar
18%
1
Republic
Feb
"45;..,
50c
Republic Corp common.
convertible preferred
25
,
24%
15 y4 ■
;
19%
5
common
25
11%
16 y2
15
5
Co
y $1
4
•-50
8
Y 12% Apr 12
23% May. 8"
14
Jan-
109% Apr
60% Apr
-
14
89 % Nov
90% Oct
48
Co
5
41% Jan
17
Eng
18%
23%
19%
16%
,
18%
53
„•
19%
preferred'3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
67% Mar 13
13,1?
33% Apr
5
56 % Jun
Mfg
x51 %
10
18%
23%
.
I,
77%
38%
11V«
16%
11%
60%
77
37%
18 %
77 .;>■
:
11%
.
Conv
Jan
60
;
-
Apr- -'9V% ■52% Jan
'
.
4
&
43 % Jan
"
57
19
Mar 12
17
19
38 % Jan
:•>,
May 23
>
Jan
12% Jan
■'.<
/
8?
Elec
77
"59%
77 '/a
39
23% f 23%
9
16%
_l
Corp__
23%
23%
59%
76%
39 y«
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29
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37
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6
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551a Jan
18
3
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6153
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(1941)
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only. All preferred Issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
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26
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
(1942)
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
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VP A EM V-
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LOW AND HIGH
GOVERNMENT BONOS
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
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Range
TUngcforTrevious
Year 1961
NEW YORK
■
Monday
April 16
•
X:
;'.r.
Bid
j
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
Tuesday
April. 17
-
Ask
Bid
Ask
SALE
Wednesday
April I87
.
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;
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Ask
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.4';-
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prices
:
;
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v
.
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^
1975-1985 "
Oct
1 1969
Aug 15-1971
Treasury 4^*6
;
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s—:
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s_.
Treasury 3%s
:
,101.18
15
104.2
101.6
104.10
101.22
101.26
101.26
101.10
101.8
101
100.26
101.2
: 100.24 vlOl
100.28
104.10
104.18
104.10
104.18
101.24
101.28
101.22
101.26
•
;
101-
,100.24
—c—Feb
-1 1980
May 15 1968
Nov
'104.8
104
.-May 15
1974
101.12
100.8
100.2
100.2
101.12
101.2
:
100.4
,100
101.16
100.30
100.10
-100.5
101.12
101.4
,
101.10
101.14
101
*
101.6
100.28
101
v
100.6
100.14
100.3
100.5
100.1
100.3
100.24
100.28
100.24
100.28
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100.8
"
15 1968
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
__Nov 15 1980
Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3%s_
Aug
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%$
Treasury 3 %s
3 Vis
Treasury
Treasury 3Vis
Nov
■
Feb
Treasury
3s_
Treasury 3s
15
Aug
Feb
.Treasury 3s
15
Treasury 2%s
Dec
15
Treasury 25/8S__
2 Vis
Jun
89
8
100.24
99.26
4
100.28
99.30
99.30
99.26
94.28
96.30 V
99.26
95.4
92.2
92.12
.
99.30
STOCK
.95.8 ;
92.18
95
92.10
91
1998
EXCHANGE
91.1Q
91.8
CLOSED
91.16
99.8
GOOD
90.30
FRIDAY
90.4
90.2
90.10
99.25
99.26
99.25
99.27
98.10
s
99.12
90.22
98.10
98.10
87
1964
1966
1995
99.8
90.24
89.28
•
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90.16
•
87.10
87.8
*.
1960-1965
98.14
87.16
100.22
Feb 15 1965
1962-1967
100.25
98.7
v
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95.10
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—Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 15 1963-1968
Treasury 2Vis_
Jun 15 1964rl969
Treasury 2%s_
Dec 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2Vis
Mar 15 1965-1970
Treasury 2%s_—Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2 Vis.—Jun 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Sep 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2V48
Dec 15 1959-1962
8
Mar
15
100.28
99.26
15
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Mar"
100.24
■
Treasury 33/8S—___Nov 15 1966
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Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3V4s—May-15 1985
:
89
15
; 100.3
95.16
99.10
99.12
93.12
93.18
92.12
92.18
91.22
91.28
91.18
91.24
90.20
90.26
89.22
89.28
89.18
89.24
89.16
89.22
100.1
100.3
99.24
99.25
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
5s_^i——....
-Feb
15
1985
106.16
107.16
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104
105
1973
102.24
103.24
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1977
102
103
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102
103
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104
103
104
102.8
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102
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102
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1—
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99.16
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100.16
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99
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1
1962
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1
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99.24
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98
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1971
95.24
96.24
95.24
91.16
92.16
91.16
93.16
91.16
93.16
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86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
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92
91
92
87.8
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*
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•
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Last
'
'■
1
"Corporate
•
1976
86.8
Week's Range
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Bonds
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V
Sale Price
Sold
Low .High
,
87.8
92
:
86.8
Thursday
Range Since
LOW
No.
.
BONDS
Jan. 1
97%
98
.
New York Stock Exchange
Interest;,:,: Last;;-:;
Period
-
87.8
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Boiids
Bid & Asked
Sold
Sale Price
High
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§•78 Central Ry 1952
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86.8
93.16
87.16
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1
92
86.16
are hid and asked quotations.
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.
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V:-.91I^-:.
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91.16
n
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
i Thursday
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'3%
other, figures
All
—H
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v-'91
July 15 1972
_
98
95.24
96.24
May 15 1975
3s
100.8
97
3V4S
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99.24
100
3 Vis
1
101
99
100.8
3%s
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103
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15
1979
1963
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'
reduced to 3.5%) 1978—
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funding bonds (M 1931 due 1951
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reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
Aprll-Ocf
--Galdas, (Dept of) 30-yr s f bonds 1978—Jan-July -Canada (Dominion of) 2%s 1874_
.Mar-Sepf. '
>
25-year 2%s 1975
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'5%
-
•
Foreign Securities
Oauca Val
§ •Chile
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FOREIGN
120
GOVERNMENTS
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AND
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53
106
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56
20-year 5s
56
June-Dec
20-year.
20-year
20-year
20-year
48%
.
1957
20-year
—
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April-Get
—Jan-JuZy
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1982
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mm
98%
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40
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>
f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
Jan-July
1 1976
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7s 1967
89
81
83
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5
>
._
.
on
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Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
1953
80
73%
.
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sinking fund 1973.
May-Nov
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
5Vis dollar bonds 1969
April-Oct
; 3s dollar bonds 1972
-April-Oct
10-year bonds of 1B36— •
.
3s conv & fund Issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
mm
—
—
mm
mm
—
—
105%
5
5
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..
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—
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,
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104
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—
2
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"
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103
105% 106
5
91%
91%
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90
.
Jan-July
mm
mm
mm.
mm
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mm
77
mm
78%
70
98 a®
99%
93%
99%
99%
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
73
—
mm
99%
—
•
1941
June-Deo
due
1957__April-Oct
mm
1927 due 1957
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'
mm
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International loan of
95 Vi
95%
'
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mm
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(Republic of) 4Vis external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
(State)—
; .
•
• Stamped assented (Interest reduced to
6 %) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark (Kingdom of)
5 Vis 1974
Feb-Aug
50
100
8
—
mm
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979-—.JVprll-Od
:
*91
1960
7s
Czechoslovakia
100%
—.
102%
—
..
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978—.
—June-Dec
•External
*41%
*41%
1962
Municipal
gtd extl loan 1979
8 • Frankfurt
4%s debentures series A 1978
4 Vis debentures series B 1978
§a^zU Iu s- of) external 8s
—
April-Oct
f deberttures l951——
*41%
*91
May-Nov
Cudinamarca
91%
39
■
101
102
April-Oct
•Vis s f debentures 1959>
Berlin Power & Light Oo Inc—
Debt adjustment—
-
47 Va
101% 102%
—
—April-Oct
1
.
96
—
•42 3A
100
101%
-June-Dec
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin City Electric Co-—
6s debentures 1955
90
—
*100%
—L
101
June-Dec
L
92 Vi
Credit Froncier De France—
""
Belgian Congo 5 Vis extl loan 1973
April-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1004_June-Dec
5Vis external loan 1972
Mar-Sept
• Berlin
92%
*91
June-Dec
1961
assented
6s
Chilean
•
101%
7
-
101
fan-July
(series 8)
42
*41%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Cuba
adj
42 Vi
42
•
*91
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
• 7 s. assented
1960
Mar-Sept
• Chinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
§• Cologne (City of)
6Vis 1950
Mar-Sept
4Y8S debt adjustment 1970
..Mar-Sept
• Colombia (Rep of)
6s of 1928 Oct 1901-April-Odt
• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
99
96
19
,
103% 104
-''J.—
(Rep) 5 Vis extl si $ 1973
June-Deo
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented
1980—Jan-July
I • Bavaria (Free State) 6 Vis 1945
debs
*91
-June-Dec
1961
sinking fund 6s 1961
Guaranteed
•
98%
.
63As assented
•Guaranteed
99%
93
30
97%
99%
99 V'e
99%
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Austria
4Vis
42
"■
June-Dec
6s assented
92%
.
,
AprfZ-bct
1981
5V2s
96
1T._May7Nov
L
92% 92%a
:
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June-Dec
56
"5
97%
99 %
—
_^_Mar-Sept
5 Vis 1979
5'As April 1980
5'As Oct 1980
5 Vis
June-Dec
___May-lVot;
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•'
May-Nov
Chile Mortgage Bank 6 Vis
• 6 Vis assented 1957
54
*41%
.
-
wmtm
13
96%
97%
June-Dee
-L—i-
1963
1993
•
1978
external
bonds 3s
•
——
54%
—June-Dec
15-year 4%s 1973
"15-year 5s
1972
sinking fund 6s 1960—
Extl sink fund $
(Commonwealth of)—•
j
6s
85
54
■
__
*96%
•
Jan -July
20-year 3V2s 1967
20-year 3 Vis 1966
15-year 33/»s 1969
15-year 4 Vis 1971
•
•
84%
*96%
1945—Jan-July
Apr-Ocf
f $ bonds 1978
s
—
103% 105 %
*96 Ye
§• External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-faly
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
3rd
NY 1-1693
FOREIGN
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
SeAntiOquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-Jwip
8»7s
Teletype'
86 Vi
*91
May-Nou
;
54'A
86'A
f ■bonds '78-Jan-JuZy
f 7s 1942—May-Nou
s
s
_April-Oct
• 6s
assented 1960
.April-Oct
• External sinking fund 6s Feb 1901.
;..FeB-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
:
;
Feb-Aug
«Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
• External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• 6s assented Sept 1961—
Mar-Sept
• External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
• 6s
assented 1962.
April-Oct
• External sinking fund 6s 1963—
May-Nov
ISSUES
Akershus
§• External
•External
•
Broa<dway, New York
Amsterdam
external
1942
'
Members New York Stock Exchange
Telephone
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic)
§»7s -assented
;
54
.
.
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76
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dollar. bonds
'
7s .8
78
Greek
—
78
-
.
i
1972
Good Hope Steel & Iron
.
82%
1930—
dollar bonds 1980—..
/,-•
.
104
108% 109
June-Dec
109
'
3s
'
-
58
-95%
April-Oct
..
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«7s
•
6s
t
mtge
1945—
Works—
—1—
*89%
-J
—June-Deo
29
-30
91%
92
_April-Oct.
Government—
part paid 1964.^.—
part paid: 1968—
—
May-Nov
—————Feb-Auy
.30
-»*
27%
-.
r
'27%. 27%
.
05
i
Number 6153
195
Volume
EXCHANGE" BOND: REOORD (Range;for Week Ended April 19)
NEW YORK STOCK
* ;1
York Stock Exchange
BONDS
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I •Hamburg
Conv
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; V;,*
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.
High
Low"
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:
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100
readjustment
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conversion
103 r,
j^V V
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•
103 A ^
-98V2
99
101105%
32'
97 A
100%
ir.
99 A
102%.
• •Warsaw
Italian Credit
7s
B
series
Institute—-,' •
Utility
-
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81%
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14
81%
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81
B»nge Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
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High
19782—l—Jau-July
1984_-
(Dept Of)
Feb-Aug
Cauca Valley
1958-—
..
a.
mortgage-6s series
91
87
98
87
—
a
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1958_^_i..
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-Jan-July ,
Japan Development Bank " 6s 1976-i-r.~—Mar-Sept
Italian. Public
Bonds
.
81A
82 A
s
ext s f 3s 1-977^:
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gtd
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111
ext
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83 A
i_
1953
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June»Dcc
Tei—r--'
19-77_j—-J.
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1976
Westphalia United.Elec Power Cori>—■*
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Italian
—May-Not
Feb-Au»v(i-
external 7s
(City)
§"• 4 Vst8, assented
%
readj
readjustment
Valle Del Cauca See
17
C..
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Thursday's
1979———-
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4s-4As-4As>
3V2S external
.;
103
or
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Low
High
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1979
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;
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Sale Price
Period
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1980
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Sale Price
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or
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.
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15
year
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•
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reduced
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r
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Co of Canada Ltd 3 As
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of
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93
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92
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108
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1981
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100%
21
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mortgage
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207
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.
i "
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96
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93 Va
-
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102% 102%
102%
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99
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Alabama
91
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Medellin
Southern RR 3V4S 1967—May-Nor
Co 1st mtge 3 Vis 1972—Jan-July
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f
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s
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; 42
49-
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V
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115
Feb-Aug-
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1979'
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90
1976
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;
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s
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,
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94
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1963
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95:
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03
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>
97
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Week's Range,
i
18
^
102% 103%
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conv/debs 1971——Afay-Nov
Telephone--4s
98
96%
103 V2
debentures 1977-———June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs' '79—-Feb-Aug-\
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981—April-Oct
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1980——L
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.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
(1946)
30
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD .(Range for Week Ended April 19)
NEW YORK STOCK
first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Oci
northern Central general & ref 5s
1st and ref 4Vi6 series A 1974
Afor-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Nou
3Y*s s f debentures 1973
iK"2««
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4%s s f debentures 1977May-Nor
45/aS s f debentures 1978
May-Nou
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5Vis s f debentures 1979May-Nov
4Vis s f debentures 1981
May-Nop
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May-Nop
northern Pacific. Ry prior lien 4a 1997—Quartan
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Feb-Aug
2%& 1975.
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1978
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug /
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
—;
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
__Aprii-Ocf
97%
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988—,
.-Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
—June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
ApriZ-Oct
1st
mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
132 Vi
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
3Vis debentures 1996
Feb-Aug
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s
1974
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Mar-Nnv
101%
Ohio Oil Co 4%s •debentures 1987---——Apr-Oct
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
"
1st mortgage 2%s 1975
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1979
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980May-Nov
1st mortgage
3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1985——————June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
102%
1st mortgage 4Vis 1987
—Jan-July
116%
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-No«
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983
115%
—Mar-Sept
(Minnesota)
.
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81%
81%
11
84%
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.
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81%
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&
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&
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&
1970
1971
refunding 3s serieskL 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979—,
refunding 3s series N 1977
refunding
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debentures
1979
General
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series
series
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1965
A
B
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General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
*
100%
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1968
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1974
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s
f debs 1979
2%s
debentures
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1964;
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Pillsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986
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1977——,4
—
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1970— .June-Dec
1986
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conv
2%s debs
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_May-Nov
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-Feb-Aug
5s
s- f
debentures
1986
United
Feb-Auo
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222
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1965———-—;-May-Noy
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For footnotes, see page 35.
;
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Co—
3%s debs 1981
1979
General and refund M 3%s ser E
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1977
mortgage 3s
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1077
Power
91%
AprU-Oct
1974
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
debencures 1986—
Eleotric
.
♦95%
87%
100/
96
20
301
106%
105
;
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Union
96%
3%s
97%
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104% 106
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senior
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series
debentures
125 %
100%
91Vi
.
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April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s.debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3 Vas series A 1984
;
Pgh Yonngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
Vi.
' 315% 117 Vi
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
4 %s
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.April-Ocf
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.
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•
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;*•
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Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Mau-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR— "
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
1st
87%;
110%
28
20
r
87%'
'
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99%
.
capital conv notes 1979^
5V2 % senior notes 1980—
Terminal RR Assh of St Louis—
83% ?
82%
•
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101 Vi
87
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•
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&
Phillips
Co
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82%
82%
92
82%
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refunding 4%s 1987
Philip Morris Inc 4%s
'
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122%
Sunray OH Corp 27/8s debentures • 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
:i4__;—Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971——May-Nou
;
83%
86%
-
.
86%
80
80
June-Dec
•
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94% '94%
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June-Dec
1982
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First &. refunding 3%s 1985
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•
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refunding 2%sT978
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97
97
1971—May-Nov
1974
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64
104"%
,
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I First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
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5
'
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101%
—
.
Philadelphia Electric Co—
'
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1982_i__4—_Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37/as debentures 1973—Mar-Sepf
Stokely-Van Camp Inc—
.
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;
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Standard Oil
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99
debentures
70 %
,
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1983
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1983
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Standard Oil
60
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1983
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55
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gold 4Vis series C 1977
series
84
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Ry income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
101
24
87%
100%
100
74
& Eastern
General
150
103% 106%
106%
1975— -April-Oct
5s
Oil
:
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debentures
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Pennsylvania RR—
.
mortgage
Spiegel Inc
Pan
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102 y8-
98%
15
•
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v
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April-Ocfr
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-Jan-Julyr
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Jan-July.
875/a-
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,
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3 Mis convertible: debentures: 1970—1~—4.Jan-JuZy.
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2%s
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y;'
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3s debentures -1979
I—i——1——Jan-July
84%
80
15
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& North
South
:
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81%
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conv
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781/2 *80:%>
.
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Corp
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v
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1971
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-
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102%
88%
2V2S. debentures
103
.
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88
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;
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85%
,
82%
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94 Vi
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1961
3Vis
;
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April-Oct
1983
3 Vis
82%
Jung-Dee
1978
debentures
83%
1982
Shell
84%
18
88
88
1979_
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101
102% 102%
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•
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82%
June-Dec
1987
debentures
Union
79%
78
.
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w'-r ,
■
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•
102%
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1986
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1993
debentures
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;
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FP 1992
series
-
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,
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mtge 4 Vis series DD T9901st & ref 5s series EE 1991
& ref
1st
1
25
:,v
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June-Dec
1978
ref 3 Vis series CC
1st &
92
84'A
.84%
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June-Dec
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First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84__June-Dec
First & refunding 3'/as ser X 1984
June-Dec
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First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4 Vis series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989—
June-Dec
1st
88%
June-Dec
June-Dec
First & refunding
•
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'73>
■
86%
;.
•
*87%
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105%
debs '19834Feb-Au0
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74"
.
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..
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;
debentures
subord
conv
Service
'
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debentures ;197.7->—
Co
&
62%
'65 " ^O" ;3
'
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debs
-debentures". 1982-i-—i
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88
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:
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'
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P
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97%-;
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5s
1986
;
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& Sons. 2Mrs "1966----—June-Dec /
(Jos Ef
debentures
3s.
91
*95%
.
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120
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•
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V.
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m
refunding 3 Vis series I
&
96
.
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co—»
104%
G
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f 1 debentures. 1977---.
s
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114% 116%
1
mortgage 3s-series B 1980—
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86
.
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•
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97 %; 101%
67% , 89%
: 85
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5
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„
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.
81%
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71192%; 92%/
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1971____~_-April-Oct '
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Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971__'__Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs' 1982—____Jan-July
101%
102% 102 %
1
16
120%.123„„
...
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A' Jan
— -
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79%
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' .1st mtge 4s series B 1980-'
_Mar-Sejt'
102.1/4
74%
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.
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100%
93%
105
-
91%
•
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*78%
1988—June-Dec
1978-——-....April-Oct
■
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'
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gold
6s
1996
'
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.,
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82
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—
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--
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5V4s
conv
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—
225
;
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&
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•
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Coipr-
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-
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conv
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.
Jan. 1
No.
*159
.
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.
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debentures
;1, /
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1
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1975
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Sold
j} 94%
94%
-
,_Jan-July
Quaker Oats 2%s. debentures 1964^
Reading Co first & ref 3ya8 series D 1995 May- Nov
Mar-Sept
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—— April-Oct
59%
92
•
debentures
Bonds
High
99 % 100 »/4
/
:
,
1972
debentures
3%s
86%
35
86%
58%'58%
85%
86 Vi
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
.99%
refunding mortgage. 3%s
First and refunding mortgage
100%
*105
May-Nop
1963
June-Dec
3%s
103%
103% 103%
,
*103% 106%
103%
or
-
1968_Jan-July
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037„_June-Dec
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.
88 Va
9
"
-
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93
=911/4.
.
Electric & Gas Co—
Service
debentures
3s
80;
'91%
rwim
100% 100 %
2047—------—Q"ar4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
—
—-Aprll-Oci
1
lien 3s Jan
General
10
16
Public
94%
'
92%
Week's Range
Last.
Sale Price
Low
88%
'
92 %
■
92
5
89%
89 %
h:
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
No.
94%
94%
Western Ry
Norfolk &
Sold
High
Low
Jan. 1
..BONDS
-
Range Since
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Excbang®
York Stock
New
or
Last
Interest
BONDS
Thursday
Week's Range
Thursday
;-~5
•: 104
72
116
■
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91%
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98 Va
105 Va
92 Va
'A./':
Continued
on
page
35
Number 6153
Volume 195
«...
(1947)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock Exchange for the week
beginning Monday, April 16,
and ending Thursday, April 19 (Friday, April 20 being Good Friday and a
Holiday on the Exchange), It is compiled from the report of the American
In the following
777)'•'
:
Week's
' .Thursday
Exchange itself and is intended to include
in which any dealings have occurred
Stock
''
stocks
.
;
*: ■
1
4cme-Hamilton ,Mfg Corp——,—-10«
Acme Missiles as -Oonstructton' OpfP^'
J Class, A
common
8M
Acme Precision Products Inc———1
Aberdeen * Petroleum
.
Wire
Acme
Co—
:
-
High
Low
2%; .2%
—
3,000
2
1
2 Va
•
6,100
2%
9 y4
12%
Feb
13%
4 '
Jan
5,700
i>;
'
1,500
5,900
Rights
Feb
1,400
9% Mar,
400
14% Feb
8
•17-
Jan.
Britisdi.American Oil
78%
82
6%
Inc
--10
American
Apr
6%
Apr
A' 4%
Apr
6% Feb
Corp
American
Book
American
Business
American;
Electronics
7%
600
16%
4,300
;
Co
Systems
4%
8%
Apr
8%
Apr
1,300
4 Vb
Apr
2,500
7812
Jan
7,300
7 '..
4%
Jan
7% Mar
5
Jan;
8% Mar
300
7
11%
200
60%
12
'
11
2,300
...5
Mar
1,900
5%
2
1
Feb
•
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16%
-
American
-
shares
—'
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M-A
American
Manufacturing Co—
400
2%.
.
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17
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preferred-..
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4%
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20c
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Anchor Post Products
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Cliemical & Film
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Ailsul-' Chemical' Co-i.^
-
9%.
ioy«
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61%
32%
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3 V0
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.
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800
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96%
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42%
407/8
42 %
4%
11,100
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•
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Feb
9% Mar
4y8 Mar
11%
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Co :4% %
Power
Louisiana-Gas
Ar-kansas
-
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r
Feb
•
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31 y4 Jan
600
34
98
Feb
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97
33
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93% Jan
38;
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39% :Feb
.
'
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Arnold Altex
com—1 "V v,
Co
v
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convertible
preferred4.
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2
2,000
3y4
900
3
4%
4%
600
1
Feb.
3% Jan
4% Feb
%
iii
12,600
Jan
3
Apr
3%
3%
-
Associated. Electric. Industries—
American deposit rets regular
2%
2
2
,
5^«
Feb
LVMar
Febv
•
200
411
3T'«
4
2'A
2%
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3,000
Jah
Jan
2%
3% Jan
4A
374
St
4V4
Mar
600
4A
1
..1
Associated Food Stores Inc
of
America.
Oil
Associated
Jan
Associated
Astrex
•
5%
5%
6y8
8,400
5%
Apr
77b
17%
16%
17%
800
16%
Apr
18%
Testing,Labs
i,
Inc
Chemical Industrial Products
Atco
Atlantic-Coast
Atlantic
Line
Research
Atlantica
del
Co
28% Jan
10 Vb Mar
11%
4
3%
4
Apr
l
55%
29 y2
2,500
1%
2,600
1%
1
14
Apr
1
Mar
56 %
Jan
27 %
'
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Industries
General
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7'%
iy4
99,200
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16%
15%
16%
4,600
1%
17/B
1%
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Inc.
<
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1
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
Collieries
-
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-
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Baldwin
de
los
Banff
Gil
Banner
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5%
300
5Va
Feb
Feb
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Feb
Chromalloy
American
Apr
13y2. Jan
Jan
26y8'Mar
51%
600
49
Apr.
57%
"
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23%
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3,500
:
550.
:
8% Jan
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*
Jan
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27
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6%
i
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12%
12%
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2,600
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1
12%
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Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster
Corp
-
Beck
SOo
Bell
Corp common
Inc
(A S)
new
of
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Berkey
17.50
common——
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; 17a
1%
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17a Apr)
1074
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Berkshire
Inc
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1
10'
54
2V4 Ja n
1,000
97a
107a
27%
47/a
15'74
177a Mar
22
53 Vz
Jan
5574
Jan
Apr
1174
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107a
Jan
Jan
14V4
Feb
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Jan
30%
Feb
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Jan
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978 Mar
1,500
27
50
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9
2,300
4%
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9
67a
7
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11
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7
434
700
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;
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3
.
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Co common
38%
prior -preferred
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99 %
(H C)
For
fODtsotes,
see page
27a
/
35.
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5,800
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asTx'Mar
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Jan
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Jan.
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Inc——
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83
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29
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33
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38
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42
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15 V4
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18
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'Jan
H
Hall Lamp CoL-,
Hamilton Electro Corp
3%
Can
V
-
—9c
H & B American Corp
418
Eastern
Apr
Apr
173/4
:—50c
liic.——!
Industries
Gulton
Feb
3 % Mar
Eastern
18%
25%
38%
Feb
3% Jan
of
.4,800
1,600
to,/, 1,200
227a
& Western
Apr
1,100
Corp
19%
27%
Industries^..———-1
Gulf
45
3,200
Dynamics
19
'.
:
.
8 A
.,
Mar
8%
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
Duval
15%
Gulf States Land & Industries.—5Uc
52%
Apr
14%
100
common
17V4 Mar
I23OO
"
Apr
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg-
Test
Feb
Apr
wi
Corpj..—i
Land
jan
'
35
;
93/4
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American
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29s/8
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14%
Guerdon
Gulf
■7/
Jan
,
3,200
Corp (The/.———
:
10c
Industries Inc class A com_^r
Grow
Apr.
103/4
Stores- Products—.
Grocery
24
Jan
99 '
to •
.-
16%
13
;
Comoany.———
Jan
37%
3,600
Harris Co—
New
Griesedieck
23%
//
103%
Jan
9%
'
common—buc
:
94%
253/4
nreferred series A—.——
Hydraulics—-.-———
'
feb
16%
9
19
—20c
Gridoil Freehold Leases
:.M3V Jan '
12%' Jan
Apr "
Feb "*
10%
..
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Jan*
Feb.
.
16%
Corp.———1
Corp-—:——-1
Western Producers
Jan
14%*
Co.——..——- »
Great
.1
:117a
5,100 /
500
17
101
100 •
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13%: Mar-
A' 10%
14%* 14%'.
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•'
2,400.,
.
25.;;
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.
40%
-
,;"12% Apr
50
■
15 % Mar
V"
Jan
'
'
Petroleum Co
6%
24
10
Knitting Mills Inc..
Basins
..
*
Feb
/
Apr.
10 3/4
/ <,1,100
24% ' •25'/®
30 3/4
Feb
52%
—
3,900
Drilling & Exploration Co-
Duro
25%/ :
v24'^
••
^
98
73/4
314 Mar
32%
•
•
i
1,1001 *
5,900
-1%-
-
-
7,100,
.
-
101
98
/'
40
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Great
■y-i-' 1 ut
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Feb
Jan
2% Jan
\
Apr
12%
Apr
12
Apr
,
Jan
2%
"
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•
Corp
42
42
32.50
preferred.:(The) Corp
Brewery Ltd-
Dorsey
•
Apr
10%" Feb
20% Mar
9%
19
19%
7.50
Inc common
Dorr-Oliver
11%
2%
&
Tar
10%
11%
Chemical Co Ltd—•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
Driver
%
Jan
6
11%
Steel 8t Coal ord stock
Draper
A Mar
Feb
~5%
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
Dow
25,800
Feb
8%
Apr
—2%
Ltd—.
Dome Petroleum
$2
12% Jam
5%
—
Corp class
Dominion
19
12
8%
1,000
17,000
%
——10*
1'•
4
dep rets ord reg
Amer
)iversey Corp
Dixilyn
7% Jan
7% Jan
1,500
■
11%
8%
10%
Ltd—
Co
Distillers
8 %
8
8%
1
Detroit Industrial Products-:
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
250
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10*
1% 1st preferred
10
9%
9%
9%
Inc——I
Manufacturing
98
1
—-1
Inc
'*'■ 13
*
Jan
-Mar
■"
200
:
12%,
101
Consolidated Mines
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
— lfi_
Goodway Printing Co Inc
•
Gordon \ Jewelry class 'A-——--——*
Gorham Corporation^-—
—.——4
Grand Rapids Varnish.^.
—.1 :■
Gray
15,900
.11%- 11%
Goldfield
Great
Detroit Gasket
i-%
<
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(Adolf). Inc---^—-r4
Great American
6*
u%:7/
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Apr
73va Mar
13%
4
Apr" TV
"1 %
2
12
lnc.——5
1
Globe Union Cbr
Gloray
Gobel
98.
1,900
12 %
Industries Inc
Apr
Jan
18%
33%
4,500
12%
;—
Co
Jan
Jan
12%
28% Feb
110
stoclt—-10®
debenture
7
Mar
10%
5°®
5%
Jan
3
2,700
31
30%
8%
1% Mar
;
1,600
5%
7%.
8
31
inc cl A com—200
Stores
Dennison Mfg class A
Dejay
4%
5,400
4%
6% Apr
,
4,300
2%
5Va
Dayco Corp class A
D C Transit System
8%
4%
2
3%
Mines Inc
Day
3,300
5%
Brothers Inc
Davidson
7%
2%
-500
2.50
*0
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred
6%
7
Apj-r
63/4
'
,12%
,.
f
2'
-
33%- -34 *%'-t
50c
Distilleries
Security Systems,
Globe
2
-
6'J/8
12%
•
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class A n-v
Glenmore
7v.-/
13%
9,20a1,200
12%
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com
23/4
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High
96 Va
34
:
Giant Yellowknife
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Low
1,900i"
■
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Corporation—
:
Controls
Gianninl'
Giant
2
"'/r
preferred————
Gilchrist
D
6Va
-1
Incorporated
Power $5 preferred
Glass Tite
.V
y
5
General
$4.60
,2%
:
Plywood Corp.,——
Georgia
y
1
Mar
Feb
21
•
8% Jan
200
8%
8%
23
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
■
'
.2.50
General
Feb
8
6% Mar
250
'
17
16%
14%
common
300
73/4
7%
31
5%
33/4 Mar
4,600
"
~
1
General Gas Corp
8"%
>
143/4 ;
13%
h
:
IIZIi
General' Fireproofing.,:—
Jan
Apr
Feb
1,600
—_
Alloys
10%
Jan
-Jan
.3
Feb
43
Jan""
4,100
15%
5
14%
2% Jan
1% Mar
3,500
38%
1%
39%
Feb
'4
*
■
■
293/4 Mar:.
General
7%
Jan
-j
—100
Gellman
Feb
<
".," 7.
common—
Mfg Co_—
Acceptance "wts" —_
Co—
——r—
General
Builders Corp.
—
General Development Corp.^
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg^
9%
General
4%
14%
j, Shares
High
..
.
for Week '
,,,
"
Co
Power
preferred
5%
11%
8% Jan
7%
—
Co_—
Cubic Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co class
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
B
21
8%
4%
x UMWWW
Tobacco
Class
Feb
.•
Inc
Garan
Gatineau
Low
-
,
,
SSvA'iS G7:/'/
Genung's
Land CO
Crystal Oil &
Feb
27b
14%
■
(Md).
Co
Drug
Crown
Cuban
22%
20
5%
Industries Corp—25c
Aluminum
Crown
V>uuau
17
Apr
Feb
16% Jan
20%
67/e
Co——
Crown
Jan
Jan
14%
-
Crowley Milner dc
Feb
17
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
-ia*
Cott Bottling Co of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
"
American dep receipts (ord reg)—-JP -
Crose
18
300
20 %
20 %
Par
Sales-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
1,100
15
14%
?.
—J ;
&
Corroon
Low
17% JanS
non-voting
B
Class
•v'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
voting—•
Distilling Ltd cl A
Corby (H)
Coro
Week's
Last
-
// •••,.*
American Stock Exchange
;;v •-//••'•'Stocks
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range
Thursday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
Ended April 19)
(Range for Week
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Chronicle
and Financial
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(1948)
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Feb*
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195 ' Number 6153
Volume
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.
(1949)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE «•tange for Week Ended April 19)
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■■
•
Thursday
Week's
American Stock Exchange
■
Sale Price-
^
..
V/v'/.':,;
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v■
'
,
Range
;
Par
of Prices
Low
Shares"
High
Low
-
-
22'/a
Jefierion' Construction Co__—;
—1 f.' j- 4%
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp—___a,—1 •
9%
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals—.
1
7%
Series
B
Co_;
warrants
Jupiter
1
—75c
37/a
'4'/a
-.1,700
8%
9%
6% Jan
11% Mar
4%
Apr
Feb
7A
Apr
Apr
Apr
-
1,900
41
23%
-7%
2,100
2,800
2,500
-
Apr
5,200
3%
4 4
-
8
Apr
9Va
41J
Feb
5%
Mar
Feb
8 W*
7%*-
2,600
7%
.8%
Kawecki
Chemical
Kawneer Co
8% Feb
.2% Apr
5,000
10%
*.
17%. 17%
^200
16% Jan
32
1,600
30%
Jan*
35
Mar
13%
1,100
11%
Jan
14
Jan
50c
6%
6%
4,200
6%
Apr
Movie Star
class A—
Inc
Videotronics
class
11%
1
10%
11%
900
1
5%
5V,
5%
4,000
32%
30%
34%
7,400
A.
Inc
TV
—
Muskogee
•
98
20%
21%
1,100"
20%
Apr
26%
16%
2,000
16 Va
Apr
18
95%
Jan
99 % Mar
18 r
17%
18
1,600
38%
42
3,400
38%
Apr
20%
22
1,700
20%
Apr
25
12'%
12%
400
10%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
500
ll'A Mar
17%
21%
Apr
Industries'
Kleer-Vu
Klein
<.-*—--1
9%
2,900
3»/8
3. "
15%: 16%
2,300
3
Muter
Company
20%
.
Feb*
1%
1,900
14
Feb
*
Jan'
4,300
21
3% Feb
.
2% Jan
3%
19% Mar
Feb
Feb
17
Mar
25'%
Jan
'
"
25
irir
2,800
5'%
1,400
&
A
"
5
25%
21%
14%
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Va
A Jan
.5
•
•
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Jan
i«
7'%
.
Jab
21
800
Feb
28Va
Jan
14'%
9,400'
14%. 15%
•
Apr
19
n
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t
Kostin
—5
class A—
Corp
(The)
7%
Jan
10'/a Mar
200
20%
Apr
24 Va Jan
21
7.50
1 *
Kropp (The) Forge CO—
KUlka
5,600
8%
8
20%
1
Corp
Kratter
'sv*
^.--w-iloc
Khott Hotels Corp—
Class A Common
15
'
,
2 'a
Bellas
National
National Bowl-O-Mat Corp
National Brewing Co (Mich)—
National Casket Company
6%
Feb
Jan
National
_1
Feb
Industries
Lamb
Corp of Delaware—
Lamson
&-Sessions Co'_
Industries
••
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i
:
,;
'•
*- 1; ■'
V'
Lee
L~—.Ldi
■
Products
National
class A—_
18%
18%
1,800
17%
Feb
25'%
Jan
National
Video
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Feb
Jan
Nedicks
3%
200
5
5%
2,300
Apr
4
5
Jan
5% Jan
400
13'/4
Jan
17%
300
16%
Apr
5%
4,600
4%
13%
13%
16%
4%
4%
.
15
Jan
600"
Jan
6 V4 Mar
class A
Corp
Inc—
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.
Apr
9
Feb
Apr
13,400
"l%
.
20%
20%
1%
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.
10
19'%
Apr
25% Jan
.ri:.
"
12%
4
1,100
12%
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2%
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12 I/a
Apr
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Jan
17
8..
3,700 ^
.
.
11 '/a
7%
14,700
Watch Co
Clock &
Haven
New
3
5%
5%
l% t-l%
.
New
New
New
New
Zinc_
13,300
2,800
.
-
77%
•
22 Va
.
Industries
Nlpissing
Jan>*
Noma
Apr
Noramco
A
18*% Feb*
6
Jan
•
-
*
9%
1%'Feb
16
Mar
23
Jan-
77%;
Apr
Feb
.7% Mar
FCb
27'%
Jan;
Jan
20%
28
29%
Service
50c
,—7
——
Majestic Specialties Inc—:
P
;
3% Apr
21% Feb
255a Mar
_10c
Mangel Stores—:
i%
Apr
%
4%
2
21%
10'/a
Feb
24%
"60°
33%
Industries
Mansfield
Inc:
Tire «&■ Rubber
International
Marconi
-50c
:
Communication
Martin-Marietta
Corp
—1
Maule
Inc
3
MCCnilocLi
Mead
Oil
Mfg
Corp_
&
17%
9%
2,400
9'/a
200
•
10
f
'.311
32
2,100
11%
400
10% Apr
14%
16 Va
1,400
69,400
15
19% Mar:
3%
31%:
4,300
29%
317,a
3,300
31
12'/a
12%
20,100
11%
6,
;
•6 %
600
C9%
23,800
Va
1
I
l
v
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
-
6
1
2%
Norfolk
Miami Extruders Inc—
&
Apr
22 V4
Apr
27 V, .Feb
48
i
2,700
22
Jan
49%
20%
;
250
1
■
:vl:
2
2,600
11%
12%
10%
11 Va
A1—
19%
Apr
14%
v
Micromatic Hone Corp.
Mid-West
Midwest
Corp $1
1
1%
Abrasive
•
32%
33%
11 Vi
,
RR Co
Wohl
Industrial
Nuclear
of
Corp
Amer
Aluminum
common
Ohio
14%
»•-
2%
11 %
10%
21
%
:
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Town
40c
Corp
RR
"
14
Jan
1 Va
Jan
Feb
1
Mar
%
Apr
Jan
Apr
1 Va
1 % Jan
,
Jan
36 1
Jan
'
13'/a Feb 1
2%
Jan
138
Jan
34
400"
Jan
39% Mar *
35%
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Apr
47
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14,000
A
5,200
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v
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4
Apr
5
5»A
4,000
4%
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6 Vs
Jan
2%
2V«-
2%
2,000
2%
Apr
3 ;
Feb
111
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1U Apr
2 Vs
Jan
3%
;
.
111*
3'%>
58%
•>
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93
.
3%
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4
'
3%
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340
92'A i 93
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57 %
%
%
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9 Va
;
97/s
>
3%
A
Jan
93
Mar
% Mar
Apr
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11,600
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62
Jan
10%
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4%-Mar'1
Jan
3
2,200
3 Va
(
4%
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Mar
57
88%
9,800
9% i
3'A
18%
9%
Feb
63
Mar
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Jan
Feb
3%
42%
38
13%
29
Jan
98%
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Jan
63% Mar
17%
Apr
19%
Jan 1
5% Apr:
14% Jan
6Va
Apr *
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36%
600
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32%
32%
33 V*
4,600
25
25
29 %
29%
29%
200
27 Va
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3,100
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28 Va
5%
3% Jan
60%
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class
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3,000
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4%
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Jan
Feb
6
Jan
26%
1,000
1,600
15 Va
33Va Feb
Apr
*.
Feb
Jan
25% Jan
150
18%
6% :
Feb
12
2,200'
63
17%
18 VB
Feb
Feb
11%
Jan
93%
3,100
5 %
62%
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Apr
Apr
Apr
.
15%
1
1
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Oxford
5
1
V
19%
26 Va
Feb
18V* -Apr:
700
27%
96
4%
5 i.
14%
6,100
190
27
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1
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2,300
49,000 *\
9%
.
95%
144
1
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«
18%
20 Va
18 y4
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Rubber
Oxford
Jan
6% Jan
12%
Apr
Jan
4/
Jan
Jan
Pacific
Gus
5'% 'in
5%
142
Clay
Pacific
Jan
%
Products..
8
—
6%
Electric
&
preferred
preferred.
1st
1st
27
redeemable 1st preferred-——25 ■
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25 "
27V4
V4
15%
400
25 V*
Jan
27'/a Mar
600
25%
J&n
27%
26 Vs
700
24%
Jan
100
22% Jan
22% Jan
4.80%
redeemable
1st
1st
preferred—25
preferred—25/
26
redeemable
24%
24%
redeemable
1st
preferred—25 ^
24 V,
24%
24%
6%
"
.
36
14% Mar
11%
5,200
Feb
15% iviar
Pacific
Industries
2'%
Apr
Apr
Feb
3% Jan
Pacific
Lighting
.
100
11%
:400
.
10%
13
400
$4.40
preierredi-.
dividend preferred
12% Mar
$4.75
dividend
$4.75
conv
Jan
12
6% Feb
Apr
Jan
15
,
..
—
/ :
Jan
30%
Jan
Apr
?15%.
Apr
23%
8,800
6
75
11%
34
1,300
14'%
26'% Mar
Jan
.
24%
5%
1,600
5%
%
5%
18
1,900
4,700
36 %
39%
18,600
19 Va
22%
■
(
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;
1
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92'
1
92.
preferred
Ui
For footnotes, see page 35.
* 7%
Feb
%
:
Northern
Northwest
Petroleums
!
2%
,
,:151V* 153
vT%'
8%
810
1,800
Jan
&
.
Jan
Jan
Pan tepee
.
7%
Apr
10%
Feb
40
91 y4
Jan
98%
95
350
90
Jan
95 V*
Apr
Apr
103
103
145
7%
1
8
103
150
149
1
290
94 %
94 ?
Corp
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210
97%
145
Jan
3%
Jan
22%
Apr
3% Jan
94.
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Apr
154'
.
Jan
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Apr
pfd——100-
—I
50c
•
Corp
Petroleum
Oil (C A)
(C
—
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1
vtc—2 Bol
Amer shares—1
Bol
3,900
3,200
15 Vs
25,200
Apr
13% Mar
8%
102% 104%
1,600
7% Mar
8%
1,300
7%
63%
7.200
1,900
1,400
15,700
49%
29
14 Va V
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-
Jan
100
Apr
5% Mar
35
-
17 V,
10 V*
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Feb
Feb
105 Va Mar
10>
Mar
Jan
66>.
Mar
21%
Apr
24%
Jan
45
Jan
53
Jan
%
Jan
1% Mar
4,900
A ^aa
1% Mar
7%
600
11%
3,700
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Apr
9% Feb
11% Apr
18
Va
325
29
Feb
Apr
100
103
Jan
Apr
88%
5
30%
4%
29%
6% ,Jam
Jan
,
5%
Markets
class A
Tubes—
class Ai——
Pancoasial
40
.
f.Tglvt.
Super
Pall
6%
Apr
91
Jan
144%, Jan
.7%-.-Feb
Packer's
Feb
25
Jan
Ltd-
Warrants
14%
:
Bell Telep—a
Page-Hersey
Jan
89
Jan
.97% Jan
•
1,700
98
8
paddington
103'%
Jan
12
r 10
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97%
94 ^
1
11
1
Airlines
Pacific
Feb
-
Mar
25
;
.
8%
5% Mar
5% Jan
4,200
>■■■:
preferred—
preferred
Pacific
36 »/4 Mar
Apr
24
9,700'
—
;
Apr
94
7%
"4
dividend
dividend
$4.36
13
Jan
"
V
preferred series B_-_100
preferred series C10o
Montgomery. Ward <fe-Co class.A"—
-• J. .151 %
Products———2__25c
12%
100
300
5%
V
1
—1
—
24%
5%
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150
101
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Jan
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700
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600
95
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2,100
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10%
•
114%
10c
preferred—
I"
10%
-
Apr
Jan
Feb
Pacific-Power
6
Feb
28
Jan
27 y«
4.36%
22
n*
Apr
29% Feb
27%
Feb
6%
33 %
27
Jan
-
25%
'
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26%
1
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Apr
31V4 Jan
27%
Jan
43
35%
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1
Apr
500
27 y4
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Apr
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23%
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Pacific
1
4.80%
4.50%
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Apr
10%
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18%
preferred
11
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.50
-
———
Jan
13%
7,600
i'
■,
-^-100
4%%/preferred
O'Sullivnn
21%
-
6,400
20'%
50c
;
Monograhi Precision Ihdustrles-_1_
Mbnongaliela' Power ,Co-^"
f
v>
Morse
19
1
25
13%
13%
——2.ou
Molybdenite Corp (Cah) Ltd
i—
Mdlybddnum Corp of America----
4.40%
Feb"
Apr
3,600 '
38%
■
18%
Co—.—*—
Power
5%
4Vi
■y
—_50c
Inc_.
"Warrants
12%
10,400 *■;
/
%
■
50c
Ogden Corp
Gnio Brass
5%
27
4,500
11%111% *
^
,1
.
Company—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Airlines
Feb
Apr
16%
5
—
Carp
•
13%
Mining Corp of Canada
—1
•
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd—100
Mirro
Feb"
3%
i
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CO
Petroleum
Occidental
Jan
"
5 /'
Milo Electronics Corp—
Mohawk
4Va
Apr
6,900
35%/36
8V*\
Opelika
■
Co
2% Janv
100% Mkr
37'A
357/a
/ 1%
Ltd—.—1
—•—1
(Del)—— kOo
Corp_
Manufacturing
Oak
Jan
—
50c
cdnvertible,preferred—_
4VirA
20 Va Mar
i
14
>
16,500*
v
2 Va
37%
Nickel Mines
Rankin
North
Novo
4 V» %
Pub Serv
...,
Miller
-
Apr
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12'%
2
%
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—1
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.
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,
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t
preferred—*
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'
; •
:
2,200
.
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5%
13%
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i.
1
1
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'
500
,
%
3/4,
33%
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Ltd
Oils
Canadian
North
Northeast.
19% Mar
100
14% T
5Vs
13%
13%
2'%
;
,
10
:
Inc'
Mill.Factors Corp'——i—
1
5%
.
1 v
Midwestern Financial Corp—
Midwestern Financial Corp—
•"New*
Jan
11
4,400 *
1,800"
15%
1
%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s ■
27 *
-
Jan
4%
500
30%
29%
14%
,
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
i
Michigan Sugar Co common—i
6%-; preferred—-
Midland Oil
Jan
1% Mar"
3% Jan
?% Jan
400
27/a
;•
18%
2,400
3%
x
1
Railway
Sotunern
American- Royalties
"
30%
10c
class
Inc
Microwave' Associates
Apr •
16 %
21
1 Va
1
1-25
Inc
North Penn
Apr
10,200
19%
118
2,700
4%
%
5
Thermit Corp__:
industries
Jan f
4
500
4.50%
Miami
Jan
3,200
15"
Jan
Mar
8%
35,300
134%
4%
;
,
3%
2%
132*
133%
4'%
,
i
:
9 *i.r:
,9%
3%
_50c
Co—
Co:__
Merchants
Metal &
13 V8' Jan*!
Jan
2'/4
Mar
16%
1%
-
>
27% Jan
9% Apr
24%
15%
Jan
Apr
31%
31%
12%
warrants-.
Johnson
18%
29%
,31
„
•
Menaseb
30
Feb?
Jan
16%
14
OOPfl
-'
Inc——
Lites
Overseas
/va.
1
Ltd.
Corp
4% Apr •
14%
11%
40% Jan
Apr
3,300
9
9'%
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Mccroiy
17%
17%
i
2.5oV
Maryland Cup Corp:
Industries
Jan<
Marine
Ltd
Co
4
21%
v
iiy8
32%
Apr
•
Mansfield.
300
12%
Apr
"
8% Mar"
1,100
Feb
l7/a Mar
Jan
33% '
:
:: 5% Mar
;
Jan
21%
2,500
10
30% Feb
.
o*n
700
'22%
9%
33%
...
2,000
6
24%-
21 %
9%
Jan
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•
900
4Va Feb
Jan
1%
4
6,400
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-33%.
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6 '
24%
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'
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24%.;
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1,400
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>
Mallory Randall Corp—:-c
4%
Mar
9
12%
9% Mar
•
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23%
26%*;,27
.27,
.
1
-
4%
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Apr
Feb
8% Feb
2,300
3^r,3%
22%
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i- 1%
—4%
lc
— 1%
Corporation-
Oil
Public
Maine
Apr :
Mar
20: ' Apr
100
29
.
8%:
22 %
—_1 V
i
Magellan Petroiemn Corp vtc
Magna
:V
—
Inc
3%
2%
Nickel Rim
Jan
35%
2,600
243/a
28%
,3%
^_50c
Vending Co class A
Airlines luc————
10%
1,500
3%
M
.
6,600
1%
Mines' Ltd—1 '•
Mlnes-iwi—
1
Jan
67 % Mar
•
V
6,100
v
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.
.
8 %
19'/w Apr
5 Va Apr
1,600
6%
•
2.0-.'^20%
75%
.
Mackey
Jan
7Va
3 %
Land
Arizona
&
•
-
11%
'
-
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Apr
Jan *
12% Mar
9 Va
20
1
Park Mining Co
1
Process Co__
*
York Auction Co
—*
York & Honduras ROsaritf— 3.33% ;
14%
Jail
1%-Jan
11% Feb
300
"21%
■6.-
..
3%
2,700
13%
19.%
.
.
Macke
6%
9%
7% Jan V
14%
3%
"2%
Jersey
Mexico
Apr/
14%:Jan/-
700
5%
-
13%
__1
-
?■
\
44%
16%
New
North
-J*-.
MacFacdcn-Bartell cdrp
Mack Trucks Inc a\ arranis
1,800
?
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7% Apr
11 ye
15%
A-
23%
Co_—--k«..50o:
25c
Min & Cliein
New Idrla
Apr-
Va; Apr
1,200
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Louis. Sherry.Preserv.es lnc-_^-—T_—l ;
6,
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Louisiana Land &' Exploration -~--—0c ;• :.;.77%v
24
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Miiies.
10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co—2.50
Lynch Corp
2
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350
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8%
'
291,900
vipo-L—l \
Longihes-Wittnauer Watch Co^;
.
3 Va
1
1
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40% Mar
'
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Loral
8%
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7%
32
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15% Mar
20'%
7,500
.
ll
$ 11 %
1
—i-l_—^—10c :: ;:-77/8'
Lockwobd. Kessler-M Bartlett~v:.
7
900
2
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•
38
35%
36%
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Livingstdh • Oil C'ju_-_
11%
5,200
10%
;
10%
15%
—1
30c
—50o
-20c
Co
9%
9 '/a
:
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:
6'%
3%
"i%
1
5 r!c
preferred--————.
Lithium Corp of America Inc—.—
Jan
Jan
8
'
;
6%
.
Jan
20%
-
Apr'
*5 5%. Apr
6'%
-
.
25c
»
3
3%
\
1
;
;
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35
5% Mar
2,100
8
29 f
97/a.
25c
2
1
Electric Corp.
Union
17 %
.
—_1 "s
Corp
(RG)
Levine's Inc
25% Jan
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Le Toumeau
Apr
13%
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;
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Lefcourt
V.
.=
Lee:-Filter
16%
5'/2
?
5
i
:—
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•••/
1,000
3%
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Inc
Apr
12% Apr
*
3
_j
:
Lamson
Lanston
17
__1
Lakey Foundry Corp—•
29^
Telefilm" Associates—'
16%
2%
-
3 Yi i
Equipment
National Petroleum
18;Vb
1
Li
34 'A
10%
10%
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Rental Ltd1
National Electric
National Transit
Corp
7 Va
1
16%
*..
•
5
National Company Inc.
700
13%
7%
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7 Va f
1
National
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—.
2,200
6
13
7%
1
9%
Jan
28%
L
L'Aigion* Apparifel - luc——1
14% F6b
6% Mar
Apr
9%, Jan
30
Apr
5% Apr
4%
Milling—3
i—1
Hess
13% (
—1 //
1
—25o
f
Napco Industries Inc
.1
Nat Nast, Inc class A
National Alfalfa Deliydrat &
National Rubber Machinery
.-10 :
National Steel Car LtdJ-i.-—-^^--.-—.*
15%
Apr
2,600
10c '
Iuc^
Namm-Loeser's
LtdNational Presto Industries Inc_
National Research Corp_
' \
;
6
5%
® v
t
2% Mar
Mar
24%- Apr '
33 Vic
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5%
11%'
Feb *
./
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Corp
Jan
"
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—
Feb
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20%;
2
Cd——1---2.50
(I B)
200
•: j
Apr
5
27%
"
1,700
30%
Jan
Apr
2%
7/a
2-
■■yim
%
1
10c/:
Inc——
118
2,000
~2
1
-
2,700
12
(S) Dept Stores Inc———1
-
Kleinert
*
2t&
16%
1
I
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd-
9% Jan
Feb
14
2%
2{'S
Petroleum 'CO—
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11%
30%
—.
Feb'
12%
%
Kilembe. Copper Cobalt Ltd—1.
Kin-Ark Oil Company
1
———10c
Kingsford Company
1.25
Kirkebv-Natus
Feb
50% Feb
22
12%
Kingston Products
18%
Apr
10
Nachman
Kirby
"
Feb
16'/a
:
11%
-10
——ii.2.50
Cp
Ring
Piston
Co
MuskCgcn
41%
2.50
&;Co
Jan
11%
Jan;
98 '
5
,-u.
6% Mar
31%
Jan
3%
16%
25c
Co
(Del i
(Walter)
21,800
*3%
2%
4
Mar
2ira
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kldde
9
8%
/
27/8
&
Jan
Jan
2.50
12.50
com—-2.50
Corp——-—_
4
Coriipany
—>.50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
pfd—100 "
Katz Drug Company
1
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co——
—1
Kavanau Corp
(D)
Jah
3Va
class A—>1
•'
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Kaiser
14%
4%
'
Kaltman
1
High
Apr-
Tel
Inc.
Tel &
Mountain States
Muiuz
k
Range Since Jan.
Low.
Movielab Film Laboratories
Mount
MPO
'
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Vernon Mills
Jan
12
8 >
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High
—-1
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Mfc
for Week
of Prices
Low'
1
4
com
preferred—
6%
19
9,800::
47/b
9%
7%
•
;,
3%
4. 4*
8%.
-10c
(Tne»
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4%
8%
7-fo
*
"
37/8
—.—
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Jetronic
,19'% ' 23%
--1
*
Products
Metal
Clemens
Sales
Rtrnge-r%
Par
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/
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Lastf
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
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STOCKS
for Week
,,
Week's
Thursdays
Sales
'
Last
STOCKS
Feb
Apr
153
Apr
; 10y4 Jan
1
class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A^—I
:—
2Class
B
——2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
1
Patlno of Canada Ltd-—
2
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd——1
Peninsular Metal Products—.—
1
Penn Traffic
Co————2.50
Pentron Electronics Corp,
1
Park
Chemical
Company
—
Park Electrochemical Corp
—
7%
11%
7
11%
'
8 V, Mar
24VaFeb
22%
22
23
800
20 V*
22%
22%
22%
200
20%
Jan
23 Va
3,700
9%
Jan
12% Mar
6%. Jan
8V2 Mar
10%
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8%
11
8%
900
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2%
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2,300
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9%
r"9%
200
4 V,
4%
13,200
4%
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9
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Apr
8% Jan
4
Apr
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Apr
Jan
11% Mar
10
Jan
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..
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.
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Perfect
Corp
ft
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Scale
A
class
of Canada—
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Co
& Lambert
common
Corp
Microwave
Realty Corp
Mines Ltd—:
Proctor-Silex
27%
7,700
7%
6,500
7% /
33 1:
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.f;
600
1,800
8% Jan
20
17%
32,900
.7%
600
11%
12%
37%
38
7%
7%
8
2Vb
2
2%
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9
.
Apr '
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2,500
'7
4.3.2%
cumulative preferred—
cumulative preferred
15%
Apr
19% Feb
10%
10%
Apr
12% Mf»*
Apr
60
10%
52%
54%
250
2
77%
2,400
1%
Apr
77
200
70%
Jan
81
38%
38%
100
2,100
38 %
Apr
6% Apr
9% Jan
1%
2
,
,
6%
6%
2%
Jan
Mar
40
2,800
36
43
Mar
13
12%
13%
2,100
12%
Apr
15% Mar
5%
Jan
6%
13%
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
17
21
Feb
22%
22%
Jan
4%
6%
6
A
6%
1,500
6%
6%
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14 VH
13%
14%
3,600
3,600
24%
24
24%
900
12%
12%
12%
1,300
91%
75
92
67-:"
67%
300
23%
23%
24%
2,000
I6V2
16Vb
16%
700
5
19 Vi
18%
19%
2,400
6%
12 %
£fahl-»Meyer Inc_
Standard Brands Paint
Apr
Feb
Apr
87% Jan
63% Mar
74 %• Mar
Jan
26 % Mar
Apr
21%
21%
16%
20% Mar
15% Mar
225
31%
31V4
311/4
2,500
3-"'it
/if
418
3% Mar
Jan
Ramo Inc
class A
new
.
Properties
1-5%
26
Class. A
Realty Ecjiuties Corp
of N
Reinsurance
Investment
(Robert)
Cor])--..
Arms
Rico
Rid go way
Rio
Algom
Rio Grande
Vtc
class
Rochester Gas
Rodney
3
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
Apr'
19% Jan
23 %
Jan
19%
4r!it
5%
300
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4%
6%'
17%
17%
14
13%
3,800
2,600'
: 4%
Jan
8
20% Mar
2,400
14
16% Jan
10%
Feb
Jan-
10%
8,000
8%
'lb'
%
6,000
%
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20c
pfd F
1
1%
J
t
12
7%
22%
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—
regisl
;
15%
12 v
Jan
20%
10%
1
50r
Inc__
__i
6%
Avenue Inc,
00c
Industries
9%
Electric Co
Taylor International
Technical
86% Feb
83-
13%
7% Apr
Tampa
Lawrence
Corp Lid
Balem-Brosius
•
Inc
3%
i.2.50
San
CarlosMilling Co Ltd—_10 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series
preferred
4,/s>% scries preferred—
4.40% series preferred;—
5.60% series preferred—
Barcee Petroleums Ltd——
Savage Anns
6avoy Industries (Del.)—;
Saxon Paper -Corp-i^
Sayre & Fisher Co—
>.
Screen
Gems
Inc
>
Technical
Ihco.-—
Tel-A-Sign
518
500
10%
Jam
6%
Apr
20 %
18.%
3%
1,200
1,300
3
11
8,600
11%
6%
-
5,200
3,900
3
3
2%
3%
1,400
1,400
28c *
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Co—
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L—
Jan
7
5
Aprvy
Apr
:
800
19
7%
;8%
5,500
7%
4%-
400
.
1,000
4%
;
14,800
3,300
>2%
100
4%
4%
Inc.
Markets
—
18%
20
i
11%
11%
12%
i
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6%
6%
1,900
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100
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2,600
18
23%
ft
—ft
ft
50c-
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Ramco
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9%
34%
4%
Statliam
Feb
34
Feb
29%
Jan '
62%
75%
Co—
Starrett
•
3
3%
1
*
Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Quebec
Jan-.-,
27
»
.
Stanley Aviation Corp:
....—-ioc
Stanroek Uranium Mines Ltd
ft
Star Industries Inc class A
•--1
Jan
400
100
'8%
/:
9
26%
,
Forgings Corp
Metals Co
Standard Products Co—
Standard Shares Inc——
Standard-Thomson Corp__
Standard Tube class B—
92% Feb
8:
'
30
Standard
Jan
:
270
34%
Standard
26% Mar
13
;
•
-
19
1
Standard Dredging Corp common—_i
$1.60 convertible preferred
~
V
Jan
44%
35%
Spced-O-Print Business Machines——-i
Speedry Chemical Products class A_5Uc
Spencer Shoe Corp
;
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—,—.—-Sports Arena Inc——
--1®
Jan
38'%
Apr.
Feb
9
38%
16
""100 ■; "17
36
California Petroleum ,Corp__2
Soutiiern Materials Co Inc.
*
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southern Realty & Utilities—T
ft
Southland Royalty Co——-—T-----»
38% Apr
53%
53%
9
Southern
Jan
29%
43%
58% :r(
25
25
25
25
25
cumulative.preferred
4.24%
4.08%
100
17
6y®-. 6%
£1
cumulative'preference,
Feb
2,600
6,600
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3%
"
convertible - preference-
Feb
17%
Jan
7%--Apr
-1% Mar
• t
ft M-ar*- •2%'Mar-K-
-
.
Jan
15%
17%
v.
700
-
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9%
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1%- Jan.
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.;
28%
43%
i
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Jan
11
4%
13,700
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%
17
29%
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--v
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4.48 %
Jan
2
400
/
49
J
13%
7% Apr
8,700
.
42%
—
44
37% Apr
300
47%
5
original, preferredv-—8.33 %
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25
13% Mar.
Mar
9
3
California- Edison
Southern
10%
7% Apr
"
20c
3
♦
Pulp & Timber
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-Na ttonal Co
Puget Sound
:
Feb-
20
8%
.
100
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
ft
1,100
7%
7% '
12%
109% Mar
Apr
13% Feb
Inc,
1%
250
Coast Corp
PCnp Oil CO
South
South
1%
Publishing—
Range Since Jan.
Low
v
/.;
6
::>£
t
Manufacturing—
Soss
,
5%
2%
Corp.-—
Sonotone
Shares
High
m
conv
Slick- Airways
8% Mar
102
700
104
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
t
9% Feb
700
10%
10%
102
19%
13%
7% Feb
9%
5%
>6% Mar
•
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7%
*
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9y$
3,400
9%
7'%
8%
102
a
3% Jan.
9%
;
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Public
•ft
4 % Apr- .-
200-
1,900
5%
5%
'
9 y»
1
—20
Company
39% Mar
,
Low
5/5
6
■
for Week -
10c
preferred——
Simpson's Ltd__—
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Go_j.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer. dep rets ord, registered
S3
Jar, :
8% Feb
Mar
33
Simmons
118
1% Jan
5% Jan
1,209
3414
1
Corp
(The)
..Providence
17% Apr
"i%
7%,
1
1
Mfg Co Inc common—
convertible preferred
$1.55
21%
9%
1
.—1
66%
10c
Presidential
Progress
17%
...1%
;
,
■
—
Prentice-IIall Inc
Prophet
16%
38%
Inc..
Precisioiuvare
Preston
Apr
4% •;4%
(Del)—2.50
*
1
*
Prairie Oil Royalties
Precision
Jan
11%
34%
2.50
—---ft
Polycast (The) Corp—
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
New
30 %
14,800
24,500
'"5%
-10
50c
1
■—
Polarad Electronics Corp
Pratt
Boardman
500
13%
/ 7%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
—SO
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
—
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—_10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co-__—
-
Power Corp
Jan
31%
—
Products
Jan.
Apr
11%
■
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co:
—
—lA
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)—
*
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
ft*
Pierce Industries Inc
1
Pioneer Plastics Corp
;—
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Pneumatic
11%
9% Jan -
>
31
1%
Philllps-Eckhardt Electronics
-l
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical^
Poloron
200
10%
Apr
33% Mar
21%
—AUF
Minerals
&
77%
12%
<
Oils
Peruvian
17
1,400
Sales
Range
of Prices
20c
Transistor Corp——
Silver. Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Siivray Lighting -Inc..
Simca Automobiles—
American, deposit rets--—-
31%
Corp—
Photo Inc
Permian
1,400
79
10%
Circle
Perfect
21
Week's
*1
Last
Silicon
24% Jan
88V\ Mar
Mar
19
77%
Thursday.
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
,
"
78%
(Mass)—20
High
,
*
STOCKS
American Stock
Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
High
19
Pep Boys (The)—,
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
■:-.r
Long
Island
Inc
'
„
-
lor Week
of Prices
Low
Par
•
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
;
i
--
Week's
Thursday
Monday, April 23; 1962
...
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 19)
AMERICAN STOCK
.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
-
American ;dep rets ord regis^—.
._ioo
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U S Air; Conditioning Corp—-— -*_50c
"U $ Ceramic"Tile"Co___——
4y8
4%
% .186 /' 1891/2
-
198
":3%-"'-- :3%.
:
6!%
4'
63ir
3Vx*
- -
-6%-
/. 2005
^100
;
V
4.41/8 Apr
itfyK"i'Jahr
1,800 •' /
•
v-
^'/a. Apr
'.APT7
Apr-r~t-/%4:.y Jah_.
6% jAprC 5. j'CrrG'itv Jan
-'•-400*5/-J' 3-W1
Volume
-Number 6153
195
.
.
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
;
(1951)
35
l(R^nge for Week Ended April 19)
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.Waltt
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•
&
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3,300
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Apr
Jan
19%
20
900
19%
-
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4
4
2%
17,790
1%
39,200
1%
60
96 %
3%
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97
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'
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19
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27%
Apr
Safe
Jan
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Feb
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7
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Jan
28%
Apr
31 ¥2
Feb
3%s series
25 ¥8
Jan
4(4s series H
'Wood
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2%
2%
1
800
9%
500
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Apr
14%
18%
3,400
17%
Jan
7%
■7%
25
12%
23%
1
-
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-
7 ¥4 Mar
900
-
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13%
5,800
-
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18
34 ¥2
—
21
167/e
17%
2
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19%
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.
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-—40c
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61b
preferred
3
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1
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—50o
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•
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5%
4
'
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Jan
Jan
6 ¥8
Jan
3%
Jan
43/8 Mar
800
313%
Apr
6 ¥2
Jan
8%
Apr
Feb
•
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Maranliao
53/4
6%
4,400
5%
Jan
6%
6-!a
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400
6%
Jan
8
-
,
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5%s
Inc
Steel
Bethlehem
•
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6s
Aug
Boston
1998
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Davega Stores Corp—
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•
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92 ¥2
121
102
Gas
Gas
Gas
3¥4S
June-Dec
102
Electric
&
debs
1971
3¥48 1970
3s
1976
1978—
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96
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114
115
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20
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1978
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debentures
1981
I
1967
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debentures
8
f debentures
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Corp
3¥es
Thursday's
conv
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—
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h Ex-principal,
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May-Nov
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90
155
153
155
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5s
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93(4
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95
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:
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65
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57
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1976
Jan-July
May
55
55
57
47 T4
June-Dec
4s series
Electric
97(4
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mtge 4¥2S inc series A Jan 1 2029
mortgage
33
,
99
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
f debs 1980
f debs
.
80
80
80
79 ¥2
80
89
89%
Mar-Sept
Public
Service
3¥4S
*91%
—
Jan-July
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—
April-Oct
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Jan-July
1971
,
/
7
82%
88
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71%
73
86 ¥4
86%
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118 ¥b
107
116
2
70
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2
83y0
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85 ¥2
86 ¥2
18
85 ¥2
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1st,mortgage 2%s 1979
./
Youngstown
1st
mtge
Sheet & Tube Co—
4¥2S series H 1990
100
102
-/
72(4
;
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118 ¥e
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78 ¥a
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136
82 ¥4
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92
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Z
—
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108
&
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—
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29
—
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——
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—
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Feb-4 mo
85
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4
1984
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97(4
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April-Ocf
April-Oct
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Jan-July
1966
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
'
-
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103(4
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lll¥s
85¥2
84
104
89(4
84
~
89
I
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
Bid & Asked
*33%
Co 5 (4s 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¥48 series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3¥is series D 1967
;
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Nov
85
93(4
'
series
gtd 2361
4s
registered 2361_
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5 ¥28 debentures 1982
/
163 ¥4
96(4
•"
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or
•
Sale Price
May-Nov
1st
104 ¥2
136
3 ¥28
1st
1974
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105
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3¥28
4s
>
101
-
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West Shore
103
99 ¥4
:
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104 ¥2 104(4
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99%
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91%
97
U
99% 101
Period
Exchange
first ref
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98%
91 ¥2
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bonds
West
.
101% 102 ¥4
104 ¥2
65
90%
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F 4983i_.
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,
,
'
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delivery sale not Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd
included in the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range.
not,.included In the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
;§ Negotiability impaired by maturity. ;
•
.
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.
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109% 116
'
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,
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Gen mtge income 4¥is series B'Jan lVBl—Zr.April
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72
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85
85
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85
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•
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securities assumed by such companies.
and ask prices; no sales being transacted
or
selling flat
.■
.
-
__
.
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-
Wabash RR Go—
t
105
101
103
102
102
gtd gold 3 ¥28 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3 ¥28 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979__:
May-Nov
89
-
/ *91%
*
—
101 ~
& ref 4s series
6s- subord Income debs 2008-
/V'*-'
105%
and
New York Stock
v
Warren RR
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Mar-Sept
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101 ¥4
Deferred delivery
a
Ex-rights,
x
Whirlpool Corp 3¥28
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Y>-;
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1
95
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April-Oct
1086
subord debs
conv
,
103%
104(4 104(4
$100
Low
High
—
Virginia Electric is Power Go—
•'First and refund mtge :2(4s oer E 1975—Mar-Sept
•cist & ref 3s series F 1978Mar-Sept
Ast & ref 27/«s series G 1979
June-Dec
•First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
r1st mortgage & refund 33^8 ser I 1981__June-Dec
Met & ref M 3(4s series J 1982^.
April-Oct
'
%
.*89 •
- 94%
Low
NO.
High
Co—
•
96
101 ¥4
year's range),
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
America—
subord .debentures 1968—
subord debentures 1976
conv
-4(48
of
90
86
13
105 ¥2
$99
82 %
9
100% 101 ¥4
__
89%
80 ¥a
91
85%
88%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v
w i,"
when issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
95
Western
2%s debentures 1976
States
83
$105
4
90(a
ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
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cumula¬
142 ¥2
35
States
Rubber
84
$89
Jan-Julyy
Jan-July
2¥as 2008
distribution,
in
§ Reported
/
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
—Jan-July
——Jan-July.
—Feb-Aug
May-Nov f
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
J an-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
& coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980
Freight Co—
mtge
s
f
5¥os
C; 82 ¥a
C$81 (4
90
86
88
.$80
—
Feb-Aug
(Plan A)
value,
$ Thursday's
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Period
trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3¥2S 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 33/bs 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972—,
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4¥as 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4¥is 1978
1st
/ 82
$87
Bonds being traded'flat.
•
97(4
114
par
included
:
mtge & coll
United
86%
95% .' 97%
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 19)
United Gas Corp ;23/4s. 1970
debentures
62
81 ¥2
debs 1975—
'
f
97%
104
137
120
$86
Jan-July
L
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue Of Oct 1927) 1947
tribution.
96(4
89
93 ¥2
-
30
7s
(not
117
86
87
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Thursday
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.
Thursday
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•
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•
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Apr
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108%
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Jan
58%
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150
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39
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22
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240
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97
98%
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74
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•
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1
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115
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32%
•
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210
77%
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4
22%
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;
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100
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1,220
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Jan
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51 %
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72 %
1 Mar
70
71
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•
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Lorillard
Tel
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20
24%
Jan
27%
30%
Apr
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Jan
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-
29%
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44
57%
50
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Apr
22%
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69
44%
Apr
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34
317/8
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127
27% Mar
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For footnotes, see
page 43.
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32
43
: :
18%
(Un)
c
Sears Roebuck .&
Jan
46 Vi
,16%
,
-%-i-_'_*__^25c i
International
900
*
Dutch
Schwitzer
Apr
43
42%
.
k
r
1.200 /
34
Co^.
a
Imperial
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)—
Schering Corp (Un)
Jan
500
28 Va
ViXllinois Central
;■
Inland' Steel- ,Co.-l--_l_.-^_*«a-__lL--llLLL:,*t-/
:,-r
;
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35
—
Feb
1.G00
42J/2
,
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d Illinois
18%
Corp—
(U11)
Co
Brothers
Louis
San
571/4; Jan
Apr
v
84i%
■36%
37
•
4-—.——.
—1-^---11,
Holmes (D H) Go Ltd___j_l—__L—-20 Howard Industries .inc^L-uL:,_yy-j.—*t Hupp. CorporationHuttig Sash. & Door___j.>._>_^_—1—10 ;
HerDf, Corp
-i
38 V4
.•
Jan
25%
Coro^2_*-_'_4:_r^x.-ir;^^3i.\;
common":
New
*
,47y* Apr
44'A Jan
38% Apr
•
40%
-
333/4 Jan
•
700
1'5%- 15%
feller; (Walter E), fc .Co_____'____—-_l.-r
'J:,
V
15%
of
Co
Standard
^
" Mar
49
:
r,
'
78% Mar
Jan
8,500
.14%
Brewing
45%
683A Apr
>
.
Jan
(Un)
Drug
Royal
3%
28%
.44%.
.Corp_Iw_^il---i--rLi--_8.33 Va ± [ '.44%'
(0)
45%
<
1
Inc
Richman
10 3/4
f.
13%
■44%'
;'
Griesedieck'; Co:
Hein Weryiery
33%
45 y
Jan
Mar
is
y
—3/13
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Feb
46%
i'i
Heileman
33%
57%
39%
1,300
34%
Reynolds Metals Co
27% Feb
28
83%
.
^14:;
Rubber- Co-—
(W H) Co
Oil
39 V*
(Un)___
Gamble
Oats
Rexall
Jan
143/a
Apr
69
1,500
GreyhoundCorp.(Un)_^jj.yjiL.y;^_-«l_i_.3y ^28%..
Gulf
Jan
71 v»
V'\
40% Jan
>:
100 <;
'
~
'
38
City Steel .Co__L__—~—6.25"'
-.21% ^ t2i
Gray Drug'Stores.:
—j~—
49
49.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock--y_-_-—•
46
Great takes Towing commoh^___L_LL-^* y
•
3/200
39%
-—
Company
Oil Co
Revlon
/
Jan
60-
115%
Feb
.'"Granite
:
4.500
47 y*
38%
*
(Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
d
r
67%
47%
-
.
—
Radio. Corp of America
Apr
43%
*y
Goodyear Tire
Oossard
/
Jan
5%
25%
25%
.
481/2
74'% Apr
300
200
-8
——
65%
47'A
47 «A
Co—
Service
Quaker
,
,23% Jan
1,500
8412
Goldblatt Brothers
.
'> Pure
8% Feb
Apr
1,800
.28%
VGlen Aided Corp (.Un)
Glidden Co (Un)
12 %
,
9%
7
common
new
>:
6%
______^_30c
..Co
(The)
200
3%
Rubber—-83 Vap.;
&
common
Gillette
Jan
i
Feb
?
//'Apr
•i 93 % Mar
60Q
56
Cement1
Gen Tele & Electronics Cprp__._3.33 Vz"
.
Public
15 V* Mar
.
51
2,200
76
28y
Portland
General
•300
30%
Corp___—,____L—1.66%
General Motors."
:
500
9%
Corp-—-• "y
Mills," Iiic—:—--^-^r-ry3;s.
General
>
Jan'
42
:
7' Apr
43% Jan
.
6
General Poods
-
1,900
3%
1
•;——.—
17
8-v-
-
(The>__—
Co
?Procter
.
Jan
26 3%
Jan *
S%
Electric eCo" (.Un) j_Lyryi_yrt.-5-■; ■74%
-
12%
300
3%
y
2
Finance—.
100
115% Mar
Apr
6%
Corp_-___.._^._:--.----—.-1
Contract
&
(Charles)
Potter
Jan
27%
Apr
25%
74%
y.Oen r Amer Transportation..—_.„_1.2S y !
General Bankshares Corp
—2. y
General
72V2
Jan
102
36%
" 98%12%,;
24%
General- Box
Jan
253% Mar
241/a Apr
23%
45%
5i%
437/a
.45%
jEtubber.
Ford
■
-
Jan
4,700
.;?%.:
7.
.7 Va
.
First
■
17%
'
<
Dodge-Corp (Un)—
Philip Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (U11)
,347/a Mar
•
Apr
/ 300:
37
12% •12%
J.
...
jan
<
56
i/ioo
23%
Phb^og^ph.;.j(^)4.5 v /
.
Jan
'
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"53'A Jan
Feb
226
>
200
112
23%
23%
'j
j
."
-
>
60%
Pfizer
Pullman
24%
36%
s
I
Firestone Tire &■
.110
60%
Feb
Jan
203A
"
•
Whitney
." Fairbanks
dii%
500
Pennsylvania RR—,—
'A'
^
Apr
66%
-
i 56% -Feb
Apr
•
.29
950.
237%
v
16%
—10!:
,
/Peoples Gas Light &< Coke__^___—w*!
Pepsi-Cola Co ^
33 %o
173/4 .Jan
■
Apr
48%
•V ' ''*l v<4'
Mfg--jTiu-J.i.'L.li-'-iil v
Electric
Emerson Radio*. &;
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57
"'24%
Air' Linaa .Ino—
Eastman Kodak Co (U.n.)----~7r----^0
El Paso' Natural
.
100
V
Emerson
-49%
950 '
234*
237 %
:
Eastern
■
i
57
32
;
300
Jan
Feb y
5'A
Mar
•
21% Mar
,
,
15% Mar
.
50%
56:
Coi_*j_-_—'i——'--—5;
de Nemours (Un;____5
Dow 'Chemical
Du-Pont
:V'.
-32
v ,
47'A
—*.p.
tPeabody Coal Co
Jan
50%
50%
:
•
"i 16% il7 %
America.^
Pictures
Jan n;
,
57
(Uni_——L-_____20
yc_-—i-——1
.
•
300
•49%
Elec
&
Paramount
*
'49%
Gas
35
4,000;
'
Jan
Pacific
i
50%
200
17 la
16%
i?y8
95 %
84
Apr-
47% Jan
!
717/8:;Feb.
://12 - /Jan $
28%
50
••:.400
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-•
:
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—1
Gas
Chemical
-
,.500
;-37H'.:37',«
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(UiU—----12.50
Co_>
—
Natural
:
100
55% '-6o-%
Co:—,-Publishing
Products
Corn
v
4 Crowel-Collier
553A
17%
,
65%
>
>
Manufacturing-Co
Ohio
TOklahoma
287/a Mar
Apr /
LlOla
'
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28%.
28%
•
5
Co
(Minnesota): (Unl—,—
.
Apr
85%
Jan
.'63%
200
v55% ".66.%
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America——5":<
of
Co
■
'V
(Northwest Bancorporation—
.
38%.'Jan
'
%43% -Marly
400- '
...64%- £5y
.
-Controls
Apr
Apr
4Yt Jan
200
•
^Northern Pacific Ry (Un)
.Northern States Pov/er Co—.
453/4 Mar
■'.
Apr.
v
75%'Jan
1,700
44 'A
Illinois
Northern
-
.^10%1Q%.
\ Continental Motors Corp , (Un),_M.^.Ll >'
[Continental Oil of' Delaware.^—1/^.5 *
50%
200
1,400
4%
'/y;'
Jan
30'A
65%
>17 'A
•
Northern Indiana Public Serv. Co_.
■
■
27% Mar
3,100
50%
■*.
High
/
132'A
85%
4%
(Un)__.—1
Corp
.
/•
30 ; Mar
.58% -Jan
.
Vr-»
v/v:
■Continental Insurance Co_i_—IS-/—--5/.... 65
y
,
29%
50%
3/8
4
1
(Un)
Aviation
Illinois
v
17V4. Jan
*;.
'42% Mar'>
,
300 .>
85%, '
85%
27
84
5
/;."■
97% Apr
•
>200
•
85 Va
j
600
'
»
17% Mar
27%.Jan'
'■ *:
>63%J'63%-fy;
;42% ''44Va
-y,39%' ^5%
,v
RR
"Northern
;v,
69%-Apr-
-
Jan
14 %': Apr
4,200
/; 29%/ao
——10 ■}. Ji3%
Central
29
1
^Northern
;
-'933/4 Mar
-
Continental Can jpb»
•4
45
47.
:j
,
12%
.Jaa
,
WV'v»4-*4-
r
-€5%-Feb
-
.450
-
It
Con'soi -Natural/Gas* L(.Uji)
York
,297/b
1
Mfg
Range Sinee Jan. 1
; Low
97% 103%
Mar'/
5Q
>
■-i
91'I
•
-200-
Consolidated;'; Poods. ^*--4—
Co
&
North/American
Feb
.
36
*'
aqv*
Tile
New
Mar
58%
>
Apr
•
CdlgaterPalmollVe .'Co
-Lr—I.
Colorado* -Fuel #£ ■ Irpft, Corp—-^——_a
ColUmbi» Gas System(U n)___10'
Lead
National
103%
>■
5
(Un).
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Gypsum
National
Chem
&
——5
(Un)_
Shares
High
v
•A9T-i'U&% *?.
.V15%'''16V'-
National
Register
,
Feb
.
50
•
,
Jan
39%
62
Low
.
Jan
24%
12% Mar
:
Jan'
54
400
,200
30
City Products Com
-* '/
'Cleveland-Cliffs;:Iron- com__L._j.l-—-_il <%
«
Jan
Distillers
"
'.•26% Jan
Jan
10
40%
National
Feb
36
Apr
24
■
2,200
:'
48%
Co/——_—---a-~^-----10 t" Mfo'
"Cities Service
300
243/b
241/a
■
27%
of Prices
Par
Cash
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
„r;/■
-100
27%. >,
*27%
54-! 3 /
&.-Elec—:—8.50
Gas
I*.
W ■-!
12
Corp_——23..
Chrysler,
.{
llast
STOCKS
Range Sinee Jan. 1
National
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—,/
5%
series .A ; preferred
Week's
Thursday
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's/-
Thursday
y
J
STOCKS
•w
■1
Jan
*
42%
Jan
46'/4
1,200
44
Apr
36Vt
3,600.
31%
Jan
(FW)
Publishing
(Un)-—
Co
•>Youngstown Sheet. & Tube—
—10
-523/8y,Jan
/ 37'/a
Apr,
Senith
Radio
Corp
new
com__
—1
:
.500
Jan
«16% Mar
Mar
A
v*
38
(1954)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended! April 19)
Week's
Thursday
Stock Exchange;
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
listed
Price Range on Stocks
/./. -.-/STOCKS
Thursday
.
24%
Ink
Co
Castle & Coo Ice
22% Jan
-32. 12c Apr
2,800
~
-
3- 4
7%
21 %
37%
4
8%
21%
39%
J3.000
250
1,700
6%
6%
6%
100
23%
24/a
—
*""
"
o00
4
24%
___10
—
47
—
58c
58c
General Exploration Co of California—1
Humor Co of California
10c
13%
13 %
13%
2,300
1.55
1.65
3,500
1
10c
2.30
20c
4%
2.15
20c
2.30
21c
200
7,100
4%"
73%
5
74
4,000
150
2.00 Jan
20c Apr
-'4% Jan
69
Mar
Good
Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western
Holly
Jade Oil
_
Navigation
Matson
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
Oil
Co
-
1.90
51c
50c
30'
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)
1
6%
6%
78,100*::
1
16%
20%
14%
20
16%
20%
2.10
2.10
2.45
31%
31
3%
18%
3%
32
3%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Oil
Ranch
Rice
25c
1
Co___
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd
Ojl &
Trico
Union
Gas C0__-
Sugar
common—
United Industrial
series A—25
50c
5
3%
20
3%
Corp common
Preferred
8%
,
__
%
Warrants
Victor
1
i
Equipment
Co
Petroleum com (Un)
Westates
-
31
6%
4%
%
30%
6%
-
27,400
400
500
1,600
.
A,500_.
1,500
4,400
..
15
30c
69c
Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
17%
2.10
70c
Feb
Apr
/,
-
.
.
•
Life
Insurance
(Un)
7
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
53
11c
12c
—
5
10c
12c
100
-250
"" 11,000
7
53
10
(Un)
Coast
130
5%
25
28%
33%
'
35%
21%.
Mar
Apr.
5%
Jan
59%- Apr
57%' Feb
35
37%
Jan
5%;Jan
1'63
;
Jan
11
"20% Jan
-307
23% Mar
25%' Jan:
-
1,224
Apr
6%; Feb
.
30% Mar
33% Apr-
39%
-
Jan
%v,
20
.
Jan
Indus-
•
Jan
Jan
April
April
April
April
April
Utili-
10
"
Total
16
65
Indus-
ties
Stocks
trials
142.18
128.22
236.49
142.43
143.39
144.31
143.86
128.49
129.04
128.98
129.56
235.93
237.34
238.14
238:86
92.43
92,46
92.39
i
complied daily
65 stocks, 15.75.
are
6.55;
by
following
the
using
79.55
84.06
83.99
84.04
"
79.89
.
>
i
85.95
86.06
86 00
86.08
-
86:09
Rails,
Industrials^ .3.09;
V-
40
Bonds
87.88
87.98
87.9088.00
88.21
,'83.95).
79.83
Total :
>f ties"/'
83.93
"79.65:
divisors:
.
Utlll# #a:
Rails
"79.47
92.39
'
Grade #
-
Rails 'y
.
#
'
SecondTO ^
Grade
92.84.
691.01
694.25
19-
Utilities,
roads
684.06
688.43
——
17
18
& Co.
io
First""
687.90
13
Averages
19
22 ,
2.80
32%
5...
io
.
trials
Date
Jan
Mar
Mar
by Dow-Jones;
■■—~r':Bonds'
15
Rail-
r
,
of representative stocks and bonds listed
Stocks
">■
"
5.34;
.
-
Over-the-Counter industrial Stock
"
(35 Stocks)
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Averages*
#■*'
Closing
Jan
Jan
Moil.
April
136.48
Jan
Tues.
April 17_____
136.31
April 18—
Riinge* for
136.48
High
Low
Thurs.
April 19
136.97
April 20
Holiday
'
-
Mar 14
13
135.82 " Apr
________
Range for 1961
*
.
144.09:
Dec-
8
106;o7
High,
Low
•
;
1962
144.31
,.
..
Fri.
•
-
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
-Date
Wed.
Preferred
West
425
37%
27
Jan
•
Stock and Bond Averages
.
30
3% Apr
32
Jan
5%
1
37
7%
7%
70
18c
Jan
Jan
Apr
4 " Jan
6% Jan
48% Feb
11c Apr
500
700
~
300
16,900
61%
21%
27 4
the daily closing averages:
•
Jan
Mar
Apr
Mar
Mar
20% Apr
4% Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
are
-■■■-."
7,8 Mar
- 3%
16
3
4%
%
30%
High
Apr;
4%
800
' 5%
,
24
9%
36%
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
on
5% Mar
88
Jan
1.75 Jan
30 a Jan
•
'Below
Mar
14% Jan
17% Jan
_
Low
100
59%
10
6.25
;
Corp
:
.
,
1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
5% Jan
3,800
20%
3%
4%
%
31%
6%
-
1.50 Feb j
29
Jan :-/
1,800
250
7
Rhodes Western
17%
16%
1.65
50c
-
1,900
2.30
30%
North American Investment com
39c
29,000
100
200
54c
2.10
30
2.10
1
Co_______„
__
o00
-
51c
22
17
1.90
22
17
1.85
__
•
^00
47
;
48c
51c
_*
10'
25c
1
.
U
Corp Ltd-
Norris
(Un)
Co
Co Inc
& Frank
Meier
74
10c
(Un>
M & M Oil Co
M J
50c
10
_
SairCoI"-—
Leslie
.
Apr
4£L4 Jan
<oc Jan
1.45 Mar
—
.
10%
4% #-.-5
__1
5
Engineering. & Foundry Co
tVestinghouse Elee
-6
12% Jan
1.55
Corp
24
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
47- 4 Jan
5^ Feb
9% Feb
23% Jan
50% Jan
6 /4 Feb
20% Mar
37% Apr /
6 - Jan
2- ■ Jan
44,a Apr
50c Jan
- -
United
WestfnghoUse Air 'Brake
"29c v.Jan
________,.l
Products
Electrical
Emporium Capwell Coclass A
Exeter Oil Co Ltd
24
10
5
Corp
Screw & Bolt Corp of America—^
25% Feb
36
Apr
•
42 /a Apr
3 •» Apr
5% Jan
*00
37%
5.50
10
-
jScIZ
Fields Co (Un)
Oil
Dominguez
42% 42%
12c
3 /4
7%
Oil
&
Gas
Butte*
50
■:
500
70,000
-1
Industries
California
17c
42%
5#
Broadway-Hale-Stores Inc
Buckner
24%
34 vv 35/4
--
—
Mammoth consolidated
Black
High :
Low
High
3d
12c
25
10
Min—5c
fUxii*..
Factors Ltd
Amer
pfel (Un)
Cement Corp
American
Rockwell-Standard
(
Shares
High
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
,
„
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
for Week
LOW
Corp
:
•Pittsburgh Brewing Co' common-—^.l
for Week
i
Low
Par
Par
.
Gas- Co-_i_
Star
Lone
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Range#1
of Prices
Natco
Range
Last
Sale Price
Last
.-v.#:
-
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
•
$aie Price
500 issues dually traded on
include approximately
This list does not
Sales
•
Pacific Coast
Jam
3
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
'Thursday
Week's
"Last
Range
soft Prices
S T O CK S
Sale Price
Sales
•
-
.
for Week
Range Since Jan.
Shares
'
Par
Alan
Wood Steel
5Vo
American
Arundel
Co
24
78
78
82
85%
732
126% '129%
6,267
1 83%
1
33% v
Tel & Tel
Corp
City Electric
Atlantic
Research
6c
.13
____"
Co—
31%
46%
28%
32 Va
48
29%--
17%
19
9%
9
'is
__5
13%
25'
82
51%
54
9%
1
54
"The • SEC index of stock
200
Delaware Power &
Light
Finance
Co
Class
Food
A
of
Amer -at
5
55
31 V«
"
51%
53%
i_5
Apr
9% Jan
1
32 %
90
12%
Motors Coro__
Food
Inc class A
Durable
,
55%
1
Hudson Pulp & Paper-—
5.12% series B preferred—
lOc
,
Resistance—
Vending class A—;—.
127.7 '-
*103.2
Utility
:_
179.8
Trade#Finance and-Servicfe-i-M—171-1
•Mining".
'
103.4 "
.
# —1.37 " "
^ —1.6,
^-0.7.
i
22
33%
558
15%
-150
26%
27%
52%
24%
•
21%
28%
13%
24%
24%
22
79%
145
50
74
24%
25%
446
23%
22
85%
24
89%
2,504
148"
26%
1
16%c
27%
__
25c
:—
25%
25%
x
Corp
Inc
;Fennsalt Chemicals Corp—:_
-J._3
55
Pennsylvania RR_____
Drug Stores Inc
;
Peoples
'
Photo
1
.
.
Co
common
22% Feb
36
Mar
15% Mar
30% Feb
30% Jan
28% Jan
95% Mar
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jan
Ohilyf Weekly an#¥e»rly
•»
,
Apr
Jan
- ...
Govt.
# Bank
andMlscel.
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
3,068,530
$6,143,000
$229,000
2,939,080
-5,953,000
5,673,000
5,309,000
No. Of
Kline & French Lab——
Jersey Gas Co__
Southeastern Public Service
Oil
50
14%
206
67
69%
9
324
'20
,
'
-
#6%
1,982
948
30
Mon.
April 16
Tues.
April 17-:
Wed.
April 18__
3,349,950
—
3,101,560
Thurs, April l9__—
Fri.
-
$6,372,000
,
193,000
6,249,000
5,866,000
5,553,000
244,000''
■'■■■
■
-
V.Holldayr
100
'36% Jan
67
68
39-%
21%
21%
40
21%;
439
352
120
:■
419
1,350
,-95
367
988
' ■49%, 50 17
17%>
58%
56
58%
50
5
■
75%
13.50
38
common—*
.
__
35
76
33
37 Va
37%
75
i
62%
39%
19%
-48%
16%
56
74
29%
35%
425
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
1962
•
-
'Stocks—Number
Bonds—
72Va Jan
44
Mar
22% Mar
53 %. Feb
18% Mar
65% Jan
79% Jan
38
Apr
41
Jan
Par--."
Alleghany Ludlum
Armstrong Cork Co
BiaWf-Knox Co
Columbia Gas
steel
".70
32%'
S.vsfemI
1
For
footnotes,
see page
48%
62%
Jan
73% Mar
32%
47
r
'
43%
v
2634
26%
543,031,000
404,499,400
$566,693,100
Stock Exchange
Bonds
Gov't
Bonds-
-
$236,000
Corporate
301,000
4,000
297,0.00
213,000
3,000
233,000
'34,000
April
•
20^1__—.!
"
,"2" 000
,?
218.000
15,000
•
282,000
-Holiday:
—
_1_J■ "4,420,270-
Total_________«.
Bond
$263,000
$18,000
1,162,725
1,025,180
April
.
Sales
Bonds
-
$9,000
.
Tots!
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
1,142,775
-April 19
-
$1,064,000
$35,000
$50,000
$979,000
1962'
Feb
Stocks—Number
Apr
39%
27%
Jan
30% Mar
32% Mar
Foreign
42
Jan:
47 %
Foreign
6f
-
Shares.
Domestic
Jan
,
60
150
23,660,100
$429,598,800'
Apriri7^_____"—1,089>690
'
29%
73-
.35,727,000
Shares)
.
April
244
-
$2,000
'
; $25,099,400-
$37,445,000
Stocks
;
202
-
"43's
43*
301
34%
'
Daily; Weekly and Vearly;.=.-#:
High
42% Apr
15
47
Co____
Low
67
31 %
y
J Vy.
379,321,897
259,167,890
#^i/U8,000%
Week Ended
70
30
<v, i.
April 20
1961
1962
'
'
$24,040,000
—
;(No. of
^
43%
30 J i,
$24,040,000
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29%
Harbison Walker
Refractories..
(Joseph)
Low
\
Transactions at the American
'
Fri."
for Week
Shares
■
Jan. 1 to
23,078.000
__
Sales
Range
42%
"I
Duquesne Lixrht Co_
Eo.uitable Gas Co___T_T_T~
Eorhe
;
Week's
of Prices
196T,
>T:
•
$962,000
Industrial-
and
Total
Thurs.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Last
-v''-.
—--
Railroad
Tues.
Thursday
-
•
/
—
24,716,960
12,459,120
_
.
'Foreign.1
Wed.
Sale Price
Shares.
■
Government
S
'.
s
of
■
-JS'S. —-V##.
-
U
Mon.
s T O CK s
■:
■■
Jan
43
Jan
Apr
Jan
'
Ended April 20
Week
Jan
16% Jan
34% Mar
8
J^n
46 Va Apr
51% Mar
16% Jan '
69% Apr
10% Feb
8
,Jan
6% Apr
2,561
w
/.v.,,'
N
$962,000
$23,078,000
12,459,120
—_
'
.
38
6%
17Va
3.50
55
Feb
Apr
59% Jan
8% Apr
43
14
-
Total
Mar
Sales
•
296,000
:
April 20
■
Bonds-
Bonds
,
38% Mar
19
Feb
41% Jan
.
39%
10
Gas Light
7%
46
37
—
'
Improvement
33%
7
75
3,775
37%
loc
Transmission
Warner Co
Washington
33
9
9
2.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
68%
■
Co.___
Eastern
enhed
^
11%
14
7%
•
Bouth
■
152
Bond
-
•
; Shares
40% Jan
38
-Total-
U. s.
int'l
Railroad.
Stocks
(
33% Jan
' 33
Jan
35% Feb
15% Apr
46% Apr
11%.Apr
31% Jan
6% Apr
67%
HC0H
smith
Texas
1,456
47:%
50
33%
Philadelphia Transportation Co
r_io
Potomac Electric, Ppwer common —.#.10
$2.44 preferred __"iJ—
__5Q
Progress Mfg Co
_-_—
__i
Public Service Electric & Gas com
•
Bun
16%
47%
44%
•
Reading Co common
_so
Ritter Finance Co class B
common—1
<j23
uy4
_
.
•
Transactioh&iM^tlieiftewVei^i^b^
16% Jan
57%-Jan
34% Jan
"36% Apr
139
373,4
15%
16
35%
37
37%
5
Inc-
E,ectric
103.2
179.6
170.0
99.7
'7:
low.
♦New
26% Jan
1
Mar
Apr
/
26% Apr
37% V---2,587...
35%
__
l5o
4
36%
36%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common,.*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
•
Philadelphia
128.6
126.2
;
185.5
:178.2.
113.3
>
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137.8
128.1
.
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135.6,./.
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129.7 ;•" #
—1.5 :
130.6.
*_____
#
144.3
H'.*,; 135.0
—1.5
130.1
' •
15% Feb
c 15% -Apr
8,422
15
27%
Madison Fund Inc__
Mergenthaler Linotype
•—
Percenr' /'v' -1961-1962— #
Chaiige :;>;.,.;vHigh - '
•
Low
''
•'139.8
*128.6
—
:.
116% Jan
Apr
80
'
56%
31%
__
12
21%Mar
21%
33%
/
166
22
,22%
15% 15%
24%
__
10
;
12%
54%
__
_25
International
Martin-Marietta
*137.8
*128.1
—
:
Goods
NOn-Durable Goods"
28 # Feb
40%. Jan
26%-Jan
31 % -Mar
90
Apr
16®'
1,616
504
12%
____—1.66%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
"32%
* 98%
31%
97%
Accep/Q^ce.Cqrp common—__1„ —22%
Merck & Co
85
——_
Composite
Manufacturing
'
"
Apr.13,'62 " Apr. 6,'62
55% Mar
32% Mar
56
Feb
29% Jan
47% Jan
"
115
__5
General
Macke
53 %
26%
___2
;
Dairies'———
;t-$l preferred
Girdt
430
=100.'.
f-1957-59
•
19
49% Jan
201
-
26%
_io
Fair Stores-
General
54%
30%
v''
for the current year..-
33% Mar
Bait-
non-votingJ;——
Ford Motor Co____
Foremost
54%
31
g.75
highs and lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with
34% Jan
#49% Jan
Transportation
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage .BattBrv*—,—
prices based on the closing prices of 300 commoh
April 13, 1962, for the composite; and by. major
for the week ending
stocks
Jan
■% ' 15% Feb
122
Mar
49
Jan
62%'Feb
8% Apr
13% Feb
'
555
9%
8%
.;
SEC Index oi Stock Prices
Jan
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
106
Feb
881
188
Apr
14% Jan
8% Feb
5,200
15
114% 116
115%
-
Apr
124% Feb ,•
31
Apr
45% Mar
28
Jan.;
412*
l
__,
___.—__1.80
78
'
295
653
444
19
<
'
30
: •
31%
47%
29%
4.33 '
'
Budd Company—
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp._
Curtis Publishing Co
129%
•
_
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hqmilron
Baltimore Transit
22%
78
30%
79%
99%
136%
22% Apr
244
23
1
High
Low;
...
io
•—:
Atlantic
High
100
common
preferred
American Stores
Low
;•
42% Apr
48
25
28
Jan
Jan
Jan
"Bonds—
-
4,420,270
April: 20
1961'
:
.
V
19G2
-
^16,947,180
April 20
1961
,
182,170,955
104,743,273
r-v
50,000.
35,000
$17,473,000
$19,830,000
$979,000
Governments,
Corporate^
Jan. 1 to
.
'
-509,000
'522,000
v
1,270,000
634,000
-Mar
Jan
Total
i
$1,064,000
$20,861',00©?* '$19,377,000
Volume
Number 6153
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
■
Montreal Stock
Prices
'
Shown
Are
Expressed
Week's
Range
for Week
Par
of Prices
1
Low
^
& Paper
preferred
—-
-1---
A
51%
Canada 4%
of
Co
pfd
51%
£2%
26%
26%
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
iV
''
:
25
—
'
4%%
preferred
1-50 "•
Pulp pfd_:—
50
Anglo Can Tel 'Co 4% % pfd----^-50 ■*
Argus Corp Ltd-common—.
——*
$2.50 preferred
——50
—
49
:
.
Anglo-Canadian
>
47%
25
4,580
100
14%
250
12% Mar
535
20
—
Sale Price
"'■
'
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
Jan
25%
13%
Apr
<M)
Feb
23%
Jan
Lower
3,335
47%' Feb
53%
14%
Apr
21
21%
1,335
20%
Apr
21 %
21%
100
21%
26
26
100
25
7 %
5
7%
Apr
18 %
20 %
900
18%
Apr
24
•
29 %
30
180
29
Mar
34%
Steel com-—™—_*
6
6
100
6
Pan
*
class A
9,656
26%
29%
Jan
210
23%
'
45
46
20
53
35
Atlas Steels Ltd----
30%
30%
Apr
..A
23
Jan
47%
Feb
51
Feb
55
47%
■
r
5
45
35%
43
Jan
,48% Mar.
;
,
of
Montreal—'——
of
Nova
10
Banque Canadian National
Banque
Provinciale
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Power
A
&
Paper
common
Power
:
a
Corp
%
20%
19%
20 %
10
21%
21H 4
22%
577
21
Jan
23
*
13%
12%
13%
2,935
11
Jan
14 Vb Mar
107% 107%
25
Feb
53
Jan
33%
Apr
36
" Apr
28 Hi
Jan
33
Apr
Tel
Tel—
&
Metropolitan Stores
Miron
Ltd
Co
6%
fRobt)
Mitchell
i
100
*
7%
—10
common
nartic
10%
—
pfd
class A__
v-
7%-
9,775
7%
10%
a8%
28%
28:%
28 7
29
*
™™™™™™™.iii.*-:
29
/
Bo water
pfd_
Lieht
Traction
American
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Brawn
Jan
54
7%
Apr
Jan
834
28 %
Apr
31
Jan
513
28%
Jan
32
Jan
Products
Telephone-
745
77
1,685
17%
Jan
Jan
57% Mai-
Niagara
8,758
56
Feb
58% Mar
Noranda Mines Ltd
51
Feb
53
6%
6%
422
53
53
215
3.75
4.75
52,457
6%
Jan
Feb
14
Feb
Jan
18
Feb
5,551
34% Mar
13%
13%
16%
13%
17
1,270
4,035
12
17
15%
52%
53
125
51
Jan
315
725
14
30%
22
—
14
31 %
—
31 %
*
14
31%
56%
Jan
37
21%
2214
•
51 Hi
51%
22 Hi
52
15 VH
15%
Products
Petroleum
Cement
$1.30
22%
27,265
32
30%
32
768
__
a28%
a29
8
26
26%
315
23 %
•
common
—20
preferred
Canada
Dominion
&
Canada Iron Foundries
Steamshio
Canada
—•
Sugar
22%
24
1,385
22
63
540
55
,
26%
10
common
•
common
62%
63
Jan
28
Corp
Feb
Quebec Natural Gas
preferred
64%
Electronics™
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Brit
series
$1.75
7;
Alum
Celanese
Canadian
Class B
Feb
Feb
Marconi
.Co
—_
66%
66 %/ 66%
1,874
13%
13%
3,255
13% Apr/
16%
11%
285
11%
14
39% '
39%
%
39%
a5%
—
a5%
5%
—
30%
26%
MVs
30%
25%
27%
27 %
r14
\
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Coghlin 1 (B
Columbia Cellulose
Ltd—
Co
'•*
__
605
8
5%
31%"
26V4
600
72%
Apr
Apr
37%
Jan
7
Jan
.41
Jan
Glass
Consumers
1—
Textile
Consolidated
Feb
35 *,
Apr
27 Va
12
Jan
1,225
20%
*235
,
6%
650
a4.25
25
al6
V'1'-'-' 50
/" * 7,'845
—
-
a3.75 a3.75
: 31,
32
.
32
'
:
'
21%^f-22
•;
..al8 , >a!8
—
"
'
21 Hi
Water &
4% Mar
*
;
■
—
Zellerbach
International Ltd ^pfd—I-—10Q
Inc
Third
-
Coal
21%
25.
Apr
Feb
32
Apr
187/s
Con
Dominion Glass1
Lime
Dominion
Dominion Steel
115%'
17%
Apr
17%
Apr
11
Feb
" 25
400
9
Feb
133
65
128
Jan
80
80
" 55
75
Mar
24%
125
22
Jan
30
109
Feb
115% 115%
••*
2
48%
48%: 48%
12%
11%
12H«
650
22%
22%
22%
2,700
Jan
3.75
200
3.50 Jan
64
65
1,275
62
2,045
78
Steel common.*
65
-' 82
.
,
7%
Ltd
Coal
82
2.025
84%7
/B2
2,175
10%
11%
420
13%
13%
3,225
: 20
20%
13,861
16%
17
5,070
a56
13%
•
& Chemical
Du
common™*
Canada
of
.16%.
*
Brewery
Pont
a56
1,374
Webb
2,341
32%
9%
,32%
Dupuis Freres class
>.
--
32%
.9 %
1,780
1
Fleetwood
Ford
>.
8
18%
1,255.
1
Co
—
25
24%
25%
102
102
103
—*
Foundation Co of Canada
Cos Ltd-
French
/ Frosst
8
18
.*■'..
Corp
Motor
Fraser
8
187«
—5
Prod class A
Players Canadian Corp
Famous
a51 %
,-L*
Enamel & Heating
'
a52
Corp
&
Co
•
preferred
15 %
(Chas E)—
Power^conrmoh-_l.f-™---2*
5 r»
preferred
'5%% -preferred
%Gener'ar Bakeries Ltd
™I00"
Feb
85
'■
Goodyear Tire 4^
pfd, inc
Great Lakes Paper
—
1927
6Hi Mar
241/2
41
10%
13
14Hb
Jan
r
18%
15%
56
,
Home
^
■.
-.
&
1—-
Pitt-field—i—
8%
43%
54%
Jan
8
11%
Apr
50
3.50
Jan
5
28%
Hudstm
18% Mar
31
37%
Mar
-Imperial
-50
100
Mar:
103%
103
Mar
109 Vb
12
Mar
12 %
30%
Jan.
32%
835
11
150
a48
20
18%
19
4,580r
I8V4
18
••
800
;8%- ' 8%:
;
\
A
Class B
49 %
1,030
50
50
50
10 VB
24,870
10
10
,/ 4%
% -"preferred
Prices
Ltd-
Mines
16%
8%
50
15%
2,305
3.65
190
46
200
57%
r 13
17%
100
45
6%
6 Hi
u%
100
59
2,410
2.35 Mar
2.90
18
Apr
23 Va
Feb
17
Apr
22%
Feb
17%
17 Hi
18
725
17%
Apr
20 Va
Jan
9.50
20%
35%
a49
A49
'
—
Week's
Low
.
.
.
6.00
.6.65
28c
32 V4
12%
63c
3,902
625
4.20
--
a9V8
7c
Feb
Jan
38Hi
Augustus Exploration.
—1
Avaloh Telephone Col4-—-—-——-—5 /
'
Jan
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—1
Ltd
1
Bay Mining Co—
——-1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
I
Beauce Placer Mining
I—
_1
Baker Talc
7C
45c
16Va
;
19% Mar
13
Apr
Apr
22%
Feb
.11%
Feb
18
Apr
15 Hi
Feb
Apr
15% Mkr
3.15 Mar
43%
Jan
4.15 Mar
46
Blue
i
4,830
HH'b
Jan
9.20
11c
7%c
5%c
60c
14 V2
—
5%c
'
—
54%
Jan
59 % Mar
*47% .48%
'
3,830
47%
!
100
,
.
al7V2
20
80%
*
55'
Mar
-1
Mining Corp Ltd
Raceway
Bouzan
,
Mines
Burns
—™
—
Apr
7c
Mar
Apr
39c
7
:
Jan
38 Va
Jan
16
Jan
1.00
Jan
10c
Jan
2.70
4.35
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
6c
'
Apr
9%
Jan
10c
Mar
Feb
9c
Jan
Jan
83c
Jan
5c
.
5c
61c
76,360;*:
'
Mar
10c
1.65
38c
14,283
1,961'
™1
I
Jan
Mar
Mines
_•
Ltd
Jan
4.00
Apr
Jan
60c
105
16%
Feb
18
Jan
Canada
20
100
20
Apr
20
Apr
Canadian Arena
Southern
_1
82%
5,998
85% Mar
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd
37
37
37
254
34%
Jan
39% Mai-
Canadian
-Oils-Ltd
44%
45%
820
43
Jan
47
Mar
Canadian
Dredge &' Dock Co.
49%
49%
51
575
48%
Jan
53
Mar
Canadian. Kodlak
84
83 %
84%
1,905
78
Jan
•%%-al2
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11
Mar
13 V4
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Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd——
1
16%
17%
300
Apr
22%
Jan
Canorama
1
;
16%
Feb
..
86 i
Mar
Canadian
Silica
com
Ltd
Ltd.
Corp Lt-d
Explorations
3
Ltd
*
_•
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16c
8%c Jan
Apr
8c
45c
Jan
60c
12
_
18c
.
12
1.20
1.12
7
—
13c
Mar
Feb
58c
Jan.
9
Mar
20-%
5.65
2,000
44
50
160
3.70
675
34,450
3l/aC
500
13c 14Vac
5,500
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2,500
Jan
2.65 Apr
2%c Feb
1,000
,
Feb
50c
5.70
12 .12%
1.20
1.10
1.12
Feb
Apr
1,000
1.15
.
32c
3c
4.20
7.00
Jan
122
1.80
a6%
4.20
17%
Feb
9Vb
3.75
Jan
25c
25c
14c
800
800
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Feb
3c
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Apr
14
Feb
4.00
Jan
14Vic Apr
Feb
13
2,000
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—
Apr
12% Jan
171,800
1,000
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Mar
Jan
Jan
19c
1.80
10c
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_
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5c
22c28%c
51c
51c
18c
Apr
10 Va
7c
13(5
3.70
——*
45%
78%
1,825
16%
Jan
11c
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—
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6.50
Jan
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300
24 Va 24 Hi :-■:••>
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—
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51c
15
800
6,900
11,000
3,500
500
300
1,535
—
—
;
8,400
--
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& Co Ltd.
9.30
12c
8c
6c
60c
14 Va
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25
55c
14
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1
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643
14
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7.60
page
Apr
2,167
11,295
;
18
16 %
—
l9c
.
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Copper
14'%
common——*
preferred :1__
Bonnets
Bornite
13% Mar
2,880
Ltd
; Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
Mar
"
7%
Bellechasse
.
Feb
Jan
12%
Belding-Corticelli
7
99
see
3.95
43c
46c
16 16%
:
9.25
11c
,
Bateman
Apr
Jan
footnotes,
12%
•
■
1,500
96%
17%
31% Mar
2,000
1,083
;
;
-
High
6.65
Feb
28c
;
,97,400
11% Mar
48
59
^
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50
•
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Range Since Jan. 1
5.10 Mar
4,200
—
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Low
6.60
28c
32%,:
—-—1
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a99
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50
High
68c
6c
Ltd—
Arcadia
preferred
100
Inland Cement preferred.,-—^_-_—l10
./-Iroquois;'tGlass Ltd
Jan
Jan
Shares
7%c
Mines
Uranium
-
Jan
36
for Week
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Arno
Edmonton Corp
Foods
>_
Lines-.
Jan
22
Sales
■
Range "
of Prices-.
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67c
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■/AtlasvTelefilms Ltdi!-2l-—^"S'.eO
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900
5
4.25
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preferred
Inter provincial
-
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
4.10
Calypso
$2
11
Jan
Feb
48 Va
:
'
8c
Jan
82%
Apr
19%
9%
600
'
Jan
32
375
9.50
20'A
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Feb
Corp
Jan
59 Va Mar
Jan
605
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com
8%
6% Apr
54 %
300
7%c
34%
Paper
.
1.155
2.45
V
52%
Utilities
Jan
18
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17%
International
Feb
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17 Ha
Shown Are
'
Apr
International
10%
273<4
17
2.45
28c
32
12%
63c
Apr
20
Feb
Feb
Apr
Feb
7%
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1,715
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—
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Feb
Apr
3.725
Last
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15%
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50
57%
59
;
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Canada
Apr
Apr
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6
Feb
73
50
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23 Hi
.
6%
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—
3,590
of
Apr
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\
;
31%
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51 %
Feb
!-•
common
15%
Bronze
Feb
Apr
49%
warrants.
;
—
Zellers Limited
15 '.'4
International
60
25 %
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Apr
87% Mar
18
15%
$4.50
54 Va
65 Va Mar
—1
(Canada). Ltd—
30%
,
345
Mar
51%
—---u™*'
1
Anglo-Amer
Molybdenite
Mining
1
Anglo-Nfld Development Co, Ltd™—5
"Anthonian Mining- Corp Ltd-™—-™-l
.
10% Mar
46
1,650
.
' 48%:
55%
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
Apr
' 13
57%
/
22
300
"
certificates:
i__*
common
250
Jan
150
3.65
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Jan
105
——.:20c
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32% Mar
12% Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
*78% Feb
910
Minerals
1
—I
Alberta Gas Trunk, Line Co Ltd/'A"-^
Jan
100
t
-
29
570
2,639
51%
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Feb
20 %
12%
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30
66%
•
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4.10 'Jan
.106
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.
>32% Mar
66
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14% Mar
Jan
25%
11
'
8% Mar
Jan
51 Hit
Par
Feb
32%
*- ••*•
Jan
9 Vis" ■
55V4
Sale Price
25 Va Mar
114%
106
19
•
Hudson's Bay-
Feb
7%
27%
85 Va
a221/4
Thursday
Feb
Apr
a48
'
43
39 H4 Mar
475
50
S T O CK S
9% Apr
Jan
Jan
.
-
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mar
21%
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11
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•
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Jan
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5,615
30
18% Mar
Feb
Jan
100%
100
32%
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Mar
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26%
31
84 %•
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trust
21 T« Mar
Feb
12%
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-
22H4 Mar
105
Apr
66%
A
.
Feb
100
106
*
Feb
22 Va Mar
14.187
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Mar
14%
2,732
10
Pineline—
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Class
Apr
900
&
Jan
8%
945
*
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7 Hi
9%
12% Mar
Apr
1,875
-
class
•
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30
85%
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—
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11%
84H4 Mar
22%
1,292
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.
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625
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Mar
8
18%
31%
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—I
23 VB
40Hs
.
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Apr
'
Jan
31%
-
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%
31
*
Mar
75
26
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Jan
Jan
67
Feb
31V4
100
,
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
4.00
2,515
3.55
__
'
5% Apr
:%■:
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40 Va
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60
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Petroleum
Steel
Com
Steel
Weston
■
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15
30
■■■'
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•
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50% Mar
Feb
28
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15%
12
2.908
•
24
Canadq Corp Fund——™_1,
v
Jan
' Jan
53%
20%
.
common..—.•
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Dow
.
Jan
6%
Apr
13% Mar
3,075
340'
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24% Apr
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11% Mar
7%
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46%
7
•
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5.00
66
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.
142 % Mar
21% Feb
3.75
25
—
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&
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Trans
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Jan
3.75
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3.50
*
.
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2.55
Apr
Apr
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51
—
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%
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I
,'i;
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Apr
.
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975
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4.25 Mar
3.85 Mar
14%
131
■
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-
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60
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24 %
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Jan
15 VB
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37
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27%
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7.536
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Foods
Toronto-Dominion
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class
preferred
Class1 A
Jan
'
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5%
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Jan
11%
i-*
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Canadian
65
1.50
■
,
common.—*
25
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St
.
'
65%
Railway-—
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Apr
•
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common——-
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Shawinigan
—
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Canadian, Oil
Jan
52
r-?^
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15% Mar
13:%
80
*
1
Locomotive
8%
Apr
905
19% Mar
8 %
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6%
1,200
Feb
8
7 :
4,307:
7%
1.65
15%
Jan
•
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10
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Feb
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89
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Apr
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16
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Jan
Apr
87%
25
Apr
6
6%
50 Vb
88%
10
1,710
7%
1,454 :
51%
79
8
10
13%
62%
12%
—
700
Apr
1,300
class A—50c
200
56
57%
•
6,375
2 518
6,245
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
7%
6%
29% Mar
2,210
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
38%
(Canada)
Paper class
24%
11 Vi
Feb
14%
57'4
50
80%
36
—
Jan
287h
80
125
7%
113
12«
37%
1
Jan
11'%
Royal Bank of Canada
25
common—*
*
113
11 %
35-% Mar
*
45
>
12%
Jan
£4
Jan
113
80'.i
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33
——
40
Feb
•
600
1,070
250
Jan
%
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34
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Jan
35
5 Vi
3.00
Feb
Feb
25%
22
310
5%
3.00
Apr
Jan
18%
12%
33 %
37%
7%
10
7%
-
23
12
34
37%
8
3.00
Feb
14% Mar
14
3.00
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21
4,530.
15
•
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535
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12%
Jan
3.00
Jan
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1,066
6 %
£
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Feb
52
common.-
480
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51%
10
Ltd
10%
common-.—
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E)
Canada
Class: A-
10
Canadian International Power com—•
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(Albert
Reitman's
10
—
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Canadian
Feb
12% Mar
*
com_
Canadian Imperial Bk>of Commercf-10
■
25%
'
Apr
———
-
23
common
Feb
warrants—1*
Morse
.1
13%
Jan
10%
"A"
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Jan
35,070
Husky
Canadian
13
504
425
.
46
10%
—
Canadian Fairbanks
1,000
23% Mar
1.50
common
10%
Chemical; Co.Ltd
Canadian
13%
23%
Jan
57%
A
10%
common
;
.
21
23
7%
*
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Aluminum
British
Canadian
13%
—
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Feb
62%
1,172,
37%
88 %
L—
Quebec Telephone
14
Jan
23
50 Va'
—
preferred--™—™
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Quebec Power --—-t—_™-;-i._;
Apr
23%
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—
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Aviation
50%
6%
>
21% Mar
Mar
57%
'
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•
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24% Mar
Jan
56 %
—
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Mar
Jan
13
8.469
56 Va
.
of Canada
•
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4% preferred
100
Feb
29 %
27
Jan
20
Mar
28%
•
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327it
28%; Feb
24 %
Jan
88
113
1
—
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17 %
Feb
37
•
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Canadian
43H4 Mar
Feb
15% Mar %
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--
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Development
Power
common™,-.
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■
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4?
70
21%
6%
Jan
Mar
13%
a
*
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Feb
Apr
213/8
13 Hi
Light & Power
Scotia
Penmans
,
Calgary Power, common—22%
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Feb
16
a
—
60
Pacific
Jan
34%
21
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*
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62 %
Ontario Steel
Apr
37%
34%
•*
Corp
Weaving
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Mar
4.75
Wire
*
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Jan
53
3.00 Mar
National Steel Car
Apr
7-
Apr
51
34%
1
Products
315
87
53
25
Company
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810
—
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n
29%
15%
275
4.75
11 Va
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18%
56%
Jan
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53%
5\3/4
Feb
9
15%
53%
56%
51'/*
Jan
10%
•
462
56%
51%
6%
Feb
10
8% Jan
Feb
20
;i.-,™_;™,-,-i40..
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50
•
Power
Building
48
4
49%
18
*
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Columbia
75% Feb
Montreal
Mar
111
Trust—,-—*—5
Montreal
Jan
•
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British
Jan
82
1,185
Power—•
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83 H
Preferred
75% Jan
Apr
18%
£1
50
—
5% %
Mersey
Brazilian
Apr
76
53%
25
Paper
Bowaters
67%
20VU Mar
Apr
30
■
Feb
104H4
6,155
a8%
17%
'400
10%
*
Molson Breweries Ltd class A_
79%
—
Jan
Jan.
6
Massey-Ferguson common
5%% preferred
Feb
215
Feb
Maritime
44%
3.265
-
Jan
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River i^ta •
78%
78 %
;—50
pfd
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
50%
76%
::
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Jan
4,865
68%
—*
—
Telephone
Bowater
68
76%
*
*
(Canada)—
____
68
76%
10
Jan
Jan
53%
370
10
—
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Jan
22%
49%
75
:32%
Lawrence
Class B™-™
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Jan
Apr
23% Mar
50,
36 "
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46% Mar
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Bank
16 VB
26
■-•'■
Apr
27%
High
860
preferred ™—■__™—20
$1.40 preferred
™J_
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Bros Ltd
LOW
15%
$1.25
Loeb
*
47 %
•-■ <
47%
High
15
Laurentide Financial
Lewis
Asbestos Corp—1
•
Feb
LOW
Par
(John)_
Apr
Jan
*53
—
38%
Ltd
a23% a23%
49
49
a52 % a52%
f-u
•
1
Aluminium a Ltd
25
1
14
' 23%
'
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——;
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23%
**
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
25.
Algorna Steel—-™-———.-——.—-• ■
Aluminum
'■•;■
'■■■;■ :V.';V
Labatt
Shares
47H'a:
common.—,—*
25
Acadia-Atlantic- Susrar commons
'Class
V-/'.Vv: 'v't-"".-
Sales
Last
Sale Price
-4%%
Thursday
STOCKS
Dollars
Thursday
r
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Exchange
in Canadian
39
"
S T O CK S
Abitibl Power
(1955)
9% Mar
28 Vb
Feb
2.90 Apr
4c
Jan
Apr
7.45 Feb
Apr
4.35
1.80 Feb
2.01
5%
4.20
12
1.10
93c
2%c
11c
Jan
Apr
8
Feb
Jan
Feb
5.25 Feb
Feb
Apr
13 Va
Feb
1.50
Jan
1.12
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
4 % C Mar
16c
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle*
(1956)
40
v
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.,
CANADIAN MARKETS .[(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Range
Sale Friee
mi Price*
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
LOW
High
1
2%c
2Vic
Ltd
I
16c
16C
Central
Del
Ctiemalloy
Chess
Oils
Rio
Ranged
<
for Week
of Prices
'
<••
Low
Par
High
12 %
12 Vi
12 Vi
2,200
7.20
7.00
7.20
2,400
'
•
•
1
X
v
I—1
1.87
1.70
1.95
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14,540
1.70
4Vic
4c
Credit
M-G
Lto
Inc
Apr
5c
Jan
Jan
10c
Feb
f>00
Apr
Jan
35
6
*.
65c
65c
1,100
50c
40%
.40
40%
3,960
19
19%
1,795
19
1.25
1.23
1.25
1,200
Jan
44
Apr
1.14
1.30
Jan
34c
33c
34c
5,000
20c
Feb
40c
ll'/a
11%
11%
5,875
11%
Apr
15%
14%
Gas
14%
Mar
15%
Apr
United
Apr
Gbalski
Oils
Principal
Ltd
A-
-
90c
90c
900
50c
Jan
18
18
325
18
Apr
1
class
Ltd
Mines
Dolsan
1
M
—
Limitee
Denault
9c
9c
1,000
24%
100
24%
*
Dominion Explorers Ltd
1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Wd_*
Mines
Dome
Ltd
Copper
Mines
Fontana
35 %c
45c
14c
147,700
7,000
Jan
26%
Apr
12%
11%
Mar
24c
22c
Apr
Weedon
1.85
400
4c
12,000
4c
Feb
6c
7,500
8%C
Apr
11c
WestviUe
58
58
400
56%
Apr
68%
Jan
4c
5c
19,000
2 Vic
Jan
Ltd
Co
95c
96c
1,100
75c
Jan
4c
5 Vic
5,350
152
153
225
4.75
4.75
540
•
47c
48c
6,500
27c
Mar
57c
lie
12c
29,300
4c
Jan
19c
19c
3,500
Apr
23c
Lake
Glen
Golden
Silver
Ltd
Mines
Age
Cons
Hollinger
Gold
Chemicals
International
168*
Jan
22%
23%
•
:
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,
54c
23c
i,200
23c
2,000
87c
20% Mar
1.75
4.00
300
1.70
Feb
1.25
3,600
Club Ltd
Jubilee
rights
..
Douglas
Kelly
Kerr-Addison Gold
5.50
11c
8c
10c
3.75
8,100
2,792
43%c
42Vic
45c
32,700
16c 20 Vic
6Vi
6%
20,500
8.40
8.40
2,400
8.40
Apr
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155
9%
Jan
Oil
26
Feb
29%
75c
Jan
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i
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—
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8
Apr
3.45
Feb
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Jan
28c
Apr
52c
6c
150
"25c
Apr
Feb
6
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•
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29 %
125
1
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19%
20
625
15%
Jan
all
50
11%
Feb.
12
5c
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3c
Feb
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13c
1.000
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9.00
9%
9.00
9.00
'2,500
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9'%
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25%
25%
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1
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Jan
Jan
3.35 Mar
;
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:
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3%c Mar
Jan
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11c
Mar
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.
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.
Jan
6%C- Feb
The
38%
'. 24%
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•
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;
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320 !
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32
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22 y«
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24
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100
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107%
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Apr
26
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12 y8 Mar
2,275
32%
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47%
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8,597
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47%
1.15
108%
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one
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2.45
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and
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,,' 25. v. 25
13%
14%
23.% ,: 23%
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15
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1.05 Mar
Jan
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1.30 Jan.
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38%
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1.85. Jan
.
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110
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7,382
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Jan
2.50
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1,040
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699
8.00
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9.60
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51% •52%
3,265
47 %
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Apr
11;;
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68c
Feb
Feb
$2.50
$2.60
preferred
10 y8
50
21%
Apr
24%
Feb
Atlantic
25
14%-Mar
15%
Feb
Atlas
Steels
11,800
69c
67ci Apr
84c
Mar
Auto
F;iectric
70c
75c
Jan
300
10c
3,250
48%
100
10
10
277
10
Jan.
5Vi
100
4.90
Feb
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Feb
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1.55
53
52%
8%
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f
Jan
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3.05 Feb
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Jan
47
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44
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350
51
Feb
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Jan
28 %
Jan
1.60
1.05 Mar
860
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s
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Jan
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50
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200
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,
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52%
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Feb
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Feb
47 Vz
••29%
Apr
22 Vz
8,859
Apr
5%
Jan
2.00
:
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4.90 Jait
4,902
2.75
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4.90
f
5.00
510
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6c
a70c
9 Vic
48'A
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26%
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28% Mar
5%
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67c
{
515
Apr
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Mar
18
r:V 785
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18%
23% 23%
preferred——1—25
49 V
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48%
50
1.80
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class A- ;—
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54% 156 V4.
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175
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25%
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23%
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Associated
;
Jan
12,600
•
preferred
4V2 7o
•
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1.30
15%
Jan
3c
5,500!
.1.15
commons-
common——-
Bldg
Aluminum
Mar
8"%
—
Aluminlum
20% Mar
all
Maritimes Mining Corp !,
Massval
Mar
1.80
Jan f
-
4V2c
-
8,500
.2.35
•
Apr
100
1
Central
Algonquin
2,000
Maple Leaf Mills—
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8c
1,000
8'/2c
'
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'',40c
!
-
59J/4 Mar !
4,000-'
<3c
46%
25
.
•
Algoma Steel-———
Jan :f.
5.20
A
-
2.45
warrants-s-—:—-
Warrants
Apr
1.19
"A"
Power & Paper class
Feb
'
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6%
5.20
(Walter M)
•
A
Algoma
Mar
1.15
__
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MacLaren
*
'1.15
*.—
Alberfa Natural Gas——
Mar
5.20
Ltd class A
Llngside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Loblaw Companies Ltd class A
I',
-
23%
Class B preferred-,——_
4.50 Mar
___1
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30
f. Apr"
"Range v for Week
of Prices'"- ' Shares
14%
'
29'/4
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Lamontagne
Lowney Co Ltd
:
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7.55 Jan
1
_1
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-
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Alberta Gas Trunk
1.20 Mar
4.95 Mar
Mines
Ltd—
Mar
'€,24 Mar
10% Mar
16c
6%
.
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Dufault Mines Ltd
-
'
.
Warrants—
Jan
3.50
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Laduboro
Lake
-'.
2 90 Jan
500
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Alberta Distillers Common———
'9c
.
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10
26,500 '
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-
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a
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Thursday i
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,
Agnew Surpass.
3.60
A
class
V
,
Acadia
1.80 Feb
Jan
Are
Par
Jan
•
warrants___
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•
1,900
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Abitibi Power & Paper common-
Feb
1.28
;•
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v
1.40 Apr
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Jan
!." 425
70c -' 70c
-
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39c
26
3.40 Mar
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INDUSTRIALS
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:
.
Feb
10% Jan
Mar
2,050
3.70
3.75
•
Apr
1.00
17,639%
>
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STOCKS. 'and the secohd-list the MINES
Prices
Jan
5.00
Jan
62,000
1,75
—•
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Ltd
8.55
1.70
23c
5
Ltd
Can
1.00
23%
•
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1.55
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1.70
•
—
200
10%
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,
1
*
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10%
-
-
'
23
-
% Mar
27 %c Mar
-
—
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Feb
1
V
1
Feb
18c
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Apr
1
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800
•,
59%.
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8c
Feb
Mar
11 %c
Feb
1190 Jan
*
Ltd.
:
9c
59%
——*
:
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3.25
Apr
5.30* Apr
3,900
;
3.35
•
8c
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5%c Mar
3%c
20%
'
2,100
25
10%
3.25
8%c
1
——_—--1
Corp
Mines
Jan
58
1.68 Mar
150
'5,980
•
•
Oil
Feb
10c
Ltd
3.35 "
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Westburne
Apr
4c
4c
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3.60
15V4 Jan
14%c Apr
9c
152
41 %
Apr
14 Va Mar '! !>
:
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90c
TO
1
—
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd—
Feb
1.85
4 Vic
Jan
•
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75c
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Mar
45c
Jan
13 %c
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Virginia Mining Corp__
Feb
50c
10c
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Corp
Minerals
Oils
23%
100
1.85
Fundy Eay Copper Mines
Futurity
450
6,000
;—1
Ltd
(1945)
Sec
Power
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Fort
26
35c
41%
■
Apr
Apr
12c
'
75c
•
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Hout
Der
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Feb
11%
100
.
89%
"10c
r
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/
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2.75 Mar
1.40'-'.1.40
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Vanguard Explorations Ltd—
Feb
87c
13 Vic
of Canada
Ford
Foreign
57c
Mar
•
1
.*
Ltd
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Mar
50c
41c
1
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines LtdFano Mining & Exploration Inc
Fleet
35c
1
Ltd
Mines
Metal
5,100
8,000
1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fab
Jan
65c
33c
8c
'
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Feb
27%
Apr
25 Vi
26
1
1
Sullivan Mines Ltd
East
Jan
13c
40c
35c
1
Ltd
24 %
——
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Co
Jan
34c 35V/2C
:
Mar
46c?
Apr
15 %c Jan
Apr -'-
4V2c
1.00 Mar
20%
-
60c
11%
Corp
Nickel
Dumont
Jan
35c
61C
m
—
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Dumagami
Duvan
A-
Weld class
Drummond
•
8c
Properties
89%
r
•
Jan
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v
33
4,650
5.30 2 5,70
A
-
Apr
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4,000
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106,500
f !
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•
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-
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Jan
8%'c
.
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47c
1.45 Mar
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v
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Feb
13
200
15
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Union
Jan
Canada
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1135<
500
-10,500
: r-.29c.' :>31c
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55c
13 %C;
Jan
22
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Jan
39%
19%
90c
Exploration
Traders
Apr
Mar
65c
Tib
29c
•
!
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Titan Petroleum Corn Ltd——
7c
•;i:50--1.50
ltd——1
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V
6.75 A 6 90
f
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Tazin; Mine» -Ltd'—V:
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Feb
1.65
Jan
Mar
5% "Mar
30
Lake
Tache
Talisman -Miries
4%c Apr
.
5
10
A
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Rock
Apr
14c
Jan
1.00
19
6c
5 %c
Jan
1
.
class
class A
34
6c
Apr
Jan
2-Vic
68
34
*
1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—i
1
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
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Consumers Gas Co common—:—-—-*
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
1
Preferred
6ulliyah'Cons:MinC8.Ltd-^--Li-----r-t-.
3 Vic
■
500
al.05 '•ol .05
Consolidated Div Standard Sec "A"—•
Jan
9c
'
9,000
4c
4c
4c
I
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
Copperstream Mines
Couvrette & Provost
6c.
5 ViC
1
titeep
5c
12,000
4c
Feb
15,400
40c.
'7c
Mines Ltd-—1-
Standard Gold
Apr
8.40
4c
9,000
_—
13
2.71
40c
•
Warrants
Jan
29c
11% Mar
3,000
4c
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
—
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
5C
13 Vic 13 ViC
4
1
.1
Jan
Range Since 3an. 1
•
:1.50Vl.65
1.55-
Air Services——
Spartan
Shares
High
,
Jan
7.00
Corp
Copper Corp_.
4%c
Jan
Feb
»
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Minerals
Mtning
Chibougamau
15c
Z.**
Ltd
Corp
Asbestos
Gassiar
2 Vic
32,600
20c
Mines
Carbec
10,000
2 ViC
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•
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■
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
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Thursday
Sales
Week's
Thursday
2:00
:—
•
2.00
400
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V•••_ *
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Apr
*
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Mclntyre-Porcupine
Limited
Distilleries
Melchers
17o
Mines Ltd
preferred
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com
10
-
If
.
ChipuiHii
Mercur.v
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61c
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58c
63c
45
■
Jan
28,000
58c
70c
1,500
65c
28c ! 29c
3,000
20c
12
Jan
Island
Minnesota
&
1
Corp Ltd
Ltd
;
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Mid-Chibouaamau
70c
—1
Mines
,
—
5
23%
....a*.-I!• 6e
Ontario Paper Co
Mogador Mines Ltd
-
Mount Pleasant
Mines
Jan
9c
Mar
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
59Vi
58%
59%
3,975
50 V4
•
1.35
i.go
2.04
7Vi
7Vi
7Vi
.
56,400«
-
925
• '
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Murray
Mining
Corp
Canada
Ltd
BVi
1.20
*
1.20
8Vi
1.30
10%
.-
2.90
Jan
75c
7
60
Jan
-
National
Automatic
National
Ltd—*
Petroleum Corp Ltd
Native
Minera's
Vending
Co
25c
Lake
Jack
New
Uranium
Exploration
West
Mines
Co
Oopmisca
1
Ltd
375
15,600
445
Explorers
22c
2.95
025
4.05
4,300
13c 13 Vic
3,500
3.75
.'5 % %
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.' 53 Va
A/.'
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Bowaters Metsey preferred—Li———30 .,..52%,
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Feb
'•
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645
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Jan
91/?
Jan
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,
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51%
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53 j.
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;
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50% Feb
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Feb
54 V,
Jan
Jan •Feb-
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51.
4^5
4 "80'
,
;9%' -Feb.
.'32
"Jan
-
Jan.
56
5p% Mar
,
•3.00 Mar
158,763!
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297 !
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Feb
29
83% Jan
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Mar
,
Apr
•
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9% Mar
Feb
7
97c
Feb
1.40 Mar
Feb
10
Bridge Tank"
'40
10"%
5c
5c
10,667
80 Vi
81
245
21c22Vic
72,000
-
2.70 Mar
4.30
2.75
4.05
11c
5c
72
Jan
Jan
80
4:90..Apr
,
80
Apr
'
7c
82
Jan
4V2 Feb
2,625 '
'
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Apr
American' Oil—__■-
•
V
—
British
Jan
Columbld .Forest* Products——* •
Columbia. Packers
Columbia
Power
B
class
Corp
34%
'
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British
:
British
Columbia
14%'
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Feb
Mar
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22c
4,750
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30c
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25%
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Quebec Smelting & Refining T>d
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34
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Mar
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Canada
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64c
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1.55
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113
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126
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2
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58
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67% -'-68%
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5c
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Apr
900
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Mount Roval Dairies T.td
23%
23
23%
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3734 Mar!
41
Feb
Feb
T"
195> Number
Volume
6153
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1957)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Low
21%
6 %
6 %
3,775
6Ve
Apr
8%
Feb
2.25
2.50
665
2.20
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3.25
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9
Mar
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Hydrocarbon
—.
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1
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Canadian
Industrial Gas
Canadian
Industries
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100
11%
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65%
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15%
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5,806
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3,879
105
104
105
70
102
17,757
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26%
30%
Feb
34%
Jan
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105
Canadian
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17
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37%
195
37
Apr
44
Jan
83 i/s
84
Mar
28
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5%
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3.85
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9%
6.60
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19%
16
6.00
Feb
109
91/4.
21
22%
»
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18
Apr
19
1,590
9
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11
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400
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13% Mar
16
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25
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25
Feb
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115%
53
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20
Mar
8
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108
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100
9%
.
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1,175
20%. 20%
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preferred—-——'
25
58%
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3.25
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48%
2
:
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60
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117
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1,920
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225
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65
4,939
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104
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——
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610
100 101 %
375
12%
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13%
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32
33
100
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General- Steel
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58%
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.
.——10
—
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11
10%
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-
Jan
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/
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3.70
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—-
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10
2,025
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100
313
3,025
1,350
26
28
220
80%
82%
8,011
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45%
49
50%
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•
153
52%
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48%
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50
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106
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109
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2.40
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4
1,700
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10
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23
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275
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•
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15
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360
77
Jan
90
Mar
8,181
50
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60 %
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16%
17%
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•
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3,323
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19%
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19%
166
16%
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20
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4.25
2.55 Mar
28
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1.75
285
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3.80
400
28
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7%
6,150
2.80
21% Mar
200
15%
15%
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190
12%
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13%
62%
/ 2,734
57%
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•
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20%
3,810
19%
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22 y4
•
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335
30
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36
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20%
30
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60
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81
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30
32%
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37 Va Mar
40
25 y2
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28
2,750
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15%
110
57
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9%
Jan
14 y4
Feb
15%
Apr
55
Apr
/ 62%
Jan
Feb
8
430
-
Rothmans
6%
7%
8,012
1.50
1.91
6,988
1.50
51%
57
1,054
51%
10%
10%
100
10%
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11 y4
6%
6%
10
6
Mar
11%
11%
135
11
Mar
11%
9%
10 %
695
Feb
10y4
7%
2.50
6%
700 ?
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Apr
Apr
8>A
Jan
2.60
Jan
64 y2
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Jan
Jan
8
Jan
Apr
15 y2
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425
14
13
Apr
5
Apr
6
Mar
20%
Apr
20%
20%
450
20%
Apr
21%
22%
23
1,150
Jan
23%
Feb
15%
15%
100
9
Jan
15 y2
Apr
12
12
100
8%
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12
Apr
8
Mar
6%, ,»6%
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9.389
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82
11%
6%
5%
82
90
81%
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11 y«
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1.100
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5%
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1,225
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8% Mar
•
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8%
8%
9%
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80%
80
80%
3,070
79
12%
1,150
12
7»/4
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87
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11%
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Jan
11
Jan
12
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84% Mar
12%
Apr
12%
25
—
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12
12 y8
1,250
12
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16y8
Feb
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24%
25
1,190
23%
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25
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3.20 Jan
Apr
1,320
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—-20
Bank of Canada
Oak Dairy class A
Oil
2.75
5%
(1956)
of
2.60
'• T
14
Paper class A
10%
10%
325
10 y2
Apr
liy8 Mar
14%
11% Jan
Apr
14%
14
14%
10,240
•
18
18
18
100
•
100
22%
22%
22%
101%
102
20
—1
1.05
1.00
1.05
4,100
81c
•
15%
14%
15%
5,476
14'A
8.55
St
St
Lawrence
Cement
class
8.45
9.00
1,370
4.50
4.50
200
5.50
Jan
11
10%
11%
7.354
10
Apr
11%
Jan
13,499
22
Mar
26%
A
Lawrence
Class
Corp common
preferred
A
Maurice
Gas—i
Foods
Selkirk
Seven
Ltd
•
Holdings class A
—•
Arts
Shawinigan
Water
A
common
i
23 y»
•
22%
22%
50
50
40Va
40%
40 %
45%
33%
Sicks
Apr
Silverwood
Breweries
-——
Dairies
Jan
'6%.
Jan
Feb
Steel
class
—-——-—-20?
Southam
'28
Apr
Stafford
89
Jan
Standard
47% Mar
Stedman
52/%. Mar
Steel
of
Industries
-
Foods
preferred
•
;
Ltd
46%
Bros
-
—
..
Feb
35
Feb
Tan
250
127/8
/1.331
13 Vs
13%
19%
19%
1,430
52%
52%
52%
.105
30
31
*
30%
I* 4.950
4.25
12
—•
13%
85%
4.25
100
12
12%
1,295
13%
84
Jan
i
,
/
_
.
30%
Feb
12 y*
3.390
20
•
Jan
42%
12%
—•
Paving
Canada
50
Jan
Mar
1,173
:
4.50 Mar /
Jan
Jan
40
•V 205
13'A
19'-
12 Va
39 y2 Mar
*13
12%
1.25
/
Feb
Feb
106
Apr
8.40 Mar
;
22%
<
Mar
105
30%
*
—•
Jan
Mar
100
275
13
•
:
22%
.
19»/a Mar
'
30
/
•
A
common
Preferred
Somerville
45%
Tan
15%
$05
45%
30 %
Power
Class A preferred
T
Class
B
preferred——
Mar
18
v
Jan
56
,Y
A
Slater
78 % Mar
Feb
1,515
28
20%
class
Can
Jan
1.86
10 y4
8ya
>
Apr
14
27 Va
Jan
32 y4 Mar
7
12%
Jan
,
Apr
14% Mar
9% Feb
19
:
Mar
20 y8
Feb
51% Mar
52% Feb
Jan
32 Va Mar
29
-
4.60
3.75 Mar
11 %
Feb
13%
2.070
4.329
78%
Jan
Jan
16
1
-Jaw
15
•
12% Mar
85 y2
5
Feb
36%
8
—i.
Simpsons Ltd
S
K
D
Manufacturing
\
v
28
56 %
8y4
56%
."/"'TO/
Robin Nodwell
56
Jan
6
7%
*
Bldg common
50'
1.45 Mar
"
36%
;
/>:'/v.
Jan
3,482
1.85
1ft#
.
Properties preferred
Royalite
Mar
15%
Preferred>;—
Rolland
:
Jan
5
8%
6%
,
Reijtman common
Royal
23 ya
> "
34% Mar
29
100
200
8%
;
'.-I,
*
Chemicals
Revelstoke
(A
34y4
:/:>5y
22%
23
*
Class A
Reichhold
Revenue
5
8%
'•
Mar
11 %
Iron
Rapid Grip Batten
Roe
:
•
—
?,>»
Qulnte Milk class A
,
33%
33 %
>-*
—
—————-*
Jan
Jan
V
3,695
*
Apr
j£u
111%
Feb
8
—
6%
42%
Apr
1.60
22%
—
4.45
48%
Feb
Feb
104%
160
7%
•
Feb
14% Mar
110
Mar
62%
—
Apr
"840
20% Mar
16%
Jan
103
22%
common
'
Feb
2,726
Jan
7%
—r-*
,
5%
Jan
24
Jan
12%
.
60
28%
—
3.60
25 %
13%
y6% Mar
Apr
Feb
17%
13% Mar
*
Preferred
Salada
Apr
5%
Feb
Jan
22%
_T
,
common
Warrants
LI
'/ 17% Mar
16%
Jan
24%
23
15
108%
4.10 Mar
34%
...
Jan
1.00
Apr
3.00
605
12%
Natural Gas————1
Quebec
Apr
17
Apr
426
1.55 V
49
Jan
29%
.
4.25
Jan
17%
27,039
15
105%
Industries
Corp-
Apr
135
250
Feb
Jan
/Feb
51
80c
4.25
-
•
17% '£
45%
^
>.
23
20 %
14%
13%
Engravers
Power
APP
1.75
15
200
54?
5%
/
12%
26
Apr
Mar-,
60% Mar
6
23
19%
15
Industries
45
200
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
6,290
4.45
5%
•
y
3,252
-t
23
7%
Russell
Apr
12 Ya
Feb
15 %
3.15
20 %
,
36%
(Hugh)
53
47%
300
4,095
*
Russell
42%
6,965
49
;;
25
87c
21%
105%
Works
common
Feb
25
3.30 Mar
5,440
••
6
5%
17 V4
•
//7';"5%
/
■ji
31%;
4.25
<•
J.
15%
87c
4.00
18
1,080
;
60
143 T
6
For footnotes, see page 43.
44%
48%
1.50
—
,
71
47%
50
41c
3,730
.15%
48%
./c' 53
Feb
'
17
3,85
143 /
■
12
25
10,825
10%
3.05
2.40
■
Royal
•v
:
jd*-
International
International
International
.L
Feb
137
./>
9% Mar
49
20
—-—:
64%
Apr
44%
.
common
Feb
810
26
30%
_i——
Gas
150
•
1.75
6
t
ts
Jan.
12%
30%
*:
Natural
54
22
25
10%
17%
100
preferred
Preferred
V.
Apr
18%
pfd——13.50
Power
Feb?
Apr
111
15%
Ilio
_r~—-I—:
preferred_-lfii-
20
18
.
Jan
Apr
t
'5% 5? 1 preferred s_'—. -100
Industrial Minerals
>John)
4.30
16%
1.145
.
,
3.80 'Jan.
Apr
j
".
Inland Cement Co
17% Mar
Jan
8
T7;
48%
v_V*
common——
2.255/' preferred
15
105
/ .'143
4 86%
preferred
17% Mar
25
59%
_10
iia— II_5
common.:
.
8%
420
Pinehne common-.———,1.26
Penmans
Feb
Apr
15% Jan
1,405
3.70
L—_J:—— ._20
Imperial' Tobacco
5.00 Mar
1.05
8%
tl7
;// 3.75
Mar
/ 7
Feb
4.50 Apr
91'c
>105
25%
v
Erie
Preferred
52% Mar
2,034
25
:
1.10
/prilling
rr an
Jan
12%
12%
'
-I25
:
'Imperial -Life? Assurancerrr^-/!:^—
Imperial' Oil
raLtsl—
Wa
10
8
Cor—1—.
Howard Smith prior preferred/i:^
Tnlanri
Jan
Feb
105
_100
i.
Home Ar Pittfield_J_-__
Inglis
7 % Mar
7,119
18
18
common.—::—
common
Hees-(Geo-Hi
■/
63
y
j._18
——
11,866
4,447
Drilling
Robertson Mfg
4.10
34% Mar
9
9%
•
■■ -
.
Riverside
4.10
.
.
33%
Feb
50%
?
Hersey
Apr
4.10
„*
23% Mar
Feb
31%
9%
.'Preferred
Page
Jan
16%
Feb
31
49%
.
Jan
16%.
.-t
22%
20
Natural
Osbawa Wholesale
3.90
■
Apr
440
9%
100
.i
Overland common
3.50
16%
/y 17
18%
210
50%
—————
3.05
16%,
Feb
Apr
400
/
50
•
Telephone
Warrants
Apr
16%
8%
B
Northwest Utilities
Apr
6%
9
—•
Quebec
2.25
>
32%
29%
Northern
2.30
200
31%
efass A
Ontario
3.00 Mar
1,500
Jan
23%
common
class
2C0
2,150
loy4
32%
•
———
Wire
500
6%
7,320
Jan
22%
——•
Products
725
1.05
18%
23%
Car
3.90
4.55
10 %
31%
-1—-y-—.y-_
2.50
6%,
y
—
1st preferred
Harding. Carpets
Preferred
:
6%
43.
Apr
Apr
Feb
26%
9%
Grain.—..
Steel
3.10
94c
——
Hardee 1st- preferred
Industrial
8%
Feb
500
4,625
32%
Prop.
Northern
.
6%
,GuarantyL'Trust'yi.Zl-
Huron
Jan
162
Apr
Jan
/
21
22
-
23%
—20
River....:
•
Drug & Chemical
Preferred.
Jan;
8.10
47
25%
26
Feb
4.25
10%
21
9%
31%
common
Locomotive
Trust
3.90
ij-i-
-
Hi Tower
91%
19%
4.50
Hardee
11% Mar
Jan
Apr.
9%
25
26
22
10%
.^,^-..-._..i..._40
3.1Q
Saddlery-—a_-—_—Winnipeg Gas———
Hamilton
Mar
6.30 Jan
——
West Coal class A_———
Brass
95c
Jan
17
4,155
B 'warrants———a—
C
Hahn
Feb
19 % Mar
Greatc. West
.
60%
6% Mar
2,827
pfd.
:
2.35
Class
Class
Greater
Feb
Jan
7.10
Warrants
Great
12% Mar
15% Mar
38%
?
16%
17%
20%
*
Noranda /Mines
3,500
17
1,355
3.10
Brick
Niagara
19%
6.50
1,340
21%
pfd„30
30
1st
—
•
Neon
25
/
Jan
common
Apr
7
9%
common——
Apr
Feb
26
18%
21%
....._*
Light & Power
National
,
87% Mar:
148
18%
Apr
!
Apr
7
7.10
Lakes
Warrants"
9%
75
210
A
Jan
18%
Paner——__—
Great
Great
4,150
,,
Apr
17%
21%
:-Ty:.T^i,',,n;
Molsons Brewery
'Class "R-.—V..
4.10* Jan
Jan
58c
37
Midwest -Industries -Gas—......
/
141/2 Mar
Jan
:
Jan
33
17%
•
Moore Cdrp common——
Mar'
Jan
55%
50
86 y2
28%
Mar
r.a
Jan
37
15%
Jan
2,400
91%
91%
148 149%
Goodyear Tire Canada—-—-a—
Gordon Mackfty class A———
Great
„
2.80
Apr
Jan
>
Jan
Jan
37
15%
37%
30
Jan
1.80
.
14
13
103%
/12%
2.45
Feb
7%
Jan
Apr
15%
Mar
11%
.
1.50
Apr
86%
30% Mar
100
600
III
—
General
Geheral
Gehera! Motors
—100
7%
Apr
Apr
17%
A
——
C Canadian
Pembina
31%
100%
Gatineau Power common--——
16% Mar
Apr
6%
6
3.50
86 %
Jan
>
.Jan.
14%
11%
13%
1.15 Mar
Apr
18
4,700"
65
15%
175
.
2,256
,
Apr
3.20 Jan
2.75 Feb
2,270
...—20
A
,'.'
Midland- Pacific
25 % Mar
11% Jan
I
7
2,250
5
120
'•/-
Mar
Apr
2.45
•
30
Jan
3.40
2.45
Montreal
5T%- Mar
//
Mar
25%
,
115
Montreal
6 ':*
Jan///
1,125
.18%
3.50
576
-..
.
1.50
Monarch Fine Foods——————-——*
30%
99% Mar
150
135
Jan
15
«
66c
200
25%
...—
Petroleum- preferred—1---
.
6
Apr
"19.',
Feb
21%
.60
13 %
Companies
French
104
28
15
6%
e
20
class
Preferred;
//>6.%''.Jan /
>-
Apr '
-
14%
Mar
Feb
3.75
———
E p
Mar
215 "
•
46% Jan /
11,200
104
152%
-—.————
-5
/?/.. 475
24%- 25%
25%
-5
———
16%
700
Jan
Apr
6
2.50
preferred
preferred—..—.,
-Milton-
50% Mar
27% Mar
•
110
54%'
28%
Foundation
Fraser
1,100
2.90
23%"
Mar
1,055
2.80
70
11% Mar
.
5,070
>95cv
95c
;
III
(U S)
Canada
of
19
5%
28%;
•
__—
Motor Co
Ford
9 .—
-20
-•
-Mahufabturine^—
Fleetwood
.Ford
»r
-Feb
1.20
13c
11%
...
class
Mexican
'
Jaii
■>: 5
100
y
13
Apr
33
Jan4
21
:
123"
30%
V
5*A-
Federal/ Grain ( Class A^—
11
Mar y
8c
3.50
'
Preferred
T8% Mar5-'-
65% Mar
675
190
5%
5%
13/
•.
23%
23 Va
?'
2,720
6%
warrants
National
Famous Players
11 % Feb
r
Apr
80c
97,429
25
class
Metro Stores
23% Mar a-
Jan
.
M
21% Mar'
»
Jan
28
5%
:
-10
4,850'
6%
:
•
pfd—
T.tri
5ViVr
14»A Jan -*:
-
,
22% Feb
3,206
185
•
400
f
6'/2
common...
Maple Leaf Mills
Feb
19
19%-F-eb
2,825
17
70
<
10% Mar
Feb
11%
-.1—
Maxwell Ltd
"Mar1-*
12% Mar
h
>
1 05
32%
23%
—
(3,635
18,005
'.
—20
10
Engpire Life Insurance common,
-f"
*
Erie Flooring jpiass A
—Ill10
Exquisite Form preferred—
Feb
Jan
3.65
A
.......
Minerals
4 '/a %
Mar
Apr'
16%.
•
I
—_—
U
23
8
-
class
Macmillan; Bloedel. Powell
Apr
11%
Feb
10%
32%
.
32 %
10
.J
13%
22%.
'
-
-
93c
10c
10
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
67% Mar
Apr
Jan
.
-
9.25 Mar
16
275
..
•>> 20. 20%
17
*
——-■
/
-13%
Feb
7
8%
20
> ?
10%
13%
13%
- common
19
■
10%
22%
Investment
Common
62
—
;
_*
Loch
Jan
200
20%
10%
25
3.90
jaa
11%
B
-
Class
Jan
154
130
1,100
Eddy Paper class A——-■
v
27
Apr
8.15
7
Chem common......*
&
Textile
Dupont Co
Economic
Feb
12%
10
—_—i———-—d—23.50
Tar
Preferred
Dominion
21%
62
7
Dominion stores
V;/
9%
4.80
3.35 Mar
6,669
21 %
Jan
3.80 Mar
-
69% Mar
Apr
7%
V
Jan
16%
850
3,800
18%
1st
Cos
Locana
Mar
63%.
65:
com —.•_*
58%
2,347
►
Mar
1
—
Financial
B
fc7ass
Feb
3.60
1,310
10
Coal————I
$
Jan
78
Mar
64
Mar
50
130
——1
Dominion
150
6,100
11
Feb
Mar
2.15
1.65 Mar
1,000
15
l
Preferred
Feb
Apr
22%
——•
;
86
3.50
.
Feb
5.80
Jan
—10
Groceterias
Loblaw
10% Mar
Jan
11%
11'A
—
—
Magnesium
Dominion
3.20
130
Warrants
Dominion
Feb
9c
—._10
common
I_
Class
Jan
23%
44
4,695
.
22%
•
130
common——
5.00
77%
4.00
90c
—10
.......
-
Loblaw
■
8.05
Dominion 'Electro
Dominion
500
48%- 48%
22%
General
Canada
of
40
6%
Secord
Mcleods
Dale' Est-a-te —--T-i-*—T-—*.
Distillers
'
10%.
;
90C
f
•
A
Cement
Levy Industries
Preferred'-.-
Jan
9%
-
Feb
8%
H 5,527
1.50
A-
class
1
$1.40 preferred
$1,25
preferred
Feb
18%
V
10%
;
Ontario
■Leland
Feb
9
•.
£
::
Cement
Laurentide
Jan
109
18%
10
■
Ltd. common-
3.45
/; 11
./i.-:;;.-/1'-;,*
Laura
Jan
.9
10
—'
————
Jan
90c
k
2.90
class
Lambton Loan
.
25
Feb
9%
>.
Feo
18%
50
3.95
•
Preferred
8.95 Jan
Jan
106
450
10
8%
18"% Mar
5
109
Lake
Jan
Jan
:
—
——1
Trust
International
J an
£
1—4—
Timber preferred
a
10
Lakeland Gas
Jan
>
j—
Nest
11%
•
Cosmos
Crush
Apr
7%
15,288
'
'/
91/4
•
Feb
4
17%
'7%
4.00
Warrants
Apr
Feb
4.65
13 %
14,025
-A 19
20%
Jan
:
4,055
21%
19%
——
7
7%
Apr
415
'
62%
16%
preferred
Common
16%'Mar
12% Jan
2,830
22%
109
40c
9c
Lafarge
Jan
8
3,687
8%;
7.25
Crows
16
8%
14%
(
—,-w—100
60%
8
—s
Labatt
Feb
8%
715
8%
■
High
6% Mar
700
'
70
17
.
Kelly Douglas
-Warrants
Mar
7%
14% Feb
100
81/4
<
common—
Imperial
(R L) Ltd--
9%
8
>
16
•
TO
Corby Distillery class A_———.
Coronation Credit —-—-i
—.
A
14%
2,015
Mining & Smelting—
Copp Clark. Publishing
Class
1,790
2,853
common.'—
Class B preferred
Crown
20'A
16
v'; 9% '
18
Apr
4.30
Warrants
Crestbrook
5%
■
/■» 8
1.75
62%
Rights
22% Mar
34%
Apr
2,000
4.15
..'
;.
16% Mar
6
15%
*
1.70
70
v
Jan
;
29%
5%
•
16
—1
1.70
*
/
common-
'
4.15
——_u—..I*--—---u-
Consolidated
Feb
150
A 50
19%
Consolidated Bakeries ——'
Consumers Gas
16%
22
29%
—
—
Conduits IJatidnak
..Preferred
Jan
a—
Enterprises
Consolidated
Jan
21
725-
18
v
82
29%
Development—«—►.—.
P
Crain
18
'
20
670
-
28
22
III
i—
B
LoW
604
Apr
27-
18
5.00
84%
25c
14% Mar
100
37 %
29%
u_.
5.00
83%
•
II
Ltd
Class
8,451--
I_20
;-i—
Canadian
Club
Jan
27 %
14%
17%
27%
.—
5.00
5
.fl
Class B warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
'
7
83%
.
Service
'Preferred;''
13%
37%
:
Lake
Apr
83%
Corp class: a—:JlM
Canadian Utilities 4Vi% preferred- -10
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Canadian Vickers
—:
Tire
7
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/
Pipe Line
Steel
Pipe
Public
■
50c
„25c
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6%
High
'40c
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Jamaica
Jan
Shares
t 7%
7
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—
;
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for Week
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Discount
A
Jan
17%
Salt
Class
16%
Jan
'
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Apr
Investors
7%
—:
*
/Warrants
79%
-
Range
of Prices
Low
common-*
Commercial
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
Jan
/a:
Warrants
Credits
Common
Mar
72%
Bldg
Inter-Provincial
Apr
12
Jan
5
,
1959
Feb
10
'
V
Jan
79
•5%
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
250
Interprovincial
Jan
24
*
;—
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Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
10
11%
66%
66%
"50
.
Oil Cos, common—
preferred
9 %
Co————,
Marconi
21% Mar
19%
Apr
.2.50
common——
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225
--
17'A
11%
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160
'T
Week's
t
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High
Low
6 Va
Canadian
Canadian
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21%
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Canadian
High
18
*—
--
Last
Sale Priee
Range Since Jan. 1
2.50
►—
Canadian
STOCKS
Shares
18
*
Class B
Thursday
for Week
of Prices
General Securities class A—♦
(Range for Week Ended April 19) '
Sales
Range
.
Sale Price
Canadian
1
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1958)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
■
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Steinberg
class
Sterling
23
23
1
A
•
Star
1.40
500
19%
20
900
55
55
55%
1,383
—10
66%
66
66%
2,666
—50
62
61
62
70
common-
Bank-
*
Steel
Vector
Electric
73%
3.05
48%
•48%
41
41
25
40%
Jan,
41%
23%
Apr
27%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
5,904
11,495
14 % Feb
15%
4,691
36
36%
53
21%
21%
21%
2534
26
6%
•
common
6%
6%
B
•
Jan
23%
Jan
2,650
7%
Jan
14c
4,400
3,795
22c
Mar
Jan
8%
6% Apr
Jan
63
3.35
300
10
60%
200
Grey
&
Trust
Vulcan
5%
5
5%
850
4.45
Jan
5%
Jan
1.30
54%
Jan
1.25
1.25
*
57%
58%
•
4.50
3,382
1,250
1
2.45
2.50
600
Feb
2.85
18
18%
1,025
18
Apr
23%
—
*
17
Mar
*
250
9
Mar
10%
Western
Canada
35
Feb
Eauipment
Knapp Canada
&
Westcoast Trans
Voting
trust
(Geo)
Breweries
5
35
35
1.05
1.05
400
class
A
•
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Preferred
Leduc
2.90
.100
1.50
Jan
3.80
3.90
1,450
2.70
Jan
43 %c
40c
45c
6 %c
6%c
7%c
10%c
12c
►
*
6.00
6.75
80c
1
8V2c
Wesc Petroleum
38c
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3,200
3%c.
50c
Exploration
^•
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1
1
/
28c
13c
Jan
62c
11,000
Daragoil Mines-
Jan
Decoursey Brewis Minerals-
1
Jan
Deer
Mines
1
1
—
Mar
i-
Delnite
Apr
28c
w
Denison
22,%-C. Feb
6c
Mar
8%c
Feb
Doine
Petroleum
2.50
12%
11%
14c
Donalda
Apr
10%
9.00
Jan
Dunraine
13 %c
Jan
16c
Feb
Duvan
8,670
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
Duvex
92c
Jan
1.37
Apr
8.000
8c
Jan
16 Vac
87c
Feb
73c
103,430
45c
Jan
93c
14 %c
Jan
36c
Jan
1,300
1.00
Feb
1.19
Apr
1
8c
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8c
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1
7 %c
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11,000
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Jan
11 %c
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Feb
10c
East
Jan
8,500
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.
1
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1
6 Vie
6c
6%c
11,700
5%c
1
3.35
3.35
3.45
1,400
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preferred
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1
1
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3,500
1,500
c
,
1.90
V
1.66
•
1
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5%c
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1.77
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3.35
3.60
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:
,
■
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6,000
9c
Jan
32c
10c
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Jan
Feb
Mar
Mar
15 %c
Jan
11c
Apr
19c
9,000
4Vic Mar
7c
Jan
Mar
58c
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;
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,
47c
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.
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2.62
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3.10
4.50
2,100
1,435
2.70
2.79
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1
5c.
5c
5c
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5,750
1,500
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36c
Apr
,,
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4.90
4c
'
Feb
Jan
6c
Mar
Jan
Mines
Cadamct
Calalta
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1
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;
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.
Canada
Canada
.
Gas
&
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——
I
1
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28c
2.30
V
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5JB0;
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19 %c Mar
9,710
20%
Jan
25c
Jan
28c
2,200
'
2.30.
2:30;
1,920
:
5V55-
5/80
7,255
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14%
;
99c1
3.95
1
Canada Tungsten
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Canadian Chieftain Petroleum
Delhi
Warrants
2,500
25 %
"
1
Canadian
22c
24%
24%
"
—
Camerina,Petrol
Campbell Chihougnmau _i_
Campbell Red Lake.——
I,960
20c
•
2.20
3.60
Z
14%
1.00
3.95
■
.
500
3,300
21,075
1.25
Jan
; -
80c3.05
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dyno Mines..
•
10,500
5%c Mar
94c
18,000
90c
Jan
7.50
16%
•
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2.60 Mar
4.35
Feb
Jan
Jaye
2,000
95c
95c
40c
45c
32c
33c
1.49
Apr
Mar
765
92c
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84,229
4,225
26c
Feb
31c
Jan
38c
Feb
Jelllcoe
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Feb
Joliet
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Jonsmith
Jan
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Jan
Jowsey Mining" Co .Ltd—
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19c
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Kenville
2,903
85c
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16,250
22c
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14c
6,249
10c
Jan
7c
:7c
567
43.
Quebec
13c
25c
6%c Mar
*9
1.45
149
325
12%
12%
12%
4.3G0
11%
Feb
7.20
7.00
7.20
II,413
7.00
Jan
1.91
1.90
2.20
31.960
1.17
1.55
Jan
Jan
~7cc
1.13
63c
Gold
;
Apr
KerrrAddison Gold
Jan
Kilembe
Copper
—:
10%c
Kopan Developments Ltd
/
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1.60 Mar
8.45
2.20
45,5.00
11c.
-
.
-
;
Mar
6c
40,000
9,150
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13 %c
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18,200
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306
4.00
.
2.95
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13
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Canadian
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4.15
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2.05
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1.95
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2.35
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1.17
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1
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Mar
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Apr
5.50
16,100
37c
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10c
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73c
Jan
6c
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78c
1
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Aunor
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Jan
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9c
Jan
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1
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19y2c
1
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198,724
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1
Jan
20c
Jan
3.55
Feb
43c
12,925
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2.50
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Cowichan Copj>er
Apr
Copper
Yellowknife Mines.*
Atlin
Mine
Red
Courvan
4.10 Mar
•
Warrants
Atlas
Pershcourt
Quebec Gold Mines
Crowpat Minerals
Mines!
Associated
Mines
4%c
:
2.05 ~ V / 9,175
12c 12y2c
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Atlantic
1
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Gold
2.00
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Gold
Larder
Mines
58c
2.05
1
Copper Rand Chlboug
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13,000
goc
2
Copper-Man
1
Lead Mines
Asamera
63c
Exploration——1
Jan
—
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6,301
Jan
—*
Yellowknife
Rouyn
1.09
Jan
1
Anchor Petroleums
Ansil
1.03
6.35
Mines
Pacific. Cons
Anglo
1,09
17%
2.90
8,085
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3,300
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3.70
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3.70
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39c
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Mar
95c
,
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i
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1
Oils Ltd-.
4.50
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American
39c
1
9,266
Feb
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Mac
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89%
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Alminex
30c
41c
4.50
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1,000
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4,000
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Jan
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11c
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
35%
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Feb
19%
1.05 Mar
7,600
3,305
20%
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Wood
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Jan
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common
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Ltd
common
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1
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Jan
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29%c
1
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30c
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Commonwealth
56% Mar/
52% Mar
810
53
36%
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1
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Gold
Lake
Combined
Apr
24%
;
Low
1.52
67c
Coin
Feb
4.35
23%
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1.38
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47c
Cocheilour
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
134,700
6c " \ 8,700.
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18c ' ^* 9,500 48c —- 2,000-7
Chromium
Feb
97/a
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Jan
64
Feb
61
1
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Chili Kayrand Copper Minings
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17c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—1 '•>;•/ 47c
Feb
50
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Corp
Vendomatlc
60
7, 65% Mar
2,325
26
Gas
United
Apr
23%
*
Union
of Canada
54'/a
——:
Chester ville- Mines
Jan
Apr
Apr
Pipeline
class
50
21%
•
Acceptance 1st pfd
Corps
3.25
Jan
1
Union
United
19
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for Week
of Prices
Low
.
1" / 8%c— 7%c
i
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1.70 Feb
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810
8y4
3.05
—40
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Prairie
7%
3.25
•
class A
Finance
;
7%
I—*
—
preferred
Canada Pipeline
Trans
Apr
•
preferred
Warrants
5%
Jan
16%
20
Towers Marts common
Traders
15%
Jan
1.40
Ltd
Canada
Toronto
Trans
Jan
200
2,250
Porcupine
Charter
Mar
49
14
14%
15%
•
Toronto Dominion
Central
Jan
13%
14%
common
25°
Mar
48% Mar
15%
i.
.
/
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
100
-
15%
Switson Industries
Texaco
48%
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Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary-
XainPlyn
22
60
23
48%
—10
Trusts
Low
High
Week's
Last
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Par
'
Thursday
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Monday, April 23,. 1962
.
.
"(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
Thursday
.
Jan
2.88 ■Mar
42c
Jan
17c
Apr
29 Vi
Apr
.7.95
Jan
10c-
Jan.
31C, Jan
Volume
195
Number
6153
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1959)
CANADIAN MARKETS "(Range
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Low
Thursday
for Week
Range
Par
for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
S T O CK S
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
High
Week's
Lamaque
Landa
Mines
Gold
Mines—.
4.00 Mar
3.30
Jan
4.60
3.70
4.60
4.60
140
44 %c 46 %c
10,250
41c
48c
Lencourt
Gold
Mines.
Lexindin
Gold
4.60
44V2C
1.07
1
1.60
1
Mines
1
Long Lac Gold
_•
1.05
Louvicourt
Mines
5,350
9c
3c
3%c
12,000
1.68
1.65
1.70
V
31J/2C
34c
1.73
33c
1.78,
1.86-
8%c
9c
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10c
29,000
6c
6c
6.500
,
tjan
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.73
5,000
9%c
Mar
Jan
Feb
30c
Apr
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8c
Low
Manitou
Mattagami
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Gold
3.35
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Explorations
.—
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MacLeod
Madsen
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23c
25c
4c
4c
4%c
4,941
Feb
Realm
Feb
Reeves
3.60
Apr
23c,
Apr
3Vic
Jan;,
1.05
1.09
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.—
3.10
9,900
21,500
;
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Lake——
Red
23c
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Ltd
Mines
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
3.35
2.14
2.05
2.15
14,550
4%c
4%c
5c
12,000
1,100
1.05
Jan
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II
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Maralgo
Marboy.
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Jan
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Apr
91c
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Jan
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Jan
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Matachewan
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11c
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9%c
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I 46c
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11c
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Mar
88c
Mar
8c
Jan
7c
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Jan
Gold
:
14c
Feb
Silver
5V4C
1
Silver
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Jan
51%
Feb
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20c
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Mar
52c
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72c
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71c
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47c
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2.31
10,262
65c
Jan
70C
Feb
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24c
1.03
Jan
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Mar
Siscoe
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y 32c
32c
35c
28C
3,700
15c
16c
Mines
Stanrock
14 y«
15
8,665
Min
1
5%C
5%c
6c
69c
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Murphy Oil
13 y2
5.70
5.80
II,550
5c
600
1.40
5.10
5.10
37c
37c
69c
71c
9,650
64c
75C
40,374
64c
29c
29c
28c
23,100
21c
3.15
400
1.17
1.30
157,050
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Starratt
Feb
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Exploration
1.17
lie
National
Petroleum
Nealon
2.25
Apr
Cons
Sunburst
Calumet
New
Continental Oil of Canada
New
Davics
New
Goldvue
Feb
Sylvanite
Gold
Jan
Feb
New
Harricana
Hosco
Apr
1.78
1.99
3,640
32c
,
32c 7/:,
9c
9y2c
5y2c
J
6.65
6.85
V?
7%c
1.50
1.47
Manitoba. M
Mylamaaue Mining
&
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5%c Feb
27c
Apr
21c
Jan
29c
Jan
Jan
28c
Feb
Ultra
4,500
8y2c
Feb
14c
Jan
4,100
3V2C
Jan
sy2c Jan
10y20 Mar
9c
7,750
7c
Jan
7,600
5,316
71c
Jan
8c
7c
6%c
7c
7c
8c
7,100
22c
46,300
16c
-
1.20
Shawkey
1
-
United
United
United
Canso
3,250
t
United
Keno
Jan
United
14V4C
14c 15 Vic
42c
Mar
United
New
v
Mar
52c
Jan
Jan
13c
Apr
Nisto Mines
8c
8c
9c
19,020
8c
Jan
13 %c
Feb
6c
1
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
35c
Jan
8yac
Jan
,712c
Norbeau
2,500
46c
Mar
6,500
1.35
Feb
5,500
4c
Jan
4,500
19c
Jan
500
30c
Mar
37c
Jan
5c
Mar
9c
Jan
:::::iii
Mines
5%c
6c
12c
12c
12c
1
5,000
12
1,000
54c
Feb
1.62
Jan
7c
Jan
41c
Normetal
•
North
Oils
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
2.79
2.85
21c
23c
51,633
7c
7V2C
3,800
Vauze
68c
v
>
8.30
;
21c
North
:
Northern
Nova
Oils
Jan
29%
Apr
West Maiartic Mines
Jan
Western
„
1.42
80c
82c
8.40
8.60
89c
Mar
74c
1,896
42,045
32'C
85,670
21c
36c
38c
4,000
31c
Apr
61c
Mar
50c
250
38c
Mar
55c
Jan
2.55
2.70
10,640
21c
23c
3.000
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
Yale
10c
10c
2,000
9c
Jan
11c
Jan
Beaucage
—
Yankee
37e
37c
2.G60
36c
Mar
65o
Jan
Yellowknife
Mines
11c
12c
13,625
lie
Apr
16c
Jan
Young (H G) Mines
7.45 Mar
Jan
32c,
: i'
;
2.85
Apr
Decalta
Western
Surf
Petroleum
Inlet
class
Lake
O'Brien
Oka
5V2C
Gold Mines
Rare
Okalta
5%c
3,000
4%c
1,200
52c
8c
9c
6,000
7%c
Feb
11c
12c
6,370
9c
Jan
8c
1
—90c
<
6.75
1
6'/2C
6V'2C
7c
4,000
5c
Jan
9c
1
32c
30c
32c
20,550
21c
Jan
32c
Osisko
1
43c
43c
50c
14,000
43c
Apr
15%
1534
13,005
8.30
8.70
100
26c
26c
1.15
Pato
Pax
Porcupine
of
Gold
Permo
Gas
Gold
Pitch
Oil
&
Oil
Ore
9c
9V2C
12,500
8c
Feb
6.75
Jan
2.60
Jan
8.50
8.60
2.93
2.91
2.93
300
33c
40c
97,450
33c
Gas
Purdex
16c
Jan
22c
Apr
—
Mar
44c
Jan
lie
Jan
14c
Jan
3,100
55c
Mar
75c
Apr
;
52c
Mar
22c
21c
22c
3,660
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
*
57c
55c
57c
2,866
54c
Mar
65c
Jan
10V2c
10c 12V2c
217,200
5c
Mar
1
82c
78c
88c
123,050
41c
Feb
a
29
28%
64c
65c
36 Vi c
1
Ltd—
•
Ltd
Ltd
720
29 y4
65c
1
Gold
Producers
■26c
6,100
12c
70c
Mar
18,800
30c
67c
32c
IIIII
Mines
Airwavs
Minerals
80,000'
1
Ltd
36 Vic
1.96
5c
8,100
39c
6.60
6.75
73c
•
'.V
6.75
1,408
73c
74c
3,950
1.90 ;:i.96
5c
5%c
22,716
13,000
12 Vic
Apr
89c
Apr
27 V4
Jan
29 y2 Mar
60c
Apr
91c
Feb
35 Vic Mar
85c
Jan
3,000
"
*
Provo
Feb'
Feb
Ilsoa
Mines
Feb
Apr
10c
29c
,
5.50 Jan
71c
Mar
1.90 Apr
4Vic Jan
6.75
9c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
32c
31 Vic
1.02
18 Vic 18 Vic
604
Mar
15c
80c
Feb
Jan
6c
Mar
Apr
1.26
Feb
Jan
1.80
1.68
1.85
39,850
25c
28c
176,800
15c
19c
19c
'22c
15.001
14c
Jan
:; 1.00
1.00
1.00
19,990
95c
22c
Mar
1.41 Mar
.
Jan
Feb
1.90
35c
23c
1.03
Mar
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
Lead
&
1
Mines——
-
90c
90c
91c
1'
—
11 Vic
1
Oil
Bear
ioy2c
20c
Zinc
Canuck
17c
17c
5c
11c
2,300
9ViC ny2c
295,900
3c
Jan
7,080
90c
Mar
18c
20,400
14c
Mar
38c
5c
1,000
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
III,750
41,700
15Vic
Jan
37c
Mar
20c
Mar
32c
Jan
10c
——.1
9 Vic Mar
14c
Mar
liy2c Mar
i.05
Jan
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Asbestos
•
Corp
Bulolo Gold
Dredging
Shares
of Prices
Low
•
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
E
38
Dollars
Sales
Low
38
38
25
35%
35
36
1,840
7.90
0
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7.90
8.00
4,985
40 y2
High
38
%
Apr
40
Feb
33%
Apr
36
Apr
7.65
Feb
8.30
Jan
Paper
Glass
common
Dominion
Preferred
Dominion
Hayes Steel
Ogilvie
75
78
15
80
25%
26
400
27%
27%
Feb
42
Mar
44
Jan
Mar
84
Apr
14%
Jan
16
Feb
23%
Jan
25
21
Jan
26% Feb
27 % Apr
Jan
39% Mar
39%
Jan
27%
2.50
37%
37
37%
542
34
1
class
A
11%
11%
11%
250
11% Mar.
1
•
•
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust
Yukon Cons Gold Corp
KMHHMShI
Zellers
-
z*
'
36
-
21
Apr
24%
Jan
51%
180
51
Feb
55
Jan
52
186
50
Apr
56%
7V4
650
7
Jan
47c
51
14,010
7y4
•
common
Jan
22
50
22
12%
21%
'51%
2.50
Price Bros
Feb
10,428
84
*
Products.
Flour
450
41
15
15
•
Inc
Maclaren
39
41%
40
83
40 Ya
•
Linoleum
International Paper
Loblaw
[
IIIII10
...
Oilcloth
41%
•
——
47c
500
45C
Apr
50c
Jan
35%
36
275
32
Jan
36
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.28
»
Canadian Gen Investments
Consolidated
Apr
1.02
7yac Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•No
included
V
Quebec Ascot Copper—:
3 Vic
3,537
21c
9.00 Mar
2.99
41c
10c
11c
Oils
Rouyn
Preston
Apr
10y2c Jan
5,800
67c
Uranium
Prospectors
Feb
11,050
29c
59c
2,000
26y2c
Feb
18c
40C
8,315
4c
1
Feb
13C
33c
71c
1.14
Mar
16C
33c
Gas
Gold
26 Vic Mar
69c
1.02
Feb
12y2C
i6%c
Mines
Co
412
8.50
1
7.95 Mar
;
Feb
95c
1
Development
Powell
50c
Jan
IIII_1
Ltd
Place Oil & Gas
Ponder
Jan
72c
Oil
&
Crow
Placer
38c
5,276
Exploration
Perron
Phillips
12,150
85c
•
Exploration
Pickle
40c
85c
.
Paymaster Consol
Petrol
38 Vic
85c
2
Canada—
Consolidated
Peerless
30c
40c
II
International
PCE
10%
•
Paramaque Mines
Patino
18
200
;
Jan
14J/ac Feb
i
4c
S T O CK S
Ltd
7y2c Jan
69c
——
Mar
Pamoil
52c
Jan
>1
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
Ormsby Mines
Pamour
Jan
3c
1.03
50c
:
!;
—
2.73 Mar
Gold
1,000
Jan
13c
18 %c Mar
5.65 Mar
.20c
Jan
Jan
27c
2.05 Jan
—
8.90
Jan
25c
11,000
Petrol
Feb
Jan
27c
13,950
Palliser
8.10
Jam
4.00
1
11,167
Jan
99c
12c
Zulapa Mining
17c
7.75 Mar
Jan
Jan
6.20
14 Vb Mar
Jan
73c
Jan
2.53
25C
14y2c
Jan
II Vic
Jan
lie
32c
6.00
155/«
Feb
2.09 Mar
7 67
V17c
"
2.40
Warrants
8c
7
28.000
32c
6.10
Pacific Petroleums
Feb
Apr
7 3,400
1,288
30c
2.46
Mines
Feb
5c
1.31
12c
31C
1
Lake
v
11,000..
15c
1
1
Orenada
Apr
1.84 Jan
6.90
Zenmac Metal Mines
Mines
13y2c Jan
14c
Jan
Orchan
16c
Apr
1.80 Feb
:32c
Feb
Oleary Maiartic.
Opemislca Copper
16c ■
Jan
Jair
Jan
6.50
74c
Jan
57c
i
lie.
1
Metals
Oils
Feb
Apr
24c
Jan
>57
1,204
54,850)
4»/2c
7c
Jan
57c
Mines.
A—
:
Yukeno Mines
Obaska
9.50
Jan
——1
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windfall
I
4oy2c 44y2c
14»/2C
♦
6.75
2.35
Jan
Jan
24c
1.45 Mar
7,066
4,592
5.333
1,000
4Vic
1
28c
10c
17,920
1.31
43c
«.l
Westburne Oil
6.40
2.70
2.06
Apr
1.40 Mar
13,525
58% 59%
18Vic 20Vic
1
69c
6.40
1
11c'
II
45c
Jan
20c
Jan
6.25 Mar
Apr
8.00 Mar
17c
15,062
;••
25
Feb
12c
1
20c
4.56
•
76c
Apr
22V2C Mar
Mar
47,150
18,087
V
6c
—1
——
65
Mines
Ltd
Mines—
Nudulama
Apr
Jan
Nickel—
Petroleum
•
Canada
Northland
Norvalie
5.05
1.332
5c
1
2.25
Lake
460
Northspan class A warrants
Jan
35c
3,661
22c
80c
•
Westates
27
1
1,200
8.55
6c
Wespac Petroleums
1
Rankin
1.57
8.30
.
8.50
Werner
\
14%
22c
—
Jan
Jan
Apr
29,100
1.62
Jan
Feb
12%
8,505
45c
1.52
Apr
Jan
3,975
13
5.75
41c
'■
1.52
8c
1.80
21c
29c
3.10
70c
Jan
24c
24 %c
47c
i
18c
1.42
!
27
31c
6,250
21c
20c
Weedon Mining
47c
1
Jan
1.56
1
41c
-
7c
25c
1.96
Jan
Jan
71c
Exploration
Goldcrest
14yac Feb
64,783
1.40
Apr
Mar
45,150
j'.f." 4,625
26y2c
Jan
25
21c
5.05
43c
Jan
41c
1.60 Mar
12%
127/e
i
5,106
20c
1.38
27
Coldstream
North
4,150
Apr
1.35
16C 18 Vic
58%
47c
"
23c
20c
Mines —1'
i
—!
Jan
64c
(,
5.10
4c
1.73
Jan
10c
V
Ventures Ltd ...E—I
Vespar Mines
:
1
50
Warrants
Northgate
1.88
1.73
y
II,000
70 64c
19c
20c
6c
2.76
3,621
22c
25c
common
Preferred
North
2.83
1
*
Mining Corp
Northcal
Jan
1.70
"
Norpax Nickel
45c
12c
67c
Vandoo Consolidated Exploration.—1
15% Mar
Mar
500
26y2c
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
32c
2,000
55c
1.65
1
Waite Amulet Mines——_
64c'; Jan
1
:: 12c
1
47c
;
Apr
245,371
Mar
1.50
6c
1.53 Mar
64c
1.41
Mar
230 23V2c
1.55 Mar
36c
55c
16%c
.
47c
5%C
Jan
Apr
54c
IIHi
„
500
32c
Mines
Norlartic
55c
£T>
IllII-
17,186
Mines
Norgoid
56C
Jan
Jan
1.62 Mar
66c
—
57c
23c
18c
Mar
75c
Upper Canada Mines
1
Gold
Acme
83c
2,000
Violamac Mines
Nor
Jan
9,650
19,753
65,675
1
United Reef
1.45
12 Vic
1.20
1.18
1
;
^
United Oils.
4c
46 y2 c
1.65
Mar
1.28
i.
Fortune—
Feb
34c
47c
45c
1.49 Mar
95c
32c 33y2c
1
30c
1
Mar
1.03
•
9,900
1
36c
Feb
40c
1.06
1
14 %c 14J/2c
Mines
v
Jan
24c
Apr
1.07
c
5,000
17c
90c
1.80
Mai-
Mar
8Vic
1.07
Hill
111.800
13V/2c Mar
85c
15c
Mindamar
12c
55c
1.45 Mar
12Vic Jan
8,325
1
—
35c
56c
Mar
2,300
10,740
1
Buffadison
37c
1
& Smelting
Mines
9c
8,930
Asbestos..!
Jan
35c
Mines
Fbe
40c
j._
ioy2c
-
7c
1.53
II—1
—.
34%c
1
Mar
1.08
L.
Union Mining- - Corp—
Union Oil
11c
35c
Smelt Ltd_l
25c
1.49
Mines
9c
Apr
lOVaC; Jan
Jan
Feb
i 43,975
v;: 5,100
r
1.65
251/2c
Jan
Mar
Jan
18c
11c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
23c
89c
S^S
1.00
1
Towagmac Exploration
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
2,000
87c
6c
Apr
1.00
1
11,600
i
Mar
Jan
•
25c
12C
10c
■i,:-4c
6.60
1.53
II—1
2iy2c 23%c
19 %c
—
&
Mines
Mining
Rim
10c
Jan
20c
Rouyn
Nickel
Jan
4C
7y2c
New
Nickel
5c
4,000
4.Y2C
Apr
6,500
i
14c 15yac
87c
Feb
Jan
38c
15,500
10c lOVic V
38c
Jan
Jan
.
16,692
1.51
15c
Jan
4Vic Feb
18,000
ay2c
Triad Oil
8c
-1
:
New
Senator
362,330
IV2C
Mines
Mines—
Gold
Jan
17c
-10O
Torbrit Silver Mines
Tormont Mines
Apr
Feb
87c
1
JasGn Mines
Kelore
4,70 Apr
2.35
Petroleum
Apr
1.93
26c
*
Jan
Jan
Mar
2.85
29c
119,350
22c 24 Vic
;; 8c
Tombill Mines Ltd
16c
:
1.60
1,000
1
38c
4%C
1.40 Mar
"
9c
*:
Jan
1
—
New
Mar
36c
Mar
4y2c
Thompson Lundmark
7y2c Jan
UMiC
Mar
10c
40c
18,800
ny2c
Jan
21c
El
160,668
1
—
Mines
New
12c-
31c
20Vic
Jan
5.40 Mar
47c
14c
1
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
4.80
Jan
Mar
2,500
—35c
Teck
38c
23c
5.00
35c
50,500
1
Mines
9y2c
23c
1.50 Mar
4.00 Mar
500
25,905
'
,
5c
Mines
30c
23c
Jan
13c
Taurcanls
Feb
Mar
13y2c Jan
1
1.35
Jan
1.41 Mar
iiot>
6.30 Feb
5,062
77
Jan
Jan
16c
"III
8V2c
50c
Mines
New
Nipissing
4C
•
Petroleum
Taku
10c
1
Mines
Feb
35c
4.85
1.82
6.85
Exploration
Feb
3.75
Mar
6C
•
I
14c
24V2C
9C
New
Jan
Feb
1.67
;
35b
Bldlamaque Gold
New
5c
6,500
•
■718c
12V'2C
IIII1
Feb
1.64
Jan
10c
11,500
10c
New
New
4.15
.
New. Atliona Mines
Newnorth
3.75
3.85
Mines
Apr
7c
1.35
Apr
2,000
'
™>
Contact
49c
Jan
94c
19,300
7%C
4c
7
New-Alger Mines-
Newiund
ioc ny2c
6V2C
.—
Mar
1.98
13c
Nickel
Sudbury
Tidal
National
18c
Jan
1.82
32 c
Apr
86c
Jan
1
Nama Creek Mines
Feb
Jan
1.00
'
Jan
Jan
7c
4Vic Mar
500
26c 28y2c
II—1
Apr
20c
j,f 14c
Sturgeon River Gold
8c
-t
Apr
46c
1
20c
:
Jan
9c
7,580
y
•
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Mar
1.75
1,500
4.15
•
Uranium
19c
Mar
42c
1
———
.
3.10
1
8c
4 Vic Mar
I,500
1.37
4.00
Stanwell Oil & Gas
15
Jan
69c
1'
Mar
1
Oils
42c
Feb
43yac
_1
'
:
70c
'
15c
;
:6,062
•
—
Jan
Jan
6,550
24c
1.37
Jan
7c
1
Oils
&
Feb
29c
1.05
__50c
—
Ltd
Union
Mines
Feb
;12%C Jan
14%c Mar
5,500
15
*
Porcupine
14c
10%
30,177
23c
4.15
Jan
Apr
Feb
29,600
: ^
1.00
1
Sullivan
25 Mic
*
Moneta
2.40
Feb
•:7
4,000
5Vic
1
Feb
3.00
Apr
9,300
9%c ioy2c
Mining Corn
Mt -Wright Iron—:
Multi Minerals
Jan
1.70 Mar
>■
38c
1,000
5c
—1
Mines
6c
Mentor Exploration & Development _50c
1
Merrill Isiand Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
1
Mines—
1.15
19c
•
5c
12,800
5.70
1
Mines
150
62c
Ore
;
■'vT-.-i-
23c
IIBoc;
Gold
7
Jan
Apr
Jan
'
1.05
•
Miller
44%
2.50
—
73c
...s7 1.70
Mar
9.20
12,900
■
17c
1.98
—50o
Sigma Mines Quebec
Apr
14c
1.82
1
Gordon
3,200
59c
City. Petroleums
5c
15c
Sherritt
2,022
2.40
Mill
ioc
1.98
1
Sheep Creek
20,400
62c
1
9c
5c 7
Security Freehold
6c
2.50
.
50c
9c
Metal
16c
1.25
Mining-.
5,COO
47c
10c
14,750
'7c
17c i7y2c
Jan
14
McWatters Gold Mines
Midrim
10%
6c
Petrol
4sy2
6c
—W
•
15,500
'
10 y2
47c.
7
Feb
11 Va C i2yac
.
Uran
Feb
13c
Jan
•
——
2.00
71c
:
Apr
400
'
J
Feb
1.35
Feb
Apr
Jan
7yac
,500
2.40
10%
Feb
57o
Jan
8.80
.
1
Midcon Oil-
80c
66,600
12c
1.43
2.20
Gold
River
11c
1
10c
8,350
90c
11c
Jan
21c
Jan
86c
Jan
10%
Jan
Mines %
Satellite
43c
9%C
Apr
Sarcee
73c
13
14 Vic
Jan
Jan
Lake-
Medallion Petroleums.
43c
—
Antonio
Jan
19,925
II (4c
I
Mar
,1.42
Ryanor Mining
San
12c
Lake..
Red
50c
1.43
Silvermaque
McKenzie
53c
2,943
Consol
20c
23,600
48%
McMarmac
Mar
63c
uy2c
Mines
Feb
7c
76c
_1
Mclntyre
15c
15Vic
9.15 Mar
1.47
.-
Athabasca
7y2c Ma r
8,500
-
V
.
13 Vic Mar
3,800
80
46c 48 %c
II
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
13,625
Mar
1.15
7
Jan
21c
'
.1
Mines
Jan
2%C
-1
Barvue
4c
20c
-
2,780
59c
liyic
Mines
Rockwin
.1
Apr
Jan
32c
Apr
88c
1.43
—.
-
Jan
23c
Feb
Jan
17c
12 Vic Mar
-
7,150
27,295
'J.
Macdonald
Rexpar Minerals
Algom
Jan
..V
Magnet Coins Mines—
19c
High
9c
5.15
Feb
9.75
52c
Mining
Rio Rupununi Mines
1.16
9 Vic
60c
Rio
2.35
Jan
2.05 Mar
9.60
•77;
Jan
3.40 Mar
1.44
Jan
5c
9,040
12,457
5c
17,862
92c
14c 14 Vic
20c
Apr
31c
v
26c
90c
9.75
.
Renabie
3.15
23c
14c
Petroleum
Jan
7c
3,800
90c
Mining
12c
.
5%c Jgry ;
1,000
'
Mines
Gold
17 Vic
Jan
3.70
26c
""
Queenstown
14,000
15c ioy2c
16 V4C
Quebec Metallurgical
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
39c
Apr
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7C
3.60
Quonto
,
Jan
Quebec
Shares
High
6 V2O
Corp
Jan
1.97
6'/2c
Radiore Uranium Mines
Apr.., ;<c^.2.43 Jan
5c
Quebec Lithium
Develop.
Jan
5V2C
Mar
9c
Labrador
for Week
of Prices
Par
Quebec
Quebec
1.65 Mar,-
12,800'
8V2C
Mines.
3.00 Jan
,
Feb
3c
52,910
,
1
Gold
i
1,840
„1
—
1.46
38,400
3%c
I
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
232,800
1.60
8c
-III
Gas
Loraao Uranium Mines-
1.32
1.55
V
8V2C
Lynx -Yellowknife
Jan
3.65
—50c
American
Long Point
2,900
3.45
3.70
II10c
;
Leitch Gold Mines
Little
Feb
2.66-2.75
•
Law gis'Silver
Latin
2.60
2.66
l
OH
787
1
Sales
Range
Sale Price
"
Lake-Shore
43
10c
7,832
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
35c
62,800
20c
Jan
35c
Api*
par
value,
a
Odd
lot
sale
(not
Included
in
year'B
range),
d Deferred delivery
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price. rCash sale (not Included
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
wiWhen issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
<
range),
sale (not
in year's
delivered.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1960)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
bid")
by the
bought (indicated by the
or
furnished
quotation
Securities
They are
(indicated
The following bid
wide
national' distribution.
.distribution
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
primarily
.
—1
—10°
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co •
Adler Electronics Inc
lQc
Aeronautical Electronics —_—1
Aerotest Labs. Inc—
Aerovox Corp
1
Aileen Inc
1
Airpax Electronics
5
Airwork
;
•
Corp
Corp
;•
5Va
Par
48%
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen Organ Co
Allied
Maintenance
Allied
Radio
Corp.
A
Alpine Geophysical Assoc
Altamil Corp
Poods Inc..
American Air Filter Co
Alterman
Heritage
American
American
Inc
Labs
Anderson
Corp
Anelex
*
A__16%o
class
25%
Precision
23
Engines Corp.
States
Products
1
!
27 %
H
.
7
25 y»
.
25
51%
27 %
28 Va
30%
First Surety
Corp
First Western Financial
National
7%
8%
21
19%
50%
Milling & Elevator__l
& Gas Corp com_3
preferred..——
25
Colorite Plastics Inc.
25c
18%
15%
Clearing House
Gas
Art
Metal
Arvida
—1
1
1
1
Inc
class
Corp
A
Inc
Products
Assembly
Products
Associated
19%
■
►
38%
Floyd Bennett Stores Tnfc.__!5c
Hood
12%
13%
22%
24%
/Foundation Company
22%
247/8
-Fox-Stanley
13%
Consultants
Bureau Ent cl A..10
4%
5%
Vndng.lOc
9'A
10'A
Photo
Franklin Corp
Frito Lay Inc
1
11%
i3y8
Frontier
Associated Transport InC
10
:•
24%'
Inc
*
7%
Light
Gas
Credit
Atlas
Corp
23%
10c
B
Class
26%
>Cook
25%
rCook
25 Va
24%,
4%.
——40c
Inc
Industries
Automation
Avon
Oil
Paint
5%
€%
?
Futterman
1
1
10
Inc—_1
7%
"
16
!
—!-—1
2
i
>
—.
*
_5
>
-
Industries
9
Garlock
Gas
13%
.V-
15%
/
29%
16%
22%
-
1
Co
24%
.1
—__70c
A
Atronics
7'General
Corp
*
Ceramic—1
Battery
Devices
General
Drive-In
Inc
14%
63%
68
General
10c
3%
4
General
Foam
Shale
Dashew
Business
General
Waterworks
:
Economics
7%
8%
13%
15 Vs
7%
8%
9%
Corp
3%
Del
Corp
__10c
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
12
13
17%
19 Va
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
15
16%
19 Va
Glickman
Dial
•
32%
34%
78%
Diamond
Co__2.50
15%
16 Va
36%
Di-Noc
55
59 %
Bemis
Bros
Beneficial
5
Co
Bag
25
I
Corp
Hathaway
...
Berkshire
13
Inc
74
1
■
34
.
.5
Leasing Co
Beryllium
Corp
8%
1
Herman
13%
50c
'8%
3
Bird
&
Hills
Black
Blatt
(M)
List
Dictaphone
Diebold
26%
Digitronics
Disc
3%
7%;
Power
&
8%
$1.25
30%
r
43%
46%
16%
Bolt
25c
5
5%
50c
12
13%
Bon
Business
Ami
Machines
&
5c
Newman
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Bowser
Inc
$1.20
Company
common
6%
:
Inc
6%
16%
16%
1
25
■■
14%
17%
6%
21%
•
7%
23%
lo
9%
British-American Const & Mat 5
Brockway Glass Co Inc..
5
17%
Milner
Dunham
class
Fire
P)
Real
Estate
&
Growth
27%
28%
48%
Brown
& Sharpe Mfg Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush
Beryllium
Buckeye
Steel
Bush Terminal
46
1
Interstate
2
69
10c
!_
Business
Byllesby
Bzura
Co.. 1
Funds
(H M)
&
Chemical
Co
Co
2 3 Va
Eastern
107
113
.20c
11%
1
2%
pfd_2
28%
31%
7%
Hanna
3%
8%
Industries
~~"l0c
Corp
Inc
For
footnotes,
Inc
Mfg
Shoe
-
~o
v
Steel
Edgerton
Germ
&
5%
; /•
6
>
:127/8
5
page 4ft
14%
El
Electronic
Paso
Flco
3%
Candy
Star
118
'
6 Va
18%
1
20
22
Henry's Drive-In Inc
Hermetite Corp
•
45
49%
Heublein
Co.
5%
27%
29%
Electrada
10%
Corp
__l
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
Electro
Instruments
'
—
1
Electro-Science
Electro-Tec
Investors
Corp
(D C)
Henderson's
Portion
6%
(Texas)..*
Co.
26%
31
Publications
23%
9%
26%
Cons
21%
24%
29%
Hearst
.Heath
9
^.1
•
..
9%
8
__i
8%
Hoover
8%
>
9%
22%
Drug
■
Lytle
24
25
Madison
Co
-27%
class
i
,1
Natural
Gas
Corp—5
27/s
*
35%
15%
,
193/4
57
5Va
127%
27%
2(
;
38 Va
36
Co—8
115
110
35'A
Carter Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Matheson
Company
1
37%
67%
-12%
19 V*
Co
w*-
_—
Mary
1
Inc
Electronics
Corp..
Co
3
2
73%
•
; 33/4
12
25%
10%
213%
9 Va
14Va
21
.28%
25
39%
11Va
42'%
12%
5 3/4
4%
48 %
52 %
11%
Mechanical
Melpar Inc
27%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines..—1
26%
McLean
(F H)
&
Industries
class
A
1
McLouth Steel Corp
'
4%
15%
Meredith
Publishing
Co....—5
!"
Meridian
Electronics
Inc——10c
137/8
Metal
2%
10 Va
' 7VA
„
3%
38
Hydrides Inc
5
Metcom Inc—!_!'—„——50c
Metromedia
Inc
——1
15 Va
5
17%
287%
33%
30%
147/e,
16%
15%
Houston
14%
18 Va
53%
' 4%
,11%
25%
*13%
Houston Fearless Corp
5
187%
30%
.
2%
Handling Systems.l
1
25 Va
■
37%
5
4Va
5%
4%
23
;13
^^1
Co
Electric
Industries
Marshall
McGraw
;
!1
113A
,
20
8%
11 %
IP
2%
14
28
1
Mattel
.—lc
F)
&
Herrington
Maxson
A
„.
2
1
16%
Corp
(E
Gas
Inc
297,8
Land
——1
14 Va
6
' 6%
2
H
237/8
9
15%
1
Corp
100 3A
*7%
sj—2
Magnefax Corp
*
Magnetics Inc
1
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
Marine Capital Corp
—1
Marlin Rockwell
Corp
1
27%
*
Inc
-
——_—•
Financial
5
Inc
33 %c
—;
1
Companies
...1
*
96%
12 %
13
1°%
34 % '■
4%
Stores
Pak
;
50
5
_1
*
1
Corp
7%
'5%
i97%
53 Va
18
Inc
1
Inc.—--——IV*
Corp
*
Lundy Elec & Sys Inc
10c
Lucky
27 Va
4%
1
Co.—
Stores
6%
5%
7
Ludlow
——
Horizon
10'A
8%
—10c
-14%
Houston
9%
8%
Va
21'A
Hidden Splendor Min 6% pfd.ll*
19%
High Voltage Engineerng Corp_l
23%
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
/25%
10%
8%
A
7
'
6
Corp
Longs
Marmon
-13%
5
Co—
Steel
MacDonald
-
8%
11%
16%
lc
5
25c
24
Corp
Telephone Co
6%
Instrument
Electric
1
Hawaiian
Pipe
.*4%
25
1
Joint
Lytton
20%
8%
Hathaway Instruments Inc.._il
.
Corp
Inc
Lone
/>/
1
Inc
353%
t
3%
^70c
Forms
(Eli). & Co Inc B—
Lock
30%
18%
29%
113
Loan
32%
1
Inc
26 VA
24
28
50c
Inc
53/4
5 Vs
.
;\/
143%
13 Vi
,
1
Lynch Communication Sys Inc.l
'
42
,
Winkle-.
7%
Corp
i9%
Sons.^
Lowe's
.
8%
11%.;
45%
1
&
Loft
;
197/a
•
10
1
Inc
5%
Edgewater Steel Co
18
__20c
Business
Loblaw
38%
19
1
Company
6%
Grier
.9%
"3JA
'■ '6 %
•
11
class A
Products
Lewis
.17%
17
1
5
Co
27%
.
.
13%
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
27%
_*
Inc
Munning
49 %
Edgcomb
22
,
4%
12%
.
45%
Inc
24
1
Liberty
.
38
*
Corp
Corp.lOc
Ltd
Corp
11%
12%
12
2.50
Lilly
,
3.50
Hanson-Van
5 Va
Bookbinding
19%
IOV2
11 Va
'
2
10
...
Levitt
188
2%
_1
Mining
Hanover
48 %
-
EICO
20
•
..12%
see
Va
4%
46 %
Laboratory
Ecuadorian
10
15 %
5
•
16%.
9%
r
Economics
Economy
31%
29
j
I"*"l0c
Service
18%
23
21
16%e
California Interstate Tel.
5
California Liquid Gas
Corp.IIl
Calif Water
■16%
8
~
20c
Associates..10
Utilities
4%
10
Co
15%
-r'
Cosco
Handmacher-Vogel
Handy & Harman
12 Va
Eastern Racing Association
Inc..T__25c
C E I R Inc class A__
F M
Company
Daldor
36%
35%
i
Inc. „v
C
Cadre
33
;
'73%
6V2
3%
18 Vi
!
Cement
——
19%
;
.41
Mangment class A_10c
Hamilton
21%
23
Corp
Harvey-Wells
33
15 Va
313A
58
2.50
Lence Lanes
13%
7%
*
Inc
Marrud
3
297%
54 •//>
1
—
237/8
;
10
1
Hamilton
6%
5%
20
1
Dynacolor
Corp
Dyna-Therm Chemical
Dynamics Corp of Am $1
Dynatronics Inc
.28%
Va
29% / :
::
2.50
—
Co
Lestoil
•3%
11%
1
Hamilton
Va
1
;
Hajoca
7%
66
2%
Corp
Company
Dymo Industries Inc
Corp
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
Hager Inc
9 Va
49
6%
1
Inc
Bush
8
.1
10
Casting Co
•
Buildings Co.lOc
27%
26 V4
14 r
6.25
Portland
Steel
Blower
26%
,
2%
16'A
18%
5%
1_1
Gulf Southwest Capital Corp..1
Gyrodyne Co of America
1
52%
•
Durlron
18%
Co——2
preferred
conv
Inc.
,
14%
179
-35%
1
Chemical
"
Lei
:i 8% !
307/8
1
Dura
;
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Leeds Travelware
41%
14V2
-_1
!
'
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Guardian
27%
10%
17
2*
Lease,Plan International Corp.l
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds .& Northrup Co....50c
r
4%
•
.
12'A
_*
Dunlap Inc—1
4Vs
21%.
n3/*
•
—
Grosset
7%
A
Mfg
Inc..
Ontario
/■'„:. 5%
20%
19
25%
(A
Grinnell Corp
Grolier
Inc
50%
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
•
25
6%
—
Dumas
10c
7%
6%
—1
13%
1
Dynamics
Duffy-Mott
12
23
si
—
Chromate..-
Lau
»
'
24%
1
Greenfield
47%
Corporation
Dynamics Corp
Drexel
517%
21 Va
1.25
Company Inc——
Latrobe
*
—10c>
37%
..20
Company
30%
;
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Inv
35
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co_2.50
Dorsett Electronics Inc
25c
Dravo
I
Lake
.
.17%
7%
13%
'
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H /
263A
11
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
19%
'.
38
3%
3%
(J)
L
Lance
■
__5
3%
20%
Co...
Ind
Brick
6'A
12%
preferred
Bristol
18%
Precision
Wash
Green
21%
28%
Company
Globe Rubber Products
Green Mount Power Corp
5%
Dixon
';-
23
1
A
66l/2
19'A
preferred
I
Corp
Products
8%
class
43%
5
common
Corp.*
Industries
Bowman
27%
7%
*
Capital
Boston
5%
24
•
Co
Boston
Bowl-M'or
4%
Manufacturings
Corp
61
1
Inc
conv
28
40%
■
49
'
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Kromex Corp
14
—_!5
10c
Corp
-:'.v
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!
Kollmorgen Corn
'
18 %
50c
A.
41
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Dixon Chemical Industries Inc.l
'
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(P H)' Co
Gray way
/-Greater
Gulf
Company
Beranek
Glatfelter
5
Corp
1
Drackett
Bohn
Glasspar Co
18
Publishing
Electric
Bogue
5
4%
1
Inc
Diversa
15%
28
Inc.
Salt
Arts Inc
Inc
14%
Light.—1
Sivalls & Eryson Inc
1
Black
Blue
Son
L
;
Company
Crystal
Chemical
15
24
Billups Eastern Petroleum
1
Billups Western Petroleum—.1
Binney &
Smith Inc
2.50
Finance
Vogt
&
Glass
'27
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
17%
15%
20c
%
4%
18%
Works
Knapd
20 %
_1
13
Corp
11%
Inc!—1
A
10
Koehring
3%
13%
16 ►
12 Va
25*
17%
Iron
Co
(C F) Labs
Knox
18%
,
v
18%
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
10 »A
1
A
class
5%
32 /4
lO^V
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■
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Systems
Electronics
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Corp
Kirk
13
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*
General Supermarkets Inc
10c
12
Belmont
Company
Kingsport Press Inc
King wood
Oil Co.
273
■■
12%
—.lc
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Corp
Belle
Dejur-Amsco
2*"V
4%
3u
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2%
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64
Data-Control
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17%
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71
/
24 3%
531
16%
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26
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,
-44%
■
18 Va
—1
66 %!
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26'A
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3%
&
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2%
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.*
59%
Corp
&
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Number 6153
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,
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
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Airways- Inc——1 V'
New York Trap
.15%
Rock_T___w—-r
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1
25%
/Nielsen 4A C)J
1—
1.
61%
11 ¥a
35 ¥» V
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23%
•:
10¥a
10%
Wesco
Westcoast
27 ¥2
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16%
.
21¥2
,
33 ¥4
/ 63/4
4%
35%'
New
15 ¥8
16 ¥2
28 ¥»
..2.50
Univ-u Star Companies—__2
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38%
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;;
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16
38
-
26 ¥»
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143/4,
1
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26 ¥4,
26 ¥4
5
V Scott & Fetzer Co
49 ¥4
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25%
19,
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62 ¥2
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10c
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14 ¥2
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18%
58
44%
21 %
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Wellington Mgnt Go class
8%
24 y4
42
35%
_•
Scientific
V Welded
14%
16
*
lc
:10c
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18%
•
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50c
-
(Del
15%
19%
Welssberg (H R) Corp elass A_l;
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•
United Investors of Del A
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United Printers & Publish_.__l
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1
42
I43/4
•
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.5 ¥4
•'36%
J' 26%
v*
133/4,
V 7%
10c
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United Artists Theatre
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6%
.
36 ¥2
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Gas
¥4
25%;
Engineering
r
14 ¥a
17%
Prod
Uarco
73/4
5%
39
_10c
Electronics.
:
7
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4
34
Schield Bantam Co__
Schneider (Walter J)
Science Capital Corp
17%
■
13'■I;.,'.;
1
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Nevada
16
Mills——_1
Inc
Nesbitt
Scantlin
Schaevitz
'22 V-'.
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9%'
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& Powor Co
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13V,.
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Savannah
Savannah
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,
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8%
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16%
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23%
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6 ¥a
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craft
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1
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T
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A
67/s
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Corp
24%
5%/.
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Treesdale- Labs Inc..
Trico Products
Corp
Tropical Gas Co
.: 673/4
6
.
Moore
22 ¥.
23
14%
Brothers
Co
10
Warshow (H) ft Sons Inc
Washington Natural Gas Co. 10
Washington Steel Corp....
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Watson Bros
33 y2
5%
47%
26
A—2
16%c
...
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44 y2
2
cl
14%
21
Warren
6
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Products
(Jim)
14%
10%
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5 ¥8
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1
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23%
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28%
;
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31
Grove
Walter
753/4
30
Inc._l
..10c
Trans-Coast Inv Co
5
Trans-Sonics Inc
1
Trans-World Financial Co..:
l
Transcontntl, Gas Pipe Line_50c
1
13%
50c
class
11
71
;_10
9%
50c
Ask
12%
Investments Inc
Walnut
,
Inc
54%
1
Trans-Ain System
Missouri
Moog
;
1
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Corp
Warner ft
Swasey Co.
Warner Brothers.
Tool
Mississippi
Wallace
45%
__5
Tokelm
Mississippi
Mississippi,
Waddell A Reed
Walbaum Inc
21 ¥4
15%
42%
Bid
Pharmaceutical
Vltramon Inc
Vitro Corp of America
Wabash Magnetics
10%
Research & Engineering—1
Towmotor Corp VI-—..—11.1:
Mississippi,:!
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9%
1
Co_*
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8%
Inc
Packing
Corp^
.
5 ¥2
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11
43/4
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Tip-Top Products class'A
,,
10 ¥b
1
Ask
80c
& Betts
Company
1
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass
*
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.2
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.M7%.
v
13%
(Quotations for Thursday, Apriii 9)
Bid
Thomas
Midwest
»..
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Consumer Finance
Texas Industries Inc..
7%.
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>2.3%
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Inc—1
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;
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45
Ending April
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
19
Sales
tor Week
Shares
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1
^3.40 Mar
10c
3.20
3.40
2,100
3.00
Apr
High
4.20 Mar
4; 20 Mar
1.60
1.60
200
1.60
Apr
1.85 Mar
1.00
25c
1.00
1.00
1.600
1.00
Apr
1.70 Mar
2.10
1.90
2.10
2,000
1.90
Apr
3.50 Mar
1.60
MOc
1M0
1.10
1.10
400
l.lOMar
1.70 Mar
25c
2.40
2.40
2.50
400
2.40
5.20 Mar
Apr
46
The Commercial and
(1962)
Financial Chronicle
National and Eastern, List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Fund
Advisers
vt—-—
Fund
inc
Fund
Affiliated
Inc—
American
Business Shares
American
Growth
2.55
7.33
B-3
8.18
8.85
B-4
4.47
4.77'.;:
K-l
6.59
1.63
1.79
.
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
5.23
5.40
g.08
3.65
5.71
>
Trust
Fund
Boston
5.72
24.68
Stocks)—1
13.17
14.37
Fundi
(Growth
S-3
Com
Stock)—1
Com
(Growth
12.33
19.37
14.06
13.88
7.42
14.82
(Low Priced Com Stks)„ 1
S-4
Internatl
Fund
Fund
Lazard
Life
4.76
5.21
17.47
1
6.33
6.95
Fund—1
7.08
7.75
Inc
1
15%
16%
Trust
1
11.95
13.06
Investors
Inc—1
18.21
19.90
14.23
Income
Lexington
Insurance
Insurance
13.48
Life
Inc—1
13.06
21.17
15.20
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—•
al6.55
15.22
Managed Funds—
Stk
Fund
Electric shares
8.11
General
a31.10
2.71
2.96
shares—lc
3.65
3.99
1
16.10
17.60
Metal
shares
lc
2.19
2.39
18.38
19.89
Paper
shares
lc
3.32
3.63
11.31
12.36
Inc
Petroleum
10.97
14.18
7.98
Units
Morton
B
12.02
Morton
B
Vegh
Vegh Mutual
Fds
Insur
14.54
15.93
17.55
19.23
Mutual
Investing Foundation—1
Invest
Investment
1
16.12
17.43
1
11.28
12.33
—1
5.71
21%
National
Investors
Series
22.99
8.56
17.41
59.83
,
Fund Inc
1
Inc—.1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shaves
25c
Dow Theory
Invest I'd Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
—1
17.59
Income Series
60.43
Stock Series
Bond Series
Series
Preferred
13.40
12.18
Stock
Growth
5.92
6.47
8.36
Series-
1
8.69
9.50
11.44
12.37
al6.29
York
Nucleonics
6.14
18.65
Shares
William
One
1
13.72
6.85
7.49
a22.72
9.23
Pine Street Fund Inc—;
Fund-
25c
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
5
_1
13.78
19.70
4.70
Federated Growth
Fidelity
12.67
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—;
*
Preferred
stock
1
1
InC—
America
of
Fundamental Investor?
1
1
leneral Capital Corp—
Jeneral Investors Trust
Inc
Fund
1
10.28
11.67
9.85
25c
Canada
7.53
6.93
8.94
8.16
7.73
7.06
1
5.53
United
9.03
United
9.31
10.15
United
Inc—1
7.94
8.68
Income Fund
1
Investors
1
institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
,1c
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
9.67
10.57
7.96
8.70
11.87
12.98
11.33
12.40
12.92
9.08
Jun.
11.78
12.53
13.69
Winfield
11.68
Fund_
19.36
7.70
Centennial
6.78
13.93
Diversification
1
34.59
35.28
Federal Street
Mutual Fund—1
al4.28
Devonshire
Fund
Fund
1
25.06
26.15
22.06
24.07
Second
15,
15,
Fund
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
84
90%
133
141
57%
60%
213
225
5
Ins
Co
of
85
*
Co
121
2
38%
—10
102
(N Y)__2
14%
16%
48%
109
89%
127
41%
108
16
8
23
26%
_5
166
172%
2.50
70
73%
(Ala) 1
America
26
28%
5
71%
75%
3
37%
40%
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
Variable Ajjnyity Life Insur
1
79%
83%
U
S Fire
17%
12%
13%
49 %
/:;45/;/
S Fidelity
87%
/
U
60 %
57%
Westchester Fire
39%
42%
& Guaranty Co
Insurance
2
one
or
32nds
more
Ask
for
of
point
a
Bid
Ask
100.1
Cooperatives—
3.05s June 4, 1962
100.1
3.20s
Aug.
1,
1962
100.1
100.3
100.6
3.10s
Oct.
1,
1962
100.1
10«2
100.7
Federal
100.2
4s
May
:/4%S Aug.
3 %s Oct.
100.2
Land
1,
1,
100 4
100.8
4%s Apr.
20,
101.19
4s
20,
100.16
4S
Oct/ 20,
101 .6 v
101.14
4s
Dec.
20,
101.6
3%S Feb.
21,
102.28
101 ,28
102.8
3%s May
4%s July
20,
-
_
-
_
-
_
99.16
102 ,16
103.16
4%s Mar,
103 16
104.16
100 24
101.24
4%s July
5 V'bS Feb.
100 24
101.24
103 ,16
104.16
108.16
-
103.16
102 16
101
102
3%s May
4V8s Feb.
3%s Sep.
15.
20,
1,
Feb.
101.16
101.16
99.16
98.12
100
98.28
102
102.16
101.16
102.16
102.16
103.16
103.24
104.24
107
108
96.8
97.8
107
108
102.16
103.16
1972-1967.
15,
105
101
101
1970-1967.
1,
104 16
101.20
1970-.
20,
4 %s
-
_
102.8
101.12
1970——.
1,
99.22
102
1969-——
15,
4%s Oct.
100.15
99.18
1966:
20,
107 16
100.6
100.11
1966^—.
20,
20,
3%s Apr.
5%s July
100.23
100.2
1965-
2.
4%s Mar.
100.2
100.19
1963
2%s May
100
1962
•20,
100.25
98 ,16
—
1962
102 12
_
100.1
1962.
20,
22,
Oct.
100
Bank Bonds
100 .21
Bid
100.16
95.16
1972-
99
1974
104.20
96.16
101.16
100
105.4
Ask
one
or
more
103.3
104.4
l%s Oct.
1,
100.13
100.14
4%s Nov.
15,
1,
15,
1962
100.6
100.7
15,
1962
100.15
100.19
3%s
100.6
100.7
5s
13.45
8.16
7.22
14.54
3%s Nov.
2%s Feb.
15,
15,
3%s Feb.
15,
%s Apr.
1,
May
3%s May
15,
15,
a94.06
all.18
a22.72
32nds
Maturity-
point
a
Bid
1963
Aug.
102.26
1964
15,
15,
May
98.9
1963
97.14
1964
1964_
99.13
—.
99.15
15,
Ask
100.19
1 %s
Oct.
1,
100.9
100.10
4%s Nov.
15,
99.25
l%s Apr.
4%s May
1,
1965
1963
100.7
1963
.100.8
98.30
101.3
101.5
100.7
100.9
4s
Aug. 15
IV2S Oct.
1 %s
April
1,
1,
.
,
101.2
_
96.22
103.29
_
103.31
__
_
-
-
95.20
95.24
103.24
.
1965—
1966
103.26
95
94
_
1966
1,
1966
1, 1967
104.2
96.18
1965
15,
1
%s Oct.
1%S Apr.
99.2
101.2
104
1964
99.24
97.18
103.2
101
1964
15,
3%s Aug.
98.11
102.28
103
-
__
1964
1964
100.17
1962—
of
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1962
Inc
Ins
100 8
1962
Inc—
Life
Sec
May
...
—
101.24
95.4
94.4
101.28
93.6
93.10
92.18
_
92.22
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a48.70
Fund
Standard
Aug.
1,
new
Southwestern Life Ins
4s
15.
Inc—
146
44
103
Security Life & Trust Co
IV2S Apr.
4%s May
15,
Inc
5
10
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
100 30
-
1963—
3%s Nov.
—
Centennial
Westminster
May
Treasury Notes-
3%s Aug.
l%s Oct.
Exchange Fd_
Capital
Capital
56 %
32%
83
1962
16.40
Inc
Fund
Fund
Investors
Ohio
Bonds)
3s
4s
Street
.
78%
92%
Certificates of Indebtedness
17.18
al3.69
42
15%
Figures after decimal point represent
12.15
7.81
.
Seaboard Life-Ins of Amer..—1
Marine
&
101 15
19T2
15.81
15.05
8.92
38
74%
4s
10.50
10
88%
Fire
138
_
1973
Maturity—
3%s Feb.
3.85
(Texas)
Insurance__l
36%
6.25
Paul
3%s Feb
1977
11.12
Inc
Street
Congress
6.27
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-2
5.97
9.61
1
Inc
Fund
12.75
(Investment
6.94
Funds—
Swap
11.05
7.12
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
14.00
3.52
Ind Fund—10c
Fund
12,
,8.03
20.09
8%
89%
•"
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
20.93
10.33
Fund
Inc
(The)
8.32
12.63
Wisconsin
June
1
Fund
Growth
4%s
1
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
Boston—1
//
29%
16
7%
2
United
-
1971
16.07
12.52
Life
13%
32%
16%
15%
53
Natl
Rate
a!2.15
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
100
100.1
3.20s
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3.20s
a20.54
Dated
3s
a92.48
al8.37
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
100
100.2
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.4
100.6
1-62
12-
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
4sk
Amer
&
Tel
Oil
4%s
El
Paso
Ferro
Food
104 y4
104 %
Mueller
100%
101%
Natl
1979
110
114
National
4%s
1992
Natural Gas 5%s„1977
Corp
3%s
98%
122
100%
103%
New
107
109
Ohio
124
1976
109
1977
117
103
Tel
Keystone Steel &
Lone
Star
Gas
4.90s_1987.
Wire 4%s_1981
4V2S—1987
Ciowensteln ,(M) & Scms
82
7-
100
100.2
3.30s
3-62
100.4
100.6
1-61
8-
1-62
100
100.2
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.3
100.5
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
3%s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
100
100.1
Oil
Ask
87
100%
100%
101 %
101%
102%
103 %
—1992
—
4%s
Telep
4%s—
101%
101%
2002
104%
105
—1987
k
1994
101
1977
110
112
1973
WW
114
117
101%
Phoenix Steel 5%s
1969
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__ 1967
69
71
117
123
103%
Sperry Rand 5%s
124
Gas Trans
Tenn
„
.
:
111
:
■■
Textron
Amer
100%
100%
Underwood
103%
105%
U
102%
102%
76%
78
S
ww_.
5s—
5s
Corp
1982
1982
-1971
Apr.
26,
1962—
lay
3,
May
May
10,
2-62
United States
Bid
3-
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
Ask
99.978
99.979
Aug.
2,
1962—
99.248
99.265
1962—
99.925
99.928
Aug.
9,
1962-
99.190
99.208
1962—
99.873
99.876
Aug.
16,
1962.
99.138
99.157
1962_.
17,
1962
99.821
99.828
Aug.
23,
May
24,
1962
99.768
99.776
Aug.
30,
1962.
99.025
99.047
May
31,
1962—
99.715
88.723
Sept.
6,
1962.
98.950
June
98.972
7,
99.663
99.670
Sept.
13,
1962.
98.896
98.920
June
14,
1962—
99.610
June
21,
1962
99.078
99.099
99.619
Sept.
20,
1962—
99.558
99.566
1962.
98.826
98.847
99.555
99.563
Sept.
Sept.
21,
22, 1962
June
28,
1962_.
27,
1962.
98.779
98.801
Jun.
1962.
98.833
98.854
99.503
99.512
Oct.
1962.
98.724
98.743
July
5,
1962—
99.450
99.459
Oct.
11,
1962.
98.665
98.684
July
12,
1962—
99.396
99.404
Oct,
15,
1962-
98.639
98.663
1962—
4,
July
July
15,
99.373
99.382
Oct.
18,
19,
1962—
99.340
99.348
Jan.
15,
1963.
97.894
97.916
July
26,
196211.
99.290
99.305
April
15,
1963.
97.075
97.094
103%
•No
par
100 %
New
101%
102
107
109
5%s__.__,_1971
4%s
1970
145
123
130
102%
1962.
98.606'
98.621
150
,—1971
Industries
5%s
West Penn
1981
1975
120
110%
•
%
"
—
—
York
5%s
223
107
3%s
Register 4%s—1987
Dairy 4%s—:
1992
Pacific Gas & Elec 4%s
Pacific Petroleum 5s
102
4%s_—1987
&
4%s
129
100
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s WW
—1984
Tel
130
98%
103 %
1981
Bid
Brass
Cash
Natural Gas Pipeline 4%s__1982
New Orleans Public Service—
99
1975
Machinery 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General Port Cement 5s
General
Telephone
Xnternatl
Bonds—
1994
8elgiuin (Kingdom of) 5%s_l977
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Power
Ask
.1987
4%s
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
Duke
2-61
11-
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bid
Tel
Ashland
10-
3.10s
Recent
3.15s
3.05s
Bonds-
:*
12 J/4
30%
Y)
(N
Insurance
.
1
10
100..4
1972
1
10.78
Selective
Fund
^
14.70
7.61
12.81
7.35
18.48
11.42
6.35
5.46
1-
Inc——;
Wellington
Research Fund
Johnston
/L
1
1
Wellington Equity Fund
5.78
Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
fstel
Fund
7.43
Republic
Republic
St
130
100
1971
10,
Corp
5.29
14%
146
216
124%
100
1970
.12,
Feb.
Mutual
6.79
12%
140
Banks
1970
10.
4%s
Ltd
lc
Investors Variable
Lnvestors
Street Investing
33
Corp
Life
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
Travelers Insurance Co
10
1969
10,
Feb.
4%s
10c
Investors
4%s Sep.
5 V8s
9.70
Special Situations
Washington
Funds—
Stock
10,
13.52
Fund
America-,—1
Investors
Investors
Wall
86
Reinsurance
200
1968
10,
11.06
Inc
Fund
4%s Apr.
8.33
International
Value Line
43%
11.95
Sliares-1
Fund
Science
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)—_1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa) Z—5
733,4
Owners
77%
1965
10,
Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc__1
2.92
2.67
11,
12.37
.
Funds Canada
66%
5
12... 1966—
Mar.
4%s Aug.
Income
United
8.31
10,
3%s
a32.79
United
5.43
a29.03
20%
10
—
56%
1964
10,
Accumulated Fund—1
124 /
Providence-Washington
Assn
4%s Dec.
45/8s Apr.
4%s Sep.
Continental Fund—1
V
Pioneers
99. 30
4%s Jun,
8.88
10.40
Funds Inc—
116
76%
100
16.75
a37.90
United
6.03
73%
5
47%
100 .5
_9.07
1
Growth
Century
:P
85%
1
1962
11,
Iuv—10c
Inc
Fund
Texas
/tc
67
Philadelphia Lile Ins Co
Bid
41
Fund—1
43
Phoenix
54%
Ins
-70
5
70%
5
8.39
.
65%
62-Mr
1963
10,
1
Inc
Fund
Stock
4%s Sep.
3%s Mar.
1
Fund
55%
42%
—5
United Security Life Ins
15.29
="•'
& Farnham
Balanced
52
56%
Home
39%
48%
51%
39%
le
C)__
74
1963
Federal Natl Mortgage
al0.37
1
Investment Corp—*
Investors
Sovereign
a22.04
Fund—
15.
16,
3%s Dec.
al9.67
of N Y
53%
1963
16.95
United
Inc
15
12.22
incorporated
Mutual
3%s Feb.
10.53
Industry Inc—
Smith (Edson B) Fund
—1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
D
z; /
''//
„
28%
12%
_3%
51
May 15, 1962__
3s
June
15,
1962
3%s Sept. 17, 1962
9.74
incorporated
Group
3.05s
15.54
in Amer
Shares
(Wash
44
48
27
Banks—
11.18
10c
10c
Investors
Loan
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.12
lamilton Funds Inc—
investors
Home
9.26
8.52
10.15
6
52%
54
/
3.33%
of N Y
Pacific Insurance Co
29%
•.
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.72
al0.65
Ins Co
Peerless Insurance COu
Peoples Life Ins Co—
Figures after decimal point represent
Shares—1.25
1
Northern
10
Life
Selected
Fund Inc
11997650834
Northeastern Insurance
Pacific Indemnity Co
5
Accident-
8.86
20th
of
&
5
2.50
10
11, 1963
4y8S Nov, 12,
1963
35/8s May 11, 1964
4s Sep. 10, 1964
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd——1
Trust
♦
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
9.19
■
& Clark—
12.91
Investment
Life
Co—
18%
5
Home Insurance Co
Standard
Ins
103
35%
72%-
(Jacksonville Fla)_2 %
Interstate
1
21.39
of
(N Y)
Insp & Insurance
a20.12
11.79
Co
19623
4
Hanover Insurance Co
16.19
al4.57
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Stock
63%
Underwriters—
•'*i '
A"1'
'
3%s July
20.77
Investment
ClaSS
Gulf Life
3V«s Apr.
lc
[ntl Resources Fund Inc
Great Amer Life
York Fire
50
80
4
Globe & Republic Ins Co
—5
Govt Employees Insur (D C)
4
Gov Employ Life Ins ID C)_1.50
Ins
49%
25
_2.50
(Phoenix)-.
Great American
—5
Nationwide Corp class A__
5
New
Hampshire Insurance—_5
com
53
Life Insurance
7.95
Irowth Industry Shaves Inc—1
Boston
Franklin
102 %
150
98%:1
27%
New
5%
1
General fteinsurance Corp—__10
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
*
Glens Falls
i—^
5
14.02
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
of
Y
(S F)
Natl 'Life
142
Ins_
1
North River
29%
60/
1.25
N
Firemen's Fund
7.27
Television-Electronics
Fund
10
J)
of
Group Assoc
12.90
10.70
income
Co
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Federal Insurance; Co—
—4
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc——l
Fund Inc-——:
-l
14.95
Series II-DA
Employers
Accident
5
18%
193
(N
&
40%
98
Federal
Revere
American
16%
NY_2
183
10.38
Common
39%
5
17.49
2.82
»\&,
,_5
Co
94
111
National Union Fire
51%
63%
9.55
Fund
Scudder Stevens
79%
48
.37
50%
88
--10
75
138 %
Ins
47
104
Fire
Life
5%
_10
(Bait)
Natl Old Line Ins AA
60%
Life
Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Natl
27%
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Merchants
Monument Life
National
132 %
Eastern
51%
2
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
-185
70%
'
Assurance
17
177
49
17
Comwealth Life Insur Co (Ky) 2
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
Continental
-5
66 %
1
of
Insur
45%
15%
Maryland Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—_5,
74%
_5
2.66
7.55
15%
Y) "A"_2
Co
1
146
4%
69 %
<N J)
(N
Insur
Life
65
171 s';;,v
;•
(Ga) 1.25
16.09
(Geo)
Putnam Growth Fund——
9.77
laydock Fund Inc
—
1
:mperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
imperial Fund Inc
lc
.ncome Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Life
1
Putnam
7.18
13.66
Series H-C7
Citizens
—1
5.15
Stock Fund_lc
Juardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
5
Coastal States Life Ins
8.45
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
shares
Casualty
National
10
Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Citizens
4.32
Inc—_;
6.86
Petroleum
1
Beneficial Standard Life
1
Fund
6.25
(The)
C)
Re-insurance
&-
10.77
.
lc
Common
D
Liberty Life Ins—
33%
42%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_—L
(Galveston)
Ins
American
Income—,1
Provident
Stein Roe
Fund
Capital Growth
Lincoln
6%
6.06
.
91 %
12%
16.03
of
87
30%
12.85
__—
Fund
Lincoln
5%
12.79
12.72
2.50
Puritan
6.68
15%
11%
11 27
*
14.98
2.32
8.49
7.77
_50c
Growth Stock
for
14%
28%
(Wash
al4.41
Inc.
Fund
Co_l
17%
1
State -Street
Equip Shares—lc
17.96
Fund
21.30
Jroup Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Fund
(T Rowe)
Scudder
lc
Series
Utility
Fund
17.87
.
Mutual
30
33 %
Mercurf
31%
39%
100
140
16%
Nat
of
Penna—5
30
Amer
Co
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va_
10
Assurance
Amer
Assurance
35%
(Newark N J)__2%
Life Companies Inc_l
2.42
6.87
2.56
lc
lc
series
series
stock
Price
6.57
2.12
6.15
—
Common
Pioneer
10.05
Funds—
Custodian
Series
Bond
13.85
9.25
16.53
Fiduciary
Franklin
Inc
Square
Life
,s.33%
32%
5
Jefferson
Peoples Securities Corp__.
Philadelphia Fund Inc—
9.57
Penn
15.08
16.43
.
^1-
10
20c
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
15.45
xl3.80
—1
12,70
14.30
Fund
28%
Ask
95%
30 %
American
14.10
Securities
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Balanced
Fund
12.90
1
Fund
Street
26
Bid
29
36
—5
Casualty_5
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inc__
Oppenheimer Fund
Over-the-Counter
.■■//
5
Assur
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Chemistry &
Electronics
38%
Amer Ins Co
"H
1
England Fund-.—
New
36
1
American
par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Life. Assurance—-;
2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
9.14
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
New
3.79
17.16
4.19
7.96
1
Stock
3.83
7.28
—-1
10.36
10.07
9.45
3.46
5.68
6.24
1
-1
Series.
11.30
11.04
10.34
-
Corp
National Securities Series—
Dividend
Growth Stk Fund
Saton & Howard—
"3.14
24.53
7.83
-}
---
3.08
21.09
Delaware Income
al4.76
22.67
Shares
81 %
138%
American General Insur Co_1.50
First
1
Mutual Trust
Balanced
1
1
—1
4.94
10.98
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
8.61
4.57
10.00
1
Mutual Shares Corn
9;36
15.28
7.88
Fund
17.11
15.80
Growth__l
Found
25.70
23.52
Series..
Mutual
10.55
9.51
Series—
Growth
Fds
C
18.71
201/4
Fund Inc—1
Delaware Fund
C
Fidelity &
conv preferred-iAmerican Fidelity Life Ins
Home
Companies
Ask
133
,
interest—1
11.18
9.71
16.34
8.70
1
beneficial
of
14.95
Stock
Growth
Inc
14.13
—
Investing Co Inc
De
De
Investors
Massachusetts Life Fund— "■/
Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund
Diver
shares of beneficial int„33V3C
Fund
X8.61
Trust Fund?—
—
Trust
17.12
*
Western
investors
Mutual
Inc
Series B
lc
10.23
Stock
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—
—--1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc lc
Crown
3.06
10.61-
9.71
Investment
1
Fund—-1
Corporate Leaders
4.38
Mass
12.74
11.00
Commonwealth Stock
Composite Bond &
Fund
14.42
11.66
2.63
4.01
2.80
shares
Massachusetts
12.63
13.19
—}
& Energy—1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen I'd—l
Commonwealth
8.70
11.62
Growth
Colonial
12.08
15.50
2.41
Transport
1
-1
,_50c
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
,
Colonial Fund Inc
——lc
shares
Special Investment shares—lc
Bid
76%
5
Bankers Natl Life Ins
lc
Industries
Equitable
American
Bankers
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd ——-r——-1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund——— lc
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
American
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
10
Insurance
,1':,; $1.25
16.17
16.15
Ltd_l
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co~
6.24
22.63
(Income
Fund
--1
50c
1
1
Ltd
Gfciliomla Fund Inc
Canada General Fund—
1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Growth
12.61
Aetna
10.30
Knickerbocker
11.54
Fund
Bullock
9.44
Knickerbocker
11.60
Street Investing
Broad
1
9.87
10.56
Inc
(Income Fundi
;«#%■■■: Z;Vr/Z'/',;
/
Par
Aetna Casualty & Surety___3.50
10.27
3.99
Inc—1
Ridge Mutual Fund
Blue
9.41
Keystone
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Canada Ltd —I
1
5.87
*
Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Science &
(Discount Bonds/--';
K-2
10.26
Fund
17.05
S-l
9.39
Associated
15.63
S-2
al5.30
1
—*
American Mutual Fund Inc
Priced
(Low
Ask
Bid
Par
Fund Cont.
Bonds)-—1
Custodian
Keystone
2.32
6.65
6.10
Fund Ltd-—1
Fund
1
Investors
American
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
;
.
(Quotations for Thursday, April 19)
Mutual Funds
Par
25c
1
1.25
1
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
,
Power
4%s—,
1992
Westcoast Trans .5%sM—1-1988
140
•:
97
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.-a Net- asset
York
Stock
Exchange.
valuer
b Bid
tNew stock,
-yi^ld prices-d Ex-rights.- k Admitted to listing
x
Ex-dividend,
wi
When
issued.
on -theyEx- stock dividend.
Volume
Number
.
.
clearings this week will show
of the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1963)
.COURSE; OF BANK CLEARINGS
liminary figures compiled:by
based
us
increase
an
with
compared
4.7%
above
States for which
those
the
of
it
is
at
$32,228,042,389 against $30,788,941,675 for the
center there is
for this week follows:
mary
-
Inc.
or
i960
Dec. c/o
195S
$
1,825,606
1,139,000,000
1,138,000,000
3,040,705
6,933,993
7,466,245
7,030,836
(a)
6,628,637
28,165,031
26,124,759
16,123,824
Jersey—Trenton
1,896,018
18,383,870
'
2,143,408
1,475,188
1.876,183
2,359,558
2,799,930
4.2
5,095,264
5.293.808
0.1
"+
+
865,000,000
1.161,000,000
4,528,053
4,892,442
—56.1
-
6.2
+
7,706,694
7.471.01G
4,288.544
(a)
6,677,828
Delaware—Wilmington
6.4
+
—15.5
2,591,459
4,864,658
Scranton
New
•
„
1,717 213
5,071,070
__.
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative sum¬
$
1,827,007
Philadelphia—
Reading
At this
1961.
1961
1,543,149
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 11.9%.
a
in
week
same
'
,
(a)
Lancaster
+
stand
47
District—Philadelphia-
Chester
preliminary totals
Our
year.
1962
Bethlehem
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
corresponding week last
:
:
Pennsylvania— Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
'
$
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
•
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 21, clearings for all
•cities of the United
be
6153
Week Ended April 14
THE
Bank
195
4,373.833
+
0.7
6,191,267
7,783,032
+
7.8
21,294,639
25,909,62(j
—12.3
li,oo7,402
13,847,719
0.4
931,492,632
''+
^/
+,+
V-
-
•
Total
"
-
-
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH.-:.".;.,'*: +
>'
-
—Weekended Aprils 1—'«>
j
:
^
i
/ + ••> New. York—
•"'+
+
:
Chicago
v
__i
Boston—r——_
:
Kansas
rX>*•
>;xTi,'
•
;
•;—_
823,860,149
;;+•++> Pittsburgh
—
1.4
550,792,738
.+
7.7
,'445,700,060.;''+
.4.6
-
•' 466,100,000 -"
—
i——
JFtR^pisc'd^r,-,-——•
Sail:
835,765,863
593,309,707
Baltimore
^
427,621,363
1
Ten
cities, five days—
488,706,346
five
days
—
417,155,955
Total
'
\"y
'
All cities,;
,
>
'*
t2
•
-
1
'
•
'
Total
all
*
1.
»r
-
cities
,
"
week
for
r
,
*
.
*' '
»ry»*
j
'
t
«
Complete and exact details for the week
our
w
»'*
1,143,864,167
»_
v
,
'
covered
:
'
5.0
+
—
5.0
+
week in 1961.
center
an
the New York
was
an
'
'
as
the week ends
Ac¬
totals register a
increase of
14.9%.
9.6%, the aggregate clearings for
We
group
3.4%, the bank clearings
the cities according to the
record
an
improvement of
14.4%
and in
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
In' the :Jianiai _City JReserve District there is
,
1,554,004,562
1,615,682,474
+
6.7
5,722,736
24.567.000
230.172,712
■
•
gain of
a
an
increase of 6.9% in the Dallas
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.2%.
In the following we
furnish
5.925,864
5,185.567
+ 11.9
21.938,000
23.456,000
7.1
225,274,359
237,800,495
—
10.868,535
11,315,107
4.0
10,643,815
11,649.097
405,596,099
397,405,103
+
2.1
331,151,517
424,021,447
178,356,712
169.426,889
+
5.3
146.833,297
154,109,401
842,037,472
cities)—
(6
838,251,684
+
0.5
741,771,852
356,222,007
Tennessee—Knoxville
s
35,921,068
Nashville
—
36,471 609
1.5
—
34,490,961
34,058,831
163,228,420
156,966 782
+
4.0
14 4,524,188
163,566,498
468,900.000
Georgia—Atlanta
443,500 000
+
5.7
445,400,000
452.40U.000
9,278,511
Macon
8,243 ,971
1
12.5
8.093,783
7,700.615
7,757,862
6,981 347
299,730,500
300,756 ,709
294,954,930
293,034 871
18,093,735
17,228 ,279
999,748
842 118
267,845,000
242,885 000
+ 10.3
261,641,510
216,054,999
1,566,709,774
1,506,910,686
+
4.0
1,484,405,909
1,469,225,757
3,917,099
+
9.8
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
cities)
(10
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
+ 11.1.
7,855,492
0.3
7,413,396
310.149,967
+
0.7
310,150,321
253,658,919
+
5.0
17,758,225
+ 18.7
832,510
—
260,245,982
16,870,861
764,608
++
District—Chicago-
Arbor
*4,300,000
24,942,918
13,222,320
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
11,297,892
Haute
Des
Moines
Sioux
16,359,121+
2.1
93,385,000
5,915,447
8,587,970
65,978,281
66,750,724
23,917,672
+
City
/ 20,695,172
V
2,053,545
Chicago
'1,361,126,536
DeCatur
1,732,031
1,343,566,169
8,707,574
14,782,900
■
11,355.464-
+.12.7
—18.6
5,111,557
;
\
SUMMARY 0 FBANK CLEARINGS
S1962 •
1961
Inc.
5,352,511
2.3
177,993,379
+
3.5
9,754,785
169,249,792
9,311,119
—
1.2
65,492,336
57,620,812
—
+
1,437,631
22,588,122
1,737,447
1,044,799,798
+15.6
1,372,055,922
19,510,857
'
+18.6
1.3
7,269.979
+19.8
6,946,577
7.682.384
—20.0
17,548,286
+
4.8
12,125,173
21,413,639
12,781.532
14,107,131
■
8,402.056
8,457.418
—
0.7
7,286,007
3,185,801
1,848,735,492
1,825,380,754
+
1.3
1,524,189,594
1,851,206,544
"
by Federal: Reserve Districts:
Total
17,565.037
99,092,000
>+ 12,281,031
17,774,934
14,228,321
Rookford
Springtleld
a~ summary
7.4
+
8,884,604
Illinois—Bloomington
11,012,701
+
173,318,507
169,267,781
Rapids
3,299,978
19,97o,716
92,945,000
j.
3-,.++10,028,963
4,813,600
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—
Iowa—Cedar
•
16,640,099
94,939,000
-
2,756,325
21,biO,302
^ 10,656,996
21,467,227, +16.2
1 + 8.3
+'-12,206,884
-
17,870,492
Indianapolis
South Bend
Peoria
Reserve District of 7.9%
5,364,873
27,499 227
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Terre
are
1.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.7% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
3 .3%
3.8
213,994,163
Grand
in
are located and from this we note that
totals
falling off of 0.4%.
District by 4.0%.
+
12,740,736
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
we
larger by 3.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 0.5% and in the Atlanta Re¬
serve
508.927,803
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
the" Bpstoni;Reserve,District of 3.6%vbut in the Philadelphia Reserve District the
.
474,071,042
to $30,360,556,012 against $27,707,190,359 in the
increase of
District the
Reserve
15,437,797
0.8
1,455,456,940
Mobile
3jQ&^rail:'|ieserye, Districts in: which they
;
17,020,160
1,510,256,266
Columbia—Washington—
Total
of going to press.
cases
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
70.803,000
12,167,734
7.7
4.7
able to give; final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
this
at
73.899,700
6.1
+
Carolina—Charleston
District of
r
not available at time
are
the whole country having amounted
"same
'
inasmuch
statement, however, which
April 14;- For the week there
4.9
+
Augusta
Saturday and the Saturday figures
we are
T
12,823,587
13,752,154
Virginia—Huntington
SouCli
by the foregoing will appear in
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
;
*
'
,
issue of next week. We cannot furnish them
today,
In the elaborate detailed
84.524,100
:
434,564,326
Virginia—Norfolk
5.0
—
$29,645,077,508
1,086,790,922
's
*
324,216,223
665,070,344
430,912,750
cities)
(7
313,976,396
646,512,795
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
7.4
+
$32,228,042,389 $30,788,941,675
^
18.486,471
2.5
7.9
'
7.5
—
5,719,320,845
$31,141,251,467
day____.__^__^____
one
16,356,735
+
14,811,088
Maryland—Baltimore
.
—10.8
+
/'
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
'
16,592,522
299,215,280
+14.2
5,433,954,610
,,,
1,237,395,997
593,984.971
88,653,800
13,607,868
Youngstown—
Richmond
cities,
'
300,698^824
Mansfield
f
—12.5
672,838,068
$25,707,296,857 $23,925,756,663
y. Total au cities, five days_-__
\
—
640,775,569
Cleveland
west
Other
1,214,101,031
14,796,417
Cincinnati
Columbus—
3.4
+
385,779,900
+%'
;
_
~v
—12.5
768,587,609
S" +
—
^'A'f
.
992,163,700
1,025,624,000
-t.
—
_
Ohio—Canton.
V'."'
—11.8
1,357,187,323
-4—
—
4.,''
+11.9
1,245,000,000
-
#st+touis-i—
-c
.
City_
-
1,197,389,852
;
1,208,914,859
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$16,920,446,670
i.! 1,090,000,000
ir.. 1" g i.': -Philadelphia ' L—_—
--■"v.
1962-4961
$18,929,024,277
.
.
1
cities)
(9
^y*::yy+.-
Cities)
(17
v
-
.
Week Ended "ApriM4—
V
.
^
.
*
.
3rd:Philadelphia
9-
—-
17,651,902,826
^'
"
980.717,576
15,428,925,455
'1,208,914,859
1.214,101,031
+
3.6
+14.4
1959
1960
or
V +,Dec. %
•„,$
,
cities/+ 1,016,352,099
_y——_ 9 ' " :
\ 2nd NewYork
■■■■''. *'
$
+
-
,954,830,764 1
•
15,759,348,064
-4- 0.4
1
$
956,686,016
14,048.598,201
931,492,632
1,237,395,597
7
"
1,510,256,266
1,455,456,940
+
3.8
1,554,004,562
: 6
"
842,037,472
838,251,684
+
0.5
741,771.852
,__10
"
1,566,709,774
1,506,910,686
+
4.0
1,484,405,909
M
1,848,735,492
1,825,380,754
+
1.3
1,524,189,594
1,851,206,544
-
5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
—
7th Chicago
417,500,000
414,000,000
+
0.8
410,800,000
423,200.000
215,180,921
206,749.347
+
4.1
213.479,243
225,591.072
Tennessee—Memphis
176,625,937
3,459,687
166,831,328
+
5.9
162,42 4,489
174,472,597
—
1.5
3,099,359
3;202,033
812,766,545
791,093,322
+
2.7
789,803,091
826,465,722
Total
1
f
4
«*
+
2.7
7
"
762,485,553
738,368.637
+
3.3
697,769,086
9 "
811,762,655
759,028,389
+
6.9
>+719.246,508
630,818,977
+
7.9
610,835.743
654,570,297
1,538,136,908
+
7.2
1,456,496,683
1,502,245,037
812,766,545
791,093,322
(4
10th Kansas City.
—
11th Dallas
6
cities)
" r \
(
r '
\
+
733,848,200
782,994,571
680,415,485
+
1.648,216,986
.T6tal
y*'1
__i_++_I+__
Outside
York
New
-106 cities
30,360,556,012
27,707,190,359
+
9.6
-27,224.194,488
Duluth
7,421,657
5.5
7,701,918
524,133,385
505,000,066
+
3.8
473,234,528
9,363,792
496,156,959
192,470,020
186,083,789
+
3.4
179,465,200
18),615.865
12,016,558
12,355,163
—
2.7
11,606,690
12,697.375
3,797,615
4,418,769
—14.1
3,518.210
4,473,613
7,400,520
7,490,760
—
1.2
15,245,798
15,163,351
+
0.5
7.496,039
14,746,501
13,741,987
762,485,553
738,368,637
+
3.3
697,769,086
733,848,200
—
8.2
1,492,484
1,059,925 + +35.9
1.275.647
1,104,528
9,690,509
165,923,318
13,483,904
185,160,699
11,908,476
31,631,460
476,521,486
506,294,632
13,522,795
16,943,864
—
Paul.
North
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
12,731,589,291
+
3.4
11,884,203,863
12,944,673,461
Total
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
,r,\ -+We no.w+add
week ended
detailed statement- showing the figures for each city for the
our
April 14 for; four years:
:
-s1
-
f,:-:
.
\
"
;■:
*
.
-
\
;
^
$
Maine—Bangor
1961 +
$. +"•
.',+:;
Inc.
1960
or
Dec. %
1959
+ 10.5
4,432,453
3,637,590
8,734,950
+ 15.5
9,527,904
810,565f322
788,515,511
4,336*557
3,933,556
1,641,084
1,676.086
5,652,589
4,859,824
22,283,621
-
20,796,759
16,212,770
Fal+ Rive^^i-^-'—--^--—
^'-'Lowell
•
ykevt. Bedford yry-T_.;____-_---_
-
.j,
>
Sprjngtield,r
—
Worcester
*" •+'•
Rhode
New
+
2.8
787,322,301
4,128,420
1,773.074
1,676,277
+ 16.3
4,535,575
4,193,415
17.996,245
16,453,375
+-
7.2
1.6
.15,954,339
15,054,135
15.148,865
60,019,924
+
2.3
45,126,866
45,955,826
28,747,085
27,070,09.9
+
6.2
21,304,647
26,022,065
45,894,100
40,673.207
+ 12.8
40,004,600
44,283,400
4,549,012
3,992,787
+ 13.9
3,624,544
1.016,352,099
Island—Providence—
6,893,189
811,762,655
759,028,389
4
11.5
—21.0
,+ 10.8
.+" 5.0
+ 13.1 +'
1,710,204
8,422,948
41,617,679
Springs
Cities)
(9
,+ 29.1
7,280,333
8,256.113
+
6.9
719,246,508
782,994,571
—
2.6
17,173.145
19,358,002
+
8.5
524,784,133
557,564,581
+15.6
—31.7
44,201.819
47,432,726
980,*17,576
3.6
954,830,764
956,686,016
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Dallas
Fort
18,565,448
18,085,344
Texas—Austin
541,455,887
587,260,899
Worth
*
48,799,971
42,224,974
3,542,928
-
.
12,811,512
31,153,429
+35.9
,3,984,422
2.1
+
61,419,715
,-j.
17.856,238
493,647,758
8,900,202
Joseph
-
14,114,484
14,486,491
•
Colorado—Colorado
783,059,749
+ 10.2
—
+
Cohhecticut—Hartford_21-'-_—
*New: Haven
7,798,609
3,728,104
Total
'
184.947,370
"■34,509,084
518,128,060
Kansas—Topeka
St.
4.490,534
9,390,425
206,262,224
-
Missouri—Kansas City
4,961,726
1,268,543
12,756,459
—:
Wichita
$
10,088,518
Portland
i
Omaha
■'++;+
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
,Mass^hn$ett^B05tpn
—
City-
1,164,996
-
1.440,655
Lincoln—
1962
1
,
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
Week Ended April 14
Clearings sit—' '
7,856,739
26,535,140,823
13,160,164,143
City
' •*
Minneapolis—
Helena
+
?
St.
South
"
_10
1
|V
826,465,722
789,803,091
*
12th San Francisco
3,512,647
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota
Minneapolis^
•
Illinois— Quincy
856,222,007
,
9th
-
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
1,615,682,474
8th St Louis
•
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
1,469,225,757
17
4th Cleveland
;
.
.
—12
lst'Boston
~
Hampshire—aiancheste*-
Galveston
Wichita
Total
7,495,000
5,119,000
6,294,514
15,477,129
680,415,485
cities)
(6
5,600,539
14,855,757
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
630,818,977
6,519,000
6,231,000
+10.6
5,236,795
7,565,861
—
4.0
1<L920,851
15,918,127
+
7.9
610,835,743
654,570,297
+
4.9
215,368,715
227,225,394
"
Total
(12
cities)
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-San Francisco—
238,573,581
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
•
Utah—Salt
York—Albany
38,793,715
,
--"Buffalo
3,557,653
—
.__
33,063,204
31,176,783
2.4
157,251,891
159,626,373
4,153,253
14,975,601,068
58,968,696
___—
Jersey—Newark
Northern
2,929,349
4,521,816
Syracuse———
T
6.9
+
17,200,391,869
York
Rochester
New
-
+
•
Jamestown
'/New
36,299,567
137,482,166
140,843,962
Elmira
7.
Oregon—Portland
New
Jersey
.
57,553,398
+ 21.4
+
2,960,128
3,206,307
8.9
4,113,181
3,630.164
+ 14.9
15,339,990,625
13,590,467,362
50,747,929
236,565,120
—36.9
31,621,269
82,520,895
76,091,020
Total
(9
cities)
San
Jose
Santa
17,346,289
826,046,945
47.630.289
42,473,845
17,848,619
———
Barbara
Stockton
Total
31,179,042
80,960,880
+
5.1
112,484,466.
102,766,732
+
a.5
15,428,925,455
28,915,839
16.983.288
Francisco
19,317,724
18,706,905
18,737,032
6,529,614
6,466,228
0.5
237,415,239
234,812,234
+
5.3
104,544,322
87,120.435
+
0.6
26,655,230
39,663,782
2.1
21,130,360
23,339,384
+ 10.9
761,065,325
814,763,667
12.1
41,476,482
40,087,956
7.6
14,577,260
13,090.507
0.2
17,734,136
15.675,450
-7.2
1,456,496,683
1,502,245,037
—
+
100,642,005
2.5
85,126,455
17,651,902,826
29,081,405
915,814,278
Pasadena
San
*
Grand
-
(10
(106
+14.4
15,759,348,064
14,048,598.201
York
—
la)
1,538,136.908
+
30,360,556,012
27,707,190,359
+
9.6
27,224,194,488
26,535,140,823
13,160,164,143
cities)
City—
♦Estimated,
—
1,648,216,986
cities)
total
Outside New
-
-
113,218,667
+ 13.5
—
30,345,221
63,508,817
California—Long
237,786,813
119,232,731
—
City——
Beach
6,857,350
46,983,091
+
7,214,194
.
,.+..
Lake
227,436,404
7,780,770
Washington—Seattle
12,731,589,291
+
3.4
11,884,203,863
12,944,673,461
Clearings operations discontinued.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle™.
(1964)
certifies daily to
the
of
countries
Fund
Federal Reserve Bank > re¬
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different ~
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
APRIL
TO APRIL
1962
13,
Notices;/'/,:://
list
a
bonds/notes,
corporate
of
i.)
-1
and v common stock called > for redemption, * '•
including those called under sinking: fund provisions. •
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak•
preferred
1962, INCLUSIVE
19,
be -found
will
Below
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
'
j
- '
•
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
<-'
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES :/> />>>
Pursuant to the requirements of
Monday, April 23, 1962
*
.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)*-
the current volume
;/++./v/
'Vi.
•
.'■''V
•
.
—
2.243266
dollar
malayan
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
pound
Zealand,
New
krone
Norway,
escudo
Portugal,
Spain,
.0200750
.952343
.952187
.210650
.210587
.00310700
.00310700
.204050
.204050
-.204050
.250029
.250009
?;v .249975
•
-
-
.204050
-.250079
.
>>
.210675
.210675
.210700
2.815300
2.814600
'6 Vo.
"~i
"C
2.814300
.00276250
.00276233
.00276233
.00276233
.327866
.327733
.327700
.277779
General
.277750
2.787425
2.786732
2.786435
.140362
.140375
.140331
.140^00
.0350333
.0350333
.0350333
.0350333
.Uiboou6
.194375
.194337
.230106
,.230075
1.402391
1.402391
1.402042
1.401892
2.815300
,
1.402241
2.815300
2.814600
2.814300
2.815000
Transportation
Rubber
&
Power
debentures
Lexington
due
-
due
Water
Gas
and
due
15,
dollars)
of
April
1,
"
'"
Light
1,
^_May
"'
April 18,
Gold
948
+
122
78
—
826
—
6
+
355
—
7
—
11
38
—
1
2,888
—
109
+
841
--'lU.-
+
215
512
(390)
Discounts
and
Acceptances
U.
—
316
Cash
S.
advances
bought outright
—
Coke
&
Co.—
mortgage
Union Gas
Co.,
4%%
4!/4%
bonds, series J,
debs.,
Bills
Certificates
Notes
•
4,972
>16,933^
,*!
4,091
outright
bought
under
•
.
^
Total
I '
i-
•+
-j.—,L_
Bonds
Held
•
—
due May
109
—
203
2,448
___'_
28,884
—
312
29,238
—
324
U. S.
Gov't
securities—
loans
items
Bank
securities
and
998
+
premises
in
collection
of
process
(1,226)
5,604
Increase ( + ) or
Apr. 11,
411
+
Assets
(1,616)
+'
+
17
51,982
606
assets
Total
~Z*-
140
+
Loans
and
notes
Reserve
_!_/
S
(390)
28,268
S.
bank
•
Deferred
■*.+.
V.
577
.!•.+
152
508
-
206
__
deposits—
54
+
10
—
+
10
+
-'17,999:'
cash
availability
—
357
.
.
Total
•
account
+
items—
(1,226)
;
4,235
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
76
—;
S.
453
37
to
Loans
Real
Total
Liabilities
(1,616)
50,578
654
+
+2,436
Loans
+
U.
(CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—1
Other
paid
in
+
30
888
capital
453
+
71
accounts
Ratio
of
Liabs.
gold
deposit
63
Capital Acc'ts
certificate
and
liabilities
8c
48
—
6
—
Federal
Reserve
(1,616)
51,982
vi-"
t-2,531
After
V!
23
/
718
+ '-.
18
+
note
Reserves
34.9%
Hayes
—3.3%
.1%
securities—total--
*/.;
of Cpbipanp
correspondents
102
:
52
—
Other
dating
in
parentheses
are
the
eliminations
in
made
the
Hercules
iii
'
27
Hermetic
692
Highland-Bell,
183
Hlgbie
Seal
U.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
statement
April 11:
Increases of $180 million in loans ad¬
justed, $318 million in holdings tjf "other" securities,
$1,711 million in demand deposits adjusted, and $102
in time
and
savings deposits, and
a
decrease of
$1,603 million in U. S. Government demand deposits.
Commercial
million;
and
industrial
during
the
loans
increased
decreased
comparable
these loans decreased $74 million.
dealers for purchasing or
securities
$106
week
1961,
Real
creased
carrying
$134
$115
"other"
estate
*•
■
;
/+:
loans
ago,
year
as
during
and
Hoover
increased
"
/<
.
+ ■75
/
—1,603
563
—
53
r
banks
23
33,4%
*
•
N.A.
31.749
4%
«•'
<23
VN.A.
+
18
,
"+. v
193
6
114
•
Borrowings:
i *.
.>
^
B{
^
others
CAPITAL
N.A.
:)-" +
' .:'+!
18
"
379
+
205
+.
773
aftet
\
4'Jo
de¬
.
with
loans
each
$18
Brick
Illinois
of
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual
banks
loan-items
and
arc
shown
New
•
:
gross.
a
million, Treasury certifi-
'//,
all
domestic
demand
deposits
commercial
banks,
those:'of
except
less
cash
U.
in
itehis
Government
process of collec¬
si
+
V
1
tion.
Year-ago tomparison
savings banks.
excludes
change
"
,
in
'
deposits
due
mutual
to
-
...
.»• :
I1 Includes
Indian
shown
N.A. Not
•April
time
deposits
seperately.
of
U.
S.
Government
and
;
".
figures
revised.
-
'
•
General
.
\
.
♦••*!!
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t*
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6-14.
-
9-13
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1
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4-12
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5-
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.
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9-28
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(quar.)_^_—__;——
Ingersoll Rand Co;
1
12-28
!
Head Mills,
Indiana
available.
4
I
$r.25
»
^
$1,50 pfd.
$1,25 preferred (quar;)—
postal'-savlngs
5-21
5-
$1.25
>
(2-for-l stock split)
—__
(initial quar.)_l__"_—_—r
Properties
6-29
■
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>
$1
preferred
Income
:
v.'6-29
1
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4.70%-
4.26%"
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■/;
;'!'•! 15c ;"r'v
;•
4.42%.
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S.
7-15
--7-15
$1.25"!
•/
:
!prefeiTed ~(quaT.)l___i._>.^i.J.__V—_
preferred/. (quar.V_j.____
preferred-- (quar.)"_-_—
—
preferred (quar.:)_/_J—I—_V—V-"
'
and
4-16
6-29'
' T-15
;
$1.25
;
—
.
4-28
>/6- 1.:
_
(quar.)—!—___
Power—
4-13;/
1
7-15
25c *.■:
common -iquar,—
Co.
'■
' 27c
(quar.)^
common
4.98%
^Includes certified and officers' checks not shown separately.:''";
decreased
v.:.
(quar. i
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
4
/f- -4-13 9
,7r 3
V-
$1
/
Products Corp.—
A
6
2-
>
! 6-15
32 Vic
'
loans
of
t Includes
in¬
(quar.)
.''''7-
•
2-28-63
itlZVzC
preferred (quar.)——-i--r
Illinois
! Exclusive
a
in
week
pid.
(Del.)
/ /
+
7-31
•
-$1.10
Co.
'
4- <2
5-1
■
Company__
./. Common
compared
4-14
l'
"units"—
Trust
preferred
preferred
:Idah(T Power,,
4-13
1
5-
93 %c
J
(quar!)
5%
157
'+
-
87
l'
13,171
+:
4-30
5-15
(quar.)—__:
Hyster
'
180
228
5,202
ACCOUNTS
>
•'
:+
1,817
liabilities
(5
—
247
3-30
3-30
1
35c
■
Power/4%.
Refrigerator
Food
1
1
5-
+' 25c-
(quar. )•;
preferred
4%
55-
/
•4%-
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.—
Zi
'
Reserve
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
vHygrade
4-18
'♦/•: ' 4'% V '-6^15 ' :•
5%
N.A.
4-14
;
10%
(stock dividend) v
5%
N.A.
<
11
•2,117
1
,
55c
35c
37 %C
;/.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Huttig Sash & Door
5%.
5-'
/ 5-15
10c
;
preferred
4-20
1
-V
!20c
>-■>:
5-11
511
15c .>
common
Gas
636
-V.
v
5-25
31 Vic
v
•
York
of-New
Lighting &
N.A.
43
+; !
7-16
10-15
I- '
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Hussman
4-14
7-25
10-25
■J20C
Co.,, Ltd. (quar.)_/__^^^_V
3-ii! 5 %'■*-':
Corp. -(stock dividend)
Hugoton
N.A.
4-25
7
2-5c
Bearing—
Houston
+' 7,500
3,256-; •'+
/
N.A>-
>24
+
7.762 'I- ;
interbank
t
.102
1,067
45,398
B
5-
1
100%
/
(George A;) & Co. (quar.)
"(Joseph) Co.'(quar. V—V_—
Horner.(Frank -W. ), Ltd., class A (quar.)__
vi
Household Finance Corp., com. (quar.)_—Hi '
/N.A.
.
/'
(quar.)
dividend—
4.40%
583 '
official institutions, etc.
4-16
25c
Horne
262
+-
•-
4-27
5-
Hormel
67
£01
11,566
—
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Commercial banks
—-_J
Other
Land
Class
.N.A.
,
+
5-25
5-15
&
Shoppes, Inc.,
1,308
f
2,089
115
Hot
'
deposits
Other time
deposits.
States and political
subdivisions^.-^.
Federal
Ball &
Renfrew
Holt
6-15
5-22
:
(auar.);_—
498
4-
-
Ltd:
Co..
Co.
357-
4-2
'4-25
3%
&
preferred
increased
financing insti¬
the Similar
"other"
+
+
—.
-
1,489
—1
1,711
&
Insurance
"
Domestic
(quar.)
Home
10,322
+
/
4-15
'
5-15
i
20c
Light
2
/:' 4-24
noc
::v5%
177
Foreign:
$72 million at weekly reportihg member banks;
i
122
+'
;—
1
:'
17V2c
dividend)
^
Winston, Inc> (quar.)—__
Holly Sugar Corp.,. common (quar.)—
369
+.
--
234
'
+
4,770
Savings
of
net
a
$79 million.
Treasury bills
*•*
Rinehart
'
Commercial
not
of
Renfrew
Holt
>66 ;■*;
66,536"
and savings deposits—total!!a—
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
duction
million,
million
a
securities
Holdings of U. S. Government securities
net
Holt
+"
-
5-
"
4-30
(initial)
com.
(stk.
A
a-n
4-
1
25c
2.619
154
+
89,711
*
savings
35c
$1.25
•v!
848
'
63,723
Time
From
Loans to sales and personal
of
2,049
Stock
Governments,
carrying U. S. Government
million, and their loans for
or
decreased
Mutual
new
5-
*
~
Mfg. (stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
Holly Stores; Inc., 5%. conv. pfd. (quar.)
Horizon
interbank:
Ltd.
•
*
4-30
%
56lAc
Quarterly'
1,435
127
155,576
Foreign:
From
$26 million.
decrease
Electric
3
4-20
4430
Quarterly
1,106-
H-
275
/+
4,708
;—
—
Government
S.
Loans to brokers and
purchasing
tutions
Hilo
1,218
■
.
4-
1';
'•///••
Inc.—
class
Corp.,
$1.25
(quar.)
8
318
'
2,772
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions^
and
Domestic
of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
$94
+
1,515
adjusted!
deposits—total§
Commercial
condition
million
+
Mfg.
45
:v
12,656
;
deposits
Individuals,
States
ended
+
LIABILITIES—
Demand
The
2,090
+
-Li.
Products,
/ 5% preferred (quar.)—
Hershey Chocolate Corp.,
947
4-25
T-'~3%
7% preferred A (quar.)^,
Hercules Powder Co., com. (2-for-l stk. split)
705
Galion
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
•*
V
;
—
167
+
v
21
6,296
banks—,
assets/liabilities—.
Demand
1708
/
'
Heller
consoli¬
process.
1 '
When
Share
r<
Hobart
Banks——
Reserve
-V
' '
(quar.-)_
(Walter E.) Co.—
+
16:
13,723
assets—net
Total
Figures
18
+
2,348
4,105
domestic
_June
(4-for-l- stock split subject to approval)-.
Henry's Drive-In, Inc. (stock dividend)
Heppenstall Co.. 4y2% preferred (quar.)
+
'; 72
4,266
v—--
coin_
and
with
1596
.
1964_________,
(quar.)_j.
preferred
+
346
31.851
-
J.
—;
Federal
with
Currency
Balances
—
acceptances
•
'
-•
this* issue.
in
Industries
-
on
1663
!
7
Corp.—
1,
720
+
79
■-
;—;
l,364r
banks
years
five
1316V '
30
1/ 1973—v „.Apr 22
due March
170
__
79
+
14,836
securities
1
Per,, /
-Name
988
+
115
+
13,703
l__
——
——
Other
combined
Contingent liability
purch. for foreign
606
+
to
reserves
1315
197-li-^.May
c - '
DIVIDENDS
+. v'v21-:.
-13
+
2;194
years
to five
Page
4
l97i_//./_May
due
+
23
2,280
Treasury bills —
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within one year!
One
Total
"'Date:-: *
.May
stock./—Apr
preferred
+
..
.26
17,068.
banks.
Government
S.
: '
*
^Continued from page 13
215
106
+
.1,396
——
Capital
Surplus
"
;
bonds,
Service
>
5 Vo
132
securities—-
commercial
1708
.May 15
" ',
4,373
•
>"•
21
//
687
—
domestic
to
1982—
Corp.—
'
carrying:
loans
loans
1,
/
'
Other
Oil
Public
•Announced
financial Institutions:
foreign
estate
&
mortgage
debentures due pec
S'/e
9,082
+
180
+
2,276
—_—-——-'—-.i.—
:
May
due
convertible
Hays Corporation—
finance, personal finance, etc.
"Other
1st
Southeastern
; -r„•,
—
Loans to nonbank
bonds
Telephone Co.-^-'. v'
mbrtgage series B bonds
Gas
4%%
+
.
pur-
—!___;.
—_
securities
Other
717
+
•
_
for
426
94
\V
Government
S.
U.
6
f
660
+
dealers
tJovernmerit' securities-.:.-I-..
.
securities
Sales
'*
and
ana
first
>
,
;
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
Is'sue-~ •;/>:•;.>
cumulative
4^%-
,
9,265
+
'
1,350
_,
Other loans for purchasing or
6
.
+
32,970
carrying:
or
Other
128
56
16,928/
.
;
Foreign
,
reserves
Treasurer—general
Other
1,229
>■./•>
Member
U.
—.> 16;
ing
loans
brokers
to
Loans
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
adjusted!
investments
Commercial
Agricultural
Federal
'■¥
74,054
adjusted!
arid industiial loans—
2i'531
1961
80
+ ;
119,628
loans
and
'
;-v
.-
-
Apr. 12,
'1962*
120,592
investments
Total
1
—
____
<iebs..
1708
—) Since
<
Apr. 4,
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
604
Loans
Other
108
1
~
\
.
Harrisonville
:
1853
+/; '*) >V/
decreased $346 million.
domestic commercial banks
1962
Total
Cash
6'/8%
and
conv.
4Vz %
$180 million but bor¬
Decrease
Total
1980,
Inc.—
debs., due Jan. 1, 1972——
FWV Corp., 3%. subord. s. f. debs., due June
1,
(Julius) Garfinckel & Co., Inc—
'•+/;■■•//:•.
$43
1596
May- 1
mortgage
Company,
$22& million. Loans to
rowings from others decreased
1,
Nov.
.
1
debs, due May 1,
1978.
....
National
Banks increased
Federal Reserve
+2,698
+
repurchase agreement
+
lirst
6%
$29 million.
+2,4.48
—
V-'-.
//May 1
1976_May
1,
.Coirinfunity Research & Development,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
+1,310
____
28,884
increased
corporations
and
1,
York
San Francisco /District, and
Savings deposits
"other" time deposits of indi¬
million,
$23
deposits increased
Bought outright—*v\
May
5%
million, and U. S. Government and Postal Savings time
6
—
securities:
Government
due
districts
all
in New
million
$529
of
partnerships,
viduals,
84
256
+
'
Washington Gas Light Co.—
million in the Chicago District.
$251
16,266
gold certificate reserves
'
.
City, $461 million in the
—
84
—
1,159
increased
Total
*
..
1961
1962
15,107
account
certificate
April 19,
April 11,
1962
included increases
and:
in
increased
adjusted
.
•
1
.
1986—
line bonds due
pipe
f
"
-
deposits
Demand
Increase ( + ) or
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
the combined total of
$74 million.
•
+
1964:
—
Decrease!—) Since
ASSETS—
15
debs, due Nov. ,1, .197T," and'5%^ debs. 1st
"
mtge. pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1979
Z
^^..May
Transcontiriental Gas". Pipe Line Corp 5V+% ./l&t" 'mtge,
<
'
-1663
/ / '
———.—May
-1981;. 6%
>.
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
millions
1
•
1962—_I
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 5'/8%
(In
1427
•
•*
'•
May
Co.—
refunding
May
Southern
$16 million, and
1/
(series 58)_May
l/ 1981..
1
1663
'•
%!r_May./l-:" 1664 '.
.
; • "o
. ,
■
' • /" /
<
U.. ,S. Governriierit" Insured Merchant: Marine' -Bondsl-/
'■"'5% 'SS Argentina series,"due Nov. I,"i978—:/-May 1
1851 "
1st
Consolidated Statement of Condition
i,''
'1
/
1
/ Cuihulative preferred stock; series/'B/ "15%
Moore-McCormack Lines, Jnc.—"
' 'v
-
Peoples
decreased
•'
_L^--lMay
1971.
"
April
Corp.—
debentures
•' /
,
.
Corp.—
,
cates
;
1806
Co.—
due
debs.,
subord.
5%%
5%
.194243
.230240
:
-
Indianapolis Paint & Colpr Co.—
.016b506<
.Uiti6506
.0166506
.194475
.230384
Tire
Lakes
Great
v
>
Chemical
&
American
4% %
0.27775O
/
//•/'.■
———.—'—May 15
1975
./////;., / ,"•
::+4%% equip, trust ctfs., due May 1,-1980
.0300560
.0800560
.0800560
General
.
.277750
-
due May "i, I978______i__4-May:. 1. /:
Co., Ltd.—/
debentures
Tar
due
'/;
5%*%" coriv. subord. debs., due May l,
.
.00161100
.327800
.0800560
/'/'
•
.-6^%: * debentures/series: Br ;due; May,
.Florida; Steel Corp.f—
/"/:./
.00161100
2.787425
i.> debentures
a.
'-'feubord.
Dominion
•
-
.00161100
.00161100
conv.
Brothers, 'Inc.—
Dibrell
■I". .00310700
~
■
Pags
i
Distilling
:/:■•/ 6 Vi %
.210600
A.
of Georgia—,
Co.
'
'k >:% t\k'-k
Date ;/
•
.
.952187
>
2.815300
.194366
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
"
Barton
.0200750
.£
:
:
.;
debs..
i-Cap.
+
.210710
'?i!S6
peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.00310700
-
"
2.315000
.00161100
.00276216
-327600
.0800560
.277737
2.787128
.140362
.0^50333
yen
Malaysia,
.0200747
>:210618
.210862
rupee
pound
lira
Japan,
.0387000
< •• •;
5.90%. "sferie$.: 195.3, due May 1; 1973—^__May j/ vj 1425
CO.-^V^-.//:r;/-v/
'/v 'vr
6-year ?6 % secured .notes//du6: July 1, 1964.z-Api -30
1804
Canadian Gas & Energy Investments,' Ltd.— •
't -1"
r-fv
♦.1
.0387000
:0200782
Discount
American
/> "
2.242470
.0387000
.952343
.210600 /
•?!'; .00310700
.204050/
>250112
Ireland,
.00995075
•
>
2.242709
>
V///
given in the Chronicle.
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
>.
r><
.O387ooo
.
(Metropolitan), new franc——- f
Germany, deutsche mark
France
.0100875
.0100417
2.243266
v
-
.0200750 V
,952343
.
$
:J
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195
Number 6153
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Per
Name
of Company
Institutional
Shares,
Institutional
From
Interchemical
4Vi*%
International
4%
class
50c-
(From
Class
B
Class
B
(quar.)
Iowa
1
3-31
5-15
4-23
12 Vac
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dividend r_-'
7-10
7-10
P
7-1
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Light,
Iowa> Southern
Utilities
(quar.)™
Co.—
•
•
5-
5-
1
40c
•
5-
Common
(increased)..
$1.76 preferred (quar.) _______
4%%
(quar.)__.
preferred
Irvington Steel Jfc Iron Works_.i
4-13
4
39c
_
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6- I
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,
44c
35%c
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5%
Inc.; common
(quar.)
^
5-21
4-27" v
preferred A (quar.)
Jefferson
Stock
(Thomas)
:
4-$
^
4-16
Jewel
Tea
Jockey
(quar.)
Club, .Ltd._____
Jorgensen
M.)
(Jsarle
—-
&
Co.
N.
Y.)
Electric
6-29
Sutherland- Paper
4-30
4-10
4-17
Metropolitan
6-15
$-15
4-18
4-24
4-
6- 9
ii.;
$1.30
.
4-30
5-1.4
(quar.)
City Power & Ligut
3.80%° preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar,)_L-i—
4.20% • preferred
(quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)——
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Kavanau
(quar.)
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preferred
series)
(1961
66-
5-14
6-
5-14
84c
5-14
6-
5-14
5-10
4-20
4-10
6-
5-10
6-15
4-25
(monthly)
Kellogg Company—
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5-
preierx'td
3 V2 %
preferred
dividend'
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2
6-15
4-13
1
4-20
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4-30
6
Oxioid
5-
1
%
5-21
9-15
Minnesota
12-15
4%%
Ontario
&
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5-
4^4%
Utilities,
Kingsport
Stock
(quar,)_„
common
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
(quar.)—L
Press
(N.
Inc.
4.36%
3-16
6%
5-
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7%
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A
Krylon,
Inc..
(initial
Electric
6-
4-20
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5V2%
pfd. A (quar.)
Penick
.5-22
•
4-30
Ltd.
(John)
(quar.)
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,
La Crosse Cooler, (guar.)
LaCrosse Telephone (quar.)
Lambert (Alfred.),
(quar.)
—
A Montana
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Lamontague Limitee, class A (quar.)
Lamston (M. H.J, In6. :(quar.)
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Leath
&
Company
5-18
5-10
5-30
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5-11
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Lee Rubber & Tire Corp
4-30
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4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
T.4-25
4-10
Salt
Stock
Co.
(reduced-quar.)
5-
dividend
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7% partiespref. A .(quar.)
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Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S; C.)- (quar.)
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Levine's, Inc.
Stock dividend
Wayne)
Liiei
Insuiauoe
Stock
$3.50
-
Stock
(quar.)
Stock
•
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5-
(quar.)
National
Securities
Stock
•
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1
$1.10
4-10
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Balanced
series
1
4-16
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series
4-16
4-13
5-
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4
Nevada
50c
5-17
,
9-10
..50c
12-10
50c
-
11-16.
Ltd.—
,
-
%
11-16
•
New
Island Lighting
Co.
New
6-30
6-26
•
5-
1
5-1
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$1.29 /
5-1
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$1.24
Sr.
$1.11-:
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5-
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Louisville
Lowe's
Lucky
&
Companies
Stores.
Stock
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(quar.)_.
Nashville, RR.
on
Co..
Lynch
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Plymouth
4-13
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5%
4-20
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4-20
7-
1
6-
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preferred
Car
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15C
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5-
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8-
15c
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North
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of
$1.50
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6-
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4-30
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16c
37 Vic
6-
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4
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(accum.)
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4-
2
5-
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5-
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7c
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(quar.)
55c
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6-20
5-29
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1
5-18
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4-27
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6-
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6-25
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4-30
4-13
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4-30
4-13
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1
5c
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(quar.)__:——
(quar.)
—_A
4-30
4-18
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6-
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4-11
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5-
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5-15
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Co.
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Men's
Life
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1
5-15
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1
5-15
2
5-15
4-19
4-30
4-17
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7-31
6-29
4-23
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'(Birmingham,
15c
5-
1
70c
5-
1
4-20
130c
5-
I
4-13
1:1/52 ViC
5-
1
•41-12
$1.06%
6-
1
$2.16
6-
1
5-14
$1.22 Vi
6-
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5-14
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Provident Tradesmen's Bank & Trust (Phila.)
Quarterly
a
f
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4-
6-
37 Vic
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Insurance
1
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(quar.)___——
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8
5-
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(quar.)
,
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of
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50c
5-1
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4-27
4-13
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37V2c
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1
4-30
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4-30
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4-13
4-20
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3-30
7-20^
3
4-30
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(quar.)
dividend
Procter
5-31
5-14
4-13
4-30
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Gold
Gardner
Stock
4-11
4-30
4-20
payment of approximately $0,378 per
depositary share
________
5-10
6-11
1
4-30
62'/bc
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Prince
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(quar.)___'__^___—
20c
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(quar.)
Pennsylvania National Bank
Co.
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7-12
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preferred
B
10-11
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Canada,
Lines
.
5-
10c
preferred
common
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Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)—A
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A
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Price Brothers
5-
5-15
22 Vic
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—_—
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4-12
4-27
30c
(quar.)™
5-15
1
5-15
(quar.)
preference
preferred
4-12
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15C
(quar.)_
preferred
Professional
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(initial)
North
Scale
(H.
512%
Class
6-15
66-
17»/2C
(quar.)
(initial)
(quar.i_
preferred
Class
30c
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4-13
,
4-23
Transit Co.——i__A
Edison, 4.70% preferred B (quar.)_
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
______
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc
——_;
undistributed
(quar.)
Corp.
2nd
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8
7-
1
5c
( Potomac
5-15
6-
5-1
6
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5-15
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1st
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4-20
5-1
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4-16
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Glass
Rubber
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4-13
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1
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(N. J.) Trust State National Bank
$2.50
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3-30
93%c
50c
2
Plainfield
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4-27
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convertible
Pittston
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4-17
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convertible
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5-1
4-30,
4-25
5
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15c
common
(quar.)
Plate
v)
1
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
5
5-
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Company
4-
5-18
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4-27
—
preferred
Petroleum,
4-
•
v
4-25
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Pioneer
5-18
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4-25
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'
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5-
V
40c
;
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Macco
A
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4-20
6-12
A
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10c
3%
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Company
preferred
4-23
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(increased-quar.)
C.)
5%
4-23
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(quar.)
—-—
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Electric
j.
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)i—
6%
preferred
(quar,)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Adjustment preferred
(quar.)
New
common
Inc.
Gold Mines,
A"4-11.
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Macas^sa
(quaj.)
(quar.).!___
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Lynchburg
5-
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V
35c
5-
1
$1.06
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31c
5-15
6-
5-
(quar.)
Bottlers
Cement
Pittsburgh
4-
1
25C
(initial-quar.)
4-13
4-
5-18
6-
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4-16
4—
4-19
v,
5c
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class
1
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3-30
1
6-15
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(increased-quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
v.,
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preferred
common
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4-13
4-23
1
5-
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(initial-quar.)
1
4-23
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Phillips
,
4-23
4-20
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15c
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Howell
5-
22c
5-15
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5-
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4
3
5c
Jewellers,
convertible
Pillsbury
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9-
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15C
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1
9-18
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6%
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4-11
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4-
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40c
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6-15
25c
preferred (quar. )—1^.AA-AA '
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4-11
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40C A,
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)——.—
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4-11
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(quar.)____
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4-20
4-26
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preferred (quar.)
,
preferred (ijuaf.) —_^.-- : $1.10
4.68%
$1.17
preferred (quar.)
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—
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Research
&
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York
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•
4-27
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quar.)_
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light—
5.16% preferred (quar.)___^
preferred
4.44%' preferred
4.16%. preferred
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$3.75
Lorain .Telephone
4.96%
5-
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4-16 •'
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4.30%,
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4-16
4-30
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—
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1
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approximately $0,076 per depositary
Louisville
series
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series
4-16
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9-10
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1
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5-25
4-27
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Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
4-13
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pfd. (quar.)
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.3-30
5-1.
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5-
87 V2C
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5-
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4-13
40c
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60c
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4-30
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4-12
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7-
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1
2
5-
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National
•
dividend
preference
Lincoln.
5-15
5C
(quar.)
Lincoln Printing, new common
5-
7-
9c
4-13
5-11
4-30
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common
Publishing
(2-for-l
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-
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25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Voting
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4-20
4-19
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(quar.)
preferred
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6
4-12
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5-11
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Chemicals
4-16
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5-15
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4.25%
—
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6-15
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1
4-20
1
6-15
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4.64% preferred • (quar-.)
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Penn
4-16
4*30
4-30
Square Mutual Fund (10c from net in¬
come
& 15c from long-term capital gains)
4-16
:
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Ltd
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.64%preferred (quar.)
tlOc
A, "J 6-13
32Vic
A
(quar.)_A
Gas.
Pennsalt
4-
6-13
6-29
5-15
Penn
1
1
5-15
1
6-29
+45c
5-
4-27
3-30
6-
10c
split)
8-15
A
4-27
37 lie
(quar.)
(quar.)
5*26
Glass ;A ( stock dividend
ClasS A (stock. dividend)__—'
Murphy
4-13
Leedjs &. Northrup Co-, (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar,)—,——
5% preferred B (quar.)
_
'
5-15
.
t3c
common
preferred
I
(quar.)_
2
4-
4-17
1
5%
(quar.)
Penney
15c
6-
31 %c
A
stock
Products
4.68%
5-16
1
v';A
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-9
.
Fruit
5-1
Movie Star, Inc.;. class A (quar.).—A--——
Movielab Film laboratories-:
4-10
.
:
Fuel
5-
,
„
5-10
4-30
15c
preferred
Penn
5-16
.5-
5-15
4-20
1,
60c
Canada,
4-16
28c
5-
6
5-15
5-15
A
a' e- iU
45c
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
Z4-16
$1.50
4-
25c
1
$1.12 Vi
^
4-27
tl5c
(quar.)
(3-for-l
Ltd.,
5-31
preferred (a-a):__——-JwAli- ;
7%
.
4-30
.
6-1
(quar.)
:
6-19
6-19
6-10
(quar.)_
5-
■/■■'A
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.,
4-5
'
I—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
Layne & Bowler
Lear, lnc; (quar.)—'
;
■
12-17.;
4-25 '■%
•
5 V4i % y
A
-
r
6-15
12-31
-
Ltd.—;
Corp.
1
(quqr.) —
.
9-28
;
of
Co.
Metal
$1.20
-
7-1,
7 Vac
preferred
1
15C
4-17
5-1
7-1
$1.25
Fran.)
Airways
4.60%/"
1
5-15
1
4-17
AA 6- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Ford
&
$1.10
(quar.)
—_—-
power -Co.,' common - (quar.) ——
preferred (quar.) l_T
:
—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)i—
:——
Moore Corp., .Ltd. (qiiar.)—A—
Moore-Handley Inc., (quar..)—Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
8
»5-22
.
V,'16-29,'
j,.—
Class sAr (quar.)_-^_-^lL-—.
-
.6-
T5-
-.
.
6-30
ln$.; 'class A- finer; quar,))
'
Class ^ A
5-15
preferred
4.50%
A
4-20
,
(San
Insurance Co.
Penn
5-14
6-
9-
9
•,
,
5-1
90c
———A
5-14
30c
4-
5-
:
IV
v"
25c
(quar.)_.
•A 5- 1
12 V2c
6•
45c
(quar.)_^ A
Investment,
30c
—
Monongahela Power, 4.40% preferred
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)-
•
4-16
5- 1
.
$6
A
4-16 A
6-
$1.38
5- ' 1
,
A
$1.10
Quarterly
4-16
A
6-12
$1.07 Vi
memi-annual) _*■
Monarch' Marking System (quar.)——
M-march Mills tquar.)-;_i
:—-—.——
$6
Labatt
Vi %
—
Monarch Fine Foods
<
:4-27
1
5-21
quar.)
Co.,
1
6-12
4-13
40c
dividend)
10c
_
1
5-
•
.
Drilling
Brewing
Peninsular
4-20
1
Quarterly A—.-—*—--'-———
4-
'
6-12
——_
...
I
V
dividend
Stock
55-
180
(quar.)
common
4-13
$1
i
Co
Davis & Co.
Parker
3-30
$1.09
4-10
•
.
4-27 A"
$1.19
(increased-quar.)
World
Chemical
Peerlfess
4-19
4-30
5-1
4-
4-30
—w—-
2nu preietiied (•■quai'. 1
Kuhlman
55-
(monthly).
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Corp.
American
Park
Parke,
Mohawk N atibnai Bank'-(Schenectady, N. Y.)
12-
12-15'
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Krtfg.er Company, common (quar.)
.
9-
—
Koppers Company, class A
Kostln
6-
--w—■
National
Pan
8
9-29
$1.14
4-30
r: 4-27
(quar.)
Corp.
Bank
Corporation
,
4.30% •' preferred, (quar.
5.52%
Jireferred (quar.)—1:
'
Quarterly—
i-——
.'Quarterly k_s.il.
Public Service,
6
4-23
r 5- 2 a
$1.16
—__—__
(quar.)
r.ighting
Pall
8
5-
10-16
4-30
——
4-
5-15
1
Fund—
pfd.
5%
preferred
Penmans,
-
6-
32c
—
A
Canadian
Co.,
Pacific
6-15.
.
25c
(quar,)_—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Missouri
3-16
4-26
Biologicals,
4.56%
5-15
-
:
4-26
dividend-^—.
Knickerbocicer
5-25*
6- T'J""
h
4-13
4-30A
,
5%
——-----—
'stock
Airmotive
Pacific
"
Kentucky
(quar.)
A
distribution—
Ltd., 60c pref.
$5 pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic
Coast
4
5-21
$1.18%
(quar.)
20c
3%
30c,
Express,
Pacific
Pearl
10c
pfd. (quar.)
Paper
^5-*l
-j
,
Paper Co.,
Pacilic
4-16
7- 2
5%
4-10
4-10
4-19
4"16
1
6-12
(quar.)
:
•
(quar.)
common
Securities
gains
Overland
<1
Pacific
5-
25c
—-——
common
Miller & Rhoads, Inc.,
1
1-2-63
(quar.)
4-
1
4-30
7-
-
I
55-
5-15
-Stock
^
(quar.)
Capital
5-
i.<:
(Fort
Insurance
Electric,
<fc
Over-the-Counter
5-8
Life
1
33C
Gas
preferred (quar.)
Compauy_——
Outlet
:
5-31
Miller Manufacturing,
;
$3.60
3
5-31
10-
(quar.)
5-
4-27
5-31
...
preferred (quar.)_
5-14
25c
United
A-v
Ltd.—
Tail Power, common (quar.)—__—
$4.40 preferred (quar.)——
_________
4-16
5-1
5-31
•
20c
17 Vic
;
55"
Otter
(quar.)
26Vic
(quar,•
25c
15c
Midwest Investment Co. (quar.)——
—
*
4-18
1
4-30
preferred
—;—
25c
10c
_______
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)
—
4% preferred D (quar.)_
_
Otis Elevator
Co.
tquar.)—.A—,'A—*—._
5 %' preferred "C
5Vt%
^Utilities,
preferred
4.65%
jA
4-10
(111.)
Telephone
Commdnfquar.)
Midwestern
<
3V*"A
States
4-10
B
Common
>3
*
5-15
'
5-15
7c
■
Corp.—
preferred
3V2%
Middle
.
—.
Consolidated
5-11
:
$1.10
$1.22 V2
(quar.)
1
,
•
5-11;
1
•v
—
Mickelberry's Food Products
."Mid-West Abrasiye Co.
6-
•
(Md.
Monthly
.
Kaymarq
j
•
4-20
6-1
t65c
(Fla.) (quar.)„
Gas &- Electric Co.
preferred (quar.)—
—
4.90 %
preferred (quar,)—=
Michigan Seamless Tube (quar.)—
•
■
5-23
< V.
'
(s-a)______
5-15
5-
25c
Corpf, class A (quar.) _________ %
33C
(quar.)
AI
—AA.—2—
:v-!\
20c
Old Republic Life Insurance
(quar.,
f$3
Ontario & Quebec Ry.1 (s-a) —-___A—A—— '
Orange & Rockland Utilities—"VA-V'vAri'.'jA ■
1
Class
Ltd.—
(Canada),
Stores
4-16
5-31
Old National
4-23 A
1
$1.38
12 Vtc10c
3-31
4-30
J15C
Shoe
Oklahoma
4-20
A 3-29
25c
•
4-25
$1.50
(quar.)
A—-———
NuTone,
Inc. (stock
dividend>_„
—___
Nytroplcs, Inc. (stock dividend^—-—_______
6-
4.40%
—
Building Co.
Corp.—
1
5-1
40c
3-31
4-18
4-30
5-1
5-
9
4-25
%, preferred J quar.)
Nunn-Bush
Michigan
-
—
4-18
•
Meyer (George J.) Mfg.: (quar.)——32V2c
Meyercord
Co.
(quar.)——————_
7V2c
3
5-
4.50%' preferred
Kaufman & Broad
4
4-
—
and class B)
(On
Northwestern
A
4-14
4-30
(quar.)—
class A
Extra
4-iO
5-
B
\ Class
1
4-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)__
Northwest
.
4-20
5-
!'
5-25
5-
Ltd.
Utilities,
Northland
4-16
>5-
L
$1.18%
5.52% "preferred (quar.)
Messenger
Corp.
(quar.)
Metromedia, Inc.* (resumed)—
-
Kansas
'i'Sr:
*
5-25
5-15
55c
RR^lNew Hampshfre)
Northern
2
4-16
A
1
Miami Tile & Terrazzo; Inc.
KVP
5-
"6-
—
(Mass.)—
Co.
1
(quar.)_
Josten's Inc.,'class B (quar,)
7-20
% 5-
(quar.)_--__'
5-1
—
4-20
40c
(increased)
5-
-
Co.,' 3% %* preferred
7
20c
(quar.).:—
5-15
■
.
preferred (quar.)
Co.
MerrimaCk-Essex
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
4-
5-
<
s
37 V2 C
(quar.)
(increased) __•
Common
Merchants National Bank & Trust (Syracuse,
5-1
•
Jergens (Andrew) Co.
Stores
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
; 6-20
3-24
5-14
8Vac
?
common
4-15
,
•
4-25
-8 Vac
-J
---
Corp.;
5-25
Insurance—
dividend-
4-13
(quar.)—25c
IVic
5- 1"'
_
4-30
&
(quar.>__™__4%% preferred A (quar. )„—.—_—
*>'•■
preferred B (quar.)
4.--—-------Shoe
44c
t50c
Power,
!25%
6- 4
-
Ry.
Quebec
_A__25c
•
Mercantile
Jantzen,
Pacific
wortnern
.
(quar.)'
3-22
6-20
(quar.)
Co.
Northern
$1.11
■
Monthly.
Melville
5-21
6- i
2 Vic a
.
3-22
30c
—
Y.;
(N.
3-30
$1.50
10%
3% V
10c
47 Vic
-
—
Monthly,;
AA
5-21
„
B
(Arthur G.)
Co.
3-30
CoL-,-^ai-vii->v4rH''^'''\2r:
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-■>*7;a;aw-'A-a ,vlA
■*-*
•
Class
(quar.)
Insurance
Northern
Co.—
McGregor Donlger Inc., class A
preferred
3-22
5-1
5-
f 10c
4-13
4-30
_
McKee
4.40%
4-19
,
1
1
; 5-1
"t
—
Public Service, com.
4-30
Corp. tquar.)_
_—r_w_*w• 12 Vi c i,
McCage Grain. Ltd. (quar.• $35c «;•
i 4-13
-
4-30
5-
38c
$1.25
$1.37 «/a
—•—
——
(quar.)—.
Indiana
Northern
6-15
'
Holder a
Payable of Rec.
A.
.
——
3c
preferred
McCall
4-13
5-1
125c
17V2C
62*/aC
(stock dividend)
Electric
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
A.,
(increased quar.)
preferred
lc
(quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. .(quar.)
*—
Mayfair Markets ; (stock dividend) —
2
$1.09
-
4.44%
2
5-
$1.06
V>
£
common
1
6-11
5%
(quar.)
&
6-
47 V2C
5%
shares—
dividend)—
(Calif.)
Massachusetts
iv '?•:
_____
Common
*
.
Supermarkets, Inc. (quar.)——•
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)™.:
7-1
VAc
A->Y;.'A
4-11
5-25
Marsh
'
(quar.)___™________
Power
3-31
:
1
6-15
preferred-(quar.).—
6%
(stock
Corp.,
Inc.
Market Basket
•
preferred
.
5-
<quar.)___
York—
preferred
4.22%
1
20
Common
,4.36%
Stores
New
Margo's,
5-
v.
Electronics
and
Maremont
-4-27
17l/aC
-
5-
•
4-10
5-16
$0.00%
(initial)
(quar.)
& Electric-—
Gas
:■
5-1
25c
$1
12 Vac
Gas—
Illinois
Northern
$1.06 Vt
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
4-11
1
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
5-
'
.Conv. Driorioy shares (quar.)--—.—
Majestic Specialties Inc.
(quar.)—— ___—
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. A (quar,)—
Managed Funds Inc.' Paper shares___-___—»■
■
i
_
Iowa-Illinois
Stock
4-27
vU\:
$1*2 Vic
1
_
of
5-31
Mailman
Company
Electric
(quar.)
class A
Funding
preferred
6,%
$1
Corp.—
Department
Investors
preferred B
Magnavox
-
(initial)
Interstate
5-31
4-27
$1.31 W*,-
ordinary' Income ).r_.r_~___-___-
Interphoto Corp.,
5-1
4-23
2
Telegraph—;
&
(quar.)
Holdings
4-27
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preference
A
net
5-15
1
35c
:____
_
Breweries,
International
(quar.)__
4-
4V»% pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.,
(R. H.)
;. 4%
5-1
4c
•
49
Per
Holder«
When
•
Share
'•
of Company
Macy
:
common
Telephone
preferred
Interior
Name
-
__
(quar.)'
preferred
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Fund
income
Corp.,
preferred
5%%
Ltd.—
Growth
investment
When
Share
.
(1965)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;.
.
5-
L
4-17
5-
1
4-17
Publfc" Service
Co; of' Colorado—
($uafr.) _iA___A_A_
preferred (quar.)
4.64preferred (quaf.)
4.90 %
preferred
(quar.)_.
- -
•*-
Common
4%% A
_
——;~
—
5-14
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1966)
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
■
Service
Public
V
Company
Common
3.35%
of
Co.
y
(quar.)
preferred
Quebec
9c
R
R
Co.
Can
C
T &
E
Radio
J40c
(quar.)
—
America,
4-13
6C
25c
common: "(quar.)__
of
—
of.America
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
Real
5-25.
22/2c
(incr. quar.)
Properties Corp., class A
A
(increased-quar.)
24c
Class
Equities
Realty
Corp.
5c,
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
dividend———.
Stock
4-30
4-23
4-30
4-24
7-25
5- 1
30c
•
6- 1
J>%
(Canada),
common
(quar.)
tlOc
(quar.)
———„—u—' tlOc
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (stock dividend)—
2%
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. (Ohio)—
30c
4-30
5- 4
J28c
*27c
15c
7- 2
10- 1
5-15
$$1.19
59%c
5- 1
5- 1
Renoid Chains
Class
A
A
(quar.)
5- 1
4-11
5- 1
5- 1
6- 9
5- 1
5- 1
5-1
6-15
6-15
5- 2
4-20
4-20
5-25
4-13
4-13
4-23
6- 5
6- 5
.
(quar.)
—
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—'
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
—
Reynolds Metals, $4.75 preferred
(quar.)_
Republic
Corp.,
4%%
common
preferred
Inc.,
——.—
preferred
3%%
Ridge
Tool
River
Brand
(quar.)
A
class
Co.,
Mills
Rice
(initial)
22y2c
10c
25c
80c
37V2C
18c
(quar.)
Roadway Express, common
Roanoke
Co.
Gas
(quar.)——
Robbins &
Myers Inc., common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
Roberts & Porter
(initial)-.
$1.50
Robinson
Rochester
4%
Gas
—
&
preferred
Electric,
4.95%
preferred
—
(quar.)..
K
5.50%
preferred L (quar.)—
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal, common
Rollins
Broadcasting,
Ronson
(William
H.)
1
6-
1
HY2C
4-25
(increased-quar.)
5, 10 & 25c Stores
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
7'/2C
(quar.)...
4-30
20c
«,
Ltd., 5y4% preferred
Inc.
(stock dividend)
(J. P.)
Container
Stone
&
Strawbridge &
Strolee
of
6
,
'
.
5%
preferred
5-4
5%
Schenley
Sobering
W.)
&
Industries
A
(increased
Scott
Scott
<S;
$5
6-15
6-
1
9-17
9- 4
12-17
7-15
6-1
12c
5-1
12c
6-
1
1
6-18
2 Vic
(monthly)—
10c
10c
Co.
(quar.).,
United Cities
preferred
A
4-30
35c
-
5.
-
$4
4-10
1
4-20
6-
1
5-15
Extra
4-27
Quarterly
$2.50
_'
40r
,
(quarJ
Scrivner-Stevens
7-
2
6-8
Security
Trust
Co.
of
12V2c
(quar.)
Rochester
55c
Quarterly
Selected
60c
American
Shares,
(Quarterly
Shaer
Shoe
Shares
in
from
net
inc.
investment
Shawinigan Water
shillings
&
May 3
Corp.
Sheller Mfg.
7-
2
6-15
$20c
5-25
4-13
5-15
approyal
(quar.)
_6-8
(s-ai
3-30
Trico
Tropical Gas Co..
.
Slater
Steel
New
$25c
5-
1
tlOc
5-31
Preferred
(A.
Corp.
&
New
4%%
Z.ZZHI"
(quar.)
Varnish
(quar.)__
Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
Service
(initial
"25
c
40c
(quar.)
Z.Z
California
4-13
5.
1
4.1 n
5-1
4
5-
1
t-12
4-26
4-20
50c
5-1
8-1
in
4-2
7-14
4.10
a
>;
28c
4-30
t
5
28'/2c
4-30
4-5
Water-
(initial)
___
.
„
4-12
4-16
5
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
Union
(quar.)
shares
Gas
Co.
(one
Union
Oil
Co.
pref.
United
Stock
share
(1956
American
series)
Life
$1.06%
;5-
1
4-10
5-15
3-31
6-11
5-25
6-29
6-14
King Corp.,
26y4c
Weeden & Company
75c
7%c
lor
5%c
each
(initial)
Coast' Telephone
Co.—
4-19
$2.50
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
ye-
1
5-15
'6-20
5-14
1
5-14
United
Carbon
Co.
(quar.)
25c
6-
1
5-14
United
Continental
rr??-r-
.
—
.
i
class A
6-
1
5-14
(From investment income)
1
4-
6
1
$2.50
4-26
4-
2
4-30
4-16
5-31
4-30
5-
4-16
5-
3-16
Western
5-
4-13
Western
5-
4-10
Western
5-
4-10
Class
5-
4-10
5-
4-10
9-1
8-14
5-1
4-11
5-1
4-11
62 %c
8-1
5%
4-30
4-20
4-30
4-20
6-
1
5-21
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
A
Light
(quar.)-
30c
5-
1
4-
2
32 %c
•
5-
1
4-
2
31V4C
5-
1
4-
2
25c
5-
1
25c
-
5-15
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
7-
2
6-11
6-15
5-24
18c
.
prior
:.r
18c
-
$1.25
(quar.)
35c
Westgate-California Corp., 6% pfd.
Westminister
Paper
(quar.)
;
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
5-
15c
(quar.)
20c
B
4-27
4-
4V2%
preferred
6-
1
5-15
.6-
1
5-15
6-
(quar.)
4-
6
5-
1
4-
6
75c
5-
1
4-18
50c
5-
1
4-18
(quar.)
White Stores, Inc.
Wilbur
Chocolate,
(quar.)
5-15
Wilcox
3-30
4-25
4-11
Will, Ross,
Inc.. (quar.)
Wilson & Company,
common
A
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1
5-
1
5%
-5-15
25c-
common
5-15
Electric
5-
5-
6-1
25c;
1
preferred
5-15
5-15
$1.12%
1
$5
25c
7%c-
-
-'■■4
,
5-31
5-
1
1
4-20
4-13
5-
5-15
4-13
7-
6-15
1
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
S
5-
4-13
1
5-
5-23
-
5-25
9
5-
2
4-27
4-13
5-
,5-15
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)_
-
5-
62yac
(quar.)
4-
5
5-
1
4-
6
8-1
7-
6
10-
5
Common
(quar.)
40c
Winn
from
Dixie
Industries Fundr Inc.—j
net realized capital gains
Stores
Inc.
11-
5c
(monthly)—
1
4-30
7c
4-30
-
4-18
4-16
Monthly
7c
5-31
7c
<6-23
Winter
New
Park
Wisconsin
6%
Telephone—
(initial
common
Electric
•
quar.).
6-
:
Fund.
Inc.
class
(from
4-27
4-18
4-13
1
4-13
$1.27
5-1
4-13
4c
4-30
4-13
8c
invest,
1
5-
5-10
4-26
income)
4-30
4-14
4-27
4-
3-30
9
8c
Monthly
Shoe
Wbodward
Stores
8-
1
7-20
11-
1
10-18
Wood
6-
5
5-14
6-
5
5-22
Enterprises,
Herman
Woolworth
Worth
Tanning
(1947),
(quar.)__„—_
Ltd.—
r
Corp.,
(F.
Fund,
W.)
A
'
4-30
4-
7
17 %c
(quar.)
$3 preferred (s-a)_-_
6-15
6-
1
$1.50.
6-
1
5-15
Company (quar.)_t—
(stock dividend)
6-
1
62 %c
.
5-
(monthly)
Co.
1
5-15
4-30
25c
—
Jr.
5-
1
4-20
'
200%
—
6-
1
5-18
7-
2
6-20
8-
1
7-20
25c
4-30
4-13
10c
6-15
5-31
IdC
Monthly
25c
25c
9-15
8-31
5-
1
4-16
t35c
5-
1
4-
2
156 y4c
5-
1
,5-
1
.4-
2
:
Monthly
■
4-13
4-30
4-20
5-
4-17
1
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-
Yates-American
Yocam
Machine
Batteries
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
50c
5-10
York County Gas
70c
(increased-quar.)
r
6
4-10
$1
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
6
Zellers,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.).
6
" $1
•
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable
s-
48c
(quar.)
6-25
4-10
1
25c
Inc.
(Wm.)
5-
t25c
class
5-25
6-11
7-10
15c
(increased)
A
Wometco
&
■
8c
r
Wolverine
4-13
5-
$1.26
:
(monthly)-
A
4-30
$1.50
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5.04%
preferred
Cquar.)
5.08%
preferred1 (quar.).
Corp.,
8
5-15
1
Power
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
5-15
6-
••
5%
Wolf
5-18
40c
40c =:
Quarterlv
4-17
:~V
4-26
(quar.)
Winfield Growth
1
4-19
4-17
.1
r6-
-
;>•"
10c
4-16
1
4-18
4-13
1
$1
(quar.)
lien-(quar.)
Class
4-30
1
4-30
5-
2
$1.43%
Sewing Machine—
$3 conv. preferred (quar.)
$2 prior pref. (quar.)
White Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
5-1
5-15
4-13
White
5-15
5-
6-12
(quar,)__
com.
(quar.)
5-15
:
2
(initial-annually)
Pacific RR.
(quar.)
Publishing Co., common (quar.)
5-31
6
7-10
7-
Gas
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
4%
1
$1.50
Telephone,
5.20% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
B
7-10
8-
75c:
^
&
Natural
4-13
5-15
$1
Participating
6%. preferred
(quar.)
class
CO
1
•
75c
.--C-
Participating
Western
CO
6-
n-.
62 %c
(quar.)
6-
5-15
in
resident
4-14
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
British
Income
6-29
6-15
a
Less
6-
1
5-10
y
6-11
5-25
tax.
Previously published
50c
„
date
4-30
4-12
x
-.
the source.
Non¬
„
date was incorrect. The
and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in
4c
at
tax
25c
Fund—
34C
5
5-
4-23
$1.12%
6-
5-15
;
$1
6-15
"
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America
1
6-15
$1.50
-
(quar.)^
Common
4-16
$12y2c
(quar.)
6-
1
'6-30
36c
Quarterlv
(quarO
6-
1
6-
36c
—
Special gtd. stock (s-a)
West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)—
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
preferred
5-
6-15
;
.
(Increased quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
$1.44
41/2 %
5-15
14c
;
Common
6-15
28
(Denver)-—
4-26.
5-15-
■
10c
(monthly
Corp.
Transport
1
50c
(quar.)—.
Insurance
.
10c
(H. R.)
5-15
10%
Corp.
(quar.)
5-
35c
dividend
Artists
4-10
4-10
Weinkles
6-28
$78Vac
(quar.)
California
United Aircraft Corp.—
4% pref
(1955 series)
United
(quar.)
Canada
of
1
1
Monthly
,
of
5-
5-
Common
72c
held)
Union
Waste
4-10
$1.25
$1.15
Western Insurance^Securities—
43c
(initial-quar.)
dividend
4-13
1
(quar.)
4-16
62V2c
County Trust (Elizabeth)__
Stock
4
5-
5-1
33c
,
(quar.)
preferred
$4.25 preferred
$4.60
Class
(final)
Corp.—
1st
5-15
12 %C .i
/
4-19
4-27
(final)
common
Common
Wrigley
preference A
Commerce Bank—
New
(initial-quar.)
Gas Light Co.—
(quar.)
4-19
split
shares
Union Acceptance
5-
5-31
t
C.)
5-15
62y2c
V.
5-22
5-15
20c
common
5-15
;
Unilever N.
New
Washington (D.
4-30
10c
Street Corp.
4-13
6-15
4-27
Warner Bros. Pictures-
Westbury Fashions (2y2-for-l, sthc^.spjit)-^
Western Holdings; Inc.—
(Final payment of approximately $0.67 per
depositary share)
I
$3.13
(initial)
4-30
7 V
6-
15c
-
West
4-16
4-
25c
(s-a)
Salle
5-11
(quar.)
—
4-13
5-28
5- 1
3%
common
19c
-
4-26
4-30
2y2c
$0.2656y4
(quar.)__^
4'.*
preferred
(quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)__
Z
4%
oic
.1
9
4-25
5%
Quarterly
6J/4%
*
'.
quar.)
(quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
2%
Public
common
5-11
Co.
preferred
4.56%
fi-
±31Vac
dividend
Southern
1
La
4-27
5-15
19c
Werner
21c
.
dividend)—
dividend)—
stock
5-15
5%
4-19
$1.40
(quar.)
DeMex
dividend)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
Voi-Shan Industries
(quar.)
1
$1.49
1
5-
12%
±nv*c
Georgia Natural Gas
common
5.
1
South
Union
auar.)„„
South
4.48%
1
6-
Acero
Two-for-one
208
4-14
6-
4-
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power—
5-15
Ltd.—
(Howard)
Southeastern
1
Gas
preferred
de
American
shr.
(initial)
(Initial
Smith-Alsop Paint
New
depositary
45c
Smith
Stock
5-
1
4-ifi
!
"
"adrs"—
Industries,
O.)
1
8-
1
6-
(stock
&
4-27
50c
5-
$1.42y2
!
(stock
4-17
5-15
s-a)__
Weissberg
$1.22y2
1
—_/•
Financial
Inc.
Oil
$6.25
Tubos
5-
World
Tresco,
5-15
g-15
5-14
*
Trans
4-10
125c
common
Smith
5-
1
63%c
(quar.)_
1
$25c
1
per
A
5-15
3-30
.
Ltd.
Class
6-13
stockholders)
5%
Pacific Power Co.,
common.—22c
$2.44 preferred A
(quar.),
61c
Simms (T S.) &
Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)$25c
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A (s-a)
$25c
Mfg.,
5-31
5-
25c
(quar.)
5-1
$2
Approximately $0,196
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
'
9-14
12-14
Investing Corp.—
15c
_
Singer
preferred
Transcontinental
4-14
5- B
(stock
Corp.
4-16
Monthly
(quar.)
e
1
4-27
4-19
4c
(quar.)__
4-20
4-
$.045
(increased
4-13
20c
(quar.)
4-20
y
;:-3%
:
Fund-.
1
20c
(quar.)
$5.60
<
1
5-
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1
22y2c
$5.70
1
&
Mutual
5-
2%
preferred
1
5-
4-30
6-15
City—
(quar.)
preferred
$5.96 preferred
.
Sierra
(s-a
$2.55
5-
2
15c
5-
507*
dividend
$4.90
4-20
30c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
4-12
25c
Corp.
Fund,.!
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
4-19
1
$1.12%
Inc.
4-10
$47y2c
—
5-
5-15
IOC
4-24
5- 1
$1.14
$1.06%
,
4-20
$1.43%
6% preferred C (quar.)_
(quar.)
Liquor Stores (initial)
Wellington Equity Fund (from net' .invest¬
ment income)
-—I.
$1.06y4
Trans-Canada
Common
Sanders
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
^
Sherwin-Williams Co. (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Shop & Save a957), Ltd. (s-a)
Stock
dividend
(subject to approval of
C
?
of
U. S.
—
(quar.)
4-27
8
Rogers,
35c
—
.1
20c
Works Co.
&
200%
u
Company
Transamerica
4-12
10c
Ltd.—
A payment
*
5-14
4-27
$33y2c
stockholders
Trane
1
Stock
(quar.)
com.
of America, common
preferred
5-
34c
(initial)
Power,
to
3-30
5-15
6-
5c
(quar.)
5-
Corp. of America(increased quar.)
$1.14
;
4-
42%c
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Vinco
22M>c
Towmotor Corp. (stock dividend)
Trade Bank & Trust Co., New York
Quarterly
4-30
Common
4-10
1
4-25
5-15
4-30
6-11
4-30
10c
;
5- .1
(quar;)
$1.19
class A and B
'6- .1
20c
$1.37%
Food
Camp Sea
Vance
5c
Toronto-Dominion Bank
4-13
12y2c
—
per share payable in
subject
Sheraton Corp.
Class
4.30
inc
A
dollars
4rl3
in¬
(auar.)—
(quar.)
Shell Transport &
Trading,
New York shares
(final)
-
from
(5c
plus 29c from capital gains)
Marts, class A
on
4-13
4-30
16c
Industry
Glass
4%
income)-
(quar.)
Shaver
three
3-30
4-30
$1
Shatterproof
Class
4-26
Van
Vanderbilt
18y2c
(quar.)
4-> 6
$i.oey4
$1.31%
$1.21
(initial)
4-16
5- .1
(s-a)
Sugar
25c
(initial)
1
30c
(quar.).
.preferred
$1
Edison, common (quar.)_
; ;4%%
preferred (quar.)__
-4.56%
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale (quar.)
u
4-20
6c
(quar.)
Corp.
Food
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
t
5.25%
$1.27
Toledo
Trust of Boston—
American
vestment
5-
20c
1
Shareholders'
4-20
6%c
:
Class B
preferred
1
Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Seligman & Latz, common (quar.)
4%
5-
Y.)—
(N.
on
5.50%
.
Utah-Idaho
4-10
5c
Corp.
4-16
5-10
$40c
(quar.)
4..1 7
Tokheim
1
5-31
9c
Class A
4-27
5-
5-
10c
Class B
e;.
5-10
62%c
12V2C
27c
A
4-27
87V2c
preferred
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
:
Tobacco, common (quar.)
Universal Pictures Corp., 4'/4% pfd. (quar.)
Upjohn Company. (Del.)
—_—
Upper Peninsula Power, com. (quar.)
5.75%%, preferred
(quar.)
4-13
5-28
$1
class
4-13
5-15
Leaf
$2
(quar.)—
new
4-30
conv.
5%
20c
(initial)
Stock dividend
Z
;
Security Insurance (New Haven)
class B
New
Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles
5-1&
5c
Tip Top Products,
Realty Corp.—
—
4-16
1
com.
5-21
20c
Whelan
20c
———
Industries
4-18;
6-26
17y2c
(quar.)_
25c
new
——
Thompson
1
$2
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
Co.,
Dorn Iron
9-23
(quar.)„
Tberm-O-Disc, Inc.,
1
5-18
,
5-17
United
Universal
Waters
4-19
preferred
preferred
";;V" 3Cc
20c
/
4-14
?v
1
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
common
6-
Transit
Van
4-30
pfd. (quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)__
$4.56 preferred (quar.)_.
5-17
7-
Vitamin &
Van
10-23
(quar.)
$4.-preferred
(quar.) ;
Texas Instruments, Inc., 4%
7
4-
Time
S.
S.
Vanadium
15c
(initial)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-20
4-30
:
preferred
Corp
5-22
3-23
(quar.)
Canada,
Co.—
4-17
8-29
conv.
$5.08
5-15
4-20
9-14
(quar.)—_n.
Texas Electric Service-—
6-30
15c
12c
Co.
Texaco
5- 4
•4-20
4-23
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Wine (initial)
Tenny Corp., class A (monthly
4-19
5-21
37'/2c
dividend)
4.32%
4-10
5-10
B
7-10
10c
4-20
3%
4%
preferred ;■(s-a)__
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% preferred (s-a)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
12-3
4-25
35c
monthly)-.
(stock
Dillon
Second
1
25c
,
.
Fetzer
6-
Freight
Class
3-26
4-20
4-20
2»/2%
Talon, Inc., class A
4-2
4-25
6-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monthly
Scot ten
5-1
$1.25
Co.
—
Aviation
4-14
$1.25
....
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)Schlumberger. Ltd.
(quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Monthly
Monthly
6-4
4-30
25c
5%
Class
T.I.M.E.
.6-16
Rubber
8%tinon-cum.
4-20
2V2%
dividend—
Super Foods Services, new com.
,
426 %
$40c
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
(Howard
,,.
$25c
Ry., common (quar.)
preferred
Sams
...
$$1.25
(quar.)
A
Louis-San Francisco
(quar.)
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
6- 1
4-20
6-29
9-28
12-31
6- 1
65c
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock dividend
5-15
4-20,.
6-18
——
5-18
Stock
Joseph Light
Common (increased quar.)
St. Lawrence Cement,
class A (initial)
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__
St.
(quar.)__
split)
5-15
6-14
4-20
12J/2c
stock
6-20
25c
4-20
3%
(5-tor-4
3-30
——
25c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
5.20% pfd.
4-27
$2.50
(quar.)
4-16
(Wash., D. C.)
7y2c
7y2c
12y2c
6-15
25c
(quar.)
& Power—
St.
Gas
Corp.
Insurance
75c
(quar.)—
15c
Co.
4-20
5-
$$1.31
3%
25c
37J/2c
—
15c
Togs Inc., class A (quar.)
(H.) & Sons, class A
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Russell
Paper
California
8
4-30
$10c
—_—•
$5 preferred
Stock dividend
5-11
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
6-30
5-17
5-1
6- 1
5- 1
5- 1
20c
common
6
6-
& Chemical Corp.
Borax
S.
4-
2
6%c
f
2
4-19
22c
(quar.)
Sunbury Milk Products
Russell
Croix
Clothier,
S.
1
7-
•
4-
5- 1
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas,
Sunbeam
6-
U.
Life
-.Vulcan-Hart Corp..
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
California
Strolee
guilder
U.
4-20
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Webster
Suburban
shares (final) A payment of
guilders per share payable in U. S.
dollars subject to stockholders approval
on May 3
St.
& Co.
Stone
4-20
4-10
40c
$56%c
$15c
$10c
& Farnham Balanced Fund—
investment income)
(From
Stevens
4-10
1
5-
4-25
5-15
5c
Sterchi Bros. Stores
-4-'$
4-10
U.
Stein, Roe
Stelma,
three
Russ
(quar.)
preferred
Steinberg's.
4-12
20c
4-23
4-23
8c
15c
—
Stein Hall & Co.
4-13
3-26
8-15
U.
$3;50
preferred
(quar.)
5.625%
preferred
(quar.),—
Southeastern Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Special Investments & Securities (quar.)—
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4>/2% pfd. (quar.)_
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
State Capital Life Insurance (Raleigh, N. C.)
Common
(quar.)
btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quai\)
5% preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Steel Parts Corp., new com.
(initial)
4-13
4-27
4-25
5-15
92%c
97y2c
$1.03%
$1.10
27y2c
$1.15
27y4c
3iy4c
$1.06y4
$1.18%
1.40%
25c
20c
5c
•4.75%
r
6-15
9-14
5- 1
41/2%
preferred (quar.)—
U. S. Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).—
'4.25%
J
4-11
.
4.36%
5-llf
4-27
(quar.)
Rose's
20
6-
$5
(quar.)
Roper (George D.) Corp...
Roper Industries, Inc
Rorer
4- 6.
5-11
5-11
5-11
5-11
5-11
—
Corp.
Inc.
4-24
6- 1
6- 1
6- l
6- 1
^ 5- 1
Service
Semi-annual
:
5-
United
—
.
4.60%
4-12
50c
non-cumulative preferred—.
5%
2
$1
$1.02%
$1.18%
$1.02%
$1.23%
$1.37J/2
4.10%
preferred H (quar.)
4%% preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
5-
45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
F
4.40%
4-14
10c
Mills..
Cotton
4.40%
5%
4-13
-
Public Service
.
...
(increased)—
common
3.90%
4.15%
„
(quar.)
Class
——
Service
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred $100 par (quar.)
preferred $25 par (quar.)
3.70%
4- 1
4-11
27'/2C
93%c
30c
Corp.
10-20
10c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
4-16
4-27
1
5- 1
,15c
—-
5-1
12 Vac
.v
~
25c
25c
2c
(quar.)
Electric
Southwestern
6-lo
9-14
4-27
$1.12 Va
(quar.)———
(Canada), Ltd.—
Stores
4-20
5-15
40c
J.)__
(quar.)__
(increased-quar.)
United Investors (monthly)
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
4-16
1
(N.
Payable of Rec.
10c
Corp.
$1.20
Southwestern Drug Corp., com.
4-16 »
4-24
511-
$2.38
.preferred (quar.)
Southland Racing (annual)
Southwest Grease & Oil (quar.)
5-15
—45c
Quarterly
$2.37
5%
5-18
,
B
Reliable
Rich's,
:
Gas
Railway—
Southern
5%
Fruit
United
7
yy;-''
(quar.)
preferred
Southern Materials
,
Exposition. Service Co.
United
5-
Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80%
5- 1
Reitman's
Class
4.75%
Southern
3-1
3-12
4-18
4- 2
7- 2
4-20
—
Co.—
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)——-—-
4.75%
o"1?
(quar.)——
Corp.
Corp.
4-27
4- 4
income)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
Power
5-15
4-25
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)——
Puritan Fund, Inc. (from net
4.50%
Southern
Share
4-19
5-15
6- 6
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
United
,
$62y2c
37 Vic
—
——
Company (quar.)
Fertilizer & Chemical
Southern
fnn
^
(quar.)
Common
4-27
5-15
27c
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Southern
Hampshire—
New
(quar.)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
;.
Holders
When
Per
Name of
U. S. funds, less 15%
Less Jamaica
incoma tax
-—
corrected paymenl
Canadian nonresident tax.
Volume 195
Number 6153 .Vv The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
totalled
;
General Corporation and
$2,818,809
increased
in
the
(1967)
compared
with
$1,626,028
Charles
t"
Investment News
;
Continued from
10
page
'
in
1960.
by $855,335 tp, $8,390,558 at the year end.
business
from
increased
$5,260,160
President,
Hay,
attributed
increased
his
in
earnings
review
to
capital
of
rise
in
operations,
crude
and
oil
gas production. Crude oil production
Is expected to continue
at
a
high level In 1962, and gas sales
will
reflect the
company's
participation in fields which started deliveries for export just prior
to
the
beginning of this year.—V.
195,
912.
p.
company increased its insurance in force by 66%
during 1961,
sixth year of operation, and premium income rose 54%, Samuel
Kosman, President, announced in the annual report.
At the year end, insurance
in force totaled $130,694,108, compared
with
$78,507,465 on Dec. 31,
1960.
its
natural
,.
Annual Report—
retained
The
$7,781,057.
the company's
substantial
a
Working
Earnings
to
'
Reflecting
net
■'
Saladmaster
Corp.—Units
Offered—Pursuant
to
an
IC^PITALJKA'Ti.QNr CRYING EFFECT TO' PRESENT FINANCING: •# % April 11, 1962 prospectus, Parker, Ford & Co., Inc., Dal¬
Producers .Cotton- -Oil Companylas, Tex.t J. R. Williston & Beane, New York City, and
r ;«,*,:?7-V♦'»*^- * -A.,J:.r'Outstanding
■
Long-term liabilities: -4 vV'*//:v-a. K',v.7v'.<
associates offered $700,000 of this firm'$ 6% subordinated
.r V 5l-'a% "note due 1980—„„——————l.— $7,000,000 "
convertible debentures^ due Jan. 31, 1972, and 126,000
J.;--' Other
y shares of its common stock. The offering was made in
Consolidated
Current
units, each consisting of a $100 debenture and 18 shaFCSTjfl
of common stock,-at $199 per unit.
v
life
both
in
climbed
income
accident
and
$2,891,468
to
amounted
investments
from
to
and
from
health
insurance,
$1,879,853
$147,021,
against
in
1960.
$115,486
a
earlier.
year
The
from
*
combined assets came to $5,630,998 in
company's
in
$4,030,556
Reserves
■
gains
premium
Income
New York
City, and Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco.
Additional financing details follow:
T
51
life
for
$3,553,710
the
previous
health
and
policies
194,
ago.—V.
year
a
40 %
up
year.
accident
and
$2,181,459
from
1961,
increased 63%
1952.
p.
to
Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
April 18, 1962 prospectus Moore, Leonard & •
Lynch,-Pittsburgh, and associates, offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $20 per share.
/. ■PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds, estimated at $663,327,
will be used by
Net proceeds, estimated at $904,000, will be used for the *
the.company for debt repayment a 114 working capital../r:,
repayment of > debt, new production equipment, con-p - DEBENTURES CONVERTIBLE—REDEMPTION' FEATURES—The de- V
bentures: are convertible into, common stock at $6.25 per share., Com--y, structionvof in-plant dock level loading facilities,
and •
mencing Feb. 1/ 1964,, the debeuturea are .redeemable at the option of
working capital.
"
7
•>» •••/
•
Season-All
,,
suant to
an
<
Long-1
j-
,
'Common stock
;tpar-$l)-^-v>'t,'V>^'':;:;:::i'
Authorized':" 2,506,000 -shares. ?'•
•
.
77":V
?
>7
* <7
y the company upon 30 days?
104%
after
^ Tfee^ underwriterSt
named below have .severally.'
agreed, subject to. certain conditions, to purchase from the company the
UND^RWRlTERS
respective numl^rs/otVshares/of
below;'. "
.'1'.; "*• '•!' -V VrO •'•■"■
...'
\ ..
,
.Shares. .'.
4
v
Co. Inc.• 4Q,000.40,000
Kidder.-Peabody
Dean
Witter .&
Dilion,. Union
Eastmah
-..
,
•Securities & Co.10,00Q
Hemphill, Noyes .&Ccr—1 10,000
10,000
10,000
Horpblowep & Weeks
E. P, Hut'ton "& Co. Inc.—
—,
—
'&.Co.---X-.-
19&. p. .1853;
*
.5,000
\'t
,
,
..
.Wagenspiler & Durst, Rip,
■ '
-
Common. Offered
also
provides consumer
of
The
.
on
products sold
*
the
by
r*
-
of
the Saladmaster
food-
the various manufacturers
account from
open
company owns the tools and
cookware and some of its cutlery.
domestic
2,500
of
distributor
each
such
of
of
the
item.
-
*
design
model,
or
}
the
as
case
be,
may
which is primarily
except crystal,
products
promotion
or importers thereof.
dies used in the manufacture of its
The company generally is the sole
used
as
-
;
a
EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
•
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
6%
sub.
5%
windows,
mortgage note payablepayable to others
due
debs,
conv.
Common
Jan.
1972
31,
$700,000
aluminum
stock
moved
(50 cents par2,000,000 shs.
which
ing agreement,
to purchase from the company and the selling stock¬
amounts of debentures and number of shares of
common stoclt. at the public offering price less the
underwriting dis¬
counts of 9% on the purchase of each of the securities.
:
following
Debentures,,,
Pa.
extrusion
Ford & Co., Inc.
$163,300
Williston & Beane
—163,300
Peters, Writer &> Christensen, Inc.—
—.—,
58,300.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse; Friedrichs & Co.—
- 58,300
Albert McGann Securities-Co., Inc—
- 58,300
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
R
29,394
29,394
10,494
10,494
.
'Jl
10,494
10,494
■
the
expansion
combination
the
to
in
3%
third
6%
note
due
11,700
2,106
bers
—
60,COO
——--
5,000
.■iv-v/.M. A. Saunders & Company, Inc
Rader-Wilder & Co.'
.--^v
.>.7
195, p. 971.-
.
#
.
,
'
sales
Net
income
special
—V.
outstanding
shares
195,
rise
$958,419
1960
$5,896,485
949,501
.980,853
$0.29.
•
$0.32
2,850,516 : 2.239,812
4,792,444
3,623,581
3,235,515
at
1430.
p.
:—
..-I—'--.
Lt
year-end
worth
3,054,815
-
..
In
consolidated
Reliance' Steel
See
&
to stockholders, Robert S. Salant, President, pointed
the 37th year of consecutive earnings and that,
with the execption of 1924, the company has recorded earnings every
•year since its beginning in 1893.
<•
.
•
■ '
Per share earnings (dividends plus undistributed earnings) for 1961
amounted to $2.21 on the class A shares, outstanding^ and $1.40 on the
class B stock. For the, previous year, per share earnings were $1.91 on
that
1961
was
Reserve
1549.
p.
—
1962
and
during
Sales
for
first
half
the
for
first
comparable
period
six
were
year's
highs
new
1962,
G.
T.
Schjeldahl,
President,
firm's six-month interim report.
$2,363,000 compared to $1,285,000 reported
the
fiscal
of
1961.
first-half
net
Net
income
income
for the six-month period
share
per
in
months
last
to
Earnings
reached
Mipn.,
fiscal
of
shareholders
to
the
this. Nortbfleld,
profits. for
the
reported
$141,000,
was
$22,000.
of
this year
18
were
against 2 cents for the comparable period last year.—V. 192, p. 2267.
as
under the
1961.
registered
The
Road.
Salem
Mt.
office
Vernon,
>
the
corporation
is
located
at
1300.
Illinois.
corporation was organized by Mr. Jud Noble, an independent
geologist and oil producer. He is the President of the company, and
it is contemplated that he will continue in that capacity.
The corporation plans .to. engage, in a program of acquiring, man¬
The
•
wells and properties in the best
profits thgrefrom, to acquire
1
VJ
The
corporation will not engage in exploratory drilling yentur.es
except where such operations are deemed necessary to protect the
value of the company's producing properties, or in secondary recovery
programs
required to fully exploit its properties.
> The
geographic area of activity will be in southern Illinois, south¬
western
Indiana,
and
western Kentucky
in the geological
province
termed the Illinois Basin. The greater part of the corporation's pro¬
posed assets will be located in Illinois.
aging,
operating
and
producing
oil
possible
manner,
and reinvesting
-additional interests and properties.
any
■
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
—V.
sales and earnings in the first three months of
1962
set records compared with any March quarter in company history.
Total sales for the quarter increased to $84,784,615, up 6.8%
from
$79,418,961
only
The
of
1961
three
months
Alexander
totaled
the
of
H.
the
a
new high.
000
year
and were
of 1961.
ago,
quarter
second
of
1961
share.
a
which
Net
is
—V.
195,
p.
income
Scott's
companies
and
the
for
share
in
dividends
first
the
undistributed
them;
from
of
quarter
previous
dividends
only
paid to Scott by affiliates were
quarter 1961 earnings have been corre¬
total of $349,771
a
of such income.
568.
Scrivner-Stevens
Oklahoma
all
in
$375,221,000, an increase of 5.3%, compared with $356,331,000
before.
net earnings increased 4.6%
to $28,146,000 from $26,900,-
the
first quarter
last year.
Pro
V.
Co.—Acquisition—
has acquired
the Altus
company
capital
firm,
as
stock
of
for
an
undisclosed
Wholesale
cash
Grocery
forma
30,
194,
sales
1962,
approximately
$4
estimated
million.
;
by
Last
million
during
in
the
Henry W.
sales
1961
fiscal
Co.,
sales,
will
year
ending
President,
Dean,
year's
$26
were
at
million.—
&
Butcher
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.—Earnings Higher—
in
its
41st annual report, reported
$1,041,621 in
1960.
7
net
earnings
of
' ..77 ;
vExpansion of t^e, cqmpany^s facilities -.was substantially greater than
in
the ' previous
year." Construction and development
expenditures
compared
with
due
of
The
board
has
company
Casualty
Co.
of
shares,
common
nounced.
'
....
acquired
Phoenix,
7
Co. of
the
Arizona
Samuel
America—Acquisition.
privately
for
owned
undisclosed
an
Kosman,
Seaboard's
Colonial
number
Life
of
President,
&
Sea¬
an¬
to
&
Mfg.
wholly-owned
as
Flynn
Mich.,
acquisition
has
of
an
transaction represents
accident
insurance.
of
■
these
and
As
areas
a
health
company
subsidiary
of
coverage.
of
Mfg. 7
and its
Co.
subsidiaries
has
plants near
manufacture
facilities
Detroit
aluminum
the
enabled
Cruttenden,
but
Seaboard,
is
also
licensed
Colonial
will
to
write
emphasize
and.
storm-
company
its extruded aluminum
process,
con¬
Flynn
M.
Flynn
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
prod¬
FINANCING
Outstanding
$295,612
1961-1976
100.453 V
1970-1972_
;
.
95,600 \
-
7.'7''
7
$!>_.
and
sell
of
to
1
442,000
500.000 shs.
underwriters
the
1
being
the
350,537 shs.
below
shareholders
severally,
stock
common
named
selling
them,
severally
the
company
and
following
offered
have
respective
Baker,
7,500
Simonds
&
Co.,
Inc.
5,000.7
7,500
Hayden, Miller & Co
7,500
—
Co., Inc
D.
7,000
H.
Magid,
«fc Co..
Podesta &
McKelvy
Miller
num¬
hereby:
Shares
20,000
Sherrerd
&
5,000
Ehrlich
Inc.;
5,000
Co
&
;
5,000
Co.„_*
.4.00Q
6,500
Co—
&
Reinholdt
&
Gardner——
—V.
p.
Reed, Lear 85
6,500
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc.
7
3,500'
Westheimer
.
McCormick
3,500
1100.
195,
6,500
—
—
&
Co._
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
'
Period
Net
Ended
31—
Jan.
1962 7
sales——
Net
after
•
*it
1961
$9,640,327
386,339
taxes,
Federal
for
income
7
$10,286,420
385,077
—__
before
and
foreign income taxes
Federal
and
foreign
140,000
7-
145,000
income
245,077
Earnings
preferred
Jan.
outstanding
31,
Jan.
241,339
$0.30
$0.30
dividends
and class B
common
outstanding
shares
194,
after
757,100
on
shares
752,600
—V.
share
per
(based
mon
com¬
and
1962
31,
1961)
1552.
p.
Sel«Rex Corp, (and
Ended
Earnings
Net
life
both
Dec.
Subs.)-—Report—.
31—
before
1961
1960
$17,639,402
$13,422,282.
,
!
i
sales,—.
taxes
1,421,700
—V.
485,093
$0.97
$0.57
share
per
195,
863,430
817,402
earnings
Earnings
684.
p.
Shaver Food Marts, Inc.—Class A Common Offered—
An offering of
170,000 class A common shares of Shaver
Marts, Inc., at $6.50 per share was made on April
Food
19, by J. Cliff Rahel & Co., and Storz-Wachob-Bender
Co., Omaha, Neb. Of the total, 30,000 shares were sold
by the company and 140,000 by certain stockholders.
The company, of 139
South 40th St., Omaha, operates
one in Council Bluffs,
supermarkets in Omaha and
seven
Iowa, under the name "Shavers." Net proceeds from
the financing will be used for possible future capital
improvements or additions.—V. 194, p. 2771.
Sheraton Corp. of America—Modernization Program—
City
corporation,
this
the
Over
hotels
has
open
the
two new motor inns
completed
the first phase
challenge of motels.
at meeting the
past
in
of
in
a
New
York
nationwide
Sheraton, which currently owns or operates 63
U.'S., Canada and abroad, has converted 17 existing,
and motor inns." By mid-summer the chain will
year,
"hotels
into
23
which will
summer,
aimed
hostelries
hotels"
"motor
for
motor
the
across
continent,
including
six
originally
trade.
Sheraton
actually has eight hotels now under construction. Four
are new resorts
"overseas," in Hawaii, Jamaica, Venezuela and Puerto
Rico.
The others are big "downtown hotels" in Houston
(opening in
June), and Minneapolis—both of which significantly will feature free
built-in
■■
.v.1, ;
Seaboard's second expansion step through
acquisition within six months. In October, 1961, the company acquired
full control of the Maine Indemnity Co. in Portland,
Me.
Colonial, which operates
in Arizona and Louisiana,
is
primarily
■-
C.
awnings
total
a
1961-1976_
due
(par
Co.—
designed
The
company,
M.
of
for
150,000
purchase,
McDonnell
have
.
Seaboard Life Insurance
These earnings are equal to 70 cents
on 40,000,000 common shares - now
outstanding against 67
share last year on the same number of shares. The compari¬
son
of per-share earnings is made after adjusting for a two-for-one
stock split in September, 1961.—V. 195, p. 1707.
per
$2,143,777
doors.
purchased,
Marshall,
the
the
This
note due
1962-1965
shares
program
for, Scrivner-Stevens
were
$32
1657.
p.
with
subsidiary.
a
approximately
share
The
manufacture
C.
at
and
for
Leonard & Lynch
Burge & Kraus
Courts
The
Altus
operated
June
•
announced that first quarter sales
City
the
Okla.
The
be
of
year
cents
V
in
period a
the fourth
reported as earnings.
First
spondingly adjusted to -account for
Estimated
.per
set
$627,449
affiliated
of
end
Altus,
reported that both sales and earnings in the first
this year set new high records for any first quarter
Galloway, President,
high
cents
28
included
1962
to
This
Cigarette shipments also reached
period.
7;
record
were
earnings
30,000 shs.
has
company
the
to
corresponding
the
Net income reaphed $7,155,856, compared with $6,973,453 earned in
the first quarter of 1961. This was equal to 27 cents each on 26,136,912
outstanding compared with 26 cents'in the first quarter of
1961
if measured
by the same number
of shares.
However, on the
basis of the 24,373,608 common shares outstanding on March 31,
1961
(adjusted for the November 3-for-l split) earnings in the first quarter
10927.
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Net Up 4.6%—
(R.J.)
in
shares
Outstanding
30,000 shs.
$101.
(par
195, p.
The company's
sum,
,
of
Net
FINANCING
Authorized 7
Common
Scott Paper Co.—Quarterly Repeat—
a
of
note
stock
to
Year
new business corporation organized
laws of the State of Illinois by Charter 62870, dated Dec. 1,
is
company
near
Watson
cents
erties. '
BUSINESS—The
the
and
operated
plant
GIVING
mtge. note
agreed
Income
Co,—Sales, Net Reach New Highs.
Schjcldahl
plant
colors.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Provision
(G. T.)
Common Offered — ViR April 9,
offering circular the company offered publicly,
without underwriting, 29,750 shares pf; its $10 par com¬
mon stock at $10 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$249,675, will be ,used to purchase oil producing prop¬
Oil; Corp.
class B shares.—Y. 195,
on thp.
for
'
Sales
.
$i.l4
Aluminum Corp.—Acquisition—
Tin' Plate Co., 'this issue.
Caspers
compared, with
i960.
fiscal
for
earnings—$1,140,331
net
his message
out
/
in
the class A and
-r
mtge.
Common
Ball,
The annual report for Salant .& Salant for- the year ended Uec. 31,
19%
addition
Shares
Salant & Salant, Ibc,—Sale§ Set Record—
>
foot
to produce alumi¬
combination
storm-
outstanding stock
"Electrocote"
^.7y;77;::^■.. 'V';::''-;;
1961, reported consolidated net sales of $31,274,259, the highest in the
68-year history of the company, and an increase of 19%
over the
$26,230,089 reported a year ago. The sal.es figures, were- matched by a
1961
credit-—d—.
Earnings :::per>share4;4U-Li.,^^.i^
Net
workipg
capital-,
Common
v
.
^
5,000
$6,520,690
^
and
Seay
-
-7
1,550-ton
a
it
principal
company
company
companies.
Moore,
7
/
Year Ended December 31—
Net
E.
195, p. 261.
,
Sound craft Corp.—Annual Report^—
Reeves
Net
5,000
Wilder, Hansbrough, Finch & Co
Whitman
Securities
Co.—__—1—-
v
—V.
Charles
—V.
Shares
its
60-day note
Capital Stock:
-1—
a
"
include
i957
which
'.
square
of
end
in
to
6%
have
the basis of
the
manufacturing
addition
windows
the
the
mtge.
agreed
,
% '
'■'•
:
the
distribution
Pa.,
later,
year
1956
In
company
Authorized
2,106
Underwriters on
all
doors.
of
second
11,700
:
principal
capacity
1961
facilities
the
by
first
—.—_
Co.—
the
65,000
permits the
aluminum
and
5%
Roberts
Inc.——————
new
presently
The Flynn
variety
a
of
of
2%
Co.i
the
by
a
a
Debt:
C.
to
its
are
have
produce,
ucts
&
purchased
be
firm commitment.
are
of
the
affiliated
extrusion
windows
screen
Norman
■
■
stock
common,
completed
which
its
of
$903,000,
two
Indianapolis
Trulock
-
of
shares
of
its
company.
the
their
7o,000
doors.
Indiana,
'.7:77t; -v7;.
storm-screen
part
affiliates
the
for
5,256
5,256
5,256
respective names.
latter
and
two
29,200
29,200
29,200
The
size
press
and,
it
the primary components of its
windows, doors, railings, hand rails and awning understruciures.
same year
the company purchased and installed in its princi¬
plant new equipment for the production of aluminum siding and
Stanley Heller & Co.—
Craig-Hallum,. Kinnajrd, Inc.——-———
7
facilities
/
Facilities in
operations,
US,
com- >
period
the
agreed, to. purchase from the company, and the company has agreed
to sell to the underwriters, the number of shares set forth opposite
,
5,256
this
screen
58,300.
29,200
—
and
extrusions,
num
Arthurs, Lcstrange & Co-—;——
Russ & CO:————-
-—
aluminum
and
during
quarters. By
1957 the
of completely assembled
windows
Route
on
company
the
doubled
Indiana,
Stillman
line
Shares
Parker,
159,790 shs.
UNDERWRITERS.—- The underwriters named below have severally
(par $1)
Cpnhnon stock
the
1961
larger
full
expanded
7:77
CAPITALIZATION
J.
its
plant
manufacturing
'
windows
occasions
to
storm-screen
modern
a
its
During
Co.
325,000 shs.
two
plan of company-operated sales and
operating three such warehouses by
a
was
accommodate
sideration
19,821
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the underwrit¬
the
and
offices.
In
UNDERWRITERS—-The
holders
combination
instituted
To
and
$700,000
48,638
On
manufacturing facilities
manufactured and sold a
company
1957.
aluminum storm
doors.
its
warehouses
of
7
agreed,
RlNANCING
TP PRESENT
double-hung
storm-screen
company
for
Outstanding
Notes
.
Atahorwed'-f h f
;
operations in 1947 in a small
located near Pittsburgh, manufacturing
and distributing
one '
aluminum storm window. Between 1949 and 1952 the company
expanded
its
product
lines
to
include
aluminum
casement
storm
type of
In
,
.
GIVING
_
commenced
company
plant
pal
.
The company was incorporated
subsidiary,
Raiford's-Easc,
Inc.;
CAPITALIZATION
BUSINESS—The
•
constructed
consist
company
The
—•
Wholly-owiied
financing to aid its. franchised dealers ip the
"
cutter, stainless steel cookware, stainless steel flatware, cutlery, china
and
crystal. AH of these products are purchased by the company
in May, 1948, and its,
was
incorporated in
February, 1960, both under the laws of the State of Tennessee. The
company
is engaged in the retail shoe business, specializing in pre¬
scription, type shores and comfort footwear. The business office and
one
of its stores are- located at 62 Monroe Avenue,
Memphis. The
company has in the past opetated'irflvt'ehiphis, Tenn., but contemplates
expansion into other parts of Tennessee ana into some nearby states.
BUSINESS'
merchandise.
Pursuant' to an
—
working capital..
and
retail stores,
.new
accrued
through
sale
.
April 19, 1962 offering circular, M. A, Saunders & Co.,
Inc.,: Memphis, and associates offered publicly, 75,000
shares of this firm's $1, par' common stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $264,000, will be used by.
the- company for the repayment of debt, the opening, of
five
plus
to'the
sales
—r
prices
franchised dealers who purchase from the company and
consumer,'either personally or through employed or com¬
missioned salesmen.* The cdmpany helps dealers to recruit and train
sales personnel, and coordinates and spurs sales efforts. The company
'
Raif ord's, Inc.
redemption
at
there-;
moved
sell
Inc. J
■!
.
—
2,500
Brush .Slpcumb, «5j, Co., Inc^ 2,500.
stei'n.Frank, Meyer & Fo* ,2,500
Poht^vv&iOOO
at. decreasing
31,, 1972
maturity
1965,
31,
bination
ates
■
.
Hammill, & Co— 10,000.
Prancia T dd
Schwabacher
prior: to
Jan.
,
.
Inc.—_—' 10,000. f' Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Reynolds. & Co.,
Sheaxson,
_V,
1Q..Q00,
time
ware
.
4s
Webber, Jackson
■JiCurtis
S
Paine,
at any
marily
.,
-■
notice,
amount, to., and. including
BUSJNESSr^-The company-of 131 Howell St., Dallas; Texas, is pri¬
a merchandising organization which sells kitchenware and tablemanufactured to its specifications by various producers. It oper¬
:
•
' v '7
:
,«
" ; " 7
■" .".Shares
-• William R;; St'aats & -CO—5(0.00
Walston &r. Co., Iric7—„„
5-000
•
Crowell,- Weedon & Co.—3,50o
/Lester, "Ryons & Co— 3,500
-f Irving,. Lundborg & Co—_ 3,500
Mitchum, Jones &
'—7
Templeton
—
3,500;
Sutro & Co.———__
3,500
Bateman, Elcbler &.Co,_—
?,5PQf
,
t(£; Jan.
principal
interest.
set'forth opposite their
names,
of the
parking—and
Opening
River,
225-car
the two New York
"inns."
Manhattan, at 42nd Street and the Hudson
20-story Sheraton Motor Inn, featuring a free
rooftop
outdoor
swimming
pool
and
specialty
June 29 in
the 450-room,
is
garage,
a
restaurants.
Scheduled
opposite
This
also
tq
open
LaGuardia
has
free
in
July
Airport,
parking
in
is
and
Queens
the
an
on
outdoor
Central Parkway,
Sheraton-Tcnney Tim.
Grand
300-room
pooL—V.
195,
p.
1254.
■ii
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1968)
electromagnetic controls and
devices reported record high sales and earnings for the quarter ended
March 31.
/'
Unaudited figures show sales up 33.2'/;
to $3,170,972, and earnings
up 35.8'%
to $144,669 for the March quarter.
In the comparable period
last year
the company had sales of $2,381,141 and net income of
$106,519.
o;
On a per share basis, earnings amounted to 35 cents versus 2G cents
on the 410,183 shares outstanding.—V. 195, p. 568.
manufacturer
electronic
of
and
.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Record—
Sigma Instruments, Inc.—Quarterly Net Sets
This
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
mortgage
6%
agreed
their
purchase
to
$300,000
600,000 shs.
—
cents)
25
(par
___
number
the
$60,000
277,500
300,000 shs.
shares
of
amounted to $4.35 a share, based on the average of
48,612,482 shates outstanding in 1961. Net income in 1960 was $182.6
imllion, or $3.76 a share, based on the average of 48,592,322 shares
outstanding during that year.
Gross revenues of $3.8 billion
(including $411 million in excise and
Westheimcr
Abraham
set a new record for the company. Volumes of
oil produced, refined, and marketed also reached record
highs.
Cash dividends totaling $2.00 a share were supplemented by an extra
25 cents in 1961, the 60th consecutive year in which the company has
gasoline
paid
cash
a
based
share,
the
year.—V.
taxes)
record $55.72 a
at the end of
dividend. Shareholders' equity rose to a
on
the
48,627,168 shares outstanding
195, p. 750.
Telephone
Bell
Southern
Co.—Deben¬
Offered—Morgan Stanley & Co., New York City,
heads a nationwide underwriting group which offered
tures
for
public sale
Southern
102.875%
4%%
Bell
and
4.225%
The
new issue of $75,000,000
debentures due April 1, 2001, at
April 19
on
a
interest
accrued
approximately
yield
to
Co.
18
on
Inc.
PROCEEDS—The
the
of
April
sale
sale
to
intends to use a portion of the proceeds
outstanding advances from American Telephone
company
repay
Telegraph Co., parent, which are expected to approximate $53,000,000
the time the proceeds are received.
It will use the remainder for
&
at
general
corporate
provements
and
additions
extensions,
including
purposes,
im¬
ments,
The
will
debentures
FEATURES—The
not
redeemable
be
Beginning with that date, the redemption price
will be 106.375'/
to and including March 31, 1968, and thereafter at
prices decreasing to the principal amount after April 1, 1996.
Supplying communications services in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Tennessee, the Atlanta, Ga., company had 7,595,339
telephones in
service
on
Dec.
31,
1961.
Total
operating revenues in
1961
were
3884,370,000 and total income before interest deductions was $152,331,000, compared with $832,586,000 and $138,495,000 in 1960.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization as of Dec. 31, 1961 consisted of
$610,000,000 of funded debt and 68,250,000 shares of $20 par capital
1967.
total
Amount
tributors
of
book
V.
Baird & Co.,
&
Boettcher
&
250
Boynton & Co.,
Alex.
Brown
Inc.—
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.,
<fe
Co
McDaniel
1,650
Inc.—
Wm.
3,000
Equitable Securities
2,250;
&
Co.__
W.
First
350
Michigan Corp.——
Southeastern Co
"
&
3,000
550
Co.,
&
dividend
quarter
these
of
_
Hooker
W.
Hilliard
&
&
—V.
195,
Co.,
&
1,650
1,650
Inc.—
Co
550
1,650
indicative of the results
fully
be
Stiver
250
Co
&
&
Co.,
3,000
Co
825
Inc
Co
250
825
&
1,000
Co., Inc
550
Webster, Gibson & Hale
250
350
White,
250
Dean Witter & Co.____
2,250
Wood, Struthers & Co
1,650
Weld
&
Co
3,000
550
for
of
sales
Net
ended
Dec.
31,
1961,
Pursuant to
April 3, 1962 offering circular the
an
offered
pany
shares of its
publicly,
no par
com¬
without
common
underwriting, 5,000
stock at $10 per share,
Net; proceeds will be used by the company for the
purchase of equipment, inventory and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
is
engaged
products
and
company
Georgia
a
in the manufacture
related
offices
are
to
the
located
at
sale
and
printing
ink
Corp. organized Oct. 30, 1961
of printing inks, lacquers and
industry.
East
5D60
The
In
sales
1961
record
to
increased
subsidiaries
the
previous
in
his
$88,755,000
year
report
from
in
to
successor
p.
of
Ponce
de
company's
Leon
plant
Ave.,
Stone
Georgia.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
oldest
ex¬
With
the
—V.
stock
195,
p.
(no
pari
profit
Authorized:
the
decline
recurring
in
net
expenses
are
and
only
in
data
and
the
14,325 shs.
568.
our
are
equipment
an
accounting
certain
for
involved
cost
in
the
time
one
proce¬
of
sale
of
to
Feb.
3,
adopt
stallment
the
1962
the
sales.
As
company
installment
result
a
in Federal
elected,
method
for
for
tax
Francis
William
Stocker
&
Yale, Inc.—Sales Up
MacArthui*
year
was
told
ending
Gifts,
Inc.—Common
Offered—On
D.
18,
Board.
p.
by the
BUSINESS—The
cells
a
wide
primarily
proceeds
company
company
variety
from
to prepay
of
the sale of its
a
bank
loan
15,000
and
company
novelties
in
the
and
sells
about
by
mail
cents
will
each
2,200,000
At
the
N
retail'
J
year
people
present
gadgets
a
be
capital.
on
time
toys'
store
company's building in Atlantic City.
REVENUES—For
had
order
items, principally gifts,
Spencer Gifts also operates
1,400
housewares.
shares
working
of 1601 Albany Blvd., Atlantic City
general merchandise
by
mailing catalqgs to approximately
its customer lists, and to persons on rented lists.
the
for
net
per
sales
of
common
the
eight months ended Dec. 31, 1961, the
84,241,293
share,
and
based
net
on
income
300,000
of
$206,590
shares
that
sales were $865,000
gross
1961. For the same period in 1960. the
rise in net profits represented $51,583, or
opposed to 11.7 cents per share in 1960.
outstanding, held by
company
equal
outstanding'
to
the
subscription offers,
'
McGuiness
Richards
&
First
Co.__
4.0
Inc.__
Co.,
4.0
Co.
4.0
__
4.0
Courts & Co
4.0
Co._
Cooley
6.5
Co.
&
Irving Lundborg
&
Stroud & Co., Inc
6.5
Bonbright
four-to-one
stockholders
of
April 4, it
on
Mr.
&
S.
&
Co
2.0
2.0
Southwest
D.
Sage,
Lunt
&
Rutty
Co
2.0
2.0
Co
&
Co.,
Inc
1.0
stock
the
Emmart
split
authorized at the annual meeting of
held at the company's Baltimore office
was
company
announced by Harvey
was
stated
that
the
E.
Emmart, Chairman.
stockholders
approved
an
amendment
the
corporation's charter changing the 250,000 shares of the com¬
pany's authorized capital stock having a par value of $1C per share
to 1,000,000 shares having a par value of $2.50
per share resulting in
the split.—V. 193, p. 1340.
Terminal-Hudson Electronics,
This
national
parts reports
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
international, distributor
and
annual sales and
1961.
earnings
of
for the
electronic
period
component
ended
Dec
30,
' "
'.'
Sales for 1961 were $11,452,807 as against sales of
$10,^91,905 for the
1960 comparable period. Net income (after taxes) was
$417,983 in 1961
as
against net income of $242,001 in 1960. Earnings per share were
41
cents
in
1961
as
against
25
cents
the
for
previous
year.—V.
192.
2373.
Texas
Gas
Transmission
Corp.—Annual Report-
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1961
i960
share
$
133,768.000
133,261.000
9,301,000
revenues
b,213,000
income
earnings
$2.38
$2 *9
outstanding
194, p. 2710.
3,271,132
2,958,582
Shares
—V.
Tower
Universal
Corp.—Acquisition—
The corporation has
acquired Welding Swimming Pool Co., Inc., Westbury, L. I., a major factor in the construction and marketing of luxurytype swimming pools, it was announced by Tower President, I. Jerome
Riker.
The purchase involved $1 million in cash and 60,000 shares of
Tower
common
Tower
stockholders.
800
of
261.
Swing/line Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Swingline,
largest
Net
the
sales
year
for
stock.
Universal, parent company of Fugazy Travel Bureau, Inc., one
top firms in the travel field, is thus moving into a'new"
three
the
69
the
producer of staplers and staples for office and
increased sales and earnings for the three months
the second quarter of the company's fiscal year.
quarter,
earlier period,
an
increased
increase
of
to
$3,189,359 from $2,886,831
in
10.5%.
Net income was $509,471, equal to 48.5 cents a share,
compared with
or 46.2 cents a share, based for both periods on the 1,050,000
shares of combined class A and class B stock
presently outstanding.
The net operating earnings show an increase of 5%...
Welding reported net income after taxes of $190,000 in 1961 and an¬
ticipates net income after taxes of $300,000 in 1962. The company will
as a
subsidiary of Tower, with Ned Dunn con¬
operate1 independently
tinuing as President and chief executive officer along with his staff.
Welding markets a varied line of swimming pools along the eastern
from Boston to Virginia and westward to Pennsylvania. Sales
are
approximately equally divided between residential and commercial
seaboard,
customers.—V.
195,
p.
1366.
$485,294,
In
net
the
corresponding
capital
gain
of vacant land.
PROCEEDS—Net
stockholders
per
share, as
based on 361,000 shares
is
195,
8.0
Co
&
&
B.
Per
31,
cents
14.3
This
&
Hill
8.0
Rhoades & Co.
Hammill
Net
40%—
$630,000. The 22'%
use, reported
ended Feb. 28, 1962,
April
1962, Carter, Berlind & Weill, New York City, as man¬
ager of an underwriting group, announced the public
offering of 135,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $10 per share.
Of the total, 15,000 shares were sold
for the account of the
company, and 120,000 for the
account of Max Adler, President and Chairman of the
used
the
Dec.
severally
195, p. 860.
A
.
the
have
$
84%
increase in per share net assets was reported by Stocker
Yale, for 1961 in the corporation's annual meeting April 17. •
Robert S. M'acArthur, President of the 15-year-old firm, said that
sales were ahead of 1960 by about 40'%, and.net profits by 22'%
The
firm manufactures optical gauges, comparators, inspection equipment,
miniature lighting fixtures and illuminated magnifiers,
Mr.
2,660,624
below
%
4.0
—V.
some
An
total
to
Chaplin,
8.0
:__
Co.
in¬
on
deferred
and
for
outstanding
ttAihed
pursuant
30.0
Co
Weeks__
&
Blair
George
Corp
&
duPont
I.
Shearson,
purposes
income
there was
p. 1430.
change,
taxes.—V. 194,
income
income
reporting
this
of
be
,
subscribed for
not
Boston
Forgan
Carl M. Loeb,
p.
■.
As
and
Hornblower
new
com¬
which were 667,711 at Feb. 3, 1962 and 666,111 shares at Jan. 28,
i96i.
First
Glore,
profits was that a pproximately $868,600 of non¬
charged against the fiscal 1961 operations.
discount
to
and
uiidfiFtffltSrs
The
—
Telephone Employees Insurance Co.—Stock Split Ap¬
accounts receivable at the end of I960. The earnings per share
based on the common shares outstanding at the end of each fiscal
year
home
Spencer
1,290,000
the respective percentages set forth below.
were
added
$450,000
2,000,000
proved—
was $964,890 or
$1.25 per share of common
preferred dividend requirements as compared
per share for last year. The main reason for
processing
offered
The
1960.
npn-recurring expenses include the cost of opening the
River Roads store, expenses of converting to our new electronic
and
FINANCING
;
%
stockholders,
These
puter
:
agreed to purchase the 170,000 shares of common stock owned by the
selling stockholders, and such of the 40,312 shares of common stock as
$2.33
or
PRESENT
1,330,312 shares
to
deducting
shares.
shares;
2,000,000
Outstanding,
taxes
after
after
TO
Outstanding
858,827 for last year.
$1,685,563
EFFECT
Long-term debt: 514% promissory notes due 1974
Stockholders' Equity—Common stock, ($2 par):
Roads branch store
increase of 14'%
over fall season last year, while sales for the year showed, an increase
of 8%-. Total sales for the year were $65,754,185 compared with $60,Net
GIVING
leisure-time industry.
Outstanding
15,000 shs.
—
for 300,000 shares of common stock and
The Pleasant Valley winery, organized in 1860, is the
winery in New York State and one of the oldest
bonded
Short-term debt: Notes payable to bank
361.
of the company's new River
sales for the fall season showed
1961,
by Walter Taylor. Three
the business and
Producers, Inc.
cash.
licensed
CAPITALIZATION
opening
Aug. 7,
1880
in the United States. It adjoins Taylor's principal office and winery at
Hammondsport, New York, in the Finger Lakes District, an important
wine producing area for over 100 years.
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
a
1961,
Pleasant
the
$172,794 in
Stix, Baer & Fuller—Annual Report—
on
.
family will own
of the outstanding common stock.
Taylor acquired the principal assets andi "Winers'
Valley Wine and Scotch Whisky Import Division of
December,
Great Western
year
in
business founded in
as
the
$84,649,000
"
program.
a leading U. S. producer of fine still wines
distributed nationally, was incorporated iu
of the founder are active in .the management of
sale
of the shares offered
hereby the Taylor
In
1959,
year
$6,399,280.—V.194,
were
—V.
Mountain,
to
are
approximately 61%
Up, Net Down—
and
ahead of
1959.
President,
were
below the record of
Hallowell, Jr.,
the
Steel
Pressed
Standard
winery expansion
1955
after
Operating
Co., Inc.—Common Offered—
1962
sons
operating revenues of the company increased to $607,for, the equivalent quarter of 1961,
Thomas
H
$1,620,000
Southern Ink & Lacquer
the
UNDERWRITERS
only,
1,650
the
champagnes which
compared to $563,784,000
Mr, Follis .said.—V. 195, p. 1474.
dures
H.' WalkerCo".—II—II
G.
Walston &
to be
of
BUSINESS—The company,
and
day.
a
Sales and other
with
1598.
p.
not
may
184,000,
stock
Inc
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
1,650
Inc
Co.,
825
Spencer Trask & Co
3,000
Fay, Inc.—
Illinois
quarter
170,000 shares
of common stock offered publicly
by members of the Taylor family. The net proceeds from
common stock being sold by the
company will be used
owned
sale
primarily
$76,-
was
Mr. Follis explained, "the company received
Eastern Hemisphere affiliates during the first
from
income
cubic feet
150
Sutro
550
Son
Hutton & Co._
E.
The
&
Barney
1962
in our Western Hemisphere operations
during the quarter were most gratifying and are a reflection of our
continuing growth trend," he declared.
In the Western Hemisphere, gross production of crude oil and natural
gas liquids reached 516,800 barrels daily during the first three months,
a
gain of 12%
over last year, Mr. Follis reported.
Natural gas sales
by volume continued on an upward trend, increasing 23% to 973,800,000
150
Stroud &
550
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
B.
3,000
Co
Co.
Saunders,
of
quarter
pected for the year as a whole.
"However, the improvements
250
150
Inc.
J.
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co
J.
first
the
which did not occur until later last year.
Due to the timing
dividend receipts, the gain in income from this source during
first
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
3,000
&
Co
Pressprich & Co
350
„—
Ripley
for
share
per
"Regarding the latter,"
Russ & Co.,
100
Inc.—
Stieglitz
Harriman
W.
Smith,
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Halle
income
net
$1.12
or
Follis reported.
G.
350
&
&
Moseley
Ohio
550
Inc
Reid &
Co.,
Fulton,
S.
R.
Fleming
Nolan,
Folger,
company's
of common stock issued, Board Chairman
Comparable earnings for first quarter 1961 were
$68,949,000, or $1.01 per common share on the stock now outstanding.
Mr. Follis said
the 11%
gain for the first quarter was the result
of gains in the company's Western Hemisphere operations and of higher
dividend income from Eastern Hemisphere affiliates.
R.
was
PROCEEDS—The
the
Standard Oil Co. of California—Quarterly Report—•
The
568,000,
Pierce,
Morton
The
of
First
H.
F.
350
The First Boston Corp.——
100
Co
Co
Roland
na¬
and
1957.—
in
operations
began
company
1961
1,650
3,000
—
&
Fenner & Smith Inc
Faulkner,
Sullivan
&
Lynch,
Model,
1,650
Clark & Co.
Dawkins &
Fahey,
The
150
3,000
3,000
Corp
Lewis
Mericka
J.
Merrill
Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
&
Co
Estabrook
racks.
350
Co
Co
Brothers
McCormick
250
2,250
Corp
Higginson
350
:
&
&
350
Co
Irving Lundborg &
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
825
L.—
Co
&
Lee
Lehman
825
Davenport & Co
Drexel
Peabody
825
;
&
Inc
Co.,
Freres
250
Sons
Burgess & Leith__
Securities Corp
Childs
Courts
Lazard
Lemon
&
Kidder,
150
Co
E. D.
&
Kalman
dis¬
sales were $88,860,000.
Net earnings
after taxes for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, were
$1,806,952, equal to 65 cents per share on the 2,759,022 shares out¬
standing at the end of the year. For the year 1960, net earnings
were
$2,602,640, equal to 95 cents a share on the shares outstanding
Dec. 31, I960, adjusted for a 2%
stock dividend in 1961
Cash earnings (net earnings plus depreciation) for 1961 were $7,188,031, or $2.61 per share, compared with $7,951,340, or $2.89 a share,
in 1960.
Expenditures for plant, new machinery and equipment during
350
Johnston,
550
Inc.
..
Corp.
350
Co
of Grand Rapids, Mich., world's largest
equipment, is marketing the teaching device
also manufactures chart racks, easels,
Billerett
The issue
.
offering
were
said
Johnson, Lane, Space
825
Watts & Co
Barth
the
Co.
school
display
p. 810.
or
193,
250
Corp.
The
250
Brothers
Baker,
J.
of
he said.
slightly
Indianapolis Bond & Share
$5,125
150
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
W.
Each
Seating
tionwide,
(000 omitted i
Amount
AJmstedt
$50,500.
thereafter.
American
.
RIGHTS—In addition, Jhe company
40,312 shares for subscription by its stock¬
holders at $20 per share on the basis of one new share
for each 32 shares held of record April 16, 1962. Certain
members of the Taylor family who are entitled to sub¬
scribe to 26,527 shares are making such shares available
for purchase by the company's employees and
inde¬
pendent wholesale distributors. The First Boston group
is also underwriting the offer to
stockholders, which
will expire May 2, 1962.
is
in diversified fields, Mr. Mordy said.
The
a note for $49,500,
convertible into
the company, and a straight note
notes bears 9% for the first year and 7%
operating
stock.
common
SUBSCRIPTION
invest¬
loan is in the form of
outstanding stock of
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Sales
Morgan Stanley & Co
manu¬
was
the
of
for
UNDERWRITERS—
(000 omitted)
offering of the company's
oversubscribed.
r"
Investment—
announced by George Mordy, Chairman and President.
loan agreement with Billerett brings Spring Street's
business
investments
and/or
commitments to
$2,562,786
with
it
companies
50%
stock.
Robert
Street Capital Co.—New
$100,000
seven
the
its plant.
to
REDEMPTION
prior to Aprii 1,
Corp., New York City, and associates,
publicly, 170,000 shares of this firm's common
stock, at $20 per share. This marked the first public
offered
2,500
Co.
&
company
has added Billerett Co. of Anaheim, Calif.,
facturers of automated teaching equipment, to its portfolio of
maturity.
issue was purchased by the Morgan Stanley group
competitive
a
Smith
The First Boston
2,500
:
The
to
its bid of 102.06%
which named the 4%% coupon. One other bid of 102.03
for a 4%% coupon was submitted by Halsey, Stuart &
in
Taylor Wine Co., Inc.—Common Offered—On April 18,
2,500
—
Inc.
750.
p.
five-year
Telegraph
&
195,
Spring*
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co.
Lee,
Zuckerman,
—V.
5,000
Co.
&
Co.
&
&
&
Mason
Earnings
state
during the previous year's first quarter, ad juste
stock split on April 10, 1961.
;
.■>:
acquired during the quarter were $398,000,000, compared
with $317,000,000 for the same period in 1961, and $350,000 was added
to the reserve for loss.—V. 195, p. 1854.
;
* .
;
2-for-l
the
Receivables
10,000
Corp._
Friedrichs
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Newburger & Co.
Socony
outstanding
reflect
to
97,500
.—-
Securities
Nebraska
First
Mobil Oil in 1961 rose by 15.7% to $211.3
million, according to the company's annual report now being mailed
to shareholders. Gross revenues
increased by 4.3'//
during the year.
of
income
Weill
&
———
in the company's 109-year history. 2,684,118 average shares outstanding, earnings for the 1962
50 cents as compared with 43 cents on 2,488,350 averag
on
were
shares
Shares
Berlind
Burnham & Co.
Record Net for Qtr.^
the
high for any first quarter
Based
quarter
Carter,
Inc.—Annual Report-
Socony Mobil Oil Co.,
record
stock opposite
of -common
Talcott,
country's largest independent industrial financing
firm, reported record consolidated net income for the first quarter of
1962 of $1,425,739, compared to $1,172,818 for the same period last
year, a 21% increase.
Herbert R. Silverman, President, said this was a
names:
,
Net
James
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Outstanding
—
note
stock
Common
—
Talcott, Inc.—Reports
(James)
Authorized
indebtedness
Sundry
Monday, April 23, 1962
...
of
There
quarter.
Included
quarter
$48,087,
was
no
to 4.6
cents
a
share,
in
addition,
from
the
a
sale
corresponding capital gain in the recent
1
•
in
last year there was,
of
equal
;
the.
company's earnings is a 55.3%
share of current
undistributed profit of Wilson Jones Co., its majority owned
subsidiary.
After taxes applicable in the event of
distribution, this amounted to
$49,723, equal to 4.7 cents a share for the most recent quarter. It com¬
pares with $34,020, or 3.2 cents a share, for the comparable
period of
the
preceding year.—V. 195,
p.
448.
Trans
The company
convertible
vately to Capital
debentures
Southwest
had
been
Corp.. Dallas.
sold
pri¬
reported
a
1961 net loss of $14,745,000
after
taxes and
of $23,968,000 relating ot the write-down of obsolete
piston equipment.
Although passenger volumes picked up sharply in the fourth quarter,
most of the year was characterized by load factors lower than in I960'
when TWA earned a net profit of $6,473,000.
Total
from
were
operating revenues in 1961 were $362,453,000, down $15 898 000
all-time high revenues of 1960.
Contributing to the decline
drop in system passenger volumes, a notable diversion from
the
a
5%
first-class
neers
Swim quip, Inc.—Debentures Sold
Privately—On April
18, 1962, it was reported that $600,000 of this El Monte,
Airlines, Inc.—Reports Loss For Year—
before special item
to
tourist
in February
TWA
Calif, firm's
World
President
contributing
to
class
travel,
and
a
wildcat
strike
that accounted for $5,450,000 lost
Charles
the
loss
C.
were
by
flight engi¬
revenue.
Tillinghast,
generally
Jr., said that other causes
depressed business conditions
delivery of new jet aircraft, over-scheduling by competitors in kev
markets, delay in completion of the Trans World Flight Center at Idlewild, expanded service by foreign carriers, and political unrest abroad
late
—V. 195, p. 1024.
Volume
Number
195
6153
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
BUSINESS—The company located at Pearl and Elk Streets, Albion,
Pa., which until now has engaged exclusively in research and develop¬
ment and setting up
of its factory, now proposes to engage in the
^7STranscontthentar Gas Pipe;;Lin<* Corp.-^-Bonds Offered
;"•'■
•—On
April
1962, this ^company offered publicly,
$40,000,000 of its 4%% first mortgage pipe line bonds,
v■•// due 1982, at 100.71%. and accrued interest, through an
////underwriting group- headed by White, Weld & Co. and
/•... $torie& Web'ster Securities;Corp., New York City/
.///
..
18,
;
manufacture
device
the
;
■
-REDEMPTION
redemption
FEATURES—The
bonds
at
redeemable
are
ranging from.'104%% if
during the last year, in each
fund
/:
sufficient
retire
to
its
trucks
on
and
chamber
The double air
production.
use
air
double
trailers.
and.
to
serves
provide
chamber brake
It
is
attached
braking
a
brakes.
It
is
to
has
only
air
a
air
optional
'
In
primary
inch,
of
the
company's
of
auxiliary
which
enabling
stances: where
the
bring
the
stroke
the
condition
model
/■
traveling
downhill,
keep the
vehicle
has
control.
"•
BUSINESS—The
i..
Bache
'.and, operates
,
/i
and
r
■
Louisiana
metropolitan
»
Gulf
Coast
with
area
'the -N^w -York-New" Jersey-Philadelphia '
to
a
allocated
present
capacity
1,480,754
of
thousand, cubic ieet per day-, 'exclusive of 415,452 thousand cubic feet
daily from -storage .during, winter peak periods.
'
available
.
REVENUES1—For., 1961 -operating
and net income was $20,805,370.
//:
<
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
vv*'
series
;
due
5%series due
/
4%%. series
;/;5%
-
series
5 Vb %
•;
due
series
1980——__
stock,
(no
issuable in series—__£—_
■'
i'\
$2.55
series
share)
$4.90
$5.96
•
„
(stated
___
series
$5.70
value
(stated
value
$5.60
/'
.
"*
r
150,000
:, X ties
/
/*
A.
-
'
Allyn
&
inc.
r
&
Miller, 7
_
.
'
T
Burge
•
Barth; &
/Bateman, Eichler &
•.
■
_'
•
Peabody
inc.,
.*
'
•
G.
"McDonnell
Co.—285,000^
Merrill
.
Ellis-Simmons—"-'170,000
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.-—_
The
Inc-
'
-•——
—
Burnham
/>
&
Co.——
90,000
Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc; 1285,000
Butcher & R^errerd
/inc.
•/
Chace, Whiteside & Wins-
■
low,
Inc.——
Clark,
Dodge
Richard
C.
C.
W.
Co.,
Corp.
Co., ,;
&
75,000
Inc.- :
75.000
—v.
•
Prescott
90,000
M.
Co.,
"
j._
90,000
Inc^-
90,000
^
Dain &
Dallas Union. Securities
Co., Inc.
DeHaven
Drexel
••
■<.
&
Bodine
Riter
The
75.000
__
Co
,
L.
&
•
Union
Salomon Bros:
1
Inc.—
Schneider, Bernet
Hickman, Inc.
^75,000:'
:
^Equitable Securities Corp./ 570.000
/
Estabrook &. Co.i—— 285.000
; Fahrestcck vA90.000
v
appears
of
schwaba:cher
Chas.
W.
Shields
•
90 0^0
Scranton
&
570,000
' v
&
&
90.000
Co.
Inc.—
Co.,
75.000
450.000
-
The First Boston Corp.—_
First- Sovdhwe-st '"o.—_
'
Fulton, Reid & Co.. Inc.
shuman, Agnew & Co./_i 170.000
Singer, Deane & Scrib "er
00 nnq
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. 750.000
750.000
285 009
*
90
g
F
Smithers
Glore. Forenn & Co.—
750.000
William R
Gob1 man,
y;--
;
Co
750 OOO
h.
Stieglitz_;——
90,000
Halle
Sar>bs
&
Haltearten
Hallowell,
&
&
Ripley
Co.
&
Inc.
Co.,
90.000
E. F.
W.
Hutton
E.
Hutton
Janney,
Co._—
p.
Tucker,
570,000
&
&
E.
Co.,
W.
G.
Lane,
H.
Dean
90,000
—
<fe
90.090
Inc
-
whiskies
Lerchen &
Witter
Yarnall,
450,000
&
Tribuno
pany
450,000
Co.__
Co.—
of
285,000
suant to
Co.,
/
Inc.—Common
sole
mated
•
materials,
,
-
advertising
capital.
and
promotion,
and
raw
working
share.
and
net
based
•
will
and
due
in
purchase
for
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
\
for
the
a
Dean
Ky.,
distillery which produces its own
and spirit blends. The company
United
States,
champagnes
of
/
ended
M.
&
named -below
Unishops
and
the
Outstanding
1,050,000 shs.
Lave
severally
underwriting
stockholders the
the
selling
&
15,000
Alex.
Brown
&
&
Inc.
Co.
Noyes
Inc.
-r-V.
p.
Despite
Inc.
6,000
6.000
——4,000
& Co.-——_
4,000
Ryons
McMaster
& Co.
Hutchinson
4,000
&
Co.
The
10,000
Wm.
1093.
4,000
Milwaukee
10,000
Co.-
Co.,
&
10,000
Co
4,000
C. Roney & Co..—,—
4,000
Scribner
4,000
Singer,
United Aircraft Products,
Aircrait
£/_,
Lester,
&
Co., Inc.—
Sullivan & Co.,
Reid
Bosworth,
10,000
&
&
6,000
Fulton,
Irving Lundborg
Inc.—
Hammill
6,000
Podesta
Dickson
S.
6,000
6,000
Sons
&
10,000
Co
Shearson,
195,
Inc.
& Co
&
Co.,
&
R.
10,000
Co.
Co., Inc.
Inc
Miller
15,000
15,000
15,000
Co.——
&
Co.
Cruttenden,
£_——_ 10,000
Hutton
E.
Shares
Blair
15,000
&
Becker
Hemphill,
'
Robert W. Baird &
15,000
Jackson
Co.
Deane
&
Inc.—Earnings Triple—
drop of $800,000 in net sales over the previous year, United
tripled its earnings in 1961, according to the firm's
a
Products
annual report just released.
Aaron
while
S.
Saphier,
sales
earnings
from
13
Chairman
dropped from
from
rose
$6.3
$82,883
to 42 cents
cents
Improvements
to
of
the
This
to
was
$5.5
equal to
share.
per
consoldations
and
1930
in
noted that
million in 1961,
an increase
of Directors,
Board
million
$265,889.
at
UAP's
Forest.
Ohio,
plant
pro¬
substantial
duced
Saphier
gains in production techniques and cost savings, Mr.
reported, placing the firm in a better competitive market
position and making the earnings increase possible. He cited specifically
a
$1.2 million decrease in cost of sales in the past year, achieved by
these and other operating refinements.
of
a
Saphier also reported that UAP's order backlog was $1.1 million
at the end of fiscal 1961 than it was at this time a year ago.
the company is now in its strongest financial position in
history and capable of financing any suitable growth or diversification
higher
He
the
Rockies,
opportunity.—V. 191,
Martini,
is
Estimated
also
$4,629,000
realized
&
31,
1961
of the company and its
amounted to $29,536,204
$892,201, equal to 43 cents
then outstanding.
/•
per
/
common
/
,
.
/
..
GIVING
EFFECT
„
TO
PRESENT
"
of
'
from
Authorized
underwriters
the
company
named
and
below
the
2,615,000 shs.
have
the
three
of
States
a
1962
consisted
of non-recurring
properties
earnings
United
months of
$405,000
tropical
total
makes
estimated
first
plus
non-recurring net profits make
of
severally
stockholders
quarter
$382,000
Outstanding
selling
for
of
sale
and
credited
$5,034,000
and
foreign
after
of
net profits
to
retained
provision
income
of
taxes. The
plus 5 cents per share
total of 59 cents per share in the
:
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
par).
This
$2,050,000
for
operations
the
earnings from operations of 54 cents per share
share,
/
from
from
145.
p.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
earnings
the
Korbel
F.
Fruit
United
brands
for
added that
earnings.
sales
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
FINANCING
51,000
Allyn & Co
G.
A.
'
basis,
Dec.
of
east
Louis
Inc.
/.
($1
PRESENT
Shares
Co
Co
&
Witter
C.
A.
first
stock
&
Barney
Bache
W.
of
City,
,
and conditions set forth in
from
Brothers-
Wertheim
facet
price
Jersey
,
Authorized
2,500,000 shs.
underwriters
Weeks—__
&
Forgan
Smith,
100 independent distributors.
Whisky, the company is the sole
United
States
for
such
products
as
Puerto Rican Rum, Hine Cognac and
others. Through a
subsidiary, the com¬
consolidated
year
was
The
—
purchase
Webber,
Curtis
;
commer¬
payment
East,
City, N. J.
Jersey
Paine,
C.
the
Avenue,
,
the
Lehman
general name
and
on
stock;
Z
respective numbers of shares set forth below:
Scotch
bourbon
Bros.
2,065,000
to
Linden
15
to
proceeds
./. ;•/•.
these operations accounted for $14,366,701, or approximately
and, at Dec. 31, 1961, the number of leased departments
agreement
'
company
common
/
are engaged
primarily in the business, devel¬
of selling at retail men's and boys' furnishings, sports¬
agreed subject to the terms
.
-
agreed
of
company,
the
of
subsidiaries
UNDERWRITERS
through more than
agent in the
income
Common
share
Mr.
among
straight
CAPITALIZATION
•
its
add
„
CAPITALIZATION
of 23 W. 52nd St., New York, N. Y.,
distributes imported' and domestic wines and
Frankfort,
a
wines
on
Of the total, 25,000 shares were
the remaining 250,000 for
and
company
on the basis of information available to it, that it
largest operator of men's and boys' wear leased departments in
discount department stores located in the United States.
'
share. Net proceeds, esti-
will be used for the purchase of
-
•
per
Offered—A.
3,000
Unishops believes,
is
% %•/.;',•/
1024.
3,000
Co
&
Corp.—New Name—
,
one
Timpson
of sales;
,
store
throughout
the
gin, Boca Chica
Wente
subsidiary
Offered—Pur¬
April 18, 1962 offering circular, A. J. Davis
offered publicly 75,000 shares of this
at $250,000
195, p.
balances
Ballatine's
to
sales
and
Bros,
Pittsburgh,
firm's common stock at $4
/
/ '
an
Industries,
its
and
Glore,
only
3,000
3,000
—
this issue.
•
with
Co
&
3.000
:
Corp.
Dallas
3 in Canada. Thirty-four of Unishops' 67 leased
departments com¬
operations after Sept. 1, 1961. Substantially all of the balance
Unishops' business consists of the operation of a discount department
of
company
Vermouths,
owns
California
90.000
1708.
Transport
identified
one
the
to
Corp.
1933,
REVENUES—On
£/
than
Co.__
and
86,880 shs.
a more
5,000
menced
$125,000
deeply into both military and
5,000
(including 5 located in closed-door membership department stores)
.totaled 67, of which 64 were located in 23 states'of (he United States
.
affiliate.
in
Kentucky
the
750,000
Biddle & Co
outstanding
directly and
agent
Ballantine's
&
Co
Con-
Steel
Approved/— ;
kinds, and in view of this,
proceeds
Distillers
an
addition
In
170,000
&
of
from
sales
1
Walker
more
&
-
from the sale of the
will be used to repay outstanding bank loans which
to
finance
invehtories
and
accounts
receivable;
for
shares
incorporated
450,000
Co
the
company
Reynolds
BUSINESS—The
90 009
&
us
Brands, Inc.—Common
Brands
loan
90.000
Co.——
take
of various
obtained
"21"
285.COO
Corp.—
Trask
will
company's operations."—V.
repayment
Anthony &
Watling,
:
the
were
Co.—
R. L. Day„
Underwood, Neuhaus
90,000
Corp.
195,
Spencer
170,000
Inc.
Johnston,
S'-ar.o
—V.
Inc.—
&
Inc.^_
Co.,
American
Thomas
570.000
Co.,
Battles
Clark,
The
Weeks—
&
&
&
Swiss
$14
In 1961,
92%
Outstanding
-
200,000 shs.
to be somewhat better
550,000
90.000
Sutro
Hayden. Miller & Co——
90.000
Hemnhill, Novps & Co.— 570 000
&
75,000
Meyer
J.,
-"//r/r."'
PROCEEDS—Net
170,009
Co.——-———*' 75.000
Stroud
750,000
750,000.
Hornblower
450 OOQ
Co.—
Co.———
&
Frank,
&
Stix
'•../«/.
Inc.
Co
Fox
•
Jonks. Kirkland A*. Co/_
Halsey, Stuart
Harriman
Stern,
Co.—570,000
Sulzberger,-
Steele
J.
&
Staats &
Authorized
Co.
clothing and work clothes through the operation of leased depart¬
in discount department
stores, including closed-door membership
department stores, located throughout the United states, and in certain
parts of Canada..
'
-.
>
<
FINANCING
$125,000
&
Co.—
wear,
Allyn &
Co. and Hornblower & Weeks, New York
City, as joint
managers
of an underwriting group, announced the
initial public sale of this firm's common stock, an April
17, through the offering of 800,000 shares, at $10 a
share. The company is the sole U. S. importer of Ballantine's Scotch Whisky.
Of the total, 550,000 shares were sold for the company
arid 250,000 for the account of certain stockholders. The
offering was oversubscribed.
286.000
Co.^.--L—
&
/
par)
5.000
ments
old
"21"
75.000
& Hutzler.
,
debentures
(no
PRESENT
1206.
p.
cial industries
170.000
Rowles, Winston & CO
750,000
Co..
subord.
activities
new
90,000
.90.000
Inc.——.
of Steel
at
for
oped since 1957,
name
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Rotan, Mosle & Co.-.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
'•-•
.
.
TO
Inc.
&
5,000
&
Metropolitan
Sullivan
BUSINESS—The
N.
two
EFFECT
Co.,
Neuhaus
Lerchcn
Coleman
7,000
54.
Industries
5,000
Clayton Securities Corp.-—
Co.,
.
stock
the
Watling,
7,000
5,000
Co.——„
&
Inc.—
Westheiiner
_
Co.——
Nicolaus &
Co.,
working capital.
Twin Industries Corp. was selected since it retains
identity
name
and thus has important customer benefits.
Mr.
William H. Coleman, Chairman of the Board of
Directors, indicated "our
Co.—285,000
570000
Co
Emerson
T
&
285,000
—
Dillon.'
.
Securities
H;
Gardner.—
&
The
with
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—450 OO0
90,000
I. duPont > Co.—
Fastman
Reinholdt
,,
Dittmar & Co.. Inc
90 000
."Dominick W- Dominick— 450.0001
Francis
.
0
/
Town send,*'
Crouter &
*
pressprich & Co.— 285,000
Quail & Co., Inc
75,003
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
inc.
—L_
•_
jvonAo
90,000
&
&
5,000
Richter
Simon
7,000
Twin Coach Co.,
The
April 9 in Buffalo, N. Y.
90,000
Underwood,
Hughes
Inc
M.
Common stock (par 10c)
cumul.
195,
Stifel,
certain stockholders.
with
Structural
I.
&
______
194, p.
Raffensperger,
Scherck,
7,000
Co.—
Podesta
per
•/.
Institute
Southern
.5,000
7,000
—
sold
do
the
&
5,000
&
&
sales
and
Co
&
7,000
>■
5,000
—5,000
Hutchinson
7,000
Simmons—
Co.______
Inc
—
Co.,
Inc.—:
stock
a
•
American
the
as
Institute
&
Co.
9,000
Co.—__
Miller,
Offered—On April 18, 1962,
Weeks, New York City, and assiciates
offered publicly, 275,000 shares of this firm's common
Stockholders of Twin Coach approved a change in the
corporate name
to Twin Industries Corp, at the Annual
Meeting of Stockholders held
.v;
Co
&
Joist
The
Ryons
&
Co.
&
5,000
&
Unishops, Inc.—Common
on
Twin Coach Co.—Name Change
90,00a
—
Corp.
McMaster
&
______
5,000
McCormick
9,000
5,000
—
9,000
Co.__
Co
—
Mellen
Inc.
5,000
5,000
Co
Co._
9,000
Inc..
&
Inc
&
Hornblower
R. W.
J.
"
7%
Curtis ——750.000
90,000
Miller-
/
Co
Steel
they collaborate
their respective
<fc
Loewi
,
450 0^,9
Northwest
'
Joseph,
Hentz
Lester,
Hornblower
its
to
relationship
Hickey <fc
9,000
Co.
Co.
L'ilis
Twin
companies.
285,000
Co._
-working
9,000
5,000
—
Co.—
9,000
&
5,000
Co
21,
as
amendment
H.
Robert
ment maintained by Tucker Steel
Corp. has been made available to
.'the issuer without charge in some, instances. Mr; Dewey W. Tucker is
President of both companies. Mr. Howard N.
Kesley is the Secretary-
Common
Julien Collins & Co
(
Steel
90,000
York Securities Co.
close
»
association's, such
the
75.000
Ohio
by
operations
&
9,000
InC.
Fabricators,
changed to Tucker Steel Co., Inc.
a
>
.
Tucker
area;
public
Trade.
450,000
Pacific
75,000
States.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
—
trade
of
__u
Common, Dann & Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co—_
Cruttenden, Podesta &
/
■
The
1960,
"'Hardy
Inc._
Miller
a director of Tucker Steel
Corp. and the Treasurer of
in addition to Mr. Dewey W. Tucker and Mr. Howard N.
Kesley, Charles B. Tucker and Claude Myers serve as directors of both
90,000
New
450,000
Clarke
Collings
V/
.
Inc._
4,
11,000
Co.—
Dempsey-Tegeler
*
Corp.
&
First
7,000
Cruttenden,
—V.
Cleveland
The
Co.__
Pgrker
&
&
A
Fahnestock
11,000
&
Co.
Co.,
Burnham
name to Central Steel
was
maintained
and
sales
general
.
75,000
—__
&
has
United
same
the
F. S. Moseley & Co.—___
~
75,000
1960, the name
company
the
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Newburger & Co.—
90.000'
Caldwell, Phillips, Inc.
Feb.
&
Barth
the company;
•
—
17,
continued
company
on
&
&
Pancoast—
11,000
Co.
5,000
Co
Co.
Whipple
Blunt
Treasurer and
90 000
170,000
"
V.Templeton
" Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
170,000
"
;
90.000
_
Sept.
on
5,000
Robertson
9,000
Pressprich
Blair
companies share production quotas, effi¬
ciency standards and design non-patented items that are manufactured
by both companies.
The service of the Industrial Engineering Depart¬
/
_
The
and
incorporation changed its
struction,
90,000
Co.
1
Co._
Bosworth,- Sullivan & -Co., .•V/.v-''';Mitchum, Jones &
,
v
&
'
effect).
company,
Board
.
Turben
Milwaukee
incorporated
&
11,000
.__
&
Rothschild
Bacon,
originally
Co.
Courts
Dewar,
Redpath
Steer Corp.
various
Inc.£l_ 170,000
Co.;
'Inc.
750,000
v
dot compete for business
advertising, making known
areas
and indicating a
close affiliation and working
relationship between the two .companies.
'Advertising expenses are shared, approximately 75% by Tucker Steel
Corp. and 25% by the. company.
They share engineering standard's
and shop production standards
by maintaining joint memberships in
CO.y Inc.£ 570;P0O v. .Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
'
^a/r & Co., Inc._v/_—j:-/ 170^006 / ' Fenner. $5 Smith Bic.-:_ 750,000)
Blulit'
W.
F.
5,000
5,000
Sons—___
&
&
Inc.——
9,000
Lemon
7,OOQ
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
John W. Clarke & Co.l—
Co._
Auchincloss,
,
was
&
7,000
Co.—
7,000
Wulter
Hurry,
Inc.—
&
duPont
7,000
Co._
11,000
&
Co.
&
:
&
11,000
Inc
Inc._
Hutton
Walston
Outstanding
159,560 shs.
200,000 shs.
company
in
company
The
to
90,000
Co.^—_—
&
still
Midwestern
75,000
"
Inc.
Becker Si
Wilhanv Blair &
C-'
;
McCormick
.
F.
Ri
PRESENT FINANCING
of Knoxviile, Tenn. Tucker Steel Corp. is a steel
fabricating company/organized in 1946 and servicing the Eastern and
in
V.A. E. Masten & Co.——
Bear, Stearns & Co:_^"L_r£ f570,000
r
•A;
/
The
Tucker
•
Inc.___£
is
fabrication
charter of
.750,000
Co.,
'- Mason-Hagan,
90,000 "
TO
I.
McDonnell
1962
Inc. On Nov.
90 000
•
_
Co" "
&
s
Kormendi &
'90,000
Co—
EFFECT
10c)_
/ ;„.i
1093.
p.
12,
(which
.
Kraus__i£ ; '90,000
&
J-
such
Brown
Johnston,
of'
steel
,
Bal1-
:
E.
been
plies, trucks, buildings, furnishings, fixtures and. railroad spur contract
;
'u.Kiihn, Loeb & Co., Ihc._i 750,000
Laird, Bissell.Ar.Meeds^^-^. ' 75.000
xtobert - W,- Baird -&-!C.o.V ; _s-.:-/•/•-'•' Lgzard Frer.es Aj Co.£^
756,000
I"0-''
285.000
/Led Higginsori Corp.—— 570 Oho
weeks & Co.i.70^000 •Lehman Brothers a—*—./ 750,000
/£.
*
•
-
'
/ 'Bache & Co._"_—____^i_uA285,<>0r)
-Bacon,-Whipple & Co.__/ ,170,000
£,
"
12,777,602
•
Amount $
Jtiseph;;-Melieh
Kidder,
.
Cd.^—'450,Q0t> V
Corp/450,000 /
Securities
has
California, which is
approval before use on its
having
150,000
.■•
L
,
__^—1£/___3;240,006
Corp.
C.
American
r
product
of
the
assets
of
Central
Steel
Co., a Mississippi corporation
its principal office and place of business at Meridian, Miss.,
including leases to its shop and yard, its machinery, equipment, sup¬
all
'
-
Amount $
-
& Co.___i/_3,950;000 ^
Stone & Webster Securi-/ ■*'.'*
company's
Co.
Inc._
Bingham,
11,000
Co
&
7,000
.7,000
McDowell
11,000
11,000
Hammill
Goodbody
1950, as a Mississippi corporation and under the name of Central
Fabricators, Inc. On or about Sept. 22. 1950, the company purchased
150,000
.
share—20,000,000
White, Weld
.
/•
100,000
/ UNDERWRITERS-^The underwriters named below have severally.
a8're6di subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting agree¬
ment,
to purchase from, the
company the
principal amount of' new
bonds set opposite their
respective names:%-/*•;./'•
•<• .*
-'
i '
r
100,000
-per
per
(par
Co.,
11,000
Co.,
7,000
William R. Staats &
Straus, Blosser <fe
Co.
7,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Sclnvabacher
11,000
7,000
Co.—
11,000
Corp.__
&
&
11,000
Inc.
Co.—
Francis
1
EUSINESS—The
per
$100
value
Alex.
company,
State
&
&
&
See
——i—150.000 '
Common..stock (par 50 c)
■'//.>
'469,350 shs.
141,525
_____
(stated
.
per
$100
the
estimated at $220,500, will be used for plant
additions,
increased inventories, and accounts receivable, and repayment of debt.
______
550,000
_£_£/
series
17,600,000
'
per
$100
the
requiring
GIVING
11,000
Co.—
Walker &
Allen
that
of
inc.—Units Offered—Pursuant to an
offering circular, McCarley & Co., Inc.,
Asheville, N. C., offered publicly* 625 units of this firm's
securities at $20 per unit. Each unit consisted of one
$10 par, 7% convertible subordinated debenture, due
April 15, 1972, and two common shares. Net proceeds,
/ 16,600,000
.
'••••
of
the
by
.
Co.___
Co.
Zuckerman, Smith
Tucker Steel Co.,
40,000,000
150,000
(stated
series
/share)
«-"•
$100
only, state
stock
195,
April
35,000,000
'
per
!
value
that
approved
&
&
Moseley
H.
J.
35,000,000
2,000,000 shs.
$50
______
share)
-M-u--
—V.
par)
," share)
-
,
value
_/_1„
•
series
share)
/; ■/
(stated
opinion
known
been
regulations
Authorized
Common
19,680,000
-35,000,000
preferred
as
become
has
the
and
S.
L.
.
Cumulative
will
by
well
as
presently the
highways.
o
34,410,000
\
.
35,000,000
40,000,000
Debentures:
.
■■/£.,;
and
24,072,000
20.000.000
_
5'%% series due 1980_i.___——
5% series due 1981^
£££.;£
it
tested
'/ 32,350,000 /.%
47,003,000 /,
25,000.000
-
acceptance
the
The
Hutton
Shields
depart¬
this will open
vehicles under the jurisdiction of the State
by other users of air brake chambers to
In
17,000
Co
Shearson,
$123,646,000
50,000,000
1979—-35.000,000
due
whom
'Outstanding
40,000,000
1978--—
to
1962.
CAPITALIZATION
;
■
■
■
:/v
4% due 197.7-—-—£„
£-—_—_' 20,000,000
;/ 6Va% due 1978_—20,000,000
;
/
1976_,
door
19,
California,
.
'///V'/ •//•/'/
..
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
1977—
due
the
of
$187,902,860
Jan.
&
;;
Higginson
G.
on
17,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner—/
Noyes
Reynolds
ment
'
New bonds
,■
•
to
First mortgage pipe line bonds:
3'j4 % series due* 1975_^_
______$169.446.000
//
;
v
.
EFFECT TO
'
'
amounted
revenues
v,
-
>
17,000
Co._
W.
F.
Vehicle Code
Co.—
&
11,000 -v-
E.
Co.,
McDonald
&
Hallgarten & Co,^ih.i.i.
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Lee
7,000
&
7,000
Jackson
circuni-
the
Inc.l_
Reid
shares
&
7,000
Co
brakes
stop
complies with the
Co.
brake .cylinderwould .be, in¬
a
heavy loaded vehicle is
to
it
.
Fleming
Ira
the
and
Nolan,
Fulton,
17,000
Clark,
The-company's air brake chamber was tested by the Department of
California Highway 'Patrol and received a certificate of
approval that
company of 3100 Travis St., Houston, Tex., owns
interstate pipeline system for the transportation and
an
companv
/
-
17,000
&
Becker
drum to the cylinder
the vehicle, if necessary. The extra stroke which auto¬
matically comes into play on the company's product, in the opinion
of the company, will serve as a
preventative thereof.
sale. of .natural gas. Its main- line .extends 1,842 miles from the Texas*
the
.
Inc.—
Stearns
G.
A.
approximately
certain
of
-
Haupt & Co.—
Hayden, Miller & Co.—__
Laird & Co., Corp._„_
■
&
<te
Bear,
cylinder and prevents contact of the brake
as
89,000
Union
Co.__'_
Dodge & Co. Inc.
Equitable
Securities
Corp.
under
stock
"
Folger,
th.e
of
common
•
89,000
Weeks;
&
Witter
brake
.-
of
purchased.
17.000
so
-
&
Webber,
Hemphill,
also
the use of its brakes to decelerate
Usually, the generated heat expands
requiring
In
shares
are
Curtis
Dean
auxiliary
service chamber.
of
of
any
Co
Dillon,
Wertheim
the
product
if
&
Freres
Paine,
an
of
Allyn
Lazard
spring
chamber Into
stroke
C.
Securities
the other
system,
company's
extra
an
application of
the, usual
the
primary
chamber,
furnishes
present
and
numbers
forth,
Eastman
This-is')particul'axly true where
adequate.
$575,000
failure
a
this
device
a
regardless
primary
one
automatically
the event of
to
The
provide
of
vehicle
system.
which
the failure
of
case
the
which
addition
contains
%
brakes
factors
play in
case
cylinder
chamber. In the
brake
action
brake
chamber
set
Hornblower
of
parking. The com¬
air cylinder and a
independently
redeemed prior
A.
for
while in motion, but for fixed
product involves use of a double diaphragm
respective
53
Shares
not
axles
not
the
there
braking
a
the
system
the vehicle
auxiliary
principal amount beginning May 1,
1964,
and semi-annually thereafter
to and including
Nov.
1, 1980,
"
$5,113,000 on May l and Nov. t; 1981. and $5,112,000 on May 1, 1982
.' and Nov. 1, 1982, the maturity date.
■
of
double
from the
prices
par
in
sale
pany's
to Nov. 1,
plus accrued interest,
except that no redemption.may be carried out prior to May 1, 1967 as
part of any refunding involving the incurring of debt with an interest
cost of 4.82% or less. The bonds aTe also entitled to benefit of sinking
.1963, to
for
vehicles
stopping
financing will be used to repay.
;bank loans-incurred in connection with the company's scheduled construction program, which at Dec. 31, 1961, was estimated to cost ap.'/proximately $107,000,000.
"' '
;
and
yet been
as
'
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
(1969)
ures
for
cost
basis
1961
or
1962
4
and
This
compares
with
derived
first quarter 1961 earnings
from
operations.
These fig¬
cents
per
share
1961
are
comparable since both reflect the standard
used
in
reporting interim
Report
of
the company.—V.
now
Annual
1962.
of
earnings, as outlined in
194,
p.
2383.
th&
54
(i:70)
See
from
Corp.—Quarterly Report
"•
of
quarter.
In
60
or
United States & Foreign Securities
k\\i'v,4/«•'*"'-■'*
»•
Corp.^Assets Up--w
*
The
figures
3,310,815 gnures ouvStanaing.
net assets amounted to $112,339,917, equal to
per
oils, 39.74% against 36.06% a year
against 21.14%; manufacturing and
11.17%; metal and mining,
8.51%
7.13% against 5.73%; merchandising,
against
utility,
11.26%; electric
against
1.68%
against
.58%
against 2.43%; natural gas,
.15%
against .16%.
2.55%
cash
and
10.06%
S. Treasur
oills accounted
receivables .31%, unchanged.—V.
U.
of
193, p.
'■/iWestbury's sales and earnings'* for'.1960
respectively,
On
750.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
6%
15-year first mortgage
5%
—V.
5%
y
registrar
for
the
conv.
pfd. stock
stock
(25c
cum.
Profits
the
for
the
first
period
same
in
Cohsolidated
net
and
1961,
the final quarter of
began
months
three
continued
47%
up
upward
an
those
over
trend
which
Eppler,
the
quarter amounted to $13,110,196 and
net profits were $651,835, or 25 cents a share on 2,633,969 shares of
common-stock outstanding, compared with sales of $13,235,461 for the
same period in
1961, and net profits of $443,504, or 17 cents a share
2,623,210 shares of common
on
stock.—V.
195,
Guerin
Stockholders—The
holders
for
each
held
14
of
on
tion
stockholders
resident, in California because the cost of complying
with the California Corporate Securities law is prohibit
tive in relation to the number of stockholders residing
in that
State.
»
PROCEEDS—The
•
construction
$3,375,000.
The
pected
to be
Pierce
provisions
.
of
and
$1,500,000
bonds
The
wMrh
cash
-
anticipates
y
"ornnarv'f:
to
facilities
of
the
tentative
exchange
throughout
of
at
the
the
of
later
in the
purchase of
the
ior
Blackstone, Va.
direct
distance
to
dial
organized
under
laws
the
.such
provides for additions
well as completion
for 1962
piugram
dialing
year.
,
company's
company's
system,
last
as
remaining
automatic
equipment
BUSINESS—The company, of 417
at
operation
several
battery
common
and
other
installa¬
exchanges.
West Main St., Charlottesville,
Va.,
of
Virginia on Feb. 10, 1931.
It owns
operates 33 telephone exchanges in that state together with vari¬
connecting lines. It is the largest independent telephone company
and
ous
in
delivering
commitments
cinx*«votlr--ti
conversion
at
sources
-
The
was
1962,; estimated
year
required
internal
bonds.
tion
the
the
state.
connections
filiated
not
The
with
company
the
companies
connected
by
owns
toll
lines
through
the
the
toll
company's
toll lines but has inter¬
interstate
no
of
which
Bell
System
service
is
lines.
own
exchange is at Charlottesville,
62,069
owned
Dec.
of
»
stations
31,
served
more
1960.
by
of
the
companv
Continued
the
than
more
demand
the
over
unaf¬
all
points
62 069
57.586
stations
company-
and
Lexington
Telephone
Co. :at
telephone service in the territory
for
indicates
company
7%
other
to
company's largest
1961, 23,621 of the
serving at Dec. 31.
stations et that date.
These
company-owned
represent
and
provided
The
the
addition
company-owned stations during
of
approximately
193. p. 1166.
1932.—V.
4,500
year
should
the
surpa-s
President,
Sales
said,
s2l->s and
in
told
the
1962
a
reco-d
of
highs
<his
Los
achieved
a^nirl meeting rf
should
to
compared
commensurate
earnings
d-u'btWs
Angeles
in
1961,
$200
supermarket
A.
Von
chain
der
195,
Ahe,
der
$139.403,*>3? in 1961.
Earnings should also
over last year's
earnings of $3,931,207,
Ahe
show
a
$1.26
or
share.
Mr. Von der Ahe stated that one of tne reasons
for his optimism was
results of operations for the first 12-week
period (ended March 25
the
$39 610,165
for <h? comparable
income was SD^R.SS?.
fx
V.
8<Ues totaled $46,464,800,
1961
period,
equivalent to 2"> cents
an
increase of 17%
share
a
on
p.
793.
Y;\
..'■••'•'v•
'.
-r
.
Net
3,120,152 shares
T is rePI'p,:«nts 81 inc-ease of 52% over net
eo"al to 19 cents a share, for the first 12 weeks
195,
compared
income of
of 1961.—
/
Wabash
points
;
letter
to
the
The net earnings for 1961
were
shareholders,
out that Wabash busings
1%.
To'al
•
Wabash President H. H. Pevler
volume, measured bv the 727.277 car-
wlS a decrease of about handled,
of,r?venue freight
1960,
below
revenues
in
r»'-niues
was down
1960.
amounted
Freight
to
revenue
.H.
7,500
..
I.
Josey
5,000
Robert
5,000
Shumate
Co._
&
2,500
—
and
Levy
.White
Plaza,
p.
N.
Y.,
called
has
company
Capitai,: stocfe
fo: 'l(y
1658.
r
Redpath
"/•
Bacon,
Whipple
W.
the
of
purchase,
the product
Haf fa: said,
Mr.
from 734,557 carloads in
$110
was
million,
$95.4
which
million,
was
2%
including
&
Co.,
J.
|!
;
\
:
>
/
"
j
>::
"f.-V
below
have- severally
•P
The
3,800
Smith,
.':2,800,
Dillon,, Unfonr;"11,"
Securities
Co:—_—2—.
7,500
C.
3,800
6,000
G.
Eastman
line
&
Equitable Securities
—V. 195, p; 1855.
Co.—
Corp.-
'
•
'
7,500
Co.^
3,800
_™-:_
5,000
Co
Hammill &
&
Barney
Co.
\
6,000
A
.
5,300 /.
—^
eo._
6,000
Inc.
7,500
William R.. Staats & Co.—> ,5,000
Sutro &' Co.-_'__—
3,800
.
Deetjen
Ohio
.Shearson,
"
:
Co._
jE. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.!W; C. Langley &*
Ss
Emanuel,
Sachs &
"Sv!
Shares
Weil," Labouisse,
Friedrichs &
'
Sherrerd-.___.1V. -3,800
Dominick & Dorpinick, The.
6,000■ ■
'
-
A. HOgle & Co.™™-,/'"'3,800
Howard,
•
,
Inc.;
to be
all
■
Outstanding
'
Goldman,
5,000
'Butcher
the firm has pur-.
produced at the Compton facility for. the immediate
dies and other manufacturing equipment will be
moved to Webcor facilities in Chicago at a later date.—V. T90,, pi 1119.
and
&. Co.--—
Baird
Ball, Burge & Kraus-——
Bosworth, Sulliyan & Co.,.
Products
terms
/
.
f
;
/
■
.
5,000
3,800
Inc..
Division of the Harviil dorp., Com'ptoh,
Calif.' The division produces the Waste Champ line of 'food waste dis¬
posers for home use.
v
the
•
named
4
Chicago-based producer of electronics, housewares, and high
fidelity products, is entering the major kitchen appliance fieldr it was
announced.
--,■■
;-. V-»,■ - r?*Yl'
Under
^
/
,
1,158,606 shs.
1,750,000 shs.
/.
•:
•.
j/
' ■
Shares
White( Weld &'Cq; Incl^_ 33.022
Aucbincloss, Parker; &
;
V
This
Special
1962" /
15,
Authorized
"
'■
195,
.•
_
the
*f
__'_™2"
par)—
($1
Robert
chased
Bonds Sold
■v
,
C.—V.
.
-
P. i
to the - terms and conditions contained in -the. pur*
chase: 'agreement, to > purchase • from - the selling stockholders the fol¬
lowing respective' numbers of shares of capital stock:\
'
Webcor, Inc.—Acquisition—
.Titus Haffa,- Webcor Board Chairmani 'jsaid; that
lower than
,
UNDERWRITERS—The * upderwriters
4—.
National Bank, Washington, D.
■
r;,
agieed,: subject
for
the Riggs
or
Telephone Co., Inc.
^
2,500
2,500
Co.,
about 12%
t
%
defense
$122,200,000, compared-with
-This amounted- to 4.7 cents per dollar
CAPITALIZATION AS OF FEB,
-
2,500
&
various
2,500
Co—
Inc,^——_
Stephens Inc.—___
& Co., Inc.Uid™—
5,000
Co.
E.
S. Government for
.
details follow:
2,500
^—.—.
redemption on May 15, 1962, $93,000
of its 5%
first mortgage bonds due May 1, 1982 at 100%.
Payment
will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, One Chase Man'-attan
The
E.
■
Unterberg,
*
nn
_1.
Co.
H.
■-
■
T'owbin/
•;
•
Walker
&
Co.
'
1
6.000
.
-
I
«nc
3,800
Inc.—
Lerchen- & -.Co._2
Whtlihg,
| |
^
•
»
,
1
:
■it
.5,000
'
m
tools,
I
(Kay) Windsor, Jnc,—Quarterly Report—
.
This leading producer of medium' priced women's .and ggirlA'; dresses,
s 4
reported-net income «f $^,7 J / i>"r $o, it>' -perJ snare for "its seeopd fiscal''
..-v
Bankers Trust Co., New York City,- has. been appointed -.Tegistrar \ quarter ended Dec. 3T. 1961;
This represents a gain of. 82% oyer the. ; .>
.J I
.net earnings, of. $52,728 or $0.08 per share-reported for. the similar
"for the common' stock of the corporation.—V. "I95r p; .1855:w-, i-'r,
t
•;
s *
J'/i
*,v quarter, tof the year previous.' Net income • fbr the six months ended
Dec/ 31/T961 "Was'$157,619 6rA$o.247perrshttre-versus $119,012t>ori:$0:l8 k> A ;;
Welch Scientific Co.—Acquisition1—
'f v ''
'
;
per share recorded for the first fiscal half of the year earlier.
For the
|
i*
Weinkles Liquor Stores, Inc.—Appointment—
'C
The company is expanding operations on both
sition of the New York Scientific Supply Co., New
coasts /hrough lacqui-.
York City,; and eatab/.-:
in the San" Francisco •'
M. W. Welch, President, told shareholders at the Annual Meeting.
lishment
area,
of
vacuum
a
sales-service
pump
center
New York Scientific Supply Co. facilities will serve as Eastern sales, ■
headquarters for Welch in both the educational and commercial fields. /
Operatingv revenues of the corpoiatioh /reached an all-time high; of ■
$18",l86,101-":aurihg ?T96ir; a gain" of mearly" 16% • bver the $15,654*252
. '
supplier of scientific
>-.of The' preceding -year, Leighton-'AV Rosenthal, President; Said,.in-'thfe'- r.; " /
apparatus to New York Chty schools, were acquired for cash/.*
■annual report to-shareholders'.
1
•
The newly acquired facility in San Carlos, Calif, will .bj&'ip operation
The\'total ,included. $7,046,885 ^0^' the company's garment rental v'
before the end of April. This will-be the Pacific Coast branch' fop the ^
and laundry' service operations, "an."-increase 'of 57%,
*"
•
Welch line of high-vacuum pumps.—V. 195, p. 1475.
'
.
,
'/
Net profit? of $1,0.73,917 remained close to last year's .all-time peak,
'
."of.$1,091,984. in spite of.: substantial expenses encountered in com- ■ /
West Bay Financial Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—
mencing compaaiy. operation of reoently vacquired -industrial, laundries^
Pursuant to an April 13, 1962 offering circular, 60,000 '
moving the Philadelphia-laundry to a new' location,-and moving and
shares of this firm's capital stock were publicly/.offered k relocating equipment in three; plants/which -were .enlarged, Mi>. Rosen-.
;a>
thai said.
■.
•
•
' - -v '
v
at $5' pef share through Mitchum, Jones • & Templeton,
of
Assets
York
New
Scientific
Supply,
-
,
major
a
•
■
-
.
•
A
?
.
Angeles, Calif. Net proceedsf estimatedrai $260,000^
Los
be
1961,
used for
organizing and financing
Earnings per share Were $1..05 during 1961 /based on 1,020,604 shares
,..
outstahding-at the end of the year, obmpared- with $l,07 thevpreced1ng • /;
year as computed'on the -same -basfs,
>">> A A >
/ *
;■
"A/ ' "
•
insurance k
an
acquisitions, and working, capital.
company
since that time
and
incorporated
was
in Delaware-
on
Dec.
Sales
of
the .company's
has
The Association has been
loan
and
business
appi-oximately
of
The
loans
at
made
south
and
1275
by
the
conducts
Los
executive
Beach
Redondo
West
also
downtown
of
Association
Association
,
,
.,
and
engaged, since October* 1960r in the savings
around Gardena,
Calif., which is. located
and
miles
15
the
located
are
in
..
of
The
in
head
Calif.
connection
fire
and
other
business
under
made
which
it
available
will
act
to
as
its
borrowers
trustee
under
and
trust
(2)"
deeds
a
.
with
trustee
f
,
The
company
The
association
capital
stock
investment
Advances from Fed.
Home
EFFECT
TO
>•..
($1
par
)__
Guaranteed
195,
p.
stock
($10
FINANCING
Loan
Unlimited
Bank
A
par)^__
•
40,000 shs.
...
474.375 shs.
'•40,000
.
*
*
,
Yale
Corp.—Proposed
Transport
W.
York
Interstate
stock
shs.
'
;
Acquisition
^
..
of
President of Yale Transport announced-that
trucking company has filed an application with
'■
Commerce
Burgmeyer
i
the
Commission for approval to acquire all .of the
Inc;-, Reading, - Pa. motor carrier.
•
::
Bros.;
existing
and
be
employed the services of
Burgmeyer Bros., Inc., by continuing such service in a more efficient
manner.
This
will
be ' consistent! with" the
National
Transportation A.
Policy."
••
."*• >'/'.'■
responsive to
■
the needs
of shippers who have
Yale
Transport Corp.; The motor * carrier : division of Yale Express
Westbury Fashions, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—To,
.'.System, Inc!/was founded in 1938 and has authority to service the A.
Sell Debentures Privately—
11''""* "'*>
r;;\'v'- -/
'V.'>•.;. k"f", V. •New England and Mid-Atlantic stfiteg.
vi
.t
authorized
a
of
Westbury
2,/2-for-l
split
shares proposed
Fashions, at a special meeting April 6
of the company's outstanding .common
by the board of directors
on
Jan. 8, thus increasing the
f''
the
•
1312.
owners
.
higher
E'skow,
based
of the application "will improve the adequacy ol
\service:. make available better- and'more improved facilities
v
■
.
^
Approval
•
:'•/•
!
.
.
garments to industrial laundries, carried
Gerald
;
$7,877,996
W 475,000
■>*"
during the first two-months of 1962 were more than 33%
during* the same 'months" of 1961," he said;
r.'•;/■•; !
New
k.//
Outstanding;
/ 1,000.000 shs.
certificates
„
—V.
PRESENT
..Authorized
>
:
.
securing
by the Association.
GIVING
"
products haive-now begun" to increase- again
the nation's largest manufacturer's and- suppliers
through a major expansion
program
in. 1961. The company built a 15.000 square foot addition
at
its
Alexandria,
Tennessee,
plant and
increased .warehoUse/ and
shipping area at its Erwin, Tennessee, ' facility.—'V. 195, p. 1550.
and
insurance
$11,109,216«
I «
Work Wear, one of
.
of
through Financial/conducts a general escrow'
business.
The company, through a subsidiary or directly, will .conduct"-'";
(1) an insurance agency business to assist the Association in making it,
totalled
than-
the. company
Boulevard, .Gardena;
business
escrow
an
Angeles.
offices
/manufactured/goods
"very close to 1960's total despite the recession which .reduced em*
-ployment throughout the/nation during thc.-first- half, ot 1961,'* :Mr.
4,
acquired all of the outstanding guaran-'-.
teed stock of Gardena Savings and Loan Association, and all the out- ; /Rosenthal said. '
v
standing common stock of Financial Escrow Company.j
"Sales of manufactured
Share
operating
Co.
Sons
&
j
his
Murdoch, Miller &
Hauser,
7,500
Co.__
&
CAPITALIZATION
equivalent to
r
?. per s"^re o{ common stock, compared with $4.43 for 1960. This
Leif Provf^tng for the annual $4.50 dividend on the preferred stock
and before sinking fund
requirements.
In
—
2,500
Edwards, Inc.™—._
J.
*•
'
(John) Wiley & Sons, Inc.—Additional Financing DeApril 16, 1962 issue reported the sale .on
April 13 of 150,0227 shares of this firm's' outstanding
capital shares, at. $13.5,0 per share; Additional financing
..
RR.—Net Up 24.9%—
The company's 1961 annual report to shareholders shows that the
net
income for the year was
$5,064,432, greater by $1,010,574, or 24.9%,
32'30 resulls-
Inc
R.
7,500
7,500
/
,
/
5,000
;
loans
.
si
Bell
193, p. ,1495.
^ails—Our
&
Waggener
685.
p.
Austin
,
million, Mr. Von
increase
c"rrent "scal ye*r.
Co.,
Goodbody &
office
I
to
&
5,000
Nicolaus & Co/ Inc.T; 5,000
Walker,
&
&
BUSINESS—The
T.
5,000
Co.____.
Stifel,
Co
Austin
will
stockholders.
exceed
&
of the
.
Sanders & Co.__2.2^.__2_2-
agency, real property
Von's Grocery Co.—Earnings Forecast—
This
and
5,000
5,000
5,000
Inc.'-..;
10,000
10,000
Edwards
future,
applied to the
for this purpose is ex(principally depreciation
earnings) and lrom the proceeds of an issue
amount
of 5%
first
mortgage sinking fund
retained
holds
company
the
of
from
principal
t
.
for
Quinn
supply* unit
and
projects were $634,000,000,
space
Western Xiffht &
Co;,
&
Parker, Ford & Co.,
.
Co.,
&
Inc.___
G.
—V.
Newton & Co-/__/_-
Moroney,. Beissner
10,000
will continue
■,
of this offering will be
program
balance
available
to
-
net proceeds
company's
"i
extended
'
.
Privately—'On April 18, 1962^. it was reported that
$4,0.00,000 of this;firm's first mortgage bonds, series x, ,
due April >1,: 1992, had beep, spl.d privately through-Dean
Witter & Co.,-San Francisco,,and First Nebraska ^Secu- ^
rities Corp., Lincoln.—V. 190, p. 202.
.Shares
10,000
H.
A.
record
privilege^ is-not being
■
,
for thei year were $2,608,000,00(1,
to the U.
Sales
1960.
1960Nearnings of • $124,500,000.
^ A Vv'./
=,
Lentz,
in.
of sales,—V.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
April 13, with rights
to expire April 30.
No underwriting is involved.
An additional 44,946 common shares are being pur¬
chased by Central Telephone Co., parent. The subscrip¬
v
I960.
3$0,Q0O$hs.
&
Fredcrking
Rowles, Winston & Co
its stock¬
additional 13,946
the basis of one
an
-
Earnings for the company last year were
■. -■.
Turner,
set
activities and
70,189
30,191
50,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
,
its name below;
42,500
Fridley
offering
company is
right to subscribe for
shares at $16.25 per share
the
common
share
&
Robertson
Mosle & Co
Underwood, Neuhaus
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Rights Offering
To
—
Rotan,
570.
p.
-
about
1.3% below. I960 sales. Of that amount, $1,917,000,000 was in sales to.
the Bell System, an increase in this category of 3.6% :oVer the previous
record
,
the- manufacturing
is
Western Electric's total'sales
Outstanding
.
($1 par)_„_
Inc.
Dewar,
E.
1961.
for
sales
were
! j
which include? the parent American Telephone & .Telegraph
Lell Telephone Laboratories, its research unit; and 21 operating
telephone companies.
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$200,000
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Shares
Dittmar
1962
of
—
par)__
stock set opposite
common
Co.,
Co.—Quarterly Report-
for
-
-
..
Co.;
writing agreement, the company has agreed to sell and each of the,
underwriters has severally agreed to purchase the number of. shares, of
Boettcher
Vendo
■
quarter
System,
.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions of the under¬
Inc.
City Bank has been appointed
corporation.—V. 195, p. 1854.
the
notes
Pancoast
National
V
record first
a
t
Electric
Western
.
■■,//
notes—
unsecured
Rauscher,
of
instalment
secured
Common
Vassar Corp .^-Appointment—
First
$200,000
note
1
Other
Short-term
195, p. 1854.
common
indicate
tBeR Sysfenrprbt}ucts. "coupled with the lowes.t ;. *<■
price levels for those products in more than a decade, highlighted'the
Western^' lEiectripfs/perforrnahce/ih/i961V'c
dnriiial report '.;;;''
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
instalment note secured by land™
said the move came "in the light of com-,
petitive developments today, and all other current circumstances, in¬
cluding the desire for the removal of a serious obstacle to proper
relations between government and business."
The price rollback was attributed to three factors: (a) The attack on
the increase by President Kennedy, (2), The action of Defense Secre¬
tary Robert S. McNamara who issued orders funneling Defense business
to those producers that had held the line, (3), The announcement by
Bethlehem Steel Corp., the second largest steel producer in the U. S.
that it was rescinding its announced price increase. Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corp., and all other producers
also cancelled their increases.
sales
increase In sales:—V. 194, p. 263,
50%
Western Electric Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
the
13,
1962 the company announced that it had
price increase made on Wednesday, April 11, Leslie
April
Friday,
current
"Record, production-
<
completion of contemplated equipment purchases, Warlick's
capabilities in both commercial and financial printing will be. substan¬
tially expanded. There is no assurance, however, that the expansion of
its facilities will result in increased sales or earnings.
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against
Worthington, president,
B.
that
stated
t
Authorized
rescinded the 3J/2%
Rabin
Mr.
for 1962 with-an estimated,
; '!
$4,067,840 and $197,257,,!;!) 6»shares then ' :
.yvere
based upon the 288,000
'' /^
share
a
V.
.
Steel Price Incr.
Steel Corp.—Rescinds
States
cents
69
or
outstanding.'
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"
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Rabin/President 'of Westbury Fashions, announced record sales
:.K
and earnings for the year ended .Dfect- 31,
1961/' Pro, farina, sales- an.d;V4
earnings; .reflecting acquisitions,' were $17,081,087 and $634,793,^ xespec- . ; -^
tively, or $1.49 per share, based on the 426,000 shares currently outstanding. This figure includes a non-recurring loss of 3 cents a share,
and
With
other
and
7.24%
for
Earnings-^^ 7
Record Sales,
.
,
investments,
Holdings
-
private placement ol
$3,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures,-and the-increase of
authorized common shares to: 2,000,000 of 10-cent par value from .tpe
previous 600,000 of 25rcent par value'-'shares:'-ev>.*>\
v
Hy Rabin, President, told share owners
that' a projection ■ of 1962
corporate anticipation, "decidedly, favorable,"-will be reported at the
company's regular annual meeting on Tuesday," May 15.
the
authorized
Hy
of 2263
company,
,<
y'1/ *'
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-simultaneously
owners
commercial printing.
percentages of total assets were:
ago;
chemical and drug, 21.82%
11.97%
The
—
'-VV*
Share
transcripts of court proceedings; and in the, field of general
"disclosed.
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Warlick is one of the few printers located in the,
The price reductions will save Bell Telephone companies an estimated
area comprised of Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana and Ark an.-.
sas
which has specialized in the field of financial printing.
$31 million a year and were made possible by continuing oost-veducing
It is the
largest legal and financial printer in Dallas, an important financial v., improvements and innovations resulting from Bell System teamwork,
and insurance center.
"
the company said, j
<
'• .•
briefs
.
miscellaneous,
'• ' *
The Company IS engaged in financial printing which; includes' the
printing of registratinn statements, prospectuses, annual reports and
other documents used in business and finance; in the printing of law /
share before provision for taxes in controversy and $31.31
per share after such provision.
Du.ing cue paso 12 monchs, the cor¬
poration has distributed to stockholders $3,718,045 or $1,123 per share
from realized capital gains.
At the close of the March quarter, holdings of common stocks, in
$33.95
v'1'
.
Valdina- St,/ Dallas,"known as
Warlick Law, Inc. prior to Jan. 11, 1962, was incorporated under Texas
law in 1957.
It is the successor to a partnership named Warlick Law
Printing Co., formed in 1951, which had acquired the original law brief
printing business founded by John Warlick in 1894.
BUSINESS
before provision for Federal income taxes m con¬
such provision, net asset value was equal to $32.45
per share.
There are
At March 31, 1961,
!]
.
by the company to redeem outstanding.5% preferred
stock, purchase a lithographic press and related equip¬
ment,-and--increase general funds/-
are
After
troversy.
.a
A'".4'■•'*
V.1'
Inc.—Common
Press,
^c|^es/Net proceeds; estimated^; ^777,^O.C^"fwipi,-be-;used $
4^5* P. 569»-
Tim corporation, a leading closei^end investment company, Reported
net assets of $116,576,336, equal to $35.21 per share as' of March 31,
1962."
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.fV'J-.f
-1,065,000. from.
outstanding ^common " sh'%re'"=capitalizatioh ;to
-
426,000.
.
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Offered^—^Pursuant. to v
an April 12, 1962 prospectus, 180,000 shares of this1 firm's
common
stock were offered publicly at $5; per. share
through Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc;-, Dallas, rand'asso-
2,684,632
on
the
SI,500,000
$24,000,00(1 in the fiist three months-qf last yeaiv^y,
\V-'.V•••.,.,r
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Warlick
American share equivalents outstanding at the
the corresponding quarter of 1961, net income
cents per American share on the basis of 2,556,794 American share equivalents then outstanding.
V Sales in the first quarter of 1962 totaled $25,600,000 compared with
share
end
was
"
company
Netherlands,
can
company's
piggyback trailerloads handled and $5 million
automobiles and trucks handled in*
45,593
multi-level carloads of
."*>■
Operating expenses totaled $85.3 million, or $3.3 million less than in!"'
1960, a decrease of 3.7%.
The ratio of-operating expenses to, revenues A
in 1961 was 77.51%, compared with 78.69.% in I960—V. 195, p. 913..
"
(Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N. V.)
Arnheim, The
announced that in the three months ended March 31,
1962 net income amounted to $1,800,000, equal to 64 cents per Ameri¬
The
from
15,611
■1961.
Moxie Co., this issue.
United Rayon Manufacturing
million
$4.5
Parent
.
/
United Manufacturing & Engineering: Corp.*--?
Spins-Off Stock—.
f:
Monday, April 23, 1962
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
A
Burgmeyer
/'.area
has
includes The
1
'Connecticut.--';
.
the trucking business, since 1900. Its service
states of Pennsylvania, New :Jersey,- New York and
.=>/
*::/•" •" •■•
-:•'■ -' A; ■'
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been in
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Volume
Number
195
6153 .;.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1971)'
55
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
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ALABAMA
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Warrant Offering—Hugh S. Rat-
.
Chairman
terson,
Mesa,Ariz.
.
.
11 a.m. (PDST) on May 2 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 water sys-
i///v
Bond Sale—An issue of $540,000
At
of
Board
tern
electrical and gas system revenue
bonds
of
sold recently to a group
was
19o4
composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on April
23 for the- purchase of * $2,940,1)00'
refunding warrants, as follows:
Fenner
Smith
&
Inc.,
Francis
improvement
May 1, 1962.
to-
M-N.
I.
duPont & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co;,
and Taylor &r. Co.,' at a; price of
Due
1989
May
;
1
from
1968 to
Due
on
1981
in-
-
.
$45,000
Due on
4i/2s.
as
from
on July
1
inclusive.
Due
1964 to
405,000
1969
3V4s.
Due
as
-
1
from
clusive.
Dated
1968 to
1981
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May
1,
1962.
in¬
from
••
Interest
Additional
OrHerrington
&
1711—has
April 23.
Mobile
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•
a
11
of School
receive
$8,000,000
July- 1
sive.
sealed
Clerk,
bids
11
bonds/
(CST)purchase of
clusive.
by
of
received
May
15
500,000
for
the
student
until
3
,
.
+
i-
i
r
n
^
(MST)
a.m.
purchase
housing
of
Interest
M-S./Legality
by Chapman & Cutler.
a
'/A
-
—
Clerk
that
announces
the
Jane
obligation bonds.
1, 1962.
Due
1970
on
Board
Dated June
June 1 from 1965
inclusive.
Interest
Coconino
No.
1
Bond
Burns
County School District 5
(P.O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
Offering
announces
—
Clerk
that
the
Jane
Board
of Supervisors will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on May 7
for the purchase, of $815,000 gen¬
eral
Obligation
school
bonds.
Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive. In-
1
terest J-D-
Regality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
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Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
Ely,! Beck
Due
$105,000
sold to Refsnes,-
&
on
by Gust, Rosenfeld &,Divelbess.
as
-
until
10
fol¬
wa
/Bond
000
690,000
on
June
1
from
-
/
-
purchase
inclusive.
to 1987
i
1
196?. Due on
A;
G.
until
10.30
April 24 for the purchase of $550,000
school bonds
Dated June 15, 1962. Due on June
on
from
1963
to
Offering—B.
Sale—The $190,000
'
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,
> *'/'
M.; McClos-
awarded
awaraea
school
v.
195,
to
the
by O'Melveny & Myers.
Vacaville, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until May 23 for the
enue
Ventura County
No. 3
Bond
Offering
May
for
1
gale—The $200,000 school
Sale
bonds
bonds offered April 18—
195, p. 1711—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Salomon
Brothers & Hutzler, National Bank
of Washington, in Tacoma, and the
Seattle Trust Company, as 4s, 3s,
2i/2s, 23/4s, 2.90s and 3s, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
County (P. O.
Jose), Calif.
Offering — Jean Pullan,
of America
as 4^s. Due on May
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive.
v
960,000
920,000
as
1982 inclusive.
3y4s. Due on May
1,160,000 as 3r40s. Due on May 1
from 1990 to 1995 inclusive.
1,260,000 as 3y2s. Due on May 1
from 1996 to 2001 inclusive.
&
Bank
Sutcliffe.
1963
to
1983
inclusive.
In-
rick,
t^ft1If;N & Myers.
SLeialityaPPr0Vedby
O'Melveny
':/,-':yf'Ji-Los Angeles, Calif.
J'oseph
Offering
L.
—
Williams
(PST)
on
April
bonds. Dated
1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
to
1982 inclusive. Interest
Legality approved by OrDahlquist," Herrington
&
B.
J.
Lynch,
Merrill
&
Co.,
National
Pittsburgh;
Hayden,
& Co.;
Ingen
Glore,
Smith;
Mellon
Co.;
Trust
&
Van
Chicago; First
expressway
Francis I.
Pollock
&
Co.;
Barth
J.
duPont & Co.;
Co.;
Stone
&
&
Co.;
Wm. E. ;
Young- •'
berg; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
jt ^J.
*
&
Stone
B.
Hanauer
&
Co.;
Johnston,
MacMonterey County, Calif.
'
Arthur & Co.; Hannaford & TalBond Offering—Emmet G. Mcbot; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Secretary Menamin, County-Clerk, will reand C. N. White & Co.
announces ceive sealed bid^ in Salinas until
^
Bond
a.m.
purchase of $8,000,000
syndicate:
Other members of the
Forgan
10
1
from 1983 to 1989 inclusive.
Corp.;
the
1
3s. Due on May 1 from
as
1974 to
Fenner
M-N.
of San
follows:
as
Pierce,
1963
S. A.
N. T. &
Boston
San
May
11—
Francisco, at a price of 100.05, a
net interest cost of about 3.39%,
Santa Clara
county
April
p.
Northern Trust Co.,
for
The $4,750,000
1476—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
195,
v.
2.87%.'
26
Margaret
—
offered
$450,000
San Bernardino, Calif. I
Sale—The $1,116,000 fire
M.
Reilly, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $210,000 municipal improvement bonds.
Dated May i, 1962. Due on May 1
—
of
purchase
the
Ventura Port District, Ventura
bids until
La Mesa, Calif.
L.
Treasurer's office.
the County
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering
Robert
—
$300,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
May 15, 1962. Due on May 15 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Payable at
harbor
Bond
& Sutcliffe.
Bond
Waterworks Dist. '
(P.tO. Ventura), Calif.
County, Calif.
'
Bond
water rev¬
of $400,000
bonds.
^
tbe Security First National Bank
of Log Angeles, as 2V2s, at a price
f 100.43, a basis of about 2.42%.
J-D.
Legality approved
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
~
key, Secretary of Bciard of Directors, Will Teeeive'sealed bid$ until
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
Bond
Water
..
a.m. (PST) on April 23 for
purchase of $155,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
on
inclusive.
1982
Dennis
V.
the
3.70s. Due on May 1,
v.
a.m.
—
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
from
Interest- J-D.
(P. O. Pittsburg)i Calif.
Bond
1
Bernardino County, Calif.
.
Offering
til 11
system
County, Calif.
Martinez
Bond
d " 0/4b*
B0n(i
•/.;///, i.v-A/:
.
Wardle, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids in San Bernardino un¬
a
Offering —W. T. Paasch,
in
(PST)
by
Improvement District No. X
May
(PST)eion buildinS bonds offered April 9—
Lon^
195^ p 1599—were awar(3ed to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
,
Dahlquist, Herrington
Bernardino County, Calif.
Qf America N.T. & S.A. of
Francisco, as 5s, 4s, 3%s, 3%s
gan
D-D.
Bond
15
of
Contra Costa County
on
(Pbl
♦
Costa
$1,200,000
water revenue bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
2002
as
1711—were
i7ii—were
T>-n
Lafayette School District, Contra
Pine,
City Clerk, willreceive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on May
the
Due
bondTo«CTed XprUlO
Interest
i; for
3%s.
Poway Union School District,
I San Diego County, Calif.
p.
or"
of
City. Legality approved
by Orrick,
purchase
Redlands School District, San
Angeles
Interest J-D.
Offering—Anna
1
y
bonds. Dated June 1,
Benicia, Calif.
Bond
May
1992.
Bond
Bank
1981 inclusive.
as
725,000
Chase Manhattan
New York
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers.h.
1963
on
inclusiv*
to
655,000
S*
pm
County Treasurer's office,
the
3.70%,
5s. Due on May 1 from
as
1973
April 9—
i^0PUfrT?iS1 ° io
Municipal Sewer District No
T.
at
Bond
as 5V8s. Due
1964 tQ 19?2
Jrom
.C. Pickle-
leTled b?dsyuiSil8
sealed bids until
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed/bids in Los Angeles until
9 a.m. (PDST) on May 8 for the
purchase of $170,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
inclusive.
&
follows:
$430,000
ii
(PST)
purchase of
tin
'
Interest
County, Calif.
Offering — Gordon
net interest cost of about
as
June 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Artesia School Dist. Los
Due
iFISV
Offering
the
.
a.m.
i
.to
•Bond
Legality
approved
by
Wilson,
Harzfeld, Jones & Morton.
Dated May
Co.
1,
July 1 from 1963 to
1972' inclusive. Legality approved
1962.
.•
was
calif'A
received
Dabney
Townsend,
Company,
Bond Offering-Sealed bids will
be
.
CALIFORNIA
to
Maricopa County, Sterra Vista
School District No. 97 (P. O.'
Phoenix), Ariz.
/
.
par,
19c4 to 1991 inclusive. Prin¬
from
Upland School District, San
Tyson, and Eddleman, Poljok &
Fosdick, Inc., at a price of 106.60,
Security First National Bank
of Los Angeles, as 3y4s, at a price
of 100.39, a basis of about 3.20%.
3%s.
J-D.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen¬
feld & Divelbess.
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price of
until
bids
'i
y 195, p. 1599-were awarded to gank
the
$490,000 dormitory bonds as 3y2s.
250,000 student center bonds, as
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on May 7
for the purchase of
$610,000 gen¬
to
T.
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Sale-The $220,000 school
lows:
Supervisors will receive sealed
eral
a
Directors,
of
Nor*h Sac™me"f?''
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 water
revenue bonds offered April 11—
v- 195, p. 1599—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the First
Boston Corporation, Hornblower
?cb„w^,3ac™,r
William Blair & Co., The Illinois
Highland School District, San
195, p. 1476—were sold to the
: Housing -and
Home
Finance
Agency, at
Board
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
bonds
revenue
of
sealed
(PDST) on May 7 for the
purchase of $240,000 sewer bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
n
Hanford School District, Kings
1
totaling $740,000 offered April 12
County, Flagstaff High
School District (P. O.
Flagstaff), Ariz.
Burns
Of
Offering—E.
building bonds offered
Conway), Ark.
Sale—The
receive
p.m.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
a
State Teachers College (P. O.
Bond
approved
Coconino
Offering
Clerk,
,
—v.
Bond
Secretary
will"
Offering-HRuby Matusko,
of Board of Directors,
Secretary
& Sutcliffe.
County
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
revenue
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
(P. O. Visalia), Calif.
Bond
8
(P. O. Apple Valley), Calif.
Bond Offering — Ann Holt,
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le-
ARKANSAS
,
Tipton Community Services Dist.
sive, Interest M-N. Legality ap-
City and Kirby L. Vidrine & Co.,
jointly. J,. N,
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on
sive. Interest M-N.
of
Dated
purchase
bonds.
until
Rosa
June 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu-
•
$2,-
school
Santa
(PDST) on May 1 for
the purchase of $657,000
school
bonds. Dated May 15, 1962. Due on
May 15 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
Mariana Ranchos Water District
Johnson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids in Merced until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
April 24 for the purchase of
$400,000 school bonds. Dated June
1711—were awarded to the Commerce Trust Company of Kansas
Mill orMmer
the
for
15
in
bids
p.m.
will
County, Northern Yuma A on April 24 for the
County Union High School Dist. A $130,000 school bonds. Dated June
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1969
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
to
1982
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
bonds offered April 16—v. 195, p. Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
nf
2:30
J-D.
p.
^
£st ,J"J- Legality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
•
195,
-v.
Gustine Union High School Dist.,
:
Merced County, Calif.
,.
-
sealed
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
1^63 to 1987 inclusive. Interest
bonds
to be
sive. Interest J-D.
(MST)
p.m.
liams, County Clerk, will receive '
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
ap¬
Winslow, Ariz.
3
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
May
on
•
cPf>rpt9rv
-
on
inclusive,
;;-///;./
Bond Offering—^Eugene D. Wil¬
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
P-m- (PST) on APril 25 for the
purchase of $70,000 improvement
bonds. Dated May 15, 1962. Due on
May 15 from 1968 to 1992 inclu-
on
1963 to 1984 mcluswe. Inter-
University (P. O.
10
revenue
J-J.
,
that sealed bids will be
until
on
■
Offering — Gordon T.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
May sealed bids until 9 a.m. (PDST)
$7,000,000
were
District, Sonoma County,
:/Y;/
Y
California
bonds.
foregoing
scheduled
Yuma
Regents
announces
(MST)
purchase of
system
.
White, "Bradley,
Offering
Board
1982
Valley Unified School
Sonoma
receive
sealed bids in Los Angeles until
9 a.m. (PDST) on May 1 for the
purchase of $340,000 school building bonds. Dated June 1,1962. Due
vig,
a.m.
T1S°S,Wa5er,Srk^00nds-t
P
Vopi •' Y
r".
Tempe), Ariz.
Bond
Interest M-N.
Power
and
Bond
Garvey School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
1
1, 1962. Due on
1968 to.'.1990 inclu¬
from
\
revenue
ARIZONA
■■
Water
Los Angeles County, Calif.
a.m.
pur-
_
Arant, All & Rose.
Arizona State
10
the
for
water
nAn
July 1, 1958. Due
1 from 1974 to" 1979 in.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved
1
$565,000 water .works refunding
Dated
July
11
the
for
April 101599—and postponed.
on April 30 for the purchase of
$950,000 revenue bonds, as follows:
-receive;
April 26 for the
$300,000 water and sewer
on
1
a.m.
qn
until
Interest
Bond
be
will
until
until
24
to
The
—
Bond
Offering-—Wallace F. Da-
City
1964
originally
inclusive.
1978
from
offered
Due on July
bids
of
Note
follows:
as
Legality
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
_
of
Los Angeles Unified School Dist.,
re-
Interest M-N.
Dated Jan.
bonds.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
.
bids
May .1
on
Le¬
.
Q
.t
v
sealed
until
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond
25
Phoenix, Ariz.
Offering—Stanton S. Von
Bond
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose.
Lee,
3.17%,
as 3.20s.; Due on July
from 1979 to 1984 inclusive.
l;
(CST) on April 27 for the
purchase of $1,415,000 refunding
capital
outlay
school
warrants.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on Feb.
„
of
30,000
a.m.
1 from
St., New York City, for
of
$9,000,000 De-
°'Mclveny & Myers.,
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
bids
a.m. (PDST) on April 30 for
!
purchase of $85,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on V
May 1 from 1963 to 1979 inclusive.
the
2
*
will
$35,000
school
Dated May 25, 1962. Due
.
Commission¬
sealed
issue
1 e—An
as 3.15s.
from 1973 to
Warrant Offering—President
will
a
$27,000
William ~Bv Crane announces;that.
ers
S
about
Mobile), Ala.
the Board
May
on-
purchase
partment
Rechen-
Clerk,
April
on
chase
Kirby L. Vidrine Co.,
price of 100.05, a net interest
cost of
County Board of School
Commissioners (P. O.
.
at
been postponed
p.
until
1
County
sealed
(PST)
July
sold to
was
refunding war¬
for April 16—v.
scheduled
rants
195.,
$2,940,000
on
Offering"—
Bond
ceive
inclusive.
$57,000 sewer improvement bonds
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of
1986
Due
to
from 1987 to 1989 inclusive.
.
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose
.
1970
90,000,/as 3%s.
M-N.
the
by
m
macher,
July M
on
-
May
10.15
received
be
Dahlquist,
water A works
revenue
bonds.
; Sutcliffe. " v
v,Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
100.41, a net interest cost of about
r
u
c
l
i
n•
from 1963 to 1992 inclusive. InEureka ii
UmonSchool D.str.ct,
^ M N L
m
3.29%, as follows:
approved by
elusive.
1,472,000 Series B bonds.
Wall
55
Interest
approved
rick,
bids will
a.m.-(EST)
11
c/o The First National City Bank,
May 1 from
■
$1,468,000 Series A bonds.
until
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Legality
that sealed
|
>
'
.
Lemon
&
Co.;
Kenower,
-
"\
56
The Commercial and
(1972)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, April 23, 1962
.
.
■!
'
Hawaii
;
Society (P. O. Denver),
P.
Peters
Board
receive
tvill
Trustees
of
the
that
announces
(MST)
on
April 29 for the purchase of
$784,000
dormitory
and
dining
sealed
hall
11
a.m.
bonds. Dated October
revenue
1961.
1,
until
bids
Due
1 from
October
on
inclusive.
Interest
1964
to
A-O.
Legality approved by Daw¬
2001
offered
bonds
extension
water
April
3
195, p. 1476—were awarded
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller
—v.
to
and
Imhoff & Sanford,
3s, 3.20s, 3y2s and 334s.
as
Wood, King, Dawson
&
Logan, 48 Wall"; Street, New
York City, until 2 p.m, (EDST)
on May 2 for the purchase of $10,000,000 various improvement
bonds. Dated May 15, 1962. Due
May 15 from 1965 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
(M-N)
payable
Darien, Conn.
Sale —The
Bond
$940,000 high
improvement bonds offered
17—v. 195, p. 1711—were
awarded to a group composed of
school
April
York
of
the Crocker-Anglo
Bank of San Francisco.
City,
National
or
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson.
purchase
of $395,000
school
bonds.
con¬
Alton, III.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Offering
Clerk
announces
Council
City
City
—
Ramsey
$480,000
$4,840,000 sewer
offered April
receive
will
330,000
415,000
bonds.
260,000
Dated
Sept.
1,
1961.
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
clusive.
M-S.
Interest
Due-
1991 in¬
Legality
approved by Patterson, Freeman,
Richardson & Watson.
group
Sale
—
625,000
Chase
Due
1
April 1
on
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
as
as
785,000
as
1,945,000
ZVis.
Due
3.30s.
April 1,
on
3^s.
Due
April 1
on
Sale—The
$1,625,000
improvement bonds offered
a
the
composed of
Trust Company
group
Bank
and
(P. O.
Bank
ber
from
1
enue
1977 inclusive.
1963 to
National
cago,
Boulevard Bank of Chi¬
and the
ams,
College (P. O.
sealed^ bids
National
Shawmut
Bank of Boston, at a price of 100.-
.
Sale
The
$685,000 park
improvement bonds offered April
12—v. 195, p. 1712—were awarded
to William Blair & Co., and the
Illinois Company, jointly,
as
3s
and
—
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $500,000
sewerage
revenue
bo ri d s."
Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Dated
Commissioners
Board
of
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
bids
15
for
8
man
re¬
the
bonds
Securities Co.,
as
Board
4
to
1980
inclusive.
Offering—M.
;
W.
Jordan,
,
Third
.!
National
Bank
in
Nash¬
Pickard,
Inc.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc.; Piper,: Jaffray & Hopwood;
Pohl
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Arthur
L.¬
Wright & Co., Inc. and J. A.
ville;
Bend Sale—An issue of
building bonds
and
Clerk,
will
bids
oral
sold to
8
p.m.
of
Burns,
Overton
&
Corbett
Co.
&
school bonds
composed
of
was
sold
to
Mullaney,
Co., Channer Newman
$210,000
a
group
Wells
&
Securities
Co., and the Municipal Bond Cor¬
poration.
re¬
rev¬
.
.
improvement
bonds
Randolph County, Sparta Township High School Dist. No. 111
*
M-N.'
May ,1, 1962,.
Interest
Legality approved by
..
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Green River Valley Water Dist.
(P. O. Hinesville), Ky.
.
assessment
,.
Bonds
offered
April 10—v. 195,
1712—were awarded as follows:
p.
,
special
Dated
Not
Sold—No
bids
were
submitted'for the $940,000 waterworks system revenue bonds of- "
$110,000 bonds to Quail & Co., Inc.,
fered April195,
(P. O. Sparta), III.
/ /
and
Carleton
D.
Beh
Co.,
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
jointly.
A /AA/A Oy.. yyyr./y / Kentucky (Commonwealth of) '
bonds offered April 10 — v. 195,4
Bond Sale—The $9,900,000 De¬
39,000 bonds to the Peoples Trust;
.,
1713
—
awarded
were
to
.
partment of- Parks
bids
oral
until
(CST)
1 p.m. (EST) on April 26 for the
on
April 24 for the purchase of
purchase of $2,000,000 sewage and
$313,000 bonds, as follows:
improvement works revenu e
on
Dated
Jan.
1
April 1, 1962.
from
1964
Interest
to
Due
1992
in¬
J-J.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
$185,000 street construction bonds.
Due
on
128,000 street
1963
Greencastle, Ind.
Dated
Bqnd Offering—Frank A. Pierce,
City
Clerk-Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bonds.
on
Jan.
bids
April
23
until
for
2
pur¬
$715,000 sewage works
April 1- 1932. Due
Dated
1
from
1976
to
1
from
proved
Ahlers
1963
to
•,
improvement
on
May 1 from
Due
to
1971
inclusive.
May 1, 1962.. Legality ap¬
Bannister,
Cooney.
Carpenter,
by
&
1990
in¬
off<£red;ApHJ;-r
awarded to
a. syndicate head- y
Blyth & Co., Inc.,. at a price £
of 9S.38, a net interest" cost rif
"
abdjit 3;72%, as: follows: y
\ V: y
were
-
ed by
$4,855,000 bonds'as 3s, £-%s,
r,
y
.....
and 3.60s. Due
on
April 1 from
tl964 to 1982 inclusive.
5,045,000 bonds
as 3%s. Due
•iLl; 1992.-iV.,'iy
"
y.
on
Other members of the syndicate:
Merrill
-j
Lynch;; Pierce, Fenrter &.
Smith Inc., Shields & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Equitable Securities
Corporation; TJEL; J,: yVamTngeft
Co.^ Incr:^ Allen & Co.y First of"
Michigan .Gorp^ William Blair &
Co.; Wood, Stru.thers & Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co.r Goodbody & Co., *
W., E.
Hutton
&
Co., Almstedt
Brothers, J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
Stein Bros. & Boyce, W. L. Lyons
& Co., F.\ L. Dupree & Co., Se¬
curity
&
Bond
Co./ GrahamConway Co., Alden & Co., Inc.,-;
Russell, Long, & Co., Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc., Charles A.
Hinsch & Co., Inc., and Magnus
& Co.
/V y;'
•/
-
.
.
Logan County (P .O. Russellville),
; %
Kentucky ■ ■ •>
■„
■
Indianapolis Community School
District, Iowa
Bond Offerings—Sealed
bids will be received
bonds
"
p.m.
the
Nov.
1974 inclusive.
bonds.
Miller.
\ p.m.
revenue
~
.
.
the
and
clusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
will
•'
interest costs of about 2.78%.
elusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
(P. O. Wheeling), III.
Commissioners
separate sealed bids until
(EST) on April 23 for the
p.m.
Legality approved by
$195,000 school
bonds offered April 11 — v. 195, Chapman & Cutler.
p. 1712 — were awarded to Mul¬
:
Bettendorf, Iowa
laney, Wells & Co., as 2%s, 2.80s
Bond Sale—The $149,000 street
and 2.90s, at, a price of par/ a net
bonds.
County Community Consol¬
:f
purchase of $340,000 hospital
enue bonds, as follows:
terest J-D.
Bond Sale-^The
p.
-
■.
-
Livingston County Community
High School District No. 70
(P. O. Cornell), III.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller, as
3s. Dated March 1, 1962. Due on
January 1 from 1964 to 1976 in-'
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
-
*
.
receive
until
■
$475,000
was
•
sealed; $225,000 First Series bonds. Due
on
May ,1 from'1964 ..to 1977
"
(CST)
inclusive.'
■*
on
May 1 for the purchase of
115,000 Second Series bonds. Due
$675,000 water revenue b o rids.
on May
1 from 1982 to 1989
Dated May 1, 1962:' Due on June
inclusive.
1 from 1963 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
; r,:
'
t "
City
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
.
,
-
Bond
Clerk
Betty Perkins announces that the
ceive
Bond
and
bonds to
Corbin, Ky.
"
Offering — City
3%s,
Ames, Iowa
:
|
-
,
Home Fi¬
3!£s, at a \
KENTUCKY
IOWA
Interest MtN.
'
'y
offered
jointly,
of
•/
.
as
and
Agency,
price of par.
p.
on
from, 1963
Housing
annex
nance
$588,000 sewage
195,
,»
.
Beeeroft, Cole &. Co. fyy
1,228,000
student housing
Corp., and Channer New¬
of
•
-
student union
revenue
p.m.
\
Company
152,000 student housing bonds to
the
school
33/4s and 37/8s, at a price of 100.006,
a net interest cost of about 3.79%.
'the
May 7 for the pur¬
$750,000
park
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1962. Due on Nov.
chase
May
$1,265,000
\
bonds to the
annex
Securities
First
1477—were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
Jack
7
until
11—v.
& Share
will
until
April
,
that
announces
dent union
Rensselaer, Ind.
works
Legality approved by
Charles & Trauernicht.
Tabor
received
Bond Sale—The
In¬
terest A-O.
P.
follows:
purchase of
building bonds.
Oct.
.
$1,800,000, offered April
p. 1477—were sold as
.:•Kansas;
be
Teachers
$420,000 student housing and stu¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ter, City Clerk, will receive sealed
the State of
State
13—v.: 195,
Portage Township School Building
Corporation (P. O.
Pbrtage), Ind.
Highland, III.
Bond Offering—Lucille Schmet-
idated School District No. 21
Co.;
.
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
Sale—The
Bond
totaling
2.24%.
about
,
Cook
y
College of Emporia revenue bonds" /
195, p. 1712—.were awarded to
the City Securities Corp., as 2y4s,
at a price of 100.003, a basis of
3.04%.
Joliet Park District, III.
Bond Offering—Secretary
Kansas
:
v.
3.10s, at a price of 100.007, a
net interest cost of about
City, Ind.
.
school
a.m.
KANSAS
Board of Regents of
(
Pierce & Co., Inc.;
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co.; Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas City, Mo.;
City National
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
Mo.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Julien
Collins & Co.; The First Cleve¬
land
Corp.; McDonald-Moore &
10
Chapman & Cutler.:
Bond Sale—The $90,000 school
building bonds offered April 10—
Glenview Park District, III.
,
Rauscher,
until
.
on
1600—was cancelled.
Lebanon School
posal System Refunding Bonds of 05, a. riet interest cost of about
y y y & Savings Bank of Indianola.
Mercantile Trust Company of St.
1962
due
July 1, 1963 to 1990,: 2.78%, as follows: <•
'
: / ; V
Clinton Community School V
t
Louis, as 3s, 3y8s and 3V2S, at a
inclusive.
The 1 group
bid
$995,000 as 2.70s. Due on March 1 price of 100.003, a net interest cost y'y;
District, Iowa .A-/A://V
100.0199999% for the bonds bear¬
from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.
of about 3.06%.
' ' ' "•
■'
Bond Offering—Pauline J. Nel-.
ing coupons of 5%, 3%, 3.10%,\
195,000 as 2.80s. Due on March 1,
son* Secretary of Board of Educa¬
3.20%, 1% and 1/10%, setting a
1977 and 1978.
INDIANA
tion, will; receiveSealed rind/oral
net interest cost of 3.06905%
to:
210,000 as W/sS; Due on March 1,
bids at"4 p.m. (CST) on April 25
German Township, School Twpi
the borrower.
—
.
1979 and 1980.
for
the
purchase
of
$340,000
Other members of the under¬
(P.O. South Bend), Ind.
'
225,000 as 2.90s. Due on March 1,
Bond Sale—The $74,000 school school building bonds. : : vj
writing group are:
1981 and 1982,,
..
:
building bonds offered April 12—
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Evefly Community'School^
v. 195, p. 1712—were awarded to
Chester, III.
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Phelps,
/y
District, Iowa y
Offering Postponed—The offer¬ the City Securities Corp., and the
Fenn & Co.; Salomon Brothers &
T'i Bond Sale—The $274,000 school
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; ing of $1,750,000 sewer revenue Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
bonds scheduled for April 16 — jointly, as 3s, at a price of 100.32, building bonds offered March 14—
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
v.
195, p. 1257-—were awarded to
v. 195, p. 1027—was postponed.
a. basis of about 2.94%.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Shaw McDermott & Company.? >;
The
First - National' / Bank 4/of
Clinton and Bond Conuties,
' ~
rGoshen, Ind.. ;
y/
>
f
Harlan, Iowa
Miami; * Kean, - Taylor A &
Co.;
Carlyle Community Unit...x-,~'
Bond Offering — Claude R.;
Bond
:/W. H. Morton' & Co., Inc.; Bacon,
Offering—C. F. Haskell,
School Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Landaw, City Clerk-Treasurer,
Whipple & Co.;
/;/A•,/;/
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Carlyle), III.
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
/
;•
G.
Offering—rRobert
May 2 for the purchase
of
$630,000 ^ dormitory
revenue'
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
on April
1 from 1964 to 2001 in¬
clusive.
Legality- approved
by
Haute), Ind.
Cancelled—The offer¬
p.
;y.V.
y
•
Ad-;
Business Manager, will—re¬
ceive
$1,650,000
195,
—v.
2%s, at
as
Dubuque), Iowa
;
-
-Bond
dormitory rev¬
bonds scheduled for April 18
of
ing
May 1, 1962. Due on Decem¬
.V
^
Terre
Offering
Peoria.
of
y
(CST)
'•
•
' <;y:''-y
University of Dubuque? (P. O.
■
Hughes & Co., as 27/ss, at
of luO.Ol, a basis of about
Indiana State
$570,000
v ;
.
2.87%.
Dated
Com-,
underwriting merce
of Kansas
jointly by The; City, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Manhattan
price
soid to the Com¬
mercial National
Due on April 1
at the same time were awarded to
Smith, Barney & Co. on April 18
purchased $14,565,000 Sewage Dis¬
a
Peoria), III.
April 1
on
from 1996 to 2000 inclusive.
Additional
sewer
;
sperger,
Sheldon,
price of 100.13.
1712—were awarded to Raffen-
p.
Legality approved by
park bonds was
State Bank of
a
Ind.
v
$350,000 hospi¬
;/
Sale-j-The $36,000 watery*
plant and system bonds:
offered April 12—v. 195, p. 1712—
>
were
awarded
to ' ther Security y "
price of 100.02,
Bond Sale—The
,
Due
3.40s.
as
Bond
tal bonds offered April 12—v. 195,
inclusive.
1981
Bond Sale—An issue of
from 1988 to 1991 inclusive.
An
managed
3%s.
.
Miami, Fla.
Bond
as
1986 and 1987;
will
be received until May 15 for the
purchase
of
$1,935,000
utilities
;
April 1
on
SVas. Due on April
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
bonds.
Due
from 1992 to 1995 inclusive.
Eustis, Fla.
revenue
3%s.
as
from
May 4 for the purchase of $150,000
waterworks system
revenue
■*T,y
as
from 1965 to 1977 inclusive.
that;
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
on
Interest J-D.
■
Betty A.
,
from 1963 to
1
Bond
—
the
ber
a
New Castle),
May 1, 1962. Due on Decem¬
;
11—
195, p. 1476—were awarded to a
Groton, Conn.
syndicate composed of A. C. Allyn
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
&
Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
be received until May 3 for the
Fenner
&
Smith, Inc., Paribas
purchase of $325,000 highway im¬
Corp., Bache & Co., Underwood,
provement bonds.
Neuhaus & Co., Inc., I. M. Simon
& Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
Wallingford, Conn.
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., Stranahan, Har¬
school bonds offered April 18—v.
195, p. 1712—were awarded to the ris & Co., Barret, Fitch, North &
First National Bank of Chicago
Co., McDonnell & Co., Inc., E. F.
and the Mellon National Bank &. Hutton & Co., Sea songood &
Trust Company of Pittsburgh, as
Mayer, Pohl & Co., Inc., M. B.
2.80s, at a price of 100.29, a basis Vick & Co., Cumberland Securities
of gbout 2.77%.
Corp., Ballman & Main, Municipal
ii-i' 'J.
\:r-A/.;
i i\\ ;v..■: • \
Bond Corp. and Ellis & Co., at a
FLORIDA
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 3.43%, as follows:
Bristol, Fla.
1
+
Sheldon, Iowa
/
Henry County (P. O...
net interest cost of about 3.22%.
a
Dated
37/8s, at
«■,
works
net interest cost of about 3.98%.
a
Cutler.
bonds
a
improvement
totaling
bonds
Legality approved by Chapman &
v.
•
Curtis, Dean Witter & Co.,
and William Blair & Co., as 3s,
3y4s and 3%s, at a price of 100.05,
ILLINOIS
revenue
2.78%.
of about
&
son
and
4s
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Madison County,
Co., Stone &
Corp.,
and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
2.80s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
»
awarded to
,
$217,000 were sold recently to the
Fidelity Savings Bank of Marshall- y y
town, as 2V2S and 3.45s.
'
195, p. 1601—were
syndicate composed
•
Fond du Lac Park
struction
12—v.
assessment
and
bonds offered
revenue
of B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Indian¬
School
District No. 45 (P. O.
apolis Bond & Share Corp., HayVilla Park), III.
'
den, Stone & Co., Rodman & RenBond Sale—An issue of $599,000 shaw, McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
school bonds was sold to a group and: Julien Collins & Co., as 4l/2s,
Securities
Webster
April
DuPage County, Villa Park--
IDAHO
Rexburg School
(P.O.
Rexburg), Idaho
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until May 15 for the
works
age
Chapman & Cutler.
&
Fenn
Phelps,
office
the
at
Marshalltown, Iowa
Bond Sale—Street
Bond Sale—The $1,440,000 sew¬
Co.
$200,000
the
purchase
of
school building bonds.
for
Lombardo Community
District No. 321A
CONNECTICUT
Securities
Newman
ap-
Griffith, Ind.
building bonds offered April 2—
195, p. 1600^-were awarded to
v.
Channer
Legality
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
received c/o
Hanifen,
jointly,
will be
bids
Budget, or the
Bankers Trust Company of New
Cortex, Colo.
Bond Sale—The $550,000
an¬
the Director of the
Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
son,'
sealed
that
nounces
Ho
C.
Y.
Raymond
Budget
Offering—President Gerald
(State of)
Interest J-J.
clusive.
School Dist. No. 23
(P. O. Prospect Heights), III.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
Offering—Director of the
Bond
Colorado
Bond
Cook County
HAWAII
COLORADO
Colorado Woman's College
on
/; Bond
Offering r— Marion John¬
Clerk, will receive
until 10 a.m.
(CST)
April 24 for the/purchase of/".
son,- bounty
and oral
sealed
April 24
on
bids
voted
$425,000.
Number 6153
195
Volume
hospital
*
bonds.
1, 1962. Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
April
Due.on
1 from
1967 inclusive.
to
Dated
President, will receive sealed
a.m.< (CST)
on April
for the purchase of $146,000
first mortgage bonds.
Dated May
1962.
Legality approved
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
'
•
Todd
County (P. O. Elkton), Ky.
Offering—W. H. Hilton,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
May 1 for the purchase of
$565,000 school building revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due
on
from
1
to
1963
1982
in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved : by
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
Whitley CountyWater District
(P.O. Williamsburg), Ky./
Bond
April
$1,600,000 nat¬
bonds -offered
195, p. 1713—were
revenue
13—v.
awarded to Abroms & Co.
LOUISIANA
Bond Sale—The
School
No.
2
April 12 -r- v. 195,
p. 1257—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Phelps, Fenn
&
Co., First National Bank of
Memphis, Commerce Trust Co. of
Kansas City, Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
and
Harrington & Co., as 2%s,
3s, 3.20s, 3.40s arid 3^s, at a price
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
1
Additional Sale
The
—
$550,000
School District No. 7 bonds offered
at
the
to
time
Bank
tional
syndicate composed of John
Nuveen & Co., Ladd Dinkins &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
First of Michigan Corp., Dorsey &
Co., Kohlmeyer & Co., Arnold &
Derbes, Inc., McCormick & Co.,
Ray Allen, Olsen & ; Beaumont,
Inc., and Weil Investment, Co., as
2%s, 3s, 3V4S, 3V2s and 3%s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.52%.
bonds.
to
the
First
Na¬
of
on
sive.
Bond
son,
June
1
sive.
Interest
Dated
bonds.
May 1
on
inclusive.
May
1,- 1962.
from 1963 to 1972
Payable
the
at
New
England Merchants National Bank
of
Boston.
Bond
pur¬
totaling $850,000 of¬
April 17—v. 195, p. 1857—
were
awarded
bonds
pose
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Estabrook
Inc..;
Anthony
R.
&
Co.;
&
L.
Tucker,
and Lee
Day,
'Higgih.y6WH Corb1.,1
2.70s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
2.67%.,
---
:;.vr,'r
,
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
until
received
be
11
V(EST)
April 27 for the purchase of
$900,000
temporary
loan
notes.
Dated May 2, 1962. Due on Nov.
1, 1962.
"
>
a.m.
on
,
.
Sharon, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$670,000 school
bonds offered April 17—v. 195, p.
to
awarded
1857—were
000
National
the
of
Bank
Providence,
in
Shawmut
the
acquisition
issue
Sale—An
of
to
con¬
bonds.
sealed
until
2
on>
May
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
1963
M-N.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Michigan (State of)
Norfolk
County Trust Com¬
of Brookline, at 1.33%.
as
3%s. Due
from 1978 to
990,000
as
on
January 1
1980 inclusive.
3%s. Due
on
January 1
from 1981 to 1990 inclusive.
Michigan State University of
Agriculture and Applied Science
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
enue
$3,000,000
dormitory
rev¬
bonds scheduled for April 13
195, p. 1478—has been post¬
indefinitely.
—v.
poned
Michigan State University of
Agriculture and Applied
Science (P. O. East
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Offering—Secretary Jack
Breslin
announces
Trustees
will
that the Board
receive
sealed
a.m.
(EST) on April
purchase of $4,000,000
dormitory 1 revenue bonds. Dated
August- 1, 1961. Due on April 1
for
27
from
the
1964
to
2001
inclusive.
In¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Secretary of Board of Education,
tax
sealed
the
will
Brockton, Mass.
receive
—
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
c/o
The
National
Shawmut
Department, 40
Bank, Municipal
Water Street, Boston,
(EST)
chase
on
of
until 11 a.m.
April 26 for the pur¬
$750,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
bonds.
sewer
from
drainage
surface
$250,000
1963
Due
to
on
1972
and
April 1
inclusive.
200,000 water loan bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1963 to 1972 in¬
bids
until
8
(EST) on April 25 for the
purchase of $14,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due
on-April 1, 1963. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
Bay City School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Lyle E. Ewing,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EST) on April 24 for the
purchase of $150,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated April 15, 1962.
p.m.
Due
on
clusive.
.•-150,000
.
.
,
macadam
bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
-
Bond
City
15, 1962.
Hazel Park, Mich.
•
pavement
Oct.
Note Sale—An issue of
Wayne Gray,
p.m.
Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
Bond
Offerings—Dorothy Zeidell,
Clerk, will receive sealed
of
St.
Paul, First
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Shaughnessy & Co., WoodwardElwood & Co., and the First Na¬
tional
Bank
1
of
Blooming Prairie.
of
anticipation notes
Sale—The
National
sold to
Lumberman's
Bank
Muskegon, at 1.80%.
Improvement
bonds
Revolving
offered
April 18—v.
195, p. 1858—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
&
Co.,
3.80s, at
as
a
Williams
land,
County
ceive
sealed
(CST)
,
—
H. G.
Auditor,
bids
Stang-
will
Jackson), Mich.
$850,000 school
bonds offered April 11 — v. 195,
p. 1368—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
^
Bond Sale—The
Inc.,
Watling,
Lerchen &
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., and
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., as 3V4S,
3%s, 3V2S and 4s, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
until
2
W.
—
bids
sealed
(CST)
<
Andrew
until
8
re¬
p.m.
April 26 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
May 1 from 1964,to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-N.
Legality ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, Le¬
Fevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
on
Hallock, Minn.
Offering—C. N.
Fowler,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 ,p.m.
(CST)
on
April 23 for the purchase of $25,000 gas revenue bonds. Dated May
1, 1962. Due on May 1 from 1965
inclusive.
1992
to
Legality
Morgan.
Briggs
by
...
M-N.
Interest
approved
&
Koochiching County (P. O.
International Falls), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $330,000 county
nursing home bonds offered April
9—v.
to
a
1478—were awarded
composed of J. M. Dain
195,
p.
group
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
3s, 3.2Us, 3V2s 3.70s and 3.80s, at
a
price of par, a net interest cost
about 3.69%.
1
.*
Norwood-Young America Indep.
School District No. 108 (P. O.
Norwood), Minn.
Bond Offering—G. C. Rehwaldt,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on May
for
3
the
purchase
of
$862,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1962. Due
1987
to
Feb. 1 from 1964'
on
inclusive.
F-A.
Interest
Legality
approved ~ by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst
&
West.
'
White Bear Lake, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Richard
Krantz,
City
L.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $175,water
000
Clerk,
to
1965
bonds.
revenue
April 1, 1962. Due
Dated
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1991
Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Briggs
&
Morgan.
MISSISSIPPI
p.m.
on
Alcorn
County (P. O.
Corinth), Miss.
Bond Offering—W. O. Potts, Jr.,
Clerk
of Board
of
Supervisors,
r
will
receive
p.m.
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
(CST)
Bond Offering—Henry A. Dorff,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1962. Due
sealed
bids
April
on
until
23
3
the
for
purchase
bids until 8 p.m.
April
$595,000
village improvement bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Jan.
for
30
1
from
terest
(CST)
purchase of
the
1964 to
on
1987
Haertzen.
.
June
1 from 1963 to
approved
& Trauernicht.
Bolivar County
Road District
Rosedale), Miss.
Bond Offering — H. B. Boykin,
No. 5 (P.O.
Clerk
will
.
on
inclusive. Legality
Charles
by
1982 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
of $475,000 county im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
J-J.
of
Board
receive
of
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
until
10 !a.m.
(CST) on April 23 for the
purchase of $200,000 road
District No. 373, Minn.
and
Bond Offering — E. G. Gillott, bridge bonds.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Corinth, Miss.
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on May 1
Bond Offering—C. H. Harris,
for the purchase of $625,000 school
City Clerk, will receive sealed
building
bonds.
Dated
May
1, bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from, 1964 to
April 30 for the purchase of $50,Dawson
Independent School
;
1986
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Le¬
industrial
000
March
from
1,
1963
to
Dated
bonds.
1962.
Due
1982
on
March 1
inclusive.
In¬
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Duluth, Minn.
Bond Offering—Bert H. Parson, .Charles & Trauernicht.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Corinth, Miss.
.
until
9:30
a.m.
(CST)
on
April 26 for the purchase of $145,000 general obligation city lockup
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Interest
by
J-D.
Dorsey,
Legality approved
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst & West.
Bond
City
H.
Offering—C.
Clerk,
Edina-Morningside Independent
School District No. 273
Harris,
receive
will
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on April
for the purchase of $475,000
23
hospital
1962.
to
bonds.
Due
1987
on
Dated
inclusive.
June
1,
from
1963
Interest
June
J-D.
1
Legality approved by
Charles &
Trauernicht.
MISSOURI
(P. O. Edina), Minn.
Bond Offering
—
Mrs. James F.
Greene pounty,
Republic Re¬
,
organized School Dist. No. R-lU
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
(P. O. Republic), Mo.
p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
(CST) on May 15 for the purchase
of $1,800,000 school bonds: Dated building bonds was sold to the
Trust
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from Commerce
Company
of
Richards, District Clerk, will
Sturgis School District, Mich.
Offering—J. Earl Millett,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Note
will
Offering
re¬
May 8 for the purchase
of $49,000 drainage bonds.
Dated
ifyf'r,
ceive
3.10s, 3.40s, 3%s and
price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.74%.
Other members of the syndicate:
-
Bond
bids
Northwest School District (P. O.
3.43%.
Grand Marais Independent
and
$3,500,000 Per¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
$350,000
was
Dor¬
Windhorst
&
Bloomington, Minn.
Bond
1, 1962. Due on June 1, 1964.
Interest J-D. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson.
Muskegon), Mich.
Offering
Bank
June
District, Mich.
Note
National
Offering
by Niles, Barton, Gans & Markell.
approved
syndicate composed of the First
a
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Muskegon County (P. O.
1979 inclusive. In¬
Legality
$600,000 school
building bonds offered April 11—
v. 195, p. 1713—were awarded
to
,
terest F-A.
Due on Oct.
Sale—The
h
bids until 11
$500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Bond
Allison
MICHIGAN
A-O.
School District No. 756, Minn.
■1
Co.; American
$2,000,000 State National Bank, St. Paul; North¬
Park revenue bonds offered April
western
National
Bank,
Min¬
12—v. 195, p. 1478—were awarded
neapolis; Paine, Webber, Jackson
to a syndicate composed of Blyth
&
Curtis Shearson, Hammill &
& Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; J. M.
Fenner1, & Smith Inc., Eastman Dain & Co.; Juran & Moody,
Dilloh, XJnion Securities & Co., Inc.; Kalman & Co.; E. J. Prescott
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, & Co.; Allan Blair &
Co.; Cald¬
Shannon & Co., Martin & Co., and
well, Phillips Co.; Channer New¬
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, man Securities Co.; Mannheimerat a price of 100.93, a net interest
Egan, Inc.;: Shaughnessy & Co.,
cost of about 3.72%, as follows:
Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.; Woodard$300,000 as 5s. Due on January 1 Elwood & Co., and Sampair &
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Egan, Inc.
' <
•,
220,000 as 3%s. Due on January 1
Blue Earth County (P. O.
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
v
Mankato), Minn.
265,000 as 3V2s. Due on January 1
Bond
225,000
Marquart,
Interest
by
West.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
;>
Owen,
sey,
&
1988
' •".VV'./
v..
•
Fund
Due
of
composed
net interest cost of about
a
manent
1992
1713—were
p.
group
MINNESOTA
p.m.
on May 1 for the purchase
$2,350,000 special assessment
drainage bonds.
Dated May
1,
of
Westwood, Mass.
pany
bids
offered
Blooming Prairie Independent
Addison Community School
terest
1962.
100.04,
(EST)
the
Note Sale—An issue of
the
—
195,
a
bonds
4
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Dated April 1,
1 from 1962 to
to
3.12%.
of
$400,-
,
Offering
Legality approved
$745,000 school Hedstrom, District Clerk, will
site
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Blyth &
Co., Inc., Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
and Shannon & Co., as 4s, 3V2s,
2%s, 3s and ^Vqs, at a price of
re¬
ceive
of Bos¬
the
facilities
office
ap¬
to
Stone.
17—v.
awarded
inclu¬
1977
Legality
Welch, District Secretary, will
Rhode
and
Bank
In¬
anticipation notes was
New England Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston,
,
April
S.
tax
sold
County Commissioner will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
April 25 for the purchase of
or
to
J-D.
Thomas
to
various
fered
Offering—President Lem at 1.37%.
struction
1963
,
1962.
Lynn, Mass.
Sale—The
Bond
Note
Hagerstown, Md.
$1,000,000
from
inclusive.
1965
J-D.
Ypsilanti City School Dist., Mich.
building
Offering—Mary Parkin¬
Village Clerk, will receive
57
School Dist. No.166, Minn.
Lake Orion, Mich.
4
West Springfield, Mass.
Washington County (P. O.
&
Bond Sale—The
.
additional water supply
National
MARYLAND
Paddock
Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Leelanau County (P. O.
porary loan notes offered April
17—v. 195, p. 1857—were awarded
$213,385.18
to the New England Merchants
paving certificates offered April
National
Bank
of
Boston,
at
10—v. 195, p. 1477—were awarded
1.39%.
to Ladd Dinkins & Company.
that
M-S.
$212,000 hXX'WX- Leland), Mich. u
Note Offering — Elmer
Dalton,
sewerage bonds was sold to Harkness
& Hill, as 3s, at a price of County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
April
100.51, a basis of about 2.93%.
30 for the purchase of
$54,000 tax
Easthampton, Mass.
anticipation notes. Dated April 1,
Bond Offering—Walter S. Zaik,
1962. Due on June 1, 1963.
Town
Treasurer, will
receive
Macomb and Oakland Counties,
sealed
bids
c/o
New
England
Bear Creek Enclosure Drainage
Merchants National Bank, 30 State
District (P. O. Mount
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
Clemens), Mich.
on
April 24 for the purchase of
Lafayette, La.
announces
Interest
Dalton. Mass.
Certificate Sale—The
Kirk
April 1, 1962. Due
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
Island,
'
(EST) on April 25 for the
purchase of $174,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on April
1, 1963. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
p.m.
Dated
(EST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $75,-
.
Bond
April
on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 public ton, as 3s, at a price of 100.71, a
improvement bonds offered April basis of about 2.91 %.
11—v. 195, p.4368—-were awarded
/ -s f Taunton, Mass.
to Ladd Dinkins & Company.
Note
Sale—The $500,000 tem¬
E.
(EST)
the
purchase of $53,000
Vehicle
Highway
Fund
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone.
,.
"
dustrial
Iberia Parish (P. O.
New Iberia), La*
for
Motor
Chicago, as 2.60s,
at a price of 100.64, a basis of
about 2.50%i1' '' ; •"
\ - *7" .
awarded
were
'V'4-4''•?
v;
23
&
Brookline, Mass.
awarded
were
a
same
.'
Palmer
bids until 8 p.m.
$2,825,000 town
000 Motor Vehicle Highway Fund
hall and police station bonds of-'
fered April 12—v. 195, p. 1713— bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
Due
bonds offered
about 3.39%.
"
"•
loan
$2,100,000 Con¬
District
Thorndike,!
Storey,
Dodge.
$100,000
Evangeline Parish Sihool Board
(P. O. Ville Platte), La.
solidated
,
(1973)
-
Sale—The
gas
April 1, 1962.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Nov.
Payable at
The'National Shawmut Bank of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
by
,
.
ural
"bonds.
.
son,
on
sidewalk construction
1963
bids until 10
1,
.
,
Bond Offering—Dr. L. E, John¬
24
.
50,000
Logan County Public Hospital
Corporation (P. O. Russell-'
ville), Ky i >y;;
V
water bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1963 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
■
'■
'4
100,000
Dated May
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
re¬
as
Parsippany-Troy Hilts Township
School District (P .O.
;
.
,
Missouri
Bond Sale—An
;
'
"A '
■
issue of $500,000
to Halsey,
and DempseyTegeler & Co., jointly, as 3s and
3.10s, at a price of 100.002, a net
interest cost of about 3.04%.
school bonds was sold
& Co., Inc.,
Stuart
County Reorganized
St. Louis
Eureka), Mo.
1
A
V
c
.»
to
school bonds was sold
Bond Offering — ilarry L.
$450,000y gerger Secretary of Board of
group
a
(EDST) on May
^
£or ^ pUrchase 0f $1,000,000
Sons and Newhard, Cook & Co. scbooj bonds. Dated Feb 1, 1960.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Feb.
Due Qn Feb
^ fr0m 1963 to 1986
from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. In- jnciusive
interest F-A. Legality
terest F-A. Legality approved by aDDroved kv Caldwell. Trimble &
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Charles & Trauernicht.
Mitchell.
Toms River School District,
School
(P.O.
N. J.
& Co.,
Bond Sale—John Nuveen
underwrit¬
Inc. is manager of an
ing group which on April 18
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will purchased $2,534,000 3.40% school
be received until 8 p.m. (MDST) district -bonds, due 1963 to 1986,
on
May 14 for the purchase of inclusive. The group bid 100.$36,000
school
building bonds. 07054 for the bonds, setting a net
Dated July 1, 1962. Amortization interest cost of 3.39477%.
Billings), Mont.
first choice and
bonds will be the
J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Allen & Co.; Bache & Co.;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Inc.; M. B,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
group are:
Vick &
Concord, N. H.
Note Sale—An issue
the under¬
of
members
Other
second writing
will be the
choice of the District.
bonds
serial
of $250,000
taSt anticipation notes was sold to
the Goricord National Bank and
Co., Inc.
Town
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
on
11
a.m.
net interest cost of about
par,. a
Trail County,
§
Portland Schools
District No. 26 (P .O.
i\
Kl
.
Hillsboro), N. Dak. V J
,
V
i
Sale—The- $89,000 : school
Bond
—
Man¬
Chase
The
OHIO
-''■J-
hattan
and
&
Galloway
Sykes,
by
proved
Sale
Bond
1992 inclu¬
Legality ap¬
J-J.
Interest
price ,of
3s, 3y4S and 3.30s, at a
as
~
Due
1962.
1,
May
Jan. 1 from 1963 to
sive.
^Bank, Bankers- Trust Go.
C. J. Devine
of,
managers
Dikeman.
Co;
&
underwriting
an
Heights, Ohio
Bedford
joint
are
Offering—Janice Hanley,
Bond
-
group
which on April 18 pur¬
chased $7,690,000 Public Improve¬
will receive
(EDST) on
ment
Bonds., ; The
group
.bid
May 1 for the purchase of $490,300
100.1799999% ..for
$2,585,000
of sewer improvement bortds. Dated
Solvay), N. Y.
2.70% series A bonds due Feb. 1,
May; 1, 1962. Due on December 1
Bond Offering—John I. Kurtz, 1963 to 1976, inclusive; $5,105,000
from-1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed of 3% series B bonds due Nov. 1,
terest J-D. Legality approved by
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 1962
to
1991, inclusive,
setting
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
25 for the purchase of $1,850,000 a net interest cost of 2.93227%.
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Other members of the under¬
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1982 writing group are:
Bond Sale—The $19,500 special
assessment water main improve¬
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Phelps,
ment
bonds offered April 9 ;—
approved by Sykes, Galloway & Fenn
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
v. 195, p. 1479—werie awarded Jo
Dikeman. Weeks; Wertheim & Co.; Bache
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3V8S, at a
& Co.; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Cof¬
Gowanda, N. Y.
price of 100.33, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $334,000 sewer fin & Burr^. J. C. Bradford & Co.;
N. J.
West New York,
until
bids
Dated
bonds.
Co.,.and the First National
Fargo,
Bank & Trust Company, of
were
April 26 for the pur¬
$826,000
improvement
on
of .
&
son
building bonds offered April 12rawarded to Roosevelt &
v. .195,
p. 1714—were awarded to
Cross, Inc., and Wood, Struthers the American National .Bank of
& Co., jointly, as 3.10s, at a priceSt. Paul, as 2V2s, 2.90s, 3.30s and
of 100.13, a basis of about 3.08%.
3.60s, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.28%.
/
Oyster Bay,, N. Y.
%
Supervisor, will re¬
ilton,
bids untu 2 p m
MONTANA
District No. 4
.
Offering—Calvin D.Ham¬
Bond
sealed
receive
will
Education,
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Co. of St Louis, A. G.Edwards &
Yellowstone County
,
„
DeWitt, N. Y.
•
toAKnnnn
„
An issue of
Bond Sale
v
school
building bonds offered April 11—
v. 195, p.. 1714—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of; ChilesSchutz
Co., ). Commerce
T r us t
Company of Kansas City, Jamie-
.
O,
School District No. R-6 (P.
(P. O.' '
Sale—The $490,000
Bond
$812,000 various
►
,»
.../
School
Cavalier), N. Dak.
;
.
Mehlville
;
Bond Sale—The
K. Kel-
County, Cavalier
District No. 6
N. Y'
,,logg, District Clerk, will receive purpose bonds offered April 12—
Parsippany), N. J.
>
v.
195, p. 1714—were awarded to
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Bond Offering — Harold E.
a
group composed of the Marine
April 24 for the purchase of $525,Fuerstein, Secretary of Board of
<000 school bonds.1 Dated May 1, Trust Company of Western New
Education, will receive sealed bids 1962. Due on November 1 from JYork, in Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc.,
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 3 for
Roosevelt & Cross, Manufacturers
1962 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
the purchase
of $670,000 school and interest (M-N) payable at the & Traders Trust Company of Buf¬
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
Tioga State Bank, in Candor. Le-r falo, .and R. D. White & Co., as
2 %s, at a price of -100.20, -a basis
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬ \
gality approved by Sykes, Gallop
sive; Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
of about 2.72%.
way & Dikeman.
J , v
;
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Wood.
:
'
'
Norwich, N. Ypl
ing of the above bonds has been
Bond Sale—The $470,000 sewer
temporarily
postponed,
due to
Pennsauken Township School
and street improvement bonds of¬
legal technicalities.
Dist. (P. O. Pennsauken), N. J.
fered April 10—v. 195, p. 1714—
.
St. Louis County,
Bond Offering—Robert
North Tonawanda,
'
(P. O. Candor), N. Y.
Pembina
'''';
■;
Danby Central School Dist.
and
,
No. 1
McEvers
Reorganized School District
No. R-9 (P. O. Mehlville),
& Wood.
Delafield
DAKOTA
NORTH
YORK';. ;1 V.-7 gality ^approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGoyern &
Candor, Spencer, Tioga, Caroline
Lane.
Hawkins,
by
approved
gality
Legality approved by
M-S.
Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
& Fizzell. v./,.;
r
Monday, April 23, 1962 '
.
NEW
Interest J-D. Le¬
inclusive.
1971
3s, 3.20s and 3V4S.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on March
1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
terest
;
.
(1974)
City,
Kansas
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
58
and Camillus Union Free
School District No. 2 (P. O.
GeddeS
of Finance,
Director
until
sealed bids
noon
.
t
and water improvement
3.06%.
Goodbo^x^ ^o^^vlvPuttort
Co., Inc.; Hirsch & Co.; Fitz-
bonds of¬
;
,
Legemont Local School District
.1714—
(P. O. Thompson), Ohio
Trust patrick, Sullivan & Co.; Granger
Bond Offering
Maria Arnold,
.& ;Cp;? John Small & CoVf Inc.;
Company of Western New York,*
1.49%.
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc. and
Clerk of Board of Education, will
April 24 for the purchase of $261,- in Buffalo, and R. D. White & Co.,
Robert K. Wallace & Co.
receive ' sealed : bids
until noon
Franklin, N. H.
000 general improvement bonds. as 3.20s, at a price of 100.27, a
(EDST) on May 2 for the purchase
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬ Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May basis of about 3.17%.
Ulster County (P. O.
of $102,000
school building im¬
ing of $100,000 temporary loan 1 from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Kingston), N. Y.
Hempstead, North Merrick Fire
provement and equipment bonds.
notes scheduled for April 17—v. Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
District (P. O. Merrick), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,980,000 coun¬
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Dec, 1
able at the Hudson County Na¬
195, p. 1858—was cancelled.
Bond Offering—William H.
ty bridge bonds offered April 12— from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
tional Bank, in Jersey City.
Le¬
v.
NEW JERSEY
195, p. 1714—were awarded to terest J-D. Legality approved by
Reiter, District
Treasurer, will
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
a
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
group composed of Halsey,
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
:
Washburn & McCarthy.
Brick Township School District
Stuart & Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons
(EST) on April 25 for the pur¬
Marietta Colleger (P, .O.
'j
(P. O. Brick Town), N. J..
,
chase
of
Westwood Consolidated, School
$376,000 building and & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., and
Bond Offering—Hilda Barbszis,
L
Marietta), Ohio
'
fire
April the First of Michigan Corp., as
National
the
at
Bank,
Shawmut
Offering
Bond
Raymond F.
—
Gabriel, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
fered
&
April 10—v. 195, p.
awarded to the Marine
were
—
'
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive sealed bids until 8
(EDST)
purchase
of
p.m.
Dated
bonds.
Sept.
1,
1961.
Due
until May
received
be
^
16 for the
schoo 1
$2,481,000
of
bondsr
4
'vvi,£
Wharton School District, N. J.
1982
to
Sale—The $475,000 dormi¬
Bond
100.05, a basis
tory
•.;
- :/ %
2.60s, at a price of
of about 2.59 %.
on April 1 from 1963
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Offering—Sealed bids will 1, 1962. Due
May 10 for the
$1,895,000
school purchase
on
apparatus bonds. Dated
District, N.
'
Bond
~
bonds
revenue
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy. %
refund ihg
offered April
10—
195, p.: 1602—were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance agn
v.
NORTH CAROLINA
<
and
construction
-
•
Sept. 1 from
on
Interest M-S.
clusive.
Note
bonds
for
1963 to 1981 in¬
Offering of the above
originally was scheduled
—
April 12—v. 195, p. 1602—and
postponed.
Township School District
Chester
(P. O. Chester), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $345,000 school
bonds offered April 12—v. 195, p.
1714—were
awarded
Newark
tional
and
to
the
Na¬
Bank¬
Essex
ing Company, as 3s, at a price of
100.007,
a
A.
—
Secretary of Board of
Albert,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on April
30 for the purchase of $450,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
will
Education,
Due
Principal
payable
(M-S)
Woodbridge Township (P. O.
Woodbridge), N. J.
■
(P. O. Annandale), N. J.
Offering — Mrs. Doris
Bond
of
Offering—B.
Bond
Dunigan,
J.
1602
p.
was
—
April 24. '
1
•
postponed
*
'
until
.
No. 1
(P. O. Ballston Spa),
New York
Bond
Offering—Harry E. Han¬
sen, President of Board" of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on April 26 for
purchase of $635,000 school
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962.
Due
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
purchase of
.
Bond Sale
—
April 16—v.
1599—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed of Lehman
Brothers,
C. J. Devine & Co.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., Francis I. duPont & Co., Van Deventer Bros.,
Inc., and Boenning & Co., bidding
for $2,568,000 bonds as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.68, a basis of about
195,
p.
3.15%.
Clerk,- will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
for the purchase of $85,000 im¬
provement; bonds.
Due
on
Dated June
1,
June 1 from 1963 to
Sale
—
The
17—v. 195, p. 1478—were awarded
to a
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen
and
net
&
Co.,
2.40s, at
interest
Other
a
4s, 2.80s, 2V4S
price of 100.01, a
cost
as
of
members
Ira
Haupt &
about
of
the
2.40%.
syndi¬
Co., Dominick
Bache & Co., First
Corporation, William
Blair & Co., James A. Andrews &
Co., Zahner & Co., Luce, Thomp¬
son
&
Crowe,
Inc.,
Moroney,
Beissner & Co., and Allison-Wil¬
Dominick,
of Michigan
liams
Co.
as- 6s.
Due
from 1963 to 1973
,
1973
approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman,
Authority, N. Y.
Offering—Chairman
Note
liam
\ ;
Reid
announces
sealed
that
bids will be received until 1 p.m.
be
purchase of $90,000 improvement
bonds.
1
price of 100.27,
3.33%.
on
April
24
for
the
to
Dated
Nov.
May
16,
28,
1962.
Chemical
Bank
1962.
Due
Payable
at
New
York
Company of New York City.
on
the
Trust
Le¬
Sale
3%s, at
195, p.
syndi¬
follows:
■
$1,250,000 water bonds,
rv '3s and 14s. •
* V
'
as
%
Bond
Offering—Walter
-
Helber,
will receive sealed
(EDST) on May 9
for
the
purchase of - $119,813.13
street
improvement special
as¬
City Auditor,
-
noon
sessment
790,000 gas system bonds, as 6s,
5s, 3s and V4S.
price of 100.44, a basis
a
bids until
■
6s, 5s,
The $150,000 mu¬
Whitehall, Ohio
-
2.94%,
•
—
of about 3.33%.
composed of Harriman Rip¬
net interest cost of about
as
basis? of about
building
bonds
offered
April 2 —v. 195, p.: 1479 — were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as
ley & Co., Inc.;
a
a
' ;-
nicipal
v
a
v
Wauseon, Ohio
pur¬
$49,270,000 Issue STN-201 notes.
1,206,000 Issue-202 notes.
rr
Bond
$2,040,000
offered April 17—v.
The $37,100 street
—
improvement bonds offered April
9—v. 195, p. 1714—were awarded
to Magnus & Co., as 3%s, at a
1
Due on May 1,
"
awarded
Sale
inclusive.
Sale—The
1714—were
cate
Toronto, Ohio
Bond
Smith Barney &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
chase
of
$50,476,000 temporary Bacon,- Stevenson
&
Co.,
and
loan notes, as follows:
Cooley & Co., at a price of 100.03,
(EST)
Salem, Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until May 1 for the
Bond
Due on May 1
Wilson, N. C.
■Bond1
bonds
Wil¬
l%s.
as
1988.
inclusive.: In¬
New York City Housing
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
inclusive.
from 1978 to 1987
terest J-D.. Legality
,
May
on
20,000 as 3V2S.
Due on May
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
*
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
1972 inclusive. In¬
to
1963
a
$55,000
of $99,000
terest J-D.
net interest cost of about
3.81%, as follows: .
par,
10,000
to
from
$155,000 school
building bonds offered April 10—
v.
195, p. 1714—were awarded to
J. Lee Peeler & Co., at a price of
70,000 as 3%s.
1963
Dated June
Grif ton. School
from
of)
$5,000,000
tax bonds offered April
severance
&
"y
Offering—Dominic Ciano,
Town
1962.
Bond
cate:
Hammonton, N. J.
\
Bond
3
New Mexico (State
May 1 for the purchase
Piqua Race Street pumping station
addition special assessment bonds.
Bond Sale—The
;•
will receive
(EST) on
Secretary,
bids until noon
sealed
District, N. C.
public
library : bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on June 1
$209,000
The $2,585,000
school bonds offered
Pitt County,
until 2 p.m.
the
Clerk,
will
receive on
Secretary of Board of Township
sive.
Interest M-N.* Legality ap¬
will
receive
sealed sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 1 for the purchase of proved by Caldwell, Trimble &
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
Mitchell. -;
- v ' v
:
24 for the purchase
of $135,000 $300,000 sewer assessment bonds.
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
Mount Kisco, N. Y.
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Inter¬
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1972
Bond Offering — Frank Lieto,
Legality approved by
inclusive. Interest F-A. Legality est M-N.
Village Treasurer, will receive
Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬ sealed bids until 11 a.m.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield Reed,
(EST)
Carthy.
& Wood.
\
on
April 26 for the
...
Bond
Pershing,
approved by Mitchell,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
Dayton), Ohio
Offering—L. Bennett Coy,
District
(EST) on May 1 for the pur¬
of $5,000,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on June 1 from 1964 to 1984
inclusive.: Interest J-D. Legality
Milton, Malta, Ballston and
District (P. O.
Miami Conservancy
chase
Education,
NEW MEXICO
E., Easter-
Offering—W.
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids in Raleigh until 11
ling,
a.m.
Charlton Central School Dist.
Cramer,
Hackensack, N .J.
Bond
Finance
Agency, as 3V2S, at a price of par.
Greensboro), N. C.
.
Legality
Delafield
Wood.
School District
$2,580,000 school bonds
scheduled
for
April 11—v. 195,
ing
National
the
Dover.
Hawkins,
by
interest
and
at
of
Bank
approved
&
(P. O. East I slip), N. Y.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Home
Housing [and
Guilford County (P ,0,
No. 3
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982
on
inclusive.
Uinon
Islip Union Free School District
Bethann
Mrs.
basis of about 2.99%.
Clinton Township
.
Offering
Bond
bonds.
1962.
to
Due
1973
011
Dated
May
inclusive.
May
15 from
Interest
15,
1964
M-N.
approved
by
Bricker,
Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Niehoff.
Legality
'
t
Volume
'J W illoughby,
;:
Bond
Offering
Director
Number 6153
195
Ohio\-
Leo
—
.
Tulsa
•
■
Oklahoma
of
Bond
inclusive.
1982
gality
1 from
December
Interest
approved
Co.;
Offering—M. J. Johnson,
(CST)
chase
of
Due from
bonds.
1964 to
Woodward Caunty
San¬
1973.,
An'iwnp
nf
fr
2?/
..
of
Independent
Dr':ce
,
about
& Cutler.
man
Inc.;
mc">
as
10017
tiasis
a
.uauer
CO.;
i^reen,
Gar'rett
Robert
ttooert
Kenower,
Jiiins
Lafayette, Tenn. >
„
Bond Sale-The $450,000 sewer
Sons! bonds offered April 10-v. 195,
b
&
&
uarrett
MacArthur &
Stowe
School DUtrict,
<5£
& Anderson; King. Quirk & Co..
2^4%.
Archbald
County, in Bris¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
tol.
«=>wn,
nnft
59
Bank of Sullivan
?ros- * Boyce; Cooley & Co.;
S in
™,^^™' Srhmert7
SLriri" !°
Cunnin«ham
Cn
so
iui
uie
yuiApril 26 for the pur$100,000 school building
on
Co.; Newburger, Loeb &
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Stein
AmbriJge.Pa.
-
Le¬
Squire,
by
-
-
Blair &
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke;
Dougherty & Co., and
Dolphin & Co., at a price of 99.05.
UJL
Clerk of Duaiu Ui £iuut<iui;u,?wxu
Board of Education^ will
Rnnd Sal#*
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.°a'®
1963 to
J-D.
Inc.;
Aleuts.
April 23 for the purchase of $69,300
Sanitary Sewer District A
improvement and special assess¬
ment bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
on
•• «•
•
(1975)
A. Webster
County Independent School(P. O. Tulsa), "*
District No. 9
.
E. Lucas,
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Due
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1603—were awarded to the First
p.
Co.
U.
S.
Corporation.
Township (P. O.
Rocks), Pa.
McKees
pa.
TEXAS
Bond
Sale—An issue of $200,Alpine Independent School
improvement bonds was sold
JL>u*lU
Bond Sale—An issue of. $135,4 •: *
%
tSiLlS J* TfrtV to A. JCi. J-VAtlBLCH & Co., aiiU Kay,
E. Masten OC V^U., and XVay,
171^
OnmrHflff
in.
lu
Di^Wcf, TeXM
_
OKLAHOMA
000
school
building^bonds V was
^
^Richards & Co.; "jointly, as 3y8s,/t Bond Offering—Sealed bids will*
sold tor the .Stock Exchange Bank: r™ &
Beckham County Independent
'
at a price of 100.007, a basis of be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)\
about 3.12%.
Hathoro, Pa.
;
pn May 1
for the purchase of ;
>
*
r:;] School District No is (P. O. - v of Woodward.
y Bond Sal ©—The $10,000 im¬
$300,000 schoolhouse bonds.
*??
'['■ Sayre), 0kla. * ^■■:
West Chester Area Joint School
OREGON
provement bonds offered April 9
Bond Sale
The transportation,
£ Austin Independent School
V
.>
Authority (P\ O. West
—v.; 195, p. 1260—were awarded
Clackamas County, Clackamas
equipment
and
'•
building- bonds;
V• V Chester),,Pa.
District, Texas
>
*
"
'
*<■" ■.
.to the Industrial Valley Bank &
Water District (P. O.
totaling $25,000 offered April 9
Bond Offering
Bond
John E.
Offering—John Chatley,
ClackamasHOri"" > 7 / Trust'Company of Jenkintown, as T B0"° .««ermg-jonn cnauey Clemens, Business
v.
195, p. 1714^-were awarded to;
r,, Chairman, will
will
-Chester
a price of par.
"
**■> Chairman, will receive sealed receive sealed bids Manager, a.m.
receive sealed
the Liberty National Bank & Trust ; .Bonft
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
until 10
Hughes, District Secretary, will
V :
Company of Oklahoma City.-V.:
Monroeville, Pa.
10 for the purchase of $2,000,000
(CST) on April 5 for the purchase
of $3,500,000 schoolhouse
Bond
O f f e r i n g—Arthur
bonds.
Carter County Dependent School
H. school bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
ders & Dempsey. <
*>
yvr5
School D..tr,ct No^jr. p.
Fort Supply), Okla. ^
_
f
DOiC
2-L11
- Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
1
bonds
offered
Anril
in
000
IQa
v
loauc
Airovo
.
..
*
,
—
v
'
-
.
.
-
„
^
w
.
v
v
District No. 71, Okla.
,
*
y
IwJw of $1,40^00
2#°ii JJnnnn
chase,
'
*..
Bond Offering—Carl Woodward,
%
Clerk of Board of
sealed
receive
until
-
works
'Curtis, Secretary of Board Coun- Due on June 1 from 1963 to 1982
P m- (EST) on April 26 for the
iyr. purchase of $250,000 various pur-
on
8 -p.m.
elusive.-?.
y/; ' /v./ i ^--^pose bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
'April 25 for the pur7
t^/May 1 from 1963 to 1987
$10,000 transportation- //V:V/,yyCoos County (P. O. ;'"•,»: ■■■?'* /
'' ^
^
a inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
equipment bonds. Due from 1965 •!../ p;/7'>'■'.•. Coquille), Ore.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
to 1967;
;
be received until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
Perry & Pohl.
v
Dewey County Independent
School District No. 3 (P. O.
4
Taloga), Okla.
*(CST)
-
^
on
chase
inclusive.
cil> wm reCeive sealed bids until
n^FPh 1 from 1966 to I987 in^^ 8
Feb. 1frnr^?Qfifi t.d^Tq87
Education, will
bids
water
cipal
*
PUERTO RICO
at
/
a
be received c/o the
Development
Bank
Rico,
45
Wall
for
First
the
to
Trust
Co.
National
Bank
Oklahoma
of
1963
,
City.
' ..School District No. 5
.
;
,
Sale—An
issue
R. J. Edwards, Inc. /
; ;
/
;
1603—were
of $90,000
*
.
V\r"
McAlester, Okla. W.'
v
Sale—The
.Bond
bonds
Legality
000
,
land,
.
the
to
v-i'
offered April 9—v». 195,
1715—were awarded as follows:
2y2S, at
as
a
May 2 for the purchase of $5,970,000 municipal stadium bonds.
bonds
revenue
June
the First National Bank of Bos-
from
1
1964
to
1987
Pawtucket, R. I.
Note
inclu-
sive, and
•/ f:
limited
$210,000
bonds to the
'
Other
members
of
access
.
Bank
&
Trust
Oklahoma
'
National
Company
of
the
syndi-
;'
jointly.
•
-'municipal; parking
50,000
bonds
Bank
_
?■'/
A
•
First
National
and
Bank
;
" ;
'
of
000
will
v
\
of Shedd.
'
:
; -
/
school lease
<
school
1962.
Due
Jan.
^s
fol1nws
fo"ows-
.
vlncluslve.
">
:
.:
.
*
North Bend
Ore
.
^ -^22
200,000
v
of
the
syndi¬
v/'
Independent School
District, Texas
Series B
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
April
;
1,
offering
will
1962.
M
Interest
ayor
receive
until noon (EST)
by
W
sealed
1962.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Interest M-N.
-
E
May 2 for
on
\Clute, Texas
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Oklahoma County Independent ■■
—v.
O non IL
O oi!
195, p. 1603—were awarded
^
xt
t
2,020,000 2.90s. Due on Nov. 1
School District No. 89 (P. O. '■ >[ to the First National Bank of
v
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
•./"" Oklahoma City), Okla. .
Oregon, in Portland.
: x
/ ;
1,480,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 1979
Bond
S a 1 e—The
$6,650,000
and 1980.
I
V,
'
Pendleton, Ore.
school bonds offered April 17—v.
: ;• B on d
Sal e—The airport and
1,590,000 3.10s. Due on Nov. 1,
195,Vp.~ 1715—were awarded to a
:
1981 and 1982.
swimming pool bonds totaling
syndicate headed by the Harris
$485,000 offered April 10—v. 195; -3,540,000 3.20s. Due on Nov. 1
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago,
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
p. 1715—were awarded to a group
;as 5s, 3y4s, 2y4s, 2V2s; 2.60s: and
composed of the National Bank of ;8,870,000 3.30s. Due on Nov. 1
"2%s, at' a price of 100.06, a net in¬
from 1987 to 1994 inclusive.
Washington, in Tacoma; Coughlin
terest cost of about 2.65%.
>
& Co.,* Inc.; Dominick & D-ominick;
1,000,000 Is. Due Nov. 1, 1995.
.Other members of the syndi¬
Foster & Marshall, and the Seattle
795,000 1.10s. Due on Nov. 1 from
cate: Chase Manhattan Bank, New
1996 to 2001 inclusive.
Trust & Savings Bank.
V: >
; • ■
York; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Other members of the
syndi¬
Umatilla County School District
'Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; First
cate:
V,V
/
//No. 2-R (P. O. Pilot Rock), Ore.
Boston
Corp.; Mercantile Trust
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Smith,
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school V
Company, St. Louis; Mellon Na¬
hnnH= nffprpH
Anriv Q
Barney & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
tional Bank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
burgh;
First National Bank of p. 1603 - were awarded to the Lehman Brothers; Eastman DilUnited States National Bank of
.Oregon, Portland; R. J. Edwards,
Inc
White'
Portland and Blyth & Co., jointly.
Inc.; Burns, Corbett- & Pickard;
Securities
Field, Richards & Co.; Newhard,
Washington County Union High
Corp.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Cook & Co., and .Channer New¬
School District No. 5 (P.O.
Wertheim & Co.; Stroud & Co.,
man Securities Co.
*,
, Forest Grove), Ore.
Inc . F s> Moseley & Co.; Yarnall,
Bond Sale—The $295,000 school Biddle &
Seminole County Independent
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
bonds offered - April
11—v. 195, Co.; Dominick & Dominick; W. E.
School District No. 15 (P. O.
p. 1715—were awarded to a group
Hutton & Co.; Reynolds & Co.,
Wewoka), Okla.
composed of Foster & Marshall; inc.; Hallgarten & Co.; Schaffer,
Bond Sale —The school build¬
National Bank of Washington, in Necker &
Co.;
ing and transportation equipment
Tacoma, and Black & Co.
American Securities Corp.; Barr
bonds
totaling
$52,500
offered
Brothers & Co.; First of Michigan
April 10 — v. 195, p. 1715 — were
PENNSYLVANIA
awarded to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
Corp.; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
Allentown Authority (P. O.
Rand & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
Texas County Independent School
Allentown), Pa.
& Redpath; Ernst & Co.; Braun,
;
District No. 8 (P.O.
Bond Sale—The $2,750,000 mu- Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Guymon), Okla.
nicipal building revenue bonds ofJulien Collins & Co.; Estabrook
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000 fered April 17—v. 195, p. 1860— &
Co.;
Butcher
&
Sherrerd;
school building bonds was sold to were awarded to a syndicate comSchmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke;
the First National Bank & Trust .posed of the.First Boston CorpoTucker,- Anthony & R. L. Day;
Companyu'Qf Oklahoma-City.
;ration;! Harriman Ripley
>Co.,- Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Allan
Bond
&
issue
of
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond
Sale—The $2,750,000 city
improvement bonds offered April
10—v. 195, p. 1715—were awarded
the
to
$100,sold
interest
Company of Georgia,
2%s, 2.90s and 3s,
price of 100.15, a basis of
in
Atlanta,
at
a
about
was
as
Bond
Sale
—
awarded
^tngton
325,000
The $750,000 com¬
to
a
group
com-
.lu, a 81„0"P cTom"
Co'^and
&
Crawford & Co.,
price of 100.42, a net
of about 3.03%, as
Due
5s.
as
as'3s,
G
2%s.
as
Due
850,000
1
on
1
March 1
3s.
as
Due
March
on
1
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
•
900,000
3.10s.
as
Due
on
March 1
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
H
Additional Sale—The $1,200,000
3"As, 3.30s
first
mortgage
nue
bonds
time
were
waterworks
offered
TENNESSEE
composed
of
the
at
awarded to
.
,
March
on
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
5s< at *
a net
interest cost of about 3.27%.
,
of
Co.,
as 2%s.
Due on March
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
bined utility system revenue bonds
offered April 10—v. 195, p. 1480—
Van IneTn ^Co63
^ ^..^iSDle
&
300,000
Greer, S. C.
we"%
Bank
Thomas
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
•
were
a
cost
$375,000
2.81%.
•
•
National
and
follows:
000 improvement bonds
•
Mellon
Pittsburgh
jointly, at
to the Trust
7
1603—
p.
Underwood,
Co., Inc.; and Dittmar
Co., jointly. ?
::
*
&
(P. O. Greenville), S. C.
Sale—An
195,
to
Neuhaus &
Simons
Bond
$300,000 im¬
park bonds of¬
awarded
were
Greenville County, Greenville
Memorial Auditorium District
,
Sale —The
provement and
fered April 12—v.
Sality aPP^ved by Sinkler, Gibbs
•;
/,'/
y':
'
bids
of $277,000 general
obligation sewerage extension and
.
issue of $100,building bonds was
sold to Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc., as 4s and 4^s. Dated May 1,
1992
the purchase
*rom
Sale—An
school
Denmark, S. C.
Brooker
3
Bond
000
clusive.
:
reve¬
same
syndicate
Drexel
& Co.,
a
Wertheim &
Bond Offering—Nancy Sparger,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
24 for the purchase of $1,230,000
Co., L. F. Rothschild
Co., Hallgarten & Co., Stern,
Lauer & Co., Barret, Fitch, North
& Co., Cooley & Co., and Charles
B. White & Co., at a price
of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
b°nds, as follows:
3.14%,
$1,100,000 various purpose bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1964 to
1992 inclusive, i
130,000
park
and
playground
$160,000
„
'•
*
revenue
'
.
,
^
Bristol, Tenn.
,
,
...
ap¬
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Kelly Brown Investment
and. E.
provement bonds offered April 10
.
inclu¬
Canutillo
April 1 from 1964 to 1991 in¬
°
^'4ftioe-oni av'
Knn5,.?J 1972 inclusive
x
1982
Legality
Pollock
^
.
197.7
members
Co.--,
bonds, series
C°
-
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
elusive.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
*nc-> En*st Boston Corp., and KidnJnS?
^
1
? P/1Cu °!
Jan. 1 from 1963 to
to
proved
$no,000 Series A bonds. Due on
v
April 1 from 1963 to 1976 in-
.
offered April 17 were awarded ^-O. Legality ,ipprcre.d
to a syndlcat.e headed by Drexel Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
O.Adel), Ore.
bonds. .Dated
on
revenue
1964
cate:
—
be reecived until 8 p.m. (PST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $30,-
Wilcox,
bids until 8 p.m.
/from 1964 to 1973.V.
p.
No. 21 (P.
hi
receive, sealed
.(CST) on April
*24 for "the purchase i;pf " $197,000
limited access facility bonds. Due
City:.; Clerk,
•
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Norman, Okla.r/;.;"*;; -i
Offering—D.' K.
:/■ ■/1 "■
from
Thomas &
_
offered
Lake County School District
McAlester, jointly.
Bond
195,-
the Bank
National
Oklhoma -City
First
the
;
the
to
of
v.
lot
Interest M-N.
for the purchase of $310,000 water
works system bonds, as follows:
$38,000 water ^ Pennsylvania State Public School
April 11—'
Building Authority, Pa.
1715—were awarded to v- Bond Sale
The $26,430,000
bonds
1
Phelps, Fenn & Co., F. S.
& Co., Merrill
Lynch,
Cherry Grove Beach, S. C.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Russ
Bond Offering — Mayor H. L. &
Co., Funk, Hobbs & IJart, Inc.,
King will receive separate sealed
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
bids until noon (EST) on April 27 Wm.
E.
Bond Sale—The
system
bonds
Smithers
.
tiarrisburg, Ure.
City, and the First
of McAlester,
Bank
Nov.
sive.
Other
.
facility
$9,200,-
revenue
cn„TU
ve
Recorder, will receive sealed bids Ua; Heynolds & Co.; Schmidt,
until April 23 for the purchase Roberts & Parke; C. C. Collings &
of $86,000 fire station construction Co.; A. Webster Dougherty & Co.;
bonds.
1
'
Richards & Co., and Rambo,
•••'-.
Close & Kerner, Inc.
Liberty National
sold to
SOUTH CAROLINA
;
'
was
improvement
purchased via negotiated sale
by a syndicate headed by Raus-
was
J-D.
y c^te: Blyth. & Co., Inc.; Eastman
-Z/tv':'.
Coquille, Ore. .j .<;',.-??Blon, Union Securities & Co.;
Bond Offering—J. IJ. Hall, City/.Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Dolphin &
;
Sale—An issue of $500,000
ton, at 1.49%.
on June 1, 2002. Interest
Legality approved by Saul,
Ewig, Remick & Saul.
First
Bond Sale—An issue of
cher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and Almon
& McKinney, as 3M>s, 3.40s and
4%s. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
RHODE ISLAND
was
temporary loan notes
of/-jOO.49,
Prtce
fasl?
^
.f>
totaling
awarded
school
County Navigation Dist.
(P. O. Port Lavaca), Texas
New York
purchased via negotiated sale on
April 12 by a syndicate headed by
Butcher & Sherrerd, at a price of
par.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
,
National Bank of Oregon, in Port-
$260,000
p.
inclusive.
County School District No. 90
(P. O. Coos Bay), Ore.
<
Bond Sale—The $720,000 school
bonds offered April 11—v. 195, p.
school building bonds was sold to
v'
1992
Coos
(P.O. Muskogee), Okla.
.
Bond
to
free & Rankin.
&
Muskogee County Dependent
;
;
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win-
sold
interest (J-J) payable
Capital National Bank, in
Calhoun
Puerto
000
"
Sale—An issue of $135,-
and
the
or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank of New York City.
Government
Street,
July 1
on
Austin,
San Juan, P. R.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
■
Bond
May 1, 1962. Due
.
of
000 school building bonds was
Dated
from 1962 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
from
Dated
bonds. Due
&
on
1,
1962.
follows:
as
5s.
Due
on
June
1
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
40,000
as
1967.
May 1
240,000
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
May
as
3%s.
as
2%s.
Due
Due
on
on
June
1,
June 1
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal
305,000
as
3s.
Due
on
June
1
•
.
.
and interest payable at the First
National City Bank of New York
City,
or
at
The
First
National
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
.
455,000
-
as
3.20s.
Due
on
June 1
from 1978 to 1983 inclusive.
Ttaur""'
60
The Commercial and Financial
(1976);
Chronicle.
*
Monday, April 23, 1962
,
'
'*V;Su.
Earth, Texas
Bond
-
( works improvement bonds total¬
ing $30,000 were sold recently to
the
Securities Company.
Hamilton
Hardin-Jefferson Counties Consol¬
idated
(P. O. Sour Lake), Texas
Bond
Sal e—The
$1,000,000
schoolhouse bonds offered April
X6—v. 195, p.
to
a
group
1715—were awarded
composed of Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; First
Co.; Rotan, Mosle &
Co., and Sterri Brothers & Co.,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 3.74%, as follows:
Southwest
as 4s.
Due on March 15
from 1984 to 1987 inclusive.
$200,000
£00,000 as 3.70s.
Y. improvement
street
sold
$400,000
Bank
payment of the annual contribu¬
tions by the PHA.
Y Proceeds from sale of the bonds
was
both of Dallas.
Water
Sale
Bond
Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc. is manager of an under¬
writing group which on April 19
purchased $15,000,000 of Texas
Water Development Board bonds,
—
due
1964 through 1997. The group
bid
100.034%
for the bonds bear¬
and
coupons of 4%, 2.80%*
3%
3.10%, setting a net interest
cost
of
ing
3.057%.
15 from 1988 to 1995 inclusive.
Lehman
Brothers; Phelps, Fenn
& Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Blair
Hill Junior College District (P. O.
& Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Hillsboro), Texas ;
son
& Curtis; Stone & Webster
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school Securities
Corp.; R. W. PressBonds offered April 3 —- v. 195,
prich & Co.;
p. 1603—were awarded to a group
Equitable S ecu r i t i e s Corp.;
composed of Eppler, Guerin &
Hornblower & Weeks; Ladenburg,
Turner, Inc., Moroney, Beissner &
Thalmann & Co.; W. H. Morton
Co., and Russ & Co., as 3%s, 3y>s &
Co., Inc.; Paribas Corp.; Alex.
and 3.70s.
Brown & Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.;
School
bonds
sold
was
to
composed of the East Texas
Co., Cooper & Co.,
group
Inc.,
First
of
Texas
Corp.,
and
Dallas Rupe & Sons, Inc., as 3V2S,
and 4Vis.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1993
Sold—F.
Bonds
Smithers
S.
&
joint
managers of the groups that on
April 17 were awarded 18 issues
Co. and Goodbody & Co. are
Housing Authority bonds
Cruce, Jr.,
bids
announces that sealed
be received until 2 p.m.
will
(CST)
April 23 for the
on
pur¬
chase of various improvement and
park
totaling
bonds
bonds.
$1,140,000
Dated May 1, 1962.
May
1
sive.
Interest
from
1963
Due
1996
to
on
inclu¬
M-N.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Mineral Wells
Independent
School Districty Texas
r
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
schoolhouse
chased
April
on
bonds
11
from
1963
to
$1,000,-
was
pur¬
by the Harris
1992 inclusive.
terest M-N. Legality
In¬
approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Horton.
&
purchased the follow¬
Philadelphia,
$9,145,000
3Vss.
Pa.,
as
ISY
Pa.,
as
Britain,
Conn.,
775,000 Newburyport,
3V8s.
Mass.,
as
New
Waverly Independent
School District, Texas
Eddleman,
4s
and
Due
bonds
was
Pollok
&
Fosdick,
Interest
as
3%s.
C.,
3%s.
as
Nueces
Elkins,
Mass.,
as
6,500,000 Cleveland, Ohio, as 3V8s.
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until .11
(CST)
a.m.
April 24 for the purchase of
$1,500,000 road bonds. Dated April
1, 1962. Due on April 1 from 1963
on
1982
to
inclusive.
Legality
Interest
A-O.
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor¬
ton.
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
3V8S.
Kansas
City, Kan.,
Millington,
as
Tenn.,
as
3y4s.
Shelbyville,
1,710,000
Tenn.,
as
3y4s.
■ py ■:
.
-'ppy?
—
ity
2%%,
3%,
April 17 by
managed
Blyth
&
First
and
3%%
was
made
underwriting group
an
by Lehman Brothers,
Co., Inc., and Phelps,
&
Fenn
3y8%
1963-2002
due
Co.,
in
National
association
with
City Bank, and by
Bankers
Trust Company and The
Chase Manhattan Bank. The bonds
are
being issued by five local
housing authorities. Bids on a total
of $101,055,000 New Housing
Authority bonds were opened, the
housing
States
sold
agencies
and
the
by
26
local
located in 14
Virgin Islands.
Other members
of
the
offering
group are The First Boston
Company
-v.-
.
r
;
Common
Stock
:
1
>
DIVIDEND
"The Board of Directors has authorized
the payment of a dividend of
fifty cents
<$.50)
per
share payable June 8, 1962,
Corp.,
Goldman,; Sachs &
Co., Smith, Barney & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc. and R. W.
Shields & Co.,
are
callable after 15
from their date at 104%, de¬
clining in premium at five-year
intervals thereafter.
years
The
bonds
are
secured
by
first
pledge
tions
unconditionally payable
der
contract between the Public
CAMPBELL, Secretary
Ooe Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.
a
Housing
and
of
annual
contribu¬
Administration
the local
11
p.m.
on
Oct.
on
from
1
1963
inclusive. Interest A-O.
2000
to
awarded to the Harris Trust
were
&
Savings
the
First
2V2s, at
of
Bond
April
Kelso), Wash.
The
.«-*•
$1,943,000
Chicago
and
Corporation,
of 100.40,
as
basis
a
.
Sale—The
$1*075,000
cor¬
bonds
offered
195, p. 1478—were
syndicate composed
purpose
12—v.
awarded
Sale
of
LaCrosse, Wis.
porate
Bond
price
a
about 2,43%
Legality
Cowlitz County, Longview School
District No. 122 (P. O.
Bank
Boston
to
a
of the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York City, Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler, Federation Bank &
Trust
Co.
New
of
York,
and
Harold E. Wood & Co., as 2.40s, at
price of 100.28, a. basis of about
2.34%.
195, p. 1716 — were
syndicate composed
of Lehman Brothers, R. W. Press¬
prich & Co., Francis I. duPont &
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., Robert K. Wallace
& Co., Harold H. Huston & Co.,
un¬
(PHA)
issuing housing
—
v.
a
housing
system
offered
April
revenue
9
195,
v.
—
the
and
First
ration,
2.90s
Washington Corpo¬
6s,
4y4s,
2y2s,
2%s,
at a price of 100.02,
as
and
3s,
net interest cost of about 3.01%.
a
price of
housing
offered
bonds
Seattle,),, Wash,
received
until 11
system
the
at
oh
May ;9 for the purchase of
$875,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1962.
Due on June 1 from
1964
to
inclusive.
1977
J-D. Legality
Roberts
&
Interest
approved by Weter,
Shefelman.
Rock Island, Wash.
$295,000 lacek,
revenue
(PDST)
a.m.
Offering
Town
Camilla
—
Clerk,
will
Sed-
receive
sealed Lids until 8 p.m. (PST)
on
time
April 24 for the purchase; of $f>5,Hanifen, Imhoff 000 golf course and park expan¬
& Samford, Inc., and J. A. Hogle sion bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
awarded
same
to
Co., jointly.
Due
June
on
1
from
inclusive.
County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
school bonds
sold to
was
a
Interest
approved
VIRGINIA
by
Ye
'
1
sealed
bonds
sold
was
to
F.
Legality
Roberts &
?'.~s
{•/';
-
Kalley
Trustees
until
will
the
receive
2
1964 to 2001
inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
$12,273 school
April 10—v. 195,
sold
to
the
Committee,
as
4y>s, at
par.
College (P.O.
Ferrum), Va.
000
dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
1964
to
inclusive.
2001
In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
Covington & Burling.
Bond
and
Sale—Dean
associates
on
2.70%
Public
of
Board
May
announces
Trustees
bids
sealed
on
a
until
3
for
4
that
will
&
Whitewater), Wis.
Y,
p.m.
the
1 from
awarded to the First
Bank
of Chicago, at a
price of 100.15, a net interest cost
of about 2.56%, as follows:
$175,0001
as
75,000
as
from
Due
2^2s.
1963
from
to
Due
2.70s.
1970
Winneconne
(Village), Clayton,
chester, Winneconne, Wolf
(Towns)
Joint School Dist. No. 1
District Clerk,
will receive sealed
(CST) on April
26 for the purchase of $575,000
school
building
and
equipment
general obligation bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
bids until
1963
to
1
p.m.
1982
inclusive.
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler.
CANADA
(PDST)
purchase
*
WEST VIRGINIA
pur¬
Mercer
County (P. O.
Princeton), W. Va.
Improvement
April 1
on
Oshkosh, Poygan, Vinland, Win¬
QUEBEC
St. Bruno de Montarville, Que. ■■
Bond Sale—An issue of $621,000
1964 to 2001 inclusive. Le¬
Co.
April
inclusive.
1972
to
on
inclusive.
1969
the
gality approved by Preston, Thor-
,
school
April 10—v. 195, p.
receive
grimson, Horowitz, Staring & El¬
19
LaGrange, Cold Springs, Kosh-
konong and Lima (Towns) Joint
School District No. 1 (P. O.
of
$900,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on Oct.
chased $2,400,000 4%, 21/2%, 2%%
and
State
Offerings—Secretary Paul
Hanawalt
B.
lis.
Witter
April
1716—were
Bond
(EST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $363,-
from
offered
University of Puget Sound (P. O.
Tacoma), Wash.
Ferrum Junior
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
2.99%*
(P. O. Winneconne), Wis.
Offering—George Tipler,
Finance
Raymond T.
of "about
cost
Bond
price of
p.
Cutler.
e), Cato,
Whitewater (Cify), Whitewater,
Colville), Wash.
Sale—-The
Craigie & Co., as 3.80s, at a price
of 105.80, a basis of about 3.02%.
—
est
River and Omro
bonds
Offering
a g
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered April 12—
v.
195, p. 1716—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Allan Blair &
Co.,. and Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co., as 2.90s, 3s, 3.10s and 3 *4s,
at a price of'100.009* a net inter¬
District No. 20S (P. O,
Essex County (P. O.
Holmes, Jr., Treasurer, will receive
I
1992
Legality
Cooperstown, Franklin, Koosuth,
Maple Groves Rockland and
Morrision (Towns) Joint School
District No. 1 (P.O.
Reedsville), Wis.
County, Evergreen School
Richmond), Va. Y
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
school bonds was sold to F. W.
Bond
by Chapman &
W.
Bond
1, 1962.
to
Interest F-A.
1604—were
p.m. (PDST)
May 1 for the purchase of $2,507,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
Stevens
1963
from
inclusive.
National
that
announces
of
bids
from
1
bonds offered
on
1
on
Bond Sale—The $250,000
' K'
1
Offering—Secretary John
Board
Craigie & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 105.72, a basis of about 3.06%.
;
J-D.
Seattle)f Wash^
Bond
Co., Inc., Horner, Barksdale & Co.,
Peoples National Bank of Char¬
school
1982
to
Seattle University (P. O.
J.
County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of $380,000
1964
Weter,
1 r" ^
composed of Edward G. Webb &
Caroline
Feb.
Shefelman.
group
lottesville* and Willis, Kenn &
Ayres, Inc., as 33/4s, at a price of
107.006, a basis of about 2.95%.
bortds. Dated Feb.
Due
Reedsville (V.i l
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Sale •—The
revenue
District No. 412 (P. O.
par,
Additional
CMadisonYWis.
Bond Offering r— A. W. Bareis,
City Clerk, will receive sealed and
oral bids ' at 10 a.m. ; (CST)
011
April 24 for the purchase of $1,000,000 parking system mortgage
approved
King County, Shoreline School
p.
a
a
improvement bonds
sold to
was
a
group composed of the
Securities Corp., L. G.
Dominion
Beaubien
Co., and the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce, as 5s and 5y2S,
at
a
price of 98.69.
"
a
May 18, 1962.
holders of Common Stock of record
dent
Lynchburg, Va.
THOMAS R.
to
University of Utah (P. O. Salt
Lake City), Utah
Bond Sale—Thef $1,990,000 stu¬
Pressprich & Co.
The bonds
Le¬
Bond Sale
The $1,300,000
Highway improvement bonds of¬
fered April 17—v. 195, p. 1716—
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Mitchell.
be
yppyp
Local Housing Authorities
Bends Sold
Public offering of
bonds; being
United States Lines
of about 2.72%.
Amherst
4,700,000
until
May lr for the pur¬
$700,000 dormitory reve¬
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1961.
nue
3V2S, 2V2S, 23/4S and 2.80s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
1,445,000 Cook Co., 111., as 3V8s.
895,000 Fort Lauderdale, P'la., as
Bonds
Christi), Texas
of
Chicago; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.;
First Security Bank of Utah, N.A.,
in Salt Lake City; Kalman & Co.,
and Edward L. Burton & Co., as
&
$29,695,000 New Housing Author¬
County (P.O. Corpus
Bank
were
Brookline,
1,620,000
3V8s.
M-N.
Interest
April 17
School District
(P. O.Logan), Utah
Bond S a 1 e — The $2,260,000
school
building
bonds
offered
April 17—v. 195, p. 1604—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
the
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
student
Winston-Salem, N.
3,635,000
as
Legality
bids
sealed
(EJDST)
3y4s.
at
y<- y-y;
A-O.
approved by Vinson,
Weems & Searls.
ceive
chase of
2%s.
as
3V8S.
590,000 Santa Barbara Co., Calif.,
860,000 Norwalk, Conn.,
1,110,000
1, 1962.
April 1 from 1963 to 1997
inclusive.
bonds
inclusive.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
—
Offering—Rev. Gerald E.
Dupont, S.S.E., President, will re¬
735,000 Laurinburg, N. C. bonds
1604—were sold to the Housing
and Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
$100,000
4%s. Dated April
on
Winooski), Vt.
Bond
344 s.
as
Dated
May
1,
May 1 from 1964 to
on
.Fond du Lac County (P, O.
Fond du Lac),. Wis.
St. Michael's College (P. O.
1,020,000 Americus, Ga., 3rd is¬
sue bonds as 3^4 s.
19,080,000 New Orleans, La.,
bonds
7,495,000 Virgin Island, as 3 %s.
760,000 Brent, Ala., as 3y4s.
950,000 Carrollton, Ga;, as 3^4s.
to
bonds
875,000 New Smyrna Beach, Fla.,
as 3%s.
sold
Bond Sale—An issue of
sue
sy8s.
JVas.
New
schoolhouse
1,075,000 Americus, Ga., 2nd is¬
1987
bonds.
3.06%.
Due
3s.
as
2,760,000 San Joaquin Co., Calif.,
bonds as 3J/8s.
as
630,000
Co.,
Lawrence
1,825,000
3VaS.
as
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May
1
tive sale.
ing Authority issues:
Mayor B. W.
—
new
The group
Mesquite, Texas
Calif.,
Francisco,
San
bonds
UTAH
inclusive.
Bond Offering
$5,025,000
Cache County
Authorities
Housing
of
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
1962. Due
school construction bonds offered
totaling $45,520,000, out of a total
of 27 issues totaling $101,055,000,
which were offered at competi¬
M-N.
revenue
and
brings the total principal amount
sold to $3,484,779,000.
The
underwriting group sub¬
mitted the following winning bids:
as
4s
Interest
1937
group
Strader & Co., Inc., Invest¬
ment Corporation of Norfolk, and
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc., as 4s, at
a price of 107.46, a basis of about
awarded to
Local
a
Investment
of
Act
a
Co.,
local housing agencies is the 35th
under the 1949 amendment to the
Housing
sold to
was
composed of Francis I. duPont &
housing projects.
The total offering of $101,055,000 bonds on April 17 by the 26
S.
bonds
school
the
U.
Offering — Dolly BroedCity
Clerk, ; will
receive
bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
on May 1 for the
purchase of $1,250,000
water
system
mortgage
low,
Y Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000
ad¬
of
the cost of
will be used to meet
UNITED STATES
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,000
schoolhouse
evidence
as
PHA or to re¬
tire temporary loans from others
than the PHA* and the remainder
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
District, Texas
PHA
V':
Richmond), Va. y'/Y.'-V VY sealed
made by the
of bonds
underwriting
the
in
Included,
the
to
vances
Texas
WISCONSIN
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
< Bond
Northumberland County (P. O.
will be used to retire notes issued
Development Board,
group are:
Hughes Springs Independent
Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.;
Ferris & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.; Ar¬
thur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
'
The faith of the United
solemnly pledged to the
.
Bye;on March
'•*5
States is
Trust Co.,
bonds
National
First
the
to
the Texas Bank &
and
Texas
Independent School Dist.
thority.
Terrell, Texas
y
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sale—City hall and water-
au¬
Bonds, due May 1,
1963
to 1982,
inclusive. :■ ■Y--.V \ I
V*'.v.«
Associates in the offering are:
Spencer Trask & Co.; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; Robert K. Wallace &
Co.;
Ernst & Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel &
Bond
be
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
May
for
$500,000
14
10
the
a.m.
(EST)
of
purchase
capital improvement
Jan.;1, 1962. Due on
Sti. Anne-de-la-Pocatiere School
Commission No. 2, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
bonds. Dated
Credit
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
5s, at
a
Quebec,
was
Inc;,
price' of ' 98.17:
$435,000
sold to, the
as
43/4s and
v*.; -Y. *
Y "
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